24 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ebd0d7c860f96154277a04d3f3cab621.pdf c06a9fd64fa05c201405a5064310e6b5 PDF Text Text Vfet V o d e r l Wrr.ni Page 4-A — Jan. 29,1964 A\ Hospital SH lM C'SttE Notes JAN U AR Y 24 Admission* Robert T iy lo r, Betty Jane Swift, Ketrcna Johnion, Faye I Joyce Kendrick, Barbara Li acnfelt, Thomas Lindt, Bar Come join the fun! Yes, we're Having a "Shipwreck Sale" ... complete with bold pirates and treasure chests of values. It's a real shipwreck party, and you can have one too! ney Beck, Wavcy Kcssingcr, Brenda Murphy, Darron Bar gar, all of Sanford Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Darrell Swift, baby boy, Mr. and Mra. Je­ rome LUenfelt, baby boy, both of Sanford Discharge* Arthur Yowcil, R e b e c c a Smoak Gumming*, Andrew Mack, Virginia J. Deshiclds, Mary Jean Crocker, Eva 11. Smith, Barbara Kcni* and baby boy; Rutii Ilarlicsm and baby girl, all of Sanford; An­ nie McCurdy, Geneva; Hertrum Gould, DcBary; William P . Kelley, North Orlando; Virginia S. Shircman, Longwood; Linda Skidmore and baby boy, Lake Mary JAN U AR Y 25 Admission* Roberta Cole, Windom Pickelsimer, Donna L. Atkins, Patricia B. Hunt, Ferma Lee Allen Jr., Lemuel Eudell Jr., WilUe Davis, Kathryn Down­ er, Alan G. Crawford, all of Sanford; Florence Holcombe, la k e Mary; Rutli Furbcr, Dc­ Bary; Jean E. Achord, N. Orlando Births Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hunt, bauy girl, Mr. and Sirs. Rich­ ard Atkins, baby girl, both of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Achord, baby boy, N. Orlando Discharges Cindy DeJong, Thomas Lindt, Myrna Keefe, Virginia Col­ lins, Phyllis E. II. Sills, Ethel Parkcs, Joseph C. Hutchison, Raymond Swallow, Maggie Zackaray, James Riser, Wil­ lie Davis, Eartherlcan Wil­ liams and baby girl, all of Sanford; Waldo V. Waggoner, Lake Mary; Helen Wright, Ernest Treyvaud, Mabel M. West, all of DcBary; Michael A. Bowen, Geneva JA N U A R Y 2. Admissions Julie Marie Warren, Thomas l.cltt, Barbara J. Crain, Ka­ ren Hardin, Kalhrryno Mil­ ler, Frank Shamy, Mary Jane Barbour, Harriett McIntosh, George Ellsworth, all of San­ ford Discharges William R. Jennings, Ray­ mond Deklc, Bonnie Wiebohlt, DonnaBclle Wells, G e o r g e Ellsworth, Wavey Kesslngrr, Tommie Taylor and baby buy, Brenda Markland and baby boy, all o f Sanford; Tina Ma­ rie Chokanis, Deltona JAN U AR Y 27 Admissions Pecola Williams, Dannicllc Blaick, Carolyn James, Alice Willis, Rcbccra Broun, Nancy Decs, Florence Bryant, Dor­ othy Bergen, George Thigpen, a ll of Sanford; Earnest Wright, Carolyn Bartosrck, DcBary; Doris Clines, Ge­ neva; Jeanette llosaek, Os­ teen; Charles Kendrick, Mary Green, Longwood; Beverly Krccck, N. Orlando; Jess Wil­ liams, Lexington, Ky. Births Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence Brown, baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Danielle Blaick, baby boy, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bartosiek, baby boy, DeBary; Mr. and Mrs. Anton Krccck Jr. baby girl, N. Orlando Discharges Barney Beck, Kathryn Lindstrom, Emma Lynn, law rence Starling, Mrs. Betty Swift and baby boy, all of Sanford; Walter lianl, Sui anna Wolff, DeBary; Lyllian Gray, Lauren, S. C. Elevator Acts Like Adding Machine M IA M I ( U P I ) — Everybody knows thut two plus four is six—even the elevator In the new federal building. Tw o passengers gut on Mon day. One punched the button fo r the second floor, the other the fourth. They wore deposited at the sixth floor. Amased, they tried it again. One punched number 1 and the other number 4. They soomed to the fifth f.' or. t.'alter Deppe finally solved t j problem and got to the f it flo o r where he had bocn 1 lid. i went on alone and pushe - number 4. Even U>e elevator knew that lour plus »ero ig four. W h itt, Pink t r Yellow Kleenex 400-et. 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Swift's Premium 59 • frozen foods • Delkiemt See* Cray Oranya ic Sam oa........ 5 \Z 89* Golden Blend Freten Hush Puppies 4 Li' LAND O Chunk Bologna 3 L 59< BUTTER Swift's Premium Skinless Breakfast Link Sausage . . 39c Herman's Chunk Style Braunsehw eiger. 39c Fruit Pias 3 S r *1 Saathland Qakk freten Itaw |Vegetables.....£*• 49* •[rds I n Qakk froten Braetell . . . . 4 |>ast aIletse*%ul >'» ns lllola •man I Jumbo Shrimp ,0Pks;£ 59* Gert ea'i famHy Ms* Delicious Sliced Fish S tic k s.....'Lv 59* Sw ordfish Steak «>• 59c Mra. Paul's Pam * Pack Copeland's Family Pack Sliced Deviled Crab M b. pkg. (Bologna, Spiced Luncheon, Cheese) ’s r *i Roved •■aatk't 9M IM iBreaded fW H ">• 5 9 t Lunch M eat • . . 24-«t. 2 9 # pks- tfaaea Annie, Paack, Cherry 'farm " w iwmww aspyre, limit 1 |irf 1tislditlti «ai|l> Tarnow's Whole Hog B ag Sausage . . 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S E M IN O L E P L A Z A !o w % 7 .*w a o iO P IP T O B IS M O L W m m _ ■ M e oofa worn T A R N O W S K IN L E S S W IE N E R S m m p n to ^ o w T o o o T o o p g g li v y y y x m iu m y y y y y ____ v /m S S S sH orru n H W Y . 17-92 & SR 436 p s f N O R W IC H * A S M R u T T A B L IT S 2S0-et. bottle W e BUI U W -a IBaalroe Bet. re* I. ia*4l Pears .................... 6 49* Onions ....................'£,•* 19* Testy Green Spring lb _ i*iOo a f s v49c i l-b . ppkg. p M iI ^ o o m M oT oo , »> Tropical Rod er Yellow Fruit Drink Hawaiian CASSELBERRY, FLA. 4> �p.w’i * ' * * f Viet Nam's Military Regime Is Overthrown SAIGON. South Viet N am ; born plotting with , t L T D —Tough, pro-Amcrican agent* to this end 1 ( F ir ? f o n t li* ZipZip Code 52771 • Franch 1 Four of hi* general* were arrested But the popular W E A T H E R : Tartly cloudy nnd nuld through Friday; high today in 70s; low tonight 55-62. Minh's status was not immed­ Maj. Grn. Nguven Khanh j » ’“ ? * p“ i*“ ,T d I " " 1" 8, United Tresa Leased W ite E sta b lish ed 1908 TIIUKS., J A M 'A It V ¥ « , 1961 SANFORD, FL0K1 DA NO T 11i f iately clear. There were re­ V O lT M overthrew the ruling military Kbanh moved ,ank’ aml para' junta today in a bloodies. |,n>0P* around the Junta head ports Khanh was trying to quarters and the homes of its persuade him to remain as a roup he *aid was necessary figurehead chief of state. to "sweep away the Commu­ leaders before dawn Within the past two years Also arrested was a former Gen. " B ig " Minh, who took nists and traitors who arc in French intelligence officer County Clerk Art Beckwith power himself Nov. 1 with a favor of neutralism." Lt. Col. Nguyen Lan, Viet­ has completely revamped the coup against President Ngo Khanh apparently vv a s operational procedures of his backed by most if not all of Dinli Diem, was seized and namese-born official who ar­ office and it ha* begun to at­ the leaders of the South Viet­ taken under heavy guard to rived here a fevv days ago. Minh had had the full sup­ tract attention. Brevard Coun­ namese armed forces in top­ general staff headquarters port of the United States, ty Clerk Curtis Barnes ha* pling outside Saigon. t h t* three-month-old which is heavily committed his deputy clerk, Bruce Me- Junta shortly before dawn to back the South Vietnamese' denning, reviewing Beck­ without liring » shot. government in its war against i with's systems and procedures So swilily and efficiently the Communists and studying other operation­ was the coup planned and There was no immediate re al methods. carried out that Saigon ap­ * • • action from U. S. officials peared completely normal on here or in Washington. One And, by the way, Beckwith the surface lale in the day. question was whether the says that if new roads are save for the presence of more than 81 million daily a id i r .M ’ E K E N N E D Y built into the new site on the troops stationed at key points. the United Slate* give* South |The United States, county line for the proposed BERLIN ( U P ! ) —The bodies Khanh, 30- year-old com­ Hast Central Florida Univer­ Viet Nam would lie suspend- fur it* second spare victory In of three U. S. airmen killed mander of the Vietnamese sity tlw county probably will cd, a* is usual in the case o f 1a* niuny days, launched n rain- j First Corps in the war against when Soviet Jet fighters have to provide rights of way |revolutions. ; cru-enrrylnjr Hunger probe to - ; th e Communist guerrillas, downed their unarmed trainfrom secondary road funds Khanh, who had been train-|,|ny „ plnnnrd 240.00U-mitc | said he acted to prevent a and primary funds for con­ plane in East Germany ! ed by American military ad- journey to get the fir«t closeFrench • inspired neutraliza­ struction. "A n y possibility of • visors, was considered a firm j up pirturea o f the nuwn. Tuesday will be brought to tion of South Viet Nam. He atate assistance?" wc asked, I anti Commumst and a billA , „ vrryt l 03-foot AtlasWest Berlin tonight, author­ hinted junta members had • i don't know what they liant officer, lie did not lake A(,0|m rocket thundered from itative sources said. would do," says Beckwith. part in the November coup. it, ,aunc,,it,K nl ,0:ln • • • The wreckage o f their T19 perhaps because bis unit was „ with „ |p 804. M.,. Cami Bruce, supervisor of | far (nun ‘the L twin-jet trainer also will bo capital, *--■ hut I entitle package — America's registration, reports that she ’ brought here, the sources ; joined the anti-Diem forces fu st ntoonshot in 15 months— mailed out K3.600 renewal j said. |later. tucked in it* nose. r . u. g e r i i a h d t car<h to Seminole voters and ; Khanh's immediate aides The U. S. military laison that to date she’ s received were two paratroop colonels. mission to the Soviet forces Scientists planned to put 13.523. She reported that 85 ; but he had Die support of the Ranger in 1 so-called "parkin East Germany went to tho voters had moved away or other three corps command­ in g" orbit about lto miles crash scene from Potsdain T H IS W A T E R CRUISER became 11 "liuul cminer” and wrapped itself had died, 218 were undeliver­ ers. and is transporting Die bodies above earth, nnd then fin- the WASHINGTON <U P!) around a tree Wednesday afternoon on Highway 16. John Ilrumley, o f ed, leaving 2,738 not yet re ­ The IS.ooo U. S. troops aid­ Agcnn second stage to push and the wreckage back to the Hanford Bosit Works, to whom the Iroat was being delivered by Drift-Rturned. " I f you have not re­ Panama, breaking off media­ West. ing South Viet Nam’s fight the probe toward deep space. turned your white renewal tion efforts, sought today to Cruz Houseboats, Nashville, Temt., said the truck driver reported he hit against the Communists were The En»t German Commu­ If all goes as plnnnrd, the the Organization of card, says Cami "you arc dis­ have u bump on the Wekiva River bridge, causing the boat to break loose from not affected by the coup. U. S. Ranger would arrive at Die nist regime denounced the qualified and cannot vote un­ American States (O AS) brand its trailer. Four safety posts were broken o ff before the boat left tho Ambassador Henry C a b o t moon in about (hi hours, ra lly American flight ns “ provoca­ less you visit the registration the United States as an " a g ­ trailer, skidded down the bank and smashed into the tree. Bruntlcy es­ tiv e " mid demanded anew that Joining the race for County Lodge declined to comment. Sunday morning. gressor." Office." timated 50 per cent damage to the $8,000 Itoat. (Herald I’ hoto) But Khanh told Americans Western troops leave W est Commissioner o f District 8. The launching came 24 hour* • • • In a note delivered to the |Frank R. Gerhmlt. o f Hermits close to his First Arm y Corps Berlin and West Germany. after U. S. scientists shot a We have word that Ray­ OAS late Wednesday night , Trail, Altamonte Springs, to that he acted to save his na­ U. 8 . A ir Force officials giant Saturn-1 super rocket mond Kader. form er Sanford Panama called for a special day expressed "a sincere de­ tion from being forced into took up the m atter with their man who is now minister of meeting of the OAS council sire to he o f continuous serv­ neutrality on the pattern of into orbit and elainted world Soviet counterparts in Berlin supremacy in rocket power. education at the First Baptist to consider charges of U. S. ice to the people." He seek* neighboring Laos, where Die nnd demanded sw ift action. The 10-story Athis-Agvmi Church in Thomasvillc, Ga., "aggression" — namely " a t­ the post being vacated by Communists have a voice in climbed smoothly from ita They stressed that the TI'J is currently on active duty at J tacks suffered by Panama's the government. James P. Avery Jr. trainer had strayed across launching |ud atop a pillar o f Third Army Headquarters in civilian population" when U. A native o f liultimore, Gcr- I -------------------W A SH IN G TO N (U P I ) — the border from W est Ger­ brilliant red flame and smoke. Atlanta for a couple of weeks. S. forces quelled Canal Zone 1A union poll completed about many arridenUily and that hardt hns been associated C o r N C T Within 30 seconds it streaked Kader, son of Mr. and Mrs. rioting three weeks ago. two month*' before Pre*idcnt the killing o f the officers was with the Martin Company through low-bunging clouds 4,. William E. Kader of Sanford, OAS officials saiil the spe­ since 1919. A* general super­ The Altamonte S p r i n g s and authorized the purchase |j n||n j.- Kennedy'* a ‘ Has*illa­ needless. 00(1 feel up nnd licgsin a deli­ is an Army Reserve captain. cial meeting would probably Town Council, in a sin-rial of insurance for the new mu­ tion indicated that hi* re-elec­ visor of piocuiemcnt. hr wu* The United Stales does not Raymond, a navigator in the be convened today or Friday. Opening for a rural mail cate, curving arc down tho session Wednesday night, dl»- nicipal water system. tion chance* would have been recognise East Germany end transfrrxd to the firm ’s OrAtlantic missile range. A ir Corp’s during World War carrier in the Sanford post Panama's n o t e declared cussed a comprehensive Housing, Home and Finance Jeopardized by bl* civil right* deals only with the Russian* 11, was interned in a prison­ that mediation efforts which Inndo plant in 11*57 ami hns office will be filled through street* and drainagu improve­ Agency (IIH F A ) has notified stand. resided in Altamonte Springs on maters concerning the So­ Ninety seconds after lifto ff er of war camp after being a five nation intor-American Civil Service examination, ment* program for Die town the counrll that government Result* of ttie poll, made viet Zone. the rocket climbed tho ugh Hit shot down over Germany. peace committee vha* been since that year. Postmaster Cecllr Heard an­ fund* cannot he made avail- available today to United Gerhadt served on the AltaThe U. S. Stain Depart­ .............. .....fringe* o f spare and left a He's a graduate of Stetson conducing for two wreck* had nounced today. Application! able for the streets ami drain Press International, showed ment, in a strong protest Us monte Spring* Towp Council * n j SouUtcm Baptist Theologi­ •Teased." T h e committee, age project until an initial Hint tho racial issue damaged Russia Wednesday, charged for two "fTi, tee* mg o ff.ia cal Seminary, Louisville. His Itiwevcr, *0 far Itai J»ot de­ lest Deveu oer aim not seek­ survey is provided defining Kennedy most In the South tluit Soviet jets had shot down wife is the former Ouida written test (or thli po»likm .1 trajectory looks clared that its efforts arc full scope o f the work to he bet nl*o hurt him badly in Die plane in an “ inexcusably ing re ck -Don ts'caUsc lie Is goon." , mfter ut nin ring tor u Davis. The Kailers have four ended. id. A buirhig for They must have rejided with­ done. every section o f Die country. brutal art o f violence." It de­ building - new home outside youngsters. in Die delivery of Die olllec iillte more than two minutes, The Panamanian note call­ ! the towi limits. • • • The answer* indicated that manded puninhmrnt fo r those Cost o f this work was esti­ O'-Alius booster engine was for one year immediately pre­ ed on the OAS to adopt "m ea ­ Grrluult is married and Inis mated by Harold Rndcliffe, if I lie presidential election hud responsible for the incident. lilt o ff Mild *epai a ted. Events coming up: Seminole | ceding Die dosing date of the sures . . . to assure Die main­ been held then, tho Repuhlia sun, Biadley Kent. 9. He is County Chamber of Com­ The Kremlin rejected tbe ScietitisLa fired the world'* FOLSOM, Ualif. (U P I) — president o f Glace Engineer­ tenance and guarantee that u member o f St. Richard's examination. In addition, they ing which worked with D id runs would have won a paper- U. 8 . protest. In a counter merce’s Board of Directors b(iivie*l satellite— an Ht-fool laiuis V. Santana, nn ex con­ must have reached their ISth the arts of aggression will not Episcopal Church. town on the water system, to thin popular-vote margin. will meet tonight. 7:30 at the complaint tlia Russian anid birthday on the closing date ■('•Don o f tunned out rocket vict from Oakland, was ar­ be repealed." Tho poll was taken late last tlm TUI had intruded into "M y decision to run," he Sanford Civic Center*. . . the casing and sand ballast—into rested Tuesday night for try­ lie in the neightiorhood ot $1,fqr acceptance of appliesAugust and early September East German air apace In a raid, "is based on numerous Forest City Community Asso­ Dons There i* no maximum uildl W e d n e s d a y with u ing to break into Folsom P ri­ :ton for field crew surveys and telephone nnd by visits to my ciation will meet at the Tradeinformation. However, Had- among member* o f tbe A F L - “ gross provocation" aimed at u-ighty Saturn-1 super booitage unit. However, perron* son. winds in Casselberry Monday home — asking me to join the cliffc said the estimate wa* CIO Communications Workers aggravating the situation in who have pa*<ed the age of 70 ri. and promptly rluiined an night. 7:30, for a business campaign. I will make no com­ still good which lie provided o f Amrrien (C W A ) under tho Central Europe. end to IC urmIii '* 111know-lodged may be considered only for meeting and, believe it or not, mitments or o ffer 11 platform council some time ago selling direction o f Laroy l’ urdy, the Irudciship in rocket power. Despite tho Mtrong word*, FORT WORTH (U P l ) - M r * . Arrested for hit-and run by at till* lime — that will temporary renewable appoint­ a "L ia r s " contest, says John costs of $.1,900 for a complete uiiion‘11 director o f civic a f­ informed observers in Moscow Tho Saturn I, prrhup* twice ment* o f nor year. Marguerite Oswald pleaded Bethea, president , . . the Constable Bob Carroll, Lester corns with qualification to overall plan which would in­ fairs. believed tbe Incident would Complete information about as muscular as Dir biggest So­ Wednesday Dial her son, Lee Fleet Reserve Association is Cooper, Negro of Rovcljnd run between March 3-t7." Purdy has conducted the produce only a temporary clude design, engineering and viet spare boo*ter, "did take the examination requirrm rnli Harvey Oswald, bn defended holding a barbecue from 4 un­ Park, was bound over to Inyoulx a* well as the basic political opinion survey for chill in U. 8 .-Soviet relationa nnd instruction* for filing ap­ tic ahead of tho Russian* In before the Warren Commis­ til 8 p. m. Saturday, at the County Court by Justice of ninny year* and forecast tins mid not a major setback in the plication* may be obtained a t " ' 1" “ ‘ HHy to carry a payload sion In an attempt to remove field surveys, organization's Hut on Semi­ the Pcarc Hugh Duncan Wed­ iiitsi *.ll.it 6 until lUilmtT SeuRadi'litfe Wednesday night election o f Hurry S. Truman no-called Knst-Wrst detente, into 01 lot," raid Robert Die po«t office. Die assassin's brand. nole Boulevard. They're try­ nesday afternoon. again stressed the Importance on the toed* of n 1918 poll. nmlis, associate iidministrator T It« Russians admitted ing to raise funds for building COoper is being in Id in of la-ginning the program lie- 1Purdy believes Die CW A Wednesday that a Soviet jet of tbe National Aeronautics STUOEM STAH, Sweden improvements . . . and AA county jail in lieu of $5oo bond fore additional street* a r e ; membership l« representative fighter and Space Administration. hnil downed th e FRANKFU RT, tier(D P I ) — llarald P erson 's meets tonight at 1201 West for leaving the scene of an .Sanford police said this paved which perhaps would o f the U. 8 . voting public and Amorim a trainer amt that the Advanced verainna o f tho many ( U P I ) —A form er Nazi cat ale a piece of rrabnirnt morning thut a person appar­ accident and of $loo bond for First at 8 p. in. Increase drainage problems, reflects iiotionnl trends. Saturn arc expected to take bodies o f three U. 8 . A ir • • • SS medic admitted today he at dinner here Wednesday ently in possession o f a master having no drivers license. lie pointed out, tiai, that any three-limn teams of U. S. asForce officers were found in John Cameron of Geneva Carroll said a hit-and run nnd became sick. Persson's key is pilfering soft drink and tinniiut* to the moon later killed 250 to 300 Auschwitz ex- work done now on the streets the wreckage. h»s lived on the St. Johns all driver rauseil nn estimated family and their guest* cookie vending machine* up tills decade. IJnmannrd flights termination camp Inmate* liy nnd drainage would be of The Kremlin announcement, Seminole County c i t r u s "squirUng" carbolic acid into his life He claims tint all $1,300 damage to Hirer parked rushed to the lio*pital and anil down French Avenue, value to the (own at such by Ranger prolwa will pioneer ■nude by the official Soviet growers are invited to the an­ Dietr heart muscles, animal life eats according to car* on Sipes Avenue. Mid­ had their stomach* pumped. police suggest that owners 1Die way, fx'ilmps by helping time it undertakes a sewer nual tour o f the Citrus Exper­ new* agency Tans, did not the light o f the moon and way. last Saturday. Subse­ VVlien they returned to o f vending mnehinrn padlock locate the best lundilig spots study. iment Station at Lake Alfred specifically say the ninull twowhen the cattle are laying quent investigation by the the loui-c, they found the tile coin receptacle* to the for the mumii-d ships. Clifford McKibbiii of f ’arraFriday, starting at 10 a.111. engine trainer was shot down. down along the river and ot ('unstable led to Cooper* ar­ cat had given birth to six boxes since the intruder does TALLAH ASSEE ( U P I ) — way .md MrKihliin, Sanford, The Legislative Investigating eating you can bet the fish rest Tuesday night kit Ice* (not attempt to pick locks was authorized to write In aren't biting The cattle are Committee plan* to publish a suranee coverage for the wa­ now laying down and not eat­ report on homosexual activity fer system at a cost of $125.91 ing. And. says Jim Crowe, the in Florida that Chairman for the lirst year. McKihhin Car. car, who owns the curT Hilliard O Mitchell says will fish aren’t biting. Don't ask also was authorized to renew That teem* to be Die game la* a "best seller." us atwul it , , ask Cameron. Dm fleet policy covering all • • • Sanford i«ollre »re playing In lown-ouned vehicle* w h i c h atlempting to find who own* Attractive Audrey Flynn, comes due Feb. 25. a 1351 model auto with l!Mi3 outgoing president o f the TALLAH ASSEE ( UPI ) — In other business, payment Seminole County Young Re­ la j I7-3IIMO. A g r 1 c u I tu r c Commission of fu.nuo for Die lir-l interest publicans bus accepted .• full­ The tag wa* issued to Paul er Doyle Conner *aid today he • 5/ time job in the district office Walker, 800 Maple Avenue, soon will name ■ committee note due on the water system of Congressman Ed Gurney of for a 1951 car. But the tag to assist in solving problems bond* was authorized and a petition for zoning change Winter Park. recently wa* spotted on the o f the state's tung oil indus­ V \ 0t .AC** \ L was teferred to the zoning • • • ail | punoa 1951 model parked on 27th try. uo p.t||ililu hoard for recommendation In Seminole County's first big Street behind a coin o|ieraled Dii* connection Mrs. Mary hootenanny will be held at the laundry. Jane Haynes of Cocoa re­ Orlando-Seminole Fronton in auinuaf) * Police traced the auto to NEW ORLEANS (U P ! ) — Fern Park. Sunday at 2:30 p. lloy Reel, of Sanford, who A Coast Guard cutter today quested that her property, lo­ m. The affair will feature the reported he had sold the ve­ maintained a search far off in cated on Maitland Avenue be­ ptMJJ, All Florida Minstrels plus a hicle to Paul Pl.icrk, who rc- the lower Gulf of .Mexico for tween Grandview and PennCentral Florida Amateur con­ sldcs at 24th and Laurel. Pla- the motor vessel Caravel, re­ ayivania, be changed from ‘ 11*008 Die R-IA classification to U-l test. The hootenanny Is being cck told police he sold the ported missing with nine •| I»0S8 or II 3 sponsored by the Seminole’ l l *008 ear hut he doesn't know the aboard en roule from Tampa The council will meet in •f |*0Si ■•JOlil UcUary Heart Council. man's name. to Alharado, Mexico. • » • I* ■liewaim.u regular session at 8 p.m. next •x«| »npl Wednesday at Die Town Hall. Joe Oliver, pro at MidTl»**14»IU Florida Country Club. »a js BUDGET TERM S Mounting C ALLAH AN (U P I) — Slate James A. Emerson Jr., 411 there'll be a pro am Friday Satsiuna Drive, Sanford, wa* Sen. Harry Stratton, a char­ for all the pros ami a ms in arrested Wednesday for care­ ter member of the Florida An Ice cream freezer wa* the area. Will last all day. "Pork C h o p broken into Wednesday night less and negligent driving, Legislature's • • • SANFO RD FIREM EN will u.ssist tonight when the "Mother* March" will Sanford police reported today. G ang" and friend of Gov. at a Standard Oil Company A clock watcher calk'd in take place county-wide for the "March o f Dime.*." l^cft to right, front: K. The arrest followed a minor Karri* Bryant, may Join the station kicated at 927 West to report that the word "boonA. Ilenaud. C. T. Bennett and \V. C. Galley; idanding: Chief Mack N. FA 2-0651 405 W. FIRST ST. accident in which Emerson's 1904 race for governor to 13th St. Police reported that docks" Is in her World Book Cleveland Sr., I). \V. Burnham, G, D. Uriskell and Assistant Chief K. T. Florida Distribulora For Denman Custom Built Tire* $2 worth of ice cream was champion the view* of small cur was involved at Patrick dictionary. It means "rough Thomas. (Herald Photo) taken. Place and West 2uth St. counties. backwoods, bush." clo <^ Camera Rocket Heads For Moon Cape Hopes To Get Close-Up P Pictures Reds Return Bodies Of 3 U. 5. Airmen Panama Asks OAS To Brand j U. S. Aggressor Ex-Councilman Cl Altamonte In Board Race Altamonte Drainage, Paving Plan Studied JFK Hurt By Race Stand, Poll Shows Position Open i"sr BRIEFS W rong-W ay Break Hit-And-Run Suspect Held Defense Asked Cat’s Nip Causes Flip Adm it Killings Master Key Used C'ilruH Tour ‘ Best Seller’ Police Puzzled In Auto Search We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES $£66 NO W O N L Y Farm Problem s\ Vv Boat Sought ' Driver Held sauu ‘ Pork Choppers’ UnjuHt Dessert .Turn On Porch Lights Tonight For The Mothers' March Of Dimes * �tb * fhnfarl lw *B dOwuunaluiM Page 2 — Jan. 30, 1964 Qohrwi thoroughly. Pack Into 2 by 0 H ave had aeveral requests by 5 " loaf pans or form Into lo r two recipe* that I tried 2 loaves, each shout 9 in. out on my fam ily. So here long and place In a large roasting pan. Bake In a mod­ they a rt: erate oven (350 degree*) IVi F R U IT COCKTAIL hour*. Serve hot or cold. This PUDDINO will aerve 24 people. 1 cup flour • • • 1 cup augar CH ERRY M EAT M UFFINS Hi tap. salt 2 cans (12 os. each) luncheon 1 Up. aoda meat 1 egg, well beaten 1 301 can fruit cocku il (well H i cups soft bread crumbs 2 eggs well beaten drained) hi cup brown sugar 1 cup brown augar Vfc cup nuU ( 1 tiled black 1 tbsp. prepared mustard Grease 12 medium muffin walnuU) Vfc tap. cinnamon (optional) pans. Mash the luncheon meat Sift the flour and augar, with a fork. Combln* meat, salt, aoda together, add well bread crumbs, eggs, brown beaten egg. Add drained fruit sugar and mustard and mix thoroughly. Pack mixture In­ cocktail, mix well. Don't get dlacouraged that it U too dry to muffin Uns, filling each full. Bake In a moderate becam e It will mix Juat righ t Pour Into well greaaed large ovtn 250 degrees 20 to 25 lightly oblong pan, aprinkle well* minutes or u n t i l browned. Serve hot with m ixed brown augar and nuU over top. Bake In a 350 de­ Cherry Sauce. Serve* « to 5. • • • gree oven fo r 45 minute* o r a C H ERRY SAUCE 300 degree oven for 1 hour. Serve with whipped cream or 1 can (15 o i.) » u r pitted cherries thla aauce. 1 tbsp. cornstarch 3 cup evaporated milk U cup sugar 1H cup* augar U tap. rod food coloring H cup butter Drain cbcrrlaa and aav* U tap. rum, almond or other Juice. Add water to Juice, If flavoring Thla will aerva g to 10 peo­ necessary to make 1 cup. sugar ple. And U U nice to aerve Combine cornstarch, and liquid. MU well. Cook the next day or so. • • • over low heal, stirring con­ stantly, until thick and dear. H EALTH B A R CAKE This la very dellcloua. Can Add cherries and red food be stored and eaten at a later coloring. Serve hot. Makes 2 cups. date. • • • 1 cup* brown sugar 2 cups sifted flour OINGERSNAPS H cup butter 2 cups light brown sugar 1 egg, beaten 5 cups lifted flour 1 cup milk 1 tbsp. baking soda 1 Up. aoda Vi tap. salt 1 tap. aalt 1 tbsp. ginger 1 Up. vanilla 1 cup lard Stir sugar Into flour and 2 eggs m !x well. With a pastry blend­ 1 Up. vinegar e r or m ixer cut In butter until Vi cup dark moUsset mixture Is like cornmsal. Sift together flour, aoda, Measure out 1 cup o f the m ix­ salt and ginger. Cream lard ture and set aside fo r use In and sugar. Add eggs and beat the topping. T o rest of m ix­ walL Add vln siar and molaiature add egg, milk, aoda and •a. M ix la dry Ingredients and salt and vanilla, beat well. roll Is b elli about the alae Pour into greased and flour­ o f a walnut. Placa 2 lachts ed • by 12 by 2 pan, spread apart on ungreased baking with topping and bake in 350 •heat. Baka in a hot ovaa (400 degree oven for 2S minutes. digress) to 10 to 13 mlnutas or until dona, Makes 0 dotan. Put r ireessr. When hard, break up with CABBAGE ROLLS hammer leaving the wrapper 3 cups maabad potatoes on. Rem ove crushed oars 1 medium onion from wrappers and add to 1 gm ea pepper brown sugar mixture and the •alt aad pepper nuts. Blend well and spread 1, cup cold cooked meat, on top of cake. grouad or chopped • • • celary salt SPICED SHORT RIBS eabbaga laavaa 1 tbs. beef short riba boiling watar or stock U cup flour saga to taste D i Up. salt Combine the vegetables, U Up. pepper meat and Masoning* and 2 tbaps. lard o r drippings shape the mUtura Into small 1 cup water rolls. Roll each o f these In a 1 cup dried prunes wilted cabbage leaf (wlltad 1 cup dried apricoU by pU dng In boiling water for U cup sugar 5 mlnuUa) and place tbam In I t tap. cinnamon a greased baking dish. Add te Up. allspice sufficient boiling w aU r or U tap. ground cloves stock to cover them about 2 tbspa. vinegar halfway. Covar and bake In • Combine flour, salt and pep­ moderate oven until the cabper. Dredge meat with sea­ bags laavaa are lander. • • • sons.! flour. Brown meat on a.l aides in lard or drlpplnga. CAULIFLOW ER AU GRAT1N Cover tightly and slmrosr H i 1 medium sired cauliflower hours. Pour o ff drippings. H i cups thin white sauce Add water, prunes and apri­ K cup chetM coU, sugar, cinnamon, all­ salt and paprika spice, cloves snd vinegar. buttered crumbs Cover tightly and continue When the white sauce U simmering I hour or until smooth, add the cheese, salt Under. Serve fruit over short and paprika, and pour the riba. Thicken liquid with re­ sauce over the cooked cauli­ maining Masoned flour, for flower. Turn the mixture Into gravy If desired. Serve* 6. a buttered baking-dish. Cov­ • • • er with buttered crumbs. D IX IE PORK CHOPS Drown In a moderate oven g pork rib chops, I la. thick 350 to 400 degrees for 15 to 2 tbspa. lard 20 minutes. • M • 2 tbspa flour 1 cup waUr To prepare cauliflower for 1 tbsp. vinegar cooking: Remove the green 1 Up. aalt aod Imperfect leaves from 1 Up. sage the cauliflower and place It 9 apples, cored and cut In top downward In a dish of ringa cold water to draw out tha U cup brown sugar dust tud other impurities. cup raisin* Leave whole or break Into Drawn pork chops In lard or flowers, boll until tender In a drippings. Ramove pork chops lrom frying-pan. Add flour to R EEF EG G PLAN T drippings aod blend. Add wa­ CASSEROLE ter and vinegar and cook un­ IVi lbs. grouad beef til thick. Return chops to fry- 2 medium eggplant* iug-pan and Mason with salt 1 medium onion chopped fine and sage. Place apple rings V4 cup chopped bell pepper on chops and sprinkle with IVi cups cooked rice brown sugar. Add raisins. Vi cup fine bread crumbs Cover tightly and simmer 45 Vi stick butter minute* to 1 hour or until V4 cup diced celery done. Serve* 6. Peel and boll eggplant in • • • salted watar until tender, In F A M IL Y R E U N IO N HAM a skillet with a small amount LO AF o f shortaalng. brown ground 2 lb*, ground smoked ham beef, ball pappar, celery, 3 lbs. ground pork onion, salt and pepper to 9 eggs, beaten taste. To tha skillet mixture 1 can (14t* os.) evaporated add rice and eggplant, mix milk well. Turn Into casMrole, cov­ can ( 10Vi o s.) condensed e r with bread crumb* and dot with butter. Babe hi 259 4agrea oven until brown. Serves • cup cracker enunbe Combine a 11 Ingredients s . ' By Mr*. H. L. l o t a m fceKfSKFta j_gjW i •• V • 18771372 U rge amount of water and serve with salt and pepper and butter. 9 4 Rev. James If. Livingston, home on furlough after Ivanov Top Russian Nome MOSCOW (U P I)—Tb* moat popular surname la tha Rus­ sian part o f the Soviet Union la Ivanov, tha equivalent o f Johnson, tb o government newspaper Ixvaatla reported Wednesday. Ifvastla said la Moocow a Iona th a n a n 90,000 Ivan­ ovs out of a population of •bout T million. Other popular n am u are Kusnetaov (Smith) Petrov (P eters) aad Pope? (P o p e). W. S. Evans Sr. Dies In Hospital William S. Evans Sr., 73, of 1807 Cedar Avenue, Sanford, died early this morning at N E W L Y ELECTED officers o f the Seminole County Young Republican Seminole Memorial Hospital. Club are (back row, left to righ t) Boh Fox, president; E. Pope Bassett, He came here 10 years ago first vice president; Warren C. Tucker Jr., treasurer and Allen Pyle, aurfrom Augusta. Ga., and was geant-at-arma; (fron t row) Mrs. Ann Bassett, third vice president, and a retired traffic manager of Mrs. Sheila Kanaly, recording secretary. Roger Burnham is second vice the C A WC Railroad, a sub­ president and Mrs. Carol Bell is corresponding secretary. (Herald Photo) sidiary o f Atlantic Coast Line. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Dorothy F. Evans; two sons, William S. Evans Jr. o f San­ ford and Dr. James Patrick Evans o f Savannah, Ga.; two Other olficera elected are E. which the club can support Re­ daughters, hire. Louis Hall of By Jaaa Caaaalharry and M rs. Rose publican candidates in the Titusville Bob Fox, o f English Estates, Pope Bassett, Maitland, firat Schoene o f Orange Park and 1904 elections. eras elected to sarva as presi­ vice president; Roger Burn­ 14 grandchildren. dent o f tha Samlnola County ham, Casselberry, second vice Funeral arrangements will president; Mrs. Ann Bassett, Yonng Republican Club in the be announced by Gramkow annual election at Howell third vice president; Warren Funeral Home upon comple­ C. Tucker Jr., Druid Hills, Park Community Center. tion. F ox was active In the auc- treasurer; Mrs. Sheila Kanaly, eeasful campaign waged last Tanglewood, recording secre­ tary; Mrs. Carol Bell, Mait­ year by Rap. Jan Fortune. Members of the Geneva 4-H land, corresponding secretary, and Allen Pyle, o f Altamonte Girls Club received instruc­ Springs, sergcant-at-arniii. tions on the firs t steps o f WASHINGTON (U P I) - A Bassett paid tribute to the making a skirl and learned to flve-cent memorial postage outgoing president, Miss Au ­ drey Flynn, fo r her leadership thread tha sewing machine at stamp bearing the likeness of during the past year and pre­ Tuesday afternoon’s meeting. the late John F. Kennedy will The girls also discussed the be Issued May 29. which By Mon* Griaatesd sented her with a sterling sil­ A masting o f the North Or­ ver letter opener, in behalf of Importance o f taking care o f would have been Kennedy* 47th birthday. their clothes. lando 4-H Club was scheduled the club. The meeting was conducted The date waa chosen by at 4 p. m. today to make plans Following a coffee break the Jacqueline Kennedy. fo r a bake aale which will be group discussed ways to in­ by Patty Johnson, president, Mrs. held Saturday at tha North crease membership, methods and devotions were given by The form er First Lady also Orlando General Store and at o f fund raising, and ways in Claudia Watkina, devotional wlU select a design for the leadsr. •tamp from a number sub­ tha Winn-Dixie Store on High­ The meeting was reported mitted, according to Post­ w ay 17-91 In Longwood. by Lucille Glaslar, club report­ master General J o h n A. M eetings o f the club are er. Gronouski. held a t the home o f the lead­ er, Mrs. Stanley E. Wilson, 111 N . Edgemon Avenue. Mrs. D. M. Collins, 57. brother Wilson, who has three daugh­ o f Mrs. G. A . Jones and Rus­ ters and ona aon la 4-H work, sell Collins, o f Sanford, has assumed dutlee aa leader three weeks ago and la now soaking died In Madison, Wis., It was a man to volunteer aa adult learned here today. leader for the boys. He bad at on* lim a attend During tha past three weeks ed Stetson Univarslty, Da tha g irls have bean learning Land, and bad visited Sanford , to make aandwichaa and ta dftny tiris*. ' V| bake. Survivors Include his wife, There a n I I members, boy* daughter, son, three brothers aad girls, in tha club. and three sisters. 4-H Girls Study Sewing In Geneva North Orlando 4-H Club Sets Bake Sale Selling Meats For Home Freezers Quantity Prices Western Beef U SD A Choice - Good Lockers Rented Year or Month Sanford, Florida P h. F A 2-5831 through Sunday It a.m. and at 7 p.m. *1116 Livingston fam ily has been. assigned to evangelism work In the province of Quang Kgal, an area already greatly affected by the Viet Cong guerilla warfare In re­ cent years and in which the missionaries with the Christ­ ian gospel made an Impact only during the past five years. They have witnessed un­ usual results for a first-term missionary e ffo r t During the past four years a thousand persons have turned to Christ in the province and there are now nine organized churches affiliated with the Alliance with Vietnamese young men serving as pastors to their own people. In spite o f loss o f crops and the ravages o f war, four new church buildings were built and dedicated by these Christ­ ians in the past two years, Rev. Livingston reported. that procures Britain's nioathly weather forecasts, wrote m the magazine 'Discovery that the records going back to the year SOU indicate the weather has an 600 year cycle. He said after the 12th cen­ tury tbe weather deteriorated and reached its worst In the lGth century, when most of Europe suffered from harsh winters and wet summers. In the 17tb century it began to warm up and reached its best about 1900. The past two cold winters may be the first signs of an­ other longterm decline In B ri­ tain’s usually mild climate, he said. Judge N am ed TALLAHASSEE (U P I) James T. Nelson o f Daytona Besch was named by Gov, Farris Bryant. Wednesday to a new Judgeship in the Sev­ enth Circuit. LOOK ! ! Innerspring Mattress Renovation Special Includes: • Cleaning A Processing Felt '• Brand New Cover for Mattress • Brand N ew Insulation where needed $145 8ANF0RD 119 Magnolia Avenue Phone F A 2-6321 F R E E P IC K U P aad D E L IV E R Y b r i n g s this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door IS YOUR WORTH Then It’s worth Improving! The value of land and even the tax on It, makes it worthy of improvements. Why not con­ sider upgrading your land? □ M ost people In your area depend on an experienced land clearer. H e's the professional that can give you the most for your money by doing it better and more economically. A big reason is he owns Caterpillar-built equipment design­ ed for the many Jobs In clearing and im­ proving land — and serviced by Rozier. □ If your land is worth money and it needs improving - have it done with Caterpillar-built machines backed by Rozier. You'll know you will get the best job. Home Food Semico 401 W. 13th St. Kennedy Stamp Due May 29 Kin O f Sanford Residents Dies Central Florida Frozen Food Locker Plant NOW today LONDON (U P I ) Hubert of mis­ Missionary Alliance Church. Lamb, an official long-ran-^e Rev. C. C. Dees Jr., pastor sionary M rvice In Viet Nam, weather forecaster, said Wed­ will be a principal guest of the church, has extended nesday Britain may be tread­ speaker during the annual invitation to the public to at­ ing for a "little ice a ge." special sessions missionary convention to be tend t b e Lamb, a member o f the which wUl be held dally at office team 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday at meteorological 'Leaning Tower' Young Republicans Elect Fox Threatened FLO REN C E, Ita ly ( U P I ) Tha ground under tha Lean­ ing Towar o f Pisa "m ay reach tha lim it o f lta resistance soon," a leading architect said Wednesday n ig h t Prof. NaUo Bern pored, su­ perintendent o f Monument* fo r Pita, warned the situation la "g ra ve." H e la ona o f several experts who have warned in recant months o f tha Increasing danger to tha towar. Bern pored suggested prop­ ping up tha tower with hy­ draulic Jacks and Installing a new foundation to fill tha tre e where the earth la now •oft and threatening to give way. This would restore tha tow­ ar to tha position it held when It was completed In the 14th century — still leaning, but not leaning quits aa much as It la now, held his at the Sanford Christian and Britain May Be Facing New 'Ice Age' first five-year term 0 MOCK CREM E BKULEE Simple aa a dessert can be and truly delicious ser/ed warm or cold. T ry this with F ig Newtons or Vanilla Wa­ fers. 4 cups mixed fruit (fresh, canned or frozen), drained 1 pint commercUl a o u r cream, chilled Vi cup brown sugar Pour fruit into a 8 by 2 by 2" ovenproof baking dish. Spread sour cream over the top. Sprinkle with brown su­ gar. PU ce under pre-beated broiler until sugar malU (1 minute). Serve warm or chilled. Serve with Fig Newtorn or/and Vanilla Wafars. Serves 5 to 2. Viet Nam Missionary Tb Be O R LAN D O • FLO R ID A •TA M P A for Only * �Another Day 01 Picketing d For Atlanta ffir 9 «n ? * r V V r n r il Rogers Seeks Re-Election Jan. 30, 1964 — Page 3 Hospital Notes , By United P r r n International ^ Atlanta braced for picket­ ing and countcr-pickcting by bandi of militant young Negroei and the oncc-dreaded Ku Klux K lin today following unsuccessful attempt* by Mayor Ivan Allen to rettore racial peace. £ Grand Dragon Calvin Craig of the Georgia K K K promised that members of hi* organi­ zation would show up at cacb racial demonstration “ until the Negroes quit this demon­ strating and ruining people'i businesses." Craig made his promise aflcr leaders of the desegre­ gation movement s p u r n e d AM E RIC AN H E A R T ASSOCIATION’S Regional Consultant Rny Saun­ § Mayor Ivan Allen's pica Wed­ ders wns in Sanford this week to confer with Scminole-DeRary Heart nesday for a 30-day coolingCouncil members and officials o f Field District III headquarter* here. o ff period in the demonstra­ Saunders is shown here (le ft) as he met with Mrs. George Mills (center), tions which have brought Seminole County Heart Suntluy chairman, nnd President Ed Simon (rig h t). more than 200 arrests. This wns the kick-off meeting for February’s Heart Month. Appearance of klansmen at g mass racial protest last week brought jeers of “ tooth­ less tigers" from angry N e­ groes and almost touched off a serious clash. £ Negro and while pickets de­ manding Integrated classes in Cleveland, Ohio, schools en­ W ASH IN G TO N ( U I 'l ) — gaged In a shoving match The DeBary Duplicate Bridge I.utz; third, Mrs. George Wednesday with a crowd of U. S. officials closely watched about 130 jeering whites. developments in South Viet Club reported 17 tables In two Dickey and Mrs. Ethel Adsms. section play at the Master Section B was directed by Nam today, but were unable to Point game Tuesddy afternoon Col. William Hague. Winners assess immediately what e f­ at the Fire Recreation Hall. were N, first, Mrs. Doyle Driv­ ix tu b c in c r iT c o r s it . fect tho peaceful coup d’etat Section A was directed by x i v T i i j t o i n n . n n n iT o r would have on the wur against er and William Woodlock; sec­ Howard Middleton. Winners F L O R I D A IX A X D FOR BF.WU ond, Mrs. J. D. Cordell and were NS, first, Mrs. Ruth W: X 0 L E COVXT T. CIIAXCKR V Communist guerrillas. Mrs. Louise Middleton; third, n o . iaera They sold that >lnj. Gen. Blntt and Mrs. Davit) Singer; Arthur Wheatley and Charles T H E N O R T H O R L A N D O COM. second, Mrs. Robert Nicholls P A N T , * Florid* Corporation, Nguyen Khanh and two paraDHglis; fourth, Mrs. Norman « Plain tiff, mid Mi.is Ethel Johnson; third, troop colonels hud been suc­ Meyer and Mrs. Albert Besom. Mrs. Mu U. Wilson and Phil n r n X A R D O. K IN O and cessful In overthrowing the EW, first, Mr. and Mrs. C p R O T H T D. KINO, hla wife. DeBerard. Defandanta. military junta which had ruled Robert Stevens; tied for sec­ EW, first, Mr. and Mrs. x o t ic b o r s p i t ix the strategic Southeast Asian ond and third, Mrs. William w orth ah k s-o n n n , o a i nr. V irgil Motz; second, Mra. Moodluck and Mra. S. Allen Y O l HERN A HD O. KINO and nation for nearly thiec months Clyde Harris and Williant D O R O T I i r D. KINO, hla ■incc It deposed N go Dinh with Norman Meyer and • w ifi , Dinm's regime. Marvin Long; fourth, Mr. and W H O S E R E S ID E N C E IS “ D U FFA LO . E R I E COEN However, officials were puz­ Mrs. C. It. Andrews. ; TT. N E W T O It K. and zled by the new leaders' hint Total high score fo r tha W H O S E A D D It K H S IS: that the latest overthrow wns ISIS H A R L E M ROAD, month of January and winner R IIF F A L O It. necessary because tho junta of two dinners at the DeBary NEW TURK: TO U A R K H E I l E n r N O T I­ was conspiring with France to Kestuurant was George Pear­ FIED that a Complaint to "neutralize" V iet Num as Laos sall. Second high winner was foracloaa a earlaln m o r t * * * * M IA M I (U I ’ l ) — A scholarlyMrs. Auth Blntt; third, Mrs. «ncu mb*r!nc th* following da* has been neutralized. •crlbed real property, to-wlt: Tha ousted rulers had re­ young sailor, apparently de- David Singer; fourth, Mrs. Ilrrlnn lng at a point 4S0.1S sponilent over whnt he believ­ George Pearsall and fifth, (t. weat of Ih* Intersection peatedly denounced the "neu­ of th* aoutharly Una of tralization" idea suggested by ed wns his permanent Navy Mra. Ida B. Wilson. tlia Longwnod-Ovlado Road French President Charles tie assignment, died Wednesday and th* aaaterly tin* of Gaulle. And spokesman for De night after {dunging from a XluM Road, running thane* aaatarly alon e tha aouther- OaUlIe hnve repeatedly said ninth-floor h* Lai window here ly boundary of a*ld Lo ng Tuesday. wood-Ovlado Road to tha that the French leader was Dead was Robert Bruce Mc­ eenttr tin* of Calary Ava- talking only In very longnu# aa ahown by plat of Queen, IH, o f Wilmington, range terms and had no im­ E nt im lnsar Farma Addi­ SARASO TA (U P I ) — The Del. He hud a ntekel and a bus mediate neutralization plun. tion Number 1 *■ racordad ticket in his pockets when he National Association o f Broad­ In Plat Uook I, at p a s * » of tha public racords of wns found Tuesday, mortally caster* executive committee Bamlnola County, Florida: wounded on a third floor para­ gave (N A B ) President Leltoy thane* waatarly alons th* •aid center tin* of Calary Coljlns a vote o f confidence pet. Avenue to th* aouth rls hl l a tha Court ml |hr Cnuaty Tho yuuth’i father, David Tuesday after reviewing the of way tin* of Longwood- JaHa*. armlsnl* ( u a a t > , stale Florida governor’s _ Oviedo Road aa ahown by MrQuccn, assistant director of former ■ f FlorWa. l a Prabat# # aald plat of Entamlnser la ra th* Batata aft tha renttnl research depart­ outside speech making. F a r m * Addition Number I; L E O N Q. P IC K E R IN G . H ie N AB leaders, by • 25-18 thane* northeaalerly alons DtctasH. ment o f the E. I. Du Pont De th* aald aouth rlshl of way F I N A L NOTICE Nemours and Company, said vote, decided to keep Collins lln* a dletanc* of lot nt Nolle* la hereby given lh*t ft: thane* aoulheaatarly thine* i o u lh * *s t * rlr th* tind*ralgtie<l will, on the the youth was disappointed be­ in his $75,000-a-year post with parpandlcu, • ndlcuUr w the t o t lath day of February. A. D. cause he misunderstood his "no acrimony or hard feel­ rlbed A u r a * for * ill*daacrlbed 1M4, praaant to the Honorable N avy assignment. ings.” tanc*• ot 2*1.11 ( L i thane* County Judge of Hemlnol# northi * * »t * r > r perpendicular County, Florida, hla final re. Collins defended his speech­ McQueen said his sun enter­ to th* Uat daacrlbed eourae turn, account and vouchers, as ed the Navy after • brilliant es on such things as race re­ for a dlatane* of t t l ft. Estate of more or laaa to th* waatar, Executor of th* high school career, and in bool lations and cigarette advertis­ ty r ls h l of w a y Una of L E O N Q. P IC K E R IN G , d..-a.ead. and at aald lima, then and training finished at tho tup of ing. llayaa Road; thane* aouththere, make application to the n cluss of 1,500, ' arly alons **ld waalarly right of way lln* of llayaa said Judge for a final - r i l l * , The others o f his group were Road to a point l t « * ft. mant of his sdmlnlstrallun of south of th* Intaraactlon ssld estate, and for an order shipped out hut he thought he discharging him aa aurh E x• f th# aoutharly tin* of was supposed to remain in Lo ng wood • Ovlado Road •eutor. Dated this tha (th d»y of tho administration office at and th* waatarly lln* of llayaa Road; run thanra January. A. D. 1M« Grrat Lakes. H O M E R M. OLRAHON , waatarly and 1100 ft. from Aa Executor of the Estate Police said the younger Mc­ and parallal to th* aoulhOf LE ON q. P IC K E R IN G arty lln* of eaid LongQueen apparently arrived in Darttard. wood-Oviedo Road to a Miami Monday and snuck into point on Mot* Road tdOO HTENHTROM, D A V IS A MclNTOHII , ft. aoutharly from th* In­ a ninth floor room at the Mc­ Attornaya for Kxocutor taraactlon of th* aoulharly Allister Hotel Monday. Tues­ lln* of Longwood • Ovlado Poet Office Dra wer IZib day ho plummeted to his • Road and th* aaatarly Hanford, Florida *2711 right of way lln# of Moa* Pubtlah Jan. I, 1*. 2 1 , *0. 1>S4 death. CDq-21 U. S. Watches Developments DeBary Master Point Game Sees 17 Tables In Play Legal Notice Navy Man Dies Of Fall Hurts • • Collins Given Okay By NAB Legal Notice • WASHINGTON (L’ P I )- F lo rlda Democratic congressman Don Fuqua and Paul S. Bogers announced Wednesday they would seek re-election In November. .JA N U A R Y 28 Admissions Patric Johnson, Annie Lois Alexander, Barbara Hend­ ricks, Victoria Harrington, Margaret Wilson, Jeannene Morgan, Freddie Manor, A l­ berta Cooper, Dorothy John­ son, Leonard A. Daymans, Nancy Whitehead, S a r a h Stalling*. Beverly William*, all of Sanford; Arthur McKen­ zie Jr., M im i; Sandra Gilei, Ruth York, Casselberry; Ad­ rian Conner Jr., Port Orange; Daniel Long. Longwood Birth* Mr. and Mr*. William E. Dec*, baby girl. Mr. and Mra. Arthur C. Stallings, baby girl, Mr. and Mra. Eugene T. Whitehead, baby girl, all o( Sanford Discharge! Charlotte Cllnet, Christine Schuenemann. Brenda Mur­ phy, Tcssle Levy, Summer Hall, Paul Queen, Lemuel Eudell Jr., Roberta Cole, Susan Shoemaker, Jeanne Dunn, Ketrena Johnson, Llller Twiggs. Mary Jane Barbour. Julie Warren, Mrs. Geraldine Marr and baby boy, Mrs. Barbara Liesenfclt and baby boy, Mrs. Patricia Hunt and baby girl, Mr*. Donna Atkina and baby girl, all of Sanford; Ruth Furber, DeBary; Mary Early, Deltona; Florence Holcombe, Lake Mary; Mr*. Roiemary Berry and baby boy, Mailland JAN U AR Y 28 Ad m inio ns Indiana Rock, Audrey Markos, Judy Clarke, Roy Bur­ ton. Kathleen Hardy, Eleanor Anderson, Steven Martenien, all o f Sanford; Stcva Russell, Geneva; Arthur Tomkinsun, Lake Mary; William Duvall, Maitland Blrthi Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hardy, baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams, baby girl, both of Sanford Discharges Margaret Wilson, Leonard A. (laymans HI, Darron Barger, Elizabeth Klein, Robert Tay­ lor, Selina Miller, Charmaino Collins, Debbie Mnplcs, David West, Windom Pickclalmer, Willio Mae Pringle, Henry Mathis, Elsie Iluss, all o f Sanford; John Letter Clegg, Oxford, Mich.; Jess Williams, Lexington. Ky.; Mary Petruska, Longwood; Otto ilartwig, Magdalene F a 1 g , DeBary; Mrs. Jean Achord and baby boy, North Orlando Soul’s Cnthollc Church at the recent Court o f Honor. Pictured admiring the new type equipment are, from left, Stephen Stunkicwicz, Scoutmaster Charles Keeker, Moxie Miller, Gene Gilnmrtin nnd Hobby Werner. ^ A r t h u r If- Bockwlth, J r , Clark of Circuit Court B yi Martha T. Vlhlan, D.CMack N. Cleveland. Jr. • od Harold F Jobnaoa Attornaya for Plaintiff ■ ali a I I I Sanford A ll a a t D Nat‘1 Bk. Bldg. Sanford. Florida Publish Jam. ». II. II. I*. »»•»■ • M d .fa fydoHa --N E W LY -W E D S AND M A T H E R ’S F U R N IT U R E Consider this the moot • 500,000 Over 70 Working Dearborn Reopening Rests On Finding Plant By Jullaa Stemtrom Resumption o f operations by Dearborn Electronics la b o r­ atories, Inc., will depend pri­ marily upon the firm helm; able to find adequate quar­ ters. F. X. Dorlgan, executive vice president, during a p r e « conference Wednesday, said the company has problemi al­ most too numerous to mention but the first one to be solved Is finding a building in which to operate. the availability of good labor ma-ket and the need for a cleaner atmosphere. E v e n with this condition, rigid con­ trols arc still required inter­ nally to Introduce only highly tillered air into the plant. If suitable quarters can be found and humidity control and air filtering systems can be installed, Dorigan said the firm could be back into pro­ duction almost at once. How­ A speck of dust within a ever, finding a building which component reduces the relia­ can accommodate the sys bility considerably. toms is the problem. A learn In August of I960, the com­ pany expanded their farilities to total over 15,000 square feet and employed over 100 persons. This expansion was This Is going to be no easy undertaken due to the increas­ task sinco the operations o( ed demand for its components. the firm must be carried out There are 65 firms in this In an atmosphere where the country manufacturing var­ humidity Is completely con­ ious types of capacitors. trolled and air filtering sys­ Dearborn, however, is consid­ tems must keep the plant’s ered a specially house in that Interior virtually dust free. it produces a specific type of The company was founded capacitor. in 1933 in Chicago. In 1939 the Benjamin Navan, chairman firm moved to Its present of the board, said that Dear­ Florida site and Initially em ­ born had become widely ployed only 12 people. Prior known in the field since it to the fire which destroyed has been able to fill order* the plant on US 17-92 Monday within a matter of a few day* morning, the company manu­ or weeks rather than maintain factured highly reliable, sub- a huge backlog o f orders as miniature capacitors, filters do most other similar firms. and other allied components. The expansion program un­ Many of these components are dertaken In I960 mado Dear­ used by the aerospace Indus­ born one of the largest de­ try, in national defense, and signers and manufacturer! of by the Atomic Energy Com­ electronic component! In the mission. Southeast. Prior to the (iro The prime reasons for the tho firm employed approxi­ firm locating la Florida wer* mately 13o peraons. WASHINGTON (U P I) — Nearly half a million persons o u r 75 were still holding Jobs in I960, the Census Bureau said Wednesday. There were 310.000 men oc­ cupied in fanning, the pro­ fessions nr trades, and 127,000 women, most o f them work­ ing at occupations connected with the home and children. is now scouring the Central Fat Overweight \vnilable to you without ■ locate just doctor’* pri script ion. our pro­ duct railed Odrinrx. You must such a structure. 1-ocnting on the same site lose ugly fat In 7 day* or is almost an impossibility your money back. Odrinex la a tins tablet and eatily swal­ since company officials said lowed. Get rid o f rare** fa t that It would require some six and live longer. Odrinrx coats months to rebuild Die gutted 8-1.011 and I* wold on thl* guar­ structure. Dorigan aaid that antee: if not aatUflrd for any reason, ju*t return the sackif the company could not get age to your druggint and get bark into operations by that your full money hark. N s time it would by all stand­ question* a*krd. Odrinex Is ards be out of business ami »nld with thl* quarantee by* would be forced to start all MrKrynoldx Drug Store — Sanford — Mall orders filled. over again. Florida area to C "lum ltnj - -/ a s r) f* a n f l lt' /. 'f £ i f ' } . ' '.nirir i n u n i 111 u 1 1 ' a G O O D Y E A R Foreign Fish Aid O LYM PIA, Wash. (U P I) The Washington State Depart ment of Fisheries has shipped loo.ooo pink salmon eggs to Norway in an effort to begin • salmon run in that nation. The department also bus sent loo.ooo Chinook eggs to hatcheries In Japan. NATION-WIDE NO LIMIT GUARANTEEt Plus T a t and Recappabl* T ir* N o Dm prin t Complete, simple to understand Guarantee luu no limit on month*, no limit on mile*, no limit a* to roail*. no limit a* In *|mmmI, (or the entire life o( the tri ad. A L L N E W GOODYEAR AUTO T IR E H A IIE G U A H A N T K K l) again*! defect* in workmawdiiti anil material* and normal road liazard*, except ropairahle punctures. From Da Pont Research! Road; thane* northerly to a point Ttt.Sf ft. aouth of th* Intaraactlon of tha aoutharly lln* of th* Longwood - Ovlado lload and th* waalarly lln* of Muaa Road; thane* aaat So de­ gree* for a dlatanca of 110 ft.; thane# north It dagraaa for a dlatanca of 110 fL : thaneo aaat SO de ­ gree* for a dlatanca o f tao ft.; thanca north So da. great for a dlatanca of 1* 1ST.SI ft. mor* or laaa to th* point of beginning, •aid a r t * eontalna approslmataly 100 acre* more or laaa. tiao bean flltd agalnat yog In th* abova-atylad ault. tha •hort till* of which la T H E N O R T H O R L A N D O COM PA NT, a Florida Corporation. Plain­ tiff. varaua. U K IlN A R D U. K I N O and DOROTHY D. KINO, hla wife, Dalandanla, and you • r * required to aarv* a copy o f your Anewar or other pleadm Ing to th* Complaint on Plain* tlfr* Attornaya. Mack V Clavaland. J r , and Harold S. Johneon. Hull* i l l Hanford AtUn ti e National Dank Hulldlng. Sanford, Florida, and U U tha original Anewar or other pleading In th# office of «b# Clark of th# Circuit Court on or before th# l l l h day of F e b ­ ruary. A. D. I I I ! . It Z ° « to do ao. a dacraa pro confatso will ha taken agalnat you for th# relief demanded in th* Complaint. ~ Thla Nolle# ahall b# publish9 * 4 one# a weak for four conarcutlvo weak# In The Han­ ford lltrald, a newspaper o rculatad la Bomlqol* County, Florida. . . Dated IMS 7th day of Jan­ uary. A. D. I H « - Rogers, of West P a l m Reach, said he would base hla campaign on the record ho had established In represent­ ing the Sixth District for tbs past 10 years. Fuqua, the youngest Demo­ crat in the Congress, said h« had represented tho Ninth District in North Florida on the basis of what he felt was best for the nation, state and his constituents. 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Daily News contained this paragraph about letters to the edi­ to r! “ You could verify the accuracy o f the “ 'letters to the editor* you so freely publish and turn this column into an instrument o f constructive criticism, rather than a public plat­ form fo r malcontents and organized opposition groups." This prompted the North Caro Una d a lly to publish an editorial which we quote in part: “ Our correspondents may be in­ terested to learn that no single fea­ ture o f the editorial page gets more attention — or causes more concern — than letters. Some o f our readers do, indeed, try to 'use' the Pulse (th e papers heading for its letters to tile editor) for ulterior purposes. They send us letters signed with fic­ titious names: they try to sneak through personal vendettas against other individuate; they want us to ubliah letters without names or l<entlflcation. So there is a constant game in progress. But such trouble comes only from a minority. Generally the tetters are bona fide and worthy of publication. They serve as a medium o f dialogue. They are part o f the con­ tinuing public debate and public a f­ fairs education o f all our readers. And they are read. “ Do the editors try to guide and shape the opinion o f the Public Pulse? Never as far os subject mat­ ter is concerned. We do measure each contribution against the libel law (fo r a newspaper is an responsi­ ble as the reader who signs the let­ ter.) We do have standards o f decen­ cy. A ll public officials and public is­ sues are fair game. W e gladly publteh non-llbelous letters which dis­ agree with our editorial policy or at­ tack any positions we take. But we Thought For Today • • To The Editor • tb rr * • ast SMI Peeler Is sst b r Tbs Metal*. Edltori Tbs Harold I should Ilk* to addrsss a Uttar to The Tamacara of AMariea who had a Uttar ia tba Harold. . * Daar Teenagers: lfayba you think you h a rt a valid •eta plaint. You any you nr* eat understood. A Us, It U only too aasy to understand a good many o f you. A a alwaya, though, ths older generation •hakas Its eollectivn head, and tvoadara through thair teeth what U to become o f the tsanag* generation. D a l In * quants! Sometimes I think barbaric U a batter word than delinquent. Soma o f the things the kida do nowadays are downright cruel, not to u y senseless. Understand th o rn ? Of r o o m , wo understand them. I jsed to think m y parents had forgotten what it was like to m young. A little later on uhan ! had n teenager to reckon with, I found that ihay understood only too wall, ind their memory was mighty good. A t times, I look bock poor grades, It U one sure and wondsr how In ths world sign that you are not learn­ my partnU arsr allowed ms ing as you should. That Is tbs to gat away with aoma o f tb* reason your psrsnU want you things I did when I eras young. Do you youngeUra aver seriously try to understand adulUT Do you try to think what m ight motlvata them to U y down rules and rvguUtloos you think o f now as unbearably stringent? It Is because, aa adults, they can aa* the pitfalls which you art trying your beat to atumbls Into, the dangers in certain klnde o f behaviour, the facta o f Ilfs which a lot o f you art not evsn awars? Why do you think your parenU and othsr parents make these rules and regulations? They are only trying to help you and give you soma standards o f bs< havlour and some precepts to live by. You klda have g o t a lot o f living to do—when you get grown up enough to do it. One sentence In your Utter shows you have net attained maturity — you say “ too many parents only want their children to make good grade*, not for ths sake o f learning and knowledge." Well, how In this world do you expect to leant anything witheut mak­ ing good grades? I f you gst to maka good grades. Speak­ ing as one who graduated frem a college course in high school at tha age o f 1 6 ,1 can asaura you, you cannot make good gradsa without Uaralng and knowledge that w ill stay with you all ths rest o f yo gi life. And your golden oppor­ tunity to Usra eomsthlng U right hare and now. You go to school to learn, not to fr it­ ter your time away on nonessentials, delinquent conduct or a good tima. O f courts, If you can learn and atilt have a good tlma (it's possible), ths more power to 'you. When you get out in the world fac­ ing the problem o f making a living fo r yourself and your family, It li going to be too lata to get that knowledge, and then la when you will with you hadn’t frittered •way your time whlla you had ths chsnca to learn some­ thing of valus. You males me sick blaming the older generation fo r ths delinquent teenagers. I t la easy enough to try to blame others fo r your own faults. Let ms tell you, kids, you are exactly what you maks of yourselves. No one slss can maka anything o f you ax* cept you, yourself. You have your own lives to build. Don’t try to w c s m I out o f ths re­ Lake Mery Mrs. Frances Wester sponsibilities by aaying adult* 999-6916 mads you that way. That la no Lake Monroe excuse. In my opinion, tbs Mrs. H. L. Johnson only fault o f most riu lta as 999-4719 regards delinquents, is that Longweod they did not apply tha back Mrs. Donna Eaton o f a hairbrush to tho pos­ 999-9917 teriors o f you kids as often North Orlaada as It was needed. Whan 1 sss Mrs. Mona Grlnstead 999-9961 I end read of aoma o f ths things teenagers ds nowa­ Oatsen days, my thought is, " I Mr*. Clarence Snyder 9X9-4141 wouldn't have dared do that— Ovlede j my fathar would ha vs killed Mrs. GswjuMCelsey ms." Hs would have, too, or mads ms wish hs had. Maybe mors fathers with good old fashioned speakings, ate. Is what you teeners really need, not so much understanding I You’re golag to say, sha’s just aa aid fuddy-duddy. Wall, I ’m not as aid, and sor­ Thun., January 80, 1064 ts Inly as fuddy-duddy. But I have raised a fins son whs Is a credit to ths eommualty and to his generation. I know what H means to thru • hey soma responsibility. Thors are soma mighty fins teenagers o f m y acquaintance. They aro doing things fo r themselves, trying to be selfreliant and besoms ths upfttin d lif d t i i m i f tomorrow. N a adult la going to do thla fo r you. I t corns* only with a g n a t deal ad effort, hard work and appl ication to ths Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mrs. Jells Bailee 696-1918 Caaaelberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 696-5646 Chulueta Mrs. Jena Msg la 965-9749 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller 666-4416 Enterprise Mlee Helen Snodgrass 6*5-1911 Geneva Mrs. Louise Grayson •49-4671 Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASH R-470: Dr. David Crane Is our youngest son. W s wars discussing ths quution o f why some people die within a fsw weeks after ths funeral of their mats. "Dad,” ha began, ” w « often saw ths same thing at Cook County Hospital when I was Interning there. " W s would examine patients who wars admitted that day but who war* not near death, at Isaet to judge from our medical findings. "Th ey wars apparently no w o n * than oth sn In ths ward who occupied adjacent beds. "But next morning soma o f these patients would bs dead. ” 1 remember several cases where ths old fallows just seemed to have nothing to live for. "They acted aa I f tha and had coma and they aearned reedy to ssy farew ell to thla world. "S o I triad to chosr them up and point thair thinking fo r­ ward to something Intonating ths nsat day, such as a ball gama or a apodal holiday msal, If It was just boforo such an event. "Despite my efforts, how­ ever, some o f them would be dead before morning. "These patients seemed able to let go o f Ufa or elsa hold on, p u n ly aa they wiahed. It ’s an odd situation.” Hamlet's Soliloquy Hamlet 1s famous fo r his Indecision, as shown la his "T o b* or not to b e" soliloquy. And that ssm i fluttering on ths verge o f eternity ssvms true o f many medical pa­ tient*, at laait If they a n conscious to the end. Indeed, it may even influ­ ence them when they aro un­ conscious, fo r the subconscious mind o f a positive thinker may still make him hold on to that thla thnad o f Ufa during eomal A fsw years ago a little old lady attended my Bible Class st the Chicago Temple. She was 61, hut w iry and a positive thinker. Her husband bad been a clergyman and she could o ffe r the most interest­ ing spontaneous p n y e r 1 bad ever heard. For she’d talk t * God and vary bar Inflection In her prayers, just as If she were Sanford, Florida Mm L. Mi •01 W ylly A vs. Sanford, F la . sitting In God's Livin g Room •nd chatting with the Lord. One day a motorist struck her with hie bumper aa tho was crossing the street a t tha church. Her leg was broken and her pelvis was fractured, plus her clavicle. When tho was finally In a huge east, the looked almost like a mummy, N ext morning she heard bar doctor talking to the nurse In the corridor outside her room. "She w ill never get o ff that bed,” he said. But she firm ly called the nurse into the room and told her she had overheard the doc­ tor, but he was all wrong. "God gave me thee* two feet and as long as 1 have them, I W IL L g e t beck on them and walk again !" And within 6 months, aha was hobbling back to my Blbla Class, using tw * canes, and riding all the way down to tha Chicago loop via a bust Thla ia the type o f domin­ ant will, even though boused la a little aid lady’s body that didn’t weigh 100 pounds, which produces medical marvelsl Poragrophs Unclassified spring later In the Education Office tall firs t I f ths bsby Is un­ semester In-Service classes o f EUiabeth Han on tho data able to swim It m ay be car­ ried to the surface by two for teachers tuts been an­ of ths first claM. • • e • • # nounced by Dr. B ay V . Sow­ adult females. Bus pstruos throughout tha ers, director o f teacher edu­ The Florida Citrus Com­ cation. •ast and south, from Montreal mission's new "O J " symbol Classes win meet four days to Miami, have begun imlag t* tbs marketing af orange e week — Monday evening what Greyhound describe* as products la now being used from I to 6, starting Ftb. 10 the newest Innovation In bus by the Ban Hill Griffin firm of and continuing through May travel — personalised radio Frostproof. The symbol w ill 25; Wednesday afternoon service. Buses are new equipappear on rctall-slsed contain­ from 1:90 to 6, starting Feb. qed with on Individual radio ers e f frow n concentrated s and continuing through May for each p m anger who con orange juice. 17; Thursday afternoon front choose any station he wants. 4 to > : l l and la tho evening What’s neat? • • • from 6 to 9, starting Feb. 9 Congress. But N A S A jumped the gun and announced its |5.8 billion request fo r fiscal 1965, along with a bid for (141 million in extra funds thla year. was no accident A few days before N A S A ’s an nouncement, Webb had a eall from the W hite Ilouye. The upshot: The egenry was au thorlxed to break precedent and dispatch to Congress ahead o f everybody else, both Its supplemental 1964 request and Its 1965 figure. The bustling around N A S A was considerable. • Officials decided that If Johnson want­ ed to do this, he probably wished to be well supplied with backup reasons. So they put together a five-page paper laying out the agency’s achievements In the last few years. When N A S A cut Its budget figures loose, the explanation it gave fo r departing from standard procedure was sim­ ply that ths President feels urgent action le required. A d ­ mittedly, the 9141 million in extra money fo r 1964 la bad­ ly needed to maintain mini mum momentum in the man­ ned apace fligh t programs Including ths heralded moon shot. But there eeeme to be a lit­ tle more to it than thla. Presi­ dent Johnson evidently want­ ed to demonstrate, by the dev 1e • o f attention • getting priority, hie strong commit ment to ths law President Kennedy’s moon shot time­ table (ta rget data 1970). Last year Congress slashed nearly |600 million from the 95.7 billion Kennedy request­ ed fo r N A S A . The manned flig h t programs were slowed, and there are elements o f slowdown and etfetch-out In N A S A ’s new budget. So, while the urgency of N A S A 's Immediate needs ap­ pears real enough, Johnson has aeised the occasion to dramatise hie own concern fo r the space effort. Though this is a tigh t apace budget as compared with last year, ha la lined up against tha program’s critics who pic ture it aa broadly wasteful e f economic resources, scientific brains, technical manpower, and national energle*H s has put himself hi the company of those defender! Barbs Industry aa a key to their states' growth. They try to gear their scientific and gen •ral educational e ffo rt to at­ tract apace dollar*. Today all but one o r two states get some o f those dol lsrs, but the evidence c f broad distribution is mislead Ing. A s o f Isst July 1, California, with 92.435 billion in con­ tracts, had more than 40 per cent o f space business, includ­ ing research. F ar down ths line, Missouri was second with some 9350 million. Following were New York, Louisiana, Florida, Alabama and Tsxaa, tha last with a llttla more than |100 million. Quotes Dehlnd all thla dirty newspaper way diplomat* INVE STM E NT SERVICE Listed sad uallated Securities M steal Feeds livestia by baby-sitting. COM PLETE blaming U. S. fo r euster o f Russian Congo. fay How old is the baby? When a husband talks in his sleep but gives no secrets •w ay It’s mind over mutter. An explosion broke near­ ly all the windows o f a Texas home several blocks away. Good time for an open bouse. About half tha stu ff stored in a double garage is really worth saving. Some o f the wild oats kids sew are so wild they call for a threshing machine. In about a month people will have finished exchanging t h o • a "just-what-I-wanted" Christmas preMnts. Sometimes you can tall how long a dentist or a doctor has been practicing by the date* on the magssines. job can be seen the hand o f tba colonialists. — Soviet Some college men help pay their ths I ean’t think e f a minute when he isn’t doing something constructive — speaking, w rit­ ing, hiking or putting up storm windows. —Joan Carol Douglaa, 23, who says shs takes vitamin pills to keep up with her husband, Suprems Court Justice William O. Douglas, 65. A L L E N A CO. . I l l B. LEM O N ST. LAKELAN D , F LA . M om bee: Midwest Stock Chicago Beard e f Trade Oriaade Balsa Espraaratattva MRS. S T A N COMSTOCK Fh. C A l - N U HOOTENANNY Sunday, February 2, 1964 2:80 P. M. Orlondo-Semlnole Jal-Atel Frontoo Hwy. 17-99 “Hoot For Heart” FEATURING . The All Florida Minstrels Geaeral Admission 91-25 Advene* Sale 91.66 at all Besalaele County Junior end Senior High Schools and Baumlllat A I s i i n w Drug Stem Benefit o f the Heart Fuad Stetson University's and continuing through M ay 90, and Saturday morning from • until U and 9 until IX, starting Feb. I and cantinastarting F*b. I and coatlanIng through May 99. Student* planting to attend Monday night classes will meet In the auditorium of Elizabeth Hall m the DeLand campus far registration at g pm. , Fob. 19. AB others mg' H A U b tf “ d tlic a U to a d ilta ft" A D E N O W To Repair, Ye ONI AB S!z m — Planted Fast G row ls* Permanent Shade Other Sheds Trees Grapevlite Nursery r a u . roam? Rkamy f r u . atvE w xi l m o w e v rom. * AMO/IU/YCU W AY u p - r n v obakch / M M o n -a ie m -m e M UCTK A FLAMto (TDRaU/CMaiOTMCW- £50 LOOK K M . MVPUtUOAMO J lL P M O ttU N CATA M P __ X JACKET/ r 1911 Grapeville Ave. FA M IN "Beetle Dealer” At Florida's Marinetaad. A a ex­ pectant mother porpotan la eating 19 pounds of prepared food-fish dally. She would prefer mullet, however, hut la loo indolent to catch them. She elan gets vitamin*. The calf aha’* expecting, U de­ livered w ill be h e n L M OUT OUR rilflMT V<3*CaV,I W ATER O A KS A rather laay lady porpelsa le now taking advantage of (ftp fcanfarii fenttii Pag* 4 Debate may ra ge eves whether any measurable pari V of the** outlays Is misdirect* •d and hence wasteful. But la ths field, where 90 per cent > o f N A S A ’s money goes, ths A i the President w ell un­ ■pace push looks to many derstands, the word "space” Ilka tha fonnola fo r ths fuha* * magic rin g to It in many turn. parts o f the country. Leaders In the South's rising economy either utter thanks that they hare a slice o f the program or roiea hope that they soon By Hal Cochran wilL Sometimes when the rock Many governors and their n' roll records get the Media economic development men look upen apace research and to should the disc jockeys. who argue not only that the apace race with Ruiala ia la a a, but competition we muat win, that thla entire e ffo rt yield* enlarging general benefits benefit* to the nation'* economy. But I have this against you, that you have abandoned the love you had at first. — Rev. 2:4 (R S V ). Letters ■ • M l* a H i w n 1*1m Its rt s l w t m askThs writs* stsr sss » provide* tbs 1stisrrtM tbs w r iltr t s a l siarsss. ISttSM wUI U ttN S Political Notebook do not allow readers to use the Pulse for personal purposes, i f we can help it “ So while we would like fo r the Pulse to turn into an Instrument o f constructive criticism — and often it does — we do not shape it in that direction. Good letters, whether cri­ tical or otherwise, attract good let­ ters. We put a limitation on letters by professionals (however note­ worthy their contributions m ar be), and we try to discourage crackpots. “ But we do not shape the con­ tents o f the Public Pulse. Our read­ ers know they have a medium o f public expression — one which is widely read. We hope they have con­ fidence In our “ wide open" policy." The Herald concurs with the pol­ icies o f the Dally News and at­ tempts, as best we can, to follow the same procedures. ^ Our readers are not only Invited but urged to use our columns to ex­ press their thoughts. It is our hope that they will continue to bo as con­ structive as they have been in the past. These words o f John to the church at Ephesus aro most appro­ priate for present day church mem­ bers who nave said yes with their lips und no with their lives. Would someone have to look on the rollbook to know that you belonged to a church? Are you just in the church or is the church in you? — Rev. Raymond R. Gregory Jr., Minister, Kbenezer Moth o d i s t Church, Sanford. Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromley '-A n d jie s id M i Don’t w ont to Be Drafted BILL TO PAY THK GRBGOKY WAY W e Can Save Y en Money On A I Y en r Needs Plane Through The CALL TODAY WE HOLD COSTS DOW N SSX* Igaglf ujHgamvmm OUR B O A R D IN G �/» r% CHr Pattfn rh WrraTh Jan. 30, 1001 — Pago 5 Lake Monroe Jottings * t By Mr*. II. L . Johnson Did you turn on your tele­ vision sets last Saturday and see Jerl Wheatland on Chan­ nel 2? She did a couple o ( son;* on the Talk and Talent Show and like always, she was Just simply grand. I’ rou<l Dad tells us she has received an offer from a Winter Park Hotel. Now that is nice. Jerl will go places if she keep* on doing her song and dance number*. Good luck Jcri. • • If looks could have killed (a c ­ cording to the old saying) poor old Robert Mann would be a "dead duck" now. The Home Demonstration Club had planned a housewarming party for Bob and Betty. Of course it was to be a surprise but Bob had to be told in order to keep Betty home. He did and when all the ladles walked in on them Betty just looked at Bob and said " I 'l l get you for not telling m e." Anyway it was a very nice get-to-gether . . and they got some very nice things for their new home. • • • We re­ ceived word this week from relatives in Knoxville, Tcnn., o f the passing o f Mrs. Ruth Chudoba. She was the cou­ sin of Lee Keller. Mrs. Chu­ doba at one time owned the home now occupied by the Robert Manns and has visited in Monro equlte a few times. Our sympathy goes out to her sisters Hazel, Irene and Evelyn, who are her only survivors. • • • jo y Wilson has been on the sick list again. • • • Also Lynn Giles, who has been confined to her home for over a week. Bever­ ly Douthltt is substituting on her bus for her. Hurry and come back Lynn. • • Happy Birthday to Rena Hawkins who Is ( ? ) today. • • • Talk­ ing about birthdays and part­ ies again, the birthday party for Claude Hittell, Clarence Hittell of Jacksonville and Claude Hawkins at the Haw­ kins home Saturday evening was greatly enjoyed by those who attended. Claude had bar­ becued wild turkey along with swamp cabbage. • • ♦ And that famous bear hunter, Gus Schmah had his annual bear supper Saturday also. Quit a few hunters were his guests. He served wild rice along with the bear meat. • • • Those on the sick list this week are Mrs. Helen Todd of Upsala Road • • • Also Mrs. Ella Davis is ill. • • • Mrs. Bertha Stanley has Im p*oved some from her recent Illness. • • • This is Youth Week at the Wesleyan Metho­ dist Church of Paola. Beginn ing tonight Rev. Frederic Ponder of Alabama will speak to the young people of the community at the church starting at 7:30. All youth are invited. This will last through Sunday. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Covington have return­ ed to Clyattsville, Ga., after visiting Mrs. Gert I*G c r for a week. • • • Don't forget the big barbecue coming up this Saturday afternoon at the Elks Club. It is for the bene­ fit of the real fine High School Ttand. The band is now prac ticing for their district con' test coming up in March. • • Also the Glee Club is doing the same thing. Their district Is also in March. Of course they are practicing for those big superiors, too. •• • • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dennis and daughter Yvonne motored to Mobile, Ala., lis t weekend. • • * 'M r. and Mrs. F. All! son and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Yeager sent last week in Brooksville attending a Wes leyan Methodist Conference meeting. • • • Miss Sula Da vis is now on the well list after being confined to her home because of illness. • • • The Bing Cowlings sent last weekend in Jacksonville visit­ ing with friends and relatives • • • Robert and Mildred Martin o f Cocoa were here for a short visit with relatives • • • The Earl Nelsona of Forest City were recent sup per guests of the Herman Spi vcys. • • • clarence nd L y dla Hittell o f Jacksonville a long with son, Ralph and daughter, Joy, were weekend guests o f Claude and Mary Hittell. That Clarence had the nerve to tell me he was younger than Jack Benny ( I think). Even said he could hardly wait for his next birth day (January). • • • Our thought this week is about the beauty o f a home and goes like this: The beauty of a house Is a house in order; the personality of a house is a house of happiness; the crown of a bouse is a house of Godliness. Business Briefs Russia Charges Cyprus Plot By U. S., Britain MOSCOW By Bernice Kelsey Bon Britain and the United States plan "agression" against Cy­ prus and warned them not to landing 2 The Taaa newa agency dis­ 'Dardenella'? Selvin First To Record It By Dick West WASHINGTON (U P I )- B e Ing ever Interested in the fine arts, I had a talk this week with the music consultant for a mining company. At first glance, that title might not look very impres­ sive. But when I tell you that the consultant is none oilier than Ben Selvin, it still docs not look very impressive. Let us face it, Selvin is not one of the world’s 10 best known men. You probably Ginderville Fire Group To Meet Ginderville Volunteer Fire Department will bold Its next meeting Feb. 6. Newly installed officers arc Tom Weiss, president; W. Suraski, vice president; L. Black, secretary; L. Steinmeycr, treasurer; R. Mc­ Donough, publicity chairman, and C. W. Lind, J. Dreuoll, R. Trust and C. Burke, directors. T ry using golf tees to stop window rattles in the winter. The tecs are easy to insert in the proper places in the frame. They will not show and certainly do atop the noise. could drop his name from here to New Market, Va., without hearing a single gnint of* recognition. In a way, this is rather paradoxlc&l, because Selvin has for the last 50 years been one of the leading figures in the popular music field. Know who made the first record "D ardanclla" to sell more than a million copies? Selvin. Know who has record­ ed more music than any other man In the world, being re ­ sponsible for some 9,000 discs? Selvin. Benny Goodman used to play in Srivin’i orchestra. So did Tommy Dorsey, Meredith Wilson and Jerry Colonna, who started out as a trombon­ ist. So did Eugene Ormandy, the symphonic conductor. Know who was the first o r­ chestra leader to have a dance program on radio? Sel­ vin. Okay, if Selvin has done all of these things, how come lie is not more turnout than he Is? Well, one reason is that he used a lot of aliases. During hit peak pYoductive years, in the 1920s, he made records for nine different companies, using nine differ­ ent names. I f he and his orchestra were recording a walla, they called themselves the Cava­ liers. If it happened to be a Latin number, they became the Castilians. For s h o w tunes, they were the Knicker­ bockers. Selvin also directed the Bar Harbor Society Orchestra, the Newport Society Orchestra, (he Broadway Syncopaiors, the Southhampton Serenad­ e s , the Harmnniun* and the Ben Selvin Novelty Orchestra —all of which were the same outfit. In addition, he worked for several record companies as the anonymous conductor of the studio orchestra, or "houac band." Know who was at the baton when Jimmy Durante first re­ corded "Inks Dinka Do?” Selvin. Know who started Bing Crosby whistling? Sel­ vin. Recently, he came out of retirement to serve as con­ sultant to the Mlnneapolii Mining and Manufacturing Co., which Is bringing out a new line o f tape recorders. Know who gave Eddie Fish­ er his first big break? Eddie Cantor. After all, Selvin could not do everything. closed that the Cyprus government toid the Soviet govern­ ment that "there is now a seri­ ous d a n g e r o f aggression against Cyprus.” A T a is statement called on the Western powers to refrain from steps that would “ com­ plicate the situation in that area o f the globe.” In London, Britain’s proposal to send a N A T O peace force to the strife-tom Island ap pea red to be gaining support. The United States was suid to bo the key to the plan, and the Johnson administration w h s understood to be In favor of some form o f U. S. participa­ tion in the force. If diplomatic steps also went taken to settle the crisis. Tuss said Russia supports Cyprus’ Independence "and denouners any attempts o f forcign interference in the in­ ternal affairs o f . . . Cyprus, no matter under what pretext or form It may be curried out." Informed sourres at the London peace conference on Cyprus said other N A TO conntrlca were likely to go along with tho British pence force proposal if Washington is agreeable. Oviedo Legal Notice EUGENE H E INSIU S (rig h t), o f DcBxry, was honored with n certificate and gold membership card in the Royal Arch Mutton* after a half cen­ tury o f service in that ami other Masonic groups. The presentation was made by Harvey L. Dunn, high priest o f Monroe chapter, RAM , at San font Masonic temple. (Brumley Photo) ' " l l r , « if t*,,htli- H e a r in g Notice I, hereby given. Hoard of County Couunl-alnnera o f Seminole County, Florida, will hear an appeal .Ralnst the declelon of the Kemlnole County Zoning Cninmleilnn denying approval to recommend the r n n n ln g of the following des­ cribed property from l l - l lie*ldrntl.il’ to T-t Tr aile r Horn* lMalrlrti I ...I. S thru 10. Hold rn Itnd Minor, lee. Ixita 1, I. 31 and 3S. Further described n« lying «« a ft plus or minus PENSACOLA (U P !) - Cub- all of (he alcoholics, and men­ W of 8.It. u < and ZOO ft. plu . retarded adults and nr mlnue N of Citrus Ave. In eratorlal candidate John Ma­ tally Ooldenrod. children. Public hearing will ha held thew* criticized the state's In the Seminole County Court "coldly economic viewpoint" Home. Hanford. F l o r i d a . In tha County Commissioner! Ilootti, in dealing with alcoholism and on February 11. t s t l at l t :00 A. St. nr aa soon thereafter mental health in a campaign State Mental Health View Hit Convicted speech here Wednesday. The Jacksonville state sena­ tor said the state was also falling from a humanitarian viewpoint by not having tho facilities necessary to treat TALLAH ASSEE (U P l) _ John Grafton Gray, a 33-yearold former Hillsborough Coun­ aa possible. Iln»rd o f County Commitsloners Kemlnole County. Fl orida Hr James P. Avery, J r . ty deputy sheriff, was con­ Chairman A l l o t Arthur tlerUwlth, Jr. victed Wednesday of count­ PublHh Jau. SO, 1» « « erfeiting charges. c ix j- to e Second Anniversary SI. Marks Chapter of the Holy Cross Episcopal Churchwomen will hold a hake sale Friday, beginning at 10 «.m ., In front of Food Fair at 23th Street and Park Avenue. A wide selection o f pica, rakes, breads and candica will be offered along with their rccipea. A ll item* will be homemade. f tr LA D IE S ’ L A D IE S ’ Shoes Heels IN C LU D IN G N A M E B RAN D S L IK E L IF E STRIDE — CH ARM S T E P — ROBIN H IT E — H M AK TAIU K Values /allies ito $8.99 *1 94 Values to $12.95 $ 4 85 P A IR M EN’S A N D BIG BOYS’ P A IR Shoes C H ILD R E N ’S Shoes Values to $9.95 $3 88 Values to $5.98 P A IR (t i 9 4 *1 A ll Sale Shoes On Racks For Y o u r Convenience K 20 G A L . G A L V A N IZ E D talks your language! scons' TEXACO LAKE M ARY, F L A Valiant offers you everything you want in a compact car. Sm art new styling, hot performance, economy 300 TOP V A L U E BO N U S STAM PS GARBAGE CANS $1.99 FOOT LOCKERS WALKING SHORTS $1.99 JACKETS SHIRTS $2.88 PANTS NYLONS 2 pr. $1.00 WORK SHIRTS M EN ’S * of operation and quality engineering. A n d you get all of this plus an astoundingly low, low price! REG. *8.95 HOYS’ UN’S REG. 99.93 M EN ’S W E STE R N KEG. 93.99 M EN’S REG. 95.99 F IR S T Q U A L IT Y REG 93.98 M EN’S REG. LADIES* Painters White Overalls N tltra HOW VALIANTS I TWOW 9/M WARRANTY PROTXCT1 YOUl Chrysler Corporation warrants lor 8 years or 50.000 mHea, whichever comas first, against detects In materials and workmanship and will replace or repair at a Chrysler Motors Corporation Authorized Dealer's place ol business, the anflne Mock, head and Internal parts, intake manllold, water pump, transmission case and Internal parts (excluding manual dutch), torque convertor, drive ahalt, universal Joints, raar axis and differential, and raar whssl baarings of Ha 1964 automobilas, provtdsd the owner has lha angina oil changed every 3 months or 4,000 mHat, whichever comet first, the oU Idler replaced every second oN change and the carburetor air filter cleaned every 6 months and replaced every 2 years, and every 6 months furnishes to such a dealer evidence ol performance ol the required eervtce, and requests the dealer to certify (1 ) receipt at ouch evtdsan and (2 ) tho car's than currant mSeaga. W IT H P U R C H A S E O F 8 GALLONS OF IN T E R IO R L A T E X OK EXTEIUOK O IL BAHE 83J98 $6.78 $4.85 $2.91 $1.99 *2.99 P A IN T *1” See your local Plymouth-Valiant Dealer SK YCH IEF or FIRECHIEF G A SO LIN E A N D T H IS A D iA BRASS M O T O R S O F F E R E X P I R E S F E U . U , 1M 1 I 519 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLA. (W A T C H F O R N E X T C O U P O N ) — Jr., Churchwomen Set Sale Valiant’s low, low price A R T IS T-E N G R A V E R Frank French o f Winter Park, who will be celebrating his 88th birthday on Feb. 5, will exhibit a collection o f his father’s intimrs on Feb. 9 at the Mansion House in De. try. The public is invited to attend the show­ ing and the reception which will be held in his honor. (Cox Photo) W ard mer member o f tho Oviedo City Council, hus anuounced the opening o f p realty o fflci next door to Citisen'a Bank in downtown Oviedo. Members o f the stu ff include J. II. Staley, associate sales­ man and Mrs. Shirley Slayton, secretary. Ward advises that a formal opening for the office will be held upon completion o f futnlshing and decorating. viet Union charged todny that O F F I C I A L o f the Casselberry Citizens Credit Union attending the nnnunl meeting were (le ft to right) I). Miller Evans, Ben Evnns, Lytle E. Swope, vice president; Robert Wiggins, Thomas llueston, Daniel Lott, president; Raymond Morris, treasurer, and Mrs. Eleanor Storrs. (Herald Photo) F. realtor uiul developer and* fo r­ (U T D — The So­ endanger peace by troops on the island. Si Jw .... c w t v b u ih MOTOfll urplus City 201 West First St. Sanford �I I W fr M a r l 80, 1964{ fm r B 4 Cage Games On County's Weekend Schedule Finley Back A t Oviedo Has 2, Starting Line PGA'Old Guys' Thinking Out Loud In 2nd Round Of Tourney A bout Sports Tribe, Lyman One Each B t J U L IA N 8 T K N B TB 0M “ Hot Stove L e ila * Dinner” W ith e ll o f the major league talent, ecouU, coschta, manager* and what not who winter In Florida, aome organization (establlihed c r to be eitabllabed) I* m iulng the boat In not aponaoring a Central Florida-wide hot atore league dinner, In many aeetlone o f the nation, particularly In Cali­ fornia, thla la one o f the main attraction! fo r baaeball fana during the o f f aeaacn. I t ahouldn’t be too difficult to get a dozen or ao of baaeball’* peraonalltlca to appear a t s u f a gathering which naually la geared fo r men and boya. A t thla confab, generally bald In aome large dining room, the ticket holder* hear these men o f baaeball spin yam *—both aerloua and hilarious — and listen intently a* some o f the men who still are active In the game tell o f their ex­ periences and predict their futures. Yes, sir, we're missing the boat on thla one. We'd be glad to go over the details o f such a plan with any organisation that would be Interested In putting on auch • program. • . • • • Seminole Athletic Hell O f Fame Seminole County la now more than a half-century •Id. During these years, as the county grew and de­ veloped in ao many ways, It has produced a remarkable number o f athlete*. From time to time we remember them la conversations or perhaps w e even see some o f them from time to time. But we believe that the time has now arrived whan we should find a way to better remember aome o f those * who made names fo r themselves in the field o f sports. W e propose the formation o f an organization to be knows as the Seminole County Athletic Hall of Fame. The organisation would be open to membership to. a ll fo r an annual membership fee which would Include hla meal at the one meeting o f the organization each year. There would be a board o f governors in addition to a minimum number o f officers. The board o f governors would organize itself into a minimum number o f committees. A t each annual meet­ ing several form er athletes, not more than five, would be Inducted into the Hall o f Fame. F or the firs t fe w years a room in some particular budding can be established where portraits o f the mem­ bers o f the H all o f Fame would be displayed. Later, as finances permitted, a. small building could be erected whereby those who had excelled in sports could be re­ membered. Actually, It is a very simple operation. But It would be one la which every sporta fan In Seminole County could have pride. And whst a challenge it would provide fo r the youngsters o f today. W e Imagine you could think o f msny Seminole athletes who should be among the early candidates fo r H all o f Fame membership. Right o f f hand we can men­ tion the following: Ben Cantwell — fo r many years a pitcher for the •Id Boston Braves. Murray Kanner— probably the finest center In Bern!pole High School's gridiron history. Leonard L. McLucaa— a long time coach o f Seminole H igh football teams. Darrell Forguson — form er 8emlnole High 8rhool gridiron great,' and one o f the finest backa in the school'* history, Donald Jackson—another great Seminole High back and all-American a t the University o f North Carolina. Buddy Lake — probably the most outatandlng player in Florida State League history. And, as there must be msny, many more. I f ycu’ro interested why don't you contact us a t The Herald and let's talk about It. Perhaps we can work together In get­ ting the ball rolling in starting surh an organization to honor our athletic greats. Hunting, Fishing Regulations Become Effective On July 1 T A L L A H A S S E E — Fieri da's 1064-66 hunting and fish Ing regulations will be es tabllshed during the month o f A pril and become effective July 1, according to an an ncuncement by A . D. Aldrich, director, Game and Fresh W ater Fish Commission. The annual regulations meeting has been advanced to April In order to provide ad dltional time fo r printing o f regulations. Prior to the April meeting, both hunting and Legal Notice IX T ill: con XTV JI’IMIK'S cot'RT. iv axu r o a steal XOLK C O V S T V , KI.OMIDA. IX MKl MBTATH I I I A I.F IIK D A R T H U R 1*11A 111,K8 P A R K E R a lio known ■• AbF R K D C H AR LES P A R K E R . b tc u u i. n o t ic e or n v r n v o r on HUM DKCLARIXI1 A D K IX IB . T R A T IO X VXXKCKBS AMV TO I A ll persona having anv claims or dsmonda against Ike -stale ot Alfred A r­ thur Charles Psrkar, also know s as A lfrsd Ckarlss Parksrj Tou and saeh o f ro a art hsrsbr notlflsd that an Ordsr declaring tho adm inistration of tho sslata o f AUrod Arthur Charles Parksr, also known as A lfrsd Charlsa Parksr, dart as od. as uanscssaarr has basn satsrsd hr tha llonorabta C. Vsrnon Miss, J r - Judga of tho COunlr Judge's Court o f Semi­ nal* County, Florida. Tho total rash valua o f sold salats was dalsrmlnsd to ha ll.4 tS .ll aad was assigned by such ordsr tsi Kathleen T . Blackford. M l ksmlnary circ le . A l'-iu o n ts Bprlnga, Florida, and Bobart II. Parker, I I I NevlUe P ark Boulevard. T oroulo 11. Canada. a/ K alh lsea T. lilack ferd O reille Jahaaua I II Attorn ey at Law H igh w ay 1T.SI Fern Park. arts. illsk Jaa. If. M. IS. A Fab. s.yissi. fishing regulations were es­ tablished during tha month o f July and aa a result fisher­ men often found themselves fishing without full knowb edge of the current regula tions. Aldrich aald tha change In datca o f the regulation! meet­ ing was enacted at a regular business meeting of the Com­ mission In Gaineavllle, Janu­ ary 24. Tha regulation! meet­ ing will follow a series o f public metlngs that will be held throughout the state dur­ ing the month o f March. Tha public meatlngs are conducted annually to obtain tha opinions o f sportsmen In regard to hunting and fishing rules and regulations. Dates and locations o f the public meetings will be announced at a later date. Lyman, Oviedo and Serai so l* High school basketball P A L M BEACH GARDENS^ (U P I ) — The "old guys" o f' teams are slated for cage sc the PG A membership, with Sam Snead among them but not In the lead, started their second round today in the crowded scramble fo r |26,UOO worth o f prize money In the National Golf Club champion­ ship. Leader o f the more than 200 contestanta fo r champion­ ship fligh t berths in the 60zml ovcr half o f the field was Lsland Gibson o f Kansas City, who had a flve-under-par 67 In his opening round Tuesday. The under-60 half o f the players — another 200-plua— played their opening round Wednesday over the P G A ’s two new headquarters courses here, and play the second round Friday. A fte r that, tho massive field w ill be cut to the low 120 scorers, plus ties, for the final rounds Saturday and Sunday. Trailing Gibson In the start o f today's play were Buck White o f Hollywood, and IU1 Sanderson o f 8ummit, N. J., both with 68's. Jack Isaach o f Tequesta, was at 69 and Snead — not really much o f an "old guy" at 61— was deadlocked with Pete Cooper o f Lake Worth, and Clarence Doser o f Gaith­ ersburg, Md., at 70. Defending champion John Bamum o f Belmont, Mi ch, was at 72. lion this weekend. The high- Muguerza In Feature Win Persistence paid o f f for Muguerza and A stlga in Tuesday night's f e a t u r e eighth event a t tha Orlando Seminole Jal A lai Fronton. Stopped in their firs t two gams point attempts, tha number three team made good the third time around aa Astlga's well placed carom ahot spun into the screen for the score. Cast! and Zubi were second In post four, stopped in their winning e ffo rt by Martin and Echanls. Areltlo and Elorri finished third. Eatrada was the winner o f the third gamo and Elorri came through to take the fourth, fo r a 1-5 Dally Double combination. SEC Teams Win Two, Lose One United Press Inteniatlons! Southeastern C o n f e r e n c e teams won two out o f three games against outside oppon­ ents Wednesday night. Louisians Stale rolled past Loyola o f New Orleans 7362, and Georgia upset Virginia Tech 06-17, but Alabama drop­ ped a 06-77 decision to in­ dependent Florida State. Center Jimmy Pitts led the Bulldog scoring as Gco'gia built up an early lead and then held off a Isle surge by the favored Virginia team. Pitts hit fo r So points, follow­ ed by Charles R igby with 23. The Florida Slate victory avenged an earlier lots to Alabama. Tbs wUdsbootlng Tide, hitting only 36 per rent or its floor shots, trailed at half-time 49-33 and was never In the game. A ll SEC teams are idle to­ night riding Lions have « pair ot games slated while Lyman FO U L P L A Y — Boston's Sam Jones fouls Adrian Smith ns he backs into him while maneuvering fo r a basket in a National Basketball A s s o c ia tio n game in Cincinnati. Wayne Embry is the Royal at the left, Oscar Robert­ son at the r ig h t Bill Russell o f the Celtics is in the background. The Royala go one up on the season’s series winning, 109-02, and standing 5 anc^4 with the champions. Leckey UF Golf M ystery Tamer Out Team Captain For Another Victory G A IN E S V IL L E — Richard Lackey, a senior from 1904 University of Florida g c lf team. This announcement made today by head was coaeh Buster Bishop, who also releaacd the Gator g o lf sche­ dule showing seven dual matches, plus an expanded tournament schedule. The Gators havs met one opponent already, defeating Jacksonville N A S , 231k to 3V4. Medalist In this match was Florida’s Laurie Hammer with a 70. "M y belief Is that tourna­ ment g c lf is ths best way to Improve the calibre o f your play," says Bishop. “ For this reason we will see action in more tournaments than in the past." The Gators will take part in four medal-play tourna­ ments, Including the SEC tourney In Athena, Ga., April 30 through May 2. Florida Golf schedule: Jan. 34— at Jax N A S , Feb. 7—Jax N A S here, Feb. 22— at F8U, Feb. 29— FSU here, March 6-7— Florida Invita­ tional at Cape Coral, March 24—Georgia Tech here, March South Carolina here, March 24— Georgia Tech her, March 26-28— Miami Invitational at Miami, April 2-3— AH Florida Tournament at Cape Coral, April 30 and May 1-2—Tour­ nament at Athens, Ga. Mystery Tam er, the fabu­ lous distance runner who runs the Ssnford • Orlando kennel Club track like a national champ, goes for his third straight win over the 3/8ths mile route in tonight's 11th race. The 66-pound circus city ranch veteran has outclassed the field In his only SOKC starts since moving up from Tampa last week. Mystery Tam er was also a great distance runner last season at SOKC. His two wins have moved the gallant red fawn up to grade C compel! lion and if racing aec. Pltsy Williamson continues to run him In 3/8ths mile races, he’s a cinch to make grade A competition soon. Mystery Tam er is a notor iously slow starter who does­ n't get serious about running until the finish line is In sight Both his wins have been by safe margins after he appear­ ed to have given up too much ground early in the race. Tonight's entries: r i R S T RA CK — S/IS Mil* — U r a l * l»—- 1. O. B.’e Doll. Z. 2. Retained. S. tlstsv Hubble, 4. Johnny Tip, I. Pnket Cash. I. I.lttls Rhumb, T. Toni 8mlIry, I. Vapor 8tr*am ■KCOXD HACK — S/SS Mila — " r a d s «*— t. Dnnaslsr 8hy, t. 1. Jsff Mac. I. Try K w l k Chsk, M IA M I BEACH (U P I ) — 4. Kharp Trader, I. HA’a Seoul, I. Htsp Now. T. Parly Plan, S. Sonny Liston's fancy footwork bumlown llock tore up the canvas o f sn Im­ TIIIIIU MACK — S/IA Mila — Is— 1. Circus Hunshlna, provised boxing ring so badly tlraSa Z. Uoodfalth, I. Teller Vsllsr. Wednesday the heavyweight 4. Dial* Dos, S. Hello Troubles, champion's trainers had to a. Msllo Mary, T. OTI.'s HimIdea. I. Doris Dell stop hla sparring srsslon. S O I IITII HACK — S/IS Mila — The floor matting started li ras * M— 1. Docket Dsa. Z. Dsnny'a Bister. I. Faded Out, coming apart at tha seams I. Chrlatmae I'uddlng, I. Bum­ after one round between Lis­ mer Bala. 4. Kourwsy Hart, T. I'm Jan, I. Mr. Dud* ton and Jesse Bowdry, and K i n ' l l HACK — S/8 Mil* — handlers fearrd the champion tirade T — |. Hares! lu r b ls , Z. might trip and hurt himself. Caravellr. I. Step quick, I. Holden Cirri*, S. Bt. Psts's Liston continued working llock, *. Tory Touch, T. Balesout on the bags for another lea Star. I. Ha-we*l SIXTH MACK — S/IS Mil*— 40 minutes, then had fo r­ (iraS* C— t. Bay* II, f. Hobmer boxing great Joe Louis, ■on, S. Foley's Folly, !.' Crony l ’Inker, I. Wondemn, f. Ilarnnow a Liston aide, pound a arle'a Uest. 1. Italian Lac*. I. medicine ball against hts Bluffer S KVK .V ni MACK — S/8 Mil* chest to toughen him up fo r — Urade D — 1. Oil Payment, his Feb. 25 title defense Z. Chill Wills, S. Brookton. 4. Queen's Fortune, I. nehelf against Cassius Clay, Ferrari, I. T»a*m«na, f. Calm The poetry-spouting chal­ Cell. I. Dinah's Paul lenger took Wednesday o ff. KlU IIT II MACH — S/IS MM* — tirade B— 1. Ruahaway Dan, Trainer Angelo Dundee aald I. Foaarortb, I. O.U.'a Lipstick, the "Louisville L ip " looked 4. Trueled. S. Cheroke* Sun­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — so good In a 10-round workout down, S. Mrs. Mop*. f . Dr. Whlekere, S. Fourway Karan The Curtis Publishing Co. Is Tuesday ht was afraid Clay S IX T H RACK — a/IS MU* — expected to placo an Interme­ might be coming along too U r a l * A— 1. Doe Hobbl*. I. Sail Ahead, I. Loyal Lull*, 4. diate request before Chief fast. llyandalr, I. J**n Drake, S. Ttzaa Lac*, T. W.D.'a Or mast, Justice Earl Werrcn next a Chlckaboo Matle week asking that tbo Supremo TK X TH S U C H — S/IS Mila — Court transfer Boar Bryant'a urade a — 1. Harry's liars, t. Oat* Man, I. nock Flleht, 4. $10 million libel suit against Hl*«k Ponds, S. T a Airy, S, the Saturday Evening Post James Hock T. l o w e r Deck, Liston Rough On Ring Canvas Curtis Seeks To Shift Suit out of Alabsma. The trial had been schedul­ ed (or Feb. 10 by Federal District Judge H.1I. Grooms of Birmingham The 6th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeal* and Grooms have refused to order proceedings transfered elsewhere. The Supreme -Court, tsow* ever, will not meet again un­ til Feb. 17, so Curtis has ask­ ed that a single Justice de­ lay the trial until the high court is able to act on a change o f venue petition. Dallas Cowboys Sign Keller G R E E N V ILLE , S. C. (U P I ) — Elliott Keller, the South­ ern Conference rushing lead­ er In 1962, has signed to play professional football with the Dallas Cowboys o f the N a­ tional Football League. The Furman fullback frac­ tured hie collarbone in the second game o f the 1963 sea­ son and that ended his col­ legiate career. In 1962, Keller averaged 6.4 yards per car­ ry to lead tha SEC la that department 5. O.B.'e Tornado KLMVI6XTM HACK — S/S MU* — tirade C— I. U n d o , S. Kid WHII*. S. Cosmo O. 4. Bunn, I. Mo*'* U * L f. Shuey, - T. Hhansrl La Joa, I. Mystery Tamer N ew Frosh Coach JA C K S O N V ILLE ( U P I ) — The American Broadcasting M O NTREAL (U P I ) — Company will televisa ths 8ugar Ray Robinson w ill eon- Gator Bowl football game fo r Unus his latest ring comeback tha nsxt three years. Tha by meeting Canada's Joey agreement calls fo r 9140,000 Durtlle In a scheduled 10- a year and has a two year rounder option a ! 9160,000 per season. 4 SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRAND S FARRELL’S A R C A D E P A C K A G E STORE O PE N D A IL Y — • A . M. • t i l l P. M. F IR S T SA N FO R D W * G IV E T O P V A L U E S T A M P S m NFL Schedules Doubleheader CM VALUES - IT * T jistiBh r HOLLER M o t o r J. PAt M| f Ti» \T \ iv . m u Legal Notice ta Ik * Coart e l tk » Coast? J a la *. Seoilaal* Coast?, State • f FlartS*. la Profcala ta re tka Kstato afi AZALEE N. BARINEATT. Dtcraied. F I N A L NOTICK Notice le hereby Riven that th* undertlened will, oa th* tlth day of February, A.D. t i l l , present to th* H on or tbl* County Jude * of Bemlnola County, Florida, h * r final ra. lura, account and vouchers, aa Admlnlalralrlz of th* Ra­ tal* o f A Z A L K E S. BA 111 NBAtT. deceased, and at laid tlm*, than and thrr*, maka a p ­ plication to the aald Ju dt * toy a final M tIU m tnt e f har a d ­ ministration o f sold *»tate, and for aa ord*r dlic ha rclns her as *uck Administratrix. Dated thla th* :oth day * f January, A. D. t i l l . O w e * Slue* A t Adeilntftratrla a f tha Estate of A Z A L B R K. BAHIN'EAE; Drreated. BTR.S'HTROM, DA V IS ft McINTOtili Attorney* fey Administratrix Poet Office Dra wer ISIS Sanford, Florida IZTT1 Publish Jaa. R 14 A F*b. «, IS. 1144. CDQ-41 IX COCX TT J L OOK’I COt'RT, SKM IX OL B COUNTY* V LO Bo IDA B S T A T B OV R O B E R T ■. BORD HSR. NOTICE TO C B BO tTO B S T O A L L PKB SON8 H A V I N O CL AIMS OM D K M A N D I AC1AINST S A ID E S T A T E I To o and sack o f you are hereby notlflsd and required to tile any a la la a and demands which you. o r stlhar o f you. may hava aa alast aald estate la the office of lion. C. Vernon Mite, Jr., County Jude# ot 8emlnole County, at hla oftleo In tha Court ilou* * ta Hanford, Florida, within six calendar month* from tha lima * f tha f l r i l publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be In wrlt lnx and contain tha place of residence and post offlc* address of th* claimant and muat ba aworn to hy th* claimant. M i ax*nt, or attor­ ney, o r th* sam* shall b* void. /■/ Jeannette V. Bordner Aa Eaacntrla a f said aatata L a w Office IC A R D I 4k P A Y T O N SSI Fairbanks Avenue Winte r Park. Florida Publish Jaa. S. 14, Jl, SI, 1M4. CDQ-1S NIGHTLY 8:10 ____ CQNWJCSD THAT FOR T O fB fit i ■— . Millrose Games Set Tonight N E W Y O R K (U P I ) - New York track buffs looking fo r an oariy Una on tho athletes who may represent tha United States In tha Olympic games at Tbkyo in October w ill jam Madison Square Garden to ths rafters tonight fo r tho 57th annual Millrose Games. Although the meet lost two o f ite star attractions wbtn polo vaultera John Ptnnel and John Utlaot withdrew with leg ailments, a standing-roomM IA M I B EACH (U P I ) — only crowd o f more than 15,Four National Football Lea­ 000 la guaranteed fo r tho gue teams w ill taka part In first o f tha Garden'a fir s in­ an exhibition doublehsadsr at door shows thla season. Cleveland Stadium, S ep t 6. The first gams w ill begin at 6:80 pjn^ and w ill pair the Eastern Division cham­ pion N sw York Giants against tha Detroit Lions. Ths second gams features tha Green Bay Packers and the hometown Browns. J -/ O L L E R Q '.I ( I'Ai formed Into a pumpkin. Davidson, a school with a total population o f 1,000, h id entertained fairy-tale hopes of going undefeated against the country's basketball powers until a crushing goal-tending violation against Hetzel in the last second o f Wednes­ day night's game enabled West Virginia to edge tha Wildcats, 75-73. The Wildcats stood 156 un­ til substitute Marty Lentz let fly with a sorccrous 30-foot shot from midcourt with the score tied at 73-all. Hstael, the Southern Conference player o f the year In 1963 and David­ son's first authentic All-Am er­ ica candidate, leaped a t the basket in self defense and in­ advertently grabbed th* rim and net for tha costly, penal­ ty. Hetzel, however, did score 19 points for Davidson, which led at the half, 44-38. Gama hooora went to Wildcat team­ mate Dick 8nyder with 20. Davidioa easily whipped tbe Mountaineers, now 106, in aa earlier znas ting, *361. iiai. Jtiew m An i S H ' i* Davidson Loses To Mar Record CHICAGO (U P I ) — NorthWyoming is nicknamed the western Athletic Director Stu­ Equality State" bscause it art Holcomb ha* named Mick­ was first to give women the ey Lila, 38, as tha school’s right to vote. n*w freshman football coach Lilo had been coaching Lake Park High 8chool la Msdlnah, III Gator On A B C Comeback 911 R St. Petersburg, will captain the and Seminole w ill appear in single engagements. Ralph Stumpfs Tribe will be idle Friday night but Sat urday they will entertain tbe Titusville Terriers on the Fleming Gymnasium court. Seminole has captured only four games while losing 10 thus far this season In over­ all action. One o f the Tribe’s losses was to Titusville in the second game o f the year. Of course. The Tribe will be out to at least even up, the count In the two games they’ll play this season. The locals should be able to give the T e rrieri a much better contest than they did at the beginning of the year. A t that time several Tribe men has Just completed tbe grid Iron season the night before with Kissimmee in the Fron­ tier Bowl. Meanwhile, the L y m a n Greyhounds Friday night go to Winter Garden for sn Or­ ange-Belt Conference with the Lakevlew High Red Devils. Lakeview has played eratic basketball this season end they dropped sn ssrlier tilt to the ’Hounds on Lyman's home court. However, the DcvHs ere Just as likely as not to come up with one of the occailooal good nights and make life miserable for tbe Greyhounds. Lyman, on tbe other hand, had • string ot three wins under their belts before they ran Into a stubborn covey of Red Birds last Tuesday night and dropped a non-league de­ cision to Ocoee. But Coach Walt Dzuras is planning to get hla crew back on ths winning trial Friday night when they re-enter loop play. Ths Commodores ot Eau Gallle will host the Oviedo Lions Friday night in tbe coastal community and Sat­ urday night the Lions enter­ tain the llow ey Academy five at Oviedo. Tbe Lions h iv e won 10 of their 13 contests this season and they are Dot expected to have too much trouble with Howcy but Eau Gallle could be another story. Tbe Com­ modores can plsy the type of basketball Oviedo wouldn't like—If they are right. How­ ever, the Lions are picked to lake both o f these affairs. Crooms High's Panthers will not return to action until next Wednesday night when they meet Titusville here at tbe R. A. Allen Gymnasium. KANUAS C ITY, Mo. (U P I) survive on amaU attendance." — Charles O. Finley, owner bles other than the lengthy lease negoUatlons, which he o f the homeless Kansas City claimed would hurt future at­ Athletics, was back today tendance here, and the Am er­ where be stood more than ican League’s ultimatum tellone month ego—at sn impasse ing him to sign a lease her* In lease negotiations with his by Feb. 15 or face expulsion former landlords at Municipal from baseball. He said federal tax agents Stadium. Finley refused again Wed were peering over his should­ nesday yield in his demands er with eyebrows raised at for a two-year lease, saying his tax benefits from taking that a longer committment full depreciaUon on his base­ here would invite bankruptcy ball players within the three The city, likewise, would not y ea n be has owned the Ath­ bark down in Its demand for letics, a lease of at least tour years He told city officials the In­ In length. City officials said ternal Revenue Service be­ fans here h ive a right to lieves he should have spread baseball atsbility after sup­ tbe depreciation benefits over porting the second division a longer period o f time. " I got a letter from them club with an average annual for approximately attendance o f 994,984 for the asking past nine years. 9250,000 m ore," he said. The owner, whose baseball "But we don’t know whst tbe attendance is going to be team la Incorporated within here," said the owner, speak­ hla mulU-mllllon-dollar medi­ ing of tbe future. " I cannot cal Insurance company, said survive on small attendance. be thus was rejecting the alternate city proposals for a four-year lease that he took under advisement laat Satur­ day. Until Wednesday, Finley faced a deadline of Saturday on Urn league's ultimatum. United Press International But Joe Cronin, league presi­ Midnight struck one second dent, granted him a 14-day too soon fo r little Davidson, extension Wednesday at tha and the Wildcats' star cen­ request of Finley's attorney, ter Fred Hetzel was trans­ Louis Nlzer. ACTION IT H tl U S L IWarifiNsSaMSewiI TONIGHT, Ir r io V lg l«saea>J rstA n S m i**. JS 3.-/ S i A a* B wr M A T IN E E S THURSDAY WED. ft SAT. L A D IE S tP .X . NIGHT . . _____ LU X U R IO U S CLUBH O USE GLASS-ENCLOSED HEATED GRANDSTAND VALET PARKING "When Tha Top Dags Baa Rala or Skims" f s a l e s I O N 1O N EXCEPT SUNDAY a iH N Z L C LU B MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD AND ORLANDO �A VS* V n fa rl Wmrfl Jan. 80, 1964 — P a s t T CC b J k s (D s a h • D E A R A B B Y: If |lrU don't want trouble with boys, why do they ask for it? I think it’s disgraceful the way young girls sit so close to boys who are driv­ ing automobiles that you can't get a toothpick be. tween them. There ought to bo a law against having a girl's arms flung around the neck of a boy who is trying to drive. Where do they think they are? Paris? It Isn't safe on the streets any snore with all those onearmed drivers. I am not an old fogy, either. I am 31 years old. Someone should tell those braxen girls how to behave. DISGUSTED CITIZEN DEAR DISGUSTED: Yes. And It should be the nut behind the wheel. • • a DEAR AB B Y: I am a minister and my w ife thinks I have a problem. 1 don't care to drink anything hot. Especially coffee. ( I cannot even stand the SM ELL of coffee*.) M y wife thinks 1 embarrass a hostess when I refuse coffee, and ask in­ stead for anything cold. She says a hostess goes out o f her way to have a per­ fect meal for the preacher and when I say I don't like something it makes her feel ill at ease. Is my wife By Abigail Van Buren right? Must I force hot coffee down me? If not, how can 1 graciously refuse without embarrassing my hostess? COLD DRINK PREACHER DEAR PREACHER: Your wife is mistaken. A min­ ister is just as entitled to his preferences as any other man. If you don't care for hot coffee—say so. And don't be fearful of embrassing your hostess OR your wife. • • • DEAR ABBY: I am in the U. S. Navy and have been writing to this girl for over two years. We started out being just pen pals, but we have become very close through our letters. I mean it has become serious in a romantic kind of way. (Mention of marriage, etc.) We have never met face to face, but we've exchanged pictures. 1 just found out that she was only 13 when she started writing to me (she said she was 18) and now she is only IS years old. Do you think I should keep writing to her? 1 am almost 21. FEELS FOOLISH DEAR FEELS: Yes. But in your next lettlr, tell her frankly that you know her age, and also that you never would have begun the pen £a a>by South started out with, "Ifid a just passed your three no-trump partner.” North aald, "Ifid a played the hand Ida made I t " W est put in, "Ifid a led any­ thing but a apade you would have gone down at four hearts, Just as Bouth did." A ll "Ifld a s " were correct When South played the hand ha ruffed the king o f spades, ran o ff a bunch of trumps and D E A R AB B Y: A i a citi­ zen who is in the public eye 1 (eel it is your duty and responsibility to back up the government in its e f­ forts to make mail delivery easier. I have been watch­ ing your column dally in hopes of seeing something added to your message, " I F YOU W AN T A PERSONAL R E P L Y TO YOUR LE TTE R . PLEASE W RITE TO DEAR ABBY, P. O. BOX NO. 363. B E V E R LY HILLS.* C A L IF ." Where i» your Z IP CODE number, Abby? And what do you in­ tend to do about it? CIVIC-MINDED DEAR CIVIC-MINDED: I Intend to say, "M y zip code number is 90212." And thank youl • • • For Abby's booklet, "H ow To Hava A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 30 cents to Ab­ by, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. NORTH AJXOII M V J II He could have made the should start by ruffing that RART first spade. Then he should A A K Q IT A 4 I 48 lead * « V II (D ) a trump to dummy's eight, play the Jack o f spades ♦ X II 4 Q JM and discard either a diamond A Q Itlf A K If or club. West would be in the SOU TH lead and assuming that South A Non* had discarded a diamond, V A X Q U T II West would lead a club. South ♦ AT4 A A l l would win that, lead another Both vulnerable trump to dummy's nine spot, W est North Baal S e n * play the ten o f spades, and 1A Pass lA 8A discard a club. IN .T . P a * I f W est would be in the lead to cash a club trick, but South would ru ff the next club and hoped fe r bad discards by enter dummy with the jack o f East and W e s t The bad dis­ trumps. 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Match (lame Secret Storm Traltmasler Newe— Sander Vanocur Burns and Allen Uncle W alt Ileet of (lrouehc Cartoons Newacopa Deavs It To Reaver Rlverboat Mrs. Jenn Nuss, member­ ship chairman, repotted that a record 240 persons are enroll­ ed to date and that member­ ship will he open through the Feb. 26 meeting at which time i t also will be discussed what la to be done with funds avail­ able from P T A projects. It waa announced that the sixth grade students would visit the Planetarium in Orlundo and that Rgt. Vince Smallwood o f the State High­ way Patrol would speak at the school on Tuesday o f this week on the bicycle safety program und new traffic laws. Mrs. Shirley Stuart’s room won the room count and fourth grads mothers were In charge o f refreshments which were served at the close of the meeting and program. In Colombian cities, house numbers tell how many me­ ters the building is from the corner. 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It's too bad that like to him free to marry E llu b vlii Rut Mrs. Burtcn called it many wives in a similar— Taylor. a-i'. thcrebv let dov.n a A lot of wl *» > edniir d toer- ! !el of etm en who wvre proud though less public triangle, stand Mrs. Dunor trok urig.r. of her for taklu/ the aund Mrs. Burton finally cleared ally and held rule hi. .■> long that a wife and m «h e r does­ the way for the "other wo­ time— that she intended *o n't have to M m over iter hut- man" to get xeartly what she "w a it out" the much puhlLit- ban ! to env women who set out to get. As long as wives allow ed romance. Instead >•' rush­ come* along and decides she themselves to be pushed ing into cs.urt for t wanhi him. around In such fasloa, there Mrs. Burt, n--In tty? ,ir.'x The irony <•> It all was that o f many women — was just one storv ol the divorce be­ are always going to be plen­ ty of "o th er" women to do keeping her head 'a keeping gun: ‘ Sybil Burton, Use other the pushing. her rightful title "M rs. Rich­ vt'ittau m tb: HlCiartl Burtonard Burton." Thov iigurn.i Lh/ub.uh T ay’ ur affair. . ." that at last llotl.wood's m >*i TV RENTAL ? » -u.il a situation the wife publicised husband . borrower • Sales • Service It N T the olh-r srrmau. She had met her match bt r. arlte Seminole TV is t'.» uni: woman with a lifewho was determined that the F A 2-4820 ''r v i claim on n man. Zenith Color T V Sales I. p m iid fer a while f.iat Two-lr.-One 2600 Sanford Ave. Physically, Rnrlln i» one Sybil Burton r o t luing to city, but It Icudi a atinngo double life witi; l\ ^ p, !l;« forces, two fire ,1. • sr»u.rr*j> two postal and tt-h-pia < v. ». tema, two kind-: - f currency and two type* uvl-taolu'.i license plates, ^’ aat and Wes: R O LL E R R IN K Berlin schools, courts, R-r-ji and radio are disri.nllnr, hut Florida's Finest part o f the w at»r #•-, ply is held in common uii.i tc two Fun (ov all ages! sections o f tho rilt i..c *l,j same elevated reilrn- .1 n—i• Classes — Complete Snack Beginners A Advanced Itar Iwo Jima mean* "huluiiur BUYER or a SELLER Buy BiM By Julia Barton The emotional problems of children were distrusted by Dr. L. 8. Hadley, psychologist, fo r memliera of the Altamonte Springs Elementary P T A nt n meeting held Jon. 21 In tho •chool auditorium. Stressing the fact that emo­ tional children are unpredict­ able, he pointed out that a child shielded or ovcmhcltercd haa just aa much o f an emotlunal problem as one who la left alone and given very iittla love. He said that oftentimes a child will come to school moody or mean due entirety to aumething that haa hapiwned at homo. 11a advised that children have a way o f know­ ing when the teacher la out of aorta and how to take advant­ age of hia or her emotions. He warned that In hia opin­ ion soma materlalae being us­ ed In the school are unsuitable and that repetitious reading makes the child insecure. He advised adulta who have pent up emotions to seek an outlet through civle, church or I T A work. During the opening business meeting, Principal Frank Gore reported that tha school li­ brary it now fully accredited and la stocked with well over 3,000 books, meeting the mini­ mum requirement o f G books per student enrolled. He announced that although no special conference date has been act, any parent wishing to meet with the teachers mny mske an appointment to do so. ‘Jeanie’ToGet $1,000 Award UNIQUE 1 0 - D A Y T R IA L ! R ITI aCfllMasTICMNICWC PLU S A T I d l • liM « i. ( i s r t I N T Ml A T H i 1:1* (X) (I) (I) 1:11 ( t ) t:0S (>> (t) (I) 1:11 ( t ) 1:1* ( t ) Psychologist Speaks For Altamonte PTA dummy aa hia tenth trick. He ♦ toss 4111 INTO THE M ELTING POT go old band instruments o f the Seminole High "Marching Seminotes" to be replaced with new instruments to be pur­ chased with funds raised by the Seminole Hand Parents Association through its chicken barbecue Saturday evening at the Elks Club. From tho left: Sharon Williams, majorettes captain; Stephen Gordie, Roy Green, drum major; Hetty Id?e Corbin, secretary-lieutenant o f the hand; Norman Leach, band captain, and Mary Scott, majorettes lieutenant. By Oswald Jacoby hand by setting up a spade In By Ruth Millett Skate City Get it o ff your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to Abby, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. • • • O n (B h id q st There used to be a group o f poker players in Seattle known as the Ifid a elub. T ip club slogan waa "Ifid a only not called." Judging by the remarka a ft ­ er South finished going down one at four hearts, today's foursome could have qualified as bridge playing members. pal relationship with her had you known she was only 13 at the time. Then taper off. • • • LO om m : PH. F A 2-3464 SanfordElectricCo. 118 M agnolia F A 2-1562 You want when you use O u t* Bmxfatb 2 je r a U i W ANT ADS JUST C M ! fA im ‘ �I f Yon See M rs. BiU Hackett Toll H er There le A FR E E CORSAGE Far Her At The House-Warming Party For Manns Mr. and Mra. Robert Mann were surprised with ■ house­ warming ahower recently at their newly purchased home In Lake Monroe. Mrs. J. E. Andrews w ai in D A IS Y FLO W E R SHOP P K 838*3741 Seminal* Plata Pane 8 — Jan. 80, 1964 attending; gagement Mmes. M. 0. Roberta, Claude marriage Illttell, Claude Hawkini, Bar­ tow Mann, Richard Boyd, Juliua Blaekwelder, Standifer, J. 11. Tlndel, Robert Dorn, Wilbur Tent, Marion Lee, Hatcl Gardner, J. C. Sapp, Louise Rushlow, Emma Rabun, Pauline Spivey, II. L. Johnson and Mra. Andrews. Eva Bess Beauty Shop Shirley Meade H eir Stylist Has Been Added T o Our Staff. W * Feature Complete Beauty Service* Including Bleaching And Tinting. Chuluota a G ardners T o Make Bird Feeders Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bouldcn will hoit the meeting o f (he Chuluota H Ii and Her Garden Club, Feb. 3, at their home, 301 Central Street. Bird feeders will be made and the meeting Is called for 1:30 p.m. to take advantage of the daylight hours to work. Members attending are re­ quested to furnish their own tools; a linoleum knife, or a strong kitchen knife, a spat­ ula and ■ pair o f pliers, if possible. All necessary mater­ ials to make the unusual hanging feeders will be sup­ plied by the club. Bouldcn will supervise the assembl­ ing of the feeders. At the business meeting, preceding thc workshop, George T. Haig, chairman, will appoint com m itted to aerv* for the year. Fall line o f Valentine Hearte and Candy novelties by Pangburn, Whitman, Norris and Nunnally. Single and Package Valentines by H ALLM ARK T O U C H T O N ’S REXALL DRUG T H B PR E SC R IPTIO N OUR P R IM A R Y CONCERN” COR. 1st A M A G N O LIA PH O NE F A 2*2182 DO W NTOW N SANFORD MR. A N D MRS. ROBERT M A N N opening the g if La received at the house-warming given at their new home. Airs. Allwork, A. Stafford W ed In Church Ceremony fly Mra. Adam Muller Mra. Robert Allwork, !.akewood Drive, D?Rary, became the bride o f Alfton Stafford, DeBary, Saturdny, at the First Presbyterian Church o f DeBary, Rev. Augustus C. Summers officiated at the ceremony. Frank Woodruff, organist, played a program o f nuptial music. The bride choae a dusty pink two-piece, street length, dress, a small lavender hat and wore a white orchid. The brldo’a alatcr, Mrs. Joseph Hcaly, F ort Lauderdale, was matron o f honor and wore a lime green print dreas with green accessories. Clifton Stafford, brother of the bridegroom, served aa best man. Usher* were A l Stafford Jr., eon o f the bridegroom, and Dr. G. R. Vines, son-in-law o f the bridegroom. A reception at the DeBary Restaurant followed tha cere­ mony. Tha two-tiered wedding cako waa topped with wedding bells, the buffet table was centered with an arrangement of coral and white gladioli In a milk glass vase. The couple left for a wedding trip to Jamaica and will reside on DeBary Drive when they re* turn. T H U K 8 D A Y — F R ID A Y — S A T U R D A Y O N L Y B U Y ONE A T R E G U LAR PRICE P A Y E X T R A D O LLA R — GET AN O TH E R Bathing Suits On* end Two Piece Bikinis and Modified Bikinis A PROGRAM on 4-H Club work waa presented nt the meeting o f the Parent Teacher Council in Entcrpriae. The 4-H girla pictured arc (from le ft) April Gillette, Candy Wilcox, Thereaa Rlvlt, Gwen Brown, Alice Cox and Patty Sweenoy. (Back row) Mias Joan Stewart, leader, Lynn Shroder, Milana Crawford, Bonnie Smith and Alary Solano. B U Y ONE A T R E G U LA R PRICE P A Y E X T R A D O LLAR — G ET AN O TH E R QcUwk’A E . C. Lundberg Program Speaker For Ivy Circle DRESS & SPORTSW EAR m\’Y l',aidrn Club, at her home on a program on totes. Circle members are id lin g tickets Sanford Beth Drive. E. C. Lundberg presented to the annual card party, Mr*. Robert tu-klc was ho-, 17-02 less to Ivy Circle, 9Tianwd QacobAon 'a sponsored by club, Feb. 4. Iio n p w o o d Personals D E P A R T M E N T ST O R E • ♦ ' Ii Mr*. Agnes William*. Mere­ dith Manor, la a' paUent at the Florida Sanitarium and Hospital and ah* may have via!1 rs. the general A social hour w ai enjoyed alter tlse meeting. Tboso at­ tending were Mmes. Dewey R. Ktraughn, William F. Mann, James L. Blythe, Pat­ rick Donahoe, Robert John­ son, LaMar Meredith, Frank Walker, George T. Smith, James L. Temple aod Mr*. J. P. Coyne. J a n u a r y C le a r a n c e TO OUR CUSTOMERS P L E A S E T A K E N O TE! WE C O N T IN U E S! C A R R Y A F U L L L IN E OF A N D BRAS A N D ALSO F IT • BLOUSES OUR CUSTOMERS. • D R E SSE S YO U R NOT HAVE STYLE IN STOCK W E W IL L BE H A P P Y TO ORDER IT FOR YOU. 36 In. Wide — Plain and Figured their daughter, The brldc-clcct w i* born In Sanford and was graduated from Seminole High School in 1963. She wa* a member of the Glee Club and GAA. Shi attended Orange County Vo­ cational School. The bridegroom-elect is a naUve o f Ft. Wayne, Ind., and w ai graduated from Cannelton High School, CannelIon, Ind. He served three and one-hall years In the United States N avy and Is now em ­ ployed by Ortronlx, Inc. The wedding will take place in June at the Church of the NaUvity, Lake Mary. D. C. Howards Will Observe Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Howard will observe their 50th wed­ ding anniversary, Sunday, at a party given In their honor. Sir. and Mrs. David How­ ard, son and daughter-in-law of the couple, Melbourne, and another son, Donald, will en­ tertain with an "open house" at the Howard home, 1103 Oak Avenue, to celebrate the oc­ casion. No formal invitations are being issued and all friends of the couple are Invited to call between the appointed hours of 2:30 and 6 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Howard requeat "no gifts, please." $1.98 to $2 .4 9 yd Be Sure To Check Our Sale Items M IL A D Y 'S SH O PPE O F F I N E F A B R IC S 106 8. P A R K Lillian Fran da Hicks PH {323-0313 ' Patricia Smith, Carl Vanzura A - EE widths Will Wed Patricia Anne Smith and 6 *4 - 12 Carl Wayne Vaniura will be united In marriage Saturday at A ll Soul's Catholic Church. The ceremony will be per­ formed by Rev. Richard Lyon* at 11 a.m. All friends o f the couple are Invited to at­ tend. The bride-elect is th e daughter o f Mr. and Mra. Richard R. Smith, 230 Enter­ prise Road. The bridegroomelect is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Vanzura, Sanford. She attended All Soul'i School and w ai graduated from Seminole High School In 1962. Vanzura attended All Soul'i School and if a grad­ uate o f Seminole High School, class of 1961. He Is employed at Winn-Dixie Store. Dress O xfords L oafers W o rk Shoes 20-50% OFF Boots ALSO BOMB C H ILD R E N 'S SHOES ON S A L E ! ANFO RD HOE fe n ic A 207 W. 1st ST. F A 2-3071 >71 h i* 2* •li*tte front bind th it won't roll up. Clrcl*-atltch*d cotton cup*. A32 to C40.11.00 (0 —13.50; • SW EATERS • 1 OF O F SPRING <PI FASHIONS Mra. Minnia Bess Garner, owner o f Eva Bets Beauty Shop, attended the education­ al clinic and beauty show at tha Cherry Plata Hotel Sonday and Monday. • ROBES Nomine* t n The Denary Women’* Club presented " Y e Olde Vaudeville Show” Jan. 23 at the Commu­ nity Center. Mrs. Myron Accardl was chairman. The opening chorua cutlas were: Joy Eidson, Joan Schmierer, Leah Ammon, Gretchen Shambach and Carmen De* Foya. The Melody Man was Frank Pictropinto, Mr*. Esth­ er Clive wss the “ Gay 80’a 8we*theart" and admitted to being 83 years o f age. Tom Orr anointed Mike Orr and Volta In "T h e Madcap M agi­ cian." Jack Lamhertson wa* Mr. Tap Man In a soft shoe routine. Diane Accardl and Pat Iiiondl In "Singing Strings," the Southwind Quar­ tette featuring Bill Hockfeldcr, Red Kenner, N at Tooker anil Dr. George Frinon appear­ ed In eeveral barbershop num­ bers. A comedy skit, Tha Card Players, was presented by tha Shoestring Players o f DeBary, Cheater Rearirk, Clarence Shaffer, Louis Lyman and Robert Henderson. Frank and Gloria Accardl appeared in a duet. Sweethearts and Janet­ ta Lataon in Johnny's Girl. Tha losing finals waa by the chorus cutlea. The audience participated tn singing soma o f tha old aonge. Personals FO RM FIT FOUNDATIONS DO of Vaudeville Pre-Season Sale WE DOUBLE - KNIT approaching Club Presents Rear. $3* $3.95, $5,00 IF and DeBary Woman's FormFit Bras LONOWOOD P L A Z A COTTON Lillian Francis, to Robert Joseph Bell, son ol Mr. and S. Greenlee, 881 Lormsnn Circle, North, Long- For Appointment Ph. F A 2*3914 N E W LO C A TIO N l i t N . O A K , COR. COM M ERCIAL DAN RIVER 836 Lormann Circle, North, Longwood, announce the en­ received, coffee and cake were thoi* Vrratft Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hicks, couple opened the many to Stnfarb Hicks, Bell Engagement Told charge o f games played ing the evening and after served Ebe Just In Tim# Aa A OFF W O O L S K IR T S Valentine G ift fiber Foci*: AN cotton. #*clu»ly# *1 ornament*- CLOSE O UT OF SOME S TY LE S BRAS Gr GIRDLES Moit women who try Formfit become Formfit lam for Ufa. Best-loved because... they do more for you! Shape-miklnf Formfit brat art lighter/ Hft-lar; maka tha most of your flguro. Look thaw P A J A M A S B Y “T O M M IE S " REG. V A L U E SALE 14.00 P A I R ______________ 170 $6.00 P A I R ---------------- »J J | How e's J o b J u im a MM PARK OUT* OPEN ALL DAY WED. AND PEL NIGHT* conn mm « noriy created for Choose from a w orld o f w onderful dressy and casual styles — brigh t and S p rin gy — from the w orld 's finest dress designers! Y ou 'll fin d your sm art Sp rin g F inery — now at Flemings G ifU • Card* • 210 E. First 81. SaAAaJbti D O W NTO W N SANFORD �/" •' Airs. L M n . L. E. Estca and II. E. peurifoy were installed as worthy matron and worthy patron, In the presence of some ISO members, relatives and friends, of Seminole E.Estes OES Worthy Matron Chapter Star. Order of Eastern Mrs. Irving Pryor, conduc­ placed at the five star point then stood In twos, one behind tress; Mrs. Paul Markos, as­ stations, secretary’s desk and the other, at each of the five Other otflcers installed sociate conductress; Mrs. J. at the stations of conductress star point stations while the were Mrs. J. J. Nicholson Jr., worthy patron took his vows associate matron; J. E. II. Bilbrey, secretary; Mrs. and associate conductress. In and Mrs. Pfelfauf sang "M ay Blackman, associate patron; L. T . Sheppard, treasurer; the east there was a large the Good Lord Bless and Keep Mrs. Jos. Lcinhart, organist; white, open Bible with the You ." Mrs. J. !L Anderson Jr., words Faith and Prayer, the After all officers were in­ chaplain; Mrs. C. N. Rober­ worthy matron’s emblem end stalled Mrs. Estes, assisted son, marshal; Miss Anna watch words. A white candle by the marshal, Mrs. C. N. was placed nest to the Bible. Muir, Adah; Mrs. W. D. Cau­ Roberson, presented each of E V E R Y MON. . TEES. . WED. sey, Ruth; Mrs. W. A. R ey­ Two seven branched candel­ T H R U TH E MONTH OF FER. candles, the other officers with a gift nolds, Esther; Mrs. Byrcn M. abra, with white while Mrs. Pfelfauf sang. I.each, Martha; Mrs. J. E. were placed at either side of “ SPE C IALIZIN G IN CARE Mrs. Charles Cole present­ Blackman, Electa; Mrs. P. the worthy matron and wor­ ed the traveling w-orthy mat­ thy patron. Before the en­ OF YOUR H A IR " A. Rowland, warder, and Irv ­ trance and installation o f the rons pin to Mrs. Estes, and a ing Pryor, sentinel. Mrs. J. II. Anderson Jr. was 1964 officers, Mrs. Irving P ry ­ spray of orchid and pink from the Installing officer, assisted by or, conductress, and Mrs. chrysanthemums Mrs. Walter Raines, install­ Paul Markos, associate con­ chapter. Mrs. Estes present­ ing marshal; Mrs. Phil W y­ ductress, entered the chapter ed r f j t matron and past pat­ REG. $11.50 W A V E (P L U S S H A P IN G ) $ 7.30 att, chaplain, and Mrs. Ber­ room and lighted all candles. ron jewels, from the chapter, REG. 115.00 W A V E (C O M P LE T E ) $1L50 to Mrs. Charles B. Cole and tha Snyder, organist. Mrs. Mrs. Walter Raines and REG. $17.50 W A V E (C O M P L E T E ) $15.00 J. E. Blackman. Nick Pfelfauf and Byron Mrs. J. If. Anderson Jr. pre­ REG. $20.00 W A V E (C O M P L E T E ) $17.50 Mrs. Estes introduced her Learh were the soloists. sented the worthy matron a REG. $25.00 W A V E (C O M P L E T E ) 120.00 husband, L. E. Estes, her mo­ The chapter room was dec­ white Bible on which she REG. $35.00 BIO W A V E (C O M PLE TE ) $27.50 orated with baskets of or­ took her vows and while she ther, Mrs. L. E. Stokes, a chid, pink and gold chrysan­ knelt at the altar Mrs. Pfcif- sister and her husband, Mr. themums, trimmed with a auf sang ” 1 Believe.” The and Mrs. Gilbert Williams, a gold bow, the colors of tho worthy matron was then es­ brother and his wife, Mr. and worthy matron. The baskets corted to tile east, walking Mrs. William Stuitevont, and H A IR S T Y L IN G SALON were placed behind each star through an honor guard of a nephew, John Williams. Mr. MAnEL DU G G AN 4k B E T T Y A N N E HOW ARD point chair and one in the officers holding lighted can­ Peurifoy introduced his wife, 2201 S. P A R K A Y E . PHONE 322-4913 west. White candles were dles. The honor guard officers Ethel. Beauty Bonus Days PER M A N EN T WAVES Cbw&A , . , are arriving daily! We'd be Mrs. R. W. Turner gave the benediction and the worthy matron invited everyone into the dining room for refresh­ ments. A ll visitors remained seated while the officers re­ tired. Mrs. Pfelfauf and By­ ron Leach sang "How Great Thou A r t" after the officers had formed a cross in the labyrinth. The dining table was covered with a white cutwork cloth. Two three-branch­ ed candelabra, banked with large orchids, were at either end of the table and in the renter was a small open white Bible, with the words Holy Bible Inscribed in gold. Serving refreshments were Mrs. John Carver, Mrs. S. E. Graham, Mrs. Baxter Rowen and Mrs. Brodle Williams. Mrs. Charles B. Cole and Mrs. Byron Leach assisted. A L L M E N ’S LONG SLEEVE VALUES TO $5.95 REDUCED TO — SPO R T SH IR T S NBCS-LECT The neck is probably one of the most neglected areas of the body. Like the face, it needs thorough cleansing and stimulating m anage. ENTIRE S T O C K 450 PAIR M E N 'S D R E SS SLA CK S | delighted if you'd come ia and browae! You’re sore to be pleaaed when you aee IV Y ’S — C O N T IN E N T A L — P L E A T E D all the wonderful new eeleetiona SIZES 28 TO 46 bow PRICES SLASHED Layaway that E ' REG. V A LU E S A LE $8.99 ............. . 1.88 A $9.99 ft $10.99 special spring outfit you want *■ and need. Plan to come in soon, LENGTH A LT ER A T IO N S won’t yon? : ;> V » MR. A N D MRS. J. W. G R IFFIN , 2610 Laurel Avenue, celebrated their 39th wedding annivornary Jan, 18 at their home. This waa the first time in 20 yenra all the couples' children huve been together. They gave an orchid corsage to their mother and gifts to troth parents. Shown FINAL January Of DRESSES Group Birthday Party For Tony Hobbs Magnolia SIZES 35 T O 46 Tony Hobbi, son of Mr. and I and David Weitcott Jr. and Mrs. Joe Hobba, celebrated I Michael and Laura RuaaeU. Circle Plans Tree V A R IE T Y OF P A T T E R N S his sacond birthday recently with a party at hla home, 76$ Logan Drive, Long wood. Party games w e n played : . and the young gueita were • i f* served ice cream and cake £ by Mrs. Hobbi and Mrs. David Weatcott Sr. n Thoae invited to help Tony celebrate were hla brother Sherry and David, Johnny Drnnli CUARANCE Group with the honored couple (seated) are Frank Griffin, George Griffin, Earl Griffin, Mrs. Gladys Piioian, Charles Griffin, Mra. Carolyn Sutherland, James W. G riffin Jr., Donald G rif­ fin and Alice Griffin. Elizabeth G riffin ia stand­ ing next to her parents. (Photo by Gnsaman) VALUES TO $12.95 f r -r * - rrrtr' 1 U M a ' JRL. The n , « - !B t/ M W Group Ages S, 4, and S. Transportation furaiahrd free. Good Shepherd Christian Day School Of $n-7sis DRESSES T O N Y HOBBS VALUES T O $19.95 OTHER VALUES TO $39.95 $17.95 fo $25.95 e n n e tff M * Y g P M tT Q U A L I T Y * Women’a CULOTTES ft SKIRTS Women's SW EATERS V A L U E S FROM M S to ll.fS V A L U E S FROM S.IS to 17.95 C H ILD R E N ’S W EAR W om ens’ BLOUSES W hy Not Be Prepared To Take Advantage Of V A L U E S FROM M S to IM S V A L U E S FROM M S to M S New Stylea And Faahiona W ith A Penney Charge Card! No I t 'i Real Eaay, Ask An y Penney Associate The N ext Time You’re In The Store. Refunds Know Tha Convenience O f Shopping The Layaway Garden Cir­ Sherwood for sence o f the president, Mra. W. L. Gramkow Sr. opened the meeting with tho Lord'a Prayer. Reporta were given from varloua committees and Mrs. Gramkow reminded membera of the card party, Teh. 4, at the Woman'* Club. A trip to the garden* at Sanlaado Springs waa planned far the February meeting. Mra. Gramkow gavo aa In­ teresting program on flowerIng trees, their planting and care. Mr*. Sherwood, tree chair­ man, reported that a tree will be planted at the Piaecreat School observing Arbor Day. Members attending were Mrs. Otto Borsdorf, M n . W. L. Gramkow Sr., Mrs. A. L. Hardesty, Mrs. It. B. Odham Sr., Mra. A. It. Harris, M n . F . J. Harris, Mr*. Hobart Shields, Mrs. Frank Lioske and Mrs. Elwood Smith, Mrs. Toole waa a visitor. The national acbool lunch program, aided by $101 m il­ lion caah granted to atatei fat addition to donated food*, en­ abled eome 1$ million chil­ dren to enjoy hearty lunch**. Yea, W e H ave Film F or Y o u r N e w Instamatlc Cam era! Modern Way, With A Penney Charge Card. Good In A n y J, C. Penney Store. the January meeting. In the ab­ ' U n ited Reglatratiew DRESSES Harold . dB Mid Term Regtatratlon Of Magnolia cle of the Sanford Garden Club met at tha home o f Mra. * . A N D F A B R IC S Planting Wieboldt's CAMERA IMOT 210 8. P A R K A V E . DRASTIC REDU CTIO NS IN BOY’S DEPT. SPORT CO A T S DRESS S U C K S Nationally Advert bed SIZES 3 TO 18 V A L U E S T O $15.95 liranda V A L U E S TO $5.00 LA D IE S ' F A L L A N D W IN T E R LADIES FLATS ALL LADIES H IG H b MED. HEELS COLORS R eg. $7.99 to $10.99 Value Reg. $3.99 to $6.99 N A T IO N W ID E JAN U ARY SALE PERM A-LIFT BRAS & G IRDLES $1 " UP A LSO O N SALE! In fan ts T o Sub-Teen W e a r P a ja m a s — Sportswear Dresses — Little Boys Suits �AgelO - Jan. SO. 1904 C A R N IV A L NOV/ ) UES PRAViNS ASA’N AM. RE'S F9JSWED. NO//US'S LOOtONO at Me FOOD/ LOO* ( ATTM8 CRAPUW4 6AYIN# M « By Dick Turner Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 81966 INS. f. V * N O W * - MOTHER MADE ITI jJ/ferTS* LOST: Terrier,- white, with red collar, short tail. Vicin­ ity 2400 Laurel. 3234)671. LOST: Wallet containing lmportant paperi It approx. *25. Peraon finding wallet can have money, request papera be returned to Har­ ry L. Creager, 322-0745. teTM I’L L J U S T • BLONDIE-V YOU’RE WANTED » SAY Y O U ’R E TAKING 1 ON THE v-—^ U OH. M Y 1 A BATH \ PHONE J I GOODNESS -•••I’M IN 4 5 H e CA N'T ANSWER y n o - - * PON T S AY THAT/THAT 1 DOESN’T V , SOUND> T. NIC E 1 T H E PHOKIE NOW B U T I T S N O T /— ►BECAUSE - / SHE’S TA K IN G ) -*» A BATH 1 1-30 *1 “ Nonienii, Albert! If there w e* someone Slie, do you think I’d be sitting here eating one REGULAR hamburger and NO deeeert?" By K ate Osann T IZ Z Y . THeTUB/ " i , HI.KITTY*T K lS IS M T A N SWERTOCAT-. l AU-ER 0f/ " J _ Furn. Apta., Pleasant living. 2 BR, 1 bath, kit. equlpt. garage apt..................... *55 Park Apta. FA 2-8507 2 BR. 1 bath kit. equlpt. Dup­ LAKE M ARY. 1 large BR. lex apt............................ *45 duplex apt., furn. Really - UNFURNISHED nice. Adulta. no pcti. 165. 3 BR, 1 bath. kit. equlpt., CaU FA 2-3930. fenced tack yd ........ *110 3 BR, m bath, Loch Arbor FURN. Gar. Apt. SIS mo. ............................... *110 UNFURN. Apt. *50mo. 3 BR, 2 bathi, kit. equip, UNFURN. house, 4-BR.. Loch Arbor -----*125 bath, *140 mo. 4 BR, 21b baths, store, LakeJOHN E. FOX, Realtor front ............................ *165 110 N. P a rt 323-0559 4 BR. 2 baths, store, aircond. Lease ............... *145 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipped, unfurn. home at 1012 Mag­ Call Stemper Agency, 1919 So. French Ave., 322-4991. nolia. 975. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S Realtor Raymond Lundquiit, A lio , F A 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg LOST: Black pune, brown billfold, N avy I.D. card, Va. drivers license, social se­ STANDARD O IL STATION curity card and pictures. Good location on Lake Mon­ Louise Spates 322-4899. roe. Buy stock and equip­ ment. K. M. Quarrie, P. 0. t. N o tic e s • P e r w m t U Box 521, Sanford, Florida. INCOME TA X SERVICE 1 BR. furn. hout.e Avail. Feb. O. M. Harritona 1. 409 W. 3rd St. 322-2021. 1311 Palmetto 3228827 322-7948 Small House. Adults. Phone FA 2-2818. SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ E R SERVICE. Parts and 3 BR House, hardwood floors, auppllea for all makes In­ quiet neighorbood, n e a r cluding: Electrolux. New Southside School. F A 2-1462 and rebuilt cleaners sold. Mon. thru Frl. 9-5 p.m., No home service call other times phone F A 2-4501. charge Phone F A 2-2282, W E L A K A APAR TM E N TS: 2555 Park Dr. .. Rooms private bathi, 114 W. Flrat St. Repalri, parts; Electrolux, 2 BR House. Clean 4c close Kirby, RexAlr, AIrWay, In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. GE, etc. Cleanera sold, ex­ changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 3 Rm. Garage Apt. 309 W. 16th S t, F A 2-3167. Park Ave., Sanford. Phone FA 2-4763. 2 BR Unfurn. house. Nothing fancy, but cheap rent. Pb. 6. For Rent FA 2-3219. Lg. 2 BR., turn. Down, water 4 BR., 2 Bath ........ 9145 mo. lights, *65. 322-2764. 3 BR., 2 Baths . . . . 9110 mo. 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . * 7 0 Mo. Legal Notice 'W A T ^ T H A T S O U fe B M A K IN G ? /-30 CHIPS 16 A V&2eW2iAM NCtrtae kidchng; thatOnctthino BUTA LOTOF C^caore AND TOVWDBS.AND6TRIN0BGAN6... **Ths worst thing about housework Is that nobody noticae Tt unless you don’t do HI’' SIDE G LANCES fACT tAITTS V HWB’lY J SOME L OTHER WHY. O f COMfUL! THAIS W EXPLANATION I1 . H B GOT TO BE-, ttfc now By Galbraith WHveouLwrr t HAVE THOUGHT O f THAT KfOltE? Jt Dafandanla Ordar of Pobllaatlon STATE. OP Pl.OHItIA TO TEP. UP.PKNIIANTai H IH H W l f a l K ln l l CAPTAIN » A » y » IWYAUP MOTHER NAUTA VIAMt ITT OOrTP-\ TAKB IT MNY. MOM. I OR 00 BACK TO 6 AIP VQU MICE TOO ITOR CAfTAM EATflE p r is o n , n r EXIT WEAK TO VWT NlUJ L M eotau n > IS ONLY A Pew ^ T T /Bn r r z r " » i ma * POORS DOWN Y TH' H A l l L ^ WIU.J0ST FOR A r t w momenta IT * OillTB > " I ’ m Borry. but i#!w yn Insists on g a tin g to partiss on timsL IVa on# o f his Utti# p .o u lls ritl«l" Acmou aw««idi«p t pipw'i »oo PlENT/ OP TMAETO ] BE4TTHECICC CHOW/ BCRAETHEMAN CHOWSTARS, FOIMC_ < BCAROCO lApr.THC 3 TATIOQ£PMAH... ilk TKIEABUUXW * [f.fcw FREAKS..I J m i ‘° ° *SS8K S " | «K S * iSSffifftei ssSjS.te 1CARDOWITHOUT r-THTM../ l l t m n — n't™. I I S u k U i t e l M i h J C t a I I Roman data M ntwaug m gj nuioaxU U ^ tn ic tlr* u iu S S T I OAm c C R S e w A fff P A M C C '/ f b S eT 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equippcJ. Lake privileges, near Air Case. FA 2-4738 after 5:30. 2 BR house, Ut. equipped. *74. FA 2-5303. "C LE A N quiet Rooms" The Gablei. FA 2-0720. F u r n . A p t 2300 Melloovllle. R E N T A BED Rol'away, Hospital k Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2-51*1 lit W. let S t CARRO LL’S FU R N ITU R E FURN. APT. FA 2-2800. 9. For Sale or R « t FURNISHED bouse, In Sanford. Apopka 986-4*49 or OrUndo 4234II1. 12. Rcnl Estate For 8a!o F H A - V A HOMES 2, 3, It 4 BEDROOMS 1, 1V4, k 2 BATHS DOWN PAYM E N TS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or CaU Your FHA - V A Payton Realty FA 2-1301 S ALE S BROKER 17-92 at Hiawatha Stenstrom Realty APT. *30 k up. Surplus City. 322-2420 2 BR, furn. house, Lake Mary, 2565 Park Dr. spotless. Must see to ap­ G R E E N B R IA R preciate. *75. Adults, no Choice lota avallabla in peU. F A 2-3930. GreenbrUr o f Loch Arbor overlooking g o lf course. 3-ROOM furn. apt., for couple, upstalra, water Incl. *45. Custom building to your F A 2-7399. specifications, GreenbrUr developed by 3 BR., 1V4 bath. 2415 Chase KINGSW OOD tail. Ave. Available Feb. *. Ph. C P Q - IS BU ILD ERS, INC. 322-5609, IN THE t-IRCI r r COl'HT OP *02 Fairmont Or. TIIK NINTH JI'IHt’It t , CIH- Lake cottage, (urn. 322-6106. F A 2-8074 I IT IN ANU POM NKMI. NOI.St Cnt'NTV PI.OH IDA. HANCsm r n o . tani Carroll U TVard and Dorothy U. Ward, hit wlto Plaintiff* va W. O. Oattnwhur. al*o known aa Will <1 Oallowhur, at at EUREI.' 1 GIKJO/.. r i m r i o r a sam e : NOT ICE IH hereby Btv«n that am •neasail In bualnraa at H ig h w a y I T - t l and South St., P a m Park. Pla. P. O. Box Jl«, Fern Park. Samlnnla County. Florida. undar tha fklltlnua narna of, Ittkiha Inn, and that I Inland to raslatar aatd nama with tha Clark af tha Circuit Court, Samlnolo Coun­ ty, Plorlda, In accordanra with tha prnvlalona of tha Plrtltloua Nama Htatutta. to-wlt: Bcrtton ISJ.0S Plorlda Htatutta tSit. HI*: Jtnu P. PaulucH Publlah Jao. 11. IS. 10 A Fab. W. O. (lallowhur, alao known to W i ll C. Callowhur, and — Oallowhur, apouao of W . O. (lallowhur; K. Alaiamlar Pow all and — Powall, apouio of K. Alaaandar Powalt: Jornaa Jllla* and ------ Mllaa, apouao of Jamra Mllaa: Wlnaton K. O r ls s and Hrlaa. apouaa of W l n ­ aton K. a r i a s : Huy Charebira and — — Chambtra* apouaa of Ouy Chambara; If ony of tho abuvo named and daacrlbad Dafandanta ba daad, than thalr unknown apouaaa. halra, davlataa. lasatata, srantaaa, tlanora, aadsnaaa. truitaaa. era* dltora, or othar partlaa or paraona, clalmlns by, Ihroush, undar or asalnat aald Hafandanta, who ora not known to ba atthar daad or allvos all clalmanta undar any of aatd partlaa; all paraona or partita havInB or clalmlns to havo any rlsht. till* or Intaraat In ibo followlns daarrtbod landa toralad In Hamlnolo Uuunty, Plurlda, to wltt Buutliaaat Quartar (BE<4) of Bouthaaat Q u a r t e r (H E U) of taction tt, Townahlp It South, liana# It Eaat. Tou ara baraby notified that tha Plalatlffa, Carroll I . W a rd and Dorothy It. Word, hit wlfa havo fllad ault asalnat you In tha Circuit Court of tho Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for tha County of Bamlnola, Hiatt of Plorlda, to qulot tltlo lo tha roal proparty haratn abova daacrlbad. Tbo abbra vlotad tltla of aald ault la Car roll L W a rd and Dorothy II. Ward, bla Hlfo, Plalntlffa. va. W. (I. Oallowhur, olao known aa W i ll U. Oallowhur, at at, Dafandanta, C h a n c o r y No. 11111, In tho above atylad Court. Tou ore hereby roqulrod and commanded lo fit* your Anawar or othar dafanalvo plaaillns to the Complaint and Amendment filed In aald eauaa on or before February IT. t i l l . In tha office of Clark a f Cir­ cuit Court In and for Bamlnola County Florida, and nerve ropy of name an Harold K. Joaaa, H I Eaat Caotrat Avenut. Orlando, Florida. Attarnay for Plalntlffa. and upon failure lo do oame, a Docrto Pro Coofatao will bo entered asalnat you and tha eauaa procaad an parte. In Wltnaaa whereof 1 bar e hereunto eat my hand and afflsad tho offtclol eaat of thle Court tkla Ttb day af Joauary 1*44. WHO'S GOT THE LUXURY SPORTS CAR WITH THE MISERLY GAS APPETITE? BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS THAT'S WHO! W e’ve got economy cars and we’ve got luxury c a n but the real news is that we’ve got an economy-luxury car— the mighty Buick W ild ca t It’s true! In class I o f the 1964 Pure Oil Performance Trials at Daytona Beach, a Wildcat with 340 h.p. W ild­ cat V-8 engine and Super Turbine “ 400” transmission topped the class in miles per gallon, even edging a couple o f stick-shift Jobs with over­ drive. ( I t was a finely-tuned produc­ tion car with an expert driver, hut so were the others.) W ho ever thought economy and performance like this came in one package? W e did, and so did every W ildcat owner. Find out how much fun Wildcat-ing ran be. D R IV E TH E A M A Z IN G B U IC K W IL D C A T N O W D U R IN G SPORTS C A R R A L L Y T IM E A T (SEAL) S l W a R i Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark of Circuit Court af tho Ninth J a d ld a l Clrcalt la and for Samlnolo Coun­ ty. Florida. By i Martha T. Vtbloa Daputy Clark Harold K. Jewea, Attorney 118 K. Central Orlando. £ l a . Publlah Jan. I. IS. U. IS. 1114. C0Q-88 r _________ 3-BEDRM, 1 bath. kit. equip­ LG. 3 BR., 2 full baths, range. Will lease *85 mo. Ted Wilped. 115 Oakland Or., SunUams Hdwe. FA 2-3464. land. PA 2-4093, or at g ll Park Ave. FURNISHED Vacuum Cleaner BEAsf/TDLl' JlpjJOM/ SCARED / , UVES/ ) W^CNJAJ, iatei 6. For Kent 6. For Kent . t o s t & F ou n d PRISCILLAl BE HONEST . W I T H M E -.. IMPORTANT/, Herald Classifieds. FA 2-5612 " I h a m b i e h �y •* f Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 12. Real Estate For Sal# 12. Real Estnle For Sale, 17. Male Help Wonted I> * UR. 2 bath*, centrally heat- 3 Bit cd St xir-cond. Fenced back 103 yd. Water softener St land land House. Excellent cond. I W ANTED : Drug Store clerk, "N. Sunland Dr. Sun references required. CaU Estates. FA 2-1188. FA 2-0642. Sljr •a n fn rh frralh Jan . SO, 1064 — Pape. 11 By N adin e Seltzer SW E E TIE P IE scaped. FA 20611. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, IM> W ELDER, Apply In persoo, bath home. One bedroom Holloway Concrete. has separate entrance, can TH E T IM E TESTED FIRM be rented for income. Will Experienced Newspaper Man 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 trade for smaller place. to handle PubUc Relations Shown by appointment. Call fur fast-growing community t BEDROOM Frame Home F A 2-9848. in Cape Keaoedy-Oriaodoon State Hwy. Daytona Beach Area. Photo 64.100 G EN EVA; To settle Estate. graphy helpful. Opportunity LAKE LOT. 100 x 400 Furn. 2 BR., lg. Lying room, for young man to grow with On Paved Road screened porch, fireplace, progressive, long-established 64.000 lg. corner lot. $7,5QO. I’ b. Florida Concern. Send com­ COUNTRY HOME F A 2 1344. plete resume k salary re S BR. Frame Home, Wood qulred to: Box 60, e/o San­ Floor*. Outside patio, bar­ SM ALL H O M E. Retired, ford Herald. AU replica con becue, and fruit tree*. young married, but parti­ Ufklcntlal. 67.000 cular? You will love living St. Johns Realty Payton Realty P A 2-1301 17-82 at Hiawatha 3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., fenced yard. 390t» Old Or lando Rd., Sunland. Must fe ll 2 BR. home, vacant Take a look and make offer, 068-4601. BEST B U Y OF Y E A R ! I 1 N ew 3 BR, 2 Bath, Air-con­ ditioned. No Money Down! N o Closing Costal All you need U good credit and Qualify for F.H.A. Mort­ gage. CaU Builder. A L STOLTE—838-4059 S in Uiis immaculate, cozy 2 18. Help Wanted bedroom bouse. Suburban, quiet, but only minutea from Senior or Junior operator. everything. Just 68.940 cash Richard’s Hair Styling, 107 or good terms. Will talk W. 27th. FA 2-7701. TR AD E If you have a lot, car, trailer, etc., or a home Colored Motor Route Carrier that’s grown too big for for afternoon paper route. you. Ph. 322-7488. Must have References and dependable car. Write Cir­ LOCH-ARBOR-By Owner, 3 culation Dept. P . O. Box BR., 3 baths, large atone 1647, Sanford. fireplace In wood-panelled living room, Fla. Rm., utl19. Sltuattona Wanted Uly room, U rge rooma, open-beam ceilings through­ W1U board and care for elder­ out. Owner being transfer­ ly lady in my home. Pb. red. 3464 Country Club Rd. FA 2-1354 after 3 p m . Cell 322-9262. Experienced typist. Will do FIVE ACRES typing in my home. Ph On State 419, 3/10 miles off 323-0673. 17-92. near Five Points. Sign on property. High, dry and IRONING. Ph. 322-7791. cleared. Child Care F A 2-22TI. BR. Home, Study, ltk Baths, large Fam ily Rm. In good neighborhood; Indod ing steve, refrlg., room airconditioner, washing m a­ chine 1 rugs. Down pay 21. lJeauty Salon# Ph. 322 3641 roent 6440, Monthly pay­ SPEC IAL! Attractive 3-Br., 2-bath borne m ent! $83.40. with central heat and fenc­ Our Budget Wave 36.95 thru K1NOSWOOD BUILDERS, Feb. 14th ed yard. No qualifying and Inc. very low down payment. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop F A 2-8074 CaU 322-8389 after 4:30 p.m. 318 Palmetto Ave. Pb. 322 0834 J. W . Hall Realty COME I LO O K ! N ew Concrete block home Two story frame. 3 bedrooms, P E R M A N E N T SPEC IALl 2 bath. Needs work. Wond­ with lake rights. 3 BR, 2 20r,. Olf Regular Pricea erful opportunity for good Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair baths, fam ily room, large handyman or carpenter. Hotel CaU for eve. appL kitchen, 2 utility rooms. 67,400. Bevier Road. CaU 322-8424. Over 2100 eq. ft; Make of­ FA 2-2080. fe r oa price A terms. Harriett's Beauty Nook E V E R E T T A. H A R P E R Ev# Appl'a. 3 Sr. Beautician! AG ENCY, Realtor, Insurer. 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 F A 2-1301 17-92 et Hiawatha FHA-VA sales broker. 2464 S. Park Ave. F A 2-2364, 22. Build - Paint - Repair AC RE AG E F A 2-2264. 10 Acres adjoining City Limits For Your Painting & Wall­ only 68840.00, with lOv; B Y OW NER! 4-Unlt Apt. papering Mods caU Clar. down, balance monthly. house, furn. AB rented, ex­ race L. Wynn, F A 2-4804 for LOTS cel. location P. O. Box 1116 Free Estimate. 8 large lota near high school or F A 2-3134, after 9:30 p.m. with 240 feet paving, only 24. Electrical Service# 68400.00, with 10T. down, B A R G A IN at 64,240, 2 UK House on paved street, 2 YOUNG S ELECTRIC SVC. Balance monthly. blocks East of Enterprise, Cootr'ctlng k Repair* RO BERT A. W ILLIAM S Fla. Post Office. 668-4601. k Controls Realtor Xl< Sunset FA 3-88U2 G ET OUT OF TO W N l Raymond Lundquist, Aaee. P A >8841 Atlantic Bank Bklg. In this fine 2 story, 8 room, 25. Plumbing- Servlet# 3 Bedroom home. Near PLUMBING L A K E rR O N T lot. Lake Mary town for buslneai, end river Contracting Repairs for fishing. Priced righ t area. F A M 1M . FREE ESTIMATES Good Term s! B y ownar. Ten room bouse. R. L. H AR V E Y 8th St. k Oak Ave. Pb. 204 Sanford Ave. F A 2-3383 F A 2-4341. Payton Realty SO U TH W A R D O ffers fo r your selection these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments A s Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 T o make the beet home buy, see the V A - FH A Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office Night 8834 Park Dr FA rA >2118 >8848 623-0700 Sao*ord. Fla HOMES Wo wUI her the lot )nu •*leet sad L i u the hum* yw# waat. Oa# complete transaction. Payment from M ttdac down A Minimum Monthly. F H A . V A . <*r Beak Fluearia#. . LMN ENTERPRISES. I#*- rfceae 838-8*11 Mr. Leatherbury #r Mr. Fergoeoa 31. Article# For Sale BEDS FO B R E N T Fireplace set. 40 stepping Uoapltal, Rollaways, Juve­ stones, 12 x 24 In. MaU box. nile. FREE delivery and 322-3608. Piek.up. REPOSSESSED ZIG ZAO FURNITURE CENTER 1983 Zig Zag, makes button­ 1100 French Ave. holes, sews on buttons, de­ Ph. F A >7643 corative d e s i g n s , mono­ grams k blind sUtches. No FRKH5 E STIM ATE attach, needed. Sold new Upholstering k Mattress ren­ 8118, Balance 897. Guaranovating. New k Used Furni­ t*e. 322-8411. ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 708 Celery Ave. G. E. automatic washing m a­ F A >2117. chine, good cond., $64. 2 burner Keomore circulator. SeU Ua Your rurniture. Uke new, 622. Ph. day Quick Servlca With the F A 2-3965. Nlte F A 2-5354. Cash. SU PER TRADING POST. F A 2-4)877. B IL L 'S B AR G AIN BARN 130o Grapeville Ave. Uaed furniture, appUancei, At Railroad Tracks tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford 10,000 Items to be sold. But­ tons to Antiques 1 Ava. Ph. F A 3-4132. Open 6'A days a week I W ANTED reliable couple to 649 Brown A Ivory large swi­ take up monthly payment! vel rocker, 3 mo. old. $40 ed 613 40 oa 8 complete cash. F A 2-1393. rooma o f furniture. CaU T K >1311, Casselberry, coi­ R E N T Blue Lustre Electric ls e t Carpet Shampcoer for only 61 per day. Carroll's Furn­ 34. Article# For Sal# iture. 36. Automobiles - Tracks TH REE 30" Bed*, good mat­ W ANTED! ’56 Olds 2-<loor Se­ dan. Absolutely no rust, tresses. 614 each. FA 2-0770. Never-Hit Body. Interior R E A D Y M IX Concrete, win­ must l>e excellent. Top price dow sills, lintel*, steps, paid for right car. Ph. blocks, sand, cement, rock, 644-7448 Winter Park. pipe, atcel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping stones. ’40 Dodge ti-ton pickup. Sale or trade for car of equal Miracle Concrete Co. value. 322 9392. 309 Elm Avo. F A 2-0761 Pickup Truck, 194«. Ex. cond. New paint. $195. cash. Ph. F A 2-2924. F IR E P L A C E WOOD Oak and Tine Itobqrt Morris, 323-0345 Carpet Special! LIM IT E D TIM E ! I I Mac has THROWN A W A Y the Percentage Book. Buy your Carpet or Hugs at Dealer COST plus $t per yard. 1958 Renault with ’62 engine, law. Good condition. CaU FA >7583. 1961 Ford Econoline Truck, equipped for hauUng men. Reasonable. CaU 322-8767. A L L F IR S T Q U A L IT Y TO P R A TE D M ILLS BUYING A NEW ar USED CART FIN AN C E IT W ITH US ♦ Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Paym eau FLORIDA STATE B A N S Call ua for a showing of these fine Carpcta In your home. Nylon. Acrllan, AU Wool, etc. Hundreds to choose VOLKSWAGON, 1962, W. W.f from. TE R M S! Up to two R & H, like new. F A 2-1366. years to Pay I CLOSE-OUT PRICES on all 1963 Boats, Evlnrudes * 1109 K. Colonial Dr. Gator Trailers. S a m p l e Orlando, Fla. Prices 74 hp 6650 ; 40 hp 241-6194 Collect or 6789 Elec, shift $440; $402 18 Leroy C. MacTavish, Owner hp 6325; and other sizes F A 2-5545 after 6 p.m. whUe they last. 81795 18' VICTOR ADDING MACHINE Family Runabout $1194; 8 List, 9 Total. Subsir*ctiou. $624 14' F ish & Ski $475; 16' Hand. Like new. $09.95. Trailers $140. Clearance In­ cludes boat lot full o f uaed Powell's Office Supply. Ph. outfits, TE R M S! Robson 322-4842. Sporting Goods, Downtown ONION PLAN TS Sanford. F A 2-5861. C R Y S T A L W AX A WHITE SPANISH 37. Ron I# - Motor# PE R M ......................... 62 50 T IL T type boat trailer, 640. 500 ............................... 1.50 312 E. 3th St, 5M lot*............................ 2.00 FOR HERE 38. Motorcycle# - 8cooter# A. M. P R K V A T T , 749 2115, 01 LAM B RETTA. Runs good, SE VILLE , FLA. 6100. 312 E. 5th 8t. t Washing mach., 1 dryer, 1 window air-cond., t Radio- NEW VESPAS drastically re* duced for quick sale. Record Player console. CaU GOOD USED VE SPAS reason, after 5 p. m., FA 2-4896. ably priced. LEW IS SALES 1 -■ — 15. Article# Wanted k SERVICE. 2517 Ccontry Club Rd., F A 2-7928. W ANTED! Citrus fruit. U r g e or small amounts. Bonded 39. Trailer# - Cabaua# Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans8 x 33 ft. Modern 3 BR. trail­ field, FA 2-4244. er with 61800 cabana. Both 36. Automobile# - Truck# for 62440. Pb. F A 8-8648 be* fore 5:30 — F A 2-7831 after 1955 Chevrolet, very clean in8:30. aide, run* good. 6240. Also 15 Ft. Ixme Star runabout TRAILER 41 F t , attached with a *64 Mercury motor, Florida room, utility room, 6140 and assume pymts. k screened patio oo lot 106 Pb. F A 2-1241 before 1 p.m. x 100 ft. Ph. T E 8-8283 Can322 1643 after 1 p. m. aelberry. Carpets A la Carte SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC GE Refrigerator, 30" Elec. Would like re*pon»lble party Stove. Both good cond. $100. * i n#v#r dr#am#d that making aplit-paa soup was to take up payments of $10 Ph. F A 2-5617 after 0 p.m. ao much w o n c r monthly on 1963 Slant-OGOOD FU R N ITU R E BUYS Malic Automatic Zig Zag Sewing Machine to console. Apt. Site Elec. Stove 6(9.40 27. Special Service# 27. Special Servicea Balance 8181. Service Dit- Repossessed BR suite w. bed­ d in g -lik e n e w ........ $119.00 For FAST T A X I Service call W A L L IS C A B IN E T count Co. 322-7468, anytime. 5-Pc. Early Amcr. Living Urn. Homer Little at Greyhound SHOP Suite, like brand new. Cost Bus Station. FA 2-1421 or GUNS. New k Used. Large 913 West 3rd St. selection. WlU trade, Also 6299 ......................... 159.50 9993. Custom Made Cabinet! repair. Tackle sold k re­ llld e-A B ed ........... 99.50 m i c a Counter-top* • paired Oitcen Bridge Fiih Queen Sire Holly wood Bed, w. A L L WORK G U ARANTEED Travel GREYHOUND. CaU FA 2-1421 or 9993 and we Camp k Gun Shop. Headboard ............... 49.40 Days 322-7471 — N ile* 322-6110 wlU uave our T A X I pick 2 Twin Size Hollywood Beds, Tractor mowing k Grading. you up Homer LltUc, Grey­ FOR S A L E - FiU dirt, clay, like new, ca............... 39.40 CaU F A 2-7621. ahell, peat and topsoil. Ellis 1 Full Size Hollywood Bed, hound Bus Station. Lloyd, F A 2-2576. .................................... 29.50 HEATING 29. Automobile Service 2 48" Holl)wood Beds, like SERVICING — TESTING Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga­ new. ca ..................... 39.40 Lewis Sales k Service ree*. 62.55 pr. Army-Navy 2 30" Hollywood Beds, ca. 2517 C. C. Road F A 2-7928 Surplus, Sanford. ................... 19.50 Washing Machine Sales t Full size Bookcase Head­ CHOICE BEEF Senkarik Gins# and Puint k Service board, Blonde .......... 15.40 Cora fed. Limited aint. Company Free EaUmate on Repairs 210 Magnolia 1 Twin size Bookcase Head­ F A 2-0264 Ph. F A 2-4822 322-7363 2840 Hiawatha board, Blonde ........ 15.00 Handcrafted furniture at rea­ 2 Twin Size lioUywood Beds, Auto Glaae, Tap# "R ep air Mott Anything" sonable price*. A. Erb. Rt. A Sea* C ovan ea ................................ 19.50 BOYD'S CABINET SHOP 1, Longwood. T E >5776. 2 Twin Size Box Springs, ea. 307 Elm F A 2-2816 ....................................... 10.00 Gas Heater, 00,000 B.T.U. Gas WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. water heater, 30 gal, glass 1 Full 81zo Box Spring, 10.00 304 W. 2nd St. F A 3-8032 S P R IN K LE R SYSTEMS lined. Gas range 36", like 1 48" Inncrsprlng mattress A L L WORK GUARANTEED .................................... 15.00 AU Types and Slaea new. 634 ea, 322-2416. 1 Hepos. 8 Pc. Dinette, like Wo Repair and Service 31 A. Pets SINGER IN CONSOLE n e w ............................ 39.40 h T I N E ITEMS Machinery and Supply Co. AKC Reg. Blue Merle Collie, Drop-in Bobbin, Makes but- OTHER TRAD E-IN tonholei, sews on buttons, NOT LISTED female. FA 2-2738. 207 W 2nd St. F A 2 6432 Bal. 648. Assume pymte of ECHOLS BEDDING CO, 32. Flowers • Shrubs P ita # Tuning and Repair 119 8o. Magnolia 68 monthly. 322-9411. W L. Harmon - P A M W BLOOMING Rosea on Chero­ kee stock, AU other kinds PIANO SVC. k TU N IN G o f Nursery shrubbery and Rabulldlng • R e fillin g treat. FR E E E S T IM A T E S Gray Shadows Nursery GENE C U M B A A 322-1881 — Call PM Only 8 Mi. 8. on Sanford A vo, A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D A U T O GLASS & S E A T COVER CO. LOW B A N K RATE F IN A N C IN G STARS OF THE PLUS IB D G K derly woman, 88, in Lake Mary home. Minimum care. Must furnish transportation Pb. 322-8934 after 4 p.m. INCOME T A X PR E PA R A TIO N 1306 Douglas — 322-7198 Wrecker Service $5.00 -W O M E N Eara Extra money with Na­ An) where in City Lim it! tional Company In your spare Ume. For further in­ Re#!’# Paint St Biody Shop formation caU 322-6411, 4 Complete Wrack Rebuilding to io p. m. Ask for Mr. 10th St. <i Sanford Avo. Wagner. Day F A 2-7716-N’ lto P A 2-0691 N o ggsgr REQUIRED ON THESE USED CARS 58 Chevrolet Be lair H H H ) H $4 9 5 58 Chevrolet Btacayne *4 9 5 58 Ford Fairlane *4 9 5 57 Ford Custom 300 *3 9 5 51 C h ryiler W indsor *6 5 4-Dour V-*, Automatic Madia and Heater. Transmission, 2-D#ar V-*. Automatic Radio aad Heater. Tranamleelun, Feeder V-8, Automatic Radio aad Heater. Transmission, TOP VA LU E STAM PS CIRCUIT V A -FH A Jim Hunt Realty 34. Article# For Sal# 27. Special Service# Investment A Realty NO Q U ALIFYIN G . 3 BR., 322-9173 DRESSMAKING, in my homo. careened patio, kit. equip., US N. Park Ave. Reasonable. 322-9080. fenced yard, recently paint­ LoU fo r sale. Cash or term*. ed, landscaped. 6100 duwn, F A 2-1930. NEED A PICTURE? assume 674 mo. 322-1848. CaU BUI Vincent at 15. H u ein ces O p p o rtu n ity I BR-. newly painted. Closing The Sanford Herald cost, assume 681 mo. pymts. STORE FOR RENT. 214 San- I. D. Portrait*, Commercial, F A 2-4181 to 8 p. m. 104 Parties k Gatherlngi, ford Ave., F A 2-0221. Small or Large Hays Drive. I f . Female Help Wanted FAST SERVICE Night FA 2 0922 W ANTED : White or colored Day FA 2 3611 daytime attendant for el­ Property Management St Sales Broker SS. Farnitnre O N A LL CARS! Top Perform ance Guaranteed j y 1962 Ram bler Am bassador V-8 Station Wagon. Aule. matle Trane. A l ’o *er. Tuned to eult the hard te 1595 Ga,«*te 600 1963 Fairlane 500 Sport Coupe Medium blue. Thle car has V-8 engine, automatic trans­ mission, radio, heater end air ronditwnlag. I t a loaded, ..................................... ............ ..... ••»•»•• JVl.U, Now Q U E E N OF T H E LO T 1963 Buick Riviera! m This one comae with load* o f equip, meat, from tilt ateerlng wheel to console. Going this neekrnd for 3795 . A a 1695 1962 Im pala 4-Door Hardtop V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, radio k heater. White with red Interior. M U R **•*8 1595 *2 6 9 5 1961 CorvaJr Monza I f fQ K ■ IW w Js?*ss? G o/n* *««■ Only 1960 Chrytder Saratoga with V*8 —. ■ engine, *1495 • • • 1959 Ford G alaxie Tudor Hardtop V-8 engine, automatic trnnamUslun, power ateerlng, heater and air conditioning...... . 1*61 Mercury Go** *1115 1959 Ford Fairlane 500 M l II - **“• V-8 engine, automatic transmission, radio and heater, medium blue with white top. -------------- g.Door hardtop, Uke new, equipped automatic Iran*mission, radio and heater, power ateerlng. — ...... ...... - I960 Pontiac Catalina 2>eeat station wagon. Top GO with room for com Quality aad a real White with blue Interior, equipped with rtdio end 8 9 C Q K beater. Keel Clean. ................... —.................. Iw 9 » 1960 Galaxie C lub Sedan 1961 Catalina Pontiac Sport Coupe; Hydrametle, pu*rr. eteer* lug k brake*, radio k hratrr, white tlree. Very appealing A n real per­ former. Only . . . . . Only 1962 F airlane Fordor Sedan light blue ftutah. transmission, radio aad heater............ Fordor aedan, V-8 engine, automatic 1186 M l ) I * I »4 A Huy A t 4-Doer V-8, • la The Floor Stick Shift. ) M A N Y L A T E MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM Seminole Co. Motors 1601 W. P in t St. F A 2 -M U \*$ \ B U I C K L. :|r a m b l e r [: Stric!kllam Morriison. Iik. d - 308* E* First •— S an ford — Ph k F A 2-1481 I �mrnmmmm «* » l i rfwt Wrttfl P*f* n - ft*. H, 1*4 Seminole County PTA Council To Host District Meeting Movie Aclor Alan Ladd Found Dead Geneva Farmer W ins Dairy Herd Citation By Julia Barioa PALM S P R I N G S , Elbert Cam mack, owner of other than DIIIA. Cammack received an em­ Fairgladex Jersey Dairy, Ge bossed plaque and a check nevs, and Baker's Dairy, as first place state winner In Sanford, have been cited for the large herd dlvlilon o f the outstanding achievement In efficient d a i r y production dairy herd production and ef< contest. flclency, according to Cecil The program Is directed by Tucker, county agricultural t h a Agricultural Extension •gent. Service. County winners sre Falrglades Dairy was se selected in counties with lee ted the state winner In the D IIIA work and from these efficient d a i r y production the state winners are selected awards program for Dairy by ■ committee comprised of Herd Improvement Astoda agricultural extension agents, tlon (D IIIA ) members. Ba extension d a i r y specialists ker’s Dairy was named run snd college dairy science de­ ner-up In the state dairy herd partment representatives. management awards program The 1963 selections were fo r those dairies on a co-oper made In "la rg e '' snd "sm a ll" atlve record keeping system herd divisions, all herds un­ der 100 being considered In the small herd division. The herds are scored on n t u b c m c v iT c o u n t o r feeding practices, herd re­ TU B SISTM J V n tC liL CIN- placement program, h e r d c r r r . i s Also r o w s k m i . health, usa o f records In herd ISOLB CODSTV, FLORIDA, ns CBAWCBBT NO. IB M management and the results NINTH rKDKRAt, KA VIVOS secured as evidenced by the AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF D IIIA record and business NEW TOMC CITT, Plats tiff, analysts data from farm sccounts. The latter gives evi­ B o n s n T B. KURVIN and JESSIE S. KURVIN. hla wtf*. dence o f a successful business r>*(*nd»nU. operation. 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 Federal Stale Market forselossd la aa followa: Newa Servico Lot II. LONODA1.R SUB. DIVISION, oceurdlne to Hanford Plat tbaraof aa racordad Shipping point Informant*! tn Plat Book IS. Pass II. • f Iba Publte Rscords of for Jan. ao. All sales F.O.B. Saialaota County, Florida. TOU ABB REQUIRED to Precooling charges extra un­ Die your Answer with tho less otherwise stated. Clerk of tba Court and to serve e copy apon the Plain* Sanford • Oviedo - Zellwood tiff** Attorneys, FREED A NA. District: THANSON. SIS South Washing, P a rty cloudy snd mild. ton Avenue, Tltuevllle, Florida, Cabbage: demand g o o d , not later than February I a, lis t. If you fall lo do oo, a market firm. Domestic round decree pro confeooo will ho on. torod asalnst you for tho ro- type, 1H bu. crates, $1.75; so Hat demanded In tba Com­ lb. sacks, $1.23 to $1.30, heat plaint. WITNESS my hand and teal mostly $1.30, poorer, lower. Carrots: offerings light, de­ • f eald Court at Seminole Coanty, this Tth day of Jan- mand food, market about •ary, 1114. steady. Sacks, 461 lb. film (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, pack. $2.33 to $2.60; 50 lb. Cltrk or Circuit Coart By Martha T. Vlhlen, DC. sacks, loose, $1.30 to $1.73. Law Office* Celery: demand fair, m ar­ FREED and NATTtANSOW ket weaker. 16 tn. crates, Pas­ Sta South Waahlnetoa Avenue cal 2-2U dot.. $2.65; 3 dot., Tltuavllla, Florida Publlali Jan. 1. IS, SI, IS, 1144. $2.50; 4 do*., $2.23;; 6 8 doi., CDQ-tS $2.50; hearts, Him wrapped, I N TH M C I R C U I T C O U R T OF 24 count, $3.23. T H B N I N T H J U D I O I A L C IR ­ Chinese Cabbage: offerings C U IT IN A N D Dm S EM INO L B C OUNT Y, F L O R I D A . light. 1$ In. erstes, $1.50. CMANCSSBT NOw 1 H M Endive: offerings light. 1 T1 IB PEN N M U T U AL LIFE 1/1 bu. crates, $3.50. IN S U R AN C E COMPANT Plaintiff, Escarole: offerings light. 1 1/9 bu. crates, $3. i f E N R T M O S K O W IT Z . at ua. Defendants. Lettuce: offerings light, de­ NO T IC E O F S A L B mand fair, market about N O T I C E IU l l K R E I i r QTVLceberg type, Wit P.N that oa lha 10th day of steady. Fa brua ry, l i l t at l l i t o A.M. crates, ordinary to fair qual­ a t tba main door of the CourtIi o u m of Seminole County, at ity, 24 count, $3 to $3.50. Banlord, Florida, the underOnions, green; Crates, 3 alsnad Clark will offe r for ■ale lo the klaheet and beet doz. bunches, $3. Parsley: Crates, S doi., bidder for caeh the following tfaacrlbad real properly: bunches, $2 to $2.50. Lota It. 10 and I0A. of Radishes: demand exceeds Block XI. or HANLANDO, THE HUnUlin 1IK A U TI- supply, market firm. Baskets, F U L Sanford Section, noeordlns to Plat tbaraof so film packed, red, 304 ox., rooordod In Plat Hook I, $1.50. pace 44, of the Ihibllo He- Hastings Florida Dlalrlet: cords of Seminole County, Party cloudy, windy and Florida. t o i s ll i e r wltb all olrucluree, mild. Improvemonta, fixture*, appllCabbage: demand fair to ancee and appurlanancaa on tald land or uead l a eonjans- good, market ateedy to firm . tlon thorawltk. Domestic round type, mostly Tblo ealo la made pursuant to final dacraa of foraoloaura fair quality, 1H bu. crates, •nterad In Clianrary action No. $1.80; 50 lb. aacks, $1.23 to I S U I now pending In the C i r ­ cuit Court or and far Seminole $1.33, mostly $1.25; poorer, County. Florida. lower. Legal Notice VEGETABLE REPORT r . H £ til r, D A T E D T H I S Silk day ef January, t i l l . (SE A L ) A rt h ur II. Reckwlth. Jr, Clerk of tha Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk A N D E R S O N , RUSH. DEAN A LOWNDES Attorney* for Plaintiff SZX Keel control Uo ulevarl Orlando, Florida I’ uliIDh Jan. 10, i l l l . CDQ-101 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. Calif. (U P I )—Alan Ladd, the tightlipped, scrappy little hero of more than 40 movies, is dead at the age of 50 o f 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 R iversid e! County coroner's office, but I Dr. Joseph Sage said death was probably due to h ea rt' A 1/C W IL L IE Martin, son o f Mr. und Mrs. seizure. W illie W. Martin o f 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 o f 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 fam ily home in llolm by llills. and attended Lyman a fashionable l/is Angeles Hit'll. For the past 18 suburb. months he has been A fam ily spokesman said ptutioned in Guam at funeral services will be held T l l f S C O M P A C T ntntion wagon was catimated a total loan by TroojHjr Anderson A ir F o r c o Saturday at the Church of John McConnell following a collision Tuesday evening nt Grnpcville IJnse. A fte r leave he the Recessional In . Forest Avenue nnd 18th Street. The driver, Victoria Harrington, Negro, of 2205 will report for duty in Lawn. Grapcvllle Avenue, suffered head and hip injuries. Anna Alexander, u Little Hock, Ark. In addition to his widow, passenger riding with her husbund, Eugene Alexander, Negroes, of 2712 the former Sue Carol, Ladd West 23rd Street, suffered a broken arm und head injuries. The Harring­ is survived by a son. Alan| ton woman was cited fo r failing to yield und having no valid driver’s Jr., by a previous m arriage; license. (Herald Photo) Carol Lee, Mrs. Ladd's daughter by a previous m ar­ 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 W ASHINGTON (U P D - R c - could be renominated, said be Goldwatcr took another strong, silent typea in movies, city recreation department publican contributors inspect­ was sure the 1964 nominee swing at the GOP liberal wing the latest o f which was "Th e and the Starlight Promenaded a showcase o f presidential was among those who spoke by laying that the party must Carpetbaggers," to be releas­ possibilities Wednesdsy night Wednesday nighL ers Square Dance Club at the ed later this year. give voters "a Republican st a act o f dinners which Civic Center. Eisenhower and N i x o n , choice . . . not an echo" of grossed about $24 million for along with announced and the Democrats in the 1964 Classes will be held at 7 the 1964 GOP campaign. prospective Republican pres­ election. Seminole High School stu­ p.m. each Wednesday under Form er President Dwight idential candidates, address­ But Scranton threw a soft dents will be guests of the D. Eisenhower, w ! k> I s In­ ed 25,000 Republicans who Jab at the conservative wing Glee Club at a dance Feb. 15 the instruction of Chuck Du­ eligible for the Job, said he paid $100 a plate to attend by saying that the GOP had in the student lounge. Theme rant. would bo glad to run as the dinners in 21 cities tied to­ enjoyed its greatest success for the affair will be "Garden vice presidential nominee on gether by closed circuit tele­ when it was not "standing as of Stars." Muxlc will be pre­ Keep razor lilacs used to cut a ticket with any o f the men vision. the negative party but by sented by the Temptations, thread in an empty metal as­ who spoke. Those wlw spoke In this serving as the party of posi­ along with special entertain­ pirin box in your sewing bask­ Richard M. Nixon, the 1960 et ment. order were; Sen. Thurston B. tive action." candidate who presidential 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 R rg. 7.13 — 63.93 C ase Romney o f Michigan from Washington. TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) Eisenhower followed these Duval County Solicitor E d­ speakers with a proposal lor ward Rooth will head up a a “ United Statesmanship" for statewide committee named writing the 1964 Republican by Atty. Gen. James Kynes platform. H r urged that Re­ to itudy Florida laws on frau­ publican expert* aet up for­ ums on a regional, state, dulent business schemes. county and precinct hatla to 86- 1ILKND Kynes saUl fraudulent busi­ talk Issues to the voters. ness practices are becoming The ex-Presldent also rec­ an increasing problem in the ommended that GOP national h a rre d O U H s ,r j state and laws needed to be headquarters set up a sug­ O ak strengthened. He called on all gestion renter to receive voter prosecuting attorneys Wed­ rommrnts on issues facing nesday to take part In the 33.75 C A S K O F 13 the country. study. From this effort, he aald, "W e must give constant at­ tention to keeping Die busi­ the Republicans could write ness climate of Florida free a platform which would be expression of main­ from suspicion," the new at­ "an stream thinking of an Inform­ torney general said. ed people." The regulnr meeting o f Hie council was held on Jan. 16 at 9:30 a. m. at South Seminole Junior High School with Vice Feb. 13 at the Altamonte Ele­ mentary School. The next regular meeting is scheduled nt 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* South Seminole Junior High, Pinccrcst Elementary, Lyman High. Altamonte Elementary nnd Hear Lake Elementary. It was requested that each school appoint a delegate to attend ths summer Institute $ on your old FURNACE w ith purchnne o f a n ew C H R Y SLER A IR T E M P JACKSONVILLE — T h e Florid* Chiropractic Associa­ tion's board of directors F ri­ day 25,000 A t GOP Dinners of announced the full support government’s — FROM — report branding heavy cigarct smok­ Southern A ir ing as a health hazard and major cause o f lung cancer. Dr. Carl F. Rosselaod. president of 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. Dance Set STOP R Y OR C A L L — F A 2-8321 E X P E R T SE R VIC IN G 2513 P A R K DR. SAN FO R D , F L A . IM P. SCOTCH IM PORTED SC O TC H RED L A B E L O LD PARR 539 Rrg. 7.15 — 68.93 Case 5.99 Bourbon Supreme Old Thompson 0 |K* J 3 ™ * 8 95 Ireland Names U. S. Envoy DU BLIN, Ireland U P I) 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 N a ­ tions. 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 Am erica 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 o ff today than it was four years ago." 100% G R A IN POPOV V O D K A Reg. 4.50 — 32.73 Case gjgl Antique STR. K Y . BOURBON Reg. 8.13 — 41.93 Case 3^ 10 |LIQUOR FOR LESS| C A N A D IA N By The Mukern Of Smirnoff S T R A IG H T BOURBON Just North o f Casselberry City Limits Hwy. 17-92 H alfw ay Between Sanford and Orlando There’s A Reason ABC Is The South's Largest Liquor Dealer B R U G A L RUM 50 00 TRADE-IN Board Approves Smoking Report Square Dance Class Slated Booth To Head Study Of State Laws On Fraud | where Instructions can be re- Plans fo r the Seminole reived on providing better County P T A 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 o f 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 IM P. ^ IN V E R HOUSE NOBODY W J BUI NO BO D Y ^ SI LLS WH I S K E Y i F O R REG. S.95 SCOTCH $^59 * 3 5th 1 100* LIQ U E U R 6 Y r. Canadian Whisky 42.93 CASK Now A Fine 6 Y ear Canadian Whisky A t The Pupular American Blend Price REG. 8.63 REG. 6.75 — 47.88 CASE L E S S SO U TH E R N COM FORT DELUXE 3.99 ■ *5 th 39.88 C ASE 8ft* 11LE N D 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. K Y . n o Ult IION J IM BEAM Reg. $.26 — 41.75 Case * 1 0 Really ABC 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 la ssI-h ig h performance V-8's—el the Pure Oil Performance Trials at Daytona Beech, Florida. (S o who’a surprised? Not Wildcat owners.) $ 0 VOWLOCAL MfTNOtlKI) UNCI DEALER. AUTMORtZCDMNCX DEALERS IN HUS AREA: SILL HEM PHILL M O TO RS, INC.30IW.HMSI. S 7 YR. STR. K Y. IIRI1. HARRED O A K 7 CROWN STR. K Y . 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 does, 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 KENTUCKY S TR A IG H T BOURBON Personally te*ted and •elected by our o *n experts In Ky. 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BOURDON REG. 4.90 3 ~ *9 » 5 �3 * > Members * • * '* * of the Seminole Leaders Call For Port Authority CC President, County Chairman Ask Action Seminole County Board of Public J In- atruction made an inspection # o f the new English School this afternoon. Estates John Z ip C od e 32771 W E A TH E R : Mostly cloudy today, Saturday; possible showers Saturday; high today mid 70s; low tonight high 50s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 Burton IV, architect, said that 0 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. • • • * w (0 • It w ai 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 m atter o f 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. . . . Burnup and Sima, a heavy construction lirm here In Sanford, la proud of its beau­ tiful lawn and pansies. And, they claim they're the only business house or organiza­ tion in Sanford that raises a "fre s h " U. S. flag each morn­ ing. How about that! It's a fact that quite often many flags become (rayed hut for some reason they’re not re­ placed. Glad this firm docs. . . . Heard about the Heart Fund Hootenanny? One last re­ minder. It'll be at the Orlando-Seminolc Fronton Sunday afternoon. Don't miss it! The talent will be outstanding. • • a (0 * F W m 0 * Cami Ilruce >a>s the voter registratiun books will be open from 9 until 5 p.m., Mon­ day through Friday, at the Registration office on the ground floor of the Court­ house. Books will cluse on Apr. 4. Why not register now? . . . By the way, if perchance you're an alien and you have. n’ t registered you'd bettor get to tile nearest post ofticc be­ fore it closes tliis afternoon. If you don't, serious penalties eould be imposed upon you • • • Here's one of Florida's new i trafiic laws to wliieh most people are giving little atten­ tion. H ie 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 je t, 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. T in t'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 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 116 TALLAHASSEE (U P I) board o f action on 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 o f 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 only four names of prosperJr. and .Richard .McCItma.. tivi ' i vmbvfS ‘ T I L : irflflbV Plan used during kite last o f earli t'*ani 'to be success­ ful Tuesday In completing his allotted vails will receive a savin :s ond. Also, the cap­ tain of t 'c train bringing in the most nirmlicrshipi will George Washington Mar­ receive .< sav.ngs bond. shall, Sanford Naval Atr Sta­ Members of the team bring tion, was charged with fail­ ing in the greatest number of ure to yield the right of way memberships and their wives by Sanford police Thursday 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 French Avc. and Ninth St. Marshall's car was hit by an auto driven by Robert E. McCaliister of Oviedo. Dam­ ages to MeCalllster’s ear was Willi* peacock, formerly estimated at $100. Marshall's car sustained approximately with Florida State Bank here, $500 in damages. No injuries- has been named president of tlie IR-Sota National Bank. were reported. Arcadia, it was learned here today. Both banks are part of the McNully bank chain. I’ carork joined Ihc local Herman Harriett, member of the Sanford police Depart­ bank as a bookkeeper in UMS ment, was admitted to Semi­ and moved up to rashier be­ nole Memorial Hospital this fore being transferred in May morning Harriett, a Sanford 1937 In the Arcadia hank as police officer for the past 19 vice president. He was named years, is reported to have ixcrutivc vice president there in 19<i). pneumonia. Driver Charged In Accident Peacock Named Bank President Policeman 111 Karlyle - a proposed a pica from Brevard County officials for an alternate site. (Seminole County leaders for the proposed university have derided to adopt a "w ait 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. T E R R Y JE AN 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” o f re­ Inole County line must be ceipt* in the Mothers’ March o f 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 (U P I) — 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 cityH ie 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. compromising, should make Johnson’s shopping list of market prices more enmpetifarm proposals, some carried tivc with other fillers. over from Ihc Kennedy adTlie wheat plan on which Johnson asked "prompt acthin," is designed to head off a lino tnillion-$7uo million drop in grower income this je a r by offering higher price llj Jane Casselberry supports to itroducen who Clyde Hart, director o f voluntarily curb output. Seminole Pari. Raceway, anF l 'C C / O The wide-ranging message nounicd today that negotia­ alto called for fresh ateps to G ENEVA ( U P I ) —The Unittion* nro under way to sell attack poverty In rural areas, rd States proposed fortnalyl tothe racing plant to a group action to broaden food aid to lay an East-West freezo on o f Jacksonville businessmen ... , tho needy, and a five-year headed by Dallas I* Thomas, “ ml to ■‘ MP extension of tlie decade old Jacksonville city commission.;;h" »P ir«lln g arms race. Food For Peace program. er, whose hobby it raising ami v t \ rppv L M ,.m In one of tho few real sur­ racing quarter holies. 1 11111 prises In Ihc message, John­ The pari-mutuel t r a c k , LONDON ( U P I ) — Member* son said there was "pressing which opened last year under j Il,p ^orth Atlantic Treaty nerd" for a In-partisan com­ adverse conditions, had been Organization (N A T O ) appear- mission lo study revolution­ reported to be in financial dif- ed di tci milled today to ignore ary changes which have been a Soviet threat and go ahead sweeping the food marketing fieultirs this season. They are now In the pro­ with pluns to send a military system. •Che President said one of cess o f getting together ere- peace force to Cyprus. every two dollars spent for diters. Stockholders, the fed- p n ' t l i f i n n Lilt end government and others. '- 'O il 11L 1U 11 «J(JL) groceries now goes lo fewer involved so Unit the trunsarW ASH ING TO N ( U P I ) — Ilian too corporate, voluntary, tion can lie completed without Southern Democrats turned to or cooperative chains. Not too much delay in opening j Republican old guard to enough is known alxmt the eflay for aid in their House fret* of this "greatly Increas­ the raring season. Tilt) season was scheduled fight to mollify the strongest ed concentration of power" to open today mid, unable to civil light* hill xhuc the Ur- or ahnul changes including contract farming and vertical meet ltd* date, llin new own­ luiudrurtion Era. integration of production and ers tuivc been striving to epen .« ... marketing. In- .iilded during tlie first t » o week* in i S t l L l t IH.M S \\ 111 l lh " I urge that the Congress February. W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) — Thorium promised the group Sen. George A. Smuttier*, It- establish a hi-partisan com­ o f horsemen that rucing wilt Fla., wurned today that tlie mission to study and appraise start by Fell. 14. The date is untiim's economic recovery is these changes, so that farm ­ subject to approval by tlie roiiiinuitig on "borrowed llm o" ers and business people may Slate Racing Commission. An us long ns action is postponed make appropriate a d j u s t ­ rffo rt also wit he made to on the l l l . f i bililon tax cut ments and our government may properly discharge lla have the season extended un­ hill. icsponxibility to consumer*," til April 13. Johnson said. Thomas said tliMt the new Farm Message A sks Study Of Marketing Casselberry Horse Track Sale Pending w w a ... BRIEFS j (‘ Interference’ management would continue JA C K S O N V ILLE (U P I ) — 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 (U P I) - An residents who reported they unidentliied Latin American had been charged exorbitant JACKSON, Misa. (U P I ) _ 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: "W e will be placing on (ho she heard a "b ig blast" and persons needing septic tank dock as culprit o f aggression went to th* door o f 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. New Warning On Septic Tanks CLERG Y W EEK. 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 o f 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) llousholdcr, in Ids ident, said he would promptly j 0 Thursday fnat session a» Chamber pres­ new university site until he hears what probably will be MRS. KUI.A McClelland, owner and operator o f otto of Sanford's "biggest little" businesses, re­ ceives Visit-Seminole County automobile tag from Charlie Robinson (righ t) and Robert T. Hessercr, of the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce Membership Committee. Mrs. Mc­ Clelland operates the concession stand at the City o f Sanford Zoo. director* evening at tho Civic Center. want the State Cabinet to take final Immediate need fo r the ap­ to them. Seminole County hus pointment of a Sanford Port repeatedly Ignored its single, Authority to bring about the biggest asset— the river and lakefront. Can wre afford to earljr establishment o f th* continue with this attitude? long planned port terminal for it* potential o f becoming a the City o f Sanford was cited great water commerce center at a meeting o f the Seminole is recognized everywhere in County Chamber o f Commerce Gov. Farris Bryant does not Cliff McKihbin. chairman of the metro phone system com­ mittee o f 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! • • • Bay Green, Florida's comp­ troller, has 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. • • • FRI., J A N U A R Y 81, 1964 Bryant Delays Decision On University Siie no decision has been made yet as to the school's opening date. • • • (0 > Panama's Case In Nutshell Widow Testifies 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 o f 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.” ( I t 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 o f 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." A very quoted, "A sk and ye shall rrreivr." He ronlinucd, " I cannot urge too strongly the appointment o f 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. " I t is a highly complex and complicated project that will require many hour* o f 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, A v ­ ery stated, "Th e 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 (U I*I) — The lightning roup that deponed the military junta of Mnj. Gen. Duong Van Minli Thursday forced Die cancella­ tion o f 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 o f |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 o f 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. 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 fo r 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 fo r 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 o f W allrr 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 a i 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 o f 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 o f 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 o f 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. " -■ s o o a c e■ s a-■=*csc*aa^a cecBOBM '-••'Me* Cocktails arc always better when enjoyed at the unique and friendly C A R IB E LOUNGE ( yv . Enjoy . . . { “ M USIC O N T H E HOUSE” Every Friday Night Compliment* o f (ho Management • PAC K AG E GOODS A T P O PU LA R PRICES Attend The Heart Fund Hootenanny At 2:30 Sunday At The Jai Alai � 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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Page 4-A— Feb. « , 1964 v a l e n t i n e 10,274 Acres Of Hyacinths Killed In '63 TALLAHASSEE — I>ur. Irg m t!z month period from July 1 through December 31, 1963, the hyacinth control dhiiion o f the Gam* and Fre*h Water Ei*h Commitalon killed approximately 10,.’71 acre* o f hyacinth* and other noxiou* re-fetation. According to a report reJeated by V. W. Myer», a»»i*tant chief of the Commia*ion’* hyacinth control divi­ sion. eleven control creir* operatinjr airboate, and one airplane crew, treated 103 bodice of water located in 21 countie*. Tbe (praying oper­ ation required 5,097 gallon* e( chemical* which ii mixed at a ratio of one gallon of chemical to 100 gallons of water or other carrier fluid Slyer* (aid, in addition to the (praying operation, the hyacinth control erew* (pent approximately 735 hocr* •*lilting other fi*h manage­ ment project*, ISO hour* re­ moving obstruction* f r o n river* and waterway*, and 385 hour* cutting trail* with underwater w e e d cutter*. J’enor.el of the hyacinth con­ trol diviiion alro (pent ap­ proximately 399 man day* asaiitirg Florida’s wildlife o f­ ficer* in enforcing the game laws during the early day* i f the hunting teason. Florida'* river* reclcved maximum attention during this (praying period. A total of 3.C11 acre* of hyacinth* were treated on the Withlarooehee River in Citrus. Marion, Sumter, Hernando, and Pasco Countie*; 1,011 acre* on the Apalachicola Ri­ ser in Franklin and Gulf Counties; and 774 acre* on the Suwannee River in Dixie, Gilchrist, Lafayette, and Levy Countie*. The MyakVa JUvtr in Sarasota and Man­ atee Countie* received treat­ ment on 705 acre*, followed by the Peace River In Char­ lotte, DeSoto and Polk Coun­ ties with 482 acre* being » prayed- Other rivera receiv­ ing treatment were the Hillsborough R i v e r in Hills­ borough County; Ochlockonee River in Wakulla County; St. Johna and Sebaitin Rivers in Brevard and Indian River Counties, and the St. Lucie River in SC l.«cie County. t o y o u . . . OUR VALUES TO REMEMBER 0) "HUNT'S Libby's Zssty Flavored Tomoto J u ic e .......... 4 Fruit Punch 3 G l'den Corn 8 cans MIAMI f l ’ PIj Reigning Mis* Universe Queen letsMaria Varga* w*» charged lait week with stealing gir­ dle* and pantie* from a dis­ count store, hut her attorney *aid the charge* against her were withdrawn Monday t>eraute ‘ it via* all a maunder•landing " Legal Notice iv -rill: r u n i n ( o i n r (••• T ii a: v i vs ii ji m i i * l r m . < i i r iv * v ii Miit «i.«tiviu r. i i u v r * . * i li u m «. i ii « vi i:in v o. tiTii AUKHJCAX Kill-lilt (L ri IVJNOH AND I».IN AbSOCIA- TtO.V o r ClltbAMiO ant |i\V. TON'A lit: VCII PKDKItAt. b.\V. tM-JH A.VD 71 OS. Lo a n A.’ KjC U - Tiir.r.a p it a s <:e s , man, »t at. • IlLMI ( II let. AN 4 IA >\\'S l»Le, >1! ILaal Central Uoulavard. Orlando, Florida, and III* tht original Auawar or othar Pltadlng In tba office of tho Clerk of lha Circuit Court on or belora lb* Uth day of Kali, tuary, 1**1. If you fall to do ao, a de.-rca pro cunfeeao will b* taken asalnel you for Ihr relief demended In Ibe Com­ plaint. Thla Sotlce shall b* publlabad onca a week for four conattull.e week# In the MASFoltil IlKItVLU. fi.VTEU Dili Sith day of January, 1**1. (■CALI Arthur It. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court II) : Slarlha T. Vlhlen I'cnuly Clerk AKUKIISO.Y. Ill'bll, OCAS u A MjW.NbCM Allornoya at Law v. a u oi i n i Orlande, Florida I’ ubllah Jan II A Feb. S. tt. t>. 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Y T 6 1 0 P 3 JW G reen Stam ps => £3 a • A A . a a w ^ a . u a Iw A u t A pkklu b ybwewtei 6-e*. *1* F ^_, C jm lO O m ;o Green Stam ps • * All caaaaa mi w d aw ah i ' EXTRA VFREE „ 7 .‘ PRICES EFFECTIVE T H U R i, FRI„ SAT., FEB. 1 1 ,1 4 ,1 1 , 1964 39* 3-lb. bag o.a.s.s.e i r 59* C a r r o t s ........... 2 rL r 7Li-1, r !-. ;■........... !•' .. Mr*, raul'a Feiwlty l i e . pkgs. 19* • Sliced Bacon 1/ LAMBRECHT'S CHEESE CAK1 20-ox. pkg. 79« _ JlU Oraan Stam ps w«* 4te eemee e d e ^ e e e efc Slagtefoa's Foaily Pfc. Brooded Ikrkop , 1Vd-lk. pkg. f l a f f m ^ bOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOlf!? S S t V fd SM Groan mSi tom ps e v t k e a efc New Swift's Proa. Siuh Sooiod Freaks l lb. 59a (town. Set. eat. IA U M M lI / Mr*. Filbert'* Fe il-W re.yed ............. 39* ». 59* 27c Cold C u t s .................. 3 Biscuits ....................... 6 ^ 49e ■reehitsae'i T.ity Yogurt ................................1",* 29c M ill W iK .a iia Medium A |e d Switt'e Fremiuia Sayar-SIkad 87* Ibatafae, breaawfa«tl»ar, f-v party, ekkta 0 .Mueate> Herw.ee Ora aye Seed Serb i) Ch*«Wor ......................... 'Ii!- 49c Sweet Nutty Havered Muenster ............................ Z 69c Bag Sausage ........... ...... a 39* . Terwew'e Taety Freak Sliced B o lo g n a ........ .....'Z I 39* K.a-raa Sab- fw. IS IM4) _ • rdlibery Sweet ev Buttermilb Swift's F r a n k s ............ SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! dairy specials Margarine ................ New Staeta-SeeUd Freaaiuui Label nansaowj iM W lM W 5W 2YW 59c Fish Sticks____ _________________ 49c Tatty Palai tivae tread I* . 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I -a it. ivee, frozen foods C k«u Krw( T .i t y C h k k .a 2 p lr o ir 41* Jw ih 'a Prtm lum Super Slkad Cald Cut* iL a la fa a , btauaw h » r i f * , . (-a party, * aingU I »• fin lauia. MirlCU n r H I T IV Mull 11, VI,*; *-11111.1 I u «l HE Till 7 III:US rilASZEN Mllaliiiivi Hural Itout. 1 Itanlwul. Ililriul* Tou ara hrraby ic.ilflil that a Complaint to fori- ||*| a certain mortgage ancL’ mberlng lb* following daaertbad raal proparly. t o -» lt : Lot :o. j a .s a u s su iio x v iM o s, accuullnu to tho plat theraof aa rtcordtd In I’ lal lV,ok II. Page it, Public lit u io or acininota County. Klorlila. baa Lean Tito I asainat you In tba abut* atylci] ,uit. and you arc i*-iulr*d lo a*r»# a copy of your Auawtr or othar Ins lo lb* Complaint on Plainlirr* allorneya. A N'llKIIIOS, W h o le A p r ic o t s .. 5 F fir P Tender Green Garden r-uiatiff*. v*. Huet'l Dalicieut F&P Craam Style • • Popular Star-Kist Label a2V x ca m P e a c h H a l v e s ..... 4 46-os. cans Breakfast Club Fresh-Whipped Misunderstanding Hunt's Ysllaw Cllns 4 6 -o * . Rad or Ysllow Hawaiian Pr oW n 9e SALE!" S irlo in s T-Bones K ey Club Chuck S te a k s »>.5 9 S h o rt R ib s . • lb 39' G ro u n d B eef > b 49' Ceeeieed'* Freeh a t Saiebed Ceuetry Lin k Sausage ta 59* Taety SaaeB S ite He ride Whit# Shrim p. a 49* Peliteue Freak Fieri da C r a w fis h .................... ...... a. 69* our 99th store opens today in Brandon! v 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. I) SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. •) d r ■ M O M �u llu ' It m t lit • Zip Code 32771 # WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday; warmer today with 70 h ig h ; low tonight 55-G2. « VOL. 60 United Piim* Leaded Wire” Established 1008 T1IURS., FERRUAKY 13. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 125 5,000 Riot Over Jailing Of Coed Though the evidence if not concrete, all indication* are that Lake Monroe was named for President Monroe. • • • We do have evidence, how* • ever, that the lake was not named Montezuma. It was named Valdez. Prior to that time it was known as Second lake or pond. Through the courtesy of Mill Jordan, 401 .Maple Avenue, Sanford, we ' have copies of an abstract which reveals quite a bit of highly interesting intnrma, ton . I m jl u a (Ohio Students Storm City In Protest ... BRIEFS ‘No Connection’ GENEVA ( C P I ) - T i e So­ viet l nion said today the de­ fection to tlie United States of Bussian arms expert Yuri Nossenko has nothing to do witli the 17-nation disarma­ ment conference. • • * A 12,Whi acre tract was granted in the name of tic Kingdom o f Spain by Don Jose Capringer, Spanish gov­ ernor of Florida and a colonel of the royal armies, to Philip It. Yonge on Fell 22, 1818. The royal order was dated March 29, 1815. Cars Derailed R E A R ADM. Robert \V. J a c k s o n , USN ^ Yonge conveyed tlie land on (R et), of Lake Mary, Dec. 22. >820. to William Tra­ lias been ap|Hiinteil to vers whose claim was con­ firmed by a commission ap­ I tlie military a f f a i r s committee o f the Flo­ pointed by Congress to ascer­ rida State Chamber of tain the titles and claims to i Commerce. As C a p land in Florida. • • • lain Jackson, be was cunmiamiinK officer of In August, 1821, Travers Sanford Naval Air Sta­ deeded the land to Moses K. tion from June 1935 to ^ Levy, according to records oi • • • June 1957. w St. Johns County, which, with Escambia, were the slate's first two counties. Altamonte To Longwood 427 Paving Slated RINGGOLD. Ga. (L T D —A Louisville and Nashvi'le Bailroad passenger train rammed a big tractor trailer rig that was stalled on tlie tracks to­ day, derailing lo cars o( the Chicago to Atlanta train. Panama Probe PANAM A CITY I UPI) - A “ task force" of inter-Amer­ ican investigators visits the sites of last month's bloody anti-American riots today to investigate conflicting U. S. and Panamanian versions o( the trouble. Cape Normal HERE'S HOW you do it, gentlemen, meadlmy William Carey tells Col. II. J. Furman, Miperintemlent, ami other officers ami guests attending' a Chinese luncheon Wednesday at tlie Sanford Naval Academy. Carey is demonstrating the techniques of usinir chopsticks. Each Wednes­ day the officers and cadets have a luncheon in the atmosphere of another nation. Last week (ierman dishes were served, next week it will lie Mexican. (Herald 1’ hoto) CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Construction at the nation's j It became the property of space center returned to nor- I Joseph Finegan in January, iii.il today and tlie govern­ 1851, and in May. 1851, the ment hoped to keep it Hint parcel was deeded to John way in the face of a legal | Bellcchassc. \V h c n Bellefight by unions to return pic­ chassec became (lie owner kets to the gates. records show- this was the Bids will be sought and first reference to Second Lake as Lake Monroe. Inci­ 1contract let some time in WASHINGTON (L T I) — dentally, tlds instrument also April for a complete road im­ makes the first reference to provement to Sit 127 between Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, who Lake Jessup which, prior to ! Altamonte Springs and 1/ing- apparently failed to sway the this time, was known as l.nng wood, it was announced today Warren commission, set out Lake or Long Pond. Indians, by James P. Avery Jr., chair­ on her own today to try to however, called it Mud Lake. man of the County Commlss- prove tier slain son innocent WASHINGTON (U PI) — Arthur Sylvester, assistant • • • . ion. of tlie assassination u( John Sailors and Marines assigned secretary of defease (or pub­ The project lias received F. Kennedy. Additional inlormatiou in to the Guantanamo Naval lic affairs, said U » move waa the abstract indicates that , top priority from tho County Base no longer will lit able accessary “ to ImjNbm | Commission for three years. Lake Monroe got its name be­ to ts le their verves ami chLVL garrison j o s t a s c f- flu 't * e r a tween Nov. 5. 1849. and May Avery said he « :i« Irfcr.tied CAPr. Kl .n s h in i c . ' ii — •run Wiih them: there" and w help shake the IT, 1851, In view of President this morning by the State ( V j s ,v u (-nuiMfi lo build a The Dt ft ti-,’ Hi ,>.!*uiii-iit. in uavai base entirely seif suf­ lloaii Department at Del->nd .Monroe's ini|>ortant role in caletcria in the Merritt Is­ its most drastic step since ficient. the history of Florida it is the delay has been caused by land Launch Area lias hem Fidel Castro assumed power, In a separate action, the logical to suppose that the the large number (more than awarded to Huron Inc. of announced Wednesday that Navy announced a $10.7 mil* |150) of property owners in­ lake was named for him. Cape Kennedy, the Army the 3.(mo dependents already linn, four-step program to volved in obtaining nccssnry |Corps of Engineers announced Does this settle it ? on the base would Ik' gradual- supply the t5-squarc-mitc en­ right-of-way. • • • ’ today. I ly removed its their husbands clave vvlib sit the water It Condemnation suit informa­ The County Commission has and fathers are reassigned needs now that Castro turned tion has hern forwarded to adopted a resolution requiring j after completing a two-year off Cuban supplies in retalia­ Tallahassee on Jan. 28 and the county to use, whenever TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - i tour of duty. tion for the seizure of Cuban should lie returned to Iiel.and possible, products manufac­ The Board of Liliuatimi ap­ fishermen found in U S. terri­ by Feb. 20, Avery stated, tured in Florida. The resolu­ proved a new high school soc­ torial waters. allowing for the filing of the tion was proposed by tho Flor­ ial studies textbook Wednes­ The Navy will ship an ex­ suits and order of taking. This ida Manufacturers' Associa­ day after telling the publish­ perimental water de-salting will permit asking for bids tion. The commission also er to revise a "slanted" chap­ plant from San Diego. Calif., and letting the contract in adopted another resolution re­ ter about Negro voting in llic to help supply the base’s April. questing the return to coun­ South. daily requirement of 2.2 mil­ ties of all surplus land from - II) I'n'trd Press lnlcinalion.il lion gallons of fiesli water. control of the Southern l-’ lorIn addition, a new 12,500Snow coat etl highways in Ida Flood Control District. NICOSIA. Cyprus (UPI) — the Midwest today anil pre- kilowatt power plant will he » • • British paratroopers amt ar­ sented death hazards for built, a “ catchment” area Francis Itmimillat's n e w mored forces damped a tense drivers. will tie provided to eolleet Chamber of Commerce Port cease-fire on Cyprus today to Heavy snow warnings were surface fresh water, and an Autiiority Committee w i l l JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — end two days of savage light­ posted lor a small area in underground reservoir will he meet Monday in an effort to Tho Florida Fust Const Boil- ing between Greek and Turk­ northern ctliiu and western built to store four million gal­ get some wheels turning to­ way brought to Iho U. S. ish Cypriots in which an r-ti1’onti‘ v Ivania, witli significant lons. ward the development of an Court o f Appeals Wednesday mated 50 persons were kilted. Tlie base now has 11 2 mil­ snow also forecast for West official port authority estab­ ils fight to oust two officials New ligating was feared at lion gallons of water on hand Virginia ami Maryland. lished It) the legislature It'll of tho Jacksonville Toi mimil any moment as American Ilazanliiiis driving warnhe a luiicheou meeting at Co. peace efforts apparently tail­ I lugs were out for Illinois, InSpencer's. The railroad asked the tim e- ed |din tin, Ohio, Missouri, Mich• • • judge court to reverse a Dis­ . Igan and Wisconsin Streets If you could have heard Dr. trict Court deebion that and were lull of slush and up to The sheriff's office I* con­ J. Broward Culpepper, execu­ the federal courts had no jurlive inches of fresh snow was |tinuing to receive complaints tive director of the Slate isdietion in the case. on the ground. a limit unlawful firing of air Board of Control, explain the Thu FEC has sought the dis­ Ituin also fell in tlie Gulf lilies in the area. potential development on and missal o f Tormina! Company MAYPOBT (U PI) The I stales. The Weather Bureau Sheriff J. L. Hobby reminds off tlie campus at the propos­ President M. C. Jcnnrtte and Navy announced today the >aid the moisture making up persons owning such rifles ed East Central Florida Uni­ general counsel Elliott Adams. aireralt carrier Saratoga is the rain and snow was fun- Dial the law forbids firing of versity, you’d never vote to maintain the invisible “ U!e- It contends the officers of the scheduled lo dock at the Na- 1ruling tar noilliward ahead of it by minors unless Die child is under direct supervision of phone wall" between Die company can servo only witli val base here Friday follow- an advancing cold front, South Seminole and Sanford unanimous consent of the four ing training exercises in the | Two persons died in sepa- a parent. railroads using tlie terminal. Cariblwao late accidents on icy roads in The law stales further that areas. Southern Railway Co. and • * • northern Illinois Wednesday. any parent permitting his A contingent of Heavy At­ One person was hospitalized child under Hi to use an air Today's Chuckle— "E v c r the FEC w tinted tlie two re­ had your ears pierced,” she moved, while Atlantic Coast tack Squadron 9 (lew home to after a rhartem i bus swerv­ rille without supervision may asked? “ No,” replied the Line und Seaboard Air Line Sanlord Naval Air Station ed off a snow-slick highway he found guilty of a misde­ Irani Die Saratoga Wednes­ near Princeton, Mo., Wednes­ meanor and fined $300 or im ­ other gal, "but I've often had optional the removal. ’I he court took the appeal day. day night. prisoned for 30 days. ’em bored.” • • • under consideration. A medium!)-oid lady was walking along First St. deep­ ly engrossed in thought. An American Flag posted near the sidewalk was waving in tlie Spring like breeze. As she walked by the Flag. Indnv is Ihe • ® A week from today Die breeze changed and the CHWII’AIGN, III. (UPI) — had taste and offensive." I Birch Society’s National Coun­ cloth touched Die side of her expiration date o f 1963 automobile tags and long lines of The right of a University of But Pelatson said his own cil and a frequent book re­ face. Tlie response to bring so motorists are expected to he Illinois classicist ta attack Die j reaction was “ irrelevant." viewer for the Birch magaThe rditor of Die student awakened was startling, to in vogue until that time. late President John F. Ken­ i zinc, said in his article that Local tag tales personnel newspaper, an Illinois con­ say die least. • • • predirt* the lines as the dead nedy in a John Birch Society gressman and the president Kennedy wav assassinated tielluve you ever seen Polire. line approaches. periodica! was uplwid Wed- of Die university hoard of cause he (ell behind in a Chief Boy Williams' eolleetion ' To help cope with Die situa­ nesday by a top school offi* t r u s t e e s all defended Communed timetable for turn­ of |dioto» of former Sanford tion, the local office in the Icial. ; Oliver’ s right to make the at- ing over the United Stalea to mayors? if you'd like to relive (ouitliouse will remain open Dr. Jack W. Peltason, dean ; tack on Kennedy, which ap­ Die Russians. n few muim-nts of Sunford h is -1Saturday until noon. of Die College of Liberal Arts peared in the current issue Oliver ssiit Kennedy's mem­ tnry visit the lobby of the City! Regular hours wi l be lept and (science* and acting pro­ of Die Birch Society maga­ ory would i>c "cherished wiUi Police Station. We guarantee next week, with tiie cxistiug vost of the university, said zine. American Opinion. distaste.” you it will brinj; bark mein-' auto tag* having to be re­ he considered the attack by Howard W. Clement, pretlOliver, a professor of the oi It-*. I placed by midnight, Feb. 2u Prof. Itrvilo P. Oliver “ in classics, a member of Die dent of the university's board • • • || Tries Again Gitmo W ill Accept No More W ives, Children fa v# Cape Contract Text Approved Snow Hazard On Midwest Roads fa fa FEC Appeals Ouster Suit Cease-Fire On More Complain Of Air Rifles VAH-9 Fliers In From Saratoga ■)t • . 9 Tag Deadline Today A Week # Carnegie Hall Acoustics Battles Beatles, Loses COLUMBUS. Ohio (L T D — Five thousand Ohio State Uni­ versity students demonstrated for hour* Wednesday night and early today, blocking streets and damaging pro pert), after learning a 19yearsdd coed had been jailed (or (ailing to pay S5 ticket (or Jay walking. City and university jflicinl* hastily called meetings this morning to determine what stirred up the students to stage the hoiirs-’ong demon­ stration which erupted on campus and then moved lour miles to ibis city's downtown area and back to campus. The unruly crowd formed after it became known on rampus Wednesday that Mar­ jorie Cocoticllo, a sophomore from Paterson, N. J., was locked in a cell for an hour and a half Monday for not paying (lie jaywalking fine. The c a m p ti • newspaper played the story under a Isitd page one (leadline and the university president charges! the publication was partly re­ sponsible for the demonstra­ tion. in Paterson. John Cocoziello. girl of the jailed gtrl, threatened a law suit against Die state of Ohio. He said the jailing was “ uncalled for, un­ founded and unfair" and d e­ manded an ajHilngy from authoritics. “ It's a terrible thing." Coeo/lcllo said. "They put her (M ajorjc) tn a (ell wiDi a ptoslltutc ami the prostitute #ven propositioned her Is that any way to treat an innocent young girl?” Miss Cocoziello was releas­ ed from Jail aftrr friends posted a $20 flno and charges subsequently were dismissed. The demo nitration began on tlie campus and then some 5<h) of tlie stndenta -marrlieil four miles down heavily traveled High Street to Die central police station where they milled alsiut for two hours. March­ ing with them was Miss Cocoziollo, hut while the other stu­ dents Jaywalked hack and forth in tlie streets, she re­ mained on Die sidewalk. Rock V Roll Disc Zancy At Any Old RPM NEW YORK (U PI) — Bach. Beethoven and Brahms will never sound tlie same again in Carnegie Hall, music lov­ er*. T ie Beatles were there Wednesday night and they broke the acoustics. Yop. Yc*. Uh-huh. The shrieks that met these four Englishmen piled higher and higher until they wormed their way into the plaster. I Probably next tune music is I Youngfters In tow, she left played in Carnegie a leftover ; before the Beatles could flnhowl will t>e ja rn d looscand |I'll. Diplomatic, she said the evening had been enjoyable. strike a first violinist. Their damage done. Die Beatles leave for Miami, Fla. today to tape one television show and prepare for a live one Sunday in liv ing noise. Carnegie Hall, whlcJv opened on May 5, 1891, has never heard anything like It and neither had a port unherette in a green uniform who se­ lected tier occupation because she like* classical music. She said stir thought the Beatles” "are funny" but she wasn't laughing. The B e a t l e s performed twice, each time before audi­ ence* of 2,600 which spilled onto the stage. Hie first audi­ ence came with love offerings S. J. DAVIS JR. o f jell) (mans. Some of the jelly beaus bop­ ped a policeman who stood at Die footlights. He didn't mind; he munched. The second audience was older and included some Ind­ ies in mink, accompanied by husbands in frown*. Msn there was Mrs Happy Rockefeller, wife of Die New State Representative S. J. York governor, who in April (Joe) Davis Jr., announced MARY WALKER o f 1980, joining the fight to today that tic will seek resave Carnegie from progress, (Jumoson Photo) election a* a member of th« had declared: “ The historic Florida House of llcprcscnta* ami riiltural value of Car­ live* from Seminole County. negie Hall is Mich Dial il Davis, a Sanford attorney, is should not lie permitted to Ik* currently serving Ins first lorn down me-cly lo make term in the Florida legisla­ way for another office build­ ture, having served In tha ing." special and regular session* Mr*. Rockefeller, accom ­ of 1963. panied by a bevy of children, During his first regular said sho eame because Wen­ Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, dy, her daughter by a pre­ term in the Legislature, Davis was appointed to and served veteran head of the county vious marriage, was “ just as as a member of several com­ excited as any child." tax assessor’s office, Unlay mittee* Including Judiciary announced her candidacy for " A " , Higher Education, Con­ stitutional Amendments, Safe­ re-election to that post. ty, I’ uhlic Lands & I’ arks, In tier announcement, Mrs. Industrial Development, and Walker said: Motor Vehicles A Carrier*. ” 1 wish to announce to you, He was selected by Speaker the people of Seminole Coun­ of tlie House, Mallory Home, ty, my candidacy for re-elec­ as Vice Chairman o f the Ju­ tion as your county tax assess­ diciary “ A " Committee. or. Davis la now serving as a "It is with pri<le 1 point to MIAMI, (U PI) _ The member of tlie Special Com­ the improvements snd work Cuban government rhnrgcd mission studying tlie queation accompli shell under most try­ tho United State* with ■ of abolition of the death pen­ ing circumstances during my “ n e w provocation" today, alty. Tills Commission is to terms of office. "Due to tlie heavy achodulc claiming s U. 8. pinna in­ submit a report of its find­ ami tlie need for close super­ tercepted a fishing boat in ings to the 1965 Session of tho i Legislature. vision of Die work, It has Culinn waters. Tho charge, broadcast by Davis said: been impossible for me to “ I urn appreciative of tins per-onally see and assist each Havana radio, mild Die ves­ of you. However. I feel the sel "l.nmda 88" was inter­ opportunity to have served tho proper training of personnel cepted by a U.S. amphibious people of Seminole County as was of utmost Importance In plane near Cape San Antonio, llicir State Representative and have a sincere desire to con­ order that the many phases of on Cuba's west coast. It did not nay when tliu tinue to serve in this capacity. the office work could be proporly performed, and this of a l l e g e d incident occurred. Thu Skate of Florida is A “ Tho piano mndo several leader in this nation of our* necessity consumed much of passes, flying low, and then with a dynamic future, and my time. ” 1 appreciate Die spirit of disappeared," said the broad­ Seminole County Is a vital part of the development of co-operation and the under­ cast, heard here today, standing which you have **Tlio crew wus not fright­ tills State. "Our County is progressive shown in (lie past ami invite ened by tills new provocation your careful consideration of o f the Yankees,” said tlie and has potential opportuni­ ties for development which rny many years of experience broadcast. will create a climate of in Die assessor's office. Tho vessel, according to “ With your approval In the Havana radio, was returning economic statdlity and afford forthcoming elections. I will from a fishing 11ip to tho cultural and social opportuniclscwhcrc. My concern is a welcome the opportunity to Gulf of Mexico. government of Integrity aimed serve you for another four ’Pn- Lambda-type boat, a years in the same courteous sleek, modern vessel, is the tics that cannot be found t elimination of fiscal ex­ and efficient manner lo which same type Dial was seized you have been accustomed In by tliu Coast Guard in Flor­ cesses with adequate and es­ sential services where a de­ Die past. I assure you I will ida waters two weeks ago. finite need is found, continue to work for the best The two Lambda-type boats "I feel rny experience as a interest of the people of in tho four-boat party found member of the Florida Legis­ Seminole County.** near Dry Tortuga* were lature will be of great value powered by Russian engines if chosen again to represent and carried electronic instru- Dip eiti/ens of Seminole Coun­ minis from oilier nations. ty. I will continue the policy, which I have adhered to, of representing *11 of the people Trouble ran In bunrhes and all areas of Semlnolo for an Orlando man Wed­ Seminole High School Band County witli equal vigor with­ nesday night. I’aients Association will moot out being unduly Influenced by Hubert Florrr rrported to at 8 tonight, in tliu scliuol special interest groups or in­ the sheriff’ s office that his hand ball. dividuals." car uinhrd nut on Highway 17-92. lie park'd It beside the road and when hr re­ lumed soniroiu* lud swiped a howling ball and two pairs of Itowling shoes. Joe Davis Seeks Re-Election To Slate House Tax Assessor Announces For Re-Election Cuba Charges U. 5. In 'New Provocation' WASHINGTON (U P I) — The government bus given up trying to figm e out what the rock 'n* ndl record “ Louie l.ouio" is nil about. Tliero wern complaint* that the platter, recorded on Hie Wane labrl by the Ktngsmen, had off-color lyrics which could lie detected when the 45 r.p.m. dive was played at 3.1'■*. Tho Federal Communirations Commission, the Post Dfiiio Ih-pui (incut and the Jiistiea Department started an investigation, hut finally gave lip after listening at speeds ranging from 18 r p in. to 78 r.p.m. City firemen were railed to “ We found the record unin­ telligible at any speed we m grass fire at 11:15 u. in. to­ plnved it,” «n FCC spokesman day In the 2100 block of MelInnvilla Ave. said. Thief Could Go Bowling Hand Meeting We're Overstocked With Crass Fire O n / y In A 'Strong And Free Society’ V/ o ' l vx* University Upholds Professor's Right To A ttack JFK J J»._. 1 4 '' T IR E S NOW ONLY ++*• of trustees, said Ik disagreed with Oliver “ head on " but added Diat Oliver "has the right as a private citizen to express himself and is so guaranteed those right* by Ihe statutes of the university," Representative Melvin Price, (D-lll.), said Oliver's Idea* were “ regrettable" but Dial a* long as the profess­ o r * poiiUral views did not color his teaching, his job should not be tn joepardy, Robert Ebert, editor of the Dally Illml, said Oliver's ar­ ticle was a “ base and unwar­ ranted attack" against Ken­ nedy hut said he aawr “ noth­ ing wrong with hi* speaking out." "Only a strong and free *od efy could permit Prof. Oliv­ er his own freedom," Ebert said in an editorial. Peltason said lie had been assured Oliver "doe* not use hi* classroom to promote his own political views." !l 66 BUrkwall, pin* lax. Whitewalls $2 more. 750*11, 800x11, 850x1 1, 900x11, * 950x11. New Tread TIRES • BUDGET TKit518 • Genuine Mrlinhcrta rrtrrad* applied nn sound tirr ra»ing*| • Free Mounting 403 W . FIRST ST . F A 2-0G51 Florida Distributor* For Prnraaa Custom Built Tire* �•A >' • ;! Animated Mag Troop 341 Has Court Of Honor Lake Mary C Of C Officers j National FFA W eek To Begin Saturday Highlight 01 Recommended Rollins Fete County Denies Zoning Change l ’age 2 — Feb. 18, 1964 Vocational agriculture stufeots of Seminole High School alQ join Future Farmer* of America member* throughout the nation In activltle* to focus attention on the Import­ ance o f agriculture during Na­ tional FFA Week Feb. 15-22. '•Agriculture • Dynamic . . Challenging" Is this year’* FFA Week theme. The farm boys «U1 undertake a cam­ paign to Inform the general public about the Importance o f the agricultural industry to America, the growing need for fanning and o f the numerous and wide variety of opportun­ ities that exist in the broad field o f agriculture for young men who have a background of ferm experience and train­ ing. "W e have such an abun­ dance of food in America that people are taking farmers for granted,” said William West, eoeatioeal agriculture teach* e r a n d r r A adrisor. "Actual­ ly, fa m in g to our largest and moat vital industry end it i* becoming increasingly import­ ant with our expanding popu­ lation. In our area, particul arty, moat of the businesses and most o f tbo Jobs are bastely dependent upon sur­ rounding farms tar their ex­ istence. Take away the fa m e and for all practical purposes you would destroy the en­ tire community. Seminole High FFA , with 43 members, plan window dis­ plays, radio programs and ether aettvitiae during FFA Week. Membership in the FFA to made up o f boys who are atudents s f vocational agricul­ ture In klgh school. The or­ ganisation's activities are de­ signed to help develop rural leadership and good citizenshlp, and to stimulate the boys In better achievement la (hair study and work toward successful establishment in farming e r other agricultural 1 I II i I v i W N • 8 Civic League Plans Project ■y r T bs Lon (w ood Civic go*. in n special masting Tuesday morning, planned as Urn first fend raising project n f (ha year n dinner to bn held March t l from 4 until • p jn . at the Clrie League Building on Church Street. Included on the menu will he steak, mashed potatoes, vegetables, desserts and co f­ fee. Preceding Tuesday** meet, lag, n Fnn Breakfast was held with SS persons attend­ ing. Mrs. Arthur Putmsn gave the devotion before the light breakfast o f doughnuts, toast and coffee was served. Quia games wore played. Special guests attending were Mrs. Helen Pendry o f Lynn, Mass* Mias Sadie MeBale. Mias Winifred McHtlo and Mrs. Elvina Franks. Mrs. Flora Bunnell, another spec­ ial guest, was particularly boss red an Tuesday was her birthday. Mrs. fieri Hitsman, chair­ man o f the event, wee as­ sisted by Mrs. Elisabeth Hil­ ls sad Mrs. Lillies Cox. I l fci.Rl i Detdi Dem The Dutch have transform­ ed the Zuider Zee Into a freshwater lake and reclaim­ ed thousands o f submerged scree. New arsas are being diked and drained, behind a SO-mlle dam holding back the North Sea, a project which has been described as equivalent to damming Long Island Sound and filling in two-thirds o f its 1,200 square tniles. N A TIO N A L F F A W E E K , Feb. 15-22, ban been proclaimed locally b y Mayor A . L. Wilson (right). He is pictured with Seminole High FFA chapter officers (from the le f t ): John Carver, vice president; Don Sipes, president, and Gary Gibson, chairman of F F A Week program. V EG ET A B LE REPORT Federal State Mnrket News Service Sanford Shipping point information for Feb. 12. AU sales F.O.B. Preceding charges extra un­ less otherwise stated: SANFOKD-OVIEDO ZELL WOOD DISTRICT Cabbage: demand fair, mar­ ket about steady. Domestic round type, IK bu. crates, mostly tl-SO, small and fair quality, $1.25. Red type, few, g2; SO lb. lick s, domestic round type, ordinary to fair quality, $1 to 11.25. Carrots: demand g o o d , market ateedy. Sacks.' 48-1 lb. film packed, $2-25 to $2.50; SO Iba. loo**, $1.45 to $1.90. Celery: demand good, mar­ ket stranger. 1$ In. crates, Pascal type, > dot. and larg­ er, >4; 4 dot. and (mailer, $340; hearts, 34 count, film wrapped, $4 50. Chinese Cabbage: demand good, market stronger. 18 In. cratea, $2.25 to $2.50; very few higher. Endive; jtejnand fair, mar­ ket about steady. 1 1/9 bu. crates, mostly $3i0. Escarole: demand f a i r , market about steady. 1 1/1 bu. crates, mostly $3. Lettuce: demand good, mar­ ket about steady. Boston type, EBN crates, 34 count, few, $3JO; Iceberg type, WB crates, 34 count, $2-25 to I3J9; Romalne, * 1/9 bu. cratea, few, $1.30. Onions, green: m a r k e t steady. Crates, 3 doz. bunch­ es, $3. Parsley: market steady. Crates, i dot. bunches, $1 to $230. Parsnips: market steady. Baskets, 12-1 lb., film pack­ ed, few, $1.25. Radishes: demand g o o d , market steady. Baskets, film packed, red varieties, 30-0 os., $1.30; while vsristies 24-9 ox., few, $2.25. Spinach: offerings tight Bu­ shel baskets, Savoy type, few, $1.75. HASTINGS, FLORIDA DISTRICT Clear and cool. Cabbage: demand slow to fair, market dull. Domestic round type, lf c bu. crates, mostly $1.30; few small sixes, lower; 50 lb. sacks, ordinary to fair quality, $1 to $1.15, mostly $1; very few higher, poorer condition, lower. Hospital Notes FEBRUARY 12 Admissions Josephine Rodrigues, Julia White, Annie Wilder, Betty Jean Holley, Fred Heath, Ra­ mona F. Bridges, Sandra L. Wagner, Grace E. Middleton, Everett Franklin, Clarence E. Hannon, Urana Kelly, Ed­ ward Spaulding, Jacquelyn Wilson, William IL Harriett, Carolyn O. Garrett, Mary Jane Maple, Peggy Layton, all o f Sanford; John Henry Stephen. John M. Byrn, De­ nary; Ida Seidel, Retha Muffley, Longwood; H o w a r d Brewer, Silver Lake; Mary Tucker Burnham, Lake Mon­ roe; Charles J. Sheffield, North Orlando; Margaret M. Brown, Raleigh, N. C. Births Mr. and Mrs. Arveiter Hol­ ley, baby girl, Sanford Dischargee Frank Robinson, R i c h a r d Hanabottom, Margucrito W. P r i c e , Lucille Updegraff, Daisy Dixon, Ursna Kelly, Casey L. Dunn, James P. Barclay, Rebecca Harkness, Mary W. Durant and baby girl, Jeanette Martin and baby girl, ail of Sanford; Er­ nest N. Wright, William B. WLDcutt, D a n i e l Connors, Mary Kosotan, Clarence W. Hall, all of DeBary; Frank Williams, Chuluota; Ella Lou­ isa Johnson, John Troutman, Wanda Enloe, Lake Monroe; Vernon C. Fcddersen, Lake Mary; Mery A. Buxton, Sor­ rento; Amos Lovett 111, Alta­ monte Sprlngi; Hazel Smith, Orange City; Jeanne O. Briggs and baby girl, Mait­ land; Rosemary Cohen and baby girl, Osteen .Annual Animated Magazine symposium and a special con­ vocation of commemoration will highlight Rollins College's annual Founders Week, Feb 19-24. The symposium will be held Feb. 23 and the convocation will mark the TXh anniver­ sary of the college on Feb. 34 . Appearing on these pro­ grams will be a distinguished panel of International figures: Senora Eva S. de Lopes Ma­ teos, wife of the president ol Mexico; Thomas C. Msnn. assistant secretary of state for international affairs; Dr. Henry T. Heald, president of the Ford Foundation; Sir Har­ old Mitchell, lecturer in His­ panic American affairs at Stanford University; Gen. David Sarnoff, chairman of the board of Radio Corpora­ tion o f America, and G.T. Willey, vice president and general manager of Martin Marietta's Orlando division. Smoker Sues For SI Million PITTSBURGH (U PD -A nth ony France, 57, Pittsburgh, filed a $1 million damage suit against the Liggett and My­ ers Tobacco Co. Wednesday charging ha contracted throat cancer from smoking cigar­ ettes. Prance, a retired truck driver, said In federal court that be suffered a malignant tumor o f the throat which forced removal a< his right vocal chord In March, 1963. He said he had smoked Ches­ terfield cigarettes since 1935. James A. Ashton, France's attorney, said the recent U. S. Public Health Service report prompted France to file the suit against tha makers ol Chesterfield cigarettes. v £ ( O iT A tfE V p * d * r Mrs. Baggerly’s Mother Dies m • •:j n I 4 * 44*/ * To drill a 10,000-foot-deep oil well requires use o f some 28 tons o f steel products. 55- 9 GENUINE FORD Handy Opening Special! 3RD. 8T. A FRENCH A V E . ONLY Come And Bring The Kids! SERVING FROM 10 A . M. UNTIL 8 P .M . 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The goal »ct for this year, if sufficient monies are rais­ ed, is a monitor for each fireman's home. The fire de­ partment possesses 10 moni­ tors at the present time but |the need of additional ones became evident during tho past year when the volunte­ ers were called to 00 fires, two-thirds of which were out­ side the city limits o f Longwood. The first fund raising pro­ ject planned this year it the annual chicken dinner to be held March 14 from 4 until 8 p.m. in the city park. In the event of Inclement wea­ ther, the dinner will be held in tlie new firehouse. The menu will include TITUSVILLE (UPI) - Four Southern fried chicken, mash­ young boys coolly dllsarmcd a dynamite bomb planted on ed potatoes anil gravy, pens tracks of the Florida East and carrots, coleslaw, rolls, Coast Railway Wednesday coffee and cupcakes. Chairmen for the event, sight just seconds before a freight train it was aet to named at the meeting, are: Layo, general chairman; Bry­ destroy Hashed by. The boys, returning from a an Snow, tickets; Carl Lorn4 fishing trip, spotted the bomb mlcr, food supplies; Harold ax' they walked along the Willis, tables and park; How­ main line of the strike-pla ard Eaton, parking; Ted gued railway about two miles Waltz, loudspeaker and mus­ north of the nation’s space ic; John Farina and Fred center at Cape Kennedy. Esclavon, cooking committee FEC Vice President Winfred and the Ladies Auxiliary, L. Thornton credited the "her serving. oic feat” of the youngsters Tickets are available from with saving the lives of the any member of the fire de­ two-man crew aboard the Mi­ partment or auxiliary or may te ami-bound train and prevent­ bo purchsed at the event. ing "another effort to murder Takeout dinners also wilt be our workers and wreck our available. trains.” The bomb was the second directed at the rail line this week. A dynamite blast de atroyed an FEC trestle and blew up 32 freight cara in Miami Sunday. Deputy Leif Larsen refused 49 to identify the boys, all from WASHINGTON (U PI) Titusville and ranging in age Seven young crewmen who from 8 to 18, to prevent poss were aboard the Cuban fish­ ible reprisals. ing boats seized for fishing "Anybody that would do In Florida waters will be re­ something like this is liable patriated to Cuba. lo do anything,” an officer The seven, all under 17, are explained. at the U.S. immigration sta­ Larsen said the boys spotted tion at Opalaka, Fla. the ao electric battery lying next State Department said Wed­ to the tracks and followed a nesday their return it being % wire leading to 45 sticks of arranged through Czech diplo­ jumbo-sized gelatin dynamite mat* As they were gingerly exam big the bomb, the freight train appeared about a half-mile away. One of the youngsters Jerk* ed the wire loose and they all scampered Into some woods. Thornton said the bomb was By Bernice Kelney rigged so that when the steel An Oviedo Bund Boosters - 9 wheeli of the train crossed Club was organized recently some wires an electric circuit for the purpose of raising was made <0 the battery funds to back the new Oviedo which would touch off the High School Band. biaat A safety car preceded Officers elected at the or­ the freight train, he said, ganizational m e e t i n g were but it had rubber wheels. Fred Stumpf, preaident; Mra. Jack Bratton, secretary and Ralph Neely, treasurer. A number o f money making projects are under considera­ tion by tha group and will be announced later. Fund* will he used for tha purchase o f large By Jane Casselberry musical instruments, music Lyman High School PTA books and sheet music. la not in tha least supersti­ tious and they have even dub­ bed their Variety Show, plan­ ned for Friday, March 13, as "The Lucky 13.” An audition has been called by Mrs. Paulina Stevens, dir­ ector of the all adult fun show, for Monday, Feb. 17, at 8 p. m., in the Lyman High Band room. Jim Blrkenmeyer has the enviable task of auditioning "chorus girls” and ha hopes te com* up with some sta­ tuesque beauties to brighten the show. te R. T. MUwee U talent scout for the production and is searching tb* county for out­ standing performers. 4 Boys Remove Dynamite From •FEC Tracks The Handy Helpers 4-H Club of Lake Monroe received 4-H bracelets and tha club flag at a recent meeting held at the ht.me o f the adult leader, Mrs. H. R. Wilson, on Rivervlew Avenue. Mrs. Wilson and the assist­ ant leader, Mrs. II. L. John­ son. received silver lapel 4-H pins. Mans were d!*cus*cd for the Seminole County 4-H Clubs trip to the Central Florida Fair on Feb. 29 and for an all Huy field trip to be made in tlie near future. Plans also were made for County Evcnta Duy to be held April 4 and for the County Dress Revue. Ham aamlwichea prepared by tho girls were served to Churieno and Patty Raker, Ruth Dullard, Susan Dunn, Surnh Dyson, Reeky Gowan, Cookie Russell, Yvonne Strip­ ling, Joy Wilson and the lead­ ers. The next meeting will be at tho home o f Mrs. Johnmn. White House Aide Resigns WASHINGTON (U Pt) President Johnson Wednesday accepted the resignation of August Heckicher as White House consultant on tha arts. But the President said the White House would continue to be interested "In this import­ ant field.” Johnson recently named a committee to review the relationship between gov­ ernment and the arts. WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson and British Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-llomc have been de­ bating whether a fat Commu­ nist la better than a lean one. The issue has nothing to do with the physical build of Ni­ kita Khrushchev compared with any other Red leader. It deals with Western trade with the Communist bloc, particu­ larly Cuba. The United States h a s Fliers Find Mountain WASHINGTON (U PI) U. S. Navy fliers discovered a mountain range in Antarc­ tica Monday and dropped an American flag on Us highest peak. Navy Secretary Paul Nitre announced Wednesday that the 4,000 to 6,000 foot moun­ tains were sighted In an un­ chartered area of Queen Maud land. The mountains are an extension of the Shackleton Range, rising to 80 to 100 miles west of known peaks. Ethan H. ST. LOUIS (UPI) _ An Ethan H. Shrplcy chose an Ethan II. Campbell as a reg­ ional campaign manager to help him in his race for the Republican gubernatorial nomnation in Missouri. The Ethan H. Campbell is national advertising manager o f the St. Joseph Nows-rress and Gazette. strongly protested sales of Rritish buses to the Castro re­ gime and British willingness to extend long-term commer­ cial credit to the Soviet bloc. It is not known exactly what Johnson and Home said on the matter, but their aides have been eagerly explaining their divergent n a t i o n a l views. This is how the British argument runs: "W e maintain that the way to achieve peace with the Communist bloc is to develop trade — to draw the Commu­ nists into world trade," the British say. "W e do not believe the American policy of economic isolation of Cuba and Commu­ nist China and economic sanctions against the Soviet bloc will get us anywhere. It will not make any of those countries less dangerous. "W e do not believe that lean, hungry Communists are better to have around than fat, confident Communists. On the contrary, when you grow fat and confident you stop being a Communist.” If Cuba is nothing mors than an outpost of commu­ nism in the Western world, the British contend, "why Is it better or less reprehensible to feed American wheat to the Russians than it Is to trans­ port Cubans in British bus­ es?" While the United Slates is willing to sell the Soviet bloe $230 million worth of wheat, the British noted, the bus sales amount to only about (20 million, comparative peanuts. Chicago's 10-Year-Old Mother Doing Well WASHINGTON (U PI) The White House said Wed­ nesday President Johnson would return directly to Washington late Friday night from his one-day speaking trip to St. Louia. The Preaident will fly to St. Louis Friday afternoon to apeak at a dinner on the 200th anniversary of tha founding of tha city. There had been speculation he might continue on to Texas for the weekend. CHICAGO (U PI) — A 10year-old girl who gave birth to a 5-pound-15-ounce baby by Caesarean section was report­ ed In satisfactory condition today. Attendants at St. Bernard's Hospital, said the baby, * a fulltcrm girl, was in “ fair condition.” The child was born Wednesday. The mother was believed to be the youngest in Chicago medical records. Medical source said a 9-year-old Ar­ kansas girl was believed to have been the youngest mo­ ther on record In the United States. A 10-ycar-old newspaper vendor named Maria Gon­ zalez Garcia gave birth by caesarean section to a 5-pound 10-oncc son at Women's Hos­ pital in Mexico City one week ago. Both arc doing fine. Secrecy protected the joung mother in St. Bernard's Hos­ pital in Chicago. She was identified only as a Negro fourth grade student. Her name was not made known. Authorities said the girl named a 16-year-old boy ns the father. The youth is the son of foster parents with whom the girl had been living. He has been turned over to juvenile authorities and has been undergoing psychiatric tests. The hospital said the baby would be sent to St. Vincent's Orphanage as soon as poss­ ible. The hospital said whe­ ther the mother would see her daughter was up to the fam­ ily court and social agencies. You'll get the response General Robert E. Lee com. m a n d e d tha Confederate Army at tha Battl* o f Gettys­ burg. Outarin’a Sudbury Basin it the world’* greatest source o f nickel. BUILD your FA T O V ER W EIG H T CREDIT Availabla to you without a doctor’s prescription, our drug called ODRINEX. You must lese ugly fat or your money back. No strenuous exercise, laxatives, massage or taking of so-called reducing candies, crackers or cookies, or chew­ ing gum. ODRINEX Is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. 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Invitation to open to mem­ bers o f ths lodge, members o f Sanford Chapter 1404, ^ Women o f the Moose, and * all Invited guests. "Dead Herring*” Tha axpraaslon "dead aa a herring” originated from the fact that tha herring cannot llva for very long out o f wa­ ter. Fisherman vary seldom * barring nliva because it ■ few minutes after m being caught. X U SDA f l|ii m j o oo Choice - G ood FI Quantity Prices Western Beef T 6 *0 te« Al-W M r naatbar w tm , 8 10. 13 >. u i« L 619-61, IM 8 19 99, •1.91. 9I.911. .14 23 ' 16.19 14.22 « ... /Ha » i . t * - . 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Nylon tubalas* 11.88 W tubal tubaless 13.88 740x14 Nylon WH/W -----........... ............„ J p . White 1HJ8 680x14 OE Equip. White 700xM OK Equip. Whitt 19.88 h w as W N t w 'N o L im H 'Q u tr tn t — For You want when you use 2 fl|? $A 0 0 First corn#, fktt n n to M . . . . . * * lo w t * 40% ■ DO O R BUSTER • GOOD U8JED TIREBwhitawatii. Meckwell*. moat aim.' Selling Meats 9 1 GOO D/ Central Florida Frozen Food Locker Plant NOW BUYER or a SELLER OIL FILTERS Feb. IS, 1964 — Page 3 Superstition %Defied By Lyman PTA GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS WrrxIB Oviedo Band Boosters Club Organized SPARK PLUGS Your Friendly Ford Servlet A Farts Departments '■ ........... 622-0500 CLASSIFIED GENUINE FORD COWBOY STAM P— A Charles M. Russell paint­ ing o f cowiyjfa In action it this year’s com­ memorative postags stamp in the U . 8 . Post Office Department’s fine arts series. The horixontal stamp, designed by William K . Schrage, is printed in brown, blue and yellow. la Your Answer ’ , READS THE r-" U NOTICE IMr Oh a il T . p«x — Th. Gntury War A FORD OW NERS BaxTnrH Some Cubans To Be Sent Home ATTENTION Or Den, A Room Addition IM PRO VE Y O U R HOM E NOW ! Recommendations for t in f * officers o f the Lake Mary * Chamber o f Commerce were presented at last week's bu*inesi meeting of the group by Otis Sjobiom, chairman o f the nominating commit­ tee. Named on tha al*t« were Jim Daughtrey, president; Richard Keogh, vice pretident ; Mr*. Sylvia Brown, » secretary and Mrs. Vivian * Coleman, treasurer. Members o f the board will be Keogh, Donald Jackson, Clarence Donaldson, Joe A. * Akerman, Jimmy Jones an 1 W. C. Hopkins. t Election* will h« held at • the next meeting, the first • Thursday In March. Mern-_ bers voted to have a covered •g 1 dish dinner at this time te start at 7 p.m. with tha elec­ tion and installation follow, ing at 8 p.m. Donaldson was appointed at committeeman in charga. A special guest, Melanie Williams, was introduced as the Queen o f Hearts from Lake Mary in the Heart Fund Drive. She will get g votes by contribution—on* penny a vote. FEB. & MAR. r Bedroom, Family Room Call For Free Estimate R e q u e s t for a toning change from R-IAA resident­ ial to C-i commercial of property at the corner of Maitland Avenue and Oranole Road, located just outside the municipal limits of Altamont* Springs, was denied Wednesday night at a public hearing before the Seminole County Zoning Board. The change in cla rifica ­ tion was being petitioned in order that an open-air neigh­ borhood grocery could be lo­ cated in the area. A large group o f residents from the vicinity attended Wednesday night'* hearing to protest the requested change. In addition, objecting petitions bearing mor* than 280 signatures were present­ ed. aid and citixenship in tha heme; Jerry SVialak, reading; David Krohne, aviation, cook­ ing, art and citizenship in the nation; Steve Kish, soil and water conservation and nature and Dan Casselberry, citizen­ ship In the nation. Scouta who went on the winter camping trip to Goldbead Branch State Park last month reelved a small white replia o f the scout bus to wear on their uniform. This pin is similar to the yellow one given those who went on the summer trip to the Smokies. Receiving the awards were assistant scoutmaster Wally Krohne, John Worrell, Larry Rlgling, J o h n n y Rhodes, Steve Huber, Fred Staedler, Bill Daniel, Waiter Bistiine, Bob Gist*, Richard Harwood, David Krohne, Peter Mont­ gomery and Dan and Ricky Casselberry. The •‘kitten” patrol, con­ sisting o f Bab*, Tina and Terri Daniel and Meltnda Casselberry, daughters of tha leaders who have gone on the summer trips with ths scouts, and their mascot, fiveyear-old Cathy Casaelberry, wera proudly displaying their n a w 1 y designed uniforms, feminine versions o f the boy scout khaki. EVERYBODY ' FoR * Mrs. J. T. Baggcrly o f 210 S. Virginia Avenue, Sanford, has received word that her mother, Mrs. Pearl Sanders, died at about 2 a.m. today at O c a l a Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements have not been completed at this time. lowed to move their photos up a step on the ladder to Eagle. Those receiving merit bad­ ges were Greg Kauble, first The cerebral palsy tele­ thon scheduled for this week­ Nucleus o f tb* Library of end In Orlando will get an Congress was formed by the assist from local off-duty purchase o f the library of firemen. President Thomas Jefferson. Assistant Fir* Chief R-T. Thomas reported his men will accept donations from the Sanford area public and pre­ sent the fund on the telethon Sunday at about 4 p.m. Ha says the contributions may ba left at either fire station or, if the Individual to not able to visit the sta­ tions, his men will go to the home and pick up the dona­ tion. Donors may call the sta­ tion at 322-4982 to tell of their intentions to contribute. S P EC IA LS Basically, rubles and supphires are ill* same .tone, corundum, a rrystaliii-d alu­ mina second cnly to diamond* In hardness. We Arrsaae Everything 1( Sanford Firemen To Aid Telethon HONEY SAVING If You Need Another !I I uI -fO® * BUILDING? or REMODELING? — - m • By Jaae Casselberry Troop 841 o f Ceseelbeiry held a covered dish supper and court o f honor Monday night at the Casselberry Com* nmnity Methodist Church in celebration o f Boy Scout Week. A candlelight ceremony on various ranks o f scouting was presented and humorous skits were given by the pan­ ther, saber tooth and bear cat patrols. Scoutmaster T e d Daniel presented awards and badges to those who had earned them. Scouta advancing in rank were Walter Biatiine and Steve Nicarry first class and Stave Huber, Richard Har­ wood and John Worrell, sec­ ond class. Daniel had prepared an ad­ vancement beard .on which each boy's photo was display­ ed with his rank and those moving up in rank were *1- VS* Safety | AB-Waatbar* Al-Wettber ‘ r A**pis isit patci tu t ItOil) >30. 1* 6 00 • 14 a 30 s 14 r 40.13 620> 13 *i t i* 20.92* >3.99 24.12 2431 30.91 14 911 14 f t 1663 6 >0 a 13 7 30 s i * 6 00 s 14 te>M %* Mfl * n 9>.t THERE'S NO GUARANTEE GREATER THAN. Lockers Rented GO Year or Month 60 GOODYEAR Home Food Service ifntsf.mvaWMKMKMMMMMtMMMIMBESi jj 'J " 1" " 11w*«w*s*M»F*a.^^toto*>^wm. J" " ' " " . .........................a .,..,,,,,,,.,.... GOODYEAR SERVICE STO RE 401 W. 13th St. Sanford, Florida Ph. F A 2-5831 nm 555 W. FIRST ST. . . m t n as A a m i t n i V S t DAILY. 8-9 FRIDAY 040 0041 %:xm m gn ; ~ - f '! J. �IF i i I I i eftan than tmaffnaa Btw eom tn to an a n a fiv e ranch consideration to tha cul­ tural advantage offarad by tha eoramunlty. And ona o f tha organlaationa o f this elty which lands Itaalf to the cultural Ufa o f tha great­ er Sanford community la the San­ ford community la the SanfordSeminole A rt Association. Tha area spotlight this weekend will be focused on the association's fifth annual art exhibit which will be presented at Sanford’a beautiful Civic Center. One o f the association ■ most Im­ pressive shows in years will open it* doors from noon until 6 pjn . Officials o f the organisation have expressed their appreciation conearning the establishment o f a cul­ tural center by tha City Commis­ sion. The commissioners granted the former Sanford Public Library Building to the City Recreation De­ partment end a portion o f the structure hat been set ealde for the art association's use. The associa­ tion's leaders are pleased that the City of Sanford appreciates and recognises the value o f creative arts. Because o f this act on tha pert of the city, the association can now have a program of activities throughout the year. Specific activ­ ities of various kinds can be predesires. Sines new quarters ere new avail­ able association leaders say that the organisation is now in a posi­ tion to make memberships available to more art-minded citizens who de■ire to participate in the group's program. Although the association has of­ ficially been a port of the City Rec­ reation Department for some five years, the orgunlzutlon is proud of the fact that it has never asked any­ one for anything. And, it has nev­ er presented a snow which was not absolutely free to the public. In spite o f the recent advances In the association's progrum and the new facilities, the organization does need help now. For its new quarters some 50 chairs and three or four tables are required. The as­ sociation Is planning to sponsor some fund raising activities to help in the purchsse of equipment Sunday afternoon's snow will have a unique plan o f judging. A Jury will select n number o f pictures to be displayed in a special group­ ing. A special section of the show has been reserves for the junior section. Junior members are spon­ sored by adult members. The allow will be accentuated by organ music in the background and there will be tea table chatter. The association is leaving no stona unturned In its efforts to make the 1064 show the most out*tanding-in the organization’s britf history. The Herald urges citizens of this area to show its appreciation for these efforts by attending Sunday’s pre­ sentation. Scaling Space Wall Suddenly, the space race Is excit­ again. And at last* i f only for • uttte while, the United States is ahead in tha vital department of booster power. Ever since Sputnik I went up on October 4, 1957. Soviet spectacul­ ars have been explained away as being due to all tnat rocket power they had to play around with. Now. lifter six years of waiting, the or­ biting o f the 19-ton second stage of the Saturn rocket outstrips any­ thing the 8ovlet Union has done. To ba sure, Saturn project directar Wernher von Braun himself exte the U .8. lead to be short-lived. predicts the Russians will launch a satellite weighing between 40 and SO tons — "so o n ." Whether they do or not, the Im­ portant point is that the Saturn feat is more than the usual SovietStyle spectacular — all flash and ao follow-up. It la one mors step forward in a program that began when the Mercury capsule was first conceived and whose nearest term­ ination is the landing o f men on the moon. The whole U.S. space effort has eome a truly impressive distance when one rememben the dismal De­ cember day in 1957 when the first puny Vanguard collapsed on its launching pad. In 1963, not only were the obtlves o f the Mercury program lllantly exceeded by the 22-orbit flight of Gordon Cooper, but the successful firing of the liquid hy­ drogen-fueled Centaur upper stage vehicle was an important milestone — the first advance beyond the ox­ ygen-kerosene power era. And it is hydrogen that must take men to the moon and planeta. The rapid-fire launchings within a period o f 10 days of Relay II* Ec­ ing 1 B 'a * 9 r S i j 1 Hi i ii j I II' ii I ’I Altsmeate Springs Mra. Jslte Bertas 888-1818 Beer Lake*Ferest City Mrs. Maryana Miles 888-8878 Ceaeelherry Mrs, Jane Casselberry 818*8848 Chulnota Mm. Jean Mails 886*8748 DeBary Mrs. Adam Mutter 888-4418 Enterprise Mies Helen Hnodiraas 888*8888 # Thought For Today Great in counsel and mighty in deed; whose eyes are open to all the ways o f men, rewarding every man according to nis ways and according to the fruits of his doings. — Jere­ miah 82:19. • • • Life is like a cash register, in that overy account, every thought, every deed, like every safe, la regis­ tered and recorded. — Monsignor Fulton J. 8heen. Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Wester 182*8111 Lake Monroe Mr*. H. L Johaeoa >82-4782 Loagwoed Mrs. Deans Bates 228-221? North Orlande Mr*. Mans Griaeteed 222-2281 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Baydor 822-4841 Oviedo Mrs. George Keteey 388-8488 m * t Worry Clinic // *' IW WAStnNOTON - (NBA) A major th in g* la U.8. titUcs la Latin America la com ­ ing. M will ba apatded aa a result a f the Panama riots. Those will he slSMhU rerisloas ia tbs spotty Alba sea for Prograss. ln s s e wfll bs a quick, sharp setback hi U. 8. attempts to yte at social and fovarnmeot change oa Latin countries at the price of U. g . economic old. The new ides la to hk hard at improving each country economically la tha belief this will automatically create a climate h r better government social condlWe will an longer hold back aid solely because at s mili­ tary coup, aa we did la Hon- Letters R m li welt— to let* Ita *oo0tve aa e**affali*. Tha wvtlaa M r oa* UvwvMaC (h* la* tar ala* sarates •rat n ett* n t aSOrtat. t a t t a n a f Itw a* tfcaa saa w a r e , w ill ■ l « , t e r a f.r ta e * . ta t ltr a i OOrtaaaS ta athava I N oaaaetahla era vM te th a r f a M l Oaal la saraaaaliltaa. r**| r* la a at r a h iu h .e h r Tha ittro ia . Editor, The Ifarsldi The Sanford lfiaiaterial A s­ sociation committee in charge o f arrangements for the ond annual Christian Youth Rally held here last Saturday night wtehee to thank every, one who helped make tha rally a success. Some 860 youths enjoyed the program held In the auditor* ium o f the Beaainole High School. We especially appreciate the work o f the program commit­ tee, the publicity committee, those who provided the music end the United Church Wom­ en of Sanford who served re­ freshments. We also are meet grateful to A. J. Bracken, Seminole High principal, tat use o f the audi­ torium. Wa wish, too, to Sanford Herald far the pub­ licity given in advance o f the rally. Rev. Ray Gregory, Commltooo Chairman, Ebeneser Methodist Church) Bev. Charles Does Sanford Alliance Church) Rev. Ed Smith, Associate, First Presbyterian Church M an illas editor jm v t r im s C-aair cellar SaaUiy Bailor ClaaairitC Oiraetar SAHIB s e s S S t S M Bailaaaa Matas** ram i w a its Meehaateal Seat se eeeeaS elaee i astler October It. t i l l a» i*c Poet et Centers, flerlda. uaSer O * act at Ceeereaa *t Mara*. ssr. The M*r*M ta s m e t e r et the OaUeS Prate whies la asCUeS aseluaivaly t* the use tar rofahUeaUea #f eU the total •ewe aristae ta th la --------------- Me *ert et ear materiel, news er eeveruatas. et I hie eSIUea at The SealerS Morals mar he wareS lteS la ear e t i u r with­ out wTtttea peneloalaa et the eahliehar of The nereis, a m MCleMiAl ee lir a ten i ain i i ter each rasraSuatlau will ha eej eiCores ee lafrtegtaa ee The MersITe easericht ss4 wUI be l i l l itgfrif ||f n i f f ii# |iv. r i t f lt l i l liitp n a t fi fo t y jU /o lim lA f * i i CfcrUIMii p ik U iM H l n H ij irM M llB f duras and tha Dominican Re­ public. That la, aid won't be contingent oo bow a govern­ ment got Into power, provid­ ed U'a friendly. Wa w on t bold back aid because a co-operating gov­ ernment doesn’t institute land or tax reform er expand its school syitem. We'll turn these problems ovar to tha Latin etatae themselves and let them police each other. Wa will begin linking Latin aid directly to U. 8. foreign policy Instead at considering aid an end In Itself. Cancell­ ed: the old policy at continu­ ing aid to a Latin country even when Its government starts working against tha United States. Aid, as in Pan­ ama, will ba race toed until tha situation "improves.” And will ba snapandod whan a country dosin 't carry out iclf-bslp aa Its pari o f an aid or when a government being helped doesn't take the steps to maka aid effective. Thane win ba asora loans, fewer gifts. Thera will ba an Increase In efforts to undermine the Castro-Communist movements now growing In a fistful of Central and South American countries. Guiding hand changes is Thomas Menu, new presidential adviser and assistant secretary at state. Mann baa strong ideas about U. S. tactics In Latin America. Ha'a not backward about expressing those ideas. He held them before tha Pan­ ama riots. But Panama has given him a at tor pwhing through kla con­ cepts against pockets o f ra* alataoca in the U. 8 . govern­ ment. Maan points out thad eonfan s which lad to tha riots in Panama are duplicated In other LaUn-Antericaa coun­ tries. A source eleoo to •aye, *'I think tha Common 1st problem is serious In tha hemisphere. I sometimes think wa make a mistake ia thinking in terms o f numbers. Too often wu have gone an tha assumption that because tha Communists am amaQ M numbers, they era net danbetter. "W atery doesn't show any ease in which tha pegpte af a Latin country by themselves hare been able ta gat rid of the Communists." U. 8. Latin policy will ha more flexible. States aa laager wW try la •trait-jacket ana Latin policy oo tha whole of Booth and Central America. Instead, Mann's moo wffi try to de­ velop ao policies, ana far wfll push tha AlManca for Progress at a loos tren­ d ed pace. There will ba leas •ays ana diglow it. "Wa to ito to ex- America. Paegis Whan these d id a t som e, they Tha Commun­ ists have whipped up this as a, challenge American parents to get down to brass tacka and nip delinquency in tbs bud. "F o r a working boy or girl Is not likely to have time or desire to break Into gas sta­ tions or loot department stores or waste papa's dough on hot rods and playboy in­ dolence. "Taxpayers over here keep moaning about tha overcrowd­ ed colleges. "There are already far too many American youth in col­ lege I Instead of sponging off of indulgent papa, let the teen-agera start becoming producers in America's econ­ om y.” Maudlin do-gooders painted such a pathetic picture of sweat shops and child labor offenses here in America that now the pendulum has poss­ ibly swung too far in tha op­ posite direction. Employers are hamstrung by laws so they are afraid of hiring high schoolers lest they be fined by the govern­ ment. If esrly teen-agers falsify their ages to get jobs, they expose their generous employ­ ers U> stiff fines as soon as do • gooder bureaucrats dis­ cover the kids are under 1*. Parents, too, have listened to similar maudlin psychology till they don’t even make their own youngsters work for pay chores around the Instead, they place them oa a free household "d o le ," e a l ;. ed tha "allow ance." And kids even have the af* frontery to bawl out their own parents, though maybe behind their backs, because they get only $6 tree spending money per week instead of $10. Actually, no child should have ANY free spending mon­ ey! For that’s what produce*, more relief cases In later* years. Indolence breeds insolence) Childhood is the time when children should be prepared for the rigorous world in which they will live for so years after they attain vot­ ing age. And in real life, nobody makes any "allowance” ford you. Instead, you still sink" or swim by your own efforts. So It la a cruel joke to play on children to give them an allowance when you par­ ents should be teaching them to earn their own spending money. Only earned mooey has any meaning.. Gift money |e of­ ten squandered for "E a»yo come; easy go.” * So discuss the ideas that Hane offers and send h r my booklet oa "(Tow Otlldren Can Earn Spending Money," en­ closing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus SOe. Phil Newsom Soy» . . . Political Notebook Q— Who wee the fhwt Negro to bo a guest la the White House? A— In 1S01, President The­ odore Ranee vek was hoot at a dinner h r the Negro educe lor, Booker T. Washington. 4 — How many Island* maka up the Thousand Islands group? A—No complete count has ever been made, because tome of the Islands are only •mall points of rock above ! the water. But (hero a n at lesit 1,700 Islands in tbs group. 9 — What was the nemo Paris, Francs, ia Roman times? A— Paris was then a email fishing village called Lutetla. 9 —What family of birds Plage 4 Sanford, Florida Thurs., February 1 8 ,1 9 6 4 particularly ' valuable la the Harry StukMreher, Don ■mount of weed seeds they Miller, Jamas Crowley and sat? * n m a. o ib lo w . bo itob u s riinM anaa A—Tbs finch family, which Elamr Lay den were Notre r t U t S VOLTO1.1*16. l l m U t lea • uaaarel S iw a w Includes the sparrow, gras D i m e ’ s eelebrated "Pour #VLIAM t . ■OT 8 S U R bask, goldfinch sad bunting. Horsemen” a t football Aaaeeiaie caller ACvarllilas Manager v s s ii ra n r s v r ■AMUBTT a JOH iana fca u fn rfi f y n t lii Haas may lafuriato soma at yon overly Indulgent par­ ents, but carefully read what ha soya. Ta avoid a ttoy bit of child labor Injus­ tice, wa have become maud­ lin In oar ever-protective and seetimrutal violation of " h o n e sense" psychology. Lat’a got wise to reality. CASE R-483: Hans S. aged 88, cam e over here from Ger­ many. "D r. Crane." he said, "I think one o f the reasons for tha juvenile delinquency in America la the idleness of teen-agera. "O ver In Germany, for ex­ ample, children aren't sent to high school and college just for social reasons or to keep up with the Joneses. "in Germany, c h i l d r e n either decide early that they are going to prepare for a profession or else they go into vocation school. "And by the age of 17. our German youth are trained apprentices and working on the job for a livelihood. "Y et over here, maudlin Americans think it is crim ­ inal to fetter the happiness of teen-agers by putting them to work at that early age. "Instead, their misguided parents indulge them with •ports c a n and idleness, so they get into mischief just for lack o f something to do. "D r. Crane, I dare you to Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromley ho II, Saturn I and Ranger also give proof o f the broad and solid platform o f capability whieh has been built under the entire spaas effort by men in both government and industry. They have made the spectacular the routine. The failure of Ranger to achieve ita prime mission provides a sober­ ing note, however. It was tha twelfth straight failure in a series that began as long ago as 1958. It is atlil a long way to tha moon. On tha day he died. President Kennedy was to deliver a speech in Austin, Tex. The words he never spoke live as part o f his Isgacy. They were addressed to those who advocated a slowing down, a de­ emphasis on apses: "T h is nation has tossed its cap over the wall o f space and we have no choice but to follow 1L What­ ever the difficulties, they must be overcome. Whatever the hazards, they must b« guarded against. . . W ith the help and support of all Americana, we will climb this wall with both safety and speed — and we shall then explore all the wond­ ers and treasures that lie on the other side." W e shell, indeed. Herald Area Correspondents Dr. Crane’s UNDAUNTED BUBBLE BLOWER Sunday’s Art Show to have away from selvae and toward (ha Take the Family - DeGaulle On Down Road? Before Prance finally lost Indo-Chlna at the battle o f Dlan Bien Phu in 1964, the was estimated to have suffer­ ed losses o f nearly 100,000 men killed or misslnr end 140,000 wounded. The war hod cost her |6 billion, in addition to another $2 billion in eld contributed bp tbs United States. Tbe blow to French morale was enormous and contribu­ ted ta the disintegration o f the French political scene, the eollepee o f the Freneh Fourth Republle end the arrival o f President Charles da Gaulla’a Fifth Republic. Aside from her war coats, France had Invested in IndoChlna |2 billion, moat o f It In Viet Nam, in roads, rail­ roads and canals, health mea­ sures reducing infant mortal­ ity and in Important irriga­ tion projects. French economic Interests In both North and South Viet Naas remain important to­ day. French assets are valued at i |280 million. Inchiding almost all at South Viet Nam'a huge rubber plan­ tations, tea and coffee plan­ tations and important shares •f ebeatleal, beer, fleas, tex­ tile and eemsnt production. An estimated 80,000 South Vietnamese secondary stu­ dents attend French schools. France atm la South Vlat Naas'* largest customer. Norik Viet Nam maintains a commercial delegation in Faria. Thus, oven a partial sumhelps to explain continuing Interest to an area which ombracao Norik and South Viet Nam, Laos aad Cambodia. It help* also to explain tha irritation among Frenchmen encounter* •d there by this correspon­ dent against tha Implication that tha United States might ba able to succeed w hen France had felted. But even this falls to ex­ plain the present course at President de Gaulle. How, fo r example ran Do Gaulle believe neutrality pea* alblo for Viet Nam ia the face o f blatant Communist violations o f the neutrality o f Laoe end the armistice bi Korea? How can he advocate neu­ trality for Southeast Asia and oppose It for West Ger­ many? And how can bo deliberate­ ly esek out closer contact with Red China while boycot­ ting U.8. and British talks with Soviet Russia? If, strategically, Indo-Chlna holds the key to potential Communist advance westward to the Bay o f Bengal and south to the islands o f Indo­ nesia and to Australia, why Is It any teas Important new than before? De Gaulle, himself, has failed to provide the anewrore except for the grandiose ex­ planation that be elmply ia recognizing a force In being. Other Freneh sources have argued that lines attempts to quarantlna Red China hava failed, It now is tlma to try other methods. Tha reasoning la under•tandable even though it runa counter to tha United States' view, and ta tha end sacrifice o f Nationalist Chino. It may ho that De Ganllc'a sense o f history hoe betrayed him. Under the protective can­ opy o f off-setting UJL and Soviet nuclear power, abea-B donlng the broader alliances o f NATO and IR A T O and the hope o f the United Na­ tions, it may bo loading him to a nationalism which could defeat Reclf. COMPLETE INVESTM ENT B I R V I C lft flare ritise Mataal ALLEN A CO. 811 B. 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Valentine I cards were prepared during of the Moose, was hostess the meeting to accompany Monday night for the Feb­ each gift. ruary Chapter Night Program Enrollment ceremonies were and Enrollment. Mr*. Elsie W. Lacey, committee chair­ man wlio was in charge, was assisted by Mrs. Eloisc Small, By Mr*. II. L. Johnson I of Knoxville, Tenn. They rode Oiir sympathy goes out to the down with Mr*. Jennie Mae family of Mrs. MDsoura Duke Hall who visited with her sis­ wlw passed away last week ter in Sanford. Wc really cn-1 it Okeechobee City. Mrs. joyed being with them and Duke Is the sister of Mrs. Lee Keller of Monroe. * • • Our hated to »ee them leave to return home. • • • The Mon­ guests for the past wwk have been Mrs. Hazel l)inn- roe Home Demonstration Club junior regent. meets tonight at the Commun­ ccn and sister, Evelyn Keller, Games and contest* were ity building. All members plan to attend if possible. featured during the program MEMPHIS. Tenn. (U PI) — Mablc and Alice Carroll will with prizes going to Mrs. Singer Elvis Presley will go be hostesses. • • • Darlene Charlotte Carlson and Mrs. to Miami Friday io present a Roberts, daughter of the M.O. Marion Schweickert. social yacht he bought two weeks Roberts of Monroe, is being chairman. Door prizes were sponsored by the I1D club in won by Mrs. Betty Norwood, ago to the United States Coast the Heart Fund Queen con­ library chairman: Mrs. Eva Guard Auxiliary. test being held at Mclodcc Moore, recorder: Mrs. Kath­ A siwkrsnian for the enter­ Skating Rink. lawk for a jar erine Dyson, an enrollee ami tainer said Presley decided to in the loeal stores with her Mrs. Emma Willis, assistant NEW YORK (U PI) — In- name on it ami give to the give Hie famous wicht, the guide. FRITZ GALE, second front left, spoke on Communism last week for I)ot e r-Amcrican investigators heart fund. Another entrant Potomac, which once belong­ Winner in the committee's llary’s American Leirion Post ami Auxiliary. With him are, left, Com­ have found Communist Cuba out this way is Gail Coleman, ed to President Franklin D. benefit project was Roy V. mander Peter Koppenaal, Sirs. Koppemtal, president o f the auxiliary and guilty o f four count* o f ag­ daughter of the Wilson Cole­ Howsey of Lake Mary. Funds Roosevelt, to the Coast Guard Mrs. Gaston Crosby, chairman o f Americanism for the auxiliary. Gale is gression against Venezuela, mans. Gail Is being sponsored from the project were u*cd after March of Dimes official* a former member of the Counter InteiliKcnco Corps in Washington, UPI learned today from dip­ by the Future Homemakers to send 150 to the Nursing said (hey could not acrcpt il. I). C. (Cox Photo) of Seminole High School. Look lomatic sources. Fund at the Moose Children's Presley bought the yacht at The Venezuelan charges for her jars also and donate Home in Moosehart, 111., and auction for $55,000 io present against Cuba, filed Dec. 3, to the Heart Fund. You <rill $50 to the Mooschaven llospito the March of Dimes, but 1963, with the Organization be glad you did. • • • The the foundation said It could o f American States OAS and annual High School Glee Club not afford to maintain the aubstantlated by a five-na­ Ball Is this Saturday evening COLUMBIA, S. C. (U P I)— vessel. tion investigating team, in­ at the school. Yours truly will Presley's spokesman said A wind-whipped fire gutted a attend this beautiful affair clude: dormitory and two other build­ the Memphis singer had doz­ — Subversive propaganda as a judge for the queen. The February covered dish ing nt Columbia College early ens of offer* to buy the boat aent to Venezuela from Cuba. Don’t you boya envy me? • • luncheon and business meet­ Mr. and Sirs. Fosler Allison lit Mrs. Adam Muller Howard Middleton, program toduy, sending hundreds of ro- for more than he paid for It, — The training of Venezue­ ing of the Lake Mary Home A Crime Prevention Panel chairman, will present Judge cds rushing from their rooms but “ Elvia didn't go intu the la guerrillas and terrorists have been at Hope Sound at­ boat business." tending a Wesleyan Method­ Demonstration Club was held will be feutured on the prointo sub-freezing weather. by Cuba. Tuesday at the Fire Hall with grunt for Friday'* 10 u. nt. Albert Williams, who will diaist Camp meeting there. * • * —Cuban dispatch o f arms Tho Edward LeGcr family of Mrs. W. II. Ilfinbuch in meeting o f the Dellary Chap­ cuss the new scries o f traffic and Instructions to the Vene­ Daytona Beach spent the past charge of devotions. ter o f the American Associa­ law* and enforcement nnd mm mdtmmturm to ffifa n t o j" zuelan underground for sub­ During the business session tion o f Retired Persons. The Ccnatahl* Oscar D. I’nppinoau, weekend here with his mo­ version and terrorism. ther Mrs. Gertrude LeGcr. the club voted to serve as meeting will be held at the who will spenk on problems in The report o f the Investi­ • * * Harry and Esther Cov­ sponsor for a 4-H Club event Deltona Club House in Enter­ crime prevention. gators runs about 30 pages ington of Clyattsvillc, G a„ for which the plans and date prise. A question and answer pre­ and Includes several hundred who also have been here with will be announced. sentation on law nml local en­ pages of annexes and eou- Mrs. LeGcr, have returned Miss Myrtle Wilson, agent, forcement will f o l l o w the ments. The final draft is be­ home. • * • Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ announcer! that the Federa­ talks. ing prepared in Washington ward Cowling spent an enjoy­ tion of Women's Clubs will Mrs. Charles Ulrich, presi­ row and should be distribut­ able weekend in Jacksonville meet at the Woman's Club in d en t o f the Dellary Chapter, ed before the end o f the with relatives and friends. * * Sanford for a covered dish lias issued invitation to the lly Mrs. Adam Muller month. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Watson luncheon meeting on Feb. putdic to attend this meeting A Musicale and Ten will A fter member nations have had as their recent guests, 27. and a special invitation is ex­ Plans also were announced lie held from 3 until 6 p.tti. had a chance to study and Sam’s sister and brother-intended new residents of Del­ digest the investigative com­ law, the nussell Jackson fam­ for the meat cooking school Friday at the Dellnry Com­ tona. mission's report, ths OAS ily. of Georgia. • • • Mrs. which will he presented by munity Methodist Church. Plans will he discussed and Swift and Company on March W T R R • R a d io D ial 14 council msy meet the act di­ Bennie Bontly has returned Tho program is being *|wm- announced ut the meeting for rectly on it or summon a from a short trip to Kentucky 10 from 7:30 until 9:30 p. m. sored by the Auxiliary to p r t it n U d I f a "W ills and Estate" program E ach W eek - M on. th ru conference of hemisphere for­ • • • nev. and Mrs. Earl Bak­ at the Civic Center in San­ American Legion Post 2.VJ. to he presented at a future ford. er are in Hope Sound attend­ eign minister*. F ri. - 8 :2 5 A . M. Appearing will he Miss date. ing a church conference Adelaide Conte, Mrs. Louis Elmer (irumhneker, insur­ there. • * • Congratulations St. A maud, Edwnid McCar­ ance chairman who has made to Barbara Tindale and Nor­ thy, Elmer Hiotiipsuu and investigation* of health insur­ man Sparks on their forth­ Julia Corn all. ance program* in Florida, will coming marriage. Wc want to Thu public- is invited to at­ he available to answer ques­ wish them all the happiness tend. tion* on tills subject. In the world. • • • They will lly Mrs. Adam Muller KEY WEST (U PI) — Six­ be married in the Wesleyan The selection o f Patricia p KTTJS-.V—lx* Vff* ^ rrr^ i teen Cuban exiles, halted by Methodist Church in Paola on Biondi o f Dellary to attend » /• « V aA ‘ -A ’ . L • I the Coast Guard yesterday Feb. 21. * • • Congratula­ Girls State in Tullnhussec t* en route to an apparent raid tions to Ilcrmau and Lucille tills summer as representa­ mV! v d W jy .h • r . . . e on the Fidel Castro regime, Spivey on their 25th wedding tive of the Herbert I). Gibb Iasi Tuesday. were released today but the anniversary American Legion Post Aux­ * r - v *-.•* customs service said their 50- They have four children. iliary wns announced at last foot boat would be confiscat­ Glenn, Grace Ann, Kenneth week’s meeting of the group and Carolyn. • • • Geri ed. by Mrs. Edwin Iloffndre, sw ara; Everything aboard the boat, Wheatland will be one o f the girls stute chairman. the Arroyo, including arms entertainers at Use Glee Club Tlie meeting wns held at and ammunition, is being seiz­ Ball Saturday. • • • Patty tho Community Center in jV s V . wV « ed, according to David Car­ Baker, president of the Han­ doza, supervising customs dy Helpers 4-H Club, gave a conjunction with a combined ,» t • demonstration on cookie mak­ program of the Post and agent io Miami. ;'ie*l The 16 moo left for Miami ing at a recent meeting of the Auxiliary for which Fritz early this morning by auto­ 4-H County Council held at Gain was guest speaker. Gale spoke on the threat of mobile. Their Florida-regist­ the Agriculture Building. She ered vessel was still lied up also gave a beautiful devotion Communism and showed tile at the Coast Guard base here. at the meeting. • • • Our film, “ .Soviet Encirclement." Following the program, re­ Cardoza aaid the boat was thought this week— Washing­ being confiscated “ because of ton Irving said “ Great minds freshments were served for evidence that K was about have purposes, others have both groups by a committee to leave the jurisdictional wa­ wishes. Little minds arc tam­ made up o f Mrs. David Levy, ters of the United States ed and subdued by misfor­ Mrs. Frank Maher, Mrs. John without permission, carrying tunes, but groat minds rise I.eone. Mrs. George Major nnd Mrs. Albert Salisbury. above them. arms and ammunition.'* lie said no charges were filed against the men because how yo u can own of “ insufficient evidence" S-WC * i_'.' . against them personally and individually. Elvis To Give FDR Yacht To CG Auxiliary Cuba Guilty Of Venezuelan Aggression HD Club Meets Retired Persons To Hear In Lake Mary Crime Prevention Panel Dormitory Burns conducted tor Mrs Joyce red and pink calnrllias com­ Whitten and Mrs Katherine pleted table decorations. Dyson and corsage' were pre The lodge hall was decorat­ ed with an assortment of red sented to each. During the social hour re and white Valentines and freshments were served from cardboard cuplils. a table overlaid with a white cloth and centered with a large Valentine cake. Iced white, on a tray surrounded 'Ibe February meeting of with red hearts and white arthe North Urlanilo Garden tifical flowers. The crjstal punch bowl was surrounded Club will be held at 7:30 p.m. by red hearts and filled with today in tlie Civir Buildinr. red fruit punch. Assorted Val­ The making of flotal arentine camiles were served rafigments will be fcatuirj ami floral arrangements o f ! for ‘ the program. Club To Meet T0 UCHT0 N S REXALL DRUGS a-»* "The I'rcMription Our Primnry Cuncera" DOWNTOWN SANFORD Musicale, Tea Scheduled CHANGING WORLD” Girls State Candidate Chosen 'Raiders' Freed; Boat Seized mw CUSTOM-QUALITY War Criminal Kills Himself FRANKFURT, G e r m a n y (U P I)—Accused war criminal Dr. Werner Ileyde committed suicide in prison today, five days before he was to go on trial charged with killing 100,000 persons. The Frankfurt state prose* c u t o r announced Heyde’6 death. Heyde was charged with killing handicapped persons under the Nazi “ racial purity program ." Heyde was the second de­ fendant in the “ mercy kill­ in g" trial to kill himself with­ in 34 hours. Wednesday night Friedrich Tillman, a 87-year-old orphan­ age director charged with having been Heyde’s aide, plunged to his death from a Cologne office building. Ten days ago, Chancellor Ludwig Erhard's security chief, Ewald Peters, hanged himself in a jail cell while awaiting questioning on allegad war crime*. Heyde, « \ was believed to have hanged himself with a belt a large apple psovidse 1M aatorice, to the Eneydopea' die Britannic*. u M ont [23-INCH CONSOLETTE TV •AT THIS NEVER BEFORE LOW PRICE ANNOUNCING THE COMET CYCLO N EIIVITH A HERITAGE 100,000 MILES LONG! I Jtot mods D« Mart synonymous wttb qadref asHtary, Ms htsn Da Moat includes a fun ponce 123* pktiac late wtoi 30.000 whs of picture power, , m t tadMte frista-Tuac far permanent 6m >fniaaii coassaspotaty cabinet Mends whl lunar. Up-iraat tuning and front-projected M 0 Mriny sound sywaa toe. Coon in today and m ■o teW can toy. Bat yoa bettsr buoy, SA N FO R D E L E C T R IC C O . M* ltl|M*i $ ,. C A P TU R ES THE SPIRIT OF DAYTONA. Racy, sporty, ologant. That* the new Cyclone, inspired by Comet a historic Durability // Run at Daytona, where four specially equipped Comets each ran **J 100.000 miles, averaging over 105 mphl Standard equipment in / h every Comet Cyclone: Super 289 cu. in V-8. tachometer, bucket 8eal8‘ chrome engine fittings and competition-type wheel covers. Vinyl covered roof optional. i.o -s i* . vom l ^ f d w n v cootur O M s i e u a u a a a a iT T c M o n n o a DRIVE COMET-AT THE "HOME OF CHAMPIONS*—YOUR MERCURY AND COMET DEALERS HUNT LINCOLN - M ERCURY, INC. SlMtjil 109 North Palmetto Avenue J ». - . in § COUGH COLD N EED S DRISTANTABLETS, 24'tReg.*3* 69c VICKS VAP0-RUB.3.5oz.reg.89c63c CEPACOLLOZENGES,24'.R»f.4V Rexill Timed Action Cell u p«|iQ �Lyman, Lakeview In OBC Tourney Opener Tonight DeLand Team, Top-Seeded, Thinking Out Loud Draws Bye Radiomen 5 Colts Set S ix Night Finley Calls Beat Robson Games A t Cocoa Base The Hand Of AL Moguls Biddy Play About Sports BY JULIAN BTENSTROM The Oviedo Gym The gymnasium in which the Oviedo Lion* play their home game* waa the aubjcct o f two letter* which originated In Oviedo and were read during Tuetday'a meeting o f the Seminole County Doard o f Public Instruction. When the condition o f tha gymnaalum waa firat men. tlcnad In thla column aevaral weak* paat, we reported it more or leaa aa a new* Item without any Intention what* aoever of atarting a "campaign" for a new gym. In a subsequent column we made thla point clear. But alnce then, a group o f Oviedo citlaena addreaaed a letter to the achool board and another letter came from the Oviedo High School Athletic Aaaociation. Both group* requeated that tome aort o f heating equipment be Inatalled In the gymnaalum and that aotne. thing be dona about the molature problem which cauae* the floor to aweat, loosen tiled, and—In general—make the gymnaalum unplayable. In fact, acveral time* thla aeaaon the Lions have had to transfer home game* to the courts o f opponent*. A t Tuesday’s school board meeting, It was reported that an Oviedo firm has a heating unit at a coat of $304 which, If safe, Is bellevsd sufficient to heat the building and at the aame time provide some moisture control. Later la the meeting there was a discussion about building a new high achool at Oviedo. Even If this is dene, and we hope It will be, we believe serious considers* tion should be given to making the present gym usable now for It is obvlcua it would be several years before a new school complete with a new gym could be made available. • * * * More Than Juat A Race America’s future astronauts may owe their safely, comfort and success to the drivers In this Sunday's tOOO-kllometer "Daytons Continental" at Daytona Speed. Way. The drivers ars cooperating with the National A ero, nautlcs and 8pare Administration and the physicians of Baylor University's College o f Medicine to determine the effect o f tha atresa and temperature on drivers abilities to operate the high powered machinery they will be driving during the 13 to 13 hours expected to take to cover the 1,243 miles. Many drivers' will be wired to telemetry equipment which records drivers’ temperature, pulse, respiration, and heart beat Mlnsture radio transmitters will relay information on heart, lunge, pulsa and Umperatura to receivers in tha pits where doctors will study them while the race le In progress. This research was started In 1002 when preliminary Investigation showed that temperatures Inside the cock* pita c f the care exceeded 180 degrees and the drivers’ temperatures went up to 103 degrees. Despite these figures the drivers still were able to operate efficiently. Further research showed that drivers’ heart beats fluctuated from 100 beats per minute, Just before the atartan flag dropped, baek to a normal rat* as the race prognssed. Researehen found that they could trace a drivers route around a course by the fluctuation o f tha heartbeat— growing mere rapid on difficult curves and slowing down again on smooth straights. NAHA and Baylor University personnel found that race driven, Ilk* other professional athletes, are able to operate under conditions whlcji would stop the average person and that the fatigue and stress problems are very similar to those our astronauts face on their apace flights. The medical team hopes to find answen during the Daytona Continental race at the speedway Sunday that will make tomorrow’s 8heperds, Glenns, Coopen and Carpenten safer as they explore space. The Lyman High School Greyhounds move Into Lees* burg tonight for the Initial rounds o f the Orange Belt Conference cage tournament. The DeLand Bulldogs are top-seeded In the OBC tourney although they split two game* with the Apopka Blue Darten during the regular season. In today’s f l n t round con* testa Lyman will clash with Lakeview High o f Winter Gar* den at 7 p. m. Following this encounter, Apopka and Lees* burg meet each other. The tourney actually gets under* way at 2 p. m. when Wild* wood's Wildcats tungle with the Lakeview High Red Devils of Winter Garden. Last year’s OBC champs were the Winter I’ark Wild* cata who now— like Seminole of Sanford—are members of the Metro Conference. Lyman will be led by Bill Tolson and Donnie Smith, who rank third and fourth among tha conference leaders in indi­ vidual scoring. DeLand la favored to cop tha tourney but they are ex* pectcd to get most o f their op* position from Apopka. Lees* burg has been picked as tha possible dark horse of the tournament. Leesburg has won eight of Its last 10 games at home and will host the buttle for the title. FOt'MTII MACK — S/IO Milo — •trade M — I. Chrlolmee Puddins, 3. Sloltneo lluildr, S. Koy Dee, 4. Tutor Canon, S. Mho's lloiidoomo. S. Csrloso, 4. Duo die II. S. Mutlo Btep FIFTH HACK — S S Milo — tirade T — I. !>. A.'e llnpoa, 3. All Karo, t. Pearlle Tore, 4. Count I'aokey, S. U.A.'o Crlmeon Haton. S. Clrcuo Hunelilno. 3. Starr Mlland, I. Jimmy Itork SIXTH HACK — B/IS Mile — •trade •'— 1. Slako Y'Slore, I. Chltt llorkoloor, S. Jo>otl, 4. Oquarena, S. tlronlte llm-k, 4. lltK Homier, 3. Cora Coke, S lleholf Way StiVKSTII HACK — a/a Mile— tirade 4'— 1. o.U.’ e Uu Stan, 3. t-txhl Match, I. llroukton. 4. Huron Itock, I. Connie Choice, I. It A.'e Alice Havoc, 3. Little Ithonda, S. Korkar'a Clrcuo KMtiTH M i r n — a /ia miio — (trade M— I. Ulnso Fibber, I. Mary Sirloin, I. alittoring Hole, 4. O ll.'a l.lpellck, S. Viake, 4. Harbour Choice 3. Itollne, I. Mike Mao Duff MIXTH MACK — B/IS Nile — •trade A— I. E.A.'s U tile aleler, 3. HI Troublee. f. Mueh Ferrell, 4. Hkue, I. Kitra Hock, (. O U.'e Amsse, 3. Starlight Kathy, I. Huiaa Hearltt TMXTM MACH — S /I* Mila — (Jrada A— t. O.B.'S Walls. I. Chertkee Sundown, I. Also stretch, 4. Uonnle Abbe, I. Pro­ per Blue, S. Kl Pirn t-Sia, 3. Flu S. Cbuck Drake k l n v k m t m m a c m — a /s muo —•trade T— I. Fmworth. 3. KutnmtreUa. t. Kdns Terry. 4. The Seminole Timing Asso­ ciation will present two spe­ cial feature events Friday night. The initial presentation will be Joe Jacona, twice winner of the Daytona Win' ter National, in bis new double-A dragster which last week turned In the mid-8's in the 183 mph bracket. The second eveet will fea­ ture a duel of the super stocks. The winner o f a two-out-of. three match race between Hu­ bert Platt of Atlanta In a 477 fiberglass Ford and the Great Southern Goat team of Lakeland In their '84 Ply­ mouth taking on all comers. The meet will also present Glen Blakley In his 130 mph A/R and Richard Hutchens In his 10-eecond A/O. Both are from Tampa. DAYTONA BEACH (U PI) — Motorcycle racing cham­ pion Mika Hailwood will maka hla debut In sports car raring Sunday behind the wheel o f a Ferrari In th* 2,000-kilometer "Daytona Con­ tinental.” Hailwood, th* son of an English mlUlonalr*, will team up with Swiss road racing champion Ulf N'orlndsr In the gruelling 13-hour raca over th* International Speedway's 3.8 mils road and track course. Metro Standings Team W L Evans 11 1 Boone 8 4 Colonial T 8 Edcewater T 4 Winter Park I 7 Bishop Moore S 8 SEMINOLE 4 8 Oak nidge 8 10 Friday Gaasea Oviedo at Evans Jax Englewood at Edgewaler Satarday Gamea Daytona Mainland at Evan* Ocoee at Colonial SI — I. Kourwar Karsn, Korkin all, I. Pse See, 4. Vlvl, Oak Ridge at Galaesvllt* Jm , Oeadapaad. S. Duks 3. O Nelli*. I. Upper Story 3. Desk*. I. t>o l l f .l, S. Knnthnd Tom, f. Andy's Hhamrmk. T. Fabulous Far*. I, Dlnah'a Poe OKI’OVU MACK — S /U Milo— liras* C— l, s to r e Houihl. I. atomlng Tldo, I. Alrova. S. Ilsakaway Dan. I, Tarantella, «. Sasamls Hail, T. Hook Trar, * Pursbrod t m im m M a r a — s / i * m u * — UioSo D— l. Uuko's Pally, 3. Ystlor Poller, a. Out TUoro. 4. n. U.*a Column, t. Foarway Ana*. S. Hkrawt. 3. Mary Hal­ loa. I. Mirada Worker water Is n source of such chemteals chu aa bromine, wijbuiui and salt. Astiga, Echaniz Win Feature A itlga and Kchanls held o n ( Stopping Lorenzo and Gaitl to win tha featura eighth in their game-point try, they gams doubles W e d n e s d a y continued on to taka tha night at tha Orlando-Semlnole match. Finishing in t h i r d place wer* Areltlo and Irlarte. Jai-AIal Fronton. In th* Dally Double, It wai Elu taking the third gam* and Aldas the fourth event to form a 6-4 combination that waa worth 8133.00. Elu-Quintana raptured the ■eventh game doubles, with Dusty Boots Riding Associ­ Urla-l’ radera the runner*-up. ation will hold their February Th* 8-5 perfects combination Horse Show at the arena Just returned 8318.00. Elu aleo teamed with Man­ o ff Onora Road behind the uel to take th* first game Farmer’s Market Sunday at American Elimination event. 1 p.m. He had a total o f three wins A full slats of competltlv* and a third place In four starts events le scheduled for riders, for the evening. with firs t' through fourth place ribbons and a trophy for the high point winner to CINCINNATI ( U P I ) — b* awarded. Tony Auitin, show direc­ Xavier University has named tor and master o f ceremonies Tom McHugh, 1002 Ohio high said that spectators are wel­ school coach o f the year, as Its come at the event, and young defensive line coach. riders, especially are invited to ecm* and try their luck at tha contests. Included In the slat* of M trter events will be pole-bending, JACOMSON flag race*, barrel races, musical tires, ribbon races, M o M & rr and many others. A ll ars fTA X T * r timed events, with doubla rib­ H tA U A H bon* going to partners in the M PfCATSS A flag race* and pick-up races The concession stand will A g A fA T A * be open and thera la ample TA* parking available at the //A T/a V * arena. There la no aga limit ggA P / A f on contestants and both ao a * a youngsters and adult rider* 7AA/AAA. era Invited to enter. Registra­ tion opens at noon. Horse Show Two Drag Race Set Sunday Features Friday El Paso Lass Seeks Hailwood Slates Daytona Debut Seventh W in Tonight El Paso Lass, aurprlss win­ ner of last week’s raring queen stake, goes for her aeventh win of the eeason to­ night at the Sanford-Orlando kennel club In the featured 10th race. The Starlight kennel pup went off at odds o f 11-1 in the racing quern stake and won handily for her sixth victory o f the year. A victory tonight will tie El Paso Lass with Del Tons for tha track lead In total wins. Del Tons Is the only grey­ hound al the track with seven victories. Also running tonight ere two representatives of the female greyhounds who will appear Fab. 22nd In the king and queen championship. Extra Rock, who ran third in the queen stake, and E.A.'s Little Sister, who ran fourth, will via In the grad* A ninth race. The four top male runners will be decided Saturday night In the racing king stake. Tonight’s entries: m u s t a si'H — a /ie sail* — HONORING MAYFAIR INN this week waa the Orlando Seminole Jal Alai Fronton which held a special nltfht for Kuests and employes of the local resort hotel. Inspectinjr the trophy, pre­ sented to the winners o f the “ Mayfair Trophy tramc," aro Norman E. Stnbell (left), execu­ tive vice president and general manager of the Orlando Scminolo Fronton, and Everett Kerr, general manager of tho Mayfair Inn. SPECIALS EVERY DAY! Names Coach TOP TRAINER In current Biddy Basket­ ball League play the WTRR 'fd by hlgh-polnt Lundqulst, post* a 63 to 39 victory over Robson's Sporting G o o d s while Day ’N Night Grill, Strickland-Morriscn and San­ ford Atlantic National Bank fives also posted victories. Lundqulst racked up 43 points for WTRB while Bert* rang posted 11 In rollingtup their C3 points. Dsn Wright took high point honors for the Sport* with 28. Day *N Night remained un­ defeated in league play thla acaacn aa th* Grlllera dished up S3 to 43 win over Sanford Electric. Kenny Hinson with 25 point* and Skipper Senkarik with 24 accounted for 49 of the Grillers’ 63 points. Al Grooms with 20 led the Elec* triciane. Rickey Smith, also of Sanford Electric, posted 18 point*. Bill Schmidt cam* up with 30 points to lead the Striek* Isnd-Mcrrlson quintet in its victory over First Federal, 61 to 36. Phil Lindsey and Steve Kabora aided the Mo* tormen’a cauae with eix point* each. Mika Farrell o f th* Savingsmen dumped In 16 points to lead the losers. Mctt Morgan scored 22 point* and David See had 13 to lead the Sanford Atlantic National Bank five to a 43 to 24 dcclalon over Standard Oil. Glen Roblnion netted 12 points to pace the Oiler*. Inquiry Set LONDON (UPI)—Tha Britlsh Board of Boxing Control will hold an inquiry Into the award of an unpopular 10round decision to Los Angeles featherweight Don Johnson In his fight with Welshman How­ ard Winston* Jan. 28. The stewards have request­ ed referee Jack Hart to ap­ pear before the board at • date to ba announced. Tha consensus of ringside writers at the fight gave Winston* seven rounds. • • By Alan Mover ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN D A IL Y — • A . M . - OtlS P. M. I l l X. FIRST SANFORD WB GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Clay Trying To Fool Liston Overly, Stair Win Tourney Chiefs Sign Two KANSAS CITY (U P I)-E n d Randy Jones of Northeast Missouri State and halfback Solomon Brannon o f Morris Brown, both rookies, have signed contracts with tha Kansas City Chiefs o f the American Football League, A vTJf TM fT 7K 8 r u t * A t/ M im txctvttr monmy m r WrTW KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) —Charles O. Finley, the an­ gry owner of the Kansas City Athletics, called the American League's hind today on tbs ultimatum it dealt him ex­ actly four weeks ago. By failing to agree with the city Wednesday on terms of a new lease for Municipal Stadium, Finley defied the league's order of Jan. 16 for him either to sign a lease here by Saturday or face ex­ pulsion from baseball. So, unless either the city or Finley unexpectedly yields in the stalemate over a two-year or a four-year lease, the nine other owners who m ik e up th e league's membership have only two courses of ac­ tion. They can: —Either take steps to kick Finley out of baseball and de­ prive him of ownership of the Athletics. —Or back down from their initial, unanimous stand and let him transfer the franchise. No matter which alterna­ tive they choose, they face a battlo in court. When the league Issued its directive on the lease, Finley said no one bad the power to take the Athletics away from him. He said he would fight any attempt to do so. He con­ tinually has repeated that threaL Both aides made it clear Wednesday that they would not yield on their demands. U. S. Trio Seeks Olympic Win NEW YORK (UPI) — Bob Hayes, Tom O’Hara, and John Thomas, three young men anxious to win for Uncle Sam at Tokyo some of the Olympic glory be didn't get at Inns­ bruck, take dead aim at three world records tonight in th* New York A.C. Indoor track m eet The meet’s promoters, re* celling that last year's re­ newal produced two world records end five meet records, are forecasting another such spree ht this on* before a capacity crowd o f 19,000 at Madison Square Garden. If world reco'ds are pro* duced, Hayes, O'Hara, and BIQ Crotbers and Brae* Kidd and Trinidad's Wendell Mot* tlejr, aeem most likely to do the Job. OBC Standings Team DeLand Apopka Lyman Wildwood Leesburg Lakeview Kissimmee Game* Today tag Friday OBC Tournament at Ltesburi RACING KING STAKES FIN ALS SATURDAY NIGHT Only U. 8. National Park with both snow-capped mcun tains and ocean beaches is Olympic, In Washington. r a c in g D M K N IG H T LY 8:10 %Sg7T WaAfe FeeSeeSleeftl IT0 N IG H TJ I 7:40 pjB. li^ WAOIfti o S HEBE LodiM ON 100 BRANDS FA R R ELL’S Kentucky Foes Must Wait To Unseat Cats Anderson Dies U F T o Open Track Season GAINESVILLE - C o s t h Percy beard's Florida track team opens Us 1984 season Saturday In the SEC Indoor Meet at Montgomery, Ala. In addition to the Indoor, Florida will Uks part in two triangular meets, four dual meets, the Florida Relays, AAU Meet and annual SEC Champion ships. Army and Navy both ap­ pear on tha schedule thla season, with tha Gators fee­ ing the Cadets and Miami In a triangular meet In Miami, and meeting th* Midshipman ■long with Turman In Gaines­ ville. Two o f the night games are with major league opponents on March 24, against the Mlnneseta Twin* and on April 7, against the Detroit Tigers starting at 7:30 p.m. The other four night gamea will be against their Okla­ homa City farm club. These games are new additions to the original spring schedule. The four additional games with Oklahoma City bring the entire Cult spring schedule to 31 games. All day games begin at 1:30 p.m., except the March ATLANTA (UPI) - H bas­ 27 game with Kansas City ketball teams which htve which sUrU at 3:30 p.m. been knocked about through the years by the Kentucky Wildcats want to settle mat­ ters, they’d better set next season for tfeeir target date. That will be the season fol­ lowing the departure of the Wildcats' current 1-2 punch MIAMI BEACH (UPI) of Cotton Nash and Ted Deeken and the season before Cassius Marcellus Clay won some of the finest Negro the Olympic light heavyweight players in the South show up championship four yearj ago and right now seems to be in Kentucky uniforms. However, coach Adolph giving the "big sell" that he’s Itupp, who has posted a fan­ still an amsteur. Although Cassius has scor­ tastic 702-136 record over 34 consecutive winning seasons, ed 19 consecutive victories doesn't think his foes will have since he turned professional, it easy with his 1964-65 aggre­ his amaturish maneuvers in the training ring appear de­ gation. "Sura we lose Nash and signed to convince heavy­ Deeken after this season,” weight champion Sonny Liston llupp said. "But we’ll still that the 22-year-old challenger have plenty of speed and good is still very much a Simon ball handling; and we should Pure. On Feb. 25, Clay will try to have another good year." Nash and Deeken are t he win the heavyweight crown only senior starters on this from Liston here at Conven­ year's team which is ranked tion Hall. And his training an­ No. 2 in the nation, has an tics indicate he wants the 16-2 record, and is favored to champion to build up false win Us 21st Southeastern Con­ confidence that Cassius la 8 ference title In thi* the 32nd pushover. Never has any heavyweight year of conference competi­ challenger pulled away from tion. There's no under-rating the so many hooks as Clay did in value of Nash and Deeken to Wednesday's six-round irorkthis year’s team. Nash leads out. It’s true that Casslui has the conference in scoring with a 28.1 average and the Wild­ always been a puller-away, cats in rebounding. Deeken Is but never to the extent of his fourth in the SEC in scoring current back-bending and sideat 20.7 and close behind Nath bendlng evasions on shots from the side. in rebounding. Moreover, even In his ama­ teur days, showman Cassius never gave an exhibition of fatigue after each round of sparring. On Wednesday at the end of every round he Russ Overly and Fred Stair leaned forward and rested with a 71 and 78 CaUoway low with his arms on the corner net took top honors In Wed­ ropes. nesday's weekly tournament However, his exhibition of held at tha Mid-Florida Coun­ fatigue did not fool Dr. Alex­ try Club by tha Senior Men's ander Robbins. Golf Association. "Clay'* physical reactions It waa a member-guest are sharper than the champ­ tourney and Overly, a mem­ ion’s,’ ’ ssld the exsmlnlng ber, teamed up with Stair, a physleisn for the Mlsml guest, to take first prise. Besch Boxing Commission. Eric Dsllman, a member, "And he shows not the least was paired with Nen Kiefer, bit o f nervousness.” a guest. Dsllman and Kiefer, both with 73W, captured sec­ ond p l a e a honor*. Paul TOCCOA, Ga. (UPI) - The Knight, a member with 77, and H. G. Peterson, a guest father of former Olympic with 78It, wound up in third weight-lifting champion Paul place. Anderson died Wednesday. R. E. (R ed) Anderson, 73, had been 111 for about t week. Colt .46a will play six night games during spring train­ ing In 1064 at their new Cocoa spring training base, Colt .46s Gsneral Manager Paul Rlcharde, reported to­ day. 'rUSMa t liK s . Ho l l e r mm. Ffc. 884-6221 MOTOR SALES illi'h l' (a I Ai M|' 'U JM ' a..- . \ ri o n i s’ SuS V \ vi M A TIN EES Y S lw Suy S K i . LUXURIOUS c l u b h o u se GLASS-ENCLOSED HEATED GRANDSTAND VALET PAREINO Tanlgkt — Ladtae Admitted Free! Barry! N* Miami �__ f i f l f t (Dsuah flbby • q 9 t . 9 _ 9 DEAR ABBY: 1’va just been robbed! My husband h i > decided to take over the grocery (hopping. We are not poor, but HE ia go­ ing to (bow ME how to cut cornert. He buyi perishable food In large quantities and bargain canned goods we will never use. Market­ ing was my only outing and I really enjoyed being away from him and my three children for an hour or two every Saturday. He says 1 am welcome to come along (with three children). 1 say, NUTS I I have seen men marketing and they fall into one of three cate­ gories: 1. Henpecked husbands. 2. Bachelors. 3. Pen­ ny Pinchers. How can I change his mind? ROBBED DEAR ROBBED: He’ s strutting. It won’t last. To bring his corner-cutting ex­ periment to a screeching halt, tell him he who buys the food has to cook it. Hand him the whole assign­ ment, complete with KP. And let the kids climb all over him while YOU read the sports section. • • • DEAR ABBY: I am 13 and "M ” Is 17. “ M " is a real doll. 1 heard that ” M " thought I was cute so I managed to be outside the door of his classes when­ ever I could so he would »ee me. Then I walked past his house about a doxen times a day, but he still didn’t notice me. I did a real dumb thing and wrote him sort of a craxy love let­ ter and stuck It In his lock­ er, but nothing happened. Then one of my friends got the bright idea that 1 should call him up and tell him 1 got a message to call him. Well, that bombed, too. I really want this guy. What do I do to attract bis atten­ tion now that I have made a perfect fool of myself? PERFECT FOOL DEAR FOOL: No one la perfect. Leave the poor kid alone. • • • DEAR ABBY: Regarding that married woman who used to run home and cry on her mother’s shoulder every time she and her husband had a little spat. Well, for the first couple of years of my marriage, MY wife used to run home to cry on HER mother’ s shoul­ der about once every two (Jacoby 9 9 • DEAR ABBY: I disagree with your advioe that the married daughter (married to an Interior decorator, yeti) should display that hideous $200 gift vase even though It ruins her decor­ ating scheme. If they must keep the vase, they should place a beautifully lettered card beside it saying, •’GIFT FROM MOTHER.” SALLY FROM ALEXANDRIA • •• Get U off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply,write to ABBY, Box 3303, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. • •• Quite a few people today play a convention known generally as “ the short club.” There are almost as many forms o f this convention as there are players who use it, but all forms have one thing In common. The child has no father. Every expert bids threecard club suits on occasion. No experts bid the "short club” or the "forcing club.” When an expert opens one club it is not a forcing bid and partner knows that he has at least three clubs to an honor. There are a corporal's guard o f experts who do use a formalised club convention In which the club opening guarantees a certain mini­ mum of high card strength and shows nothing about clubs at all, but this so-called (D) A career woman recently chided women attending a conference o f women execu­ tives for being timesaving and efficient in their offices all day only to go home and turn back to the puttcry homemaking ways of their mothers and grandmothers. 8hs maintains the very faet they are successful ca­ reer women makes them anx­ ious to feel they are Just as feminine as other women, and to prove It to themselves ® A Lost Cause TUCSON, Aids. (U PI) — A motorist dashed across the street and plopped a nickel In­ side a parking meter Just as a motorcycle patrolman ap­ proached with ticket book in hand. The motorist smiled wsakly at the patrolman after avoiding a $1 ticket for overtime at a meter. But Patrol­ man Dan Baumann wrote out a ticket for Jaywalking to ths motorist. This will eoet him |16. U ftA K S I V A K I I ♦ »4 ♦ AQT IA fT ft 3 10 7$ ft 1 4 1 « n v 74 ftA K S I ft Q J l t l l f tlOSI ft 814 aoirrv *q a ft QJ X 0 8 I ♦ 87 ftKJIt No one vulnerable Hartk Baal M S Wart 1 ft Peas 1 ft Pass I* Pass I * 4 ft Pass I f t Pass Peas Opening lead-ft K "big club” has no relation to the "short club.” it Is a legiti­ mate bidding system although It has very few followers and Is not likely to acquire any popularity. North certainly hopes that his partner will respond to his 20-point club opening, but if his partner does pass, North does not expect to be missing a game. South's response of one heart Is most pleasing and North Jumps to two spades. South bids three clubs to await further action and North Jumps to four hearts. South feels that his hand is worth some sort of alam try and the natural slam try la a bid of five hearts. North cer­ tainly wants to go to six, but North Is looking at two losing diamonds and the bidding In­ dicates that South also has no protection in that suit so North settles for what can be made. (X) (XI (a) <i> (S) T:SS (X) (S) 7:11 (X) (>) T:SS (S) mimaellct Sunshine Almenes drove, Ferre Report Florida lllitory flunrlta Bemestar Today Operatloa Alphabet Today Mickle Evans Local News, Wea­ ther l:Se (S> Captain Kangaroo lilO (I) Certoone (S) Exerclee For W o­ men <S) American lllitory lies (X) Divorce Court t:tS (I) Cartoons 1:10 (I) Oele Storm (I) Romper Roam sets* (X) Say When <l) News— Mike W al­ lace (t ) Bpanlek 10 SS (X) Newt— Edwin New­ man ie:JS (X) Word for Word (t ) 1 Leva Lucy (I) December Bride 11:01 (X) Concentration (t) Reel McCoys (I) Price le Ulsht 11:10 (XI Slitting Link (SI Pete ft Otedye (I) Seven Keya FRIDAY F. 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For it Is to win the ap provsl o f her husband that a successful career woman knocks herself out after a full day at the office doing the household chores she Appliance Life COLLEGE STATION, Tex. (U PI) — A new refrigerator or range has a life expectancy o f about 16 years, according to the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Estimates for other appll ances are: automatic washer II years, dryer 14 years, frosier is years, vacuum cleaner 16-18 years, sewing machine 24 years and tele­ vision set 11 years. BARRY’S WORLD FRIDAY A . M. 0:00 S: IS l:IC l:iS should have hired to do for her. someone It’s to please her husband that she squanders time and energy she should conserve on puttery little projecte she thinks will demonstrate her homemaking skill. The fact is: No matter how successful a woman is in a career, she knows good pnd well nothing ia half so Impressive to her husband aa the traditional ways in which women have always mansged to win men’s approval — by making a big thing of stitch­ ing up slip covers and cur­ tains, baking pies and cakes, and keeping a house shining. It’s not the successful women executives who need to be told not to waste their time and energy in trying to keep house like full-tims homemakers — it’s their hus­ bands. Ruth MUIett's "Tips on Teen-Agers" are eye-openers. Just send 25 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, c /o (The Sanford Herald), P.O. Box 488, D ept A, Radio City 8tatlon, New York 18, N.Y. HIOI IH Fch. 13, 1961 — Parte 7 W rra ll T V Time Previews 8- 9 p.m. CBS. Rawhide, "In Know" and "Som eday" and usual with both sketches of­ cldent o f Iron Bull." (Rerun) closea with "H alf As Much." fering their share of laughs. Some good acting here, but Jimmy does "Missouri Walts" Funny, though not particular­ the plot la ■ creaky and famil and "Sweet Sixteen" and ly original, is the concluding lar one with more talk than United Artists recording star tketch which findi Sid and action. Rowdy and Gil (Clint George Jones does "White Giselle MacKenxie hired ai Comedian Don extras in an Italian movie Eastwood and Erie Fleming) •Lightning." h ive ■ small clash of their Adams hadn't selected his and mddenly developing ar­ own, but the big conflict is skit at presa time. tistic temperament. The open­ between ■ peaceful Indian 10-11 p.m. NBC. Perry er presents Sid as a man try­ drover and an Indlan-batlng Como Show. It'i tribute night ing to get on the good slda colonel. Michael Aniara ai and Pcrry'a show this time of his boss and doing every­ the Indian and James Whit­ comes from Burbank, Calif., thing wrong. Funniest bit more as the colonel share guests Lena Horne and Dean shows him unable to lose at equal credit for keeping this 3Iarlin help their host pay poker to his employer. Giselle episode alive with good aolld tribute to Valentlne'i Day, sings "Dominique" to sepa­ each with hla own solo, Dean rate the akctchcs. acting. and Perry aalule their home 910 p.m. CBS. Perry Mason Case of the Nervous itatea with "Why Did I Ever Large male Ilona may weigh O h io?" and "The up to 500 pounds, or almost Neighbor." A refreshing twist Leave sway from the static formula Pennsylvania Polka." Miss twice as much aa their mates. of plots for this series: Two Horne and Como salute the murder suspects for two sep­ stars with a duet of star songs TV RENTAL arate court cases, each mys­ including "Y ou Are My Lucky • Sales ft Berries Star" and "When You Wish teriously connected with the other. An old woman, accused Upon A Star." A very enjoy­ FA 3-4920 of her husband’s murder, is able musical hour. Zcnllh Color TV 8atss 10-10:30 p.m. ABC. The Sid exonerated on evidence she 2600 Sanford Ava. suffered brain damago during Caesar Show. Better than the quarrel that resulted in her husband's death. Her son With Thia Coupon is then accused of murdering AMECHE HAS FUN! On-camera host for ” Inhis deceased father's business ternationnl Showtime” is Don Amecho, whose partner, alter the latter at­ Pay For Two Games And tempts to block the mother's job enables him to meet such delcctnblo person­ Receive One Game Free estate with an embexxling alities as Mariska, a foot juggler, who seems to A fter 8:46 On THURS. or FRI. charge against the son. Need­ be heail-ovcr-heels ubout hint. Both Amechc and Evening* and All Day Sun. less to say, the son is inno­ Mnriska will be on the March 6 show (but not necessarily in this pose). cent. since Perry Mason (Ray BOWLING FUN Durr) defends him, as he did FOR ENTIRE FAMILY * K B ,S c u l l , s his mother. 322-7542 Sanford IF TOU HAVE TO 9-10 p.m. ADC. The Jimmy Free Baby Sitting Service WAIT FOR A LANE Dean Show. If you thought tills was ths one show to ig­ SPERLONGA, Italy ( Ur i ) found to museums in Rome. nore the Besties, forget it. —A seaside cave where the But the people of Spcrlonga, Rowlf docs an act using a | ifambarger multiple split screen and, if Emperor Tiberius onre ca­ recognizing (he opportunity to you can't guesa that the act Is roused with his frionda has llowler’s Luncheon yielded s fascinating new mu­ lure tourists to their poverty- called "The Beagles," ><ou S p e cia l t Fr## 0t>l# 0 f B ow ing stricken village, protested ought to be ashamed. "Hoop seum to this poor fishing vil­ and the Italian Government Dee D oo" and "Beer Barrel 11 A .M . to 1 P.M. lage on (he coast between agreed to build a museum on Polka" get the show off to a Rome and Naples. the spot. lively start and, after Jimmy The museum, jusl complet­ The excavations at Spcrlon­ singa "Frankie and Johnny," ed after six years of work, consists entirely of sculpture ga were unusually complicat­ lie calls on the stunt men to and other art objects found in ed, Education Minister Luigi stage a western brawl, movieNa Charge For Bowling Shoes the famous "Grotto of Tiber­ Gui noted when hs dedicated TV atyle. Eydle Corine does " I Really Don’t Want to ius," the Emperor who ruled tho museum. Rome during the time of Christ and who was said to hava narrowly escaped death in ■ landslide at the Grotto. Among the trcasurci of the museum Is a statuary group that b ea n the signature of the three men who aculptcd (he Laocoon, one of the world’s most famous atatuea that was uncovered at Rome In the 10th century and now is in the Vatican museum. The first discoveries at Spcrlonga were made in 1957 by the Lailo superintendent of antiquities, Prof. Glulio Jacopl, and Erno Rcllantc. Originally it was planned to transport everything t h e y Seminole TV Jet Lanes Special Ancient A rt Objects DAILY J FrU. JET LANES Buy Early For Best Selection! STARTS HUN. dtefclpnmoib Just Received Another Truck Load! w ----- * Ladies While Heels Juat Right For Easter GOING FOR NnAutCOUaV • Straws • Leathers Gtad RtlMtion Of Stylas ft Colors NOW thru HAT. Show* At 1:00 • 4:00 6:30 • 9:00 O n ly l" & 3 « ^ l / l vt VI l k i tOanfarB d iu jh U q h JtA TH URSD AY F. M. Site (I) Newecee* (( ) News. 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Marie Accardl, chairman of Legislation and Membership, spoke on new methods of In­ troducing the business and professional women to the Ideals of the organization. La­ ter the group discussed their plans for the coming March dinner meeting. Rep. James Sweeney o f DrLand will be the guest speaker. Fifty members and visitors attended the regular meeting of Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern Star, with Mrs. L. E. Estes, Worthy Matron and Robert E. Peurlfoy, Worthy Patron, presid­ ing with all new officers for the year. After the officer! had taken their respective stations, the Worthy Matron honored Mr. and Mrs. John Carver by hav. ing them escorted back of Esther's chair and lovingly dedicated Iter year in the East and the year book to Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Carver Thompson. They were then escorted to the East and given copies of the year book for tiie immediate members of the family. The junior past matron and patron, Mra. Charles B. Cole end J. E. Blackman, were escortcd back of Eether'a chair and Introduced and eicorted to tho East where they were presented personal gifts by the Worthy Matron. Mrs. Cole remained in the East, an.d Mrs. N. W. Pllefauf and By­ ron Leach sang "In The Gar­ den” which was • favorite of the junior past matron. Mrs. J. 11. Anderson Jr. read a resolution in memory of Mrs. May belle Maxwell, past matron, and the charter will be draped for a period of 30 days. Mrs. Pfiefauf sang "Nearer My God to Thee." Tho past matrons in attend­ ance honored the Worthy Ma­ tron and Patron with a very effective courtesy. The high­ light was the presentation by candlelight of a large gold crosa and a heart which hid been decorated with pink and orchid, the colors of the Worthy Mutron. The first time visitors were Mrs. Ella Ellis, Charluttlonvllle, Va., Mrs. Lucille U. Stone, Macon, Ga., Mr. and .Mrs. George H. .Mills, Gist(anbury, Conn., and 31rs. Bet­ ty J. OfBnccr, Bath, Me. The substituting officers for the evening were Mrs. Char­ les B. Cole, Esther, and Mrs. Robert Peurlfoy, Associate Condrcss. JUST IN TIME FOR V A L E N T IN E GIVING . . . STRAW BAGS I f .25 FROM UP Flemings G ift! - Cards - Hooka 210 E . First St. CHAIRMAN AND COMMITTEE member* o f the DeRnry Garden Club Birthday Breakfast held Feb. 5 at the Community Center. Left to right, Mrs. L. II. Custer, Mrs. C. E. Butler, president; Mrs. Henry Morrison, Mrs. James Duffy, Mrs. C. Itiley, Mrs. William Fidler and Mrs. David Goerner. Annual Birthday Breakfast Sponsored By DeBary Club By .Mrs, Adam .Muller Tho Dcllary Garden Cluh held the Annual Dirthdnf Breakfast Wednesday at the Community Center. Chairman wus Mrs. William Hibbard. 'I ho birthday tables were beautifully decorated to carry out the themes of each mouth they represented. The April-May table was overlaid with a pink and white striped cloth centered with a colorful May Pole flanked by a ailver coffee and tea ser­ vice. Mrs. A. L. Lincoln was chairman of this table. She was assisted by Sally and Edith Kirby, Mrs. A. Sails. Valentine Special For Your Queen Of Heurts DeBary G. C. PETTIPAN TS Regular 83.00 Value Assorted Colors Red, White, Blue, Black, Beige, Aqua. Rises 8 thru 7 Gathers For Meeting 198 Loving Gifts Jewelry Blouses Gloves Sweaters JU S T IN T IM E bury, Mrs. J. II. Post, and Mrs. C. Ulrich. The Junc-July table was covered with a white em ­ broidered antique cloth trim­ med with lace. Mrs. William Kldlcr was chairman. One rnd of thu table was set for a graduation with hats, diplo­ mas, etc., while the other half had huge flro crackers, a miniature Uncle Sam, a large candelabra with white and blue tapers and tiny Amer­ ican flags. Assisting with the sandwiches and cookies were Mrs. E. llalgh, Mrs. II. Mor­ rison and Mrs. H. Wells. The August and September table was centered with a beach scene laid over a white embroidered cloth. Mrs. Da vid Goerner, chairman, was assisted by Mrs. L. Custer, Mrs. Arthur Lambert, Mrs. L. Ritter, Mrs. P. I*etelt and Mrs. G. Goodard. By Mrs. Adam Muller The DeBary Garden Club held its regular monthly meeting recently at the Com inunlty Center. Mrs. Charles E. Archer, Tampa, was the guest spruker. She showed colon'll slides of European parks and gardens, and Ice lured on the uses of flowers in Knglund and other coun tries. Mrs. C. K. Butler presided over thu brief business scs sion. The members decided to meet Thursday at 10 a.m. at tho home of 31rs. Charles I'fisler, 431 Magnolia Place, for a program on horticul­ ture. AM OUNT (t) (2) (1) (1) (I) (t) Fashion Show T o Be Presented A t Meeting FOR — Drastic Reductions ON The October and November table was a conversation piece centered with a farm house, wooden fence, water well, trees, hay stacks, all the usual (arm animals and har­ vest on a green and brown cloth. Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Curts, Bobbie Ogden, Mrs. E Heed, chairman, Mrs. Albert Rolf and her committee, were in ehurge of this table. The December and January table was overlaid with a Christmas cloth centered wills a white Christinas tree and small angels. Coffee cako and petlto cookies were served by Miss Margaret White, Miss Agnes Caldwell, co-chairmen, Mrs. G. Spaulding, 3lrs. Frank Swallow and a coin mittec. Tho March table was over laid with a white cloth on which a hat-full of yellow daffodils, stalks of Irish bells, a set of tall green and white candelabra were p l a c e d Trays of man sized sand ulchrs and dainty teu tidbits completed the table. Spiced tea was served from a fav orito reripc of the chairman, Mrs. William Lakcinan. The ladies assisting In the serving all wore dainty aprons and tiny while hals trimmed with green. The committee was Mrs. G. Zeller, Mrs. W. Reich, Mrs. A. Gcnoy, Mrs. Sidney Swallow ami Mrs. E Harrington, who was unable to attend. All the tables were dceorat ed with much thought und planning. Mrs. C. E. Butler, president of the DeBary Gar drn Club, and Mrs. W. Hib­ bard, over all chairman, min gled with the guests. By Berwlre Kelsey The OvirdO Woman's Club will have Its monthly meeting Friday at noon in the d u b. house. Chairman for this meeting is Mrs. J. II. Staley. The highlight of this meet­ ing will be a fashion show with Mrs. Carolyn llolticlaw as commentator. Chairmen of the show are Mri. A. B. Tcdford and Mri. Vera Bell. Dr. Perez Gives Timely Speech At Meeting The Sanford Business and Professional Women’s Club met last week at Spencer's Restaurant for Its dinner inerting. Dr. Luis Perez was the guest speaker. The memtiers really enjoyed his Speech on "Communism and Life in Cuba." This was a most time­ ly and Interesting topic. The members attending this dinner meeting were; Hsr rirtt Slawtcr, Marjorie Cow an, Margaret Ganas, Martha Beard, Helen Pearson, Itutli Cummings, klargucrete lira, ham, Gertrude Gilbert, Car olyn True, Myrtle Gradlck, June Tehrman and a guest, Laura Gctchcl. Six members represented the club at a district meeting at tho Robert 3!eyer Hotel this past Sunday. Women Of Surrounding Churches Gather For Tea In Social Hall The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the De­ Bary Community Methodist Church held a tea recently in the Social Hall, with the wom­ en of the churches in the area as guests. Representing the various churches were: 31rs. Carl Barthman, Episcopal A 11 Saints Church; .Mrs. Ruth Crcascy, president of the Host Church: 31rs. Augustus C. Summers, First Presbyterian Church; Mrs. Cecil N. Ogg, DeBary Methodist Church; Mrs. Howard Anderson, guest speaker from Daytona, and Mrs. Arthur Beatty, Stafford Memorial Church. ^ THE WOMEN’S SOCIETY o f Chrintlun Service held a tea recently. Mrs. Carl Rarthman (left to rijrht), Mrs. Ruth Creacey, Mrs. Augustus C. Summers, Mrs. Cecil N. Ogg, und Mrs. Howard Anderson. Non-Stop Talking Record The feminine non-stop talk­ ing record was set by a wom­ an in Greenville, N. C., in August, 1958. Mrs. Alton Clapp talked for 96 hours, M minutes and 11 seconds before running out of words. But that was a mere child's talk, compared to the non stop talking record set by a male. Kevin Sheehan, of Limerick, Ireland, talked once for 133 hours (five days, 13 hours). He claims the world's record. He quoted from an encyclo­ pedia of superlatives called the "Guinness Book of Rec­ ords” (Bantam). Thousands of oddments In the book arc concerned with the biggest, the hottest, tlie coldest, the oldest, the loud­ est, the highest, the smallest —and other superlatives. Sir nichard, In New York In connection with his position ns chairman of Harp Lager Brewery, of Dundalk, Ire­ land, and assistant managing director of Arthur Guinness, Son and Co., Dublin, said the unusual hook fills a gap in reference works. Tho story of how this gap in reference books was first detected dates hack to 1951. Somewhat reluctantly, out on a shoot, Sir Hugh Beaver, an official at Die Guinness Brew­ ery, badly missed a bird, which came over at super­ sonic speed. That evening he and Ids host discussed whether this bird was the fastest flying of all game birds. Recourse to several expensive reference works failed to produce any answer. What's more, there was no liook in which you could find the weight ot the fattest fat woman, tho slowest traffic lights, the longest aria, nor, for (hat matter, the length r of the longest moustache! "Sir Hugh was dctcrmln c d ," Sir Richard said, "that (he Guinness firm was going to produce such a book.” He ordered the company, made fat economically by folks who drink Its slout arj) lager, to embark on the pro­ ject. It took nine months. When Sir Hugh reached for the first copy to come off the press, there was no mention of the fastest flying game bird! "The omission was recti­ fied in the next edition,” Sir Richard said. Tlie spurwing goose (plcctroptcrui gambensis), with a speed of 88 mi'es per hour, was named fastest flying. Sales o f the book'a Euro­ pean and American editions ■re nearing one million. “ It settles a lot of argu­ ments,” Sir Richard said. FINEST BAN-LON $0.95 - $]Q -9S ORLONCOTTON *0.09 . $0.06 Vivid Spring Colors IN OUR G IF T • JEW EL ........... Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 8 . PARK A V E . • V A L E T RACK By Bernice Kelsey Mrs. W. R. Mock Sr. is at home after a stay In the Win­ ter Park 3Iemortal Hospital. Roger Smithson is home alter being • patient In the Orange 3trmorln! Hospital. 0 MEN'S MEN WEAR 115 Magnolia Ave. of fine fabric We hove Genuine Klopman "Whipped Cream"® Peter Pan Cottons the larttet selection of novelty cottons ever displayed in Sanford. You know and trust tho name — see our outstanding selection for fine Easter Sewing! Sanford Flower Shop COR. E. 1ST AND SANFORD A V I. S22-Sf5S • Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed m a. nr* at • BRUSHES CLUn. IZo& d& n. SALE WALKING SHOES by Lifcstrids. Hand laced casuals for jroii to live in . . . . and walk in. Thera'a no better way to add a sperty look to your wardrobe. SETS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Personals the miracle fabric that is THE Y0UN6 POINT OF VIEW IN SH0E8 • MANICURE • INDOOR • OUTDOOR THERMOMETERS Oviedo pi ctures m i m cam fit SUM S M S U tr o V U H M 110XES BAR: • FLASKS • T R A V E L BARS sweeping the sewing world BANANA PLANT . $50.00. * 3 2 50 BAMBOO PLANT . 50.00. 3 2 50 DRAECENA PLANT. 80.00- 5 5 00 PITT05P0RUM PLANT 50.00. 3 2 5° PALM TREE . . 40.00- 2 8 “ FIDDLE FIG T ' 50.00- 3 2 50 • tm tts PURITAN K N IT SH IR T P A R T IE S ... - .......... O U R LA RG ER P O L Y E T H Y L E N E D EC O R A T IV E PLA N TS Iteg. Price Choice For Your Valentine! 1 M M Personals Camellia Circle will meet with .Mrs. Sue 3Ionroe, 306 Satsuma Drive at 9:30 a.m. Friday. The program will bo on camellias and azaleas. Set By Man, Not Woman Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. Branch and children, Malcolm and Eliza beth, who have been visiting her parents here, return this week to Denver. Local Events 4 'CW . Phono 322-1535 �A I - . - u VV ' I <* m n n M - p u « t DeBary Couple Friends Dress UpTo Attend In Clearwater Six Year Old's Grown Up Tea Attends Wedding Mr. and Mr*, nenry Lohof of Montana and DeBary, at­ tended the wedding of their son, Bruce Lohof to Mist Joy Hertung. daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. Norman Hnrtnng, Clearw ater. Th * wedding took place at the Flr»t Evengtral L u t h e r a n Church. Clearwater. The bride wore the tradi­ tional whit* gown. Kathleen Harkcr. lister of Joy, « u the matron, and Armand Lo­ hof, brother of th* groom, was the best man Bride*maldv Linda Kraft, Helen Whittington, Diane Eckloe, and Karen Morri* wore long gold rrepe gown* and carried bouquets of fujl mlum*. The bride'* mother wore a char­ treuse chiffon long gown and aecrtsoriei to match. Mother o f the groom chose a long wine colored lace gown and accessories. Organist was Mrs. E. Melkow, nnd Mr*. M. McGrugcr, the soioist, sang “ Prayer Per­ fect" and “ The Lord's Pray­ er." A reception followed the ceremony at the Jack Tar Harrison Hotol, Clearwater. The bridal couple, who are graduates from Stetson Un­ iversity, will reside In Or­ lando after honeymooning at the Grand Bahama*. ■ j turn Cae*ribcrrr Hl|h heels, lipstick and m om 's old hat were the order of tbs day at a “ dress up" birthday party recently at the boms at Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Millar, L and VI Lane, Cisselberry. Joy, the honor*.-* and hostess, and her guests were dressed In all their linrry for this grown up tea. Tea, birthday cake, ire cream and candy were served to Penny Laurie, Pam hie. tens, Vickie and Clody Mil­ ler. Cynthia llrilton and Cathy Casselberry by the all-year•Id hostess. Sanford Woman Celebrates Birthday Over 40 relatives and friends gathered on Sunday at the home of Mrs. R. W. Ixsrd •n South Sanford Avenue to help her celebrate her TSth birthday. Mrs. L*rd was showered with gift* and flowers from her many visitors. Hostesses for ths occasion were Mrs. Lord’s daughters, Mrs. Dan Jerri of Ely, Minn , Mrs. Edna Norman. Mrs. R M. Fryer and Mrs. Lloyd •riffle eg laaford. A noon day dinner was aerv ed with Dan Jsrri preparing the main course. The out-of-town guests we Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lord and son, Stephen, Jerry Lord and children, Paul and Betty, and Mr. and Mrs. LaMarr Fry of Tampa; Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hoard and Mr. end Mrs Dorsey Hoard of Jackson villa; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mulier of Orlando; Vir. and Mrs. John Pela of Palatka; Vlrs. Lillian Andrews of Putnam, Conn.; Mrs. R. W. Ford of Klssimmae, and Mrs. Mabel Grey of Euatls. Golden Wedding Anniversary For D. C. Spiveys Mr. and Mra. Dan C. Spi­ vey Sr. will observe their golden wedding anniversary Sunday. Their eight children will entertain for them at an “ open bouse'' at the home of the couple, MIS West Third Street. All frlendi and relative! of the honored couple are Invited to attend during the appoint­ ed bouri of 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Garden Club Plans Business Meeting ,10V M I L L E R , hottoree, (left) Cathy Casselberry and Cynthia Rrittnn pose nt R dress-up birthday party. dioimmaksthA By Mre. H. I . How due* this sound? LEMON CHERRY CHEESE­ CAKE. The crust la mada of Nabisco Chip Cookies. The f i l l i n g Is lemon-flavored, creamy amooth and topped with tangy red cherry sauce. 20 chocolate chip cookies finely rolled (2 cups crumbs) 2 tbsps. butter melted 2 tbsps. sugar 2 8-os. pkgs. cream cheese softened H cup sugar 2 tbsps. flour 1 tap. vanilla extract U cup lemon juice 3 tbsps. grated lemon rind 4 eggs separated 1 cup light cream 1 Mb. 8-oi. ean cherry pie filling Combine cookie crumbs, melted butter and sugar; mix well. Press against bottom and aides of 9-inch springform pan. Combine cream cheese, sugar, flour, vanilla, lemon Juice and rind; heat un­ til amooth. Add egg yolks, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Stir in cream. Beat egg whites until stiff, but not dry. Fold cheese mixture into egg whites. I’our Into crumb crust. Bake in slow oven 329 degrees, 1 hour or until center Is set. Cool. Just before serving spoon some of ths cherry pie filling on top of the cheese cake to make a circle. Serve remaining cher­ ries as a sauce. Serves I to 10. • • • fohiW i It eup milk I egg beats® I taps, salt tt tap. pepper Combine lngredlenti in or­ der given. Mix thoroughly. Shape into rectangle about 10 by 18 Inches on aluminum foil. Spread sausage stuffing over meat. Roll as for a Jelly roll and place seam side down on rack in open roasting pan. Bake in a moderate oven 3oo degrees, 1 hour, is minutes. Serves 8. • • • Leslie C. Jones Feted At Shower Mrs. Jim DeBary Personals Wr Mre. Adam M ate with friend* sad relatives la Mre. Freak Fry* of Mm* Kentucky. Plgott, Mre. of red flowers, carrying out Burk* Steele and Mre. Bleke th* Valentine them*. Dainty Sawyer# entertained, at th* heart-shaped petit f o u r s , Plgott home in l-och Arbor, trimmed with red flower*, with a shower Monday even­ nuta and minta completed th* ing for Leslie Jones, bride- lovely table. elect Invited gueata were; Mre. Prises for the humorous Aihby O. Jones, mother of gapies played during the th* honor**, Mrs. Thomas evening were awarded Mr*. Best Sr., mother of the bride­ Ray Herron and Mrs. Jerry groom-elect, Mr*. W. 8. *JeeSenkarik. A memory book eup, Mrs. A. O. Roberta, Mr*. was given t* Leslie with ad­ Dick Jones, Mre. Wilma Col­ vice and “ a bit of wisdom" bert, Mre. Ben Wlggina, Mr*. written by each guest Her Kenneth Clark, Mrs. llerold gift* were presented on a Appleby, Mrs. Jim Leonard, tea cart decorated with red Mr*. Ray Herron, Mr*. Res* and whit# flowers. Herman, Mre. W. W. Tyre, A laee cloth eovared the Mrs. Dan Mitchell, Mr*. serving table centered with George Mill*, Mr*. Jerry Ben an arrangement of red and karik, Mr*. Jamee Lea, Mr*. whit* dalsiei. Silver anJ J. 8. Beat, Mrs. Harvey Hale, crystal appointments were Mrs. G. R. Best, Mr*. B. H used. The punch bowl was William*, Mrs. Reeee Moon, circled with red camellias and Gayle Senkarik and Shlela held a heart-shaped Ice mold Best. roe Are. entertained Mr*. Helm Miller, a long time friend and neighbor, from Harrisburg, Pa. Mre. E. Bheptaugh o f Shell ltd. attended th* fun­ eral e f her brother-in-law, Milton Shoptaugh hi Pittaburg thia past week, and en­ root* heme stepped t* visit Bear fat mind that year chil­ dren’* lifelong food habit* are set while they're very yotmg —and it's you who set them. m a r AO S ln a — PU aud Fast Growing Permanent Shad* Other Shad* Tree* OnpcviHt Nursery 2221 Draper ill* Are. PA 2-8884 “ Scott* Dealer" th a COSTUME100ft for Eaatar W * H ut* a N I c* Sckctioai For You To ChooM From Now In clu d in g CONTINUING 2ND ANNIVERSARY W A TER O A KS P olk a - Dots and Print*. You Can Coapkta Your Outfit From Our Area— aria* — • SPRING HATS • PU RSES 12 soda tracker* lee water 1 tbsp. butter Soak erackera In Ice water for 8 to 8 minutes. Lift each cracker out of water with pan­ cake turner and place on greeted baking sheet. Dot with butter and bake In an extremely hot oven 500 de­ grees 10 minutes or until browned and puffed. Reduce heat to moderate oven 375 de­ grees and continue baking 8 to 10 minutes or until crisp. Nurses Association Schedules Bale Shoes On Rack* Fee Tour Convenience • JEW ELRY • P A STEL GLOVES WR8THRN Meeting SHIRTS District 97, Florida Nurses Assoeistlon, will meet at I p.m. Fob. 17 at th* County Health Center. Dr. Luis Perez w III speak on “ Cardiac Disease and Nursing." All registered professional nur.-rs are invited. Tm S h ir ts l urplus City 201 W . 1st. S T . SAN FORD Howe's J o a Jw j u 2828 PARK DRIYR OPKN ALL DAT WKD. AND FRL NIGHT* .aaji.vr.ga SAUSAGE STUFFING Vt lb. fresh pork sausage 1 medium potato, grated ■A eup grated onion t egg, beaten 1 cup toft bread erumba >1 tsp. salt Combine ingredients and mix well. • • • e n n r u f A L W A Y S F IR S T Q U A L IT Y » IIAM 'N EGG PUDDINO 1 cup diced cooked ham 2 cups milk, scalded 2 tbsps. melted butter or margarine 2 cups toft bread crumbs 1 tsp. salt '» tsp. pepper 8 eggs, separated Combine ham, milk, butter, bread crumbs, salt and pep­ per. Stir In egg yolks. Beat egg wlnles until they are stiff but not dry. Fold egg whiles into egg yolk mixture. Pour into 12 by • by 2 Inch btking dish that hai been rubbed with butter. Bake in a alow oven 329 degrees 20 to 25 minutes or until firm to the touch. Serve at once. • • • STUFFED BEEF LOO 2 lbs. ground be«f Snacks for your Jill and Jack. H cup quick cooking oats Tlie Garden Club o f San­ H cup finely chopped onion SOUFFLE CRACKERS ford will have the general business meeting and lunch­ eon, at t h e Policeman'! Benevolent Building, Feb, 20 at 12:30 p.m. Sira. Roberta Gatehel will be caterer for the luncheon. Mrs. Carroll O. Griffin, Jackaonville Beach will be tht program epeaker. her subject “ Let's Talk Flower Show.” A nd Luncheon j * a * the young - at - heart in wonderful cotton! Lonrwood i Personals Mr. and Mr*. Charles Cro­ well have as their gursta Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Ileathman and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sapp and daughter, Paulett, Jack­ sonville. Paulctt Is a student at Florida Southern Collage la Lakeland. During their stay they will vjslt the Flor­ ida State Fair in Tampa. .‘ c a r Count on Penney’®for the prettiest little Easter fashions in town! Smartly styled in wonderful, easy-care pima cotton with intricate tucks and expensive trims! All in softest pastel shades o f pink, blue, maize, lilac or white! For her most fa­ shionable Easter ever, see them at Penney’s today . . . and best o f all so low in price! STYLES 0 AND D SIZES 8 to ex ***«•*■ jH f # v . v ig r Milj*"* p rr G O SPEL M EETIN G Presenting: WILLIAM C. HATCHER EVANGELIST LUBBOCK. T E X A S. FEB. 16 - FEB. 21 10:00 A. M. & 7:30 P. M. (COLLECTIONS SU N D A Y O N L Y ) SANFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST SOUTH PAR K A V E N U E i �Legal Notice in T in t c m c r ir w w ft JflTTH JUDICIAL f ^ C r l T . IN A!«D FOE M « « O l» c o u n t y . n .o i u o 4 VI c h a n c e r y A o n n to defend VINCENT J. MELILL©. Plaintiff, ANTIONETTE C. MELILLO. Defendant. THE STATE OF ANTIONETTE C. MELILLO 4* Liberty Street Danbury, Connecticut PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that you art hereby required to flit your written answer. or defense. If any, personally or by an attorney, on or boforo March t*. 1M4. »t the offleo of tha Clerk of tho Circuit Court, at tha Courthouea In Sanford, Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, and to mall a copy thereof to Htanetrom. Darla ft Mclntneh. Attorneye for Plain­ tiff.. Poet Office Dot 1*1*. San­ ford. Florida, In that certain dlrorre proreedlnir pending a a a I n a t you In the Cir­ cuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and For Semlnola County. Florida, In Chancery, an abbreviated tllto of eald cauea being “Vincent J. Mellllo. Plaintiff. Tereue Antlonetto C. Mellllo, Defendant." and herein fall not or a Deereo Pro Confeaeo will be entered again.: you, and the cauea proceed c: r>urte, (SEAL! Arthur It. neckwllh. Jr„ Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vi.'lea Deputy Clerk Stenetrom. Davie 4 Mclntoeh Attorneye at Law Poet Office Box 111* Sanford, Florida Fublleh Feb. II, M. ST, A Mar. I. 1114. CDR-4#__________________________ (J ORDINANCE NO. IIS AN ORDINANCE OF T E E TOWN OF CASSELRERRT. FLORIDA. REPRESSING THIS INTENTION OF THE TOWN TO EXTEND ITS TERRITOR­ IAL LIMITS TO ANNEX CER­ TAIN LANDS LTINO CONTIu r o t'S TO THE PRESENT HOI .NO ARIES OF SAID TOWN AND WITHIN THE SAME CO C.NTT. BE IT ENACTED » T TH E PEOPLE OF THE TOWN OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA) 1) That thla Ordinance la enacted pursuant to Section 111.04, Florida Btatutea far loot. I) That tha Town e f Caeaelberry. Florida hereby de­ clare* Ita Intention t* annas to the Town of Casselberry, Florida, at the expiration of thirty (lo) day* from tha adoption of thla Ordinance, tha fellowtns described parcel* of land lying contiguous to tha present boundarlee o f the Town of Caeeelberry. Florida, and belnc la Semlnola County. Florida: • ) F. IX) F,WOOD M A N O R FIRST ADDITION. CASSELBERRT, FLORIDA. Tha North 10T faat of Lot 1. Bloek F. FERN PARK ESTATES, accordIns to the Plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book I. Pease 11 through 11. Public Records of Stmt.not* County, Florida, b) FERN PARK ESTATE! RE PLAT. CASSELBER­ RY. FLORIDA. Lot S and tha W ait I.Tt feet of Lot I, Block C, FERN PARK ESTATES, according to tha Plat tharaof aa racorded In Plat Book I. Paste IS through 11, Public Re­ cords of Semlnola Coun­ ty. Florida. I ) That thla Ordinance shall be published one* n weak (or four (4) ooneacutlv* weeks Ik The Sanford Herald, a news­ paper published in Semlnola County. Florida. 4) That tha abova-daaerlbed tracts of land In tha aggre­ gate contain lass than t*n i!0) registered aleotore. and tha owners and tnlaraet holdara of said properties have form­ ally petitioned to be annexed. I) That this Ordinance shall taka affect Immediately upon Ua final paaaag* and adoption. « ) That all Ordlnancaa or parts of Ordlnancaa In sonfilet herewith are hereby re­ pealed. ADOPTED at A regular masting a f tha Town Council of tha Town of caaaalbarry. Florida, this llth day af Jan­ uary. A.D. 1M4. / a / Owen W . A notay, Mayer (TOWN SBAX4 ATTEST! /a / Mrs. Mary Hawthorn* Kannath W . McIntosh. Eag. Attorney at Law Post Offlc* Boa ISIS Sanford, Florida S tiff Publish Pah. d, II, M, XT, U N CD H -n __________________________ N O T IC E O F B E IT T E E S T A T E O P F L O E ID A T O HILDEOARD MILLER. WHOSE RESIDENCE IS R A U M H O L D X R . OERMANT, AND LAST KNOWN ADDRESS IS) c /o American Rad Cross, AI’ O 14. NEW Y O R K , NEW YORK! A sworn Comptnlnl having been filed agalnat yen In tha Circuit Court In and (or Semi­ nole County, Florida. by BRUCE ALLEN MILLER, lor divorce, tha short title ef which Is BRUCE ALLEN MILLER. Plaintiff, ver­ sus. 1 I I L D E U A H D MIL­ LER, Defendant, thee* prosent* nr* to command you ta appear and file your Answer or ether define* or pleading herein with tha Clarh of tha Circuit Court of Semlnola County, Florida, and sarva k copy tharaof on Plaintiffs at­ torney. Carroll Burka, Attarnay at Law, P. O. Drawer Z. Sanford, Florida, on or before tha Itb day of March, A. D. 1114, or athsrwla* Caere# pr* confeaeo will b* antarad agalnat you. Tb* Sanford Hamid la da•Ignatad aa k newspaper of genaral circulation In which thla citation shall b* publish­ ed one# each weak far four consecutive weeks. WITNESS my band and of­ ficial seal of the Clerk ef tha Circuit Court on thin tha 4th day of Fabraary, A . D. USA. (SEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr. Clark af Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlaa, DO. Carroll Burk* Attorney for Plaintiff Suit* I I I Sanford Atlantia 0 Q Nntloanl Bank Balldlas P. a Drawer S Sanford,- Florida Publish Fab. t, IS. H . ST, I»t« CDH.lt MOT RESPONSIBLE I will m* b* rtapowaibl* far sar M U lacarra* by sbtsm stbdr t i n atjraalf. P. a Box IS, (safari, f k JAMBS WASHINGTON l) �Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. F A 2-5612 Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 O ffice 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will sot be re­ sponsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion of your ad. and reserves the right to re vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered te conform to the policies of this paper. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY; Tues., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day Before Insertion. Hon. • Sat. noon. DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Fri. * 2 P. M. day before Insertion. H oe. • S at BOOB. SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Legal Notice CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost St Found 2. Notices - Personaia S. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notlcaa 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Service! 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 82. Flowers - Shrubs 83. Furniture 84. Articles Tor Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 85. Articles tVanted 86. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment Court Of the fo u etr SeMlaoIr L'aaaty. state e f FUrlSa. la P n k M a la re the SCetate afi AZALEE N. HARINEAU, Drceeaed. k i s s l woTirsc Notlca ta hereby alvan that the underelgned will, on tha ?4th day ut Fabruary, A.D. lVfit. praaant to tba Ilonorabla County Judge of Hemlnole County. Florida, har final re­ turn. account and vouchers, aa Administratrix of tha Ea. tata Of AZAL.KB S . BARIffEAU. decaaaad. and at said tlma, than and thara, make ap­ plication to the eald Judea for * final asttlamant of har admlnlslratloa of eald estate, and for an order discharges har ea such Administratrix lu ted this the 30th day of 1. Lost & Found January, A. D. IMI. Oartn Muse LOST: Large grey 8c black Aa Administratrix of tha •tripe c a t Last aeen in Eatata of Mayfair Motion. 322-1202. AZALEK N. BARINEAU, Deceased. ■TEN8TROM. DAVIS d> LOST! Schoolboy's Horn-rim­ MclNTOtm med RlaMCI. Reward! Ph. At turners for Administratrix 323-03*4. I'nst u fflc* Dratver ISto Sanford, Florida 31771 Publish Jan. M, l« A Feb. S. 2. Notices • P e r s o n a ls IS. 1SS4. CDQ-SS U tkt It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. DUST PROBLEM? in t u b rorwTT jr n n r s c o i h i . a iiN iv o L n c m v v rv , FI.OU 1UA. F ile A s . — EST A TE OF M. ERNEST MOORE. Decaaaad. CALL your Rainbow dealer 322-0511, 4 to 10 p. in. INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. Harrlion* 13U Palmetto NOTfea TO CBEDITORa TO ALL P ia iO S S H AV- 322-M27 *22-7*41 IM I rt.AIMS OH miMANUa 1 I H I M T a A ID ESTATE, SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ You and aaoh of you ara ER SERVICE. Parts and haraby n o t i f i e d and raqulrad to flla any claim* and damanda supplies for all m ike* in­ which yon, or althar of you. cluding; Electrolux. New may heve afalnat said salat* In the office of Iha Honorable and rebuilt cleaners sold. C. Vernon Mia*. Jr.. County No borne service call Judge of Seminole County, at charge Phone PA 2-2282, hl« office In th* Hsmlnole County Court House et Sen2333 Park Dr. . . ford. Florida, within tlx cal­ ender months from (he time ef Iha first publication of thle notice. Each claim or demand parts; Electrolux, mu at ba In writing and oon* Repair*, lain the place of residence and Kirby, HexAlr, AlrW*y, post office address of tha OE, etc. Cleaner* *old, ex ­ claimant end mutt be sworn changed. Free Pick-up, 1U4 to by tha claimant, hi* agent cr attorney, or tha asms shall Park Ave., Sanford. Phooa ha veld. FA 2-4765. Charles D. Mocre Barbara it. Leary Robert I . Moore 6. For Root As Domiciliary Executors of said aetata. 3 BR., garage apt., furn. 2003 First Publication on February Vacuum Cleaner f. H it. publish Feb. (. II. I*. ST. IMI. CDH-I4 x on en of n r r * i» T io f» t o A P P L Y T O B O A B D O F UOUNT T C O M M i n S I O A R M OF g K N I h O l.K C O lIN T T F O R T H E V A C A T m i OK T H E P L A T O F G R K B N B R A 1H. A 1 L B D I V I * . 10.1 (L E S S R l t . I T O F W A T FO R R A E TO T L LANE AND C W t'Y T R T (X C H ROAD). TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN! TOU W IL L PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that KJNOSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. a Florida corporation, the sole owner of the fee simple tills ef all lamia described In the follow­ ing plat, lo-wtt: Plat of OREEMIRIAR, a subdivision, accurdlug to tha Piet thereof as recordrd In Plat Book 11. Pag* t of the Public Itacorda of Srmlnel* County. Florida llesa th* right of way lor Itantou! Lane and Country Club Road). will apply to th* DoarJ of County Couunlaalonare of Seminole County. Florida, at 10:uo o'clock A. M.. on Tuesda). Kabruar) lllh , 13M. or aa soon tharaeftar e* Iha sain* may b# heard. In tba Hoard of County Commtaslun•ra Room In th* Court Houa* of Kamlnol* County, Florida, at Manfurd. Florida, for lit* adoption of a Resolution by •eld Board, pursuant to the provision* of Sarllona 111 13 and III. 10. Florida BUtutee. vacating th* aforaaall d*»i-rlbud land and returning all o f th* sat.l described properly to acraaga lor th* purpose of Lsastlon. p t n i o K i in t e r e s t e d MAT APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE TIME AND I'leACB ABOVE SPECIFIED. S JOSEPH DAVIS. Jit o f Sfenstrom, Daxt* * McIntosh Edwards Building ■tnferd. Florida Atlorney for Klngwood Build­ e rs Inc. Publish Feb. 13, JO, li f t . CDU-tl French. 322-7234. Furn. * BR bouse. Clots to bate. *65 mo. 322-6281. FURN. 3-Room apt. Close up town. *40 m o. 322-6361. UNFURN. bouse, 3 story. 2 BR. *10 W. 13th St. Phone 322-4179. 3 BR., 2 bath, in Loch Arbor. 322-1730. RENT A BED Rol'away, Hospital k Baby Bed*. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. lit SL CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2 BR., unfurnished bouse. Ph. 322-1336. I m m e d ia t e o c c u p a n c y 1 House—3 Rooms with fire­ place k small screened porch. Lake privilege*. *63 per month. Phone Frank Even* 322-4417 or 322-1733 FURN. APT. f A 2-2900. 2 BR. Furn. Apt. 322-0641. 2 BR. turn, bouse. 109 W. 18th St. 4-ROOM furn. bouse, *75 mo. Long wood 838-3900. CLEAN, 4-ltui. 611 Park. FURN. Apt. 2300 Melioovilla. APT. 830 ft up. aurpliu City. FURN. apt*. Pleasant living. Park apt*. FA 2-8507. 8ljf 6. For Rent 2 RR Unfurn. house. Nothing fancy, but cheap rent. I’h. FA 2-3219. Sanforh Rrrslh SWEETIE PIE Feb. 18, 1964 — Page 11 18. Help Wanted By Nadine Seltzer N COZY 2-Bcdroom upper apt., furnished, *55. LARGE 4-Bedroom Lakefront home with private beach, unfurn. *100. Other choice rentals. Ball - Blair Agency 3rd A Park Ave. Phone 322-5641 4 BR., 2 Bath ......... *145 mo. 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . * 70 Mo. Payton Realty FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 3 Bit., l t i bath. 2415 Chase Ave. Available Feb. 3. Ph. 322-5600. W E L A K A APARTMENTS Room* private bath*, 114 W. First St. FURN., 2 Apts. $55 mo. ea. Water, light* furn. 107 Locu it Ave., 322-8016 LAKE Cottage, furn. 322-6106. 2 BR., kit. equipped, *75 mo. FA 2 3685. ' ‘All th e * * c a n d y -fla v o re d medicine* are ruining my t o s t * f o r can d y r 9. For Sale or Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale Payton Realty FHA - VA HOMES $100 FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty Payton Realty St. Johns Realty 34. Articles For Sale YOU can make money as a Used furniture, appliances, READY MIX Concrete, win­ tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Real Estate Salesman with dow ilUs, lintels, steps, Larry's Mart 215 Sanford us. Call for personal ap­ blocks, sand, cement, rock, Av*. Pb. FA 2-4132. pointment. BUI Stamper pipe, steel, grease traps, Agency, 822-4991. dry wells, stepping stones. Sell Us Your Furniture. Miracle Concrete Co. Quick Service With the Colored Motor Route Carrier 809 Elm AveFA 2-5761 Cash. SUPER TRADING for afternoon paper route. POST. FA 2-0677. Must have References and Box spring k mattress with dependable ear. Write Cir­ legs, *10. 322-7809. For the biggest selection of culation Dept. P. O. Box nearly new and used furni­ T V s, 33 Sets to select from. 1837, Sanford. ture, sco Noll's Furniture SeU or trade. Brokerage in Casselberry 19. Sltaatlonn Wanted TV OUTLET on 17-92. Open 8 daya 9 to 8. 700 W. 9th BABYSITTINO — H o • eBEDS FOK RENT cleantag. 822-0538. Hospital, Rollawaya, J u w GE Fllter-Flo Washer, Top cond. $45. 322-7337. nile. FREE delivery and IRONING at home. 322-7791. Pick-up. 1 Quaker oil heater, 1 10 hp. FURNITURE CENTER DAY'S Work, Ironing. 322-1441 Johnson Kicker. 312 Myrtle. 1100 French Ave. Housework 8r Ironing. 322-7838 Ph. FA 9-7931 Baby crib, chest-o-robe, youth bed. Ph. 322-4538 between WANTED reliable couple to Child Care. FA 2 =74. 44 p. m. take up monthly payments SLIPCOVERS made lo Order. o f *13.50 on 9 complete WATER HEATER Permaglas Reasonable. Ph. 322-5112. rooma ef furniture. CaU Auto. Gas, 30 Gal. Good TE 8-1511, Casselberry, cel­ cond. $10, Otto, Lake Ave., MAID: Motel preferred. Ph. le d . Longwood. 3224248. Westlnghouso elec, roaster FRKB ESTIMATE DAY’S Work. 322-5766. Upholstering k Mattress ren­ oven, cabinet, grUl, timer. $40. 322-7045. ovating. New k Used Furni­ 21. Beauty Salons ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. '58 Chevrolet convertible top Co., at 709 Celery Ave. SPECIAL! k all parts, 1 mo. old, $70. FA 2-2117. Our Budget Wave *6.95 thru 322-8645. Feb. 15th HANDCRAFTED Furniture at ONION PLANTS Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop rca»onable prices. A Erb, CRYSTAL WAX k 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0834 Rt. 1, fongwood. TE 8-5776. WHITE SPANISH PER M ........................... $2.50 Harriett’ s Beauty Nook 34. Article* For Sale 500 1.50 Eve Appt's. 3 Sr. Beauticians Philco Auto Magic washer, 531 lota 2.00 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 excellent condition, *50. Ph. FOB HERE FA 2-5982. 22. Bnild - Paint - Repair A. 31. PREVATT, 749 2115, SEVILLE, FLA. *1 per day rental for Elec­ Do your Spring Painting now! tric Carpet Sbampooer, with BILL'S BARGAIN BARN Call Cal Jardino 322-1307purchase of Illuo Lustre. 1300 GrapevUle Ave. Free estimates. Carroll's Furniture. At Railroad Tracks CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON HOW ABOUT T1IIS7 TO SETTLE ESTATE. 2 BR. LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s bouse, Beardall Ave., fruit Completely modern o l d e r 822-1397. home. Select neighborhood. trees and garden. FA 2-3303. Attractive grounds. Reason­ 11. Real Estate Wanted INCOME PROPERTY ably priced. Terms to suit Will assume payment* on 2 or Imagine 13% gross return on Responsible Buyer! your money I n v e s t e d . 3 bedroom house. 322-6956. THAT’S RIGHT *60 per mo. 12. Real Estate For Sale return on *3,236—12400 pre­ sently on mortgage at 3% Investment & Hcalty 3 BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., Interest payable at *23.00 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 fenced yard. 3908 Old Or­ per month. KHchen equip­ lando Hd., Sunland. ment included if Immedi­ COME! LOOK! ate sale. New Concrete block home For Your Painting k Wall­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS JOHNNY WALKER, Broker with lake rights. 3 BR, 2 papering need* call Clar­ Realtor 322-6437 For Appointment baths, family room, large ence L. Wynn, FA 2-4864 for Raymond Lundqulit, Asto. kitchen, 2 utility rooms. Froo Estimate. A* they say, GET FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Over 2100 tq. ft. Make of­ OUTA TOWN for an 24. Electric*! Service* fer on price k terms. WEEKEND cottage, Lemon investment or desir­ Bluff, furnlihed. 322-3631. able homesite on a YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. waterfront lot, min­ Coutr-'cling k Repairs FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha utes from Interstate 4. k Controls 7 , 3 , 1 1 BEDROOMS Go fishing, skiing or EVERETT A. H A R P E R 114 Sunset FA 2 8902 1, li t . k 2 BATHS swimming from your AGENCY, Realtor, Insuror. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM own large l o t Only FHA-VA sales broker. 2483 25. Plumblnr Service* $1995. *25 Down end S. Perk Ave. FA 2-2264, PLUMBING *15 month. Call StemFA 2-2283. Low Monthly Payments Contracting Repairs per Agency, 1919 S. For Complete Information FREE ESTIMATES LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. French, 322-4991. See Or Call Your R. L. HARVEY Has Customised Homes lo 3 BR., central heat and air FA 2-3313 So. Longwood for Immediate 204 Sanford Ave. condition, kit. equipped. occupancy. Down payment SALES BROKER 27. Special Service* Clote to schools. Not In a o f $630 and up. project. *14,800. Terms. Ph. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. Tractor mowing k Grading. FA 2-2320. 803 Highland Ave. CaU FA 2-7621. Ph. 838-3911 or 322-2744 2365 Park Dr. 322-2430 3 BEDROOM Frame Home REPRINTS AVAILABLE on State Hwy. DF.BARY: Large com er lot, Of pictures that have been GREENBR1AR *4.100 landscaped, trees. 2 1)R. Choice lota available in {tubllsiied In The Herald. LAKE LOT, 100 x 400 Unusual, $10,900. W. T. Cor­ Greunbrlur o f Loch Arbor CaU Bill Vincent at The On Paved Hoad bett, Realtor. 868-4791. overlooking golf course. Sanford Herald, 322-3611. *4,000 Custom building te your QUIET HEATING COUNTRY HOME •pacifications. Greenbrier Describes this 3 acres on 418, 3 BR. Frame Home, Wood SERVICING - TESTING developed by cleared ready to develop, Floors, Oulskle patio, barfow ls Sales k Service KINGSWOOD $9,500, terms can be ar­ 2517 C. C. Road beetle, and fruit trees. FA 2 7928 BUILDEK8, INC. ranged. Sliould sell im­ $7,000 202 Fairmont Dr. mediately at this price. WELlTS DRILLED, PUMPS, FA 2-8074 JOHNNY WALKER, Broker SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 3228457 For Appointment All Types and Rises BEST BUY OF YEARI 1 I FA 2-1301 17-92 at llUwaths We Repair end Service h T I N E New 3 BR, 2 Bath, Air-con­ 2. 3. * 4 BEDROOMS Machinery and Supply Co. ditioned. No Money Downl 1, m , k 2 BATHS 207 W 2nd 81. FA 1-6432 No Clotlng Coital All you THE TIME TESTED FIRM FA 84111 DOWN PAYMENTS FROM need 1* good credit end 119 N. Park Ave Piano Ten tag aod Repair $100 Qualify for F.1I.A. Mort­ LMN ENTERPRISES W L. Harmon — FA 1-4293 la w Monthly Payments gage. Call Builder. Now has Sales Representa­ For Complete Information AL STOLTE—838-5059 29. Automobile Service tives at Crystal Lake Park, See Or Call Your W. on 25th S t, to Lake COHEN RADIATOR SHOP BY OWNER, I bedroom, lte Mery Bird., left o s Bird, to Free inspection, estimates, bath home. One bedroom Lake Mary Fbw Station, pickup, delivery. Recoring has separate entrance, eta SALES BROKER right to Bales Office. 4 It repairs discounted. be rented for Income. Will bouses under construction. 211V9 E. 3rd. 322-3443 trade for smaller place. One 4 Bedroom ready for Shown by appointment. Call Auto Glass, occupancy. As low a i $330 111 N. Park Ave. $22-7174 FA 3 984*. k Seat Covers Down and $84 a month. Ph. SM-3911 or 322-2744 4 BR, 8 Bath CB House. ParkHot Ugglty! We have ridge. *200 Down. 3X2-6911. SUNLAND ESTATES. TRANS­ new C u s t o m bulk FERRED. Will sacrifice homes, 3 and some 4 2 Bit., Fla. room. *100 for 304 W. 2nd 8t. FA 24018 $1800 equity for $200. Take bedrooms, I b a t h , equity, *62 mo. 322-3433. IL L WORK GUARANTEED over FHA mortgage at from $330 to $8,000 $91.7* mo., 8 Bedroom, 1*. Down — Also several liv. rra., beautifully land­ EXPANSIVE, not ex­ scaped. HURRY! 822-2743. pensive, pre-o w a e d Property Management Senknrik Ginas and Paint borne*, one owner, St Sales Broker * FURNISHED k COMPLETE Company FHA and VA. How con 10x45 Spercraft trailer, 2 210 Maguulia Ph FA 9-4823 you mist oa this telecshaded lots, well, septic ton ? Call STEMPER 31. Poultry - Livestock tank; together or separately. Offers fo r your selection Agency, 1919 8. French JOHNNY WALKER, Broker these Beautiful 2, 8, k 4 FA 2-4991. Registered m o d e l Quarter 322-6437 for Appointment Bedroom Horse, 0 yrs old, solid black. For experienced rider. Ph. Lake Mary. New 2 BR., tile 16. Female Help Wanted FA 2 6865. hath. Big lot, chads k c i­ trus. Save) Buy from own­ SECRETARY - RECEPTION­ 31A. Pet* er. 322-6839. IST. Apply in person, Chap­ man Architectural Aria, 101 Beautiful Basset puppies for MUST SACRIFICE! Partly W. 1st. Sanford. aale. Ph. 322-2503. furn. Home, 3 BR, i u baths, Pbooe 323 0591. BEAUTICIAN Wanted. Call 32. Flower* - Shrubs FA 23742, Evenings 2 BR. Home, Study, Itt BLOOMING Roaes on Chero­ FA 2 2435. Baths, large Family Rm. In kee stock. All other kinds good neighborhood; includ­ Colored or while, housekeeper o f Nursery shrubbery and ing sieve, refrig., room airwith drivers license. Live trees. To maka the b*at' borne conditioner, washing m a­ in. 322-9253. Gray Shadow* Nursery buy, see the chine k rugs. Really ter­ 6 311. S. on Sanford Ave. 17. Male Help Wanted rific buy I Monthly pay­ Experienced Newspaper Man ments 883.50. BULBS to handle Public Ralatiooa KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, Exotic Glorioaa, for fast-growing community Inc. KothcbUdlana In Cape Kennedy-OrisndoFA 2-8074 (The Climbing LUy) Daytona Beach Area. Photo­ All size Tubers for Sale TWO 4 BR HOMES graphy helpful. Opportunity Hidden Lake Gorp. Nursery One for immediate occupancy. for youug man to grow with Lake Mary Blvd. Pb. 3224724 80? Highland Ave., Longprogressive, Jong established wood, J Ml. S. an 1742, near If you want people to pay Florida Concern. Send com ­ Longwood Plata. Office PA 8-H18 plete resume salary re­ attention to your business, Night PA 9-8848 LMN ENTERPRISES. quired to: Box M, e /o San­ call FA 2-5612 and ask the IS-0709 In c . ford Herald. All repUea con­ lieraid staff about aome at­ Ph. 838-3911 — 322-2744 8844 Park Dr. ‘in fe r * . Fla fidential tention geijing ads SOUTH W ARD S3. Furniture FHA HOMES 36. AutomobDoa - Tracks '50 Bulck Spec., slnd. trans., runs good. $73. Can be sees across from 3-Points Bait Shop. 3234476. '39 Dodge Coronet V 4 , good cond. Bank finance. $130 cash, pick up 13 pymnts., of $(8.20. 888 Logan Dr., . Longdate area, Longwood, £ off 17-92. *BUYING A NEW er USED CART FINANCE IT WITH Ut • Low Interoet Rates 4 Low Monthly Paymasta FLORIDA STATE BANK 37. Boats • Motor* 16 FT. Cruiser, 33 hp. Evlnrude, equipped, trailer, $50(X 668 5550. Gateway To The Waterway ltobson Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 304-64 E. 1st Ph. FA 84981 14' Crosby Fiberglass boat built on Catamaran style, Never used. Real bargain. 322-1818. , 39. Traitors • Cabanas Cameo 8x40 House trailer, good cond. 3224429. ‘ Spinet Plano, Mahogany, 3 You Name HI Wild Bill will try to find Ut Open 6V4 days yra. old, like new, full keya week. Iward. Coat *900, wlU sell *350. Ph. 322-8219. Elec. Refrigerator, $30. Cir­ culating oil boater, $20. Gas New Gibson chest type freesheater, $15. Ph. 322-9738. er, 578 lb. food capacity. Only *219.30 with trade. GUNS. New 8c Used. Large Dick's Appliance Service, selection. Will trade, Aleo 510 S. Sanford. 322-7658. repali. Tackle sold k re­ paired Osteen Bridge Fish NEW HOME ZIO ZAO Camp A Gun Shop. 1963 M o d e l , monograms, makes buttonholes, sews on 35. Article* Wanted buttons, appliques and blindHitches. Pay *9.80 per WANTEDI Citrus fruit. U r g e month. Ph. 322-9411. or small amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Le* Mane22 FT. Upright Freexer Uke fleld. PA 2-4244. new. *150. 322-3017. 36. AntotnobOen - Tru ck* FANTASTIC ANNIVERSARY SALE SPECIALS! Surplus Bulck Riviera 1033, one owner. Original paint Excellent City, 201 W. 1st St. cond. $130. Ph. 122-9738. Carpet Special! '33 Cadillac Coape de Ville. light blue, full power. Good Mac has THROWN AWAY the buy, $295. 322-949$. Percentage Book. Buy your Carpet or Rugs at 1938 Mercury Sta. wagon, Dealer COST plus *1 par Mereomatic A extras. De­ yard. cent condition, $421. Pbooe 322-3189. ALL FIRST QUALITY LIMITED TIME ! I I TOP RATED MILLS Model T Ford, and Interna­ Call ua for a showing of these tional Van Truck. Seminole fine Carpets In your home. Co. Laundry, 819 W. trd St. Nylon, Acrtlan, All Wool, etc. Hundreds to choose '38 Plymouth VS wagon, auto, from. TERMS! Up to two air, radio. $393. 322-2200 af­ years to Payl ter 8. Carpets A la Carte '36 Plymouth, etd. shift, $193. 1109 E. Colonial Dr. $224888. Orlsndo, Fla. '48 Ford pickup truck, 2015 2414194 Collect or GrapevUle Ave. $85. As la, Leroy C. MscTavlsh, Owner or trade far email car. FA 2-3543 after 6 p.m. FHA John Sauls, Realtor AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. VA - FHA AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Jim Hunt Realty Government O w ned NOTHING VA - FHA Appointed Property - Management & Sales Broker THI ... F / y r < USED CARS 1960 Studebaker Lark 2 - door: standard transmission, estrn clean. One local owner. 1959 Opel 2-Door A real erunomy car at an economical price. 595 395 I960 DODGE PIONEER S* ►1 Year GW Warranty On A ll Used Cars Wide Selection Of New I Pontiacs I960 Volkswagen Pickup Clean inside and out. 1959 Renault Dauphine Completely to gu. reconditioned and ready 995 495 Many More To Choose From, A ll Sold With A 1-Year GW Warranty Jim Hunt Realty k » Lowest Finance Rates ___________________ ________ Reduced To Move! 2-door hardtop: automatic tr a n s .,a power steering, radio and heater. Priced for poopto wha don’t want to pay any more than they ought to I i Wide Choice O f Models 1962 Dodge 880 Hardtop 2-door; power steering and brakes, m I U automatic trana., radio and heater. Very | g clean. Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 HI JT Seminole Co. Motors 1801 W. F ira t HI. 322-0614 • Buicks • Ramblers m dOunphiU MOTORS Ml W. tel. UT. * �4 V n ffo r l F a fs n | m !l DeBary Bridge |Casselberry Board Discusses Drainage Plans Club Plays UTables — Feb. 1«, 1W 4 Lawyers Probing Into Space Law § £ 3 NEW YORK (U PI) — The glowing fragment o f a Soviet sputnik plunged into Lake Michigan early In the morn* Ing o f 8rpU 6, 1962. It raised quite a aplaih. And It raised questions that have Increasingly confounded lawyers as man's activity In space has increased. What would happen If the alssllng chunk o f satellite had hit someone's hcmeT Could he sue fo r 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 o f 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 o f 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 o f 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, i f a ciUten o f 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 o f the government and would prob­ ably use the official investi­ gation o f the accident as the basis o f 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 o f the West. English Estates PTO Sets N ext Meeting By Jane Casselberry Executive board members o f 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 o f C Tal­ ent Show committee, has issued a progress report for the forthcoming All-Seminole Leap Year Talent Show to be held et 0 p. m „ Feb. 29, in the auditorium o f 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 o f 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 o f bad Judg­ ment, rather than a lack o f 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 o f a rocket under bad weather rendition*. The accident likely would be ruled the result o f bad Judgment, not bad rocketry. The law shields the govern­ ment from accidents which occur outside the beundarle* o f 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 o f the United Nations adopted a declaration o f 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 o f 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 o f 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, "fo r 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 PARU ER ~ OWNER OPEN 5 DAYS WEEK NAS PutOn Alert' For Admiral Who Landed Somewhere Else A SLEEPY CLOWN, one-year-old Terry hns hud enough of Mitrtli Grits und is sl eepi ng o n his mother’s shoulder during the Cnmival cele­ bration in New Orleans. Mrs. Benny Hubs and her son were among the hundreds o f 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 IN IGA POOD MARKET BLDG. “Your Business Appreciated** 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. Seminole Club To Give Comedy After waiting a frw min utes, they were told the plans did not materialize. The ndniiral had made a Uniting at another spot. Admiral Pirie Is a familiar figure in the Sanford area. He had last been here In November, 1961, for the ninth annual Bombing Derby. Die admiral is a prime barker of the local Naval fa­ cility. helping to keep it one o f the major installations In the Navy’s operations. 00 50 $ I TRA D E-IN on your old f | | ! FU RN ACE with purchnse o f n new CHRYSLER A IRTEM P — FROM — S e m i n o l e High School Dramatlca Club, under the direction o f 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 A ir 0 $145 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 (U PI) — When It came to giving away cantaloupes, Ilillia Sol Eites was bipartisan. Part o f the Texas farm ty­ coon's 70 to 100-name "canta­ loupe Hat” Is in the hands o f 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. 439 —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 o f a House government operations subcommittee comprise thoso government officials w h o s e thank-you n o t e * were In Estes' file*. PARK & TILFORD Extra Dry GIN VODKA Filtered' • IT ’S Easy to redecorate today with 3 19 BLACKS jSchenleij RESERVE I!LEND REGULAR OK LIGHT IMPORTED SCOTCH McQuade Reg. 7.16 — U.M Caee Mono Cote" 11 Colon DHm la MtaatM to • lovely, washable flat finish HILL U I V .M f T . 5 .3 9 HIRAM 90 3 W A LKER I GAL. LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO, F A 2-S&81 86 PROOF BLENDED WHISKY R EG EN T 2 .9 9 $399 Reg. 5.29— 43.75 Cate *10 FULL QUART ai s2 .9 9 .'15.88 ( W BEER CASE 24 12 OZ. + DEI*. M A RTIN I & ROSSI ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE HOM E OF TH E KING SIZED HI-BALL III (lOSING J9 i OPINING IMPORTED ITALIAN CUIANTI GALLON JUG 20% CALIFORNIA DESSERT W INES DRY GIN Reg. 4 J M U I Case Reg. 4.50 Reg. 2.M5 1V( DAT Of NITl StOO A . M. • « :3 0 P. M. (CLOSED TU E SD A YS) Twelve tables were in play at Tuesday afternoon’s meet­ ing o f the DcRary Duplicate Bridge Club In the Fire Recre­ ation Hall. (Jamea were direct­ ed by Mr*. O o r g e Pearsall. Winner* were NS, first.' Mr*. Myrtl* Dunnebacke and Mr*. Louise Middleton; sec­ ond, Mr. and 3tr*. George Pearsall; third, Mr*. R. W. Ackerman and George Dickie and fourth, Mr*. Mlntn Mor­ 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 The Sanford Naval Air Mrs. Elsa Unklea and fourth, | Station had an “ alert” Wed­ Mrs. Myron Acrardi and Mrs. nesday noon but it had noth­ George Croake. Sirs. Driver and Stevens ing to do with the Cuban sit­ played a 71 per cent average uation. gsine. Seems the ba»e personnel Announcement h i s b e e n had been told Vice Admiral made that the DeBary Freez- Robert Burns Pirle (ret), ette baa donated two dinners former deputy chief of Nav­ which will be awarded the to­ al operations (air), was, to tal high score winner for the visit the base. month o f February. Area newsmen were noti­ fied. All sped to Die base. They were met by Navy per­ sonnel, who escorted them to the expected arrival point. PARK & TILFORD j LA KE M ARY BARBER SHOP ment and on a new one-ton panel truck for the fire de­ partment were turned over to the respective chiefs for consideration and study be­ fore award* are nnnoun<t-d. Purchase* were authorized for materials to make needed sign post* and to Install a culvert on Quintuplet Driv* at Winter Pnrk Drive. The attorney was instruct­ ed to prepare ordinances for presentation at the next meeting on adoption of an occupational l i c e n s e fee schedule and adoption of building requirements a* set forth in the county building code. Long term planning for engineers give consideration solution to the major prob­ to the problem and submit lem o f drainage In the town specifications needed to cor­ o f Casselberry was discussed rect It. Engineer*. In turn, at this week's meeting o f the would be given the privilege Board of Alderman. o f bidding on the overall job. An impression and digest McIntosh, authorized to report, as requested from County Engineer BUI Bush e o n t a c t area engineering and County Superintendent firms on the suggestion, ad­ o f Roads J. C. lavender, was vised that It probably would presented by Attorney Ken­ take some tin days before surneth McIntosh and reviewed i vey report* are ready for by the board. Tha report sug­ j submission to the board. Opened bid* on a new pagested that the town request not less than three qualified Itrol ear for the police depart- St A l. B A AA V O C A H A P i AN C l u e ( I 't I t s A l K N< ( O l K I t 11 49 O' O i l ) I A I 1 Ok Ol O Ij R a NO (j AO Bl * l k L> W Mi I | -I O il) l . Port — Sherry — Muscatel White Port — Pale Dry Sherry *4.29 Full Gal. Vi ffft �* (Eh? m n t ld Z ip Code 32771 9 # WEATHER: Drizzle today nntl colder tonight; cloudy Suturdny; high todny in 70a; low tonight in oOa. VOL. 56 • 9 • ♦ » • • • Jim had been told earlier 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. • • CHECKING OVER items nt thu Central Florida Experiment Station dur­ ing the annual Field Day Thursday are these scientists and interested agricultural officials. At top they are analyzing the growth of a new vege­ table crop. From left are I)r. It. 11 Forbes, Dr. \V. T. Scudder, Dr. J. \V. 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 on Tape 12.) (Herald Photos) • • • • 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 P D —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- dtp o f Iamgwood a$ tha City 9 m Daws was Inducted nto ment to Uje U. S. Nava) Bu “ J^Vta. Wine Nimlshed f o fk f the membership of the San­ at 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 o f water and City officials say up to four nies o f Orlundo for evaluation Biddy Basketball league will head for the big huso som e­ million gallon* a day can be and recommendation. be played Saturday morning time Saturday. spured for the ’Gitmo base. Submitting bids were Amiek 0 at Seminole High. Sanford At­ He said th* ship "is only Castro shut o ff 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 o f 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 o ff until fucc state churgcs o f pouching providing grading and drainChinese luncheon at the SanTuesday a hearing on u Cape fish. ure. f j ford Naval Academy Included Kennedy labor dispute when President Lyndon Johnson An order for tho plaque for % shrimp and beef egg rolls, attorneys for the two sides said the base will lie made the city ball cornerstone was chop sury with moodies and said an agreement might be self-sufficient und a big plunt awarded to Stokes Monument rice, fortune cookies plus ap­ near. to convert salt to fresh water Conipuny. Wednesday was set ple and cherry frue fries. Attorneys for the National will he built there. us the date for moving into ' Coolie hats and jackets wx>rn Board the new building. by the mess boys were pro­ Labor R e l a t i o n s (NLRB) and Railroad Tele­ A request for wire for fenc­ vided by Chung King. graphers agreed informally • • • ing at the bull park was re­ Candy Striper* of Seminole there would lie no picketing ferred to the building, parks Memorial Hospital will *pon- pending the return to court 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 at 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 "W e 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 K H IK '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 "g o 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 ut 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 agreement,” said House the "Malson Blanche level doverleaf intersection. PUte. |Lane. haa become a malson ranch." First Tanker Loads W ater For 'Gitmo Water Study Is Discussed Cape Hearing To Be Tuesday Mediator Seeks To Avert Strike There was monkey budnews Thursday afternoon at Ike Sanford Z w . 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 a w attendant, Jrerr Thompson, separated the combatants and the ana re­ turned to It* normal sounds of various animals railing in each other. 14 , HW4 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A NO. 126 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 P I)-T lic seeks to enter tho United a button later this month and Board of Control designated States. blast th* first hole for the 30 acre* o f 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 Good loo 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 (U PI) — 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 rett­ 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 James 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 James 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 cbm with 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 Hoffa and five other men seeking (he nomination, Mar­ Force. Ho later headed the Acta of vandalism to car* have been on trial here nearly garet Chase Smith of Maine, 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 "co r­ 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 1901, anil commander of the mobile left there. a meeting lietwcen U.S. Dis­ Orlando. with Die management, busi­ trict Judge William E. Miller The event, planned for 10 a. organization last Jan. 2. ness and editorial personnel and a Nashville insurance m Feb 28 will mark the start 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 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. Monitor plant. By Doans Kites A. R. Lornunn, president of 'ca=*o «t«5 a o a l the Seminole County Board of ,0*=«oad5S! '■ a i o s s s s r o ' MIAMI BEACH (U PI) — Realtnri, has announced that George, John, Ringo and Paul a dinner meeting of executive tf] went sunning today, four Bea­ board members will lie held 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, today hy Frank Finch, chair-1 niotoh lii' this' whiter re­ program chairman, will in­ mail o f the Sanfiud-Heiidnole sort, thu quartet o f young troduce Robert Brown, Sem­ 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. 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 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 Patrick Commander • Monkey Fur Flies At Zoo FEBRUARY Toy Gun Hurts 7 • 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 llw y. 17-92. • F i ll., Tax Outlook 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 E sta b lish ed 1U08 Barge Canal Start Set This Month 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 front lawn of Cecil Tucker's home. The goat is now back in the possession of JayCcc president Jim Smith. United Press leased Wire To Address C. Of C. Blast Probed Barry Pocky Attack LBJ 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, "M y 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). U. S. Rests Case Against Hoffa Six At School Cars Damaged Milwee To Head ETV Delegation Dog Depository Fertilizer Sale Set For Feb. 22 Four Beatles In The Sun Realty Board Meets Monday Cocktails are always better when enjoyed at the unique and friendly CA KIBE LOUNGE They Lick Their Chops For Oscars, Emmys 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 "E m m y” award* of the animal king­ dom include four dogs, three horses, a raven, a Jaguar and De-Salter —Mister Ed. hone Ut "M is­ ter E d" (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 Y ear"; In tel­ evision, "Performing Animal Television Mat o f the Year.” Ravenna Park Grand Opening Gulu Grund Opening o f (he new third Me­ llon o f 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 o f the Shoemaker firm , ita sales agent, Stenstrom Iteulty, und o f the Florida Power und Light Company w ill lie present to welcome visitora for Ihe Grand Opening. The event in featured in a supplemental section o f today'a Sanford Herald. Enjoy. . . “MUSIC ON THE HOUSE” Every Friday Night Compliments o f the Management PACKAGE GOODS A T POPULAR PRICES Fifth Annual Art Exhibit Featured Sunday At Civic Center * * j. ... •» � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 13, 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/8dd6cbf789782703a1f5710350d99107.pdf e94441fc6f4c9c763696938da3f5c81b PDF Text Text De Gaulle Prepared To Pay Double Price For Red itroke that could alter the llvered a stinging protest to French officials said Dr in International affair*. denunciations from PARIS (UPI) — French risk F r a n c e ' * announcement balance of power in Asia, I)e Ute French Foreign Office, President Charles de Gaulle Washington and a possible Gaulle is convinced his action today waa reported content to break with Nationalist China was correct rrgardlcs* of that it would establish diplo­ (iaullo apparently aimed at charging France with an ” unos the price for recognizing possible repercussions in the matic relations with Peking taking over Western leader* friendly act." But the first Western alliance and from caused widespread reaction *hlp in the Far Fast from the Nationalist reaction did not Red China. across the world and opened United States and restoring include a break in relations. The p r o u d , 73-ycar-oid Nationalist China. Uie way for an end to the 15- some of France’s old gran­ French sources were inclin­ A primary motive behind French leader characteristi­ ed to believe that President deur. cally kept silent about his De Gaulle's decision to rec­ year Isolation of Mao TzeOfficials said De Gaulle, In Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist tung's regime. The decision, ognize Red China, many dip­ move toward Peking. He has making the move, was pre­ scheduled a formal ncwi con­ lomats here believed, was to known for some time, was an­ pared for an open breach with The Denary Concert Or­ ference for Friday to tell his demonstrate France's Inde­ nounced officially Monday. the Nationalist Chinese. pendence of the United State* In the bold and Independent chestra presented a benefit The Nationalist Chinese performance for the Denary charge d'affaires in Paris deDynatronics, Inc., local Community Center Kitchen aerospace elecironica firm, Fund laat Friday a t the Com­ has entered the European ex­ munity Center. Roger Caslnl port market with an M5.000 directed and Theresa Kupcct contract with a West German waa the accompanist. Robert agency, Parker C. S. Williams, general research N. McGee waa baritone aoloPainter, president, announced chairman of the Seminole today. 1st. H o w a r d Bharp, business Band parents association, to­ The contract Is for purchase manager, introduced the form­ day announced there will tie of a pulse code modulation e r playcra and gucata and two serving lines at this year’s decorum illation system to be tha new membera who ehlrkrn barbrque Saturday delivered in mid-March. The Joined the orchestra. evening a t the Elks Club. equipment, to be used for Following Malotto’a “Bong One line will tie for those electronic data processing, of the Open Road,*' Robert who wish to cat at the club was designed and developed McGee sang, "Passing By” by and the second line will be by Dynatronics. Edward Persall for an encore. for take-out orders. The system. Painter said, The orchestra played several Assisting with the harbeque will play a noteworthy role well known selections and the preparations arc K. W. Avc- in furthering West German score for "Largo AIFacto. nel, food purchases; Mr. and telemetry research programs. Mrs. N. E. Leach, tickets; turn,” by Roislnl, waa trana. German Cattle Mrs. Howsrd Gordie, public­ eribed from the original by About 40 per cent of all ity, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roger Caslnl, with vocal se­ rnttle In West Germany were Jones, clean-up. lections by McGee. Chefs for the occasion will affected by tuberculosis in The closing number, “The be K. II. Case. H. E. Berry- 1052. An eradication program Only Girl" by Herbert, was MUSIC STUDENTS nt South Seminole Junior High use tho lmnd room hill, Roy Green, AvcncJ, C. started then hns rendered • medley that was sparkling in tho school’s new music building which was recently completed. The S. Williams, J. J. Drum and these cattle 00.9 per rent free In Its presentation by tha building also hns a choral room plus an office. (Herald Photo) of the disease. Clsude Bomgardncr. orchestra. Orchestra Plays For Benefit I Dynatronics In European Mart Band Barbecue Flans Announced country to establish tics with i ties with both Chinese govPeking without having to ■ernments. break with the Nationalists. The United StaUs was re ­ ported to have urged Taipei to retain its consular tic*. Informed sources said the Chinese Beds jipparenily dropped earlier insistence By Donna Estes that France should break with St. Richard's Council 5337 the Nationalist* If It wanted ' was host for a District Four relation* with Peking. | meeting of the Knights of The source* added, how | Columbus last week at Ihr KC ever, that there appeared to i Halt on Oak Avenue In San­ be no firm deal under which ford. Paris could maintain formal Thirty-five, officers of tha three councils comprising tha district, which Includes Monsignor Bishop Council 2H2. Our Lady of the Lakes Conn cil 5150, both of Orlando, and St. Richard's Council, attend­ ed the meeting. A review of accomplish­ ments over the past half-year and plans for the remaining half-year was the main topic of discussion. Officiating was William Joyce of Orlando, district deputy, who was as­ sisted by Joseph Martin, dis­ trict warden. Other state officers present were William Baggicy, state EIGHT MEMBERS of Heavy Attnck Squadron couucil activities chairman of 1, of Sanford Naval Air Station, now deployed Father Maher Council CIS, airoard the USS Independence in the Mediter­ Jacksonville; George Ray, ranean, were promoted iu rank recently. From the left: Jim Hargis, Edwin Nilsson, Paul Bunk­ state Catholic activities chair­ man of Our Lady of the Lake* er. Stanley Radzicwicz, Chester Cummings, Council and John llago. state John Guenther, Douglas Dcsabrais and Charles public relations chairman and Orbccky. (Navy Photo) grand knight of Council 5150. government on F o r m o u eventually would break with Pari*. A statement by Chiang’* regime in Taipei warned of “serious conse­ quence*." Both Nationalist China and tiie Peking regime reject the "two China*" theory and heretofore have insisted that other nations maintain rela­ tions only with one of the Chinese regime*. If the Chiang government doe* not icvcr relation* with Paris, France will be the first KC Meeting Held Here Things to Shop for - Here at Home Shown nbova in Mra. Bonnie Tomlinson, Sales Representative of Dirk’s Appliance Service, 510 Sanford Avc. Sho is demonstrating the new Gibnon & Speed Queen lines now bandied by Dick’s Appliance Service. Tltoy also huvo a complcto Service Dept, for all major appliances. A cull to 322-7668 will bring you Speedy Scrvico. (Adv.) Shown nlKive in Mnry-KHthcrs, "venturing fashions Just fo r io u ■» Mrs. Rolicrt Harvey (Harbin), wearing n limo green silk cre|>c by Mr. Mort. The loveliest Lndy in the Easter Parade. Select your Easter outfit early, nt Mary-E.vther’s. He sure and plan to attend the Hootenanny a t the Jui Alai Fronton, sponsored by Seminole Heart Fund, Feb. 2, 2:30 p.m. (Adv.) David Grimm, Mntinger of tlio Sanford Scars Catalog Sales Store, is showing a 17 cu. ft. Chest Type Freezer in the New Coppertone finish. Tho freezer is avnllublo immediately from the local store and is priced at only $207.00 Delivered & Installed. Thcro is no Down Payment nnd Montldy Payments are only $9.50 per month. (Adv.) Johnny Davis, Soles Representative for Cowan’a, is showing Roy Buxzell of VAH-11 Sanford N.A.S., some of the Beautiful New Spring styles in Van Heusen Shirts. The very popular Dresa S hirt with short sleeves is available a t Cowan’s in whites, solids and stripes at $5.00 each. (Adv.) This comfortable, charming Early Americau suite is on displuy in Mather’s window. Early American comprises approximately 1/3 of M ather’s huge stock of furniture. Their employees ure all enthusiastic about his big deportment, with the country’s finest manufacturers rep* resented. They invite you to come In and browse around. (Adv.) Pictured above i* Mr*. Lavina Allender. Fenney’a Sale* Representative u ladiea ready to wear Dept. Mrs. AUendcr is showing Mrs. Alfred Stanloy a new pink cotton A line dress featured a t only $7.95. The customer, Mrs. Stanley, is holding an $8.95 arnel Jersey wash and wear, sheath dre“ ________________ (Adv.) i �/> ■ She ^aufurii Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Fair nnd cool with hiph of 65 today; low tonight 45-55; warmer Thursday. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED.. JANUARY 29, 1964 SANFORD. FLORIDA VOL. 56 NO. 114 Dearborn To Resume Operations We’ve had several calls about when rales would be in­ creased if Sanford area tele­ phone subscribers approved the proposed metropolitan telephone system. Cliff MeKibbln, chairman of the metro phone committee of Semi­ nole's Chamber of Commerce, said new rates would not go into effect until the system went Into operation. “ That'll be some 15 months from now," says Southern Bell's The 19G-I Heart Fund cam ­ Mrs. Loretta Munson and Bob Bob Shedden. paign In Seminole County and Dodd, who said that tickets • • • PcUary kicked off at a meet­ have been distributed to all Vernon Dunn, former county ing at Rose and Wilk’s Res­ senior and junior high schools commissioner who has pro­ taurant of American. Florida and are now on sale at Uouposed pay hike* for commiss­ and local Heart Council mem­ millat and Anderson drug­ ioners, asks why surrounding bers ami w-orkers. store. eounUcs pay their commitsMrs. George Mills. 1964 The local group was heart­ lowers from three to four ened by the presence of Ray Heart Sunday chairman for times the figure received by Saunders, southeast regional Seminole County, introduces! Seminole lawmakers. He also consultant for the American a number of Heart Sunday says that since January ol Heart Association, who spoke captains, Mrs. Lewis Tammy. 1959 there have been nine new on the reason "H eart" con­ Mrs. James McKee, Mrs. J. commissioners serving on the ducts a separate campaign C. Lavender, Mrs. Virginia board and apparently there drive, and showed film ohd Poovey and Mrs. Ed Yar­ will be three more next Jan ­ tape previews of radio and borough. uary. "Why?" asks Dunn. The Heart Fund Bowling television announcements that • • • will soon be heard across the benefit to be held at Jet Lanes during February was describ­ We were amused when nation. Present for the meeting, re­ ed by Mrs. Myron Accardi. of County Commissioner Lee Gary, during Tuesday’s dis­ presenting the state organiza­ DeBary, chairman. Boh Dodd reported that cussion of psv raises for com­ tion, was Ernest Southward, missioners, said, " l knew of Sanford, chairman of the Mayfair Golf Course has what the job paid when 1 board of Florida Heart Asso­ agreed to enter the state-wide “ llole-in-One" tournament for ran for it." I.atcr Gary re­ ciation. Dr. Luis Perez, of Sanford, Heart Feb. 22-23 and it Is ex­ marked. *'l'U admit 1 didn’t anticipate it would take so member of the board of Flor­ pected that the other courses ida Heart, spoke briefly to in Seminole County will join much of my tim e." the group on “ Heart Is My thr tournament soon. • • • The annual Queen of Hearts County school boss R. T. Cause Because." Reports were made by Skate Show at Melodrc Rink Mil wee is doubling as a tal­ committee of is scheduled for March 1 with ent scout these days, lie's Hootenanny eight Heart Queen contest­ enlisting performers for the ants signed up. The theme variety sltow. Mar. 13, being this year will he "Showboat", planned by the Lyman High Shoaly Best, rink owner, an ­ PTA. His son, Tom, Is a Ly­ nounced. man junior and Ray ii a Coffee Day plans, under the member of the PTA. chairmanship of Dr. Maria • • • WASHINGTON (UPI) — Perez, are going forward and One clock watcher asks that since Lake Ada is such an | llifilier prices for food and further announcements about ideal aite for a school why | housing raised the nation's this wilt lie made later, I)r. doesn't the county school living costs to an all-time Perez said. board consider using part ol peak i t December, the gov­ it for a combined junior col­ ernm ent disclosed today. The M t r Department said lege and a vocations! school. “ We Imagine the school board Itt c c f i m w print would like to do something (CPI) dUftfcod by like this. It won’t be loo long, of one per cent last month h anyway, before public school reach 107.8 per cent ol aver, systems will add two more age 1957-59 prices. Southern Bril telephone This meant that it took (Subscriber* in the Oviedo area grades. $10.76 to buy the same g'lods (int-ludinir ChUluotal will be • • • Tlte Melbourne Daily Times and services that $10 could able to rail utmost .10,000 ad­ says editorially, “ We predict­ buy a few years ago. ditional telephone* in the It was only the third (line Winter I'nrk area after 2 a.in. ed months ago it would be more political than logical In the past to years that tin- Sunday, it was announced to­ when the decision was made." index went up in December. day by Bolt Shedden, area The 1.7 per cent rise from Tlio Times was talking about group manager for Southern tlte chosen university site. Of tile previous December in the Bell. course, The Times wanted it consumer price level wav the Last • minute testing by In Brevard. And, the news­ largest In five years. Southern Bell and Winter Sharp increases were re­ paper proposes that Brevard Park Telephone Company Veep fighting for the school. ported In prices for fresh technician* is now being com­ vegetables, sugar and randy “ The Board of Education," it pleted over the more than saya, ''still makes the final together with home owner 7'a miles of new intcr-offiro costs and housekeeping ex­ choice." ralde installed for the change­ penses. • • • over by both companies. Public transportation, gaso­ Harold Logan of L.M.N. En­ With the completion of the line and movie admissions al­ terprises, who sold so many Oviedo-Winter Purk telephone so cost more last month. homes at Tee 'n Green Es­ hookup, Oviedo subscribers tates has literally put himself will he able to rnako - local out of business, says plans calls to a total of approxi­ are in the mill for another 1-ODt, Italy (LTI) - An mately 150,000 telephones. big expansion which will pro­ Italian Judge ruled Monday Ovirilo subscribers have al­ vide more payrolls for Semi­ that pictures of Elizabeth Tay­ ready been provided with tele­ nole County. lor used In advertisements phone directories containing • • • for the film ‘Ucopatra" vio­ Winter Park listings, Shedden Gert Schmidt, Board of late an Italian law. said Control member, said at. the last Orlando meeting he hopes “ someone will explain to me before 1 leave office the meaning of the word ‘lioundocks.' “ For Schmidt's in­ formation. It isn't in Web­ ster's dictionary. • • • For the clock watcher who wunled to know who compris­ ed the Board of Education, here they arc: Gov. Farris Bryant. Atty. Gen. Jam es Hynes, See. of Stale Tom Adams, Stale Treasurer J. Edwin Larson and State School Supt. Tlwmas Bailey. • • • Somebody snatched a bike belonging to Earl Higginboth­ am Jr., the Sanford commiss­ ioner's son. Police found the bike at 25th and Sanford . . pronto! Bulletin Meeting Kicks Off MOSCOW (U PI) — A So­ viet jet fighter Tuesday forces! down a Jet trainer 62 miles inside Hast Ger­ many and Uie bodies of all three American a i r m e n ahoard were later found In the wreckage, the official news agency Tass said to­ night. Heart Fund Drive >B t Living Costs At All-Time High Liz Illegal A Ry Julian ftlenstrnm WINTER P A R K - Benjamin Naven, Chicago industralist ami chairman of the hoard of Dearborn Electronic Laborslorics, Inc., said at noon to­ day that the firm is making every effort to resume ope­ rations a* near as possible to the location of the plant de­ stroyed last Monday by fire. Naven. appearing at a press J E I M \V lIE A T L A N D . conference here, stated that daughter of Mr. nml he did not know Uie origin Mm. P. \Y. Wheatland, of rumors that tlie firm had of Monroe Roatl and anticipated a move lo Cali­ winner of the recent WIESBADEN. G e r m a n y fornia. lie said “ if operations March of Dimes HooL (U P I)—A high-ranking If. S. can be resumed the firm enunny, will be a con­ Air Forrc officer said todoy would be situated in this lo­ testant in the Central Communist Jet fighters "prob­ cality (o lake full advantage Florida Amateur Folk ably shot down" an unurmed of the trained employes. Contest during inter­ American Jet training piano F. X. Dorigan, executive mission of the Heart with thtco men aboard after it vice president and general Association Hootenan­ strayed into Communist East manager of the Drartiorn lab­ ny at 2:20 p.m. Sun­ Germany. oratory on U. S. Highway 17Tlie Soviet Embassy in East I 92. said that the cause ol the day at the Jai Alai Beilin said Russian military fire had not been pinpointed. fronton. (Gassntan Photo) representatives will begin "im­ However, iic did Indicate Uiat mediate contacts" with the U. the blaze may have started in 5. military mission in Potsdam the ceiling area and due lo to determine what happened some of the air conditioning to tho T.TJ jet und the three and air filtering devices. The officers who were aboard when fire was so well underway by it disappeared. the time it was discovered A spokesman for the Soviet it was Impossible to bring it Embassy said he knew nothing j under control. ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) — about the fute of the missing Naven estimated the dam ­ age to the building at approx­ Turkey todny considered mili­ plane. "The organa of the Soviet imately 97 per cent of its tary intervention in tin* de­ armed forces nt present •ra­ total value, placing the loss teriorating Cyprus crisis tioned in the German Demo­ at better than $400,000 In ad­ which is disrupting NATO cratic Republic will take up dition, equipment damage has unity nnd endangering pence immediutu contact with tlie U. been estimated In a range be­ 6 . m i s s i o n m Potsdam to elar- tween $250,000 and Siioo.ooo, in the Mediterranean. The Turkish government ify this m atter," the spokes- and the same figure lias been placed on the loss of inven­ nu n awid. raid ft m i cnlttfng Ape Cjr* A gpokaanun for tin, a sst tory. Much of the test and re­ pztis nesca talk* In ■London, German foreign ministry suid, search equipment, on wVilch and Premier lau.et Inouu "We knew nothing about Hits no price tag can be placed, is in addition lo the Josses. warned Turkey might send case. Doriyan revealed (hat Uie 'Die Soviet statement wus in troops to Cyprus if fighting erupts again between Turkish reply to a demand for infor­ plant, as well as Us opera­ mation filed by the U. S. Em- tion, was as well Insund as and Greek Cypriots. Tlie NATO partners of Tur­ bnssy in Bonn with (lie four- possible. He said Uiat (lie key and Greece consulted on power Berlin air safety renter firm carried fire, occupancy a Britisli proposal for a multi and the Soviet militaiy head and business interruption cov­ erage. nntionnl police force for the i|uaitera in East Germany. As to when a decision will embattled island republic a* lie made regarding resump­ both Ankara ami Athens step­ tion of operation, Naven de­ ped up military preparations. clared no one knows, lie In Cyprus, the leader of the pointed out (lie Immediate Turkish community accused problem is to fill the orders President Arhblshop Makarius CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) now on the books for defense of secretly seeking Soviet — Hie Army Corps of Engi­ and space product* for Army, help against any Turkish in­ neer* announced todny it had Naval, NASA and Atomic vasion. Mukarina himself tour­ signed a $8,201,600 contract Energy Commission require­ ed the countryside to calm for construction of u central ments. fear* caused by reports in instrumentation facility fur Dorigan staled if facilities Athens that Turkey is prepar­ handling electronic data gath­ in this area could lie found to ing an invasion. ered in rocket launching*. enable Hie company to uUlize The facility will consist of its present work force it a central Instrumentation might tie possible to get into building and an operations operation within a couple of WASHINGTON (UPI) - building, to bo rnnstrorted in weeks. The problem In relo­ Tlie 16 U. S. Public Health Hie Merritt Island Launch cating, he declared, U finding facilities with adequate humi­ Service hospitals and 50 gov­ Area. Tint runtrart was awarded dity control and an air filter­ ernment-run Indian hospitals will no longer accept free to Blount Construction Co. of ing system, lie added 1/ operations cannot lie resumed in cigarettes for patients. 1Montgomery, Ala. about six months, the local plant might as well tic con­ sidered out of business. ★ ★ ★ Plane Believed Downed By East German Reds Turks Threaten Cyprus Attack $6 Million Cape Contract Let lJan Free Smokes Young Tarzan Up The Palm Xoliodr know* how fouryear-old Muiiiw Johnston managed to get nome 21) feet up a palni tree at hia home T undaj afternoon. But thr fart i* lie got there and thr Sanford Fire De­ partment had lo be sum­ moned lo rr»rue the young­ ster. Eugene Use* at 210 West lSlh Street with hia par* enta. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Johnston. One fireman said this morning that "if ha climbed up thrre he sure had to work at it.** Coffee Club Seminole Memorial Hospital will host Thursday morning's meeting of the Saininolt Coun. ty Chamber of Commerce Cof­ fee Club. The affair gets un­ der way at 10 a.m. Coffee and Doughnuts will be served in the newly decorated employes' dining room. Firm Head Denies Plans To Move Unit Too Far Loft TITLE T) THE Woodruff Building and u check for $60,<»o exchanged hands this morning when the City] gf Sanford purchased the First and Purk balding to mukc room for a iwrking lot. W. H. Kemper. of the Stemper agency, rep­ resented! the sellers. Dr. Ralph G. Woodruff, Cast Your Knglishtown, N. J.; Dr. Harry S. Woodruff, Sanford, and Mrs. Christine Stoudemire War­ den, of California. Pictured from the left: t a r ­ ing Burgess, executive vice president of Florida State Bank; Mayor A. L. Wilson, Stemper and Henry Tuinm, City finance director. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A man named Eisenhower eited Linden Johnson Tuesday for going too far lo the left. To be more specific, police offi­ cer S. P. Eisenhower gave motorist linden Johnson a t-affle ticket for making an illegal left turn. ‘DRAIN BOWL’ team of Seminole High School will host that of Lnkcvicvv High, Winter Garden, nt 7:110 p.m. Thurstlny nt tlie SHS auditorium. SHS won its first meet with Leesburg. Front the left, the girls ore Carol Ox­ ford, Barbara Bolgcr and Susie llalhnek.. The boys are Ron Goerss, Jim Thomson, D our Firestone, Charles Hunter, Steve Hnssett, Joel Fehd and Rill Stemper. (Herald Photo) Housewife Killed In Five-Point Accident Mr*. Geneva Ragan, 3t, , reported lli.it Mr*. Ragan am! of the Longwood • Markham j her husband, John Ragan, 63, Road, was killed instantly in j were proceeding lo a garage an automobile collision at 8:30 this morning at Five to have their car brakes re­ I’oints. Site was Seminole paired when the accident oc­ County’s second traffic fata­ curred. Mr*. Ragan was thrown from her ear. lity of 1964. The Trooper said Mrs. Ra­ Trooper Tommy Tomlinson gan, leaving SR 427, was un­ able to stop and pulled onto Highway 171*2 when her car collided willi an automobile driven ly Mrs. Marilyn Turn­ er, 210 West 17tli Slrcel. Mrs. Ragan was dead on arrival at Scmtnolo .Memorial Hos­ pital. Coroner Hugh Duncan ruled DELAND (UPI) — Stetson University has discontinued that Mrs. Ragan's death was (lie sale of all forms of toba­ caused by a broken neck ami cco on campus, Prrsidonl J. Ollie Edmunds announced to­ day. M W A ... BRIEFS Tobacco Banned Author Dies SARASOTA (UPI) — Author George Sumner Albce died of an apparent heart ailment here Tuesday at the age of 58. Funeral arrangements were Incomplete. Heavy Fighting VIENTIANE, I-a os (U P D llcavy fighting lias broken out in central Laos involving Com­ munist, neutralist and rightwing forces, neutralist and rightwlng military commun­ ique reported today. No Big Rush PARIS (UPI) — President Charles <Ie Gaulle will (akc his time before deciding whether (o back Communist Chinn’s hid for a seat in tlie United Nations, government sources said today. Rescue Flight LEOPOLDVILLE (UPI) — A United Nations hellropler rescue (cam was dispatched today to rescue five Ameri­ can missionaries and five of their children from an area threatened by Communist led Congolese terrorists. Killer Jailed I .OS ANGELES (UPI) — A retired carpenter J o s e p h Lewis, 72, who admitted strangling hi* 70-year-old wife and sealing her body behind a pnstered bedroom wall must spend from five years to life in prison for tlie crime. Testimony Near JACKSON. Miss (UPI) — Testimony Is expecled to be­ gin late today following com­ pletion of a Jury in the trial of Byron De La Beckwith, a white man charged with tho ambush slaying of Negro leader Medgar Evers. Ike Pitches In DETROIT (U PI) - Form­ er President Dwight I). Eis­ enhower, leaving the warmth of his winter home m Palm Springs, Calif., to enter the political arena again, planned lo spend today helping .Mich­ igan Republican* raise money fur their 1961 campaign. Leaders Meet an effort to solve a racial ATLANTA (UPI) - White and Negro leaders meet to­ day in an effort to solve a racial dispute that has result­ ed In picketing, mass arrests | and scattered Incidents of vio­ lence during the past four days. Forced Out LAWTEY (UPI) — Robert Scott, (he first Negro ever elected to public office here h is resigned from the town council because of repealed 1 threat* on hli life. Slate Probers To Operate In Secret TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Legislative Investigating Committee disclosed today that it will o|>ernte In secret In order lo protect the reputa­ tion of persona under scrutiny ns por.-ibla homosexual* or subversives. The committer, at ita first public meeting since u new rlmirninu was elected lo suc­ ceed Sen. Charley Johns of Stnrkn and a new staff hired, said it would rather be criti­ cized for secrclivencss than for falsely accusing soma innocent person. In ita first officiul recom­ mendation of legislation since it wan reorganized last year, the committee p r o p o u n d a strict law requiring finger­ printing of every elate official und employe, including legis­ lators. To show their confidence, Chairman Richard Mitchell, Tullnlinssee, and his fellow eonimltln mrmbcia lined up to tinvo their fingerprint* taken in (he middle of tlie meeting nnd dispatched to the Fill in Washington for review. Florida has fingerprinted thousand* of it* stutu em­ ployes under an adminislrolive requirement adopted by the governor and cabinet, and sumo comity school hoards re­ quire U-ucliur* to lie finger­ printed. due to her own negligence. Gramkow Funeral Home, is in charge of arrangements, re­ ported Mr. ami Mrs. nagan were married only a month ago. Mrs. Ragan also Is sur­ vived by four children, Jam es S. Jr., Ronald Joe, Vermin Ray and Shirley Gene Wag­ ner. Saturn-1 Blasts Off As First Of Doubleheader CAPE KENNEDY (U P I)— The United States, opening a two-day doublehender, todny launched its mighty Suturn-1 rocket in an attem pt to orbit » "flying Junkplle" as tha world's heaviest satellite. The 16-stnry tall Saturn-1, forerunner of rockcta deatiu. ed to take U. 8. astronaut* to the moon this decade, lifted from a massive c o n c r e t e launching pad a t 11:25 a. m. E8T. 8rlenti»t* hoped to send the rocket'a entire second stago-K4 feet and 37,700 pound* of nose cone, burned out rocket easing and sand ballast—Into an or­ bit ranging from 180 to perImp* 400 mile* above earth. It would ha the heaviest satellite ever launched since tha best Soviet Union has sc. romplishrd is estimated a t about 15,000 pounds. U also would he itrihapa the most useless. The Saturn-1 second "tuge carried nothing In the way of s working payload. 8rienti*ta on e firing com­ plex nlxiut two miles awuy wero in the midst of prepara­ tions for the second half of the space doutdeheader—e planned attem pt Thursday to rocket an HOK-pound Ranger prol>e more than 230,000 miles to take close-up pictures of Uie moon. For Yeffffs Eight boiled eggs, e bottle of wine and $14 comprised the loot of a burglar at the Pal­ ace beer garden, 408 Sanford Avenue, Tuesday night. It was reported by police today. Police surmised the burglar hid in an adjoining pool room until after rioting hour*. FRIDAY N IGH T SPECIAL! FISH FRY A LL YOU CAN EAT — ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER Menu Includes: Cole Slaw French Fries Baked Beans (•rits Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned A Operated By Matin* A Boh Hancock lin y . 17-82 So. Sanford Ph. FA 2-5965 ote In FAVO R Of The County-Wide M etro Telephone System �■y Daaaa Kite* The very beautiful Saba*tlan Miniature collection be­ longing to MUi Dorothy Heath w ai awarded flrat price for Cbilectiotii at the Hobby Show aponeored by the Long wood Civic League last Saturday at the Civic League Building on Church Street, The collection contains mors than 300 pieces and include! *11 the United States presi­ dents and their wives as well na characters from work* of Dickens and Hawthorne and numerous other author*. Rev. Charlet Stewart Jr., Vicar of Christ Episcopal Church; Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor of the First Baptist Church and Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor of the First Pentecostal Church, served as judges for the event which bad au excellent attendance. Other exhibits w i n n i n g p r i m for collections were the salt and pepper collect­ ion of Mrs. Lillian Richard, aecood prise and e Japanese figurine collection submitted by Mrs. Nan Durning, third prise. Awarded p r im for handi­ work were Mra. George Otto's assortment, flrat prise; Mra. Elisabeth Abbott's Italian hemstitching and cut work, se­ cond prise and Mra. Bertha Nichols' paintings, third prise. Receiving booorable men­ tion were Mra. Anna Greene for aaiacellaneoua display, Mrs. Gerald Henson for de­ tailed and delicate a rt work • n bath soap* and Mrs. Grace Rad din tor stencil work in tola tin and paint display. Serving as chairman of the •how was Mra. Geneva Start and presiding a t the coffee table waa Mrs. Agnes O'DonA number ef tbe winning exhibits wens scheduled for entry ia the Hobby Show sponeored Tuesday by the Federa­ tion of Women's Club at Sor•ala House In Orlando. Pesticides In Tobacco To Be Probed MISS DOROTHY HEATH, right, und Mrs. E. C. Hide, admire one of the Sabostian miniatures from the prize winning collection entered by Miss Heath in the Longwood Civic League Hobby Show presented Saturday at the Civic League Building. (lk n d d Photo) Negotiations for acceptance by tha Town of Casselberry of a 260-plot cemetery being of­ fered by Hibbard Casselberry remain a t a standstill pending presentation of a contract agrvaabla to both parties and clearing of a reported title in­ terest in tha properties inCasselberry volvad by Community Methodist Church. The cemetery offer, many times previously discussed by Casselberry and tha Board of Aldermen, waa again present­ ed a t Monday’a meeting of tha board and again Casselberry 2 In Death Row To Be Executed V EG ETA BLE REPO RT June Haver Recovering Federal Statu Market N i w i Sunricn Sanford Pijpplag point Information for Jan. M. AQ aaloa F.O.B. Prucooliag charges extra unl u u otherwise stated. SANTA MONICA, Calif.— (UPI) — Actress June Haver waa reported tn satisfactory condition today at St. John's Hospital, where she has been confined for tbe pest 10 days with an attack of Infectious hepatitis. Hospital attendants, who termed the ease aa “ light." said Miss Haver probably would return home to hus­ band Fred MacMurray in about a week. District Kata ia thu a .a .; cool and •lc a r ia p ja . Cabbaga: damand fair to good, zaarkat slightly strongor. Domootto round typo, \% Carrots: oHartnga light, dab a n d good, m arket steady. Backs, 66-1 lb. film packed, medium to la n e , $2.40 to $3J0; small to medium, few, $3.11; M lb. sacks, loose, few, ILTf. Celery: demand good, m ar­ ket steady. 16 in. crates, Paacal. 2 -ttt dor.. $3; S dor., $3.65; 6 doz.. *2-30; M doz., $3; hearts, film wrapped. 34’s, $uo. Cklxim Cabbage: offering* light. 16 in. crates, 11.30. Endive: offeringi light, de­ mand good. 1 1/6 bu. crates, $1 to tw o . Escorole offerings light. demand good. 1 1 /6 bu. crates, $3. Lettuce: offerings continue light, demand fair to good, market about steady. Boston type. EBN crates, 3 doz., few, $4; Iceberg type, WB crates, ordinary to fair quality, 63 to $3A0. Hoinaipc: l 1/6 bu. cratas, 1 lot, $3; some small size, $3.23 to $3.30. Onions, green: offerings lig h t Crates, 8 doz. bunches, waa askad to coma up with soma form of contract setting forth rules and regulations for cemetery operations. The board was advised that although the offer had been made some time ago to the church, it had evidenced no ef­ fort to finalize an agreement. However, a t the auggestion of Attorney Kenneth Melntoeh, the aldermen agreed that any claims to the property should be dissolved before the town considers farther negotiation. Casselberry i n t r o d u c e d James Martin, president of e cemetery in East Liverpool, Ohio, who haa agreed to assist in setting up the facility end a selling campaign for Iota. The board authorised Cassel­ berry, Martin and McIntosh to work out terms of a contract before any further action is taksn. Girls Will Serve Members of the Majorette Corpa will help serve at the Seminole Band ParenU Asso­ ciation chicken barboque be­ tween 3 and 7 p. m. Saturday at the Elks Club. All proceedi wiU go to a fund for the re­ pair and purchase of instru­ ments and band uniforms. Circle To Meet The Bethany Circle of the Oviedo First Methodist Church will meat at 6 p. m. Thursday a t the horns of Mrs. Jam** Pearson. Mra. Greco Soke will Five the devotion. m WASHIXGTON (UI*I) Tlie House Agriculture Com­ mittee opened hearing* today on how to make cigarettes safe. However, Chairman Har­ old D. Cooley said he wasn't convinced they are danger­ ous. The North Carolina Deinocrat hlnikclf a tobacco grow­ er and representative of a district in which it is a prime crop, said tobacco could be Ihe innocent bystander in the Public Health Service report allowing that cigarette smok­ ing ia a major cause of lung cancer. If smoking in fact is a haz­ ard to health, Cooley said, the blending process of pesticides used could be blamed. He said tome manufacturers add other products such a* licor­ ice, sugar and apple juice to tobacco. Cooley made hts comment* in an interview ai a subcom­ mittee headed by Rep. Wat­ kins Abbltt. (D-Va.), began taking testimony on bill* to set up a government labora­ tory to ferret out causative factors ia the alleged health haiards of cigarette smoking. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry and (wo governors of tobacco-growing state — Terry Sanford of North Carolina and Edward T. Breathitt Jr. of Kentucky— were among the first scheduled witnesses. "1 don't accept the eoocluslou that tobacco Is dangerous to health," Cooley said. He said the subcommittee would receive suggestions on "how to Initiate a com pre­ Patio Vanishes From House LOS ANGELES (UPI) Duane Wright went outside yesterday to relax on the pat­ io behind his house. Tbe patio, made of unmor­ tared bricks, was gooa. A, little later, Wright found his patio—e r what had been bia patio—stacked neatly be­ hind the garage. Th* mystery waa Anally solved when be got to talking with a nalghbor, who it hav­ ing a room added to the rear of his bouse. Seems the contractor had seat an apprentice to take care of removing the patio to make room for the construc­ tion — but bo went to the wrong bouse, tbe Wrlgbt bouse. Boy, 4, Runs Into T ru c k Gregory E. Stafford, fouryear-old youth who resides at lUS HtcUey, received ooly slight Injuries Tuesday after­ noon when he darted into tbe aide of a construction truck operated by Arthur E. NateUni, VAH-3, Sanford Naval Air Station, police reported to­ day. Tbe incident occurred on Celery Avenue Just east of Sanford Avenue. The youth was treated for a alight In­ jury on the Up. No charges were filed. 1 ■v I r ' TV* / : ■■r 1 Parsley: offerings light. Crates, 8 doz. bunches, few, $3.30. Itadlabts: demand good, m arket Heady-. Baskets, Him packed, red, 3041 oz.a *1.30. Hastings, Flo. District Heavy rain in a.in. Clear aud cuOl in p.m. Cabbage: demand (air to good, market about steady; Domestic round type, mostly (air quality, IK bu. crates, juuilly, ll.io ; 30 lb. sacks, 9136 to 31.31, mostly *1.23; poorer, lower. Meeting Tonight A special meeting of the AlI a moots gpringl Town Counril haa been called (or g p.m. today at Urn Town Hall. In­ cluded on tbe agruda ia dis­ cussion of on Insurance plan far the town whereby Incep­ tion dates of all policies would bo tbo some. MANY' COLLECTIONS of handiwork, such aa those included ia the pic­ tured display, were shown a t the .Hobby Show sponsored lost Saturday by • hu Longwood Civic League. Many of thcae exhibits also ware entered In the Federation Show held thin week in Orlando. (Herald Photo) A picnic lunch oi cocoa loaf­ er*. prune bum*, hobo ■pedal landwlches ami frultade wai prepared by the Lake Monroe 4-H Handy Helper* Club when member* met recently at the home of their assivtant lead­ er, Mr*. H. L. Johnson. The girl* prepared the food* for their Imaginary "outing and explained the recipe* and »tcp* taken to other member* of the group. Patty Baker, club presi­ dent, presided u ie r the busi­ ness meeting during which the girls voted to send for their t-H bracelets and an American Flag set which ia used at each meeting. JOHNNY K. Allred, Mias Myrtle Wilson, coun­ son of Mr. and Mra. ty home demonstration agent Samuel D. Allred. 800 and leader of 4-H Girls Clubs, Santa Barbara Drive, was a special guest at the arrived home Monday meeting and gave a short after receiving highest talk. honors at hia gradua­ The subjects of why some tion with a Bachelor of eggs turn dark from cooking, Science degree in civil why we get thirsty, water in engineering at Clemson foods , buying tips, buying College, Clemson, S. C., fresh eggs fruits and veget­ last Saturday, lie waa ables were discussed thor­ one of two highest oughly. PICNIC LUNCHES for an imaginary outing were prepared by members The next meeting of the honor graduates. He of the Handy Helpers 4-H Club of Lake Monroe at their last meeting. In will leave this Satur­ Handy Helper* will be held the photo, Miss Myrtle Wilson, home demonstration agent and leader of day to become associ­ at the home of Mra. H. R. 4-H Girls Clubs, second from right, shows a group of the girls how to pro­ ated with an oil com­ Wilton at which time the group will experiment in the perly cut the sandwiches. (Herald Photo) pany a t New Orleans. cooking of eggs and also make a bam spread. Those attending the last meeting were Sarah Dyson. Ruth Bullard, Yvonne Strip­ ling, Patty, Betty and Char­ power. For you'll have to Could they be pressed into By Henry McLemora lene Baker, Barbara and Bec­ I started smoking about the admit that it takes character billard balls and cues? Used ky Gowan, Cookie Russell. to purify trout streams? Laid time Vesuvius did, so there Bambl Cheasar, P at Nelson, was doubt in my mind that and will power, plus raw end to end to form a side­ Suzanne Thrasher and Susan I could atop, even after the courage, to keep on smoking walk around the world? Dunn. Surgeon General of the Unit­ in the face of the medical These are a few of the ma­ Leaders are Mrs. Wilson DALLAS (U P I)-T he mind ed Slates looked me squarely finding*. They are brave men, jor effects of withdrawal. 1 and body of dapper Jack and Mrs. Johnson. in the eye over TV and ad­ even if silly. also find that I tilt a little to Ruby, killer of accused as­ vised me to do so. 6. I hear Use sound of the left, especially when run­ sassin Lee Harvey Oswald, Now I am in my sixth church bells riaging in the ning; sneeze louder; can't 4-H*ers T a u g h t waa probed and examined cigarette-less day, and 1 feel distance whenever 1 lean stand red socks any more; Tueiday by three court-ap­ ‘Pow Wow* A rt that all heavy smokers (two over. This, I might add, is and miss not getting upset pointed psychiatrists. Lake Monroe 4-H girls packs and more a day), as not at all unpleasant, and can when I find my lighter does­ The secret findings were learned the art of making well as scientists, would like continue as far as 1 am con­ n 't work, or that I don't havo considered vital in Ruby’s "pow wows" at a recent meet­ to know what effects the cerned. any matches in my pocket. plea that he was Insanely ing at tke community house. withdrawal has bad so far. I 7. 1 daydream a great deal But these are minor effects, blinded by emotions when he ("Pow stows" are hot dog will list some of them: about making a million dol­ after alL Just think of tha dashed In front of national buns filled with tuna, egg or 1. I have twice gone to work lars by thinking up a use for handclapping and dancing in televliion cameras last Nov. ham salad.) barefooted, having completely the billions of filters that may the streets that ia going ou 24 and fired a fatal shot into Taking part were Judy Bat- forgotten to put on my shoes. never be, used on cigarettes. in my lungs. Oswald's body. iy, Karen Kirkpatrick, Donna I don’t know whether this Is "The results," Dlat. Atty. Pent, Beverly Spivey, Caro­ due. to loss of memory, or to Legal Notice Legal N otice Henry Wade aald, "will be lyn Morse, Melody Hanson, a surge of vitality that makes furnished to psychiatrists for Emma Bojtoc, Susan Eber, me so eager to get to work ix m s : c m c i r r coi kt os* ia j u d i c i a l r m r r i T the prosecution and the de­ Mary World, Kathy Ryles, that I can't bother with put­ tIXh e AvM I SOR SEM IXOLK If m s r r t s d . — RICH* fense and will be announced Dlaoe Carver, Beth Winegard, ting on shoes. io i 'x tt, iL v n iu A ARD S, h i s w l f s , D a t a n d i x n i A s r e a r x o . isa tn a n t s . at the trial." Polly Thompson, D e b b i e 3. 1 have developed a crav­ X O T i r a TO D E T B X D OR T O U AN*n E A C H o r TO U Criminal Dili. Judge Joe Kicks, Allot Warren and the ing far turtle soup, and twice O RD ER o r FTR LICA TIO * » r» h t r . f e r n o t i f i e d t h a t a u l t h i IT f o r r o a a c L o t i nr. B. Brown ordofed Ike h a a b t t n oom iuoacad a c a t a t i fcvw-gulteu «B*4» #► middle B R O O K L Y N BA VINOS (nation. Ruby waa whined at .(he night a id . prepared a I IA X k , a Now Y o r k c o r p o r a . yt hosu NIni n t ht h e J u Cd ii cr ci auli t CCi rocuuritt oo ff from county jail early Tues­ t h a R t a t a o f F l o r i d a In a n d tureen of the stuff. Before I P lain tiff. for S rm ln o lt County, th s a b . day and spent seven hours at abandoned cigarettes. I scar­ b r a v l a t a d t i t l e o f w h i c h Is: the Dallas Neurological Clincely ever thought of turtle C H A R L E S L. G U E N T H E R i n 1 SOUTH BOSTON ■ A V I N O 8 JEA N I' GUENTHER. h i s BA NK. le Skull X-rays, blood serol­ COLLEGE STATION. Tex. soup. w l f s : J O H N CA R L E I C H R E K P lain tiff, ogy and electronic study of (UPI) — Coastal bertnuda 3. I’m torn with remorse O E R a n d R E T T T EIC11BEK - vs. brain wavei were used along grasa should be 14 to IS inch­ for what I have done to my O E R . hi* w lfs. J E R R Y U R I C H A R D S a n d If with a complete physical ex­ es high before it is harvested poor. Innocent lungs over the TWl C H A R L E S L. GDUeEf eNnTd aHnEt*R. m a r r l s d . ------ R I C H A R D S , h i a wlfa. amination that Included a for bay, Texas AAM range years. Starting with the first s a i J E A N P. G U E N T H E R , Defendant*. specialists recommend. h i s w l f s In C h a n c s r y No. XZ74S. spinal tap. cigarette 1 ever smoked— O i t a Band. Use of commercial fertili­ T h a n a t u r a o f t h l a a u l t ta Ruby, S3, wai haggard and either e Violet Milo or e A risen* a forsclesur* o f t h a t e a r ts la TOU. C H A R L E S L. OUR N- m o r t a a s * f r o m aald d t f a n d handcuffed when be wai re­ zers on Coastal bermuda can straw-tipped Melachrino, I increase yields "beyond all forget which — 1 figured I T H E R a n d J E A N P. O U E N - a n t a t o p l a i n t i f f , d a t a d S a p t turned to hia cell. THBK, a r s h s r s b y n o l i r i s d s m b t r M>. ISIS a n d r o c o r d a d M1 don’t want to answer any expectations" without dimin­ have filled my lungs with t h a t a C o m p l a i n t f o r F o r e c l o s ­ O c t o b e r IT. l S I I In O f ficial u r e o f M o r t g a g e h a t been ( l i ­ R e co rd * B o o k ISO p a s * t i t o f questions," Ruby said. "I re­ ishing its rapid growth and enough smoke to supply ele­ ed a g a i n s t yo u . a n d you a r e t h a P u b l l o R a c o r d s o f S a m t fuse to answer . . . I don't drought resistance character­ ven forest fires, and have r e q u i r e d to se rv o a copy o f n o l i C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t n c u r a istics, tha university haa enough left over to float a y o u r A n s w e r o r P l t a d l a g o to b t r l n a t h a t c a r t a l a ploea o r have my attorney here . . th # C o m p l a i n t o n t h e P l a i n - p a r c o l o f p r o p e r t y l o c a t e d , a i t . dozen teppelins and lay down tirrs All parties had agreed on found. a t t o r n e y , J o e e p h M. F i t s - u a t e , a n d b e l n a In t a l d C o u n ­ three smoke screens for a h e r a l d . : z t S e c u r ity T r u s t t y a n d S t a l e , t o - w l t : tbe three doctors who will R u t l d l n g . Miami 27. F l o r i d a , Dot 10. L A K E H A R R I E T destroyer. analyze their findings before a n d fits tha original Anawar ESTATES. accordlne to the Feb. 17 trial date. The Sanford firemen extinguish­ 4. Am at a loss to know o r P l e a d i n g In t h a o f flc a of t h a C l e r k o f Iho C i r c u i t C o u r t P l a t n o u k 12, p a s s I t o ' what to do with my hands, psychiatrists were Drs. Mar­ ed an auto lira Tuesday after­ on o r b e f o re rha ITth d a y of th * Publlo R ,c o rd s of tin Towler of Galveston, Tex., noon at 613V4 Park Avenue. A and keep waving them about F e b r u a r y A. t ) . t pea. I f y ou H rm ln o la C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . E A C H O F TOU IS R E Q U I R ­ John Holbrook and Robert 1963 model auto, owned by like an octopus waving fare­ f a l l t o do so, J u d g m s n t by d e f a u l t w i l l be t a k e n a g a i n s t E D t o file y o u r a n s w s r o r Stubbleflrld, both of Dallas. Elolse Scott waa only slight­ well at a railroad station. y o u fo r t h e re lie f d e m a n d e d o t h s r w r l t t s n d t f a n s v t t o t b o 6. Am highly envious of tn t h e C o m p lain t. Wade said the clinic was ly damaged when a flooded C o m p l a i n t w i t h th * C l t r k o f T h e d e s c r i p t i o n a f t h a r s a l t h * C l r e n l t C o u r t o f S a r a la o t* those men who continue to "as good as there la In tha carburetor Ignited. ceed ed a g a i n s t 1st C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In t h l a p r o ­ smoke. Not for a puff from p r o pLeor tt y I p. roBlock state." He denied earlier re ­ IS. T O W N - c e e d i n g a n d t * s e r v e a e s p y their cigarettes, mind you, S I T E O F N O R TH C lIU L U - t h e r e o f u p o n th * p l a i n t i f f s a t ­ ports that soma hospitals had OTA. k su b d iv is io n , a c ­ t o r n e y s , wh o a* n a m a i a n d a d but I'm envious of their refused to admit Ruby. c o r d i n g to p l a t t h e r e o f r e ­ dr*** a r e h a r a l u a f t a r s a t f o r t h , SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) strength of character and will c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k Z. aa r e q u i r e d by l a w n o t l a t e r —Tbo lighthouse a t Point p a g e s 14 to SI. In clu siv e, t h a n t h a 27t h d a y o f F e b r u a r y o f t h a P sb llo R ecord * o f 1 M I . In d e f a u l t t h a r a o f th * Tbe automotiva Industry A rm s, Calif., has 4.6 million S em in o le C o u n t y . 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J tk tiM The question*, “ what U hone demonstration work?" and “of what la a home demonstration county council madeT” were among many asked and answered at a re* sent officers training school conducted by Miss Helen Hoi•stein, district agent, at the Homo Demonstration Center la Sanford. Miss Holestln, who works out* of the extension service offices In Qalnesvllle, defined home demonstration work as: “H ie work of a continuing ptogram of education In all aspects of home and com­ munity life which contributes to changes In knowledge, •kills and attitudes. It Is a program developed and based so local needs and Interests recognised by the people them­ selves. It has an objective and a purpose . . . Us ob­ jective Is the fullest and fin­ est development of women and girls through the use of the many resources of the home, farm and community. Us puipose la to serve people . . . to bring to people In family living accurate and scientific Information trans­ lated Into a form which they can .use a t the Ume they need UHQ SHOULD HE H U . ^ MATI0N v’^JSE S » ^!JMiCS 5lDN? HCHU.1 CLUB REPRESENTATIVES studying materials presented a t the Home Demonstration Officers Training School held recently are, from left. Mrs. Edwin Kennedy of the Lnko Mary Club, Miss Helen Holestein, district home demonstration agent and Mrs. Charles Sassman of the Seminole Evening Club. (Herald Photo) and mlcrophonle comics. ny Harold Stern In a passionate fit of nos­ NEW YORK — Am I alone in finding eomcthlng talgia for the stupid, wellbasic missing from contem­ stacked chorine of yesteryear, porary television? Aside from I spent n few evenings en 6 be went an to explain that the ones on tha Jackie Glea­ the town In New York, and R was long ago recognlied that son Rhow, really beautiful regretfully found only two through organltatlon, home chorue girls are rarely found spots presenting satisfactory demonstration work could: In your picture tube. A n d , specimens. 1Reach w are people in the Tha beat-looking giria In when you think about It, tame amount of Ume; deve­ Hollywood musicals which town are to be found In the lop leadership In a (ra ste r used to be loaded with th at chorus of Jack Silverman’s number of people; promote show, species now rarely offer much International. Hie the exchange of Ideas amonp beyond euch technical ad­ “Vanities of ’04," crisply people; determine and carry MISS Elizabeth Hodvances ae stereophonic sound staged by Boots McKenna, Mt county-wide objective* and wisely dispenses with tha dins has joined tha and CinamaSeopa. achieve greater progress Oviedo School faculty services of chorus boya and Those enormous Busby Berthrough cooperaUve effort. as a rt teacher replac­ kely choruses are a thing of concentrates on a clutch of The work of a council was ing Miss Freddie Brad­ tho past. Even Broadway eye-pleasing, definitely wallfaflned as: To advise, guide ford who resigned to spend* more time on charm (tacked chorines of the first sod evaluate programs by Ending where interests of the b e married. M I sb Hod- and story lints. And when a ordar. As for their stupidity, people era. AcUvIties named gins, a graduato of stage musical does find soma I can’t vouch for that. Thera In which the councils can par­ Wesleyan College in choice looking girls, It usual­ juat w asn't enough room for ticipate Included clinics, work- Macon, Ga., also serves ly smothers them In ornate, their costumee from which to (hops, open houses, exhibits, as a rt instructor a t billowy costumes. Radio T For­ dangle, n Phi Beta Kappa key, should any of the giria .'airs, 4-H groups and many South Seminole Junior get Itl High and a t Lyman. Use something happened to have earned one. tehere. Angmenting tha e h o r u a Club* represented at (he the American glrlT Hava training school were Elder those leggy, curvy creatures line, Vanltiee of '64 offers ipringi, Lake Mary, Lake I remember from my youth singers and comics familiar Monroe, Bear Lake, Oviedo, gone completely out of style T to viawara, with headliners Sanford, Seminole Evening Are compacts now taking changing every couple of and Longwood. over the girl field aa thay'va weeks. Tha Latin Quarter la an­ done with automobllee T A rt other club which offers girls SAN DIEUO,-Calif. (UPI)— good-looking, .well-proportion­ but the show Hera la far more ed, scantily clad females to A 1,800-pound pilot whale, be found aowhera but In the lavish. “Diamond Called captured In coastal waters center spread’a of men's mag­ Fair," It was ategad by Alee only last Friday, gave birth azines and on reeord album Shanks and follows tha prac­ tice of replacing tha headline Tuesday in a tank at the Hea coven? acts periodically. Aside from Even the night-club circuit ROME (U PI)—The Sovkt World Oceanarium—but a few Union may continue to Import minutes later went Into a no longer provides an ade­ the girle, whom one shoullsrheat on a largo seals In frenzy and drowned her 100- quate supply. In Ntw York, n't overlook, the show stacks it's a rare club which offers up pretty much like tha Ed renting years, tha United Na­ pound offspring. female embellishment to Its SUlllvan Show or tha Holly­ tions Food and Agriculture Kent Burgess, who Is In Organltatlon (FAO) s a i d chargs of training a t the roster of TV trained singers wood Palace variety program. Tuesday. oceanarium, said ha was In tho FAO said tha Soviet Union, tank helping the infant to t wheat exporter prior to swim when the 13-foot whale IM3, now faces the problem suddenly b e g a n threshing )f Increased demand and sta­ about. DALLAS (UPI) - Marina Lee's funtral was In Texas tionary production. Ilurgcsa scrambled out of Oswald, unsure of her Eng­ and I like to stay. I want to Tha demand has been crest- tho water and watched the big »d by a population rlsa, a creature seise the calf by a lish but calm and determined, live here." After the Interview Mrs. ret a to crop failure In 1642, fin, holding tha young whale Monday night thanked Amer­ Marguerite Oewald, Lee Os­ ower consumption of rye and beneath tha surface until It icana for their generosity and wald's mother, said from her In livestock production, an told them they “have very Fort Worth home th at Marina was dead. F. ) report said. Veterinarian R o b e r t M. big hearts.” was disillusioned because aha Cna reason production haa The attractive Russian-born had bean held in seelusioa by SUder Mid it was not unusual ret Increased, FAO said, la for animals In captivity to de­ widow of Lea Harvey Oswald, tha Seret Servlet too long. h a t Soviet farmers still are stroy their young. accused of assassinating Pres­ intralnad In using fertilizers. ident Kennedy, told a national British T a k e To compensate for Us grain television audience she had deficiencies, the Soviet Union J o in s A c c o rd roots In Texas and wanted to Poke A t U . S. las sought wheat purchases JERUSALEM, Israel (UPI) stay here. LONDON (U P I)—Tire D*l1y n several Western countries, She aald she did not want Mail today published a polltlDeluding the United States. —Premier Levy Eahkol said today Israel Is ready to join to believe her husband was cal cartoon showing President an agreement renouncing the the assassin but “ 1 have to Johnson giving Atty. Gen. use of force to solve territor­ watch facta and facte tell me Robert Kennedy instructions Police C o rral ial disputes, in a letter to that Lee shot Kennedy." on the telephone for h k talks Stray Horses Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Her appearance, aa exclu­ with British o f f k k k hare on Officer Roderick Hancock Khrushchev. sive copyright interview with Malaysia. Eshkol made the statement News Director Eddie Barker ‘•dioad tho Sanford Police Tha President says "I'm Department at 1:33 a.m. this In a letter to Khrushchev who of station KRLD, was broad­ g l a d Indonesian President uornlng and reported, “ I’ve has called on world heads of cast on Walter Cronklta’s Sukarno haa found our wea­ taught taro hones at ltth and state to sign such an Inter­ “New Round" (CBS). pons and guerrilla training lira. Please send me some national pact. “ I want to be an American useful to k k boya In Borneo. relp is a hurryl” citizen after 1 study English,” . . . Ah, by the way, as you're Other officer* were dll■ha told Barker. In London, Bobby, give those latched to the scene and the C it r u s T o u r “ Rachel (her 8-months-old) British hell about those buses Hemlnole C o u n t y citrus daughter was bora hare and for Castro. rersea, belonging to a Mrs. flower, 31i West 16th Street, growers will Join In the annual rare returned to the owner, tour of the Citrus Experiment laniard police said this marri­ Station a t Lake Alfred a t 10 ng that Mrs. Flower has a a. m. Friday, according to Er­ dty permit to keep the horse* nest C. Lundberg, assistant agricultural agent. m tha property. Continued Reid Grain Need Seen WASHINGTON (UPI) — ! tefsnao Secretary Robert 8. McNamara k betting heavily .-n tha eolid-fueled MinuteIs a s in ter-continental ballistic lalaaik In k k future pkne for th a nation's strategic fores*. As laid before the Bouse Armed Benrteos Committee lleaday, McNamara's l o a r • I t * total e f l t t liquid-fueled ICBMa white greatly Improv­ ing the accuracy and range o t lb* Mlaateman. The Improvement program erfll coot an additional $600 Now’s T h e T im e T o R ep air, Improve or Modernlx* Your B oom. ONE BILL TO PAY THE GREGORY WAY MILWAUKEE, WIs. (UPI) If you have been • collector, —Wisconsin's “ Alice In Dairyconsiderable cautloa is In or­ land” had the word today— der. don’t have anything to do with Over the past decade, M-Q-, M, now the parent company After all, the state Depart­ of Very*, has directly, or ment of Agriculture said, through its subaidaries, con­ trolled m asters which have Alice is supposed to be Wis­ consin's No. 1 milk sales gal. been Issued on at least these The department said It strong­ labels: M O M. Verve, Clef, Norgran, Down Home, Cub ly objected to her becoming a Lion, MetroJaxz, Shoreo, Ava. sort of “Alice In Becrland” The Essential series cross­ promoting the foamy stuff for es all label lines. The Previn even one second. Marilyn Draeger, the reign­ album, for instance, Includes selections which previously ing Alice in Dalryland, is appeared on a MetroJazs al­ scheduled to ride in a parade bum credited to Red, Wbltey Monday promoting Wiscon­ and Blue Mitchell, a fact sin's fishing Industry. After which Is glossed over In the notes, which at least tell one that three of the selections T h ieves T u g A t are from an album orlglnaUy issued as a sound track of 5 0-C en t Haul MIAMI (UPI) — Service "The Subterraneans.” How­ ever, since this Is a double­ atatlon employs Carl Wlglay fold album, If it should be had a good laugh Monday sold In some sealed wrapper, night watching two gunmen you would not be able to read struggle away on foot with nn ancient, heavy cash regiathe notes. In buying J a n albums It Tha register contained n 60would seem that “ eavaat eraptor" Is the watchword. Know eent roll of pennies. The two what you have and know what robban bad overlooked $300 you're buying. And don’t be In Wlgley's pockets. afraid to ask questions and to “They looked like a couple hold the store responsible if of dock*, waddling away with you are misinformed. th at heavy cash register," he And let's all campaign for chortled. The record business Is cur­ less flowery prose and more rently passing through a basic information In liner phase of monumental propor­ notes. tions. A phase of relabeling, renumbering, reissuing, reJacketing. Major companies Home R ejects discontinue certain albums, then rerelease them on sub­ V is it By M ao LONDON (UPI) — Prim s sidiary labels, looking nothing a t all Ilka tha albums they Minister Sir Alec DouglasHome has rejected a sugges­ once were. More and more companies tion that be invite Communist are sealing the albums In Chinese leader Mao Tke-tung cellophane or polythene slee­ to Britain, o r that ha visit ves and than refraining from Mao in Peking. “ I da not consider an Im­ printing any Information on the Jacket. Junksbop label* mediate meeting with Mao to • re being peddled in auper- be practical," Douglas-Hoaa markets, drugstores and gaa u id Tuesday In reply to a stations and there la no way question in Parliam ent to judge tha contents until you hava tha album at home. Aa album labeled “Disay Gill­ Buff Control BATON ROUGE. La. (UPI) espie an f others1' may con­ tain one track of Dlssy'a plus - Dr. R. D. Radalaff, a gov­ an anortraent of European ernment veterinarian from light ceoctrt m usk c t a non­ Kemrilla, Tax., Tuesday pro­ posed that sexual sterilisation descript nature. There are times when a was superior to toxic sprays record, which Is fundament- for Insect control Radeleff * | p a fine one, Is nevertheless tel d m technical meeting that n deception. Other albums chemicals were superior to which seem to be carefully radiation for sterlixlng bugs. compiled are actually lam plers from a previously releas­ For Nothinff ed catalogue. STIERMAN, Tex. (U P I)-A resourceful but not too ob­ Let's taka tha case of a servant burglar broke Into a currently available series of builders supply firm Mon­ albums b e i n g released by day night and uaad a s a s to Verve aa “Ib e Essential . ." chop the hinges off tha tornThe latest group of essentials pany safe. includes such m ajor Jazs fig­ The safe was not locked. ures aa Coleman Hawkins, D luy Gillespie, Gene Krupa OVER 35 YEARS and Gerry Mulligan, plus an At First 4k Palmetto album by Andrew Previn, (Alongside aid past office) who'a hardly In their clasa. Each of thaaa albums pro­ vides a selection of material featuring tha artick s named and each of them k an excel­ lent album. If you hava never collected these artists, this k a fine opportunity to gat a good (though net trecaaiarlly essential) latreductten to (hair work. By narold Stem NEW Y O R K - As time goes on, it becomes Increasingly clear that any serious record collector must retain an inti­ mate knowledge of every item In his collection. If you're a Jagz collector, for example, and you own 100 LPs, you'll find they aver­ age IS selections per album. This means you must know 1,100 titles, the personnel on ••eh , the date it was record­ ed and on what labeL You should also, preferably, know any alternate titles cpck these selections may h«"« been Identified with, any nick­ names used by the leader or any of tha aldemen and If possible the composers of the various tunes. If you own 1,000 LPs, your task becomes almost Imposs­ ible. Msny people own far more than 1,000 LPs, plus 45s and 7ts. Why do you have to know all of thUT Well, if you're never going to buy another raeord, atop right here. If, however, you do Intend to augment your collection, you are in danger of expanding It with recordings you al­ ready own. to appear In the chambers of Mayor Henry Maler to pre­ sent perch, smoked chubs and laketrout, rye bread and beer to the city fathers. She Is scheduled to repeat the whole thing Tuesday In Madison with Qov. John Rey­ nolds the h o st But the Department of Ag­ riculture objected—not to the fish o r bread—but to the beer. “Having anything to do with beer would certainly be a violation," said BUI Reese, who is in charge of farm pro­ ducts promotions for the de­ partment. Miss Draeger was named AUce In Dalryland last summer and hired by the de- partment to promote Wiscon­ sin’s dairy products for a full year. The department agreed to let Alice participate In ••be parades, which have been planned by the Wisconsin Fisheries Council as an ef­ fort to help offset the botulism scare th st struck the indus­ try last year. Abstract A rt A betract expressionism is^ an a r t term describing free and expressive handling and una(ranged pictorial effects which aeem to arias spontane­ ously under the brush, ac­ cording to the Encyclopaedia Britannic*. UAICO l i p help? y o u r e a r THE 1HIN66 YOU WANT TO HEAR . m MAICO HEARING AID SERVICE MR. GEORGE C. HEARN, CONSULTANT MILLER RADIO AND APPLIANCE 118 PARK AYR, SO. — PHONB SSM US EVBRY FRIDAY — ! • TILL 1 Mala Office — M W . Ptae PLUS FREE ME R C HA N T S GREEN STAMPS LIMIT . t WITH $5.00 OR MORE PURCHASE PAINTER'S QUICK FROZEN CRADE 'A' ROASTING (3 TO 4LB AVERAGE) this WEEK’S TREMENDOUS V A LU EI SANTA C U R A PU RE SQUARE CUT SHOULOER PARMER GRAY THICKLY STEAKS STEAKS V IM STEAKS DAISY CHEESE CANNED HAM MILO CHEDDAR CUBE ARMOUR STAR BONELESS READS THE CLASSIFIED Whether you are a BUYER or a SEILER FOO D STORKS * VILDA DUCUKSS Dy Donna Estes Revival services now in progress a t the F irst Pente­ costal Church of Longwood will continue daily a t 7:30 p.m. through next Sunday, ^ Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor, ^announced today. Guest minister Is Rev. Joe D. Upchurch, originally of 'Yazoo, Miss., who present* ly ia pastor of the United Pen- I tecostal Church in Orlando. During the past 10 years Rev. Upchurch has preached at 2160 P A R K AVE, many churches throughout th e state of Florida and is a ^ fo rm e r pastor of the United PRICES GOOD THRU WEEK END Petoccstal Church a t Apopka. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED In addition to his duties aa pastor, he serves the District 'of-Florida as president of the .Pentecostal Conquerors, the Young People’s diviaion of Pentecostal churches. . Special ainglng and mualc, ^congregational ainglng and 'prayers with old-time preach­ i n g of the Gospel make up each evening's worahip during .tha revival. Invitation to the public ia extended by Rev. Grant. Merchants EVERYBODY 7 -E le v e n GET MORE IN ’64 41 MORE FAMOUS FOOD FAIR LOW PRICES You'll get the response You want when you use County Engineer William Bosh told the Seminole Board of County Commissioners Tuesday that State Road De­ partm ent engineers have con­ cluded the time has arrived for traffic signals to be plac­ ed a t tha intersection of U.S. 17-92 and Onora Road. 0 Bush stated that state en­ gineers would recommend a constant green aignal for southbound traffic and chang­ ing signal* for continuing northbound traffic. However, a k f t turn lane with changing signals would be placed at the Intersection for non-con­ tinuing southbound traffic fuming left onto Onora Road. m F o r non-continuing northbound traffic turning right a t the Intersection a lana would be provided with appropriate yield signals. Bush asked the commission­ er* for a resolution authoris­ ing the state to make a sur­ vey, but Commission Chair* man Jam es Avery pointed out that be haa been trying for m three years to obtain traffic signals a t the intersection of 8R 434 and SR 436 since there are nearly five times as m any accidents there as those a t the U.S. 17-92-Onora Road location. The commission adopted a resolution requesting the State Road Department ot survey both intersections and make ^recom m endations concerning " tra ffic control signals. | BONUS Merchant* A LL PURPOSE ■ f f i y i fo o d fa *R * • I-*-*4 23485389232323235323484823 ROSEDALE Whole Kernel r a i A U D Y FAIR PRUNE m — M IIW • • n n i « n J - J .* ( ■ -■ ■ ■ ■ ) W IT H B E A N S m e n ax n tA —1 ! RMMVSMHiSTAMM J iO k W W W tOh—« AMRFUBCW AMOF C tth X l M**' FILBERT'S V f f t y M ARG ARIN E f o t i* LARGE STALK • FRESH FANCY GREEN LIB B Y ’S PINEAPPLE/GRAPEFRUIT Legislatio n Study County Attorney Harold Johnson baa been Instructed by tha Seminole County com­ missioners to make recomlim enditiofu as to when var­ ious items of kgUlatioo arc to be placed before the voters. At Tuesday's meeting of the commlasloa Johnson point­ ed out th at realignment of justice of paaee districts must be placed on the general elec­ tion ballot The decision as to when to place w ater conservation meafoaurea and the Incorporation of Fern Park on the ballots will be made as soon aa Johnson makes his recommendations to tha board. LIMIT - 3 JMRCMMnMUMSTAMM F w n n tn t* FA R M H O U S E FROZEN MnOUOTSM IKNSTAMM M M U M IM M O n e 32 Oz. CANS CHINESE FOODMf M 23232353535323485353534853535348 G O LD M EDAL • BANANA • CHOCOLATE •COCONUT • LEMON D ETER G EN TS REGULAR 49G VALUE REGULAR 2/89 N o Fee A ction T o Be Reported WANT AD LIBBY'S o. FF Deluxe - The uvaiu Board of vvussv/ County vvuiComi“ mi**looera decided Tuesday to } notify Gov. Farris Bryant that so foe report has been receiv­ ed from form er Justice of ‘ Paaee Elm er Ashley. The commission pointed out CREAMY-IA1 B u t since no foe report had baas filed the only alternative the board has, accordirg to Florida law, k to notify the THE PROVEN governor. Ashley resigned hk kafflee about mid-lK3, but County Clerk Arthur Beckwith A SOFTER, 51 reported that no report of foac, Income and expenditures bad bees received by bis of- IVORY S THE SOAP O F BEAUTIFUL WOMEN » • LADY FAIR BROWN N* SERVE CRISC0 .4 9 BISCUITS 2 ohI 35* Polecat* are confined to the northern hemisphere, accord­ ing to the Encyrlopadk Bri- 43 KEEPS WASHABLES LOVELY LONGER QUICK, EASY TO USE DETERGENT IT'S EASY TO BE LOVELY WITH DISHES SHINE WITHOUT WIPING WITH A MIRACLE WHITINING AGENT DETERGENT IT S EASY TO BE LOVELY WiTH NOTHING CLEANS LIKE LEAVES CLOTHES SOFTER GET WHITE THINGS WHITER IVORY FLAKES 0XYD0L CAMAY DASH IV0RYS CAMAY m LIMIT. 1 OF YOU* CHOICE WITH . w a s ■> _ . ____ $3.00 OR MORE FOOD OKOIR F Y N E "B A K E ch eer 304 OFF G IT S T H I DIRT OUT IVORYS C A LL TO DAY F Y N E -T E X REYNOLDS GIANT SIZE csr 7 tar i ST2/Z �30 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW CHIPPED Several Seminole County In­ dividuals and organisations will receive letters of approelation from the Seminole County Board of Commission­ ers for their participation In tha effort to obtain the pro­ posed East Central Florida University tor the county. Tbe commission, during Tuesday's meeting, singled out the sit* committee of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, realtor A. B. Peterson Jr., engineer Wil­ liam Leffler, architect John Burton IV and The Sanford tieraid. The commissioners agreed that since it would be imposs­ ible to Include the names of all Individuals and organisa­ tions who played a part In Boy Scout Troop No. S43, sponsored by First Presbyter­ ian Chureh, held n Court of Honor with 12 boyi being awarded 21 badges. Scoutmaster Clifford MeKibbln Jr. presented accond claia badges to John Capewet), David Fltspatrick, Roy Leahy, Jerry Morgan and Terry Morrison. A first class badge was presented by Rev. Edgar S m i t h , Institutional representative for the troop, to William Kennedy, who waa also presented merit badges for care of peta and laather- th« county'* effort to land tha achool, It dacldad to expraaa Ita appreciation to them In tbe m oit appropriate man* ner poaalble. In other commission action Tueaday the board: Hoard a letter from the Board of Control cxpruilng appreciation for the coopera* tlon fives to U by the Semi* note County Commtaaloo. Heard a raquait from For. eat City merchanta asking (hat changes be made in the present location of road signs. Authorised the purchase of a set of 30 volume* of a fed­ eral report on outdoor recrea­ tion for planning committees. The aet of books will be plac­ ed in tbe county engineer's office and will be made avail­ able to all interested individ­ uals and croups. Approved the payment of membership dues for the county engineer In the Flor* Ida Association of County En­ gineers and Road Superin­ tendents. Authorised the Installation of approximately 200 feet of pipe to connect Little Bear and Cub Lakes In the Bear Lake area for draining pur­ poses at a cost of between 1800 and $900. Ham Beef 3 1. FRESH BOSTON BUTTS Pork Roast»39/ 30 EXTRA STAMPS WITH GA. BRAND BRICK Sausago. . Lt 59/ French A r t. ft 25th. 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH SUPERBRAND 2-1.1. 400 E. First Bt. Palmetto Ave. ft 3rd St. Cot. Cheesed 55/ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU FEBRUARY 2ND wiHN'Siaia stosss . m e. — so stbisht — use MEAT VALUES! S M A L L LEAN TENDER H IC KO RY Sm oked H A M S REG. S9« . . COPELAND A U MEAT Franks. The tweet, irookey flavor of Sunnyland hams hat made them first choice of thrifty homemakers; Protein rich, carefully se­ lected extra leon hams are slow steeped over Hickory smoke. So de­ lightfully tender ond tas­ ty. Government Inspected to Insure you of the high­ est quality . . . everytlme. We guarantee you'll be satisfied of your money back. REG. 491 . . COPELAND FRESH P C o p la n d ^ )- Sau saq i REG. 39« . . COPELAND SLIOD Bologna COPELAND JACKSONVILLE Sales recorded by Winn-Dixie Stores during the 28-week period end­ ed January 11 showed an increate of 4.48 percent over the corresponding period a wortf. Harry Echalberger, chair­ year ago. A total salei volume of man of the troop committee, presented merit badges to $481,750,069 for this year’s 28Craig Orseno, biking; Bruce week period surpassed last McKibbln, hiking and read­ year's figure of $442,038,519 ing; Tom Ratliff, first aid, by $19,720,590. first aid to animals, care of Salei during the 4-week per­ pots and railroading; Bruce iod ending January 11 total­ Robinson, r a b b i t raising; ed $70,472,418 as compared Donald Kennedy, home re­ with $67,613,965 during tha pairs; Perry Echelbergcr, corresponding period of 1983, an Increase of $2,838,451 or hiking merit badge. Aaalatant Scoutmaster John 4.23 percent. Winn-Dixie earnings after Cspewell presented Star Scout taxes during the 2S-week perbadges to former first clast Seouls Craig Oraeno, Bruce lod ended January 11 totaled $9,623,665, which represented McKibbln and Tom Ratliff. Junior Asilitant Scoutmast­ a percentage to sales of 2.13 er Perry Echelbergcr told the and earnings per common Scouts a n d their parents ahare of 71 cent*. This com­ about Camp Lanoche, the pared to earnings after taxes of $8,827,233 during the 28at Ocala National Forest, wcek period ended January 12, 1963, which represented mentioning the outdoor life, a percentage to sales of 2.00 camp fire programs, swim­ and earnlngi per common ming activities and tho op­ shire of 70 centa. portunities for advancement Shares outstanding on Ja n ­ ■long the psth to Eagle Scout uary 11 amounted to 12.642,754 Dennis Brown received a one- compared to 12,871,442 oo Jan ­ year service pin and the uary 12, 1983. meeting waa closed with bene­ Winn-Dixie now operates a diction by Rev. Smith. total of 622 retail stores and eight wholesale units, com­ pared to 601 retail stores and Leg al N otice eight wholesale units a year K icrrm otis NAMH ago. NOTICK IH h r r r l i y g iv e n t h a t I i m e n g a g e d In b u aln cae at I7-0S Irfinownnit, H a m I n n l a I 'u u n l y , F l o r i d a . u n d e r t lis f i r . m i n u s n a m a nf, P a d d o c k liar, a n d t h a t t I n l a n d to r a s l a t r r s a i d n ain a w i t h th * C l a r k of M A T H J l ' t l i r i A I . f i n r i ' I T , IN III* C i r c u i t C o u r t , Hrmlnnl* * A ll r o w a r w i M i t r . r o V N f o u n t , . F l o r i d * . In a r m r d a n r a T V , S T A T U O F F f.O K ID A , w i t h t h r p ro v i s i o n * nf th * F i c ­ i.A rttA N n e n r. taoso t i t i o u s N an is H t a t u t s s , t o . w i l t tvoth k o f H rrtlon Iti.O t F lo rid a H tatutss f o i i k <-i . o n i i ts : x a i .i : 1SJT. Nolle# Is h s r s b y * l v s n t h a t Hist J o s e p h A. IJrnuka "d ark o f th a 3017 O r l a n d o Dr., S a n f o rd . t h a N IN T H F la. J u d i c i a l C ir c u it, In a n * f o r I ’u h l l s h J a n . I S * Feb. I, IS. HKMINOl.K C o u n ty , Florida, 1*. IOCS. p u r s u a n t to th a d s r r s s n f foreCDQ-ST • I n a u ra a n l a r a d In a r a s a p e n d l n * In a a l d C o u r t , t h a aly l* o f AOTII'K O F SALK w h ic h la NOT IC E IH IIKHK IIY OIV- T h a H s a m t n 'a ( l a n k f o r HasKN t h a t on Ilia l a t h d a y of Inca In t h * C i t y o f N s w Y o rk , F e b r u a r y , 1004. a t t h * h o u r of a N aw Y o r k c o r p o r a ti o n , 1lt(lfl o. m 11100 ft'i’InrW o 'c lo c k a. m . aoft Ilia th * P laintiff w r a l a r l y d o o r o f tlia C o u r t - va. h n u a a In Hemlnol* C u u n ly , a t H A IL J. L E V T . s i u s . H i n f u r d , F l o r i d a , T h * lio n . A r ­ efendant*, t h u r II. I l e r k w l t h , Jr.. C lark a n d th * d n e k a l D n u m b e r of nf t h a C i r c u i t t ’u u r t o f Hamt. w h i c h la I S l o t , w ill o f f e r fo r Hole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , w ill o f . eala a n d Ball a t p u b l i c O u t c r y f a r fo r aala to th * h l f h a a t a n d to th * h l f h a a t a n d b r a t b id d e r h a s t h l d d a r fo r r a » h , a t publlo f o r ca s h , th * f o l lo w in g d e s ­ o u t c r y , Ilia f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b ­ crib ed property situate In ed p r o p e r t y of t h a l>*ffndatit, H o b b le I p*r flotdne.iii a / k / a O r l a n d t l r a h x m llublnaoii, altu x t * In Hemlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida. and m o r* p articularly d e s c r i b e d s a f o llo w s; t - D u n i u n l E n g i n e A n aty c o r d e d In rut B o o k II P e g * is, P u b l i c n s c o r d s o f Hemlnol# c o u n t y , F l o r i d a . T o g a l h a r w l l h . h u t n o t l i m i te d to, ilis fo l lo w in g llam a, p e r ­ m a n e n t l y In s t a l l e d : P raw ay B u i l t . In Cop p er R efrig erato r M od al No. U O t-CPi P ra w a y Built-In H u r fa r * U n it (atalnlaaa s t e a l ) M od al No. ISSSt P r * . w a y B u i l t - I n O r a n Modal No. 2X04 j L u i g l r o S to n l l a a t a r a n d Air C o n d i t i o n ­ er, 10.000 BT U ( # 11)1 L u g air* A ir C o a d ltlo a tr (E lsetrie) Held sa l* will b* h e l d a t th * F r o n t H tsp s o f th o Hsm lnul* C o u n t y C o u r t h o u s e l a t k * C ity o f H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , o n th * ITth d a y o f F e b r u a r y , ISS4 a t H i M o 'c l o c k A. 14. o r a * soon t h s r s a f t s r o a t k * a a a i * c a a b* den*. (H EAL) A r t h u r II. U t c k w l l h . J r , C lerk By M a r i k a T. V l k l s a D ep u ty C lark ItOEHH, W l Q I l T A B U R F O K D A m e r i c a n N a t i o n a l B a l k Bldg, p. a B ob h i m Bt. P e t e r s b u r g , F l o r i d a Publish Ja n . II. t i l l . CPQ -II Choice Confer Slicoa Included (BOLOGNA, PICKLE A PIMENTO, OLIVE, UVER CHEESE, SOUSE) Shank Half Sunnyland Smoked Hams tu n h a lf ■ mb u I >v DOLE SLICED H O R M EL PICNIC NMim»«9HMN$9ll99M9H**M4»'t*88894M****»»s»*«*«im9MM»t«»*tlMH*»a*9«M9HMI What natural aging doss Fes fine chssse ond fin* wlnss. It olio does for the fine bssf you gst ot Winn-Dixie. If mellows ond enhoncss the flavor of W-D Beef, ond in­ creases its tsndemest, with­ out destroying the fine bssf texture or making It toft ond spongy; at artificial tsmisrl*en sometimes do. Roast SAVE 2Vi« EACH . . BUSH TURNIP, MUSTARD, COUARD EXTRA LEAN , SM ALL M EATY SHORT H O R M EL BONELESS COOKED 46-ox. All cuts of W-D brand bssf era ck>M trimmed of bon* ond fat bslor* weighing and pockoglng. You gst mors, Ison, tender beef per pound at your friendly Wlnn-Dixi*. GROUND FRESH D A ILY . . EXTRA LEAN Cana HORMa (WITH BEANS) Legal Notice YOUR CHOICE VACUUM PACKED Astor Coffee IT'S IMPROVED BLUE OR WHITE N EW T ID E Detergent (G IA N T BOX . . SAVE 30$) (GIANT BOX . . SAVE 20$) FREESTONE O 'sag e P each es (BIG 2Yi CAN . . SAVE 8$) M AXW ELL HOUSE DETERGfNT WWWiWOO'SOI Praise Soap Dish All . . . ,0^45' REGULAR SIZE 21 EXTRA ITAMPS WITH READY TO SERVE Praise Soap AASAMUM Palmetto Farms Salads REGULAR SIZE OFTIRGENT, . 12-oa. 25$ L if e b o u y Lu x Liquid S w t iP e £ n*,. 65' L j t i l t w �Wj» 0anTor6 ^ rralb W ed. Ja n . 29, ’64—Page 7 Health Certificate Exams Start Feb. 4 Butter (LIM IT 1 W ITH $5. FOOD ORDER OR MORE) !■1.1 / r i 5 0 E x tra T o p V alue S t a l e s VITH THIS COUPON A M ) PURCHASE OF Two Pros. Fnoikm Lee’s Chopped Steal • OODTHUU FBUMUARY INO SAVE 14« EACH . . DEEP SOUTH AT A N Y W INN-DIXIE Grape Jam ^ 29 / Rice grain3 ««•39 ^ Bread 2 31/ Biscuits 2 *-25 / P o tato es 39/ Margarine FRESH WINESAP 111’111 ( ( T iT iT i. i n > ‘ SAVE 6t EACH . . DIXIE DARLING FANCY Apples . . 5 ■ «4 9 / Onions .. 5 •«39 / Russets.. 10 •'< =59 / Grapefruit 8 -«59 / Oranges.. 5 59 / U. y NO. 1 . . YELLOW 5 0 E x tra T op V alue S t a u p f WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF On* Fhoi. n ENRICHED . . DIXIE DARLING Fox Deluxe Pizza Pie Loavet U. S. NO. I . . BAKING POTATOES A T A N Y W INN-DIXIE i ‘i i T i >n ri C('| i'c ,r i PILLSBURY LAYERED FRESH . . LARGE JUICY FLORIDA E x tra T o i V a lia S t a u e a 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PALMETTO FARMS FRESH . . SWEET JUICY FLORIDA THIS COUPON AND PURCHAS* OF Onion "Ring*" • ood thru I ALLSWEET QUARTERS A N Y W INN-DIXIE >j i i li'iT ir C r i n v iv i 't . i m LB. l"TT!C---- ; 1 IT>«' -------- i (m i 1 -4 WB m KS MORTON FROZEN APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT Fruit Pies 3 Shrimp . . 2 Brownies 79 / Fam ily Six# $ PAN REDI FROZEN BREADED 5 0 E x tr a T op V a i a a S t a M T i S«*79 LI. PKG. SARA LEE FROZEN W ITH THIS COUPON ANO PUROIASE OF ON. 4.01. C»N *| Fischer’s Black Pepper ______ AT AN T •DIXIE BIRDSEYE FROZEN ICE MILK • / Jr ' BIRDSEYE FROZEN WITH ONION SAUCE . . MIXED Vegetables %39 / A L L FLAVORS i THRIFTY MAID Vi • WITH ONIONS 10-oz. Package ASTOR FROZEN FRENCH FRY P o ta to e s M IX G A L. . . . S p ro u ts D IX IE T H R IFT Y FROZEN FLA . ORANGE • • ASTOR FRESH FROZEN MATCH Juice.. 4 - 9 9 4 ASTOR FRESH FROZEN BRUSSEL 'E M A . “ io*i. $ i Pkot. 5 0 E x tra T e a V a la a S t u n s I » VTTH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE OF ONI HUNT Tull A 10 or. $ I -*Tt Pll0. PLoi. I . W C a u liflo w e r I ASTOR FRESH FROZEN SPEARS r B ro c c o li . pkL0b,. * 1 . . gate Toothpaste AT ANY W INN. . 4 % * .; $ K T YOUR CHOICE A L L PURPOSE Astor Oil HUDSON 2-M.Y DEEP SOUTH STANDARD DEEP SOUTH T o ile t T is su e M ayo n n aise T o m a to e s P ean u t B utter (4 ROLLS . . SAVE 10*) (QUART . . SAVE 10*) 303 CAN . . SAVE 314*) (BIG 24-oz. JA R ) 48-ox* S A V E 20* V V 'I T O WIW CORN IL «. «. JU Save 20* Mazola n 48-oz. . U V U M m W I U Bottle PUMIB B x. Compart this Low prica LARGE BREEZE . . Compart this Low prica lit 24**. . . )f« G iant Breeze DETERGENT . . LIQUID Condensed All 83‘ ut 79‘ IF**. Dm . . 13* LARGE RINSO . . l i t • Swan 22*m. 65‘ Wisk <*. 75* DETERGENT Ri nso Blue Fluffy LARGE SURF , . ))| DETERGENT CLEANER All Liquid . . ^ 7 9 ' Handy Andy - Giant Surf . . 79* All . . 3Lb 79‘ Blue Vim r.0. amd ci jjWwp (jOY eve'll] dime at... * j I ^0 0 Limit one with $5. food order. 43‘ Pint 39" r Seminole County Health De­ partment will commence liv ­ ing examinations for health certificates on Feb. 4. Any person desiring a health cer­ tificate may contact the County Health Department or any medical doctor licensed In the State ot Florida. Examinations will be given • t the Health Department on the following days and hours each week for a nominal fee: First and third Tuesdays, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., and second and fourth Wednesdays, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Valid health certificates ara required for all food handlers in Seminole County. This in­ cludes restaurants, drinking estshllshments, grocery stores and food processing person­ nel, etc. There hss been some misunderstanding concerning the contribution of the health certificate! to the safe pre­ paration and dispensing of food end beverages, however, these certificates are playing an important part in assur­ ing the public of sanitary food products. Tha requirement for health certificates is set forth in the rules and regulations of the Slate Doard of Health per­ mitting the local health au­ thority to require that each foodhandler possess a health card. The State Hotel and Restaurant Commission and Uio Seminole County Health Department expects strict adherence to this rule. Tax Cut Loss Estimated At $11.5 Billion WASHINGTON (U P I)-S en. ate debate opens Thursday oa the $11.« billion tax cut bill with leaders hoping for pass* age of the priority measure by the end of next week. The Senate Finance Com* mlttee reported Tuesday that the Treasury estimated the revenue loss of the Senate bill at $11,389,000,000 in 1989 and eventually at $11,600,000,* 000 a year. The House approved a bill providing for a $11.1 tax cut. The timetable for Senate ac* tlon appeared to havo been speeded up In large p art u a result of President John­ son’s personal pressure for fast action. Democratic Leader Mika Mansfield, Mont., called all Democrat! Into conference Tuesday to discuss the tax bill outlook. Then he announced that the Senate would meet at 11 a.m. Thursday come In an hour earlier on Friday and run morning-through-evanlng sessions this week and next to get tha measure passad. Many members felt there was a good chance the mea­ Le g al N otice sure would p ita and go to • IN T H R C I R C U I T C O I 'R T O T House-Senate conference F ri­ t iik x riT n jr m r itL r m - day night of next week. c t it , tv a x is run *»:w iOther congressional newst SUI.K COUNTY , F I.O H ID A h u m K i n m o. saara Grain: Congressional ism o m t ii A n n r o iir .r t.o s r iin P AN A M E R I C A N I.IKK INBUH- vestlgators plan to ask g<m ANCE COM PANY, A l u o u l . l . n . ernment officials to explain c o rp o ra tio n . why Continental Grain Co. of P la in tiff, New York got what Rep. Paul v». J O H N n . HUDS ON nml O K N - Findley, R-Ill., described ae KVA HUDSON, t i l . w ife, W I L 1.1 AM (I. H O W E L L Amt UAH- a $1.7 million “ fancy bonua" it a it a n . h o w r. i . t . h i . w i r . , In export aubatdiea on grata a m t P. Z E U I . I * SONS. INC., ahlpmenti to Rusata. Findley a F lo rid a corp o ra tio n . D e f e n d a n t * . told the House Merchant Ma­ N o n rn o r a e rr rine Committee Continental TO I W I L L IA M Q. SOW K I.l . a n d It A lilt A It A It. H i i W I X U Grain got subsidies averaging til. w it., w ho., r.ald.nr. 7214 cents a bushel. 1 st a i l Broadway Ariaona was Inhabited for l l . t h p a * . , l.on* t.ta n d , N . w Y o r k . r.l|> C o d . X1T14 at least 20,000 years before i n d t o a n y a n d all o l h . r p a r - the advent ol the white mant l r . c l.lm ln * to h a r . any r l c l i t , t i l l . a n d / » r l n t r r . i t In a m t t o t h . follow in * d . i c r l h a d p m p . r t y In 8 - m l n o l * C o u n t y , S l a t , of F lorida, to .w ltl IA)T Z. 1ILOCK I, SAN HKM KNOI.1.S F I R S T A D ­ D ITIO N , a c c o r d i n g t o p l a t I h . r . o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t Ilo u k IS. P a * . SI. P u b l i c It.c n rd . of S .m ln o t. C oun­ ty, F lorida. Including .pacifically, b u t not b y w a y o f l i m i t a t i o n , l b . follow ln* f l a l u r a . and eq u ip m en t, .11 p . r m . n . n t l y I n . t a l l r d i t Kunlun W a l l F u r n a o 1 S la c lo C h . f l l u l l t . I n O r a n t M a * lo C h . f Hur faoo U n i t S V . n . t l a n U ltnd. T O O A l t E H K ItK II Y N O T IKIKD t h a t l b . P l a i n t i f f , P AN AM KItICAN I.IKK INSUIIA NCK i-oSIP A N r, a tc iu l.la n a co r­ p o ra tio n , h a . I n . t l t u t . d cult .a .ln .t y o u In l h . C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Ilia N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t . In a n d f o r B . m l n o l o County, F lo rid a ; th e n a tu r e o f t h . a u l l la t o f o r . c l o a a t h a t c . r t a l n m n r t * * * . w hich anc u m b i r t th a a b o r t d aacrlb .d p rn p arly a llu a t.d and Im -.t.d In M . m l n o l . C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . TOU, a n d a a c h o f yog , a r . h . r o b y r a q u l r a d l o ft la y o u r A n a w . r I* l h a C o m p l a i n t w i t h tha C la rk of th a C ircuit C ourt. In a n d f o r K .in ln o la C o u n t y , a t Sanford, F lorida, and a .r v a a c o p y t h a r . o f upon R IC IIA llD W. I.A S S IT K It o f l h a f i r m o f fllM lNKT, t l U H N K T A H A N D ­ LEY, >M N o r t h M a a n o l l a A r a n u t, O rlando, F lo rid a, a l t e r n . y a f o r t h a r i a l n t l f f In l h a a b o r t a c t i o n , on n r b e f o r e t h a 37 th d a y o f F e b r u a r y , lSSt, a H . a D eere. P ro C o n f.a.o w ill l>* . n t r r r d a * . I n . I you . IT IS O IID K IIK D t h a t t h l . N o l l e , b . p u b l l . h . d In T h . B .nfnrd II.raid , a n ew sp ap er p u b l l . h a d In 8 . m l n o l . O n u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n e a e a c h w e a k for f o u r c o n M C U t l r . w eek * . W I T N E S S t h e h a n d a n d aaal o f th a C lark of t h . C ircu it C o u r t . S a m l n o l . C o u n t y , Man* ford. F l o r i d a , t h i s 3 1 th d a y o f J a n u a r y , ISd i. (8 K A I.) A r th u r H. B e ck w ith . J r , C lark of l h . C ircuit C ourt S a m ln o l. C ounty, F lo rid a Hy: M a r t h a T. V l h l . n D eputy C lark O U ltN K Y , Q U R N E T * IIA N D U R T 1*1 N o r t h M a s n o l l a A * . s u e O rlando, F lo r id a A tto rn ey s fo r the P la in tiff P u b l l . h J a n . S t * F . b , 4, I f , IS. 1SSS. CUQ-1S1 Le g al N otice IN T U B C I R C U I T C O U R T OIF T U B NINTH JC U IC IA L CHS. C I ' I T IN AN D F O R S K M I . NOLK COUNTY, F I . O H I D A . CIIANCKHY NO. 1*741 AM KItICAN F E D E R A L S AV­ IN GS A ND LOAN A S S OCIA­ T IO N O F OIU.ANDO a n d D A T TONA IIKAC H K E U E R At, S A V . INN1H AN D LOAN ASSOCIA­ T IO N, ri.tntlffw T II K K S F n A N Z E .V , m a n , *t aL a alB fte P .f .n d a a t* NO TIC H o r a C I T IN M O R T 4JAHK r O H K C l . O B C n a TIM T II K K S F IIA N Z B N M R ilU K N C K l R ural llo u t. S tta n tu u l. Illinois You a r a h . r . b y n o i t f l a d t h a t a C o m p l a i n t t o f o r a c lo a a a cartaln m o rtg a a * .n r u m b .r l n a lh a fo llo w ln a d a .c r lb .d t a a | p ro p trly , (o-w lli la>t 70. JA NHKN S U I t p i V f . HION, a r c u r d l n * t o t h * p l a t th .r.u f *• r.c o rd .4 la f l a t B o o k I I , !’a s * IT, P ublic n . e o r d . of S .m ln o l . C ounty, F lorida, h a a b aan file d a g a i n . I y o u l a l h . a h n v . i t y l . d cu lt, a n d y o u a r a r e q u i r e d to e r v * a c o p y »f y u u r A n . w a r o r o l h . r P l e a d In* t o t h . C o m p l a i n t o n P l a i n t l f f 'a a t t o r n e y . , ANDEBSONL RUSH, D E A N * LOWNDES, SIS E a . t C e n t r a l l l o u l . v a r d , O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a , a n d fit* t h a orlalnal A n aw .r or o th er P l r . d l n a In t h . o f fi c e o f t h a C l o r k of H i . C i r c u i t C o u r t o a o r h r f o r . t h . 371It d a y o f F a b ru a ry , l i l t . If you fall to d a >o, a d . c r . a p r o c o n f o t a o w i l t b . ta k * n a a a l n - t you fo r th * r a l l . f d . m a n d r d In t h * C o m ­ plaint. T h l a N o l l e . h a l l b* p u b l l a h . d on e* a w e a k f o r f o u r r o n e . c u t D . w e e k * In th * S A N ­ FORD HERALD. D A T E D th l * STlh d a y «4 J a n u a r y , 1SS4. (S E A L ) A r t h u r II. I l a c k w l l h . I r , C lerk of C ircu it C o u r t Sly: S l a r t h . T . V l h l . n D e p u ty Clark A N D E R S O N . HUS H. D E A N * LOWNDK8 A t t o r n e y * a t I .a w P. O. B o a SISS O rlando, F lo rid a P u b l l . h J a n . t l * F . b . I , 18. I t . ISIS. CDQ- IS! �Page William. H. Stewarts Sunday School Installation Ceremony For Class Meeting Seminola RebekaLodge § n c ia tif] h tb Feted At Anniversary Truthseekers Helen Gleeson unusual concerts . . and this opportunity isn't available of­ ten. The Elks Charity BaU was a big thing Saturday—cap­ acity crowd—Enjoyed chatting with Charlotte and Frank Donation . . . she wore a sm art looking black silk dress . . . Dr. and Mra. Richard Dougherty . . . she was In bright green . . . Dr. Frank Leone and hla strife were there, Larry Pivec and Eleanor dine, ed every polka . . . the Sid Vlhlcns shared a gay table with frienda . . . The Guy Allens were with Joe and Merline Wolfe, Mrs. Harry Adair and the Leo Trepanlers . , . Also saw Melvin Siskind and hla wife with the Ren Katz and June and BUI McUcnbaum . . . their's was a popular table . . . folks stopping by all eveningl Gere Dellrlchs came by to lay the “ walkathon" for the March of Dimes Saturday waa overwhelmingly success­ ful . . . and she wants every­ one to know the Anchor and Key Club members sincerely appreciate the many dona­ tions made . . . They receiv­ ed an unsigned letter—with a flO bill In It—obviously from a mother with a physically handicapped son . . . but with high spirits . . . Gere and the others were so touched by the letter she asked us to publish It . . . aorry, Gere,It's a bit long . . . but everyone knows how appreciative you are . . . Just remember bow many appreciats what you and the other student* dldl About the nicest birthday gift wo’vs heard ot In a long tim e is the one given Michele 7cme i—daughter of the Willla ft. Tones—from her brother Philip. For her 17th birthday be sent a plane ticket (Jet yet) to Houston , . . where ha works . . . he m et her there end together they flew to Mexico CUy. They will tour Mexico for a week and he bad an exciting Itinerary all mapped for her pleasure . . . bull fights, etc. . then she will fly back home! It should be difficult to get back to routine after such a trip, but the fun of telling her frienda all about it should help a lit­ tle . . . Just how thoughtful can an older brother bc7T7 Want to treat your childfen —and yourself—to delight­ ful entertainment Saturday? Call EUxabeth Mebane for tickets to the Captain Kanga­ roo concert*. . . be will be at the Municipal Auditorium, In Orlando, with the Florida lympboay Orchestra for two -. of his popular concerts for g » younger set. The pro­ grams are scheduled for 10:30 «. m. and S p. m. and he will Show (with dances, funny dia­ logue and skits) how good music can ha fun. These con­ to rts wiU be the last of the keriea for children and are aponaored by the Asiodate Board of the Florida Sym­ phony. Elisabeth and Frank Mebane are members of the board . . . so have tickets. You’ll ba pleasantly surprised pt the nominal coat of these DeBary Personals fty Mra. Adam Muller Mr. and Mrs. David Mac. Fariana ara tha proud grandparente of a grandson, Dar­ yal R. Campbell, born Jan. 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Campbell of Orlando. Mrs. Campbell la tha former Lufills MacFarlana. Mrs. John Dsick, Catalina Drive, entertained tha ladles of tha choir of St. Ann's Church a t her home in honor e f Paricia KosoUn. Evangoline Joyce, Mary Strang, Baba ReUly, Olga Crosby, Ann Quinn, and Marla Olivo attended. Miss KosoUn la tha former organist. Mrs. A. Roblollo, DeBary Drive, celebrated her birth­ day Saturday. Mra. G. WhlUford, Central Falla, R. I., arrived Friday In DeBary for an extended visit with her brother-in-law and stsU r, Constable and Mrs. Oscar D. Paplneuu. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Pow­ ers, N arsnja Road, celebraUd hla 83rd birthday Thursday with dinner a t tha DeBary Restaurant. Mrs. John Park, Dahlia Drive, enterUlned with a bridge luncheon a t her horns Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Feneke, Brooklyn, N. Y. have bought tha H. R. Weber home on Narcissus Drive and ar­ rived hare Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt I'etsrhncr, Maryland, N. Y., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tetschner on ConsUnce Road, W. Mr. and Mrs. Elmira liessey, Syracuse, N. Y., and Orlando, and aon, Ray, were the guesU of Mr, and Mr*. Arthur Hook on Palmetto Drive. Mr. and Mra. Eugene Gosswilier, Chicago, III., and Win­ ter Park, were the guesU of Mr. and Mra. Louis St. Amend on DeBary Avenue. Word haa heen received In DeBary that Mr. Willard Post, formerly of Eldorado Drive, died a t a nursing home In Cananaburg, Pa. Jan. 22. Ha was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of De­ Bary. Catholic Woman’s Club To Meet Tha Catholic Woman’s Club is preparing a layette for Catholic Charities and all members are requested to con­ tribute articles a t tha next meeting, Feb. I, In the aoclal hall of the church at 8 p.m. A program of games, with prises, Is planned for the social hour and refreshments will be served. COMPENSATION bff Jantt Htnry The Truthseekers Sunday Officers of Seminola Re-1 at the Odd Fellows HaU re ­ School Class, First Methodist Church, met Monday after­ bekah Lodge No. 43 were in- cently. Mra. Eva Williams la Mr. and Mra. William H. noon at the church for the ■tailed In an open installation | noble grand. Stewart w art honored at an business and social meeting. For the devotion MTa. W. P. open bouse Sunday afternoon ■■ * Chapman read an article at the Park Avenue home of written by Rev. Wallace Fri Mr. and Mra. Robert W. Wil­ dsy, "Hitching Post," Sav liams. The party waa to cele­ lour Like a Shepherd Lead brate the 30th wedding anni­ w -r Us waa sung and the devotion versary of tha 8tewarta, par­ period closed with a prayer. ents of- Mra. WiUlams. Mr. Mrs. Clarence Purcell, class and Mra. Lauren R. Johnson president, presided during and Mrs. Robert W. Stewart, the business session and read St. Petersburg, were co-hoaU thank-you notes received from the shut-in members for cour­ for the event tesies extended to them dur­ Some 300 frienda and rela­ ing the Christmas season. tives called during the hours Regular reports were given of 3 and 6 p.m. and were and the president appointed greeted at the door by Mrs. Mrs. R. F . Crenshaw and Jack Burney. In the receiv­ ing lines were: the honoreea, Mra. J. H. Powell aa a com­ mittee to write resolutions far the boats and Mrs. Annie Mrs. Earl, a deceased class Floyd, Jacksonville, a mem­ member. ber of (he 1914 wedding party. Y» Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart were ■ Bertha David were hostesses married Jan. 23, 1914 at Trin­ and served refreshments to ity Church in Savannah, Ga. those attending. 3(mes. PurThey moved to Sanford in cell, Crenshaw, Powell, J. G. 1923 and have been very ac­ Waites, Evan Hunt, J. B. tive in school, parent-teacher Crawford, Octavla Rumbley, work and tha Holy Cross T. E. Wilson, Henry Lumb, Episcopal Church. In addition MRS. EVA WILLIAMS (left) was installed as MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. STEWART on F. D. Hicock, L. E. White, R. to their daughters, Mra. Wil­ Noble Grand of Scminoln Rebekah Lodge No. 43 their golden wedding anniversary. F. Boyd, Don Nesbitt and liams and Mrs. Johnson, they in a recent ceremony. Mrs. Louise Long was in­ had a ion, Robert, who died Cecil Carlton, Mra. Alfred ring as a reminder of the oc­ Mr*. B. W. Turner. stalled as Vice-Grand of the Lodge. . In 1947. They have 13 grand­ Stanley and Mrs. Larry Bur­ casion. Out of town gueits here for children and three great­ ney. the party were: Mrs. Maurice grandchildren, and are known The granddaughters of the Baker and Mrs. Annie Floyd, affectionately to many other family presided over the Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. young people in Sanford aa grandmother" and "grand- guest book during the calling Larry Burney, Chriitle and daddy" because their greatest h o u r s . Floating hoitessci Jimmie and 3Irs. Jam es Cun­ Interest In Ufe ia young peo­ were Mrs. Larry Burney, ningham, Atlanta, Ga.; Bar­ Women today, account for A covered dish supper of and the traditional apple waa Mrs. Bob Moore, Martha bara McKinley, S t Augustine; 80 percent of all the buying ple. unusual and foreign dishes placed In the mouth. The butThe party rooms were dec­ Stewart, Sylvia, Sheralynu Mr. and Mrs. Preston M ai­ power In this country. orated with white and gold and Frances Williams, Gay lers, and Mrs. Charlea Al- It is by exercising their was enjoyed by Gamma Ome­ banda serving on tha m eat flower arrangements and the Stanley, Martha, Lauraell and bury, Miami; Mr. and Mrs. rights as consumers that Am­ ga chapter, Epsilon Sigma committee received accoladea serving table held a large Karen Johnson, Mrs. Paul L. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. ericans have brought so many Alpha, members and guests and due acclaim for their tal three-tiered wedding cake, Morgan, Linda Williams, Sha­ Bob Moore a n d Martha, labor savers and convenience at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ents aa chefs. John Dickey Saturday even­ items into the stores. Consu­ miniature sandwiches and a ron Drum and Serena O'­ Gainesville; Mrs. L e a a le Mrs. Terry Smith and Mrs Beard, Sylvania, Ga.; Mr. mers acceptance — or rejec­ ing. variety of dainty sweets. Mrs. Leary. The gourmet treat consisted Gil Cochran, recent brides, An orchid corsage waa giv­ and Mrs. Grady Strawder and tion — of an item determines Marlon noberts, Mrs. Roy Mann and Mrs. Ted Williams en to Mrs. Stewart and a car­ Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tuttle, Or­ its fate. If the consumer does­ of foods from Italy, Bavaria, were presented silver bud served the cake and coffee nation boutonniere to her bus- lando; Mr. and Mrs. D. B. n't buy the product, the man­ Roumanla, France, England, vasci and a farewell gift was waa poured by Mrs. G. W. band from their grandchil­ O'Connell, Boiton, and Mr. ufacturer ran't afford to of­ Spain, Germany and Amer­ given to Mrs. Ed McCall who ica, but the highlight of the will be moving to Gainesville. Morgan, Mrs. Gordon Brad­ dren. The children presented and Mrs. W. T. Walker and fer It for sale. The American homemaker evening proved to be Perry ley and Mrs. Jack Taylor. thrlr mother with a watch Mr. and Mrs. B. F . Wheeler Attending t h e delightful la often accused of having so- Cameron’s Hawaiian • style party were: Mra. Jimmie Liv­ Punch waa served by Mrs. and their father with a aignet Jr., Oviedo. called "impulse buying" hab­ roaat suckling pig. This del­ ingston, Mra. Skip Livingston, its. Manufacturers attempt, icacy was garnished with let­ Mrs. Bill Cochrane, Mrs. and often succeed, in persua­ tuce, pineapple alicea, crab- James Brodle, Mr. and Mra. ding the homemaker in her applet, trimmed with a gar­ Milner Osorne, Mr. and Mrs. choices of products. The land of parsley around the Terry Smith, Mr. and Mra. homemaker must be alert to neck, tied with a red bow, Henry Tooke, Mr. and Mra. stay ahead ot the retailers Edgar Bruce, Mr. and Mra. r This design la a carefully who are competing for her Bud Jennings, Mr. and Mra. tailored clastic style that is shopping dollar. Technology Pete Bukur, Mr. and Mra. alwaya in atyle. No. 1143 with hsa advanced at such a rapid Jam es McKee, Mr. and Mra. Patt-O-Rama la In sizes 32 to rate that the consumer may Jack Schirard, Mr. and Mrs. 44 Bust 34 to 46 inchca. Size not be well enough Informed Kirby Fite Jr., Mr. and Mra. 34, 36 bust, short sleeves, 3W to make an Intelligent choice. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knight, John Higgins, Mr. and Mra. Because of this, the home­ yarda of 33-lnch. Mra. Esther Corztne and Mrs. Ed McCall, Mr. and Mra. Gcno Estrldge III and 31r. To order, send 30 cents in maker should attempt to be well informed about the pro­ Catherine Wesley, Casselber­ and Mrs. Ernest Cowley. coins to; ry, spent Wednesday in Day­ ducts she wants to buy. It's Mary Brooks Picken practically impossible to get tona Beach. Reader Service When repotting large vinlng your money's worth unlesi The Sanford Herald Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tully, you know something about plants, a very satisfactory to­ P. 0. Box 489, Dept. C food, fiber, fabric and hard­ 313 Wllshlrc Drive, have had tem pole can be made by cut­ New York 19. N. Y. a t their bouaegucsta hit ne­ For first-class mailing add ware. ting chicken wire Into a piece In our competitive world, phew, Jam es Tully, and hit 10 centa for each pattern. approximately 13x22 inches wife from Oak Hill, W. Va., Print name, address with products are sometimes In­ and Samuel Kennedy and aon, and rolling it into the proper troduced too soon, and there zone, style number and site. Pompano Beach. size. Fill It with either peat may be faults In tha item a- Michael, bout which the manufacturer &!rs. Tully was installed as most, pine needles or leaves was not aware In hla ruth to president of the WWI Veter­ and pack firmly. Partly bury market the item. Theta pro­ ans Auxiliary, Post 237, F ri­ this pole betide the vina and ducts should be taken back to day. Mr. and Mrs. Tully at­ secure the vinca to it with the store for exchange or re­ tended the mid-winter confer­ plastic • covered wire from ence of the WWI veterans la fruit or vegetable bags. Water fund. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moore, plants through this chinnsL Contrary to wide opinion, Tampa Jan. 10. Sanlando E atltei, have had the American homemaker la as their guests recently her brother and sister-in law, Mr. reluctant to complain. But and Mrs. Claude Robinson, since her purchases do Influ­ and their sons, Robbie and ence tha manufacture of Clauda Jr., Norwalk, Calif., itcma, the manufacturer ap­ and Mr. and Mra. T. it. Rob­ preciates hearing the com­ inson and children, Carol, plaints rathrr than having the Joyce and Tommy, Litchfield, sales reduced. Hit primary concern la to satisfy the eon Coon. turner In order to obtain and For an unusual taata la k*«P customers. If tha pro­ aalad dressing, mash o m ba­ duct isn't right taka H back nana Into a cup of mayoe- to tbs store and be sure pour complaint register*. nalae. If ' Vet V m mm Homemaker Purchasing Power Influences Foreign Foods Featured At ESA Sorority Supper FASHION DESIGN Casselberry Personals Longwood Personals The meeting was opened by the outgoing Noble Grand, Mrs. Clarence Snyder. Gueits were welcomed, the Lord's Prayer repeated and the Flag pledge given, followed by the National Anthem. The District Deputy Presi­ dent, Mra. Helen Heitx, Or­ lando, was Introduced, Mrs. Snyder presented gifts to her officers and was escorted to the past noble grand station. Mrs. Ilcintz introduced her installing staff, all members of Orlando Rebekah Lodge No. 12. Aa each officer was introduced she was escorted through an honor guard. They wore pastel shade formats and three carried garlands ot sweet peas while three car­ ried emblems signifying friendship, love aod truth, en­ circled with red rose buds. The Installing marshall, Mrs. Lorraine Heitx, Orlando, car­ ried red rosea. The flowers and colors of the state presi* dent, Mrs. Margaret Walters, were exemplified. Officers Installed w e r e : Mrs. Eva Williams, noble grand; Mrs. Louise Long, vice-grand; Mra. John Jurat, recording secretary; 31fs. Evelyn Hoolehan, financial secretary; Mra. Virginia An­ derson, treasurer; Mrs. Hazel Gllhuly, warden; Mra. J. J . Nicholson, conductor; Mrs. Ida Fauver, chaplain; 31rs. Sarah Policy, Inside guard­ ian; Mra. Mary Jameson, out­ side guardian; Mrs. Clarence Snyder, musician; Mra. Har­ ry Oitecn, color bearer; Mrs. R. A. Futrell, RSNG; Mrs. Brodle Williams, LSNG; Mra. W. L. Roche, RSVO, and Mrs. II. L. Moore, L5VG. Altar bearers, Mr*. Guy Beall, Mrs. Jam es Wallin, Mrs. Pearl Byrd and Mrs. leer Boyette were escorted to their itation. As Mra. Wil­ liams stood at the altar, after taking her obligation, Mrs. Nick Pfeifauf aang an origi­ nal song, "Eva, We All Wish You Success." After the installation, tha installing staff and courtesy girls presented a drill. They carried red rose bud bouquet/ and formed a spiral with the district deputy president In the center. Mra. Violet Harris sang "Moonlight and Roses" and the Installing officers were retired. Following the meeting re­ freshments were served by Mrs. Harry Osteen, Mra. Au­ burn Rector, Mrs. Hazel GUbuly and Mrs. May Rubow. CORSAGES — aad DELIVERED ON TIME Year Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER 8HOP Cec. ft. le* ft Sanford Are. FA 9-1622 nr FA 14411 cn n ciff ways svw r quality Household Hints Valentine Gift Aa empty lipstick case fill­ ed with eotton makes a alee needle and pla bolder. When removing keys tram a key flag temporarily, (to leava ear at garage, etc.) book keys on a paper clip. All of ■ sudden, from out of That gives me tha strength Ib is makes a very good tem ­ porary key “ehatn." to go lor a wfailel the throes 1 i i j • ml B' Of three-year-old chaos, sad Un-year-old foil, Aad teas dispositions, sad houss disarray, Aad all af tha crlaas that gar hla th« day, A hit of ooataatmaat tha siss of a hag Looks tip from bar blanket so j; Aad oatahaa a y g lu es with tha kiad af o amlls 9 J s it In Ttaia Aa A Easier Is March 29thl mm n m riy a ta to d kSFRine Why Not Be Prepared To Take Advantage Of New Btylea And Fashions With A Penney Charge Card I It’a Real Easy, Aak Any Penney Aeaodate The Next Time You're In The Store. Know The Convenience Of Shopping The Modern Way, With A Penney Charge Card. Good 1ft Any J. C. Penney Store. T flillh JjttsJu a n A S 4 1 f l8 .H w 7 .n - f t l i t ML M l �II Sir# ftm fo rft Wed. Jan. 29, *84—Papre 9 Wmrtft Jacoby On fihidysi ByOswaldJacoby (D&aJi Obby ; -ByAbigail VanBuren DEAR ABBY: Please p a n this on to other fat people who are constantly "kid* ded" about their weight: 1 am overweight and know it. But it isn't because I eat too much. I have a thyroid condition which the doctors cannot control. A fellow sent the following message to me through ananother employe: "If you lost 30 pounds I could be. come Interested In you." I sent word back, "And when YOU become perfect, I might become Interested In you, too." IDA DEAR IDA: You could be right—but you could also be rationalising. Only you and your physician know. On the other band, 30 pounds is a cheap price for a little romance. • • • DEAR ABBY: A former boy friend GAVE me his high school graduation ring. I think he said he paid $16 tor K. We quit going to* ■ether and he now wants his ring back. I told him he GAVE it to me and now it w u MIME. I want to keep it as a remembrance as it has sentimental value. He offered to B IT It from me. I told hl.n if he wanted the ring that bad he could or­ der another one just like it, but he wants the one I have. 1 still don't want to part with it. Should 1 let him buy it off me or should 1 keep it, or should 1 give It backT MEMORIES DEAR MEM0RI1 GIVE him the ring. • • e DEAR ABBY: My hus* band is a clergyman and he is too soft-hearted to com­ plain, but I think it's time somebody spoke up about the way the members of a congregation abuse their clergyman. We hare peo­ ple coming to our home all the time for private confer­ ences with my husband. He Is not a psychiatrist, and he shouldn't have to be the re­ feree for family battles, either. He has his hands full trying to do all the things a conscientious clergyman must do, which Include wed­ dings, funerals, S u n d a y school classes, regular sick calls, his sermons and then all the civic functions he m utt attend. I think he is being taken advantage of when people bring him their dibqhUqhJtA 7:80-9 p. m. (NBC) The Vlrglnlan. "The D rifter." (Color) Another ("demand" show for almost every series. This epi­ sode shows how It all began, as it details the arrival of James Drury (The Virginian) as an enemy of Judge Garth (Lee J . Cobb) and his conver­ sion into an ally and employs. Drury, who's been aloughed off much of the time in recent epi­ sodes, gets a chance to remind you that he’s really the title character. 9-9:80 p. m. (CBS) Tha Bev­ erly Hillbillies. (Rerun) Some very funny momenta. Elly May (Donna Douglas) takes a tem­ porary Job in Milburn Dryadale’a (Raymond Bailey’s) bank and, sure enough, the rest of the Clampetts help o u t For a while It looks as if tha Clampetts will ruin the bank with their nutty business methods, but tha bank proflta from their generous foolish­ ness. John Ashley Is good as a bank teller who tries his Don Juan tactica on Elly May. Rounding out the Clampett family are Buddy Ebsen, Max Baer and Irene Ryan. 9-10 p. m. (NBC) Espionage. TEUVISION WEDNESDAY P. M. Ills (I) hiewMose S:1S 0:11 S ite S : 1> S :te SiSI IlSS fill t:* e (S) N ew s , s p o r t s . W e a ­ ther ( I ) N ew s . B e e n e , W e * . th er (S) E d i t o r i a l ( I ) N ew s, a p o r M , W e a ­ ther ( I ) Ch S S p o r t e (S) W e a t h e r S how (S) New*— W a l t e r C r e a k lte ( ! ) N ew*— R e a C o c h ra n ( I) ll u n t l e r • B rinkley (S) TBA < t) D e p a i r (S) O l t n n Reeve* (!) Cheyenne (l> T h e V i r g i n i a s (S) CBS R e p o r t s (*) P a t t y D u k a (S) F l o r i d a S y m p h o n y Training orchestra Radios On Road BALTIMORE, Ud. (U P I> A growing percentage of the radio rccelveri la the United States—perhaps one-fourth — am now on wheels, according to one of the country'a leadlag suppliers of automotive radios. A record 1.4 million auto and truck radios will be sold by tha Radio Division of tha Bendlx Corporation in 1163, and tha company ex­ pects to aurpass that mark next year when It delivers its 19 millionth custom auto r a ­ dio. 4,000 New Phones TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — ioridiana era getting more touch with things, the Pubi Utilities Commission has ported. Tha commission said tsphone companies in tha ate installed nearly 24,000 iw telephones during No- liefs Get Vaught IANS AS CITY (UP1) — ral Vaught, a 146-pound lor guard from SouthwestLouisiana has signed with Kwiewe City Chiefs of the ericas Foetbal League, ha 6-foot 8 Vaught will be d as an offensive guard. tu rtle ! ! : ! • ( I ) N*w«, W * * th * r . sport* l t : t l ( t ) T h * * t * r o f tk * S u r e l i s t * (1) J o h n n y Cer* o n (C o lo r ) 11:11 ( I ) M ovie THURSDAY A. M. T:M T rll M l T ill (i) (S) (f) (SI (I) (I) (I) (I) (») (l) (!) III* (I) 1:1* ( I ) l:*t (l: (I) (t; • ill (I) • ill (I) (I) t i l l ! (II (•> U : M (l> that he mutt listen to a certain amount of "personal problems." Don't add to to his burden by protesting too much. Ills job Is tough enough. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO BEL AIR ROAD: It's true, "Even a clock that isn't working is right twice a day." But who wants to rely on a clock that isn't working. • • • Get It off your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, WTite to ABBY, Box 336. Beverly Hills, Calif. 3363, Beverly llllls, Calif, dressed envelope. • • • Hat* to write letters? Seed one dollar to ABBY, Box $365, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby's new book­ let, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS." tfll m n astle* Hunah lno A l m o n t e D ro v e. F o r m H * p o rt FlorlS n llla to ry S u n r l i e 8 * m * * to r Tod»y— Hugh Downs Film r e s t o r e s ru n Mku R eport M ic k le X v e n s To4er L o cal N * w t, W e a ­ ther C a p ta in K an g iro e C arteen* J a c k LaLann* A m e r ic a n l l l e l o r y E a e rc lie F o r W omen C arU ont D ale s to r m llo ra y er R oom S a y W h en N tw e - M I k * W allace NBC Now* (!) Mpaaleh IM S til (t) (I) lt:M ( t) (») IS) M i l l (S> W ord for W ord December B r ld a I L ev e L u c y C patcn lratlo n Prlt* Is R ig h t T h « McCoy a M im ing L in k s O b j e c t la ) P e t e * Uladyg iii« phony deck he's bought to do card tricks. 10-11 p. m. (CBS) The Dan­ ny Kaye Show. Loaded with laughs and this show Is also plussed by exceptionally fine singing by guest Dlahann Car roll. She Is also most effective In an opening eomedy sketch with Danny where he's hilar­ ious as a father seeing his In­ fant son for the first time. Danny also has a very funny dosing sketch with a Mexican theme and Harvey Korman, a regular second banana on this series, gets some h e a r t y laughs as a Mexican heavy. Midway in the show, Danny does a clever dance pantomime aa a fumbling drunk trying to pay hla bar bill. 10-11 p. m. (ABC) IX Olym pie Games. "Opening Cere­ monies." The opening gun In ABC-TV’s all out coverage of the 1D64 events from Inns­ bruck, Austria, which will con­ tinue through Feb. 10. Thla hour la largely a ceremonial one, previewing the eventa to come In rather lavish, elrcusy fashion. Youll learn what to anticipate when the athletes get down to business In the days ahead. TONIGHT M l (I) The r e rm tr 'a D aushU r (I) T tghtrop* l : H (S) E i p l o n a a * ( I ) B e v e r l r H illb illie s (l> b * r c e s e r Site ((> D ick V a n D r k * l*:** ( i ) K l* v * n th H o a r (I) D in n y Key* ( l i W i n t e r Olym pic* 11 t H (1 (S) N*w«, W * e th * r , S p o rt * ( I ) N«w* — M ( r p k y *:0# St SI S :l* 0:10 personal problems. He gives so much of himself to strangers he hardly has time for his family. If you print this, keep me anony­ mous for obvious reasons. Thank you. CLERGYMAN'S WIFE DEAR WIFE: Your hus- T V T im e Previews "Do You Remember Leo Win­ ters?" Above average for this generally disappointing aer­ ies. What do you do If you’re an unemployed wartime hero who can't get a job as a diver? George A. Cooper plays this bungling, neurotic character beautlfuly. Hired by British Naval Intelligence for a oneshot Job as a frogman-spy— but agalrut an American ship —the one-time hero messes everything up and creates an international incident A alowmoving but always engrossing drams, thanks largely to the c a st 9:80-10 p. m. (CBS) The Dick Van Dyke 8how. A fast but not slsraya furiously funny show that sees Morey Amster­ dam, as the laeonle Buddy Sor­ rell, getting moat of the laughs. A friendly poker party soee Rob (Dick Van Dyke) winning all the money with • phenomenal streak of luck till It'a discovered Rob has been playing with a marked deck. Rob’s in the doghouse with Laura, Buddy and hla neigh­ bors, though be tries valiantly to convince them ha didn’t know he’d been using the ( II G enera' lloapltal (*) T o T e ll T h e T r o t h t : i l ( I ) T o n D o n 't Bay (C o lo r) ( I ) Q u e e n F e y A D ay (I) T he E d s* a t N ight • : • • ( t ) M a tch a s m s (I) T rellm eiter (4) S e c r e t a t e r m ocur 4:14 ( I t 4 1IS (l> (t| l :t e (l> B u rn t end Allen N ew s— S an d er VanD a d e W elt Beet of O roaebe (4) C a r t o o n * 1:14 (I I N*w*o*p* ( II Loot * I t T* B e are r Resigned BERLIN, N. H. (UPI) - A new political ilgn appeared here Tuesday near a Goldwater for president campaign poster. It read: Goldwatcr la '84 Hot water In '83 Bread and water In '86. Grease-Fighter N E W YORK (U PI) — Pour ordinary hot salt water Ipto tlnke, tubs, and drains once or twice a week to keep them free of grease and dis­ agreeable odors, aays tha TUa Council of America. Pioneer MURRAY. Ky. (U PI) — Land that la now tha campus THURHDA AY P. M. of Murray State College ones i r First Impress- was tha farm of Nathan B. t l : t e ( I ) To loi Stubblefield, the first man to <«> Lo e o f L i t e broadcast the humaa voice by (I) SOI *1• K e y s It ill (I) Trj Ik i r C i wlrtiraa. fl> P« hhe r K n o w s Beet (I) a* r eh f o r T o m o r r o w 11:41 (4) a l e g L i g h t tm t i l l (t) Nek,s (I) ■ r fI s F o r d MI DI I M T h i A l l l i (I) n , Ope a W i n d o w t i l l (I) F o « e to a m a t h ir s d a t 1:11 (I) P e p i e A r e P a s s : (II Ni “ a— D a v e F e n Ca u s e d h u e H IM ni l raw « sstas ( I ) Al T h e W o r l d T a r n s - F K M A L R OR T R H 1:41 (I) Cl 'llMM 1:10 ( I ) a Make A Deal I ) Al A, I t e t h o r a (I) 41) •) F Fii a w a r d 1:11 (!) I I T! T! i JD o c t o r s l a C onrt Cl) D r la Ltaklettar ■41 Mew- V. . \\) Ii a 141 SI 1 (II Li site Tens* In bridge language aa "echo" bears no resemblance to what an echo really is. The word Is applied to any convenUonal play of an un­ necessarily high card followed by a play of a lower card In the same suit. To make things even hard­ er for the student, every lit­ tle echo hat a meaning of Its \/\f r) Racing: The Sun j ^ ’j -r * 11.% >■'*f *_»_* FLEET RESERVE Association members will sponsor a pork nnd beef bnrbecuc from 4 to 8 p.m. Saturday at their hut on Seminole Boulevard for the benefit of their buildinpr fund. Rob Armentrout Jr., head chef at the Sanfortl Naval Academy, will head the cooking detail. Michael Thomns is committee chairman. (Herald Photo) FARMINGDALE. N. Y. (UPI)—A traveler may not want to race the sun west­ ward to Hawaii early in the 1970'a, but future supersonic air trips can make the with come true, according to one expert in the field of superionic transport "Whether it la a Mach 2 plane (twice the speed of sound) or a Mach 3 or bet­ ter," says John Stack, vice president and director of en­ gineering at Republic Avia­ tion here, "you could leave I-ondoii at 8 a.m., arrive in New York at 8 a.m., refuel and be in Lot Angeles before 8 a.m., refuel again and be in Hawaii at 8 a.m ." (l)& Jh& iOomSin : ByRuthMillett So many mothcra wbo look for faults in their aoni* wives a rt really prompted by, 'somebody clio Is taking my plaee." The fact is, it isn't picas ant for a mother to too an other woman become all-ini' portant to her son. When a woman refuses to admit the truth of that, she trici to fool hcriclf by "dl»covering" flaws in her daugh­ ter-in-law—tho way the dress­ es, uses make-up, takes care of tha house or cooks. It doesn't take long for her to convince bcrsrlf that Jim married tha one girl in the i.orld wbo was wrong for him, that everything would have been Just dandy if he had married tho right girl. Once she has convinced her­ self of that, a mother-in-law can blama everything on the daughter-in-law. S h e c a n blame everything from the fact that her sun Is so ab­ sorbed In his new life that he seems neglectful of his par­ ents, to his working too hard, to not getting ahead fast enough. And that it how most dis­ like of a daughter-in-law gets started. The woman who Is more honest with herielf faces the fact early that It may he a little hard to put her ton's happincsi into another wom­ an's keeping, but that the hat Scrap Bombers, Russia Urges GENEVA (UPI) - The Soviet Union today proposed the scrapping of aB bomber planes as a concrete step to­ ward disarm am ent The Russian! also suggest­ ed the Moscow limited nu­ clear teat ban treaty should be extended to underground teating, but they again rejected Western demands for internanational Inspections against cheating. Soviet Ambassador Semyon K. Tsarapkln made tho pro­ posals In a nine-point memor­ andum presented the 17nation disarmament confer­ ence. Tho memorandum said all bombers should be destroyed because they are obsolescent and have been superceded by m tulles. to to make the best of it. And Drpt. A, Radio City Station, that the way to make the best Naw York 19. N. Y. of It is to look for her daugh­ ter-in-law's g o o d qualities, and to try to be frienda with her. By this positive thinking the will gain not only that most V 'W H M A B U R O l R chericlicd of relationships, a true friend, but a daughter. 2445 French Ave. JUICY What about those myster­ ious teeners? Read Ruth Mil­ ieu's "Tips on Teen Agers." Send 23 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, c/o The San­ ford Herald, P. O. Box 489, I T 1 NOW thru SAT. DOUBLE FEATURE AT 1:88 - 4:80 • 1 M 18:88 G O LIA TH sas nn SINS •B U Y B N •CMMatTICNMSCOrC PLUS AT >40 • 848 84 8 S A u s E is SuueQueei nMUtlCtfC STARTS SUN. mmm ■ th u m b Carry Out Orders Ph. 322-9816 ♦ 168 ♦ Q 10T H EAST (D) ♦ 1678 ♦ At ♦ 986841 ♦ KQT ♦8 ♦ AQJfll ♦ 841 ♦ •! MOTH ♦ 1C Q JM ♦ 8 ♦ KT8I *AK J Saak and Waal vuteerabla Kaat ■ n tt WM4 North Pan 3 8 14 !♦ Paaa 8 4 Pan Fan Fan Opening lead—♦ 4 own. Some echoes are used to ihow strength In a auit, others to ihow number. Ex­ cept for the trump echo, most of them show a doubleton or ocaslonally four or tlx cards in the cult. The trump echo shows an odd number and al­ most always three. It la used by a player who wants to tell his partner that be can ruff aomathlag after ha haa had to part with two trumpi. TV RENTAL • Sales ♦ Service Seminole TV FA S-4SSS Zenith Color TV Sales >860 Hanford Ave. V CAFETERIAS ^ T > e f r c i( x d E * ) d C o u t a a S a u te * Come dine with us. Enjoy crisp, appetising sated*. , testy pie*, cakes and craams.. .tender, deMdoua prime meats and garden fresh vegetables. . . served In truly pleasant surroundings. And remember, Thursday night f la "family nliht" with fra* deaiarts Tor a lt. . . and ^ Saturday night ts "steak night" when you get a big y»Jb. T-Bone stoak cookod to your ordor for only jOne dollar. • Luncheon: IIA *#. • MS P .U. Dinner; 4 4 0 -8 .0 0 P .M. Trade Winds Cafeterias also located in Orlando, Leesburg, Cocoa 4k Melbourne W#* P r o v i d e I h«* f m i ' s t C . i l * ' ? i n i j S i m vm (» I n ( f loriil.i tail or bring this coupon 4 .• and have the Sanford Herald delivered. daily to your door for Only M P? j Gv R Sanford, Fla. 8(4 1 V A J1I E ast took hla ace of dia­ monds and returned tha queen. West ruffed South'* king with the seven of trumps and shifted to tha flv* of hearti. Dummy won with the ace and a trump was led. East hopped right up with tha ace and West played the five sp o t This completed tha trump echo and told E ast that Weat wai ready to ruff a third dia­ mond. East was tempted to try to cash a heart, but in­ stead ha resisted that temp­ tation and led another dia­ mond whereupon West waa able to take (he setting trick. How did Eaat know that West could beat dummy's nine of ipadas? Eaayl There la no rule requiring a player to echo and West would not have bothered to show three trumps if he could not beat dummy's nine. S �Lions Swamp Melbourne; SHS, Hounds Lose Oviedo Tallies About Sporta 10th Victory Thinking Out Loud By 70-41 Biff B anfnrb N rralb P hro 10 — Jan. 28, 1961 BY JULIAN 8TBN8TBOM Mcts Mean* Good New* The Oviedo Lions roared to (heir 10th victory In 13 starts night In entering Into an agreement for the New York during the current cage cam­ Meta to bring aeveral of their farm cluba into thia city paign when they dined on for aprlng training la certainly good newa. Hustlers from Melbourne's I t’a a etep in the right direction toward aomeday en­ Central Catholic High Tuelarging the operation and perhapa even the poaalblllty of day night by a score of 70 to landing the parent organization. With major league cluba 41. The Hustlers were hopeless­ training In eltlea aa eloae to Sanford aa Daytona Beach, ly outclassed by the red hot Orlando and Cocoa there'* no reason why one of Uieae Lion* In the opening stanza daya a major aggregation could not utilize aome of our and Oviedo quickly ran up a city’a facilltiea. wide margin. Oviedo put their Ray Kennedy, a Met acout for the Central Florida reserves Into the affair and area, aaya that cluba from Albany, N. Y., Williamsport, at the end of the first period Pa., and Sallnaa, Calif, will be here for aprlng training it was Oviedo by a 16 to S plus one other outfit. count. In the second period, The Met official aaya th at Joe McDonald will be in FLY BOY — John Pennel, the only man ever to the Hustlers posted 13 points command of Spring operatlom here. while the Lion reserves coast­ clear 17 feet in the pole vault, could do no better John Krider, a former ball player hlmaelf and now ed to only six. than 16 ft.. W a in. at the Los Angeles invita­ manager of the county's chamber of commerce, is d o l n r Leading 22 to 21 going Into tional indoor track and field meet. The two poles all he.can to bring Caaey Stengel and hla colorful clan he regularly uses for his soaring performances to Sanford for a t leait one aprlng exhibition tilt. We cer­ the third quarter, Oviedo held Central to only seven mark­ wore misplaced while he was flying to California tainly hope he will be aucceaiful. There’a no doubt but ers while the Lions went on and Pennel had to resort to a substitute. that It'd draw a capacity crowd. a 26-polnt scoring spree. They e e e e added 22 more In the find Kennedy’* An Old Pro frame while Melbourne got In talking with Krider about the commission's action 13. John mentioned that he and Kennedy were old friend* . . . Pacing the Lions were Rex they formerly played together In the South Atlantic Brooks with 20 points and Jim League. Thle wa* when the Sally had auch club* a* Courier with 18. But Fon Spartanburg, Charlotte, Ashvllls, Macon, Columbia and Felcbett dropped In 21 points aeveral ether*. for Central and took high In the lata 20’e Krider waa a portalder for the Macon scoring honors for the con­ club while Kennedy managed the Aahevlll* Tourists. test. The big winners go at It box special. During thote aame year* there waa a catcher for the It was the Independent tonight at the Sanford-Orlando Five-time winner Del Tons Spartanburg club by the name of Walter Hunter, who Lions' fifth consecutive win. Kennel Club in the featured a sensational juvenile from uaed to be a receiver for the Sanford club In the old They did not utilize Uie press 10lb race—the mid-week hot- the Mrs. Manuel Souza ken­ Florida 8tate League — back in the daya of Cecil Frlsand the reserves played al­ nel, is (he biggest winner in most half of the ball game. In bee and Rip Dunbar. Die field but there arc three It wa* especially Intereating to u* since our family— the rebounding department, other sprinters who sailed Ted Bellhom and Billy Mikler in those days — used to spend acme time each summef across the finish line ahead paced the Lions. In the se­ in Asheville, mainly because dad would rather watch ba*eof the field lour four times cond section of the contest ball than eat, and because the Sally In those day* played each. Oviedo connected on better some tremendous ball. We, that’a brother Douglas and Paul Sutherland’s I.arry Ka­ than SO per cent of their abots. ourself, got to know some of the ball players In that Jennie Runnels toppled the sha, Starlight kennel's El Pa­ In a preliminary Jayvce af­ pins for the high series of so Lass, and Paul Boone's league — especially an outfielder by the name of Tom fair, the Utile Llona chewed Nash. If memory aervea us correctly, Nash did play part 500, In the Holler Motur Navy Wide Gap all have notched their way to a S3 to 32 de­ of one season, near the end of his career, with PalatVa Wives League on Friday. Jen- four wins apiece to act up to­ cision over the Baby Hustlers. of the Florida State. nle'a high game wns a 175. night's feature as a top-notch Walter Beasley picked up 10 event. Tom, who played for Kennedy, lifted many a ball over points for the Ilaby Lions and Rose Patrick had the high the big rlghtfleld scoreboard at the Asheville park. Oilier feature starter* are game with a 187 for a total Bobby Stewart was right be­ Tom Sweeney'* Miss DunEven though he limped a little — from old football Inof 402. Hetty Washburn clear­ hind with nine. more. Circus City Ranch's juries — he wns quite an attractlcn. The Ilaby Lions now have a ed the lanes with a 173, for a Sarasota Sunroast. Cecil Aus­ Rut here's a surprise, Ilay recalled that his bathnys record of five wins and eight 406 aeries. Fran Morton bad a tin'* Yorky and Darold Rob­ a t Asheville during those seasons Included a pair of kids 107 for a 445. Hetty Qulllin losses for the year. ertson's Qeorge' Jot. who became prety well known In these parts — Joe Jus* rolled a 164 for a 454 errlee. Tonight's entries: ties and Rick Gillespie. Both were Rollins studenta and John Adams had a 175, FIII*T MASK — i ' l l wile — top athletes, and both later played baseball for Sanford while Jo Clevelsnd was right llrm A r II — | . N l . l o , J I d e a l . r lltilit K a t h y , 4. l i r a cluba In the Florida 8tate. behind with a 171. Thelma c3.h a rSs ia . 5. V l r k o . S. At I 's -atiu t, But back to Kennedy, he's been associated with George Unger bowled a 105 and Dur- 7. No Hear, S, K s s c a t«sdy. Weiss for many moons. When Welsa left the Yankees— • K t t l M ) It AI K — . V i a vm — na Betancourt a 161. 44rade I? — | . K andy Kmllm. I. after many yeara there as general manager — and took The turkeys fell for Rosa I’s t ' a T u r n . Z. K n o l h e a d Tom. over Uie reins of the Mcts, he asked Ilay to Join him with Patrick. Marge Field, ami 4. T e t u n 's I 'a r o t . V. Iliirn 'n Vlad, The Florida Horsemen’s As­ I. HIrMe Kar, 7. T i o g a T o g , i . the new club as a scout. Jennie Runnels. D o n 't sociation, with headquarter* at Today Ray keeps a keen eye on high school and col­ Hetty Qulllin, Pat Slplcy, Tinas is i i a i 'K — a in v i n e — Uniutilla announce the 1064 I, I n h e r i t o r , 7. VVIelege talent here in Central Florida. He lives a t 17S and Dot (bikes converted the thirr aI,d eVI o11— r , 1 K i o w a Kd. 4. K n 100-Mile Endurance Trail Hide Northmore Road in Casselberry. 5-7, while Ann Falls, Hetty • a n . S. I’o n r I t l r h a r d , *. J u d y for Mar. 11-15, a t Umatilla. l l r h a v e d , g. T a m ­ When Ray's not looking at young* ball players, he's Lilli* and Thelma Unger tpal r d .l l o7.t Well It.ol The course Is In the Ocala Na­ either at home or on the golf course . . . mostly on the picked up the 5-10. Thelma m i m i l i i a i 'K — a is vim— tional Forest, und Is set at 7 links, we'd bell also span'll the 7-0. Jane t i r a d e M — t H o l i d a y Hlar, hours for 4U miles the first il 3. I'o lly T r a n s , 3. O.ll.'a A d ­ Thompson got the 5-6; Rainey d r e s s , I U s y Kalin, S. C h a m p days, ami 3 hours for 20 mile* IP h. * l i o n c a e l a r Knlp. 7. Vi's the 3rd day. Judging, with 60 Olson piclreil up the 5-6-10. • l e t Kel. *; Hitch I'l g g per rent for the horse's condi­ Joan Adams and Pat Slplcy r i m ' l l HAITI — X N Mile — i r a d e T — I. V e l v e t tto sa. J. tion and 40 percent for time converted the 4-7-0. Phyllis tIllg H rh o lar. 3. C o u n t I'a n k ey . (which him to lie within 10 Freeze gut thr 4-5, Jo Wat­ 4. Y erm o. V H e h l d r M arie, *. son got the 2-7. Suxy Reno V I y P ro o f . 7. C u l l s T r a y , S. minutes of iierfect) Is com­ D. A.'a l l o p e a pleted the following morning. and Pat Slplcy picked up the S IX T H IIA I'K — B /I S Mil — t i r a d e C — I. K a h le N y n a m l l a , Judges this year are Jack 3-10. The league standing* re­ 3. U r n a Kaye. 3. U o s e b u r * . 4. Frceniun of Jacksonville, Carl By Mrs. 11. I.. Johnson Joe Paul and John Cain. I'l C a m i l l a |Vuohe»». S. Do main just nlmut the aame with Ileal, *. VInail F e r r e l l , 7. Iloh Although rain forced the Webster of ,Cheater, Vt. and A group of t>ear hunters, ay. I I V -n u t (lal Mrs. Elsie Powell, Old Chat­ VAll-0 "O" Wive* in first TMriV K — 3 N Mila headed by Gus Kclimah, met hunters Indoors, spirits were with 54-18. VAH-3 "E " Wives — t iKr aVdTeI I II IIAI — 1. I l n ld e n VI , 3. ham, N. Y., all three of whom not dampened as they spent and thr Ten I'lnncra tied for last Saturday evening at the l i s p i n g l . r t h a . 3. Kaf I M Ito ck . the time in rrlating tall tales, hove had experience In cross­ I. Ill Vloe, 4 A m a n d a I - *. Brhmah home In Lake Monroe mixed with a few facts, on country Judging. Veterinarian second place with 45-27. In l a ' l l Hue, 7. II.A.'a A lice H avoc, lo r for their annual bear meat how and when to "kill that will lie Dr. David Lynn yf Or­ third place with 41-31 are tho rS. i iCi oi m i n a it : — a ia m ii— Mixed Mates. lando, who wa* one of-those t i r a d e II — | . D u s l y C a p t a i n , ■upper. Assisting Schtnah in bear.” 3. D iner II, 3. I ro n H o a r d , I. going with Commissioner of Col. Wilkerson praised the planning and preparation K a f l n o . 4. D u k e D r a k e . S. Agriculture, Doyle Conner be­ hunters for their good marks­ Vlary Mi-t.iln. 7. T a r a n t e l l a , I. for the event was Col. E. H. NEW YORK (UPI) — The C h e r o k e e t t u l n u hind the Iron Curtain to study Wilkcrson of Lake County. manship and their dogs for Millrosc Gaines suffered the M M II H A I'H — B / i a N i l e — large animal rate there. In addition to the bear running down the pears. a d e A— 1. I.l n d a C u t l e , 3. lota of one of Its star attrac­ I.Drorle At present, the limit of 60 P i s . 3. D o c k e t F l a r e . 4. Major Joe Story of Lake meat, other foods served were tions when tournament direc­ F a b u l o u s F a c e . t . Vly W i r e 's wild rkc, gravy, baked sweet County acted aa emree for la nearly filled, with riders en­ S. t ' h e r o k s s K u n d lst, 7. tors announced Tuesday that Ileal. Vlurh T im e, I. I s s w U t a h potatoes, slaw, celery and cof­ the gift presentation* and In­ tered front 20 Florida cities, John Pennel, who hoa cleared T K V I I I M4I-K — S / l * N i l e — fee and doughnuts. Venison, troduction of guests. • Col. and from Georgia, Illinois, 17 fret In (he pula vault, will t i r a d e A — I. W i d e l i s p , 3. Louisiana, N o r t h Carolina, Y o rk y . 3. K t r a s o t a Hun i-oss t. also prepared for comparison Wilkerson received a l*lt and lie unable to appear a t Madl* G e o r g * J e t , S. Del T n n s , S. with b e a r meat, as usual wallet and Mrs. Wilkerson Texas and New York. About aon Kquuic Garden Thursday I.VileD u n m o r r , 7. Kl F a s o b a s e , 50 per rent of the entrifa are placed in second place. was presented a Western bag. loirry K ash a night because of a leg Injury. I. registered stock, and eight KI.KVKATII IIA I'K — 3 a N il* 8chmsh said that In his A gift of an electric carving — t i r a d e It— 1. W o n d e r G irl. hors* breed* arc represented knife was pressnted to Mrs. opinion, bear meat, properly 3. II A.'s A m p le VlaBlr, I . J o e among these and th* excellent Middle. 4 VIMlei m. t . I 'a m 'a prepared, is tastier than Schmah. , S. I l o s t o n llu d , T. K a a t Out of town guests intro­ eross-brrds. Age* are aaf* in CLEVELAND (UPI) — Tha Ilaby prime beef. P o in t. S. V lrm herly. Cleveland Ilruwns will play this ride from 4-14, and it la Assisting In preparing the duced were Col. and Mrs. open to atallions, mare* and un exhibition game agalnat meal were Casey Jones, BUI Wilkerson, Bherlff and Mr*. gelding*. It Is necessary for the Pittsburgh Htcelcrs in Hoover, Leon Keel, M. E. Willi* McCall, Mr. and Mra. cntranla to request an entry Akron's Rubber Bowl on Sat­ Shelby, Ernie Illtler, Fred Dale Jones, Mr. and Mra. form from Mr*. Mary McKin urday. Aug. 22. It will b* tha Holly, Earl Turner, Bob Casey Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Drowns' first appearance in •try, P. O. Box 911, Sanford. Deane, Dale and Bob Joes, Joe Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Akron alnr* 1961.' Swartael, Mr. and Mia. Erni* Bltler, Gregg and Patsy Jones, L obs John Cain, Mrs. Lucy BaumSTOCKTON, Calif. (UPI) BOSTON (UPI) — Boston CHICAGO (U P I)—D*Paul's berger and Robert Baumberg— Tha University of the Pa­ University's backflcld coach, lath consecutive win proved to er, Mr. and Mrs. A. IVmaon, IACTION! THRILLSI. lie a costly on*. A school Mr. and Mrs. Bill, Hoover cific has hlied former Na* Bob Margarita, was reap­ World*i fast**! Sport J spokesman announced Tueaday and Mr. and Mra. Art Stocker. tional Football League line­ pointed Wednesday to bis po­ man Ed Henk* as an assist­ sition for tbe third succtulve that Emmettc Bryant dislocat­ Those attending from Semiyear. ed bis left ankle during Mon nols County wore Mr. and ant coach. day nlght'e game agalnat In­ Mrs. M. E. Shelby, Jesse 7 :4 0 f.m . ( 3 diana and la lost to the team Beall, Mr. and Mrs. Bert RAM MUTUIl J for an indefinite period. Brown and children, Mr. and WAGERING Mra. Tom Brown, Ferry 1 NAMES NI6HTLV, ON 100 UKANDS Wheatland, Mr. and Mra. Leon Ladiss Nights, SHENANDOAH. Fa. (U PI) Keel and daughter, Mr. and —Washington realtor Jerry Mrs. Fred Bolly, Mr. and Mrs. Wolman, who recently pur­ Robert Deane, Dr. and Mra. chased the P h i l a d e l p h i a T. F. McDaniel and children, Fh. US-4231 F A R R E L L ’S Eagles, baa made a contribu­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kobeon, ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Braswell, Sharon tion of |1,000 to a community Wanda OPEN DAILY — I A N . . C tll P. M. swimming peel project here. Paige, Karl Turner, Howard SIS K. FIRST SANFORD ( RON rON The pool will cost a total ef Hodges, George A. Speer Jr. ft 4 the WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS and W. T. Fields. The action of the Sanford City Commlaalon Monday Hot-Boy Special At SOKC Track Tonight Jennie Runnels In 500 Series Eudurance Trial tide Scheduled Hunters Dine On Bear Meat Pennel Out Tribe's Late Spurt Fails By 3 Points Seminole High's baskctballera got off to a poor start Tuesday night at Sanford's Fleming Gymnasium and came on fast as the contest progressed, but not fast enough to catch the Edgcwater Eagles of Orlando In a M e t r o Conference engage­ ment. The Orlando quintet went home with 44 to 41 win over the Chiefs. The Eagles made it a per­ fect evening by taking a 51 to 23 decision in a prelimin­ ary Junior varzlty affair. Mike Howe* paced the San­ ford outfit with 15 points but Joe Walton of the Eagle* took game scoring honors with 17 points. These were the till’s only performers to score In twin figures. The Eagles got hot the min­ ute the contest started. In the opening stanza they racked up 14 points and duplicated the effort in the second frame. Meanwhile, the Seminoles were colder titan an Eskimo hitch hiker’* thumb in the first period—dropping In only seven points. In the second quarter they mustered nine and were trailing the Eagles 16 to 28 at the half. Seminole picked up 10 points In the third period while limiting the Eagle* to eight Again in the final quarter the Orlandoans were held to eight point* while the Seminolcs kept getting warmer and netted 15 points ot pull within three point of their opponents. However, time ran out on the Tribe. It was thr first loss In the last three outings for Semi­ nole. For the Tribe It was their sixth loss in Metro play against three victories. Edgewater now had a record of five and five. Overall, Semi­ nole has posted only four vic­ tories now in 14 starts. Edgewater Is seven and 10 for the teason. Jones Or Machen Next For Floyd GOTEBORG, Sweden (UPI) Either Doug Jones nr Eddie Marhen will serve as Floyd 1'uttersoh's next opponent in Stockholm in the spring. Swedish promoter E d w i n Ahlqvist toiliiy confirmed he has offered both Jones und Muehen a crack ul the former heavyweight champion, who lnunchrd hi* comeback with a knockout victory over Italy's Santo Amonti at Stockholm, Jan. 6 Patterson has stated repeutcdly he wants more fights In Sweden, hi* "second home­ land,” and Ahlqvist Is happy to oblige. WIBC Official Speaks Friday Mist Sue Hutchens, field representative of the Women's International Rowling Con­ gress, will assist at a meeting of the Sanford Woman's Rowl­ ing Association, to be held at 8 p. m. Friday a t the Ameri­ can Legion Bldg, on Hwy. 1702. Mist Hutchens will discuss the history and growth of the WIBC; the many servicca of­ fered to ita members; the dut­ ies and responsibilities of rlty und league officers; the WIBC #4*Jle'«*L 4^— --A— SUE HUTCHENS championship tournament, and annual meeting; the AJBC Program, and other vitally Im­ portant subjects. If time per­ mits, color slides will be shown. Folowing her WIBC pre­ sentation, Mist Hutchens will conduct an Informal question nnd answer session in order to deal more specifically with any problems that mgiht be of particular importance or Inter­ est to the local city associa­ tion. Varied occupations and a 10ycar love of bowling have pre­ pared Jtlss Hutchens for her position a* field representative for WIBC. She haa won state match game ami doubles titles and worked in bowling promo­ tion for several lanes in Mem­ phis, her hometown. Her aver­ age is in the 170'a, and she has a high game and series of 262 and 654. Her career has also includ­ ed work In a WAVE separa­ tion center during the war, posts with the USO nnd the YWCA, and a position as a recreational director for the Memphis Recreation Depart­ m ent Miss liutchcns resides In At­ lanta, nnd travels throughout the southern region represent­ ing WIBC. Winter Olympic Games Open I N N S B R U C K , Austria (UPI) — President A d o l f Schaorf of Austria officially declared open the ninth Winter Olympic Games today before a crowd of 50,000 in Olympic Stadium. Kluo skies formed a back­ ground for the snow-capped Alpine peaks a* Schuerf's dec­ laration followed a parade In­ to the staduim by 400 colyrfully-drcsscd athletes und offi­ cials of 35 nations competing in the gullies. Hut the cruwd, which includ­ ed the Shah and Empress of Iran, already was In a gay holiduy mood, heightened by a forecast from the weatherman that snow, a painfully scarce item during the unusually mild winter here, muy arrive in quuntity later today. Tolson Scores 11 Points But Cardinals Win Although Lyman High’s Bill Holson parked 22 points In tha basket the Greyhounds could* n't cope with ■ pair of ned Birds Tuesday night and dropped a 68 to 57 non-OBC affair to the Ocoee Cardinal*. David Grant pushed through 21 points while Joe While* head crammed In 19 for th« Cardinals, and that wa* al­ most the .'nry of the affair. At the end of the opening period the Greyla.'.mJv found themselves one point ahead of the Red Birds. 11 to 10, but at Intermission time tha Cardinals had gathered s two-point margin. 28 to 26. The Cards opened the se­ cond half of play with a much speedier offense and posted 17 points In the third stanza while holding Lyman to 13. Going into the final frama trailing Ococe by a 45 to 39 count, Lyman had ita best quarter of the evening with 18 points. But so did Ocoee. The Red Birds jammed In 23 points to increase their m ar. gin to 11 points and tj»e 68 t# 57 win. Joe Asher followed Tol* son in the 'Hound scoring de* partment 12 points from a half a dozen field goals. Also in the double scoring figure* was Gene Wlnkelman with II points. In a preliminary cootest, (he Baby Cardinal junior flv« squeezed out a 51 to 49 wla over the little Greyhounds, Feature Won By Echaniz, Gasli Top 10 Teams NEW YORK (UPI) — The United Press International T H I N ICE — Mrs. major college basketball rat­ ings with firat-placo votes and Joan Gauthier may be won-lost records through Sat­ skating on thin ice, but urday, Jan. 25, in parentheses; it’a better than fall* 1. UCLA 32 (16-0) _____ 340 ing down on it. The 2. Michigan 1 (1 4 -1 )___ 300 pretty Canadian don. 3. Kentucky 1 (14-2) __ 204 4. Davidson 1 (1 5 -0 )___ 200 ned her uport* akates 6. Vanderbilt (13-1) ....... 105 to t r u v e l O t t a w a RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) — The first American ever to 6. Wichita (14-3) _____ 162 streets covered w i t h fight for Uie heavyweight box­ 7. Villnnova (14-1) ___ 144 ice which tied up ve97 hides and made wulk* ing title was Tom Mollncaux, 8. Duke (11.8) ...... a Negro slave from Virginia, 9. Loyola, HI. (1 1 -3 )__ 84 ing dangerous. who earned $350 in eight bouts 10. Oregon State (16-3) _ 79 Second 10; 11, Texas West­ before loving his bid for the "title'* via a deeisirn with ern 48; 12. DePaul 27; 11, Il­ linois 15; 14, Utah Stat* 12; Tom Cribb of England. 16. Cincinnati 10; 16, Creigh­ *sp**a Xupnpojd jo s|q*d*au| ton 0; 17, tie, Utah and New 'sjaMou »|tui .<|uo a.vsq ||n j; Mexico 8; 19, Oklahoma Stat* 6; 20, Tennessee 4. ou J*aq 7*i|7 saajj X||0}{ Slave Fighter Echanlz teamed with Gastl to take Tueaday nlght’a fea­ ture eighth game doublet competition a t the Orlundo* Seminole Jal-Alai Fronton. The winners, in post five* made it on their second try for game point in a heated volley with the post one duo ot Astiga and Elorrt. Muguerza and Ermu, first to go for game point after racking up four a t r a l g h l pointa, were stopped In three attempts and had to aettle for second placa. Jacln and Zarra gained third in a playoff with Martin and Agustln. A $270.00 perfects was post* ul in Ui* second gam* with Rafael.Urquidl the winner* ia poat eight and Miota-Abaaole second In post four. Fight Results By United Press lateraatlonal NEW YORK (U PI)—Ossie Marrano, 166, Puerto Rico, outpointed Walker Simmons, 160, New York. (8). LONDON (U I'l) — Doa Johnson, 1254s, Los Angelas, outpointed Howard Winston** Exhibition Game DePaul Henke Hired Coach Renamed tia i. a ia ' TONIGHT; Gives To Pool SP EC IA LS EVERY DAY! NIGHTLY 8:10 ass MATINEES WED. A SAT. 3 I*. M. THURSDAY LADIES NIGUT . „ U SU R IO U S CLUBHOUSE GLASS-ENCLOSED HEATED GRANDSTAND VALET PARKING "Where Tt* Top Dog* Run Rsia or Sklae” 'wmts MIDWAY BfW 'E EN SANFORD AND ORLANDO �TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Tha Cabinet Budget Commis­ sion lias added 198 employes to the State Welfare Depart­ ment in a move designed to incrense federal participation in adult services programs. The budget director’s office paid the action would cost the state $611,000, but would bring in an additional $560,000 in federal matching funds for the expanded program. The program is a voluntary plan In which the state adds new personnel to get increas­ ed federal aid. The cabinet ac­ tion will Increase federal aid from 50 per cent to 75 per cent in matching monies. Atty. (Jen. James Kynes said the additional personnel would enable the Welfare De­ partm ent to keep a closer watch on welfare recipients and to take off the welfare rolls those persons who were receiving state aid fraudu­ lently. Acting as the board cf ton­ aetvution, the Cabinet uwurded resolution commending two conservation officers who re­ scued an 84-year-old man who fell out of a boat in Miami Jan. 12. The Cabinet commend, ed George Sites and Lee Lawler for their quick action in saving the life of Homer Dean, Miami. Lawler and Sites were on patrol near the 7t»th Street causeway when they saw Dean fall out of the boat. Lawler brought the patrol boat to a halt and Site* dova In and pulled the elderly man to the eurface. Sitting aa the budget commisaion, the Cabinet approved a contract fer construction of an $88,764 bath houae and loeker room on the rampua of Florida State Univcralty. Lowbidder on the project wna Hear Conatruction Co., Tal­ lahassee, The Cabinet added $:t,8l>4 to the contract of H. 1>. Coble Construction Co. for addition- In U. S. Funds al work on a men's dormitory at Florida State. Soma cf the money will go to add a pipe th at designers forgot In the the air conditioning systvm. A proposal for renlal of 6,000 additional square feet for the Department of Public Welfare in St. Petersburg was delayed for further study. Cost of the rental property would be $2.88 per square foot. Cabinet members asked the staff to study the proposal with an eye to cutting the time of the lease from 10 to five years, and with the idea of inserting a clause penultting cancellation cf the con­ tract If the state ever decides to build its own structure to house the agency. In other actions, the Ca­ binet: Purchased one million sets of driver license examination receipt books from low bid­ der the International Busi­ ness Machine Corporation at a cost of $22,987. The supply Is expected to laet 18 months. Released $48,230 from tru st funds for the purchese of a 6.5 acre parcel of land a t Florida State Univcralty. Tha money will be repaid to tru st funds after sale of the univereity bond Issue. Released $25,115 from trust funds for the St. Augustins Historical Restoration a n d Preservation Commission for purchase of property. ARBOR DAY wan observed a t Midway Elemen­ tary School. Pictured planting a tree are Joseph Richardson. John Martin, Alex Alexander and Walter L. Williams. Standing, from the left, are \V. L. Hamilton, principal; Dr. John W. Wilson, Mrs. Dorothy R. Parker and L. R. Stallworth. Arbor Day Observed At Midway School By Robert B. Thomae J r. FA 2-5756 The eightli grade class of Midway Elementary School observed Arbor Day with a program. It was an impres­ sive setting aa the student body gathered around the quadrangle to witness the ded­ ication and planting of the tree by Rosa Ware and the Safety Patrol. Anglia Cambridge recited, ‘ What Do We P lant?” A fter the ceremonies, the audience proceeded to the au­ ditorium for tha rest of the program. The history and Im­ portance of Arbor Day was told by Annie K. Hughes. The Senior Choralettea gave a beautiful rendition of ‘T rees" as Herbert Griffin skillfully sketched a tree. • Rosetta Cason introduced Dr. John W. Wilson, entomol­ ogist In charge, Central Flor­ ida Experiment Station, San­ ford. Dr. Wilson g ars an inspir­ ing messuge. Some excerpts from his message ure: “ Mid­ way Elementary 8chool cun play a great part In the beau­ tification of IU community,” and “ the way to get a big job done is to divide it Into smal­ ler jobs. This docs not mean th at the Job will be any eas­ ier.” In essence, Dr. Wilson im­ plied that Midway Elementary School can form a nucleus from which the students can transm it their knowledge of beautification into their sec­ tion of Uie community. Parenta are the ultimate target to rerrire his Information, and it is hoped that they will organ­ ize themselves and get busy In an all out effort to make Mid­ way a more beautiful plucc. Thu Senior Choraliers did a dunce number to the tune of “Timber." Principal W. L. Hamilton in­ troduced visitors. Mrs. Dor­ othy It. Baker and L. II. Stallworth sponsored the program. New Mount Calvary Uuptist Church's choir No. 2 presented a musical program lust Sun­ day. Mrs. Lillie It. Hall was guest s|waker. She spoke of the meaning of music uml how wo perceive it. Now Bethel's choir und a choir from ths Church of God, Daytona Beach, gave the congregation u real treat with a soui-slirrlng per­ formance. The III-Y and T rilll-Y Clubs of Grooms High School are presenting the annual tal­ ent revue, “ Ktagethow U. 8. A .” on Friday night in the Cruonis Gymnasium. Purpose of tills program is to enable the Hl-Y and Tri-IllV to defray expenses to the state convention at ll.utiugs, Feb. 14-16. The “ Y" promises an evening of dances, jokes, singing, comedy and many other acts. The talent show will be emceed by Henry Sweet and Beverly Williams. I’re|aiiutiuns ale now under way fur tin annual JuniorSenior Promenade. All pureula of 11th grade students ure asksd to meet Feb. 16 at 4 p. m. ut Crooms High School Auditorium. It is important that all parents are pr< sent at this meeting. Cieoula A d u l t Education School la annouuciug registra­ tion for the second session typewriting class. All interest­ ed person* are asked to r*poil| to room 15 a t 7 p. m. on the above date. Mrs. K. J . Thorn­ ton ie instructor. Congratulations to Rosalia Wright, contestant in the Vol­ usia County Community Col­ lege ‘‘Miss Homecoming” race. Rosalia was third runner-up. Don't forget to leave your porch light on during the Mother’s March on Thursday night. Mrs. M. J . Hurston has re­ turned to work after a week of convalescing in the hospital and a t home. Senior citizen K. S. Johnson was a recipient of a certifi­ cate of honor of the Diamond Anniversity from hla alma m a t i r , Tuskcgee Institute. Said he, “ It has beau three score years since I was there as a student. Annual March of Dimes dance was a success Friday n ig h t The music makers seem­ ed as if they were not going to appear. Mrs. Eliza Pringle and Mrs.- Thelma Sheppard were worried, and C. B. l ’ringlo couldn't keep still (he walked from one end of the Delux Club'a parking area to the other). However, the mus­ icians finally arrived and it turned out to be a gala nffair. We truly hope averyone had a grand time because it was for a wonderful cause. Well, well, after 20 ysara a son has coins home for a few daya. Bernard Jeffrey H arri­ son, son of Mrs. Lillie liarrisun, is visiting witli his family. Ha ia a former student o f ! Crvoms High School. Present­ ly, he Is residing in Chicago. The w riter chatted briefly witli him a t the dance Friday n ig h t Gloria Hawkins has return­ ed home for a while after matriculating a t Huntcis Bus­ iness College, Bronx, X. T. She is a 1063 graduate of Crooma Uigh School. .Mrs. Jonnuh Lillian Muore, former Sanford educator for 45 years, died Jen. 16 at Cocoa. Mrs. Moore, one of seven children born to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wash Geter a t Green Covs Springs, was educated in tho public schools of her home town. After receiving her bas­ ic education In Green Cove Springs, her parents sent her to Orange Park N o r m a l School, Orange Park, where she earned a teaching certifi­ cate. In later )tar», she con­ tinued her education by m atri­ culating in tchsols of higher education In Florida and other states. She recalled her HR de­ gree from Hctbune Cookuiun College, Upon receipt ol her teaching c< rtificatc, aha. cams to Oviedo as a teacher in the public school system of Seminole County. Late she moved to • t h e Guldsb ro Elementary , School, wlien she served as; teacher and irinci]ial for 46 EACH LIMIT 1 WITH |3 FOOD OKDKR Fill Your Freezer A t Thin Low Price! FRESH HOMEMADE WHOLE HOG Sirloin • • • • • • • Round Guaranteed Tender Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded Neck Bones Pig Feet Hog Maws Smoked Sausage Wieners Bologna 100% PURE 301 CANS — Limit 3 With 63 Order ShowBoat Pork & Beans . . . LARGE SIZE (IT. BTI___ Limit 1 Please ALL PURPOSE Trifty B le a c h ................................... 12 07.. CANS CIRCUS Orange Grapefruit Drinks . . I OZ. CAN BED BIRD Vienna S a u s a g e ............................. 7 OZ. PKG. 8IIUKFI.NE Elbo Macaroni ............................. Northern Toilet Tissue . . . Limit 1 With IS Order SUNSHINE 30S CANS — Limit 3 Turnip, Mustard, Collard Greens 26 OZ. BOX Gordy’s S a l t ................................... KANSAS QUEEN FLAT CAN Maine Oil S a rd in e s ....................... SEAI-D SWEET 6 OZ. FKOZEN I*K(J. OF 111 INDEPENDENCE Safety M a t c h e s ............................. 8 OZ. CAN BORDEN'H • BISCUITS 1 9 OZ. PKG. MB. G FKOZEN Limit 3 Pleas* EVERFRESII 14 OZ. LOAF ] Blue Seal— Limit 2 With $r> Order, i • SOLID OLEO Prices Good Thru Sunday Noon — Quantity Rights Reserved 2 Convenient Locations: 4th. S t & Sanford Ave. — 1100 W . 18th S t �THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Page 12 — Jan. S T S m Nunes Roll Call Proclaimed For February 25th & PARK SANFORD Goveiwor Bryant haa pro­ claimed the month of Feb­ ruary a i Nursea Roll Call Month throughout the State of Florida, according to Mri Dorian May. R-N.. president of District No. ST. Florida Nurses Association Mrs. Clara Clauson. R.N., has been nam ed local director of the FNA RoU Call. The goal at Roll Call, spon sored by the Florida Nurses Association and the American Nurses Association, is to en­ list the interest and support of every profess tonal regist •red nurse in order to strong' then the nursing profession, the professional membership organisation and the individ­ ual member. During the period at the Roll Call, local nurses will strive to contact all prospec­ tive members to tell them about the association and its objectives. Mrs. May said, ‘The pur* pose of the Florida Nurses Association is to hitter high standards of nursing practice and to Improve the economic security of registered nurses to the end that all persons la our Stats stay hare better nursing cars. A large, active membership is n necessity. During recent yearn the mem­ bership of the American Nursee Association has Increased steadily until today It 1< one of the largest professional as­ sociations In the world. There is still a large number of registered nurses in Florida, however, who are not yet members. Reaching them la vital, if the growth at the nursing profession is to con­ tinue." Every community in the United States where there is an active district of the State Nurses Association and of the American Nurses Association will bold a simultaneous ob­ servation of tho Roll Call i Florida la ana of the fastest | growing states in tho nation and is suffering from in a -1 cute shortage of nurses One •f the primary objectives of the Florida Nurse* Associa­ tion U to encourage and re­ cruit young people to enter profesaional nursing as a car­ eer. As added Impetus to Gov­ ernor Bryant's statewide pro­ clamation. Mayor A L. Wil­ son has proclaimed the tam e period as Florida Nurses Association Roll Call Month ta Sanford. U. S. CHOICE "FLAVOR-AGED” BEEF V STEA K • Family Lb. GRADE "A" FLA. GRADE "A" FAMILY - PACK S LB. AVG. "ARMOUR STAR" PURE PORK - -KLEENEX- BANANAS CL0R0X . . . . . . . . . . Gal. 59c FACIAL TISSUES PKC.. OF 300 "RELIABLE BLEACH" KRAFT'S “PARKAY" is 1 0 ‘ 0LE0 . . . . . . . . . . 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Owe section of the manager's ■ffice ia being made mte two amalfar efficet Tbe p e n t* office af the manager will be n mnfsr m n far the C*y Cemmisssew d tp boards "COUNTRY*" THICK-SLICED BACON . . . . . . . . . . 2 lbs. 98c PORK CH O PS_ _ _ _ _ lb. 59c WHITE BACON . . . lb. 29c FRYER PARTS_ _ _ _ _ lb. 49c STEWING H E N S _ _ _ _ _ $1.39 ( R b H ( SI PRODUCE ROLL SAUSAGE . . lb. 39c “GOLDEN RIPE” FT. AlT.l'ffTTVE (tT M The Florida East Coast (FEC) Railway reported its first profits in a year Monday and •aid they were due to etfl. eieney born of a prolonged •trike. Vice President W. I . Thorn­ ton said the FEC turned a 9191.639 profit in the last quarter of 19*3 whieh left the railroad with an operating deficit for the whole year of ♦X'iJiyJL The final quarter profit fal­ lowed three quarters of kwae*. The FEC was struck Jan. SJ, 19*3. hut since has resumed Renovation GROUND BEEF . 5 lbs. $1.98 -LE FEC Reports First Profit TAMPA t i r i i — An eightyear-old girl drowned Satur­ day whew she fell off a make­ shift raft tale a water-filled excavation pit here. Officials identified the vic­ tim as Jawe Sink. They aavd her playmate* notified pahe*. KKESH “ 100% PUKE" ■FAMILY PACK" (11 OZ. EACH) "This much more efficient operation has been achieved with the utilisation of approx­ imately employes ru m o r­ ed to in stress of JjXV before tbe strike rvmmtwced. Many shippers have indicated that they are now receiving even better service than was af­ forded before the strike tegan." sasd Thornton. • Sirloin Lb. 66 o* ob O' ^4 00 • Club Lb. PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 4 46 0 Z . $ 1 CANS ▼ I SO EXTRA With Thfc Cwwsaw * The f a n k u e Of "Jim lU a d j" DOG IBO li dp aa m ilI I G O LD BO N D STAMPS n Lb- Wag. tg js Clm» m ewad at jwwr “Thnftway"( Owjy. Thro S a t. Tthroary L Pineapple Juice . . 3/S1.0Q PEAS ............ 5/S1.00 BEETS CORN ............ 6/S1.00 SPINACH _ _ _ _ _ 6/51.00 "EARLY GARDEN" ” SO EXTR A NO. 1S3 CASS "SUCED" 1S OZ. CANS "Geidrw* Cream Or Whale hrrwrt X a 9M Caw* "HEALTHFUL" G O LD BO N D With Thia Ce* row A The h in k u * Of H tejaT Reg. STAMPS PI DOINGS 1S ret- rkgv. Or Cewro* p d at year T h r ill way" (M y. Thro S a t. Fekraary L X a M3 CANS 50 E X T R A With Thia iCmrow A The Pwrrhaae Of "hrw ft" G O LD BO N D STAMPS QC U c m > w ewad a t ywwr “Thrvftway"( Only. Thro S ea. Fahcwary L 50 EXTRA With Thw Cearow A The r i n k a w Of "Pel Mewte" TUNA i k a >, Caws tu t ; Cearow gwwd al year T h n ftw ay " (M y. D n Sax. Fehroaxy U THIS WEEK’S WINNER At The Drawing Mr. Terry Echols l t t Pimecraat D r. �y> ■* i t Budget Squeeze W e a r e n e ith e r in w a r n o r in de­ p re s s io n , so i t is in te r e s tin g t h a t a W h ite H o u se sp o k e sm a n sa w f it to r e f e r to th e p re s e n t tim e a s one of " s e v e re b u d g e ta r y s t r i n g e n c y " " s e v e re b u d g e ta ry s trin g e n c y ." A c c o rd in g to th e W h ite H ouse, b u ilt-in b u d g e ta r y in c re a s e s a re con­ ta in e d in a lre a d y e x is tin g leg isla­ tio n a n d c a n n o t b e c o u n te rm a n d e d . O nly re p e a l o r a m e n d m e n t o f th e law s in q u e stio n could a l t e r th is pic­ tu re . R e fe re n c e h e re is to w e lfa re , e d u ­ c a tio n a l a n d o th e r a id p ro g ra m s w h e re in th e m o n ey involved ris e s as th e n a tio n ’s h ead c o u n t ris e s . T h e m o re people we h a v e , th e m o re fu n d s a r e a u to m a tic a lly c o m m itte d to th e s e p ro g ra m s . T h e sq u eeze com es w ith e f f o r ts to hold th e fe d e ra l b u d g e t to th e low est p o ssib le levels an d s till acco m m o d ate th e s e b u ilt-in in c re a se s. P re s id e n t J o h n s o n ’s a s s a u lt on th is d ilem m n is c le a rly v ig o ro u s an d e a r n e s t. B u t it is n o t y e t p la in he will b e m o re su c c e ssfu l th a n h is p red eces­ s o rs in fu c in g dow n a c o n tin u in g p ro b lem . I t is a d if fic u lty n o t co n fin e d to W a s h in g to n . M an y a s t a t e g o v e rn o r h a s b een p u zzlin g o v e r it f o r y e a rs . R ig h t now N ew Y o rk ’s Gov. N elson R o c k e fe lle r is tr y in g to p u t to g e th e r a 19G4-65 b u d g e t w h ich w ill m ake ro o m f o r p e rh a p s $150 m illion m ore in b u ilt-in o u tla y s f o r schools, w el­ f a r e an d o th e r p ro g ra m s. T h e t r u t h is, e v e ry b o d y in an d o u t o f g o v e rn m e n t is a la rm e d in one d e g re e o r a n o th e r a t g o v e rn m e n t’s c o n s ta n tly r is in g c o st. B u t nobody r e a lly kn o w s w h n t to do a b o u t it. T h e m e a t-a x n p p ro ach is b a rre d 'Remember the Limousine Days?* i > i )I r» 4 9 Thought For Today I bid ev ery o n e nm o n g you n o t to th in k o f h im se lf m o re h ig h ly th a n h e o u g h t to th in k , b u t to th in k w ith so b e r ju d g e m e n t, each acco rd in g to th e m e a su re o f f a ith w hich God h as a ssig n e d to h im . R o m an s 12:3 (RSV) I t is e a sy to p u t o u rselv es in to th e c e n te r o f o u r life ’s circle, nnd m an y do. T h e A p o stle udvises th a t m en o f f a ith ta k e a la rg e r view o f life, w h ich show s t h a t each o f us h a s h is re sp o n sib ilitie s a n d th u t none o f u s c a n live w ith o u t th e a s ­ s ista n c e o f o th e rs . R ev. J o h n T. A d am s J r ., M inis­ te r. F i r s t M e th o d ist C h u rc h , S a n ­ fo rd . is a very large number of young men in army grey in all parts of Portugal. The sound of target practice Is a common one. Besides the fact that these African areas are the last re­ mains of a once great empire, there are very real economic reasons why Portugal wants to hold on. Portugal's African lands contain large deposits of iron ore and the only coal in Africa. There have been recent discoveries of oil which whilo the extent U still a sec­ ret, are believed lo be import­ ant. P art of the financing of the miliitary activity in Africa comes from luxury tax. To purchase the smallest stove on which to cook, a Portuguese must pay IS per cent for the “luxury." It would aeem there taxes hit unfairly at the little man. It la certainly true that on this trip we have seen more beggars and more people with their hands out for a donation than we did four years sgo. At the same time, there arc signs of progress. Many small towns have new school build­ ings. Even the tiny villages have first aid stations. There are many new dwelling units and more cars and trucks on the highways. In the Lisbon area and even more around Porto there are a lot of new factories. A large Herald Area Correspondents i ' gjr 1 >8 » Altamonte Springs firs. Julia Uartoa 838-1318 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry $38-5046 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Magi* 313-3743 DeBary Mrs. Adam Muller 668-4410 Enterprise Mise Helen Snodgrass $68-9)33 Geneva Mrs. Louise Grayson 349-4671 U k a Mary Mrs. Frances Wester 333-6319 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson 333-4733 Longwood Mrs. Donna Estes 838-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Moan Griuatead >33-3391 Osteen Mrs. Clarrnro Snyder 333-4841 Oviedo Mrs. George Kelsey 366-3486 ! (Hjr &mfnrfc fyntto P a g e 1-A i ; S u n fo rd , F lo rid a W ed. J a n u a r y 29, 10G-1 W SL T U A. OUCLOW, SCDITOM AMO rC S L IlIS S PSAXK VOLTOLIXE. U ffililto e - General Mssaasr JULIAN L. STMNSTMOM MOT GMEK* Advertising Manager Associate Editor MANMIKTT M. JOHNS!)* fm c u vas rm v r Classifies Director Managing Editor 4AM1M •MOENAMEM J t '1)1 WttLLS Business Mansgsr County Editor r s s o WALLS MMLEN GLKKSO* Meebtalanl Au»L Aoeisty Editor sta sc a iP T iu a D rllrs ry as* w**k ■* ■ r Hsu S«aate-I» ( M a t s tl.ts 1 T sa r Worry Clinic b y th e v e ry law s w h ich com pel th e b u ilt-in in c re a se s. O th e r a re a s o f th e b u d g e t a re alm o st eq ually r e s is ta n t. A t th e s ta te level th e y involve o u tla y s f o r h ig h ­ w ay s, h o sp ita ls, b ad ly needed eco­ nom ic d ev elo p m en t e tf o r ts . In W a sh ­ in g to n , th o im m ense d efen se, space an d fo re ig n aid p ro g ra m s m ak e up tw o -th ird s o f th e b u d g e t. T h e c o u n try ’s p o p u latio n is risin g sw iftly a n d in a few y e n rs w ill p ass 200 m illion. T h e im p licatio n s fo r gov­ e rn m e n t a re plnin. In th e lig h t o f th e se p ro sp e c ts, th e m a n w ho w ould a rg u e t h a t fe d ­ e ral an d s ta te b u d g e ts could be s la s h ­ ed “ e a s ily " w ould q u ick ly be w el­ com ed by th e P re s id e n t, by R ocke­ feller, o r b y a n y n u m b e r o f o th e r g o v e rn o rs p lag u ed to d a y w ith b u d g ­ e t tro u b le s. I f su ch a m iracle w o rk e r does n o t sh o w up, th e "s e v e re b u d g e ta ry s trin g e n c y ” th e W h ite H ouse sp eak s o f m a y lin g e r a long tim e. Portugal Holding Tight (Editor's note: Here Is the fifth of s series of articles on the latest news from Europesn countries. Other a rti­ cles will follow.) By R. II. HASKELL JR. LISBON (Special) — Cen­ sorship in Portugal Is so severe It Is hard to get clear information on what is tak­ ing place. It U obvious how­ ever, that Portugal is making an Intense effort to hold onto the African areas she first occupied some four centuries •go. Portuguese say these areas tr e a part of the national homeland. The Africans claim they are “ colonies" in the worst sense of tho wxird. The truth probably lies some place between the two claims, but the fact seems to be the overseas areas are no more ready for self rule than was the Congo. We have been told these things: As many as 60,000 Portuguese combat troops are being used to counter a na­ tive independence movement. For the moment, the revolt la well under control. Much help is being given to the nsUve forces by newly free coun­ tries of Africa. Control of news Is so com­ plete, however, that none of these reports is easily veri­ fied Inside of Portugal. One thing that can be re­ ported first-hand is that there Dr. Crane’s Alt O ths* 111.IS l T s s r M l S M onths AM S M o n t h s 1.55 t Moath LM _ I _____ M oath V. a P o s t a l n e g u U t l o n s p r o v i d e t h a t s i t s a l t s u b t c r l p U o a s ha paid la s d v s a e s . 1.55 S M o n t h s t IS I M o n t h s Entered ss second class mot lor October 11. t i l l at tbs Post tittles of Bastard. Florida, undsr ths Ast s i Ceagree* ot March. T h s H s r s l d Is h m t m b a r a t t b s D a l i s * P r s s s w h i c h Is *■• t l t l s d e x c l u s i v e l y t o tb o u m f o r r s p u b l l c a t l s a s f a l l t h s l o c a l sows p r i a i s d U t h i s a s v s s s p s r . Helen Fuller Soys Diplomats Fear Pressure WASHINGTON- Let's pray he doesn’t try to transfer his way of working at home into the foreign field," the Gen­ eral said. My oh! friend across the luncheon table was talking, of course, about the new President and Mr. Johnson'a high pressure method of dealing with the United States Senate when he served as its Majority Leader, The General had flown to Germany with the recent Ope­ ration Big Lift and continued on a circle tour of visits with Allied military and civilian leaders, lie had come home with tin- strong conviction that trying to push European lead­ ers toward greater unity ‘oo fast could bring the NATO Allianco utmbling down. As one who shares former Presi­ dent Kennedy’s firm lielicf that Atlantic partnership is sesentisl to our security, the General shuddered at that possibility. His fear was that in his driving desire to get things done President Johnson might press too hard at a critical time in the life of the Alliance. Many others who are not aware of how much caution lies behind Lyndon Johnson's bouncy air are expressing the same concern. And there is reason for doubt because a battle for the new President's mind on the subject of Atlan­ tic Alliance is already taking shape. The battle is between htose who believe that the U. S. must continue to assert the position of leadership wc have occupied in Europe since World War II sod those who believe that we are no longer needed or able to occupy such superior statuts in a now thriving Europe. Among those Involved, in addition to Sec­ retary of State Rusk, Secre­ tary of Defense McNamara and Presidential adviser on national security affairs MeGeorge Bundy, la former Sec­ retary of State Dean Acheson. Mr, Acheson, who la generally considered as belonging in the first category, served ss Mr. Johnson's foreign policy ad­ viser in the I960 campaign. The difference in attitude number of these ir e branches of American and European firms. Portugal, like Spain, is lately arrived in the industrial community and is having h problem supplying trained workers. There Is a govern­ ment training program under way which is expected to fill this gap. There is a more marked difference between urban and rural areas in Portgual than in most other countries of Europe. Lisbon, for instance, is cosmopolitan, contains lux­ ury hotels and apartments and Is expensive. In the coun­ try areas one still sees pea­ sants in bare feet, much heavy work done by both men and women and, although t lie re are far more tractors than there were four years ago, there are still many oxen in use. It is quite impossible to get an inexpensive, satis­ factory meal in clean sur­ roundings In the country towns end the network of rural hotels run by the govern­ ment is very fine and inex­ pensive. The Portuguese people, in both city and fown, are friendly, courteous and have a genuine desire to be of help. In many ways tho country seems more oriented towards England and France than to­ ward Spain. One small thing is mealtime. It is quite poss­ ible, in most places, to have dinner ss early as 7:30 p.m., about the hour one would eat in. France, rather than 9 o'clock, as in Spain, Portu­ gal and England have the old­ est treaty of alliance in the western world. The English influence is evident in the names of the firms which bot­ tle Port wine and in the fact that better men's stores stock English costs, hats and sweat­ ers. Lisbon ia a city of great contrasts. A little more than a block from where this is tiring written there is a threestory private mansloo which, with its gardens, occupies a full block of valuable land. It is the same town in which a young girl was going from office to office in a commer­ cial building carrying her doc­ tor's certificate, saying that she was tubercular, plus an X-ray picture testifying to the condition. She was asking for aid and left pleased with her luck when given the equiva­ lent of a dime. Portugal is a place where plush new cooperative apart­ ments are being built at a time when the widow of tt general gets a government pension of $21 a moath and a top newspaperman, fluent in four languages, is paid $103 a month. With all of its obvious short­ comings, the visitor can hard­ ly help liking Portugal Hie scenery is marvelous with mountains, ocean, tidy farm ­ lands and rugged rocks. In many ways, though, tta great­ | est attraction is the charm and desire to be friendly ex­ * hibited by its citizens. Y between the two groups comes out especially clearly in the case of General Ite Gaulle. Those who would have us force our leadership on Eu­ rope blame our declining in­ fluence there on DcGaullc's in­ sistent on building national military forces rather Ilian a unified NATO defense. Those who think we should relax, without in any way wltihdrawing support from the Western Alliance, and let Europe take hie intitative again view Do Gaulle'* nationalist pride with more sympathy. Bound up in all tills are de­ cisions which President John­ son must make sooner or later. They center on equal sharing of tha burden of maintaining the necessary forces in Western Europe, !n recent years both I’Tsidenta Eisenhower ami Kennedy have struggled to extract larger contributions In men and m a­ terial from NATO countries now well able to make (hem— with little result. The question is whether to demand more support within a definite time limit, to con­ tinue to bear a disproportion­ ate share ol the load our­ selves, or to change our role In European affairs. It is widely believed that President Kennedy had decided to re­ assess our position in Europe, but had hoped to defer the reassessment until after the 1961 iceclion. Time might help. Ttic present govern­ ments of Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands, for example, are so unsetady that to agree to a demand for more mili­ tary expenditure* at tin* mo­ ment might topple them, Sonic of the wisest of the bcllvers in effective Interna­ tional cooperation here and abroad are saying to the new time to hurry the horses. BUPs r t s t shows the med­ ical value of spiritual towlea! They ean prolong phys­ ical life end also prevent dlrorts, too, for many mar­ riages "die" when s wifs feels no longer needed nor Important in the life of her mate. Uluru** thU esse In Sunday School and ^reato new goals In the future so you become forward-think­ ers! CASE R-469: Bill Austin, aged about 70, was President of ths Dixon Bible Class, which I hare taught for 30 years in the skyscraper Chi­ cago Temple. He and his wife were from Georgia and ss faithful Chris­ tian folks ss you could over meet. Bill would often drive 600 miles to get beck to Chicago late Saturday night, just to preside at our Bible Class, for he was a salesman who cover­ ed several atatCA In later years, h t had sev­ eral flare-ups of his gall blad­ der and was ordered into the hospital for surgery. But he decided to avoid fat foods and keep his gall blad­ der! So he stayed away from tha hospital. Then his wife grew III and finally becume bedfast. Bill was now retired from active traveling on his sales terri­ tory so he remained at homa to look after her. They were a devoted couple, so hia nursing and household duties were not a drudgery to him. But his wife finally paasad away. Mrs. Crana and I attended the funeral, as did many of the other member* of our Bible Class. Bill Austin was frlcf-atrieken, but apparently ia fairly good health for hia aga. His married granddaughter invited him to eoma out to Colorado to visit her family. But 7 days later Bill was also dead. Ha had slumped over in his easy ehair. "Why did Bill die so soon after hia wife's burial!" some neighbors asked me. Well, I can pass that query along to you readers. For you have often seen eases where a husband and wife died with­ in a week or two of each other, haven't you! Maybe one of the pair waa ailing, so the other felt vit­ ally necessary to the care of that tick mate. Sheer mental drive or will power may thus have kept tha able-bodied mate in action. But when the invalid died, tha will to liva seems to have gone. So the remaining member of the pair will often die soon afterwards. And much tha same situa­ tion happens when people re­ tire. We used to have a saying on the farm In Indiana where I grew up that when an old farmer decided to retire and move into the village, he was due to die within a couple of years. For ha then lost Interest In life. His chores and daily ob­ ligations wers gone. He no longer felt needed. So his mind was not geared to forward thinking. People with future goals and unfulfilled dreams that they ara valiantly trying to make come true, may thus ac­ tually live longer than those who decide that life ia already finished. Spiritual tonics ara thus very vital in modem medicine. Iron and vitamins and sea salt are not the entire answer, for unless you have a firm will to live, you may still drift Into tha beyond. One reason why Jesus died before the two thieves on ad- jaeent crosses may thus hers been his knowledge that his mission was accomplished. (Always write to Dr. Crane In rare of this news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 30 rents to cover typ­ ing and printing costa when you send for one of his booklets.) Letters Editor, The Herald: I've been reading about the fee which ia to be added by vote of from 30 to 40 and 60 ccnta. It aeenta to mo it Is only to further ths business pcoplo to change our ’phone rates. It will not benefit the average man other than those of business places and to no profit to the poor man a t all. It Is had enough for ths tax­ payers to pay the Chamber of Commerce $7,000 thla last 12 months and $5,000 another time to pave the way for them. Now doing something like raising tho 'phone bill—I say no. I don’t think it is any bene­ fit to any other than the busi­ ness people of Sanford and they are able to make the calls that are toll calls without a raisa of telephone bilL Simpson Garland 1013 West H itra Strew* Sanford, Florida • • • Editor: Herald As a native of Seminole County I note with regret that we were not successful in be­ ing chosen as the location of the new University. However, I do feel that ws should be thankful to those who worked so tirelessly and hard in presenting our Coun­ ty as the desirable site. For ycari I have seen Seminole County writhe with a lack of unity and purpose. The approach to the Univer­ sity shows that we are put­ ting aside sectionalism and are developing a unity amt purpose which will make our County an even better plac* in which to live. Today I say with increased pride • • “ I’m proud to live in Sotnlnolo County." You part-time Job as Janitor at should be, tool I “Seminole Citizen" tha college, sold hosiery doorto-door and worked as secre­ Editor's Note; We are too. tary to tha college president. But ho ran out of money and S E E U S FOR — dropped oat of college for al­ most a ysr. Peach — Pear After graduation, a short spell a t teaching and a term Plum — Peniimmon as secretary to a congress­ Pecan — Citrua man, President Franklin Roo­ sevelt named Lyndon Johnson GrapeviHe Nursery National Youth Administration 3331 Gnpevllle Av*. director for Texas, where he FA 3-6B86 worked with young people "Scot la Dealer" caught in “pockets of pover­ ty." Bruce Biossofr — Roy Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON - (NEA) President Johnson came from a “depressed ares" or "poc­ ket of poverty" of three de­ cades ago. Almost hi* first job in Congress in 1937 wa» to seek and get q.ilck government aid for a major improvement in that ares—a sort of Appala­ chia project of the 1030s. Here is his own words is Lyndon Johnson's story as he told it 17 years ago. Friends Insist it explains what lies behind his urgent requests for fast congressional action on “distressed a rra s" and “pockets of poverty." "I was born and raised on a farm and did all tha chores a farm boy has to do, In­ cluding cotton picking. Oa rare and celebrated occasions I got to take the cotton to the gin." (At nine, Johnson shined shoes in a Texas barbershop). "I was a kid some 13 or H years old when cotton drop­ By Us] Cochran ped from 40 cents to • cents The girl who is likely to and we lost our homestead. make the best home for a “The experts oa children man is the home-made girl, tell us that one of tha necessi­ s s • Somebody entered an Ohio home and stole the drums of twin young boys. Police haven't thought of searching neighbors' homes. s s s When snow comes, men, don’t shovel It when yon real­ ly haven't the heart to do it. • s s The number of locks on it doesn't give you a tip on the value of Uie contents of a girl's head. Barbs ties for children Is tha feeling of aecurity In their formative years. “ I know that as a farm hoy I did not feel secure. And when I was 14 years old I decided I was not going to be the victim of ■ system which would allow the price of a commodity like cotton to drop from 40 cents to 6 cents and destroy the homes of people like my own family. “ It was the same cotton. We had fought the same boll weevils to grow i t We sweat­ ed the same amount of aweat to boe it and pick it. It cost the same amount to gin it. The freight rates on It were unchanged. "The next year I hitchhiked from the little town of John­ son City to the town of San Marcos, which Is quite a piece, If anyone asks you. And I entered school. “I got a job moving rock, and It was not any WPA pro­ ject either; it was a bread project." When ha entered college funds were scarce. He took a FRUIT TREES 114 8a. Palmetto Phone PA 2-0814 O. SwssdhsoJd o f a dioirnl Y ou’ll fin d i t In Idyllwilde “ T -fn m p n O f D i s t i n c t i o n ” S itu a te d on la rg e Indiv id u ally la n d sc a p e d lo ts ^ i 0 n CU STO M B U IL T F e a tu re s Include c e n tra l h e a t a n d a i r co n d itio n in g Ju st tell u s how m uch m o n e y y o u n e e d to m eet all you r seasonal exp en ses. P h o n e for prompt, courteous service! CraSTas Sscans 24 MaatMf Par meats *iS58 SiSN 4)1.00 IIS 6*2.00 See the New Home at 110 Idyllwilde Drive! MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL A IS 00 24 00 12.00 ELECTRIC LOANS UP TO $600 FAMILY FINANCK SIRVICK, INC. of Sanford • 110 South Magnolia S t..................•_____ FA 2-4612 ..... r / ____ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ^ J W S U tla H S iA Custom Building Our Specialty General Of fire 21! W. 26th St. Sales Offiea FA 2-7496 T k 2-3103 STENSTROM REALTY SALE8 AGENTS • \ , 1 1 : W-fj f- ( I I — T \J* t ' At l J ”’ 1 1? La. | * I t i l ■1 �S ift S snforh PiraT-A —J&n, 29, 1964 W 'r ilB CARNIVAL B y Dick T urner in V3U WAMT F B I* / TW6 ARMy W ANT* YOU TO thb c ir c u it r o i a r in AND r a n SREINO LB COCK. T T, FLORIDA NO. I N N T U B MUTUAL. B E N E F I T M F C INSURANCE COMPANT, A Naw Ja rea y corporatio n, p la i n t if f , JAMES ARTHUR MACKET ot >1. D W .n d t n l l . NOTICE O F SUIT T E E STATE O F FLORIDA T e i . J a m e s A r th u r H i e k i r T i l l Fairchild Avenue S.E., A lbuquerque, New Mexico F r a n r a a F. M ic k ey T i l l F a ir c h ild Avanua B E., A lburquerque, Naw Masleo T ou a ra h ereby notified t h a t a ault haa baan (Had a s a l n a t you In tha abova a ntltla d cauaa, and t h a t you a r a re* qulrad to flla y o u r a n a w a r w ith th a C lark of thla Court a n d to aarve a copy th a r a o f upon tha p la i n t if f o r p l a l n t l f r a a t t o r ntya, whoaa nam a and addraaa la J e n n i n g s , W a t t s , C larka and H am ilton, l i a s B a r n a t t Na­ tional B a nk B ulld lns, J a c k s o n , villa I, Florida, not l a t a r than F e b r u a ry 14, l i f t . If you fall to do ao a decree pro eonfaaao will ba ente red a s a l n a t you for the relief de manded In the complaint. Thla a u lt Is to foreeloaa a m o r ts a s * . The real p ro p e rty proceeded a s a ln a t let Lot II, SOUTH PINKCREST, T h ird Addition, a subdivision, a coordlns to a p l a t t h e r e o f recorded In t a iy w s im H GRUMBLE. G E T ANGI O R C R Y ABOUT IT/ 2 & fj£ > *1 w u Just thinking th« othtr day. Pop! How eomo ths govammant can't coma up with a aurplua of monay?" By K ate Osann TIZZY L e g a l N o tice Leg al N o tice P l a t Book I t . p a t e s (1 and (2 of th e public records of Samlnota County, Florida. W ITNESS m y h a n d and tha ■sal of eald C ourt a t Sanford, Florida, th is t t h day o t J a n uary, 1M4. (SEAL) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith, Jr.. C lark of tha Circuit Court Byt M a r th a T. Vlhlen, Deputy C lerk Je n n in g s. W atta, C larka and H am ilton I t s * B a r n a t t N a tiona l B a nk B ulld ln s Ja c ksonville t, F lo rid a Publish J a n . I. II. I I , I I . 1 * « CDQ-14 F I C T m o f S NAME NOTICE IS h ereby s t v a n t h a t wa a re e n c a s e d In buelneas a t 111 N orth F rench Avanua Sanford, Bemlnola County. Florida, u n d e r tha flctltloua nam a of. W AL L SUPPLT. and t h a t wa Intend to r e s i s t o r said nama w ith tha C lark of tha C ircuit Court, Bemlnola C oun­ ty, Florida. In accordance with tha provisions of t h a Flctl tloua Nama Htatutes, to - w lt. Section K i el, Flo rid a S ta tu te a m i. Sis: / • / L eater A. B a ts m a n / a / D orothy It. B a te m an K e nneth W. McIntosh, Esq A tto rn ey a t Law Poet Office Bos l l i n Sanford, Flo rid a H i l t Publish J a n . I I , I I A Fab. I, IS, 1M4. CDQ-14 HOOTENANNY Sunday, February 2, 1964 2:30 P. M. Orlando-Semlnola Jai-Alal Fronton Hwjr. 17-9* “ Hoot For Heart” FEATURING The All Florida Minstrels Conors! Admission 11.25 Advance Sale $1.00 a t all Seminole County Junior and Srnlor High Schools and Koumillst & Anderaon Drag Store Benefit nf the Heart Fund NOTICE O F SUIT T H E STATE O F FLORIDA TO. V IR O IE C. ZORN 101 N. Oak S t r e e t A p a r t m e n t No. 1 Valdosta, O e o r s l a T ou a ra horoby notified th at ault ha a baan filed a s a t m t you In th e C ircuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, | 0 Chancery, an a b b rev iate d title of which la F I R S T FE D E RA L BAVINOS AND LOAN A8SO. CIATION OF S E M I N O L E COUNTT, a c o rpora tion, P la in, tiff. vs. JA M E S T. ZORN and wife, V IR O IE C. ZORN, at al D efendants, t h a n a t u r e o f laid' ault b r i n g a ault to foreclose t h a t c e r ta in m o r tg a g e datad A ugust IS. IMS a n d of record In Official Records Book i n P age I t t . Public Becords of Bemlnola County, Florida, an. c u m b e rin g th a follow ing dra. e r lb r d re al p ro p e rty , to-wlt: T ha W o t o n e - h a lf ( W i t ) o f Lot I. of Block 4, of ROSALIND HEIGHTS. 8 i n . ford, Florida, according (• p l a t t h a ra o f recorded in P l a t Book S, P a g e 47, of th a public records of Semin o lr County. Florida, and you a ra h araby required to flla yo u r a n aw a r In .aiq ault w ith th a undersigned Clark of said C ourt and to arrva a enpy t h r r a o f upon tha rialn tlffa a tto r n e y , whoaa nama and a ddress a p p t a r he. low, on or before tha l t i h dty of F e b ru a ry , IM4, and In de­ fa ult t h a r a o f Decree Pro Con. fraao will be e n te red agalnat you. W ITNESS m y h a n d and e ffl. r ia l seal a t tho C ounty Court* houer. Sanford. Seminole Coun. ty, Florida, th la 11th day of J a n u a r y , 1114. (SEAL) A r t h u r II. B eckw ith, J r . C lark of C ircuit Court By: M a r t h a T. Vlhlen, D.C. Phillip H. Logan Bhtnholaar and Logan A ttorneys a t L aw A ttn rn a y for P l a i n t i f f Publleh J a n . I I , IS, I I a r a h I, 1114 CDQ-41 IN T E E C I R C r i T COURT IX AND FO R (EMINOLB COCN. TT. FLORIDA No. n a n s T H E W I L L I A M S n U R a il SAT. INQB BANK, a Naw Tork b a n k in g c orporation. Plain tiff, MELVIN A. TOTTNO a t al. Defendants. NOTICE o r SUIT T H E STATU OS FLORIDA T o i Melvin A. Toung. ISO! M latarow Road, Charlo tte, N orth Carolina C h a r lo tte J. T oung, loos M latarow Road, Charlotte, N orth Carolina T ou a r o h e reb y notified t h a t a ault baa baan filed a g a ln a t you In th a abova entitled cauaa, a n d t h a t you aro r e q u lr . ad to flla y o u r a n a w a r w ith tha C lark o f th la C o u r t and to se rve a eopy t h a r a o f upon tha p l a i n t if f o r p l a l n t l f r a a t t o r ­ neys, whoaa nam a and addraaa la J s n n ln g e . W atts, c l a r k a and H am ilton, l i e s B a r n a t t N a tio n ­ al B a n k Building, J a c k s o n v ille I, F lorida, not l a t a r t h a n F a b . r u a r y I I , 1114. If you fall to do ao a d s c r a a p r o oonfoaao will bo e n te r e d a s a l n a t you fo r tha re lief demanded In the complaint. T h la ault la to rorecloao a m o rtg a g e. T ha re al p r o p e r t y proceeded a g a i n s t lat Lot I t of R a p la t o f P I N E CREST HE IGH TS a c c o r d , l a g to p l a t tharaof, r e c o r d , od In F l a t Book I, pagaa TT a n d t l of tho P u b lls Baoorda of Seminole C o u n . ty, Florida. W ITN E SS my h a n d and th a • s a l of sa id Court a t Sanford. Florida, th la I t h d a y of Ja n * ua-y, t i l l . (SEAL) A r t h u r H. Backw lth, J r , l-M C ircuit of tho C ircuit C o u r t ita tk ie k H M a By: M a r t h a T. Vlhlen D eputy C lark Jennings, W alls, C larks and H a m ilto n l t » s B a r n e t t N a tio n a l B a s k Bulldlns, t w a n KNOW A b o u t ’ Ja c k so n v ille t , F lo r id a YOU GUYS, NUT TM Publish J a n . I, 11, I I , I t , l i l t eT/ANOItf SO LOOS® A t C D Q .l t NOT SY1N WRMKLM6 * tf*O O C $/1U **N Y • IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF IB NIN TH JU D IC IA L CIIU Y H tA tA jo aiao u w CHIT O F AND FON SEMI* NOLE COUNTY, FLONRlA. IN CHANCERY NO. ISStS F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT. OAAJK ASSOCIATION, * aor* p o r a tls n , F la In tiff, OUT OUR WAY 2 NECKED THSTIMLP BABY UP WOT TWO HOURS A e o AW* HE'S HKAPM* RJdHT HOME WITH W U JU S WUITSO TD EBB H O W THEY had a n t i n f ot n a i A - 7 H g W 5 \7 H S Z E tlB 5 * U x x c e p (o u a -u ; S A ID TUEQPV> B e A LOWCeiUHQTOQKY. d u w n o m v l'v* told Daddy you'ra brilliant, Ooorgla, ao plaaaa try to mop your mouth ahutl" COUCH/. a SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith » th s w l w s t s s l u A a U a lL b W A cm aPUNAl moyxisAYaiKXY. WAS OUT WATH _ / 'ATS . H W M M M M P r / Wttlir. 1 SONNY aHMVNUW.TII m t x . l TMA79 niNNVLMY, WELL AMS fiOfiH.X PI0NT / MAttJTMAD KNOW « « HAD 1 ONE VEJV • the ±*L l e a pu je m a m * OUR BOARDING HOUSE ...JUST A n w ortwo. i A n sel lA SANDRA SHITLETT sad A. TT. EPPS, D.D.N, - 1Wt, D afandanta NOTICE o r SALE NOTICE IS H E R R B T O tV . XN t h a t an U s t s t h d t p nf F a b r u s r y , 1114, s t U : t S A. M. s t t h s m ain d e a r a f t h a C o u rt Houas s f Seminole Cennty, a t Sanford, F lo rid a , t h a Honor* ablo A r t h u r If. B ackw lth, J r , C lark o f th e Circuit C ourt .of Bamlnolo, C ounty, F lorida, will o ffer fo r sa l e to th e h l g h t a t and beat b id d er fo r caeh, a t public o u te r y , t h s fo llo w in g deecrlbed p ro p e rty s f t b s Da. f s n d a n ta S a n d ra Shlfiett Lot IS. Block M. KUNLAND ESTATES, a aubdlvlalon, a cc o rd in g lo a p l a t there* of. recorded In P l a t Bonk 11, p a t s * Id to IS of th a F u b llo R a rorda of Sami* n e t s C ounty, F l o r i d a n Inc luding! One n u s T h S r m (oil) H e a t, sr. Modal tll-l. Serial ItIK It Ona OR ( a l a c t r l r t Range, Model m s i W H , Serial TB•H S S t Oaa M o tpolst fala ctrle) R a f r lg a r a t a r , Medal MI* KBIT, Serial l l i n t i E le v en V enetian Blinds i m e t a l l m a n u f a c t u r e d by Senkarlk a l i a s A F a in t Com pany. S anford, Florida, n o m odal o r s e r ia l sum * Sara. ' t o g e t h e r w i t h all s t r s a t u r a a and Improvement*, th a n a r t h a r e a f l a r o n sa id land. T hla la m ade p u r a u a n t ta F i n a l Dacraa o f Fo re c lo s u re e n te red la th a abova oauaa. Chancery D o c k et No. 1M1*. no w ponding In t h s Circuit C o q r l s f s n d fo r Seminole County, Florida. IN W ITNESS W H E R E O F . I h a r e h e r e u n to oat my band a nd o fficial aval thla STth day of J a n u a r y , l i f t . (SEAL) A r t h u r K- B e ck w ith . Jr.. C la r k s f t h s C ircuit Court In s n d f o r Seminole Coun* ty, F lo r id a lly: S a a d r a B. Jo h n s o n D e p u t y C lark Pubtlah J a n . SI, JIM . UtMtoVI YBAH-. T T81L HIMTO GO fUT ON A WOMAN* *ATWl JOB IA1WD 7 I HA# Ml# P A S f**^ t OltUS HlU Plro tlf Wh S * ' T TWV <mU. JOS OYCS I SHAWLi P R IS S AND COW.-AMD PARK [? j J AT riRST-SUf / WHSN tWRECKTP HI* THfW OSDVP OTA SO fA Sf COC*| THIlflf W R U i NWi roa^ 'n H gaveT in i bow - / c m , n >.hdww a T ifr dordNMVnuLi oorow mV V t 1 W 0 n T jc & r * * iusyu MfjC WHY THIS WAWI f WHIIS ME WAS NJ AW SHAKB 'SMi fcJf lLOsr WNIE»1/ 0 O MB HASUTl TH'CAR. LON. — *CAf’IAjMKA5yn All*MIOHT PIHIR SOUK ESrORTlD Tlf WHY* OfTCWHJWO MU40IO HIM AS HK Off NiU TH" POORm « >— tiwApeVM^aAnaan ***Twto9 nrotmd It anough, Amlor. Tha Fraoman* ar* Juat indebted to u* for a wtanar ronatT* Auto Trip BERRY’S WORLD UCS/4KS piatss seas N t e u ’W A O O Q R M f l f J THIN t o u kNOW f r - ( TAKMySMf TOCtMl SOWS THINGS. THIS* BET— A PATENT,TOO) pauSii W iar OKAY, YOU W*4. WUW DOSS A GUY 00 TDMU. TMMIMI0UNO N S t t r : ri B n THE PHANTOM MATCHfOA m e COWARDS-WHY ARE KU RUNMNftAMAYr KC3C—* _______________ V«UT WRC AND Be RTADY/. Will FAC£ THEMALONt. s ■ JM H CDQ-1IS falrtarcfc — j Ih k m ft f, but FW S m s m * m ip m c U m T 'i It Pays To Um The HERALD Want Ads. sOHpaasaaMMHi .V �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. 2. Notices * Personals Phone Classified 6. For Raat INCOME TAX SERVICE "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The 0. M. Harrisons Gables. FA 2-0720. 1311 Palmetto 322-8827 322-7943 FURN. ApL 2300 Mellonville 3t)r Sanfurh ^rralfl SWEETIE PIE Jan. 29, 1964 — Page 3-A 21. Beauty Salon* By Nadine Seltzer RENT A BED SANFORD VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE. Farts and RoPaway, Hospital k Baby Beds. suppliei for all makes in By Day, Week, or Month eluding: Electrolux. New and rebuilt cleaners sold Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. li t St. No home service call CARROLL'S FURNITURE charge Phone FA 2-2282, FURN. APT. FA 2-2800. 2353 Park Dr. .. 322-5613 322-5612 9. For Sale or Rent Vacuum Cleaner Office 204 W. First RAVENNA PARK Repairs, parts; Electrolux, Large lot, 3 BR, 2 baths, mo­ Kirby, RexAlr, AlrWsy, dern kitchen, dining room RESPONSIBILITY: GE, etc. Cleaners sold, ex­ screened porch, cent, heat T bt Herald will not be rachanged. Free Pick-up, 11M & air-cond. $700 down & tponaible tor mor* than ona Park Ave, Sanford. Phone take over paymcnU, or will incorrect Inaertion of your ad, FA 2-4763. rent for $133 per mo. Ph. and reacnrei the right to re 323-0783. vita or rejeet any advertise YOUR Church or Group can ment from what ordered M raise 330 and more, easy 3c FURNISHED house, in San conform fa Use policies of this ford. Apopka 886-4849 or Or fast. Have 10 members ce. paper. Undo 423-8111. sell only 2030c pkgs. my DEADLINES lovely luxurious P r a y e r Grace Table Napkins. Keep 3 BEDROOM. Sunland ElSTRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: tates. Assume psymenU $30 for your treasury. No Toes., thru FrL - I P. M. day Available Jan. 31. FA 2-3173 money needed. Free su n before insertion, lion. • S at pies. Anna Wade, Dept. 12. Real Estate For Sale noon. I51AB4, Lynchburg, Va. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tnea., thru FrL - S P. M. day S. Education • Instruction 2, 3, & 4 BEDROOMS before insertion. Moo. • S a t 1, 144, & 2 BATHS noon. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! 1. Lost A Found LOST: Terrier, while, with Men-womrn, 18-52. Start high red collar, short tall. Vicin­ as 310200 a week. Prepara tory training until appoint ity 2400 Laurel. 323-0671. ed. Thousand* of job* open Experience usually unnec­ .OST: Wallet containing 1m portant papers A approx essary. FREE Information on Jobs, saUries, require |23. Person finding wallet can have money, request m enu. Write TODAY giv ing name, addreaa and papers be returned to Har ry L. Creager, 322-0743. phone. Lincoln Service, Box 57, c/o Sanford Herald. ,OST: Black purse, brown billfold. Navy I.D. card, Va. drivers license, social #*• 5. Food curity card and pictures. CHOICE BEEF Louise Spates 322-4899. Corn fed. Limited amt, FA 2-0264 LOST! Lake Mary Area Brown k white male point or. Haa collar with no 6. For Rout name. Answers to name of Lg. 2 BR, furn. Down, water “TEX." REWARD. Phone lighU, $83. 322-2764. 322-3072. LAKE MARY. 1 large BR. duplex a p t, furn. Really Le g al N o tice nice. AdulU. no pcU. $65. l a the C a art t f th a C a a a tr Call FA 2-3930. J n S | t , Sf M l a e l t C a a a t r . l i a r H a . l a I*rakat». l a r a i SCatata a f L ACET E. H1ELK Daeasaae. T a All C ra e i l a r a B* 4 IPataaaa l l a v l a a Cta ba a a r D*a*aaSa A a a l a a t Bale B a la l a i Tou anil aach of r o u s r a h*r»bjr n o tltla e and r*qulr*d to pra aa nt a n y claim* a n d da* m anda w hich you. or a lt h a r of you, m ay hava a *»ln*t tha a atata of I.ACET E. III ELM, d a cra ia d , la ta of aald County, to tha County J u d e a of HEMtNOl.K County. Florida, a t bta offlca In tha c o u rt h o u a t of ■a Iit C ounty at SANFORD, F lorida, w ith in ale c alan d a r m o n th s from tha tlm a of tha ft rat publication of t h is notlco. T w o copies of aach claim or d em and ahall ba In w r ttln e . a nd shall a ta ta the placa of realdenca and post offlca a d . dre ss of tha c laim ant, and shall ba aworn to by tha c la im a n t, his s c a n t , o r a l l o t , nay a n d a c oom panltd by a fit* t n r fas of ona dollar and such etalm or demand not so Iliad sh a ll ba void. K a r l y la lloua holder As a i e e u t o r a t tha L ast W ill a n d T a a ta m a n t a f L A C E T E. KtELM, dacaaaad Fubllah J a n . St. IS * Fab. I, IS. l i l t . FURN. Car. Apt. 343 mo. UNFURN. Apt. $50mo. UNFURN. houae, 4-BR, 2 bath, $140 mo. JOHN E. FOX, Realtor 110 N. park 323-0359 W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooma private baths, 114 W. First St. LG. 3 B R , 2 full baths, range. Will lease $83 mo. Ted Wil­ liams Hdwe. FA 2-3464. 3 BR House. Clean k close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. 3 Rm. Garage Apt. 309 W. 16th S t, FA 2-3167. Clean, 4-RM. $11 Park. 2 BR Unfurn. house. Nothing fancy, but chaap rent. Ph. FA 2-3219. 4 BR., 2 B a t h .........$145 mo. 2 BR., I Baths . . . . $110 mo. 2 B R , 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 Mo. Payton Realty O D Q -SS I S TIIF. C l I lC l 1IT COCItT OF T i l t : NINTH JU DICIAL CtHC l ' I T O P ANSI FOR B E N I. NOI.E r o l ' N T V . FLORIDA. C I I A X ’KIIV NO. ssaa.-i FA 2-1201 IT-92 a t Hiawatha APT. $30 k up. Surplus City. T H E UN IO N C E N T R A L L IK E 1N 8U K A N C E C O U I'A N T . 1'l a l n t l f f , va. 2 BR., furn. house, spotless. Must see to appreciate. $73. Adults, no pets. FA 2-3930. D efendant*. 3-ROOM furn. a p t, for couple, upstairs, water lncl. $43. FA 2-7399. CHAULE8 L EALY. at us. a t al. NOTH'* O F n t 'I T IN MO RTtlAKP. F n i l E C l . n n r n * T il l C I IA Itb K H I . EAI.Y a n d R U T H M. HALT, hla w lf a R K B l U R A t 'K i UNKNOW N AND T O i All p a r l l a a e l a l m l n g t n l t r e a t a by. t h r n u s h . un> dar or ay aln st tha ato r* . s a i d p e r so n * TOU A llE hereby notified t h a t a C om pla int to fnreolnae a c e r ta in tn o rl« a « e a n e u m b a r . Inc lh a f o l lo w ln r dracrlbad re al proparty, to-w ll: L o t S7. GOLDIE MANOR. Finer ADDITION, accordIn* to lha plat th ere o f as recorded In l i s t Hook IS. p a c e IS, f u I d l e R ecord * o f ■ tm lnola County, Florida ha a bean filed a c a l n s t you In tha a b o v e .sty le d suit, and you a r c r e q u ir e d to se rve a copy of your Answer or o th e r P l t a d l n a to the C o m p l a i n ! o« P la in tif f 's atle rna ya , ANDER* BON. RUSH. IIBAN. I/IWM1IKM A van d e n IIKIHI. i l l K a i l C a n lr a l Avenue. Orlando. F lorida, and file the o rlaln at A n s w e r o r other Pleading In lh a office a f lha Clark a f tha Circuit C e u rl on or before tha •Ih day of F e b ru a ry . 1*14. If you fall to d o so, a decree pro confeaso will l>t take n a g a i n s t you foj- Ih* relief d e ­ m anded In Ih* C o m p l a i n t . Thl* Nolle# ahall b# publla h td once a weak for four e o n s t c u l l v a wash* In tb# Han­ f o r d Harold. . DATED thla I t h day of J a n ­ u a ry . l i l t . (BEAL) A r t h u r II. Uackwlth. J r , C la r k of Circuit c o u r t By: M a r th a T. Vildan Deputy Clark A ndtraon, flush, Daan A I /iw ndaa A t to r n e y s and Counaallora a t L aw SIS E aa t Control Roulavard P o s t Offlea Uos S i l l Orlando. F lo r id a I S I I I Telephone I l l - f i t ! P u b lish J a n . I, I t, IS. 2». !> lt c d q -» FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty J. W. Hall Realty St. Johns Realty Payton Realty SO U TH W A RD CALL NOW! Seminole Realty V A - FHA 3 B R , unfurn. country home. $75. FA 2-7688. A Siiiea Broker Small furn. apt. 600 Park Ave. 2 BR. Furn. houae, 2316 San­ ford Ave, FA 2-0731. FURNISHED BR, 1 bath, kit. equipt. garage apt....................... $35 2 BR, 1 bath kit. equipt. Dup­ lex apt............................. $43 UNFURNISHED 3 BR, 1 bath, kit. aqulpt, fenced Lack yd ......... $110 3 Bn, 144 bath, Loch Arbor 2 .................................... $110 BR, 2 baths, kit. equip, Loeb Arbor ................ $121 4 BR, 244 balbi, itove, Lakefront ............................. $163 4 BR, 2 baths, stove, aircond. Lease ............... $143 Call Stamper Agency, M il So. French A ve, S23-4M1. Furn. ApU, Pleasant living. Park ApU. FA 2-8307 Lake cotUge, furn. 322-6106. 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen equipped, Lake privileges, Mar Air Base. FA S-4T36 after 6:30. 2 BR house, kit. equipped. g?3. FA 2 3303. Jim Hunt Realty Offers fer yeur 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 maka tha heat homa buy, ae* tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offlca FA 8-2111 Night FA 8-8648 ta -o ro t M4 Tuk Or. j 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 3-BEDHM, 1 bath, kit. equip­ LAKEFRONT lot, Lake Mary ped. 113 Oakland D r, Sunarea. FA 20164. land. FA 2-4093, or at 911 SALES BROKER FIVE ACRES Park Ave. On State 419, 3/10 mllea off 2 BR. Home, Study, 1U 17-92, near Five Pointj. Sign Baths, large Family Rm. in on property. High, dry and 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 good neighborhood; lncludcleared. lng ateve, rcfrlg, room air4 BR, 2 baths, centrally heat conditioner, washing m a­ ed k tir-cond. Fenced back chine fc rugs. Down pay­ Ph. 322-3641 yd. Water softener k land ment $450, Monthly pay­ scaped. FA 20611. ments $83.30. 2 B R , newly painted. Closing K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, cost, assume $61 mo. pymts. Inc. FA 2-3181 to 5 p. m. 103 THE TIME TESTED FIRM FA 2-8074 Hays Drive. 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 COME! LOOK! Two atory frame, 9 bedrooms, NO QUALIFYING. Fenced New Concrete block home 2 bath. Needs work. Wond­ yard. 8-room houae, $1,700 with lake righU. 3 BR, 2 erful opportunity for good equity, $67 mo. Trade for baths, family room, large handyman or carpenter. camping trailer; boat, mo kitchen, 2 utility rooms. $7,500. Bevier Road. Call tor and trailer, or caah of Over 2100 sq, ft. Make of­ FA 2-2060. fer. 421 Edwin S t, N. Orlan fer on price A terms. do. 838-7260. EVERETT A. H A R P E R AGENCY, Realtor, Inturor. $330 DOWN. No qualifying. No FHA-VA sales broker. 2463 FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha closing costs. 3 BR, 2 Bath S. Park Ave. FA 2-2264, home, k i t c h e n equipped. LOCH-ARBOR—By Owner, I FA 2-2283. Call Stemper Agency, 1919 B R , 3 baths, large stone So. French A ve, FA 2-4991 fireplace In wood-panelled GET OUT OF TOWN 1 living room, Fla. R m , uti­ In this fine 2 story, 8 room, OREENBRIAR 3 Bedroom home. Near lity room, large rooms, Choice lots available in town for business, and river open-beam ceilings through­ Greenbriar of Loch Arbor out. Owner being transfer- for fishing. Priced right. overlooking golf course. Good Terms I red. 3463 Country Club Rd. Custom building to your Call 322 9262. specifications. Greenbriar developod by 3 BR, 1 Bath, Kitchen equip, fenced yard. 3908 Old Or­ K1NGSWOOD Investment A Realty lando R d, Sunland. BUILDERS, INC. 116 N. Park Ave. 322-91T3 202 Fairmont Dr. Lots for sale. Cash or terms. FA 2-8074 FA 2-1936. CRUMPTON BUILDERS have HOME PLUS INCOME several repossessed homes BY OWNER! 4-Unit Apt. 3 B R , Spacious Rooms, WallIn the Sanford area. house, furn. AD rented, ex­ to-Wall Carpeting. PLUS In­ OR REPAIRS TO cel. location P. O. Box 1116 come from 4-room furn. YOUR OWN HOME or FA 2 3133, after 3:30 p.m. a p t, $18,500. For information call Jack Drown, 422-8631 Orlando, or BARGAIN at $1,250, 2 BR House on paved street, 2 877-6071 Tampa. blocks East of Enterprise, Must Nil 2 BR. home, vacant. 1901 Park Avenue Fla. Post Office. 666-4801. Taka a look and maka offer. FA 2-6232 anytime 868-4601. IS. itualnuus Opportunity 2 BEDROOM Frame Home STORE FOR RENT. >14 San­ 3 BR Route, Excellent cond. on State Hwy. ford Ave, FA 20221. 103 N. Sunland Dr. Sun$4,100 land Estates. FA 2-1108. LAKE LOT, 100 x 400 16. Female Help w anted On Paved Road ACREAGE WANTED: White or colored $4,000 10 Acras adjoining City Limits daytime attendant for el­ COUNTRY HOME only $9950.00, with 10% derly woman, 86, In Lake 3 BR. Frame Home, Wood down, balance monthly. Mary home, ilinimum care. Floors, Outside patio, bar­ LOTS Must furnish transportation becue, and fruit trees. 9 large Iota near high school Ph. 322-6934 after 4 p.m. $7,000 with 240 fast paving, only $6300.00, with 10% down. 17. Male Help Waste* Balance monthly. FA 3-1301 17-91 at Hiawatha WANTED: Drug Store clerk, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS references required. Call Realtor FA 2 0642. Raymond Luadqulat, Asso. Property M*nng«mtnt FA 2 3931 Atlaatla Bank Bldg. 1R. Help Wnnted Payton Realty 3 B R , 1V$ bath. 2415 Chase Ave. Available Feb. 3. Ph. 222-3000. I "M y Pop's realty OLD! Ho was bom bafore T V P $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information Sea Or Call Your BLOOMING Rotes on Chero­ Ilarrlett'a Beauty Nook kee stock. All other kind* Ev* Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians of Nursery shrubbery and 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 trees. 22. Bnild - Paint - Repair Gray Shadows Nuraary 6 Ml. 8. on Sanford Ave. For Your Painting & Wall­ papering needs call Clar­ 33. Furniture ence L. Wynn, FA 2-4804 for FREE ESTIMATE Free Estimate. Upholstering A Maltreat ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ 24. Electrical Services ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. YOUNG S ELECTRIC SVC Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Contracting A Repairs FA 8-2117. A Controls 114 Sunset FA 2-8902 Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Caah. SUPER TRADING 25. Pluptblnr Service* TOST. FA 2-0677. PLUMBING Used furniture, appUances, Contracting Repairs tools, etc. Bought • Sold. FREE ESTIMATES Larry'a Mart SIS Sanford R. L. HARVEY Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 WANTED reliable couple to 27. Special Service* take up monthly payment* DRESSMAKING, In my home. of $18.30 o* 8 complete Reasonable. 322 9066. rooma of furniture. Call TE 6-1311, Casselberry, col­ WALLIS CABINET lect. SHOP FHA - VA HOMES 32. Flowers • Shrubs 915 West 3rd SI. Custom Made Cabinets MICA Counter-tops ALL WORK GUARANTEED Days 322 7471 — N'itri 322 6110 34. Articleii For Sale 36. Automobile* • Trucks GE Refrigerator, 30" Klee. '57 Cadillac. White, alr-cond. Stove. Both good cond. 3100. power steering, Good cond. Ph. FA 2-3617 after 6 p.m. $975. 1960 Toyopet, Good ahape. READY MIX Concrete, win­ $425, assume pymts. Smith'a dow sills, llntrls, steps, Amoco. 3790 Orlando Dr., blocks, sand, cement, rock, FA 2-7434. pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping stones. 1938 Renault with '62 engine, Miracle Concrete Co. $200. Good condition. Call 809 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 FA 2-7383. FIREPLACE WOOD Oak and Pine Robert Morris, 323-0333 1935 Chevrolet, very clean In­ side, runs good. $250. Also 15 Ft. Lone Star runabout with a '63 Mercury motor, CLOSE-OUT on $130 and assume pymts. 1963 P l l l i r o Ph. FA 2-1251 before 1 p.m. REFRIGERATORS 322-1653 after 1 p. m. IS cu. ft. with Giant Freezer at bottom. NO FROST. Reg. 1961 Ford Econoline Truck, list p'ice $19995; Now equipped for hauling men. $339.95 with trade. 14 cu. ft. Reasonable. Call 322-8767. Auto. Defrost. Orig. list price $329.95, with trade 37. Itoatn • Motors only $224.95. Terms to fit TILT type boat trailer, $30. your budget. 312 E. 5th St. FIRESTONE STORES Cor. li t A French Gateway To Tha Waterway 35. Articles* Wnnted H obson S p o rtin g Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer WANTED! Cltrua fruit. Large 304 0-8 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5961 34. Article* For Salt or small amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ FISHING BOAT, $35. 10th SL Automatic wether, works per­ field, FA 2 4244. A Sanford Ave. fect. $35. FA 2-3863. SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC 36. Automobiles - Truck* Would like responsible party 58 FORD Station Wagon. All NEED A PICTURE? to take up paymcnU of $10 extras. Power brakes and Call Rill Vincent at monthly on 1963 Slant-Oatccr. Factory air. A-l con­ The Sanford Herald Malic Automatic Zlg Zag dition. $493.00. Must go. Ph. I. D. Portraits, Commercial, Sewing Machine In Console. 322-1315, Parties & Gatherings, Balance $161, Service Dis­ Small or Large BUYING A NEW or count Co. 322-7488, anytime. FAST SERVICE USED CAU? GUNS. New A Used. Large Night FA 2-0922 FINANCE IT WITH US selection. Will trade, Alto Day FA 2-2611 • Low Interest Rates repair. Tackle sold A re­ ♦ Low Monthly Payments INCOME TAX paired Osteen Bridge Kith FLORIDA STATE BANK PREPARATION Camp A Gun Shop. 1306 Douglas — 322-7199 PIfkup Truck, 1950. Ex. cond. rO R SA L E - Fill dirt, clay, New paint. $193. cash. Ph. ahell, peat and topsoil. Kills FA 2 2024. Lloyd, FA 2 2378. VOLKS WAGON. 1962. W. W.. Anywhere In City Limit* Jan. Spec. Seafarer dunga­ R A H, like new. FA 2-1566. Rccl’fl Paint A Body Shop rees. $2.35 pr. Army-Navy Complete Wreck Rebuilding 1958 MERCURY 4-Dr. Sta. Surplus, Sanford. 10th St. A Sanford Ave. Wagon. $493. Reel's Paint & Day FA 2-7719-Nlt# FA 2-0380 FLAT TOI* Country and Wait Body Shop, Sanford Ave. ern Gibson Guitar, SJ mo­ Tractor -mowing A Grading. del with neck strap and Call FA 2-7621. case. FA 2-2369 after 6 p.m 38. Motorcycle* . Scooter* 61 LAMBBETTA. Runt good, $100. 312 E. Sth St. NEW VESPAS drastically rduccd for quick aale. GOOD USED VESPAS reason­ ably priced. LEWIS SALES A SERVICE, 2517 Country Club Rd., FA 2-7928. 39. Trailer* • Cabanas 8 x 35 ft. Modern 2 BR. trail* cr with $1800 cabana. Both for $2450. Ph. PA 2-3648 be* fore 3:30 — FA 2-7651 after 5:30. Wrecker Service $5.00 Rooting, guttarlng, carpenter, RENT Blue Lustre Electric painting, camant, Gen. home Carpet Shampooer for only repair, Lowest prices in $1 per day. Carrull’a Furn town. 23 yrs. exp. Local iture. references. FA 2-2171- Carpet Special! HEATING LIMITED TIME ! I I SERVICING — TESTINO Mac haa THROWN AWAY the Lewis Sales A Service Percentage Book. 2517 C. C. Road FA 2 7928 Buy your Carpet or Ruga at Washing Machine Sales Dealer COST plus $1 per A Service yard. Free Estimate on Repairs ALL FIRST QUALITY 322-7363 C640 Hiawatha TOP RATED MILLS Call ui for a allowing of thcio For FAST TAXI Service call fine Carpets In your home. Homer Little at Greyhound Nylon, Acrilan, All Wool, Bus Station. FA 2-1421 or etc. Hundredi to choose 9993. from. TERMS! Up to two ycara to Pay! JET SPRAY Carpets A la Carte An engineering feat, combin­ 1109 E. Colonial Dr. ed with proven cleaning Orlando, Fla. compound! provides you 241-0104 Collect or with an extremely efficient method of maintaining a Leroy C. MacTaviah, Owner FA 2 5345 after 6 p.m. neat, attractive home or commercial building. Call TAKE OVER UNPAID 322-4843 for further infor. BALANCE matlon about how you can 1963 23" Phllco Deluxe TV. SAVE THE JE T SPRAY Original price $339.93, Now WAY! only $109.30. Term a to fit YKNTSCI! MAINTENANCE your pockctbook. Service & Supplies FIRESTONE STORES 2563 South Paiii Dr. Cor. l i t A French FOR YOUR SAFETY VICTOR ADDING MACHINE DRIVE with headlights on 8 List, 9 Total. Substractlon. Save your battery Hand. Like new. $09.95. Install Safety See Switch Powell's Office Supply, l’h. Geneva Mfg. Corp. 322 5842. Ideas, Designed A Developed General Machine Work SINGER IN CONSOLE Ph. Geneva 319-4121-3131 Drop In Bobbin,' Makes but­ tonholes, sews on buttons, "Repair Most Anything" Bal. $58. Assume pymU of BOYD'S CABINET SHOP $8 monthly. 312-9411. 307 Elm FA 8-8111 CLOSE OUT on WKLuS DRILLED, PUMPS, 1063 PIIILCO FREEZERS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 12 cu. ft. Upright. Orlg. price All Type* and Slaei $269 95-Now only $199 95. We Repair and Service 31 cu. ft. Upright. Orlg. price b T I N E $44993—Now only $299 95. Machinery and Supply Co. Terma to fit your porkrtbook >07 W. 2nd SI. FA 1-6438 FIRESTONE STORKS Cor. l i t A French Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - FA S-4S33 1 Washing iMCh., 1 dryer, 1 window alr-cond, 1 RadioPIANO SVC. A TUNING Record Player console. Call Rebuilding - Retelling after 5 p. m., FA 2 4696. FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA CHRISTMAS LAY-A-WAY, 322-2661 — Call I’M Only Never picked Up, '64 Model Swing Needle DialO-Matlc Travel GREYHOUND. Call Zig Zag. Does Decorative FA S-1421 or 9993 and we sewing, make* buttonholes, will have our TAXI pick Sewi on Buttoni, Mono­ you up Homer Little, Grey, grams, Embroiders, etc. hound Hua Station. Was $129, Now Assume re­ 29. Automobile Service maining 5 paymcnU of $7.30. Fb. FA S-S6I7. BY OWNER, S bedroom, 144 Senior or Junior operator. Rlcbard'i llalr Styling, 107 bath homo. Oaa bedroom W. ITth. FA I-T701. has scptraW s a t r u t t , can be rented for lneoma. Will Colored Motor Route Carrier trade for smaller place. for afternoon paper route. Shown by appointment. Call Must have References and FA 2 8646. dapandable car. Write Cir­ culation Dept. P. O. Box OENEVA: To tattle Estate. 1617, Sanford. F u n . 8 B R , lg. living room, screened porch, fireplace, lg. corner let. $7,500. i’h. 19. SItuattonn Wanted FA S-16SS. Will board and care for elder­ ly lady in my home. Ph. SMALL H O M E . Retired, FA 8-1334 after 3 p.m. young married, but parti­ cular? You will love living Experienced typist. Will do in this immaculate, cozy 2 typing In my home. Ph. bedroom houae. Suburban, 323-0673. quiet, but only minute* from everything. Juat $6,930 caah IRONING. Ph. 322-7791. or good terms. Will talk Child Care FA 2-ZT74. TRADE if you have a lot, car, trailer, e te , or a home 21. Beauty Salons that's grown too big for SPECIAL! Senkarlk Glasa and Paint you. Ph. 122-7496. Our Budgat Wava $6.13 thru Company Feb. 13th NO QUALIFYING. 2 B R , 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 8-4688 screened patio, kit. equip, Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Auto Glaai, Tap# fenced yard, recently paint­ 316 Palmetto Ave. Pb. 322-0634 A Sea* Coven ed, landscaped. $100 down, PERMANENT SPECIAL! assume $74 mo. 322-1949. >0% Off Regular Prices By owner. Ten room house. Acs Beauty galoo, Mayfair Ith SI. A Oak Ava. Ph Hotel CkU for ave. appt. 804 W. tnd 61. FA H O tt 322 1323. FA 2 4341. ALL WORK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. TRAILER 43 Ft. . attached Florida room, utility room, A acreened patio on lot loo x 100 ft. Ph. TE 8-6283 Cat* selberry. PO N TIAC It made the BEST BUY NEW. It makes the BEST BUY USED. Com* an d s a t Ih* used Wida-Trock Pontlots *1 W idt-Track Tow n H p w o lu li U f OM s HOMES We will bur the let you m lect and build the home you waut. On* complete traneectleu. Payment from nothing down k minimum monthly. FHA. VA, or Dank Financing. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. Phone 818-3111 Mr. Leatherbury or Mr. Ferguson RAMBLER; I • l 4 ( �Vfet V oderl Wrr.ni Page 4-A — Jan. 29,1964 Hospital S H lM C 'S ttE Notes JANUARY 24 Admission* Robert Tiylor, Betty Jane Swift, Ketrcna Johnion, Faye Joyce Kendrick, Barbara Li acnfelt, Thomas Lindt, Bar ney Beck, Wavcy Kcssingcr, Brenda Murphy, Darron Bar gar, all of Sanford Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Darrell Swift, baby boy, Mr. and Mra. J e ­ rome LUenfelt, baby boy, both of Sanford Discharge* Arthur Yowcil, R e b e c c a Smoak Gumming*, Andrew Mack, Virginia J. Deshiclds, Mary Jean Crocker, Eva 11. Smith, Barbara Kcni* and baby boy; Rutii Ilarlicsm and baby girl, all of Sanford; An­ nie McCurdy, Geneva; Hertrum Gould, DcBary; William P. Kelley, North Orlando; Virginia S. Shircman, Longwood; Linda Skidmore and baby boy, Lake Mary JANUARY 25 Admission* Roberta Cole, Windom Pickelsimer, Donna L. Atkins, Patricia B. Hunt, Ferma Lee Allen Jr., Lemuel Eudell Jr., WilUe Davis, Kathryn Down­ er, Alan G. Crawford, all of Sanford; Florence Holcombe, la k e Mary; Rutli Furbcr, Dc­ Bary; Jean E. Achord, N. Orlando Births Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hunt, bauy girl, Mr. and Sirs. Rich­ ard Atkins, baby girl, both of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Achord, baby boy, N. Orlando Discharges Cindy DeJong, Thomas Lindt, Myrna Keefe, Virginia Col­ lins, Phyllis E. II. Sills, Ethel Parkcs, Joseph C. Hutchison, Raymond Swallow, Maggie Zackaray, Jam es Riser, Wil­ lie Davis, Eartherlcan Wil­ liams and baby girl, all of Sanford; Waldo V. Waggoner, Lake Mary; Helen Wright, Ernest Treyvaud, Mabel M. West, all of DcBary; Michael A. Bowen, Geneva JANUARY 2. Admissions Julie Marie Warren, Thomas l.cltt, Barbara J. Crain, Ka­ ren Hardin, Kalhrryno Mil­ ler, Frank Shamy, Mary Jane Barbour, Harriett McIntosh, George Ellsworth, all of San­ ford Come join the fun! Yes, we're Having a "Shipwreck Sale" ... complete with bold pirates and treasure chests of values. It's a real shipwreck party, and you can have one too! Elevator Acts Like Adding Machine MIAMI ( U P I)— Everybody knows thut two plus four is six—even the elevator In the new federal building. Two passengers gut on Mon day. One punched the button for the second floor, the other the fourth. They wore deposited a t the sixth floor. Amased, they tried it again. One punched number 1 and the other number 4. They soomed to the fifth f.' or. t.'alter Deppe finally solved t j problem and got to the f it floor where he had bocn 1 lid. i went on alone and pushe - number 4. Even U>e elevator knew that lour plus »ero ig four. W hitt, Pink tr Yellow Kleenex I 400-et. T issu e........... 4 * Tow els..........6 2 *1 White, Pink, Yellow er A s m holf gal. • Tangy Dole Hawaiian 4 4 Zesty Dole Pineapple-Grapefruit Com Oil Special Feature (reg. 89c) 4€-os. cans 46-o*. cons 46-os. bot. • Betty Crocker Assorted 3 19-os. pkgs. M Pkgt. White, Pink or Yellow Kleenex Borden's Assorted (limit 2 please) 39* $1$169’ 51. Delsey Tissue 4 49 "*• rolls i Green Giant Whole Kernel Golden Corn 4 L 59* Punch........... 3 *1 Breakfast Club Enriched White Bread 2 £241* Sunshlne'e New Thin Krispy Crackers 31* Borden's Handy Instant Potatoes............ *;S: 33* 12-ox. Preserves...... 3 |ers • dairy specials • Pllltkery’i Tarty C m tn t D in n er R o lls ..... **7 2 9* Slut Sennet (2«-0H Label) t-it. M arg arin e ..... Chef's Dallfkt Nwtrkiaea C h e e se Sp read Sf- 59* Mammoth Wliceatln Choota S h arp C h e d d a r .. £ 79* RATH'S BLACK HAWK SLICED BACON lb. 59 • frozen foods • Delkiemt See* Cray Oranya ic S a m o a ............. 5 \Z 89* Golden Blend Freten H ush Puppies 4 Li' LAND O LAKES jV: FRESHLY CHURNED..’ Swift's Premium Chunk Bologna 3 99c BUTTER L 59< Swift's Premium Skinless Breakfast Link Sausage . . 39c Herman's Chunk Style Braunsehweiger. 39c lim it 1 | irf 1 t i s l d i t l t i Tarnow's Whole Hog Bag Sausage . . 'farm " tfaaea aspyre, Annie, Paack, Cherry w iw m w w 3 Sr Saathland Qakk freten Itaw |V e g e t a b le s ........£*• 49* •[rds I n Qakk fro ten Braetell ....4 Roved •■aatk't9 M I M iBreaded fW H Gert ea'i famHy Ms* Fish S t i c k s ........'Lv 59* Swordfish Steak «>• 59c Mra. Paul's Pam * Pack Copeland's Family Pack Sliced D eviled C ra b 59c (Bologna, Spiced Luncheon, Cheese) ’s r *i Pks- Delicious Sliced M b. pkg. *1 •man I Jum bo Shrim p ,0;£ 5 9* ">• 5 9 t Lunch M eat • . . 24-«t. 2 9 # pks- F ru it P ias «ai|l> |>ast a I let se* % u l > '» ns l l l o l a *1 Forfcerhnuie ef Clerorieof M orton R o lls 99* • PRICES EFFECTIVE TKURS., PRI-r EAT.# JAN. 10, I I , PEI. I , 1964 dow n produce la n e-a Pie ride Vine Ripened To m ato es • •M tr~'39‘ SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN Crisp Florida Pascal G O V T . INSPECTED TENDER-AGED Celery ..................... .......... M 10* H EAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! Street Juicy D'AnJen S irlo in Steaks • * 9 T-Bone Steaks • »>9 Pot Roast (boneless) . lb 7 Chuck Steaks . . » 5 G round B e e f • • * 4 mam _ JW O raen Stam p*' JM Oroon S ts m p s f •M ’U .m m .a d w d m e rt U W -a NORWICH*ASM R u T TA BLITS 2S0-et. bottle W e BUI IBaal roe Bet. re* I. ia*4l whiu i sHorrun u a nusutn 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SEMINOLE PLAZA iO W m m PIPTO BISMOL _ ■ Me oofa worn m m TARNOW SKINLESS WIENERS p M afs v49c i li*iOo - b . ppkg. p n to ^ o w T o o o T o o p g g li i I ^ vyyyxmiumyyyyy ___ v/mSSS 49* Onions ............................ '£,•* 19* < LUSTRE CRIME HAIR SPRAY NORMAL OR HARD TO HOLD B Pears ............................. 6 Testy Green Spring !o w % 7 .* w a o oomM oT oo, »> Tropical Rod er Yellow Fruit Drink Hawaiian Sollicker's Strawberry-Pineapple Discharges William R. Jennings, Ray­ mond Deklc, Bonnie Wiebohlt, DonnaBclle Wells, G e o r g e Ellsworth, Wavey Kesslngrr, Tommie Taylor and baby buy, Brenda Markland and baby boy, all of Sanford; Tina Ma­ rie Chokanis, Deltona JANUARY 27 Admissions Pecola Williams, Dannicllc Blaick, Carolyn James, Alice Willis, Rcbccra Broun, Nancy Decs, Florence Bryant, Dor­ othy Bergen, George Thigpen, a l l of Sanford; Earnest Wright, Carolyn Bartosrck, DcBary; Doris Clines, Ge­ neva; Jeanette llosaek, Os­ teen; Charles Kendrick, Mary Green, Longwood; Beverly Krccck, N. Orlando; Jess Wil­ liams, Lexington, Ky. Births Mr. a n d Mr*. Lawrence Brown, baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Danielle Blaick, baby boy, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bartosiek, baby boy, DeBary; Mr. and Mrs. Anton Krccck Jr. baby girl, N. Orlando Discharges Barney Beck, Kathryn Lindstrom, Emma Lynn, lawrence Starling, Mrs. Betty Swift and baby boy, all of Sanford; Walter lianl, Sui anna Wolff, DeBary; Lyllian Gray, Lauren, S. C. A\ HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. 4> �p.w’i* '* * fViet Nam's M ilitary Regime Is Overthrown (Fir? ZipZip Code 52771 • 1 fontli* 1 SAIGON. South Viet Nam; born plotting with Franch Four of hi* general* were arrested But the popular , tL T D —Tough, pro-Amcrican agent* to this end WEATHER: Tartly cloudy nnd nuld through Friday; high today in 70s; low tonight 55-62. Minh's status was not immed­ Maj. Grn. Nguven Khanh j » ’“ ? *p“i*“ ,T d I " " 1" 8, V O lT M United Tresa Leased Wite E sta b lish e d 1908 TIIUKS., J A M 'A It V ¥ « , 1961 S A N F O R D , FL0K 1 DA N O T 11 i f overthrew the ruling military Kbanh moved ,ank’ aml para' iately clear. There were re­ junta today in a bloodies. | ,n>0P* around the Junta head ports Khanh was trying to roup he *aid was necessary quarters and the homes of its persuade him to remain as a figurehead chief of state. leaders before dawn Within the past two years to "sweep away the Commu­ Gen. "Big" Minh, who took Also arrested was a former nists and traitors who arc in County Clerk Art Beckwith favor of neutralism." power himself Nov. 1 with a French intelligence officer has completely revamped the Khanh apparently vv a s coup against President Ngo Lt. Col. Nguyen Lan, Viet­ operational procedures of his backed by most if not all of Dinli Diem, was seized and namese-born official who a r­ office and it ha* begun to at­ the leaders of the South Viet­ taken under heavy guard to rived here a fevv days ago. Minh had had the full sup­ tract attention. Brevard Coun­ namese armed forces in top­ general staff headquarters port of the United States, ty Clerk Curtis Barnes ha* pling t h t* three-month-old outside Saigon. which is heavily committed his deputy clerk, Bruce Me- Junta shortly before dawn to back the South Vietnamese' denning, reviewing Beck­ without liring » shot. government in its war against i with's systems and procedures So swilily and efficiently the Communists and studying other operation­ was the coup planned and There was no immediate re al methods. carried out that Saigon ap­ * • • action from U. S. officials peared completely normal on here or in Washington. One And, by the way, Beckwith the surface lale in the day. question was whether the says that if new roads are save for the presence of more than 81 million daily a id i r.M ’E KENNEDY built into the new site on the troops stationed at key points. the United Slate* give* South | The United States, county line for the proposed BERLIN (U P!)—The bodies Khanh, 30- year-old com­ Hast Central Florida Univer­ Viet Nam would lie suspend- fur it* second spare victory In of three U. S. airmen killed mander of the Vietnamese sity tlw county probably will cd, a* is usual in the case o f 1a* niuny days, launched n rain- j First Corps in the war against when Soviet J e t fighters have to provide rights of way | revolutions. ; cru-enrrylnjr Hunger probe to -; t h e Communist guerrillas, downed their unarmed trainfrom secondary road funds Khanh, who had been tra in -|,|ny „ plnnnrd 240.00U-mitc | said he acted to prevent a and primary funds for con­ plane in East Germany ! ed by American military ad- journey to get the fir«t closestruction. "Any possibility of French • inspired neutraliza­ • visors, was considered a firm j up pirturea of the nuwn. Tuesday will be brought to tion of South Viet Nam. He atate assistance?" wc asked, I anti Commumst and a billA , „ vrryt l 03-foot AtlasWest Berlin tonight, author­ hinted junta members had • i don't know what they liant officer, lie did not lake A(,0|m rocket thundered from itative sources said. would do," says Beckwith. part in the November coup. it, ,aunc,,it,K nl ,0:ln • • • The wreckage of their T19 perhaps because bis unit was „ with „ |p 804. M.,. Cami Bruce, supervisor of | far (nun ‘L twin-jet trainer also will bo the capital, *--■ hut I entitle package — America's registration, reports that she ’ brought here, the sources ; joined the anti-Diem forces fu st ntoonshot in 15 months— mailed out K3.600 renewal j said. | later. tucked in it* nose. r . u. g e r iia h d t car<h to Seminole voters and ; Khanh's immediate aides The U. S. military laison that to date she’s received j were two paratroop colonels. mission to the Soviet forces Scientists planned to put 13.523. She reported that 85 ; but he had Die support of the Ranger in 1 so-called "parkin East Germany went to tho voters had moved away or other three corps command­ ing" orbit about lto miles crash scene from Potsdain THIS WATER CRUISER became "liuul cminer” and wrapped itself had died, 218 were undeliver­ ers. and is transporting Die bodies above earth, nnd then fin- the WASHINGTON <UP!) around a tree Wednesday afternoon on Highway 16. John Ilrumley, of ed, leaving 2,738 not yet re ­ The IS.ooo U. S. troops aid­ Agcnn second stage to push and the wreckage back to the Hanford Bosit Works, to whom the Iroat was being delivered by Drift-Rturned. "If you have not re­ Panama, breaking off media­ West. ing South Viet Nam’s fight the probe toward deep space. turned your white renewal tion efforts, sought today to Cruz Houseboats, Nashville, Temt., said the truck driver reported he hit against the Communists were The En»t German Commu­ If all goes as plnnnrd, the card, says Cami "you arc dis­ have the Organization of u bump on the Wekiva River bridge, causing the boat to break loose from not affected by the coup. U. S. Ranger would arrive at Die nist regime denounced the qualified and cannot vote un­ American States (OAS) brand its trailer. Four safety posts were broken off before the boat left tho Ambassador Henry C a b o t American flight ns “provoca­ less you visit the registration the United States as an "ag­ Joining the race for County Lodge declined to comment. moon in about (hi hours, rally trailer, skidded down the bank and smashed into the tree. Bruntlcy es­ tive" mid demanded anew that Sunday morning. gressor." Office." timated 50 per cent damage to the $8,000 Itoat. (Herald I’hoto) But Khanh told Americans Western troops leave West Commissioner of District 8. The launching came 24 hour* • • • In a note delivered to the | Frank R. Gerhmlt. of Hermits close to his First Army Corps Berlin and West Germany. We have word that Ray­ OAS late Wednesday night , Trail, Altamonte Springs, to that he acted to save his na­ after U. S. scientists shot a U. 8 . Air Force officials giant Saturn -1 super rocket mond Kader. former Sanford Panama called for a special day expressed "a sincere de­ tion from being forced into took up the m atter with their man who is now minister of meeting of the OAS council sire to he of continuous serv­ neutrality on the pattern of into orbit and elainted world Soviet counterparts in Berlin supremacy in rocket power. education at the First Baptist to consider charges of U. S. ice to the people." He seek* neighboring Laos, where Die nnd demanded swift action. The 10-story Athis-Agvmi Church in Thomasvillc, Ga., "aggression" — namely " a t­ the post being vacated by Communists have a voice in They stressed that the TI'J climbed smoothly from ita is currently on active duty at J tacks suffered by Panama's the government. James P. Avery Jr. trainer had strayed across launching |ud atop a pillar of Third Army Headquarters in civilian population" when U. A native of liultimore, Gcr- I -------------------WASHINGTON (UPI) — the border from West Ger­ brilliant red flame and smoke. Atlanta for a couple of weeks. S. forces quelled Canal Zone 1A union poll completed about many arridenUily and th a t hardt hns been associated CorNCT Within 30 seconds it streaked Kader, son of Mr. and Mrs. rioting three weeks ago. two month*' before Pre*idcnt the killing of the officers was with the Martin Company through low-bunging clouds 4 ,. William E. Kader of Sanford, OAS officials saiil the spe­ since 1919. A* general super­ The Altamonte S p r i n g s and authorized the purchase | j n||n j.- Kennedy'* a ‘Has*illa­ needless. 00(1 feel up nnd licgsin a deli­ is an Army Reserve captain. cial meeting would probably Town Council, in a sin-rial of insurance for the new mu­ tion indicated that hi* re-elec­ The United Stales does not Raymond, a navigator in the be convened today or Friday. visor of piocuiemcnt. hr wu* Opening for a rural mail cate, curving arc down tho session Wednesday night, dl»- nicipal water system. tion chance* would have been recognise East Germany end tran sfrrx d to the firm’s OrAtlantic missile range. Air Corp’s during World War carrier in the Sanford post Panama's n o t e declared c u s s e d a comprehensive Housing, Home and Finance Jeopardized by bl* civil right* deals only with the Russian* 11, was interned in a prison­ that mediation efforts which Inndo plant in 11*57 ami hns office will be filled through street* and drainagu improve­ Agency (IIHFA) has notified stand. resided in Altamonte Springs on maters concerning the So­ Ninety seconds after liftoff er of war camp after being a five nation intor-American Civil Service examination, ment* program for Die town the counrll that government Result* of ttie poll, made viet Zone. the rocket climbed tho ugh Hit shot down over Germany. peace committee vha* been since that year. Postmaster Cecllr Heard an­ fund* cannot he made avail- available today to United Gerhadt served on the AltaThe U. S. Stain Depart­ .................... fringe* of spare and left a He's a graduate of Stetson conducing for two wreck* had nounced today. Application! able for the streets ami drain Press International, showed ment, in a strong protest Us monte Spring* Towp Council *nj SouUtcm Baptist Theologi­ •Teased." T h e committee, age project until an initial Hint tho racial issue damaged Russia Wednesday, charged cal Seminary, Louisville. His Itiwevcr, *0 far Itai J»ot de­ for two "fTi, tee* mg off.ia survey is provided defining Kennedy most In the South tluit Soviet jets had shot down wife is the former Ouida clared that its efforts arc lest Deveu oer aim not seek­ written test (or thli po»likm.1 trajectory looks full scope of the work to he bet nl*o hurt him badly in Die plane in an “ inexcusably ing re ck -Don ts'caUsc lie Is goon." , m u t nin ring tor u Davis. The Kailers have four ended. id. After buirhig for They must have rejided with­ done. every section of Die country. brutal art of violence." It de­ building - new home outside in Die delivery of Die olllec iillte more than two minutes, youngsters. The Panamanian note call­ ! the towi limits. • • • The answer* indicated that manded puninhmrnt for those Cost of this work was esti­ O'-Alius booster engine was for one year immediately pre­ ed on the OAS to adopt "m ea­ if Ilie presidential election hud responsible for the incident. Grrluult is married and Inis mated by Harold Rndcliffe, lilt off M ild *epai a ted. Events coming up: Seminole | sures . . . to assure Die main­ a sun, Biadley Kent. 9. He is ceding Die dosing date of the been held then, tho RepuhliCounty Chamber of Com­ The Kremlin rejected tbe ScietitisLa fired the world'* FOLSOM, Ualif. (UPI) — president of Glace Engineer­ tenance and guarantee that u member of St. Richard's examination. In addition, they ing which worked with D id runs would have won a paper- U. 8 . protest. In a counter merce’s Board of Directors b(iivie*l satellite—an Ht-fool laiuis V. Santana, nn ex con­ must have reached their ISth the arts of aggression will not Episcopal Church. thin popular-vote margin. will meet tonight. 7:30 at the complaint tlia Russian anid birthday on the closing date ■('•Don of tunned out rocket vict from Oakland, was ar­ town on the water system, to be repealed." Tho poll was taken late last tlm TUI had intruded into "My decision to run," he fqr acceptance of applies- casing and sand ballast—into rested Tuesday night for try­ lie in the neightiorhood ot $ 1,Sanford Civic Center*. . . the raid, "is based on numerous Dons There i* no maximum uildl W e d n e s d a y with u ing to break into Folsom Pri­ :ton for field crew surveys and August and early September East German air apace In a Forest City Community Asso­ telephone nnd by visits to my ciation will meet at the Tradeinformation. However, Had- among member* of tbe AFL- “gross provocation" aimed a t age unit. However, perron* u-ighty Saturn -1 super booit- son. winds in Casselberry Monday home — asking me to join the who have pa*<ed the age of 70 ri. and promptly rluiined an cliffc said the estimate wa* CIO Communications Workers aggravating the situation in night. 7:30, for a business campaign. I will make no com­ may be considered only for end to ICurmIii'* 111 know-lodged still good which lie provided of Amrrien (CWA) under tho Central Europe. meeting and, believe it or not, mitments or offer 11 platform temporary renewable appoint­ Irudciship in rocket power. council some time ago selling direction of Laroy l’urdy, the Despite tho Mtrong word*, FORT WORTH (U P l)-M r*. costs of $.1,900 for a complete uiiion‘11 director of civic a f­ Arrested for hit-and run by at till* lime — that will a "Liars" contest, says John Tho Saturn I, prrhup* twice informed observers in Moscow ment* of nor year. Marguerite Oswald pleaded Bethea, president , . . the Constable Bob Carroll, Lester corns with qualification to overall plan which would in­ fairs. as muscular as Dir biggest So­ believed tbe Incident would Complete information about Wednesday Dial her son, Lee Fleet Reserve Association is Cooper, Negro of Rovcljnd run between March 3-t7." Purdy has conducted the produce only a temporary the examination requirrm rnli viet spare boo*ter, "did take Harvey Oswald, bn defended clude design, engineering and holding a barbecue from 4 un­ Park, was bound over to political opinion survey for chill in U. 8 .-Soviet relationa Inyoulx a* well as the basic tic ahead of tho Russian* In nnd instruction* for filing ap­ before the Warren Commis­ til 8 p. m. Saturday, at the County Court by Justice of ninny year* and forecast tins mid not a major setback in the plication* may be obtained a t " ' 1" “‘ HHy to carry a payload sion In an attempt to remove field surveys, organization's Hut on Semi­ the Pcarc Hugh Duncan Wed­ iiitsi *.ll.it 6 until lUilmtT election of Hurry S. Truman no-called Knst-Wrst detente, Radi'litfe Wednesday night into 01 lot," raid Robert SeuDie po«t office. nole Boulevard. They're try­ nesday afternoon. again stressed the Importance on the toed* of n 1918 poll. nmlis, associate iidministrator Die assassin's brand. T I t« Russians admitted ing to raise funds for building COoper is being in Id in of la-ginning the program lie- 1Purdy believes Die CWA Wednesday that a Soviet jet of tbe National Aeronautics STUOEMSTAH, Sweden improvements . . . and AA county jail in lieu of $5oo bond fore additional street* a r e ; membership l« representative and Space Administration. F R A N K F U R T , t i e r - paved which perhaps would of the U. 8 . voting public and fighter hnil downed t h e meets tonight at 1201 West for leaving the scene of an (DPI) — llarald P erson's .Sanford police said this Advanced verainna of tho Amorim a trainer amt th at the accident and of $loo bond for cat ale a piece of rrabnirnt morning thut a person appar­ Saturn arc expected to take many (U PI)—A former Nazi Increase drainage problems, reflects iiotionnl trends. First at 8 p. in. bodies of three U. 8 . Air • • • SS medic admitted today he at dinner here Wednesday having no drivers license. ently in possession of a master three-limn teams of U. S. aslie pointed out, tiai, that any Force officers were found in John Cameron of Geneva Carroll said a hit-and run nnd became sick. Persson's key is pilfering soft drink and tinniiut* to the moon later killed 250 to 300 Auschwitz ex- work done now on the streets the wreckage. h»s lived on the St. Johns all driver rauseil nn estimated family and their guest* cookie vending machine* up tills decade. IJnmannrd flights termination camp Inmate* liy nnd drainage would be of The Kremlin announcement, Seminole County c i t r u s "squirUng" carbolic acid into value to the (own at such his life He claims tin t all $1,300 damage to Hirer parked rushed to the lio*pital and anil down French Avenue, by Ranger prolwa will pioneer ■nude by the official Soviet growers are invited to the an­ Dietr heart muscles, animal life eats according to car* on Sipes Avenue. Mid­ had their stomach* pumped. police suggest that owners 1Die way, fx'ilmps by helping time it undertakes a sewer nual tour of the Citrus Exper­ new* agency Tans, did not the light of the moon and way. last Saturday. Subse­ VVlien they returned to of vending mnehinrn padlock locate the best lundilig spots study. iment Station at Lake Alfred specifically say the ninull twowhen the cattle are laying quent investigation by the the loui-c, they found the tile coin receptacle* to the for the mumii-d ships. Clifford McKibbiii of f’arra- Friday, starting at 10 a. 111. engine trainer was shot down. down along the river and ot ('unstable led to Cooper* a r­ cat had given birth to six boxes since the intruder does TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — way .md MrKihliin, Sanford, The Legislative Investigating eating you can bet the fish rest Tuesday night kit Ice* (not attempt to pick locks was authorized to write In aren't biting The cattle are Committee plan* to publish a suranee coverage for the wa­ now laying down and not eat­ report on homosexual activity fer system at a cost of $125.91 ing. And. says Jim Crowe, the in Florida that Chairman Car. car, who owns the curT Hilliard O Mitchell says will for the lirst year. McKihhin fish aren’t biting. Don't ask also was authorized to renew That teem* to be Die game la* a "best seller." us atwul it , , ask Cameron. Dm fleet policy covering all • • • Sanford i«ollre »re playing In lown-ouned vehicle* w h i c h atlempting to find who own* Attractive Audrey Flynn, a 1351 model auto with l!Mi3 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — comes due Feb. 25. outgoing president of the In other business, payment Seminole County Young Re­ laj I7-3IIMO. A g r 1 c u I tu r c Commission of fu.nuo for Die lir-l interest publicans bus accepted .• full­ The tag wa* issued to Paul er Doyle Conner *aid today he • 5/ time job in the district office Walker, 800 Maple Avenue, soon will name ■ committee note due on the water system of Congressman Ed Gurney of for a 1951 car. But the tag to assist in solving problems bond* was authorized and a Winter Park. recently wa* spotted on the of the state's tung oil indus­ petition for zoning change V \ 0t .AC** \ L was teferred to the zoning • • • ail | punoa 1951 model parked on 27th try. uo p.t||ililu hoard for recommendation In Seminole County's first big Street behind a coin o|ieraled Dii* connection Mrs. Mary hootenanny will be held at the laundry. Jane Haynes of Cocoa re­ Orlando-Seminole Fronton in auinuaf) * Police traced the auto to NEW ORLEANS (UP!) — Fern Park. Sunday at 2:30 p. lloy Reel, of Sanford, who A Coast Guard cutter today quested that her property, lo­ m. The affair will feature the reported he had sold the ve­ maintained a search far off in cated on Maitland Avenue be­ ptMJJ, All Florida Minstrels plus a hicle to Paul Pl.icrk, who rc- the lower Gulf of .Mexico for tween Grandview and PennCentral Florida Amateur con­ sldcs at 24th and Laurel. Pla- the motor vessel Caravel, re­ ayivania, be changed from ‘11*008 test. The hootenanny Is being cck told police he sold the ported missing with nine Die R-IA classification to U-l •|I»0S8 or II 3 sponsored by the Seminole’l l *008 ear hut he doesn't know the aboard en roule from Tampa The council will meet in •f |*0Si ■•JOlil UcUary Heart Council. man's name. to Alharado, Mexico. • » • I* ■liewaim.u regular session at 8 p.m. next •x«| »npl Wednesday at Die Town Hall. Joe Oliver, pro at MidTl»**14»IU Florida Country Club. »ajs BUDGET TERMS Mounting CALLAHAN (UPI) — Slate James A. Emerson Jr., 411 there'll be a pro am Friday Satsiuna Drive, Sanford, wa* Sen. Harry Stratton, a char­ for all the pros ami a ms in arrested Wednesday for care­ ter member of the Florida An Ice cream freezer wa* the area. Will last all day. less and negligent driving, Legislature's "Pork C h o p broken into Wednesday night • • • SANFORD FIREMEN will u.ssist tonight when the "Mother* March" will Sanford police reported today. Gang" and friend of Gov. at a Standard Oil Company A clock watcher calk'd in take place county-wide for the "March of Dime.*." l^cft to right, front: K. The arrest followed a minor Karri* Bryant, may Join the station kicated at 927 West to report that the word "boonA. Ilenaud. C. T. Bennett and \V. C. Galley; idanding: Chief Mack N. FA 2-0651 405 W. FIRST ST. accident in which Emerson's 1904 race for governor to 13th St. Police reported that docks" Is in her World Book Cleveland Sr., I). \V. Burnham, G, D. Uriskell and Assistant Chief K. T. Florida Distribulora For Denman Custom Built Tire* $2 worth of ice cream was champion the view* of small cur was involved at Patrick dictionary. It means "rough Thomas. (Herald Photo) taken. Place and West 2uth St. counties. backwoods, bush." c lo <^ Camera Rocket Heads For Moon Cape Hopes To Get Close-Up P Pictures Reds Return Bodies Of 3 U. 5. Airmen Panama Asks OAS To Brand U. S. Aggressor Ex-Councilman Cl Altamonte In Board Race 1 Altamonte Drainage, Paving Plan Studied JFK Hurt By Race Stand, Poll Shows Position Open i"sr BRIEFS Wrong-Way Break Hit-And-Run Suspect Held Defense Asked Cat’s Nip Causes Flip Admit Killings Master Key Used C'ilruH Tour ‘Best Seller’ Police Puzzled In Auto Search We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES NOW ONLY $£66 s\ Vv Farm Problem Boat Sought ' sauu Driver Held ‘Pork Choppers’ UnjuHt Dessert .Turn On Porch Lights Tonight For The M others' March Of Dimes * � 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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It is so low in "tar” and nicotine we print test results on all packs and cartons. □ Carlton has a distinctive blend, high porosity paper, special air vents, and a new "flavor filter” with li want to try Carlton, we also believe you will iin a it a new pleasurable smoking experience. Give Carlton the time it s you to smoke a carton. D See for yourself. Sag}" �t County Pledges Co-Operation VTToc* . • • • % fc It 0 (•#' 0 <# ‘4 <- f Seminole County get a big “ thank you " Tuesday from Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, ex­ ecutive director o f the State Board e f Control, fo r ita co ­ operation with hie group and in offering several moat d*alrable aitea for the the p roposed university. Dr. Culpep­ per said that if A dam ucd had not been selected either the Boon o r Tuakawilla sites would have been most satis­ factory. D r. Culpepper said that there are still three " l f s " conceralng the Adam ucd site. Soil boring tests must be favorable, the state must be provided a clear title to the land, and zoning regulations by Orange and Seminole coun­ ties must be acceptable to the Board o f Control. • • • H ie State Board o f Control anticipates $200,000 w ill be available In May o r June. This money will finance plans for Initial units. When the •'tone" is set, said Dr. Cul­ pepper, the number and na­ ture o f buildings w ill be de­ cided and the legislature will be asked In 1963 for initial funds— from 88-10 m il Hoc. • • • The University o f South Florida had 1,400 students Us first year . . . Now U baa 4,600 students • • in its fourth year. Dr. Culpepper said that ECFU ought to begin operaboos in September, IMS, with an estimated 2,000 students. He predicted the university would have 4,000 students by 1970. * • • • “ These students," said Dr. Culpepper, “ along with pro­ fessors. administrative and operational personnel, should make a tremendous Impact Upon Seminole County." • • • John Angel, principal o f South Seminole Junior High School, found some old papers when he was principal at the Lake M o n r o e Elementary School Among them was this gem : “ A fter a m ale baby has grown out o f long clothes and triangles and has acquired pants, freckles and *o much dirt that relatives do not dare to kiss it before mcsls, it becomes a boy." • • • J. R. Nobles. 2009 Holly, wss returning from work at Cape Kennedy one day this week. He and companions saw a bobcat bit by a car on SR 46. They slopped and killed the v a r a it with a motor hoe. ' e • • The Anna-Miller Circle is sponsoring a Saturday night danca at the Elks Club. It starts at 8. Proceeds will go to the Harry-Anns Crippled Children's Hospital at Um a­ tilla. • a • Associated losses resulting from the Dearborn fire con­ tinue to mount Long wood, which supplied vast quantities o f water, reports that it has had to replace a number of residential hot water heatere which burned out while the water was being taken to the Dearborn plant. In Lake Mary, r ir e Chief Ralph Abell will be In a cast from three to six months due to a broken wrist received while fighting the Ore. . • • • W. O. Kilbee o f G roeva la a patient at Orange Memorial Hospital in Orlando where he Is reported to be recovering aatUfactorily from r e c e n t •urgery. • • • When W. L. Sieg o f Geeeva goes to be with his Maker It'll be while bc'a doing what be docs most—helping other peo­ ple. Willie, ooe o f this coun­ ty ’s pioneer and long-time school teachers, was helping a Lake Harney neighbor when an explosion occurred and 8 leg wound up in Seminole Memorial Hospital. Reports indicate be is coming along nicely. We imagine i f Selg had a quarter fo r every odd Job he’s done for others at no eost he'd be a billionaire. Demo Meeting % The Seminole County Demo­ cratic executive committee will meet at I p. ra. Thursday at the court bouse. Special guesta w ill', be John Galloway, tea collector; Mrs. Camilla Bruce, supervisor of registration; Mrs. M ary Earle W alker, tax naeeeaer; Judge Veraei end Judge Voile Williams. f»s y Seminole County’s Board of Cemmlstlonera Tueaday afternoon assured the State Board o f Control that It w ill have this county's complete cooperation in establishing toning controls in the area immediately north o f tho Adamucd site where the East Central Florida U ni­ versity w ill be located. Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, executive director of the Board o f Control, appeared before the commlseionen and outlined a general plan for toning within a quarter o f a mile and a half a mile of the site. A fte r the conference, »*vrral commissioners agreed that much o f Seminole’* co­ operation would depend up­ on the auccese Culpepper would have in working out a cooperative plan with • 9 9 Highway System To University Is Outlined Seminole. County Commis­ sioners Tuesday afternoon heard Dr. J. Broward Cul­ pepper, executive director of the State Board o f Control, discuss general plans for a network o f roads leading to the proposed East Central Florida University. The rosd network will be required, he said, to provide the largest possible number o f students with suitable ac­ cess to the school by the most direct route. He called on thb commis­ sioners to give consideration to providing a direct highway to Sanford and another to serve the Daytona Besch area. Dr. Culpepper also propos­ ed that the commissioners consider a road from Oviedo south to the Adam ucd site. J ante i P. A very, chairman o f the board o f commission­ ers, reminded Dr. Culpepper that these roads would not only cost « considerable amount o f money, but ilso that the coat o f rights-of-way would pose a serious prob­ lem. Dr. Culpepper aaid the State Road Department has been ve ry cooperative within budget limits and be felt the County could be assured that the department would assist in any way it could. He said that roads oo the campus would be provided and main­ tained out o f apeelal Road De­ partment funds. The Importance o f the road network w aa emphasized when Dr. Culpepper revealed that no tax-supported college In Florida can bouse more than half o f ita atudents. He said that the number of stu­ dents housed on the campus of the University o f South Florida Is hardly 23 percent. He added that it wss his opinion that State Road De­ partment funds fo r providing access highways to state schoola are allocated on a statewide level and not charged to a particular dis­ trict. Seminole's commissioners advised Dr. Culpepper that the county would do the best It eould with available funds to comply with the Board of Control's request. Orange County commission­ ers. “ Developing a college cam­ pus," Culpepper declared, “ Is like developing n new city." Seminole County, ha said, w ill find that the high grad* dtisena associated with the school w ill contribute much to the economy and the cul­ ture o f the county. Ha pointed out that Adamucci, was only four miles south o f Oviedo and seven miles east o f W inter Park. "In my opinion,” he said, “ I feel that Oviedo will be the first community in the area to really feel the impact o f the university." Culpepper said that the highest land in the school site Is in the western half and that is slopes to the south and east. There is a lake in the northwest section. "Therefore," said the direct­ or. “ the first units probably will be centered on the west side from the middle o f the property." W ith reference to zoning. Culpepper aaid that the Board o f Control has a spec­ ific interest in what occurs within a quarter of a mile around the site and a general Interest in what goes on with­ in a half a mile. "Our objec­ tive," he stated, "is to have a clean, beautiful area around the campus." He asked Seminole's com­ missioners to give considera­ tion to what might be per­ mitted in the quarter-mils area. He envisioned housing In the area along with fra ­ ternity and sorority houses, religious centers, motels and small business activities such as barber shops, office sup­ ply and book stores, drug stores, cleaning and pressing plus laundries. Culpepper suggested that a program o f sonlng be es­ tablished ao businesses would develop In a group. IIo alto envisioned churches, hanks, schools, hospitals, profession* al offices within the quartermile range. Within the half-mile range Culpepper aaid he would imagine that there would be theatres, service stations, au­ to sales, drive-ins, a post o f­ fice and bua stations. l b s least desirable types o f business could be kept out o f the half-mile range. Gen. J. C. Hutchison sug gested that a program o f Joint cooperation be establish­ ed between the Hemlnule and Oranga county commissions and that the program be guided by the wishea of tha Board o f Control. Culpepper asked if the commission could freeze the area but loc­ ale officials revealed that under the county's present sonlng laws thla could not be don* legally. St. Petersburg Lawyer Barred TALLAH ASSEE ( UP I ) The State Supreme Court to­ day suspended St. Petersburg Beach attorney Charlei K. Inglit from the practice of law for 18 months on chargee of professional misconduct. The Florida Bar said lnglis waa asked by clients to sell 1,183 shares of stock at the best price he could get. He told the clients he sold the stock for 833,194 when he ac­ tually sold It for $38,657. Hobby Seeks 4th Term A s Sheriff A fourth four-year terra as S h eriff o f Seminole County w ill be sought In this year's elections by J. L. Hobby, who today aaid: " I would like to announce my candidacy for reelection to effie o ." 8 he r iff Hobby continued: "Since 1952, when I waa first elected to thla office, I have never forgotten, during those y e a n o f service, that the o f­ fice belongs to the people. I have tried to operate the of­ fice in the beet interests o f all o f our people. “ Over the years, w * have tried to bring our equipment up to data and to install mod­ ern methods o f crime detec­ tion and law enforcement. I am proud o f m y staff. AU o f us have worked diligently and dutifully to carry out tho re­ sponsibilities o f the office. NI have always appreciated the kindness with which the People e l Seminole County have treated me, both before and a fter my service as Sheriff, and I will deeply ap­ preciate your continued sup­ port in the May, 1964, primar­ ies." Cape Construction Crews Back On Job > Zip Code 32771 > WEATHER: Clear to partly cloudy through Thursday; high today around 60; low tonight 45. VOL. 66 United Preaa Leased Wire IstabHehad 100t WED., FEBRUARY 12, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA C A PE K E N N E D Y ( U P ! ) — NO. 124 The epece center's construc­ tion workers returned to work Retired USAF Officer Seeks Board Seat today after a federal Judge Tuesday night temporarily halted picketing by railroad alysed workers striking that $312 million par­ tn con­ struction fo r two days. “ They’re beginning to com* A Seminole County resident since September 1938, Col. Jess Gregory, USAF (R e t), today announced his candi­ dacy for County Commission­ er for District 5. Tw o years before September 1938, Colonel Gregory pur­ chased a home tn the LochArbor-Lake Mary ares. Rut he was no stranger to Flor­ ida and its problems for over the years he had served on extended military assignments at Pensacola. Key West, Or­ lando and on the faculty of the University of Florida at Gainesville. On retirement. Colonel Gre gory had accumulated 28 years o f active military ser­ vice In both an enlisted and commissioned status. His ma­ jor assignments were in the fields of policy, plans, pro­ gramming, education, intelli­ gence and communication. In addition he is a graduate of the University o f Alabama with a degree in engineering. “ I have found this exper­ ience and education to be SEMINOLE HIGH School nturienta who have won State Board of Education teacher acholurships are (from the left) Susie Halback, Carol Oxford, Jennifer Thompson and Paulette Nor* ntand. The girls will receive $400 annual scholar* ships for four years and may attend any uni* vcralty of their choice in Florida. (Herald Photos) Former Head Of County Home In Constable Race Bulletin Donald Feltmaa, 18, af Texas, waa killed Instantly Uds morning when thrown from a horse at Seminole P ath Raceway, Casselberry, Announcement o f hia can­ didacy for constable In Dis­ trict 4 was made today by Grady Scott, former superin­ tendent of (he Semlnola Coun­ ty Home. tt was learned at press time. Coroner Hugh Duncan rat­ ed death by a broken neck waa accidental. Feltmaa, a groom employed at tha race track, was dead on arrival, a l Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. Pigott ExplainsHis Position COL. GREGORY most useful in helping to solve the many civic projects on which I have worked while residing In Seminole County," said Colonel Gregory. Mrs. Gregory la active In the Lake 51ary Woman’* Club and Is a past president o f tha Sanford-Seminole A rt Asso­ ciation. She also la an art teacher. Colonel and 3 lri. Gregory have two sons, Jess O., a student at Florida Slate University, and John Kent, a senior at Seminole High School. On announcing hia candl dacy for Fifth District Com missioncr, Colooel Gregory re­ leased the following state­ ment: “ 1 believe that my educa­ tion, training and experience uniquely qualify m e to inter­ pret and represent the inter­ ests o f all tha residents of Seminole County, whether they be old, new, retired, business, military or space age oriented. I hold rather strong convictions on most political Issue* and I propose to discuss these freely during my campaign for flection. For example: 1 oppose deficit fin­ ancing and propose instead that we plan ahead and use pay-as-you-go budgeting. “ I believe that our county government must become much more responsive to it's public service commitments to those communities which era geographically and often “ informationally" remote from the court house door. We need batter understanding, wider citizen Interest, and mors public discussion o f tha problems which confront us. Only In this manner can we achieve unanlmlnlty o f urposa and dissolve the petti­ ness, lack o f trust and Jeslouay which sectionalism with­ in Seminole County and com­ petition from without tends to breed." Car Stolen j. I.. HOBBY Court Order Bars Picketing By Rail Union The sh eriffs office is in­ vestigating the report o f a stolen car, taken some time during Tueaday night from tha yard of the E. E. Clark iMime al Lake Mary. i 9 Jim Pigott, Seminole High football coach ami candidate for county school superintend­ ent, told tha Board o f Public Instruction Tuesday that ha la not running against present superintendent R. T . Mllwee but that ho was running fo r the office. H* told tho board that some people were surprised whan he announced, but ha explain­ ed thnt this was an ambition he has had for some time. Culling It a big venture In his life, Pigott raid he had made no promises. Pigott made it plain that he was opposed to the appointive suiwrintcndcnt plan and Im­ mediately run Into opposition. Chairman Dan W right said ha favored the plan and referred to the procedures o f the Flor­ ida Citrus C o m m i s s i o n . W right said it would have been Impossible fur the com­ mission to have made th* progress it has if its chief ex­ ecutive officer were elective rather than appointive. A fter outlining hia qualifi­ cations for the office, P igott pledged s fair campaign. "V ic ­ tory would b* shallow," ha said, “ If he won the office In an Improper manner." Killer 01 Girl, 16, Is Hunfed DES MOINES. Iowa (U P I) —The manhunt stretched out o f stata today for a roan who stalked a high school girl and gunned her down on ao Icy street to die. Police would not teQ what they beliveed to be tha mo­ tive In tha outwardly sense­ less killing of pretty, popular Diane Linn klcCoondl, 14, on­ ly hours before she was to have gone to her first student council meeting at Technical High School. An all points bulletins was issued for the arrest o f her stepfatlwr, Doyle Hlleman, M, It was believed be was in Minnesota, although there were several reports that his 1939 pink and whita Dodge sedan had been seen In D u Moines and abswfaerw hi lows. LYMAN HIGH School atudents who have won scholarships are Barbara Daniel, Longwood, a teacher scholarship, and Patrick McLaughlin, Maitland, an academic scholarship of $700 at Rollins College. County Considers “ I have lived in Seminole County for the last 19 y e a n ," said Scott. “ I was the super­ intendent o f the Seminole County Home for 2Vi year* . and w ai w lfe_H om ac.U ul* in the used car buslohke for 10 y e a n . Also owned and ope­ rated a grocery store on Ninth Street for the past three years. “ I f I am elected I will co­ operate with all law enforce­ ment officers and perform m y duties to the best o f my ability. I will serve the people of Seminole County as a pub­ lic servant I will also ex­ ercise my authority when necessary. “ I would like to help make Seminole County a more safe and better place to raise our families in ." New Oviedo School Plan* fo r a new high school to aerve tha Oviedo area were discussed Tuesday afternoon at the County School Board meeting. I t wee the board'* opinion that a new school must be built in Uie near future aa the population continues to ex­ pand. The present plan t the board said, would be used fo r grade* one through six. Also discussed waa the need for repairs of the old gymnas­ ium. The board authorised the purchase o f six n ew school buses which will be placed In operation at th* start of tl.r next school year. Preliminary plans for addi­ tions to Uiree schools are now being studied by th* 8 l« t « Board o f Education. The pro­ posed projects ere a music Phosphate Firms Cited InSuit TA51PA (U P I ) — Th* Juetic* Department filed suit in Federal Court here Tuesday charging a group o f phos­ phate companies and exportera with conspiracy to rig prices. The anti-trust suit seeks an injunction to halt the al­ leged conspiracy involving or* shipments from here to Japan, western Europe end other areas. L o n g h a ir s ? N E W O BLEANR ( U P I ) — A group o f celebrants at Tueeday'a MardJ Gras were cos­ tumed ea composer Ludwig von Beethoven and carried eigne that read: "Beethoven SI, “ Beetle*, N o ." room fo r Crooma Academy, classroom* at Lake 5tary and also at Oviedo, K. 8. Douglass, director o f the County Vocational School, reported that initial Informa­ tion from a survey being made to estlnmto employe re­ quirements by Central Florida firms during tha next few years Indicates a need fo r rapid increases tn the voca­ tional program. Douglasa Hat­ ed new courses which could be offered plus others w h i c h could be made available If new facilities could be obtained. Straightening Of SR 426 Slated County commissioners Tues­ day afternoon took the first step toward straightening Road 428 from the OrangeSeminole county line to Ovie­ do. The county engineer's office was authorized to begin a land paralleling the centerline title search of 120 parcels of as set up for th* improved roadway. Restrictions also will be made to balk any building at­ tempts along the right-of-way. The commission will eollst tho aid o f the Chamber of Commerce's long range plan­ ning committee in the project. The program involves a 6.73 mils stretch o f road. Money is limited for the project but commissioners de­ cided the first step* should be a a d e at once. Commissioners also tenta­ tively set the March 3 meet­ ing for th* start o f • countywide rosd program. bark this morning," a spokes­ man aaid. "A a the word spreads, more are showing up." Nearly 8,400 workers were turned away by picket lines Monday and Tuesday. There were no eigne o f picket* to­ day and tra ffic f l o w e d smoothly into the spaceport. U. 8. District Judge George C. Young Issued the stop* picketing order, gcod until 5 p.m. Thursday, after an unusual late-night hearlhg in Orlando. The order went Into effect at 6 a.m. today and a union lawyer aaid it would be obeyed. The restraining order was Issued at the request o f the National L a b o r Relatione Board (N L R B ). The govern­ ment claimed Local 85 o f the Order o f Railroad Telegraphera was acting as agents fo r four striking rail unions in promoting an Illegal boycoA and trying to fore* the Ken* nedy apace center to stop do* !ng busineea with the Florida East Coast Railway. Young w ill hold a fu ll scale hearing on the N LR B 'a re* quest that the order banning picketing be extended until the tall board disposes o f th* case. Eleven non • operating unions went on strike against the FEC Jan. >8, 1968, In • wage dispute. The line is now using non-union labor to move' freig h t only. The secondary b o y c o t t chargee were filed with tha N LR B last fa ll by three eon* atraction fkrns w hen, tw o days Of picketing, ciw iW by truck deliveries o f FEC-trans­ ported goods to the spaceport. Interrupted epee* building. Work resumed a fte r tha late President Kennedy appointed a fact-finding board but th* N LR B kept tha case open. The N L R B took the caa* to court Tuesday to seek an immediate end to picketing. "This is n matter o f high im­ portance to the national in* te n e t," said N L R B General Counsel Arnold Ordman. Income T ax Series Starts GRADY SCOTT A 19-part series designed to help taxpayers properly prepare laceme tax retanu starts with the first article ea Page l-A la today's Baafeed Herald. Charles W. Scbeeamaa, Washlagtoa tax lawyer, explains the new tax laws governing travel and entertale meat expenses — sagfrets legitimate tax dedneliens which can s e n prec­ ious doll are. per help al tax Ume, he sure to road thla timely eerie*. rn B -3S D A lfiV'TEBM tk Dane* To Th* Music Of — “THE POPULAIRES” On* Night Only — 8 TUI 12 �- -I Area Volunteers Plan Annual Heart Sunday Drive Heart Fund volunteer* mat Thursday afternoon tho homo Mr*. of at I.utlier Mile*, newly appointed chair- 9 ^ . tnun fo r the drive In the Bouth Seminole area, to make pinna for Heart Sunday, Feb. 23. Mr*. Dottle Auttin, public rtdutions director o f the Flor­ ida Heart Ai*ocintlon, wan present to aaalat the volun­ teer* in organizing the drive. Aren captain* are Mr*. Sarah Sue (intea and Mr*. Esther Johnson, Forest City; Mis* Ann Ceratnl and Mr*. Lawrenc* Pettanall o f How­ ell 1’ark; Mrs. Charles U. Crowell, Longwood; Mrs. W il­ liam Eckard, A l t a m o n t * Hprlng* and Mr*. It. U. Wes­ ley of Casselberry. Mr*. Mile* I* personally in­ debted to heart research rl.e was confined to u wheel­ chair before underdoing open heart surgery flva year* ago. 8h* It now aide to load an ac­ tive and useful life. Mlsa Ceraml also had thi* operation seven year* ago and, Ilk* Mrs. Miles, Is par­ ticularly enthusiastic about the heart fund which will en­ able other* to benefit from niodarn resoarch and surgical techniques aa they have. A ll o f thesa volunteer* ara member* o f the South Samlnele Welcome Wagon Newcom­ ers Club. Mora worker* era needed In the South Seminole area and anyon* wishing to votuntear may contact Mr*. Mile* or any of til* other cap­ tain*. G. W. Arthur, 64, Dies In Hospital i' I George W. Arthur, *4, died Tuesday morning tn the Lake City Veteran’* Hospital where he h*d been a patient since Feb. 1. Horn June 17, 1899, in John's P e »», he had lived in Sanford lin e* early childhood. For the past three year* he liad mnde Ills home with hi* brother-in-law and sister, Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Hervlsh of North Lake Monroe. He was a member of th* Methodist Church. * Other survivor* are his brother, Claude Saunders of Winter Haven; niece-, Mr* George Farris of Tampa and Mist Handy Hrrvish of Lake Monroe and a nephew. T. W. .Saunders of Winter Haven. Funeral services were to b* held at 4 p ra. today at Keaster Memorial Chipel in Largo. Burial was to be in the Largo Cemetery. artwivoi.r. rnttienr no Sill) IIK SIMIMlTNIiSr A s t ir * nl I’ s b ll s l l r a r l s c T o whom It m » y concern: Th* Sfmlnol* Count* Hoard * ( A’liuslmsnl will hold t pub­ lic hrsrlnc to con»ld*r th* poaribllltr of arsntlna • aid* str«st s*tl>*,k vsrlsno# to Iht Zoning llrirulstlon* * « re­ quested t>* Chart** W r’ r**.t»n on th* fnllowlna d**cill>*d pro. pert*: toil I, Work I, T*n*l*wood Ttrplsl I ’ libllc h * * r l n ( "III h* h*ld tn lh* Count* Coimnl*tlon*r* Ttonm. Pou rl I I o u m H.nfnrt, Klorlda, on F s b r u s r * IT. 1S«t « l 7:lo I*. SI. or a* anon that*a f te r *• posslbl*. d-inlnol* County Hoard of Ailjualim-iit ll> Wllllsiu C. Halbsck, r' h slrm tn Publish Krb. IS, l » s « CIUl-SS + s • M in t i: tip * a m i : s up d i m m ix * tr m itis a to iip u nsen* hi i i u m h i v i .u piiop p .irrv Pursuant i« siriiun u of Cbsplsr TIT. i torts* sioiut**. • niltlsd "Kiorld* Disposition of ttmlalinrd l*rop*rt)r Act", liotK-* Is lirrrby ilr m that lbs persona llstsd bslow abl<*sr to lo tl.i- liS iu ri ••f unrl.slmsil lorsonsl ur Iniai-slbls pr.|.cri> for * uoisft shsodonMl. AosOUnt Nuinbri S-*dS7.o«vt — V|.|.«rctil on lor *;urr* Ada or P. lion »;oo West Truth Ml. r ,tiford. I'U i Account .Sumbrr a-tllt-OVbS—.Vpparrnl own­ er lsurn»r P.K. Hanford Kl» : Vi-i-uunl Numbin' SbOti-oioij V|ip«rcnl unlive Norris II II rm ford I'U A •unt Nunibar 3-v»;i-V0»l —i Wll-un Thomas lias l i l t Hanford Kit: Information rono«rnlii( Iht amount or dtsorlpllon of III* Property and thn nsnir and addrtta of ilia lioldar mas b* uhialn*d by aoy pfraona j<o*s rs-iof an Iniaraat In Ilia proriy by aildr«**ln* an Inuulry to llay IT. Orarn. mala ConipIrollcr aa Admlnlairalur, Abanduiiad l*ropvrly tilvlalon, Capi­ tol. Tallahasi**, Klorld* II* sura Ui insnllon acrouni nuinb»r. narn* and addrass, aa pubblisbsd In iisiss nolle*, i altaa proof of ownerahlp la prrsenlrd to III* hnldsr by April >1. 1X1. ilia propsrly will h# dallvarcd lo lha Adinlnlsti alor. Tii*r*afl«r, all furlhar claims must b* dlrscKd la th* Admin. Istrsur. Ray FT. Oisrn As Administrator Publish k'*U. U . IV, ISSt. / H E A R T FUND C A PT A IN S meeting ut the home o f Mrs. Luther Mllen, South Seminole area chair­ man, were, front, left to right, Mrs. Esther H. Johnson, Mrs. Miles, Miss Ann Cerami and Mrs. Dnttic Austin, public relations director for the s Florida Heart Association; hack, Mrs. William Edkard, Mrs. R. D. Wesley, Mrs. Lawrence Pettinati, Mrs. Sarah Sue (Jates and Mrs. Charles O. Crowell. (Herald Photo) G A IN E S V IL L E , (U P I ) — Rep. Earl Faircloth of Miami ha* accused Gov. Farris Bry­ ant o f naming a "close polit­ ical crony" to the post of state attorney general. " I t might be good politics fo r mi outgoing governor to band over such a sensitive and Important office to his political crown prince, but it is not good government,” said Faircloth, who is a can­ didate for the position. Bryant appointed his administrativo as-istaut James W. Kyne* to the post when Richard Ervin was named to the state supreme court. Faircloth told a civic club luncheon, Tuesduy in a pre­ pared speech, "the important office of attorney general should nut be passed on bv the governor to Itis dose po­ litical crony who has practic­ ed only politics, not luw." Faircloth announced Jack­ sonville a t t o r n e y Linder Smith would be his campaign manager for Duval county. George T. Wilson M ■ | 16159886 Institute On Judaism To Be Held Thursday An Jnstituto on Judaism at tbs Hebrew Union College, fo r Ui* Christian Clergy will oldest Jewish Haininary in ha sponsored Thursday by th* Western Hemisphere. Topic of the morning ses­ thu Congregation o f Lilx.-rnl Judaism, 301 North Fern Creek, in coo|mratlon with tho Orange County Associa­ tion o f Churchas. Gueat speaker will h* Rab­ bi Murray Blackman, spirit­ ual leader o f tho historic Rockdale Avenue Templu in Cincinnati, Ohio, and lecturer By Maryann Mile* Officer* o f th* Forest City Communty Association war* Installed at the February din­ ner meeting held last week at the Trade Winds Cafeteria In Casselberry. sion will be "Jewish L ife ill be guests o f tile Congrega­ th* Time o f Jesuf," Fallow ­ tion's Sisterhood fur lunch­ ing • question and answer eon. session those attending will In the afternoon meeting, Dr. Blackman will speak on "Thu Jewish ldcu of thu Mes­ siah and Jesus’’ which also will bo followed by ques­ tions and answers. A t tbe close o f the session ritual ob­ ject* o f the Jewish Fait'z will bu on exhibit to thu min­ by 26 perioni and welcome isters and explanations o f was extended four new mam- their usage and meaning will brrs, Mrs. Esther If. Johnson, b* given. Dr. Robert Hoover and Mr. Dr. lieu M. Wallach, Kubbi and Mrs. James H. Joyce. o f tint Congregation of Lib­ Forest City Group Installs Officers At Dinner Meeting Mayor Robbed By Man Who Voted For Him M IAM I REACH <tJPI) — "Congratulation*. 1 voted for you," aald one of two gimmrn who rubbed newly elected Dade County Mayor Chuck Hall a* he returned home from a victory party early today. The gunman, addressing hi* victim as "M r. M ayor," then fleeced Hall and his wife of an undetermined amount of jewelry, locked them In a closet, and fled with a com­ panion. Hall was elected to the new­ T y Cobb, Walter Johnson. ly created post Tuesday Christy Mathcwfon, B a b a Whllo he was at his celebra­ Iluth and llunu* Wagner were tion party, the bandits evi­ the first five men elected to dently were turn'd to the radio the Baseball Hull of Fume. and heard of his victory. Legal Notice VanTotH ^rrall Bryant Assailed For Appointing 'Political' Pal II) Jan* C *»»elb*rry last SQf Pag*: 2 — Feb. 12, 1961 Those taking o ffic* art iliihn R, Bethea, prvsldunl; A l­ ien Forward, first vico presi­ dent; K. II. Lushley, second vice president; Bill McGinnis, treasurer and Mr*. Atlanta McGinnis, recording secre­ tary. Highlight* o f thu program were talks from announced mid prospective County Com­ mission candidates for district 3 and » liar's contest which wus won hy Adolph Juhl. The meeting wns attended Bolton Rolls 531 Series Legal Notice During th* business session th* group voted to request that tha sign post for Forest City Ut roovad back to it* original location in Precinct 12 and to Iwgln an Immediate drive to build a community center which would provlds a meeting place for many adult and youth organizations. It ulso is planned to develop recreational facilities In con­ nection with th* Community House. General aim* o f th* Forest City association were stated to include improving and de­ veloping tho urea with spacific attention to b* given zoning and rouds. Total goal for the Commun­ ity House building fund is |6,000. A suin o f 1600 toward this goal was pledged at Ui* meet­ ing. Th* nsxl meeting o f the group, scheduled fo r March 2. also will lie held ut tha Trudu Winds. Verna Bolton lead* th* Holler Motor N avy Wives in m i : c m r r i T p h p i i t o p leugue with n 031 series and t i i i : uin j t m i i a i . n u n i i in v Nil p o ll arm i n oi.si it 102 game. Hetty Wp.hI Ol'NTV, PI.oil III A burn tied a 17b fur a 431 l.N n iA H cp .iiv sin. iia to series. M arge Field had a NOTICE TO DEPEND OH OHDP.H OP P l'M .irA T IO N 130. game to r a total series • p i t p o ii p o iiK n .o a r iir : KAHT liriOOKUYN RAVINOH of Sri). IIANK. a Nrw York corpora­ l'a t iSipli-y tolled a 172 for tion. Plaintiff. a total of SliJ, serial. Isabtd VI. ti..shorn toppled the pins fur < IIAIU.I.H L. OUKNTIIEIX »n1 JR AN P. OtJliNTIIEn hi* a Ihl game and * 460 ssriss. nlfa; JOHN CAM . 1MCIIni.llEt el) n Fitzpatrick a n d League at Jet Lanes saw the OKU and IIK T T r KICIIIII.lt- Rose Patrick tied with a 171 Hot Palos and the Platters CIKIt. tita Wlf*. tiafahilani* game. Betty Quillin rolled s splitting even nt two wins TOi e ll A llt.EN I.. (ItJKNTIIKII 1*57, while right behind was apiece but thu second place and JIT AN I*. UUKNTIIITIt, l ’at Tourney with a 104. Glor­ Hot Pistes snd the Plstter* his wlf* (Ilia Band, ia Dov* rolled a 101. while to gsin a game ou the find Arlsmi* place Turkey Trotter* be­ TOD, CIIAM.EH U HUKN- Busy Reno had a 16t>. T il Kit and JKAN P. OUKNllio turkeys fell fo r Butty cause the Trotter* tlropped TIIIT IS. *ri harsh) notlfl*il a three-point <lecision to (he that a C implalht fur Eorarlo*- ijullllii, Gleita Dove, Aim Cold Cutters. Mary Faust ur* of Mortgugu ha* I,ran III- Purdy, Evelyn Fitzpatrick rolled a IM/463 high series «-i aaalust >ou, and >ou art r.-qulrnl to **r«* a ropy of and Marge Field. for the league while pacing your Anawar or PUadlnas to busy Iteno went wild when th* Complaint oil lit* Plata- sliu converted the 0-7-10. l'at the Hot Plates in their split lift * altornr), J»a*pli SI. Kitsdecision. Dot Johnson was u-rald, SIS H*rurlty Truat Tourney and Marge Field tlulldlna. Miami 3S, l-'lot Ida. picked up the 6- lit. Verna high for tho Platters with 1(6. and lllc Iho original Anawar UtrraliM' Spoils just tnisszd UI I’l'adlns In th* of fu r or Bolton gut tiie 5-7. Dcrns high game for the league a* lh* cl*rk of th# circuit Court Duialeler converted the 6-6she A|>un a good 173/440 »«r. on nr haforo the STHi day of Shirley Goodman and iea while her teammates, the Pahruary A. I).. 1»<l. If you lit. fall to do so, JiidKinant by Sherry Kee converted tho 4Tomatoes were splitting two d-fault will lin lab.n aKalnal 7. l ’hyill* Fteeze gotamithetwo with the Meatballs. Sou fin lh* relief drinaii d*d 6lh Ilia Coinplalpt. 7-3, Put Siplcy Rose Patrick Lorraine also picked up the Tha duacrlpllnu of Ilia raal piupcriy pio.-aidad atialnsl I*: und Susy Reno got the 8-10. 3 10 and 4 3 splits enroute to \ A ll U"0" wives are still Ih t fine aeries. IAlt t. iiiu.b is. t o i v s HITM OK NO.tTII c ilt I.C- in first place with 60-23. Man loll Gondcrman won OTA. a aubdl vision, *ci.irdln* to plat llirn n f re­ VA1I 11 " K " Wive* remain in high game tumors with a 174 corded In Plat Hook S, second place with 62-23. In game. Betty Church was the pants I I to Is. Ini'luslv* of lh* Publlu Iti-i-nr.la of Third place are the Mixed high howler for the Cold Cut­ Kainlnol* County, ll-irld* Mates with 4U8I. ler* with I Ml 119 IV egv Doo Till* null.« shall bu publlaliley shot a liiS game to help *d one# i-svti w*«k lor four con*-,m il* wa-rka In lliv SAN the Toothpicks to a single win POIttl IIKHAl.tl, aguiuil tho Bib and Tuckers DUNK AND OHDUIIKH al In other league play. Hanfuid, Hrnilnolr County, I'n ilrd Prcoa International Klailda. Ibis TJtli day of J«n tjuitc a few split* were uar>. A. Da 1**1 I.UNDON (U P I ) Frank- picked up by the girl* tho tVKAI.) Arthur II. Usckwltb, Jr. iu Taylor, 132, Great Riilain, week. Pat Siplcy converted Clerk. Circuit Court outpointed M i g u e l Kimbo the 3-7, the 3d was picked liy: Maul,* T. Vlblott Calderiu, 123, Spain 1U. up b) Dot Johnson. Jane Drpoty tllcrk Jn-vpU M l-'lta*tr*ld Wainc made two splits in­ :.*« eacuitty Trust Uutlau.* N tW YO R K (U P I ) cluding the tough 3A-10 a* Miami SI, rt*rl4* Dick DiVoronic*. M44i, fey- well as the 2-7. Gondcrman Kit a i>Min 1.1(11 Publish Jan. SI A Kab. I, tl raruae, N. Y., outpointed Pete converted the 3-7 to complete 1*. ISSt. lo r o , 147?*, Puerto ltico 8. tliv split making for the d a ). CDW-SI Platters, Hot Plates Split Fight Results eral Judaism, hus explained that "this instituta will in no way be apologetic or polemic in nature: rather, on u nigh academic plane, it will bo u means to explain our common heritage for iM'tter understanding and greater cooperation between all faiths." Personal endorsement of th* instituta w ia given by Rev. FVernon Qulglay, p r e s i d e n t o f th* Orang* County A s s o c i a t i o n o f Churches Duo to space limitations only ordained ministart can h* accommodated at this limt. It it hopad that they will return tho information received to their own pulpits and congregations. Crash Laid To Engine Failure WASHINGTON (U P I ) Preliminary Investigation* in­ dicate an engine failure may have caused a South Central Airlines plane to rrash after (•king off from Gainesville Feb. 3, killing all 10 aboard. A Civil Aeronautic* Board (C A B ) spokesman said Tues­ day early evidence Indicated one of the Beechcraft'a two engines failed at an altitude so low the pilot could not maintain control. ■■ S a l Cub Pack Holds Annual Banquet Cubmaster Hud Miller and e x ­ Milletello; Lion, Dane, Fun.;, Anvhibits were presented by sev­ Eddie Rhodes and fly Jane Cased berry Cub Scout Pack 640 of Cas­ selberry hcl'l It* annual Blue and Gold Banquet fenturday night In the cafeteria of the S o u t h Seminole Elementary School with 100 cubs, tlicir families and guests attending. Theme fo r th* banquet vvus "Fam ily A lert" and Al Her­ mann, area director for Civil Defense, was guest speaker. A I civil defense film, " L e t * F'acc I It," was shown by Assistant Six bu)> who are going out ler, I-ester Templeton, Rw, o f Cul> Scouting- into Boy Templeton and Eddie Rlmd/t Scout* received their Wvbelow (2 ): and Silver Arrows, It., 1 badges. They were Mark j McKenzie and Eddie Rkmii W o r l e y , Charles William*. |(2 ). Guests from the sponsoring Burt Viner, Skip Orr, Todd Miller and John Lockyer. organization, the Men'* Club Den Mother FYanccs Sotje of the Casselberry Community included received her eight year pin i Methodist Church, and Mrs. June Templeton Iter i Rev. and Mrs. Del mas Cope­ four year pin. Mrs. Carolyn ] land, Virgil (J r u b b, Glen Miller, Mrs. Bonnie Werley Hume* and Mr. and Mr*. Rurand Mrs. Chela Ansb-y receiv­ l>nn Ferrell. Other* included ed two yeur pins. Principal and Mrs. Christy * New den motheis introduc- j Harp. Scoutmaster and Mrs. EG LIN AIK FORCE BASE cd were Mrs. Juno Sessom* j W. T . Daniel Jr. and Mr*. (U P I ) — Two crewmen were and Mr*. June Ford o f Den 6 ; Lortnnnti. Finch den pluiuu-d u separ­ killed Tuesday when * World und Mrs. Clydenc McKenzie id ate menu und their own table War II H2i> attack bomber Den 4. A large group o f now Bob- decorations. crashed just after a strafing run during a demonstration ruts were Inducted by Cub-! master Wall Krolmc. They in J here S E E US* F O R — The Air Force withheld eluded B) run C u I ( m * i t , identifying the victims pend­ Clmrle* Johnson, Daniel Mil-1 T R E E S F R U IT ing notification of next of j U-r, Paul McKay, William — I ’ en r P ea ch ) Thompson, Robert Oktheise, j kin. The A ir Force said (tic I Ibcky Stenstrom, Wesley Sea­ P lu m — Perfeintm on David Ford, Tony bomber was demonstrating a son!*, P e c a n -— Citrus* "counter Insurgency capabil­ Hughe*. Mark Hughes, John | Addison, John Bistline and ^ ity mission” when it crashed. G n tp e v ille N u r s e r y It did not go Into detail. i David Bell. 2221 GrapcviHc Ave. Achievement uvvurd* went F A 2-IW6 Charles Sherwood Stratton I to tho following, Bear Badge, llealur" "fecott* j Duvitl Miller, Danny Faint, I was tha real name of Tom * Eddie Rhode* and Vincent I Thumb. Eglin Crash Fatal To Two Handy Opening Special! 3RD. ST. George T. Wilson, 5*i, died Tuesday afternoon at Seminolo Memorial Hospital. Bom August 1, 1907, In San­ ford, he had made his home at 910 W. 2t>th Street for the pa*t four years. He formerly had lived in Tampa and was a member of tin* Hyde Tark Presbyterian Churob there. A retired engineer with the Florida Steel Corporation, he was a member o f the Hills­ borough Masonic Lodge 23 of Tampa and a member of Zcndah Grotto of Tampa. Survivors a r« his wif*, Mrs. Clsra Wilson o f Sanford; three sisters, Mrs. Sydney tyUfi^-ond Mrs. Thomas Bur­ leigh, both of Sanford ami Mrs. Franklin Hardaway of Orlando; a brother, John W. Wilson of Gainesville and sev­ eral nieces and nephews. Funeral services wilt be held at 2:30 p. in. F'riday at Unsson Funeral Home with Dr. E. 8. Campbell of Tamps officiating. Assisting will be Rev. Grover C. Sewell of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Graveside services at Ever­ green Cemetery will be con­ ducted by the Sanford Ma­ sonic Lodge. AU Masons' are asked to meet at the lodge hall at 1:43 p. nt. Friday. The family has requested But donations be made to the Heart Fund or Cancer Fund In lieu of flowers. ley; Gold Arrows, David Mil eral dens. &FRENCH Come And Bring The Kids! SERVING FROM 10 A. M. UNTIL 6 P. M. H ERM AN A L L M EAT H O T DOG On A Bun SERVED W ITH A N R C C O LA only WEEK-END FOOD SPECIALS (iO O D A T A L L H A N D Y OVER 35 YEARS At First A r*lm rtto (Alongside old p«Mt o ffice) Sanford Furniture Co. • CnrpelN • Furniture • Tile • Plano* * Rentnl Bed* l*t Prize — (JE (.'lock Radio LEON STEINMEYKR 3rd Prize — llulunce 4 Tirt-a TIE — SUE JACKSON & RAY LUNDOUIST HmiUHe of the KeuponHe to this Sule — Guardian Premium Tires will Ite on Mile the remainder of thU month. H O W E TIR E S H O P 420 French Ave. U. S. R O Y A L TIRES pkg 322-0872 W mm . Limit X Picas* A t This Low P rir* EVERFKESH TWIN PACK P O T A T O CHIPS Jam ifas/fl 39‘ EC C 1 R e g u la r 59c R C C O LAS CASE OF 24 — 10-0/.. BTLS. Plus Dep. 79 C A N A D IA N AC E 6 PACK GLASS CANS No DepoHit Necessary 2nd Prize — Front F^nd Alignment and llulunce I Tire*. L\ M. R A BURN JR. A BACON 3 W IN N E R S ~ CONTEST S T O R E S Sliced Limit 1 r * » e I'lra** Name Change F O O D SOUTHERN PRIDE NO. I FANCY l Th* Volstead A ct became law over presidential veto on Oct. 2H, 1019. Sine* repealed, it prohibited alcoholic bevarngu tales. AVE. O N LY FLA . G RAD E A LAR G E DO/. B EER 89 PRICES GOOD THRU SUN. AT ALL — HANDY - FOOD STORES OPEN 7 TO 11 1116 Celery Av*. 7 DAYS A WEEK ' 29tt0 s# Sanford Av*. Cor. 3rd. St. & French Ave. �Science Fair Is Scheduled , In Oviedo Council Inters Cemetery O ffe r Action by tbc town of t'a»- perty deed which was given i thorities who already have Inselttcrry to take over a pro­ by Casselberry some time dicatcd that approval would posed cemetery being offer­ ago to the Casselberry Com- be forthcoming, ed by Hibbard Casselberry munity Methodist Church ami in other business at Mon Monday night was tabled in­ which still Is in possession .lay night’s regular meeting definitely until such time as of the church. of the board, a public hearDie matter is presented again A letter read Monday night ing on the proposed compre­ “ in a proper manner by the from the church board of hensive zoning ordinance was proper authorities with a pro- j trustees, dated Jan. 29. ad­ sot for 7:30 p. m „ March 2, per deed." vised that the deed would be in the Women's Club on Question arose at a Jan. 27 ) turned over to the town if Overbrook Drive, meeting of the Board of Ald­ and when the town agrees to! Changes in the ordinance 1 ermen over status of the proaccept full responsibility for have been completed nd the cemetery operation. This copies of the reworked ordin agreement also stands subject ancc will be posted in throe to approval from state au-1 locations prior to the hearing By Bernice Kelsey The Oviedo High School Science Club will sponsor its animal Science Fair, Feb. 2728. at the Oviedo Woman's Club. Mrs. Jim Palmer, teacher, announced today. Mrs. Palm er reminded that tlwse students wishing to ex^ hibit must return entry blanks ^ to her no later than Friday of this week. Ribbons will be given for first, second and third place winners with special awards also to go to for first place. Students will be responsible for placing their exhibits in assigned places on Wednes­ day. Feb. 2d. from noon until ^ 6 p. m. No person except judges may be present at the Woman's Club that day after 6 p. m. Exhibits are to be removed after 6 p. m. on Friday and not later than noon on Sat­ urday. The Fair will be open to the public on Thursday, Feb. 27. from 10 a m. until 10 p.m and on Friday. Feb. 28. from ▼ 8 a . m . until 6 p. m. lTt]f VEGETABLE REPORT Fcilrrnl Slate Market News Service Snnford Shipping point information ft r Feb. 11. All sale* F.O.ll. I'reeoolinjr charges extra un­ less otherwise stated: Sanford • Oviedo - Zell wood A U S TIN W IL L IA M S (rig h t), president of the Sanford Starlight Proniennders Square Dunce Club, with Mrs. Williams anti Mr. and Mrs. Pete District: Light showers and cool. Wells, one o f the couples honored at a Valentine party given for gradu­ Cabbage: Demand slow to ates o f a square dance class at the Civic Center. A new class will start fair, market about steady. I this Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Civic Center. Domestic round type, 1s* bu. crates, fair to good quality,1 $1.25 to $1.50, best mostly $1.50; 50 Hi. sneka, ordinary to fair quality, $1 to $1.25, best mostly $1.15 to $1.25. Cnrrot*: D e m a n d good, market steady. Sacks, 48-1 lb. I'nitrd I’ rc** International film packed. $2.25 to $2.50; 50 One month after the sur-1 lbs. loose, $1.05 to $1.00. It) llnnna Lvlrs | Tile public has been invited Five churches of South 10 die service and nursery gvon-gencral's report linking! Celery: Demand e x c e e d s , cigarette* ntnl rancor, state supply, market 3 do*, and |Seminole county will hold a c,,ild' tn u,U « * «’ r°I l e v e n u e figure* indicate that larger, firm. 10 in. crates, I joint World Day of Prayer 1 * ________________ I Americans are smoking less. I'asenl type, 2-2'» do*., $3.50; A special observance of the service Frida) at the First A United Press Internation­ 3 do*., $3.25; 4 dot. and smal­ World Day of Prayer will be Baptist Church of Longwood al survey today showed that ler, $2.75; lieatts, 24 count, held at 7 p.m. Friday at the from 10 until 11:30 a.m. in almost every state polled, film wrapped, $3.75. Free Methodist Church, corincomo from rigarette taxes is The theme of the program, Chinese Cabbage: Offerings a , ncr of Laurel Avenue and which has hern planned by D A Y T O N A REACH (U P I) running less than before. light. 10 in. crates, $2.25. Fourth Street, Sanford, Rev. the women of the churches ol — Sports cur builder CarSouth Dakota showed n 24 Endive: Demand fair to Eugene Sheldon, pastor, an­ the South Seminole Minister­ roll Shelby plans to unveil * p< r cent drop. Kansas revenue good, market steady. 1 1/9 bu nounced today. 200 mile an hour Cobra pro­ from cigarettes in January crates, $3 to $3.50. ial Association, will be “ Let Participating will be the Us P ra y." totype here next Sunday in v.as the lowest in 17 months. Escarolc: Demand fair to P a o l a Wesleyan Methodist The women, the churches the gruelling 2.000-kilomcter Gov. Edmund G. Brown based good, market steady. 1 1 9 bu. Church. they represent and the parts ''Daytona Continental" sports It's California budget on thr crates, $2.50 to $3. The public if invited to at­ their committees will take in ear race. assumption the average |h t - j Lettuce: I) e til a n d good, tend. The aluminum • bodied car, son would smoko four packs the program arc: maiket stronger on Iceberg “ Daytona Cobra," i* less tills year. Mrs. 11. It. Gray, First Bap­ the type. Boston ty|H*. EBN crates, There was somo indication, I 24 count, few, $3.50; Iceberg tist Churcli of I/ongvvood, tfic powered by n souped up opening, scripture and invo­ Ford and was designed to however, the cutback in smok­ type , XVII crates, 24 count, cation; Mrs. William Titford, conform to the Gran Tour- ing would be temporary. Cali­ >2.25 to $2.50; 30 count, few, fornia tax officials said they $1.50 to $1.75; Romnitie, 1 1/9 Casselberry C o in m u n i t y ismo specifications. The Daytona Colira is biiicva many persons would M IN N E A P O L IS — ST. Methodist Church, prayer ol bu. crates, small size, $2.50 to latest e ffo rt to try to kiek tlio tobacco habit P A U L (U I ’I ) — Norm Van thanksgiving and the meaning Shelby's $0Brocklin wrill stay on as heud ol the World Day of Prayer; smash the Ferrari domina­ — and fail. Onions, green: D e m a n d roach o f the threc-ycnr-old Mrs. C. W. Miller, Altamonte tion of the Continental The Idaho officials counted a light, mnrkcl steady. Crates, Minnesota Vikings o f the N a­ Community Chapel, act of ear clocked 175 m.p.h. at the $27,000 drop in January over 3 do*, bunches, $3. tional Football League. repentance in preparation for Riverside track in California previous Januaries, but stute I’arsley: D e to a n d light. Van Rroeklin, who has intercession; Bcv. E. Kuth during trial runs and Shelby tax collector Floyd West not­ Crates, 5 duz. hum-lies, $2 to been head coach since the Grant, First Pentecostal said there was “ plenty of ed that cigarette s in o k i n g $2.25. seemed to tie on the rise aguin. ® Vikings started, ha* decided Church of Longwood, prayers pedal left." I'nrsnip: D e m a n d light, Whereas the drop amounted market steady. Basket*, 12*1 not to consider a possible o f­ of intercession; Mrs. Leonard to 10 per rent after the U. K. | fe r to become general man­ Jones, Prairie Lake Baptist ll>, film packed, few, $1.25, Public Health Service report ager o f the Philadelphia Ea­ Church, benediction, rededi­ Radishes: D e m a n d fair, NEW YORK O JPI) - FordJun. II. the decrease nuvv is muikcl about steady. Ilaskela, gles, a team he quarterback­ cation to service of others ham sprinter Sam Perry will only 5 to 10 per rent. ed to tha championship in und closing talk by Rev, film packed, red varieties, 30make another attempt to de­ Jones. 1000. •i or., $1.25 to $1.50, mostly feat world-record holder Bob llu)es in the 60-yard dash Hitching post* for the bug­ $1.50; white varieties, "4-8 during the New York Athletic gies of Amish farm families oz., few. »2.25. Spinach: Offerings l i g h t , Flu b mccl hi .Madison Square ure pro v idnl by modern t t K s o L i n n \ > o . i in ha* h em her et ofore approve I aupctnmikcU in Lancaster, market steady. Bushel bask* .% a tti:»(il.t t i i i v ost it r. by the T o w n Council Alta- Garden Thursday. tow > r o i M 'ii. or t i i s : monte ets. Envoy, $1.75. Spr ing* ami one third I’u. T O W 'S o r t t, t t w o n t i: o f the entire coat o f >.»id Ini. Hasting*. Florida District: s r i i i x n * . s t .o i i i i m . p i l o t i i i - pr ove m ent* shall be paid l,y Lgbt rain in a. m. Partly Town of Altamonte IKIi S-Oll THIS lillt lllM i, the OTVIHI.IZ VTIIIN A M I I 'M - Springs. I ’ M I I l l n i S \ \ Mi: cl< udy, cool, p. m. i m i o r sia o M i ornr.r.T t o lit: I T F l ' U T I H J R ItK.SOl.V- N O T H ’ ll IS lirrr b y R i» r n That Cabbage: Demand slow to a w i i i t i i o r s« r r .ir r a m i Kid: I I MIMII.M « III VIA 1 .mi . :.i t •. I Iti b l l l l n t M tin %llli o r \i i .i | h |'Mt; v r p n o t ii»i> a r o ii T ilt: t » Tha t It Is the det ermination 17-33 l.o'IK M«>oi|. S M i l I n n I c fair, market about steudy. of l*ul»ll(* llmrlnit s t:**tiK > T o r T in t c .iv r o f tlile body that all I ds aril r’ ounty, I *1»*rl«l.% un«lrr the firDomestic round type, 15* bu. T iir.iitto r. » 8 v n - t h i i i i i * land* adjo in ing and contlgu mi s |lil<tun n i m r of I'atlilork Mar. To whom ft may r^mrern A r. A I > • T T ill: t i l l T T IM i or bounding and ab llt lln y upmi and that I lnt« n I to r* irlatrr The mlnoln County lb».ird crates, fair to good quality, \tlj.l.am en t « It hold PIIOP-5HTT «m\ M ills t > II the said Improvementa will he unlit naritr w l!h U i ® t’ l»rU o f o f a $1.25 to $1.50, best mostly c m : • T im tft t i i T in : row v e- pecl a lly b n i c f l l t e d by ihc *a d tho Clrrult l*ourt. Hrftilnol® pit Ml.- »M • rlnu !•* pori •Itlrr Mir (1 4 .ft' lit flirt• o f rr entifiir .* r ••tir $1.50; 50 lb. sacks, ordinary or ti.T A w o v r t: s p h i .m i s , Improvements, provbled r.,r In i* Mint). I**1••rt I • In .v ••r.l.inrr « c k variance' lo the a r i. o n i i i t . tills IleaoluHuli; and Dial the- U 11It Ihc |»r*t\|wlt»n»» t*f th® I ' l c >4 ' l to fair quality, $1 to $1.25, ■ W H F I t K A S , tbs T o w n Coon- epeclal aesessmenit to I,.- made 111lo II * Xiltvir S 'l tlU fB . t o - w lt : y.ntilriK It *: u l.T t Inna aw rri|iu a l ­ Alt o f ths T o w n o f Alt am onte and entered against all I ■•- • Hr. tiun >**J >0 Klt.rliU ritAtutee r.l i*y 1 hi. M.ittrn f•*r M ary sonic poor condition, low us 70 Mi i k r ( olit Ihr follow inu <1Ida • cents. Seringa. Florid a, deem* It ad- ami lands adjo in ing and • mi- 19iT. rrl?»r.| pr • p ert y: Hair 1ISO f l w Tlaabla to graila, stabilise, Im ­ tlg uo ii* nr bounding and vl.iitH!*: Jnarph A nrr»ok* South Seminole Church Women Smoke Taxes Off Over Nation ; i To Conduct Prayer Service ffantnrB ^rraTB FcK. IS, 1964 — 9 MAIC0 HELPS you HEAR THE THINGS YtHJ w a n t t o h e a r ... BETTER! MAICO HEARING AID SERVICE MR. GEORGE C. llE A R N , C O N S U L T A N T M IL L E R RAD IO A N D A P P L IA N C E 118 P A R K AVE.. SO. — PH O N E 322-0352 E V E R Y F R ID A Y — 10 T IL L 2 Main O ffice — 33 W. Pine — Downtown Orlando THIS OFFER ENDS SATURDAY, FEB. 15th BUY THE FIRST TIRE AT OUR "NO TRADE-IN" PRICE Get the 2nd lire Free Methodist Sets Service ‘Daytona Cobra’ To Be Shown P r e s to I S TNYLONAIRir^ # Vikings Keep Van Brocklin W H IT E W A LLS B LA C K W A LLS TU B ELESS T U B E D -T Y P E Another Try Legal Notice Legal Notice prove and pave Hero rot Street, In aald town, from Ita Interaction wit h H e rm it* Trull. Kant to Ita Interaeeiion with Snnford Ave nue to a width o f S3 feet with a al* (41 Inch bituminous road nils and up. plication o f one i l l Inch plant mis w e a r in g surfac e; aald Im­ p ro ve m ent* to he done In compllunce with plan*, specifics* f tlona and rNtlmutr* now on fit# with tha T o w n Council of the T o w n o f A l t a m o n t e Spring*. F lo rid a ; *ald plan*, apc clflcalton* and estimate* h av e been h er etofo re approved by the T o w n Council and con* at llu le the plana, spe cific a­ tion* and est im ate* f o r this w o rk . NOW . T I I E I U ' .F O n E . UK IT R K H O L V K D UV T i l l : T O W N Co u n c i l o f t i i k t o w n o f A L T A VI O N T K MFItINtia. FLO R ID A: That Ilia T o w n Council o f • the T o w n of Altamon te Springs. Florid a, drama It ad ­ visable at a necessary public Im provem en t to grade, atablliar. Improve and pave Second Street, In said town, from ft* , Ipteraectlun with Herm it* T rail . Feat to It* Intersection with Hanford Avenue to a width of :u feet. * Tha t all of aald Im prove. . meats shall he dona In atrlct com pliance with plana, ip r o l f l ratlo ns and estimates now on flla In the o f f ic e o f the T o w n f Clerk o f the T o w n o f Alt a ui onto sprin g*. which said plan* and tpa clflcallon a and e. t lm a tr t for aald proposed lpiprovcmenta shall ha open lo the Inspection o f the pubHe: and tha T o w n Council of T o w n of Altamonta tbc Springs does hereby declare the necessity for the paving o f said th o ro ughfare a* ileacr.bed aforoeald as a necess­ ary public Iniprovemant. , HE I T F L 'U V II I.I t I lL b O L V EHl a ' Tha t tha total coat o f aald * frnprovem euif la estimated to e |4,ova.imi, and the sum of mney neceesary lo pay for fha tot al coat o f said Improveatenta la hereby authorlted. • That tha coat o f aald Imp r o v e m t r t a ahall ba a * »e *** 4 tw o-Uilr d s against a ll lota and landa ad jo in ing and contiguous o- bounding and abut tin g upon |uch Improvem ents o r specially benefit led thereby and furt her designated by tha gsataament pla t new on flla In the otttca m o f the T o w n Clerk o f the ® T o w n o f Al tam o n te Spring*, wh ic h aald aeaeaaiaant plat n - » BSk 3*17 Orlando l » r , Hanford, tlng on such cont emplat e ! im­ Kin. provement*. shall l.e m i ie upon a fro n t f o o t a g e hast* PuMlah J.»n. 25 A Feb. I. 12. 15. 19CI. that t* to say, that In the p ■ paratlon o f the special s o t * * , U ll Q *lT m e m roll c ov e rin g the con­ m i fin : « m * %i i t templated Improvements, so* h m i : »*i \ i i : o r i ’ m i i i i n % t o i special heneflta shall he- drier II u K K T T K I I I . V f l BVtd mined and prorated a -ord >(g u |fr, I » MHV It K K T T K I t to the front foo t a ge o f the r e ­ ivt; i ml im iu m b Y vn spective properties adjo in ing K K T T ItINtS. JU. and contiguous or h o u n d in g l2J)i J a r k f o n I'llirn and ab utting upon so < M * r t I mb.mi t k . Ilrrkclejr p rovem rntt. esp ecially h rv e f ltfou n t) \\ n»t \ irvlntA ted by said Iniprovemcnle. ToU. ntnl rm h o f yt»u, » r e UK IT FURTUKIt RKSOLV- h« r< b) n otlfird ttiftt »uit ltd* Etc been fiteil n « a ln « t you in tb* That the T a t Assessor of r i r * » i l l Court of Hrmlnvla the T o w- n of Altamon te County. Flo rid *. In Cbatirery, Springs. Florid a, In acoordam e an altbr ev u ted title of which wit h tha provisions o f law. !• K1JIHT F ia t K U A f d 8AVshall proceed to make and pre ­ IVH.H \NI» \HSOCIApare a special assessment toll, T IO N OF HCMIN'OhK CO U S » assessing the eape, lut he*-* 'ire TV. a < irpoMtlun, P U i n t l f f . T i to he- receiv ed a* the teault of |i \V K I .’ T T K ItIN M and wife. said Improvements a g a ln -t tli• D A IS V M K C T T K I t l X O and lota ami lamia, adjim ltH in U K K TTU U IN U , contiguous or bounding an I J I t . P rfttid an ip . thr imtliro o f abut tin g said Improvement*, » :cI•t nutt being H null to forebaaing said special asses-merit r lo « e thiM c* ri.nin mortRBlte against tha respe ctive p ro p e rt­ it ■i • ies to ba especially assessed tet'orl In Offlcl.nl It rco rd i upon tw o-t h ird s of the cost . r Hook II i public ro* such Improvements as deter- cord* of Hrmlnolc County. mined by this Resolution, and Florida, encuiiiberinu the f o l ­ the amount det ermined by ihi- lo w in g iU » . rlbed icul property, Itcvotullun to be assessed to -w lt : against the said prope rty Lola l * BBd !4 llhick 9. HE I T F U I I T I I E l l UEttULV 1AI-M TKItlKACK, arcor' 1 EI»t ItiK U. :•..»t xli r rc4.f rrMo.»k 4. Tlist the special assessments ronled ■ provided for by this l i . s o l u ­ |mk'* • k2 an 4) »S.. of tit® rirniluula tion strait ha payable at th« t’ uMU* rc 4*or«)M o f option o f the pr ope rty owners f?uunl) , FlortJa: as fo llo w s : Mubjcrli to re at rlrtlo ni, r e ­ In cash within th irty Uni a » r ) utl one and ( A u n i t nte o f record; days a lt e r the con firm in g o f tha said spr. lal assess­ And > mi are hereby required ment roll or lu three <31 to fi le >our Alit we r lu »* ld with Ihu umJeralKned C'lual annual Installment*, milt aald deferred payments to Clerk of bmIJ Cour t end to bear Interest at ttis rate y r n * n <i*y th ere of upon the • t IDl > wkoto o f eigh t per cent i t , ) per Ian hum. name **»»d u l l i r * * appear be­ low, on or before the 12th day nu IT FURTHER RiiaoLV Kt>; o f Alan h liM.4. and In d« fault That Ihla Resolution shall In- there of 1>« re** P ro Colifeveo and become a f f s . t l v . Immeili. will to e n u re d uiratn%t you. W IT N K H d my hand a ik I o f f i ­ a ie ly from and a f te r Ita pas.a g e and adoption. cial «cal at the County Court* ml note Cou n­ ALUPTKD at a re gular liouhii, .-a *ifi>rJ. Mill 3rd day of me eting ot the T o w n i ,until ty. Florida of the T o w n of A ll a m o n te Febiuar y. \0 ii. hprlngs, Florid a, heard In Hi. O iFA lM \ II Mr kwlth, Jr., Tow n Hall of Alta monte Clerk of Circuit Court Spring*. Florida, this i t h day lt> . M i r t b i T. Vlhleii, D C o f Febr ua ry. A. t>. 13C4. Phillip II. 1-otf.ta /•/ W. L. b w o f f e r 1 1 Lugao >1A VOIt ATTEbT: p.o uox i ; i * Sanford. Flo ri d a /*/ Do ro th y M. Bardeen A tto rn e y for P la i n t i f f ACTINO TOWN CLERK Putdlih Feb. i , 13. 13. 2T. I3<4 Publtth Feb. 42. 13, 4344 CDU-U CD U -U Legal Notice a n.1 33 • •t H o f N»: .* .r o f N ..f S K *i «.f Sr, 1l*»n »*;: •S 3113. i un i; ioo u. S 4(j f i . w 10*1 f 1. N* 4«» fl lo 1 MOII I'll I»11* Ti« .« rIvtk w ill l>® Ii rl.l In 1hr 1 tnty r.immtftftlon era Room «*<i urt llouar. Banf. •f l . FI orlda. *•ft FH*ru.iry IT. 1■•fii •4' • M or ua /»on I l f r o ­ af it rr n a poaftlM®. 8 «m lf I*1 iv.u nty H't.'ird of : itirril lly It >11la in C. llalba ck. riiAir man I'll l>11ab 1 b. 12. 1064 C I» lt- 34 mi l ir ih i iir dp *n m i i i i . i i n n i r III* I I . U I I I I I I , i n in ii p o ll N|;)||NDl.i: 4 01 NI'V. In I Im N i r r ) . I.'tlno m u m I* h i p i u i . i r i T i o N f I I " w A II I) It hCHAItUNs T U Ld TtiK , P la in t if f, in t h i : i i h i . m ii •VI* ii A Z F i a i: Legal Notice m : v i i m i i .i : ■ hi >TV mi %ii i i o r u n i * r * n :> T V.dlr r nl I'li M Ir H e a r in g T.i w-In.til II nisy ram-srn: Tin- Seminole Coun ty im»r<t of Vdjiislinent wilt tiutri s i u M i.' hearing ......... nsl.ler Hie !••.> wl lilt 11 y u( si.in lliiK a aM * yu rt setback vartanca lo the Zoning Ill’s u l s . Iona *■ requestr.l by C l s r e n i « J. Hchetb on the f o l l o w in g described prot" r ’ | . L o t i 34. 33 Slot \V *,* of l.<>t 31. Ill' k 33, Cryatal L i k e W in ter Homes Subdlvleluti. I’ ul'tlc hearing will be helJ In Hie County Cnmmtaslonere Room, Court House. Banford, Florida, oil Fe br ua ry IT, 1**4 at M i I’ . SI. or as soon th e r e ­ a fte r as possible. Femlnote County Hoard of A'lju s ’ io. til tty W il li am C. Halbeck . Chairman J'uMIsli Feb. 13, 13*4. CHIt-SJ 8 cm v i:N K i:n . Dafemlant. T i l l 11A / L K S O I I U I I . N K U U Ad d re te unknown P Ic.i» « i4ko notice that a ftult hae i1• »*n in tU lu tr .l upaliiftt you lu tiif* above at yl td Court M i l ' l l II 'I II M ’ I' I'.M I to f(»re. lustt a mortBtitfo re. T i l l ; S T I F F . OF F I . I I I I I I I A c«»rd* t| lu tIiu Public lt« eorda I IH J. illN 11. Al 11,1.lilt of 8*n iln o !« County, Floridt* In llrt lile n cr; Unknown O ffi c ia l It ec ord t llo ok 3^1, TO U A l l K I I K R K K T S O T I Pane 723. aflectlnir the fo llo w - F I F I ) T H A T you h av e been I n i dt - I pro pe rt y ] named ee ftoapondant In a Dot 'J. m o c k 3", M ’ Itt * U * I ’ ril t lo n o f Adoption o f your IIVN* t M Ml KH SI*. C O N D Infant son. In c h a n ce ry Case H K C TI m N*, acoordltiK to the No. I3i*3. filed In Circuit plat thereof, n-t orded in Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit, Plat llook 3, Pairs !)2. P u b ­ In and fur Femlnula County, lic lteuortl« o f tfctiiluol* Flo rid a; County. Florida. An I that you are required You are h*rei»> n otified that to fit* your An swer wit h the unlree you file an a n « w » r or ' j e r k o f Ibis Cour t and lo o t lit r r r « p o n a lv « r»lr.«•!i i i with servo a ropy there of upon At the ( ’ lerk o f the »4ld Court l o r m y s f o r I'ellllo tiers. whose on or b ef ore tha 11th day o f name and address le HI*tiop A March. 1344. a dec ree pro Hornsleln, 4* Fast Fin e Mtreet. » W .11 be rntere I Orlando, Florida, not later dKalnet you fur th « r t l i e f d e ­ than March l l l h . 1S44. mand rd In the hill o f comI f you fall lo do so. a Deplaint filed herein. Thle notice rr c r Fro Con fcato will he e n ­ will be publlehid one® each tered ag aln -t you In tha auld w e rk for four cotieccutlve case. w eek * W I T N K t W n.y band and the DO.VK A N D O R D C I I K D at •eat it .aid Court a l Hanford, Seminole County. F lo rid a thle Florida, this I0ib day o f F e b ­ Ith day o f Fe br ua ry, U t 4 ruary, 13*4. tCourt h « a l ) (U FA L I Ar th ur Jl fleckw ith . Jr^ Ar th ur If. n e r k w lth , Jr., I lerk of 4'lrcult Court Clark o f Circuit Court My : Martha T. Vlhlen lly : Martha T. Vlhlen lir p u t y Clerk tle bUly Clerk Mow ard it. Hcharlln I t l h t l o F * Uolt.NU TKlN, A t to rn e y f o r P la i n t i f f : « L as t Fine btreet, i i i W e a l 43 Stre et Orlando, Florida, Hialeah. Florid a A lt o r n e y e for Fett llaner e. PubMah Fih . 12. 19. 24 * Mar. Fublleh Feb. 13. I I . 3* * Mar. 4. 1341 4. 13*4. C D U -3 I CD R -3I _*»<»■ mliM BUY NOWl DONT MISS THIS OUTSTANDING 'LIMITED TIME' OFFER? SIZE ffr U D M NO UMIT GUARANTEE S. 70-18 •,70-1»_ a. 70-1 a is honornd by thousands and thousands of Firestono donlors and stores in tho United States and Canada...whorovor you travo! rUU LIFETIME GUARANTEE 8.70-15 7.SO-14 7.80-14 MO UMfT ON MRiS OR MONTHS •(•met d«f«cu in ®t4fcm4«*hAp md rvwetnd on ir—4 melMtele am) road haiard araaraodbaaadonflraalanapnsBM^ (atcapt rapaaataa pundufM) to UtB «®o( at lan« ot a^ualmant. bfa cd tha ortf«nal Baad, Yaw* ItfiitMW OUAAANTYI pfoiMtfMi tfainal Ure faOwra t o a doiana oI road Kaaarda Bto Ittaaa rt irk ft 1 4 .® ® • a .o o Tubad-typa Whllawsll Tubalats Blackwall Tu balsi* Whitewall • 1 7 ,® S • 1 7 .0 ® • a o .® ® fta .o o • a .o o Tubalats Blachwall Tubalatt Whltawall • 1 7 .0 ® • a .o o • a .o o • a .o o • P lu a t a x Just say \ Pay Weekly, Semi " C H A R G E I T " y ' Monttily or Monllily B C- SHOP T IL L 9 FRIDAYS A L L T IR E S M O U N TED F R E E Fa s t Service by T ire Exp e rts fixed os TYPE • Tubad-typa Blsckwall PLENTY UP FREE PARKING ■ o y ahlwely pcitad m Ihntane Depart nod * d l s e n ** itofton* duftoyins 4 a H > « * m *•§«. F u ll C o n t o u r D o o r - t o - D o o r CAR FLOOR M ATS N o n - b u r n in g • F e e d s y r n s ^ f o f m o n tii- Protects your grass by providing three vital elements — nitrogen, potatnium and phos* nhorua—essential ■1 for rich green coloring and healthy plant growth. • ’ * • 'J B M B H M l F o r r a s t , E t t i c i e n t Ti re, Brake and Alignm ent S e rv ic e By Experts wi t h Precision Equipm ent FIRST & FRENCH SA N FO R D PH. 322-0244 �1 ft VxxTprf Pxgu 1 — FeB. 12, 1964 VnuII s Top Rebounders Indians Swat Hornets 56 - 54 SEC Square Off Tonight Bowes Scores Thinking Out Loud 29 Points To Lead Tribe A T L A N T A (U P I )- T h e top two rebounders in tbe South­ eastern Conference meet for tbe first time tonight and the outcome of their duel In tbe backboard Jut jle will have a definite bearing on the con ference basketball race. The game itself has Georgia Tech, No. 2 team in the SEC, as boat to seventh-ranked Vanderbilt, tbe No. 3 team But almost of equal Interest will be tbe battle between six foot-nine sophomore Clyde Lee of Vsndy and six-foot-ten About Sports ■ T J U L I A * IT Z N B T R O M L y m a n S t a t is t ic s Lym an * Greyhound* In their initial itaion a* mem* k m o f the Orange Bolt Conference, hare fared fairly w ell among the competition they're m e t The 'Hound* hare ported a record o f 11 rietoriee against nine set­ backs. In tho OBC they’re com* up with a five and fir * record. Thl* lan’t too bad when ono conaldere the 'Hound* hare played club* like Do Land, Loeiburg, Apopka, Lakeriow, Oak Ridge, Orlado, N ew Smyrna, to mention a The Greyhound* here been led this season by Donnl* Smith and Bill Tolaon. Tolton ha* racked up a total o f 2S7 points while Smith, who miaaod *ereral weeks o f play due to an unfortunate injury, racked up 116. But taking second plena bobtad Tolaon was Joe A ih er who had 1M point*, A ll o f the figure* w e hare compiled do not Inelud* Monday night's contest with the LaoCburg Yellow Jacket*. Tho flub as a whole has averaged 46 points per ball garni T b eyV * damped in 62 percent o f their ehota from the floor end SB percent o f their attempt* from the free throw line. . Tolaon he* the top ecoring average. He’* netted 16.4 poiata per contact, Smith he* 16 and A *h*r came la third with M . la the rebounding department fo r Coach W elt Dsoree, Smith areraegd Id per hall game. Tolsen had 10, Daria Matt* eight, Richard Grant seven, Gen* Wlnkolaaaa 6.6, Jim Shuster four, Jim Goplla 6.5 and Aaher one. la total rebounds, Smith grabbod 166, Tolaon 166, Wlnhlemaa 111, Grant 114, Matla and Goplla 66, Aahor ST snd Shutter 24. l a eaasoaa to eoma, there's no doubt bat that tbo Oreybeoad* w ill have their ap end down poire a* they participate In tha cage sp ort Bowerer, tho future looks bright fa r the 'Bounds ead Seminole County hardboard faaa ana be aasured that Lyman w ill ha a contender m o il at the time fo r tho OBC title. • • o e Mechanics Or Driver*? A handful o f expert auto mechanic* hold tho key to ahnoet $4 million la stock ear racing prlrea, Including •The B ig One," the Daytona “ 600,» Feb. 26. Tha w eik o f Bill Strop pa, John Holman and Ralph Moody, R ay Nichols, "Smokey” Ynniek, Everett Owen* and other top mechanic* la described in "W ill Mechanics Make the Difference a t D a yton a t" in the February laau# at Fepnlar Science. Theca men tear down n stock ear aad put It together again. When they get through, nay resemblance between tha original and thalra Is purely coincidental. The result* ot this procme era aimed at boosting speeds In tha M600” to about 170 miles par hours, the fastest oval-track rac­ ing to the world. Auto companion are pouring millions Into Umlr car* to aefiuct lash year's faults aad yanks tkeig products win* mmmm U the brutal competitions. ? ’ • .' ’ Ih rd had tranemleaion falluraa In a 400-mlle race la R illw K s , C a lif* to Norsmbar. Now gears are bigger, and battar metallargieally. Plymouth*, did fin * on tho short tracks. Rut while they and Dodges, too, produced prodigious torque coming out o f tarns, they whssssd on th* straightway*. 8o both fatsks aad exhaust manifolding h art boon refashioned for Chrysler, this year w ill run aarodyaamically refined two-door hardtop*, Instead o f sedans, to cut down drag. A modified heavy-duty suspension w ill reduce th* Dodges height two Inchoa. Ford and Mercury w ill remora the rain gutter from tha top windahleld, cover aa oblong (air-cooling) hole under th# radiator, and block o f f air to tbs engine compartment with a screen guag* to keep oil and water tomporatura within operating limits. T h * eompaaisa make th*** changes and g e t tha hast mechanics available because they era openly In tha busi­ ness o f winning and money spent oxcooda tho purses. Tha aklll o f drivers with tha glamour names w ill count to tho races, but It'll be the crack mechanics who will be mostly responsible fo r tho victories. Mike Bowes continued his to a 56 to 54 victory over tho Bishop Moore Hornets in ■ Metro League tilt at Sanford's D om ­ ing Gymnasium. Bowes had 22 points. He has dumped in 27 points in the last three games played by th* Semlnolee and this should put the youngster near Gary Preisser o f th* Hornets for top scoring honors to the Metro circuit. The Tribe grabbed an aarly lead and banged their way to a 11 to 7 margin over the Hornets at the end o f tha in itial period. Both clubs cam e up with 14 points in the second quarter as the Hornets came to ills. But Seminole led at Intermission 22 In 21. In th* third atanxa the Seminole* continued to set the pee* and lad 40 to 34 when th* wild, final frame got underway. Bishop Moors be­ gan hacking aw ay at the Seminole margin until they knotted the affair at 46-all with thru* three minutes re ­ maining to play. Bowes cam * through with Jump shot that put the Tribe into th* lead one* again end they managed to bold onto It despite the last minute afI'arta o f tho Hornets. Tha Mato’e leading scorer, Preisser, was defeased fay Ken T y re who did a com­ mendable Job In limiting the Orange County all atar-everything to only three points in first half. Pralssar cam * Ilf* to th* final half and dumped in 16 points. B e h i n d B o w e s , Barry Barks and Tyre came up with poiata each. Mel Mar­ tinea sank 14 points to follow Preisser. (tomfool* "busted" a fourgam* io s ln g b ias* sod now a record of five wins and 16 loesas for tbs season. In Metro play tbsy are now four and eight. Bishop Moore nine and 10 for the season is nl and five and eight in league competition. John Colbert’s Baby Seminoles hacked out a 41 to 34 win over the little Hornets a a preliminary affair. ENTERPRISE'S BIDDY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS this season are (left to right) Patti Swenney, Roberta Murr, Milana Crawford, Lynn 8chroder and Vonnie Smith. The girlx were introduced recently at a meet­ ing of the Enterprise Parent Teacher Council meeting. Stake Qualifying Races Set Tonight Team No. 3 Tops Dick's Appliance Tbs two top teams to ths Businessmen's H ie up and coming young bowler of Sanford came through with another big ser le i, Just three weeks after rolling a 714. This past week, while bowling in the All Star League at Jet Lancs, Gordon Honeycutt rolled games of 213, 257 and 200 for a huge 670 total. This fine bowling by Gordon helped his team; Meadors Marine to take a clean three game sweep of their match with Bob's Res­ taurant and knock Bob's out o f first place, John Wright was high for Bob's with a 205/592. In other league action, In lend Materials moved into first place with a clean sweep from Larry's Mart who drop­ ped to fourth place. Jack Kanncr was high for Inland with a 200/577 while John Kneeland was high for Lar­ ry ’s with a 200/547. Allied Van Lines salvaged two wins from Betty Anne's as the high flying rural mall carrier, Bob Steele, rolled a 200 gam * and ■ SCO series to help Allied while Archie King was high for Betty Anne's with a 532 series. Bowlers rolling those m agi­ cal 600 games this week were Gordon Honeycutt with three —213, 257 and 200 followed by Ed Callao with a 210, Wright 205. I'hll Roche 207, Harry Pentecost 201 and Steele, Kenner and Kneeland with even 800'a. League toed the Sarasota Suncoait, Denny tbe mark last week In the third annual racing king stake Mac and Cherokee Hulou In match of the night, and Team la scheduled tonight at the the ninth are O.U.'s Torpedo, No. 3, by the closest of mar­ Sanford-0rlxndo kennel dub Rank Son, Larry Kaibs, Gate gins, emerged ths winner with the track's top IS male Man and Ryandale. over Dick's Appliance by vir­ greyhounds running in the Hounding out the field In tue o f a nlne pln victory In featured ath and 10th races the 10th will be Big Trade, the total pins race to snare Ifae ninth race shapes up as Ed's Corky, George Jet, Wide th* tough one with Sarasota the third point o f the match. Gap, Jamas Rock and Much Sun roast, Denny Mae and de­ It allowed Teem No. 3 to take Tim e. fending champ Cherokee Hu The top four finishers in a Uve-and-ooe-baU gem * lead lou vying for positions in Sat­ Saturday night's racing king over the second piece teams, urday night'* racing king stake will run in the king and Dick’s Appliance and Kon queen championship Feb. 22. T h * top four finishers In Already lined up for action drackl snd Cline’s Sinclair, aaeh race will gam er the for the female runners In the this being the largest advan eight berths to Saturday'* big big event are queen El Paso tags enjoyed by any team so race. Lass and her court of far this season in this close Probable favorites in the Bella Adams, Extra Rock and ly matched league. 10th event w ill b * Sail Ahead It wee Dick Zuckerman and E.A.'s Little Sister. 1 O. B.'e General, fa ll Clarence Wallis' night to shins Toolght'a Entries: Ahead—winner at tho 1*0,000 P I R S T N 4 C B — a/IS Mile — for Team No. 6 as they shot Phoenix Futurity to Navem- O n to * — 1. Material, 1. Nieto, series of 207/313 and 1S1/S2S. o ted 'N o . 1 S. tW k nighr, 4. Walk Tall, ber—drew the Bette supplied hte Rack. «. ra j's rtlsht. Ralph box end will be hard to vetch 7. VH-nr Ualla Adam., S. Clrcue Won­ usually reliable bowling for der If he pets a fast s ta rt Dick's Appliance with 166/546 Young O.B.’a Geoeral has SKOOXD S IC S — a/IS Mila — UraSa U— ». Doe Rabble. S. as ha took high series honors won three straight in gaining Kaai-o Ladjr. S. Ka.hln* Dan, for the night although Dick grade A status and appears 4. Mr Wlr.'a Ilf.I, t. Htark I'onda, *. Ibanda l<»er. 7. Schaffer was cloie on his to have tho speed to become Karl'. Mae, S. Kuler'a K «llr heels with n (in* 204/534 Til III 19 R t ( B — S/IS Milo — real good sprinter. series. Urada l>— I. Hawaiian llopa. Other starters going against I. lloalon Bud, I. Parla Chlmaa, Kondrackl end Cline's Sin­ 4. Vlllflta, I. Cliadron, I. Bob­ ble Shore. 7. Tory Touch. S. clair stormed through to a The Evans Trojans cap­ Juat A Cutla three point win over Smith's tured the Metro Conference P U IH T II RACK — a/IS Mile— firada M— 1. Tylar Lao. S. Amoco Service end thereby title Tuesday night when they Ulowlnx Tlda, S. Joel. Hock. gained • tie for sccood spot blasted out a 61 to 61 victory I. 11uat 11n* Hank. ». N. ll.'a in tbs league. Curt Abney over the Winter Park WildItaadr Mix, S. Varla H, 7. Bur# with 800/501, Dick Morrison cate. mil. I. Mlee Pina na« FIFTH HACM — S/a Mila — 166/811 and t newcomer to Edgewater High's Eagles T — 1. Stick I'lxe. t. Leave It to the kids to come tirada •Volaa Makar, S. Mr Proof, I. the league, Steve Barnes, nosed out tha Braves o f Boone through when it counts Mo.ua, S. Dlnah'a Paul. I. 216/847, war* the shooting High, 76 to 71, and tha Colon­ This week, a challenge Radii Rook. T. Wendar Otri, stars for tha Ifoctelnaen as ial High Grenadiers took tha Stenstrom Realty won three match between the Junior 5. Boot nine they eontfoned their bid far Fioaeers o f Oak Ridge into SIXTH BACH _ S/l* MO# — points from Southern A ir put­ bowlers o f the Titusville area a n d . C— t. w all U .h.v.d, t. tbe first place slot. Marshall camp, 69 to 86. ting them back to tie Joe's as well as an additional Pari. I'lka, I. NI*M Jlloom.r. Wiltshire did come steady I. O. ll.'a Cnupla, I. d.n .ral In Sanford, Seminole whip­ Laundry for the first place match between the adults ol llock. *. Spolwlck. 7. Hold Ha­ bowling for Smith'* Amoco ped Bishop Moore, 56 to 54. position In the Hl-nooners lea­ the Sanford area and those ply. I. Kentry with 169/506. gue. Joe's Laundry split their o f Titusville had ths wins go­ IKVKVTII HACK — S/S.MIIa —lira do IJ— i. Fam'a Baby, S. Tbe Faroa Builders and points 2-2 with M. A R. Bar. ing for the junlore with the Sky la. |. Tlmaty Kathy, 4. B. Team No. 4 battled to a twoIh o s n ik s r Construc­ adults tasting defeat. A.'a Seoul, *. Doedoa R , *. Oil ARCADIA, Calif. (U P I ) raymanl, f. Danny'# alitor, I. end-two stalemate as A1 Fa­ tion made a clean sweep Leading the Sanford Juniors II. h.lf Parrarl against Hunt Realty; DeBary was John Jernlgan w i t h KK1HTH n A C M — S/IS Mile— roa raced his males with a Crimson Satan, ths star Thor­ oughbred of the Crimson King Debs won three points from games of IBB, 162, 187 for a (Irado B— t. Ratty Robbia, t. good 201/529. V trgil Anderson I*rlc4l.aa Pap, S. Olnry Baa. I. tha Acey Deucy Wives. The big 568 series. Tbe other San Iron Uuard, S. Boat Clua, *. was high for Team No. 4 Farm, will probably be side­ Grapevllla Nursery team up­ ford scares were Jim Woods Low.r Doth, 7. Jamaa Km mat, with • 1*0/504. Sam r a m did lined for the entire racing soma fancy shooting for the season as the result o f an an­ . Fam'a Whittled set tha Art Brown Past Con­ 167/522; Jim Brewer 171/4*6; S Burns n e o n — e/ia m u # —> kle Injury suffered in the Jan. trol with thro* wins aad tbo Don Nicholes with sa off day u rataa A (K la o * t u b e M a b Builders by converting the difficult 44 split. 64 Saa Pasqula Handicap. Ptaal)— i. oat# Man, S. CbarC.P.O. Wives split tha points rotted 166/861 aad Stave Bas­ okaa Helot. S. ta rry Kaiha. la tho final match o f tho Ranked 16th on tha all-time 2-g with Cook’s Comer. sett 1*4/546. 4. Raak Son, S. Daany Mat, *. night Cavanaugh T ire Service money-wining list. Crimson Tha spilt circle is bsadad The much touted Stan Turn a U.'t Torpedo, f. RyaadaU. 5. Saraeola Sunooaet by Connie Bingo, Cook's Cor­ mascllo o f TltusvtUa, wbc t e n t h n a c n — a / i * a n * — climbed a rung up th* league Satan had been n prims con­ ner captain, wbe converted carries a IBS average, shot a Oral* a (Klan*a **aka BemU tedder by taking ■ three point tender for Um $146,000 Santa Anita Handicap. Ftaala)— 1 . Balt Ahaad. S. win over Team No. B. th* 2-7-10; 6-7, aad Uw 5-10 three game series of 65*. 1. G eori* Jat, 1 Wide Gap, S. splits. Lathe Ward splattered 0. B.'a U.naral, S. Dig Trade, Tbe Sanford adults S. Much Time, 7. Jama* Rook, the 6-I-7 aad th* 6-10; Franca* salvage only on* win 1. Kd'a Corky O osa 84-10; Dot Johnson 6- tbalr opponents whose BLHVRNTM MACHS — B/B MU# 10 and th* 64, aad Virginia bowler averaged ever 161 for —OrmSa r — l. Memberly, I. Faaa am, I. Betty Babe, 4. SksUy th* 6-7. Th* 4-1 fell for th* three gam * match. Th* At Mooncraal. S. Fallacy, S. Ill Etta Dorman and Libia White- high fo r th* Titusville Hetty A , T. O. B.'a Dali, S. BOhaad white tha i- I * proved was that e f Row ThurVow — calling easy piekteg for Rita Glaser, 610/601. Form er Sanfordito, Doris Hock, Mildred Nicholas Bobby Borsdorf, rolled 261/ I Pauline Stevens. Dot 678. Button and Doris Hock rolled Tbs Jat Lsaas representa­ turkeys. tives had Spolski leading tha Doris Hock, bowling for Art group with a 860/666 followed V * O i* » ; / R H L Blackwell, Brawn Pest Control rolled closely by P e l* Petersen's high gam * af 602 white Dot 255/606 set. Other scores war* / i n l T i l mere. 716x14, Johnson, Cook's Corner an­ Garry Fax 161/466; Harry k F M F fiW R k S66xl4, chor gal, turned in high aeries Pentecost 161/606; aad John­ 666x14, 966x14, o f 460. U w league welcome* ny Wright 1S6/67L M *x l4 . Susy Reno who is replacing Another challenge match Cathy Poulter on ths shoe­ will be rolled to Titusville N*w Tread maker Construction team. Sunday at S p.m. TIRES • Gcautn# Me Retorts retreads applied an aoead tire casings! ON 100 BRANDS # P fii • BUDGET TERM S Qualifying heats for Evans Champs O f Metro Loop Juniors Beat Joe's Laundry, Their Adults Stensfrom Tied Out For Season Asliga, Iriarte Finish Strong Astlga and Iriarte came on strong after a alow start to taka tha feature eighth game doubicc to Tuesday night's Jal A la i, action at tha Orlando Semlaol* Fronton. Top Cage Teams NEW YO R K (U P !) - Tho United Press lolernationcl m ajor college basketball rat­ ings with first-place votes and won-loet records through Sat­ urday, Fob. i Team rotate 39-0 1. UCLA 88 647 2. Kentucky 1 17-2 671 8. Michigan 16-8 254 4. Davidson 19-1 204 5. Duke 15-6 lev 6. Wichita 17-4 141 7. Vanderbilt 17-2 127 1. Oregon State 80-1 1M 9. Vlltonova 17-8 100 10. Tex. Western 16-8 80 I6i 11, Loyola (ill.) 66; I f , Oklahoma State 23; 16, Utah I I ; 14, DcPaul u ; IS (U c L Drake end Ohio State I ; I f , Illinois 7; 16, New Hex lea |; 1* (tie ), Bradley, Utah State and Texas AhM 6. Other team s receiving points —Memphis Slat* 2; Provito g **, N ow Task University, S O Francises, LaSalle, Du- On their s e c o n d time around, the pre-game favor ites marched through tha line­ up with five straight points to taka tha gam *. Finishing in second place were Ermu aad Agustla with Jacin aad M u gu m a coming in third. Rig perfects payoff o f the evening came in tha fourth game singles. The combine lion o f Quintana and J a d a returned 6670.20 to 1-4 perfec­ ts ticketholders. Alberdi won the first half of tha Dally Double to com­ bine with Quintana in a 6-1 combination that was worth $65.60. Porterfield Coach ST. PETERSBURG. F it. (U P I) — Florida Presbyterian College has enrolled form er major league pitcher Bob Porterfield as baseball coach. Porterfield, who retired from baseball la 1641 after 12 y e a n in the m ajor leagues, was a lo-gams winner for the Wash' togtoa Senators la 1261. Play Parent Club C IN C IN N A TI (U P I ) - A * Sag D iego Padres o f tha Pa cilia Coast League w ill play their parent m ajor league club, tha (T a c it**tl Bads, la P H IL A D E L P H IA ( U P I ) Saa Diego e g April I f . Both Gegsral Manager BUI Dowttt tha past a f head aad Manager Prod Hutchtomailing division of soa expressed belief that the Seals fo r th* five game "would b* very helpful Philadelphia area. fo r both team s." Accepts Post Tbe second-ranked Kentuc­ ky Wildcats lead the SEC at present with an 8-2 conference record. Georgia Tech Is 7-2 and Vsndy 6-2 going Into to­ night’s game. Tennessee, al­ so 6-2, will bo at Vanderbilt Saturday night Vanderbilt is favored to­ night but recent games in d i-6 cate a thriller. In their last four outings, the Commodores lost at Auburn by 18 points, won at Alabama by 36 and beat Tulane and LSU at horns by 32 and 2, respectively. Monbouquette, O'Toole Raised; Big 670 Series Shaw Is Even Wright Leads League With Chalked Up By 613 Series Honeycutt scoring spree Tuesday night ted Head Coach Ralph Stumpfs Semlnoles Junior Jim Caldwell o f Tech Lee leads the SEC in re­ bounding with an average of 15.4 per game. Caldwell is second at 14.L Lee l*ads the Commodores la scoring with his 19.4 average—fifth best In tbe league. Caldwell is tops for Tech at 16.4. By United Prrss International Happy N ew Y ear! A little late maybe, but it certainly applied today as far as pitchers Bill Monbouquette, Jim O'Toole and Bob Shaw were concerned. AU three came out far bet ter than American Beauty roses In tho matter of signing their 1964 contracts. Monbouquette and O’Toole each received substantial pay boosts bringing t h e m up around the 630,000 mark for a pair of winning staioni and although Shaw did not have one, he still wasn't asked to tako a allcc by bia new club, the Giants. Mombo earned his raise from the Red Sox o ff his 2010 record last season, by far his best In five with the club, which also signed catcher Bob Tillman, s e c o n d baseman Chuck Schilling and rookie outfielder Tony Conlgllsro. O’Toole moved Into the $60, 000 bracket with a 17-14 slate and when the Reds announced his signing they also announc­ ed rookie pitcher Don Sscrest had come to terms. The SO-year-old Shaw, who was dealt to the Giants by tha Braves lis t November to a multi-player deal, had a 7-11 record last season, one that usually is accompanied by a cut. But the Giants offered Shaw the same $27,500 Milwaukee paid him last year and to took Jt. Dundee Protests '3-Knockdown' MIAM I BEACIT, F L A . (U P I ) — For once, somsona alls did tha shouting for Cassius Clay today. Trainer Angelo Dundee phoned a protest to ths Mi­ ami Beach Boxing Commis­ sion against use o f the "three-knockdown rule" tn the Feb. 25th title figh t be­ tween loudmouthed Cassius and heavyweight champion Sonny Liston. Ths thrse-knoshdawB tula provide* that If a fighter ta floored three times In one round he automatically loses ths match on a technical knockout "That m l* never has been used In any kind o f a world title figh t anywhere before," Angelo told Chairman Morris Klein o f th* commission. "That rule has toon waived fo r titla fights everywhere." In the City Bowling Lea­ gue at Jet Lanes, John W right led the league with games o f 177/247 and 189 for a 613 series. N ot too fa r behind was Richard (Slingshot) Murphy with games o f 180,233 and 193 fo r a 606 total. In team action Michael’s Elk Gaa took three wins from the Knlghta o f Colum­ bus. Carl Von llerbulls was high fo r th* Knlghta with game* o f 286/210 and a 586 total. Lake Monro* Inn led by John Kneeland’a 674 serlea continued their winning way* with a clean fourgame sweep over Harry's Bar and Package. Jet Lane* continued its hot pace Just three games behind Lake Monro* Inn with a four-point win at tha ex­ pen** o f Wledom Sod Serv­ ice. Sweeney's Bar and Gril­ le and Sanford Manufacture ing Co. cam* out with two points each in tha won and lost columa with John Brid­ ges being high fo r the Man­ ufacturers with his 209/536. Pate Petersen was high fo r Swsensy’s with 210/665. In tha only other league match American Legion Post 56 and Pryor’s State Farm Insurance had n close match with ths teams coming nut even with 2-2 records. I h * first two games were d o te as both teams came up with ths (are* total pinfatl but wlna went to the Legion, nairea etne* Pryors bad to ■pot four pins each gam*. Pryor* game roaring back with n total o f 80 pins mors than tha Leglonnalrsa to gat total pins point and gain a s p lit Phil Rocha was high fo r Pryors with a 648 series while George Swans was high fo r th* L e glean sires with hia 660 total. This week found th* 600 ib n plentiful with Jehu W right loading th* peak with his 847, followed by Von Herbulle with games e f 286 and 210, Rich Murphy 868, Gary Fox 229, Paul Bloposky 816, and SOS, Harry Pant#coat 811, Pete petareoa 210, John Bridges and Knsnickl 809, Gerald Behrana 204, Ed­ die Kirchhoff and George 8wann 208, Dave Dcsrolph 80S, and John Koootoad with 800 We're Overstocked With 14" TIRES ^ NOW ONLY v v ' V V *fER k esj;:,fc„ SPECIA LS EVERY D A Y! •IS B. F IR S T SA N F O R D W R G IV E T O P T A L U R S T A M P S 405 W. FOOT 8T. F A 2-0451 | . | Q E X C E PT SUNDAY MATINEES WED„ FRL» SAT., 2 P. 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Palmetto Are. A 3rd St. MRS. JOHN MacFARLANE, president of the Church of Nativity Catholic Women’s Club, re­ ceives gift from Rev. William J. Trninor, pastor of the church, at a party given in her honor Monday night. (Herald Photo) WINM-DHIff •TORI*. IN#. COPYRIGHT — l i t # LAN%'P<mKES 5 ® ? ^ r&tSSSt) b u tter Lb. 7 9 c TO P V A LU E STAM PS Apples . . 2 2 9 / BAKING POTATOES . . U. 5. NO. t R u ssets 10^ 59/ RED RIPI What a aonvanlgnt way to buy fiytr*. AJ ready fully cut-up and reody to cook. Quick frozen to lock in all the fresh good­ ness. You can put a couple In your freezer ana eook one. And at this speciol low price your savings really count. ^ T omatoes 2™ 3 9/ Onions 5 •' 3 9 / Ninth Grade To Be Added In Slavia By Bernice Kelsey The executive board o f St. Luke’s Chrlatlan Day School in Slavia has announced that It has recommended to the Church Voters Assembly that a ninth grada be added to ths school beginning next Sep­ tember. Tho course o f study aa rec­ ommended by the State De­ partment of Education will b* used In cooperation with the Oviedo achool program. Claaaroom apace for the new grndo addition already la provided. 8lnce their purchaae by the U. 8. In 1017, the Danish Weat Indies have been known as the Virgin Islands. RIO. 4Sg . . SUNNYLANO FRESH PORK SAVI « M g IA. . . DEL MONTI Sausage. . . u 39/ Catsup.. 2 £? 29/ ft 25 EXTRA STAMPS - COOK QUIK BREADED LOAF Save 64 Eoch m i d i - VACUUM PACKED DIXIE DARLING ASTOR iF*iii r o r r r f f YOUR CHOICE SPECI AL YOUR CHOICF A stor Coffee • t# Cake M ixes SAVI 44 EACH • • • WHITE YELLOW DEVILS FOOD PKGS. nixes i THRIFTY MAID YELLOW CLING Inst. Maxwell House (Coffee Maker) Peaches 6 ^ 1 Coffee ilUaSrT a Whitt - Yellow • Devil* Food ^ Save 7-2/34 Eoch. . Just te ll us how much [" 5 * m o n e y y o u n e e d to m eet a ll your seasonal In expenses. Phone fo r j ^ prompt, courteous service! m? B e e f. . . n~ cAN39/ Schw eigeru 39/ 20-oz. Oviedo Students To Register For Photos Dy Bernice Kelsey Oviedo school officials an­ nounced today that atudents wishing to hove photographs made at Saturday night’a Valentine Dancea should reglater In tha school library by Friday. The B by 7 Inch photographs will bo In color and w ill be mode upon registered request •t the Senior High dines In the achool cafeteria and the Junior High dance at the Oviedo Woman'a Club. Grouper. . . u 39/ CORBLANO M AU N VAN CAMP DIXIE DARLING BETTY CROCKER CAKE Slice* or Halve* Save 2-5/64 Each. Limit 1 with $5.00 food ^ order or more. SMALL VIL Palmolive Beauty Bar TO PI V A LU E LOANS UR TO $ 4 0 0 • ath BATH tin size c as h m e r e Palmolive Bouquet Bouquet FAMILY FA 2-4612 <1- LAUNDRY SOAR REGULAR SIZE CASHMERE 1 1 0 South Magnolia St. Colonial Soloct . .* Quick Frozait EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS WASHINGTON STATE . Daniel Llords concert thea­ ter, aa done by marionettes, is a standout in the world of puppetry, partly because all o f the background music is of the classical variety, and partly because of the amaz­ ing versatility of the concert m ailer himself. As promised by advance billing, there were many startling effects, including an Indian rain dance, where lightning flashed and the rain came down; tho scene from Faust, with the Maphlstophelu wreathed in billowing puffs of amoke; with flashing lights and flickering shadow*. During much of the show, the audience was kept won­ dering Juit how concert mas­ ter Llords was operating all the lights, special effects and the many puppets that he had on stage. In one case, eight peasant puppets danced a polka-like number all at the same time. Llords himself has singlehandedly constructed and cos­ tumed over TOO marionettes, deiigncd all his own sets and cffccti and operates the en­ tire presentation by himself. This talented young man made his debut at the age of seven years playing as a guest soloist with a profess­ ional symphony. He has alio been a linger, a designer for theatrical and opera compan­ ies and an actor. The performances of tho puppets was to Interpret in Llordi own way several mus­ ical masterpieces including scenes from Faust, ItimskyKoraakow's Capricclo Kspanol and Variations on Strings, which Included Moiart, Ver­ di, Scott, Fisher and others. This is the final concert of the year presented by the Seminole County Mutual Con­ cert Association. However, several shows can tie seen in Cocoa thia month and in March. Dana for next year's pro­ gram will lie announced soon, concert officials said. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU FEBRUARY I6TH Octagon qet ft S " By Dorothy Austin An enchanUng, tiny theater, alive with downs o f “ little people," delighted e large audience at Seminole High School, Monday. honor o f M ri. John M icFarlane, prealdent of the dub, Monday evening at the church social hall. Mrs. MacFarlane and her children are leaving the area on Friday to Join CPO Mac* Farlane who has been trans­ ferred to Iceland. Rev. William J. Tralnor, paitor of the church and spiritual director o f the club, commended Mrs. MacFarlane and her husband for their numerous efforts in promot­ ing the advancement of the pariah since Its founding three years ago. He praiaed M ri. MacFarlane in particular for the excellent Job she has done as prealdent of the Women's Club. Father Tralnor wished the family, whom be character­ ised aa being an ideal Cath­ olic one, Godspeed and stated (hat they would be long re­ membered In (he parish. The honorec was presented with gifts of a National Coun­ cil of Catholic Women's gold pin with a small gold gavel attached and a silver memen­ to bracelet $059 Lb. Can ^ (PLUS 50 EXTRA STAMPS) ii^.;•i i i m . By Donna Estes The Church of the Nativity Catholic Women's Club gave a surprise bon voyage party and covered dish supper in 3 �OR)* ftittfn rB W rralb F e b . 12, 1961 — Page T Qualifying Petitions A IL FLAVORS SUPERBRAND Available In Village Ice Cream Vi GAL. R*g. 59* 49' Announcement that qualify Offices up for election arc in* petitions for candidates the council posts now held by who wish to seek office in the W. W. Anderson and Bob March 17 North Orlando gen Stephenson. Also open aro eral elections are now avail­ five places on a citizens char­ able w a i made today by Mra. ter board. Petitions and quali­ Barbara Peters, village clerk. fications are the same for all candidates. Defector Holds Valuable Data On Disarmament Frozen Foocte FINEST BEEF SOLD ANYWHERE > 4 50 Extra Toi Vain Staipa MORTON . . Chicken, Beef, Turkey, Ham. Salisbury, Meat Loaf W ITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF Dinners. . . . 2 °>89/ ONI Pee. PXOSSN SILUBUSY Bar-B-Q Chicken aooe MORTON . . 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Detergent1' u & GIANT SOX SAVE 20* y *S« r F I 11 \ \ 49' xe MeeiUM Sits Borne one Mai Jargana Lotion aooe Thxu PtexuAer IBtm AT ANY WINN-DIXII A LL PURPOSE OIL Mayonnaise A stor Oil 24-ox. BOT. SAVE 12* DETERGENT . . Sov# 30* MAYONNAISE . . Save 10* Tide.. Kraft« A LL PURPOSE O IL . .Save 11* k . W esson^28/ Limit two with $5. food order Limit 1 with $5.00 food ^ jXiw. order or more. Shell Club To Exhibit A shell collection from all parts o f the world will be on exhibit Sunday afternoon, Feb. 16, by the Shell Club o f the Central Florida Museum. This exhibit supplements the Museum’e current exhibit o f peintlnge hy Eleanor J. Mathews depleting the nat­ ural hietory o f the Florida and Bahama coasts. O f particular interest will bn tho collection o f fossil shells from the Okeechobee area which is used in a com­ parison between Pliocene and present day shells. Library Site To Be Appraised YOUR CHOICE OUART s a v e io« GIANT W ITH TH U COUPON AND PURCHASE O f DEEP SOUTH /■ / BLUE or W HITE ARROW |5e Extra Tap Valaa Staams YOUR CHOICE ijk G E N E V A (U P I )— Inform a­ tion poaaeaaed by Soviet de­ fector Yuri Nosscnko could be very vnluuhle to the Weat In devialn* atrategy fo r the 17n a t i o n disarmament talk*, Western officiate said today. Noaxenko .who was a state security officer on the Soviet delegation here, is thought to hnva secret information on whether the Kremlin really wants an agreement on general and complete disarma­ ment. I f the W est knew the lines on which Soviet leaders are thinking, the officiala pointed out, Western negotiators could adapt their position accord­ ingly In the hope o f finding areas o f poislbte agreement. Thla certainly would Iks the ease If Nosscnko has topsecret data on Soviet nuclear weapona production and de­ fense plane, ae aoma sources have bellaved he hne. Noeienko, .10, was an agent for the KGB, the all-purpose Hussion Intelligence and se­ curity agency. He ruine to Geneva with Soviet chief ne­ gotiator Semyon K. Tsarapkln, hut defected to the Weat last Tuesday. The United Statca said Noesenko had asked fo r political asylum, but it did not disclose h I ■ whereabouts. Informed sources said Nossenko uaed Ida possession o f secret Infor­ mation as * bargaining point In seeking refuge. W het effect Nossenko’s de­ fection would have on the futuro course o f tile conference hero was uncertain. Disclosure o f hlx fligh t surprised most delegations, and first reaction o f tha Russians was ona of alienee. Mf Appraisal o f the former publle library property, for poeiihle sale, was ordered by the City Commlselon Monday evening. Commissioners discussed Interest expressed hy First Presbyterian Church In the property, pointing out the Church is eoneidering mak­ ing an o ffer and, In turn, would exchange the old li­ brary building fo r the Wornen’e Club property on Oak Avenue, The Church, It wae eeld, la Interested In the Woman's Club property in ita long range building program fo r a new edifice. 8 R A N V U IC D F I N K SHORTENING LARGE FAB . . 31* Giant Fab • • Box 79' . e • 28*01. 69' New S o a k y . • 10-ox. Giant 69' Ajax . . 2 49' Ajax Cleaner u a e 16-OC. 29' Baggies sta m p J- a , . • 1-Lb. Con 35 Crisco Oil 1 2 -o e . Bot. 23* 24-ea. CRISCO OIL . . 41* 50-COUNT . . 29* FLOOR ANO WALL Crisco NO OILY TASTI REG. SIZE AJAX CLEANSER . . 1/13* KIDS LOVE u MjLj Liquid Ajax Y Large 25-Ct. 43' Crisco Oil evcHij | eli wu? 18-ox. Bot. 61 a t ... M - ftr To qualify a person must file written notice signed by 10 registered electors; must state position sought, age, place o f residence and de­ scription of real property owned in the village and be able to otherwise qualify un­ der laws of the State o f Flor­ ida. In addition, a $5 filing fee will be required. Petitions may be filed be­ tween Wednesday, Feb. 19 and Saturday, Feb. 29. None will be accepted after the cloaing date. At the same time, Mra. Peters also announced that applications o f absentee bal­ lots also are available. Bal­ lots will be mailed after March 2, however, none w ill be distributed after March 12. All must be relumed to Mrs. Peters’ o((ico by 5 p. m., March 16. Notice has been pastes! that all voters must re-register if they arc to cast a ballot in this year’s election. Books, open dally now at the vill­ age office, will close at 4 p. m., Feb. 28. Hospital Notes F E B R U A R Y 11 Admtaskma Sherman L. Ware, Jeanett* Martin, James E. Warren, prances G, Shannon, Cathcr* Ine Shannon, Pearl Partin, May E. Jarvl, Rebecca Harkness, Casey L. Dunn, Jamea P. Barclay, all o f Sanford; Margaret Hayes, Altamonte Springs; Mary A. Huxtorg Sorrento; Carolina Johnson, DeBary Births Mr. and Mrs. Willie Martin, baby girl, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Mathew llayes, baby boy. Altamonte Springs Discharges Edith Young, John Wagner, Sandra Hlsncr, Robert Moserve Jr., Libblo W. Lopcr, Thomas V. Fitzpatrick, Julia Davis, Cleveland Callaway, Robyn Hobbs, Betty Jo Allen, Julia Minctt, Blanche Rich­ ard!, Monroe E. Schucncman, Mrs. Janice Punch and baby boy, all o f Sanford; Stanley Stroud, Bertha Stewart, Marla Mielenhauicn, Freda Webiter,, DeBary; I,ols Richard­ son, Osteen; Justin Holloway, Geneva; Gary Paul Bennett, Lake Monroe; Calvin Scott, Concord, N. C.; Mrs. Eliza­ beth Miller and baby girl. Orange City Take-Home Pay Lift May Come Next Month WASHINGTON (U P I ) — Quirk agreement by HousaSrnale conferees on a with­ holding rale In the new tag cut bill could mean more take-home pay for m o s t Americana as early aa tha first week of March. The negotiators a g r e e d Monday to include in the final measure a Senate-passed pro­ vision to drop the present 18 per cent federal withholding rale to 14 per cent this year. The House-passed bill would have lowered Hie rate to 15 per cent this year and to 14 per cent next Jan. 1 hut Pres­ ident Johnson asked for tha 14 per cent rate Immediately to pump a quick 3800 million a month Into the U. S. economy in higher take-home pay. �i f - H . 111! J 151 V tf D aw n B arn es H onored With I 8 — Teb. 12, 10G4 ffrre tl Sharon Williams Gets High School Honor Sh ow er 'i- w - . filfs if Valentlne'a Day wedding, waa honored at a bridal ahower Wednesday night given by Sharon Williams Is Sem­ Miaa Linda Hedgea and Mlia inole High School's 1064 Betty Terri Vaiee at Miaa Hedges Crocker “ Homemaker of T o­ m orrow." She achieved the homo In Winter Park. highest score hero in a writ­ The honorce was presented ten knowledge and attitude with many lovely gifts and the examination given Dec. 3, table centerpiece was in the 1063. form of two large rings with General Mills, Inc., sponsor the engagement ring set with o f the program, will award a large pink carnation. The her a "Homemaker of To­ I color scheme was pink and f 'I r morrow" pin to signify her white aa these are the colors * f achievement, and her test Miss Barnes baa selected for <i»<r w> paper w ill be entered in com­ jjf •*nr-^ % her wedding. •|1(1 I -r Refreshments included a petition for state honors. The state "Homemaker of white cake decorated with Tom orrow " will be awarded •!» » « » pink wedding bells and punch. a $1,500 college scholarship M I»V Those attending were the and will be named a national : bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Donald Barnes, the bride­ finalist. Her school will bo presented with a set of En­ groom's mother, Mrs. nobert McGrow, Mrs. Thomas Pratt, cyclopaedia B r i t a n n i c a , 11 •!-«••• awarded by Encyclopaedia Mrs. Nell Mulllnlx, Miss Shirley Kllllngsworth, Mrs. Britannica, Inc. The stale's Doris Schults, Mrs. Ruth second ranking girl will re­ XcvJus. Miss Barbara Ncvlus, ceive a $500 scholarship. In the spring, stato "H om e­ Mrs. Doris Hedges and Miss makers of Tomorrow," each Alice Hedges. accompanied by a school ad­ visor, will enjoy an cx|>enscpaid educational tour to Co­ l o n i a l Williamsburg. Va., (I Washington, D. C., and New York City. The trip will be climaxed with the naming of tiic 1064 Betty Crocker AllMISS SIIAH O N W IL L IA M S American Homemaker of To­ ; i Mrs. Ed Peterson was hos­ m orrow." More than 4*4,000 girls in tess to members of Xi Beta Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi 14,000 of the nation's schools Sorority, Monday evening, at participated. Since the pro­ gram was launched, more ber home. Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr., Mrs. than three and a half million By Mrs. Adaia Muller Mrs. H. E. Oatson of Ague G. Andrew Speer and Mrs. girls have participated and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Naeye Vlata. approximating Clark Bruestle were elected scholarships of Marion, Wayne County, N. to the nominating committee one million dollars have been Y., were the guests of Mr. Mra. Edna Reilly entertain­ awarded. for new officers. and M ri. Paul Taylor of Aster ed Mr*. D. Benson, Mr. and The Betty Crocker Search Mrs. Peterson reported the Drive. Mr. Naeyo Is owner Mra. George Pearsall, DeBaptist Children's Home had Is approved by the National and preaident of the Marion Land, at the DeBary Restau­ sent the members the name County Cannery and Proceaa- rant this past week. o f a child, to replace the one ing company in New York. they had been supporting but Mrs. Marie Accardi o f IIIhad left the home. Money was Mrs. M. Manders, house­ biscui Drive entertained her sent to the home for the keeper in tiie home of Mr. brother and sister-in-law, Mr. child's allowance. and Mr*. Paul Taylor, Aster and Mrs. J. Signorelli o f T i­ Plans for a Valentine party Drive, is recuperating at tusville and New York. By Jane Casselberry were completed. The party Craig Duncan, son of Mr. home following a stay in the will be at the Capri Friday Hospital, Daytona. Mr. and Mr*. Frederick and Mrs. Henry Duncan, Halifax evening. Lake Drive, Is recuperating Mrs. Mandrrs was injured in Lcltner of Palmetto Drive Mrs. Speer gave a program at his home from an apiwn- a two car colliilon In Janu­ celebrated their 50th wedding on "E u rope" and later con­ anniversary on Feb. 7 with dectomy at Winter Park Me­ ary. ducted a coolest, dividing dinner at the Orchid House morial Hospital last week. members in two groups. Mrs. Richard PsIJeson baa in DeLand. They entertained Questions on the program her iwusegucsl, Sally their family who arrived in Mrs. Donald Barnes and as subject were asked and both her seven-week-old sun, Don­ White, Bellcrosc, Long Island, DeBary for the event, and groups were so well Informed ald Charles, arrived last N. Y. Sally will spend several neighbors who called to offer the contest ended in a "tie ." them mngra|'ilnH»n!. week from California to slay monthi in DeBary. During the social hour a with her husband's parents, white elephant sale was en­ Mr. and Mrs. J. Moore of joyed. Mrs. Jane Saxon, first Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barnes Gainesville were the guests Sr., at their home on Seminpresident of the chapter, is ola Boulevard, white he is on of Mr. Moore's mother, Mrs. visiting in the city and was a Elmo Moore o f liucna Vlsia, guest at the meeting. Others duty witli the Navy In the DeBary. Pacific. He Is an Electronics attending were: Mrs. John Itnv. and Mrs. C edi N. Ogg Technician Third Class and is Alexander, Mrs. Clark Brues­ of Hibiscus Drive had a i their stationed aboard a survey tle, Mrs. Hal Chapman, Mrs. lio'.iscguests, Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Frederick, Mrs. Ver­ ship now In the Philippines. George Townsend, Kentucky, non Hardin, Mrs. E. C. Har­ and Rev. Harry Wood, also of per Jr., Mrs. Glenn McCall, Tito odds of getting a per Kentucky. Mrs. G. Andrew Speer and feci bund at Contract Bridge Mrs. Dot Richards, a transfer —all 13 cards of one suit—are Mrs. M. Gcrtstenek of Nar­ member. one in n35.nt3.550.noo deals. cissus Drive entertained Mr. 1 If Valentine Party Planned By £ X i Beta Eta DeBary Personals Casselberry Personals C REA TIV E Rush Party Mrs. S. O. Dormlney and Grace Marie Stinecipher were co-hostesses for the meeting at the Dormlney home in Wynne wood. Mr*. Robert Wins*, presi­ dent, conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Louis Linnckugel, chairman of the "Baby of the Y e a r " contest, reported that 10 babies had been en­ tered in the contest. Feb. 22 is the deadline for returning entrance cards. Mrs. Dorminey, chairman of the social committee, announced t h e Valentine party will be held at her home Saturday. The nominating committee waa elected to aubmit a slate o f officeri, for the coming year, at the first meeting In March. Mra. Gary Hudgins. Mrs. Joe T. Corley, Grace Marie Stinecipher, Mrs. Fred Wilson, and Mrs. Robert Winsa will aerve on the commit­ tee. Invitations from the Orlan­ do Beta Sigma Phi City Coun­ cil were read, inviting mombora to the Sweetheart Ball Feb. 22 and a luncheon 51arch 7. Alice Stewart, teacher at Seminole High School, pre­ sented tbe program on Dra­ ma. She told of the historical development of woman as an aefresa and character begin ning with the early Greek drama up to the present time. Mra. Richard Butler, 3lrs. Joe T. Corley, Mr*. Gary Hudgins, $lrs. Louis I.lnnckugel, Mrs. Robert Morris, 3!rs. Thomas Russell, Mrs. Fred Wilson and Mrs. Vincent Cara attended tiie meeting. Oviedo Personals By Bernice Kelsey Mr. and Mrs. Bud Whittak­ er, Sand Mount, Ala., have returned to their home after spending a week here with Mr. and Mrs. T. If. DanleiL W O M AN and Mrs. Matthew Mats of Detroit, Mich. After a brief visit tu Miami, they will re­ turn to DeBary. Enterprise Personals Housa guests o f tha Ardo Whlalera have been Dr. and Mrs. Troy Rpltlcr of Findley Ohio. LC and Mrs. William Ed­ win Toney and son Scott, Grand Forks A ir Force Busn North Dakota arc h<m,<< guests o f Rev. und Mu. Bsscom Carlton this week. Saturday they wera dinner gussts o f Mr. and Mrs. Ches­ ter Henderson who also had their daughter Roxanne and husband Andy A llies, North Plan Spring Zeta X i Chapter members. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, are planning a "Spring Rush" and made tentative plans at their recent meeting. Mrs. Association of Secondary |dates of Chicago, nationally Fred W11 a o n , membership School Principals. Judging is kpown educational publish chairman, requested the soc­ by Science Research Asso-ling and testing organisation. ial committee to complete plans for the rush party. M il* Dawn Barne* o f Caa sclberry, who la planning a u Z eta X i Members Hollywood, homo for tha week end. Thoy were school friends and both having been employed together here at the Floiidu Methodist chil­ dren’s Home- mado it a most opportune time to get togeth­ er. Wo arc huppy to report that Janies Carrol! Coulielle, son o f Mr. und Mrs. Italpn Coulivlte, is home again and recuperating n i c e l y after surgery at the J. Hilda Miller Hospital In Gainesville. Mra. William Hibbard re­ lumed from her visit with friends at Lake Wales In time lo act as chairman of the Garden Club's annual break­ Knitting ti sweeping the na­ fast held at tho Community tion! i f you want to learn Center on Feb. 5. this art, you'll find this pat­ tern an ideal helper for it Mrs II. U. Hill of New York contains basic and advanced City was the houseguest of stitches In diagram and writ­ ten directions! Also a perfect reference source ior tiie expert knitter 1 No. 5063-N has written di­ rection* and illustrations lor more than 35 stitches plus di­ rections for two-needle mit­ By Julia Bartoa Mrs. Martha hteck, Dot ten* In sires 6, 8; gloves in sires small, medium and Hay-Manor, has aa her houselarge. guest*, Mr. and *Mr«. Don To order tend 50 cents in Roberts, Highland Park, coins for each pattern to: Mlcb., and Mr. and Mra. Creative Woman Charlca Hclkklnen. H a z e l The Sanford Herald Park, Mich. Mra. Roberta and Box 438, Midtown Station Mra. Hclkklnen are lister* of New York 11. N . Y. Mrs, Stack. Add 10 cents (or first-class mailing. Mrs. Cecelia Vosper, Tam ­ Print name, address with pa, waa a guest of Mr. and tone, style number end siie Mrs. Frank Perrltti. 134 Dolorca Drive. Mrs. Vosper is a welfare worker for tho A m ig a per-cepite c o n ­ Stato. The Pcrrittls attended sumption of orange juice in the Gaiparlila Parade held in 1962 was 97 six-ounce serv­ Tampa Monday. Mrs. Vosper ings, the American Dietetic it Penrilti'a sister. Association report*. , Mrs. Jim Leonard, Mra. Best Herman and 3trs. Har­ old Appleby entertained, at the Appleby home on Virginia Avenue, with a tea for Leslie Jones, bride-elect. 5trs. Frank Voltoiine greet­ ed the guests as they arrived and In the receiving line were the hostesaes, the honoree and her mother, 5tra. A. G. Jonea, and Mrs. T. A. B est The tea table waa covered with a white cloth and act with ailver appointment*. A floral arrangement o f red and white mumi centered the ta. ble and waa balanced with three * branched candelabra holding red candles. To ac­ cent the Valentine theme red punch waa served, the petit tours were decorated with red heart* and the dainty tea sandwiches w e r e trimmed with red flowers. Anna Lee Herman aerved the punch and 5!rs. Roger Harris pour­ ed the coffee. The bride-elect, lovely in a yellow sheath, waa given a piece o f china in her chosen pattern, aa a reminder of the occasion, from tiie hostesses. They also presented her, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Best with white orchids. About 150 guests called dur­ ing (he appointed houra of 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Gamma Lam bdas Write Impromptu Prose Mrs. Jim Jones, Valentine Girl fo r Gamma Lambda Chapter, Bela Sigma Phi Sorority, will be honored at the covered dish supper the member* will have Saturday night. 3lr. and Mrs. Joe Cor­ ley will host the party, for members and their huehands, at their home on Cam­ eron Avenue. Mrs. James Blythe was hostees fo r the regular busIness. meeting o f the chapter when a nominating commit­ tee was elected. Mr*. J, W. Carter, Mr*. LaMar 3Ieridith and Mrs. Gil Daigle will serve on the eommlttee. Plan* were made fo r the "Spring Ruth" and name* o( prospective rushees were sub­ mitted. Mrs. Jo Knmpf presented a program on "Prose” , gave a definition o f the subject and exrerpts from famous works o f prose. Mr*. Larry Mann and Mrs. Don Hammer gave a program on versemaking, explaining ths es­ sential components o f verse. Mrs. Mann read several poems written by her fatherin-law. Members were asked to write a verse containing their name and tbe roll call was answered with the ver­ ses. They participated in making a continuous poem with each member adding one line. The hostess served custard pie and coffee during tha social hour. Others attending were; Mr* Billy Wynne, Mr*. Jerry McCabe and Mra. Jo* Corley. Altamonte Personals APPRAISAL by Janet Henry SANFORD FLOWER SHOP 5663-N STO REW ID E Cor. B. le t A Sanford Ave. MI-1 $33 333-8433 FRIG ID A IRE A P P LIA N C E SA LE FE A T U R E D W ASH E R H A S 3 SPEEDS, 3 C Y ­ CLES FOR M U LTI-F A B . R IC W ASH ING . • FrigMain underwater Pre - Easter Special Sue Cory Fashion Wave APPXAHAL By Jaast deary Our kitchen's "laefOcleDt," Our dlniag room's "miaplac- S £ •d. dinaera era Our Ubtoware "leeks taste," O ur living room's •'out­ dated," ( l a fact, it's Just a wrack). "uabaleac- And "poorly decoratad" . . . Our daughter lakes H oom -E c. mm Mas, er Brack La—Ua wave with 1 added praUia--------------------- --- — The —w Organic Naa Allergic Wave far lias, ftae hair __ __ ________ Gearsaleed aaUsfactio*—iacludca ahapiag •ad atyUag 'arriett’s 105 8. Oak I Beauty Not 222-5742 Medal W CD AS-1 Sid *1 8 8 With Trade V lh lc a R A N D A LL 111 Reorganization Leslie Jones Bride-Elect Complimented With Tea E L E C T R IC C O . ■uteri n . stseeis Celebrated By Junior Choir A The Big Tree was the rite recently for a hot dog roa»t * given by the Junior choir of the Holy, Cros* Episcopal Church to celebrate their re- wA l *-• organiiatkm. The adult sponsor* for the event were Ml** Eva Hunt, choirmothcr. Mrs. Betty Hatbeck and Ml** Beatrice Buck, organist and choir director, Richard Dea* and Donald • Jones. Those attending this cele­ bration were, Kevin Thomas, Patsy Perkins, Diane Dearolph. Fred Halbcck. Randy Jones, David Nciman. Lynn Stanley. Marwgc White, Judy Youngblade, Judy Bales, Mol­ ly Bush, Benny Butler, Mar­ tha Chadwick, John Coch- q f ranc, David Dearoiph, Jimmy Jones, Phyllis Llngle, Mike Schmidt, R o b e r t Simpson, John Dewitt, Dicky Deal, Susan Dewitt. Tracey Ebbcrt, Elizabeth O'Neil, Brent Raborn, Cathy White, Karen O’­ Hara, Kay Baggcrly, Robin Enos, Charles Youngblade, Valery Lackey, Phil Stanley, Shelley Mcbane and Elizabeth f Losslng. ♦ ■■ * A MRS. ROGER H AR R IS nerves coffee to Mrs. T. A. Best, Leslie Jones and Mra. A. G. Jonea at the tea given for Leslie Saturdny by Mra. Jim Leonard, Mrs. Bess Herman and Mrs. Harold Appleby. JUST IN TIM E FOR V A L E N T IN E G IVING . . . STRAW BAGS FROM SJ.25 UP Clubs To Sponsor Silver Tea Sunday At Ljbrary Mrs. C. P. Harkey, chair­ man of Flno Art* Depart­ ment, Sanford Woman'* Club, and chairman of the silver tea, sponsored by the club and the Jaycec Wives Club, extends an invitation to the general public to attend. 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. and will ben­ efit the library in obtaining needed equipment for the new quarters. Mrs. J. M. Moye, welt known for her talent In bak­ ing and decorating, will pro­ vide the cake and much plan­ The tea will be in the new ning has been done to make public library Sunday from Ihii one of the outstanding events In town. Take this opportunity to visit your library, meet the staff, and see what they offer in the remodeled building. Dirt Gardeners Will Meet With Mrs. Robison Mr*. R. K. Robison will be hostess to Dirt Gardeners Circle Friday at to a.m. at her homo, 1407 E. Second Street. Flemings Gifts • Card* • Book! 210 E. First St. Eva Bess Beauty Shop NE W LOCATION 121 N. O AK, CORNER COM M ERCIAL Eliminate Faded Hair FOREVER With Regular Color TreaUaent Mr*. W. E. Kirchhoff will be the program speaker, her sub­ ject: "Legendary Symbolism of Flowers." There will be a ten minute program on hor­ ticulture. S rn l - Permanent — N o Rub • O ff Or Dry Hair. fk x jl Y l ’h. 322-3914 U IN L s I $| 10 DAYS ONLY — THUR8, FEII. 13th THRU SAT. 22ad FLORSHEIM Values To — SALE $24.95 - $22.95 - $20.95 - — — — ONE LOT SHOES VALUES TO *18 .9 5 *1 7 .9 5 *15 .9 5 i i | 4 - 9 5 * 2 2 .9 5 * 100 PAIR — BROKEN SIZES JARMAN Values To — SALE $ 1 6 .9 5 ----------- * 8 .9 5 $11.95 ----------- * 6 .9 5 o i �H jf DtttfnrB VrraTb Feb. 12, 1964 — Page Altamonte Club Hears Talk By Dr. Douglass D? Julia Barto* Dr. Paul Douglass, pro­ fessor or political science at Hollins College tpcaker for and the guest. SAYE MORE ON THE STAR SPECIALS THROUGHOUT THIS AOI ■ * Altamonte Spring* C hic Club last Wed­ nesday, advised that there BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESH ( » U C ID lk 3-t# | 15H ------------------- atill la time for Altamonte to develop in the correct man­ ner if plans are begun im ­ mediately. Members at the meeting agreed to have an old fash loned food sale on March 14 in the Community House from 10 a.nr. until 1 p.m. Contribu tions of all good foods will be accepted for this sole. Mrs. Eugene Taylor, Heart Fund chairman for the area asked for volunteers for the Feb. 23 Heart Sunday drive. The hat and dress sale pro Ject brought in some $30. Announcement was made that a meeting will be held at the Woman’s Club in Sanford on Thursday, Feb. 27, begin nlng at 10 a.m. Those plan­ ning to attend are to bring covered dish. The Valentine motif was carried out in decorations for last week’s meeting by Mrs. Milton Tinsley and members of ber hostess committee, Mrs. Clare Reitter, Mrs. Les lie Bryan and Mrs. Jane Well born. Floral arrangements of pink and white camellias were used throughout the room. PORK n LU 1 1 1 O L IO m S: < ---------r i -i i BEEF ROT ARMOUR STAR QUICK FROZEN LARCI . M T 0^ LB « GROUND BEEE.............*1** GREENDELL FROZEN 6 PER 1 LB PKG ^CUBE STEAKS................. . “ 69* FARMER CRAY ¥ A L L MEAT FRANKS .2 ^ .6 9 ' F L O R ID A O** I PA C KED l im it . C O FFEE C O O K IN G MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUSTRATED 8 DELUXE VOLUMES Ik s F Y N I-T E X YOU WILL EXPERIENCE • Adam aa4 Eva drive* fram P a n d M • The teedb A apt HaMag Ms ■ n f a i af I • The Aagrl Gabriel SriMag Mary * f Am earning of ChrM • J e w driving the mensy thaagm frees Che Tswphf. This II taMa partial Met of tbca* superb I volumes. 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WHITE POTATOES AND 2 39 I / .IK M" Shrimp Cocktail F F D tlH X t CAM S HRI MP il- * TUNA FISH 4S&M" Jf CUT GREEN BEANS 2 5 # YELLOWSQUASH 1 0 ' • • v E C O ’ Jnutr \ - A l a s k a n B re a d e d L IM IT • 1 OF YOUR CNDICC WITH STARKIST F F Deluxe Brand * O IL S 89 LB M A K E R FACKId\ m I0?( _ > ^ U M ^ I0 . 1 M£W, AUTHORITATIVE, APPROVED, AUTHENTW A . Ak ' E INS.COFFEE $P WESSON 28' 25 >DETERGENT 39k ION SALE NOWI M LB 4 w ith food o rd er TOMATOES FR EE •>*i 0 ' 11v* . . iHb » mQM 4jg>< 69 79 WM I # TURKEY DRUMSTICKS. « 29* 1 0 < ,i i SHRIMP SALE! ^ BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESH PTA Council To Meet Board To M eet CUT RIB r id Q l —? -.‘ r i l ME A T t WHI T F tSTEAKSor ROASTS...........- 59' FYNE-SPRED By Julia Hartne Tha regular monthly cover •d dish supper meeting o f the Altamonte Spring* Garden Club will be held at fl:S0 p. m. Thursday at the Community House on Maitland Avenue. Speaker fo r the evening will be A . T. Colthe, who for 26 years was head o f the Orlando Purks. A graduate o f Kansas University o f Manhattanville, Klin., In the school of architec ture, he now le eemi-retlred serving as a consultant. Th* garden club has Issued a public reminder that it will sponsor a fish fr y on Friday, Feb. 2f>, from 6 until 7 p.m . Th* following Thursday (Feb. 20) th* general meet­ ing will be held at 0 a. in. at th* Altamonta school with the program theme to be in cele­ bration o f Founders Day. School rwpreeentativea attend­ ing w ill be from Bear Lake, Lyman, South Seminole Jun­ ior High and PinerresL Purpose o f the meeting will be to work together ae a unit to organise plana fo r the com­ ing months. «CENTER > E n iK K w if O r . ? . BEEF CHUCK Altamonte Garden Club To Meet By Julia Ilartua . Tha axccutive board o f the Seminole County Council of Parent - Teacher Associations w ill meet at 9 a. m. Thursday • t th* Altamonte Elementary I RIB END R0AST 3 3 4*LOIN END ROAST. 3 9 ' N PORK CHOPS........“ 6 9 ' (SLIC ED Ik 494) L V *4*1 **i M O P E F A MO U S F OOD F A I P LOW P RI CES P L U S FREE M E R C H A N T S GREEN S T A M P S ' W p s r ,,/ » J j- . j . ■+ �(b su n h • D E A R A B B Y i I am 21 and, after three jreara o f mar* rlage, a n proudly awaiting the birth o f rny first child In June. M y mother la ex* pecttag around the aama time. The problem it Mom. She la 40, unmarried and mad a t the world. In her case there'* no chance o f marriage. She get* angry with me when I ahow any aigna o f happlneae over the baby. I feel guilty even mentioning K becauae aha la eo miserable about her condition. I'm ao happy about mine. Mom has lived with us since our marriage. She’s been self • supporting but will have to quit work soon. M y frlcndi and rela­ tives have given me baby showers, but they treat Mom like an outcast. She feels ao bitter and left out. I told her she ought to go to a Home For Unwed Moth* era, but she ssys, at her age, she'd feel foolish with all those young girls. What ahould Mom d ot W O RM ED DAUGHTER D EAR W ORRIED: She should go to a Home For Unwed Mothers. If misery loves company, she'll, have plenty o f company her own age — and even older. I will send her a list of Homes la her area Immedi­ Wa D EAR A B B Y : Please tell that mailman's wife, who la afraid she'll lose her hus­ band to one o f those awful women who comes to the door In her bathrobe, some­ thing for m e. Yes, I do have a passionate love for m y mailman. He brought m y children home when they followed the garbage truck down the street and got lo s t He pulled a little boy out from the path of an on-coming car right In front of my house one day. He caught our runaway dog and held him until the boys got there with the lessh. He's paid m y postage due mall out of his own pocket when I had no change. ( I repaid him .) He has walked through sprinklers to get to m y mailbox. Sure I love him. Who wouldn’t? But a great affair we would never have. He has four children and I have seven. Besides, he doesn’ t have time for It, and neither do I. Mrs. P. • • • Legal Notice SOTICI o r BI'IT t o i jK im r u ntciiAittia and tf mart lad, ----- BICIIanna, hi* wtr*. D*r*ndam*. TOU AND KACtt o p TOU •ra h.rsby notified tlial suit ha* h**n oommem-.d against you In lh* Clrrull Cnurt uf the Ninth Judicial Circuit nr Ilia Hlat* ot Florida In and for Mcmlnol* County, tha ab­ breviated lltta nr which t*i n o r m u o h to n i a v i n u b DANK, Plaintiff, Vi. jisn n r u married, — wlf*. mciunnH and ir IUCUAUDH, hi* , F lu id s - u n s ii ♦ If. t sai­ r « k i, ls. Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to A B B Y, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby's new book­ let “ HOW TO W R IT E L E T ­ TE R S FO It A L L OCCA­ SIO NS." By Oswald Jacoby NORTH (D ) IP AAQI v i e m ♦ 76 1 ♦ A ll BAST *7 1 *1 0 1 1 f l i t V A 10 I S ♦ KQJS ♦ A 1014 ♦ J I M 4U >« BOUTE AKJIC4 VQJ ♦ at ♦ KQ7I No coo vulnerable North gaot Booth Weal Paw Pare 1 A 1 * Paw Fi n 44 B * Peas Put Opening lead - ♦ K Furthermore, It ha* not chan- «•* °” l0" ,na S’ ,rl"“: WEDNESDAY P. M. Silt (S) htwacope (S) News, sport*. We*' tbtr ( f ) New*. Bperte, W **‘ ther t u » ( I ) Editorial S ill ( ! ) News, 8port*. Whe­ ther • l i l t I f ) Cb S Bporta S:St ( ! ) Weather Show III* ( ! ) New*— Walter Cronkite (1) New*—lion Coehren ( ! ) Huntley • Brinkley S ill (S) THA Tltt (S) Deputy (S> Olenn Reeve* ( I ) Cheyenne 7 itl f l ) Virginian ( I ) Chronicle lisa IS) Batty Duke sue ( t ) Tha Farmer's Daughter f f ) Tlehtrop* lit* ( I ) Espionage (S) Beverly Hltlbllllee ( I ) Ben Caaey IlSO (S) Dick Van Drk* tens (1) Eleventh flour ( I ) Denny Kay* (1 ) Charming 11:00 ( ] : ( * ) New*, Weather, Hporte ( f ) News — M u r p h y Martin line ( ! ) News. Weather, Sports 11:11 (S) Theater of the Btnr* (2) Johnny Carson in n (Color) ( I ) Movie THUR8DAY A. M. 1:00 (2) ailmnesttee S ilt (2) aunehln* Almente fits (S).Drove. Farm Report Sl2S (2) Florid* History (« ) Hunrls* Semester TlM (2) Today— Hugh Down* f t ) Film Features TrlS (2) Farm Mkt. Report Ti2l ( I ) Mickle Even* ( t ) Today T ill (S) Local Nawa, Wea­ ther SiM ( I ) Captain Kangaroo 1:21 (S) Cartoons 1:00 (2) Divorce Court ( I ) American History f t ; Keerelse For Women S ill ( I ) Cartoons (S) Romper Room K i l l (2 ) Say When (S) New*— Mlk* Wallae* 10:21 (2) NBC Newa ( I ) Spanish tOllS (2) Word for Word (S) December Bride ( ! ) t Love Lucy ItiSS ( I ) Concentration <11 Prte# la Right <l> The McCoy* tlllS (S) Missing Link* ( ( ) The Object Is ( I ) fe ta A Gladys al concept. It la only used headed by an honor. It is on­ ly used when there Is no con­ venient other bid and It Is not a forcing bid. I f partner has a bad hand partner passes a one club opening Just as he would pass a one diamond, heart or spade opening. THURSDAY P. M. North's opening club bid Is 1I:M (S) Your First Impreac* standard today. Not that it loa matters much. The final con­ (S) Lova of Life ( I ) Raven Ktya tract o f four spades would be 12:10 ( I ) Truth or Coma*reached by almost anyone. quencea ( I ) Father Know* Beit It also would be made by ( ! ) Search for Tomorrow almost anyone. All South has H i l l (S) Uuldlng Light to remember to do la to go IlSO ( I ) Nawa f t ) Ernl* Ford after hearts before ho releas­ (S) Tha Open Window es dummy's ace of clubs. t i l l 12) Focua 1:20 (2) People Ara Funny Eventually he discards one (|) New*— Dav* Fan* club on the king of hearts nett (S) Aa The World Turn* so aa to bold hla losses to two t i l l (0) Cartoon* diamonds and one h eart 1:00 ( I ) Lot's Maks A Deal ( I ) Ann Solharn (S> Password Slid (2) The Doctors ( I ) Day In Court ( I ) Art Llnklattar SHI ( I ) News— Lisa How­ ard Keep track of how much S:SS (2) I Tirana Young ( f ) denars' Hospital sleep be is getting (and see ( I ) To Tall Tha Truth 2:10 (2) You Don't Bay that he gets more If he isn't (Color) getting enough.) f t ) yussn For A Day (S) Tha Eds* o f Nlaht Take his word as to whe­ 4:00 (2) Match dam* ther sho Is planning too hec­ (O Trallmaater ( I ) Secret Storm tic a social life for them as t:2* (2i Burns and Allen a couple. 4:2b (2) New* IS) Uncle Walt Listen if be says she Is 1:00 (2) Hast ot Uroecko spending too much money, ( t ) Cartoon* and cut down on expenses S ill (1) Nawaeopo ( I ) Leave It To Boavar wherever she can. Womaney Ruth Miiiett (here Is snything women DON’T need, It’s a new club to Join. But it would be s fine ides If Amerlcsn women became alarmed enough at the way women are outliving men in tills country lo deride to pre­ serve their husbands strictly on their own. Surely no wife has to Join a committee to figure out how lo do her utmost to safeguard Quit dreaming up household her husband's physical health chores for him when he and emotional well-being. comes home tired, try to All she baa to do: handle as many fam ily prob­ lems as iha can without in­ volving him. College Offers Horseshoeing W1LBURTON, Okie. (U P I ) — Eastern Oklahoma A R M College has added aa al­ most lost art to Us curricu­ lum. It has set up a fearhour short course la horseshoe lag. The another of horses has drrllnrd In Oklahoma, hut those remaining are of high quality aad value. Many owners depend an traveling farriers lo k e e p their mount* shod. College effl. rials hope to provide enough local talent to do some of Uto work. Men — help preserve your wives. Read “ Happier Wives (hints for husbands)." Mall 25 rents to Ruth Millet Read­ er Service, c/o ((T h e San­ ford Herald), P.O. Box 4M, Dept. A , Radio City Station, New York If, N .Y . Hadaon'a Futo On hla last voyage to the New World, the men o f ex­ plorer Henry Iludeon muti­ nied against him and placed him, his son and seven loyal sailors adrift in a amail boat. They were never heard from again, lorn. D A IL Y Bowitr’a Luncheon Special •hr B n tn t Pajre 10 — Feb. 12, 1964 •rrani d ih fh U y h JtA T V Time Previews 7:304:30 p.m. CBS. Chron­ Max Baer and Donna Doug­ Hour. “ The Only Remaining Copy la In the British Mu­ Trip to the Moon.” las. Forget the stupid 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. The Dick seum." The original cast of Broadvan Dyke Show. A very thin title. This hour offers you the way’s “ Beyond the Fringe" plot, even for a comedy, sav* opportunity to see Roddy Me(Jonathan Sillier, Peter Cook, ed by a clever acene In a Dowall give a brilliant, vir­ Dudley Moore and Alan Ben­ psychiatrist's office. When tuoso performance as a quix­ nett) star In a nutty adapta­ Laura (M ary Tyler Moore) otic young genius who escapes tion of Jules Verne's novel plana a weekend In the moun- from mundane realities by as­ taini, Rob develops severe suming wildly varied char­ undertaken by Miller and Ro­ back pains that seem to be acter impersonations. It's an bert Goldman. Thla will not mentally I n d u c e d . Laura inconclusive story, but the be to everyone'a taate, but wc thinks Rob ia shamming, but role is a fine one, hampered liked it and it doea represent Rob believes the particular only by the limitations Im­ aomewhat o f a departure for mountain area has a sinister posed on it by the regular character* and format. Mehold on hla subconscious. thla aeriea. 1011 p.m. CBS. The Danny Dowall shouldn't be missed. f-10 p.m. NBC. Eipionagc. The Frantic R ebel." Erneit Kaye Show. Two very funny Kinoy, one of television'* few sketches, both involving actor S T A R T S SUN. social dramallata, takca a Peter Falk as guest star. The crack at comedy here and opening sketch has Danny as cornea up with what ia funda­ a terrified hospital patient, mentally hia veraion of a cowed by a menacing psycho bawdy reatoration comedy. (F alk ) as hla roommate. A The apying ia all on the fun- closing spoof o f “ Lawrence loving aide, but the play ia of A rabia" secs Danny aa a not the thing. An Engliih c a it dauntless secret agent match­ headed by Roger Liveeey aa ing cunning with Falk as a Johnson and Stanley Baxter ruthless ahclk. In between, aa Boswell (It's *et in the there’s some rousing Dixie LAST DAY Ume o f the American R evo­ land Jau provided by clariCary Grant lution), plua Jill Bennett and netist Pete Fountain and hla Audrey Hepburn Paulina Boty, takea whatever group, plus a fair vocal solo of “ Once in a L ifetim e" by boners there are. “ CHARADE" •-0:30 p.m. CBS. The Bev­ Michele Lee. K aye closes hia erly Hillbillies. The best show with a stirring rendition Starts Tomorrow laughs in this one are pro­ of “ Gonna Build a Mountain." Shows A t 1:00 • 4:00 10-11 p.m. NBC. Eleventh vided by Nancy Kulp in her 0:30 . 0:00 dour-faced Jane Hathaway role. She and Banker Dryadale (Raymond Bailey) prime moon-faced bank clerk (Boba Watson) aa a suitor for TOJUTH A THURSDAY Elly May. Ttie scheme works larlsad Paaa Nile* smoothly M il the Clampctts Tr** A ia , M are distracted by an unwel­ "WHO'* COT THE ACTIO.V* come visit from form er hill­ Dtaa Mania billy neighbor Lafe Crick Lea a Tara** la Cola* (P e te r Whitney), who’s still Pin* VI *I«0 0*1 r determined to get a cut of •'PKHFNCT P t III.OLGir* T ea * Card* the Clampett bank account. Jeael Lrlah — Cola* Starring aa tha Clampctts are Buddy Ebscn, Irene Ryan, icle. " A • Bales • OUR B O A R D IN G HOUSE rT SORB IS QUIET, AROUND HERBNITU RUCK AN D TH&MA30R GONE THOSE- PELLOW6 HAD MOflE 6 AB PEtZ MINUTE WHEN; THSYfeOT TOOETHER THAN A a » C •JOCKEY CONN EtvlTlON t aJteob{£mmoa M is R V u r I K REYNOLDS■" O UR ANCESTORS (O t'n Js C A F E T E R IA S " " S ‘Tt&ciouAFbod CmkouiOwice Coma M m wKh ue. Enjoy Cftsp, appetising salads. . . tasty ptee, cake* and creams.. .lender, dellclout prime meets and garden-trash vegetables. . . served In tmbr pfeesent eurroundfnge. And remember, Thursday night fie “femlly night" with tree deeeerte for ell...and , Saturday night i* "steak night" when you get a big tt-ih. T-Bone steak cooked to your order lot only i -luncheon: Jf A M I- A l l P. M. Dinner: 4:30-8 .-OOP. M. !?J Trade Winda Cafeterias alao Orlando, Leesburg, Cocoa A located in Melbourne *1 never can remember that pla r*etpa . • • how Bunt blaokbirds dogs it call for?’* SH O RT R IB S MV DAD HAS A NEW JOB IN "THE NUM8E8S RAQC6T. TV RENTAL Service Seminole T V FA M O M Zenith Color T V Bale* 3440i Sanford A t* . H you consider this pre­ serve • your • husband idea as sound, go right to work preserving your own — but for goodness' sake don't or­ ganise a club and mske a big deal of it. J U IC Y 2446 French A y*. Sanford, Fla. Carry Out Orders Ph. 622-9616 Hambargar Cake Order Frewch Free Game 9 9 Fries Of Bowling 11 A.M. lo 1 P.M. JET LANES BUGS B U N N Y How to M V 9 lor o rainy day and |t*lp your country how GO AIMC/1 r M NOT N BUYING A N Y OF YOUR ■ JUNI< TOCUtYl ------- V ( B i/rrv ia o rA ' whkh*wfll affect Iha future mg • — n - It's kind af com­ forting 0* have a fmmd standing by la help yaa a a l that emergency. N s Charge Far Bowling Shoe* geodes tf’ wMdTla the day Is day M HOUSE S P E C IA L ! DELICIOUS G OLDEN F R IE D STEAK O N IO N S A M ONORARD. wicr SAU CE roe o n lt LANES a # ■------a— n g m Tea m b M p meal hath needs with U . S. Sw ings Banda Tanr fail n r Aawrimao ara alTandy bolding M? btlUaw la Barings Beads—for rainy days, end auaay days, too. Why not Jobs thane? Aad o h If yoa d e a l foal pretty goad ahead H. E hg Baade ess <Ae FogroO BossInge Floss Sahar a west stork. O r o4 ong hook. Jfr charge /or the aervsee. mobt tasty sandwich you’ve eves eaten i i 5 s 3 Dtfandent*. In Chancery No. tin t. Tit* nature of this lull I* • foreclo*ur* of that certain tnortfae* from eald defeudante to plaintiff, dated Keptamber St, ISIS and recorded October ST. ISIS la Official Iteeorda Hook SS* past 111 of tba Public llarordf of Semi­ nole County, Florida, encum­ bering dial certain piece or parcel of properly located, elland being In aald Couu. 6*1*. r and State, ta.wltt Lot it. l a k h HAnniET KSTATKa, according lo plat thereof a* recorded In Plat Hook IS, page IS of tha Public Iteeorda ot Seminole County, Florida. b a c i i o p r o u ut incguin. git to fllo your anawar or other written defeneea lo the Complaint with tba Clerk ot the Circuit Court ot Somlnola County, Florida, In Ihla pro­ ceeding and ta aarva a copy thereof upon tba plalnllfCa attarneya, wbeaa namea and addraaa art hereinafter aal forth, aa required by law sot later than tba tllh day af February IMS. la default thereof lh* ***** will proeada a « pari* upaa tba entry at a Deere* Pro Oonfaaao again*! you. WITNESS my hand and tha official aaal of aald Court In Semlnol* County. Florida, tbla STih day of Jaauary 1»«4 (SEAL) Arthur H. Bock with, Jr.. Clark af tba circuit Court Byi Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk BEAHDALL, CHID LEY AND UCWIS Attorneys far Plaintiff •s Honk Get It o ff your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 336S, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • D E AR A B B Y : M y hus­ band and I disagree on Jha Preserve • your • husband committees are springing up all over Europe, according to a recent newa story, as Eur­ opean women are becoming Increasingly alarmed about the way wives are outliving their husbands. (Among Eur­ opeans over 65, there are two women for each man.) I'm a bit hesitant about mentioning these preserveyour • husband organisations for fear the Idea will catch hold In America where, If something we hope you will settle for us. When Christ­ mas cards come trailing In a day o r two AFTER Christmas (and some of them are “ airm a il"), don't you think It proves that the senders really didn't Intend to send you one, but after getting one from you they felt cheap and tried to make up for It? I do. And I think those people should be dropped from our Christ­ mas card list next year. M y husband says that some people are Just “ behind" with their cards, and it shouldn't matter when their carda get there, as long as they do. W ell? MR. AND MRS. D EAR MR. AND MRS.: 1 agree with your husband. Better late than to be Ig­ nored. And who counts? • • • ately on request She m ay use her correct name with­ out fear or emarraisment. A ll Inquiries ere strictly confidential. Good luck I • • • (facoby On Bhidqa Another Innovation In any 1135 book "The Four Aces System " was the three • card minor suit opening. The word­ ing in describing It was, "Th e three-card minor suit bid Is • general utility man. It Is neither used nor intended as a psychic and la employed eoly with a hand which Is a compulsory bid and when there la no ether satisfactory opening bid." We qualified this bid fur­ ther by explaining that we only bid It with one o f the three top honors and when we could bid - either threecard minor wo opened one dub. The three-card minor Is a part o f every system and ev­ ery expert's kit o f bids today. Television By Abigail Van Buren TANDY PEPPER US. 8AVIN88 BONDS i SSS-7642 ft* M. OmiMIlMdMl • �. aK —.»< KFf VtvforB WrriTB Feb. 12. 19(54 — 11 Tnge Alfreda M ayo To HOUSTON (U P I) — Engi­ stick” vibrations in America's neers spent more than $3 m il­ Titan-2 rockcl—but it could lion to calm down the “ pogo- mean an extra margin of saf­ ety for astronauts on future rides into space. Polk’s Schooling A* W ed Leon Burrows It) Hubert B. Ih u m u Jr. Lulu Lester. Third graders Lovelcen Bryant, Altneta G. F A 2- 5756 Cummings and Brenda J. • M a n l e y impnrted selected readings. Annye Louise Kefoe, pres­ ident nf the student lardy, imparted sums timely infor­ mation to the faculty and students. She said, “ There is a purpose fo r your life. Each one has something to live for. Stamp that, thought firm ly in your mind, and it will drive out all feelings o f jealousy, one o f the most de­ structive o f all emotions. Jealousy breeds bate, pre­ judice, greed and envy; and probably it it the chief cause -A o f un inferiority complex. Each o f ut should work to­ ward forming in his owe } * •■•"•■■" I& -? mind a clear picture o f the person God created him to ALFREDA MAYO Ire. God had that picture in his mind before we were Mrs. Inez Mayu announce burn, und let us pray that his tliu engagement o f h e r mind will bu in us. Ask your•laughter, A lfreds, to Leon Burrows, ion o f M ri, Kuthio Nathan. The bride-elect was grad­ uated from Groom* High School. She Is matriculating at Volusia County Commun­ ity College, Daytona Beach, in her freshman year. Her fiance, was graduated from Crooms High School and attended Oakwood Col­ lege. 'Huntsville, Alabama. He is presently employed at Cape Kennedy. The wedding has been set fo r Kaster Sun­ day at First Shiloh Baptist Church on W est l.'lth Street. ltuy A. Allen Chapter, H i-Y and Tri-H I-Y, observed It’s 10th anniversary Sunday, with Steve W righ t presiding a representative group of the graduate Hi-Y and T rl H i-Y memlrers witnessed the very colorful program. (R e g ­ inald McGill, Errol Cherry, Linda Merthie and Betty Black gavu a beautiful ren dition o f “ I Believe.” Mrs UEUNYCE MORRIS Josio Allen, w ife o f the late Hoy A- Alleif, was presentsd with a g ift in his memory. Mrs. Ueunyce It. Morris, teacher at Volusia County Community College, gave an inspiring message. Sha spokt o f being “ A ll Ideal Person.” ’ ’A ll men are created equal hut some are better than oth­ ers,” she said. Sha cited an example o f using tha yard­ stick. The evaluation o f men and the measurement o f In­ dividuals ahuw that some are better equ ipped with facul­ ties than others. • • • The 160 members uf the junior class o f Grooms High School held their first class meeting on January 80. Ob­ ject! vs o f th* meeting was the election o f class officers fo r the 1963-64 school term. The officers are: John T. Mitchell, president; George Itagley, vice president; Shir­ ley Rhodes, secretary; Doio n s 1*< la in ), utsiatam sec­ retary; Ueurgeianna Fudge, treasurer; Martha Dehose, jtarliamcntnrian; II r r n d a Shaw, reporter. The Junior cla*» s|Kinsor» are Mrs. D.A. Thomas, M i»» K.li. Anderson, Mrs. I>. F. Humphrey, C. U. Franklin and II. L. Evans. Tire class has selected as Its motto “ We have climbed II steps, )i-t then are many more.” • * • 'P ogo' Study Adds To Space Knowledge James Knox Polk. 11th pres­ ident o f the U. S., had no fo r­ mal schooling until he entered the University o f North Caro­ lina, where his record was "correct, punctual and indus­ trious.” Polk was admitted to the bar at the nge of 25, ac­ cording to the Encyclopaedia Britnnnira. It started off as an em er­ gency project to eliminate, or at least reduce, vibrations in the Titan-2 that could prove annoying and possibly dan­ gerous to the two-man space teams it will lift into orbit. The program not only toned the Titan-2 down to safe lev­ els, but also paid off in know­ ledge that can—and should— be applied to the bigger and better space boosters o f the future, Jerome B. liammack. chief o f launch vehicle launch systems Integration for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (N A S A ), said. He suggested that giant su­ per-boosters, such as the l i t million pound thrust Saturn-1, the Satum-5 moonrurket and the A ir Force's mighty Titan3, might lind some useful chapters in what now amounts to a veritable ency­ clopedia on the so-called "W e shouldn't just let this ••pogo-stick" problem. work stop now,” liammack "Pogo-stick” is the nick­ said. “ Other vehicle systems name applied to vibrations can benefit from it. so let’s that shake a rocket from nose don't be selfish about using to nuitle at a certain point in flight. All liquid-fueled roc­ It." kets suffer from worse than others. it, some A ir Force the vibrations would have to be reduced. On Titan-2, technicians dis­ The A ir Force poured Its covered a “ pogo-stick" own money Into the "firstbounce o f 11 times a second aid” program and came up with such force that, it was feared, an astronaut could be with a solution that involved shaken so badly that he could adding a surge chamber to not keep his eyes on his vital the oxidizer line and a pistonand-spring accumulator to ab­ instrument panel. The space agency chose T i­ sorb some o f the force. tan-2 to lift its two-man team Three Titan-2 rockets with of Gemini astronauts into or­ these "fix e s ” have been flown bit starting isle this year or from Capa Kennedy in the early in 1965—but it told the past threo months, and "a ll T IP TO P three showed tha vibrations definitely within acceptable lim its," Hammack said. Land Grant Cotlegsa In 1962, tha American A s­ sociation o f Land Grant Col­ leges and State Universities observed the 100th annivers­ ary o f passage o f the M orrill A ct which created tha land grant educational Institutions, according to Britannica Book of the Year. FEA TU R ES SW IFT ’S TR U -TEN D R BEEF Guaranteed Tender & Well Flavored Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded i ,b a n ^ A ll M eat Stew 59' ANNYE REFOE self again and again, why was I bom ? What can I best do and be? Focus the pic­ ture sharply and fix it firm ­ ly ." • • • Midway Elemsntary School P T A met last Monday night. The Rev. W illie J. Moore c o n d u c t e d the devotional service. Projects fo r the month o f February were list­ ed and dates announced. Ilia Silver Tea was held last Sun­ day ill the school auditorium. This Ten was s|»ou»uied by Mrs. Sarah Cambridge. (Mrs. Kendrick will sponsor a pro­ gram at St. M a 11 li e w a Church Sunday at 3 p.m. A ll proceeds w ill bo dnnatod to the Midway Volunteer Fire­ man Association. Un Fabrusry 28 at H p.m. Mrs. L.A. Kilgore, Mrs. B. Jackson and Mrs. E.C. Prin­ gle w ill sponsor the Found­ ers Day Program. Following the bualnrs* ses­ sion. Professor Hamilton re­ lated some o f the highlights o f the district P T A confer­ ence in W inter Park. Rev. E.E. Williams, president cf the Midway Volunteer Firemau Association on ways o f Improving tha Midway com­ munity. Mrs. Claudia Hughes was tlscU d delegate to th* state P T A convention in Gainesvil­ le,Florida. W illi# C. Cum­ mings la president and Mrs. Lee Anna Kilgore is report­ er. e •• Ih e general committee uf the March o f Dimes wishes to thank tha citizens o f San­ ford and Semlnulo County for their aupport and service in making the drive a satisfact­ ory auccest. • • • Alm a J. Hurston Chapter, Future Teachers o f America o f Crooms High School, at­ tended the sixth annual Florla State Future Teacher* con­ vention last Saturday at Mi­ ami. Tlie firs t geiieiui u*M-inbly wus held ul 9:15 a. ni. in the Carver High School auditor­ ium as a welcome to all dele­ gates. Thu ktcoud naauiubly was held in the school’s cafeteria with lunch und talent. Crooina High School had two contestante participating on this pro­ gram. They were: Annie Rutli Jaikson, Instrumental s o l o and Carolyn Mobley, solo, arr u r a p a n t e d by her sister, Eleanor Mobley, pianist. The convention then assem­ W.L. Hamilton, principal bled into committees with the of M i uw ay Elementaly voting delegates fruiu each School, presented an “ Im ­ school participating. Uur vot­ promptu laten t Program.” er* were Brenda Jordan and last Wednesday. Stephanie Jrnire Davia. Je^jilns, o f the seventh grade Crooms High School chartread /.tin- scripture. Prayer tie d a bus awl took a delega­ a us " by A r t h u r Hrowu, tion uf 39 sludtuU to the con­ o f the vighth grade. Gladys tention and participated ac­ lls li recited a reading. Osce tively in the meeting end rep ole Jones sang "H e .” There ic.cntod thu school to th* utwas a piano selection b> jtnosU A . jL Stewing Hens I81 lb. LYRES CORN BEEF HASH L Y K E fl BEEF STEW 3 • SH OW BOAT SPAGHETTI 30a CANS L A R U T A IS OZ. CAW • BUSH REI) K ID N E Y B E A N S CORN • BUSH GR. & W H ITE LIM AS 3 303 o BEEF D EL M ONTE Vi C AN S T U N A FISH CANS $1 3-*l 3-*1 SEE OUR NEW LINE OP Limit 6 With 15 Order ('lease Betty Crocker C ake Mixes K A N S A S Q U EEN • Devil* Food • Whits • Yellow • Choc. Fudge • Cocoanut Delight FLOUR . . . 5 lb. bag 39c K R A F T QT. JA B MAYONNAISE 3 _ _ _ _ _ 49c BO XES *1 lil.LIE SEAL SOLID 0LE0 Lim it 2 W ith 15 Order Pleaaa 10 FRESH PRODUCE U. 8. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES 10 l b s . 39* • » II. S. NO. 1 YELLOW ONIONS 3 LB. 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Almost a century ufter his death, his memory is familiar ami comfortable as the penny which bears his likeness. Lincoln is a car, a school, a monument, a city, a bank. His bio­ graphers are legion. Lincolniana fills our libraries. Politicians rout­ inely quote him him in speeches, almost every schoolchild, at one time or another, memorizes the Gettysburg Address. Abrahnm Lincoln has counseled us for 100 years, yet we have too seldom listened. He has shown us the road to brotherhood, yet we have too often set our faces against it. For too many o f us, Lincoln has been an abstraction, a school holiday, a head carved in the rocks o f the Dakotas. Hut last November all Ameri­ ca touched Lincoln and we really knew him for perhaps the first time. Abraham Lincoln can no longer be merely a figure in history. For the fourth time in century, our country’s faith in reason ami the busic humanity o f man was cruelly shnken by the bullet which took the life o f a president. We were bewildered, saddened, angered. Later, numbly, we thought back to Lincoln and to the legacy that lives in his words. With John K e n n e d y ’ s assassination, those words were more clearly under­ stood. A b r a h a m Lincoln's eloquent wisdom hus been carefully and rev­ erently passed to us. It still makes our minds soar and our heartbeats ED ITO R’S NO TE: This ney Charles W. Schoene- man giving advice on fill­ ing out your Inromr tax return.) fly C H AR I.E S W. SCIIOKN EM A N Written for Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Lota o f talk mid some ac­ tion on tax cuts and tax re­ forms have grabbed plenty o f headline space over the past year. Rut as the time approaches for the annual battle with Form 1040, most U.S. taxpayers will be wrest­ ling with the same old rates and rules. The major exception is in the area o f what the tax man calls " T A E " (travel and entertainment) and what the cultural anthropologist* have labeled "expense ac­ count living.” The highly controversial and w idely misunderstood 1003 IILS regulations on ex­ penses will get special and lengthy attention later in this series. Rut first things first. Before you can fill out and file a return, you must know what return to file. There is a long form (1040) and a likewise because of her de­ sire to remain the reign­ ing belle Class for " i f ye know these things, happy are ye if ye do them.” John 13:17 KJV Happiness does not come from knowing but from doing, it does not come from books or bottles, but will always be the coveted prize o f those who walk in the Christian way. Happiness is a by-product o f righteous­ ness. Panama To Be Expensive ll*ar Lake-Forrsl City Mra. Maryann Mllra 838-3678 Chuluota Mra. Joan Magia 363-3743 Lake Monroe Mra. H. L. Johnson 323-4732 Long wood Mra. Donna Kates 838-3317 North Orlando Mra. Mona Grlnatead 123-3291 Drtlary Mra. Adam Muller 668-4410 Osteen Mra. Clarcnee Snyder 323-4841 Enterprise Mis* Helen Knodgrass 668-9933 Oviedo Mra. Georg* Kelsey 363-3486 It needed no great foiesight on Hu- part of U.S. civilian and military lead­ ers in the zone to see that Panamanian nationalists and Communist infiltrators were awititing only an excuse to n-pcal Hi* mob action uf 19.19 which was Iriggcird by the same issue. The Herald arlr»«M let* Iera frum lla readers •« pals* lie affair*. The writer may aae a pea aame provided Ike lei* far plea rarrlea tke writer's true n a « aad addrrsa* Ullsra •f fewer Ikaa tM wards will ke |hes preference. Letters addressed la afkera ars accept­ able provided Ikrr da aat deal la perswaalltles. Haeirp la aat pakllsked fcr Tka Herald* w a r n ; * a. g i e l o w . e d i t o r a x o p l e i . i s h e H FIIAXK %OLTOLI.SK, CirealatUu • O*a*rol Msaagcr ROT GREET Advertising Manager HARRIETT E. JOIIXSOX Classified Director JARIR SHOEMAKER Business Manager FRED WELLS Mechanical aupt Entered as second olaee metier October II, t i l l at th* Post office of Benford, Florid*, under the Act of Coagrot* of March. Tha Herald la a member of tho Ualiod Froeo which I* **titled exclusively to th* uea for ropuhltaaUoa o f all th* local newt printed la this newspaper. No part of any malarial, ntws or oavortisiag, at thl* edition of Th* Bsntord Herald may b* reproduced In any manner with­ out written permleelon of tho publisher of Th* Harold. Aoy Individual or firm responsible for such reproduction will be considered as Infringing on Th* Herald* copyright and will be held liable for dsmeglng under the law. Published dally accept Saturday. Sunday and Chrlatmaa; published Saturday pracaedie* Christmas ■ IRSIM IPTIOX ESTEP Editor, Herald: We have been taking The Sanlord Herald lor about live years. At first we got it in tiie mail, then about three years later we got a delivery. We started getting it mainly because we wanted to know what was going on in our county■. We would also like U> know something about thd Bear Lake area. I was noticing that Bear Lake doesn’t even have a correspondent. Is The Herald trying to ignore Bear Lake? or what? I haven't seen anything about Bear Lake in many months. I would like to fee more about this area because U i* in Seminole County. Valerie Norris (Editor's Note: See Monday’s edition of The Herald. We announced that Mr*. Maryana Miles will be our correspond­ ent for Forest City and Bear Lake. Anyone in those areal having items of news value are requested to phone 8086371.) • All Olhov i i i .i i , T*ar • • Editor. Herald: * . « • Moath* *-H I Moath* 1•• I Moath 1.0* t M.ieih a. Postal negulstleaa provide that all mail subscription* ho paid la advaae* V. i the Senior frw more the longest period of time, is right! But be sure you add that final phrase "fo r the longest period of tim e." Russia thought by looting Hie wealth of the Czars in 1917 and passing it around, such action would do the most good for the most people Rut in to doing, she dim e out the white collar engineers and doctors and scientists and business leaders, so she grew franlic hv 1938 and had to hrilie American scientists lo get her back on the beam. And without the kulnaiied German rocket scientists in 191.1, she'd not yet have the simplest atom bomb! So think in Icrins of the long range goals of life If Diane gives in to her boy friend, what happens? She may get infected with venereal diseases—for there are two very liaanrdous germ infections, namely, syphilis ami gonorrhea. Despite all our modern drugs. Iliese diseases ran produre sterility, insanity and many other dire results, so bctvarc! She may also become preg­ nant ami even b«> forced to drop out of school early. Ami she'll lose her spunk or indciH'iident spirit, which u womankind's greatest charm. The Bible recognized Ibis fact. too. for it describes such a girl as "hum bled." So Diane may break her parents’ hearts, amt suffer all those dire results just men­ tioned— for what? A dozen more dates in the senior year! It isn't worth (lie price, don't vou agree? So semi for I 'J M l a 'K i I s* it in high school giene classes, too! By Hal Cochran Sometimes it's as hard tor parenta to do with their youngsters as it is lo do with­ out them. • * * Don’t feel too proud o f your­ self if you gel ahead only on New Yenr’a eve. • • • In winter autos, like people, don't get anywhere just stall­ ing around. • • * A Georgia girl was arrested for driving while under th* in­ fluence o f liquor. A brandied peach. It's too had tlmt dollars and sense don't a lw a y s trav*l to­ gether. • • • Being on speaking terms with the head waiter doesn't ■nnkr you a mau-about-tuwn. • • • Any middle-aged man is an cptimist when h* trie* ir* skating with a flask on hit hip. * * * Teen-age buys who drive carelessly nerd a safety belt — and not only around th* waist. * * * It's funny how a keepsak* is given to a person by some­ one the person lias forgotten. If You Need Another lleiirtMim, Family Room Or Hen, A Room Addition In Your Anawer Wr Arrange Everything Call For Frre Estimate IMPROVE YOUR HOME NOW! Only One Hill To I’ny -— Thp Gregory Way Maple Ave. at 6th Si. Sanford Fla. ............. 4 ■ .H A ? ? : V...... •*- 122-0500 1 Dnyn Only! Hcgins Thura., Felt 13th In 15th Quotes I cam* within inches of hurting or possibly killing someone's son today. He rode __ Take the Family - BUILD BABY’S PHOTO ALBUM WITH Beautiful 5x7" photograph, for only to the HOME N*ft-fl«r« lights Show This Weekend! Presented iiy Shoemaker Construction Co. In Ravenna Park purr PMMJM IXCtUWVUT AT PMNCY’S hy­ Barbs BUILDING! or REMODELING! j Fcrther, there w h s the at­ titude taken by the 30,000 zonal residents against tho Panamanians across Hi* line. Unfortunate for both sides w h s the fact that this is an election year. Unfortunnte also was the 1fact that the United States never had made ronrrasiona in the Canal Zone except un­ der pressure and that It has operated under no declared policy. Ranged on the other side was this: An oligarchy o f ruling families for years has ruled the destiny o f Panama. Any U.S. agreement to give hack land no longer necessary to operation o f th* canal or to permit Panama hualn*s* Th* thing w « want to save firms to operate within the ton* more than probably most is nur fare. People think would go to the benefit o f more about their face* than th* oligarchy than to the about their profit*. — Norman Thumat on Becking Panamanian people. the way to a world without lus bicycle right in iront ol A Panamanian president me — from behind a large who sought reforms, almost war. truck. I sincerely wish parents would think twice about send­ ing their children to school on bikes before they learn the basic safety rules for walking as well as bicycle riding. This incident (thank God) will not be forgotten by me anytime soon. School is slili in session. Maybe we should be reminded more often. 114 So. PrUm Uo William D. Tyler 2M Lakeview Avenue Pfcoaa FA 2-08U Sanford n y booklet " S e t Problems o f Young People," enclosing a ! long damped, return enve, lope, plus 20c. To The Editor , Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., February 12, 1964 • u • “ M t f* *•»! ! »•> «« »tudents in their teens managed to lake over U.S. foreign policy. Letters & a u f r r d f y n t ix ) Ry Mail Pessslaols Caaaly IJM 1 Tear dents o f the Canal /.one who laised the American flag in thcii school yard in v i o l a t i o n o f a U.S.I’unama agreement which de­ creed that American and Panamanian flugs should he flown aide by side. Ilius, of a months. Girls, gel wise In the facta of life, so send for the booklet below. CASE R-181: Diane D.. ag­ ed 18, is a high school senior, “ Dr. Crane." site began. " I have been going steady wilh the president of our Senior Class. "H e ha* been a wonderful hoy ami al«o the raptain ol our basketball learn "But the last few weeks he has been demanding more liberties than I think arc right. "H e says I am old-fashion­ ed and my parents are ‘squares' (or thinking that sex should be reserved for m ar­ ried people. "S o he lias threatened lo drop me and start dating an­ other girl. For he says all the modern girls indulge in 1premarital affairs. Is that true, Dr. Crane?" No, that is definitely NOT Intel i Her boy Iriend is employ­ ing the usual childish hasty generalization in logic that grammar schooler* jls o use to roerce parents. For instance, when a child in the jth grade asks lus par­ ents for a bicycle, they usual­ ly veto tiie idea, due to dan­ ger on the streets. "B ut A L L the other other automatically found himself kids in my room at school huve ousted from office. bikes!" rom e« the typical For years, the conti oiling reply, for children quickly families successfully fought learn to generalize and use n raisr in minimum wages. exaggeration to club parents Hilly right per cent of the into submission. That's the same hasty gen­ formers owned the land they worked and only about three eralization employed by Di­ per cent o f all the land wus ane's boy friend. Diane is at the same cross­ under cultivation. The coun­ try desperately needed hou­ roads of ntuny teen-age girls, ses, mails ami public health Siiould she "sell nut" like i Biblical Esau? measures. You will remember that Although $4S million in Esau sold his birthright lor U. S. funds had been made a mess of pottage. available to Panama under That means he let his acute the Atliam r for Progress, stomach appetite at the mom­ Hie government bus been ac­ ent becloud his brain. cused o f deliberately block­ Many modern girls let their ing projects in order to social appetite do th* same. protect family monopolies In order to “ buy" the con­ A controlled prrss limited tinued attention ol the social information available to the leader in her senior class, Di­ people and in the pirsriit ane is Ihus tempted lo sur­ dispute has been accused by render. the United States o f delib­ Morality is based on inalheerately inciting the people malic*, so analyze tiie facts, to "attack and to violence.” pro and eon. With emotions removed, That which does the most either side ran b* credited good for the most people for with action* that are simon purr. Tli* OAS has been stalling for time to prevent a split that rould become hemisphere-wide. And time ia needed. Rut in the end, both sides will negotiate be­ cause they must. Phil Newsom Says . . . short form (I01UA). There , your former spouse. Unpopular though the is the possibility of using ei- | However, if your divorce thought may he. the indica thcr form as a Joint return, was not final as of Dec. 31, tions are tliut the flag-rais­ I f your total gross income j 1903, nnd if you were not ing incident which triggered was less than $10,000 for then legally sepatated, you o ff anti-American riot* in 1003 and if it was all from may file a joint 1963 return. I'anama is going to he ex­ for th e United salary on which your employ­ Even though husband and pensive er withheld tax—except for w ife are living separately as States I ’anama, obviously feeling no more than $300 interest, j of l)cc. 31, if they are not dividends and wages on which legully separated, they may that it is dealing from a po­ no tax wus withheld—you file a joint return. O f course, sition o f strength, is de­ can file a short form. (You both parties must sign. (A manding ul the most tliut must add your wife's income person who was a nourish the United States give up to yours in deciding if you dent alien at any time dur­ the Paniuns Canal or eoncull file a joint short return.) ing 1963 cannot file a joint sent to its becoming an in­ Yuu must file a long form: return with his or her ternational waterway und at — I f you were scif-enu the least that the United spouse.) ployed during 1903. A widow or widower can States agree to a revision o f — I f you wish to claim obtain joint-return tax rates its treaty rights over the status as either "head of for Hie two years following canal. household” or “ surviving Pressing its attack. Pan­ a spouse’ s death as long at spouse.” tiie survivor mainluius as ama has hi ought charges of — I f you wish to claim home a household which for aggression against tile Unit­ tile special tax credit for i Ui* entire year was the prill- ed State* before the Organ­ retirement income or gen cipal place o f abode for any ization o f American States erally, if you with to ex­ children or stepchildren (who (O A S ). clude sick pay from grots ■pialify at dependents). I f On its own part, the Un­ income. tiie widow or widower was ited States hus maintained — I f you w-isli to Item­ remarried during 1963. tills Hint its forces acted witti ize your nonbusinrss de­ advantage naturully ends, hut ’•restraint” agninst in o h s ductions. (You can use the a joint return can then be "infiltrated and led by ex­ long form and still claim filed with the new spouse. tremists, including persons th* standard deduction for Similarly, if a divorced per­ trained in Communist coun­ these items, however.) son remarries, he or the cun tries" and that at no time I f you were divorced or again file a joint return did these force* leave Hie legally separated in 1963, for with the new spouse. How­ U.S. Controlled Canal Zone tax purposes you are consid­ ever, the second marriage There are unfortunate cir­ ered single all year and ran has to tie valid. cumstances on earh side. not file a joint return with (N E X T : Taking stand­ President J o h n s o n lias ard deductions nr ilcm iiing termed “ imprudent” those them.) Ameriisn high school stu- Lak* Mary Mra. Franre* Wester 323-6319 llem* llrllsery 3*o Roek cause ol his gastric hunger but Diane is about to do Thought For Today Allamnnte Spring* Mr*. Julia llartu* 838-1318 JU LIA* L. STEXSTROM Associate Editor S RED VAX FELT . Managing editor JCDT W ELL* O u n tj Editor RELKX Ot.EESOX loclsty Editor Diane h a "tw in” for BtbUral Eaaa. Ksan sold oat be­ "W ith the Lord on my side I do not fear.” Psalms 118: tin. IlSV All of us want to be able to feel that "the Lord is on my side.” The real question is, "A m I on God's side?" Am I — in the places I go, the things I do, the way I talk? Herald Area Correspondents Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-30(6 Worry Clinic quicken, but unless it makes our hands move, it is empty sound up­ on the air. Can we not help but hope that the sobering events o f the past year hnvc given Lincoln’s words a new vigor ? We have touched Lincoln and. in turn, have been touched by him. Remembering this, perhaps we can make his memory more meaning­ ful, now and in the future, by shar­ ing and working toward his cher­ ished hope that “ by the best culti­ vation o f the physical world be­ neath and around us, nnd by the best intellectual and mornl world within us, we shall secure an indi­ vidual. social and political prosperi­ ty nnd happiness whose courage shall be onward and upward nnd which, while the earth endures, shall not pass away.’’ Your '6 4 Income Tax Primer in (hr first o f ID article* .b y Washington ta i attor­ Dr. Crane's Truer Than Ever Lincoln Still Lives natural smiles. Do your baby-bragging with a beau­ tiful photo . . ."worth more than a thousand words." Get a completely finished photograph for only 59$. You will not be urged to buy but if you with the remaining pones they're yours for 1.35 for the flrat, 1.26 for the 2nd and 31 for any additional. AOC UMIT 6 year*. One or two children per family will be photographed singly for (9$ each for the Ant picture. Each additional child under five, 1.50. �P m X-A—Feb. IS, 1964 CARNIVAL By Dick Turner Z WtS4 &SMST1VM VOlTP O.SA6MI. tP ttt/ O P MY M M AJM 10)9/, I 9 1 M T O s, know rr Herald Classifieds. FA2 - 5612 y Classified 322*5(13 322-5(12 O ffice 204 W . First r e s p o n s ib il it y : A * Herald v O M M t> igeaalUe for n o n than oat incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to reviae ar reject any advertisefrom what ordered to to tha polJeks of thla W *. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: T i m , thro F it - J T. M. day briers iaserttoa. Man. • Sat. DKADUNSS STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tnas^ thru F i t • 2 F. M. day M M i w t U p t i • w ltn n , I theater w u tc orowdniP* By K steO san n Legal Notice la »Wn Cmmrt mt th# C m t r N i l I I m l M l i C M ilr . n . r Ma, ta fn W t o . CLASSIFIED INDEX DUST PROBLEM? L Loot A Founfl CALL your Rainbow dealer 2. Noticas - Peraonala 322-6311, 4 to 10 p. m. 3. Education - Instruction INCOME T A X SERVICE 4. Transportation O. M. Harrisons 5. Food 1311 Palmetto 6. For Rent 322-8*27 S22-7MI 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ 8. Beach Rentals ER SERVICE. Parts and 9. For Sale or Rent auppllei for bU makes is10. Wanted to Rent eluding: Electrolux. New 11. Real Estate Wanted and rebuilt cleaners sold. 12. Real Estate For Sale No home service cell 13. Mortgage Loans cbsrge Pbone F A 2-2282, 14. Insurance 2333 Park Dr. .. 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted Vacuum Cleaner 17. Male Help Wanted Repairs, parts; Electrolux, 18. Help Wanted Kirby, RexAlr, AirWay, 19. Situations Wanted CE, etc. Cleaners sold, ex20. Babysitters cbinged. Free Pick-up, 1114 21. Beauty Salons Park Ave-, Sanford. Phoue 22. Build - Paint - Repair FA 2-4765. 23. Building Materials G. For Rent 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 3 BR., garage apt., furs. 2001 26. Radio & Television French. 322-7234. 27. Special Services F u n . 2 BR bouse. Close to 28. Laundry Service base. 865 mo. 322-6261. 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories FURN. 3-Room apt. Close up 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets la re t (M a t * a t 32. Flowers - Shrubs L IC E T £ H I I U I D*<-*1**4. 33. Furniture Ta Alt Ctatfllara i M Paraaaa Marla# Claim* ar D taaala 34. Articles Tor Sale Aaataat OaM Fatal* i S4*A Swap or Exchange Taa M l aaeh at yns ara hnrtby notlft»« an* rnqalrnd 35. Articles Wanted la arttnnt anjr claim* and d*> 36. Automobiles - Trucxs mandi which jrnu. «r althar 36-A Autos Wanted of you. mar h»v# aaalnat the ratal# o f LACKY K. 1IIKI.M. 37. Boats - Motors dacaaaad. lata of aald Countr. 88. Motorcycles - Scooters In lha Countr J o i n of IK IIIKOLB Countr, Florida, at hta 89. Trailers - Cabanas offlta la tha eaart houta of 40. Farm Equipment I t * M d r o M iy T H A T - ^ . aald Countr tt fANFOKD. Florida, Within alt calaadar montha from tha tlma of tha flrat publication of thla nolle*. Two roplt* of aaeh atalm or demand ahall ha In writing, and ahall (lata tha plara of raaldaaaa and peat offlea ad. draaa a f tha claimant, and ahall ha aworn ta hr tha elalmihL hla aaant. or attoraar and naeompanlad br a til* In# faa af ana dollar and auch claim or damand aat to filed ahall ha raid. Karlpta Haaahatdar Aa atacutar o f tha Latt W ill aad Traiamant of T.ACKT fc lilELM. daeaaaad Publish Jan. tt. t l d Fab. d. If, IN I. CDQ-W U *M f DOeSNTWAKH' “-•HIM/ . tY*r * t a a r r r t h i* m o b n in o , a m ? WHAT A m S T B O P TIAABl SOU KNOW THAT U B C A C j' • M k M ta n k iu iiM X O W C O V W TO TH eU B C A ^ A N D V O J KNOW W H A T J Mtho's up to eomethlnr. Bhe’a doing the diahon GWZP X APPUSD K K . lA S T W E B K tt k VOLUNTARILY!" > SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith ______ £-/p. 8. Notices town. $40 mo. 322-6261. UNFURN. house, 2 story, 1 BR. 210 W. 15th SL Phone 322-4179. CLEAN, 4-Rra. 611 Park. FURN. A p t 2300 MaUoorUls. APT. 830 4 up. Surplus City. 3 BR. houte, kit. equipped. Good location. Ph. 322-3394. 3 BR., I bath, io Loch Arbor. 822-1730. 1. L o s t & F o u n d LOST: Large grey 4 black •tripe cat. L a it leen In M ayfair lection. 221-1202. Legal Notice RENT A BED Rol'away, Hospital 4 Baby Beds. By Day, Week, o r Month Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. l i t SL CARROLL'S F U R N ITU R E IM M EDIATE O CCUPANCY 1 House—3 Rooms with fire­ r ic r m o u e m ake place 4 email screened KOTICE IS harabp »W*n that wa ara angag*d In bualn»aa porch. Lake privileges. 868 at 111 North Franch Av*nu*. per month. Sanford, Samlnola Countr. Florida, undar th* flctltloua Phooe Frank Evans nama of. W ALL SUPPLY, and 322-4417 or 322-1733 that wt Inland to roglator aald nama with tht Clark of tho Circuit Court, Somlnota Conn. 4-R00U furn. house, |75 n * c m c r iT c o r m r o r i t . Florida, In aecordtnao with Long wood 838-3100. t r m i jt'D tc tA L f i n ­ tho provlalona of tht Fteller rr, IK AMD FOB anMt- ttoua Kama Statutra, to-wlt: COZY 2-Bedroom upper apL, NOC.8S COrUTT, FLORIDA. Baetlon tfl.tt, Florida Statutai im c m a m c u t mo. m a furnished, 835. yi*. ■rrr t o o c i k t t t t l r Slgi /•/ Loattr A. Bataman CLAKENC8 FARRIKR, alaa /•/ Dorothy E. Bataman known aa Claraara Farr Iaa, Konaath W. Melntoah. Eaq. LARGE 4-Bedroom LakefrooA aad FB ARLIS MAB FARRIER, Attorney at Law home with private beach, hla wifa, Poat Otflra Iln* l i t * unfurn. 8100. rtatatlffa. Hanford, Florida 11771 ra. Publlah Jan. 11, IS A K*b. I, Other choice rentala. EUGENIA OARDKER. at aL 1 :. mt. Ball . B lair Agency Dafandanta. CDQ'14 3rd 4 Park Ave. R o n n o r a v iT TO I EUOEKIA O A R D K E R . IM TMB CIRCI'IT COURT OF Phooe 322-3641 MART HOLME*. EMMA THE M S T il JUDICIAL CIR­ WILLIAMS. H E > T B R CUIT, IM AMD F o il SEMIFURN. A P T . F A 2-2800. GENERAL. Ft.FWOV Ot.t. m o i .r r n r t T Y , F M in m t VEIL CATHERIKE OLI­ CHAMCERT MO. IM TI VER. KORA W I L I O K. MOSTGAOR FORECLOSURE 2 BR. Furn. ApL 322-0641. J O H K WILLIAMS gad PAN AMERICAN LIFE INSUR­ EBTELLA LOCK ARD, If ANCE COMPANY. A Louisiana W E L A X A A PA R TM E N TS: th«F ara IWIng or la atla- corporation. Rooms priest* baths, 114 taaao. aad If thar art Plaintiff, dead, aaalnat thair un- TO. W. First I t kaown halra darlarta. JOHN D. HUDSON nnd OENapo-aaa, grant**#. Ilenora. EVA HUDSON, hlo wlf*, W IL- 2 BR Unfurn. bouse. Nothing aaalgna, auccraaora a n d LIAM O. SOWELL and UARfancy, but eheap rent. Ph. aueeaatora In truat, and DARA U. SOWELL hla wlft. aaalnat aar aad athtr and P. ZEULt A SONS, INC., F A 2-3219. Parana h arlot ar alaim. A Florida carporatlon. lap ta bora anr r!«ht. Daftndanta. 4 BR., 2 B a t h ........ 1148 mo. tltta aad/ar tnlaraat In m d t ic b o r n ir r aad to tha raal propartr TOi W ILLIAM Q. SOWELL and I BR., 1 Bath . . . . 8 70 Mo. haralnaftar daacrlbad, aald II AltHAHA I). SOWELL land* altuatad. Irina and hla w lft, whoaa roaldtneo balna la aaminola Countr. la: F A 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Florida, to-wll: t i l Broadway Matin Mt ft. Baal af tha Dothpafo, Lone Inland, 3 BR., 148 bath. 2415 Chasa KW Cornar of lha BRtt Now York. Zip Coda 11711 at lha KEI4 of tha SWU and ta any and oil othar par­ Ave. Available Feb. 8. Ph. af l a e t l o n T Twp. t l tita claiming lo hava any 322-3609. South. Ranca I* Eaat, aald right, till* and/or Inttrcat In point btlng to.tl ft, tV*at and to tho following daacrlbtd af tba KE Cornar of tha property In Samlnola County, FURN. apU. Pleasant living. said SEV1 af tha NBtt af BUta of Florida, la.w ll: Park apts. F A 1-8807. lha IW Ii, ran thanea LOT t. BLOCK I. SAN ■oath •• IF W att tl.M ft. BEM KNOLLS FIRST AD- FURN., 2 Apts. 835 mo. e ii ta lha Korth right of war DITION, oceordlng to plat Water, lights furn. 107 Lo­ o f Old Saafard • Orlando thtroof roeordad In Pint Road, tbanca South IS* l l ‘ cust Ave., 322-8016 Hook It. Pago ft. Public Waat 10 tt. alona aald Record# o f gomlnola Coun­ Karth Right af W ar ty. Florida. thanea Narth It* I I ' Waal Including apaclfleolly, but not LA K E Cottage, furn. 322-6106. t a i l ft- thaaaa Baalh II* by way o f limitation, tho fol. I T Want M l ft- thanea lowing flsUroo and oqulpmant. 2 BR., kit. equipped, $75 mo. Karth I I * M' Waat I M ft , FA 2 3885. Inatalladi thanaa Bauth II* 11' Waat all tparmaaaatly Sunlan Wall Furnaroa I l l . i l ft- thaaaa North U* I Magic Chat IlulR.ln Oran 9. For Sato or Rent 11' Waat I I I f t mara or I Magic Chat Surfart Unit laaa to lha Karth llaa of I Vanatlah nilnda CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON aald S B * af KBId af SW TOU ARB HEREBY NOTILAKE. Call a v a a l a g * FIED tha: tha Plaintiff, p a n a . “ i s r d ' ,- S “ .,. S ' U AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE 522-1397. K E Ii af BWH I I I f t mart COMPANY, a Louisiana corar laaa ta tha palbt o f ha* poratlon, haa Inalltuttd ault 11. Real Estate Wanted Blnalnt- (laaa tha Boulh. aaalnat In lha Circuit aaalarlr f f t hlana lha Court of you Ninth Judicial O il aaaf'<rd • Orlando Clroult, in tha nnd for Stminoln Will assuma payments on 2 or S m I far lha Read par* County, Piorlda: tho nature 3 bedroom house. 322-8936. of I I * ault la to tnrtcloan that r a » DESCRIBED AO: eortaia m ortals* which anU I I I ft. M. of KW cor* T T l S ^ U t . For"Bale air o f BBtt of NEtt af cumhara tha abort doaorlbad proprrty altuatrd and located tt Raa B. IM f t a. la ew S BR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., Hoai t BW aa Road l i t f t la Hrmlnol* County, Florida. YOU, and each of you, are fenced yard. 3908 Old Or­ KW la Baa. la g*eiloa T. Towaahip at I , Ranan I I boroby required to file your lando lid., Suaiind. iha Compialai with Y o b ABE BE R E IT KOTI- tho clerk of tho Circuit CourL PIED that lha plaintiff* bar*, In and for Seminole County, at ROBERT A . W ILLIAM S la bar* laatiu tal a aalt ■anfora. Plane#, and aar?* a Reatyar aanlaat In tha Clrealt " P F Ikaroaf upon RICHARD Cautt * f lb* Klath Judicial W. LASSITER of the linn of Raymond Lundqulst, A u o . Cirault la aad Par Baaiaai* ? w 2 N?.T‘ uUUI5!*KT * HAND. ty^ Ptartaa. rtortda. It*q *l# Oanatr, * «n l*tt U#lr (hair LKT. taa North Magnolia Are- FA 1-3131 AUaktle Bank Bldg. UU* U U * aha?* "daaerlha* nuo. Or la ado. Florida, allorIn lb? WEEKEND ooUaft, Lemoa altnataC m a p aad e s r v Baatlaala Caaaip, Bluff, furnished. 338-3681. •Jlk day * f Fobroary, m a, FUrida, as haralaabOT* mar# • Doora# Pro Confaato partlcaiariy daacHhad. taa TO SETTLE ESTATE. 2 BR. he# haraby raamrad to fil* Will bo oaltrod agalnat you. IT IB ORDERED that thl. ponr Aaawar with tha Clark bouse, Beardall Ave., fruit af tha Clreult Court. la and Kellca bo pobluhad |a Tha trees and garden. F A 2-5801. N » Samlanlt Oooaty. Plor* Sanford Harold. * atw .p .V *' MhlUhod In Boalnol* Oounty. PloriBa. enaa oath weak for nnd Pnttllla, M l Wool Park four eonaototl?* wooha 8 , 8 , 4 4 BEDROOMS WITNESS the hand and atal ___ n th Wlatnr Park. Florid*. Alloratjra for PUlaUtfa. ta ar of U o Clork of tho Clrcnll 1. ito, 4 2 BATHS hofora tha tth day af March. Caart Bamlnalt County, Baa* IBM. alaa a Doaraa Fra Ota. fard, Florida, thla Ittb day or DOWN PA YM E N TS PROM faaaa ahall bo aaiarae asaiaat Jonuarp, IH i. Payton Realty p./*. ‘No wondor oho can hardly fcoltovo oho’o M . I Mppoti to know too’* 411" 122T* .•Ki.*s s w r.l'»s ! IU au Arthar K. Baokwlth, Jr, Clark of Circuit Court Bamtaolo Countr. Florid* Byi Martha T. ViAlaa Deputy clork MUNTER AND PATTI LUO ATTORNEYS POE PLAIN* TtPPS aaa Waal Park Aetna* Wlatar Park. Ptartda puhiiah rah. a. it. 11 . n . 1111 COE-II F H A - V A HOMES $100 (BEAL) Artha? M. Baokwlth. JrCl*rh of th* Clrealt Ooort Bouilaul* County, Florida By: Martha T. VlhlVn Deputy Clark OURNKY. OUIINKY A HANDLKT Lew Monthly Payments Fer Complete Inform itioa See Or Call Your FH A - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom R e alty CDQ-ltd 2165 Park Dr. 122-2421 J �Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Phone FA 2-5612 12. Real Estate For Sals 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale G R E E N B R IA R A FLORIDA HOME 2 BR. furn. house. 108 W. 18th Choice lots available In W ITH A BASEMENT? St. Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor Yes, We have Iti 2 BR, U v. LM N ENTERPRISES, Inc. overlooking go lf coarse. rm., separate dining rm., Has Customised Homes in Custom building to your Kit. equlpt., screened porch. So. Long wood for immediate specifications. Greenbrier Quiet location, walking dis­ occupancy. Down payment tance to downtown. Underdeveloped by o f $650 and up. priced at 38,890. We have • KINQSW OOD LM N ENTERPRISES. Inc. the Kcyl B U ILD ERS, INC. $02 Highland Ave. 202 Fairmont Dr. Ph. $38-3911 or 322-2744 E V E R E T T A. H A R P E R F A 2-8074 AGENCY, Realtor, Insuror. F11A-VA sales broker. 2465 D EB ARY; Large corner lot, , BEST BU Y OF Y E A R I l I landscaped, trees. 2 BR. S. Park Ave. F A 2-2264, Unusual. 110.900. W. T. Cor F A 2-2285. ' N ew 3 BR, 2 Bath, Air-con­ belt. Realtor. 668-4791. ditioned. No Money Downl FRENCH AVENUE No Closing Costal All you 2 commercial lots near 20th QUIET need Ms good credit and St. 100 ft. frontage, fl23 per Describes this 3 acres on 419, Qualify for F.H.A. Mort­ cleared ready to develop, foot. gage. Call Builder. $9,500, terms can be ar JOHNNY W ALKER, Broker A L STOLTE—838-5059 ranged. Should sell im­ 322-8457 F or Appointment mediately at this price. • B Y OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1H FURNISHED A COMPLETE JOHNNY W ALKER, Realtor bath home. One bedroom 10x45 Sparcraft trailer, 3 3228457 For Appointment has separate entrance, can shaded lots, well, septic be rented for Income. Will tank; together or separately. Two story frame, 3 bedroom trade tor smaller place. JOHNNY W ALKER, Broker 2 bath. Needs work. Wonder­ Shown by appointment. Call ful opportunity for good 322-8457 for Appointment handyman or carpenter. F A 2-9848. Lake Mary. New 2 BR., tile $7,500. Bcvicr Road. Call bath. Big lot, shade It ci­ 4 BR, 2 Bath CB House. ParkF A 2-2060. trus. Save! Buy from own­ ridge. 3200 Down. 322-6911. er. 322-8859. S BR, Fla. Rm.. l t t baths, 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS Partly . cent, heat, alr-cond. $450 MUST SACRIFICE! 1, Ilk, It 2 BATHS furn. Home, 3 BR, Ilk down, 384 mo. Tee ’N DOWN PAYM ENTS FROM baths, Phone 323-0591. Green, 322-6513. 25. Plumbing Servient «lj» By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE F H A HOMES $100 BR. Home, Study, Ilk Low Monthly Payments Baths, large Family Rm. in For Complete Information good neighborhood; Includ­ See Or Call Your ing iteve, refrlg., room airS BEDROOM Fram e Home conditioner, washing ma­ on Stale Hwy. chine A rugs. Really ter­ SALES BROKER 34.100 rific buy I Monthly pay­ L A K E LOT, 100 x 400 ments $53.50. On Paved Road KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, 34.000 111 N. Park Ave. 322 7174 Inc. COUNTRY HOME FA 2-8074 3 BR., central heat and air 3 BR. Frame Home, Wood condition, kit. equipped. Floori, Outside patio, bar­ TWO 4 BR HOMES Close to schools. Not In a becue, and fruit trees. One for Immediate occupancy. 37.000 project. $14,800. Terms. Th 102 Highland Ave., LongFA 2-2320. wood, J Ml. S. on 17-92, near Ixmgwood Plata. F A 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha LMN ENTERPRISES, Hot Zigglty! Wc have Inc. new C u s t o m built Ph. $31-3911 - 322-2744 homei, I and some 4 bedrooms, 3 b a t h , TH E T IM E TESTED FIRM HOW ABOUT THIS? from $350 to $8,000 113 N. Park Ave. F A 18123 Completely modern o l d e r Down — Alto several home. Select neighborhood. EXPANSIVE, not ex­ LMN ENTERPRISES Attractive grounds. Reason­ pensive, pre-o w n e d Now has Sale* Representa­ ably priced. Terms to suit homes, on* owner, tives at Cryital Lake Park, Reiponilbl* Buyer! FH A and VA. How can •W . on 23th St., to Laka you miss on this selec­ Mary Blvd., left on Blvd. to Lake Mary Fira Station, tion? Call STEM PER Agency, 1919 8. French right to Salaa Office. 4 Investment A Realty bouses under construction. 113 N. Park Ave. F A 2-4981. I a a t a n t $328171 One 4 Bedroom ready for money If you raally occupancy. As low as $350 COME I LOOK! like to work. Asso­ New Concrete block home Down and $84 a month. ciate aa a Real Estate with lake rights. 3 BR, 3 Ph. 838-3911 or 322-2744 Salesman with Central baths, fam ily room, large Florida's moat com­ WIDOW MUST SE LL! Lake kitchen, 2 utility roomi. plete Real Estate faci­ Mary, older home plus fum. Over 2100 sq. ft. Make of­ lity. Call for personal apt. Corner location. $10,500, appointment, Sicmpcr fer on price A terms. other lots optional. 322-4962. Agency, Realtor. Ph. F A 2-4991. F A 2-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha Aa they say, GET OUT A TOWN for an investment or desir­ able homealte on a waterfront lot. Min­ utes from Interstate 4. Go fishing, skiing o r awlmmlng f r o m your own dock. Build now or later, $1995. $25 Down and $19 month. Call STEM PE R Agency, 1919 S. F r e n c h , F A 3-4991. You can make money a i a Real E s t a t e Salaaman w i t h ua. Call for personal ap­ pointment. Bill Stamp­ e r Agency. FA 2-4991. I BR., IVk bath home. Assume payments. 322-5455. 2 FHA John Sauls, Realtor Payton Realty St. Johns Realty SO U T H W A R D *Tum on tha radio a littio bit at a tlma tha next timol" 16. Female Help Wanted M0. Babysitters BEAUTICIAN FA 2-5742, FA 2-3455. Wanted. Call W IL L K E E P Children for Evenings Working Mother In my home In Lake Mary area. Thone 323 0924 or 3228356. Colored or white, housekeeper with drivers license. Live 21. Beauty Salons In. 322-9255. SPECIAL! Our Budget Wave $6.95 thru Feb. 15th Colored Motor Route Carrier Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop for afternoon paper route. Must have References and 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0834 dependable car. Write Cir­ Harriett'* Beauty Nook culation Dept. P. O. Box Eve Appt'a. 3 Sr. Beauticians 1657, Sanford. 105 So. Oak FA 2 3742 19. Si t uat i ons W a n te d 18. Help Wanted BABYSITTING Ho cleaning. 322-0538. 22. Build • Paint • Repair it- Do your Spring Painting now! Call Cal Jardlna 322 1307Free estimates. IRONING at home. 322-7791. DAY'S Work, Ironing. 322-1441 Housework & Ironing. 322-7838 Child Care. F A 3-2374. SLIPCOVERS made to Order. Reasonable. Ph. 322-5112. For Your Painting & Wall­ papering needa call Clarence L. Wynn, F A 2-4801 for Free Estimate. 24. Electrical Stnrlcea 31. Poultry - Livestock 34. Articles For Sale PLUMBING Registered m o d e l Quarter Philco Auto Magic washer, Contracting Repairs excellent condition, 350. Ph Horae, B yrs old, solid black. FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-5982. For experienced rider. Th. R. L. H ARVEY F A 28865. $1 per day rental for Elec 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 trie Carpet Shampooer, with 3IA. Pet* 27. Special Service* purchase o f Blue Lustre Beautiful Basset puppies for Carroll's Furniture. z'IAN O SVC. A TUNING sale. Ph. 322-2503. Rebuilding • Rrfelting Spinet Plano, Mahogany, 3 FREE ESTIM ATE S 32. Flower* • Shrub* yrs. old, like new, full key­ G ENE CU M RAA board. Cost $900, will sell BLOOMING Rosea on Chero­ 322-2661 — After 12 p. m. $350. Ph. 322-6219. kee stock. A ll other kinds NEED A PICTURE? o f Nuriary shrubbery and New Gibson chest type freez­ Call Bill Vincent at er, 578 lb. food capacity. tree*. The Sanford Herald Only $219.50 with trade. Gray Shadows Nursery I.D. Portrait*, Commercial, Dlck’a Appliance Service, 6 311. S. on Sanford A ve. Parties A Gatherings, 310 S. Sanford. 322-7G58. Small or Large BULBS NEW HOME ZIt; ZAG FAST SERVICE Exotic Glorias*, 1963 M o d e l , monograms, Day 322-2611—Night 322-0922 Rothchildlana makes buttonholes, sews on (The Climbing LUy) Tractor mowing A Grading. buttons, appliques and blindAll size Tubers for Sale Call F A 2-7621. atilches. Pay $9.80 per Hidden Lake Corp. Nursery month. Ph. 322 9111. RE PR IN TS AVAILABLE Lake Mary Blvd. Ph. 3228724 Of pictures that have been 22 FT. Upright Freezer like published in The Herald. 33. Furniture new. $150. 322-5017. CaU BUI Vincent at The For the biggest (election of FEB. SPEC. Foot lockers Sanford Herald, 322-3611. nearly new and used furni­ $6.78. Army-Navy Surplua, HEATING ture, see Noll's Furniture 310 Sanford Ave. SERVICING — TESTING Brokerage In Casselberry Lewis Sale* A Service on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. R E A D Y M IX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, 2517 C. C. Road FA 2-7928 blocks, sand, cement, roek, Used furniture, appliances, W EL gS DRILLED, PUMPS, pipe, atcel, greaso traps, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. S PR IN K L E R SYSTEMS dry wells, stepping stones. Larry's Mart 215 Sandrd All Type* and Sixei Miracle Concrete Co. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. We Repair and Sarvlee 809 Elm Ave. F A 2-5761 S T I N E Sell Ua Your Furniture. Machinery and Supply Co. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 LIMITED TIME ! I I POST. FA 2-0677. Mac has THROWN AW AY the Piano Tuning and Repair Percentage Book. W L. Harmon - FA I-42M WANTED reliable couple to Buy your Carpet or Rugs at lake up monthly payment! Dealer COST plus $1 per 29. Automobile Service of $13.30 o * 1 complete yard. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP rooms of furniture. CaU ALL FIR8T QUALITY Free Inspection, estimates, TE 1-1311, Casselberry, col­ TOP RATED MILLS pickup, delivery. Rrcorlng lect. Call ui for a showing of these A repairs discounted. fine Carpets In your home. 21119 E. 3rd. 322-3(13 FREE ESTIMATE Nylon, Acrltan, All Wool, Upholstering A Mattress ren­ etc. Hundreds tu choose Auto Glass, Tops ovating. New A Used Furni­ from. TERM SI Up to two * Sea* Coveri ture. CaU Nix Dedding Mfg. year* to P ayl Co., at TOO Celery Ave. FA 1-3117. 1109 E. Colonial Dr. 304 W. 2nd St. F A 28032 Orlando, Fla. 34. Article* For Sal* A LL WORK GUARANTEED 1418194 Collect or Maple Bunk Beds with mat- Leroy C. MacTavish, Owner trcsiei. Exc. Cond. 322-1311. F A 28545 after 6 p.m. Carpet Special! A UTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkurik Glaa* and Paint Company Carpets A la Carte TAKE OVER PAYMENTS TERMS TO FIT YOUR POCKETHOOK Ph. F A 2-4622 1963 Stereo AM-FM Console. 23" Philco Console TV. Ori­ YOUNG S ELECTRIC SVC. ginal pries $279. Now only Original price $239.93, now MAI D; Motel preferred. Ph. Contr-ctlng It Repairs $158. Just $138. low pricea check the Herald 3228248. k Controls claiilfted page* where local aFIRESTONE STORES FIRESTONE STORES D A Y ’S Work. 322-3764. 114 Sunset F A 2-8902 dealer* advertise. Corner l i t A French Corner 1st A French 310 Magnolia 34. Articles For Stale GUNS. New 8c Used. Largo selection. Will trade, Also repair. Tackle sold It re­ paired. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp A Gun Shop. 35. Articles Wanted W ANTED! Citrus fru it Largs or small amounts. Bonded Frujt Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ field, FA 2-4244. 36. Automobiles • Trucks '62 Galaxie 500. P.S. It P.B., A.T., R A H. Extra Clean. $1695. Ph. 322-7801. Model T Ford, and Interna­ tional Van Truck. Seminole Co. Laundry, 819 W. 3rd St. BUYING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH U « ♦ Low Interest Rates A Low Monthly Paymeate FLORIDA STATE BANK '58 Plymouth V8 wagon, auto, air, radio. $395. 322-2290 af­ ter 3. 1954 Packard 4-dr. aedan, R A H, auto, trans., power brakes. Runs good. Needa new tag and It's ready to go. First $90 cash or best offer. 133 Plnecrcst. '59 Dodge Coronet V 8 , good cond. Bank finance. $150 cash, pick up 15 pymnts., o f $48.20. 80S Logan Dr.( Longdale area, Loogwood, off 17-92. ‘58 Plymouth, std. shift, $195. 3228888. '48 Ford pickup truck, 2013 Grapeville Ave. 365. As it, or trade for small car. 37. Boats - Motors 18 F T .'C ru ller, 35 hp. Evlnrude, equipped, trailer, $500. 668-5330. Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 30488 E. l i t Ph. F A 2-3981 39. Trailera • Cabanas Cameo 8x40 Housetrailer, good cond. 3228429. Payton Realty SUNLAND ESTATES. TRANSFERRED . Will sacrifice $1900 equity for $200. Take o ver F H A mortgage at $91.76 mo., 3 Bedroom, lg. liv. rm., beautifully landacaped. H U R R Y! 322 2743. SAYS: only W IL L B U Y Y O U MANY MILES OF DRIVING PLEASURE 1959 Ford Custom 300 t'ordor aedan, V-8 en­ gine, automatic transmis­ sion, radio and heater. 1961 Chevrolet Impale 4 Dr. H. Top, Automatic Transmission. Radio, Heater, Power Steering and Drake*. A Very Clean One-Owner A t A Special Bay 595 1695 V A - FH A Property Management St Sale* Broker Jim H unt R ealty O ffers fo r your selection those Beautiful 2, a, A 4 Bedroom G overnm ent O w n ed 1961 Ford Galaxie Priced From $6,750 Down Payments A s Low A b $100 Monthly Payments From $48.50 to take a test drive in Ford’s biggest big-car value Pleasure, And Sold Under The 1 Year GW AS LOW AS $250 DOWN - Park Dr. smart. Motor Trend Award to Ford Divlaion of Ford Motor Company for en­ gineering advancement in the concept of total parformance an proved In open competition I Ford la the first automobile manufac­ turer to receive thla cove­ ted award for an entire line of carat l>l(( H m p lu lE U l U M ! l | l t d 4. | fj PONTIAC I P T Jim H unt R ealty 3 -m i 8888$ $230788 SPECIAL CUSTOM Warranty. V A - FH A Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker FA FA Only A Few Days tell In T h e , . . FORD CARS Of IHE YEAR SU E 4-door hardtop, V-8 engine, autometie transmis­ sion, power steering, radio and heater. A solid car at a solid prle*. Many One Owner Cara In Slock. Every Car la To make the beat home bay, see the Office Night 1695 Conditioned To Guarantee You Top Driving H om es 1957 Olds Super 88 “E YE ” THIS EXCELLENT B U Y! 4 Door Hardtop. Full Power and A ir Conditioning. A Choir* Buy — f ^ J r a m b b u *------- - — l e r ], - | IC K WAS $2335.50 $2198 LIM IT E D T IM E O N L Y ! There are only a few days remaining to take advantage of the Ford Cars of the Y ear Sale and to test-drive the limited quantity, valuepacked Special Custom . . . 9 1956 Cadillac 62 4-door sedan, V-8 engine, auinmntle transmis­ sion, power ■teerine, Row­ er brakes, power windows and neats, radio A heater, plaa air conditioning. 595 : the ride, response and. ruggedness of no other H O LLER car anywhere near the price! SANFORD J ...V 595 the car that has STRICKLAND - MORRISON, INC. 308 E. FIRST 8T. Fie. 595 PH. 322-1481 MOTOR SA LES Sad. A Palmetto, 8338131 S347 Park 9M8861 �4• J l 11 ID |t • Wt inf orI • m l! Page 4-A— Feb. « , 1964 valentine to y o u . . . 10,274 Acres Of Hyacinths Killed In '63 TALLAH ASSEE Ir g m OUR VALUES TO REMEMBER 0) — I>ur. t!z month period from July 1 through December 31, 1963, the dhiiion Fre*h hyacinth of the Water control Gam* Ei*h J u ic e ..........4 Fruit Punch 3 Gl'den Corn 8 Commit- alon killed approximately 10,.’71 acre* o f hyacinth* other re-fetation. noxiou* and Jeated by V. W. Myer», a»»i*tant chief o f the Commiahyacinth control sion. eleven control creir* op- ; j eratinjr airboate, and one airplane crew, treated 103 bodice o f water located in 21 countie*. Tbe (praying oper­ ation required 5,097 gallon* e ( chemical* which ii mixed at a ratio o f one gallon o f chemical to 100 gallons o f water or other carrier fluid Slyer* (aid, in addition to the (praying operation, the hyacinth control erew* (pent approximately 735 hocr* •*liltin g other fi*h manage­ ment project*, ISO hour* re­ moving obstruction* f r o n river* and waterway*, and 385 hour* cutting trail* with underwater w e e d cutter*. J’enor.el of the hyacinth con­ trol diviiion alro (pent ap­ proximately 399 man day* asa iitirg Florida’s wildlife o f­ ficer* in enforcing the game laws during the early day* i f the hunting teason. Florida'* river* reclcved maximum attention during this (praying period. A total o f 3.C11 acre* o f hyacinth* were treated on the Withlarooehee River in Citrus. Marion, Sumter, Hernando, and Pasco Countie*; 1,011 acre* on the Apalachicola Ri­ ser in Franklin and Gulf Counties; and 774 acre* on the Suwannee River in Dixie, Gilchrist, Lafayette, and Levy Countie*. The MyakVa JUvtr in Sarasota and Man­ atee Countie* received treat­ ment on 705 acre*, followed by the Peace River In Char­ lotte, DeSoto and Polk Coun­ ties with 482 acre* being » prayed- Other rivera receiv­ ing treatment were the Hillsborough R i v e r in Hills­ borough County; Ochlockonee River in Wakulla County; St. Johna and Sebaitin Rivers in Brevard and Indian River Counties, and the St. Lucie River in SC l.«cie County. cans MIAMI f l ’ P Ij Reigning Mis* Universe Queen letsMaria Varga* w *» charged lait week with stealing gir­ dle* and pantie* from a dis­ count store, hut her attorney *aid the charge* against her were withdrawn Monday t>eraute ‘ it via* all a maunder• landing " • • Popular Star-Kist Label Hunt's Flavorful Jltv e d Tomatoes...........6 • iv -rill: r u n i n ( o i n r (••• T ii a: v i vs ii j i m i i * l r m . < i i r iv * v ii Miit «i.«tiviu r. i i u v r * . * i l i u m «. i ii « vi i:in vo. tiT ii AUKHJCAX K i l l - l il t ( L ri IVJNOH AND I» .IN AbSO CIA TtO.V o r ClltbAMiO ant |i\V. TON'A lit: VCII PKDKItAt. b.\V. tM-JH A.VD 71 O S. Lo a n A.’ K j C U - v*. Tiir.r.a p it a s <:e s , man, »t at. • • A -cans 303 ^ 1■ W • Beans fir Wieners Tims with Van Camp M lla liiiivi ( II Lot :o. j a .s a u s s u i i o x v i M o s , accuullnu to tho plat theraof aa rtco rd td In I’ lal lV,ok I I . P age i t , Public lit u i o or acininota County. Klorlila. baa Lean Tito I asainat you In tba ab u t * atylci] ,uit. and you ar c i*-iulr*d lo a* r»# a copy o f your A u a w tr or othar Ins lo lb * Complaint on Plainlirr* allorneya . A N 'llK III O S , IlLM I let. AN 4 IA >\\'S l» Le, >1! ILaal Cen tr a l Uoulavard. Orlando, Florida, and III * tht o r ig in a l Au aw ar or othar P lt a d l n g In tba o ff ic e o f tho Clerk o f lha Circuit Court on o r belora l b * U t h day o f Kali, tu ary, 1**1. I f you fall to do ao, a de.-rca pro cunfeeao will b* taken a s a ln e l you f o r Ihr r e lie f demended In Ibe Co m ­ plaint. Thla S o tl c e shall b* publlabad onca a week for four c o n a t t u l l . e week# In the MASF o l t i l IlK ItV LU . fi.VTEU D ili Sith day o f January, 1**1. (■CALI Arthur It. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f Circuit Court II) : Slarlha T. Vlhlen I' c n u ly Clerk AKUKIISO.Y. I l l ' b l l , O C A S u A MjW.NbCM A ll o rn o ya at Law v. a u o i i n i Orlande, F lo rid a I’ ubllah Jan I I A t>. I*d « C O W iv* E 33* 6 V i- o f. cant 39* Hunt's Tasty R kh Tomato Paste pkgs. 3 ')) Hunt's Solid-Peck T omatoes............ f i2l 29* fs z z s s m a a s a i « Sunshine's New Thin Krispy Crackers......... Xb' 31* Fudje'N Nut, Caramel Chip, Chocolate Drop F.F.V. Cookies........ 3 1) 87* Royal Hawaiian a Macadamia Nuts i ) 1 Kcyitona (stems and piacas) Mushrooms Betty Crockar's Handy instant Potatoes All-Purpose Plastic e frozen foods e Handi Wrap 2 i p 0 ^ eA T.Y T 6 1 0 P 3 JW G re e n S ta m p s => • A A .a a w ^ a .u a Iw A u tA Jwih'a Prtmlum Super Slkad Cald Cut* £3 iL a la fa a , btauaw h »r if* ,. (-a party, a pkklu b ybwewtei 6-e*. *1 * I / I 7 c F^_, i( ■a-** I d . I -a it. ivee, C ;o J .t a . Jrwall C h k k M , Turkey PRICES EF FEC T IV E T H U R i, F R I„ S A T ., FEB. 1 1 ,1 4 ,1 1 , 1964 E X TR A o.a.s.s.e i r 59* pkgs. 19* Sliced Bacon 1/ SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! LA M B REC H T'S CHEESE C A K1 20-ox. pkg. 79« K.a-raa Sab- fw. IS IM4) iM W lM W5W2YW _ JlU O r a a n S ta m p s w«* 4 te eemee e d e ^ e e e efc Slagtefoa's Foaily Pfc. Brooded Ikrkop , 1Vd-lk. pkg. f l a f f m ^ ............. 39* I a. J SM G ro a n S to m p s w i* Me eaugae m i e v tk e a efc NewSwift's Proa. Siuh Sooiod Freaks l lb. 59a lI / ». 59* Mr*, raul'a Feiwlty l i e . Fish Sticks____ _______________ 49c • dairy specials • 27c Cold C u t s .................. 3 Biscuits ....................... 6 ^ 49e ■ reehitsae'i T .it y Yogurt .................................. 1",* 29c M ill W iK .a iia Medium A|ed Switt'e Fremiuia Sayar-SIkad 87* Ibatafae, breaawfa«tl»ar, f-v party, ekkta 0 .Mueate> Herw.ee Ora aye Seed Serb i) Ch*«Wor ......................... 'Ii!- 49c Sweet Nutty Havered Muenster ...............................Z 69c . Bag Sausage ........... ....... a 39* Terwew'e Taety Freak Sliced B o lo g n a ........ .....'Z I 39* Sirloins T-Bones K ey Club bOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOlf!? O W S S tV fd 59c rd libery Sweet ev Buttermilb Swift's F r a n k s ............ MgQQQPP9QQ.g0ff.0Q0a * a l ta d u . A Solo Fillet ............................... Mr*. Filbert'* Feil-W re.yed New Staeta-SeeUd Freaaiuui Label Via I*. ItM l JW O ra e n S ta m p s Splnoch .......... ............... 4 ZZ SI, Margarine ................ Tatty Palai tivae tread $1 value 50c plus tn i nansaowj 49c S*.W*5k r.nw 't Creamed leetk'a IHaleee r r 'f r : nlA Ale mum e*4pudi we A Wdbory Lelies or Mssd I BodyUtioa M K k h 'i T .it y C k e t.la t . 39* 3-lb. bag Carrots ......... 2 rL r7Li-1, r !-; !•' . . ■........... J ftl G re e n S ta m p s iiilM Icloirs ............................... Yams ................... a. 10* FREE _ CRISP RID JONATHAN "C.A." Crisp Western Cello-Packed 'M M U U U U t M J iM m m Turnovers ............................‘tST 49c Tasty Norfk Carolina llspfr« eat- FR IB. I MAI w*A V u down produce lane • Potatoes LIS T ER IN E A N T IS E P T IC 14*os. bof. 98c ICa.-raa t . L r.pp arid t# F.nw . A r rU , liu .k w if Genuine Idaho Baking FREE‘ V„7. lO O • * All caaaaa m i w d aw ah ___ Pot PiM .......................................69c A pples G re e n S ta m p s ' — ... Chow Main ................................. 59« 41* jm m i * Ck«u Krw( T .it y C h k k .a 2 p lr o ir L im it White Bread ... ( t o w n . Set. eat. I A U M Feb. S. tt . 8 o i. cent Tomato Sauce . 3 WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! Hural I to ut. 1 Itanlwul. Ililriul* Tou ara hrraby i c . i l f l i l that a Complaint to fori- | | * | a certain mortgage ancL’ mberlng lb* following daaertbad raal proparly. to -»lt: Hunt's Versatile • aingU I »• fin lauia. M i r l C U n r H I T IV M u ll 11, V I,*; *-11111.1 I u « l HE Till 7 III:US r i l A S Z E N Tomato Catsup. 6 lii'' • Swift's Assorted Sherbets or r -u ia tif f*. * =300 caff* Hunt’s Zoety Flavored Chunk Tuna 4 “ $1 • Ice Cream 5 Pork & Beans 2 lO O Legal Notice = 300 Whole Apricots.. 5 cam F fir P Tender Green Garden P oW n 9e r a2Vx ca m H uet'l Dalicieut 46-os. cans Breakfast Club Fresh-Whipped Misunderstanding Peach H alves....4 F & P Craam Style divi­ SALE!" Hunt's Ysllaw Cllns 4 6 -o *. Rad or Ysllow Hawaiian According to a report re- *ion’* "HUNT'S Libby's Zssty Flavored Tomoto and Chuck S teak s »>.59 S h o rt Ribs . • lb 39' G round Beef > b 49' Ceeeieed'* Freeh at Saiebed Ceuetry Lin k Sausage ta 59* Taety SaaeB Site He ride Whit# Shrim p. a 49* Peliteue Freak Fieri da C r a w fis h .................... .......a. 69* our 99th store opens today in Brandon! v 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. I) SEMINOLE P L A Z A HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. •) d r ■ M O M �u llu ' It m t lit • Zip Code 32771 # W E A T H E R : Partly cloudy through Friday; warmer today with 70 h ig h ; low tonight 55-G2. « VOL. 60 • • • m jlu a ^ • ‘N o Connection’ G ENEVA ( C P I ) - T i e So­ viet l nion said today the de­ fection to tlie United States o f Bussian arms expert Yuri Nossenko has nothing to do witli the 17-nation disarma­ ment conference. * R E A R ADM. Robert • • • In August, 1821, Travers deeded the land to Moses K. ^ Levy, according to records oi w St. Johns County, which, with Escambia, were the slate's first two counties. • || • \V. J a c k s o n , USN (R e t), o f Lake Mary, lias been ap|Hiinteil to tlie military a f f a i r s committee o f the Flo­ rida State Chamber of Commerce. As C a p lain Jackson, be was cunmiamiinK officer o f Sanford Naval A ir Sta­ tion from June 1935 to June 1957. Altamonte To Longwood 427 Paving Slated • v# streets and p ert), after fa Panama Probe PANAM A C ITY I U P I) - A “ task force" of inter-Amer­ ican investigators visits the sites of last month's bloody anti-American riots today to investigate conflicting U. S. and Panamanian versions o( the trouble. Cape Normal CAPE K E N N E D Y (U P I) Construction at the nation's j space center returned to nor- I iii.il today and tlie govern­ ment hoped to keep it Hint way in the face of a legal | fight by unions to return pic­ kets to the gates. HERE'S HOW you do it, gentlemen, meadlmy William Carey tells Col. II. J. Furman, Miperintemlent, ami other officers ami guests attending' a Chinese luncheon Wednesday at tlie Sanford Naval Academy. Carey is demonstrating the techniques o f usinir chopsticks. Each Wednes­ day the officers and cadets have a luncheon in the atmosphere o f another nation. Last week (ierman dishes were served, next week it will lie Mexican. (Herald 1’ hoto) Gitmo W ill Accept No Cape Contract T ext Approved Cease-Fire On More Complain Of Air Rifles VAH-9 Fliers In From Saratoga ■)t • . 9 A medium!)-oid lady was walking along First St. deep­ ly engrossed in thought. An American Flag posted near the sidewalk was waving in tlie Spring like breeze. As she walked by the Flag. Die breeze changed and the cloth touched Die side of her face. Tlie response to bring so awakened was startling, to say die least. four Englishmen piled higher and higher until they wormed their way into the plaster. damaging pro learning a 19- Jay walking. City and university jflicinl* It became the property of Joseph Finegan in January, 1851, and in May. 1851, the parcel was deeded to John Bellcchassc. \V h c n Bellechassec became (lie owner records show- this was the Bids will be sought and first reference to Second Lake as Lake Monroe. Inci­ 1contract let some time in WASHINGTON (L T I) — dentally, tlds instrument also April for a complete road im ­ makes the first reference to provement to Sit 127 between Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, who Lake Jessup which, prior to ! Altamonte Springs and 1/ing- apparently failed to sway the this time, was known as l.nng wood, it was announced today Warren commission, set out Lake o r Long Pond. Indians, by James P. Avery Jr., chair­ on her own today to try to however, called it Mud Lake. man of the County Commlss- prove tier slain son innocent WASHINGTON (U P I ) — Arthur Sylvester, assistant • • • . ion. of tlie assassination u( John Sailors and Marines assigned secretary of defease (or pub­ The project lias received F. Kennedy. Additional inlormatiou in to the Guantanamo Naval lic affairs, said U » move waa the abstract indicates that , top priority from tho County Base no longer will lit able accessary “ to ImjNbm | Commission for three years. Lake Monroe got its name be­ to ts le their verves ami chLVL garrison jo s t a s cf-flu't*era tween Nov. 5. 1849. and May Avery said he « : i « Irfcr.tied CAPr. K l .n s h in i c . ' i i — • run Wiih them: there" and w help shake the IT, 1851, In view o f President this morning by the State ( V j s ,v u (-nuiMfi lo build a The Dt ft ti-,’ Hi ,>.!*uiii-iit. in uavai base entirely seif suf­ lloaii Department at Del->nd .Monroe's ini|>ortant role in caletcria in the Merritt Is­ its most drastic step since ficient. the history of Florida it is the delay has been caused by land Launch Area lias h e m Fidel Castro assumed power, In a separate action, the logical to suppose that the the large number (m ore than awarded to Huron Inc. of announced Wednesday that Navy announced a $10.7 mil* |150) o f property owners in­ lake was named for him. Cape Kennedy, the Army the 3.(mo dependents already linn, four-step program to volved in obtaining nccssnry Does this settle it ? |Corps of Engineers announced on the base would Ik' gradual- supply the t5-squarc-mitc en­ right-of-way. • • • ’ today. I ly removed its their husbands clave vvlib sit the water It Condemnation suit informa­ The County Commission has and fathers are reassigned needs now that Castro turned tion has hern forwarded to adopted a resolution requiring j after completing a two-year off Cuban supplies in retalia­ Tallahassee on Jan. 28 and the county to use, whenever TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) - i tour of duty. tion for the seizure of Cuban should lie returned to Iiel.and possible, products manufac­ The Board of Liliuatimi ap­ fishermen found in U S. terri­ by Feb. 20, Avery stated, tured in Florida. The resolu­ proved a new high school soc­ torial waters. allowing for the filing of the tion was proposed by tho Flor­ ial studies textbook Wednes­ The Navy will ship an ex ­ suits and order of taking. This ida Manufacturers' Associa­ day after telling the publish­ perimental water de-salting will permit asking for bids tion. The commission also er to revise a "slanted" chap­ plant from San Diego. Calif., and letting the contract in adopted another resolution re­ ter about Negro voting in llic to help supply the base’s April. questing the return to coun­ South. daily requirement o f 2.2 m il­ ties of all surplus land from - II) I'n'trd Press lnlcinalion.il lion gallons of fiesli water. control of the Southern l-’ lorIn addition, a new 12,500Snow coat etl highways in Ida Flood Control District. NICOSIA. Cyprus (U P I) — the Midwest today anil pre- kilowatt power plant will he » • • British paratroopers amt ar­ sented area death hazards for built, a “ catchment” Francis Itmimillat's n e w mored forces damped a tense drivers. will tie provided to eolleet Chamber of Commerce Port cease-fire on Cyprus today to Heavy snow warnings were surface fresh water, and an Autiiority Committee w i l l J A C K S O N V IL L E (U P I ) — end two days of savage light­ posted lor a small area in underground reservoir will he meet Monday in an effort to Tho Florida Fust Const Boil- ing between Greek and Turk­ northern ctliiu and western built to store four million gal­ get some wheels turning to­ way brought to I ho U. S. ish Cypriots in which an r-ti1’onti‘ v Ivania, witli significant lons. ward the development of an Court o f Appeals Wednesday mated 50 persons were kilted. Tlie base now has 11 2 m il­ snow also forecast for West official port authority estab­ ils fight to oust two officials New ligating was feared at lion gallons of water on hand Virginia ami Maryland. lished It) the legislature It'll o f tho Jacksonville Toi mimil any moment as American Ilazanliiiis driving warnhe a luiicheou meeting at peace efforts apparently tail­ I lugs were out for Illinois, InCo. Spencer's. The railroad asked the tim e- ed |din tin, Ohio, Missouri, Mich• • • judge court to reverse a Dis­ . Igan and Wisconsin Streets If you could have heard Dr. trict Court deebion that and were lull of slush and up to The sheriff's office I* con­ J. Broward Culpepper, execu­ the federal courts had no jurlive inches of fresh snow was |tinuing to receive complaints tive director of the Slate isdietion in the case. on the ground. a limit unlawful firing of air Board of Control, explain the Thu FEC has sought the dis­ Ituin also fell in tlie Gulf lilies in the area. potential development on and missal o f Tormina! Company M AYPO B T ( UP I ) The I stales. The Weather Bureau Sheriff J. L. Hobby reminds off tlie campus at the propos­ President M. C. Jcnnrtte and Navy announced today the >aid the moisture making up persons owning such rifles ed East Central Florida Uni­ general counsel Elliott Adams. aireralt carrier Saratoga is the rain and snow was fun- Dial the law forbids firing of versity, you’d never vote to It contends the officers o f the scheduled lo dock at the Na- 1ruling tar noilliward ahead of it by minors unless Die child maintain the invisible “ U!ecompany can servo only witli val base here Friday follow- an advancing cold front, is under direct supervision of phone w all" between Die South Seminole and Sanford unanimous consent o f the four ing training exercises in the | Two persons died in sepa- a parent. railroads using tlie terminal. Cariblwao late accidents on icy roads in The law stales further that areas. Southern Railway Co. and • * • northern Illinois Wednesday. any parent permitting his A contingent of Heavy At­ One person was hospitalized child under Hi to use an air Today's Chuckle— " E v c r the FEC w tinted tlie two re­ had your ears pierced,” she moved, while Atlantic Coast tack Squadron 9 (lew home to after a rh artem i bus swerv­ rille without supervision may asked? “ No,” replied the Line und Seaboard A ir Line Sanlord Naval Air Station ed off a snow-slick highway he found guilty of a misde­ Irani Die Saratoga Wednes­ near Princeton, Mo., Wednes­ meanor and fined $300 or im ­ other gal, "but I've often had optional the removal. ’I he court took the appeal day. day night. prisoned for 30 days. ’em bored.” • • • under consideration. FEC Appeals Ouster Suit Yop. Yc*. Uh-huh. The shrieks that met these yearsdd coed had been jailed (or (ailing to pay S5 ticket (or Snow Hazard On Midwest Roads fa they for hour* Wednesday night and early today, blocking M ore W ives, Children fa Wednesday night and broke the acoustics. COLUMBUS. Ohio (L T D — RINGGOLD. Ga. ( L T D —A Louisville and Nashvi'le Bailroad passenger train rammed a big tractor trailer rig that was stalled on tlie tracks to­ day, derailing lo cars o( the Chicago to Atlanta train. Tries Again NEW YO R K (U P I ) — Bach. I Probably next tune music is I Youngfters In tow, she left Beethoven and Brahms will played in Carnegie a leftover ; before the Beatles could flnnever sound tlie same again howl will t>e ja rn d looscand |I'll. Diplomatic, she said the evening had been enjoyable. in Carnegie Hall, music lov­ strike a first violinist. Their damage done. Die er*. T i e Beatles were there Five thousand Ohio State Uni­ versity students demonstrated Cars Derailed Yonge conveyed tlie land on Dec. 22. >820. to William T ra ­ vers whose claim was con­ firmed by a commission ap­ I pointed by Congress to ascer­ tain the titles and claims to i land in Florida. • NO. 125 (Ohio Students Storm City In Protest ... BRIEFS A 12,Whi acre tract was granted in the name of tic Kingdom o f Spain by Don Jose Capringer, Spanish gov­ ernor o f Florida and a colonel of the royal armies, to Philip It. Yonge on Fell 22, 1818. The royal order was dated March 29, 1815. • T 1IURS., FERRUAKY 13. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA • We do have evidence, how* • ever, that the lake was not named Montezuma. It was named Valdez. Prior to that time it was known as Second lake or pond. Through the courtesy of Mill Jordan, 401 .Maple Avenue, Sanford, we ' have copies of an abstract which reveals quite a bit of highly interesting intnrma, ton. I Established 1008 5 ,0 0 0 Riot Over Jailing O f Coed Though the evidence if not concrete, all indication* are that Lake Monroe was named for President Monroe. • United Piim* Leaded Wire” C arn eg ie H a ll Acoustics B a ttle s B e a tle s, Loses hastily called meetings this morning to determine what stirred up the students to stage the hoiirs-’ong demon­ stration which erupted on campus and then moved lour miles to ibis city's downtown area and back to campus. The unruly crowd formed after it became known on rampus Wednesday that Mar­ jorie Cocoticllo, a sophomore from Paterson, N. J., was locked in a cell for an hour and a half Monday for not paying (lie jaywalking fine. The c a m p ti • newspaper played the story under a Isitd page one (leadline and the university president charges! the publication was partly re­ sponsible for the demonstra­ tion. in Paterson. John Cocoziello. girl of the jailed gtrl, threatened a law suit against Die state of Ohio. He said the jailing was “ uncalled for, un­ founded and unfair" and d e­ manded an ajHilngy from authoritics. “ It's a terrible thing." Coeo/lcllo said. "Th ey put her (M a jorjc) tn a (e ll wiDi a ptoslltutc ami the prostitute #ven propositioned her Is that any way to treat an innocent young girl?” Miss Cocoziello was releas­ ed from Jail aftrr friends posted a $20 flno and charges subsequently were dismissed. The demo nitration began on tlie campus and then some 5<h) of tlie stndenta -marrlieil four miles down heavily traveled High Street to Die central police station where they milled alsiut for two hours. March­ ing with them was Miss Cocoziollo, hut while the other stu­ dents Jaywalked hack and forth in tlie streets, she re­ mained on Die sidewalk. M ARY W A LK E R (Jumoson Photo) Tax Assessor Announces For Re-Election Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, veteran head of the county tax assessor’s office, Unlay announced her candidacy for re-election to that post. In tier announcement, Mrs. Walker said: ” 1 wish to announce to you, the people o f Seminole Coun­ ty, my candidacy for re-elec­ tion as your county tax assess­ or. " I t is with pri<le 1 point to the improvements snd work accompli shell under most try­ ing circumstances during my terms of office. "D ue to tlie heavy achodulc ami tlie need for close super­ vision of Die work, It has been impossible for me to per-onally see and assist each of you. However. I feel the proper training of personnel was of utmost Importance In order that the many phases of the office work could be proporly performed, and this of necessity consumed much o f my time. ” 1 appreciate Die spirit of co-operation and the under­ standing which you have shown in (lie past ami invite your careful consideration of rny many years of experience in Die assessor's office. “ With your approval In the forthcoming elections. I will welcome the opportunity to serve you for another four years in the same courteous and efficient manner lo which you have been accustomed In Die past. I assure you I will continue to work for the best interest of the people of W ASH IN G TO N ( U P I ) — Seminole County.** The government bus given up trying to figm e out what the rock 'n* ndl record “ Louie l.ouio" is nil about. Tliero wern complaint* that Trouble ran In bunrhes the platter, recorded on Hie for an Orlando man Wed­ Wane labrl by the Ktngsmen, had off-color lyrics which nesday night. Hubert Florrr rrported to could lie detected when the 45 r.p.m. dive was played at the sheriff’ s office that his car uinhrd nut on Highway 3.1'■*. 17-92. lie park'd It beside Tho Federal Communirathe road and when hr re­ tions Commission, the Post D fiiio Ih-pui (incut and the lumed soniroiu* lud swiped Jiistiea Department started an a howling ball and two pairs of Itowling shoes. investigation, hut finally gave lip after listening at speeds ranging from 18 r p in. to 78 r.p.m. C ity firemen were railed to “ We found the record unin­ telligible at any speed we m grass fire at 11:15 u. in. to­ plnved it,” «n FCC spokesman day In the 2100 block of MelInnvilla Ave. said. Rock V Roll Disc Zancy At Any Old RPM Thief Could Go Bowling On/y In A 'Strong And Free Society’ Today A Week University Upholds Professor's Right To Attack JF K j J J»._. Cuba Charges U. 5. In 'New Provocation' M IA M I, (U P I ) _ The Cuban government rhnrgcd tho United State* with ■ “n e w provocation" today, claiming s U. 8. pinna in­ tercepted a fishing boat in Culinn waters. i Tho charge, broadcast by Havana radio, mild Die ves­ sel "l.nmda 88" was inter­ cepted by a U.S. amphibious plane near Cape San Antonio, on Cuba's west coast. It did not nay when tliu a l l e g e d incident occurred. “ Tho piano mndo several passes, flying low, and then disappeared," said the broad­ cast, heard here today, **Tlio crew wus not frigh t­ ened by tills new provocation o f the Yankees,” said tlie broadcast. Tho vessel, according to Havana radio, was returning from a fishing 11 ip to tho Gulf o f Mexico. ’Pn- Lambda-type boat, a sleek, modern vessel, is the same type Dial was seized by tliu Coast Guard in Flor­ ida waters two weeks ago. The two Lambda-type boats in tho four-boat party found near Dry Tortuga* were powered by Russian engines and carried electronic instrumi ni s from oilier nations. Hand M eetin g Seminole High School Band I’aients Association will moot at 8 tonight, in tliu scliuol hand ball. S. J. D AV IS JR. Joe Davis Seeks Re-Election To Slate House State Representative S. J. (J oe) Davis Jr., announced today that tic will seek reelection a* a member of th« Florida House of llcprcscnta* live* from Seminole County. Davis, a Sanford attorney, is currently serving Ins first term in the Florida le g is la ­ ture, having served In tha special and regular session* of 1963. During his first regular term in the Legislature, Davis was appointed to and served as a member o f several com­ mittee* Including Judiciary " A " , Higher Education, Con­ stitutional Amendments, Safe­ ty, I’ uhlic Lands & I’ arks, Industrial Development, and Motor Vehicles A Carrier*. He was selected by Speaker of tlie House, Mallory Home, as Vice Chairman o f the Ju­ diciary “ A " Committee. Davis la now serving as a member of tlie Special Com­ mission studying tlie queation of abolition of the death pen­ alty. Tills Commission is to submit a report of its find­ ings to the 1965 Session o f tho Legislature. Davis said: “ I urn appreciative of tins opportunity to have served tho people of Seminole County as llicir State Representative and have a sincere desire to con­ tinue to serve in this capacity. Thu Skate of Florida is A leader in this nation of our* with a dynamic future, and Seminole County Is a vital part of the development of tills State. "O ur County is progressive and has potential opportuni­ ties for development which will create a climate of economic statdlity and afford cultural and social opportuniclscwhcrc. My concern is a government of Integrity aimed tics that cannot be found t elimination of fiscal ex­ cesses with adequate and es­ sential services where a de­ finite need is found, " I feel rny experience as a member of the Florida Legis­ lature will be of great value if chosen again to represent Dip eiti/ens of Seminole Coun­ ty. I will continue the policy, which I have adhered to, of representing *11 of the people and all areas of Semlnolo County witli equal vigor with­ out being unduly Influenced by special interest groups or in­ dividuals." We're Overstocked With 14'' TIRES + + * • NOW ONLY Crass Fire Tag Deadline Indnv is Ihe • ® A week from today expiration date o f 1963 autoC H W II’AIGN, III. (U P I) — had taste and offensive." I Birch Society’s National Coun­ mobile tags and long lines of But Pelatson said his own cil and a frequent book re ­ The right o f a University of motorists are expected to he Illinois classicist ta attack Die reaction was “ irrelevant." viewer for the Birch magain vogue until that time. The rditor of Die student late President John F. Ken­ i zinc, said in his article that Local tag tales personnel newspaper, an Illinois con­ # • • • predirt* the lines as the dead nedy in a John Birch Society gressman and the president Kennedy wav assassinated tielluve you ever seen P o lire . line approaches. periodica! was uplwid Wed- of Die university hoard of cause he (ell behind in a Chief Boy W illiams' eolleetion ' To help cope with Die situa­ nesday by a top school offi* t r u s t e e s all defended Communed timetable for turn­ o f |dioto» of former Sanford tion, the local office in the I cial. ; Oliver’ s right to make the at- ing over the United Stalea to mayors? if you'd like to relive (ouitliouse will remain open Dr. Jack W. Peltason, dean ; tack on Kennedy, which ap­ Die Russians. n few muim-nts o f Sunford h is-1Saturday until noon. of Die College of Liberal Arts peared in the current issue Oliver ssiit Kennedy's mem­ tnry visit the lobby of the C ity! Regular hours wi l be lept and (science* and acting pro­ of Die Birch Society m aga­ ory would i>c "cherished wiUi Police Station. We guarantee next week, with tiie cxistiug vost of the university, said zine. American Opinion. distaste.” you it will brinj; bark mein-' auto tag* having to be re­ he considered the attack by Howard W. Clement, pretlOliver, a professor of the oi It-*. I placed by midnight, Feb. 2u Prof. Itrvilo P. Oliver “ in classics, a member of Die dent of the university's board Beatles leave for Miami, Fla. today to tape one television show and prepare for a live one Sunday in liv ing noise. Carnegie Hall, whlcJv opened on May 5, 1891, has never heard anything like It and neither had a port unherette in a green uniform who se­ lected tier occupation because she like* classical music. She said stir thought the Beatles” "a re funny" but she wasn't laughing. The B e a t l e s performed twice, each time before audi­ ence* of 2,600 which spilled onto the stage. H ie first audi­ ence came with love offerings o f je ll) (mans. Some of the jelly beaus bop­ ped a policeman who stood at Die footlights. He didn't mind; he munched. The second audience was older and included some Ind­ ies in mink, accompanied by husbands in frown*. Msn there was Mrs Happy Rockefeller, wife of Die New York governor, who in April o f 1980, joining the fight to save Carnegie from progress, had declared: “ The historic ami riiltural value of Car­ negie Hall is Mich Dial il should not lie permitted to Ik* lorn down me-cly lo make way for another office build­ ing." Mr*. Rockefeller, accom­ panied by a bevy of children, said sho eame because Wen­ dy, her daughter by a pre­ vious marriage, was “ just as excited as any child." 66 V/ o ' l vx* ! l BUrkwall, pin* lax. Whitewalls $2 more. 750*11, 800x11, 850x1 1, 900x11, * 950x11. New Tread TIRES of trustees, said Ik disagreed with Oliver “ head on " but added Diat Oliver "has the right as a private citizen to express himself and is so guaranteed those right* by Ihe statutes of the university," Representative Melvin Price, (D -lll.), said Oliver's Idea* were “ regrettable" but Dial a* long as the profess­ o r * poiiUral views did not color his teaching, his job should not be tn joepardy, Robert Ebert, editor of the • BUDGET T K it 518 Genuine Mrlinhcrta rrtrrad* applied nn sound tirr ra»ing*| • Free Mounting 403 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-0G51 Dally Illml, said Oliver's ar­ ticle was a “ base and unwar­ ranted attack" against Ken­ nedy hut said he aawr “ noth­ ing wrong with hi* speaking out." "Only a strong and free *od e fy could permit Prof. Oliv­ er his own freedom ," Ebert said in an editorial. Peltason said lie had been assured Oliver "d oe* not use hi* classroom to promote his own political views." • Florida Distributor* For Prnraaa Custom Built Tire* � 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 12, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 12, 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 12, 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/3eba4f1582a02f6b9d49f075efbdc938.pdf a499df7bfa895b491346ed03fa0625d1 PDF Text Text PiiiTnrB Vrralft Page 10 — Jan. 2i, 1964 Cancer Society Fund Leaders To M eet PBIdLLA'S POP Geneva Band Announces New Director Pan Fattlshall, bandmaster of the Bishop Moore High School Band, haa taken over aa director for the 18-member G e n e v a Community Band which meet* a t 7:30 p. m. each Monday a t the Geneva Com­ munity Hall for rehearsal*. Additional members are al vrays welcome in the band and interested musicians, h i g h school age and up, are invited to take advantage of the op portunlty to receive excellent musical Instruction while at the same time enjoying group participation a n d perform­ ances. The next public appearance for the band will be a t a chick­ en barbecue to be sponsored by the Geneva Cltixens Asso­ ciation on Feb. 16 a t the Com­ munity Hall. Present members and instru­ ments are Oliver Mathleux, Eva Markowics, Charles Lamb and Boy Sterman, trumpets; Henry Kretser, drama; Betty Schulseraeyer, s a x o p h o n e ; Shirley Bramley, trombone; Cadar H art and Ray McGill, bass boras; Mary Sterman, alto horn; W. L. 8!eg and Janie H art, baritone horns and Dor­ othy Lamb, Jenifer Coe, An­ thony Whiting, John Marko­ wics, Mamie Sieg and Audrey Johnson, clarinets. DeBary Legion Band Show The American Legion Her­ bert D. Gibb Post of DeBary will present the DeLand High School Band and its 26-act Variety Show in a program to be held a t the DeBary Com­ munity Center on Feb. 6. Musical Director G e o r g e Wolf of DeLand haa added a number of new acta to the pro­ gram. This year, aa before, proceeds from the entertain­ ment will bo used to partially defray expenses of transport­ ing this same show to the Lake City Veterana Hospital for a performance in early April. A t this same time the DeBary Legion will present its second television set to be placed in one of the hospital wards for the veterans. This show was well received last year and the return en­ gagement is in response to many requests. TickeU can be obtained from any member of the Legion. Methodist Men Hold Meeting m I Volunteer leaders who will pariiripatf In the 1961 Kducaj tional afcd Fund Raising Cru­ sades of the American Cancer Society, to be conducted tn Brevard. Flagicr. Indian RIver, Lake, Orange. Osceola. Polk, Seminole and Volusia Counties, have been invited to | attend a special conference lo 1 be held Feb. 6 at the Cherry j Plaza Hotel, in Orlando. The meeting will be called to order at 12 noon, and be adjourned at 3:15 p.m. The month of April has hern designated as Cancer Control Month by an act ei Congress and so proclaimed by the President of the United States, and the Governor of the State of Florida. Mon., Tues,. Wed. 25th ‘FOLGER’S” IN S T A N T C O FFEE LOS ANGELES (U PI)—A dispute over wage* - for an­ nouncer* for the three major radio and television networks today posed a threat of a na­ tionwide strike. FIRST CI.A8S of IBM keypunch operators has been graduated by the Seminole County Business School. Seated in Linda Griffith. Standing, from the left, are Elda Nichols, Mrn. Lydia Watt, the instructor; Bonnie Avenei, Loueila Dean and Judy Garke. Also graduating were Kaye Richey and Gladys Cornett. Registration wan being accepted today for day and evening classes in all business courses. (Herald Photo) ACL Credit Union To Meet Members of Coast Line Em ployes Credit Union at San ford will bold their 26th An nual meeting at 7 p.m., Wed nesday, in the Mayfair Inn at Sanford. A dinner meeting has been arranged and reser vations have come in fait. At U>i* meeting the annual reports of officers will be beard, also elections held for four directors and one credit committeeman. Directors and Credit Committeemen serve term s of two years, the Board of Directors consisting of Baptist Class Has Meeting By Frances Wester The Friendship Class of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary held a monthly business meeting in the Westmoreland Wing last Tuesday night with Mr*. W. G. Brown presiding in the absence of Sira. Lamar 8tdkea, class president. The meeting w c j opened with prayer by Mrs. W. T. Wansley. Routine business was discussed. A letter was read from a former member, Mrs. Floyd Daniels, of Farm ­ ington, Mich. Mrs. Charlotte McQuillin of Longwood, presented the De­ votion for the evening. Mrs. C. N. North gave the closing prayer. During Die social hour that followed Mrs. McQuillin won the prim In a Biblical Quit. Refreshments were served to Mrs. J. Sizelovc, hostess, as­ sisted by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. T. J. Townsend. Other members p r e s e n t were Mrs. Leon Keel, Mrs. M. P. Mathcson, Mrs. Harley Wilhelm and Mrs. J. A. Yarn. You’re Sure ToUke! Briasog Funeral Home la lo i l a y i if C LEA N S ER 6 OZ. JA R Candidate TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — State Rep. Earl Fsircloth is expected to announce he la * candidate for the state at­ torney general's office at a news conference here Thurs­ day. nine members and Credit Committee consisting of three members. The Supervisory Committee, also consisting of three members, are appointed by the directors. Terms of the directors are staggered, five elected one year, four the next. This Credit Union was or­ ganized in 1B36, and has many years of good growth. Loans to members have amounted to approximately t w o million dollars and dividends ranging from four to six percent have been paid each year since or-1 ganization. Currently, t h e , dividend rate is five percent, I which has been paid on dc-1 posits for the past several1 years. In addition to dividends on members' deposits, there is alio a life insurance feature j based on members' depositsi without any cost to the mem-| hers. The Credit Union h a s 1 394 members. Officer* currently are J. S. Tiilis, president; E. W. Mur-, cel, vice president; O. S. To-1 ler, treasurer, and Mrs. A. F . ' True, assistant treasurer. I Limit] 2 With Tour »3 Ot Morn Food Order Pleate INCOME TAX PREPARATION (Limit: One With Your S3 Or More Food Order Please) HAROLD A. APPLEBY 4FRESH, 100% PU R E ” TELEPHONE FA 2-3968 SOUP 408 VIRGINIA AVE. SANFORD. FLORIDA One BUI To Pay The Gregory May Improve the appearance of jo u r ground* and give your barkyard play area or patio the dr«irrd privacy and »rclu*ion with a beautiful long-lanling FENCE. Our Home and Property Improvement Dept. Our Home and Property Improvement D e p t . c a n handle the entire Job. Call us today for a free c lim a te . . . there i* no obligation, of course. Maple At*. at nth SI. Sanford Fla. # '. h a p ? ) FA 2-0500 The Andrew Aulin Sr., 70, a na­ tive of Oviedo, died Sunday morning In Gainesville. Bora May 20, 1893, he was a retired citrus worker, a member of the Oviedo First Baptist Church and of Oviedo American Legion Post 2t3. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Mary Alice Aulia of Oviedo; three daughters, Mrs. Lons Bartlett of Jacksonville, Mrs. Kathryn Bunch of Or­ lando and Mrs. Bettye Reagen of Sanford; two tons, Charles W. Aulin of Mart, Tex., and Airman l.C. An­ drew Aulin J r. of Patrick Air Forca Base; 16 grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Mary Grogan of Beaumont, Tex. Funeral services will be held a t 10:60 a. m. Tuesday a t the graveside in Oviedo Cemetery with Rev. W. A. Loekler of Orlando officiating. PARK, SANFORD TV P ay Dispute A covered dish supper and monthly meeting was held Thursday night by Die Cas­ selberry Community Metho­ dist Church Men’s Club in Weaver Hall with 22 mem. bers and gueata In attendants. A Bible discussion was led by Marvin McClain and Vice President Roger Richmond conducted the meeting in the absence of President Tom M O N E Y Hues ton. Two members of the Men's S E R V IC E Club, Finney Haynes and Mr Ciain, will be initiated as certified Lay Speakers next Thursday night a t a men's meeting at the Kdwarda Meth­ ••••*•**••••»**»»*»»»*»** odist Church In Tangelo Park. A group of ineii from Ca* S o F a § t! selberry will leave the church a t 6:46 p.m. for tho supper The cash you nood meeting. can be lit your hand* Oviedo Man Dies At Gainesville b Think of A ll the "Hellos"... 50 EXTRA With This Coupon 4k The Purchase Of -Kverfre*h" POTATO CHIPS Twin I’sk 39c | Coupon xood at yuur “Thrlltway** Only, Thru Wed., January 29. almost aa aoon as you aik for R. 50 EXTRA With This » Coupon 4k The Purchase Of “ Brcmner'* FIG The payment term* are tailored to fit your 100 EXTRA In This On© Good Buy LOANS OTTO SUM C O U . O U A T I O N -SANFORD III W.nntSL....rAhfaa 2-3749 STA M PS . IIA l(S 12 l.b. I'kg. 49c [Coupon a nod ai your “Thriftway Only, Thru Wed.. January 29. S o C o n v o n fo n tf — G .A .C .— F IN A N C E GOLD BOND A lifetime of hello.—of vimting, staring, laughing, nrpriring. raring. A l aa year phone. What elao given you no much pleasure and trouble-fre. aervicw for tiie UtUe it coatn? It’* a bargain! Even more an when you oorudder »ka* no matter bow often you uae it, thcre'a never an extra charge lor maintenance. Enjoy your phone often—for nil it'g worth. _____ •e u th * m ( GOLD BOND With This Coupon 4k The Purchase Of -Stauffer'*" Mar. 4k Cheese STA M PS Esc. Apples 3 I'kg*. S1.1T Coupon |oud at your “Thriftway Only, Thru W ed, January 29. 50 EXTRA GOLD BO N D With This Coupon 4k The Purchase Of Fla. Grad* "A** Fryer Parts STAM PS Legs, Breasts. Thighs I Coups* good a t y o tr T h rtftw ay" Only, Thru W ad, January. 69. �r> * I I- \ It 3 Mets Teams To Train Here Sanford City Commission Monday night approved an sgreemont whereby three of the New York Mets* form baseball team* will hold their spring training at Municipal Stadium. Ray Kennedy, of Casselber­ JAMES L. DUHON, of the Sanford Naval Air MISS MARLENE SHERROD, a teacher at the ry, scout for the National BILLY S. PILOIAN of Oviedo (right) is con­ Station, received the Sanford-Seminole County Altamonte S pring Elementary School, la shown League train, said the Wil­ gratulated by Frank Finch of the SanfordJunior Chamber of Commerce award for the receiving the outstanding teacher award at the liamsport (Pa.), Auburn (N. Seminole Junior Chnmber of Commerce as he outstanding young sailor of the year. Duhon, Sanford-Seminole Junior Chnmber of Commerce Y.) and Salinas (Calif.) farm awards banquet. The award was presented by assigned to VAII-3 since the summer of 1002, is presented Piloinn with the Jay coo’s outstanding dubs will move here from Bill Richardson (center). Observing the presen­ a native of Kinder, I.a. lie was chosen for out­ young farmer award at Saturday night's Junior Columbus, Go., for (raining tation is State Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland, who standing work in moral guidance and with the between March 15 and May I. Chnmber awards banquet. Boy Scouts. Presenting the award was (left) addressed the Jaycees and their guests. The three teams will be on Lee Hawkins. (Herald Photo) a seven-day schedule, with free exhibition games betwern themselves and with out-ofcity- visiting team*. City agreed fo ready the playing field and clubhouse while the Mets agreed to sup­ ply all water, electricity amt fuel oil. Mets will have use » Zip Code 32771 # of the rnnin diamond ami a second playing field free of WEATHER: Showers today and tonight: colder, partly cloudy Wednesday; high today 63-75; low tonight 45-55. charge. Flvcrett Kerr, manager of Established U'Oti TL’E S. JANUARY^S, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 118 VOL. 56 United Press Leased \Yiie Muyfnlr Inn, where the teams will bo housed during their stay here, and John Krider, manager of tho Chamber of Commerce, pointed to the nation-wide publicity Sanford will receive In having tho GEN. J. C. Hutchison, three clubs train here, also who was unable to at­ stating "It may be the opening tend, received tho Good wedge in bigger thing* to | Budgets for the Casselberry Board of Aldermen which met The proposed Adamucci site Government award at come in baseball for Sanford.” LONDON (LTD in continued session a t the . ... „ M,°*! Uccrcation Commission, the in Orange County for the new tho Junior Chnndvor of City Commission also ap­ of Western Europe reacted .. , . Hast Central Florida univers­ Contmerco dinner Sat­ proved application for a $50,with comparative calm today ' 0,un,ecr * ,re DcPartn,cnt Municipal Building. Amounts were $3,CSO for ity will lie recommended by urday night. to France’s recognition of and Major Owen Anstey's of000 loan from the two Sanford banks to complete the $00,000 Bed China, hut the move sent ! fire were adopted Monday recreation, with Insurance to the P.ilo Board of Control to tiic Cabinet Board of Keluuneasiness through parts of j |,} |;!C cnsli purchase of the Wood­ Casselberry be added when ready; $;,night ettcr the Board of eation at next Tuesday’s ses­ non-Communist Asia. j —I----------ruff Iniililing, First Street 891.15 for the firemen, with sion in Tallahassee. Control'a decision in Orlando ltussia called it a "step to- [ and Park Avenue. Member* terms of compensation for Friday it was announced that ward strengthening peace." Dr. J. Broward Ctilpcp|ior, writ! undivided whether to the volunteers to be regulated executive director of the coffer would tie served to but reports from Taipei, seat place meters after the build­ at a later date, and $9,192 for Board of Control, told The ing is rnzrd and a parking those present by the chamber of the Nationalist Chinese gov - . eminent, indicated General- ; lot installed. ' the m ajor's office after items Sanford Herald by telephone of commerce. issimo Chiang Kai-shek might Jim Jornignn, recreation of $0,250 were transferred to this morning that his staff "Which chamber?'* some­ break relations with France. ; _ _ . members "are equally in ac­ | director, requested and re­ a Public Umlding and Inione asked. Members of the North J l i p S J s t i l l 't D l ’lVC cord for the Adamucci site A masked bandit armed witli ceived permission to host the I provcmcnls budget. TOKYO (UI’D The Jap "Orange County," someone Atlantic Treaty Organi/ation and the Tuskawilla and Econ- a "long chrome revolver" held Biddy Basketball state tour1 Included in the transfer (NAIO) tended t0 ‘ u ,' l!alc ' iineso government, which bus 1w m . $5,000 for a proposed ad lockhatchcc sites in Seminole up and robbed Itobcrt d'Av- | natural. Sanford won the stale replied. the move, announced Monday, 1 , , ”, * , *' “ * ^ ersa, owner of tho Rex liquor championship the last two Douglas Stcnslrom, head at In terms of the alliance Itself * monopoly .011 .the tobacco dit.011 to the Municipal Build County.** Queried why lie and Ills co- *tm 11 at I’lnecrcst whopping seasons. Visiting players will Seminole's site committee, g Some feared R might waak- businesa here, has started a ' ^ x . for oR OondlGonlng wurkera did not make any center, of about f.'tOO at H p. m. be housed at tha Sanford NATO ■beeauaa becaua* President Praaldcnt nationwide campaign to halt I a,»d #nd I800 f"r * reroinmrn'lstiou at tho Orlan­ Muodajr, ■ marked. 'T |n glad. Wc nc • Naval Academy. a da* something out af this." do meeting last Friday, when Chief of rulin' Buy Williams In other action, City Coin (fladalocd .K , . . . Hie Board members selected said 0 • • d’Aversa described Hie mission: asked to submit a revised Dr. Culpepivcr thief a* about six fret, weigh­ Let's dial unity! Go for tiic aWea prtof to taMna the atep. i M u s i c a l N o t e Agreed for the old library hudgrt for the Puttee Depart- Atlaimicci. Others deplored its timing. .... ........................ said. “Tile Board moved so ing Hit) pound*, dart; brown building to be used as a cul­ metro! Wc bumped Into Mr. But there was little evl- ! M ' 1 LI-.RSULRli ( L I D mem alter tentative estimat­ and .Mrs. High, old friends dence of opposition to the —Gov. F an is Bryant hn- n p - , es on costs of a new patrol fast wu didn't have an op hair with n crew cut. lie was wearing gray trousers and vlio now operate their own principle of recognition. Henri 1pointed five new tueniliers, ! ear cut his totals by approx- porlunity." Ho then added they would shirt, a suede jacket and appliance business. He for­ Fay at, deputy foreign min- Including musician Guy Lorn- imatcly M.UOU. merly was with Hill Hard­ liter of Belgium, indicated Ids bantu, to the Florida Council Discussion of a budget for have recommended any one gloves, with a mask made of tile three sites. The Board ware when Andy Stine headed government might follow of too. Chairman Rab-igb W. (lie Road Board was tabled spilt 3 3 on votes for the Mar­ fioin a woman's storking. that enterprise. We asked the France's lead. Tlie thief forced d ’Aversa ] Greene Jr. announced toduy. However, Mayor Anstey was tin. Adainucri and Tuskawilla into a rear room ami loekril Highs their opinion of the met­ Britain, wliirli recognized aiitliorl/nl to euntimm witli sites before finally deciding him in. He also lore two tele. ropolitan phone s y s t e m . Communist China 14 years l i o l l f l S O K u necessary road work lor live on Adamucci. Illumes from their connections. " We're going for It!” they ago, had no official comment. 1 present. Expenditure of Slot.t.-AHAHHKK (LPD _ Dr. Culpepper said this Witnesses told police the replied. “ It'll be a good in­ But British newspapers scent- j T ,„. v a i " h w l i,onn| uf Kducn- io was approved for 30 feel morning that should Orange bandit entered n yellow cur, vestment.'* of lH-incli pipe for 1 1 complete Ollls G. Owen, of Sylvan de to approve France a action. 1tion put it* final stump of upCounty fail In deliver the witli two other men, when be • • • The official Soviet govern-, , on a f - r, mi||ion culvert at the intersection ol ■pike, today nnnounrrd hi* Folks out Oviedo way will rnent newspaper livestia said boni| to , nl, lhc Jasmine Road and I’alm Adamucci site, the Board fled. randiilary for constable In "will start over again and we Drive, soon have a new Methodist France was taking a "real- state's .....___,... District 4, post now held by university and Jun­ minister. He's llcv. Cyrus B. Istic approach" and that the Attorney Kenneth McIntosh will recommend Hu- Tuska­ Iti. rrt Carroll. ior college system. willa and Econ sites." oawscy Jr. The present pas­ Kremlin had “ insisted for was authorized to consult Owen, *n Atlantic Coast tor of the First Methodist over 10 /ears on the restor­ with County Road Superin­ Seminole County Commis­ Line railtiad conductor since G O P G a in s tendent J. C. Lavender for sioners met Monday evening Church is Itev. Itobcrt Soka ation of China's lawful rights 1910, opposed Carroll in tiic QUINCY (U l'l) — A to recommendations needed as with Chamber of Commerce who will go to Coral Gables. in tho United Nations." 1000 run-off elertlon and was per cent increase in white a basis for setting up a com­ university s i t e committee • • • defeated by 500 votes. members to discuss the "uni­ Republican voter registration prehensive drainage program Twenty-five years ago last Owen served a* chief de­ was chalked up during a five- which could be carried out versity site situation" and Friday Forrest Lake died. A puty under Sheriff J. L. Hob­ decided to take a "wait and hour campaign In this rural over a number of years. by for three year* commenc­ former mayor. Lake was CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. — tobacco glowing county Mon­ ing In 1953. If* was on leav* Mrlntosh also will draw » sen" attitude before proceed­ head of the old Seminole (LPD — A Nashville police­ day. preliminary ordinance ss a ing any further In efforts to man testified today he was of absence from the railroad. County Bank. He was also a A native of Mississippi. worksheet for the Board to have the university placed in offered " a t least $10,000" if former state legislator. After Seminole County lesidenre! P J q £ C I llU 'K C d Owen movrd to Ocala In 1921 the hank collapsed. Lake was owners were warned today by use in setting forth qualificu- .Seminole County. ............ . he could contact one of the and came to Seminole Coun­ PAR-ES-SALAAM. Tung-I lions needed to fill Hit* oilier icnl to prison for making F\ Stewart Helinly, vice pres jurors in the 1902 kickback ty in 1939. He la married and false bookkeeping entries. Ident of tho Seminole County <u r l >President, j of Superintendent of Public trial of labor leader Jam es j hn» « son. Glenn. He is a One local resident remarked Board of Realtors, t.. beware J »lin'> N> 'rcrc ‘l'ar«cd Mon- Works lor Hie town, It lioffa I member of the Brotherhood of this morn.ng. 'T he charge of a Miami man operating in ,,a>’ ''W '1 ,llul " ,e rP,'rMl I I’os-Mhiliiy was discussed Over tlie vigorous objections was impossible because Lake this area. army mutiny ill Tanganyika of rumbinmg the duties of of defense attorney*, police- Hnllroad Trainmen and Cen­ tral Baptist Church. Sanford police launrhed never made a bookkeeping Ilelmly pointed to an article « “* l'« " ,,f 11 I'1'" »" OVt'r ' l,uilll,nB inapcclisr with the man Jam es T. Walker told u •'If elected," Owen said, "I entry in his life." At any rate, in Sunday's Miami II. raid out- throw ***>• government. | superintendent's job u n t i l an all-nut search tor a federal court jury hearing 1'ireej car-old hov Monday charges of jury tampering promise tho people to enforce Mirli time ns work lands re it's the last time people here lining tho operator's nelivltirs. 1 .. jflrrnmin whrn hi* mother, against lioffa and five others llio law impartially. I will not ipilre separation of duties. can remember when every­ The newspaper article ,e- I Ul'IvC.V Q u i t s Mra. H a r o l d Mirllndale that the offer was made by concentrate *0 much on traf­ In other business, discusthing closed in his honor dur­ polled the man will buy rquilANKARA (UPI) — Turkey ing Hie funeral at which Rev. ies in VA and FHA burnt-* fur I* walking out of tho Cyprus sicn and udoptlon ol a build­ ■Sr., reported him missing one of the co-defendants in fic violations but more so on Juvenile delinquency, and es­ Martin Brain officiated at the sn ail down payments-and then "peuru conference" in London ing rode lor the town, follow­ from their home al Hailey the case. Mreet amt (Inora IU::d. Holy Cross Episcopal Church. rent them. Within months, it because the British have full- ing sperflientinns us outlined Defense attorney Jarquos pecially the sale of liquor to 0 • • 'Die sra n li riidrj when Sdiiffer argued that Walker * minors I will co-operate fully in Horoiinty code. were tabl continued, lhc seller learn* rd to restore order «n the with other law enforcement The Daytona Beach Even­ that he ha* nut made mutt- disputed Mediterranean island, cd until the Felt, to meeting police Imnid Harold Jr. testimony was 'hearsay." officers." asleep under his luothrr's w.th aUtulation that this Item ing Ncvvs reported that "R e­ guge payment* and the seller u Walker testified that Thom­ government spokesman he number one on Hie agenda bed. cent events have confirmed find* himself facing collection .-aid today, as Parks, a former business at that time. the long standing suspicion action. agent for Hoff,.'* Teamsters I . . . . . Artion on an occupational that only the Orlando area all Die* I 299 in Detroit, ap­ [Search Malted license fee arlicdiilc also was along had a chance.'* It was proached him atMMit contact­ HONOLULU (UI’D — An tabled for study at a work ing juror Gratin Fields, dur­ referring to the university j intensive (earcli for an Air session which will he called ing the 1902 trial in Nashville. aite. This was printed on Jan. Sheriff J. L. Hobby warned Fonr* C l- t Ulohemaster which by lizard Chairman Fid Lunn. John J. Hooker Sr., special Jfi, ei tht days before the final ^tisluy tli.it tha out-of-town government prosecutor, asked Tile Board agreed to rn ° ” r the.’ Pac,|fte decision by the Board of Con­ Company officials today . . . I''septic tank operators" are In • Walker if "P arks ever men­ Unrated a $750,000 loss in the \ w • ,,a> h , n,n/ f dorse that pait of the pro­ trol. ilii* area again. • • • tioned a slim of money to file whirl, de.t.oyed the Dear- "" " ^ * ........,,,/ d " ff posed Mctro|solilii 11 Telephone A local resident ie|.ortcd to )oti during his conversation in f,,r ,he System which allows toll free Hobby ha wa* billed fori We understand there'll be born Electronics UlKiiatoric* " fft ‘""x regard to Gratin Fields." service throughout the coun­ Hiuc. a delay in the opening of Sem­ plant on Illtrhuny 17-N2 south |$I7-'I.('>M fur having his tank i Walker testified that Parks ty. However, it was stipulat­ inole Park Raceway . . . pos­ nf Sanford Monday morning. M „ .„ F v if lp n P P 1cleaned, only to leurn be could I told him "he would lie willing Ralph Hell, captain of the k V iU I-A UU-IlCted tin t tills endorsement sibly a week. It was slated to have huil a local fir in do the to get at least Sto.ooo for me Luke Mary Volunteer Kite !)«•! KSON* Miff. — should in no way indicate that open Jan. 1. but difficulties joh for between $25 and $10. if I could contact Mr Fields." concerning control of the part meat, suffered a broken A meticulous young prusecu -Casselberry approve* the pre track were just settled last a 1in when he fell while fight- tor hinted on this second day ■ent rate structure of Winter M o t o r S to le n uf the Byron De La Beckwith Park Telephone Company. week. Clyde Hart, head of the Ing the blaze. Don Eniith, of Winter I'uik, Seminole High School will Hit- next regular meeting outfit, is seeking a new open­ Officials suid toduy they will murder trial that he will proing dale from (tie Raring rvleoM a detail.<1 statement dure new evidence to strength of the Ixiard will In- at 7:3>i 1. ported to the sh.-riff'a office host Lake view High School, Commission. An announce­ about the fire and future com- en his ca-e again.t the ae- p.in.. Fell. 10, at tlie Cass.'l today the theft of all outboard I Winter Garden, In the second ment should be forthcoming pany plana to the press Wed- rused slayer of Medgar FIvera. berry Woman's Club on Uvcr- motor front hi* paik.d IsNit at "brain bowl'' at 7.JO p.m. l.uko Howell i'uik Mviiday. I Thursday. nesduy. jNcgi o civil rights leader. | brixik Drive. O. G. OWEN by the end of the week. tural art* center, under Jernlgun's management; approved annexation of the shopping center property at ‘27th Street ami F'rench Avenue; adopted a resolution approving the me­ tro telephone system plan for the county, appointed Joe Dennison to the Board of Ad­ justment (zoning) ami Merle Warner to the Board of Ad- Board Approves Proposal For Pay Increase (Hhr j^ a n fu rb fo r a lli ) * Chiang Mulls Break With France i Casselberry Board Adopts 3 Budgets 1Culpepper Says Seminole Sites Lost In Shuffle e i o c* i • i Armed Bandit Robs Liquor Store Of $300 J'ISLWA... fflfP f g g > to Owen Announces For Constable In District 4 Cop Tells Of Al lioffa Trial House Owner® Here Warned Of Operator Missing Boy Just Asleep Dearborn Loss Set At $759,000 Septic Tank Bilkers Out ‘Brain Bowl’ justment and Arpesls (build­ ing code), directed City Man­ ager 5V. FI. Knowles to adver­ tise for bids for curbing forms, discussed the sale of city-owned property adjacent to the Central F'ire Station, appruved installation of a sidewalk on the north sida of Commercial Avenue, with abutting property owners pay­ ing for the materials, and dis­ cussed a plaque for the new library building. CDR. II. II. I1ROWN New Commander Takes Over Squadron 7 Cdr. Bryan B. Brown Jr., veteran Sanford attack pilot, Monday assumed command of S a n f o r d ’ s Heavy Attack Squadron Seven in formal ceremonies aboard the nuclear-powered carrier LSS Fhilerprise. llo relieved Cdr. Leroy A. Heath, wIki hud held the job sinro January, Uhi3. Tha rem uonlri took plae* dining a brief in-port interludo between tho chip's oper­ ating conmiitinants. Tha EnU-rprlae, with VAII-7'a twinJet ASA Vigilantes aboard, will deploy to the Medilerran can next month. For tha past two vveeka sha Inis been eon ducting readiness operations off tho Eastern Seabouni. Cdr. Heath leaves tlie VAII7 post for duty as nuclear weapon* coordinator oil tha nltack carrier USS Independ­ ence. Ho lias been connected with Sanford aviation in one capacity or another since 1964 mid with tho A-5A program almoat sine* it* Inception. Hi own aerved in tho lato 19511'a through Hull with sev­ eral units based at the San* ford Naval Air Station, Inilulling VAH-3 and VAII-11. Ho holds a US degrea from tho U. S. Nuvul Academy (Class '40) and a Maiter'a De­ gree in aeronautical engineer­ ing from the Naval Pott Graduate School a l Munterey, Galifornia. (Mr. Brown, Ills wifo Dunica end their *ix children live In Sanford at 1109 Lincoln Street. City's Bid On P. 0. Lot High ATLANTA (UI’D — A hid submitted by the office of llio city manager of Sanford was tho highest of 10 bids on sale of the old post office lot In Sanford. The hid was for $8,011.49. The second highest hid was from Herman Jacobson, of Sanford, for $7,C00 and third was Cornelius A, Ross Jr., Livermore. Calif., for $fl,iuo. The lowest bid will $200. The bid* were opened by the General Services Admin­ istration (GSA) office here today. City Manager W. E. Know Ies said at noon today that if GSA accept* the Clly'a offer the lot will be used ai a parking area for the public library, now in the old post office building, and for a walkway between tlie city's No. 1 parking lot on Commer­ cial Street and First Street. In tlie original bidding sev­ eral months ago, Jacobson offered $10,000 for Ilia lot but hla bid wa* rejected. The Seminole noard of County Commissioners today unanimously adopted a recom­ mendation presented by a former Commissioner Vernon Dunn which calls for the coun­ ty'* legislative delegation to give consideration to pay ra b e i for member* of the board. Dunn declared that "Semi­ nole County businesa during the past five or six years baa become big business since current budgets combined amount to more than $8.3 mil­ lion plus $300 million io assessed value." Dunn u id that "Such coun­ ty business requires properly qualified and dedicated offi­ cials In ill departm ents." He went on to ask, "how can such qualified and dedicated member* be induced to serve, and continue to serve end de­ vote the interest and the time required, even to the detri­ ment of their personal busi­ nesses, for a mere stipend when compared to other coun­ ties?" Commissioner John R. Alex­ ander pointed out that while he was In favor of the sug­ gestion he wanted R made clear that any consideration given to psy raises by the legislative delegation should includt hla request that it not be placed into effect until the close of his preset, '“rm of office. Commissioner Lee Gary of Oviedo slated that he knew wbat his salr-v would be when he sought the office. Dunn also requested tlie commissioner* to consider tlie possibility of favoring the cstabllsliment of a county las(layers’ association. Commiss­ ioner J . C. Hutchison express­ ed his opinion that such aa association he given consid­ eration provided that oUter agencies such as the Semi­ nole County Board of Publia Instruction and the Seminolo County Chamber of Commerce also look upon tlie proposal favorably. The commission decided to confer with school board and chamber officiate before taking final action. In other action the com­ mission: Asked officials of the For­ est City Improvement Asso­ ciation to confer with County Attorney Harold Johnson and decide tlie brM manner In which tiic county can provide suitable property upon which the association ran conatrud a community center. Named E. J. Moughtnn Jr, to the insurance committee and oppointrd Glen McCall to the zoning board. McCall will replace Hob Crumley, who re­ signed. Tlie commissioners autlMirizcsl a letter commending Crumley for Ills service. Decided to confer with pro­ fessional planning consultant* but reaffirmed their previou* opinion that a full time coun­ ty planner would l>e necess­ ary since, as Commissioner Hutchison put it, "Planning is now a continuous proposition ami anything a professional consultant might plan could l»e obsolete tomorrow." Decided to a*k all munictpalitica in the county to allow State Road Department per­ sonnel to enter their respec­ tive areas for conducting a truffle stud) which will be tlie most comprehensive ever made in this county. Tlie cost is estimated at $140,000. When all municipalities coucur tlie county will enter into an agreement with the aisle agency to conduct tlie sur­ vey. • Cast Your Vote In F A V O R O f The County-Wide Metro Telephone System r » �Png* 2 — Jan. 28, 1864 Jfiy aty anay i n n e r Phone 322-4435 Officers wives of VAH1 re sumed dub activities alter several weeks during the hol­ iday season when many of them had visited relatives at Uielr homes. The wives met Friday even Ing for a bridge at the homo of Mrs. Jesse Taft where a guest, Mrs. J. F. Barlow, won high honors. Mrs. Pat O'Gara took second high. Mra. Taft served cheese cake and coffee to the other squadmn wives, who were Mrs. Leonard Helnhart, Mra. Roger Lconhardl, Mra. Lou Muigrove, Mra. Jam es Bell and Mra. William Goodman. Saturday evening Mrs. Alan Weeks waa hostcaa for a work session on the bombing derby decoratloni. A supper of pit* sa, salad and punch waa serv* ed to the ladles. Those at the meeting were Mrs. Reinhart, Mra. Taft, Mra. Leonhard), Mrs. Mua* grove, Mra. Goodman, Mrs. John Sparta and Mra, Robert Gueat. 8 6 8 Mrs. R. K. Klely and Mra. Paul Murray arrived In San* ford Sunday from Boston where they had spent tha past •averal months with thalr re ­ spective parents. They are the guests of Mrs. Alan Weeks. Their huabsndi are cur* rently deployed with VAH-1 aboard tho US8 Independence which will return In early March. Mrs. Murray visited tha Mediterranean area dur­ ing tha holidays. • • • Old and new board mem­ bers of the Naval Officers Wives club met a t the home of retiring president, Mrs. Vincent Monroe, for an orien­ tation meeting recently. Old board members turned their positions over to tha newly elected squadron repre­ sentatives. Legal Notice *" NOTICII o r IALSS Holies Is b e r e b r e1*«n t h a t p u r s u a n t to f inal decree rend'• r o d on tha SSth d a y of Jan* ■ary. ISM, In t h a t eartaln c a s e s p s n d ln u In tha Circuit C ourt In nnd f u r Bemlnole C ounty, Florida, In Chancory, w h a raln rilU T FEDERAL * AVI NUB AND 1/5 AN ASSO­ CIATION OF S E M I N O L E COUNTT. a corporation, la P la in tif f , a nd a C. CRUMP* TON, a t u s , a t al a r a defend”a n t i . C hancery Dockat No. USM, I. ARTHUR II. RECK* W IT H , JIL. C lark o f th a s t o r e a ald Circuit Court, will w i t h ­ in th a Waal hours of t a l a on Monday, F a b r u a r y to. ISIS of* f a r far aala and t a i l to tha hlahaat and baat hiddar for c a i h a t th a f ront door of tha U ourlhuuaa a t Hamlnola Cuun* Florida. In Hanford, Flor* a. t h a fallowUiB daaorlbad p r opa rty, si t u a t e d and be in g In Hamlnola County, Florida, to* rlti T h a Kaat I t . f l fa at af lent 11 a n J tha West ST.tl fa a t of Ieit IS, In lllock «S. o f HANLANDO. T il l : HUUUKU UUAUTIKUL. PALM SI'RINOB SECTION, a e e o r d ln r to plat tharaof racordad In P la t Rook I. p a s a l i H , of tha public racorda of Hamlnola C oun­ ty, Florida. Hubjart to raatrlc tlo na of raoord. Bald t a l a will ba mada pur* a u a n t lo and In o rdar to ait* laly th a tarm a or aald final dicraa. (CIRCUIT COURT HKAL) A r t h u r II. Uerkwlth, Jr., C lark of Circuit Court, In nnd for Samlnola County, Florida. Uyi M a r th a T. Vihlcn, DC. Phillip Logan, Ally. Publlah Jan. Si. 1MI C D Q -ll h O T IlM t*F PALM Nolle# la h t r a h y nlvan th a t p u r a u a n t to final d a c r a t rand* arad on tha t t t h day of J a n ­ uary. l i s t . In t h a t e artaln cauaa painting In tha Circuit r n u r t In nn.1 for U.mlnnle ('••unty, Florida. In Chancary, w h rre ln KIIIH1' KKDKIlAL HAVINUH AND LOAN AK8UCIATION OP S E M I N O L E t'tiUNTV, a corporation, la r i a l u l l f f . and It. *'. f i l l SIP TON. ai u t . at a], ara defendanla. Chancary Duokat No. tlSSa. I. A HTML'It II. UIX'KW ITII, JIL. Clark nf ilia aforaaald Circuit Court, will w ithin tha laaal houra of aala on Monday, K rbrue ry 10. l i f t o f f t r for aala and rail lo tha hlaha at and heat blddar for ra ah a l tha f ront door of tha Cotirllinuaa of Hoiulnola C oun­ ty, Florida. In Hanford, F l o r ­ ida. tha following daacrlhad nroparty. altualad and being I *i Hrnilnula Coiiiily, Florida. lo -» |tt Lot IS t lt a a tha W aattrly 3171 faat) and tha Waal* -fly *»S7 faat of Lot M. Illn. k 41. In HANLANDO. T i l t : SUUl'IUJ ULAL'TIr v u PALM I P R I K O I SECTION, a ce ordlna la tha nlal th a r a o f aa taaurdad In i 'la t flo.di S. 1‘a sa a «1U. («. «I. and <a. I’uhlto lieowtda of laauilhola County, Florida. Hubiact to ra alrletlnna af raeord »«td «a|a will ba m ad a p u r ­ s u a n t to and in orda r lo setlafy th a ta r m a of aald final drrraa . (CIRCUIT CUUHT Hi:Al.) A r t h u r II I l .i k w l l h , Jr., C l a r k of Circuit Court. In a n d f a r Hamlnola County. Flartde* •y t Marta# T. vihliu, F a i n t* Le*en. Ally |P u b l l a h J a n . SS. 1IM !iUiU.aa PC. BanTnrfi OrraTB Tht'ae are aecond vice prcilunt, m Mrua. Gifford Neleon; uuut| r ecurding c o r d in g arcrctary, Mrs. A. M.[. Campbell; corresponding •crctary; Mrs. IT. If. S. Beat, secretary; easurer; Mric Mrs.- John treasurer; Jolm WIN am*; hospitality, Mrs. WllHams; ■m Mallczowskl; publicity, Ilam [rs. Clifton Dowell ahd hliMra. rlan, Mrs. Mra. James Ojsen. torlan, Others present were the :w president new preiident and vice prod•nt, Mra. W. A. Yellnek and dent, ra. Alan Mrs. Alsn Weeks, and old board members, Mrs. Dan Beard, Mra. Michael Durant, Mrs. Craig Moore, Mrs. Bart Bartholomew and Mrs. D. F. Mundsy. Refreshments of p u n c h , sandwiches and coffee were served by Mrs. Monroe, a a Association Receives New Flag NEW OFFICERS OF the VAH-1 Enlisted Men’a wlvett club study tho history of thn TiRcrctto club. Pictured are Mrs. Vera Graham and Mrs. Marvin Koozer, top, and Mra. Hershell Russell and Mrs. R. L. Gorsline. a Mrs. Joseph Smyth and Mrs. P. N. Becton were hos­ tesses for a bridge for the of­ ficer* wives of VAH-0 held at tha home of the latter recent­ lyWinning high honors was Mrs. J. F. Dunn and Mrs. D. G. Tlse was second high. The wives brought sand­ wiches for lunch and the hos­ tesses served a variety of aaladi and desserts, coffee and punch to the bridge play­ ers. Those present were Mrs. J. L. McCracken and Mrs. D. F. Munday, guests of the squad­ ron, and Mrs. J. L. Shipman, Mrs. T. E. Qulllln, Mrs. John Moynlhan, Mrs. A. F. Reno, Mrs. D. A. Turner and Mrs. G. L. Atkinson. a a a Mrs. Leigh Ebbert and Mrs. David Dearolph took first and second place at a bridge of the staff officers wives, held at the home of Mrs. Herbert Moreland. Refreshments of sandwich­ es and brownies were served lo those present who were Mrs. Wallace Holton, Mrs. William Isenburg, Mrs. Jam es Mayo, Mra. Orville McGuire, Mrs. Clifford Nelson, and Mrs. John Hoganson. Guests of the group were Mrs. Jesse Taft, Mra. C. J. Youngblada and Mrs. Miion Wharton. COMING EVENTS Wednesday, Jan. 29 VAH-9 officers wives, 12:00 Informal luncheon. Capri res­ taurant. Thursday, Jaa. 99 VAH-3 officers wives cof­ fee, 10 a.m. Home of Mrs. Paul Werner. Friday, Jaa. Si VAH-9 officers wives bridga, 7:30 p.m. Home of Mrs. J. T. Bucy. Tuesday, F r b . 4 VAH-1 E.M. coffee. Home of Mrs. Marvin Xoozer. CPO w i v e s Installation luncheon, 1 p.m. Tradawlnds. Education Group Meets Thursday The hemlimle County Edu­ cation Association will meet al 8 p.m. Thursday, at the Longwood Elementary School. Preiident Don Reynolds of Seminole High School haa re­ quested that all members at­ tend. K. D. Farris, Florida’s di­ rector of tha teacher retire­ ment system will be the fea­ tured speaker. Legal Notice IS T H E CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT, IV AND FOIt SrWINOLE COUNTT, FLORIDA. IV ITIANCENT NO. IM IS MfUITUAIli: FtMIKl I.IISUNK AI.FIIKD Hi: LUCIAN. m in ttir. VEGETABLE REPORT Federal State Market News Service Sanford RECEIVING A CHECK for the Little Red School House is Mrs. F. J. Murray, treasurer for the Seminole Association for Retarded Chil­ dren. The check for nearly $40 comes from Mrs. 3. L. Wiggins on bchnlf of the Chief Petty Of­ ficers Wives club which raised the money in a holidny churity drive. Lake Mary Fire Auxiliary Has Installation Ceremony InaUllaUon earamonida for new officers of the Luke Mary Volunteer Fire Depart­ ment Auxiliary wero held Jan. Id a t the Fire Hall with Mrs. Frank Evans aa Install­ ing officer. New officers ere Mrs. Charles Saasmuii, president; Mrs. Harvey Pugh, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Percy Mercer, act­ ing secretary and Mrs. Ralph Abell, treasurer. The president's corsage, a beautiful orchid, waa grown and donated by Mra. Ralph Schwelckert. Other officers received white carnation cor­ sage*. Woody Friend, new presi­ dent of tha Fira Department, briefly addressed tha Auxili­ ary thanking tha membara for their help In the past and re­ questing their cooperation in aerving chicken barbecue on Fab. 8 from 4:30 until 7:30 p.m. Ticket# for this event may ba obtained from any member of tiie department or auxiliary. Reports were mud* by vari­ ous chairman w i t h Mra. Bchwaickert, past president and chairman of the grounds ccmraittee, reporting on pro­ gress of tha lawn end shrub* noting that on* large llgustrirm had bean removed by parsons unknown. It was announced that s grinder is being purchased for use In making tlaw fur the various dinners and barbecues sponsored by the groups. Following tha installation and meeting, refreshments of cake and ice cream wars served from tables beautifully decorated with camellia* by Mra. Joseph Elth, Mrs. Joe Smathers and Mrs. John Ul­ mer. Many subject* concerning the community of Lake Mary are taken under consideration at Auxiliary meeting*. Those discussed s t the January meeting included plana for supporting tha Chamber of Commerce Leap Year Talent Show lo ba presented on Feb. 29 at the Ssnfcrd Junior High. Members also voted to attend tha next Chamber meeting ee s group. Another topic coming in for lively discussion was the question: “ Why is Leka Mary spilt between two County Commlslonera end numerous voting polls?" It was indi­ cated that many people find It Impossible to vote due to distance and transportation to polls. Members of the auxiliary agrred to speak to commis­ sioners end state representa­ tives on this problem. A R E A D IR EC TO R Y PAUL E LANDERVILLE end PEARL O. LANDKRVILLE. his wife, By Mrs. Adam MnBer Ceremonies for the proventiie laUofl of a new flag to tlie DeBary Civic Aaioclatloa were held Saturday morning at the Community Center by Herbert Poet 259 of DeBary. Cheater Rearlck, prealdent of the aiaoclatloo, accepted the flag which haa flown over the natlon'a capital and waa was donated by Congreaaman ;ongressman Syd Her long. Of internet to tha the apectatora preaent for the impressive lrapreaalve event waa the fact that a blue bird perched atop the flag pole throughout the ceremony flying away almost almoat as aa if at aignal at the conclusion, concluaion. officials in charge were Commander Peter Hoppenaal, Past Commanders Fred Kam merer, Virginia Harrison and William Brum­ baugh, Vice Commander Wil­ liam Williams and Alfred Ne­ well who were assisted by other officers and members of the Post. Irving Jacobs, chaplain, give the invocation and Eugene Belnert, the bene­ diction. Defendants. N t m i 'M UK BALM NOTICE IS IICIILUV (JIVi:.N pursua nt In a Final Da r raa ot Korecloeure dated J a n ­ uary I l l h . IMS. and enter* ad In Chaucer* Casa N u m b tr l i l t s of tha Clr* utt Cuurt of Ilia Ninth Ju d ic ia l Circuit. In and fur Hamlnola County. F l o r ­ ida. wharaln AL FRE D l>K LU­ CIAN. la tha Plain tiff, and PAUL E LANt'LltV'U.I.i; and PEARL O. LAKI'E HV ll.t.E. hla wlfa, a r a tha dafandanta. I will aril to tha hlahaat and baat blddar for r a a h at tha duor ot Ilia Hamlnola c o u n ty Court* liuuaa In Bauford, Florida, at l l i t u o'clock on tha I t h day of F e b r u a ry , 1MI, tha follow . I n s daacrlhad p io p a r ty aa ast f orth In aald Final Uacreal I*nt II. OAK PARK BURDIVIMION. ALTAMONTE N I* It I N U a, accordin g to tha plat tharaof aa recordad In P la t Uook I. page SI. public racorda of Seminole County, Florida (SEAL) A r t h u r H. Rack* its. Jr.. Clerk of tba Circuit Court l l y : M a rtha T. Vlhlrn. D C. L U K IN tl. WKIUINH. of \V HIT IK Lit, W1UULNB A RRDJUAN II# E a a l Colcnial Drlva Orlando. F lo rid a A t t e r a a y for tha Plaintiff Publlah J a a . ZJ. I l l s INSURANCE H. B. Pope Co., Inc. AUTO & PROPERTY AIK CONDITIONER For Tha Finest Year Around Weather Conditioner FKDDKKS Balsa — Barries 200 8. Park A rt. Sanford FA 3-4234 AUTO SE R V IC E HARRY ADAIR’S INSURANCE All Lines Written Bring Your Insurance Problems To Us — BALL-BLAIR AGENCY 218 8. .Park Av*. FA 2464' 8ANFOBD, FI.A. GULF’ b EH VICE Ttraa • Batteries • Accessories PLUMBING Road AAA Bsrvlc* Guaranteed Brake * Muffler R. L. HARVEY Ban lea PLUMBING French A 1st. C o m p le te In st a ll a ti o n s FA 2-0921 FA 2-9922 Repairs Bathroom and Kitchau FEEDS Fixtures Water Pumps Fre* Estimates Sanford Flour and £ !L VACUUM CLEANER!! Feed Store Jini Dandy Feeds Timothy Hay • Cotton heed Meal Cow feed $3 40 par luo to Vacuum Cleaner Service Parts A Supwllaa Per All Fittening nnd Fattening Makes Including Electrolux 820 Bauford Avs. Sanford Free Pick Up Ph. FA 2-2282 SANFORD Shipping point Information for Jan. 27. AH sales F.O.B. Precooling charges extra un­ less otherwise stated. Baalord Ovledo-Zellwood District Cloudy and cool, light drUale. Cabbage: demand f a i r , m a r k e t weaker. Domestic round type, IK bu. crates, 91.50 to $1.75; 50 lb. sacks, 91.25 to 9150; few, poorer, low aa 91.10. Carrots: demand fair to good, market slightly weaker. Sacks, 48-1 lb. film packed, 92.40 to 92 50; 50 lb. sacks, 91.75 to 9185. Cauliflower: volume light, Cartons, 1 doz., few, $240. Celery: demand good, mar* ket slightly weaker on I dot. and smaller. 18 In. crates, Pascal, 2-2VV doz., $3; 2 doz., 92.65 ; 4 doz., 92.50; S-* doz., $3. Hearts, film wrapped, $3.50. Chinese Cabbage; IS in. crates, fl.50; film wrapped, 92. Endhre: volume light, 1 1/9 bu. crates, few, 93-50. Escarole: volume light, 1 1/9 bu. crates, few, |3. Lettuce: volume continues light, demand fair to good; Boston, EBN crates, 1 lot, 2 doz., 94.50; Iceberg typo, WB crates, 2 doz., mostly fair condition, few, $3 to $3.50. Komalne; 1 1/9 bu. crates, 1 lot, $2. Onions, green: Crates, 8 doz. bunebts, 93. Parsley: Crates, • dos., bunches, 1 lot, 92. Kadiihes: demand good, market steady. Baskets, film pack, rad, 204 ox., I1J0; white, 244 OX., 1 lot, $2.15. Hastings, Fla. District Cloudy and cool, light driz­ zle. Cabbage: demand slow lo fair, market weaker. Domes, tic round type, fair to good CHESTER REARICK, president of the DeBary Civic Association, is shown raising tho new flair which was presented to tho association Satur­ day morning during impressive ceremonies conducted by Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Post 259. (Cox Photo) DeBary Club Elects New Officers Life Of Christ Told In Slides By Mr*. Adam Mullrr A alata of officers for 1004 wa» presented mid a p p ro v ed by the DeBary Home Demon, stration Club a t last Thurt day'a meeting In the DeBary Community Center. New officers will ba Mrs. Louis Bitter, presldrnt; Mrs. George Croake, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. A. Moriel, secre­ tary and Mrs. Charles Schllest, treasurer. Mrs. E. Eby, home demon­ stration agent, apok* on "Food Sensa and Nonsense," explaining the role the Food and D r u g Administration plays in lives of tha people by protecting against falsa ma­ terials a n d advertisement. Club member* were urged to read label* in order to get the best selections for their money in all food and drug items. A color film was shown on tha Peace Gardena which border North Dakota and Canada and a penny collec­ tion waa taken to contribute fog,thelc upkewp. A 10 s.m. workshop was conducted preceding tho after­ noon business meeting and study session. The life of Christ, from His birth to His crucifixion, was traced In slides of the Holy Land by Dr. Paul Edrls, of First Presbyterian Church. Daytona Beach, for Sanford Hotary Club members Mon­ day noon at the Civic Center. Dr. Edrla recently toured the Holy Land and Europe as a guest of his congregation in appreciation of 20 yeari ol service at the Daytona church. C. Of C. Pushes Phone Program The Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce haa begun a program to get lubscribers of the Southern Bell Telephone Company in the Sanford area to return the cards recently sent to them by the firm re* questing the subscriber's vote on the metropolitan teleplione system. Chamber manager, John Krlder, said this morning that do effort is being made to. in­ fluence the subscribers’ votes. ” W* simply want them to re­ turn the cards as soon as pos­ sible," Krlder declared. He added, "It's more or lest 'a vote as you pleasa but vote' effort” Luncheon Guests Members of Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club will be guests of Seminole Memorial Hospital at 10 a.m. Thursday. Clubbers will ba served coffee and doughnuts in the newly dec­ orated employes' dining room. quality, mostly fair, IK bu. crates, 91.50; very few high­ er tod lower, 50 lb. sacks, f t .29, very few higher; poor­ er, lower. Children’s Unit To Meet Tonight Tha Sareiiiol* County Crip­ pled Children’s Association will meet tonight In the cau­ cus room of the F irst Federal Savings and Loan Association, acordlng to Mrs. Byron Fox, prasldant of tha organisation. Mrs. Fox stated th at tha group wil make plans for tha Easter seals campaign and the Easter Lily Ball which will be held In March. Sb* has requested all membara to b* present. Legal Notice Lake Monroe Baptists Set Youth Night NOTICE OF APPLICATION ' FOR TAX DE E D 1*4.la F lorida • t a t u i — •if IIMVI NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV. , F..N, T h at P e te r H. A ltu th 11. Johnson the holder of the fol. toMlug certific ate h a t fu»a 8 •aid c ertificate f o r ta x dee.] to be Issued thereon. The c e r ­ tificate nu m b er and year of teeuance, the description of the proper'.)*, and the name In which It w a s a l i e n e d ere n follows: Certificate No. to* T eer of leeuence 1*40 IIK tlH IP T IO N OT PHOFKHTY Lot 11 J. J. O. P a c k a rd 's !>t Add. lo Midway N i n e In which a t o n e d K!!a M. McDonald. All o f said pro­ perty b rin g In the County of l Seminole, S ta te ot Ftorlde Cn- ■ leas euch c e rtific a te shall be redeemed a ccording to law the property described In such cer. tlflcate will be told to the highest bidder a t th e front door of the Seminole County Court House a t Sanford. Flor­ ida. on the f l r t t Monday In tbe month of March, 1*41, which la the Znd d a y of March, Itr r . L y M rs . II. L. Joh n s o n Plans for Youth Night at the Lake Monroe Baptist Church were announced today by Bev. Douthitt, pastor. The event wiU be held from 7 until 9 p. m. al the church and all youug people of the community are invited to a t­ tend lor an evening of friend­ ship and games. Youth Night will be held at the church In the future on a regular schedule every other Friday night. Four Traffic Deaths In ’63 A report prepared by Pa­ trolman Donald Brutnley tor the National Safety Council reveals four fatal traffic ac­ cidents in Sanford in 1963, as compared to one In 1962. Although one 1961 death waa termed a sulckle—a pedestrian threw himself under a tractortrailer—it was charged as a traffic fatality, Brumley said. mi. Dated th is Ird d a y o t J a n ­ uary. 1941. (Official Clerk's Seel) t A r th u r >1. Beckwith, J r , I Clerk C ircuit Court. Seminole County, F lorida Ry i:. O. T roy Ray, J r , U. C. Publish J a n . If, A Feb. 4, 11, lt. 1*44. CDQ-17 WE ALSO CARRY A BIG STOCK OF FAMOUS NAME HARDWARE AT LOW PRICES! Besides having the moat complete stocks of rcady-to-uae lumber, we’re abo a do. it-yourself haven. For ail your home fix­ up needs, shop usl A COLLECTOR’S DREAM! — HEADQUARTERS FOR — JOHN F. KENNEDY TRU-LOX PRE-BUILT Five rr "Memory Treasures Roof Trusses Priceleee Keepsake 18.00 Value OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF only (Halted supply) JOHN F. 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Bowcrsox, Exalted Ruler, and Mrs. Bowersox, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen An­ drosko and Mr. and Mrs. Eu­ gene Walters formed the recctving line greeting guests far into tho evening. Vine Vincent and his or­ chestra provided music for dancing and it was mostly the gay, fast-paced tunes. In fact the polkas proved to be the most popular. At 11 p.m. the club was darkened, chimes tolled the hour, and the Ex­ alted Ruler led all Elks in the “ 11th hour toast," a long­ standing and Impressive tra ­ dition. This is always follow­ ed by everyone singing Auld Lang Syne. At 1:30 a.m. a buffet break­ fast was served, to the delight of everyone, and another gay evening was brought to a close, with all guests looking forward to the 2Mb success­ ful ball by the Elks. Bible Quizzes For Dorcas Class The Dorcas Sunday School Class, Central Baptist Church, met at the home of Mrs. J. G. Osburn in Lake Mary for the January social and business meeting. The meeting was opened with an interesting devotion "What Jesus Means to Me" by Mrs. Osburn. Mrs. John Weaver presided at the bus­ iness meeting. Mrs. R. D. Bass conducted games and Bible quizzes dur­ ing the social hour. Those at­ tending were Mme*. W. L. Harman, C. J . Wilkinson, Jack Benton, L. A. Rivers, R. D. Bass, Nettie It. Johnson, G. V. Smith, John Weaver, J. Q. Galloway, J . R. Cantrell, Phyllis Nash, L. N. Holloway, Iris Messer, J . G. Richardson, L. S. Appleby, Georgia Col­ vin, J . M. Lee, G. !!. High and Miss Clara Swaggerty. The February meeting will be at the home of Mrs. John Weaver In Loch Arbor. Enterprise Personals Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Nelson, Ms. and Mrs. Allen Sain Tampa, are houke guests of and Timmy were visitors In Miss Doris Faber. West Palm Beach over the weekend. Mrs. D. J. Parker, Mrs. J . B. Oviatt, Miss Linda Parker Milford Leonard was elect­ and Miss Helen Snodgrass en­ ed senior warden of All Saints joyed the fifth train ramble Episcopal Church at the first Sunday. This ramble left meeting of the year, Monday Sanford, went over to Lees­ afternoon, at t h e parish burg and Umatilla and stop­ house. John Smiley was elect­ ped fur lunch In Eustis. ed Junior warden, Wharton Miller, secretary • treasurer Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ander­ and H. E, Olsen, assistant son returned Frklay after treasurer. spending several days with their daughter and son-in-law, The volunteer group will Mr. and Mrs. Andre Aylics, in meet tonight at the DcBary North Hollywood. Manor Nursing Home at 7:30 p.m. This will be the meetMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J a ­ Ing to select uniforms and a cobs and Mr. and Sira. Earl name for the organization. Marshall left Thursday for a All ladies and teenage girls few days visit in Miami. They In the area, who have a few have been the bousegucsts of extra hours and would like to Rev. and Mr*. Fred Foster Invest them well are asked to help with this project. and will return next week. Dr. and Mrs. T. Z. Cason, Jacksonville, were weekend visitors of Mrs. Cason's par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Dr. and Mrs. James E. Wal­ Wright. ter, Piedmont College, Dcrnorest, Ga., spent several days Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn were weekend visitors of their In the borne of Mr. and Mrs. daughter, and family, Mr. Martin Stlnecipher last week. and Mrs. John Earl Ogden in Dr. Walter, president of Pied­ mont College, Is on a spring Jacksonville. tour of Florida in the interest of the college. He will fill speaking engagements at Con­ gregational Churches in Jack­ sonville, Miami, St. Peters­ burg and Ft. Lauderdale. Mr. First Presbyterian >nd Mrs. Stlnecipher are Jan. 29 graduates of Piedmont Col­ -7:30 p.m. Senior High Choir lege and there are many supper and rehearsal alumni In the area with whom Jan. 30 Dr. Walter keeps in touch. p.m. Westminster Class will Friends of Dr. J. Bernard meet In Fellowship Hall for Root, former high school supper teacher and pastor of Con­ Uptala Presbyterian gregational Christian Church, Jan. 28 will be Interested to know he :I0 p.m. Dorcas Circle meat* is bow head of the English In White Hall Department a t Piedmont. Personals Calendar Church LOOK ! ! Ituienspriitff Mattress* Renovation Special Includes i • Clesai*r A Proceeding Felt • Brand New Cover for Mattreoa • Brand Now Inonlatian M4S O vied o Personals By Bernice Krlscy Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Green snd daughter Sue have re­ turned to ttheir home in Lake Park, Ga., after visiting sev­ eral days here with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pendarvis. Mrs. Margaret Bradshaw and son Bobby recently re­ turned from Baltimore, Md., where they visited her par­ ents, Mr. and Mra. John Spachnick. While there they helped celebrate her parents’ 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Torn Bryant and children, Lori ahd Tom­ my. recently spent a week here with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Jack Bryant. Before going to Buffalo, N. Y., to visit her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Walter Bogey, they stop­ ped In Charleston, S. C., to lo­ cate living quarters, where they will be after Feb. 3, He has been assigned to the new submarine Woodrow Wilson. While here Tom made the an­ nouncement he has accepted the call to the ministry and will go to ministry school after his career in the navy, which will last another two years. /I t f j l can be more BEAUTIFUL • Shaping • Killing • Shampoo • Wave* BY EXPERTS FOR APPOINTMENT CALL FA 2-5692 SANFORD EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON FREE PICKUP and DBUTTOT_________ ®ljr Musical million dollars annually. Civic planting Is another phase of Garden Club work. The Blue Star Memorial Mark­ er located on Hwy. 17-92 was planted by the local club as a perpetual living memorial to the Armed Forces of the United States. The "rock gar­ den” on Park Avenue was landscaped and planted by the Snnford club. You can readily spot club members by the good landscaping prac­ tices in their own home gar­ dens and lawns. We plan and plant for maximum pleasure with a minimum of effort and expense. The life blood of our organ­ ization is our monthly meet­ ings and programs, which fit the needs of our members in horticulture, flower arrang­ ing. working with juniors in gardening, promoting world gardening, stressing conser­ vation and garden therapy. Our skills and crafts are util­ ized and applied to the hand­ icapped individuals of our community through our work at the Little Bed School House, Sarepta Rest Home, and with various shut-ins. Educational and stimulat­ ing in character, the program of landscape design Is direct­ ed toward tho improvement of home grounds and public areas in our community. To train an army of qualified critics is a big objective and even more to promote the ap­ plication of the principles of art, such as proportion ami balance, design, color har­ mony, and rhythm through repetition to the problems of landscaping. Flower shows are staged each year by members of our club. The creative talents with the use of plants and plant materials are displayed to the public at these events; the next one to be staged in April. How does one become a Garden Club member? First of all, through the love of gardening. Secondly, Interest in working and sharing to­ gether. Garden Club activily is a most rewarding adven­ ture for "One Is nearer God's heart in a Garden than any­ where else on earth.' S antnrft Vincent’s orchestra — Steve Androsko and Eugene Walters welcoming Mr. and Mrs. Guy Allen to the annual event ut the Elks Club. Jnn. 28, 1964 — Pnge 3 f r r al f t 'Medical Sponsors Many Projects Program For a Sorority d Will Hear Program k The regular meeting of Al­ pha Delta Kappa Sorority was held at the home of Mrs. Max The Women’s Auxiliary to I Seminole Public Health Home Coberly. Following the busi­ ' Seminole County Medical So­ Nursing Service. Members ness meeting Mr*. Arietta ciety met recently at the decided delegates from the Coberly and Mr*. Marie liome of Mrs. R. M. Roto-1 Stumpf presented a musical mond, president, to hear Ken auxiliary would be present at program on two pianos. After McIntosh explain the opera­ the meetings of this organi­ several numbers were played tion of the newly formed. zation to contribute Ideas and by the two teachers, Mrs. Ro­ work with the group, encour­ berta Richards a n d Mrs. aging and promoting under­ Helen Richey joined them for standing of the program. "eight hands" at the pianos. During tltc months of Feb­ A social hour was enjoyed at tho conclusion of the meet­ ruary, March and April the ing. auxiliary plans to sponsor PTA and PTO programs to loMrs. Thomas Bussell pre­ cal public schools and Sanford sented a program on the hit- Naval Academy on mouth to lory of the ballet for Zeta XI mouth breathing. Sally Nelder chapter members, Beta Mg- j will aliow a short film, graph­ ma Phi Sorority, when th ey 1ically illustrating techniques PINE BARK STEW met at her home on Marina ' used In various types of eti lb. fathack Isle. Mrs. Louis Llnnckugol mcrgcncy cases, followed by 3 lbs. fish (before dressed) was co-hosless. 1 lb. onions A report, on the prepara­ Osteen l*k c. tomato soup tions for the Baby of the Year IVi soup cans water contest wai given by Mrs. Mi bottle ketchup Linnekugel, ways and means 1 tip . Worcestershire sauce chairman, and sho stressed 1 tsp, salt Uie fact any baby entered In Mrs. Mary Barnhart has re­ 1 tsp. black pepper the contest must be sponsor­ 1 tsp. red pepper ed by an organisation. The turned home after acvrral Cut the fathack Into small social committee was asked weeks visit In Columbus, pieces and cook in a five- to plan a progressive dinner Ohio, and Colon, Mich. Mrs. quart pot until fat Is cooked for the Valentine party to tie Kitty Dunkel returned with out. Remove meat, add chop- given for memlicrs, their tied onions to fat and cook husbands and escorts. Plans her and will remain hero for thoroughly. Add soup, ketch­ were made to send delegates the winter. up, water and acasonings. to tho state convention In Bring to good boil and taste Clearwater in May. for seasoning. Use small During the social hour the whole pan fish or any firm hostesses served coffcu and fish (trout), cut into pieces, party cakes and a while ele­ drop fish into mixture and phant sate was conducted to allow to boil on slow fire for raise funds for tho sunshine 30 min. Do not stir but lift fund. and whirl gently to prevent Others attending were Mrs. scorching. P. R. Barb, sponsor, Mrs. Serve over rice in deep Vincent Cara, Mrs. Joo T. dishes. Corley, Mrs. Iloliert Morris, j Mrs. Ernie Morris, Mrs. George Beers, Mrs. Richsrd Casselberry Butler, Mrs. Gary Hudgins and Grace Marie Stlnecipher. Zeta Xi Members Planning Activities Recipes From The Old South Personals UDC Members On Robert E. Lee Mrs. T. J. Taylor will b« hostess to Norman DeVere Howard Chapter, U n i t e d Daughters of the Confeder­ acy, Friday afternoon at her home on Mellonvllle Avenue. Mrs. R. B. Monroe will be cohostess. Mrs. F. E. RoumlUat, pro­ gram chairman, will present Cdr. (USN ret.) Guy Strick­ land a* speaker for the after* noon. His subject will be "Ro­ bert E. Lee." a demonstration on the dum­ my, "Resusi-Annic", of the latest methods of artificial icspiration. The first program will be at Plnecresl School Feb. It at 8 p.m. With the swimming season not tar away, the auxiliary feels this should be of vital concern to all parents. Auxiliary members are also planning to distribute pamphleti containing information and pictures on child moles­ tation and danger* thereof to all elementary school children In Seminole County, The auxiliary is sponsoring the painting of murals on the walls of the new pediatric wing at the hospital. This Is being done by Mrs. Kenneth Peirce, of the auxiliary, Mrs. Jack Morrison and Mra. Eli White. The main project of the auxiliary for the year Is the sponsorship of a atudent AMERICA'S riNIST JtMS • SliM UM nurso scholarship for the three year training period at Denims & Casuals Orange Memorial HospitaL Open Fri. N igh ts On Feb. 17 the auxiliary state president, Mrs. Abbott Wilcox, St. Petersburg, will tie guest speaker at tho lun­ Sanford cheon meeting at the Mayfair 113 Magnolia Phone FA 2-1533 Inn. Nothing Else Fits — Nothing Else Wears Like Genuine Livrs Q U n . K o& 4 6 ft 0 MEN'S WEAR Got bulky car blues? Personals DcBary By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Mae Jones, Griggs Drive, Casselberry, has had Mr. and Mrs. R. Ackerman as her houseguest for the past month her cousin, Mrs. Leona have returned homo after a Danner, from Pennsylvania. month In Mexico. Personals Art you car-ptcktd? Car drink like a fish? Pinched parking? Is a loo-big car bullying you? G et n frien d ly Rambler. It’e no easy to hnndlo, bos all tho gut-upnnd-go of the big once. A bulky car is often n thirsty car—gas bills look like tho national dobt. Find out about Rambler's fumed economy at your dealer. Can't manage moat park* ing spaces? Rambler lets you in whero others don't. Yot Rambler gives you in* side room for 0 adults! Be happy-get a Rambler Classic Bob is Back Only ur with the Best o<Both: bif-ui room snd perfoimjnct-tompid-car economy md handling me. at 200 E. First S t selling Botany and Palm Beach wear! l i t M a g n o lia Avenue B 1 PImmm FA 2-6321 the ball to swell the funds to benefit Ilnrry-Anna Crippled Chrildren's Home — Tho Jim Doucettes are pictured duncing to the music of Vino CjcUidsun rjeda BY WOODROSE CIRCLE What is the Garden Club? What do garden clubbers do? The purpose of the Garden Club is to coordinate the in­ terests and aid in the protec­ tion and conservation of na­ tural resources; to promote civic beauty and roadside de­ velopment; to advance the fine art of gardening; to study horticulture and the artistic use of plant materials; to work in cooperation with other agencies in furthering the interests of horticulture and conservation. The Sanford Garden Club boasts some 325 active mem­ bers at present. These mem­ bers, young and old alike, arc active in ail phases of our many and varied phases of garden club work. One fact of vital interest and concern to garden clubbers is bird*. Pro­ tecting bird life is an import­ ant part of our conservation program; not only for their beauty but for the scientific fact that the balance of na­ ture requires Uic presence of adequate bird population to off set tho prolific generation of Insects that, without check, would deprive man of his place on the earth within a short time. It is estimated that birds save the U. S. $100 Ball Successful Event Saturday IN M ONTEZUM A H O TEL 3rd ft MAGNOLIA BOB STURDIVANT is now in the Men’s and Boys’ Department a t Garrett’s — to help fit you perfectly in Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits, Jackets, Shirts, and any accessories you come m ight need. Bob invites all by and see him and see his friends to the handsome, brand new Botany and Palm Beach lines. F I I I t '1 4 CAB X-RAV BOOK compares all popular can, us­ ing aide-by-aide photographs. Can aave you hundreds of dol­ lars. At your Rambler dealer I DOWNTOWN SANFORD Kt.1 Is compact-car salts Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc., 3 0 1 W. First Street, Sanford, Fla. Watch the Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday evenings, 10:00, Channel t �J Train The Unskilled The initial steps toward the establishmcnt of nn area technical and vocational education center in Semin* ole County arc now being taken jointly by the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction in co­ operation with the Sanford office of the Floridn Stnte Employment Ser­ vice. These two agencies are conduct­ ing a survey of industry, business and agriculture to determine the need for this type of center. Ques­ tionnaires nrc being sent to some 600 employers in Central Florida. This area includes Orange, Volusia, Brevard nnd Seminole Counties. Recently President Johnson sign­ ed a new vocational education bill. It has passed both houses of Con­ gress by top-heavy majorities. This bill, commonly known as the Perkins Bill, provides federal aid for a voca­ tional nnd technical education amounting to $G0 million tho first year. This amount will gradually bo increased to $225 million per year over a period of five years, after which it will remain at this level. This appropriation is in addition to the |66 million nlrcndy provided un­ der the Smith - Hughes and GcorgeBarden acts. Since these types of schools arc extremely costly to construct and equip, 25 percent of the funds are earmarked for construction purpos­ es. Ileforo these funds can be re­ leased the results of the survey must bo known nnd a survey team will visit Seminole County to make their recommendations. This center will servo high school students during the day and classes for adults will be offered in thu eve­ ning hours under the direction of E. S. Douginas, head of vocational and adult education. Plans are new being made to offer courncs in such fields as automotive mechanics, cos­ metology, sheet metal work, appli­ ance servicing, commoricnl art, dry cleaning, industrial electricity, indus­ trial electronics, instrument repair, machine shop and practical nursing. These courses will bo in uddition to tho technical nnd vocational pro­ grams alrcndy established in Semin­ ole County. The local general Vocational Advis­ ory Committee, under Chairman Brack Perkins, hus alrendy passed a resolution urging the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction to take the necessary steps to estab­ lish the center in this area. Superin­ tendent R. T. Mllwee and the mem­ bers of the board have approved the resolution. Now, the School Board and the Employment Service need the whole­ hearted cooperation of the industrial, business and agricultural people in this area. When questionnaires arc received they should bo completed and returned ns quickly ns possible. When tho questionnaires are re­ turned the needs of various fields will be determined. Results will be compiled nnd a request will be mndo to the State Department of Educa­ tion for funds to build the center on a unit basiB. Tho number of initial units will, of course, be determined by the survey tenm. The Herald urges all of Semin­ ole County's people who are associa­ ted with this program to continue their efforts in this major field of endeavor. The Herald is convinced that progress in this area is a neces­ sity in this day and age when nn in­ dividual must bo thoroughly educa­ ted or trained in a specific field in order to be employed. It is obvious that in thu non too distant future that the classification of non-skillcd workers will be extinct. And as they thus spake, Jesus Himself stood in thu midst of them, nnd snith unto them, “Peace be unto you." — Luke 24:30. • • • game of the season. Kuslls took a 35 to 20 decision, liuck Porguson, Arthur Williams, llobert Altman, Pete Kchols, Jim Kiser and Darrel Ferguson appeared for the Semin­ ole High team. School Superintendent T. W. Lawton and 8118 Princi­ pal G. K. McKay apoka at Robert L\ I/on anniversary programs . . , Fire Chief Mack Cleveland was authorised to answer ralla outside of the city limits. . . Mrs. Myron Smith spuke at a First Raptist Church circle meeting . , . and HILS won their first basketball gome, a 44 to 27 victory over Orlando Senior High. Sanford also bent Ilnytonn Herald Area Correspondents [ alJ)? Page 4 Lake Mary Mrs. Pranrrs Wester 322-0219 Lake Monro# Mr*. II. L. Johnson 322-4722 Lon g wood Mrs. Donna Kates 838-3317 North Orlando Mra. Mona Grinatrad 322-2291 Osteen Mrs. rlarrn re Snyder 322-4811 Oviedo Mra. George Kelsey 363-3486 Rcmli Maintain! 24 to 111. Hunk nights worn ruled cut by n Florida Supremo Court decision. . . ami a Grammar School program featured a play in which the following npprurid: Ji mmy Ilowt'ii, Ho­ bo Mero, Lulu Mae Lane, Dai­ sy Wallace, Hilly Gray, Wil­ bur Keeling, Vernon Hardin, Grrtchcn I.unihpdst, Sally Morrison, Juno Pennington, Kenneth Unrineau ami others. Oviedo lligli’s basketball team dropped a 20 to 111 de­ cision to Winter Park , . . and among those playing g o lf at Ute Sanford Country Club were Dr. Douglas Scott, I)r. G. S. Selman. K. F. Ilousholtier, G. W. Spencer, Henry Watson, Carl Williams, How­ ard Faville, H. II. Coleman, Hen Cnntwell, Dan Urulnard, Roy Holler, II. C. Moore, Karlyle Housholder and K. K. ] Den*. Also, K. J. Toll, llrnx Perkins, Wilson Smith, Otto Caldwell, Stuffy MeCronc, II. W. Rucker, John Courier, Jr. and John Dunn. Don Jackson, former Sem­ | inole High and University of 1 North Carolina football star wns married to Jane Wolstcnholme of Overbrook, I’a. \ | ! iS rra lii Suiiforil, Florida Tucn., January 28, 1004 _________ :_______________ W AI.T KR A. GIEI.OW, EDITOR AND P I I B M S R E R P R A N K VOLTOLINK. l i r e u l a t l e a . General M a a aa aa JULIAN L. aTENiTIIO M A ssocia te E d ito r P R E D VAN P E L T M a n a g in g E ditor JUDY WHI.I.n C ounty E d ito r ■ E L E N OLEESON ■ o e lstr E d ito r Ry llal Cochran A Jury consists of twelve men and women who must de­ ride which aide lias the better lawyer. • a a According to a doctor, mod­ em eating habits are often the causa of crime, like a buliy dumping n howl of cereal over hi* head. ROT GREEN Advertising M a nager UAIIIIIIiTT K. JOHNSON Classified Director JA N IE SUOEMAMER Uuslnsae M anager P E E D W ELLS Machenleal BupL McNs^M B/Whsts, Is*' Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromley Political Notebook Short, btocky, qulct-tpokcn, thn 39-yesr-nltl Washington public relations consultant Is perhopz the least heralded of the President's close asso­ ciate*. This seems bound to change. Operating out of an office Just a few blocks from the While House, Rushy right now finds a good many of his days pre-empted by presidential command. Recently he and Ills wife were on the limited guest list when Johnson spent a weekend at Camp David in Maryland. Rushy usually is described as a speech writer, and this he has often been. Rut his usefulness to the President appears to be a good deal broader — and in the policy­ shaping area. Acf|iialntnnccs label Rushy as eloscinoutlied and not eager for attention. Iliograph* lean detuils on him are hard to come by. The available evidence suggests, however, that Ills link tu the President nitty bear marked resemblance to the tic between the late Prrzident John F. Kennedy and the gifted Theodore Sorensen, who has announced hi* resig­ nation front thn White House Half effective Feb. 29. For one tiling, Rushy has tremendous seniority w i t h Johnson. Ilia working associa­ tion ilatea hack to tho Presi­ dent's days in tho House. He helped in Johnson's successlul him campaign for the Senate ond stayed with him for a timo thereafter. Then the bond waa broken for n time, but llusby fre­ quently was summoned in subsequent years to serve as a consultant to the Senate Preparrdness subcommittee which Johnson headed. During the nearly three year* of Johnson's service as vice president, Busby con­ tinued to answer the call whenever It was given. On his several missions abroad for Kennedy, Johnson took Ilushy along and kept him at Ills elbow In important meetings and conferences. Some who have observed Ilushy sec his valuo as this; In a fashion different from Walter Jenkins, the Presi dent's close-in administrative aide, Rushy seems able to grasp the mode and trend of Johnson's thinking. More than most, he is n perceptive Judge of tim President's manifold complexities. It used to be said of Soren­ sen that he functioned almost aa the other half of Kennedy's brain. This early, no one is saying litis of Huihy. Rut lie ii clearly a candidate for such a role. Nor are Busby's writing tal­ ents small. Ono who knows him rates him a "very (actio man at the typewriter." With Sorensen's writing skills lost lo the President a few wccki hence, (lie prospect |z Rood that Rushy will have a con­ siderable hand In helping to prepare Johnson's public ut­ terances in the time ahead. Hintaelf a former Texas newsman, Rushy is, of course, In easy sympathy with the Prrsidcnt'i basic s p e e c h style. 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Any Individual o r firm responsible fo r such re p ro d u c tio n will b* considered aa I n f r in g in g on T h a Herald's c o p y r ig h t a n d will ba bald liable fo r d a m a g i n g u n d e r Ih* law. I'ubllahad dally a s r a p l Uaqirday, Sunday a u d C h r i s t m a s ; published S a t u r d a y pracasdlng C hw ataai. people to die when they want to do so? “How could she know that within a couple of minutes she could be dead while I was try ­ ing to put through that phono call just down the corridor from her room?" Power of Mind Many people feci an "all gone" sensation deep inside when they are very low in physical health. In fact, they almost teeter on the brink of eternity nnd can go either way, depending on their mental outlook. If they give up and let go, they can be dead In a few mit>utes, os was Kathy's case. If her son had been coming home from the Army and sha knew he waa due the next day or even the next week, sha might have forced herself to hang on. For many people cling to life as long as they feel need­ ed (See tomorrow's rase). Others give up and dlo be­ cause* they luck incentive to live! (Always writ* W Dr. Crane in rare of this news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envel­ ope nnd 20 rents to eoTer typing and printing roatrf when you send for one of hla booleta.) YOU KNOW, BOCK,-me MAJOR YHOSB GUN6 AT TWfc GMOOTMG • I Hindu spirits BS Hurry ■4 Ancient Farrier National Cotton Council aent cmltzaric* to farm wives to show how they could convert cotton feed bag* into attrac­ tive dresses. Tho idea proved an effective stim ulant to the •A ltaffloU an. Trunk you very much for your coverage of our 12th An­ nual Policeman's Ball which was held at the Mayfair Inn. This publicity meant a great deal to the success of our dance, and we certainly ap­ preciate your Interest In our Sanford Police Benevolent Association. W. R. Cosgrave, President Sanford Police Benevolent Assn. OUR BOARDING 47 Baby's____ T ha H e r a ld la a m e m b e r o f th o Untied I’r e s i which t* a atitle* eacluelvely to th e us* fur re publics lion of all lb* local nesv* p r in te d In thle new spaper. the cries and anguish of her aunt'a final minutes, that she vowed she never wanted any­ body near her when she died, Later aha married a fine young man and they had three children, all of whom wete now grown and married. Her husband always stopped at tha hospital to visit with her en route to his office. Both of them knew her case was hopeless. But Kathy teem­ ed a t cheery aa usual on this particular morning. Her husband aat down beaide her to read the Journal Gazette. “Oh, put your paper down and let's talk," Kathy pro­ tested. Ha ignored her a couple of tlmea until the finally pulled the newspnper away from him. They talked for a few mlnutea and he patted her hand. “By the way," Kathy said, “you were supposed to tele­ phone the Browns today." "Well, Pil do that when I get to the office," her husband replied. “ No, go and do it right now," Kathy protested. He still argued that he could phone them from the of­ fice but when Kathy kept in­ sisting, ha finally got up and went out to a pay phone booth in the corridor. “Dr. Crane," her husband told mo inter, "I wasn't out of Kathy's room mors than 3 minutes. "Yet, when I got back, she was dendt "Apparently, she knew she could let go nnd drift off into the next world as soon as she could get ms out of the room. “But ahe didn’t look any worse today than for the past week. And she chatted aa cheerfully as ever. “So how could she let loose from tha thin thread of lift ao quickly? "And what la it that permits Editor, Herald: Notice W riters ot letter* to tha editor intended for publica­ tion mny use a pen name pro­ vided tho letter is also signed with tha writer’s truo name ami address. Lettcra of fewer than 250 words will be given preference. The Herald's rend­ ers are invited to express their opinions by writing to the editor. Poetry is not pub­ lished in The Herald.—Editor. tos 1 WWWW IP FIN A N C IN G BDESCRIPTION RATES My R a il gem inate I ' e s s t y All Olka* l i e W eek |t.0B | Year l l t . l l l Year 100 I Munthe 111 ( M onth. 1.10 I Month* l o o | Month* 1.0* I Month 1.0* | Month V. ■. P o s ta l Iteg u latto n e provide t h a t all mall subscription* be paid In edvanc*. All these things considered, it is odd that thli young man has thus far been largely overlooked in the voluminous speculations about who does what for Lyndon Johnson. Time—and perhaps tha Pres­ ident himself — will remedy that. Editor, Herald: I like to aik your favor and would appreciate It very much If you can give some help. What I want it to have a few American pen friends but did not know bow to get them. The other day I was for­ tunately told by Youth Coun­ cil for International Contact (20-1 Jimhocho, Kanda, Chiyodaku, Tokyo, Japan) that the best way to find one ia to ask lomc American newspaper for help. So here I am. I would appreciate it very much if you can let me know few girls if you give a little note in your paper so I may get some answers. I want to utroduce myself: I am 14 years old boy and am attending Hazu Junior High School and am In the ninth class. My hobblrs are stamps, fishing and monies. I thank you for your trou­ ble. Morio Takasu Mishibazu Hazu-eho Ham-gun Aichl-kens Japan Baby Sitting ON E n ts r e d a* aacond claaa m a t t a r October I f , l a ta a t tk a Post • *fflea of Sa nford, Florida, under the Act of Congrese of March. li Letters Barbs llaese Delivery i Kathy’s ease Is one of the moat pusxling mysteries of modern medicine. Yet many of you readers have seen it duplicated In your area. For the power of the mind can tip the scale In favor of life or death, a t least when you •ro conscious aa you near the very edge of eternity. CASE R-4G8: Kathy M., ag­ ed 47, had been a vivacious wife. But cancer became ao exten sive In her abdomen that (he now lay dying in the hospital. In her childhood, however, Kathy had been alone in the house when her favorite aunt had died. Kathy had been ao upset by He is Hero I If Jesus stopped in tonight, would you offer him a seat WASHINGTON - (NBA) before your television set? If Christ A man to watch more and is kept outsido something just could more In President Lyndon be wrong Inside. —Rev. C. Arthur Beatty, Minis­ Johnson's sprawling family of ter, Stafford - Osteen Methodist aides and friends is Horace Church, DeUnry. Rushy. Twenty-Five Years Ago Altamonte Spring* Mrs. Julia llarlu* 838-1318 Caaariberry Mr*. Jane CakM'lhrrry 838-5046 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Mngin 365-3712 Drllary Mrs. Adam Muller 668-4410 Kntrrprisa Miaa llrlrn Snodgrass 668-9933 Geneva Mrs. Louise Grayson 349-4671 Worry Clinic Thought For Today Sanford and Seminole Secretary Karl Nordgren •nil • group of Sanford Klvranlani attended a mid-win­ ter district meeting a t Kuatl* . . . Julian Kugenla Warren waa wed to Harman I*. Mcdlcr . , . Mina Helen (iarncr was hoatcis a t • showi-r for Mrs. William II. Htcmpcr. . . and Mr. and Mr*. W. C. 1I1II, Mrs. I-ola LeGettc and Mil* Caro­ line Hill spent the weekend in Cairo, (iu. While there thry attended a family reun­ ion a t Ilainhrldge, (ia. An unused wash house and four rail cars were destroy­ ed by fire at Oviedo. . . Sayda Moses left for New York on a buying trip . . and Leon­ ard McLucas' Celery Feds dropped the first basketball Dr. Crane’s 'Sure You Can’t Send Him to the Moon?’ J J J J Sscaasr la fruit SwSKe™ •yjBuadto MwSsoT M Tardier 41 Lancelot* lather 48 Rlahop'a aeri 43 Kind of rilla « Father w M Aaeovarat* •1 "•Ulead" lor Chevalier U Notion 54 fYintnMr U oriental cola B4 Presently U ftig W s44 sQraady ss* 45 Lacan la 47 Novell* Farbar alamaad 48 Gaseous �VSr 1 9 7 Receive Eye Tests In DeBary By Mr*. Adam Mullrr A total of 197 Dellary realdents received tests fcr glauooma last Friday when the Daytona It c a c h Glaucoma , Rye Clinic, under direction of Mrs. Ella Green of Day­ tona, visited the community. Mrs. Green's staff includes two technicians, plus equip­ ment, and Fink Lady assist­ ants. The project was sponsored locally by the Civic Associa­ tion under the supervision of » Mrs. Thcedorc Davis, civic welfare chairman. D e I) a r y I’ink Ladies assisting were Mrs. C. E. Ilutler, Mrs. Chest e r Kearick, Mrs. Harry Kaup and Mra. Claude Trus­ sed. Civic Association mem­ bers serving ns assistants were James Askew, Alber* Salisbury, Ivan 'NValkcr and Earl Merrill. Mrs. Green stated that fa­ cilities and good local organi­ sation enabled her team to handle almost double the number of persons originsiiy scheduled for the tests. Sis of the 197 examined were ad­ vised to consult an eye spe­ t cialist and 12 others shewing evidence of glaucoma were instructed to report for the next Dellary test date for a second check. The second clinic program Is scheduled at the DeBary C o m m u n i t y Center for Wednesday of this week, be­ ginning nt 9:30 a.m., when 190 applicants (25 per hour) will be tested. An additional 75 applicants will bo exa­ mined at a later date. Other persons in DeBary and nearby communities who desire the test should phone or send their names and ad­ dresses to Mrs. Theodore Davis, 153 Eldorado Drive, DeBary or to Earl Merrill, 21 Azalea Drive, DeBary. En­ rollment may also be made at this week's clinic. The necessity of advance registration was stressed by Mrs. Davis who pointed out that in order for the pro­ gram to proceed efficiently, it must be known how many persons desire the examina­ tion. The eye clinic service is mode possible through the Florida Society for the Pre­ vention of Blindness ami other cooperating organiza­ tions. The service Is free. Do­ nations are accepted fer fur­ thering the work. Barnett Church Plans Revival t I I By Helen Snodgrass Plans for a Week of Pray­ er to be held a t the Barnett Memorial Methodiat Church of Enterprlie were completed last Tuesday afternoon at a meeting of the Membership Evangelism Commission held at the home of Mrs. Kermlt Wiggins at Lemon Bluff. Tentative plans also were made for the week of visita­ tion to preredo the revival scheduled at the church from f tb. 9 through Feb. 14 which will be conducted by Rev. Richard Wiggins of Anna Marla. Beginning this week, dally prayer group meetings are be­ ing held a t 7:30 p. m. a t the Enterprise Church, In Del­ tona, In Osteen and in Lemon Bluff. Peraonal visitation will be conducted next week and the revival will open Sunday, Feb. 9. Rev. Fred Foster, minister of the church, will conduct gong services for the revival to which all membera and frienda are Invited. franfnrh I jr r n ll Jan. 28, 1964 — Pnge 5 Elder Springs HD Club Meets At Center A GLAUCOMA EYE TEST CLINIC was conducted from 9 n.m. until 3 p.m. Friday at the DeBary Community Center under the direction of Mrs. Ella Green, chairman in charge of the Daytona Beach clinic, right. Others assisting to test 197 persons were, from left, Eunice Davis, registered nurse ami Mrs. C. Shildecker, Pink Lady, both of Daytona and Mrs. Theo­ dore Davis, DeBary chnimmn and Pink Lady. (Cox Photo) M rs. Smith Goes To Washington? WASHINGTON' (U Pl)-Scn. Margaret Chase Smith stuff­ ed 14 Republican convention votes into her handbag today and set out to remove the "for men only" sign at the White House. The C6-year-old lady senator from Maine started her cam­ paign for the presidency as­ sured that she would receive her home state's 14 delegates Organ Concert Tuesday Night An unusual, but wliat should be a very appealing selccUon of pipe organ compositions will make u;. the program ol I.uis Harokl Sanford for his '.onccrt tonight at 8 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church. Music of no fewer than 11 outstanding composers will be heard. The guest artist has provided an unusual grouping that is designed not only to carry forward a musical con­ tinuity, but to afford the au­ dience an opportunity to share the broad scope of this parti­ cular organ’s versatility. There will be four partj to the presentation, opening with Johann Nicolaus Hanff’s "Kin feste Burg in unser Gott." In addition to Hanff the scores of two other composers, Jo­ hann Gottfried Walthcr and Johann Christian Heinrich Rinck, will be heard in this initial phase. To meet the unending de­ mand of those who enjoy the best In pipe organ music and who believe that this most assuredly Includes the work of Johann Sebestian Beach, the concertlst has included in the second group four of this emi­ nent writer’s Chorale-Pro ludea. Karg-Elert’ “ The Sun’s Evensong" Is a sample of the numbers in the third phase of the program, Mulct, Vlerne, Dupre and Franck are select­ ed for the selections to bt played in the final "package." There will be no charge and no offering taken for this musical treat. It is the hope of the host church that (hose who enjoy good music will h e ir this highly regarded or­ ganist In what promises to he a thoroughly delightful even­ ing, it was said. A reception for the recitallit will be gives in the Ftlowship Hall immediately ad­ jacent to the sanctuary after the concert and the Chancel choir members invite all to meet the guest artist. The government of Ghana had the first all-African elec­ ted legislature with an allAfrican cabinet. and a "favorite daughter" nomination at the San Fran­ cisco convention in July. Mrs. S m i t h planned to spend the rest of the week "in quiet" with William C. Lewis, her administrative assistant who will double as campaign manager, to map out her ven­ ture into the New Hampshire primary. In announcing her candi­ dacy Monday before the Women's National P r e s s Club, the white-haired widow said she would enter the March 10 New Hampshire pri­ mary and the April 14 Illinois primary. She said she also might enter the Oregon and District of Columbia prim ar­ ies. Her candidacy was welcom­ ed as "very refreshing" by Sen. George Aiken, It-Vt., and as "splendid" by Esther Pe­ terson. President Johnson's appointee to head consumer affairs. Republican National Chair­ man William K. Miller said he was "delighted" she had the prcsklenlial entered sweepstakes and predicted Mrs. Smith would receive a "great response." Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N. Y„ a leading supporter of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican nomination, said Mrs. Smith was a "stel­ lar performer" who would make the pre-convention bat­ tle more lively. Mrs. Smith's decision to run was based on thousands of letters from all 50 states asking her to enter the pres­ idential race. She is the first female as­ pirant for tho presidency from a major party and the first woman candidate since Bclva Lockwood of the Equal Rights party tried vainly in 1884, before women even had a right to vote. The Elder Springs Dome Demonstration Club met last Tuesday at tho Center in San­ ford with Mra. G. R. Gray, president, conducting t h e mooting. Mrs. L. V. Black led devotions. The L’SO cake was dis­ cussed and several ladies volunteered to hake cupcakes to be served this Thursday. It was announced that a Furniture Kcfinishing Clinic will be held nt the Center, Fob. 5-7, when members will bring their own pieces of furniture to refinish. Full information and details nre available from Miss' Myrtio Wilson, home demonstration agent. Mrs. Carl Bradbury repott­ ed on the New Fnbrics DryCleaning Clinic held recently nt the center, stressing that all garment labels should he kept as new fibers need spe­ cial cleaning attention and in­ structions nre on the labels. N e w members welcomed were Mrs. W. G. Miller, Mrs. Carlos Griffin and Mrs. J. W. Burgess. Tips on low calorie snacks and desserts were given by the ford leader, Mrs. \V. R. Martin. It was pointed out that correct snarktng Is very bene­ ficial to health and can tie onjoyed by all persons. A low raloriu snack, "fruit bits," was served to It! mem­ bers and three guests by tho hostesses, Mrs. It. A. Frank and Mrs. (J. R. Gray. 'Slovak Day’ To Be Celebrated Dickrisscl Is a popular name for the black throated hunting bird found in open Annual "Slovak Day" will sections of the United Mates. be hold Sunday at Slovak Gar­ den, on 1-akc Howell Road. Taking part In the program will be the Reseda Dancers, a folk dance group from Massaryk Town. Festivities also will include a native din­ ner at noon. Colors will be presented by Boy Scout Troop C2, Winter Park. "Slovak Day" Is an annual function for SIovak-Amcricans at Slovak Garden, a home for retired peraonj. The public is invited. SANFORD CITY officials could take a hint from Janesville (Wis.) in finding apace for munici­ pal parking Iota. For decades Rock River bad split Janesville. Today the river no longer di­ vides the city. A parking plaza sits astride I ho river (pictured above) and has revitalized the downtown area. Sanford officials could well build such a parking plaza over Lake Monroe, just ns Merle Warner, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce aviation committee, long has advo­ cated a fill in the west shore of the lake for an airport. (Photo courtesy Construction Crafts­ man magazine.) Jobs For Breadwinners LB J Goal WATER OAKS All Sizes — I’lnntrd WASHINGTON (DPI) President Johnson said today the nation must start the war against poverty by doing more to help find jobs for un­ employed family breadwin­ ners. Johnson made the romment as be made public a Labor Department report indicating that the welfare of 6.3 million Marshall To Speak Commissioner Norman Mar­ shall, who retired last Nov­ ember as the national com­ mander of the Salvation Army, will he the guest speaker at the annual dinnermeeting and Installation of officers of the Sanford C o r p s, Salvation Army, Tuesday evening at First Presbyterian Church fellowship hall. Americans Is adversely af­ fected by Joblessness among the main wage-earners in u family. The President called atten­ tion to the serious Impact on children when unemployment forces a reduction in family spending for food, housing, medical care and other nec­ essities. "The cycle of poverty be­ gins here," he said in a state­ ment. "If we are to wage a suc­ cessful war against poverty in the United States, then we must in-gin by helping all workers with family responsi­ bilities to find a productive place in the American econ­ omy." The I.atwr Department re ­ port called for expanded job training programs, literacy education, increased allowalters for family heads in training and day care ser­ vice* for children of working! mothers. Fast Grow ing 1'rrmanrnt Shade Other Shade Treea Grnpcvillc Nursery 2221 Grapeville Ave. FA 2-0S86 "Scotta Dealer" Cnlama, In Chile’s Atacama Desert, has no record of any rainfall occurring there. M 1 O * m i V • , . 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F u r t h e r desc ribed as l y ­ ing N orth of I-ske l le r n e y Hoad and S / l mile W est of L ake Harney. Public h e arin g will ha held In the Seminole County Court House. County C om m issio n­ e r s Itoom, t-enford, Florida. W ednesday. F e b r u a r y 1!. 1M4 at 7.SO l'.SI. » r aa soon t h e r e ­ a f t e r as possible. Memlnole C o u n ty Zoning Commlealon Hy I lo b ert 8. Brown Fetnlnola C ounty Zoning D irector 1‘ubllah Jan. SS * Feb. I, 1SS4 CVty-Tl CHEVY n by Chevrolet r n t \TV aoMMU roM M iasio* mt r « * llr llrerles SANFORD Yen don't need a big car to get big performance. Not any more. You’ll quickly see why when you check tho '64 Chevy U . There nre two new higher performance optional-at-exlra-eost engines for you to pick from: Chevrolet’s strapping 195-hp TurboFire V8. Anil a new chrome-trimmed 155-lip Turbo-Thrift Six. If you’ve got a mountain to climb or a truck to pass, these are the engines that can leave cither one safely behind you. In fact, this new Chevy II packs a wallop everywhere but in your wallet. N ywNa M*Sy arrived, toofctaf tor the aseest shews, the tu t pieces It set, • week eed retort, sour church tr syaeieiu*. piscti te chop v psrhsps * house or spsrtmsnt . . . reed the I Tha Sanford Herald I - *7-4*=SANF0RD=ATLANTIC= Virginia Prlrimkl I*. O. Bus 1214 Sanford Phyllis Rugenetrin FA 2-6234 Lake Mary Nora Norria TE B-I5I4 S- Seminole ■ ■ " NATIONAL—IANK--" — THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Chevrolet • Chevelle - Chevy n • Corvair • Corvette ____ Sec them at your Chevrolet Showroom ■ H O L LE R M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y MEMBER F.D.I.C. "It’s a Pleasure to bank at the Atlantic** 4 New brakes match this power, too. Bigger, to dissipate heat faster. Self-adjusting, to savo you money. Other easy-care features includo Delcotron generator and a long-lasting fully aluminized inulllcr. There are n lot of Chevy II models to chooso from. A lot ot extra-cost options and accessories to customize one just about any way you’d like. And a whole lot of fun to look forward to. At a very low cost. Test drive Chevy II n t your Chevrolet dealer’s soon. You’ll like it! SECOND AND PALMETTO " 1 " SANFORD 1 < 1 "■ FA 2-0711. 1 I, �# » A t lome Tonight, Lyman, Oviedo Travel Hounds Take Meets About Sports On Cardinals Catholic At Thinking Out Loud '♦Ocoee Melbourne Tribe Plays Strikes ••• Edgewater In Spares Metro Game By Mm A. SpoilId Well, all of Ibo bowling fra ternlty of Semloole County li talking about our number one atory thla week . . . Gordon Honeycutt and hla Feanomo Fourt For thoie of you not cur rently In the know, Gordon has made that very elite group of keglera who’ve roll ed a three game total over the 700 mark. Just for the record, Gordon didn't atop with game number three, but rather carried It right thru the fourth game of the Slagle* C lin ic League of last week. Hla first game to­ taled 231, followed by a 233 and he Increased even hla Who's Golfing By Dotty Divot The monthly business lun­ cheon of the Sanford Women’s Golf Association will be held Wednesday a t the Mayfair Country Club a t 12:00 noon. The tournament will be low gnu, nine hole* only as Is customary on luncheon dates. Thera will not be a luncheon during the month of February duo to the Mayfair Inn having e full capacity of winter guests. Members will confine their play to afternoons only during the month of February. Last week's tournament, Blind Partners One-half Han­ dicap produced the winning teams of Mrs. Augle Russell end M n. Fancbon McRoberta taking first place and Mrs. Harriett Williams and Miss Ellen Betts In second place, Many of the Sanford golfers enjoyed the recent Invitation­ al Shot Gun Tournament at the nearby Rolling Hills Coun­ try Club. Our “gals" made a floe showing by having four of our membero emerge In the winner's elrde. Augle Russell, Kathryn Park, Jan Johnson and Harriett Wil­ liams were the ladles who not only went to play—but to wlnl All the Association mem­ bers thank Merle Truitt for the fine effort in keeping a “ watchful eye" on the ladles locker room. It Is certainly an Improvement from the old daya and Merle never misses an opportunity to add some little item that co n trib u tes to the convenience and comfort of the players. Legal Notice SRMIXOI.M r O I 'S T V B o n i n a c o m m is s io n N«tl<* «f P a b l lr l l r a r l a a Nolle* |* h*r*by ■lv*n, th at a f to r m i n i s t r a t i o n , t h t B«mlnolo County Zoning C om inl»Ion will hold a public h u r l n i to d eterm ine th* f»a*lhlllty of recom m ending to thn l l» tr d ot C ounty Commleeloiiere t h a t th* fo llo w in g deecrlked property p rtatn tly ton*d C -l Comin tre lal b t tonad H-l Hlnil* F a m ily Reeldenlleli All N K 'l • f HWH R a ti of Dried llo t,| ( t a n U ISS ft and p a rt date In D. 8. ISS pag* STS * Dll ITT paga ISS). Kurtliar daarrlb. ad ne lying UK of n.li. «st, \v of Oak Ava. and L ada Mobil* Bharat. Public b e a r i n g will b* held la tha Seminole County Court Douce, County Commlaalonera Room. Sanford. Florida, >V*dwaaday, F e b r u a r y IS, l e t ! a t TiSS SMI. o r aa aooa there afte r a a poaalbla. Seminole County Zoning Commlealon By Itobert S. Brown Semlnot* County Zoning D ir e c to r Fuhllah J a n . IS * Fab. «, l i t ! c u g -is BHMIN04.K COUNTV B*XINM COMMISSION l e l l a e mi F a b lla H e aring Nolle* la h ereby given, th at a f t e r conaldaratlon. Ih* Hr mlPol* C ounty Zonin g CummDeIon will hold a public hra rln g t o d e te r m in e th* feasibility of r a c a m m a n d ln g lo th* Uoard of C ounty Commlaalonera t h a t th* fo llo w in g described proparly tonad* *................... M-l IndualrL la) Sarecently to n e d A -t - l A g r ic u ltu r a l M W |l o r N Wr II u o f NKU I*** « U and Nt:g o7 *7 NRIa o f N W U i and of N B U of N W U leaa • a r t S o f SAL R / W Sactlna St-SlS-SlB. T hla a r e a la on a p r iv a te ro a d o f f S. H. 4SS. F a r ­ t h e r described a t lying ap• r o a l m a t a l y S/S mil* NW of i n te r s e c t i o n of S.R. MS a n d D t t n H oe4» Public h a a r l a s will b* bald la t b s Bsm laal* C ounty Court Ifewaa, C o u n ty Commlsa leaara Room, Baa ford. Florida. W ed­ nesday, F e b r u a r y U . ISSd a t t:SS F.M. o r aa aooa t b a r o o f la r • a poaalbla. Samlnolo County Coning Commlaaloa B y R o b o rt g B r o w s _ Sarnia*la C ounty Jte e le g W ‘ D ire ctor P ublish J t s . N * r s h 4 l G M -W third game over the first two with a 248. That Is a 714 series. His fourth game was also In the “charmed circle,” ever the 200-level—218 for a four game scratch total of 030. This will entitle Gordon to one of those very beautiful First Federal Savings and Loan Association . . . 700 Scries Trophies. Quite often in the past we've gone out onto that pro­ verbial limb to cast a predic­ tion or two. Some have come thru and others have fallen like a lead balloon. Look back about three three months ago in this col­ umn and you'll see that one of the three bowlers selected as the "dark horse" for this coming season was the very same Gordon Honeycutt. This Is Just tho beginning for Gor­ don. Shirley Slglln and Pat Dearolph were the two “keglerettes" leading the action in the Sunday nlte Stuckey’s Mr. and Mrs. League. Shirley copped the high sin­ gle with a 180 while Pat Just missed the 300 mark in series with a 494 effort. Ron Rasmussen's 214 was high for the gents for game honors as Jim Altman once again rolled the high series, a 332. Here's another bowler who's Improved tremendously in the last year or two. Once he gains confidence in that ball he's rolling, you can ex­ pect big things from Mr. Jim 's bowling scores, too. On Tuesday night during the Navy Intramural League play, the NAS Med/Dent fivesome watched a beautiful ex­ hibition of ball control while teammate Applegate pounded the pocket with a 232 game. Incidentally, this was the highest game rolled in lea­ gue that night. One of the Navy-men, Good­ man of NAS Avionics aver­ aged Just ilka the “ Por’s," and that is over the 200 mark, with games of 178, 202, 222/602 series. Gee, but I hope those gals from the Monday Night Wom­ en's Scratch League don't leave any more of those littlo “love notes" for the Sin­ gles Classic keglcrs which bowls right after Uie gals are through. It Just so happened that 1 bowled on lanes one and two where this littlo reminder was pasted onto the scoring table — with the inessago facing down. It read, "We had 33 splits on this pair tonight. Good luck, fellows." 1 don't know If it was catchy or what but there were only four of us bowling on that pair, Rich Murphy, W. A. Ward, Hubert Ray and my­ self and in the first eight frames wo totaled 12 splits. Needless to say that we promptly tore up Uic love note and surprisingly ths splits took their leave. Well, In thla same league, Doris Hock and Rose Patrick must not have been bowling on this pari 'cause Doris hacked a 188 high game as Rose rolled for series, a 322. The gals were having Just a little better luck on Friday night In the Sandspurs Lea­ gue. Marilyn Ferguson rolled her first sanctioned 200 game for the Howe's Tire Shop team, a 217. Congratulations, Marilyn. Midge Woods is com­ ing back real strong in this league. Once again her name dominates the .high aeries, a 320 three game s e t Very definitely, one of the best bowlers ws have on the local scene is Paul Bloposky, a transplant from tha coal mines of Pottavilia, Pa. For the third consecutive week, Paul's boon rolliag a real bomb la tha City League. This past week found him leading tha group again with a Ugh single of III and series of 830. Teammate Rich Mur phy lent his support with a winning comlaatioa of mi gio. That'll go it for this week. Don't forget about our Moon­ light Bowling on Baturday nights at • p.m. Three games of bowling, plus prises and surprises* With two consecutive victor­ ies under their belts, the Semi­ nole High School basketball squad tonight will return to Metro Conference play when they entertain the Edgewater Ragles a t Sanford’s Fleming Gymnasium. The little Ragles will with the Baby Seminoles a JayVee tilt which la slated to get underway at 8:30 p.m. The evening's main event is slated for I p. m. One of Seminole's two straight wins has been in Metro loop competition. Coach Ralph Stumpf* quintet Fri­ day night nosed out* tha Wildcats of Winter Park thriller. The Seminoles out to make It two in a In league play—three In a row altogether. So far this season ths locals have put together a record of four victories and nine de­ feats. In tho loop standings the record shows three wins and five losses. One of the wins la a victory over the Eaglea. Stumpf will probably open tonight when Ken Tyre, Bar­ ry Barks, Mike Bowes, Billy Higgins and Barry Johnson. However, Stumpf could with Mike GUd or Mike McClary in the starting five. Thla will be Ibe Seminoles' third straight borne appear­ ance and there's two more coming up. Saturday night they entertain Titusville and a week from tonight they will boat the Grenadiers of Or­ lando Colonial. 'CaneCagers To Hit Road CORAL GABI.ES—Univer­ sity of Miami’s moat aweaoma offensive basketball t e a m which knocked off Memphis State and routed powerful La­ Salle In consecutive fame*, takes to the road next in an attempt to win four Florida Intercollegiate C o n f e ranee games in ■ flre-nlght road trip. Miami's win over LaSalla was by a 121 to 09 score, while the Hurricanes defeated Mem­ phis Stats, 78 to 89. Tha Hur­ ricanes took Memphis a faw nights before the latter de­ feated America'* No. S rank­ ing team, Loyola of Chicago. The Hurricane eagers are getting more potent aa tha season goes on. They com­ pletely mastered LaSalla aa Rick Barry led tha way with 32 smashing points. LaSalla ju»t couldn't stop Barry no m atter how many man they pul on him. On tha Miami road trip, tha Hurricanes play RolUni Col­ lege a t Winter Park tonight, meet University of Tampa Wednesday a t Tampa, play Stetson a t DeLand Friday and taka on Florida Southern at Lakeland Saturday. Tampa and Rollins have had losing seasons to data and both were trounced handily by Miami on tho UM homo court However, Florida Southern and Stetson are tied for the conference lead with Miami, both hava winning seasons. Tha Moca have lost only once at home this year while the Hatters have yet to Buffer de­ feat. Ellen Betts Wins Tourney EQm VatU returned to the "links" after a lengthy ab­ sence aad put together three good rounds of pUy to cop tha Radar 34 Hole Match PUy Tournament with a net score of ill. Approximately IS player* participated in tha papular 34 hols annual tournament Mlaa Bette took the lead in the first round aad was never seriously ehaReaped. Mn. Vi­ vian Pierce abet m net toon to taka saeond place aad Mn. Jlaunla Uvfegrioa p l a c e d third with a tears at 341. Mr. the. with traphias at the af the ■enfilade Weeaaaa Gctf January ath at Shr WAVED HACK — Arnold Palmer searches for a ball thnt dropped into the surf on the 17th hole a t Pebble Ileach, Culif. Bolton picture shows Amie and his fellow searchers scurry away, aa a wave almost washes them off the rock. Ermu, Agusfin Capture Feature Erma and Augustin scored five straight points to win Monday night’s feature rlghth doubles event a t tha Orlando Seminole Jal Alai Fronton. In the Dally Double, It was Pedro and Zaira, forming a 3-6 combination that return­ ed 1116.00 for the right |2.00 tickets. Ermu also act the pace In tha Matinea program with a Kennel Club Entries F IR S T RACK — S / i a Mil* — 1. Ituby Mr.Yebb, X. Me<lemolMlI*. t. Htlm Sam. !. Hr* Uni*. I. O.ll.’* A rtlrlr, I. Fenworthy. T. Karl*' Mac. I. Hhend> L**r BKCOXD RACK — B/IS Mile— t. Monita Meene, 2. Iluye* Guard. I. UA'a Crlm. H«t*n, 4. May Jun*. I. Lila Tumbler, t. Tnwee, T. Lo L*nnt*. I. HI up* T H I R D RAt'H — B/IS Mil*— 1. Kool Rina. I. Prlc* W ar, a. Il****rch*r. 4. Frl*kl* Hquew, I. Go f.uk*, S H nreky l>rlnk*r, T. Carol l,ln-*y, I. W»*ly K t n o F o r u m RACK — s / i e Mile— t. Woody lla rla tl, 2. Ll**h*th D. 2. Htrobann, !. F r o a t t i FU k*. I. Phony Vet. t. Dor* n»r, T. Giddy Gil. I. O ll. » Arch F IF T H II At'n — a n Mil* — 1. Ilonry Kill, 2. IK-Iorr* Jean, I. Uu*«l Appeal, !. l’rlr*l*M Fep. I. d e r a ilin g , «. Ill llPtty A., T. Bllenl Gr*c*. I. H orker’a Clrcu* SIXTH HACK — a /I S Mil* — t. Kuul Kolty, I. 1‘rlca, 2. A r­ yan. 4. F l a i l s IM*. 4. lllllio, ». T adlnrk Ml**. T. Haddl* K nla ht. I. Ilnckye* lllura SKVtCXTII NAI'F— S//H MID— t. Iladlola. 2. F a i r lllrkory. I. Mlrart* W ork*r, 4. Mary f la t­ ten, t. Calico T akl. 4. H arbour, thole*. 2, W* G*t, I. Mlk* Macduff F.lfllfTH RACK — B/IS Mile— 1. Huian lla w lll. 2. Goldrti It*ward, I. Dinah'* Gano, 4. Traveler Jo*. I. Food Tuwn, 4. Viola Tip, T. DI*count*d, I. T**t W lr* XINTH MACH — l / I S Mil* — t. I'roud Kail*, 2. Two Hear*. 1. C a m e ra Uux. 4. Minn la Oal**, 4. l-ands llock. 4. Olman Ulya, f. Itar* Hpurt, I. Malarial TRUTH RACK — B/IS MR*— I. Itrlln*. 2. Kltony, I. Hununar* •Ha. 4. Taa Darling, 4. Chuck Drak*. 4. O.ll.'* Walla, T. Itlnao Fug. 4. Fay Off Girl RI.HVRNTH R A I D —S/H Mil— 1. T ry To Win, 8. Ilypnollqua, I. Ilockln Bla, 4. Fa rry HI. I. Bwaat Showers, 4. F la at M a­ tron. T. D o nna 's Mlaa X sy, 4. Mr. T all M s s. pair of wini. 11c teamed with Irlarta to capture the fifth game double* and then took the ninth game alnglei match with a fine solo performance. Arrona and Zubl split the Malnec Double hightlights to pay 1160.00 on tho 6-6 com­ bination. Starchiefs In League Lead The BIR Hemphill Motorettes really bowled them down last week at the Jet Lanes. He*e la the Poiltlon Day line­ up: Teem W L Starchiefs 47 21 Tempests 47 21 Bonneville* 42 28 Classics 37 31 SUariu 38Vk 31H Rlvlerai 38 33 SpeciiU 38 32 Rambleretles 34 34. LaSabrea 83 33 Electrai 33 33 Catalinaa 31 37 Ambassadon 2944 3814 lnvlclas 2714 40'.4 Grand I'rix 20!4 4144 Wildcats 20 42 Pontiac 22 40 Marion Voigt had the high game and icrlca/w lth a 189493. Rome the other high games rolled were 176-433 for Rita Stein, 174-471 for Elaine Koitival, 171-444 for Linda "Car" Post and 168 for Rose Phillips. Two team* are going for the State Tournament, more will be poited at a later date. By Joe Warden Herald Sports Writer Brevard County haa aym bollied "good luck" to the high flying Oviedo Liom this year. Oviedo downed Tltuivlllc in a contest which exhl blted the Lions' ball control, 3934, last Friday and the rough and eager Ovledlans take on two more Brevard cage squada thla week, Mel­ bourne Central Catholic, to­ night, and Eau Gallic In Mel bourne, Friday. If Lady Luck (Brevard s t y l e ) continues smiling on Oviedo, the Lions ought to have another big week. The Lloni, now rolling along with a 9-3 record, are out to Improve their performance and to win all of their com­ ing gamei. Behind this de­ termination la the fact that the Orange and Black have a momenloui dato ahead of them, Feb. 14. Valentine's li the long awaited day that the Lloni travel to Orlando to battle the filth-ranked May nard Rvani. And all Ovled­ lans arc agreeing that thli will be a big task, yet all be lieve that If there Is a team who can beat Evans, Oviedo might fill the bill. Yet the Lions are not over­ ly conlldent, for it la general ly recognised that It will be a rough road to Evans, for the Lloni muit face Titua vlllc, Howey and Montvcrde again. And the odds are against a quintet winning nine in a row. Yet, even though the Lions know they may be ths underdogi, they are going to put out and hope for the best. Not much la known about tonight's opponent, Melbourne Central. The Hustler* are paced by Don Flckett and do Just what their name implies. Oviedo will have the advan­ tage of playing at home, but the disadvantage of not know­ ing much about their oppon­ ent. Yet the Lions will be out for their fifth win in a row. Braves Play Lion Cubs Danfort) Strath Page 6 — Jan. 28, 1984 BY JULIAN 8TENSTROM Players' Night Recently when we eddreeaed member* of the Seminole High Booster* Club we made a suggestion which we hope the orgenixation will utilise. About a week or 10 deya befor* the opening game cf the 1964 gridiron season, we'd like to *e* the Seminole squad go through a nighttime workout with all Seminole fane as guest*. The affair can be held rather early, atartlng around 6:16 or 6:30. Fans bolding tickets can pick up a hot fried chicken box lunch and a aeft drink and munch while watching Seminole coaches Introduce players, explain various offenalv* and defensive formations, and—even more Important—explain a few of th* Intricate phaae* of footbelL We've seen thla type of thing done before and you can't imagine how much information tha fana, particu­ larly those who have never played football, end especial­ ly th* women folk, get from these demonstrations. When thla is completed the coaching staff can put the squad through a 26 or 30 minute game-type ecrlmmag* aeaalon which will give the fans some Idea of what Semi­ nole might hold in elcre for their opponents during th* season. Ticket* Bold for the affair would be for th* box sup­ per only. This means th at this could be the family’s “night out" for the week. A« for fane who don’t hold tickets, they can come right in and enjoy th* program without shelling out a nickel. However, while the crowd la munching fried ehteken and learning something about football and th* football team, Booster Club member* should have a picnic sign­ ing up members for th* organisation. We hepe th* local booster unit will plan such a night befor* th* beginning of th* gridiron aeaeon. I t’ll be good public relations and it’ll help build up the booster unit. And when you look at that Semlnola slate of games this fall, brother—Seminole’s eleven la going to need all the boosting, pushing and pulling they ran get from the fans. * * * • Orange Bowl At Night W ell buy the Orange Bowl committee's Idea of pre­ senting the annual elastic a t n ig h t But we don't Ilka th* Idea of presenting the spectacle New Year's night. In our opinion the Getor Bowl Association ha* proved that • major bowl contest doesn't have to be presented New Year’s day to be successful. Why doesn't the committee make arrangements to present the contest on Wednesday night, Dec. 80, or eves Thursday afternoon or evening, Dec. 31. This would give th* Orange Bowl clear sailing and absolutely no com­ petition. After fens watch the Sugar Bowl, th* Cotton Bowl and then th* Rose Bowl, football fans are pretty well “footballed" for one day. Then to be forced" to spend another three hour* before th* flicker will chai* many gridiron fans to other means of entertainment W* hope tha committee will reconsider. The L}man Greyhounds, with a record of nine wins and five losses this season, return to action tonight when they move to Ocoee for a non­ conference engagement with the Cardinals. The Baby 'Hounds will col­ lide with the little Red Illrds In a preliminary affair at 6:30 p. m. The Greyhounds, winners of their last two outings, looked good In both contests. At Kiss­ immee Bill Tolsen smashed the school's scoring record when be swished 34 points through the nets. Head Coach Walt Dxuraa said he was glad to sc* tha youngster get hot and break the mark. Saturday night, Diuras declared that tha Hounds win over Oak Ridge was one of the best team ef­ forts of the year, particularly In the fourth period when th* 'Hounds came back to knot th* count at 31-all at the end of tho regulation four quart­ ers. A six-point effort In the overtime enabled Lyman to bring home the bacon. Dxuraa apparently la pleas­ ed with th* performance of Dave Mails, a 8-foot-4 center who he brought up from the JayVee five to replace the injured Donnie Smith. Dxuras probably will go with Tolson, Gene Wlnkleman, Matts, Joe Asher and either Jim Goplen or Richard G rant Golf Luncheon The Sanford Women's Golf Association will meet Wednes­ day at the Mayfair Country Club for Us monthly business luncheon. A low gross, ninebole tournament will also be held. O’Brien In Meet NEW YORK (U PI) — Formar Olympic shot put cham­ pion Parry O’Brien entered the Mlllros* Games Monday and will compete against NYU's Gary Gubner and Taxaa AdM's Randy Matson Thursday at Madison Square Garden. The Sanford Junior High 8choo! Bravsa go hack Into action tonight when they en­ tertain the Oviedo Junior High Lion Cuba a t the San­ ford school’s gymnasium. Th* varsity affair will begin at 8 p.m., and a Jayve* prelimi­ nary begins at 6:30. Last Saturday night th* Braves took a twin-bill from the Florida Military School Knights from DeLand. In tha varsity contest took a 36 to 35 . tha Knights. In th* _ nary, the Braves' Jayve* defeated th* FM8 quintet, 26 to 23. Friday night tha Bravea will meet th* South Seminole Junior High Hurricane* a t Lyman High in Longwood. tia i. a i£ ' hCTIONI THtlLLSI. W ad* fsaisat lasa t TONIGHT I NIGHTLY 8:10 MATINEES WED. * BAT. I P. M. 7:401 t e v l 'HAWl51 m i* * . to u m m m Jnp c o r p o r a t io n _____________J e e p CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP naiw n r ■ m ir *■*»».* «-. • E . S io a d 8 L flu te d , F lo r id * �S ' II ! t. Tnn. 28. 1964 — Pnpe 7 Legal Notice SAR6B, DC66 IT EVER BOTHER YOU THAT, ALTHOUGH YCO HAVE FAR MCRB AR.\Y EXPERIENCE, MORS 6 )00, lit t i i b c t n t h k h iy t h corr c o ik t or ju d ic ia l c m . CCIT o r FLORIDA. IK AMO FO B • R B I K O I .B C D M T T , !■ C l « « f » r r Ya 1S.TS1 E IL E E N BAADT, AV3RE LEADERSHIP ability... Plaintiff ▼A JA H II W. ENGLAND. Jr.. Defendant NOTICE o r MABTBR** ( A L B Nolle* I* h o r o b r Blroa t h a t th* underalgned, a i Special Maatar la C hancery un d e r and by v ir tu e o f t h a Court'a Ord a r a ntarad la th a a b o v c-a ty lad cana* d i r e c ti n g th a aata of th a p ro p e rty h a r a l a a f t a r daa. erlbad, will o f f a r t o r aala and •all at paM la a uction ta tha h l t h a e t a nd baat blddar for r a a h at tha F r o n t Door of tha Samlnot* County Court Iloue* In l a n i a r d . Florida, on tho t l t h day of Fob., t i l l , a t tha h o u r of UiOA o'clock A.M.. tha following - daacrlbad p r opa rty, • l lu a t i, lyng a n d be in g la Seminal* County, Florida, and m nra p a r ti c u l a r ly d a ac rlb td a a follow,. to. w it: Lata Noa. 0 7 , t i t . and 111 of tha Town of Long wood, Florida, a c c ording to P la t tharoof aa rocordad In P l a t Book I, p a a c i ) i t h r u I t . of tha puhllo r e c o r d , of Hemlnol* County, Florida, to g ath e r w ith all building* and Im provem ent* a ltu a tc d thoroon. Said p r o p a rt y will bo told •obje ct to a n y m o r tg a g r a of record e n cu m b erin g tb* tam o and subject to a ll valid liana of record. Tha above.dae erlhe d pro. party , t o g a t h a r w ith all tha tenem ents, h e re d ita m e n t* a n d a ppurtc n ancaa t h a r a u n to h a . longing or In a n y wlaa appar* lalnlng, wilt b* aold a t aald aala la p u rauanca of aald Or* da r and aubjact to c o n f lr m a . tton of aalo by th a CourL Dated a t Sanford. Semlnnl* County, Florida, thla Sdth day of Ja a , 1114, K arlyla Ifeuahotdar Aa S p te la l M aatar la C h a n . TIT WOULD YOU MIND HIIIIH S ' 1 HELPING Me WITH ( t h e d in n c r D ISH ES? have TO PRESS /• V. COOKIE'S PARTY D«ESS 7 ~ ) i ctry J a m r a (1. I to r r a tl IJ7 N. Magnolia Orlando, Flo rid a Solicitor for l l a l n t l f f Publiah J a n . I I A Fab. 4, t i l l coq.ii V-WOWANreiVC 0k3 RXT »0D WfTHTHe MOSWCHe? i-m iN v i m e tiM e h a s OW E R » « e TO STACT* GttMTNO OLD GRACEFUL^/. I FEEL. OOBfT/FDGfHJPLe MHOW ^ E 0094 WITHOUT SlcJU S T M A D eU P A UOKD... WHAT HAS A H U N D cro ro er AND ^ A6eNQeCFHUMOt2. NOTICH O F APPLICATION POIt TAX DE E D (*ac. a l.i a F l a , Ida ■tatwtee a t m in i NOTICE IS I l E B E n r OIVEN, T h a t P c ta r II. * l lu t h M. J o h n , •on tha holder o f t h a follow . Ing certlfle ata haa Iliad aald r a r t l f l r a t a for Ian dead to ba leeued theraon. Tha cartlfl* ra ta num ber and y a a r of leeuanca, tha daecrlp tlon of tha proparty, and th a nam aa In which It waa aaaaaaad b r a u followai C artlflea ta No. TCI T o a r of laauanco 1110 ■•ROCIUPTION O F p r o p e r t t I. O T IA. O r ie n t! H arden* F lre t Addition Name In which aaaaaaed Or* l e n t* Ferna rle a Inc. All of aald propa rly b r i n g In Ih* C ounty of Baralnolo. Btato of Florida. U n i o n auoh c a rtlfle a ta ahall b* ra detm e d according to la w th* property described In a urh c a r tlf le a ta will b* aold to th* hlg h aa t blddar a t th* f r o n t door of tha Seminole c o u n t y C o u rt Houaa a t Sanford, F t o r . Ida. oa th* flrat Monday la th a month of March, l i f t , which I* tb* In d day of March, lift. Dated thla Ird d a y of Jan* uary, l i f t . (Official Clark** Baal) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith, J r , C lerk Circuit Ccurt, Seminole County, F lo r id a lly: E. O. T ro y n a y , J r , D. C. Publiah J a n . I I * Fab. 4, U, II. l i f t . CDQ-14 NOTION OF APPLICATION FOB TAX DKBD ( •• a . 1*4.1* F l o r i d a S ta tute * •MkWkMWUKM •f tala) n o t ic e C pwooiy out sappimA ABOUNDOOMCWHUB „ jo It jiff. WITHHBRHUSBAND/y Ki //.*/ THERE*. VDU _ I YEAH,■ Topcooe#e.AMAP DOCiBUrl* 1WIU. po YOUOOOOt L p SOUNSSP ANY" AHWM) BUNS I WITHMSI* M 3 ' rnMfejuBTRswj /^ r UUCOVeRED.CAP-. TA)WBABYl 4 S > ft; W LOOK lAOn LIKE | K \ tAT*a [ r 1* r -ys is iinnF.nr m v. EN, T hat P a le r II. A llu th M. Johneoa th a holder of tho fol* low ing c e r t lf l e a t a ha a fllad aald c e rtlfle a ta f o r t a a dead In ba lieuad theraon. T b* aar* llf t r a t* n um ber and y a a r of leeuance, tho d a arrtptlon of Ih* proparty. and Ih* nam* In which It waa a ta ae a td a r a aa followai Certificate No. 414 Tear of leeuance l i f t l)E*CHIPTION OF FWOFBfftTT Lot I Dlock 4. T a nglaw ood Ileplat Nani* In which aeaaaead W ellborn C. Phillip*. J r , Inc. All of aald p ro p a rly being In th* County of Seminole. Btat* of Florida. Unlaee aueh c a r . tlfleat* ahall b* redeemed a c ­ cordin g to la w th* p r o p e rt y deecrlbed In aneh c e r t if i c a t e III he aold In th* h l ( l i r a t bidder a t tit* (ro u t door of th e Seminole County C o u r t lloue* at Sanford, Florida, un th* flrat Monday In th* m onth of March, l i f t , w hich la th* t n d day of March. 1M4. Dated thla I r d day a f J a a * uary. l i f t . (Official Clark'* Baal) A r th u r II. R a r k w tlh , J r , Clark C ircuit Court. Bamlnol* County, Flo rid a lly i K. O. T roy Ray, J r , D. C. Publiah J a a . I I * Fab. «. 11, li. Itll. S tart tb* Now Tear right kg getting i f g a a l i t c d with Bogthant Air. Yoo'ra a m to Uk# our axcallaat terries. CHRYSLER A1RTEMP HEATERS (7<*r >A J - b J _ 2 I t\ �O 0£oA F C U bby By Abigail Van Buren 1pS!» « —1rfj«n. • DEAR ABBYi A s aldariy and enjoying the mutual getting OUT of a taxi? neighbor lady and dear companionship. When one Should the man let the lady friend of mine recently pats* walks tall and straight, he out of the taxi and then get ad away, leaving a bachelor should not worry if his out himself so he won't have son sort of helpless for his shadow Is crooked. to climb acrosa HER feet? meals. I bars been giving CONFUSED him his evening meal In my DEAR ABBY: I am in the home and then Inviting him ninth grade and the dentist DEAR CONFUSED: The to watch television with me told my parents that I need gentleman should let the afterwards as I am a widow braces. 1 don't think I do. I lady get into the taxicab and lonely, too. Re In turn like my teeth the way they first, snd she should slide does some chores around my are and none of my friends over so that when he gets house, takes me to church thinks they are so bad, in HE will be near the door. and sometimes to shop (as either. My parents say I will I have no transportation and That way HE can get out of be glad later on, but I still the taxi first and help the he drives a car). His mother don't want them. 1 am pop­ lady out. and I were v e r y c l o s e ular In school and am afraid friends, and when she knew 1 wouldn’t be with wires on she was growing weaker, my teeth. Please tell me CONFID E N T I A L TO she asked me to care for what you think. “BUFFALO BILL” : Do not resent growing old. It is a him. He Is a good Christian AGAINST BRACES privilege denied to many. man and there it no marri­ • • • age or love talk between us, DEAR AGAINST: Get the Get It off your chest. For braces. Your popularity rat­ as I am 18 years older than a personal, unpublished re. he. Wo each have our sep­ ing won't go down If you ply, write to ABBY, Box arate means, and consider have to smile through a bird one another Just good com­ cage. And the rest of your 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, aelf-ad* panions, and nothing more. Ufa you'll have an attractive dressed envelope. But, Abby, dear, the gossips mouth and a song in your heart. are going a t us so fiercely. e • • Tate to write letters? Send U you think I am doing one dollar to ABBY, Box wrong, please tell me in your DEAR ABBY: I read column. somewhere that the gentle­ 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif, man should always precede for Abby’e new booklet, A BELIEVER IN FAITH "HOW TO WRITE LET. the lady INTO a taxicab so she won't hsve to elfmb TERS FOR ALL OCCADEAR BELIEVER: Con­ 6IONS." tinue helping one another across his feet. How about 1 mI^om Television TUESDAY P. M. t:fl (3) Nswscop* Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads 1. Lost & Found Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 2. Notices • Personals 5. Food 6. F o r R en t CHOICE BEEF LOST: Terrior, white, with Preparation of Income Tax 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen ( I ) Nows. Sports, W ontbtr Returns by former agent of Coro fed. Limited amt. red collar, short tail. Vicin­ equipped, Lake privileges, • :1S ( I ) e d i t o r i a l FA 2-0264 Interna] Revenue Svc. 2101 ity 2400 Laurel. 323-0671. near Air Base. FA 2-4738 1:11 ( I , Nows, Sports. S. Park Ave., Tel. FA 2-3874, W ssthsr after 5:30. LOST: Wallet containing im 6. For K ent • :IS <<) Nows— tVoltor CroaErnest Bicknell. k its portant papers ft approx.' (t> Nows— lion Coohrsn W E L A K A APARTMENTS: 2 BR house, kit. equipped. $73. INCOME TAX SERVICE 123. Person finding wallet (3) l lu n t l s y - O rln k lty FA 2-5303. Rooms privats baths, 114 T:SS (3) M-Bquad O. M. Harrisons can have money, request W. First St. (S) A d v o n tu ro t In Pars* 1311 Palmetto papers be returned to Har­ ‘CLEAN quiet Rooms" The dlso 322-8327 322-7841 LG. 3 BR., 2 full baths, range. ry L. Creager, 322-0743. ( I ) Rtbol Gables. FA 2-0720. T:I0 (3) Mr. .Vorak <S) C om bat LOST: Black purse, brown SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ Will lease 983 mo. Ted Wil­ FURN*. Apt 2300 MeUonvWt. liams Hdwe. FA 2-3464. t : 0 t (<) Rod Rkslton ER SERVICE. Parts and billfold, Navy I.D. card. Vs. 1:10 (3) T oo Don't Sap supplies for all makej In­ 2 BR House. Clean A close drivers license, social se­ RENT A BED ( I I M c t l a l i l Navy 1:10 (SI G r e i t o s t Show cluding: Electrolux. New Rol'avray, Hospitil A Baby curity card and pictures. In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. (31 R ichard Boons Show and rebuilt cleaners sold. Louise Spates 322 4899. Beds. ( I ) P ottie oa t Ju n c tio n S:30 (SI J a o k Danny No home service call 3 Rm. G arate Apt. 309 W. By Day. Week, or Month 10:00 (Si Q a ry Moors LOST! Lake Mary Ares. 18th St., FA 2-3167. charge Phone FA 2-2232, Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st SL 131 T a ltp h o n o H our Brown A white male point­ 2333 Park Dr. .. (S) Tlia F u g itiv e CARROLL’S FURNITURE Clean, 4-RM. 811 Park. er. Has collar with no ll:tO (3X01 Nsws. W s s th s r . S ports name. Antwcrs to name of 2 BR Unforn. house. Nothing FURN. APT. FA 2-2800. (») Mid-Kit. Nsws NOTICE O F APPLICATION >2 "TEX." REWARD. Phone 11:3S Si T h o s t s r of tho S tars Repairs, parts; Electrolux, fancy, but cheap rent. Pb. 6A Special Notices FO R TAX DKCD 11:30 (3) T o n ig h t Show 322-3072. (S e rito o 1SI.IS Florida S t a ta t e FA 2-3219. Kirby, RcxAir, AirWay, (Color) • f 1MB) StorakJ space, clean, dry. H i l l ( I I Movls GE, etc. Cleaners sold, ex­ NOTICE IS IIE R E D T OIVFA 2-i::< or FA 2-5192. CS. T h a t r a t e r II. A R uth M. changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 4 BR., 2 Bath ......... 1143 mo. W E D N E S D A Y A . M. Johnson th e holder of th e fol. P a rk A v # <!infnrH Phnne ^ BR., 2 Baths . . . . $110 IDO. 1:00 (3) Sllmnaattca Park A te.. Sanford, Phone , „ R j Bl(h , 70 Mo. towing c ertific ate h a t filed 9. For Sale or Rent B E M rsoL P. r o t ' N T T 1:11 (31 Bunshlna A l m ta a o FA 2-4763. eald c ertific ate for t a s d ied to r o M M i c o m m is s io n (01 Nows, W e a th e r bo leaurd thereon. The c e r t i ­ N allre » f Public l l r n r l n g •:20 SI Qrovo, r a r m R a p o rt RAVE.VNA PAHS ficate nu m b er and y e a r of 0:30 13) F lo r id a H istory Nolle* la hereby given, th a t FA 2-1301 17-92 i t Hiawatha Large lot. 3 BR, 2 bathe, mo­ Issuance, th* description of the a f te r c onsidera tion, th* Sem i­ ( I I S unrlsa S t m e a t s r p r ope rty, and th* nan:* In nole C o u n ty Z oning Commiedern kitchen, dining room 3:10 (31 Today APT. $30 A up. Surplua City. which It w a s assessed a r e as elon will hold a public h e a r i n g (S) W a k t Up M o y ltt F IC T IT IO U S NAME ocrecned porch, cent, heat follows: to d e te rm in e th* f e asibility of NOTICE IS he reb y given th a t ? :! • ( I I Film F i s t u r o a It air-coad. <700 down It C e rtifica te No. IIS T o ar of recom m ending to th e Board of t am a n g a g t d In bueJntea a t 2 BR., furn. house, spotless. (0) Mlckla Evans T ill I I I Local Nsws, W s s t h s r Issuanca ISIS County Commlaalonere th a t th* Fore e t City. Semlnol* County. take over payment#, or will Bluet set to appreciate. $83. DESCRIPTION OF P R O PB R T T following described p ro p e rly Florida, u n d e r th* fictitious 1:00 ( r C a pta in K a n s a r o o rent for $133 per mo. Ph. AdulU, no pets. FA 2-3930. Lot I t O r i e n ts Darden* Snd preaently to n e d R-1AA Single name of. W A L LE R'S REALTY, 3:10 ( I ) C artoons Add. 323-0733. 1:00 ( t ) J a c k L aLanna Family Itealdentlal he eontd and t h a t I Intend tn r e g is te r Nam* In whleh assessed Paul C*l Com m ercia l: E SSI) ft of •aid n a m e w ith th a Clerk of 3-ROOM furo. a p t, for couple, ( l | Amsrlcan History ( I I E z s r c ls s F o r Womoa A. (k Krm atdln* Tapperaon. All th* re m a in d e r o f th e following tl:* C ircuit Court. Semlnol* FURNISHED home, in Sanupstairs, water Ind. $45. of l a i d p ro p e rty be in g In th* described p ro p e rty subsequent County. Florida, In accordanc* l i t l ( I I C a rto o n s ford. Apopka 888-4849 or Or­ FA 2-7399. C ounty of Seminole, S ta te of w ith th* provisions of tha FIc1:1# (31 Oalo Storm tn th* t a k i n g of th* R /W for Florida. Unless such c e r t i f i ­ w ide ning of M aitland Avti Deg tltloua S'.m e Sta tuie a. to-w lt lando 423-8111. (1) R o m p sr Room c ate th e l l b* redeemed accord* at Ih* RE cor of th* N W 4 nf Section IS3.0I Flo rid a S t a t u l t a 3 Bit., IH bath. 2413 Cbaoe 11:10 ( I I Say W hsa t n s t* law Ih* property d t e - RK'4 of Section TI-31S-3SE. 195T. (SI Kawa There la no telling how queen snd Wait led another Ave. Available r*b. 3. Pb. 3 BEDROOM, Suniaad Eocrlbed In euch c e rtific a te will run W 421-5 ft. N 14M0' STT.l Big: Cecil R. W aller ( I I Hpanlah much blood, sweat and tears h e a rt This time East was 10:11 ( I ' K i w i ATM to lei. Aoiume payment#. 322-3809. be sold to tho hig h es t hl.ldsr ft. E 534.1 ft to E line of N W U P u b l l ih J a n . I. 14. 31. 31. t l t « a t th* fr o n t door of tho s s m l- of BE*l to POR. F g - - h e r d*i- CDQ-1S 9Q J9 could be avoided at the bridge through with his conservation 1I:S0 (II Sax W h s a Available Jan. 31. FA 2-3173. nolo C o u n ty Court llousa at crlbed a t l y in g In N orthw eet ( I I I L o r a Lucy 3 BR., uniurn. country bom*. ♦ XQJM program. Hs covered the table if players would only NOTICE OF APPLICATION Sanford. Florida, on the first c orner of Oranol* Road ( I I Daeambsr Bride nd 2 3R. Apt. fura. all elec., t • •• $75. PA 2-7688. F O R TAX DE E D think before they make their queen of hearts with the king. l t: 0 e ( I I C o n c s n t r tt l o a Monday In th* m onth of Maitland Avenue B A IT (See. 1*1.Id F l o r i d a Statu te# car Gar., 2 lota, Now va­ March, 1144. which la Ih* 3nd (SI McCoya Public h e a r i n g will b* ha! mistakes and not afterwards Now declarer started to Small tu n . apt. 600 Park Ave. day of March. 1S44. T rie s Is R l s h t ft J8 AUMI In the Semlnol* County Court #f ISIS) cant. $230 Caoh, $60 mo. 317 think. He worried, fretted 11:11 ((tI)) M when all they can do la to NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIV D atsd t h is Srd day of J a n ­ llousa, County Commlaelonere i n i n g Links V l t l l VX M ? E. 23th. EN. T h at P e t e r H. A R u th 31. u a ry . t i l l . 2 BR. Furo. houte, 2316 San­ fumed and generally tried to slow up the game. ( C o lo n Room. Sanford. Florida. W ed ATM A AMS J o h n s o n th* h o ld e r of th* fol (Official Clark's Seal) ( I I P t t o And a i a d y s n e id a r , F e b r u e r y 13. 1944 ford Ave., FA 2-0731. salvage something from the The best place for declarer low Ins c e r tif ic a te h a s fllsd AKQM ATS A r t h u r II. Beckw ith. Jr.. T:34 T. M. or a t toon th ere 12. R eal E s ta te F o r S a lt ( I ) Blvsn K i r s wrack, but all to no avail. ■aid c a r t lf l c a t a fo r tax died to do his thinking la before C l a r k C ircuit Court, Ssm l- a f te r a* possible, ■ o o n a?) W E D N E S D A Y P . M. FURNISHED to b* leeuod tharaon. Th* t e r nolo County. F lorida Semlnol* C ounty Zonin g Thera was no way left for 11:10 ( I ) T o u r F i r s t Im p res s playing from dummy to the AAKQA tlflcat* n u m b e r a n d y e a r of 2 BR, 1 bath, kit. equip!, Dy: E. O. Troy Ray. Jr., Com mission him to make his contract. first trick. Even U there Is lieuanc*. th* description o f th ton D. C. VA< ~>AU Dy R obert 8. Brown 2. 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS goragt apt. ................... $33 p r ope rty, sn d th* nam * tn ( I I Lovs of L il t Publish J a n . 31 A Fab. 4. I t. How much easier matters no problem with that play Semlnol* C ounty Zonin g A li 1, 1U, ft 2 BATHS 2 BR, 1 bath kit. equlpt. Dup­ C ) ErnlS Ford which It w aa aeteasad a r * aa IS. !» •!. D ire cto r ♦ l AJ A fltll would havs been If South had 13:31 (SI Nsws there Is no better time to DOWN PAYMENTS FROM CDQ-St Publish Ja n . 31 6 Feb. 4, I S i t follow*: lex apt............................. $43 dons his thinking at trick one t i l l * (SI S s a rc h for T o m o r ­ C e rtific a te No. 55* Tear a plan your whole campaign. CDQ-14 UNFURNISHED row leauanc* ISS4 NOTICE o r APPLICATION and played dummy's three of South did not believe la MM DESCRIPTION OP PRO PE RT Y 3 BR, 1 bath, kit. equlpt ( I ) F a t h s r Knows B ss t NOTICE O F B U T FOR TAX DE E D Low Monthly Payment# hearts. •sing up valuable tlm s this (31 T r u t h o r C onst* T h a t p a r t Disc. In DB 144 (So*. 104.1# Florida n t a t a le a TO) RALPH II. SIMMONS and fenced back yd ......... $110 For Complete InformatioR quoncoa ANNA E. SIMMONS, hie Pa g* 115 (L ess Lota I I A S3) Hs would havs woo the • f 1*40) way. Hs played the Jack of Dlk t l Manlando 3 BR, 1V4 bath, Loch Arbor 13:11 (I! (lu ld ln g L ig ht wife. D efendants. NOTICE IS I I E R E D T OIVSee Or Call Your trick with the ace and set up 13:11 hearts almost before he had Nam* In which aareseed Key (31 NDC Now . YOU AND EACH O P TOO EN. T h a t Pa ler II. A R uth M. .............................................. $110 D evelopm ent A R e alty Inc. All dummy's diamond suit. Later 1:01 (SI Dachslor F a t h s r seen the rest of the hind. Juhne on the holder of th* f<»l- ar* hereby notified th a t suit (II Uanoral Hospital low ing c ertific ate h a t filed haa been comm enced a g a i n s t of aald p r o p e rt y being In the 1 BR, 2 batho, kit. equip, be would force East'a king of East was la no such burry. I hearts for liter. ( I I Kawa W a a th a r SALES BROKER Loch Arbor ............... $123 said c ertific ate for ta x deed ynu In tl:* Circuit Court of th* C ounty of Htmlnol*. s t a t e s ' He looked carefully a t that South ltd the five of dubs hearts snd be able to enter t i l l ( I I Focus Ninth Ju d ic ia l Circuit of th* Florida. U nless such cartlfl to ba Issued t h t r t o n . Tho car long diamond suit and do-1 from dummy and finessed dummy with a heart and 1:10 ( I ) Aa T h e World T u rao t l f l c a t t num ber and y e a r of S late of Florida In and for c a t s shall b* r t d t e m t d accord 4 BR, 2V4 batho, otova, Lake Ing to law th* prope rty dee ( I I Kowa front ............................. 1183 Semlnol* C ounty, Ih* a b b r e tasuanc*. tha description of th elded to save his king of | tbs ten. This lost to West’s cash the K it of the diamonds. erlbed In auch c e rtific a te will 4 BR, 2 batho, clove, a ir ( I ) Sclanee p ro p e rty , and th* nam a I v l a t t d till* of which Is: WOR be sold to th* highest b l J d r r 1:11 (II Carto ona C H E S T E R MECHANICS SAV which It w aa asseassd a r e aa 322-2420 cond. Leooc ............... 9145 2383 Park Dr. at th* fro n t door o f th* Beml 3:M <11 T ataw ord ING* RANK. P la in tiff, - v t follo w s: ( I I Ann B otham C a r t l f l r a t a No. ITT T e a r of RALPH If. SIMMONS and AN nole C ounty Court llu uee at Call Stemper Agency, 1919 So 4 BR, 2 balhi, centrally heat­ 131 l a l ' l Maka A D i a l NA E. SIMMONS h i t wife, D* Sanford, F lorida, on th* flret laauanco 1SS0 French Ave., 322-4991. t i l l ( I I llousa T a r t y In Chancery No. Monday In th* m onth of March ed ft vlr-cond. Fenced back D K IC n iP T IO N o r PRO PE RT Y fendenta. ) (0) Day l a Court IMS. which Is th* Snd day af L o tt Described In DU 17 Pag* 13744. yd. Weter aoftener ft land* Furn. Apt#., Pleaoont living, (1) Tho Doctora March. 1»S«. Th* n a t u r e of thin suit Is 103 A D It IIS Pag* STS Sec It e e r t a b t l y w a s a s u r p r i s e are, "So you decided you down. So concentrate on that t i l t (I) To Tall tho T r u th leaped. FA 3-0611. Dated th is Srd day of J a n ­ a foreclosure o f t h a t c e r ­ tlon 7 T ow nahlp 31M Rang* SS Park ApU. FA 2-3307 (SI d a n a r a l Hospital tain m o r tg a g e from eald da uary. ISSI. E to me to find out h t w m a n y needed ■ vacation. Pratty with him—If you want him to ( I I I - o r t ti a Toung (Official C le r k 's Beal) fendaul* lo plaintiff, da ted Nam* In which assssasd Kll Lake cottage, furn. 322-6106, soft! I wouldn't mind chang­ feel you raally sympathize. 1.-34 I I I Kawa A r th u r II. Beckwith, Jr., u s u a l l y la v e l -b e a d a d people s a b t l h O. McUrld*. All of said May 31, 1SS3 and recorded C le r k C ir c u it Court. 1:10 ( I I You Don't l a y ing places with you." J u n e 35, 1S«1 In Official R e ­ If you're sending a card In THE TIME TESTED FIRM p ro p e rty bein g In the C ounty don't know bow to Ulk to a (Color) Brmlnol* County, F lorida of Stm lnole, Sla t* of Florida. cords Uonk 453 page 447 of th* lieu of s visit, don't fall for 111 N. Park Ava. FA 34123 The Ust three or four vis* («) F.dgo o f Night Ilyi E. a . T ro y Ray, J r , Publlo Records of Semlnol* U n lta s such r o r l lf l c a t * ahalt l>* friend or K l a t l v o g o i a g I I ) Queen F o r A Day the so-called funny kind that D. C. redeemed a cc o rd in g to law th* County, Florida, e n cu m b erin g through the e x p e r i e n c e of a Itors to pop their heads Into treat a visit to a hospital ss a 1:10 (3) Match O u n s p ro p e rly described In euch t h a t c e r ta in pier* or p a rre l Publish Jan. 31. A Fab. 4. 11, tN T H E CIRCUIT COt RT OF By owner, comer lot, furo. the room have probably al­ (SI Hscrel S torm T H E NINTH JU DICIAL t i l t h o s p i t a l a ta y . c e r tif ic a te will be told to the of prope rty located, alluate, t l . 1)14. 3 BR. bouae, aliding g l u t Ct’IT IV AND FOR OEMI ready hit upon that particular huge Joke. It may be deliver­ (t) T rallm aatsr h i g h e s t bldde<- a t th* fro n t and b r i n g In said C o u n ty a nd C D Q - l i door to patio, alee, kit* Friends sally forth with "light approach." n o l i: c o u n t v . F l o r id a . ed when the patient is won 4:33 (31 Nswa du a r of th* Hsntlitol* County Stale, to - w l t: NOTICE O F APPLICATION 4:10 (3) H um s and Alisa CHANCERY NO. 13BU Lot 40. SAN LA NT A utility room, c a r p o r t e , C o u r t flout* a t Hanford. F l o r ­ grim determination to "cheer FOR TAX DORR) (S) Unela W a l t T H E BOW ERT S A V I N G ! T H IR D SECTION, a cc o rd . And speaking of tbs light dering whether or not he's ida, on th* flrat Monday In <8,700. 8884370 DeBary. up" the patient and their (See. 1*4.1# F lo r id a S t a t a t t s BANK. 3:10 ( t l Hast of d r o u t h # rosily going to make It. If so, Ing to th e plat th e r e o f a s th* month of Starch. 1114 (»> lluurbon Btraat Dsat w hic h la Ih* Snd day o f Starch Plaintiff, recorded In P l a t Booh IS a f 1*4*1 famous first words usually approach, which seams to be its humor will most certainly NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIV r s NO QUALIFYING. Fenced S i t f (3) G re ate st H a a d l l n t i the only accepted one there Pax* 75. Public Record* SPSS. ( t ) M a r t I t T o U oaror EN. T h a t P e te r H. A Ituth 3L not be appreciated. ODI8 LF.E BCR I/O 08. et g>. of Semlnol* County, Flor* yard. I-room bouae, $1,700 l u t e d th is 3rd day nf J a n ­ is today for greeting those in Joh n s o n tha holder of th* fol­ Defendants Ida. uary, ISS4. In fact, any note you write equity, $87 mo. Trade for misery: "Don't overdo U." NOTICE o r SALK F.ACII OF YOU ARB R E - lowing c e rtific a te baa filed (Official c l e r k ' s Beall NOTICE IB IIE R ED T OIV camping trailer; boat, mo­ The person whose world Is yourself is sure to be a safer A r t h u r II. Usckwlth, Jr.. QU IUCD to file y o u r a n s w e r aald c a rtlflc a ta for tax deed o r o th e r w r i t te n d e f t n t e e to to b* laxued tharaoa. Th* c e r t i ­ KN t h a t a n t h t Oth day ar Clerk C ircuit Court. tor and trailer, or eaah of­ temporarily bordered by his bet than some printed mess N O T t r B o r APPL3CATION Semlnol* County, Florida Ih* Com plaint w ith tha d o r k fica te n u m b e r and y e a r of F e b r u a ry . 1044, a t 11:0# A. M. fer. 421 Edwin S t, N. Orlan­ of th* C i r c u it C o u rt of Se m i­ leauanre, th* daecrlp tlon af th* a t tha m ain door a f th* Court own aches and pains finds It age you pick out of a stack FOR TAX IIF.Kt) Dy: K. O. T roy Ray, J r , LAST DAT nole County, Florida, In this p r ope rty, and Ih* nam* la bouse of aemtnol* County, at I t n . 1BI.IS F lorida S ta ta toa do. 138-7380. D. C. hard to rally to the too-llght of get-well-quick cards. which It w aa assessed a r* as Sanrord. Flnrlda th* under WALT DISNEY'S Publish Ja n . 33 A Fab. 4. It proceeding and to aerva Plain, old-fashioned sym a f t o t a l touch. • l i n e d Clerk will offer for copy th ere o f upon th* pltln* follow a: NOTICE IB HK.UKHT tllV I. ISSI. "TUB pslliy may seem corny, but it KN. T h at T slor II. A n u t h M. CDQ-S1 T e a r a f •ale to th* hig h es t and best 3-BEDRM, 1 bath, kit. equip­ t l f f a a tto r n e y s , whoa# name* C e r tif ic a te No. 411 MISADVENTURES Bring no troubles of your and a d d r e s s a re h e r e i n a f t e r t e i u a n r e ISSI bidder for cash th* following ped. 113 Oakland Dr., SunJohnson tits h o ld ar of tha fol­ OF MERLIN JONES" own with you. There's Just Is sure to be appreciated by lo IIF.IC NIPTION o r PR O P E R T Y d i a c r lb t d r sa l p roperty: eel forth, ae required by la w w in g c o rllflea ta has fllsd ) land. FA 3-4083, or dt 111 tlie suffering patient who has said NOTICE O F APPLICATION N 1017 F t of B H S Ft of W Lot I. Block D. COUNTRY n o t Inter th a n th* t l t h d a y e i r t l f l r a t o for ta x dasd to one thing wrong with the had nothing but kidding from f o e t a x tir.Bn Park Ava. of F e b r u a ry 1144. In d e f a u lt 417.4 P t of NH of NW»i of CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO.. ba Isautd thereon. Tho r t r t l f l STARTS world so far as the sick per­ well-intentioned friends and c a t s num ber and y e a r af lieu- ( t o e . IS4.lt F i e r i da s t a t a t e * t h e re o f th* c a u i# will proceed NW«4 of BW<4 Section II I. a cc ording to tb* plat TOMORROW ea part* upon th* e n tr y of T ow na hlp 30S Rang* S3E t h e r e o f aa recorded In Plat $330 DOWN. No qualifying. No s m s . tha description of tho • f ISM) son Is concerned, and that Klatlves to cheer hint up. NOTICE 18 IIE R E D T GIV- a Decree P rn Confeteo a g a i n s t Nam* In which assessed T. Ol'EN 12:15 Rook 13. P a g r * T4 and Tl, property, and th o nsm # In rioting coats. 8 BR, 3 Bath Is whatever has gotten him KN, T h a t P i t e r II. A Itu th M. B. A M anrla L Pel eel. All of Publlo Record* o f Beml. you. AT 2:30 - 5:20 • 8:30 which It waa asaassad a r t a a Johnson th* holder of tho fol* W ITNESS my hand and t aald pro p e rty being In th* not* County, Florida home, k i t c h e n equipped. S ^ l « s * W IS M II followai Wives can profit, too, from C a r tlf lr a ta No. 301 T oar a f to w in g r o r l lf l c a t * ha* fllsd official aeal of said Court tn C ounty of Semlnol*. S ta te of to g e t h e r w ith all structures, Call Sterf>per Agency, 1818 aald c t r l l f l c a t a fo r lax Seed Semlnol* County. Florida, t h is Florida. Unless euch cartIM Im provam tnta, flttu r e a , appu "Happier Wives (hints for Issuanca 1110 to b* Issued thereon. Th* ear- 34th d a y af J a n u a r y 1SI4. r a t* shall b* redeemed accord* ancaa. a n d appurtenances on 80. Franck Ava., FA 3-4891. (irv() N irria ii o r pr o pk k t t tlflcat* husbands)." Mall 23 cents to DKot M3. n u m b e r and y e a r of (SEAL) Ing to ta w th* p ro p e rty das said land o r uasd tn conjunc­ J. O. T ac kard'a tat MIDI - I N T HI ATHf Ruth Milieu Reader Service, Lot lesuanca, th* description of th* A r t h u r II. B eckw ith. J r crlb ad In euch c e r tif ic a te will tion ih ir o w lt h . Add. to Midway BY OWNER, 8 bodroom, m Clerk of th* C ircuit C o u r t b* sold to the hig h es t bidder T h is sat* la mad* p u r su a n t Kants In which a s s i s t e d property, and tha nanta In c/o The Sanford Herald, P. O t a i l B h i w l s a T s n l ts bath borne. One bedroom By: M a rth a T. Vlhlen which It waa a s s s s s t d a r e aa a t tb* f ront door of th* Beml* to final de erto of foreclosure .COlOMCOPf Durle Wilson. All of sold proDeputy Clerk ASalt E a t c r t a l a m o a t Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City i t r t y being In tho County of followai nolo C ounty Court House a t e n tt r e d In Chancery action No. haa separata entrance, can PLUS AT 1:00 "VVumsa o r Tb# W o r ld " BEARDA LU QRIDLEY AND No. I t * T s a r of Hanford. Florida, on th* flret 11441 now psndtng In th* Clr­ Station, New York 19, N. Y. lomlnolo, g t a t a of Florida. Certificate ba ranfod for incoma. Will " D lt a a r a . Ita l l a a S l r l i * aauanc* 1H1 4:00 • 7:00 . 10:00 Monday In th* m o nth of March, eult Court of and for i s m lL EW IS Units* such c a r t lf l r a ta shall Attorney for P l a in t i f f DESCRIPTION OP P R O PE R T Y trad* for em itter plica. t i l l , which la th* t n d day a f nol* County. Florida. bo redeemed a ccording to law March. 1S4I. W E I L Si T l l l U S . DATED THIS 14th day of th* property desc ribed In euch P a r t of Lot T Dear. In ORB IS IS North Court S tre et Shown by nppaintmaaL Call TV RENTAL Post Offlr* Box 1331 J a n u a r y , IM4. Pag* 311 U c l t Arbor lala of Dated th is Srd day of J a n f'a rla a d N w M i n certific ate will ba suld to tbo FA 3-8848. A Sales • Service Florida (BEAL) uary. 1004. "Fe m a l e u s t u b hlghoal btddor a t tho fro n t P in t* Htcllon No. I P l a t Dock Orlando, P u b llih J a n . 3S A Fab. 4. 11. (Official C lark 's Beal) Paga 4» A r t h u r II. Bockwlth. J r , ■ K A M I" door of tho Seminole County IS. 1SS4. Nam* In which naaosaed A r t h u r H. B ackw ith, J r . Clark of tha Circuit Court J a a a Craw farS Court House a t Sanford, F l o r ­ S y t M a rth a T. Vlhlaa C lerk Clreult Court " M B KYKII JA CKS" ida, on tha flrat Monday In tho Wellborn C. Phillip*. Jr. All CDQ-TT FA 2-4929 Deputy Clark a f aald p r o p e rty being In th* Bomlnol* County. Flo rid a N a r l a a Bra aS a — t a l a r month of March, 1134. which Zenith Color TV Salt* NOTICE OF SALR Ry: t . a . T roy Ray, J r . ANDERSON. RUSH •CHMaTKHIUSK I* tha Snd day of March, t i l l . County of S e m i n o l e . S l a t s of NOTICE A F BALE 2690 Sanford Ava. Nolle* Is hereby alv en t h a t Florida. Uni*** auch c e r t i f i ­ D. C. DEAN * LOWNDES Dated this 3rd day of J a n ­ Notice la hereby gtvsn t h a t p u r s u a n t to final deorea ran* Publish Ja n . 30 A Feb. 0. II, A ttorneys for P la in tiff cate shall b* redeemed accord aary, 1114. p u r s u a n t t * final dacre* ra n d , Ing to law th a p r o p e rty d e s ­ dared on th* 34th day *f J a n 10. 1004. 153 E a s t C e n tr a l Boulevard (Official C lerk 's Seal) • rs d an th* 34th day a f J a n . uary, 1*14. In t h a t c a r t a l n Orlando, Florida A r th u r II. Backwith. J r , cribed In auch c e r tif ic a te will caua* pendin g In tha C ircuit CDQ-04 uary. 1*44. In t h a t c ertain Publish J a n . 31. 1004. bn aald to th* h i g h e s t bidder *> C lerk Circuit Court. causa p sn d tn g In th* c lr e u lt NOTICE O F APPLICATION CDQ -II at th* front door of th* g t m l - Court In and for Bemlaol* Seminole County, n o r l d a Court In and fo r Bsmtnol* County, Florida. In Chancary, FOR TAX DE E D ■ y i K. O. Troy Ray, Jr.. nol* County Court House a t w herein F IR S T F E D E R A L 4Ba*. 104.1 a F lo r id a Btatnie* County. Florida. In Chancery, NOTICE OF APPLICATION Sanford, F lorida, on Ihn f ir s t D. C. wherein F in e r FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO­ f o b ta x naan Tubllsh J a a . S3 A Fab. 4, U, Monday In th* m o nth of March CIATION OF S E M I N O L E a t 1»4B) ■AVING8 AND LOAN ASSO­ NOTICE IB H E R E B Y OIV riortd* starete. CIATION 10(4. w hich Is t b s Snd day of ii. m i. OF S E M INOLE COUNTY, a corporation, la EN, T h a t P e te r II. A Ruth M. ■ IO March, m i . ■ IO CDQ.IS NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIV- COUNTY. 1 c orporation, la Dated t h i s I r d d a y o f J a n ­ Pla intiff, and R. C CRUM P­ Jo b n a o a tha holder of th* folW IIK II TON. t t u i , a t al e r a de fen d ­ t u w ln a c e r t if i c a t e h a s fllsd EN. T h a t P e t s r II. A Ruth M. Pla intiff, a n d R. e . CRUMP­ •H O W S I uary, 1144. ant*. C hancery Docket So. aald c er tif ic a te for t a x deed Joh n s o n th a holder of the fol- TON, a t u t , at al ar* defend­ (Official C l a r k 's •**!> Im p ro v e Your ants, Chancery Docket No. Pah. I M S A r th u r H. B ackw ith, J r , 1SSI4. I. ARTHUR II. BECK­ t o b* lesutd tharaon. Th* cor- lo w tag certificate haa fUad 1***1. I. ARTHUR If. B E C K ­ SKATING WITH. J R , C lerk of th# a f o r e ­ tlflc a t* nu m b er and y a a r of sa id cartlflc ata for tax datd Hurricane Hall Drivers RCA Championship Clark C ircuit Court. said C ircuit Court, will within leauanc*. tb* description of to b* Issued thoreon. Tb* car- WITH. J R , C lerk of th* a f a r * Thrill Show Semlnol* County, r i o r lS n For AU F bssaa C lrcnlt Court, will w i t h ­ By: B. O. T roy Ray, Jr. tl:a le s a l hours of tain on tb* p ro p e rty , and th* nam* In tlflcat* nurabar and year or aald Plus Jerry Murad's HorTho wildest shew In the Monday, F e b r u a r y 14. 1S44. o f f ­ wblcb It wa* assessed ar* a* Iseunac*. tb* description of th* in tb* logal hours o f aal* on D. C. monkots and —die Porter west. Chemplon cowboys property, and th* cams In Monday, F t b r u a r y I t . l t t t afPublish J a n . 34 A Feb. 4, I t. er for aal* and sell to th* follow*: Woganor Show. Eight big from nil over the natlen hlghoet a n d beat bidder fur C orllflcat* No. BIO T s a r af which U wn* aascsatd ar* a t fa r for aalo to th* highest IS. 1SS4 FA 2-9331 showil Tlckstsi on i sals now! and uast bidder for cash at th* wM he riding rough, teu^h cash a t th* f r o n t door a f Ih* Issuanca HOB follow*: CDQ-S1 Courthouse af Samtnol* C oun­ D g u a u n iox of pr o per ty C a rtlflc a ta N*. 154 Toms sleek for the Tear a t f r o s t door of tb* Courtbous* of Bomlnol* County. Florida. ty. Florida, la Sanford, F l o r ­ Lota 1 A T t# 13 ( L a s t P a r t Issuanca 1010 ida. Ih* follo w in g doaorlbod a f L ets T A I tn T hnglawood DBBURIFTIOX OF PROPERTY In Banfard. Florid*, th* fallow . property, nttunted a n d bein g B*o t R e pla t) Block C. T a n g le , L«t 4. W ashington P a r k Ovie­ Ing described property, s i t u a t ­ ed and ba ln g In gsm lnala la Semlnol* C ennty , Florida, wood Bactloa T w s do tn -w ltl Nam* la whleh asaestad Nam* In which assessed Bolo- County. Florida, t o .w l t t Th* E a s te r ly 15.4 foot nf Th* E a s te r ly ISM feet of W ellbore C. Phillip*. J r . tne. men A P re ttie s Urowdy. All of L ot 11 and th* W aatarly Lot IS a nd a ll of Lot IS All o f eald p ro p e rty being la aald p ro p e rty being m tb* 31.4 f a s t of Lot 13. Block ta Block 41. of SAN1UNDO th* C a a a t y of a tm ln o la , Slat* County a ! S s a l n o U , g u t * of Boadmjr, February 2, 1N4 44. of SANLAKDO T H E TUB SUBURB BE AUT I­ of Florida. U nless auch c e r t i ­ Florid*. Ualaoa such rertlf*. 2:80 “ TO P. II. See Florida's greotosfs • U B U n B BEAUTIFUL, F U L PALM SPRINGS SBC- fica te sh a ll ba ra d a a m e J a c ­ eat* sha ll b* r sd s tm sd accord. Monl Nowi erhmJft, rom PALM SP RtXOg SECTION, TION. a ccording to P l a t c ording tn t a w th* pro p e rty Orlando-SaNiloola Jal-A lai Fronton ? .U w *£• dsaa ccording t* P l a t t h e re o f Jm s J New oltrectl’o nsl U e Women's thereof recorded la P l a t described la euch c er tif ic a te erlbad In auch cartlflcata w tu Kwy. 17*91 recorded la P la t Book 4, Book I. pag* SIH of lb* will be to ld t o lb* high**! b id ­ World-oil new Ah yoor. New (uried 1 , h ,th* *‘ W ider Pa g* 4 5 4 of th* Publlo Publlo Records of Sem i­ de r a t the fr o n t door of tb* a l tb* -Junt *5* Art Exhibition. . . ||ih anneal Flor­ doorh laf g*m |. Rooorda of bomlnol* C oun­ nole County, Florida. Bomlnol* County C o u r t H out* nut* County Court Ileus* a t ida Electrical Eseatltlon. . . Stela ty. Florida. S u b je ct t* re otrletlona af a t Baafard, Florida, on tb* Sanford. Florida, on th* first •nd County oshlbits...Cattle, Subject t* restric tio n s of reeard. flrat Monday la th* m o nth nf Monday In th* m o a th #f March FEATURING rscnrd. • a i d aal* will ka mad* p u r ­ Mareh. 1004, w hich I* tb* t n d 1044. watch la th* 3*4 d a ? i f Bald aal* will b* mad* p u r . s u a n t ta a n d la a r d s r to s a t i s ­ d a y o f March, t i l l . March. 1044. 7 91 fy th* tarm * a f aald final daD a ted t h i s I r d day a f J a n Datsd thta I r d day . f . . . . a u a a t t* a n d la o r d e r t* p a t. lafy tb# t o r n * a t *#14 final era*. nary. 1014. •y. 1014. docret. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) (Official Clark** Baal) (Official Clark'* do*]) COURT BEAL) A r t h u r H. Backw ith, J r , A r t h u r II. B ackw ith. J r . A r t h u r H. Backwith. J r , (CIRCUIT A r t h a r H. B tck w ltb . J r , C lark a f C ircuit C ourt, la C lark Clrault Court, l«U e C U * C irc u it CourL C M L t C ircuit Codrt. In a nd f a r (a m ln a l* County. •om lnolo County. F lorida M i M a r High 8 Hi sals ss4 R agw lllt ft Aa lsn sR 338-7181 ar 3844881. Florida. By: c . O. T r a y Ray. J r , D ru g M o m Florida.' H iiU i H all ra te tn e w m . ■yi Martha T. Tibia*. DCD. C. Phillip Lagaa. Atty. Publish^aa. SI A Pah. d. t l — m u *1 T- V thU a, DC. of tb s Heart F s a i KtUUp Logan. Atty. Publish Jaa. Id, l i l t tl. tod P a h l ts h J a a ! I t , fin . CDQ-04 O M -ll C D Q - tl (fjcucoby O n (BJudqe ! Office 204 W. First Legal Notice Vacuum Cleaner Legal Notice Legal Notice Payton Realty By Oswald Jacoby FHA - VA HOMES $100 II.SB. B I'p ;■ FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty tO n JJu t O Jo n u tn : « « I* B*RuthM.iiet* ) S t Johns Realty Legal Notice RI TZ 1 Legal Notice > ! Samson«? SureQuia Q» l GOLIATH /udikSINS orBABYBN FLORIDA e a ■ u Seminole TV Legal Notice ) OPENS NEXT WEEKI i Melodee “ *I Feb. ■ 4. - 1 5 > i t HOOTENANNY LOT'S MOU IN '441 ) “ Hoot For Heart” The All Florida Minstrels > CDQ-TB ...TT kme 0 8 • �•' S ' f I ( J ft ( Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For You--Dial FA 2-5612 3hr 12. Real Estate For Sale. 12. Real Fatale For Sale 24. Electrical Service* GREEXBRIAK ! By owner. Ten room house. YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. Choice lota available in 8th St. A Oak Ave. Ph. Contracting A Repairs Urcviibriar of Loch Arbor FA 2-041. A Controls overlooking golf course. 114 Sunset FA 2-8902 Custom building to your NO QUALIFYING. 3 BR., screened patio, kit. equip., 25. Plumbing Services specifications. Ureenbriar fenced yard, recently paint­ uevelopetl by ed. landscaped. 8100 down, PLUMBING KINGSWOOD assume 871 mo. 322-1949. Contracting Repairs BUILDERS, INC. FREE ESTIMATES '.’02 Fairmont Dr. FIVE ACRES R. L. HARVEY FA 2 8074 On State 419, 3/10 miles oft 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 17-92, near Five Points. Sign HOME PLUS INCOME on property. High, dry and 27. Special Service* 3 Bit., Spacious Rooms, Wallcleared. to-Wall Carpeting. PLUS in­ WALLIS CABINET come front 4-room fura. J. W. Hall Realty SHOP apt.. 818,500. Ph. 322-3841' 915 West 3rd St. Custom Msde Cabinets 2 BR., newly painted. Closing MICA Counter-tops cost, assume 881 mo. pyrots. ALL WORK GUARANTEED FA 2-5181 to 5 p. m. 105 loot Park Avtnue Days 322-7471 - Nltes 322 6110 Hayi Drive. FA 2-5233 anytime NEED A PICTURET I BEDROOM Trame Horae Two story frame, 3 bedrooms, Call BUI Vincent a t 2 bath. Needs work. Woodon State livry. The Sanford Herald erful opportunity for good 84.100 handy-man or carpenter. I. D. Portraits, Commercial, LAKE LOT. 100 x 400 87,500. Bevler Road. Call Parties A Gatherings, On Paved Road SmaU or Large FA 2-2080. 84.000 FAST SERVICE COUNTRY HOME EVERETT A. H A R P E R Night FA 2-0923 3 BR. Frame Home. Wood AGENCY, Realtor, Insuror. Day FA 2 Mil Floors, Outside patio, bar. F11A-VA sale* broker. 2485 becue, and fruit trees. S. Park Ave. FA 2-2384, INCOME TAX 87.000 FA 2-2385. PREPARATION 1308 Douglaa — 322-7199 ftanfnrb SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer fill II (HI Seminole Realty Payton Realty GET OUT OF TOWN 1 17-82 at Hiawatha In this fine 2 story, 8 room. W recker Service 3 Bedroom home. Near 2 BR. Home, Study, IM town for business, and river $5.00 Baths, large Family Rm. In for fishing. Priced tight. Anywhere In City Limita good neighborhood; Includ­ Good Terms I Reel's Paint & Body Shop ing stove, refrig., room airComplete Wreck Rebuilding conditioner. washing m a­ 10th St. A Sanford Ave. chine It rugs. Down pay­ Day FA 2-7719-Nlte FA 2-0586 ment 8450, Monthly pay­ Investment A Realty ments 883.50. 116 N. Park Av«. 322-9173 Tractor mowing A Grading. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, C«U FA 2-7621. Lota for sale. Cash or terms. Inc. FA 2-1936. Call FA 2-2287 FA 2-8074 For Complete Painting Svc. BY OWNERI 4-Unit A pt COME I LOOK l BERRYH1LL house, turn. AU rented, ex­ New Concrete block home PAINTING CONTR. cel. location P. O. Box 1116 with lake rlghta. 3 BR, I After 5 p. m. o r FA 1-3135, after 5:30 p.m. baths, family room, large kitchen, 2 utility rooms. BARGAIN a t 84,250, 2 BR Roofing, guttering, carpenter, Over 2100 aq. f t Make of­ House on paved street, 2 painting, cement, Gen. home repair, Lowest prices In fer on price A term*. blocks East of Enterprise, town. 23 yrs. exp. Local Fla. Post Office. 068-4801. Payton Realty reference!. FA 2-2178. FA 2-1301 17-n a t Hiawatha 15. Business Opportunity HEATING OCH-ARBOR—By Owner, S STORE FOR RENT. 214 San­ SERVICING - TESTING ford Ave.. FA 2-0221. BR., 8 bathe, large stone Lewis Sales A Service fireplace tn wood-panelied 2517 C. C. Road FA 2-7928 living room, Fla. Rm., uti­ I f . Fem ale Help W anted Washing Machine Sales lity room, large rooms, CURB GIRL, m ust be Exper­ A Service open-beam ceilings through­ ienced. Chick 'N Treat. Free Estimate on Repairs o u t Owner being transfer­ 2640 Hiawatha red. >485 Country Club Rd. WANTED: Wblta or colored 322-7383 daytime attendant for el- For FAST TAXI Service call Call 322 8382. derly woman, 86, in Lake Homer Little at Greyhound 3 OR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., Mary home. Minimum care. Bui Statioo. FA 2-1421 or fenced yard. 3908 Old Or­ Must furnish transportation 9993. lando Rd., Sunland. Ph. 222-8934 after 4 p.m. FA 2-1301 SO U TH W A RD **l think it would bo. a lot simpler and elioapor to buy a playor piano!” 27. Special Services 29. Automobile Service "Repair Most Anything" BOYD S CABINET SHOP 307 Elm FA 2 2816 Auto Glaaa, Tnpe A Seat Covert AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. V A -F H A Property Management ft Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your eelectlen these Beautiful 2, I, ft 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes IRONING. Ph. 222-7781. To make the beat home boy, eee the VA - FHA Appointed Property M anagem ent & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Ottoe VA BUM Night VA 1896 Park Dr. S e a te d . Fla. ^1963 HOMES We wIB bey the let yea se­ lect ead belU the boms yen warn. Owe template tra nsact lee. Payment from dawn A ■Inlnsani FHA. VA. 4* LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. Pbeee 828-MU Mr. Leetberbery ee Mr. Ferguson J... VOLKSWAGON, 1962, W. W.j R & II, like new. FA 2-1566. 1958 MERCURY 4-Dr. Sta. Wagon, 8495. Reel'i Paint A Body S'-op, Sanford Ave. 37. Boat* - Motor* TILT type boat trailer, 250. 312 E. 5th St. 16 FT. High Hat cabin cruiser, 50 h. p. Johnson all elec, and extras. 128 Garrilson Dr., FA 2-3183. Gateway To Tho Waterway Robson S p o rtin g G oods Your KVINRUDE Dealer 504-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5981 FISHING BOAT, 835. 104h S t A Ssnfonl Ave. 38. Motorcycles • Scooters 6l~LAMBKETTA. Run* good, 2100. 312 E. 5th St. NEW VESPAS drastically reduced for quick sale. GOOD'USED VESPAS reason­ ably priced. LEWIS SALES & SERVICE. 2517 Country Club Rd., rA 2-7928. 39. Trailers • Cabanas 8 x 35 ft. Modern 2 BR. trail­ er with 81KU cabana. Both for 82450. Pb. FA 2-3688 befor* 5:30 — FA I-T6U after 8:30. i FINANCING FOR THE BEST • Truck Buys It made the BEST BUY NEW. 6 cylinder, FlrtUid* bed, clean throughout. CARS! *995 Galaxle 500 60 Chevrolet 1 TON STAKE In n sMedium blue. Thla car haa V-8 engine, automatic i mission, radio, heater and air conditioning. *9R0R I t a loaded, ... ..... ................—........................ 1962 Fairlane Fordor Sedan *2295 1960 Galaxle Club Sedan V-8 engine, automatic transmission, radio and beater, medium blue with whlU top................... 8f f QC ■• 1960 Chrysler Saratoga 2-Uour hardtop, like new, equipped with V-8 engine, automatic transmission, radio sad * 1 7 f iR heater, power steering.......... .................................. * l* x l 1959 Ford Galaxie Tudor Hardtop V-8 engine, autemstk tranamUelon, power steering, heater and air rondllloatef. ........ * ‘2695 *1295 •Ml Corvalr Monza 62 Chevrolet s S S S S S S 't a s - (’ola„ to r Only HALF-TON PICKUP J *1495 UNI Merconr Comet '1195 1195 Strickland - Morrison, Inc 308 R 4-apeed transmission, dual rear wheels, 6 cylinder en­ gine, m w paint, good me­ chanical condition. eHH |‘ M ®° »u"#• ‘" Hku ' wh|,e••III In , t rteU I fwarranty 1959 Ford Fairlane 500 Fordor sedan, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, radio and heater. ...... 59 Chevrolet HALF-TON PICKUP ON ALL 1963 Fairlane 500 Sport Coupe SPECIAL! Our Budget Wave 8888 thru Feb. lMh Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 118 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 3224884 papering needs call Clsrvoce L. Wynn, FA 2-4804 for Free Estimate. Pickup Truck, 1950. Ex. cond. New paint. 219$. cash. Ph. FA 2-2924. / LOOK HERE STAMPS 1962 Impala 4-Door Hardtop Priced From $6,750 Down Paym ents As Low A s $100 Monthly Payments 2S. Built » Paint » Repair From $43.50 For Your Painting k Wall- '57 Cadillac. While, air-cond. power steering, Good cond. 1975. 1980 Toyopet, Good shape. $425, assume pymta. Smith'* Amoco. 3790 Orlando Dr., FA 2-7434. TOP VALUE V*8 engine, automatic tranamUalon, power steering, radio k beater. White with red interior. PERMANENT SPECIAL! 20% Off B eggar Prices Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair Hotel Call for eve. appt. 322-8523. WANTED: '58 Okls 2-door Se­ dan. Absolutely no rust, Never-Hit body. Interior must be excellent Top price paid for right car. Phooe 644-7458 Winter Park. PONTIAC BANK RATE PLUS 11. Beastv Harriett's Baauty Nook Eve Appt'a. I Sr. Beautlclaas 188 So. Oak FA 24742 36. AutomobBea - Track* SAYS: LOW WfcJto with bl«« iRttrior, equipp'd with radio aad 91 htaUr. lUal ChM* ..........***««»...»—»..*«— «».« Child Cere FA 2-B2T4. 34. Article* For Sale Used furniture, appliancei, FLAT TOP Country and West­ READY MIX Concrete, win­ tools, etc. Bought • Sold. dow sills, lintels, steps, ern Gibson Guitar, SJ muLarry's Mart 215 SaoforJ blocks, sand, cement, rock, del wiUi neck strap and Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. pipe, steel, grease traps, case. FA 2-2969 after 6 p.m. dry wells, stepping stone*. WANTED reliable couple to RENT Blue Lustre Electric Miracle Concrete Co. take up monthly payments Carpet Shampoocr for only 809 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 of 813-50 oe 3 complete 81 per day. CarroU's Furn­ rooms of furniture. CaU iture. FIREPLACE WOOD TE 1-1811, Casselberry, col­ Oak and Pine TAKE OVER UNPAID Robert Morris, 323-0355 le c t BALANCE 1963 9 " Phllco Deluxe TV. 5-PC. Bedroom suite, 7-pc. 34. Articles For Sale Dinette, 2 chairs, reclining Original price 8339.95, Now Automatic washer, works per­ only 8169.30. Terms to fit chair, sofa, desk, limps, fect. 835. FA 2 3863. Bahama lounge, Rullaway your pockctbook. bed, llym aet, washer. All FIRESTONE STORES SINGER SLANT-O-MATtC nearly new. AU or part. Cor. 1st k French Would like responsible party 322 9386. to take up payments of 810 VICTOR ADDING MACHINE monthly on 1963 Slant-O- 8 List, 9 Total. Substraction. CLOSE OUT on MaUc Automatic Zlg Zag Hand. Like new. $69.95. 1963 PHILCO Sewing Machine in Console. Powells Office Supply. Pb. REFRIGERATORS Balance 8161. Service Dis­ 322-5842. 15 cu. ft. with Giant Freeter count Co. 39-7488, anytime. at bottom. NO FROST. Reg. SINGER IN CONSOLE GUNS. New A Used. Large Drop-in Bobbin, Makes but­ list price 2499.95; Now 8359.95 with trade. 14 cu. ft. selection. Will trade, Also tonholes, sews on buttons, Auto. Defrost. Orig. list repair. Tackle sold A re­ Bal. 858. Assume pymta of price 8329.95, with trade paired. Osteen Bridge Fish 88 monthly. 522-9411. only 2224.95. Terms to fit Camp A Gun Shop. your budget. FOR S A L E - FU1 dirt, clay, GE Refrigerator, SO" Elec. FIRESTONE STORES Stove. Both good cond. 2100. aheU, peat and topsoil. EUls Cor. 1st & French 1’h. FA 2-5817 after 8 p.m. Lloyd, FA 2-2578. CLOSE-OUT on 35. Article* Wanted Jan.. Spec. Seafarer dunga­ 1963 riULCO FREEZERS rees. 82.55 pr. Army-Navy 12 cu. ft. Upright. Orlg. price WANTED! Citrus fruit. Largo Surplus, Sanford. or small amounts. Bonded 8269.95—Now only 8199.95. Fruit Buyer. Ph. Leo Mans­ 21 cu. ft. Upright. Orig. price Maternity wardrobe, like new, field, KA 2-4244. 2449 95-Now only $299.95 site 16. 820. 3229056 Term* to (it your pockrtbook 36. A utom obile* • T ruck* CITRUS A CARD AGE HAGS FIRESTONE STORES CITRUS BAGS. ALL SIZES, Cor. 1st L French 58 FORI) Station Wagon. All CABBAGE BAGS 47 A 48 IN. extras. Power brakes and 1 Washing niach., 1 dryer, 1 IN STOCK iteer. Factory *lr. A-l con­ window air-cond., 1 Radio LADDERS, PICKING HAGS dition $495.00. Must go. I'll. Record Player console. CaU ASK FOR OUR PRICE LISTS 322-1515. after 5 p. in., FA 2-4696. A. M. PREVATT, 7492115 SEVILLE. FLA. CHRISTMAS LAY • A - WAY. BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? Never picked Up, '64 Model Power mower, 322-1637. FINANCE IT WITH US Swing Needle Dial-O-Matlc ♦ Low Interest Rite* Zlg Zag. Doea Decorative Carpet Special! ♦ Low Monthly Payments sewing, makes buttonholes, LIMITED TIME 1 I 1 Sews on Buttons, Mono­ FLORIDA STATE BANK Mac hat THROWN AWAY ibe grams, Embroiders, etc. Percentage Book. An investment, not an exWas $129, Now Assume re­ penie. Call FA 2-5812 for Buy your Carpet or Rugs at maining 5 payment! of 27.50. expert advice on a Herald Dealer COST plus 81 per Ph. FA 2 8827. yard. advertising campaign. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 304 W. 2nd St. PA 2-8011 AU Types and Sixes ALL WORK GUARANTEED We Repair and Service 32. F low er* - S h ru b s S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. BLOOMING Rotes on Chero­ 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 kee stock, AU other kinds of Nursery ahrubbery and Piano Tuning and Repair trees. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-42X3 Gray Shadow* Nursery PIANO SVC. A TUNING 0 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave, Rebuilding - Refelting 33. Furniture FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA FRKK ESTIMATE 322-2661 — Call I>M Only Upholstering A Mattreai ren­ ALL FIRST QUALITY TOP RATED MILLS ovating. New A Uied Furni­ Travel GREYHOUND. CaU ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. Call us for a showing of these FA 2-1421 or 9993 and we fine Carpet* In your homo. Co., at 708 Celery Ave. wUl have our TAXI pick Nylon, Acrilan, AU Wool, you up. Homer Little, Grey­ FA 2-2117. etc. Hundreds to choose hound Bus Station. Sell Ua Your Furniture. from. TERMS! Up to two Quick Service With the years to Payl 29. Automobile Service Caih. SUPER TRADING Carpets A la Carte POST. FA 24677. AUTO GLASS 1108 E. Colonial Dr. INSTALLED New people in town look at Orlando, Fla. Scnknrik Glass and Paint Ht raid Ads. Be sure your 2414194 Collect or builnesi Is represented with Leroy C. MacTavlih, Owuer Company advextlaemeota. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-489 attractive FA 2-5545 after 8 p.m. -W O M E N CALL NOW! RUMPTON BUILDERS have Earn Extra money with Na­ tional Company In your several repossessed homes spare time. For further In­ in the Sanford area. formation call 322-8511, 4 OR REPAIRS TO to 18 p. a . Aak for Mr. YOUR OWN HOME Wagner. or Information call Jack Brown, 422-8831 Orlando, or 877-8071 Tampa.__________ 17. Mato Half Wanted lust sell I BR. boma, v acant WANTED: Drug Store clerk, reference* required. Call Taka a look and make offer. FA 14142. 688-4801. 3 BR House, Excellent eood. IS. Help Wasted 103 N. Sunland Dr. Sun- Senior or Junior operator. land Estates. FA t-1188. Richard's Hair Styling, 107 W. 27th. FA 2-7701. Lots (or sale. Caih or terms. FA 2-1834. Colored Motor Route Carrier for afternoon paper route. ACREAGE Must have Reference* and 10 Acrei adjoining City Limits dependable ear. Write Cir­ only 89950.00, with 10% culation D ept P . O. Boa down, balance monthly. 1887, Sanford. LOTS 9 large lole near high school 19. Sltsattosa Wanted with 240 feet paving, only 88500.00, with 10% down, Will board and care far elder, ly lady ia my borne. Pb. Balance moethly. FA 1-1284 after 8 p.m. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Experienced typist. Will do Realtor typing la a y home. Ph. Raymond Lundqulst, Aaae. 294872. FA 2-1811 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 54. Article* For Sale frralb Jan. 28, 1964 — Page 9 3.1. Furniture F irst — Sanford — Ph. FA 2-1481 Fleetalde bed, 6 cylinder engine, like new through­ out. $1395 55 Ford It makes the BEST BUY USED. C o m * a n d see th e H ie d W ld e -T rs c k P e n t is a s i Wide-Trade Town HAI.F-TON PICKUP A good solid only . . . truck fur *295 H O LLER MOTOR SALES 2nd. A Palmetto, FA 2-6121 2897 Park FA 2-0861 «~i P O N T IA C I J D U IC K l' : f R A W B L F R • �De Gaulle Prepared To Pay Double Price I itroke that could alter the llvered a stinging protest to French officials said Dr in International affair*. denunciations from PARIS (UPI) — French risk F r a n c e ' * announcement balance of power in Asia, I)e Ute French Foreign Office, President Charles de Gaulle Washington and a possible Gaulle is convinced his action today waa reported content to break with Nationalist China was correct rrgardlcs* of that it would establish diplo­ (iaullo apparently aimed at charging France with an ” unos the price for recognizing possible repercussions in the matic relations with Peking taking over Western leader* friendly act." But the first Western alliance and from caused widespread reaction *hlp in the Far Fast from the Nationalist reaction did not Red China. across the world and opened United States and restoring include a break in relations. The p r o u d , 73-ycar-oid Nationalist China. Uie way for an end to the 15- some of France’s old gran­ French sources were inclin­ A primary motive behind French leader characteristi­ ed to believe that President deur. cally kept silent about his De Gaulle's decision to rec­ year Isolation of Mao TzeOfficials said De Gaulle, In Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist tung's regime. The decision, ognize Red China, many dip­ move toward Peking. He has making the move, was pre­ scheduled a formal ncwi con­ lomats here believed, was to known for some time, was an­ pared for an open breach with The Denary Concert Or­ ference for Friday to tell his demonstrate France's Inde­ nounced officially Monday. the Nationalist Chinese. pendence of the United State* In the bold and Independent chestra presented a benefit The Nationalist Chinese performance for the Denary charge d'affaires in Paris deDynatronics, Inc., local Community Center Kitchen aerospace elecironica firm, Fund laat Friday a t the Com­ has entered the European ex­ munity Center. Roger Caslnl port market with an M5.000 directed and Theresa Kupcct contract with a West German waa the accompanist. Robert agency, Parker C. S. Williams, general research N. McGee waa baritone aoloPainter, president, announced chairman of the Seminole today. 1st. H o w a r d Bharp, business Band parents association, to­ The contract Is for purchase manager, introduced the form­ day announced there will tie of a pulse code modulation e r playcra and gucata and two serving lines at this year’s decorum illation system to be tha new membera who ehlrkrn barbrque Saturday delivered in mid-March. The Joined the orchestra. evening a t the Elks Club. equipment, to be used for Following Malotto’a “Bong One line will tie for those electronic data processing, of the Open Road,*' Robert who wish to cat at the club was designed and developed McGee sang, "Passing By” by and the second line will be by Dynatronics. Edward Persall for an encore. for take-out orders. The system. Painter said, The orchestra played several Assisting with the harbeque will play a noteworthy role well known selections and the preparations arc K. W. Avc- in furthering West German score for "Largo AIFacto. nel, food purchases; Mr. and telemetry research programs. Mrs. N. E. Leach, tickets; turn,” by Roislnl, waa trana. German Cattle Mrs. Howsrd Gordie, public­ eribed from the original by About 40 per cent of all ity, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roger Caslnl, with vocal se­ rnttle In West Germany were Jones, clean-up. lections by McGee. Chefs for the occasion will affected by tuberculosis in The closing number, “The be K. II. Case. H. E. Berry- 1052. An eradication program Only Girl" by Herbert, was MUSIC STUDENTS nt South Seminole Junior High use tho lmnd room hill, Roy Green, AvcncJ, C. started then hns rendered • medley that was sparkling in tho school’s new music building which was recently completed. The S. Williams, J. J. Drum and these cattle 00.9 per rent free In Its presentation by tha building also hns a choral room plus an office. (Herald Photo) of the disease. Clsude Bomgardncr. orchestra. Orchestra Plays For Benefit Dynatronics In European Mart Band Barbecue Flans Announced For Red country to establish tics with i ties with both Chinese govPeking without having to ■ernments. break with the Nationalists. The United StaUs was re ­ ported to have urged Taipei to retain its consular tic*. Informed sources said the Chinese Beds jipparenily dropped earlier insistence By Donna Estes that France should break with St. Richard's Council 5337 the Nationalist* If It wanted ' was host for a District Four relation* with Peking. | meeting of the Knights of The source* added, how | Columbus last week at Ihr KC ever, that there appeared to i Halt on Oak Avenue In San­ be no firm deal under which ford. Paris could maintain formal Thirty-five, officers of tha three councils comprising tha district, which Includes Monsignor Bishop Council 2H2. Our Lady of the Lakes Conn cil 5150, both of Orlando, and St. Richard's Council, attend­ ed the meeting. A review of accomplish­ ments over the past half-year and plans for the remaining half-year was the main topic of discussion. Officiating was William Joyce of Orlando, district deputy, who was as­ sisted by Joseph Martin, dis­ trict warden. Other state officers present were William Baggicy, state EIGHT MEMBERS of Heavy Attnck Squadron couucil activities chairman of 1, of Sanford Naval Air Station, now deployed Father Maher Council CIS, airoard the USS Independence in the Mediter­ Jacksonville; George Ray, ranean, were promoted iu rank recently. From the left: Jim Hargis, Edwin Nilsson, Paul Bunk­ state Catholic activities chair­ man of Our Lady of the Lake* er. Stanley Radzicwicz, Chester Cummings, Council and John llago. state John Guenther, Douglas Dcsabrais and Charles public relations chairman and Orbccky. (Navy Photo) grand knight of Council 5150. government on F o r m o u eventually would break with Pari*. A statement by Chiang’* regime in Taipei warned of “serious conse­ quence*." Both Nationalist China and tiie Peking regime reject the "two China*" theory and heretofore have insisted that other nations maintain rela­ tions only with one of the Chinese regime*. If the Chiang government doe* not icvcr relation* with Paris, France will be the first KC Meeting Held Here Things to Shop for - Here at Home Shown nbova in Mra. Bonnie Tomlinson, Sales Representative of Dirk’s Appliance Service, 510 Sanford Avc. Sho is demonstrating the new Gibnon & Speed Queen lines now bandied by Dick’s Appliance Service. Tltoy also huvo a complcto Service Dept, for all major appliances. A cull to 322-7668 will bring you Speedy Scrvico. (Adv.) Shown nlKive in Mnry-KHthcrs, "venturing fashions Just fo r io u ■» Mrs. Rolicrt Harvey (Harbin), wearing n limo green silk cre|>c by Mr. Mort. The loveliest Lndy in the Easter Parade. Select your Easter outfit early, nt Mary-E.vther’s. He sure and plan to attend the Hootenanny a t the Jui Alai Fronton, sponsored by Seminole Heart Fund, Feb. 2, 2:30 p.m. (Adv.) David Grimm, Mntinger of tlio Sanford Scars Catalog Sales Store, is showing a 17 cu. ft. Chest T y p e Freezer in the New Coppertone finish. Tho freezer is avnllublo immediately from the local store and is priced at only $207.00 Delivered & Installed. Thcro is no Down Payment nnd Montldy Payments are only $9.50 per month. (Adv.) Johnny Davis, Soles Representative for Cowan’a, is showing Roy Buxzell of VAH-11 Sanford N.A.S., some of the Beautiful New Spring styles in Van Heusen Shirts. The very popular Dresa Shirt with short sleeves is available at Cowan’s in whites, solids and stripes at $5.00 each. (Adv.) This comfortable, charming Early Americau suite is on displuy in Mather’s window. Early American comprises approximately 1/3 of Mather’s huge stock of furniture. Their employees ure all enthusiastic about his big deportment, with the country’s finest manufacturers rep* resented. They invite you to come In and browse around. (Adv.) Pictured above i* Mr*. Lavina Allender. Fenney’a Sale* Representative u ladiea ready to wear Dept. Mrs. AUendcr is showing Mrs. Alfred Stanloy a new pink cotton A line dress featured at only $7.95. The customer, Mrs. Stanley, is holding an $8.95 arnel Jersey wash and wear, sheath dre“ _______________ (Adv.) i �/> ■ S h e ^ a u fu r ii Zip Code 32771 VOL. 56 WEATHER: Fair nnd cool with hiph of 65 today; low tonight 45-55; warmer Thursday. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED.. JANUARY 29, 1964 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 114 Dearborn To Resume Operations We’ve had several calls about when rales would be in­ creased if Sanford area tele­ phone subscribers approved the proposed metropolitan telephone system. Cliff MeKibbln, chairman of the metro phone committee of Semi­ nole's Chamber of Commerce, said new rates would not go into effect until the system went Into operation. “ That'll be some 15 months from now," says Southern Bell's The 19G-I Heart Fund cam ­ Bob Shedden. paign In Seminole County and • • • PcUary kicked off at a meet­ Vernon Dunn, former county ing at Rose and Wilk’s Res­ commissioner who has pro­ taurant of American. Florida posed pay hike* for commiss­ and local Heart Council mem­ ioners, asks why surrounding bers ami w-orkers. eounUcs pay their commitsThe local group was heart­ lowers from three to four ened by the presence of Ray times the figure received by Saunders, southeast regional Seminole lawmakers. He also consultant for the American says that since January ol Heart Association, who spoke 1959 there have been nine new on the reason "H eart" con­ commissioners serving on the ducts a separate campaign board and apparently there drive, and showed film ohd will be three more next Jan ­ tape previews of radio and uary. "Why?" asks Dunn. television announcements that • • • will soon be heard across the We were amused when nation. Present for the meeting, re­ County Commissioner Lee Gary, during Tuesday’s dis­ presenting the state organiza­ cussion of psv raises for com­ tion, was Ernest Southward, missioners, said, " l knew of Sanford, chairman of the what the job paid when 1 board of Florida Heart Asso­ ran for it." I.atcr Gary re­ ciation. Dr. Luis Perez, of Sanford, marked. *'l'U admit 1 didn’t anticipate it would take so member of the board of Flor­ ida Heart, spoke briefly to much of my tim e." the group on “ Heart Is My • • • County school boss R. T. Cause Because." Reports were made by Mil wee is doubling as a tal­ committee of ent scout these days, lie's Hootenanny enlisting performers for the variety sltow. Mar. 13, being planned by the Lyman High PTA. His son, Tom, Is a Ly­ man junior and Ray ii a member of the PTA. Bulletin Meeting Kicks O ff Heart Fund Drive >B t • • Living Costs At All-Time High • Mrs. Loretta Munson and Bob Dodd, who said that tickets have been distributed to all senior and junior high schools and are now on sale at Uoumillat and Anderson drug­ store. Mrs. George Mills. 1964 Heart Sunday chairman for Seminole County, introduces! a number of Heart Sunday captains, Mrs. Lewis Tammy. Mrs. James McKee, Mrs. J. C. Lavender, Mrs. Virginia Poovey and Mrs. Ed Yar­ borough. The Heart Fund Bowling benefit to be held at Jet Lanes during February was describ­ ed by Mrs. Myron Accardi. of DeBary, chairman. Boh Dodd reported that Mayfair Golf Course has agreed to enter the state-wide “ llole-in-One" tournament for Heart Feb. 22-23 and it Is ex­ pected that the other courses in Seminole County will join thr tournament soon. The annual Queen of Hearts Skate Show at Melodrc Rink is scheduled for March 1 with eight Heart Queen contest­ ants signed up. The theme this year will he "Showboat", Shoaly Best, rink owner, an ­ nounced. Coffee Day plans, under the chairmanship of Dr. Maria Perez, are going forward and further announcements about this wilt lie made later, I)r. Perez said. WASHINGTON (UPI) — One clock watcher asks that since Lake Ada is such an | llifilier prices for food and ideal aite for a school why | housing raised the nation's doesn't the county school living costs to an all-time board consider using part ol peak i t December, the gov­ it for a combined junior col­ ernm ent disclosed today. The M t r Department said lege and a vocations! school. “ We Imagine the school board Itt c c f i m w print would like to do something (CPI) dUftfcod by like this. It won’t be loo long, of one per cent last month h anyway, before public school reach 107.8 per cent ol aver, systems will add two more age 1957-59 prices. Southern Bril telephone This meant that it took (Subscriber* in the Oviedo area grades. $10.76 to buy the same g'lods (int-ludinir ChUluotal will be • • • Tlte Melbourne Daily Times and services that $10 could able to rail utmost .10,000 ad­ says editorially, “ We predict­ buy a few years ago. ditional telephone* in the It was only the third (line Winter I'nrk area after 2 a.in. ed months ago it would be more political than logical In the past to years that tin- Sunday, it was announced to­ when the decision was made." index went up in December. day by Bolt Shedden, area The 1.7 per cent rise from Tlio Times was talking about group manager for Southern tlte chosen university site. Of tile previous December in the Bell. course, The Times wanted it consumer price level wav the Last • minute testing by In Brevard. And, the news­ largest In five years. Southern Bell and Winter Sharp increases were re­ paper proposes that Brevard Park Telephone Company Veep fighting for the school. ported In prices for fresh technician* is now being com­ vegetables, sugar and randy “ The Board of Education," it pleted over the more than saya, ''still makes the final together with home owner 7'a miles of new intcr-offiro costs and housekeeping ex­ choice." ralde installed for the change­ penses. • • • over by both companies. Public transportation, gaso­ Harold Logan of L.M.N. En­ With the completion of the line and movie admissions al­ terprises, who sold so many Oviedo-Winter Purk telephone so cost more last month. homes at Tee 'n Green Es­ hookup, Oviedo subscribers tates has literally put himself will he able to rnako - local out of business, says plans calls to a total of approxi­ are in the mill for another 1-ODt, Italy (LTI) - An mately 150,000 telephones. big expansion which will pro­ Italian Judge ruled Monday Ovirilo subscribers have al­ vide more payrolls for Semi­ that pictures of Elizabeth Tay­ ready been provided with tele­ nole County. lor used In advertisements phone directories containing • • • for the film ‘Ucopatra" vio­ Winter Park listings, Shedden Gert Schmidt, Board of late an Italian law. said Control member, said at. the last Orlando meeting he hopes “ someone will explain to me before 1 leave office the meaning of the word ‘lioundocks.' “ For Schmidt's in­ formation. It isn't in Web­ ster's dictionary. Liz Illegal • A • MOSCOW (U PI) — A So­ viet jet fighter Tuesday forces! down a Jet trainer 62 miles inside Hast Ger­ many and Uie bodies of all three American a i r m e n ahoard were later found In the wreckage, the official news agency Tass said to­ night. Ry Julian ftlenstrnm WINTER P A R K - Benjamin Naven, Chicago industralist ami chairman of the hoard of Dearborn Electronic Laborslorics, Inc., said at noon to­ day that the firm is making every effort to resume ope­ rations a* near as possible to the location of the plant de­ stroyed last Monday by fire. Naven. appearing at a press J E I M \V lIE A T L A N D . conference here, stated that daughter of Mr. nml he did not know Uie origin Mm. P. \Y. Wheatland, of rumors that tlie firm had of Monroe Roatl and anticipated a move lo Cali­ winner of the recent WIESBADEN. G e r m a n y fornia. lie said “ if operations March of Dimes HooL (U P I)—A high-ranking If. S. can be resumed the firm enunny, will be a con­ Air Forrc officer said todoy would be situated in this lo­ testant in the Central Communist Jet fighters "prob­ cality (o lake full advantage Florida Amateur Folk ably shot down" an unurmed of the trained employes. Contest during inter­ American Jet training piano F. X. Dorigan, executive mission of the Heart with thtco men aboard after it vice president and general Association Hootenan­ strayed into Communist East manager of the Drartiorn lab­ ny at 2:20 p.m. Sun­ Germany. oratory on U. S. Highway 17Tlie Soviet Embassy in East I 92. said that the cause ol the day at the Jai Alai Beilin said Russian military fire had not been pinpointed. fronton. (Gassntan Photo) representatives will begin "im­ However, iic did Indicate Uiat mediate contacts" with the U. the blaze may have started in 5. military mission in Potsdam the ceiling area and due lo to determine what happened some of the air conditioning to tho T.TJ jet und the three and air filtering devices. The officers who were aboard when fire was so well underway by it disappeared. the time it was discovered A spokesman for the Soviet it was Impossible to bring it Embassy said he knew nothing j under control. ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) — about the fute of the missing Naven estimated the dam ­ age to the building at approx­ Turkey todny considered mili­ plane. "The organa of the Soviet imately 97 per cent of its tary intervention in tin* de­ armed forces nt present •ra­ total value, placing the loss teriorating Cyprus crisis tioned in the German Demo­ at better than $400,000 In ad­ which is disrupting NATO cratic Republic will take up dition, equipment damage has unity nnd endangering pence immediutu contact with tlie U. been estimated In a range be­ 6 . m is s io n m Potsdam to elar- tween $250,000 and Siioo.ooo, in the Mediterranean. The Turkish government ify this m atter," the spokes- and the same figure lias been placed on the loss of inven­ nun awid. raid ft m i cnlttfng Ape Cjr* A gpokaanun for tin, a sst tory. Much of the test and re­ pztis nesca talk* In ■London, German foreign ministry suid, search equipment, on wVilch and Premier lau.et Inouu "We knew nothing about Hits no price tag can be placed, is in addition lo the Josses. warned Turkey might send case. Doriyan revealed (hat Uie 'Die Soviet statement wus in troops to Cyprus if fighting erupts again between Turkish reply to a demand for infor­ plant, as well as Us opera­ mation filed by the U. S. Em- tion, was as well Insund as and Greek Cypriots. Tlie NATO partners of Tur­ bnssy in Bonn with (lie four- possible. He said Uiat (lie key and Greece consulted on power Berlin air safety renter firm carried fire, occupancy a Britisli proposal for a multi and the Soviet militaiy head and business interruption cov­ erage. nntionnl police force for the i|uaitera in East Germany. As to when a decision will embattled island republic a* lie made regarding resump­ both Ankara ami Athens step­ tion of operation, Naven de­ ped up military preparations. clared no one knows, lie In Cyprus, the leader of the pointed out (lie Immediate Turkish community accused problem is to fill the orders President Arhblshop Makarius CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) now on the books for defense of secretly seeking Soviet — Hie Army Corps of Engi­ and space product* for Army, help against any Turkish in­ neer* announced todny it had Naval, NASA and Atomic vasion. Mukarina himself tour­ signed a $8,201,600 contract Energy Commission require­ ed the countryside to calm for construction of u central ments. fear* caused by reports in instrumentation facility fur Dorigan staled if facilities Athens that Turkey is prepar­ handling electronic data gath­ in this area could lie found to ing an invasion. ered in rocket launching*. enable Hie company to uUlize The facility will consist of its present work force it a central Instrumentation might tie possible to get into building and an operations operation within a couple of WASHINGTON (UPI) - building, to bo rnnstrorted in weeks. The problem In relo­ Tlie 16 U. S. Public Health Hie Merritt Island Launch cating, he declared, U finding facilities with adequate humi­ Service hospitals and 50 gov­ Area. Tint runtrart was awarded dity control and an air filter­ ernment-run Indian hospitals will no longer accept free to Blount Construction Co. of ing system, lie added 1/ operations cannot lie resumed in cigarettes for patients. 1Montgomery, Ala. about six months, the local plant might as well tic con­ sidered out of business. ★ ★ ★ Plane Believed Downed By East German Reds Turks Threaten Cyprus Attack $6 Million Cape Contract Let lJan Free Smokes Young Tarzan Up The Palm • Xoliodr know* how fouryear-old Muiiiw Johnston managed to get nome 21) feet up a palni tree at hia home T undaj afternoon. But thr fart i* lie got there and thr Sanford Fire De­ partment had lo be sum­ moned lo rr»rue the young­ ster. Eugene Use* at 210 West lSlh Street with hia par* enta. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Johnston. One fireman said this morning that "if ha climbed up thrre he sure had to work at it.** For the clock watcher who wunled to know who compris­ ed the Board of Education, here they arc: Gov. Farris Bryant. Atty. Gen. Jam es Hynes, See. of Stale Tom Adams, Stale Treasurer J. Edwin Larson and State School Supt. Tlwmas Bailey. • • • Somebody snatched a bike belonging to Earl Higginboth­ am Jr., the Sanford commiss­ ioner's son. Police found the bike at 25th and Sanford . . pronto! Coffee Club Seminole Memorial Hospital will host Thursday morning's meeting of the Saininolt Coun. ty Chamber of Commerce Cof­ fee Club. The affair gets un­ der way at 10 a.m. Coffee and Doughnuts will be served in the newly decorated employes' dining room. Firm Head Denies Plans To Move Unit Too Far Loft TITLE T) THE Woodruff Building and u check for $60,<»o exchanged hands this morning when the City] gf Sanford purchased the First and Purk balding to mukc room for a iwrking lot. W. H. Kemper. of the Stemper agency, rep­ resented! the sellers. Dr. Ralph G. Woodruff, Knglishtown, N. J.; Dr. Harry S. Woodruff, Sanford, and Mrs. Christine Stoudemire War­ den, of California. Pictured from the left: t a r ­ ing Burgess, executive vice president of Florida State Bank; Mayor A. L. Wilson, Stemper and Henry Tuinm, City finance director. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A man named Eisenhower eited Linden Johnson Tuesday for going too far lo the left. To be more specific, police offi­ cer S. P. Eisenhower gave motorist linden Johnson a t-affle ticket for making an illegal left turn. ‘DRAIN BOWL’ team of Seminole High School will host that of Lnkcvicvv High, Winter Garden, nt 7:110 p.m. Thurstlny nt tlie SHS auditorium. SHS won its first meet with Leesburg. Front the left, the girls ore Carol Ox­ ford, Barbara Bolgcr and Susie llalhnek.. The boys are Ron Goerss, Jim Thomson, D our Firestone, Charles Hunter, Steve Hnssett, Joel Fehd and Rill Stemper. (Herald Photo) H ousew ife K illed In Five-Point Accident Mr*. Geneva Ragan, 3t, , reported lli.it Mr*. Ragan am! of the Longwood • Markham j her husband, John Ragan, 63, Road, was killed instantly in j were proceeding lo a garage an automobile collision at 8:30 this morning at Five to have their car brakes re­ I’oints. Site was Seminole paired when the accident oc­ County’s second traffic fata­ curred. Mr*. Ragan was thrown from her ear. lity of 1964. The Trooper said Mrs. Ra­ Trooper Tommy Tomlinson gan, leaving SR 427, was un­ able to stop and pulled onto Highway 171*2 when her car collided willi an automobile driven ly Mrs. Marilyn Turn­ er, 210 West 17tli Slrcel. Mrs. Ragan was dead on arrival at Scmtnolo .Memorial Hos­ pital. Tobacco Banned Coroner Hugh Duncan ruled DELAND (UPI) — Stetson University has discontinued that Mrs. Ragan's death was (lie sale of all forms of toba­ caused by a broken neck ami cco on campus, Prrsidonl J. Ollie Edmunds announced to­ day. M W A ... B R IEFS Author Dies SARASOTA (UPI) — Author George Sumner Albce died of an apparent heart ailment here Tuesday at the age of 58. Funeral arrangements were Incomplete. Heavy Fighting VIENTIANE, I-a os (U P D llcavy fighting lias broken out in central Laos involving Com­ munist, neutralist and rightwing forces, neutralist and rightwlng military commun­ ique reported today. No Big Rush PARIS (UPI) — President Charles <Ie Gaulle will (akc his time before deciding whether (o back Communist Chinn’s hid for a seat in tlie United Nations, government sources said today. Rescue Flight LEOPOLDVILLE (UPI) — A United Nations hellropler rescue (cam was dispatched today to rescue five Ameri­ can missionaries and five of their children from an area threatened by Communist led Congolese terrorists. Killer Jailed I .OS ANGELES (UPI) — A retired carpenter J o s e p h Lewis, 72, who admitted strangling hi* 70-year-old wife and sealing her body behind a pnstered bedroom wall must spend from five years to life in prison for tlie crime. Testimony N ear JACKSON. Miss (UPI) — Testimony Is expecled to be­ gin late today following com­ pletion of a Jury in the trial of Byron De La Beckwith, a white man charged with tho ambush slaying of Negro leader Medgar Evers. Ike Pitches In DETROIT (UPI) - Form­ er President Dwight I). Eis­ enhower, leaving the warmth of his winter home m Palm Springs, Calif., to enter the political arena again, planned lo spend today helping .Mich­ igan Republican* raise money fur their 1961 campaign. Leaders Meet an effort to solve a racial ATLANTA (UPI) - White and Negro leaders meet to­ day in an effort to solve a racial dispute that has result­ ed In picketing, mass arrests | and scattered Incidents of vio­ lence during the past four days. Slate Probers To Operate In Secret TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Legislative Investigating Committee disclosed today that it will o|>ernte In secret In order lo protect the reputa­ tion of persona under scrutiny ns por.-ibla homosexual* or subversives. The committer, at ita first public meeting since u new rlmirninu was elected lo suc­ ceed Sen. Charley Johns of Stnrkn and a new staff hired, said it would rather be criti­ cized for secrclivencss than for falsely accusing soma innocent person. In ita first officiul recom­ mendation of legislation since it wan reorganized last year, the committee p r o p o u n d a strict law requiring finger­ printing of every elate official und employe, including legis­ lators. To show their confidence, Chairman Richard Mitchell, Tullnlinssee, and his fellow eonimltln mrmbcia lined up to tinvo their fingerprint* taken in (he middle of tlie meeting nnd dispatched to the Fill in Washington for review. Florida has fingerprinted thousand* of it* stutu em­ ployes under an adminislrolive requirement adopted by the governor and cabinet, and sumo comity school hoards re­ quire U-ucliur* to lie finger­ printed. due to her own negligence. Gramkow Funeral Home, is in charge of arrangements, re­ ported Mr. ami Mrs. nagan were married only a month ago. Mrs. Ragan also Is sur­ vived by four children, Jam es S. Jr., Ronald Joe, Vermin Ray and Shirley Gene Wag­ ner. Saturn-1 Blasts Off As First Of Doubleheader CAPE KENNEDY (U P I)— The United States, opening a two-day doublehender, todny launched its mighty Suturn-1 rocket in an attem pt to orbit » "flying Junkplle" as tha world's heaviest satellite. The 16-stnry tall Saturn-1, forerunner of rockcta deatiu. ed to take U. 8. astronaut* to the moon this decade, lifted from a massive c o n c r e t e launching pad a t 11:25 a. m. E8T. 8rlenti»t* hoped to send the rocket'a entire second stago-K4 feet and 37,700 pound* of nose cone, burned out rocket easing and sand ballast—Into an or­ bit ranging from 180 to perImp* 400 mile* above earth. It would ha the heaviest satellite ever launched since tha best Soviet Union has sc. romplishrd is estimated a t about 15,000 pounds. U also would he itrihapa the most useless. The Saturn-1 second "tuge carried nothing In the way of s working payload. 8rienti*ta on e firing com­ plex nlxiut two miles awuy wero in the midst of prepara­ tions for the second half of the space doutdeheader—e planned attem pt Thursday to rocket an HOK-pound Ranger prol>e more than 230,000 miles to take close-up pictures of Uie moon. For Yeffffs Eight boiled eggs, e bottle of wine and $14 comprised the loot of a burglar at the Pal­ ace beer garden, 408 Sanford Avenue, Tuesday night. It was reported by police today. Police surmised the burglar hid in an adjoining pool room until after rioting hour*. FRIDAY N IGH T SPECIAL! FISH FRY A LL YOU CAN EAT — ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER Menu Includes: Cole Slaw French Fries Baked Beans (•rits Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned A Operated Forced Out LAWTEY (UPI) — Robert Scott, (he first Negro ever elected to public office here h is resigned from the town council because of repealed 1 threat* on hli life. By Matin* A Boh Hancock lin y . 17-82 So. Sanford Ph. FA 2-5965 Cast Your ote In F A V O R O f The County-Wide Metro Telephone System � 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, January 28, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 28, 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>, January 28, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7e27a6adcb7e2452497a15d4d0164f16.pdf 947222fa35516c0a847ee0c343e55a44 PDF Text Text Hy Judy Turner When VAH-5 has completed its transition to the HA-SC air­ craft it will operate the most modern reconnaissance system in the world, according to Cdr. Paul Werner, commanding o f­ ficer of the squadron. The photo reconnaissance system of the IIA-fiC Is al­ ready several yeara ahead of any other so fur developed, he said. Speaking to more than 200 aquadron members and their fumiliea at an open house late Italian Sen. Alessandro Continl Bonacossi and In­ cludes great Italian and Span­ ish works from tho 12th through the 17th centuries. In August. IMS tho senator announced that he plsnnod to donate the entire collection to the Italian state upon his death. At tho time, the great art authority Bernard Boren•on, who lived Juat outside Florence, wrote In his diary: “ I don’t believe Florence has received a more Import­ ant and wonderful gift In centuries." But Cootinl Bonacossi died ■ few years later without will­ ing bii collection to Ute state and it seemed uncertain just exactly what would become ®f it. Interest In the matter was revived recently when the Flo-ence Tourist Agency an­ nounced It was negotiating to buy tho huge Continl Bona­ cossi villa, where the collec­ tion baa been kept, for use ■a a convention hall. Art lovers now are asking what will become of the paint­ ings. Some reports raid a part o f the villa would be used as • museum, others that the paintings would go to the Contini Booacossi heirs and atll! others that the paintings would bo sold abroad. Sunday, Commander Werner described tlie dual function n( tiie new plane—reconnaifsnnce and attack. The plane looks the same na its predecessor, the A5A Vitrilunte, and is still called a Vigilante. Hut the incorpora­ tion o f the photo equipment has changed its mission from one of only attack. Co m ma nd e r Werner’s speech was the highlight of the afternoon during which dependents o f the squadron toured the working area and hnngurs used hy the group. Commander Werner outlin­ ed the events in which the squadron will participate in the coming months. These in­ clude participating in and working very hurd to win the bombing derby, carrier quali­ fications in the spring and an eventual deployment from the West Coast for a Western Pa­ cific cruise this summer. Ho pointed out that "USS Hanger" has already been pointed on the squadron's air­ craft. During hi* speech, which was primarily an attempt to orient the families to the work o f the squadron. Com­ mander Werner offered the servlcos o f trained career counseling personnel to mem­ bers and their wives who urc considering tho Navy as a career. Commander Werner stress­ ed the importance o f the en­ listed wives clubs as morale builders and units of mutual help, especially when the hus­ bands are gone, and urged the wives to join. Other features o f tho day ii eluded films showing the op. errtion of the V i g i l a n t e aboard ship, open offices to ba toured and coffee and cake sen cd to the guests. Sailor Honored PM 3 c Howard U. Water* and AMM 2/c Allen B. Kernberj have been named Blue­ ja cke ts o( the month at the Sanford Naval Air Station. They were selected because of their outstanding service. They are assigned to VAII-7. ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU HICKORY RANCH SLICED SWEET SMOKED BREAKFAST STUDYING PLANS o f Snnford'n new $107,000 pewngc disposal plant, to undergo final inspection this week, are (from the left) Si Hatfield, super­ intendent for the contractor, Tex Mid West Contracting Compnny, Dal­ las; City Manager W. E. Knowles and S. M. KiChnrd Jr., city inspector who also will be sewer plunt superintendent when it is turned over to the city. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (UPI) — have told Cuban Premier FISen. Barry Goldwatcr, R- del Castro to turn the water Ariz., favora a U. S. Navy back on "o r Just send out a blockade to cut off all trade detachment of Marines from with Castro and want, to send Guantanamo to turn it on and Marines into Cuba to restore iben keep it on." water service to the GusnGoldwatcr said he didn't tanamo naval base. think Johnson had responded The Republican presidential to the Cuban action "in a way aspirant advocated both stepa that American people appreSunday in a television inter- elate." He said there was no view. question Uiat t h e United Goldwater, In response to States could keep the naval a question, said he would base supplied with water, but back use of U. S. warships to said the question was: halt a British shipment of "llow are we Roing to stand buses to Cuba. "Anything that up to the other nalions who Ii going in there that they ran are going to start slapping u.s use to maintain communism and spitting In our eye and and to spread it through this tramping on our flagT" hemisphere, I think we should Goldwater ronccdcd there stop," he said. was a risk In Ills proposal, but The Arizona Republican he said, "there is risk in said President Johnson should everything you do when you arc defending your nation'* honor and I am getting a little aick, as an American, watch­ ing this country hack away from possible trouble." 1 4 0 ^ 4 | 1 4 ^ ^ l e n t e n SEAFOOD | S p e c ia ls | MAKE FOOD FAIR YOUR LENTEN HEADQUARTERS...STOCK UP ON THES E SEA-L1CI0US TREATS AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES1 2460 PARK AVE, WSCS Meeting Advanced Ily Jane (,‘anarlberry The regular meeting of the WSCS o f the Cnssellicrry Community Methodist Church has treen advanced from Wed­ nesday noon to Tuesday at 2 p. m. 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Oviedo residents may call toll free any phone in Seminole County plus all phones on the Winter Park exchange, Del­ tona and DeBary. They are praising the service. • • Facility To Be Located In 17-92 Center R otary Honors BRIEFS Local A tto rn e y Space Lady Home m • Last year at the Rotary Club's "Valentine" luncheon Harry Robson forgot his wife's first name when it came time for him to intro­ duce her. At this year's lun­ cheon on Monday Robson was concentrating so much on on remembering his wife's first oame that he almost forgot his own. w A . . . Kenneth McIntosh, local at­ torney, was recognized at ASSISTANT FIRE Chief It. T. Thomas, for his 35 years of service to tho Monday’s luncheon meeting o f Slate Commissioner of City o f Sanford, was presented with an engraved wrist watch by tho tin- Snnford Rotary Club for Banking has approved the ap­ City Commission Monday evening. The presentation was made by Mayor plication for a charter for a A. L. Wilson (right). (Herald Photo) his outstanding service to the new state hank in Semlnola conimuntiy as judge of SunCounty. ford's city court. • • • Tim proposed hank, the TAMPA (U P l)—Gasparllla Highlighting the a n n u a l Manager John Kridcr of the United Stale Bank of Semi­ pirates, who Monday captur­ "Valentine Day’’ meeting of Chamber of Commerce said nole, will tie located in it.* ed this port city without much the cluli, attended hy nearly this morning that the trade own home in the Sanford trouble, will crown their king 101) Rotarians and their wives body’s new port authority Shopping Cenler complex at and queen at tiic annual cor­ George Touhy presented Mc­ committee would not operate T. E. TUCKER Onora Street and Highway onation ball tonight. Intosh with a plaque and a in conjunction with tho air­ 17 92. resolution which commended port committee unless someTlu* announcement w as tiic judge for his conduct of tiling dcvelopes which could made by T. E. Tucker, chair­ Current wave in reduced |19G2-C3: October, Stn.iilO. up NEW ORLEANS (U Pl) the court. tie the airport and tiic port The Board o f Commissionman of a group of local busi­ clirnrcttc smoking may rust b t.lfll; November, $13.(185, up Rex, monarch of Mardi Gras, “ In Rotary's program of facility into a package. nessmen who are sponsoring the Citv of «a.iford .nor.- tlm »! s W 50; December, $ 17,325, u p : « * of Seminole County today led a rebellion again-t rare I # • finding ways and means of the new bank. Turker *ald J T S-.101; January, $14,182. up authorized the establishment recognising local citizens who At Monday's Rotary meet­ $10,noi) in anticipated cigar- vjl/JOJ, and February, $16,850, ° f a director o f planning to and worry today that turned that the United State Bank render outstanding services to ing Bob Besscrer introduced etto tux revenue. City Manug- up jm.tlSll. comply with federal regula­ this old city into one of makeof Seminole plans to begin believe and madness. the community,” said Touhy, guests from Glastonbcrry, tions which call for tiic coun­ operations with a capital of or W, E. Knowles informed However, the city nuinagrr KENNETH Me IN TOSH "we find that Judge McIntosh Conu., Harrisburg, Va., Bay$100,000. the City Commission Monday - stated, the Commission anti- ty to have a planning pro­ lias !>ccii commended hy lawshore, L. I., N. Y., DcLand, gram In order to receive fed­ Tucker said that the growth evening. jtiputed $20:1,000 from cigarNEW YORK (U P l)—Heavy Deltona and Orlando. The possibility that esti­ of Seminole County during enforcement officers as well eral funds for urban develop­ Although the tax rate was ette tax refunds in its fiscal • • • details of policemen and de­ as violators for the decorum mated costa of county pro­ the past few year* indicated ment. From now on no city em­ increased by the last Legisla- j budget and he now anticipates tectives today gave Uto Bea­ uml dignity he deiuon'.trates posals to Casselberry for co­ Uic not'd for Uiia new facility The commission unanimous­ ploye will lie hospitalized with­ turn arid although the City is ! a loss o f $10,388 for the year ly adopted the directive which tles protection similar to Hie in court procedures and we operative paving of Winter and hi* group felt that Hi* out Mayor A. L. Wilson at collecting higher tux refunds1in tiic anticipated figure, security accorded the Presi­ honor him also for Ills unique Park Drive, plus the town's new bank would add consid­ created tiic office and estab­ In other action, tho City least knowing about it. The from the State, actual dollars dent of the United States on understanding of tho problems expense for planning and In­ erable financial strength to lished the director's scope of mayor has issued a directive received are less than antici- Commission: of those who are brought be­ stallation of drainage, could the local economy. operations. It call* for the his visits to New York. Learned the proposed lease that he be notified at once pated. put the entire program back fore him." director of planning to create TJ, , ..r Knowles listed receipts for [for the Municipal Stadium to if any employe goes to a hos­ Following the introduction into the "talking stage" was planning processes for the J w l l l t l C U l ’ U t l tho last five months, as com-1 the New York Mets’ farm pital. county, develop a comprchon-1 WASHINGTON (UIM) — WASHINGTON (U l’l) __ of Rotnriaiis und their wives, evidenced Monday night hy • • • pared to the same months in teams has not been signed and Bob Crumley led a sougfest Ihe Casselberry Hoard of Al­ live plan, coordinate planning 1Officials estimated today it Overwhelming House npprovreturned; discussed an agree­ The new administrative of­ with municipalities within the would take about a year to and organist Freda Hilton of dermen. ment with Seminole County fices for City Manager Pete . . , , , county In addition to other construct a plant at Guantan­ nl o f a sweeping civil rights, ()r|n,u|„ played a number o f Estimates proposed by the Knowles and his capable se­ . r " ! counties plus slate and fed- amo Ba>, Cuba, to convert hill gave its backers now con- j “ sweetheart" melodies. Hill county set paving costa fur ; learned an $80,000 nursing oral agencies. cretary, .Mary llarkey, have sea water into fresh water (or fidenco today that they could 11« ni|ihill presided and Sunny the 2.1 mile strip at $13,921). I’ Ians to proceed with or* ' home is proposed fur Bay been completed They are nice g*l the measure safely past a tinhorn was tho p r o g r a m Tiie town would pay materials ganlutlon of a non profit wa­ The director will bo rcqulr- tiic U. S. naval base there. . . . and now the com mission I Avenue between Second and j . arcorclins to the directive certain Senate filibuster. ) chuinnuii. at $33,100 and the county ter association for the Lake |fourth Streets: received a re-j j() ttor|( wj|j, ^ pomjjy p|an. ers have a private conference After nlno days of debate McIntosh also was rccog- would provide lalsor a n d Harney area received unani­ rfcom mcm| p|an. room. CAPU KENNEDY (1 PI) .post from Sanford Shopping \ninR SAN FRANCISCO tUI’ l) — and action nn 138 amend- nized l>y the City Commission equipment at $10,800. mous approval from some VI • • • —The Nalion.il Ealmr Rela­ Center for utility and street p|ng o f thoroughfares, zoning, A 15-year old great-great ments, the House passed the Monday when Hemphill pre­ It was pointed out Uiat tills resident* at a meeting held We want to say a word tions Board said today It improvement*; heard f r o m subdivision regulations anil great-granddaughter of eom bill Monday night hy a vole of sented a resolution praising plan, if accepted, added to Monday night with Ramon C. com mending the mothers who woo'd seek a (oust order to City Attorney William Hutch- iamj UM, comr„|t . He would poser Johann Sebastian Bach, 2911 to 131). It is designed to .McIntosh fur Ida aervieca ns drainugo costs, could amount McGough, local representative direct traffic during school hall picketing; that tuned hull that Saxon Termite Coll- mpervue l Patriria liaeli, has been miss wipe out discrimination in j municipal judge, to approximately 40 per cent of tiie Farm Home Admiiv* hours at Third Street anil awa.v nearly *W, 0 m trol, Holly MU. haa filed no- j t^ o , bulldll mg troin her home since last voting, p u b I i e afcommnda-1 o f the town's entire annual In­ MratVm and J m y P. Bah French Avenue. Children who! iic'V Spare en ter'* -f e r r * ' lard, FIIA engineer. j*. >- s •••*• . FMC: * * . ordli.g t • -*»an tions, employment, education [ come. attend West Side Elementary construction workers and Vmlnar C sriia i’s iii.'.»iwi vlis- j, provtll provil of S nnd Use o f federal funds. •)’ at|* i Krancitco police ConducUng the meeting waa Alicrnala proposals suggest­ School can cross the busy kept *21.1 million in spare missing the City of Sanfmd a*; dltion to administering (lie of Tiro hill now goes to the ~^ * ed hy the county ranged from P. Sieg Holmes who has don't • Haa*. Is.uli highway in safety. The school a i ifctulunt in u suit, nnd ‘ fire’s budget end other per building at a standstill. Senate where it faces a deter- / \ n d I OKC It paving the south one mile at much of tho preliminary wrote mothers arc handling it niceagiccti to plnre » sidewalk .sonnel. . . • ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia mined Southern effort to talk ^ $25,550, with Uic town paying to get Ihe plan under way. CAPE KENNEDY (U Pl) — |along Sanford Avenue at tiic The commission also agreed ( UIM)—Ethiopia and Somalia it to death. No attempt to LCOVC $l9,too and county, $0,130, to Maps and aerial photograph! Picketing railroad telegraph- Itllr ,,f pustoffice. Hut the individual employed blamed each other for their start ilrbnto is rx|teetcd Until ! Take It nr leave It! clay stabilizing Ihe south end wore shown and a question ________________ . Events coming up include ers today turned away nearly to fill the post would have to worsening border crisis today Into this month, however. lid * was Ihe attitude of at a cost of $t.23o, with Hie and answer period was ouzv the Silver Tea to lie presented all ihc Kennedy Space Ccn- ■. j- ■, rj , i have an undergraduate col­ and turned to the Organiza­ President Johnson hailed tliej the City Commission Mon­ town paying $2,2(io and Hie ductcd. Sunday afternoon at the new ler’s 3,400 construction work- I j - r O O l l y i n O n lege degree plus two years tion for African Unity fOAU) House vote us “ an historic A five member committee day evening to a request by county $2,050. Sanford Public Library Build­ ers for a second day and kept of graduate work for his maswas approved by vote of those step forward for tire cause of the t l S. General Service* and the United Nations for Casselberry lias been asked ing on East First Street. The $213 million in space con , . ter* in city or regional planhuman dignity in America." Administration (GSA) for to submit It* decision in time attending for the purpose of SAN IA BARBARA, Calif, j mnj., ||,. would lie required help. tea will be given by the fine strurtion at a standstill. In a White House statement the Cily to Increase it* hid fur Inclusion on the agenda of securing an engineering firm arts department of the San­ (U P l)— A 15-foot python d r -| (l have at least one year of "ft looks just about the way lie irddril: (or Ihe vacant lot adjacent Hie Feb. 25 County Commis­ to make a feasibility survey ford Woman's Club ami the it did Monday," said a con­ scribed ns “ potentially danjc* actual experience, ‘‘Now tiic task is for tho In Ihe Public IJhrary, SYDNEY (UIM) — Austra­ sion meeting. Supiairt of the as soon as possible. Serving JayCce Wives Club. |he salary range for a struction spokesman. "P ra c­ rrous" was being hunted toon tiie committee will be • • • lia's navy minister announced Senate. I hope the name spirit When first approached fnr town's proposal has liern as­ planner meeting minimum tically everyone is g o n e day. of nonpartisanship will pre­ a bid, ConimUslonrrs de­ sured by delegations from the Holmes, chairman, and W.B, today that 85 crewmen are Also on the schedule for (his again." Peter Buttrn, 45, keeper of standards would lie from missing from Hie destroyer vail there to assure passage of rided on $8,000 and, In a mo­ South Seminole Elementary Heath, Mr*. Elbert Cammack, weekend is the Sanford-SemlAn Air Force spokesman the Child Estate Zoo at Ca-| $7,800 to $8,100 per annum, Voyager, which was split in (Ida trill, guaranteeing the ment of levity, added $11.41. and South Seminole Junior Mr*. Donald Dunn and Roy nole Art Association’s annual said most of the other 9,000 brill.. Beach here, reported the Morgan. two and Mink Monday night in fundamental rights o f all It resulted In being Ihe high High Schools. exhibit to be presented Sun­ union members at Hie missile snake missing Monday from Americans." a collision with the aircraft bid but GSA now a»k» for day afternoon at the Sanford renter, m o s t l y industrial its heated glass enclosure. Voting for tho bill were 152 at least $10,000, a bid ori­ carrier MelUmrnn 20 miles Civic Center. The too keeper said the workers, apparently crossed Himorrats and 138 Republi­ ginally Mbmlttrd by Her­ • • • off the southeast roast. snake was not poisonous, hut the picket lines at the cape’s United Press International cans. Opposed were 90 Demo­ man Jacobson bul rejected Cabbage led in sale* at the main entrances and showed that it could Inflict injury The U. S. one-do liar bill tl crats anti 31 Repuhlicana, by GSA. Sanford Slate Farmcr'a Mar­ up for work. from biting or constriction. supposed to have an average Changes In Sanford'* down City Commission quickly ket during January. More life of 13 months, and when TALLAHASSEE (UIM) town automobile p a r k i n g ! derided Monday evening to than 55.000 50-pound sacks of retired U burned by Um fed­ rules, to Indure shoppers to Gov. Farris Bryant today aplei its $8,011.4$ bid aland. cabbage were sold at an j eral reserve banka, according The Seminole County Com­ pointed Miami Beach attor­ patronize local stores, were average price of $1.81 per j mission today agreed to give to Hie World Almanac. urged of Hie City Commission ney James L. King to the sack. Also, 39,011 50-pouml whatever unofficial coopera­ by Glenn McCall, president of j State Board of Control which crates were sold at an aver­ Sun. John K. Mathews Jr., Hie Downtown Merchants A*-1 supervises the state univers- Jacksonville candidate f o r age price of $2.1J. Total sales .Sanford firemen made two tion it rould to a proposal lieamounted to $185,739.75 And sociation, Monday evening, j Ity system. governor, today announced run* Monday evening. They ing made by Vernon Dunn, HAVANA (U P l) — Foreign Tho Herald lout nod today Hint the pru|)OHC<l that's a lot of cabbage The association, McCall King. 30, currently Is presl- Hie ro-rhatrmen for his ram- extinguished a trash fire in a former eounly commissioner, correspondents were Invited metropolitan telephone system is in duiiKer of said, asks for a 120-day trial' dent of the junior bar section palgn in Seminole County vacant lot at Holly Avenue lhat a Seminole County Tax­ to a nearby sugar plantation heiiitf defeated. Of 5,200 votes cast h.v Sanford Today’s Chuckle— " \ guage period of covering llie park-1 of the Florida Bar, member will lie Dr. W. Vincent Ro­ and Filth Street at 5:14 p.m. payers' Association lie estab­ today to observe the opera­ area mtbscriberd of the Southern Itell telephone lished. of success is not whether you \ ing meters, with entoreed; of the board o( governors of berts, chairman of the San­ and removed an ovcrhculcd tion of a Russian made har­ Company there were approximately 300 more At a previous meeting ol have a lough problem to two-hour parking. At Hie end the Florida Bar, and ■ mem- ford Civil Service Board, and kerosene Move from the home vester that many enable Fidel the commission Hm members i handle." says First Baptist | "no" votes than “ yes" votes. of that lime, he added, Ihe her of Hie laurel of dlrertnr* Gene It Sti plicnson, Alta­ of Pat Summerlin, bio Pal Castro's revolutionary region of the board agreed to defer The proposed metropolitan plan would unite Church I’ a s t o r Fred B association would report on o( the Miami National Bank. monte Springs councilman. niello Avenue, at 8:10 p.m. to Inrrrase sugar production. any action until Hie opinions Seminole County into a single toll free teleChance, "but whether it is j any Increase in business and of Hie Seminole County Board plume system and eliminate tho invisible barrier tiic same problem you had possibly request complete re­ of Public Instruction and the which separates the northern and southern seclast year." moval o f the meters. Seminole County Chamber of lions o f the county. Tin* asr-ociatlon also re­ Commerce could be obtained, There are 3,200 votes vet to lie cast by quested anjle parking on Although no expressions Sanford area subscribers. Unless there is a sub­ First and Second Streets be­ from those other hoards were stantial number of “ yes" votes the pro|H»8al will tween Oak and Sanford Ave­ available, Hie commissioners l.o defeated and Sanford will have turned its nues and on Palmetto and loll that something construc­ bark on another opportunity to enhance its Magnolia Avenues between tive rould route from such an First and Third Streets. growth and development. organization. The Herald reiterates that 15 years ago The pro|Kiialt were refer­ Fluoridation o( Sanford’s Commissioner John Atexan two-thirds of the county’s imputation was in red hy Hie Commission to city water supply, under its tier declared that tiic people Sanford. Time has reversed the situation. To­ City Manager W. E. Knowles propoved $800,000 water im­ of this county should lie inter for study and report. day two-thirds of Seminole’s jiopulation is outprovement program, at an rated ill the county's tax prob aide the greater Sanford area. added cost of *8 tm. was or­ leuii and suggested coopera Sanford must rceoRidec this fact and dered hy Hie City CommP'ioti Uon. realize that it needs the county and the best Sanford Public Library, Monday evening when It in­ Dunn has declared that bis method o f uniting itself with the fast jrrowintr recently installed In it* new structed City Manager W. E. interest is only in assisting in southern section of Seminole is to demolish the home at First Street and Ktxvwles to. a.k for bids on Ihe establishment of Uic tuxI’almrllo Avenue, la uu a phone wall. the overall project. payers' group. new operating schedule: Too many Southern Hell subscribers in this Ten Informative column* A . Edwin ShlnlioDer in Open at 18 a.m. ail day* a area have placed a greater emphasis on the 31), (Ictuiliiitf current tax reformed the Commission the week, close at I p.m. Wedto or 50 cents a month increase in rates instead Kuhition* w i l l s t a r t fluoridation program was re aesdaya, • p.m. Fridays^und of a penny-n-day investment in the future of WediH'Mtlny in Tiie Sunquested by all Sanford den­ « p.m. other days. Sanford. ford Ilorn Id. Washington tists, all hut one Sanlord doc­ To those; of von who have not >et indicated NEWPORT, N. II. (U P l) tux lawyer t'lmrlca \V. tors, Sanford Naval Air Sta­ vottr preferenre. The Herald jioiilts out that tho When they had tiie wood chop Schocncmun will tfive you tion, Junior Chamber of Regular service will be of­ success or failure of tho propowd system de­ ping contest last weekend at tip* that cun tuive Unto Commerce and the itolary fered by Sanford and other pends upon you,’ Will you invest a penny or so u Hie annual Newport Winter and money — will detail Club. Seminole County post office* day to brliiR more business to Sanford? in turn, WHAT MIGHTY FISHERMEN arc thcae ! I I K. J . Peopled, o f Yale Carnival, not a single lumber­ now travel and entertain-* City Attorney William Hut­ Wednesday, Lincoln'* birth­ it will provide more jobs, more people, more Avenue, took his sons, Albert (left) and Joe (right), and their friend, jack showed up with an ax. ment laws. The 1064 In­ chison was instructed to draft day, but holiday service only saluries and even more business? Hemle Harbour, out on tho Ht. Johntv River for a fishing (rip last Sunday. It waa decided not to hold come Tax Primer is eaay the necessary ordinnn.-e for will prevail on Feb. 22, Wash­ If the pru|H>*ul fails Sanford's progress will Tlteae boys came home not with fish but with three live rabbits. The the contest because all the to read—euay to uae. Bo approval and for aubmiasion ington’s birthday, according le suffer at least another 10-year set liack. It’s boys sighted the rabbit* on a small island and snared them with their competitors cam * equipped uure to watch for these to tbs State Board of Health Postmaster Cecil* Heard, fishing oats. f ittim U up to you. abat—awfc helpful coltfM fc j hft its approval MOSCOW (UIM)—Valentina Nikolaycv-Tcrcshkova. Die So­ viet Union's pioneer space woman, was home Monday from a vi-it to Britain. Ball Tonight Planning Chief Authorized By Cigarette Tax Seen County Board Loss In Estimated Rex Rules Paving Plan Hits Snag In Casselberry Beatles Guarded House Rights Votes Boost Senate Hopes Cape Pickets Hold Off 3,400 Harney Water Plan Approved Bach Girl Missing |f’S $8,011 .49 Each Blames Other Of It Escapes Zoo 85 Missing Parking Rules Change Asked Board Supports Taxpayer Group Attorney Named EDITORIAL COMMENT Mathews Names 2 County Aides T e B e p B t i® r a ® Two Fire Calls Red Reaper Cily Voles For Fluoridation Library Mourn Woodchopping Contest Axed Mail Service f t '- ' r j. . _ Expendable . # �w VHr VttiTtrB y>riTB By Judy Tnreer Phone 323-4433 Eollited wive* club* lo geo 4Til and the VAH-5 enlUted wivee club In particular re cclved a booit Sunday from Cdr. Paul Werner, command­ ing officer of VAH-S. Cdr. Werner, epeaklng dur log an open hou»e for mem' bora and femllie* of the squadron, quoted extensively from a letter stressing the importance of the eollsUxl wives club which bad been received from the Atlantic Fleet’! commander-ln-chief. lie urged the wives to aor lously consider Joining their d u b and outlined the advant­ ages of doing so. "They may not be important when the husband la home and can help eolve the problems, b u t when bo Is gooe for many months the aid of other wives la invaluable,” he said. ©dr. Werner also advised the husbands that it has been shown that a wife aetlve in a wives club contributes more to the family Ufa than one who la n o t “ Many husbands,” be said, have been reluctant to let their wlvee Join dubs for fear It will take them away from the famUy. “ I b e reverse baa been shown to bo true. Further­ more, the man who baa his family cared for la free to give hla beet every day to bis Job," Cdr Werner said. "A strong Navy family U the backbone o f • strong Navy unit,” be aaid. He aatd that the knowledge oi the equadroo’a duUea and moral support obtained from the wlvea dubs la a contributing factor to the atrong Navy family, Hb urged the husbands to do whatever waa necessary to oneble their wlvee to Join the club. Mr*. E. D. O’NeUl. preeldent o f the VAH-S enlisted wivee club, laid afterwards that it w a i the flrat time thalr club bad bed such wholeheart­ ed support from a command­ ing officer and the club was extremely grateful tor K. VAH-S enlisted wives will meet on Feb. » at the home o f Mrs. Gary McDonald for a housewares party. On March 19 guests o f the elub win be Mrs. Weiner sod Mrs. Wal­ lace Russell, wife of the ex ­ ecutive officer of the squadten. Mra. O’Neill said aoyooe wishing to attend either or both of these meetings can got m ore Information by call­ ing her at 322-7610 or the vice president, Mrs. JUn Pittman M 222-9499. • • e « I I i § New officer* of the Chief Petty Officers wives dub were installed In a Valentina luncheon held recently at the Tradewlnds Cafeteria in Semi­ nole Plaxa. Those installed were Mrs. I, J. Jarrell, president; Mrs. Robert Armstrong, vice presi­ dent; Mra. P. J. Weber, se­ cretary, and Mra. C. E. Mor­ ton, treasurer. Turning over their positions were retiring officers Mrs. Ralph Simas, secretary; Mrs. 8. L. Wiggins, treasurer, and Mrs. Weber, vice president. Retiring president, Mra. C. B. Reeves waa 111 and unable to attend. Hostesses for the luncheon o f ham or turkey were Mrs. F . J. Murray, Mrs. Alvara Kelly and Mrs. 0 . E. Diet*. The banquet tables had been 9— 17, TWW deco rated with red hearts and candles, and the centerpiece, a red heart shaped box of candy, was won by Mrs. Wo ber. Retiring officers were pre senlcd with charms engraved with the n a m e.of the office club and the yesr served Mrs. Reeves had previously received a silver bread tray Other CPO wives attending were Mrs. A. J. Bolton, Mrs. D. E. Smith, Mr*. W. R. Marsh, Mrs. W. A. Wigg. Mra. Marl* Sundvall, Mra. A. A. Valller, Mra. John Stankiewlcs, Mrs. R. R. Pope, Mrs. W. R. Armstrong, Mrs. D. F. Blglin, Mra. C. A. Clsowski, Mrs. J. J. Hays. Quest* were Mra. Helen Pell sod Mrs. Dorothy LaMsy. * • * Officers wives of VAH-1 held their February luncheon at the Barblson in Winter Park following a visit to a gift shop there. Mra. Mary Ellen Wackcr of the Golden Cricket demonstrated the art o f arranging artificial fiowera to the group. Hostcsaei for the day were Mra. John Moore and Mrs. Paul lfaney. Refroahmenta of pastries and coffee were serv­ ed at the gift shop, preceding the buffet luncheon. Those present were Mrs. Lou Musgrove, Mra. Keith Tourney, Mra. Leonard Rein­ hart, Mrs. Jess* Taft, Mrs. George Klett, Mrs. Paul Wireman, Mrs. Russell Germain, Mra. John Barger, Mrs. James Bell, Mrs. Paul Mur­ ray, Mrs. R. K. Kiely, Mrs. Alan Weeks. Mrs. Roger Leoohardl, Mrs. James Durbin, Mrs. Pat O’Gara, Mrs. Doug Wood, Mrs. John Sparta, M n . Wil­ liam Goodman and a guest Mra. R. Russell. * * • Mrs. William Hall o f Ridge­ wood, N. J. returned borne Monday after spending a long weekend with her daughter, Mrs. P. N. BecUm. Mrs. Hall arrived Thursday evening. • * * Three members o f the VAH9 enlisted, wlvee club wer® honored at a farewell dinner held at the home o f M n . Dee Rose. They were Mra. Marge Calmlsh, M n . Esther Gwartney and Mrs. Joyce Turner. Three tablet were centered with cakes baked in the shape o f tbs etate to which their husbands will be going; Galmlab to Memphis, Tenn., Mr*. Gwartney to Kingsville, Texas, and Mrs. Turner to Key West. The cakes were made and presented to each guest of booor by Mrs. Rote. After the buffet dinner the group played charades. ITioie present were Mr*. Phyllli More, Mr*. Alice Howard, Mra. Eleanor Vaccero, Mra. Bev Note, Mra. Bev Trimble, Mra. Lalla Harris and Mra. Kathleen Rlcbardsoo. • * * Board inembera of the Na­ val Offioera Wives Club met at the home of Mrs. Alan Weeks, the vice president, or their first regular meeting since being elected. Mra. W. A. Yelinek, the new president, directed the meeting. Plans for the decora­ ting for the bombing derby party on Mar. 21 were made and the work divided among the squadron wives group. Members attending were Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. William Malicsowskt, M n . AREA DIRECTORY a ir INSURANCE c o n d it io n e r H . B . Pope Co*, Inc. Port Authority Committee In C. Off C. List A new port authority com­ mittee wai Included In the list of 1964 S e m i n o l e County Chamber o f Commerce Com mittee* announced today by President Karlyle Housholder. John Krlder, manager of the trad* body, said that the port authority committee hat been recognised by tha Seminole County Board o f Commission­ ers and will operate much like the special site selection com- NEW OFFICERS o f the Chief Petty Officer* wive* club installed at a luncheon recently are Mr*. P. J. Weber, *ecretury; Mr*. I. J. Jarrell, presi­ dent; Mr*. Robert Armstrong, vice president, and Mr*. C. E. Morton, treasurer. Bryan Brown, M n . J.L. Shipman, Mrs. Clifford, Nelson, Mrs. Leonard Reinhart, Mrs. R. S. Beal, M n . Clifton Do­ well, Mra. Paul Werner, Mrs. Robert Ware, Mra. Gerald Chatdclalne, Mra. James Ol­ son and Mrs. J. F. Barlow. * * * Proceeds o f a bake sale to be held Feb. 28 at Uie Navy exchange will go to an Im­ provement fund for 11m nur­ sery building, members of the VAH-11 enlisted wives club decided at tbeir recent meet­ ing. The decision waa made af­ ter Chaplain Robert Deal told the group about the need for the improvements. Mra. Jack Jenkins will b* in charge of tbe sale. Mrs. Carl J. Smith was wel­ comed as a new member of the Checkmate club. The uext regular meeting o f the group will be March 6 7:30 p. m. Any VAH-11 en­ listed wife interested In this group can get more Informa­ tion fay calling Mra. Jenkins at 322-3326 or Mrs. Richard Bergen at 322-7333. • * * Nearly 380 persons turned out for VAH-3'a all-hands par­ ty held Friday evening in the ballroom. Members o f the squadron and their wives and guests attended tha affair. Carnation corsages were presented to each o f the ladlea and a bullet of roast beef, bam, shrimp, talads, cold cuts and rolls were served. Music was provided by tbe “ Diplomats.” Lt. Robert Watson acted as Mss ter o f Ceremonies tor sev­ eral impromptu acts and a short talk by Cdr. Paul Wern­ er, skipper of the squadron. U tow on the party com ­ mittee were Jim Jittman, D. H. Smith, B. M. Hdddleeton, J. M. Sweeney, J. M. Reh, D. R. Bcnvie, K. D. Overstreet and Chief Schock. Food and beverages were handled by Chief Hank Knowles of the CPO club which catered the event, « * * Thirty-five members of die station officers wives club at­ tended their February cof­ fee and meetiog Thursday. Mra. Stanley 8tanul was hostess for the coffee, assist­ ed by Mrs. Edward Christian­ son. Decorations carried out a Valentina theme with name cards made of doilies and red heart* and red linen cov­ ered cloths. Rofrshments o f miniature plisaa, pastries, doughnuts, and pastry wrapped sausage* were served with tbe coffee. Mr*. David Olmstoad, pres­ ident of the club, welcomed two guests who were Mra. Frank Cochran, the mother of Mrs. Vincent Law, and Mrs. William O. Wirt, the mother of Mr*. Elmer Hapt. Mrs. Wirt won the doorprise, Retired members present were Mra. Arthur Guatavaoo, Mra. N. R. Leach, M n . John Gorinann and Mra. Ned Jul­ ian. * AUTO ft PROPERTY * • Fay Bellamy, Mrs. Helen Schemer, Mrs. Ann Panning, Mrs. Marge Carather*, Mra. Verna Bolton, Mrs. Pet WUlii, Mra. Sue Burdin, Mra. Linda Mankowskl, Mra. Carolyn Alexander and M n . Mery Holaer. Members attending included Mra. Grace Herrin, Mrs Kathleeeo Richard sen, Mrs. Eleanor Vaccero, M n . Bev Tum ble, Mra. Leila Harris, Mrs. Bev Noto, Mra. Either Gwartney, Mra. Merge Gal mlah and Mra. Dee Rose. The next meeting of the club will be Feb. 20 at f p. m . in the ballroom. AH en listed mens wivee of VAH-9 are Invited to attend. s e e Mrs. G. L. Atkinson and Mra. Stanley Pochanlo were hostesses for the February coffee of the officers wives of VAH-9. Tha coffoe waa held at the home of Mrs. Atkinson. Decoration* tor the bombing derby were discussed and a meeting set up to work on them. The hostesses served angel food cake filled with whipped cream, pie and coffee. Those attending were Mrs P. N. Becton, Mra. R. U. Cooks, Mra. J. T. Bucy, Mra. J, A. deGanahl, Mrs, J. F. Dunn, Mrs. J. N. Henson, Mrs. F. M. Lynch, Mrs. Wm. Mallcsowikl, Mrs. J. J. Moyniban, Mrs. M. J. Puopolo, Mrs. T . E. Quillln, Mra. J. L. Shipman, Mrs. G. L. Thompson, M rs. D. A* Turn er, Mrs. R. A. Wing 6od Mra. A. L. Karnes. • # • Members of the VAH-1 en­ listed wives club wiil spon­ sor a cake sale Thursday at the Navy exchange. Mra. Al Moylan, Mra. Robert Gorallne and Mrs. Jane Sbawdey ere In charge o f tbe sale. Plans for the event were discussed at the meeting of the Tlgerette club held at the borne o f Mrs. Marvin Koozer. A cosmetic demonstration by Mra. Jan* Armstrong waa held during the coffee. Her model was Mra. Floyd Cake*. Other entertainment included singing to Mra. Kooser who waa celebrating her birthday anniversary that day. The hostess eerved cookie* and forte* to the ladies who Included Mrs. Vera Graham, Mrs. Richard Hoogerwerf, Mra. Douglas Horton, Mrs. David Ferrisr, Mra. K. L. Cook, Mr*. James Anderson, Mrs. Roger Pope, end M n . Rhea Cooper. * • * The parents of Mrs. R. K. K iel/, Mr. and M n . John O'Brian, arrived last week from Saug-is Maas, with tbe two Kiely children, Betsy and Pam, They will stay with tha xamlly until Monday when they will leave tor Nassau, but will visit again on the return trip to Saugus. * * s New committee members and offioera were chosen at tha February meeting of the officer* wives club of VAH-U. The meeting was bald at the home o f M n . W. A. Yelinek where she and Mr*. J, P. Coionna were hostesses. Those elected are M n . Har­ vey Aubuchoo, treasurer; Mrs. J. R, Dennison, Mrs. A. 0 . Klein and Mrs. John Mc­ Cracken, hospitality; Mra, C. A. Allan, social; Mrs. M. D. Werner, M n . H. L. Hines end M n . R. 8. Davidson, tele­ phone. Plana for working on bomb­ ing derby decorations and to- Newcomen to the squadron were greeted by the members of the collated wives club of VAH-9 at a get-acquainted coffee In the Acey Deucy club. A variety o f peltries, cook­ ies and rolls prepared by the AUTO PER VICK wives were served with cof­ AGENCY H A R R Y A D A IR 'S 211 8. Park Ava. FA 2-604' fee and tea from a table cen­ tered with a Valentin* car­ 8ANFORD, FLA. over b k x v i c k ousel. Other decorations car­ Tires • Batteries • Accessories PLUMBING ried out the asm* theme. Guests greeted were lira. Guaranteed Brmka ft Muffler R. L. H A R V E Y Barrie* PLUMBING French * 1st. Complete Installation* • FA 2-0911 FA 2-9922 m o v i n Kt pftira Bathroom and Kitchen FREDS Fixture* ( A l l Water Pumps Free Estimate* PA 2-9861 Sanford F lour and 204 « Hanford For Tha Finest Year Around Weather CJondlUonar All Lines Written KEDUBR8 Halm _ Service Bring Your lnsurauc* 800 S. Park Ave. Sanford Problem* To Us — FA 2-4334 IN S U R A N C E BALL-BLAIR A Feed Store • Jim Dandy Fred* Timothy l i a j f ^ Cotton Bead SANFORD Vacuum limner Service Caw Feed 6340 par 100 th. Pit tea lng sad Fattening B iS . y i Sanford Ave. Sanford f . m p k k v , W .h L ______ __ 1 VACUUM CLEANERS u • •• • MOVINI. AND I n . r* m m 5 0 -1 C t l. > A n - A g 2 CD I N( *> r» 1 1 i >, i nt « , MI The hostesses served re­ freshments of sausage stuffed rolls, coffee cake* and cook lea with coffee and punch, from a black and white check ed cloth. • # • Mrs. Clifford Neiaon was the hostess for the staff officers wives at tbe recent coffee held In her home. Bombing derby decorations were discussed and plan* for a workshop to be held Friday beginning at 10 a. m. were made. The workshop will be at the Lake Mary borne of M n . Sam Day. Those present were Mrs. David Dearolph, Mra. Leigh Ebbert, Mrs. Warren Hoeller, M n . Wallace Holton, Mrs, John Hogansoo, Mrs. William Isenburg, Mra. Darrell Kirk­ patrick, Mrs. Wade Markley, Mrs, James Mayo, M n . Or­ ville McGuire, M n . Raymond MUburn and Mra. Herbert Moreland Jr. • • • Tentative plans for • home­ coming party were act by the board members of tbe VAH-1 enlisted wives club at a board meeting Sunday, Tbe plans will be discussed at the next meeting of the club, Feb. 20. Board members mot at the homo of Mra. Henhell Rus­ sell. Those attending were Mrs. Marvin Kooser, M n . Ro­ bert Gonllne, Mrs. Douglae Horton and Mrs. Vera Gra­ ham. • • • Mra. Stem Bolts end M n . LeRoy Hawkins were hostess­ es for tbe February bridge of the officers wives of VAH-3 In the Afterburner Thursday. They served coffee, coke, pudding cake and valentine cookie* to the ladies. High scorer was a gueat, M n . A. F. Reno, and second high honors went to Mra. Charles McKenna. Other* present were Mrs. George Kimmons, Mrs. C. J. Youngblade, Mr*. Cheater Fitspa trick, Mrs. Robert Brewer, Mr*. Clifton Dowell, Mrs. James Garvey, M n . Craig Moor*, Mra. Robert Repp, Mrs. James Durbin, Mrs. Joseph Gilmore, Mrs. Michael Hornsby and Mrs. C. C. Smith. Persona w h o c h a t t e r throughout a concert, movie or speech could talk at home for free. 1 I,i. By Julian Btenstrom Ona distinguished Sanford couple will be up bright and early Wednesday morning. It will be Dr. and Mrs. T. F, McDaniel. And, unices his luck falters, he and the mlisui will be watching the “ Today Show’’ on WE8H TV. One of the gue*l* to be interviewed on tha program will be Sue Spencer, Dr. Mac’a cousin and tha author of a recent book entitled “ African Creeks 1 Have Been Up.” Sue fa the wife o f a min­ ing engineer. “ And,” says Sue, “ mining engineers have always have to live in Siber­ ia* o f one kind or another, and I daresay we will tri­ umph over the vicissitudes of West Africa, even a* wa have over oth en .” A t the outset o f her years of following her husband around Africa, Mrs. Spencer stated tha problem and her intention o f overcoming it. Her book la a report on how she and h«r fam ily triumph­ ed over the difficult living conditions which beset them from time to time, a wear­ ing climate, a primitive na­ tive society, and mishaps much too numerous to men­ tion. Aa Sue and har husband made their way around the world from one “ Siberia" to another, they were accompan­ ied by three (mail tons. Two older daughters remained In the U.S. and attended col­ lege. Sue’s letter* to 4hem were aaved in a shoebox. There letter* became the hilarious manuscript which now has been published. Mrs. Spencer’s book was published by David McKay Co., Inc., o f New York. Its 212 pages contain a refresh­ ing point o f view on Africa and ita everyday problems — problems which really a f­ fect the people, particularly those who never before had seen tha white faca o f a Caucasian. And if life wasn’ t com­ plicated enough, living Id a mud hut with thatched roof, Sua tells o f how sha adopted jungle eats, bush babies, and a monkey, which “ is Juet like a little boy, greedy, de­ structive, filthy, inquisitive and Jeafoui, and we can’t help loving him.” M n. Spencar had an auto­ graph party in a Winter Park bookstore last Friday. She’s a native o f Alabama apd now resides Juet outside Jacksonville. Great Savings On E asy Term s FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M A T H E R off Sanford it* * * Bed Room Suites Executive — Karfyle Hous­ holder, president; Richard Me Canna, vice president; Lorlng Burgess, treasurer; F. E. Roumillat, D o u g l a s Stenstrum, Robert T. Besiercr and 0 . L. Perkin* Jr. Finance— B. L. Perkins Jr-, chairman; Lorlng B u r g e e * , John Fitapatrlck and Scott Burn*. Armed Force* — Mack N. Cleveland, chairman; Andrew DeBary Resident Dies In Sanford Murdock McDonald, 64, of 71 Eastern Avenue, Bayshore, N. Y. and 37 Marigold Lane, DeBary, died Monday morn­ ing at Seminole Memorial Hospital in Sanford where he had been a patient for three days. Presently occupied by the Mental Hygienic Department of New York State, he had been visiting in DeBary for one week. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Julia McDonald; his mo­ ther-in-law, Mrs. Helen Grant and a brother-in-law and alster-ln-law, Mr. and Mr*. Gor­ don Patterson, all of DeBary. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday at Allen - Summcrhill DeBary Funeral aervice* for Mrs. Chapel with Rev. C. N. Ogg Missoura Oglcby Duke, 80, officiating. Burial will he In who died last Wednesday, DeLand Memorial Gardens, were held at 2 p. m. Saturday from the Wethoringtoa Fun­ eral Home in Okeechobee City. Burial was at Port Mayaca. Born in Sanford In March, 1883, Mrs. Duke moved to Mid-Week Lenten Services Okeechobee City at the time o f ber marriage. She is sur­ will start this Wednesday at vived by three children, Mrs. the Community I’ reibyterUn Kata Cross of Pahokec, J. R. Church in Lake Mary from 7 Duke of Okeechobee and Char­ to 7:46 p. m. when religious les Duke of West Palm films on Tha Life o f Paul Beach; seven grandchildren will be presented in tha and three sisters, Mrs. Allle Sanctuary. Keller o f Lake Monroe, Mrs. TTio film this week will b« Clara Alley of Jacksonville on The Conversion. On Feb. Beach and Mrs. Lula Dykes of 10, Years o f Apprenticeship; Jacksonville. Feb. 26, Return to Jeru­ salem; Mar. 4, Second Mis­ sionary; Mar. 11, Visit to Retain Um pires CINCINNATI (U PI) — Um­ Corrluth, and Mar. 18, V oy­ pires John Kibler and Bill age to Rome. Williams have been retained The public is invited to all by tha National League, Pres­ o f there services, and each ident Warren Giles announc­ person ia encouraged to read ed. Williams was called up taifa day during Lent the from tha International League story o f the early disciples last August and Kibler joined a* it is told in the Book o f Acta. the NL itaff in September. Last Rites Held For Mrs. Duke Lenten Services Begin This Week In Lake M ary Carraway, Karlyle Hou.h’ulder, A. K. Shoemaker Jr., How­ ard Hodges, Jamas Smith and Dr. W. V. Robarts. Industrial — Scull Burm^ chairman; John Alexander, Dr. Thomas Larsen, Luring Burge**, Howard H. Hodges, LeRoy Robb, Bob Crumley, Bill Hemphill, Tom McDonald, Carl Schiike and Robert Shedden. Promotions — Clifford 11cKbbin Jr., chairman; Walter Glelow, Marlon 2farmun, Jos Gazli, George Touhy, E. CO Harper Jr. and William C. Fraaie. Port Autholty—P . E. Rou­ millat Jr., Gordon Frederick, John Alexander, James P. A v­ ery, Andrew Carrnwriy, A. L. Wilson, Carl Schiike and St-ott Burns. Long Range Planning— T. E. Roumillat Jr., co-chairman and Byron Kimball, co-chair 3 man. A irport—Guidon Frederick, chairman; Willie F. Hunt, cochairman; Bob Crumley, Ken­ neth Leffler, LeRoy Robb, Merle Warner, Commander T. L. Condrr Jr., John A le x a n d e r and Ernest Southward. Agriculture — Harold Ka»tner, chairman; M. L. Cullum. . Homer Oiborne, G e o r g s ' ' Means, Cecil Tucker and Joe Baker. Legislative a n d National Affairs — Gordon Frederick, chairman; C. Vernon Mite, S. J. Davis Jr., Tom McDonald, Stewart Gatcliel, K e n m t h Leffler, Kenneth McIntosh, Gen. J. C. Hutchison and R. T. Milwee. Waterway*— D. H. M acG il-' III, chairman, A. W. Lee, John 1 Brumley, Harry Robson and F. D. Scott. Education— Dr. A . W. Epps Jr., chairman; Arthur Beck­ with Jr., Jack Greene, Stewart Gatchel and John A . Burton IV. 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Sanford Couple Have 'Interest' In 'Today' Show mittee did during recent e f­ forts to obtain for tha county the proposed East Central Florid* university. The committee ia being es­ tablished, Housholder aaid, to study, devalop and recommend to the eounty commission complate packaged plan for the creation of water and port facilities to coincide with the development of both the crossstate canal and the St. JohnsIndian River canal. Housholder pointed out that the port authority committee will not consider plana fo r a marina complex s i n c e t h i s should be left to tha discretion of the City o f Sanford. Francis E. Roumillat Jr., was named chairman o f the port committee. He will be as­ sisted by Gordon Frederick, John Alexander, James P. A v­ ery, Andrew Carraway, A . L. Wilson, Carl Schiike and Scott Burns. Other committees named by Housholder were as follows. 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PH. 822-1481 Winter Park MI 4-8fM< / �0 IP i Sanford CC Group To Continue Effort A civic-minded croup of Sanford businessmen Monday afternoon passed up a dou­ ble-pointed invitation from the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce and decided to continue in its efforts to or"an.re a Sanford Chamber of Commerce. * The group last week met 3 to attempt an organization of Mrs. Summerlin Dies In Miami Mrs. May Summerlin, who was born in Sanford, died • Sunday morning at her home ^ in Miami where she had lived for the past 25 years. Daughter of the late Char­ lie Humphrey, she was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors arc a son. L. A. Summerlin of Miami; a broth­ er, Edwin Humphrey of Bra­ denton; a sister, Sirs. Ruby A Cinder of Sanford; a niece, Mrs. Catherine White of San­ ford and two nephews. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. John Hires of Grace Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in Lakevlew , Cemetery. •* Miss Baxley, 16, Dies In Kentucky £ f Miss Mary Elizabeth Bax­ ley, 16, former Sanford resi­ dent. died Saturday in Bowl­ ing Green, Ky., where site had lived for the past four-andone-half years. A junior in high school, she formerly attended schools in Sanford and in Lakeland and was a member of the Baptist Church of Lakeland. '.Survivors are her mother, Mrs. J. D. Wrenn of RockReid, Ky.. her father, F. F. uaxlcy of Sanford; a sister, Deborah Ann Baxley of Bowl­ ing Green and her grandmoth­ er, Mrs. E. C. Gordon of Jack­ sonville. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at Brisson Funeral Home with Hcv. Gail Smith officiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn Memorial I’ ark. Holy Cross Announces Schedule Z ^ ™ Ash Wednesday services at Holy Cross Episcopal Church of Sanford will be held at 7 a.m.. Imposition o f Ashes and Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Imposition of Ashes and Holy Communion and 7 p.m., Imposition o f Ashes, Tenlten tial Office and Meditation. Each Wednesday evening during Lent, at 7 o'clock, there will he a service and meditation on prayer life on the theme, "Pray Without Ceasing." Kmphasla will be upon family worship as a family, naby sitters will be provided. the Sanford Chamber o f Com­ merce but delayed action be­ cause of apparent apathy on the part of local businessmen. Atbough announcing a meet­ ing of the group for 8 p. m. Feb. 19 at the Courthouse, the group did meet again Monday afternoon to answer the in­ vitation from llic Seminole Chamber. Don Bales, acting chairman, repeatedly asked for re­ sponses from the 18 persons present in answer to a pub­ lished invitation from the Seminole Chamber to cither join the present Downtown Merchants Association, a sub­ sidiary of the Seminole Cham­ ber. or to join in a new or­ ganization of the county group to be known as a "Seminole Promotion Committee." No action was taken on either in­ vitation Monday afternoon. However, the group Mondayagreed to continue with its published invitation to meet Feb. 19 "in a last ditch ef­ fort to organize a Chamber of Commerce to promote Ute Sanford area." Bales and his cohorts—A. B. Pete-son Jr., William Lefflor. Glenn McCall, president of the Downtown Merchants As­ sociation, and others—made it known the proposed CityChamber has no intention of seeking the City of Sanford's rm ual $10,000 donation to the County Chamber to finance a local, city trade body. Bales said, "W e have no quarrel with anyone. We want to promote downtown San­ ford and, If necessary, form a Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce to include the newshopping centers now organiz­ ing on Sanford's city limits." Unabio to reach a decision In an answer to the Seminole Chamber’* Invitation to join the Downtown Merchants or to organize a new Sanford promotion group as a part of the Seminole Chamber, but agreeing that they should con­ tinue with their Feb. 19 meetIng in a final effort to organlze, the 18 men present Monday decided lo make a last-ditch effort to find 50 Sanford businessmen willing lo organize a Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce. Seminole W M U Sets Meeting The Seminote Baptist Assoi-iational W5IU meeting will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Central Baptist Church o f Sanford with * covered dish luncheon at noon. M I a a Carolyn Burnett, state Sunbeam director, will attend the meeting and will bring Mr*. J, Ed Taylor, migrant miislonary, who will be the speaker. frw tft n f Feb. 11, 19G4 — Page 3 Ir r a fB Prayer Service Program Is Announced World Day o f Prayer will be observed in the Sanford area at 2 p.m. Friday at the Grace Methodist Church with a program to be presented under direction of Mrs. Carl Williams of Grace Methodist. Theme for the service will be "Let Ua Pray." Those taking part with Mrs. Wil­ liam* will be Mrs. 11. S. Foden o f the Salvation Ar­ my, Mr*. Gut Schmah of Congregational C h ri a 11 a n Church, Mrs, W. T. Buy nor o f First Methodist Church, Sirs. Paul D. Boggs of the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, Sirs. Carl Brad­ bury of Ebenezer Methodist A GKOUP OF DERARY YOUNGSTERS participate in squnre dnnee les­ Church, Mrs. Gordon Stanley ions Riven by Austin Williams, president of the Starlight l’ romennders, of Holy Cros* Episcopal an area group. Pictured arc (left to right) Peggy Smith, Joe Chrisbergor, Church and Sir*. SI. D. BagShari Redman, Frank Rond, Tom Colley, Jamie Crowder, Jimmy Glenn gcrly o f Grace Methodist. and Patty Sweeney. A new class for those interested in square dancing Ladies from Congregation­ will l>o Wednesday night at the Sanford Civic Center. Tho program is al Christian will serve as tqKinsored by the Sanford Recreation Department. ushers. Rev. John H. Hires, pastor o f Grace Stethodist, will give the benediction. The public i* invited to at­ tend. The service It sponsor­ ed annually by the United Williams said the public a all Canadian provinces and in Church Women. A new class in square danc­ ing will begin Wednesday at invited to attend the class and more than 50 other countries. "In fact." said Williams, 8 p. m. at the Civic Center, also square dances to be held "there’s a movement under according to Austin Williams, Wednesday nights at the Cen­ way in Southern California to president of the Starlight Pro­ ter. have the federal government "So many people have the menades. recognize square dancing as The schedule of eervices wrong opinion of modern the national dance." These lessons arc sponsored western square dancing,” said Williams said several promi­ for Ash Wednesday at the by the Sanford Recreation De­ Williams, "that it is difficult nent U.S. citizens are active Catholic Church of the Na­ partment, the Starlight Proto explain what it really is in squa*c dancing. Among tivity, as announced by Rev. menaders and the Sanford unless a person sees it per­ them are former Michigan William J. Trainor, pastor, Square Dance Club. formed and understands this governor G. M e n n e n Wil­ are: type of dancing. It’* a far liams, who Is now assistant Mass at 9 a.m. with Dis­ cry from the old fashion Jug secretary of state for African tribution of Ashes to follow; toting barn dance." Of course, affair*. He recently did some Stations o f the Crosa, Novina modern square dancing has calling at a square dance for Devotion* In honor of the an unwritten law that rules African representatives to the Miraculous Medal and Dis­ out Use mixing of jug toting United Nation*. Sargent Shrl- tribution o f Ashes et 7:30 and dancing." By Joan Magin ver held a square dance for p.m. But this rule, Williams de­ friends in the Washington A reception will bo held Choir practice will be held Wednesday evening in tho clared that "ihl* type ol area. following devotion*. educational building of the dancing has been accepted by groups, teenagers, First Baptist Church c f family Chuluota to welcome the new church groups and also by minister. Rev. Josh Long, and city recreation programs. In some areas, such as Sanford, his family. tho city recreation depart­ • Originally from Gainesville ment sponsors both teenage and a Southern Baptist min­ and adults classes." ister for 19 years, Rev. Long Asked why square dance is a student at Stetson Uni­ club* are organized, Williams versity. Although ho and hia replied; "The club system of wife and children, Sylvia, dancing has a tendency to Merrie, Daniel and Rryon, regulate nnd control square %* JET-SMOOTH LUXURY CHtVROUT h flll »Q*rt Ceep. presently ure residents of dancing through local, stato Orange City, they will move and national associations. The to Chuluota in the early sum- people In tliese groups are mrr. Mrs. Long is a third dedicated to good, clean fun grade teacher at the Enter­ and relaxation." prise school. To become a square dancer, William* explained “ You must take about 20 lessons. Wlien Post To M eet the lessons are completed an AU-HIWextvrni—Malta! %*ft Cana South Seminole VFW Post Individual joins a local club 8207 will meet at 8 p. m. and gains experience. It's Tuesday ut the Post Home on very rewarding to spend a the Old Dixie Highway, The couple of hours one or two regular monthly meeting o f evenings a week dancing." tho Auxiliary Unit will be Williams also said square held nt 8 p. m. Thursday also dance organizations are now ut tho Post Home, established in every stale, in Square Dance Class Scheduled Ash Wednesday Services Set Reception To Honor New Minister Talk On Foods Presented For Longwood Club Women By Donna Estes Dr. Kenneth Wing of San­ ford wa* guest speaker at the regular meeting o f the Longwood Home Demonstra­ tion Club held last Thursday at the Civie League Ruilding on Church Street. Dr. Wing's talk was entitled "Up to date food eense" and concerned health foods, arti­ ficial aweetenera and diet foods, Sirs. Felix Mege, president, conducted the meeting which was attended by 40 members and guests. She announced that the theme o f the Seminole County Booth at the Orlando Fair will be “ The Circus." Mcmbere of the Longwood Club will be hostesses in the booth on Feb. 25. Plans were set to send two 4-H Club girls to camp in June. Mrs. R n l p h Newcomer, health and snfety chairman, urged the members to take advantage of service* provid­ ed by the TR Mobile Unit and the eye-testa being given In Orlando. Mrs. Frank Steudle report­ ed that the Old Glory Com­ munity Blood Hank Dcnor Day will be March 12 from 4 until 7:30 p,m. at the Ameri­ can Legion Home on Prairie take. She explained that 35 unit* o f blood were required ar.d requested five donors from the Longwood club. Mrs. Mary Durflinger of Florida Power Corporation in­ formed the women about the orange dessert contest, finals o f which will be held Mnrch 19 at the Florida Power Home Service Center in Winter Garden. She Invited the member* to participate in the contest and reminded them that entries should be mailed to the Finnan Citrus' Com­ mission nt Lake Wales by the Feh. 15 deadline. Following the meeting a covered dish luncheon was served with Mrs. Kenneth Green as hostess. The six women who attend­ ed the furniture rcflnishing workshop last week at the Home Demonstration Center on Sanford will give demon­ strations at the next regular meeting scheduled for March 6. Ulmer Cleland, 52, died Sunday afternoon at his homa In Tampa. Bom June 2, 1911, in Hamp­ ton, S. C., he formerly lived in Sanford during which tim* he was employed by the San­ ford Herald. Ho also had been an employe of the former Crown Paper Company la Sanford. Survivors are his step­ mother, Mrs. Fred Cawley of Sanford, and Uiree brothers, Trotty Cleland of Savannah, Ga., Henry Cleland of Orlan­ do and Russell Cleland ol Tainpi. Funeral services will t* held at It a.m. Thursday al Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. Fred B. Chance of tha First Baptist Church official* ing. Burial will be In Evergreen Cemetery. It’s funny how you becom t a much better driver on tha highway when a police ear l i right behind you. RCAVICTOR A / e w V is t a Club To Host Tournament with By Donna Kates The Longwood Tourist Club will hold a dinner meeting Thursday at 12:30 p.m. at the City Park with member* of the take Helen Shuffleboard Club aa special guesta. A shufflcboard tournament will follow the dinner which will be prepared at the park. Ulmer Cleland Dies In Tampa ' H |S p a c e A g e S e a le d C ir c u itr y | SEE IT A T * SanfordElectricCo. 118 M agnolia 322-1562 *4 THRIFTY CHEVYXZ-HawSpari OW0O N e e d a Hear O n e ? *84 SPORTY, MOREPOWCSFUl C0RVAHMMtaaQehOMipt Oviedo PTO To Meet By Bernice Kelsey The Oviedo Parent-Teach­ er Organization will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Oviedo High School auditor'ftim. The program will be pre­ sented by the school's drama class which It sponsored by Mrs. Ralph Neely. 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That and exactly how reaeonable the price can be for you to bo able to enjoy eo much car. And If we had room h en we could go on tad Bit all (be engines Chevrolet offers, ranging up to an extivooet 425-bp V8 in the big Chevrolet And all the different transmissions. And the umpteen different exterior and interior color choices. And the model* with bucket i r. a t a “ It'a a Pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic" •% 2* HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SEC O N D A N D PALM ETTO SANFORD 322-0711 J A.._C �) Hoi’ Whose Han’? A popular song e o m n tly adding dimension end manning to the lives o f teen-agers has a young man be­ sieging the girl o f his fancy for about three straight minutes with the constantly repeated words, " I wanna hoi’ your han’." The young man is in fact four young men, the Beatles, those un­ tonsured and ululant minstrels who have proved what geologists have long known: the British Isles are sink! Worry Clinic The desire expressed in the lyrics o f this new song certainly seems a modest enough goal for any suitor. To hoi’ a girl’s nnr’ is well within the bounds o f proplety, not only in our own time but would be so in the very court o f Queen Vic­ toria. The song certainly belies charges that young people are completely promiscuous and romantically unin­ hibited. In fact, they seem pretty dull. — (D.O.) Democracy Is Compromise A new game Js sweeping the country. It’s called "Do-It-Yourself Justice” (or sometimes “ Majority” ). Any number can play. It begins when ono person or group of persons say», "Give mo what I want—right now—o r I will walk in, sit In, study in, wade in, kneel in, march in until you do.” Tho other side replies, "Go ahead, but don’t blame us if you get your head broken." By the strange rules of the game, when someone soys he Is going to go somewhere you don’t want him to go, or do something you don't want him to do, he Is "inciting to violence” and you may feel free (if you have tho larger mob at your back) to indulge in violence against that person or his property or any innocent bystander. The popularity o f the game is not confined to any one part o f the country. It was played in tho City o f Brotherly Love recently when a minority, threatening violence, dic­ tated the manner in which a sup­ posedly festivo parade was to be held. It was' played in Cleveland the other day when the mere prospect o f minority picketing in front of a school influmed u majority und set o ff a mob scene. As is typical in these matches, most o f the violence was inflicted upon pasBersby or newsmen (at odds of 100 to one), for the pickets never showed up. This is the trouble with do-ityourself justice, which is, alss, not a game but ail too real. The question of what Is right and what is wrong — or what Is in between—which is difficult enough to judge in a quiet courtroom or around a conference table, becomes totally lost in a surg­ ing sea of emotions. Violence, once let loose, becomes an end in itself. Democracy la a compromise, or a groping toward compromise, be­ tween the interests of the majority and those of minorities. When the will of one prevails through force or the threat of force, there is not democracy but tyranny. Thought For Today And he said to them, Why are you afraid, O men o f little faith? Then he rose nnd rebuked the winds and the sea; and there was a great calm. — Matthew 8:26. • # • God moves in a mysterious way His wonders to perform; He plants his footsteps in the seu And rides upon the storm. — William Cowpcr. Letters To The Editor The Kereia let­ ters fees* He reaSere an *ablie affalra. Tha writer war a.a ■ pan ssat pravUU* the Mltar aIsa rarrlra tha welter's Iran aawa an* aSirraa. Letters al trwrr than ISO warSa will ha nlraa prefer***-., untr* adJreeeed (a .there are IU— tri­ able praetor* thar da aat deal la paraaaalltlna. Psetir >• sel pahllehe* hr Tha Ureal*. he is paid and with whom he asioclales. Actually this la not ■ fight over civil right* or human right*. Every American has elvll right*—li* fan v « t o w n property, travel freely, and do all the things • citizen la privileged to do. The fight la over aoclal rights, and social right* can not lie conferred by statute—they must be earned. At the time of thla writing It appears that the civil right* bill wilt pass through the house. It will then be upon the Senate to decide whether the bill or any portions of It should be passed or eliminat­ ed. The purpose o f this letter Is to urge each of your read­ ers to take a few momenta of your time and write to your senators In Washing­ ton, urging them, and 1 re­ peat, urging them to vole against the civil rights hill a* it stands at the present time. To give you some o f the highlight* of the proposed bUl, I will Hit below briefly whai It covers under various sec­ tions: Your right as a homeowner to rent, lease, or sell your home* aa free individuals would be completely eliminat­ ed. The right of realtors and developer* of residential pro­ perty to act aa free agents would alio be eliminated. The right o f employers to hire or discharge any in­ dividual and to determine hla compensation, terms, condi­ tions, or privileges of employ­ ment mould also be eliminate ad. The aenority right* o f all persons under the Federal Editor, Herald: Civil Service Act would be Never before In history have changed. our rllhta to operate a busi­ The seniority rights of la­ ness aa we do today been bor-union member* within in Jeopardy as much aa they their locals and In their ap­ are at the present time. The prenticeship program* would Civil Rights BUI that la cur­ also be changed. rently under discussion In the The right of farmers to House in Washington, if pass­ freely choose their tenants ed, could bring this country and employes would be chang­ closer to communism than It ed. has ever been before. The right of boards of All o f ua have heard of (he trustees of public and pri­ many discussions pertaining vate schools and colleges to to thla bUl aa to the human determine the handling of rights or equal rights for Ne­ student* and teaching atatfa gro citizens of this country. would be changed. Actually thla ia a cloak or a The right of owners of Inna, cover-up to enable the federal hotels, motels, restaurant!, government to gel tighter con­ cafeteria*, lunchrooms, soda trols over your business and fountains, motion picture your fellow Americans. bouses, thra.eis, concert halls, The civil rights bill as pro­ sport* arenas, stadium* and posed would set aside the other place* of entertainment guarantees of Individual right* to freely carry on their busi­ that are contained presently ness In the service of their In our constitution. It will give customers, would also be one person, the attorney gen­ challenged and changed. eral o f the United States, The right o f tha states to more absolute power over the determine tha qualifications Ilf# and properly of the people of voters In all federal elec­ of thla country than any In tions and many slate election* dividual ha* ever possessed would be changed. In history. He could control We would have federal In where a man Uvea, cats, for apector* who would dictate to whom he works, the money you or else you would be pen­ alised or go to Jail, should you fail to to comply to the new civil right* measure. Normally each of us alts Altamonte Rprings Lake Mary j back and waits, assuming Mrs. Julia Harto* Mrs. Franre* Wester that someone else will do thla 888-1318 3II-03IR Job for us, Now It is up to Lake Monro* Bear Lske-Foreat City each of ua to take It upon our­ Mrs. Maryann Miles 31ra. 11. L. Johnson selves to write or wire TO­ 888.3678 323-4723 DAY, or u m any other way Casselberry Longwood that you care to communl Mr*. Donna Estes Mrs. Jan* Casselberry 836-3317 888.6048 cat* with your senators In Washington, UROLNO them Chuluota North Orlando Mra. Mona Grlnstead not to pass the current pend Mrs. Joan Magla 322-221)1 383-3743 Ing civil righto bill. It would also be well lor each of you Oatecn DeBary Mra. Clarene* Snyder Mrs. Adam Muller to aeod copies o f these letter* 822*4841 68S-4418 or other letters directly to Oviedo Enterprise your representative now aerv Mra. Gaorg* Kolaay Miss Helen Huodgraaa lng In the Homo from your >86-3466 66S.RI33 district. The civil righto bill baa been described by many aa the rawest ax*relic of unre­ strained power nod the moat supreme contempt o f the legislative process that baa Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tuea., February 11.1964 occurred la the loth century. Again I would repeat the urgency of this appeal to WALTKJS A. H sa w w , a u m i a each o f you, no matter bow — "■IK v a i m i a a U n tlsU ea big or bow email, or what type of business you are' In, h ot oaaas Advertising Manager to voice year opposition to­ ■aaaiiBTT a. joiiusou day. A further delay could ClasaUle* Dlreeter JAHOS IM IM ilU a coat you tha freedom that yon easiness Msnager now enjoy. rasa w ells Herc’d Area Correspondents QHp fy rttto else baaleal l u l Grady I*. Duncan Dr. Crane’s "B le ss Y o u r H eart Charles, It Dori't H u r t‘a M it e ! " Bruce Biossat— Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON — (N EA ) —There la not now, nor 1* tliera likely to be, a special band of men devoted to preserving the "Kennedy en­ tity" in politics apart from tha current fortunes of Freeident Lyndon D. Johnson. High-standing numbers of the Kennedy circle aay no such course ever has been contemplated. They consider It unwise, Impractical and unfair. Says one In the White House: "When you stay on in this building, your loyalty has to be to tha man down­ stair*." It i* perhaps prv|K-r to maka thla point anew, alnro things keep popping up to feed the endless speculation that Johnson and the Ken­ nedy group are basically In­ compatible and hence in the grip o f centrifugal forces. lb s Boston-Austln Axis has been busaed at by ha­ rassing elements from tha moment it was born in Los Angeles In 11)110. Hut the tttcllra always have failed. Toilay Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy's name Is on the minds of many Dem­ ocratic politicians looking to tha fall. Yet no evidence ex­ ist* that either he or any who have been In long close bond with him end the late John F. Kennedy have any wish to build a aort of “ second force" in Democrat­ ic polllca. Thla aaya nothing, nat­ urally, about any future personal political goals the attorney general may dovelop. Nor does It limit San. Edward M. (Ted) Kennedy's activity Incident to hla reelection bid in Massachus­ etts. The point, again, is that tho Kennedy men continuing In government ere serving tha ntw man. One aide's view of it: "The reason I ran do this is Lyndon Johnson was a perfect vice preeldent for John F, Kennedy." Kennedy evidently realis­ ed from the start that hla link with Johnson would be assaulted. Friends say he waa determined to bind It tlghL Mindful of Johnson's pride end stature as a threedecade veteran in Waahington, tha late President pass­ ed the word to him early In 1001 that ha could hava un­ limited access to his pre­ sence without prior notice or appointment. Johnson did not In fact avail himself o f that privi­ lege but generally sought appointments in r e g u l a r fashion. Kennedy, it ts said, went much beyond this. In the toughest language o f which he was capable, he ordered broadeest throughout t h e Whit* lloui* the word he would fire any staff man who in any way disparaged either the vice preeldency or the man who held it. Ha understood what it had meant for Johnson, long a wiclder o f power, to have taken a Job without power. It would l>o foolish to Imagine that therenftsr total love and understanding flow, ed nnd waa maintained be­ tween tha Kennedy and Johnson people. Hut Ken­ Barbs ny Hal Cochran Some overweight la dua to too much lifting with knlfs, fork and spoon. Things can really get rough when you reach 76 if you lota control o f the car. nedy’s tough message put a big damper on any serious attempts to aaparato the two men. One Informant aaya that In the end It was the hardheaded political pragmatism of both men that prevented any rift. They knew the realities of their position. The contagion of that practical relationship seems to linger on. With Johnson now at tha top, the Ken­ nedy men are In hla service. How that will be performed, In the White House and tha campaign, will maka aoma of 1004'a moat I n t e r e s t i n g news. CA8E R-480: Marcia D., •ted 20, la the coed mentioned yaitarday who treated her adoring sweetheart Ilka a doormat "D r. Crane,” aha explained, " I don’t know what makrs ma ao mean and croaa to Roba rt "F or ha ia the moat gallant and thoughtful paron I havt ever m at "But sometimes hla gallan­ try Juat makta ma want to acraaml "Maybe I aound craiy but I Juat wiah he’d ahake mo or even apank met "B ut tha mora irritating I become, tha mora aoothlng and meek Robert will be. "That infuriate* me still mora, eo I act even meaner than ever. "Hut he take* it) If he were like my two brothere with whom I grew up, he'd emack me down. What’e wrong with m et Am I abnormal? You hare heard the old adage that "oppoilte* at­ tract." But that doesn't mean op­ posite* In religion or race or Ideals, economic level* or even hobbies. Tha "opposites” In that adaga mean "sexual oppo­ site*.” Women thus want domi­ nant, mascuiina escorts, not alsay males. And tha usual man dealras a vary feminine girl; not e half-man! You female reader* know very well that you’d not rellih being kitted by a eisay man who wore rouge and lipstick, plus dainty femlnlna lingerie! Well, how do you expect a man to get s thrill out of your klaeea when you adopt mala clothing, coars# lan­ guage, liquor, cigarettes and avan lewd atoriea? Girls will cry in vexed frustration because they are afraid they fill appear some­ what masculine, due to futs on their upper lip or hair on their legs, yet they then do something far worse! For they will adopt other secondary maaculine charac­ teristics, Ilka cigarettes, li­ quor, rough talk or even pro­ fanity) Girls, get hep! Any one of those bad habits will defemlnlnlze you far more than a little fuss on your lip or hair on your ahlnil Marcia la tired o f always being treated as an angel. Her boy friend hat Idolised her to the point where her every whim become* hla law. He waits on her hand and foot, and accepts her affronts with meekness till she regards him as sissy. She then indulge* In more meanneis in the hope o f final­ ly making him blow up ao he will treat her as a temper tantrum brat. Notice that the mentions her own chilhood where her two, brother* batted her around at times when she got In their way; So Maria learned (ae most girls do) that a normal mala may be gallant at times, but don't impose on him too farl Her boy friend, howevor, lets her Impose indefinitely, ao aha la urgently trying to prod him Into giving her some physical mauling. Sometimes a child will like­ wise Irritate a parent delib­ erately into punishing him, for the youngeter prefers a physical "laying on o f hands” to being Ignored In favor o f the new baby. Marcia likewise la Indulging In this childish "provocative naughtiness” to make her boy friend aseert hi* masculine dominance. So send for my 200-polnt "Testa for Sweethearts," en­ closing a long stamped* re­ turn envelope, plus 20 cents and learn how to win a mat*. (Always write to Dr. Crane in cere o f this news­ paper, eneloaing a long stamped, addressed envelop* and 20 cent* to cover typ­ ing end printing coat* when yon send for on* e f hie booklet**.) SEE US FOR — F R U IT T R E E S Peach — Pear Plum — Persimmon Pecan — Citrus • Grapevilie Nursery 2221 Grapevilie Are. FA 2-0886 "Scott* Dealer” Quotes Any time a public event can* lot be handled by the public ireea there le something amlae. wouldn't aey.there la anyhlng wrong, but it la Juat not ig h t -Clayton Fowler, president, Dallaa Criminal Bar Asso­ ciation, criticising ban on broadcast*, photos, o f trial o f Jack Ruby for murdar In connection with Ui* Le* Os­ wald slaying. I f Y o u H a te C o ld W e a th e r SAVE-BY-MAIL Elisabeth and Burton art acting liko a couple o f kids in s play pen, foot-atamplng and petulant —Eddie Fisher, commenting on hasela over hla divorce from Lis Taylor. lb * beet, long rm 4 m • tardea vegetable end eattie fodder, waa not prised for Ita sugar until 1800. half ■ cen­ tury after the discovery tbit beet Juice wu the sun* as that in sugar cane. Both Napoleon and the King of Prussia were Interested In promoting the cultivation of sugar beets. By the time of World War I. beets provided more ef the wodd'a sugar than eeM. OLDSFB5 Stepped up in size, stepped up In performance ...fo r everyday owner driving! Look for the HOME MORE CAR THAN EVER... AT A LOWER-THAN-EVER PRICEI Aay way you look at M . . . this new F-86 la para value all the way around I More atretch-ont rooea l , . . plue 3 0% more trunk apace! Mara aewe the hood, including a spirited new Jetflre Rocket V-8 or dollar-** vin* Ecoa-O-Way V-81 And m en modal* to cbooae from . . . mi priest (Aat mart lower Ua* a w . See your Olds Dealer now . . , atop F-Ml m aim M M /S f MOWSmum P re se n te d B y S h o e m a k e r C o n stru c tio n C o. In R a v e n n a P a r k H O L L E R M O T O R SALES CO., Cor. 2nd fir Palmetto % �y* See, Shop, Save... in Seminole County! Mr. Boyd Coleman allows tlio famous Lawn Boy lnwnmower with grusscntchor attachment nt Gnlnr Lumber and Hardware Co. You'll find all models in their complete garden supply venter. VISIT GATOU at 700 French Ave. (Adv.) The “ Beatle Bob” with u sophisticated flair! This convertible rut can be styled in many o f the newest fashion trend hairstyles. Here Niki Ash­ by's hair has simplicity in styling movement to add to the "frosting" streaks. Betty Ann o f lletty Anne's Hair Styling is res|K>nsih]e for its. effectiveness. Call for Mnliel Domnin or Betty Ann at 322-11)13. (Adv.) Mrs. S. It. Stnniil (Gloria) wearing Arnel Jersey lounging slacks & overlilousc. "A Must" In Gloria's wardrobe when she and Commander Stanul entertain informally at home. Can be seen in Black, Pink und Aqua nt Mary Esther's. (Adv.) 6aii(urh Ijrralb S lit Fell. 11, 1901 — Pngo 5 T roop 242 Observes Scout Sunday Br Frances W rslcr Boy Scout Sunday was ob­ served at the morning worship service of the Community Presbyterian Church in Lake Mary witli the local Troop IJ attending in a body, dies-ed in uniform, with ilieir Seoul Muster, Itoy Howell Jr. Scouts serving us ushers for the service were David Ben­ son, Craig Keogh, Tom Penson, David Cochran, Hurl.y llcnson and Stanley Howell. The lioop was presented to the congregation and came forward to give their salute and pledge o f allegiance. Bov, John Pilley commended the troop for its past nrhirvainrntH and brought out the fact that it is the only troop in tin* state that can perform the tiudilional Scmlnolu In­ dian ceremonial dances. FORDS RACING PROGRAM BUILDS BETTER CARS! » a a *. How Ford racing helps bring you a better car Farm Brief Bed meat consumption per capita is expected to rcucli 170 pounds per person in l'Jlit, about six pounds more than in IVU'2. Most of the gnin will lie in beef consump­ tion. Shown — is tho Keumore 3-Cycle, 2-S|>ccd, All iton-elam Automatic Wnsher, specially priced for this event at SI08.00, Delivered ami in­ stalled. Tills washer is uvailnble with no money Down, nml on Sears’ Bud­ get Payment Plan. Sec it toduy nt Sears Catalog Sales Store, 115 E. First in Downtown Sanford. (Adv.) Legal Notice Communist Tactics Outlined By Francos Wester I)r. I.uis 1’ercx captivated hi* audience from the start when lie spoke at the Luke Mary Chamber of Commerce (meting last Thursday night, giving first an eight-minute tndoeliinary o f half truths end lira as an example of the kind of propagnmlu the Com­ munists feed people. lie then explained, “ Don't let anybody t a l k t o y o u against your own country— here, or anywhere. You help to destroy your own nation if you do. When you find uut v hut they are Up to, you <|uit; hut you have helped weaken your country'. •‘.Study the diffcience be­ tween Democracy and Com­ munism, and study the resuite. Then you will know which you want. The Com­ munists know what they want — to win the world. Our firat step to fight Communism ia to teach our children Democracy und Communism so they cun know how lucky they are to be living her# where half lha world wants to be. ••Americana hava lived ao free they do not realise wiiat they have. Five years ago Cuba « i i free, too. They didn’t know whmt they hod, and lost it-" Dr. Perex cam# to the Unit­ ed Stales in lUSfl. He said he had lost one country; ha made Die mistake o f not knowing what he bad. Now he does not want to lose this country. He is willing to help any way he can here to wake America to tho fact that Communists arc here and intend to take our freedom away. "The Peace Corps is one of tiro best wea|rons we liavo to­ day. These volunteers are fighting years o f communism built up hy career masters and making big progress,** Dr. Perex went on to expluin, "Democracy is fo r everybody.i We do not need new ideas. This country was founded on the right ones. We already have all the tools we need. We just need to use them again. We need to be reborn Ameri­ Senator Johnson To Give Talk In DeBary By Mra. Adam Muller Orange County S t n a t o r Beth Johnson will ire guest speaker at today’s 7 p. m. meeting uf the D ellar, Civic Association in the Community Center. Following her address a concert will Imi presented hy the Bcmionle High School Band. A fr«# will offering will ha received for benefit o f the Community Building Fund. A check in th# amount of has been received from the DeBary Chamber o f Com­ merce fo r the kitchen equip­ ment fund. can. Every day we should read purl o f our Constitution and the Declaration of lndc|iendcnca.” Dr. I'erct stressed tins need to put Ur use again tils prin­ ciples on which tlris country uus founded and to wake up to the danger that ia around u«. Legal Notice i: n r ....... .. Knit t »\ liKKir ««er. SI.IS KlarlSa arelelvs ••f mini NOTICK 1U liu m .lir G1VK.N. Tlist I’etar It. a Ituth XI. John­ son Ihs hoMtr o f th# followIne rcrtlflcsts has file* saM certificate for tat deel to l>« Issued thersos. Th* certifi­ cate number and rssr of ltsuan<-e. the dserrlptlnn ef the prupert). and Ihe names In which It was assessed srs as follow *: fertlflcals No 7*1 Tear of m iiii Issuati'e IMS \ oT irr. n r sk it TO I R A h P tl It I U U I O N I i n i ANNA V: MMlIONh. hit wife. I >efrii.lant« T o i l AND K VCIt OF TOD s rs h treby notified that suit ha* been commenced agsli.sl you In I lies Circuit Court o f the Ninth J ml IHa | Circuit o f the Ktate o f Florida In ami for Hsmlnole County, th* a bbre­ viated till* o f which Is: WUItQIIESTBR M K ClIvvit'A SAV­ ING b BANK. 1*1,Intlff, HAI.CII It. SI (I Nit tNS and AN­ NA K- SIMMONS his wife. It*, fandaale, In Chanc*ry No. lltAO. Tb * natura e f this stilt Is a fo rtolo su r* o f that t e r . aln mortirass front wild <lafetelant* to plaintiff, dated May 31. 1M3 and rs mrded June 33, 1941 In Official Ita. cor-le Hook 433 l>ata *47 o f tb* Public lleourds o f K*ntlnols County, Florida, encumbering that certain pier* o r parrel o f property located, situate, and being n said County and Stats, to-w lt ; 1-ot *0. SAN IsANTA, T H IR D SUCTION, a cco rd ­ ing to tb* plat th ereof as rs r o r d e l In IMst llook 13. I'ag* 73. Public Record* o f bemlnol* County, F lo r­ ida. FACII OF TOD ARK RKQDlliKIt to fit* your antwar or other written defenses to th* Complaint with tlia c le rk o f tha Circuit i*.urt o f Seminote Count y. Florida, In title proceeding and lo eerie a copy thereof upon tha plain­ tiff's attorneys, whose nattiet and addraee a rt hereinafter e«t forth, as required by law aot later than th* 34tli day o f February !M4. In default th ereof the cause will procei.l • > parta upon tha entry o f a Itecise Pr* Cotif*#eo Iga lo e t you W’ lT K K M a * hand and the offlciet seal o f aatd Court In I Seminole County. Florida. Hill 3tth day o f January |tf|. n est • tim n x ok pitnpr.ii t r I.MT I V. Orltnia Gardens Klrst Addition Name In will'll assessed Or. lenta ferneries Inc. All of said propertr he Ins In the fou n lr of (Seminole, state of Florida. I'nleae such certificate shall bs redeemed areordlne to law th# propertr described In aurli tertlflrsts will he sold to lbs highest bidder at the front door of tbs rentinol* County Court lions# el Sanford. I'lorIds. on Ihe firs* Monday In (UK'! .) th* month of Xlarrh. 1**4, Arthur It B e ck* Ith. J r . which Is th* tnd day af Xtarch, Clark o f th* Circuit Court Hri Martha T. Vlhlss mi I>at#d this trd dag ad J a n ­ uary. IIM. (Official Clark'* naal) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Clark Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida By: O. Troy Kay. Jr, DC. PubiUh Jan. II A Fab I, It, II. IMI. C D 4 -I I Deputy Clark B E A R D A U * UK IDLE T AND LEW IS Attorray for Pla in ti ff *u North Court Street Poet OffW* B ox H i t Orlando, Florida Publish Jaa. I I A P*P 4. 11, II. 1M4. CDQ-TI F O R D O U T S C O R E S C O M P E T IT IO N N E A R L Y 2 T O 1 IN N A S C A R -S A N C T IO N E D S T O C K C A R R A C IN G ! Ford is king of NASCAR competition, and Ford Motor Company has the NASCAR Achievement Award to prove it! I-akL season hpecial Ford entries won every' single stock car race of 500 miles or longer, and scored nearly twice a.s many points os any other make, as shown in the chart l**low. These 500-mile races are the ultimate test of Most automotive engineers will tell yon that the track is one of Choir most valued laboratories. For example, track competition led directly to the following changes in the Fairlane 289 V-8 engine: better block, improved pistons, improved valve train, stronger connecting rods and Iwlls. Such improvements contribute not only Ut Ford’s winning track record, hut also to ths total performance so important lo your everyday driving. Test-drive a '64 front Ford soon, and see! inherent durability and dej>endability. The ability to stand up under the punishment of a 500-mile race is proof of Ford's total performance . . . performance that will bene­ fit you in your type of driving. In two other major stork car racing associations, I MCA and MARC, Ford drivers also wrapped up the 1063 championships. WINNINGPOINTSSCOREDIN1963NASCAR-SANCTIONEDCOMPETITION woo flMTTMf mamm Fairlane V-8 Helps Cobra Win Sports Car Championship cHcnmurr M M t a m n ia TOTAL PERFORMANCE W IN S MOTOR TREND “CAR OF THE YEAR” AWARD roedpowarad Lotus (hot mad* racing history In last yaar's Indisnspoh* 600 Thia award went to the entire Ford lin e—with a special s a lu te to F o r d 's to ta l perform ance. > t The Cobra, with its modified Fairlane engine* emerged last year as the undisputed leader in the sports car field. Cobra won the Manufacturer’s Trophy in SCCA Class "A " production competition by so great s margin that no other ear-U .S. or foreign—was even in sight. The -same basic Fairlane 289 V-8 that powered the Cobra is available in any of eight Fairlane models for 1964—giving sports-car spirit to this roomy family-size car. 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A SCOUT IS THRIFTY FLORIDA STATE B A N K them the best dairy products possible P E R F E C T IO N B U ILD ER S, Inc b A IR C O N D . OMS4I A SCOUT IS REVERENT Bevereace goes further than Just one’s own belief in n fwpeet ef others to believe aa they see fit and to nuke the "Gulden Bale” a pari of all 1— *—,g Charles K sm p f K sm p f T itle and Guaranty Corporation • VTTLB CLOSINGS • TtTLB INSUEANCK • BSCSOW SB SM HOSTS PAW AVENUS TBLBPIONI tSS-MM SANFORD. �/* •' f f • A f J. <1 Oviedo W ins; Lyman Defeated Lions Turn Back Pierson By 68 To 52 Tha high-riding Lion* of Oviedo rode high again Mon day night ■> they turned beck a itubbom Pierson cage team by a aeore o f 68 to 62 in the Yoluala County town. The Llona maintained their average o f 65 pointa per con teat and more or leaa coast­ ed to their 14th victory of the aeaaon against only four setbacks. Led by Jim Courier who took over for 6-foot-4 center Seth Rook — out with an ankle injury — the Llona went right to work and grab bed a 17 to 14 lead at the close o f the initial period. In the second quarter, the Lions , picked up 18 more and used a press to limit Pierson to only nine points. Leading 30 to 23 as the two clubs went into the third chapter, both clubs eame up with 15 pointa to keep it a contest. But in the final frame the Lions ~ came up with a wide open attack and recorded 23 pointa. Plemon fought back with 14 but they couldn’t compete with the Lions. Although they racked up 68 pointa, the Lions actually were o ff in their shooting game. They connected on Just 30 percent o f their shots. But the Lions also led in the rebounding game, with Cour ier coming up with a fine evening.. Courier led the Llona in acorlng with 21 pointa but Pierson’s Sammy Miles took high scoring honors with 25. Rex Brooks had 16 fo r the Liona while shooting ace Stan Cowart o f Pierson was held to 15 pointa. In the junior varsity en­ counter, Oviedo made it a clean sweep when the Baby Lions stomped on the Piereon juniors, 66 to 27. < Oviedo is looking forward to Jts “ big gam e" o f the season Friday night when the Lions move into Orlan­ do for a go at the Metro ' Conference ' leaders, Evans' Trojans. Legal Notice x o n c e o r a f f l ic a t io x r o w T A X DBKD <*»«■. is e .tq r m u a statute* a t least n o tic e is H Enr.ur a i v . XN. That Peter H. A Ruth M. Johnses the holder o f the f o l ­ lo w in g certificate baa filed eald certificate fo r tax deed to be Issued thereon. The c e r ­ t i fic a t e -n u m b e r and re a r o f leau aned, tha description o f the property, and the name In which It w a s aaeeeeed are as fo llo w s : , Certificate No. SOI T e a r #f Issuance l i l t DESCRIPTION OP PRO P ERTY Lot 111, J. O. Packard’ s 1st Add. to Midway vNama la which aaaeased Ella iti McDonald. All o f la id pr obalng la tha County o f r arty aminote. Slate at Florida. Unlast such, certificate shall ba redeemed accordin g to la w the property described In tuch ce r­ tificate will be sold to the highest bidder at tha front d oor o f tha Semlaola County Court Houea at Sanford. F lo r­ ida. on the first Monday la the month o f March, l i l t , which It the 2nd day o f March, m i. Dated thla trd day o f J»n-, uary. l i l t . (Official Clerk'a Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , Clerk Circuit Court. „ Seminole County, Florida llyt O. Troy Hay. J r , DC. Publish Jan. II, A Feb. 4, 11, is . i i n . CDQ-IT x o n e w o r a p p l ic a t io n PO R T A X DRKD (Ssk 1*4.11 Florida BUtwtee •f i»t*i NOTICE IS HEHEUT O IVKN. That ra te r H. A lluth M. Johnson the holder o f the f o l­ low in g certificate has filed aeld certificate for l a s deed to be Issued tbereou. The ce r­ tificate number aad year o f Issuance, the description at the property, and tha name In which “It was attested are at fo llo w s : Certificate No. TT7 Tear «r Issuance IMS DESCRIPTION OP PRO P ERTT Lots Described In DB IT Page ley A D U IS* Page STS Sec­ tion 7 Township SIS H an ts IS Hounds Cool Strikes • • • After Good Spares First Period After a hot first period In about Betty Allen, the facts By John A. SpolsU To borrow slightly a phrase, are that Betty waa confined which they posted 14 points, “ This is the Week That Was1 briefly at the Seminole Me­ the Lyman High Greyhounds referred to in last Tuesday’s morial Hospital but sbe'a turned colder than the pro­ column anent the Heart Coun now back borne and recuper­ verbial cucumber In a fourcil Promotion. Remember? point second stanza and the Starting this week, each ating just fine, think you. Leesburg Yellow Jackets She should be up and around time you mist a spare, you'll went on to ating tha 'Houoda, in a couple more days. be aiked to contribute « pen Along with all of the other 49 to 44, In an Orange Belt ny to one o f those heart con­ honors falling hla way, 1 Conference encounter In Lees tainer! with the overall col­ think that Gordon Honeycutt burg Monday night. lection going to the Seminole Leading 14 to 6 at the end Is also entitled to ''Professor Heart Council. of the Initial frame, the Jac It’a a good idea and an ex of Ups and Downi.” I'm talk­ kets took advantage o f the ing about Gordon's shooting cellent way of helping such In the two Wednesday night chilled Greyhounds to rack up a worthwhile project. 16 points and leave the floor leagues. I see Etta Dorman has been at intermission time with a First of all, m y only reason rollin’ a fine striking ball in 24 to 18 lead. the Monday Night Women's for mentioning aame la to Lyman could never recup# prove ones again that there Scratch League. She tossed a rata even though it came back high single of 188 and con­ ate times when tha breaks with 14 pointa is tha third cluded the bombardment with just coma your way. Then period while Leeaburg got IS a 520 night. Lota of split con there are those other nights and both clubs posted an even versions made by the gals, when you couldn't buy a dozen in the final quarter of atrike. also. plarGordon was well below the Erma Anderson connected Bill Tolson of the 'Hounds 500 mark for the City League on the 4-5-7; Doris Hock ahot sparked the Lyman drive with the 5-10; Charlotte Bassett 5 but came back strong In the 18 points but Leesburg's 6-10 and Etta Dorman clipped follow-up All Star League Mike Barrett took high point a baby split, the 2-7. Also with a 670-plus three games honors for the contest with helping their scores with these series. (Don't ask me, Gor­ 19. Lyman's outstanding cen­ difficult shots w e r e Sue don. I still haven't figured ter, Donnie Smith, waa off form with only 13 points. Jackson’s 5-7 and Pat Dear- this game out yet, either.) Johnny Wright continues on The Greyhounds now have a oiph'a 3-10. In the event you haven’t his merry way in the Singles record of 11 wins and nine Classic League. This pas* losses for the season and are read the current issue of the •’Woman Bowler," take a Monday waan't any exception five and five in OBC com ­ gander at page 48. It talka as be unlimbered with an­ petition. Leesburg Is to and about a gal who's been bowl­ other over 200 average four nine for the season. In the preliminary encount­ ing only four years and main game aeries, an 622. Johnny’s tains the top average in the big ones were 226 and 227 er between the Junior varsit­ state of Texas with a 188. In (On that 227 game, I know of ies, Leesburg’s Baby Jackets cldentally, that ranks Dolores a certain other fellow who took a 58 to 41 decision from Witte a i the seventh highest waa beaten by two pins and the little 'lloundi. woman's average in the na lost the Jackpot prize for that game. I’d rather not mention tien. She bowli in three other hla name ’ cause the tear* are leagues with averages of 182, sUll coming down my face.) It's not too many years 183 and 184. (No rooro cracks from me in regarda to the away when you’ll see automa tic scoring machines at bowl­ women being the inferior aex, Seminole High's bowling etc. Gee, that'a impressive ing establishments. ABC and team took a 2 to 1 decision the W1BC have Just approved after only four years, yeti) Monday afternoon at the Win­ Since I’ ve just boosted the the first machine which works ter P a rk ' Lines ' from th# much like a scorer on the gals 1 suppose it's only fair Oviedo Lions la the opening play If 1 give the gents a shot back of pin ball machines. match o f the newly organized Just another step in the line in the arm, too. The scores of progress for bowling which Inter-scholastic Bowling Lea­ from last week’s Mr. and gue. Mrs. League o f Friday night's hai raised the sport from the Len Re inhart's 472 aeries dark room atmosphere of group had all of the gents led the Seminoles and Rein­ yeari gone by. rolling higher games than Have you looked at the en­ hart was alio hlgh-pin man thetr wives (I think this la try blanks for the women's for the match. the first Umo it’s ever hap­ The two girls squad did not and men's annual city tourna­ pened, too.) compete but it la ho'wd, ments which are really only The Robinsons’ scores were a couple o f weeks awayT Seminole officials say, that Ron, 170 and Rose, 150; Jack They're on the counter for the two teams will make up Weible had a 166 as Irene the match the next time the your use. bowled a 111 and “ Steve-Ohtwo squads clash. Moonlight Bowling contin Recno” “ Kostlval t o p p e d Sanford: (624-688-745-2058); uea to grow and grow. If Elaina'a high gama 167 to ,156. Len Reinhart, 472; Rick Sleri, you're looking for fust then John Uhr tells ma of an un­ 368; Harold Unger, 856; Jim Saturdays at 9 p.m. with the usual feat accomplished by Norris, 420; Steve Baaaatt, 422. lights turned low, is the place Howie Harrison prior to tha Oviedo: (683-621-676-1980): for you—three games o f bowl­ start of Navy League play. Charles Beaaley, 347; Mar­ ing plus lota o f prizes. shall lin go, 376; Leroy Wood, First of all, you know U's Im­ 399; Jim Beaaley, 406; Jim pounds to laava all four back Brewer, 402. pins standing on a spare abot, Chiefs Sign Two the 7-6-8-10. KANSAS CITY (U P I)-T h e Well, they bad Johnny Kansas City Chiefs Monday Football M eeting Wright set these up and signed end Fred Rehrcman of COLLEGE STATION. Tex. Howls rolled the ball between Xavier and linebacker Ken (UPI)—Texai A IM will meet the t and 10 pins with tha 8 Johns of Weat Chester State Ohio State in football Sept. falling to its left, knocking the (Pa.). General Manager Jack 26, 1870, AAM officials dis­ S which in turn bowled over Steadman said Rcbremsn will closed Monday. Hank Foldthe T pin. be tried aa defensive end and berg. Aggla coach and athle­ In view o f the fact that Johns will ba used as a line­ tic director, made the An­ you Just can't leave four pins backer. nouncement. standing like that and yet here's Howie Harrison con­ verting them. He's the only man I know o f in the U.S.A. (or the world, I guess) who can say that ha converted the back line set-up. Howdja like that for an honor, HowieT (That plus 10 cent* will permit you to get a cup o f coffeo in practically any restaurant, sharp-shoot­ e r !) For those o f you wondering Tribe Bowlers Defeat Oviedo NIGHTLY MATINEES W E D „ F R I., S A T ., 2 P . M . X ' Name In which ateeeaed Eli­ sabeth O. McBride. All o f said properly b tln s la tha County o f Seminole. State o f Florida. Unless such certificate shall be redeemed accordin g to law the property described In such certificate w ill be sold to the highest bidder at tha front door o f tha gomlnola County Court Mouse at Sanford, FtorIda. oa tha tlrat Monday Is tha moath at March, 2**4, which la tha tad day o f March, R A C IN G K IN G S T A K E S SEMI-FINALS TOMORROW NIGHT THURSDAY LADIES NIGHT • Glass ewclomed Heated Gramdatamd • Luxurious Ctubbouas • Valet Paridag 1*44. Dated this Ird day o f J e s ­ usry. 1*44. (O fficial Clerk's Seal) Arthur M. Beckwith. J r , Clerk Circuit Court. Semlnolo County, PlorldA By: a. Tro y Ray. J r , D-C. Eubllsh Jan. U 4b Feb. A U . 1». 1*44. g . J Q EXCEPT SUNDAY i k u n ro Sorry! Nn Mineral n 9br Sanfnrh tyralb Feb. 11, 1964 — Page 7 Tribe To P lay M oere Tonight The Seminole High School quintet goes back Into Metro Conference competition to­ night in Sanford's Fleming Gymnasium when the Tribe hosts the Hornets of Bishop Moore. Kentucky Top Cat In SEC DRIRDLEPUSS — From the pained expression on the face o f Cincinnati Royals’ Jerry Lucas, left, you would think 7Ger Hal Greer, 15, had stepped on his foot as he dribbled past him in Philadelphia- Del Tona Seeks 7th S0KC Win Tonight Del Tons, one of the big­ gest winners at the SanfordOrlando kennel club, goes for her seventh victory of the year in tonight’s featured 10th race. The Juvenile Sprinter owned by Mrs. Manuel Souza ran her maiden race earlier thla year at SOKC and quickly gained gride A classification. Two of her wina have been against feature competition and the little 65-pounder just missed a berth In the king and queen championship when she ran sixth In last Saturday night's racing queen stake. Since last year's biggest winner — Duke Drake — won only 11 eveota for the season, Del Tona appear* to be rell on her way to an outstanding career In Greyhound racing circles. Tonight's entries: FIRST R A X 'R — s / i a M i l a — l i r a ! . R — I. J . f f Mae. S. H u r­ ry l l o m . GUdjr.. S. K a rin '. Pal. 4. T’ a Airy. 4. F l . . t »laIron. 4. Pay tiff Girl. T. Gold. n llraaril, I. Orbital S K I O N I I It M IS — B / I S N i l . — OraS. O — 1. P . a . r v l n s . • K1 Camlno Dutch.aa, I. Itorkat Pam, 4. Halil. McDuff, I. B .c c a l l o . . , 4. Strld. Far, T. Spot Gna.lp, I. Omar B. TH IRD HACK — B/IS Mila — liras. II — I. Km... S. Gary Tray, I. Talon’ s Carol, 4. Gay Satin, I. Party Plan, 4. H.n.'a Fountla, T. Go Slim, I. Dan­ ny I.ucky FUt'HTII HACK — B / I S Mil* —Grad* M— I. Gld.ly Gal. I. F.rrar l, I. n u n Vollm .r, 4. Woody BartUtt. I. O. B.'a Cool Kir.am, 4. Frllaaarald, T, F r o .l y F la k., Doneaot.r Snip FIFTH MACH — S/S MU* — l i r a s . X — 1. Inh.rltor, (. Blur, S. Ilhyni.r G., 4. V . l r . t Ula.p, I. Jodi* D .W IU, 4. Gain* Po w *r. T. Ebony Uln.a, S. I.utt.r SIXTH It ACM — S / t t Mil—liras* c — 1. Bar. it, I. Ilo tman, 1. Judy ll.d, 4. Doncaatrr Hhv, 4 Cindy llohhl*, « Hum'll Mad, 7. Honey Grand, I. Z r k . o I K V K V r f l RACK — S/M Mil* — l i r a s . U — l. Fair Hickory, S. Dana Rock, I. Datlaa CallIns, 4. Mldt.rm, t. Hhanprl I.a Jon. 4. Ka«l Point, 7. K w i.t llarbl*. I. Vel vet Shield KllillTII HACK — S/tS Mil*— l i r a s . H — 1. Tran w ay., I. 1’ogu ., I. Ocoa.lon, 4. Chrya.r, I. Demand Rock. 4. Tea Parliny, 7. Rock y’. Illu.a, I. G .na Fay* NINTH RACK — B/tS Mil* — lir a s . R — 1. Ml*. Dunmor*. S. H i t me n , t. Proud K . . I . , 4, M.rlmar, f . I I . m a r l . Hob, 4. Camara Bus, 7. Hll.nl Oract, I. On* Shot Walker TBNTH RACK — B/IS Mila — (iraS* A — 1. Dorla Die, t. Dal Tona, I. P .rr y HI. 4. W. D.’ a Orniarl, t. Tret Wlra, 4. Hook Tiay. 7. Ilu.ly J . t , ’ I. Donna's Ml*. Kay KI.KVMNTH HACK — » / ■ Mil* — liras* C— 1. Mlnnlt 0*1#., 3. Tu mblln s Ranla, I. Rtllta lloota, 4. T . i . m m a , I. Calm C e l l , 4. Com m G., 7. Gua.t A p ­ peal, I. Mot'S Ual United Press Iat.rnatioMl Tha Kentucky Wildcats are undisputed front-runners in th* Southeastern Conference today after disposing of de­ fending champion Mississip­ pi State in rough and tum­ ble contest that saw two players ejected fo r fighting. The second — ranked Wild­ cats won it 65-67 with a fin­ al mlnutoa surge that ever* cams a 41-40 halftime deficit Th* spirited first • period action saw Kantuckey'a Tar­ ry Mobley and State's Bill Andsrton engage in some bare-knuekle tactics that sent both to tha sidelines. A keyed up defense by M i a a 1a a i p p 1 State held Kentucky’* high scoring team to Its lowest point-total of tha season. Cotton Nash, leading scorer in tha 8EC, was held to only IS points, his lowest total o f tha sea­ son. Ted Deeken was high for Kentucky with 18 pointa and guard Doug Hutton bucketeJ 17 for state. In other action Monday night Alabama virtually de­ stroyed any hopea Georgia had o f making a bid for tha 8EC crown by downing tha Bulldogs 72-70 at Tuscaloosa; Tennea.ee romped paat Mia* sisslppl 82-54; and Auburn set up a tight fon t defense that stifled Florida 78-58. All conference team* are Idle tonight. The only action before Saturday la Wednes­ day night whan Georgia Tech hosts Vanderbilt. A win would put the Yellow Jackets back into a first plaea tie with Kentucky. FSU Loses To Memphis State MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U PI) — Senior forward Bob Neumann tossed in 27 pointa to spur aroused Memphis State to an 84-71 win over Florida Stats here Monday night Th* Tigers were looking for revenge against th* Flori­ dians, who beat MSU In their Brat encounter earlier in the season. The boats trailed moat of the first half but took the lead Just before Intermission and led 41-82 at the haU. Neumann became bird highest scorer In Memphis Stale history by bringing hla threc-seaion total over (he 1,000 mark to a 1,017 total. The win gave the Tigers a 13-8 season mark and dropped Florida State to 1-11. The Seminoles will make an effort to halt a four-game los ing streak and go after their fourth conference win. So far this season the Tribe has dropped eight loop encounters while winning only three. Head Coach Ralph Stumpf will undoubtedly go with scoring ace Mike Bowes who has posted 58 pointa In bis last two outlnga. Along with Bowes, Stumpl will probably us* Kenny Tyre, Barry Barks, Mike McClarey and Berry Johnson. Leading the Hornets tonight will be the Loop's scoring sensation, Gary Prelaser, who has a 19.8 average for the overall season and la the top scorer in the conference. With Preisser the Seminoles will face Rick Stclnke, Danny McNamar, Ron Edwards and Mike Miller. The main event will follow a Junior varsity preliminary while starts at 6:30 p.m. Jacin, Lorenzo Take Feature Jacin «nd Lorenzo, the pregame longshota, got off to an early lead to take the feature eighth event In Monday’s Mayfair Night” action at the Orlando Seminole Jai Alai Fronton. The winners, playing In the post one position, racked up three straight pointa In the opening stages of the match, then came back in the final round to run up two more markers for the victory. Gasti and Echanls were se­ cond in post six and AitlgaMuguerza finished third in post three. In the Matinee program, Ja­ cin teamed with Irigo to cap­ ture the All Star Doublet event. Elu and Ramon shared the afternoon Daily Double wins, a 6-5 combination that paid 181.20. Hwy. I M S ______ Saaferd-Orlando INNSBRUCK, Austria (U PI) —The 1964 Winter Olympics wound up In near chaos for the United States but there were unmistakable signs today that the outcome will be far different at Grenoble, Franc* In 1868. Virtually everyone here I* aware the United States took one of its worst beatings In Winter Olympic history and watched its international pres­ tige dip proportionately whra It finished a distant eighth to first place Russia in medals won during the games just completed. Probably the man moat aware o f It—and most deter­ mined to see that it never happens again — la Nicholas Rodli Nashua, N.IL, special assistant for athletic p r o grama in (he State Depart­ ment. Hla job is to keep up with what is going on in Interna­ tional athletic competition. Naturally disappointed over the U. S. showing here, Rodlt feels the United States should be at great a threat In the 1868 Winter Gamei at Gren­ oble as its track and field and swimming teams will be at the Tokyo Olympics this fall. M iss Fleming Is Honored LOS ANGELES (U PI) — Peggy Fleming, U. S. wom­ en’s figure skating champion, has been named Southern California athleta o f th* month for January by tha Helms Foundation. Tha 15-ycar-old s k a t e r , from Pasadena, captured tha title In Cleveland last month and represented th* U. S. at tha Winter Olympics in Inns­ bruck. MIAMI (UPI) - Creighton University of Omaha licked th* University o f Miami 184 to 84 Monday night in a one­ sided basketball gam*. The normally paint getting Hurricanes took the lead 7-6 in the opening minutes, than gave way to Creighton. For­ ward Rick Barry had 19 for Miami, below hla usual show­ ing. Charlie Officer led Creigh­ ton University with 80 point*. Tha Omaha team bad toe Hurricanes 85-37 at the half and in the eecond half Miami never got closer to winning thin 14 points. Postponed The scheduled match be­ tween the Lyman High Grey­ hounds and the Oak Ridge Pioneers of th* IntarscboUstie Bowling League Monday was postponed unlit Thursday of this week. THE DEPENDULES: SUCCESS CARS OP '8 4 Hie fuel is regular. The performance is premium. Premium performance doesn't cost a nkkle tstra la •*64 Dodge. Harmsaeries. Each it a torn-pricedcar. Aad aach labacked bpa bag, Becauseunder that handsomehoodlurksthalargest standardangiaa atrong 5-y**f/50,000-mlle warranty.* Yea could aatHy pay more la the low-price laid (311 ca. la. VI). It doetal cost yon mdra at for auchalie*automobile, but whyshouldyou?Seayour DtpaadaMi Mm gas pomp, eitherI Rugular grad* hrtJ suits It Jest lea. Dodpa Daaiar hwtaadl Dodge is a* hilarious is R Is Mvmfy. Tha Poiara I-door hardtop S S L , w m A w ir i* -T?*, ■*** sbovt, for instance, features a rich aaddla-greln vinyl iatariar, a •w •. comfort-providingNip-down centsr armrest, foamseat padding, aad thick wall-to-waNcarpmting—all standard equipment Vat ifa priced right with comparebia models of Ford and Chevrolet, la ail, there are twenty-two Dodg* modal* to chooaa Mm la a— CLUB i Creighton N ips M iam i 124-94 '64 D odge KENNt t U. S. O lppic Defeat One Of Its Worst > < a w ^ W S * got ft SEMINOLE COUN7Y MOTORS, INC. SANFORD, FLA. IBM W. FIRST STREET voua local J?-C t o * RANCH AMD COMMERCIAL USR fP A g r a a y w M C H W V U ifl -aa "TMt eoe hom show, nbc-tv. THE HI-MILER utraw .* -------- ---------555 W .F irstS t PH. 522*2821 • i % * ^TjT 0 0 4 *6 6 j i *M nr Tt j. ..:. ’ 1 �- - - - - - -H | v ' i ~ Feb. 11, 1964 Patricia Smith, C. Vanzura United At Nuptial Mass Patricia Ann* Smith becam* the bride of Carl Wayne Vansura Feb. 1, at All Soul'a Catholic Church, In a double ring ceremony. Rev. Richard Lyon* united the couple In marriage at the 11 a.m. Nuptial M an. White gladioli and chrysanthemum* decorated the altar. Mr*. F. E. Iloumlllat, organist, play­ ed a program of traditional wedding mualc. The bride, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Smith, was given In marriage by her father to the son o f Mr, and Mr*. Edward J. Vansura. For Oviedo W . C. Discusses Future Plans By Bernice Kelsey The board members of the Oviedo Woman's Club met re­ cently at the home of Mr*. R W. Kites, president. During the business ses­ sion, the member* discussed the final plans for the Club Fellowship Tea to be held at the Oviedo Woman's Club .on Feb. It from 2 to 5 p.m. Esch present member and past member la Invited and may bring guests. All members are Invited to attend a liquid embroidery party on Fab. 18 at 0:30 a.m. at the clubhouse. All proceeds from this party will go to the club. Also during the meeting, the members voted not to charge a fee for use of the clubhouse for the Science Club's educational program. Mrs. J. H. Staley reported that a donation had been made this year to CARE and Indian Welfare. Mrs. Ray Beasley, ctvle chairman, an­ nounced that the Combined Drive Is Incomplete and that donations are still coming In. It wss also announced that the Junior High students will hold their Valentine Dance at the club on Feb. 13. her vows she wore a white taffeU and lace formal dress. The fitted bodice was trimm­ ed with lore at the neckline nnd had long tapered sleeves. The full skirt featured row* o f lace and was caught In the front wltli a whlto row. Her finger tip-length veil o f Illusion fell from a crown o f seed pearl* and she carried a bouquet o f white roses. Margaret Smith was mat­ ron o f honor for her sister. She wore a dress designed in white lace over pink taffeta. Her flowers wero pink car­ nations. Michael 8mlth, brother o f tho bride, served as best man and ushers were Pat McClel­ lan and Ralph Donley. Mrs. Smith chose a blue dries with matching acces­ sories . for her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Vansura woro an aqua-blue dress with matching accessories. A reception at tho Sanford Woman’s Club was held Im­ mediately following the cere­ mony. Mrs. Michael It. Smith served the punch, Mr*. La­ mar Whiling served cake and tha bride's book was kept by Mr*. P. Ralph Donley. The brldo wore a blue and white knit suit and the cor­ sage from her bouquet when the couple left for a wedding Dessert Card Party In DeBary MR. AND MRS. CARL VANZURA Enterprise Personals Hy Helen Knodgrasa llonur roll as announced by Mrs. S y l v i a Harden, school principal, fur the past six. weeks period as follows; 4th grade; Mary Htarnea, Duna Semours, Richard Pot­ ter, Frvd l ’erreck, Donna l.aughlin, Lydia Hamilton, bth grade, Toney Ledford, Kurrest Nutt, John Belters, Patty McBride, Candy Wil­ cox, dth grade, Tom Hatchett, I l n n d y Spencer, Milanad* Crawford, Melissa German, Robert Murr. Fch, IH will he an impor­ tant day In Enterprise as there will be a breaking out o f nil the new talent In the area aa the P. T. C. is spon­ soring a local talent show combined with the next reg­ ular meeting to bo held at tho school rafetoriuin at 7:30 p.m. on that date. Mark your calendar now and plan to at­ tend and all you who have youngsters, there will be a nursery provided to caro for the younger ones so thut you W E D D IN G C O M IN G UP? we outfit the men In the partr. correctly . . . . comfortably. WHITES AND TUXEDO OUTFITS A SLIP HANGS. A COMPLI-FIT* FITS! A Compll-Fit bodies is seamed and shaped to follcw exactly th* contours o f your bra. It kavps the separation with a center anchor. To make U fit e v e n better the bodice la Smooth, not shirred, under tha bustllne. I Delilah in wonderful Antron® Nylon tricot — silky, cool and luxurious—lavished with Use on bodice and I Sixes 82-40A, 82-888 B Y W ARNER-LAROS* • Accredited ! / Charge A ccount! W elcom ed Dinner - Dance Art Benefit Wedding Plans Wedding plans are complete for tho marriage of Patricia Walker, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. John R. Walker, to Ensign Jack Walters Jr., (USN) son or Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walters Sr., Whllcville. N. C. The wedding will take place Feb. 22 at 5 p.m. In the Cha pel at Charleston Air Force Base, Charleston, 8. C. The bride’s parents will en tertsln the families and bridal party wltli a wedding dinner at the Ft. Kumter Hotel im­ mediately following Uie cere­ mony. Circle T o Sponsor The Anna Miller Circle will sponsor a dinner-dance Satur­ day night at the Elks Club. At 7 p.m. members will gnJoy a cocktail hour and char­ trip to Tampa. i Lakeland, Mr*. Maud Howr, coal broiled steak* will be Out o f town quest* here nnd Mr. and Mrs. Lainur served at 8 p.m. for the wedding were Mr. Whiting, Gainesville, a n d Dill Slayton and the “ Hide, and Mrs. P. Ralph Donley, |Mrs. Peter Costello, Orlando. away*" will provide music for dancing. T h e “ Queen of Hearts" will be elected to reign over the festivities, se­ lection will be by ballot. Com­ peting for the honor arc Mr*. Layman Goodman, Mrs. Wil­ liam Lipthrott and Mrs. Russ Spencer. All proceed* will go tc Harry Anna Crippled Chil­ dren’s Hospital. Tho circle Is sponsoring Cheryl Lynn G o o d m a n , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Layman Goodman, in the “ Baby o f the Year” contest. They arc planning a rum­ mage sale and will announce the date and place later. The next meeting will be Feb. 18 at the Elka Club and a spaghetti dinner will be serv­ ed at 8:43 p.m. to membera and their husbands. Walker, Walters Announced Anna Miller RENTALS U 1U * Of William Virginia Ruth W a r f e 1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murvin E. Warfel, and Wil­ liam Karl .McQuatters, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dale MeQuitters, were united In mar­ riage Fch. 2 at Pinecrcst Bap­ tist Church. Rev. William J. Gucs* per­ formed the double ring, can­ dlelight ceremony at 3 p.m. The church was decorated with white roses, pink glad­ ioli and potted paints. Mrs. Louis Husky was organist and Mrs. Cameron Paulk, soloist, sang "I Love You Truly" and "The Wedding Prayer." The bride, given in marri­ age hy her father, chose a while silk taffeta dress, bal­ lerina length, wltli a sweet­ heart neckline appllqucd with lace and seed pearls. The long tapered sleeves ended in points over her wrists. Her elbow-length veil of silk illu­ sion was attached to a head­ piece of lace and seed pearl*. Sho wore a single strand of pearl*, a gift from the bride­ groom, and curried a cascade of while roses centered with an orchid. Cheryl McQuatters. sister of the bridegroom, was matron of honor and wore u silk taf feta dress with a pink bodice and white flared skirt appllqued at the waist with lace. Credit Women Board Meeting Scheduled The Associated Credit Wom­ en’s Breakfast Clubs of Flor­ ida will have tlic Spring board meeting in Orlando at the Ro­ bert Meyer Motor Inn Feb. lfl at 12 p.m. “ Interesting Side* of Cre­ dit" will be tlic topics pre­ sented. Polly Junes will take all reservations and anyone in­ terested in the credit field is invited. might even participate In thla affair and If not at least you would enjoy It, without the youngsters for that time. They had a try out and sign­ up rehearsal last week, but thera will he another on the IMh so If you are interested they will consider singing, dancing, Instruments, skits, panoniimr, or comedy — * j call Mrs. Mirkey Nutt or Mrs. Anna Bella Trupf. This Is February whlrh moans Heart Fund month, so H ie Luke Monroe Home If yuu have not been con­ Demonstration Club will meet tacted yet for your dunatlon Thursday evening at 7:30 you should be prepared. Hel­ p.m. in the Monroo Commun­ en Knodgrass is the comniunity Building. Rev. Richard Wiggins, An­ The program will be on “ Up na Muria, Fla.. son o f Mr. To Date Food Sense.” and Mrs. Kermit Wiggins, Lemon Bluff, is conducting the week o f revival services curb evening at 7:30 p.m. Tlierc'a kits of fashion newa from Fuh. tl-U at the Harm'll Memorial Methodist church In this youthful clisrmer—offin Enterprise. All Invited. center closing, touches of bright contrast and two alceve lengths. No. 8338 with Photo-Guide Is In sites §, 10, 12, 14, 18, 18 Bust 30 to 38. Site 10, 31 bust, short sleeves, 3t* yards of 33By Maryana Mile* Mrs. C. J. 11all Iwot) of Hol­ Inch; H-yard contrast. To order send 60 cents in brook, Neb., will spend the remainder of t h o winter coins for esch pattern to: Creative Woman months with her daughter*/ Tha Sanford Herald M n . Esther H. Johnson of Box 438, Midtown Station Forest City and Mrs. Roy E. New York 18, N. Y. Jones of Plantation Manor. Add 10 cents for first-clasa Mrs. Halllwcll will be travel­ ing with Mr. and Mrs. A. mailing. Print name, addrese with Slear, also of Holbrook. son*, atyla number nnd site. Tha home of Dan and Sandy LaPoma on Palm Springs Osteen Road recently waa Invaded by four young men, one o f whom waa their son, Mario LaPoma. With hint were Char­ les Brucato, Thomas RomalTwenty-five membera of the do and his son. Thomas Ro- brotherhood o f the Osteen in a Ido Jr. AU are from Ro­ Baptist Church enjoyed • chester, N. V. chicken barbecue at Hoiacka 8356 8-18 This next weekend Don and Lake Tuesday awning. Sandy will have as their guests, his brother and alaCONTINUING 2ND ANNIVERSARY ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank La Pome and his ne­ phew and wife, Mr. and Mra. George Dillon, oil o f Avon, N. Y. Meeting Scheduled For Thursday CREATIVE — SALES W EAK 111 Magnolia Saafari FA 8-1888 Her headpiece was a short pink veil with pink bows in the hack. The bridesmaids, Mary An­ ne Haley and Mary Warfel ^fcVudm Thursday, Feb. 13 Central Circle will meet with Mrs. Guy Slcnstrom in Paola ut 0:43 a.m. Cecil Tuc­ ker will present a program on landscaping. Hemerocallis Circle will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, 1719 Sanford Avenue. There will be a bazaar and plant sale. Ivy Circle will meet with Mra. James L. Blythe, 104 Temple Drive at 7:43 p.m. Mrs. J. P. Cullen will present a program on Valentine Ideas. Woodroie Circle will meet at 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. John Walker, 211 Ridge Road. Members arc asked to bring their lunch, plants, containers and working tools for a work­ shop on flower arranging. Friday, Feb. 14 Hibiscus Circle meet* with Mrs. L. E. Spencer In Longwood at 2 p.m. The program will be a while elephant sale. Jacaranda Circle will meet with Mrs. Ben Wade, 1105 Lin­ coln Drive, at 7:30 p.m. Bose Circle will meet with Mrs. Charles Colo In Geneva at 8:43 a.m. The program will lie on gardens In color, Mrs. Harrison A. Peck will be Housewives Skating Session Each W ed . From 1 To 3 P . M . SKATING KINK Buford, F k Meeting Changed For Catholic Navy Wives Due to Ash Wednesday, the monthly meeting of the Cath­ olic Navy Wives Club will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Nursery School B u i l d i n g ; across from the Chapel. The meeting will consist al a question and answer period [ dealing with Faith and Mor­ al* moderated hy Father Ralph Kaiser, Catholic Chap­ lain. Navy wives of both active and retired personnel are in­ vited to Join the club or at­ tend aa guests. Washable leather g l o v e i will dry softer If rolled for a minute in a moist terry towel after they have been washed, says the American Institute of Laundering. of fine fabrics M oygashel Linens Solids • • • • 2.98 yd. Prints • • • • 2.98 yd. E m b r o id e r y ................ . . . 4.98 to 14.95 yd. See oa r selection o f pure Irish Linen. It's the talk o f the town. L et one o f our courteous salesladies show you these gorgeous Linens. LADIES ADMITTED FREE EACH WED. NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE MELODEE tlic speaker. Members are asked to furnish a sandwich lunch and in the afternoon they will visit Leu Gardens In Orlando. TOWELA • far ■ SHORTS 4 urplus U |of the bride, was flower girl. She wore a dress Identical to the bridesmaids and carried similar flowers. Larry McQuatters, brother of the bridegroom, Columbus, Ohio, served as best man and Butch Walker and James Warfel, brother of the bride, were ushers. Tlic bride’s mother wore a teal blue dress with a match­ ing Jacket. Her corsage was of white roses. Mrs. Me* Quatlrrs wore a rose-colored dress with a lacc bodice and chifion skirt with matching shoes and a white rose cor­ sage. A reception in the church Fellowship Hall was licld im­ mediately following Uie cere­ mony. The bride’ s table was covered with pink net caught up with pink flowers and tha attendants' bouquets w e r e placed on the table with the wedding cuke and a silver epergne of pink carnations and baby breath. The cake was made by Mrs. Dlngtnan and served by Mrs. Perry Sisler. The punch and coffea was poured by Mr*. Whit­ more and Mrs. Erwin. For her wedding trip tha bride wore a pale blue w-ool suit with a wedding band col­ lar, black accessories and a white orchid corsage, Tha couple will make their home at 341 Eighth Street, Roswell, New Mexico. Out of town guests were Mrs. William Weldle, grand­ mother of tha bride, Wells* vlllc. Pa., and tha grand­ father of the bridegroom from Iowa. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-5692 EVELYN'S UEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd A MAGNOLIA pring N ews Personals BE SURB AND VOTE FOR TOUR CANDIDATE FOR T R R "QUERN OP HRARTB"! wore pink taffeta dresses. Their lieadpicccs were short pink veils and they carried bouquets of white and pink rosea. Christine Warfel, aister MRS. WILLIAM KARL McQUATTERS Forest City LADIES' NIGHT WEDNESDAY O am M . Earl M cQ uatters W OMAN Personals Open FrL N igh ts 'W Q'im By Mrs. Adam Muller The Florida Federation of Art Benefit Deiscrt Card Par­ ty will be held Feb. 12 at 12:30 p.m. at the DeBary Manilon House, 210 Sunrise Boulevard. Guests are asked to bring their own card*, gentlemen are invited. Oil paintings, wa­ ter color pictures and other fine gifta have been donated for door and table prizes. Dudley Flagler, president, and A r c h i c McNaughton building chairman, will be o* the welcoming committee. The Federation of Art ways and means chairman, Mrs. Olnco Hinton and the follow­ ing committee will serve; Mr. and Mra. John F. Young, Mrs. Mildred l i a b c u c k , Clinton !. Sommer, Tinsley Miller, Mrs. If. Ifammcl, Mrs. M. P. Forrester, Mrs. Wil­ liam Hoffman, Mrs. George Brook*. Mrs. John Leone, Mrs. Chester Rcarlck, Mrs. Edward Balkwill, Mrs. Ches­ ter Kldridge, Mrs. Arthur Lambert, Mr*. A. L. Arring­ ton, Mrs. Harry Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dent, Mrs. Elton L. Lincoln and Mrs. T. Kolhass. Virginia Ruth W a rfel Becom es Bride 201 W. lat. ST. City SANFORD m a p in t s c �O suah ■Rt d bby D B A * ABBTi What la wrong with you? Flrat you ad via* a young married couple, who aak if it’a prop* •r to "tip " their minister for helpful coumellng, to give a "donation" to the church Inatcad. Then aome preach•r’a wife writea in crying poor mouth and aaya, “ No, giving the church a donation fo r eervlcea performed by the miniatcr makea about aa much aenae aa aending a 'tip ' to Conrad Hilton beenuae you got good aervico in hia hotel." And you agreed with her! You muat know that no self-respecting clergyman would a c c e p t money for performing a aervice that la part of hia Job. And another thing, moat churchra today are ao rich they don’t know what to do with their money neat. BURNED UP IN ST. PAUL DEAR BURNED: It’a dif­ ficult to apeak for "a ll" c l e r g y m e n , and “ moat" churchea. But according to my mail, '•moat" clergymen have a atruggle making enda meet. And “ moat” churchea know only too well what to do with their money, e e • DEAR ABBY: Since when ahould the people who halong to a church pay the preacher extra if they call on him to perform a aerv­ ice 7 If the preacher ahould be paid fo r eounaeling, or marrying, or burying, then by all meana let’a pay the teacher for holding apeclal conferencea with parenta, and let'a tip the dime ato re clerk who Iooka under the counter fo r something, and the mailman fo r delivering the mall. FROM A TEACHER MARRIED TO A PREACHER • • • DEAR ABBY: To Bay that the letter from “ A Clergyman’a W ife" infuriated my huaband ia putting it mildly. Granted, the clergyman and hia family can uae money. Who can't T But to expect payment fo r a aervice that ia part o f one’a training in the aervice of God— thla ia aainine. My huaband would rather live on beana and rice, and wear turned collara on hia ahirta than take mopey for himaelf fo r bap* tlama, marrlagee, funerala and eounaeling. PASTORS WIFE, FORT BRAGG, N. C. Q acobij The first break - through from the early rule o f open­ ing the higher o f two four card suits was well illustrated In yesterday's article. It ia fust silly to open anything but a club with four clubs and four spades. The next step came when players found that It usually paid to open a club with four clubs and four hearts or a diamond with four diamonds and four spades. My 1036 book, “ The Four Aces System" brought thla out fo r the first time and today 00 per cent o f top players will al­ ways open the lower four card suit, provided the suite are not touching. North can open a diamond or a spade or anything his little heart desires with to­ day’s hand. The final contract will be three no-trump and there will be no trouble mak- (D ) AAQTd * 10 * ♦ AQII ♦ JM lockey Pop C H I C A G O (U PI) — Jim fard, father o f Chicago rhlte Sox third baseman cte Ward, played 11 years i the National Hockey lea­ ns with the Montreal Me­ lons. U ■saw 4100 m i J O* J83 R1 0 7 YQOTd «K T I| AAI* SOUTH 1K5I t:I A X M ♦ 104 AQ06S No one vulnerable 1♦ 14 • NT. Opening >¥ tN .T . ing it, provided something other than a spade Is opened, and even with a spado open­ ing declarer probably would find a way to make nine tricks. (lie Jh s "The bright young fellows in college are beginning rant to marry the bright roung girls, not the empty leaded ones." The professor vho figured that out fo r her­ self, Dr. Helen II. Green of he University o f Michigan ant completely happy about t, though. She says: " I get a little lrlu te d when a young man ells me that he has looked up i girl's point average. This lldnt happen 10 years ago, mt now they really want i tirl with fine inUllectual ca ladty. I worry a little bit that hey really may want her pay heck as wen aa her brains." Is that ao badT No ons haa ver blamed girls fo r wanting o marry a man smart enough rtlfleate No. luanee l i l t IIS C O N F I D E N T I A L TO “ BIO JOHN” at MENLO: Doing no more than average is Just what keepa the aver­ age down. • e e Get it o ff your cheat. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • e e Hate to write letters T Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif., fo r Abby'a new book­ let, "H OW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR A LL OCCA­ SIONS." TUESDAY P. M. t:SS (I) Nawacope (S) News, Sports, Waather Cite (I) Editorial l i l t (I, Nawa. Sports, Woathor 1:10 (f) Nawa—IValtor Cronhit# (0) Nawa— lion Cochran (>) Huntloy - Brtakloy 7:M (I) M-Squad (S) Advoatvroa Is Paradlao to work, than one not bright could g e t so I f the "bright young fal­ low s" the professor refers to have ever bothered to consider whet e girl o f 20 will be like e t 40 (probably few e f them ever have), they are aura to have figured out that whUs e girl who le e brain end one who ia empty-headed might be equally cute at 20, at 40 the one who U intelligent will be far, far more attractive. 1 1 , 19 6 4 — Pag* § WEDNESDAT A. M. Notes • S aks • Service Seminole T V FA 2-49M Zenith Celer TV Seles 3SOS Sanford Ava. WEDNESDAY P. 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T K O » TH A T YOUWB A BACHELOR A N D U N -, loadtUaoooRAFP 6 CT6 O 8 Y ■DOMESTIC C «i«G *,W U T ■SOMETIMES A FRB5H ViKWffcHNT Id BEST** HOW WOULD YOU C O M B O T l M ARK MY RBTUBKI TO 1H tr M ANOR ♦ dAFBLY, ' . MlNOYOO/ tfTCP WrtlW THay W A* ■ 8RINOIN’ HOME |pLOWER6 AHOl CHOCOLATB6]J A Script for home harmony at all agee: Ruth Mlllett'o "H ap­ pier Wives (Hints fo r Hus­ bands)." Send 26 cents to Ruth Millett Reeder Service, c /o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 489, D ept A, Radio City Sta­ tion, New York 19, N. Y. £* ■a* . (3H.O* , R e m e d ie s larludrat • Cleankg 4 Processing O f TEN ARB BBBT ■ Pelt • - Brand New Caver far Mattraaa • Brand New InsnleUen where needed l i t Magnolia Arena* Phono FA 2-6S21 Sartorially Speaking Railroading SANFORD X06S i — ftr BUGS B U N N Y DO YA WANT M I T ' wRAPnrup,r___ r**i—trrafr n Z z~ ~ . 'u S tU rS d 1** eSSwe IldMarateiem FREE PICKUP end DELIVERY aapccw UH vam r UDattuSwt) 30 TkkaleaU« a sszrk m nan-awn IirKJSrack IMS a v s— u *" SW a ^ r 5s ls5r«s u a .W w - s s S aTa — SO Manned :e esenimox op rs o rw trr i c i .t r t o f b n s r t ot w M Pt o f NI4 o f N W R o f VH o f B W t l Section I I wnehlp SIB Itenge ISK Heme In which eeeeeead T. S Mancie L. PeteeL All o f id property being la the unt r e f Bemlnole, State o f orlda. Unleea each certlflle ehall he redeemed a cco rd . I to law tha proparty deebed la each certificate will aold to the hlsbaet blddtr the fr o a t deer o f the Semi­ te C o a e ty Ceart Bouee at ofiirl, Florida, aa tha flrat iBday In tha month o f March, II. which la tha t a d day e f rch. IMI. Deled this trd day e f J e a - 3! ry, 1ISI. m Ju. Yto awyKraadr ton eea la ■aeiMw'i HOOOM-Iwwtra fwty." Isa m a IMlatto Fthnuty ban sf RMda/tt£a£ ncNNicmor LOOK ! ! Inneraprlng Mattress Rcnovstlon Special ^ tflelal Clerk's l e a l ) Arthar H. Seekwlth, l r . Clerk Clrealt Ceart ( e m l a e l e Ceaaty . M erid a B y i O. T rey Kay. J r . D.C. hllah Jaa. SI * Peb. 4. 11. ISId. Mo.1la Compact-Car talaa Bide-by-aid* photographic comperieone ofell popular cars—can save you hundreds o f doUam. At your Rambler dealer. u i vv i f ca„ r\J( i HIDf-IM \ High prices got you down? Hospital Cayaway, Erma Burke, San drs Rim er, John Wagner, Ruby Jones, Rebecca McKlntie, Robert Mcserve, Eady Mack Jr., all of Sanford; Jus­ tin Holloway, Bobby Braddy, Geneva; A r t h u r McKlnsie, M i m e ; Herbert IJndholm, Theophllus Haddock, Leafia Watt, DeBary; Helen Fergu son, Lake Mery; Lois Brooke, Osteen; Lucille McGowan, Oviedo; Beatrice Sanderson, Pigkfod, Mich. Births Mr. and Mrs. Dawson MeGufflii, baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson McKlniis, baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Poller, baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. David Lee, baby boy, ell of Sanford Dischargee Kathryn Brauer, John Hous­ ton, Nadine McNeil, Mabel E T o r n , Aaron Capehart, Nelda Kay Buckner, Donald Dycss, Howard Dagus, Douglas Hend m , Mrs. Emma Ruth Coop­ er end baby boy, Mr*. Pa­ tricia Dulles and baby boy, Mrs. Cecilia Domlngues and baby boy, all o f Sanford; Murdock MacDonald, Brent­ wood, Long Island, N. Y .; Hil­ da Gardner, Lake Mary; Jos­ eph W. Sargent, DeBary; Preston Jonas, Osteen; Mrs. Sim Ann Pott end baby girl, Oranga City T V Tim e Previews 7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Mr. No­ 9-10 p.m. ABC. Orsetast w i t h "International Show­ Jaek Benny goes back to hia vak. " I ’ m On The Outside.” Show on Earth. "A Place to tim e "? ) now shoving hia search 2d years ago for 6 Well acted by the regulars Belong.” The ladles will be weight around Johnny data's singer for his radio show, n (notably Dean Jigger) and delighted to learn that for ona fruatratlngly fictional aeareh guest star Teno Pollick, but glorious hour they’ll be able (Jack Palance) premises. 9:30-10 p.m. CBS. Tbs Jack Ull he discovers Dennis Day this still adds up to just an­ to watch Louis Jordan playing other Hollywood effort to tha roll of a former circus Benny Show. A tongue-in- In a Chinese restaurant. delve Into racial prejudice head (did he lose out because cheek plot played for quite a 10-U p.m. CBS. Tha Garry (real and fancied) on a slick, ha wouldn't come to terms few laughs. In flashback, Moore 8how. superficial level. Tonight's victim Is e young Mexican boy and, for balance, hia fac­ ulty advlicr Is Negro. 6 9 p.m. CBS. The Red Skel­ ton Hour. With Douglas Fairhanks Jr. in a rare comedy appearance, there era plenty of laughs In this unsuhtla sa­ tire of tha Bengal Lancers. Fairbanks plays a cruMy i stiff-lipped colonel, but the, impish Skelton, playing hia j |orderly manages to break him up with a few ad libs, 6:30-9 p.m. ABC. Mcllale'i Navy. “ Unilu’s Paradise Up t s y o u r t i r e In D a ta y o a r ca r hava West.” You’d think that after T h la k a ll a x tr a a h a v a so many months of having to ear M ia ? h o ll o w l a p i ? p ii c a t a g s ? contend with the slick Enilgn Most care cost too much to Why throw away money Rambler extras at n o ex­ Parker (Tim Conway), Cap­ buy, to keep. But Rambler to feed a gae-guxsler? tra cost include: Deep-Dip tain Binghamton (Joe Flynn) savings start with Ameri­ Ramblers give you worldrustproofing. Ceramic-Ar­ should be able to handle an ca’s lowest prices.* No famed gas economy with­ mored muffler, Doubleaborginal chieftain. But our etrnin on your budget! out sacrificing performance. Safety Brakes, many more. poor captain can't seem to win no matter who'a against ■CbagMruM* M m a u i / K k m ' wiu—i f retell prim fmI w W f r W him. 9-6:30 p.m. CBS. Petticoat Junction. Back to the type of plot that got this series off to a roaring start, this one U full of chuckles as stubborn [ railroad executive H o m e r Bedloe (Charles Lane) still la scheming to get rid of the cannonball express. I I :M (•) Oarr Meats ( 2 ) Telephone Hoar (0) The KuRlttre l t :M ( 2 X 1 ) Nawa, Waather, Sports (1) Mid-Fla. Nawa llt2S I ) Theater o f lha Start t i n s ( I ) Tonight Show (Color) ttiSS ( I ) Movie Taar e f I 9U ghU qhJtA I i M ( t ) Sllmnaallea S ill ( I ) Sanahlna Atmanas ( t ) Nawa. Weather <l> Ratal 1:21 I) (trove. Farm Kaport Till (1) Mr. Novak StSS (1) Florida Hlatorr IS) Combat ( I ) Sunrise Semtatar 1:01 (I) Rod Skolton T :ll (2) Todar l:>0 <t) Too Don't Say ( I ) Wake Up Mov lee (0) Mcllalaa Navy TUI ( I ) Film Pastures t:SS (0) Oroatoat Show Oa (S) Mickle Kvana Earth (1) lllchard B««na Show TUI (S) Local Nawa, Weather 1:09 (S’ Captain Kangarao (I) Patticoat Jonctlaa 1:10 ( I ) Cartoona S:tS (0) Jack nanny 1:00 (l> Divorce Court (S) American Hlatorr ( I ) Eaerclae For Woman I t l l ( ) ) Cartoona e U l ( ( ) Ilomprr Room 10:00 (2) Par W h ta ( I ) Nawa ( ) ) Spanish 19:21 C Nawa 10:10 (2) Say W hta ( « ) I Love Lucy FEBRUARY Id ( » ) December llrtda l i n t (2) Concentration Admissions l « ) McCoy a ( ! ) I’ rlcs la Right Lucille Updegrsff, Clsrence l i n o (2) Missing Links Scheffer, Mlchsel Msplea, (Color) t l ) Palo And (lladya PsU y McGuffln, Cleveland (0) Tho object to By Oswald Jacoby West’s eeven o f chibs open­ ing realy eat things up for South. East took the see and returned a club to his part­ ner’s king. West continued with the ten o f clubs end South overtook dummy’s Jack with hia queen. The ten o f diamonds was covered by the jack, queen and king and East returned the seven spot. Dummy's ace and nine o f diamonds were taken and the five of hearts discard­ ed by declarer. He entered hia hand with the king o f spades and played his last club. West had to let a heart g o and dummy and East did also. East still had the high diamond and a heart stopper, but when the ace and queen o f spades were cashed East had to unguard his queen o f hearts and South wound up making an over-trick. Fab. Television Tonight TV RENTAL to earn a good living. Now that ao many wives have to work to keep up today's high s t a n d a r d o f living, why shouldn't a young man figure he might as welt choose a wife capable o f earning n good sal ary, instead o f one who could never hold down any but tha most routine kind o f JobT A fter all, the profeaaor i* talking about “ bright young fellows." I f n young fellow is bright e t ell he must realise that en empty-headed little girl might be fun on a date, but his struggle up the aueceaa Udder will be made con­ siderably sealer if he has a marriage partner who U as smart as ha Is. A bright w ife will be able to get e better Job, if ehe has n o n rr or a m .i c i n w llewat ft* n tt Woman:ByRuthMiiiett Legal Notice VOS T A X IIKKD r*. le e .ie n * r u « statutes le e s i NOTICE IB HEIIEBT O IV«, That Pater K. * Hath M. hneon the holder e f the fo lwing certificate haa filed Id certificate for ta s dead be leeued thereon. The e e rll. rate number and r e a r o f luanee, the deocrtptlon o f the opertr, and tha nama In itch It waa aaaeaeed are ae DEAR ABET: Yon right the flrat time. When a member o f a congregation recelvea profeaelonat aenr icea from hia paator, ha ahould not feel compelled to give him a peraonal g i f t I f the paator’a salary is inade­ quate, this ahould be rem edled, but a c l e r g y m a n should not have to depend on ‘feea" or “ gratuities" In or­ der to made an adequate sal ary. Perform a double re­ verse. A PASTOR IN POINT COMFORT, TEXAS e • e On(BJudqn d • ♦ A tS B fs r t By A bigail V an Buren • m s -_ »«■ > . - »& . O lEhlM I 44 MllJUry frou s t ^ S Coppax-Mo* alloy T Helps IWaltUoel BPart id a a t • Jackal color lkConfadante ISOparatlc * 1, MJapeaaae ouleast 10/ U1 IT ^ w S b * g g jd d j- a Sample eDrtvaxaof a sort isSSdamaftoe MMl— i a ^ M <18618 _ aSrupa �Legal N otice I'M X THOU6 WT scans//^ tMUT M B YO U P O M S M H P M THB M O W S ORTHS / t M TBB- (Q s*t V « AFRAID VfcU SAID WB W EBB eo:M6 ON A w y i * V W / V.OOIP ANV0N6 PUT A | ;u uesrto a*** * mo i f*se > « YDO W 6R8 o K iy • U A tF urresuvi® ..WQtlt » M vO u s SA R ? a fj N O O tffflV SEEM ED LIKE TH E I THOUGHT TOO S, ? ^ ^ S ^ D y ^ lC H i T O -M B / H IF W E CAN*> ONLY WANG ON FOR A FE W _e ~t M O N T H S - ) Y tX J D ID N T N O T IC E TH E .P A R S L E Y j < ____ I f \y\ f B U S IN E S S C jS POUND o T T O P IC K I LWM/AOE (trrlln l •r itiei lll.ll F lorida • lllltl NOTICK IB IIKRKDT OIVKN. That "liar II. It lluth M. Johnson tht holder o f the f o l­ low in g certificate hat filed aald certificate for tax deed to be Issued thereon. The cert i­ ficate number and year o f Issuance, the deerrlptlon o f the property, and the name In which It wax aeaeieed are aa follow II Certificate No. Tie Tear o f leeuanre l l « « n K f c i i i m o N o p p n o rp .iiT r l e t 1» Orlrula Hardens 2nd Add. Name In which as*»*»ed Paul A. A Krnietdlne Tapnere m. All o f eald property brlna In the County o f Seminole. Slate o f Plorlila. I’ nleee euch certifi­ cate ehall he redeemed accord* Inn to law the property deecrlhe.l In euch certificate will he »<dd to the highest bidder at the front door o f the Bl mlnole County Court llo u ie at Sanfonl, Florida, on the flret Monday In the month of March. IM4. which la the 2nd day o f March. 1X4. Iiated tlila Jrd day o f Jan­ uary. 1X4. (Official O l i 'k '* Meall Arthur II. Ileckwlth. J r , Clerk Circuit Court. Setnltun. c,,nnly. Florida P y : t. Troy Itay. Jr.. n.C. Publlah Jan. i) A Feb. 4. II. II. 1114. CD Q -II N OTICK * ALL THAT COMMOTION r O VER A POSTCARD >** YOU MEAN M Y WIFE * ASKED ME TO PICK UP SOM E* —V e e f TH IN G W ELL. WHAT JIM" UNMENTIONABLES OP ^ T H E Y 'R E S O VJ. UNMENTIONABLE. — < 1 C A N Y EVEN > T - r MENTION V , THEM w hebj be leaued thereon. The certifi­ cate number and year o f |s*u* ance. Ilia deacrlptlon o f the property, and tha nam i In which It waa araeaaed ara aa followa: Certlflcata No. |0| Taar e« laauanca 1X0 DKaCHIPTION OP Pnorp.KTT iDOWTKMpW l ABOUT W T — TtXJ SAYTtXIR. AND HE'S THE MAH WMO& LEADN3 u s / THIS isTHe . MOVIE— . MV GUI CANCS MV TEACHER THINK? IM e r u p ia ^ T v © ALWAYS LAST l b CLAUDIA/ _ BE CHOSEN— V g o o d N e A ^ ...e v e ?y t h in g s couneetaz t h in k s 11 J T rrs HOT NICE ^ — JUST'c a u s e L HAVE a u t t l e THB WAY 1M Tr o u b l e l e a r n in g t h e r u l e s ./ Th en I h a v e TO TAKE . ANN ) / Lot IIS. J. u. Packard's tel Add. to Midway Name In which aaaeised Dorle Wilson. All o f aald pro­ perly being In the County o f Bemlnole. ritate of Florida. L'nleaa such certificate ahall be redeemrd accordlnx to lane the property described In aurh certificate will be aold to the h ig h li t bidder at tha front door o f tha Kemlnola County Court House at Sanford. Flnr* AIRMAIL-TODAY/ it o e a r n PB1NC<C*U THINK# X M aae auux ALLIVOOP, MTVENP PM 06AUR* RKW4A OTJZE^OPANCUEMT a i ir m i w m a n t , t w a i e a j o e w BOOM M tt H M X .V IO M A N AWaUMtMT ABOUT THE COLOR OP CLEOfW.TRA*B HAIR. UMMOMN LPOKt SHORTY- T w r R T A U -w m u u c R •L SORITNMB TMATTL.I j a a t t W r m/tjm m f m M , owb w its \ r o a p i OLD HORB TO F A flj— ^ NIB? © « £ f \* M ) wufSCrrr There’* nothing new about thn excellent nerrlce at Southern Air. Wo’ra always been ul«rt u wax* wK mean* of plea** la g cualon trrs. 1DMpMORr~ANOnCR TIME THEN ANOTHER-UHTIL A IL 71 JU R S O B O U R 0 /M W / a— C H R Y SL E R AIRTEMP HEATERS £c*JneHK (ZtSt �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 Legal N otice MITICK OK trrMKATinX FOR T»* IIKKI) H e r. 11*1.Id I'lnrlda Slatataa af 1*4*1 NOTICK IS IIKUKnV OtVK.V. That I’ eter II. A Ruth M. ■lohnaon tha holder o f tha foll - K i n s rertlfleata li»» filed a.ihl rerllflrata for la* deed to be laauad thereon. Tha ce r­ tificate number and year of lueuanre, tha deacrlptton o f the property, and the name In which It waa aeeeeeed are ae follow e: Certificate No. SS( Tear o f l- .u a m -c 19*0 iik m N iP Tin y o r P R o r i.it T r Loi I. Waeh ln«ton Park Ovie­ do Naina In which aeeeeeed Solo­ mon & Prettlee llrowdy. All of said property being In the County o f Seminole. State of Florida. Unites such ce rtifi­ cate shall ha redeemed accord!n « to law the properly des­ cribed In euch eerllflcate will lie told to the highest bidder at the front door o f the Semi­ nole County Court House at Sanford, Florida, on the flret Slonday In the month o f March 19(1. which la the Jnd day o f March, 1»(4. Dated Uila Srd day o f Jan­ uary, 19(4. (Official Clerk'* Seal) Arthur II. Ileckwlth, Jr., c le r k Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida lly: O. Troy Ray, Jr., P.C. Publish Jan. M A Feb. 4. 11. 14. 19(4. CPQ-91 NOTICK OF APPLICATION FOR T AX IIKKII H er. 1 (l.l( F lorida Htalnlre R E S P O N S IB IL ITY : The Herald win not be re- Preparation of Income Tax ipomible for more than one Returni by former agent of incorrect insertion of your td, Internal Revenue Svc. 2101 and reserves the right to re S. Park Ate., Pb. FA 2-3876, rite or reject any advertise Ernest BickneU. ment from what ordered to conform te the policies of this SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ naper. ER SERVICE. Parts and supplies for all makes In­ CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: cluding: Electrolux. New Tues, thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day and rebuilt cleaner* cold. before insertion. Mon. - Sat No home service call noon. charge Phone FA 2-2283, DEADLINES 2555 Park Dr. .. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Stir feanforh ijtralil SWEETIE PIE Feb. 11, 1964 — Pane 11 12. Heal Entitle For Sale 22. Build • Paint - Repair 34. Article* For Sale By Nadine Seltzer / ------------- Vacuum Cleaner One for immediate occupancy. 802 Highland Ave., Longwood, 3 Mi. S. on 17-92, near Longwood Plata. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. Ph. 838-3911 — 322-2744 U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. Harrisons 1311 Palmetto 322-8827 322-7948 Men-women, 18-52. Start high a* 2102.00 a week. Prepara­ tory training until appoint­ ed. Thousands of jobs open. Experience usually unnec­ la (ba Taart a f tba Taaaty Judge, Krmlaala Coualy, Flaressary. FREE information Ida, la Probate, on job i, salaries, require­ la rai Rafale o f ment-*. Write TODAY giv V. II. QRANTHAM. a/k/a. VICTOR II. GRANTHAM, a / k / a ing name, addresi and VICTOR HUOO ORANTIIAM phone. Lincoln Service, Box Deceased. T e All C'redRaea a a l Pereows 57, c /o Sanford Herald. HOW ABOUT THIS? Completely modem o l d e r home. Select neighborhood. Attractive grounds. Reason­ ably priced. Terms to auit Responsible Buyer! Legal Notice SOU TH W ARD "tt'n not oo much that I don't havo the money— Tr lnt*r*st*4ki building up my ortdit rating!" 12. Real Eatate For Solo 12. Real Eatate For Sale If a t l a s 4 lalms ae DnaaaSa Aaalaat Raid Kalatei Ynu and each o f you are LMN ENTERPRISES hereby notified and required 6. For Rent Now has Sales Heprcsentalo present any claim* and de­ 1 , 1 , 4 4 BEDROOMS Uves at Crystal U k c Park, mand# which you, or althar o f 3 BR., garage apt., tarn. 2005 1, H4, k 2 BATHS you. may have egalnet the French. 322-7234. W. on 25th St., to Lake DOWN PAYMENTS FROM estate o f V. H. Oranlbam, a/ Mary Blvd., left on Hlvd. to k /a , Vict or H. Grantham, a / k / a V ic to r H ugo Grantham, Furo. 2 HR liouae. Cloee to U k e Mary Fire Station, base. $05 mo. 322-6361. deceased, late o f said Cou n­ Low Monthly Payment* right to Sale* Office. 4 ty. to the County Judge o f For Complete Information houses under construction. Seminole County, Florida, at FURN. 3-Room apt. Close up hie o ffice In the oourt house See Or CaU Your One 4 Bedroom ready for town. 240 mo. 322 6261. of said County at Sanford, occupancy. As low aa $350 Florida, within *1x calendar months from the lime o f the UNFURN. houae, 2 atory, 2 Down and $64 a month. SALES BROKER flret publication o f thla n o ­ DR. 210 W. 15th St. Pbooe Ph. 838-3911 or 322-2744 tice. T w o ooplea o f each claim 322-4179. or demand shell be In writing, and shall slate the place o f CHOICE RIVERFRONT residence and post o tf lc* ad - CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Park. Spacious 3 UR Ranch style drees o f the claimant, and 322-3420 Weklva Riverfront home, shall be aworn to by the FURN. Apt. 2300 Melloovllla. 2365 Park Dr. claimant, hie agent, or attor­ •ituated on 250 ft. of im ­ GREENBRIAR ney and accompanied by a fil­ APT. $30 & up. Surplus City. proved property, with 400 ing fee o f one dollar and such Choice lota available in claim o r demand not *o filed ft. of depth. P R I C E D 3 UK. Iiouic, kit. equipped. Greenbrier of Loch Arbor shall be void. RIGHT at $25,000. Terms Kula M. Grantham Good location. Ph. 322-3594. overlooking g olf course. can be arranged for quailAe Admlnlatratrlg, debonle Custom building to your non, cum testamento a n ­ 3 BR., 2 bath, in Loch Arbor. fled buyer. We have Ute nexe, o f tha r«tate o f V. specifications. Greenbrier 322-1730. Key I II. Grantham, a / k / a Vic tor developed by II. Urantham, a / k / a Vic tor H ugo Grantham, K1NGSWOOD RENT A BED Deceased. Roliaway, Hospital At Baby BUILDERS, INC. Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. and Beds. 202 Fairmont Dr. Carroll Burke, Attorney# (oy 1801 S. Park Ave. Kstate. P. O. Drawer Z, By Day, Week, or Month FA 2-8074 FA 2-6832 anytime Hanford. Florida. Pit. FA* 2-5181 116 W. lit St. Flret publication February 11. FHA - VA HOMES $100 CDQ-t* J ... FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty Seminole Realty CARROLL'S FURNITURE BEST BUY OF YEARI I I FURN. APT. FA 2-2800. A FLORIDA HOME WITH A BASEMENT? Yes, We have itt 2 BR, Liv. rm., separate dining rm., Kit. equipt, screened porch. Quiet location, walking dis­ tance to downtown. Underpriced at $6,890. Wo huve the Key! New 3 BR, 2 Bath, Air-con­ ditioned. No Mooey Down I 3 BR. Furn. Apt. 3224)641. No Closing Costal All you need Is good credit and W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 Qualify for F.II.A. Mort­ W. First St. gage. Call Builder. Al* STOLTE—838-5059 3 BR Unfurn. house. Nothing fancy, but cheap rent. Ph. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1V4 EVERETT A. H A R P E R FA 2-3219. bath home. Ono bedroom AGENCY, Realtor, Insuror. has separate entrance, can FHA-VA sales broker. 2465 4 DR., 2 Dath ......... 1145 mo. be rented for Income. Will 6. Park Ave. FA 2-2204, 2 DR., 1 Halii . . . . $ 70 Mo. trad* for (mailer place. FA 2-2285. Shown by appointment. CaU SUNLAND ESTATES. TRANS­ FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha FA 2 9646. FERRED. Will sacrifice 3 DR., H i hath. 2415 Chain .. HEAL OPPORTUNITY .. $1800 equity for $200. Take Ave. Available Fob. 3. Ph. Owner leaving area. So San­ over FHA mortgage at 322-5609. ford Ave. k MlUcr Kd., 3 $91.76 ino., 3 Bedroom, lg. mi. to Base. Duplex with liv. rm., beautifully land­ FURN. apts. Pleasant living. extra lot. Phone 295-0762. scaped. HURRY! 322-2745. Park apts. FA 2-8507. Payton Realty FURN., 2 ApU. 255 mo. ea. 4 Bit, 2 Bath CH House. Parkridge. $290 Down. 322 6911. Water, lights furn. 107 Lo­ cust Ave., 322-8016 3 BR, Fla. Rm., 1V4 baths, cent, beat, air-cond. $450 LAKE Cottage, furn. 322-6106. down, $64 mo. Tee ’N 2 BR. House, kit. equipt., $70. Green, 322-6513. FA 24536. 3 BR., )V4 bath home. Aasume COZY 2 bedroom upper apart­ payments. 322-5453. ment, furnUhcd, $55. Large FRENCH AVENUE 4 bedroom lakefront home with private beach, unfurn­ 2 commercial lot* near 20th St. 100 ft. frontage, $125 per ished, $100. foot. Other choice rentals. JOHNNY WALKER, Broker Ball • Blair Agency 322-6457 For Appointment 3rd k Park Ave. Phone 222 5641 2 BEDROOM Frame Home on State Hwy. 2 DR., klL equipped, $73 mo. $4,100 FA 2-3665. LAKE LOT, 100 x 400 9 . F o r Sale o r VUni On Paved Road $4,000 CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON COUNTRY HOME LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s 3 HR. Frame Home, Wood 322-1597. Floors, Outside patio, bar­ becue, and fruit ireei. 10. Wanted to Rent $7,000 DO YOU HAVE Payton Healty A HOUSE OK APT. TO RENT? FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha We are in desperate need of rentals. 2 and 3 bedroom, MAYFAIR. 2 Bedroom furnished or unfurnished. 1 11*tii home, lias din­ ing room k largo Fla. room with entrance THE TIME TESTED FIRM from kitchen. Only 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 $12,500 w i t h $1,350 12. Real Eatate For Hale down. ALSO 3 Bed­ room, 2 Bath Execu­ 3 BR-, 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., tive Home, with darl­ fenced )ard. 3906 Old Or­ ing utility .room. Un­ lando Kd., Sunland. der $30,000. Ho w About TIUS7 U rg e ROBERT A. WILLIAMS well-kept 3 Bedroom Realtor home, close lo High Raymond Lundquist, A m o . School, at the unbeFA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Uevable price of (0.990. Some terms. Or WILL WEEKEND collage. Lemon TRADE for borne in Bluff, furnished. 322-3651. county. CaU 322-4991, TO SETTLE ESTATE. 2 BR. Stemper Agency, 17-92 house. Ueartiall Ave., fruit at Country Club ltd. tree* and gardeaMTA 2-3303. S t Johns Realty WIDOW MUST SELLI Lake Mary, older home plua furn. apt. Corner location. $10,500, other lota optional. 821-4962. 34. Article* For Sal* MUST SACRIFICE I Partly Do your Spring Painting now! TERMS TO FIT furn. Home, 3 UR, 114 Cali Cal Jardine 322-1307— YOUR POCKETBOOK baths, Phono 323-0591. Free estimates. 23” PhUeo Console TV. Ori­ ginal price $279. Now only 2 BR. Home, Study, U4 For Your Painting & Wall­ $158. papering needs call Clar­ Baths, large KamUy Kin. in FIRESTONE STORES good neighborhood; includ­ ence L. Wynn, FA 2-4804 for Corner 1st k French Free Estimate. ing steve. refrig., room airconditioner, washing ma­ TAKE OVER chine & rugs. Really ter­ 24. Electrical Service* PAYMENTS rific buy! Monthly pay­ 1963 Stereo AM-FM Console. YOUNG S ELECTRIC SVC ments $83.50. Original price $239.95, now Contracting A Repairs K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, just $138. k Controls Inc. FIRESTONE STORES 114 Sunset FA 2-8902 FA 2-8074 Corner 1st & French TWO 4 BU HOMES Tuts., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day Electrolux, before insertion. Mon. • Sat Repairs, parti; Kirby, RcxAlr, Airway, noon. GE, etc. Cleaner* sold, ex­ changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 2. N o tic e s - r e m o n a lB Park Ave., Sanford, Phone FA 2-4765. DUST PROBLEM? CALL your Rainbow dealer i . E d u c a tio n - In s tr u c tio n 322-6511, 4 to 10 p. m. ■f H I* ) NOTICK IS IIKRKBT 41IVKN. That Peter If. A Ruth M. Johnson the holder o f the f o l­ low in g certificate has filed said certificate for tax deed to he laeued thereon. The c e r ­ tificate number and year o f Issuance, the deacrlptton of the property, and the name In which It was assessed are as fo llo w s : Certificate No. (14 Tear of Issuance 19(0 DF.M ItIPTION OF PKOPKHTT Lot & Block (. Tanglew oo d Jleplat Name In which assessed W ell born C. Phillips. Jr., Inc. All o f said property being In the County o f Seminole. State o f Florida. Unless such ce r­ tificate ahall be redeemed a c ­ co rd in g to law the property described In such certificate w ill be sold to the highest bidder at the front door of the Seminole County Court House at Sanford, Florida, on 19(4. the first Monday In the month Publish Feb. 11, II. I I A Mar. o f March, 19(4. which la the 1. 19(4. 2nd day o f March, 19(4. C D tt-ll Dated this Ird day o f Jan­ N4ITU-R 4IF SPIT uary. 19(4. (Official Clerk'a Seal) THR ( T A T S OF FLORIDA TO Arthur II. Ileckwlth, Jr., RALPH JOHN WAR D. Jit.. c l e r k Circuit Court. WIIOSK RESIDF.NCK IS Semlnol* County, Florida UNKNOWN AND LAST lly: a. Troy lUy, Jr., D.C. KNOWN ADDRKHK 18: rubllsh Jan. II A Feb. (, 11, 1199 GUKGG AVKNUK. FLORENCE, SOUTH C A R ­ II. 19(4. OLINA: NOTICK. OF APPLICATION A sworn Complaint having FOR T AX IIF.F.I) been f i l 'd egalnet you In the H e r . I*(.IS Florida glatutea Circuit Court In and for Semi­ •f Ittlut nole County. Florida, hy AL­ NOTICI1 i s HKUKUT CUV-’ MA JANE W AR D, for divorce, KN, That Peter II. A lluth M. the short title o f which Is A L ­ Johnson Ilia holder o f the f o l­ MA JANK WAR D. Plaintiff, low in g certificate has filed versus. RALPH JOHN WAR D. said certificate for taa deed Jit., Defendant, these presents to be Issued thereon. The cer­ arr In command you to appear tificate number and year of and file your Answer o r other Issuance, the description o f the defense nr pleading herein properly, and the name In with the Clerk o f the Circuit which It waa assessed are as Court of Seminole County, follow a: Fiurlds, and serve a copy Certificate No. e l l Tear o f thereof on Plaintiff's attor­ I s s u a n c e 19(1 ney, Carroll Rurke. Attorney IIP.aCRIPTION (IF I'HIIPRIITT at l a w . p. O. Drawer Z. San­ Part of Lot 7 Desc. In ORII 14 ford, Florida, on or before Page :# » Inch Arbor Isle o f the Ith day of March, A. D. Pines Section No. I Piet Uook 19(4, nr otherwise deerre pro ( Page 49 confesso will be entered Name In which assessed against you. Wellborn C. Phillips. Jr. Alt The Sanford Herald It de­ o f said pr operly being In the signated as a newspaper of County o f Seminole, Slate of general circulation In which Florida. Unless such certifi­ this citation ahall be publish­ cate shall ha redeemed acoord* ed once each week for four Ing to law the property des­ eoneecBtlv* weeks. cribed In euch certificate will WITNESS my h»nd and o f ­ i s sold to the highest bidder ficial seal o f the Clerk o f ihe at the front door o f tha Semi­ Circuit Court on this the ( l e t nole County Court lluuee at day ot January, A. D. 19(4. Sanford, Florida, on the first (SEAL) Monday In the month o f March Arthur U. Beckwith, Jr., 19(4. which la the Snd day of Clerk o f the Circuit Court March. 19(4. n yi Martha T. Vlhlen, D C. Dated tlila Ird day o f J a n ­ Carroll Uurke uary. 19(1. Attorney (or Plaintiff (Official Clerk'a Beal) Halt* 111 Atlantic National Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., Bank Building Clark Circuit Court. P. O. Drawar t Kmii 1note County, Florida Sanford. Florida lly: U. Troy lU y. J r . D.C. I'ubllah Fab. 4, 11, II. f*. 19(4 Publish Jan. X A Feb. (. 11. CDR-11 II. 19(1 NOTICE 4IT APPLICATION C D Q -K FOR T AX nr.KI) NOTII’ K IIP APPLICATION H er. IM.I4 Florida Siatalea FUR TAN UKF.l) a l 1*4*4 H e r . Ibl.Id Florida Blaialaa NOTICE lit IIKREBT G IV­ ■r laiBt EN. That Patar II. A Ruth U. NOTICE IS HKItKUT OIV- Johnson tha holder o f tha f o l­ KN. That Peter II. A Ruth M. low in g certificate he* filed Johnson the holder o f the f o l ­ eald cerllf lcala for tax deed low log c e r t i f i e d * has filed lo be Issued thereon. The ce r­ raid eerllflcate lor lea deed tificate number and year o f to be Iseuad I h e no u The cer­ Issuance, tha description o f tificate number and year o f tba property, and the name In Issuance, the description o f Ilia which It waa assessed are as properly, and the ttbme In follow s: w h i c h It wa s asees-ed are us Certificate No. >1( Tear of follow el Issuance I9(u Certificate No. 6*9 Tear o f UKS4 M i m i l N OF PRO PERTY I s s u a n c e 194* Lota I A 7 to I I (L est Tart IIK*( HIPTIIIh 449 PMUPKMTr ot Lula 7 A I In Tan glewoo d That part Deac. In Di) 1(1 Sec S fteplat) u io ck C. TanglePago IIS (Less leu Is 11 A 11) wood Section T w o lilt, II Sanlando Name In which assessed Name In which assteeed Key Wellborn C. Phillip*. Jr. Inc. Development A Realty Inc. All All o f said property being In o f eald property being In the Ihe County o f Seminole. State County o f Sr minute. Stale o f o f Florida. Unleea euch ce rti­ Florida. Uuleea such certlfl- ficate shall be redeemed a c ­ •rale shall ba redeemed a cco rd­ cording to law tha property ing lo law tha property dea- described In euch certificate nrlbed In eurh certificate will will be sold to the highest bid­ bo sold to the highest bidder der at the front door o f the at the front door o f the Semi­ Seminole County Court House nole County Court House at at Sanford. Florida, on tha Hanford. Florida, on the first first Monday In the utouth of Monday In the month of March March. I 9 « , which la tha lnd 19(4. which Is the Ind day of •ley o f March. 19(4. March. 19(4. Dated this Ird day ut Ja n ­ Dated thla IrJ day o f Jan­ uary. 19(1. uary. 19(1. (Official Clerk’a Sonl) (Official Ciirk'e Efati Arthur H. Uai-kwllU, Jr. Arthur H. I4e> k with. Jr.. Clerk Circuit Court. Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida Seminole County, Florida By: O. Troy Kay, J r , D.C. By: O. Troy Hey. J r , DC. D. C. Publish Jan. I t, a Feb. I, 11. Publish Jan. I I A Feb. I, 11 19. 19(1. it . m e cuw-o . 2. Notices - Personals Investment k Realty 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 2 BR. furn. bouse. 108 W. 16th St COME! LOOK! New Concrete block home with lake rights. 3 UR, 2 baths, family room, large kitchen, 2 utility roomi. Over 2100 aq. ft. Make of­ fer on price & terms. Payton Realty $1(10 Mac has THROWN AWAY the Percentage Book. Buy your Carpet or Rugs at Dealer COST plua $1 per yard. ALL FIRST QUALITY TOP RATED MILLS Carpets A la Carte 17-92 at Hiawatha Additions. Remodeling. Re­ GUNS. New k Used. Large pairs. Cabinets. Formica selection. Will trade, Also LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. tops. licensed. Mcl Robin­ repaii. Tackle sold k re­ Hai Customised Homes in son. 838-8150. paired. Osteen Bridge Fish So. Longwood for immediate Camp * Gun Shop. Piano Tuning and Repair occupancy. Down payment W L. Harmon - FA 2-4221 of $650 and up. SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. Would like responsible party 29. Automobile Service 802 Highland Ave. to take up payments of $10 Ph. 838-3911 or 322-2744 COHEN RADIATOR SHOP monthly on 1963 Slant-OFree Inspection, estimates, Malic Automatic Zig Zag Two atory frame, 3 bedroom pickup, delivery. Ilecoring Sewing Machine in Console. 2 bath. Needs work. Wonder­ & repairs discounted. Balance $181. Service Dis­ ful opportunity for good 21144 K. 3rd. 322-3443 count Co. 322-7466, anytime. handyman or carpenter. $7,500. Bevlcr Road. CaU Auto Glaas, T*pa READY MIX Concrete, win­ FA 2-2060. k Seat Covers dow sills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, gressc traps, 2, 3, «i 4 BEDROOMS dry wells, stepping stones. 1. 144, k 2 BATHS - 304 W. 2nd S t FA 2 2032 M ira d a rtonara*# Cn. DOWN PAYMENT?) FROM ALL WORK GUARANTEED 300 Elm Ave. ' FA 2-67G1 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information See Or CaU Your Carpet Special! LIMITED TIME ! ! I Call us for * showing of these fine Carpets In your home. Nylon. Acrllan, AU Wool, 25. Plumbing Services etc. Hundreds to choose $1 per day rental for Elec­ from. TERMS! Up to two PLUMBING tric Carpet Shampoocr, with years to Pay! Contracting Repairs purchase ot Blue Lustre. FREE ESTIMATES Carroll'* Furniture. R. L. HARVEY 1109 E. Colonial Dr. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 Spinet Plano, Mahogany, 3 Orlando, Fla. yrs. old, like new, full key­ 241-61B4 Collect or 27. Special Service* board. Cost $900, wlU sell Leroy C. MacTavish, Owns* $350. Ph. 322 0219. NEED A PICTURE? FA 2-5545 after 8 p.m. Call Bill Vincent at New Gibson chest type freez­ 35. Articles Wanted Ttie Sanford Herald er, 578 lb. food capacity. ID . Portraits, Commercial, WANTED I Citrus fruit. U r g e Only $219.50 with trade. Parties & Gatherings, or smaU amounts. Bonded Dick's Appliance Service, Small or Large Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ 510 S. Sanford. 322-7658. FAST SERVICE field. FA 2-4244.___________ Day 322-3611—Night 322 0922 Maple Bunk Beds with mat­ 36. Automobile* • Track* tresses. Exc. Cond. 322-1318. Tractor mowing k Grading. '62 Galaxle 500. P.S. k P.B., CaU FA 2-7621. NEW HOME ZIG ZAG A.T., R k II. Extra Clean. HEATING 1963 M o d e l , monograms, $1695. Pb. 322-7801. SERVICING - TESTING makes buttonholes, sewa on Lewis Sales k Service buttons, appliques and blind- Model T Ford, and Interna* tional Van Truck. Semlnol* 2517 C. C. Hoad FA 2 7928 stitches. Pay $9.80 per Co. Laundry, 819 W. Srd SL month. Ph. 322-9111. WKLl S DRILLED, PUMPS, BUYING A NEW ST SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 22 FT. Upright Freezer like USED CART AU Types and Sizes new. $150. 322-5017. FINANCE IT WITH US Wo Repair and Service ♦ Low Interest Rate# STI NE FANTASTIC ANNIVERSARY ♦ Low Monthly Payment* Machinery and Supply Co. SALE SPECIALS! Surplus FLORIDA STATE BANK 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 City, 201 W. 1st St. FA 2-1301 FHA HOMES Refrigerator k Range, both for $50. 322-1875. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ’58 Plymouth V6 wagon, auto, air, radio. $395. 322-2290 af­ ter 5. 1954 Packard 4-dr. sedan, It te 11, auto, traas., power brakes. Runs good. Need* new tag and k ’e ready t* go. First $90 caMi or best offer. 103 Plnecrest. '59 Ford, A-l condition. $695. 215 Woodmere. 59 Dodge Coronet V-9, good cond. Bank finance. $150 cash, pick up 15 pymnts., or $48.20. 888 Logan Dr., Longdalo area, Longwood, off 17-92. '56 Plymouth, std. shift, $195. 322 8336. 37. Boats - Motor* 2 Blond bookcases, 1 wrought iron sewing table, 1 pro­ 16 FT. Cruiser, 33 hp. Evinrude, equipped, trailer, $500. Senkarik Glann and Paint fessional hair dryer. Very 668-3350. reasonable. CaU FA 2-2455 Company evenings, or FA 2-5742 days. 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-4622 SALES BROKER Gateway To The Waterway Refrigerator and washer, good 31. Poultry - Livestock Robson Sporting Good* cond. $100 for bath, Phooe Your EV1NRUDE Dealer Registered m o d e l Quarter TE 67314 Longwood. 304-6-6 E. 1st Pb. FA 2-59tl 111 N. Park Ave. 322 7174 Horse, 9 yrs old, aolid black. For experienced rider. Ph. 3 BR., central heat and air KA 2-0865. condition, kit. equipped. Close to schools. Not In a 31A. Pet* project. $14,800. Tcrm i. Ph. Beautiful B auet pupplea for FA 2-2320. sale. Ph. 322-2503. FHA John Sauls, Realtor 16. Female Help Wanted BEAUTICIAN FA 2-5742, FA 2-3455. Wanted. Call Evening! Colored or white, housekeeper with drivers license. Live In. 322 9255. 17. Male Help Wanted 3J. Flower* - Shrub* BLOOMING Itoiei on Chero­ kee stock. All other kinds o f Nursery shrubbery and trees. Gray Shadowa Nursery 6 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. BULBS Exotic Glorlosa, FURNISHED k COMPLETE MAN 21-46 for Insurance de­ Rothchlldiana bit Sanford area. Salary 10x45 Sparcraft trailer, 2 (The Climbing LUy) plus comm. Call 323-0843. shaded lota, well, aeptic AU alz* Tubers for Sale tank; together or separately. Hidden Lake Carp. Nursery JOHNNY WALKER, Broker 18. Help Wanted 322-6457 for Appointment Colored Motor Route Carrier Lake Mary Hlvd. Pb. 3220724 for afternoon paper route. 33. Furniture U k e Mary. New 2 BR.. tile Must have Referencea and bath. Big lot, (hade k ci­ dependable car. Write Cir­ For the biggest (election of trus. Save! Buy from own­ nearly new and uaed furni­ culation Dept. P. 0 . Box er. 322-6856. ture, aee NoU’e Furniture 1857. Sanford. Brokerage in Casselberry 19. Situation* Wanted on 17-92. Open 0 days 6 te 6. 1961 Chevrolet Im pala 4 Dr. H. Top. Aatosaatle T rinaaitslee. Radio, Hsaler, Power Steering and Brakes. A Very Clean One-Owner At A Special Bay V A - FH A Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offcra for 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 tha beat home buy. a*« tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offiee Night FA FA MM Foffc Di. 92116 60646 323-0700 BoilgKi f k IRONING at home. 522-7791. Uaed furniture, appUances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. DAY’S Work, ironing. 322-1441 Larry'a Mart 311 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. IRONING or BABYSITTING FA 2 7047 Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Housework 4 Ironing. 322-7858 Cash. SUPER TRADING Child Care. FA 2-K74. POST. KA 2-0677. SLIPCOVERS made to Order. WANTED reliable couple to Heaaonable. Ph. 522 5112. take up monthly payment* of $13.50 on $ complete MAID: Motel preferred. Ph. rooma of furniture. CaU 322-8248. TE 61511, Cauelberry, col­ DAY’S Work. 322-5700. lect. M0. H n h ) * i l l e r * 1695 “ E V E ” T H IS E X C E L L E N T B U Y ! 1961 Ford G alaxle 4 Dour Hardtop. Fall Power end Air Conditioning. A Choice Buy — 1695 Many One Owner Car* In Stock. Every Car la Conditioned To Guarantee You Top Driving Pleasure, And Bold Under The I Year GW Warranty. FRISK E S T IM A T E WILL KEEP Children for Upholstering k Mattress ren­ ovating. New k Used Furni­ Working Mother in my home ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. In Lake Mary area. Phone Co., at 700 Celery Ave. 323 0924 or 322-0356. FA 2-2117. Will care for child, in my Itome, by week. Altamonte 34. Article* For 8*1* Spriugs area. 838 8150. CITRUS k CABBAGE BAGS Hptnpkif£ CITRUS BAGS, AU* SIZES, CABBAGE BAGS 47 <4 41 IN. SPECIAL! IN STOCK Our Budget Wave $0.95 thru LADDERS, PICKING BAGS Feb. 15th ASK FOR OUR PRICE LISTS Cut 'N Curl Beauty SIRip A. M. PREVATT, 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0634 7462115 SEVILLE, FLA. 21. B eau ty S olon * Harriett’ s Beauty Nook PhUcn Auto Magic washer, Ev« Appt'a. 3 Sr. BeauUcians excellent condition, $50, Pb105 So. Oak FA 65742 f i'A 65M2, | $K| B U 1 C K ^[RAM BLER fc- — - — _________ • �IM ■*.< •’- * *.C'*yt’ r^ O K i * c*1 » **» •-‘ ly* ■^ -• -jfl - - ' •**•.■;•*■...• ■ ^ *u»" ® 'i $ r : '- ■’ 'V v ^•. ' ,rV * •», k >*«/■t ~ •-. 1 • I cz LU & o 5 ANAl Y S E S OE R H U S IN ! M OS! I ORE ARE I Ml MAOI RESEARCH REGENI 01 THE SI YI ( ) KI 01 SAM fM I S 01 f’ E R I O I M C A I I Y l AHORAIORY IESI PERIOD CIGARETTES IN CARl MY AN ANAIYSES PRIOR I HIS 10 ION GIGA INDLPEND DURING I HE. THE MANUEAC PACKAGE AVLRAGLD 1 f M “ T A R ” 1 2.5 MG .................................................. NI COTI NE 0.4 MG ....................................... * SMOKE" HU I CIGARL PER CIGARETTE COMPONE NTS I N A C C U R A 11 I Y I PE R IE COMMONLY CALLE 0 2 j " T A R ’' I This is Carlton, the unusual new cigarette from T he A m erican ;> J>T to produce this one result: (L ow "tar” and nicotine, w ith real smoking pleasure.) It is so low in "tar” and nicotine we print test results on all packs and cartons. □ Carlton has a distinctive blend, high porosity paper, special air vents, and a new "flavor filter” w ith li want to try Carlton, w e also believe you w ill iin a it a new pleasurable sm oking experience. Give Carlton the time it s you to smoke a carton. D See for yourself. S a g }" �t County P led ges C o-O peration VTToc* Seminole County get a big “ thank you " Tuesday from Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, ex­ ecutive director o f the State Board e f Control, for ita c o ­ operation with hie group and . in offering several moat d*• alrable aitea for the the proposed university. Dr. Culpep­ per said that if A dam ucd had not been selected either the Boon or Tuakawilla sites would have been most satis­ factory. • • % fc It 0 (•#' 0 <# Dr. Culpepper said that there are still three " lfs " conceralng the Adam ucd site. Soil boring tests must be favorable, the state must be provided a clear title to the land, and zoning regulations by Orange and Seminole coun­ ties must be acceptable to the Board of Control. • • • H ie State Board of Control anticipates $200,000 will be available In May or June. This money will finance plans for Initial units. When the •'tone" is set, said Dr. Cul­ pepper, the number and na­ ture of buildings will be de­ cided and the legislature will be asked In 1963 for initial funds— from 88-10 mil Hoc. • • • The University o f South Florida had 1,400 students Us first year . . . Now U baa 4,600 students • • in its fourth year. Dr. Culpepper said that ECFU ought to begin operaboos in September, IMS, with an estimated 2,000 students. He predicted the university would have 4,000 students by 1970. * • • • “ These students," said Dr. Culpepper, “ along with pro­ fessors. administrative and operational personnel, should make a tremendous Impact Upon Seminole County." • • • John Angel, principal o f South Seminole Junior High School, found some old papers when he was principal at the Lake M o n r o e Elementary S ch ool Among them was this gem : “ After a male baby has grown out of long clothes and triangles and has acquired pants, freckles and *o much dirt that relatives do not dare to kiss it before m csls, it becomes a boy." • • • J. R. Nobles. 2009 Holly, wss returning from work at Cape Kennedy one day this week. He and companions saw a bobcat bit by a car on SR 46. They slopped and killed the va ra it with a motor hoe. ' e • • The Anna-Miller Circle is sponsoring a Saturday night danca at the Elks Club. It starts at 8. Proceeds will go to the Harry-Anns Crippled Children's Hospital at Uma­ tilla. • a • Associated losses resulting from the Dearborn fire con­ tinue to mount Long wood, which supplied vast quantities of water, reports that it has had to replace a number of residential hot water heatere which burned out while the water was being taken to the Dearborn plant. In Lake Mary, rire Chief Ralph Abell will be In a cast from three to six months due to a broken wrist received while fighting the Ore. . • ‘4 <- f • • W. O. Kilbee of Groeva la a patient at Orange Memorial Hospital in Orlando where he Is reported to be recovering aatUfactorily from r e c e n t •urgery. • • • When W. L. Sieg o f Geeeva goes to be with his Maker It'll be while bc'a doing what be docs most—helping other peo­ ple. Willie, ooe o f this coun­ ty’s pioneer and long-time school teachers, was helping a Lake Harney neighbor when an explosion occurred and 8 leg wound up in Seminole Memorial Hospital. Reports indicate be is coming along nicely. We imagine if Selg had a quarter for every odd Job he’s done for others at no eost he'd be a billionaire. D em o M eeting % The Seminole County Demo­ cratic executive committee will meet at I p. ra. Thursday at the court bouse. Special guesta will', be John Galloway, tea collector; Mrs. Camilla Bruce, supervisor o f registration; Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, tax naeeeaer; Judge Veraei end Judge Voile Williams. f» s y Seminole County’s Board o f Cemmlstlonera Tueaday afternoon assured the State Board o f Control that It will have this county's complete cooperation in establishing toning controls in the area immediately north o f tho Adamucd site where the East Central Florida Uni­ versity will be located. Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, executive director o f the Board o f Control, appeared before the commlseionen and outlined a general plan for toning within a quarter of a mile and a half a mile of the site. A fter the conference, »*vrral commissioners agreed that much o f Seminole’* co­ operation would depend up­ on the auccese Culpepper would have in working out a cooperative plan with • 9 9 Highway System To University Is Outlined Seminole. County Commis­ sioners Tuesday afternoon heard Dr. J. Broward Cul­ pepper, executive director of the State Board of Control, discuss general plans for a network of roads leading to the proposed East Central Florida University. The rosd network will be required, he said, to provide the largest possible number o f students with suitable ac­ cess to the school by the most direct route. He called on thb commis­ sioners to give consideration to providing a direct highway to Sanford and another to serve the Daytona Besch area. Dr. Culpepper also propos­ ed that the commissioners consider a road from Oviedo south to the Adam ucd site. J ante i P. Avery, chairman o f the board o f commission­ ers, reminded Dr. Culpepper that these roads would not o n l y cost « considerable amount o f money, but ilso that the coat o f rights-of-way would pose a serious prob­ lem. Dr. Culpepper aaid the State Road Department has been very cooperative within budget limits and be felt the County could be assured that the department would assist in any way it could. He said that roads oo the campus would be provided and main­ tained out of apeelal Road De­ partment funds. The Importance of the road network w a a emphasized when Dr. Culpepper revealed that no tax-supported college In Florida can bouse more than half o f ita atudents. He said that the number of stu­ dents housed on the campus of the University o f South Florida Is hardly 23 percent. He added that it wss his opinion that State Road De­ partment funds for providing access highways to state schoola are allocated on a statewide level and not charged to a particular dis­ trict. Seminole's commissioners advised Dr. Culpepper that the county would do the best It eould with available funds to comply with the Board of Control's request. Orange County commission­ ers. “ Developing a college cam­ pus," Culpepper declared, “ Is like developing n new city." Seminole County, ha said, will find that the high grad* dtisena associated with the school will contribute much to the economy and the cul­ ture o f the county. Ha pointed out that Adamucci, was only four miles south o f Oviedo and seven miles east o f Winter Park. "In my opinion,” he said, “ I feel that Oviedo will be the first community in the area to really feel the impact of the university." Culpepper said that the highest land in the school site Is in the western half and that is slopes to the south and east. There is a lake in the northwest section. "Therefore," said the direct­ or. “ the first units probably will be centered on the west side from the middle o f the property." With reference to zoning. Culpepper aaid that the Board of Control has a spec­ ific interest in what occurs within a quarter of a mile around the site and a general Interest in what goes on with­ in a half a mile. "Our objec­ tive," he stated, "is to have a clean, beautiful area around the campus." He asked Seminole's com­ missioners to give considera­ tion to what might be per­ mitted in the quarter-mils area. He envisioned housing In the area along with fra­ ternity and sorority houses, religious centers, motels and small business activities such as barber shops, office sup­ ply and book stores, drug stores, cleaning and pressing plus laundries. Culpepper suggested that a program of sonlng be es­ tablished ao businesses would develop In a group. IIo alto envisioned churches, hanks, schools, hospitals, profession* al offices within the quartermile range. Within the half-mile range Culpepper aaid he would imagine that there would be theatres, service stations, au­ to sales, drive-ins, a post o f­ fice and bua stations. l b s least desirable types of business could be kept out o f the half-mile range. Gen. J. C. Hutchison sug gested that a program o f Joint cooperation be establish­ ed between the Hemlnule and Oranga county commissions and that the program be guided by the wishea of tha Board o f Control. Culpepper asked if the commission could freeze the area but loc­ ale officials revealed that under the county's present sonlng laws thla could not be don* legally. St. Petersburg Lawyer Barred TALLAHASSEE ( UPI) The State Supreme Court to­ day suspended St. Petersburg Beach attorney Charlei K. Inglit from the practice of law for 18 months on chargee of professional misconduct. The Florida Bar said lnglis waa asked by clients to sell 1,183 shares of stock at the best price he could get. He told the clients he sold the stock for 833,194 when he a c­ tually sold It for $38,657. Hobby Seeks 4th Term As Sheriff A fourth four-year terra as Sheriff o f Seminole County will be sought In this year's elections by J. L. Hobby, who today aaid: "I would like to announce my candidacy for reelection to effieo." 8 he riff Hobby continued: "Since 1952, when I waa first elected to thla office, I have never forgotten, during those y e a n o f service, that the o f­ fice belongs to the people. I have tried to operate the of­ fice in the beet interests o f all of our people. “ Over the years, w* have tried to bring our equipment up to data and to install mod­ ern methods o f crime detec­ tion and law enforcement. I am proud o f my staff. AU of us have worked diligently and dutifully to carry out tho re­ sponsibilities o f the office. NI have always appreciated the kindness with which the People e l Seminole County have treated me, both before and after my service as Sheriff, and I will deeply ap­ preciate your continued sup­ port in the May, 1964, primar­ ies." Cape Construction Crews Back On Job > Zip Code 32771 > W EATHER: Clear to partly cloudy through Thursday; high today around 60; low tonight 45. VOL. 66 United Preaa Leased Wire IstabHehad 100t WED., FEBRUARY 12, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 124 Retired USAF Officer Seeks Board Seat A Seminole County resident since September 1938, Col. Jess Gregory, USAF (R et), today announced his candi­ dacy for County Commission­ er for District 5. Two years before September 1938, Colonel Gregory pur­ chased a home tn the LochArbor-Lake Mary ares. Rut he was no stranger to Flor­ ida and its problems for over the years he had served on extended military assignments at Pensacola. Key West, Or­ lando and on the faculty of the University of Florida at Gainesville. On retirement. Colonel Gre gory had accumulated 28 years of active military ser­ vice In both an enlisted and commissioned status. His ma­ jor assignments were in the fields of policy, plans, pro­ gramming, education, intelli­ gence and communication. In addition he is a graduate of the University o f Alabama with a degree in engineering. “ I have found this exper­ ience and education to be SEMINOLE HIGH School nturienta who have won State Board o f Education teacher acholurships are (from the left) Susie Halback, Carol Oxford, Jennifer Thompson and Paulette Nor* ntand. The girls will receive $400 annual scholar* ships for four years and may attend any uni* vcralty o f their choice in Florida. (Herald Photos) Former Head Of County Home In Constable Race Bulletin Donald Feltmaa, 18, af Texas, waa killed Instantly Uds morning when thrown from a horse at Seminole Path Raceway, Casselberry, tt was learned at press time. Coroner Hugh Duncan rat­ ed death by a broken neck waa accidental. Feltmaa, a groom employed at tha race track, was dead on arrival, al Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. Pigott ExplainsHis Position COL. GREGORY most useful in helping to solve the many civic projects on which I have worked while residing In Seminole County," said Colonel Gregory. Mrs. Gregory la active In the Lake 51 ary Woman’* Club and Is a past president of tha Sanford-Seminole Art Asso­ ciation. She also la an art teacher. Colonel and 3lri. Gregory have two sons, Jess O., a student at Florida Slate University, and John Kent, a senior at Seminole High School. On announcing hia candl dacy for Fifth District Com missioncr, Colooel Gregory re­ leased the following state­ ment: “ 1 believe that my educa­ tion, training and experience uniquely qualify me to inter­ pret and represent the inter­ ests of all tha residents of Seminole County, whether they be old, new, retired, business, military or space age oriented. I hold rather strong convictions on most political Issue* and I propose to discuss these freely during my campaign for flection. For example: 1 oppose deficit fin­ ancing and propose instead that we plan ahead and use pay-as-you-go budgeting. “ I believe that our county government must become much more responsive to it's public service commitments to those communities which era geographically and often “ informationally" r e m o t e from the court house door. We need batter understanding, wider citizen Interest, and mors public discussion o f tha problems which confront us. Only In this manner can we achieve unanlmlnlty o f urposa and dissolve the petti­ ness, lack o f trust and Jeslouay which sectionalism with­ in Seminole County and com­ petition from without tends to breed." Car Stolen j . I.. HOBBY Court Order Bars Picketing By Rail Union The sheriffs office is in­ vestigating the report o f a stolen car, taken some time during Tueaday night from tha yard of the E. E. Clark iMime al Lake Mary. i 9 Jim Pigott, Seminole High football coach ami candidate for county school superintend­ ent, told tha Board of Public Instruction Tuesday that ha la not running against present superintendent R. T. Mllwee but that ho was running for the office. H* told tho board that some people were surprised whan he announced, but ha explain­ ed thnt this was an ambition he has had for some time. Culling It a big venture In his life, Pigott raid he had made no promises. Pigott made it plain that he was opposed to the appointive suiwrintcndcnt plan and Im­ mediately run Into opposition. Chairman Dan Wright said ha favored the plan and referred to the procedures o f the Flor­ ida Citrus C o m m i s s i o n . Wright said it would have been Impossible fur the com­ mission to have made th* progress it has if its chief ex­ ecutive officer were elective rather than appointive. After outlining hia qualifi­ cations for the office, Pigott pledged s fair campaign. "V ic­ tory would b* shallow," ha said, “ If he won the office In an Improper manner." Killer 01 Girl, 16, Is Hunfed DES MOINES. Iowa (UPI) —The manhunt stretched out o f stata today for a roan who stalked a high school girl and gunned her down on ao Icy street to die. Police would not teQ what they beliveed to be tha mo­ tive In tha outwardly sense­ less killing of pretty, popular Diane Linn klcCoondl, 14, on­ ly hours before she was to have gone to her first student council meeting at Technical High School. An all points bulletins was issued for the arrest o f her stepfatlwr, Doyle Hlleman, M, It was believed be was in Minnesota, although there were several reports that his 1939 pink and whita Dodge sedan had been seen In D u Moines and abswfaerw hi lows. LYMAN HIGH School atudents who have won scholarships are Barbara Daniel, Longwood, a teacher scholarship, and Patrick McLaughlin, Maitland, an academic scholarship o f $700 at Rollins College. County Considers New Oviedo School Plan* for a new high school to aerve tha Oviedo area were discussed Tuesday afternoon at the County School Board meeting. It wee the board'* opinion that a new school must be built in Uie near future aa the population continues to ex­ pand. The present plant the board said, would be used for grade* one through six. Also discussed waa the need for repairs of the old gymnas­ ium. The board authorised the purchase o f six new school buses which will be placed In operation at th* start of tl.r next school year. Preliminary plans for addi­ tions to Uiree schools are now being studied by th* 8l«t« Board o f Education. The pro­ posed projects ere a music Phosphate Firms Cited In Su it TA51PA (U PI) — Th* Juetic* Department filed suit in Federal Court here Tuesday charging a group o f phos­ phate companies and exportera with conspiracy to rig prices. The anti-trust suit seeks an injunction to halt the al­ leged conspiracy involving or* shipments from here to Japan, western Europe end other areas. Longhairs? NEW OBLEANR (U P I)— A group o f celebrants at Tueeday'a MardJ Gras were cos­ tumed ea composer Ludwig von Beethoven and carried eigne that read: "Beethoven SI, “ Beetle*, N o." Announcement o f hia can­ didacy for constable In Dis­ trict 4 was made today by Grady Scott, former superin­ tendent of (he Semlnola Coun­ ty Home. “ I have lived in Seminole County for the last 19 y e a n ," said Scott. “ I was the super­ intendent of the Seminole County Home for 2Vi year* . and wai wlfe_Homac.Uul* in the used car buslohke for 10 y ea n . Also owned and ope­ rated a grocery store on Ninth Street for the past three years. “ If I am elected I will co­ operate with all law enforce­ ment officers and perform my duties to the best o f my ability. I will serve the people of Seminole County as a pub­ lic servant I will also ex­ ercise my authority when necessary. “ I would like to help make Seminole County a more safe and better place to raise our families in." room for Crooma Academy, classroom* at Lake 5tary and also at Oviedo, K. 8. Douglass, director o f the County Vocational School, reported that initial Informa­ tion from a survey being made to estlnmto employe re­ quirements by Central Florida firms during tha next few years Indicates a need for rapid increases tn the voca­ tional program. Douglasa Hat­ ed new courses which could be offered plus others w h i c h could be made available If new facilities could be obtained. Straightening Of SR 426 Slated County commissioners Tues­ day afternoon took the first step toward straightening Road 428 from the OrangeSeminole county line to Ovie­ do. The county engineer's office was authorized to begin a land paralleling the centerline title search of 120 parcels of as set up for th* improved roadway. Restrictions also will be made to balk any building at­ tempts along the right-of-way. The commission will eollst tho aid of the Chamber of Commerce's long range plan­ ning committee in the project. The program involves a 6.73 mils stretch of road. Money is limited for the project but commissioners de­ cided the first step* should be a a d e at once. Commissioners also tenta­ tively set the March 3 meet­ ing for th* start o f • countywide rosd program. CAPE KENNEDY (U P !)— The epece center's construc­ tion workers returned to work today after a federal Judge Tuesday night temporarily halted picketing by striking railroad workers that par­ alysed $312 million tn con­ struction for two days. “ They’re beginning to com* bark this morning," a spokes­ man aaid. "Aa the word spreads, more are showing up." Nearly 8,400 workers were turned away by picket lines Monday and Tuesday. There were no eigne o f picket* to­ day and traffic f l o w e d smoothly into the spaceport. U. 8. District Judge George C. Young Issued the stop* picketing order, gcod until 5 p.m. Thursday, after an unusual late-night hearlhg in Orlando. The order went Into effect at 6 a.m. today and a union lawyer aaid it would be obeyed. The restraining order was Issued at the request o f the National L a b o r Relatione Board (N LR B). The govern­ ment claimed Local 85 o f the Order o f Railroad Telegraphera was acting as agents for four striking rail unions in promoting an Illegal boycoA and trying to fore* the Ken* nedy apace center to stop do* !ng busineea with the Florida East Coast Railway. Young will hold a full scale hearing on the NLRB'a re* quest that the order banning picketing be extended until the tall board disposes o f th* case. E l e v e n non • operating unions went on strike against the FEC Jan. >8, 1968, In • wage dispute. The line is now using non-union labor to move' freight only. The secondary b o y c o t t chargee were filed with tha NLRB last fall by three eon* atraction fkrns when, two days Of picketing, ciw iW by truck deliveries o f FEC-trans­ ported goods to the spaceport. Interrupted epee* building. Work resumed after tha late President Kennedy appointed a fact-finding board but th* NLRB kept tha case open. The NLRB took the caa* to court Tuesday to seek an immediate end to picketing. "This is n matter o f high im­ portance to the national in* ten et," said NLRB General Counsel Arnold Ordman. Income Tax Series Starts A 19-part series designed to help taxpayers properly GRADY SCOTT prepare laceme tax retanu starts with the first article ea Page l-A la today's Baafeed Herald. Charles W. Scbeeamaa, Washlagtoa tax lawyer, explains the new tax laws governing travel and entertalemeat expenses — sagfrets legitimate tax dedneliens which can sen prec­ ious dollare. per help al tax Ume, he sure to road thla timely eerie*. rn B -3S DAlfiV'TEBMtk Dane* To Th* Music Of — “THE POPULAIRES” On* Night Only — 8 TUI 12 � 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 11, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 11, 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 11, 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/2171162ee11cc8415f646abecf89c9b9.pdf baf7ec1e8cf64bcc13a25d634c077e9e PDF Text Text m m wm mmmmm Proclaims 'Jaycee Week' W H ER E AS, tho civic bodies and servlco organizations o f our commu­ nity and the department! o f the lo­ cal government recognize the great service rendered to this community by the Sanford - Seminole County Junior Chamber o f Commerce; and W H EREAS, the United States Junior Chamber o f Commerce and ita affiliated state and local organiza­ tions have set aside the week o f January 19-25, 1964, to observe the founding o f the Junior Chamber o f Commerce and to commemorate auch founding by the selection o f an out. standing young man in this commu- CHECK TH ESE FE A T U R E S : Threo Bedrooms Two Full Tile Baths Large Living Room Family Room Breakfast Ares Separate Dining Room Enclosed Garage With Laundry Room Storage & Utility Central Heat (A ir Conditioning Optional) Custom Built Birch Cabinetn In A Large Modern Kitchen Completely Equipped By n ity as the recipient o f the Distin­ guished Service A w a rd ; and W HEREAS, this organization o f roung men has contributed materialy to the betterment o f this commu­ nity throughout the year; NOW, TH EREFO RE. I, A. L. t i ii»u iif Mayor ju ttyu r o if the *ntj City V/iiy o if Sonoun» Wilson, fo r d ,. Florida, do hereby proclaim the week o f January 19-25, 1964, as JAYC E E W E E K and urgo all citi­ zens o f our community to give full consideration to the future services o f the Junior Chamber o f Com­ merce. A . L. Wilson, Mayor J GENERAL & ELECTRIC T H IS YOUNG L A D Y , wet and dedrngglcd, clutching a wet shoe which came o ff in her dunking, was taking part in tho last Jayceo youngsters' fishing rodeo. Only, instead o f catching fish, she, herself, fell Into the drink. Herald’s BUI Vincent Jr. took this very interest­ ing human Interest photo. Through the opportunity of mealing together U dlteun common problems on a bade of good will, tha MO,000 members of Junior Chamber International In 4,395 chapter! in 89 countries are making a vital contribution te world un­ derstanding. The J a n l a r Chamber of Commerce first aesumed world proportion* with tbo founding of Junior Chamber International In Mexico City In 1944. Prom tho World Secretariat and Secretary General of JCI, h e a d q u a r t e r e d In Miami Beech, Fla., flew coordinated plena to establish Internation­ al scholarships, support for •elf-holp programs in nnder- hood throughout tho world. By Joining hand* with foreign nations in common unity, the Jaycoei are making a laaUng contribution toward friendlier relation! between nation*, and (hna to tha cauaa of world OPERATION P.L.O .W . The power of a letter from peace. a child la tha U.8. to one in RELIGION IN AMERICAN any foreign nation can do LIFE much to Increase understandThis program la designed Ing among nations, gut more end conducted In cooperation then letter writMg, FLOW with Religion In American (Putnra Leaden e l the World) Life, Inc. It it aimed at build­ fosters greater understand­ ing church a t t e n d a n c e , ing between people of all na­ strengthening the influence of tions and ersates greater stu­ religious Institutions, and em­ dent Maras* In geography, phasising tha importance of social aclm tt. and o t t o religion In tho lift of a com­ munity and its people. area* af education. developed areas, promotion of world trade and ether pro­ grams that will eneouraga the betteraMut of health con­ dition, education, end brother­ YOU I T S A L L W A IT IN G F O R ’& JU0V& A L S O : 4 HOMES COM PLETE A N D R E A D Y FOR YOUR IN SPE C TIO N IN . . . GREENBRIAR O F LOCH ARBOR IN V fla tw J i err roa a BYRON M. LEACH W IL L IA M S. BRU M LEY JR. 9 l e i i l ^^elbus e a i C^ameaeafa^ P. O. BOX 1599 SEE US FOR REMODELING F A 2-607' Is it new cor time at your homo? G E N E R A L (j ! \ E L E C T R I C AUTOMATIC WASHERS GIVE VOU ALL THESE FEATURES BIGI2U. 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Seminole Coonty Motors -#* pi}/ .. -4 | (For both your our and farm Atlas Tiros, PtHtrito uMI « -1 .-»] S tty - M Shcji. uivldG? ,1 1 .(. t - |»* f, : * Holler Motor Sales Hunt Lincoln Mercury Bill Hemphill Motors ON NEW '64'$ aid WADE BEST DEALS-BEST GUARANTEES - EASIEST TERMS1 ..- • r v -• L* *•* V ’ ** V \ «*'« oh ' �/ «* S E V E N F IR E D E PA R TM E N TS battled the blaze which early thin morn­ ing destroyed the Dearborn Electronic# Laboratories on Highway 17-92 . . . . . . causing an estimated loss o f $1 million. Firemen from tho Sanford Naval A ir Station (above) joined in fighting tho blaze . . . ( U iu > i t m > Zip Code 32771 t l f t > % VOL. 56 C l O C* When the news of the selec­ tion flashed throughout Semi£ cole last Fridsjr morning an a ir o f almost disbelief des­ cended upon the • • county. • Dozens upon dozens of call­ ers on the otlier end of the telephone line amazement, asked “ Is the with report 1 hear true?” Others Inquir­ ed, ‘ •How could they?” 0 0 V J) H Many questioned us about the vote on I.ake Ada. When we udvlsed them there was no vote taken on Ada there was usually a quiet period of mental calculation and medi­ tation. Some responded with a belated “ Oh” and aome final­ ly asked, “ Well, what kind of a deal w ai that? If they left f Lake Ada under consideration at the Tallahassee meeting the least tlicy could hare done was to have voted on I I I " • • • I Wc conferred with numer­ ous persons attending the JayCcca awards banquet Satur­ day night and discovered that while the chancea are remote very few of our citizena are willing to call it quits. Quite a few pointed to the drainage problem at Uie Adamucci site. Some reminded othera tliat soil testa may not prove sat­ isfactory and that this is an important factor since problems are reported to have arisen at the site chosen for South Florida University near Tampa. Vet others talked of m directing appeals to the Board o f Education (the governor and bis cabinet) for further consideration of a site more accessible to Lake County and Volusia County people. • • • W e'll buy It! As long as there's a speck of a chance I to get the school In Seminole County we're for continuing to the fight. W e've fought much ^ loo hard and loo long to stop now! The cost will be minute and there's nothing to lose. • • • . 4) «> •) ^ % Regarding that meeting o f ilte board of director* of the Chamber of Commerce, slat­ ed for 7:30 Thursday night at the Civic Center President Kariyle llousboldcr wants every director on hand since an amended budget for 1964 in on the agenda. There are also some by-law changes In be considered. s • • Wc understand that when the City Commission meets tonight it will officially adopt a resolution endorsing the metropolitan telephone ayslem. We trust many Individ­ uals alto will indicate their approval. « • • Rm tem bcr 12-year-old Mike Sulpizio, the lad who recently lost his little, bowieggrd Bea­ gle? Mike called in lo thank us for our feforts to help lo­ cate this pup. “ No, sir,” Mike replied when asked If he had .A ) found his dog, "but I want lo thank The Herald for every­ thing it did for me.” Then M'ka added, “ I would apprerlate one more favor.” Sure thing. Mike! “ Please put a little notice in the Clock asking that whoever has my dog to please taka good care o f him. I raised him from a little, tiny pup and I wouldn't 9 want anybody to bo mean jtB .U a .” r .Ti— ■ 'i / O P r ; * MON., J A N U A R Y 27, 1964 SANFORD, FLO RID A NO. 112 COM M ENT I f the Board o f Control had chosen a site within Seminole County fo r the proposed uni­ Announcement o f hia randiversity it would have meant a tremendous boost Acceptance o f a recommen­ to this county’s economy. However, landing the ary for Cuunty Commissioner dation that the proposed East school was not a matter o f life and death. The Central Florida university be from District 3 was made to­ county is not doomed because an Orange County placed on the Adamucci site day by Mayor Lawrence Swof­ location was chosen. in Orange County, was to be ford, o f Altamonte Springs. The citizens o f Seminole wanted the uni­ considered Tuesday by the He aspires to the post now versity. Rut |>erhup# it should lie considered for­ held hy James P. A very Jr. State Board o f Education. tunate that the school — if the Board o f Educa­ Born in Spartanburg, S. C , Attorney (ieneral James W. tion accepts the Control group’s recommenda­ Swafford moved to Altamonte Kyiies advired United I'russ tion — will be as close to the county ns it could International at Tallahassee Springs in 1U34. He U married be. It will mean much to Seminole’s young people and the fulher o f four chil­ he will present the recommen­ who will attetod the university. Also it will mean dren. lie Inis hml seven years dation of the State Beard o f a great deal to our sister community, Oviedo, Control to the State Board o f experience in road construc­ which is only slightly more than five miles tion and 12 year s us a building Education Tuesday. from the site. contractor. The State Board o f Control, From the beginning o f this county's e ffo rt Ho first entered politics in hopelessly deadlocked be­ to get the university Seminole's lenders, agen­ 11*51 as a town councilman in tween the Luke Ads site south cies and its citizens were solidly united— perhaps Altamonte S p r i n g s . A fte r o f Sanford city limits and the for the first time In the county's 51-year history. serving several terms us town Bluestono site 12 miles suuth Before the university situation arose many peocouncilman lie was elected o f Urlundo, compromised lust Luwrence Swofford »le were doubtful whether Seminole could over mayor o f Altamonte, Ha was »e conydstely^inltad jn »n»- tdv#»n orpinct. ,Rf.it - Friday ant} selected tha Ada- recently elected fo r hfs sixth He said he w n aware o f the mucct site.” • ' the people learned a lesson. They found that they term as mayor by the greatest needs fo r good educational The north lmumli.ry o f the could be totally united. majority o f votes ever given a facilities and would coopernta Adamucci l.DOO-anu site is I f Seminole can be united in one effort, it candidate fo r public office in with the school board. on the Seminole • Orange can be united in others. The county still, faces a Altamonte Springs. Ho fed s Cuunty line, lesa than five most promising future. In the months and years this is an endorsement o f both miles south o f Oviedo, ahead numerous major projects — several o f Ilia ability and willingness to Chairman Bays Harrison, which arc now In progress—can bo brought to serve the people. a fter Friduy's decision, infruition i f the people will, remain united. S lm illy after being- elected formed Tile Herald tha Hourd As the county progresses so will ull o f its mayor in 11)62, Swuffurd be­ c f Control expects Seminole municipalities and their outlying sections. This gan a progressive program in County to improve its roads Altamonte Springs that re­ is no time fo r despondency. It is a time fo r re­ In tlie vicinity o f the unlver-| LEO PO LD VILLE, The Con sulted in the expenditure o f newed determination. And we must remain sity site. over 411)0.04)0 in 1008. A $880,- go (U P D — Seven Amcricnn united. Douglas Stcnstrom, chair­ from Kwilu P ro ­ 1)00 water ayitem bus been refugees Tho Herald Is proud o f the buttle waged man o f the university alto se­ completed and will go into op­ vince, where an American fo r the university by all o f our people. Particu­ lection committee of the eration Feb. 1. The program woman missionary was killed larly commanJahle is the work of the Chamber’s Seminole County Chamber o f included expansion of recrea­ by a Congolese poison arrow, site committee, the Sanford city commission, Commerce said today tlmt tional facilities and other city said today t h e y the Seminole Commission nnd the lenders in all escaped the group will convene to­ improvements i n c l u i i l n g s death because "the Lord kept o f the county’s incorporated areas. Their efforts night at 7:30 to discuss the planning report fo r streets and his hand over us.” cun be adequately measured by the fact that if action o f the Board o f Con­ Sturm drulimge now under! Thu first Amcilcan known It hud to be done over aguin there probably is trol last Friday In Orlando. way. lo bn slain in tho new out­ no one who would suggest a single change in Shortly it is planned to start burst of terrorism was Miss procedure. f Electronics Plant Destroyed By Fire ploycs were advised to re­ main away. S h eriffs Deputy J. Q. Cal­ tled for eight hours the blaze loway reported ho did not re­ which destroyed the plant o( call a fire in Sentlnule County Dearborn Electronics Labora­ causing such damage as the tories on Highway 17-92 south Dearborn blaze. of Sanford. Loss was tentatively esti­ mated at $t million but may prove lo be higher when an investigation ia completed. Mo_e Ilian 130 employes were thrown out of work by the fire. Fire Investigators were searching the ruins in an ef­ fort to determine how the TALLAH ASSEE (U PI1 — blaze started. It was believed Secretary or State Tom Adams It may have hern faulty wir­ said today he would oppose ing in Uic ceiling o f the oneuse of funds from the new re­ story concrete block structure. creational bond program to The flames were discovered luiy right-of-way for the crossat about l a. nt. by the night state barge canal. watchman, Walter Ware. An Adams aald ha would op­ electric clock In the plant had pose use of this program to stopped at 12:01 a. nt. Firemen were hampered In buy right-of-way for any auch their fight by lark of water. project which has Its own Florida Forestry Service tank autliorlty and ta a raise such trucks Jiaiilcd water from funds through district taxes Casselberry. Interior of the at Is true with the barge building was gutted, Uie roof canal and tha Sanford-Tituscollapsed and firemen said villc Canal and other such the plant was a complete loss. projects. Dearborn supervisory per­ He conceded It would be sonnel reported for work this possible under tha law setting morning hut all the oUter cm- up the bond program to buy recreational lands to divert some o f tlie money to right-ofway for Uie barge canal. But he aald It haa not been discussed for a long time and he docs not believa it will be proposd. Adams is a member o f (lie Seminole County Heart Asaoclutinn officials today de­ state cabinet which must ap­ nied that any children had prove any purchaso or other brrn authorized to maka door- cxpchdilure out of the bond to door collections for the or­ funds, which still are a long way from being available. ganisation. The money lo support the Residents In one Sanford bonds, a five per cent whole­ neighborhood reported to tha sale tax on sporting goods, is association t h a t yesterday being attacked in circuit children were going from court and no action to gel the house-to-house passing out bonds ready for market will programs fo r tho forthcoming b« taken until that It settled. Daytona “ COO” racing event That means therefore that and asking fo r donations o f even after the tax suit is set­ pennies, nickels and dimes for tled, if it approvrs tho tax Uie Heart Fund. source, the recreation bonds One resident questioned » still would have to go through youth who advised that the court proceedings on its own. money was being turned over Hen. John Malhcwa, Jack­ to a man and woman in an sonville, a candidate for govauto following the young­ e-nor, said hc'a heard reports sters. a pitch would be made to channel some o f tlie recrea­ tion bond money lo the barge canal right-of-way. Gov. Karri* Bryant said he * knew of no such plan. Possible usa by the New The law setting up the proYork Meta' faun haai-liull crum provides for its use for It-uins o f the Hanford Muni­ multiple • use projects, in­ cipal Stadium will be discussed cluding w sler conservation, at tonight's meeting o f the game management, flood con­ City Commission, Parent tram trol and the like. officials have directed inquir­ ies to a number o f Florida cit­ ies fur a training facility for their furm teams. Commission also will discuss Sixteen thousand new teledisposition o f the old library building at Fifth und Oak plume directories fo r Kunford, Streets, possibly as a city cul­ Dellury, Geneva and Oviedo nru in the mails fo r distribu­ tural renter. tion to subscribers, Roliert Hhedden, local Southern Bell r anager, said today. The llrrald extends a 1 h» Hanford directory also most sincere apology to the includes larks Stury, Luke Catholic Women'* Club of Monroe, North Orlando, Os­ teen and i ’aola. Tho DeDary the Churrh o f the Nativity and lo their reporter, hire. listing also Includes Enterprise Donna Estes, for the unfor­ and Deltona. Oviedo numbers also include Chuluotn and tunate error which ocrnrrrd in Friday's report nnnounc- Hlwvin. Ing the Feb. 14 Communion Sunday fo r the women. Let ns assure that this John W. Anderson, 702 error wan in no way inten­ Hickory, reported to Sanford tional. Tho error was mads Police that his 1904 auto tag In oar offices and in no re­ and registration papers were flection upon thr capabilities stolen from the front seat o f of Mrs. Eatcs aa a news rs- his auto. Tha tag number ia pnrur, 17W-I434, Members o f seven area fire departments this morning bat­ Adams Opposes Any Recreations Fund Transfer Congolese Kill U. S. Woman Solicitations Not Authorized North Orlando Books Open Sanford Firm Gets Charter Interstate (irovrs Corpora­ Voter regiitration books for , Books will rloie at 4 p.m. tion, o f 228 North Elm A v e ­ the Village of North Orlando |Feb. 28 ami remain closed un- nue, Sanford, dealing In the citrus business, was grunted a are open at the Village Office |til March 23. charter today, according to on Mondays, Tuesdays and All Village citizens, who Secretary o f 8 t a t a T o m Wednesdays from 9 a.m. un­ til noon and on Thursdays and have brrn residents of Flor­ Adams. Adams authorised the sale ida for one >csr and of North Fridays from 1 until 3 p in. In addition they will be Orlando for six months, are o f 200 share* of common stock open on Saturdays, Feb. 8. urged to register so that they at $1041 per share. Incut por13 and 22 rrom 10 a.m. until muy vole in the North Or­ atora are J. 31. Felnbvrg, Carl 3 p.m. and on Mondays, Feb. lando general elections to be |It. Pennington Jr. and Annie j H. McAdoo, all o f Tallahassee. 17 and 24, from 7 until 9 p.m. held on March 17. a planning report for a sewer system. Ho feels tlmt hit ex­ perience in preparing budgets and directing financial affairs of tho Town o f Altamonte Springs will be helpful in the future planning of Seminole County. He haa served one term aa County Commission­ er, front District 3. If elected, lie said ha would cooperate witli other County officials, municipal officials and the School Board in pieparlng Seminole County fur its future growth. Irene Fcrrcl, 42, a Baptist missionary. A to • worker, Miss Ruth liege, 48, Welling­ ton, Ohio, reportedly had a hand hacked off by the terror­ ists and was in serious con dition. Roth were trapped In a bow-uml-urrow a t t a c k on Mungundu in the embattled province where bands of m a­ chete-armed youths led by a Communist • trained African IKjlilician are killing mission­ aries and looting ami burning missions. Five Seminole Countians Get Annual Jaycee Awards Five Seminole County ciUzens were singled out by the Sanford . Seminole J u n i o r Chamber o f Commerce for outstanding service during 1963 at Saturday night's JayCee awards banquet which climaxed the Junior trade body's observance of NaUonal JayCee Week. John R. Alexander, youth­ ful member o f the Board of County Commissioners and a local real estate and insur­ ance executive, was named the winner of the distinguish­ ed service award. The pre­ sentation was made by Jim Smith, Jaycee president. Also honored was 3llsa Mar­ lene Sherrod of Altamonte Springs who was selected aa the c o u o 4 y ' a outstanding young teacher. James L. Dubom at tha Sanford N aval A ir Station was chosen for the outstanding young sailor award. BUly g. pOoiaa o f Ovie­ do was named the outstanding young farmer and Gan. J. C. County Commission for the past three years was selected to receive the annual good government award. Asserting that Florida mutt prepare for the coming popu­ lation explosion. State Sen. Scott Kelly, a member of the lakeland JayCeea, called for preparations to be made now. He pointed to the fact that the *U. S. population is ex­ pected to double within the next 4u years but that Florida's population will double with the next 13 years. “ This Is because Florida will not only Increase its own population," Kelly declared, “ but also be­ cause o f migration. “ Florida must prepare by providing jobs. The problem is i s simple as this: if there are 100 Jobs and 120 people needing work there still will be 20 people seeking Jobs. More welfare,” be said “ is not the answer.” Kelly called for an Indus trial ravolulio la the lis t*. -'anr-e^.T— r* , Established 1908 University Site Swofford In Race We Stand United Choice Goes To Board Tuesday For County Board EDITO RIAL The university site. • • * »| United Press Leased W ire . . . belle veil to have started shortly after midnight tills morning. CauaB o f the fire is unknown but it is believed it wus faulty wiring. missions be given blanket ap­ proval by the Legislature to establish Industrial parks and permit the counties to vie for new Industrial enterprises. He said that some people have called for Florida to “ hold the line.” But he added, “ Florida cannot sucrced If U only holds Uie line. It must go on the offensive." He called for all levels o f government to unite In providing the needed lead­ ership. Kelly pointed out that tour­ ism and citrus, Florida's two great industries, can be af­ fected by that over which people have no control. "Therefore.” said Kelly, “ we must have the industrial re­ volution.” K elly declared that Florida must prepare to double Uie number of homes, industrial plants, businesses, office buildings, and every thing else that affects tha state's econ­ omy. home 300 Jayceea and their City To Discuss Mets Proposal New Telephone Books Mailed v JOHN R. A LE X A N D E R , Seminole County Com­ missioner, is presented the Stuiford-Seminoie County Junior Chamber o f Commerce uwurd for distinguished service at Saturday night’s ult­ ima! Jaycee awards banquet. Correction Tag Stolen Joining In the battle fight­ ing the fire were members of (Ire departments from tha Naval Air Station, Altamont* Springs, Lake Mary, Longwood, Casselberry, Midway Volunteers and tho Forrcslry Service. Dearborn otflclala this morning sot up temporary of­ fices at the neighboring Dynaironies plant, They said they could give no statement to tha press until later In the day. Tha Herald had sought a statement whether Dearborn would rebuild this plant, since there were reports the com­ pany was contemplating mov­ ing to California. First Phase Of Paving Finished The City o f Hanford today w ill complete the Initial phase o f -a $19,000 street re­ surfacing program. The City ia computing the resurfacing o f some 19 miles o f streets, using a new pro­ gress known aa asphalt slur­ ry. City Manager Pet* Knowlea said that the new mixture baa been brought to the at­ tention o f engineers from both Orlando and W in U r Park who have visited San­ ford and investigated the ma­ terials used. Home of the same streets will soon receive a cover coat­ ing o f identical materials. Others, however, such as Seoond St. from Sanford to Oak avenues, will receive a final asphalt-concrete cover treat­ ment. r a Youth Arrested On Theft Count Santurd police picked up a 14-ycar old youth for allegedly snatching keys from' four autos Sunday. The youngatcr Is reported to bavo taken keys from parked cars at the San­ ford Motor Co., 800 French Avc., Wagner's Amoco Ser­ vice at Ninth sod French, Bill llentphUl Motors at First and Myrtle and a car parked at First and Oak. The youth, arrested by Of­ ficers Joe Dodson and Dono­ van Tucker, w ai placed ia tho detention home. Sunday Fun Three youths climbed atop the third floor o f the eld Florida Hotel Sunday and Sanford Police reported that the nix ami seven-year-old youngsters were tossing rocks around the area. The building Is now being raxed and tha area will Iw converted into n parking lot for Sanford At­ lantic National Batik cus­ tomers. Try Rreakin Sanford police today report­ ed an attempted breaking and entering at Ted Wllllama Hardwire, 203 E. 23th St. Police reported that entry was attempted at a window on Uie east side of the build­ ing. Board To Meet Tha Casselberry Board uf Aldermen will meat In contin­ ued session at Tt80 p. m. today In the Municipal Building. No • \ form al agenda haa been ear fo r U a masting. V ■nr J _ ' 1 i il.«_ i1. . f V i �-I’ v s ivi 9ht ftufflrfc P sga f-M t m . Jtn. IT , * 4 RrrxIB Newcomers Organize Groups 11 By J i m C***alb#rry | Plan* were made to organlx* "in tereit group*” fo r mem­ ber* by the South Seminole Welcome Wagon Keweomera Club at a luncheon meeting held Thuraday at the M id-Flor­ ida Country Club. Thoie Interacted in ceramic* met today at the home of Mr*. Maryann Mile* In F o reit City. Member* who wi*h to learn knitting or ahellcraft ahotild contact Mr*. Waneeta Holme* fu r the hour and place fo r th eie group* to meet. The knitting rla«* w ill be taught by Mr*. Marie White o f Longwood and will meet on Wednraday and the ihellwork In­ teract group w ill meet on Fob. 6. i < i' Mr*. Sandy LaPoma, club president, will repreaent the organisation on Tuesday at a meeting o f the Old Ulory Blood Bank. Mr*. Helen Green, welfare chairman, reported on two large fam llle* who are badly in need o f children’s clothing In almost any sixes. The father o f one o f these familiea Just recently died. Anyone wishing to donate elothlng or shoes may contact any Welcome Wagon member or call Mrs. LaPoma. Details were announced con­ cerning the Valentine Party to be held Saturday, Fab. IB, at the Prairie Lake American Legion Home fo r club mem­ bers and their great*. A cov­ ered dish supper w ill be served with the meat course to be provided by the club. Those planning to attend are asked to notify Mrs. Miles what dish they plan to bring. Nominal admission will be charged to defray expense o f orchestra and building. Everyone is ask­ ed to bring a comic Valentina Following the supper, the Carl Stoddard Combo will play fo r dancing. Last week’s meeting was at­ tended by 46 members and guests. Mrs. Frances Cohen o f Hanlando Springs joined the club. Guests included Mrs. Maxine Moore, Mrs. Ruth Witcomb, Mrs. M illie Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Bowker, Mrs. Lena Florello, Mrs. Judy Buker, Mrs. Billie Johnson and Mrs. Esther Corslnc. The door prise was won by Mrs. Em ily FernaJd. Winners at cards were Mrs. Belle Siefert, first bridge; Mrs. Miles, second bridge; Mrs. Harryet Reis, firs t canasta; Mrs. Marl* Boardmas, second canasta and Mrs. Holmes, third canasta. The next regular meeting w ill be held on Feb. 27 at the Imperial House in Winter Park. Russian Recipient First Russian ever to re­ ceive a Nobel Prise was Pro­ fessor Nikolai Semyonov, who was given the 1956 award fo r chemistry. Legal Notice •=:«v ivSiis* Frances Wester Mrs. Ted Brooklyn was hos­ tess for the first meeting o f the new year for Circle Two of tho UI’ W of the Com­ munity Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary held in her home last Tuesday night. The meeting was called to order by Mrs. Brooklyn, cird o leader, who read a poem entitled ’ ’Friendship.” Mrs. James M. Thompson, program chairman, alto used the theme "Friendship” In the devotion, pointing out that a Christian friendship Is the most lasting and tho deepest kind. Mrs. Thompson led a gen­ eral dlseusilon on what the word friendship meant lo dif­ ferent members of the circle. Rome of tho comments were: Friendship should be out-going snd practiced always, lie friendly, be natural, have in­ terest in other people, and say "Y O U ” more often than " I ” . Friendliness Is a ctio n doing, not Just talking. A friend In need Is a friend In­ deed. The U PW program far the coming year will be on the topic, lie What You Are. Mra. Thompson explained the pur­ pose of the program and (t*lked about the missionaries from the Ycarliook o f Prayer, closing with prayer for them. The Bible study for Jhe year will be on the book of Coloss. NOTICn o r RAMI ‘jfi* i Nelles Is hsrstir *lv*n that pursuant te lb* final daor** of (nrerloaura and antar*4 In Ihs aeue* pending la llis Circuit Court in snd tor Ssmlnol* Count/, Kkirlda. m s * docks! numbtr tills , Ihs tindsrsisnsd Clerk will tell me property situated In slid Coun­ ty described ns! J.ot 49, South Plneersst, Silt Addition, soeordlns In pint recorded In fis t llook 19, pssss 41 snd 49, pub­ lic rsoords or ■cmlsals Count/, Vlorlds, snd: On* a t . Ranee (site.), Model J lllm s x , Rerlel X a is s iiy On* O K. Oven (elec), M«del JI09IUUC, Ssrlsl YU1*090-1 Ono o r. Hot Wslsr Hsat•r (s ite ). 40 get., Medal I0OTRAII-I, Ssrlsl NSII94111 On# DuoThcrm Well Ilecler loll). Xlodtl 911-0, Mer­ le) IloUSl On* NuTono Uatti Heater, (else). Mods) Ml Ten Venetian lillnds. (H e­ len menu fact ured b/ Sen. learlk (lines A I'alnt c<.mpen/, Hnufi.nl. Klorldn. Tnxvllmr with nil ntrucluren and linprovnninnts now and htrraller on nnld land, and futures alterhed thereto, end all rente, lesue*. proceed*, end ptollte accruing and lo ncciue from said prrmteee, el) of which ere Included within the foregoing deecrlpllun and the habendum thereof; sleo all gee, ■team, electric, water, and olher heeling, cooking, re­ frigerating. Ilsntlng. plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating. and /••■war a/atauia, niuclilne*. ap­ pliance*. fliturea. and appur­ tenance*. which now are or piny hereafter pertain to, or p- used with, In, or on acid prenileee. even though they be detached or detachable. St putillo sale, lo Ibo hlgbtet and bael bidder for esah betuein the liuure of eleven o'clock In the forenoon snd Iwo o'clock lu Ibe of lei noon on Ibe »Hi day of February. 11*44. at Ibe fro m Door of the bemlnule County Court­ house in vsnford, Florida. (COURT HUAI.) Arthur Jf. Ilock with. Jr, CUrk o f Ilia d rru ll Court Hy: Martha T. Vlhleu Deputy Clerk Jesntacs. Watts. Clark* and H am ilton Barnett National Sink Jacksonville X. Kloiide J^blloh Jan. S7, 1944 Bldg For 4 Cents U. S. LONDON (U l’ l ) — C. Ellis came up with a million-to­ on* winner In the soccer pools here. He won 633,000 for accurately forecasting six scores In last week's games. His investment was almost 4 U. 8. cents. iw v v .v w s o h i Oreen Sta m p s v ia dil* canal and »-»**** eft Short Ribs of Beef Lake Mary UPW Circle Two Meets With Mrs. Brooklyn By 300 EXTRA FREE 4 * 1 GREEN STAMPS SWIFT S PREMIUM PROTEN TINDER-AGED GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! GEORGIA W H E A T L E Y wan selected entrnnt from the Seminole Plaza ntore In the Publlx "Checker o f tho Year” content. Georifia livea at 1802 Lakecrcnt Drive, Aimpka, is married, haB one 12-year-old son, and Is a member o f the Apopka Junior High F T A . She ia eligible for tho diHtrict, Btate, and regional contents, from which the "International caBhlcr o f tho year” in delected. SWIFT'S SUPER SLICID COLD CUTS N. la g U a d Hem, Ham 'a Cheea* — * 4 9 * *&|XE>.xprv \.r* lb. ' # down prod u ce lane • Genuine Idaho Baking 4 9 •■eirtt •free W*4.. Jonuory 39* 1994 « O W 0 000 p k f li 69* family slse l i e *a*4re* N H .i January X*. IM4 mmmmm L in k S a u sa g e .........JiV 35* o w • d a iry special* • M a rg a rin e ............ 2 9 * C= Kraft'* Philadelphia J S An ertod Colon B*f Proof I M f Paper rtf. alia 39c 25* *o » ir** ; o H a m 'N E g g s ........"£ '3 9 * «dik Ala m m Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpels • Furniture • T il* • I’ lano*. • Rental Rods Q u a k e r G r i f t ........1ST 10* Regular er Qekk ★ ★ . « 4 a*rrb*aa **■ 4 ref. ceei $1. •***r*t KM , Janwar, m, I M ★ Haat proof Coffat Moktr packad with 10 ouncNt of • Carafe Peek M AXW ELL HOUSE Brillo'e Popular S o a p P a d s .........2 Z “ 27* INSTANT COFFEE Haieg 97 C a m p sid e B e an s .... 19* DMmUR out HAVE BAD u m is t m u (ARCIA'S SPANISH « *onn * SOUP wrvevveea V VI nntVI* O PW ( 'N C a n a d ia n B aco n JC 39* ★ 1*04 JM Oreen Stam ps* For Rreekfeat... Banquet Pancake* ★ Jan uary 9*. looooooooooooooooool Per Rreekfeat. . . Souffle Beequet ★ 2*. 1*04 0 1 % 7. V 6 0 J ll e*dt Oreen Sie m p e dUe ca^ea «*d yurdiaae *A o fro z e n fo o d * o A t First k Palmetto (Alongside old post o ffice) Jan uary 000000000000000000 Publlx 1 0 0 S Pure Cans Oil OVER 85 YE AR S s o CARYL RICHARDS NAIR SPRAY 13-ex. tise (9c plus fax eaetra* W * 4 - fk|ii n All Oreen S ta m p * Sj MAAi* 1 0 1 5 9 ‘ C re a m C h e e se •••• 1 K COLOATS DfHTAL CREAM Hen*** Or**** Rood RniMe i Potatoes W M Oreen Sta m p s u a a iie m a a U iv d m d •w in'* taadw kk l*r*« d or B ra u n sch w e ige r | ROYAL WIELD FILET MI0N0N STEAKS 10-o>. pk9. $1.29 Ground Beef A r S*. 1SS 4 o m i M S Q Jill OH rS oU mo nm oSJ etOammd p * Frosh line and tha book of Phile­ mon. The officers for Circle Two were announced as follows: Mrs. K ay Rassinan, secre­ tary and publicity; Mrs. Eve­ lyn Rice, treasurer; Mrs. Harry E. Sandusky, local church service; Mrs. A. E. Crocker, Theodore program; Mrs. Fannie Leffler, fellow­ ship and Mrs. Iluhy SJoblom, world service. Four circle duties for the year still to be filled are: church flowers, church hos­ tesses, association meeting hostesses and circle meeting hostesses. Memliers who have not signed up may contract Mrs. Brooklyn. The first Association meet­ ing will be held at the home o f Mrs. W. C. Hopkins this Tuesday. Other members present wsre Mrs. F. E. Donaldson, Mrs. Rowland Goble, Mrs. Ralph Willis ms, Mrs. Alice Werner, Mrs. John Ulmer, Mrs. Lillian Goodwin, Mrs. Itlanrho Cress, Mrs. H. M. Gleason and Mrs. LuciUe Mere. Also attending was s guest, Mrs. Ilsxel Harry, who Is visiting In Lake Mary with her brother and sister-in-law, Col. and Mrs. Harry San­ dusky. 2 l-ei. pk*». 9S< •aetre* We*.. January •1.49 P R IC K EFFECTIVE MON. |TU U ., WED., JAN. 27, 21, 29, 19(4 WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE am ffxacf now for only.* • frenl wheel. removed, brakei adjuded • Fteal wheel b**ri*«i (•peeked • 6 reek* H e ll cheated 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SEMINOLE PLA ZA $ 119 HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 • lu t e (laid added, b teU i tailed CASSELBERRY, FLA. Take your car wherk ihe experil are g o o d / ^ ear Service Store 555 W. FIR ST ST. F A 2-2821 i Heinz tomato ketchup Heinz tomato soup | "ft 25* 3 X. 39* Heinz strained baby foods 10 “g 99* Heinz cider vinegar ft 21* Heinz white vinegar £ 18 ' �r? •ft 9tailtt9 |(n O Won. Jan. 57, 714— Pape 8 Johnson A sks Congress For New Housing Program WASHINGTON (U P I) - cause of slum clearance pro­ President Johnson asked Con­ jects. He also reaffirmed his in­ gress today to approve a farranging housing and urban tention to enforce an execu­ tive order issued by the late renewal program aimed part­ President John F. Kennedy ly at providing better homes which bans racial discrimina­ for Am erica's poorest citi­ tion in housing built with fed­ eral assistance. zens. “ Whether we achieve our The Chief Executive advo­ cated expansion of public goal of a decent home in a housing and a scries of new decent neighborhood for every measures to cushion the fi­ American family rests, in nancial blow to families who large measure, on the actions « ci are forced to move be­ we take now," Johnson said —Provision o f 240.POO pub­ ; 1 also launched a major in a special message to the House and Senate. new program He did not estimate the overall cost of the omnibus legislation. Warning that rising popula­ tion and increasing conges­ tion in cities would create greater problems in the years ahead, Johnson asked Con­ gress to elevate the federal housing agencies to cabinet rank by creating a “ depart­ ment of housing and commun­ ity development." federal aid by to self-sufficient containing homes in lic requesting areas — Boosting towns” thousands of home of Housing outside units over grant*, to train stale and lo-1 urban cal officials in housing and|ques. the development techni­ next four years. help develop "new housing the mortgage maximum the Federal Administration crowded cities or suburbs. (K H A ) will insure from $25,* In other highlights of his message. Johnson recom­ mended: —Authorization o f St.4 bil­ lion to continue urban renew­ al grants for an additional two years. ooo to $30,000 on a single-fam­ ily home. —New programs for federw a| aid in planning subdivis­ ions. — A new federal-state pro­ gram, financed by matching Q U IIT IR - 8TR O N O IR built to laat lo n g o rl Biscuits 5cc*n4/ Ducks...u 39/ Sausage * 39/ Sli. Ham «•79/ GRADE “ A " QUICK FROZEN YOUNG mufflers REG. 45< . . S U N N Y L A N D FRESH PORK 'R A Y M O N D E. C H A N D LE R was sworn in na new poatninster nt Altamonte Springs in pri­ vate ceremonies held Jan. 17 taking over duties o f Ronald D. Masten who had been acting post­ master since July, 1962. Chandler, a retired N avy chief, enme here in 1956 front Ft. Gor­ don, Gn., where he hnd been a civil service em­ ploye in the Arm y fo r tho past seven-nml-onchnlf years. (Herald Photo) REG. 9 8cSU N N Y i_A N D CENTER or BREAKFAST 50 E X T R A ST A M P S . .TA RN O W C HIPPED H a m ° 'B ; : ’ 1 . INOINIIRID TO THI IXACT REQUIREMENTS OP YOUR IN G IN I. . . NO MAKESHIFT PIT « . . . NO POWKR-ROBBINO RACK PRUSURI ...N O EXCESSIVE NOISI continued through Sunday evening, Feb. 2, after which Rev. Queener will leave for Tampa to conduct similar ser­ vices there. Firestone Mufllers nra engineered to the highest standard* of performance nnd economy. . . road tested for your car under actual driving conditions to restore full engine power . . . to assure long lasting quietness nnd greatest gnsoline mileage. In mufflers, aa In tirre, you can cotint on Firestone for outstanding value... and service. w Quonttty Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru January 29th El s o p t h is k t SCifrfolfti' IkjafrWYt/ss Mrs. Maxwell Dies In DeBary Club To Attend WW Council R EV. G. D. Q U EENER Mrs. Slay B. Maxwell, 80, • l i e d Saturday afternoon at DeBary following a long ill­ ness. The widow of Richard C. Maxwell, she had made her home in Sanford for the past 50 years and had taught in Seminole High and the local Vocational School for more than 35 years. She received her BA degree from Missi­ s s ip p i S t a t e College for Women. She was a mem­ ber of the First Presbyterian Church o f Sanford and taught a Sunday School class there for many years. She was a m em ber o f the Order of Eastern Star o f Sanford, of the Story League of Sanford of Delta Kappa Gamma Sor­ ority and the PEO chapter, f t Survivors include one son, Richard C. Maxwell Jr. of New Orleans; three daughters, Mra. Jean M. Sharpe and Mra. Mary M. Watkins, both of New Smyrna and Mrs. Sara M. King of San­ ford; a brother, L. C. Standit fe r of J a c k «n , Miss., eight grandchildren and five great erand children. f y Funeral services will be held at 2 p. in. Tuesday in the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Grover Sewell o ffi­ ciating. Burial will be in Lakevicw Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. e e f 3 Bob W hite Sliced local Church Conducts Revival The Church of God of Pro­ phecy, 2505 Elm Avenue, is conducting a revival with daily meetings at 7:30 p. m. Serving as guest evangelist Is Rev. Glen Dale Queen oi Louisville, Ky. > Rev. Queener, wlm graduat­ e d from tlie Bible Training Bchool in Cleveland, Tenn., in 1932, has been in the field of evangelism for the past five years and has spoken in all parts of the United States. He Is 24 years old and is the son of Bishop Dorian II. Queener who served the church for many years as •fo reign Mission Secretary and now is serving aa State Overseer of East Texas. The Vocal revival will be rust-proofed with special coated steels to last up to 3 times longer! ONE POUND PKG. U P — ISS4 Ik".Miif nC.dtAfrri 'n-Vftr'f t****- ■■lMuft * ' -at ■ t\#l-•w'f 4<#>id a '-1*1 teAi. i4 fsdOibaRRewdbAesU*^» * ! SAVE 6<t 6* EACH . . THRIFTY MAID APPLE Buy On Easy Terms _ *v| HAkt * MM WON I M U P I L I N /Oh »f» • re* DNIVI IN I00AY 10 k I HI I f NSPl C1ION J u i c e » * B o ttle^ • • *• PH I IC O SAVE 10? EACH . . Limit 2 please . . LOG CABIN South Seminole Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club will Ihj represented nt the Welcome Wagon Council meeting to be held this Friday In tho Tree Top Room o f the Langford Hotel in W inter Park. Attending will be Mra. Sandy LaPomu, Mrs. Lucille Crowell, Mra. Gilda I’cttinntl Mra. Mary Ann Mllea and Welcome Wagon Hostess Nora Norri*. A social hour will precede the noon luncheon and install­ ation o f officer*. Mrs. Judy Hurlburt, Welcome Wagon hostess supervisor fo r Central Florida, is organizing chair­ man and Mrs. M argaret Cunn, area representative, will be in stalling officer. New council officers will be Mrs. Bruce Bucher o f Winter Park, president; Mra. A. S. Edmunds o f College Park, vice president; Mra. A . M. Ross of Ocala, second vice president Mra. Dallas T alley o f Orlando, recording secretary; Mrs. W il­ liam Mustard o f W inter I’urk corresponding secretary; Mrs Pauline Olonxo o f Winter Haven, treasurer and Mrs. Mary Ann Miles o f the South Seminole club, public relations and historian. i),l i,),i i ).l 1 1,! 50 Extra Top Vaiie Stamps S y r u p Foxoooe Delixe Plus Pit T J sent hsu 1 5AVt lie 12-oz. Dottle t A u i . . Lim it z witn > z .o u rood o ra er . . 25< *1 6 9 k il l ^d U R Y P a n c a k e ’3 ! 1 0 ' SAVE A 4<( EACH tA LH . . Limit 3 with With $2.50 >2.30 food order ordor ASST. ASS FLAVORS LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING Package J e l l - o . . . S a l t i n e s WHILE THEY LA S T. . . s Jutl S<l y it, , , 1 5 ' K IM row Illustrated Hard Covar Edit ion ENRICHED . . DIXIE DARLING FAMILY SIZE LOAF B r e a d 2 2 1 * NEW T R EA D S A m ig o ON SOUND TMC DOMES OK ON VOUN OWN TWCD " ! < *3 • W H ITE W A LLS -A N Y SIZE SW EET P O T A T O ES CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY HAM. MEAT LF„ SALISBURY 2 D IN N ER S nSjr Q O v D ta S i O y NARROW OR WIDE OESION TUBE LESS OR TUBE-TVM SPECIAL 4 FOR " \ A p p le s | £Cream Pies! 4 us 4 9 Sometimes such shrinkage is a graduul thing, occurring a little bit at a time with each cleaning— and without your noticing it. A ll o f a sudden the garment Is too tight, and It'a only natural to blame the latest cleaning. Rut In some fabrics even the moet careful treatment can't completely avoid shrinkage. I I I 8. P A L M E T T O A V E Pratmra a full 20* « M . hop. I>er with 00 lb. capadty. 10* whaala, solid luhirrr Ursa. fire s to n e ? 7 P 5 3 8 S M H £ jG B fiB 2 S H R IN K A G E Is ona o f the most frequent problems that occur in cleaning clothes, regardless o f the cleaning method. Although d ry cleaning results in the least degree o f shrinkage o f any method, there are (till cases when shrinkage will occur. DOW NTO W N C LE AN E R S * F a i r l u w n 20-Inch L a w n Spre ade r BOWLING BOOK 7 " SAVE 8* EACH . . CRACKIN' GOOD By • WOODROW CASH The best way to ovoid shrinkage ia to rheek labels carefully before you buy to make sure the garment ia pre-shrunk. W# make every e ffo rt to minimize any poasible shrinkage in dry cleaning. You can bring ua your fine clothes with the confidence that if it can be cleaned safely, we ran clean itl Call for prompt pickup and delivery. Nu Down Payment With Trade F o h u lo u s n There are various reasons fo r this. One is the prac­ tice of stretching fabrics by either the fabric or the clothing manufacturer. Bleaching. mercerising and dye­ ing can add to this stretching. When auch a stretched fabric is cleaned, by whatever method. It will relax to its normal state. This is called relaxation shrinkage. QF D on C a rto r’ s U. S. No. 1 GA. RED n U Designed tor long, de|>endable service. Freezer holds 32 tba. o f frozen food. Deluxe "D airy B a r" storage door with butter and cheese keepers. 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Hk Armfvereary Celebration For C. L Moffatts Mrs. Jack Rotiman, Mrs. W. C. Smith and Mrs. Sumner H „ Luaen were co-hoateaaei recently honoring Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Moffatt. Oviedo Road, at the home o f Mrs. Rdiim aa. The occasion was the 59th wedding anniversary of the MoffatU. A two • tiered decorated cake, punch and mints were served from the dining table, covered with a lace doth, decorated with white camel* Uaa and candles. The hostess­ es- presented Mrs. Moffatt with a corsage of pink mums and a pink bouttonlere to her husband. The couple received many gifts from the guests. Games were played and Jack Kossman entertained with accordlan music. Mr. and Mrs. Moffstt were married Jan. 21, 1905, in Jamestown, N. Y ., They are the parents of three children, Claude fl. Moffatt, Ashtabu­ la, Ohio, Mrs. Henry Plough, Salamanca, N. Y . and Mrs. Ray Warrenberger, Riviera BSach. They have six great­ grandchildren and one great­ grandchild. Attending the party to o f­ fer congratulations were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll, Mrs. John DoYoung, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeYoung, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ramsey, Mrs. Ruble Summerlin, Mr. and Mr*. W: C: Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner H. Luxen, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kossman, Marl, Armon and Gall Rossman, Lowanna, Sharon, Mary Lynne and Loretta Summer­ lin and Bobby and Toni Lynne Ramsey. Eight of the guests were present nine years ago at Uie 50th anniversary celebration (or Mr. and Mrs. M offatt DeBirjr R wiTr i I P ast* ft— Won. Jan. 27,154 Vm S “ Sopor-Right" Wootern Berf Foil Cot Planning Annual Latest Fashions,Fabrics Modeled, Card Party Lake Mary Woman's Club Luncheon Boneless Round STEAK The Garden Club o f Sanford Is sponsoring the annual card Members of Lake Mary Woman's Club enjoyed a com­ bined luncheon-business meet­ ing Thursday at the Capri and voted Mrs. William Shattuck winner o f the sewing contest. She will model, and enter the competition meeting. at the Mrs. Hugh TIIIIs, education­ al chairman, announced the club had presented $33 to Lake Mary School for the pur­ chase o f library books. She also announced the club es­ say contest for sixth graders had been sent to the school and the subject will bo “ American H eritage." The winner will receive a savings bond. Mrs. Boutwell, Mrs. Werner, Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Tillis, Mrs. Sandusky and Airs. Frank Leone will form a committee to investigate the feasibility o f a library in Lake Mary. The club members' monthly contribution to the county home was cakes snd maga zincs. They are planning an Easter party for the borne residents. district Sirs. Shattuck won with her lovely satin brocade dress and matching Jacket. She has been sewing since she was an eighth grade atudent. Strs. Joe Smathcrs, Mrs. Georgo Dixon, Mrs. Jesslo 0. Gregory, Mrs. Horry Sandus­ ky, Strs. Alvin Kilpatrick and Strs. W. C. Hopkins were the other models showing fash­ ions they had made. Sirs. Dixon also displayed aweatera she had knit and appliqued. The show was narrated by .Mrs. Caroline Holtzclaw. She demonstrated the latest fab­ rics, the versatility of the blends, and surprised the ladles by removing a large piece of light weight wool from her handbag without a wrinkle in it. The luncheon tablo center­ piece was a brass scale brim­ ming with dark red double camellias. Mrs. Frank Evans conducted tlio business meet­ ing. Mrs. Oian Boutwell, Mrs. It. E. True, Mrs. M. D. Wer­ ner, Mrs. Carl Mots and Mrs. Robert Marlin were cloctcd to tlie nominating committee for new officers. party Feb. 4 at the Woman’s Club at T:30 p.m. Bridge, canasta and other is not necessary to make up a table, players will be on hand to fill out a table where needed. However, players are requested to furnish their own cards. Mrs. A1 Hunt, chairman of the party announced each garden circle Is responsible for cookies, sandwiches and one prize. There will be door prizes and a high prize for each table. Tickets may be obtained from any Garden Club member. Mrs. Irving Pryor is chair­ man o f refreshments. Personals Mrs. Theodore Aulin and son Ted accompanied by Mrs. Louise Beasley recently spent the day In Haines City where they helped celebrate the 71st birthday of Mrs. Aulln'a mo­ ther, Mrs. J. F. Carter. Mrs. Carter was guest o f honor at a punch party given by an­ other daughter, Mrs. DcnnJs Williams. MRS. GEORGE D IX O N (le ft ), Mrs. Wnndtt Mnhn and Mrs. Richard iIoIt 7.claw cxninlno a pattern nt the I-nkc Mary Woman's Club Luncheon when latest fashions were modeled in a Buwing contest. Mrs. lioltzcluw wns nnrrator fo r the program. Osteen Goldstein, Mrs. Henry Lasher enter­ tained at twe luncheons re­ cently. Mrs. Arnold Hooper assisted. Miss Agnes Crowley, Angeles Road, will entertain friends at a luncheon Friday. DeBary Volunteer Firemen will sponaor a dance Saturday evening from H I : *0 p.m. Neighbors In the area are In­ vited to attend. A bake anle sponsored by the auxiliary to the fire department will be held at DeBary Plaza at 9:30 a.m. Saturday . Hallandale. Seminole “ SUPER-RIGHT” H E A V Y W ESTE RN W HOLE (45 to 65 • Lb. A vg.) "SU PER-RIG H T” H E A V Y W ESTE RN (25 to 30 • Lb. A v g .) Mrs. D/a-Lb. Thin or Kxtra Thin Loaves Margarine 2 visited Mrs. Jenny Erickson at Florida Sanitarium and gency for drapery hooks. Hospital where she is recover­ Bend the hooks into shape ing from hip injuries sustain­ and they will keep the drap­ ed in a fall in her home re­ ery in place. cently. till n a . M. C risis Touchton’s Rexall Drugs “ T H E PR E SC R IPTIO N O U R P R IM A R Y CO N C ERN " COR. lat & M A G N O LIA PHONE F A 2-2482 DOW NTOW N SANFORD Extra Special! DUCT HEATED, LOVELY HOMES Now Ready Campbell’s SPECIAL! 49 IP ,L b . Each 7 1-Lb. BEAN S 4 P a rk C O N V E N IE N T VA, FHA, A N D C O N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G Ca m C O N S T R U C T IO N CO . B U IL D IN G / CLUB RD. SPECIALTY Phono FA 2*3102 FOLLOW OUR SIGNS ST E N ST R O M REALTY Sales Agents F A 2-2420 • A ir CRISP W ESTE R N — DELICIOUS Apples 2 us 25* IDAH O B A K IN G Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and Belect your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today CUSTOM « 69* B-Ob. LB. BAfl Gamoral Offlco 211 W. 25th St. HOMES ON COUNTRY * C AM PB E LL’S PORK & CARRO TS SlwomaksiA « 79* lOK-Os. — IN — G E N E R A L # E L E CT R I C • Condensed Tomato FRESH CRISP M ODERN KITCHENS B Y * 45 A T 411 A N D 416 TANG ELO D R IVE Ravenna * 8 pedal I Jana Parker DeUdona Blaeberry Blntb*rrj SOUP EXTRA C E N T R A LLY 49 lW -Lk Each Ketchup 2 ^ 3 7* PIE 8 m Special I Jana Parker Fraohly Raked Ann Pago Tomato Use paper dips in an em er­ TW O - 4 9 CAKE Cake-Mix - 29* pj[ Bcrtleson-Smlth • 39 Special! Jane Parker Gold or MarMo Pownd 1-Lb. t-Os. Ann Page Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin and Regular Slice Or Spcciall Allawvot Mrs. David Fauver. GOLDSTEIN Lb. Extra Special! Jana Parker Enriched Sandwich and Miss Ruth Wise, Staun­ N p r LOCATION i n N. OAK. COE. COMMERCIAL (140 to 165 - Lb. A v g .) 210 E. First St. ton, Va., arc visiting Mr. and Ph. F A 2-3914 “ SU PER-RIG H T" H E A V Y W ESTERN BE EF Gifts • Cards • Books Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Wise REG. 1I M PERMANENT | V Tho Permanent Wave With The New Soft Look. FOE APPOINTMENT Side Of Beef u... 49 LB... 59 Hind Quarter Full Beef Loin LB... 79‘ Whole Beef Rib 65 c BREAD Personals $1A (275 to 325 • Lb. A v f .) "SU PER-RIGHT” H E A V Y W ESTE RN Flemings The wedding will take place Feb. 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Poehlman. OPENING SPECIAL I f you like meat with a rich and robuat flavor . . . and If you don't wind taring extra, money either . . . thin U the *ale for you! Juit look what you r* getting: famoua-forroodnea* “ Huper-RIght” Quality Beef—• variety o f your favorite enta from grain-Ted Wextern ateer beef—nil guaranteed to give you the utmost In enjoyment or your money bark. — The beef Item o f your choice will t * cut and wrapped foe yonr freeaer at no additional cost. W H IT E The bridegroom • elect Is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ seph Vitale, Cocoa Beach. He Is in the United States Navy, presently serving aboard USS Enterprise. Eva Bess Beauty Shop (BeSate! Selections Now From The la rg es t Display In Sanford. ed Sullivan County College. Pj,M li H T T H 5 J'te&ZBJi V A L E N T IN E She James Wallin left Friday High to accept a new position at School, la a graduate of Falls- the Astronaut and Space Cen­ burg Central High School, ter at the A ir Force Base in Lincoln, Neb. Fallsburg, N. Y., and attend­ attended FLO RAE. "SU PERR IG H T" M AKE YO U R Mr. and Mis. George Parmenter, Gainesville, N. Y., to Anthony G. Vitale. The bride-elect Is tlie dau­ spent four days with Mrs. Frank George. ghter o f Mr. and itra. Irving Allison Lee, daughter of Mr. anco was one of the high and Mrs. John Lee, Birming­ lights of the current musicsl and the brilliant ham, Ala., and granddaugh­ season, young pianist played rings ter of Mrs. C. H. Winn, 913 around a number of the cs Magnolia Avenue, and the tabllihcd professionals who late Mr. Winn, was guest have been presented here, if pianist with the Birmingham she plays like that at 19 how Symphony Orchestra recent­ will she be playing at 307" Sho played MacDowclI's ro­ lyTlie Lees are former resi­ mantic and melodic Concerto dents of Sanford, having No. 2 in D Minor, " a piece moved to Birmingham when that makes demands on vir­ tfaa young pianist was 12. tuosity of the artist." While here she studied with Miss Margaret Davis and Mrs. Evans McCoy and at the Rollins College Conservatory. She is now a student at Curja itlU »M 9 «W W g ts Ua Institute. Allison was winner of the Birmingham News • Birming­ f r o m ---ham Symphony audition and Your Downtown Florist made her solo bow as guest artist with the orchestra, rea SANFORD Using "a lifelong dream.” She FLOW ER SHOP received rave notices after Car. B. 1st A Sanford Are. the performance, one critic FA 2-1922 FA 2-94(2 stating "M ias Lee's perform LB. Personals By Mrs. Clarence Snyder her alster, Rosalie Goldstein, Mr. and Mrs. H. Shelly, Tuckahoe, N. Y ., have re turned to DeBary to r their an nual winter visit and are be ing feted by their many friends. With Symphony Orchestra 89 CHOICE! 10 Inch Mrs. Grace Burleson, Birm ­ Mrs. Ronald W. Poehlman ingham, Ala., is visiting her announces the engagement, aunt, Mrs. Hose Phillips. and approaching marriage, of Former Resident Appears YOUR Cut Rosalie Goldstein To Wed Anthony G . Vitale At Home Mrs. Alfred Newell, Park Lane, is collecting white ele­ phants for the silent auction to be held Jan. 29, following the American Legion and aux­ iliary covered dish supper at 6 p.m. at the Community Cen­ ter. or Boneless Minute Cubed Steak games may be played and it Oviedo Personals / Garden Club Potatoes 10 “ 59* Prices In thin nd o n good thrangh Wadnan day, Jaanary 29. 2T91 Orlando Drive if-92 A t ffth I t �Lyman W ins Two Games; Tribe, Oviedo One Each Last Second Score Puts SHS Ahead Ken Tyre'* bucket In the d o i n g seconds o f Seminole High'* Friday night tilt with W inter Park gave the Tribe a 41 to 39 win over the W ild­ cats. In a preliminary affair, the Seminole JayVeet alto grab­ bed a victory when they up­ set the Dahy 'Cats by a score o f 41 to 3.1. In the main event, Semi­ nole racked up its third Metro Conference v i c t o r y against five defeats and moved into a sixth place tie with the Parkers in the loop's standings. It was II u 1 p h Stumpf's fourth overall win fo r hit capers this season against nine losses. Seminole grabbed an early lead nnd held onto an 11 to 8 margin at the end o f the initial period. In the second slansa Sanford picked up eight points while limiting W inter Park to only a half a dozen and left fo r the Inter­ mission holding a 19 to 14 count In tha third quarter W inter Park tank 19 points to only eight fo r the Tribe and It wa» a 33 to 27 lead fo r the Wildcate. Out Seminole came beck with 14 points In the final frama and again held Winter Park to six points. Tyre ssnk his crucial shot with only 10 seconds le ft to break tha tie. Mike McClsry paced Semi­ nole with 11 points while Scotty Green had 12 to lend W inter Park and take high scoring honors fo r tha eon test. Another Honor P H IL A D E L P H IA (U P I) — Pitcher Sandy Koufax of tha Los Angeles Dodgers will be honored tonight as the out­ standing athlete o f 1903 at a Philadelphia Sportiw riler* A s ­ sociation dinner. Scott Appls* ton, All-Am erica tackla from Texas, will be designated out­ standing college lineman of the year. More than 75,000 specimens o f money are on display at a money museum in New York City. Legal Notice IV COUXTV Jt i h h :‘ s COURT, *K M txoi.u c o i i n , ru m IDA K S T A T K OK rjtA.NCKS 8. nUCKASED JIOTICK. TO CIIEIIITOUS T O A L L rCKSO.va MAVIXO CLAIMS OH D R S U D I A l i A I S S T SAItl E STATEi You and each of you srs hereby notified and required to fils sny claim* and demands which you, or either of you nisy have agsin.t said stlats la the office of lion. C. V tr n. on Mlee, County Judge of Kemlnole County, at hie office In the Court ttouie In Hanford. Florida, within six calendar month* from the time of the first publication of this no­ tice. Each claim <>r demand must be In writing end con. tain the pises of residence and poet aftle* ed drn* of the claimant and muil be awnrn to by the claimant, his agent or attorney, or the same shall be void. THE KMIBT XATlOSfAL HAN K A T ORLANDO nyt ■/ w . H. Clark Trust Officer As Ancillary Administra­ tor of said eatat* Chtrle* J. Collins. Jr. IS South Magnolia Avs. Orlando, Florida Attorney far Ancillary Administrator Publish Jan. I I, IS, IT, A Feb. I, t i l l . CDQ-II JIOTICK OK SALK itlcs Is hereby given that uant ts Final Deeres e f icleeurt sad I n i* entered he r tu t* pending In Ihs ult Court In and far SemiCounty. Florida, ctea doc. No. II.111. the undoralgn'lerk will sail Ihs property tied la said County d e l ­ ed set Lot II. LONG DAt.U CVDDIVialO N according to plat thereof raoordad In Plat ftook tl. pas* II. Public Records o f Seminole County. Florida! together w ith the following Home of property which art locat­ ed In and permanently Is• tailed an a part o f the Improvemeats on aald land: Healer, Surfaea Unit and Hounds Win In Overtime Lyman High's Greyboundi raced to > pair of victories over the weekend by clobber­ ing Kissimmee’* Kowboy* 63 to 32 Friday night and fought for dear Ufe Saturday night by erasing a 10-point deficit In ths fourth quarter and nosing out the rioneers of Oak Ridge, S7 to S3, in an overtime affair. The ’ Hounds’ Bill Tolion accounted for 49 of Lyman's 120 weekend points by pouring in 34 against the Knwboys and IS more against the Orlando aggregation. Tolson’s per­ formance at Kissimmee eitablishcd a new I-yman acoring record. In posting their triumph over the Osceo'.a High five, Lyman grabbed it* fourth OrangeBelt loop victory. It w a i also their eighth win of tha sea­ son. Lyman took a I I to 7 lead In the opening period, led 33 to 18 at Intermission, Increased their margin by 18 points at ths close of the third, but an onrush by the Kowboys in the final period cut ths final margin to 11 points. When Tolson got hot ths rest of ths 'Hounds fed him ths sphere and he connected from all points on the floor. But Saturday night ths tkl# turned. At tbs end of tha first period the Pioneers headed the 'Hounds 14 to 8. Oak Ridge led t t to 30 at halftime and 41 to 31 at ths threequarter mark. But Lyman was not to be denied. They went on a KV-joint spree while holding the Pioneers to 10 and knotting the ronteat at the end of regulation play at Sl-all. In the overtime, Tolson and Jim Shuster hit bulleyea from the floor and Charlie Asher pumped lo a pair of free shota to enable the 'Hounds to outdistance the Oak Ridge outfit. Friday night Asher contri­ buted 12 points to take se­ cond place honors behind Tolson. Saturday night, Asher connected for 18 points to lead the Lyman attack. Tolson was second with his IS and Shuster polished off 10 points. Kisslmmeo took a 42 to 39 decision in Friday night's JajrVee battle. Saturday night Oak Ridge's baby pioneers topped tha baby 'Hounds, 41-31. Floridan Loses S A IN T N A Z A IR E , France (U P I ) — Undefeated Fretteh middleweight champlcn Souleymane Diallo won hi* 30th consecutive f i g h t Sunday when he etopped Jimmy Beecham o f Miami in the fourth round o f their ache, itulcd 10-round bout. About Sports T h in k in g O u t L o u d B Y J U L IA N BTKNSTBOM (Editor's N ote: Today'* eoh-ntn la an article by Henry McLemore discussing major league baasball and Ita management. You muy or may not agn-o with McLemore but we are convinced you will find tha piece highly In­ tereating.) Dy llenry McLemore Somehow, aomewhere. sometime major league base­ ball managed to get itself recognized In the United State* as soma sort of a religion. Otherwise, how could baseball operate as If it were covered by the first e f the ten original amendmanta to the Dill o f Rights T Lika the church, baseball Is separated from tha state. Baseball goes its own merry, mad, monopolistic, feudal way, unbothcred by most o f ths laws and regula­ tions that govern other business enterprises. Whenever Its right to do es it pleases is challenged by someone it Is 1,000 to 1 that tho courts o f the land either keep tliclr hands o ff the matter, or rule In favor e f baseball. The erroneously called “ national pastime" la treated as if it were sacred, or Just a cut below that exalted atatus. The latest example of baaeball's high-handedness la ita treatment o f one, Charles O. Finley, owner of the American League franchiae in Kanisa City, Having lost a million dollars b e t rear In Kansas City, ha decided to move his team to what appeared to be a more profitable or, at worst, a less costly pasture, namely, Louisville. Under baseball's own rules Finley, to make the switch, had to have the approval o f all the ether Am eri­ can League owners. So he asked them w h it about it. They not only called brother Finley some pretty bad names In turning down his request, but issued an edict! he mutt renuw his leais in Kants* City by February 1 or fo rfe it his franchise. Finlay says he will go to court, but ha might just ‘ as well not. Tha odds are against hit getting anywhere near first bass. As fa r as his colleagues are concerned— or so it would seem by their actions — Finlay ran stay In Kansas City until hit millions run out, ha la reduced to tattsra, and his fam ily to taking in washing. Ills fallow owners, It eeems, couldn't car* lass. Even my acuta legal mind is unable to figure out tha Justness in this decision to keep Finley In Kansae C i t y no matter bow good Ita steaks, and how up-to-date every­ thing is— whan he It losing a million bucks a year, and thinks he can break even, or even make a dollar or two, in Louisville. Who gives the American League owners such a rlghtT Commissioner Ford FrickT I f so, where does Com­ mission Frick gat his Divine Right o f Kings authority? I have beard It said that Finlsy is about as popular with hit fellow owners as a rainy Fourth o f July whan the atanda are sold out for a double-header, and they want to gat him out o f baseball. Wall, if thsy do, thsy will — in one way or another. The past performances o f major Isague owners show that. But where their right to do to comaa from ia a deep and dark mystery, hidden in soma dark page o f tha gama's private law book. I won't even etart to writ* about tha way baseball •Ifns Its players to contracts that make them cattle. Nothing has been aeen like it since Lincoln freed the slam . It's a sham* baseball wasn’t being played then se Lincoln could have freed them, too. Bb» m bits sal# ts the klghsat sr for cash, between the of that frame. Ths ball control effort went Into affset In the finals and Ovlsdo posted tlx points while limiting Titusville to five and that did i t In lha curtain raiser, tha Baby Lions dropped a decis­ ion to the Util* Terrier*. F L A . GRADE “ A " D 4 D FRYERS 25 LB. ARM S A N D TH E M EN — Seldom arc an ninny arms pointed at tho game target as they arc in the All-Star basketball game in the Boston Garden. L e ft to right are Tom Heinsohn, 15, and Jerry L u c a s , 1C, o f ths Esst Team, W ilt Chamberlain, West, and Rill Russell, 6, East. Limit S Please ECONOMY VAH-9 '0' Wives Hurricanes W in Two In Top Place Weekend Contests VA1I-B " O ” Wives remained atop the Holler Motor Navy Wives League with 51 vic­ tories and 17 losses after last week’s play. In second place are the VAII-S "F ." W ives with 44 wins and 24 defeats, while the Ten Pinners are still hold­ ing third with 42 wins and 28 losses. Klanor Clemens had the week’s high game with a 1*8 and a 435 scries. Pat Siplcy bad high series honors with a 480 which Included a 168 game. Margaret Bolts rolled two 170 games and came up with a 479 series. Joan Adams rolled a 175 gama for a 431 series while Evelyn Fitzpatrick had a 174 game In a 467 aeries. Fran Morion had a 174 game in a 443 aeries while Joe Watson came through with a 171 in a 44T series. Rose Patrick top­ pled tha pins for a 170 gsme and a 445 series and lletty Washingurn’s 431 series In­ cluded a 163 game. Turkeys fell for Msrgarct Bolts and Mary Mellot. Jewel DeMasters, Betty Lillis and Gladys Henning converted the 5 7 split. Clckt McGough clear­ ed off the 5-7-8 and Verna Bolton got the 5-6-10. Siuy Reno picked up the 4-5-7 and Washburn converted the 2-7. Sharon Kee and lletty Church knocked over the 5-10, In fact lletty did it on a pair o f occasloni. Bowlerettes In today's play o f the Jet Ilowlcrettea league Seminole County Motors want out In front by one point with SOW wins and M i l loeae*. Running neck In neck In aecnnd are K a m i Insurance and lladcock Furniture, eech with 38 Vi wins end 29Vi losses. Next is Cut 'N Curl with 84Vi wins and 33Vi losses. Then Mary Carter Paints with 33 It wins and 34Vi lossea. L I’l Duggers Is neat with 80 Vi wins and 87 Vi loasea. N ext la Mary Esthers with SO wins end 88 leasts, while Sanford Sewing Cen­ ter la last with t wins and 41 losses. Hslsn Msrchstsno had tha high gam* o f the day with her firs t 200, a 303. lletty Smith had ths high series o f tha day with a 534 while Nancy Conway had a 508. Other high gamse rolled wars 1*4 Batty Allan, 185 Nancy Conway, 170 Mods Wiltshire, 178 Shirley Martin, 174 Alice Hall, 171 by U lla Gandsrton. uai. a\9\ ACTION ITHRILUl World’s fetter* fpert TONIGHT ntSTOAMI TTie South Seminole Junior Lon Blond! paced Faron with High School Hurricanes rack­ 181/317. ed up a pair of victories over Lucas dropped In 11. In the the weekend, winning a 34 to JayVce tilt with ths west 41 decision from the Mary coast squad, the Baby Hurri­ Help of ChrtsUans Boys canes dropped a 88 to 80 School of Tampa and e 58 to rontest. Lott posted another 81 points when the Hurricanes clobbered the Lion Cubs. Hay Gaines bagged 10 points to Lott paced the Hurrieanes help pace the Casselberry with 23 point* while Jimmy five. In the JayVce prelim­ inary, llrcnt Rose dropped In nine points to pace the Baby Hurricane* In a v ia over Slavia, 28 to II . Friday night of this week the Hurricanes entertain Sanfond Junior High'* Braves at Team No. 8 and a close Lyman High's gym. call against Smith's Amoco service tesm In the Business­ men'* League at Jet Lane* last week, barely squeezing i n T i n : c o u r t o k t i i k r o r v T v j i 'ih ik . s k m i x o m : through to a four pin margin l O I 'X T Y , I I.ORIIM , IX r u n . la total plnz enabling them R4TIS. RKi NUTATE OF to grab a three to ooe verdlet IN F R A N K HUMFI.t. over their opponents. "O P De­ Ptr sattd. pendable" Clarence Wallis T • All r r r l l t w * t i < Krrsaa* l l a « l > f Claim* or KlamasSa again proved the difference AaaUo* Sal* K a t l l r i You and each o f you sr* as he shot a steady 504 scr­ hereby notified and required ies to lead team No. 3. lo present any claims end de­ Although Dick's Appliance mands which ysu, ar either ef lost a thrre point decision to you may have again*! tha eatat* of KIIANK IlfH S K l.U daKondraekl amt Cline's Sinclair rensed, 1st* of said L'ou.ity, tu team they still managed lo tha County Judaa e f SKSIIN'OI.K County, Klurldt. at hie hold on to aecond ipot In the office Is the tnurl house M BANKOlil), league standings. Ralph Betts •aid County e l Florida, within sis talrndar showed the way for Dick's month* from ths time of the with 188/512. Curt Abney was first publication o f this notice. the hot shot for the Sinclair- T w o aoplea of sseh tU l m or demand (hall bt In writing, men with IB8/30J. and ehtll atate tha plara of Steve Mason was the high rtllSsnos and post office ad ­ of ihs claimant, and game hero for tbs night shoot- dress shall ha aworn ts by Ihs ins s 202/503 while pacing rlalmant, hla agant, sr sttorCavanaugh Tire Service to s ney and accompanied by a f i l ­ ing fee of on* dollar and eucli three game win over Team rUlm or damsnd not to filed No. 4. Vergil "(h e glo ve" An­ ■hall be Void. T H E FI.OIIIDA N A T IO N A L derson bombed a 108/568 for I1ANK OF ORLANDO, ORLANDO. FLO RID A Tssm No. 4 taking aeries hon­ Hy: F. T. TINHLKY. Jit. or* for the night to boot. V ICE KREStDENT AND Team No. 5 continues to TUU3T O F FICE R A t eierutor of ths T-aet show steady improvement as W ill and Taatainanl of they swept a three point win F H A N K IIUdSELU «* • caaaad away from tha Faron Build­ PnbMthi Jan. la, *T. F*b S. tl, ers. Billy Murphy was high lilt for Team No. I with 480 and CDQ-II Sliced Bacon Neck Bones . FREBH M P-ATT . lb. 29c lb. 10c S te a k SIRLOIN 32 contest from Oviedo Jun­ ior High's Lion Cubs. Hi the Tampa affair, Larry Team No. 3 Has Close Call Legal Notice 59 108% t P U R E FRESH G R O U N D B EEF 3 LB. *| LBS. LEAN ALL MEAT STEW .... . . . . . . . . lb. 59c 7 OZ. PKO. S IIU R F IN B ELBO M A C A R O N I 7 OZ. PK G . K IIU R F IN K LO N G SPAGHETTI 108 C A N S SH O W B O AT PORK & BEANS RED IlIR D VIENNA SAUSAGE 808 CAN BnoWBOAT SPAGHETTI 30.1 C A N S M. P. EARLY JUNE PEAS 803 C A N S 1IU8H K ID N E Y BEANS PLAIN or IODIZRD ROUND BOX GORDY’S SALT H ERSHEY’S Limit I With I I Order SUGAR 1 OZ. CAN PEAK BLACK PEPPER Lim it S Pleas* 2 LB. BAG Lim it 1 With Order 19 FRESH CINNAMON BUNS ........... 10c — fijwdujce &uyA — GOLDEN RIFE N I G H T L Y 8 :1 0 except BUNDAY M ATIN E E S THURSDAY WED. 4k BAT. LAD IE S N IG H T 8 P. M. BANANAS U. 8. NO. I YELLOW /Q O N IO N S FRESH GREEN LUXURIOUS CLUBHOUBP. GLASS-KNCLOIIBD HEATED GRANDSTAND VALET PARKING CABBAGE "Where The Tap D eft Rat Rata or BUm T I IAIKSIUIMTLt\ Ladios Nights, ’KUMMts •m V *. tu A rthur H ■•ekwltfc. J r . Clerk sf tha Circuit Caurt b yt M arika T. Vlhlea V B IH M n m bm M U B om i n n3 Xwba. Quality Rlfhto Deputy Clerk irl C- W e r lr /- k O NT O N c e n tra l A»e F I* t lleh Jaa. If. SMI I•11 - J M ioSr, T b* Independent Oviedo Jim Couritr and Tad Ball I t , at halftime. Getting i t Lions posted their ninth vic­ with 10 each. But Larry Jar­ points in the third period, the tory of the current cage sea­ rell of the Terrier* took tha Lions led 38 to 29 at the and son Friday night when they high scoring honors for tha grabbed a 30 to 24 win over affair with 14 points. Oviedo, alwaya coming up tha Titusville Terriers in the with trouble for the opposi­ east coast city. tion, utilised ball tontrol. And Again it w a i Skip Rook it waa successful. who led the Lions in scoring. Oviedo led I I lo 11 at tha This time he racked up 11 first quarter post and main­ points. Right behind him w ai tained a one-point lead, 12 to WAC • Of 11 s'stock Is the foreI and I d'elock la tbo ef•an, on the tih day of user. A. D- I H I . at, the t door of tbs Seminole tty UuurUiouse, la Sanford, Ida. Mon. Jan. 27, *64— Page 7 ffr a lb 7 :4 0 y a k P Ovaa P etersb u rg. • a n fo r h _. i i f *i ( ' t i f MIDWAY BETWEEN BANFOED AND ORLANDO S Convenient Location*! 4th. ■(. A Buford Avp. — h H U M U ^ B B ^ H ^ H B B M M M B n ^ U 1100 W. 184k. 0|. B B B iU H H �m m M 0 W—Mon. Jan. 27, '64 Legal Notice ! Legal Notice m thk c m x t t ji w iirx c o n i T i\ m i r u n * k m i x n u ; c n c i T v flo iiiiia I . lie: Estate •( DOOO “ J A C K " HARRIS. Deceased f in a l n o tic e Nolle* I* hereby given that the urx1er>l*nril will, on tl>* 51th <)■)■ of February. 15(1, p rom t to the Honorable County Judge of Hemlnola County, Florida, hi* final re­ turn. account and rouchar*. aa Admlnlatrator of th* Kalat* of DOOO “J AC K " HARRIS. deceaaad, and at raid time, then and there, make application to th* aald Juilce for a final Mtttamant of hla admlnlatralion o f aald aatat*. and for an order discharging him a* auch Admlnlatrator. DATED thl* th* 15th day of January, A. D. 1X4. William U, C lan Aa Admlnlatrator of the Kalat* of Poo« “ Jack" Itarrla, dareaeed. Gordon V. Frederick. Attornry for th* Katate of Doo* "Jac k" llarrla. deceased 1)0 Kaat Commercial Hlreet Hull* 5 Kirk Plai*. p. o. i»o* m s Hanford, Florida. SS•71 Puhllah Jan. 50, 35 * Fab. 5. 10, 19(4. CDQ-35 e Legal Notice Xatlre at Public Hearing Notice t* hereby given. Hoard of County Commlealonera of Samlnol* County, Flo r­ ida. propor* to raaon* tha following dexwlted property tonrd A-I Agriculture ami n - I A Single Family Residenttal to (.*-1 Commercial and lt-3 Multiple Family: C -l Commercial: VVH of S W I( of NR 14 !*•* W 500 ft of N 500 ft of fl 5(4.9 ft and leat K ISO ft. flection 14-31H-59E. lt-3 Multiple Family: K ISO ft of W>4 of HW'A o f N K ' « Section 14-S18-59K. Further il*acr]tie<l a* lying North of RUte Hoad 430. Weal of Altamonte e l e m e n t a r y School and moo ft. plua or mlnua. Kaat of 1-4. Public hearing will be held In th* Seminole County Cuurt llouee, flanford, Florida, In the County Commlaaloner* lloom. on February II, 10(4 at IDiOO A. SI. or a* aoon there­ after aa loaalble. Hoard of County Commiellonrr* fleinlmil* County. Florida lly Jamea P. Avery, Jr., chairman Atteat Arthur Heikwlth, Jr. Puhllah Jan. 35, 19(4 CDQ-5S HOOTENANNY Sunday, February 2, 1904 2:30 P. M. Orlando-Semlnote Jal-AIai Fronton A W r HH F O R G O T T O GIVE M E B AC K M Y P E N C IL : Ilw y. 17-92 “Hoot For Heart” FEATUItl.NG The All Florida Minstrels General Admission 91.25 Advance Sale $1.00 at all Seminole County Junior and Senior High School* and Itoumillat & Anderson Drug Start I OUT OUR W AY IMAM 'C J HAVE SkXTtNa CM IT-- j,___—— yTSI HELLPttCflaBLV HAVE c------------- ------------- ‘—‘ A 1IT ALL CLEARED Bv THE / 40 KlECD FtK oMOviLlW TIAtE VCX)(SET THERE/ / OUT IM TMF COLD. y OMACCCUMTOFAPAL WITH A HEART O(kOLOi 11' U PAN D PUT MV CLOJH9S ON A N O I VnENTO U T .0 <BSia THATtS A U - T H S Z e I 'M 6AV IN 5 W H A T I le T O T H ee ra p y ? DID1HI9AFTQBNCCN R X im e e a o E L OUR • Wl b « A ba TS4( • U Da Ml BOARDING KIH8T F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OllLANDO. a corporation. Plaintiff, v*. ERM A JEAN NE A CRAIG. e/k /a ERMA J. CRAIO, a/k/S JEAN NEA E. CRAIO. formarly ERMA J. HARRINGTON, and R IC H AR D M. CRAIO, har huaband, *t alDefendant* NOTICE OF at IT » T 4TE OF 1*1.0111If % COUNTT OF SEMINOLE TO i ERMA JEAN NEA CRATO, a/k/a ERMA J. CRAIO. a'k/a J E A N N E A K. CRAIO. formerly ERMA J. II ARRINGTON Re-ldenre Unknown Tuu ar* hereby notified that a ault haa been filed agalnet you In the above entitled rauae, and that you ar* requir­ ed to file your anawer with th* Clerk of thl* Cuurt and to •erve a copy thereof upon tha plaintiff or p l a in t iff* attor­ ney,. wltoee name and addreet I, title,. Hedrick A Knbtneon, ITS South Court Strrat, Or­ lando. Florida, not later than February 15, 19(1. I f you fall lo do ao a Deere* Pro Confeaao will be entered again*! you for the relief demanded In th* Complaint. Title ault I* to fortcloa* a mortgage. Th* real pro­ perty proceeded agalnet la: lxjt > and th* North IS feat of to t 3 In Block D. o f RIDOE HIGH 8UBDIVISION, according to th* plat thereof a* recorded In Plat llook It. peg* II. of th* Public Record* at Seminole County, Florida. WITNESS my hand and th* real of thla Court at Orlando, Florida, thla Ith day of Jan­ uary, 19(1. (S E A L ) Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk By: Jlartha T. Vlhlen. DC. Oil**. Hedrick A Roblnaon 155 South Court Street Orlando. Florida Attornry* for Plaintiff. Publleh Jan. 13. >0. 55 A Fab. CDQ-31 dlWCB HE BJUOHT THAT LITTLE TRACTOR WITH THE 5<JOW BLOWER.5 THiWK HE 3 HAD MORE FUVJOUT C f CLBAWIMATHE PDWD > *TW ieAweM iNOi tserr >01.4: LOOTS'. Ft.OHIDA CIKNCEHT NO. 1X511 I. 1X4. Benefit o f the Heart Fund - i n Ti5i: c i r c u i t c o u h t o f t i ii: n in t h j t i t t i t at. e m ­ i t i t , i n a n d p o tt l e n t - Nattra a f Fablla lle a r la * Nolle* la hereby *lv*a. Hoard of County Commltelonera of Samlnol# County. Flor­ ida. propoa* to rcaon* th# fol­ lowing dtacrlbed properly aon»d A - l Agriculture and R-l Single Family nealdtntlal to C-3 Conimeclal: Lott II. 14 end IS, Lordland Hubdlvlelon and that part of th* H T4« ft of 8K'4 « f N W S lying W of Oviedo llranch of ACL Itll In flection 3-5UH-S1K. Further dee* crlbtd at lying In the NW cor­ ner of Onora Road and ACL Hit. Weal of Naval Station Entrant*. Public hearing wilt b* held In the Hemlnola County Court llouar, Sanford. Florida, In th* County Commlaaloner* Room, on February 11. 1914 al lb :«« A. M. or aa aoon lharaaftar aa poaat bit. Hoard of County Commla­ aloner* Hemlnola County. Florida Ry Jamea P. Avery. Jr., Chairmen Atteat Arthur Ueckwilh. Jr. puhllah Jan. 15, 19(4 CDQ-74 TRA D E-IN HOUSE on your old AST WASBAVItSO,BOCK,THE SECRET Of-MY SUCCESS AS A MAKKSMAM HAS BCEM WV KHOWlEO&t OP 60NS.' TWAT6 HOYI X IMMCDIAT6LV, DETECTED A FLAW IN THE Rifle- AT THE SflooriNt* 6AU.EKV' YOU'LL RECALL THAT IT HAD SLIPPED COo x ! TM'UVBAM.IMB WAY MB TKUS aia3o r \i it , h it t in g a lams * FURNACE k CCriERS IlINGTEAO OP TMfc MOK& I t a r g e t WAS TUB AN 6LES \\cRfcATEt-T ADVANCE^ THAN 1rtti\l SINCE MR6.HDOf,Lfc> BINDING JjfXJT MEAT IN TUB . ON A CA HASH! NOW vje l l Y \ CSeOMETCV)) M/Wfc TO T R AP h i m ) with purchnse o f a new C H R Y SLE R A IR T E M P , "Bo o k / jU ail w c -r a &ain IRROOOpH p r d f e s s i o n a l IMSPeCTlON THAT VESY day Won »cn*A<mK> i k b i t w w URMMT THAT VDU COMB # M HU ALONB. HBWA4 HURT IN ACAR ACCIWMT WIGHT W O n IAJTI r — FROM — Southern A ir rim 9INN.LV AGFIBP TO00 « * ' tOULVCUfWT i K T j i HEAD «DUR«* S t R STOP B Y OR C A L L — FA 2-8321 Ml EXPEItT SERVICING SS1S PARK DR. Answer t * Previous I SANFORD, FLA. Beastly Bit Legal Notice Legal Notice in t i i i : c in c c iT c u v n T o f T i l l : NIN TH JUD ICIAL Clltr C I T , IN AND FOIt SEMINOLB COUNTY. FLO RIDA IN CHANCERY NO. 13ITT uerr to a c ir rr t i t l d DONALD C. SABIN and BEULAH W. BABIN, hit wife. Plaintiff* ve. POnTER J. C H AD W ICK and LEONA A. CHADWICK, hla wir*. Defendant* NOTICE OF UlY T In th* Nam* of tho State of Florida! To tho Defendant*: PO RTER J. C H AD WICK 1511 51th Street Detroit, Michigan LEONA A. C H AD W ICK S511 54th Street Detroit, Michigan And to: All unknown apouae, of aald above named natural defend­ ant*. And to: Alt partiee claim­ ing Intereit, by. through, under or agelnat the above named natural de­ fend int* not known to be dead or alive. And to: All partiee having or claiming to hav# any right, title or Intertet In and to tha following deacrlbed property, eltuat* In Nemlnol* C o u n t y , Florida, to-wlt: Th* South TS ft. of th* K elt 510 ft. of Lot I. Block **C", F ER N P A R K ESTATES. according to th* plat thereof aa re­ corded In Plat Book I, page* 10. 11. 15 and IS. Public Record* of Seminole County. Florida Tou. and each of you are notified that a ault to quiet title to th* above deecrlbed property bee been filed egelnet you and you era hereby re­ quired to terv* a copy of your Anawer to th* Complaint on th* Plaintiff*' attorneye. FELD ER AND RETTING II AES, 110 South KnoA-le* Avenue. Winter Park, Florida, and rlla th* ori­ ginal In th* offlc* of th* Clerk of :h* Circuit Court on or before February 19th 11(4: otherwla* th* allegation* of aald Complaint will b* taken a* eonfeaaad. Thl* Kotlc* ahall b* pubtlihad anc* aaeh weak for four coneacutlv* weak# la th* San­ ford Herald. Tha abbrevlattd till* of thla ault la DONALD C. SABIN and REULAII TV. HABIN, hie wife. Plaintiff*. ve: PO RTER J. CH AD W ICK and LEONA A. CHADWICK, hla wlfa, Defend­ ant*. Dated thl* l*th day af Jan­ uary, 1414. (SEAT.) Arthur 11. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk Circuit Court, Semin­ ole County, Florida Uy: Martha T. Vlhlen. D. C. Felder and Uettlnghaut Attorneye At Law l i e So. Knowlaa Av*. Winter Perk. Ftorlda Publleh: Jan. 50. 35. Feb. 3. 19. 19(4 CDQ-49 IN T i l l CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE UOt NTT, FLORIDA. IN CHAN­ CERY. No. 134-3 WEST SIDE F E D E R A L SAVINtlrt A LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW Y O RK C1TT. A cor­ poration organised and eaietIng under th* le w* o f th* United Stataa of America. rialntlff. n Jo h n s t o n c h i l l s and b a r A l l CHILDS, hla wife Defendant*. NOTICE OF SUIT STAT E OF FLORIDA TO JOHNSTON CHILDS and SA RA H CHILDS, hi* wlfa whoa* residence I* 4541 Adam* Street. COLUM­ BUS. OEOROIA Tou ere hereby required to fllo your anawer or written de­ feat**. I f any. In th* above proceeding with th* Clerk of thl* Court, and to eerv* a copy thereof upon th* Plwlnllft'e a t­ torney*. whoa* name* and ad­ dress appears htrton, on or bo­ rers tho 3rd day af February, 1941, th* nature of thla pro­ ceeding being * ault for fore­ closure of mortgage agatnal th* following dtacrlbed proper­ ty, lo-wtt: Lot 95. O A K L A N D HILLS, according t* the plat thereof a* recorded la Plat Rook It. Page* *1 and 94. Public Record* « f Samln­ ol* County, Florida. TOO E T IIE Il W I T H : Jackaon Use Hoi Water Heater, ktodel C5II, Serial No. ItoM; permanently In t u i t ­ ed. Do n e a n d o b d f . b e d at Sanford. County of Nemlnol*, Stale of Florida, thla 5nd day of January, 1994. (SE AL ) Hon. Artkur H. BtckwRk Jr. Clerk Circuit Court Samlnol* County. Florid* Hyi M.rtha T, Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Ortgory, Court A Panltll* Attorney* for Plaintiff 494 Jackson Stroot Tampa 3, Florida Publlahl Jaa. I, 11, 39, 35. 1914 C Dq-l • U ral profeuka • Paint WANTED TAnlart • On* of three 13 Mlmlckar U Kft(U*h pnnevug 14 Native malil 15 Defame 15 Number UCompoud •I Wf I f nimilMt 21 Lateral part 23 flriaa 34 Palm leaf «fprj tTremluumaamu a?asar* IS U tp n • lnlluential lOAnrtn M E N - W O M EN U W<Ubre4 tuaa(alanr) U Foreigner 14 Mexican* 20 Duck Into S Curium* UMouutaU nymphs 90 Cuddled at hlrda in a nea 24 Sweet liqueurs dS Body’s Hunk Z4 Performed 43 Companions o a tiu i* 4lltefuaairMi 90 Poker ataita S3 Active m m 21 Sheaf •SB uiBm U Nut uncart 31Allowtaco Im s u it 12 AngloBtUB thou* UKutopomt MPalus V jK fL L U O N 60! from agea I t to S2. Prore now for V, 8. Civil rvira Job optnlngu In thla area during th# nast 12 w ot tha. Government position* par aa high aa $44<.H a month ta start. Thay provide Muck greater security than private employ meat a n d excellent opportunity for advaiwamanL Many posi­ tion* require little ar na apeclalixad education or aacrlence. pcrlenc*. But U get ana af these lobe, youi must m« pate a toot, apetition la bean and In noma rates only on* out of flvo K BoSHrttdruam f S S a a i T,m 3* Kedtrior 57 PUn tMatla atDtrk I I (4 k S drid)**** 44 lloua*keeper* 49 Italian port 33 Social tntert MThoeenbo L i n c o l n Service help* thousand* prepare for the** tests ovary year. It Is ana of th* largest and eldest privately owned school* of its hind and la not connect­ ed with the Government. For FREE Information an Government Jabs, including Uat of position* and tal­ ari**, flu ant coupon gad mall nt once — TODAY, Yon will alas get full de­ tails an how you can preN i l yourself far these Don’t delay — ACT KOWJ I am vary much inter**tad. Please sand me ahonlately FREE ( I ) A list af U. 8. Government position* and salaries: (2) Information an how to qualify far a U. 8. Government Job. / vety ..— ........... - ——.......— ....... I I I I I I I I I LINCOLN SERVICE, DepL 2$ Pekin, Illinois • I Diaia 8fata --------11 , I I I I r e s o l u t i o n n o . 131 _ nn*OLUTION OF t h k » t t t o r T H E c i t y OF LONCWOOD. FLORIDA, PRO* VtDINO FOR T H ■ CON# BTRUCTION AND PAV ING OF TU LI.IS AVENUE R E T W E E d G R AN T t - R E E T AND OLE UN# DKR STREET. AND OVK STREET RCTW EEN R E IT E R AVENUE AND W ILD W ERg AVENUE IN T H E CIT Y OF I.ONGWOOD, FLORIDA. AND PROVIDING FOR T U B %SBK*«MENT OF T H E COST TH E RE O F A G A I N S T THD (H UTTING PR O PE R TY OWN* UR*. WHEREAS, th* City Council of the CHy of Longwood. Flor­ ida. deiermlnta It advlaabla as a ntceeeary public improve­ ment to conetruct end pavs Tull!* Avenue between Grant Street and Oleander Street, end Oak Street between neller Avenue and Wlldmere Avenut In th* City of Longwood. Flor­ ida. all In compliance with plane, ipeclflretlona and a n i ­ mates now on file with th# City Clerk of th* City ftl Longwood. NOW. THEREFOR E. BE I t RESOLVED DT TH E CITY c o u n c i l or t i i i : c i t t o» LONGWOOD, FLORIDA: Thai the c ity Council deem# It eiHI-able, ** e neceatarp public Improvement, to con­ struct and pave Tullla Av*nu* betweti. d r . n l Street and Oleander Stiv.! end Oak Street between K:'.:er AvenuS and Wlldmere A v tii.r , In tha City of Longwood, I'lorld*. with t twenty- (2At foot street with a alx i l l Inch etablllaed llmerock bea* or aoll cement beae and a double turfac* treatment of liquid atphalt and cruahed atone, all according t* plane, specification*, and evilmates on file In th* offlc* of th* City Clerk, which esl4 plena, apeclflcatlona and eatlinatea art heraby approved by th* City Council and shall eontlllu t* th* plana and apeclfl­ catlona for aald Improve­ ment!. BE IT FUR TH E R RESOLT. ED that th* total coat of **14 Improvements shall not 3* over th* eum of 115.934.60 and th* City Council hereby aeaeei*■ th* eum of 99,549.31 agalnet t3* lot* and lands adjoining, contiguous or bounding end abutting upon auch Impravamem and tha remaining 14,3*4.97 ahall b* paid out o f tb* funds of the City of Longwood. RE IT FUR TH E R RESOLV­ ED that th* City Council de­ termines that all lota and land* adjoining and contigu­ ous ar bounding and abutting upon aald Improvement will b* especially benefited by tb* aald Improvement to tb* axtant of two-thirds of th* coat of aald Improvement* and that tha aptulai aeataamanta to b* mad* and tntarad against auch lands shall bt mad* upon s front footage basis and ahall b* determined and prorated according to th* foot front­ age. respectively, of the pro­ perties adjoining and contigu­ ous or bounding and abutting on such Improvement*. BE ! T F U R T H E R RESOLV­ ED that th* Tax Aaaaaaor o l th* c i t y of Longwood, Florida, ehall proceed to make and pre­ para a special ateetement roll, which aeteeament roll ahall b* completed and filed with this Council aa promptly aa poss­ ible and aball show th* lots and lands attested, tha amount of tha aaaaeemant agalnat tack lot or parcel of land aapeolally benefited In tb* amount as determined by thl* reeolutloa and upon th* oomplellon of •aid aptclal settlement roll, th* tarn* shall b* published Iwo timet eueeaeslvely, ones a week, th* laet publication being at least on* week prior lo date « f hearing. In ths SANFORD H E R AL D With » none* directed to all property ownera Interested In said apeelol eeatttment of th* tjm* and plact whara complaints will b* heard with rafaranrs lo aald atttasmtnl*. and when aald aaaeaament roll will l>* finally arproved and confirmed by this Council. BE I T FUR TH E R RESOLV. ED that th* apeelst statesmenta provided for by thla r*tolutlon ehall be payable *9 Ih* option of th* property owner* at fnllowi: in coah within 30 dtys of th* confirm­ ing of th* told apodal aaatifmant roll, or ta ten (19) equal annual payments, said deferr­ ed payments to bear tntsreeb at th* rat* of 9% per annum DE IT F U R TH E R RESOLV­ ED that thla resolution shall be published twice la th* SANFORD HERALD. BE IT F U R T H E R RESOLV­ ED that thla resolution shall tak* effect Immediately upoa ioa Its final P« paaaag* and adept os. c o u n c il ADOPTED at * 0 f reg u lar meeting of th* City Council of the City of LongwoodL Florida, this 19th day of Jasuary. 1994. A. R. Lormana Mayor ATTEST: Onnl* R. Shomst* City Clerk Publish Jaa. 99, ST. 1994. C D Q -i l Q Net Ire mt Pabllo llearla g Notlc* la hereby glve% Board of County Commission­ er* of Seminole County, Flora Id*, propose to rcaon* tb* fol­ lowing deecrlbed property tun­ ed lt-1 A Single Family Resi­ dential to C-l Commercial! W a it 30( ft of North 396 ft of South 311.9 ft of I W l t e l N E U In Section 14-91S-39E. Further deecrlbed aa Ijrtng North o f Slat* Road ( X . (5* ft plua or mlnua W a it of Al* tamont* Elementary School and ( H ft plua ar mlnua K at( af !•(. Public hearing will b* held la th* Seminole County Court Route. Sanford, Florida, In th# County Commissioner* Room, on February 11, 19(4 at l l : » d A. M. or a* aoon tboroaftol aa possible. Board at County Commis­ sioners Scmlnol* County. Florida By Jamoa P. Avery, Jr, Chairmen Attest Arthur Btckwillq Jr. Publleh: Jaa. IT, 19S4 CDQ-tt FICTITIOUS XAKD NOTICE IB hereby given that I am engaged In buelntte a| 3949 J lla w ttb a a t 15- 95, le n le nolo County, Florida, undsf ih* fletltlouo name of, PAT* TON REALTT, ta d th a t I la* land to register aald s e n d with th* Clark of th* Circuit Court. Somlaol* County. Flore Ids., In accordance w ith thl provision* of th* Fictitious Nam* S ts tu u i. to-w ith: tectloa 131.91 Florida S ta ts ta i 1915. Sig: R ota L F a rto a by l - F. P aytea PubMah J a a . id. I*. 25. 4 F t* CDQ -M ■ hi i . �r Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. Phone The sponsible for mors then on* incorrect Insertion of your ad, Classified end reserves the right to re­ v ile or reject i n ; advertise­ ment from what ordered te conform f t tha policlee o f this peper. 322-5613 322-5612 Legal Notice MAIITIN*. K IN A I. D*v*a*td. M l I IK K Nollea l* h»r«by *lv *n that tit* undaralrnad will, on tha 2nd day of March, A. l>. 1444, tirracnt tu tha Honorable Count) Judge of Bemlnola County, Florida, her final return, ac­ count and vouchar*. aa Kx*autrlx o f the Batata o f MAM IE AlAIITIN*. daeaaaed. and at aald time, than and there, tnaka *pplli-allon to tha aald Judge for a final aettlemont of her adtnlnlatratlon of aald aetata, and for an order discharging her as such Kxeoutrlz. Hated thta the Ith day at January, A. D. 1114. Ella Martin Roberta Ae Executrix o f the Eetate o f MAM IE M A R T IN Deceased IITKNSTROM, DAVIS A M cI n t o s h Attor neys for Exacutrls Most Otflca Drawer t i l l Sanford, F loilda WJTl Fublleh Jan. I*. M. ST. * Bah. «. 1444. CDQ-SS W(STICK o r SA LK Xottca la hereby ( I r a n - t h a t pursuant to the final decree • t foreclosure and aala en­ tered In the rauee pending In <he Circuit Court In and for Hemlnolt County. Florida, raaa docket number IMIS, tha un­ dersigned Clerk will eell tha property ultuated In said Coun­ ty described a i l 1-ul I I, Block P, 8 UNHAND ESTATES, a aubdhrlalon, according to a plat there­ of, recorded In Flat Book 21, pagaa Id to 2S o f tha Tublle Itacorde of Semi­ nole County, Florida. T ogether with alt struoturee and Improvement! now and hereafter on laid land, and the rents, laaues, and profits Of the above described propartyi and e ll fixture* now or hereafter attached to or need 1n connection with the pre­ mises herein described and tn adddtlon thareto tha following described household appliances which ere, and shall be deem­ ed to be, fixture* and a pert « f the realty, aad are a por­ tion of the security for the Indebtedness herein mentionad: One OE R a n g * ( E l e a ) . Model No. J-4I1-T, Serial No. TT-041TS1 One Duo.Therm Heater (O il), Model No. lU -l. Rerial No. M-ll-12 40.44V I1TU One Victor Climax K i t ­ chen Eahauat Fan Tan Venatlan Blinds (M e­ ta l). manufactured by R o ­ berts Awning and Ve ne­ tian Blind Company, Or­ lando, Florida a t publlo eale, to tha highest and beet bidder for' cash be­ tween the hours of eleven o'clock In the forenoon and t w « o'clock In the afternoon on the Ith day of February. 1*44, St the Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida. (C O URT SE AL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court liyi Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk Jennlng*. Watt*. Clerk* and Hamilton Harnett National Dank Bldg. Jacksonville I . Florida Publish Jan. ST, 1814 ci>y*7i IN T H E C M C I'IT COURT OF T H U M t T N JU D IC IAL C IR . C l'I T IN ABO F o il SEMI•VOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA CHANCERY HO. t t f l * BIMUNUFIBLD INSTITUTION FOR HAVINOB Plaintiff, LE V IN C. H AC K BT T . at ux Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT IR MORTUAUK FONECLOSI R R T O i Levin C. Ilackett and In ­ grid K. ilackett. hie wife, MEBIURNCE i 1104 Fortune W a r Oskland, Cellfernla Ten ere hereby notified that a Complaint to foreclose e certain mortgage encumbering the following deecrlbed real proparty, to-wlti Lot S. Ulock F. COUNTRT CLUB MANOR. U N IT NCk. I. according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Rook II, Page >•*, Publlo Itacorde o f femlnole Coun­ ty, Florida ha* been filed against you In the abuve-etyled suit, and you are required to serve a copy of >uur Answer or other Plead­ ing to Iba Complaint on Plain­ t i f f s attorneya. ANDKIISON. III'NII. DEAN. A DOWN DEV. 3t: East Central Boulevard, Orlando. Florida, and file the original Answer or other I ’lrudlug In Ilia office o f the Clerk or tho Circuit Court on or beforo tho n t h dsy of Keb. ruarr, 1VII. I f you fall tu do »>, a decree pro coufeeeu Will be taken against you for the relief demanded In Ibu Com­ plaint. This notice shall be publish­ ed once a week fur four con­ secutive aeeke In IbO Sanford Herald. DATED tble Mb day o f Jan­ uary. IV44. (S E A L ) Arthur U. Deck a ith, J r, Clark of Circuit Court Uy: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk Anderson. Rush, Dean A I mu udee M to ru eye and CoUbesUara at l«»w 313 East Central Uoulatard Poe: Of rice Bos SMI Or'sndo. Florida l i 4*3 Tel -phone 141-4431 Publish Jen. 13, IS, 3T. A Eeb. I. 13(4. coy-30 LOST! Lake Mary Area. Broun A white male point­ er. Has collar with no name. Answer* to name of "T E X .1' REW ARD . Phone 322-3072. 2. N o t ic e s • P e r s o n a l* In t li* r..n r t • ( th * l » U * r . • rm ln n l. O m u . S ta ir n l Klurl.tr l.\ m o B A T B Tn ra th r K.atatr a ft Preparation of Income Tax Returns by former agent of internal Revenue Svc. 2101 S. Perk Ave., Tel. F A 2-9870, Ernest Bicknell. INCOME T A X SERVICE 0 . M. Harrisons 1311 Palmetto 322-0027 322-7940 Legal Notice R K i o L t m a N nca tea R E K O IT T IO N OF T H E C IT Y c o u n c i l o f T in : c i t y of I.OftfiWOOD, F L U H IIIA . PRO VID1NO FO R T IIK CON* •T R U C n O N AND P A V IN U OF aB H IN O LR AVE N U E AND I.A N D AVENUE R ETW EE N H IG H LAN D A T R E E T AND L A K E V IE W D R IV E IN I R E C IT Y OF LONUWOOD, 3T.OR. ID A . AND PROVII1INU FOE T H E A esi:aaM B N T OF T H E COST TH EREO F A U A IN IT T H E A B U T T IN a P R O P E R T Y OWNERS. W H E R E AS , the city Council of tho City o f Longwood. F lo r ­ ida, determine* It advisable aa a necessary publlo Improve­ ment to construct and pave Seminole Avenue b e t w e e n Highland Street and Lakevlew Drive and I .and Avenue be­ tween Highland Street and Lakevlew Drive In the City of Longwood, Florida, all In com­ pliance with plane, specifica­ tions and estimates now on file with the City c l e r k o f the City of Longwood. NOW. TH E RE FO R E . BE IT RESOLVED BT T H E C IT Y COUNCIL OF T H E C I T T OF LONOWOOD. F L O RID A: That tho City Council deems It advieeble, ae a necessary publlo Improvement, to con­ struct end pave Seminole A v e ­ nue between Highland Street and L ak evle w Drive and Land Avenue betwoen Highland Street and Lakevlew Drive In the c ity o f Longwood, Florida, with a twenty- (3t) foot street with a eta ( I ) Inch stabilised llmerock bees or aoll cement base and a double aurfae* treatment o f liquid asphalt and cruehed atone, all according to plana, epeolfleatlone. and astlmatea on flla In the office of (lie City Clerk, which said plane, specification* and a n i ­ mates are hereby approved by the City Counoll and shall eon. stllute the plans and speclfl. cation* for said Improvrments. BE I T F U R T H E R RKsu LV* ED that the total ooet of said Improvements shall not be over the sum o f 11.414.0* end the City Council hereby aetees• • the sum o f 14.(31.33 against the lot* end Unde adjoining, contiguous or bounding ard abutting upon such Improve­ ment and the rsmalhlng l3.tlt.4T shall be paid out or the funds of tha City of Longwood. BE I T F U R T H E R RESOLV­ ED that the c i t y Counoll de­ termines that all lot* and lands adjoining and contlgunui or bounding and abutting upon aald Improvement will be especially benefited by the said Improvement to the e x ­ tent of two-thlrde o f the cost o f amid Improvements end that the special neseeamenl* to be mad* and entered egalnet such lands ehall be mad* upon a front foutage basis and shell be determined and prorated according to the foot frontage respectively, of th* properties adjoining and contiguous or bounding and abutting on such Improvements. BE I T TTURTIIKR REHOLY. KD that tha T e a Aaeseeor o f lb* City of Longwood. Florida, ■hall proceed to make and prepar* g special assessment roll, which aeeesament roll ehall be completed and fllrd with tbl* Council ac promptly n* Possible, and ehall show the lot* nag lands assessed, the amount of the aeseeament agalust each lot or parcel of l a s t specif teal ly benefited In th* tM euat ae determined by this resolution and upon th* completion of said s p e c ia l assessment roll, the earns ehall bo published two time* suc­ cessively, once ■ week, the lest publication being at least on* week prior to date of hearing, in tha SANFORD H E R A L D with a nolle* direct*d lo all properly owners In­ terested In sold special assess­ ment of the time and placa where complaints wilt be hoard with reference to said manta, and when aofd assess­ ment roll will be filially ap. proved and confirmed by this Council. BE I T F U n T I I E K HEbul.VED that tbs special assess­ ments, provided fur by this resolution ebnlt be payable at Iba option or th* property owners as follows: In rash within lu days of tha con­ firming of tha said special assessment roll, or In ten (IV) equal annual payments, aald deferred payment* to bear In­ terest at the rata of 0% per annum. HE I T F U R T H E R RESOLV­ ED that this resolution shall be published tw-R* In the SANFORD HERALD. BE IT F U R T H E R IIEHOLVED that this resolution shall take effect Immediately upon III final passage and adoption. ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the City Council of th* c i t y of Longwood. Florida, this l l t l i day o f Jan­ uary. i»|f. (SE AL ) A. K. Loruaun A T T Ki t ” Onal# R. gnemale Cliy clerk FuMlea Jet. 34* *?. 2. Notices - Personals SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN E R SERVICE. Parts and supplies for all make* In­ cluding: Electrolux. New and rebuilt cleaners fold. No homo service call charge Phone F A 2-2282, 2535 Park Dr. .. -t P i •infer?) ftra lb SW EETIE PIE Mon. Jan. 27, ’64— Page 9 By Nadine Seltzer Repairs, part*; Electrolux, Kirby, RcxAlr, AlrWay, GE, etc. Cleaner* sold, ex­ changed. Free Pick up, 1114 Park Ave., Sanford. Phone FA 2-4763. 2. Education - Instruction 4 BR., 2 Bath ........ $145 mo. 3 BR., 2 Baths . . . . $110 mo. 2 Bit., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 Mo. Payton Realty $100 Low Monthly Payments For Complete Information Sea Or Call Your FHA - V A SALE S BROKER Stenstrom Realty NO Q U ALIFYIN G . Fenced yard. 8-room house, $1,700 equity, $67 mo. Trade for camping trailer; boat, mo­ tor and trailer, or cash of­ fer. 421 Edwin St., N. Orlan­ do. 838-7260. 322-2420 Dr. Payton Realty S t Johns Realty O PPO R TU NITY Seminole Realty SO U TH W A RD 6A Special Notices Storage space, clean, dry. IN V E STM E N T A 110 N. Park FA 3-1374 or F A 2 5402. Legal Notice NOTH t: o r SUIT e r a m o r I'M j m id * to R E A LTY 322 9173 V A - FHA PrujxHVy Munutrciuenl Si Sale* Broker DLLORKH ANN SAMPSON, whose residence Is S40I First rise*. N. W . Apartment I. Washington. D. C. and O ffers fo r your selection who** melllng address la these Beautiful 2, 8, A 4 4401 First Place. N. VV.. Apartment t. Bedroom Wash In* ton. V. C.t A suit having been filed itgelnel yuu In tbe Circuit Court In and for rem inds Count). Florid*. In Chancery, for divorce, tbe abbreviated m i * u f which te Cornelius F. H. mp-un, plaintiff, v. Deloree Ann Hsinpiuu, defendant, this nolle* la lo require you lo file with the Clerk o f said Court your written defenses. II any, lo the p lain tiff* com­ plaint filed In said cause, and tu aerva a ropy on th* plaint i f f s attorneys not later than th* lS'.U day of February, A. D. Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 1111. Herein fall not or a deer** pro ronfeeto will b* entered agaluet Juu. W1TNK8H uijr hand eud tbs »aal o f aald Court at Hauford. Florida, this Silt day o f Jan­ uary, A. D. 1SII. (S E A L ) AR T H U R H. RECK WITH. JR Clerk of lb* Circuit Ceurt By: Martha T. Vlhtau Deputy clerk HUTCH ISDN* AND LEFFLUIl Poet Office Drawer U Edwards Hulldlag Sanford, yierlda Attorneys far Plaintiff I. t i l l . -: j . 34. Article* For 8*1* Power mower, 322-1637. LOCH-ARBOR— By Owner. 3 W AN TE D : Drug Store clerk, PIANO SVC. Ic TUNING references required. Call I Bit., 3 baths, large stone Rebuilding • Befalling F L A T TO P Country and West­ F A 2-0642. fireplace In wood-panelled FR E E ESTIM ATE S ern Gibson Guitar, SJ mo­ living room, Fla. Km., uti­ GENE CUM BAA MECHANIC. Apply In perdel with neck strap and lity room, large rooms, 322-2601 — Call PM Only ton, Spetrs Atlantic Service, case. FA 2-296S after * p.m. open-beam ceilings through­ 2990 S. Sanford. Travel GREYHOUND. Call RENT Blue Lustre Electric out. Owner being transfer, FA 2-1421 or 9993 and we red. 3465 Country Club lid. Carpet Shainpooer for only 18. Help Wanted will have our T A X I pick Call 322-9262. $1 per day. Carroll's Furn­ Colored Motor Route Carrier yuu up Homer Little, Ureyiture. B Y OWNER, 3 bedroom, 1H bound Bus Station. for afternoon paper route. bath borne. One bedroom R E A D Y M IX Concrete, win* Must have References and has separate entrance, can dow sills, lintels, steps, dependable car. Write Cir­ 29. Automobile Service be rented for income. Will blocks, sand, cement, rock, culation Dept. P. O. Box Auto Glass, Tops trade for smaller place. pipe, steel, grease traps, 1937, Sanford. k Seat Covers Shown by appointment. Call dry wells, stepping stone*. 19. Situation* Wanted F A 29846. Miracle Concrete Co. 809 Elm Ave. F A 2-6701 Child Care FA 2-2774. Trade or lease. Winter Park: 304 W. 2nd St. F A 2-8032 CHRISTMAS L A Y A - W aY , 3 UR, kit. equipped, air 21. Beauty Salon* A L L WORK GUARANTEED Never picked Up, *64 Model com]. 414% mtg. $81 ino„ SPE C IAL! Swing Needle Dlal-O-Matlc incl. taxes, Insurance. Own­ Zig /.*g Does Decorative er transferred. Ml 4 9321 or Our Budget Wave $0.93 thru Feb. 13th sewing, makes buttonholes, 323-0934. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Senkurik Gltum and Paint Sews on Buttons, Mono­ 3 UR., 1 Bath, Kitchen equip., 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322-0834 gram*. Embroiders, etc. Compnny fenced yard. 3908 Old Or­ Was $129, Now Assume re­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 Harriett's Beauty Nook lando Rd.. Sunland. maining 5 pay inents of 97.89. Eve Appt’s. 3 Sr. Beauticians 32. Flower* • Shrub* Ph. KA 2-8627. 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 BLOOMING K o iei on CharoF IR E P L A C E WOOD CRUM PTON BUILDERS have P E R M A N E N T SPECIAL! kee stock. A ll other kiuJa Oak and Pine several repossessed homos 20'*, o ff Regular Prices o f Nursery shrubbery and Robert Morris, 323-0355 in the Sanford area. Ace lleauly Salon, Mayfair tree*. OR R E PA IR S TO Hotel Call for eve. appt. 5-PC. Bedroom suite, 7-pe. Gray Shadow* Nursery YOUR OWN HOME 322 8525. Dinette, 2 chain, reclining f> Ml. S. on S » nford Ave, Fur information cull Jack chair, sofa, desk, lamp*, Brown, 422-8631 Orlando, or 22. Built • Paint - Repair Bahama lounge, Rollaway 33. Furniture 877 6071 Tampa. bed, Gyin eet, washer. A ll For Your Painting 4c W all­ FR E E ESTIM ATE nearly new. AU or part. papering needs rail Clar* Must m -U 2 BR. home, vacant. Upholstering k Matlrcse ren­ 322 9380. ence L. Wynn, FA 2-48CM for Take a look and make offer. ovating. New k Used Furni­ Free Estimate. 068-4601. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 35. Article* Wantod Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 24. Electrical Services ALM O ST FIN ISH ED W ANTED! Citrus fruit. Large F A 2-2117. And or smaU amounts, flooded YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. SOMETHING Fruit Buyer. Pb. Lee Mase­ Sell Us Your Furniture. Contracting ic Repairs D IF F E R E N T field. FA 2-4244. Quick Service With the & Controls 'n Longwood Cash. SUPER TRADING 114 Sunset FA 2-8902 36. Automobiles • Truck* On A Beautiful Street POST. FA 2-0677. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Central 25. Plumbing’ Service* 58 FORD Station Wagon. AU Used furniture, appliances, Heat. Air-conditioning o|>extras. Power brakes and PLUM BING tools, etc. Bought - Sold. t tonal. steer. Factory air. A -l con­ Contracting Repairs Larry's Mart 215 Ssnford LM N ENTERPRISES, dition, $495.00. Must go. Ph. FREE ESTIMATES Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Inc. 322-1815. R. L. H AR V E Y Call Collect TE 8-3911 WANTED reliable couple to 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 1958 M ERCU RY 4-Dr. SU . Long Wood take up monthly paymsata Wagon, $495. Reel's Paint * 12. Real Enlate For Sale 27. Special Services o f $13.80 oa 3 complete Body Shop, Sanford Ave. rooms of furniture. Cell PICK YO U R COLORS W A L L IS C A B IN E T B U YIN G A T E 81511, Casselberry, col­ A N D MOVE IN SHOP lect. USED CART 3 Homes iu Completion Stage 915 West 3rd St. FINANCE IT WITH UH in Beautiful Crystal Lake Custom Made Cabinets 31. Articl** For Halo ♦ Low Interest Batae Park. Monthly C a r r y i n g MICA Counter-tops ♦ Lew Monthly Pay meets Charges less than the Low- A L L WORK G U ARANTEED Automatic washer, works per­ FLORIDA STATE BANK exl Rent. Ixm Down Pay­ Days 322-7471 — Nile* 322 6110 fect. $35. F A 2 3863. ment. Any type Financing. WANTED: '56 Okie 2-door BeSINGER SLANT-O-MATIC NEED A PICTURE? LM N ENTERPRISES, dan. Absolutely no rust, Would like responsible party Call Bill Vincent at Inc. Never-Hit body. Interior to take up paymenU of $10 The Sanford Herald For Appt. Ph. 838-3911 collect must be excellent Top price monthly on 1903 Slant-01. D. Portraits, Commercial, paid for right car. Phone Malic Automatic Zlg Zag ' ACREAGE Parties 4k Gathering*, 644 7458 Winter Park. Sewing Mecliine In Console. 10 Acres adjoining City Limits Small or Large Balance $161. Servlet Die- '57 PLYMOUTH, almost re­ only $9950.00, with 10% FAST SERVICE count Co. 322-7460, anytime. down, balance monthly. Night FA 2 0922 built motor, food tires. 3-BKDRM, 1 bath. kit. equip­ ped. 118 Oakland Dr., Sunland. FA 2-4098, or at 911 G R E E N B R IA R Parle Ave. Choice lota available in Furn. Apts., Pleasant living. Graenbriar o f Loch Arbor COME! LOOK! Park ApU. F A 2 85U7 overlooking g o lf course. N ew Concrete block home Custom building to your 2 BEDROOM bouse, kUcben with luko rights. 3 BR, 2 specifications. Qreenbriar equipped, Lake privilages, baths, fam ily room, large LOTS developed by near A ir Base. F A 2-4736 kitchen, 2 utility rooms. 9 large lots near high school KINGSW OOD after 3:90. Over 2100 *q. ft. .Make of­ wiUi 240 feet paving, only BUILDERS, INC. fer on price A terms. Lake cottage, furn. 322-6106. $6500.00, with 10% down, 202 Fairmont Dr. Balance monthly. F A 2-8074 2 BR house, kit. equipped. $73. F A 2 5303. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S F A 3-1301 17 92 at Hiawatha Realtor “ CLEAN quiet Rooms” The THE T IM E TESTED FIRM (530 DOWN. No qualifying. No Raymond Lundqulet, Asso. Gables. FA 2-0720. 118 N . Park Ave. F A 2-6123 closing costs. 3 UR, 2 Bath FA 2-3931 Atlantic Rank Bklg. home, k i t c h e n equipped. FURN. Apt. 2300 McUooville. 4 BR, 2 baths, centrally lu st­ Call Stemper Agency, 1919 IS. tfuxlnuM Opportunity ed A vlr-cood. Fenced back R E N T A BED Bo. French Ave., F A 2-4991. Kol'away, Hospital A Baby yd. Water eoflener A land­ Beds. scaped. F A 2 0611. FOR M AN OR W OM AN HOME PLUS INCOME By Day, Waek, or Month 3 HR., Spacious Rooms, Wall- JOIN TH E FAST-GROWING Ph. FA 3-3181 ttfl W lit St. I) U P L E X, 2-BR., terra/ro BUSINESS OF AUTOM A­ to-Wall Carpeting. PLUS In­ floors. Would consider lots CARROLL'S FU R N ITU R E TIO N. SERVICE ic COL­ come from 4-room furn. on deal. L. C. Clark hr., 702 LE C T FROM YO U R OWN apt., $1S,300. FURN. APT. FA 22800. Laka Mary Blvd. AUTOM ATIC D I S P E N S ­ ERS. F U LL OR PART 2 RR., living room, kit., bath, A LOT FOR TH E MONEY TIM E . MUST HAVE S E R ­ lg. enc. porch. Furn. |7S And wa'U Include a big 2VIC EAB LE CAR AND $600 mo. 903 W. 23th 81. 1901 Park Avanua elory Home. 4 Bedrooms, 2 to $4100 INVESTM ENT TO F A 2-3233 anytllM baths, repainted Inside A IM M ED IATE OCCUPANCY COVER COST OF M A­ out, m w wiring, g o o d 1 House • 3 rooms with fire­ B ARG AIN at $4,230, $ BR CHINES AND LOCATION plumbing, 7 blocks from place and email screened Ilouae on paved street, 2 SERVICE. W RITE NAM E. downtown. Total p r i c e porch, Lake privilege*. $63 blocks East of Enterprise, ADDRESS. PHONE M M •4,0001 owner-financed with per mouth. Fla. Post Office. 068-4601. HER. TO; l>. O. BOX 0, $500 down and $43 a month. Phone Frank Evans BONNER SPRINGS, K A N ­ 3 BEDROOM Frame Home FA 2-4417 or F A 2-1733 SAS 00012. on stela llwy. 2565 Park Reg. Real Estate Brokers F A 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Publish Jan. 11. 1». 77. A Feb. 1144. 'How eomo you maka alt tho money, when Pop does alt tho work around Hero?" FH A - V A HOMES 2 B R Unfurn. house. Nothing fancy, but cheap rent. Ph. F A 2-3219. 27. Special Serv ice* C A L L NOW ! 3 Hra. turn. apt. 165.00 mo. 12. Real Estate For Sale 9. For Sale or Rent t i l E. 8th, Pb. 322-4205 pr 322-3780. 3 BEDROOM, Sunland Es­ By owner, corner lot. furn. 2 UH. house, sliding glass tates. Assume payments. LG. 3 UR., 2 full bathe, range. door to patio, elec, kit., Available Jan. 31. F A 2-3173. W ill lease $83 mo. Ted Wil­ utility room, c a r p o r t e , liams Hdwe. F A 2-3464. 2 BR. Apt. furn. all elee., 2 98,700. 668-5370 DcUary. car Gar., 3 lots. Now va­ 3 RM. furn. apt., clean, wa­ cant. $250 Cash, $60 mo. 517 E X E C U T IV E T Y P E ter, lights, 350. 322-2764. E. 25th. HOME 2 Bit House. Clean A d o le IM M E D IATE OCCUPANCY in. Jiinmlo Cowan. 322-4013. 12. Real Eatate For Sale 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Dou­ ble Garage, Central Ileal A A P T . 930 A up. surplus City. Air-Conditioning. Lovely lo­ 3 BR., 1-bath, C.B. house, Out cation. 2, 3. A 4 BEDROOMS o f flight pattern. Outside LM N ENTERPRISES, 1. Us, A 2 BATIIS city limits, yet close-in. Ph. DOWN P A Y M E N TS FROM In c . F A 2-5829. Ph. 838-3911, Longwood, collect Clean, 4-RM. 611 Park. 17. Male Help Wanted AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 6. For Kont W E L A K A APAR TM E N TS: Roome private bathe, 114 W. First St. 12. Raal Estate For Sal* A UTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. __ U.S. C IV IL SERVICE TESTS! Mcn-Women 10 and over. Se­ cure jobs. High pay. Short hour*. Advancement. Thoueande of jobs open. Preaparatory training until ap­ pointed. Experience usually unnecctiary. FR E E inform­ ation on job*, aalarlee, re­ quirements. Write today giv­ ing name, address and phone. Lincoln Service, Box 55, Sanford Herald. cdq * m f t 9t|r Vacuum Cleaner 1. Lost & Found Office 204 W . First MAMIE RESPO N SIB ILITY: Herald win ant Be re­ To make tha best home buy, aoa the V A - FH A Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Otflee FA Nlgbt FA 8-2110 94440 $334780 9U4 Park Dr. laniard. Fin. $4,190 STORE FOR RENT, 214 Ran LA K E LOT, 100 g 490 ford Ave., FA 2 0221. On Paved Road $4,000 16. Fraiale Help Wantod COUNTRY HOME I BR. Fram e Home, Wood CURB G IRL, must ba Exper­ ienced. Chirk ‘N Treat. Flour*, Outside patio, bar­ becue, and fruit tree*. W ANTED: While or colored $7,000 daytime attendant for el­ derly woman, 80, In Lake Mary home. Minimum care. KA 21301 17-92 at Hiawatha Must furnish transportation Ph. 322-6934 after 4 p.m. 2 BR. Home, Study, H i Payton Realty Day FA 2-2611 Muet Sacrifice. UOO. GUNS. New k Used. Large FA 2-0714, F A selection. Will trade, Also INCOME TA X repair. Tackle sold 4k re­ PR E P A R A T IO N '57 Cadillac. White, alr-cond. paired. Uitecii Bridge Fish 1306 Douglas — 322-7199 power steering, Good oood. Camp k Gun Shop. $975. FOR SALE- FIB dirt, elay, I960 Toyopet, Good ehape. $425, assume pymte. Smith'* shell, peat and topsoil. Elite Amoco, 3790 Ortendo Dr., Lloyd, FA 2-2576. Anywhere In City Limits FA 2-7434. Keel'* Paint S i Body Shop Jan. Spec. Sealarer dunga­ Complete Wreck Rebuilding rees. $2.58 pr. Array-Navy 17. Boat* • loth St. K Sanford Ave. Surplus, Sanford. 10 FT. High Hat c a b li Day F A 2-7719-Nlte FA 2 0586 cruiser, 50 h. p. Johnson Maternity wardrobe, like new, Tractor mowing 1 Grading. aU elec, and extrae. 1M size 16. $20. 322 0056. Call FA 2-7821. Garrtlson Dr., F A 1-3108. NEW Uarrad Turn Table, Call F A 2-2287 Type ( A ), 1922 So. Palmetto 14 Ft. Aluminum Loot Star For Complete Feinting Svc. boat, top windshield 4 con­ evenings. B K R R YH ILL trols, Clipper trailer, 18 hp. P A IN TIN G CONTR. NEW HOME Elect. Cabinet Johnson motor. All la top After 3 p. nt. sewing m adi. Reasonable. ehape for $373. NO $4200. Mahogany end table, fold­ Hoofing, guttering, carpenter, Gateway To Ihe Waterway ing trailer table, 822-8608. painting, cement, Gen. home Robson Sporting Goods repair, Lowest prices in 14 FT. G.E. refrigerator with Your EV1NRUDE Dealer town. 23 yrs. exp. t>ucal revolving shelves, g o o d 304-04 E. l e t Pb. F A >4001 references. FA 2-2178. cond., $35. Or will trade refrigerator and gas stove FISHING BOAT, $3$. 10th 0L WELuS GRILLED, PUMPS, A Sanford Ave. plus $20, for someone to S P R IN K LE R SYSTEMS paint my house, Altamonte All Type* and Sixes 89. Trailer* area. 838-3886 after 6 p. m., We Repair and Sarvlce all day Sat. 4k Sun. 8 x 35 It. Modem 2 BR. trail­ S T I N E er with (1000 cabana. Both Machinery end Supply Co. for $2450. Ph. F A 34040 be207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 LIM ITE D TIM E 1 I ! for* 0:10 — F A 3-7011 after Mac has THROWN A W A Y the llE A TIN Q 0:50. Percentage Book. SERVICING - TESTING Buy your Carpet or Hugs at Lewis Sales A Service Dealer COST plus $1 per 2517 C. C. Hoad FA 2-7928 yard. Washing Machine Satea A L L FIK 8 T Q U A L IT Y & Service TO P BATED M ILLS Free Estimate on Repair* Call us for a showing uf these 322 7363 2010 Hiawatha fine Carpets in your home. Wrecker Service $5.00 Carpet Special! Nylon, Acrllan, All Wool, “ Repair Most Anything” Bathe, large Family Rm. In BAUYSITEK • housekeeper, 5 etc. Hundreds tu choose good neighborhood; Includ­ llOYD'S CABINET SHOP day week. FA 2 2430. from. TERM SI Up to two 307 Elm FA 2-2816 ing sieve, refrig., room airyears tu Pay! -W O M E N conditioner, washing m a­ chine A rugi. Down pay­ Karn Extra money with N a­ For FAST T A X I Service call Homer Little at Greyhound ment $450, Monthly pay­ tional Company In your lir a E. Colonial Dr. Uu* Station. FA 2-1421 or ments $83.50. spare time. For further In­ Orlando, Fla. 9993. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, formation call 322-6511, 4 2416191 C olled or Inc. to 10 p. m. Ask for Mr. Piano Tuning and Repair Leroy C. MacTavlsh, Owner FA 2 8074 Wagner. W L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 FA 2 5545 after 6 p.m. Carpets A la Carte E V E R E T T A. H ARPER AGENCY, REALTOR KIIA-VA Sale* Broker 2465 S Park Ave. FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 M ACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES m L M N ENTERPRISES, Inc. Have Neither Vacated Nor Migrated They've Junt Moved Their lleudquurlem And Wirth To Announce T'hnt The tj HOMES We will buy the lot you M brel aad build the you want. One complete transaction. Payment from nothing down A minimum monthly. FHA. VA. or Hank Financing. LM N E N TE R PR ISE S, lac. Pfcoss* 888-1911 Mr. Lcathcrbury or Mr. Forgusoa SOLD! 341 ON A New Nl W lu C U DICK’S A P P L IA N C E 910 Hanford Ave. SERVICE F A 2-7438 quality henes at* piked M t o e - $7,790. to $11450. 2 ___________ i 1240. km \ withes little at T u l $49.27 per noath— i Drive out today. There w* (fowl ? OF THE U AND SAvt MONI Y J 00 wonder eten them Location Tee 'N Green fake 44— get S l i interstate ................... S A LE S O FFICE I* Now A t - 0ft It He 001*7 Each**. 3 802 Highland. Longwood CALI N M 4 U 1 Block North O f Keyser Drug* I’/t. TE 8-3911 Call Collect ~7~ZC~ �PiiiTnrB Vrralft Page 10 — Jan. 2 i, 1964 Cancer Society Fund Leaders To M eet P B Id L L A 'S POP Geneva Band Announces New Director Pan Fattlshall, bandmaster o f the Bishop Moore High School Band, haa taken over aa director fo r the 18-member G e n e v a Community Band which meet* at 7:30 p. m. each Monday at the Geneva Com­ munity Hall fo r rehearsal*. Additional members are al vrays welcome in the band and interested musicians, h i g h school age and up, are invited to take advantage o f the op portunlty to receive excellent musical Instruction while at the same time enjoying group participation a n d perform­ ances. The next public appearance fo r the band will be at a chick­ en barbecue to be sponsored by the Geneva Cltixens Asso­ ciation on Feb. 16 at the Com­ munity Hall. Present members and instru­ ments are Oliver Mathleux, Eva Markowics, Charles Lamb and Boy Sterman, trumpets; Henry Kretser, drama; Betty Schulseraeyer, s a x o p h o n e ; Shirley Bramley, trombone; Cadar Hart and Ray McGill, bass boras; Mary Sterman, alto horn; W. L. 8!eg and Janie Hart, baritone horns and Dor­ othy Lamb, Jenifer Coe, A n ­ thony Whiting, John Marko­ wics, Mamie Sieg and Audrey Johnson, clarinets. DeBary Legion Band Show The American Legion Her­ bert D. Gibb Post o f DeBary w ill present the DeLand High School Band and its 26-act Variety Show in a program to be held at the DeBary Com­ munity Center on Feb. 6. Musical Director G e o r g e W o lf o f DeLand haa added a number of new acta to the pro­ gram. This year, aa before, proceeds from the entertain­ ment w ill bo used to partially defray expenses o f transport­ ing this same show to the Lake City Veterana Hospital fo r a performance in early A pril. A t this same time the DeBary Legion w ill present its second television set to be placed in one o f the hospital wards fo r the veterans. This show was well received last year and the return en­ gagement is in response to many requests. TickeU can be obtained from any member o f the Legion. Methodist Men Hold Meeting I Volunteer leaders who will pariiripatf In the 1961 Kducaj tional afcd Fund Raising Cru­ sades o f the American Cancer Society, to be conducted tn Brevard. Flagicr. Indian RIver, Lake, Orange. Osceola. Polk, Seminole and Volusia Counties, have been invited to | attend a special conference lo 1 be held Feb. 6 at the Cherry j Plaza Hotel, in Orlando. The meeting will be called to order at 12 noon, and be adjourned at 3:15 p.m. The month of April has hern designated as Cancer Control Month by an act ei Congress and so proclaimed by the President of the United States, and the Governor of the State of Florida. m Mon., Tues,. Wed. 25th b PARK, SANFORD ‘FOLGER’S” IN STA N T COFFEE T V Pay Dispute LOS ANGELES ( UPI ) — A dispute over wage* - fo r an­ nouncer* fo r the three major radio and television networks today posed a threat o f a na­ tionwide strike. F IR S T CI.A8S o f IBM keypunch operators has been graduated by the Seminole County Business School. Seated in Linda G riffith. Standing, from the left, are Elda Nichols, Mrn. Lydia Watt, the instructor; Bonnie Avenei, Loueila Dean and Judy Garke. Also graduating were Kaye Richey and Gladys Cornett. Registration wan being accepted today fo r day and evening classes in all business courses. (Herald Photo) ACL Credit Union To Meet Members o f Coast Line Em ployes Credit Union at San ford will bold their 26th An nual meeting at 7 p.m., Wed nesday, in the Mayfair Inn at Sanford. A dinner meeting has been arranged and reser vations have come in fait. At U>i* meeting the annual reports of officers will be beard, also elections held for four directors and one credit committeeman. Directors and Credit Committeemen serve terms o f two years, the Board of Directors consisting of Baptist Class Has Meeting By Frances Wester The Friendship Class of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary held a monthly business meeting in the Westmoreland Wing last Tuesday night with Mr*. W. G. Brown presiding in the absence o f Sira. Lam ar 8tdkea, class president. The meeting wcj opened with prayer by Mrs. W. T. Wansley. Routine business was discussed. A letter was read from a former member, Mrs. Floyd Daniels, of Farm ­ ington, Mich. Mrs. Charlotte McQuillin of Longwood, presented the De­ votion for the evening. Mrs. C. N. North gave the closing prayer. During Die social hour that followed Mrs. McQuillin won the prim In a Biblical Quit. Refreshments were served to Mrs. J. Sizelovc, hostess, as­ sisted by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. T. J. Townsend. Other members p r e s e n t were Mrs. Leon Keel, Mrs. M. P. Mathcson, Mrs. Harley Wilhelm and Mrs. J. A. Yarn. A covered dish supper and monthly meeting was held Thursday night by Die Cas­ selberry Community Metho­ dist Church Men’s Club in W eaver Hall with 22 mem. bers and gueata In attendants. A Bible discussion was led by Marvin McClain and Vice President Roger Richmond conducted the meeting in the absence o f President Tom Hues ton. Two members o f the Men's Club, Finney Haynes and Mr Ciain, will be initiated as certified Lay Speakers next Thursday night at a men's meeting at the Kdwarda Meth­ • • • • * • * * • • • • » * * » » * » » » * » * * odist Church In Tangelo Park. A group o f ineii from Ca* selberry will leave the church a t 6:46 p.m. fo r tho supper The cash you nood meeting. can be lit your hand* nine members and Credit Committee consisting o f three members. The Supervisory Committee, also consisting of three members, are appointed by the directors. Terms of the directors are staggered, five elected one year, four the next. Officer* currently are J. S. Tiilis, president; E. W. Mur-, cel, vice president; O. S. To-1 ler, treasurer, and Mrs. A. F . ' True, assistant treasurer. I 6 OZ. JAR INCOM E T A X P R E P A R A T IO N (L im it: One With Your S3 Or More Food Order Please) H AR O LD A. APPLEBY 4FRESH, 100% P U R E ” Candidate TA LLAH ASSE E (U P I) — State Rep. Earl Fsircloth is expected to announce he la * candidate for the state at­ torney general's office at a news conference here Thurs­ day. This Credit Union was or­ ganized in 1B36, and has many years o f good growth. Loans to members have amounted to approximately t w o million dollars and dividends ranging from four to six percent have been paid each year since or-1 ganization. Currently, the, dividend rate is five percent, I which has been paid on dc-1 posits for the past s evera l1 years. In addition to dividends on members' deposits, there is alio a life insurance feature j based on members' depositsi without any cost to the mem-| hers. The Credit Union h as1 394 members. Lim it] 2 With Tour »3 Ot Morn Food Order Pleate TELEPH O NE F A 2-3968 SOUP 408 V IR G IN IA A V E . SA N F O R D . F L O R ID A One BUI T o Pay The Gregory M ay Improve the appearance o f jo u r ground* and give your barkyard play area or patio the dr«irrd privacy and »rclu*ion with a beautiful long-lanling FENCE. Our Home and Property Improvement Dept. Our Home and Property Improvement Dept . c a n handle the entire Job. Call us today fo r a free c lim a te . . . there i* no obligation, o f course. Maple A t *. at # nth SI. '. h a p ? ) Sanford Fla. F A 2-0500 The M O N EY S E R V IC E You’re Sure ToUke! T h in k o f A ll the "H ellos"... So Fa§t! Oviedo Man Dies At Gainesville Andrew Aulin Sr., 70, a na­ tive of Oviedo, died Sunday morning In Gainesville. Bora May 20, 1893, he was a retired citrus worker, a member of the Oviedo First Baptist Church and of Oviedo American Legion Post 2t3. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Mary Alice Aulia of Oviedo; three daughters, Mrs. Lons Bartlett of Jacksonville, Mrs. Kathryn Bunch o f Or­ lando and Mrs. Bettye Reagen o f Sanford; two tons, Charles W. Aulin o f Mart, Tex., and Airman l.C. An­ drew Aulin Jr. o f Patrick A ir Forca Base; 16 grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Mary Grogan of Beaumont, Tex. Funeral services will be held at 10:60 a. m. Tuesday at the graveside in Oviedo Cemetery with Rev. W. A. Loekler of Orlando officiating. 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Enjoy your phone often— for nil it'g worth. ______ • e u th *m ( GOLD BOND W ith This Coupon 4k The Purchase O f -S ta u ffer'*" Mar. 4k Cheese STAMPS Esc. Apples 3 I'kg*. S1.1T Coupon |oud at your “ Thriftw ay Only, Thru W e d , January 29. 50 E X T R A W ith This Coupon 4k The Purchase Of Fla. Grad* "A** Fryer Parts Legs, Breasts. GOLD BOND STAMPS Thighs I Coups* good at yotr Thrtftway" Only, Thru Wad, January. 69. �r> * II - \ I t 3 M ets Teams To Train Here tural art* center, under Jernlgun's management; approved annexation of the shopping center property at ‘27th Street ami F'rench Avenue; adopted a resolution approving the me­ tro telephone system plan for Ray Kennedy, o f Casselber­ the county, appointed Joe JAMES L. DUHON, o f the Sanford Naval A ir MISS M A R L E N E SHERROD, a teacher at the ry, scout for the National Dennison to the Board o f A d­ B IL L Y S. P IL O IA N o f Oviedo (righ t) is con­ Station, received the Sanford-Seminole County Altamonte S p rin g Elementary School, la shown League train, said the W il­ justment (zoning) ami Merle gratulated by Frank Finch o f the SanfordJunior Chamber o f Commerce award for the receiving the outstanding teacher award at the liamsport (P a .), Auburn (N . Warner to the Board of AdSeminole Junior Chnmber o f Commerce as he outstanding young sailor of the year. Duhon, Sanford-Seminole Junior Chnmber o f Commerce Y .) and Salinas (C alif.) farm awards banquet. The award was presented by assigned to V A II-3 since the summer of 1002, is presented Piloinn with the Jay coo’s outstanding dubs will move here from Bill Richardson (center). Observing the presen­ a native o f Kinder, I.a. lie was chosen for out­ young farmer award at Saturday night's Junior Columbus, Go., for (raining tation is State Sen. Scott Kelly o f Lakeland, who standing work in moral guidance and with the between March 15 and May I. Chnmber awards banquet. Boy Scouts. Presenting the award was (le ft) addressed the Jaycees and their guests. The three teams will be on Lee Hawkins. (Herald Photo) a seven-day schedule, with free exhibition games betwern themselves and with out-ofcity- visiting team*. City agreed fo ready the playing field and clubhouse while the Mets agreed to sup­ ply all water, electricity amt fuel oil. Mets will have use » Zip Code 32771 # o f the rnnin diamond ami a second playing field free of * W E A T H E R : Showers today and tonight: colder, partly cloudy Wednesday; high today 63-75; low tonight 45-55. charge. Flvcrett Kerr, manager o f Established U'Oti TL’ E S . J A N U A R Y ^ S , 1961 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 118 VO L. 56 United Press Leased \Yiie Muyfnlr Inn, where the teams will bo housed during their stay here, and John Krider, manager o f tho Chamber of CDR. II. II. I1ROWN Commerce, pointed to the nation-wide publicity Sanford will receive In having tho GEN. J. C. Hutchison, three clubs train here, also who was unable to at­ stating "It may be the opening tend, received tho Good wedge in bigger thing* to | Budgets for the Casselberry Board o f Aldermen which met The proposed Adamucci site Government award at come in baseball for Sanford.” LONDON (L T D in continued session at the . ... „ M,°*! Uccrcation Commission, the in Orange County for the new tho Junior Chnndvor of City Commission also ap­ of Western Europe reacted .. , . Hast Central Florida univers­ Contmerco dinner Sat­ proved application fo r a $50,with comparative calm today ' 0,un,ecr * ,re DcPartn,cnt Municipal Building. Amounts were $3,CSO for ity will lie recommended by to France’ s recognition of and M ajor Owen Anstey's of000 loan from the two Sanford urday night. banks to complete the $00,000 Bed China, hut the move sent ! fire were adopted Monday recreation, with Insurance to the P .ilo Board of Control Cdr. Bryan B. Brown Jr., to tiic Cabinet Board of Keluuneasiness through parts of j |,} |;!C cnsli purchase o f the Wood­ veteran Sanford attack pilot, Casselberry be added when ready; $;,night ettcr the Board of eation at next Tuesday’s ses­ non-Communist Asia. j — I----------ruff Iniililing, First Street Monday assumed command of 891.15 for the firemen, with Control'a decision in Orlando sion in Tallahassee. ltussia called it a "step to- [ and Park Avenue. Member* S a n f o r d ’ s Heavy Attack terms o f compensation for Friday it was announced that ward strengthening peace." Dr. J. Broward Ctilpcp|ior, writ! undivided whether to Squadron Seven in formal • the volunteers to be regulated executive director of the coffer would tie served to but reports from Taipei, seat place meters after the build­ ceremonies aboard the nuat a later date, and $9,192 for Board of Control, told The ing is rnzrd and a parking clear-powered those present by the chamber of the Nationalist Chinese gov - . carrier LSS eminent, indicated General- ; lot installed. Fhilerprise. ' the m ajor's office after items Sanford Herald by telephone of commerce. issimo Chiang Kai-shek might Jim Jornignn, recreation of $0,250 were transferred to this morning that his staff llo relieved Cdr. Leroy A. "Which chamber?'* some­ break relations with France. ; _ _ . members "a re equally in ac­ |director, requested and re­ Heath, w Iki hud held the job a Public Umlding and Inione asked. Members of the North J l i p S J s t i l l 't D l ’ lV C cord for the Adamucci site A masked bandit armed witli ceived permission to host the sinro January, Uhi3. I provcmcnls budget. T O K Y O (U I ’ D The Jap "Orange County," someone Atlantic Treaty Organi/ation and the Tuskawilla and Econ- a "lo n g chrome revolver" held Biddy Basketball state tour1 Included in the transfer Tha rem uonlri took plae* ( N A I O ) tended t0 ‘ u ,' l!alc ' iineso government, which bus 1w m . $5,000 for a proposed ad lockhatchcc sites in Seminole up and robbed Itobcrt d'Av- |natural. Sanford won the stale dining a brief in-port interreplied. the move, announced Monday, 1 , , ”, * , * ' “ * ^ ersa, owner o f tho Rex liquor championship the last two Douglas Stcnslrom, head at In terms o f the alliance Itself * monopoly .011 .the tobacco dit.011 to the Municipal Build County.** ludo between tho chip's oper­ Queried why lie and Ills co- *tm 11 at I’ lnecrcst whopping seasons. Visiting players w ill ating conmiitinants. Tha EnSeminole's site committee, g Some feared R might waak- businesa here, has started a ' ^ x . for oR OondlGonlng wurkera did not make any center, of about f.'tOO at H p. m. be housed at tha Sanford U-rprlae, with VAII-7'a twinNATO ■becaua* beeauaa President Praaldcnt nationwide campaign to halt I a,»d #nd I 800 f " r * reroinmrn'lstiou at tho Orlan­ Muodajr, marked. 'T|n glad. Wc nc ■ • Naval Academy. Jet A SA Vigilantes aboard, a d a* something out af this." do meeting last Friday, when Chief of rulin' Buy Williams In other action, City Coin will deploy to the Medilerran (fladalocd . K , . . . Hie Board members selected 0 • • said d’Aversa described Hie mission: asked to submit a revised can next month. For tha past aWea prtof to taMna the atep. M u s i c a l N o t e Dr. Culpepivcr thief a* about six fret, weigh­ Let's dial unity! Go for tiic Agreed for the old library two vveeka sha Inis been eon hudgrt for the Puttee Depart- Atlaimicci. Others deplored its timing. .... ..................... . said. “ Tile Board moved so ing Hit) pound*, dart; brown building to be used as a cul­ metro! Wc bumped Into Mr. But there was little evl- ! M ' 1 L I-.R S U L R li ( L I D mem alter tentative estimat­ ducting readiness operations fast wu didn't have an op hair with n crew cut. lie was and .Mrs. High, old friends dence of opposition to the —Gov. F an is Bryant hn- np - , es on costs of a new patrol o ff tho Eastern Seabouni. porlunity." wearing gray trousers and v lio now operate their own principle of recognition. H e n r i 1pointed five new tueniliers, ! ear cut his totals by approxCdr. Heath leaves tlie V A IIHo then added they would shirt, a suede jacket and appliance business. He for­ Fay at, deputy foreign min- Including musician Guy Lorn- imatcly M.UOU. 7 post fo r duty as nuclear have recommended any one gloves, with a mask made m erly was with Hill Hard­ liter of Belgium, indicated Ids bantu, to the Florida Council Discussion of a budget for weapon* coordinator oil tha of tile three sites. The Board fioin a woman's storking. ware when Andy Stine headed government might follow o f too. Chairman Rab-igb W. (lie Road Board was tabled nltack carrier USS Independ­ spilt 3 3 on votes for the Mar­ that enterprise. We asked the Tlie thief forced d ’Aversa o France's lead. ] Greene Jr. announced toduy. However, Mayor Anstey was ence. Ho lias been connected tin. Adainucri and Tuskawilla into a rear room ami loekril Highs their opinion o f the met­ aiitliorl/nl to euntimm witli Britain, wliirli recognized with Sanford aviation in one sites before finally deciding him in. He also lore two tele. ropolitan phone s y s t e m . Communist China 14 years l i o l l f l S O K u necessary road work lor live capacity or another since 1964 on Adamucci. Illumes from their connections. " We're going for It!” they ago, had no official comment. 1 t.-AHAHHKK (L P D __ present. Expenditure of Slot.mid with tho A-5A program Dr. Culpepper said this Witnesses told police the replied. “ It'll be a good in­ But British newspapers scent- j T,„. vai"hwl uf Kducn- io was approved for 30 feel almoat sine* it* Inception. morning that should Orange bandit entered n yellow cur, vestment.'* Ollls G. Owen, of Sylvan de to approve France a action. 1tion put it* final stump o f up- of lH-incli pipe for 11 complete Hi own aerved in tho lato County fail In deliver the witli two other men, when be • • • The official Soviet govern-, , on a f - r, mi||ion culvert at the intersection ol ■pike, today nnnounrrd hi* 19511'a through Hull with sev­ Adamucci site, the Board fled. Folks out Oviedo way will rnent newspaper livestia said boni| Road and I’ alm to , nl, lhc Jasmine randiilary for constable In eral units based at the San* "w ill start over again and we Drive, soon have a new Methodist France was taking a "real.....___ ,... District 4, post now held by ford Naval Air Station, Instate's university and Jun­ will recommend Hu- Tuska­ minister. He's llcv. Cyrus B. Istic approach" and that the Attorney Kenneth McIntosh Iti. rrt Carroll. ilulling VAH-3 and VAII-11. ior college system. willa and Econ sites." oawscy Jr. The present pas­ Kremlin had “ insisted for was authorized to consult Owen, *n Atlantic Coast Ho holds a US degrea from Seminole County Commis­ tor of the First Methodist over 10 /ears on the restor­ with County Road Superin­ Line ra iltia d conductor since tho U. S. Nuvul Academy sioners met Monday evening tendent J. C. Lavender for Church is Itev. Itobcrt Soka ation of China's lawful rights 1910, opposed Carroll in tiic (Class '40) and a Maiter'a De­ Q U IN C Y ( U l 'l ) — A to recommendations needed as with Chamber of Commerce who will go to Coral Gables. in tho United Nations." 1000 run-off elertlon and was gree in aeronautical engineer­ committee per cent increase in white a basis for setting up a com­ university s i t e • • • defeated by 500 votes. ing from the Naval Pott members to discuss the "uni­ Republican voter registration prehensive drainage program Twenty-five years ago last Owen served a* chief de­ Graduate School a l Munterey, versity site situation" and was chalked up during a fiveFriday Forrest Lake died. A puty under Sheriff J. L. Hob­ Galifornia. which could be carried out decided to take a "w ait and hour campaign In this rural over a number of years. by for three year* commenc­ form er mayor. Lake was (Mr. Brown, Ills wifo Dunica CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. — tobacco glow ing county Mon­ ing In 1953. If* was on leav* end their *ix children live In Mrlntosh also will draw » sen" attitude before proceed­ head of the old Seminole (L P D — A Nashville police­ ing any further In efforts to day. of absence from the railroad. Sanford preliminary ordinance ss a County Bank. He was also a at 1109 Lincoln have the university placed in man testified today he was A native of Mississippi. Street. worksheet for the Board to form er state legislator. After offered " a t least $10,000" if Seminole County lesidenre! P J q £ C I l l U 'K C d .Seminole County. Owen movrd to Ocala In 1921 the hank collapsed. Lake was owners were warned today by use in setting forth qualificu............. he could contact one o f the and came to Seminole Coun­ PA R -E S-SA LA A M . Tung-I lions needed to fill Hit* oilier icn l to prison for making F\ Stewart Helinly, vice pres jurors in the 1902 kickback ty in 1939. He la married and false bookkeeping entries. Ident o f tho Seminole County <u r l >President, j of Superintendent o f Public trial o f labor leader James j hn» « son. Glenn. He is a One local resident remarked Board o f Realtors, t.. beware J» lin'> N > 'rcrc ‘ l'ar«cd Mon- Works lor Hie town, It lioffa I member o f the Brotherhood of this morn.ng. ' The charge o f a Miami man operating in ,,a>’ ''W '1 ,llul " ,e rP,'rMl I I’ os-Mhiliiy was discussed Over tlie vigorous objections Hnllroad Trainmen and Cen­ was impossible because Lake this area. army mutiny ill Tanganyika of rumbinmg the duties of of defense attorney*, policetral Baptist Church. Sanford police launrhed never made a bookkeeping Ilelm ly pointed to an article « “ * l ' « " ,,f 11 I'1'" » " OVt'r ' l,uilll,nB inapcclisr with the man James T. Walker told u •'If elected," Owen said, " I an all-nut search tor a entry in his life." At any rate, in Sunday's Miami II. raid out- throw ***>• government. |superintendent's job until federal court jury hearing promise tho people to enforce 1'ireej car-old hov Monday A TLA N TA (U I ’ D — A hid Mirli time ns work lands re it's the last time people here lining tho operator's nelivltirs. charges o f jury tampering 1 .. llio law impartially. I will not submitted by the office of llio jflrrnmin whrn hi* mother, ipilre separation of duties. can remember when every­ against lioffa and five others The newspaper article ,e- I U l'IvC .V Q u i t s Mra. H a r o l d Mirllndale that the offer was made by concentrate *0 much on traf­ city manager of Sanford was In other business, discusthing closed in his honor dur­ polled the man will buy rquilA N K A R A (U P I ) — Turkey ing Hie funeral at which Rev. ies in V A and FH A burnt-* fur I* walking out o f tho Cyprus sicn and udoptlon ol a build­ ■Sr., reported him missing one of the co-defendants in fic violations but more so on tho highest of 10 bids on sale Juvenile delinquency, and es­ of the old post office lot In Martin Brain officiated at the sn ail down payments-and then "peuru conference" in London ing rode lor the town, follow­ from their home al Hailey the case. pecially the sale of liquor to Sanford. The hid was for $8,Mreet amt (Inora IU::d. Holy Cross Episcopal Church. rent them. Within months, it because the British have full- ing sperflientinns us outlined Defense attorney Jarquos 0 • • 'Die sra n li riidrj when S diiffer argued that Walker * minors I will co-operate fully 011.49. in Horoiinty code. were tabl continued, lhc seller learn* rd to restore order «n the with other law enforcement police Imnid Harold Jr. testimony was 'hearsay." The second highest hid was The Daytona Beach Even­ that he ha* nut made mutt- disputed Mediterranean island, cd until the Felt, to meeting officers." asleep under his luothrr's from Herman Jacobson, of w.th aUtulation that this Item ing Ncvvs reported that " R e ­ guge payment* and the seller u Walker testified that Thom­ government spokesman Sanford, for $7,C00 and third he number one on Hie agenda bed. cent events have confirmed find* himself facing collection .-aid today, as Parks, a former business was Cornelius A, Ross Jr., at that time. the long standing suspicion action. agent for Hoff,.'* Teamsters I . . . . . Livermore. Calif., for $fl,iuo. Artion on an occupational that only the Orlando area all Die* I 299 in Detroit, ap­ The lowest bid w ill $200. license fee arlicdiilc also was along had a chance.'* It was proached him atMMit contact­ H ONOLULU (U I ’ D — An The bid* were opened by tabled for study at a work ing juror Gratin Fields, dur­ referring to the university j intensive (earcli for an Air the General Services Admin­ session which will he called ing the 1902 trial in Nashville. aite. This was printed on Jan. Sheriff J. L. Hobby warned Fonr* C l - t Ulohemaster which by lizard Chairman Fid Lunn. istration (G S A ) office here John J. Hooker Sr., special Jfi, ei tht days before the final ^tisluy tli.it tha out-of-town today. government prosecutor, asked Tile Board agreed to rn Company officials today . . . ° ” r the. ’ Pac,| fte decision by the Board of Con­ I ''septic tank operators" are In • Walker if "P ark s ever men­ Unrated a $750,000 loss in the \ w • ,,a> h , n,n/f dorse that pait of the pro­ trol. ilii* area again. • • • tioned a slim of money to City Manager W. E. Know file whirl, de.t.oyed the Dear- " " " ^ * ........,,,/ d " f f posed Mctro|solilii 11 Telephone A local resident ie|.ortcd to )oti during his conversation in Ies said at noon today that if f,,r ,he System which allows toll free We understand there'll be born Electronics U lK iiatoric* " fft ‘" " x Hobby ha wa* billed fori regard to Gratin Fields." GSA accept* the Clly'a offer service throughout the coun­ Hiuc. a delay in the opening of Sem­ plant on Illtrhuny 17-N2 south |$I7-'I.('>M fur having his tank i Walker testified that Parks the lot will be used a i a ty. However, it was stipulat­ inole Park Raceway . . . pos­ nf Sanford Monday morning. M „ . „ F v iflp n P P 1cleaned, only to leurn be could I told him "h e would lie willing parking area for the public Ralph Hell, captain o f the k V i U I-A U U -IlC ted tin t tills endorsement sibly a week. It was slated to have huil a local fir in do the to get at least Sto.ooo for me library, now in the old post Luke Mary Volunteer Kite !)«• ! KSON* M iff. — should in no way indicate that open Jan. 1. but difficulties j o h fo r between $25 and $10. if I could contact Mr Fields." office building, and for a concerning control of the part meat, suffered a broken A meticulous young prusecu -Casselberry approve* the pre walkway between tlie city's track were just settled last a 1in when he fell while fight- tor hinted on this second day ■ent rate structure of Winter No. 1 parking lot on Commer­ uf the Byron De La Beckwith Park Telephone Company. week. Clyde Hart, head of the Ing the blaze. cial Street and First Street. Don Eniith, o f Winter I'uik, Officials suid toduy they will murder trial that he will proSeminole High School will Hit- next regular meeting outfit, is seeking a new open­ In tlie original bidding sev­ of the Ixiard will In- at 7:3>i 1. ported to the sh.-riff'a office host Lake view High School, ing dale from (tie Raring rvleoM a detail.<1 statement dure new evidence to strength eral months ago, Jacobson Commission. An announce­ about the fire and future com- en his ca-e again.t the ae- p.in.. Fell. 10, at tlie Cass.'l today the theft of all outboard I Winter Garden, In the second offered $10,000 for Ilia lot but ment should be forthcoming pany plana to the press Wed- rused slayer of Medgar FIvera. berry Woman's Club on Uvcr- motor front hi* paik.d IsNit at "brain bowl'' at 7.JO p.m. l.uko Howell i'uik Mviiday. I Thursday. nesduy. N cgi o civil rights leader. |brixik Drive. hla bid wa* rejected. O. G. OW EN by the end o f the week. Sanford City Commission Monday night approved an sgreemont whereby three of the New York Mets* form baseball team* will hold their spring training at Municipal Stadium. (Hhr j^ a n fu rb f o r a l l i ) i 1Culpepper Says Seminole Sites Adopts 3 Budgets Lost In Shuffle Chiang Mulls Break With France Casselberry Board New Commander Takes Over Squadron 7 e i o c* Bandit Robs Liquor Store Of $300 Arm ed i J'ISLW A ... i fflf P f g g > t i Owen Announces For Constable In District 4 i,onn| Cop Tells Of G O P Gains House Owner® Here Warned Of Operator A l lioffa T r i a l City's Bid On P. 0. Lot High Missing Boy Just Asleep [Search Malted Dearborn Loss Set At $759,000 Septic Tank Bilkers Out Motor Stolen j ‘Brain Bowl’ justment and Arpesls (build­ ing code), directed City Man­ ager 5V. FI. Knowles to adver­ tise for bids for curbing forms, discussed the sale o f city-owned property adjacent to the Central F'ire Station, appruved installation o f a sidewalk on the north sida o f Commercial Avenue, with abutting property owners pay­ ing for the materials, and dis­ cussed a plaque for the new library building. Board Approves Proposal For Pay Increase The Seminole noard of County Commissioners today unanimously adopted a recom­ mendation presented by a former Commissioner Vernon Dunn which calls for the coun­ ty'* legislative delegation to give consideration to pay ra b e i for member* of the board. Dunn declared that "S em i­ nole County businesa during the past five or six years baa become big business since current budgets combined amount to more than $8.3 mil­ lion plus $300 million io assessed value." Dunn u id that "Such coun­ ty business requires properly qualified and dedicated offi­ cials In ill departments." He went on to ask, "h ow can such qualified and dedicated member* be induced to serve, and continue to serve end de­ vote the interest and the time required, even to the detri­ ment o f their personal busi­ nesses, for a mere stipend when compared to other coun­ ties?" Commissioner John R. Alex­ ander pointed out that while he was In favor of the sug­ gestion he wanted R made clear that any consideration given to psy raises by the legislative delegation should includt hla request that it not be placed into effect until the close o f his preset, '“ rm of office. Commissioner Lee Gary of Oviedo slated that he knew wbat his salr-v would be when he sought the office. Dunn also requested tlie commissioner* to consider tlie possibility o f favoring the cstabllsliment of a county las(layers’ association. Commiss­ ioner J. C. Hutchison express­ ed his opinion that such aa association he given consid­ eration provided that oUter agencies such as the Semi­ nole County Board o f Publia Instruction and the Seminolo County Chamber of Commerce also look upon tlie proposal favorably. The commission decided to confer with school board and chamber officiate before taking final action. In other action the com­ mission: Asked officials of the For­ est City Improvement Asso­ ciation to confer with County Attorney Harold Johnson and decide tlie brM manner In which tiic county can provide suitable property upon which the association ran conatrud a community center. Named E. J. Moughtnn Jr, to the insurance committee and oppointrd Glen McCall to the zoning board. McCall will replace Hob Crumley, who re­ signed. Tlie commissioners autlMirizcsl a letter commending Crumley for Ills service. Decided to confer with pro­ fessional planning consultant* but reaffirmed their previou* opinion that a full time coun­ ty planner would l>e necess­ ary since, as Commissioner Hutchison put it, "Planning is now a continuous proposition ami anything a professional consultant might plan could l»e obsolete tomorrow." Decided to a*k all munictpalitica in the county to allow State Road Department per­ sonnel to enter their respec­ tive areas for conducting a truffle stud) which will be tlie most comprehensive ever made in this county. Tlie cost is estimated at $140,000. When all municipalities coucur tlie county will enter into an agreement with the aisle agency to conduct tlie sur­ vey. •Cast Your Vote In FAVO R O f The County-Wide M etro Telephone System r » � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Feb. 7. 'fil Casselberry Church To Hear Missionary ny Jane Casselberry Rev. Elmer Kilbournc, misslonsry who recently ha* re­ lumed from Korea, will speak at a 7.30 p. m. aery-ice next Wednesday at Uie Ca»*elberry Community Methodist Church and will *how colored tilde* of Korea. The program will follow a fellowship supper at 0:30 p.m. The public ii invited. All familics attending the supper are requested to bring a covered dish and their own table ser­ vice. Hev. Kilbouroe, a third gen­ eration missionary, is the grandson o f Ernest A. Kilbourac who with diaries E. Cowman pioneered the work of the Oriental Missionary So­ ciety in the Far East. He speaks from years of personal involvement in the reconstruction of Korea through tiie post war relief and welfare program, lie has directed the rebuilding of dozens of war devastated churches and has organized large scale distribution of food and clothing. lie has successfully launch­ ed a large number of wel­ fare institutions such as or­ phanages, widows homes, babies homes and leprosariums which have subsequently been administered by Korean national pastors and laymen. KC Council Sets Donee A combined pre-I.entcn and Valentine dance will he held by Saint Richard Council 3357, Knights of Columbus, from 8 p.m. until midnight Saturday at the Council Hall, 2.704 Oak Avenue, Sanford. Music will he by tha Jukester* under direction o f Lou Huddleston, leader. Dress is optional. All membera and their gueita ara Invited to attend. Refrrshmenta will be served. Welcome Wagon Council Holds Installation For Officers Ily Jane Casselberry The Central Florida Council o f Welcome Wagon Cluba held an Installation of officers last week at a luncheon In the Tree Top Room of the Lang­ ford Hotel In Winter Park. Representing tlw S o u t h Seminole Welcome Wagon Club were Mrs. Sandy LaPoma, Mrs. Lucille Crowell, Mrs. Hilda Pcttinati and hos­ tess Nora Norris. Mra. Judy Hurlburt, chair­ man of tho Orange Seminole supervisors, gave a greeting to those present and Mra. Connie Mustard, president of the Winter Park Welcome Wa­ gon, gave the welcome ad­ dress. The Invocation was giv­ en by Mra. Kemp Williams, president of tlio Maittand club. Philip Gablcr, executive se­ crotary of the Winter Park Clumber of Commerce, spoke to tho group. A short skit, “ Two Women and a Tele­ phone,” was presented by Die drama group or the Winter Park Club and was Introduc­ ed by Mrs. Evelyn Duclos, president of Die Orlando Play­ ers. Installing officer, Mrs. Mar­ garet Cann, WW area ropreeentatlve, conducted an un­ usual Inatallation ceremony in verae and presented each new officer with a plastic key. New officers included Mrs. Legal Notice Muriel Rucher, Winter Park, president; Mrs. Clara Ed­ monds, Orlando, first vice president; Mra. Ruthie Ross, Ocala, second vico president; Mra. Nancy Telley, Orlando, recording secretary; Mr*. Pauline Alonzo, Winter Ha­ ven, treasurer; Mr*. Connie Mustard, Winter Park, orresponding secretary ami Mrs. Mary Ann Miles, South Seminole, historian ami pub­ licity. Honorary directors arc Mrs. Judy Hurlburt, Mrs. Alice Pryor of Holly Hill and Mrs. Margaret Cann uf ('oral Cab­ les. Mr*. Cann gave (he aims ami duties of the council board and made the follow­ ing recommendations: that each club pay $3 toward (lie council's operating expenses; litat officers serve one year in­ stead of six months as pre­ viously; that the council meet three times each year, in January, May und September ami that the president ami two members of Ihe executive board of each club attend all council meeting*. Tlie next council meeting will l>e held in Winter Haven In May. KATHY Use o f n new, nir conditioned building for summer school nt the Huptixt llilile Institute at (irnrevillo Ims been annnuneeil by James K. Souther­ land, president. The summer session is scheduled May 23 through July 3 with rlnsses on Moudny afternoon gnd itiiimIngn, Tuesday through Friday. .Southerland hlso announced that tho summer classes will include n course In speed rend­ ing for the first time and that rules nguinst enrolling college graduates during s u m m e r school will he relaxed. New classrooms should hu ready for use by Marrh I, weather permitting. A new ad­ ministration building will be started at that time. Tito speed rending course to Imi taught by Professor Martin V. McKinster also will lie o f­ fered during the tegular ses­ sion in September. llnptist Hibln Institute does nut nrrept college graduates although it offers seminarytype subjects. However, nt the requests o f pastors sod others in the s e n who desire refresh­ er courses, rules arc luting 10Inxcd for the summer, South­ erland said. Students enrolling regularly may earn six semester hour*. Any threo subject* may he taken from a list including (lid Testament Intensive, N c w Testament Intensive, Theol­ ogy, It I h I i c a I Homiletics, Church History, Music Appre­ ciation, Choral Litcrnturn and Speed Rending. Thiid annual roller skat­ ing show, Showboat and the coronation of the Heart Fund Queen will In; held hy Mclodcn Skating Itink nn Sunday, March 1. Contestant* and t h e i r sponsors are Kathy Muller, Candy Stripers; (inil Cole­ man, Future Homemakers; I'riM-illn Mitchell, Town of Altamonte Springs; Gerald­ ine Page, DeMnry Chamber of Commerce; Dnrleno Rob­ erts, Lake Monroe Homo Demonstration Club; Mettitm Vale, Melodeo Dance and Figuro Club, and Melanie Williums, Luke Mury Cham­ ber of Commerce. Tho contestants are each collecting pennies for their account! from friends and relatives. (Their collection* have nothing to do with the Heart Sunday Collection. In fact, these girls have been instructed to do nothing to Interfere with Heart Sun­ day.) Ih e girl with the most votes (pennies) will he crowned queen nt the climax of thu skating show- hy Miss Linda I.ey, lOO.Ts Heart Fund Queen. In 1IW.1 the Show- und coronation collected $723,115 for the Fund with Linda baling $233.dl in her ac­ count. In HNi2 $773.11 was collected and Miss Shealti Rest was crowned queen. MKLAN1K IIKTTINA DAHLKNK New Building Ready For Use Heart Queen Coronation Set At Baptist Bible Institute Catholic Circle Elects Officers My Mona Grinstead Members of the North Orlando Oor Lady's Catholic Circle elected Mrs. Helen Meant n* chairman for the next six-month period at a i meeting of the group held |Wednesday night at the home •>f Mrs. Shirley Corkltill on i l.nmbnrdy Road. fit her officers named were Robert Mradford Jr., son Mrs. Mary Harter, sveretnry of Mr. and Mrs. S. Mradford n* Altamonte Springs, has and Mrs. Rosemary Grove, made the first semester honor treasurer. Wednesday night's meet­ roll at Howcy Academy, a distinction earned for main­ ing was conducted hy Mrs. taining a grade level of 83 Hilda Sommer, outgoing chair­ or better. Rolicrt has been man. Tentative plans were accepted at Stetson University ntatie for a Fashion Show tv for the fall term and later he held nt a Inter dntc In the will transfer to Harvard Law sociul hall o f tlie Church of the Nativity. School. [Her account was $271.70. Fund raising events so far this week hnvo included a skating putty hy Darlene Robert's church group ami a hake rale sponsored hy lloi Future Homemaker* fo r Gull Coleman's account. On Honor Roll Refreshments of sweet roll* sttd coffee were served hy the hostess at tho close of the meeting. Plans for the six-months |program and installation of ! officers will be the main i item* of business at th* j March meeting. 15ake Sale Set The Kbottozer Methodist WSCS will sponsor a baked food sale this Saturday In front of the Food Fair Stora on Park Avenue. The sale will begin at 9 a. m. and will con­ tinued until all goods are sold. Pies, cakes, candies, bread* and eup cakes will he availI able. Hamburger Fry All Sunday School children of Asrcnslon Lutheran Church of Casselberry will he treat­ ed to a hamburger fry to he held this Sunday at 2 p.m. nt Ihe church. Hosts will he Pas­ tor ami Mrs. C. It. Zchnder. 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At tlio sumo time, through individual Initiative and enterprise, they have made American newspapers the most informative . . . most widely read , . . most efficiently produced publications in the world. Is it any wonder then thnt those who seek to destroy the freedoms thnt make our Nation greut, advocate federal ownership of certain busitu'sscs? Freedom of tha Press as well us freedom of individual initiative and enterprise must bo uiaiutuincd to keep America Powerful. Tli* freedom of individual initiative and cnU-rpriae thnt helps keep America powerful has alio mad* it possible for the Nation'* Investor owned, taxpaying electric power companies to win world leadership. Today. Florida Power A Light Company is accelerating its already phenomenal rate o f expnnsion tn meet the skyrocketing demand for increased power. My serving more people, more efficiently each year, w* hope to encourage today ■ trend in America which proposes greater freedom for private enterprise so that it may play an *ven greater role in helping keep America Powerful. Burgess Tire Co. SEE IT AT SanfordElectricCo. 118 Magnolia LKItALDINK I’ ltlSCILl.A HAIL 797 Highway 17-91 Fern Park u, war between Maitland and Seminole Plain Shopping Center 322-1562 U.S.ROYAL TIRES 9t o a i ■ W. Scott nuraa k • • * p a n f 207 Magnolia Ave. �S T Itr ^ a n f n r f o f o r a l f t 1 Zip I'odn 32771 J W EATHER: Partly cloudy today and Tuesday: high today in (50s: low tonight in Ids. \'(0 5 V T T o C * • Guv Slrmtroin. assistant county engineer. took time to ^ peruse some old record* in die clerk'.* office at the Court home and came up with the information that Henry Washington, a brother of George Washington, surveyed this area during July. August and September of lKCi • • • KTtab'.ished 1908 MON.. FEBRUARY 10. 1904 SAN1FOKD, FLORIDA NO. 122 FEC Blast Called Murder Attempt Lake Monroe an<l how il* iiame originated. • • United Press Leased ~\vTje j I m iv A ... 1 BRIEFS ^ 15 Killed MIAMI <L'PI) — Weekend Henry's r<T*iri shows the traffir accidents look at least _ St Johns, l.ake Monroe (nam-l IS lives in Florida, five of ® ed as such), l.ake Jessup and them in two wrecks, accord­ l.ake Harney, l.akeHowell ing to the Highway Patrol. at that time was not named. Lake Pickett (near Oviedo). Stenstrom said, is shown on HAVANA (L'PI) — Three the government notes by ! Cubans were executed Sunday Washington as Lake Pickle. lor the killing of a lishing On his maps, Henry W ash-, tioal captain whose craft they ington shows roads from Fort | tried to hijack lor an escape Mellon to Enterprise, New to Florida. Smyrna and Fort Reed. Fort Reed is now tf»e Sanford sec­ tion of Wynnwood. RERUN (CPU - Rolf S. Rill Thompson, a West 1.1th Eden said Sunday he has can­ Street grocer, says that the celed plans lor Marilyn i .Han­ original name of Lake Mon­ dy I Ilicc Davles to appear in roe was not Valdez but Mon­ tils \Ve*t llerlin night dull la­ tezuma. Thompson said that ter this month because "she ADVANCES IN THE STUDY iintl treatment of lioart ailments were ilisuntil six years ago he was in can't sing.” ciissed by three .specialists before some ."OH medical doctors from tltronphpossession of an abstract mit Central Florida at the Civic Center Friday evening. The speakers uru * which dated back to the l'oo's seated, front the left: Dr. Hrnce I.oynie, Emory University, Atlanta: Dr. RRLSSELS (U P I)—Imports and the King of Spain when 15. Waldo Moore, Emory U., and Dr. Peter C. Gazes, Charleston Medical of foreign poultry and eggs , the monarch deeded an area, College, S. C. Standing are members of the Seminole County Medical So­ commensurate with what a into the European Common ciety, which sponsored the meeting: Dr. William C. Rape, Dr. T. F. Mc­ now Seminole County, to six Market came practically to a Daniel, Dr. Robert M. Rosemotid and Dr. <i. II. Starke, president. Drs. men—all with Spanish names. halt today as the six-nation Rape and Rosentond, its co-chairmen of the society’s heart committee, set imposed new ^ Thompson is now searching community tip the program. Drs. McDaniel, Jennie and Moons were classmates at duties. | Ills effect! to locale the ab­ Emory. (Herald Photo) stract to obtain further in­ formation. He recall* that the NOTASLLGA. Ala. CPI) original name o f Lake Jessup was Mud Lake and that it —A loo per cent boycott by B later was named for General white students today dosed Jessup. Macon County High School Rut the important point Is here and a liuntb threat shut that Thompson recalls that down new ly-integrated Sliorl-1 them are several historical er High School a few miles monuments in Texas which away. Fluoridation of the City of letter of petiUon •*» the '»ty refer to Sanlord and to a Sanford's water supply in the Commission requesting Hie General Monroe who served WASHINGTON (U P I)—The forthcoming jhoo.ooo water inclusion of fluoride m the in this area. LONDON' (U PI) — Former| • • • Prime Minister Harold Mac­ mother of Iwe Harvey Oswald improvement program will Ik1 City's water »u|ip!y. Dr. G. II. Starke, president Perhaps we will get to the millan today announced (he went before a presidential discussed by City Commiss­ nl the Seminole County Med­ & bottom of something yet! end Of a parliamentary ca ­ commission today with docu­ ioned! Monday evening. « • • City Manager W K-. Know­ ical. Soqt£(>v - will 111* ,fro"P reer of nearly 4tLvr*r*. Hr ment* les xwfu this morning a al>o rots approved the request Friday night’ * tornado-like said he will not run^fur a [ weather forced the postpone­ lluus« o f Common* Mat in the it* member* her son did not group' had requested to Pc for fluoridation of S.uiioid .* assassinate President Ken­ heard on the proposal. ment of the Roy Scout Cant* coming general elections. vvaler .supply. D*. Jack C. Morrison, last porcc which was to be held Commission also will con­ nedy. at Fort Mellon Park on the Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, presklent of a local dental sider approval on the hid shores of l.ake Monroe. Scout AMITYVILLE, N. Y. (UPI) JG - year •old, gray - haired society, stated that all San­ notice and proposal for the officials say it'll he held at —A Itf-year-old girl. Nancy grand mother, wa* accompan­ ford dentists have signed a water Improvement program, a later date. Including two new water Thompson, jumped from a ied hy a Secret Service es­ • • • treatment plants, a new will small private plane alter her cort vvlicii she arrived at com ­ ift IF* been announced that field at MayfaD Country' Club first airplane ride Sunday and mission headquarter*. Sanford N'AS personnel aboard and heavy transmission lines. She said she had brought walked into the still-spinning the Saratoga, now on a Cari­ In oilier matter* on the propeller. She was killed in­ with her documents s h e bbean tour, will not return on agenda, the Commissioners c InIni s will slied new light on stantly. schedule. Navy officials said ACCRA. Ghana (U P I) — A will commend Assistant Fire the ease. Stie earlier hail pro­ that the Saratoga's tour lias Chief It. T. Thomas for 33 mised "new evidence” and Ghana government newspaper been extended. years of service lo the City; charged today Hint tho Amer­ she would lay her TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - said • • • consider draft of the lease card” before the ican Negro diplomat who rais­ T he Florida Naturopathic "trump Al I/>rmann. the mayor of ed the I'. S. flag after A m a of Municipal Stadium to the Warren group. Physicians Association It a s Long wood, w ho spoke at a farm team of the New York “ Do you have the docu­ ilemoiiMrolom hauled it down Cub Scout meeting at South honored the memory o( the Mela baseball team; consider was u "Judii-” who perform­ Seminole Elementary School late Supreme Court Justice ments with y o u ?" a reporter the City’ * J# olI hid for the ed a "disgraceful, shameful Friday night, said that ac­ Glenn Terrell by presentation asked. vacant tot adjacent to Ute "Y e*. I have," she said ill at l.” cording to present Civil De­ of a plaque and a cheek for Public Library; discus* an Hut President Johnson sent a clear voice fense plans Seminole County Moo to Mrs. Terrell. agreement between Hie Coun­ The same Sorrel Service­ a pei'Konni message to the di­ ty and the City regarding fed­ would have to accommodate men who guarded Oswald's plomat, Emerson Player, of eral aid highway projects re­ some to.000 person* if Or­ Marina, Denver, Colo., I'oiumendilig quiring planning programs, TAMPA (U P I) — Tile only Russian hoi ii wife, lando had to he evacuated. him for "your biovery in pro­ full-rigged "pirate ship ' in during her stay in Washing Each area of Seminole would and request " I .sanlord Simpbe rerpiired to handle a num­ Hie world, the Jose Gasparil- Ion lor ajipearance* before tecting the Am erican.flag." ping Center lor utility and When a molt o f government, commission were in ber of Orlando citizens equal la, was to sail up the Hills­ t h e street iinpiovemcnt* as part borough River and dock here riiarge of security for Os­ incited Ghanaian* demonstrat­ of it* agreement lor annexa­ to the area's population. ed outside (lie embassy last tion. # » ♦ today kicking off the annual walds mother. 4 Mrs. Oswald said Sunday week and pulled down (lie Did yuu know that every ucek-long Cu-parilla Festi­ night, after arriving Irutn flag. Player rushed out, seized Inch of rain provinces 27.000 val. Foil Worth, lex., she was the flag and .ran It hark lip | gallons of water. To put two "thrilled to ilealli lo have fi­ the stuff. When lln reeeivedj Inches of rain on Florida's nally broken through” and Johnson's message today, the 400,000 acre* of ellms groves Negro emhassy attache said! Automobile lieensu lag o f­ keen Minimum'll to testify . Hie skies would have to dump only: “ I am proud to he u n ! fice in the roiirtliouso will he almost 22 billion gallon* of the open from !• a. hi. to noon SntAmerican,” wet stuff What a job! • • • Rut i h> Ghanaian l imi i today ill ordir that those who gun of president Kwntnc cannot g,-l lo the office during Today's Chuckle: lfthcvvorldNEW YORK (L'PI) Ed N'krunmh'it Convention Pen-' n gulnr hour* may obtain j> o pulationcxplosinncontinucs- Sullivan'* television show was pic's Party (C P P ), attached their lioit lag, It was anp e o p lew illbepaikcdtogctlier- turned into a screaming "Rea Sanford Police reported this all Ameiicun Negro dlpluii.nl.- liOUlued today by Mr*. Marjustlikcthls. tlegruund” Sunday night h> jorle Shepard, assistant lax an ovcr-cxrited audience uf morning that the Park Avr ns 'Skunks and Jlldusc*'' and collector. raid “ we ill Africa ole prepar­ teen agers that went into res nue Pharmacy wa* entered Mis. h'lu|>.iid al o lemillded tas.v over England's rack n' sometime Friday night or ed to fix them proper (sic)." I that the deadline for obtain­ roll quartet. early Saturday morning ing Itoil tugs is Feb. 20 and It was the first live tele­ Officers said that entry information from Tallahassee TALLAHASSEE (U PI) vision appearance in the Unit­ was made mio the building indicates tlieie wilt he no ex­ Florida got another Republi­ ed States (or the mop topped by prying oil padlocks on a tension of time. can enndidatr for governor toReatles, and even Sullivan sliding gla*s door. The o f­ A traffic signal lighi at Mel , Alts. .Slop,nd urges those day with the formal announce. Avenue ami 23th [ that have not done so to ob­ , incut o f Rep. Charles Hollry, got into the act hy wearing a fices of l)r. Edwin Lindsey lonviile Iteatle wig. was blown down tain their tugs now and avoid and Dr. Robert Smith were S t r e e t St. Petersburg. The four singers are in the entered and the reception early Saturday when tornado- ! waiting in long lilies the last Holley joins fellow Republi­ United Stab's on a today room w.i* ransacked How­ like wind* ripped through the few days. cans II. R. Foster, Fort My­ visit which also will include ever, (xiliee reported, nothing Sanford area Tile signal light i ers. and Ken Folks, Orlando. two concerts in Carnegie Hail was found lo he missing from was re installed by the City's They will fight It out for next Wednesday. They arriv­ (lie building. Public Works Department. the GOP nomination ami the Slight naif damage was re ed front England Friday. right to face the Democratic l«ortcd in several sections of The four arc John Lennon. nominee in November. There the city and a number of i .Seminole County's rnntribu23. George Harrison. 21, Paul arc six Democrat* in the field. residents around the area re- j tioli in new roads nod zoning McCartney, 21. and (lingo ported that the top* of palm for llie proposed stale univer­ Slarr. sity on the Adamuerl alts on trees were blown away. Si! .'•2(1, five miles south of The Casselberry board of GOTH END URU, S w e d e n Oviedo, will ho discussed by Aldermen will meet at 7:30 (U P I)— An exhibit o f blueCounty Commissioners toned paintings hy artist Sanford Police reported this the A car belonging to Ernest p.m. today in the Women's Pierre llis o a u received con­ A. Iluckabonc was rejkiried Club on Overbrook Drive. morning that a 14-year-old and .State Roaid of Control Items on the agenda include youth was apprclicnded for technician* ul 2 p. in. Tuesday siderable praise from art crit­ stolen between 7 and to p m. ics here. Sunday, the critics Friday night. The auto was builditig code, drainage, open shop.UUug in a local depart­ at the courthouse. State Board member* are received some bad new*—they later discovered by Hucka- ing of bids fur the fire de- j ment store Saturday after­ Darned that Hrassau really b bone himself. The vehicle partment's panel rescue truck ' noon. The youngster was re­ ■laird to hold their monthly a Peter, a rhlrnpanic* in the lo - ' was parked In front o f the and the police department's leased in the rustisdy of her eieeting Friday at the Unlver% j toolbar, *it> of Florida, Gaiutavitlv, p i »«•I MedaUsua iatno* *a AlaUlaod new putiui car. ;3 Executed Maudy Not Handy Eggs Banned School Boycott Mac Retires Oswald’s Mother Fluoridation Issue Promises New Before City Council Data On Slaying Prop Kills Girl Ghana Assails U. 5. Flag Saver Judge Honored P i r a t e s Ahoy! Beatles Rock Studio With U. S. Debut C ar Tag Office Open Saturday Pork Avenue Store Entered 3rd GOP Enters Governor Race Storm Damaged Signal Repaired Board To Discuss Roads To Site Board To Meet At Casselberry Ape Art Car Recovered Youth Arrested 'Non Union' Train Enters Space Center MIAMI (U PD —A* worker* cleared the wreckage of a Florida East ("oast Railway freight train front the track* here today. FEC Hoard Chairman Edward Rail rlnirg ed those responsible for the derailment were guilty of at­ tempted murder. Rail also responded heated­ ly to a statement hy George (.eighty. chief negotiator f«u the striking unions, who said the unions knew nothing about the blast that derailed the train .mil caused ail estimated $250,000 damage. "When Mr. (.eighty say- in Id* Hatcmenl that union* li.ol nothing lo tin with it. lie im­ plies that members nt Hie unions had nothing In d» with It." Hall said at Ills Jack soil ville office. "Tin* causes me to inquire If some of the chnri'lies in Miami went to the trouble to place the dynamite there and also on the crane mi we couldn't use it The 75-yenr-ohl hoard chair man said (lie dynamiting ol the bridge at Miami Sunday was "attempted murder ol the engineer.” "I f it had dropped the first engine into the waterway he would have been killed," Rail said. SOMK .TOR PERSONS, iiultulinp members mid their wives, attended a (’cutrid Florida (tension of the Florida A ssocia tion of Letter Carriers hero Sunday afternoon ami heard Charles Coyle, Washington, D. C., secretarytreastirer of the national association. Pictured from the left: David Powell, district secretary: Tony ilvvertn, regional field director; Coyle, Rob lloslord, local president; Sam Holmes, district chairman; Miss Cocile Heard, Sanford postmaster, ami Delpho Hackney, C. S. postal inspector. North Orlando, Panamanians Still Longwood Back Show Anger A t U. S. Metro Phones PANAMA CITY (UPI) -tilted in 21 Panamanians Support of the metropolitan I'liiinmniilnu*. ignoiing the \ dead. The violence nronsed li-li-phoiie sysieni foi Seminole traditional Alardi lira* fes­ simmering Piiiiamatiian dis­ i utility Inn been voted hy the tival, marked the one mouth content ami brought a severfity of Longwood and the aiinivei«uiy of llie crisis with an..' of diplomatic relations llie United States Sunday witli Washington ami de­ Village of North Orlando. In approving a involution, with aiiti-Amerlean demon­ mands for revision of th« tho Ylllugn Council o f North strations and a nisreli on the t‘.hi:l run.-iI treaty. Twenty one Panamanian Oilalldo, '•acting in lirhalf of Canal /one. It wa* on Jan. P that a students carry lug their na­ tin- affirmative mujoiity of it* i illicit!*, doe* hereby- endorse controversy over flying the tional flag ami shouting antlii* telephone *ervicr cvtin- flag triggered rioting atid ti-Aiucrirnii slogans Sunday *iou and approve* it* required clashes with U S. Canal /one night reached the border ..f »;«t•• inercn*c, and doe* com- foree* vvhh h eventually re- the U.S.-controllci) C a n a l Zone before they were turn­ mend each of the telephone ed hack by National Guardsconipanie* and the Seminole men alerted in advance. County Chamber of Coimneice Earlier 2.00(1 cheering Pan­ for their cforU on lid* issue amanian* streamed Into tho mol what il rt-prexenl* to city's Santa Ann Park to enmity-wide unification.” listen to tinea hour* of Longwood City C o u ii c i I tirades against the United adopted a motion "endorsing Slate* and Cohiili exile* hy ami supporting the metrupnlL student leader*. Tho crowd tan sy stem of eliminating toll LAKELAND (U PI) — Many shouted "Yankee go homo” charges an telephone rail* be­ tween longwood and Sail- of tho state’ s tiig oltru* con- ami "Viva Panama.” ! eenlration plants reluctantly fe i d " There were no reported in­ Currently, Southern Ih-ll went licliind schedule today juries or arrest*. • • • in processing mid sea*on or­ One youth participating in CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - Tilrplionu i* tallying voles by ange*. thank* to heavy rain* the march on the Canal Zona A long Florida East Coast its subscribers in tlm Snnfntd last week. eluded the guardsmen ami Railway train, manned by men on the proposed metro Mutual Executive V i c e penetrated one ntila into the nun-union workers, moved in­ system. President Robert \V. Rutledge zone. Guard Cnptuin Rafael to llie Kennedy Space Center j said the rain* etil into IIn* uti­ Mata, who retrieved him, today despite picket line* at j lization volume of processing nnid the youth managed to (lie four main entrances lo the i plants last week doe to con run a Pannnmni.ni flag up a sp.ierjKirl. tinuotis downpours throughout pole during tho brief incur­ Tim train, flanked hy 10 the fruit belt. sion. ImiIIcc and security cars, cn- j Fresh orange shipment* tcred the north end ol a $i5o, totaled only 450-500 car* last million moon rocket complex I LOS ANGELES (U PI) A week despite the fact that under construction on Merrill trial involving the clnfsip in­ packer* were going all out in Island at ft a.in. ESI*. There gredient* of kidnaping and their first 'big'' week for tin' were no incidents. Hollywood eelehriti.'ii — the mid-season Valencia*. It was the first regular Flank Kloutra fam ily— open* Fresh grapefruit shipments train service to the sprawling today in fedcial court. totalled alauit ram ears, also N A S H V IL L E ( U P I ) — T h ree space center although 58 bal­ Most of tIm> hidden detail* of down from Hie week before. masked gunmen rotdied a sub. last ears were unloaded Feb. •he kidnaping o f Itl-year-uld urban hraneh of the Third Na­ 2 alter bring lulled three Flunk Sinatia Jr. from a tional Hank here today and day* earlier hy National Lake 'lohoo motel in northern r*ea|M.i| with alt estimated Aeronautics and Space Ad­ Cnliloriiln Dee. K ore expeeted $04,000. ministration (NASA) guards to he unfolded n* the triul Tho men, wearing Hallo, The transmission of a 1902 NASA barred further rail ser­ pi< gresse*. repossessed sports coupe has ween masks and armed with vice until today. Selection o f a jury wu* the Pickets were set up near first order of Inisiues* and Ih i ' ii stolen from an auto 32-culiher pistols, entered tho Hie south ami north entrum-cs win exported to taku second parked on the linn's lot at Green Hills branch about 10 2ot South Elm Avenue, the minute* after it opened. to ( ape Kennedy near a Mer­ day*. There were about eight zn* rill Island launch area c n -1 I)i fondant*, rounded op hy Sanlord Credit Rureau report­ ploye* and three customer! •ranee and at the northwest the Fill within three day* af- ed to (Millee today Rureau officials said Hie ear present. entrance, near Titusville, to (er young Sinatra wa* n-l.-a*had Im' i-ii left on the lot dur­ One o f the gunmen shouted, Merritt Island ed following p a y m e n t of Cars were hacked up in $210,000 in ransom, m e: John ing the weekend. Early Sun­ “ don’ t put up your hand*.’’ most aicas during peak Iral William Irwin, (2; and Harry day morning llie auto was Tho employe* nod customers lie hours hi the morning, hut Worthington Keenan and Jo­ checked and the HatiMiilssion were then told to line ugniiut discovered missing. wall* as tho bandits emptied most car*, loaded with missile seph I lyi|e Amsler, both 21. cash drawer* of nil teller and conslrmlion workers, All have pleaded Innueriit cages. continued to move slowly into I ul the PHI any* they all The men fled after ordering Eddie L. Ilaeon ol St Ctmid Hie spaceport Stale mill Hie- signed alat.-menta i'onfe»uing llojlovvav the customer* anil employes vurd County police patrolled they took part in the "get- and Michael F the area hut there were no In­ rtrh-qmi k" selieiiie to vlclim- were uric sled hy Sanford Po­ into rest rooms. Within minutes after (Im cidents izr (Ini wealthy elder Sinatra lice following a minor arri poliro established dent Sunday nighl at 2020 robbery, The picket*, who walked French Ave. Ilaeon was cited load block* llnniigliout Ilia hack and forth on llie side of for not having Ins vehicle un­ area. The getaway ear was the road*, tarried signs lead­ der control and Holloway for described as a Ihi’i.l Pontiac ing "Notice to llie public. making an Improper left turn. sedan. FIX', vvttns*' facilities are tran«|Mirling to Hu* project refuse to bargain in good laitli . . we have no quarrel NICOSIA, Cypiu* (C P I) — will) any oilier employes, A NA^V s|Hikcsman said ul- Ann-rirun and Allied diplotempi* were being made lo mm* rushed emergency peace determine how many, il any, negotiations today to avert workers were turned away a threatened full-stnlu civil war in Cyprus. Irom the space renter. A new outhicak uf shoot­ .Similar picketing lor (wo days Iasi year halted con­ ing underscored the urgency struction at the rapidly grow­ or the negotiation*. Greek ing space center. A presiden­ ami Tui kbit Cypriot polirc tial board oi inquiry. appoud- exchanged tire at Episkopi, a <•<1 hy the late President K*'n- i village near Limassol, when nedy as a result of the shut-| the Greek* tried to recover down, recommended t h a t a police station raptured hy NASA boycott tlir FEC lor (ho the Turk* Sunday night. duration of the strike. One Greek Cypriot police­ The curlier picketing was a man vvnx reported killed. result of several truck ship­ It r i t i * h source* warned m e n t s of PEC-transported that a resumption of serious goods to the spare center. fighting ln'twern Greek and Rail lines into the spaceport T u r k i s h Cypriot* "almost were not completed at that certainly would provoke ma­ time. jor T u r k I s h intervention" that could result in a rlusli with Greece. TAMPA (C P I) — Aulomo-I Ill an attempt to head off bile racer Gordon Woolley of a flare-up along NATO’a Waco, Tex., wu* in fair con­ Eastern defense flunk, U.S. dition at u lo.nl hospital here Undersecretary of State today with a fnu-turad neck George Rail arrived in At­ vertebra# flange suffered In a| hens for urgent meeting* lacing accident nl llie Stale willi the I'.K. anihn-sailors to Fau Sunday altei i. «>u. Cyy iui« Greets auti 'Juitu /. 1 Citrus Plants Fall Behind Schedule Sinatra Kidnap Trial Opens 3 Gunmen Rob Bank Of $64,000 Transmission Stolen From C ar Field In Accident Diplomats Work To Avert War P U B LIC N OTICE Interested citizens invited to Organizational meeting SANFORD CHAMBER ol COMMERCE Race Driver Hurt ! 8:00 l\ M. February 19th, 1964 at County Court House 9 DAYS FROM TODAY �Wayne King Plays Last Aragon Waltz CHICAGO (U PI) - Wayne King u v e d the lait waits for the faithful Sunday night ahen thousand! of dancers drifted back to dreamland In ■ bitter-sweet farewell to the famed Aragon Ballroom. Grandmas a n d grandpas Hospital Notes FEBRUARY V Admissions Patricia Dullea, Belle Kolodner, Annie W. Hutchison, Craig Brown, Emma Ruth Cooper, Cecilia Dominguez, Nadine McNeil, Frank Robinaon, Kathryn Brauer, all of Sanford; Elisabeth M i l l e r , Orange City; Elizabeth Van Tuyl, DeBary; Linda Kath­ leen Cundiff, Fern Park; Murdock MacDonald, Long Island, N. Y. Births Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Domin­ guez, baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cooper, baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dullea, baby boy, all of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Miller, baby girl, Orange City Discharges Lucy Payne, Irene Wilt, Vic­ toria Harrington, W 1111 e James Vance, Lorece Peter•on, Blanche Richards, Edith A. Mazuc, Betty J. Sullivan and baby boy, all of Sanford; Shirley Kephart and baby boy, Apopka; Charlene Danford, Fern Park; F r a n k Shamy, DeBary; Wilbert Pleper, Chuluota; Elsie Corpentag, Casselberry; Yvonne Ful­ ler, Longwood FEBRUARY S James Holmes, Alice M. Wil­ lis, Wayne Moran, Janice Punch, Curtis Morgan, Tony Smith, K. C. Burgess, Robyn Hobbs, Julia Davis, all of San­ fo rd ; Louis Kerchner, Wil­ liam B. WlUcutt, DeBary; Charlene Danford.Fern Park; n orence Kennedy, Casadaga; Jeanne G. Briggs, Maitland; Sue Ann Poff, Orange City; Mary Lou Boston, Emma Bos­ ton, Gary Paul Bennett, Lake Monroe; Frank Williams, Chuluota Births Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Punch, baby boy, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. John Poff, baby girl, Orange City; Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Briggs, baby boy, Maitland Dlackarges Roily Flerty, Howard Brew­ er, Jack Lawrence, Valton Williams, Mary J. Stewart, Carolyn 0 . Garrett, William Herman Harriett, Richard Rosolsky, Craig Brown, Nan­ c y I . Coward and baby boy, Lola I. Lindsey and baby boy, Frances Ann Gagon and baby girl, all o f Sanford; Kathryn E. Ryan, John C. Cowell, De­ Bary FEBRUARY • Admissions Thomas V. Fitzpatrick, Nell Furman, Blanche Richards, Marguerite W. Price, Mary Singleton, Otis Bush, Cheryl Weldon, Judith Potter, Robert Woodruff, Bonnie J. Lee, Ileba Barnaud, all of Sanford; Rosemary Cohen, Flora Alltnan, Osteen; John Troutman, Lake Monroe Blrtha Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Price, baby boy, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer B. Cohen, baby girl, Osteen Discharges Curtis Morgan, MolUa Emily Yesley, Ruby Knight, of San ford; Gladys D. Canaday, De­ B ary; Harriett Bush, Oviedo M rs. Murphy, 83, Dies In Hospital Mis. HcuiivUa Murphy, el, died Sunday aftemoou at Seminole Memorial Hospital, Born April 4, 18S0, in Midieon, she had made tier borne liero for the past 2U years at 1804 8. Lake Avenue. She was a member o f the First MetiioJiit Church. Survivors are a sou, Sidney A . Murphy o f Sanford; five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. in. Wednes­ day at Urlaaon Funeral Homo willi Rev. John T. Adama Jr. officiating. Burial will be in Kdgewalcr. Tars Toughest who did their courting under the Aragon's make believe stars, swayed to the strains of the waltz king's theme song, “ The Welts You Saved for M e." The sky was synthetic, as usual, but some of the tears were real. The Aragon, a massive ara­ besque ballroom born in the roaring '20s, closed Its doors on Uie big band era shortly after midnight. Its owners plan to turn the Alhambra of the Midwest Into a roller skat­ ing rink. When Wayne King stepped to the canopied bandstand for the final set, he carried with him the same saxophone he used In his Aragon debut 3$ years ago. He was the first of a long line o f band leaders to soar to fame In the shadows of the Aragon's false-front turrets and minatrets. Among the others were Eddie Howard, Dick Jurgens, Art Kasscll, Freddie Martin, Ben Bernie and Lawrence Welk. In the 1030s tho “ awing" bands came through — Benny Goodman, the Dorsey broth­ ers, Harry James. The Ara­ gon spotlight shone on the top vocalists of the day—Buddy Clark, Gloria Van, Bob Eberle and many others. " I felt like crying," said King aa his fans greeted him with hearty applause. "There'll never be a place Ilka the Aragon," said a gray-templed dancer. And there never will. V EG ETA B LE REPO RT Federal State Market Newo Service Sanford Shipping point information for Feb. 7. All aalea F.O.B. Precooling chargea extra unlaaa otherwise stated! Saaford-Ovicdo-Zellwood Dis­ trict! Partly cloudy, warm. Cabbaga: Demand alow to fair, market weaker. Domestic round type, 1 * bu. eratea, 11.40 to fl.0 0 , mostly f 1.60, very few higher, few small alze*, f 1.25; 60 lb. sacks, most­ ly fair quality, f 1.16 to $1.25, very few higher, poorer, low aa $1. Carrots: Demand fair, mark­ et about steady. Sacks, 48-1 lb. film paekad, mostly $2.26; 50 lbs., loose, $1.66 to $1.65. Celery: Demand fair, market steady. 10 ill. crates, Pascal, 2-214 do*., $3.26; 8 dot., $8; 4 dos., $2.26; 0-H dot., $2; hearts, 24 count, film wrap­ ped, $3.26. Chinese Cabbage: Demand exceeds supply, market strong­ er, wide range In price. 10 in crates, $2 to $3.26. Endiva: D e m a n d good, market slightly s t r o n g e r , 1 1/0 bu. crates, $3.60. Kscarole: Demand fair to good, market about ateady. 1 1/0 bu. crates, $2.76 to $3.26. Lattuce: D e m a n d fair, market about ateady. Boston type, EBN crates, 24 count, 13.60 to $4; Iceberg type, WB rratee, 24 count, few, $2.25 to $2.60, 80 count, very few, $1.76; Romaine, 1 1/0 bu. crates, $8.60 to $8.76. Onions, green: D e m a n d light, market eteady. Crates, 3 dos. bunches, $3. Parsley: D e m a n d light, market ateady. Crates, 6 dos bunches, $2 to $2.60. Radishes: D e m a n d fair, market weaker. Baskets, red varieties, 80-0 os., $1.26 to «JAu. Spinach: D e m a n d fair, market about steady. Bushel baskets, Bavoy type, $1.76 to $ 1.00. lis tin g s , Florida UUtrUti Partly cloudy and mild. Cabbage: Demand slow to fair, market slightly weaker, Domestic round type, 144 bu crates, mostly fuir quality, mostly $1.60, very few higher, poorer low as $1.26; 60 lb. sacks, ordinary to fair qual­ ity, $1.16 to $1.26, poorer low as $1. Club To Meet The Lake Mary Home Dem­ onstration Club will meet at the Firs Department Hall Tuesday morning at 10:80. The subject will bo ‘ ‘ Up To Date Food hens#." PITTSBURGH — (NKA) Glutton* .— Pittsburgh football playJust bo rata can eat enough era voted'Nnvy tha best team grain annually to seed a dairy they played in 1988. Ilia Mid- cow for one year. One rat ran iidpmaii defeated the Pan- eat about two-thuds us much as a kaa then, M4S. Ifa M ari Pa*e 2—Mon. Feb. 10, '64 ftralS Mrs. Prescott Riles Tuesday "SUPER - RIGHT** MEATY PORK Mrs. Dori* Prareott, 66. who died Sunday in lakeland, will be buried Tuesday morning. Bom May 3. 1897. in Lcetburg, the had made her home In Sanford for the past 27 years at 601 H. Laurel Avenu.c She was the wife of the late Weiley Preacott; attend­ ed the WesUide Miulotiary Baptist Church and waa em ­ ployed by the Avon Cosmetic Company. I She U survived by five 1 daughters, Mra. Inez Green of Sanford, Mrs. John Ungerfelt of Marietta, Ga., Lin. Ortn Ruhlow of Honolulu, Mra. Alva Clum o f Beeaville, Tex., and Mrs. Betty Caldwell of Houston, Tex.; two aiateri, Mrs. Muriel Dabbj of Jack­ sonville and Mra. Edith Saundcra of Lakeland and two brothers, Keith Hlgginbothom of West Warwick, R. I., and Roy Hlgginbothom of Winter Haven. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. in. Tuesday at Brisson Funeral Homo with Rev. Paul M. Calley officiat­ ing. Burial will be in Ever­ green Cemetery. ONE OF THE MOST unusual shows ever to lie presented by the Mutual Concert Series will lie seen on the stage o f Seminole High School at 8 p.m. today. Daniel Liords* International puppet allow, billed as strictly aimed at an adult audience (over 12) is the only American marionette theater succcsufully to tour in concert around the world. This is the final show in the season series, and ticket holders are reminded thnt their mem­ berships are transferrnblc by Concert Scries President, Judge Vernon Mize. Ernest Parker Dies A t 36 Ernest Parker, 30, who op­ erated service stations here for aeven years, died unex­ pectedly o f a heart attack at bis home In Lynchburg, Va., it waa learned h e r o b y h i a brother, Homer R. Parker, 1001 East Second Street. A native o f Lynchburg, he had returned there from Snnford last September. Congolese Army Junior Girl Scout Troop 557 Chief Killed Spends Weekend At Ticochee Burial insurance Sold by Mail LEOPOLDVILLE. The Con­ go (UPI) — Lt. Col. Eugene Ebaya, chief of staff of tho Congolese Army, has been killed in ambuih by Comtnunlit-led terrorists in Kwllu Province, It was learned here today. Ebaya, aocond In command to army chief Gen. Joseph Mobutu, was the first high Congolese officer killed by the young terrorists, who have at­ tacked mission stations and killed missionaries over a 0,000-squaro mile area In the eastern Congolese province. Mobutu, who went to Kwllu Wednesday to direct an army drive against the guerrillas, (lew back to Leopoldville to­ day, apparently to tell the government of Ebaya's death. Ebaya was reported killed by terrorists who attacked Congolese soldiers trying to open (be road between Kikwit, the capital of Kwllu Pro­ vince, and the besieged town of Gungu, 60 miles to the south. Man Cited For Running Light Dan Kougli of Orange City was riled by Sanford Police officers for running a red light and causing an accident at First Street and French Avenue in which three autos were involved. Gary P. Bennett of Sanford was thrown from his car when It was struck at the intersec­ tion by tho auto driven by Kough. The Impact sent Ben­ nett's auto Into the side of ■ parked taxi being operated by Mary Gilson. Bennett was treated it Seminole Memorial Hospital. Post 53 Host Aiiu-rhan Legion Post S3 will host the Commanders' Council of the Sixth District Sunday at the Legion Building on U. S. 17-02. T w en ty -fou r members o f Junior Girl Scout Troop 667 o f Lake Mary spent a recent weekand camping at Camp Ticochea in Barbervllle. It was tha first time out for moat of them and bed rolls and camp­ fire cooking was a nfew experi­ ence. In addition to cooking their own meals they participated in a nature hike, n Scout’s Own with a visiting troop of CadstUa from Ocala, flag ceremonies and campfire pro­ grams. Many near skills were learned Including knot tying, firebuilding and dip-bag dieh waahing and than was time for outdoor games and Just loafing. The Troop Camper Badge was earned aa a climax. Under the leadership o f Mrs. . . . 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Sanford Police have re­ ported that a car, owned by LeRoy H. Duchana o f Auburn. Ala., was broken Into aud two cameras plus other equip­ ment were removed. The left rear window of the auto wgi broken In order to gain entry. •- MwHI pey you te find out hear HEAVY WESTERN BEEP PULL - CUT ROUND Founders Celebration' S A C E ! Steak ib. 79' Grade “ A ” Dressed & Drawn Fla* or Shipped ........... y ?*' \ G e o r g ia .....— ................. 89c Sale! Ip ® • || • ||| • : • A&P Sliced Beets A&P Whole Beets Iona Cut Beets Cut Green Beans Iona Golden Corn M ? m Cream Style Mix :% Or i l l Match ’Em Save At A&P! — Special! — Our Own Easy Brew Tea Bags 64 z 49c Save At A & P !— Special! — White House Instant Nonfat Dry Milk 8 ~ 59* ^ S a v e At A&P — Special! — Jane Parker Delicious ^ WEST MINNESOTA ESTATES SATURDAY 1:30 P.M. FEB. 15 D/a-Lb. 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T 4 ii i TETif #«nTtrrB Mon. Feb. 10, ’64—Pape 3 ffrraTB New 4-H Club Organized In Oviedo FT. R U S H E R , Ala. duty In Viet Nam. (U P I)— Maintenance workers The effect on the Pilot went on strike today at this Training Program was not army aviation center which determined Immediately. train* many pilots for combat The International Machincst Union, comprising 1,255 of the 1,400 hundred main­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) tenance workers here, went The Tidewater Dredging on strike at 12:01 a.m. CST Corp., Mctarie, La., submit­ a.m. KST) against ted the apparent low bid of (1:01 $769,574 Thursday for con­ Page Aircraft Maintenance struction of a *ix-mile portion Inc., in a dispute over the of the cross-state barge canal union's right to represent the extending west from the St. workers. Page Aircraft maintains Johns Lock near Patatka. § Hy Brrnlce Kelsey A Junior 4-H Girls Club, first ever to be formed in Oviedo, was organized recent­ ly for sixth grade girls with 16 members. Mrs. J. N. Dingman, man­ ager of the Oviedo School cafeteria, assisted with organ­ izing the group and serves us adult leader. Also helping arc ^ number of girls from the high school club. ^(embers or the new group have sewing us their project uml presently are making blouses. Meetings arc held in the school cafeteria immedi­ ately after school on the sec­ ond and fourth Fridays of such month. Canal Bid i Magician Skunked TUCSON, Aria. (U PI) — Wfngiciar. Ronald Trimmer ha* lost his Hocus Pocus. That's the numo of his deodorized pet skunk which he pulla out o f a hat in lieu o f a rabbit. With all his magic, Trimmer has not been able to bring back Hocus Pocus who nosed •’.pen a screen door and wanSored nwny into the desert. sirersft and Installations for the army here. MaJ. Gen. Clifton F. Von Kann, com­ manding General of the Base, expressed confidence Pago would do everything in its power to keep the center opersting. Von Kann said 87 per cent of the installation's 11-21 helicopter pilots, 47 per cent of its U ll-t helicopter pilots and 38 per cent of its fixed wing aircraft pilots reported directly to Viet Nam Inst yenr. cation at Hayef International does not apply to Page,* Madeira said. “ The Issue will not he re­ solved by a strike, hut can be resolved only by nn elec­ tion,” he said. Ted F. Mnddtn, district president o f the union, said the strike was called Satur­ day “ because Page refused to recognize the union as a bar­ gaining agent.” Page president Rex 11. Madeira snid the union's old contract with Ilnycs Interna­ tional, which Page succeeded Feb. 1, was not operative with Page. “ The union has not been certified by the Nntionnl La­ bor Rrlagiont Hoard as the agent and the union's certifi­ Board To Meet The executive hoard of the Lyman High School PTA will meet at 8 p. m. Thursday In the teacher's lounge. There l* no general meeting of the PTA scheduled for the month of February. REG. 79< FISH . . ffN MARKET) Sticks School Board Meets Tuesday Regular meeting of the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction will be held on Tuesday at 1 p.m. instead of Thursday. Supt. R. T. Milwco will be in attendance at State Course of Study Comittec meeting, of which he is a member, in Tallahassee on Feb. 13-14. The board will discuss the results of a survey conducted to determine the feasibility of constructing an area techni­ cal and vocational school in Seminole County. " Long range plans also will b e discussed relative to Uie rwfect the establishment of a •. new university near Oviedo will have on the school sys­ tem. The remainder of the meet­ ing will be devoted to routine matters. Base Strike Threatens Training O f Pilots 25 EXTRA STA STAMPS COOK-QUICK BREADEO OFFICERS OF THE newly organized Junior 4-H Girls Club nt Oviedo tire, front, left to ripht, Anne Shull, alternate delegate; Kathleen Howell, secretary and Judy Weaver, reporter; back, Handi Wetherington, presi­ dent; Mary Courier, devotional leader; Kathy McCall, vice president and Diane Marshall, recreation lender. (Herald Photo) Veal Beef Marples declined to give a The Chunnel." He said the LONDON (UPI) — The 162 year-old dream of a channel probable date for starUng next step would be discussion tunnel linking Britain and construction of the channel of the legal and financial pro Franco appeared today closer tunnel, known in England as blems involved. to realization than ever be­ fore. Ernest Marplcs, British transport minister, told the House of Commons Thursday the governments of Britain and France have decided to go ahead with a railroad tun­ nel under the English Chan­ FEATURED WASHER nel, as recommended last I1AS 2 SPEEDS, 3 CY­ CLES FOR MULTI-FAB. September by a joint study committee of British and RIC WASHING. French experts. » Frlfldilr* underwater Action Zona helps get clothes fabulously clean] NEW YORK (UPI) — Natural gas-operated air condi­ tioning equipment will cool 80 per cent of tiic pavilions at the 1064-65 New York Model WCDAS-1 World's Fair, the Gas Appli­ With Trade ance Manufacturers Associa­ tion says. Gas also will do S id V ih len practically all of the heating, cooking and water heating. Old fashioned and modem gas 112 Magnolia Sanford I’ h. 322-0915 lights will decorate the Fair walkways. 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Firat 84. cUelu Palaetto Ave. 4 3rd 84. / a t �NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF Six Years In Space It'd hard to believe, but it Is Just alx years slhce the first American satellite went into orbit. On January SI, 1968, at 10:48 p jn . EST, little 80.8-pound Explor­ er I rode into history atop a Jupiter C rocket (remember that nnme7). Even though souped-up, its thrust was less than that o f the second stage alone o f the Satuum I that was just orbited. Since then Explorer has traveled 3Ii well over 20,000 times around the earth, covering some 776 million miles. As befitted the nation’s pioneer satellite, Explorer made the most A Worry Clinic significant early discovery o f the Space Aye — the discovery o f the Van Allen radiation belts that sur­ round the earth. Explorer I now goes out as far aa 1.011.6 miles from earth and swings in as close as 212.5 miles, taking 104.6 minutes for an orbit. It used to be 114.9 minutes, and the differ­ ence is the measure o f Explorer’s dwindling lifetime. For what goes up must come down, even in the Space Age. NASA scientists compute that Explorer I will plunge back into the atmosphere and incinerate itself sometime In 1966, eight years after launch. CASE R-47P: Robert J aged SO, ia a college senior. D r . Crane," h* began, "I am erasy about e coed named Marcia. "Bhs ia a wonderful girl. In fact, I almost literally worahlp the ground aha walks "So I treat bar like an angtl. Whatever eh* asks for, I try to give bar. "But aha stands me up on dates end uses me as a door­ mat She ia rude to me end deliberately seems to try to irritate me. "Yet when we first dated, ■be was wonderful. So what has eheaged her!” Marcia'a irritating behavior ean be understood by reading Shakespeare's famous "Tam­ ing of the Shrew." A nagging wife or an ir­ ritating sweetheart often is a women who feels her man is somewhat sissy. Without consciously diag­ nosing him as such, aha ha* subconsciously arrived at that conclusion and thus tries to re-meaeulinlt* him. Tb* averse* woman regards a certain amount of rough­ ness and even physical domin­ ance aa a symbol of the male. When she feels that her escort ia too submissive and a Dial 4C’ For Confusion Those people who are upset about having to memorize seven num­ bers just for a local telephone call ought consider wnat what tneir their enuaren children ougnt to consiaer and grandchildren will be up against ...................calling bewhen around-the-world comes commonplace. There are more than 140 million telephones In use in the .world today (80 million in the U.8.), an increase o f 16 per cent in the last three years. As more millions are added, the need for international dialing will begin to be important. In 1961, representatives from every nation in the world met to form the Consultative Committee on International Telegraph and Tele­ phone. One o f the committee’s acts was to recommend standardized maximum o f 12 digits in a world tel­ ephone number. The recommendation will be voted on during the next meeting to be held in Moscow late In 1964. The dozen-digit figure does not include the dial code giving access to the international network. This could require another three flips o f the dial with the calloused forefinger. a• And If you call from your office, you may still have to dial ” 9” to get an outside line. Thought For Today The death he died he died to sin, once for nil, but the life he lives he lives to God. Romans 6:10. • • e In his life Christ is an example showing us how to live; in his death, he is a sacrifice satisfying fo r our sins; in his resurrection, a conquer­ or; in his ascension, a king; in his intercession, a high priest — Mar­ tin Luther. Phil Newsom Soy» The villus of Chakaot lies Jutt on the Indian aide of the cease-fire line which aloce IMS has divided Kailunlr, to remote that It la accessible to Indian troop* only by mule train. It acarcely seems worthy of Letters m lt M M !•»- .. _ _ rttftn M b* II*i affair*. TIM w rit** mmr « M _ i m m m a r t fM i* l i t U t­ tar ala* atrrWa tba writer*, traa aaata a a * a**r«aa. l a l l m ■ f b a n tkaa SM w a r *, will b* a lv .a praUratoa. Letter. a**raaar* ta atbara ara araaplabla paaaMaO (b ar < • tot Oral ta paraaaalltlaa. h a l o la aet paM Utoe k r Tba Marat*. Editor, Herald: To answer the question, ask­ ed by a reader - - • aa to where the name of Lake Mon­ roe originated. Lake Monroe was named after President James Monroe. O. D. Farrell. the attention of world diplo­ mata, much leta to contain the aeeds of war. Yet ouch wat Um ease this week when for the noth Ume the United Nations Security Council met to take up he subject of Kashmir, a source of conflict between India and Pakistan ever sines the BrlUth divided the Indian sub* continent Into Hindu and Mos­ lem states In 1*17. Chaknot, admittedly on the Indian side of the cease-fire Una but inaccessible to In­ dia, has been administered by Pakistan. In November, Pakistan ac­ cused India of planning to take the village by force and brought the chargee before the U.N. Security Council. On Dec. *6, a hair retired as a relic of the Prophet Mo­ hammed disappeared from a mosque In Srinagar, capital of Indian-held Kashmir. Violent outbursts among Kashmir's predominantly Mos­ lem population followed, witlh aa nadatemiaad number of dead and with the Indite *oveminent finding it necessary to call upon troops to restora order, Tb* theft touched off antiHindu riots in East Pakistan which then spread to Calcutta, with more burning, killing and looting. The disappearance of the eacred r»Ue end the confron­ tation at the village of Chaknot Illustrate as well as any two Incidents can the depth of lha emotion which bee been •routed between the two countries over the Kashmir Issue. Kashmir is bordered by In­ dia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Red China and Tibet end la separated from the Soviet U n i o n by only a few miles of Chinese and Afghan territory. Although India holds twothirds of It, its population ia 80 per cent Moslem. Both India and Pakistan have taken unyielding stands, and yet there la general agreement that thare ean be no friendship between the tiro until the Issue is settled. I.eke Mery In 1948, both skies agreed Mrs. France* We*t*r to a UN recommendation for 321-621* a cease-fire in the hostilities Lake Monroe and to a "free end impartial Mre. H. L. John plebiscite.” 323-4733 The voting, which almost Loagwood certainly would have gone in Mrs. Doans Kates favor of Pakistan, never has 838-3317 been held and India has re­ North Orlando ceived most of the blame. Mrs. Mona Grlastead By religion end geography 821-33*1 Kashmir Is more closely asso­ Osteon ciated with PeklaUn than with Mre. Clarence Snyder India. 331-4841 Prime Minister Jaweharlal Oviedo Nehru claims that Kashmir Mrs. Goorgo Kelsey already Is a party at India 365-3486 and therefore no business of the United Netione. it la unlikely that the UN now will be able to enforce a solution any more than tt has la tbe pest Meanwhile, Kash­ mir remains one of those un­ happy, divided areas wherein Mon., February 10, 1964 the seeds of conflict only wait Herald Area Correspondents Alias■oittt Springe Mrs. Julia llartu* 838-1318 Benr Lake-Foreet City Mrs. Maryann Mila* MI-3676 Casselberry Mrs. Jsns Caas*lb«rry *38-504* Cbnlueta Mr*. Joan Magla 3*5-3743 DeBary Mrs. AdaM Muller MS-441* KntarprUo Mine Helen Snodgrass MB-M33 QHp fk m fo rii fy ra U t Page 4 Sanford, Florida io BOV OBBBIf AdtsrlUlan Msniasr BAHKIKTT B. JOUMIOH Ctasslfls* Director JAMB ■NOBHAKBB Builasss Msaaesr m a o wklls Mcebsnleal Bupt. Delivery Unclassified WASHINGTON— (NEA) — After 100 speaking engage­ ments on U. S. college com­ putes la a little over two yeere, American Communist leaders hava decided to ouah their college lecture program as a major Uctle ia their drive to whip up public opin­ ion against the McCarran Act, which require* Rede to regis­ ter. Their long-range objective ie to convince youthful lead­ e n that American commun­ ism ia somehow different from communism everywhere else--Hist it's not • subver­ sive conspiracy but a "legi­ timate political party.” Communist leaders have now evaluated their two-year tryout on the college campus­ es and are satisfied they’re on . right track. Tbe consensus among U. S. Red leaders la that thay'va made progress at the colleges. They estimate they have been reaching 75,ooo or more students and townspeople a year with these talks. Barbs By Hal Cechrea A checkered career eometlmcs trails to • striped eult In fee*e campue speeches, they ere attempting to "prove” that 1) communism, If it galas power la the United States, will tolerste opposi­ tion political parties; 2) com­ munism la tae united states will be achieved through peaceful means; I) the Com­ munist Party, U.S.A., has no organised ties with other Communlat parties; and 4) there can be no comparison between the restrictions now ia effect in Communist coun­ tries end those eommtmltm would mean •fe- tin United States. Although these claim* are demonstrably false, reports Indicate that la some pieces students have not been taught the facts they need to flatt­ en the Red statements. Communist leaders are de­ voting • greet deal ef thought end careful planning to their college appseranees. They'ro skillfully constructing their speeches. A rundown on the principal lecturers they’ve used shows they're not sending secondstringers: Herbert. Eugene Apfeeker, 48. was granted a Ph.D. from Columbia University In 1*41, spent four year* in the Army, A preacher says marriage is llks a sweet song. Agreed, If there's plenty of harmony. It stays put a lot longer if a lover's knot It tiad with Just • single beau. A mule ia Kantacky Brad to the age of 11. Ihat'a nelly being stubborn. We've reed a b u t g o l d brlcka but never believed any­ thing until we got • builder's estimated coat ef e new heme. About th* only way yon ean depend on a t a u r weather la aa a topic of eon* valuation. came out e captain, received a Guggenheim Fellowship ia history for 1*46-47. Until last year he we* editor of Poli­ tical Affairs, feesralitel or­ gan of the Ooammfrt Party, URA. He has specialised la teaching Communist-sponsored classes ia American His­ tory and Theory of Marxism Leninism. Hi* parents were born ia Russia. Hyman Lumer, 54, was granted e PhJ). from Adal­ bert College, Cleveland, ia 1*35. He has bam a amah of the Communist Party, UJ. A., aaHonal esecnUve am mittee and has served as Its national education director In recent years. He wee released Jan. li. 1*63, from a federal penitentiary after serving an 18-month sentence for con­ spiracy under the Labor-Man­ agement Relations Act of 1*47. He succeeded Apfeebw as editor of Political Affaire. His father w u bora la Rus­ sia. Mortimer Daniel Robin, 13. was granted an LL.B. ham the University ef Pennsyl­ vania in 1*5*. He has been editor of Communist View­ point. Then there’* Benjamin Da­ vis, Harvard ’**; Qua H40, general secretary of the Com­ munist Party, UJ.A.; Cart Winter, member ef the par­ ty's national committee, eon of RusaUa-bar* parents. Some *f the iimpueei at which fee Communists claim speaking eegspUMBta: Harvard Law Sehml, Dal. vert tty of ftittegir. Brown University, Colombia UWvurrtty ad Oregon, Western Be•errs, Wlirnmeo, Bwarthmere, New York University, Stanford, Pennsylvania, MMn•eota, Reed OoOege, Colby College. Washington Univer­ sity, Braadele, City doOege ef New York, HamUtoo Coll­ ege. Hunter Oeflege, Tempi* University, Upsets, Bowdein, Cornell, Ofcie Wesleyan, Yale. ftato. tMrantty of Virginia, Colorado Mato, Michigan. Lewie and daitt and the Ualveroklee of MaoaachaaotU, At leaat the drought In aorae aectiona la letting folka hang on to the money they acred for a rainy day. Me part of any material, news er neverttemc. ef Uto edttlea ef Tbe ass ford Herald may b* rsprsdaesd la say maaaer wlUeat wrtUM permisslsa ef tbe pabliuer ef Tbe HeratA Aar laAlvlAtoi or Ura rspoeastbls for saeb reprsdaetlea Mil b* nominees for the Flimingo to Connell of 100. He blamed dfe be run st Hialeah dosing day. criminatory taxes. Mar. 3. Rambler retail sales in the United States and abroad set There ara over 62,000 mo­ slltlme records during 1961. tels in the U. B. which ac­ Worldwide aalee of 100,US commodate over SVi million Ramblers marked fee first persons daily, says John La- year la which fee company § cock of Daytona Beach, presi­ has passed the half-mlllloi dent of Quality Courts Motels, mark. Inc. Seteotsts tram fee Inrtttute Florida’s Silver Springs, one ef Msrine Science of the Uni­ of ths underwster wonders of versity of Miami have suc­ the world. Is now visited each ceeded in drilling U6 feet yssr by some 1,750,000 visit­ into the ocean floor at a depth ors who view the subterran­ of 3,000 feet in fee Caribbean. ean world through fee glass bottom boat*. OVER 85 YEARS At Miami's Seaquarium a pack of playful porpoises art studying roles that will lead them to stardom in the Flor­ ida exhibit at the New York World's Fair. Not all new Industries lo­ cating in Florida stay hero, Wendell Jsrrard, chairman ef Florida Development Properly adjusted oil burn­ tbe ers ere so clean a white Commission told the Florida handkerchief can be held over fee amoks pipe and no soiling will be noticed, says the Oil Fuel Institute of Florida. At First A Pakactte (Alongside eld poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* • Furniture • T ilt 114 So. Palmetto Wlodfield Farm’s Northern standing only 15 ie ene ef fee smeDert Pk6M FA M U 4 Notice To Property Owners Sanford, Florida Februsry 10, 1964 Complying with the provisions of Section 193.11 (1) Florida Statutes 1963, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 will be in tho following precincts on the dots And between the hours set after, for the purpose of receiv­ ing T A X RETURNS for the year 1964. LAKE MONROE — Country Grocery Feb. 25, 9:80 to 10:00 PAOLA — EtheO’a Grocery Feb. 25. 19:15 to 19:45 Feb. 25, 11:09 to 11:99 Feb. 25, 11:45 to 12:45 UPSALA-LOCH ARDOR AREA—Upoak Church Feb. 25, Kenneth M. Wing wishes to announce for the practice of Centred Surgery at* 100 North Mellonville Avenue* Sanford • P ia n os • Rontal Bods General Telephone Co. of Florida is beginning • fiveyear expansion and improve­ ment program that win sac tbe firm spend over $137 mil­ lion in construction. LONGWOOD — (AO Prodacto) Town Hall ‘ Florida, aadsr tb* Ast of Cleaarass ol Sdbrsb. OCflse •f taafard. Tb# HsrslA la b am ber of Us Called Press wblsb ta aatitled saatasivaty ta tb* ass far repabUealWa ef alt Us least saws prints* la Ule aswmaper. Posters have been springing op ell over fee state urging Viewers to "Bead Florida Ci­ trus To Freetin’ Friends". Handiwork of the Florida Citrus Commlasloo, fee post­ er* alee feature reproductions of any orange sad a grape­ fruit outfitted with earmulfs. In staging fee promotion in behalf of the state's gift citrus fruit shippers, tbe com miss loo decided to use billboards with­ in the state to deliver the message to the millions of tourists and residents who travel principal highways. Here f e u 60 billboards era scheduled to deliver the mess­ age during fee next four neofee to motorists traveling in the state's eight major market areas. 'The idea is to encourage motorists to send citrus to friends or relatives in other parts of fee country,” , said Homer E. Hooka, commission general manager. LAKE MARY — IGA Food Market the opening: of his office Batered to aeaead olass mkttsr October SI, ISIS at tb* Past virile male. And no women can respect a man when aba know* her ■tightest wish is ALWAYS iawl For the normal girl has learned from childhood that boye ara rough. And sh* has heard hsr father “chew out* her mother more than ones, so she conjures up e subcon. ■clous "yardstick" by which A to measure masculinity. And that "yardstick” fnvolvss e certain amount of selfishness er even a llttl* brut* force. Oddly enough, more wives divorce their husbands for "mental cruelty" (meaning inattention) than for physical brutalityl In fact, I hare interviewed 9 many wives with black eyes who cried a little but then re­ turned happily to their mates, for women often relish a mild amount of coercion by males. Don't misinterpret ms t* sug gestin g that men habitual, ly use brute fores on their wives. But thsre'd be far fewer dl- j vorces in this country if sissy " males smacked their wives down at least once or twice Just to show who Is ths physi­ cal boas in this affsmlnst* modern sgat Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromlcy W A L T S * A. OIK LOW. KOtTOK ASM rUHLiaB! VMAHK VOLTOLIMB. CJreeUtlea - Oonetnl JULIAS k n S M T M S Assoolal* Bdltor r a s u van rnLT Maasataa Baiter judt WM.US County Bailor 6MLMB •LMMIOIf Seelsty Editor "yse-man" to tha point of nausea, aha often trie* to remedy matters. D ow can I make Mm as­ sert his masculine domin­ ance!” ia the vague question that percolates through her subconscious mind. “ Well, I’ll Just irritate Mm and affront him and stand him up on dates end be cross and mean until be asserts him­ self. "For when men get angry, they are liksly to lay hands on a g IrL "Therefore, I shall work him up to such a rage that Ms self-control vanishes. Then ha will become primitive end •else ms end shake me till my teeth rattle.” This is the roundabout thinking that e "shrew” goes through in hsr effort to force hsr escort out of his siisy be­ havior. Actually, Marcia loves Rob­ ert or she wouldn’t waste her time trying to push him into hta proper masculine role. So her constant efforts to offend him era e subconscious plot on her part to mold Mm Into tha sweetheart that ah* ean really admire. No woman gets as nfeeh thrill out of tha Mases of a half-man as aha dee* from e Paragraphs Political Notebook Seeds Of Conflict Dr. Crane’s W OM AN GENEVA Geneva Grocery CHULUOTA—Shaker’s Food Center OVIEDO—Town Hall 2:00 to 2:80 Feb. 25, 9:90 to 19:99 Feb. 21, 10:89 to 11:09 FERN PARK—Prairie Lake Legion Hall Feb. 2S, 11:89 to 12:90 Feb. M . 1:99 to 1:15 Feb. 25, 1:45 to 2:15 CA88ELBERRY— (All Prodacts) Town Hail Feb. 2«, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS—Tewn Hall Feb. IT, 9:90 to 10:99 Fab. 27, 11:90 to 12:90 GOLDENROD—Community Hime FOREST CITY—R. E. Perrin Office BEAR LAKE—Florida Power Lewge Feb. 27. 2:89 to 8:00 1:90 to l ‘J 9 M ARY EARLE W ALKER TA X ASSESSOR SEMINOLE COUNTY �* 11 J _t!r » E w ftin f I i W m ffl VT .' V Wilkinson To Use Football Tactics Mon. Feb. 10, ’61— Page 5 Split Threatens Rights Groups' Boycott Plans OKLAHOMA CITY (U P l) — Bud Wilkinson can he expect­ ed to employ in his U. S. Sen­ ate race many of the techni­ ques that he used so success­ fully as a football coach at Oklahoma. Wilkinson, w h o resigned last month as coach and ath­ letic director after an un­ matched 17-year career at Oklahoma, announced Wed­ nesday his candidacy tor the ilepubliean nomination to the TJj United Prr*x International A split among civil rights leaders threatened today to disrupt plans for a second anil-segregation boycott of the Chicago schools planned for 1 Feb. ” 5. Import.int Negro r i g h t s groups such as the National Association for the Advance­ ment of Colored P e o p l e (NAACP) and the Urban Lea­ gue have announced opposi­ tion to the planned second boycott and Negro leaders within the powerful city Democratic organization also lined up against It. Six of eight aldermen who represent predominantly Ne­ gro wards of Chicago are among the boycott opponents. There was little opposition to the first boycott Oct. 22 during which 244 TOO students stayed away from rlasses. In New York, the leader o( Monday's citywide p u b l i c •school boycott said his group was committed to repeat the demonstration "as often as necessary.” The flow Milton A. Galainison, chairman of the citywide committee for school integration, indicated the next boycott might be Feb. 25 to coincide with threatened boycotts in Chi­ cago and iloston. Alabama's school integra­ tion crisis will he given a le­ gal airing next week. Federal Judge Frank Johnson re­ scheduled a hearing from to­ day until next Thursday at which the Mayor of Notasulga, Ala., James flea, is to ex­ plain why he barred the ad­ mission of six Negroes to a white high school. MRS. M A U Y A N N Miles. 696 Jewel Drive, Forest City, b e g i n s work today us Herald reporter for the Rear Lake-Forest City area. Already well-known to m a n y in the area throng'll her work with the South S e m i n o l e Welcome Wagon Newe o m e r s Club, Mrs. Miles is interested in getting reports from all civic, social and church groups in Southwest Seminole County. She may be reached by tele­ phone at 868-6678 or by mail at lit. 2, Box .-116, Maitland. U. S. Senate. In football. Wilkinson said, "w e went about it in just as competitive a manner as pos­ sible with careful study and analysis of the situation. We decided on a course of ac­ tion and followed through, im­ plementing it with the best ol our ability.” In this respect, the similar­ ity between a football season and a political campaign is obvious. But Wilkinson also looked upon a football season as a sort of warfare. He was a master of strategy and re­ markably conscious of the other team's strength and weaknesses. He played ball control, sought to break the other team's defenses open FIC U S Talks Open Tuesday 1 10 S a le !! great general* and their most noteworthy campaigns. On j the football field, it appeared Wilkinson put some of these tactics to work. He deployed Ills troops with utmost skill. He had reserves at the ready and was prepared to rush in replacements at the slightest sign of weariness or retreat. 25th & PARK SANFORD FRESH ” 100', PURE BUILDING? or REMODELING? If You Need Another Bedroom, Family Room Or Den. A Room Addition Is Your Answer We Arrange Kvrr)thing fa ll For Free Kutimalr IM PROVE YO UR HOME NOW! Only One Mill To I’av — The Gregory Way Maple Ave. at 6th St. * h a p T « Sanford Fla. 322-0:»0() Look for TALLAHASSEE (U P !) The first resident conlcrcncc at the Florida Institute for Continuing University Studies center at St. Petersburg will be held Tuesday and Wednes­ day, it was announced today. 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In fact, tha Metro people approached Seminole High authorities. 8smlnols is a gcod drawing card. It haa the repu­ tation, we're found out, o f having ona o f tho beet fol­ lowings In Central Florida, particularly during ths foot* ball aoasaa. Also, tbs conference wanted to bare an even number of duba in tha elrcult. They could hava invited Lakeview o f Winter Carden but Lakevlew, we under* stand, felt it would hare been completely out of its class. All o f Um schools In ths Metro art classified doubleA with tho exception o f Seminole, a slngle-A Institution. Bishop Moore, a Roman Catholic school, could soon become one o f tha powerhouses o f ths elrcult elnce it actually recruits students from other parochial schools In tha area. Several youngsters from this arcs, we under­ stood, would have attended Seminole but wound up with Bishop M oon. O f course, there’s no objection to that. But we*va heard several Seminole coaches say they sure would havs liked to hsvo had a few o f these boys on their respective sports squads. W s 'n convinced that although tho competition will be rough for awhile Seminole will f a n all right In the Metro. As one Semlnols coach said recently, “ We’d rather be a little fish in a big pond than a big fish In a little pond. And that'* what Semlnols was gstting to be In the Oranga Balt Confennet. Next Mason's gridiron slate will be tha toughest for Semlnols la many a year. They'll meet Boone, Edgcwatcr, Colonial, Evans, Oak Ridge, Winter 1’ark and Iililiop M oon in Metro ompetitlon. Boons has 000 plus boys and tbs student body is tho l i s t largest In ths state. Edgswater’s student body is the 23rd largest Every school in tha Metro—save Bishop Mocre—has twice as many boys enrolled as has 8cmlnole. The Sanford school has 488 boys and Is the 78th largest student body In ths state. • a • • Belated Credit By the way, wa want to say “ thank you" to Clarence McKee o f tha Nehl Bottling Company. McKee donated hundreds upon hundreds o f soft drinks during the recent football season to memben of 8emlno!s High’s football team and the school band. • • a a Mid-Florida Links In Fine Shape Joe Oliver, pro at tba Mid-Florida Country Club near SanLando Springs, reports that the entire course, par­ ticularly ths greens, are In excellent condition and that a number o f people from Sanford hava been down to pley tha layout. We understand that Mid-Florida doesn't havs any monthly assessment! or initiation fees. But ws know for sura that a number o f golfers from South Semlnols certainly do enjoy tho course. Mayfair Inn Jai-Alai Guest The Mayfair Inn will bo honored tonight at tha Orlan­ do Semlnols Jal Alsl Fronton with an ll-ia m e program starting at 7:40 p.m. Slated to bo on band as gussls o f the Fronton and to receive special recognition during tho evsnlng will be a large group o f Mayfair guests and employes beaded by gen ersl manager Everett Kerr, One o f the action highlights o f tha Bight will be tha ninth game singles event, In which Ermu Is favored In (he post two position. The rangy Bas­ que veteran racked up more victories last week than sny other player, but was unable lo capture a single ninth game contest. The odds msk ers figure hs Is due to come through tonight. Favorites in tonight’s All Star doublrs headliner are Gastl and Iriarte, tha 7-2 se­ lection In post seven. Ermu pairs with Muguena in the handicapped post eight spot and is rated a good chance of staging an upset. In last week's play, Ermu bsd nine wins In 31 appear­ ances, along with three places BALTIMORE Ul’ l — Ths and a pair of shows, Ilia per­ phons rang, ths Cumberland formance moved him into sec­ Md. lim es office aniwered ond place In the season's race and n voice said: “ It’s cor for most wins with a total o( reel.** 83. Allegany Community Col leg* o f Cumberland, had, In* deed, beaten Baltimore Inatltuta and the ecoro really waa 210-23. Allegany, a Junior college, haa a 17*2 record while Bat* tlmore Institute, a combined prep echool and builneaa cot* lege la 0.13. And how doea It feel to loee by 117 pointer “ Not very good," aald Alan Raekln, the Baltimore Inatl* tuta coach. “ 1 don't believe in thia running up the ocore. They made a big thing o f it, “ I only have a bunch o f young hid*. Laat year wo beat them by a couple of polnta and I gueaa the coach muat have thought I waa kidding whan I asked him to taka It easy on ua thla year. A ll my good players grad* Cage Team Wins By210-23 Score Another Nfcldsus TAM PA, FLA . — (N B A ) — Eddie Pearce, 11, lacks eoeugh like Jack Nlcklaua to be tha goU champion's Uttia brother. B e haa barn a Na­ tional P e a W a a titlaholder Umi UsiiSe Lyman Hlgh'a Greyhounds go back into action tonight at Leesburg when they meet tha Yellow Jackets in an Orange Belt Conference encounter. This contest will wind up Lyman’s regular activities for this week. However, Thursday night they will go back to Leesburg to participate in the OBC tournament. The 'Hounds are pitted against the Lakeview High Red Devils oI Winter Garden In the tourney’s opening round. The affair is slated for 9:30 p. m. • • • Loosing Streak Ends For Lyman Lyman High’s Greyhounds closed out a three-game losing streak with a pair o f hardboard victories over the weekend-dumping the Wild­ wood Wildcats Friday night, 56 to 45, and turning back the New Smyrna Beach Barra­ cudas 64 to 53 Saturday even­ ing. The twin wins were mark­ ed by the return of towering Donnie Smith, Lyman's laniy center, to the fold after being laid up a couple of weeks with a leg Injury. Smith was In lop condition Friday night and sacked 20 -joints. He dumped in another .1 Saturday. In (he contest at Wildwood, he Greyhounds posted their fifth Orange Belt Conference victory, against four losses, j y taking a 12 to 8 lead in .he first period. Smith and Bill Tolson led an 16-polnt Hound attack In the second period to lead the Cats 30 to 15 at Intermission. On two occasions, the Wildcats nar­ rowed the Lyman lead to se­ ven points but they could never do better than thsi in the second half. Tolson had 16 points In tho Wildcats af­ fair. At the Longwood school's gym Saturday evening, ths 'Hounds pushed in 15 points to eight for the Barracudas In the opening frame and led 30 to 21 at tho half. Led by Tolson, the 'Hounds tallied 20 points In tha third period and added 14 more In the final quarter for their 61 potnU. The llarrarudns added 17 points In both the third and fourth periods but they couldn't got within passing range of Ihe 'Hounds. Tolson's 25 points paced tho Greyhounds, D ive Matls dumpsd In 11 points. John An loon of New Smyrna Beach posted 14 points to lead the Barracuda attack. The 'Hounds are now five and four in loop competition and their overall record Is 11 victories and I losses. Fight Changed NEW YORK (UP1) - The 10-round welterweight bout bs tween sixth-ranked Isaac Logart of Cuba and seventh ranked Vince Shomo of New York originally scheduled for the New York Coliseum on Feb. 15 has been transferred lo the Tcaneck, (N.J.) Arm­ ory, the same night. BIDDY BASKETBALL LOOP ACE Bobby LundqoUt is presented a Sports Illustrated Trophy by Frank Vaught, sports director of WDBO-TV, Orlando, for his outstanding feat of scoring 62 points in a Biddy League contest re­ cently. Lundquist was featursd in the magsaine’s section entitled “Names in the News/* Bobby Is a member of the WTRR Radio team in tha league which Is sponsored by the Sanford ENTERPRISE Biddy basketball team are (left to MEMBERS OF THE El Hatchett, Jimmy Magenhelmer, Roger Beall, Randy right, front row) Tom Hi Manny Zuniga. In the bock row are Charles Spender, Forreat Nutt and a Braddock, Ronnie Beall, Darrell Ullery, Mount Lacey Magenhiemer, Alan Brae and Edward Tomnsleski Frank Cag was not present for this photo. In the rear are Coach Edw Braddock and his assistant, Dwayne Matson. Black Cats Win Denny Mac Returns Biddy Title The Altamonts S p r i n g s Black Cals captured the South Seminole Biddy League title Saturday morning when t h a Longwood Greyhounds dropped their contest to the South Seminole Torpedoes. As a result the Cats, coach ed by Richard Grant, took the championship with a record of seven wins against a sin gle loss. The Greyhounds, coached by Donnie Smith, wound up second with a rcc onl of five and three. The Wildcats of Bear Lake and South Seminole's Tor­ pedoes tied for third plsco with identical records of four wins and four defeats. The Wildcats were coached by Bill Tolson and Jim* Gopllo. The Torpedoes were tutored by Mike Sterling and Kenny Ament. The English Estates Thun derblrds wound up la ths loop's cellar with a record o( one victory against seven losses. The Thunderblrds were coached by John Blrkhclmcr. All of the coaches are members of the Lyman High School basketball squad. Lyman To Open Bowling Play Lyman High School’s entry In the newly organised Interscholastic Bowling League opens Its season tonight when the Greyhound keglers travel to the Sky Lake Bowling Lancs south of Orlando to meet the rioncera of Oak Ridge. Both the boys and girls teams will compete in to­ night’s opener. The girls squad is comprised of Sherry White, Graca Hulbert, Con­ nie Comfort, Vicki Clark, Sandy Watkins, Gayla Chan ler and Barbara Komsar. The boys squad includes A1 Irn Blrkimmeycr, Richard Smith, Jim Brady, Alex Nl cholas, Richard Morgan, An dy Hinlcy and Jim Gerard. The Greyhound bowlers are being coached by R a l p h Brewer and Ray Pharr. Brewer is a history instructor at Lyman and Pharr la the assistant principal To S0KC Action Denny Mae returns to ac­ tion tonight at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club in the grade A ninth race. Tha popular T. J. Daniel veteran will be out for his fourth win of the season. Denny hasn't quite been up to hla performances of last season at SOKC when he was one of the outstanding grey­ hounds In the country. Still Um Daniel veteran has managed to remain in feature competition and will be one of the favorites in tonight's ninth. Other greyhounds in the field Include Two Scars, Sweet Showers, HypnoUque, So Splendid, Gator Land, Lar­ ry Kasha and Ryandale. The competition to deter­ mine tho track’s top four male greyhounds begins Wed­ nesday night. Racing secre­ tary will select the best 16 mile dogs at tho track for Tribe Bowling Opens Tonight Seminole Hlgh'a entry In the Inter-scholastic Bowling League opens Its season to­ night when tha Tribe's keg­ lers tangle with the Oviedo Lions at tho Winter Park Lanes. Among thosa who will parUctpate for tho Ssminoles a n Len Reinhart, Harold Unger, BUI Sires and Jim Morris. Both boys and girls teams were originally slated to bowl tonight but tha girls compe­ tition haa been postponed slnee birth certificates have not been returned from the (ialneavUle office of the Flor­ ida High School AcUvitlea As­ sociation. two preliminary events Wed­ nesday evening. Tba first four finishers in each race will make up the field for the third annual rac­ ing king stake Saturday night. Tonight's entries: Sanford’s Seminole High quintet dropped another Metro Conference fracas F r i d a y night la Orlando when a de­ termined bunch of Oak Ridge Pioneers decided to break a 16-game losing itreak at the expense of the Tribesmen. The final score of the main event was 60 to 56. In a pre­ liminary affair between the Junior variity units of the two schools, the Baby Pion­ eers picked up a 73 to 54 de­ cision. In the main attraction, Oak Rldga, paced by Hank B al­ tin’s 19 points, took an early lead and held a 17 to 12 mar­ gin at the close of the first period. However, the SemiDole#, led by the game's high point man—Mike Bowes with 23, eased their way back Into contention and held a 30 to 28 lead at the end o f the in­ itial half. The lead changed hands nu­ merous times as the two clubi battled on even terms during the third quarter and moat of tha fourth. But near the cloie of the conteit the Pioneers suddenly grabbed a four-point margin and utilized the stall to hold on for dear life. It worked, and Seminole drop­ ped tha rubber tilt between the two outfits. Earlier this season, Semi­ nole romped over the Pion­ eers. However, the two quin­ tets met in a Christmas tour­ nament and Oak Ridge noted out the Seminoles by one point and eliminated them from the tourney. B utin, the Pioneers’ ace scorer, was su llie d by BUI Bogert and Hardy LeGwla who had 12 and 10 points, re­ spectively. Barry Barks Ufted In 16 points to take second place amoog Seminole scorers. The Tribe oow has an over­ all record o f four wins and 13 setbacks for the season to date. In Metro loop play they are now three and eight. m c a — a /i s ssiu — (Jr»<e B — 1. Irish Alsrt. 1. Danny Karl. S. Isaw Utah. 4. Kdna Trrrjr, t. Kloranea MeNabb, a. Chsrohta Huodlat, T. Kusan flock, S. Sptclal llam srscox n r a c e — a /i s m u * — O ral* C— 1. Bymbollia, t. Pries War. I. Torqua'a teen, 4. Husks. I. Resaburx. I. B n Itosa, T. J o h n n y DaWltt, I. Cy Turns THIRD RACE — B/IS Ella flrada D — 1. Hadlola, J. Palard. t. Katy Tray, 4. Jodis Hoad, I. Hallo Troubles. S. HI Josy. T. Joa Rlddls, I. Aryaa , ro i'R T H RACE — S /te MR* — Grads E — I. Not,I. J. (lilt Kdxsd. S. rapt. Adair, 4. Dr. I'lsres, I. Ksy Club's Kay. S. 0 . B.'s Dsar Roy, T. Abby Oat, t Jlmmls Drake FIFTH HACK — S/S Mile — (lis le T— J. Dronlea, t. Mlee Perry, I. Bun Bo*. 4. Donaa'a Plrey Mlee. I. Lori Sue. S. Y O N K E R S , N. Y. — Step n Style, T. RA'e Crlmleon (N EA)— The St. Andrews Kirs. S. I.uvamlke SIXTH EACH — X/tS Mile — Golf Clnb o f Yonksra cele­ tirade C— I. Dnneeeter Champ, brated Re 76th anniversary. t. Duely captain, I. Jamaica Kina. 4. Rapid Roy, I. Peanut It la reputed to be this coun­ Onl. S. Twisty Jet, T. Bully try's oldest. Jonrs, I. It s Fire BEVEXTH RACE — S/B Mite — tirade n — I. Oolta Tip, t. Pnlorna Jrsn, S. Moody’s Choice. 4. III Moe, I. Oolden M. B. Short Term, T. Cellos Takt. 1. O.B.'a no Man r i turrit r a c m — a/ia wti*— tirade R— I. Andy's Shamrock, 1. Amplt Angls. I- Calico Hawk. 4. Mrs. Mops, I. flood Tlmtnx. I. Jran Drake. I. Blue Mlslurs. S. Tucket Cash MXTM MACE — B /M MUo — Grade A w l. Two seers, I. O s­ ier Lead. I. So Splendid, 4. Denny Mae. I. Larry Kasha. 5. RyandoU. T. Hypnotlque, t. Hwset Bhowsre TKXTH RACK — B/IS Mile — tirade A — 1. BIx Trade. S. Bonnie Abbe. t. Unde Culls. 4. Pea Bee. I. Wleket Belly, S. 0 . B.'a Amass, I. Panda Rock. 5. Dinah's Pea KLEVRhTH EACM — S / l Mile tirade B— I. O.B.'a Breath. S. 1. usene. I. Kylsmore, 4. Kid Willie. I. Hank Trust, S. Rock­ er's Clreue, T. Llako, S. Mr. Tall Mas. f ir s t The Oviedo Lions hit the road for a pair of contest! thia week—ona Utile one and one big one— according to the outlook. Tonight the Lions go to Pierson for an affair with a club the Oviedo quintet knows little about, except that the Pierson five bas a youngster named Ray Cowart who haa established all kinds of scor­ ing records at the school there. Cowart is capable of hitting in the 30-point range on any given nlgbL Observers say the Pierson squad haa played some of the better schools in lhat section o f the state. Friday night the Lions step over lo Orlando to battle the Evans High Trojans. Evans, as of today, Is the seventh ranked high school quintet in Florida. The Trojans have a record of 16 wins against three losses and are far out in front of the pack in the Me­ tro Conference race. However, it is anticipated that the Lions wUl give the Trojans etiffer competition (ban moat of the Metro loop opponents have been able to do this season. Tonight the Lions are ex­ pected to use BlUy Mikler more than they did egalnst Titusville laat Friday night. Seth Rook suffered a alight ankle injury in the Terrier Ult but Rook’s expected to bo ready again for fuU duty to­ night. Rex Brooks h u been Spring: Practice GAINESVILLE (U PI) — The Florida Gators open aprlng footbaU practice Sat­ urday and Coach Ray Graves says plattoon football is In the making. averaging 16 points per game since the Christmas break and Tim Colbert haa come along very nicely since he's had to fill in for Mikler from time to time. • ^ • • 57 Points Good Enough To Win Although the Oviedo Lions didn't maintain the 100-polnta-game pace they set In their last two outings they did post a 57-point performance Friday night in the Oviedo High gym and it w u enough to set back the Titusville Terriers who were limited to 47 points by the defense-minded Lions. And, it was the Lions 13th victory of the current season against four defeats. Head Coach Paul Mlklcr’s quintet had to battle the Ter­ riers aU the way, except for the final three minutes of the contest. It was then that Jim Courier came up with a threepoint play that gave the Lions the edge and they hiked the margin to lo points by the time of the final whistle. The Lions took an early lead and had the Terriers 14 to 9 at the end of the first period. They led the Terriers 27 to 22 at halftime. But the Terriers battled back to come within two polnta of the Lions, 39 to 37 at the three-quarter post, and Titusville jumped Into a 44 to 42 point lead in the fourth stanta. But Oviedo came back on Courier’s next play to wipe out the Terrier advantage and go on the hike the winning margin to 10. The Lions were paced by Rex Brooks who dumped in 17 points while Courier netted 11. Larry Gerrell posted 13 polnta for the Terriers, Paul Matthews aanx 12 and Tim Barrowman got 11. • J » 4 k • SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS Oldest Golf Club FA R R E LL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A* M. • 6:15 P. M. I l l K. 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Feb. 10, 1 1 —Pace T Lenten Services Announced By Good Shepherd Church The Lenten Season will be observed at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Sanford with a series o f mid-week service* beginning this week no A*h Wednesday at 7:30 Club Announces Valentine Party By Jane Casselberry South Seminole Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club will have a gala Valentine Tarty next Saturday night for mem­ bers and their guests at the American Legion Home on Prairie Lake In Fern Park. The social hour will begin at 6 p. m. and will be follow­ ed by a covered disti dinner at 7 p. m. with the club sup­ plying the meat course. Music for dancing will be provided by the Carl Stod­ dard Trio with cards for those who do not care to dance. Those attending are asked to bring a casserole dish and a com ic Valentine. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Gilda Pettinati by Feb. 13. Vegetable Field Day Thursday Vegetable growera will con­ verge on the Central Florida Experiment Station h e r e Thursday for the state’s first vegetable field day of the year. Scientists at the station, which la a unit of the Univer­ sity of Florida's Agricultural Experiment Stations' system, will discuss their entire re­ search program and conduct a tour of research plots start ing at 1:30 p.m. Dr. Jam ei Montelaro, as sociate vegetable crops apeciallst with the Agricultural Extension Service in Gaines villc, said that tho crops which the growers will ob servo In field trials will In elude cabbage, lettuce, car rots, celery, onloni and cantaloupcs. Latest research will also be reported on sweet corn, peaches, grapei and blackberries. Central S t a ­ tion's research Involves work with herbicides, pest control, fertilizers, mulching and va riety trials, he explained. Retea rcheri at the station taking part in the program will include Dr. J. W. Wilson, entomologist in charge of the station; Dr. J. K. Darby, Dr. T . B. Forbes, Dr. H. L. Rhoades, Dr. W. T. Scudder, Dr. P. J. Wcstgate and B. F. Whitncr Jr. The Central Florida Experi­ ment Station is located east oi Sanford on Celery Avenue. W H ERE SHO PPIN G p.m. Emphasis for the season Is "Being the Church.” Rev. George W. Kinnamon„ interim pastor of Good Shepherd and full time di­ rector o f the Institute for Christian ' Development in O r l a n d o , will present a "Communion Meditation" for this week’s service during which Holy Communion will be celebrated. In conjunction with the mid-week Lenten S e r v l e t Theme, "Christianity a n d Contemporary Life," th e s p e a k e r * for subsequent Wednesday evening services will include Dr, Bright Mc­ Connell, Orthopedic Surgeon of Winter Park, speaking on Christianity and Medicine; John Cather, owner o f Cather and Son Drywall Com­ pany, speaking o f Christian tty and Rusincss; Rev. Alan Scott, pastor of Ward Chap cl Methodist Church in Win­ ter Park, speuking on Christ­ ianity and Race and Web R o b e r t s o n , principal o f Springlake Elementary School in Orlando, speaking on Christianity and Educa tion. On Wednesday o f Holy Week, Pastor Kinnamon will speak on Christianity and the Church. Assisting will be a Reactor Panel composed of members of Good Shepherd. The Wednesday evening services will consist o f ■ short vesper service, follow­ ed by a talk by the guest speaker. Immediately follow Ing the talk, Pastor Kinna mon will engage In dialogue between the speaker and himself, followed by a quest­ ion and answer period with the congregation t a k i n g part. Beginning Sunday, Feb lfl, there will be a time change in service* at Good Shepherd. Sunday School will begin at 0:15 through 10:30; fellowship time 10:30 until 10:50; Meditation 10:50 to 11:00 with worship aeryice* beginning at 11:00. The watchword fo r Lent, 1904, is "Be the Church Com* to Church." 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Negro, 17. of 423 East Third Street, was reported to have bidden a pair of trouser* under bis coat at Garrett's department atore. A clerk chased him, yelling "grab that man.” A passerby, Peter Carllsi, of Tampa, here to visit his girl friend, applied Judo on Herring and held him until police arrived. Herring was charged with petty larceny and held In Jail in lieu of (107.50 bond. aid m d m » ih m m IXCEDRIN TAR LETS «Mh WASHINGTON (UPI) — Another deadline is drawing closer In the four-year-old rail work rulei dispute but a set­ tlement la nowhere In tight. The nation's railroads will be free at 13:01 a. m. (local time) Feb. 25 to place sweep­ ing rules changes Into effect and five unions may call a strike at that time. Although it la possible that a walkout paralyzing national rail transportation could oc­ cur, there la a widespread feeling that Feb. 25 will past without Incident. "It's a real paper dead­ line,” one source said. Both Uia carriers and the rail brotherhoods appear re­ luctant to provoke a crisis The Lake Monroe PTO wiU and force Congress again to meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday provide a solution. in the school auditorium with Mrs. A. C. Doudney, presi­ dent, in chrrge. Library Meet Mri. Lorraine Graham, pro­ The regular membership gram administrator o f the meeting of the Chuluota Free Central Florida Tuberculosis Library Association will be Respiratory Disease Aaaocla- held on Tuesday at I p. m. tlon, and Dr. Kenneth Wing in tha library room in the will be guest speakers. Mrs. Community Building. Interest­ Graham will show a film con­ ed people in the community cerning people who Ignore are invited to attend and see danger signs of respiratory the library at the same time. diseases and Dr. Wing will apeak on tuberculosis and respiratory diseases. A ques­ tion and answer period will be conducted. Refreshments will be serv­ ed in the school lunch room by Mrs. B. F. Bullard follow­ ing the meeting. Judo n’t Do It And Get Away T h a t Easily m u — —4 1—th in oh DICAF INSTANT COFFER 8-os. |ar $1.44 pint ces (b -m S9e *M . OOO. I 0MJBflggPQMag.0gg.00 o w <=> SALADA TRA BAGS }«> _ 100-ct. p k f . iw m § a s o $1.04 w o , no. ife m et JfUO r« o n miS la m p s * 4 4 Alt m >h i awSeu «4 «=> Safe Diet Drink Attartid Flevera 5 — 3 ref. cent 87c __ fSaur— WM, rife IS. IM4) 9 A . M. TO 9 P. M. SANFORD SEMINOLE PLAZA you'vt N i b orrivod, looklni I t IM mwm ibo«n, tfeo boil p'seas ta sat a «ask tad retort, tour church or iru|0(ui, placet t* the# or perhaps t house ar apartment . . . . r»»4 the H W Y . 17-92 & SR 436 Tha Sanford Herald CASSELBERRY, FLA. if I Virginia Petroaki P . O. Bos t i l l Save More in *64 ^ Hanford Phyllis RngtnaUla PA S-4254 Lake M ary Nora Narris TB 1-1514 8* f l f inolo j Green Stamps 1 l y •! e ( »V , A < • fA 4 1 �Pnjre 8—Mon. Feb. 10, ’64 Drama Program For Sorority Janet Johnson T oW ed Michael A. Korgan Members Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ed­ ward Johnson, 1408 Bel Air Boulevard, announce the en­ gagement of their daughter, Helen Janet, to Michael An­ thony Korgan, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Edward Korgan, 3408 Orange Avenue. The bride-elect 1* a native o f Sanford and a senior at Seminole High School. She is active in Choralicrs, Triple Trio and serves as accompan­ ist. Janet was a member of the Majorette Corps during her freshman and sophomore ycara. The bridegroom-elect, also a senior at Seminole High School, is a native of Waver1y, N. Y. He has lived In San­ ford six years. He is a DCT student and employed by A and P Food Stores. The wedding will take place in the summer. Household Hints Save turpentine or what­ ever you use to clean paint off your hands by using an empty window spray bottle as a dispenser. It is easier and less messy than trying to pour Ikjuld from a large con­ tainer. When the paint la off, wash hands with soap and water. Auxiliary Teen-agers' clothing fads aro to be borne, within rca- HELEN JANET JOHNSON Will Present Musical T ea The Auxiliary to The Amer­ ican Legion, Herbert D. Gibb Post 359, DeBary, will present ■ musical end tee, Friday from I to I p.m. Miss Ade­ laide Conte at the organ coneole will play "The Lost Chord” by Sullivan; ” 1 Heard The Sound of Harpera” by Peele “ Flnlanda” by Slcbc. Bus, and “ Your Land and My Land.” John Cornwall, barilone, will present several selec­ tions; Edward McCarthy with his mandolin; Elmer Thomp­ son, accordlan selection* ,and Mrs. Louis St. Amand, so­ prano, will sing, “ A Kiss In The Dark,” “ One Kiss" and "A t Dawning.” The program will close with the singing of the hymn o f tho month. The public is Invited to at­ tend this musical and tea. Diamonds ate forever . . . but styles in setting change RODRYE MORTON wns complimented with n bridal nhower Riven by Mra. I-orraine Graham and Mrs. Kylo McMillan. Shown at the purty are (from left) Mrs. N. L. IJIshop, the honorce, her mother. Mra. Robert Mor­ ton, Mra. Graham and Mra. McMillan. Osteen Personals By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mrs. Vernon Klght and chil­ dren, Michael, David and Paul, have returned to their home in Denver, Colo., ultcr a visit with her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Dlsbrow. Let ua remount IL We fea­ ture feat service on your choice o f new, modern set­ tings, in Platinum or Gold. Como in today. The WMU of the Osteen Baptist Church met Tuesday morning at the church. At­ tending were: Mrs. Chester Plank, Mra. Robert Hlrt, Mrs. Millard Tyson, Mrs. Harry Osteen, Mrs. Levi Van Ellen, Mrs. Claude Tyson and Mrs. Albert Pell. Gwaltney Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Carter, Sanford, called on Mrs, Char­ les Brown Sunday. 394 8. PARK 8I3-U M lulned at a demonstration party at her homo on Hutche­ son Lake Monday evening. The door prise was won by Mrs. Lilly Boyer. Mrs. Joe Muster* won Iho prize fur being horn the greatest dis­ tance from here. Mra. Mas­ ters was born In England. Refreshments wero served to Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. Masters, Mrs. Bertha Hardin, Mra. •Saru Burns, Mrs. Nick I’ folfauf, Mrs. Kitty Dinklc, Mrs, Mary Barnhart and Mrs. Shirley Fox. Mrs. II. C. Dlsbrow enter ii& j ^■mui i ■ r Dy . WOODROW CASH Confidence and a sense o f wellbeing . . . you can spot the person l who haa these qualities anywhere. I O f the many factors thut contribute I to a niun's or n woman's Kolf-eonflI deuce, the knowlodga that the doth Intr he or she I* wearing is impccculily clean—Inside and outside —Is one o f ths most significant. When you take a grament out o f tho closet snd look It over, don't conaider It clean Just ltccau»e there mo no visible spots on ths outside. Look to the inside. Bs sure that perspiration or body oils have not seeped into the fabric. I f you dlacovcr this haa happened, get It to your cleaner as quickly aa possible. ■ ■H ■■>« AFTERMATH Yeoll wear year clothes with pride end confidence whoa they have been thoroughly and eclentlflgsUy cleaned b y ea r up-to-the-minute methods. You can brin g ue y o u r most delicate fabrics and be sure that Predict Am ple Clothing Gamma Lambda Valentine Girl, Mrs. Jim Jones STRAW BAGS Bread rolls best when it is extremely fresh. Bear this in mind when you arc planning to make rolled sandwiches for a party. You'll find, too, that a soft bread will roll better than a loaf that produces firm slices. Childish Tips Make Firm Change Designs Of the 200 new toys put on the market this year, only two will still be sold after five years, according to toy indus­ try estimates. Most toys last no more than three years In popularity. Yet, a bundle o f sporls and sticks called a "tlnkertoy" continues after 50 years to ride a crest of popularity. “ If all the tlnkertoy sets manufactured could he as­ sembled, they wi ,d form a bridge from New York to London,” said Ernest W. Hellmann, general manager of Toy Tinkers, Inc., manufac­ turer of tinkerloys. "W e don't know how many sets have been sold—nobody knows,” Heilmann, a native of .Waltham, Mass., said. “ But wo are suro tiiat mil­ lions of youngsters have play­ ed with tlnkertoy* and have done their first building with them, their first constructive work, you might say.” Tinkcrtoys were invented by Charles H. Pajeau, an Evanston, 111., tombstone manufacturer. He based the invention on bis observation Uiat children enjoy learning, but dlsllko being taught, and that every child likes to take things apart and put them back together. Today, more titan a million seta of tinkcrtoys are pack­ aged each year. They have changed little from the first sets made, except that color has been added for different lengths of dowels and *|iools. The color permits pre-school­ ers who have not learned to read to follow color-coded di­ rections. "The reason for the success of tinkcrtoys is simple,” Hellmann said. “ H allows a child to play by himself or with other children and to be entertained for hours while learning. It also appeals to very small chil­ dren and to those old enough to build complex structures. The company checks letter* and diagrams submitted by boys who have created origi­ nal deilgns and Incorporates many of these ideas into new instructions. Consequently, the once popbutler ular windmills churns have been replaced in booklets by diagrams of mis­ sile gantries and radar ata- The countdown reaches zero; The school bus roars away, A nd Mother, pale and tfiaken, Starts sorting out the day. There's homework on the table, Galoshes on the stool, A lunch upon the trash can— ? The garbage went to school! NEW LOCATION III N. OAK, CORNER COMMERCIAL We have completely redeco raisd. added aev equipment tad fislarcu U aerve you better. ' MlaaU Bees Center — Melee Smith Shlrtey Meede , Breakfast Gamma Lambda chapter. By Mrs. Adam Muller Beta Sigma Phi sorority, has The DeBary Woman’s Club selected Mrs. Jim Jones as will sponsor its Annual Pan­ their Valentine girl. She will cake Breakfast Feb. 11 from represent the chapter In Beta 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at t’ .e De­ S i g m a Phi's International Bary Community Center. Tic­ Sweetheart Contest. kets can be obtained at the Mrs. Jones is a native of DeBary Pharmacy or from Newport News, Va. She and the following committee: Mrs. her husband came to Florida George Croake. Mr*. Edna a few years ago when he was Rclllt. Mrs. George Zeller or transferred to the local office Mrs. Myron Accardl. All tho o f Chelsea Title and Guaranty pancakes and sausage you Company. can eat, with hot coffee will The Joneses have two daugh­ be served. ters. Sherri Leah and Valeric Ann. Mrs. Jones is the daugh­ JUST IN TIME ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tay­ lor, Lake Mary. FOR VALENTINE In addition to caring for her GIVING . . . family, she enjoys baking and growing house plants an d, does both well. She and her FROM $1.25 UP husband arc active in the j C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary and Jim is on the board of directors of the Sanford-Seminolc Jaycces. This is her second year in Beta Sigma Phi. She is serv­ ing as secretary for Gamma Lambda and is on the social and ways and meaus com­ mittee. Myrtle Wilson, Home Dem­ onstration (Rent, tells us that the family economists of the U. S. Department of Agricul­ ture predict supplies of cloth­ ing should be ample enough to meet Use expected heavy demands with little change In price. Nonwoven fabrics arc now offered for disposable bed sheets and pillowcases for hospitals. The cost of these disposable itema are said to be less than the prices of laundering those made of cot­ ton. Further improvements in cotton garments are in sight such as permanent starch, dyes, rclstance to fire, rot, mildew, and some repellency to water and oil. There la now a new mater­ ial called olefin which is wa­ ter and stain repellent and can be found In some rugs. The year's outlook for cloth­ ing seems to be excellent for the clothing shopper as many new man-mado fabrics are appearing. Tho new stretch fabric is being made up into many garments for adults as well as children. MRS. JIM JONES (Raymom! Studio) Cotton Fabrics In Bloom For Spring Decorating Like daffodils and crocuses, cotton fabrics arc popping out in their most colorful finely for spring. Cottons for homo decorat­ ing hive never been as bright and practical as they are this year during the season when many homemakers decide to attack that problem room or change the existing decor in others. The opportunities arc end­ less; fabric covered walls, new upholstery or slip covers, draperies and curtains, print­ ed sheets and pillowcases, washability. and durability, colorful bedspreads, rugs and countless other use* for 100 per cent cotton fabric*. Besides such inherent cot­ ton qualities as comfort, science has added special treatments for stain and soil resistance, color fastness and others that provide a cotton fabric for every need. Whether It'a adding new life to an old room or - starting from scratch with a decorat­ ing scheme for a new upartment or home, cottun hums furnishing fabrics for 1904 arc the homemaker's best friend. Gifts • Cards • Book* 210 E. First St. BREAKFAST SPECIALS! FROM 8:00 TILL 11 A. M. ONLY 2 EGGS (AN Y STYLE) TOAST — JELLY CHOICE o f GRITS or POTATOES 34‘ free co ffee 1 EGG (AN Y STYLE) 1 STRIP BACON JELLY TOAST GRITS OR POTATOES (CHOICE) 29‘ free co ffee TO U C H TO N ’S R E X A LL DRUG “ THE I'llH.SCUIITiON OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" COR. 1st & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Altamonte Personals By Julia Bartos Samira Evanoo, slx-ycar-old granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bartos, Dol-RayManor, underwent a tonsillec­ tomy Thursday at the Florida Sanitarium and Hospital. She Is recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bartos, Mrs. Mary Tramontana, Phil­ adelphia, Pa., anil Mrs. Eloise Morrow, Winter Park, wero guests of Mr. and Mra. Roland Grundy, at a piano concert Tuesday night at the public auditorium. Mrs. Tra­ montana and Mrs. Elsie Mor­ row are listers of Mrs. Grundy. b f J a a t iH m y I f thee* are allowed to remain and get "eat" the result la often ruinous. This is understandable when we atop to realise that the body cbemlatry o f Individuals ia as varied aa humanity itself. Regular, frequent clean­ ing minimises the deteriorating effects on perspiration and body oils, adds to the life o f your garment—keeps It freak sad odorless Economists Do You Dial the Same Numbers OftenT HANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st & Sanford Are. •33-1833 333-8493 CONTINUING 2ND ANNIVERSARY Let Automatic Dialers Take Over for Yon | n r r H E E TWO FAIRS SEAMLES* NYLON HOSE With each purchase uf LADIES HIGH HEEL Select the one that fits your needs best The Rapidtet*. •t the top, store* up to 290 numbers on magnetic memory tape. You just rotate the selector knob to the name, and press the start bar. The number is dialed automatically. The Card Dialer telephone uses coded plastic cards, so the quantity of num bers it will dial automatically is unlimited. File the cards alphabetically in the back of the se t When you want to make a call, just pick out tha card, push it in the slot and press the start bee. So simple, and so time-saving. IT you call the sam e numbers often, automatic dialers can be a big help to you. For details, just call your Telephone Com pany Business Office. Ph. F A 2-3914 / f i r t il LI U U V I - �*■ ■' i t i'* (Dsnh Qbbij. • SEAS ABBTt Thli way sound like a ■illy problem, but it la vary aerlotu to me. My buiband travel* a lot and I am terrified to aUy •Iona at night, ao ha geta n a ft room at a motel while be ia gone. I get all upiet aoveral day* before he lea Tea and I'm unbearable to lira with. I realise how stupid thla ia, and we really can’t afford the ex* tra expenee, but I just can't help myself. I am so •shamed o f my problem that I don't tell people about iL When my neigh* bora see me coming home the next mcmlng, I can Imagine what they muat think. What ahould I tell them when they aek me where I was the night be* fora? AFRAID DEAR AFRAID: T a l l them you spent the night at a motel. They'll never believa it. • e • DEAR ABDYi I am a teen-age girl who figured something out that might help parents. When a girl goes on a date with a boy she likes pretty well, ahe usually gives him a good* night kiss. In order to die* courage thla (I gueaa) most parents leave the porch By Abigail Van Buren light burning. Most fcida, not wiehlng to put on • ehow for the whole neigh* borhood, take the hint. But they soon take to saying their goodnights In a park* ed car on a back road. Par­ ents who want to protect their daughters from a ten­ der goodnight kiea at the door may unknowingly be encouraging a wrestling match in a parked ear. Thank you. A GIRL WHO KNOWS DEAR GIRL: A brute who would wrestle ■ girl for a kiss in a parked ear it not about to aettla for ft “ tender goodnight kiss'' at the door. The porch light ahould be ON until every­ one who’s OUT D IN. And the place for a goodnight kist ia IN the house, e • • DEAR ABBY: May I add something to your answer to the sixth-grader who was ashamed o f his mother because ahe had a foreign accent? Every American, except the American In* dlan, descended from for­ eigners. But foreigners brought more to cur shores than an a c c e n t . They brought knowledge, ambi­ tion and talent. These ara the t h i n g s that mada America great. Don't ba Legal Notice 9TICW 09 s s o l d t io s ADOFTIO V 09 ♦ 24 VAXIII ♦ J72 ♦ KM ♦ Jit fJII! ♦ AKM ♦ JS ♦ QI 07I V Q 10 IQ II A M U ■or a (D) ♦ A K IS VT4 ♦ lilt ♦ a q tea Both vulnerable' heath Waal North Bart 1♦ Pass l « Pass U Pass 1 ♦ Pasa Pass Pass Opening laftd | K would rebid one spade and while some pairs might still work their way to game the others would stop at various part scores. a needless auto accident. Ha might have added ft kind word for back seat driving, in general. For the truth o f ths matter ia, whether aba la 16 or 60, a woman is usually more cau­ tious In n ear than a man Is. — Whan ahe is dating age her fear in an automobile ia of being thrown through n wind­ shield and ruining her f a c e end her marriage chances. — When the ia n wife and mother ehe worries about her safety because ahe doesn’t know what would become o f the children if something hap­ pened to her. —When ehe Is older atm, reckless driving frightens her just because ahe thinks it la foolish to taka unnecessary risks. Few men worry as much as Legal Notice IN THR CIRCUIT OOCWT OF THW NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT. IR AND FOR aWHL NOLM COUNTT, FLORIDA. in rwANUERT no. tarn w o a r o A u n FowncLoaunw S T A N D A R D AND SHELL HOMES COUP. A Florida Car po ratio a, Plalatiff Vft. CLARENCE LAITIME It, at al TO I Cltresre Lattlmer, Alice Jtanoiie LaiUmsr ead T. C. Kllbourae Toe ara hereby Banned that a aoasplalal to foreclosure a cartata mortgage la Ihe fe|. lowlag deaerlbed properly, to­ wn: The North eeveatr-flve feet (Tl) ef lot thirtyeevea <*T) of Jameslewa as recorded In Plat Book *, pasee Tl and Tl af tha psblle Records e l ftcsslaela County, Florida hse beta Tiled anslnst yes aad you are reealred to aecura a copy of your answer or plead­ ing lo the eomplalnt la tha plalntlffe attorney. Norrle D. Wool fork. SIX. t|| W u t Chsreh ■ treat. Orlande. Florida, and tile tha original aaawar or pleading la the orflee e f the clerk ef tha Circuit Court oa or before the »th day of March. 1144. If you fall to da ee, Jadgmeat by delaalt will be taken ■gainst yea for the relief de­ manded ia the eomplalaL Dene aad Ordered at San­ ford, Florida, thla Itb day of B u o a r d 0 9 COUNTT c o m ­ February, 1844. m is s io n e r s OF MSMI- (■EAD NOUC COUNTT, FUHUDA. Arther H. Beckwith, J r. By Arthur H. Ueckwlth. Clerk, Circuit Court Byi Martha T. Vlhlen J r. Clark Deputy clerk JOSEPH DATlft. JW-. / ■ / Norrle D. Weolfork, III Iks firm Attorney for Plslntllf KKBTHOM, DAVH ft »*T Weal Cherch BL INTOSH Orlande, Fla. wards Balldlag Fabllaft Fsh. lft IT. *4. ft ■ford. Florida March 4, 1044. bllsh Fsh. it. 1*44. C P K -n IR-SI Mon. Feb. 10, — Faze • C O N F I D E N T I A L TO •FEELING NO PAIN" IN ITHACA: W AIT! s e e Get It o ff your cheat For a personal unpublished re­ ply, write to ABBY, Box 3364, Beverly 11111a, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. s e e Hate to arrlte letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., fo r Abby's new booklet "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." The hand makes two notrump; it almost surely makes two hearts; but top score would go to those who played two clubs and mada four. The essence o f the play at two clubs ia that declarer must refrain from playing trumpa and plan fo r ft cross ruff. Normal defense will start with three diamond tricks and a shift to a spade. South will cash his ace and king o f spades and dummy’s ace and king o f hearts and then lead a third heart. Assuming that East discarda a spade South will ruff low, ruff a spade low, ruff another heart with hla ten o f trumps, ruff hla last apada with dummy’s king and make the last two tricks with the aca and queen o f trumps. By Ruth Millett n r ao san o r u r n c o w M is s io . v F . n a o r CMIROLW COD NTT CLOSING, l GATING AND AHANDON10 a c w m t a in m o iiT o r AT AND MBNOCNCING AND IBCLAIMINO A N T WIGHT ■EDWIN. J WHOM IT MAT COXCBIIW: Holies Is bsrsbr fl»sn that S Hoard of Countr ComIsslonsrs of ftsmlnols Countr erlds. adoptsd a Rssolutlon i ths 14th day of January, A. , 1144, -loslnx, vsestlna sad wndontna a certain rlsht ol ly sad rsnouselsx sad dlsitmlnc say rl»M of Semi* Is County to th I certain Iht of way In Ssmlnolo only. Florida, dsserlbsd as Uowa. Is-w lli That canals II fsol walk­ way for lot owsoro lying batwssn Lots I and I, from Its latoroscllon with that eortsln road known so Crystal Vlsw North to Its Inttrseetlon with the Southwesterly lot lino ot Dot A. all ol I f t h Arhor. Isle at Plaos, ftoolloa No. I, according to Ihe Plat thereof as recorded In r ia l Book I. peso I* Of tbs Puhllo Itscords of lemlaele County, Florida. Let this Notice bo published • time wltkla thirty (If) ys following the dale of th* option of tho Resolutioni In a Issue of Tho Hanford HerU ft aowapapsr of tenoral culetloa. published la ■smi­ le Couaiy, Florida, as prelad by Chapter *14, Florida Hates. 1*4*. , DATKD this Tlk day of brusry, A. D. 1*44. fm B ashamed af Mom because your teacher asks her to re­ peat eomethlng. Teachers ara used to that I also want to assure you that your "good looking” Ameri­ can father knows your mother from way back, and be la used to her English by now. A person who can communicate In a language other than hla own (no matter how broken) is working toward a better understanding. And understanding only ahall lead us to the peace that ws ara all praying for. Abby, no matter how tired I am, I always find time for your column. Please re­ ciprocate and find apace for my latter. DOROTHY 0 . s e e By Oswald Jacoby (x)& Jhs (jJom&n: Begin your back seat driving m rly. That seems to just about sum up the advice re­ cently given to girls by Wil­ liam M. Coffey, manager of ths A A A , Texas Division. Says Mr. C offey: “ If girls will object to reckless driving ou tho part o f their datea and adopt • sensible, realistic ap­ proach to thia matter, they will accomplish as much or more than the combined ef< forts o f parents, teachera, and traffic officers." In addition, hs pointed out that ovary girl who joins in such effort will be doing herealf a big favor by sharply reducing her own chances of being crippled or disfigured in V n fiil S(T)EAI,ING A KISS — Thia son lion at tho Miami Senqunrium offers Cynthia Williams a token o f his esteem. Television Tonight M O N D A Y P . M. On In tho early days o f con­ tr a ct a player who held two biddable four card suits would always open with the higher ranking. This was a simple rule. It also was very Ineffec­ tive. Thus, when today’s hand eras played in a 1931 national tournament the bidding al­ ways began with one spade by South and a two heart re­ sponse by North. After that exuberant beginning it was impossible to stay out o f game and every North-South pair wound up with a minus score. If It were played today soma pairs might also reach game, but no one would open with ana spade. If the hand were played today every South player would open one club. North would respond one heart. South A f ■ WO ( ( ) Channel 0 ssswsveom ( !) Newa • : l t f t ) M i n i Hem ease hs ftp#Mo ( I ) Editorial • xtS f t ) Weather <») Brevard Naws 4:11 (41 Waathar <11 Hporta fl:M ( 4) Waller Croaklta (*) H uallsy-Brls hlsy It. Ron Ceehrsn 1:41 ( t ) Orbit T: 00 ( t ) Hava d u n Will Travel ( « ) Digest I t ) Bans d r e y Theater T:I0 ( I ) Monday Nile At Tha Mevlaa ( 4) Ta Tall The Trnth ( I ) Outer Limit! *14 ( I ) I’ ve Oot A Secret 1:11 ( I ) Wagon Train ( ( ) Ths Lucy Show *:*• <() Danny Thomas ( : ( * ( ( ) Andy Griffith Shew f t ) Hollywood and ths Htars t«:*e (*) m a s k i n g Point ((> East Hide— Wait Side ( i ) Sing Along With Mitch 11:11 f t ) Newetepo ( I ) News <») Nawaltne 11: 1* ( I ) Hporta Final ( 4) Theater o f the lia r s 11:11 ( 1) Tonltt Shew (l> The Late Show TU ESD AY A . M . 1:1* (4) News, Weather 4:20 ( I ) Farm Report 1:1* ft) Continental Class­ room l:t t (() College at ths Air VI. ( I ) Today (») Wahe Op Mavlee t ilt (If Farm Market De­ port Newa aad (I) ■tata Weatnsr 1:t* fl) Today j <•> Pre-leheel Ptaaalag f it * (I) Cenatdewa Wows T:*» ( » Mickey's Ooepel Time most women do about driving safely. Moat man aeem to feel that they are good enough drivers to control n ear under any and all conditions—even if they are taking chances. It irks them to think that tha woman beside them doesn't share their confidence. But women, young, old, and middta-aged, owe it to them selves and to the man who drive them to risk displeasure by back seat driving whenever they are frightened by the NEW YORK (U PI) - Na­ way the man at tha wheel ia than L. Halpern predicted to­ day that the “ tm aihlnf fin­ taking chances. ancial aucceaa'' already indi­ Explore the toon arorldi cated for the Sonny LintonRuth Millett ia at tha wheel in Caului Clay fight on Feb. 23 "Tips on Teenagers.’ ’ Send 26 marka the dawn of a new cents to Ruth Millett Reader erg in big-time boxing and Service, e/o The fcanford Her­ perhaps in other aporti. Halpern, president of Thea­ ald, P. O. Box 449, Dept. A , Radio City Station, New York tre Network Tclevialon, lac., (TNT), said the mom to turn of 19, N. T. current ticket alien at clos­ ed-circuit TV l o c a t i o n s throughout the United Slates IN THW OOUXTT JUDGE'S and Canada oot only “ pro­ COURT IN AND FOR SEMI- jected” a IT mill km fight tor SOLE COUNTT, FLORIDA. Feb. 24, "but alto promised ESTATE OF fights of from |20 mlllioa to HARLEY EMILE C O X . deceased. 130 mlllioa status within tha NOTICE OF FtLIXO PETITION r o w FIN A L DISCWAROW OF next few yaara.’ ’ New Era Seen For Boxing Legal Notice ADMINf STWATWIE TO a l l w h o m i t MAT CONCERN: Netlcs la hsrtby gives that I have filed my Final Rstura as Admlnlstratrla at the es­ tate of Harley Emile Cos. daccsscdi that I hers filed my Petition for Final Discharge and that I will apply le tha Honorable C. Vernon Miss. Jr. County Ju«ge af Seminole County, Florida, ea tha Ird day ef March. IM4, for approeel ef earns aad for final diechars# as Adaslatslratrls af Ihe eclats of Harley Emile Cat. deceaeed. Dated thla Mad day ef Jan­ uary. 1*44. Curtis Corrlaa Story form­ erly Curtla Corrlaa Cos. Mack N. Cleveland. Jr. nag Harold F. Jehneon Attorneys far tho PeUUaaav p. O. Drawer ■ ■an lord. Florida Publish Fsh. ». Id, If. M, 1*04 CDH-T *:•* *:44 lilt tit* Ml 1:11 itiee lt:t* lliM II:** 11:11 ft ) Mlchey Evans Shew ft) Captain Kaagarae ft) Weather aad News (tl Teday f t ) CariaavtOa ( I ) Lamps e f Learalny ft ) Jack Lalaaae ( I ) Eterclae ft) Romper Room ( I ) d e l e Storm (t) gey Whoa ft) Hpanlsh I^eiene (41 Mike Wallace News ( 1) Word for Word ( ( ) I Levs Lacy (t> The Object Is ( I , Concentration ( » ) Price Is Right ( I ) The MeCeya ( ( ) Seven Keys ( I ) Pete ft Oledye TUESDAY P. M. ll.t* (II l.ove er Lira (t) (1) 11:11 (() (I) ft) 11:41 (4) 1:04 (4) it) (II lilt Htven Keys Klret Impretelea Father Knows Reel Search far Tomor­ row Truth or Conse­ quence* UuMlns Light (llrl Talk Ernie Ford Shew .News 12) Hpeclal— I.L A l The Werld Taras 1:14 (<) (t) It) lilt IS) 1:14 (I) (t) t : l t (I) (t) (t) t:** IS) It) (*) t ilt ((> ft) (t) (() 1:11 li* t ft) It) (I) 4:14 (l> (1) l:M (I) (5) (t) 1:14 It) ft ) Mid-Fla. News Science 1.airtime Password Ann Southern Art Llnhletter Day In Court Th* Doctors To Tell The Truth Leretle Toung General motpltal The Edge of Night Queen For A Day You Don't Sty Dougina Edwards Newa Secret Storm Trallmasler The Match dams Uncle Watt Rurna ft Alien Maverick Cartoons licet of Oroucho Newicope Leave It To Reaver Koufax Name On Merchandise LOS ANOKLES (U PI) Merchandise b e a r i n g the name of Sandy Koufax will toon begin appearing around the country in targe quanti­ ties. The Dodger lefty haa sign­ ed a contract with Telavlalon Personalities, Inc., who esti­ mate that retail s i ton of mer­ chandise with Koufax' name will total ft minimum o f f 10 million. I Z i.' J.. j i . P k . 8 2 2 -M I * 7:20-1:30 p.m. NBC. Mon­ day Night at the Movies. “ Treaturs of ths Golden Con dor.” (Color) Thla 18th Cen tury adventure story stars Cornel Wilds and Anna San croft. Wildo portrays a noblyman who ia cheated out of hit title by n marquis and is forced to work in the itablea. He falls in lovs with tha mar­ quis’ daughter (Mist Ban croft) and, after attacking the cheat, runs away with her to find the treasures hidden In the Mayan Templet of Guate­ mala. After finding the treas­ ure, he returns to win back his title. 2:30-9 p.m. CBS. The Lucy Show. Continued from last week, Lucy la finally relieved to find that the woman she thought looked like Ethel Merman ia really Ethel. Re­ sult: the Boy Scout show it a smash tu cceii with Ethel as the headliner trumpeting a medley of her Broadway suc­ cesses. But everybody gets into the art with Lucy getting laugha with her juggling and even Danker Mooney (Gale Gordon) surprises with a pleasant tinging voire and do­ ing a wonderful cartwheel for good measure. 9-9:30 p.m. CDS. The Danny Thomas Show. Tha country neighbors are atlll taking ad­ vantage of tbe Williams and Halper families at their week­ end shack. When their wives are sucked into buying a cu­ ckoo clock aa an antique that's phoney, Danny and Charley (Danny Thomas and Sid Melton) decide to fight fire with fire by cleaning the Junk out of their shed and telling the stuff as antiques. Surprisingly, one buyer bids for the whole lot and, when a conscience-stricken D a n n y Iriea to return his deposit, he stubbornly Insists on sticking lo hla deal. 9:30-10 p .a . CBS. The Andy Griffith Show. Deputy Darney (Don Knolls) gela moit of the laugha here with his naive cagcrneai to please. But, for once, Sheriff Andy (Andy Griffith) displays the same weakness when he and Bar­ ney succumb to the charm of a suspected Jewel thief, tem­ porarily behind b a n in the Mayberry Jail. The "tiller' It alluringly played by blonde Susan Oliver and It's no iron dcr our two heroes try to make her aa comfortable aa possible. 2:30-10 p.m. NBC. Hollywood and tho Stara. "The Great Lovers.” A plethora of film cllpleta showing hordes of Hollywood's romantic big guns In fragmentary aetion. The silenta are represented by Rudolph Valentino, John GU A l t h o u g h geographical ly part o f North Amarica, Attu, ona of tha Aleutian Is lands, actually Is located in tha eastern hemisphere. STARTS SUNDAY TV RENTAL T V Tim e Preview* bert, John Barrymore and of a tonaS and, oddly, he's other*. Talkies run from listenable if you giva him a Clark Gable, Humphrey Bo­ chanca. Ha solos gloriously to gart and Henry Fonda to Rock Hudion, Marlon Bran­ For do and Elvis Presley. Ones P r o p e r ty again no real point, Just a family album of male aex ap­ peal. * Sales TO.VITH Seminole TV FA 2-4232 Zenith Color TV Sates 1600 Sanford A t*. J * CARRAWAY 10-11 p.m. NBC. Sing Along With Mitch. (Color) We may prefer to think it's ail a gag, but the truth of tha matter it that George Burns fancies himself Just short of Sinatra aa a aingar. 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Showe at 1 *0 - 1:12 Until 2 With 25 Order Please ICaty, Audrey Kansas Queen Flour 5 lb. bag 39c 8:20 - 7:30 - 2:12 Grant Hepburn Pork & Beans . 3/25c FRESH CINNAMON BUNS . . . pkg. 10c ft U nit 1 With 91 Order T H IM R F TUESDAY Famllr Eatortalamoat V«ee ft lift# TRW HISSOUHl EA8T LANSING, M IC U (N EA ) — Matt Snorton, Michigan State end, la tha program director o f • cioaed circuit radio station on the WINTER GARDEN FROZEN THAI BLEU " CREAM PIES Lao Harvta — Color Chocolate — Lemon — Coeoaeet Flos At ftilft Otly “T U B I L A T E " Reeves — Color 3 campus. FOR 8HURFRESH BISCUITS *1 Limit 8 With 13 Order Pleas# 5 FRESH GREEN ' to a t m VOW AT C A F E TE R IA S ^TVfcciowFood CoutajQurice nhlnw —— — a l» m.h. eivnrGG hi S wUqy pieesent surrounding*. And remember, Thuroday night fie “famljy night" with free desserts Tor a ll...e n d , Saturday night it "ateek night” when you got a big Vi-lb. T-Bont ateek cooked lo your order for only l tuneftooe: H A M 'fJ 5 F .lt OOmatt4:60-2.00P.M Trade Winds Cafeterias also located In Orlando, Lessberg, Cocon ♦ i It* I fit* J Hi r s t Melbourne ( . »11*r i»»ft_* Each CAN M Cabbage lB5 CO/nJs . rrs a ( fuasu • Service QT. UTL. f ca r* f i O M IU m o t -in Closed Circuit W Mnfe i n a ^rflen nswwui p f u v i r ffaah im n Carry Out Orders dfirjhtirjhtA III CAN — Limit S With 25 Order Come dine ertk no. Cnjoy crisp, appetising salad*. testy pise, tehee and creams.. .tender, dallclout prime 2445 French At*. S ia frti F k < U. 8. NO. 1 YELLOW HOW t] Onions 3 £ 19 SERVING In the Seminole Plaza U. 8. N a 1 WHITE POTATOKS ON U. a. 17*21 10 SOUTH ■6 IBS. 39* Casselberry Pricea Geed Tkre Wed. •24-7171 Queatity Rights Reserved . n i t .>l I I CaawdRlaat 4th. Bt. ft Seaferd Are. — 11M W. 19th. lL • I < �OUR ANCESTORS CARN IVAL By Dick Turner THESE MUST B E. W O ES, YtJU ' 6HOUDNT HE AROUND ALU THE TWfi READlM® THOSE MAGAUH tS it T M E F I R S T T H IN G , f NOT Cl i “ It 's n o t • w r y g ood fig h tin g w c tp o n , b u t it’s good fo r « t lo t E t 1 5 s h a v s s l" HOUSE T MISSED THE 3A/EUH CYHiBlTiON, 'Fifty oonts for a hot dog! What ars you trying to dc • • • da smphai Us baakstbaljy* hWU5.HOOPl.ft, BUT! SAW BUCK. IT* EVEN WOOES THAN 1 FEARED/ t MAE DOWNTOWN ONLY AN HOUR, U SHEHPA 3U6T BEFOSS MS * BUT THE HOUSE LOOKS LIKE A -> 'I c h e c k e d o u t eon i^o s t a k a ! H6 L E F T H lS BOARD MOMGV , MOY15 LOT AFTER AH INotAH \ RAID/ AND NATURALLY AMOB > . I IN T H SK rrcH Efi— SAIDHB f HAS 40N6TMATAWAY/— HMPH/ \ ) w a it e d a c a s t LOOK a t M IljT H E NOME O F TH O SE w^ H — HOW DO YOU READ THB TRAIL. ' tfKSA T A P P t B j f r i --------- A T W U S B B f/— ■vv-/ A . OF ALU THU P E O P L E W A IT -W A IT * -' I’ M N O T T H R O n, READING -r- ON M Y R O O T S . Y O U M A V B T H B M O S T T“ ^ U N IN TE R ESTIN G I N / —. M A IL v.____ M L S ~ l IT-V — / TIZZY By Kate Osann P l E * /> Q ^ r t a TRese Artis Beiorte t l a jk e © c^ » io J n ID TAG/ u . AHOM CM CM B? CM O M OUT OUR W AY com e ONi campy-* ItUftTH' REST O'THAT HAIROU OFF ONTO IDURFELOMIVOU MU.IE-BOVS MAKS A BARBERSHOP MALL HARPER TO CLEAN THAN TH* l KOOK cmA s V I ROUND- T a . H o u * e fy WELL, r R M A L tV eorw M cu r JG MCCTV LFver? . O F aeo. oemwoHiM UP/BHAEO ENOUGH... c ir c u it .m y t h or court Jt n i c i t t . rm - CU IT. IT IT D r o il *K H Iy o i .k c o r s T Y . F l o r i d a IT CH .ITCK H T TO. H I M PAN AM ERICAN LIFE IN S U R A N C B C OM PA NY , a L o u ie U n a c o r p o r a t io n . Plaintiff. va. R O B E R T C. M A R T E N S and E t . I Z A R K T I I J A N E M A RT E N S , hi* w ife , amt P. KKIILI A SONS. IN C , a F lo r i d a c o r ­ p ora ti on , , D efe n da nts. NOTIC E o r M IT TOi RORERT C M U lT E N S . u h o t e realdance Pony E ap rr* * M olal H U South V lr sln la, lla n o. Navaila E I.I Z A R E T I 1 J A N E M A R TENS. w h o r a rraM rnp* l » : THlN&S P O R yX IT O P O TEA CH M E ABOUT * D R IV IN S T H E r > V ~— \ C A R L ' OUR BOARDING t h is n it: B tssett AND BETTER P O P 'S G O IN G T O Legal Notice BUT W AKING HIM UP Id IHPOSeiBLGf T m afraid I havs soms vary disappointing nawa foi you. Hsrbis. My father wants to use the phone now!" SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith .1 j sow n * North llatn l.m r. C a lifo r n ia and to a n r ««•! all ot h er partlea rla ltn ln s to have anjr rlBht. title a n d / o r Interrat In and tn the t o l l n n l n a drei-rlhrd p r o p e r t y In Sem in ol e C ou n ty , S ta te o f F lo rid a , t o - w l t : IdYT I. lll.OCK 1. SAN HEM K N O L L S F I R S T A U ­ DITION. a c c o r d in g to plat t h e r e o f r ecor d ed In Plat B o o h I*. P a g e SI. PuM lo R e c o r d e o f Sem in ol e C o u n ­ ty. F ! ' -Ida. I n c lu d in g a, Iflcally, hut not by w a y o f ll m . at lon. the f o l ­ l o w i n g fU t u r e a a. I r.| iipment, all p e rm a n e n t ly lt»«: *lt« •: 1 Solara W a l l F u r o re 1 M a g ic C h e f B uilt -In Oven 1 M a g ic C h e f S u r fa ce Unit 1 P rew ay K ahauet Fan I V en et ia n llllnd e 1 G a r b a g e Dlap oa a l— H o t p oint TOU A R E H E R E R T NOTI­ F I E D that the P la in t iff , PA N A M E R I C A N L I F E IN S U R AN C E C OM PA NY , a I » u l e l a n a <y>rp o r a tlo n , haa Inatltuled ault ag a ln a t y o u In the C ir cu it C o u r t o f tha Ninth J u d ic ia l C ir cu it. In and f o r Semln ola C ou n ty , F l o r i d a ; tha natu ra o f tha ault la to f o r t c l o i a that c ertain m o r t g a g a w h ic h an c u m b e r a tha a b o v a deacrlhed p r o p e r t y eltuat ed and l o c a t ­ ed tn S em in ole C ou n ty . F l o r ­ ida. TOU , and each o f y ou , a r e h e r t b y r e q u lr t d to f ile y o u r A n e w e r to the C o m p la in t w it h tha C lark o f tha C ir cu it C ou rt. In and f o r S emln ola C ou n ty , at S a n fo r d . Flor id a, and e er ra a c o p y t h e r e o f upon R I C I I A n D TV. L A S S I T E R o f the firm o f OURNEY, GURNEY * HANDL E Y , 101 N orth M a g n o lia A v e ­ nue. Or land o. F lo rid a , a t t o r ­ n ey s f o r tha P l a i n t i f f In tha a b o v e a c t ion , on or b e f o r e tha 2rd d a y o f March, l t t t . elee a D e c r ee P ro C o n f r e a o will be entered aa alnet y ou . I T IS O R D E R E D that t h is N o t ic e be publish ed In T h e S a n fo r d H er ald , a n e w s p a p e r p u blla hed In S e m in ole C o u n ty . F lo rid a , o n c e each w e e k f o r f o u r r o n a e c u t lv e week* IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F I h a v e h e r e u n t o eet m y h a n d and a f f i x e d tha eeal o f tha C ir c u it Court of S e m ln o la C o u n ty , at San fo rd. F lorid a, this 50th d a y o f J a n u a ry , li<4. (C IR C U IT COU RT SEAL) A r t h u r II. U e c k w lth , J r , C le r k o f tha C ir c u it C o u r t S e m in ole C o u n t y . F lo r id a l l y : M arth a T. V lh ls n D ep u t y Clerk GURNEY'. O U R N E T A HANDLEY tut N o r t h M a g n o lia A v e n u e O rland o, F lo rid a A t t o r n e y a f o r the P la i n t i f f P u b lish Feb. S^ 10, IT, 24, 1»<4 C D R -I IN T H E COURT OF T H E COUNTY JUDGE. SEVIINOI.E COUNTY, FLO R ID A , IN FIIO R A TE . IN n K i ESTATE O r FR A N K RUSSELL D eceased -ARE YOU SURE YtXJ HAD YOUR TIME-SflACE COORDINATES IN . - ALIGNMENT? J ------- rrs OF COURSE t AMI/ P*YA THINK I'M / A MORON? * / o kay/ m g SHORT RIBS HOWAM I GOING ID G e t T O HMSWPEOMf B800MI 1H£CA6T16 INTIME FDRMV APPOINTMENTWITH1HEWHS?, fV6 N EVER R jDWM > A CHOPPgR 0G FO R E. . r IF HE APFIT9 KHNtS X H U M T* ROSEERY OCCURRED ICRUtfrlU' WE MAY TRACS CAFTAN Mr STRUT* . EASY PPM T S S K S i7 lW W K* ^ r ^ r wmitooi AWWCR STATION— iJHEVl NS HAD A / CA10C0 OABOUHS CREDIT CMtDl MSB l * d "Now let's go try i Tw All Credit wee and Persons Having Claims nr Demands Agalaet Said Ketatei You and each of you are hereby notified and required to present any claims and de­ mands which you, or either o f you may have agalnat tha ae­ tata of FRANK RUSSELL, dr. ceased, lata of said County, to the County Judge of SEMIN­ OLE County, Florida, at hta office In tha court house of said County at SANFORD, Florida, within alx calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice. Two coplea of seek elalm or demand aball be la writing, sad (halt state tha plaea or roeldeaoo and post offloa ad­ dress of tho claimant, and shall ha sworn to by tho claimant, his agent, or attor­ ney and accompanied by a fil­ ing fas of ono dollar and such claim or demand hot no (Had shall be void. THE FLORIDA NATtONAL BANK OF ORLANDO, ORLANDO. FLORIDA • Dpi r . T. TINSLEY, JR. VICE PRESIDENT AND TRUST O FriCER A s executor of tha Last W ill and Teaumant at FRANK RUSSELL* de­ ceased Publish: Jan. M, ST, Fob. 4. IS, 1M4 CD Q -M BUGS BUNNY 'TsrevA -THINGS LOOK ^ <5000 TOtYA IN W CRYSTALBALly TR A D E-IN T WASN'T KNOCMNO ■ YOUR TOMH, MISTER. BUT S WASN'T COUNTING ON . STAYING OVER. YOU on your old FU R N A C E 1 s u r e you can ' t... with purchaas o f • new JJUJJ CHRYSLER A IR TEM P — FROM — OMTCFUL— 0 6HOST Ml WALKS-TUI ARE RUED I MAORI05- -tV S S J P J I -n c UONOOARS M l FIBHTtRS. WHY P C T ier n o n e? , Southern Air STOP BY OR CALL — FA 2-8321 EXPERT SERVICING M il PARK DR. SANFORD. FLA. �+ * It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2 -5 6 1 2 For Fast Results. Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Loot & Fount! 2. Notices - Peraonstls 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals R. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent Wanted to Rent Office 204 W. First 10. 11. Real Estate Wanted RESPONSIBILITY: 12. Real Estate For Sale The Herald will not be i t • 13. Mortgage Loans •ponalble for raora than one 14. Insurance inrorrcct Insertion of your ad, and reserves llie right to re­ 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted vise or reject any advertise­ 17. Male Help Wanted ment from what ordered to 18. Help Wanted conform to the policies of this 19. Situations Wanted paper. 20. Babysitters CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 21. Beauty Salons Tue».f thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day 22. Build - Paint - Repair before insertion. Mon. • Sat. 23. Building Materials noon. 24. Electrical Services DEADLINES 25. Plumbing Services STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 26. Radio & Television Tues., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day 27. Special Services before insertion. Mon. - Sat 28. Laundry Service noon. 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories Legal Notice 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock i?r t u b c o r ic r r j c n n r s 31A. Pets r i i n i T i x a x d f o r sr.M i. 82. Flowers - Shrubs WOLK C O U ff T T F L O R I D A I d Hp i Estate • ( 33. Furniture DOOO " J A C K ” H A R R I S . D t c s s i e d 34. Articles Tor Sale I'lSTAL R O T IC E 34*A Swap or Exchange N o t ic e le h e r e b r * l v * n that t h e u n d e r s l c n t d w ill, e a the 35. Articles Wanted S4th d a y o f F e b r u a r y . 1SSI, 36. Automobiles • Trucks p reitnt to the H o n o r a b le 36-A Autos Wanted C ounty Judea of S rmtnole C o u n t y , F lo r id a , hie fi n a l r e ­ 37. Boats - Motors t u r n . a c c o u n t and v o u c h e r s , as 38. Motorcycles - Scooters A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f t h e Batata o f 1 * 0 0 0 " J A C K ” H A R R I S , d a- 89. Trailers - Cabanas c t a e t i l . and at said time, then 40. Farm Equipment and there, m a k e a p p lic a t io n t o the said J u d e * f o r a fi nal a t t t l e m e n t o f his a d m in is t r a ­ t ion u f ee ld aatata, and f o r an o r d e r d i s c h a r g i n g him a t su ch A d m in is t r a t o r . D A T E D thla th# H t h Cay Of J a n u a r y , A. D. l i s t . W il l i a m U. Class A a A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f the Rotate of D oog "Jack" H a rr is, dece ase d. (J ord on V. F r e d e r ic k , A t t o r n e y f o r tha B atata o f D o o g " J a c k ” H a rr is, dacaaaed 110 Baa t C o m m e r c ia l Street S uita 3 K i r k P l a i t . P. O. B o x 1715 S a n f o r d , F lo rid a , 17771 P u b lis h Ja n. SO, FT A Feb. I. 10. ISIS. CDU -S7 l a f h o P e a r t o f the f a m i l y J e S i e , Reailaela C o a a t y . F l o r ­ id a. l a P r o b a t e . ID re i E eta ta o f UkUilUht H. DUNK, Dec eased. T d A ll C r e d ito r s a a d PrreaDs S lat l a c r i a l DIB ar U eaeads A a s la a t bald E atatei T o u and eac h o f y o u are h e r e b y n o t ifie d and r aqu lrtd t o pre sent a n y c la im s and da. m a n d s w h ic h y ou , o r eit h er o f y uu m a y h a v e auatnat tho e s t a t e o f OBOIKJE II. DUNN d e c e a e t d , lata o f eald C o u n ty , t o tha C o u n t y J u d e a o f Sami n o l a C oun ty , F lo rid a , at bla o f f i c e In tha c o u r t houaa o f aa ld C o u n t y at Hanford. F l o r ­ ida, w it h in a lt c a l e n d a r m onths f r o m tha t lm s o f the first p u b ­ l i c a t i o n o f this no tice . T w o c o p i e s o f ea ch c laim o r dema nd ■hall b t In w r it in g , and shall o t a t e tha p la c e o f residen c e a n d p ost o f f i c e ad drrea o f tha c l a i m a n t , and sh all ha s w o r n t o by tha c laim a n t, hla a g e n t, o r a t t o r n a y and a c c om p a n ied b y a f i l i n g fea o f on e d o lla r a n d su ch c la im o r d em a nd not ao fi le d s h a ll be void. / a / QEO. A. S P E E R . JR . As A dm lnlitrator Cum T e a t a m e n t o A n n t x o o f tha Batata o f fJ E U U a E H. DUNN, dacaaaad F i r s t p u b lic a t io n F e b r u a r y I, A. D.. 1SS4. P u b lis h Fab. I. to, 17, 14. 1144 CD R-1J in THE CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF F L O R ID A . IN AND POR BKM INOl.i: COUNTS. FM IM ID A . C I I V M l;llt LORETTA ve. W IL L IA M NR. laiTS TV. OOLM NS. P la in t iff . K. COLLINS. D efenda nt . NOTICE OF SUIT T O I W I L L I A M K. COLLINS, wlioea r esi den ce and a d ­ d r e s s la: H a m p to n T ra iler C ou r t O t t o w a , Illinois. Sworn c o m p la in t h a v in g b e e n fi led In the C ircu it C ou rt In and f o r Hemlnola C ou nty, F lorh lu , In C ha nrery , ent it led "L O R E T T A W. C O L L 1 N H, P l a i n t i f f , v e n u e W IL L I A M ECOLLINH, D e fe n d a n t ." p ra yin g f o r c e r t a in r*H*t fo r the ab o v e n a m ed p l a i n t i f f a g a l n i t y ou a s d efe n d a n t. NOW, THEREFORE, THIS IS T O NOT IKV TOU that If y o u w ish to d efe nd a g a l n i t and c o n t e st tha a b o v e entitled action, you a n r tu u lr c d to f i l e >,.ur a n i w e r or o t h e r w r i t ­ te n J e fcn ee. If any y ou have k> the c o m p la in t herein, wit h t h e C le r k o f the uh ov e e t y l ' d C our t and to eerve up on p l a i n ­ t i f f * a t t o r n e y , A lb e r t S. |cilt*, w h o s e addreea le I M as on ic Rultdlu g . San fo rd. Flor id a. * c o p y o f la i d a n s w e r or ot her w r i t t e n defeua *. o n o r b efore the l l t h d a y o f March. 1144. Thu na tu re u f said c om p la in t la to p ra y that tha a b o v e a ly lad Court grant tha a b ov e n a m r d p l a i n t i f f a d iv o r c e a vinculo m a tr im o n ii of and fr uu i you . F A l .NOT TO A N S W E R u n ­ l e s s a d e cr e e p r o o o n f e s s o be e n t e r e d a r a ln a t yon. W I T N E S S m y h a n d slid o f f i ­ c i a l seal at S an lord . Se min ole C o u n t y . F lorid a, thla «th day o f F e b r u a r y . A. D. 15*44(S E A L ) A r th u r II lleckarlth. J r Clerk of shore sly led Court. • It) : Jean E. M Itk' l*.p uiy Clark .(In ert V J'ltta, A llu r n e y A C o u n se lo r at l-awr 1 M ao onle tlulldtng S i n f o r d . F lo rid a P u b lis h Feb IS, I f , 14 A M a r ch 1164. C D lt-tS •4 1. Lost & Found FOUND. Female hound dog. 322-8067. 3tjr ftanfarh Rrralb SWEETIE PIE Feb. 10, 1964 — Page 11 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 22. Ruild • Pnlnt • Repair 34. Articles For Sato By Nadine Seltzer *. Notices - Personals Preparation of Income Tax R eturn by former agent of Internal Revenue Svc. 2101 S. Park Ave., Ph. FA 2-3878, Ernest Bleknell. 3 A 4 Bedroom, 2 Baths. Dou­ ble Carport ea or Garage, air-conditioning. LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Select Neighborhood CALL your Rainbow dealer 322-65U, 4 to 10 p. m. INCOME TAX SERVICE 0 . M. Harriions 1311 Palmetto 322-8827 322-7948 ,. REAL OPPORTUNITY Owner leaving area. So. San­ ford Ave. k Miller Rd., 3 mi. to Base. Duplex with extra lot. Phone 2)5-0762. SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ ER SERVICE. I’ arta and suppliea for all makea in­ cluding: Electrolux. New and rebuilt cleaners »old. No borne service call charge Phone FA 2-2282, 2333 Park Dr. .. Vacuum Cleaner fit • naama.De TM IeV lM C a •That kid Juat told mo to got this pilo of noiay Junk off tho otrootr 8. Education - Instruction U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI i. For Root Men-Women 18 and over. Se cure juba. High pay. Short 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped, Lake privileges houri. Advancement. Thou■andi of jobs open. Pre near Air Base. FA 2-4736 apiratory training until ap­ after 5:30. pointed. Experience usually unneceiiary. FREE inform W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Room* private batha, 114 atlon on Job*, salaries, re W. Flrat St. qulrementi. Write today glv ing name, address and phone. Lincoln Service, Box 2 BR Unfurn. house. Nothing fancy, but cheap rent. Ph. 53, Sanford Herald. FA 2-3219. 6. For Rent CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Park. Furn. Apt. 500 Park Ave. FURN. Apt. 2300 3Iclkmville 2 BR House. Clean A d o le in. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. 4 BR.. 2 Bath ......... $145 mo 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 Mo Payton Realty FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha S BR., lt t bath. 2415 Chase Ave. Available Feb. 3. Pb 322-5600. 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-8074 Legal Notice CDC-Jt 111! CIXI-H Other choice rentals. Ball - Blair Agency 3rd k Park Ave. Phone 322-5641 LOTS S large lota near high school with 240 feet paving, only $6500.00. with 10% down, Balance monthly. 2 BR., kit. equipped, $75 mo. FA 2-3665. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Furn., clean, 2 BR. house. Kay mood Lundqulit, Asso. Ph. 522-2097 o r 322-3750. PA 2-3851 Atlantic Bank Bldg. UNFURNISHED house. Phone BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, ltt 322-5165. bath borne. One bedroom has separate entrance, can 9. For Sato or Root be rented for income. Will trade for amaller place. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Sbowu by appointment. Call LAKE. Call e v e n i n g a PA 2 9840 322 1507. 10. Wanted to Rent Payton Realty FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha CHOICE RIVERFRONT Seminole Realty Legal Notice T o th* D efa n d a n t a ; P O R T E R J. C H A D W I C K S711 Slth Street D etro it. M ich igan L EON A A. C H A D W I C K LSI 1 S lth Street Detroit, M ich igan Aad to; All u nk a o w a aponaaa e l aald abev* named natural defend­ ant*. A nd to; A ll partlaa c l a i m ­ i n g Intaraat. by, t h r o u g h , un der or ag a ln a t th* a b o v e na m ed n a tu ra l daf a h d i n t * n o t k n o w n to b* d ea d o r alive. A nd toi All p a r tit a h a v in g o r c l a i m i n g to h a v e an y r ig h t , tttla o r Intaroat In a n d l o tha f o l l o w i n g d e ­ s c r ib e d p r e p a r t y , s l t u t t o In Sam lnol* C o u n t y , F lorid a, t o - w t t : Tha Sou th IS ft. a t th* E a s t 310 f t of L o t «. Ulock "CT. F E R N P A R K E STA T E S, according to tha p la t t h e r e o f aa r e ­ c ord ed lu Plat B o o k I. p a g e * 10, 11. IS and IS. P ub llo R e c o r d * o f S em in ole C oun ty, F lo rid a T ou, and eac h o f y o u ar* no t ifie d th at a ault to qulat ti tl e t o tha a b o v e d e s c rib e d p r o p e r ty has been filed aga ln at yo u and y o u ar * haraby r e ­ qu ired to eerv* a c o p y o f j o u r A n s w e r to t h * C o m p la in t o n the P l a i n t i f f s ’ a t to r n e y s , F E L D E R A N D U E T T I M l 11A L'S. ISO S out h K n o vies Avei.ua, W in t e r Par k. F lorid a, and fit* th* o r i ­ g in a l In tli# o f f i c e of th* C lar k o f h* C ir c u it c o u r t on o r b t f o r * F e b r u a r y 1letb t i l l : o t h a r a la * th* atU-gailoua o f •aid C o m p la in t wilt b* tak en a* oouf eeeed . Thla N olle* ehall b* p u b Ilabad on e* eac h w e a k fo r four •-oneacuUv# w eak * In th* S a n ­ ford Herald. T h* a b b r e v ia t e d ti tl e n f (hie ault le D O N A L D C. HADIN and IIEULAII W . SARIN , hie wife. P laintiff* . >s: l*OltTE U J. C H A DW IC K end L EON A A. C H A D W I C K , hla a l f a . D e f e n d ­ ant# Dated thla ITth d a y o f J a n ­ uary. t i l l . (SEAL) A rth ur 11. U a c k w lt h , Jr. Clark C ir cu it C ou r t, S a m ln ­ ol* C oun ty . F lo r id a Uy: Martha T. V l h l a s , It. C. J-eldvr and Balllna'liaua A tt or n a y * At l a * II* ga. K n o w l e s Ava. W in te r P ar k. F lo rid a Publish : Jan. St, 17. Fab. S, 10. 2 BEDROOM Frame Home on State lfwy. $4,100 LAKE IA)T. m x MM On Paved Road $4,000 COUNTRY HOME 3 HR. Frame Home, Wood Floor*, Outside patio, bar­ becue, and fruit tree*. $7,000 Spacious 3 BR Ranch style Wckiva Riverfront home, situated on 250 ft. of Im­ 12. Real Estate For Sale proved property, with 4oo ft. of depth. P R I C E D WEEKEND cottage, Lemon RIGHT at $25,000. Terms Bluff, furnished. 322-3651. can be arranged for quali­ fied buyer. We have the 3 BR., frame. Cash or car Key I considered on down pay­ ments. 1715 W. 2nd St. Low monthly payment* 1715 W. 2nd St. 1901 S. Park Ave. GREENBRIAR FA 2-5232 anytime Choice lots available In A PEACH Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor FOR THE PRICE! overlooking golf course. Custom building to your Excellent 3 BR, 2 Bath CU Home. Lovely setting on specification!. Grc«nbriar corner lots. Furnished or developed by not. Total price $12,500. $5oo K1NGSWOOD Down and $85 per month. BUILDERS, INC. REST BUY OF YEARI 1 I APT. $30 k up. Surplus City. FURN. apts. Pleasant living. Park apts. FA 2 8507. New 3 BR, 2 Hath, Air-con­ 3 DK. house, kit. equipped. ditioned. No Money Down! FURN., 2 Apia. $55 mo. ea Good location. Ph. 322-33S4. No Closing Costal All you Water, lights furn. 107 Lo­ 3 BR., 2 bath, in Loch Arbor. need Is good credit and cust Ava., 322-8016 322-1730. Qualify for F H A . Mort­ feAKE- Cottage, furn. 322-6106. gage. Cji II Hinkler. RENT A BED AL STOLTE—838-5059 Rol'.away, Hospital k Baby 3 Itm. furn. garage apt. Elec. A water furn. 322-1305. IN THK CIRCUIT COI'IIT IIS' Reds. N. Orlando. No qualifying, no THK NINTH J t 'U ir iM . C I R ­ By Day, Week, or Month down payment, to purchase CUIT. IN AND FOH BBSS!2 DR. Home, kit. equip!., $70. n o l b c o r v r v , f l o r i d *. Ph. FA 2-5111 116 W. lat St. this exceptional 3 BR. 2 FA 2-4536. IN CIIANCF.nv NO. 13773 CARROLL’S FURNITURE bath home. Must see to ap­ NOTICK OS' at IT 2 B E D R O O M unfurnished LBSLIK A. W H I T T IN'* I TON preciate. Call 322-8389 after FURN. APT. FA 2-2800. a**.! I It BN R M. WIIIT TIN ’ d house, kitchen equipped. 5:30 p. nt. TON, hi* w ife . 322-3651. 2 BR. Furn. Apt. 322-0641. P laintiff*. TO SETTLE ESTATE. 3 BR LAKE MARY. 1 large BR. J. W ILL RIDENOUR and ANN bouse, Beardali Ave., fruit n iD E N O U I t . hla w ife; PIO. duplex apt., furn. Really treei and garden. FA 2-5303. N B B K M E T A L S O F OR L A NDO, nice. Adulte, no pets. $65. INC., a F lo r in * c o r p o r a t io n ; IN T H K CIRCUIT COURT OP LONGWOOD — $6,995. Terms Call FA 2-3930. T H E C O M M K I I C U L HANK A T T IIK NINTH JUDICIAL I IR W I N T E R P A R K . F L O R I D A , a I ( IT, IN NND FUR BKMIW13 rooms, 3 baths— mndo b a n k i n g c o r p o r a t i o n ealatlng 1)1.K r iH ’ N T r . FLORIDA Small House. Adults. Phone Into 3 apts. 2 rented, move un der th* la w * o f the S la t * or IN I IIANCKRT NO. 13TIT FA 2 2816. Florida! H O R N E ' C WILSON. in the other. Good condi­ • ITT TO ISUIET T IT L E INC., a F l o r id a c o r p o r a t i o n : DONA L D C. BA BIN end tion. Lot 100 x 100. See clean, apt. Adults. and C H A S E A COM I'A NT, a IIEULAII \V. SA B IN, hla w i f e . Small, evenings after 5. 133 Bay F lo rid a c o r p o r a t io n . FA 2-0702. P laintiff! Defen da nt*. VI. Ave. 1 block from busineas. T I I E ITATS* OF F L O R I D A I P O n T K I l J. C H A D W I C K and COZY 2 bedroom upper apart­ T O ) J. W I L L R I D E N O U R and L E ONA A . C H A D W I C K , hla ACREAGE ment, furnished, $55. Large ANN I U D K . V O U R . hi* w ile , w ife , raaldanc* u n k n o w n ; D e fe n d a n t * 4 bedroom lakefront home 10 Acres adjoining City Limits laat k n o w n r ee ldenc* . P.O. only $9950.00, with 10% w o r s e n o r s u it with private beach, unfurn­ B ox II I . SS& E. C hu re h In the Nam * o f th* S ta te o f down, balance monthly. Street, L o n g w o o d . F l o r id a ; F l o r i d a ! ished, $100. laat k n o w n m a i l i n g ad draaa, Oanaral Deliv ery. Norrla. Tannaaaa*. T o u ar * h e r e b y no t ifie d that a su it hae been filed a g a l n i t y ou and P I O N B B R M E TA L S O F O R L A N DO. INC., a F lorid a corporation: THE COMMER­ CIAL BANK AT W IN TER P A R K . F L O R I D A , a b a n k in g c o r p o r a t i o n f l i t t i n g un de r tha l a w * o l tha Sta te o f F lo rid a ; H O R N E - W IU I O N . INC., a F l o r i d a corporation; and C H A S E A C O U P A N T . a F lo r Ida c o r p o r a t io n , In th* ab ove entitle d e a u * * :: and that yo u are he reby requir ed to file y o u r a n a w e r w it h tha Clerk o f tlile Cou rt, and t o eer ea a c o p y t h e r e o f u p on th* P lain­ tiff* or P l a i n t i f f * ’ A tto rna y, w h oa* n a m e and addreea la: K. A MOROSE O L L IF K . J R . SV0 N orth P a r k Avenue. P. O. Ho* l o l l , Ha nford. F lorid a, not la tar than M ar ch S ri. A. D. till. I f y o u fall to do ao. dacra* p ro confa eao will b * entered a g a in * ! y ou fo r th* r elief d e ­ m and ed In the C om p la in t. T h * n a tu re o f aald ault bein g fo r F O R E C L O S U R E o f 5IORTG A G E e n c u m b e r i n g the p r o p e r iy In Kenilnol* C ou n ty , l-'lorlda, to -a -l ti T h * W eal 7-’* feat o f th* Kaat On. -H a lf (F.tq) of at) that part o f IlleGCK S. W1L IM F.RE. l y in g North of C h u rc h Street (aald l l l o c k S ly in g North o f C hu rc h Street b e in g 111 fe el ( r o u t i n g on C hu rch Street an d 175 feet In d e p t h ) , a c c o r d i n g to plat t h e r e o f r e co r d e d In Plat Hook 1, P a g e t i t . Publ ic R e c o r d * o f Hemlnul* C o u n ­ ty. Florida. W I T N E S S iny b a u d and th* teal o f aald C o u r t at S an ford, Flor id a, thla ( t h d a y o l F e b br ua ry , A. D. 1*14. (SE A L ) A r t h u r H. I le c k w ith Jr., d a r k o f tha C ir cu it C ou r t Ily: M ar th a T. Vlhtcu D ep u t y Clark f A c o n y o f the c o m p la in t f i l ­ ed berelti le a t t a c h e d to the c o p y o f tbl* n o lle # w h ic h la m ai led t o e a c h d e fe n d a n t fo r w h o m a re ald eu ca m o r e ep eclflc than a etatu o r c o u n t r y w e e g iv e n lu In* ew or n e l a t e luaut filed here in by the P lain Ikfia, the If a g e n t o r a o t l i u e y . ) K tm b r oa a O llltf, Jr . p. a . b o x l e t * San fo rd. F lo rid a Puhllth F eb 1*. IT, SI, A M arch I, l i l t . Hiway 17-92 Casselberry, Fla. Now hai FOUR new borne* for sale in South Longwood. These homes are being con­ structed by LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. DUST PROBLEM? Repairs, parti; Electrolux, Kirby, RexAlr, AlrWay, GE, etc. Cleanera sold, ex­ changed. Free Pick-up, 1U4 Park Ave., Sanford, Phone FA 3-4765. LORMAN REALTY LMN ENTERPRISES SOUTH W ARD INVESTMENT k 110 N. P a rk REALTY 322-9173 4 UR, 2 Hath CB House. Parkridge. $2U» Down. 3226911. Stenstrom Realty John Sauls, Realtor V A - FH A Proixirty MnnnRcnient A Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 Bedroom Government O w ned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $-13.50 To niake tho best homo buy, sc« tha VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker 2 Blond bookcase*, l wrought HEATING iron sewing table, 1 pro* SERVICING — TESTING fenlonal hair dryer. Very Lewis Sales A Service reasonable. CaU FA 2-245S 2517 C. C. Road FA 2 7928 evening*, or FA 2-5742 days. WEL l S DRILLED. TUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Sixes LIMITED TIME ! [ I Mac has THROWN AWAY th* We Repair and Service Percentage Book. S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. Buy your Carpet or Rugs at Dealer COST plus $1 per 207 W 2nd St. FA 2 6452 yard. Additions. Remodeling. Re­ ALL FIRST QUALITY pairs. Cabinet*. Formica TOP RATED MILLS tops. Licensed. Me! Robin­ Call us for a showing o f these son. JOS-8156. fine Carpets In your home. tto Nylon, Acrilan, All Wool, Hi Piano Tuning and Repair etc. Hundreds to choos* W L. llarmon — FA 2-4221 from. TERMSI Up to tw* 29. Automobile Service years to Pay! Carpet Special! Carpets A la Carte COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free Inspection, estimates, 1109 E. Colonial Dr. pickup, delivery. Hccoring Orlando, Fla. k repair* discounted. 241-6194 Collect or 211tt E. 3rd. 322-3443 Leroy C. MacTavish, Owner FA 2-5545 after 6 p.m. Auto Glass, Taps k Sest Covers Refrigerator and washer, good cond. $100 for both. Phooo TE 8-7314 Longwood. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Jim Hunt Realty 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 Office Night FA FA 2-2118 2-0648 323 0700 Sanford. Fla 35. Articles Wanted ALL WORK GUARANTEED WANTED! Citrus fruit. U r g e or imaU amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mane* field, FA 2-4344. ___ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 17. Male Help Wanted 33. Furniture LATEST STYLE Boata Now EVERETT A. H A R P E R MAN 21-46 for Insurance de­ For tlie biggest selection of on Display by Thunderbird, AGENCY, Realtor, Insuror. bit Sinford area. Salary nearly new and used furni­ lame Star, StarCraft, Tra* KIIA-VA sales broker. 2i85 plus comm. CaU 523 0843. ture, *«« Noll’s Furniture 6. Park Ave. FA 2-2264, velrr, MFG, and Artec: In* brokerage in Casselberry FA 2-2285. board Outdrive and Evil* 18. Help Wanted on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. rude motors. Gator trailers. SUNLAND ESTATES. TRANS­ Colored Motor Route Carrier AISO Close-Out prieai on FERRED. Will sacrifice for afternoon paper route. Used furniture, appliances, aU 1863 modeli. Example: tools, etc. Bought Sold. $1800 equity fur $2U0. Take Must have References and $1795 IF Larson $1186, IF Larry's Mart 215 Sanford over FHA mortgage at dependable car. Write Cir­ Trailers $150; $1065 79 hp Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132. $91.76 mo., 3 Hcdrooni, lg. culation Dept. P. O. Box Evinrude $750, 18 bp only liv. rm., beautifully land­ 1657, Sanford. $295 and other ilte i. Terms I Sell Us Your Furniture. scaped. HUItRYt 322-2745. Quick Service With the Robson Sporting Good*, 19. Sltuatlonn Wanted Cash. SUPER TRADING 2 BR. Home, Study, ltt Downtown Sanford, Pbon* POST. FA 2-0*77. Hath*, large Family Rm. in IRONING at home. 322-7791. 322 5961, good neighborhood; includ­ DAY’S Work, ironing. 322-1441 WANTED reliable couple te ing sieve, rofrig., room airtake up ninthly payments conditioner, wishing m a­ IRONING or BABYSITTING of $13.50 oo S complete chine k ruga. Really ter­ FA 2-704T rooms of furniture. CaU rific buy | Monthly pay­ TE 8-1511, Casselberry, colHousework k Ironing. 322-7938. ment* $83 50. leet. KINGSWOOI) BUILDERS, Child Care FA 2-2274. Payton Realty FHA - VA FHA MUST SACRIFICE! Partly flirn. Home, 3 HR. 115 lf>. HiiNinctdi Opportunity SonkArlk Glass and Paint 36. Aatomobitos • Tracks Company tw ill*, Plume 523-0591. 210 Magnolls Ph FA 2-4822 MAN OR WOMAN BUY1NO A 3 HR, Kin. Itm., ltt hnths. To service mule of postage USED CAR? cent. heal, alr-cond. $450 stamp machines. Must have 31. Poultry - Livestock FINANCE IT WITH US down, $84 mo. Tec ’N min. to hrs. per wk. Car Heglstere-i m o d e l Quarter ♦ Low Interest Rates i4* Green, 322-6513. necessary. $2595 CASH IN ♦ Low Monthly Payments Horse, B yrs old, solid black. VESTMENT. Will give you FLORIDA STATE BANK For experienced rkier. Ph. 3 Hit., Itt bath home. Assume a good steady income KA 2-6865. paymeul*. 322-5455. ’58 Plymouth V8 wagon, auto, FULLY SEC. Good charact air, radio. $396. 122 2296 a f­ er, neat, sober. Write us 32. Flowers - Shrubs FRENCH AVENUE ter 8. about yourself, Box 61, San 2 commercial lots near 20th BLOOMING Rose* en Chero* ford Herald, giving partlcu St. 100 ft. frontage, $125 per keo stork. All other kinds 1954 Packard 4-dr. aedan, R lam, include phone number. fool. A H, auto. Irani., power of Nurstry shrubbery and All replies confidential. brakes. Runs good. Need* JOHNNY WALKER. Hrokcr trees. new tag and U's ready to 322 6457 For Appointment Gray Shadows Nursery 16. Female Help Wanted go. First $80 cash er beat fi Mi. 8. on 8anford Ava. A FLORIDA HOME offer. 163 Pmecrest. SALESLADY, Drug Store ex­ WITH A BASEMENT? perience preferred. RoumllBULBS 59 Ford, A-l condition. $689. Yes, We have Itt 2 Hit, Llv. inl k Anderson. Walgreen Exotic Gloriou, 215 Wood mere. rm.. krparntc dining rut.. Rothchlldiana Agency. Kit. equipt., screened porch. (Tlie Climbing Lily) 37. Boat* • Motors Quiet location, walking dis­ BEAUTICIAN Wanted. CaU AU site Tubers for Sale FA 2-5742, E v e n i n g s Hidden Lake Corp. Nursery 16 FT. Cruiser, 35 hp. Evils* tance to downlown. Under­ FA 2 2455. rude, equipped, traUer, $500, priced at $0,890. We have Lake Mary Blvd. Ph. 322 8724 the Key! 668-5550. St. Johns Realty $100 FHA HOMES 2524 Park Dr Now has Sales Representa­ DO YOU HAVE tives at Crystal Lake Park, A Ho u s e o r a p t . W. ou 25th St., to Lake I'll r e n t ? Mary Blvd., left on Ulvd. to We are in desperate need of Lake Mary Fire Station, Inc. rentals. 2 and 5 bedroom, right to Sales Office. 4 FA 2 8074 fumiabed or unfurnished. house* under construction. One 4 Bedroom ready for COME! LOOK! occupaucy. As low as $350 New Concrete block borne d i e t im e t e s t e d f ir m Down and $64 a month. with lake rights. 3 BR, 2 116 N. Park Ave FA 2-6123 Ph. 836 3911 or 322-2744 baths, family room, large kitchen, 2 utility rooms. 12. Ken I Kiitale For Hale Over 2100 sq. ft. Make of­ MAYFAIR. 2 Bedroom 3 B R „ 1 Oath, Kitchen equip., fer on price k terms. 1 Bath home, lia i din­ fenced yard. 39U8 Old Or­ ing room k large Fla. lando Rd., Sunland. room with entrance FA 2-1301 17 92 at Hiawatha LAKEFRONT lot, Lake Mary from kitchen. Only area. FA 2-0164. $12,Sou w i t h $1,350 TWO -1 BR HOMES down. ALSO 8 Bed­ One for immediate occupancy. room. 2 Bath Execu­ 802 Highland Ave., Long2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS tive Home, with darl­ woud, J Mi. S. on 17-92, near ing utility room. Un­ 1. ltt. A 2 OATHS Jami g wood Plaza. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM der $30,000. H ow LMN ENTERPRISES, About THIS? Large Inc. well-kept $ Bedroom Low Monthly Payments Ph. 838-3911 - 322-2744 home, close to Hi#i For Complete Information School, at the unbe­ LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. See Or Cull Your lievable price of $6,900. Has Customized llumcs la Some terms. Or WILL So. Longwood for immediate TRADE for home in HALES BROKER occupancy. Down payment county. Call 322-4001, of $650 and up. Stamper Agency, 17-02 LMN ENTERPRISES. Inc. at Country Club ltd. 802 Highland Ave. 2565 P a r i Ur. 322-2430 Ph. 833-3911 or 322-2744 FHA - VA HOMES Two story frame, 3 bedroom For Your Painting k Wall­ Philco Auto Magic washer, excellent condition, $50, Ph. 3 bath. Needs work. Wonder­ papering needs call Clar­ FA 3 5082. ful opportunity for good ence L. Wynn, FA 2-4804 for handyman or carpenter. Free Estlmatp, RENT Blue Lustre Electrla $7,500. Bcvier Road. Call Carpet Shampooer for only 24. Electrical Services FA 2-2060. $1 per day. CarroU’s Furn­ YOUNG S ELECTRIC SVC. iture. Contr-’ ctlng k Repairs 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS k Controls SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC 1. ltt. A 2 BATHS 114 Sunset FA 2-8902 Would like responsible party DOWN PAYMENTS FROM to tike up payments of $10 25. Plumbinr Service* $100 monthly on 1963 Slant-O* Low Monthly Payments Matte AutomaUc Zlg Zag PLUMBING For Complete Information Sewing Machine in Console. Contracting Repairs See Or Call Your Balance $161. Service Dla* FREE ESTIMATES count Co. 322-7468, anytime. R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 READY MIX Concrete, win­ SALES BROKER dow sills, lintels, steps, 26. Radio & Television blocks, sand, cement, rock, TV SERVICE caU Coy’* TV pipe, steel, grease traps, FA 2-9663. All parte and 111 N. Park Ave. 522-7174 dry wells, stepping stows*. labor guaranteed for 90 Miracle Concrete Co. 3 Hit., central heat and air days. Serving Seminole Co. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5761 condition, kit. equipped. k DeUary. Close to schools. Not in a T r e a d l e sewing machine, project. $14,800. Terms. Ph. 27. Specinl Services mikes perfect stitch, ea. FA 2-2320. cond. for old machine, $20, Tractor mowing k Grading. 322-3930. CaU FA 2-7621. FREE ESTIMATE COLORED lady desires regu­ t’ pholsterlng k Mattress ren­ lar Job or days work, Ph. 322 6534. 20 , UabyHitteni ovating. Now A Used Furni­ ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Calery Ave. KA 2-2117. WILL KEEP Children for Working Mother in my home 34. Articles For Sato In Lake klary area. Phone FEB. SPEC. Foot loclura 323-U924 or 322-6356. $6.78. Army-Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. WIU care fur child, in my home, by week. Altamonte 2 Yr. old bedroom suite in Springs area. 838-8156. storage, like new. $100. Call 322-8857. 21. Beauty Salons Refrigerator A Range, tioth SPECIAL! for $50. 322-1875. Our Budget Wave $0-95 thru Feb. 15th GUNS. New A Used. Large Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop selection. Will trade, Also 11$ Palmetto Ave. Ph. 322 0834 repaii. Tackle sold A re­ paired Osteen Bridge Fish Harriett’* Beauty Nook Camp A Gun Shop. Eve Appt’s. 3 Sr. Beauticians 105 So. Oak FA 3-5742 Used Freeser, cheat type. Al­ 22. Bnlld - Paint • Repair Do your Spring Painting now! CaU Cal Jardina 322-1507— Ftev estimate*. so several used washers, all completely recondition­ ed. 90 Jay warranty. Dick’s Appliance Service, 910 8Sauterd. 323-7058. SOLD! 341 M ACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES i s w is e § W JH 8 Tik* lataniata #4— gat off at tea M n y l CALL IIM4BI MACKLX swot ■ItflSiMt ttm n m IM 49 $t �Hy Judy Turner When VAH-5 has completed its transition to the HA-SC air­ craft it will operate the most modern reconnaissance system in the world, according to Cdr. Paul Werner, commanding o f­ ficer of the squadron. The photo reconnaissance system of the IIA-fiC Is al­ ready several yeara ahead of any other so fur developed, he said. Speaking to more than 200 aquadron members and their fumiliea at an open house late Italian Sen. Alessandro Continl Bonacossi and In­ cludes great Italian and Span­ ish works from tho 12th through the 17th centuries. In August. IMS tho senator announced that he plsnnod to donate the entire collection to the Italian state upon his death. At tho time, the great art authority Bernard Boren•on, who lived Juat outside Florence, wrote In his diary: “ I don’t believe Florence has received a more Import­ ant and wonderful gift In centuries." But Cootinl Bonacossi died ■ few years later without will­ ing bii collection to Ute state and it seemed uncertain just exactly what would become ®f it. Interest In the matter was revived recently when the Flo-ence Tourist Agency an­ nounced It was negotiating to buy tho huge Continl Bona­ cossi villa, where the collec­ tion baa been kept, for use ■a a convention hall. Art lovers now are asking what will become of the paint­ ings. Some reports raid a part of the villa would be used as • museum, others that the paintings would go to the Contini Booacossi heirs and atll! others that the paintings would bo sold abroad. Sunday, Commander Werner described tlie dual function n( tiie new plane—reconnaifsnnce and attack. The plane looks the same na its predecessor, the A5A Vitrilunte, and is still called a Vigilante. Hut the incorpora­ tion o f the photo equipment has changed its mission from one of only attack. C o mma nd er Werner’s speech was the highlight of the afternoon during which dependents o f the squadron toured the working area and hnngurs used hy the group. Commander Werner outlin­ ed the events in which the squadron will participate in the coming months. These in­ clude participating in and working very hurd to win the bombing derby, carrier quali­ fications in the spring and an eventual deployment from the West Coast for a Western Pa­ cific cruise this summer. Ho pointed out that "USS Hanger" has already been pointed on the squadron's air­ craft. During hi* speech, which was primarily an attempt to orient the families to the work o f the squadron. Com­ mander Werner offered the servlcos o f trained career counseling personnel to mem­ bers and their wives who urc considering tho Navy as a career. Commander Werner stress­ ed the importance o f the en­ listed wives clubs as morale builders and units of mutual help, especially when the hus­ bands are gone, and urged the wives to join. Other features o f tho day ii eluded films showing the op. errtion of the V i g i l a n t e aboard ship, open offices to ba toured and coffee and cake sen cd to the guests. Sailor Honored PM 3 c Howard U. Water* and AMM 2/c Allen B. Kernberj have been named Blue­ jackets o( the month at the Sanford Naval Air Station. They were selected because of their outstanding service. They are assigned to VAII-7. ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU HICKORY RANCH SLICED SWEET SMOKED BREAKFAST STUDYING PLANS o f Snnford'n new $107,000 pewngc disposal plant, to undergo final inspection this week, are (from the left) Si Hatfield, super­ intendent for the contractor, Tex Mid West Contracting Compnny, Dal­ las; City Manager W. E. Knowles and S. M. KiChnrd Jr., city inspector who also will be sewer plunt superintendent when it is turned over to the city. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (UPI) — have told Cuban Premier FISen. Barry Goldwatcr, R- del Castro to turn the water Ariz., favora a U. S. Navy back on "o r Just send out a blockade to cut off all trade detachment of Marines from with Castro and want, to send Guantanamo to turn it on and Marines into Cuba to restore iben keep it on." water service to the GusnGoldwatcr said he didn't tanamo naval base. think Johnson had responded The Republican presidential to the Cuban action "in a way aspirant advocated both stepa that American people appreSunday in a television inter- elate." He said there was no view. question Uiat t h e United Goldwater, In response to States could keep the naval a question, said he would base supplied with water, but back use of U. S. warships to said the question was: halt a British shipment of "llow are we Roing to stand buses to Cuba. 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Oviedo residents may call toll free any phone in Seminole County plus all phones on the Winter Park exchange, Del­ tona and DeBary. They are praising the service. • • Facility To Be Located In 17-92 Center Rotary Honors BRIEFS Local Attorney Space Lady Home m • Last year at the Rotary Club's "Valentine" luncheon Harry Robson forgot his wife's first name when it came time for him to intro­ duce her. At this year's lun­ cheon on Monday Robson was concentrating so much on on remembering his wife's first oame that he almost forgot his own. w A . .. Kenneth McIntosh, local at­ torney, was recognized at ASSISTANT FIRE Chief It. T. Thomas, for his 35 years of service to tho Monday’s luncheon meeting o f Slate Commissioner of City o f Sanford, was presented with an engraved wrist watch by tho tin- Snnford Rotary Club for Banking has approved the ap­ City Commission Monday evening. The presentation was made by Mayor plication for a charter for a A. L. Wilson (right). (Herald Photo) his outstanding service to the new state hank in Semlnola conimuntiy as judge of SunCounty. ford's city court. • • • Tim proposed hank, the TAMPA (U P l)—Gasparllla Highlighting the a n n u a l Manager John Kridcr of the United Stale Bank of Semi­ pirates, who Monday captur­ "Valentine Day’’ meeting of Chamber of Commerce said nole, will tie located in it.* ed this port city without much the cluli, attended hy nearly this morning that the trade own home in the Sanford trouble, will crown their king 101) Rotarians and their wives body’s new port authority Shopping Cenler complex at and queen at tiic annual cor­ George Touhy presented Mc­ committee would not operate T. E. TUCKER Onora Street and Highway onation ball tonight. Intosh with a plaque and a in conjunction with tho air­ 17 92. resolution which commended port committee unless someTlu* announcement w as tiic judge for his conduct of tiling dcvelopes which could made by T. E. Tucker, chair­ Current wave in reduced | 19G2-C3: October, Stn.iilO. up NEW ORLEANS (U Pl) the court. tie the airport and tiic port The Board o f Commissionman of a group of local busi­ clirnrcttc smoking may rust b t.lfll; November, $13.(185, up Rex, monarch of Mardi Gras, “ In Rotary's program of facility into a package. nessmen who are sponsoring the Citv of «a.iford .nor.- tlm »! s W 50; December, $ 17,325, u p : « * of Seminole County today led a rebellion again-t rare I # • finding ways and means of the new bank. Turker *ald J T S-.101; January, $14,182. up authorized the establishment recognising local citizens who At Monday's Rotary meet­ $10,noi) in anticipated cigar- vjl/JOJ, and February, $16,850, ° f a director o f planning to and worry today that turned that the United State Bank render outstanding services to ing Bob Besscrer introduced etto tux revenue. City Manug- up jm.tlSll. comply with federal regula­ this old city into one of makeof Seminole plans to begin believe and madness. the community,” said Touhy, guests from Glastonbcrry, tions which call for tiic coun­ operations with a capital of or W, E. Knowles informed However, the city nuinagrr KENNETH Me IN TOSH "we find that Judge McIntosh Conu., Harrisburg, Va., Bay$100,000. the City Commission Monday - stated, the Commission anti- ty to have a planning pro­ lias !>ccii commended hy lawshore, L. I., N. Y., DcLand, gram In order to receive fed­ Tucker said that the growth evening. jtiputed $20:1,000 from cigarNEW YORK (U P l)—Heavy Deltona and Orlando. The possibility that esti­ of Seminole County during enforcement officers as well eral funds for urban develop­ Although the tax rate was ette tax refunds in its fiscal • • • details of policemen and de­ as violators for the decorum mated costa of county pro­ the past few year* indicated ment. From now on no city em­ increased by the last Legisla- j budget and he now anticipates tectives today gave Uto Bea­ uml dignity he deiuon'.trates posals to Casselberry for co­ Uic not'd for Uiia new facility The commission unanimous­ ploye will lie hospitalized with­ turn arid although the City is ! a loss o f $10,388 for the year ly adopted the directive which tles protection similar to Hie in court procedures and we operative paving of Winter and hi* group felt that Hi* out Mayor A. L. Wilson at collecting higher tux refunds1in tiic anticipated figure, security accorded the Presi­ honor him also for Ills unique Park Drive, plus the town's new bank would add consid­ created tiic office and estab­ In other action, tho City least knowing about it. The from the State, actual dollars dent of the United States on understanding of tho problems expense for planning and In­ erable financial strength to lished the director's scope of mayor has issued a directive received are less than antici- Commission: of those who are brought be­ stallation of drainage, could the local economy. operations. It call* for the his visits to New York. Learned the proposed lease that he be notified at once pated. put the entire program back fore him." director of planning to create TJ, , ..r Knowles listed receipts for [for the Municipal Stadium to if any employe goes to a hos­ Following the introduction into the "talking stage" was planning processes for the J w l l l t l C U l ’ U t l tho last five months, as com-1 the New York Mets’ farm pital. county, develop a comprchon-1 WASHINGTON (UIM) — WASHINGTON (U l’l) __ of Rotnriaiis und their wives, evidenced Monday night hy • • • pared to the same months in teams has not been signed and Bob Crumley led a sougfest Ihe Casselberry Hoard of Al­ live plan, coordinate planning 1Officials estimated today it Overwhelming House npprovreturned; discussed an agree­ The new administrative of­ with municipalities within the would take about a year to and organist Freda Hilton of dermen. ment with Seminole County fices for City Manager Pete . . , , , county In addition to other construct a plant at Guantan­ nl o f a sweeping civil rights, ()r|n,u|„ played a number o f Estimates proposed by the Knowles and his capable se­ . r " ! counties plus slate and fed- amo Ba>, Cuba, to convert hill gave its backers now con- j “ sweetheart" melodies. Hill county set paving costa fur ; learned an $80,000 nursing oral agencies. cretary, .Mary llarkey, have sea water into fresh water (or fidenco today that they could 11« ni|ihill presided and Sunny the 2.1 mile strip at $13,921). I’ Ians to proceed with or* ' home is proposed fur Bay been completed They are nice g*l the measure safely past a tinhorn was tho p r o g r a m Tiie town would pay materials ganlutlon of a non profit wa­ The director will bo rcqulr- tiic U. S. naval base there. . . . and now the com mission I Avenue between Second and j . arcorclins to the directive certain Senate filibuster. ) chuinnuii. at $33,100 and the county ter association for the Lake |fourth Streets: received a re-j j() ttor|( wj|j, ^ pomjjy p|an. ers have a private conference After nlno days of debate McIntosh also was rccog- would provide lalsor a n d Harney area received unani­ rfcom mcm| p|an. room. CAPU KENNEDY (1 PI) .post from Sanford Shopping \ ninR SAN FRANCISCO tUI’ l) — and action nn 138 amend- nized l>y the City Commission equipment at $10,800. mous approval from some VI • • • —The Nalion.il Ealmr Rela­ Center for utility and street p|ng o f thoroughfares, zoning, A 15-year old great-great ments, the House passed the Monday when Hemphill pre­ It was pointed out Uiat tills resident* at a meeting held We want to say a word tions Board said today It improvement*; heard f r o m subdivision regulations anil great-granddaughter of eom bill Monday night hy a vole of sented a resolution praising plan, if accepted, added to Monday night with Ramon C. com mending the mothers who woo'd seek a (oust order to City Attorney William Hutch- iamj UM, comr„|t . He would poser Johann Sebastian Bach, 2911 to 131). It is designed to .McIntosh fur Ida aervieca ns drainugo costs, could amount McGough, local representative direct traffic during school hall picketing; that tuned hull that Saxon Termite Coll- mpervue l Patriria liaeli, has been miss wipe out discrimination in j municipal judge, to approximately 40 per cent of tiie Farm Home Admiiv* hours at Third Street anil awa.v nearly *W, 0 m trol, Holly MU. haa filed no- j t^o, bulldll mg troin her home since last voting, p u b I i e afcommnda-1 o f the town's entire annual In­ MratVm and J m y P. Bah French Avenue. Children who! iic'V Spare enter'* -f err*' lard, FIIA engineer. j *. > - s •••*• . FMC: * * . ordli.g t • -*»an tions, employment, education [ come. attend West Side Elementary construction workers and Vmlnar C sriia i’s iii.'.»iwi vlis- j, provtll provil of S nnd Use o f federal funds. |f ’ S $ 8 ,0 1 1 .4 9 •)’ at|* i Krancitco police ConducUng the meeting waa Alicrnala proposals suggest­ School can cross the busy kept *21.1 million in spare missing the City of Sanfmd a*; dltion to administering (lie of Tiro hill now goes to the ~^ * ed hy the county ranged from P. Sieg Holmes who has don't • Haa*. Is.uli highway in safety. The school a i ifctulunt in u suit, nnd ‘ fire’s budget end other per building at a standstill. Senate where it faces a deter- / \ n d I OKC It paving the south one mile at much of tho preliminary wrote mothers arc handling it niceagiccti to plnre » sidewalk .sonnel. . . • ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia mined Southern effort to talk ^ $25,550, with Uic town paying to get Ihe plan under way. CAPE KENNEDY (U Pl) — |along Sanford Avenue at tiic The commission also agreed ( UIM)—Ethiopia and Somalia it to death. No attempt to LCOVC $l9,too and county, $0,130, to Maps and aerial photograph! Picketing railroad telegraph- Itllr ,,f pustoffice. Hut the individual employed blamed each other for their start ilrbnto is rx|teetcd Until ! Take It nr leave It! clay stabilizing Ihe south end wore shown and a question ________________ . Events coming up include ers today turned away nearly to fill the post would have to worsening border crisis today Into this month, however. lid * was Ihe attitude of at a cost of $t.23o, with Hie and answer period was ouzv the Silver Tea to lie presented all ihc Kennedy Space Ccn- ■. j- ■, rj , i have an undergraduate col­ and turned to the Organiza­ President Johnson hailed tliej the City Commission Mon­ town paying $2,2(io and Hie ductcd. lyinOn Sunday afternoon at the new ler’s 3,400 construction work- I j - r O O l lege degree plus two years tion for African Unity fOAU) House vote us “ an historic A five member committee day evening to a request by county $2,050. Sanford Public Library Build­ ers for a second day and kept of graduate work for his maswas approved by vote of those step forward for tire cause of the t l S. General Service* and the United Nations for Casselberry lias been asked ing on East First Street. The $213 million in space con , . ter* in city or regional planhuman dignity in America." Administration (GSA) for to submit It* decision in time attending for the purpose of SAN IA BARBARA, Calif, j mnj., ||,. would lie required help. tea will be given by the fine strurtion at a standstill. In a White House statement the Cily to Increase it* hid fur Inclusion on the agenda of securing an engineering firm arts department of the San­ (U P l)— A 15-foot python d r -| (l have at least one year of "ft looks just about the way lie irddril: (or Ihe vacant lot adjacent Hie Feb. 25 County Commis­ to make a feasibility survey ford Woman's Club ami the it did Monday," said a con­ scribed ns “ potentially danjc* actual experience, ‘‘Now tiic task is for tho In Ihe Public IJhrary, SYDNEY (UIM) — Austra­ sion meeting. Supiairt of the as soon as possible. Serving JayCce Wives Club. |he salary range for a struction spokesman. "P ra c­ rrous" was being hunted toon tiie committee will be • • • lia's navy minister announced Senate. I hope the name spirit When first approached fnr town's proposal has liern as­ planner meeting minimum tically everyone is g o n e day. of nonpartisanship will pre­ a bid, ConimUslonrrs de­ sured by delegations from the Holmes, chairman, and W.B, today that 85 crewmen are Also on the schedule for (his again." Peter Buttrn, 45, keeper of standards would lie from missing from Hie destroyer vail there to assure passage of rided on $8,000 and, In a mo­ South Seminole Elementary Heath, Mr*. Elbert Cammack, weekend is the Sanford-SemlAn Air Force spokesman the Child Estate Zoo at Ca-| $7,800 to $8,100 per annum, Voyager, which was split in (Ida trill, guaranteeing the ment of levity, added $11.41. and South Seminole Junior Mr*. Donald Dunn and Roy nole Art Association’s annual said most of the other 9,000 brill.. Beach here, reported the Morgan. two and Mink Monday night in fundamental rights o f all It resulted In being Ihe high High Schools. exhibit to be presented Sun­ union members at Hie missile snake missing Monday from Americans." a collision with the aircraft bid but GSA now a»k» for day afternoon at the Sanford renter, m o s t l y industrial its heated glass enclosure. Voting for tho bill were 152 at least $10,000, a bid ori­ carrier MelUmrnn 20 miles Civic Center. The too keeper said the workers, apparently crossed Himorrats and 138 Republi­ ginally Mbmlttrd by Her­ • • • off the southeast roast. snake was not poisonous, hut the picket lines at the cape’s United Press International cans. Opposed were 90 Demo­ man Jacobson bul rejected Cabbage led in sale* at the main entrances and showed that it could Inflict injury The U. S. one-do liar bill tl crats anti 31 Repuhlicana, by GSA. Sanford Slate Farmcr'a Mar­ up for work. from biting or constriction. supposed to have an average Changes In Sanford'* down City Commission quickly ket during January. More life of 13 months, and when TA LLA H A S S EE (UIM) town automobile p a r k i n g ! derided Monday evening to than 55.000 50-pound sacks of retired U burned by Um fed­ rules, to Indure shoppers to Gov. Farris Bryant today aplei its $8,011.4$ bid aland. cabbage were sold at an j eral reserve banka, according The Seminole County Com­ pointed Miami Beach attor­ patronize local stores, were average price of $1.81 per j mission today agreed to give to Hie World Almanac. urged of Hie City Commission ney James L. King to the sack. Also, 39,011 50-pouml whatever unofficial coopera­ by Glenn McCall, president of j State Board of Control which crates were sold at an aver­ Sun. John K. Mathews Jr., Hie Downtown Merchants A*-1 supervises the state univers- Jacksonville candidate f o r age price of $2.1J. Total sales .Sanford firemen made two tion it rould to a proposal lieamounted to $185,739.75 And sociation, Monday evening, j Ity system. governor, today announced run* Monday evening. They ing made by Vernon Dunn, HAVANA (U P l) — Foreign Tho Herald lout nod today Hint the pru|)OHC<l that's a lot of cabbage The association, McCall King. 30, currently Is presl- Hie ro-rhatrmen for his ram- extinguished a trash fire in a former eounly commissioner, correspondents were Invited metropolitan telephone system is in duiiKer of said, asks for a 120-day trial' dent of the junior bar section palgn in Seminole County vacant lot at Holly Avenue lhat a Seminole County Tax­ to a nearby sugar plantation heiiitf defeated. Of 5,200 votes cast h.v Sanford Today’s Chuckle— " \ guage period of covering llie park-1 of the Florida Bar, member will lie Dr. W. Vincent Ro­ and Filth Street at 5:14 p.m. payers' Association lie estab­ today to observe the opera­ area mtbscriberd of the Southern Itell telephone lished. of success is not whether you \ ing meters, with entoreed; of the board o( governors of berts, chairman of the San­ and removed an ovcrhculcd tion of a Russian made har­ Company there were approximately 300 more At a previous meeting ol have a lough problem to two-hour parking. At Hie end the Florida Bar, and ■ mem- ford Civil Service Board, and kerosene Move from the home vester that many enable Fidel the commission Hm members i handle." says First Baptist | "no" votes than “ yes" votes. of that lime, he added, Ihe her of Hie laurel of dlrertnr* Gene It Sti plicnson, Alta­ of Pat Summerlin, bio Pal Castro's revolutionary region of the board agreed to defer The proposed metropolitan plan would unite Church I’ a s t o r Fred B association would report on o( the Miami National Bank. monte Springs councilman. niello Avenue, at 8:10 p.m. to Inrrrase sugar production. any action until Hie opinions Seminole County into a single toll free teleChance, "but whether it is j any Increase in business and of Hie Seminole County Board plume system and eliminate tho invisible barrier tiic same problem you had possibly request complete re­ of Public Instruction and the which separates the northern and southern seclast year." moval o f the meters. Seminole County Chamber of lions o f the county. Tin* asr-ociatlon also re­ Commerce could be obtained, There are 3,200 votes vet to lie cast by quested anjle parking on Although no expressions Sanford area subscribers. Unless there is a sub­ First and Second Streets be­ from those other hoards were stantial number of “ yes" votes the pro|H»8al will tween Oak and Sanford Ave­ available, Hie commissioners l.o defeated and Sanford will have turned its nues and on Palmetto and loll that something construc­ bark on another opportunity to enhance its Magnolia Avenues between tive rould route from such an First and Third Streets. growth and development. organization. The Herald reiterates that 15 years ago The pro|Kiialt were refer­ Fluoridation o( Sanford’s Commissioner John Atexan two-thirds of the county’s imputation was in red hy Hie Commission to city water supply, under its tier declared that tiic people Sanford. Time has reversed the situation. To­ City Manager W. E. Knowles propoved $800,000 water im­ of this county should lie inter for study and report. day two-thirds of Seminole’s jiopulation is outprovement program, at an rated ill the county's tax prob aide the greater Sanford area. added cost of *8 tm. was or­ leuii and suggested coopera Sanford must rceoRidec this fact and dered hy Hie City CommP'ioti Uon. realize that it needs the county and the best Sanford Public Library, Monday evening when It in­ Dunn has declared that bis method o f uniting itself with the fast jrrowintr recently installed In it* new structed City Manager W. E. interest is only in assisting in southern section of Seminole is to demolish the home at First Street and Ktxvwles to. a.k for bids on Ihe establishment of Uic tuxI’almrllo Avenue, la uu a phone wall. the overall project. payers' group. new operating schedule: Too many Southern Hell subscribers in this Ten Informative column* A . Edwin ShlnlioDer in Open at 18 a.m. ail day* a area have placed a greater emphasis on the 31), (Ictuiliiitf current tax reformed the Commission the week, close at I p.m. Wedto or 50 cents a month increase in rates instead Kuhition* w i l l s t a r t fluoridation program was re aesdaya, • p.m. Fridays^und of a penny-n-day investment in the future of WediH'Mtlny in Tiie Sunquested by all Sanford den­ « p.m. other days. Sanford. ford Ilorn Id. Washington tists, all hut one Sanlord doc­ To those; of von who have not >et indicated NEWPORT, N. II. ( UPl ) tux lawyer t'lmrlca \V. tors, Sanford Naval Air Sta­ vottr preferenre. The Herald jioiilts out that tho When they had tiie wood chop Schocncmun will tfive you tion, Junior Chamber of Regular service will be of­ success or failure of tho propowd system de­ ping contest last weekend at tip* that cun tuive Unto Commerce and the itolary fered by Sanford and other pends upon you,’ Will you invest a penny or so u Hie annual Newport Winter and money — will detail Club. Seminole County post office* day to brliiR more business to Sanford? in turn, WHAT MIGHTY FISHERMEN arc thcae ! I I K. J. Peopled, o f Yale Carnival, not a single lumber­ now travel and entertain-* City Attorney William Hut­ Wednesday, Lincoln'* birth­ it will provide more jobs, more people, more Avenue, took his sons, Albert (left) and Joe (right), and their friend, jack showed up with an ax. ment laws. The 1064 In­ chison was instructed to draft day, but holiday service only saluries and even more business? Hemle Harbour, out on tho Ht. Johntv River for a fishing (rip last Sunday. It waa decided not to hold come Tax Primer is eaay the necessary ordinnn.-e for will prevail on Feb. 22, Wash­ If the pru|H>*ul fails Sanford's progress will Tlteae boys came home not with fish but with three live rabbits. The the contest because all the to read—euay to uae. Bo approval and for aubmiasion ington’s birthday, according le suffer at least another 10-year set liack. It’s boys sighted the rabbit* on a small island and snared them with their competitors cam * equipped uure to watch for these to tbs State Board of Health Postmaster Cecil* Heard, fishing oats. f ittim U up to you. abat—awfc MOSCOW (UIM)—Valentina Nikolaycv-Tcrcshkova. Die So­ viet Union's pioneer space woman, was home Monday from a vi-it to Britain. Ball Tonight Planning Chief Authorized By Cigarette Tax Seen County Board Loss In Estimated Rex Rules Paving Plan Hits Snag In Casselberry Beatles Guarded House Rights Votes Boost Senate Hopes Cape Pickets Hold Off 3,400 Harney Water Plan Approved Bach Girl Missing Each Blames Other Of It Escapes Zoo 8 5 M is s in g Parking Rules Change Asked Board Supports Taxpayer Group Attorney Named EDITORIAL COMMENT Mathews Names 2 County Aides T e B e p B t i® r a ® Expendable Two Fire Calls Red Reaper Cily Voles For Fluoridation Library Mourn Woodchopping Contest Axed Mail Service helpful coltfMfc hft its approval ft'-' r j. ._ . # 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. 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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 10, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/245080e7f52485ffa65082d630e3f85d.pdf 7a4629c61d0e12e88684fa1b3d521489 PDF Text Text fffir BanTnrh frralfi Pngq 12 — Jan. 23, 10G-I By Dorothy Austin Intensive training and mctlcutoui attention to detail waa much apparent Itf the per* formance of the Columbia Boycholr, Tuesday on the stage of Seminole High School. Brought to Sanford under the auspices of the Mutual Concert Association of Semi­ nole County, the talented youngsters are gathered from all over the country, and trained in Princeton, N.J. for their national tours. Songa ranging through the works of Handel, Negro spir­ ituals and the comtcmporary works of George Gcr&hwin de­ lighted tho large audience, which Included midshipmen from the Sanford Naval Aca­ demy as guests of the asso­ ciation. One of the highlights of the concert was the presentation of a one-act comic opera by F r a u Joseph Haydn, entitled "The Apothecary", which the young boys executed with de­ ceptive ease, adding acting and dancing to their vocal talents. In part three of .the concert the choir took a break while concertmastcr and director Donald Bryant played three piano pieces, Dance of Die Gnomes, Consolation and La Campanula, all by Franz Liszt The final presentation In the Concert aeries for this year will be the famous and unuaual puppet show, "Llord’a International," which will ap­ pear here on February 10th. Tho show features some •mazing effects In the world of puppetry, including rain, •now and fireworks, and an extraordinarily large cast of puppets, all activated by one man. Seminole County concert membera are reminded today by AMoclatlon P r e s i d e n t Judge Vernon Mlzo that their memberships alto entitle (hem to attend the concerts In Cocoa at the Cocoa High School auditorium. Concerts scheduled the rest of the season In Cocoa in­ clude: February 17th; "The Tam ­ ing of tho Shrew" by Playors, Inc. February 29th; "The Merry Widow," by the National Opera Company; March 14th; Jose Molina and h li Spanish Ballet; April 18th; Gcorgo Lucktenburg, reowned harpsichordist. GENEVA (UPI) - Neutral nations ot the Geneva dis­ arm am ent conference today expressed strong support for President Johnson's five point plan to freeze strategic arm a­ ments. Delegates from the eight neutralist nations represented at Genova said the United States and Russia should be­ gin concrete negotiations with­ out delay. The dclcgatoa welcomed the President's pence plan as a m ajor constructive move and Indicated they’ll give it open support during tho forthcom­ ing talks. The conference, which re­ turned Tuesday, scheduled a plenary meeting for Thursday morning. The neutrals, who pushed hard for a nuclear test ban treaty at Geneva last year, indicated they planned to take * back seat for tho time be­ ing to give tho big powers (line to consider detailed pro- ELI YODER OP DEIIARY AND LORIKG 111JKOKHS of Sanford (second from left) are pictured purchasing Girl Scout cookies from Judy Tanner and Elnino Chapman (far right). Girl Scouts are now selling cookies at numerous locations throughout tho county. (Herald Photo) County Hanger Albert Har­ ris today warned that time la running out for landowners to order seedling pines available through the Florida Forest Service If they wish to plnnt this year. Reason ends In February. Full information and de­ tails of tho planting program may he had by cnlllng Harris at the Longwood Fire Tow­ er, 838-1220. Tho following bulletin, Is­ sued by the Forest Service, explains, to some extent, the value of the pine forest in Florida’s economic atructure. Tlie plno — tall green backbono of a half - billion dollar Industry In Florida — is an amazing tree. And planted by the millinna, aa Florida farmers and land­ owners have planted this sea­ son, the result also Is re­ markable. At maturity, those planted pines open up new Join In town, new homes go up, anil retnil sales Increase. A stand uf mutura pines Is a kind of working capital. Aa those planted pinea grow, so do opportunities In busi­ ness and Industry. Of eon rue there are few Individual landowner* who could plant enough pines to change the economic face of a community. Yet something of that effect Is reached In any aren when a number of landowners put a portion of their unused Und to growing timber. The single pine tree It­ self Is noteworthy. For the chemical processes and en­ gineering feats of the tree urn wonders to behold. Kncli tree’s basic unit of life is the cell. Inside each cell is n nucleus which car­ ries the chromosomes which guide the development of tho tree. These cell* servo as factories for manufacturing and utilizing needed substan­ ce*. The root of the tree, too, Is n marvelous organ. Thu main root atructure serves to hold the tree upright But each tree also has tiny roots similar to haira In size stret­ ching out from the older ami ALICE DUNNETT tielarger roota which serve as nion*truted h o w to vital avenues. mako dccorativo p i n * The tiny hair-like roota from copper wiro at finger around and through Tuenday niKht’* South the soil absorbing moisture Seminole Junior High and nutrients — all part of PTA program present­ the "factory.” ed by tho Practical and The pine, If not taken for Fine Art* Department, granted, la an impressive (Herald Photo) thing to see and ponder. Un­ seen are the complicated proccssea which go on quiet­ ly beneath the hark. In the dark green needlra, and un­ der the soli. Indeed, the whole process which turns un unused acre PALMDALE, Calif. (U P H Into woodland profit — with Tuinhling tumbleweeds may a minimum of investment and sound poetic when put to mus­ care—Is remarkable. ic, but the troubleaoinc desert pl.inU were cause for war Tuesday. Coral nourishes nllhln 00 Fifty men armed themselves feet of the water surface, hut with pitchforks and baUled a usually does nut grow below wall of tumbleweed* that had 130 feet, where light is poor. surrounded a home develop­ ment. "trapping" about HXI families. Strang desert wind* were blamed for uprooting the tum­ bleweeds that swirled acrasi the countryside and lodged against homes and garages at the Desert View Highluml* tract on the west side of town. LBJ Invited WASHINGTON (UPJ) Florida’* Democratic congrraslonal delegation invited President Johnson Thursday to dine with them Feb. ST at ■ JldO-a-plate fund ratling dinner at Miami p^geh. Postmarks To Drop Time WASHINGTON (UPD—Beginning Feb. I, the postmark on letters mailed in the Unit­ ed States will bear a simple "a.m ." or "p.m ." notation with the time of mailing elim­ inated. The Post Office Department said high-speed mail metering equipment caused elimination of the time marking. Count­ less manhours were wasted in setting cancelling machines 48 limes a day to the nearcit half-hour. able from most colleges a» low Interest rates as well as on-campus jobs for students who need them. When extend­ ing aid, colleges usually ex­ pect the student to earn $300 during the summer toward his tuition. Bowers also called attention to loans available through the National Defense Act which are made on the basis of need with preference given to the student of modern foreign languages, math, science or teaching. These loans are not due un­ til one year after the student leaves college and are paid back in 10 years at three per cent Interest. Half of the loan is ranceled If the recipient goes into the teaching pro­ fession. He advised that students start making decisions as to college and the means of fin­ ancing at least by the begin­ ning of their senior year. Rev. Kdward Miller of the Altamonte Springs Community Chapel gave the opening de­ votion, speaking on the im ­ portance of assuming respon­ sibility. Principal Carlton Henley re­ ported on the new activities at Lyman such as the How­ ling Team now being organiz­ ed under direction of assist­ ant principal Ray Pharr and the Brain Howl Tram spon­ sored by Ficteher Cockrell. A Leadership Council con­ sisting of club and class offi­ cers lias been set up to pro­ mote better student-faculty re­ lations and a better school program through tho ex­ change of ideas. The early history of the PTA waa reviewed by Jam es Blrkenmeyer in honor of Founders Day ordinarily cele­ brated in February but com­ memorated at this meeting alee the Lyman PTA has no meeting scheduled for next month. An offering was taken to lie contributed for support of Slate PTA work. R. T. Mil wee of the ways and maens committee an­ nounced that the next PTA fund raising event will he a Variety Night scheduled fur Friday, March 13. in the Ly­ man auditorium. Talented parents and teachers are be­ ing recruited to take part in vhat promises to be a rollick­ ing evening of entertainment. Mrs. Jainrs Birkcnineycr hat been named to represent Lyman on the nominating committee of the PTA Cnun ty Council. Howard Babbitt, treasurer, reported a net profit of $114 from Ibc sale of Christmas cards. Refreshments of doughnuts, coffee and punch were servde in the cafeteria by the 11th grade mothers following the meeting. The next meeting will lie held March 17 and will in­ clude a panel discussion on the problems of parents and teenagers. FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE By Joan Mngin Members of the Chuluota Retired Folks Club named Verne Black as president at a recent election meeting of llic group. Other officer* for the year are Wallace Adkins, vice pres­ ident; Mrs. George Haig, sec­ retary; Mrs. K. J. Buckley, treasurer and Mrs. If. Boswell, information secretary. Meetings of tho club are held a t the Community Cent­ er nn the third Thursday of each month beginning with a pot-luck supper served a t 8 p. m. New members are atvvaya welcome. President Warren G. Hard­ ing was (he first U. S. chief executive to pay income tax, in 1923. MATHER of Sanford 9 Complete Other 3-Room Group* An Low As J288 Yes, We Have Film For Your New Instamatic Camera! Wieboldt's EASY TERMS Open Fridny Nights MATHER of Sanford Sanford’s Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 K. First St. FA > 01 86 PROOF RLEND Black & White Beefeater F O U R R O SE S O LD CROW IMP. ENGLISH GIN Reg. 7.15 Imp. Canadian Bond 80 PR. BLEND Seagram's Guckenheimer Charred Oak O VD O T l\. STRAIGHT IIOUItHON 33.88 CASE OF 12 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 LIQUOR FOR LESS MARTINI & ROSSI NOBODY... BUT N O B O D Y SELIS W H I S K E Y Vermouth 1 0 0 " , w * THAN BENEDICTINE KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURDON Personally tested and acleclcd by our n a n experla In Ky. We guarantee thin auperb whiskey to be the lightest bourbon in the world. REG. 3.00 VALUE MONK LIQUEUR It KG. $10 SHELLANE BOTTLED Old German GIN or VODKA Goebel’s DARK & TILFORD OLD ECHO SPRING 8 YR. HI It. BRIL A H r* Kslra Strength Beer or Ale 8.20 BLEND Regent $ 0 { Beer Mm* j 21-12 o*. (’ana 21-12 u*. Cana 21-12 o*. Cana SC11ENLEY RES, J. W. DANT 10 YEAR 3 TM HTIt. HUH. IMPORTED SCOTCH IN S T A L L A T IO N PER IN LB. CYLINDER CHARRED OAK 7 Yr. Str. Ky. Brb, I fs a iu V p i l A ’w L I U m uM if? [W lyKgmB , , . will make your yard a aafe haven fer children and pets . . . It protect* trees and shrubbery, enhances the appearance and tnrreasea the value of your property and WILL LAST A LIFETIME. *«• * • . ♦ % Through our 1IAPI Dept, you PAY ONLY • ________ *. CINE BILL and get a FULL OUARANJ TEE on the entire job . . . Easy Terms, V V of course. LIVING ROOM: Nylon covered Sofa Bed with Matching Chair, I Tables and 2 Lamps BUD ROOM: • Bookcase Bed. • Double Dresser • litnerspring Mattress and Matehlng Box Spring • Roomy rh rs t • Beautiful' Danish Modern Design in Satin Walnut Finish DINETTE with Table and 4 Matching Chaim SHELL E X P E R T Deluxe 3-Room Group IMPORTED SCOTCH Ohio ranks first among stato of tho Union in produc­ tion of dolomite and lime­ stone. HEAVY ATTACK Squadron 3 won the John II. Rear Memorial Safe Driving l’lai|iiu for 1963 for having tho lowest number of driving de­ merit* jw?r |icr*on among pcriwnnul at Sanford Naval Air Station. Tho pluque i* given in me­ mory of Cdr. John Hear, VAll-U, fatally in­ jured in an automobilu accident in 1957. (’apt. Robert M. Ware (loft), NAS commanding offi­ cer, present* tho award to Cdr. George Kimmon*. VAH-3 commanding officer, nnd Lt. (jg) Cliff Dowell, VAH-3 safe driving officer. Fat Overweight Available to Ji.u without a Hwlor'x prescription. our pro. Hurl railed Odrlncx. You mu«l lo t' ugly fat In 7 d ajs or jour mnnrj hark. Odrinex i< a linr tabl.’t und raally t>« ni­ ton id. Get rid «r cxrri*» fal and live longer. Odrinex co-ts jU.no and It tnld nn Ihit guar, an lrr: if not aalitfi'd for any rrr.ton. jut! rrlurn Ihr park, age In jour drujrgi"! and get your full money bark. Nn i|ur*tion* a»kcd. Odrinex it told «ilb Ibis iiuarantrr by: Meltejnold* Drug Store — Sanford — Mail order* filled. Great Savings On Easy Terms Retired Folks Hold Election 100 Families Trapped By Tumbleweeds Plastic Capsule NKtV YORK (U P !)—Prob­ ably the only plastic time capeule reals Inside the corneretonu of nn amphitheater in llradtlown, Ky. The lR.inrh cylinder, made by Tube Plas­ tic* Inc., Cherautron Corp. af­ filiate, from industrial piping system parte, contains tri­ butes from many persons In public life to Stephen Foster. Nearby atands "My Old Ken­ tucky Homa,” which Inspired the Foster balled. Centennial observance of his death will take place this year. By Jane CasKlberry Guidance Director Jatnen Bowers presented the overall picture on college admissions, scholarships and financing at the Lyman High PTA Meeting held Tuesday night in the school auditorium. Bowcra told the parents that there la no reaaon, nowadays, with the many college achol* arships, grants, aids and loana available trom colleges, industry, banks and the Fed­ eral Government, that the conscientious student from even a family tit moderate means should not lie able to enter college. The average cost of college tuition is $1,810 a year and statistics show that the aver­ age student works to pay 2.1 per cent of the coat* himself, 10 to 50 per cent comes from the parent* current Income, 10 to IS per rent from loana, savings or Investment* and 10 per cent from scholarships and awards. He mentioned the co-op pro­ gram sponsored by Martin Company, which allows a student to work alternate M B V No Inblallution Charge Delivery Anywhere in Seminole County R EL ^ M GRANTS 8 YEAR DEWAR'S WHITE LABEL Keg. 7-58 — 88.93 Cats A B C C O C K T A IL L O U N G E HOME OF THE 9 OPINING r K IN G SIZ ED H I-BA LL CORONET V. S. Q. BRANDY III (LOSING )9< Imp. French Brandy FA 2-0500 Sanford, FI*. BEG. 5.33 Sanford Gas Co, IN W. let BT. �KDITOntAt; COMMENT Board Selects Orange County Site Let's * * * € & * + By Julian Stenstrom Toss away your ralnchecka, friends. The Board of Control haa spoken. • • s Nobody esn say Seminole was not united. Nobody can say the county didn't put forth Its best effort. (Fit? D a n fo r t* f e r a l l i ZipZip Code 32771 > J WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and tonight with fog tonight; high todaday 7 5 ;low tonight 60-65. United Press Leased Wire Established l'JOS Fill., JANUARY 24, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. I l l Next week Sanford area telephone subscrib­ ers will yet an opportunity to make a decision of ntnjor importance to the future of Seminole County. The growth of the northern and southern sections of the county is lending Seminole into two geographical areas. To forestall the possi­ bility of further sectionalism creeping into the business, professional ami political life of the county, several steps must be taken. The initial step to be taken is to aolve the problem of communications. Telephone subscribers in the* northern area are served by the Southern Bell Telephone Com­ pany and southern subscribers are served by the Winter Park Telephone Company. This situation means toll charges on calls between the arena. The Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce has obtained an agreement by the two companies to establish u metropolitan telephone system which will enable any Seminole tele­ phone subscriber to dial toll free any other tele­ phone in I lie county, plus Winter Park. The system will Im put into effect approxi­ mately 15 months from now if Southern Bell subscribers will agree decisively to a slight in­ crease in rates. Basie rates for business phones would be raised $ 1.50 while residential rates for private lines would Ixi increased 50 cents, two party phones -10 cents ami four-parly phones 30 cents. The slight increase, however, will enablo Sanford subscribers to dial toll free some 35,000 phones instead of the present 15,000 phones. The Herald joins county-wide business, pro­ fessional, governmental and civic organizations and loaders in soliciting a most decisive approval of the promised mutro|>olitan system. The slight increase in rates will be nton» Hum offset by the tremendous increase in the number or phones which can be dialed toll free. Tito system will unify the county and go far to eliminate sectionalism. Divided the county can grow only in spite of itself. United the county can grow into a com­ munity which will be able to take its rightful place among the leading counties of Florida. Further steps toward unification, progress ami development of our economy depends upon tlte unification of communications. Th# Herald urges you to make your decision in favor of tha Metropolitan Telephone System. Seminole must have It. Adamucci Plot Chosen As Compromise By Fred Vsn Pelt Hopelessly deadlocked between Hie Lake Ada site in Seminole County and the Hlucxtonc site in * • • Orange County, the State Of course, the board of con­ Board of Control here this trol's action today Is a re­ morning romprumiked and se­ commendation to the Florida lected the Adamucci site for Hoard of Education. It does the proposed East Central not mean that the proposed Reds Up Ante Florida University. GENEVA (U P D — The So university will he put In Or­ The Adamucci site is owned ange County. The Hoard of vict Union today raised Ur h> Tony Adnmilcri of New Education, which is composed price for an agreement on ban Jersey, as principal owner, of the governor and his cab­ nlng the spreud of nuclca with eight or 111 owner* of ad­ inet member*, must put its weapon* by insisting tlm joining tracts to comprise the final stamp of approval on France also take pari. l.ooo acres offered by Orange the site. County. • • • ‘No Hand Out’ Tito site lays on Hie east WASHINGTON ( U r i) This Is not to say they won't. side of SR 520 with the But when It’s so obvious that President Johnson suys hi Orangc-Scminolc County line a Seminole site would serve former aide Hobby Baker uai as the northern boundary. It all of cast Central Florida it's “asking for nothing and ns fa is Irss than five miles smith our opinion that the Hoard of ns f knew expected nothing of Oviedo. Education should give serious from the $581 stereo Bake The Hoard took four vote* consideration to the surround­ gave him. before a compromise vote on ing counties and their desires Adamucci. to have the school placed on a Florida Visitors ♦ • • site more accessible than any STUAUT (U PD —Canadla Charles Forman of FI. Lau­ other. Prime Minister Lester B. Pear derdale moved for (lie Martin • • # son and Mrs. Pearson began i site south of Orlnntlo nml this l,ce Gary wants it known one-week to tO-day vacatioi was defeated on a 3-3 vote. that when the Hoard of Con­ in seclusion tuduy a t tha ex Chester Whittle of Orlando trol visited Oviedo yesterday elusive Hohc Sound common moved for the Adamucci site it was the City of Oviedo who ity on the Atlantic Ocean ncu and this was voted down, 3-3. entertained the Orange Coun­ here. John Pace of 1’cnsaeola mov­ tyCommissioners. Seminole ed for the Tuskawilla site and Commissioners entertained the Bandit Slain Hits was voted down, 3 3. For­ Board of Control. TAMPA (U P D —One youna man again muvrd for the • • • E. Kimthoff ami James I. Smith, Treasurer AI HAROLD H. KASTNKR, (seated) illustrious gunman was ahot down and Marlin site and agnin it was Skinner, President Roy G. Williams, First Vice rre d Van Pelt, our manag­ hit companion captured Thurs­ Potentate of the Bahia Temple, installed officers defeated 3-3. President Leroy C. Robb, Secretary R. C. Whit­ ing editor, reported from Or­ day when they fled the sub­ nt Thursday night’s meeting of the Sanford Gcrt Schmidt of Jackson­ mire, Director Joe Corley, Second Vice President lando that no vote at all was Shrine Club. Approximately 250 Shriners and urban Exchunge Bank of Tem­ ville moved for a second vote taken on the Lake Ada site. Ralpii B. Wight II, ami Director Speedy Willis. their Indies attended the affair at the Mayfair ple Terrace carrying $113,000 on the Adamucci site ami it This Is certainly strange since (H e ra ld P h o to ) Inn. Standing (left to right) are Directors W. in cash—and ran into an a r­ carried. S-l. Dr. Wayne Mc­ this was the site endorsed by Call of Ocala (hen changed so many of the newspapers riving force of policemen. Ills nay vote for the Adamuc­ and other news media In this ci vole to make it a unani­ area, plus two county com­ No Smoke Screen MIAMI BEACH (UPD — mous 6 0. missions. Cigarette manufacturers have • • • Chairman Baya Harrison pointed out that Hits recom­ Back to tha goings-on In the major responsibility in not mendation by the Hoard of Seminole . . . final tryouts giving youngsters’ the Impres­ for the Lake Mary Chamber’s sion th at amokiug ia fashion­ By United Press Intcrnslional WASHINGTON u ; t i > — Control must bo approved by talent show will be held Mon­ able, a National Assoc iation of Scimte tux writers laid before I State Hoard of Education. A blizzard swept Ihe North­ Ho also said Jhat there arc day night a t 7:30. Ticket Broadcasters b o a r <1 a a I d * Jim Pigott. Seminole High their colleague* today a *11.5 . . . . . . . ,_, ern Plsini today and freezing ' * much details to be worked sales, *tl* reported, are go­ Thursday. School's football coach lot the sleet spread southward across i billion tax cut program ut> turh „ orange County ing well. The show will be ( • »• <• • i bio .(lldwt sIT Vh.uMi M orins pass seven > .'hia, t<>da an­ held a t Sanford Junior High Nixon ‘Runs’ 1 ’ jlMk rd after n confusing wind- obtaining title and also there NEW YOHK ( t P I i —lo r- skittered down tlx* Mississip­ nounced his raiiiliilacy foi tlm up to more than four weeks of must tie soil boring tests, Feb. 29. • • • mer Vice President IHriiard pi Valley and along the Gulf office of su|iei intemleiil of labor. In view of these statements We got a bottle of “ Gold- M. Nixon practically stepped Coast. •n.„ .1 .. by public instruction. He is the I hr 11 - mouther rm anre . / Harrison, . .. and. because of Heavy snow warnings were w ater” from a nephew of ours Into Ute contender’s circle . . . I Ihe proximity of Ute Tuskaj first to announce fur this posiCommittee completed vvoik » n ,wil||| ,n Seminole County, at Wake Forrest. An attached Thursday night by announcing j posted from flic Dakotas to the biggest tax cut tu history j ||u. Board Indicated Hut If Hie note read: "D ear Unk: Tills he would accept a d raft for Michigan. Traffic conditions 1Hun. Pigott, 13. holder of bach­ is to get even with you for the Republican presidential grew more treacherous by the Thuntday, voting approval 12 ; Adamucci site Is not deliveriiour. putting 'Lodge' on my Gold- nomination. i ed it will give next cunslderaelor of a its and musters de­ to 5. The sluriii slammed llie Da­ water campaign buttons.” 1tion to the Tuskawilla site. grees in education from the 'I he top priority im-asurc, • • • kotas with up to four inches Sukarno Refuses Mi. . .. . At the opening of the meet. University of Florida, declined *HH) million larger than the ^ KormaI1( an advmrcd adHemembcr that letter to the LONDON (U I’D — Atty. of fresh snow. Blowing and Hint thcie arc two primary hill passed by Hie House Sept. vocals for the Hlueslona iite. editor from “ Teenagers of Gen. Robert F. Kennedy said drilling was widespread from 11iisons for Ids decision. 25, would slush tax tales for said he did not propose (his America” in The Herald e a r­ on arrival from his Far East Hie Dakotas through Northern lie explained: lier tills week. We've got a peace mission today that In­ Minnesota. virtually every U. S. taxpayer morning to deadlock the “ I have a deep-seated desire Thunderstorms dumped 1.07 reply. Look for it Monday. and corporation. donesian President Sukarno board again. He continued to , lo ii.ic my special t-dilcation • • • Two-thirds of the reduction* speak for tlte milestone site refused to promise hint to give inches of rain in six hours at and lalenU to serve the people We have to agree with How­ up his opposition to British- Columhii*. Miss., and amounts would he effective lids election hut there waa no vote on that of more than an inch were of Seminole County, partic­ ard Long, a long time Sanford backed Malaysia. year, retroactive to Jan, I, and tract this morning. reported across the Gull ular*/ your young people, A Iresident who used to beIn the lialanco on Jan. I, 1905, Schmidt continued that lie JIM PIGOTT i s o , , wish actively to oppose Cojst states. the plumbing business, Uiat U. S. Willing.Senate leadcih hope to start | still favored Lake Ada this any icfcrvmlum vote in this the site where (he County floor debate next week or by morning but there was no WASHINGTON (U PI) — county which would muke the Home is loested is one of the President Johnson says the IVb. 3 and steer the bill vote on the .Sanford site. Also, office of euperintendent of prettleat on UJ». 17-92 between United States Is willing to dis­ through the Hrnnto by mid- Pace expressed himself, lhat public instruction an appoin­ Sanford and Orlando. Fcbruary. Prospect* for final he believed I.ake Ada to be cus* with Panama any issues tive office. • • • congressional p a s s n g u by the best site, lie continued dividing the two nations, pre­ “ I uin convinced that the I TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — When all the past presidents sumably including the canal March 1 appeared good. that he could not see placing person who holds thin office ’ Florida collected a record of the Seminole JayCees treaty, 30 days after diplomat­ the university aouth or west should be elected by the voters $9.3 million last year from its talked yesterday, it was still ic relations are restored. CHICAGO (UPI) — United of Orlando. Floyd "P ep Talk” Palm er Auto Worker* President \\ wi­ since they lire the propln who I*.1 load and bridge toll proHarrison said la- wanted the must finance our county school jects. who called on the young civic ser P. Reuther, burking Pres­ university lo he near the leadera of the area to stay Skeleton Found The lto.nl Depaitmenl said ident Johnson's plea to indus­ system.” population center, tliut he was on the ball and do even more Pigott, born in Ellenton. Thursday the take was *1.2 8T. PETERSBURG (UPD— try to hirn inure woikerx in­ in favor of I.ake Aila hut now ATLANTA (U P .) _ Cur. for the community. .Manatee (anility, said ho was million above the total for A human skeleton was found stead of paying overtime: tih Publishing C miptsny to- *,c I* <ifod Die Tallahassee • • • fully certified in both element- jpu”, w|,lch eel the previous •It t* srundnlou* that mil­ Thursday night by a i0-yearlay filed notice of ap p eal of deadlock on Jan 10 whlrli Before you make plans for ary and secondary administru-: rt(.uri|, a * Hill,(((HI libel jud g m en t provaled this new, flexible Feb. 2, remember the Heart old youth walking through a lions of workers put in exces­ thin and supervision, social, The truffle total * as 51.7 aw arded to fo rm er footliall clarice. Fund's hootenanny which is to heavily wooded area in south sive overtime hours w h i l e studies, driver edueution and otliers can't find jobs.” Harrison said that early million vehicles, nl«o u record coach W ally B utts. lie held at the OrlandoSemi- SL Petersburg. physical education. Ho holds a i3 lie i.. .publishing I... . tins, morn ng, he„ routed out and up (1.7 millh n over 19.12. note Fronton. And while w e're firm drop, „ „ , of. Bank I (curbing certificate, i ., 1 , . ,| ,, ' bed Forrest Kelley, laiard The Sunshine Skyway over reminding you about things, pro its action into the If, H. .... , „ . highest gianted by the Stale , . , . , ,, ... arch eel, and they made a lower 'lumps Hay was (lie ,1, Strict have you bought your Girl court clerk’. o f ^ . L AdamUccl site. D e p a r t m e n t of Education. biggest producer of revenue clearing Ihe way f„r another „ e „ j(, |hc). drove out east Scout cookies yet? If “ Tills mnro than quulilies witli its total of $2.1 mil­ c u r t buttlu in the sensation. „ , 8hwa>. V) haven't been asked, you |hc siu. a„d mo for thi! position I shall he lion. be in the hospital or In seeking in the primary elec­ 11 , . . . . found It lo lx- 20 9 mile* from The rookies are on sale every, Butt*, former athletic d.rec. hU downtown holt V ic and tions,” Pigott said. He has where. tor of the University of j„ 3 minute* driving time served 14 y e a n in Hie public • • • Georgia, sued the Saturday | | c >a,d |,r would vote against schools of Florida. Ho was Lee Bob Shedden of Southern Evening Post, n Curtis pub- tho Marlin . | tc am| he did. County supervisor of element­ Bell called to aay that H I(cation, in a $10 million libel j,-jvc niinutc* after the' ary physical education for one should be made clear If the Congressman 8yd llerloog suit following publication of meeting adjourned, Harrison year and nssistunt football metro phone system is ap­ roach a l Fort Myera high reported this morning that on aiticlc alleging that Butts received a telegram from (he proved Sanford area residents school. He spent six years in l,ir Defense Department lias gave away Georgia team General Electric Company at will also be able to call Win­ Alachua County as athletic ••'lit to Congress a hill for | secrets Daytuna Beach asking thnt ter Park toll free in addition director, head foothull roach military construction amount* the laiard give every consid­ to all Seminole county phones. • • • ing to slightly mure than |i) and teacher. eration to its employes and The Sanford Downtown staff ami place Hie univer­ Since then Pigott has been million for various improveMerchants Association will sity in Seminole County. in Seminole County, serving ments at Hie Sanford Naval meet Tuesday at 3 p. m„ in Senator Mack Cleveland and four year# as county coordln- Air Station, First Federai'a caucus room. utor of thu summer enrich-' The fund* will b« used for , TAMPA ( UPI) _ Two chit-1 J#m e‘ P* Aver* J r ” They’re going to discuss tha ment program. He wus piesi- improvement of operational, dren burned to death near Seminole County (fommlsdowntown parking situation. dent of the Seminole County maintenance and production, here late Thursday night in •kmers, after the decision cxGlen McCall,association Teacher*' Federal Ciedit Un-' housing and rommunicatiuns' a lire caused by an explosion f,rc3fcC<* *or Seminole president, aaya “ Every ion for two years. facilities. in a wood stove LouDty the town business man Between 1940 ami 1945, Pig—------ ------------Police identified Hie vie-, Jj°ard ,of business" should be represent­ ott served with Die U. S. arm- „ . 1time a* Mary Alice Hill. 12. “,H" 0 f«l!ntao,« « ■nd ed. ed forces. Ha is a member of B e n e f i t D i n n e r and her broil,cr. Lewi. Thom-1 /uU l'°0Pcrillon ' or • • • the First Methu<liat Church of ! The Men's Club of the Cas­ a . Hill, nine. Mr. and Mrs. | ,he fu,ure' Also Karlyle Houshulder has Sanford and teaches the Fel­ selberry Community Metho­ Hobert Eugene Hill and two the first quarterly T called the dist Church will sponsor an­ of their five children c-caped N C W ( J r H n jjf G lowship Kuiiilay school class. meeting of the Board of Dir­ He is married Ur the former other of their "all you can Ihe blaze. GAINESVILLE (UPI) — ectors of the Seminole County Mrllm Anita lUeder of (ill* cal" ro ad beef dinners at the B. F. WHEKLER JR. of Oviedo has been elected Firemen said the tiro broke Tlie University of Florida's Chamber of Commerce. It’s Jetta, 4 la. They and llicir four church this Saturday from k out when Hill. 42, poured fuel agricultural extension service • vice prenident of the Citizens Bunk of Oviedo. to be convened next Thursday 7 p.m. Proceed* will b« oil into a kitchen stove con- announced today it has davelchildren. Chuck 14, Pam 13, The action wax taken by the board of directors ■t 7:30 p. m., a t the Sanford Patti 10 and Eddie ‘A, reside used In buy equipment for tuinlng binning wood embers, oped a new orange by crossing Civic Center. Put that one on following the lutnk'n annual gtockholdera* meet­ tha Sunday School room*. to I/ocb Arbor. i^eur calendar oov! Tbs »to .* exploded. a lajigelo and * Ungarin*. ing in Oviedo last week. > VOL. 56 nnLANDO n s u iA ... BRIEFS Snow In Plains; Pigott Announces Rain In South For Superintendent Reuther Hits Excessive Overtime Tax Bill Given To Senate Highway Tolls Top $9 Million Curtis Appeals In Butts Case $6 Million NAS Bill Offered Two Children Die In Fire Dial Unity Tech Quiffs SEC ATLANTA (U PD —Georgia Tech today resigned Ita mem­ bership in the Southeastern Conference. Conference President J. Wayne Rcitx, president of the University of Florida, an­ nounced through Commission­ er Bernio Moore that tha En­ gineer*, charter tuembera of the 33-year-old league, with­ drew even before a controver­ sial scholarship limit waa dis­ cussed. Tcch’a departura from tha SEC is effective June 30. "Georgia Tech’* Interest Is apparently best aerysd by withdrawal from tha confer•nee," Moore read fra a* a Business Now Mostly A Numbers Game DKS MOINES, Iowa (UP!) " T l l O 484 07-7439 50359 2831313 513 Co.” was formed Thursday to writs letter* to the federal government and the telephone company, Tlie name is made up of the Social Security number, tip riale number, telephone and telephone area code number of ils president and founder, Hubert Hullilian. Ilullilian said lie formed his company "in a spirit of sur­ render lo (lie digit dementia of government and big corpora­ tions." "I have seen the hundwriting on the wall, and it's all numbers,” lie said. — handwritten s t a t e m e n t by Rails. “Tha issut was over aa STH* all limit on scholarships," the statem ent continued. ’’Georgia Tech wanted to remove the limit and tha confers nee mem­ bership does not wont to rwmors tha limit," Moore aald th at Tech Presi­ dent Edwin D. Harrison spoke to an execuUva session of tha president* of the 12-school conference for barely a minute and a half. Moors aald Harrison offered to leave the meeting but th at Relts ruled that alnce Georgia Tech would still be in the con­ ference until June 80, H arrisun should atoy. “Nobody said a word," Moor# said. “ The scholarship limit hadn’t aven coma up yat." Asked whether there would b« any change In tha situation if Ui* conference presidents should surprisingly vote in favor of changing the grantsin-aid rula, Moore aaid “that’a pur* speculation. 1 can't com­ ment on that.” Tech has long wanted to get rid of the limit of 140 scholar­ ship athletes a t any on* time. Foot Sore HOUSTON, Tex. (U PI) — Ted Clayton Jr., 23, shot him. self in the right foot Thurs­ day when cleaning hi* scatter-gun. It waa the same foot he ahet up last Friday on n squirrel hunt. ct c u d is A . . . Flan Your Next Luncheon or Cocktuil Party At The Caribe . . . Complete Luncheons aerved daily Priced From 75‘ Up ------------------ • -------------------- Enjoy "M usic O n The House" Complimenta Of The Management EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT VALDEZ HOTEL Downtown Sanford �# Two Altamonte Grdes Hold Programs Rev. Grover Sewell • native of Germany and an outatanding acholar. Dr. Margull la now the Executive Secretary of tho Department of Studlei in Evangeliim of the World Council of Churchso. Thla man waa a soldier in the German Army of World War II and when the war endad ha wai In Jail for his Chrlitlan viewa which opposed Hitler, a man who had been • hero in tho oyoa of million*, only to become a kind of demon in the tyea left to ae* the destruction brought by hie aril waya. Many a a p a c t a of ovengellsm were d i s c u s s e d •ud studied In various ways but Intereating enough, be­ fore the critical news broke, the aubjeet of evangelism In • world torn by nuclear war w a s'a t least mentioned and, needleaa to say, became more real aftar tho crlsla coming out of tho Cuban situation. So many things loomed largo tn my mind. Tho Im­ mediate future was of great eoneera and it waa extremely personal. I thought of my children in Sanford and how kappy I waa that they wore With frlenda who are fine Chrletiana. I had so many people about whom I was concerned, yet I know that panic was not tho answer. The tension in Atlanta waa greet enough to bo felt even though there were Jokes told but the laughter was noticeably nervous. After hurrying homo before tho conference waa over there waa more time and ease with which one could reflect on tho matter. People began to tall of how they ware fooling now that the Initial shock waa over. I thrilled to hear a man who waa Interviewed on tho radio testify to tho fact that he was opUmistio simply be­ cause he had a God to tru st A little child told mo how happy aha waa to bo a ChrisMnn because of her assurance of eternal life. Evan as many •’brave” adults war# r>!ng about as bast they could this little child waa loading by Hying that aha was not afraid oven of death yet she waa not at all fanatical In her ap­ proach. Others testified to many things good and bad, but it occurred to me that there muat bo a basis way for tho Christian te face critical times. Having to know what is ahead ia not the solution. I caught myself thinking that it would be very good to bo able to know what la In the fu­ ture even to some particular time. ThU thought reminded mo of tho two British busi­ nessmen who wore talking soma time ago. They wore discussing business, however, c h a ir­ H. K. Hamby. The Jane Hill Circle, which U led by Mr*. L. D. Haines as chairman, met a t 1 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Adventist Baptist Church Of God Regular business session* of the circlet were held following the program after which re­ freshments were eerved by the hostesses. ft th e y b epan to le t th e ir Imagl n atio n w ander. One asked the other, “ If you cuuld havi i anything your heart desires, what would it b*T" The answer wae, "If could have anything, I bclievo I would aek for a copy of the London Times dated 10 years ahead.” if such a request should be granted on* would possibly be aorry, however, such a request cannot be an­ swered for any of us. We are not fortune tellers and God has not seen fit to reveal the detailed path that lies ahead, but Ha has told us to do some certain thinga It wa a r t to live a t peaca In this world of strife. Wa can roinsmher first th at God has promised ulti­ mate victory for His King­ dom. Wa do not know whon it will take place, but if wa be­ lieve His Word wa can know th at a time will come when victory will be Hit. This Is not to say th at battles or wars will not be lost, but ultimate­ ly victory will be for the Kingdom of God. Wa can pray for peace. ThU does not mean, for many of no, th at we feel that our country should abandon 1U weapons of defense unilateral­ ly any more than wa would want to eliminate our local police fores. Even so we ■hould pray and work for peaca. Wa can work for peace which mesne In part th at wa muat work for extending the Kingdom of God In Jesus ChrUt throughout the world. Tho Great CommUelon is now seen to be the only practical solution to material as well H spiritual problems. Wa can do all th at God directs in obedience to tho very beet of our ability. Tho Bible can bo searched and followed as we turn ourselves ovar to Ood to bo used as channels of His blessings. Wa may tru st God who in the last analysis U tha On* who can bring tha blessing to mankind. I t is not for ua to know how God will accomplish His doslgn, but it U en~ugh to know th at God doca hold tha world in Hla hand. Let us walk ahead with our ayes flxtd on our Lord Christ. When Peter walked on tho water toward Jesus ho did not sink until hs listened to the howling wind and looked from Christ to tho crashing waves. Even if the waves do seem high and tha winds do howl with anger, let ue keep our chins up, and our eyes fixed on God. He has been trying to get us to do this for a long time and wa cannot afford to turn from Him again. YA’a To Meet Young Adults of Westmin­ ster Presbyterian Church will moot st • p.m. next Friday at tho home of Mr, and Mr*. Don F. Ifelier, 103 Genevieve Drive, Dol Kty Manor. of tiie Avon Park Episcopal Church of the Rsdeamar who has proved an Interesting speaker for young people on many occaeiuns. Following the worship serv­ ice scheduled during tiie first hour, tiie youth will enjoy re­ freshments served by the United Church Women of Banfuttla After th a hrmnlc twriml. Methodist 0 rtR IT NEW VESTRY of Christ Episcopal Church in Lon&wood 1* pictured with Rev. Charles W. Stcwnrt, vicar, center front. Others on the vestry are Robert Hammond, junior warden, left front; Raymond Bnll, senior war­ den, right front nnd, back from left, Charles Woodruff, Frederick Wy­ man, treasurer; Charles Pasternack, Thomas Kuhn and Tyson Marx, clerk. (Herald Photo) B B T H O D IIT CHURCH CtlLKCM o r NOD bldbb iratxoa baptist d id P a r k A t*. B a i A Preach Old O rlaad# BA. a t R o ster A rt. II. C. Smith - ■ ■ Pastor Jo h n T. Adam a J r . — P a o to f B. H am lltoa G riffin _ Pastor Sunday M oralng W orohlp - J :l* *. m. — t i l l a. School _ _ ItSI a. m. Morning School r- n d a y School — - 1:41 a. m. R. I- Mathews __..... raetor Sunday W orablp 11:0* a. m. M orning W orablp ll:t* a. m. B raagelletlo Serr. T :ll p. m. M orning W orohlp l * : l l m. SERVICES SATUIUMT— Sabbath School _ _ »:la a. ra T raining Union _ 1:10 p. ra Tea*. P ray er Sorr. 1:11 * ra J4T** M eetings — t i l * p* r a In term ed ia te , Senior) Worship B erries _ U iM a. m. E renlng W ernhlp _ T ill p. ra Thar*. T ouag Poopla W .tnH dajr N leht E ndearor ....... - - T ill p. ra E re n ln g W orohlp — T:l* P- r a Prajrar Berries _ T ill p. ra "W , Hava Thla Hope” radio m taaagi aaoh Sunday a. m. at 1:11 o ta r W TRR a t li t * oa your radio dial Catholic Women See Film By Donas Estes A film strip antitied “Chal­ lenge,” which was narrated by the president of tha Na­ tional Council of Catholic Wo­ men, waa viewed a t tha re­ gular monthly meeting of the Church of tbs Nativity Cath­ olic Women's Club held Mon­ day evening et the social ball of the church. The film Illustrated the Holy Cross Church Has Annual Meeting The Annual Parish Dinner end Business Meeting of the Holy Crosi Episcopal Church was held Jan. 19 at the Parish House with a total of 2M adults and young poopla in attendance. Presiding at the meeting Church To Install Lay Readers Rev. Charles W. Stewart Jr., vicar of Longwood’e ChrUt Episcopal Church will Install Herman Schimmlng of Long wood and Eugene B. Taylor of Altamonte Springs as Lay Kaadsrs at the 10:13 a. m. service thla Sunday. The two men have been licensed by the Rt. Rev. Hen­ ry 1. LouUlt, Bishop of tLe Diocese of South Florida, to serve ae Lay HoaJcre at ChrUt Church which permits them to road Morning and Evening Prayer*, Litany, Of­ fices of Instruction, Peniten­ tial Office, Burial Office and sermons written by the Bis­ hop or tho Priost in this Church. Public Invited To Revival Invitation to tha public to attend a Holy Ghost Revival now in progress at the Church of God of Prophecy has been extended by Rev. Robert Strickisud, pastor. Evangeliat Glendale Queener U conducting the daily service* at T:J0 p. m. The church is located at 250U Elm Street, Sanford. waa the last official act of Rev. John W. Thomas, rector, who U leaving tor New York City where he will be In the Office of EpUcopal Head­ quarters In downtown Manhat­ tan. Father Thomas hopes to return to Sanford for the Con­ firmation of Kevin, his young­ est son, and for the Gradua­ tion ExcrcUea of ChrU, hU oldest too. Rev. Arthur Bridgcrs will serve aa Supply Priest for Holy.Cross and will conduct all Sunday and week-day ser­ vice* and continue with the Confirmation claasca. New vestrymen elected dur­ ing the business session to servo on the Vestry in the class of IBM were Gordon Bradley, Randall Chase, Leigh Ebbcrt and John Horner. Delegate* to the Diocesan Convention to be held in Day­ tona Beach In April will be Mo Parry, Chuck RegUter and Bradley. Lamar Beall, H. W. Ruprecht and R. W. William* were named as al­ ternates. Copies of annual reports and of charter amendments presented and approved at the meeting are available at the church office. M. V. Perry wae appointed by Father Thornes to serve a on* year term as senior warden in a special meeting of the Vestry called immedi­ ately following the business seasion. Vestry officers elect­ ed a t this lime were Tom West, Junior warden; Chuck Register, secretary and Gor­ don Bradley, treasurer. Tiie dinner was prepared by tha youth of the church under direction of Mrs. Ran­ dall Chase end Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Poloskl. Sanford Youth Rally Plans Completed Final airaiigemsnU fur tits Banford Christian Youth Rally to bo held a t 7 p. m., Feb. S, In the Bemlnole High School Auditorium, ware made a t a pieeting of the planning compiitteo held last Sunday afterpooli a t the First Methodist Church. Speaker fur the program will he Rev, John Mengrum p ro g ram on the topic, “ Citizens of Two Worlds.” The Alice Price Circle, with Mrs. J. E. Hlklcbran as chair­ man, m et Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the horns of Mrs. Don Crises When newt came about the Cuban war eriala in 10(12 my wife and I were In Atlanta, Ga., where I waa attending a conference of evangeliatn. Our principal apcaker waa Dr. Hana Jochcn Mnrgull who it StricklBDd, m an. By JaUa Bartos Two WMS Circles of the All* monte Springs Baptist Church held meetings this week with programs for both tha group will return to the auditorium to eea the Chris­ tian musical film, “The Tony Fontaine Story," which por­ trays what Christ can mean In a young |>creons life. Local young people partici­ pating In the city-wide, interdenominational rally include tha .Misses Judy Cochran, Kathy Trout and Sherry Marsalts. Serving a* the publicity committee are Tom Palmer, Ronnie Hall and Boh Wlllink. Bill Duxbury has arratigod for inueic to be provided by the High chool Brass Choir and Robert Raynor will bring a quartet from First Methodist. Andy Lyon will be in charge of tiie Worship Center and Betli Morgan will arrange for flower#. Rev. Kay Gregory, chairman of the planning committee, said today th at a capacity crowd ia expected to attend this second annual youth rally to be held In the city of San­ ford. Invitation ia open to all youths, legardles* of church affiliation, from a a v a n t h grade through collrge age. scope of the NCCW during the pest two years, nationally as well aa worldwide. During the business meet ing, Mrs. John MacFarlane, president, urged the members to participate In tha formula­ tion of a layette which will be donated to tha Catholic Charities B u r e a u . Baby clothe* ere to be either yel­ low or white in color, or a combination of both, The date of tha monthly bake tale waa set for Fab. S. Door prizes for tha evening wee awarded to Mr*. Shirley CorkhUL Mrs. Pat Quilling, spiritual development chairman, an­ nounced that Communism Sun. day for the Women's Club will be on Feb. IS end stressed the Importance of all members attending. She also stated that the fourth Sunday of Febru­ ary would be Family Com­ munion Sunday. Mrs. Corkhll], p r o g r a m chairman, reported that Rev. Richard Lyons, pastor of All Souls Church In Sanford, would be guest speaker at tb* next meeting scheduled for Feb. 17. Report* were heard from the circle chairmen from Longwood, -Lake Maty, Sunland and North Orlando. Two new members, Mr*. Joseph Stanklewlcs and Mr*. Helen Beam, and two guests, Mr*. Ruth Polgsr m d Mr*. Koc belle Scheulzow, were welcomed Following the b u e i a a e a meeting refreshments of cake, coffee and tea were served. Baptists Set Laymen's Day First Bsptist Church of Longwood. Men of the church win be­ gin the day with breakfast at 7:30 a. m . la the edacitiesel building and wtil be In charge of the morning war­ ship service. The Man's Choir will provide specie] music for the occasion. Classes To Open Membership classes a t the First Methodist Church of Sanford for children of the fourth, fifth, and sixth gradts will begin this Saturday at 0:30 a. m. at the church. Attend services t fits week at i/ourown J>face of worsfiw P IN A L P L A N S for th« Second Annual City-Wide Christian Youth Rally, to be bald Feb. t, were completed thU week. Checking’ publicity reports are Rev. C. C. Dee* Jr., Tom Pnlmer, Rev. Raj” Gregory, Rill Duxbury and Robert Raynor (Herald Photic SANFORD FLOWER SHOP ft Sanford As*. FA 3-B1J3 Rar. C. C. D i m , J r . _ P a ste r Sanaa? school _ n i l a. m. Worship B erries 11 roe a. m. E rm in e W orship _ T;0S p. m. Alliance T enth Pellow iblp (Baa.) _ lit* p. ra. (Wed) P ra re r Serrlee _ T ill p. r a Assembly Of God Pi: •p ora. arm o a tia c a OSTEEX BAPTIST CHURCH MWT. 411 Pfc. H S 4 1 I I P aator — Chest er W. Plank Sunday School __ 10:00 a. m M orning Berries _ ItiOO a. m. T raining Union _ _ III* p. ra. E rsn ln g Service __ T ill p. ra. W ednesday M ostlngsi O rganisations ----- ItSI p. n . P ray er — - T ill p. ra. Choir —... — 1:10 p. ra. LT n . X w ild e r P a ste r ■aeday dchect — m i M eratag W orablp 11:11 a. r a E rm in e W erahl* _ f i l l p. r a T enth aenr. (ana.) *:*# *. m. Mid-Week le r v . (W ed.) T ill p. m. Baptist v iiw s tr-r n r c m c i P. B. ch ase* _______ P aater Morning W orship 1:1* a. r a a u a d a r Sehtel ____ 1:11 a. aa. M oralag W arship 111** a. ra T raining U ales _ _ I l ls p. m. E renlng W orablp _ T ilt p. m. Wai. P ra r e r S errlee f i l l p. a . BBBRBBER M RTHOD1IT CHURCH C ftra* H e ig h ts R or. B ay G regory. J r , r a s t e r Btra Blm A reas* hurch Bchool — - 1:41 a. r a R ot. R. U Strickland _ Paator U ■under School —— * :ti a. in. M orning W orship 11:0# a. m. I4T P P- raW orship Berries _ 10:41 a. m. re . W orohlp ------- T:l* p. r a K rangollatla Borr. T ill p. ra E Wod. P ra y o r lo rv le * T ill p. ra Wednesday! cncncat n r ooo or PNopiiEcr Young Poopl* T.L.B. lo rr. 7:30 p. tn. Ulbl* T raining Borr 1:10 p.ra. Congregational M lnlitry Rer. Waiter A.R. MePhoraon. Paator Christian Episcopal C h o r r h ■t r e a t . U a i e e e l iara a. too root atw R ot, Mason d ra g s , AO Interim Minister •■■day S c h o o l___ ItSI a. i M oralag W orship U iM a. i Church Of Christ CHURCH BP Nazarene P1R JT CHURCH a r r a n ra sa bbrb V. t a d s c a t M aplo A re . Paul B lekes _ ------------ P a a to r Sunday School , t i l l a. m. COXOREOATIOXAt. M orning W orohlp lB ill a. r a r x n iiT ttx cH cncw T a u t h -----------------------------P(C a lto d C k sro h a t Christ) E r a n g tlls tlo Servle* T ill p .ra P a r k A r o a a * a t M t b at. osk 1:13 a. m. . Church Bchool MId-W Sorrle* (W od.) _ T:*0 p. re. 11:00 a. m. W orablp Berries Sunday 1:11 p. re. — C hrtettaa Touth T k■lrd Ingoplratloa ------ 1:11 p . » CHHtSTIAH BIICZPLBS B P CHRIST CMB1IT CHURCH Pr. Chart** W. Btow art J r , Vloar Holy Communion _ Til* a. r a flunday Bchool —_ 1:0* a. ra Fam ily Scrrlc* and Uermoa —- P I R tT CHURCH T H E NARARENM L aka M ary, P la. R a r. W. U H olcom bs, P a a to r Sunday l : ( | a. r a ----- Blbl* Sehool 11:0* a. r a . M o ra ln g W oroklp T ill p. m. — E re n ln g S o rrle a T:CI p. m. _ W ed. M id-W eek P ra y o r Servteon T:*a p. tn. l a d W ed. M in to n a ry Borrlo* Free Methodist F R E E METHODIST CHURCH C o n o r 4th a t. aaB L a a r e l Are. M oralag W arship H i l l a. m. Sunday School ___ 1:41 a.ra Brewing W arship . T ill p. a . Morning W orship — 10:41 a-ra. Wod. P ray er Sorvlto Til# p.ra. E renlng W orship — 7:00 p.ra Wed. Prayor Serrle* T:ll p.ra PABLA CHURCH B P CHRIST H ighw ay OB Woo* Morris Ruby .----- B ra a g o llit RRAH CHURCH BP Dlblo Classes _ 11:1* a. r a M orning W arship • It:*# a. r a E ren ln g W orship ~ l : t t p. r a “Tha ch aro h of tho L uthcraa Blhlo Ctasoao Wod. T ill p.ra. Hour” sa d TV T i l l la U* U fa ” H erbert W. O o e rra ___ Paator ■uaday S e h o o l — t i l l a. r a CHURCH OP CHRIST W arship * e rr lo o M il* a. r a ISIS P e rk A rrnge B ert B rsw a E ra n g e llit Sunday . w UstSTPH MTSHOWART Blhlo i t u t y \a:BB a. ra. GOOD lA m iT c a c a c a M orning W orship l l i l t a. ra LUTBHRAN CHURCH MS I t . * R ally A re. E ren ln g Serrlee _ T ltl p r a (LCA) P ast M. c a t l a p -------- Paator So* "H erald of T ru th ” 1 p.ra. BM* A Ortaada Drive ■under School _ H it* a. as. Sunday o a Channel t (Hery 1T-0BI Sunday Tuesday ■aaferd. Plerida M oralng W arship U iM a. r a Ladies Bible C lara Ilia* a-ra. ■•■day Wednesday R ot. Uoorg* Xlanamoa, E rm in e W orship _ f:SS p. a . Bible C la e s e s ___ . T ilt p. r a Tha Interim Paator Wednesday Sunday Sohoot ___ Bill a. ra P rayer Barrio* ----- T:M p. aa. Church Borrleoi _ 1I:M a. in. Communion—P i n t Sunday la Each Month KINDERGARTEN AND NURS­ P IM B C R grr BAPTIST ERY CHURCH SCtaX TlPT At*. le tk at. a 0*11 Smith P ra te r Suaday School _ - S ill a. ae. M eralag W orablp lire* a. as. T rala lag Unloa — 1:1* p. aa. ■ r ta la g W orship _ f i t s p. as. Wad. P ray er Barrie* T ill p m . M urttry Ope a W T R R ----------------- Til* p. r a •s a d a y Mil# B readerat Pentecostal * Presbyterian PIRVT PR K IB Y T E IU A N CUURCH Oak At*. A 3rd ■(. ■aaferd. Fla. O ro ro r C. Sew ell, J r . _ P a o to r E d g a r W . S m ith J r . A aelotant P a r lo r M orning W o rsh ip t:4 ! a. re. C hurch Bchool _ _ _ 1:41 a. m. Beselun S l e e t s ------10:<& a. m. M orning W o rsh ip 11:00 A. M. Ptonoor F s tlo w ih lp _ 1:00 p.ra. Senior HI F ello w sh ip 4:00 p.m . TilO p. ra E r e n l n g W o rsh ip Wod. P r a y o r Moot T:0* p. ra CHURCH o r T H E COVER ART » m g e a tk O rla n d o D rlr* T herase H . H n h ta P ra ia * W o rsh ip ___ __ t i l l a. r a C hurch B e h o o t___10:00 a. m. Christian Science Pastor ---- William J. on*** M oralag % P f R I T P B N T E C O rrA L CHURCH OP LORQWOOO M l O ra ag * S tre e t R ot. K. R u tk O ra n t — P a o to r Sunday School ____ 11:11 a. m. M orning W o rsh ip 11:11 a. r a Sunday E ro n la g 7 130 p. r a W*A Blbl* Study , T ill p. r a C onqueror* M ooting ............ - T il* p. r a F rid a y Lutheran ora. f *i OP 11:11 a. ra Telephone: PA t-TOM Ralph Browor Jr. R vaagollst Blbl* Pekoe! 11:01 a. ra. Eugene Sheldon ---- — Paotor Methodist ORACH MHTHBDIST CHURCH Oaore Rd, at Woodland Are, Hot. John H. l i n e Jr. Prater Church Bchool ___ 1:41 a. ra Maratng Werohlp Ilia* a. ra M T P ------------------- I tll p. ra TO LIST YOUR CHURCH N O T IC E CALL F A 2-2611 i These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend * The Church O f Your Choice l W ilso ii-E lc h a !b # rtsr M o rtu a ry Eunice L WUera aid SUIT Th# American Oil Company Mr. sad Mr*. M. K. Htrlcklaad Progrtsslvs PrUitiHf Co. J. M. Cameron sad Staff WUsoa-Moicr Furniture Co. Mr. esil Mrs. Al WlUra B tta s tro R i l l s a h r H o lk r M o to r 8 a u » U>. And UUff Mark h u es tram tad BUM 0 Th# Hits T tiM tr* U Lbvdisc# ft aHpteyqai Food Fair Storoo, far. J. C. Tenney Company C- L. HeUsara site Era ployora GoBfi# Boll*/ ft h y l p t M B safo cd A tla n tic N a tio n a l I k a k * w » ad B. Uo4gm f t Utsff 8 o u th « n i N a tu r a l C m U1U Lumbar ft Hardware Co. % W BLOOM ■ W Virginia FeUoeki I*. O. Bra ISM Hanford F lorist fsik At*, at seia at. Wnrahlp — S lit A Sunday Sor-le* A 11 ■uaday aohool ----- 11** a. r a Sunday School S ill *. ra. Subject: “T ru th ” T rala lag Union . t i l l p.ra. Wednesday B erne* S ill p. r a E rin ln g W orship _ Til* p.ra. R radlag Roomt M l B. Flrot. »r Wod. Offtooro A Tea*hers Weekday*! IBi IB a-ra • t i l l Laymen'* D iy win b r ob­ M sotlag ------------ f i l l p a . ra Friday R v ra la g i 1:11r ill p.ra. served this Sunday a t toe W ei. Prayor B erries T ill p.ra. FLORAL Downtown Alliance C H R IIT tA * H liatO g A R T ALMAXCB CHURCH JORDAN VttSStOg AMT BAPTIST CHURCH T em porarily m ratin g a* naan P a rk Ar ena* Sanford. F lori da Sunday School ___ 11:01 a. m. M orning W orship UtOI a. m. Bible atudy (Sunday) TiO# p.ra. E rangoltstlo Serrlee T ill p.ra. Wad. P ray er Moot Tit* p.ra. Bill Stephens P asto r A Cordial Wotoomo to AU Nora Norri* IK *-1314 B. Joke Dubs ft Steff 8U (s Form lnaurencc Companies Urvtaf L Fryer sad UUff •rate? Creppo ft Enplojcta R«te And Wilks Restaurant ■a* Wilks Bov b u s site Kraplojcc P h y llis FA t-*S3d Mary t V t �•t r - r 'i f u fiAenotti Returns To Met With 11th Opera NEW YORK lU PI) — GianCarlo Meootll unveiled hit 11th opera at the Metropolitan Opera Thursday night with a stylish production that prom* lies to be a comic favorite. '•The Last Savage," proved to be a gently satiric, witty and sparkling work from a CBMCI Plans Organizational Breakfast I* A Good-Will Ambassador team representing Christian Business Men's Committee In* ternational will host a 7 a. m. breakfast in Sanford next Thursday at Rose and Wilks Restaurant in an effort to or* ganixe a local committee. Rev. C. C. Dees Jr., pastor of the Christian and Mission­ ary Alliance Church, is in charge of local arrangements and reservations for the breakfast meeting. Christian Business Men's Committee International Is an Interdenominational organisa­ tion representing more than 15,000 business and profess­ ional men in some 600 com­ mittees and 35 countries. One of its m ajor objectives is to demonstrate the e f f e c t s of Christianity in the business world. compascr not afraid to be un­ original. It is an old-fashion­ ed, thrcc-acter with melodic arias for all the principals, stirring sextets and septets, grand marches, exaggerated coloratura passages, and Vic­ torian-Inspired scenery. "This is my most courage­ ous work because I have withstood every temptation to follow the modern stream," said Menotti backstage after joining Roberta Peters, Geor­ ge London and other mem­ bers of the cast for numerous curtain calls. "The Last Savage" was first produced at the Opera Comiquc in Paris last October and has since been shortened and revised. The plot concerns a rich woman anthropologist who bags a phony cave man in In­ dia and takes him back to Chicago. Exposure to the civ­ ilizing features of American life drives him to seek refuge in a real cave where the an­ thropologist joins him—bring­ ing a bathtub, a refrigerator and air conditioner with her. Menotti spoofs many as­ pects of our culture from cocktail party barbarities to blind acceptance of abstract a rt and twelve-tone music, which he satirizes with a hil­ arious trio for strings. It was Mcnotti's first pro­ duction at the Met since his ill-fated "Island God" in 1042. Enterprise Church To Build Vicarage By Mrs. Adam Muller T in t reports on a proposed new vicarage for All Saints Episcopal Church of Enter­ prise were presented by John Smiley of the vicarage build­ ing committee at the annual meeting of the vestry held Jan. 13 with Rev. Michael J. Kippenbrock, vicar, presiding The new dwelling will be located on Clark Street near the church and will replace the present Litch House which is used as a residence for the vicar of All Saints church. Robert B. Kelly of Orlando and Winter Park will be the architect Plans for the fin- ancing have not yet been com­ pleted. In other business, annual vestry elections were held with Earl R. Plckford, Milford Leonard and John Smiley, all of DeBary and Paul Meta of Deltona, elected aa vestrymen. Plckford wilt serve one year to fill the iinexplred term of Fred C. D. Chrisensen who resigned. Directors serving three years will be Harry Hulse, H. E. Olsen, Harry M. Johnquest, all of DeBary and Leon Wright of Enter­ prise. Annual reports were pre­ sented by Mrs. Carl Barth, man. president and Mrs. William Porter, treasurer, of the Episcopal Churchwomen; Miss Katherine Litch, direct­ WOTSCSS OP APPLICATIOW or and Mrs. Michael McDer­ mott, treasurer, of the Altar r o w t a x dbcbd CSm . IM.1S riM tta SletetM Guild; H. E. Olsen, senior •e inset n o tic e ra H E n n ir o rv - warden of the vestry commit­ T S , T h a t J a n a A drlatlco A tee and Father Kippenbrock. Legal Notice V a n an e la A drlatlco th a holdar o f t h a f o llo w ln a r a r t l f le a ta h a a fllad aatd c a r t lf l e a t a for t a x Saad ta ba laauad tharaon. T h a e a r t l d e a t a a o m b a r a nd y a a r o f laauanea, th a daaorlpt lo n o f t h a p r opa rty, and t h a na raa In w h ic h It w a e aaaaaaad a r a aa followai By Jane Casselberry C a r tlf le a ta No. 1X3 Taar of On the last Sunday of each laa uane a tSIS DESCRIPTION O P PROPW ETT month a special offering la B a y BIVLY Cor. Lot SS Run N. SS Daa. 4S Min. E SZS.S ft taken in the Ascension LuIt I t Daa. IS Min. E SS.T ft. them Church Sunday School A St Daa. IS Min. W SZI.I fL In Casselberry for missionary N ST Daa. SI Min. IV S3 ft. to llaa- HanJ Ja m a a Hubdlrlaton and humanitarian purposes. P l a t Book • P a a a 1 This year's project is to Noma In which aaaaaaad J a m a a O B auta Ball. All of supply milk for the children aald p r o p a r t y h t l n a In tha of Hong-Kong through Luth­ C o u n ty of Hamlnola, S ta ta of eran World Relief. Last year P lo rid a. llnlaaa a u r h cartl* f l r a t a ahall ba rodaomod so- the children of the Sunday o o r d ln a to t a w th a pro p a rty School raised $7325 for a daaerlb ad la aueh c a rtlfle a ta will ba to ld to th a h l a h a a t mission In New Guinea. b lddar a t t h e f r o n t d o e r of t h a l a m l n o la C ounty Court Houao a t Sanford, F lorida, on t h a flrat Monday la tha m o a th • f F e b r u a ry , t i l l , w hic h la <ha 3rd d a y of P a b r u a ry , l i l t . n o t ic e o p s r r r Datad thla l t t h Say of Dae. T E E STATE O P FLORIDA TO a m ber, IMS. CHARLES W. COUNCIL!* (SEAL) W HOSE R ESIDENCE AND A r t h a r tt. B eckw ith, J r , L A PP KNOW N ADDRESS C lark O r e a l t Court. !*» fUmlnote Couaty, F lo rid a t«S RAPT HUNTING TOW ­ P u bllah J a a . I, IS, IT, M, l i l t . ERS CDP-1IT ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA. . 44 e w e r s Com plaint h a r t s * NOTICE OP APPLICATIOE ■}•* Ml#a a x a l n a t yon In thu POE TAX DEED C lre a lt Court In a n d for SamiC e e a ty . P lo rid a. by E U A E mt inset ALMOND COUNCIL!* f o r dlNOTICE IX H E R E B Y OIY- yoreo. t h e ohort t itle of which BN, T h a t J a a a A drlaltoo A lo ELISE ALMOND COUNCIL!* Venanolo Adrtatloo th a bolder P la in tiff, varaut. CHA RLES W. o f th e follow lna r a r t l f le a ta COUNCIL!* D afandanta. thaaa h a s Iliad aald o a rllflca ta f a r p r a e e a U o r e to comm and yon t a x dead to ba loaned tharaon. to a p p e a r a n d file yo u r AnT h e c a r tlf le a ta n u m b e r and e w e r or o t h e r dafauaa or pleady a a r of iaaoaaca, the Asserts- ■as herein w i t h tha C lark of tlo n of tb a p ropa rty, and tha too Clrealt C o u r t of Seminole at a mo la w hich It wae aaaaaa­ Oonnty, Florida, and aerea a ad a ra aa followai «opy th e r e o f on P t a t n t l f r * a t ­ C e r tif ic a te No. SIT Y e a r a f torney, Carroll Burka, A ttorl a a u an e a ISSI ■•P s t Law , P. O. D r a w e r E. d e s c r ip t io n o p pstopK srrr Sanford, Florida, oa o r before S W 14 o f N W t i o f S W U (Lean th e l t t h day of F e b r u a r y . A. D. RY ) Section SS T o w n sh ip St t i l t , o r othorw lao decree pro S R a i s e S3 E. eoafoooo w ill ho entered Name la w hich aaaaaaad. I* a p a l a a t yen. N. A C. H. Maloy. All a f aald T h e Sanford H e r a l d lo dop r o p a r t y b e t a s la th a C ounty a ls n a t e d a a a n a w epa pe r of o f Somlaela. S ta te af Florida. SSooral olrculatloo to which Ualaaa s a c k c e rtific a te ahall t h le cl tattoo obeli bo publlehed he redeemed aooerdlas ta law oaoo each w e e k fo r f e a r ooo' t h a p r o p a rt y described la aach w r a t l v o weeke. c a r t lf l e a t a will ba sold t a tha W ITNESS m y h e a d and ofh l s b e a t b idder a t th a f r o a l fleial aoal of tha C lerk of tba do o r o f t h a Memlnola County C lrea lt C oa rt oo thla tha I t h . C o a r t Honan a t Sanford. P l o r ­ ida, a a t b a flra t H o a d a y la ?SE A L )M * * * rT> * 1M4* t b a m a a t h a f P a b r a a r y , 1H4. J t e te o r H. B eckw ith. Jr.. w h ic h Is t h a t r d d a y o f P a b ­ O o r k o f tko C lreu lt Court r a a r y , IMS. OarroU B u rk e Datad thla ltth day af Dee- A tto rn ey f o r P U I o t l f f am ber, I t d t . SulU s u (SEAL) Sanford A tla n tic N a tiona l Lutherans Aid Hong Kong Legal Notice 5hf franfnrb Westminster Jack Dodd Is Guest Speaker Church To Have For Parent-Teacher League Youth Sunday By Jane Casselberry Westminster Presbyterian Church of Casselberry will ob­ serve Youth Sunday this week when young people of the church will participate in the 11 a. m. worship service. Taking part will be Thomas Pitman, Stephen Shepherd, David Stout, Linda Pitman and Claire Montgomery. The pastor, Rev. John N. Montgomery, will use as his sermon subject, "Sound Spirit­ ITS A SMALL WORLD for a very small irirl, Lea Rochelle Berjren, who ual Investments." has spent her short life in an enclosure called a Isolettc. (Herald Photo) There will be a church time nursery for the care of pre­ school age children. The United Presbyterian Youth will meet at 6:30 p. m. Sunday with Stephen Shep­ herd to be in charge of the program. All activities of the church By Jane Caaaelberry Tiny little Lea Rochelle of Seminole Memorial Hospi­ are temporarily being held at Tha Engli.h Estates PTO Dergcn who is two weeka old tal, especially for such cases the Heftier Homes offices In will meet next Tueaday a t 8 now but still weighs only two as little Lea, who came into Howell Park. p. m. in the auditorium of the pounds and nine ounces la a the world two months before she was due. South Seminole Eelenientary lucky litUe girl. This Isolettc Is the same School at Casselberry. She probably owes her life Mrs. J. It. L e g ? , program to a machine especially de­ type of maiveloui machine chairman, han arranged for signed for premature babiei, which the Flshchcr quintup­ the n p p e n r n n c e of "The Trade called an Isolettc, the very lets and the tiny Kennedy Winds,” n folk-singing trio latest model of which was re­ baby were placed in. The compoicd of Lyman students cently purchased by officials Kennedy infant did not sur­ Hjr .Mr*. Adam Mutter vive, but the quintuplets arc Bill Wharton, Dennis Bryson (Yri'inonies for the present­ doing fine, as is little Lea ation of ■ new fin*- to the De­ and Jim Jarrard. Bergen of Sanford. A report will lie given on nary Civic Association will be Baby Lea’s parents are Mr. held at 10 a. m. Saturday in the meeting of the PTO road and Mrs. Richard Rergt-n, a front of the DeBary Commun­ committee held recently at the Navy couple. Bergen is an ity Center. hunm of the chairman, Mrs. AT/2, attached to VAll It and .Marlene Murkisohn, on Derby­ Tha flair, which haa flown shire Road. Plans and activities sche­ they came to Sanford a year over the nation’a capitol, will This meeting was attended duled for the Methodist Men's and a half ago from Rhode l»e preaented through Ameri­ by State Representative Jan Club of First Methodist Island. Mrs. Bergen is the can legion Post 259 by ConFortune, County Commission­ Church for the coming months mother of five other healthy grcaamon A. Syd Ilerlong Jr. er I** Gary and English Es­ were made at this month's children, Donna, Dana, Den­ to Civic Aaaociution President tates Civic Association Chair­ /egular meeting of the group nis, Dsni and John. Cheater Rrarick. The new baby will not l>c Officiating for tha Legion man Pete Lytle. Purpose of held Jan. 16. the meeting wax to seek paved Members voted to purchase able to join her brothers and will he Commander Peter Knp. access roads to the new Eng­ a troop flag for the church's sisters for more than a month prnnnl and Past Commander lish Estates School. boy scout troop and direct­ yet, but In the meantime, she Fred Mcl.aren. Asaiating will Refreshments at Tuesday's ed the executive committee is receiving the best possible be Past Commander William PTO meeting will be served by to present plans for landscap­ care in the Isolctte machine, Brumbaugh, First Vice Com­ third grade room mothers fal­ ing the patio. It also was whiclt Is so sensitive that the mander William Williams, Sec­ lowing the business session agreed that members of the slightest change In her body ond Vice Commander Alfred and program. church choir would be guests temperature triggers sensi­ Newell and Third Vic* Com­ of honor at the Spring Sleet­ tive mechanisms which adjust mander Virginia V. Harrison instantly. She is fed through who will serve as flag bearer*. ing. Guest speaker last week a tube and is taking her nour­ All memliera of the Associa­ was Rev. Grover Sewell, min­ ishment satisfactorily. tion, the legion snd residents Mr. anil Mrs. Bergen, who of DeBary are urged to attend ister at the Flrat Presbyter­ ian Church and new president moke their home at 2403 the ceremuny. of the Sanford Area Minister­ Grandview Avc. told the Her­ ial Association, who spoke on ald reporter that they wish to By Francw Wcstsr The Lake Mary Chamber of place of tha layman in wor­ thank those responsible for obtaining the Isolctta m a­ Commerce has announced that ship. chine, which has given their the tak e Mary Map Brochures infant daughter auch a good have been returned from the start in life. primers and ara now available "Shc'j just doing floe from Richard Keogh, Chamber now," said Mrs. ltergen. president. By Donna Estes Robert Bcssercr, hospital Keogh also has tickets for tha All-Seminole Leap Year The congregation of the administrator, stated that the Talent 8how which will be First Baptist Church of iAing- machine has been recently presented on Feb. 29 a t the wood adopted a record bud­ purchased by the hospital. Sanford Junior High School get of $36,760 for tha year at Little Lea Rochelle Bergen is a meeting held in conjunction the first baby who bai made auditorium. Both the brochures and tha with the regular Wednesday it her first home. night service this week. tickets will bs available a t ths Elected to serve on the Chamber meeting to ba held a t building committee, which 8 p. m. on Feb. 6 when Dr. will present plana for the an­ Lull Peres will ba guest speak­ nex to the educational build­ er. ing and tb« new paatorium, English Estates PTO To Meet Infant's Home Is Isoletffe Flag Ceremony Set In DeBary Methodist Men Plan Projects Lake Mary Map Brochures Available Baptists Adopt Annual Budget Pastor Attends Retreat By Jana Casselberry The Rev. John M. Mont­ gomery, pastor of Westmin­ ster Presbyterian Church, Casselberry, attended a re­ treat Monday through Thurs­ day of this week in North Palm Beach at Our Lady of Florida Retreat House. Sixty-five proteslant min­ isters were guests of the Passlonist Fathers during thla retreat planned for the pur­ pose of spiritual refreshment and the strengthening of com­ mon bonds of understanding and unity. Guild Aids Church By Jane The Ladies Guild of the Ascension Lutheran Church at Casselberry raised $540.56 through projects and individ­ ual contributions during tha past year. The Guild c o n t r i b u t e d $102.56 for mission work; $10 lo Lutheran World Relief; $10 to tha Lutheran Haves at Slavla and spent $16.35 for postage as boxes sent to Rev. and Mrs. Tom Zetinder, miss, lotteries In Japan. They also purchased robes for use in the church. are Frank Ballentine, Tom Howard, A1 Morris, Earl Showers and Jerry Van Dam. Jeri W heatland To Be On TV Miss Jeri Wheatland of Lake Monroe will participate in the "Talk and Talent 8how" to he seen on WESH TV Channel 2 Saturday a t 2:30 p. m. Jeri, talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wheatland, will present a song and dance number. By Bernice Keteey Slavla 4-U Club memliera were honored guests at Mon­ day night’s meeting of the St. Luke's Christisn Day School PTL which was held in the school auditorium with Jack Dodd aa featured speaker. Junior 4-H leaders Jonathan Lukas, Sandy Mikler and Joyce Hellhom led singing by the 4-H group after opening devotions were given by Mrs. Ferdinand Duda. Dodd was in­ troduced by Mrs. Paul Lukas. Opening hi* talk with a brief address for the 4-H boys and girls and their parents, he stated that 4-H had contribut­ ed much to his career helping him get his first Job as a feed salesman, helping him in hi* dairy business and farms and helping him to he chosen as a member of Inst summer’s Peo­ ple to People Goodwill Tour of Europe which was sponsored by Commissioner of Agricul­ ture Doyle Conner. Continuing with a program on the tour, he show ed slides made in Russia. Included were pictures of a combine machine, which he said had three moth­ er motors, each bearing a dif­ ferent brand name. He pointed out thnt due to lack of fertil­ izer, crops arc not grown In abundance there as they are in the United States. A noticeable lack of automolilies was evidenced in street scones snd on the college cam­ pus and those shown were completely without trim which is considered a luxury. Dodd reported that there are no public beer halls or dance halls in Russia which he felt probably was a contributing factor in ths low rate of Juv- enil* delinquency. Very few people were seen smoking s i the "cancer scare" already had begun, he said. Pictures were shown of the Young Pioneer Youth Group which Dodd explained was similar to the Roy and Girl S c o u t organizations h e r e . These young people, he said, spend many hours each day In crafts and sewing and two hours a day are devoted to study of the Communistic Doc­ trine. Dodd noted that It was not uncommon to find that young people, up to 19-20 years old, could speak ths English lan­ guage and said that all of them had a vast knowledge of the United States and ite peo­ ple. No guard was required for the group on tour and memtiers were free to go at will after original schedule* were made and approved. During the business meet­ ing conducted following the program, Principal E. L. Hellhorn announced that thero would be no school Jan. 30-31. Teachers will be attending a meeting to be held In Holly­ wood. It also wss announced that school pictures, rnsdo Inst week, should Ini back by midFebruary and that the school year book would go to press by mid-3larch. Refreshments of cake, cof­ fee and punch were served by the committee, 31rs. John Brumley, Mrs. R. 11. Grayson, and $lra. Ray Hilliard who were assisted by Mrs. Hnxel Roundtree, a refreshment committee chairman. Casselberry Credit Union Has Election \ < i Ry Jane Casselberry Officers for the coming year were elected at the 14th an­ nual meeting of the Cassel­ berry Citizens Credit Union held Tuesday night at the Woman's Club on Overbrook Dr. Elected to the Board ef Di­ rectors were Thomas P. Hurs­ ton ami Daniel U. Lott. Hold­ over directors arc I.ytle E. Swope, president: Raymond Morris, treasurer, and D. Mil­ ler Evans. Elected to serve on th* credit committee were Robert Wiggins and John Watkins. Car) C. Stoddard was elected alternate and Ben Evans Is carried over from last year. A supervisory committee made up of Mrs. Evelyn llorrls, Mrs. Margnret Mower, and Mrs. Eleanor Stora was elect­ ed. The credit union office is taring moved from the Wll* linmshurg Building on High­ way 17-92 to 239 Sunnytown ltd., Casselberry. At the close of the year ths credit union had 141 members with shares totaling $46,087.69, and a reserve of $2,842.65. It made 34 loans to members during the year end paid fourand-a-hslf per eent dividends amounting te $1,801.68. NEW YORK (U PI) — Baba Ruth’a last public appearanca was a t the New York premiers of the movia "The Baba Ruth Story," July 26, 1048—21 days before hit death. K Of C To Hold Exemplification St. Richard's Council 5357, Knights of Columbus, Sanford, will conduct a First Degree Exemplification next Tuesday at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 2502 Oak Avenue, San­ ford. Supper will be served from 6:30 until 7:30 p.m. and the degree will start a t 8 p. m. r •• VALIANT! RollT, Donna Estes Twelve members of ths First Pentecostal Church of Longwood, Including Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor, attended the Sectional Youth Rally held in Titusville Monday evening. The Rally took place at the recently constructed Pente­ costal Church there with Rev. W. S. Craig of St. Petersburg, district Presbyter, as gueat speaker. The Rally also marked the formal opening of the church. St. Anne Catholic Circle Plans Upcoming Projects Member* ef St. Anne Cir­ cle (Sunland) of the Church ef the Nativity Catholic Wo­ men'* Club completed plans for a two-dsy rummage sale a t Monday night’s regular monthly meeting held at the borne of Mra. Baba Shannon, 107 N. Sunland Drive. The sale la being sponsored today and Saturday beginning at I a. b ! aoch day, at 214 Sanford Avenue. . Another circle project la the "Traveling Surprise Basket." In thla plan a member re­ ceive* tha basket, keeps the baked Bood* (coke, pie or casserole) In It, donates 50 cent*, refills it and posses It to a neighbor or friend. When the basket has been circulated among oB members, dona­ tion* ore removed and tt is started on Ms way again. Also discussed was the An­ nual Spring Festival to be bald at the church in the month ef May. H m circle wOJ sponsor the fish pond booth and another children's game booth for which Anal details will be made at the next meeting. Mrs. Shannon will be chairman of the fish pond booth. Elections for the next allmonth term were conducted. Mrs. P at Dullea was re-elect­ ed as chairman, Mrs. Kathy Poulter, secretary and Mrs. Katherine Rogers, treasurer. Members attending were Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Jo Stanklewlex, Mra. Joan Cramptoh, Mra. Arlene Ryan, Mrs. Reba McFarlana, Mra. Joan Green wood, Mra. Dullea. Mrs. Helnor* Altshuler, Mrs. Mildred Fleming, Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Thelma Denies. Following the business ses­ sion, refreshments were serv­ ed by tha hostess, Mrs. Shan­ non. and her co-hostess, Mrs. Dullea. The next meeting win be held at the hum* of Mrs. Ryan, 706 Cherokee Circle on Feb. 64. All ladles ef the Sunland area are Invited to at­ tend. Selling latter than ever before! You’ll find that Plymouth-Valiant Dealera ore not taking any credit for their aucceas—they’re just pointing with pride to the new ’64 Valiant. They’ll tell you that thla power-packed compact sella itself. How? With stunning new looks, well-known economy, and out­ standing performance to make it the compact that truly haa tha "big cor feel.’’ As proof, sales ora soaring foster than at any time in Valiant’s history. Come in and drive one and prove it to yourself. SEM THE HAPPY MEN WHO SELL VALIANT t BRASS M O T O R S 519 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD, FLA. $ ' 1 ~rm- ----- I T ’ ' Plymouth-Valiant Dealer* aren’t just lucky they’ve got a better car to sell- Twelve Attend Sectional B u r Bervey The Palomar Observatory sky survey (more then seven years is the soaking) photsmapped the haavsEa te a depth of a t least an# billion light years. This project re­ vealed militena a f galaxies Arthur K. Beekerlth. It. containing bill Iona ef stars C la r k C ircu it Court. T* ?• ®vawor B y, Florida ■em taola County, Florida and iU 1,756 plate* provide b l lia h Jam. I. 10, IT, SO, ISSt i. Pmu m Jaa. IS, IT. 14, »L IMS data for a century’s Oaaatxh. wentr­ ' !. FH. Jnn. 24, ’Cl—Pnffe 3 X rralft 1 ;j 1 f [; VHIj L* v �Seminole’s New Service Everyday throughout Seminole County there are people who need as* sistance —* the type of help which only can be provided by a nurse. This means a nurse who can visit the home and accomplish simple nursing procedures. For example, a 60-year-old man needs to be taught to give himself insulin shots because of his diabetic condition, an elderly woman needs to be shown how to bathe a bed­ ridden member of the family, » young girl’s surgical dressings must be changed every dsv or two. or a mother needs help in learning to prepare a special formula for her newborn child. Dozens of other instances could be cited of persons not ill enough to be hospitalized and not needing, or able to afford, the services of a full time private duty nurse. Yet, they need nursing care or counsel which their families are not able to give them, at least without the services of a visiting public health nurse. Hero in Seminole County the services ore legion which a visiting nurse can render. They should be available to all who need them in this area, whether or not recipients who receive the services or their families can afford to pay for oil or part of the established small fees. Because of this need the Semin­ ole County Home Nursing Council was organized under the sponsorship of the Public Health Department . last October. At the present time there are eight public health nurses whoprovlde home nursing services. The. county now has the profes­ sional part-time home nursing care for those whose families once had to rely on untrained relatives, servants or friends. The nurses are providing more comfort for the chronically ill, the aged and the ir-firm. Physicians I Thought For Today These all died in faith, not hav­ ing received what was promised, but having seen it and greeted it from afar, and having acknowledged that they were strangers and exiles on the sarth — Hebrews 11:18. • • * Strange interlude I Yes, our lives are merely stran. dark interludes ipiay of God the in the electrical splay Father I — Eugene O' Neill. Barbs By Hal Cochran Boms men call their wives sugar to start with and than wlad up paying a lump aum. • • e Teen-agers art doing things faster these days — Ilka smoking four year* earlier than they used to. s e e Now may be a good tlma to buy outside themometors. They're always lower In win­ ter. cates, Texas paintings sad a hi-fi system wars added. When asked what har hus­ band thought of the redecor­ ating, Mrs. Johnson replied: “All the furniture he wants Is something comfortable enougbt to put his feet up on." Small Imperfections can up­ set the President. His Banka is always hot—but never quite hot enough. His Capitol Mill staff once responded to tet­ ters from too Texas consti­ tuents in s single day, but failed to answer 48 others. “There are 45 people who didn't get the service they deserve today,’’ Johnson cried. Hanging In one of the rooms of the L.B.J. Ranch guest house outside Johnson City, Tex., is a small embroldtrad simpler. It reads: “Come in the evening, Corns in the morning, Come when you're looked for Come without warning." As host at the L.B J . Ilsnch, (he President often serves hamburgers cut to the shape of Texas. The ever-efflclent Johnson always urges his Herald Area Correspondents • Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia llartoe 888*1818 Casselberry Mrs. Jan* Casselberry 888*1946 Chnluotn Mrs. Joan Might >68-1748 DoBary Mr*. Adam Metier 648-4419 Enterprle* Mias Melon Snodgrass 661-9981 Geneve Mr*. Leele* Grsyeen 149-4671 Lake Mary Mrs. Franco* Weeter 188-6819 Lake Monro* Mrs. H. L. Johneea 888*4788 Longwoed Mr*. Donne Eats* •18-8117 North Orlande Mr*. Mean Grineteed 888-1891 Oetoon Mr*. CUroae* Snyder 818-4841 Oviedo Mrs. G**rt* Kelsey 866-1486 Q H p $ a n fa r b f y r a t o Page 4 Sanford, Florida Friday, January 24„ 1064 w u n a a . a la low. boitob a n a r a i u s a m rW AN K VOLTOLINH. C S m lit ln • Om w i I Mh m i i JU LIAN L. 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Publlohod daily oacopt Baturdtr, Sunday end Christmas: published Saturday pratesdtoy guests, “Eat tbs panhandla first." Tbs president Is highly sen­ timental. After his trip to Pakistan in >961, he was told that n Pakistan cab driver bad been quoted as saying, “I myself have driven a king and some American senators in my taxi. But Mr. Johnson was the first big msn who came here and looked down •t a common man and made him happy." Sighed Johnson: “No mat­ ter how tough things are in this job, it Is all worth while when a taxi driver in Karachi will cay that." Johnson has always been firm in supporting the rights of Nsgross. As Maority Lead­ er, Just before a dinner in hi* honor «t Houston, he beard that Negroes who had bought tickets would be barred from attending. Swiftly, he sent word to the dinner committee: If any ticket holders wore denied admission, he’d stay away. The Negroes were admitted and Johnson made a joint to visit every table where they were seated. Bruce P fo sso t--R o y Crowley Political Notebook know their patients ' are receiving proper professional care, and the patients nave the reassurance that a professional nurse is providing or supervising their care. Home environment provides a psychological and inspirational stim­ ulus to patients. Not only a rt they in friendly and familiar atmospheres but their families, after instructions, can participate in their treatment and recovery program. Seminole County is fortunate in having this type of service. However, its continuation, progress and suc­ cess is a direct responsibility of all of the people of this county. The or­ ganization needs the support of the community. Fortunately, the program is a part of the Public Ha Health Depart^ ment and at this time does not need financial support. But it does need the interest of the people. The pub­ lic is invited, in fact, urged to learn more about the program by attend­ ing council meetings and serving in whatever capacities possible. The Herald joins with Dr. Leone, head of the Public Health Depart­ ment and Kenneth McIntosh, presi­ dent of the Home Nursing Council, in urging Seminole County citizens to acquaint themselves with the pro­ gram and lending their aupport when and where It is needed. Washington Notebook WASHINGTON - (NEA) President Johnson's wile Lady Bird (the former Claudia Tay­ lor of Karaack, Tex.), admits his seaso of elficieaey. When the family moved into “Las Ormes," Peris Meeta's form­ er Washington home, Mrs. Johnson wont to considerable troubls anglicising tbs Inter, ior of tbs bouts, In addition to changing Its name to "Tbs Elms." New wallpaper, book* " M tn d If I Look O ver Y our Shoulder? Dr. Crone’s Worry Clinic Myrna'a report show* the widespread educational infincncs of tbs daily nowopaper. In Ite various advice columns « s psychology and medicine, finance and poli­ tics, child care, etc. The newspaper actually surpassee the Liberal Arts college la cone true tire social Inflaonce. Here’s Just om case in PfteL CASE R-406: Myma M„ aged 28, lives In Pennsylvania. After one of my recent lec­ tures, she introduced herself and thanked me for caving her father’s life. "What do you mean 7” I askod, puttied. "Well, Or. Crane,” ahe an­ swered, “you mentioned in one of your newspaper column* that oxygen is tha main need of a person during a heart at­ tack. “So you urged nil such patjents to grit their teeth and indulge in rapid, forced deep breathing. “Laet month Daddy fell to the floor as hs was rushing to answer the telephone. “He was clutching at his throat and suffering terrific pain over his cheat. “He told us it must be his heart. “So I loosened his collar und urged him to lie still but breathe deeply. ‘'Meanwhile, Mother called our phyalclsn. "And during the 80 minutes till the doctor arrived, I kept urging Daddy to breathe deep and fast, which ha did. “The pain had eased up a great deal by tha time the doc­ tor reached ue. He then sent Dady to tha hoepital, where they put him on oxygen. “But he said Daddy prob< ally would have died if I hadn’t made sure he breathed deep and fait during that first half hour on tha floor.” Heart Strategy When you suffer a heart at­ tack, the one chemical that your heart needs most Is oxy­ gen. As soon as wa medic* get you to a hospital, that’s what ws employ to tide your hamp­ ered heart through its read Juitment period. But n physician may not reach you for an hour. And you can die In tha first I min­ utes, If you don’t gat more oxygen to that weakened heart. So PLEASE memorlxa this simple formula for helping save your llfet (1) The air around us has almost 20 par cent oxygen in It, eo breaths deeper and fast•r. Than you can give your heart more oxygen AT ONCE! (2) Those first few minutes may tip tha Males between death vs. Ilfs. So extra oxygen from the air may turn tha tide in your favor. It’s like n fir* that starts In a wastebasket. One bucket of water In the next minute or two may douse the fire en­ tirely. But If you wait 80 min­ utes, even the city fire depart-* ment may not sava the buildIngl (8) Lie atilt except for your rapid deep breathing. For a hampered heart needs all the breaks. Don’t try to walk upstairs to your bed. Stay where you ere. (4) You can suffer from sev­ eral heart attacks without dy­ ing‘if your heart gets plenty of oxygen to keep up its nor­ mal pumping pressure. If you romsln conscious, then you know you are more likely to survive, sine# fetal heart attacks usually knock you unconscious almost in­ stantly. And send for my booklet “How to Break the Liquor and Tobacco Habits,” enclosing a long stamped, return envelops plus 20 cents. For tobacco looms ths major cause of heart attacks, so give your heart a break. Remember, heart d i s e a s e causes SVfc times ns many deaths every year as nil forms of cancer, combined I WASHINGTON — (N E A )Short, paunchy Col. L. Veilerloo is commandant of the Panama National Guard, the country's combined army and police. When called into action, Col. Vallerino'a troops did a rapid and efficient job of quelling 4b* rioters end help­ ing bring peace aod order. The story was different in the big bdU-ILS. riots in Pan­ ama Just over four years ago. Then, tbs Pansmaoians were unable to curb tbe distur­ bances. U. S. troops had to do the job. American experts say it was because in 1959 Col. Vallcrino just didn't care. Behind this d i f f e r e n c e there's a story of little thing*. It's a story of ■ CapL An­ gel Araux of the Panama Na­ tional Guard being asked by the U J . Army to be sports liaison officer. This seems like a trivial thing, but the captain loved 1L The captain is now Major Araut, commander of the Palace Guard. His influence was important In getting ac­ tion on putting down the riots. Then there's Col. VsUerino himself. He was invited to study at tbe U J . Army School of tbe Americas and grad­ uated with honor. This gives him considerable prestige. The Army organized special courses to train his key offi­ cers and men. His military police were Invited to co-pa­ trol with Americans in some trouble spots. His troops were provided military equipment and sports supplies. By Latin standards, tha colonel's outfit became a aplt-and-poUah unit with pride, discipline and ability. That showed up in tbe riot control. Col. VsUerino is a good man to have on our aide. He's ap­ parently afraid of nothing. The Arias family, most powerful in Panama, has been out to oust him because he darod Jail one of tbs Arias boys, first for a revolutionary attempt and second for smug­ gling. But they haven't been able to touch him. The cases of MaJ. Araux and Col. VsUerino are typical of the seemingly small but very real Individual gams the V. 8. military and foreign aervlce groups have made la Panama since tbe 195S riots. The 1964 riots make U clear, however, that some major problems tro stlU unsolved. Problem 1— The four-head­ ed jumble of U.S. authority in the son* the U. 8. governor who reports to the Army, the commanding geoaral of the U J. Southern Command who reports to tbe Joint Chiefs of Staff, the ambassador who re­ ports to Secretary of State Rusk, aod eomo U. 8. con­ Porogrqphs Unclassified Americas youngsters need two more ysars of free public education aimed at intellect­ ual growth after they grad­ uate from high school. This is the opinion of ths Educational Policies Commis­ sion, as organisation, jointly sponsored by tha National Education and the American Association of School Admin­ istrators. The EPC says that the goal of Individual freedom requires a much greater ability to think and ■ much greater understanding of self and the world than may be commonly assumed. And, the commission says, a high school education alone is not enough to produce these ends. They call for maturity beyond adolescence and edu­ cation at a higher lovsl than can bo attained in most high schools. Two mors ysars of free public education could capi­ talise on atudeate’ emerging maturity, the report oaya. "Many four-year collagea to­ day devote the first two years of their program to goners! education with specialised ed­ ucation initilted in the third year. Junior colleges offer two years of general educa­ tion to student* who then leave school or turn to spe­ cialised study. In this twoyear ported, many students advance significantly toward awarensss ef self and the world," sad. says the mission, the education offer­ ed at this time must be de­ signed to enable students to think, to dsvelop a “rational grasp" of their own lives. Less than two ysars of ad­ ditional sducatlon beyond the high school, says the report, would not bo enough. It would toko at least two years, the report says, for the thirst for Intelloctual growth to become self-senerating within most students. As to curriculum in the twoyear program, the report says: “No subject or group of subjects guarantees the de­ velopment of the ability to think." Ths commission suggests that the teaching of nil subjects be designed “to de­ velop the tendency and abil­ ity to define problems ss well as to solvs them, to relate n fact or idea to others in new and significant ways," and “to apply specialised know­ ledge to more general situsHone." Study of disciplines can contribute to self-awareneu and knowledge of the world, but eome student* fro illequipped for such study. For them, It may bo necessary to o f f e r vocational subjects. Otherwise they would drop out of college, finding no meaning in an academic cur­ riculum. But. the commission wares, learning a job' skill may be self-defeating: "In an accelerating technology, almost any specific skill is opt to "The education which is most useful equips one to at­ tack complex new problems and to acquire complex now skills throughout n lifetime. Ths old .struggle between practical and liberal educa­ tion is less significant as the ability for abstract thinking becomes the key to both . . .’’ As education btyond ths high school bscomsa more widespread, getting and keep­ ing a high-quality faculty will become a problem, the report says. But tbs problem must be faced, it points out, with­ out giving in to the easy so­ lution—simply Increasing the number of students per teach­ er. For despite new teaching aids, high-quality teaching de­ mand! enough high-quality teachers. “The value of dovlcta like television and pro­ grammed Instruction is net the prospect they offer ef solving the teacher shortage, but In their contribution to the quality of Instruction. As their us# spreads, the baste problem will remain," says the report. The commission reports that the ability of collegs stu­ dent! to progress toward independent and self-motivated thinking depends in Urge part on their earlier schooling. One of the most .important steps n college can take to improve its own program, tha commis­ sion says, to to help the ele­ mentary a id secondary schools to loprovo their cap- I gressmen who step In directly in varlou* Canal Zone affairs. Suggested solution: one top man. Problem 8— lb * vested-in terest second and third gen eraUoa group of xone eim ployes who State and Defense Department private reports say btve taken on tbe attitude of French colonialists In A! giers sod of the BriUsh Colonel BUmps in the old In­ dian Empire. Solution:; suggested by Army xone "veterans"; Ro­ tate zone employes periodical ly, as Is done with U.S. dlplo mats and military men, and give more qualified Pansm aniens access to professional jobs in tbe zone. Some U.S. experts beUeve it wUl also be necessary to adjust the wages of Pane manlan zone employe!, raise U.S. Canal Zone payments to Panama, expand aid for low cost Panamanian housing, help estsbUsh more local smaU Industry. But with sU that, State and Defense Depsrtment special­ ists say the basic cause of the anU-U.S. riots in Panama may be something tbe U J. can't solve itself. That is, they say, you have a country, Panama, with some very rich and many very poor. In the center of that country you have, In the Canal Zone, an "Island of good living" inhabited by “f o r e i g n e r s " (Ameri­ cans) whose "wealth" appar­ ently comes from the Panama Canal. Tbe envy and resentment will not be wiped out, these experts think, until the poor raise themselves and Panama builds a strong, steady middle class. The Alliance for Progress started out with the idea of encouraging Just this. It ob­ viously has not succeeded. Key State and Defense Dept, men now say the Panama­ nians must accomplish the Job themselves If it’s to be done. Quotes It was as if a mad movie projectionist had mixed up cans of film, interlacing tha bitter tragedy of tbe great American nation with a cheap Texas thriller, s detective story and comics. —Russian writer Nikolai S. Atarov, on the assassination of President Kennedy and Its aftermath. It is all very well to say ws should have crash programs in oceanography or to find a curs for cancer. But If we were to put ail the lunar pro­ gram money into these fields there wouldn't be enough competent scientists in thess areas to spend it all. —Rev. Francis J. Heyden, Georgetown U. astronomy professor. My policy is to wear out, not rust out. —Rtp. Carl Vinson, D-Ga., 80, rounding out 49 years In the U. S. House of Repre­ Count Cailmtr Pulasld, the sentatives. Polish patriot who also be­ Theory Is nice, but a man came n hero of the American Revolution, c a m * to this always needs to have some country after being driven luck In life. 1 was lucky. Into exile from hit own Und —Dr. Helgo Ingstad, Norwe­ in 1772. Ho Joined the army gian archeologist who dis­ of G e n e r a l Washington In covered remains of a Norse 1777 and served with dlatino village In Newfoundland, tion in several engagements. Wounded at Savannah, he first res] proof that Vikings died October 11, 1770. came to the New World. SIDE GLANCES % By Galbraith �i Triple Header Here, Two Road Games Tonight Twi-Nighter Oviedo Travels About Sports On Tap At To Take On Thinking O ut Loud Fleming Gym Titusville ®ljr Danfort) frralb BY JULIAN STBNBTROM By Joe Warden How F u t? How Slow? Herald Sport* W riter What'e the best speed for trolling T Oviedo take* to the road to­ The apparent limpllcity of trolling generally dupea night for a aecond consecutive a lot of good angler* into thinking th at thia effective fish­ road gama which feature* th# ing technique is a m atter of dunking a lure overboard and powerful AA Tituavllle Ter­ revving up tha motor. rier*. The Lion* want to grab Like other methods, trolling demand* a certain mea« big third atraight victory, aura of know-how If result* are to add up to expectation*, yet the Oviedlana are aware that they will run Into a "tig ­ say the fishing folk* a t Mercury outboards. Of all the factors that influence th* fish-appeal of a er” tonight. trolled lure, probably speed is the most significant. Yet Tonight’* game will revive many fishermen overlook tha basic atap in determining a rivalry between th* two exactly how much to throttle up the outboard or cut it achoola that haa existed for many year*. Oviedo ia on top back to an idle. Since most artificial lurta ar* designed with built-in and haa d o m i n a t e d thea* action, they function properly only when wriggling along game* overall, but Tituavllle a t a certain clip. When the pace la too fast or too alow, haa bagged theae tilt* for the plugs exhibit about as much excitement as a clump of last three year*, except for water-legged willow*. They work a t tha right apeed— their last mccing in Oviedo, nothing mora, nothing less. Among diffarant lursa, th* in which the Lion* put down apeed variea considerably. th* Terrier*. Coach Paul Mik To pinpoint Just how fast a certain model should be ler expressed hop* th a t Oviedo could continue in th* "win­ trolled, drop It overboard alongside the boat. Then watch and feel it* action a t varloua thrcttle setting*. A t on* ning way” tonight. Th* Terrier* are an all sen- very precise point the plug responds like it ehould, darting and tumbling as tha maker intended. This, obviously, is lor quintet, with all eager* but on* towering over alx feet. the right speed. A few member* of th* TitusThli simple—yet revealing trick—make* picking the ville lineup are listed at 6' 4", correct apeed an easy matter. And it’s a good on* SuT all which ahould be a definite die- of ua to file away for warmer days. • • * • advantage to th* aomewhat ahorter Lion*. There’s a good friend of cure in Fresno, Calif., who The Terrier* are much bet­ invented a rubber cover which covera the propellors on te r than their record indicate*, an outboard motor and permits trolling at approximately fo r the reputedly underdog five mile* per hour. Terrier* nearly knocked off HI* name ia Don Fortune, and he got th* idea dur­ Cocoa in a ball control gama ing World War II when he served in the Pacific aa a th at aaw Tituavlll* beat by PT boat commander. two point* 21-10. Also TituaHe has had the Idea patented and tha covera sold on ville ha* tangled with other west coast. If you’d like any further information call ua Metro conference member*, a t The Herald. and New Smyrna—a common • • • * foe to th* Terrier* and Lion*. Her* 'a There Th* Terrier* are eonaidered a The Milwaukee Braves handed Warran Spahn an definite favorite over the 885,000 contract to mak* tha wrong-armer th* highest Claaa B Oviedo Lion*. paid fllnger In baseball. It was his 20th contract with tha Oviedo goes into tonight’* Brave* . . . Florida’s ace, Tom Baxley, got on* bucket conteat backed by an 8-3 rec­ last night that really paid off. Tha aanaatlonal Gator ord. Oviedo haa aomewhat im guard put one through the hoop with 16 second* remainproved over the laat few Ing Thursday night to give tha Gators a 62 to 60 win week*, having captured five over FSU . . . We suggest one solution to the SEC which win* in alx atarta. Oviedo’s lat­ we believe will solve a lot of problems: have one league est win was a 68-55 triumph with two divisions of seven teams each. Thla can be don* over outclassed Mount Dora by admitting FSU and Memphis Stata. This would put Bible. Oviedo haa managod to pro­ ■even clubs in each division. Each club would be required to play a t least six other laague opponents to qualify fer duce a more balanced scoring a championship contest for tha loop’s title between the attack recently, thus adding strength to its offense. Paced winners of each division. I t would be a natural. by dependable scorer Jimmy Courier, who U averaging nearly 19 points per game, the Lion* arc being boosted by the Increased scoring production of Rex Brooks, Ted Belhlorn, ann Billy Mikler. Seth Rook and Arden A rndt ar* doing a good job in th* center post, Threa marathon racei high milers scheduled for the fifth, and Rook is providing strength light tonight'* 11-race proseventh and Uth races. in rebounding. gram at tha Sanford-Orlsndo Ia tha fifth E.J. Aldersoe's Oviedo’s ta a a spirit is ex­ kennel club with the 3/sths Dark Embers will bo hard to cellent, according to Coach Mikler. Also th f boys are mak catch. Tha bif 7J pound Black ing fewer mlatakea and team dof ran aecood to Rockor work la improving. Circus in his last sta rt over Tonight Oviedo’s JV squad the long rout*. Dark Embers (4-7) also takes on tha Ter­ turned in a fin* timing of riers B qu in tet JV work has 41.29 in finishing aecond. improved recently, and with Golden M. and protocol will be favored in the seventh. the addition of G a r d d e r Preedy, tha littia Lions hava Starlight Kathy and Gar­ old Robertson's Sweet Show­ plead up scoring strength. ers will probably share tha Proabls varsity lineup Is top billing in the Uth. Mikler and Courier, forwards] Tonight'* entries: Brooks and Bellhorn, guards; k iu s t M art: — b / is m ii * _ and Seth Rook a t center. ClraS* B— 1. C b t r u k s * liuluu, Game time la a t 0:30. Z. O m i r B , t. H usty J t l , 4. 3 Marathon Races On S0KC Program Iron Guard, I. Duitjr Captain, *. K»flna, f. D uke DraWt, I. NBA Players Fines $50 So Hear i r .r n x n NEW YORK (UP1) - Two York Knickerbockers players and two Los Angeles Lakers were fined 850 each Thursday for their actions in a Jan. 8 brawl a t Los Angeles. Walter Kennedy, president of the National Bsiketball As­ sociation, slapped fines an Tom Hoover and Bill McGill of the Knleks and Don Nelson and Jim Krebs of the Laker*. N s* Wins Jump Event LE BRASSUS, Switzerland <UPR— John Balfanz of Min­ neapolis won a special jump­ ing event Sunday with HI points end Russian teams finished ons-twe in the 80 kilometer (llA tt miles) re­ lay of the International Nor­ dic ski meet. i Televise Race I SLOPS HOPE — Egon ZimoMraum is A u i trla’i prime hope for a medal la the downhill competition of the Win­ te r Olympics starting Jan, 29 a t Innsbruck. Austria. Essex Top Man In Bogey Play [EW YORK (U PI) — Tha 3 network will televise ope'e r i c h e s t trotting Lee Essex, with a net of 78, nt, tha 8100,000 Prix captured first prize in Wed­ merique which Is achednesday's blind bogey golf I to be held Feb. 16. tournament sponsored by the Senior Mea’s Golf Association >1-Army Game NOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) at tha Mid-Florida Country he Tennessee football taam Club. scheduled two games tamp Bothnia took secaad lost Army, one her* la plaeo with a a S4 while Erie and on* la Memphis tha DaUmaa and L S. FfauU tied tor third with 88, JsU »vU g?«» Lp a n Meets Kissimmee In League Game Fri. Jan. 24, ’64—Page 6 a a r a — s /te mu* •—Grad* C— 1, T a r a n l t l l a . s. ailck Tip, S. Hobble flhor*, 4. Kundown Rock. 4. Silent Graca 4. S t o r m r Hock*!, T. V ourw av A nn. S. Jeff Mas T H I R D SU CH — a / i a HU* — Grad* D— 1. flt*p Now, 1. Wld* Ocean, S. Hrooklon. 4. Itllldala, I. Jo* C a n tr . 4. Hr tibia Kira, T. Alyatlcal, 4. Huian H a a (llatr roi-RTH a t c a — a / u hm* — Grad* M— 1. R-R.'a Edrad. t . T r l a r Lee, I. B lack Jull*. 4. Flora Day. I- G ra y M a tte r, t. A.J., T. L* Wan*. I. Mil* J t l tU r FIFTH IIACM — S/S Hit* — Grad* T — 1. Avant Garda, t . Mary Xlp, I. o i l F e y r a sa t, 4. Steprilla, I. Fakl* Cavalisr, 4. D a rk K n b a r a , T. E ig h t y Nina. I. R e p a s t R e c k s r six t h back — a /ta a n * — Grad* C— 1. B.A.’a Scout, t. Purebred, t. F a w n Violet. 4. P a r t y Plan. I. N a braa ka Nod. I. Doaoaeter Shy, T. T r y JCwlk C h tk . I. S harp T r a d e r SEVENTH BACH — S/S MB* —G rad* D— 1. Cha rlie MeUuay, t. o . B ' s Column, t . Protocol, 4. Chill Wills. I. L oopin g L a ­ the. 4. Goldaa M., I. Rebelf F e r r a r i. I. R aflfl Rock b iu h t h bach — a /ia h r # — Grade B — 1. Best Clus. t. Bock T r s y , I- F l y l a g Fable. 4. r o n d o H u r r y . I. Dinah'* r a g . 4. Calico ghlp, T. Ruby K**!*r, I. Mallla McDuff NINTH BACH — S / l g HU* Grad* B— 1. W ic k e t Bally, Z. F r o a ty Tip. I. P a t 'a P H ak t. 4. Italian Lace, I. Mrs. Mops, I. Grown Trass, T. C a ke* H a w k , I. Ho Splendid TENTH BACH — B/IS H lla — Grad* A — 1 Banal* Akka, I. Donna's Mia* Kay, t , C h a r o k t a Sundial. 4. G a to r Land. I. Chuck Drake. 4. Ideal, T, Mlaa Dunmor*. S. Nlato E LE VE NT H RACK — S/S H lla — Grad* ■— I. S k u t y , Z. Sw eet Shower*. I. At Pase um. 4. L ight Match. I. O Nellie. I. M ary McLala. T. Vleko, I. S t a r l lg M RAtkW * A twl-nlght triple-header is on tap for baiketbal! fans In Sanford tonight when the Seminole High JayVeei and tha Winter Park High JayVeea meet in the first of three cage tilts at the Flem log Gymnasium. This con test will get under way at 4 p. m., and it will be fol­ lowed by a Metro Conference affair between the varsity units of the Tribe and the Wildcats. Thla game begins at 6:30 p. m. At 6:30 p.m., the Rollins College Tars and the Bears of Mercer University are slat­ ed to wind up the three-game event. Head Coach Ralph Stumpf* varsity bopea to rack up its second win in a row. The Tribe stepped out of Metro league competition last F ri­ day night and stopped an on­ coming rush by the New Smyrna Beach Barracuda* to post a decision. But they will be re entering Metro play to­ night against the Wildcats. Sanford has won three games and dropped nine in overall play this year. Stump! will likely get underway with Mike Bowes, Harry Harks, Harry Johnson, Ken Tyre, and Billy Higgins as his starters. Meanwhile, Winter Park is White, Scotty Green, John Slezpected to go with Hrucc as, Mike Egan and Mike Kel­ ley. At the moment Seminole la la seventh place In league standings. Neither Rolllni or Mercer will take winning records in­ to tonight’s collegiate con­ te s t But both dubs are fair­ ly evenly matched and It should be a closely contested affair. Rollins' starters will include Lee Baggett, Phil Hurt, Mil­ lard Nixon, Jerry Brown and Phil Kirk. Mercer la slated to start Jim Hearn, the Bear's leading acorer and 6foot-7 center Don Baxter. '64 Drag Season Opens Saturday rha 1864 drag racing season gets under way Saturday with more than 100 drivers from all over the country compet­ ing at the Osceola Airport drag strip beginning with time trials a t 7 p.m. The season opener, post poned by rain Jan. 11, pro­ mises to bo an even more colorful event with the addi­ tion of many widely-known out-of-state drivers who will be arriving early to drive in the Winter National Drag Races at Samsula n e x t month. The visitors will be Joined by some of this area’s top drivers Including th* Sanford Naval Air Station's John Mo­ loney, a consistent winner in “ Gas” class competition dur­ ing recent meets. The full program of elimi­ nations beginning at 9:30 will feature a challenge race betweea two Corvette Sting Raya, both from Sanford. J. W. Smith will match his 1963 Sting Ray against Henry White's a * w ’64 model. Smith's car was a heavy winn tr ia laat year's racing pro­ grams. Proceeding the eliminations will be a Le Mans race, with drivers racing 30 yards on foot to man their cars at the commencement of each heaL The sponsoring Semin alt Timing Association has an­ nounced that rain checks and classification permits from the Jan. 11 race will be hon­ ored Saturday. However, all c a n a u a t be reclassified. 40 MEMBERS OK THE 1381«t G eodetic S u rv e y Squadron of th e O rlan d o Air F o rc e B a se hooked 123 fish in their slmd derby ut a St. Johns River fishing camp near Sanford. Horse Show Results Martin, Jacin In Gators Defeat FSU 52 To 50 By United Press International Little Tom Baxley, a 5-foot 10 guard from Miami, sank a 25-foot Jump shot just as the b u z z e r sounded Thursday night to give Florida a 52-50 victory over Florida Stale. The defeat was stale's first loss in seven starts on their home court and its aecond defeat at the hands of the Gators. The Southeastern Confer ence Gatori failed in their freezing tactics during Ihc last few minutes of the game and the Seminolei whittled away a 10-polnt deficit with ace Cal Hugo tying the game at 50-50 with 20 soconds left. Florida froze the ball again and passed to Baxley for the jump shot just as time ran out. Forward Richard Peek led the Gators with 15 points. Baxley waa next with 14. Huge led the Seminole scoring with 12 points. Ail Southeastern Confer ence teams arc idle tonight, but action picks up Saturday. The Georgia Tech Yellow Ja c ­ kets—conquerors of Kentucky once thla year on their home court—travel to Lexington for ■ match which headlines the night's card. In addition, Auburn will be at Georgia, Mississippi State ■t Memphis State and Tennes­ see and Duke at Grccniboro, N. C. Fight Results United Press International BANGKOK (UPI) - Pone Klngpetch, 112, Thailand, outpolncd Hiroyuki Ehihara, 112, Japan IS— regains world fly­ weight title. LOS ANGELES (UPI) Manuel Ramos, 195, Mexico City, knocked out Kid Apa­ che, 210, Orange Cove, Calif., (4). NEW YORK (U PI)—Sunnyaid* Garden—Harold Richard­ son, 1685a, New York, stopped Jimmy Duprcss, ICO, New York (7). Metro Standings Spectator* at the Dusty Lee Christopher, Stove Braln­ Boots Horse Show got their ard and Becky Giles. share of thrills Sunday as dar­ Clovcrlcaf: L e e Christo­ ing riding, tricky manuevers pher, Boyd Edwards, lluth and several spills, including Edwards and Becky Giles. Hlbbon race: Tommy Aus­ an impromptu "bucking bron­ co ride” which lent a rodeo tin and Boyd Edwards; 1*0 Christopher a n d Christine air to the afternoon. One horse decided to kick Copeland; Steve Bralnard and up his heels and with some Sandra Tanner; George My­ fast, unexpected bucking, suc­ ers and Peggy Ringlc. Keyhole; Lee Christopher, ceeded in dislodging h i a young rider, Tommy Austin. Chris Copeland, George My­ The surprised rider hung on ers, Rusty Christopher. like a veteran for a few sec­ The dirt-track horse race onds to tho cheers of the between C o n n i e Phillips, crowd, but tho horse won. The Becky Giles and Boyd Ed­ lad was uninjured and re ­ wards was won by Edwards by about alx lengths. mounted quickly. Master of ceremonies for Earlier, young Austin was presented with the high point the contests was Tony Austin, trophy which ha won at the judge waa Bob Copeland and November show. I. V. Wil­ timekeeper waa 1. V. Wil­ liams, Dusty Boots treasurer liam*. and timc-kccpicr, made the presentation. Also awarded a trophy, for winning tho October high point score, waa Boyd Ed­ wards of Orlando. Edwards proved that his horsemanship wasn't all luck, when he got off to a lato start Automobile Racing Club of in the events Sunday and atill American (ARCA) will make nosed out tho next highest debut at Daytona Internation­ rider, young Lee Chrlsfophei al Speedway on Fct>. 8 9 with of Union Park, to cop high one of the fastest fields the midwestern raring organiza­ points again. Edwards tallied up 17 points tion has ever fielded. ARC\ (known until recent­ in th* day's events, Lee Christopher, 16; George My­ ly as MARC) will stage a 100ers of Apopka, 13; Tommy inilc modlflcd-sportsman race Austin 12; Steve Bralnard of on Feb. 8, and a 260 mile Apopka II; Christine Cope­ late model championship rare land of Oviedo, nine, and on Feb. 9. Lured by a shot at the Becky Giles of Sanford, eight world's fastest track, and points. The January high point tro­ 520,100 In posted awards, en­ phy will bo awarded at the tries from ARCA'a top drivers next show, which will be held have poured In for the 250mller. on Feb. 16. Jack Bowsher of SpringWinners of the day'i events field, Ohio, ARCA'a lop na­ arc as follows: Pick-up race: Steve Braln­ tional champ, was one of the ard and Keillia McLIn of firit to filo an entry, ami Apopka, first; Don IUngle and since then close lo 40 driver* George Myers of Apopka, sec­ have entered the Hit, many ond; Chris Copeland and Bob of them with the latest and Copeland of Oviedo, third; fastest 1964 equipment, \mong them are Iggy KaBecky Giles and Tommy Aus­ tona (Ford), Willis, Mich.; tin of Sanford, fourth. Dick Freeman of Dayton, Flag race: Becky Giles, Ohio (Mercury); Jim Cush­ first; Boyd Edwards, second; man, Columbus, Ohio (PlyGeorge Myers, third, and Steve Bralnard, fourth. Open Western pleasure: Director Named Chris Copeland, Tommy Aus­ WESTBURY. N. Y. (U P I)tin, Shirley Durfrey a n d Jcrome J. O'Neill, 45-year-old George Myers, with Danny former New York City police Tanner and Mary Fowler tak­ department captain and direc­ ing honorable mention), tor of traffic and transporta­ Pole bending: Tommy Aus­ tion safely for the Greater tin, Boyd Edwards, Lee Chris­ New York Safety Counril, to­ day waa appointed director of topher and Becky Giles. Musical tires: George My­ security for Roosevelt Race­ ers, Bob Copeland, Sieve way. Bralnard, Tommy Auitin. Hollow log: Boyd Edwards, mouth)] Keith Ploughe, In­ dianapolis, Ind., (Ford); Paul Parks, Columbui, (Ford); Clyde Parker, Detroit, Mich., (Chevrolet); Bob D w e l l , Jamestown, N. Y., (Ford); Elmer Musgrave, Dei Plain, 111, (Mercury); Dick Hutch­ erson, Keokuk, Iowa, (Ford); Ernie Derr, Keokuk, Iowa, (Plymouth); Meyers, Glen­ view, III., (Ford); Paul Clark, Mansfield, Ohio, (Pontiac) and many others. Bowsher was a recent visit­ or to the Speedway and while here took a few trial (pins a r o u n d (he high • banked curves and down the straights. He said he was sure that the ARCA boys would prove that the NASCAR aces wero not tho only onci who would turn In record speeds on the world’s fastest track. These sentiment* were echo­ ed by Katona, when ho waa in Daytona as ono of tho chief drivers in tho Comet'* 100,000 mile endurance run. Tech Loses First Round ATLANTA (U PI) - Casa 140; Georgia Tach va. limited athletic acholarihipa, today went before a Jury of tha I I .Southeastern Conference presJdenli. Th* nationally renowned Engineers, who have m ade it clear that they will go lode* pendent unless the conference lifts its present limit of 146 grants-ln-aid for football and basketball combined, tost an opening round Thursday and th* lieu* wee In doubt as to what would happen today. Bobby Dodd, Tech's athle* tic director and head foot* ball coach, carried tha Issue before a dozed-door meeting of the athletic directors aod football coaches a t the 18member conference and suf­ fered a rebuke when the group, reportedly by • 8-8 vote, refused to recom aead raising the limit. "That doesn’t mean • great deal," Dodd said later. "The only thing that really eounta ia how the presidents vote." Last year, the directors and coaches voted 7-5 in favor of raising the scholarship cell­ ing only to have the presi­ dents kill the change fer the year by a 8 4 tie. B O C fM # / NIGHTLY 8:10 I K K dogs run W h . r e * 1* ' 0 9 i i a i . a ia ' THURSDAY LADIES ADMITTED FREE GLASS-ENCLOSED HEATED GRANDSTAND LUXURIOUS CLUBHOU8R VALET PAKKING 7:40 p.R. * 1 '■ » ■ » /% ■ ■ ■ MOVING AND STORAGE CO.. INC F A 50-1 C c l e y Ave 2 - 9 5 1 1 S a n f o r d . Fla. RAIN OR SHINBt MATINEES * ^Saturday 2 P’ TONIGHT NEW YORK (Uri) — Mid­ dleweight* Joey Archer of New York and Holly Mima of Washington, D. C„ wars sign ad Monday for • 10-round Rationally talaviaad bout at Madison Square Garden fob. Martin and Jacin won a sec­ ond chance victory in Thurs­ day night’s feature eighth game event at the Orlando Seminole Jal Alai Fronton. The post four team was stopped in its first try for game point but made good the second time around after Areitio and Zarra missed the winning point. Highlight of tho night, and possibly aomc of Ihc best Jal alai action of the icason, was a sixth gama carom duel be­ tween Badlola-Garay a n d Ermu-Lorenzo, with the latter taking the win. Manuel and Agustin shared the Dally Double, paying $58.40 on a 5-3 combination. Auto Racing Club Makes Debut At Daytona Speedway Feb. 8-9 Team W L Bvana 7 0 Boon* i,» ,« ,« ,,,, 0 2 Bishop Moore . . . . . . . . . . 4 3 Colonial .......................... 4 3 Edgewaler ..................... 3 4 Winter Park ................... 3 4 SEMINOLE .................. 8 8 Oak Bidfe ..................... 1 8 Sports Editor Game* Tonight TAMPA, Fla. (U P l)-P a u l Winter Park at SEMINOLE J. Hemphill, former sporta Oak Ridge at Evans editor of the Augusta, Ga., Colonial at Bishop Moor* Chronicle, was named Thurs­ Boone a t Edgewater day to replace Bill Blodgett as sports editor of the Tampa KCTIONI THRILLSI Archery's Birth Times. Blodgett resigned to Wed#* faaleat Spart Play Newcomers LONDON (UPI) — The mo- accept a position on the sporta BROOK1V1LLE, N.Y. (UPI; dera sport of arrbery waa staff of the Atlanta Constitu­ N 8ST 0 A M I —C. W. Poet College announc­ bora” ia England about 1780 tion. ed Thursday that they will play Lycoming and North­ PARI atUTUIL eastern, two newcomers in M O V I N G ? WAGERING th* college's football sched­ 11AMESNlfiHTL ule, next season. CALL Ladisg Night Sign For Fight Feature Victory Lyman High School’s Gray* hounds, sailing along In se­ cond place in Orange Belt Conference standings, go back into league play tonight whan they travel to KUilrame* for a contest with the Oiceola High Kowboyi. At this time the Kowboya are deep in th* loop cellar, so far without a single vic­ tory In conference competi­ tion this season. Without the aervicaa of g» foot-4 center Donnie Smith, the Greyhounds are likely to find (he going a bit difficult. However, they didn’t far* to badly at DcLand Monday night although they drop-ed a decision to tha undefeated Bulldogs. The Greyhound* were without Smith in thla affair. But Lyman has brought up another towering youngster to replace Smith. He's Dava Matts, a 6-foot-S center from the Baby Greyhounds. This will hurt th* JayVa* outfit which haa lost only one game thus far thia seaion. But Mails haa shown up well in all of his games. H* lacks experience but Coach Walt Dzuras plana to bring him along slowly. Lyman, in addition to Matli, will start Bill Tolsen, Gena Winkdman, Jim Goplan and Jo© Asher. Richard Grant may share center position dut­ ies with Matls. In a preliminary tha Baby Kowboya will boat th* Baby G-eybounds In a JayVe* af­ fair. ’ttftltllES Iteteiv. Ph. 838-6321 KIN N I F HON f ON *; AI I | 1 ID) I < I ll li MWV.If—N MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD A ORLANDO �Page 8 — Jan . 28, 1904 Ybr RaaforS IrraO Helen Gleeson S o d u o d ig h iA There seems to be some­ thing always going on in our town . . . this week's big soc­ ial event will be the Elks an­ nual charity ball tomorrow night. Everyone knows about the Elks and their charitable projects, but as a rem in dermost of the proceeds derived from this dance will go to­ ward the support of the liarry-Anna Crippled Children's borne in Umatilla—a worthy project Indeed! Vine Vincent and his orchestra will play for dancing and breakfast will be served after midnight . . . so, if you haven't mado your re­ servation yet — call Bud Moughton. • e e Talked with Caroline Crapps yesterday and learned pretty Anne has Just pledged PI Beta Phi Sorority aa FSU . . . alto transferred there this year after a year at the University of Georgia . . . All (he Pi Phis must be very happy about that . . . especially Anne'a good friend Linda A. Williams. • • • Saw Madalyn Scott down­ town . . . looking fresh as a daisy and very springlike in a gay yellow aweater and skirt . . . she Is going to be In town longer than any of ua thought and this will please all of her friends! She and the children were to Join her hus­ band, Dale, (LCdr. USN) in Iceland, but this tour of duly will lit shorter than antici­ pated so they’ll remain here with her parents, the J. 11. lYulucka, until the summer when orders are expected and they'll be off to another In­ teresting place. Madalyn has been la Washington where abe Joined Dale for a few days, and then visited In Nor­ folk and Atlanta before com­ ing back beta. We had a de­ lightful chat about Coronado . , . she's been there since we left , . , and It was good to laarn of all the changes made and news of tho town, especially the "garage sales" —now there's a subject good for a 30 minute conversation anytime—Just ask her I — for the "sales" are a popular pastlma out there, and fun I Not that we want to go b a c k just enjoy hearing about U aU. e • • Dot and Bob Williams are baring "open house" Sunday for her mother and father, the William H. Stewarts, who will be celebrating their golden wedding anniversary . . . the calling hours arc 3 to fl and all their friends are Invited . . . Congratulations, Mr. and Mra. Stewart! • • • A note In the morning mall trill ua the Garden Club of DcLand la sponsoring a flow­ er show school Jan. 28, 29 and 30 at the Moose Hall In DeLand. Registration Is at 8:30 a.m. and there will be talent­ ed Instructori In horticulture and flower arranging. You may register for the entire course — with examinations or without — or for separate claaiei. There will be a snack bar available all three days. • • • Gerl Dietrich told us about tho "walkathon" the Anchor and Key Clubs are having to­ morrow on First Street . . . it's all fur tho march of dimes . . . and the students will "walk" from 9 to S. Gerl said the Anchors and Keys are stationed at different ends of town and they may not movo from their position! un­ til a donation la made and then they may move five steps. She also put her plea very cleverly . . . said, "evasiveness la not the 'key' for anyone to hold when It comes to such a cause . . . so people, open your hearts and loosen your monetary 'an­ chorage' . . . your contribu­ tions will bo greatly appre­ ciated, not only by Anchor and Key, but by someone far more Important—a little child who needs YOU I" . . . So re­ member that tomorrow when you're downtown and get thore students "walking." • • • Do you ever lake aomeone or something for granted . . . something that means a great deal . . . but never bother to say so? That's the way we are about a great icllow around town , . . Charlie Morrison . . . Wo have come to expect hit cheery greeting each day — and maybe even a handclasp . . .and love it when he baa tlmo for a few extra word or a Joke . . . but wo have an Idea Charlie doesn't really know how tlili brightens our day — and If we told him he might not believe It — ao, Charlie, now you know . . . i See you at the Elka Balllll Osteen Personals was co-hostesi Mr*. Harry Osteen, presi­ dent, presided and Ilia devo­ tion was given by Mra. J. 8. Peterson. A social hour waa enjoyed and refreshments were served by the hostesses to Mrs. Guy Mr. and Mra. Lester Scott, lU-all, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Columbus, Ohio, have moved Harry Osteen, Mrs. John Ta­ Into their new bom* at "The tum Jr., Mrs. Eva WlUlama, A crei." Mrs. Turn Lemon, Mrs. J. J. Hcddltt and Mr*. Lola llrooko. The Adult Ladies Sunday School Class of the Osteen Baptist Church met Monday evening with Mrs. Claudo Tyson. Mrs. Millard Tyson Mrs. Joe Masters, Mrs. Jam es Wallin and Mrs, Nor­ m an Miller attended • d a n of instruction for new officers of tho IlDC in DeLand, Mon­ day. Welcome Wagon Club Plans Fashion Show The Welcome Wsgon Club of Sanford met recently for the monthly luncheon meet­ ing. During the brief business meeting plans were discussed for the fashion show to be given on St. Patrick’s Day. Mrs. Benn Shafer was ap­ pointed general chairman. An Invitation was read from the South Seminole club to attend their covered dish Valentine party Feb. 18 at the American Legion Home on Highway 17-02. Husbands are invited and everyone Is re­ quested to contribute a cover­ ed dish; meat will bo fur­ nished. Reservations should be made with Mrs. A1 Probst or Mrs. Hsrold Rowland by Feb. 13. Mcma Bridges demostrated various ways to arrange flow­ ers and made a Valentine ar­ rangement and a large cen­ terpiece, won by Mrs. Roy Pounds. Guests present were Mrs. Wslter Blevins, Mrs. Chester Davidson, Mrs. Robert Har­ ris, Mrs. Vincent Ruts, Mrs. Robert Dodd snd Mrs. Dsvid Tomlinson. Pecans And Broilers Plentiful Plan to put chicken on the tabic often durinK February. It topa the U. S. Department of Agriculture'* Hit of Plenti­ ful Fooda for the month. Alio featured are pecani, which are In record aupply this year. The IMS crop re­ port Indicate! production at 200 million pounda. Add to this the other plen­ tiful! — beef, pork, canned corn, potatoei, canned ripe olivei and you have lota of good, Inexpensive eating dur­ ing February, said Myrtle Wilson, Home Demonstration agent. The array of meat itema Is broad and generous. There will be marketed In February 10 per cent more broiler fry­ ers than a year ago. Uecf sup­ plies they say, will also be 10 per cent above year earlier levela and will continue large for the next few months. Also look for record sup­ plies of pork chops, roasts and hams. With this selection of red meats and poultry, homemak­ ers will have no trouble with menu planning during Febru­ ary. Mrs. McLellan Hostess To Golden Circle Class Clubs Plan Walkathon The Anchor Club and Key Club of Seminole High School will stage a "walkathon" for tha "March of Dime*" Satur­ day on F irit Street from • a.m . unto I p.m. The Clvie and Social De­ partments of the Sanford Woman's Club met Wednes­ day tor luncheon aud a card party. Mrs. W. L. Merritt, Mra. Charlei Kauffman and Mrs. N. V. Farm er were luncheon hostesses. The invocation was given by Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith. Mrs. William Reynolds, chairman of the Civic De­ partment, announced Mrs. Smith, Mrs. W. D. Hofman Beta Sigma Phi History Explained A t Open Meeting LAKE MARY WOMAN’S CLUB member* viewed the latest fashion* Thursday during a luncheon meeting. The model* had ncwn the dre**cH and coatH worn, to be entered in a na­ tional sewing content. Pictured from left, Mr*. Wanda Mohn, program chairman, und Mr*. J. G. Famed Chefs To Perform Class Meets With At W orlds Fair Show Mrs. Pittard The January meeting of tho Homemakers Sunday School Class, First Haptist Church, was held at the home of Mri. George Pittard on Rivervlew Avenue. Mri. J. C. Lavender was cohoJtess: Mrs. C. L. Park Sr., class teacher, opened tho meeting with prayer and tho devotion was given by Mri. M. F. Hay­ nes Jr. She urged members to think about their lives and "lake Inventory" of their ac­ tivities as Christian home­ makers. Mrs. Haynes sug­ gested a basis for taking stock, ‘“Hie greatest sin is fear; the best day, today; the greatest mistake, giving up; (he greatest force of all, love." Mrs. W. W. Horne presided during the business meeting in the absence of tho presi­ dent. Minutes of the last meelln'g were read and the treasurer's report given. Old and new business was dis­ cussed. Mrs. Park asked members to join a Christian movement to pray each day at noon for guidance for world leaders and the closing prayer waa said by Mra. Eugene Pen­ nington. A social hour waa enjoyed and refreshments served by the hostesses, assisted by George Pittard. Those attend­ ing: Mmea. Eugrne Penning­ ton, Calvin Jardlne, Hubert Cohen. W. W. Horne, C. L. Park Sr., J . B. Stapler, Carl G. THUS, Hal A. Colbert, Curtti Green, A. P. Rahn, Alice Johnson, M. T. Haynes Jr., and Mra. H. E. Long. Sanford Elks to be present Charity People who relish Interna­ tional foods and take special delight In preparing them arc in for a unique experience if they visit the Festival of Gas pavilion at the New York 1964-63 World’s Fair. The pavilion’s Theater of Food will present four shows a day in which famous chefs will demolish ate their indi­ vidual techniques In prepar­ ing U. S. and world wide food favorites. Audiences will be given illustrated leaflets con­ taining highlights of each demonstration so they can ap­ ply what they learn to Ihcir own cooking operations. In addition to famous pro­ fessional chefs, celebrated gourmets and directors of government, commercial and utility home-service dietary agencies have been invited to participate In the Theater o( Food repertory. The expert* will show the most effective ways to roast, iry, broil, bake, griddle, bar­ becue, boil, deep fat-fry, par­ Anniversary Party To Honor W. H. Stewarts OPENING SPECIAL OVER 35 YEARS At First A P alau tte (Alongside eld poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. * Carpets * Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Renta! Beds $f A ItUG. 12.30 PERMANENT | The Permanent Wava With The New 8oft Look. FOR APPOINTMENT Ph. FA 2-3914 < xn NEW LOCATION 121 N. OAK, COR. COMMERCIAL w Ladies! Ja PIM A COTTON WHITE. — VALUES TO 61 YD. C 41 INCHES WIDE again available at 5 / w u rfib Ball and Mrs. W. R. Stringfield will serve on the nomlnsUng committee for the depart­ ment. Mrs. Roy Tlllls named Mrs. Metta Starke, Mrs. D. C. Howard and Mrs. R. D. Rhodes to the nominating committee for the Social De­ partment. Mrs. Frank Woodruff, DeBary, was Introduced by Mra. At Hunt, sponsor of the pro­ gram. Mrs. Woodruff chose for her subject "The Eye Bank of Seminole Memorial Hospital." She told the ladles she had been a member of an eye bank in her home state in the north and when she moved to DeBary she discov­ ered there was no bank in tho area. Sha interested others in organizing a "bank," so be­ came the founder and execu­ tive aecretary of "Sheba." Mrs. Woodruff explained how a transplant is made and urg­ ed more to algn for donations, stating that age is no factor. Mrs. Starke, Mra. Rhode* and Mra. Howard were hos­ tesses for the card party, fol­ lowing the program. Mra. John Baker h id high score in bridge, Mrs. W. L. Gramkow Sr. won in canasta and Mra. B. C. Moore and Mrs. Howard won the screeno. Eva Bess Beauty Shop PER INCH DACRON 3 4 at the Annual Theta Epsilon chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, met Tuesday night with Mra. Paul Lewis. Members h a d an "open" m e e t i n g , several guests were welcomed, and Mra. Cameron Lawrence gave the history of Beta Sigma Phi. A report was given on the all-chapter luncheon giv­ en Saturday. Guest speaker for the even­ ing was Mrs. Doris Duxbury, a former dance school In­ structor. She spoke on the his­ tory of ballet and how mod­ Osburn admire the dresses mado by Mrs. W. C. ern dances have been derived Hopkins and Mrs. Joe Smathurs. Mrs. Hopkins from the original ballet. is holding a party dres* made in a yellow em­ Mcmbera attending were: bossed fabric with a chiffon overskirt. Mrs. Mines. Rick Walker, Sterno Smothers models a black and white houndsnolle, Walter Bohannon, Art tooth plaid wool Hheuth. Lee, Don Cahill, Faya Stet­ son, Jack Erlckaon, Bob MeKec, Thomas Largen, A1 Da­ vis, Wallace Peacock, Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Lewis. Guests were Mri. Hammond Polk, Mrs. Jerry Lackland, Mrs. Dick Dennison and Mrs. boil, poach, panfry, spit Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cliff Dowell. roast, simmer, braise, steam Williams will entertain with and other wise prepare the an "open house" at their world’s best-liked foods. home, 1920 Tark Avenue, Sun­ Tho food show Is only one day afternoon to honor Mrs. of many dramatic exhibits Williams parents, Mr. and housed under t h e 30,000- Mrs. William 11. Stewart, on squarc-foot roof of the gas in­ their 5oth wedding annivers­ dustry pavilion. Rearing out ary. tho "festival" theme, officials Other host* will be Mr. and ray Hint a constant round of Mrs. Lauren R. Johnson, sonf u n - f i l l e d entertainment in-law and daughter, and Mrs. awaits visitors to tho pavil­ Robert W. Stewart, daughterions fun house, magic show, in-law, St. Petersburg. festival puppet theater, the All friends of the honored Ihroe-story high ferris wheel, couple are Invited to call dur­ the garden of the giants and ing the appointed hours of 3 the festival 64 restaurants. p.m. until S p.m. Homemakers The Golden Circla Sunday School Class, Oaklawn Bap­ tist Chapel, met Tuesday evening at the homo of Mrs. John McLellan, for the Jan ­ uary meeting. Mrs. David Beverly opened the meeting with an Inspiring devotion on ‘Tim e." Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. McLel­ lan. Routine business was dis­ cussed and a pot luck supper planned for February. Ways of reaching prospective mem­ bers for the class were sug­ gested. Eligible members are young married ladies who live in the area. Place rest Baptlat Refreshments wera served to the members sttending: Jan. 28 0:18 a.m. Shirley Smith Cir­ Mrs. W. F. Mann, Mrs. W. L. cle at the home of Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. J. E. Andrews snd Mrs. David Beverly. VoUe Williams Jr. First Freabyterlaa Jan. 38 6 p.m. Pioneer and Senior Fellowships Jan. 27 10 a.m.-S:30 p.m. Service Clrde Cordially invite you Church Calendar Anchor And Key Mrs. F. Woodruff Program. Speaker ASSORTED COLORS NO IRONING. 36* - 44* WIDE 3 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Elks Lodge, Sanford, Florida Saturday Evening January 25, 1964 Foil line of Valentine Hearts and Candy novelties bp Pangburn, Whitman, N errla and Nusually. Single and Package Valentines bp Vine Vincent Orchestra HALLMARK SahaeripUMi M.00 per Couple Touchton's Rexall Drugs T H I PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN* COR. IK A MAGNOLIA PHONE PA 1-1481 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Dancing 9:30 *til 1:30 f iK M M g B m k f u t Draw Optional Select your Sportswear Swimwear Beachwear F ar Takla I w r o l l a C U FA 1*4811 LAYAWAY — CASH — ACCREDITED CHARGEE __________________________________ \ GO REMNANT no, Hwy. 17 fir 92 N ear Maitland FERN PARK, FLA. SEW 4 SAVE �dbr Onufnrfi (D& jcU i Fri. Jan. 24, ’64— Pnge 1 Srralh O b b if. §‘ DEAR ABBV: What do you do with a huiband who 1* a walking adding m ichin«? Our friends are alowly drifting away because of him. For example, he count! the number of cook­ ies each guest consumes, and he tells them to bring their own tea bags! He la downright insulting. He will ait right there at the din­ ner table and tell his guests bow much the meat costs a pound, and butter, too. Then he wondera why every­ body has lost his appetite. My nerves are ragged and my blood pressure is very high. How can 1 make him realise wbat he la doing? ADDING MACHINE’S WIFE DEAR WIFE: The onlyhope for your husband is a psychriatrist. One v i s i t should do the trick. When he finds out, how much it costs, he'll probably snap out of it. • • • DEAR ABBV: I have Just returned from another fruit­ less shopping trip through our local stores. I have a teen-age daughter who Is, and always has been, dog­ ged by the problem of over­ weight. She la a lovely, sensitive girl. Because of her exceptional personality she has many friends. My problem? CLOTHES! I won­ der If clothes manufactur­ ers think that everyone who wears a size 20 or 40 has to look like "granny.'* Why don’t they make youthful styles In the larger sizes for teen-agers? MEMPHIS MOM DEAR MOM: Dress manu­ facturers design for tho masses, and tho teen-ager who requires a size 20 or 40 Is exceptional. If your daughter Is difficult to fit, buy patterns and fabric ami m ak e her clothes—or have a dressmaker make them. The ideal solution, of course, would be to put her on a diet under the watch­ ful eye of a physician, and eventually get her excep­ tional personality into a size 12. • • • was ever received. We said we'd have it traced If sho didn't get it. The mother wrote back, "The kids got the gift but they have been so busy trying to get their apartment furnished, and with the baby coming and all, please don't be angry with them for not writing.” Abby, how can young people be so lax? We’ve had the same experience with gra­ duation and Christmas gifts. But theje same people are Johnny-on-the-spot with an­ nouncements of every kind. How does one handle this? HURT AUNT DEAR HURT: Any girl who is old enough to be married is responsible for her own actions, so It's unfair (and unkind) to ex­ pect her mother to make her apologies. You should have written directly to the girl. If one fails to acknow­ ledge a graduation <v Christmasgift, and then has the nerve to send a birth announcement, the an­ nouncement should be disre­ garded. • • • Get it off your chest. For a personal unpublished re­ ply, writs to Abby, Box 3355. Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 50 cents to Ab­ by. Box 3303, Beverly Hills, Calif. J/acoby South's two no-trump re­ sponse to his partner's open­ ing Is not recommended. True he held 13 points and notrump distribution, hut ha was totally unprepared for a heart lead. It would have been far bet­ ter tactically for South sim ­ ply to have responded two clubs and let the bidding de­ velop slowly. Tliree no-trump would still have been the final contract and three notrump should make with no trouble at all, but South real­ ly compounded his first crime by misp’.aying the hand. The hearts presented no problem because dummy showed up with the ace, king ami queen. At trick two South played a club from dummy and finessed his Jack. West Two "adult entertainment only" feature* are scheduled for Sunday through Tuesday at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. Main feature will be "Wom­ en of the World,” in color, with the co-feature being “Divorce Italian Style," star­ ring Marcello Mastroianni. Twin bill on Wednesday and Thursday will he "Female on the Beach," starring Joan Crawford and Jeff Chandler, and “One-Eyed Jncks," In color, starring Mnrlon Bran­ do. The triple feature, all in color, for Friday and Satur­ day, Jan. 3t-Feb. 1, will l>o "Battle Hymn," starring Rock Hudson; "Captain Sinbad." starring Grant Will­ iams. and "A New Kind of Love,” starring Pnul New* On(Bhidqsi NORTH *513 VJtt ♦ A7 4 4 1 11 2 EAST ♦ K 1084 WEST 484 VQ78B4 TAB ♦ Q 1074 ♦ J9 ♦ 10 0 633 ♦ 93 B O i m i (D ) ♦ AQJ7 T K 103 ♦ kqj 4 A K I Both vulnerable South West North Kart JN.T.. re s t 3N.T. Paso Pasa Fass Opening lead—T I won with the queen and con­ tinued hearts, whereupon South continued with hit club suit. Unfortunitely, clubs fail­ TONITK * TRIPLE FEATURE vm s$i1.00 oo I J J ’j g l e M I l l T. l l ilfla W U CARLOAD No, 1 At 7:00 Only "FLESH * THE SPUE" Color Western — John Agar No. 3 At 8:SS Only 1N “THE HAUNTING’* Joan Crawford A Bette Davie RuthMilieu Tfie the tPvtfi inthe l unsaerKjfe &HVBBer T SHOWS AT 1 :5 5 ! ADULT • ENTERTAINMENT 4:25 6:55 9:25 SUNDAY AT 0:13 AND 10:13 MON. A TUEB. AT 7:00 AND 11:00 RMil Dnctt *| r u ttw u .«• mmt * k i u utrnev *»■ UCMHCOlOt • TDMWKRK-ANNETTE iKNAMBSWBaiN Co-Frature — Sun. — 8:30 — Mon. A Tuee. 0:13 Only PLUS AT 1:00 - 3:30 - 6:00 nm uM w i In the wonderful lany vein of “The Slinggy Dog," “The Absent * Minded Professor" end "Son of Flubber," Walt Disney has produced ancthtr wild and wacky feature come­ dy-fantasy, "The Misadven­ ture* of Merlin Jones." Not only I* It in the best tradi­ tion of wny-out, screwball screen entertainment, but it has the extru drawing power of its two stars, the popular teen-age favorites, Tommy Kirk and Annette. "The Misadventure* <if Merlin Jones" now is featured lit tho Kits Theatre and will EMBASSY PICTURES FRIDAY P. M. 1:00 (2) Newerop# ( I M I ) News, tiports, W e a th e r 4:10 ( ) ) Editorial 0:18 t»> New*. Hporte, W es ther l i ] l (<) Ch. I Hports 4:10 (4) X#***— W eller Croa* kit* (Z) Huntley - Rrlnkley <»» New*— Una P o r h i s * 0:48 ('.)> O utdoor liulletln Hoard 7:00 (Z) K lim t Bmvlc* (4) W y a t t Karp ( I ) t.aa Marvin Prenanta TilO (Z) I n t e r n a ti o n a l Show tint* (0> Tha G r e a t Adventure O Tt Sunset Strip (4) (0) 111 14 ( ! ) (41 (1) 11:04 (Z) Quick Draw McOraw J u n i o r Auction F ire b all XL M l a h tr Moua* Ja t a o n s Dannla Th# Manse* It In Tin Tin REGULAR ADM. 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Knniaree Today Wanihst and Maw* Cartonvlll* Jack Lalana* Show Kiarcte* lllelery day Wkaa Love of Life Mike Wallace Spanlah XIIC Newt Word for Word I Lev* Leer Dtremhrr Hrtda Th* MrCoy* CourantraHoa MIm Carol Peltljoha Entertain* Nightly In The Lamplighter Lounge Freddie's Steak H our* Central Florida’H Oldest & Finest — JIM SPENCER'S — ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 13.25 CHAR • BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS fewest as t wat) ther* are spectacular shots of storms, waves and life In ths deep. Methods of scirntifie in­ vestigation are demonstrated and you'll b* introduced to ■oma of th* strange instru­ ment* used to carry on re­ search. A thoroughly worth­ while hour, which may lie a bit too complex for th* kids, but should hold their Interest neverthelea. 8:30-0:80 p. m. (ABC) Burka'a Law, "Who Killed Madison Cooper?” Tha case* on this aeries become leas and lata Important, with th* major Interest centering on who’ll turn up in what guest suspect role. In this story about th* murder of a lawyer (unfor­ tunately, not ona of those with hia own series) Dorothy Lamour makes a rare appear­ ance in a qulckia dramatic role and Tcrry-Thomas adda this to th* string of TV aerie* ha's conquered Utaly. Other guests include Carolyn Jonea, Jcanns Crain, Kevin McCarthy and Marty Ingels. J li RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL I.OUNGB ROYAL RED SHRIMP TV Time Previews 7:30-8:30 p. w. (CBS) Th* 11:1* (Z) F u ry Great Adventure. “ Rodger (4, noy Roger* t h a w Young." The legend of Rodger ( I ) Hr any * Cacti Young, on* of th* moat pubSATURDAY P. M. IIdled heroes of World W ar II ll.oe (1) Hat. rreatoa (*> Hky King who posthumously received th* IS) Huas Hunay 11:10 (11 ItuHwtnkl# (Oelav) Congressional Medal of Honor, ( I ) Do Tou K n o w ! Is hero reduced to actual facta IS) American H andstand and th* result is heart-rending 1100 (!) Kaplurlna as we aaa th* youth aa a warm, (*) K i a a o> My rrland n ieka courageous human rather than 1:10 (4) Hal. Afternoon Fansuperman. Excellent in the lure f l ) Champ. W r a a tl l n a title rot* Is James MacArthur. 1:00 (Z) W atch Mr. W ls ard Tha tragically short career of 1:10 IZ) T alk A T alent (0) Cbaltenae tl'df Young is traced from hia 1:00 (4) C ha m p Howling prowess ss a high school bas­ (1) Men i n to Space ketball star to hla heroic death 1:1* l>) T h e a te r X (1) M a tln e s T h e a te r as an infantryman. In fine 4:4* (4) ru n Golf support ara Geoffrey Horne Claeatc 4 44 (S) W i t h . Report and Tad Boatell a* hia buddiea I .«» I I ) Wide W orld of and George Kennedy as a drill Hports (4) F o r t * , W ag o n e r sergeant Hhow 7:30-8:10 p. m. (NBC) Ball ( I ) O utlaw .System Science Series Special. i t* (4) I t s th# Law <:0I (Z) Flailing F u n "Tha Kestlesi Sea." This la 4:11 (2) Newacopa the final entry in this vener­ (4) Can. Fin. Wash. Itsport able series and it'* by far th* 4:10 (4) U r . Ed best of the lot. Th* show of­ 1:44 CD N*w*eope <l) f r a Olympia O s a t t fers an examination of a little T.44 41) Circus Bay publicised frontier—th* ocean (*> C e n tr a l F l t r l d a —and provides a cursory but Hhowcass fascinating introduction to th* complicated acianca of ocean­ GET THE BEST ography. Tha actual films aro far superior to tha animated FROM YOUR sequences, though tha U tter help explain tha sc lance. Th* FILMS camera work U superb and Wieboldt's 4:10 ( ! ) ( Hi nd i (I) Arrest A Trial 1:40 (3) llnnans* ID THA ttiOO (1) Th* Krtmlln (D money Hurk* te-14 (*) 4IIC Newi Iteport 11:00 (3) Newerop* (4) llarry Kaaaontr d (iq h t iq h J t A (*> (I) Caspar kWAtr oishey i w n e t i i a t u s iT 1 rcntlnue through Tuesday. Tommy plays, strictly for laugh*, the part of an oddbill college student whose weird mental experiment* Involre him and hie beautiful girl friend, Jennifer, in an unend­ ing series of hlluriou* situa­ tions. For his side-splitting ad­ venture, Disney has enlisted the light-hearted tulente of some of Hollywood's best known prea in the comedy field. Leon Ame* is a stern judge who haa some unortho­ dox off bench hobbles. Stuart Erwin end Dal McKennon nrc perplexed plain-clothes po­ WEEKEND TELEVISIO — AT — ^ l5 l.Q iy o r £ e , TABLE HOPPING over the five continents of Asia, Africa, America, Eur­ ope and Oceana. Among the 30 countries they visited 11Y JUDY TURNER were China, Japan, Russia, Although It’s probably temporary, the wenther Israel, Africa, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Borneo, surely seems like spring. Just think, thoso old weeds Malaya, New Guinea, Aus­ will start growing again any day now. Business tralia, Tahiti, Switzerland and around town is picking up too . . . everyone Is busy. A t Freddie’s, Miss Carol tho United Statca, Whatever Jacopettl'a crew went on their Pettljohn Is busy playing re lunch or aupper. Tha ear ia global trek, their aubject was quests from the customer* on under a roof and th* girls the pinno. And the customer* the same — Womenl nre busy enjoying ■ fresh sea­ serving you don't get wet food mrnl, because in add! cither. Mora brave types can tion to the famoui steaks at park on the other aide and go Freddie's, the restaurant also insldo for a quick and good meal. has a most complete line of a a a licemen. Alan Hewitt Is a be­ seafood. Boys over 15 interested in • • • fuddled professor, and Con­ nie Gilchrist is the judge's Darlene report* from Spen­ playing roller skato heckey, lackadaisical housekeeper. cer*' that "Happy Hour" is the south's answer to ths ex­ Also featured is funnyman booming between 4:30 and 7 citing northern gams, can Norman Grnbcwskl in the p.m. each evening and that sign up for it at th* Skats pnrt of an All-American lunk­ business I* just good In gen­ City Roller Rink. There’ll be head who manages to further eral . Some bad news from an organization meet Sunday Interested. complicate the activities of Spencer's, though; our friend at 7:30 for• thoso 0 0 the junior scientist. "Sam" has been ill with eome Busy lunch sounds were in “ The Misadventures of kind of bug he caught. Hopes Merlin Jonea" was directed to bo better socn though and the background of th* Carib# for Walt Disney by Robert we expect to see his cheerful Lounge even before official Stevenson, a master of pace face back behind the bur in lunch hour had started . . . . Muat be semu pcoplo around end timing. Ron Miller was short order. town getting off early to en­ • • • co-producer. Tom and Helen Auguit wrote the screenplay. There'e nothing better on a joy ths fino food served by In cclor by Technicolor, Bue­ rain soaked dsy than to drive Ross and Wilks restaurant In na Vista releases. into the Wlmtaburgcr for the lounge. Talked to both Lou and Norma who were busy as usual with their cus­ tomers. This handy plac* to enjoy lunch also haa a dinner menu with acme delirious steaks and trimming*. Muais (4) I.aaela ( D Prle# la Itlght on Friday nights li courtesy T:ll (*> Travels of Jamta 11:1* (4) Pat* A Gladys ilo f hastara (*) Th* Object la of the house. (t) Wonderful World *f ( 2) Aliasing Links Color MONDAY P. M. (4) Mv Favorite Martian 4:31 (4) N ile N aws 1:0* (4) Kd Hulllvan 11:4* ( I ) Tan* r t r i l I n a r a * XtSO (3) T ha Ductora Disney Wacky At Hits R I T Z SUN. - MON. . TUFA FIRST SANFORD SHOW1NO rector • writer, whosa "Mondo Cane" hat earned world­ wide acclaim, girdled the globe, covering more than 75,000 miles. Jaeopettl and hla associate directors, Paolo Cavara and Franco Prosper!, ambitiously act out to depict the fascina­ ting female a t her best and worst. In her primitive and sophisticated aspects. Their quest took them 11:41 (4) Faith tar Today C> Itavlval 0:1* (S) Itob Ilona 14) All AmarCrn Wants 'While the home economist* he rather dull and dreary. <*) Houle (0 to Know i5> Hurkr'a l.aw and home builders era dream­ As for those elethes you I:Z0 ( ! ) T h a t Wan T h s Week 12:30 (4) Faro Th* Nation (4) Lower Llht lloua* ing of tha day of throwaway wear once end throw away— That W ss (!) Oral Roberts (0) T w l ll s h t Zona housekeeping, the practical- who la going to shop for 1:04 (1) Chrletnphare 1’rle* Is K lsh t minded homemaker isn’t like­ them and haul them home? 10-0* ((») 11oo (4) Your Lit* tn Th* ! ) J a r k f a a r (Color) World Today (5) F i g h t of the Week ly to get her hopes too high. And just the busbies* of ID llrrald of Truth 10:48 (SI Make T h a t Hpars She is bound to wonder If getting rid of so much used 11:00 1:14 (*) Oua Way Mirror (3) K a u a (3) Th* Catholic Hour making dishes three times a material every day would (1) Xswa—Murphy Mar (D Challenge Gulf t ie day, or even making a week’s seem to present a problem. 11:10 ( I ) Naws. 1:04 (Z) Star A Story Sport*. W e s t(4) II of Fla. llaahatbatl supply at ona time, la going to What today’s housewife ther lllihllahta ( I ) T h e a te r of th* S ta rs be n whole lot less trouble needs are thing* that ln*t 1:10 ID fro Howlers Tour 11:10 ( I ) Jo h n n y Caraua (*) Topic than loading • dishwasher lenger—not thing* Ihnt terve (Color) (4) CHS Nporta Spectacular after meals. for only ono meal or one 11:18 (0) M a v e rlrk l:0i) 13) Sunday I t’s also bound to occur to wearing. (l> On* of n Kind SATURDAY A. ML 4:»« 17) World of Golf her that eating on homemade W’e're tired of throwing (:!* ( I ) New*. W e a th s r 4:10 (*) Srlenro All Htars dishes instead of aetting e tiling* away. What we want 0:10 ( ( ) ftunrlee nem estor 4:no (*) Alumni Fun Grow er* Atm ans* 1:00 ID Trallmaater Premier pretty table with gleaming aro thing* worth saving, 7:00 (S) m News (3) Wild Kingdom silver, beautiful china, and thing* that are built to give 7 10 (S) Una Way Mirror 1:10 ID GK College Howl (3) HKD Mld-Klorld* 4:00 (4) 201h Century sparkling crystal is going to long and dependable service. 0:00 ( i ) Acroaa Tha Fane* 4:0* (D fro * Con ( I ) Capt. K a n r a r o o (2) Meet The frees (0/ n o e k y Jonas 1:10 (4) .'rob* I t . l * (3) llo bln llnod <D Death Valley Days NOW thrn TUES. (0) Major Mercury tt) Newarop* C hildre n 3Sr — S t u d e n t s 50e 8.00 (4) Tha Alvin dhow 7:44 (3) Hill Dana Show (4) Th* Alvin Hhow 7:oe (I) (title A Harriett Adults 60e 0:11 (Z) H uff * Itaddy (1) Tannasea* Tuaade (I) Rupsrman 14:04 (t) llaelor Hstlheet* No. 3 At 10:33 Only “WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO DABY JANE” man and Joan Crawford. “Women of the World,” a Joseph E. Levina presenta­ tion In Technicolor tacklea the ageless question that hat de­ fied scholars, poets and phil­ osophers What makes wom­ an tick? To turn his probing earneras on the ways and wiles of tho elusive female, Gualtlero Jacopettl, noted Italian di­ By Oswald Jacoby ed to break and South wound up with only eight tricks. How much easier things would have been for South had he only stopped to count winners and lo«crs before leading lo trick two. He might have visualized the possibili­ ty of a losing club finesse and a bid club break, then noticed that dummy held a five-card diamond suit. True, it was leaded by the jack, but South had the queen and ten to ilt with it and had South simply started after diamonds he would have been sure of making three diamond tricks. He would still have his top spades, hearts and clubs. No one could take these from him and would have wound up making at least four no-trump. (a)r Jhe iOomsn: To hear tho home econo­ mist* tell It, by 1082 home­ making Is going to be • real snnp. At a recent confab on modernizing h o m e m a k I ng Ideas, It was prophesied that in the future a housewife will not be concerned with dlahDEAR ABBV: Last June washing (*hc’ll Just throw we sent our niece a wedding away tho plastic dishes turn­ gift that cost us $30 and ed out by her home-molding mailed it to her in another set). The family’s clothing state. We naver got one will be made of inexpensive word of acknowledgment, so paper composition and will be we wrote to her mother, be tossed into the incinerator, who lives in the samo city, along with tha dirty dishea, and asked If the package once worn. JULIE HARRIS Two 'Adult' Films At Movieland By Abigail Van Buren YOUR (a real delicacy tha way w* prepare them! . . . they are NOT French Fried I) CHOIPP COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobster Talla and Royal Rad Rhrlmp) FROG LEGS $ 2 « Hautrrd In Melted Butter UNDER THE UMIIKELI.A A Variety Of Fin* Cheeses and Meat*—Frew— Tn Enjoy While W* Prepare Your Dinner ^ e ^ T frle e n a T Io o n ^ v a H a b le e v e r ^ n l S m o ^ private parties up to 30. Ronth French Ave. 8anford Plioaa FA S-0SS1 CLUBDIAMOND NORTH OF SANFORD ON 17-92 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT LIQUOR ON SUNDAY BAR AND PACKAGE GOOD TWO BANDS SUNDAY — 2:00 P. M. TILL MIDNIGHT 2445 French Ave. Sanford, FU. Carry Out Orders Ph. 322-9616 — FEATURING — “The Fabulous Holidays** OPEN DAILY — EXCEPT MONDAY �Page 8—Fri. Jan. 24, ’64 HERALD Want-Ads Bring Fast ResultsFA 2-5612 ASA iSI r o s e a 16 TO M A wet euv ~ Phone Classified 322-5613 322-5612 . AMO STIU. T _ RETAIN }= ^ J AUTHORITY, V . C L YOU KHO+r Office 204 W. F irst RESPONSIBILITY: a p p e a r s ... G O O D ••THAT MEANS I'VE •"* THE L . . G O T T I M E j BEDROOM ’ > T O e A T ■< CLOCK SAYS ( b r ea k fa st Z 6EVEN > \ FORTY T T H E K IT C H E N CLO CK SA YS ' T E N T O E IG H T TH EN X 1 H A V E N 'T, C L O C K S A Y S H T I M E •* ► S E V E N F O R T Y -T W O TO EAT ' T H A T •< M EANS I CAN EAT lows [ T H A T 'S W H A T I L IK E A B O U T H A V IN G A L O T , OP CLO CKS I X. N otice* • P erso n al* INCOME TAX SERVICE 0 . M. Harrisons 1311 Palmetto 322-8827 322-7948 Preparation of Income Tax Return* by former agent ol Internal Revenue Svc. 2101 S. Park Ave., Tel. FA 2-3878, Ernest Bicknell. Vacuum Cleaner Repair*, p»rl*; Electrolux, Kirby, RexAlr, AirWay, CE, etc. Cleaner* sold, ex­ changed. Free Pick-up, 1114 Park Ave., Sanford. Pbone FA 2-4765. /WSWi VOTE B ur I'LL TfeU•EM WKT THEY SHOULD ELRCT M E trfasurer im ju s t LARD SMITH THREE UTFLE WORDS/ CLAW TREASURER OH,ttJ//LOOkfAT ALL.THE FOOD/ FLEA W A Y ? / rV E NEVS2 BGEN 6 0 IN6UUED INM/ LIFE/ C.9Hg HOCEREP TH* I J ------------------------ <3RL HAP A LOTON K..WHICH T NEVER TH1BALLANT GOT / WtXJLPA PONC IF MAP tAUSfc SHt I SHE HADN'T MADE . THOUGHT TP V UUCHAWGFU66 V P i R P f T o u r - X a bo u t rcgb,utt >»T w ammk T*a*oiARLiy<tmt 9UYMTU. CLEARTHATIF WMWTPOIT HDW«rw t CALLNHLTO D*UV«R IKAYtJ CORTOURA* TO 12. Real Eatatn For Solo 2 DR., Living room, kit., batb, 2 BR. frame home, furn. If. enc, porch. Fura. >75 >8,900. 2206 Palmetto Ave. mo. *05 W. 25th St. OWXEIl transferred. 2 BR., kit. equipped, screen patio, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY fenced yard. Recently paint­ 1 House • 5 rooms with fire, ed. >100 down, >74 per mo. place and smell screened porch, Laka privileges. >65 322-3203. per month. 2 BEDROOM Frame Home Pbone Frank Evans on State Hwy. FA 2-4417 or FA 21733 >4.100 LAKE LOT, 100 x 400 6A Special Notices On Paved Road >4,000 Storage space, clean, dry. COUNTRY HOME FA 2-1374 or FA 2-5192. 3 BR. Frame Home, Wood 9. For Sale or Rent Floors, Outside patio, bar* becue, and fruit trees. 3 BEDROOM, Sunland Es­ >7.000 tates. Assume payments. Th« Herald «IQ a n N r » ipoaiible for more than o h iarorrect IniertioB of your ad, aad reserves the right to re­ vile or reject any advertiseraeat from whal ordered te eoBforaa *# the policies of this Available Jan. 31. FA 2-3173. paper. 2 BR. ApL furn. all elec., 2 G Q 4 CJ~~-** T he crow d acclaims my .«v»rV m ove. A p p la u d s my A wondrous dream 6. For Rent Payton Realty Reg. Real Estate Broken ear Gar., 2 lots, Now va­ FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha cant. >230 Cash, >60 mo. 317 2 BR. Home. Stuay, 1‘4 E. 23th. Baths, large Family Rm. in 12. Real Estate For Sale good neighborhood; includ­ ing stove, refrig., room airFHA - VA HOMES conditioner, washing m a­ chine fc rugs. Down pay­ 2. 3. a 4 BEDROOMS ment >450. Monthly pay­ 1, m , a 3 BATHS ments $83.50. DOWN PAYMENTS FROM KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, $100 Inc. Low Monthly Payment! FA 2-8074 For Complete Information 5 ACRES VEGETABLE See Or Call Your FARM FHA - VA SALES BROKER Irrigated with 4" Artesian well, Barn, Tool house, 2 Bedroom frame bom* in perfect condition. Near Lake 322-2430 2363 Park Dr. Jessup, >13.500. TERMS. AL SANFORD VACUUM CLEAN­ STOLTE, Fern Park, Ph. I GREENBRIAR ER SERVICE. ParU and 838-3039. Choice Iota available in tuppliei for all make* In­ Greenbrier of Loch Arbor cluding: Electrolux. New S t Johns Realty overlooking golf course. and rebuilt cleancra told. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Custom building to your No homo service call specifications. Cretnbriar l i t N. Park Avs FA 3-6123 eliargt Phone FA 2-2282, developed by 4 BR, 2 baths, centrally heat­ 2555 Park Dr. .. K1NGSWOOD ed A vlr-cond. Fenced back BUILDERS, INC. 8. Education * Inatructloa yd. Water softener A land­ 202 Fairmont Dr. scaped. FA 2-0611. PIANO A ORGAN LESSONS FA 2-8074 Also tutoring in Foreign LanMust sell 2 BR. borne, vacant. guages, etc. 322-3328. Take a look and make offer. Stately 2-ilory Residence. One 668-4601, of Sanford's finest Large 6. For Rent living rm., dining rm., 4 bedrooms upstairs. Largs LOCll-ARBOR—By Owner, 3 N E L A K A APARTMENTS: BR., 3 baths, large stont screened porches upstairs A Rooms private baths, 114 fireplace In mood-panelled down. Beautifully maintain­ W. First St. living room, Fla. Rm., uti­ ed. >18,500. Call 322-4991, lity room, largs rooms, Rm. furn. apt. >65.00 mo. Stamper Agency, 1919 So. I ll E. 8th, Pb. 322-4285 pr Fench Ave. for appoint­ open-beam ceilings through­ out. Owner being transfer322-5786. ment. red. 3465 Country Club Rd. Neat garage apartment for By owner, corner lot, furn. Call 322 8282. rent in deeirabls neighbor* S BR. bouse, sliding glass hood. >50.00 per month. Pb. door to patio, elec, kit., BY OWNER, > bedroom, 1W bath home. On* bedroom FA 2-6220. utility room, c a r p o r t s , has separata entrance, caa 91,700. 968-5570 DeBary. LG. 3 BR.. 2 full baths, range. be rented for income. Will Will lease >85 mo. Ted Wiltrod* for smaller place. EXECUTIVE TYPE Uame Hdwe. FA 2-3464. Shown by appointment Call HOME FA 3-8846. 3 RM. furn. apt., clem , wa­ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Dou­ ter, lights, 850. 322-2764. ble Garage, Central Heat A Trade or lease. Winter Park: 3 BR, kit. equipped, air 2 DR House. Clean A close Alr-Coodllloning. Lovely lo­ cond. 414% mtg. ISt mo., in. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. cation. incl. taxes, insurance. Owe* LMN ENTERPRISES, LPT. >30 A up. Surplus City. e r transferred. MI 4-9321 or Inc. 323-0934. UR., 1-hath, C.B. bouse, Out Ph. S38-3911, Longwood, collect of flight pattern. Outside 2 BR House wltn acreages— EVERETT A. HARPER city limits, yet close-in. Ph. located 1 miles north St. AGENCY. REALTOR FA 2-5821. Johns River on 17-92 Hiway. FHA-VA Sales Broker Call 357-3293 Eustis for de­ 'lean, 4-RM. «U P art. 2465 S. Park Ave. tail*. FA 2-22*4 or FA 2-2285 BR Unfurn. bouic. Nothing 3 ACRES oraega grove, plus fancy, but chaap rent. Ph. A LOT FOR THE MONEY 5 Bedroom bouse on UpfA 2-3218. And wd’ll include a big 3sale Road. For particulars story Horn*. 4 Bedrooms, 2 csU 257-3292, Eustll, FU. 4 BR., 2 Bath .........>145 mo. baths, repainted inside A 3 BR., 2 Baths . . . . >110 mo. out, new wiring, g o o d 3 BR, U4 Bath, c e n t duct 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . >70 Mo. plumbing, 7 blocks from heat, large tot, fenced yard, downtown. Total p r i c e Payton Realty Naar Sanford. Ph. 333-0414. 86,100: owner-financed with Reg. Real Estate Brokers >500 down and >65 a month. 3 BR., 1 Bath, KUchee equip., FA 2-1301 IT-93 at Hiawatha fenced yard. 3908 Old Or­ Furn. Apts., Pleasant living. lando Rd., Sunland. Park Apta. FA 2-1507 CALL NOW! > BEDROOM bouse, kitchen INVESTMENT A REALTY 322-6173 CRUMPTON BUILDERS have •quipped, Lake privilege*, l i t N. Park several repossessed homes Dear Air Base. FA >-4736 BARGAIN at >4.250, 2 BR in the Sanford area. after 5:10. House on paved street, 2 OR REPAIRS TO block* East of Enterprise, YOUR OWN HOME Lake cottage, furn. >22-6106. Fla. Post Office. #68-4601. For information call Jack I BR bouse, kit. equipped, >75. Brown, 423-1631 Orlando, or FA 2-5301. >77-6071 Tampa. "CLEAN quiet Booms" The U P L E X , 2-BR., te rra u o Property Management D floors. Gables. FA 2-0730. Would consider lots L Sale* Broker on deal. L. C. Clark Sr., 702 Fura. ApL Close tn. ApL 4. Lake Mary Blvd. >35 Me. 407 Vi W. let. Stenstrom Realty SO U TH W A RD VA - FHA Jim Hunt Realty FURN. ApL 2300 McUonrUle. RENT A BED RoUaway, Hospital A Baby Bads. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. fa 3-siai i n w. let st. CARROLL’S FURNITURE FURN. APT. FA 2-2100. FURN., 2-room epL FA 3-1274 or FA 3-5482. Legal Notice sonci c io n n e n n o rs x s n u w NOTICE ! • H E R E B Y QIVEK Hist t h e und»r»l#n»d. 4*. s i r i n g to o ngoge in builnoss un d sr t h s fictitious nnm s of "Mllll# F a s h io n # .F a c to r y Cl##*• Utl" #t ISIS Or Undo Drlv#. Ssnford, Florid#. Inland# t# r#glst#r s t l d n#m# w ith th# C lark • ( th* C ircuit C o u rt #t e#mlnol# C#uatjr, Florid#. DA TED k t Sanford. Fieri* #, this I t h day of J a n u a r y , t i l * . M lldr#! e t s m y s r t i l l Oauth F r s n e h At # * i s 9#»J#rd, Ft#rl4# 'Sd d m SBo o H M#y#r. Waite. It### A Argi* Atteraay# far Mlldr#* 6t«mp#r SIT Un##tn Road MUM Batch. Florida £M U h Jam. id, IT, M. 6L IMS C 9 9 '» Offer* for your **1action that* Beautiful 3, I, A 4 Bedroom ALMOST FINISHED Government *n Lorn wood Oe A Beautiful Street 2 Bedrooms, 8 Baths, Central Haat. Air-conditioning op­ tional. Owned Homes Priced From $6,760 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make th# beat home hoy, aee the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker And SOMETHING DIFFERENT LMN ENTERPRISES, Iwr. CsU Collect TK 8-3*11 Longwood 12. Real Estate For Sal* 21. B e a e ty Harriett's Beauty Nook F.v« Appt’J. ) Sr. B eautician FA 8-5742 3 Homes in Completion SUgc 105 So. Oak in Beautiful Crystal Lake PERMANENT SPECIALI Park. Monthly C a r r y i n g 20% Off Regular Prices Charges less than the Low* Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair eat Rent. Low Down Pay­ Hotel Call for eve. appt. ment. Any type Financing. 322-8525. PICK YOUR COLORS AND MOVE IN LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. 22. Built » Paint » Repair For Appt. Ph. 838-3911 collect For Your Painting 4 Wall­ papering needs call Clar­ ence L. Wynn. FA 2-4804 for 10 Acres adjoining City Limits Free Estimate. .______ only 89950.00, with 10% down, balance monthly. 24. Electrical Services ACREAGE LOTS 9 large lota near high school with 240 feet paving, only >6500.00, with 10% down. Balance monthly. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Asso. FA 2-3851 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 13. Mortfaf* Loon? MONEY WANTED — Second mortgage on home for per­ manent resident of X3 yrs. Ample s e c u r i t y . Call FA 2-8087 after 3 p.m. YOUNG'S ELECTRIC SVC. Contr'cting lc Repairs 4 Controls lltSuaM t^^FANdM 25. Plumbing Services PLUMBING C ontract.:: Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 304 Sanferd Ave. FA 2-131) 27. Special Servic WALLIS CABINET SHOP B15 Went 3rd St. Custom Made Cabinet* MICA Counter-tops Fully Equipped, Air • Condi­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED tioned. modern Restaurant, Days 322-7471 - Nile* 322-6U0 Idaally located. Only >8500 NEED A PICTURE? includes everythin!. Lease Call Bill Vincent at on building >135 per mo. The Sanford Herald Pb. Stemper Agency, 1911 S. French Ave. FA 2-4991. f. D. Portraits, Commercial Parties 4 Gatherings, STORE FOR RENT. 214 SanSmall or Largs ford Ava., F a 2-0221. FAST SERVICE Night FA 2-0933 If. Female Help Wanted Day FA 2-3611 R. N. and L. P. N. positions INCOME TAX available immediately for PREPARATION medical and surgical units, 1306 Douglas — 522-7196 on evening and night shifts, Apply Director of Nurses, W recker Service Seminole Memorial Hospi­ tal, Sanford. $5.00 Anywber* in City Limit* -WOMEN— 13. riusinews Opportunity Earn Extra money with Na­ Reel's Paint L Body Shop tional Company in your Complete Wreck Rebuilding 10th St. 4 Sanford Ave. spare time. For further in­ Day FA 2-7719-Nlt* FA 2-05M formation call 332-8511, 4 to 10 p. m. Ask for Mr. Tractor mowing 4 Gradies. Wsgnar. Call FA 2-7631. REGISTERED NURSE Cali f a r a n or Tor Complete Palntins Bve. Licensed Practical Nurse BERRYHILL Position now apes in New PAINTING CONTI. Nursing 4 Convalescent After I p. m. Center. Good salary, m ails whlls on duty. Select quar­ Roofing, guttering, carpenter, painting, cement, Get. home ters available. repair, Lowest prices la DeBary Manor town. 23 yrs. exp. Local Rt. 17-92, DeBary, Fla. references. FA 2-tlTL WANTED. Advanced H a i r Stylist Eva - Bess Beauty Shop. 121 N. Oak. 17. Male Help Wanted Experienced carpenter'! help­ er. See Willard Jonas, Paola, or Ph. FA 3-0464 after * p. m. MECHANIC. Apply le son, Spain Atlantic Service, >990 S. Sanford. 18. Help Wasted Colored Motor Route Carrier far afternoon piper route. Must have References and dependable car. Write Cir­ culation Dept. P . O. Box 1*57, Sanford. 19. Situations Waslsd CLEANING Offices, new 4 refill hemes. Work fuaranteed. Bu-AK Cleaning, FA 3-033L Child Care FA 3-W4. 21. B saity PERMANENT Wave Special Present this ad for a Mother nod Daughter permanent wave. Mother payi regular price — Daughter's perm a­ nent 44 Price Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop >18 Palmetto Ave. Pbooe 322-0134 HOMES W* will bey th* let yea a#led end betid th* been yee west. Oe* ewe elate trsaaactiae . Paymtat frees nothing down 4 mlnlmem monthly. FHA, VA, er Bank Financing. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. Phene >35-8611 Mr. Leetheehovy er Mr. P< LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. Have Neither Vacated Nor Migrated They've Juat Moved Their Hindquarters Aad Wish To Anaouaco That The New Location OF THE TeeSALES’NOFFICE Green la Now At MS Highland, l of wood 1 Mack North Of Keyaar Drufe Ph. m 84911 Can Collect 341 MACKLE BUILT HOMES Yea, here at Deltona These lovely homes are telling feet T hs reason le solid value — low price end high quality constructionCome out and tee these wonderful homes for yo u rse lf— There ere IB completely! furnished models to* choose from. •7.MO.IS BIMBO. As lew ee 8I4Q. sewn sod M B jfV e r M eath - MdMMMOdMfP S»HeS,WlMI VAD CCWPUlNTS THAT VOOTS NMPUMiy MU-WeiONT. IT* �VISIT OUR LOT Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads Phone FA 2-5612 27. Special S erv ices By Nadine Seltzer, WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Type* Sizes We Repair anil Service i> T I N r. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd SL FA 2-6433 HEATING SERVICING — TESTING Lewis Sale* 4 Service 2317 C. C. Road FA 2-7*28 Wa thing Machine Sale* & Service Free Estimate on Repairs 322-7303 2010 lliawatlia BILL’S BARGAIN BARN '37 Cadillac. White, alr-cond. 13(H) Grapevillc Ave. power steering, Good cond. 3673. At Railroad Tracks 18' Boat, 33 Elec, intr 4 trlr. I960 Toyopet, Good ehape. $423, aiiurae pymta. Smith’s $275. Ollier motors. Mortar mixer $200; TV's $33 4 up. Amoco, 3790 Orlando Dr., FA $-7434. You name it! Bill will try to find it. 10,000 Items. 37. B oats • M otors For your Children; Compton's America's highest quality 16 FT. High Hat cabin cruller, 50 h. p. Johnson encyclopedia. Half p r i c e . all elec, and extras. 128 Trade-in. FA 2-7454 after 4 Garrilson Dr„ FA 2-3163. p.ni. 14 F t Aluminum Lone Star boat, top windshield 4 con­ trols, Clipper trailer, 18 lip. Johnson motor. All in top 5-PC. Bedroom suite, 7-pc. shape for $373. NO 8-3208. Dinette, 2 chairs, reclining chair, sofa, desk, lamps, Gateway To The Waterway Bahama lounge, Kolia way Robson S p ortin g Goods Your EVLNRUDE Dealer bed, Gym set, washer. All nearly new. All or part. 304-6-6 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5661 322-6386. 39. T railers • C abanas .1.1. A rticles W anted For FAST TAXI Service call Homer Little at Greyhound Bus Station. FA 2-1421 or 9993. Travel GREYHOUND. Call FA 2-1421 or 9993 and wo will have our TAXI pick you up Homer Little, Grey­ hound Bus Station. 36. AutotnobQ w • T rucks i FI REPLACE WOOD Oak and Pine Robert Morris, 323-0333 “ Repair Moit Anything” HOYD'S CABLNET SHOP 307 Elm FA 2-2816 PIANO SVC. 4 TUNING Rebuilding • Itcfelting FREE ESTIMATES GENE CUMBAA 322-2001 — Call PM Only 31. Articles For Sale DOLLAR SAVING DAYS WANTED! Citrus fruit. L erie or small amounts. Bonded Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Alansfield. FA 2-4244. • tiu h n*. w_ y - jm " T hat hobbyhorse h a u n t bean BROKEN yeti" 34. Articles For Sal* 34. Articles For Sale Piano Toning and Repair STITCH AND SAVE W L. Hannon — FA 2-4233 HIDE-A-Bed Exc. Cond. $45. Ph. FA 2-3604. Some Trade-In 4 some Re­ 29. Automobile Service possessed. All guaranteed. FINAL CLEARANCE! 2 14 FT. G.E. refrigerator with Auto Glass, Tape revolving shelves, g o o d Singer P o r t a b l e s , $7.30 4 Seat Coven cond., $33. Or will trade Each; Singer in stand, $11; AUTO GLASS & refrigerator and gas stove Kenmore Port. $18.50; Zig SEAT COVER CO. plus $20, for someone to Zag Port., $36; Open-arm paint my lmuse, Altamonte Port., $13; Neccbl Auto., 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6032 area. 836-3886 after 6 p. m„ Reg. $246, 1963 Model. ALL WORK GUARANTEED all day Sat. 4 Sun. $176.40, $10 Down 4 $10 monthly; Universal, makes AUTO GLASS buttonholes 4 zigzags, Now Carpet Special! INSTALLED $60. 13 Down. $3 Mo. 104 LIMITED TIME ! I ! Senkitrik Glass and Faint Mac has THROWN AWAY the So. Park, 322-6411. Company Percentage Book. 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-4622 Buy your Carpet or Rugs at READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, Dealer COST plus $1 per 31 A. Pete blocks, sand, cement, rock, yard. Silver Poodles, 3 female min­ ALL FIRST QUALITY pipe, steel, grease traps, iature, sired by Champion dry wells, ktepplni; stones. TOF RATED MILLS Pcrravan Pride of Ledabof. Call us (or a showing of these Mlraclu Concrete Co. Write, Mrs. Heatherdale, FA 2-6751 fine Carpets In your home. 806 Elm Ave. 4311 Edgebrook Dr., Or­ Nylon, Acrilan, All Wool, lando. Ph. 633-6664. etc. llunureds to choose CHRISTMAS LAY-A-W AY, ii Never picked Up. '64 Model from. TERMS! Up to two 3.’. F lo w e rs - S h ru b e Swing Needle Dial-O-Mstic years to Pay! Zig Zag. Does Decorative DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ sewing, makes buttonholes, nuals ready now. Up*ala Carpets A la Carte 1106 E. Colonial Dr. Sews on Buttons, Mono­ Rd. Near Mayfair Golf Orlando, Fla. grams. Embroiders, etc. Course. 241-6164 Collect or Was $126, Now Assume re ­ BLOOMING Roses on Chero­ Leroy C. MacTavUh, Owner maining 5 payments of $7.50, kee stock. All other kinds Ph. FA 2-6627. FA 2-3545 after 6 p.tn. of Nursery shrubbery end trees. Gray Shadows Nurssry 5 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. CONNOLLY’S 1933 Universal Jeep, 4-wheel drive, A-l cond. Kiddy's Standard Service Station, 100 N. French, Sanford. FKEEJ ESTIMATE '61 '52 '30 an | Cal SINGER SLANT-O-MATXO ould like reepoMible party to take op payments ed 916 monthly ea 160 Slast-O* Metis Automatic Zfe S H Hewing Machine to Oooeole. Balance 0*1. gervtoe Dis­ count On. 623440, anytime. GUNS. New 4 Used. Large eelection. Will trade, Also repair. Tackle sold A re­ paired- Osteen Bridge Fish Camp 4 Gun Shop. FOR SA L E - Fill dirt, clay, ahell, peat and topeolL EIll* Lloyd, FA 2-3576. Bkr\TGa,<lX,e*00 1968 Ftirlane 600 Sport Coupe lM tom Mae. Tide ear has V-l engine, aataateUe Irene■baton. r*4K heater and air eeadltJeniag. M U 1 IFa haded._____________ _-.....—--------- WhHe with Mae taterter, equipped with radto aad 9| | g g 1962 Impala 4-Door Hardtop engine, nntonutle tranamlselea. power radto 4k heeler. While with red tatertor. I960 Galaxie Club Sedan Y-l engine, automatic transmission, radio and heater, medium blue with white top. —-- ------ '1196 Showroom New, Fully Equipped. 1961 Ford Sunliner One Owner, F.xlra Nice. 1959 Oldsniobile SPECIAL 4-Door Holiday, Low .Mileage. 1959 Mercury 2-l)oor Hardtop, Yellow and White, Extra Special. 1959 Chevrolet $3193 $2495 $1093 $1495 Sedan; V-8, power steering 4 C 4 ^ A F brake., automatic, radio, heater,'T I tinted glass. air conditioning. A I g J choice offering at . . . " “ " ^ 1962 Buick La Sabre 4-Door Sedan; We sold It new. Air conditioning, power steering A brakes, radio, heater, tinted glas-. Very appealing. 1960 Bonneville Vista *1295 *995 “8'' WEEK-END SPECIAL! 59 Chevrolet Impala One owner. Loaded aad clean. Very special at . . . . *2495 *1595 1958 Plymouth Belvedere. 4-Doot; automatic, radio, healer, power steering. Lets than 60,000 miles. Extra special a t . . . *695 $ { (f, H e w p lu E |j K*OTOR5i | i r\g < Many, Mnny More — Priced An Low Ah $9.1.00 HUNT MERCURY SAN*OKI) • IA 2-48N4 INC Winter Park Phong MI 4-0209 COT AT PALMETTO 4 ra m bler ] COMMERCIAL M NEW & USED, CAR SHOWING! Continues Thru Saturday, 10:00 P.M. OVER 4 0 New Cars On Display! Including: The Spider Convertible with super charged engine] The all new Chevelle! The El Cnmlno! The Chevelle Malibu auper nporta model! See them today! NEW CARS G oing $ 1 9 9 5 t AS LITTLE AS $200 DOWN Top OUR QUOTA SELL 20 CARS A DAY! Bring Your Trade-In In Now No Reasonable Offer Refused! AUTO TAG PLUS FULL TANK OF GAS With The Purchase Of Any New Or Used Car Costing Over $500 Only 1960 Chryaler S a ra to g a like n*». equipped with V-8 engine, nntematlc transmission, radio and *1798 healer, power steering. ........----------- ----- --• IW V Jen. Spec. Seefarer dunga­ ree*. $2.55 pr. Army-Navy Surplus, Sanford. 1959 Ford Galaxie Tudor Hardtop V*6 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, beater and air conditioning. Maternity wardrobe, like new, sire 16. $20. 322-6066. 1959 Ford Falrlane 500 NEW Garrad Turn Table. Type (A), 1923 So. Palmetto evenings. 3 9 5 1962 F tirltne Fordor Sedan CARPETS clean easlar with the Blue Luitre Elec. Shampooer only $1 per day. Carroll’s Furniture. SINGER DROP-IN BOBBIN Makes button holes, sows on button*. Bel. $56.00. Assume payments of 96 mo. Buy lax-ally 4 be Service*) loceUy. 104 So. P ath . 122-6411. *1395 *3195 *1595 1961 Cadillac 1966 OCALA LOT CARS! Articles Ear Bnle 1962 Flacon Futura Stick Shift, Radio and Hrater. 1 0 8 1 1 PLYMOUTH 2-Door, tR O R I - - ® Automatic Transmission, Real Nice fW O 1087 PLYMOUTH 2-Door. CUR * - * ■ Needs Little Work ............... ............. 9 • FORD Cylinder 4-Door .... ...... 1 Q E C OLDSMOUII.E "88'' *11 Excellent Interior ....... ........... .. 91 TWO BEDROOMS 33x8’ ...................... ONE BEDROOM 41x8' ....................... 31x8' ....................... 30x8’ .......................... WANTED TB 6-1611, leet Extra Nice % TOP VALUE STAMPS ON ALL Used furnltare, applUaeee, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Larry'e Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 6-4162. aeeeu ad For Outntandinic Huyn In Clean, Thoroughly Checked & Reconditioned Used Car* PLUS •e ll Ue Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. PA *0677. ad U Pays To Use The Herald Want Ad* Low - Low Price Week-End Specials LEESBURG LOT '58 Jan. 24, ’04— Page 9 Frl. on used LOW BANK RATE FINANCING Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ ovating. New 4 Used Furaitore. C t3 Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., et 706 Celery Ave. FA MUT. Ijrralit MOBILE HOMES 1958 Mercury 4-dr. Sta. Wa­ TWO BEDROOMS gon, $523. Reel'k Paint 4 '60 46x10’ ....................... $2895 Body Shop, Sanfonl Ave. '60 43x10' ................... $2995 WANTED; '56 Okli 2-door Se- '38 43x8' ...................... $2393 dan. Absolutely no rust, 57 36x8' ...................... $1995 Never-Hit lx>dy. Interior '57 33x8' ...................... $1893 must be excellent. Top price '33 33X8' ....................... $1763 paid for right car. l’hone ONE BEDROOM 644-7438 Winter Park. '39 30x8' ...................... $1605 '38 33x8' ....................... $2995 SACRIFICE! 1962 Chevrolet, 409 C.U. En­ '57 35x8’ ...................... $1893 gine, 4-speed Stick-Shift. 336 '57 32x8' ............................$1763 Poit Traction rear end. On­ '36 28x8' .......................... $1393 ly 16,000 miles. Owner go­ 54 27x8' ...................... $1193 ing overseas. Sacrifice at '33 37x8' ....................... $1493 $2,000. Phone S a n f o r d '32 22x8' ...................... $ 993 FA 2-6601. DRIVE IN AND SAVE $$$ '38 Font Station Wagon. AU CONNOLLY’S extras. Power brakes 4 Mobile Home Sales, Inc., steer. Factory air, $330. LEESBURG FA 2-7660. V . S. 441' By-Paae •37 PLYMOUTH, almost re ­ Phone 787-3331 built motor, good tirca. OCALA •Must Sacrifice. $200. Phone 2 Miles North on U. S. 441 FA 2-0764, FA 2-5666. Phone 622-8108 33. t u ra ila re •an lu rit V-8, Overdrive, Real Clean. 36. A utom obiles • Trucks BUYING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH UB 4 Low Interest Rslea 4 Low Monthly Ptymeau FLORIDA STATE BANK 3hr 2-Doer hardtop, Forder sedan, V.g engine, automatic transmission, radio and heater. ..... *1188 ■•“ PRICES SLASHED ON USED CARS! m l MercuW Com*1 lie unnsml»*"*“ Over 25 Thoroughly Reconditioned Cars Are Going At Rock Bottom Prices 1 YEAR GW WARRANTY ON ALL UNITS! fg h t Wu« 'll to A Buy At Strickland- Morrison, Inc. 308 E. First — Sanford — Ph. FA 2-1481 NEW HOME E lect Cabtoot eewtng mack. Seasonable. Mahogany end table, fold'ln « trailer table. 322-6063. Salesmen On Duty At All T i m e s . . . at HOLLER M O TO R SALES 1 ______ 2nd. & Palmetto, Sanford Ph. FA 2-0711 — FA 2*C2S1 T tT f 4*^ J y # - .. * • �Iff V n fc rl Miller Play Premieres V m O Pag* 10—FH. Jan. 24, ’64 [Bryant Denies [Heart Fund Forming |lPast Presidents South Dakota Votes Any Plan To Sunday Volunteers Of Jaycees Honored Switch Funds Poll Tax Clincher tn iiu n r ,-------------------------------------— -------------------- ---- PIERRE, 8. D. (UPI) Tb* 24th Amendment banning the poll tax waa a part ot the U. S. Constitution for all prac­ tical purposes today aa a re­ sult of a last minute race be­ tween Georgia and South Da­ kota for final ratification booors. South Dakota won. The state Senate suspended Me rules New Contract Brings Gleason To Florida NEW YORK (UPI) — Jackie Gleason described a $6 mil­ lion television contract-one of the biggest one-year deals In television history — as •'sweet" "They're going to let me do it In Florida so 1 can alt around in the sun or play golf while working," said the comic. "That’s pretty eweet I’ll never have to be stuck in New York in bad weather again." Gleason said the contract Is being worked out by his representatives, General Ar­ tists Corp., and the Columbia Broadcasting System. Gleason previously had been reported to be retiring at the end of his season. "Why did I decide to con­ tinue 7" he chortled. "Well, the money bad something to do with it. It’s sweet." The new contract would •over the 1964-03 television season. Gleason said he will have the privilege of doing his show out of Miami Beach or Palm Beach, lie baa pre­ ferred Palm Beach for his vacationing in the past. The move tram New York probably will require the southward heglra of 200 per­ sona connected with Gleason’s show. But as he said, "with that money I could hire 4,000 mors people." VEGETABLE REPORT Fsdsral Stats Market . Nsws Service Saaford Shipping point information lor Jan. 23. All sales F.O.B. Precooling charges extra un­ less otherwise state, less otherwise stated. District Light rain and mild. Cabbaga: offcrlngi light, demand fair, market weaker. Domestic round type, 141 bu. crates, mostly $2; 50 lb. tacks, |1.30 to $1.75. Carrots: demand good, mar­ ket about steady. Sacks, 431 lb.,, film wrapped, $2.30 to 12.73; 50 lb. sacks, $1.75 to $2. Cauliflower: ottering* light. Carton, 1 dot., few, $2.30. Celery: demand good, m ar hat steady. IS In. crates, Pas•al, 2-214 doz., $3; $4 dox., $2.75; S-S doz., $3.23; hearts, film wrapped, 2 doz., $3.73. Endive end Escarole; offer­ ings light, 1 1/9 bu. cratss, law, $3 to $3.25. Lettuce: offering* l i g h t , market about steady. Icebtrg type, W.B. crates, 2 doz., few, $4-30. Komaine, 1 1/9 bu. •rates, $3.75 to $3. Onions, green: era tea, 3 dox. bunches, $3. Parsley: crates, B doz. bunches, $2.23 to $2 80. Radishes: demand good, market steady. Baskets, film packed, red, 104 ot., $150 to $1.73. Hastings, Pie. District Light rain and mild. Cabbage: offerings light, demand alow, market weak­ er. Domestic round type, 144 bu. crates, $1.75 to $2, beat, mostly $1; 30 lb. sacks, $1.50 to $1.75. Precoaling extra. Two Added NEW YORK (UPI) —Two Bora sporta celebrities, BUI Bussell, pre basketball’* top defensive player, and Cordis Howe, hockey's number on* Ufatlms scorer, have been addad to the list of champions to bo honored at the ltth an­ nual BUI Corum Manorial Dinner of the Sporta Lodge B’nal Brfth, Jan. 26. Honor Weatherly ATLANTA (UPI) — Jo# Weatherly has been honored by the araatton «f a memorial •ward la hla name by the Atlanta International Bacaway. Weatherly waa killed Subday i • crash hi • 600-miia race at Thursday and adopted the resolution unanimously, 34-0. Georgia almost got into the act when ita Senate passed the ratification resolution un­ animously and sent It to the House for speedy action. The administrator of the General Services Administra­ tion (GSA), upon receiving notlflcaUon of ratification here, will formally certify that the amendment has been ratified by the required three-fourths of the states. Ratification of the 23rd Amendment—which gave Dis­ trict of Columbia residents the right to vote in president­ ial elections — waa complet­ ed March 29, 1961, when Kan­ sas became the 38th state to ratify 42 minutes ahead of Ohio. The GCA administrator formally declared It In force April 3, 1961. The new amendment forbids the collection of poll taxes as a requirement for voting In primaries and elections for president, vice president and members of Congress. Thus for the first time since the birth of the republic, a presidential election will be held this year without a poll tax. Actually, the victory for civil rights groups was small. Only five*states still have the poll tax on their books. And states still may require the poll tax for state and local elections. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gov. Farris Bryant said to­ day he knew of no plans to use recreational bond funds to purchase right-of-way for the Cross Florida Barge Ca­ nal, Bryant told his news con­ ference that the state canal authority had bonding author­ ity and had extensive lands that could be sold or used as a basia for borrowing. And he aald the Legislature had en­ acted a law permitting the use of state monies for rightof-way purchases. “There Is no though!, to my knowledge," t h e governor said, "to use recreational funds for canal right-of-way." Earlier this week, a guber­ natorial candidate, Sen. John E. Mathews, Jacksonville, said the voters of the state bought a "pig in a poke" when they approved a consti­ tutional amendment authoris­ ing sale of state bonds to pur­ chase recreational land* for Florida. He said the monies could be used to buy right-ofway for the canal, a favorite project of the governor's. Bryant aald Ills feelings about Uic whole recreational land program were on record. He aald primary considera­ tion of where the money will be spent will concern the land's recreational value. He polulcd out that he probably wouldn't I* In office when the program waa implemented. Junior College Courses Must Be Flexible, Bailey Says TAMPA (UPI) — Th* cur rlculum a t Florida's public Junior colleges must be flex­ ible and willing to change as hualnesa and Industry require, State School Supt Thomaa D. Bailey said Thursday. Bailey aald that mora than 60 per cent of all college age freshmen are enrolled In Jun­ ior colleges end half of them will go on to romplete their four year degree*. "Florida’s teachers, scient­ ists, lawyers, engineers, doc- This 'Brain' Has To Be Spanked KL MONTE, Calif. (U PI)— Space scientists are develop­ ing a "baby electrochemical brain" which they hope to train to function like that of a human. The brain would be "spank­ ed”—like a child—to teach it good habits. Scientists a t Spare-Control Corp.—a subsidiary of Aero. JetGeneral—describe the baby mcrhanical brain as a signifi­ cant breakthrough In research on compact, electrochemical systems. They said It could lead to a logic computer that would b* capable of guiding and con­ trolling mlasilrs, navigating spacecraft and operating as­ sembly line*. The work Is actually the brainchild of physicist Robert M. Stewart, manager of SpaceGeneral’s research division. Ha and hla co-workers have succeeded In constructing an artificial electrochemical neu­ ron, a basic requirement In a computer capable of Imitating a human brain. Working under contract to the Air Force’s Bionics and Computer Branch at WrightPatterson Air Fores Bata, near Dayton, Ohio, Stewart hopes to: —Construct a brain model composed of many of the arti­ ficial neurons. —Program th* ’infant brain model” to respond to external stimuli aa human brains do. Stewart says that since the working model’a behavior wiU at first be disorganised—Ilka that of most babies—it will be "spanked” to teach It good be­ havior habit*. The "spanking” wlU be administered with moderate elec­ trical shocks each time the brain gives an undeairabla re­ sponse. This form of punishment, felt only by Uioaa parts moat re­ cently active, would discour­ age similar response* hi the future, Stewart says. Th* physicist baliavsa hla work at Space-General may contribute to solving aosna of the aujor mysteries of human memory and learnlag procoasts, as wall as foster a new torn, business executives and other professional leadera will, for th* most part In th* fu­ ture, bo transfer students from junior collegra,” he said. "Our state univarsities will b* able to concentrate upon professional and other gradu­ ate work." At the same time, Bailey told the opening inslnn of the threa-day Junior college facil­ ities conference, much of the state’s future working force will com* from Junior colleges and for many this will ba their only higher education. "We will need constantly to evaluate the curriculum and to develop new programs aa business and Industry require. Mo-a often than not, it will require rradapting existing facilities for new use." Florida has Invested $22 million In buildings for Junior colleges In the past seven years and will build ail addi­ tional $30 million worth In tha near future under tha college bond amendment. The conference, attended by architects, engineers and Jun­ ior college personnel, is to dis­ cuss buildings and facilities, with special emphasis on voca­ tional-technical facilities and instructional materials cent­ ers. NEW YORK (UPI» - An ism lend pointed autombio-, Tills character, Maggie Is unsuccessful marriage involv­ graphical touche* to play* depicted as a girl from a ing an ill-fated sexy blonde wright Arthur Miller's "Af­ broken home, with not to* recording and television sing­ ter Th# Fall," which had Its much education, who la a phone girl in Quentin'a office. ing star and echoes of the premiere Thursday night. Ten past presidents of the McCarthy probe of cornmunFirst-nighters a t the new He doesn't know she exist* Sanford - Seminole Junior Anta Washington S q u a r e until a chance meeting in tha Theater could not a v o i d Chamber of Commerce were thinking that the three-hour park when be is beset with honored a t Thursday’s lunch­ drama waa, in a general way, marital problem! with his eon meeting of the organiza­ a personal eatharsis for the first wife. Within a few year* tion aa It o W rv H National playwright: as though he had she L« suddenly a great sing, JayCee Week. put himself on the couch and ing star and follows up tha crush she has alwaya had on Program Chairman Tommy was his own analyst. Speer Introduced th* past Jason Robards Jr., in a him. He marries her. His own career suffers dur­ president! who gave brief re­ I brilliant portrayal of Qucning this marriage that soon port! on their respective ad­ 1 tin, a successful lawyer of LONDON (UPI) — A Brit­ becomes hectic because of the ministrations in the way of ish officer ousted by rebell­ 140. equates with Miller. fund raising project*. Most of ious Tangayika troops said on A shapely, pretty unknown. basic insecurity of the star, the president* referred to arrival in England Wednesday . Barbara I/oden. complete with who feels she never is loved some of the more successful night that "outside influence'’ light blonde wig in (he second enough and takes to liquor projects but they frequently played a rale in the two-role ' act. has what everyone will and pills to keep her going. mentioned various projects revolt in the former Ilritish refer to a* "the Marilyn Mon­ In a climactic scene leading roe pari." referring to Mill­ to one of her pill blackouts, with which they learned to East African territory. lie almost throttles tier, hut avoid. Tanganyika was* reported er* movie star second wife she is revived for a few Included in the list of past quiet today as President Ju l­ who died of an overdose of presidents a l the meeting were ius Nycrrre sought to restore sleeping pills a year and a more months of Ufa as ha walks out for good. Floyd Palmer, Gordon Brad­ confidence in his two-year-old half after their divorce. ley, William If. S t a m p e r , government. The r e v o l t , MRS. GEORGE MILLS Douglas Stenstrom, G. Andrew which followed the overthrow LOOK ! ! Idyllewilde area—Mr*. Jam es' Speer, 31. L. Raborn, Tom Mc­ of neighboring Zanzibar's Tnnerspring MxtIrens Donald, Mason Wharton, Gar­ McKee British-hacked government by Renovation Special Lake Monroe—Mrs. Herbert nett White, Glenn McCall and only eight days, forced NyeJulian Stenstrom. Include*: G. Behrcni rere to barricade himself In • Cleaning 5 Processing his palace, but Wednesday Osteen—Sirs. James Wallin Felt he toured the capital and was Lemon Bluff—Mr*. Dempsey • Brand New Cover foe cheered. Karos Mattress • Brand New Tnsalatioa Geneva—Mr*. Ed Yarborough where needed Casselberry—Mrs. Troy OverSANFORD Escape street MIAMI (U PI)—Havana ra ­ MIAMI (UPI) — PoUce Altamonte Springs—Mr*. Eu­ dio said today It Is buying 119 Magnolia chased a sleek-high speed gene Taylor 150 buses from Hungary. Avenue Oakland Hills — Mrs. Molly The first 50 arrived Wed­ boat up and down Hiscayne Phone FA 2-6.121 Royslon nesday and the others are ex­ Ray for four hours early to­ day and finally lost It in tlie Lake Brantley—Mrs. William pected next month, the broad­ FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY darkness. Cromwell cast said. Additional H e a r t Sunday captains arc needed in the areas of Fern Park, North Orlando, Lake Howell, Mait­ land, Briarwood, Sanlando Springs, Weathcrsfield, Bear Lake, Paola and Chuluota. A volunteer army te con­ duct the Heart Sunday doorto-door canvass in Seminole County on the weekend of Feb. 23 has begun to form ranks under the leadership of Mrs. George Mills of SanforJ. The appointment of Sirs. Mills as Heart Sunday Chair­ man for 1964 waa announced by Ed Simon, president of the Scminole-DeBary Division of (he Florida Heart Association. Efforts will be made to en­ roll hundreds of heart volun­ teers in tills county, she said, pointing out that they will be among the more than a mil­ lion and a half In the nation who will call on their neighliors in observance of Heart Sunday. "H eart F u n d volunteer* serve a twofold purpose," 3lrs. 31111a explained. "They serve as educational ambass­ adors, leaving at each home a leaflet containing Important information about heart di­ sease. They also receive Heart Fund contributions. “ We arc looking forward to registering many new vol­ unteers as replacements for those wlm have moved away, and as reserves to fill in for volunteers who might be pre­ vented by illness or other un­ foreseen developments from serving on Heart Sunday," she added. Volunteer candidates may register by telephoning the Heart olflce at lisvw North Park Ave. Seminole County w o m a n who have already volunteered their a m ic e s as area cap­ tains include the following: Sanford—ilra. Lewis D. Tamny Plnccrest—Mr*. J. C. I e ven­ der r r m c tr r c o ra T o r Lake Mary—Mr*. C. J. Sass- tivu bt h.v iv n i j i ’d ic ia l n a man C t'IT I.V S I D FOR S E M I, a n u s notrvTY, n . o K i n * CHAVt-Kitr vo. tarra f> ( 0 *145 Cuba Gets 50 Hungary Buses (i Legal Notice Red Skelton Cheers Cancer Doomed Boy p r u d e n t ia l in s u r ANCE COM PA NT O F AM ER­ ICA, * New J e r s e y aorporatlon. P la in tiff, v*. It. C LYNCH and REBECCA LYNCH. form erly tha wlfa of II. C- Lynch; M. A. ROUE RTS, also k n o w n aa Malvln A. R o ­ berta. and SYLVIA N. ROHERTS, hta w lfa; ItKI.M. INC., a F lo r id a co rp o ra tio n ; KLOKI!>A PO WKIt CORPORATION. A Florid* c o r p o ra tio n : W IN T E R PARK T E L E P H O N E CO.. INC., a Florida c o rpora tion: UKNKKAt. W A T E R W O R K S CO RPO R­ ATION. a l ia la w a r a c o r p o r a ­ tion: T H E F IR S T NATIONAL RANK AT ORLANDO, THUST E E , a n a tio n a l b a n k in g c o r ­ poration. D efendants. tub HOLLYWOOD (U P I)-R u ssell Dixon, an 11-year-old Aus­ tralian boy dying of cancer, waa cheered Thursday night by a visit with comedian Red Skelton. Tha stricken youngster and his mother, Mrs. Edna Dixon, flew here from their horns in Sydney in hopes of aeeing Uia comic and for a visit to Dis­ v o t iv e n r s u it neyland. TOi It. C. LYNCH, c /o Conley Harlow, Rout* 3, H a ile y, Skelton, whose own son died (ioorgla. of leukemia a few years ago, HKHECCA I.TNCII. Cath ewaa visibly shaken by Uie visit d ra t City, C alifornia. >1. A. HOHKIITX, Slto with young Russell. k n o w n a« Melrln A. Ro­ Straub To Run NEW YORK (UPI) — The Millroso Games, to be held at Madison Square Garden Jan. 30, haa added Bill Straub of Army to complete a six-man field for the Wannmakcr Mil*. Straub twice haa s c o r e d "triples" In th* 1,000-yard run, mile, and two-mile event In dual college meet* this acason. Hospital Notes JANUARY 21 Admissions Tommie Taylor, K a t h r y n Lindstrom, Edgar II. Bennett, Jeanne Dunn, Paul P. Pezold, Jack Lawrence. Melissa Buzzell, Phyllis K. Sills, Willie Davis, all of Sanford; Clar­ ence W. Hall, Helen Wright, DeBary; Michael A. llowrn, Geneva; Rosemary B a r r y , Maitland; Virginia S. Shireman, Longwood; WllUam P. Kelley, North Orlando Blrtha Mr. and Mrs. Ituyce Williams, baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ ard D. Markland, baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor, baby boy, all of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Berry, baby boy, Maitland Discharges James L. Sikes, Marvin Carroll, Richard E. Heidenreieh, Gerald M. Davis, Juanita Scott and baby boy, Emma Lou Peterson and baby girl, Janice E. Dence and baby girl, all of Sanford; Christine L. Reynolds and baby boy, Frank Shamy, DeBary; Violet Holbrook, Deltona; Bernice Pilate and baby girl, Mias; EI o 1 a a Aaron, Altamonte Springs Revolt Laid To 'Outside Influence' * FIRST ROCKET in a c u r r a n t aeries o f launchings, the Delta with a ltela y -2 commu­ nications s a t e l l i t e aboard, waa a complete success. Latest reports aald tha "apace switch­ Julius Caesar’s grandne­ board" waa working phew, Octaviaaui, was tha beautifully aa it orbited drat emperor of Roms, under the earth. •f hugwalua. .(NBA Telephoto). bert *. a n d SYLVIA N. ROHERTS, h i t wife, l e t Al­ ma R o a d . Ilaalehuret, Georgia. YOU ARK IIERKHT NOTI­ F I E D t h a t tha Pla intiff, T I I E PR U D E N T IA L I N M IT It A NCR COMPANY OF AMERICA, a Now J t r t e y corporation, haa Ina tltuta d autt a s a l n a t you In tha C ircu it C o u rt of tha N inth Ju d ic ia l Circuit. In and for Hrmlnola County, F lo rid a; the n a f u r t nf tha ault la to f o r e ­ close t h a t c e rta in m o r l a a s a which e ncum bera tha following described properly, said prop a r ty bain* situ a te d a n d l o c a t ­ ed In gem tnola County, F lo r id a : L o t I. Uloek t . TANfl L E ­ VYUOD IIKPLAT. a ceordln* t a t h a p lat t h a r a o f a s r e ­ cord ad In P l a t Book S, p a * a *1, Public R ecords a t Semi-tola Couaty , F lo r id a : Includln* specifically, k ut not by w a y of lim itatio n, tha follu w ln a f i x tu r e ,: (IK I t *allon ele ctric kot w a te r healer (IK l U n g e (IK R e f r ig e r a t o r Oil l l e a t e r a n d T ank V e n etian Blinds TOd E T H E R with all Blraet u r e a and Im provem ents now a nd h e r e a f te r on sa id land, and f i x tu r e s a tt a c h e d there to, a ud a ll ra n t a Isauaa, proceeds, a nd p r o f i ts a cc ru in g and to a c ­ crue from sa id premiere, alt of which a r o Included w ithin the foregoing description and th* babeuduiu there of; also all gas, gleam, ele.-trlr. w a ter, and o th e r h a stin g , cooking, r e f r i ­ g e r a tin g , lig h tin g ptum bln*. ve n tila tin g . Irrig atin g , and pow a r i f s l i m a , m achines appliances, fixtures, end a p p u r ­ tenances. which nnw a t* or m ay h e r e a f t e r p e r ta in to. or bo used with, tn, or on aald pramleea, oven th o u g h t h s y ba de ta ch e d or detachable. YOU AND EACH O F YOU a r s hereby required to file your Answ er w ith t h s C lark of the C ircuit C o u r t la a n d for Xamlnol* County, Florida, and se rv* a esp y th e r e o f upon R ichard W. L asaller, af lbs firm of U a rn ay , U urne y • Handley, Za* N orth Magnolia Avanue, Orlando, Florida, a t ­ to r n e y s for p la in tif f la Ihs above action, on or before the n t h d a y s f F e b r u a ry . 1MI. *ls> • Decree P ro Coafaea* will bo ente red a g a i n s t you. IT IX O RD E R E D t h a t th is he published In T b s Sanford H erald, a n e w sp a p er published la Seminole County. Florida, ouoa a w e e k fo r f o u r ooneecuUvo waeke. WITNESS th* h a n d of th* C lerk of th* Clrcatt Court. Seminole County, Florida, this tb* t t b day of J a n u a r y . l*dl. tSEAL) A r t h u r H. Bockwlth, Jr.. C l e r k C lr c a tt Court, Hrmlnola County, Flo rid a Hy: M a r t h a T. Vlhlea Deputy C lark | OURNET, OU RNE T A HANDLEY Z«l N o r t e Magnolia Avaaa* Orlando, F lo r id a A tto rn ey s f o r F l a t a l l t f Publish J o s . I#. IT, t«. I t , 1**4 There's a m H O M E ■FOR Y O U Ravenna “A Community of Homes — Built with Pride" This attractive 3 bed­ room, 2 bath home, of contemporary design, is now available for occu­ pancy. Thi* home fea­ tured a fully equipped G-E built-in kitchen, central duct heating sys­ tem with air condition­ ing easily added. Quality constructed, thin home can be purchased under VA, FHA, or Conven­ tional financing I 411 TANGELO DRIVE 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 modern d e s i g n . The home includes a separ­ ate dining room, and a laundry’ room. Among the many quality extras urc central duct heating and fully equip|>ed builtin kitchen. I’liin to see it this weekend! 416 TANGELO DRIVE CALL US TODAY! FHA, FHA-IN-SEKV1CE, VA AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING MODERN KITCHENS BY 6 ENERAL # ELECTRIC i �Jaycees W ill Future Leaders S»MlkOlt N(WCu MER assistance ACTIVITIES COHMLWTV DEVEISfMEir L-im.rn.9s ^ P sa7urd« 9 12 JAYCEE HEADQUARTERS on French Avenue is a mccca for tourist* peeking information about living accommodation*, fishing news, travel news, road conditions and ‘Tm interested in buying a home in Florida, who should I see?" Jaycees also aid , . * . Sanford - Seminole Jajri art undoubtedly ona of tha mott distinguished and enter* prising artanisations made up #f young aad responsible ossa age 11-35 with impressive careers and achievements already recorded to their credit These young mea spend many hours each year in work to­ wards the betterment af the community t h r o u g h well thoughtout action projects.' Jaycees tackle projects with their own members furnishing the ideas, labor aad follow throegh. Each Jspree dipt Into areas of knowledge and expert* ence sot gained through his occupation or profession. Each Jaycee gains leadership and management training through heading up aofety campaigns, civic improvement community health and other community service projects. The entire area of Sanford and Seminole County Is great­ ly affected by tha efforts and the effectiveness that this young men's organisation puts forth. June IMS, tha beginning of the Jaycee 1053-54 year, start­ ed with tha installation ban­ quet The reins of the Seaford-Seminole Jaycee organis­ ation at this time were turned over to the newly elected pres­ ident, Jim Smith, by the im­ mediate past president Glenn McCall. . . ; Other off tears installed by State Jaycee president Cody Ballsy were Jack Ludwig, first vies president; J. Harold Chap, man, second vice president; Philip Skatoe, third vice pres* ideat; Clyde Long, treasurer; Charles Tetenbeum, secretary; Lee Hawkins, historian, and Dave Berrien, Wendstl Davis, Jimmy Jones, Chuck Roberts, Tom Speer end Frank Volta* line, board-of directors. Mc­ Call was appointed to serve as state director. New officers felt highly honored to be installed In their respective office by newly elected state president Cody Bailey, an outstanding citizen of the great State of Florida. Tha local organisation bad found it a privilege only s few wssks before at the stats Jayess convention in Ft. Lauder­ dale to nominate Cody Bailey, of Ft. riercs, for this highest Jaycee office In tha state. After these new officers were installed soma time was spent fat adopting projects that wars to be carried out during the year and setting up a budget for these projects. Soma new p r o j e c t s were adopted and many of tha older projects were re-adopted for the year. One of the older projects, but least recognised a* to scope by local dtisens, Is the Jaycea park and information building on French Avenue. Thousands of tourists and peo­ ple moving into this area use these facilities that the Jayeees offer at this building aaeh year. The information building is open each day, Monday through Saturday, to give trav­ el information and folders con­ cerning attractions in our area end throughout Florida. Rent­ al Information also Is given and any other general inform­ ation that might he requested. All peptone having rental units are invited to list these at tha Jayeea building so that tha Jaycees might make it easier for newcomers to find tha type of accommodations that they might require. Tha park facilities era used daily by weary travelers who wish to rest awhile before con­ tinuing their journey or to have a picnic with their familiee. The Jaycees, feel that the Jaycee park and tnforma tlon building is a great asset to our community and a way of saying "thank you" to those persona visiting our area. Jaycee week, always the highlight of the Jaycee year, numerous activities Lake place during thia week. In attend­ ance a t the past president's luncheon were I t of the past presidents. Awards were given to five of our area's outstand­ ing citizens at the Distinguish­ ed Service Awards banquet with the events of the week under the chairmanship of Tom Speer. ~ Award winners' were: Joe Baker, distinguished service; Douglas Stenstrom, good gov­ ernment; Joyce Roberto, out­ standing young teacher; Rob­ ert Hattaway, outstanding young fanner, and Richard Doan, outstanding young sail­ or. Guest speaker at the ban­ quet was Sen. Beth Johnson. Youth and Sports Activities: Donald Knight was chair­ man of the annual Raster egg hunt held Raster afternoon at Ft. Mellon Park. Approximate­ ly 500 children enjoyed tha hunt and came away from the park with their little baskets filled with the gaily colored *gg» . Teenage Driving Road-E-O, chairmaned by Bob Ray, was held to promote safe driving and driving skill* among teen­ . . . the Downtown Merchant, Association each year In staging the an­ nual Christmas parade. The 1963 Christmas parade has been designated "the best yet,” with numerous float*, bands, marching units, and, of course, Santa Claua. Jayceea also . , , agers. There were 13 entrant!, and the local winner won first place in the district finals and fifth place in tha state finals. The 1064 Road-E-0 will be held Feb. 1. The Junior Golf Tournament was held on June 24 a t Mayfair Inn Country Club under the chairmanship of Jim Chap­ man. Nine young men aged 12-17 were entered In the lo­ cal tournament. Out of these nine entries, three finalists were selected and taken to the ■tate Jayeea golf tournament in Umatilla. T h e r a w o r e no atate winners among Sem­ inole County's entries, but there were some enviable golf score* turned in by thia group of young men. The 13th Annual Fishing Rodeo under the chairmanship of Charles Fox was held in August with approximately 500 children participating. The children had a wonderful time as they crowded around Little Lake Carola trying their an­ gling skill. Those who had a ■uceetsful catch went away tired, but happy, carrying with them a very nice prize. Health And Safety The local Jayceea, chairmanned by Bob King worked very hard with the safety scat belt campaign Aug. 17. The Jayceea attempted through publicity and safety films to enlighten the public as to the us* of teat belts In their auto­ mobile*. They told how seat bflta might nave your lifa or tha life of a loved one should an accident occur. The Jaycees felt they had'met with tome measure of success, until they looked hack at tha tragic num­ ber of traffic fatalities that occurred In Seminole County last year, then they wondered if they had worked a little harder If It could possibly have helped to save some of this tragedy. Sept. 28, with the coopera­ tion of local veterinarians, Does. Base, Feley and Lawrenre, the Jaycees held a rab­ ies clinic, under the chairman­ ship of Harold Chapman. Two hundred pet animals were vac­ cinated against rabies in three hours on this ona Saturday afternoon. A fee of |3 for each pet was received. A total of $500 was raised from this project. With the help of the Seminole County and City Commissioners, it la hoped that soon thia money can he spent for the construction of needed animal shelter for our araa. An additional eontribu tlon was made to the animal shelter fund by Gamma Lamb, da Chapter, Bets Sigma rhl, proceed* from their llarvrst Moon Bail held in mid-Decem­ ber. Public Affairs Tha Jayceea carried out two “Get - Out - The - Vote" cam­ paigns under the chairmanships of I-ce Hawkins and Bill Richardson. The purpose of this project before election time is to encourage the pub­ lic to exerclae its right to vote and to help select the best leader* possible. Qhsxd Wa Believe: That faith in God ffivea meaning and purpoM to human life; That the brotherhood of man transcends the (sovereignty of natlona; That economic justice can beat be - won by frea men through frea enterprise; That government should ha of lawa rather than of men; That earth's greatest treasure Uea fat human personality; And that service to humanity Is the bast work of Ufa, . . . sponsor other community projects. This last year, the young leaders launched a drive for a new county-wide animal shelter. Plans are afoot for a shelter in the vicinity of Five Points. Jaycees, with a rabies dinic, placed $600 in the shelter fund. In conjunction with the San­ ford Semi-Centennial Committea, the Jaycees ataged the Semi-Centennial parade under the chairmanship of Clyde Long. This was a very success­ ful parade end added much to the Hemi-Centcnnlal celebra­ tion. In mid-June the Jayceea en­ dorsed “Clean Up, Fix Up, I’aint Up Week" and support­ ed thia campaign through par­ ticipation and encouraging all local citizens to actively take part in the beautification of our area. The Jaycees carried on n flag sale chairmsnned hy Wayne Albert. They promoted the sale of flags and encour­ aged the public to own and fly (heir flags properly. Tho Jayeees hoped to make this area the “flag flyingest" in the country. The Jaycees passed a resol­ ution and joined with other civic groups to encourage the Banford City Commission to move the public library from its present site to the old post office building which would give the library adequate ex­ pansion needed nt this time without the expenditure of u large sum for construction of a new facility. Ways And Means A* in any other organiza­ tion, It ia necessary also for the Jayceea to raiso money to carry on their community de­ velopment, youth and sports activities and other plannrd projects for the year. The second in a series of sports car races was sponsored hy tha Jayceae with Charles Fox m chairman. Thia event was held a t the Osceola air­ strip and almost every Juycee in the local organization took an active purl in soins phuso of this project. Ads wera sold, concession- stands wt-ro oper­ ated, preparation of tha track and crowd control. This was one of tho largest undertak­ ings to raise funds that the Jaycees hnvo ever uttempted. Several concession stand pro­ jects have been used this year. These concession stands have been operated for the Centrul Florida Region Sports Car Club at ita frequent schooling races held a t the Osceola air­ strip. Chnirmcn for these pro­ jects were Gary Helms, Wen­ dell, Davis, I.arrv Skates Chuck Roberta and Rob White. Fertilizer sales also have been used In an effort to give financial support to other proJoels. Tills sale is held each year in tho early spring and fall. Thanks to the good aup port of the public these m Ivs have always been successful. Tho past two chnlrmen for the fertilizer sales were Jack Lud­ wig nnd Chuck Rose. Christmas And Religious This year the balloon sale had Ita greatest success ever. Tho money rrnlized from this sale once again ennhlcd tho local Jaycees to guide 14 chil­ dren of St. Lukes Lutheran Haven on a shopping tour of our town just before Christ­ inas. Chairman of the balloon ■air, held annuully a t the Christmas pnradv, was Jimmy Jones , The Christmas psrsds again was tho largest endeavor of the post year by the local Jaycecs. All who were present took notice of tho enthusiastic wslcome given by tha many spectators who lined First .Street (approximately 30,000) to great tha various marching unite, bands, local dignitaries and Santo Claua. This psrsds strstohsd for two miles as It wound its way down First and back up Fourth Street. Many of tho Jaycees took part in tha par­ ade, crowd control, parade mar­ shals and providing transport­ ation for dignitaries. Each year the Jaycees spend many hours in planning and con­ structing the Santo Claua float This year’s float was one of tho outstanding float a in tha parade. Chairman for this event was Dave KUngsnsmith who was assisted by fellow Jayceea and local mer­ chants. Christmas Lighting Contest, an annual contest held by tha Juycee*, was chairmannad by Wayne Albert This project creates competition a m o n g homeowners and boainaspaa alike in decorating for tba Christmas holiday*. Trophies are given to winning entries through tho courtesy of local merchants. Traveling trophy Is given each year to tha most outstanding commercial entry. This trophy was donated hy tho Florida Power and Light Company. Aa can ba seen from this foregoing list tba local Jayrers are busy all year long carrying out all types of pro­ jects. In many instances tha success or failure of projects such as these lias entirely with tha acceptance and par­ ticipation of tha general pub­ lic. The Jayeosa deeply ap­ preciate tha participation and support that the public baa given In tho past to these pro­ jects and ask for continued support for future projects. SE N K A R IK S ARE “Wc Believe th a t Service to Humanity is the Best Work of L if e r SEMINOLE HEADQUARTERS FOR Mable •. oration sercial Tern McDonald, Manager It's a Pleasm to bank at the Atlantic!" PAINT FOR EVERY SURFACE > GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE • CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING • ART SUPPLIES • VENETIAN BLINDS • AUTO GLASS • MIRRORS, CUSTOM MADE • WINDOW GLASS • JALOUSIE GLASS • STORE FRONTS SEE US FIRST Telephone 3224664 -« -s M r N D -* iu im c - i s a i a SswliWiik Glass & Paint Co* Inc. 110 Magnolia • Ue • • PA 1-4011 �o Local Jaycees Celebrate 40th Year Of Service HORNE Sanford • Somlnoto Jaycees ware founded in 1124. This • • ... waa ■ very active group at ita Inception. They carried out many community project* in the early day*. Dua to tha dapreaalon in 1917 tha group became mere or loo* inactive for tha next aavcral year* Serving The Produce Industry but tha yocng man of that time still did what they could Since 1948 With to further tha cemmunity ef fort. Refrigerated Truck Transportation Tha next organised effort on roeord for tha local Jay eaaa waa In 19*74. SanfordSeminole waa lifted ac one of p. o. d r a w e r w tha Id active Jaycea chapter* i In the state. During thla per­ iod E. D. Kirchhoff led the OFFICE PHONE 822-1122 local chapter at president. Two of tha outstanding proj (AREA CODE 805) •eta carried out during thla period were loading the public In an effort to Increase tha 8. OrksS* D rift Sanford. Fla. bualneM dona at the local postoffico «o that it might ba rated aa a first claaa pottCURRENT OFFICERS of the Sanford-Semlnole Jaycees are pictured. offlca. Al*o, tha conatructlon From the left, seated: Harold Chapman, second vice president; Jim Smith, of tha first touriat Informa­ president, and Glen McCall, state director; standing: Clyde Long, treasur­ tion building at tha local too. e r; Philip Skate, third vice president; Charles Tetenbaum, secretary; Jack Again, the local Jaycao hitLudwig, first vice president, and Lee Hawkins, historian. tory become* cloudy through tha day* of World War II. 1040-40: John Senkarlk, 1040- tha community throughout tho leaders and served In city, Soma of the attll familiar BO} Bill Stamper, 1050-51: yoara. county and stats office*. The names mentioned aa being John Kader, 1051-52: Dougle* As we look back over the pait has been a bright one active member* In 10.17 are S t e n s t r o m , 1052-53; Cliff 40 year* of actire scrvico to In this organization and with Andrew Carraway, Warren Abies, 1053-64: Herb Roller, tha community, we find living our expanded growth and de­ Patrick, M. L. Rabom Sr., 1054*55: A. B. (Tommy) Pet­ proof of what young men velopment in the community E. E. Laney, Clyde R*m*ey, erson Jr., 1055-50: O. Andrew can and have don. In an ac- the future Is even brighter. Henry Witte, Harold Poweri, Bpeer, 1050-57; M. L. (Sonny) tlon organization 'such aa the There are still many im­ Gordon Barnett, Jimmy Row­ Reborn Jr., 1057-58; Ibm Mc­ Jaycac*. provements to be made and land. Donald 105B-50; Maeon Whar­ It Ii also evident In talking projects to be attempted in In the early days following ton, 1060-60; John Alexander, with any of tho pa*t leaders which young men ef action World War II the local organ- 105041; Garnett White, 1961- or othara who hav* actively are needed to participate. Iration was reactivated under 02; Glenn McCall, 1062-68, participated in Jaycea activi­ Many of the things that need the guidance of Julian Stan- and in Ita 40th year, 106344 ties that their Joyce* asso­ to be done in an area such at itrom (now aeaoclata editor Jim Smith. ciation haa maant a great deal our*, can only be done by a of Tha Herald), who aarved Although some of thaao to tha forming of thalr Ufa group acch at the Jaycee*, aa prerident from 1945-46. year* have bean more out­ and gave them a bail* for tha young men with the ability, Their effort at reorganisa­ standing than others, It can •atabllahmtnt of their alma foresight, courage and self retion waa vary eueeeuful and certainly ba said that tha pur­ and id.als which haa carried lance to try the impossible. haa boon followed through the pose of tho Jaycees haa al­ through to their present daily The only thing the young years since World War II by ways been carried out to tho activities. men of the Jaycees ask from a long Hat of outatandlng fullest, thla bolng leadership Many of the past leaders their community I* that they young ctUaona who have sue- training given to tho young of thla local Jaycee organize* give them their active sup­ fully ltd thla Jaycea men of tho day and service to tlon havo become active civic port In participating in Jaygroup. cte projects where public ac­ Following Stantarom's term ceptance and co-operation is as president the folowlng men needed. Forty years of serv­ mve given leadership to tha ice haa been established and orgsmlaatloni John Rati gen, as long aa there ara young 1045-471 J. Brailty Odham, men who can too tho work 1047-41: Gordon Bradley, nieded to be done In commu­ nity service, Jaycee activity will never crate being tha mathod uttd to accompllih tional awards program. Schol­ Tha number one Jaycao Our Service I i Measured By The Golden Rule. Americanism project I* script arships are awarded tha na­ thl* typo of service. writing and voice com­ tional winner and two run­ H08TH STUDENTS “Do Unto Others As You Would Have petition for all h i g h ners-up. Mutual Benefit I-lfe FROM ABROAD school senior*. The** young Iniuraneo Co. of Newark, New By hosting atudtnte from Them Do Unto You”. Americans are asked to write Jersey, eo-iponsors th* pro­ abroad, many Jaycea chapter* voice scripts on tho subject, gram. contribute Immeaiurably to 'Thla Is My Security," where­ This office Is ready to oenrt you la oil your Insurance and real oatato the success of the student in they research and consider Tho Sanford-Seminol* Jay- exchange program*. Realizing tha values of personal Initia­ ■coda. Auto, Fire, U fa, Accident and Health, Hospitalisation Insurance. tive and self-reliance as a eoes want you a* a member no visiting student must re­ Homos, Farms* Groves, Commercial, Industrial, Business Opportunities means of Individual security in if you ara between the ages turn horn* and compara our tho life ahead. These baric of 21 and 35 and art Inter­ hospitality unfavorably, Jayvalues have been the founda­ ested in the growth and wel­ ceee Insure that these visitors grasp our underlying good will tion for growth and develop­ fare of our area. by conducting hospitality pro­ ment of tho United 8tates. Wa a n aa near as year telephone. Call us saw. In 1046 Saldon Walda waa grams and by keeping Inform­ In judging acripta, major consideration la glvan content, elected Jayceo national presi­ ed on tho visiting students originality and alneorlty, with dent and la the only Floridian welfare and adjustment. This program la conducted in co­ minor emphaala on oral deliv­ to havo held thii office. operation with the American ery. After school, local and state John R. Alexander, now Field Service. Realtor, Inauror, George W. Ball, N . V. Farm er, Aaaoclatea imlnatloni, the winners from county commissioner, held the 8488 Park Ava. Phones, 822*2264 or 822*2288 each state and territory re­ office of national director In Thara ara in axesaa of 225,ceive an expense-paid trip to 106142, tho year following his 000 Jaycee* in chapters Washington, D. C., for the na­ term ae local president. throughout the United State*. Distributors, Inc. from Perfection Dairies you g a t TODAY’S M ILK TODAY! No. 1 Jaycee Program For Senior Students CURRENT DIRECTORS of the Sanford-Semlnole Jaycees are pictured. From the left, seated: Chuck Bose, Dave Berrien and Chuck Roberta; standing: Jimmy Jones, Tom Speer and Frank Finch. Wendell Davis also Is a director. Jaycees Encourage Big Vote Turnout . e• • Voting (a tho right that guaranteea all other rights Realising this, tho Jaycees en­ courage a big turnout at the polls. Such action Is a reminder of our individual freedom and human dignity. It encour­ ages better government and thus peace in the world. A non-partisan activity, Jaycee* conduct get out th* vote cam­ paigns on nearly all voting lasues, ranging from street and school Improvements to na­ tional elections. The American Heritage Assn. assists in this regular activity. Numerous other public af­ fairs programs are conducted by Jayeeo local* depending upon the needs of their com­ munity. For many years hun­ dreds of Jaycee locale here worked closely with th* Netional Citizen* Committee to establish better School Work­ shop* In local communities. Th* purpose of this project Is to arouso greater citizen Inter­ est in sehool affairs through actual participation. At tha present time there ara 6,077 Jaycees in 120 chap­ ters throughout tha state of Florida. GREAT DECISIONS Whether the public li In­ formed or uninformed, wlie or unwise, their opinions direct­ ly effect American foreign af­ fair*. To help Inform the publie on American foreign af­ fair*, hundred* of Jaycea lo­ cal* annually asslat the Forelgn Policy Aisn. in conduct­ ing a -Great Deciilon*” pro­ gram. Thl* program la a ra­ vine by tha general publte of a limited number of for­ eign policy problems which demand attention and deelilon by the American people. Dur­ ing the program, community­ wide study, debate and discus■Iona art held and Individual participant* urged to expreia their opinion* on liiue* by u*e of an -opinion ballot.’1 ItMulta are forwarded to Congrenlonal representative* and the State Department. Gorham Sterling 25% O F F ALL GORHAM ENCORE PATTERNS 25% OFF SALE ENDS JANUARY 30th, 1964 If You Hat* One Of T h m Patterns Fill In At A Good Barings Etruscan, Lily Of Tha Valley, English Gadroon, Louie XV, King Albert, Dolly Madison, Secret Garden, Nocturne, Villa • Norfolk, Willow, Decor, Sovereign, Versailles EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY, Kader Jewelers 118 8. PARK AVB. PHONE FA S-SS8S HAVE YOU YOUNG MEN ON THE WAY TO THE TOP That’s tha alary of tha Jay cat’s l Dedi­ cated loaders of tha Community . . . mak­ ing Bemlnola County a hotter place to Uvo, to work and to play . . . And th a fa the story of Seminole County’s moat modtm financial institution, South HAD YOURS TODAY ? We Offer Good Food At Moderate Prices And The Best Homemade Pies You Have Ever Tasted. c m <-T INN SOUTH SE M IN O L E FIRM PARK, BANK FLO R I B A MEMBER FJJ.I.C. OWNED AND OPERATED BY MAXINE AND BOB HANCOCK HWY. 17-92 SO. SANFORD PHONE FA 2-5965 Burger King 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU SANFORD 8108 Franck A rt. CASSELBERRY 1M & DilU Bifkmr * yj » �Early Days Of Jaycees Recounted •evaral meeting* to discuss a charter. The late G. W. Spencer was •lectcd first president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and served throughout 1924 and part of 1926. L. C. BeBoot was elected secretary and Rollla King elected as treasurer. F irst official meeting was htld and ths only order of business discussed was for a 100 membership drive. Second meeting waa for an official report on the mem­ bership drive results. The Junior Chamber voted on and entered Miss Mildred Holly in the national bathing beauty contest a t Daytona Beach A study of the early days' activities of the 8anford-Semlnote Junior Chamber of Com­ merce notes that on Aug. 21. 4 ' 1924, an item of the meetings th at month the “St, Johna River Improvement'* was dlacussed. Forty years letcr It la ■till being discussed. Charter for the Jaycees was Issuad July 24, 1924. During ths early p art of 1924, a reprseantatlva of the national organisation cams to g Sanford and mat with a group of young business men to see if enough Interest could be created to establsh or grant a chartar. Immediately thereafter a self-appointed commit­ tee made contact and called and (he won, which gained national publicity. The Jaycees discussed and created interest in a “ City and County" clean up drive. It was brought before the Commission and the idea was criticised as usual by a few but it got results and was approved by the Woman’s Club. Provisions for new city Jail was approved Aug. 12, 1924. Up until this date the city and county Jail, fire depart­ ment and the city hall with all tha municipal records, were kept In the building now being ocupled by the Sanford Fire Department. The need for a new Jail and city hall had been discussed for many month* and the Junior Cham* ber took an active part in urging that a combination city and county Jail be built. Intereited citizen* impreiscd the committioners that San* Jaycees Stress Agriculture A Joint project of the U.S. Junior Chamber and the Amer­ ican Petroleum IniUtute, thl* program U deiigned to focu* public attention on agricul­ ture and to demonstrate that farming U a profitable and satisfying occupation. Nomi­ nee*, in the Jaycee age group, represent each of the 48 ita te i, Alaika and Hawaii at the annual National award* program where the “ Four Outstanding Young Farmer* or the Year” are announced. Agriculture expert* make the (election* on the basis of career progress, coniervation practices end community con­ tributions. Since its beginn­ ing in 1984, nominstlons have steadily increased to a point where more than 10,000 en­ tries are received each year. ford had a poorly lighted and unhealthy Jail. So on thl* data a resolution was drawn up by the Junior Chamber of Commerce which approved a sum of 950,000 as tha city's share in a combination city and county Jail. During the month of Aug­ ust meetings the Junior Cham­ ber of Commerce endorsed and discussed the following: 1. The 9325,000 bond Issue for extension of city's sewage system and other municipal purposes. 2. St. Johns River Improve­ ment discussed. J. Resolution favoring re­ moval of all advartising signa attached to talephona poles and unsightly, misplaced gar­ bage cam. 4. Endorsed National De­ fense Day. 5. Endorsed the hiring of a Seminole High Football Coaeh. 8. After many months of discussing and urging by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the municipal stadium was built and dedicated on Sept. 11, 1924. Cost of the eomtruFion was 935,000 and had a seat­ ing capacity of 1,000 and de­ clared tha best in the etate. The membership of tha Sanford • Seminole Jaycee*, Including associate members, la 149. We're helping to build Seminole County Sh D & m a k& h CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Custom Building* a Specialty General Office 211 W. 25th St. Developers of Ravenna Park YOUR PH ARM ACIST "A Community of Homes — Built with Pride** A MAN "IN THE KNOW” Idyllwilde "Homes of Distinction" AND THE NEW Mead Manor OF OVIEDO Budget of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce national office Is f t million. Jaycee International la an organisation of Jaycee chap­ ters found In 90 countries throughout the world. Jaycee International was founded Dec. II, 1044, in Mexi­ co City, Headquarters for JCI is Miami Beach. ANXIOUSLY LOOKED forward to eaA year by area youngsters is the annual fishing rodeo sponsored by the Sanford-Seminole Jaycees. Evi­ dence is shown in this shot by Herald staff photographer Bill Vincent Jr. a t the last fishing rodeo. Jaycees Back Many Projects The youthful Imagination and energy of Jaycees has resulted la many unique and outstanding local Jaycee pro­ jects. To encourage and re­ cognise local effort* and to snake an exchange of Ideas and experiences between Jun­ ior Chambers possible, a com­ plete award* program la eonducted each year. Local Jay­ cees prepare a digest or scrapbook of the year’s acti­ vity and submit it to the an­ nual National convention. Thera, a national awards committee spends some 4,500 man-hours Judging the entries for more than 360 awards In five population divisions. Awards also are presented outstanding state presidents, national directors, national chairmen International direct­ ors and outstanding new Jay­ cees. J . Bralley Odhem, of San­ ford, was state Jaycee presi­ dent 1950-61. Jnycee International Is made up of 300,000 young men In 6,942 communities throughout the world. STENSTR0M Phone FA 24103 y o u c a n re ly o n his skil GLENN McCALL and ERNEST MILLS Owners and Phnrmacintn Agents For — Chanel, Kaberge, Lanvin, Dorothy Gray, Elisabeth Arden, ^ C o l^ a n d jte v io n ^ FREE DELIVERY — CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Touchton’s Rexall Drugs T H E PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN* DOWNTOWN SANFORD REALTY "fiomptele fixed £eJtedx Ssiwica Title Protection . 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Oak Avenue BUILT UP A SHINGLE ROOFS — INSTALLATION A REPAIRS ANYTHING IN SHEET METAL GUTTERS — VENTING — DUCT WORK BONDED »*>■ »• INSURED �mmwm mmmmm Proclaims 'Jaycee Week' WHEREAS, tho civic bodies and servlco organizations of our commu­ nity and the department! of the lo­ cal government recognize the great service rendered to this community by the Sanford - Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce; and WHEREAS, the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce and ita affiliated state and local organiza­ tions have set aside the week of January 19-25, 1964, to observe the founding of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and to commemorate auch founding by the selection of an out. standing young man in this commu- CHECK THESE FEATURES: Threo Bedrooms Two Full Tile Baths Large Living Room Family Room Breakfast Ares Separate Dining Room Enclosed Garage With Laundry Room Storage & Utility Central Heat (Air Conditioning Optional) Custom Built Birch Cabinetn In A Large Modern Kitchen Completely Equipped By nity as the recipient of the Distin­ guished Service Award; and WHEREAS, this organization of roung men has contributed materialy to the betterment of this commu­ nity throughout the year; NOW, THEREFORE. I, A. L. ti ii»uiif Mayor ju tty u r oofi the *ntj V/iiy Wilson, City oofi oun» Sonfo rd ,. Florida, do hereby proclaim the week of January 19-25, 1964, as JAYCEE WEEK and urgo all citi­ zens of our community to give full consideration to the future services of the Junior Chamber of Com­ merce. A. L. Wilson, Mayor J GENERAL THIS YOUNG LADY, wet and dedrngglcd, clutching a wet shoe which came off in her dunking, was taking part in tho last Jayceo youngsters' fishing rodeo. Only, instead of catching fish, she, herself, fell Into the drink. Herald’s BUI Vincent Jr. took this very interest­ ing human Interest photo. Through the opportunity of mealing together U dlteun common problems on a bade of good will, tha MO,000 members of Junior Chamber International In 4,395 chapter! in 89 countries are making a vital contribution te world un­ derstanding. The J a n l a r Chamber of Commerce first aesumed world proportion* with tbo founding of Junior Chamber International In Mexico City In 1944. Prom tho World Secretariat and Secretary General of JCI, h e a d q u a r t e r e d In Miami Beech, Fla., flew coordinated plena to establish Internation­ al scholarships, support for •elf-holp programs in nnder- hood throughout tho world. By Joining hand* with foreign nations in common unity, the Jaycoei are making a laaUng contribution toward friendlier relation! between nation*, and (hna to tha cauaa of world OPERATION P.L.O.W. The power of a letter from peace. a child la tha U.8. to one in RELIGION IN AMERICAN any foreign nation can do LIFE much to Increase understandThis program la designed Ing among nations, gut more end conducted In cooperation then letter writMg, FLOW with Religion In American (Putnra Leaden e l the World) Life, Inc. It it aimed at build­ fosters greater understand­ ing church a t t e n d a n c e , ing between people of all na­ strengthening the influence of tions and ersates greater stu­ religious Institutions, and em­ dent Maras* In geography, phasising tha importance of social a c lm tt. and o t t o religion In tho lift of a com­ munity and its people. area* af education. developed areas, promotion of world trade and ether pro­ grams that will eneouraga the betteraMut of health con­ dition, education, end brother­ & ELECTRIC YOU IT S ALL WAITING FOR IN & ’ JU0V& V flatw Ji ALSO: 4 HOMES COMPLETE AND READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION IN . . . GREENBRIAR OF LOCH ARBOR err roa a BYRON M. LEACH WILLIAM S. BRUMLEY JR. 9 l e i i l ^^elbus e a i C^ameaeafa^ P. O. BOX 1599 FA 2-607' SEE US FOR REMODELING Is it new cor time at your homo? G E N E R A L (j ! \ E L E C T R I C AUTOMATIC WASHERS GIVE VOU ALL THESE FEATURES BIGI2U. CAPACITY FILTER-FL0* WATERSAVER a D «vD qiSh a Spiral Att hrrfw _ WARM Can tho AUTO LOAN » rP H o m p ’ im Than d m a U p w buyer. We mono aN tt WATKR TIMPKRATURI CONTROL W ATIR SAVER CONTROL 6 p«*«i nim uM rt|t£ *•"»PMntura for each particular wnih load... Hat or Warm. An equally •••y touch determines tho amount of wotor for ouch portlculor load. Tho •raper omouitt of wotor for loodt o*> FLORIDA S T A T S B A N K MKMIUt PJU4L Sanford Electric Co. 116 Magnolia FA 1-1562 For Your Petroleum Requirements CaU STANDARD OIL Phoae tu -ie u board Avu. Fireproof Oil (Kerooone) B oom H eatlaf Fool DIeoel Fuel for homo and DloaelTrodtn You'll find them now... at your Sanford Automobile Association Member Striddand • Morrison, Inc. Brass Motor Co. Seminole Coonty Motors -#* pi}/ .. -4 | (F o r both your our and farm A tlas T iro s, P t H t r i t o uMI S tty « M - - 1. -»] Shcji. uivldG? ,1 1 .(. t - |»* f, : * Holler Motor Sales Hunt Lincoln Mercury Bill Hemphill Motors ON NEW '64'$ aid WADE BEST DEALS-BEST GUARANTEES - EASIEST TERMS1 • r v -• L* *•* V ’ **V . \ «*'«. - ' oh �/ «* SEVEN FIRE DEPARTMENTS battled the blaze which early thin morn­ ing destroyed the Dearborn Electronic# Laboratories on Highway 17-92 . . . . . . causing an estimated loss of $1 million. Firemen from tho Sanford Naval Air Station (above) joined in fighting tho blaze . . . (U iu > > Zip Code 32771 % VOL. 56 C l O C* United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 EDITORIAL COMMENT The university site. • » | H f V 4) • • • Wc conferred with numer­ ous persons attending the JayCcca awards banquet Satur­ day night and discovered that while the chancea are remote very few of our citizena are willing to call it quits. Quite a few pointed to the drainage problem at Uie Adamucci site. Some reminded othera tliat soil testa may not prove sat­ isfactory and that this is an important factor since problems are reported to have arisen at the site chosen for South Florida University near Tampa. Vet others talked of m directing appeals to the Board of Education (the governor and bis cabinet) for further consideration of a site more accessible to Lake County and Volusia County people. • • We'll buy It! As long as there's a speck of a chance I to get the school In Seminole County we're for continuing to the fight. We've fought much ^ loo hard and loo long to stop now! The cost will be minute and there's nothing to lose. • • • Regarding that meeting of . ilte board of director* of the Chamber of Commerce, slat­ ed for 7:30 Thursday night at the Civic Center President Kariyle llousboldcr wants ^ every director on hand since an amended budget for 1964 in on the agenda. There are also some by-law changes In be considered. s «> • Many questioned us about the vote on I.ake Ada. When we udvlsed them there was no vote taken on Ada there was usually a quiet period of m ental calculation and medi­ tation. Some responded with a belated “ Oh” and aome final­ ly asked, “ Well, what kind of a deal wai that? If they left Lake Ada under consideration a t the Tallahassee meeting the least tlicy could hare done was to have voted on III" • J) • Dozens upon dozens of call­ ers on the otlier end of the telephone line asked with amazement, “ Is the report 1 h ear true?” Others Inquir­ ed, ‘•How could they?” I 0 * When the news of the selec­ tion flashed throughout Semi£ cole last Fridsjr morning an a ir of almost disbelief des­ cended upon the county. • 0 • • • Wc understand that when the City Commission meets tonight it will officially adopt a resolution endorsing the metropolitan telephone ays% lem. We trust many Individ­ uals alto will indicate their approval. « • •) • Rm tem bcr 12-year-old Mike Sulpizio, the lad who recently lost his little, bowieggrd Bea­ gle? Mike called in lo thank us for our feforts to help lo­ cate this pup. “ No, sir,” Mike replied when asked If he had .A) found his dog, "but I want lo thank The Herald for every­ thing it did for me.” Then M'ka added, “I would apprerlate one more favor.” Sure thing. Mike! “ Please put a little notice in the Clock asking that whoever has my dog to please taka good care of him. I raised him from a little, tiny pup and I wouldn't 9 w ant anybody to bo mean jtB .U a .” r .Ti— ■ 'i / O P r ; * We Stand United > MON., JANUARY 27, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 112 Members of seven area fire departments this morning bat­ tled for eight hours the blaze which destroyed the plant o( Dearborn Electronics Labora­ tories on Highway 17-92 south of Sanford. Loss was tentatively esti­ mated at $t million but may prove lo be higher when an investigation ia completed. Mo_e Ilian 130 employes were thrown out of work by the fire. Fire Investigators w e r e searching the ruins in an ef­ fort to determine how the blaze started. It was believed It may have hern faulty wir­ ing in Uic ceiling of the onestory concrete block structure. The flames were discovered at about l a. nt. by the night watchman, Walter Ware. An electric clock In the plant had stopped at 12:01 a. nt. Firemen were hampered In their fight by lark of water. Florida Forestry Service tank Luwrence Swofford trucks Jiaiilcd water from He said he w n aware of the Casselberry. Interior of the needs for good educational building was gutted, Uie roof facilities and would coopernta collapsed and firemen said with the school board. the plant was a complete loss. Dearborn supervisory per­ sonnel reported for work this morning hut all the oUter cm- University Site Swofford In Race Choice Goes To Board Tuesday For County Board f Congolese Kill U. S. Woman Sanford Firm Gets C harter Interstate (irovrs Corpora­ Voter regiitration books for , Books will rloie at 4 p.m. tion, of 228 North Elm Ave­ the Village of North Orlando | Feb. 28 ami remain closed un- nue, Sanford, dealing In the citrus business, was grunted a are open at the Village Office |til March 23. charter today, according to on Mondays, Tuesdays and All Village citizens, who Secretary of 8 t a t a T o m Wednesdays from 9 a.m. un­ til noon and on Thursdays and have brrn residents of Flor­ Adams. Adams authorised the sale ida for one >csr and of North Fridays from 1 until 3 p in. In addition they will be Orlando for six months, are of 200 share* of common stock open on Saturdays, Feb. 8. urged to register so that they a t $1041 per share. Incut por13 and 22 rrom 10 a.m. until muy vole in the North Or­ atora are J. 31. Felnbvrg, Carl 3 p.m. and on Mondays, Feb. lando general elections to be | It. Pennington J r. and Annie j H. McAdoo, all of Tallahassee. 17 and 24, from 7 until 9 p.m. held on March 17. a planning report for a sewer system. Ho feels tlmt hit ex­ perience in preparing budgets and directing financial affairs of tho Town of Altamonte Springs will be helpful in the future planning of Seminole County. He haa served one term aa County Commission­ er, front District 3. If elected, lie said ha would cooperate witli other County officials, municipal officials and the School Board in pieparlng Seminole County fur its future growth. Irene Fcrrcl, 42, a Baptist missionary. A to • worker, Miss Ruth liege, 48, Welling­ ton, Ohio, reportedly had a hand hacked off by the terror­ ists and was in serious con dition. Roth were trapped In a bow-uml-urrow a t t a c k on Mungundu in the embattled province where bands of m a­ chete-armed youths led by a Communist • trained African IKjlilician are killing mission­ aries and looting ami burning missions. Five Seminole Countians Get Annual Jaycee Awards Five Seminole County ciUzens were singled out by the Sanford . Seminole J u n i o r Chamber of Commerce for outstanding service during 1963 at Saturday night's JayCee awards banquet which climaxed the Junior trade body's observance of NaUonal JayCee Week. John R. Alexander, youth­ ful member of the Board of County Commissioners and a local real estate and insur­ ance executive, was named the winner of the distinguish­ ed service award. The pre­ sentation was made by Jim Smith, Jaycee president. Also honored was 3llsa Mar­ lene Sherrod of Altamonte Springs who was selected aa the c o u o 4 y ' a outstanding young teacher. Jam es L. Dubom a t tha Sanford Naval Air Station was chosen for the outstanding young sailor award. BUly g. pOoiaa of Ovie­ do was named the outstanding young farmer and Gan. J. C. County Commission for the past three years was selected to receive the annual good government award. Asserting that Florida mutt prepare for the coming popu­ lation explosion. State Sen. Scott Kelly, a member of the lakeland JayCeea, called for preparations to be made now. He pointed to the fact that the *U. S. population is ex­ pected to double within the next 4u years but that Florida's population will double with the next 13 years. “This Is because Florida will not only Increase its own population," Kelly declared, “ but also be­ cause of migration. “ Florida must prepare by providing jobs. The problem is i s simple as this: if there are 100 Jobs and 120 people needing work there still will be 20 people seeking Jobs. More welfare,” be said “ is not the answer.” Kelly called for an Indus trial ravolulio la the list*. -'anr-e^.T— r* , Electronics Plant it m t lf t Destroyed By Fire If the Board of Control had chosen a site within Seminole County for the proposed uni­ Announcement of hia randiversity it would have meant a tremendous boost Acceptance of a recommen­ ary for Cuunty Commissioner to this county’s economy. However, landing the dation that the proposed East school was not a matter of life and death. The Central Florida university be from District 3 was made to­ county is not doomed because an Orange County placed on the Adamucci site day by Mayor Lawrence Swof­ location was chosen. in Orange County, was to be ford, of Altamonte Springs. The citizens of Seminole wanted the uni­ considered Tuesday by the He aspires to the post now versity. Rut |>erhup# it should lie considered for­ held hy James P. Avery Jr. State Board of Education. tunate that the school — if the Board of Educa­ Born in Spartanburg, S. C, Attorney (ieneral James W. tion accepts the Control group’s recommenda­ Swafford moved to Altamonte Kyiies advired United I'russ tion — will be as close to the county ns it could Springs in 1U34. He U married International at Tallahassee be. It will mean much to Seminole’s young people he will present the recommen­ and the fulher of four chil­ who will attetod the university. Also it will mean dation of the State Beard of dren. lie Inis hml seven years a great deal to our sister community, Oviedo, Control to the State Board of experience in road construc­ which is only slightly more than five miles tion and 12 year s us a building Education Tuesday. from the site. contractor. The State Board of Control, From the beginning of this county's effort Ho first entered politics in hopelessly deadlocked b e ­ to get the university Seminole's lenders, agen­ 11*51 as a town councilman in tween the Luke Ads site south cies and its citizens were solidly united—perhaps of Sanford city limits and the Altamonte S p r i n g s . After for the first time In the county's 51-year history. Bluestono site 12 miles suuth serving several terms us town Before the university situation arose many peoof Urlundo, compromised lust councilman lie was elected »le were doubtful whether Seminole could over mayor of Altamonte, Ha was »e conydstely^inltad jn »n»- tdv#»n orpinct. ,Rf.it - Friday a nt} selected tha Ada- recently elected for hfs sixth mucct site.” • ' the people learned a lesson. They found th at they term as mayor by the greatest The north lmumli.ry of the could be totally united. Adamucci l.DOO-anu site is majority of votes ever given a If Seminole can be united in one effort, it candidate for public office in on the Seminole • Orange can be united in others. The county still, faces a Altamonte Springs. Ho feds Cuunty line, lesa than five most promising future. In the months and years this is an endorsement of both miles south of Oviedo, ahead numerous major projects — several of Ilia ability and willingness to Chairman Bays Harrison, which arc now In progress—can bo brought to serve the people. after Friduy's decision, infruition if the people will, remain united. Slmilly after being- elected formed Tile Herald tha Hourd mayor in 11)62, Swuffurd be­ As the county progresses so will ull of its c f Control expects Seminole municipalities and their outlying sections. This gan a progressive program in County to improve its roads Altamonte Springs that re­ is no time for despondency. It is a time for re­ In tlie vicinity of the unlver-| sulted in the expenditure of LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con newed determination. And we must remain sity site. over 411)0.04)0 in 1008. A $880,- go (UPD — Seven Amcricnn united. Douglas Stcnstrom, chair­ 1)00 water ayitem bus been refugees from Kwilu Pro­ Tho Herald Is proud of the buttle waged man of the university alto se­ completed and will g o into op­ for the university by all of our people. Particu­ vince, where an American lection committee of the eration Feb. 1. The program larly commanJahle is the work of the Chamber’s woman missionary was killed Seminole County Chamber of included expansion of recrea­ by a Congolese poison arrow, site committee, the Sanford city commission, Commerce said today tlmt tional facilities and other city the Seminole Commission nnd the lenders in all said today t h e y escaped the group will convene to­ improvements i n c l u i i l n g s of the county’s incorporated areas. Their efforts death because "the Lord kept night at 7:30 to discuss the planning report for streets and his hand over us.” cun be adequately measured by the fact that if action of the Board of Con­ Sturm drulimge now u n der! Thu first Amcilcan known It hud to be done over aguin there probably is trol last Friday In Orlando. way. lo bn slain in tho new out­ no one who would suggest a single change in Shortly it is planned to start burst of terrorism was Miss procedure. North Orlando Books Open . . . belleveil to have started shortly after midnight tills morning. CauaB of the fire is unknown but it is believed it wus faulty wiring. missions be given blanket ap­ proval by the Legislature to establish Industrial parks and permit the counties to vie for new Industrial enterprises. He said that some people have called for Florida to “hold the line.” But he added, “ Florida cannot sucrced If U only holds Uie line. It must go on the offensive." He called for all levels of government to unite In providing the needed lead­ ership. Kelly pointed out that tour­ ism and citrus, Florida's two great industries, can be af­ fected by that over which people have no control. "Therefore.” said Kelly, “ we must have the industrial re­ volution.” Kelly declared that Florida must prepare to double Uie number of homes, industrial plants, businesses, office buildings, and every thing else that affects tha state's econ­ om y. home 300 Jayceea and their ploycs were advised to re­ main away. Sheriffs Deputy J. Q. Cal­ loway reported ho did not re­ call a fire in Sentlnule County causing such damage as the Dearborn blaze. Joining In the battle fight­ ing the fire were members of (Ire departments from tha Naval Air Station, Altamont* Springs, Lake Mary, Longwood, Casselberry, Midway Volunteers and tho Forrcslry Service. Dearborn otflclala this morning sot up temporary of­ fices a t the neighboring Dynaironies plant, They said they could give no statem ent to tha press until later In the day. Tha Herald had sought a statement whether Dearborn would rebuild this plant, since TALLAHASSEE (UPI1 — there were reports the com­ Secretary or State Tom Adams pany was contemplating mov­ said today he would oppose ing to California. use of funds from the new re­ creational bond program to luiy right-of-way for the crossstate barge canal. Adams aald ha would op­ pose use of this program to buy right-of-way for any auch project which has Its own The City of Hanford today autliorlty and taa raise such will complete the Initial funds through district taxes phase of -a $19,000 street re­ a t Is true with the barge surfacing program. canal and tha Sanford-TitusThe City ia computing the villc Canal and other such resurfacing of some 19 miles projects. of streets, using a new pro­ He conceded It would be gress known aa asphalt slur­ possible under tha law setting ry. City Manager Pet* Knowup the bond program to buy lea said that the new mixture recreational lands to divert baa been brought to the at­ some of tlie money to right-oftention of engineers from way for Uie barge canal. both Orlando and WinUr But he aald It haa not been Park who have visited San­ discussed for a long time and ford and investigated the ma­ he docs not believa it will be terials used. proposd. Home of the same streets Adams is a member of (lie Seminole County Heart Aswill soon receive a cover coat­ aoclutinn officials today de­ state cabinet which must ap­ ing of identical materials. prove any purchaso or other nied that any children had Others, however, such as Seobrrn authorized to maka door- cxpchdilure out of the bond ond St. from Sanford to Oak funds, which still are a long to door collections for the or­ avenues, will receive a final way from being available. ganisation. asphalt-concrete cover treat­ The money lo support the Residents In one Sanford ment. bonds, a five per cent whole­ neighborhood reported to tha association t h a t yesterday sale tax on sporting goods, is children were going from being attacked in circuit house-to-house passing out court and no action to gel the bonds ready for market will programs for tho forthcoming b« taken until that It settled. Daytona “COO” racing event That means therefore that Santurd police picked up a and asking for donations of even after the tax suit is set­ pennies, nickels and dimes for tled, if it approvrs tho tax 14-ycar old youth for allegedly snatching keys from' four Uie Heart Fund. source, the recreation bonds One resident questioned » still would have to go through autos Sunday. The youngatcr Is reported to bavo taken keys youth who advised that the court proceedings on its own. from parked cars at the San­ money was being turned over Hen. John Malhcwa, Jack­ ford Motor Co., 800 French to a man and woman in an sonville, a candidate for govAvc., Wagner's Amoco Ser­ auto following the young­ e-nor, said hc'a heard reports vice at Ninth sod French, Bill sters. a pitch would be made to llentphUl Motors at First and channel some of tlie recrea­ Myrtle and a car parked at tion bond money lo the barge First and Oak. canal right-of-way. The youth, arrested by Of­ Gov. Karri* Bryant said he ficers Joe Dodson and Dono­ *knew of no such plan. van Tucker, wai placed ia tho Possible usa by the New The law setting up the pro- detention home. York Meta' faun haai-liull It-uins of the Hanford Muni­ crum provides for its use for cipal Stadium will be discussed multiple • use projects, in­ Sunday Fun at tonight's meeting of the cluding wsler conservation, Three youths climbed atop game management, flood con­ City Commission, Parent tram trol and the like. the third floor of the eld officials have directed inquir­ Florida Hotel Sunday and ies to a number of Florida cit­ Sanford Police reported that ies fur a training facility for the nix ami seven-year-old their furm teams. youngsters were tossing rocks Commission also will discuss around the area. The building Sixteen thousand new tele- Is now being raxed and tha disposition of the old library building a t Fifth und Oak plume directories for Kunford, area will Iw converted into n Streets, possibly as a city cul­ Dellury, Geneva and Oviedo parking lot for Sanford At­ nru in the mails for distribu­ lantic National Batik cus­ tural renter. tion to subscribers, Roliert tomers. Hhedden, local Southern Bell r anager, said today. The llrrald extends a 1 h» Hanford directory also Try Rreakin Sanford police today report­ most sincere apology to the includes larks Stury, Luke Catholic Women'* Club of Monroe, North Orlando, Os­ ed an attempted breaking and the Churrh of the Nativity teen and i’aola. Tho DeDary entering at Ted Wllllama and lo their reporter, hire. listing also Includes Enterprise Hardwire, 203 E. 23th St. Donna Estes, for the unfor­ and Deltona. Oviedo numbers Police reported that entry tunate error which ocrnrrrd also include Chuluotn and was attempted at a window on Uie east side of the build­ in Friday's report nnnounc- Hlwvin. ing. Ing the Feb. 14 Communion Sunday for the women. Tag Stolen Let ns assure that this John W. Anderson, 702 Board To Meet error wan in no way inten­ Hickory, reported to Sanford Tha Casselberry Board uf tional. Tho error was mads Police that his 1904 auto tag Aldermen will meat In contin­ In oar offices and in no re­ and registration papers were ued session at Tt80 p. m. today flection upon thr capabilities stolen from the front seat of In the Municipal Building. No of Mrs. Eatcs aa a news rs- his auto. Tha tag number ia formal agenda haa been ear pnrur, 17W-I434, for Ua masting. V Adams Opposes Any Recreations Fund Transfer First Phase Of Paving Finished ar Solicitations Not Authorized Youth Arrested On Theft Count City To Discuss Mets Proposal New Telephone Books Mailed v JOHN R. ALEXANDER, Seminole County Com­ missioner, is presented the Stuiford-Seminoie County Junior Chamber of Commerce uwurd for distinguished service a t Saturday night’s ult­ ima! Jaycee awards banquet. Correction \• ■nr J _ ' 1 i il.« f _i. 1 . Vi � 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, January 24, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 24, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 24, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/25a6c77c7a4e2dbffac71459d8cb4719.pdf b840eeab17e86e8832e7dca9981b2dda PDF Text Text C liff Stehll, ninth grad* at South Seminole Junior High School and rice president o f the Missile Club, W IT H 41 T E A R S o f experience between them, theHe three photographers will have the grand opening o f the Bridges and Bush Photo Studio Friday at 818 East First Street. From the left: W. P. (B ill) Bridges, Joe Bush and the manager, W. B. McDaniel. presented a program last week based on the book “ Nine Plan, eta” by Alan E- Nourae. Severn! theories presented on formation o f the universe were challenged vigorously by other bright, young minds in the group during the discussion period. Mrs. C a t h e r i n e Martin, South Seminole Science teach­ er, is advisor fo r the group which keeps abreast o f the lat­ est developments in missilea and space exploration. Several field trl|»s nrc plnnned by the club each yeur nnd un nnnual banquet is given for members and their purents. Meetings are conducted ev­ ery other Wednesday and o f­ ten there aro guest speakers connected with the space pro­ gram to talk on current devel­ opments o f interest to ths students. ra g e l z — re o . o, V rraO B U IL D your C R E D IT w lle r e it CO U NTS Dr Jane Caaaelbcrry Brian atudent 9 s a fa ri STEP ONE - Finance your new or used eer with us. STEP TWO - You can automatically borrow money (now or later) on your signature ALONE! It's as simple as that. No waiting. No guesting. When we finance your automobile, you are automatically eligible for a signature loan. That's what ws mean when we we say "Build your credit where it counts." If there is a new or used car in your future, come in and talk financing with our auto loan experts. e*m«fnb«r «of l«m«u» t»"» *'.,*» p*r ttfrt M w nt mi NEW tar flnjncM*. FLOP/PA STATE BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. 3ANFQAO STU DENTS OF SOUTH Seminole Junior High Missile Club held u lively discussion on formatiob of the universe Inst week following n pro­ gram presented by Brian Stelili based on the book "N ino Plnneta.” (Herald Photo) ", "S tT W O tf (A 9Wt fd cA A W uf Bridges & Bush Opening Friday The Bridges and Bush Photographic Studio will have Ka grand opening Friday at 318 East First Street, San­ ford. The two ownera and a third photographer have 41 year# combined experience to assure a smooth running stu­ dio with service and photo­ graphic work o f "diatinctive quality." W. P. (B ill) Bridges and Joe F . Bush, ownera, are N a vy trained photographers with specialized training in every phase of photography. Being stationed at NAS Jax, Jacksonville, beuiro transferr­ ing to Sanford, Bill was in charge of the aludio and tlie color lab specialist. J o t was In charge of and specialised In the movie lab thera. Throughout their N avy car­ ters, Bill and Joe have bad the opportunity as navy photo­ graphers to photograph outstanding events such as the "M an Into Space" missile shots and President Kennedy’s many visits to various Florida locations. These mention only two o f the many, many highly technics! photographic Jobs assigned to them. They will be available to assure the people o f Sanford, Seminole County and Central Florida the same csreful (kill and quality such as those jobs required. W. R. McDaniel, better known as "M a c " to his many frienda and customers, comes from Athens, Ga. Mac pre­ viously managed C r o w * a Photograhpic Company In Athena for the past 10 years. "M a c " has experience in every photographic and sales field which will enable him to better serve In every photo­ graphic need. During h li 19 years with photography, he has received specialized customer service and sales training at the Uni- Boy Scout Roll At 5.5 Million N E W BRUNSWICK, N . J. (U P U — The Boy Scouts of Am erica has grown Into the F ree World’s largest boys' organization. Latest membership reports, Issued In conjunction with Boy Scout Week, Feb. 7-13, 1084, show an aU-Ume record enrollment of more than 5.3 million boya — Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorer*— and their leaden. BSA statistics reveal that since the organization was founded in 1910, more than 37 million boys and volunteer lead en have participated In the movement. This is about T million more persona than •erved under arms In all Uie w a n In which the United States ha* been Involved, starting with the American Revolution, Joseph A. Brunton Jr., chief Scout executive, said the growth of Scout enrollment has been steady since the first membership count of less than 63,000 In 1011, "T h e Boy Scout movement baa become a national force because Scouting aatisflca a basic need in Uie lives verslty o f Georgia and atudio and lab management and training by Eastman Kodak Instructors. Mac, along with Hill and Joe, wish lo invite each and every citizen of Sanford, Seminole County and Central Florida to visit their studio at 318 East First Street. "W o arc educated, equipped ami available to serve your every photographic need In­ cluding, to name a few, por­ traits, weddings, a e r i a l s , color, commercial, Investiga­ tion, ID, passports, advertise­ ments, movies, etc. and no job Is too small or too large for the Bridges ami Kush Stu­ dio," they said. SPECIALS FOR It provides outdoor life and adventure. It promotes the ability of boya to do things for themselves and others. It teaches them patriotism, courage and self-reliance, and encourages boys to be faith­ ful in their religious obliga­ tions. And for (he hoy* In the upper ranks o f Scouting, it opens vistas to dramatic and rewarding careers." "T h e early Scout* were sat­ isfied lo concentrate on rook­ ing, camping and other out­ door activitiea," he cxplnlndc. "Th e new generations of Scouts, while still greatly In­ terested in outdoor projects, also Is busy earning merit badges (awards for achieve­ ment) In such sophisticated subjects as atomic energy and oceanography. Scouting today offers merit badge programs In 107 subjects ranging all the way from hiking to elec­ tronics," AND M ATH ER’S F U R N IT U R E SPARK G E N U IN E FORD A LU M IN IZ E D M UFFLERS « a « ° s n , D , [ ] , a , D D Ladies Heels and Flats In Sparkling Whites and Pastels Priced From PLUS A FREE SILVER DOLLAR New Shipment O f — Here Now! Infants & Childrens Shoes * 6 65 1052 • 61 $994 FORDS Priced From ^ J PLUS A FREE SILVER DOLLAR From . P L U S A FREE SILVER D O LLAR G E N U IN E FORD Canvas Shoes SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH Nationally Advertised Brand Variety Of Styles & Colors Priced FORDS • Mens Cowboy Boots Tremendous Supply of 1010-51 Ladies Handbags In Brilliant Colors & Pastels, For Ladies & Men Excellent Selection $565 By I). F. Goodrich FREE SILVER DO LLAR YO UR CHOICE OIL FILTERS 57 • 62 Ford & Falcon *240 EACH $2 ° 5 atop of BRING TH IS AD TO OUR P A R TS DEPT. jou r honeymoon trip! W e Undersell Everybody! S ILV ER Mens "Wranglers" □■ Your Friendly Ford Service & Purls Departments E V E N IN G S 4:30 *2 8 8 E A S Y TERM S M A T H E R of Sanford flaafecffl Only Alr*C— dltl— 4 Furniture Star* F A 2-0983 The Talk Of The Town IV NOTICE O P E N F R ID A Y .2034)9 E. l i t S t D 54 - 56 FORD DUD important GROUPS as low as s Arriving For Easter... PLUGS 5 5 ‘ - (he modi Complete 3 - ROOM n G E N U IN E FORD EACH Consider (hi* s ON FIRST QUALITY-GUARANTEED SHOES □ FEB. & MAR. G E N U IN E FOIID - - N E W L Y - W EDS » D PR FO R D O W N ER S too said. "Scouting provides youth with an organization with which lo identify Itself. » n DISCOUNT M ONEY S AV IN G of n A TTE N TIO N boya and young m en," Brun- M w M & d otfok ■ Complete Size Range Open T il Kat. Afternoons Nationally Advertised For $3.98 D O W N T O W N SANFO R D Strickland Morrison, Inc. S08 E. FIR ST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. 32M481 Winter Park MI 4-8016 GOING A T OPEN T IL L 8:00 P. M N IG H TLY COST! □ ■ □ ■ □ • c �I t ' I ( E i w Z ip Code .'12771 . > W E A TH E R : Fnir today and tonight: chance o f showers Saturday; hljrh today 70-7-1; low tonight in oOs. VOL. fid e lo c* Lake Mon. or. How did net it* name? • • • Judge Vernon Mize said this morning that the final pres­ entation of the .Mutual Con­ cert Association for this sea­ son will be given at the Sem­ inole High School Auditorium Monday at 8 p.m. Association officials said that Llords' In­ ternational Puppet Sliow, an adult type presentation, is a "fan tastic" demonstration of puppet control. There arc times when as many as 20 of Daniel Llords' 200 puppets arc on stage at the same time and controlled by Llords himself. His shows also fenturc sky­ rockets. smoke, snow, rain and waterfalls. • • • G E N E R A L V IE W o f Guantanamo Bay with some o f tiic shore areas. Cu­ bans have shut o ff water supplies to the military base in retaliation for the seizure of a number o f Cuban fishermen who invaded Florida waters. U .S . Ponders Action To Counteract Castro WASHINGTON President (U P I ) Johnson called in his top military ami diploma­ tic advisers today to asses* Cuba's action in cutting off the water supply to the Guan­ tanamo Bay naval Base and to consider possible retalia­ tory measures. Officials said that those at­ tending the session at the White House held a two-hour strategy conference at the State Department Thursday night to consider the implica­ tions of Cuban Premier Fidel Castro's action and what rniinler-mea sores it required, Fellow employes o f Jack if any. Jones at Hunter Ice and Fuel Compnny have Issued a plea Fidel Plays Trump for children's clothing. Jack's HAVANA (U P I) - The U.S. home on Southwest Hoad in naval base al Guantanamo (iohlshoro was hit by fire Bay, cut off from its water Wednesday and all the fam ­ supply by Premier Fidel Cas­ ily's clothing was destroyed. tro, today began rationing wa­ The children arc four boys, ter lo conserve its 15 million eight, five, two and one. and gallon reserves. two girls, six and four. Dona­ Castro played his longtions may lie left at the com­ threatened trump card against pany, 700 West 13th Street, the base Thursday, taping to where Jack Is employed. force the release of 36 Cuban • • • fishermen and four bouts held It Is rewarding to see, after at Key West. Fla., on charges three or mure years of talk of poaching in Florida lie directed Uiat tlx and promises on the proposed widening and repaving of S*l owned water cpjnpan_ 427 (the old Dixie Highway), miles outside the Uaso Liu* that at least north of tang- cut off Guantanamo' < Pipe­ wood the shoulders are being line, except for a one-hour filled and lovclcd. This, we're daily period for women and told, helps driving conditions children on live base. in part, especially in such U. H. Prepared weather as we've had this FORT LAU D ERD ALE (U P I) week. —The Fort Lauderdale Utili­ • • • The JayCec Wives Club and ties department was "alerted " the Fine Arts Department of Thursday night to be ready (lie Sanford Woman's Club to supply the Guantanamo na­ will co-sponsor a silver tea val base with emergency wa­ for the benefit of tiic Sanford ter rations under a standing Public Library. The tea will contract with Use U.S. Navy. be held in the library, Feb. 16, from 2 p.m. until S p.m., and the public is invited. • • • And that reminds us that we would still like tu sec the library open at least one night a week. • • • We visited the Feb-Tool Company's building on Seminola Bouicvard which will be occupied by Dearborn LireIronic tabornlnrirs, Inc. Workmen have almost com­ pleted partitioning the space into ofiices and work rooms. Shelling and work table* have been installed. One thing i* certain — Dearborn isn't wasting any time get­ ting hack into operation. • ♦ » We're wondering if the Sanford-Scminolc JayCees got permission from their wives to stake nut that black goat on members' lawns until that particular member gels a new member? • • • And JayCec Glenn McCall says that quite a fi(w mem­ ber* will attend the statewide JayCec confab at Panama City next Friday. • • • Today’s Chuckle — Man in­ troducing newcomer lo the office lorcc: "Tills is young Dawson, the boss' son. lie ’s going to start at the bottom for a few days.” ETC Meeting’ TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — The State Educational T ele­ vision Commission will meet Feb. 21 in St. Petersburg, ex­ ecutive secretary James Eth­ e r i s e said today. U F Election G AIN ESVILLE (U P I) - K e n Ken Kennedy of Century was elected student president of the University o f Florida Thursday night by a 500-vote majority over Frank llarshaw L ive Oak. Established l‘JU8 FRI., FE B R U AR Y 7, 1DG4 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 121 Blackburn, Two Others Arrested it We've had a lot of call* and Thursday we talked with Guy ^Strickland. retired Navy commander who teaches his­ tory at South Seminole Jun­ ior High in Casselberry. Strickland explained, off the ruff—so to speak, that he be­ lieved the lake — originally named Lake Valdez—was re­ named in honor of President James Monroe who shortly after the United Slate* ac1quired the territory of Flor­ ida, appointed Andrew Jackson its first governor. If anyone has further in­ formation we'd appreciate it. • • • United Press Leased Wire Motel Fire Fire causes! from electrical shorting in the Mar-tau Motel neon lighting system at alwut 7 p. m. Thursday was quick­ ly brought under ronlrol and resulted in only slight dam­ ages, motel officials report­ ed today, tak e Mary Volun­ teer Fire Department re­ sponded to the alarm. EDITORIAL Tiie city recently laid a pipeline from its water source to the dock* at Port Ever­ glades to facilitate loading water tankers. Mayor Melvin R Young said Fort Lauderdale supplied to million gallons of water to the U. S. stronghold in Cuba during Hie 1962 quarantine of the Communist island. Plan Defense K E Y W EST (U P I) — Thir­ ty-six Cubans who triggered an international incident by fishing in U. S. waters were to confer with a Czechoslova­ kian officials today to plan their defense against charges of poaching. Bulletin JACKSON, Mix*. (U I'D — An all-white Jury wax un­ able In agree on a vrnlirt In thr Itymn Dr t a lin k with nuintrr trial today amt a mistrial was dcclarrd. mwA... BRIEFS W elfare Checks J A C K S O N V ILLE (U IM ) — Tiie stuto W elfare Department xalit today it distributed $6,078.207 in weifurti checks in January. Tax Vote Near W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — The $11.6 billion tax rut bill moved into the Inst stages o f Semite action today with f i­ nal inixxiigc virtually assured by late afternoon. More Coverage W ASH IN G TO N (U IM ) — President Johnson is expected to u*k Congress next week to extend unemployment insur­ ance coverage to 3 million more workers umi raise job­ less benefits. No Verdict Yet MRS. GORDON Stan­ ley, 2635 Laurel Ave­ nue, today iiiRed San­ ford area subscriber* o f Southern Bell Tele­ phone Company to fa­ vor the proposed Me­ tropolitan t e l e p h o n e system. “ \Ve do not ap­ prove o f the invisible barrier at Five Points which separates the northern and southern sections o f the county,” Mrs. Stanley said. She added, "When we think of Seminole County we think of the j»coplo throughout the county as our friends und neighbors.” (Herald .Photo) A city-wide inter denomina tional Christian youth rally, for all youth Horn the seventh grade through college age. will be held at 7 p.m. Satur­ day at Seminole High School. Rev. John Mangnun, rec­ tor of the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, Avon Park, will be (lie guest speaker, dis­ cussing, "Who Really Wins the B attle?" Sponsored by the Sanford Ministerial Association, tiie youth rally also will feature a dramatic Christian musical movie about the teen-age idol, Tony Fontane, who, aftrr nearly losing his life in an aulomobile wreck, became a Christian. He and hi* wife, Kerry, a former night clut* singer, now dedicate their lives and talent to full-time Christian service. Fontane and Ids band ap­ peared al Daytona Reach during (in- EusU-i holiday last year to play for the college youth vacationing there, lie came under the sponsorship of the Hoard of Evangelism of the Methodist Church. During the worship service at the rally, special music will include a quartet, a trio and oilier numbers by the students. Steve Sowell, pres­ ident o( (lie student hod), will preside. Susie llalback will introduce the speaker. Other students will Ik* ushers. Adult youth couuMtlon and pastors a n urged to.bring the youth of their chunk** Reynolds anti Co., New lions today in tiie trinl o f Ity York stock brokers, today ad­ roll Do La lieckwith, accused | vised The Ssntord Herald Hi *1 killer of Negro leader Medgui it is closing its Sanford office Evers. at First Street and Park A ve­ nue as of Hie close of busi­ ness today. N O TA S U LG A , Alu. (U P I) The announcement said the — A legal showdown on the firm is consolidating Its San­ federal court-ordered Integra­ ford offlre with lit Winter tion of Mucon County’a last Park offire, and future local all-white high school, orig­ transactions will he handled inally scheduled fo r today, at the latter plnre of business has been fiostponed until next at 221 West Fairbanks A ve­ week. nue. Showdown Oft* COMMENT Support C. Of C. Since the first o f January the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce has been en­ gaged in its annual membership campaign. Last Tuesday morning Hie senior trade liody kicked o ff a special effort to enroll both new mernlxjrs as well as those who had not yet renewed their memberships. Two weeks ago the people of Seminole County were completely united in their effort to Innd the promised East Central Florida Univer­ sity. When the Board o f Control decided to place llte school on tiie Scntinolc County line in Or­ ange County, The Herald called for a continu­ ation o f the complete unity developed among our people. Seminole County still has problems. It also has many projects in the fire. We must find the answers to the problems anti devise ways and means o f finalizing the projects. The Herald con­ tends that the l>csl way in which to accomplish these tasks is four our citizens to stand united behind the Chamlier o f Commerce. Complete unity will 1m? required. Participa­ tion in the Chamber’s program by ail o f our citizens is a must. There arc plenty o f places for our citizens to serve within tiie Chamber’s pro­ gram and numerous way in which the talents o f our people can lx? utilized. A few years ago two-thirds of Seminole s population was Bituated in or very near San­ ford. Today the figure has been reversed. Now is the time for Sanford to realize that it needs Seminole County and for the county to realize thut it needs Sanford. And there is no better way to maintain this unity than for everyone and every organization to participate in the formula­ tion o f the Chamber's program as well as in its effort to successfully accomplish the organiza­ tion's aims. « J. _ . Three Charged In Bolifa Operations Christian Youth Rally Set Here Saturday Night cK e re Lfte s JA Y C EE cU)Ko‘MasNLT S iq n e d U p A Tieii)%fnberYET/| TH E ‘GOATS' in the Junior Chumber o f Com­ merce membership drive, which opened Thurs­ day, will receive a real, live goat to park on their front lawn until they sign up a new memher. Phil Skates (le ft) was the first to receive the unimul from President Jim Smith (righ t) Thursday but Phil- passed it on today to Glenn McCall, past president of the Juycees. Thirteen new members had been signed by noon today in the rush to escape having to accept the real live g o u t. (Herald photo). The reputed "kingpin" of Is'llla operation* in Central Florida and two other Sem­ inole County resklents were arrested Thursday evening by Seminole and Orange County sh eriff* deputies. I)lt. LOt;UK DR. GAZES Longwood Studies Sewer Loan Plans By Donna Estes Harry Lindsey of the Hous­ ing and Home Finance Agen­ cy office located at Titiusvil'e, at Mayor A. H tarmann's invitation, appeared before the tangwood City Councll at the regular meeting Thursday evening lo explain the Community Improvement Program which H IIFA Is aide to finance for municipalities. Particularly discussed were the procedures that the city could follow lo get federal loan* to hmld a newer sys­ tem in the community. Cost would he financed for a 40year period with the maximum Interest rates being 3's |K*r cent, Lindsey stated. Tiie pollution of drinking water by septic tanks in other communities has heroine a critical problem, he explain­ er!. No action was taken by council at tills time. In other business, annexa­ tion ordinance 176, which an­ nexes territory on the east side of Highway 17-92 from Semin tdc County Chandler Oak Lane to Sit 434, was un­ Of Commerce President Knr- animously adopted - , after three W m J.taM er today prTpusoif wmaoeutlv* reading. Mayor lorm snn and coun­ creetloii o f a Sanford Procil wenl on record as endors­ llon Commltteo to carry ing and supporting the pro­ €'Ut the objectives outlined by posed Seminole County Metro­ a group of Sanford business politan Telephone System. and professional men who arc Council entered into an making tin effort to organize agreement with the County a Sanford Chamber o f ComCommission authorizing it lo act for (lie city as coordinat­ Houtdioldcr, in a letter ad ing agent for the Seminoledressed to A. It. Peterson Jr., Orange Transfiortatlon Plann­ and Don Bales, pro|>o*ctl Hint ing. the group join with the San­ Chairman R. C. Carlson an­ ford Merchants’ Division of nounced Ills committee ap­ the Chamber in comprising the pointment* to lie: 11. L. Helms promotion committee. He said and R. II. Ferrell, building*, that “ The Seminole County parks and grounds; Ferrell Chamber of Commerce I* al­ and Helms, finance; Carl ways willing to use the tal­ tam tnlcr and John Reams, ents ami worthwhile ideas of water; Reams and Helms, nil the residents id our Coun­ streets and tanim lcr and Ferrell, fire department. ty. The low bid of American "Since your reeenl efforts to organize and incorporate a Cast Iron Pipe Company of Sanford Chamber o f Cam- Birmingham, Ala., was ac­ m nee have not materialized," cepted for 2,250 feet of fourc o n t i n u e d Housholder, *1 inch American Fast ll t e pipe. would like to point out that Purchase of 10 fire coats, the Chnmlier of Commerce now four smoke rannixter* and a lias n committee, known as tiie pike fade, as requested by tam m ler, was Hanford Meirlmnt'a Division, Councilman autliorizcd (or the fire de­ which elects its own officers, partment. prescribes ita own rules for C. 11. Johnson of Johnson's mrmhcr»hip, votes its own Su|H*r Market appeared be­ membership fees, establishes fore council to commend ami Ita own projects, governs itself express Ills appreciation to and Iiua Hie co-operation o f the police department for pa­ the Seminole County Chamber trolling services. o f Commerce and Hie use o f ‘flic financial statement was its facilities. approved and various hills 'T iie aims of Hie group," paid before the meeting was Ifcusliohler a t r e » a o d, "are adjourned subject to call. much the same as your pro­ posed orguni/nlion." Housholder went on to say that " A s prrsidi lit o f tha Heminolo County Chamber o f Com­ merce, I would like to suggest A 73-ycar-old Lake Harney to your group, through you, man, suffering from severe that you join with tho Hanford burns received in an cxplui Merchants' Division as a com­ ion,, was reported In "go o d " mittee of the Seminole County condition this morning by Chumlrer o f Commerce, to bo Seminole Memorial llospitul known as Hie Hanford Promo­ attaches. tion Committee, and to o|*>rW. L. Sieg was reported as ate ns the Merchants’ Division helping a neighbor, R. D. has. Under this plan, you could White, clean a cistern Wed­ immediately organize and go nesday evening. After Hie to work, without the necessary cleaning, they placed a heat­ incorporation, to carry on the er to dry it out. continuing projects o f the Later Slrg re-entered Hie Merchants' Division and any narrow opening, discovered others upon which you may de­ the flame of tiie heater had ride. been extinguished. He lit a "1 am sure,” Housholder de­ match and the explosion re­ clared, "this would meet with sulted. the approval o f the Sanford Merchants' Division, and I can assure the ro-ojieration o f the Chamber o f Commerce and United Press International use o f ita facilities.'' There are more living or­ llousholdt-r extended an in­ ganisms in a spoonful of rich vitation to Peterson and Bales soil than there are people in to meet with them to discuss Hie world, according to the proposal. C. Of C. City Committee Proposed The three were charged on old capiases issued by Orango County Criminal Court with conspiracy and violation of lottery laws. Sheriff J. L Hobby reportrd Ibis morning. 3 Specialists To Address Doctors Here Three outstanding Southern physicians, specialists in their respective fields, will address 200 Central Florida doctors Saturday night at Sanford Civic Center under the auspi­ ces of the Seminole County Medical Society. Dr. G. II. •Hark** I* president of the Incal society. Speakers will he Dr. Rruce Logue, professor o f medicine at Emory University, Atlan­ ta, who will discuss "Clinical Spectrum o f Pericarditis;" Dr. Peter C. Gazes, professor of medicine at Charleston Medical College. S. C., who will talk on "Recent Advan­ tages in Coronary Diseases," and Dr, B. Waldo Moore, a cardiologist at Emory Uni­ versity, who will speak on "Management of Myocardial Infraction.” Bridge Opening To Be Limited The Osteen bridge over the St. Johns River, on SK 415, will not be openrd to water traffic between 7 p.m. and 7 a.in. after this month, except by advance notice. Army Corps of Engineer* published on Jan. 30 In Hie Fcdrral Register the new rules and regulations, effec­ tive 30 dnys after publication. Tiie bridge Is owned by the Florida Road Department, Paul Johnson, owner o f Os­ teen fishing camp and the bridge tender, will maintain regular draw services be­ tween 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily, excepting that he will open ft at night with 12 hours ad­ vance notice. Found: P. O. With Profit HONOLULU (U P I) - While most U.S. post offire* operat­ ed in the red last year, the one in Honolulu earned a pro­ fit of more Hun $3 million. Honolulu Postmaster George llnra said the profit, which was turned over lo the U.S. Post Office Department, was made possible by heavy me­ chanization of the delivery system. Arrested at their homes were Harlan Alexander Black­ burn. alias Thomas Davis, of tangwood; Dorothea Howell Radford, 800 Pine Street, Fern Park, and Cecil St. Clair M e r r i t t , Altamonts Springs. Blackburn, reputed bolita leader, and Mrs. Radford previously had been arrested on bolita charge* in Orango County. Sheriff Hobby said Black* burn and Mrs. Radford, un* der orders from Orange Coun* ty, were released on their own recognizance Thursday evening. Merritt posted $5,000 bond and was released. All are scheduled to be ar­ raigned Feb. 25 in Orango County Criminal Court at Or­ lando. SHS Outbrains Lyman In Bowl By Jane Casselberry Seminole High School out­ witted Lyman High School with a score o f 18515(1 In a lively “ Brain B ow l" match Thursday- evening in tho Ly* man auditorium. Both teams were "on tho buzzer" with one and then tho other seizing the initiative, Lyntan was ahead at the end o f Hie first period but lost to Seminole In the closing min­ utes of Hie last half. The winning team included Ron Goerss, Susie llalback, Doug Firestone a n d Jim Thomson. The losing team w as comprised of Kenny Ament, Dorian Thermanos, Peter Carlson and Frank Renew Jr. Roy Pharr, assistant prin­ cipal at Lyman, who served a* moderator of the difficult quiz, said later "even I found myself confused by tho ques* tions at Untci.” Judges were Mrs. Paul French and Mrs. David .MoCoy. Field Duy Plans are shaping for tho annual field day for grower* al 1:30 p.m. Thursday at tho Central Florida Experiment Stution farm on Celery Av/*» nuc, according to Cecil Tuck­ er, county agricultural agent. Cocktails Man Burned By Blast are always better when enjoyed at the unique and friendly CARIKE LO UNGE f* Enjoy . . . Jfl “MUSIC ON TH E HOUSE” [J Every Friday Nijfht Compliments uf the Management • PACKAGE GOODS Outnumbered ’a AT POPULAR PRICES VALDEZ UOTEL I Downtown Sanford ij �Rev. Grover Sewell Sunday School Teacher Honored Problems, But Promise T h e n to a #tory o f a man longing way. When the ad* dress waa completed the Hin­ du arose and said, " I f what school for an atmiveraary and the speaker has said tonight be visited hla old teacher In la not true, It doesn’ t mat­ bar acbool room. He happen­ ter. But if U is true, then ed to aea a place o f paper on nothing else matters." It is difficult for some o f her deak on which w ere writ­ ten questions for an exam ina­ us to understand how enyooe tion. He looked rather atart- cannot see clearly the trem ­ led when he read them and endous fact o f God coming the teacher naked why he to earth in Jesus Christ. Of looked ao amazed. He re­ course, it is an earthshaking plied, "W h y thla la the name claim and if one believes it •lam ination that I took thir­ his life is shaken, too. When, ty yeara a g o ." The teacher however, 1 think o f the fact anawered, "D on't let that dla- o f God taking on flesh in man turb you, the anewera are all other great and amazing facta pale Into a much less­ different now ." There a n many realme of er importance. Our Lord had lived a magUfa where we find he an­ ewera to questions have iflcaot thirty three years with greater emphasis chanjed and that they are the fa r •ometimea now right where placed on the last three years. they w ere wrong before. He bed taught, loved, healed, There are other clrcumatancea prayed, and lived the perfect where the very nature o f our life. Now he approached the way o f life haa changed the last o f his life on earth which anewera to tom e queationa, was the most important and however, there are eome ques­ meaningful to this believers tions that have anewera that who lived then and those who never change one em ail de­ would come after. The hour finally approached gree. I do not know who aaid it when He was to meet with first but alnce the first saying the apostles in the Upper many have repeated, "G e t the Boom. The Feast o f the Pass.facta o r the facta w ill get over was to be observed end you ." Tbeee are the Ihinge the institution o f die sacra­ that wa need to consider re­ ment o f The Lord’s Supper peatedly In our lives. The was to take place. This must ■ever remaining truths are have been a most Joyous necessary to know and follow occasion, and yet there soon appeared overtones o f sad­ M we are to remain secure. The one area o f life that to ness. Christ told Ills disciples always the same to that which deals with man’s direct rela­ m any wonderful things, yet tionship with God. How true sometimes with an a ir of . it la that we should continue mystery. He said, "In my • to examine our conclusions in F a th er'! house are many the light o f Ilia truth but we rooms; If it were not so w ill never make greater e x ­ would I have told you that I ploration o f God than that go to prepare a place for which wa Hod la Jesus C hrist youT" We remember many A religious meeting was be­ other words from the four, ing held in India once and teenth chapter of John but the chairman was a Hindu. finally He asid, “ N o one A Christian missionary ad­ comes to the Father but by dressed this group o f peo­ n s . " A t this point He was ple and be spoke o f Christ Interrupted by Philip who In a mast eloquent and chal- asked Christ to show them the Father. Jesus replied ot this request by saying, "H a v e 1 been with you ao long, and yet you do not know me m i p r ; Then He stated tba glorious fact, "H e who has seen m e bee seen the Fath­ e r ." Many facta are important in Ufa, but the ooe that is im ­ portant beyond all measure is B y Bernice Kelsey that "G od was in Christ." I f ■ Mrs. M ery E erie Walker, you know that God revealed .T ra in in g Union director fo r Himself la Christ then you the P i n t Baptist Church o f will find what God to Ilka. 1Oviedo, announced today that Thla fact to too great to be • plana have bean completed fo r Ignored. Let us know Chat all other the annuel church-wide Vel•' vntlne Banquet to bo held next facta hinge on thla one. Let Wedneadey, beginning a t 7 us live in this knowledge and ; p. n . in the Oviedo School we w ill live la God's plea. who went back to hi* form er II Oviedo Baptist J e t Annual Bancuef Cafeteria. A ll msmbors o f the church, - their guests and prospective members are invited to attend. Iteeervallona must be made no later then Sunday evening with Mrs. W elker or at the church office. Gene Bridges, rauale director o f the church, is In charge o f the program, "Stairw ay to tht S ta n ." I t to hoped that the entire church raemberehlp w ill taka advantego o f thla opportunity fo r an evening o f fellowship . which la contiderad • vital part o f the church life, Mrs. W alker atated. DeBory WSCS Sets Annual Smorgasbord B y Mrs. Adam Muller The WSCS of the DeBary Community Methodist Church will sponsor Its annual Smor. gaebord Dinner on Feb. 26 la the social hall o f the church. Serving periods announced will be from noon until 1:30 p. ra., from 4 until 8:30 p.m. and from 8:30 until 7 p. m. Tickets for adults, or chil­ dren under 18 years, may be purchased in advance o r re­ served with any member of the sponsoring organization before Fob. 18. By Jsae Caeeelh i rry Attendance will be limited The W M U o f P ra irie Lake to 600 perioni. Baptist Church wiU meet at 6:45 p. m . Monday at the church tor a business meet lng which w ill be followed at The executive board of the 7:43 by the program. Church o f the Nativity Cath­ Mrs. -sooard Junes will olic Women's Club will meet conduct Uio business meeting at 6 p. m. Monday at the and Mrs. Paul Lowe will pre­ church social hall. 31rs. John sent a program on the "Th e MacFarlane, president, will Chaplain and hla W ork." conduct the meeting. t; f Baptist WMU To Meet Board To Meet B y Bernice Kelsey Jlembers of the Wesley Sun­ day School Class of the Oviedo First Methodist Church honored Mra. J. H. Staley at a buffet supper held last week In Fellowship Hall o f the church. Mrs. Staley, who baa been a Sunday School teacher In the church for the past 25 years awl teacher fo r the Wesley Class since 1642, re­ tired at the first o f the year. She began teaching the clast when meetings were held In a email boy scout but locat­ ed In back of the old church building. In later years, class­ rooms were added to the old building and In recent yeara an entire new plant waa built to house all departments of MRS. J. H. S T A L E Y , who hag retired after 25 the church. yeara aa a Sunday School teacher at the Oviedo In addition to teaching the Firat Methodist Church, waa honored at a buffet class, Mrs. Staley has been a aupper laat week by mentbera o f the Wealey longtime active member in Claaa. (Herald Photo) all phase* o f church work and alngs In the choir. She also is an activa member o f the Oviedo Woman’s Club. Hostesses for the supper were Mrs. Thomas Moon, Mrs. W. H. Martin, Mra. Jack Bratton and Mrs. Douglas Laymon. The hall waa deco­ rated with large bouquets of csmellas end potted plants. Oaklawn Baptist Chapel, i at 2743 Country Club Road In Mrs. Moon presented the Nmmission of the First BapUit the Ravenna Park-Loch Arbor oree with e gift from the Church of Sanford, has sn­ ares. U h a a a complete class. church program with depart­ Those attending enjoyed a ments for all ages both in song feat with Rev. Robert Sunday School and Training Soka serving at accordian ac­ Union. Sunday School enroll­ companist. ment now stands at 100 and Special guest speaker for regular services are held the occasion was Jack Dodd each Sunday. who was introduced by Mrs. Welcome U extended to all Rex Clonts. persons In the area to visit Dodd spoke end showed pic­ and worship in the chapel ture slides o f interest from the People to People Goodwill Tour to Europe laat summer. Oaklawn Chapel Gets Full-tim e Minister Shrove Tuesday Supper Set By Churchwomen By Danaa Estes The Eplscopsl Churchwomcn of Longwood's Christ Church will sponsor their an­ nual Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper at tha parish bouse on Church Street from 8:30 until 7:30 p.m. Prices have been set for adults and children, six to 12, with children under ala to ba The regular monthly lng o f the Churchwomen, schduled next Tuesday, baa been postponed until Fab. IS In order not to conflict with the aupper. Dorcas Circle Votes To Make Layettes The Dorcas Circle o f the Upsale Presbyterian Church met Jan. 21 in the educational building with Mrs. Robert A. Wooden presiding. Others present were Mrs. James Hardin, Mrs. L , R. Rice, Mrs. A. B. Hodge, Mrs. E. L. Dowell. Mrs. R. E. Cmthis, Mrs. J. B. Thomson, Mra. C. E. Hunter and Mrs. J. W. Harkey. N ew secret pals war* cho­ sen sod the group voted to make up !ay«ttea for a ‘hurch In Massachusetts u their benevolent project fo r the new year. Plans also were made for the circle to sponsor two bake sales on March 14 la (root of post offices In Lake Monroe and Lake Mary. Sales will begin at 6 a. m. The devotion was given by Mrs. Dowell and refreshments were applied and served by Mrs. Hardin. Prayer Service Rev. Delmas Copeland of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church will speak Friday, Feb. 14, at 3:30 pjn.. at a World Day o f Prayer service to be held at the Goss Memorial Methodist Church in Orlando. The service is sponsored by the United Church Women o f Orlando. Area To Observe Day O f Prayer B y Mrs. Adana M ailer Church women o f DeBary, Enterprise and Osteon will unite In prayerful Unship with those throughout the world on Feb. 14, from 10 until 11 a. m., In observance o f the 78th Annual W orld Day of Prayer. A ll persons interest­ ed in participating are asked to assem ble at tha DeBary Community Methodist Church. The theme fo r the 1864 ser­ vice was prepared by Dr. Madeline Beret, executive se­ cretary of the Department on the Cooperation o f Men end Women in Church, Fam ily and Society o f the World Council of Cburcbas, Geneva, Swltoorlead. !h continuation of peat e f­ forts in the mission o f the Church, gifts collected as ao tsseotial part o f the obser­ vance will go toward sustain­ ing 12 Christian Colleges for women tat Asia and Africa. E L D E R gPRUVaa B A P T IS T T H B SB T H N T H .D A Y Ota Orlando R A a t Heater A VO. A D V E N T IS T CHURCH B. Ham lltoa O rtffla _ Pastor C e n e r f t k A Him Bandar School _ _ 1:01 a. n. L. Mathews P aster M orning W orthlp ll:c e a. ra. HERVICK8 S A TU R D A Y — T raining Union „ 0:10 p. Sabbath S c h o o l ___ t : l t a. m. Evening W orship — 7:01 p. i W orship Service _ ItiSS a. ro. Wednesday N ight Prayer Service __ 7:10 p. m. “ W e H ave Th is Hope'* radio JORDAN M ISSIONARY m ttaegs each Sunday a. m. B A P T IS T CHURCH at S :lt over W T R R a t 140# Teaaporarily M ooting at on your r a d la .d la l SAM P ark Arrows Sanford, Florida Sunday School —— 10:00 a. m. Morning W orchip 11:00 a. m. R ib ), study (Sunday) 7i00 p.m. Evangelistic S .rv lro 7:00 p.m. Wed. Prayer Meat 7:00 pm . Ch r i s t i a n m is s io n a r y Dill B ta p h e n s _____ ___ P a .to r A L L IA N C E CHURCH A Cordial Waleoma to A ll test P ark A i t . a t 14lh ■«. Rar. C. C. Daaa, Jr. __ Pastor Hunday School _ 4:44 a. m. W orship Barries tl:0 t a. m. OSTEEN B A P T IS T C H U R m Evening Worahlp _ TtOI p. m. H W T . 4IS PS. SX2-BI1S Alliance Youth P d low ah lp (Bun.) _ 6:46 p. m. P a .tor ____Chaitor W. Plank Sunday School 10.uO a. tn. <W*d> Prayor Bsrvlca T:Ze p. m. Morning S.rvlca _ 11:00 a. tn. T raining U n io n ______ 0:10 p. m. E ranlng S . r v l c a __7:10 p. m. W cdn.cday Meetings: Organisations 0:10 p. m. P ra yer ____ ___ 7:10 p. m. Choir — . — 1:10 p. m. F IN E C R E S T ASsr.MRUY o r GOO CHURCH Cor. STth a ad Rlaa n. 14. W i l d e r ________ Pastor Sunday Bchoot _ 1:41 a. m. M oraine W orship 10:11 a. m. r t a i r C h r i s t i a n c h u r c h Evening W orship _ T : !l p. m. DISCIPLES o r C H RIST Youth Barv. (Bun.) 4:00 p. m. 1SOT S. Sanford A n . M id-W eek Barv. (W ad.) 7:10 Rev. Mason O rtgg, p. m. Ad Interim M inister Sunday l e h o a l __ _ * : t t a. m. M aralag W orship 11:40 a. m. Alliance Assembly O f God Christian Methodist Church O f God P IR P T HBT4IODIST CHURCU d lt P «rk A v a Pastor John T. Adam* Jr. __ P aitor Smith il a Morning W orthlp - 1:14 a. it. Bandar school _ f'.el r- nday School ----- 1:46 a. Morning Worship 11:44 a. m. Morning W orship 14:16 a. m. B v s e g o llitle lo r r . 7:14 p. ra M Y " Mooting* — Cite p. m . Tuoo. Prayor Serv. 7:14 P *• In t.rm .d itto, Bonlor) I There. Young People Evening W orthlp — 7:14 p. m. ■ndsavor ■ ■ 7 : 1 * p. »■ CHURCH op non rbenbxhr CHURCH OP GOD OP PRO PH ECY SOM Rim A v m n Rev. R. U Strickland P a.tor Sunday School _ — 4:41 a. m. Worahlp S .rvlca _ 10:41 a. m. E van scll.tla Sorv. 7:14 p. m. W .d n o.day: You ns People V.L.B. Sorv. 7:14 p ra. Dibit T raining Sorv 1:44 p.m. Congregational CONORBOATIONAL C H R ISTIAN CHURCH ( l . l l r i C l i n k o f Chrtnt) Park A v a l s , at 8448 SL 4:41 a. m. ____ Church School 11:00 a. m. Worship Service 1:14 p. m. _ c n r titla s Touth M ln litry Rev. W a iter A.R. M ePhtrtoa, Pastor Nazarene PTR#T, CHURCH OP T H B NABARE X B W. 2nd SL a t H spls A v*. Paul Blehit ...---- Paitor Sunday School — — 4:46 a. m. Morning W orthlp 11:46 a. m. Youth ----- _ — — — 4:00 p. E vnngollitlo Sorvleo 7:11 p.m. M ld -W t.k Sorvleo (W od .) — 7:40 p. m. Third Sunday Slngaplrallon — 1:44 p. m. F IR S T OHURCH T H E H AXAREXH •/ Lake Mary, Pin. Rar. W. U Holcomb*, Paator Sunday 4:46 a. -n. — Blbla Senosl 11:04 a. tn. - M orning Worohlp 71 04 p. m. — Evening Sorvleo 7:44 p. m. _ Wod. M ld -W *.k Prayor Borvleto 7:04 p. m. Ind Wod. M litlon ary Sirrlcu OP Episcopal C H RIST CHURCH Church Strvvt, L Pr. Chariot W . S ttw art Jr* Vlear H oly Communion — Til4 a. m. Sunday School —__ 4:00 a. m. Family Service and Sttmon - ____ __ 10:16 a. m. Baptist Free Methodist P tR S T B A P T IS T CHURCH I'R K K M H T IIIllllB T CHURCH ■IB P ark Avaaea C om er 4th SL and Laurel A w . r . B. C h a n e a ________ P ia to r CHURCH OP C H RIST T elep h on e P A 1-7011 Morning Worahlp 1:10 a. m. Eugene Sheldon —.....— Pastor Hunday School - — 0:41 a. m. B va n g a llit Sunday School ■■■■■— . t:4 i n.m. M orning Worahlp 11:00 a. aa. Ralph Hrawor Jr. Morning W orship — 10:46 n.m. T rain in g Union ___ 0:10 p. m. Ditto S c h o o l___ 11.44 a. m. E ranlng W orship .... 7:04 p.m. Morning Worahlp l i lts Evening Worahlp - 7i4l p. m. Wad. Prayer Service Tito p. a . Eranlng W orthlp _ 7:14 p a . W id . l ’ rnyar Service 7:10 p.m. Wod. Prayer Service 7:11 p.m. Church O f Christ h e t h o d iit CHURCH Citrus H eights n *v. Roy Gregory. Jr.. Pootor uhureh School 4:41 a. m. Morning W orship 11:00 a. n.. M Y P _________________4:to p. m. Kv*. Worship —----- 7:14 p. m Wod P r a y ir S ir v lo i T :l» p. m. Lutheran Pentecostal P tR S T PE NTE CO STAL ft) CHUECH O P LONGWOOD SOI O m i t S tw ot Rov. 1C. Ruth Oramt __ P a ito r Sunday S c h o o l__— 14:4# a. m. Morning W orship 11:44 a. m. Sunday Rvonlng __ T i l l p. m. Wod. Bible Study - 7:14 p. at. Conquerors Mooting F riday __________ 7:10 p. m. Presbyterian PAO LA CHURCH O P C H R IST F IR S T P R E S B Y T E R IA N H ighw ay # • W ool L U T H E R A N CHURCH OP CHURCH M orris Ruby ____ ■ v n s g e llit ')) Oak A v *. A Ir d SL Bible C lon es _ 14:44 a. m. 1SS W . H U P lo w Sanford. P in. Morning Worahlp _ 11:04 a. m. -The Chureb o f tha Luthorsu Eronlng Worahlp - 1:44 p. m. Hour- and T V T h l a Is the Orovor C. 8ow .ll, Jr. - raster Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aoilotant Bible Clna.ee Wod. 7:80 p.m. L lfo P arlor Harbort W. Oaarss ____ P aito r Morning Worahlp t:4 l a. m. Sunday School _ _ 4:11 a. m. Churoh School _ _ 4:41 m. W orship S trv lio — 14:14 a. m. Station M otts _____ 14:46 a. CHURCH C P C H R IST a. ra. ISIS P e r t A w n wo Morning W orih lp 11:00 A. M. Pioneer Pollowohlp _ 4:04 p.m. Bert Brown -- ----- E vnngstl.t B.ntor HI Pollonrohlp 1:00 p.m. WROTHIDH H fSS IO N AR Y GOOD SH EPH ERD Sunday Evening Worahlp 7 1 10 p. tr. B A P T IS T CHURCH L U T H E R A N CHURCH Bible S t u d y ____ — 10:44 a. m. Wod. P rayor M ott 7:04 p. m. Sifc SL 41 M .'tr A w . (L C A ) Morning Worahlp 11:40 a. m. A Orlando D rim Peal M. w i l l y — - Pester Rvenlng Sorvleo — 1:14 p m. (H w y ir-aai CHURCH o r T H B C O VEN AN T lu s d e y School _ l l : 4 f a. BA See "H erald o f T ro th - 1 pm . Sanford, Florida " ‘ , Channel $ BTTS South Ortaud. D rive 1) SBS-TSU human,M. Hah la P a* too Worahlp _ _ _ _ _ 4:40 a. m. Th e Rev. 'O eorgo Klnnnmon, Church S c h o o l___14:44 a. m. Interim P a .to r B ltte Ctneoee — f i l l p. m. Sunday School _ _ 4:16 a. m. Church Strvlcon — 14:40 a. m. Communion— P i n t Sunday la Each Month K IN D E R G A R TE N AN D NURS­ ERY PIN RCRB ST B A P T IS T CHURCH CHURCH o r C H R IS T Onora Rood • c s E im r r P a s t o r ----- W illiam J. auoso Morning W orthlp _ 8 :4* A B u gay Sor-lc# A I t A. SB. Sunday Sohoot ___ 11:4# 4 . an. ORACH METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Schnnt -----. t i l l a. m. ■ubiacti “ LovoT r o llin g Unton _ S ill p.m. W.dnasday P orvrw •:#• p. m. Ounra R d . at W o e d la a ! Ava., Evening W orih lp _ T il# pm. Banding Rsemt 1*8 K. PlrnL Rev. John R . Hires. Jr. Pastor Wod. O fficers A Teacher* W eekday■i I t i l * o-m. - 4:14 Church School ____ 4:41 a. m. Meeting ------------ Site pm . lt:t# a. m. p.m. Friday JCvonlagt l i l t - M orning Worahlp Wod. Prayer Sorvleo 7:10 p.m. 1:14 pm . R T F ____ __________ 1:44 p. m. TO LIST YOUK To Hear College Professor The subject o f human rela­ tions will be discussed by Dr. Jesus Rodrigues, professor at Bethune-Cookman Christian Science Methodist College* of CHURCH NOTICE CALL FA 2-2611 Daytona Beach, thla Sunday at Grace Methodist Church of Sanford during tha U a. m. worship hour. Dr. Rodrigues has taught at the Method lot-related Negro college alnce 1861 when he left Cuba under protection o f the Brasilian ambassador. Ba waa bora in Spain and reared la Cuba. A t tha tim e he waa forced to leave Cuba because of hla democratic, religious and cultural beliefs, he was dean o f Central University. He to married, the father • two children and Catholic. His visit to the local church will be in observation of Raoe Relatione Sunday and foe spe­ cial ottering received w ill go to Betbune-Cooiunsn. Attend services tHis week at uour own JjfaceoJ worsfcf) W orld Day O f Prayer To Be Observed The euiiual W orld Day of It provides an extraordinary o f a ll persons in a community. observance fur the oppurtanlty fu r fellowship at Tha fourth Is tha use o f the 8u iiford area w ill Ui held at 2 a deop level with Christiana in same theme and service aa a p. h i ., Feb. 14, at Grace Meth­ all parta uf the w orld and the basts fo r planning and obeery. odist Church. experience o f Christian Unity ing the day ovsrywhera in the world. Mrs. It. A . Smith, president in prayer. Tits fifth, the o f f a r i n g s ,). .o f the 8anford branch o f UnitWhen true to its utiglnal , «d Church women, has an- purpose end meaning, the mads are fo r the United Out£ nounced that the theme will ba World Doy o f Prayer observ­ reach o f the Church through interdenominational eo-opera" L e t Ua P r e y ." Assisting with ance has fiva elements: I program fo r the aervice are The firs t to aa awareness uf tion in tha mission division of fra. Gordon Stanley and Mrs. and a commitment to Ute real­ the National G o u n e l l o f ity and power o f prayer. The Churches. J. D. B eggarly. The W orld Day o f Prayer, second is a concern fo r tha Ih o boat ligh t aa what bagsa with the vision need o f others fo r the message * d ed k iU eo o f e n i wonum# o f the Christian Uoapel. The make# unpopular people un­ grown to involve millions third to openness— a service popular can be found through woman around the world. open to all— the participation a little reduction. Baptist Adventist C E N T R A L B A P T IS T CHURCH Cor. tdlh SC A Oak A w . Qall Smith ■ Paster Hunday School _ _ 4:41 Morning W erohlp 11:4# T ra in in g Union — 4:11 p. m. Kvonlng Worahlp _ 7:11 p. m. Wod. P rn y.r Sorvleo 7:11 P-HL N u n tr y Opoa W T R R ---------------- T:I4 p. a . ■nndoy N it# Broadcast R E V . R. T . B A R R E T T nounced the arrival o f Rev. R. T. Barrett o f Homeland as full time pastor, effective Feb. IS. Born July 88, 1821, in Alm a, Ga., Rev. Barrett moved to Florida at an early ase. He served as pastor o f Green Pond Baptist Church while at­ tending the Baptist Bible Ip . aUtuto a t .Lakeland graduating accepted gradual torate o f the First Ba Church at AUuras, serving from 1887 until 1660. A t this time he accepted the ministry o f Otter Creek Church near Gainesville and served there until 1963. For the past year be has been sup­ plying and interim pastor at various churches. He and his wife, Eunice, are the parents of two daugh­ ters, Rebecca, four and De­ borah, five months. Oaklawn Chapel to located Page * — Pri. Feb. 7, ’«4 Vfe Inftrf Wtnlf These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice WOBOH-Elchdborccr Mortuary 1. W ilso n o s 4 S U IT P r a g r — 1t < P r i a t i a c C o . J. M . C H U N S a id S ta ff Roahy ■ tr h OMd S taff T h t Amoricua Oil Coaipafty Mr. and Mra. M. R . StHckUsd Wlkon-Malcr Furniture Oh Mr. mod Mra. At Wilson Hollar Motor Sjlm Co. And Staff Thu Bits Thoutre J. C. Penney Company BUI U votoos ft ■ to fto fo o t C. L . l ohiatoa oad Im pi^ysgs 1'iuyer J -l A V F o o d F a i r H toroit, I r c . G sorgo KoiWy ft Eos ploy uoo S o u l h orn N a t u r a l Ciiu Joha Daaa f t S ta ff Virginia Petreskl P . O. Box 1814 Hanford HANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. K. 1st ft Hanford Ava. 822-1822 322-8412 Nora Nerria I B 8-1814 H. PhyBto FA U Lake Mary State Farai luuuraacu liv in g L P ryor sad S ta ff II Hunford Atluutle National Howard H. Hudgso f t S ta ff Hill Lumber A Hardware Co. Jimmy Crappn f t Kmptoyoos Bore And WUks Hootaurant •tow l i d WUks Howmoa Bad Em ploy w a J �+ •» Frl. Feb. 7. T>i— rnpe S Mrs. Abernelhy Holy Name Society Nazarene Church Sets Revival Dies In DeLand To Conduct Census Dynafronics Reports Display Of Real-Time Telemetry Data announced for the First Church of the Nazarene, Se­ cond Street and Maple A ve­ nue, February 916, at 7:30 each evening. Rev. Faul Hiekes, graduate of Asbury Col­ lege in Wilmorc, Kentucky, and pastor o f the church, will serve as the evangelist for the series of meetings. Rev. Bickcs is completing three years of ministry as pastor of the church and has recently been recalled by the church for another year, lie has served pastorates in In­ diana. Kentucky, and other Florida cities. Song Evangelists will be Ralph and Joann Dunmire, noted gospel recording artists of Nashville, Tenn. Professor and Mrs. Ounmire are active­ ly engaged as full-time song evangelists in the Church of the Nazarene and sing for revival campaigns, camp meetings, conventions, and on radio, television and record­ ings. Mr. Dunmire attended Trcvecca Nazarene College, 1952-56. A tenor singer, he served as minister of music in Nashville Nazarene Chur­ ches for several years. Mrs. Dunmire, an accomplished musician, received her train­ ing in Olivet and Trevecca Nazarene Colleges and Den­ ison University in Granville, Ohio. Mrs Dunmire plays the accordion, vibra harp, or­ gan, and piano. Site also ac­ companies her husband in ducts. A feature of their musical programs is the singing ar­ rangements with the use of the church choir. Services o f the revival are •pen to the public. Dynatronics, ter and congratulated Dynaelectronics Ironies, Inc., on that com­ pany's part In completing'tho firm of Seminole County, an “ Quick-look'' capability in nounced this week the first time for the Saturn shot. successful display of real-time Other Dynatronics equip­ telemetry data at the M ar­ ment involved in the Saturn I shall Space Flight Center shot included a PCM ground Jan. 29 using an on-line real telemetry station at Capo time data display system Kennedy and aboard the ve­ built by Dynatronics in co­ hicle. a Dynatronics built high operation with NASA. accuracy /O.I per cent abso­ Dynatronics’ W. G. Drcsch- lute PCM analog to digital ler, head o f ground systems converter and PCM assem­ development, described the bler handled PCM signal* real-time display as "com b­ from the vehicle'* various ing the outputs from receiver sensors. equipment built by other com­ panies for NASA with the out­ put of a Dynatronics PCM re­ ceiver station and channeling the combined data through the on-line real-time display Men o f the Church o f tho equipment specially designed V ffr OanTorB ^ rrn !B *• 0s •• Revival service! have been VEGETABLE REPORT m m am m Federal State Market News Service Sanford m Shipping point information fo r Feb. 6. Ail aales F.O.B. Prccooling charges extra un­ less otherwise stated. Sanford-Oviedo-Zellwood District Cabbage: demand f a i r , market s t e a d y . Domestic round type, 1*« bu. crates, mostly $1.75, some fair qual­ ity low as $1.50; SO lb. sacks, ordinary lo good, mostly fair, $ U 5 . some poorer, low as $1. Carrots; demand good, m ar­ ket steady. Sacks, 48-1 lb. film packed. $2.25 to $2.50; 50 lbs. loose, $1.65 to $1.90. Celery: demand fair to good, market steady, lfl In. crates, Pascal. 2-2'-% dnz., $3.25; 3 doz., $3; 4 doz., $2.25;. 6-8 doz., $2; hearts, film wrapped, 24 count, $3.25. Chinese Cabbage: offerings light. 16 in. crates, few, $1.75. Endive: demand good, m ar­ ket about steady. 1 1/9 bu. crates, $3.25 to $3.50, few, ■mail, $3. Escarolc: demand good, m arket about steady. 1 1/9 bu. crates, $3, few small, $2.50. Lettuce: demand fair, m ar­ ket steady. Boston type, EBN crates, 24 count, few, $3.50; Iceberg type, WB crates, 24 count, few, $2 to $2.25; very few. 30 count, $1.50 to $1.75. Onions, green; Crates, 3 doz. bunches, $2 to $2.50. Radishes; demand fair to good, market steady. Baskets, film packed, red varieties, 306 oz.. $1.50; white varieties, 24-8 oz., few, $2.50. Spinach: offerings light Bushel baskets, Savoy type, $1.75. Hastings, Florida District Partly cloudy, windy and mild. Cabbage: demand l i g h t , market about steady. Domes tic round type, 18» bu. crates, fa ir to good, mostly fair qual Ity, $1.50 to $1.75, mostly $1.50; 50 lb. sacks, mostly fair quality, $1.25, poorer, lower. Graham Pavilion At Worlds Fair NEW YO R K (U P D — Evan R EV. P A U L Mr*. M argaret W . Abernethy, 69, 1258 Whitewood Avenue, Deltona, dies! early Thursdny morning at Fish Memorial Hospital in DeLand where she had been a patient fo r six days. Bern in Gates County, N . C., she had been a resident o f Deltona for one month. She is survived by her busband, Kenneth G. Abernethy o f Deltona and two sisters, Mrs. Marian I.ufsey o f Hamp­ ton, Va. and Mrs. Elizabeth Neuman o f Boonesboro, Md. The body w ill be forwarded to Suffolk, Va., fo r services and burial on Saturday. A llen-Summerhiil Funeral Home DeBary, in charge o f local ar­ rangements. HICKES T H E DUNM IRES Indiana Rock Rites Sunday Salvation Army Issues Report Operations of the Sanford Corps of the Salvation Arm y cost $19,617 during 1963, it is revealed in the annual report released today by Capt. Har­ ry S. Fodcn. Costs were borne with in­ come from the United Fund, donations, War Cry magazine sales, members, Christmas collections, missionary fund and exchange. During the year the Corps conducted 272 adult meetings with 4,235 in attendance, 374 youth meetings with 5,275 in attendance, six days of daily vacation Bible school with 382 attending, 15 attended sum­ mer camp and 24 visits were marie to Institutions. In welfare and relief, the Corps gave 147 grocery or­ ders, 23.244 garments, 1,141 pairs o f shoes. 14 lodgings, 275 meals, eight with trimsIKirtation, 238 transient men assisted, 77 transient women and children assisted, 11S sea­ son grocery .orders given, 533 toys and gifts given, and 510 Sunshine Bags'* given at rest homes and institutions. Cancer Dressings Lake Mary Barbecue Set Saturday Lake Mary Volunteer Fire­ men and members of the Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor chicken barbecue dinner Saturday at the Lake Mary Fire Hall. Serving will be from 4:30 until 7:30 p.in. With the chic­ ken will come scalloped pota­ toes, green beans, relish vegetables, coleslaw, rolls, coffee and cupcakes. Dinner tickets will be avail­ able at the door and take out orders will be served from separate line. Residents of the areas served by tho de­ partment are invited to sup port Use fund raising dinner. The Dorcas Circle o f the Upsuln Presbyterian Church will meet in White Hall (edu­ cational building) from 10 m. until 3 p. m. next Tues­ day to sew cancer dressings. A ll interested women of the areu are invited to participate. Those wishing further infor­ mation may cull Mr*. A . B. Hodge at her home in Lake Monroe. Engineers By Donna Estes A parish-wide census was planned as one of the first projects of the recently or­ ganized Holy Name Society of the Catholic Church of the N a ­ tivity at tins regular monthly meeting o f the group held Monday evening at the church social hall. The census will begin today and will be continued until Feb. 17, covering all Catholic families in Lake Mary, Longwood, Pinccrest, Sunland. North Orlando. Park Ridge and Loch Arbor. John Kennedy Jr., presi­ dent. who conducted Monday nlght's meeting, announced that this Sunday is Holy Nam e Sunday and that all members will receive Holy Communion in a group and their Holy Name Buttons at the 8 a.m. Mass. Men o f the parish, 16 years old and older, arc eligible lo Join the Society and are in­ vited to have their names placed on the register in the social hall immediately pre­ ceding the 8 a.m. Mass Sun­ day. In oilier business, Thomas Funeral services o f Mrs. In ­ diana Rock, 77. who died Wednesday, will be conducted at 4 p.m. Sunday by Rev. J, L. Brooks at Zion Hope Mis­ sionary Church. Interment will be in the Restlawn Ceme­ tery. A member o f Zion Hope Church, Mrs. Rock is sur­ vived by feur daughters, Mrs. Laura Mack, Rochester, N. Y .; Mrs. Ella Booker, New York City, N . Y .j Mrs. Nancy Peek, W est Palm Bench, and Bernadette McDaniels, Snnford, and eight grandchildren. ny Bernire Kelsey W illiam s Funeral Home is The Oviedo High Junior In charge o f arrangements. Class will sponsor showing of the full length color movie. “ The Mouse that Roared," Boy Scout Troop 341 of Cas- Saturday at the school audi­ slcbcrry will hold a covered torium. dish supper and court of hon­ First showing will begin at or at 7 p. m. Monday in W ea­ 7 p. in. with the second run ver Hall of the Casselberry to get underway at 9:30 p.m. Community Methodist Church. Tickets arc available from Families of the scouts are any member of the class and invited to attend and are ask­ will be sold at tho door. Pro­ ed to bring a covered dish ceeds will be used for the and their own table service. annual Junior-Senior Banquet. Oviedo Juniors To Show Movie Scout Supper Set Ryan was appointed publicity chairman to succeed Truman Wolikill who resigned due to transfer aboard ship. The first Monday of each month was set as the regular meeting date. Election of new officers will be the main item of business at the next meet­ ing scheduled for March 2. Inc., Hospital Notes Men Of Church To Organize FEBRU ARY 6 Admissions Mavcl Toevs, Henrietta Bolz, Richard John Houston, rett, June Murphy, Jones. Mabel Ransbottom. Carolyn all of Sanford; Enloc, Ella Johnson, Gur- Wanda Lake M A R I N A OSW ALD. shown testifying before t h e Warren Commis­ sion, suya the facts tell her that her late hus­ band, Leo Harvey Os­ wald, was the one who killed President Ken­ nedy. The 22-ycar-old Russian b o r n woman says site wants to be­ come an American cititen. Monroe; Wayne I l a r n u m , I-akc M ary; Yvonne Fuller, Longwood; Calvin Scott. Con­ cord, N. C.; Stanley Stroud, DeBary Discharges Robert Lobdcll, Betty W il­ liams, Audrey Markos, Har­ old Edwards, Laura Waits, Jeannenc Morgan, Ricky Cur­ ry, William Thomas, Mrs. Darlene Lycan and baby girl, Mrs. Lee Esther Keen and baby boy, Mrs. Mary Osborn and baby girl, all of Sanford; Funeral service* for Thom Altaway Ward, Eatonvlllc; a* M. Smathers, who died J. N. McMillln. Millington, Tcnn.; Mrs. Carolyn Bohn Wednesday at hi* home in Ijik c Mary, w ill be held at and baby boy, Longwood 10 a.m. Saturday at the for NASA by the Seminole llrm ." Tim e elapsed between transmission from the Saturn I vehicle and the appearance of the data on the Huntsville X-Y plotters was estimated at approximately 15 seconds. NASA officials expressed sat­ isfaction at the development of the new capability for tho Marshall Space Flight Cen­ The Casselberry Commun­ ity Methodist Church will ob­ serve Race Relations Sun­ day this week at morning wor­ ship sendees. Rev. Delmas Copeland, minister, will de­ liver an appropriate serman. BARGAINS BYTHEYARD lR d I ■M COME IN A N D SEE OUR N E W graveside in Glen Hnvci. Me­ I)r. John IV, I’ llley o f the Lako Mary Community Proabytorian Church w ill o ffic i­ ate. Gramkow Funeral Home in charge c f arrangement*. M > < in 4 CORDUROY SHORT LE N G TH S 1 TO 10 YARDS SOLID COLORS 36 TO 54 IN . W ID E in ‘Landscaping* Party Set The Presbyterian Church o f the Covenant will hold a “ Landscaping P a rty " this Sat­ urday beginning at 1:30 p.m. A ll men are asked to bring garden tools. A ll offers o f assistance will be welcomed by Dan Siglfn, chairman o f the grounds plan committee. WOOLENS N E W SH IPM ENT SHORT LENGTHS, 1 TO 10 Y A R D 9 Going To Meeting SOLIDS & P L A ID S Howard Price, secretary of Sanford Moose Lodge, will be one of 46 secretaries o f Florlad Moose lodges attending the Secretary Administration School at Orlando Feb, 15-16. < 4 Circle To Meet in By Donaa Ectea The Ladiea Auxiliary o f the First Pentecostal Church of Long wood will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday at the church on Orange Avenue. Mrs Obera Young will aerve at hostess. DRE S S CREPE Holy Communion By Donaa Estes Holy Commusion services will be held in Christ Epiico pal Church, Longwood, at a.m. and 9 a.m. on Ash Wed­ nesday. The Imposition of Ashes will follow the services for those who desire them. 41 INCH ES W ID E V im ifa / S + t bekreund, new Chamto Maibu Itifwr Sport Coupe; toroowmtf, OovoM MoUpu Super Sport Conmrtibto. Lenten Services What's so super about the Chevelle Malibu Super Sports? Special mid-week services will bo conducted by Rev. C. R. Zehnder of tho Ascension Lutheran Church of Cassel berry starting Ash Wcdnes day at 7:30 p.m. and continu ing through Lent. gellst Bill Graham will have his own pavilion at the New Scouts Invited York 1964-65 World's Fair. The Billy Graham Pavilion, designed by famed architect Edward Durell Stone, will be octagonal in shape and will Incorporate a theater seating 500 persons, a chapel acrom modaling 150. counseling rooms, a lounge and offices. Situated on a 75,000 square foot plot near the main en trance of the fair, the pavi lion will be enclosed by an octangular garden wall to provlda a quiet, relaxed at­ m osphere in the Immediate area. D U N N E LLO N — A ll Scouts are Invited by R a i n b o w Springs to be free guests on Die two-mile underwater trip aboard one o f the Scenic Sub­ marines Sunday which is Scout Sunday. Any Girl Scout, B «y Scout, Brownie Scout, Cub Scout, Scout Leader, or any other Scout may take advant­ age o f thia opportunity by presenting herself o r himself la uniform a i the Rainbow Spring* boat dock ticket office at any time that day. Let’* start with the inaido. You get Individually adjustable front bucket aeata, soft, color-keyed leather-grain vinyl. Special instru­ mentation-ammeter, oil pressure and water temperature gauges. Bright metal console panel with either sporty 4-speed* stick shift or Powerglide* floor-mounted straight-line shift. Under the hood? Lots of choice. Two Sixes—standard 120-hp and optional 155-hp*. Three V8’a front the standard 283-cu.-in. job up to (you’re reading it right!) 327-cn.-in.* Try thia one to flatten out hills! Some mighty appealing options*, too. Electric tachom­ eter, Poaitraction rear axle, sintered metallic brake linings T H E G R E A T H IG H W A Y P E R F O R M E R S and sports-styled simulated walnut atoering wheel, to name a few,’ Even tho oxterior says it’a super—special moldings and emblems, special wheelcovors that define the highly maneuverable Chevelle 115-inch wheelbase. (Chevelle is smaller than the Jet-smooth luxury Chevrolet, bigger than the popular Chevy II, and fits beautifully in between them.) Actually, about all that’s not super about these Malibu SS Coupes and Convertibles is their pries. And there’s so mueh more to find out about them, the only right way to take it all in is to drivo one. Your Chevrolet dealer can take car* of that, too. •Optional at extra tool. C fc s v r o ta t • C b m e U * ‘ C k t v y I I • C o r v s ir • C o r v s t t s See them at your Chevrolet Showroom SECOND AND PALM ETTO J. SANFORD < w 4 727*- A C E T A T E , 28% MCE RAYON FOR BLOUSES & DRESSES £ a YARD R EM N A N T « » Hwy. 17 fir 92 Near Maitland H O L L E R M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y FERN PARK, FLA. 322-0711 » M A T E R I A L A N D LOW, LOW' PRICES morial Park in W inter Park. CHEVELLE! MALIBU SUPER SPORTS by CHEVROLET Presbyterian Church o f tho Covenant w ill be organized at a 6:30 p.m. supper meet­ ing next Thursday. A nomin­ ating committee w ill make n report and officer* w ill bo elected. Guest speaker will be Bob Gregory o f DeLand, president o f the Men o f the Church o f St. Johns Presbytery, SEW & SAVE T. M. Smothers Rites Saturday Observation Set of aerospace SEW & SA V E 1 t �DeGaulle’s ‘O u f There soema to be little the United States can do about French rec­ ognition o f Red China. It will be d if­ ficult enough fo r Americans merely to understand it. The question is not what the United States can do at this Junc­ ture, but what President De Gaulle thinks he can accomplish by “ recog­ nising” what is, a fter all, an unde­ niable fact even to Anglo-Saxon minds — the existence o f Red Chi­ na. There are as many explanations fo r De Gaulle's move as there are commentators offering them. I t is suggested, for instance, that he hopes to cement the split between Russia and China by giving the lat­ ter the respectability o f diplomatic recognition. Nothing is to be gained by continuing to treat her like • de­ linquent in tne back alleys o f the in­ ternational community. I t will only drive her deeper into hooliganism — or back to the Russians. The maneuver is also quite com­ patible with De Gaulle's quest for “ grandeur.. fo r France. It will dem­ onstrate once again his independence o f Washington. (The decision to rec­ ognize China was not discussed be­ fore-hand with President Johnson but routinely conveyed by the French ambassador to the State De­ partment.) But probably the most realistic analysis is one that looks at De Gaulle through De Gaulle's own eyes. W ith the retirement o f Adenau­ er o f Germanv and Macmillan o f Britain and the death o f President Xennedy, De Gaulle now stands alone on the world’s stage. He not only has ,a mission but no serious rival to oppose him. According to this analysis, De Gaulle believes America is miring it­ self deeper and deeper into a hope­ less struggle in South V iet Nam, Worry Clinic creating a dangerous situation where exasperation and desperation on our part could lead to an all-out effort to win an unwinnable war — unwinable because Red China will not tol­ erate a strong Western bastion in the "s o ft underbelly” o f Southeast Asia. ( I t is only 10 years since Franco herself was mired in this area and was urging John Foster Dulles to drop an atom bomb or two. But that was before De Gaulle’s time. De Gaulle believes he understands the Chinese as no one else in the West does and that the peace o f Asia, and o f the world, depends upon creating a French "moral pres­ ence" in Asian affairs The first step toward this goal is, naturellement, establishing diplo­ matic relations with the giant. (But Britain has had a diploma­ tic presence in Peking ever since the Communists took over in 1049, with no discernible moral influence on the Chinese). I f De Gaulle Is right, then he will be very, very rig h t I f he is wrong, he could be opening the box to a whole new flock o f troubles. C ASE R-477: Jill J „ aged 4, la n very bright little girt. "D r. “ And I am sure sha know* W o thank Thee, Lord, this hallowed day For these Thy gifts. Thanks fo r the way the falling leaves Renew tne earth — Symbol and promise o f Man's rebirth. — William Fitzpatrick. Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromley W A S H IN G T O N U M M I fcy Tfc* S m M . Bdllor, Herald: Ob behalf o f “ clvfllaed" tesnsfens we request that this be printed. Believe it o r not, there are so n s teenagers who are egelnet going steady, vul­ gar musts end dancing and Anting too early. Wo do not ask for under­ standing In the sense that many do. We ask that par­ ents understand that we de­ pend on them to lay down the law. Certainly we become uple t when we can't do what '‘everyone else la doing." But M parents give In we suffer ■ o re and longer. Teenagers of America, you ■ oa t help yourselves. You complain that adults mock and ridicule your Idols. Step back and tako n look as soma o f ua have done. Dane* log should be graceful, la UT Music should be relaxing and sung so you can understand tba words. Is itT You ask that adults under stand and help you. Do you to you-as the future parents let them? Do you give them o f America. Parents and teenager*, we a chance? Do you confide In must work together. Neither your parents? Do you accept can be entirely blamed for and respect their Judgment the behavior of today’s young­ of what you should and sters. We must all work to­ shouldn't do? gether, Dot against aach other, I f parents didn't understand is order to m a te progrwu and want to help u< there aad to uadarstaad and trust wouldn't be any discipline, one another. Parent* understand dial we Young T bsnag er teenagers will suffer U they don’t bold us back. Editor, Herald Do teenagers understand I was overjoyed to learn adults? Tboaa who compre­ that there Is a possibility of hended that discipline Is help, a professional baseball club understanding and love are returning to Sanford this sum­ wise. They will become the mer. leaders o f tomorrow. After talking to John Krider Parents of America, you today 1 certainly hops that must help us. Give us teen­ baseball fans all over the agers a chance to be young. county will let the officials Don’t let us miss that wond­ of the club know that we ere erful phase of life or we aoon reedy to support a team. He will fall. Encourage your says that all we have to do children to confide In you. Is to assure the owners that Without your advice we can­ we are ready to go all out to not grow. Respect your child­ support their entry In the ren's privacy I Without your Class A Florida Stats League. trust we cannot grow. With­ I certainly fe d that this Is out your love and confidence the opportunity we have been we cannot grow. looking for. It la my under­ Do not forsake us now, but standing that the club would help us face the future un­ be solely operated by it's ma­ afraid o f fells. Give us your jor leagua parent and all we guidance and advice that we have to do la to coma to tha may be a credit and an honor ball park. This Is the new Herald Area Correspondents A lta —oat* Springs Mrs. Jails Barts* 818-1318 Casselberry Mrs. Jaae Casselberry 838-5818 Lake Mary Mrs. Prances Wester 833-8318 Lake Monroe Mr*. II. L. Johnson 333-4733 Ckalaeta Mrs. Jean M afia 383-3743 Loa gwoed Mrs. Do bbs Estsa 833-3317 DeBary Mrs. A d s - Muller 383.4118 North Orlando Mr*. Mona Grin*trad 333-3381 Enterprise Mias Helen Snodgrass 848-8833 Osteea Mrs. Clareace Snyder 333*4811 Geneva Mrs. Louise Grayson 848-4871 Oviedo Mrs. George Keleey 883-3188 Sty* fcattforh fyntl?) Pag* 4 Sanford, Florida Fri., February 7, 1964 a . D i s u w , B o rro w aw n r r s u i a s a VOI.TOI.lBB. O n t t a U n * Oesecal B a s n e t w altkjs r a s lK IULIAN I m STBBSTBOB Associate B itter PB B U TAB V X W M aaaglag B ille r I P D I W IIU B Cnaaly Editor blbw CMCBBOB SoeUtr B ille r BOV OBBBB A ivsrtliln g M*n*a*r BAB B IB TT B. JOHN SOU C lsisItU i Director JANIE BBOBBABBB Bualntss Mansacr r a i n WELLS Mccfcasleal Suet s c a s c a im u a b a 1 Bp Ball a u otfcav Os—I sals Csoatp IS.SS 1 Tsar 8U.IS t Tear I t* S Heaths 8-tS S Msatfcs . s ee i Meath* 8.11 I Meatha •• •' l.se 1 Month l.SS 1 Meath X a. ■ tota l Bagslsticac provide that aU —ail sabearlpUaaa I veto Sw Salam i aa aaaowd alaaa —attar Oatabar St, SSIS at Ua Paat Mflao a l Oaafsrd. Florida, aaiar tha Aat at Csasraaa at March. n o gsrSM is i —a—her *r the O alito Press whiefe Is .Wad swatastral/ ta Ms ass foe rspahUaaitea o f a ll U a loss! ~ ostoiad to Mia aswi trend In the minora and It works well in that it relievos a big financial burden from one or several Individuals. Although the caliber of baseball will not bo that of the 30's and 40's we enjoyed, we would get e look at the finest rookie talent in the country. I would Uka to personally offer my service* la any way that they might be used to return Sanford to tbs Florida Slats League. Sanford la a good baseball town and 1 hop* that all tha old fans will per­ sonally axpreaa a desire to see us with a team once again. For me U will cer­ tainly mean many enjoyable summer nl^tta. Jerry Covington Editor, Herald: Dear Sir: In behalf of tba Seminole Band Parents Association, 1 wish to convey m y apprecia­ tion to 1h* Herald for publi­ city aad cooperation given In helping to make the chick­ en barbequ* held Saturday night a hug* success. Also, the Marching Saateol* Band wishes to salute the Fleet Reserve Association, Branch 187, for tha plug giv­ en to the band's chicken bar­ bequ* In the paid advertise­ ment la the Herald, eovartag their own Pork sod Beef Barbeque held tha same night. How could both bertMquee fie Ip but be a sell-out success with the display of this klad of community s p irit Many think*! Billie Gordie Publicity Chairman and five hold tremendous potent 1*1 which thus fa r wa have 1st lie fallow . , The ability to road swiftly and with understanding is th* main Insurance fo r high marks in school. Thousands o f children flunk out o f school mainly becausg o f poor ability a t rocomlslng printed words. ^ So it may prova a great * boon i f you smart parents will o ffe r your child a running head start fo r good reading, as by letting him leam in casual fashion tha printed names o f th* objects in your horn*. You might aven pasta np th* names o f items In the yard or garden, too. 0 And fo r later variation, mix up tba names and see i f ha can thsn place them on their proper objects. This can be fun. Maks a gams o f i t For additional ideas, send fo r my booklet "H o w to Rais* Your Child’s School Marks,” inclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plua 20 cents. (A lw ays write to Dr. C Crane ia care o f this new*, paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed euro), op* aad 30 cents to c o tw typing and printing costs when you send fo r on* of his booklets.) righ ts" U. (N E A ) — three proposed "statas’ S. amendments to tha Constitution aro, fo r all practical purposes, a dead Issue. These would hsve set up 60-stat* “ Court o f ths Union" superior to the U. S. Supreme Court on certain matters, barred tha federal government from any rola In atate Ugislatlra apportionment, end al­ t e r ad the constitutional amending pro csss to allow the statas to bring about Quotes There can ba no genuine detents (w ith tha S o v i e t Union) without progress In resolving dangerous political Issues, such aa tha future of Berlin and Germany, N orth­ east Asia, and Cubs, and with­ out progress in controlling armaments. — Secretary o f Stats Dean Rusk. Because o f tha compelling reasons against my running, I have decided I shall. — Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, R-Malne, says she’ll run fo r GOP presidential nomina­ tion. I t Just would not have a presidential year without Mr. 8 lessen declaring himaalf a candidate. J. Drake Edens, South Caro­ lina state Republican chair- A 338,000 donation to RoDhu College from a form er atudent has been announced by change without action at tha for a "sneak effort.*' In feet, Rollins President Hugh F . national level. tha critics had failed to uotlea McKean. A late check showi that Just a full news aeeount serried Th# donor, McKean sstd, U nationally Just u fe w dayi five states have approved Miss Shirley Hermann, a 1840 the Court of th# Union plan, after the council's “ General graduate and daughter of while tha other two proposi­ Assembly o f states" gave the Grover M. Hermann, chair­ tions hsve been endorsed by amendments their first favor­ man of the board o f the Mar­ ing impetus. 18 states — though not ths tin-Marietta Corporation. same 13. Once attired, however, the “ This gift from an alumna This year the legislatures opposition rose In considerable o f 10 states are meeting, but fury. Politicians, Judges, law. means more than I can ex­ few if any are expected to add yen , constitutional specialists press," McKean commented, their endorsements to ths and ethers Joined ta assailing addiag that "to m y knowledge it is th* largest single gift maagar lis t O f the 18, all but tha proposals. « r a a d # to Eolllna College Virginia's else convened In In Jana tha Advisory by a graduate. 1003. and either Ignored th H n la sIro ^ InWrgorer^menUl "Support Iro n those who proposals or turned them down Relations by unanimous vote have studied at Rollins re­ down. bln* tad them severely. Two It requires 84 state approv­ months later tha American flects their devotion to and respect lo r th* collage.” # als, under present law, to get Bar Association fired He aa*. Ha said the donation would an amendment to tha next ond shot, th* group's board go Into ths faculty salary stage In the adoption sequence. having already unloaded a fund, which Is supported al­ Later on, 38 must ra tify tha springtime attack on tw o o f most entirely by gifts to the change. tha plana. eallege. Actually, experts In state Th* National Aaaaslatian o f McKean stated that faculty government a ffairs never be­ Attorneys General took a neg­ salaries is part o f a long lieved fo r a moment that tha ative stance. Other agenciee range, MS million develop­ states' rights amendments of th* state governments ment program which also in­ would coma does. But tha adopted a noncommittal po­ cludes a t-8 million building proposals did surpass ona sition which woa road aa n et- program and lacrataad ath­ original forecast that they stive. Among them was tha letic and recreational facili­ would gain no more than from Council o f BMto Governments, ties. two to sight atate endorse­ under whose wing tha propos­ He said alumni and patrons ments. o f th* eoUepa have contribut­ al wars bora. Tha amendments wars tha But avtn before asms a l ed "between seven and eight product o f aa arm a l th* thee* official mares, the mRUon dollars" ta tha paat Council o f SMta Governments. i years "because of the ■team was tu t e f tha drive Their principal promoters quality o f Rollins' academic for the amendments. were right-wing elements When awakened, the critics aroused over the Supreme * * * highly voaaL They Court's forays Into racial de­ At segregation and stats reappor­ e f the Florida Audu­ change — g n a t enough to tionment Issues. bon Society In Lakeland, Kanaltar tha American system. Critics o f th* proposals A drastic Supremo Court awokt slowly to tho challenge. dscree this year declaring pop­ They blamed tho proponents ulation the basis fo r appor- Barbs state legislatures m ight revive interest ta one ar n e t s e f tha "righ ts" amendments. Other­ wise, they seem largely eonalgued ta hlatary. I hardly think that Mr. Burton Is the one to lecture on morals, Integrity and honesty — to ma, o r anyone else. — Eddls Fisher, in eontlnulsg squabble over Lia Taylor divorce. I never wear n hat ao It must always ba in tha ring. — Richard Nixon, avowed noncandidate fo r the GOP pres­ idential nomination. The American mala, whs ta Intended by nature to be the respondent peacock, la pretty much o f a chicken when it comes to s e l e c t i n g fins feathers. — Ron Foetal, director c l a men's fashion group. By Mai M's tee bad auto aumfaccaul Install horse right shag with llan, Arkansas aad W yem bw approved all three. E ight ether health state* — Florida, Missouri, gotttag wealthy you m ay wall O k lih illly TtSItp wealth getting Sooth Dakota, Idaho and N e­ healthy agate. vada — endorsed two Alabeasa, niiaeia, Maw E very ttma wa think a f Rtshire, Montana, Utah tie tots' Washington each r y t a r Mi Tha more tha merrier. — Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, on Harold 8 lessen entering the GOP presidential nomination race. Sulfuric (H U M I) Unclassified Political Notebook To The Editor So this brings up n newly emphasised Idea ta modem child training. Since children have exeellent rot* memory, though aro lacking in logical ability, H U argued that wo should feed them mors things that aro la that "rota m em ory" category. For example, teach them poems, proverbs and songs, fo r these do not require log­ ical analysis, so era quickly memorised even by todlcrs. And some shrewd educators believe It would be wise to print th* names o f all tha various items o f funituro in your horns and then fasten these words to their appro­ priate objects. For example, print th* words "w all, chair, table, piano, window, door, ceiling, floor, rug, ate., ate,” Than scotch taps inch printed words on tha objects to which they pertain. Without any forced prod­ ding or special emphasis, your children w ill then learn a print vocabulary that can ac­ tually run up to hundreds of words, long before it enters kindergarten. Is th* child soems interest­ ed in phonics, you can ocatlonally show him why “ door" and "flo o r” sound allies. Those years between two Paragraphs 11m m mother many printed words already, fo r abe w ill point to them and call out tha word correctly. "M aybe It la because she has sat on her Daddy's Up while ha has read her bed* time aad Bible stories. “ F or she has had groat curiosity about words. Often sht would put her fin ger on a printed word and ask 'Dad­ dy, what does thU word sayT' “ Dr. Crons, U it harmful to feed a child printed words when it vrtnU them, even though the youngster is not yet o f school a g e ? " Tha usual child is "picture minded." He has an unusually good visual memory. Rearrange any article of furniture In your living room and tha child w ill spot the change e t once. Its daddy may not notice tha alUred appearance, fo r daddy lives in his thoughts and eo U more detached. Children, however, ar* more a slave to their external sur­ rounding and they nr* visual minded. • Letters R m ll m l,— w i, i . M i It* * * * * * * * M i* S* a ffa ir*. Tfc# w r lu r —a * aa* • p ** aa—* »r*vta#d tfc# I at­ tar at** * *rrt** tfc* a r i l * — fra * * * * * * * * 4 * 4 i r , H . I«*lt*r* i f !•«*• * tfc** Bfc* w ord* Mill fc* ( t i n p r * f»r * * «* . U l t m * 4 * ****** to *tfc*r* ar* * r * * * t ■bi* **svtd*d tfcrr 4* Bat d r «l la r ****a *H tl*«- r * * t f r I* Bat her fondnaaa fo r books. Thought For Today • Crane,” began, "J ill has a tremendous No one has ever seen Gdo; the only Son, who is in the bosom o f the Father, he has made him known. John 1118. • Dr. Crane s SOUNDING THE POLITICAL KEYNOTE FOR 1964 neth D. Morrison o f Babson Holland will b* tbs principal P.-rk W n elected president speaker at tha Stetson Alum­ ni Banquet Feb. 13 at 6 p m., for the succeeding year. Mor­ and Rep. Albert W. Johnson rison ia a nationally known o f Pennsylvania w ill addrass conservationist directing th* tha 11th annual Leadership Mountain Lake Sanctuary and Banquet F ib . 14 at 0 p.m. Singing Tow er at Laka Waits. * * * • • * A memorial service for tbs Michael La ml on, co-itsr of 1st* Professor Emeritus of tha "Bonanza" T V aerlea, haa English, H e r a s a F . Harris, been signed to appear on tba will ba bald Fab. 14, at 4 p.m. United Cerebral Palsy 17-bour in the Rollins College Know­ telethon which w ill ba proles Memorial Chapel in Win­ aentrd Feb. IS and 16 at tba ter Park. A professor who ex­ Orlando ’ Municipal Auditor­ emplified tha Rollins faculty ium over Channel 6. Mika will oath. Dr. Harris taught Eng­ ba sharing tha spotlight with veteran 3 V boat and singer lish and Literature at Rollins from 1834 until 1841. On Feb. Jack Smith, lovely liens 3, 1842, tha Rollins trustees Woods and other T V stars who will bo announced later. appointed him Emeritus Pro­ fessor at English. • * * * * a Ernest 0 . Gearhart Jr., Final rehearsals are in vice president of The First National Bank of Miami, has swing and last-minute touch­ been named Director of the es are being applied for tho School eg Financial Public opening on Sunday of the 12th Relations. Mr. Gearhart has annual winter season of the served for many years in tha famed Black Hills Passion leadership o f the public rela­ Play In the Lake Wales Am­ tions, advertising and public phitheatre. A non-profit com­ education activities of th* munity project, th* Passion Florida Bankers Association. Play features Josef Malar, Tha school, sponsored by Fi­ renowned Christas portrayer, nancial Public Relations As­ and a cast o f 30 professional sociation In cooperation with actors, supported by more Northwestern University, will than 100 citiiens o f tha Lake bold Its 17th annual two-week Wales area aa extras. session on tha university's Chicago campus July 3-li. • OVER 8S YEARS • * A t First A Palmetto (Alongside aid poet o ffice) A close friend o f Helen K el­ ler who is himself blind and la also executive director at tha American Foundation lor tha Blind, Inc., L M. Robert Barnett, win apeak i t tha Founders' Day Convocation Feb. is at 11 a.m. during Stetson University's Home­ coming au Ha D o U a i compus. Florida's San. Spsssard Sanford Furniture Co. • Carp*to • Furniture • TO# • Pis • Rental Bads I V I O V I I s t G '? ( A l l m M O V IN G S04 C t- lt- y u ■ ■■ AND STOW AGE F A 2 - 9 5 1 1 A v t- S .in fo id . add, BSSOi 8 w id ely wad o! stance*, Is mad* from sulfur, water and oxygen frost tha air. Although rarely Mad ar seen by th* laymaa/aulfttrie a d d ia used in soma stage of tha manufacture o l practic­ ally all industrial products. Because of its extensive ass, * S O fU M Kenneth M. Wing, M.D. wishes to announce the opening of his office for the practice of General Surgery at 100 North Mellonville Avenue, Sanford C O . IN C F In . •» I) �y* «* Big Braves, Little Braves Both Calm Hurricanes Sanford Takes About Sports Revenge For Thinking Out Loud Earlier Losses dttr franfnrh f r n lb Fri. Feb. 7, ’64— I’nRe 5 Lyman Out To Tame Wildcats BY J U L IA N 8TENSTKOM Junior high You Shouldn’t lie Surprised ball reached a new peak in Sanford basketball fan* shouldn't be too surprised at Seminole High's performance in the .Metro Conference this season. Long before the cage season got underway— in fact, back when Ralph Stumpf was coaching the JayVeo football team— Ralph made it clear that the Semi* noles would have rough sailing in the big Metro circuit. Coach John Colbert’s JayVees have been holding their own with the other Junior varsity outfits in the league, and this is an indication that the Tribesmen, within a year or two, could certainly come up with the loop con­ tender. Looking at other schools in the county, Oviedo's rearing Lions— who can pile up more points than there are candidates fo r county tax collector— in a given ball gnmc, regardless o f whether they win or lose, have had all too much trouble In their junior varsity contests. This could indicate that Oviedo's role as contenders for success­ ful seasons in the near future could be threatened. Meanwhile, Lyman doesn’t seem to be in too much trouble. The Greyhounds have been hot and cold this season. Some nights they could whip anybody in the state. On others, they couldn't beat their way out o f a puper bug. But as fo r future seasons, the Ilaby Hounds look like they’re going to supply the varsity squad with quite a bit o f good talent and Lyman could very well be a big contender for Orange Belt Conference honors within a year or two. * • a » Seminole C o u n t y Thursday night when Finley admitted that ha could go bankrupt, but, he said the American Leugue would never bankrupt him. The leugue hns ordered Finley to reach an agreement with Kansas City officials by the 18th o f February. How­ ever, Finley said it was possible he’d not get back to Kansas City before that date. What would happen thent Veeck, also a former major league general manager, owner and what have yuu, auid that Finley would not get away with defying the other nine American League club owners. Veeck said that when Finley bought the fran­ chise he agreed to honor the league’s rules and regula. tlons. And, said Veeck, Finley will have to go along with whut the league says. Red Hot Step Seeks Fifth Straight W in Funeral Held For Grid Star NEW YO RK (U P I) - Bur­ ial sendees were held today in nearby Ardsiey, N. Y ., for Lucien Recbcrg, the Detroit Lions' tackle who died last Friday from a chronic kidney condition. An estimated SOo persona attended a funeral service for Reeberg Wednesday nigbt at the Caldwell Zion Church in the Bronx. Lions' General Manager Ed­ win J. Anders on attended the services along with head Coach George Wilson and hli wife, scout Will Robinson and seven teammates. Last week he entered De­ troit Osteopathic Hospital for a routine examination. It was during his hospital atay that be died from what physicians termed ’ ’cardiac arrest which occurred during the examination and treat­ ment for an acute exacerba­ tion of a chronic kidney con­ dition." Archer, Mims In T V Bout finished second once. The twoyear-old 55 • pound puppy has gone all the way up the ladder from maiden to Grade A. Running against the terrific Juvenile will be Y’lvi, Yorky, Much Tim e, Kaflno, Kelton Green, Retained, and Notified. Scheduled tomorrow night at SOKC la the third annual racing queen stake. It is the featured 10th event of an 11race card. Tonight’s entrici: riH s T n acH — s/ss «sii> — UraS* IS— 1. tlrochur*. J. •Units Kmrnet, I. lam er peck, 4. Iron Ouard. S. Mianda Peer. 5. Iluthaw ar Dtn. 7. l-urebrej, a. f i t t i r Hobbit • M O M ) S I C K — a/IS Bftit— r.rtSt u— house j. pal-g Hon»r. a. C rjrtu i I'slaot, a. a n.’e Uoon, 4. em bargo. I. Provincial. «. I astl L A , T. Baltjr Handr, S. lia g Hal t h i r u r a c k — a/ie w u » — OraAo IS— I. Casual Os*. *. Htorm Hocktl, a. Cora Cokt. 4. Nebraska Nad. i.Top|>.rT.»p, «. For Kxampls, T. Halt l*ac, 5. <lo I.nkKOI-RTM R SCR — I I I M ilt — U n d o V — |. stcAllan. J. lion•y Kpot, a. R.u.’a fo re v e r, 4. Caesar, i. g r o w liar. f. nobby Scholar, I, U m on Twat, S. Block Nos# Pag r i m s a sca c — a/e ssii. — U n d o T — 1. Ilbyntar t !„ J. Oa Os. S. OB.'a Column. 4. Paul Long. I. Light Hal, t. H arry 8.. T. Mary Zip. a. Avanl Garda s i x t h RACSI — a/is mite — ,ir* 4 * C— 1. Dukes Patty, i. Catloo Ship, |. Alcorn. 4. Itulh8. Debra Tarya, S. Patn a Whittled, 7. A lla B., S. gammis H all •B V B S T H BACH — I S MUo -D e a d s 0 — 1. Miracle W orkor. A l Passum. L Mary Batten. «. Ballta Boots, t. Oaaot Appoal. S. She's asL f. Honey Pita. S. Batty Baba B ltiH T B BACH — a/lS Mile— Cirwdo as— 1. Occaelon, I. Ituby Kaalar. «. Taaaa Laos. 4. Loyal Luka. t. Tranways. a. Itockst Plara. T. Cklckaboo Mails, S. D ost KIM TH BACB — S/IS B ile — Orods U— L Lea Havoc, t. Uena Pays. a. Pogua. 4. P ly ­ ing Fable. I. Tarantella, t. Chrysler, f. Domaad Rock. a. No Scar NEW YO R K (U P I) - J o a r Archer risks his No. 3 rank­ ing among middleweight cootenders and his seven-bout winning streak tonight in a fight with Holly Mima, an un­ usually vigorous veteran. Their scheduled 10-rounder at Madison Square Garden w ill be televised nationally hr TBWTH BACH — g/IS SO— orod* A— 1. Retained. J. atop ABC at 10 p.m.. EST. Now. S. VIvL *. Kallne. 4. Irish Joey of New York, Muesli Tima, S. notified, T. M el­ campaigning for a shot at the lon Green. S. Torky. HLBVHWTH BACH S/S Mile ISO-pound crown, is favored Ora do *S— L Vo Boy. S. Dee4 m i , » Pam'o Baby. «. VIIa t 4-1 te beat Mima, the Wloti*, t. T a m a . a. laid Swap. ■aar-old "rop e specialist" T. Aampls Bask, S. Tumbling o o ia Washington, D. C. Hurricanes o( South Seminole Junior High at the Fleming Gymnasium here in Sanford. The Heaves posted a 43 to 36 victory over the Hurri­ canes in the main attraction while in the preliminary the little Braves downed the baby Hurricanes 35 to 30. it was a complete reversal of last Friday night’s engagementa between the two schools. Playing at Lyman High in Longwood, South Seminole grabbed a 40 to 39 win over the Braves in the main event and a 26 to 25 victory in the preliminary. Thursday night's win for the Braves was a tw ofold aiiair. Coach Owen McCarron an­ nounced Wednesday (hat the Braves had perfected a meth­ od of stopping South Seininole'a sensational scoring art­ ist, Larry Lott. And the Braves did just that. They assigned two men to defense Lott and held him to onlyseven points. The Braves were paced by younc Ralph Stumpf whoi dumped in 11 points. Dave Straughan of the Hurricanes also posted 11 points and the two youngsters shared the scoring honors for the night. For the Braves, Ron Dudley sank nine points, Gary Martin got eight, Greg lianas bad seven and Chuck I’igott six. For Lite Hurricanes, Ray Gaines dumped in six and Bruce Stuart five. ' In addition to holding down Lott, the iiraves did a com­ mendable Job in controlling the backboards. They were led in tlie rebounding depart­ ment by Martin who grablied nine and Whigham had six. It was a nip ami tuck battle all Ihe way. Neither club could move more than three points away from the other throughout the contest, ex­ cept In the final two minutes. At halftime the two clubs were knotted at IB-all. The noise was so dense in the gym that on several occasions neither fans nor players could hear the whistles o f the o ffi­ cials or the buzzers. The two teams will meel again on Feb. 25 — again in the Seminole lligh'a gymnuslum for the rubber match of the aeries. tonight a» the Titusville Ter. By Joe Warden Herald Sporla Writer ricirs invade Lionlund. Tins will lie the second Averaging 100 points per meeting between the two game in the last two tilts. I The Greyhounds of Lyman will attempt to pull them-, Oviedo's rampaging 1-ion* will j schools and the contest should U* a tough one. characterized selves into a pact tonight and face a foe o f a different breed by rugged ball control, in speed to a victory over the the previous affair Oviedo top. Wildcats of Wildwood High in pled the Terriers 39-34 in a a Lake County contest game that saw the Lions Tiie 'Hounds have won nine freeze the ball for a total of of 17 contests so far this sea­ four minutes during the last son and are standing four and quarter. four in Orange Belt Confer­ The Terriers .will be seek­ ence competition. Tonight's ing revenge for the loss tlie OBC contest. Lyman hopes, Lions handed them. The T er­ will be a repeal of tlie Tlie Sanford Biddy Basket- riers could easily bounce back 'Hounds' earlier engagement with the Cals, in tlie previous hall League’s annual all-star to down tlie Lions, for Titus­ ville has many advantages tilt Lyman pounded out a vic­ contest will be played tonight such as height and backboard, tory over Wildwood which' In the Fleming Gymnasium at control. This gives the Bre­ has won seven engagements vard school the nod over Seminole High School. tills season while losing eight. Oviedo, but the Uons will The Day 'N Night G riller. Lyman is now out o( the he trying to upset the tough raro for Uir OBC title hut will face the best of the rest Terrier* again. they could still wind up the of the circuit in the evening's Paced by Jerrcl. Roberts, league season in third place main attraction. Among the Griders' standouts will be ami Coinparato the Titusville in the loop's standings. Coach Walt Ozuras will Kenny Hinson, Bill Bracken, quintet boasts a good scor­ Scnkarik, Tommy ing punch. Added to good probably go with Bill Tolson. Skipper Jim Sinister, licnc Winkle- Gracey. Hurt Wilder, Frank height, this makes Titusville a real threat. Also, Ihe T er­ man and Richard Grant. The Bunn, Tom m y Whigham, Jeff rier* liave played tough op­ big news from the Lyman Siskind. Thomas Rccker and position. being pitted against camp indicates that Donnie Jim Lee. such teams as Sanford, Co­ The Griller*, undefeated in Smith. Lyman's towering cen­ coa, Kau Gallic and a num­ ter who was injured in a re­ league competition su far this ber of Metro Conference mem­ cent contest with the Oviedo season, will face a formidable bers. The experience gained Lions, will likely see some loc in the all star aggregation from these tilts adds weight action tonight against the chosen to appear in the an­ to the Terrier's bid for re­ Wildcats. Smith should add a nual event. Among the star* venge. considerable a mount of tal­ arc Bobby Lundquiit and R o­ Oviedo may go into Ihe con­ ent to the Lyman offense pro­ bert Powell o f W TU Il Radio. ical missing the services uf vided lie's able to lull steam Hill Schmidt ol Strickland starting forward, Billy Mikagainst Wildwood. Morrison, Mett Morgan and ler. Hie number three scorer The junior varsity units, of David Lee o f Ihe Sanford A t­ for the Lions and a good man the two schools will meet In lantic National Bank, Tommy with tiie ball. a preliminary contest and the Sundage and Dan Wright of Ilis absence might hurt the varsity attraction will follow. Standard Oil. Mike Ferrell of Lion's defensive and offen­ First Federal and Don Coff­ sive attack. man of Sanford Electric. The Lions also have been The Biddy loop, s|Hinsored up against light opposition by tlie Sanford Hccreationul recently, so Ihe transition to Department, will gel ils pro­ I In* type of game the Doublegram off to a start tonight A Terrier* play might hinder at 7:3(1 with a "mighty m ile" (I k* Lions, forcing them to United Press International contest between the eastern make mistakes. Georgia Tech and lxHiisi- ami western all stars. These Oviedo will liave the ad­ alia State battle tonight (or two clllba will be comprised vantage of playing on ils at least a lirlel share ol the uf Ihc Itcsl among Ihe smaller home court, which is confirm­ Southeastern Conference lead­ players w Ihi ronipete in the ed by tlie f a il that Ihe Lions ership with Kentucky. (Jreuil. are undefeated in their own Tiie winner of the contest backyard so far this season. in Atlanta will hate a 6-2 Also, the Uons will be out SEC record, the same as lo improve their record of 12 Kentucky. But S a tu r d a y wins and four setbacks. night's full schedule of games Oviedo's junior varsity out­ could cause some changes. fit will (are their Titusville I lie only other SEC game counterparts in the first till tonight ha* Tulam* at Van­ MIAMI (U P I ) — The on tonight's program. Earlier derbilt. Tlie Green Wave, slill wrenched knee which ilirnpn- this season the Baby T e r­ seeking its first victory of cituU-d Sonny Linton 10 riers smacked tlie Lion Cubs (he season, visit* Tech Sat­ months ago rosa up today to 45 to 38. and the little Uons urday. haunt him in preparation for will go after their eighth vic­ Other Saturday games are Ida world heavyweight title tory. They have dropped nine Georgia at Auburn, Florida defense against Cnstlu* Clay. lilts this season at Alabama, Mississippi at The preliminary Jayvee af­ Nut that there is anything Kentucky, Louisiana Slate at wrong with tlie knea a t the fair starts at 7 p. in. Vanderbilt, and Mississippi moment. And advisur Jack State at Tennessee. Nlhm says that atl precau­ Georgia was the only con­ tions are being taken to make ference team in action Thurs­ certain that Liston is in top day night, stepping outside like league to engage Clcmson. shape fur the bout at Miami The Bulldogs lost S3-B1 in Convention Hall on Feb. 26. nut in dlscuseing tha knee overtime. Kentucky leads the SEC in injury which caused postponetwo departments of like stat­ men o f Liston's title defense istics— team offense and (ree aguinst Floyd Pnlterion last Starch an eminent Miami doc­ throw percentage. Vanderbilt, led by sopho­ tor cautions that tlie cham­ more center Clyde le e , leads pion could have developed a "trick football knee" which in rebounding. Auburn led in the fifth cate­ might go out under pressure. Dr. Duke lliard, who exam­ gory, field goal percentages. ined Liston’s knee at that time, has a quick "no com­ ment” when ai>ked about what NEW YORK (U P I ) — For to Liston's the eighth consecutive year might happen knee if hr twisted it arain. the National Broadcasting Biddy All-Star Contest Set For Tonight School's Rravea turn buck Ihc Veeck’* Reputation Threatened classification a packed saw the Sanford Junior High Bill Veeek’a reputation as a non-conformist, a comedian, and all-around nut, la in danger o f being aurpassed by Charles 0. Finley, owner o f the Kansas City Athletics o f the American League. Speaking in American League President Joe Cronln'a back yard— Boston— the other night, Finley insisted that he wouldn’t be chnsed out o f the American League. Fin* ley, who wants to move the A ’s to Louiavillo because o f trouble with Kansas City authcrltica over the use or the city-owned stadium, was denied the right to move by the American lea gu e and particularly by Cronin. Cronin was ill and couldn’t be at the Boston meet­ ing, Veeck was In the audience. Finley displayed three seta o f uniforms his club could wear this season. However, he said he felt pretty sure his club would play in Kansas City. Carl Tracy's Red-Hot Step Dow steps to the starting box in tonight's featured 10th race at the Sanford-Orlaodo Ken­ nel club iookirg for his fifth straight win of (he season. In five official starts, step now has won four times and school basket Oviedo Has Its Tribe Plays Work Cut Out Oak Ridge TH E W INNA1IS — La Verne Carter and Hob Strangle hold one of thu trophies acquired win­ ning the women’s and men’s divisions o f the $100,000 All-Star Howling Tournament in Pal­ las. Mrs. Carter o f St. Ixntis won $5,000 with a record-breaking performance. Strnmpe o f De­ troit, bagged the game's richest prize. Two Perfectas Pay $ 543.90 - $ 786.60 A pair of big perfecta pay­ tempts o f two other teams. The winners stopped Astiga offs got the Jai Alai action off to a swinging start Thurs­ and Klorri, then Gasti and Iriarte before making their day night at lha Orlando own surcssfu! bid in an excit­ Seminole Fronton. ing volley with Pradera and Aiberdi-lrigo formed a 0-7 Jacin. combination with llafael-.ManKin and Areilio paid 5108 GO uel in the first game, paying in the Daily Double on a 5-4 5543.90. in the second game combination. a 8 7 perfecta returned 5780.00 with Anacalic-Ramon the winners and Klu-Urquidi second. F.rmu and Agustin fashioned a suspcuotul feature eighth game victory, personally thwarting the game point at­ I.ast Wednesday evening in the City Howling League George Swann found tinlanes to his liking ns he roll­ ed games o f IK.'l, 258 and 193 fur a ii.lt series. This series along with (iordnn Honey­ United Press International Twenty thousand dollars is cutt's 223 guine anil 687 a mere drop In the bucket series helped American l.ecompared with a million Imt glen Post 63 to win three Dick Radatz didn't really points from Michael's Elk want to quibble. Giis. John W right was high So the six-foot, five-inch for Michael's with a 202/585. Boston firrballcr accepted a In other league Action Jet 520.000 contract, containing an l.snes met licud on with first estimated 57,000 raise, ami place l.nke Monroe Inn and tried to blot out of his mind when it wus over Jet Lanes the various hypothetical price came out on top with three tags pinned on him all last wins to enable them te come summer. up within just two guinea o f Once after Radatz sauntered first place. This was a posi­ in from the bullpen and tion night and it was tough. promptly disconnected the The first game between these Yankees' fuses, Ralph Houk two teams came out with Jet United Press International commented: I-ani-a winning by only two BOISE. Idaho (U P I) — "That guy could get a 51 Charlie Powell, 220, Los An­ million bonus if he was on pins to show how tight the bowling. geles stopped John T iger Col­ the open m arket." Paul Hloposky was the big lins. 234, Boise (5). man fo r Jet lames with SALT LAKE C IT Y ( U P I ) World's deepest well is an games o f 224, IDO and IBS Buddy Turman, 194. Salt Lake oil well at Pecos, Texas, for a 599 series. Paul is aver­ City, outpointed Sam Pride, which was sunk to a depth ei aging only 203 fo r this lea­ 200, Phoenix, Ariz., (10). 25,430 feet. gue. Larry Fives was high fo r Luke fttonros Inn with a 216/577. Sweeney's Bar and HEAD M A N N O W - B y A lo n M o v e Grille salvaged three wins At rT * * * * * * A * O XtAM O M A from Pryor's State Farm In­ i t .i t co * cA M t p tv e io P to surance to remain in a tia io * r o te a u -a a 1 ytAA . AAP ---------for eecond place with Jet ___________ s a p * * o r Lancs. c o o tr tP j cto * * H . Eddie Monroe was high fo r ftp Sweeney's with a 550 series while Jerry Karelia was high w, for Pryor's with a 544. San­ vd rH t am A nm rcoA C A ford Manufacturing Co. took three wins from Knights o f Columbus to take o u r seventh place. Bill Hall w J O N E S , high man fo r 8anford Manu­ facturing with a 213/549 y io ity tA A * w h i l e teammate Marshall *AP7VMfO p o m TfN E Wiltshire had a 224 game. O T M X Carl Von Herbull* was high for tha Knights with a A £A P COACti 226/553. In tits final match o f the # ** league fo r tlie night, Harry's M te H Her and Package came out on M h H A P tP top with a three and one half fO*9TAY*to game win over Wisdom Bod N rrrt Service. Harry's won the first game by 34 pins and the sec­ ond game ended in a tie, each team taking a half point. Harry's took the ta il game by 26 pina to win the final gams and toU l pina fo r ■ 3*.a point victory. Hank (Bud) Kretser was high man for Harry's wl'.h a 2IU game and a 576 series. Team Captain Jerry Wisdom was high fo r Wisdom with a 486 series. George Swann In Big 634 Series Roditz Signs For $20,000 Fight Results If i Tech, LSU Play For League Tie Liston's Knee Troubles Him In Orlando Seminole High’s Tribesmen move Into Orlando tonight for a Metro Conference contest with Ihe Oak Hidge Pioneers. The Seminole.* have posted s record uf four wins in 18 starts this season in overall play. In Metro competition they have won three contests and dropped seven and are in seventh place in the eightclub circuit. Tlie Pioneers have won only one contest in Metro play so far this season while dropping nine. They occupy the lea­ gue's cellar position. Tlie Pioneers and the Seminoles h ive played twice so (ar this season. In the initial contest, s league affair, tha Seminolci posted one o f their three conference victories. In the other engagement, e non-conference affair played as a part of the Tangerine Bowl haikclbsll tourney Just before Christinas, the Oak Ridge quintet nosed out the Tribe by a single point. Leading the Seminoles in their hid for a win in tha rubber match o f the aeriaa will be high scoring Mike Rowes who thus far thia season has s 17.4 average. Along with Bowes H e a d Coach Ralph Stumpf will probably go with Billy lligglna, Barry Juluison, Harry Barka, Ken­ ny Tyre and Mike McClary. Meanwhile, t h e Pioncera are slated to atari Hank Bastin. Kim Menke, Hardy Letiwln, Rick Boehm and Mic­ key Taylor. The school's two Junior var­ sity quintcti will clash at 8:3(1 aud the main event will take place Billowing the prelimin­ ary. Clay Mum On Muslim Charge M IAM I tl/Piy— Loquaciooe Cassius Clay clammed up toduy at charges by his father that he bad been a "brainwashed” member of the white • haling Black Muslim sect since winning an Olympia Gold Medal (our years ago. Clay, who went la New York recently lo address a Black Muslim mealing and a f­ terwards denied ha was a member, said curtly that Ha had "n o comment." "1 don't rare what my la ­ ther said," ha reported. Q U EEN FINALS R AC IN G STAKES Tomorrow Night Baseball On T V NOW 3 M A T IN E E Company will televise major league baseball on weekends during tiie 1964 season. NBC-TV's baseball schedule will begin .Saturday April 18 and run 23 weekends through Sunday Oct. 4. dai. aia* IACTIONI THRILLS! World's FaeSett 5port TONIGHT FIRST GAMt 7:40 Mk I3 RARI MUTUIL W A G ! RING PK K FO ItM AN C K ft at 2 P. M. Drawing Wide l'raiae! A New Herien o f liookH BuHcd on Mathematics The Sanford Orlando Kennel Club Matinee Programa are beaming more popular each aeaoun. The exciting raring program coupled with the warm sunny afternoon rllrae arem to mnka a perfect match for an afternoon of fun and thrills. W E D N E S D A Y — F R ID A Y — S A T U R D A Y H O W TO BEAT TH E DOGS 1 st Vol. I, TurlU ftyslrm Vol. II, Repeater 8> stem IIO W TO W IN A T J A I-A LA I TODAY C O M F O R TA B LY H E A T ED. G LASS-ENCLO SED G R A N D S TA N D • (tystemstie Playing How To Win At Horge*Track8 M ATIN E E N IG H T L Y 8:10 r a c in g • F R ID A Y L U X U R IO U S CLUBHOUSE • V A L E T P A R K IN G T H U R S D A Y , L A D IE S AD M ITTED FREIt "It's Mora Fun to Match Ihe Greyhounds Baa" Best Known Hyntems R ifiM im I Lad in g N ig hts. 'W aV i M es T i SV.m Mi . 838-4231 The Prenident llooka Price Or Each Book 12 Order Directly » From h /^ Cl) >/( I X i K i h N t l — - o Cl U II The Prr.idenl f RONTON »i J' A T F f WF« »* A n • Bos 16151 Jacksonville. FIs. IIW V . 17— »'J M IDW AY’ B E TW E E N SAN FO ItB A O U LAND O IK J . . J. "t >’ i tr r �n h m m h w /1 i 8br B e n fo rb Graduates Honored :u & b it ByAbi9oil VanBuren B y The Promenaders (Djuxa D E AR AB B Y: 1 have had people tell me that their paraketts talked, but I have llitened to these birds and never could make out what ,v II they were trying to say — until last night I was at the home o f a friend who had a parakeet that said, “ Kiss m «, big b oy," “ Bottoms u p," and "W hat’a your hur­ ry, beautiful?" as clearly as any human. I asked her some questions about the parakeet and abe said that first you must be aura you have a m alt because only Jie males talk. The females won't utter a sound. Then she said you mutt put the parakeet in a teapot and whisper down the spout whatever you want him to memorise. Wat aha kid­ ding me? 1 was too con­ vinced at the time to ques­ tion her. but now I have m y doubts. DOUBTING D EAR DOUBTING: She mutt have been pulling your leg. Females o f all species can outtalk the male — feathered, furred or human. • • • DEAR AB B Y: I want to sound o ff about these sales­ people who come Into your offlee during working hours and take up your time try­ ing to sell you cosmetics, insurance, vitim lm , etc. Don't they realise that you are working for an employ­ er, and your time Is his time? I work In a six-girl office and someone is con­ stantly barging in to sell something. It's rude to tell them to leave, but all the while you are wondering when your bon Is going to come up behind you and ask you whose payroll you're on. PEEVED FROM CHARLESTON D EAR PEEVED : It's dis­ honest for an employee to spend her boss' time on the receiving end of some sales spiel. It's not necessary to be “ rude" In Informing a salesperson thst you can­ not give him your time. But If one must choose between rudeness and dishonesty, rudeness Is the lesser. • • • D E AR ABBY: A girl friend o f ours dated a fe l­ low for seven months. She fell In love with him, and he supposedly fell In love with her. Suddenly he drop­ ped her like a hot potato. As a result, she will not ac­ cept a date with any other man and she even refuses invitations to go out with her friends. She Isolates herself in her apartment practically every night. IS there anything we can do to help her? It's been this way for five months, but none o f ua can reach her. R. AND C. D EAR R. AND C.: It’e Impossible to “ reach" any­ one who does not want to be reached. Make no reference to her " e x ” and continue to Invite her out with you. When she WANTS to em er­ ge, she will. • • • C O N F I D E N T I A L TO MRS. D. W. IN WESTWOOD: Call your County Dental Association and ask for an appointment with the committee thatdeter­ mines if the chiseling you got was worth the chiseling you got. • • • Get It o ff your chest. For a personal, unpublished re­ ply, write to A B B Y, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. • • • For Abby's booklet, “ How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding,” send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. ' QacoJby f I if! I I 10 M i* On By Oswald Jacoby I am Indebted to William Wallace Gill o f Hempstead, N . Y., fo r today’s hand. He writes, "D o you believe that you and P. Hal 81ms could have made a top score with thla hand?" The question la a little hard to answer because, If I held the South cards there is no certainty where we would land in the bidding. With Hal hold­ ing the South cards, the bid­ ding would be as shown In the box. Hal dlsdalnod point-count and scientific bidding, but ho loved to play no-trump con­ tracts and, when he was in his prime, he played them better than anyone in the world. So Hal would open two notrump. I would raise him to four with some misgivings be­ cause while his two no-trump U)& NOBTB y V K It A Q 10 61 AA676 EAST AJI A A 10 8 7 5 S ¥ 10 S VQ7I84 ♦ j i i i i .a 7 AJIOia A l SOUTH (D ) AKQS ¥AJ$ A A K t AKQ66 Both vulnerable South Weal North Baal l l t . T . Paaa 4N .T. Paae 6N .T, Pass Pass Paw Opening lead— A 4 opening bad quite a large range, he always bid six i f his partner encouraged him. One remark o f Hal'a that I treasure Is: "A n y time I bid alx no-trump, I have a play Teen « agera art cagey. They chooia decisions of tha most • easygoing parents as tha for It, If the opponents don’t take the first two tricks." I think that was a slight exaggeration, but I will say that In the early days o f con­ tract, Hal made any six notrump contract that could be made and thia one can be made. Hal would have no trouble gathering four dia­ mond tricks. East would show out on the eecond diamond. He would surely lead spades twice from dummy to get two spade tricks and ha would taka the heart flnessa fo r threa heart trick* after find­ ing out that tha clubs wer* not going to break. O f courae, our acora might not he a top. Someone ala* might also bid and maka six no-trump, but it would be the best we could do with the tools given us. critarla, and the rules for ths crowd ara based on their lenience. I f Joan’s mother la tha most lenient mother in the group, pretty eoon all Joan's friend* ara using Joan to prove that "all the rest of the kids" can do such and such. Teen-agers never report on what the stricter parent* are allowing. And so, little by little the stricter parents havo to glv* In to keep their chil­ dren from boing "d ifferen t" from the rest o f thslr crowd. dGqhliqhiA 7:30-8:30 p. m. (C B S ) The nmks / stantly ha* to make conces­ sion* ht doesn't think are right — !■ just an easy way out of a situation that is Im­ portant enough to be handled with foresight and ro-optration among all the parents of a teen-age crowd. If parent* o f any group o f teen agers would get together and dacids on a happy medium between what the most lenient ones and the strictest ones consider sensible rule* ami regulations, then the teen­ agers could be more easily managed. TV Time Previews this hour worthwhile. re lle d W ag­ There's exciting action In a ons To the Sea.” (R erun). This rral library (Daytona Reach, episode has a robust, action- Fla.) but most arresting la the ful flavor that proves minor dialogue, Involving the nearhistorical events ran be excit­ triumph o f goodness over evil. ing. The year Is 1007, raisin A young l i b r a r i a n (Lola farm ers In the Sun Joaquin •Smith) give* reluge to a hood­ V alley proteat tha railroad'* lum (L ee Philips) being sought exorbitant freigh t rates and for murder. A kindness he's jo in an Armenian farm er (Lee never before been accorded M arvin) who vows he'll per thaws tha bitter outlaw and, aonally deliver his crop to ths rather than b tlray hla trust, Han Francisco market. On the the Idealistic girl refuses to 176-mll* trip, the six-wagon cooperate with our roving hertrain battlea tha haxard* of oea (M artin Mllnar and Glenn unusually bad weather, almost Corbett, who advise her to help Impassable roads and hood­ the police. lums hired by the railroad to 8:30-9:30 p. m. Bob Hope Present*. " A Wind o f Hurri­ fo il the trip. 7:30-8:80 p. m. (N B C ) Inter cane Force.” (C olor) Aa usual national 8howtime “ ’Far East on this scries, tha cast takes V ariety Special." (C olor). A precedtnea over the story. rather strange, but Interest­ Dana Andrewa plays an Am er­ ing, blending o f East and ican In Cuba who la accused W est, ancient and modern. The o f spying and la rescued from variety ranges all tha way tha firin g squad In tha nick o f Kyoto playara and traditional lima. Marlas Pavan plays the dance* to the Japanrse Inter wlfa o f the leader of the res­ preU tion o f the cha eha, and cue squad and they're both on English magician. Tha cos very good. But, deaplte the tumes are colorful and tha set­ synthetic timeliness, It's tha ting la exotic, but It would fam iliar atory o f tha under­ seem that there should bo ground battling tyranny which wore authentic Oriental par- you*va seen counties* times in form ers available. Filmed at ■lories about N tx l Germany, Tokyo's Club H ans baaha, this occupied Franco and Russia. 1:90-14 p. m. (C B S ) T w i­ la definitely worth • look-see. 8:30-8:80 p. m. (C B S ) Route ligh t Bona. "N ig h t Call." DoCO. "W h o l a H ie R ig h t Mind •pita tha fact that Gladys Ngcdi a N ice Gi r l ?" Sows Cooper gives a fine perform ­ cem pellliifly dramatis scenes ance as a terrified invalid, bar­ t X'. >uV The class, sponsored by the Promenaders and the Sanford Recreation Department, were presented with diplomas and novelty name tags by the teacher, Joe Curtis. Later in the evening the club presented the graduates with Valentine favors and served refreshments o f as­ sorted sandwiches, cookies, a huge decorated cake, in the class colors of blue and gold, and punch. A Valentine theme was carried out in decorations and refreshments with a huge LOS A N G E LE S U P I — A Valentine highlighting the ta­ disciple o f a self-styled re­ ble arrangements. ligious prophet was sentenc­ Those receiving diplomas ed Thursday fo r falsely re­ were Mr. and Mrs .BUI porting the cult leader had Krieck, Mr. and Mrs. Pete baen killed by shark*. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Mre. P eg g y Thompson, B0, Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Rill was hsndtd an 18-month sus­ Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. pended Jail aentenca plus 18 George Gerling, Mr. and Mrs. months' probation and a Don Wagenaar, Mr. and Mrs. $800 fins on her conviction Frank Harrington, Miss Lin* o f obstructing Justice. da Parrott, Miss Barbara Daniel 8teward, 23, anoth­ W eit and Don Dees. er disciple o f BO-year-oId Hu­ A new beginners class will go Richard, faces sentencing start next Wednesday, All on the same crime next those interested are Invited Thursday. to come at 8 p.m. Club caller, Tha two assertedly made Chuck Durant, who will con­ their false report In 1002 so duct the class, will give the that Richard would not have visitors a preview of the leato apppear In court on a sons and they will have a charge o f possessing danger­ chance to meet club members ous drugs. Richard committ­ and participate in pre-dance ed suicide last December In activities. There is no charge a San Clemente, K slif., ho­ or obligations at this session. tel room. The class will officially start on Feb. 19. Visitors are always w el­ come to watch the dancers each Wednesday from 8:30 to 11 p.m. at the Civic Center. W ASHINGTON (U P I )- T h e Thero la no admission fee un­ Agriculture Depart­ less you plan to dance. Bring ment, which planned to spend your friends to this first ses­ $090,000 this year advertising sion; It may prove to be a cigarettes abroad while other moro interesting recreation government agencies cam­ than you think. paign against smoking In this country, ts “ review in g" Its advertising project. A department official, In re­ Jerry L. Ulrcy, son of Mr. sponse to a query, said the and Mrs. D. R. Ulrcy, Oviedo, department waa trying to de­ has been pledged aa a new cide whether to drop, curtail member o f Kappa Alpha soc­ or continue the program. No ial fraternity at Florida decision hsa been made yet, Southern College, Lakeland. he aald. He la a sophomore. Prophet Jailed For False Death Report Cigarette Ad Plans Studied Pledged Sales tax collections in Seminole County increased $22,000 last month as com­ pared to January 1963, accord­ ing to the Florida Revenue Commission. Collections were $100,723.31 in January 1964; $78,670.99 la January 1963, and $85,989.44 in December 1963. Gasoline tax collections al­ so increased in this county: January 1964, $105,918; Janu­ • --- - . ary 1963, $99,722, and Decem­ ber 1963. $97,754. IF YO U T H IN K YO U ’RE looking at a photo o f a class room with 207 Seminole County received students in I t , you are righ t! Thia is a photo o f just one o f William Ed­ $35,542 from the January 1964 wards' seventh grade geography classes at South Seminole Junior High gasoline tax collection, with School in Casselberry. Each student has a number, such as H - ll. The an additional $3,412 placed In letter represents the row and the number indicates the seat a student is its state-held road fund. assigned. Each large group instructor has a teacher’s aid who checks at­ The State Beverage Depart­ tendance and, whenever it is necessary, helps maintain order. ment distributed December 1963 cigarette tax collections, as follows: Altamonte Springs, $2,049; Casselberry, $3,838; Long­ wood, $2,777; North Orlando, By Donna Estea $192; Oviedo, $1,151, and San­ The revival currently being ford, $15,850. conducted at the First Pente­ costal Church of Longwood by A alate o f officers as rec­ Mrs. John Kennedy, chairman, Rev. Joe Upchurch will end 18 members present. ommended by the nominating with today with the 7:30 p.m. ser­ Nine Seminole County stu­ committee waa unanimously Plana wera discussed fo r a vice. x dents arc among the record knockwurst elected at the regular monthly sauerkraut and Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor, 4.458 enrolled at the Univers­ meeting o f Longwood’s St. dinner to be held at the church reports that the revival has ity of South Florida, Tampa. Catherine o f Sienna Cirela of social hall with the date to be been well attended and has They arc Frank Gallant, the Church o f the N ativity announced later. issued an invitation to the James Johnson, Sherry Lee, A social la scheduled fo r 8 Cetholic Women's Club. public to attend the closing Linda McLclland, Linda Ma, The meeting was held Mon­ p. m. today at the home o f service. ki and Linda Truiuck, San­ day evening at the home of Mrs. Fox on Sanlnndo Springs ford; Roger Krohne, Fern Mra. Garland Shaw on Church Drive. A il women o f the par­ Even when his ship is dock­ Park; Thad Lingo III, Ovie­ ish hava been invited to at­ Street. ed a sailor can maka many do, and Diane Wharton, Long­ tend. Officers named w er* Mrs. wood. T h * tableware, which has knot* an hour. Orland Fox, chairman; Mrs. J. Flew Officers Elected For Longwood Catholic Circle Revival To End In Longwood 9 Enrolled \V. Hicks, co-chairman; Mrs. Tra«*y Eitca, secretary and Mra. Joseph Dean, treaaurer. Committee chairman a p • pointed by Mra. Fox ara Mra. Simw, historian; Mrs. Zeno Hyland, corresponding seerstary; Mra. Anne Hopkfna, de­ votional; Mr*. Emmanuel Anxalone, trading stamps and Mra. P eggy Shannon, coupons. Serving on tha nominating ccmmittas wera Mrs. Shaw, Mra. Josaph Hopkins and Mra. Anna Hopkins. Pracedlng tha elaetlon o f o f­ ficers tha regular buslnata meeting waa conducted by been purchased fo r the church by St. Catherine Circle with the co-operation o f St. Anne's, St. Theresa and Our Lady's Circle*, waa on display at the meeting. Following the business meet­ ing refreshments o f cake, cof­ fee and tea wera served by Mra. Shaw and Mra. Anne Hopkina. The newly elected officer* will be installed at tha March t meeting which w ill taka plaea at the homa o f Mra. Hicks, 836 Lormann Circle, N., Mra. Chela Ansley w ill aerva aa co-hostess. *145 LOOK I 1 fnnerspring Mai tress Renovation Special Includes: Cleaning 4k Processing Felt • Brand New Cover for Mnttresa • Drand N ew Insulation where needed • 0 SAN FO RD 119 Magnolia Avenue Phone F A 2-6321 F R E E P IC K U P and D E L IV E R Y Legal Notice in c i n c r r r c o i b t . n i n t h Ji m c M i. r m r r i T o r r i.n n . in s . s k w in o l k o o m i , n .o H U it IV C II A N r K lir VO. 1ST7S v o r ic r . o r a f i r J. 8. Ol.EASON, J R . as Ad­ ministrator of Veterans' A f ­ fair*. sn O fflrar o f the UnlMd Hlstas o f Am trlcs, P lain tiff. va. C IIAnt.E X 3. M AM tATIS ant But letting a teen-ager do AN TO NIA C. M AM tATIS, b it “ what tha crowd does" — If wlfa, Defendants. that means that a parent con­ ■ Great Adventure. "S ix The Sanford Promenaders, square dance club, entertain­ ed members of the club’s re­ cent graduation class with a Valentine party, Wednesday night at the Civic Center. WomByRuth Millett Jfia TH O SE C A G E Y TE E N E R S Most parent* of tecn-agari find It difficult to answer the following plea: "W h y do I hava to com* homa ao tarly? Joan's mother and fathar let her stay out la ter!" This kind o f complaint is heard In such related matters as how many dates a week are permissible, what places a son or daughter ran go to, atr. Tha popular attitude among most parents la to let the teen-agers have the same privileges aa other* have in their crowd. But, there's a catch in that way o f handling tha problem. Seminole Sales Tax Collection Up $22,000 Page 6—F r f. Feb . T , *84 V rra lA by "g h o stly " phone rails, there are too many suspens* cliches to rate thla aa a superb chiller, particularly a tut prise ending that stretches credulity. The Invalid wants the phone company to Invest!* gate ths ghoatly calls and is really confused when told no Incoming call* were possible because o f a atorm. Suspecting It's the voice o f her dead f i­ ance, aha visit* his grave. She should have stayed home. 10-11 p. m. (C B S ). The A l­ fred Hitchcock Hour. "The Evil o f Adelaide Winters." In the title role, Kim Hunter e f­ fects an excellent character!*a t i o n o f an unscrupulous phony who Hcacea grief-strick­ en people by claiming to put them in contact with dead lov­ ed ones. Good aa her nervous accomplice la Gen* Lyons, but even better la John Larkin a* a wealthy man. Ha atemlngly Is convinced ah* ran put him In tuuch with hia dead soldier son, and offers her a fabulous •um to give up her other cli­ ents and concentrate on him. The atory takes a chilling turn and aha has good reason to wish ah* hadn’t moved into the rich man’a homa. tub statb o r FI-OHIUA i TO, CHAIM.KH J. M AM tATIS and AN TO N IA C. MAM!ATIH. rtslilanra unknown; 1a,t known raatdanca, toj W alla Drive, Sanford, Florida, latt known m lllta rr addraaa o f Charlaa J. Mamlalia la Hartal No. S U T tll. A. A M. Department, Na­ val Air Station, I'atusant lllver, Maryland. Toll ara haraliy notified that a aull haa baen filed asalnat you and each o f you. In tha abnva entitled cauaai and that yuu ara hereby required to file your ananar with the Clark of thla (Vnirt. and to aerve a ropy thereof upon the Plain ­ tiff or ria ln tlff'a Attorney, whoa# name and addreea ta: k. AMniuisK o t - u r r , jr . m N. Park Avenue, P. O. Uos 10IS, Hanford, Florida, not Inter Ilian March Ird. A. U. 1SS4. If you fa ll to do ao, decraa pro rainfatao w ill be entered asalnat you for tb# relief damended In tha complaint. Tha nature o f aald ault bt> Inc for FOIlBCLOHUnK OF MOItTOAUK encumbering tha property In Hemlnole County, Florida, to -w lti U lT 10, SUNUAND KHTATKH FIIIH T ADDITION, arrordlnx In ptst thereof recorded In Plat Hook II, I’ asea IT and SI. Pul.lle liero rd i of Hemlnole Coun­ ty. Florida. Together with all atructuraa and Improvamenta now and hereafter on aald land, and tha ranta, lasuaa, and profits of tha above described property iprovided, however, that tha Xtorigasor ahall be entitled to collect and retain tha aald ranta. Iiauaa, and p ro file until default hereunder, | end e ll natures now or hereafter At­ tached to * r used In connection with the premises herein date cubed end In addition there­ to tha follow Inc described household appllsaee*. ■ which ore, and shell • • deemed to b*. flaturss tad a part o f the realty, and ere a portion of tho security fo r tho Indebtedneto herein mentioned! 1 n.K. nu llt-ln eOvoa— Mo­ del JD 1 IV IW H Sorlot No. q v o o fllt 1 U K. Burface Unit— Mo. del J P ta V lW H ■artel No. n v ts m i 1 0.15. lin t W ater Heater — Modal IS* TRStl 1434444 ■ trial No. iT U S ti* t V ictor Cllmaa Kshautl jflH » .jj" I Quaker O il W a ll H eat­ er— Modal IUISS-K1 Harlal No. SU IT— t r « l I Venetian Blinds WITNESS my hand aad th* teal nf aald Court at ■•■£>>'4. Florida, thla Ith day o f F eb ­ ruary, A. D. ISM. (SEAL.) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr? Clerk o f ih# Circuit Court B yi Martha T . Vlhlea Deputy Clorh part o f the Morris Canal, B. AMBROBM O L U F r , J *. U. 8. inland waterways ays- p. a Boa n i l Hanford, Fla. lam, has its terminus at Jer­ Publish Fob. f. It, 81, 88. l i l t sey CUy, N . J. CDR-lt ' Vi �/» ■' I I TOURof . ffhr fcanfurb HOMES ________ ■ .... ^rralb ■ ■ Sanford - Seminole Area ■ ■ ■ Fri. Feb. 7, ’64— Page 7 Celebrate Valentine Day In A New Home Next Friday in "Valentine Day” . . . and what could be a better Val­ entine for the entire family than a new home? Browse around this weekend and see the lovely new homes offered by Kingswood Build­ ers, Shoemaker Construction Compa­ ny and Mackle Bros. Kingswood Builders now has a number o f new homes in the $11,000 - $10,000 bracket under construc­ tion in the 1500 block o f Summerlin Avenue. These include three-bedroom houses, with one, l ' i and two bnths. Also, there are abundant citrus trees on tho lots. Kingswood also has three bed­ room homes on Highland Court, in Grcenbriar o f Loch Arbor. A Colon­ ial style features two bnths. The grounds have been beautifully Inndscapcd. There is a second home with 2 '» baths and a third, with two baths, is o f contemporary architecture de­ signed by James Graham Chnpmnn. All these homes will be open for inspection this weekend. And in a week or so Kingswood will commence construction of more new homes in Grove Manors. Shoemaker Construction is com­ pleting plans for a gain opening o f the Unvenna l’ark third section next weekend. The opening was scheduled for this weekend but .tho heavy rains enusod a postponement. Several different styles o f archi­ tecture will be offered and it is ex­ pected a large turn-out o f interested home buyers will be on hnnd. In fact, take a "sneak preview” this weekend. Mnjority o f the homes are completed and all will be open for inspection. Realty, also is offering two large Shoomnker, through Stenstrom beautiful homes at Idyllwilde. Ono is nearly completed and the second will bo in another couple weeks, Stenstrom’s invites everyone for a "sneak preview" this weekend and to the gain opening next weekend. Growth of Mackle Bros.’ Deltona, across Lake Monroe, ia pictured in that there are now 209 families, with 544 persons, residing in that "Land o f Three Season’s" commun­ ity. "In the Heart o f Florida’s Gold­ en Triangle o f Progress," Dcltonn’s growth also is pictured in that there are 43(1 new homes, including mod­ els and others under construction. A highlight of Deltona is the showing of a duplicate of Mackle Bros.’ model home at the New York World’s Fair, opening April 22. The Mackle model is a part o f the Flori­ da exhibit, and it is expected be­ tween five and eight million people will visit it during tho Fair. Garry Moore Show Going Off Moore show la a great am­ By Ales Freeman C its’, cancellation o f Garry ateur production, produced by Moore’s effort confirmed our j-cod professionals." SEMINOLE COUNTY Cavalcade of Homes 12 Exciting: Models 3 & 4 Bedrooms — 2 Baths -------- FROM $13,500 -------FH A and Conventional Financing • No Closing Costs • V A — No Down Payment • IM M EDIATE OCCUPANCY MU F E A T U R IN G : 1 • Central Heat & Air Conditioning ■♦I .Vatf & • Built In Kitchen Equipment • Beautiful High & Dry Landscaped Lota £ • Sidcwnlks • Street Lights • Sewer and Water SALE SM A N ON D U TY SAT. & SUN. Phone: 838-5059 — 422-2578 J/u Show H O M E originally "Uoute (5(1," also scheduled tip o f ninny week* ago. Moore if (lo u n lru 1 C lu b iH eiuhls scheduled this weekend, and hit producer, Bob Danner for good-byes by CDS, should 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. should be given credit for making every e ffo rt to aave the ahow. Unfortunately, they weren't s u c c e s s f u l . This doesn't mean Moore will be leaving TV, or CDS. Atlda from hia ‘T v a Got a Secret," which won't be leaving the air, Moore and hia sta ff are hard at work on many other Ideas. It has often been written and anid that Moors was no comic, and no actor, in fact, most of ths industry hna questioned the reason fo r his previous successes, Moore has one tiling that a great many performers don't have. He's an extremely pleasant fellow, an excellent rmcee and one o f tho most honoraldo guys in the busi­ ness. A capsule criticism of Moore's TV er aticka in my mind. Someone said, "The have been cancelled the year Maharls left. Kven if George had stayed with the ehow, pub­ lic interest, already on the wane, would have wandered completely by this pest sea­ son. Phil Silvers prese agents hnvn done everything they could to intrigue audiences with a "new form at," hut that didn't work either. I f Silvers had been willing to pay enough to N at Hiken, who con­ ceived hia great "D ilko" allow, hia new ahow would have gone on for years. Instead, he tried to ropy the style In a new Ret­ ting and blew It. . . . I might add that Silers' off-camera liehnvlor ia very different from the hail-fellow-well-met we see on our movie and TV screens. lie ’s not a dope, HAS BEEN POSTPONED until next weekend, February 15 & 161 in Ravenna Park A COM MUNITY THESE TW O OF HOMES HOMES B U IL T % ARE W IT H PRIDE A V A IL A B L E ----------- V— NOW1 , Ml -------- S iS K i # ? • Thlit attractive 8 bed­ room, 2 bath home, o f i'onteni|K>rary design, ia now avuilnhlc fo r occu­ pancy. Thin home fea­ tures a fully equipped G-E built-in kitchen, central duct heating syatem with air condition­ ing caaily added. Quality constructed, thia homo < can bo purchnncd under VA, FH A, or Conven­ tional financing I 411 TANGELO DRIVE I f you’re blessed with a larger family, aeo thia spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath r e s i d e n c e of modern d e s i g n . Tho home includes n aepnrntc dining room, nnd a laundry room. Among the many quality extras are central duct heating nnd fully equipped builtin kitchen. Plan to ace it this weekend 1 416 TANGELO DRIVE MODERN KITCHENS BY C ALL US TODAY! 6 ENERAL A FH A, FHA-IN-SERVICE, V A AN D C O N VE N TIO N AL F IN A N C IN G itf' , — - V — a, . i r ( .. t •» -<» tr- i •i*•**•';* ■ •• .-v .,Y . - • . : v ’' r * ‘ •> . - . r * 2 3 1 , eM rv *■ I k V -U M . IM / WILLIAM Hi posed Beam Living Room Private Enclosed Garden Ready For Occupancy Shosmuxlmh ' S. jA CONSTRUCTION CO M PAN Y Custom Building Our Specialty »i •TX. T v ? General O ffice 211 W . 2f.Ui St. Salve Office 322-7408 •MUMS PIT P M a K M *" 322-3103 JIM H U N T Really G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRI C BYRON M. LEACH P. O. BO& 1599 Exclusive Hsleo A Beat SEE US FOR REMODELING 322-8074 STENSTROM R E A LT Y SALES AGENTS ELECTRIC f �Search Begins For Florida Champ In Homemaking Ifr V a a fo rB Pntre 8—FrI. Feb\ T. *84 W rra H Welcome W agon Club To Present Spring Fashion Show — " Flairn The annual search f o r "M rs. Florida" — the state’ s number one homemaker—ha* Welcome Wagon Club of begun. The winner will have a golden opportunity to com­ Sanford will sponsor "Spring pete for the glamorous title Fashion F la ir" Mar. 17 at the Policemen Benevolent Hall o f Mrs. America o f loot. Irom 1 p.m. In 4 p.m. Mrs. A contest to select "M rs. Benn Shaffer and Mrs. John F lorida" will be sponiorcd Pugh arc chairmen. March It. Entertainment, card games, Homemakers may obtain cake and coffee will be of­ entry blanks by writing Mrs. fered during the afternoon Am erica Headquarters, Suite and prizes given. 2307, Pan Am Building, New Karen Thornell, M a r t i * York City. Deadline for ob­ Pierce, Kim Shaffer. Debra taining entry blanks Is Feb. Lee Yates, Worth Yales Jr., W* „ Mrs. Waller Blevins, Mrs. Married women 21 years oln John Pugh, Mra. David Tomand over anywhere In the bllnson, Mrs. Vincent lluta United States are eligible to and Mra. Richard Schwab enter the 2S-year-old contest. will model the fashions. State champions and Mrs. Mrs. Harold Rowland is America will be choicn for chairman of reservations and their ability a* homemakers tickets; Mra. Robert Thornell, and for their polie, personal­ refreshments; Mrs. Robert ity, good grooming and par­ Dodd, entertainment, and ticipation in community ac­ Mrs. Roy Pounds, publicity. tivities. Mrs. America will be se­ lected from among champion homemakers represent­ ing each of the SO states and the District of Columbia dur­ ing the Mra. America P a­ geant April 2 to 12 in St. Petersburg. The Woman's R od d y of The pageant will be held In conjunction with the St. P e ­ Christian Service, First Meth­ odist Church, began the mis­ tersburg Festival of Slates. sion study on "Th e Christian Mission in Southern Asia" at their meeting Tuesday. Mrs. Ross Adams gave the devotion and Mrs. M. B. Smith introduced the sludy. Thu second session will he FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Feb. 13, Rev. Herbert Goers* . Frb. la will be the speaker. 0:45 a. m. Circle 1 with During the business session Mra. W, A . Patrick, Loch members voted to have a Arbor. rummage salo March 20 and 0:45 a. m. Circle 2 with 21. Mrs. A1 Hunt, 2485 Palmetto Avenue. 0:45 a. m. Circle 3 with Mrs. Jack Hall, 2300 Oak Avenue. 0:46 a. m. Circle 4 with Mra. Frank Platt, 107 E. Coleman Circle 0:45 a. m. Circle h with Mra. Rudy Sloan, 2100 Mag­ nolia Avenue. 0:46 a. m. Circle A with Mr*. David F. Lanlor, 2638 Palmetto Avenue. 2:80 p.m. Circle 7 In Pellowahip Hall, hostesses Mrs. J. E. Nichols and Mra. W. It. LeFetra. 3:00 p.m. Circle 8 in Phllathem Room, hostesses Mrs. G. Hunter and Mra. W. D. Simpson. 8 p.m. Evening Circle 0 with Mra. David Bach, 211) H olly Avenue, Mra. Curtis Hughes, co-hostess. 7:45 p.m. Evening Circle 10 with Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert, 700 Palmetto Avenue, Mra. Southern Asia Mission Study For W SCS Church Calendar WELCOME W AGON CLUB members nre busy making plnnn fo r the fuHhlon show they aro aponnoring March 17. Proceeds from the event will bo used for the philanthropic work o f the club. Mrs. Roy Pounds, (le ft) Mrs. AI Probst, Mrs. Virginia Petnmki, Welcome Wagon hostess, Mrs. John Pugh, Mrs. Hon Shaffer, chairman o f the show, nnd Mrs. Robert Thornell aro working on initial arrangements for tho event. NEEDLE Foods In The Final Plans Making For Smorgasbord Liquid cake hatter in a car­ ton . . . Chocolate syrup in a plastic squeeze bottle with a snip-off cap . . . Meat tenderIzer in a spray container. The bi-monthly meeting of the Ethel Root Circle. Con­ gregational Christian Church, was held Monday night at the home o f Mr*. Bonner Car­ ter. Mrs. W alter Bethea, pres­ ident. conducted the business session and appointed Mra. Gus Schmah spiritual chair­ man. An Impresilve devotion w a i represented by Mrs. Schmah. A report on the material aid program was given by Mr*. Ralph Lotsing. Work ia now being done on thla pro­ ject, which include* the Christlan World Mlaiion, at homa and abroad, and the Florida Migrants. Members were reminded o f the City Youth Rally, Feb. 8 and an offerin g was taken to furnish cookie* fo r the event. Final plan* were mad# for the Swedish Smorgasbord the circle ia sponsoring Feb. 22. Mr*. M. J. Corbett, chair­ man, reported that tickets ar# now on sola and may be ob­ tained from any circle memtier or by calling Mra. A . M, Remusat or Mrs. Ralph Loo­ sing. Mrs. Corbett also an­ nounced that loaves o f Swe­ dish bread will b* sold at the smorgasbord. A t the conclusion o f the meeting, lemon cake, coffee and samples o f onion pie, to be served at the smorgasbord, were served by th# hostess, assited by Ellen Carter and Sandra Corbett, to Mmes. T. U. Alford, W alter Bethea, Harold Herbst, M. J. Corbett, Ralph Loosing, Earl Moxley, G. O. Nordgren, A. M. Remusat, Gus Schmah, Edward Simpson, Clyde Stinson, J. E. Wood*, Oscar Zittrower, and two guests, Mr*. Philip Boyd and Mra. W alter Allender. These are just three of the new food package* soon to be on the market, according to home economics specialists with the Florida Agricultural Extension Service. An array of instant sauces and gravies, including chill, white cream, hollandaise, barbecue and pizza, and froz­ en mushrooms are new foods and types o f packaging which will bring added convenience to homemakers. So arc round push-up" tubes of butter. Lemon flavor in aerosol containers for salads, fruits, and fish will soon be avail­ able. The squeeze tube for baby food will be a boon for m o­ thers of young children. Another brand new food product in the making—pas­ teurized peaches. They retain much o f the desirable quali­ ties of fresh, prime ripe pctches and can be stored under refrigeration for as long as 30 months. regular mectmg tonight al 7:30 p.m., at the Legion Hul. Ladies Auxiliary, Gindcrvlllc Volunteer Fire Departmenl, Felt. 10, 7:30 p.ni., at the home o f Mrs. Louie Bridg­ es, 2090 Orlando Drive. Mrs. lairralnc Graham will show a Dim on TB-RD. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tindalc, Lake Monroe, engagement announce the and approarhlng marriage o f their daughter, Rarbarn Jean, to Norman Leo Sparks, son of Mrs. Syl­ vester Brock, Paola. The ceremony will take place Vrh. 21 at 8 p.m. in Wesleyan Methodist Church, Paola. Attendants will lie Itcba Mac Wright, maid of honor; Linda Tindalc, sister of the bride-elect, and Judy Thompson, bridesmaid*; June Brock, sister of the bride groom-elect, junior brides­ maid; Donclda Whitten, Row cr girl. Thomas Sparks, broDicr of the bridegroom, will serve as best man and ushers .will be Willis Carter a n d ' Junior Kerns; Junior usher, John Thompson. A reception, at the home of the bride-elect's uncle, Woodrow Davis, in Paola, will fol low the ceremony. No formal invitations arc being issued but all friends and relatives o f the couple a n invited. The fcrldc elect I* a native of Sanford and attended Scmlnolo County schools. Slie is employed by, Sanford Man ufaclurers. Her fiance was born In Sparta, Tcnn., and at­ tended schools here. He Is employed by Griffin a n d Vaughn, lluwcy-ln-Thc-Hlll*. Altamonte STA R G A Z IL receives a nosegay from Chuck Cowan on her birthday, Gail Gar.il, her sister, watches, Star celebrated her fifth birthday with a party for her kindergarten classmates at Pinocicst Kiddie Korner. Ice creum, cake and candy were served to the young guests. Garden Club Successful Sponsors Card Party By Julia Bartos Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ivey and son, Clark, were houseguests o f Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ ert H. Bradford Sr. Clark and Bobbie entertained with a steak rook-out for Jane Prrst, Tampa, and Gldgett White, Chirago, III, Bobble and the two girls ara students at Howey Academy. Mr. and Mra. Bradford and aon are planning a cruise to Nassau in the near future. For U D C Mr*. F. E. Roumillat pre­ sented Cdr. Guy Strickland fUSN ret.) to members of Norman dcVerc Howard Chapter, United Daughters o( the Confederacy, at tho Feb­ ruary meeting. Cdr. Strickland, American History teacher, was Die pro­ gram speaker and chose for his subject, "Rubcrt E. Lee." He gave many interesting facts about the General and sparked them with anecdotes known usually only to "h is­ tory buffs." Mrs. T. J. Taylor read a poem, "Robert E. L e e ." to round out the pro­ gram. The meeting was held al the home of Mr*. Taylor on Mellonvillc Avenue, Mrs. It. B. Monroe was ro-hostess. Mrs. W. B. Kirby served as chaplain, in the absence of Mrs. A. K. Ilmsetter, and led the members In Die ritual, pledge to Die Dag and snlutc to the Confederacy followed by The Lord’s I’ rayer. Mr*. W. I . M errill, presi­ dent, called fur all committee report* and announced the change in date of the district meeting. The meeting will tic Feb. 19 at Die Woman's Club. Committees were appointed and reservations made. Tho hostesses served re­ freshments to those attend­ ing: Mmcs. F. R. Adams, Martin Bram, David Cald­ well, Claude Herndon, W. 11. Kirby. A. W. Lee, G. E. MeCall, H. B. McCall. Edmund Mcisch, W. L. Merritt, B. L. Perkins, R. F. Robison, F. E. Roumillat, M. R. Strickland, J. H. Truluck, A. B. Wallace, M. S. Wiggins and Mrs. Roy Wright. Uae old nylons to polish beautifully decorated th e mirrors and windows. The clubhouse in a Valentine RAVE PLASTIC PICKS nylon leaves no lint and gives theme using flower arrange After a party, drop your the glass a beautiful ahine. menis at vantage points plastic tidbit picks Into l High nnd low prizes were Dirmighuut the room. strainer and dip into hot aud awarded players al Die 22 Sirs. Irving Pryor, chair *y water. Swish bach and and door prizes given man of refreshments, and her forth, rinse and dry. The Mr*. John L. Morgan, Mr*. Mrs. committee, Mrs. Ira South strainer will keep the elusive Donald Jarkson, Jarkion, ■ • Mrs. Mr*. Frank ward, Mr*. R. L. Andrews, small pieces from disappear L. Woodruff III, Mrs. Mra. Char- Mrs. DoWitt Hunter, Mrs. Ing. Ira II. Cole, Mra. W. L. Mor­ Mor- Clyde Itamsay, Mrs. 1). K. rill, Mra. Doria Angel and Dorman, Mrs. Victor McLau Sometime* it's quicker to Mra. Corinno Lingcnfeller. lin and Mrs. Album Rector, grate celery for a dish rather Mra. C. I». Ilarkcy had served coffee, sandwiches and than to chop It. Use a coara* cookies to tho guests during shredder and you'll Rod the Die evening. Garden circle "strings" on the celery will BRIGHTEN IIKAM II KARR Keep your braaa acccssoraccessor- members had contributed re­ remain behind to be discard Ira gleaming. Uae only braaa freshments and prizes. cd. polish on (irrplare accessorlea. Small pircca may be soaked overnight in a aulutlon solution of vinegar and aalt. Scrub Another successful c a r d parly was given by the Gar­ den Club of Sanford Tuesday evening ul the Woman's Club. MRS. HAMMOND PO LK (le ft), 5!ra. Tpm Price nnd Mrs. Chnrles Tetenbnum (Btamling) ure making telephone calls urging women in the area to attend tho cuncer film-showing the Jay-cce Wives Club will sponsor Feb. 18 in the Flori­ da State Bank Lounge at 8 p.m. The films, "Tim e and Two Women" und "Millions Club" will be narrated by Dr. Thomas L. Lnrgen and he will conduct a question and answer period following the films. The progrnm is offered in the public interest and ail women are invited to attend. W omans Club Civic Program Mrs. Local Events Barbara Jean T indale To On Robert E . Lee American Legion Auxiliary, Norman Lee Sparks Campbell 1-ossing Post 53, W ed Personals WORK Root Circle Program L. T. Sheppard, co-hostess. To remove lumps from pow­ dered sugar place one-half cup at a time between two sheets o f waxed pi|>cr and n i l out the lumps with tho m lllng pin. N ew Convenience Ralph Austin Smith, Sims told of the progress on Mrs. Ira Southward, Mrs. De- the club's project of selling fo r card Witt Matlicws, Mrs. L. D. advertisement* Hastings, Mist Alberta Buyer tables. Mra. C. P. Harkcy, chair­ and Miss Anna Nelson were hostesses for the Sanford man of Fine Arts Depart­ ment, will represent the club Woman's Club general busi­ as chairman of the silver tea ness and Civic Department to be sponsored with the Jayluncheon-meeting Wednesday. cec Wive* Club to benefit Flower arrangements in the Sanford Public Library. The Valentine manner decorated tea will be In the library Feb. 10 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. the club room and pyracanlha The public is invited. berries were placed on Die In­ Mr*. Swlnney reported on dividual tablet. White snap­ the "school drop-out" survey dragons, red camellias and being made by Die club. gerber daisies graced the The Social Department will speaker's table and a red and entertain oil members and while arrangement was plac­ Let a child m ik e small guevts Feb. 12 at a courtesy ed In the foyer. ae luncheon at the club. Reser­ buying decisions from Mrs. George Wells gave the vations must be made by early age. This helps him de­ invocation. Captain Fodrn, velop a shopping aense. noon Feb. It. representing Salvation Army, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Tillis and presented an award to the Mrs. E. C. Harper were ap­ club in appreciation for their pointed tellers for the elec­ participation in the holiday tion o f officers for the Civic bell-ringing. Mrs. Lorraine Department. By unanimous Graham Introduced her guest, vote Mrs. Swlnney was elect­ Mr*. K. M. Wing. ed chairman of Die Civic D e­ Douglas Stcnstrom was pre­ partment, Mrs. E ffle Durden, sented by Mrs. C. L. Swinvice-chairman; Mrs. Virginia nry as the guest speaker. His SSJtl Middleton, secretary; Mrs. C. subject was "Long Itangc TIMK FOR C. Kauffman, finance; Mrs. Planning In Seminole Coun­ K O D A K C A M IR A W. D. Hoffman, membership, ty ." He told o f the difficulty and Mrs. L. D. Hasting*, pro­ in Interesting the public In gram. long range planning, and Tho rlub members will be quoted figures pertsining to CAMERA SHOP hostesses for the Seminole the growth of Seminole Coun­ County Federation o f Wom­ 210 8. PARK AVE. ty. He staled "30,000 students en’* Club* Feb, 27. are expected by 1070." Mrs. W. L. Gramkow pre­ sided during the business meeting. Committee reports were given and Mrs. C. R. Wieboldt's Eva Bess Beauty Shop NEW LOCATION 121 N. OAK, CORNER COMMERCIAL W* kava completely redecorated, added aew equipment and fistarce te at res yon better. Minnie Beas Garner — Helen Smith Shirley Meads Ph. F A 2-3914 An elderly relative in the home appreci­ ates being included in the fam ily's social ac­ tivities occasionally. ■enneiff f t AiXMAYg FWtrr O U AU rv * Take A New View O f Spring! * D A N C E TO THE MUSIC OP — Ufrkh Anri 5676-H Many knita ahow the new trend of " o il white" rather than atark white tn combina­ tion with navy and red. Thla apring'a crop o f knita oovera every occaalon, from laiy-day attlro to city-amart dreaa. ■y Am * Cabot Ann* Cabot A new feature—cuatom col­ The Sanford Herald lection! Make deluxe itema 1180 Ave. of Amcrlcaa tar youraelf and your home New York, N. Y . 10036 with thca* special p a tlern sadd glamour to your ward­ robe with elegant knit gars iM ta ; diaUnctlan to your home with an embroidered set o f Deerfield samplers or a “ flewer-of-the-snoBth" cov­ Totes, or Brack Lanolin wave with KA added proteia .................. ......................... ItartHI e rle t! 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COFFEE R a a c r v a t k a a S u g g e s te d TO UCH TO N ’S REXALL DRUG “THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN* COR. let ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 323-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD J * jr M i a t y SPECIAL! Is B eck! pair W sr «g- lomg cartels and *alaaco Mt �9b* "Charade" Is Hits Hit Debonair a n d charming Cary Grant has romanced many o l the most glamorous actresses In the world during his screen career. ••Charade,” the Stanley Dosen Technicolor production fo r Unlvertial release, opening Sunday and running through Wednesday at the Rita Theat­ er, is Cary's 6tst motion pic­ ture, and Uic comedy murder m ystery teams him romanti­ cally (or the first time with lovely Audrey Hepburn. It's a whimsical, frivolous, giveand-take screen lo\e affair, and it’s certain that Cary and Audrey will ignite new sparks as a movie love team. The list of charmers whom Cary has wooed and won since he first appeared before the cameras include! the Who’a Who of the acreen'a lovely ladies. Grant, In his first Holly­ wood picture, “ This Is The Night,” appeared opposite the vivacious French charmer. Idly Damlta, and the blond and statuesque Thelma Todd. The slinky, seductive Mac West spotted Cary on the Paramount lot and asked for him as her leading man In Lee Marvin Stars “ She Dona Him W rong." In­ cidentally, you’ ll recall that Cary was the lad Mae invited to "Com e up and see me som etim e," and described as "T a ll, dark and handsome." The actor, by request, again appeared opposite La W’aat in " I 'm No An gel." Cary first appeared with tha aristocratic Katharine Hep­ burn In "S ylvia Scarlett." They brought a different kind o f romance to the screen, and they re-teamed in "Bringing Up Baby,” "H o lid a y" and "T h e Philadelphia Story.” F or a distinct change of pace, in "When You're In L o v e ," Cary'a vb-a-vb waa the temptestuous opera sing­ er Grace Moore. TV RENTAL • Rales • Service Seminole TV F A 2-4920 Zenith Color T V Sales 1600 Sanford Ave. TO N1TE A S A T . A D M ISSIO N •1 n o r R it RI DE-I N THE A I R U mHI CARLO AD G IG A N T IC T R IP L E F E A T U R E o vm V ^ ca rx NO. 1 A T 7:00 O N L Y “ SHOOT OUT A T M ED IC INE B E N D " R A N D O L P H SCOTT NO. 2 A T 9:00 O N L Y “ T A K E 1IEU, SH E’S M IN E " JAM ES S T E W A R T IN COLOR NO. 3 A T 10:43 O N L Y C A R Y G R A N T and Audrey Hepburn co-star aa enemies, friends, lovers . . . some times all at once . . . in "Chnrnde," to run Sunday through Weiicnsdiiy at the IUtz Theatre. 1:4# ( I ) W lda W orld of Sporta ( I ) Portap W agonar Show ( ! ) Outlaw • :t• ( I ) Kcmrt'.at 1:1# («> Ita tha U w 1:11 ( I ) Sparta, W ast:0# ( ! ) Flailing Pun thar 1:11 ( I ) Nawacopa • iSO ( I ) Ch. I Oporl* « ) Can. Pla. Waak. l:IS ( i ) Naara— W s ltir CramHaport klta ( I ) ltu n ttiy - B rlaktar 1:1# ( I ) Mr. Ed (l> N i w i — Boa Coehraa ( t ) W lntar Olymplaa • :«• ( t ) Outdoor Dullatla 1:41 (2 ) Nawacopa Board t : t t ( ! ) Ctreua Bey f : l t (1) Pliant Barvtca ( I ) Central rtarlda (S ) W yatt Earp Showcaaa ( I ) I.aa Marvin rraaanla ( ! ) Saa Hunt T ilt ( f ) Intaraatiunal BliowT i l ! ( ! ) Tha Uautaaaat ttma ( ! ) Jarbla n t e a e ji ( I ) Tha Oraat Sdvaatara ( I ) Hootanaaay <1 TT Sunaat Strip 1:14 ( t ) Bob liopa I I I ! ( ! ) Jnay III,hop (Cotar) ( I ) llouta IS ( I ) Tha D efender! t»> '«4 Olrmplra ( ! ) Lawrenca Walk 1:20 <:> That Waa Tlia Waak l:M ( I ) Saturday N lgk t That W aa Koala («> T w ilig h t Zaaa !: • • ( ! ) Phil Stlvara ( I ) Prlca ta ntsh t ( ! ) Tha H ollywoad P a ), 11:1* (IS Jack Paar (C olor) ace— ( I ) rin h t nf tha Waak tt:# ! 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Uaaketball *:«# (S) Tho Alvin Show H ighlight# ( ( ) Tho Alvin Show 2:1# ( t ) laauaa Sa Anaarra 1:11 ( ! ) H uff * noddy ( ! ) Tnplo ( ( ) Tonnaaaao TuxadO ( I ) CIIH Sport# Spectacular ( » ) Suparmon I :## ( ! ) Sunday It:## ( ! ) lla e (o r Maatheoto ( ! ) W lntar Olympia* ( • ) Quick Draw McUraw ( ! ) On* o f a Kind (# ) Junior Auctloa 4:0# ( ! ) W orld of O olf t i l l * ( ! ) Plrobatt X L 4:1# ( I ) Science All Stars ( ( ) M lxhty k o a la 0:00 ( I ) Alumni Pun ( ! ) Jaliona 1:0# ( ! ) Trallmaater 11:41 ( ! ) Dannie Tha Maaaca (2 ) lleturn T o Oa ( ! ) Bln T la T la 1:14 (1 ) OE Cotta** Bowl ( I ) Caapar (: « • ( I ) l#th century 11:1# ( I ) Kury Si#0 ( » ) Pro a Con ( I , Itoy Bogara Shaw (> ) Meat Tha Praia ( I ) Uaany A C adi 1:1! ( I ) 'rob* ( ! ) Death V alley Dayo SATURDAY F. M. ( ! ) Nowacopo 7:00 d Dill Dana Show It:## ( ! ) Sgt. Praatoa (S) Sky K in g 7 :## ( » ) Oeel* * Harriett ( ( ) l A a a l* ( I ) Buga Bunay lis t * ( ! ) Ilullwlnkla (C otar) 7:1# ( I ) T r a v a i l *r J a m i l ( ( ) Do Tou K n o w ! KcP haatara ( t ) American llandatand ( ! ) W onderful W orld of l i t * ( ! ) Exploring Color ( t ) Nawa ( I ) My F avorite Martian ! : ( « ( ! ) Ed Sullivan (1 ) My Prtand Kllcka l i l t ( ( ) Bat. Aftarnoon F s*1:14 ( ! ) O rlntl (9) Arraat A T rial tura ( ! ) Champ. W r a a t l l n g 1:49 ( ! ) Bonanaa 1:01 (1) W at ch Mr. W l i a r d (»> T IIA I SO (2 ) T a lk • T a le n t !4i44 11) Cuba Mlaalla Crlala ( • ) Challanga ( ) o l ( ( ! ) Stonay Uurk* 1:41 (< ) Induatry on Parada ! ( : ! • ( I ) ABC Nawa llapart 1:00 ( ( ) Champ B owling 11 ( ! ) Nawacopa (2 ) Man Into Hpaca ( I ) H arry Haaaaaar Nawa l : t * ( ! ) W lntar Olympic* ( ! ) Matlnaa Thaatar (4 ) Nawalln* 4 :•« ( I ) CIIB O o l f U t i l ( ( ) Thaatar * f tha Star* 11:11 ( ! ) Paler Ouna Ctaaa4a 4:41 ( ! ) Waah. ft-port U:44 ( I ) K arh ol* “ E RIK, TH E CONQUEROR" K E R W IN M A IIIE W 8 — IN COLOR TO D AY A SAT. C liff Richard — Laari Peter* “ SUM MER H O L ID A Y " COMING — SU N. • MON. - TU E S. SCHEDULE OK SHOW'S S U N D A Y N IT E 6:30 * 10:30 MON. & TU E S . 7:00 A 11:00 Technicolor — Cinemascope R I T • F IR S T SAN FO R D SHOW'INO GOOD F A M IL Y E N T E R T A IN M E N T Z Khowa A t 1:06 - 8:11 • 6:16 7:15 - 9:00 A whirlpool of Intrlguo.., adv»ntvro...and tho unoMpoctodl One great big happy CARNIVAL of fun! S TA R TS SUN. C a i y , A u d re y G r a n t H e p b u rn M O N D AY A. M. € :»» ( ! ) Sllmaatlc* l i l t ( ! ) Sunahln* Atmaaaa ( i l l 4) Sunrlaa Almanaa 1:1# ( I ) Sunrlaa Samaitar ( ! ) Fla. lllatory I I I ! ( ! ) Today (<> Operation Alphabet f l i t ( I ) Farm, Mark*# MaPart *>4d ( I ) T a la y ( I ) W a k * Up Movlaa 7:14 ( I ) Mlckla'a On.pel T im * 7:11 ( I ) Nawa A Waathar 1.(0 ( ( ) Cartoonvllla ( I ) Cast. Kaagaroo 1:44 ( ! ) Waatha. aad Maww 1:1# ( » ) Cartonvllla 1:00 ( ! ) Divorce Coart ( 0) KxarcHao 1:11 ( ! ) Oatl H arm Shaw !: ! # (# ' Ilompar lloorn (1 ) Am erica. H illa ry 11:11 I I ) Bay Whan ( I ) L e v * * f Ltla ( I ) Mika W allae* ( f ) Spenlah ! ( : ! ! ( ! ) NBC Nawa 1• :!• ( ! ) Word for Word ( I ) I L ove L a *7 ( I ) December IIrIda 11:11 ( I ) Tha HeCoya I I ) Caaaaalrallan ( I ) Prtea to Bight 111#* ( ! ) P o l* A Gladys ( » ) Tho Object 1* * ( ! ) K lsalag Link* M O N D AY P. U. 11:11 ( ! ) Tsar alan Nawa (!) 11:1# ( I ) 11:14 (»> (I) (I) 11:41 (4 ) 1:00 i t ) (!) (I) III# ( » 7:14 ( ! ) ):#♦ ( I ) (!) (S) 1:41 (t> !:## ( I ) (!) (I) l : i l 12) l i l t (2) l.lo ( ( ) (») l : t t O', (!) O) l:!S ( I I 1:10 ( ! ) !:t l (!) (I) (!) 4:11 ( ! ) 4:1# (1) (I) (!) t:lt (I ) 1:11 ( I I l:tt (I ) 1:11 ( ! ) (!) lilt (!) (() f >44 ( t ) ftn l Impraa Sevan Xaya Marry Haaaaaar Father l u . w t Bast Baarah far T.aaarrai# Truth *r Coaaagaaaaaa (1aiding L igh t upon W indow Magic of Muals News end Waalhar I.affllaa* Focus Aa Tks W orld Tarn* S clen r. Nawallno Id ffllm a Password People W ill T alk Ann Boutharn N1IC News Tha Doctor* A rt L lnklotior Day la Court L o n l l i Toan g To Tall tha Truth (lanaral H ospllal Douglas Kdwarda You Don't Hay Tha Match Qamt Trallmaater Saerat Storm NHC N *w * NIIC N ew * Unci* W alt « Dlacovtry ’l l Amarlaaa Nawaataa* NBC Nawa Checkmate Nawacopa Deputy Dawg Nawacopa Deputy Dawg Waathar cafeteria in the Remlnole Shopping I’ lsza served us • dtlirlous lunehsen In a U rge banquet room at tha front o f the building. Ths meal was hot, plentiful and tasty and If this is an indication o f their regular fa r* you'll *njoy stopping there fo r • meal In their cafeteria. I t waa busy In that section too. Show Harold Mitchell Rollins Speaker W IN T E R P A R K ( U P I ) — British industrbllst Harold Mitchell w ill ba ona « f tho d ig­ nitaries participating in ths 87th Annual Rollins College Animated Magazine her* Fab. 23, ths collage announced to­ day. College president Hugh F. McKean said Mitchall w ill ar- rlv* In Orlando Fab. 82 from his farm horns In Jamaica. Last weak tbs college an­ nounced that Gen. David Sarnoff of tha Radio Corporation o f America and tha National BroadcasUng Company, would appear. The magstlne b so-named because the authors appear and read their articles in per* son. It Is an annual a ffa ir In conjunction w i t h Founders S A N FR AN C ISC O ( U P I ) — Week. Ths P a c ifb Tslsphona and Telegraph Co.'s biggest single job in hbtory w ill taka place this summer a t Ban Francis­ co's Cow Paiac*, seen* o f tbs Republican National Conven­ tion. George M. Dean, a P T A T 2445 French Ava. vies president, says in order Sanford, Fin. to meet ths sonvsntion's com­ munication needs, “ we w ill in­ stall soma 8,000 phones and cable containing *nough wire Ph. 322-9614 to span tha continent 18 thus*." liBVTECHNICOLDR* Open Dolly IS A. M. Except Monday TAP BEER M BAR LIQUOR mnd PACKAGE SALES ON SUNDAY For Yoar Entertainment Sunday I Singing “Willie" That MC From Sanford "BIG BILL" and BIS MUSIC MAKERS S h u ffU a kms S L A V E " ----------- ~ THisoNOfsvmaaisj T »a ■TfCHN/COiOT Steak House Central Florida’s Oldest & Finest CH ICK-N -TREAT Hi-way 17-92 Fern Park CO M PLETE D IN N E R IN A BOX 89 t Large Piece* Golden Brown Chicken French Fries — Cole Slaw — Rolls Take Out or Comfortable Dining Room Curb Service 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. Dally — JIM SPE NCE R ’S — R E S T A U R A N T end C O C K T A IL LO U N G E A L L T H E LOHSTER YOU C A N E A T .... 93.25 C H A R * BROILED PRIM E S TE A K S D A N IS H LOHSTER T A IL S YOUR (sw eet as a nut) R O Y A L RED SH RIM P (a reel delicacy the way w * prepare th e m !. . . they are N O T French F ried !) C O M BINATIO N P L A T T E R (Danish Lobster Tails and Rayal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS CHOICE $2 ’ 5 Ranteed In Melted n u lb e U N D E R T H E U M B R E LLA A V ariety O f F la t Cheese# and M eat*— Free . T o Enjoy While W e Prepare Your Dinner New tSrleania Room a v a lJ a lil^ T v v r ^ n s K n S r ^ private parties no to 89. South French A v*. Sanford Phene F A 8 - M ll CSV* wJe COfttJs CAFETERIAS NOW S E R V IN G T^ctck^J^xd CwteouA&tuice in the Come din* with ns. Enjoy crisp, appetizing a sb d a ... tatty ptae, cake* and cream*.. .tander, datlcious prime meat! and garden !reek vegetable*. . . served In tru|r piaslant surroundings. And remembar, Thursday eight I b "tamiy night" with free daaaerta lor * N . . . and , Saturday night b "steak night" when yon gat a big %-ib. T-Bone steak cooked to your order tor only Seminole Plaza ON U. 8. 17-98 80U TH Lnabban; 0 A ML • A M F. At Mmenr 4:SO • 8.00 P. M. Trad* Winds Cafeterias also located in Orlando, Leesburg, Cocoa A Melbourne FLO R ID A Mb GOOD “The Florida Crackers” ----------------- Freddie's Palace Scene CLUB D IA M O N D SHOWS C O -FE A TU R E — SU N. - 8:13 — M ON. A T U E S . f :18 Entertains N ightly In Tha Lamplighter Lounge Still lova that taka out MrThan there la tha versatili­ vie# offered by thd Whata. ty o f Fern Park's Chick 'N burger. From picking up a Treat. They o ffe r you a hamburger on my way be- beautiful chicken dinner in­ tween errands or a whole din- cluding three big pieces of nor, it ia tha aaslcit and chicken, French fries, eola quickest way to get a meal. slaw and roils. You can take Ju it call them up and place this borne with you, eat It In your order. your car or enjoy it in their * * * comfortable d i n i n g room. I f you are looking for that Curb service b available haven around lunch time, you from H a.m. til 11 p.m. won't find a more convenient • • • place than the Caribe lounge, “ One o f the nicest small a* mnny local person* have rcsUurnnta I ’vs even been aircnily discovered. It ia on* in," waa the comnu t: of a o f the few place* downtown customer about the Cavalier where you can really relax restaurant on ths raceway during your noon hour, get­ road. Lou and Bob Barthlow ting away from the huitle and Are managing tho Cavalier huitle o f builncia life, lie- now and they specialize In aides the quiet atmosphere of steaks and chops at moder­ the Garlhe, it also o ffer* the ate prices . . . ths dinners in­ good food o f Rose and W llkt clude salad and vegetables o f restaurant and fine drink* course, and they are open mixed up by I<ou. A t night, from 11 a.m. til 9 p.m. daily. Jack mixes the drinks and the Tbs IUrthlow'a have been at gam# menu b offered for the Cavalier only a weak but dinner. are planning on having a e e e daily luncheon fsatura soon. Entertainment nightly ii • • • the word at Freddie’* Steak W e know her fam ily will House, the only place around be glad to havs bar horns, offerin g IL Misa Carol Pettibut w a ll miaa seeing Fran at John plays tha piano In tha Sptncsr’a . . . last Saturday Lamplighter Lounge and you' night was bar last at ths can listen while enjoying a restaurant and lounge. Other­ delicious steak or seafood wise, everything b normal, dinner. which means busy, according s e a to Jim. Tried those royal rad In caas you haven't heard, shrimp ths other night . . . there is some wonderful newe they're broiled In butter and from the CnprL Joy is bsckl do taste very much Ilka lob­ As she came out o f retire­ ster. A goed choice fo r sea­ ment fo r the second T third 7 food fans. tims, she asid "don’t laugh." e e * Ijd ld q 't (nyich) because it It For dining In a pleataht good to havs her bark there. E arly American atmosphere, To start things out right she try the Hamilton House in has scheduled the ever popu­ Fern Park. The ala carta din­ lar Populalres at the Capri ners begin at f 1.50 and serv­ fo r a week from tonight, ing times are from 4:80 til playing fo r a Valentina's Day 9:30 every day but Sunday, Sweetheart dance. I t w ill run when they are open from noon between 8 p.m. and 12 mid­ until 9:30. Should be a nice night and reservations can be pises to spend Sunday dinner. made by calling the restau­ Jerry Camp b tha manager rant. Maka plans fo r this at tha Hamilton ITouaa . . . he night right away. took ever after Thanksgiving s e e when Bob and Kathy Hamil­ Discovered a fine new pises fo r group luncheons the other ton went to 8L Petersburg to day as a guest o f a local open a Hamilton Housa res­ wives club. The Trade Winds taurant there. ! Bf j [ ■ yr T A M Phn h STONiY BUKKtl Par A t in t Bean la Horfcla A* Pair brings ji i> 1 :4 1 Carry Out Orders I Mias Carol Pcttijoha DY JUDY T U R N E R Monsoon season is hero again with nil it* wind and rain, so button up your overcoat and head for tho nearest hnven. To name a fow . . . FRIDAY P. M. production In C.V, Whitney's American Series, b • very human, humorous, exciting and dramatic movie giving a memorable nostalgic view ol small town life In the nation's Middle West half a century ago. It is indeed real A m eri­ cana and one leaves tho mo­ vie with a wonderful feeling. Filmed In color by Techni­ color, "T h e Missouri Travele r " Is superbly cast, with Brandon <le Wilde, the wist­ ful hoy star o f "Shane," now a manly fifteen, portraying the runaway orphan about whom tfie story pivots; Lee Marvin, the powerful actor currently the toast o f Holly­ wood because o f hia great performance In "Raintree County" giving another great acting performance as a hardfisted farm er; Gary Merrill, appearing as the editor o f the town's weekly; Paul Ford, tho commanding officer of Ser­ geant Rilko, who plays a lov­ ably humorous role; and the much publicized M ary Hoiford, who makes an auspic­ ious film acting debut as a rich spinster. Fri. Feb. 7, ’64— P a r a 9 HOPPING * :« * (2 ) Nswscopt ( I M I ) Naara. aparu, W ia th ir Tw o first-run showings In Sanford are slated for Sun­ day through Tuesday at the Movlcland Drive-In Theater. Tbe features, both In color, • r e 'T tte Missouri T ra veler", starring Lee Marvin, and •'The S lave," starring Steve Reeves. Tw o color features are slat­ ed for Wednesday and Thurs­ day, Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh In / ‘The Perfect Fur­ lough," and Dean Martin and Lana Turner in ‘ ‘Who's Got the Action?” Triple feature for the qext weekend, Fob. 14-13, will be "T h e Pirates of Blood R iver," with Kerwln Mathews; "M eCllntock,” starring John Wayne and Maureen O’Hara, •nd "T h e Stripper," starring Joanne Woodward. "T h o Missouri Traveler,*’ second major Technicolor Rrralb zs'/ri "ABLE^ W eekend Television P R A C T IC A L JOKE . . . Paul Ford, Billy Bryant and Gary Merrill, exercising their power as councilmen, vote Cal Tinney n committee o f one to handle u ticklish situation in C. V. Whitney's “ The Missouri Traveler." •anfnrh cowboys from all aver the country riding mvgK toagk Mock far Ihi big i AH major rodoo oromh l P A SECOND BIO WEEKI Rodoo Schgdulg Pab. 1 0 - y J O p * r * .ii- 3 M p jB . fob. 1 1 -7 .5 0 pj*. N h. T8-2.OOp.au Peb. II—7JO pa*. Pah. I S —7»30 p j*. Peh. 14— 2(00 paa. Pab. 14 — 7i90 pm . ■MCA BIO CAR AUTO RACKS Pabevery V* 12 ami 11 M ik a N orth O f Sanford * * IT-98 PAUL ------ ED SHE TH E F A IR O F TE N . • • E E E I T A L U W �V HM M O U R ANCESTORS Page 10—F r !. Fe b . 7 , *64 WMATVUAB ALL THAT VBLLINB X M tARP, SA RM 7 > MB e a r MSB DISCHARGE w a s mb TOOK/ Y IU .IN Q ? but w hy . Phone Classified By Dick Turner CARNIVAL* r tm ikv : it w a s pyes ooy ^ 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. First AND ANOTHER O NS IF 'O U WALE* U P IN TH E AAOJZNIN0. DEADLINES STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuts., thru Fri. * 2 P. M. da? before insertion. Mon. • S it. noon. O Q P pi I M EAN T fH £N \O U W AM ELlP IN T H E MOGNING/ 0 1. Lost & Found FOUND. Female hound dog. 322-8667. LOST: Boys Huffy bike, vici­ nity of W. 15th St. Reward. 322-6284. **A eostuma party? Oraat! But what can wa wear?** Jf. Notices - Personal* OUR BO AR D ING Prcperatn. • of Income Tax Returns by farmer agent ol Internal Rcvcnu.* S-c. 2101 S. Park Ave., Pb. F A 2-3878, Ernest Blckncl!. HOUSE . M W W W. TM U , M N P > 7 NIX,M AJOR,1! i ' u rH icorviK f I Love to J SHAVE M V * CUSTOM ERS. IT IN S P IR E S — KA X-KA PFf— t JUST HeMSMBEHIVO, BUCK, WAT rV B ACCEPTED AN INWrARON 1& 6 P EN D A FEW OAV6 WITH a b u s in e s s a c q u a in t a n c e a t -------— • >~-BR,AW—- / Mis----------------------LOOSE/ PERHAPS SMI COULD FRAMB SOME SU4TABLB STORY TO EXPLAIN T H a A U 4 H A P r ^ T = ^ r '-------------S T S * M L ) — «- W H E N I'M SH AVIN G I PECU A S T M O U C II ----, |'M S C U L P T IN G T H U VENUS W P E M ILO I MOPE VOtTLL STOP DCPORE VOU COME TO S THE ARMS/ T “You war* right about Jimmy gattlnjf around, Dadl Dad Espaelally whan H eomaa to paying for anything!** nzzY DUST PRO BLEM ? C ALL your Rainbow dealer 322-6511, 4 to 10 p. m. By Kate Osann — FALLS.' V 0 INCOME T A X SERVICE 0. 51. Harrisons 1311 Palmetto 322-8827 322-7041 IT AO 0£ SANFORD VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE. P a rti and aupplles for all makea in­ cluding: Electrolux. N ew and rebuilt cleanera aold. No homo aervica *eall charge Phone F A 2-2282, 2555 Park Dr. - ftOMte s e r v in g a ) w ha BRO ADW AY FLO P / T H E V P W N E R .O A D / J T D o e s OUT OUR WEfeE- HAVING A BIG TU R KEY/ WEIL,Tb USE A SHOW-BIZ *TfeWA**»* . Vacuum Cleaner Repalra, parti; Electrolux, Kirby, RexAlr, AlrW ay, GE. etc. Cleaner* sold, ex­ changed. Free Pick-up, 11M Park Ave., Sanford, Phona FA 2-4705. W AY 6. F o r K e n t CLEAN, 4-Rm. 611 Park. Furn. Apt. 500 Park Ave. FU RN . A p t 2300 Mellonville, M R6O TA W E / r TH A T M AN! ►H E A L W A Y S F O R G E T S M'l B IR T H O A Y r A L W A Y srr ►W H A T D O YO U M EA N , .•A L W A Y S * * 2 DR House. Clean k closa in. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. NOW B E H O N E S T ! H O W O F T E N DO 1 FO R G ET TO U R X B IR T H D A Y S • nukxu.ta.TMs*atfttaa. 2-7 •Wall, thara’a still ona thing you oan gat for a nlckal: ftra pantileel" SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith A P T . <30 A up. Surplua City. 3 HR. house, kit. equipped. Good location. Ph. 322-5594. FU RN. apta. Pleasant living Park apts. F A 2-6507. FURN., 2 Apta. <55 mo. ca. Water, lighta furn. 107 Lo­ cust Ave., 322-3860. L A K E Cottage, furn. 323-6106. Furn. ApL Close In. Apt. 4. $35 11a. 407V* W. 1st. S S s t'lit* ,* g )\ < Rm. furn. garage apt. Eleo. St water furs. 322-1305. ^ JM U JC H A 1 IM BfUNOiMG OOP POING WITH J SACK TO KEEP YOU WAT TIME- f FJWM GETTING INTO MACHINE? 1 SOMETHING YOU .1 CANTHANPLEi .J MOW WHAT? SHORT RIBS YEAH, 60 I S EE! \ OH, ITS NOTHING YOUV* LOST OOP, 11 CAN’T CLEAR S HAVEN'T TOUT ) UP IN A FEW MOMCNia.j 1 H ^ HOPE/ 2 BR. House, klL cquipt, <70. F A t-4536. I MV ANOTHER SAID 1HAT AU.NDUN3 P£0PU SHOUD HAVE SOMESORT* GOK B E D R O O M unfurnished bouse, kitchen equipped, 322-9651. LA K E M A R Y. 1 large BR. duplex apt., furn. Really nice. Adults, no pets. <65. Call F A 2-3930. Small House. F A 2-2S18. Adult*. 0 Phona 2 BR. Furn. Apt. 322-0641. lSSI 1 OUT ALL SURE IT WttSftfi TM SURB XT \S O THAT WMMT HIM IH T * NOfPITALl! THATS WHV HB \ HOPED ME pu t rr DAD / TMtU MB tUM HAVB FLSP WHBW THE / A POLICE Kk.ORP. TU SANPAdES WERE V EEC IP HIS MURESCAN’T REMOYSOl TO AVOIDV IpENTIpy HIM M OUR M BXPOSET HIMl A T mow #M0r#l ^ Small, clean, F A 2-0702. w n n w i * \Hk7<inPT» THE MAN! rM ) LON HAVOC, k QUITS S U U I Jn HO tSCAPKO FROM RAIfOW >\ V LAST M ffK I 'Audray, you’va got that look In your ayt! What did vokmtoar for THia tim ar Day ot School 4VM 1 — la tLaa • Schoolyard bpfann U C oew tU * U Nww ELM ER EATfDINNEC AT fIX - F IP T fIN l |F ! enroll (Btkj b S eJ S m l* a iw it ijf lr t a a Ro m pom Furn. 3-room apt. <30. Adulta. Ph. 322-9480. SONon SiS b ssra a rssssr " COZY 2 bedroom upper apart­ ment, furnished, <55. Large 4 bedroom lakefront homo with private beach, unfurn­ ished, <100. Other choice rentals. Ball - Blair Agency 3rd 4 Park Ave. Phone 322-5641 2 BR., kit. equipped, <75 mo. F A 2-3685. iS S jiS iffSSSfnSb^ Adult*. Nicely furn. duplex. 1201 Elm, inquire at 119 Elm. Phone N 08-5287. 1D6CTHER. BUGS B U N N Y apt Furn., clean, 2 BR. house. Pb. 322-2097 or 322-3750. s— UNFURN1SUED bouse. Phona 322-5185. "as? STENSTRO M RENTALS •lIN uhtUM of 2 3 2 3 BR. Near NAS ............< 75 BR in Dreamwold Sec. < 90 BR on Mellonville, nice <105 BR, 2 baths, Loch Arbor .................................... <125 We presently have two out­ standing 4 BR, 2 bath homes, one centrally airconditioned, Lease only <165 &ODm £>OOa < BOO m t>qq B O O M If you are an owner and want fast Rental Service for your home, call our office today. Rental and property man­ agement Service is o m o f our specialties. Stenstrom R ealty Rea! Estate — Mortgage* 2545 P u t Dr. 33-2420 o �w 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 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen X. Orlando. No qualifying, no SUNLAND ESTATES. TRAN S­ equipped, L ik e privilege* FER R E D . W ill eacrifice down payment, to purchase near A ir D u e. F A 2-4736 $1900 equity far $300. Take this exceptional 3 BR. > after 5:30. over FH A mortgage at bath home. Must see to ap991.76 mo., I Bedroom, lg. predate. Call 322-6369 after 2 BR bouie, kit. equipped. |73 Uv. rm „ beautifully land5:30 p. m. F A 2-5303. aeaped. H U R R Y ! 823-2745. LM N ENTERPRISES, Inc. R E N T A BED Has Customised Hamea in 2 BR. Home, Stuay, l t t Rol'awir, Hospital k Baby Baths, large Fam ily Rm. In So. Longwood for Immediate Beds. good neighborhood; lnclud occupancy. Down payment By Day, Week, or Month Lag steve, refrig., room slrof $650 and up. Ph. FA 2-5111 110 W. l i t St. coadltioner, washing n a LMN ENTERPRISES, toe. CARRO LL’S FU R N IT U R E chine A rugs. Realty ter 802 Highland Ave. rifle buyi Monthly pay­ Ph. 838 3911 or 322-2744 FURN. APT. FA 2-2800. ments $83.50. LO R M AN R E A L T Y W E L A K A APAR TM E N TS: K1NGSWOOD BUILDERS, Hlway 17-92 Room* private baths, 114 Inc. Casselberry, Fla. W. First St. F A 2-8074 Now has FOUR new homes 2 BR Unfurn. house. Nothing for sale In South Longwood. LONGWOOD — $6,995. Terms fancy, but cheap rent. Ph. 13 rooms, 3 baths— made These homes are being con FA 2-3210. into 3 apts. 2 rented, move atructed by In the other. Good condi­ LM N ENTERPRISES, 4 BR., 2 Bath ........ $145 mo. tion. Lot 100 x 100. See Inc. 2 BR., 1 Bath . . . . $ 70 Mo. evenings after 5. 133 Bay S k 4 Bedroom, 2 Baths, Dou Ave. 1 block from builneee. ble Carportes or Garage, F A 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha air-conditioning. 8lft •tsfnrb frralb SW EETIE PIE Fri. Feb. 7, ’64—Page 11 27. Special Services By Nadine Seltzer AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Carpets A la Carte COME! LO O K! LOW DOWN PAYM EN TS 3 BR., l t i bath. 2415 Chase New Concrete block home Select Neighborhood Ave. Available Feb. S. Ph with laka rights. 3 BR, S 322-5609. baths, fam ily room, large Two story frame, 3 bedroom kitchen, 9 utility rooms. 2 bath. Needs work. Wonder 9. For S a le or Rem Over 2100 aq. f t Make of­ ful opportunity for good fer on price k terms. handyman or carpenter. CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON $7,500. Bevier Road. Call LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s "She sure needs that baby-efttlng fee! The way she FA 2-2060. 322-1597. went through our tee box she must have been F A 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha STARVING!" 2 BR., e. b. home, at 2704 10. Wanted to Rent MagnolU Ave., near Pine- I F YO U W A N T ACTIO N DO YO U H A V E LIST YO UR HOME OR crest School. Terms. Phone 16. Female Help Wasted 27. Special Services A HOUSE OR A P T . ACREAG E W ITH US. 322-3377. TO RENT? PIA N O SVC. k TUNING OUK BUSINESS IS SELLING APPLIC ATIO N S now accepted for Soack Bar Personnel— ACREAG E Rebuilding • Kcfelting We are in desperate need of Apply in Person at Movierentals. 2 and 3 bedroom, 10 Acres adjoining City Llm iU FR E E E STIM ATES only $9950.00, with 10% land Drive-In Theater. See furnished or unfurnished. GENE C U M B AA down, balance monthly. Mr. Prince—No Phone calls 322-2661 — A fter 12 p. m. H. W. (Buddy) Rawls A s m . Please. LOTS 322-7174 111 N. Park Ave Tractor mowing k Grading. TH E T IM E TESTED FIR M 9 large loU near high school Call F A 2-7621. with 240 feet paving, only 4 BR, 2 baths, centrally b ait­ SALESLADY, Drug Store ex­ i l l N. Paris A ve F A 2-6123 perience preferred. Roumiled k ilr-cond. Fenced back $6500.00, with 10% down, HEATING We Need Clean Rental List­ 1st k Anderson, Walgreen yd. Water Mftenar k land Balance monthly. SERVICING - TESTING ings, furnished or unfurnlsh Agency. scaped. F A 2-0611. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S ed, Clients are waiting. Lewis Sales A Service TW O 4 BR HOMES B E AU TICIAN Wanted. Call 2517 C. C. Road Realtor FA 2-7928 E V E R E TT A. H A R P E R One for Immediate occupancy, FA 2-5742, Evenings Raymond Lundqulst, Asso. AG ENCY, Realtor, Insuror FA 2-3951 Atlantic B ia k Bldg. 802 Highland Ave., Long W ELLS GRILLED, TUMPS, F A 2-2455. F1IA-VA sales broker. 2465 wood, i Mi. S. on 17-92, near S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS 6. Park Ave. F A 2-2284, TO SETTLE ESTATE. 3 BR. 17. Mole Http Wasted Longwood Plasa. Ail Types and Sitea house, Beardall Ave., fruit F A 2-2285. LM N ENTERPRISES, Wo Repair and Scrvico M AN W AN TE D to manage trees and garden. F A 2-5303. S T I N E Inc. 12. Real Eatate For Sale and operate a retail Wat­ Ph. 836-3911 — 322-2744 Machinery and Supply Co. BY OWNER, 3 bedroom, l t t kins Route is this area. G R E E N B R IA R 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 bath borne. One bedroom Would consider lady 40 to Cholee lota available in has separata entrance, can 60 years old.) Earning! o f Greenbrier o f Loch Arbor be rented fo r Income. W ill $125. per week from the overlooking g o lf course. Property Management Dade for smaller place. very beginning. For person­ An engineering feat, combin­ Custom building to your & Sales Broker ed with proven cleaning Shown by appointment Call al interview la your home, specifications. Greonbrlar compounds provides you F A 2-9846. write Mr. McGarlty, P . O. developed by with an extremely efficient Box 627 Wllllstoa, Florida. 1500 Down, C ent heat k airKINOSW OOD milhod .o f malalainlne a O ffers fo r your selection cond., fenced yard, water B U ILD ERS, IN C . neat, attractive home or 18. Help Wasted these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 softener optional, 4 BR, 2 202 Fairmont Dr. commercial building. Call Bedroom baths. F A 2-0611. Colored Motor Route Carrier F A 2-8074 322-48(3 for further infor­ for afternoon paper route. mation about bow you can L M N E N TE R PR ISE S W EEKEND cottage, Lemon Must bave References and 8AVE TH E JE T S P R A Y Now h u Sale* Representa­ Bluff, furnished. 322-3651. dependable car. Write Cir­ WAY1 tives at Crystal Lake Park, culation D ep t P . O. Box YENTSCH M AINTENANCE L A K E F R O N T lot, Lake Mary W. on 25th St., to Lake 1657, Sanford. Service A Supplies area. F A 2-0184. Mary Blvd., left on Blvd. to 2563 South Park Dr. Lake Mary Fire Station, 19. Siloatioms Wasted Lake Mary, older home plus right to Sales Office. 4 Addition*. Remodeling. Re­ fura. apt., corner location. IRONING o r BABYSITTING houses under construction. pairs. Cabinets. Formica 110,500, other lots optional. P A 2-7047 One 4 Bedroom ready for tope. Licensed. Mel Robin­ Widow must sell. FA 2 4962. occupancy. As low as $350 son. 636*156. A N Y KIND part time work Down sod $64 a month. THE IMPOSSIBLE from 4 to 12 p. m. Cal’ Ron I f you want people to pay Ph. 836-3911 or 322-2744 HAS H A PPE N E D ! To make the best b o s s Friday. 223-6614. attention to your bualnesi, DeLuxe 4 BR, 2 Bath Home buy, set the 2 BR., fraraa home, $6,$00., on % Aero In one of San­ Housework k Iron lag. 322-7966. caR F A 2-5612 and aak the furnished, 2206 Palmetto. Herald Staff about so o m at­ ford's finest neighborhoods. Florida licensed Prsotlcal tention getting ads T h li 123,000 property can Nurse wants private duty, be bought for 1350 Down M A Y F A IR . I Bedroom day or ni*rt. F A 2-7666. and $127 a month. 1 Bath home. Has din­ Payton Realty John Sauls, Realtor St. Johns Realty V A - FH A JET SPRAY Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 SO U T H W A R D Investment k Realty 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 F H A - V A HOMES 2, t, k 4 BEDROOMS 1, lH , k 2 BATHS DOWN PAYM E N TS FROM $100 Low Monthly Payments For Comploto Information Sea Or Call Your FHA - V A SALE S BROKER Stenstrom Realty 2565 Park Dr. ing room k large FU . room with entrance from kitchen. Only $12,500 w i t h $1,350 dawn. ALSO 3 Bed­ room, I Bath Execu­ tive Home, with darl­ ing utility room. Un­ der 130,000. H ow About THIS? Large well-kept I Bedroom borne, eloec to H i^t School, at the unbe­ lievable price of $6,900. Some terms. Or W IL L TR A D E lo r home in county. Can 222-4061, Stamper Agency, 17-62 at Country Club Bd. Jim Hunt Realty Office Night FA PA l- llli 322-6524. 20. Babysitters W ill c a n lor child, k a y borne, by week. A lteaou te Springe area. 686 6156._____ Low Moothly Paymeafa For Complete Information Sea Or Cell Your John Sauls, Realtor Payton Realty FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha H. W. (Buddy) Rawls, A m o . CHOICE R IV E R FR O N T 322-7174 111 N . Park Ave. Spacious I BR Ranch style Wekiva Riverfront home, BEST BUY OF Y E A R ! ! ! situated on 250 ft. uf im ­ proved property, with 400 N ew 3 BR. 2 Bath, Air-con­ ft of depth. P R I C E D ditioned. No Money Down! RIGHT at $25,000. Terms No Closing Costs! All you ran be arranged for quali­ need Is good credit ami fied buyer. We have the Qualify for F.H.A. Mort­ Key! gage. Call Builder. A L STOLTE-638 5059 3 BR.. 1 Bath, Kltcbeu equip., fenced yard 3908 Old Or­ lando ltd., Supland. Seminole Realty 1901 I . p«rk Ave. FA 3-6223 anytime Owners! 1963 Corvair Monza r/ Feb. 15th Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop 118 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 883-0634 self service laundry end dry cleaning center, complete YOUNG'S E LECTRIC SVC. Cootr-cting k Repairs installation by factory train­ k Cuo tro!« ed experts. We promote F A 2-8003 your grand opening, have 114 Sunset Bank Financing on bal­ 26. Plumbing Services ance. and offer continued assistance. Big commercial PLUM BING giant load 20 lb. wasbera Contracting Repairs that get the buslneis and F R E E ESTIM ATES R. L. H A R V E Y simplify dry cleaning, that FA 2-8383 will make you more money. 204 Sanford Ave. You can make over too per 26. Radio * Television cent on your investment. Act now. Call Ralph Ilae*- TV SERVICE call Coy'# TV ly, 236-0271 Tampa, Bus. F A 3*661. AH Peru aud Hrs.. or write me c/o Kola labor guaranteed for 90 Kieen, 4212 Florida Ave., deys. Serving Seminole Co. Tampa. t A DeHary, A ll OpvratloM Pina New Parte 2 WEEKS O N LY ft Cylinder Cor* Cant Old Town 16 ft. boat, Evlnrude motor, trailer, $700. F A 2-5962. Gateway T o The Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer $04-6* E. 1st Ph. F A 2*961 14 Ft. Barbour Boat, Fiber* glass Bottom k Trailer. Cheap. 819 Rosalie Dr. 16 FT. Cruiser, 25 hp. Evlnrude, equipped, trailer, $500. 668-5550. 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 1962 HONDA Dream, like new. Bowman Trailer Park, llw y. 17-92, 2 ml. S. DeBary. 39. Trailers - Cabanas BUS Trailer, 1949 model, sleeps 4, completely equip­ ped. Bowman Trailer Park. Hwy. 17-92, 2 mb S. De­ nary. 10 x 50 Trailer on zoned lo t Will trade for smaller trail­ er. Will finance. 1530 Oalc Lane, Casselberry Trlr. Pk. LOOK DOWN foi the finest used mis in town 62 Buick Invicta 4 Door Hardtop. Baft Beige Color With Air Conditioning, Power Steering and Brake* White Walla. S PE C IA L AT 2495 * v *• 62 Buick LeSabre I Door Sedan. Air Condition­ ing, Tool Spot less W hite o»d Very Appealing. GOING AT 2395 dismphiii m Ph. 322-1481 Falcon Futura S t a n d a r d transmission, heater and elr conditioned. A low mileage clean car that le e pleasure to drive. 1595 1960 Renault CV-4 l-Door sedan, with all vinyl interior, a clean body and new tires. Very nice fo r only . . . . H O LLE R MOTOR SALES tad. * Palmetto, 812*331 2597 Park 291 W. lit . It. Pk. 182*331 62 Buick LeSabre d Door Sedan. Beautiful Blue With Air Ceoditioalag. Exceptional Value At 2395 62 Ambassador Cuatom Station Wagon 495 Strickland-Morrison, Inc. tel St. & Sanford Ave. 1962 m Install FoMoCo Genuine Points and Condenser Clean and Adjust Spark Plugs Check Ignition System & Reset Timing Adjust Carburator Check Fuel System Clean Fuel Pump Bowl Check Fan Belt Tension Road Test Car • Cylinder I-Speed transmission ra­ dio end heater. A low mileago car that le clesa throughout and very alee. 2195 ITUNP SPECIAL! 24. Elect lies] Services $7,000 Attention 37. Boat* • Motors MOTORS INC. Our Budget Wave 6M6 thn LOCH ARBOR- Home. EASY TERMS. ECONOMY BUYERS! 11. Beauty SALE S BROKER R E A L O P P O R TU N ITY .. 3 BR., frame. C u b or car Owner leaving area. So. San­ Harriett'* Beauty Nook considered cm down pay­ ford Ava. 4k M iller ltd., S ments. 1715 W. 2nd St. ml. to Base. Duplex with 111 N. Park Ave. 322-7174 Eve Appt'a. 8 Sr. Beauticians 106 So. Oak P A 2-5742 (Low monthly payments. extra lo t Phone 295-0762. BR., central heat aad air 1715 W. 2nd St. 2 BEDROOM F ra m e . Home condition, kit. equipped. 22. Build - Paist . Repair on State llw y. Close to echoois. Not in e Do your Spring Painting nowl $4,100 project. $14,100. Tarma. Ph. I BP., 2 baths, large open Call Cal Jardine 323-1507— LA K E LOT, 100 x 400 f A 2 2320. fireplace, open beam living Free estimates. On Paved Road room and dining room, Fla. 15 BunlncM Opportunity $4,000 For Your Painting k W all­ room, den or 4th BR. Dou­ CO UNTRY HOME papering needs cell Clar EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE ble garage, Large lot. On ence L, Wynn, FA 2-4604 for PU B LIX SHOPPING the water and on the Eighth 3 BR. Frame Home, Wood NEW Floori, Outside patio, barFree Estimate. Fairway of the Mayfair Inn C EN TER IN SANFORD. Ultra modern coin operated Golf Course. A Custom Built becue, and fruit trees. John Sauls, Realtor These Are The BEST CARS COLORED lady del ires regu­ lar job or days work, Pk. 2, 2, k 4 BEDROOMS 1, m , * 3 BATHS DOWN PA YM E N TS PROM 1100 SAYSs F A 3-2RT4. F H A HOMES I safa r i. Via. FHA 322-2420 Child Cars W IL L K E E P CU M res lor Working Mother la a y home in Lake Mary area. Phooe 823-0924. MM Park Dr. 34. Article* For Sale Carpet Special! Payton Realty V A - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker 34. Articles For Sale Philco Auto Magic washer, GUNS. New A Used. Large Plano Tuning and Repair excellent condition, $50. Ph. W L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 selection. Will trade, Alto F A 2*986. repair. Tackle sold k re­ 29. Autom obile Service paired Osteen Bridge Fish FANTASTIC AN N IVERSARY Camp k Gun Shop. SALE SPECIALS! Surplus COHEN RADIATOR SHOP City, 201 W. l i t St. Free Inspection, estimates, Used F reeier, cheat type. A l­ so several used washers, pickup, deliver)'- Recoring k repair* discounted. all completely recondition­ LIM IT E D TIM E I I I 2UVt E. 3rd. 322-3443 ed. 90 Jay warranty. Dick’s Mac haa THROWN A W A Y the Appliance Service, 310 S. Auto Glass, Tape Percentage Book. Sanford. 822-7658. A Seat Covers Buy your Carpet or Rugs at Dealer COST plus $1 per R E N T Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only yard. $1 per day. Carroll's Furn­ A L L F IR S T Q U A L IT Y iture. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 TOP R ATE D M ILLS 4 L L WORK GUARANTEED Call us for a showing of these T r e a d l e sewing machine, fine Carpets In your home. makes perfect stitch, ex. Nylon, Acriian, All Wool, cond. for old machine, $20. etc. Hundreds to chooso 322-3930. from. TERM S! Up to two Scnkarik Glass and Paint 3 Rooms furniture. Reason­ years to Pay! Company able. F A 2-5455. 210 MagnolU Ph. FA 2-4622 W HITE Dinner Jacket Phone 1109 E. Colonial Dr. SI. Poultry - Livestock 322 0529. Orlando, Fla. 241-6194 Collect or Registered m o d e l Quarter Refrigerator and washer, good Leroy C. MacTnvirii, Owner Horse, 9 yrs old. solid black. cond. $100 for both. Phone F A 2*545 after 6 p.m. TH 8-7314 Longwood, For experienced rider. Ph. F A 2*665. R E A D Y M IX Concrete, win­ 33. Articles Wanted dow sills, lintels, steps, 32. Flowers • Shrubs blocks, sand, cement, rock, W ANTED! Cltrua fruit. Large pipe, steel, p e a s e trips, or small amounts. Bonded BLOOM ING Roses on Chero­ Fruit Buyer. Ph. Lee Mans­ dry wells, stepping stones. kee stock. A ll other kinds field. F A 2-4244. Miracle Concreto Co. o f Nursery shrubbery and 309 Elra Ave. F A 2-6761 trees. 36. Automobnm • Trucks Gray Shadows Nursery CLOSE-OUT BUYING A NEW « r 23" Console TV. $188 88 with 5 Ml. S. on Sanford Ave, USED CAR? Trade. Reg. List Price FINANCE IT WITH US BULBS $259.93. Only 2 left. * Low Interest R ites Exotic Glorlosa, FIRESTONE STORES ♦ Low Monthly Paymeate Roth Chlidlana Cor. 1st k French FLORIDA STATE BANK (The Climbing L ily) 2 Y r. old bedroom suite In AU sire Tubers for Sale '58 Plymouth VS wugon. auto, storage, like new. $100. Call Hidden Light Corp. Nursery air, radio. $395. 322-2296 a l­ 322-8857. Lake Mary Blvd. Ph. 322-8721 ter 3. Refrigerator A Range, both 33. Furniture 1954 Packard 4-dr. sedan, R for $50. 322-1873. A H, aulo. trans., power For the biggest selection of brakea. Runs good. Needs B IL L ’S BARGAIN BARN nearly new and used furni­ new tag and it's ready to 1300 Grapcvllle Ave. ture, see Noil’s Furniture go. First $90 cash or beat At Railroad Tracks Brokerage in Casselberry offer. 163 Pinccrest. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. You Name Itl Wild Dill will try to find lit Open 6H '59 Ford, A -l condition. $895. Used furniture, appliances, days a week. 215 Woodmcre. tooU, etc. Bought • Sold, te rry 's Mart 215 Sanford SM ALL PHILCO Refrigera­ 1953 Hulck Super Rivcria. tor. Very good condition. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4152. Good cond. l i t $150 takes it. $30. 2300 Sanford A v«. See at Clayton's Store, 1712 Sell Ui Your Furniture. S. W. Rd. Ph. 822-9736. W EEK END SPECIALt Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING Automatic Washing Machine, Philco Ilendix, 4-Cycle with POST. FA 2-0677. watcr-aavor. Mfgs, L i s t WANTED reliable eoupi# to Price $239.93. Friday k Sat. Uka up monthly payments O NLY $176.88 with trade. o f $11.50 ca 8 complete FIRESTONE BTORE rooms of furniture. Call Cor. 1st k French T K 6-1811, Caiaslborry, colSINGER DROP-IN BOBBIN I ccl Like new, Zlg Zags, makes buttonholes, aews on but­ FREE ESTIM ATE Upholstering A Mattreia ren­ tons. Bal. $81, Assume pay­ ments of $6 monthly. Buy ovating. New k Used Furni­ locally k be serviced local ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ly. 104 S. Park, 322-9411. Co., at 706 Colcry Ave. FA 3-2117. SINGER FEATH ERW EIG H T Lika new condition, with 34. Article# For Bala table, buttonhole attach­ SINGER SLANT-O-MATIC ment. Pay 10% Down k $3 Would like responsible party monthly. Ph. 322-9411. to take up payments o f $10 monthly on 1963 Slant-O- 2 Blond bookcases, 1 wrought iron sewing table, 1 pro­ Matic Automatic Zlg Zag For The fessional hair dryer. Very Sewing Machine in Console. reasonable. Call FA 2-2455 Balance $161, Servlco Dis­ evenings, or F A 2*743 days. count Co. 322-7468, anytime. 122*861 Fewer Steering tad B ra k e* Automatic Transmission, Ita. dlo. Heater, White W ell Tires, Individual Reclining Beats. Almost New In Appearance! SPECIAL AT 1595 OTHER LATE MODELS IN STOCKt Lowest Finance Rataat fof the llilt’ bl Ul>eil l .l. i III tuwn LOOK UP �fEh'f ^stifarli IffraiA r«g«* 12—Fri. Feb. 7. 'fil Casselberry Church To Hear Missionary ny Jane Casselberry Rev. Elmer Kilbournc, misslonsry who recently ha* re­ lumed from Korea, will speak at a 7.30 p. m. aery-ice next Wednesday at Uie Ca»*elberry Community Methodist Church and will *how colored tilde* of Korea. The program will follow a fellowship supper at 0:30 p.m. The public i i invited. All familics attending the supper are requested to bring a covered dish and their own table ser­ vice. Hev. Kilbouroe, a third gen­ eration missionary, is the grandson o f Ernest A. Kilbourac who with diaries E. Cowman pioneered the work o f the Oriental Missionary So­ ciety in the Far East. He speaks from years of personal involvement in the reconstruction of Korea through tiie post war relief and welfare program, lie has directed the rebuilding of dozens of war devastated churches and has organized large scale distribution of food and clothing. lie has successfully launch­ ed a large number of wel­ fare institutions such as or­ phanages, widows homes, babies homes and leprosariums which have subsequently been administered by Korean national pastors and laymen. KATHY KC Council Sets Donee A combined pre-I.entcn and Valentine dance will he held by Saint Richard Council 3357, Knights of Columbus, from 8 p.m. until midnight Saturday at the Council Hall, 2.704 Oak Avenue, Sanford. Music will he by tha Jukester* under direction o f Lou Huddleston, leader. Dress is optional. A ll membera and their gueita ara Invited to attend. Refrrshmenta will be served. Welcome Wagon Council Holds Installation For Officers Ily Jane Casselberry The Central Florida Council o f Welcome Wagon Cluba held an Installation of officers last week at a luncheon In the T ree Top Room of the Lang­ ford Hotel In Winter Park. Representing tlw S o u t h Seminole Welcome Wagon Club were Mrs. Sandy LaPoma, Mrs. Lucille Crowell, Mrs. Hilda Pcttinati and hos­ tess Nora Norris. Mra. Judy Hurlburt, chair­ man of tho Orange Seminole supervisors, gave a greeting to those present and Mra. Connie Mustard, president of the Winter Park Welcome Wa­ gon, gave the welcome ad­ dress. The Invocation was giv­ en by Mra. Kemp Williams, president of tlio Maittand club. Philip Gablcr, executive se­ crotary of the Winter Park Clum ber of Commerce, spoke to tho group. A short skit, “ Two Women and a Tele­ phone,” was presented by Die drama group or the Winter Park Club and was Introduc­ ed by Mrs. Evelyn Duclos, president of Die Orlando Play­ ers. Installing officer, Mrs. Mar­ garet Cann, WW area ropreeentatlve, conducted an un­ usual Inatallation ceremony in verae and presented each new officer with a plastic key. New officers included Mrs. Legal Notice ifo n r n ■ t .s t i : o k ok k i .o m s u it to its 7*118 M. I'Ol.VK.YIIArTf, whim* |> V irgin ia ll«srh, Virginia, ami whnir mailing a.lilrru. U Poat orrira llnx -ftj, V irgin ia Ilesrh, Virginia: A atilt having barn filed • galnat r»u In Mia Circuit Court In an<1 for g»mlmtla County, KlorMa, In t'hanoary, (o r dlvtirca, tha alihrcvlatrl Mile of which la K lm .r Cl. Cot. van Inch, plaintiff, v. !,ol« St. Culvrnhaeh, defendant, thla nntlca la to reuulra yon to file with tho Clerk of aald Court »n u r written ilefenaea. If any. to tlie pliilutlf f‘« complaint filed |t| aald enuar, and In » » r v e a copy on Ihe plalntlffa atiorneye tint later than thr loth day of March, A. I> ISM llaratn fall not or a decree pro cotifeean w ill ha entered agalnat you. W1TXKHH my hand and tha • enl of anld Court at Hanford, Florida, thla 4lh day o f Feb ruary, A. D. t**4. ( 8 I2A L I Arthur II Ilackwlth, Jr Clark of tha Circuit Court llyi Martha T. Vlhlan Meputy Clerk HUTCH 181 IN A \ l» l . l i m . U R lU w s n l. llu lilting 1*0*1 O ffice l»ra w «r II (Milford, Florida Attornaya for I'la ln tlff Puhllah Kab. T, 14, >1. Zl. 1»*4. c r »n -J 4. Muriel Rucher, Winter Park, president; Mrs. Clara Ed­ monds, Orlando, first vice president; Mra. Ruthie Ross, Ocala, second vico president; Mra. Nancy Telley, Orlando, recording secretary; Mr*. Pauline Alonzo, Winter Ha­ ven, treasurer; Mr*. Connie Mustard, Winter Park, orresponding secretary ami Mrs. Mary Ann Miles, South Seminole, historian ami pub­ licity. LKItALD IN K I’ ltlSCILl.A HAIL DAHLKNK New Building Ready For Use Heart Queen Coronation Set At Baptist Bible Institute Thiid annual roller ing show, Showboat and the Use o f n new, nir conditioned building for summer school nt the Huptixt llilile Institute at (irnrevillo Ims been annnuneeil by James K. Souther­ land, president. The summer session is scheduled May 23 through July 3 with rlnsses on Moudny afternoon gnd itiiimIngn, Tuesday through Friday. .Southerland hlso announced that tho summer classes will include n course In speed rend­ ing for the first time and that rules nguinst enrolling college graduates during s u m m e r school will he relaxed. New classrooms should hu ready fo r use by Marrh I, weather permitting. A new ad­ ministration building will be started at that time. Tito speed rending course to Imi taught by Professor Martin V. McKinster also will lie o f­ fered during the tegular ses­ sion in September. llnptist Hibln Institute does of the Heart nut nrrept college graduates Fund Queen will In; held hy although it offers seminary- Mclodcn Skating Itink nn type subjects. However, nt the Sunday, March 1. Contestant* and their requests o f pastors sod others in the s e n who desire refresh­ sponsors are Kathy Muller, er courses, rules arc luting 10- Candy Stripers; (inil Cole­ Future Homemakers; Inxcd for the summer, South­ man, I'riM-illn Mitchell, Town o f erland said. Students enrolling regularly Altamonte Springs; Gerald­ may earn six semester hour*. ine Page, DeMnry Chamber Any threo subject* may he of Commerce; Dnrleno Rob­ Monroe Homo taken from a list including (lid erts, Lake Testament Intensive, N c w Demonstration Club; Mettitm Melodeo Dance and Testament Intensive, Theol­ Vale, ogy, It I h I i c a I Homiletics, Figuro Club, and Melanie Church History, Music Appre­ Williums, Luke Mury Cham­ ciation, Choral Litcrnturn and ber o f Commerce. Tho contestants are each Speed Rending. Catholic Circle Elects Officers My Mona Grinstead their [H er account was $271.70. Members o f the North OrFund raising events so far account! from friends and Lady's Catholic this week hnvo included a lando Oor relatives. (Their collection* Mrs. Helen skating putty hy Darlene Circle elected have nothing to do with the Robert's church group ami Meant n* chairman for the Heart Sunday Collection. In a hake rale sponsored hy lloi next six-month period at a fact, these girls have been Future Homemaker* f o r i meeting o f the group held instructed to do nothing to Gull Coleman's account. |Wednesday night at the home Interfere with Heart Sun­ •>f Mrs. Shirley Corkltill on day.) Ih e girl with the most i l.nmbnrdy Road. votes (pennies) will he fit her officers named were Robert Mradford Jr., son crowned queen nt the climax Mrs. Mary Harter, sveretnry of Mr. and Mrs. S. Mradford o f thu skating show- hy Miss and Mrs. Rosemary Grove, n* Altamonte Springs, has Linda I.ey, lOO.Ts Heart made the first semester honor treasurer. Wednesday night's meet­ Fund Queen. roll at Howcy Academy, a In 1IW.1 the Show- und distinction earned for main­ ing was conducted hy Mrs. coronation collected $723,115 taining a grade level of 83 Hilda Sommer, outgoing chair­ for the Fund with Linda or better. Rolicrt has been man. Tentative plans were baling $233.dl in her ac­ accepted at Stetson University ntatie for a Fashion Show tv count. In HNi2 $773.11 was for the fall term and later he held nt a Inter dntc In the collected and Miss Shealti will transfer to Harvard Law sociul hall o f tlie Church of the Nativity. Rest was crowned queen. School. skat­ collecting coronation MKLAN1K IIK T T IN A pennies for O n H o n o r R o ll Refreshments of sweet roll* sttd coffee were served hy the hostess at tho close of the meeting. Plans for the six-months |program and installation of ! officers will be the main i item* o f business at th* j March meeting. 15ake Sale Set The food sale this Saturday Hamburger Fry All Sunday School children Mrs. of Asrcnslon Lutheran Church Alice of Casselberry will he treat­ Mrs. ed to a hamburger fry to he Cab­ held this Sunday at 2 p.m. nt Ihe church. Hosts will he Pas­ Mr*. Cann gave (he aims tor ami Mrs. C. It. Zchnder. ami duties of the council There will lie a hymn sing, board and made the follow­ baseball, games and plenty ing recommendations: that to eat. each club pay $3 toward (lie council's operating expenses; litat officers serve one year in­ stead of six months as pre­ viously; that the council meet three times each year, in January, May und September ami that the president ami two members of Ihe executive board of each club attend all council meeting*. Tlie next council meeting will l>e held in Winter Haven In May. Legal Notice IS T I I H 4 'l lin t l T I t l l l l T OK T i n : \ I V I ’ ll j i i m i si. c m . 41 IT , IS A M I 1*4114 *14 I l l M i l . 14 I ' l l t ’ f t T T , n . O l t l l l A I ' l l S M T4 II V M l . 1ST4* K A Y I - NBW .MAN, vs. c a it i« P lsln tlff, i- m :\v m a n , 1 « T i r K TO t ih c a k i , u m W h o »i :\v m a n |« known ACTION SALE T »I4 J tin- T«* ij nr* h » r » h r n o ti fied iii.it • Complaint f o r P lv o r c # lm« fli n t AKulnat you In Mm • bovo ntylr.1 Oourt, an*! you ara n-ijulnM to a copy »»f yo ur A n m r r o r p i*m liii* to tha Com p Utnt on fb«« I'laln* tlffa attorney, T l t l M A N H MUASON not Ona North Ornnifft 11Id*., Orlando, Florida uml flla tlm orlulnal A i m v c r or plnudliiK In tlio nfflog of tba c l e r k o f tho Circuit Court, Hrnilnolr County Court Hanford, Florida, on or hrfora tha 2>th day of Febr uary, t i l l If you fall to do >o, Judgment by dafault will tm taken awalnat )uu for tho relit,f Jrtnaiiilril In tlio ooinplalnt. |M)N»] and u lt lM M lC I) at Hanford. F lo rid a thla 2Atli day o f January, 11*64. ----------------- Flats Fixed 95c eacli BRAKES Q C P ADJUSTED U J u WHEELS BALANCED any car INCIIJIUNQ WUUHCv WE usto S P E C IA L S LO W *s Arthur II nai’ k n l t h Jr <*lrrk o f tha Circuit Court Hrmlnnle C o u n t ), Florid a lly : Martha T. Vlhlan. 1>C. Truuiuii i: tlraaon Attorney f o r I' la ln t lf f lo t Ona North O r a n * * 111 I k O rlando, Fla. I'ubllah Jan. »1 A Y ah. f, 14. *J. IM I. CDQ-107 U. S. R O Y A L SAFETY JSfew Vista AIR RIDE [a s LOW AS *8 95 Sim tit lit •■III* Itr* TV With | S p aoe A g e S ealed C ircu itry | •tf r**(CM PUTS ANY U.S. ROYAL ON YOUR CAR Our Press is free to print tlie truth. Able to Rcvenl tho Truth without reprisal hy it dictatorial government, the men and women o f America's newspapers, by seeking tho facta and printing tho facts, have alertod us to tho dangers o f creeping socialism. Free from tho constant threat of drastic penalties . . . or of outright seizure and confiscation . . . for criticizing government policy, our publishers continue to print the truth. At tlio sumo time, through individual Initiative and enterprise, they have made American newspapers the most informative . . . most widely read , . . most efficiently produced publications in the world. Is it any wonder then thnt those who seek to destroy the freedoms thnt make our Nation greut, advocate federal ownership of certain busitu'sscs? Freedom o f tha Press as well us freedom of individual initiative and enterprise must bo uiaiutuincd to keep America Powerful. T li* freedom o f individual initiative and cnU-rpriae thnt helps keep America powerful has alio mad* it possible for the Nation'* Investor owned, taxpaying electric power companies to win world leadership. Today. Florida Power A Light Company is accelerating its already phenomenal rate o f expnnsion tn meet the skyrocketing demand for increased power. My serving more people, more efficiently each year, w* hope to encourage today ■ trend in America which proposes greater freedom for private enterprise so that it may play an *ven greater role in helping keep America Powerful. Burgess Tire Co. SEE IT A T Sanford Electric Co. 797 Highway 17-91 Fern Park u, w ar between Maitland and Seminole Plain Shopping Center 322-1562 U.S.ROYAL TIRES 9 t o a i ■k W. Scott nuraa • • * p a Methodist In front of the Food Fair Stora on Park Avenue. The sale will begin at 9 a. m. and will con­ tinued until all goods are sold. Pies, cakes, candies, bread* and eup cakes will he availI able. Honorary directors arc Judy Hurlburt, Mrs. Pryor o f Holly Hill and Margaret Cann uf ('oral les. RCA VICTOR 118 Magnolia Kbottozer WSCS will sponsor a baked n f 207 Magnolia Ave. �STItr ^anfnrfo fo ra lft 1 Zip I'odn 32771 J W EATH ER: Partly cloudy today and Tuesday: high today in (50s: low tonight in Ids. \'(0 5 V TTo C * • • Guv Slrm troin. assistant county engineer. took time to ^ peruse some old record* in die clerk'.* office at the Court home and came up with the information that Henry Washington, a brother of George Washington, surveyed this area during July. August and September of lKCi • • • KTtab'.ished 1908 MON.. FEBRUARY 10. 1904 SAN1FOKD, FLORIDA j I 'Non Union' Train Enters Space Center m ivA... 1 ^ BRIEFS 15 Killed M IAM I <L 'P I) — Weekend Henry's r<T*iri shows the traffir accidents look at least _ St Johns, l.ake Monroe (nam -l IS lives in Florida, five of ® ed as such), l.ake Jessup and them in two wrecks, accord­ l.ake Harney, l.ake Howell ing to the Highway Patrol. at that time was not named. Lake Pickett (near Oviedo). Stenstrom said, is shown on HAVANA (L 'P I) — Three the government notes by ! Cubans were executed Sunday Washington as Lake Pickle. lor the killing of a lishing On his maps, Henry W ash-, tioal captain whose craft they ington shows roads from Fort | tried to hijack lor an escape Mellon to Enterprise, New to Florida. Smyrna and Fort Reed. Fort Reed is now tf»e Sanford sec­ tion of Wynnwood. R E R U N (C P U Rolf S. Eden said Sunday he has can­ Rill Thompson, a West 1.1th Street grocer, says that the celed plans lor Marilyn i .Han­ original name of Lake Mon­ dy I Ilicc Davles to appear in roe was not Valdez but Mon­ tils \Ve*t llerlin night dull la­ tezuma. Thompson said that ter this month because "she until six years ago he was in can't sing.” ;3 Executed Maudy N ot Handy possession of an abstract * which dated back to the l'oo's and the King of Spain when , the monarch deeded an area, commensurate with what a now Seminole County, to six men—all with Spanish names. Thompson is now searching Ills effe c t! to locale the ab­ stract to obtain further in­ formation. He recall* that the original name o f Lake Jessup was Mud Lake and that it B later was named for General Jessup. Rut the important point Is that Thompson recalls that them are several historical monuments in Texas which refer to Sanlord and to a General Monroe who served in this area. E ggs Banned RRLSSELS ( U P I ) —Imports of foreign poultry and eggs into the European Common Market came practically to a halt today as the six-nation community imposed new ^ duties. | ADVANCES IN THE STUDY iintl treatment of lioart ailments were ilisciissed by three .specialists before some ."OH medical doctors from tltronphmit Central Florida at the Civic Center Friday evening. The speakers uru seated, front the left: Dr. Hrnce I.oynie, Emory University, Atlanta: Dr. 15. Waldo Moore, Emory U., and Dr. Peter C. Gazes, Charleston Medical College, S. C. Standing are members of the Seminole County Medical So­ ciety, which sponsored the meeting: Dr. William C. Rape, Dr. T. F. Mc­ Daniel, Dr. Robert M. Rosemotid and Dr. <i. II. Starke, president. Drs. Rape and Rosentond, its co-chairmen of the society’s heart committee, set tip the program. Drs. McDaniel, Jennie and Moons were classmates at Emory. (Herald Photo) School Boycott NOTASLLGA. Ala. C P I) —A loo per cent boycott by white students today dosed Macon County High School here and a liuntb threat shut down new ly-integrated Sliorl-1 er High School a few miles away. Mac Retires Oswald’s Mother Fluoridation Issue Promises New Before City Council Data On Slaying Fluoridation of the City of Sanford's water supply in the forthcoming jhoo.ooo water improvement program will Ik1 discussed by City Commiss­ ioned! Monday evening. City Manager W K-. Know­ letter of petiUon •*» the '»ty Commission requesting Hie inclusion of fluoride m the City's water »u|ip!y. WASHINGTON ( U P I ) —The LONDON' (U P I ) — Former| Prim e Minister Harold Mac­ mother of I we Harvey Oswald Dr. G. II. Starke, president Perhaps we will get to the millan today announced (he went before a presidential nl the Seminole County Med­ & bottom o f something yet! end Of a parliamentary ca­ commission today with docu­ « • • ical. Soqt£(>v - will * ,fro"P reer o f nearly 4 tL vr*r*. Hr ment* les xwfu this morning a al>o rots approved the request Friday night’ * tornado-like said he will not run^fur a [ weather forced the postpone­ lluus« o f Common* M at in the it* member* her son did not group' had requested to Pc for fluoridation of S.uiioid .* assassinate President Ken­ heard on the proposal. ment of the Roy Scout Cant* coming general elections. vvaler .supply. D*. Jack C. Morrison, last porcc which was to be held Commission also will con­ nedy. at Fort Mellon Park on the Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, presklent of a local dental sider approval on the hid shores of l.ake Monroe. Scout society, stated that all San­ notice and proposal for the A M IT Y V IL L E , N. Y. (U P I) JG - year • old, gray - haired ford dentists have signed a water Improvement program, officials say it'll he held at —A Itf-year-old girl. Nancy grand mother, wa* accompan­ a later date. Including two new water Thompson, jumped from a ied hy a Secret Service es­ • • • treatment plants, a new w ill small private plane alter her cort vvlicii she arrived at com­ ift IF* been announced that field at MayfaD Country' Club first airplane ride Sunday and mission headquarter*. Sanford N'AS personnel aboard and heavy transmission lines. She said she had brought walked into the still-spinning the Saratoga, now on a Cari­ In oilier matter* on the propeller. She was killed in­ with her documents she bbean tour, will not return on agenda, the Commissioners cIn Ini s will slied new light on stantly. schedule. N avy officials said AC C R A. Ghana ( U P I ) — A will commend Assistant Fire the ease. Stie earlier hail pro­ that the Saratoga's tour lias Chief It. T. Thomas for 33 mised "new evidence” and Ghana government newspaper been extended. years of service lo the City; charged today Hint tho Am er­ said she would lay her TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) • • • consider draft of the lease card” before the ican Negro diplomat who rais­ T he Florida Naturopathic "trump Al I/>rmann. the mayor of ed the I'. S. flag after A m a of Municipal Stadium to the Warren group. Physicians Association It a s Long wood, w ho spoke at a farm team of the New York “ Do you have the docu­ ilemoiiMrolom hauled it down Cub Scout meeting at South honored the memory o( the Mela baseball team; consider was u "Judii-” who perform ­ Seminole Elementary School late Supreme Court Justice ments with you ?" a reporter the City’ * J# olI hid for the ed a "disgraceful, shameful Friday night, said that ac­ Glenn Terrell by presentation asked. vacant tot adjacent to Ute "Y e * . I have," she said ill at l.” cording to present Civil De­ of a plaque and a cheek for Public Library; discus* an Hut President Johnson sent a clear voice fense plans Seminole County Moo to Mrs. Terrell. agreement between Hie Coun­ The same Sorrel Service­ a pei'Konni message to the d i­ ty and the City regarding fed­ would have to accommodate men who guarded Oswald's plomat, Emerson Player, of eral aid highway projects re­ some to .000 person* if Or­ Colo., I'o iu m e n d ilig Marina, Denver, TA M P A (U P I) — Tile only Russian hoi ii wife, lando had to he evacuated. quiring planning programs, him for "your biovery in pro­ full-rigged "pirate ship ' in during her stay in Washing Each area of Seminole would and request "I .sanlord Simptecting the A m erican .flag." be rerpiired to handle a num­ Hie world, the Jose Gasparil- Ion lor ajipearance* before ping Center lor utility and When a molt o f government, commission were in ber of Orlando citizens equal la, was to sail up the Hills­ t h e street iinpiovemcnt* as part borough R iver and dock here riiarge of security for Os­ incited Ghanaian* demonstrat­ of it* agreement lor annexa­ to the area's population. ed outside (lie embassy last tion. # » ♦ today kicking off the annual w alds mother. 4 Festi­ Mrs. Oswald said Sunday week and pulled down (lie Did yuu know that every ucek-long Cu-parilla night, after arriving Irutn flag. Player rushed out, seized Inch of rain provinces 27.000 val. F o il Worth, lex., she was the flag and .ran It hark lip | gallons of water. To put two "thrilled to ilealli lo have fi­ the stuff. When lln reeeivedj Inches o f rain on Florida's nally broken through” and Johnson's message today, the 400,000 acre* of ellm s groves N egro emhassy attache said! Automobile lieensu lag o f­ keen Minimum'll to testify . Hie skies would have to dump only: “ I am proud to he u n ! fice in the roiirtliouso will he almost 22 billion gallon* of the open from !• a. hi. to noon SntAmerican,” wet stuff What a job! • • • Rut i h> Ghanaian l imi i today ill ordir that those who gun of president Kwntnc cannot g,-l lo the office during Today's Chuckle: lfthcvvorldNEW YO RK (L 'P I) Ed obtain N'krunmh'it Convention Pen-' n gulnr hour* may j> o pulationcxplosinncontinucs- Sullivan'* television show was pic's Party (C P P ), attached their lioit lag, It was anp e o p lew illbepaikcdtogctlier- turned into a screaming "Rea Sanford Police reported this all Ameiicun Negro dlpluii.nl.- liOUlued today by Mr*. Marjustlikcthls. tlegruund” Sunday night h> jorle Shepard, assistant lax an ovcr-cxrited audience uf morning that the Park Avr ns 'Skunks and Jlldusc*'' and collector. raid “ we ill Africa o le prepar­ teen agers that went into res nue Pharmacy wa* entered Mis. h'lu|>.iid al o lemillded tas.v over England's rack n' sometime Friday night or ed to fix them proper (s ic )." I that the deadline for obtain­ roll quartet. early Saturday morning ing I toil tugs is Feb. 20 and It was the first live tele­ Officers said that entry information from Tallahassee T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) vision appearance in the Unit­ was made mio the building indicates tlieie wilt he no ex ­ Florida got another Republi­ ed States (or the mop topped by prying oil padlocks on a tension of time. can enndidatr for governor toReatles, and even Sullivan A traffic signal lighi at Mel , Alts. .Slop,nd urges those sliding gla*s door. The o f­ day with the formal announce. got into the act hy wearing a fices of l)r. Edwin Lindsey lonviile Avenue ami 23th [ that have not done so to ob­ , incut o f Rep. Charles Hollry, Iteatle wig. was blown down tain their tugs now and avoid and Dr. Robert Smith were S t r e e t St. Petersburg. The four singers are in the entered and the reception early Saturday when tornado- ! waiting in long lilies the last Holley joins fellow Republi­ United Stab's on a today room w.i* ransacked How­ like wind* ripped through the few days. cans II. R. Foster, Fort M y­ visit which also will include ever, (xiliee reported, nothing Sanford area Tile signal light i ers. and Ken Folks, Orlando. two concerts in Carnegie Hail was found lo he missing from was re installed by the City's They will fight It out for next Wednesday. They arriv­ (lie building. Public Works Department. the GOP nomination ami the Slight naif damage was re ed front England Friday. right to face the Democratic l«ortcd in several sections of The four arc John Lennon. nominee in November. There the city and a number of i .Seminole County's rnntribu23. George Harrison. 21, Paul arc six Democrat* in the field. residents around the area re- j tioli in new roads nod zoning McCartney, 21. and (lingo ported that the top* of palm for llie proposed stale univer­ Slarr. sity on the Adamuerl alts on trees were blown away. S i! .'•2(1, five miles south of The Casselberry board of GOTH END URU, S w e d e n Oviedo, will ho discussed by Aldermen will meet at 7:30 ( U P I ) — An exhibit o f blueCounty Commissioners toned paintings hy artist Sanford Police reported this the A car belonging to Ernest p.m. today in the Women's Pierre llis o a u received con­ A. Iluckabonc was rejkiried Club on Overbrook Drive. morning that a 14-year-old and .State Roaid of Control Items on the agenda include youth was apprclicnded for technician* ul 2 p. in. Tuesday siderable praise from art crit­ stolen between 7 and to p m. ics here. Sunday, the critics Friday night. The auto was builditig code, drainage, open shop.UUug in a local depart­ at the courthouse. State Board member* are received some bad new*—they later discovered by Hucka- ing of bids fur the fire de- j ment store Saturday after­ Darned that Hrassau really b bone himself. The vehicle partment's panel rescue truck ' noon. The youngster was re­ ■laird to hold their monthly a Peter, a rhlrnpanic* in the lo - ' was parked In front o f the and the police department's leased in the rustisdy of her eieeting Friday at the Unlver% j toolbar, *it> of Florida, Gaiutavitlv, p i »«•I MedaUsua iatno* *a AlaUlaod new putiui car. • • NO. 122 FEC Blast Called Murder Attempt Lake Monroe an<l how il* iiame originated. • United Press Leased ~\vTje • 111 Prop Kills Girl Ghana Assails U. 5. Flag Saver Judge Honored P ir a t e s Ahoy! Beatles Rock Studio With U. S. Debut C ar Tag Office Open Saturday Pork Avenue Store Entered 3rd GOP Enters Governor Race Storm Damaged Signal Repaired Board To Discuss Roads To Site Board To Meet At Casselberry Ape Art Car Recovered Youth Arrested M IAM I (U P D —A* worker* cleared the wreckage of a Florida East ("oast Railway freight train front the track* here today. FEC Hoard Chairman Edward Rail rlnirg ed those responsible for the derailment were guilty of at­ tempted murder. Rail also responded heated­ ly to a statement hy George (.eighty. chief negotiator f«u the striking unions, who said the unions knew nothing about the blast that derailed the train .mil caused ail estimated $250,000 damage. "When Mr. (.eighty say- in Id* Hatcmenl that union* li.ol nothing lo tin with it. lie im ­ plies that members nt Hie unions had nothing In d » with It." Hall said at Ills Jack soil ville office. "T in * causes me to inquire If some of the chnri'lies in Miami went to the trouble to place the dynamite there and also on the crane m i we couldn't use it The 75-yenr-ohl hoard chair man said (lie dynamiting ol the bridge at Miami Sunday was "attempted murder ol the engineer.” " I f it had dropped the first engine into the waterway he would have been killed," Rail said. SOMK .TOR PERSONS, iiultulinp members mid their wives, attended a ( ’cutrid Florida (tension of the Florida A s s o c ia tio n of Letter Carriers hero Sunday afternoon ami heard Charles Coyle, Washington, D. C., secretarytreastirer of the national association. Pictured from the left: David Powell, district secretary: Tony ilvvertn, regional field director; Coyle, Rob lloslord, local president; Sam Holmes, district chairman; Miss Cocile Heard, Sanford postmaster, ami Delpho Hackney, C. S. postal inspector. North Orlando, Panamanians Still Longwood Back Show Anger A t U . S. Metro Phones -tilted in 21 Panamanians \ dead. The violence nronsed li-li-phoiie sysieni foi Seminole simmering Piiiiamatiian dis­ content ami brought a severi utility Inn been voted hy the an..' o f diplomatic relations f i t y of Longwood and the witli Washington ami de­ Village of North Orlando. mands for revision of th« In approving a involution, t‘.hi:l run.-iI treaty. tho Ylllugn Council o f North Twenty one Panamanian Oilalldo, '•acting in lirhalf of students carry lug their na­ tin- affirm ative mujoiity of it* tional flag ami shouting ani illicit!*, doe* hereby- endorse ti-Aiucrirnii slogans Sunday tlii* telephone *ervicr cvtin night reached the border ..f *iou and approve* it* required the U.S.-controllci) C a n a l »;«t•• inercn*c, and doe* comZone before they were turn­ mend each o f the telephone ed hack by National Guardsconipanie* and the Seminole men alerted in advance. County Chamber of Coimneice Earlier 2.00(1 cheering Pan­ for their cforU on lid* issue amanian* streamed Into tho mol what il rt-prexenl* to city's Santa Ann Park to enmity-wide unification.” listen to tinea hour* o f Longwood City C o u ii c i I tirades against the United adopted a motion "endorsing Slate* and Cohiili exile* hy ami supporting the metrupnlL student leader*. Tho crowd tan sy stem of eliminating toll LAKELAND (U P I ) — Many shouted "Yankee go homo” charges an telephone rail* be­ tween longwood and Sail- of tho state’ s tiig oltru* con- ami "V iva Panama.” ! eenlration plants reluctantly fe id " There were no reported in­ Currently, Southern Ih-ll went licliind schedule today juries or arrest*. • • • in processing mid sea*on or­ One youth participating in CAPE K E N N E D Y (U P I) - Tilrplionu i* tallying voles by ange*. thank* to heavy rain* the march on the Canal Zona A long Florida East Coast its subscribers in tlm Snnfntd last week. eluded the guardsmen ami Railway train, manned by men on the proposed metro Mutual Executive V i c e penetrated one ntila into the nun-union workers, moved in­ system. President Robert \V. Rutledge zone. Guard Cnptuin Rafael to llie Kennedy Space Center j said the rain* etil into I In* uti­ Mata, who retrieved him, today despite picket line* at j lization volume of processing nnid the youth managed to (lie four main entrances lo the i plants last week doe to con run a Pannnmni.ni flag up a sp.ierjKirl. tinuotis downpours throughout pole during tho brief incur­ Tim train, flanked hy 10 the fruit belt. sion. ImiIIcc and security cars, cn- j Fresh orange shipment* tcred the north end ol a $i5o, totaled only 450-500 car* last million moon rocket complex I LOS AN G E LE S (U P I ) A week despite the fact that under construction on Merrill trial involving the clnfsip in­ packer* were going all out in Island at ft a.in. ESI*. There gredient* o f kidnaping and their first 'b ig'' week for tin' were no incidents. Hollywood eelehriti.'ii — the mid-season Valencia*. It was the first regular Flank Kloutra fa m ily — open* Fresh grapefruit shipments train service to the sprawling today in fedcial court. totalled alauit ram ears, also NASHVILLE (U PI)—Three space center although 58 bal­ Most o f tIm> hidden detail* of down from Hie week before. masked gunmen rotdied a sub. last ears were unloaded Feb. •he kidnaping o f Itl-year-uld urban hraneh o f the Third N a­ 2 alter bring lulled three Flunk Sinatia Jr. from a tional Hank here today and day* earlier hy National Lake 'lohoo motel in northern r*ea|M.i| with alt estimated Aeronautics and Space Ad­ Cnliloriiln Dee. K ore expeeted $04,000. ministration (N A S A ) guards to he unfolded n* the triul Tho men, wearing Hallo, The transmission of a 1902 NASA barred further rail ser­ pi< gresse*. repossessed sports coupe has ween masks and armed with vice until today. Selection o f a jury wu* the Pickets were set up near first order of Inisiues* and Ihi ' ii stolen from an auto 32-culiher pistols, entered tho Hie south ami north entrum-cs win exported to taku second parked on the linn's lot at Green Hills branch about 10 2ot South Elm Avenue, the minute* after it opened. to ( ape Kennedy near a Mer­ day*. There were about eight zn* rill Island launch area c n -1 I)i fondant*, rounded op hy Sanlord Credit Rureau report­ ploye* and three customer! •ranee and at the northwest the Fill within three day* af- ed to (Millee today Rureau officials said Hie ear present. entrance, near Titusville, to (er young Sinatra wa* n-l.-a*had Im' i -ii left on the lot dur­ One o f the gunmen shouted, Merritt Island ed following p a y m e n t of Cars were hacked up in $210,000 in ransom, m e: John ing the weekend. Early Sun­ “ don’ t put up your hand*.’’ most aicas during peak Iral William Irwin, (2; and Harry day morning llie auto was Tho employe* nod customers checked and the HatiMiilssion were then told to line ugniiut lie hours hi the morning, hut Worthington Keenan and Jo­ discovered missing. wall* as tho bandits emptied most car*, loaded with missile seph I lyi|e Amsler, both 21. cash drawer* o f nil teller and conslrmlion workers, All have pleaded Innueriit cages. continued to move slowly into I ul the PHI any* they all The men fled after ordering Eddie L. Ilaeon ol St Ctmid Hie spaceport Stale mill Hie- signed alat.-menta i'onfe»uing Michael F llojlovvav the customer* anil employes vurd County police patrolled they took part in the "g et- and the area hut there were no In­ rtrh-qmi k" selieiiie to vlclim- were uric sled hy Sanford Po­ into rest rooms. Within minutes after (Im cidents izr (Ini wealthy elder Sinatra lice following a minor arri poliro established dent Sunday nighl at 2020 robbery, The picket*, who walked French Ave. Ilaeon was cited load block* llnniigliout Ilia hack and forth on llie side of for not having Ins vehicle un­ area. The getaway ear was the road*, tarried signs lead ­ der control and Holloway for described as a Ihi’i.l Pontiac ing "Notice to llie public. making an Improper left turn. sedan. FIX ', vvttns*' facilities are tran«|Mirling to Hu* project refuse to bargain in good laitli . . we have no quarrel NICO SIA, Cypiu* ( C P I ) — will) any oilier employes, A NA^V s|Hikcsman said ul- Ann-rirun and Allied diplotempi* were being made lo mm* rushed emergency peace determine how many, il any, negotiations today to avert workers were turned away a threatened full-stnlu civil war in Cyprus. Irom the space renter. A new outhicak uf shoot­ .Similar picketing lor (wo days Iasi year halted con­ ing underscored the urgency struction at the rapidly grow­ or the negotiation*. Greek ing space center. A presiden­ ami Tui kbit Cypriot polirc tial board oi inquiry. appoud- exchanged tire at Episkopi, a <•<1 hy the late President K*'n- i village near Limassol, when nedy as a result of the shut-| the Greek* tried to recover down, recommended t h a t a police station raptured hy NASA boycott tlir FEC lor (ho the Turk* Sunday night. duration of the strike. One Greek Cypriot police­ The curlier picketing was a man vvnx reported killed. result of several truck ship­ It r i t i * h source* warned m e n t s of PEC-transported that a resumption of serious goods to the spare center. fighting ln'twern Greek and Rail lines into the spaceport T u r k i s h Cypriot* "almost were not completed at that certainly would provoke ma­ time. jor T u r k I s h intervention" that could result in a rlusli with Greece. Ill an attempt to head o ff T A M P A ( C P I ) — Aulomo-I flare-up along N A T O ’a bile racer Gordon Woolley of a Waco, Tex., wu* in fair con­ Eastern defense flunk, U.S. dition at u lo.nl hospital here Undersecretary of State today with a fnu-turad neck George Rail arrived in A t­ vertebra# flange suffered In a| hens for urgent meeting* lacing accident nl llie Stale willi the I'.K. anihn-sailors to Fau Sunday altei i. «>u. Cyy i ui« Greets auti 'Juitu/. 1 Support of the metropolitan P A N A M A C IT Y (U P I) I'liiinmniilnu*. ignoiing the traditional Alardi lira* fes­ tival, marked the one mouth aiinivei«uiy of llie crisis with llie United States Sunday with aiiti-Amerlean demon­ strations and a nisreli on the Canal /one. It wa* on Jan. P that a controversy over flying the flag triggered rioting atid clashes with U S. Canal /one foree* vvhh h eventually re- Citrus Plants Fall Behind Schedule Sinatra Kidnap Trial Opens 3 Gunmen Rob Bank Of $64,000 Transmission Stolen From C ar Field In Accident Diplomats Work To Avert War P U B L I C NOTICE Interested citizens invited to Organizational meeting S A N FO R D CHAMBER ol COMMERCE Race Driver Hurt ! 8:00 l\ M. February 19th, 1964 at County Court House 9 DAYS FROM TODAY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 07, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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