8 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7c93587e571e4fe7000c209ee7184f69.pdf b4569ed0031e298598dda2e6ec685a6d PDF Text Text I ' m % A President Of Federation Addresses Club Registration Drive yft i By Maryaaa Milt* Seminole County Zoning Di­ rector Bob Brown waa guest speaker Thursday at a meet­ ing e f the Bear Lake Com­ munity Club held at tha Flor­ ida Power Employees Club on Holiday Ave. Ha explained the zoning procedure and stated that a map o f the county is availa­ ble et ell time* to show the sonlng in any particular area. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS offers this Rant* bier Ambassador in one o f the most sweeping changes in American Motors history. Here Earl Moore poses beside the bright new car. The Am­ bassador features dual vertical lights and fullheight vertical tail lights, the intermediate Ram­ bler Classic has dual horizontal headlights and horizontal wrap-around tail lights, and the New Rambler Engines Optional D E T R O IT - Rambler's 19M model* will offer t wide var­ iety of engine optlonf, Including a high performance 232-cubic inch "Torque Commznd” *lx available on all aerie* for the firit time. The outstanding luccei* of the 222 "Torque Command," a new six-cylinder engine of ad­ vanced deilgn introduced fait spring a* an option on the Clastic series, has resulted in Its extension to the American and Ambassador aeriee for 'M according to Thomas A. Coupe, automotive sales vice presi­ dent. "In addition. Rambler will Legal Notice for Nov. 12 at the Holiday Inn at Daytona fleach at II a. m. The club president from each Welcoma Wagon Club, plus two board members are to ha present for the meeting and luncheon. Tha nominating committee for the forthcoming election ami installation, which will be held Jan. 29, 19)15 In Mait­ land, is composed of Mri. Maryann Miles, Mrs. Jane Hrahy, Mrs. Merle llartsfirld, Mrs. Frances Stone, Mrs. Judy Hurlburt, and Mra. Alica Prior. On a recommendation from Mrs. Kucher, the group voted to nominate an installation team, to consist of tha coun­ cil prasident, and two other members, one of which will ho available to install officers for tho various clubs. It was also recommended that as • members moves to another town, when her dues ara still paid up, it would ap­ ply to a Welcoma Wngon Club in her new eity. Tha program, introduced by Mrs. Robert J a c k s o n , Ocala president, was “ The Conrstngn Review" composed o f original skits written and directed by Don Paul. GRAND OPENING! LIGGETT-REXALL DRUGS PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER J Mary Gcltinga Bear Lake 293-8847 Sophie Halnc* 868-1102 DeHary MATHER of Sanford F U R N IT U R E FOR THE CRADLE SET Baby Bed* (Complete with Mattress) _ $29.95 Chest o t Drawer* 4 Drawsg--------- I19.H Play P e a s------------912.91 Play Pen Pada---------92.49 Stroller*---------- 919.94 Folding High Chain 91S-M Trainer Seat*--------- 93.94 EASY TERMS 1 MATHER 'Wieboldt's OPEN F R ID A Y NIGH TS of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 65s Most Sweeping Changes* RAMBLER ANNOUNCES THE SENSIBLE SPECTACULARS New! 3 Different Sizes. New! 3 Different AMieelbases. New! 7 Spectacular Engines. *65 RAM BLE R AM BASSAD O R SPfCTACULAR! Totally new in sire, in style, in power. New longer wheelbase. SENSIBLE! Greater room, easy handling. NEW! Disc Dukes, optional. NEWi Spectacular choice of engines from the all-new IJJ.hp Torque Com­ mand 232 Six lo optional 327 cu.-in. V-8. NEW! Twice as many Ambassador models log 1963, including a dazzling new convertible ’(>5 RAM BLER C IA S S IC SPECTACULAR! Bicgcxf. most powerful Classics ever—newr convertible, sedans, hardlops, wagons. SENSIBLE! Increased space, versions o f new Torque Command Sir. T » « V-8 opnons.up lo 270 hp. NEW! Disc Rraket, oplional. Double-Safety Brakes, separate sys­ tem* from ecu rear, standard on all Ramblers. EARLY BIRD? ucimzncuvcra other U.S. makes. NEW! Three WORRY BIRD? 14 or * o r ly U fd * • • p lo r a '65 RAM BLER aU od U r thra lint cold day*. Now * th* hrw# tra «rd#r your tupply raf THIU HIAT* — th« W*H quality Phillips 44 h«m« htotifip oil. For tom* fortobU, Intiblt-liM warmth lhi« winUr, #id*r your PHIIHIAT today, AM ERICAN PHIIHIAT givrat y«u ihttra b W .f tj The Compact Economy king • UNIfOIM HIGH QUALITY . •. Trank i h t r trank. SPECTACULAR! New optional 6, smoothest, most enthusiastic in any compact. SENSIBLE! Famous championship economy. 10 sparkling models. NEW! Sporty options, including auto­ matic or manual floor slicks, two sues of re­ clining bucket seats. • CHAN tU IN IN O . . . Uciuira •I Ri«rt crampUtra cramkuititra. • HIGH HIA T CONIINT , . . full vratrara hi ravrary gralWra. DKPIND ON OUa PROMPT* PIBSONAiinO SIRVICL PHILHEAT Nora N'orrit TE 8.1314 S. Seminol# Mildred Haney •88-3831 Deltona fm fl FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE EARTHWORM POPULATION New Intermediate-Size Rambler liy Mrs. Frank While The Dellary Home Demon­ stration Club will meet at the Community Center, Thursday, September 21. The workshop will convene at 10 a. in. with the Dtseh Needlecraft Shop moved of DeR.try, presenting new lo S A N F O R D Ideas on Christmas Crafts ami Needlepoint. Members Tike an* pkone tit (or caupea kdow), sdd hostess wlk baskets are asked to bring in any el gifts and inlormatio* «bo«t the Christinas suggestions they city, stir ia iteuia* hosmtiMr. may have. ,, and yeu'l klv* * linereut lid The business session will i* det'ththri wdeeme. Just sturt at t p. ni. and will be followed by a talk on Holiday Fabrics Trend for 190-1-65. Those members attending workshop ara reminded to bring their own lunch, bev­ Virginia retroakl P. O. Km 1214 erage will be supplied by the Sanford committee. Phyllis Kugenitein FA 2 4231 Lake Mary r l Great Savings on Easy Term s The earthworm population Club president, Dick Os­ varies in density from 13,ooo trander, announced that tha to 300,000 per acre In a culti­ organization's new project is • drive to get everyone eligi­ vated field, 2 million an acre in pasture and 3 million per ble in the community to regacre in Oxford meadows, ac­ Ister to vote. Anyone needing cording to the Encyclopaedia transportation to register Brltannlca. should call Ostrander at TE 83990. Tentative plans are being made for a Family Fun Night on Nov. 7, with detail* to be announced at a later date. Prizee ar* being given at the meetings to encourage at­ tendance. Th* "p ig in the poke" was won this month by wiu mam A GOOD PICTURf George Biehl and a box of 7ske i< -ifh i Kodak earner) md Mm' candy by Mra. George Appleman. There will ba a $.1 cash award drawing at each meet­ ing and only members present CAMERA SHOP are eligible to win. If a mem­ 210 S. PARK AVE. ber’s name i* called and he it 1 Inch Torque Command rated itomatle transmission or shift at 129-horsepower Is standard jed manually as desired, is of on Classic 330 models. fered with V-8 or 135 horse In idditlon, the 15.3-horse­ power Torque Command en­ power Torqun Command la gines only. available as an option on all Classic models, and on Amer­ ican models with automatic transmissions. The Torqun Command en­ gines feature ■ seven-main bearing crankshaft and eight counter • weights, which to­ gether with other advanced de­ sign features, provide excep­ tion el characteristics of smoothness, quick response and economy of operation, Coupe said. Two optional V-S englnei, rated at 198 and 270-horsepow­ er, are offered In the Classic ami Ambassador series. Engines for the American line include a 9u horsepower L-head six on standard 220 and 330 models, and a 123-horse­ power overhead velve engine standard on (to and ttO-ll m o­ dels and optional on 220 and 330 models. Transmission options Include overdrive and Flash-O-Metic automatic on all models, plus Twin-Stick ami Shift-Com­ mand floor mounted transmis­ sions on American 440 and 410II. Classic 770 and 770 11. and Ambassador 990 and 990-11 mo­ dels equipped with slim bucket seats and console. Twin-Stick, which Is a spe­ Largest and Finest o f the New Ramblers cial floor-shift overdrive trans­ mission. is available with either six-cylinder or V S en­ gines. Shift-Command, which can be operated as a fully in . HD Club Will Meet Thursday WATCH FOR OUR / offer power for every consum­ er requirement, ranging from the economical 90-horsepower L head tlx on the American to the 270-horaepower VS which is optional on all '63 elastics and AmbJitadflC,'* C o u p e said. The Torque Command engine ia offered in three versions on '<U Ramblers. A 135-horiepower 232-cubic inch Torque Command with 2 barrel carburetor ia standard on all Ambassador models. A 143-horsepower version with 'single barrel carburetor U standard on Classic 600, 770 and 770-11 models. A 199-cuhic 235 Attend Autumn Gala Of WW Held At Silver Springs By Maryann Mile* The Central Florida Council of Welcome Wagon Club* met Wednenlay, Sept. 10, for their annual Autumn Gala at Silver Rprlnga In tha Skyline Room, with 225 attending Refreshments o f rookies from tha various clubs. end punch were served from The gulu affuir began at a buffet tsbls overlsid with 11:00 a. m. with a social hour. lace tablecloths and decorated Tha Walcoma Wagon Cluba with a centerpiece of e bas­ were competing for a $10 at­ ket of purple lilacs, flanked tendance award given by Mrs. ky crystal candlesticks ami Murgaret Cann to the club frosted white candles. Laura with the Isrgeat percentage Platt Brown waa chairman of member* present. The Dele f the hoeteis committee and tonit group won the award by aha wee assisted by Mrs W. having 25 of their 40 mem­ Cole, Mrs. John Dzlck, Mrs. bers present. Coming in sec­ C. Creaeey, Mr*. Alta Clerk ond -vat the South Seminole and Mr*. Harold Will*. Etch Club with 20 o f their 40 wore a eolorful purple head­ members there. The Sanford Club was piece made by Mr*. Cole. Door greeters wers Mrs. Kdniunl among the other groupa at­ Tovsnna and Mrs. Lottls Beck. tending. Dr. R. C. Cummings gave tha invocation. Following the luncheon, Mrs. Ioiurette Har­ ris, Welcome Wngon Hostess N O T ir n n v v r r i n s t iiiv for Ocala introduced the r u n t i t i i i -.k i i tMmr. 1*1.1* rtn ,l<U v ia lu lri , f rcuncil president, Mrs. Muriel town Bucher from Winter Park. N o r j r K is n i : m : n r o i v . Mrs. Kucher conducted a B N . Th a t t>. Horn* III. hn|.|. #e of tha following r . r l l f i.-.i l» short business meeting and h »a fit- I u l i l rr rtlf l. a t. f..r U t d t.d to h - I - -11r if tti.rw.n. announced that the next coun­ Th a rarllflcata ttiitnli-r an.l cil boaril meeting is scheduled 7*ac af liau antt. tha ilaacrlp. ♦ton of Iho p r»p a rtr. »nd tha • M u In which It » t a i i m v H ara at fnltoa-a: Rartlflrata So. f!0 Taar of laananr* 111: U*a«, Iplloa ml P ra p rrt,! Part of Tra c t A lira lot Hip U n a Long w oo.|>1 ta.lo Hd u K ly Una Fairfax Ava Run K on Rif I I I Ft X I Pag 14 Min I I y#e W U 4 .i: F t to Allay IV H U T Ft X on A I * n JT Ft lo lira llaaut.il of IIIk i A Tract A North Orlamlo J n l A.M Fl it llook I t paga 7* Varna In which aaacaaa I U ||. liam Uvwalt Th o nna Inc All o f »ai<l p ro p rriy p rin t In tha C ounty of santinolr, H u t , of Florid*. (Tnlaaa an.-I, eartlflcola ahall ha ra.laanir.l aroorilIng lo law iha proparly gaa. erlbtd In such rartlflrata will ba »oM to tha h lgha.l l,M.|«r gt tha front door of tha itarnl. aaia County Court II,m w at Sanford. Florida, on tha f 1,.1 Monday In tha month or O olobor. I'm whl, li la Ilia ,th Say of Ortubar. H i t . PatoS thla :>rd day of Ju ly, 1111 (O fficial C la rk ’* Haall A rth u r II. Oarkwlth, J r Clark C ircu it Court. Samlnola County, Florida Uy O. T . llay. J r , P. C. Fubllah Hapt. I. I, l i . SI. 1911 C O E-11 economy champion Rambler American has large single headlights. Each o f the three distinctively styled lines is built on a separate wheelbase; each has a different over-ail length, and each includes a full selection o f two and four-door se­ dans, two-door hardtops, station wagons and convertibles. not present, a dollar will be added to the pot and another name called the following meeting. There were 25 pre­ sent at tha September meet­ ing. The next meeting will be held Oct. 15 at the same place and Mrs. George Biehl will be hostess. M It P ay§ To U se The Herald W an t A d s Set By Bear Lakers •» By Mrs. Fraak Whit* Guest apeaksr for th« first n a — ottag of tbs DtBory Woman's Club, bold Friday at tfca Community Center, was Mrs. Albert Hurth of SL Petersburf, first rice president ef the Florida Foderatkm of Woman's Clubs, who was in­ troduced by the program dtolrman, Mrs. Arthur WagU r. 'Mrs. Hurth spoke on the tefie, “Federation Frosting," and gave a fascinating ac­ count of visiting woman’s slubs in many foreign eountries with other officers. In Japan they were treated to a Tea Ceremony. They visited the American Embassy in each country they entered dur­ ing the trip. ■pending sight days in Indte. they purchased material |i Calcutta to make themsel­ ves a sari. Mrs. Hurth demitrated how to wear the garment draping herself in bar buttercup yellow trimmed la gold sari, which cost her about |20. The more gold thread used the more expen­ sive the sari and most of the ladies brought one or two boms with them. In Bombay they wars given a buffet luncheon by the American Woman’s Club and s tea by ths Indi an Woman’s Club. Mrs. Charles Ulrich, presi­ dent presided at the meeting aad welcomed the guests and members. Mrs. R. Fisher gave the i n v o c a t i o n and Mrs. Pierson Little led In the Sa­ lats to the Flag. Reports were heard from tbs secretary, the treasurer, and committee chairman. Mrs. Robert McGee advised all nsembtre to go to the polls and vote in November. Mrs. Chester Rearick presented two now members, Mrs. J. R. As­ kew and Mrs. Newell Haw­ kins. Mrs. Earl Merrill, hos­ pitality chairman, announced that 92 members were pre­ sent and seven guests. Mrs. A r t h u r Wsgnsr, program ehairman, welcomed the char­ ter members and past presi­ dents each of whom was pre­ sented with a special badge. v * f I I — Sept, a , 1964 I f f MAC’S OIL CO. B. New Torque Command Sixes New V 8 Choices Torque Command—world’s most advanced Six— boosts both power ctnjeconomy. Three power ranges: up lo 232 cu in.; 7.mam beanng crankshaft with t coumcrweighrs (twice ihe usual) gives spectacular smoothness. Two V-Ss, 287 and 327 eu. in. auoiesx MoTo*i-Dtoie»iioToixciiuve* See the Sensible Spectaculars at yourRamblerdealer! H. McALEXANDER. Prr*. 4 Gen. Mgr. East Evaaa, Dealer Phone 322-278-1 BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC., 301 W est First St. Watch the Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday Evening* * * - i ■ ■■ �* Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The N ile o f Am erica” S ta n fo r d f e r a lf o • Zip Code 32771 J WEATHER: Generally fair through Thursday; high today in mid*80s; low tonight in 60s. ***e i o c* VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED.. SEPTEMBER 23, 1964 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 284 Ther«11 be a twin bill Fri­ day night! • • • Firet, the Gindenrfll# Vol­ unteer Fire Department will hare • benefit fi»h fry from 5 until S p. m. Friday at the Farmer* Auction Market on U. S. 17-92. • • • After you've had all of the fish you want you should have plenty o f time left to get to Sanford’* Memorial Stadium for the Seminole High grid contest with Colon­ ial of Orlando. • * • V ie t Cong Troops Die By Dozens In Attack On Government Post 00 GM Holds Line Some people may think thie DETROIT (D P I> — General volunteer f i r e department Motor* C orp, the world's business it a joke—at least we've heard comment* made largest auto maker, announc­ laughingly from time to time. ed today that it would hold But, really, this it a serious the line on 1965 model car business and the volunteer prices. fire departments take it that way. • • • WASHINGTON <UP1> — For example, the Ginder- The report of the Warren ville Department operates in Commission's investigation in­ an area south of Sanford to to the assassination of Presi­ Casselberry, east to the St. dent John F. Kennedy will be Johns River, west to U. S. made public at 6:30 p.tn. EDT 17-92. In addition they assist Sunday. other volunteer departments when needed such as Iaike Mary. I.nngwood, Casselberry, BOGOTA. Colombia (UPI) Altamonte Springs, etc. • 0 t — Police pressed a search to­ And these departments just day for a French terrorist don’t huppen. They're planned who is considered a ‘‘ major and they’re promoted. The threat” to the safety of visit­ President Charlea de fellows who are members ing work at the job of promoting Gaulle. events to raise funds to maintain and buy new equip­ ment and when emergencies SONOMA, Calif. (UPI) arise they’re rendy for action. The great fire marched south­ 5Ve recall the Dearborn Elec- ward down the Mayacnmaa tronics fire last January. Mountains forming the east­ When we arrived on the ern border of the Valley o f scene units from every volun­ (he Moon and was now ap­ teer fire department in the proaching the historic town of county were on hand fighting Sonoma. the blase. Some o f the fire fighters had bean on the Job from shortly after midnight NEW YORK (UPI) — An until things settled down about daybreak. Then they organization of 80 prominent returned to their homes and Americans launched a $500,prepared to go to their reg­ 000 radio-television campaign Tuesday to counter propagan­ ular jobs. • • • da ''saturation tactics” o f the So if you appreciate your John Birch Society and other volunteer fire departments “ ultra-right” groups. give 'em a hand. Enjoy a fish supper with them Friday night and then go to the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — game, do your shopping, or ' A ii apparent low bid of $1.7 whatever you’re palnning this million was opened by the Friday evening. Make It n State Road Hoard Tuesday on double-header! a stretch o f the controversial • • • two-lane toll highway through Mrs. Ruby Doney of Oviedo the Everglades, dubbed "A ll­ gave birth Monday to her igator Alley.” ninth child, an eight-pound, four ounce baby girl, at Sem­ inole Memorial H o s p i t a l . NEW DELHI, India (UPI) Mother and baby arc doing — An American - supported fine, s»y hospital officials. school lunch program was re­ The baby's dad, Tex Doney, ported continuing all over In­ Is employed by A. Duda and dia today despite the food • Sons o f Oviedo. poisoning deaths o f 35 small • • • boys and the hospitalization Do the figures ” 122.7" mean o f scores o f others in a south­ anything to you? If they do east Indian villagr. then Mrs. George Carver o f 7i>5 Fast 11th Street wants you to come and get your alligator turtle. • • • Now It’s Sunday Hunt Terrorist Fire Perils Town Anti-Birchers Road Bids Opened Death No Bar Daytonan Hurt Mr*. Carver found the 1In Car Crash turtle, measuring about 18 to 20 inches long, Tuesday morn­ ing on her front, lawn On the turtle's hart, it painted — in bright red-orange—the figures ” 1223.” Also, on the turtle's tail is a large "X ," painted in the same color. # « * Asks Mrs. Carver: "I won­ der if he’s somet’ody's pet or is he in some eort of a con­ test 7" We don't know, Mrs. Carver, hut perhaps the wild­ life service can pruvids you with some information. • • e I.. V. Newton, a tree expert from Orlando, will present a film and a discussion on the disappearing beauty and nat­ ural benefits of trees in our modern communities when the Civitana meet at the Lake Monroe Inn Thursday night. • • • The county chamber's jolty public relationiat — Charlie Morrison— reminds you and us the we're all invited to the first full session of the trade body's Coffee Club Thursday when at 10 a m.clubber* will tuur SNAS as guests of Capt. Chandler W. Swanson, the station's CO. A motorcade to the NAS recreation area at Luke Golden will leave the Chamber at 9:30 r "• U. S. Warships Fire On Four Enemy Boats nsuoA. Paul Kent Maynard, 27, of Daytona Reach, suffered l«ark injuries late lest night when hi* car left Highway 415 near i the Osteen Bridge and went into a deep ditch. Florida Highway Patrolman Tommy Tomlinson said May­ nard pulled his esr t/> ths right when ha approached an­ other car head-on. The Injur­ ed man was taken to an Or­ lando hospital. ONLY 9 Days Left To Register For General Flection Call The Jayceen For Transportation To Register — 322-5481 TK 8-1158 HOMES IN DELTONA Rottievard sector o f Deltona were threatened Tuesday afternoon when this rolling tar bucket burned. The street sur­ face wns melted by the heat. The truck, itself, caught fire but was quick­ ly extinguished by workmen using garden hoses from neighboring homes. Engineers Warn Longwood W ater Pollution Is Near SUGON. Viet Nam (UPI) —Communist Viet lon g guer­ rilla s died by the dorens to­ day when they attempted in vain to storm a government outpost and then tried to re­ move their dead Irom lhc lamgwood must act now to made by Dr. Jess C. Dietz, of safeguarded, such as the ba rived wire. preserve its present safe wa­ the Sanford engineering firm potential hazard o f pollution An American m i l i t a r y of well* from septic tanks. spokesman said that when the ter supply from contamina­ of t.effler, Clark and Dietz. William ladder, o f th« Longwood'* water, supplied sun catne up over Luong Phu tion unit to prepare for a 100 sanio engineering firm, said outpost, 40 miles south of Sai­ per cent population Increase from wells, is threatened with that effluent from a Long­ contamination from effluent gon in the Mekong River Del­ within the next 15 years. wood sewage disposal plank That was the gist of a pub­ flowing from septic tanks, ta, it revealed 37 Communist could flow generally in one of corpses and 26 abandoned wea­ lic meeting held by the l-ong- Diet/, said, adding that "this MAYOR A. L. WILSON o f Sanford welcomes one o f this area's newest three directions, to Soldier wood Chamber of Commerce country-wide problem ha* pons. iiusino.taca, the LigKett-Rexnll Drugstore in the Pinecreat Shopping Cen­ |Creek, to Gcc Creek or to An observation plane radio­ Tuesday evening, designed as been brought out vividly ter. The owner-manager, Gordon Kellett, right opened the brand new Myrtle t.nke. ed that most of the dead were an informative session lead- through the use of deter­ quarter* this morning for the fir*t time. (Herald l’hoto) Dietz advised the faingwood hens on the barbed wire iyg to the construction of « gents; housewives are finding : ii-aMcIlta to n.lfvj.uaid their around (he heavily entrenched scwMgo disposal plant lull foam mid suds In the water |natural resources, adding that which nearly resulted in a coming from their taps.” This fort. i the present water supply In contamination, be pointed out, An estimated too to Sou Viet hassle over ‘‘something" in * ifo unit should he proteeteiL Cong attacked the 50-man gar­ city water now being pumped “ could come in three days, Ho suggested the city apply rison at 2 a. in. They broke off into Longwood homes. three weeks or five years." for mi IIHFA planning loan Prediction that Longwood'* The engineer told tin* some KITTY IIAWK. N. C. rienne of the season. at 8 storm's center were expected the action at dawn. for preliminary engineering Communist North Viet Nam population would increase 50 persons present that FIIA miles to pass southeast o f Cape (U PI) — Hurricane Gladys, n. m. EST about studies. Final Mction would b« is accelerating it* military from the present 3,000 to nn and VA will not finance now Cod, Mass, tonight. whose wind • whipped tides east o f Norfolk, Va. determined by a referendum. Winds ulong the Atlantic training program became of estimated 6,000 in I960 was homes unless public water is It veered from a northmarooned 3,000 persons on Gordon Koike, o f Orlnndo, North Carolina's fabled Outer westerly course—which could coastline were expected to hit incidents involving P. S warregional sanitary engineer for ship* in tin* Gulf of Tonkin. Ranks, swung or a northerly have taken it inland along the 30 to 45 miles an hour with the State Board o f Health, Two U S. destroyers patrol* course today that apparently New Jersey or I.ong Island |stronger gusts late today and stated that septic tanks wero i ling 50 mile* off the north Viet­ spared the heavily populated coastline — to a northerly tonight on the southeastern not designed for mass hous­ namese coast Friday reported cities of the Eastern Sea­ route and picked up forvvurd New England roast. ing, mil'll as subdivisions, and, they fired on four hostile ves­ Speed during the night. board. therefore, result in the efflu­ sels. Forecasters said the 85 Forecasters located the cen­ ent working itself to the sur­ The Communists maintain ter of the sturnr, fourth hur- mile-un-hotir wind* at the face. Jhat this latest incident was a He recommended a sewage * irbvoeatH i. If not a fabrl'* * . . . . $1,823. disposal program for th« lion. Rut hey are taking no, *** 'Jul1* " S ,* " " ,r0M Chairman Junivs P. Avery Longwood area, pointing out chances After similar tnclAssociate Editor deni* six weeks ago, D. S. naT !" Coun‘ >' Commission polled the Oommissiuers to that 30 |>cr cent o f tho cost val aircraftbombed North; Tu*'*,*‘Jr thumb* down determine if tb.ro were any could bo financed with a fed­ on arecommendation from precincts congested during tlio eral grant through the Slat* Vietnamese torpedo bases. Supervisor of Registration past election. After obtaining Hoard o f Health. Although advised before ('aniilla Bruce that the coun­ negative report* from ea> h MIAMI (UPI) U. S. rus★ ★ ★ The prominence o f Semi­ ty obtain seven additional member of the board he ad­ the meeting that she ''would tom* officials bat another nole County agricultural in­ voting machines on a lease- vised that the Commission bn out o f order," Mrs. If. )', Haitian urnis running case on |purchase basis in time for the was not interested at this jGirffilh Jr., of 458 Reider terests in the state was re­ their hands Wednesday, an Avenue, questioned a sub­ general election Nov. 3. time. flected ye.terday In Miami indication that the Cuban sit­ Mrs. Bruce, in a communi­ In nuother action, County stance in the present water Beach when several county uation isn't the only brewing cation addressed to the Com­ Agricultural Agent C e c i l ! supply, displaying a piece o f men were named to top spots mission stated that Floridu Tucker wu* authorized to at­ cloth she saiit became die— intrigue in Miami. in the Florida Fruit and SAIGON. South Viet Nam law require* one machine for tend a meeting of the No­ colored iii her home laundry. Dapper Haitian dentist Carl Vegetable Association. (U PI) — run American • pi-i Folke stated field testa had Mevs. caught in an apparent every 600 voters and that th mil County Agents AsmcRe-elected president o f the lotcd Skyrai.hr fighter • bomb­ been made ami he believed I plot to exjMirt ammunition to there are now 31,800 qualified iution in New Orleans but FFVA wo* John W. Evans c f ers were shot down today by I tho cause was by crud, or ■President Francois Duvulior'* electors In Seminole. was denied a request for fl5d Oviedo. Serving on the fiveCommunist ground fire during | rust scales, from present irolt |forces, was freed on fS.iMM) a battle in the jungle south-1 At the present time, she to rover bis expense*. man executive committee is j water pi|>e*. 1bond Tuesday pending an Oct. declared, there are now St Gen. J. C. Huti bison mov­ west of Saigon. Andrew Duda Jr. also o f City comtcilmen present |7 hearing in the esse. An American military spok­ machines In the county and ed that the rci|iir*t In* grant­ •aid they were endeavoring Oviedo. Customs officials maintain­ ed but the vote was three to she suggested ths Commis­ esman said one U S. pilot was Among those elected as di­ to learn the cause and would ed a tight li-l of secrery over missing and feared killed nr sion obtain an addition seven two against. Voting ngainsl correct It. rectors for the coming year the 127 rases of 30-caliber since they were available now vver-- John Alexander, Lee captured. are Duda, J C. Hutchison of _ , . , Mrs. Griffith said she had ammunition seized at the , , . , , . The spokesman said both I "I ILIbO each. The machine* Gary and ( hair man ...Averv. lira'll Satifoid, Harold B. Kustncr, advised by health auFort Lauderdale airport Mon- | plutles were ' destroyed" when now available aie demon- tfuti-hiion and John h itzpat thoritie* at Orlando A Fit that also of Sanford and Evans. day night. Unofficial esti- ] they crashed near two small strators and regularly cost j rick were in favor. During the convention a urinary troubles in children mates put. the value of the | outposts they were helping to l e a d i n g college educator could be traced to water and ammo, lie tween 50,000 and JO H N defend from Communist atwarned that some aspect* of advised her to complain t« :I0(),(M>0 rounds of it, at about lackers The outposts, man­ ternnl obsolescence can make American agriculture have tin- cmmundlng officer at flint,IMHI. tl'd by South Vietnamese for­ not n<rl the challenge anil a business fad miserably. S.infold Nival Air Station, (inly three wicks ago, cus­ "Gentrsl indifference and toms agents arrested a llait- 1ces, were located in the Me­ thus have ceased to exist. since her family is Navy perSpeaking was Dr. Noah apathy ran bring th- FFVA lan Catholic priest, Father kong I>e|tj ne.ir the district |sonnet. l.ailgdsle Jr., president o f member to the bedrock of Jean Baptiste Georges, on capital of then le. Folke told the press sfter The spokesman saul the Georgia State College, Atlan­ bankruptcy," he said. “ I’eo- chuiges of conspiring to ex­ the meeting state chemist* ple must develop an under­ port an automobile trailer Vietnamese co pilot aboard will in- in I.nngwood Thurs­ ta. the first plane to crash was He d e c l a r e d agriculture standing o f challenge to re- load of arms and ammunition hid hem cleared of day morning to lest tha Seminole County’s Board of after it ri-srijrd by government force*. must - thrr meet the rhsl rog n u - that where there is to anti-Duvalier forces in lamgwood water supply. Bid the American pilot could I Commissioner* Tuesday were block*. lenge or die and noted ex- j not vision people perish." Haiti. He was released on riot he located Both had par­ asked by S. C. Robinson, r<$1,000 bond. achuted from the crippled air presenting residents of an area craft before II cradled into southeast of Forest City to the ihirklv ■ forcded swamp­ provide some relief from high land* surrounding the out­ waters. posts. Robinson fold the Commiv* ion that this has been a pro blcm for s numlier of years DETROIT (UPI) — The and due to Hurricane Dora CINCINNATI, Ohio <UPI>— i the court io determine if such „ ‘I Attorneys for Dr. Sam Shep­ a certificate is necessary on United Auto Workers Union septic tanks were out of order today formally canceled it* pard today asked the U. S. an appeal filed by the state. anti that there was a danger Sheppard is currently free contract with General Motors Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals CAPE KENNEDY fU PI) — of water supplies becoming to quash the state's motion on bond pending an Oct. 8 Corp. effective at It) a. ni. The Air Force today announ­ contaminated. protesting t h e release of bearing on the state's appeal Friday, setting the stage for ced that America's newest The Commission conferred Sheppard from the Ohio peni­ He was convicted of the July two days of marathon negotl- ocean - spanning missile, the with County Engineer William 4, 1954 slaying of his pregnant atoms trailing to a new eon- Minuteman 2 "instant ICBM," Bush and told Robinson that tentiary. tract or a strike by 350,000 is scheduled to make its first even if tile County had the Tile motion claimed Ohio wife, Marilyn workers. penitentiary Warden E, L. test flight Thursday. funds there are no easements GM Vice President Louis G. Maxwell failed to obtain a cer­ The three stage solid fueled in the area for drainage. How­ Seaton said “ we received no­ rocket, key to U. S. land bas­ ever, he said the Commission tificate of probable cause from hlW M l JACKSONVILLE (L'I'I) — tice this morning of contract U. S District Court Judge Carl fINXNCIH* ed missile forces, will be shot would take the matter under 10 from an underground silo to advisement and determine- if A. Weinman, who ordered U.S. Secretary of Agriculture termination Friday at IMIg Slu-ppard released after the Orville L. Freeman will ad­ a. rn. It is our intention to on Atlantic target area 5,00<j something could be worked dress a $IO-a-plute Democrat­ Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Pe/old, use the remaining hours to miles southeast of Cape Ken- out. convicted wife • slayer had |spent nearly 10 years in pris­ ic fund railing dinner here resolve our difficulties and nrdy. Another draining problem, or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322*1611. tonight, then bead south fur arrive at a peaceful settle­ on The Minuteman 2 is expect­ concerning areas surrounding speeches Thursday in Lake­ ment which we believe is pos­ ed to be able to tut targets up Smith A certificate of probable Canal. was again sible.’ ’ ! cause is obtained in all rases land and Miami Beach. to 9,000 miles away with the brought to the Commission de­ Funds from the Jacksonvil­ to guarantee a court that an The union had told the same size warhead that the cently the Commission voted to appeal is bona fide and not of le appearance, sponsored by company informally Monday Minuteman l can now hurl a- authorize no more building Member F.D.t.C. |a frivolous nature, according the Iluvul county young dem­ afternoon it would go on bout 6,700 miles. At shorter permit* in tl*e area. The com ­ [ to Carl Routs, chief clerk of ocrats, wdl be u*ed for dem­ strike Friday if s settlement ranges, the new missile will missioners Tuesday entered ocratic campaigns St all lev- was not rea. lied. Today's ac­ be able to carry bigger un­ Bush to provide them with a I the circuit court. tion made that official. , Hem* >aid it would by up to cla. clear weapuui. *'tM- ArtlUaiMAisL writtgi report au U>* canal, Gladys Spares Crowded Areas Board Rejects Plea For Vote Machines Arms Smuggling Case Plagues Association Elects Four From Seminole Customs Men Two U. 5. Piloted Planes Downed ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Southeast Area Asks Flood A id Sheppard Asks uiwClncd, Protest Quashed c m Conlrad Freeman Talks Shot Set For Tomorrow N E W CAR FIN A N C IN G FIOR/DA STATE BANK �V fr v * ? $ ia t - S e p t M , 1M4 M rs. Foster Enters Aliiim a fiMiBiatWiiH V ft n w i it . ttM T M Mrs. LcuiM f t Foster wilt MtlMt other teafor "M m Alumna 1M4-44" kaaen. Iko * u *— lasted kjr the Semiaota Cauaty Chapter. C u m A. Fortlock, Kiotothro Secretary ef ths Alumni Aeeeciatiea, tUlto that at Uia point 14 coaUataaU representing eight eounty aroaa tart boot cleared by hla office. Ho further oUUd that ba la eipeeting at loait ata a44ttloaal aooatiaa ta ontar ooataotaaU by tko and of tkia month. Tko winner of tho "Miss Alumna" contost will raeelve aa ospoasa faM trip ta Nae■ u . lik a B u aad will rain t m tka Alumni la tkis island paradIaa wkoa tkoy have tkolr aoeaod aaaual Naaaau tour aast auauBor. Ska will re* cahro tka Boynl Capa and Crown aa a oymbol of bar offlea amidol tka baauty and aplondor of a Coronation that includse ararythlnf Ilka flow ar girls, Royal TrumpaUrs, Courtlcra and tko muole of tho Royal Colloga Chorals. Upoa bar coronation ska will receive an entourage of attendants to aorta hor dur­ ing tho entirety of the homo­ coming festivities. Ia tho ontourago will bo a social aocretary, Lady la waiting, honor guard, maid, wardrobe mis­ tress, and chauffeur who will drhre hor In a 1044 Cadillac "Eldorado” conrerlible. Tho ront.it will culminate October 18 at the Royal Coronation in Gertrude Hotchkiss Htyn Chapel at Bethuno Cookman College. )} ' • a FLA. CRADE “A ” DRESSED * DRAW N YOU SAVE MOST S TE W IN C lag all tho Chapel ta AT TIP TOP! ta her. "It will L. U. Cowta gad two ikughWn ef IS l i t l i o k M vt, Kingston g, Constant Spring* Jamaica, W. I. warn m oot guests ef Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Smith. Ho to • grad­ uate ef Michael Colloga in Kingston. After teaching nt op Hill School la Manchcotr for a whllo, ho bocamo principal of tha sckeeL Ha haa worked as an accountant Presently, ka to tha Parmaneat Finaadal Secretary far tha Uaivsrolty af ft W. I. Thla position is aquivsleat ta a Businas* Manager af Amer­ ican Colleges and Universities. It and his wife have ala chil­ dren (three boys sad three girls). Mrs. Cowaa to a Post­ mistress. While hare, ka attended tha Orange Balt Teachers district meeting where ka mat several persons. Hla daughters war* extended many courtesies by corns of our local girls. They ar* aspiring ta baeasM med­ ical doctors. Tha courses they are persuing era all science. Mrs. Smith, whose husband Is a cousin of Cowaa said, ” Ha was so imprtssod with Cen­ tral Florida that ha would Ilka to live bars." • Women's Day at Allen Chapel A. M .E. Church win ba In obserranca Sunday, Sep­ tember 27 at 11 a. m. and 4:80 p. m. Mrs. Nellie B. Pinkney will ba tho speaker for the morning Berries*. She Is a former member of Allen Chapel and a former resident of Sanford. Mlea Sandra Black, instrue tor at Craoms High School will deliver the evening mis­ sive. Mrs. Grace Haynes Is ask Church Group At Meeting By Jane Caaselberry Eleven men from tha Caoaelbrrry Community Metho­ dist Church att.nded the Florida Methodist Men’s Con. foresee held Prldoy through Sunday o f last week at the Methodist Youth Camp near Leethurg. Tha keynote address wa* given Friday night by Biihop fame* W. Henley and tha speaker* during the retreat included such prominent Methodists aa Dr. Mack B. Stokes, Associate Dean and Professor of Theology at Emory University, Atlanta a n d author of numerous hooks. On Saturday night a dra­ matic prssentation was givsn by Ksv. Frank Roughton on "The Sermon on the Mount.” Those attending the retreat were Rar. Delmaa Copeland, Burbon Ferrell, Roger Richmond, Ear' Oakley, Leonard Wagner, Henry I) u n e a n , Hlynn R.lker, Virgil Grubb, Marvin McClain, Don MacLsod and Leonard Cassslharry. Rscauee alcoholism la an lllnssa, it knows no dasa bar rlara — it can strike anyone, anytime. Help la available from the Florida Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program, F. 0. Boa 1147, Avon Park. e e e e Sgt. Bussell W. Boston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo# Boston of Rt 1, Bog 134, Oviedo, Florida, and hla wift and children, Debra and Jeffray have Just returned from Ger­ many. Ha was stationed at Malaerslavtarn, Germany. Ha and hla family llvad at 101B-H Vogslweh Housing Ares. Sgt. Boston spent threa years in Germany and hla wife sad children spent two. They had a wonderful time and visited many places in Germany and France. After returning home, ha and family apent the Labor Day weekend In Louisville, Alabama with kls wlfa'a grandparents. Sgt. Boston is now station ed at Ft. Gsorga 0. Meads In Maryland. Hla family la llvIng with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton on Lindsey Lane, Oviedo, Florida. Ha will re­ turn for them just before Christmas. s e TO P SOLD M EATS . . . W IT H A M ONEY Tip Top Supermarkets proudly BACK features Sw ift’s GUARNTEE: Tni-Tsadar Beef, fully matured tad (w a rn toad to ba tom and well flavored ar your mousy back. May wa iavlta you to try m u m at theaa epacial law, law prtcea. FULL C U T BONELESS ROUND — CLUB — SIRLOIN 4th. S t & Sanford A ve. e Mrs. Dorothy Hurray and her nsphsw arc visiting her mother, Mrs. Blanche Sim' mons, Mm. Murrsy ia a for mar atudsnt of CHS. s T IP 1100 W . 13th. Street PORTERHOUSE, T-BONE, CUBE STEAK lb BONELESS DELMONICO STEAK lb 79‘ 98c SHORTRIB RIBOF OF SHORT ^ B E E F . . . lb RIB OR CHUCK STEAK lb 38‘ 49 AVG. I B LB. J10L0GNA — WIENERS — SMOKED SAUSAGE — BEEF LIVER — HOMEMADE SAUSAGE POT ^ ROAST A soul saving revival mast­ ing haa been In session since Monday night at Grant Chap­ el A. M. K. Church In Oviedo. It will run through Thursday night. Thla masting is being assisted by Antioch Mission­ ary Baptist Church. Dr. W. A. Jennings, Stats Director o f Evangelism for tha A. M. E. Church la conducting tha servlets. To thsaa mastlnga we extend a moet cordial wel­ come to both saints and sin­ ners. Kcv. J. Edward Conlay, pastor of Grant Chapel A. M. E. Church and Rav. W. Don Pelham, pastor o f Andoch M i s s i o n a r y Baptist Church. CONSCIENCE is merely our own Judgment o f tho right or wrong of our actions, and so can never ho a safe guide unless enlightened by the word of God.—Tyron Ed­ wards. M A Y O N N A IS E or. 3 LBS. 1 .0 0 LIMIT 1 WITH 15.00 ORDER PIG FEET OR 7 LBS. 1 .0 0 PIG TAILS CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SALTINE PLANTATION CRACKERS ^ . MEAL OR GRITS 'a 2 5 ' 1-LB. BOX GRAPE JELLY FLA. GRADE “ A " MEDIUM 4 a *1.00 FLOUR BISCUIT 1-LB . C A N LBS. Limit 1 With 14.00 Order Limit 4 W'ilh 45.00 Order lA X W ftt Cans .J I 0 U S I Colfaa HOI.SUM WINTER GARDEN FROZEN SKALDRW EKT FROZEN Orange Juice MAXWELL HOUSE SIIURFRESH DOZ. FRUIT PIES CAN COFFEE SIIURFINE EGGS SOUP + -■ KRAKT e Detective and Mrs. Kenneth Jones and Mrs. Martha La marr Kinard o f Miami wars bars fo r two weeks visiting their mother. Mrs. Wlllia La marr Sr. who has bean ill. Mrs. Jones la ths former LI ala Lamarr. e e e KRAFT 21 OZ. 3/99c I 07.. PEANUT BUTTER £ 5 9 SHURFINE EVAPORATED POLLY PEACH HALVES 2 5/1.00 49 FRESH GREEN RAKING POTATOES ous 69* CABBAGE * 8 SCHOOL BOY LIMIT 1 WITH 45.00 ORDER BAG APPLES MILK TALL CAN LIMIT 10 WITH $4.00 ORDER FOOD KING 0LE0 1-LB. QUARTERS LIMIT 2 WITH f5 ORDER Tt / •< �.L Johnson Addresses IUE; Ike Blasts 'W arm onger' Charge .President's Talk Piped To 5 Other Unions 8ljr 6anfor& frralfi Sept. 2 3 , 1964 — P a g e 3 WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson spoke today before a labor union con* Vvrntii.n for the second consec­ utive day in his campaign for • full term in the White House. The President, who flew to Atlantic City, N J „ Tuesday to address the United Steel­ workers, was scheduled to ap­ pear here before the Interna^ tionul Union of Electrical, Ra* d io and Machine Workers. Ilia 30-minute talk to tha IUE convention at the Statler-llilton Hotel was being carried by closed-circuit tel­ evision to five other union conventions in the nation. They are the United Rubber Workers In Miami, United Textile Workers in New York it City, the Minnesota AKL-CIO in St. Paul and the Missouri AFL-CIO in Kansas City. Union gatherings have pro­ vided major audience* for Johnson since he opened his campaign on Labor Day in Detroit with an address to an AFI.-CIO rally. He also ad­ dressed the Machinists’ Union » convention in Minmi Beach. * The Chief Executive, who has been endorsed by nearly ail top labor leaders, has em­ phasized in his speeches to nnion members that the na­ tion is enjoying unparalleled prosperity under his admini­ stration. He promised the steelwork­ ers Tuesday that he would cut A excise taxes next year as pint of a six-point program designed to give every Amer­ ican family more money to ■pend. The, excise taxes are levied on a long list of consumer item* ranging from television sets and automobile Urea to furs, cosmetics. Jewelry and ^ long-distance telephone calls. ™ Following his address today to the electrical workers, Johnson planned to meet with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Robert S. .McNamara. State Building 1 Under Study TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Capitol Building Committee will hear plani from en­ gineers and architects Oct. 8 on s possible separate build­ ing to house the State Legis­ lature. The historic Capitol is too small to house both legists* tive and executive branches of the government, according to the planners. Homemakers A Homemakers Club will be organized at Uie County Agri­ cultural Center on Highway 17-92 on September 28 at 7:30 . p. m. Those interested in ' homemaking activities which Is an extension Home Economics Program from the University of Florida are invited to at­ tend the group on Monday evening, September 28. at the Home Demonstration Agent's office. GETTYSBURG. Pa. (UPI) — Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower brands as “ tommyrot” c h a r g e s that Sen. Barry M. Goldwater is a warmonger. Eisenhower made the com­ ment during a half-hour tel­ evision appearance with the 1964 GOP presidential candi­ date Tuesday night. The film “ Conversation at Gettysburg.” was produced by the Repub. lican National Committee. The show was filmed on the Eisenhower farm here las! Mondny. The general and the senator were seen strolling .-.round the farm, chatting on major campaign issues. It was Goldwater who brought "warmonger" into th« another year. . .they’re Just unnecessarily arrogant Sven conversation. He hold Eisen­ craiy. , , • if they were hostile. He said the nation recognis­ hower that tho charge had “ It is something you do to been leveled at him and his ed Goldwater "a s a man of show that you are not going running mat«, Rep. William integrity, of good will, hon­ to sacrifice a single vital in­ E. Miller, bacans* la their esty and dedication to bis terest of the United States, and therefore, you're not go­ campaign "w o constantly country.” Eisenhower himself practice of ing to be pushed around, but >tress the need for a strong defended the “ brinkmanship” hi foreign you're not going that extra America . . step and be a bully and say. Eisenhower replied: "Well, affairs, which Goldwater also .tarry, in my mind this is ac- has advocated. ual tommyrot. Now, you "A fter all, brinkmanship it Force Created now about war, you’ve been absolutely necessary in this WASHINGTON (UPI) — hrough one. I'm older than troubled world of ours to The State Department has ou, I’ve been In more. But. keep the peace,” he said. created an inter-agency task tell you, no man that knows “ But. It must be used Intel­ force to handle Congo policy nything about wnr la going ligently and not recklessly similar to special committees n be rrcklesi about this , . . throwing weight around and already dealing with the crisis ou're not going to push a but- criticising your friends, and spots o f Vist Nam, China and on here and start a war in dividing them or being too Berlin. 'get out of my way. I’m com­ ing through.'” lie called this "a fine Uae" that every person ia a peti­ tion of responsibility think about. S a n fo r d 's N e w re t A n d M o st A d v a n ce d A l t * m ob ile F a cility b N o w O p en (a a d w a itls f). SANFORD — PH. SSMtU \1 Tjre$tone 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 EASTERN SEMINOLE Hand of Geneva in planning an Adult Education class under the direction of Richard Zelley. riyrht. Hand officers are left to right: Charles Lamb, publicity; Mrs. Charles Lamb, secretary-treas­ urer and \V. L. Sieg. assistant director. Classes are held each Monday at 7 p.m. In the Community Hall. (Herald i’ hoto) F IR S T A N D F R E N C H A V E . SANFORD, FLORIDA CLEARANCE! WE PLEDGE WA1S1 TIRESf TUB / THAT IN OUR STORE Tiracfonc THERE ARE NO GIMMICKS 3 BIG DAYS OF FANTASTIC VALUES! The price we advertise b the price you pay. No tricky “ add-ows" nr amall print. Our low price* are good whether you buy aoe tire or a complete eeC THE GENEVz\ YOUTH Club is planning a weekly dance starting in Oc­ tober. Officers of the group are left to right, Jack Tillman, president; Horace Johnson, vice president; J ..V , Stowcll, secretary; Jennifer Coo, treasurer and Margaret Ellis, recreational director. (lU-Tsild Photo) t JLl EDDIE CONTRERAS By Donna Estes VFW Auxiliary SOT o f Lnngwood made preliminary plans for a rummage sale and barbecue in conjunction with the Post at Thursday night's meeting. The time and place will be announced by Ccmmandcr John McManus and the pro­ ceeds will go toward the Post building fund. President Virginia McManua read a letter concerning the official visit to the auxili­ ary by Eighth District Presi­ dent Nora Gillespie o f Edgewater on Oct. 8. The meeting will be held in the post home at 8 p.m. All members are r<'<|u*»ted to attend. The following chairmen were appointed by the presi­ dent, Mrs. Irene March, Americanism; Mrs. R u t h Smith, rehabilitation and Mrs. Uarrict Harris, publicity. Refreshments were served by Mrs. March nnd Mrs. Harris. We’ve Got Hunilrcda Of Terrific Values At Reduced Price*! YOlt KNOW WHAT YOU'RE BUYING i Women To Hold Yout’is Raising Fund L Rummage Sale For Record Player We’ re Unloading The Overstock Front Our Tire Warehouse. DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS TREMENDOUS OPPORTUNITY We aell Flrestowe. the finest Urea made. We do not offer our rustnmera sub-standard tires of sny kind. You know you're getting the best . . . and at rock-bottom prices. TO B U Y A N D S A V E ! T h u rs d a y , Friday & S a tu rd a y ^ 8 HUY ON “Firestone U ni-C harge* Manager NO M O N E Y D O W N By JoAnn Hays Hall, parents attending the The Geneva Youth Club' meeting agreed to donate trad held a meeting and dance j ing stamp bonk* to obtain a record player (or the club. Sept. 19 at the Community 'Hie club voted to hold a dance each Saturday night at the hall beginning Oct. 3, Some members of the club fed that the parents are not giving enough support. Jack Tillman, president and Horace TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Johnson, vice president, re­ port, “ The parents of the teen­ The Department of Agriculture agers are not turning out to said Tuesday an investigation support the organization and is underway in Martin Coun­ we must have th-.Jr complete ty into a possible child death support to continue.'’ from pesticide and warned Parents attending the meet­ Floridians against buying un­ ing prior lo the dance were iat* led pesticides for home Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Box, Mr TAKE MONTHS TO PAY. QUALITY IS GUARANTEED WHITEWALLS The superior quality of Firestone tires allows us In give you a guarantee against tire failure from blowouts, cuts, bruises or breaks caused by normal road hazards encountered In everyday driving . . . Plus the famous Fireatone Lifetime Guarantee. Possible Poison Death Probed ★ BLACKWALLS ★ RAY0NS-NYL0NS The Firestone tires you buy from us are harked by 80.000 Firestone tire renters in all 30 stales and Canada. You get p r o m p I and murlroos s e r v i c e wherever you drive. JON /A B E L Office Manager •*\ Carolyn Sallee Rolls 200 Game Many splits were converted by the girls. Margaret Prico toppled the 5-10 and 3-10; Ann Scslloun the 2-7 along with Lorraine .Spotta, Connie Kingu and Faye Roberta. Helen Alt­ man picked up the 3-5-10 and Betty Johnston converted tho 5-7, 5-8 and baby split 3-7. Dot Buttons was given credit fur high series 605. WMU OFFICERS of the Forest City Baptist Church elected to serve for the coming year are left to right seated, Mrs. Eldred Whilden, re-elected aecretary; Mrs. Ralph Green, re-elected president; standing left to right, Mrs. Don Westmoreland, first vice president and program chairman; Sirs. Tom Bowser. Sunbeam director and Mrs. Martin Dunn, G. A. direc­ tor. Not present for picture, Mrs. Richard White, second vice president a|td co-program director. (Herald Photo) Eltr gaufurh firralh Pukil«kr4 rirslfj rirept tatunlay, twaitajr a»4 < hrU|. mmi piblUhr4 tatantaf pr*f*4l*g flirUtma* by Tha **afur4 Il»r«l4. S«l W. • IU la a far4, Mori 4*. t«m a4 Claa* Pa*ta«* Pal4 at Imufisrd. FIs. * a k »rrl| tto t U a lr t b f Car* rltri Wa*hi Y#ar 11.nu FREE m m oiATt INSTALLATION SERVICE IS QUICK AND COMPLETE * -• j Carolyn Sullee o f the III Nooncrs bowling league bowl­ ed hur first 300 gumu la.t week. With a »u tn ol 203, her team still went down in defeat against Steiutrom Realty, who claimed all four points. ALL TIRES MOUNTED DON f MISS OUT II MV and Mrs. II L. John.,on, .Mrs. Department analysts of two Tom Kinniraid and Cecil Ellis. uniabrlrd products, bought Also present was W. G. Kilboc. from a door-to door salesman in Martin and Polk counties were found to contain deadly parathion, a poison not per milted for household use. SAVE Somi discontinued tread dtugns prictd lor a list sellout A . . We have trained mm, a*ing the latest and fineat equipment Tire serfire Is performed correctly and in the least pos­ sible time. Everything is done ta satisfy yonr needs and your convent•ace. FRANK JONES Hcrvica Manager SELECTION IS COMPLETE OPEN FRIDAY NITE Tn 9 p .m SATURDAY T IL 6 P.M. Big Selection of Safety Inspected USED TIRES at Bargain Prices I L M .IM U i B , TUBELESS ind A, ll a TUBE-TYPE a 1■«* Pick your tiff... Pick your prica I k M fk ill Sura m h ire RETREADS m 4 a special prices 11 »N(?M Si/IS • '4 'V C B k M t a e M H r e * n z /i n v i I M od « « I> r»« . » lim lM . Il — I u a s n " '«l| s l< »t *1l l n O » a C w l « u » t S « t s n l s We tarry the complete line of Firestone Urea . . . to provide our cus­ tomer* th* exact tires to fit every car, any type *f driving, any pocket* - :d GLENN COOPER Retail Service Manager BLINKER LANTERN A ir C o o l e d CAR CUSHION U outTw a UlliKk Limit One Per Coatomsr Additional 81.95 Each V r n t iM iiw d g w t m d beck Choice W colors — Wd. I �fflS fH M P ro g ra m The E u to n Seminole Bead •I O w n Is WfimilDf tn •Mt sOeatlWMl program to be conducted by Hebert JUlley, director of Uo bond. Then win bo • wuQ refis* trotien tm end d oom will bo J M wwm m m m m m m m m I M 1. You can't get better gifts for fewer stamps • « anywhere. 2. You must be satisfied , • •. P p o n s held each Monday at f y a at the Community Moll. The hand waa three years age and i t has a total o f SO hers. Mr. Seller who hi director of this g roup for year la alee director of the Oriedo High School Bead. Be hopes to hare a SO-piece by Christmas sad is working very hard toward tbit goal. There Is a spa* rial need for players af horns, saxophones and teem* •p MQArod Inm j Mr. BoroM Jeokiao end Mira Solly Oorrltjr ewpervieod the square dancing d u e of t l poppy Deltona midrate at the Comnraalty Center Sotordoy right. Tbo clue grows with each •emlHBoathly leeeon and new etcye ore learned rack time. It la a treat to watch the dancers, meet af them ratir od, donee the "Alley Cat* One teenage youth escorting hit mother waa rarprieed to find bo had a wonderful time and could swing his yartaers with the beet of them. Be made the comment that teen agars oeuld take n leaaon from the square dance group on bow to hoes fUO. During the root periods, n hlbltloo dances were put ea by Jenkins and Klee Canity as won os Mr. sad Mrs. W. L. Stripy of DeBory. For a happy evening of fun, don’t miss the square dancing on the first and third Saturday erenlngu of each month at the Deltona Com* munlty Center. 100% . Cake M ix . . . 3^ *1. Sweet Peas 2 = 2 5 ' Peanut Butter = 79 Charles Lamb sad W. L. Sleg, members af the bnad, meats, which they will leaa to anyone Joining the band without an instrument. Ereryone la pleased tilth the program a f the band, which will play far any a*. gMleatlon without cost. Other residents af Genera belonging to the band are Mrs- Lam, Mrs. Slog, Mr. and Mrs. Cider Bart, Mrs. Era Markowlet, Mra. Robert Coe, W. R. McGill and B. B. Bretear. REGULAR 2 /3 5 * . . TH R IFTY M A ID ALASKA OR LARGE REGULAR W i . . DEEP SOUTH Or'ge Juice 5 -9 9 ' Fruit Pies. . . 3 '*1. Haddock. .. 2 » 99 It's not hard to get your troubles off your mind if you keep your mind eff your Iroubles. I t m m f i n e r tv r w m T o r lladsrav, J. It. r u n nurne jim n e i. cm - Ham ilton, Wade e n r r . in A * n v o n i b h i v o l k Itaymon, E. C. r e e m , rr.n n o t i t rn a u rtin T t o . icmu Ilarhat, John B arrin g. H u sh II id«*a, lla n rr IT RRi niSBOMTIOU o r S T A v n \ h d a itow K n n abho . Howard, W . If. Iluehan, tawranra Hull Ferklng Company llunlar, Mra C. R. BTATnAnn r.nnw ene Hunter, I. fl. A oenriatio t Ilontar. ft. U w o n rK in iiK n r.n r o tv. Jlmlnai. linear rs that nTAMDAnn nnow r.nn Johnaun, Al AHHOC1ATION, »n agricultural Johnaon, O. W . #<>op»rutlre msrkatlnr sasocls Jon**, Amna tlnn. Inenrparatad In 111# under Jon** A Clonta the lewo o f the ou t* af Plnr* Jon** Itroa let, he* petitioned the Circuit Junta. Tra n k Cnurt af thu Ninth Judicial Jon**, John It. Circuit, In and for Samlnol* Jon**. John I t . Jr. Coontr. Florida, for voluntary Kaatnar C o, II. If. Olaanlutlon and the winding up Kaatnar, II. II. e f Ita affalri, Including th* Kins. It. A. p*ym»nl o f rra-tltnru, t h e Klrrhhoff, XV. B. J r , p>rm»nl of dlaantutlnn oiptn* U n a a in n , May e*(. and th* dUIrlhutlun of lit l-aa. Hmre* e*i*la to Itn member* In ac l.lch«l Farm s eordanrt with thtlr r*tp*ellrt Mill*, J. IL property Intartat In tha cor Landanbarg, R. A. poratlun. I.uitls. J. I. In arrordanrn with lha aworn V rC ru m . rianrc* Fotltlon hrrotofora fll-sl with McGowan A CalhoaA tha Cuurt, lha aaaata of tha anr Me*Iowan, H. F. poratlon arat McGowan, II. F., J r , rath In Tha Hanford Atlantic Marlin, J. W. National llank: Malach A t.*tnh*rt rh tekln s account ttt.TII.il Malarh, Frank Sarins* account 1.111.11 Malaeh, Jo* CIATIOJf n o r i r n n r m e a n t ,m o u n r Malach, Jooapk A. I IT.SIT 07 Malaeh, Nick T k e dtaaeluttoa f«*» aoueht Marawathar. r . T . a rt: Millar. W . B. Auditing faa 1*71 at Ttnokk**p*r'* f*« lit oe I-*»*l face, court c o d e and olh*r Incidental least si.STi.ee The net amount ta ha dlatrl. hulad to lha mamhara la III,* SIS IT which la propo**d to ha distributed to lha followlne mamhara and la tha amounta ahnwn hr thtlr aamaa: Al>rama. A. D. Ml .it Adams, n. Adama. T. F. 111.14 117 17 Adama, W . A. It Allan. T . a Ealaa. R W. Eataa A Tueala Farcuaon, K valye Fit*. K . W . rut*. w. a. Fraalar. Ilatar fraalar, U L O arw le. o. a O ary. M- U O arw le. E. U Glbaon. U re and Walaolm rase. W. M. raeory Fatd a ■tad Company 3 EXTRA STAMPS # M BELOW ft P U IC M A S I OF A 4 4 J . BEEF SALE W -D BRAND . . . SIRLOIN 1.11 Ml Ml .IT .SI lis t 1ST I M III 1.Tl T il Tl I. l« .11 .SI .ei ,*i Franks 2 69 / Sausage ^39/ Salad.. s 29* Cheese 2 s 45* Fillets...» 3 9 * 1J.il Ml ls .lt SM I S. S si.ll •M t S I! te a k * 9 8' t e a k ik8 8 ' o a s t ">8 8 ' e e f 5 ^ $1 95 W -D BRA N D . . BONELESS ROUND UfGULAU I f * . . O O m A N O .it MT S S R B W -D BRA N D . . BONELESS FULL CUT ROUND JUNNYLANO FUISH PORK tl RK. J** . . PALMfTTO FAXMS CUANltRRY 1.11 IM S Ml .11 II . Ml IS BREAKSTONI COTTAOI . . tl-U. CUP 230 1.11 111.11 SMI • tt.lt •M l IIT.TI IM .ll 111.44 •M l HIT Ml .41 H IT * Moor*, Celrla Mortanaon Nelaon. M. B. Nlhlack, Mra C. T. II. 11 Niblack, Chart** T. U jl.ll Oslaaby, Austin 11.11 Pariah Fruit Com peer -It Raeadal* A t.alnhart •1.11 Radlay, William 1.11 tl.elatar, J. B. 114.11 i w i r r , a j ic y . , P l a n e r niehtor. llanrr MT Roanar, llanry Jl Sanford - Orlado Truck Growers .IT Sanford Produce Company .44 Srhiimachar, llanrr M I144 U. S. NUMBER 0N1 Black, Gaorsa K. .11 Smith. Jo* 1.04 ____ 100 EXTRA STAMPS W IT H Coupon * 87 Below . . GROUND m ••TV1. P1RCH 511.11 Tbla Noth* U ha puMlabad la th* Sanford Herald anc* each weak for Iw# aaaaacutlv* wash*. after which tint* th* aald Standard Orowara Aaaaala tlon will sank a dsara* *1 dla aoluttou In acoordaacs wltk tha M l I'atltlon haratofor* Iliad with tha Court. Ml .IT a/ Charlaa Malaar 111 Aitornay fo r standard Ml Grower* Aaaoalatloa !«.}« 41 Eaat Central Baulavard ITU O lem U . Florida Publish Seyt- t l. II. 1144. .111CDS-IS HIT Ml Ml .11 IM I MS .11 HAM TASTE O’ SEA BREADED . cRCH OR I SI Allan. W illie III. It Southward. Ire ■. Alm ond H itler A In n . J . M. iai.se Am erican F ru it lli.ir Hast Staler, J. IL Grow ers, Ina •.IT Stapler, J . C. 1.14 Andaraon, M. IL Stewart A Boataw T. l l Aria. O. M. Ml Stulsmen, P. U Arnold. O. W . .11 IM I •11.11 Arnold. S M. .11 Symaa. Ray F. JT arm**. Ray F.. J r ., end A rtch . M a'tle Chrlatlaa A CockrtU Ml .11 A n a ra lto , J. N. .41 Bach Brothers 1,411.41 Takaah, J. 11.44 Haelar, Uaorea .11 Tadford. A. a Thurm aa, A . S. .el .11 Barnard 1.41 .It Thomaa A Adame B*rhar a Co., ytarrr 14.41 Black, Wallaca lt.it Thome* A Stewart TM I .it Thomaa, Gaorsa W. Bl*ha. Paul Thomaa, Henry 11.41 B lrtha. J. M. and Thuratun Farma, T. M. IMS 1.11 Itaelatar, J. B. B n llr. J. J. tri.es ADI) WKII I,KG At, CDE-ia An 114.T! 11.10 Walkar, W. T Boston, Iiutler .11 .SI YVhaalar, Frank. Jv. Hrooka, J. It. SMI .It Whalchal, II. C. Brum la/ S Bona, U A. Mt Burha, T.arry M l Whalrhal A Ponder IM I Burha. Bam M l Whlttlnetoa. C. C. Whlltlneton A Cortny 11.11 B ird , C. I* .It .11 IIT It Whittington A Jackaae Calhnun, O. (1. .IT CaoiphrII. P. M. I I I Wualman llrolhare Toal. Karl .11 111 SI Carter, Uunnar U rill Chtpm aa K aU ta. R. B. t.tei.sx Any valid creditors' clel M l reduce th* above eeaouete pro Charlton. Palmar MS portlonataly. Chare S Company All paraona, other tha* lha 1.11 Clauaa, A. O. tis.es number* noted above bavins Clunla, C. It. IMS claim* or demand* aa*1not the Clonta 4 Eatae 11.11 ■aid corporation era hereby Clunta S llw ntar M l notified t* fll* anr clatma and Clonta S Jenaa 11.1 Jamanda which they may hav* Clunla O Staler M l against aald corporation la th* Coaburn. J. U. .It ofllc* o f Th* lloa. Arthur Coleman. W m . .11 Uaohwlth. Jr.. Clark of th* Clr Corley. Joa IM I cull Court, Nlatk Judicial Clr D a u t K a rl .IT cult, la and for Oamlnol* Coun Darldaon, J. IL .11 ly. Florida, Bamford. Florid* Darla, Alberta .11 oa or baler* tke lltk day ef D arla. Ja lf tss.es October. 1114. D .u hton , X R. Dutlan. F. F. CUAHTTTY IMHTS UtWUVID MICiS GOOO THIU SEPTCMMR U*>4 FROZEN FOOD Mom thin 409.94$ cart •teles nationwide lsit year. That's a ear goat seconds. ASTOR . . FLORIDA CONCENTRATE Meet ears oraataally rueeverad tort owner! loot cash replacing stolen parts, including time. With rsontka lima at hand, the Goodyear Women's Service Bureau ar­ MORTON . . APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT ses caution with the keys — and car. Lock your car. Try to park It indoors at night Legal Notice aapen*** 100 REG. 41 i E A .. . B ttty C rocker Lem., V sl., W h itt, Y sllow , Dw vtii Food Mill Square Dancing C lo u Attracts 37 A t Daltona -M IQ : ( 6 ) \ 7 ‘ • " { .1 \ p o p sch o ol lunches .. snacks Bartlett Pears10"69* Yellow Onions 5 ■« 39* 11 U. 1 NUMBER ONI . . GEORGIA RED Swt Potatoes 4^49* Chase Sanborn TO P LU Ea.dStora TAM •***•V AteAN ^ate as PS vw * kata. raoiiM kINO eixe DOWNVrvAKB W a ffle s 2 /7 1 * ease Tmau emrawaan aarw ___________ M l RE GU LAR 1 / 2 5 * . . Tomatoes * 10' Mayonnaise *39' Detergent - 39' TO P Vaw A aLU E ST S TAM AM K a i «a w m m I Paaaau Nowaas Jomncom CHOCOCATB REGULAR 6 3 * . . HELLMANN'S Cake . imaaa . 19* aerw maa VMM — ___________ to* on* REGU LAR Pa* an a B.MOM’a 8 in u « ic n # i w * •eee mau OerroHaca setM #11 TheSmart Place A M b * ftife , STANDARD ra k a a tf A y . A 59* . . BLUE OR W HITE ARROW ToGo.. For Good Things To E el Highway 17*02, Law g w trad �/• •'* \ if Is) f t Newest SuperX Drug Store Opens On French Avenue T It • V • SuperX Drugstore carries nest to Wtnn Dixie on French Avenue at 25th Street, is hold­ ing ita grand opening this week. Managing the new store Is Onrille Smith and his assist­ ant la Daniel L. Johnson, ft. Ph. fe_______ _______ The well-lighted store has wide aisles and Is attractively decorated. In addition to a complete prescription depart­ ment, which stresses quality at the lowest price, the store a b o a t everything Smith, a native e f Mingo from aspirin to symanol Junction, Ohio, attended the University of Pittsburgh, (whatever that is). SuperX has a well stocked served five years la the U. S. cosmetics department, sewing Army, separating as a cap­ n e e d s , glassware, lamps, tain. Seven years ago he small electrical appliances, a moved from Battle Creek, large stock o f candides, to­ Mich., to Orlando. bacco, greeting cards and just With his wife, Honors, and about anything one could ask two sons, he presently resides for in a combination drug In Orlando. and variety store. Johnaon, a native o f Grand According to Smith, SuperX Rapids, Mich., received his la the fastest growing ehain registered pharmacist degree of drugstores in the country. In 1059 at Ferris State Col­ lege, Big Rapids, Mich He came to Florida in February 1952. Johnson and his wife, Bar- A i I bars, with their throe eM* i dren, Debbie, 6, Danny, 3, sad Teddy, 2, reside on Lake |Triplett Drive la Casselberry. Dedication A t School Friday By Mildred Haney The Little Red School House which houses the Deltona "U ” classes, will hold it’s dedica­ tion ceremony on Friday, Sept. 25, at 3 p. m. The dedication has been postponed twice because of the hurricane warnings and lackmeat weather. Interest is still high becauaa of the popularity of the class­ es held la the building aad It is hoped that all Deltooa resi­ dents and their frieeda will at­ tend. r w t i c o » t ni \ \ GRAND OPENING ia being held all this week by SuperX Drugs at Its new store on French Avenue, next to Winn Dixie at 25th Street. Fea­ 8l|t Hanforh S U P E R -* drug turing every variety o f merchandise found in a drug-vnriety store, SuperX is the fastest grow­ ing drug chain in the country. (Herald Photo) st o r es Our New Neighbors Rrrslh Sept. 23, 1964 — Page 5 Aerosols Open Splash-Dash Cooking Era NEW YORK (UPI) — The cookbook of the future might run a recipe for baked ham that reads as follows: , — 4 squirts bread crumbs, 1 spray mustard, 1 sprinkle black pepper, k splash clove, S smidgens brown augar, 1 TODAY Stream dark molasses. It’s enough to drive the ex­ act cook to eating out all the time rather than risk the ten­ sion* from such cookery. But the day when the cook­ book language will be full of squirts, sprays, splashes and streams isn’t too far off, soma experts believe. The reason — the advent of aerosols. Sooner or later most foods will find their wny in­ to one o f these pressurised containers. “ The housewife o f tomor­ row will b« able to offer up a whole meei, from soup to nuts, all at tha push of a button," predicts Leonard G. Cnnnclla, o f Continental Can Co. When this happens all the treasured recipe* will have to he translated into aerosol lin­ go. Cannella cited some o f the advances, listing products now in the aerosol testing stage: barbecue sauce, butter, cake frosting, cheese, coffee concentrate. Children eoon will be able to make their own peanut butter and jelly aandwiches from one aerosol container. And, of course, you already can buy dry vermouth in spray form — for the martini crowd. COR. 'Hurricane House' Stands Up NEW YORK (UPI) — As interior accommodation*. Interior layout in a model MCIfo’’ and “ Dora" and their includes living room, corri­ ilk poured their destructive dor kitchen, bath, two 9 by way into the headlines, newt 9 foot bedrooms and a chil­ o f hurricane-proof housing dren's bunk room. Construc­ tion, however, permit* flexi­ became particularly timely. Such a house, an inexpen­ ble interior arrangement to sive wood dwelling, con­ suit any use—hunting lodge, beach cottage, lakeside home. structed to withstand hurri­ A scries o f modular pro­ cane force winds, has been de­ gressions which company en­ veloped as a dual purpose de­ gineers c a l l "interlocking sign by the Lincoln Homes frnming" provides circulating Division o f Swift Homes, Inc., manufacturer of prefabricat­ distribution of stress thus al­ ed and pre-cut homes. Swift lowing the house literally to “ bend’’ with wind while main­ believes ita “ Hurrican House" taining structural integrity, provides a possible answer to Gordon explained. inexpensive, quality housing for the hurricane-belt islands nnd Central and I-atin Ameri­ can countries, or as a vaca­ tion home in virtually any area of the United States. Ira H. Gordon, president of the Belle Vernon, Pa., home* manufacturer, conceived the idea for the hurricane con­ struction while on a trip through the Caribbean is­ lands and Central American countriea ju it after Hurricane Hattie in 1901. He commiesinned an English architect in By Joan Msgin The Priscilla Circle of the British Honduras to develep Chuluola Community Church preliminary designs for a which held its first meeting after the storm-proof h o u s e summer recess on Tuesday, could be built o f locally obSept, g, in the new church j tamable woods. wing, with It members pre­ A North American version sent of this house developed by Guests for the evening were Richard Stantcn, Lincoln’s members of the Dorcas Circle, chief designer, utilizes the Fran Stumpf, Jean Matson, same basic construction tech­ Jan Sams, and Kay Cello. niques projected into the ori­ Officers for the year *re ginal model. Mildred Wright, president; Unpretentious in appear­ Sirs. K. Lawrence, vice pres­ ance but highly functional, ident; Ruth Boswell, secre­ the house sita atop • atilt* tary; Hilda Shupe, treasurer; like foundation. Ita elevated Kate Jones, devotions chair­ post design places the living man; Join Magin, publicity; portion above high tides and E. Stiller, E. Bartunek, and A. flash floods created by hurri­ Anderson, projects; Mrs. canes and the heavy rains Strauss and Mrs. Lampineau, that accompany them. Archi­ flowers, and Myrtle Moon, tecturally, t h i s high-post membership. foundation gives the house a This year’s theme will be "Florida Community Chur­ clean, simple look that en­ hances ita adaptability to all ches." Meetings are to be held the typea o f terrain— mountainaecond Tuesday of each month ous, wooded areas or level seashore. It also makes it at the church. — Hostess and co-hostess for possible for a home buyer the October meeting will be who so desires to build hit Mrs. Moon and Mrs. Law- own home without the heavy ..tence. Sirs. Jones will have equipment desired. Basic dimensions o f the -th e program and Mrs. Shupe. - the devotions. All women in! house are 32 by 10 feet with ;the community are welcome to a 10 by 5 foot porch which la'tend. [can be enclosed to increase Circle Holds First Session DOORS OPEN A T 9 A. M. THE PRESCRIPTION department of the new SuperX Drugs, in the charge of Duniel L. Johnson, R. Ph„ stresses quality at the lowest price. The department carries everything from aspirin to zymnnol. He said mortise and tenon und tongue and groove joints are used extensively through­ out the house. Additional strength is gained from support every four feet o f ver­ tical measurement, beginning at the base posts ami follow­ ing through to the ridge. A description of tha progressive union o f each component member reminds one of the lyrics to the aong, “ Dry Hones.” In construction, the baseposts are tenoned to the floor beams; the flooor beams are interlocked to the floor decking; wall framing inter­ locks to the floor beams and roofing trusses ara bolted to the wall frames. The principle o f construc­ tion involves coordination o f four feet modular grids. This means that all elements — doors and windowa — fall within a 48-inch renter and main suport beams are lo­ cated every four feet. Modem design and con­ struction trends hava well es­ tablished the concept of modular coordination since this procedure assures ease o f assembly while still giving the greatest possible strength from the fewest parts, Gor­ don explainer!. He eaid the economies gained through im­ plementation of this concept are particularly important in L a t i n American countries where the low level o f native income has virtually prohibit­ ed widespread home owner­ ship. As a means o f protecting the t r o p i c a l "Hurricane House'’ from damage caused b> rot, fungus and wooil-bor- ing insects, the company uses pressure-treated wood. This chemical treatment eliminates the need for painting and gives resistance to wood dis­ enses and insects. It increases house-life expectancy and re­ duces necessary maintenance, an important factor in a va­ cation home. Roofing ia of industrial ear. rugated aluminum. In the dealgn for hot, moist regions eaves are left open to provide desired loft ventilation. In the vacation model for the United States, there nre alu­ minum cave enclosure*. Complete cross ventilation is achieved through balanced placement o f srvrn windows nnd two doors, each covered by a jalousie fixture with full screen. For easy accessibility, dcors have been located for entrance Into the living room and kitchen. SA N FO R D M A ITLA N D W IN N -D IX IE 25th 310 N. & ST. & FRENCH O R LAN D O AVE. AVE. (H W Y . (H W Y . 17-92) 17-92) _ Tiny Watch For Women On Skids NEW YORK (U P !) _ Fall watch fashions for females ara taking a new turn for the first major style change in mure than 20 years. Tha tiny watch is marked passe. Rene Dentan, president of the American branch of Rolex Watches, said tha trsnd is to bigger, heavier and more prominent wrist watch­ es. What's more, watch strap* o f leathers likt alligator or lizard, never popular in this country, sre beginning to re­ place the fragile cords. Dentan said watch straps sre even proper for evening wear. “ You hardly ever sea s fragils cord watch in Europa anymore," he added. The move to bigger watches marks the invasion o f a trend popular in Europe for more than a year. "A typical watch sold in Europe and which is szpected to become far more popular in this country," hs said, “ has a face that is perhaps tha size or a dime, a larger case and is worn with a black alii- j gator band. j 5 if - �Pa*e f — Rapt St, 1N4 Lower Priced Pr—crfrU— i O P E N D A IL Y YOUR PRESCRIPTION] IS TRULY LOWER-PRICEO AT 8UPER-X Prove It yourself the noat timo you havo a proscription to bo flllsd. Ss S U N D A Y 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. ORVILLE SMITH, manager of the new 8uperX Drug a to r # here, is a native of Ohio. He came her# from Michigan and has had seven year# #x» perience in the drug* ■tore business. He live# in Orlando. iKOTEX T O O T H P A S T E ^ # How's Voting In Glocca Mom? $100 Given For Church Building Ity Josa Magln At a recent meeting of the Sunday School teachers nf th e Chuluota Community Church, it was decided to do­ nate $100 of the Sunday School funds to the church building fund. It was also decidtd to post­ pone promotion day until more room I* available upon completion of the new class, rooms. Those attending the meet­ ing were Jtev. Gerald Sheeron, Mrs. Klonure Miller, Mrs. Myrtle Moon, Mrs. Kay Cello, Miss Diane Murphy, Mrs. Joan Magin, and Art Porter. It's past spring fever time, but remember that a good cofd can spring a fevtr on L l i — -stSfc: iir winn-wxie , SANFORD VALUE * « • VALUE ■CRESTS BOX CORNER 25th ST. & FRENCH AVE. HWY. 17-92 322-8270 SU (Herald Photo) SEATTLE, Wish. (U P !)— Voter* In King County wlU bo casting ballots this fall In Glocca Morra, 8hangri-La, F.lionhowsr, Drooklyn, Mock­ ingbird and other such placo*. That’a becauia Ed Logan, county election* auperlnten* dent, makes it his business to give Interesting names to the precincts under his Jurisdic­ tion. Logan Is an Irishman and hi* nationality Is reflected in the precinct names. Glocca Morra, a precinct In the northern part of the county, is named fcr the my­ thical city In the Irish musi­ cal "Kinlan’e Rainbow." And when a new precinct is form­ ed out in that area Logan plana to name it Leprechaun. He has named precincts for every "pronouncable" county in Ireland, such as Down, Limerick and Dublin. And there is a New Ross, named for the Irish city from which the grandfather of the late President Kennedy sailed for America. All the presidents o f the United States have precincts named for them, but this pre­ sent* a problem for Logan. To avoid complaints, he bos to place the names of Re­ publican presidents In Re­ publican arras and the same with Democrats. Kiscnhowrr a n d Hoover precincts, for instnnee, are in heavily Itrpubllran Innis Arden and Kennedy precinct is located in tho Kenton ares, a Democratic stronghold. In the southern part of ths county there Is a community known as Manhattan and Lo­ gan has named the precincts llrooklyn, Dodger and Yan­ kee, Yankee and Dcdger aren't the only places where base­ ball is Included. Logan has tabbed one precinct Tyraco for Tyrus Raymond Cobb. All seven of the Mercury astronauts are on the list and all the secretarys In Logan's office and the County Audi­ tor'* office have precincts named for them. I-ogan says ha's always on tho lookout fur names since th e county, Washington’s largest, is growing rapidly. At present he oversees voting activity in more tlian Duo pre­ cincts. "When 1 see an Interesting name I jot it down," he said. "And, eventually some pre­ cinct will end up with it." PHONE ■COMET bobbipins RDEE Zcw usn CMS o r uwrr u ntict eooo [nwu bkpt. 60 *y LIMIT X—PRICE GOOD THRU SEPT. JT __ y d ,, Gw itbrw Sept. It _ J J » lt I Care — Price G - d Thru Sept. |y R O W U P O N R O W O F P R IC E T A G S P R O V E S U P E R -X H A S E V E R Y D A Y LO W -LO W PRICES S h o w n B e / o w are Just a F e w E xam ples! IHEALTH & BEAUTY AIDSl 1.00 SISE 75c size HAPERINE 5 J SHAMPOO 1.00 VALUE OINTMENT 1 OZ. 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MAITLAND NEXT TO WINN-DIXIE SUPER-X EVERYDAY LOW 252 T w E S Z iS PRICES APPLY TO %P RESCRIPTIONS. TOO! (H W Y . 17-92) PH O N E •47-7073 Wjt •tnfurB VrralD Sept. 23, 1964 — Pagt D. L. JOHNSON, who is in charge of the pre­ scription department of the new SuperX Drug store here, is a native o f Michigan and re. eeived his degree in pharmacy f r o m the Ferris Stnte College in Rig Rapids, Mich. H« lives in Casselberry. (Herald Photo) 50 Girl Scouts At Camporee In Ocala Forest B E L O W ARE JU S T A FEW O F O U R By Sana Casselberry D E E P -C U T G O FR E E FREE R P A E N N S P E C IA L S D I N G 25c VALUE BORDEN FR E E FEVER THERMOMETER LUNCHc<a, r KITS $177 ■**%*.*\ WITH EACH P R E SC R IP T IO N Filled During: Our 43c VALUE CHARCOAL 200 CT. 1 HH 719 FLUID 79c VALUE RED. 37r 500 CT. BALLPOINT PENS RETRACTABLE BALL POINT PENS Pl»tel Reg. 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FILLER PAPER O P E N IN G N i l l i t , QUART—INEHIINE K0 DA6 0 L 0 R in the Oorala National For­ est last weekend wa» a hugs sucres* and w m attended by 50 (iirl Scout* and 10 adults. ______________ REG. $2.33 GRAND Tha Fall Camporee held by the Seminole Neighborhood No. Three nt Camp Deer I.ake ’ a# ’ M w REB. 3 lo . ' REB. 29c PIAITIO UTILITY DROP CLOTH ROUND POLY SILICONE x 12 r . jjUCQMcI Laundry Basket IRONING BOARD COVER f t Choir* of colors. At this price, gel several. Troopa represented were Cadrtte Troop 338, Castrlberry, Mr*. Nanea Ruaiell, leader; Cadette Troop <528, Altamonte Spring*. Mr*. Jack Stuart, lender; Cadette Troop (503, Forest City, Mr*. Robert Hoover and Mrs. Andy Kelly, lenders; Junior Troop 010, Casselberry, Mr*. C h a r l e s l.ockyer, Mr*. Robert Mar»h and Mis* Itetty Ross, lenders; Junior Troop 472, Enatbrook, Mr*, tiernld McGinnis and Mrs. Bradford Lyon, leaders. This reporter also attended the camporee a* an interested observer to get a first hand report for the Herald. Everyona alept In platform tent* and *ach troop conked it* own meal* over open fire*. King ceremonies were con­ ducted by Troop*, 472, <593 and «2H. Troop 1528 Iniil trail sign* for the other girl* to fellow. Troop 338 conducted a •‘wide fame'1 on Saturday a f­ ternoon, which included aurh varied artivilir* a* making a centerpiece of natural ma­ terials, a scouting quiz, treas­ ure hunt, dress-up relay race, tying a knot in spaghetti and naming "Hentle a»ngs." As two teams tied for first place, they competed to sea which group could build a fire the quickest and burn the atring stretched between two trees. Troop 172 was in rbarge o f the campfire program on Saturday night, which wa* one of the highlights of the Camporee. Each troop pre­ sented skit* and aat around the fire in the moonlight singing the familiar Girl Scout songs. Indian dancel were pre­ sented by three of the girls who hnvo been working on their Indian Lore Badge. Troop 910 was in ch*rg» o f the Scout's Own program on Sunday morning. Other activities included volley bait, soft hall, hiking and following a ccmpuss course. All those attending received attractive Camporee patch** in red, white and grtrn de­ sign. BANKRUPTED As a result of the San Fran­ cisco earthquake and fire of 190<i, several European in­ surance c o m p a n i e s went bankrupt in their attempts to cover the Io*sc». according to the Encyclopaedia Hritanmca. Legal Notice v i m n o t « asms: | N O T IC K IS h .r .h y * lv «n that I am e n s * ««'l In b i . l n . s . .1 Ca**rlb*rry. S -m ln o t, County, Kloriii*. under (h » flrtlllu u * name of. t i l'M -I U T K C t.C A N t x u a K It V ir t :. ami that 1 I I I tend I n r . f l . t . r n i l nano w lih <l>* C la rk of t h . C irc u it Court, S.m lnot* C ounty. K lo rlit*. In accordance w ith th « p ro . vlalons nf (ha K lctltlnua Nams Statute*, to -w lt: Section t«*.<l* Florida S 'a lu t-* 1*J7 HI*: Chart** V >ir<K Publish Sapt. IS, : i . )4 A Dot, ‘ JU �■ C Im II a j i M n «9 E Im i a a wiCvCn working far kin ’eauaa In Around ths lanes, aftor earn* thru with a 176 single. ooo first two woska or to I think that’s Joe's high aiaca ' eompotition, thooo art tin starting laagnt bowling a wssk or two ago. Congratuta- ora Shop are kitting 'eta at a pretty solid clip fas the Thursday Night Jot Lanes Kegier’s League. As a mat* ter of fact, they have s pret­ ty solid hold onto that nuneber one spot in standings. A PAIR OP OVIEDO LIONS corner a Etphyrhilla Bulldog South Seminole school's opening grid encounter test Frida John Courier Field in Oviedo. The only identifiable player is I end Rex Brooks. Oviedo copped the contest by a S3 to 7 score. Clarsaco Henning led Us tsssimstss to a three*point the Sanford Atlantic Baak, by shooting a 224/608 scratch. A coapio of others whs were American Loop Race UPI Sparta WHtor PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Tho Pkiladolphla rwrnes bo* gaa accepting World Series tickrt applications today and many a bravs soul looktd orrr hia ahooldor wkto ho dropped his lsttsr la tho a iQ bog at midnight. Tho PhDs had Just drop* pod two straight to tho praselag ascend plan Cincinnati Rods. Tho days, tho season, aad tho Phillies lead woro getting shorter on this first fall day of autumn. Hurricane G l a d y s was threatening to wipe out tho final o f tho series tonight, which meant the game would bo played la Cincinnati come tho last closing momenta of tho schedule. BBS END LARRY WATSON (83) takes a short Still, the Phils woro pecked ■hot from Seminols quarterback Ron Hinson and up, area if they didn’t look it la immediately hit by a Titusville secondary de­ when they droppod a M loss fenseman during last Friday night’s Tribe tilt to Cincinnati Tuesday night with the Terriers in the east coast city. Watson which trimmed thole load to grabbed six o f Hinson’s seven completions. The four and one half gasses. Tho game ended in a 13-18 tie. (Herald Photo) night before they lost 1*0. It was one of thooo hor­ rendous things T u e s d a y w h I e h optimistic amateurs call good to bo out of their system. Chris Short giFre up six runs and fire walks, tho most he’s given in any gams this year. There were a couple of throwing errors to pod tho Reds scoring, two raw came in on two passed balls in tho same inning, and a bases loaded walk forced in another. If that’s not pressure, what is By BUI Yiaceat Jr. A reminder to all you Good itf Manager Gene Mauch, his Howdy,I all you high water boaters out there, It’s high fishermen who are willing water again and you know voice Just above a whisper— to bravo tho high water and what that means, look out for he lost both the voice and aa argument to umpire Chris heavy rains. tho floating logs and under Pelekoudas at one aad tho The bats era doing fair, if water objects that wlU en­ same time in Loo Angelesyou go back Into tho sloughs where their might be a few danger you, whilo on the riv- said it isn’t pressure and ap* praised the gsmea by Redo fitly pads and such. That's pitchers John Taitouris aad whore you will find Mr. Black Jim O'Toole. Two-pound test Uno doesn’t bus, cooling it, while the MIt was a case of a couple rains come up and the wind look like much—to either men of guys pitching two good blows. Now if you want to or fish. Maybe that’s why it’a ball games,” Mauch aald, ad* really have some fishing fun, »o effective. ding that "we'll have to shako the Speckle perch are biting When temperatures soar up our hitting.” real good all around since the Did cutting the lead to and gams fish in your favor­ water has gotten a little bit four and a half games—tho cooler. The brim and perch ite water hole ignore the beat Phils have 10 left, the Reds are doing real good out on you have to offer, a switch to ' 11 — make anyone apprehen* East IIWY 46 Just east of the featherweight equipment msy alveT Geneva Bridge along tha road. improve the situation. "I'd rather be where wo are Alto if you’ra looking for a According to the guy* in1 now than where anyone else Real good speck bed, I’ll tell Mercury outboard's fUhing ’ is in tho league,” Mauch you were to go. Straight department, ultralight tackle1 countered. acrou Lake Monroe in front ran bo the answer when wa­ of the power plant, there’s ters ere tepid, low and ex­ plenty for everyone, and a lot tremely clear . . . and when of fun. tha fish are nuxiling only tho moit delicato monels on tho menu. Though a perfectly balanc­ ed rig ia deeirable, anyone CHARLOTTE, N. C. (UPI) possessing a medium-weight — Jimmy Mansfield Tardus, spinning rod ean load a spool S3, who gave up soiling cam with two-or four-pound mono­ in 1957 to race them, Tuesday filament and achieve satisfac­ became the third NASCAR tory results. Lighter lines era stock ear driver in lees thaa available but work best on a year to ride to hla death. Head Coach Dan Pslhsm of rods designed to handle them. Tha likeable auto p i t a t ia Sanford Junior High Gossamer fines offer two from North Wllkosbora was Braves slong with assistants distinct advantages: (1) they fatally injured at tha Char* Owen McCarron, Ronnie Hunt, ere less visible to wary fish, lotta Motor Speedway when and Ed Buckner hsve their end (2) they permit assy cast­ hia 1964 Plymouth plowed charges nady for a face to ing of tidbit-sired lures. Such through a steel guard rail face battle with ths South factors can maka quits a dif­ Seminols Junior High Hurri­ ference to lackadaisical Link­ canes Thursday night at Ly­ ers. man High Field. To overcome tha disadvan­ It Is reported that the Hur­ tages of frail lines, Mercury ricanes have had a lot of trou­ suggests these rules: (1) ble with Injuries, but the check rod and reel for rough Braves hava been fortunate edges that will cut the mono, in this area with only minor and Inspect frequently for We’ re Here To Make hurts. knots, (2) stay out In open VW Owners Happier. The two teams played twice water, (3) don't try to "horse” last season with ths Braves ’em in, and (4) be exceeding­ ElUnor Motor Co. wining both tilts. In ths ftnt ly careful when boating a SANFORD — PH. 822-188S gams ths score was 27 to 6. fish. But In tha second tilt the South 8emlPeanut Bowl nola showed much Improve­ ment and held the Braves to a 13 to 6 margin. Kipp with • 220/606. gem Varon of Faroe's Buildsrs 11ksd ths number two — a 222. Firecracker M a g i t o of CP.O. Just missed that MO sot by finishing with a MS. In his scries were geaea of one,” the resident gealus of of mors nails Into tho coffins 212 aad 224. the New York Yankee dugoui of tbs Orioles aad White Sox On Wednesday afternoons told the experts a month ago Tuesday night whan they swept Possibly oaa of ths reasons In the HI Nooner’s League, it when the defending American a doubleheader from the Ctove- ws see that 8 terman asms looks like Stenstrom Realty Lesgue c h a m p i o n s were land Indians 94 and S-l. The up oa ths Udder could bo for has another strong team in Oounderiug. Orioles had been beatsa by scores ilka these which they the forms of Carolyn 8allee, Young Pigott will bo dolag Only a lew believed him. the Detroit Tlgcra, 2-1, in an posted this past weak! Kathy Gray, Ltbble Whitehead the extra point klekUg, young Ths BalUmora Orioles end afternoon game aad the White Mary flnUhed her series and Etta Dorman. Even Stumpf tho punting and Grsg Chicago White Sox were runs- Sox were defeated by the Los with a 221 to sad ths night though it’s ssrly in the year Ithively will handle the kicklog 1*2 and Yogi aeemed to be Angelos Angels 1-0 in s night with a MO. MtaawhiU, hub­ these gals want H known off duties. whistling la the dark while gams. by Roy clobbered a 201 la his that they’rs taking dead aim Stumpf and hia aide. Jobs the Yankee empire wss tum­ Mel Stottlemyro, with ninthColbert, put the Baby Semiblin' down. inning relief aid from Pedro Ust gams for a combined 422 on the pennant. Somlnola High’s head grid And while we’re talking sales through a head-knockBut now, suddenly, it looks Ramos, scored hia eighth vic­ total for thla happy pair. Ws lag workout Monday but light, coach, Jim Pigott, and hla as- llku an old-fashlooed Yankee tory since Joining ths club in know of quits a fsw food about thla particular team, It’a seed up yesterday's session. ■IsUnts, Jim McCoy and Dick cake walk. mid-August ia tho opener end local bowUra who’d like to certainly noteworthy to men­ With seven straight victor­ WhiUy Ford wont seven inn­ have aeons lika that U dou­ tion that Carolyn rolled her They'll put ths youngsters Williams, sent ths Tribe first 200-plus gams. (Now through a light pro-gams drill through another rough and ies and nine wins in their Ust ings to wia hia lath game la bles competition. tumble workout Tuesday af­ 10 games the Yankees have the nightcapA special saints U thla lea­ watch how easy it is to roll today. ternoon In preparation for opened up a 2* game lead Roger Marls hit his 24th gue Is offend to one of tho 'em with a certain amount Friday night’s horns opsner over the Orioles and a >* homer sod three slngUs sad "gamest” guys la the loop, Joe of regularity, Carolyn. At with the ColonUI High Gren­ game spread over the White Joe Pepltooe also homered Pickens. Man, ha’s trying with I leaat that’* what it says 01676881 adiers. Sox. for the Yankees in ths first each aad every delivery, body hare la fins print) Gams time U S p. m. at What’s more important U game while Mickey Mantle ongllah and all. Sanford’s Memorial Stadium. the fact that they hold a four* and Phil Lins connected ia tbs Wall, evidenUlly it was The tie for tha number one It will be tho first Metro gams advantage over the second game. position ia the Friday A.M. tilt of tho season for both Orioles and a five-game ad­ A1 Kalina's two-run first-lim­ Holler Motors — Navy Wlvoa confsraaco clubs. vantage over the White Sox In ing homer provided ths Tigers League shows both turns with Last season the Seminoles the vital "loet column" of the with all the runs they were identical seven and one rec­ upset the Grenadiers 20 to sUndings. to get or need against 13By David Hlgglabatham ords. Hoping that they'll be The Yankees drove a couple game winner Milt Psppu, who 13 In an Orlando contest. If ball games ware won by able to sustain this winning had won 10 of his previous 11 the club baring the best stat­ pact are the Retired Wives decisions for the Orioles. W. L. Pet GB and Team Six. istics Seminols would hava Ed Rekow, taking over from New York 91 69 .607 walked away with tha eonteet We’re more than happy that Hank Aguirre In the first inn­ Baltimore 90 63 .688 2 * Mrs. Swanson has found time at Titusville Ust Friday ing, pitched 7 * Innings of Chicago 89 64 .682 3ft to visit with ua on Friday sight. (Conference) (T shutout relief and then got help Detroit 79 78 .820 13 For tximplo, tho locale out Teem morning’s during the course himself from Julio Navarro W L T PF PA W Lot Angeles 78 78 .606 IS nn, out passed, sustained lees of tho competition and help In the ninth. Boons 1 0 9 15 7 1 Cleveland 76 76 .603 15* to eheer tho girls on to vic­ yardage in penalties but still The Boston Red Soi blanked P.vans 1 0 9 18 9 1 75 77 .493 17 wound up in a IS to IS tit tory. Who knows, meybs one the Washington .Senators 3-0 Minnesota .SEMINOLE 0 0 9 9 9 9 Boston 69 84 .451 23* of three weeks well find her with tha Tsrrlers. and the Kansas City Athletics UUhop Moore 0 0 0 9 9 9 Tltusvilla used 28 rushing Colonial out-slugged the MlnnesoU Washington 69 94 J86 33* and her husband, CapL Swan0 0 0 0 0 1 pie ye to rack up 76 yards on Edgewater Twine 10-9 in other AL action. Kansas City 66 96 464 36* eon, Joining us ia one of the 0 0 0 9 0 1 Tuesday’s Results tho ground whilo Seminole Oak Ridge In ths National League. Cin­ leaguu bora at tha ianta. 0 1 9 7 IS 9 Detroit 2 Baltimore 1 utilised M plays for a total of cinnati drubbed Philadelphia Winter Park 0 1 0 0 IS 0 9-2, St. I-ouls tripped New I.oe Ang. 1 Chicago 0 181 yards, but the score wss Words Just can't express the RESULTS THURSDAY NIGHT York 2-1, San Francisco whip­ Kan. City 10 Minnesota 9 •till 18 to 18. gratitude of tho 'kids’ for Boons 18. Oak Itldgo 7 ped Houston 7-1, Milwaukee Boston 8 Washington 0 Terrier Quarterback Char­ Sue Jackson. Thla past Sat­ RESULTS FRIDAY NIGHT beat Pittsburgh 2-0 and Chic­ N. York 5 Clove. 8 lie Huggins connected on sis urday aha Just might hava Seminole 13, Titusville 13 ago shaded Los Angeles 1-0. N. York 8 Clovo. 1 of 17 atrial attempts and Colonial 13, Cocoa 9 become tha most popular wom­ Today’s Games gained 44 yards. Meanwhile, Edgewater 13. Melbourne 9 en In town as a remit of Chicago at Los Angelee, night bringing-ln over 100 dough­ Seminole QR Ron Hinson Keane 13, Winter Park 9 Minnesota at Kansas City, completed eeven of 12 for 61 nuts for these young bowlRESULTS 8ATURDAY NIGHT night ora. yards. Winter Garden Lukeview 29, Bishop Moore I W. L. Pet. GB Baltimora at Detroit All told, Seminole picked GAMES THURSDAY NIGHT No request er anything like Philadelphia 90 62 .692 New York at Clevstaad, t ap a toUl of 886 yards to on­ Apopka at Bishop Moor* that was made to Sue. Just Cincinnati 86 66 .563 4 * night ly 119 for Titusville. The San­ GAMES FRIDAY NIGHT out of tho kindness of her St. Louis 84 66 .560 5 Boston at Washington, night heart aha brought these good­ ford aggregation poited 14 Colonial at SEMINOLE 8. Francisco 84 68 ASS 9 Thursday's Games first down*, flvs rushing, els Winter Perk at Boone ies in and said, "Hera John, Milwaukee 78 72 420 II No games scheduled Edgewater at Oak Rldga pasting and throe by penalty treat tha kids!" Pittsburgh 76 78 J10 18* while the Terriers has one by Daytona Beath Mainland at Evens Juat far tha records, the U s Angelas 76 76 .497 14* penalty, two from rushing Saturday morning league now Chicago 68 82 .4M >1 and three from passing for a has more members than we’ve Houston 64 89 .418 26* total of all. ever had in tho past Much New York 60 100 433 39 of tha credit would bo due to At far aa offensive plays Tuesday’s Results wars concerned, Sanford had the adults wko*va been eomChicago 1 U s Angsles 0 Ingout on Saturday’s and of­ only five more than TltuavllSt Louis 2 New York 1 Tickets for ths Seminole- fering their a a a I s t a n c.e Cincinnati 9 Phils. 2 Colonial grid contest Friday Thought you'd like to know Hinson did pretty good In Milwaukee 8 Pittsburgh 6 , night at Banford Memorial who they are - Garry Fox, tha punting department, get­ San. Fran. 7 Houston 1 Stadium can be purchased at ting an average of 87 yards Today’s Gsmea several local stores. Athletic per try while lllgfine cams St Uula at New York Director Fred Gaaaa said to­ up with a 28-yard average. Of Cincinnati at Philadelphia, day. course, Seminols punted only night They era available at Routhrea times whits Huggins Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, millet A Anderson, Touchton booted seven. Tha Seminoles night McReynolde and Liggett*! also had an edge In the kickUa Angeles at Chicago drugstores. Also, they will offs with Billy Kuykendall San Francisco at Houston, be on sals during school Fri­ averaging 84 per boot whlla night day at tha 8H8 administra­ Higgins got St. Only games scheduled tion office. Leo Sparkman took the Thursday's Gamas Genas suggested that fans lead in the ruehlng depart­ Loa Angsles at Chicago purchase tickets in advance if ment among Semlnoia backs Milwaukee at Phils., night at all possible to prevent long by picking up 06 yards on AUTHOR1ZRD DISTRIBUTOR 8 t Unis at Pitts. 2, twl-night lines at the box office Friday 12 carries. Buddy Burton Only gsmea scheduled night. loaded tha leather nine timos W holesale & Retan and posted 59 yards. Larry Complete Mas ef Quality Tine Watson, towering Seminols knehedtag eioee fee fereign carat end, latched onto tlx of Hin­ son's asrials and Mika Gray FULL ON 100 BRANDS grabbed tha othsr. PRICB * / ■Sera sa the injured Ust fta a p f announced that ho would start Crag Genas sad Check Pigott tackles Jay •takes aad Jfaa Raker, guards RasssQ Los sad Mika Klmsty, seatar Duaay Leo, quarter­ back Buddy Stumpf, fullback Isa Dudley aad halfbacks Traby Rlnaard and Terry Seminoles Prep For Grenadiers In Statistics American League Braves To Seek First 1964 Win Thursday Night Tribe-Colonial Ducats On Sale DENMAN TIRES RECAPS LONG OTREAE NEW Y O R K (NBA) -The Canton Bulldogs hold tha Natlonsl Football League record for most consecutive victories with 24. The Bulldog’s mark camf during the 1922 and 1923 CKOOMS HALFBACK PERLMAN BRINSON (25) hauls in an Andrew Jamea paaa for long yardage last Friday night when the Panthers rolled to a 22-7 victory over the Wild Bulls of Ocala’s Howard High. (Herald Photo). FARRELLS ARCADE PACKAGE STOUR OPEN DAILY — • A. M. * 0:10 I 216 a FIRST a WB GIYI TOP VALUE STAMPS FREB CHECK! S P A R SER VICE ST A TIO N 26th A FRENCH 321 Pardue Dies In Test Run Crash �^ * L.-ar S17* « ; ’ •. ..' X •' ;-V,- T»' !-• ‘ :*. ■■?■• : •>«• s j f 9 j* DOUBL 1 D E L IC IO U S “ iT H C A R E B Y /r * . FOOD Wm S l: > 9 A l/C GEORGE Dorris, USAF, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dorris of Nashville, Tenn., has re-enllsted for another four years. He receiv­ ed his basic training at San Antonio, Tex. and in Charleston, 8. C. He s p e n t the last 18 months at Orlando Air Force Base. He is a graduate of Chon High School, Nashville. (Herald Photo) Hospital Notes P in s GOOD S IP TIM B IR M k THRU T N I 1 IIK IH D , Q0AMTTTT R10NTS IB S V R V ft cva FLORIDA GRADE 'A* F r e s k ’ MEDIUM SIZE 24(0 P A R K A V E . PRK B E X T R A EGGS -------— 2 A | { MERCHANTS GRIM STAMPS • «oms eeuMu autciuia a# asm PUBCHAMOF WITHtum THISCOUPON ARB IITHIA HALF a A IA IIA HANDY HAM September IS. 1M4 Admissions Rebecca Boleman, William Davison, Carolyn C o n r o y , Gilbert Barley, Patricia Ann Jackson, AHamese Robinson, Sanford; Dollne C. Acres, Osteen; Frank Thru good, DeBary; Katie Robinson, Lake Monroe; V e r d i # Delaney, • Mima. BLUI RIBBON QUALITY Births CHUCK Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Con­ roy. baby girl, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Robinson, baby girl, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson, baby girl, Lake BLUI RBION iUALITY Monroe; Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ ard Brooke, baby girl, Os­ R I B teen. I Discharges Lewis A. Tate, Buvcrly Douthttt and baby boy, smrley A. Higgins, Baby girt Mul­ ILUI RIBBON QUALITY len, Margaret M. Smith, Al- BONELESS SHOULDER sada Washington, Frank Mc­ Gill, Ruby Hamilton, Hattie Baxter, Josh Mathews, Wil­ liam Davison. Louise Nobles, Angela L. Sechrist and Wendy ILUI RIBBON QUALITY Wade, all of Sanford; Michael % R. McCarthy, Florrie Moore, C U B E D Lake Mary; Elisabeth Dun­ can, DeBary. September 20, 1HI Admission* Michael Rotundo, Johnnie ILUI RIBBON QUAUTY FRISK Mae Baker, John Phillips, Lewis Alexander, Janice Fish­ LIS er, Richard Walker, Barbara Jarrell and Peggy Layton, all PRISM LIAN . of Sanford; Frank Shamy and LI " Homer Barbcau, Dellary; Vo­ ile Williams Sr., take Mary; SMOKID (SOLD BY TNI FIICI) Julia Dukes, Titusville. Births LB Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tindel, baby girl, Sanford. Discharge* Mary Sue Richardson, Diane HOMEMADE GOOD BY Fiedler and baby girl, Julia WUUi, Carolyn TouchtoQ and 9 baby girl, Margaret Oglctree, Etta McCune, Mary Dunn. Doreen Kiner, Gcorgcna Hart, Will Nolan, Finnic McCaskill I NEW! 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TID E . . . . 79c WITH THE MIRACLE WHITENERLARGE PKG. C H E E R ....................................33c NOTHING CLEANS LIKE DUX REG. D U Z With Dinnerware 59c �7 m m J l . ■? ? . rjj t'A -i rl.' 19_ Rapt, tt, 19*4 South Seminole Club Women Plan Federation With Seniors. By Jane C intosrry The Young V o m u 'i Club ai South Semtoote ntad Thursday sight te afflllata with tea Florida Fad*ration of Woman's Clnba aa a m iar chib, after hearing talk* aa tea advantage# of fader* atkg from Mra. J. Y. Clark, Senior District D irector and Sir*. Fred Spradlin, Jr* Jonlor Director for U>* seventh district, both of Leesburg. Tb# meeting was held In a Drive Casselberry and donat­ ed for their use by owner George Raekenzperger. The affirmative vote waa taken following prolonged discussion #n the pro* and eons af the matter. It was decided ta come in ee a senior elab so that members over 35 aa well as the younger wom­ en could take an active pert ia the organization. Mrs. D. E. Mount, president, presided at the meeting and the secretary, Mra. Lewis Cote road a brief summary af how the new club was organized. The president named the following officers and com­ mittee beads: Mr*. David McCoy, perllmentarian; giro. Diane Behults, publicity; Mra. Ann Kaln, sunshine and Mra. Gall Klnsloe, devotion aad hospitality. Other committees are mem­ bership. Mrs. Robert Marsh, chairman; Mrs. Edith Lock­ hart and Mrs. Chris Daley; project, Mr*. Charles Wil­ liams, chairman; Mr*. Fay Moore, and Mr*. Jan* Staly; ways and means, Mr*. Mary Harrell, chairman; Mrs. Ed­ win Mitchell, Sirs. Marge Becker, Mrs. Ann Kaln, Mrs. Gall Klnsloe, and Mrs. Genel* le Culbreth; social, Mrs. Mar­ tha Iddtngs, chairman: Mrs. Cote, Mrs. Greg Reuten- of buswt orange th e bln were a af pearls aad pearl aenrtegs. Bor other Jewstory was a single diamond bracelet, all proving that dieaaada aro still a girl's Her hair to ptettoam aad bar complex km, Rea af all make­ up, waa poslUvaly glowing aad radiant. Her only makeup waa a slight tiaja of orange lip­ stick and a minimum of eye makeup, it was fantastic that ah# ia a real natural beauty without all tea vanout. tea fratawky w a tad kaa tea Wa were aagrooaod with all ciMBtial pagalaHa 1a reign aa tee cameras ate. ia prepareMARY WILLIAMS and Eva Gabor, after Mary gaaaa la aay capacity. «Uh for a taped television adjusted Eva’s coiffure for photograph snapped bar ebana, paiaa tad vibraat program aa Bias Gabor chit­ by mamma. ted inceneatly with several m m . at buaMT aad plenty af capable Herald correspondent |flashing fell-length lames with a few well brala power which aha ntlltofrom the North Orlando area brief overjacketa stole the spoken words to inform teem aa. la If daaaal rala la her exact attitude to­ covered the fashion show and formal scene. over kcan c aailag activities, ward team. Our presence evi­ she did a stupendous Job. It After intermission, Miss Ga tear* will hara to ba a crack* dently disturbed her, since we te a shams wo can't print a bor reappeared in a radiant made do fuss. She eventually detailed account, but space te sauntrod over to ua and spoke limited. Margaret said it was red allk velvet gown. A Royal la Smiaoia High School, out with, "All# dahlln,' ew ah fabulous. We saw part of the School of Dance Sextet presen­ waa a member of tart* rehearsal, and It was spectac­ ted a pleasant variety dance. yu?" aaa elube, aad waa a charter "Oh, f a Just a country gal ular. Sorry, wa had to cut a Later te the program, ia a member af tea Somteola Nafrom up aawth la Sanford. little, Margaret, but here are sparkling white gowa, Ruth Society. She coo* most of your words; Who are you, sugshT" tribute* floaty of alp and "But dahlia, sully, you "If 1 Ware President," a Robinson, presented her own ateg to tea football team ta fashion show, for all Central original rendition of "If 1 mue’ no." her rote aa cheerleader for "Should IT All I know te I Florida, was presented recent­ Were Miss Gabor," and, final­ tour years, aad area played BONNIE GIELOW waa invited to this shindig for ly at the Municipal Auditorium ly, a group of Beatlc-Uke la tea “ powder p u ff game, personalities appeared, among which waa a o n fun than a », and th e grand finale some famous person and keep la Orlando. them being Henry Maser, Di­ The charmingly delightful waiting for Mr. Johnson to banal af monkey*. This gal which will feature teem in rector of the Florida Sym­ with all bar unlimited Utente formate. At a luncheon, there walk through tee door, dump- and witty coquette, Eva Ga­ phony, who assisted Miss Ga­ bor, commentated the pro­ lln' ." aad hobbles claims the great will bo ■ personality interbor In drawing tbs winner of "But dahlia', e mye, now gram as only a vivacious Eva out af doors as her recreation view with spontaneous ques­ the two tickets to Parte. Toe could do. At all times, Miss •ye ao, yew ah von ev Had ana. She participates active* tions popped at them and their Gabor was respectful and Winner was a womaa also of ly ta an water (ports and is an ability aqd aptitude la clever da's apis*." Hungarian ancestry which This broke tea Ice, af4 complimentary of the. novice a c o a a p l l a h a d equestri­ answers will determine their sent Miss Gabor Into galas af enne. She transforms gracious­ rating la this phase. Out of ter aiva regained her conape models, enthusiastic over the ecatacy. styles, and she captivated the ed ego, wa were received as ly towards a more cultural as­ the ten finalists, throe prin­ In conclusion. Miss Gabor pect te soma af her pstntings cesses will ba chosen at n If we were the celebrities and nearly • packed house MRh saluted all those participating her typically Gaborteh ad libs given the full red carpet treat­ exhibited ia a oea man show­ later data to travel the state of tee script (prepared by in tha benefit aa well aa those ing nt tea Otelow homo. She la a “ public relations" capa­ ment. who made her stay ia Central She waa moot cooperative to Ruth Robinson). has groat respect for the writ­ city to promote the big event, Florida ao comfortably pleas­ Miss Gabor was feminin­ ten word and good music. “ homecoming." One of the poateg for photograph* for us, ant. After she had called all A member of Alpha Delta three princesses will bo stlec but shunned the real profess­ ity personified" In a ravishing strapless rose-flowered gown the models on the stage for F I Sorority. Bonnie is tea led queen a week prior to tee ionals. the finale. Mis* Gabor chortl­ She Jabbered teen Jargon to as she reigned over tee show chairman of tea decorating game. ed to the dignified Mr. Maser, committee for bar house dur­ Bonnie Is • senior at ten Mary and they laugbud cn and in a lovely setting of a pink "You never found tee Sym­ ing homecoming and relates University, and te an elemen­ on. In posing for photograph mist of draperies and spark­ phony Ilka this I" aha has soma keen fcicis. She tary education major. She on tela page the turned to ling chandeliers. It was a delightful event After an original musical in­ is also a student floor repre­ will Intern In tee Orange Mary, telling her how cute and Miss Gabor was truly a? sentative, and rogagei in County schools from January etc. aba waa and said, "te troduction of “ If Eva Were line a toastmUtrcas as any President" by Kathy llaburmany other campus activities. until next April, at which mah hate okaye, dahlln'?" one could want “ Weeell, no ma'am, dahlln', ton, the continuously chatting Through the sorority, she has time the will return to the been assigned to do secretari- University for a final course. It'a mussed up hero, dahlln'." Eva came down to the foot Mow ovah, Bonnie, dahlia', al work for the Florida Blue This seems "undemocratic" to "Yew ah soo polyte, dahlln', of the runway and tossed one we're on our wayl • • • surround all this loveliness in could yew fees R lyk yurs, of her own tremendous, blueflowered hats "Into the ring," a school classroom when the dahlln'T" WE NOW HAVE THE HERALD te running a glamour fields are appealing The other guests were flab­ and a member of tee audience shortage of editor* these days. CLAIROL'S NEW for gals wIm have everything, bergasted as Mary adjusted carried away thte moincnto of Our county editor, Judy Wells, so Bonnie, give us a break, as Eva'a coiffure, end the blast the fabulous Eva. and city editor, Dottle Austin, Eva's Hungarian accent de they bad during the operation. well as yourself. are both stretcher cases at We could rave on with the llgbtfully mispronounced nam When Interrogated as to Seminole Memorial HospitaL cs of local shops, designers We wish you dahlias' a speedy wbat o u r future “school delightful dialogue but it taxes and models to the amusement inarm" plans after the bu a the eranium too much. Aa we recovery, and hurry beck of the crowd. departed the related bow nice fling with her school teaching home. A wide selection of clothes Tonora ambition, her brown eyes the mama and daughter rela­ tionship was, telling us what were shown — from hooded were quitsical, but reading Adda Delicate Blonde ( a IO U D Cater To Pra-Llghteaed between the lines read tee a nice mama and sisters she parkas and mohair sweater* , | J * Hair — Without Peroxide message to go find another bad. She handed ua a slip of to uotic gol dand flam* lame1 evening gowns — with a price paper with her seme and ad rope to climb. So off we go, Bleach — Touch-Up factor Just as varied. Design­ and the best of luck to another dress to mill her a copy of the ers ranged from Hannah story we anticipated writing potential “ kites Universe." "It has bln vondavul, dah Troy'a white crepe cocktail • • • A Bat droas, to Sally Victor bate, to SINCE WE ARE pulverising lln'. niash bettek aan Zshack A ll For $12.50 a man’s suede Jacket by Mc­ Tb# Seminary Class of the Pah." precedents, and placing per­ Gregor, Arrow shirts, Lalgloo Latter Day Saints Institution On the way back to Sanford FOR APPOINTMENT sonalities beiure principles, turned to Mary and said, knits and a gorgeous morning of Religion recently held elecwe are going to forget for a- “ Thinking big, wee one?" CALL 822*4913 tioa of officers conducted by light mutation mink coat. while that a gal named Emily Ureas lengths were shown a Robert Durrsnce. past presi At this she replied, '“ No big combined a few well chosen tiling, dahlia', but when we In trifle longer, coming to Just dent Officers elected were words to writs a book on oth- tervtew Mr. Johnson after he below the knee; furs were were Dixie Holmes, president: lea and ettiquttte aad forgot te elected, well aow, that will shown on coats, suits and Anita Blackwctder, vice pres­ ■air Styling Salem how to spell protocol. It's • really big a Mg story. (Fash­ hats; suits and ensembles are ident and Beth Blackwtlder, 2291 8. Park Are. mama's prerrogativw to sing ion detoUa below) most popular for both after­ secretary • e • noon and after five. Although The Seminary group meets MARGARET COBBY, our brocades are still popular, each morning at t:40 at tee L.D.S. Chapel on Park Aven­ ue before going to their reg­ ular public school classes. This te a volunteer program M r. Paul Smith with around IS participating in this dally Christian education •f the program. Freeman E. Baggett, Bish­ Storrs Schaefer Tailoring Co. op of the L.D.S. Church of the Sanford Ward, te presently Will be la oar store conducting a study course on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, (oae day only) the New Testament Holds Election Of Officers Betty Anne's ANNOUNCEMENT! U n b e a ta b le , Mr. 8aUth will be ahowlag a complete item of Fall aad W'later fabrics aad will be glad ta taka your measuremeate for a suit, sportcoat or alacka to be delivered at yotir coovemleace. kroegtr, end Mrs. France* the time and ptoaa te ba an* and trait pmch were served Niblack; telephone, lira. LooSira. Sfanb. Mra. Klnaloa and iaa M tu i, Sira. Mariljr* Bate* Mra. MltehetL Fink caadiea mo, and Mra. Baekar. mad a lately floral arrange, The flrat land raising a m t ■ant ta shade* af pink teada far tea chib win b# a card op tea eaatarpiaca. party planned for Oetobar *, , mm | - U n b r e a k a b le . (Canada D ry in cans) H ~ .V m MHHHK L A " ^ jJ I THE YOUNG WOMAN’S Club of South Semlnolt held its flrat rcRulnr meeting in Casselberry Thursday night- Shown nt the refreshment table are left to right, Mrs. Joe P. Mitchell, vice president; Mrs. D. E. Mount, president; Mrs. J. Y. Clark, Senior Director for the 7th District of the Florida Federation of Woman’a Clubs; Mra. Fred Spradlin Jr„ Junior Director and Mrs. Lewis Cote, club secretary. (Herald Photo) Philip H. Logan Addresses Officers Wives Postpone Bridge Sallie Harrison Chapter Philip H. Logan, local at­ by ■ Memorial tribute to the torney, was the speaker for late Mr*. C. R. Dawson, who tho first meeting of tha fall, had a# capably served th* of Saill* Harrison Chapter, chapter in many ways through National Boclety, Daughters th* year*. New officers and commit­ of the American Revolution, on Thursday, September 17th, tee chairmen were introduced. which began the observance Attention waa called to the of N a t i o n a l Constitution District meeting which te to Week. Mr. Logan’s subject be held in Orlando at th* Ban was "The Constitution of the Juan Hotel at 9:45 a.m., on October 24. United 8tat*s." At tho conclusion of Mr. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. F. E. Boa- Logan’s talk, a question and millnt, IMO Palmetto Avenue, answer period wa* held, which with Mr*. J. B. Ray and Miss proved to b« Instructive and Irene Hinton serving aa co­ entertaining. hoststies. At the tea hour, an Ice Sirs. R. E. True, Regent, court* was served to the fol­ By Mildred Harney Mn. Charles McCarthy and presided over the business lowing members and guests: Miss Mary Lou McCarthy of session, which was precceded Mra. R. E. True. Mrs. R. M. Maaon, Mra. A. W. Lee. Mrs. Hartley Avenue were hostess­ A. R. Key, Mrs. M. B. Smith, es at a bridal shower given Mrs. Edmund Melsch, Mrs. In honor of the coming mar­ H. W. Rucker, Mrs. P. P. riage of kites Kathleen Haney. Campbell, Mrs. Harry Lee. Jr., The decorative theme was. Mrs. W. B. Wray. Mrs. R. P. pink and white. An umbrella Pray, Mrs. M. J. Brain, Mr*. beautifully decorated with T. J. Gallagher, Mra. C. R. pink ruffles and pink and Phi Gamma Eta chapter of Kirtley, Mrs. E. M. Hoke, white flowers and bows waa suspended ovrr the table of Beta Sigma Phi met recently Mrs. Lawrence Tlneley, Mrs. daintily wrapped gifts. The ot the home of Joan Brooks W. A. Cannady, Mrs. Leroy table centerpiece was of pink with Linda Reck and Mary Soper, Mrs. Howard Brewer, Gladioli and whit* Carnations Sharp presenting sn Interest­ Mrs. C. E. Rutter, Silts Em­ flanked by crystal eandlabra ing program on “Am I Spirit ma Baker and Mr. Fhillp 1L ually Right?" Other members Logan. with pink candles. Miss Haney and Mrs. Rob­ participated in relating per­ ert Haney were presented sonal experiences and Ideas. Osteen The chapter received a birth with eoraages of whit* car­ announcement from Peggy nations. Crever and a marriage an­ Those present at the show­ nouncement from Vicki We**er were Mrs. Harry Powell, lund. Mias Margaret Powell, Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Rcddlit Fall rushing plans were dieHarry Withers, Mr*. Roy cussed and made definite. Ac­ had as their guests at their Withers, Mr*. Oscar Cralgh- tivities Include an Informal cabin at Salt Springs, re­ ton, Mr*. Rots Ronan, Mra. get together on September 28 cently for a weekend, Mr. and Mary Tucker, Mrs. John at the home of Mrs. W. R. Mrs. Elmer Shivers and sons, Loutsenhiier, Mrs. Arnold Jennings; a rushee tea on Jimmie, Donnie and Mike and Vann, Mtea Linda Monahan, »o Ainnq aq| |* f jaqnpo Mtea Frances Riggs. Mrs. Leo Monahan. Mist Cla­ .Shirley Sturnpf; and a cos­ ra Melnhardt, Mias Kathy tume ruto party on October Mr. and Mr*. Robert Mor­ Haney, Mri. Robert Haney, 10 at the home ot Mr. and ris and daughter, April are Mrs. Charles McCarthy and Mr*. Sid Vihlen Sr. in Columbia, S.C* where they Miss Mary Lou McCarthy. Ways and Meant announced will live for the nest sis After games were played the recent bake sale waa high months, while he te taking a and gift packages opened, a ly successful. special career course under delicious luncheon wits served. Delicious refreshments were th* National Guard Program. served to Sandy Collins, Linda Reck, June Warner, Linda liitu-ll, Leslie Best. Carol Mit­ chell. Jean Gonzales, Barba­ ra Erickson, Peggy Crever, Sandy Willis, Shirley Stumpf. Joan Brooka and Mrs. Glen McCall, advisor. Kathleen Haney Honor Guest Of Bridal Shower Phi Gamma Eta Announces Fall Rushing Plans Benefit Tomorrow Tho Navy Officers WIven Club announces the postpone­ ment of the Benefit Brklge, scheduled for tomorrow. Sept­ ember 24, due to funeral ser­ vices for a Navy flier. The benefit will be held at noon Wednesday, September 30, at NAS ballroom, with all proceeds going to the Navy Relief education fund. All interested persona art requested to phone Mrs. E. 1* Ebbert at 322-3027 for reserva­ tions, and to bring your own cards. Rockets are tea rage for Senior Girl Scouts in Redouto Beach these days. They're keeping in tune with the tlinre as they Join the l o cal Boy Scouts in a one-of-akind experimental project sponsored by the Space Teete nology Laboratories. Th# scouts attended lectures. pr» pare Individual space projects, and explore possible career# In science. 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First St. ORDER FUEL NOW . . . w* west have feel ia your task te test your heater. Wa offer the aame reliable service w* have | h » te toe past CALL NOW . . . . ■ U sales a n d v « l 9 SERVICE 2517 W . Country d u b SANFORD Rd. (20th 8 L ) PH. 322-7928 �. •' Vft firfttV V m l 8«pt. 29, l J M - P i l * 11 Horse Show Opens Season Sy M anurt Ceeby The flnt Duity Boots Bid* lag Association Hone Show el tho fall season was bald Sunday at the Bodee 0 round* behind the Farmer* Market on U. S. Highway 17-92. It wa» a wonderful day for a playday oa horseback-—but what day iin't? The aua waa height aad there wa» a awtfl hreete blowlag. Just perfect tor pitting riders and horses la floe fet­ tle. The program started at 1 pa . with the beybole race fol­ lowed by tea ether events In­ cluding Wastera Pleasure Classes, which were Judged by Fat Burkhamer el Orlando and Ed Chrtstophar el Union Park. The show proceeded smooth­ ly with Bob Copelaa at the microphone as master of ceremonies aad vetaran Umar X. V. Williams on the stop watch, while L. D. Roberts, maay-Ume* president of Dusty Boots dropped the flag tot most of the timed events. Blue Blbbon winners: Key­ hole— Sonay Fair cloth; Jr. Foie Bending— Shirley Bur­ ley; Senior Foie BendingDale Ferrell; Jr. Western Pleasure— Christina Copelen; Flag Race— Sonny Falrcloth; Bibbon Bate— Nancy Malmberg and Norma Baldwin; Pick-up R ace- Don McLeod and Steve Bralnard; Sr. Wcitera Pleasure— Boyd Edwards; Jr. Cloverleaf ChrliUne Copelen; Sr. Cloverleaf—Don McLeod; and Musical TlresDon McLeod. High points for the day went to Sonny Faircloth. Under the guidance of Ho­ ward Lloyd, recently • elected president, the Dusty Boots la endeavoring to s t i m u l a t e greater Interest In horses, rid­ ing, horsemanship and sports­ manship. They look forward to bigger and better shows and anticipate larger and more enthusiastic audiences. With the aid of Vice President Bob White, Treasurer I. V. Wil­ liams, and secretary David Willis, President Lloyd feels these alms will be realized. The next Dusty Boots liorte Show is scheduled for the third Sunday In October, with the Apopka Horseman's Asso­ ciation holding their Gymk­ hana, September 28 at 7:00 p. m . and another show at Copelen’s Farm In Union Park, etarting at 10:00 a, m. Sept­ ember 27. There wiU be 14 events, three divisions and an exhibition hy the Turfslde ’T2” Quadrille Team. BLUB RIBBON winner in the Senior Western Pleasure Class at the Dusty Boots Riding Asso­ ciation Rodeo held Sunday was Boyd Edwards on Arapaho Painted Buck. (Herald Photo) VETERAN HORSEMAN, 71 year old L. D. Ro­ berts, drops the flag for timed events in the Dusty Roots Hodeo Sunday. Six times president o f the riding club, he has stepped hack to let the younger men take over. (Herald Photo) I « NEW YORK (UF1>—The University of the Saves Sess, • 02-feot fleet!** campus, a reedy to embark *■ Ha second season. During Its 108-day fall se­ mester, the M. 8. Boren Seas will tall to the Mediterran­ ean and Southeast Asia, con­ ducting classes for its stu­ dent body aboard ably and during 49 days in ports. The university has 40 facul­ ty mewSera aad heyaa to tig* aboard an enrollment of K0 college students. Last year, about >70 atudeate enrolled. According to Dr. I . Bay Mkhoto Jr., president of the university, many eollegaa ac­ cept credits earned aboard the ship by students who later transfer to land-locked colleges. The university will tall from New York on Oct. It and make calls at Lisbon, Barcelona, Naples, Firetus, Beirut, Alexandria, Port Bald, Sues, Bombay, C e l e m b t , Singapore, Bangkok. Saigon, Hoag Koag, Keeluag, Tai­ wan, Yokohama and Hono­ lulu before ending the eematter at San Diego on Feb. 3. It will sail from San Diego Feb. 11 for tho spring eeneater. The minimum cost for one semester abcard the ship would be 92A4I, according to tha university. Rates far one aemester rang# from 11,890 for dormitory space to >2.190 for rooms shared with either one or three roomates. Tui­ tion comes to >800 and there la an additional charga "of not more than >176” for man­ datory field tripe at tha ports of cslL The anivereity said >300 more "would be a reasonable amount” for additional *«ponses, such as text books, personal esponsee and tightsating tours. This year tha wnlverslty will atso offer a seminar for adults. Thay will study tha arts, history, sociology and current events of every coun­ try visited. College credits will not be given for the adult ccursa. The university, headquar­ tered in Whittier, Calif., is in corporated under tha laws of California. Enterprise School P-T Council M oots DICK RUSSELL of R od Sun Motors stands besidt a new Simca compact car which is on sate now at the Sanford firm. The Simca brings a new concept in compact cart to the Sanford area scene. (Herald Photo) Citrus M en Ask Time Te Study Standards LAKELAND — Florida citnta industry leader* today asked the United State* Food and Drug Administration to eatend the time for filing commenta on prupcsed Stan­ dards of Identity for dieted fruit juice beverages for 80 days to permit the Florida citrus Industry to devote fur­ ther study to the proposed standards. The request was contained In a telegram dispatched Fri­ day by Homer E. Hooks, gen­ eral manager of the Florida Cltrua Commission, to Georgs P. Larrick, Commissioner of Food and Drugs for the De­ partment of Health, Educa­ tion and Welfare. HThe Florida Cltrua Com­ mission, Florida Cltrua Mu­ tual, Florida Canners Asso­ ciation, and Florida Fresh Citrus Shippers Association are diligently studying pro­ posed definltiona and etandards of identity for diluted fruit juice beversgee, aa pub­ lished In the Federal Regietar No. 158, dated August 13. 1944,” the telegram stated. "The Florida citrus industry has a deep intereet In the pro­ mulgation of adequate etan dards for these producta. We intend to make recommenda­ tions and comments to you on tbs proposed stsndsrds sfter thorough study. "Because of the Immense romplesitira attendant to this subject, and in order to at­ tempt to resolve any differ•ness of opinion within our Industry and submit a uni­ fied recommendation to you, The faculty at Seminola Hifh the Florida citrus industry, as School has invited parents of represented by the aboveSeminole High School students named organizations, respect­ to attend Parent-Ttacher Night fully requests that tha time at the high school Thursday for submission of comments at 7:30 p. m. be extended to December 15, The program will begin In 1984.” the auditorium when Principal Hooks said the FDA had A. J. Bracken will make re­ requested that ail views and marks concerning the over-all comments regarding the pro­ school program. Parents will posed standards be submitted then follow the regular class by October 15, 1984. schedule of their students "The state’s Industry feels when they will meet each that the October date will not teacher sod receive sa outline provide sufficient time to de­ of the course. vote a thorough study to tha The program is planned to proposals," he said. "In addi­ be completed by 9:23. tion, wt would like opportuni. ty to study a survey tet-cully Most baking failures can be completed by the Commis­ traced to poor techniques In sion regarding consumer un­ mixing, incorrect measuring, derstanding cf labels on con­ undermixing, overmixing and tainers for fruit Juices and old recipes that need to be the diluted fruit juice bever­ adjusted tor modem ingred­ ages." ients and equipment. Based upon tha returns of equivalent natural strength orange juice preeent, the FDA specif!ea namee ef the beverages as "orange 50 per cent fruit Juice drink,” "30 per cent fruit Juke orangeage,” and ” 10 per cent fruit juke erange drink." Store Robbed O f Food, Cash Theft of s large quantity of merchandise from ePnley'a Grocery, 608 W. list St., some time during the night was re ported to police this morning. The thief entered the build­ ing through a rear window and made off with meats, tobacco and some change from the cash register, police said. The entry was discovered at 4:30 this morning. An ostlmstM >,000 persons visit the free Sanford Zoo each week the year 'round. CROYDON, England (U ri) — Surrey Cub Scout chief Edgar Lae said ha told two ef hit wolf Cub* today to find e new “ good deed” to perform after he caught them warning driven to watch out for a polk* radar speed sen* dawn the road. Thor* waa a the new building t* bn te replace the one by fin , Tefal earethaeat In Aten tl ttl, ef which HI are now pupils. Parents will be invited bn have lunch with their ih lM f during the fln t wash hi Oc­ tober. It waa aaaanaisd that thorn will be a* 4-H program washing through the echo*! tkto following tha meeting hy th* members ef Ute P.T.C. execu­ tive board. B1PSN81YB TAtTM G A U M I E R O , Austria (UP1) — Mrs. Harmion Vogel, >0. cooked aa expeaatvn dinner Sunday. The elderly park, a rake and 50,000 Asa­ trian schillings >1,000 —- her Ufa’s aavinga — whkh ah* had hidden In th* weed aloe* the day before far "safe keeping.” “ I deal banks,” she sold later. Correction! IN THE AAP AD ON PAGE «•& THE PRICE OF CORN 18 LISTED A8 10 EARS 59c IT SHOULD READ CORN 10 EARS 49* TALLY ONE FOR LYNDON — Aclreea Bette Davis was unable to get away from the set o f “ Hush . . . Hush, Sweet Charlotte” to register for the November elections. So director Robert Aldrich brought in Los Angeles Registrar Irma Green, left, who set up the registration. Bette’s Nov. 3 choice? Lyndon B. Johnson. W h y Wait? S IM C A 'S 1965 model is here, weeks and weeks before any other car. 1965 SIMCA Chrysler's Lowest Priced Car 41595’ Do you want a fresher, better milk? Tha 1065 SIMCA U a aenslbla our, economical and warranted for 5 yearn or 50,000 mflos by Chryaler Motors Corp., just Ilka the ’64 Civic Group To M eet Monday By Margaret Cosby The first meeting of the North Orlando Civic Associa­ tion Executive Committee wtll be held Monday, Sept. 28. it ■ p. m. at the Civic Building in the reereatlon area. At that time, the agenda tor the com­ ing >car will be discussed C E. •’Chuck” Rowell, assoeia lion president, will preside. The next regular meeting of the Civic Association will be oo Monday. Oct. 3. also at the Civic Building at which time a nominating committee wiU he named New Deed By Mrs. Ritchie Harris The Parent Teacher Coun­ cil of Eaterprieo School met at the eehool cafetoriura for the flrit meeting of the school year Tuesday evening. Dr. Frederick Simmons, president of the Volusia County Poison Control, waa guest speaker. The room count was won by tho second and third grad* combination clast, Mrs. Murriel Kauffman, teacher. AU parents and friends of the eehool were urged to Jota the P.T.C. and support the yearly projects. Classes at­ taining at least 75 per cent memberthlp will be given a banner for their room. Mrs. Hardin announced that duo to tha fire there are sev­ eral Item* needed by the school, namely, two blankets, lla cot site sheets, tin pillow cases, aad a lock case for the clink. Beek esses are needed for the library. Anyone hav­ ing any ef these Items to do­ nate please call the school for pkkup, me donate trading stamps sa that needed Items may be obtained. Parents Invited By SHS Faculty Adult Study Meeting Set For Tonight By Mildred Haney All residents of Deltona In­ terested in adult education are Invited to attend a meeting at the Community Center today at 7:30 p. m. The purpose of this meeting is to inform the residents oi the programs that are avail­ able to them through the Adult Education Movement in Flor­ ida. Slides will be shown and available programs will be discussed. There will be a spe cial guest from the Volusia County School System and re­ gistration for the Fall and Winter courses. The time for beginning new courses la now and this nest­ ing will be extremely import­ ant to give those planning the program an opportunity to es­ tablish the Fall and Winter program to beJt serve Del­ tona residents. It Is hoped that everyone will make ■ special effort to be on hand to help establish as many courses in Deltona as possible. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. Big Floating i r Campus Ready To Set Sail SIMCA In drat for 1065, In performance, feature* and delivery. You can be flrit, too. Drive on* today I NOW WITH 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU THINK GOODNESS! . . . I ,', T. G. LEE! There's no mistaking the extra quality of T. G. Lee milk. It’s •ridrnt in the richer, (reaher flasor. Look for tho T . G. Lea trademark when you want thr best. PHONE 322-566.1 FOR HOME DELIVERY CHRYSLER — PLYMOl P r o d u c ts SIP E. lal St. Pk. 332-1441 Hwy. 17-92 Ho. A Perk Are. Pk. 132-7134 •Itete •**,,« SANFORD, FLORIDA ’ * * �i t • THURSDAY 25th & Pork >V :::• -‘-I //••• • FRIDAY Sanford MRS. LOU 8. TOOL* Teacher Joins Lyman Faculty : By Jaw Caaaeftorry Mn. Urfa S. Toole of <01 Bvmljr Drive, Altamonte •prior*, kai joined the facul­ ty at Lyman Hl»h School to fee coordinator of the new Cooperative Baaiaeti Educa­ tion Program. Mrs. Toole, who ia working on her maatera at Rolllna Collife , moved here from Winter Carden where ahe formerly taught at Lakevlcw High School. Sho taught Ia*t year It Boom High School la Or* lando and baa been on the fac­ ulty at Jooea Buatneai Collage ft>r the pait five yaara. She hai had practical bus! Mia tiperlence aa a aecretary end bookkeeper and wai em­ ployed at the Wait Orange Memorial Hospital aa medical records librarian and medical aecretary. (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) STEW BEEF . . . lb. 68c FRESH “ 1H% PURE* Ground Beef . 5 lbs. $1.98 scr !||i 3rd Escapee Recaptured In Miami MIAMI (UP1) - The third of four men who broke out of | the South Florida Mental In­ stitution near Hollywood three weeka ago wai captured by police here Tuesday night. An anonymous tip lad offi­ cers to a northwest section home whero they found Theo­ dora Brunson. Three men had to wrestle Brunson Into sub­ mission. The only one of the escapers atlU at large Is Richard Shadtker, believed to have Icit the Miami area. H C. F. Byrns ROSLYN, N. Y. (UPI) Clarence K. Uyrns, 70, a lead­ er in development of the Ark­ ansas River and editor emltus of the Fort Smith, Ark. S o u t b w a a t American and Southwest American and Tlmts • Itvcord, died in a hos­ pital Tuesday. H SLICED BACON •COPELAND* PURE PORK SAUSAGE e e •HICKORY SMOKED* SLAB BACON . . lb. 39c •ARMOUR STAR* B-B-Q *2 G IF T BOOKS 3li LB. CAN . . $1.89 SPARE RIBS g g g g | j 2V O N E ' •GOLDEN RIPE* BANANAS lb. 10c EATING APPLES 4 lbs. 49c FROZEN FOODS f i b 1 0 ,0 0 0 G O L D "SKA BRAND” DREADED Purrhasa Of Instant Cnffre “ NESCAFE* • OZ. PKGS. FISH STICKS 3/S1.00 BUDGETLm SAT. 8 P.M. SKIT. 26 "MUSSELMAN’S " R.S.P. “ SHURFINE” FRl ASST. 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SHRIMP S TA M P S State Penalizes 10 Truckers TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Ten Florida trucking firms who failed to pay state mile­ age taxes have had their oper­ ating certificates canceled by the Public Utilities Commis•Ion. The commission said Tue*. dey the carriers, which haulad goods which are exempt from state regulations, failed to show up at a public hearing an the matter July IS. •CAMPFIRE* fxtraorrdin^y g V s DELAND (UPI) - Charles Holley, Florida GOP guber­ natorial candidate, told a fund­ raising dinner Tuesday night Florida Democrata are solving atate debts like "carrying watar to a fire in a leaking buc­ ket." He said that several Demo­ cratic administrations have raised taxox to stop the grow­ ing debt, but that doesn't help matters a bit. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A H.U6.616 federal loan w as granted to Plant City Tuesday by the Housing ami Home Fi­ nance Agency to build too lowrent homes The federal agency also an nounced a <474.639 loan lo Jas­ per tor construction of 43 lowrent homes. PORK ROAST . . lb. 39c ^ M R g Q L lJ ! Holley Assails Debt 'Solution* $1.1 Million Loan For Plant City LEAN -WESTERN* Me% 1 LB. CELLO “ D-CON* 50 EXTRA With This |Coupon A The Purchase Of “Cut-Up* FRYERS G O LD BOND S T A MP S |Coupon cood at your "Thriftway” | Only, Thro Sat., September 26. S OZ. PKG ilf'DAIRY M •EVERFRESir “ PILLSBURY* POUND CAKE “ EVERFRESU” DINNER ROLLS . . I OZ. CANS . . each 29c B IS C U H S.................. 4/39c TKGS. OF 13 ------- 2/25c •OLD FASHIONED* DAISY CHEESE . . . lb. 49c �** * r Chevrolet Takes Big Stride Into Fine Car Field \ The! inches. .and there are diatlnctlva Chevrolet takes Its loa|*ft Corvettes »r* ottered in a styling, economy aad ease of i length (station wagons 16T.6|headlamp design, a distinctive'only eporta ear offers another i —again will ba Iinch**) and ita 69.6 inch'new roof and rear window de-!pace setting development for highly maneuverable 16-lneh la styling. Corvette refines tie-el engine air exhauat duct* stride into the tine ear field choice of eight distinctive handling. Chevy II wifl be available in ‘ width. The aport coupe height sign on sedan models, restyled 1965— disc brakes on all four I wheelbase Is continued. Cor- the aerodynamic design of Its mounted in the fenders behind with its IKS passenger ca rs- colors. sevra modela la three aeriea. ia 54 inchci. side trim and an attractive wheels at standard equipment vette's over-all length ts 1TS.1] famed steel reinforced fiber- the front wheels. Competition* plus offering the widest variety New on all models will be a It will continue ita 119-inch | Fresh styling features in­ full-width core scrota the rear. Two Sting Ray models— a toehee, width Is M.6 laches and glass body. The long, sloping! type wheel covers add to the at luxury models snd product two-key lock system as sdded wheelbase. its 162.9 inch [elude a new grille with tingle CORVETTE America's convertible and a sport coupe |sport coupe height is 49.6|hood hat been made smoother' Corvette's sports flavor. sgsinst vehicle gestures in its 54-jrear history. protection On display in dealer show* theft. With it will be the sddinoma on Thursday, flept 34th, lion of a four positkm ignition wit be 45 models In five dis­ switch to all models. Extended lubrication is tinctive lines of new Chevro- again a feature of all Chev­ lets. Ot these, » will be "sport rolets for 1965. Recommended models'* — convertibles and chassis lubrication is every 6,000 miles or six months snd hardtop. There are all-new can to engine oil change etch 6,000 miles or 60 days. two lines: Following are highlights of tom orrow! the The regular Chevrolet, loog the five members ot Chev lime industry sales leader, rolet's "fam ily" for 1965.: moves to a new prestige plat REGULAR CHEVROLET m u with the greatest comfort The top selling line is an en and luxury ever offered. tlrely new automobile for 1965. The Corvalr makes a drama It is the mo>t luxurious car tic advance with its first major ever offered by Chevrolet. styling change In five years Fifteen models in four ser Customer approved design les stress a bigger car c o n ­ with significant styling refine cept. The new Chevrolet is ments, is continued for the longer by more thsn three Chevelle, Chevy II snd Cor- Inches (to 213.1 inches), wider vett lines. The Corvette also by m inches (to 79.6 inches) becomes the first American snd one inch lower (to a sport ear to provide four-wheel disc coupe height of 54.1 inches) brakes as standard equipment. than 1964 models. Among approximately 400 Interiors offer greater room accessories and optional fea­ iness — three Inches more tures available on 1905 Chev- shoulder room— plus incrcas rolets is the first FM stereo ed leg room, both front snd eystem offered by an auto resr. Floor tunnels are sub­ maker. Another is a telescop­ stantially smaller. The lug? ing steering column to give age compartment has a flat greater driving comfort for floor for easier loading. Corvalrs aod Corvettes. The all-new ityllng features With its new models, Chev­ an entirely new look. Square rolet hopes this year to estab­ front fenders sweep through lish its third successive indus­ the body into gracefully con try sales mark, S. E. Knudsen, toured rear quarter panels general manager, declared. The grille Is framed by deep­ "F or 1963, Chevrolet is keep­ ly recessed headlights. ing pace with the public's CORVAIR — Chevrolet's growing preference for pres popular small, sports-type car ti;e transportation with the makes (he first major styling w i d e s t possible customer change since its introduction choice of options and features in the 1960 model year. to fit Individual needs," he For 1965, Corvair Is longer, aaid. and lower while offering in Chevrolet offers Its custom creased engine power. It re ers 15 colors—13 of them new retsins its 108 inch wheelbase —on Chevrolets, Chcvcltes. plus the air-cooled, rear-mount Chevy Ils and Corvairs with cd engine and frame integral up to nine two-tone combina body which make it unique tions, depending on the model. among American built cars. Corvair's model lineup for 1965 emphasixes increased sportiness. Pillar sedans and the coupe have been dropped The seven new models are either convertibles or two-end four-door hardtops. A new top-of the-llne aerie* TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Cabinet split up $30 mil­ the Corsa—available in either lion in construction funds convertible or sport co u p e Tuesday for Junior colleges replaces the Spyder models The Turbocharged e n g i n e in 17 Florida counties. The funds were part o f the available on'y in Corsa models first sale of bonds under the is increased from 150 to 180 legislative • approved Higher horsepower. CHEVELLE Chevrolet's Education Bond Act adopted in 1063. The bonda were ap­ newest car was a quick favor­ ite with the motorist, record­ proved last November. A total o f $45 million were ing 300,000 sales in its first sold, with the $30 million go­ mcdel year. For 1965, the Chevelle line is ing fur junior colleges and expanded to 12 models in four the rest for universities. In other high education ac­ series, including a new econ­ tion, the Cabinet, sitting as omy series, the "300." The car 113-inch the State Board of Education, will continue ita accepted from the Escambia wheelbase. It receives a long­ County Commission 1,000 er, more graceful look by the acres of land for the new addition of 2.7 Inches for an University o f West Florida. over all length of 196.6 inches President Harold Crosby (201.1 inches for station wa­ aaid tha property will make gons). Width continues at 716 up the main rampus of the inches but some models are new Institution and was more than an inch lower—sport coupe height ts 52 8 inches. worth about $t,250,00n. In styling, the 1963 Chevelle has a fresh front end design. There is a new hood, grille and bumper and fenders on all mo­ dels plus a special black-ac­ cented grille for the Malibu Super Sport models. The rear By Maryann .Miles end features larger taillighU The Bykota Class o f the and a new rear cove area. Bear Lake Methodist Church There is also a new optional will have an ice cream social black vinyl roof cover for Thursday at 6:30 p. m. in the sport eotipe model*. church cottage on Bear Lake CHEVY H - New styling re­ Bd. finements and a wider range Miss Virginia English and of optional power is offered in Leo Salmi are teachers of the Chevy II, entering its this adult Sunday School fourth year of attracting the class. motorist who wants txtcful Junior College Funds Allotted beautifulshapes MmpalaX One look at k and—presto—last yaw1! a n y a t nan aeem like something that happened • lnag time ago. It's longer, lower, wider—with Interior comforts that’ll have many an sxpendve ear wondering why h didn't think of thane fleet, Mora shoulder room, more leg morn wp front. Curved aide window*, rich new fabrics and an instrument panel that's a conversation plane a l by haetf. In fart, just shout everything's i right down to the road. And even that’ll a newer because the Jet-smooth ride is i than ever. But if all this seems tike a bit ton much to remcmlwr, don't try. Just taka a drive at jour dealer’s. It’ll all hecunea uaiorgetuhl* ’63 Chevrolet Impale Sport Sedan ChereUe UfaWntm New style, new ride—and plenty d Y t stuff, Here’s all that made CJtevrUe America'* moat popular new-aired car—plus some surprises that promise to make it come on even stronger. Lika those cleaner, bidder line*, like the silky way it •lima over the clioppieet road*, thanke to softer coil springs and other suspension refinements, like V8 power that’ll make you think we stole some of ConrUe't stuff—which we did. All folds five engines are available from a quieter six ts a VB that comre on 300 horses strong. Soma people might have expected as to stand pat after introducing a ear tills successful last ye One drive will show you bow wrong they *65 Chevelle Malibu Super Sport Coupe Chevyit • t is r / r ti!i It may very well lie tha expenaive-eet looking thrift ear you’ ve laid eyes on. But thrifty It kb The big clifferenee being that Chevy IT• mar* veloua mechanical efficiency now comes decked ant in a debonair new look. And to keep ia stride under the hood, there's a new ru ga ot six engines available, including a new 300-hp V i, Of coarse, you still get those famous Chevy I t maintenance reducers—like self-adjusting brakes, long-lived exhauat system and battery* saving Detent mn generator. But If yon go by a l the fine new features, yon could get the idea that saving you money was about the last thing vrs had in mind—If it weren't far that sticker on tha window. *65 Cherny H Novo 4-Door Sedan Church Group Sets Social #- Corvair CornuViti There’s never keen a Carmir—or any other cm —like it. The entire tine now spirt* a totally new llody by Fithrr, styled with fresh, sophis­ ticated flair that would set a European's pa lu fluttering. Tha longer, wider design givea a l Corniir rlosed models a thin-line hardtop rook accented by fr.tmrless curved side windows. It also allows more shoulder and entrance room. And to go with the racier look, tliere’s up m 180 hp available in the new Carta series, ap In 140 hp in the Manta and 500 secies. Also a flatter riding inde|>endrnt suspension system, mem responsive steering, ami a wider road starves. Truth ia, you've gut lo drive this ooe to believeit. M O N EY Ju st te ll us how much you need to pay old bills, for home im provem ents, car repairs, fo r a ll your sea* sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. CflU Tm 24 K..UI, PtTStSl $120 00 188 00 220 00 312.00 4)2 00 59200 I 700 11.00 13 00 1600 2400 3200 LOANS UP TO $600 Nett lop-oj-the-line Corvair Cortu Sport Coupe See5 beautlhit shapesfor 'OS-Cherrolet, f heretic, t'h ery If, Corvair & you r * 6-7946 FAMI LY FINANCI SIRVICf, INC. o f Sanford 110 South Magnolia S tre e t......................FA 2 4612 7 A ~ >g HOLLER MOTOR SALES COM PANY SECOND AND PALMETTO SANFORD 322-0711 / �‘ : n ?x;i .■•1'-*114W ^ y.'T'K' »• ':'« Shy ' r' ••, k‘ i*Vi\,T ,♦V.. [iTj* JvT,v JC’irfii. tag, a cross-flow radiator, so* ven blsde cooling fan, larger battery, and a unique exhaust! eyslem that previdae almost US pw cent cancellation sf ex­ haust noise. Cadillac’* high performance MO horsepower engine (un­ —increased front and rear changed from last year) is tread from at to Of* inches with an improved —now engine mounting sys­ Hydrs-Mstie transmis­ tem and a new esgiaa position sion having a variable stator six inches forward on the *hieh give* i sew suburban frame. passing gear with perform­ Other developments are a ance galas in the ao to to m. newly designed rear axis houa- P-h- range. Mew Cadillac Offered In '6 5 ceeuuc wr i" o Mm »w t exteailvs clung* in ft* giriaiss’a **year Watery. CemptoMly asw Mo« top kottom, torid* and oat, 1M> models will appear dealer’a showrooms on Thur»gay, according to Harold G. Warner, general manager of Cadillac and vke preaideat of Genets I Motors, Eleven medals ar* offered In thre* caries for IMS. The ■arias are Calais, new this year and replacing the SixtyTan series designation, DeVila and Fleetwood. A new sedan model with a thin pillar replaces the sixwindow Indy style in the Ca­ lais sad De Via* aeries. Urn new model in the Fleetmeed series is the Sixty Spe­ cial sedan with Its own ex­ clusive US-Inch wheelbase and an overall length of 2TT.5 inches, an increase of four inches which la realised largoly in the rear passenger eon- for INS is every bit as signi­ ficant as in styling. An all new chassis results in still further gains in ride handling and smoothness and quietness of operation. This new chassis, the first since ISM, includes: —a new perimeter type frame —a single-pice* prop shaft incorporating Cadillac's proven constant velocity totals —new four-link type rear suspension and modified front suspension l1 THIS IMS CADILLAC Sedan dn Vllln shown the new thin piilnr design that replaces the six window body style in the De Ville and Calais Serin*. It marks the first time since 1957 that a thin pillar has bent used in a Cadillac sedan except for the nine passenger models. Taste* fully complimenting the new exterior look are 150 interior upholstery options, 26 more than last year. long and low silhouette, the vertical bumper ends house panel design results In addi- just accordingly, and all doors strong identification from the the toll, stop, directional and tonal knee and lag room for unlock when a kay Is used from th* outside. rear or the distinctive upper back-up lights, giving steal- front aeat passengers. Yet another new Mature is structures, the INS says Cadil­ Mat nighttime recognition. Contributing to the comfort an automatic levaltog device lac.” All of Cadillac’s upper struc­ and convenience story art which maintains ft* car at de­ The front view la masslva, with Cadillac's tradlUonal tures are restyled and feature thro* new Cadillac options for sign or normal height regard Uss of pauenasr or trunk toad An after models, ascapt the cross-hatch grill* which ex­ curved side windows. Both ms. Seventy • rive*, r e t a i n a tends between v e r t i c a l l y eoavsrtiblss bavo curved tam­ The first is a tolaaeaping It ia standard an th* sixty steering wheel which allows Special sedan and Eldorado wheelbase of 1M.S inch** mounted headlamps. The park pered glass backlights. Overall length la S4 inches, up ing lamps ar* recessed into Comfort and convenience ar* a three-inch field of movement convertible. Interior trim combinations the key word* for the interior for maximum adaptability. ene-hatf inch over last yaar. the new bumper. This telescoping feature is In total ISO, 26 more than last Tht Fleetwood Seventy - Five From the side, Cadillac’s of the INS CadUlae. All seat e e d a n and limousine car­ length is emphasised by clean backs in th* Calais and D* addition to the tilt stoaring yaar, in a choice of seven doth materials and popular ry over t h e i r 1IM dl unbroken Itooa which are ar Ville models are higher and wheel of the past two years. manslens and exterior styling canted by three distinct planes contoured. Th# front floor tun­ A second option is the re< perforated leathers. Cadillac nel is substantially reduced designed power door locks. remains the largest user of About the IMS Cadillac Mr. of metal. Warner said, “ From any an­ From the rear the IMS in sixe in all models. And a When a front door is locked or leather in the auto Industry. Cadillac's engineering story gle, the broad front end, the bumper is big and broad; the |new concept In instrument unlocked all other doors ad TAKE THE HOME-TOWN NEWS WITH YOU! 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Address ........................................ City ............................................ �Olds Offers Companion To Dynamic 88 8fc» fe s te r l Sept 23, 1964— Pag* S-A frra li which goes on sale today as one o f the series o f new Olds offered In the Sanford area. SALESMAN DAVE TOMLINSON o f Holler Motor Sales stands beside this 1065 Oldsmobile "Series identification In the ical design changes include i increased to 25 gallons to per­ entire line of 1963 OldimobUes. new frame for increased rigkl mit longer Intervals between from the F-83’s on up to the ity and improved stability refueling stops during modern 96'a—all 33 model*," Mctzel Front and rear suspension* turnpike travel. added, "ia more pronounced are newly designed for better A styling and comfort inno­ than aver. Our dealers will dixplay them publicly on Thur*day, September 24." Speaking to newspaper, magazine, radio. and televlikm editor* from arms* the nation at Oldimoblle'a 1985 Na­ tional Pre*a Preview In De­ troit, Metzel and Chief Engin­ eer, J. B. Reitz described the new Super Rocket at a bigger m o r e powerful engine of lightweight cast-iron design "Engine displacement has been increased by I per cent Belt* aaid, "yet engine weight haa been substantially reduced. Teamed with the new Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission, the performance of the 425 cubic j inch Super Rocket ia sensa-| tlonal. With horsepower rat-! inga from 310 to 370, the new engine will greatly enhance the outstanding reputation OldsTHE NEW CHEVROLET for 1965 ia being mobUe haa already earned In offered this year by Holler Motor Sales in San­ In the performance field. Alert, ford. Holler, which net the pace in car sales for effortless response to even a wishing a lighter model vehicle ia shown abov* with Fred Yenkle. (Herald Photo) CORVAIRS ARE OFFERED to Sanford area motorists again this year by Holler Motor Soles. Th* sharp automobile, ever popular with those * In Oktanobtk Is introducing lor alight Increase la throttle open­ ride and handling. 1b* IMS, e m w , glamorous com­ ing W the moet significant en­ chassis alio features wider panion to tha Dynamic SS. to gineering advancement la our front brakes on the Dynamic be known at tba Drift M. Tbit new cars and is Immediately and Delta tt's, Jetatar I and m w OldJmobile, along with apparent to tha driver," Starfire* for greater brake tha Dynamic* M't, JtttUr I, He said the m w transmission life. Os the M'e, both troot and Starfire* tad M't, It powered la equipped with a variable rear brake widths have been by Okltmobile'! recently de­ vane for alert performance Increased. veloped 423 cubic inch Super at every driving speed and to "An especially Important Rocket engiM teamed with the eliminate part-throttle down­ change for the benefit o f our Turbo Hydra-Matlc transmits- shift. It retains the Hydra-Ma- customers," Metzel a id , "la ion for the moet loatanancouily tie's dual range feature for the extra roominess built Into mpoatlve performance in added safety in downhill brak­ all full-site Oldsmobilea for the divitka's Malory, it was ing. 1985. Moat of the interior dim announced today by General "In addition to the avail ensions have been Increased, Manager Harold X. Metael. ability o f the Turbo Hydra with shoulder room for exam "Furthermore,’’ he aaid, Matic transmission," said Bel- ply, nearly four inches greater. "the completely new and room tx, "Oldsmobile for the first "And too," he continued, ier bodies ad all our full-aite time ia offering In all N 's, Jet "the design of these new cars Old*mobile*, Including the star 1 and Starfire modeli, a ha* permitted us to Increase Jetatar M, are dramatically floor-mounted four-speed man luggage capacity in the trunk reetylad with curved aide win ual transmission, fully syn­ by up to 3.9 cubic feet." down glut and new roofline* chronized In all gears." Metzel also reported that in all models. He noted that other mechan­ fuel lank capacity had been | vation for 1963 ia a new splitback front seat with a large center arm rest—designed for tboae who tike the sporty look of bucket Mats. When the arm rest la raised, it provides the extra utility of « bench seat. The new typu seat ia standard on Delta 38 Holiday sedans aod coupes and on tne 96 Holi­ day Sports aedan, coupe, and convertible. “ Another striking change In interior decor," Metzel aakl, "i* the instrument panel, with large, circular dials and Indi­ cators located for easier-thanever visibility. And too—the In­ strument panel finish varies with the series—brushed alum­ inum in the 68’*, black moroccccn in the Starfircs, walnut grain in the 96'a." In describing exterior styling features of the new Oldsmo­ bilea, Metzel pointed out the distinctive rooflines ami other styling characteristics which differ between aeriei and body styles. , "The Starfire styling ia par­ ticularly distinctive. This fullsize sports car bat its own roof, rear quarter, froot and rear end design and specific grille. Side moldings give the appearance of eaterual ex­ haust pipes which eod in func­ tional side exhaust outlets just ahead of the rear bumper. "Oldsmoblle’s 96 models for 1965," Metzel said, "are more elegantly luxurious than ever —the most distinctive cart in Oldsmobile's history. The 96's have their owa roofs, rear quarters, bumpers, grille, and side styling motifs. The 98 Holiday Sports coupe, with its own specific roof, features far the first time a V-shaped rear window. "The 96 Holiday sedan." h* added, "has Its own roof, dif­ ferent from that of the optional vinyl covered 96 Luxury se­ dan." much o f the Southeast this past year with Charlie Smith, above, the salea manager, haa sights set for a repent this approaching year. [j Introducing the Rocket Action C ars! 1 O L D S M O B I L E F0" I Merrie England Elizabethans Recall Past LONDON (NEA) — The Bri­ tish have nut changed much in the past 400 year* if the or­ ganizers of the "Shakespear’s England" exhibit here are to be believed. This exhibit, which is a hit with American visitors, Is de­ signed to stress the similtarities between the two Elizabethan ages, rather than their dif­ ferences. Consider town planning, for example, Shakespeare's con­ temporaries were Just as wor­ ried about sprawling ctiies. creeping suburbia and the shrinkage of green parkland as their successors today, ac­ cording to the exhibit, which was set up in London's Gore Hotel. Or take traffic control. The early Elixabethans bit their nails over the congestion of London's narrow streets, just as Britons today curse their own traffic jams. Sixteenth Century Britain was just as sports mad as it is today, only in those days Uste ran to bear baiting rather than to soccer and rug­ by. In the "Shakespeare's Eng­ land" exhibition items are ar­ ranged so as to show that British tastes have not chang­ ed down the centuries. Thus modern comic books are shown alongside 16th Century broad­ sheets, a TV dinner next to Elixabethan recipes. (The English, it is said, had no more appreciation for good food 400 years ago than they have to­ day.) There is nothing new even in plumbing. The exhibit In­ cludes a replica of the world's first water closet, which was made for Queen Elizabeth ! from the drawings of her god­ son, Sir John Harrington. (Sir John's name, incidentally, ex­ plains the American use of the word "john" to describe such a convenience.) Visitors to the exhibit find that Britons as early as 1604 were preoccupied with the problem of smoking. Thus, a diatribe from King James 1 dated that year, and now on display at the exhibit, des­ cribes smoking as "a custom loathsome to the eye, hateful to the nose, harmful to the brain and dangerous to the lungs." One of the surprises of the exhibit is that Shakespoare was as big a boxoffice draw in his lifetime as be is today. One of the rare documents on display shows that in February 1592, Shakespear's "Hen­ ry VI" was making more money than the plays of his rivals Greene and klarlowe put together. In contrasting the two Eli­ zabethan ages, the organizers of the exhibit make some tall claims for Shakeapearw as a "tim eless" mao. Thus, U .Shakespeare were afve today, he would have great sympathy for the devel oping countries, the exhibit ors claim. He would also vote for "the party of peace and imagination, if there k one," in the general elections is Britain this year. ' L _ jd All-new from every view ...G reat new Olds Dynamic 88! Plus a whole new Okto Rocket Action lineup I There's plenty to get excited about In Olds for '65! The Ninety-Eight nrrie* i* more elegant than ever. The Startlre and JeUtar I boast a fiery new :i70-h.p. Starfire V-8 that make* going Olds an even sportier proposition! Jetatar 88, VUta-Crulser, F-85—whatever you liked about them before you'll like even belter now. 3e« your Oklamobile Dealer—vAsrs Ike action iW St. Petersburg Times Backs Johnson A PROBLEM OLD AND NEW : London o f yesteryear found itself con­ fronted with traffic jams ns taxing as those of today,___________________ Birmingham News Backs Goldwater BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U Pl) —The Birmingham News has endorsed Sen. Barry Goldwa­ ter for the presidency, saying he "offers .Alabama and all Am enca a challenge." The editorial in its Sunday editions said "the News shares Sen. Goldwater's belief that throughout the land there is a 'basic distrust of the present •administration. fuel in c r e a s e d There’s nothing so frustrat­ ing at to be caught on one o f "Freedom, the News be­ the new turnpikes or eipresslieves, means responsibility ways and set the fuel gauge and Lyndon John1 -o rarely hit the xero mark. Only one mentions either ^rd. His thing bo do—take the next campaign utterances are about exit and find a gasoline sta­ the materialistic. He talks of prosperity, he talks of peace when there la no peace. He U a purveyor of political sooth­ ing syrup which does not cure but merely lulls." tion. This won’t happen ao often in the 1965 full-sise Oldsmobilea. Fuel tank capa­ city has been Increased to 25 gallons for fewer stops. ST. PETERSBURG <UPI>The St. Petersburg Times ed­ itorially endorsed Lyndon B. Johnson for reflection Sun­ day and said a large vote for the President would strengthen "our international position.” The newspaper, which back­ ed the Kenedy-Johnaon ticket in 1960, was critical of Repub­ lican nominee Barry Gokiwater. The editorial charged Goldwater with being "both reck­ less and irresponsible in his words. He makes a statement and then must clarify it or have a Republican like Gen­ eral Elsenower interpret it— only to find K contradicts the stand he toik previously." Notice IU longrr, lower, wliler proportion* and impnwive new linee. Inside, new Uisurira snd comfort* everywhere you look. Kvm rife* new, thank* to umoothcr-lhnn-cver, four-coil-spring ausprndon. And Just wait till you *rlion-Uit It* I'JVcuble-Inch, 3IO-h.p. Super Roeket V-81 Pick from all the Dynamic 88s, Including three W0m top-of-the-nerlee deluxe Delta 88 modeta i taut aamoaut* at iiu a*attar * a u - w i i ma aettoa m ataoguuttts to* amiiiuuit. stassws. araautc m. autos t anus « wsu to m s. » a . Holler Motor Sales Co., Second And Palmetto ' si si sataai vaa w « in aiir -wjuirs nsvr* aid •wivor »so ar-asc nr. eme* tx s i m im e ros nm amt srsno* s Kl h �Each wrist bat Bo own grille, bumpers aad other Men tiflcatlon to give it Its own individuality. All models have tramelesa Class. Power operated radio antennas are located an the * A if rear Naders ef (bo LoSobrt, Wildcat aad Eloctra models. Bukfc wfll market » modele la its INI line, taelodiag tlx la the Special aad Spodal Deluxe eerie*; four hi the Sky­ lark; seven different LeSebrca; tan Wildcats; aorta Storing and the om Riviera medal. la addition, thorn wfll bo twa % stx-poeseager M i two ate* passenger versions af tha new apostwigon, featuring the paw ornmie sky roof. I <2* > * i ad tha ad thla hf Batah la ISO. 4 l AO lagater-ilad audita Daatra MS, Wildcat aad Lahava aJLaaw, irldar v w g * .** I Sydney Turns It On For USS Enterprise cilities. Here Harold Whittern stands beside the Wildcat which wan introduced in the Sanford area today. (Herald Photo) BUICK WILDCAT ii shown on dlrplay at Bill Hemphill Motors. The Bulcka for 1965 are trendin f toward tha more sportier design and fa­ MUr iw h I n tots fated both (root tad roar. Than i n many IMS tea*vatioo* la tha Hoick lias, such aa tha Atoappaarlag bsadlamps naatf hi tha Riviera. Whaa aot la operation, tha haadtaapo disappear behind (ho fonder grilles. The Skylark aad Electro series Introduce "wall to wall" tallompa — e wide horizontal •trip running the width of the cor. Leflabro, Wildest and Elec­ tro convertibles have a rear window of solid plate safety flaae to maintain clear vision. The top may be lowered with the glass in place. A new "notch back" seat. combining the appearance of bucket aorta with the utility of bench seats, la available in Wildcat and Eloctra models. Instrum« t panels and in­ terior fanturoe are now oa aB aeries. - •5 | p g j | g p ^ L1TB ON THE MISSISSIPPI with this largo raft of logs, guidnd by a small outboard motorboat, in shown on a stretch between Nine Mile Island between Dubuque, Iowa and Savanna, 111. It is tha first such raft delivery on the river since 1916. t Speaking Out M akes Courtship Unrocky Boar Admiral NEW TORE (UP!) - Fe­ keep aeol heeds. According to od they would have males who don’t went to U tho firm’s consultant In mat­ left tar a farther full week’s ■plasters ought to play it ters romantic, thare are four cruising whoa they reached cool—and plan to marry the It vaa a fantastic wakoma techniques which seem to aid the ead ef their Journey at boy. tar a taataatia ship. laid « • Norfolk, Virginia, oa October Thla advice cemea from a couplet la improving emo­ U» Navy MUM* <* 4. firm that aukea a bualneea tional communication. •Tha aaly thaa I aaw any He was kipk la hie praise Tho advice: of knownlg aomethlng about ^t.k| uha this baton was when for the Australia frigate courtahlp and marriage, for —The technique of asking. wa oetand Tokyo Bay at tbs Hinas Derweat, which took ap the product the outfit makea Yon can never assume you aad ad tha war." escort doty during a keep* ft involved ia the warp know what your boaa means Sydney had waited I efratica of fliapowor bp the aad woof af romantie Ilf*. by a phrase, gesture or voiceawatha Nr tor Balarprlsa, tha carrier eft lydaay. tone. Yet moat of us do aaThe manufacturer ef cedar larasat ship to visit Australis "She knew Jest what chaste, tha Lane Co., figure ttrme thla very thing. Aak Tbs teu to n IIB-foot «srstar waa taking threa days out wanted and performed real tha aweetheart cheat* are an your fiancee what he mean* Intricate part ef the romance or fMla. Then repeat to him at Hm round tha-world eruisa well." he said. Rear Admiral Strean you understand by tha extheme. to damoostrata Its IncTcdibla >• was convinced that nueltar An opinion research survey pianatlon. Only It he saya rtrtkiag power to AustrsUsn aad politic* power bad treomodoea advan­ revealed that four out of five •yea, that’s right* can you tage* which emeOer ship* glrla who rocelved chaste feel that you’re both on the would have eventually. Sydney Harbour was the right track toward emotional The Commanding Officer of were married within a year, aaly aaehoraia la mainland understanding. and S O per cent ef the girla tha Enterprise, Captain Fred­ Aastralla daap eooogh to ae—Never generallia about rocelved their hop* cbeeta erick H. Mlcbaalla, USN, said commodsta tha Eatarprlsa, but your fiancee or beau'a feel­ from beaux. he bad never been ea a ship its nuclaar powarad escort Now, the company cornea ing*. It is vital for eouplea to which received such aa over­ ships, tha cruiser Loot Beach up with Information that can learn that feelings, eften ir­ whelming welcome. aad tha frigate Balnbrtdge, help young people In Iovo rational or non-rational, ra­ "There were ao many email paid courtesy ealls at tha ports ther than logic motivate ac craft, but they were so order­ el Melbourne aad rramaatla. tiona. NEW PANELS ly they never hampered the They Jotoad Eotarprlae of! tha —Never assume there la a New South Walsa coast to operation of the ship la aay There are several things right or ‘ wrong about any­ way." he said. •bout the new Instrument taka up station for tha nast thing. Remember that almoet lag od the Journey to New Eaa Captain Mlchaella said the panel in the 1065 Oldemobite United States had made great SS’a, M'a and Starflrea which always there la no right or Kotarprlaa'i hug# propaUora strides hi endear power re­ will appeal to men and wom­ wrong aide but thera aro dif­ began churning up tha bottom search and were cutting down en alike. Pint — larger, ferent aides. Tho difference eaalar-to-rsad circular gauges ean be reduced or removed— almost aa soon as sha enter coats considerably. He said one of me many aro grouped center front of but not until absolute rights od Sydnoy llartwur. Ivory available p o l i c e advantages was the abeance tho driver. No Marching for and wrongs aro put out of launch waa oa hand to ward of emoke on board making Uila gang* or that one. On# ono’a mind. —Adopt the principle *f off the small craft which at landing aircraft nailer aad glance will answer whatever the question oa tho driver** basic respect for personalities tints movod dangerously close safer. Once la tar open aea mind. And. of atyllng tnter­ —of each other. For com in their oothuslasm to wsl launched M plane* from her set—panels In the M i will be aunleatlona to prosper, rela coma the cantor. flnlahed In brushed aluminum, tiona between boy and girl Yecbta, power boata aod Carrier Air Wlag Six for even a surf boat Jockeyed for formation flight ever Sydney the Starflrea In black leather, must be baaed on eelf-respcct poaltlon, and paaalng ferries and Canberra, the national and the M'a In walnut grain. and respect for the other. listed alarmingly aa crowds capital. owarmed to one side to gat a A smaller formation ef nine better view of tha mighty ship. aircraft streaked ever Sydney But a kma surfboard rider in a special "L " formation In probably bad the best look of honour of "Legacy Week all. He paddled soma four The larger formation ran' mlks Into the open sea and listed of VlgUeote, Phantom managed to approach within Skyhawk and Crusader air­ 100 feet of the carrier beforo craft. police In escort craft spotted The commander ef Carrier him. lie waa curtly given hla Air Wing Six, Commander paddling ordara and dlicon Thomas L. Nielson, has plan soUtely headed back for shore ned 10 firepower demonvtra Her flight deck brUtllng with tiona and flyovers of capital strike aircraft. Enterprise tin cities along the round-theally dropped anchor In the Inn­ world route. er harbour. There was no "We get better each time," wharf big enough to take her. be said. "This show we put Her anchor hit bottom at the on for Sydney baa been our earn# place where tha giant beat so far. The boys really British liners Queen Mary aod outdid themselves for the Aus­ Quean Elisabeth (each around tralians." •0,000 tons) had stopped dur lag their wartime visits. ’BENCH’ BRAT Among the first on hoard Sure, most people like buc­ By ordering your HiUheat early you gave the ware members of tha Legacy ket Mats! But when the car’s Foundation, tha organic*lion full of kids or adults, tho tirna, trouble ax) worry o f a last minute ruth sat up to cars for tha widows bench-type seat gives a lot when waiting manna discomfort Take jurt a few aad orphans of Australian aer more room. Bo — Oldemoblle Is prepare for a comfortably warm vlcemtn killed In war. haa come up with a combina­ home thla winter. Phllbeat-the higjb quality Tha Enterprise craw had re­ tion Mat that’ll suit all kinds sponded magnificently to Thillipg 66 home heating o d -k d e e a homing... appeal for funds and tha Com of people- H'a a bench type gives yoa uniform haat And its economical, tool •eat, with a large center arm­ mender of Carrier Division rest section. When it’a np, H yoa wish, w el ayrtematkaUy I I yoor storage Two. Rear Admiral Bernard throughout tho winter season. Give us a ring now If. Strean, handed over a che­ there’s plenty cf room for the que far 1000 dollars to the driver and two passengers. aad let as dclivsr your Fhilheat early. When tho armrest ia folded Foundation. The Foundation In turn pre­ down, the Mat takas ew a sented a Legacy plaque com bucket seat appearance and memoratlng the ship’s visit to provides armchair comfort for tho driver and the front Sydney. Addressing a Press confer seat passenger. Tha seat la eace on board Rear Admiral standard ia Holiday sedans E. H. MeALEXANDER, Pres. A Mgr. Straaa captained that the pur and coupes In the Delta S8 EARL EVANS — DEALER pose of Enterprise's round the and 08 scries. It la also stan­ 202 N. LAUREL SANFORD « y /d cruise was to teat, eva dard on tho 08 convertible. Phone Now For Your Supply Of * 6 Buick *65 Buick 4 a « % 4 « W e changed the Buick a lot this year. A n d you m ay never be the same again younelS W e doubt you’ll want to be the same. N ot once you set eyes on o u r new Buicks* O n the B uick Special and the SkyIark.The LeSabre, Electra 225, Riviera. A n d o n the sleek, m odified fastback of the w ild, w ilder,W ildcat in the pictures True, there’s a new high-style touch. But that’s hardly a ll Engineering still has the emphasis. It’s a Buick tradition. So are the extras Buick spends a little extra on. Like finned brake drum s that d o a little betteh A n d sm oother drivelines. A tuned suspension to sm ooth ribcage roads* N ow add Buick's SuperTurbine transmissions-and you have an idea o f what Buick ow ners have always liked about Buick*We think you’ll feel the saffift I 4 4 9 4 I 4 I 4 P H IL H E A T W ouldn’t you really rather have a Buick SCI YOUR LOCAL AUTHORED BUICKOCALER, AUTHORIZED BUICKDIALER INTHIS AREA: Ph. 322-2784 M A C S O IL COMPANY, IN C . BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301W . First Street �J_____ L «»« I Pontiac Gives New Concept In Automotive Design P u t i n M otor D tvM oa if* fort • completely now con­ cept in tutomotiTo design and styling with tho Introduction of their IMS model*. The Catalina, Star Chief and Bonneville models all present an appealing silhou­ ette aa they are longer, lower and wider on tho exterior and contain more room and lux­ urious furnishings in the in­ terior. The combination o f styling excellence a n d outstanding performance, which has vault­ ed Pontiac into on* of the front runners in automobile sales, prevails again in 1965. The Catalina modets, the Grand Prix sports coupe and all station wagons have a 121-inch wheelbase while the Star Chief and Bonneville models measure 124 Inches (except the Bonneville Sa­ fa ri). The overall length of the Catalina and Grand Prix haa been increased to 214.6 Inches and tho Star Chief and Bon­ neville models are 221.7 inehea long. All Safari mod­ els measure 217J inches. Pontiac's high selling Cat­ alina series ia available In seven models—two and fourdoor sedans, two and fourdoor hardtop*, six and ninepassenger station wagons and ■ convertible. The Star Chief series o f­ fers n four-door hardtop and • four-door sedan. Bonneville b u y e r s may choose between a sports coupe, a four-door hardtop, a ■ix-passenger station wagon and a convertible. Pontiac’s award - winning aports coupe, the Grand Prix, will again be entered in the luxury ear field. In announcing the new models, E. M. Estes, a Gen­ eral Motor* vice president and general manager of Pon­ tiac said, "every 1965 model is a newly-inspired Pontiac creation containing perform­ ance, styling and luxury fea­ tures never before offered In the middle price range." The 1965 Pontiac* go on aale in dealer showrooms Thursday. All the body atylee for 1965 are completely new. They all have the obvious appearance advantages o f curved glass which allows the upper struc­ ture to better integrate with tho lower as part of the over­ all car design. This is partic­ ularly evident on the sport* coupe with ita fast-flowing roof line. Curved glass at»o makes possible a more effi­ cient us* of space. A Pontiac exclusive for 1905 Is the articulated wlndshietd wiper which give* a greater sweep area than ever before. This system la design­ ed to wipe at much higher apeeds than any other sys­ tem. The articulated wiper ia atandard on all Pontlse mod­ els except the Catalina which offers It as an option. The articulated wiper has greater tension of the blade to the glass and gives better wiping la the critical com er areaa o f the windshield. Pontiac windshields a r e larger and have less curva­ ture for Improved vision and more effective coverage by the new windshield wiper*. Custom detailing In many areas has been introduced on the new models. Wheel open­ ing moldings, stainless steel body guard side moldings and sparkling new chrosne die cast front and rear end treat­ ments are all featured In 1965. large wrap - around bumpers are scaled to longer and more dominant front end ahect metal. Several important Improve­ ments have been mad* in the Pontiac convertibles which mean better performance, more comfort and Increased safety. All convertible* have a new tempered glass rear window to provide the ulti­ mate in visibility and durabil­ ity. This window does awsy entirely with deformation and scratching. Also, the win­ dow does not need to be re­ moved and may be lowered readily with the top. MORE ROOM Greater roominess has been designed into the completely new full-size Oldsntoblleo for 1965. Most Important Interior dimensions have been in­ creased. Shoulder room, for example, Is nearly 4 inches greater. At the same time, luggage rapacity has been in creased by ss much ss four cubic feet. fsg ftrl Sept. 23, 19«4— Page 5-A fr r s l) Fire Auxiliary Raising Funds Ry Mr*. Frsak Whit# The DeRary Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary ia currently sponsoring s e v e r a l fund raising projects. Orders are being taken for Duncan Hines Fruit Cakes in various sizes and they may he placed with Mr*. William Ogden of 102 Estrella Rd. Mrs. Charles Ulrich will sell Christmas cards, showing hsr samples at the next Aux­ iliary meeting. Orders for magazine sub­ scriptions may alto be placed through the organliaticn. V A N IT Y OFFERED THIS PONTIAC BONNEVILLE is on display at Bill Hemphill Motors and present* a number of new ideas for the particular motorist. Hemp­ Oldsmoblte's 96 Luxury se­ dan is equipped with some mighty pleasing item* for the ladies of the family. Ruilt into the back o f the frent seat is a very attractive vani­ ty compartment which in­ cludes a mirror, vanity light* and tissue dispenser. hill ia seen beside the car an it waa parked near his W. First Street establishment. (Herald Photo) Crisis In Roman Catholic Education Parochial Students Flood Public Schools lay teachers’ salaries ss well By Robert Ceckxsr Newspaper Enterprise Assn. as sisters* salaries, which CINCINNATI, Ohio (N EA ) average Use than 91,600 an­ nually. —First grad* classes in e 19Cincinnati's A r c h bishop ,-ounty area o f southern Ohio Karl Alter says that three,'xperienced their own popu* fourths o f all Catholie chil­ ation esplosion when schools dren in the archdiocese al­ ■pened this year. Thsy re- ready attend kindergarten in .eivrd a delug* c f 10,000 ex­ public schools, and “ adding tra children. on* more year to their pre­ At least 100 new teachers tence in the public echool* had to be found in a hurry. will not Interfere too serious­ Unused rooms ware sprueed ly with their religious train­ up and temporary elnssrooths ing." vere installed In basements, This summer, Cincinnati’s rymnasiums and n e a r b y Catholic first-graders attend­ church halls. And taxpayers ed daily elasses in religion. will be paying an extra |4.5 And during the school year, million this year. first grade pupils will have These children would have once-a-wrek religiTus classes. gone to Romnn Catholic paro“ With this basic trainiag," chial schools. Rut last spring, Msgr. Ryan says, *'th# chil­ the archdiocese o f Cincinnati dren will he prepared to re­ regretfully a n n o u n c e d it ceive their first Holy Com­ couldn’t afford to continue Its munion during the second first grade, *o it was elimin- grade, as is now the custom." ated. More than a few Catholics, Thu* the archdiocese, both lay and religious, have among the first to establish questioned whether parochial a parochial school system, be­ schools new—or ever—can came the first in the nation to provide all Catholic children atmlish part of it on an arch­ with a solid education in their diocese-wide basis. Rut, other faith. cemmunitiea across the na­ Mr*. Mary Perkins Ryan, tion, Cathotie and non-Cathoauthor o f “ Are Parochial lics are being confronted with Schools the A nsw er?" argues similar problems. Catholic school classes have NEW ENGINE been dropped in Rochester, Most people, not technicalKansas City, Spokane, St. Louis, Richmond, Vs., Green ly-minded, are satisfied with Hay Wl»., Fargo, N. D., Sn- the fact that their car Is ginaw, Mich., Marion, Ohio, equipped with an engine and and In the northern Virginia a transmission that will per­ suburbs o f Washington, D. C. The effects o f the popula­ form when they want it to tion explosion are not, o f perform—smoothly and quiet­ course, limited to parochial ly. Oldsmoblle’* 1965 combina­ schools. Publie school* are tion of th* new 425 cubic Inch having their probiemi, too. ■Super Rocket engine and th* Rut Catholic schools are sup­ Turbo Hydra-Matir transmis­ ported In the mein by free­ sion gives an exhibition o f will offerings instead o f pub­ smooth, qulst, and exhilarat­ lic tax money. ing teamwork that's almost Thus, while Catholie schools unbelievable. have the aam* classroom and teaching - shortage problems, they have no assured method of obtaining funds to cope with the problems. There are mors than 13,000 Catholic grammar and high schools in the nation, enrolling about 15 per cent o f the IT. S. school-age population. If funds were available, the percentage would soar, for In 1962, nearly 200,000 appli­ m ovtd cants to parochial schools had t* SANFORD to be turned away. It now appears that the Ho­ rn a n Catholie Church In America may have no other choice but to modify it* goal of assuring every Catholic child e through-the-grade* Catholic education. The Cincinnati aituation provides an example. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Carl Ryan, the Virginia Tetroekl archdiocese’ s superintendent I*. I), flux 1214 of schools, says simply that Sanford it’s hard to find teachers Phyllla Ruirnsteia willing to work for salaries FA 2-6254 which are about |l,60o lets Lake Mary than what publie schools pay. Nora Norris “ In 1950," Msgr. Ryan re­ TE 8.1514 ports, “ there were 961 sister* 8. Seminel# and 120 lay teachers in the Mildred Haaey archdiocese. In 1963, there 66H-5S31 were 1,026 sisters and 867 lay DeRosa teacher*. In other words, dur* Mary Getting* ing this period the increase of Hear Lake sisters was 65, that o f lay 293-6817 teachers 738." Sophie llainea Ry dropping the first grade, 6SK-1102 Msgr. Ryan hopes to increase licUary that providing a general edu­ teachers they employ, could cation for all Catholics has be put to better us* If con­ proved an impotsibl* task centrated on Improved re­ for the church, and that In ligious education. Non-Cathotic children, she trying to carry It out the church has neglected to pro­ points out, have long attend* vide “ anything like adequate td tummtr “ Bible schoole,’* religion* training for tho** or weekly "Hebrew schcoti," not In Catholie schools' — without ill effects. She add* more than half o f all school- that Catholics might well be advised to investigate this. age Catholics. Mrs. Ryan suggests that Some Catholics have. The monsy spent on maintaining Cincinnati summer program tha parochial schools—an es­ is one example. Priests in the timated 1 1.8 billion annually archdiocese o f Roston are —and the more than 183,000 building schools of religion, to be used regularly by school - ago Catholics • a d adults. Official* In the Cincinnati arrlidioceae hope no addition* nl grade* will have to be eliminated from their paro­ chial Si limit system. But they admit it ia a possibility. And public school officials are wondering how many trans­ ferred Catholie first-graders will rontimift their education in public schools, thus crest­ ing an even bigger financial headache. On Sandiest Beach W ho Needs Ocean? The Latest: Instant Breakfast LOS ANGELES (UPI) — SANTA FE. N. M. (U H ) [of a huge block of the high You had to figure that If —The biggest, sandiest beach In North America attracts thousands o f sightseers daily, but it's 1,000 miles from the nearest ocean. Whit* Sands National Monument in southern New Mexico Is one o f the state’s leading tourist attractions— second cnly to Carlsbad Ca­ verns. Covering hundred* of square miles, the brilliant whit* dunes o f gypsum have a magnetic pull for people in the land-locked Southwest. The sands, burning bright under the New Mexico sun, pick up the hues o f a Western sunset lata In the day and reflect tha colors o f the des­ ert during twilight hours. Soft, del icate pastels and even fiery reds — a sight that causes scores o f fast-paced motorists to pause and gap* —are the evening and early morning colon o f the reflect­ ing sands. U. 8. 70 psstss tho edge o f the White Rands, and tourists tsks a winding eight-mile drive In and out o f tha dunes. On the edges a n yucca and s o a p wtedt in scattered dumps, but In the center of the dunes are miles o f no­ thing but sand. All signs of Ilfs disappear, and tha visitor teems adrift in a brilliant whit* sea. Snowplows are used by the monument rsngen to keep tha roods through tha sand dunes open. Geologists es* tlmate the Whits Rands were started millions of years ago as the result o f the settling plateau in New Mexico. In science eould develop in­ centra*!, on* edge o f the stant soft drinks, anything dunes banks up against ths was possible in the kitchen. Malpal, a black lava flow Apparently It is. Now on* which scientists think took company says It has solved place about 1500. the problem of tho** who The only animal Ufa on skip breakfast to be t t work th* sands ere tiny white mice, on time. hut they are rarely seen by Tho solution? I n s t a n t visitors. They leave tracks breakfast. behind after a night of The product, by Carnation, scampering, but they burrow supplies 29 per cent c f tha deep In the sand in the day­ minimum daily requirement time to avoid the heat and o f proteins, mlnsrait and hawk*. On th* adjoining Mal­ vitamins. All th* .“ cook'* pal, scientists say tha mics does is pour • gists o f milk are coal black. and stir in ths powder. It dis­ Next to ths sands is the solves instantly. Whit* Sands Missile Range, The instant b r e a k f a s t proposed horn* for future corns* in three flavors—cho­ landings by space craft. colate, coffee and plain. T o d a y is '6 5 P o n tia c D a y . 1965: Theyear o f the Quick Wide-Tracks What do wo moan by "qu ick” ? Just this: A now-alt-ovsr Pontlae Pontlae offarlng a naw Turbo Hydro-llotle —tho silkiest, swiftest-shifting automatic transmission you ovor touchad a toa to; oagor now Trophy V -l powar; now stoorlng agility; a sursr-footad Wldo-Track rldo. And a naw Pontlao Tompost that's bacoma avan mora of ■ Pontlao with now stylo, now lin gth and Pontlic-quick ra flu a s to match. You novor know ears could bo so boautiful, and so koonly alort to your touch. This Is your year to drive a Wldo-Track—quick I v P n n tia C Pontiac ^ow ^oos ,,1B success car o u td o itself fo r 1965 7 B eautifully, just b ea u tifu lly. B ut th is Pontiac has no in te n tio n o l g e ttin g by on looks alone, though it could. So there's n e w quickness, Pontiac style. A n e w nim blcnoss. N ow fuel savings. A sm ooth, easy new tide. Drive a '6 5 Pontiac and tee b ow succoss leads to another. * 6 5 P o n tia c T e m o e s t w ^ aw IMS e ra TernP<” t' 1 «ven m o n o f ■ Pontiac n ow , and w tia t m ora could a ear be than that! T ito *B5 Temp M l looks like a Pontiac, as yo u can tee. Rides like a Pontiac on W ide-Track. Goes like a Pontiac, to o : a 1 4 0 -h p six is standard. Or you can got a quick V -8, up to 285 hp. Y o u 'll w onder h o w w e can keep the price to lo w on so m uch car. sonmcmlu . szsa c e ir. eruNO root catmjoa. u m a m sno h m w t m voue st/ruoeaie sosrruc e c A im BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD 1 • t / * 9 ‘*», »e i V. a . • « » * H e w -•J �I- U pteS f ile IS IS |U»|1JB|M* ra n M M W l 9 l l M I I .T t l l .T t estimates B. Ik HARVEY IA ft. FA t MODERN nphalatorad chairs, •xcalteat ttxdBtex. lit I . Mai at. MM1M. FOB A PAINTER, aut, t i l Latter Tuktf I2M1M. Toe aaa ftei aaytbla« •ad advarttead te tea 1 bM ciaatiflad. Legol Notice 24. W ti DrlWxg WEl T dE lL R ^ T u M P ? la th* Court ad th* Ceaefr Ju Bho. Semheelo fount o f Movfdo. la Prohat* la ra Iho EoOut* oft ESSIE U WILSON, Deooaaod. I— Lost A Fouad ( l —Monty Wantad FINAL NOTICE t— Person-1* (t—Parings A Loaa Nolle* I* hereby slvea that It—Iaeurane# t—Beauty Cara Ih* ssdorelgnod will, oa th* ( —Day NureerlM ft—School* A Instruction# •Ih day o f October, A. D. t i lt , B-Chltd Car* Tt—Employmoat Borrleoo proooat Is Ih* Honorabl* Coun. a—Dog*—c o t * —Pota Tl—Mala Help Wantad gb* pH. 25. Air * Heottxf ly Jadgo o f Bomlnolo Coualy, to— U reotock Tl—Famal* Hslp Wantad Florid*. Iholr final return, as. IS—Bpoclal NottsM Tt—Mala or Famals Halp ust aad voucher*, aa AdminA1R-CONDITIONINO m Tt—Baleo Help Wantad t ( —Coloring lalratrM** o f tb* Estit* of It— p l a c t o Est TT—Situation Wonted By TEDDERS ESSIE U WILSON, deceased, II—Income Prsporty It—Special Berries* and at said lima, then aad H. B. POPE CO„ Inc. M—Swimming Pools It—Buelneao Prop.—Sola there. mak* application la Ih* B It. Park Aft. IT—Janitorial SorrleM II—Real E«Ut* Waatod ■old Jsdao (or a final aatil*. IS— Do-tt-Touraelf It—Real Estal* Bala men! of their administration CONTRACT RATK8 IP— Builder* Suppllao IT—nualntM Rental* nf sold ootolo, and for on ardor SO. H m m 10—Concrete Conelr. M—Lots For ■*!* dlocharaloB thorn aa ooeh AdON R SQ U H T It—Parma—Drove* SI—Homo Repairs mlnlatratrleo* DELUXE-wringer typa Kmt t —Plumbing tl—Out of Itot* Aersago Doled Ibis Iho Hot day af t l —Pointing *(— liouM* For Sal* MVt Waiter, $90. Spact August, A. D. 1ML t t —Wall Drilling It—Houooo—Sato or Boat Helen Moyo haafor—working ordar lit. It—Air Cond. 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For Sol* the unittroigntd, paraaont to II— Article* For Roal 111—Aston—Bala or Watt LOST: SiamfM aft, teal Point lb* "Pletllloua Nam* s u to tt," ADVERTISEMENT FOR RIDS 111—Trucks For lot* II—Swop or Esshaaga Th* Board o f Publts Instruc­ No. t« IU H Low* of LMt Biter at kliteaa. W1 W. Chapter I l f — Automotive Bor*to* i t —Wantad To Buy Florid* 1141, **aaundod hr tion for Seminal* Coooly, Flor­ lit—Peootor* A Cycle* It—Furnltur* For Bala id* will roeolv* bid* for fareIteh I t _______________ Choplor No. Low* o f 111—Boat* A Motors M—Antlquoo For Bala Florid* t i lt , kola* Boetlon lehlag oil labor, materials, I I —Money To Lena lit —Marla* SappUoA and services requir­ LOFT: Mate (terms* Shapard, l l l . l f , Florid* stamina, will equipment It—B oj I bom Opportuattioo roataler with lb* Clerk o f Ih* ed for Ik* Inatallollon of tea. aoawora te Bias. Ra* Clreoll Court In and for BomlCOMPLETE MATTER ANTENMA AND CABLE DIN■ole County, Florida, upon r*> .ward, m t Elm. S2M7M. tribution systems for oelpt o f proof o f publication of From Btmlool* County THE FOLLOW1NQ Iklo nolle*. Ih* flotilla** nemo (Dial Diroot) Frsm Saaford Esohaago 2. Piraaaala SCHOOLS: to-Witt THOMAB L. LAKQRN, LONO WOOD ELEMENT. M. D. ander which tb* under* corporation la onpaaod ARY BCIIOOL Seminole Do |ft Aavt a drteklaf prate olpnod In buolnea* *t numbor l i t Bouth County, Florida 51. Artictea For (text tea Write P. 0. Boa 1213, Oak Avenue, In Ih* d ty of REAR LANK ELEMENT- 50. Mlac. For Bate Ben ford, Florida. ART BCHOOU Seminole RENT A BED County, Florida BILL'S BAX0A1N BAXN That Ih* porly Inlorealed In raid buelneao onterprloo, la a* ALTAMONTE ELEMENTo f 10,MB IteOM BoOaway, Hospital, Baby 4. Baaitjr Cart follow* i ART BCHOOU Seminole Bads, by Day, Wssk, sr UOO OrapaYllte Aaa. THOMAB U LARGE*, M. County. Florida D.. P. A. noaRNWALD ELEMENT Month. Parmaamt Spatial Kyt / * / Thome* U Larson ART BCHOOU Seminole USED FURNITURE SALE CARROLL’S FURNITURE tt% o r r i e o . p r ic e County, Florida Thomaa U Larsen, Ita Pro*. 322-Stn Idem BOUTH SEMINOLE RLE Bargalu this wash only. 13% 111 W. lit Cat *N Ctrl Baaaty Step Publish r«pt. a, II, f t If. t u t off. Must in aha room (or aaw MKNTARY BCHOOU Sami•is Palmetto Aft. m m cua-it sole Counts. Florida load. Faro Flats Uiad Fun* 53. Wanted To Bap BOUTH SEMINOLE JUN liars, across from Post OfBVENINO APPOINTMENTS IN TMB CIRCUIT COURT. IOU HIOH BCHOOU Sam! USED FURNITURE, om room JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF nel* County, Florida flea, Farm Park. I Saatera - Harriott's Baauty NINTH FLORIDA IN AND FOR BEMI* ADDITIONAL A N T E N N A or houw(ul, tools, mlac. Nook, its So. Oak. Pbooa NOLR COUNTY. AND HEAD END EQUIP ttemi, ANYTHING you bavo CHANCRRT NO. 14*10 MENT FOR CHANNEL It URGE OIL HEATER, teati U H T tt FBDKRAI. NATIONAL MORT. to atU. 322-2270. FOR THE F O L L O W I N G up to 9 room*, has (aa $90. OAOB ASSOCIATION, * corpor­ SCHOOL: 322-7(00. ation, S. Dtp Nuratriat ENOLISH ESTATES ELB 55. Furnitura For Sate Plalalllf, MENT A n r BCHOOU Semi­ nole County, Florid* $1 par day raatal (or Electric S appy ACRES- A school for •va* I.RSLIB B. SARGENT and On* bid for tho eomblatd Carpal Stum poorr with pur- •all Ua Your Furaitara. Xlndargartaa A Klndarschool MAYTRL U BARORNT, hi* projects shall b* submitted aad Quick Sorvlca With tha wife, chats of Blue Lutes. Car* Now his aa attrsctlva boa will b* received until !:*• p. Cash. SUPER TRADING Defendant*. m , Thursday, October L IM4, roll'i Furnltur#. piUl-clssa Numry for crib n o t ic e o f a u r r in at Ih* School AdmlalotraUon POST. FA M ln . ilia A I yiar olds. All child* MORTUAUR PORRCLOSURR Dulldlng, Commercial St reel. T B I R D CAOEB, dlttaraat TO. t.RSI.IK E. BAHOENT and Saaford, Florida, at which lima rat registorad for S days a Uiad taraltaro, appQaacas, MAY8KL U aAllORNT, and pl*«* th* bid* will ho pub tliaa and shapas. Mi 1407. |§a )| fllf g M flh l • liU , wash. No dally adjusting hie wife, whoa* raaldenca llels opened and rood aloud. la unhaown and whoa* last for Information call 3224411 Contract documcata coastal CHAIN LINK FENCE. BPLarry's Mart 219 Saatord known mailing addrtta la; af aa* set of plans aad on* eat Ava. Ph. FA M ilk II Noulh Kdgemon Avenue, o f opeolflaattone. Drawings and proilmatcly 193 (L Taka up «. Child Cart North Orlando, Florida. sporlflsotlon* mar b* obtained A tarry away. IU, tel N. Far tea M u w TOU ARR IIK RENT NOT! by dtpoalllag (I t If wtlh Me Davao Ava., N. OrUndo. PIED Ibat a Complaint I* loro* Knslneera U A. Btuhl sad C M Hr. BABYSITTING arnica elos* a certain m ortgag* *a MaHea, III* Palmetto Ava, aaa NaQ’a Furaitara It tip boas. 19c par hr. eumberlag th* following des­ W. Winter Pash. Florida, (or the PIANO: J«asa Franck, S pads! cribed real property, to-wlti te Caattlhmty 3334307. first M l o f dooumoata obtain Splast, sscotkat coodllioa. Lot I, Bloch I. NORTH OR ad. Such do pool t will b* raso 1T-M. Open 9 daya • te 9. Chorry (InUh, with beach. I.ANDO SECOND ADDI funded la full lo oash porooo TION according to elal who roturna tha dooumoal* 4a 222-3007. thereof recorded la Plot good ooedHIaa wllhla II day* Book II. Paget II, II and ■ftor btd opening, with oioop Upkalateriag * MaRraaa rowIT. Public Record* of Boat lion no notod below. Additional CHILDREN'S Go Kart I Ft nr m c ia c u r r c o m r , Naw k Utad FurulMinimal hydroplana, flhrasole County, Florid*, BIBTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, ■ole may b* obtained *1 a soot (ten NU — ddteg M(g. hi a id po d a a m ik o u i baa bass Iliad against you to of (II.M ooeh, which will aot •1am kool aad bow. Racing lb* obovo-otylad oull, lb* abort b . refundable. Coelrnetori oe c INTT. FLOHIDA Co., te 799 Calaty Ava. pigeons aad accessorial. Ph. till* o f which lo Federal No­ earing dseumonU aad aot sub IN C N A R C m NO. I t M t FA MUT. tional Mortgag* Association. • milting prapooal shell bo roN on ca f a s s r s i o Corporation organised under aa fundod half lha depeelt upon in a ii Fatlllon af CHARLNN U NIC* Ast o f Coagroo* and oalattng rolorn o f dooumonta la PIANO. Good (or daw. play <0. UuoUmoo Opport. VLB, a n , and JOTCB H. NIC* pursuant lo lb* Federal No­ eo adit ten. roam. Prtea la right. 323* tional Mortgage Association KLN A eirttfled shook or beak E S T ABL I S HED and waU TBS BTATN OF FLOHIDA TO I Charter Act, having Ita prln* draft, poyabl* to tho Board a f 4M2 or 323.7MB. 3th A Lak* known Drive-la Restaurant elpal of flea la Ih* City of Pobii* laatrustloa for Bern CHARLN* R. FOLNTT view, Lake Mary. Washington, District a f Colum­ nolo Oonaty, Florida; U. I Raaldenca Unknown in Sanford. Avallabte lmbia. Plaintiff, vorooo, LESLIE YOU ARB HERKDT NOT!* Oovoramosrt Roads, or a M ila, OMdlately. Ha* dining room FIND Ibsl Iho above-named X BAHUENT sad MATBEL L factory M4 hood osooutod by SEPT. SPKC. Udls'a Petitioners, CHARLES U NIC* SARQENT, his w4fo, Dofond- Ih* bidder aad aoooptabla *•ra­ aad iwk sarrica. W. X. racks. XLB Bit, sad JOTCB H. NIC oata and you MO required la tio* la aa amoaat oqaal to Rr* Casa, P. 0 Box 9, Ciaaal CRy. XLB. his wife, have filed * terra a oepy e f yaar Aaewer par Mat e f U o hU shall ho terry, or FetlMsn la Ih* ahova*alrlad or other pleading t* th* Com- •ubalttod with ooeh hid. Caarl far lb* adoplloa e f lb* plalal aa Plalnllfra Attorney, Tha ouooomInI blAdor wIN ha HANDMADE twaatefi f a r aalaar child tamed therein and Mask N. Cleveland. Jr., Bull* raqolrod la furaloh aad pay for 6$. Schools A laatmctioaw •ate. Call (or yaa are required la show eauee III Saaford Atlantia NaMoaal aotlefootory porfermo ao* aaf te pick year choice (or bihtei why Iba aam* ahauld sat b* Bank Building, Saaford, Flor­ pay moat bead or boats. Attea MEN • WOMEN WANTED AT granted by aarvlar * copy af ida, aad Rla th* original Aa- Uoa la eallet la th* foot that and adults. Pk. yaar written dafaaaoa. If aay, •wor or olbor ploadlag la th* aot loss lbaa tho minimum Ml ONCE la traia ter Civil a pea aionotrom, Davie A Me offlas o f th* Clark o f tk* Cir­ arlM aad wage* aa sot forth Pallaa, Floor, Fieo Service. Good pay. Thoulataah. Edwards Uulldtas, Baa cuit Court oa or hofor* tk* IBlk la Ik* OBMlRealtoof must bo •tad, earnest, reck, pipe, Card. Florida, IITTI, Attorneys day af October. A. D. t i lt . If paid oa this prefect. anode at >oka for Petltlonere. and by ftllag you (all to do so, a daora* pro Th* Board o f FuhUo laotrue •teal, p eats traps, Ary texoa usually tb* arlgU ol thereof with Ih* •oafsas* will be taken egalaot loal* Coualy. Florwatte, ateppmg ttewaa. Far teter mab Clerk of a*tl Ooort oa or bo* you for Ih* roll*! damn*J*4 Ida, roMrroo th* rlahl to r* for* October t, 1144; olherwlee, lb* ComplalaL foot aay aod/or all Mdo or I* MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Satertaa, RoquiramooU, fe­ • Door** aaay bo tatorod tot* This Nolle* shall bo pubUoh- wolr* aay Isformalltloo la Ih* 3M Elm Avx 33M7M cal Interview write giving •tea you grnoMog said edopllon. ed aac* a wash for four con- bidding. No bid ohoU ho with WITH BAB my hand and Ih* •ecullvo week* la Tho Sanford draw* for a pared of flflooa addresi, phooa. AMERICAN •rriti*l teal af aald Court *1 llorold, a newepopor circulated (II) daya subsequent to Ih* USED LUMBER: 2x4 through Sanford, Bamlaol* County, Ftor* la Bemtnolo County, Florida. 2x12. Sheeting aad flooring. Service, Bos M, Sanford oposlaa of bid* without Ih* M i, IMa Nth 4 w o f Auguot, Datod Ml* ttlh Aay o f Boyt- •oaeeot of th* Board IN yds. Laatharatte. Many Herald. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Typao Md Stetf Wt Repair and Sarvice ■ TINS Mm Um tj u d Supply Ct. W V M B FA M M CLASSIFIED INDEX Ccmi. You'll find what you're looking for Legal Notice 425-5938 322-5612 Legol Notice m ember, A. D. 1ML J. D. Wright. Jr. (BEAL) Chadrmaa, Board of Fukllo */ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, Arthur X. Beckwith, Jr. Untruntloa for Somloelo Clark of tk* Clroolt Court Clerk of Circuit Court Coooly, Florida Eyt El look* tk Brunanhtn, Maek N. Cleveland, Jr. and X T. MUwoo, D. C EU so tram. Darla A Molatook i U o i M l i (os M U e i w * Foot Of fir* lo g IMS Saaford. Florida II1II FsbUste l#»L L I. It. tt, lift . U IT Carroll Burk* Attornoya for Plaintiff X O. Drawer B Sanford. Florida Publish BogL II. 1L M, * 0*1. T. 1(14. CD B.Ii Bomlnolo County Boporlatondoat of FuhUa laotraotloa aad Xa-OfEnlo Boor*tary to Iho Beard of Publlo laalruettoa Publlah BopL I t II, It. t i l l CDB-M / •AS * %>* srfM e r t v * . rvuM* r » f j 0 Pm f * -a • - • * - 4 - v m , --a >* ••m*..” 4. pattens. MIR Eads. 9234719 i n m iA n REDEEMER LUTHERAN KINDERGARTEN GUNS. Buy, Sad. Trada, Re­ S. PARK, E. at Dairy Queaa. pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE Pre-School Qualiftod FOB CAMP. era. Tuittoa: bar­ 91* aw. Pra-Undergartea, gains, chock tha Baraid dau­ $10 mo. Call 922-3391 ar nted display taction. 322-7227, Classified QUICKEST, MOST ECONOMICAL W AY TO BUY A N D TO SELL . . . W a n t id s g e t fa st results! They've got coverage! T h at's why buyers and sellers o f goods and services go to the W a n t A d s fo r action. Set Y ou r p ric e . • . w e ll set your ad ! - C A L L CLASSIFIED — SANFORD EXCHANGE 322 - 5612 "FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY- 1 425 - 5938 (DIRECT LINE — NOT LONG DISTANCE) Ih e Sanford Herald �Rain Or Shine, The Response Tours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322 - 5612. I S4. Rttl bU U • Sato BART P1LCMSB. Brakar Pcrioul Service Call 30-7488 87. Cooereto M U BuUtffcC, M a M, (errata# Otort wttt 1224 fact Baer apace (or Bast B o ra u 'i Trailer Ct Ph. STORE B u o m n o , Park Art. Shopping Ceator, Mtk A Park Aft., anple cfl-etreet parking, 1308 aq. f t ^ U o 4,(MR ir. R. or MR. Tad Wil­ liant Bartvaat. PR. W - COUNTRY JUST REDUCED late or R—t n u • »« I BEDROOM Sale or Rent Lika new, I A 3 BEDROOM Call 322-3138 after 3 p. m. MASONRY nonet. 1 * S CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Batltf. Kltcheas EquippedLAKB. Call s v a a l a g a $UR Dowo, Pay 222-MR?. RXLMLY REALTY pr. m-iMt 9kr Daafcrh M l l U R i U r k t Van wttk 97. Haases Far Baat $100.00 DOWN separate S ear garapa aa a a boaut la a harpala to ka •old tbia week. Toma cat be arranged. Seminole Realty iaai & Park A n. PA • BEDROOM. 1 Balk a m A r. VA SRI Leant Dr. PR. M U Property Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY once: m ans Nlgfcto: M 4 M 204 Pack Drive frrslh Sept. 28, 1964—Page 7-A 198. ApertMeats for Real 115. Aetna Fer S W E E T IE P IE FURNISHED COTTAOR: Liv­ Government owned ing room, dining, kitchen, 1Homes Bedroom, Bath, water and electric furnished, $83 plus gas tad tax. Lecated on 17 N, 1 Meek 8. at Ne. 418 Selection of a, 3, and 4 Junction (at yPoints). See Bedraoma located in various anytime. Ph. 322-1487 after acctiooa of Sanford R p. m. weekdays er anyImmediate Delivery MONTHLY PAYMENT8 time Sat. nr Sun. VA-FHA S bedroom beat plant ia excellent •haded A 1inferred H. FROM 850.00 S BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 FOR THE BEST HOME blocks (ram Plorerest School BUY —Ph. 322-3314 betweea 9 ft 8. SEE YOUR Far Bale 95. Far Salt 95. Ho home, 117 Catalina. 1 BR. furn. house, Lake Mary. Ne pets. 322-3049. I • BEDROOM, 2 bath, un furnished, i ml. to base, 2 Meeks ta aheppiag center k school. 1 year lease requir­ ed. |1N * 0. 222-1870 after 3 p. m. BEDROOM, 1 hath. Pinem et, screened perch, 2831 Park Ave. $80. 2223332. Tarpt It, By Nadine Seltzer l-Ream Efficiency apt with pvt bath k sheerer, suitable fer couple er stogie person or retired. All utilities to­ ri oded ta rent Ideally to­ taled oa lit St., wttkia 1 block of 3 fret parking toto and ahoppmg neater. In­ quire at Manual Jacobson Dept Store 211 E. First St ATTENTION NAVY PERSON LOCH ABBOB NIL. Don't miss this. Owner IMMEDIATE POSSESSION SPACIOUS s bedrcom, s bath moving to Cocoa. Must sell Ranck Style Ham, eloaa to Immediately, 2-bedroom, I Coil court* derigatd to both, double carperte home, pieaM (ha Ita. femtty, aa all Hege back yard completely H O M E R E N T E R S rooms are overalxed wtth lanced In, am high dry lot. It’s Just good hualaem to check first with Sanford’s extra family room, A double Close to bat* and shopping. WIU take $300 for $2000 equl largest H o m e Servicing carport A real buy at $17.. ty. F.H.A. mortgage $9,382, Agency. Fine Homes, Fairly too with flexible terms avail' with $72 monthly payments. Priced. In aU Sixes 1 able. See at 402 Edwin St, N. Orlando. Repossessions 'S3 Bulck. $3N heL l i t me. '33 Cadillac. S2N bit, $10 mo. '33 Bulck. 444 hat. $3 mo. '34 Cadillac, 43N haL Otl mo. 'N Chev. $499 haL. 134 mo DOWNSTAIRS Unfurnished 2 N Ford. $1N bat. f t aw. Bedroom apartment, kitchen '37 Olds AC. $3M bat. Ml mo. oqulpt lORto W. lRh St. Ph. '37 Mare. Wg. ttof haL $13 aw. 349-3932. '37 Bukk, $4M bal, $24 mo. '<7 Ply. HT $498 bal. $N mo. Furn. Apt- B N meflonvnie. ‘98 Cadillac $M8 bal. tU mo. Clean 4 Rooms, t il Path. '37 Imperial, INR bal, t a mo. FURNISHED 3 Room Apt. '38 Nash, I2N bal, i l l mo Clean k close to. $33 mo. 'MOlda. $342 bal. $37 mo. Lights k water Included. '33 Pontiac. $888 bal, M2 mo '51 Chev., $4M bal, 127 mo. 322-1307. 'M Chev. wg. MM bal, $31 mo. MODERN 2 Bdrm. ton . Apt. '48 Ford, $3M bal. $32 mo. Ml Palmetto Ave. 2281271 'M Mercury M33 bal, Ml mo. after S:B p. m._________ 'MOlda $Ml bal. $32 mo. '38 Ply. $847 bal, $33 mo. 108. Rooms Far Rant 'M Chev. 1409 bal. $32 reo. LOVELY furnished bedroom 'M Mercury $817 bal, $37 aw. for gentleman. References 'M Ford, $714 bal. 432 mo. 1209 Magnolia Ave. ______ '81 Falcon, Mil bal. |M mo. 'll Metro, 439a bal, $N mo. • NMIpMKhan 115. Aoto« For Sale '•1 Corvair. |SW be], $49 mo. Tin lean Pen«" '•1 Renault $308 bal, $31 mo. 1940 CHEVROLET, excellent '34 Bulck 43M bal. $17 mo. > ’• >181 the window.drenaerr condition, low mileage. $773. WE DO TRAD E! 322 3428. 106. Apartments for Rent 106. Apart mentis for Rent '37 BUICK Century 3 door 3 BEDROOM, enclosed Fla , eempktely furnished. R k R p. m $ Bank $ FURNISHED APARTMENT 1012 Elm Ave. W E L A K A APARTMENTS 114 W. Flret St hardtop, $400. 322 8422. National REPOSSESSIONS, INC. 19M FALCON RANCHERO, f A O “ x r °R D a v b . one owner, INS. Ted Wil­ I U I Z OPEN EVENINGS PURN. Apt Close to. Jimmie FURNISHED prage apt. Ph. liams Hardware. Ph. 322 Cowan. 322-4012. Phone 322-4503 3484. 322-2800. 115. Antes Far Soto '47 DODGE CLUB car ia almost like tlrei. Real good $193. 122-TIN. . Tbia '. Good car 129. Aatamwilra ftorvtas A U T O G L A SS IN S T A L L E D * Senkarik Gtaea and PRiat 1831 T-IIRD, excellent con­ SIR Magaelta Ph. FA dition. Also IF boat, motor k trailer, with many extras. 322 4837. A 8aa» a* »: •* n 1883 PONTIAC Catalina 4-door A U T O G LA SS f t ' i* aedaa, wUto, air, fun power, S E A T C O V E R C O .! radio, ttatad flaw, deluxe i* 384W. aadRt F A M H i *. trim. Must sacrifice. Owner. ALL WORK OUARANRtD \; 222 in lfU FORD 4 DOOR. Starts 128. Boats ft H sian and ruaa every day. Good transportation for only $145. IT BOAT Marc. M Private owner. Pb. 322-4408 traitor, ell akl equip- F h .. 222-1788. evtatagi. 1- 118. Autos •Sato or Trade Catoway To iha 1 WILL SELL OR TRADE 19M Robson 8porting Bulck LeSabru 4-door hard­ Your EV1NRUD* top A-l condition, exception- 284-34 B. 1st Ph. FA ally clean. S1.2M. 322-3409. SWIFT 11 ft teat. Malt 78 . 118. Tracks Far Sato motor. Gator traitor. Bm t ‘, INTERNATIONAL - 1th ton traa. 1740. I8-R1M. stake body truck. Good con­ dition 4330. Lake Mary IGA. i! v > •: •59 CHEVROLET*Ivtoo Fleetit . aide, with camper, 4930. Across from Lyman H. S. N O Y A N K IN ' 838-3430. 120. Automotiva Service COHEN RADIATOR M O P toaparttoa, estimates, pickup, delivery. Recoring k repairs diewanted. 81th B. 3rd. 38-3443 I JU ST P IA IN J | good! :: IDEALSIl RENTALS Seminole Realty INI Park Aveiue FA 2-4233 anytime $100 D O W N F H A -V A HOM ES 58 DeSoto 4-Dr. Sedan, V-l, Aato- | r me tic Trnaamlaetoa h• Fewer Steering, raws Brakes, Radio 4 Meats HOME O W N ER S * 1 7 5 Good Rental homes, Priced right, are renting and leas­ ing fasti Call Today, For Prompt and Realtor-Insuror-Tradei Efficient Service. M Pays! *22-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Stemper Agency BUILDERS CLOSEOUT 60 Chevrolet Celebration Stenstrom Realty SEVERAL Outstanding S A 2 PRICES ON ALL Bedroom Hornet available ia HEFTLER HOMES REDUCED 2541 PARK DRIVE all Arne at Sanford. Let ns 3 •Bedrooms — Carports — 322-2420 222-7408 Show yea Around I Utlity — for only NIGHTS 322 4134 - 323-0444 Seminole Realty 1201 A Park Ave. PA 8-3M2 anytime ORKENBRfAB Cboiea lota avallabla Oreenbriar at Lack Arbor overloektog golf count, Custom buildJag ta your apociflcatiaas. Greenbrier dovtloyod by KINOBWOOD PA S-RRT4 BUILDERS, INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. 810,225 - TOTAL PRICE 867 PER MONTH PAYS EVERYTHING 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equipp­ Central air and heat ed. 473 mo. 322-7083. NO DOWN - VA LOWEST DOWN PAYMENT 2-BEDROOM unfurniahed. $73 - FHA mo. Ph. 223-7114. 3 Diy occupancy F U R N I S H E D 3 Bedroom HEFTLER SALES House. 2411 Palmetto, Ph. OFFICE 322-0374. Casselberry, on St. Rd. No 434, it mi. E. of 17-92. Open 10 a. m. to R p. m. Phone FURNISHED HOUSE, 2-bedrooms A den. paneled walla, 838-3421. carports k patio. 490 mo. 322-2249. HUGE 4-Bedroom, 2 bath, Fla. room. Make deal. 106 Fair2 BEDROOM furnished house, lane Circle, Park Ridge. tot W. Itth St. Ph. 349-3952. FOR SALE BY OWNER. Cue tom Built CB Homo, 3 Bed' 2-BEDROOM frime house. rooms, 2 Baths, Living 2827 Magnolia Ave. near Room, Family Room, Kit N.A.S. Cheap rent, 445 mo. ebon, Central boating am Ph. 322 3219. fireplace, large utility and FURNISHED T w o bedroom storage, carport* and patio C. B. House, Carporte, Fen­ Deep wall and sprinkling ayatom on beautifully wood F H A - V A HOMES ced Back Yard, Call 322-8244 2. 3, k 4 BEDROOMS or 322 0948. ad lot 130* x 230' with 1. m k 2 BATHS Redwood fence. Grove Man RENTALS KITCHEN EQUIPPED or area. Call 332-7411 after Furnished or Unfurnished LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! R p. m. Ball-Blalr Agency For Complete Information Ph. 322 5441 218 S. Perk Ave. See or Call Your $100 DOWN FH A - VA HOMES FOR SALE SALKS BROKER Me Have The Home For You Stenstrom Realty 100. Kenort Rental* HUTCHISONS OCEANFRONT APTS. 339 So. Atlantic Daytona Beach Call 322 4038 2543 PARK DRIVE 322-2420 322-7493 For the Boat Buy In 102. M o b ile H o m e * • H ale NIGHTS 322-6824 - 323 0546 A Now or Resale Homo, 1-3 and 3 Baa INcatrom Realty NEW and USED Awnings k Cabana* *We Raw Ike Home Ter You1 QUALITY MOBILE H0ME8 llwy. 1792 S 322-2542 NEW nOMES West Fourth St Just off Per 103. M o b ile H o m e s • K e n t aimmoo. Salesman on pro­ 2444 PARK DRIVE perty. 4:00 to 7:00 p. m. 1 B E D R O O M Traitor on 322-3420 322.7415 Mooday- Wednesday- Friday. large lake. Adulta only. Ph. NIGHTS 222-4224 - 323-0044 Saturday A Sunday 1:00 to 322-7348 7:00 p. m. LARGE 2 BEDROOM TRAIL­ 3 BEDROOM, 2 Rath, screen­ ER, close to base, $65. 38-4211 ed patio. Ph. 323-09M. TOTAL PRICE ONLY $050 TRAILER for rent, on private Neat small 2-bedroom home, lot. 322-8349. NEW HOMES only 10 blocks from down Available In Sanford area and town. Low down payment Longwood area (8 ml. So. 106. Apartments for Rent m o n t h l y payments only on 17-M). Ready for occup­ 430 mo. Up. Surplus City. $48.30. ancy. $65.00 per me. and up. Custom Building, Residential 1 BR Furnished Apt. lit floor ROBERT A. WILLIAMS or Commercial. 2015 Saniord Ave. 648-4323. Realtor Raymond Lundquiat, Ajso. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. FURNISHED APT. private PA 2-3031 Atlantic Rank Rldg Builder, Harold Logan bath k entrance. 38-9702. 102 Highland Ave. > BEDROOM. 2 Baths, wall- Sale* Office: 802 Highland Ave. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. Airto-wall carpet, built-in ap­ Longwood, Fla. cooditkooed Bedroom. 433. Ill pliances, Intercom, central 1313811 Collect E. 4th.. 323-4283. air and heat, fenced. PA 323-3303. FURNISHED OR UNFURN EVERETT A. HARPER ISHED 2 Bedroom Duplex AGENCY • REALTOR Apartment Terraaao floors St. Johns Realty RtM 8. Park Ave. tito bath, water furnished. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Phonea PA 2-3384 or FA 2 2383 Ph 38-2334 after 3 p. m. Ilf N Park Ave PA 3-4123 $100 k CLOSING COST. Own 3-BEDROOM. 3 full baths, 4tb er transferred. Must move. 3 ROOM FURNISHED AptMctioo of Piaecrcat. Enclos­ 3-bedroom, l bath, terrasxo downstairs, close to town. 410 38 4261. ed carport*, many extrai floors, built-in k i t c h e n , 3311 S. Park. Phon* 322 3189 screened patio. 322-1697. EFFICIENCY $W, 6lT Park! O Stenstrom Realty «< see the THURS. - FRIDAY - SAT. SE P T. 24th, 25th and 26th IImpel# Convertible, Extra | t'l»an, Good Meesaakal condition, $ CyL, Atom |Trass- Radio sad Baatar. | 1495 62 R tm bler Ambassador Custom, 4Dr. Sedan, V-8, Stan. Trans- Power Steering, Power Brakes, Hester, Air CondltWed. 1445 60 Chev. Belair P O N T IA C and - R A M B L E R MODEL PARADE! I Four-Doer Hardtep, R CyL, I Automatic Traaomtoatoa, Radio and Heater. 1295 61 Ford 4-Door, 5 Paw. Station Wagon, V-*. Auto. Trans., |. |Power Mlwrtof, Radio a; Heater, Air Condittoood 1595 61 Olds Super M Convertible, V-8, Auto. TransPower Steering and Brakes. Radio sad Heater. 1395 61 Chevrolet Impels Convertible, T 4 , Automatic Transmit Power 8twriug and Brake*. Radio and Heeler, | Air Conditioning. 1895 60 Dodge Pioneer, 4-Dr. Button Wagon. V-a, Auto. Traaa-1 Power SUoriag IBrakes, Radio and Heaier. | 1095 OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL | P.M. Saturdays Til S P.M. HOLLER M OTOR SA L E S 2nd. A Palmetto Ph. 5224251 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 522-0881 �*v Juuii .... Buy Sinner Cones To End i t ______ : M m t —*r Martha OUttf, 1Y, dei o f L t CoL and Mr*. Cfcarlaa oniff, r t Bnf*, in FayatU* vfllo, N. C. and granddaugh­ ter of Mr*. E. M. Olllff of Oviado •far waaka at St. Abb’s Cipt Breton, H ot* I f r t i . St tho Goalie Cotteg* mt Ccltie Folk Arts aad HlghB oim Crafts. During delightful six wsaks, Martha stadisd daadaf, ftpinf, aad the GasHs laagvag*. Kxtaashra work was crowd* ad lata sack dag, rlsssss wort hold sack dag from nine to twohm sad from two to four* tkirtg aad also from soron* tklrtg aatfl olgkt-tkirtg hi tho evening. Tho fondant* wore taogkt kg tho world’s eham* gkmsklp Highland dancer, Samoa L. MeKontio. Of all tho arts and crafts, language, and other sabjoets, Martha found the dancing to ho tho most Interesting. She learned mang dances soma of which had tho colorful namoo as Bearn Triubhas, Flora Me* Donald’s Fancy, Sheppards Crook, Irish Jig, and of course the Highland Fling, aad also tho Sword Danes aad Hornpipe. Thor* wot* more than sot* ontg students enrolled at the school, aad on* of tho moot onjogabla dags was spent on • twelve mil* excursion to leiiiinrh aad Boris IHiioagh which weans beautiful moun­ tain. Indeed, the sprue* cor* ored kills of this Canadian la* land are among the ww beautiful mountains in the World. Martha Is making plans to roturn to this aiost Interest* *»g school in tho future. 'J' I ■I 1 Dunn Begins Navy Training * « ■ l Charles D. Dunn, IS, son n( Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Dunn Sr. of Rest Haven Drive, Lake Harney, Geneva, has begun basic training at tha Naval Training Canter, Great Lakai, HI. The nine-week training in­ cludes naval orientation, his­ tory and organisation, sea­ manship, ordnance and gun­ nery, military drill, first aid and survival. WW Club Will Meet Thursday 9 P K K P C rr P » V r u II fl fl <1 O f* * •! |' i •i ▲ p* * * c Hy Maryann Milra Tha South Haminnl* \V«Icoma Wagon Club will meat Thursday at It 30 a in. at the Houaa of Raef In Maitland. Member* are aaked to bring articles for tha White El#, phant Sale. The proceeds will go toward tha club'a charity projact and Mrs. Claire Sab* atinni will be tha auctioneer. Registration Figures Cited ST. AUGUSTINE. (UPI) Negroes registtring to vote nines May have outnumbered whites 5 to 1, supervisor of fogiatration Mrs. T. S. Elisey said today. Mr*. Ellssy said about MO Negroes have registered since May primaries, when regist­ ered whites outnumbered Ne­ groes 10,919 to 2,329. 'This la tbs heaviest regis­ tration of Negroes in so short a period of Urns during my 20 paars as supervisor of ragUtratwo, ah* said. 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Then ara never enough, la trlaar of tha aiaay avonta and paraoaafaa m* aanriaa ramambraaea. It aaaau tbara la ahrayi a ChrU War battla to roeall, tha Hataaalal of a atata or aoma aadatjr art lata, ijr tareantanariea (800th anflhraraariaa) of tha original 11 eolonlaa. TMi doaan’t leava much n m fW atampa honoring indlviduato, al­ though Amalia Earhart, CarOaO Mull, Eleanor Roosevelt and Sam Hauaton appeared on aneeial flve-e«t riamp* hi IN I and Montgoiaary Blair made It on a 18-centar. Evaa a UA tnigrti— IB haa troubla gattlng a notad m Of hia atata into tha ranka of thoaa pieturad an our atampa. Bap. Bichard L. Boudahuah of Inaaa haa introducad IfgWation la calling for thalMuaaca of a eommamorativa morativa atamp honoring M o Pyia, tha Hooaiar war com apandant who waa slain hf a sniparia huOat oa tha Pacific island of la fkima oa April l l , 1M1 fact iioiiat—Roy Crowlty ACCORDINGTOTHEPOLLS Political Notebook i would Hfcc to can Thi tha ataamliaa^ fat conjunction with S & S U S v m a r r of Pyle's daath naat year. So far both tha House Paat Office Committee and the Poet Office Department have expressed dkintereat in tha proposal. Says Bap. Boudabuah: "Ernie waa typieal of tha many fine man and woman of tha presa who have risk­ ed and ara itill risking life and limb both in war and paace to nroduoo on* the-apot covaraga of vita) avanta. "Thera could be no moro fitting tribute to tha presa than tha Issu­ ance of a stamp commemorating the tragic death of this humble servant who did so much for tha ordinary 01 and tha families and frfende left behind." The journalistic profession, which haa suffered more than ordinarily from critical slings and arrows in rCcant wSeki, could well use this ex­ pression of appreciation through the honoring of on# of its moat beloved members. Who was Montgomery Blair? Oh, yea, ha waa postmaster general in Lincoln's cabinet w Aiam oTOir (n k a > - thraagh Vtet Coag arses te a Survival la vary la portaat to rural hsmteL A U. 8. Army ma personally. copteie wtatad te (e ateeg. It rites my aSBar taM cm The AID ateg teid, Ke, m « to take aay d u tm te yett'S he e target aad aadaeg- Volt Norn r i m the rimy wag worth it—1 took the eS> montloa te heerL It wee hot­ ter, t roeeaeeS, te the te write eeather dey. Rural cafe* ara Mfi, too. If they’ve paid protection money te the Rode. But If you Mt at one, ftgko certain ths proprietor lM*l behind ia his payments. Don’t go out nt night In rural Viet Nom. I was warn­ ed about Balg*st, too, but I walked around tha city’s streets at night with no hint of trouble. If you want to enter a Viet Cong hamlet, give the Viet­ namese a day’s notice, and make certain your guerrilla protection has been arranged and waning signals worked out Your contacts in tha hamlst CM let you know If somethteg’s gone wrong and tha Viet Cong ara getting ready to do Mmathing. Your contacts won't always know, of count, about all member* Af the hamlet's un­ derground Vtet Cong agent network. But if you go into a place when the Reds don't expect you, and you catch thorn uMwart, they probably m l hove rssslved thslr or­ der* about what U do when M American show* up. That moans they will be off balone* and won't b* certain whether to ohoot you or not. But dent g* Into tho umn hamlet thro* day* running. By that time they’ll have their order*. or i H of m ." Finally, we iimfosmlnd. The o e p t e i n took off hie A m y fatigue shirt, horn wod e checkered red, blue eed yellow opart My w ife w m » shirt ham e Mead. t waa takteff na "You mc,” said tha AID •ha beard that tho Viet Ceag man, "tho Vtet Cong don't 114 la fire at American civilians in Saigon’s Cerevolte Hotel, di­ thia neighborhood. We sus­ rectly below roam Sid pect they want to keep ua Vi alive bacauae wa bring ia food, fertiliser and other supabout my jadgmoet whm aha pliea they hope to toko over. board I'd gaae teta e Vtet But taking along a man in Coag viltefs with i group of army clothes te risky busi­ guerrilla fighter*. ness. They might fin at him, Women or* notoriously misa and hit us.” hard to oaavinco oa At Toy Ninh near tho Cambodian border I rode A few examplM will la Vtet Cong country my extreme caution. writ ea AID man who won In tha first place. I always shirt I've wore a tia. Tha Vlot Coag "It helps,” ho said. couldn't taka seriously a man "I haven’t been killed yet” who wear* a tte in a war A few day* later I wm getting paedy te go with na Tho yauag American AID underground group brte • official mid he'd take me out Vtet Cong village. "What CMdwater haa charged that Free!* Tea think It's hard to learn a far* •hall I wear—a white ahlrtt” dent Johnson 18 a faker. I asked. "No.” said my se­ Confusin', Isn't it? Mow would you like to be a newtort, "a white shirt te tha earner la tha United States trying aymbol ef n Saigen bureau­ la dig ear various aamantical whim* crat. And government effl* s ta r elate ara high on tha list for far example: I know your works. Behold, I have Viet snipe:*.'* To tho question what lo at*, ha toned down. And aa WASHINGTONProbably Otto Graham, an all-time football So I wore a brown shift set before you an open door, which no AmorlcoB candidate for Hubert Humphrey really like, Johnson advanced to Minority m at, haa stirred up a big atom in and tia. the answer I a contrary to and then Majority Leader, ha no one is able to shut; I know that the sports world by charging that President ever gave met* O VKH 88 Y E A R S It's usually safe to ride on you hava but Uttla power, and yet thought to hie choice «f a p • p u I a r Impression, very raised his sights to aspln to Jim Brawn, another all-time football At Flnt ft Palmetto buses. (They're safer than national as well as regional mack like LBJ. Those who m at. doesn't do enough faking In you have kept my wort and hava not Vie* . Pnoldentlai running • military eonvoys in most of (Alongside old poet office) leadership. At some point boknow tho two men best are denied my name^—Bev. 8:8. ala play for tha Cleveland Browns. mote that Lytwon fonnaoa •truck by tho strong olmltter- tween 1941 and 1984 their tha country). That’s because 0 0 0 Jim Brown's fans ara naturally en­ gave to the oeloctlon of Hub­ itieo In their origins and bas­ view* on the majority of mat- Editor, Harold t bus companies are usually There exist limitless opportunities gaged at this and are up In arm*. ert Humphrey. Although tho funeral pro­ very earaful te pay their te habits. ton that count (a tho world in every industry. Where there la an Simultaneously, followers of PresMr. Jahnson cenaultod bunfession nationally has been taxes te tha Vtet Cong, In open mind, there will always ba a drodo of people—politic lane, Both mm come from rural, today converged. ideat Lyndon Johnson ara enraged subjected In much adverse advance. This doesn’t always a mall-town America, from Between 19M and 1984 frontier.—Charles P. Kettering. became presidential aspirant Barry ltd labor leaders, f a m 11 i * • not blessed by Humphrey end. Johnson.fhar- criticism and publicity, we are work, though, because some­ educator* and Journalist*. Ha wealth. As for apart as Tasas ed n close friendship In the happy to report that n very times tha Viet Cong set out • Carpein • F u rn itu re walghad and considered their South Dakota worn la Senate. Johnson taught Hum- small portion of this, if any, mines which can't tell the • T ile • Pianos opinions. 1900, their upbringings fol­ phrey tricks of tha tnda af has •mansted Mom the Flee difference between s bus and • Rental Beds Than Johnson chose one of lowed the samo pattern— Senate leadership that he haa Ida praM. • Jeep. tho moet liberal men (n tho "ootmsal for breakfast and uiad aa Majority Whip te On tho contrary, the groundsUnited State* Senate—tha politico all day" with • lib- beek up tha Johnson program woll of public resrton against man Barry Geldwetar hod erar sprinkling of church-go- In Congnu. this type of unfair and unjust hoped Johnson would choooo, Ing on Sunday, as Humphrey Time ha* played its part bi condemnation of all for the becauM Geldwetar belter** m o d e r a t i n g Humphrey's actions of a few has found PIMp woo opoihkg wasted mo to pass along her Sts Problems of Young Peo­ that tha prtaenca of Hum­ describee hie early life. Both men's fathers wor­ youthful insistence on change expression In countless "let hi B e o k f e r a , Illleata thaaka to you for all you had ple' as well as his 'Testa for phrey on tho Democratic shipped the memory of Wil­ now. He ia not, however, ten to the Editor," editorials Sweethearts.' ret s a l l y ho m o tto! Jooo to help her." tickat will help tho Republi­ liam Jennings Bryan and moderating hia phlloiophy af aad Nature articles which havo To which I replied. "And Although your father doe* can causa la November. M o W l f t bool OtUOMOO of worked ardently for Woodrow liberalism. His philosophy and been prominently and frequent­ what had I dona to merit such a't know it, but I waa roared "1 welcome Hubert to tho Wilson when ke became tho ideal*, he said last week, are ly displayed In most of Flor­ largely on hi* newspaper rot* effect. For tha thanks ! ’* MAIM8"PICTURI ANO ida'* newspapers. Domocratte ticket and thank wtoM a vsalsr PhiUp then lalormed mo umn la our Rockford newspa­ Lyndon for drawing tha dlf- Democratic candidate f o r tha same as when ha came ta Wo think you for your fair' HOUND ANVWHBRS President. Ae boye, Johnson tha Senate 18 yean ago. "Rut ■osi thia amt that aha had botn the daugh­ per." ferenets between ua so sharp­ and Humphrey separately I am 18 year* older," he (ays, ness, on behalf of your local This Indirect type of compli •tor laighM. Thoy ter of "oeetety" parents. funeral director, as being in IN THK ROOM ly,” Senator Goldwater com­ "They wort gone much of moot is moat gratifying to any ment after the convention. made Woodrow Wilion and "and age ehould permit one tho bigheot American tradition ■ft Glare-proof RCA Hl|h FL UN time." oho bod told Philip, teacher, whether of the class­ "Humphrey's nomination de­ hia Leagua of Nations their to become more underetand- of (air play, and pledge our dallty Color Tub* ★ AllMo” to year oaUrt a m t Ideal and In tha Great Deing and tolerant of othen. room varitty or a newspaper stroys tha myth that the CASE T-491: D r . Philip "as I grow up as a 'loner.' efforts and actions at tho channel VHF and UHF tun­ prcislon chose F r a n k l i n In a big diveree country, wo "For wo didn’t havo very professor. Ctato, American history proJohnson Administration is Roosevelt aa their first great should ba able to areommo- forthcoming convention and ing ★ Powerful New Vista At present thero are over conservative." foiior at Bradley University, much in mhihkm and they ap­ throughout the year, to main­ Tuner* ★ Improved 2S,000political hero. date tha views of others tain our standards on the same volt NowVista Color Chassis delivered • recent apeech la parently thought I would mag­ 10,000,000 children in broken Why would so canny a poli­ Both ware debating cham­ without compromising our ically acquire the 'facts of homes right hero la tho tician as Lyndon Johnson Bockford, Illinois. (factoryadjusted) ★ Autohigh and lust plane. pions in high school and pres­ own." Latar 1 was talking to him Ufa* without any homo advice USA. Funeral Director* Assn. motlc Color Purifier ★ Ststseemingly play Into Goldwa- idents of their school class. One hat the feeling that he And that doesn't Include tar's hand by hia cholca of b "So t turned to your falher'a oa tha Ions dliUneo telepheae. Ic-freo "Golden Throat" f M Bath taught school until they |haa in mid tha views of the “ Dad,'* ho becan, "I mot a columa tad devoured It dally. such cases as thto Rockford Vice-President? sound. discovered that politics was South in particular when he eaiKoa _ young wife at Rockford who "I also mat tor his booklet girl who had two parents but Tho answer la that on this thslr meat. Having chosen a ■ays this. And one has the Ntrk IS term V-eOt _ still led a rather lonely exis­ occasion politics waa not tl* w»* (**•**» eieweert profession, they set out to feeling that it ia thia flex­ M»e*AI'“ tence. Johnson's primary considera­ get to tha top In it—to the ibility In Humphrey that For millions of children thro tion. White House. Both had a Johnson is counting on to up­ In a "normal" homo but thero Early last winter and Is a barrier that seems to again last month the Preai most necessary requirement set Goldwater’* calculation* AltOBMote Springs separata child from parents. dent publicly pledged to ae- for getting there—triple the aa to Humphrey’s effect on E A S Y TE R M S Mrs. Jolla Bsrtao Mr*. Utchto Banda That Is especially true as lect at a Vice-Presidential normal amount of human en­ the election. u $ -im This it tha background of regards the "facts of life," for candidate the man "beet qual­ ergy. Bear Lake-Forest City Johnson and H u m p h r e y what seems to soma THE MOST TRU8TID NAME IN TELEVISION most American parents feel ified to assuma tha offica of Mi*. Maryaaa Mlleo awkward about this situation. President should that day were elected to the Senate in Strangs alliance between Lake Mary Slt-NTS Mr*. Fr*M . it*- Weotar And they often lack specific come." Those who know the the same year — 1018 — the eon of the traditional South Casselberry year Harry S. Truman top­ end a son of the Progressiva itt-ene WE SERVICE COLOR TELEVISION scientific (acta. President well are poeitWe Mr*. Jaaa Caaaelborry So I have outlined the many of hie complete sincerity in pled Thomos E. Dewey In Big Plains country. Tomorrow •yita af the poll* Few who wa will taka a closer look at facets of teen-agers In this that commitment. MiftH? L Hubert ttt-m s ChalaoU daily "smorgasbord" column Humphrey Is President John were not cIom lo both men at what, judging by the record. Sle<* DtweereKe Mrs. Jaaa Maglo that time dreamed then that Humphrey as Vice-President on human relations. beteH .t CammiHte, LoogwaoS son's morel choice to succeed their Individual carrera would sss-sTia or aa President, would ad VISIT OUR SHIRT MUC1C ft RECORD DIPT. Went* M. Goodrich, Mrs. D*oaa F Thia column la really a psy­ him In emergency If t!\e Ckeirmeo uM ttr DoBary chology clinic, offered by Democrats ore returned to arch and converge aa they vocate that tha nation do, I ll MAGNOLIA CSI-UAS "should that day come.' Mrs. Frsak WbHo Korth OrUndo courtesy of thia progressiva the White House After the hove done. Far men of common Idea* Mwspaper. to supplement tha ’ "*• "u fim c" * f on moat domestic matters, school aod church — and benDeltona Because President Johnson their eoura* in tha Renata tflt millions of homes. Mrs. Mlldrrd Harney is placing so much confidence took a wide departure. John­ Mr*. Ctarase* Snyder Sift MM If thy of you readers feels in Senator Humphrey and Itt-tttl shy Of Inept at solving tho my because Senator GoldwgUr is son almost immediately found Genera ri<4 Mtisl problem* confront­ relying to heavily on Hum­ accepUnco In tha Southern Mr* JoAaa Hayo Mrs. Loady UI-tlTJ ing you, then you will find slm- phrey to ontagenlse moderate Inner ClrrlA Young Hum­ phrey out of ths Northwest ^*r, *****, tvery ,n ,hi* and conservative voter* and marched In waving tha liberal print clinic." drive them ovsr to the Re­ You CM then project your- publicans, tha Democratic banner and challenging any­ salvos late tho actual office candidate for Vice-President one who did not want to Join him to fight cams which 1 employ. # # thie year in of more then Aa Humphrey learned to You cM OlM try tha tested patsing Important*. methods that 1 offer you, whe­ Three epeclal circumstances respect tho way* of the Senther tor writing a letter of ap­ are leading partisans of both Pago 2-B Sanford, Florida W td., Sept. 23, 1964 plication for a job or for car- parties to wondart Tor A Beaatiful Lows — rylaj oa Interesting convertsWhat kind of hair apparent SC0TT8 SEE ttoa, etc. WALTKB A. oniow, BBITWft ABB BOSLUa to tha Presidency hat Lyn­ VBAMil VOLVULIMB. rimllllM • You may havo noticed that don Johnson picked? 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W kfu M jQ for your Dream H om e? v r x x p c r 7« ■I ll ft, ft O c ft * M •I ft 1 Idyllw ilde •k n iiia i A klictiiic QlWSUfUlKSui • *— •• V * M — ^ s �_____ —------ .------- ,..VV' I' Pinecrest Shopping Center Formal Grand Opening Thursday 5 Stores Join In Complex r >r q ,n i'o i ■A Formal grand opening of the Plnecreit Shopping Cen­ ter will be held Thursday. Five stores now are opera­ ting In Sanford's newest shop­ ping center, owned and con­ structed by the Bellemead Development Corporation, of Daytona Beach. The formal grand opening centers about th e newest store, Liggett-Rexall Pinecrest Drugstore, owned and oper­ ated by Gordon Kellett, for­ merly of Chattanooga. Others already operating In the newest shopping center are Sears Roebuck and Com­ pany's catalog store, AkP supermarket, Toy Corral and Rex Liquor Store. Bellemead officials have an­ nounced that other units will be added to the present fivestore complex as the area ex­ pands. Ample parking space Is pro­ vided at the shopping center for several hundred cars at one time. Pinecrest Shopping Center Is located on French Avenue at 27th Street, When Antony ArmstrongJones was married to Prin­ cess Margaret Rose of Great Britain, he became the first man of non-noble birth to marry Into the British royal family since the resign of Edward IV in the 15th cen­ tury. SALT LAKE DENIZENS Even though Great Salt Lake, in Utah, is approxi­ mately 23 per cent salt, a very small brine shrimp lives in the water; also two species of brine files. ) .'CSjSt ■ . ii.'t s c V 'Friendly Service' Is O ffered By Liggett - Rexail Drug Store 'cv,- I . LIGGETT • REXALL Drugs is the newest store o f the five-store at Pinecrest Shopping Center, hav­ ing its formal opening Thursday at French Avenue and 27th Street. Joining w i t h Liggett - Rexail are these already - opened stores, Sears, A & P, Toy Corral and Rex Liquors. GORDON KELLETT CLAIRE McFARLIN LOUISE llOHINE HERMAN KOLEFF . . . Owner . . , Cosmetics Mgr. • . . Fountain Mgr. . . . Drug Clerk ..S H O P • > - .r . complex Broke Tradition i -ra*TT-T- — AND SAVE DURING OUH Kellett Is • native of Chat­ ham, Ala. He Is a member ef “ Friendly service” is the motto adopted by the arw tanooga, Terns., where he was the National Association of Liggett • R e x a i l Pinecrest associated with the pharma­ Retail Druggists and has pass* Drugstore, says the owner- ceutical business f o r IS ed the pharmacy boards ef years. He was graduated from Florida, Alabama and Ten­ pharmacist Gordon Kellett Howard College, hs Birming­ nessee. “ It’s worth your while to drive a mile," be says further, “ to the store of friendly ser­ vice.” Hurricane Dora and her long-range havoc prevented » . * Vr the scheduled opening of the new Liggett • Rexail Pinecrest Drugstore last week, causing delay in shipment of supplies, but they are all ready to go now with the grand opening of the shopping center Thurs­ A _____ 1 . day. Kellett, owner and pharma­ f if t y cist for the new drugstore, will be assisted by his wife, Betty, being in charge of book­ keeping. Herman Koleff, who has 11 tk* been a familiar face In San­ ford for many years, also is FULL LINE of name-brand drugs Is offered in associated with the new store the prescription department (above) o f the new as drug cterk. Liggett-Rexall Pinecrest Drugstore. Lower The gleaming new lunch photo looks across the new store toward th* counters, in the restaurant de­ fountain. partment, are managed by Mrs. Louise Horinc. The din­ ing ares seats 40 persons in booths and at counter stools. Mrs. Claire McFarlln is in charge of the extensive cos­ metic department. In addition to the aforementioned depart­ ments, there also are a baby department, amall appliances, a gift department and film developing aervlce. Pick-ups and deliveries from the pharmacy are free. Store hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 0:30 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays, and 2:30 to 0:30 p-m. on Sundays. Kellett also offers altcr-hours prescription service; his home telephone number is listed in the direc­ tory. THE PERSONAL PORTABLE 16 - INCH ALL CHANNEL • SEARS CELEBRATION 30" GAS RANGE “ BURNER WITH A BRAIN” it HOLDS EVEN TEMPERATURE FOR SPECIAL SAUCES AND OTHER FOODS— HAS “ VISA BAKE” OVEN DOOR — SEE W’HAT YOU ARE BAKING! i\ " O ' ’ 3 0 -IN . ELEC. RANGE ' \ I) HAS “ VISA BAKE” A IC S L OVEN DOOR — SEVEN SPEED BURNERS. SKAKS ’159 95 NO MONEY DOWN UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY ON SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN COMPACT ALL CHANNEL Available In Mahogany, Maple Or Walnut ’174 SEARS CATALOG SALES STORE PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER 0) 23" CONSOLE TV 95 SKAKs * 1 f - �PHONE PRIZES 1 F O B »1 0 9 - RESERVE fir DRY NO PURCHASE NECESSARY - FREE SOUVENIRS TO ONE A N D A LU FAM OUS N A M E STEAM 3 2 2 -7 9 1 3 LIMIT QUANTITIES1 a . HOUR FULLY GUARANTEED ALARM CLOCK REG. 912.95 VALUE KOTEX REG. $1.19 — LIQUID STYROFOAM R U BBIN G CO M P O U N D DECORATIVE UA. GUARANTEED R«f. $7.50 ANTISEPTIC — REG. 98c REG. 49c VALUE DENTURE CLEANSER FILL Y O U R F R E E ZE R Ice Cream ELECTRIC C A R V IN G R E G U L A R 919.95 FU LL P IN T LIGGETT REXALL DRUG �* ________ . i l. . a- - f o il. --- ---------------1-------- . . . . VV* - - > . ---------- - J •.>•* ■ NATIONALLY 17a21 JEWEL WATCHES SANFORD HIGHWAY 17-92 SOUTH ••19 2288 COSMETIC OUR PRIMARY C O N C E R N ... THE PRESCRIPTION ACCURACY • PURITY • INTEGRITY NEEDS! “ MISS CLAIROL” — REG. I1 J S HAIR C O L O R .............77* • 14 Carat OoM Co m # • Waterproof! — REG. 12.00 PONDS COLD CREAM s 6 f r “ BR1TE SEP* — REG. 11.18 • Drawy Stylo* • lath |llt boxaefwhh original factory HAIR S P R A Y ............. 66* -HEAD AND SHOULDERS" — REG. $1.00 H A IR S P R A Y ............. 6 6 ‘ S H A M P O O .................66* -F A S T " — REG. 12.00 REG. 60e SIZE HOME PERMANENT ^*1°° JERGENS LOTION_____ 39* Soma atylas limited I -SILICONE” IR O N IN G BOARD IIALDS 9 PAIR PAD Ret. S2.50 A 6 - TRANSISTOR CO VER BATHROOM SE T R*f. $1.00 DECORATOR COLORS ^ R f « . f 1.93 "Pol/tlhtUa*" PLASTIC o c e lli VACUUM LAUNDRY BASKET $11.95 VALUE FULLY GUARANTEED FUM . IIUSIIEL FULL PINT R ef. $1.00 10 - TRANSISTOR ALL STEEL FOLDING y OVR { IR O N IN G BOARD R f f . 1 6 .9 5 $3 .4 9 119.93 VALU E guaranteed HOUSEHOLD NEEDS! LYS01 SPRAY. . . S FACIAL QUALITY — REG. 98c 88 TOILET TISSUE 1 0 r°u* 6 6 ‘ 4 00 ’« — R E G . 29c FACIAL TISSUE 5 ^ 99- 5 POUNDS — REG. 75c EPSOM SALTS............. 3 9 COMBINATION FOUNTAIN SYRINGE — REG. 12.50 HOT W ATER BOTTLE *1” ^ 0 ^ M EN'S NEEDS! GILLETTE STAINLESS — REG. $1.00 RAZOR BLADES 59 VITALIS RIGHT GUARD 59' AEROSOL . . . . 4 4 “MIRRO’* A L U M IN U M HAIR TONIC — REG. 81.65 DEODORANT — REG. 91.00 SHAVE BOMB — REG. 98c PINECREST SH0PP NG CENTER HUGB 22 cup * �F o re c a s t auks (March a i» A#m It)— TsUag Inventory S y w how for you hat* progressed toward yoat aims all seem fiat particular aseda. TAURUS (April K h M ij » ) - 4 f you M l your friend, whit your deareet ambitlona a n , they will gladly help you lo altalo A m . Bo aura you don’t gamble onriaaly on something you know nothin* about. Ratals aecurtty-be jay* S IA M Catalog Store wffl join in the formal tim ing Thursday of the Pinecreat Shopping Reds Wound 2 American GIs SAIGON, Viet Nesn (UP1) — Two A m e r i c a n s were weunded by antl-elreraft fire daring the weekend in the atepped-up offensive by the Communist Viet Cong guer­ rillas. Neither man was seri­ ously hurt 8algon Itself was calm to­ day. Itn-aiUaasw Ignored tha latast criala between the United States sad C om m u nist North Viet Nam In tha Gulf «f Tonkin. Although the etore Is taking part' In the grand opening of the entire center, It actually has been In buslnese at this location for nearly a year. The huge store features all the latest equipment In the supermarket business, plus the finest In service. Twenty-two persons are em­ ployed to serve customers quickly and efficiently. Manager of the Pinecreat AAP Is Glenn Housknecht, who has been with the local storo here since Its opening, but was with the AAP in OrUndo for 10 years. Ed Morgan, meat market manager, hae long service with the AAP cheln, having been associated In the bustness for 28 years, the past seven In Sanford. A RETIRED Navy couple, Mr. and Mrs. Sill Hadcett, opemtn the Toy Corral at Pinecreat Shopping Canter, offering toys for the tots and MR. AND MRS. ROBERT d'Aversa own and oparata tha Rex Liquor Store at Pinecreat Shopping Canter as Man attractive atom with attrac­ GEMINI (May a to Jum B ) —Mow you aro ablo to eoafor with experts aocratly who oral usually uacommunkatlra. Gat tho approbation of flna friend. I by flattering than a bit Be booaat In your kindness, not Center, according to Manager David Grimm. all buttar. MOON CULDBKM (Juaa a to July a>— Ona who la pratty much a lour mot Invites you out today and you ahould ac­ cept ao that a trua meeting of mlnda occurs. Sociability lives you an opportunity to moat bl| parsonalltias. Ba en­ thusiastic. LEO (July a to August 21) —It’s all rl|ht to strut a bit now, since you have an envia­ ble ..option and others will be inspired, Impressed. Advance more through civic works and batter credit Become a pow­ erful Leo. I VIRGO (August a to Sept­ ember 22)— Far-off places and parsons aro best outlets to con­ centrate upon If you want to expand In any particular phase of your endeavor. New friend can live fins ideas. Show gra­ titude. UBRA (September 23 to Coming right to October 22' tho point with closest tie will I get you cooperation faster | than working devloua angles. I• Affection that U true will be j appreciated much more. Bel; A FULL HOME furnishing department is dis­ adroit j SCORPIO (October B to No- • played nt Scars Catalog Store, including stereos, vember 21)— You have only to ask what partners require Ij hi-fi, radios, television sets, etc. of you so that you eaa support < them properly. Roach true ac­ cord during tha day. Then off I for a celebration together Have fun. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21)— Listen I carefully to one who is an ex­ pert, if you want more effi­ ciency la own job. Remain ■teadfast to present setup, j Don't look for greener pas- , tures that are only mlragei. , CAPRICORN (December 22 j to January 20V— Others are i more than happy to go along j with you where favorite hob­ bles are concerned. Improve appearance hi expert bands. Then oft to a fine time. GROW. AQUARIUS (January B to February IB)— Forgetting pro­ blems aod achieving greaterl harmony at home U bast way to proceed today. Show that you are n big person. Class your eyas to whatever la not just aa you wish It to bo. PBCRB (February 20 to March 20)—This can be a par­ ticularly fine day and night If you are careful with plana for hobby Items for the adults. They moved into the the future. Know that every­ Center last October one and everything hae Its rightful place. Others co-ope­ rate quickly. IF TOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY be or she will be oo« I of those persona whose motives are good but there la a habit of putting things off until aoothar time, so R behooves you aa parents early to teach to be punctual and fast ao aa not to lose out In the race of life. Help also to reach decisional quickly. Then success la pose-1 lbit in this Interesting chart ‘The Stan Impel, they de net tempi L” What yen make af year Ufa la largely ep te YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Forecut for your sign for October U now nady. For your copy tend your birthdate aod tl.00 to CartoR RlgMar Fore­ cast, The Sanford Herald, Box 1221, Hollywood 22, California. tive prices." They offer a varied and completa line of beverages. Greatest Smoke Screen Greatest smoke screen av­ er produced la warfare prob­ ably was the 60-mile smoke cover along the Rhine that screened reorganisation ef the Slat U R. Army group and Ita subsequent crossing of the r i m fc Match ad iN jo y v o u n BR EA K FA ST. 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M. d:*e 4:13 (J o 4:13 ‘Mow about a dime's worth of Valeo in 0 Flat?" T:*4 C A R N IV A L By D ick Turner 7:2* 7:23 7:31 (2) (21 12) (4) Sign On Scope World Civilisation Sinn On — Nava A Wealker (3) Today—Hugh Povae 4*> Rummer Semester (9) Countdown New* 421 farm 3lkt. Report (tl MUkle KvRAS (t) f i l a r ( i i w ik i.t'p Movtaa f:l» (•> Leeal Have. w i » . tker 1:44 (41 Captain Kantaron I II i f ) Weather • New, (3) Today l : H (9) C a n t a t a 1:4# 12) (I) (*. 1:11 (t> 14;«* (I) Dlvorea Court Kemper Keogv Baertlt* fa r Women Ctrtoena Make R o o m Tor Paddy Ii) Newt—Mika Wallaea (9 ) Spanish 11:1# (2) (9) (4) 14:11 <t> lltlt (t ) (9) (I) 11:10 (21 19) (4) um M U A Ward far Word The Prleo ta Right I Lava Lucy NBC Neva Report Coneentratlon (let The Message The McCoy* Jeopardy Mining Links Pet* A aladye THURSDAY P. M. O U R AN CESTO R S (Daoh GJbhy: muIt have looked pvdtty had DEAR ABBY: I l f l l i M so Is my boyfriend. I prom* became the wind had blown lied my mother that ! .the door shut and we were wouldn't let Mm la the both anting on the bed. My hour* unlcu the war home. mother exploded like a keg Well, last Saturday the was of dynamite, and she kicked loo* h r a llttla whils sad my bey friend md ef the my boy friend cam* over house and told him never to with a record he had just show Ma face around there bought aid wanted ms to again. Now ana says ! ean't hear. I dida'l sm anything sea him U y more and all wrong with totting him to the trust aba had to me has the house just to play the gone dowh the drato. Abby. record ■ couple of timej, ao la this fair? We didn’t do I did. He knew I wasn't rup* anything wrong. How can I posed to tot him to the bouse gat her to trust ma again? NOT TRUSTED unless my mether w si DEAR NOT: You broke home, but he only wanted to rome in long enough tor me your ward and yeur mether to hear the record. The rec­ was justified to rcrenting it. ord player betongi to me I think she might better (it’s a portable) ead It is to leva disciplined you private­ my bedroom. Will, my mom ly and admeniihed the boy came home and 1 gueti it. with more dignity and lets tor a dato bat Bob'! tot hnr mike a monkey out of you. e a a DEAR ABBY: I east tto(torn *od what la tka aattar with my ion’s flsaeeo. the la either the lastott girl oa earth or the most stupid. • • • She is 33 years old sad DEAR ABBY: 1 met a gor­ should kaow bettor. Iho haa geous girl. Ihe irked ma boon a dinner gnast in our where I war Cram and 1 told home doteaa of times and her I was horn and tailed eho never once has offerad in Kaiimnoo. she aald »h* bad never HEARD of Kata- to htlp a o with n thing. maioo, but aba HAD visited She'll see me setting tho ta­ the BRONX SOO to New ble, but she’ll sit sad read the newspaper. She never Yorh. I wanted to ask for a date but, oh brother — asks if she can halp mo serve, when 'she . knows X now I’m not ao sura. What have 13 to servo and ao ooo would you advise? HARRY WOLF to bslp me. Whoa N comes to doing the dishes alterDEAR HARRY: Ask her wardr, she pretends tho doesn't know thers’s work to do. Tho tost Unto thla hap­ pened, I called out to her di­ rection, "I sure could use tome help with these dish­ es!' S'hs shouted back, "I'U N O R TM ding and hr was ready tor a be with you as eooa as this Whan you bate your busi­ diamond toad. Everything TV show Is over." But she ness double of a ffeely bid f "K O J ? wai going lo eoms up roeas. sat and watched one TV pro­ gama contract oa tha sound Jia a • Q J0 of the bidding you had better East had a change of heart gram after another until all the work wai done. What W R IT EAST when Norm redoubled without kind of a future do you pre­ make sure that your hearing * 9 3 3 RAQII is working perfectly. any histronics whatsoever. His dict my son will havn with V5( 9 l O i 33 South's two no-trump is a ♦ 833 ♦ AQI4 roses bad withsred In the win­ a girl like her? *i he-rtbto bid by modern stand­ ♦ toarai try blast but nothing could be W0BR1ED n o r m id > ards. Ha has only IS high card done about it. East had been • a • ♦ KJ18T points. Hawavar this hand was neatly harpooned. DEAR WORRIED. A busy V All played In the days of honor There was nothing much to one. He'll have to do hia ♦ 73 tricks and South has belter the play. East managed to work and hers, too. *AKd3 than three and a half honor North md South vulnerable take his two diamonds and one • • ♦ tricks. Baatil Weed North Baal spade while ha had a chance, CONF1DENTIALTO The bid also put North into 1 * F in Pasa so his side only paid off for !♦ "LONELY IN TYLER, TEX­ Pasa 3 N.T. Dbla one overtrick. spasms. He studied ami stud­ 3N .T AS:" If you are willing to Peso Paaa F la Rdble. ied his hand. Then ho studied East did ask North, "What “ buy" a man and can afrasa Pasa it some more. Finally he bid were you so worried about ford it, that's YOUR bustOpening kad—♦ 2. three no-trump. . when you hid three no-trump?" ness. But a man who's for Thera was nothing tenta­ double. Ha had spotted weak- North replied. 'T was wor­ sale rarely stays ''bought" tive nor infirm aDout East's Iness to Ms opponents' bid­ ried about missing a slam.” for long. Q rtm tu j /fjQ R hiJejO taive nt U fa Father Knows Rest Midday xawa Truth er Con*e« quenrea U fa J.he (x)o m m If you weren't his wl/e, would you: NtlC News (teport Correct his facts when he is Newa. Editorial, telling a story to a group of Weathar friends? Movie Girl Talk Rack seal drive, whenever Poena he is at tha wheel? Lata Make A peal Ar The World Turat Think about something else NBC News Report when he is talking to you? leiratla Tuung Password Meet him at the door with a Newallne list of complaints, including The Doctor* how tired you are? Pay In Court Art Llnklelter Tctl him when he asks "How Newe— Lisa H sw . do you like my new lult?” nrd (9) Tennessee Krnle (1) Soareh (or T o m e r r e v 11:41 (*: Holding Light 12:33 12) 3:99 (2) The reason I don’t lay away part of my allowance, D»d, lo that I have so many layaways waiting for my allowance!" 1:11 (!) I*) (2) (S) (1) 1:33 12) 2 : 0 0 (21 1:10 (*) 2:19 19) M l (2) T IZ Z Y By K a te Osann ru m n BUG S B U N N Y ^ g l V I N 1Mg iA T T y i J * f* f& to S n is w haT S ABRBAK1 i C V L V ItT K R t $TO PPlN TFEB ~ LUNCH 1 £ N o * r 1:11 (9) (t ) (t) EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD 'T i n t Pegasus l« a caution! Now bo carries a stewardess!" J -N "dynamite." Adults often lose face with childish out­ burst* of temper. You can get right again with y«wr mother by being cooperstrie. Your chances tor get­ ting anethar thanes art bet­ ter than 10-30 If you behave 100 per cent. By Oswold Jacoby 11:1# (2) Pay When (I ) (9) I t I I (t> tl:IS (I ) r By A b ig o il V o n Buren waa once square but “ George cut it round to match the round decoration on the ceil­ ing." Imagine the g r e a t George Balanchine “ cutting a rug"! Mourka'* hook it full of ac­ tion photegraphs, including a group of hia cat friends, mostly from the dance world. Martha Bwope, who did the photographs, it a Texan who atudled at the School of American Ballet, but her photographic skill haa taken her into a new world. While visiting Mourka in the wonderful old-world t y p e apartment (fast disappearing from New York) ho did some flying around, dashed for paper balls and retrieved. Tanny said, “ i think he brings them hack to me liecause ha knows 1 can't leave my wheelchair to get them." (And perhaps he does know; cats are wise!) Blonde hair to her shoulders, a lovely fata, Tanaqull L* Clercq ia a most rhsrming person, a person about whom I would u*« that old - fashioned description, “ the is full of grace." She told me that much has chsng* ed since Mourka cam* into her life, brought to her on* evening by Balanchine. "Mourka is a delightful com­ panion, and It is fun when George teaches him hia 'art'. Ha ia ona of G*org*'a prisa pupils. Mourka can do *ntrechats. pat do chits, and even a grand jet#." Every wstk-end the three take off for their country place and 3lourka has a “ seethrough" travel case for tra­ veling. In the country he in­ dulge! in his favorlta hobbies, bug watching, eating fresh asparagus, peas and potatoes. He’a truly • sophisticated fel­ low! 1 hope you will give a copy o f "Mourka" to a cat-loving person and treat yourself to a copy. If you are not what wo call “ cat people," you aeon black rug, and now w* have will be; Mourka will win your one." She told me the rug heart. “ Mourka: The Autobio­ graphy of a Cal" Is a most appealing book. You know 1 advoeato having a pet, es­ pecially a eat, whan you lira alone and want aomethinf to love. I get great pltaaure from my cat* and a book about a cat alwaya attracts me. Thla on* ia a work o f love, written by Titnaqull La Clercq, with photographs by Martha Swope. WHAT pic­ tures and what intriguing words! U’a a delightful fan­ tasy! Tanaqull I.* Clercq ia tha Wife o f George llalnnchlne, the g r o a t choreographer, which a# Mourka says, "is an 'I’ve studied both candidates pretty closely, and all I elegant way of saying a dance director." This cat percan say is they don’t make them like ion, Mourka, haa a gift at George Washington any m ore!" elevation, and jumps high, wide and handsome. He has Prevtoue Kuiiri been trained (if on* can State Capitals train a cat) by the great ACROSS IJ n tin Balanchine. A picture nf them 7 R r f u « ta now i — re together appeared in Life e Capital of4*Ui i Nothleg Magislne with Mourka doing Itale STurkiih till* 11 Conveys to * 10V-hiela hie magnificent jump and he diatance tU*> 11 Employ*# 14 Hostility haa never been the same 13 Grab since. His book followed, na­ SUf bUte eaampia llCItll turally! The book is done 22 Coniumo 17 Wild durk 'ii Weila with a knowing touch and surely Tanaquil has a talent for writing, a talent which j } K u £ & , , ^ * ta*U'ch tUUL) she has developed tinea aha 27 Book Of the was stricken in l'JSrt with Bible 29 On* time polio, while on a dance tour UOkoit of Europe. She wee a tele34 Intrepid 33 Shakespearean bratad ballerina, but polio villain halted her career. M Capital of Kennedy's HaU I went to meet Mourka and 3d Shine “Tanny” as she is railed, and 3* Mast 41Greek letter I had a most interesting "in­ 43 Capital eapturtd terview" with Mourka. He Heby Sherman 43 Stipend ridtd he wished to stay in the 41 Merit large living room to we 49 blood nude S3 Agree moved from the sitting room, 33 Redactor where we were chatting, so I 37 Endow 3a Correct could “ interview" him. He 39 Raised was stretched flat out on a 40 t u portions oar) 41 JT dow n 1 Oceana 2 Aatriofleot 3 Part o( (ace 4 Solution concentration ichem I 5 Blackbird at (sally r u ir 5T b K E w srA ru -B l s t ta p axis a m .k. that it looks just like ail his other suits and you wUh he would take you along next time ha buys ooe? Comment oa how this Mi hair is getting? Let him forget your birthday and then sulk about it? Tell a story that makes him look slightly ridiculous to get a laugh? Say '• I told you so" when he disregards your advice and events prove be should have taken it? Accept an Invitation that in­ cludes him, without checking first to see If he 1* agreeable? By Millett Ruth s' Point out that something he admires in a store window U in dreadfully bad taste? Neglect to tell him how much you enjoyed Ihe evening when be takes you out? Tell anyone who will listen what a big baby he is when he's sick? Complain about Ihe food or service when he takes you to a restaurant? Exchange ihe Impractical gift he pick'd out for you, him­ self, for something you con­ sider much more sensible? Would you—If he weren’t your husband? Problems? Write to ABBY, ,-j Box 59700, Los Angeles, Cal­ if. For a personal reply, en- close a stamped, aclf-sddressed envelope. a a • Hale to write tottersf Send one dollar to Abby, Box 69700, Loi Angeles, Cal­ if., for Abby's booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LETTEIIS FOR ALL OCCAS. IONS." TV RENTAL ♦ Balsa • Baeetoa Sem inole T V FA 3-038 Zenith Color TV Satan 3S08 Saaferd Are. dtiqhU ghiA T V Time Previews 7:30-0 p.m. NBC. Virginian. Dark Challengs" Another variation on the traveling fa­ mily which seems to turn up on almost every outdoor series. This on* find* Victor Jory playing tha tough father with the daughter (Katharine Rots) who’s incapacitated and whom he’d do anything for, and tha na^ra-do-well eon (Chris Robinson). Trampgs (Doug McClure) runs afoul of the range menace and spends IK) sticky momenta getting cut of the assorted complica­ tion*, mostly marriage. 7i10-9:.10 p.m. CBS. “ The Presidency: A Splendid Mis­ ery." An hour-lcng new* ape. rial on the subject o f the p re ­ sidency, taking a look at the office through the spoken words and writings o f tho 35 men who have held it. Kredrlc March serve* us the narrator and the all-slnr cast include* S i d n e y Blackmer, E. C. Marshall, Robert Ryan, Dsn O’Hsrilhy, MacDonald Carey, Gary Merrill and James Daly. A well - dons documentary which packs a lot of meat Into g short porlod o f time. 8:30-0 p.m. ABC. Shindig. Another outing calculated to •end shivers of joy and ap­ preciation up the spines of (ho young. Tho pulsating en­ tertainer* a r e headed by Johnny River*. Other assorted talents Include such vener­ able and established person­ alities as the Gables, the Blossoms, the Righteous Broter*, plus Darien* Love, Pa­ mela Bennett, Bobby Free­ man, Jody Miller and even more. 0-0:.‘IO p.m. CBS. The Dick Van Dyke Bhow. (Season promler) Good, solid laughe throughout mark this wel­ come return o f Dick Van Dyke to hi* role o f peace-lovInf Rob Petrie, who never­ theless has a penchant for (tumbling Into trouble. Her*, Rob is embarrassed when the newspapers piny up wife Laura (Mary Tyler Moore) as the heroine who subdued a drunk with a Judo hold, after the drunk had floored helplesa Rob, who thereupon resolves he’ll take Judo les­ sons and prove hie masculini­ ty, even If it lands htm in the hospital—which it does. 9 11 p.m. NBC. Wednesday Night at the Movies. “ Career." Based on a play by James Lee, a men seeking to find himself and hia career learn* that tragedy, fruetretlon, dis­ appointments and consider­ able acul searching are need­ ed to achieve sucre**. Dean Martin, Anthony Francioss, Shirley Jones and Carolyn Jnnea star. ■w liHUNCll - / • < IS —__ _ ^ a y in X m u STARTS SUNDAY PaUr SriUra "A Shot In Tha Dark" NOW thru THUR3. AT 1:00 • 3:03 - 3:10 7:13 • 9:10 SHIRLEY MarLAINB r PAUL NEWMAN KOIIKKT MITCHUM CAFETERIAS DEAN MARTIN GENE KELLY BOll CUMMINGS Teaatoy Bv»ai*l IpeeW •a lO-«». Km Yerk Sir- DICK VAN DYKE tola Strip ceefced ta yaur aedae tar a*hr 70s. Thsrrgey Might to "family algbr with tree deeearte fee all. KeAaeedMeaa Sataeday Mipht ia "steak eight" - a hip tfc-lfc. T. Se-UeU P.M Sena Steak ceeked la yeor order let enly $ I 00. I VWCttKMi I t AM. • 2 19 KM. (NMNia 4 30 KM. - a 00 a M. ana a s m . 013 U.L I CitolhUttOOBC rr.rtaacs ySJ T n Je COwJ s n n n m sr c a u k i n g S f R v / p in c inthal noniDA -LUllUStL' \ • - U -'k L ’. r t X : J .-IU N T ** 3 U S T IT .M A 30 R Sept 28. 1964— Fagt 7-B i l l iU I b id .* * -1 8 9 A M M W B y Gftlbrm itli t' K J S ID E G L A N C E S I v* a O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E (OlOtBf OoUAf •M - �r L 1 r - j n r t ------- r i i 1t t 1 •i J , • • (| "Suptr-Righr Heavy Wastam la a f Sqaara Cat - CHUCK “Sapar-Rlghf* Haavy Wattara Baaf Super-light” SLICED WESTERN LIVER SAUSAGE JANE PARKS Super-Right” PURE PORK erne. m art MIN UTS DELICIOUS CUBED STE A K PER CH F ILL E T S cm . f r e n c h f h ie b FISH STICK S BREADED 'IM I JOHN S PANTAIL SH R IM P Jan a Parker offa n two dalectabla piaa, ona filled with luacioua paean*, the other with ripe, juicy blue* berries. The crust is rich and flaky, baked to a perfect golden-brown. Oven fresh, of course! It OZ. PKG. 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J* * ___ Senate Probers W ill Call Bobby Baker To Testify Seminole County * * * * on the St Johns River • « * * “The Nile of America” 31)? &mfmb firra lii 3 Si p C odt a r m > WEATHER: Fair through Friday and not quite ao warm today—8247; tonight’a low juat above 80. VOL. 66 United Preaa Leaaed Wire Established 1908 THUR3., SEPTEMBER 24, 1964 8ANFORD, FLORIDA Clock Watcher on the phone: " H u anyone called you to let you know about all tbaio huge mosquitoes la Lake M ary?" Clock Winder: "N o, didn’t know there could be any mojquite*i In Lake Mary. We thought they were all in Cat* selberry.” • • • With all this water standing throughout the County we're not surprised at the number ef the pesky varmlts. However, we'll admit we've never seen such Urge ones. • • • What can be doneT The sprays we’ve been using are completely Ineffective. So, we just sU y indoors. # • • RalphDiggs, oncepopular principal at Lyman High and later supervisor of transporta­ tion for the Seminole County School Board, has apparently made a big hit with Brooksvilla folk where be is now prin­ cipal of Hernando High School. Diggs, to the applause of students, and the BrooksvlUe gum-Joereal. has reorganised the cafeteria system at Hern­ ando High, reorganised the achool'a administrative polic­ ia l and reorganized the ath­ letic department. The SunJournal lays, "He Just gets things done." • • • Some Forest City residents went to the Post Office Wed­ nesday morning and were sur­ prised to find out the Post Of­ fice wasn't there. It had been moved to the Sporting Good Center but still In the same shopping area. • • • The closest thing to a moun­ tain in Seminole County dis­ appeared Wednesday. A few days ago trucks hauled In no less than 51.000 school book covers—provided by the Civil Defense — to the Seminole County School Board offices. After a principals meeting the cartons were distributed and finally the covers were gone. "It was a mountain, all right," said Stewart Gatchcl. • * • The Norman DcVcre Howard Chapter of the United Daugh­ ters of the Confederacy will meet at 2:30 p. m. Friday at the home of Mrs. F. E. Rouillat, 910 Palmetto Avenue. The speaker will be Stale Rep. Joe Davis. • • • Did you know that the name "Johnson" has been the most popular surname for U. S. vice presidents? • * • Five unrelated men named Johnson have been U. S. vice presidents or contenders for the office. Richard Menlor Johnson was vice president un der Van Buren, Andrew John ion under Lincoln, Lyndon Johnson under Kennedy and Herschel V. Johnson and H. W. Johnson were vice presidential nominees under Stephen A. Douglas and Theodore Roose­ velt, respectively. • « • Ginderville Fire Department Volunteers want us to remind you about the fish fry they're giving from 5 until I p. m. Friday night at Farmers Auc­ tion Market on U. S. IT-92. Miss Vickie McArdic, runner-up in this year’s Miss Flame con­ test, will christen the depart ment's fire truck. • • • Suggestion to the new Volkswagen dealer just south of the city — They have elephants on sale at J. M. Fields. Wants try it? TWO PERSONS were injured thU morning when the car, above, collided with an Atlantic Coaat Line freight on the Oviedo spur and Route 419, The car waa driven by Orie Mathieux with hit mother, Mrs. Mamie S. Mathieux, as a passenger. (Herald Photo) Mother And Son | Hurt As Train, GM Asked To Approve Binding Arbitration Car Collide An 82 • year - old Geneva woman and her son, 63, were injured this morning when the ear In which they were riding had • "dead heat" crash with an Atlantic Const Linn freight on Ronte 419. Being treated at Seminole Memorinl Hospital are Mrs. Mamie 8. Mathieux and Orle Mathieux both of whom suf­ fered fractures, multiple cute uml bruises. Mr. Mathieux is a promin­ ent real estate salesman in Seminole County being affili­ ated with the C. A. Whidden Real Estate offices. Ho also works with the county tax as­ sessor’s office on n parttime basis. Florida Highway Patrolman Dan Oaks said the ear, a lata model Falcon, waa being driv­ en by the son north on Routa 419 whan it crashed into the slowly • moving southbound train on tho Oviedo spur. Both the train and car ap­ parently reached the spot at the same instant. Skidmarks showed the driv­ er attempted to stop but the rar slammed against the train, spun around after the impuct and was facing the opposite direction when it stopped. The engineer was idsntifled as 9. J. Brooks at Sanford. Herald Index Abhy ...................... Bridge .... -----Clua-ifU d .... .. Cornice ........... .... Editorial ...... - ...... Horoscope ..... „........ Society . __ ___ Sports .............. . TV Progruipe ....... Wc the Women .... Pag* Page Page Page Pago Pago Page PagPagPage 4-A 4-A 3-A 2-A 1-A 2-A 8-9 4-5 4-A 4-A ONLY 8 Days Left To Register For General Election Call The Jayceea For TransportaHon To Register — 322-5481 T E 8-1158 DETROIT (U PI) — The United Auto Workers Union today asked General Motors Corp. to agree to binding ar­ bitration o f key non-economic issues which threaten ad to trigger a strike by more than 300,000 worker! at 10 a. m. EST Friday. The company waa expected to reject the proposal as It haa dons when the union mad* similar suggestions in past negotiations. UAW President Walter P. Reuther mad* the proposal In a three-page Utter to GM Vice President Louis G. Bret­ on as tha two entarad ths “f i ­ nal 24-hours of negotiations before tha (trike dcndline. Tha union said time waa short and tha difafrences be­ tween company and unlun were great,' "There U no Lula fo r reasonable doubt that those differences can be resolved on a mutually satis­ factory basis in the faw hours remaining before tha strike deadline," Reuthe said. Because a GM strike would have crippling effects un the nation's economy, Reuther aaid, the company ought to agree to a three-member "board o f Impartial arbitralora" to meat and come up with a soltulon to the nonaconomic problems. Felda Oil Field Potential Eyed TALLAHASSEE (U P l) akin to Sonar used by the A new oil find in South Florida navy. He said new techniques in could bo a m ajor break­ the present Sunni land Field through for the oil industry in had increased Florida's oil Florida, State Geologist Rob­ production this year. ert O. Vernon said today. He said two new wells had Vernon confirmed that the been put down in the Sunni­ Sun (HI Co had put down a land field, one of which was producing well in the Felda pumping about 800 barrels of area, some 13 mllas north of oil a day. Florida's only currently produ­ The Sunniland Field has cing field at Sunniland. been producting oil for 21 Vernon said pumping re­ years. ports about the well were con­ fidential. However, he said If reports Hut the well was a major find were true, "I think it will be a major breakthrough for Flo­ rida and a lot of companies will be back in here leasing and exploring for o il." lie said there has been con­ siderable recent activity in the geophysical exploration for oil in Florida. Geophysical ex­ ploration is mostly concerned with looking for rock struct­ ure that could be expected to produce oil. It is mostly carried out by K iting off explosions on the surface and listening to echo­ es of the blast with a special electronic gear, something NO. 285 WASHINGTON (U PI) - S u ­ preme Court Justice Hugo L Black haa delayed a lower court order which barred the government from enforcing the public accommodationi section of tha new civil rights law against a Birmingham, Ala., restaurant. Black Wednesday granted • Justice Department applica­ tion for a stay of execution in the order handed down by a three-judge court pea*l *t Birmingham last Tkanday. Tho casn Involved OUia’s barbeque restaurant, which Is located In a Negro section of Birmingham but caters only to white patrons except for take-out orders. The Birmingham panel ru­ led that the public accommo­ dations section did not apply to places o f business which do not engage in interstate com merce. The owners of the restau­ rant, uilte McClung and his son Ollla Jr., argued that their place did not eater to transients and therefore was not subject to tha rights law because It was not engaged In Interstate commerce. The gorvrrnment contended that segregation breeds racial friction, which In turn could hamper Interstate commerce. Justice Black’ * order over­ turned the lower court's ruling until the Supreme Court mak­ es its decision on tho public accommodations section of the law. He has based his declsiott on a similar ruling bn made in the cay* o f the Heart of Atlfnto motel, which b*s carried its fight against tho public ac­ commodations section to the Supreme Court. He said he had consulted with five other Justices and was authorized to aay that the court would be prepared to hear the Birmingham case im­ mediately after the argument! in the Heart of Atlanta case. That is to be brought before the court Oct. 3, the day U convenes for its new term. Johnsons Throw Steak Fry WASHINGTON (U PI) — President and Mrs. Johnson threw a bipartisan steak fry nt the White House Wednes­ day night— tha first such af­ fair in the memory of Ex­ ecutive Mansion employes. The party on the Whit* House's west terrace waa to honor retiring members of Congress. Two prominent leg­ islators who are leaving, GOP presidential nomine* Barry M. Goldwater and hie run­ ning mate, Kep. William K. Miller were not invited, how­ ever. McClaskeyTo Be Called To Stand Also *. i WASHINGTON (U P l) ------ Sen. B. Everett Jordan, DN.C., Mid today Senate Inves­ tigators would call Bobby Ba­ ker la testify about an aBegad 123.000 kickback to the Ken­ nedy • Johnson presidential campaign In 1110. Jordan, chairman of the in­ vestigating Senate Bulan Com­ mittee, eald Philadelphia con­ tractor Matthew H. McCloskey also would be called as a witness. Jordan told reporters bo ho­ ped It would bo possible to bogin renewed bearings in the Baker case next week. The po­ litically hot cast Is being re­ opened to inveitlgata new chargee igalast the former Stoat* aide who emaesed a paper fortune of $2 million white receiving a salary of less thin $20,000 a year. Tha rules committee met in doted session for preliminary discussion of the new allega­ tions. They were made by Sen. John J. Williams, R-Del., who said McCloskey made a 133.000 "kickback" altar recalving the construction con­ tract on tha Washington, D. C. stadium. Williams charged that Mc­ Closkey made the alleged payoft to Insurance agent Don B. Reynold*, Reynolds was said to have kept $10,000 and fun­ nelled the remaining $23,000 through Baker to tho cam ­ paign chest for the KennedyJohnson ticket. In addition to Baker and McCloskey, Jordan laid the committee would call Reynolds, a local Insurance agent, who made the accusation on which the Williams charges were based. All three probably will be questioned In both closed and open sessions by the commit­ tee. -) K TJr*“ la a confrontation with tho committtee oarlier this year, Baker refused to answer about 12U questions fired by special couniel Lennox B. Mc­ Lendon and panel members. He invoked the First, Four­ th, Fifth and Sixth amend­ ments and specifically the one against self • incrimination. Baker at that time waa under investigation by the Intornal Revenue Service, and presum­ ably still is, for Williams' new charges Involving Baker, former secretary to Senate Democrats, were that McClos key made a kickback for re ceiving the construction con tract on the new D. C. Sports stadium In Washington. W ilda Roars TOKYO (UPI) — Typhoon Wild* howled across Japan'* southernmost bland o f Kyu­ shu today. It caused death, destruction and Injury as it headed on an uncertain course toward the main island of Honshu. The latest report showed Wilda, biggest storm of the Pacific typhoon seaion, crawling on a northeast­ ern arc heading fur Ilonshu'a west cou.it. SAFETY AWARD wax presented to Heavy Attack Squadron IS at 8aa> ford Naval Air 8tation Wednesday after the aquadron had established what la believed to be a record for flight aafety in the Navy. Capt. James O. Mayo, commander Reconnaissance Attack Squadron Wing, left. sents the citation to Capt. Tony Nolta, squadron commander. W arren Report Goes To LBJ WASHINGTON (U P l) The Warren Commission hand­ ed to President Johnson today Its voluminous report on the Kennedy assassination. Chief Justice Earl Warren, head of ih* seven member pan­ el that investigated the slaying, carried the thick, dark blue bound volume In to the White House, The other six member* of the commlosion were wills him. The report wse several Inches thick. Warren and the other mem­ bers of the commission met with Johnson In the White Swanson Host At First Session Of Coffee Club Eighty Sanford buslneae and professional men.and women were guesta this morning of SNAS Cspt. Chandler W. Swan­ son at the first fall meeting of the Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce's Coffee Club. Capt. Swanson, NAS Com­ manding officer, supervised the group an a tour of the base which included stop* at the new avionics bulkling and the new enlisted men's barracks. Capt. Swanson introduced Capt. Ed Anderson, the new senior medical officer, Chiplain Leo McDonald and Cdr. Howard Shively, executive of­ ficer. Capt. James O. Mayo, com­ manding officer of HATWlng One introduced Cdr. Tony Nol­ ta, commanding officer of newly arrived VAH-13 and execu­ tive officer Dean Webster, re­ cently transferred to the San­ ford base Dorn Jacksonville. Cdr. Charles Chute ami Cdr. Walter Alt, prospective com mending officer and executive officer, respectively, of HVAH 12—an organisation presently being formed, were also pre sented by Capt. Mayo. The tour of the installation was conducted by Lt. Bill Sharpe following a refresh­ ment period at the NAS recrea­ tion area on Lake Golden. House cabinet room. Johnson appointed the com­ mission last Nov. 29 to investi­ gate President John F. Ken­ nedy’* asMssination. The re­ port on Its findings will not be made public until Sunday night The President said Tuesday he planned to read the report carefully and lake any action the commission suggests. Presidential Press Secretary George E. Reedy said there would be no amplification of the document by the Whit* House. It will speak for Itself. The report, estimated by the Whit* House to be "somewhat over a quarter-million words," discusses all the event* sur- tm o A rounding the assassination teal Nov. 23 at Dallas and tho sub­ sequent murder of Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged assassin, by night club owner Jack Ruby. It was expected to recom­ mend changes In security mea­ sures to protect the O. S. Chief Executive, One aourew familiar with the com m lu lm 'o work indicated that the report also might slap the wrists o l the Dallas police, the Secret Service and the FBI. Phe major finding is ex­ pected to be that Oswald acted as an Individual and not as part o f aay conspiracy. It ate* la expected to conclude that Ruby waa acting alone when he shot Oswald la tha Dallas Jail. se e Sign Wall Pact Funeral Held At Base Chapel For Lt. Haisfen BERLIN (UPI) West Berlin and Esst Germany to­ day signed an agreement on Funeral aervlcea for LI, passes that will allow 800,000 West Berliners to cross the John Halaten Jr., killed Sun­ anti-refugee wall to visit rela­ day night in an aircraft aeeldent aboard the carrier tives in East Berlin. UBS Saratoga, were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the San­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The ford Naval Air Station Chap­ (hreat of a shipping strike In el. East and Gulf coast ports Lt. Halaten, attached to grew Wednesday night with Reconnaissance Attack Squad­ union rejection of a manage­ ron One at Sanford Naval ment proposal to submit a Air 8tation, died of injuries contract dispute to binding ar­ suffered after ejecting from bitration. a crippled RA-SG Vigilante reconnaissance bomber which crashed during a landing at­ SANTA BARBARA, Calif. tem pt (U Pl) — Broad areas of San­ Interment will be held nt ta Barbara and Montecito 2 p.m. Monday in Arlington were threatened today by a National Cemetery, Arlington, disastrously explosive f i r e Va. which destroyed a score of HI* Immediate survivors In­ homes, razed a monastery and clude his widow, Mrs. P ig gy gutted a college dormitory. June Halaten, and two chil­ dren, Michael, 10; and Jeffry, MOSCOW (UPI) - Ameri­ 7, all of 8307 Stull Avenue, can soprano Leontyne Price, Orlando. The family requests that applauded through 16 curtain calls and mobbed by fans at donations be cent In lieu o f her Moscow debut Wednesday flowers to the Navy Relief night, said today ahe aang Education Fund. Donations while suffering (rum bronchi­ may be sent to Lt. Paul A . tis but hoped to “ really show Murray, RVAH-I, Sanford Naval Air Station. them" tomorrow. Dock Strike Looms Towns Threatened Singer Acclaimed BUY 3 SEIRERLING TIRES AT THE REGULAR PRICE . . . Get the 4th TIRE FREE! GUARANTEED 27 MONTHS Tublcoa Black-all 81m reg prlce-nu 1 4th trade-in, 3 | Tlr* tires p/tax | Tubclc.s Whitewall reg pri**-no trade-in, 3 Urea p/tax 4 th lira Free 7.00111 j 65.86 gg gg 0.70x13 7.30*14 13 46 Sise “ •"j 64.45 73.95 I " " S S il 81.75 1 " " 7.18x131 M U I?’” 8.00x111 W s O O | Gladys At Sea BOSTON (UPI) — Hurri­ cane Gladys swept her rainy skirt over coaetal New Eng­ land today but her deitruclive punch landed in tha North Atlantic, 140 miles from land. 7.00x131 Q 7 < M \ |Free |8.30x111 j •lesXI 7.10x131 M 8.00x141 l M i^ -l Free Fro* a s s I l o t * ir*| Arms For Greeks MOSCOW (UPI) - The So­ viet Union wiU aign an agree­ ment "in four or five daya" to supply arms to Cyprus. GLEE CLUI1 OFFICERS at Seminole High School for this year are shown above. From left seated are Linda Robson, secretary; Buddy Bur­ ton, president; Michele Jones, vice president; Candi Southward, business manager. Back row from left are Bob Rumbley, Martha Koaky and Terry Rabun. 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Oldsmobiles! NAME YOUR TRADES WILL BE ACCEPTED AT WHOLESALE APPRAISAL. TRADE! 11 Cadillacs! IMPALAS CORVAIRS g-779 FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD LIST SOLD SOLD SOLD S-729 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Pawiritldi) 6<50 i 1!1 White Side W ill Tire Puah-Hufton Iladlo, Wheel Covere *2454.76 8*853 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI Windahield, No Meet ndt* *2201.95 NOW SOLD • 2112 " *2oeaH S-S77 MONZA TWO DOOR COUPE SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD 8-798 TWO HOOK COUPE MONZA SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD B-R29 MONZA TWO DOOR COUPE EZI Windshield, 110-IIP-16* Cu. In. Engine, Powergllda, 6.50-Whlte Hide Wall Tlree, l'u»h Hutton Itadio, 6.50*.................. Comfort and Convenience Equip. 'A* S2673.R0 '229059 8*604 MONZA TWO DOOR COUPE EZI Windahiled, No Heat Helta. tIO-IIP-1B* Cu.. In. Engine, I’owrrgllde, 6.50-Whlte Hide Wall Tire*, PushDutton Iladlo, Comfort A Convenience Equip. *A' *2662.80 * 2 2 8 1 G9 S-821 MONZA TWO DOOR COUPE SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD 9*849 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI Windahield, No Heat Delta. Folding Rear Seal *2228.85 * 1 9 3 1 04 CH EVY II LIST N-796 SIX PASSENGER WAGON 15.5 HP-210, Powergllde, 6.50-Whlte Hide Wall T ina Puah-Hufton Radio, Luggage Rack, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A ' N-538 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Wheel Covera, 600-Whlte Hide Wall Tlrea, Powergllda NOW 12877.35 * 2 5 5 6 57 *2330.60 •2113s4 N-802 NOVA FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD N-069 NOVA TWO DOOR BI’ORT COUPE *2661.15 N-808 NOVA TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE 12636.15 EZI Windahield, I'owrrRlide, Wheel Coven, •50-Whlta Hide Wall Tlrea, I'uah-Huttnn Radio *2 38 3ji *2362°* CHEVELLES LIST M-850 MALIBU FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI Wlndahelld, Padded Panel. Piiwergllde, Wheel C oven, 750-White Hide Wall Tlrea, Cemfort A Convenience Equip. 'A* SOLD SOLD *2889.50 * 2 5 7 1 61 SOLD Powergllde, Wheel Covera, 650-While Hide Well Tlrea, I'uah Hutton Radio 12739.10 M-708 MALIBU FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD •244263 *2635.80 *2364” *2833.55 •2360” Powergllde M*789 MALIBU FOUR DOOIt SEDAN Powergllde M-ft-14 M A U R I) FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD *851 300 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Powergllde, Wheel Covera, 650-Whlta Hide Wall Tlrea *827 TWO DOOR SEDAN .871 TWO DOOR SEDAN Powergllde, Comfort A Convenience Equip ‘A* *2599.55 SOLD *233051 SOLD SOLD SOLD LIST SOLD 2 Speed W lpen, Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Coven, 750-Whlte Hide Wall Tlrea, Puah Button Radio SOLD SOLD NOW SOLD FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZMilaaa, No Heat Helta, Air Conditioner, Pnwertlidr, Wheel Coven, 7&0-Wh!le Hide Wall Tlrea, I’uah Hutton Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip, KZI-Windahleld, 2 Speed Wipera, Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Covera, 730-Whlte Hide Wall Tlrea, I'uah Hutton Itadio OLDSMOBILE F -85 EZI-Glaaa, No Heat Helta, Air Condlllonar, Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Covera, 750-Whlte Side Wall Tire*, I'uah Hutton Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip 'A ' F -868 CUTLASS SPORTS COUPE SOLD SOLD C-803 FOUR DOOR SPORT SEDAN 2 Speed Wipera, Powergllde, Power Steering, 730-Whlte Hide Wall Tlrea, Puah Dutton Radio SOLD EZI-Windahield, Air Conditioner, Powergllde, Power Hteerlng, Wheel Covera, 750 While Hlda Wall Tlrea *3374.10 * 3 0 7 4 * * SOLD C-471 FOUR DOOR HARD TOP EZI-Windshield, Powergllde, Power Steering. Wheel Cover*. 730 White Hid* Wail Tlrea, Push llutton Radio, Comfort A Convenlenc# Equip. 'A* EZI-Windshield, 2 Speed Wipera, Air Conditioning, Power Rnkea, Powergllde*, Power Steering, Wheel C oven, 800-Whlte Wall Tire*, Push Dutton Radio SOLD SOLD SOLD *254438 *2*58.64 SOLD SOLD SOLD JETSTAR 88 *3411.55 LIST 0-797 HOLIDAY FOUR DOOR SEDAN C-8 I 6 6-PASSENGER WAGON EZI-Glaaa, 2 Speed Wipera, Air Conditioner. Power Brake*, Jet-A-Way, Deluxe Steering Wheel, Power Steering, Wheel Diir*., 800-Whlte Hid* Wall Tires, Back-up Lamps. Push Button Radio $4030.05 C-776 TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE EZI-r.l***, Itetr. Heat RetU, Padded Panel, Air Condi* tinner, 230 HP-237, Powergllde, Power Steering, 800Whlte Hlda Wall Tlrea, Push llutton Radio, *3904.75 *3 2 3 3 -** Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A* C-842 TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE NOW • 1217.92 * 3 5 9 0 0 0 0-836 HOLIDAY FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-Windihield, 2 Speed Wipers, Power Brake*, Jet-AWay, Deluxe Steering Wheel, Rawer Steering. Wheel Dlars., 750-Whlte Side Wall Tires, Back-up Lamp*, *3783.17 *3 1 8 Q 80 Radio, Acer. Package 0-726 CELEBRITY SEDAN EZI-WIndahleld, Padded Panel, Air Conditioner, Power llrnke*. Powergllde, Power Steering, 750-Whlte* Hide Tire*. P /il Radio, Comfort A Convenient* Equip. 'A* (3915.30 * 3 2 0 3 *’ EZI-Glaaa, 2 Speed Wipers, Air Conditioner, Power Brake*, Jet-A-Way, Delux* Steering Wheel, Dark-up Lamps, Radio *4084.07 * 3 3 9 4 7* 0-844 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN C-818 TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE EZI Windshield. Padded Panel. Air Conditioner, Power Urakrs, Powergllde, Power Steering, 750-Whlte Hid* Wall Tlrea, Push llutton Radio. Comfort & Convenience Equip. 'A* (3915.30 * 3263 s* EZI-Wlnd»hle1d, Air Conditioner. Power nrakea, powerglide, Power Steering, Wheel Cover*, 800-Whlt* Hid* *3838.30 > 3 2 0 3 .4 7 Wall Tire*, Push Button Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A* C-657 TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE EZI-WIndahleld, Power Drake*. Powergllde, Tower Hlrrring, Wheel Cover*, 750-Whlte Side Wall Tire*, I’ uah Hutton Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'U* (3100.30 *2862 ss BEL AIR C-778 6 -PASSENGER WAGON LIST NOW *3376.90 •2847s0 C-665 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-G1*ss, 2 Speed W lpen, Air Conditioner, Power Brake*, Jet-A-Way, Deluxe Steering WheeL Power Steering, 800-White Hide Wall Tlrea, Rack-up Lamp*, Puah Button Radio LIST EZI-Glaaa, 2 Hpeed Wipera. Air Conditioner, OuteideRear View Mirror, Power Brake*, Hydramatir, Deluxe Hteerlng Wheel, Power Hteerlng, Wheel Ultra., 850Whitea Hide Wall Tires, Back-up Lam pa, *1214.97 Electric Clock, Hadlo w ave* 0-852 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-Glaaa, Fuel Door Guard, 2 Hpeed Wiper*, Air Condi­ tioner, Outside Rear View Mirror, Power Brekea, Hydramatle, Deluxe Steering Wheel, Chrnmr-DoorWindow Framea, Power Hteerlng, 650-White Hlda *4227.39 >Q6 flT.>T Wall Tlrea, Electrle Clock, Wheel Discs, Radio W l 0-847 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD 0-843 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-Glaaa, Fuel Door Guard, Chrnm* Door Window Frame*. 2 Speed Wiper*, Air Conditioner, Outaldr-ltearview Mirror, Power Drake*, Hydramatir, Deluxe Hteer­ lng Wheel, Power Steering, 830-Whlt* Hide Wall Tlrea, *4227.39 Electrle Clock, Deluxe Radio C-818 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Wheel Covers, 700-Whlt# Hlda Wall Tlrea, l ’ u*h Hutton Itadio C-731 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-Wind shield. No Heat Belt*. 2 Speed Wipera. Power(2945.20 glide, Wheel Covera, 700-Whita Hid* Wall Tire*, Push Hutton Iladlo 0-864 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN C-719 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Powergiide, 700-White Hide Wall Tlrea, 2 Speed Wiprra, Wheel Covrri, No Heat Belt *4086.85 * 3 3 g 1 * 3 DYNAMIC 88 0-791 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD Powergiide, Wheel Cover*, 700-Whlt# Hid# Wall Tlrea, Push Hutton Radio, Comfort A Convenlenc* Equip, 'll* *2865.00 C-806 FOUR DOOR SEDAN 2 Hpeed Wiper*, 700-Whit* Hid* Wall Tlrea, Radio *2338* •2439" •26771* Powergiide, Wheel Cover#, 700-Whlt* Hide Wall Tlrea. Powergiide, Wheel Cover*, 700-Whlt* Side Wall Tlrea, Push Hutton Itadio C-790 FOUR DOOR SEDAN 2 Speed Wiper*, I’owerglida, Puah Button Radio *2561M *2589™ C-773 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-Windshield, 2 Hpeed Wiper*, Powergiide. Power Steering C-493 FOUR DOOR SEDAN •287ft0* C-785 TWO DOOR SEDAN Wheel Covera. 700-WhiU Hlda Wall Tire*. I'uah Button Radio *22503* •3497.87 EZI-Glaaa, Chrome Door-Window Frame*. 2 Speed Wipera, Air Conditioner, Outalde-Rcarview Mirror, Door Edge-Guard*. Power llrakea, Hydramatle, Deluxe Hteerlng Wheel. Power Steering. Wheel Iliac*., 830Whlt* Side Wall Tlrea, Rark-up Lamps, Electric Clock, Radio, Deluxe Interior, Rocker Panel * Wheel Opening *4287.83 Moldings, Eipreaaway.Axle* 0-858 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD SOLD LIST SOLD SOLD *3799.11 Powrrglldr, 750-Whlte Hid* Wall Tire* Comfort A Convenience Equip. *A* NOW *2394” 2 Speed Wiper*, Powergllda Wheel Covera, 700-Whlt* Hide Wall Tlrea •2372” C-712 FOUR DOOR SEDAN No Heat Bella, 2 Hpeed Wipera, Powergllde. 700-Whlt* Hide Wall Tir* •234ft74 NOW SOLD 0-866 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-Glass, Windshield Washer*. Air Conditioner, Out­ side, Rearview Mirror, Power Brakes. Hydramatir. Power Steering, Wheel Iliac*., 850-Whit* Sid* Wall *1442.12 » 0 0 0 0-38 Tlrea, Back-up Lamp*. Electric Clock, Radio wQO£ N IN ETY EIGH T 0-R48 HOLIDAY STORTS COUPE SOLD SOLD SOLD ____ LIST SOLD SOLD NOW SOLD CH EVRO LET TRUCKS T-759 ' ) TON 8 TEPSIDE 6’ Painted Bumper, Heavy Duty Rear Spring LIST NOW (12132.55 •1887” T-664 6^1 - '/* TON FLEETSIDE LIST •3647" SUPER 88 •238ft” C-G08 TWO DOOR SEDAN 2 Hpeed Wipera, Powergllda *3722.30 * 3 H 2 ' 3> C-711 FOUR DOOR SEDAN *3306.10 * 2 7 8 8 ” C-719 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-(ilaaa, No Heat Helta, Air Conditioner, Powergllde, Wheel Covera, 750-Whlte Hide Wall Tlrea, I'uah *3623.30 * 3 0 3 5 " Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A ' C-769 FOUR DOOR SEDAN FOUR DOOR SEDAN S Rpeod Wipera, Powergllde, Power Steering. Wheel C oven, 750-Whlte Hlda Wall Tlrea, Puah llutton Radio SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD T-675 6 i/, TON FLEETSIDE near Dumprr SOLD *2112.05 T-767 6 i/, - Vi TON FLEETSIDE *187674 •1881” *2493.15 •2243” *2148.51 2666 Lb. Rear Springs T-771 COR-VAN Rear-Door Glaaa. A ox. Heat, Left A Right West Coaat Mirror, Heavy Duly Shocks, I19-HP-181, 700-11/6 C-861 FOUR DOOR SEDAN FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZ1-GI***, No Heal Helta, Air Conditioner. Power Ilrahra, Powergllde, Power Hlrrring, 730-Whlta Side Wall Tlrea, I'uah Hutton Itadio NOW P-483 DELUXE STATION WAGON 2 Speed W lpen, Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Cover*, 750-White Side Wall Tlrea, Puah Button Radio C-807 FOUR DOOIt SEDAN FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD Wheel D isc, 700-Whiu Sid* Wall Tlrea, Radi* C-751 FOUR DOOR SPORT SEDAN C-611 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-tllaaa, Power llrakra, Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Covera, 750-White Hide Wall Tlrea, I'uah llutton *3421.1* * 2 8 7 8 s< Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A ' LIST F-848 CUTLASS SPORTS COUPE BISCAYNE FOUR DOOR SEDAN NOW •2372" *2714.70 I 2 3 4 9 7 . No Heat Bella, 2 Hpeed Wiper*, Povterglida, 700-Whita Hlda Wall Tires *3639.45 , 3 0 1 B n* *3327.65 * 2 8 0 5 ” LIST *2774.00 C-712 FOUR DOOR SEDAN C-702 FOUR DOOR SPORT SEDAN Wheel Covers, 700-Whit* Hide Wall Tire* FOUR DOOR SEDAN FOUR DOOR SEDAN C*691 TWO BISCAYNE 2 Speed Wipera, Powvrglide, Wheel Covers, 700 Whit* Hide Wall Tire* *3313.10 KZI-WIndxhletd, No Heat Bella, 2 Hpeed Wiper*, Powergllde, 700 Hlark Wall Tlrea C-813 FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD C-807 FOUR DOOR SEDAN C-854 TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE C-736 FOUR DOOR SEDAN IMPALAS SOLD SOLD EZI-WIndahleld, 2 Speed Wipera, Air Conditioner. Powergiide, Power Hteerlng, 750-Whit* Side Wall Tlrea, *3680.65 Puah Hutton Radio *2556.15 * 2 2 0 3 .30 M-845 MALIBU SPOUT COUPE SOLD SOLD NOW C-623 TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE C-r»00 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI Glaaa, Air Conditioner, Cuatom Itrline Beat Delta A Itetr., Powergllde, Power Hteerlng, I'uah Hutton Iladlo, *3370.15 * 3 1 Q g - 9S 70n-Whltr* Hide Wall Tlrea, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A* SOLD SOLD *2327.25 * 2 1 1 7 ” •873 MALIBU SUPER SPORTS COUPE SOLD SOLD LIST EZI-WindsliIrld, 2 Speed Wipera, Powergllda, HdO-Whlle Hide Wall*, I’ uah llutton Hadlo M-838 MALIBU FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD NOW M-774 MALIRIJ FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD noon sport coupe C-667 FOUR DOOR SPORT SEDAN EZI Windahield, Powergllde, Wheel Coven, 650-Whll* Hlda Wall Tlrea, I’ uah-Hullnn Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A ' SOLD c-nur, two DOOR SPORT COUPE EZI-Glaaa, No Heat delta, Air Conditioner. Powergllde. *3701.40 * 3 1 0 7 ** Power Hteerlng, Wheel C oven, 730 While Wall Tlrea, Puaht Hutton Radio. Comfort 4. Convenience Equip. 'A* OPEN TONITE AND CV0RY NITE TIL ALL 64's ARE SOLD No Heat Belt*. 2 Hpeed Wiper*, Powergiide, Wheel Cover*. 700-White Hide Wall Tlrea, Puah Button Radio EZI-Wrlnd*hleld, 2 Hpeed Wipera, PowargUde, Power Hteerlng, Push Button Radio EZI-WIndahleld. 2 Hpeed Wipera, Pewerglid* C-651 TWO DOOR SEDAN •2426•2939.4* •2501” 13007.90 t2566',s •2W3.1I •2442” *2531.7* * 2 i 8 3 « > 2 Speed Wipera, Wheel Covera, 700-Whlt* Hide Wall Tire* 13 19 6 4 D E M O N S T R A T O R S BIC SAVINGS C-609 TWO DOOR SEDAN Wall Tire* Powergiide, Wheel Cover*, 700-Whit* C-815 TWO DOOR SEDAN Wheel Covera. 700-Whlt* Side Wall Tlrea. Push Button Radio *370171 •231ft11 02*01.10 •230ft71 C-618 TWO DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD HOLLER MOTOR SALES SANFORD, FLORIDA C-839 TWO DOOR SEDAN Wheel Cover*. 700-Whita Hide Wall T in s C-611 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Powergllda, TM-WklU Bide Wall Comfort A Convenient* Equip. 'A* 13*2141 *2790.11 •225ft11 2nd AND PALMETTO AVE. 322-0711 2505 S. PARK DRIVE 322-0861 �Voice Vote For LB J Aim ATLANTIC CITY (UPI) —son an unprecedented no mini Democrat* sought to suppress tion by acclim ation lor the further public squabbling over presidency Delegates to the 3tth Demo­ Southern convention seats to­ Nation si Convention day and give Lyndon B. John- cratic were set to do this tonight and also to ratify Johnson’s choice for a vice presidential running mate In the campaign against the GOP's Barry M. Gold wa­ ter and William E. Miller. The President still had not identified his choice for the No. 2 post, but a new develop­ ment today made it practical­ ly certain it’s to be Sen. Hu bert H. Humphrey. The man considered most likely to get the vice presiden tial nod, If Humphrey didn't, bowed out and In a telegram Seems some persona want to Johnson urging selection of mora time to be allowed to the Senate Democratic whip. The telegram was sent by register so they can vote in this county. They don’t have Humphrey's fellow Minnesota the aupport of County Com­ senator, Eugene J. McCarthy, mission Chairman James P. He told the President that by Avery Jr., and he made that Johnson's own standards Hum­ phrey was the right man for abundantly clear Tuesday. the role. • • • Humphrey himself was re­ “ They register once in a ported asleep In his motel lifetime and If our hours room when McCarthy made his aren’ t enough for them then gesture of renunciation. An they’ve got to he second rate aide said the senator was acitircns.” Avery s c o r n e d . wakened to hear the report of “ Why, we've had people giv­ the news. A member of Hum­ ing of their lives so we can phrey’s staff said he did not have the privilege o f voting. believe McCarthy had told And if these people can’ t get Humphrey in advance of his to the registration office dur­ Intentions. In Washington, Johnson's ing regular hours. . press secretary, Gcorce E. • • • The Commission yesterday Reedy, had “ nothing to say" about McCarthy's telegram. requested the county high­ Rut few delegates had any way department to instruct doubt that the choice would be emplnyes to wear new “ hard Humphrey, the 53 year-old for­ hats" purchased for them. mer small town druggist who Avery also suggested the ap­ became mayor of Minneapolis propriate employes also wear and went on to the Scnaie ond those bright vests when a place of power in national working on highways and in politics. danger o f becoming a traffic McCarthy wired the Presi­ atatislie. dent that the qualifications • • • Johnson had listed for his run­ As an aside, Avery asked ning male “ would he met most by Sen. Hum­ what eolor hats were being admirably bought for commissioners. phrey.” McCarthy added: “ I wish, therefore, to recom ­ Quick with a quip Commis­ mend for your primary con­ sioner John Alexander offer­ sideration Sen. Hubert H. Hum­ ed: ‘‘Commissioner! art hardphrey." headed enough." • • • Cleo To Brush Southeast Florida Coast Seminole County + * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America” 3 Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Generally fair through Thursday except for occasional showers; high today 00-95; low tonight In 70s. VOL. 50 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED.. AUGUST 26, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 264 Title 6 Ruling Asked School Board Acts To Be In Compliance Apportioning Setup Stays On Ballot TALLAHASSEE (Uri) — Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor, noting "the problems and dnngera Incident to apportion­ ment by the federal judici­ ary," refused Tuesday to re­ move Florida’s prrsent legis­ lative setup from the Novem­ ber ballot. Taylor threw out a suit by tho state Mayors' Council on fair apportionment w h i c h sought to have the 43-senator 112-representative plan re­ moved from llie ballot heenuse It has been ruled un­ constitutional by the U. S. Supreme Court. Mayor Herman Goldner o f St, Petersburg, president of the council, snld a move would be made right away to appeal the decision to the State Supreme Court. M W A ... SCHOOL SUPPLIES will be sold niinin this year at Seminole High School ns Student Council members prepare for tho opening. In nddition to regular supplies, the slore will accept special orders for equipment, school sweatshirts, T-shirts, decals, etc. Shown are from left, Tom Hemp­ hill, Jimmy Barks, store manager, and Jim Bobbins. The slore will open this Thursday nnd Fridny from 8 to 3 and then tim ing tho regular school year before school, during lunch periods and after school. Viet Mob Kills Four Patients In Hospital Run By American SAIGON, South Viet Nam death today by another of the (UIM) — A mob broke Into a gangs roaming the streets of hospital operated by an Amer­ Da Nang, James Saycs, rerrcatinnnl Religious War Victims ican doctojr in Pa Nang today dlrtctor for the Florida De­ NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P I)— The victims In the hospital and bear (our patients to velopment Commission, will Three Greek Cypriot newspa­ death in rioting that erupted give the highlights of Con­ pers today published uncon­ in the wake of the resigna­ servation Week, set for Oct. CHICAGO (U r i) — Live- firmed reports that a joup tion of President Nguyen 26-11 in Sanford, at the meet­ stock poured into the Chicago d’etat allegedly aimed at tho ing of the Jaycees at the stockyards and prices fell for overthrow o f President Ma­ Khanh. The outburit of violence Civic Center at noon Thurs­ the second consecutive day karius was imminent. came at a Ume when the govtoday despite a 2.')-statc furin. day. eminent was without firm • • • era' campaign to boost price* leadership. A deadlock in the ATLANTIC CITY (U P I)— The Clvitan Club has mov­ by keeping animals o ff the 62-man ruling military coun­ With bands playing and flags ed their Thursday night meet­ market. cil balked attempts for ttie By Itnicc Dlossst The American Mont Insti­ aflutter, Democrat* t o d a y second day to name a succes­ ing place to the Lake Monroe Washington Correspondent prepared a gala welcome for tute (A M I) spokesman for Inn. The Lions Club also made sor to Knanh. meatpacking Industry, thu party's sweetheart, lardy ATLANTIC CITY (NEA) — the same move recently with tho Kno nh, who quit Tuesday, Bird Johnson, ul the national said the eight-day-old “ hold­ was grim faced as he led llie Democratic leaders, steering their Tuesday luncheons. ing action*' o f the National convention. • • • council chamber at tile end their 1961 convention cautious Farmers Organization (NFO) of today's meeting, ly, may have pul Sen. Barry I f past years are any ex­ was collapsing. "The situation is very ser­ Goldwatcr's “ southern stra­ ample. Fort Mellon Park will WASHINGTON (U PI) — An estimated 10,000 head be look like a school yard this o f cattle showed up at the Tho Transport Workers Union ious,” he said. tegy" in Jeopardy for the *eOther council members said afternoon, at llttla fisherboys Chicago yards. It was the (TW U) and Pan American fund time in nine months. another attempt would be and fishergirls try their luck biggest total since May 25 World Airways reached an This strategy, rooted in tho at snagging tha finny deni. and the most for a Wednes­ agreement “ in p r i n c i p l e " made Thursday to chose an idea Gold water can win most interim chief of state. in is of Lake Carols. Soma of day since Dec. 27, 1001, Tuesday night, ending a day­ Meanwhile, there was re­ or all of the Old South's 128 them have proved quite suc­ Hog receipts at Chicago long strike which hud idled newed violence In several ci­ electoral votes tills fall, col cessful. catching as many as were 1,000 more than expect­ the globe-girdling airline. ties, with mobs rioting in the lapsed last November when 15 in a couplt of hours. ed and prices fell as much as streets of the coastal city of President Lyndon II. Johnson • • • 80 cents a hundredweight. Us Nang, 375 miles north ot succeeded the slain John F. Failing to get any author­ VANDENBERG AFR, Calif. Saigon. Buddlst rioters burn­ Kennedy. ization from the State Road (L T D — “ Topsi," America's ed down the Da Nang subur­ The notion enjoyed no more Department for more traff'C BERRYVILLK, Va. ( U P I )- (•7-pound Explorer 20 satel­ ban hamlet of lio Thanh, o c­ than a shaky revival until the signals on French Ave. to con­ Mrs. Anne Douglas Beverly lite, soared around the earth cupied by Roman Catholic ref­ Republicans nominated Gold trol traffic along the busy Byrd, wife of Virginia's sen­ today in a near-perfect orbit. ugees who fled from the Com­ water for president at San Francisco, whereupon it shot atreet, especially during achool ior Sen. Harry F. Byrd, died D sent lock valuable infor­ munist north 10 years ago. up like corn in ahumid July. hours, city commissioners are at her Shenandoah Valley mation to scientist! trying to TTie American doctor, whose considering the possibility of home Tuesday of a heart at­ learn why the ionosphere re­ name was not immediately Southerner* took fresh hope he night win, with thdr help, and constructing an overpass at tack, less than a week alter flects radio ami radar signals available, was not injured, reverse the tide of Negro ad* from space. Sanford Junior High to keep her 77th birthday. lie is employed by the U. S. vances on the civil rights front. tha kids out of tha street. operations mission in Viet Goldwaler *11!) rides very About 1,200 of them cross ov­ Nanr high in the South as heavy er there several timea a day. The doctor said he had caaipalgnlng approaches. In • • • heard that a Roman Catholic many quarters, broad Inquiry We Clock Winders do our priest also had been beaten to discloses, it is distinctly out best to utilise thla epece for of fashion at the moment to sidebars to tha local newt mention any name hut his. scene. Rut we can’t help shar­ Yet here in Atlantic City a ing thla one with you: One base has been laid for making small schoolboy, standing In Jolinson not merely mentionline to register at a achool able but a possible winner in ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. the other day, said to another much of the South. ( UPI)—Florida delegates are youngster: “ It might be un­ There were grave dangers, trying to brilie Democratic constitutional. but I always but the President and his straNational Convention official* trgists secin to have skirted pray before a test." — with orange Juice — to hold • • • litem. the 1968 meeting in Miami T ie keyi lo this careful navi­ It led one Clock Winder to Beach. gation: observe, “ The only wsy the Many of the Sunshine State 1. A civil rights plank which Supreme Court could atop that dclegatei wear lapel pins makes no promise on m ijor would be to rule tests uncon­ reading “ Let'a meet in Miami new legislation, but instead al­ stitutional so the kid wouldn't Beach,” but their atrategie lows the South, in the words have to pray.” weapon is orange juice. After of Florida's Gov. Farris Bry­ "FELLER NEEDING A FRIEND," and he equipping their own hotel with ant, to “ taxc a deep breath" found one In Mrs. Rose Marie Combs at 2618 S. one free orange juice bar they after witnessing psssage of the Laura! Ave. Inst Fridny. The emaciated Boxer thoughtfully placed three of most sweeping civil rights law doir was discovered by Mrs. Combs, taken to her Abb7 ............................Page 0 them in the executive offices in history. home, then to u veterinarian and is now beimr Hridgc ........................ Page 0 of convention hall. nursed back to hotted-for hcaltr. The dog, well2. A sofI stepping approach Classified ........ Page 3-A mannered and willing hut now unable to take In the noisy Alabama and MissComtes _____ —...... Page 2-A orders, Is in trouble. It needs, and Is netting, lisipp. seating disputes which, Editorial .......------ Page 1-A A thief with a yen for empty firat evidence suggests, will help from the Combs family. Mrs, Combs says F u n e ra ls............. ...... Page 3 bottles made off with from not be read by the whole South she's certain someone has lost an extremely H oroscop e_________ Page 2-A $5 to 16 worth sometime dur­ aa another stiff blow to Its valuable und affectionate pet. Tho dog’s future Society -------------Page8is dark, however, unless the owner is found. ing the night, according to Ce­ pride but accepted instead as Sports ........ .— — Paga 6-7 cil B a n , proprietor of a store fair dealing. The Combs have their own pet nnd a small baby TV Programs ______ Page 0 ■t 27th Street and Sanford (The Mississippi delegation to care for, but they're doing all in their power Ava. kWv tha W om en---------- Page 9 walked out of Uw convention to revive the dog. (Uerald Photo), Price Drive On Meat Falters * Coup Expected were among a dozen under treatment there for beatings received during rioting in a "holy watr** between Buddhists r-! bet* and t .ilhol Southern Strategy O f Barry Believed Hurt Lady Bird’s Day Strike Ends Topsi’ Twirls Mrs. Byrd Dies Florida Seeks ’68 Convention Herald Index Bottle Jockey? last night in protest against the compromise sealing ar­ rangement. Hie Florida dele gallon voted against this com ­ promise and many other dele gallon* were split over It ) This reporter's canvass of leaders in nearly every Old South state indicstcd their firm goners I conviction that these tilings had to be man aged or they could not hope to mount an effective cornpalgn to "get the South hack" from Harry in the weeks ahead. The loyal LHJ southerner* are getting what they wish. They now can ask their vot­ ing friend* to “ live with" the temperate attitude* exhibited by their national party under Hie tight guidance of Lyndon Johnson. In Texas, Louisiana, Arkan­ sas, Tennessee, G e o r g i a , North and South Carolina, test findings among knowledgeable political figurrs disclose far livelier prospects for the Presi­ dent than were visible a few weeks ago. Goldwatcr's lead In Virginia and Florida—both In the GOP column in the last three presidential elections— may not b« surmountable. Alabama and Mississippi, despito this convention’s avoidance of a harsh rebuff to their disputed regulsr, were largely locked up for Ooldwater before Atlantic City. Nothing -I m- in the South Is conceded by lop Democrats to­ day. In Georgia, where an ex­ pert's two-week swing through the itate turned up heavy Goldwater sentiment, the word from him nevertheless is: "Things will chango when Senstor Talmsdge and Senator Russell begin working, a* they will, for Lyndon." South Carolina’ s Gov. Don­ ald nussell and Sen. Olin Johnston will he doing the same, though with no aid from Sen. Strom Thurmond. A Texas observer, scanning territory long prized by Coldwater aa fertile (or him, predicta Just the same that na­ tive son LHJ will take it In • Dear sweep. By Julian Stenslrom Associate Editor The Seminole County Board nf Public Instruction met Tuesday night In a special session and unanimously vot cd to contact Congressman A. S. Herlong to determine if roles and regulations requlr ed by Title Six o f the new Civil Rights bill and related to the federally financed as slstanee programs tiavo been adopted as required by the new law and by President Johnson. The txvard made a thorough examination of Title Four, which deals with education, nnd Title Six, which pertain* lo federal assistance funds, with its attorney, Douglas -Stcnstrom, The hoard instructed Sten strum to obtain a ropy of the rules and regulations aa noon as they are available and to request Hep. llcrlong's assis timer In getting an Inlerpretn tion ns they apply to federal assistance funds which arc be­ ing received annually hy the Seminole County school »ys tern. Superintendent Milwra sla­ ted that federal funds for this county's system during the current fiscal year which lie gan July 1, will amount to ap proxi mutely 3275,000. These funds, Mlluee pointed out, arc affected hy tho Chit Right* hill and by the rules ■ml regulations which are to he or have hern adopted by the U. S. Department of Edu cation, .Stenslrom explained Inst night Hint llie various a gen cies nf Hie government which will he required hy the law to administer the Civil Right* measure must draft rule* and regulations by which they will operate. Once the regulations have been prepared limy must be approved by Hie Depart mont of Justice and finally by the President Milwec said (but one agency had already es­ tablished a set of Interim reg­ ulations which will t>c In e f­ fect until Its permanent rules arc established. Ttie (275,000 in federal assis­ tance funds, Milwec said, represent a vita] part ot the board's present budget. He added that the board desires to roiitinuc to receive these fundi but it must know what rulca the governmental agen­ cies will establish in order to comply with the bill. Sign Contract For Sanford 1-4 Link Set The National Advertising Co. was successful bidder at 163,293 to provide highway signs on Interstate 4 from Lee Hoad near Orlando to State Road 46, according to the State Road Department which opened bid* Tuesday, The bid was one of several opened by the SRD including a low bid of (5.5 million for the eastern end of the contro­ versial “ Alligator A 1 le y " through the Everglades. The planned 117 million twolane tollway, which has drawn blast* from several quarters including the American Auto­ mobile Association, will even­ tually lead from Naples to Andytown. The department also open­ ed bids on other projcjcls around Florida totaling 111,947,180. Included were pro­ ject* in Seminole, St, John* tod Ofaojfe tuunlies. Gulf Stream Course Seen MIAMI (U PI) — Hurricane Cleo, leaving a trial of death nnd damngo In tho Caribbean, crossed Cubn into the Atlantic with 75 mile Hn hour winds today on a new course that aimed a glancing blow at Southeast Florida. The Weather Rurrnu i*id hurricane forco winds would likely hit Rimini In the Ba­ hama*, a small fishing resort island, 60 mile* east of Miami. Gale warning! were hoist­ ed over southeast Florida from Fort Lauderdale south to Marathon In the Florida Kcya. Winds up to 50 miles an hour were predicted In the gale warning area, which in­ cluded Miami, this afternoon nnd tonight. Weathermen cautioned Flor­ idians to keep closely advised on the hurricane reports hecuuae a slight deviation from forecasts could bring the hur­ ricane center s t o r m i n g ashore. Cleo, which killed at least 22 person* and mused many millionn o f dollars in dnmnge strikes nt Guadeloupe, Domin­ ican Repuhlie, Haiti and Culm, maintained its Identity ns a hurricane in crossing Culm during the night, the Weather Rureau said. ★ ★ ★ It wn* expected to gradu­ ally regain soma o f its strength over the open waters of the Florida Straits. Cleo's center pushed Into tha Florida Strait* about 10 a. m. (E S T) near the north coastal Cuban city o f Caiharien, the Cuban Weather Bur­ eau said. A t u a. m. ((E S T ) tha Miami Weather Bureau locat­ ed the storm's center in tha Straits about 200 miles southsoutheast of Miami, near lat­ itude 2.1-1 north, longitude 79.3 west. The storm w*a moving on a north-northwest course at about 10 milea an hour. “ It is expected to continue on this course and speed dur­ ing the next 12 hours, grad­ ually turning to a moro northerly euurso with a grad­ ual increase in forwnrd speed tonight and Thursday," the midday advisory said. “ The forecast track would tnkc the center over tho Gulf Stream, probably passing east o f Miami early Thursday." Tho Weather Bureau said heavy rain* and gala fore* winds could Im ex|>ectod thil afternoon nnd tonight over southeast Florida and tha western Ilahnmna and warned small craft to itay in port. ★ ★ ★ Sanford Placed On Hurricane Standby Acting City Manager, Mrs, Mary Harkcy announced to­ day that all city department supervisor* have been placed on hurricane standby alert, and preparations ato Iwdng made to Iml Iori down tho city In case “ Cleo" heads this way. Mayor A . L. Wilson, Finnnro Director Henry Tamm and City .Manager W. K. Knowles left by plane early today for New York City to sign water revenue boride. The American Red Cross ami tho Seminole County Civil Defense Department have Issued the following ad­ visory: "During a hurrlcime alert It in advisable lo keep your­ self Informed nt all times o f llie actual threat o f the storm lo this community. Check food supplies, water supplies, first aid kits, flashlight* and batteries. “ If necessary, prepare to board up or protect the Inter­ ior o f your home from glusi, such as picture windows or wide expanse windows. See that your radio is in working order, loose o b j e c t s around the outside are collected." It ie wise to fill the got tank of your car ns yuu may need to evaruato, and gas station pumps work by elec­ tricity which may lie o ff dur­ ing or after u storm. Tho Red Cross remind* citi­ zens that yuu are better o ff at home, but if yuu feel it necessary lo seek safety in a hurricane shelter, tha follow­ ing buildings will tie opened well in advanre o f tho atormt Tho National Guard Arm­ ory on East First SL, and ('rooms Academy In Golds­ boro. In tho south end o f tha county, shelter* are available nt South Kcmionle Junior High School In Casselberry, Lyman High School In Longwood, and the Genova School tn Geneva. “ Do not gn outside during ttie storm, Hcmemlier that during the peuk o f ttie storm, in the event It crosses direct­ ly over tho area, there will Im a lull, lasting from a few minute* to a hulf hour, but tho wind will then return with even greater force," tha Civil Defense Department warns. Copies of “ What To Do In Cuso Of a Hurricane" ran b« obtained from local Civil Defensu Headquarters at St, John's Realty offices at 120 N. Dark Ave. Sonny Powell's Father Buried Funeral services were held at 11 a. m. today in Fort My era for J. H. Tow ell. father of Sonny Powell, Miss Dot Powell and Mrs. Irwin Fleischer of Sanford. Members of Uie fam­ ily attended l ho services, Powell's Office Supply efora was closed for the day. FRIDAY N IGH T SPECIAL! FISH FRY A LL YOU CAN E A T ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $100 Menu Include*t Cole Slaw French Fries Baked Beans Grits Huah Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tss Owned S Operated By Maxine 4k Boh Hancock n » y . 17-92 8* . Sanford Ph. FA 2-5M5 �ttfit PanTnrB lfrralh life Pair* 2 — Aug. 26, 1964 ---- r*".............1 _ WTNw.oifTf *To»r» m C0P7«'ftHT— IM4 100 * With Coupon No. 29 Below and Purchase of SWIFT PREMIUM BONELESS . . FULLY COOKED EXTRA STAMPS I Canned H A M 4 * * 2 M N O B O D Y n !" iv i l i i i i l iljiiii i « « « — aaioioaiaawiiiiaoiiiiiiiiliioHHiataiildiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiiluiiiiiii S a v e s The C. M . Harps served from a lahle decorated tty Jan* CaMtlberrjr Thr, faculty of South Sam* with a ranlerplec* of rnaea, Other floral arrangement* at Jaole Klcmantnry School at vnntiiKt* polnta about the room (laaiHhtrry honornl t h r 1 r were of lavender glndiull and jitlnilpal, CJIrtlaly M. lint|>, rhrymtnlhcmumx. nnd hit wife Inst Kritlny Mr. sod Mra. Harp uers ennrnin* at a rnffer held i'l married In Mamn, Ma, and are lha achoo] cafeteria on Ihc the parents of three anna. m ration o f llielr 27th Wrtl- Their home ia In Immolate, dlrtir Annlvrimny. l.onirwood. The teacher* ptcaenlrd thn Many of Hie other leachera Harps with a irlft nf a hand­ nt South Seminole atnn chose some ailvrr bowl- Thr beauti­ August for their wedding ful five-plow ailver len arrv- date. Ilieae rouples include iro used to nerve at the etrf- Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Dunn Jr., fra wna a aurprlan gift for Mr. and Mrs. Rimer Stone, Mr*. Harp from her hnnlmnJ. Mr. and Mr*. Joseph W. 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Naturally Tender TEACHKItS at South Hcmfnnle Klomonlnry School khvo a coffee last Friday to ohnervfl thn 27th wedding Anniversary of their principal, Christy M. Harp and Mrs. Harp shown here remiv to open the faculty's gift of a lovely silver bowl. (Herald Photo) One PataMUo A ts, 4 Sr4 84, 4*0 5 . First St. Highway 17-S2, Longwoud t 4 �/* 1 • H S a n fn ri • rralfl *” ■20 1084 " r"” 8 School Bus Runs Set For Longwood Ht NKW SEl'ONI) class Scouts me these three hoys who received their badges at a Court of Honor held Wednesday at Silver Lake. From left lire Jim Noitkoa, Gene Cdlmurtin, institutional representative. Ilex itonch and James Glenn nil of Troop 5-1H, sponsored by All Souls Catholic Church. (Herald Photo) 16 Cheerleaders Attend Clinic Hy Jane CtM fllwrrf Sixteen cheerleaders South Seminole Junior High of School wore In attendance tuHuy ut tin* National Cheerloading Association C ! i n i c held from Ditto a. ni. until 3 p. ill. in tin* Winter Park High School liyiminsiuni. Donna K a le s Schedules for bus runs serving Longwood Elementary School have been announced by Louis Husky, principal of the school. Bus St, driven by Mrs. Tat Boyles, will begin its first run at approximately 8 a. m. at Markham Bond and will have l ongwood Dark and Big Tree Hoad, milking the same stop* as were made last year. The bus will arrive nt school at 8:40 a. in. Seeond run will begin immediately thereafter and will pick lip children in the vicinity of Longwood Ball Turk and City Hall. Bus 7L driven by Mia. Kula Scott, also will begin ils run at 8 a. m. covering Lako Ave­ nue, Sunlundn Springs Drive and Grant Avenue. Arrival ut school will be approximately 8 :,*i0 a. in. nfter which the North Orlundo run wilt be made. Stops also will bo the same as last year. Afternoon trips for both buses will lie reversed in schedule. Boom assignments will be posted on classroom doors this wokend. The cafeteria will l*e in operation Monday with prices for lunches remaining at 26 cents for complete meals, including milk. for the football season to get unde i way. Tho eighth grade squad, which will not go into action until the basketball season is made up o f Jeannie bridge, Petty Fate, Michael IleFazio, The clinic was sponsored by Patti (ilass, Cathy Heinscn, the Florida High School Ac­ Gail Joiner, Gcri Jones and County welfare officials arc tivities Association anil was Debbio Means. atw-king help for an elderly attended by cheer tenders from woman wlio lost virtually ev­ some 50 Florida schools. Itoberything bhc owns In a fire ert J. SIlields of Texas served which awept her residence in us instructor in chccrlcadlng techniques. Oviedo last week. The South Seminole girls The woman, Allic Kimball, 74, had all her belongings des­ were accompanied by their troyed with the exception ot sponsor, Miss Livislu Ittnua bedstead and mattress. The velt, Negro woman lived alone in Jinking up this year's var­ a duplex building. Firemen sity squad lire Leslie KomIly JnAnn Hays were able to contain the Ida/e isar, Mary Dean, Candis Her­ F. Selg Holmes Jr., chairlo her place, welfare officials rington, llonnio Simmons, man of the Lake Harney Wa­ Itv 5lr». Hitrhir Harris I.alnn Ityers, lleeky Clnck, ter Association, reported early Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L: said. Persons willing to contrib­ Lynn Miller, Judy Chenct, Oils week that 75 per cent of Dunn of Kntcrprisp. who witli ute dishes, cooking utensils, Dina Unlnbanski and Susie tlie work in distribution of Joe Potts of Tampa and tallies, chairs, sire 20 clothing Webber. Thesu girls already pipe lines has been completed Charles Dunn of Lutz are own or oilier articles may contact me meeting for regular prac­ and Hint construction on the ers and operators of Camp the welfare office ot 322-1601. tice sessions ami are eager pump house, which will bo lo­ Indian Head located 20 miles cated with the well on SB 46, north of Tampa, spent last is expected to get underway weekend at the camp. In operation for the fourth by tile end of the week. r i r r i r i o r a nasiu Holmes, who advises that season Hits year, the camp Is NOTICK IH hereby given that recent heavy rains have held open for nine weeks during 1 «m » n r « R n l In h u .ln e a s nt L .k . Msry. KanilnnU t'.mnty, up lines to the lower Lake the summer for boy* and Florida, under lira flotltlntl. Harney areas, urge* all resi­ girls, six to id years old. En tiAitir of, M TAVU1IN. and (hat I Intend to rurlnti-r a* Id A SO-ycar-old Alabaman was dents in this southern portion rolltnenl has grown eaeh year name with the Clerk of tli to pay their deposits for run- and total enrollment this sum Circuit Court, Hatnlrml* Coun­ promumcttl dead of natural ty, l-'iorM*, In aii'ntilnii. " with causes at 1:20 a. in. Tuesday neetion onto the line before it mer reached a high record ol (ha prnvtalnna of the Fictitious when a '('railways bus arrived passes Ihotr property. If con­ 158 including overnight and Xsill* RtjitUtaa, tn-wlt! F- ll-'Ii nections are made as the line day camper.*. at (he local terminal. IIS H!i Florida Rl.tute. ISt.T Ht«: Warren It. McCIuiik The staff. In addition to Dead is a man identified as is being laid, only a $15 depos­ Publish Ana. 24 & Ht-i'i. 2, S. John Brady l’ crsall whose it is required. However, once Potts ami Dunn, is made up of US 1!>C«. driver's license listed him as Hie line is completed, coats 10 senior counselors and sev C DC-74 will be considerably higher. erul Junior counselors. Camp ix t iih f i n e r it rin h t hi a resident of Truisville, Ala. A total of 66 residents in activities ir e based on the t h i ; x ix t ii j i i m i i i . ti i i - Coroner Hugh Duncan view i d r i it . in a m i rim s u iiim ii .u the hotly and turned it over to the area have paid their de- theme of Indian Folk 1-ore and rnl'NTV, 1-1.(1111111. posits thereby liccoming mem­ arts and crafls are taught a local funeral home. Chnacerr 112*21 Full 111'1.(1* I III; OF daily along with swimming, Coroner Duncan said the bus bers of tin* association. MOII THAI-r. canoeing, archery, horseback liinl arrived here from Bunnell K It IK COL*NT V .1 A V I N O 8 riding, Garget shooting and IIANIC, a New T-*rk Corpora and the driver was unable to lion. arouse I’ eraall. The coroner other skill*. Plaintiff Outdoor Sunilay School clas said the victim apparently wits Vs. PATntCI M M l It t P K AND a painter by trade but othet se* are held on Sunday morn KATHEllINtJ P. .McHIUDK. his details about him were lack­ mgs with a different counselor wife, T>«ifr ntllints ing. in charge each week. Firsl grade pupil* nt PineNOTtrK T o si IT This year's camp closed last crest Elementary School are TIIU STATU (II* 1*1.11111114 Till Patrick McBrld* and being asked to leave home for Saturday night with s spectac Katherine P. Mcllrll*. hls school Monday by the same tilar Indian Pageant wturh wlfs, whore r»»ld»ne« la ;» :» South Fstrvlsw means of transportations — was based on the general Hants Ans, Cstlforats preferably school buses, ac­ themo of a play written by TOU AltE HKliHHV notified cording to Principal Harold Pols, Boys and girls worked thst s suit tis» hren fllnl nii.lnat you m Iiofoniliifits In several weeks in advance Hcckenliacii. Hy Jane Casselberry ths tlinvs snllllsl cu r e , »n-t The executive hoard of thp Parents arc asked to have learning Hie dances and mak­ (hat you srs hereby required to fits your snswsr with the Council of Tearhers am! Par­ their children ready at the ing their costumes for this nrCtsrk of this Court, unit to snrvs a copy thsrsof upon ths ents (CTP) will meet at flail) school Ims slops a few minutes c o i l v n when parents and ths Ptstnuff, or Plaintiff* At­ a. m. Thursdny nt South Sem­ earlier for Hie first days and friends were invited, torney, whose nam* and ndDr. and Mrs. J. .Manning dress Is: tVsifkk, c-rsitl A inole Elementary School at it is suggested Hie child's l.sFevrs, 47D West Fairbanks Cassellierry. name and address be pinned Pots of Nashville, Tenn , edi Avenue. P. O. Ho* Its Winter All board members sre urg­ on the child. The buses, Hcc- tor of the Methodist ‘‘ Upper Park, Florid., not Inter than ed to attend and assist in kenhach said, will travel the Boom” and parents of Joe. Heptemher ilh, 19*1. If you fell to <ln so, d»rr.a making plans for the coming same route schedule as in pre- Were among the special guests pro oonfesso will be snterea attending the performance. viuus year*. ■gslrat you for ths relief d«- year. mended In ths Complaint. The nature of sal-l suit being for Foreclosure of Mnrtgig. record.-l In Official lletxjrd. Hook t«>. Paces «:s. «:«. «;*t and 421. Public It* cords of 8s- Inols County, Florida, the deei-rlptlon of ths property pro. reeded against bains se fol­ lows: All that iert.itII properly ■trusts snd being In Hemlnols County, Florida, more parti­ see i . h i . s s - i s o : o ii i iione m l . c u l l u m . cularly described ss follows: H O M E 3- 2*1270 Lot 1». Block 1«, KARTII H O O K BUltDIVIMION. UNIT NO. SIX. according to ltl'r. FIHtll WITH STF.PIM)WN FOB thi Plat thereof as recorded HUTTING DU II Alt VESTING In Plat Hook ” 12", Panes I* snd •», Public Ilecords 1958 FDIIH WITH STKPDOWN FOR of Bemlnol* County, Flor­ SETTING flit IIA It VESTING ........... ida. together with ths following pir.o I 'i Ion, EXCELLENT SHAPE, lew than 25.055 Items of properly which sre 1jart uni mile- of use. Slake luid), sides and 13 4 0 ^ rats.I In snd psrmantntly In­ lailgste; extra ladder on rear; auxiliary rear springs, apara rim and tiro. stalled ss s part of ths Im­ provements on tsid land: 1IOTPOINT K r. K C T It tc 30.115 New tarpaulin —- never hern used ...... ...............-------------------— —■ „■------BUILT-IN OVEN MODEL 1 disc harrow — new 196.1 ............................ . . ... . _____315.05 10IUJ4E SERIAL tnent _____ 55.00 HOTPOINT E L K C T I l l C 1 aultsoilrr frame, colters and subwilers ....... . . BUILT-IN IlANtlK MODEL _____40.00 1 2 row floating cultivator framr. rullivstors — . . — B lR im 'lie RKIIIAL toon* 25.05 1 Ford levelling board .... ................................— ........——— ------------HOTPOINT E I- E C T It I C ItEFItlGEIl ATOH MODEL each 10.00 3 amall cultivator bars or frsmrs .......... —......... .......................... c t a h i e be hi a l m ;:4 7 HOTPOINT E L U C T It 1 C 1 $ row Planet Junior seed plsnler. framr A plstra — used ora o a u b a o e dirpoh al mo , DEL MA2SC HKIUAL IBW150.55 time only to plant 7 acre* — new leu* lhan yr*r old ..... . 0»7i HOTPOINT E L E C T R I C 15.00 1 2 row cole aeed planter A pixies — ............ — .....— ........ ......— WABHEH MODEL LWJIi SERIAL 4*7221 115.00 aarh 2 harvest wogona .. ........................... .— ----------------------- -■— HOTPOINT E L E C T R I C 100.50 1 harvost wagon __________ _ .— --------------- •-------------— ---- — < DRTF.R MODEL LBJ41 SERIAL l l l l l l • a r k 125.50 2 fertiliser boiea, rhains and sprocket* — 6* — good ahapa I.UXAIItU FURNACE MO. DEL OUSOHH _______ 160.00 t double bottom plow, good shape, pew p o in la -----— .................... WITNESS my hsnd snd the R.hO seal of said Court st Sanford. 1 relery aeed sower (seed bed) ---- — — ........ --------------------------— K -rids, this Ird day ot August, 7.50 Mth 5 rahhage rarka ____ ___ __ ____________ _ — ..................m i 80.05 (SEAL) 1 vegetable waah bin ----------- ---------- -------- — ............... ....... — .... . Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. 1 new — never oaed — low prr»»urc pomp, prraaura guage, Clerk of ths Circuit Court 40.00 hoae and drum — used for herhieidea ........ ....... ................ By: Martha T. VthUn Deputy Clerk rarh 1.25 38 plant botna ...................... ........... .......— ........ ........... ............... Law orrtess of W'ARIIUK. CAHQILL Alao A frame*; seedbed wire, new and u*cd; awrepa and oltiar small tools. A LsFEVtlE 5 hives of beet. Winter Hark. Florid* • Publish Aug I, 12, If. 24, m i CLiO-U Help For Fire Victim Sought Wafer System 75 Per Cent Completed i Legal Notice New Teacher Named In Geneva By JoAnr n «ys Air*. Hoy W. Nichols, princi|>al of Geneva Elementary School, has announced the ap­ pointment o f Mrs. Allen Fost­ er ns new teacher for the third and fourth grades. Mrs. Foster recently moved to Sanford from California where she attended college. She will travel to nod from Geneva each school day. Other teaching positions this year will he filled byMr*. Vivian Welsh, fust and second grndt»i, and Mrs. Nich­ ols, fifth and sixth grades. Mis. Hobble Bruddy will con­ tinue as bus driver for the elementary students. Mrs. Nichols advises that enrollment is expected to he approximately III) children. School hours will be substan­ tially the same as last year. Parents of youngsters at­ tending tho school for Hie first time are urged to com­ plete registration require­ ments this week in order that schedules next Monday, first day of school, can bo carried out without confusion. KNSIGN I.KK H. Wag­ goner, USNR, serving aboard Reconnaissance Attack Sqmulron Three, I!VAH-B, was promot­ ed to the rank of l.t. (jg ) on August Hi. la RVAII-3, l-t.(jg ) Wag­ goner is p r e s e n t 1y training as a Rontbardier Navigator R X, Diversifying DAYTON (U PI) — Sheik Suleiman Al Huznil o f Beeraheha, Israel, who reportedly already has had 65 w ives, tin* n deal fur an American nno if ho lives up to hls offer of $50,000, INSTRUCTOR JOHN RICHARDSON ilomonstruti’R bnat-linnilling to iiiumbeiR of tlio Ruil ( ’niRH Witter Safety lii.-uruetors class which has JiiRt been completed. Students watching Richardsons demonstration from left are Lynn Giles, Peggy Stringer, Hetty Reagan, Sharon Giles, Libby Swanson, Jean Coplin, Dee Silvers, Pat Costello, Barbara Zellic and Shir­ ley Stonart. (Herald Photo) Dunns Attend Closing Pageant Of Day Camp Bus Passenger Dead On Arrival Bus Instructions For First Grade CTP Board To Meet fir*$t one rtiM xr.g .d if artfiii* tuiiKh mm FH m U tt iH-tJ 7.M-I4 M0t# •MII It* 11 § 7#li Till) D ill l^ t l att-ift FARM, SIPES & CELERY - . 129900 1299”° TRACTOR TRACTOR FORD TRUCK sa Safety Champion Nylon Do Luxa Ch.impion •1h i |wr In .. I nrnl iitipnivrtl« • •Ami Hi V. 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" o l t.-r gualcr ■ KttUil Titoiu imp* ML* vniieiua Ni lot l.t Ni til* Tl** lit* In* mi It tl 124/ fill usj ;/n Utt n n m i ivn m i II If Mtt M-S I’ VI JfW JIM «ltt n n if n Jl.ll 40tt jin it it IV/f It It h i ; Utt If-21 mm n n l/W 11W 4109 HJ8 it fi u ii 41tt n n 41W •nn Mil nor LOO IS, 6.00-14,0.50-14,1^0-14.05,2 14, 6.0-19, 6.019. 6.40 16, 6 00 16, 6.60-19, 6.0016. 1.90 16 WO j4iis»r"c“4* P P f l i b *'50Q" Nylon Champion Nylon the J irtAtuiio riVi.UNAIKIi. •IACH■MU INIlllAlU TokotrH Toloiott Tvii-lfH lot Ni l8t Ni Dt 1*0 »« 64 Tier lift !!*• lit* 11f* TleO lift - - - - - - - - - - - - in; - - 1Ml Uf - - - - - - - - - - 46* - - - - - - - - - - lilt /II l/.tl Ml i/.n 11/ hi; - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - — — - - - - - - TTlrrifotte •Wider, ifn jt^r trm-l |£jx»Tymt * 1k,‘. iTitrri* trsii Iii>ri rtlri « lit ir| in id durability. |rtr«$lone I» a. lmovvx, tup f«il»U r uni'll in i I- it 1 rut in:: tin * f »r Krrntrr tmli Jicc, iu tily FO R S A L E A T CULLUM Tlrtttont Nylonniro •Built with s r r n 11! B ljf i* hnneird b / thouvamis arid thojismlv ot lirtilorie dealers and stores in th« Drilled olitfs and Cj|i4d*,,.6li«ia,»f you Ir.wtl [shop ITILL F R ID A Y i Sat tiH BP-M i T i r c $ t 0 f1^...T H E GREATEST TIRE NAM E IN RACING! FIRST AND FRENCH IN SANFORD T lr e $ t o n e "5 OPEN 8 TO 6 DAILY FRIDAY TIL 9 PH. 322-0244 f �11 a tir 0 anforh N r r a ll P ag® 4 — A u g . 2 6 , 1064 TIP TOP MEATS , . . SOLD WITH A MONEY M rs. M oye Visited Former Crooma Panther Theophllua W. Mungcn Jr. haa returned to Rattlerland (Florida A and M) aa defenalve tackle. Mungen will eenre In the capacity of resident counselor of Sampson Hall fo r freshmen d u r i n g the school term. Mungen antici* pates graduating In April In the are o f agricultural science and biology. Ilia interest Is Phi Bela Slgmn. s e e Crooma High Adult School will open August 31 at 6:30 Easement On Glenway Drive Offered City i Mra. Margaret Bower, con­ troversial landowner who blocked off Glcnway Drive a few months ago hy having posts driven Into the street appeared before Cily Commis­ sioners Monday and offered an easement through the back of her property for an aeecia road from Orange Avcnuo lo Glcnway Drive. Mrs. Bower's former action set off a storm of argument over whether or not she hsd a right to block the dirt street, which hsd been used for years hy householders living In the vicinity as an entrance road to homes in (ho vicinity. The Commission recently de­ cided to open up 24th St. from Mcllonvillo to Sanford Avc., Ave., which would have neces­ sitated taking out a number o f huge live oak trees that aland on Ihe right of way. Mra. Bower told commission­ ers that ahe waa (peaking for both herself and Mra. A. K. Shoemaker, who owns tho ad­ joining property. Both women are widows, Mrs. Bower point ed out and emphasized that they would give the easement to the city for the land but "w e're not going to pay the city to put a street In there." Commissioners thanked Mrs. Bower for the generous offer of hers and Mrs. Shoemaker'! and instructed City Manager W. E. Knowlca and City Attor ney William Hutchison to meet with the two properly owners next week to work out the legal details o f the transaction to the satisfaction of everyone concerned. One of the facets or the pro hlem which has plagued com mlislonrrs In Uvc street-open Ing controversy Is the fact that 25th St. will soon be under construction, creating pro blcms for persons living In Ihe area for ingress and egress from their homes. The pro hlem also would he a handicap for fire trurka and ambulances commissioners ssid. Tha enrollment fee Is 12 and books are Bold to stud­ ents at cost. Applicants may rrpnrt lo Horacu H. Jackson, principal o f tha evening program, for regiatratlon. • e e H. L. Befoe Jr. Imparted soma timely Information to his nudienro in his address Sunday morning at Saint Paul Baptist Church. Tha Rev. B. If. Hodge celebrated hi* 26th Annniveraary aa pastor o f Saint I’nul. Horace S. Jackson presided over services. Tha Saint Paul Chorus, under the direction of the very compet­ ent Earl E. Mlnott, performbeautifully. Mrs. Annia Alex­ ander, Mrs. A. C. Walker, nnd Patricia Itao Merritt, were soloists. • e e Mrs. Clifford Spain Jr. uml children of L i n c o l n Heights, will lie leaving for Oklnawn in the very near fu­ ture. She will join her hus­ band, Captain Clifford Spain Jr., who haa been there for some time. • e • Cleveland and Kannon Dehose are visiting relative* and friends. Cleveland la a resi­ dent of Detroit and Kannon lives in Cleveland, Ohio, • * • Pleaseattend theApprecia­ tion Day program which will Ihj held for the Rev. Nath­ aniel A. Watson Sunday at -I p. m. in Crooma High School Auditorium. A program is planned for your enjoyment. This will lie a most wonderful treat. e * * Army Pfc. Earl F. Holsenndorff, son o f Mra. Hattie Bt. Timms, 1011 Holly Ave., and othermembers of the 11th Air Assault Division partici­ pated in Exercise Hawk Flash II, a four-day field training maneuver held In tho Fort Ilennlng, Ga., area, ending Aug. 14, Tho llUi Air Assault Di­ vision is the only milt of its Mild in tha Army. Its mission Is to conduct testa to deter­ mine how far the Army should go In substituting aircruft for ground Vehicles and ground-based weapons sys­ tem s. llolsendorff, a Itght-weapons Infantryman In Company A, First Battalion o f the di­ vision's Cl 1th Infantry at Fort Ilonning, Ga., entered Uie Army In November 10(12 nnd received basic training at Fort Gordon, Ga. Ha haa serv­ ed In the Far East. Thu 23-year-old soldier was An extensive colony o f car­ graduated from Crooma High penter ante may weaken a School In 1062. HI* father, R. house structure aa to cause it llolsendorff, lives In Quitman, Ga. to collapse. MONEY Just tell us how much you need topeyold bills, for home Improvements, car repairs, for all your sea* sonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. Co. A II Uo.tt.tV NrM.fl 1120.00 166.00 220.00 312.00 432.00 592.00 $7.00 1100 13.00 16.00 24.00 32.00 FAMILY o f fa n fo ld ‘ v- - 4th. S t & Sanford Ave. 1100 W. 13th. Street ROUND — SIRLOIN — OR CLUB PORTERHOUSE — T-BONE OR CUBE STEAK STEAK L ■* kit *r>. LEAN RIB ROAST FA 2-4612 49< lb BONELESS A LL M EAT STEW lb 49 PORK CHOPS lb 69 LEAN WESTERN CENTER CUT CHUCK ROUND BONE SHOULDER ROAST ROAST FLORIDA GRADE " A " DRESSED & DRAWN TENDER w - r- A LIMIT a Plea** BEEF LIVER - SMOKED SAUSAGE WIENERS — HOMEMADE SAUSAGE 3 lbs * F AND DELICIOUS CHUCK STEAK l b .49* SPARE RIBS LB 39* GROUND BEEF 3 l b s SF BARBECUE SIZE FLORIDA GIL “ A** LARGE AMERICAN EG G S SHORTENING DOUBLE iDOZ. SUNLITK TOM ATOES MrKENZIE 3 IxB* CAN JUMBO NORTHERN FROZEN 69‘~ BISCUITS .6-39C FRENCH FRIES 5 ’&39‘ - RIIURFRF.S1I LIMIT 2 WITH (5.00 ORDER 6 Limit With Order ONE POUND SOLID PRINT MR. 0 LE0 KR', F T 1WHUCI.B SALAD LIMIT t WITH 61.00 ORDER fu ll quart FROZEN NECTARINES 2 4 9 ‘ U . 8 . N O . 1 W H IT E POTATOES II OX. CAN* ............ 12/95c G FANCY SANTA ROSA PLUMS OR DRESSING y tr im 00 ORf)£|f l im it FULL QUART DIXIE LILY LIMIT I EACH WITH 15.00 ORDER GREENS srS L r 6 TO W ELS............ 19c DRINKS LUCK Cut Green BEANS JEW EL DAIIT SOFT — 6 AS8TU. FLAVORS NO. IQS CANS BEAUTY Cream Style CORN J pQp COOKING O I L .......... 29c 10 LB. BAG t \ c LIMIT 1 WITH «5.0® ORDER YOUR CHOICE — GIANT m V. OK IINANCI SIRVICI, INC. 110 South Magnolia Street -as. FAB T ID E 1 IOANS W TO $400 / and well flavored or your money back. May we Invite you to try some at the** special low, low prteeo. F p. m. All persona desirous ef attending are naked to meet at thia time fo r regiatratlon. Claaaea meet each evening, Monday through Thuraday, from 6:80 to 0:80 p. m. at Crooma High School. In addition to an accredited general education eouraa lead­ ing to an adult diploma, course! are offered In Book­ keeping, Typing, Home Economlca, Remedial Reading and Trowel Tradea (brick and block l a y i n g ) . Additional claaiei can b . organized If thera la aufficlant demand from tha public. The Instructor! will be W. C. Curry, W. L. Smith, Mra. K. J. Thornton, Mrs. A. C. Hagln, Mrs. K. B. Sandlfer, Mra. Joella Singleton, J. I,. Bowden, Leroy Brown and Horace Jackson. GUARANTEE: Tip Top Supermarket* proudly feature Swift's Tru-Tendr Beef, fully matured sad guaraateed to bo Under B y Sister, Nephew By Robert B. Thomas Jr. 122*5786 Mra. Mary L. Moye, mid* wife o f Seminole County for the peat 35 yeara, waa viaited by her alater Mra. Ada Scare. Accompanying Mra. Seara waa her aon Solomon E. Scare and daughter. Me fa on the ataff at Clark College, At­ lanta, Ca. Vtatting her alao waa Mra. Annie B. Watklna, Mr. Hub Watklna and daugh­ ter Wanda o f Columbua, G. Mra. Moye and houargueat visited the Big Tree Park, Or­ lando, and Silver Springe, e e e BACK LIMIT 1 WITH 65.06 OKDEB ' « . NO. 1 DRT YELLOW eONIONS NORTHERN . . 3 lb. bag 21c VINE RIPEN EO TOMATOES . . . 2 lbs. 49c •i �r> ■ ' “I I U' » % “Super-Right” Western Heavy Beef 1 NEW JANE PARKER BANANA NUT CAKE 49 Apple Pie 14 Oz. Loaf JANI FAUCI* REG. 49c 1 -Lb. R-Oa. R h Ii SPECIAL! IC E MILK % ^ A f J I ot A&P i ITEMS! 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(Herald Photo) J NEW YORK (U PI) — It’s Ruxslnn roulette timo in the majors again, meaning you rnn start looking for those managerial rasunlties, with Ham Mele o f Minnesota slatp<l to he among the early vic­ tims. Inevitably, when a club goes bail, a change has to he mn<le. As one club owner put it, "Y ou can’t fire all the ball players,” so he resorts to the next heat thing ami simply fires the manager. That being the care, Mele is a good bet to go, hut don't worry about him hecauso he’s in extraordinarily capable baseball man and an equally good bet to wind up with an­ other managing job, either with tho Huston Red Sox or Now York Mels. Mein won't he the only manager to go. He'll huvu a lot of company. Seminoles Using Heavy Equipment As Time Nears For Initial Contest 16 Days Left For Workouts Until Opener r v s j i ■ ^ V w k ;/• Flaw Clay ny n on United Press s e r l in g International WASHINGTON (UPI) Rookie Ozzle Clay’s first workout with the Washington Redskins wai featured by his loud claim that he could cov­ er Hobby Mitchell, followed closely by Mr. Mitchell taking Mr. Clay out of his uniform. Like his fisticuff namesake, the setback didn't bother Or- TV Fans May See More Baseball During 1965 DETROIT (U PI) — Televi­ sion viewers will probably lie exposed to more baseball in 1965. The Major League Execu­ tive Television Committee met for four hours Thursday at Tiger Stadium in Detroit and agreed to submit plans to "Interested parties" Inclu­ ding television networks and sponsors, by Sept. 15 for a proposed Monday night "base­ ball spectacular." The proposed p r o g r a m would he a minimum of two liours In length, Including a (Hist and pre-game show, and would start in April, 1965. Plans call for a game in an Eastern or Midwestern city to be shown in those states with a Western game to be shown later in Mountain ami Western states. Tho games will not he blacked out in the city where It originates. No date was set for receiv­ ing hid* from the "interested parties." Gabs Way lie "I'm the Greafcst "Clay in the slightest. He continued to needle such stars at Mit­ chell and end Angelo Cola, even while they were giving him lessons on how to make brash rookie halfbacks look inept. For awhile, Clay’s mouth appeared to be in reverse pro­ portion fo his ability. Rut af­ ter Ihrec exhibition games, the Redskins arc beginning to wonder If “ I’ m the greatest" isn't just that. Clay was only a 17th draft choice, which in pro football is something like settling for Marjorie Main after you get turned down by Kim Novak. A six-foot, 190-pound Negro, he came to the Redskins from j‘owa State with a fine reputa­ tion as a defensive hack, al­ though he also played on o f­ fense. 'Hie Washington coach­ es frankly gave him little chance to survive the exhibi­ tion season, and for the first two weeks of training camp he showed little except a tenden­ cy to (Hip off to his "cid ers." Rut head coach Rill McPeak liked the kid's spirit — and Big 4 Holding Clues To Open HIRMINGHAM, Mich. — (UPI)— The Carling World Open, to lx- played Thursdaythrough Sunday at the Oakland Hills Country Club, is'nt such a "unique" golf tournament, rrally. Sure, It has the largest purse ($200,000) of any tournament in live world. And. it's got the largest first place prize money of any tourney 533.0<iO plus a field of international golfing stars. Bui, It still resembles each Professional Golfers Associa­ tion tourney that has been played in the United State* to date because it has Iho same "pretournament favorites." Week after week, unless they deride to give their golfing counterparts a break by nut entering a tournament, the "big four" of the American tour Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Tony t-ema and Gary Player are always hilled as 'fisc ones to Ik-at for the cov­ eted trophy." lad there l>e no mistake abwit it, the "big four," Billy Casper Jr. and Ken Venturi are Ihe ones to beat for the world title. Why? Because they are the best combination drivers put­ ters in the world. And lx>th these aspects of the came will lie needed to conquer Oakland Hills* "green monster," which measures 6.907 yards and has a par of 70. By llavld Higginbotham Herald Sport* Writer With only 10 day* of work­ outs remaining in which tu prepare for the season's cur­ tain raiser with Iho Titusville Terriers at Titusville Sept. 18. Seminole High's head grid coach, Jim Plgott, put the Tribe through its initial drill W I. Prt. Gil in heavy equipment. Ualtlmore 77 49 .611 The Titusville contest, a non77 SI .602 t Chicago Metro Conference allalr, will 72 52 .581 4 Now York tie another In a long string of TUB SANFORD JUNIOR HIGH IIRAVES* roachiiiK stuff this season is 66 63 .512 12)5 Detroit opening games wllh the Flor­ lignin comprised of (from left) Ron Hunt, Owen McGurron, Kd lliickncr 63 63 .sou M Minn. ida east coast school. Each and Head Coach Han I’clhani. This is the same crow that led tho Heaves Cl 66 .492 15 Los Ang. season, tho record* Indicate, nt 66 .480 16'4 to last season’s record of six victories iigninnl no setbacks. Cleveland the Terriers get stronger. As :>h 69 .457 19'4 Roston a matter of fact, lost fall the so 79 .388 28'j Wash. Terriers headed Ihe Seminole* 48 78 .381 29 Kan. City until extremely Into In Ihe Games Today game when the localshy the Minnesota at Chirago (N ) bare margin of a single point lais Angeles at Kansas City after touchdown—pulled out a (N) it to n victory. Cleveland at Ualtlmore (N) .1 >Vce C arh Ralph Stump!, Washington at New York advi. rd candidates (or both I Detroit at Huston (N) vars.ly and Junior varsity squads to mnke passing grade* It F cy expected to play foot ball si SIIS. Varsity luc k field Coach Dick Williams told the athletes what1 he r nsiderrd the four main requirement* to become a sur­ GAINKSVII.I.E- On the sur­ er!: n an athlete. According to \V i am*, a player must be face the tncKle situation looks quick In Ida thinking, the right healthy nt Florida, hut Head silo for the position he wants Coach liny (iruve* wouldn't to play, have good strength care to delve too deeply into and have natural ability for the matter. By I’nllrd Press International the game. Ilo also Included "Our first four tackle* arc The turnstiles are beginning pride as a key factor In win­ fine football players, each out­ to spin again at County Stadi­ ning many games, standing at home phase of the um In Milwaukee and the Seminole High School Is the game," says Graves. "It's any­ icasnn I* Rico (’arty. only school participating In body's guess how good we arc Carty (pronounced Car*the Metro Conference which Is after them." •doe) easily Is Ihe most popu­ not in Orange County. The Dennis Murphy, 6-2, 250lar player In tho beer capital RHS grid team will not only pound senior, heads the Gator and his growing fan club in be representing S e m i n o l e laekle corps and is a sound the leftfii-ld bleacher* will be High but also Seminole Coun­ fihithall player all the way PLANNING TIIK 19G.P> Knights of Columbus Stnto Howling Tournament bitrrly disappointed if the en­ ty in this loop. nt n !miii|iicL honied by Sanford Council 61167 were, rented, left to right, around, un outstanding ono on thusiastic Dominican 1* not Varsity tine Coach Jim Mc­ defense. Georgo Rny, grnnd knight of Council 2112; William J. Hngley, president named rookie of the year In Coy told the candidates that o f tho KC Stido Howling Arrncinlion and Milton Heckwolf, grand knight Coming strong after a great the National league. they had a moral responsi­ spring Is t.arry Gngner of o f Council 6160; buck, Ted Michels, grnnd knight o f Council 61167 nnd The 24-year-old ex-boxer bility to tie gentlemen off the Daytona Reach, a 6 2. 237Fred F.mond, grnnd knight of Council 4964. (Herald Photo) vaulted Inin fourth place a field. McCoy also urged the pounder who runs Die 40 yardmong the league's leading hit­ athletes to attend the rhurch dash in 4.73 an<l is the squad's ters Monday night when he of their choice on Sundays. strongest man. belted three doubles, a homo Captains Ronnie Hinson, John Whatley, a 235 pound ntn and a single, raising hi* David NoeR, and Joe Harless Iwy who make* almost straight hating average to 323. led the usual exercises nod A's in tlie class room and does Those five teams won 40 NEW YORK (U P I)— Army "They think they play the Carty'* pyrotechnics were drills followed by work on the same on the football field, too much for the first place Iw-sl football down there. In of the 52 games they ployed conch Paul Pii'tzrl claim* blocking and tackling. was rated equal to both Mur­ The coaching staff is making phy and Gagtier in tho spring Eastern college f o o t b a l l the Kouthw-eat, they feel they last year and Dietzel, whuae Phillies, who crumpled under Army team had a 7-1 record the Braves' 16 hit alack 12 9 a point to give each candidate until felled by a knee Injury. Irani* liavo reurhed a point have the beat teems. last season, said he exported and lost a full game to the a fair chance for a berth on Ilia knee, doctors say, is com ­ "But I would stack our it to ha "much etronger” second • place San Francisco the teams by looking at each pletely healed and this Junior whero holl "alack them up Giants, youngster Individually as well from Tampa should lie ready ngninsl tea ini from nny sec­ Eastern team* up against this year. tion o f the country." any other section of the coun­ as with the rest of the squad. Sydney Mact-can of Jackson­ Tho former Louisiana State try and I'd be pretty confi­ "The athlete best prepared for ville Isn't sensational, hut is a the Job will get It," says PI- tested, steady ami dediratod mentor aald each section of dent o f the outcome.” gott. The five eastern teams hoy who has given tho Gator's the United States believed it The squad concluded thi{ some sound tackle play for lias the etrongest teams. Dietzel referred to were "1 romo from the hut bed of Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Navy, workout by running through two seasons. Muel.cun la lust the Southeastern Penn State and hit own Cadplay* with a little contact work known for defensive exploits football, Conference," Dletsel declared. eta. on blocking position*. and will seo most of his action in tills capacity in the fall. Next in line Is senior John Thompson nt Norfolk, Vs., a CINCINNATI ( N B A ) - non let term an who will most FOB GYM — TENNIS OR PLAY Johnny Vander Mcer, who likely work In an offensive role in 1964. He it rated a nod apitched consecutive no-hitlers MEN’S WHITE BEG. *29!* VALUE in 1938, finished Ids major head of several inexperienced league carcrr with a 119-121 boys with promise, surh as junior Julian Johnson of won-lust record. Green Cove Springs, ami sop. s lB tt lz homorex J. D. Pssteris (M i­ ami), Wally Colson (Valdosta) 81ZE8 • TO IS CINCINNATI (UP1) — and John Preston (Columbus, Jerry Lucas o f the Cincinnati Gs ) . "Family Open Royals became a father for (Gator football broadcast! Fashions Fri. the first time whea his wifr, will be carried again Ihii Nit* Treva, gave birth to an eight- season by WTIlIl Radio, Footwear” T il » pujild buy Muuday. Saufoid), American League 1 Graves Offers Grave Opinion O f Tackles On Florida Squad Gator Mentor Sizes Up Team With Many ‘Ifs* As Football 'Greatest' there has heen too little of ier* almost hammered hi m' f i ve Bears — for a 14 yard that commodity around the three feet underground. Hut 1gain and McPeak liked what Redskins for too many years. he got away once — through I he saw. Clay didn't look like the an­ itlir t*anfnrh Srrali) Pnge G — Aug. 26, 1961 swer to a defensive coach’s prayers, but he had one thing —speed. McPeak decided to try him nut as a kickoff and punt return specialist. ON 100 BRANDS Ozzic’.s first real test was against the man eating Chica­ go Rears, and it almost was his last. The rookie, aparently figuring that a fair catch was a mark of ahjoct coward­ ARCADE PACKAGE STORE ice, in'i»ti-d on trying to run OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. • 6:15 P. M. hack punts wilh a half-dozen SANFORD 310 E. FIRST Rears breathing Into his face. 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FREE Alignment SPECIAL Air Conditioned MOUNTING Wheel Balancing SPECIAL �d lfr frnnfnrh Wrralti Aug. 26, 1661 — Pntre ' S w i O 'k e d Scribe Offers Candidate For LBJ Sidekick fly Milton Itirhmsn l.'l'l Sport* Mritrr NEW YORK ( LI ’ ll — President Johnson any* ho'* still mulling ovir the vandl* date for VP. hut If he'» in­ terested in the MVP, there's only one log Iml candidate *— Baltimore’s Brooks Robinson. The President like* huaeb«1l and often diseutses it. purtivutarly with Stan Muma). his special consultant on phy­ sical fitness. He cheeks the hoxscores nccHsionally and has heard all uhout Robinson. So ha* **• eryone in the American Lea­ gue. Around Baltiinorc, they call the shy, g7-j ear-old Robinson "M r. Impossible," theoretical­ ly because he makes those kind of plays at third bam practically every day. A far better rea»ou for that nickname Is the fact that It would be impossible for the Orioles to be in first pises now without him. The biggest criticism of Robinson is that he should he the tiam leader but that he aland* hack and refuses to take charge. , "I'm not a pu*her," he laugh*. "Pm a follower." Maybe so, hut he certainly has a lot of players followin'? him st the moment. Only two American Leaguers top Ids •J(1S butting average and only four have mors than bis So run# batted In. His SI bonier also place him In the top 10 In that department. There Isn't the slightest question that the unassuming, always smiling Robinson is Baltimore's team lender hut if you try railing him that to his face, he'll pucker up his lips in a frown and deny the allegation up nnd down. Robinson doesn’t coma to fight, he simply comes to play baseball and he has never sh ott-cliu n gcd th e O rioles from the first day they brought him up from the min­ ora hack in 11188. National League w . I.. Pet. GB Phlta. 78 .(108 Cincinnati 7ft r>.*>.8(1(1 fl 'Frisco 70 oil .(toll *’i 'i St. I.mi is t'.M 8K.fillt* H Milwnukcn 01 00 .810 I P , Pittsburgh « l Oil .807 p i's l>. A ugflri 01 O.’l ,41*‘J I t 1, Chicago 87 OP ,J8'J H i', Houston 80 71 .III l!t New York 42 M .388 34 V* It nulla Yesterday Milwaukee 7. Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 7. New York 2 St. I.oui* 7. I’illstiUi gh 0 l.os Angeles 8, Sun Frunclseo 1 Houston 5. Chicago 4 Gamra Today New York at Cincinnati (N ) rhitinli-lphia at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at St. I.ouls (N ) San Frunclseo at Los Angeles <N> Chicago sl Ilouston (N1 Bowling Class Set For Women PICNICS 2460 PARK AVE„ SANFORD & Philadelphia — E d w a r d Mann hat been elected con­ troller of Food Fslr Stores, Inc., it was announced by l»uls Stein, president, follow­ ing a meeting of tha hoard of directors. 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I , I Ji* t.Tlttip S-.r!: z* ■ » FLOOR WAX ! !s W Golden Quartets OLEO J, * ! m m ltt«"iM »-"*w «*»•. w ■»■' *"wf »*•» ^ — , TOOTHPASTE . . .! !a | ~ ~ ■ *•m*Wm*0H ussdt RHd M« *nuM MA 42. « m- l’*‘ - 10'*•b»fcs#v►*.*. I «<•*•«*«* 41* i ^ 5> mms,. mpwvm * ••• 44* _ »0«wI* •* H*«n svt, m *C+M 41Z « • 11"h> ■ ■ ■ «*• & * tw J -4 4 f~ 2 -4 4 rw | .]4 4 UOJ^PA^HOJ 006 OR HAMBURGER R O LLS r*w PKG vn OK 14 12 — - iwiwsh SLICED « N uw . m •■•at mo u<v*a*i M ' i r «* 9 -2 -4 4 THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR - THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR I t t t t w s i t �4 1*»fre 8 — 'Am*. *«, 19M Mr. And Mrs. George Sommer Observe Miss Loretta Gatlin, L P. Carter, Jr. Their Golden Wedding United In Church Marriage Ceremony By JoAnn flay* Miss Loretta Lee Gatlin, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Ben Gatlin of Geneva and Lewis P. Carter Jr., grandson o f Mr. and Mrs. W. Jl. Dorton, were united in holy matrimony July 11, 1W4, al 2:30 p.m. al the Geneva Bap­ tist Church. Rev. Albert E. Green per­ formed the Impressive cerejnony before the altar accent­ ed with baskets of w h i t e mums and white glads. Mrs. Judy Wiseman furnish­ ed the traditional nuptial mu­ sic. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely In a formal gown of angclinlst taffeta, featuring a bell shap­ ed skirt. The fitted bodice of Chantilly lace win fashioned with a scalloped neckline and long tapered alcoves. The sweeping chapel train of Chantilly lace fell gracefully from a Blur bow at the back waist line. Her finger tip im­ ported veil of illusion fell from a crown of pearls and She carried a cascade bridal Until ItMB, only 2,500 rcsldential swimming pools were built In the United States, re­ ports one manufacturer. Last year Mime 00,000 pools were constructed and an estimated 75,000 pools are expected to be built in 1PM. bouquet of white roses center­ ed with a while orchid and satin ribbons. Miss Beverly Gatlin attend­ ed the bride ns maid of hon­ or and was gowned In ice blue crepe with matching acces­ sories. She carried an arm bouquet of rose buds with blue streamers. Bill Clancey served the groom as best man and usb- f t * K . MU. AND MRS. LEWIS P. CARTER JU. m I T - T ; MR. AND MltS. KIIUIY SELLERS «n<l family of SomI, Calif, recently vinilert in tlio Enterprise area and wero honor iruentx o f a covered dish Hiipjrer ut the Florida Power Ctnh, where many of their friend* in the community withered for festivities. In the Trout row from the loft are Priscilla and Darryl Seilers, In hack from the left lira Hubert Seilers, Mrs. Sidlers and Mr. Sellers. DeBary Personals By Mrs. Prank White Gulden Ago lliiwb-ra Dis­ trict lounii'iriuit wn« h> Id nl tlie Dt-I.nnd Lanes nn August 10. Thn ladli-H of the Adult Class nf liarniell Mcnmi in I Church prepared turkey nnd We Feature 2 Air Conditioned Delivery Unit* — Assuring Perfect Condition Of Your Floral Offering HANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cur. Y. 1st & Sunf«rd Are. 321-1*22 322-HI52 roast beef dinners fur 1011 port. I)r. Wilson Is a Spanish linn lei a nnd Iheir wives. War Veteran, ami a member of the V K Wars Pott K0U3 Ml i Sully Neldrr o f lie- Deputy. llury, visited the French (JtinrMr. and Mrs. Harrison ter on Iter visit tu New Or* leans. Sin- visited the Intor- llernriller o f Dellary Court, lintluNid M.ulut, thn beauti­ arrived homo Friday night ful til. lamix Catbetlrul and from a three month trip Lake I'unrlielrain. The huge which look them to Erie. I’u., glnsH dtuii- mi the liunics on Illiffalo, N.Y. anil Iowa, where C'lmties tit. ill New I it leans, they had a family reunion In she tliuuglit beautiful with their honor. Their next stop llgltis sliliting frum behind. was Kansas, then on to Cal The old ntinusphero with Its ifornia visiting their son and quaint shops seemed to blend his family. They journeyed to Oiegon, where Mr. Ilernrltter together. tiled his hand at Salmon fish­ Dr, Wilfred Wilson re­ ing at Puget Sountl, Washing turned to Deltury after it lev- ton. They visited relatives and tilling the w a y i it intmlll absenco spent al friends tlie V.A. Hospital In New Or­ through Idaho, Nebraska, and leans mul al Lake City. Hu Chicago. Heading back again also Intel a brief stay at Way- to Erie, for a brief visit, they departed for DeBary, visiting places of interest en route home, World’s champion party-goer. (our Ginger Ale) er* were Hoy Hughey and Delmuse Oglesby. , Donna Lee Gatlin was flow­ er girl, wearing a yellow and white frock with a flowered halo and carrying a basket of pink petals. Ring bearer was Chsrles Ben Gatlin Jr. The bride's mother chose for her dsugbter's wedding a stunning beige Isce dress with mstchlng accessories snd a corsage of yellow car­ nations. The mAther of the groom was attired In beige crepe with mstchlng acces­ sories snd her corssge was of yellow carnations. Immediately following the wedding, a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. The serving table held the traditional tiered wedding rake, flanked by sli­ ver candelabra, with punch, usorted nuts, sliper mints and open faced sadwichcs. Among the out of town wed­ ding guests were Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hatfield and dau­ ghter, Irene, Detroit, Midi; Mr. and .Mrs. Clarence Haldir, Daytons Reach; Mr. snd Mrs. James Tolers and sons, J»y and Robbie, Ormond Reach; Mrs. Raymond Gatlin and (laughters, Joy, Jenny and Cindy, Orlando; Lewii P. Carter Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Cooper, Jackson­ ville; and Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Green and son Albert, Or­ lando, Exchange Vows O f Marriage .Mrs. Nadine Colbert and Allen Chalfin wero united In holy matrimony Friday, Aug­ ust 21, 1D64 at 7 p.m. at Grace Methodist Church. llcv. John Hires officiated at tho Impressive double ring ceremony before the altar, flunked on either side by standing spiral seven branch­ ed candelabra, accented with pedestal baskets of white glads and huby mums, Mrs. Robert Rennelt, organ­ ist, played the traditional nuptial music. Mrs. Colbert repeated the tows in a lovely pink brocade sheath with matching Jacket. Her short pink veil full from a garland of pink flowers and site carried a cascade bridal iKjuquet of white orchids and Lilies of the Valley, showered with white satin streamers. Attendants far ttie couple were Miss Barbara Ann Col­ of Altamonte Springs and their son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sommer and daughter Diane of Winter Park. A total ot 73 congratulatory cards were received by Ilia couple from friends nnd rela­ tives In all part* of the coun­ try. Among gifts received, all in the gold theme, were s charm bracelet, evening bag, beads, sculptured figurine, bath towels and mats and can­ dlesticks. The couple also re­ ceived a set of Teflon cook­ ware and 10 bouquets of flow­ ers. Mr. and Mrs. Sommer were born and met and married In Pittsburgh and lived there un­ til five years ago when they moved to the Village of North Orlando. Mr, Sommers, al­ though retired, works part time for FIIA In the village, is active In the Civic Association and his beautiful ynrd is evi­ dence of hi* skill in the gar­ dening field. Mrs. Sommers enjoys her church work being a past off­ icer of the Church of the Nati­ vity Catholic Women's Club and of Our Lady’s Circle, In the community she is a mem­ ber of the Civio Association and of the Garden Club. They have two sans In addi­ tion to the three chiHhen hers for the anniversary dinner, Raymond and Paul, both of Pittsburgh, 21 grandchildren and one great grandchild. I. M One retail sales company figures it sold what must have been one of the original juke boxes in the spring of 1900. Calling the device a “ coin in the slot machine,’ 1 the Sears, Roebuck catalog at the time claimed tlie gad tel was a “ great money maker for stores, saloons, railroad depots and any other public places." Look In- For Something Pretty For Rsek-ToSchool See Our • Skirts # iilollSI-K * JumperA Wide Variety Of SI sirs Fabrics And Color* Size* — 3 T o 13 Modently Priced 1 Enterprise Personals (How s’A Fashions 232G PARK DR. Open Wed. p.m. & Frl. Nlte To Shower For Mrs. Johnson Mrs. H. K Johnson Mrs. James (M ary) John­ son was recently honored with a stork shower at the home of Mrs. 11. L. Johnson on Narcis­ sus Avenue with Mrs. Clyde Hawkins of Lake Monroe ser­ ving as hostess. Tho Johnson home was decorated with bas­ ket! of yellow blossoms and foliage In krcplng with the color schcmo of green and yellow. Various games were played, keeping tlie guests In a lively mood with prtzea awarded Mrs. Mary DcWit, Mrs. John­ son, hunoree, Mrs. Joyce MeRrlde, Orlando and Hiss Jean Hair, also of Orlando. Tlie gifts were presented to tho hunoree in a bassinette, one ol Hie gifts of Mrs. It. L. John sun. FOR OYM — TENNIS OR PLAY REG. VALUE $188 SIZES • TO IS *Tamny Fashions And ™ Fouls ear" bert, daughter of tlie bride, Harry Colbert, tlie bride's son, Mrs. Lynn Evans and William Field. Miss Colbert was attired In a synart maize sheath with a corsage of yellow carnations DONN FRANCIS PIATT, non o f Mr. nnd Mr*. Junto* I'intt of 115 Oricnta and Talisman roses. Mrs. Ev­ Drivo in Altamonte Spring*, celebrated hi* seventh birthday AtiKtisL 11 ans chose a pale green sheath with n party at hi* home. Tlie truest* enjoyed party Kiimcs, trift opening, accented with gold accessor­ and n weiner roast with the traditional birthday cake and all the trimies and her corsage was of m inus, liclpinu Uonn celebrate were from the left front, Teddy Hooper, champagne carnations tinged Grejfif Hooper, Donn Francis, lionnrcc, .Jeh Morrison, David Walter and with gold. Zita Morrison. Second row from tho left are Kim Clark, Sharon Adams, A champagne supper follow­ Do uu Walter and Dale Hie hard Green. Third row left, are Susan Hooper, ed Use wedding and the couple Steve Adam* ami Donald Fut*oii|r. departed for a wedding trip to the Canadian Rockies, In and around Calgary, Alberta, Canada, U|>on their return, they will reside al 403 E. 14th Street. Among the out of town wed­ lly .Mrs. Ilitehir Harris Dnytonu Bench, where she home. Out of town guests inding guests were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. I,'. M. Wright will tie staying while attend­ eluded Mrs. Eunice Gray nnd Mrs. Lonnie A. Wsgncr of Or­ lando, brother of the bride returned Wednuadiiy fium two ing Daytona Heath Junior col­ Mrs. Revs Wilcox of Miuml. and Mr. and Mrs. A, F. Le- weeka In Nurtli Curullmi, must lege this year. Heup of Jacksonville Lewis Jones of Plant City, uf which waa apent in Uryinn City and L'hcnikkve. They reMrs. Reitha Dunlin und grandson of Mr. and Mrs. purled a good trip, but rain­ Miss Small Ruins left Thurs­ Auhrcy Fender was overnight ing and cuul most of the time. day tiy till* for u trip In visit guest of Alan Uruddock Tues­ friends nnd r< intives In Texas. day, , Mias Jonn Parker of Perryvillr, Maryland was b(iu,o Mr. and Mrs. Doug Scarguest of Miss Linda Parker bur of l.al;elnmt were week A milk glass punch howl last week, apcndlng the week end guests of Mr. unit Mrs. was placed at one end of the end at her new apartment in D. J. Parker. serving table with a sheet Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. cake decorated in green, ycl liny announce the engagement low and white at tlie other und approarhing marriage uf end. On each guest’ s place their daughter, Margaret Ann, was a green or yellow napkin Mr. and Mrs William Miller to S I'c Jerry E. Lave, son folded like a diaper and pin ■nd daughter, Julia Ann, of ned with a gold safety pin of Mr. unit Mrs. Muriey Love Idyllwllde Drive are among These held nuts and colored of Jasper Alabama. Love is 308 travel trailer families cur­ mints. Tlie hostess and Mrs. attar bed to the U. S, Navy rently touring Canada's east­ Johnson served ice cream ern provinces with the Wally and alaliulied at Churlotoa punch, Individual cakes and By am Eastern Canada Cara­ South Carolina. cookies to the guests. van. The caravan left ill Tlie guest list Included the Mrs. Ed. L. Cunningham state-side rrndevous point al klinrs. Robert Mann, J. H. Skowhcgan, Maine. July 10. to amt Mrs. Syliva Hoidcii cel Tlndcl, Annie Hawkins, Grace spend approximately >ix weeks ehrntrd joint birthdays Sun­ Hair, Sherwood B a r b o . u r , visiting Canadian centers of day with n family dinner get Frances Warren, Chsrles Ba together at the Cunningham Interest. kcr. Leonard DcWit, George Mclirklc, William Brown, Helen Brown and Mbs Jean Hair. Gifts were sent by Mrs. Shirley Hudson of Fredericktown. Mo., and Mr*. William Grow of Wsahinglon, D, C, Airs. Clyde Hawkins Hostess BACK - TO - SCHOOL SPECIAL! Tennis Shoes Tlie music business Is tun­ ing up. The American Music Conference, Chicago, reports that in 1962 the per capita ex penditure for musical Initru ments and the necessary ac cessorics was $3 33. Hie 1050 |ht capita spending was less than $1.00. Nadine Colbert, A. Chalfin Windows with frames too shallow to accommodate stand­ ard hardware now can be ehaded easily with a new, barely visible bracket. Hie bracket la curved to follow the narrow contours found in some modern (ram as and Is made Mr*. R. Fldler of Palm of a see-through plastic that Terrace, DeBary returned color, reports the Window from a visit north with rela­ l-hade Manufacturers Associa­ tives and friends. tion. It is rust-proof. MEN’S WHITE EVERY SEASON li the time to keep a fraKruncc collection for your bath and after bath refresher*. One line use* essences of 21 g a r d e n blossoms plus dashua of citrus, w o o d s y and Krussy oils. Included a r e a bubble bath, deodorant, anti - perspirant, dusti n k powder, coloRne ami spray mist and perfume. By Donna Estes I Marilyn, Maureen, Billy sndl granddaughter and huvband. Mr. and Mrs. George Som-j Carole of North Orlando; their JMr. and Jlrs. Thomas Ulrich mer of 70 N. Second Street, North Orlando, celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary at a family dinner party at the House of Beef In Maitland Wednesday, Aug. 1$. The dining table was over­ laid with a white banquet cloth and centered with a bouquet of yellow and white chrysan­ themums. At each end of the table were smaller arrange­ ments of the same flowers. The anniversary cake was frosted in white with decora­ tions of yellow confectionery roses and the golden numerals *'50." Mrs. Sommer wore a white orchid corsage and Mr. Sommer a white carnation which had been presented them by their children for the occas­ ion. Member* of the family pre­ sent for the celebration were their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Chsnnss and daughter Suzanne of Pitts­ MR. AND MILS. GEORGE SOMMER o f North burgh Pa.; another daughter Orlando recently observed their *3Uth weddinjf and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam McVay and children nnniversiiry. Y l/ lX AT McCRORY’S HEY! MOM! LOOK Personals WHOLE HOUSE'HEATING and.COOLING GENERAL ^ .E L E C T R IC *i4 W EATHERTRON • t PORTRAIT SPECIAL ALL ELECTRIC HEAT P U M P BIG 16 x 20 FORTHIIMAILBT. . . 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MAGNOLIA VISIT OUlt RECORD SHOP 322-1582 Black A White — Rust Vignette — Unmounted NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY NO AGE LIMIT GROUPS—*1.00 FOR ADDITIONAL PERSON SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 3 DAYS ONLY "'™ , McCRORYS SANFORD J �Whose Ox Is In Which Ditch - And Who'll Get Him Out Of It By Julian Slrnalrom Associate Editor "W hc’i on first," that ol' routinr of Abbott and Costel­ lo, was simple compared to the question of “ Who owns; of problems as perplexing as what?" the County Commis­ What's on third?" For levrral years wes tilde sioners are now pondering. Commissioners are trying to farmer James Boston has locate the answers to a pair owned a piece of land on the com er of North and Elder. Since 194.1, or 1047, he claim*, the county maintained Elder —that la until 1-4 came alone and cut off Elder, making it a dead end. At one time, says Boston, Elder had a 30-foot right-ofway. Property owners on holh sides gave the county an addi­ tional til-fort lo make it a .10-foot right-of-way says Bos­ ton, On Boston * side of the street there’s a 10-foot ditch, right in the right-of-way. The other day Boston's neighbor put up a fence on his property line according In old 30 foot right-of-way. Now Boston, who wants to build a home, can’t get into his own property because of the neigh­ bor's fence and the county's ditch. Th ere's a hr ldia aernss the ( ’ UH SCOUTS of Caitfiolliorry Puck 510, Brian Uowlctt in discii* throw, left, nml Cliff Lovkyer with jitvelin, right, were two of the partlclpitinp group which copped firat place in akilla for the pack at the Weklwa Dintrict Cuh-O-Ree held lust Suturduy afternoon at Mead (iiirdenn in Winter Park. (Herald Photos) Legal Notice noticm o r *i i t riiARi.i'.n k i -k m v n m a 1IONK mil n o i a m K H N. MAIIONK. hi* wife. TOU AND RACK o r TOO nr* hereby not Ift*«l lh.il »ult Sis* h»*u polnm'lir*'l »*»lii«t ynu In III* Circuit Court of tli» Ninth JiulMnt Circuit of the f(i*l « of Florida In ami for Remlnola County, ths abbre­ viated till* of which !•: FIRST FKDK RAL HAVINOP A S 'l > T/5AN ASSOCIATION O f DA V EN PORT, *1*. Plaintiff, win C H A R L ES K IJIM A S' MAIION K amt OotAtttKa N. MAIIONK, hta wife. rt*f*nitant*. In Chancery No 1t!9t. Tli* nature of thl» mill l« a for*' lomir* of lhal certain niortiriK* h*lil amt owned tiy plaintiff. dated January If, 1910 and recorded January 15, 1 SSO In Official llemrde Uuok a : a p * k * n o of tha public n » oord* of Semlnnl* County, FlorIda, encumbering that certain piece nr parcel of properly |o. rated, »llual*. ami being In •aid Count) nml Htatt. lo-w lt; Ixil S. Illock U, 8UNLAND ESTATES. a eubdlvlelon ar. cording to a plat th*r*of, »*curd*d In Plat lu.ok 11, paa*a 11 to 51 of tha Puh* tic lt«cord* of Seminole County, Florida each of to e in n c g u i n T.li to fll* )ou r antwar or oilier wrlttan drf»n»«» to tha Complaint with Ilia C!*rk of tha Circuit Court of Semlnnl* County, Florida, In thla pro. credtns and to *crva a ropy thereof upon the p la intiff* a t ­ torney*. whoa* name* and addrat* ara liaralnaftar aat forth, ■ a renulred by taw-, not talar than tha Jith day of Beptemhar 1911 In dafautt thereof the ratten will proceed * « parle ttpoti !h* anlry of a Dec-re* Pro Confeeeo atralnat you. WITNKHB my hand amt tlie etff4i-l.il erat of aald Court lit Berntnole County. Florida, thla l i t h day of Auiiuat 194t (SEAM Arthur If nackwlth, Jr. Cl*rk of Hi* circuit Court Sty. Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk B E A R D AL L O RIDLEY and L E WIS Attorney* t- r Tlatntlff an North Court Street Poet (Ifflre tin* 1259 Orlando, Florida S- it1,1 *h Ante. 24 A Sr pt I, is, 19it. C tK M I Legal Notice IN T l i K ITIIt-l IT f l l l HT OF m i : n in t h jrtiiciA t. rn tCl IT IN 4 M l l-lllt M PIIMII. K cm n t v, rt.m iU iA . t*ll l NCKIIV NII. I I U 1 TIIK UOWRItY B A V I N ff r BANK, Plaintiff, v* THOMAS J. nitTANT, *1 *1, I "efandanta, M i n i i: n r a I IT IN WOHTttALF. K I I U C t t . o a l H E Tilt THDMAB J. MUTANT and M 1IICIA D lilt T A NT ItKOttlKNlRi UN KNO WN AN1I Tilt All parrlaa claiming Interval*, by, through, un­ der or .vaalneL Ih* aforaaald prreona TOW A UK harahy nnliried that a Complaint to foradoa* • certain mortgaga encumbering the fotlnwlnn daacrlbad teal property, t«-w1t: I. ot t. Illock A. COItNTnV C l.l ’ tl MANOIt, UNIT NO 2. according to th* plat there­ of a* recorded In Plat Hook II. Pag* inn. rubllo Rr. rnrda of Btmlnol* County, Florida hat been filed agalnat ynu In Ih* above atyled ault, and you ar* required lo earv* a copy of your Aliawer or olhar Pleading to th* Complaint on Plalntlffa attorney., A NDKRBON, RUSH, DEAN A LOWNDES, 323 Cantr*l Hoularard, Orlando. Flor­ ida, arol file th* original Anawer or -ither Pleading In Ih* office of ilia Clerk of the Cir­ cuit Cuurt on or before tb* tttti day of September, 19*1 If you til to do an, g decree pro confeaao will b* taken agalnat you for lb* relief de­ manded tn the Complaint. Till* Notice nil J*11 be puli 11ab­ ed on. a * week for four cona-.-Utlv* week* In Ilia Sanford Herald. DA T ED THtB 10th day ot Auguaf. 1911. (HEAL) Arthur H. Ilerkwllh. Jr, Clerk of Circuit Court ID : Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Publ IaIt Aug. IS. IS, IS * lapt 5. 19*4. CDC-39 n h iti'k o r su it TOl AI.IIKRT J O S E P It AN­ D R E W ! and OK RA LPINE IV. ANDREWJI, hi* wife TOU AND EACH OF TDD ar* h*r*hy notified that ,uli ha# been commenced axalnat you In th* Circuit Court of I he Ninth Judicial circuit of Hit Slat* or Floild.i In and for Seminole County, th* ahbravlat*1 lift* of which la: TIIK W E S T E R N and SOUTHFBN L IF E 1NBURANCH COMIT t h e r m r r i T r n l ' H T n r PANT, ate, t iii: n in t h ji n i m i , AIR# Plaintiff. t e l l , in a n i i r i m ai:tiiNiti.i: -vam i m i , n .n iiiiit. At.HEIlT JOSEPH A NDRE W S r i i a ni i : ii v n ii . 11m i end HKRALUINE W. AN­ L T D IA BILLIE KINO. DREWS , hta wit*. Plaintiff, Defendant*. In Chancery No 11291 T H O M A * W KINO. Th* nature of thla ault t* a Defendent fe, redo, ur* of that cirtalo T o T i m o r «i it no-rtgag* held and owned by TOl Thomaa W . Kill* I«i«Intiff. dated March 14, 1*59 r / a Paul Bmlth Conetrue- and recorded March 19. I9SS In lion Company Official Record* Rook 2IS page P O Ho* 111! 219 of th* Pubtln Record* of Momhara. Kenye Africa S*minote County, Florida, en ­ T DU ARE H r RUBY notified cumbering that certain pi#** rh»t a aull for dtvorra haa hean nr parcal of properly located, lorllluted apalriat yol| Uy LY- altuatt. and being In aald DIA III 1,1,TK KINO In Ih* Cir­ County and State, to -w ll ! cuit Court of the Ninth Judi­ toil tl , fllovk I, Sunland cial circuit of riorlda. In ami Kataia* Amended Plat, a c ­ for Samlnota County. Florida cording to plot yaturdtd Til a abln a via tad I It la of tha In plot Book t l . pag t* 1 ca i* I, t.TDIA B 11,1,1 E KINO a n l 2, Public Record* of p laintiff vereua THOMAS IV, Memlnola County, Florid*. KINO, lie feud* til. KAi'lt (IF TOU IS REQU IR ED Vou are hereby rruulred to to file your anawar air other fit* your «n*w*r nr other de- written drfenae* to tli* Oumfrnaiv* pleading In Ih* ahovt plalnt with the Clark of th* •tyled r a i n , with tha Clark of Clrrutl Court of Hrmlnol* Coun­ the Circuit Court of aald Coun­ ty. Florida, In tbla pro,veiling ty, and aerva a copy thereof and to aerva a copy thereof upoll ttlte*. Hedrick A Itohln- upon Ih* plaintiff'* attorney*, •<>n, t*>9 Kaat Church Street, whoa* name* and addrea* at* Orlando, Florida, attornr)* for hereinafter eat forth, a , re­ plaintiff* ou or before tb* 55th quired by law. not later limn day of September, 19<t If you th* 2»th day of September 19*1 fall lo do an a Petra, Pro Con- In default thereof the cauaa feaao will b* anttrad * * a l n ,( will proceed •* pari* upon th* you In th* rallaf demanded In entry of a Deere* pro Confeaao agalnat you. tha CompUInl. W ITNESS niy band and tb* WITNESS my hand and the eeal of eald court at Sanford, official aval of aald Court tn Seminole County, Florida, thla Seminole County. Florida, thla 54tli day of Auguat. 1941 24th day of Auguat (SS4. (SEAL) (SE A L) Arthur H Btckwltb. Jr , Arthur II, Beckwith. Jr., Clark Clerk of th* Circuit Court Hy Martha T. Vlhlan Hr Martha T. Vlhlen lie put y Clerk tl. C. II All LAN Tt'CK of th* firm of HEARD A L U tl III DLL V AND LEWI S (I ILK*. HEDRICK A IHMUNSON Attorney* for Plaintiff 41) North Court turret IDS t a i l Church Streot Poll Utile* Hog 11)| Orlando, Florid* lAltornay* for Plaintiff Drlandu, Florida 1‘ ubllaU Ana, 24 A Sept, 5, 9. Pubtlab Aug t f a Sept. 2, I, 1*. |9«| 1*. 1**4. |c d c - : i ‘ COC-a* ditch to Boston's property which he built himself. The ditch, by the way, handles drainage from SR 4ft. Boston want* to know what can b* done to set into his property. He saya il'a > problem for the county. But the county saya it has no record of da«d# on the property donated by the land owners. If that's true, Boston'* neighbor is right. If Boston's neighbor is right, then Florida Power & Light Company poles are on private property and they can't even get in to service their own poles and lines. Wh*t to do? Boston maintains it'* a county problem. County Com­ missioner* say County Engi­ neer William Bush ought tn look Into it. Bush says he has and It'* * problem between Boston *nd his neighbor. Bos­ ton says . . . 'Round and 'round w* go! Bush says Boston *nd the power company might have to go to court. Boston says that if hi* neighbor owns part of the road then he (Boston) owns the ditch. And if he own* the ditch he'll fill it up. "You flit up the ditch," said Commission Chairman James P. Avery, "and the chance* are you will wind up in court." Then there's the Cassidy case. J. D. Cassidy own* property in Midway Park. The county, hr says, came along with a drag line and cleaned a ditch. In doing so, he claims, the county removed a bridge over the ditch and Cassidy can't get into his land. Sajs Cassidy: "Since the county own* the ditch (b e ­ cause it cleaned it out I it ought to replace the bridge. Up to now, everything’s clear. But look out! A check of county records indicates Uie county doesn't own tha ditch so It must be owned by the state. The state says it doesn't own the ditch. Cassidy says if the county and tlie state don’t own thr dttchditrh, he must own tt and if he owns tt ha'll fill It. Obviously the Commtaiion doesn't have tha answer to either of these knotty puiries. So out comes "ol faithful"— the motion to table. What would you have donaT "Who’* on fira t?" — or ra­ ther, "Who owns whatT" Do you suppose it could tie Ilie county, Boslon, Florid* Power and Light, Cassidy, 1-4, the state of Florida. Bos­ ton's neighbor, SR 4(5, etc? Perhaps Chairman Avery ought to check hi* safety de­ posit box. In a mix-up like thla he might even be tlie owner. And, can you Imagine, peo­ ple actually run. spend mon­ ey, and campaign to become a county commissioner? Chances ara we don't evan have the story straight. But, wc’l but you can't prove wo're wrong. If you can even understand these problems, much less an­ swer them, you belong on that ol' club known as the Phila­ delphia "law yers". ffKr #attfnrS (D sjcU i Q b b y • DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a wife who keeps asking her husband, age 64, when he is going to retire? The husband is a successful businessman who enjoys being in business, is in good health, and never thinks about retiring until his wife brings it up. Also, what would you think if this wife took out TWO additional policies on her husband's life while she was his bookkeeper and was anthrosied tn sign his checks? (This wasn’t discovered by the husband until several years later.) This same wife reads every magailne arti­ cle she can find on Ihings a widow should know. She claims she i* only being realistic." 1 would like your opinion. SOMEBODY'S HUSBAND DEAR HUSBAND: Your wife's waging a war of nerves—and winning! Re­ lax, or you'll accommodate her sooner than you Nith think. By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: t am mad! 1 Just relumed (mm a friend’s house and she sly­ ly accused me of having amorous feelings about my doctor! What's with people? They think the milkman, postman, aalcamen and re­ pair men are all the secret lover* of every woman who looks at them sideways. Some people can't forget about sex for one minute! Why can't people be motivat­ ed by art, music, world peace or something else? "VIVA LA SENSE" IN FT. WAYNE DEAR VIVA: Some people ARK! What's with you? DEAR ABBY: I rnjnyed the letter in your column from a pair of identical twin* who said they didn't like to be called "Twin" or "Tw inny," and tlwy were disgusted with people who asked, "A re you twins?" That last complaint i* so familiar to me because I have an identical twin bro­ When you use any bid a* an artificial demand tn part­ ner to tell you how many aces he holds, you can't use that bid with a natural mean­ ing at the same time The Garber four-club con­ vention never became popular because players found loo of­ ten that they ncrdal natural four-club bidi, The Black­ wood four no-trump has be­ come popular became you can afford to use an artificial four no-trump call most of the time. The North hand is the only one you hava to see today. It is a rather unusual hand and when partner opens the bid­ ding with one spade all you need to know is the number of ace# he holds tn order to (* )& J ft* V A K Q J ♦ 3 ♦ K .Q J 9 7 6 4 BA ST Not BOOHS m i Not shown ' Yafaerab tllty matter S e a * Wee* North 1A ra sa V Opening kad —D o a a n ’ 1 bid to the right contract. It ia possible that he has no ace# 7 In that case you ihould ba able to make four notrump. H he haa just ona ace you c m make five clubs, but if you use Rlarkwnod to ask for aces you will Ite al live diamond* and there is a O r fo jm n : Th* 19th annual Pan Amer­ MEMO TO MEN: ican Hotel A Restaurant Ex­ If you think your wile I# position will be staged nt th* extravagant, it could be you­ convention hall in Miami ’ ve brought it on youroHL Reach, Oct. 12-14. Wcr# you lei# than enthuslu tic th* firit lime she "did over" the living room, her­ self — tackling lurh job# a* making curtains, slip covers, and an on? If you were — It's no wonder aba called In a decorator tha next time Lite Job needed to b* don*. When she haa nin herself ragged trying tn get tha beat buy on a place of furniture or household equipment, do you bother to tell har ah*'* a good ntanagerT A woman often get* real pleasure out of ttratclilng a dollar, ai long aa her hua( band gives har cradit for be­ ing a ahrawd shopper. Do you compliment your Judge Charges Club WEDNESDAY P. M. The D o iN n llr National ('narration err -rm pm nil n r n l n e nrtnnrh i*mnrama. 4:‘)9 (1) C> 14 1 S.ls (2) Nrwa Nf na Nrn a Huntlry-Brlakiay Report (*> i'll# Newa 1») linn Cochron anil tha Nevt ■ i*t itlrn Reave* show 19 1 I ' n f j m i u 12 1 Th* Deputy C l Th* vt rsln lin 1*1 CRS Report* 19) Th* Tatty Duk* Show 14 1 THA UD Th* Farmrt'* Dauttiter 111 Tishtrnp* i : i ttrpton*#* (4) Brn C u l f i 4 1 Beverly Htllkllllea (*> Dirk V«n Dyke Show (2) Eleventh Hour 19) I'htvkmaie t*) tin Hruailway Tnnlsht (J) V m t u p v (9) Nrwulin* 111 Channol Bit New* IS) Movie If) Movie (2) Toiilfht Show (2) Newa 2;0D *,)« S:(I0 S 10 CONFIDENTIAL TO ROSS: i 99 Ulcer* are something you get from mountain climbing over molehills. Take tl easy. lo1.40 no a a a Problems? Write to AB­ BY. Box RliOO, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • a * 11.09 11-21 11.50 1:00 Hale lo write Idlers? Send one dollar tn Abby, Box 69700. law Angelea, Calif,, for Abby'* booklet, "HOW TO WHITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." By Oswald Jacoby AS Mot shown ther, and when we w e r e young we were dressed alike, and still people would ask, “ Are you twins?" My mo­ ther told us that when wc were about three year* old she was walking down the street with one of us on esrh side of her, whan a strange woman stopped us and ask­ ed my brother, "A re you brothers?" And he replies!, "No. ma'am, we’re sisters." A TWIN * • • Television Tonight THURSDAY A. M. < os •i l l *10 *.10 (it it) tS) (51 i*1 (H 111 ( t) <t< (I) (*) t.os 111 T:IS QjouooJbjy On fijiid c p Jury Service A D u ty, The reluctance of citlsens to aerve on a Jury was deplor­ ed by Circuit Judge Volie Wil­ liams yesterday In a talk be­ fore the Sanford Itolary Club. "The right to trial by jury U one of the freedom* that our forefathers fought so hard to gain," Judge Wiliams pointed out. "Htisinos men are the worst In using any excuse to get out of Jury duty," the Judga said ■‘Ttip law entitles you to the right of trial by Jury, hut ev­ eryone wants to 'let (Jeorgc do it'. George doesn't exist — If you won't serve on a Jury for your fellow Americans —why expect other* to do it for you ! Everyone must contribute hi* duly and service, leal hy our Intcllectural apathy, we let our right* be dona away with," h# continued. "One of the first art* of Communist or Fascist dicta, tor* when they take over a country Is to abollah the trial hy jury. If you don't want to keep the jury system and do your part tn krrp it operating, people like Franco, Castro and others will take over for you" ha noted. "You ran be triad, convicted and buried all in the same day, under their kind of court*. l)ur system ia not perfect, our government la not perfect, but it is still the best system aver devised. It is the lime proven, tested way to settle disputes, between dllsens, or between a citizen and a government," Judge Wil­ liams pointed out. “ There art people who are professional' Jurors. They do it for the 15 a day pay they get. I* that the kind of people you want sitting in judgment on you. when you have to go to cou rt?" the Judge aiked. "Our constitution acknow­ ledges God as the source ol all strength. We don't exist tor the government, the gov­ ernment exists for us," he said. "God gives the rights — not A up. 26, 1064 — Pipe 9 W»r«H Hu nee that ynu will be nverboard, If he holds two nr three aces Blackwood works per feiily. You play six if he hna Iwo amt a grand slam li he has three. r*rt of the Jacoby alam method is to usa the Jump rcaponie of four club# to any opening one bid aa an ace re­ quest so that you can re­ spond four clubs with this hand and keep out of all trou­ ble. Till ItSS (SI I to i t ) 9.00 12) III <a: t . t * ( t) (5) l t i l l (SI 111 11.51 i t ) IS) I* It (I) IS) 111 11:1# ( I ) aim o * aunihln* Almtaaa ilroyr, F*rm Report Florid* Hlrtory Snnrl** .-remoter Today— tliiah l)o*n* Film F**tur*r F trm MktHasten Mickle Xvaas Tod»y !*>e*l Miwi, W i t th*r Captain Kaasar oa Cartoon* Dlvorcs Court Romprr Room Lairrl** Far Woman Cartoon* Rcmpar R i t a Hay When N e w i— Mlk* W all* ** NIID Nrne a p m l ih Word for word Deoemktr Brtdt I Irvv* Lucy Concentration (tl (I) H IS (I) (l> (S) THURSDAY P. M. It.SS (2) Tour Firat I n g r e s * tan (S) 1d v s of Lila 11) Stern Key* 11:11 (I) Truth ar Coas tqurneas (I) Father Know* Bee* (I) Starch for Tomorrow It 44 (I) Holding Light 1:99 It) Naw* (I) Ernla For# (4) CBS New* Spatial 1:11 II) Toroa 1:19 42> Paople Ara Funay (I) N e n — l itr e f tw­ ee 11 (It Aa Tha World T ara* 1 11 (t) Cartoon! 1:19 (1) Lat'a M ik a A Dart f t) Ann Bnlharn (II Pietword S IS 111 Tha Doctors (4) Day In Court (41 Art l.lnkleltar l it ( t) News—- Lite New. trd I •# (1) Loretta Toung 4*v 0 * n * r a ' Hnrpita! I ll To Tell Tha T r « l * I II (1) Too Doa't Say (Color) (41 Quran Ftp A Day III Th* Edg* of Nigh* 1.99 C l Match O i m * (I) T r t t l m t i i s r (I) a«rr*t suras I H (2) ntima and AID * 4 25 121 Naw* 1*1 Uncle Walt I n* (5) liest of drouth* i 9l Hronrn ( I ) Cartoons (I) Lta v* ft Te S u n * 1-59 ()> Nawseopo TV RENTAL • Salas FA 2-4616 Zenith Color TV 8 a l« 2496 Sanford Ava. LAST DAY Frankie Avalon Annette “RIKINI fll arts Tomorrow Al 1:00 • 3:16 • 6:20 7:20 - 9:00 GORDON SCOTT IN £ o l ia t y m m ANDTHi \ Ifo M P IR E S bly figures she Is spending YOUR money and a wife who ipcndi her husband's money is usually more extravagant than one who thinks In terms of "our money." Do you just complain about the monthly bills, Instead of silting down with your wife and together figuring out some kind of a workable bud­ get 7 U so — you’ll probably go on complaining and blam­ ing your financial siiualion on an "extravagant" wife. oev'rw'-COLOMCOPI I________________________ A LL DAY TOMORROW (THURSDAY M6 rJ71 ^ REACH" Palherolor R , \ttk f ur\'l UAHtalllf « / • • Barrie* Seminole TV I,aat year MHO children were killed on our atrssta and highway*. Carol Lane, wom­ en's travel director of Shrll Oil Co., reminds us to main­ If partner show* no aces tain a watchful eye for the by a bid of four diamonds kids. you ctose the bidding at four no-trump. If be shows one see you ecltla for flvu clubs as the final ronlract. If he WIOl-IN T H IA T R shows two or three ares you bid the appropriate alam. By Ruth Millett wife on how pretty sha looks only when she is weiring something new? If so, you ought to know »he isn't going to get much pleasure out of wearing her dollies a tong time. Have you ever asked your wile to try lo hold down house­ hold expenses a* much as pos­ sible and Iben gone out and mads some extravigant purcliisa on your own without even illiciisilng the matter with her? That's enough to discourage any wife who is trying hard to save a tow dol­ lar* here and titer*. Ia you wife your full bus|neis partner — or do you in­ vest money, take on financial obligation*, or *e( up a family budget without letting her know what ia going on? If you do tlx- latter, she proba- Dr Ii t 1* Right Th* McCoy* M ill in g Links (1*t Th* M *e**r « r * t « * (Hedy* _ - ONLY) FR EN C H FRIES V«—artr Man >■■**%••' REG. 20c d iiq h liq h iA T V Time Previews TV Time critics proview coming television shows by attandlng rehearsals, watch­ ing acrernlngs, i t u d y l n g acripta in New York and Hollywood. H e ie ara their preview* for today: 7 pm - NBC. 7:30 CBB ABC. The Democratic Na­ tional Ccnventlon. Candldatea for president and vice presi­ dent will he nominated. Re- JUDGE WILLIAMS th# government. This Is the concept on which this nstion is founded, hut we are getting further away from thla con­ cept all the time. Everyttody blame* some­ body else — It's not fair tn blame your elected official* Tigers do not dum b tror*. for the avlls that beset our but, when pressed by fear, a* government. Government ia a during a flood, they have been mirror of the American peo­ known to do so. ple. But the country ia being run by minorities, brrauap the LOOKING FOR A rest of us ‘just don't have MEETING PLACET time.’ Fleet Reserve Aaaor. "We need to grow up. A na­ LAKKFKONT BLDG. Seminole Rlvd. tion docs not exist apart from PHONE 22I-U12S tha men who constitute it," 322-7346 Judga Wiliama concluded. ijuirrd for nomination will bo 1,169 voles, one mors than half the total of 2,31ft avail­ able. Chairman John W. MrConnack opens the atalon. A halfhour film about Presi­ dent Jnhnarn ia arhedulad. D on R o y e r , O w n er SANFORD — CASSELRERRY Mi-glftler Ni»w For Free Dike Or TransItUor Radio— No Purchan* Neceimary Do you want a fresher, better milk? ^nrJe C A F E T E R I A S Teetier Ivealag Special.* ■ 10-ei New York Sir­ loin Strip ceofced *• yew eedec tor only 79c. Then day Sight la "tamllr eight** with free doo•ortt for all. Sahrrdey Might is ” if*eh eight* • a big W-lb Tlon o Slook cooliod to yaur order for only 6 1 .0 0 . 1UMCHIOM II AM -J.ISP Si OfNMIS 4 JO F SS.-f 00 P.J*. rr.wBcg goo M.6l*d. IH ! f l N I S l C A H H I N G S (R V /£ f u. 1 1 I N L f N T WA l H O k l O A THINK GOODNESS! It’s T. G. LEE! There’a no mi»l*hing tha extra quality nf T. G. Lee milk, Il’a erldant in the richer, fresher flavor. Look fur th# T . G. Lea trademark when you want th* beat. PHONE 322-5663 FOR HOME DELIVERY �J I ■ VQt *«a f bt! VrralB raffe 10 — A ur. 26, 1964 • THURS. • FRI. • SAT. 25th AND PARK SANFORD L E S L I E E. SIMON, Major-General, U. S. Army, Ret., and form­ er vice president and director of Research of The Carborundum Co., has been elected to the board of directors nt Electro-Tec Corp., Or­ mond Beach. Simon U a resident of Winter Park. FRESH! NEVER FROZEN! FI.A GRADE “ A” WHOLE FR YER S - SCEA To Meet County Education Association haa been called for thii Thursday at R p. m. at the English Estates School, New officers for the coming year will he installed with Mary Grooms o f I'inrrrost Elernrnt•ry taking over as president. SIRLOIN CLUB CUBE GROUND BEEF FRYER PARIS SLICED BACON BOLOGNA BACON . PORK ROAST FLA. GRADE “ A M "CAM PFIRE" FANCY "ARMOUR STAR" CHUNK "HICKORY" SMOKED LEAN "WESTERN" I Coupon A Purchase STAMPS 50 EXTRA FROZEN FOODS j p GOLD BOND “ SEALDSW EET" GOLD BOND With Thle I Coupon A The Purchase Of "llolsum” STAMPS PEANUT BUTTER 2',i lb. jsr 99c Coupon soul at yotr "Thrittwsy" i Only Thru Hat., August 29. ( EXTRA JVlth Thle I Coupon A The / Si i i ' Sophie Halnea DcBary 848-4403 • C ¥ CANTALOUPES « oz. “ MR. G* -MOUNTAIN GROWN" VINE-IUPE TOMATOES . PEACHES i f 'D A I R Y “ 3 A O PKGS. m “ MRS. SMITH’S - GOLD BOND With This Coupon A The Purchase Of “ Inslanl" STAMPS NESCAFE i 10 Os. Jar *1.75 Coupon good at your •Thriflway” ! Only Thru Hat., August 29. 2 lbs. 35c 2 lbs. 29c FRESH FRIES GOLD BOND CREAM PIES 16 OZ. EACH "I'lLLSDUHY" ■ 07.. CANS BISCUITS . OLEO . . . "FOOD KING" QUARTERS 4/39c Ib.pkg. 10c LIMIT 2 PLEASE •EVKRFItESir FHEH1I I1AKKD! ANGEL FOOD RING WHITE BREAD . CINNAMON BUNS •'F.VF.HFItEHlI' ’ FRESH I1AKEDI "EVERFKESH" FRESH BAKED1 STAMPS •Thrillway" Phyllis Rugenstala FA 2>6254 Lake Mary Mary Geltlnga Bear Lake 293*4447 1 5 lbs. $1.98 . lb. 45c . lb. 49c . lb. 35c . lb. 35c . lb. 35c CANS i Virginia retroskl I*. O. Hoi 1214 S«nford Mildred Haney 448-5431 Deltona # ORANGE JUICE GOLD BOND Nora Norria TK 8-1514 B. Seminole 3 SWEET “ CALIFORNIA" 1 50 EXTRA to SANFORD LB. FIIESII "100% PURE" r “Thriftway* August 29. M t nkfios t i l (or cnpoi low), add host*** seta b n U i •f p iti sad iadonasUoa sboat the My, Mir la ceaum hosMlatlr. m i m ril taw a LIMIT 2 PLEASE I ,« STAMPS movtd 4 U. S. CHOICE “ FLAVOR-AGED” BEEF Condemnation Hearings On Buildings Set A public bearing on the con­ demnation of as vacant buildtnga waa sat for Sept. 14 at I p. m. in City Hall, by City Commissioners Monday night. Considering a request from Avgenia P. Constantine for a time extension on two con­ demned structures, commiss­ ioners gave her 00 days on a bouse at 212 W. 4lh St., but denied any extension of a gar­ age at 1100 Park Ave. The locations of the other ■tructures which will be con­ sidered for condemnation at the public hearing arc as fol­ lows: 1403 W. 15th St. owner, Virginia Beatrice liill; 1020 \V. 12th St., owners, Nan and Wil­ liam Butler; 2100 W. lfitli St. Raphael Bass; 2010 W. 10th St., Arthur and Lucllc Thomas; 1001, 1003, 1905, W. 10th St.. Dollar Loan Company; 1513 Southwest nd., Charlie Edwants. Also. 1704 Peach Ave., Fan ■le Bell Fields; 1704 peach Ave., Mary Lane; looo W. 15th St.. Harper Jenkins; HKKJ W. lltb St., Alonro Hatcher; Hot W. 14th St., Itoscoe Morgan; 3307 W. 14th St., Herbert Jew•tt Jr.; 1917 W. 4th St. Robert •nd Fannie Anions; 1501 Bell Ave., Lillie Hall. Also 1401 Bell Ave., Miss J. E. Laing; 1615 Olive Ave., Ella Louise Beasley; 1019 Persim­ mon Ave., Willie Boles; 505 W. 8th St., B. R. Bertie son; 1120 Sanford Ave., Texaco Co.; 310 404 E. 14th St , Roger Quesnel; NW corner Sixth and Sanford Trinity M. K. Church: 105 Laurel Ave. Robert C. Morris; 310 Laurel Ave., Misa Mar­ garet Roberts. fr "L U T O N " TEA BAGS . . . 25c LUNCHEON MEAT 2/89c RID-X . . . lb. pkg. $1.69 CRACKERS . lb. box 27c a«| V K P N " 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thle ' Coupon h The Purchase Of "Instant” IDAHOAN STAMPS POTATO EH Lb. 49c \Coo pun good at your ’Thriftway" t Only Thru Sat., August 21. PKG. OF 18 12 OZ. CANS "FA CIA L TISSUES" KLEENEX . SCOTKINS . KOTEX . . TEA 16 OZ. EACH 20 OZ. LOAVES t '* ( • PKGS. OF 8 PKGS. OF 4911 ’•AllliO” NO. 301 TANS PEAS . . . . PEACHES . . . PUNCH . SOFT DRINKS "LUNCHEON NAPKIN PKG. OF 50 "H EA RT" SLICED ” D-CON“ "REG. SIZE" PKG. OF 12 "R E D " OR "YELLOW" HAWAIIAN "SUNSHINE" KRISPY -LIPTON" • 7/S1.00 4/$1.00 NO. 2 ', CANS 46 OZ. CANS 3/S1.00 s "D A R T " ASST. FLAVORS % lb. pkg. 45c a 15 OZ. CANS ■ 15/S1.00 �A Step Toward Peace Somethinp is happening in Cleve­ land, Ohio, that should offer hope to every community with a racial problem. It bepnn quietly last April when Cleveland was torn with violent ra­ cial conflict over the issue of school integration. In the midst o f all the turmoil and shouting, a group of 65 top civic leaders, Negro and white, came to­ gether to listen attentively and ob­ jectively to each other’s viewpoints and to discuss them soberly and without rancor. Throughout the “ long, hot sum­ mer’’ o f racial discontent these busy people continued to meet without fanfare. When a new superintendent of pub­ lic schools came into office recently, practically the first thing he did was to appear before the group of 65 and outline his plans for bringing about "equality of quality education" in Cleveland. He made no extravagant promises, gave no detailed blueprint of his plans. But it was obvious that he Dr. Crane's HIGH STAKES r t f '. v 7 Worry Clinic had given the racial problem care­ ful, sympathetic thought and that he was determined to solve it to the limit of his abilities. At the conclusion of his remarks the 65 civic lenders gave him a stand­ ing ovation. Then, Negro and white, every one of them signed a pledge to give him time to implement his program anil to meet and work together in sup­ port of his efforts to bring about "equality in quality education." Among those signing the pledge were five Negro civil rights leaders who led the fight against what they regard as de facto segregation in the Cleveland schools. There is real hope in Cleveland now that the school year may begin, and continue, without name-calling or vi­ olence. If Cleveland does it, other com­ munities can do it too. Frankness, understanding and trust; a willing­ ness to pause and listen and reason. The Cleveland pattern is worth trying. CASE T-457: Clark R., aged 22. is a medical student. “ Dr. Crane," he began, “ do you think heredity is the mam reason why people live to a ripe old age? “ Or I* environment the ma­ jor facto*?" At birth, God Almighty (igurilivcty deposits 2.6 billion heart beats in the average baby's "cardiac bank." Tbit's our heredity! When they are all consumed, there aren't any more, so the heart stops. Rut we can sdd to years to •>ur longevity by environment­ al strategy. Recently, some medical re­ searchers in Chicago examin­ ed boy* and men rangmg in age* from lit to 65. These subject* were from various occupations. And t-hclr hearts averaged 100,000 beats per 21 hours! But the number varied in different men from OS,000 to 135.000. So some men had Itearls that boat 37.000 times more per day than did their companions with slower pulse rates. So the slow hearts should last much longer than those which were racing unduly fast. The slow hearts might let W hy Not For People? It’s easy these days to get the idea that human kindness, sentiment and compassion have gone down the drain. People are fighting all over the world, and it seems that nobody likes anybody. Then along comes something which proves all over again that a heart most people are really softies. Why, for instance, did the Ohio National Guard halt its artillery practice during its recent annual maneuvers at Camp Grayling, Mich.? On orders from the Pentagon? For international expediency? From lack of ammunition? No. Because of a flock o f tiny birds. The rough, tough soldiers discov­ ered that almost 1,000 Finland's warblers— practically the world's en­ tire population o f this rare species — were using a wooded jack-pine tract o f the firing range for nesting. So all firing in thnt section was stopped until the feathered families were ready to move on. Is such sentimentality for the birds? You bet. And wouldn't it be fine for people, too? Thought For Today For if I preach the gospel, thnt gives me no ground for boasting. For necessity Is laid upon me. Woe to me if I do not preach the gospel! — I Cor. 0 : lt«. Helen Fuller Soys Battle Lines Are Drawn WASHINGTON — T h e coming Presidential campaign is easting it* shadow before it earlier than is usual. With only one of the nomi­ nees officially chosen, it 1* al­ ready clear what the hottest issues are to ho and how the battle is to he fought. President Johnson has giv­ en orders to his Cabinet that he and they are to take the high road together — talk about how good and effective tlie Kennedy-Johnson Admin­ istration has hern, ignore the opposition so far as possible and re fuss to ha put on the de fensive. i Senator Goldwater’ * re­ search staff is busy assemb­ ling ammunition to accom­ plish the latter purpose, com­ piling facts from the past that will possibly provoke tha President to defend his per­ sonal and public record These are the standard stances for incumbent and challenging candidates for the Presidency and so not to be viewed either with or with­ out alarm. What is arresting is that Senator Gnldwater, re­ garded by many as the old fashioned conservative, is it niurh more modern ami ad­ vanced in campaign methods Herald Area Correspondents Geneva Mrs. .toAnn Hava 310-4873 Altamonte Spring* Mr*. Julia Bartoa 838-1318 Rear l.ske-Knrest City Mra. Maryann Mile* 838-3678 Casselberry Mr*. Jane Casselberry 838.5048 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Magi* 365-3713 DeBary Mr*, frank White 668-1222 Lake Mary Mr*. France* Writer 312.611* Enterprtsr Mrs. Ritrhle Harris 668-5831 668 4664 l.nngwnod Mr*. Donna Estes 838-3317 OsU-en Mr*. Clarence Snyder 322-4841 Drllim* Mra. Mildred Haney 668-5631 Lake Monro* Mra. 11. I.. Johnsoa 322-4721 Oviedo Mra. Evrlyn I.undy 365-3160 ©If* Pnge 1-A fljeralh Sanford, Florida Wed., August 20, 196*1 WALTKN A. UlltLUW, KUITOM AND fU S U tH K a t'll A V K \ (II.TUI.1M l. L'Jfrulmliia . General M i s a i t r JL LIA.S L. STKN STItuM MOIIEIIT ALEX A SIIE Il Associate Editor Advertising Director ■ AHKV I. JUIIXSON MUX UNktttN Managing Editor Advertising Meneger n m silts Kii.i.Kiuiitw Telegraph U till la Huclttf Editor W II.I.IA M a Editor m iv m : at a n s Cllr Editor JID V O sntr nor I*I4T T General Advertising Msneger d A S ISt BIIUKMAKKa Uuslness Manager CHEU WKLLg Merhantcal BupL IIILI, VI.SCKAT WELL* Editor Statf Photographer ■i n e iH im o a M e s s Delivers Ir s i t i i Hall ge-leele Ceeetg All Otbee Jls Week !>.«• i Tear III.II | Tear * *• • Months t.U ( Moaths 1 IS I Months I oo 1 Months t.M I Meath t.ve i Month U. a. Postal Itegulntloaa provide thsl all mall subscriptiona he peld In advance. Entered se second class metier October IT, l i l t at the Poet Office of Tenford, Florid*. under the Act ef Cesgreie of Merch N o pert of sop mslerlal, news or advertising; or this edition ef The Sanford Herald map ha reproducad In aap manner with­ out written permission ef the publisher of The Herald. Anp Individual or firm responsible for eurh reproduction will be considered ee Infringing on The Herald’s copprlght and will be held liable for damaging under the law. Publltbsd dalle eacepl haturdap, Sunday and Ehrlatmati published Selurdap proceeding ( , unit technique* than the mod­ ern - mind'll Mr. Johnson hue yet shown himself to lie. The HIM precision o f tire* Goldwater organization at San Francisco still Ims tdd pros talking in admiration. Tlie lamentable disorganisa­ tion of Democratic national headquarter* and tlie lack o f staff preparation for the cam­ paign are tlie current subject o f long-faced discussion wher­ ever Democrat* gather. Judg­ ed only on technical readi­ ness. the Gnldwater machine is miles ahead. Hie likelihood, however, Is that emotions will count for more Ihart organ! rat Ion in the November outcome. The I’ res. ident and Senator Gnldwater have mutually agreed that federal guaranies of rivil right* should he removed b s an issue because o f its po­ tential nuclear firepower at this moment. Senator Goldwater has since reasserted thnt neither he nor Vice-Pres­ idential candidate William Miller will Inject this Issue into the campaign. There is no reason to doubt the good faith of either Goldwnter or Johnson in this pledge. Itoth are aware of the disastrous rnnsrqurnrrs thnt could flow from playing poli­ tics with race tin* year. Hut they rannot absolutely prevent zealot* on one side or the oth­ er from doing so. Time will test the degree of thrir con­ trol over their stalwarts. On their own motion, the two nten are reverting to thiir customary roles, re g io n ­ al versus national. As the An­ ti - Eastern candidate, Goldwater is planning ■ William • Jennings - Itryan kind of drive to bind together the South, the Midwest and the Mountain States, with enough support from Around the bor­ dering state* to make a ma­ jority. As Senator from Texas, Johnson wm as regional as Gnldwater i»- Freed from that special-pleading position, he has become a national - in­ terest candidate. As such, he is thinking out strategies near to I.yndon Johnson o f Texas. What the White House bat been bearing from people In­ clines the President in two particular directiona — tow­ ard talking especially to wom­ en about peace and older citi­ zens about personal, retire­ ment security, Both groups, the polls (in which the Presi­ dent lias great confidence) show, have les* than full con­ fidence in Goldwater on these scores. By Joseph tV. Grieg I nitrd I'rcs* International Political Notebook said. “ Their officer* always do (lie same tilings over ami over. We hit an outpost. They send in a relief column. We set an ambush. They come hi with no advance guard and no scouts out. We can hit them without warning. “ In any maneuver, you al­ ways know wlut they ate going to do. “ Their officers are a bunch of scholars. They read luniks tint know nothing alniut war or leading men . . . especially llic young officers, “ With the Viet Cong, it’s dif­ ferent. The man who fights well In his squad and leads well, moves up. No one asks how many books lie's read. “ We weren't worried al«>ut your weapons. We were both­ ered by your tnirnhings (or awhile but found way* hi use them to our advantage. “ We'd visit an unfriendly hamlet we wanted to win over and warn the people that the Americans ami their stooge* were going to tiomb them. Then we'd move our troops openly into Hie hamlet, make Letters To The Editor President of the Demo­ cratic Women's Club of Seminole County Editor, Herald It is about time a slop is put to this “ Democrat* for Goldwater" bit. There is no such thing a* » “ Democrat for Goldwater " Gnldwater is the Republican candidate for the Presidency When a person registers as a Democrat or Republican, lie identifies himself ns a mem­ ber of that party. The Democratic Party does NOT endorse Goldwater for President so therefore, it is ridiculous lor these Republi­ cans who ate registered as Democrats for the purpose °f being able to vole in the pri­ maries, to use tills slogan. When we go to tlie polls to vote we have the privilege of Editor, Herald: I would like lo apologize for making the mistake of thinking the Garden Club and the Women's Club were one and tlie same, a* I have N-cn told In no uncertain terms. The Women’s Club is the organization that provided the land for the park at the Weklva that the sportsmen are developing. It was given to the Women's Club by the late Joe Cameron and the title re­ mains in the Women's Club. So my humble apologies, ladies, and may God bless your enterprising hearts ami ch oosin g ih c on e » e wish may you all vote for Gold wa­ Only God and ourselves know which one that Is. God forbid ter. S. B. (Ji m) Crowe that this right is cvrr taken from us. OVER 55 YEARS However, public support and At First A 1'almrtto misrepresenting the Democra (Alongside old post office) tic party Is a different thing. Democrat* will support and work for the candidates of the Democratic party, who. we feel sure, will he President I.yndon B. Johnson. Tlie Demorratir parly Is noting these Republicans in • Carpet* • Furniture Democrat clothing. • Tile • Pianos Sincerely * Rental Bed* Catherine S. Gehr, Sanford Furniture Co. Also, don't overeat, for ex­ cess food (as well as alcohol, tobacco and most drugs) also wear out your heart faster. Remember, too, that for every S pounds of extra fat you carry, your heart must move your blood through 3 extra miles of vessels I Ami at every beat, loo! Also, get your proper amount of sleep, for the main purpose of slumber is to re«t your heart. If your normal waking pul*# rate is 72, it will prnbibly drop to 70 while you sleep. Meanwhile, your blood presslire is lower so each of those 70 beats requires less force from your faithful heart Caffeine drinks also speed up your heart and thus help deplete your "csrsliic bank account" that much sooner. Frustration speeds up your heart. Ion, so learn to budget your day's work by a written agenda. And team up with God so you can drift off fast and Into deeper sleep at night. And avoid hard driving, cross-country vacation trips, for they overwork your heart instead of resting it, as the proper vacation should! Greece Ey es Neutralism Bruce Biossat — Ray Cromley WASHINGTON ( NKA) — Trinh Viet Duong (fictitious name) was an assistant squad leader in a mainline Vie! Cons battalion until a few weeks ago. I talked to him in Tay Ninh, where he had come in, bring­ ing a Thompson suit machine gun with him. He was stocky and tough. “ When I joined the Viet Cong." lie said. “ I was told we would drive out the American foreigners enslaving our coun­ try. But in the VC, too, the men giving the orders were Chinese, while fureignrs. and Vietnamese trained in the north. We flew foreign flags— Chinese and Itussian. “ I decided we weren't ac­ complishing anything. Besides, we were short of food and sick for lack of medicine. We never got homp to see our farnilirs,'' Trinh Viet Duong had some pithy thoughts atsmt the Viet­ namese government officers and troops he'd been up against. "It's easy fighting Vietna­ mese government troops,'' he you live lo be 90 while the fast hesrt* would consume those 2 6 billion beats in 30 years or less. “ But, Dr. Crane," you may wonder, “ how can I slow down my heart?" Avoid undue excitement, In­ cluding anger, hatred, fear, etc., for in Ihesc emotions you race your “ motor” and thus waste unnecessary heart beats. Also, avoid standing when possible, for when you stand, your heart works harder to pump your 5 or 6 quarts of blood your full height. If you are sealed with feet on » hassock, your heart may slow down one beat per min­ ute. which is t.ttn beats you salvage per day. Nowadays, dental surgeons, barbers and retail store clerks are urge,! to employ stools, not only to rest their lect but also to benefit their hearts. And at home, hy all means prop your feet on a hassock, for that reduces your slanding height of 6 feet lo about 3 feet! Eying in lied is even better so lounge on your davrn|w>rt and it will rest your heart even more than sitting with feet on a footstool. certain that tlie government forces learned we were there. “ Then you'd bomb the place. Our Viet Cong would move among the people, give them medical aid, help them organ­ ize defenses, sympathize with them about Ibis terrible thing the foreigners and tlwir stoogle* were doing to the people. It helped. "The Vietnamese govern­ ment offirers and soldiers we met up with didn't seem In have their heart In fighting, [ don’t think they knew what they were fighting for. “ The government troops would move into hamlet, round up the young men by force, put them into the army. And that was that. I myself was hiding from this kind of a draft when the Viet Cong found me. “ When I went with the Viet Cong, they Immediately senl me lo a -IS-doy course in tac­ tics and political mdoctrina. tinn. Ever since then, on the days w«> weren’t out on patrol, we'd base political lectures and disrussions. Men who classes in reading, “ We also got some topflight military advice. My battalion bad Chinese advisers. “ We got into a scrape and one of tile Chinese was killed, To hide the fact that he was Chinese Ins head was rut off and hurled. Then the report was spread that the Vlelna inese government troops had committed an atrocity against us—beheading one of our pro pie "We got Into a lot of trou­ ble for losing the Chinese ad vi«rr. For two days our hat talion did little hut fill nut official reports explaining how this hud Happened," “ Homes Of I’ ABIS (U l*l) — Ths At­ lantic alliance took some hud knock* in tlie Cyprus crisis. Officials at the North A t­ lantic Treaty Organization's NATO headquarters here have not yrt finished toling up the full damage, But, even though it did not come to the worst — that is, war between NATO mem­ ber* (ireeee and Turkey— it already is clear that the alli­ ance's strategic and highly vulnerable southeastern anch­ or position has b«en seriously undermined. The first, most obvious re­ sult is that Allied Supreme Commander Gen. I.yman t„ l.emuitzer no longer ran be sure of the effectiveness of Greek and Turkish forces un­ der Ida command. Although Greece and Tur­ key returned to his control the unit* they pulled nut dur­ ing the Cyprus rii*l*. Greece ha* not »enl bark the tfui or so offirers who ninde up roughly one-third of the staff o f NATI)'* southeastern com­ mand headquarter* at Izmir In Turkey. That left only the Ameri­ can ami Turkish officer* In what Is supposed to la- » three.power command. K ii r l h e rmore, l.emnltzer must be having serious qualms as In just how far Greek and Turkish armed forres, could be rntinled on to fight along­ side esrb other against the Communists. Vet, aside from the tl.S. Sixth Fleet ill the Medilnr. ranran, tlie FJ Greek and 1 I Turkish divisions are the West's sole mean* of defense at the southern end of the Iron Curtain. On the political side, too, NATO offiriala have cause for anxiety. Greece emcigcd from the Cyprus crisis embittered and disappointed. It was t h e Greeks who had to hack down from the hi ink of war wilh Turkey. Rightly or wrongly, the Greeks blame the United States and Britain, Diplomats lure see ominous signs that Greece now may etlge increasingly towards a neutralist position or even t > one of closer relations with Moscow. An even more alarming by­ product o f the ciisis was tlir way it opened the door to Russian meddling in the East­ ern Mediterranean. Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, nfter somr ap­ parent Initial uncertainty, took up enthusiastically Greek Cypriot I’ reaident Archbishop Mukarioa' appeal for help. T hj next follow up stage will hr a visit to Moscow hy Cypriot Foreign Minister Spyros Kypriunou. Thus, without having to do very much pxpecl ship soma arms gput perhaps some token economic a i d , Khrushchev stands to realize a centuriesold dream of Imperial Rus­ sia hy gaining a toe-hold in the Eastern Mediterranean. The picture from the NATO viewpoint Is not a reassuring one. ROSES GOOD SELECTION! (irupcvllte Nursery 2221 Grapevlite Are. 322-0886 "ScotIs Dealer" Turn off th e h eat. (with our Grapefruit) Distinction” CUSTOM BUILT Situated on large individually landscaped Iota Features include eentral hr at and air conditioning TWO NEW HOMES NOW COMPLETE MODERN KITCHENS BY % EST. 1935 Y A W C fA T 'A SAW , C/> 114 Bo, Phope Palmetto FA 2-0814 Shnsmaksih CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty Genets! Office 211 W. 25th St. 322-3103 Saks Office 322-741)5 STENSTROM REALTY SAFES AGENTS �II Horoscope OUR BOARDING HOUSE Hf\t BanTttrfl WmTS Pape 2-A—Aiipr. 2(1, 1064 SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith # Forecast TW tday, August 77. MM GENERAL TENDENCIES: fh « oirjy morning U jrour tim* to put into •fftcl *om« very Interesting new arrangemenu, but the afternoon and evening find you with real ablltly to itndy wt«ir flnenelal plane. Qet right Into whatever debt* and Ineome face you and work inch matter* out with fine degree of Intelli­ gence. ARIES (March 71 to April IS) During AM make wlie daelalona aa to the belt path* to follow that will mike you hip­ py. Drill well and a*e the right people fee advice. Qet huey and earn In the after­ noon and PM, TAURUS (April K> to May SO) Day hour* are boil for making plan* that prepell you forward and during remain­ der ef day, tarry through with them. Dlicuao with euports at langth. Undanland every detail. GEMINI (May SI to June t l) Shew In eorne tangible way that you appreciate the loyalty of frlendi. then get back to work qulatly. Plan social avanlng In AM. OetUag porienBi sffilri organised will be ea>y, toe. MOON CHILDREN (Juno 11 lo July 11) Know what It ia that hlghor-upa aapect from you by llitanlng carefully tv their auggeitloni. Attend to civic affaire during day; per­ sonal one can be relegated te PM. LEO (July n to Auguit 21) A new approach at Important duties In AM la win and U you pi in to ace powerful per­ rons tonight. aU goei well for you. Reach decliloni. Theie win color your future tremen­ dously. VIRGO (Auguit a to Sep­ tember a ) Getting account* straightened out Is fine during AM to Out your free time for delving Into now bitereiti. Knew your poilHon with part­ ners during morning. Work In I'M, loo. Produce I LIBRA (September a to October a ) Gating aupport ef partner* la Idaal during AM but be correct now and tonight In carrying through with work. Listen cirrfully to what olheri lay. Follow orders wall. SCORPIO (October M to November It) Getting to work early and In harmony with fellow workara will tee you producing much. Plin a happy evening with mate. Get In­ to hobble# that are mutually enjoyable. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) fly talking (an and listening to what highcr-ups expect of you, you can then carry through effi­ ciently. You awiken fading very happy. This la rigid tnood for accompltihmrnt. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Getting horn* environment Ideally arranged In AM leave* lime for enjoy­ ment of friends, hobble*, l i ­ ber. Re b*»ic In all you do. Thl* iama attribute can bs aplied to creative outlet*, too. AQUARIUS (Jinuary 21 to February ID) Important diicuulana ahould be handled in AM. Re aura to get down to buiincn In the afternoon and get excellent remit*. Pleating kin ihould be your hippy talk tonight. PISCES (Fcbruiry 20 to March 10) Carry through with data you reeetvs la AU, which will maka poaatbt* a greater abundance In the fu­ ture. See the Influential peraone who nan be helpful. GROW. IE YOUR CHILD IS RORN TODAY, there will be auch a vivid Imagination lo this na­ ture that ovtryone will be drawn to your progeny, who will be n delight to all. How­ ever, later the thinking be­ come* mere practical and the beat outlets hart era building, banking, handling of real es­ tate, etc., whether male or female. "The Slain Impel, they do not compel." What you makt of your Ufa la largely up to e v I a » t C 3 * n o j t 'It YOU1 Carroll BlgMar'l Individual Forecast for your sign for Sopt la now ready. Par your copy send your hltthdats and |1.M to Carroll Rlghler Fore­ cast, (The Sanford Herald), Dei 1M1, Hollywood M. Cali­ fornia. llout Opposed LONDON (UP!) The British Boxing Board ef Con trot Monday Joined Um Europran Uoalng Union and tha N w York Athletic Commit *i»Q In asking for the outlaw of tha pro pond return heavyweight championship fight between Sonny Liston end Cassius Clay. / rj r?; ti *— rtt r- —- t I �! Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y o u -D ia l 322-5612 50. Mlso. For Sale 4. Beauty Care 73. Male nr Female Help READY MIX CONCRETE PART TIME. Surplus City. 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Houses For Rent SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer $ Bank J Repossessions RENTALS HOME RENTERS It'* Just good businais to check tint with Sanford's largest H o m e Servicing Agency. Fine Home*, Fairly Priced. In all Sizes! HOME OWNERS Good Rental horn**, Priced right, ara renting and leas­ ing fasti Call Today, For Prompt and EfficiasK Service. It Pays! Stenstrom Realty • la * * * -* 7M9*f VI 90 m. e *-*6 ‘Next time you choose up sides, don't forget who gavt you the baseball!” 95. Houses For Sat* 95. Housts For Sale 2565 PARK DRIVE 333-2420 822-7495 100. Resort Hentnls HUTCHISON’S OCEANFRONT APTS. 339 So. Atlantic Daytona Beach Call 322 4058 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, concrete NEW HOMES block home, extras galore. Available In Sanford area and Call 322 6148. l-ongwood area (6 ml. So. on 17-92). Ready for occupancy HAVE T R A IL E R $83 00 per mo. and up. 10'\ .Mobile Homes - Sale WILL TRADE 5alaa office: 802 Highland Ava A 30' Luxury Mobile Home, Longwood, Fla. ’63 EXPANDO, 53 x 10, 3 Red appraised at $3300. Will 838-3911 Collect room, Air conditioned. Re­ trade $1700 equity for $1000 finance payoff $5500. Asking equity In aeceptabia 4 Bed­ $200 equity! 122 7462. room home ia Sanford era*. Cryital Lake Park—Lake Mar> NEW HOMES SOUTHWARD Shown by appointment Ph 322-3311. Stamper Agency SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR REXAIR DEALER tin s 8. Park 322-6511 (19. Schools & Instruction* HALES - PARTS - SERVICE GRACE METHODIST fid. ailac. For nale CHURCH KINDERGARTEN Onora Rd. at Woodltnd equipped. Low down pay WILL accept best reasonable Fall Term Beging Aug- 31 ment. 322-m i after 12 noon. offer for 19 cu. ft. atatnleii $3 Registration Fa*. |1l per steel commercial refrigera­ F IU - RESALES month. For additional in­ tor. Good running condition formation visit ur phone Like new, 2 * 3 BEDROOM Contact Dick Aiken or call MASONRY Homes, I * I Church Office 9 $. m. to 11 *116635. Baths, Kitchana Equipped nooq. 322-1471. *100 Down, Payments laaa NORGE IS cu ft. Refrigerator; SEMINOLE KINDERGARTEN than rant. High Chair and Baby Crib. Nursery now taking ragiilra1IELMLY REALTY 323 0878. tiona. Qualified teacher. 24 Ph. 322-1641 hr. service. Reasonable Ph. For easy, quick carpet clean­ 322-9439 or 322-7820. ing rant Blue Lustre Elec­ tric Shampooer only $1 par HOLLY AVE. day. Carroll'a Furniture. KINDERGARTEN CLASSIFIEDS M A R I E .......... JUNIOR KINDERS Ph. 122-8360 AUGUST SPEC. Foam ice 2427 Holly Ava. ch eiti, 99 cent*. Surplus The Only Pre-School in Sinford ta have participated in City, 201 W. lit St. tha State Accreditation Pro­ GUNS, Buy, Sell, Trade, Re­ gram. For the Beat Buy In pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE A New or Resale Home, REDEEMER LUTHERAN FISH CAMP. S*a StMUtpem Really KINDERGARTEN BILL'S BARGAIN BARN S. Park, E. of Dairy Quaaa. of 10,000 Items Pre-school. Qualified teach­ We Maw The llama For You’ 1300 Grapevillc Ave. ers. Tuition: Kindergarten. $15 mo. Pre-Kindergarten, For real automobile bar $10 mo. Call 322-3332 or 322gatel, check the Herald cDsi7227. 5365 PARK DRIVE Ifled display eection. 322-2420 822-7496 w. a HOMES FOR SALE Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice ta c-o.r t >l th* r « » i r Ja*B*. ••mlw.l* {'•■■is, arter­ ies. la Prwfcaie. la ret a>tti< at Paul r . Johnion, tlicm H . Ta All Craettera aw* Marlai. t’ lalia. ar Arrian Bale ttelatei llia irii You a " * rich of m u ar* U t r .b r aotlfted anil rtqulr.d to p rnr nt any rtalma • n-1 d* rrinidi which ynti, or allhrr of you, may hava aarlnrt the arlat* of Paul K. Jnhnalnn, da. r i i r i d , late at a*44 f a m il y , to tha Touaty Ju die of Kami* nut* County, Plotter, at til* « f fir* i the eourt hour# of said County «t Sanford. Florida. Within ell calendar nnmthe from Ihe l i n e ut Ihe flrel iiuIjZlotllon of thlt notice. T a n coplri of rich claim or demand aliell ha la writing. and ahatl State the plat# of rartdante and peat efflce eddreee of ihr cl%tniani. end ehell ha .worn to by the rlelment. hie agent, nr hla ettornry and nosnmpnnled by a rillna tea af one dul­ ler end euch claim or demand • ut ee filed ehell be void. at M i l l * Hose Jnhneioa A ■ e« er ul rli of the t-aer Will end Tarlanieni of Paul K. John eon. d i t t o e d Slack S', rlrvrland, J r . Allnrney at l.*w, |>. ft Drawer U, Sanford. Florida. Atto rnty far R»tete F i r . l p u b l l ttl l j e Augu it II. ltd Put I'.h Aug. II. 1*. :i. A irpt I lilt. CDC-14 71. Mqle Help Wanted Custom building 4* yam 3 BEDROOM. 1th bath central ROSE COURT APARTMENTS •gasification*. Oraenbrlar hast and air cond., Florida I BH. Furnished Apt. lit Floor, developed by Near Naval Bias. 9015 Ban room, wall to wall carpeting. KIN’ GSWOOP ford Ave. 668 4323. $730 down and payments of BUILDER*, INC. $71.71 per month. Phone Clean 4 Rooms, sit Park. 102 Fairman* Dr. 81)0311. FA 2-8074 W E L A K A APARTMENTS 8S. ffmine* • Snip nr Rtnl 114 W. First St. $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON I [loom Efficiency apt. with LAKE. Call a r a n I n g a pvt. bath k shower, suitable 5EVERAL Outstanding 2 & 3 322-1597. for couple or single person Bedroom Homes available In or retired. All utillUsa In­ all Areas of .Sanford. U t ua 67. Hounan Fnr Rent cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ Show you Around! cated on lit St., within 1 g BEDROOM nicely furnished block of t free parking lots house. 322 6237. and shopping nenter. In­ quire at Manual Jacobson S ROOM furnished apt., Near 1901 R. Park Ava. Dept. Store lit E. First St. downtown area. Water furaFA 2 8211 anytime iabed. 322 8551 after 3. LARGE 2 Bedroom Apartment, furnished or unfurnished, SMALL garage apartment, $63. 1703 Magnolia. furnished. Adults only. No THE TIME TESTED FIRM pets. |33 par month. Apply FURNISHED apartmaait, in­ i l l N. Perk Ave. FA 18123 108 E. 18th St. between 9 quire 404 E 14th St., Apt. NORTH ORLANDO. 2 beda. m. and 5 p. m. 7. room, screened porch, nicely landscaped. 130 N. Cortes. 1 BR. fura. house, Lako Mary. FURN. APT. Close in. 122 2100 No pete. 322-3049. 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, screen­ FURN, Apt. Close te. Jim ml* Cowan. 322 4011. ed patio. Pb. 113 0368. I BR, Unfurnished house. Pb Seminole Realty S t Johns Realty 3288192. 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, EXCELLENT, 3 b e d r o o m ROUTE 31AN for established home with one acre and tiny F U R N I S H E D 2 Bedroom utilities Included. A d u l t s laundry and dry cleaning lake. Very convenient, vary only. Lake Mary. 322 4)02. House. 2411 Palmetto, Pb. rout*. Apply in person or private. $13,910 with super 322-0274. Government Owned I LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex call for appointment. Guar­ ternu. Homes apis. 14th Ava., Longwood antee afx] commission. Semi­ l BR, Fura. House. Ph. seiBART PILCHER, BROKER s mi. from N.A.S. Ph. 838 nole County Laundry. 3122. Personal Harvira 3291. FURNISHED COTTAGE at I EXPANDINUI Call 322-749* gateetion of 2, I, end 4 Points. 885 per month. Ph. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. AirDue to the fast expansion ef Redivons located In various conditioned Bedroom. $11. I ll 322-1487. our Company, we need 3 section* of Sanford E. 8th . 322 4285. men who are neat and have Immediate Delivery 2 Bedroom home, 817 Catalina. car, and would like to make MONTHLY PAYMENTS EFFICIENCY, $40. Bit Park above average income, to 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Bow FROM 150.00 work local, or be relocated FOR THE REST HOME aiso'a Trailer Court, sea- I k 2 BEDROOM Apartments. 833 to *83. Apply Apt. T, anywhere la the South. See 490*. ruy 404 E. 14th SI. Company Representative 9-10 SEE YOUR RENTAL*! a. m. Room 208, Mcitch $30 mo. Up. Burplua City. I, I, A 4 BEDROOM1 Fura is had or Unfurnished lildg., 224 E. lit St.________ 1, m , 8 2 HATH* Bsll-Blair Agency 115. Auto* For Buie 72. Femal^^fel^Wantec? KITCHEN EQUIPPED Ph. 112-3*41 216 S. Park Ave. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? '35 FORD, good body, good I A I Bedroom Houses SUPPLEMENT INCOME! For Complete Information mechanical condition, Call Need Indie!, 35 •66, with nr Payton R ealty Baa or Call Your 322 G648, Claude Harrell. 121 1301 17-92 at Hiawatha without car for Survey work 4 hours, 5 day* per week 3 2-BEDROOM CII Houses 1956 FORD Station Wagon, BALES BROKER No selling. $1.23 to $1.30 pci radio and heater. ThunderSpace haalrr, kitchen equip­ M t Have Tb* Hom* Far You hour. See Company nepre bird engine, 34,000 mile*. ped Available now A Aug. aentative 9 a. m. Sharp, $250 rath. Call after 3 p. m. 2>. Pb. 312 5303. Room 208, Melacb Bldg.. 224 821-4794. E. tel St. LAKE MARY. 2 Hedroom, 3(45 PARK DRIVE Florid! room, fenced yard, BACK TO SCHOOL car, '44 DIETARY supervisor, age 190 jd ’ 8420 322-7495 Dodge Coronet 4-door, Powin -t m . 33. Will train. 40 k*ur work Office: 322-2111 •r steering, Power brakes week. Seminola Memorial Nights: 323-0700 3 BEDROOM boute, fenced radio- Qua owner, $411. CpaHospital Dietary Dept. 9 g. 322 0641 back yard, West of City tact Wally Dtelxicha 1U-2Z4I ni. to 3.30 p. m. 2524 Park Drive limit*, 179 mo. 322-4319, or $22 3232. '36 '34 '62 '31 '81 'l l '31 '37 '31 '34 '37 '57 '57 '57 '31 '14 '57 '&» 'l l '38 '39 '81 37 '39 '35 '59 '37 '58 ‘51 '53 '32 '60 '38 '53 '53 '33 Ford PU. *317 bai, $31 mo. Ford PU, *499 bat, *24 mo. Cons'! 313 $1199 bal $39 mo. Cadillac $1091 bal. $37 mo. Renault $699 bal, $32 mo. Volkawm $1047 bal $33 mo. Pont. Eat, 1499 bal, $21 mo. Ram. Wxn $699 bal $31 mo. Chav. Wgn $6S3 bal $32 mo. Pont. Win. *499 bal $24 mo. Olds 1IT $699 bal, )31 mo. t'hcv. VI $699 till. *31 mo. Ram. 4 Dr $197 bal $22 mo. Bulck $677 bal, $32 mo. Ply Spt Cp $7ii bal $3* mo. Bulck $299 bal, $16 mo. Olds 88 $661 bal, $31 mo. Old a 88 $1009 bal $39 mo. Ford, $99 bal, $4 mo. Tont. epe $801 bal $32 mo. Merc. AC $747 bat, $33 mo. Renault $397 bat, $29 mo. Ply HT $197 bal. $24 mo. Ply Wgn $707 bal $33 mo. Cadillac, $614 bal $32 mo. Chcv Wgn $787 bal, $37 mo. Chev. VB $715 bal, $32 mo. Olds 4 Dr $367 bal $32 mo. Bulck, $33 bal, $2 mo. Ford, $99 bal $4 mo. Ford, $78 bsl. *3 mo. Lark $199 bal IT mo. Mercury 11ST bal $8 mo. Bulck , $77 bal, $3 mo. Olds, $91 bal $3 mo. Ford, $39 bal $2 mo. National REPOSSESSIONS. INC. SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS 1012 Phone 322-4503 It lift). Automotive Hervire *S^ ^ ^ P E C | A U S T =™ “ WRIGHT'S AUTO REPAIR Foreign & Domestic .. Sanford Ave. Across from H.L.H. 322-0247. Seiikarik Gina* and Paint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 COHEN RADIATOR STIOP Free itutpeclion, eitlmalei, pickup, delivery. Recoring k repuri diicountad. 211te E. 3rd. 322-3441 Auto Glass, Tap* k Seal Covert AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. In* St. FA 2 8032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 12.T. Hunts & Mnturn ROBSON SPORTING GOODS la closed for vacation until Sept. 3. Walt for big reopen­ ing sale on all top quality boat* by Thunderblrd, MFG, Lone Star, Trawler, Evinrude. Gator, etc. Sample prices; $1195, 90 hp. Evinrude, $893. IH FI. $15.13 fam­ ily runabout, $850. $693 Ifl FI. fishermans r u n s li o ut, $450, Sturdy Tilt trailer* from $113. Many others, plus boat lot of used outfit* at Auction Wholesale. Wait for reopening sale ami really save. Term*. Hobson Sport­ ing floods. Dowiown Sanford. 322 3961. Our Used Cars Are U N D ER P R IC ED OUR CUSTOMERS LIKE IT LIKE THAT. BESIDES, WE SELL MORE OF ’EM THAT WAV. 1962 1962 1962 1962 1961 1961 I960 CORVAIR MONZA g Door*. 4-Sprrd 9|arkrd Down From $1493.00 PONTIAC BTARCIIIEF 1- Donr, power Starring A Brake*. A Vrrv Fine Huy At (Inly HANDLER CLABRIC 4-Door Economy At 11a Heat. FORI) FALCON t-Door, Radio and Heater, Nearly Near White Fini.h- RAMBLER AMERICAN *1295 *2195 *895 *1095 *295 *1995 *695 2Dr. Station Wagon, A I'rrfrrt 2nd 4'ar. Standard Tran.mi.aiaw. UllICK ELKCTRA 22S • 4 Dr. Hardtop. Farlory Air I'ondltlonid. Every Power Ftalura and New Tirra. FORI) COUNTRY BED AN V-K With Standard TramimU.iiin. A Little Itouah Hut A Lot 4)f Good Still I t ft. K id io and llr a t r r *1595 62 COMET Custom 4-Dr. Sedan, 6-CyU Auto Trans., R 4k II $1495 62 RAMBLER Ambaaaadar Custom 4-Dr. Sedan, V-tt Enilnr, Stand. Tran... I*. Slrrrlng, I'nwrr llrakri, llratrr, Air I'undilionrd. '1595 62 OLDSMOBILE "88" Holiday Coujir, Auto. Tran*,, P nw .r Starring, I'nwrr Hrakra, Blrrtrir Window, Birr. Kant, Radio and llraltr, Air L'undition. *2695 63 English Ford Cortina 2-Dr. Sedan, Batra Ulran, Solid, Very Broaomlcal. 1395 61 CORVAIR "SOU" Series, 4-Dr. Sedan. • C jl., Stand, Transmit.•fun, Radio and llcalrr. *995 60 CHEVROLET IHPALA CONVERTIBLE * Cyl., Aula. Trane.. Radio and Heater, While Fini.li, Blue Top, Alt Vinyl Interior. 1495 ON liltANl) NEW 61 CHEVROLET RAMBLERS IMPAI.A CONVERTIBLE V-8, Aula Trass., Power Steering, Power Rrakr., Power Windows. Radio and Healer, Air Cooditiuurd, Very Nlrr. CLASSICS AND AMERICANS ! ONLY 11 64*8 LEFT! 1895 60 CORVAIR "866" Bcrlra, 4-Dr. Bedan. •-Cyl., Staad. Trans,, Radis sad Heater. Hp/mplul£ n O i ' iH | IN C ‘795 OPEN EVERY FHA - VA HOMES FHA - VA 62 FALCON "SQUIBB" STA. WAGON 1-Dr., 6-Cyl., Auto Tran.., CLEAN-UP PRICES $100 DOWN and Sales Broker JIM HUNT Stenstrom Realty REALTY To Use The HERALD Went Ads. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED $100.00 DOWN V A - FHA Property Management 12-1. Boats & Mot ora 3-BEDROOM house, tome kit­ FIBRE GLASS Boat, '57 FORD V I, Auto. Tran* , KARMANN Ull!\ 62 VW. 17.- 16' chen equipment, $80 mo. 308 two ml. Perfect condition, Trailer & 1964 90 HI* EvinRA-lt, I Door, 2 Tone. Ex­ Myrtle Ave. 323-0833. transistor radio, $1495. Also rude, $1595. 332-3635. cellent. Reasonable, '41 Oldamobiit. Owner Ph. 3226201. FURNISHED. I Bedroom, CR, 838-1137, Oak floor*, mtwwiry home. Pays 1 Block W. of Hwy. 17-93 on '61 OLDSMOBILE FBS, low 434, then 1 Block S. on East mileage. $1200. 322-2834. St. to Vincent Dr. 838 6395 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms NEW and USED Awnings & Cabanas Investment k Realty NEW HOMES QUALITY MOBILE HOMES MAYFAIR BUILDING LUTS. 322 9173 West Fourth St. Just off Per- Hwy. 17-92 S 322-2562 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. 111 N. Park Ave. almmon. Salesman on pro Scott Ave. Will consider party, 4:00 to 7:00 p. m 103. M obile llo m * * - R ent reasonable offer. J. N. Rob EVERETT A. HARPER Monday- Wednesday- Friday. AGENCY REALTOR son, Jr. Ph. 322 1533 or 332 TRAILER with Fla. room at­ Saturday A Sunday 1:00 to MBS S. Park Ava. 0228. tached, near Osteen, $8 per 7:00 p. m, Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2 2285 week. 322 0319 after 6 p.m 3 I.OTS. DnEAMWOLD SEC LAKEFRONT— Naw Home, LARGE HOME TION. 322 0956. lflfi. Apartments for Rent old brick exterior, 3 Bed 209 E. 10th St Ideal tor targe 95. House* For Hale room, 2 llatha, Family Kuril. Apt. 2300 litenonvflla. family looking for lota of Room, Patio, Fully air con floor apace. 4 Bedrooms, 2 SAVE A BUNDLE FURNISHED ditioned, ail the extras, in 3 BEDROOM Baths, Florida Room, Din­ On this older 3 Bedroom Apartment. Close In. Ph. axcluaiva area. ing room, corner location. Horn*, g a n g * and work 322-0173 days 322-0641 avanAll for only $8309. Terms COUNTRY L IV IN G - Lovely, shop. Dollar Riving price of Ing*. older home. I Bedroom*, 2 cen be arranged. $8300. Call now! This won't Bath*, Fireplace, Old brick FURNISHED 3 room, w i t h ROBERT A. WILLIAM! la at I •cleaned porch, plenty of bath lc garage. 2320 Nar­ Realtor room (Could kaap a pony). cissus Ave. 322 3148, Raymond Lundquist, A i m . This you hive ta Seat FA *3*11 Atlantic Bask Bldg. Call $120175 to aaa |haa*. FURNISHED apartments, 8 Rutter-Insurer T ra J si blocks from downtown. $4$, CRUMLEY-MONTEITH, GREENBRZAR 122-4911 1919 S. French A vi. $60 and $63 par month. INC. Chair* lots available In Some utilities furnished. Ph. ioo First St. Oraenbrlar of Leak Arbor RAVENNA PARK. 419 Balh 122 3641. Sanford, Fla. •Yarleoking g*lf a* urea. Dr. Bedroom, kiUha* 90. Lots For Sale 1 115, Autos For Bale 115. Autos For Bale NIGHT T IL g p .m . Saturdays Til I P.M. C ] R A M B L E R Phone 522-02.11 .101 Weal Find Street SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL » P.M. H O LLE R MOTOR SALES 2ml. ft Palmetto Ph. 022-6201 2007 Park Dr. Ph. .VJ2-0B6I t �V Sf VanTerfl $ m 1B S' ftge 4-A— Aug. 26, 1964 Too Late LkM m Uk To Classify DURING OUR FUNSHINE FOOD FESTIVAL • down produce lane • Awaited Plrvaaa, Paac’ar Hi-C Drinks .... 3 tWECT THOMPSON SEEDLESS G R A P E S . . . ib. 1 9 * Summartlma t i M h n L M f'i Ocean Garde* Sweet Peas W M Meat Saaee, Kraft’s N»w York Star* Yellow Spaghetti C a rro ts 59' 37c Philadelphia Brand Cr'm Cheese 2 25c Pittehury’s Tasty Sn'flake Rolls 2 *M” 45c W(areasla Ckeaas Bat Treat M'nster Cheese ST 69c Kraft's Asserted Whipped Cr'm Cheese .. «7 29c • frozen foods • Baev Crea Flerlde Oreape 3 \Z 89c Concentrate Trea»Tap Freea* CaMeatiata (Apple Juice 4 \Z 79c Mertaa'l Owlak-Fraeaa .... 49* *IM *< m I SPA . 24-BOTTLE CASE B u t t e r ................ Ice C r e a m • 5 Je w e l O il • • • S w i f t 'n i n g . . C h u n k T u n a 4 6Vi-oi. $ 0 F.F.V. Cookies .. Krispy Crackers ... J£’ 3V 19 ' pkf«. 4 T o m a t o J u ic e 5 F r u it C o c k ta il C a k e M i x e s ................ 3 Swift'* All Purpoaa (limit 2f POP Bartlatt (la syrwp) (lim it 1 p tr customer with purchases of $ 5.00 or mom) Star-KIst Graan Lahti Fish Cakes . . . . 69c Mr. Prasty Breaded St'fed Flounder S 59c 1 O O ^ V a T.Y T 0| O O J # G reen Stam ps srfO Ais assyaa asd pwrAaea ah SWIFT PRIMIUM BONILISI _ CANNID MAMS S ~ s .lb. can S3.59 tsaei.ms ft.i . Am- rs. ISSI) M VaW M J Jl O raan Stam ps alA Aim asasaa m i svrehsas ah TABNOW’S LUNCH MIATS (Balaaaa, POP. Saksd Lunch***! FJ^I ^ I 6-os. pk|t. 87c fsaelram SaU *v*. IS. ISSI) P e a r H a lv e s O raan Stam ps sdAMtassfasmdysrOsassh JIROIN’S LOTION (7*-OPP LABEL) I ’/a-os. Bias 52a plus tax SWn. WU Aue. it. ISSI) ALL GRI NDS ’V-> t-lb Can SWIFT PBIMIUM COUNTRY ITT LI SMOKIO SAU1A0I par lb. 69« Itmaitn h i . a«s. M. IMS) can 39' 6 pack ctn. 89 * Old Mlhraake* (films Thrnwiw»-Y ' * •o #a a* 59 CANNED HAMS 39 « $ 3 5 9 * < MM l I l »*f R < US T(I Ml H WITH r u m m a m s o i $s oo o n m o h i ooVV.VisfOO Jpl Ga*Areen Stam p s Si AWassgsa sad )a d see A <=S i NEW BLUE HALO SHAMPOO family alia $1.39 i. i . u h m i. Awe. a*. 1seat nwwanwi JW Oraan Stam p* atA Aw es>«w «d swOws si Haward Johnson's Fwdfa Loaf 17-oa. pkg. 19a Swift's Premium Country Stylo (plus 50 stomps) S m o k e d S a u s a g e .. * . 6 9 ' Swift's F rami urn (Rap., Thick er Wefar-Tkln) 39' S lic e d B o lo g n a Hannan's Oranpa Band (plus 50 stamps) W f f iieV n I Ie w ri s W * 59 ^ ' a■ i i i t B B I M l B t M i *•* » Capolatad's Chunk Stylo B r a u n s c h w e ig e r . . . . ». 3 9 ' Tamaw'a Ovon-Roady (2Vi-lb. tits $1.29) M eat Lo a f '< £ 8 9 ' Froth Fillots of J j| O raan Stam pa NIBMANT FAMOUS ORAMAI BAND WIINIRS 1-lb. pkg. 59c teaWram Oat. Au*. It. ISSW OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO S W I F T ' S P R E M IU M BONELESS ’ MIRACLE WHIP 1 IM IT I (’ I H L U M D M I l( VMIH IMK( MAM h (il V . 0(1 Oil M ()H ( O W S i's W ] t * 1. *2V4 r / w KRAFT' S S A L A D D R E S S IN G FOLGERS <COFFEE QQOQOQOOOOOOOOOQOO M Gr ^reen Gtampe f 'i 11 r f i ^1 * $1 . •««******•#• Beer ■ • jy m rp r' ty m rv > ' ppuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu m a ra ri pkgt. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI„ SAT. AUG. 27, 28, 29 1964 Haddock Fillet '£ 59c Mrs. Peal’s PaaiWy Pack *1. S p a g h e t t i ....................... 3 Swift's Shartanlitf Special 59c 89c cans P o r k & B e a n s ........... 6 Birds lye Fretb Frame* Fudge Loaf . . . *303 With Msat Balls. Swift's Caaaad Chef's Cheka Qakk-Frasaa Omilaa'i Qakk-Frasaa ■* Uthy's Ft.rarfvl Tatar Bites • • 4 yiiis. 49c Hawatd Jakasaa's (plus SO stamps) tans Duncan Hlaas Asaartsd Lsysr Bread Dough 3 £ r"' 49c Green Peas .. 3 ’ST W FOP Flevar Par#*** Swift's Mix ar Match Sharhat sr cans 4 6 -os. ■utter-Flavered Paaalar Bsfrash With L(tty's Swift's Brookfield (limit 2 pleas*) 33* A iitim Serve Sunshine • dairy specials • Margarine....... 2 H o n e y d e w s ............................. 4 9 ' Wastam Catlo-Packed Nsltchmiaa'a Cara OH » h k Htlns Tomato Soup ......... ?"« 10* Jumk* S iii Sweat Waattra S w e e t C o r n .................... 10 . » ‘ 1. S e a B a s s ...........................». 4 9 ' Teraew's Ant'd Sliced (plus 100 stamps) L u n c h M e a t s .. 3 £ 8 7' i \\l '| I* l U S IOO E X T R A F REE S A M l. H i I H S T A M P S W I T H C O U P O N SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT-INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF S IR L O IN , T -B O N E <■=> S T E A K S ic Ib. Your Choice 99 C h u c k S t e a k s >■> 5 9 * P o t R o a s t (bone-in) Ib. 5 9 * G r o u n d B e e f «» 4 9 * Bjr Russell Key Thank* to the leadership, dedication and hard work of a group of Florida men and women, (hi* atate can take pride In the progress that ha* been made In th deevopment of our blood bank program. This spendld program is wholly voluntary md its suc­ cess depends primarily on public understanding and sup. port. Just aa money it tha life stream of the commercial banks, so blood Is the life, stream of the blood bank and success of the program de­ pends on the number of don­ ors. The average cltircn. busy with his own afaflrs, is more or less apathetic to the importance of the vital service of his local bloo dbank until an emergency arises where he or a member of his fam­ ily, through illness or Injury must call for aid that oftentimes Is a matter of life or death. It is those who have had mch an experience that be­ come active donors and urge others to aid and support tha effort. But why wait until misfor­ tune strikes. If you arc be­ tween the ages of 21 and 60 and In good health you can help now by making a blood donation to your nearest blood bank or collection cen­ ter. It takes but a few min. utes’ time and may save a life. The program of the annual meeting of the American As. sociation of Blood Banks, to be held in Washington, I). C. Aug. 25-28, calls attention la Florida's leadership in this vital field. Dr. Robert E. Klein, ot Gainesville, young medical di* rector of htc Alachua General Hospital blood bank and a former prciident of the Flor­ ida association will head tha national association next year. Mrs. Dorothy Smith, admin, istratlve director of the Jack­ sonville Blood Bank for IS years, and a founding mem­ ber of the association, is chairman of the meeting’ s ad­ ministrative program which Includes papers by Mrs. Mary Bank of Orlando, Mrs. Jayna Myers of Bradenton, W. E. Scheu of Jacksonville, Georgs E. Wilson of Miami and George E. Nicholson of Pen­ sacola. They are telling their col* leagues from other atates how several Florida blood banks 6 recently cooperated in a sue. ressful Civil Defense drill In provide the blood needs of 20,715, theoretically injurrd, and also the day-to-day meth­ ods and appeals uwd by Flo. rida blood banks to gain and maintain the support of their communities. While our at ate blood bank program la well organized and manned, the demands on them are increasing because of more open-heart and other complicated surgical opera­ tions plus more and more ser­ ious automobile accidents ar* depleting the supply. A recent survey shows that only three per cent of tho people physically able to do. •Vi nate do so. The problem ia to motivate the other 97 per cent and that la where you can help, by donating yourselves and urging friends and relatives to do so. Your local hospital or doctor will tie glad to tell you where such a don­ ation can be made and expUan tha procedure to you. K) Legal Notice i\ in t sT ) *KMI ML IS II»\ Jt'iiiii.-s t i i r i i r , COUNTY. I'LOII- K a m i or AL.VAH Hey Kids! W IN A B IK E ! REGISTER . . . j at any Publlx Market before 3 P.M. Sept. 8. Nothing to buy I Winner notified— may choose o girl's or boy's 26“ Murray Strato Flit* bicycle. Maybe you'll b* on* of 102 winner*! A T L ITTL I RID SCHOOLHOUSE DISPLAY OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES IN ALL PUBLIX MARKETS. S00 EX T R A F R E E d 'W . G R E E N STAM PS! W H E R E S H O P P I N G IS A P L E A S U R E 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. BA CORK, DRCRANRD N O T H '* TO CKKIIITONS TO ALL rK H SIISI l i l t I V ) Cl. S I * * OH UKN4NI1S a u a in it said k ita ts ' i Ton and each of you ara hereby notlflad and required to rita any clalma and Ocmanda which you, or althar of you. may have ssalnst aaid aatata In lha otflca of Hon. C. Varn»n Mlta, County Jude* of Hrmlnola County, at hi* office In tha Court llooaa la Hanford. Florida, within ala oalandar month* from tha lima ot tho flrat publication o f thta notice. Kach claim or demand muet ha tn wrtlln* and contain tha place of raatdanca and poat rif­ fle# addraaa of tha claimant ( and muat ba m o r s to by tha claimant, hla acant or attornar, or th aama ahall ba void. Donald Joiaf Baoorn Aa Admlniitralor of asld aatata Sam B. Murratt, Jr. of Ram K Murrall A Rons IVat offlc a Bo* 1T(I Orlando, Florida Publish Au*. |J. Jt. IS, A Sept 1. ll*«. CDC-U *0 / 1 �Deadly Cieo Picks Up Force As It Heads For Cape Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns iiivcr * * * * “ The Nile o f America” (Hitt' ^ c tn fn ri) f e r a l f t Zip Code 32771 A WEATHER: Windy nnd .showers today nnd tonight; high in 80s; low tonight in 70s. ■yoL. 5G *** C S h eriff! Deputy Fred Kelly doesn’t very often wear a red belt — but be could if he wished. It's not the normal kind used by men to defy the law of gravity. . . pant-wise. Instead its the type earned by the more deft in judo. He demonstrated his ability in disarming and disabling an enemy Tuesday night for members of the Seminole Sheriffs Department Auxili­ ary. The department's com ­ pound was the scene nnd it probably has been quite a spell since It's resounded with such grunts and groans. A good show and demonstration tor the Auxiliary. • • • The C o u n t y Commission Tuesday sat briefly as a Board of Equalization and in­ creased assessments on two parcels of property in addition to adjusting the assessments downward on another. T h e action completed the Board of Adjustment’ s business for the current year and it was adjourned sine die. • • * James Court o f Iris Road, Casselberry, in a coma for the past week since lie was in­ jured in an acidcnt Aug. ID, is confined to the Florida San­ itarium and Hospital where he is showing some improve­ ment. A prayer vigil in his behalf has been undertaken by members of the Casselber­ ry Community M e t h o d i s t Church around the clock since Uic accident. • • • New officers of the Semin­ ole County Education Assoclutfcin twil be installed at 4 meeting to be held at 8 p.m. today at English Estates Ele­ mentary School. Taking over as president will be Mary Grooms of Pincercst Elemen­ tary in Sanford. • • • Seminole County a g a i n showed the biggest percent­ age of any Central Florida county in the purchase of U. S. Savings Bonds for a per­ iod ending July 31. For the •even-month period county residents bought $370,203 in bonds. Thus, with a quota of $369,000, the county topped its figure at 100.4 per cent. Low­ est In the Central Florida counties was Citrus County with 33 8 per cent. Next to Seminole was Hardee with 03.2 per cent. • • • Note to acting city mana­ ger. Mary Harkey: How about some action on the knee-deep grass in the parking strips along West First Street. Mighty unsightly, Mrs. City Manager. • • 9 Some lights have been bur­ ning pretty late in the coun­ ty's school system offices on Commercial Ave., especially late Tuesday night. Guess If you were trying to keep $275,000 annually tn federal assis­ tance funds coming in you'd be up and burning the mid­ night oil, too. • •• United PresTUmscd Wire Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 2G5~ Its LB J's Birthday WASHINGTON (UPt) — Then on lap No. 11 nr 12, Today is Lyndon B. Johnson's he said casually, "you can 50th birthday—nnd very pos­ say that I said I would prob­ ably rail Sen. Humphrey in sibly the happiest day o f his the ttfterncon, and If he is life. agreeable . . .ask him if he It is the day he returns to would like to cume down Atlantic City, N. J., to ac­ here." But, he added, be also cept with due solemnity mid would be talking hy teleformality the Democratic nnphone to •11. EttgtM!ij J. Memination to his first full Cnrthy, p -Minn., who hnd term as President. wired the President earlier in Johnson, n mnster show­ Hie day to remove him from man as well as 11 muster poll, consideration in tbo vice ptetlcinns, paiil an unexpected sid ntlal competition. and triumphal visit to Atlan­ And, Johnson said, he prob­ tic City Wednesday night to ably would be bilking "to a announce to the widly cheer­ senator or two, n governor ing delegates o f the Demo­ or two," cratic National Convention In n few hours the beaming his choice of n vice presi­ Humphrey arrived from Atdential running mute, Sen. Inntic City, accompanied by Hubert H. Humphrey o f Min­ Sen. Thomas .1. Dodd, Dnesota. Conn. Tiie presence o f the Thnugh the feeling hnd Connecticut lawmaker kept been building for weeks that alive the guessing game about the ebullient Humphrey would Johnson's choice, especially get the nod, Johtisrn spun out since the President spoke to the drama almost to the Inst Dodil privately lieforo con­ moment— hut not quite. In nn ferring with Humphrey. impromptu news conference Asked by newsmen why id nearby Andrews Air Force Dodd was asked to accom­ Base, Md., shortly befcore Ids pany him from Atlantic City, (light to Atlantic City Wed­ Humphrey responded with a nesday night lie introduced laugh, "why don't you ask the smiling Humphrey us the President that? If you “ the next vice president." think you’re wandering, what Johnson’s day o f derision do you think I'm doing7" began many hours earlier Dodd, wlm told newsmen with a brisk 13-lap walk that lie nnd John-on wijru old nrcund the wmth lawn o f ih c friends from the days when While House—the equivalent both were officials of the of almost four miles. New Deni's National Youth At first he told a panting Admlnatration, said that the throng o f accompanying news­ President told him he hud men, “ wrc'vo gotten close to been considered for the sec­ decision," nnd left it at that. ond spot on Hie Democratic ticket. "I told him I’ve never been n candidate for vice presi­ dent," Dodd said. “ I said like Mr. Sam Goldwyn says, 'in­ clude IUQ Out."' Sanford Junior High School After his meeting with hours this year will he the Humphrey the President an­ same as last, according to the principal, Hugh Carlton. He nounced Im would fly to A t­ reports school will start at lantic City to announce his 8 a. m. and get out at 2:13 choice. Though the Minne­ sota senator ent beside him p. m. School buses will observe as he made the announce­ the same arrival and depart­ ment, Johnson still gave no ure 1lours as last season, he fiini clue ns to his running mate. said. Sanford School Hours Same bulkhcadsi In torrents, pines and palms were blown down by the hundreds, power poles were pushrd over, canoplca and plate glass windows in stores around the county were smashed and citizens were forced to "ca m p" in their homes when electrical power went off. Lake Monroe rose six Inch- THIS WAS DONNA anti is what wan happen­ ing almost four years ago when Hurricune Donnu paid a September (19GU) visit to the Sanford nreu. Herald Photographer Hill Vin­ cent said the picture was taken from the lakefront near the tennis courts and it was snapitcd alrout three hours after the eye had gone through this area. He re] hiits winds were still up to 75 miles nn hour and were lushing Lake Monroe into a frenzy. ★ ★ ★ Looting* was reported in smashed stores near the heart o f Miami and nt a shopping center near F o r t Lauderdale. Ono looter was shot by Miami police. Sanford Prepared If Cieo Arrives CLEAN SWEEP DOWN wns the order of the day for members of tho Sominok’ High School Ivey Club ns they rcndlcd school site equipment. Scrubbing one of the benches are, hack row from left, Joe Earless, A1 llonifncc, Tom Hemphill, David Lnninr, Jimmy Harks and Hill Stumper; front from left, Lurry Sherwood, Jeff Williams and Roth Vihlcn, Holy W ar In Saigon Greets New Rulers m w a ... 9,000 Seek A ‘cl MIAMI (UPI>— Nearly D,SAIGON, South Viet Nam'would have given him greater (MX) KUiridalnx (lucked to 1H2 ( CPI ) — Rioting broke out In power than Hie other two junta Red Cross emergency shel­ Saigon today as three generals members. ter* early today as killer hur­ The three man ‘ national ricane Cieo rolled up the were named to run the South Vietnamese government. steering committee" faced a southeast const of (lie stale. Law and order appeared to grim job of hulling the wild street warfare. have collapsed in Hie capital Howling motis of Buddhists Today's violence started HOUSTON ftIPll — limit♦r~ v - ' 'die 1 bf o f * 1* raVHe- .fin d anil beat each other to death warning shut over the heads ot ■ ion health olftcials were opti­ with machetes, clubs and a mob of 3,000 Catholics mass­ mistic today that an encep­ hatchets in Hie streets of Sai­ ed in front of the gateway halitis epidemic was waning lending to the Saigon head­ bul suspected outbreak* in gon. The rioting overshadowed quarters of the Vietnamese widespread areas of Texas the attempt of the ruling mili­ Joint gcn en l staff. The crowd had tiie state Jumpy. tary revolutionary council to promptly charged. choose a new "national lead OI.lt IA, Sardinia (U PI) — e r" to replace President Ngu­ British Princess Margaret yen Khanh. and her husband land Snow­ The council named a junta don were shipwrecked briefly consisting of Khanh, MaJ. Gen. Wednesday wlien Hie Aga Duong Van Minh, a favorite of Cieo may lie a menace (o Kliim's yacht Amnlnun found­ the Buddhists and Gen. Tran most people but several hund­ ered on rocks oft (lie coast of Thicn K'llcni, a Catholic. In addition, Khanh, who Is red Seminole youngsters trying Sardinia. Houston Hopeful Royal Shipwreck Practice Halted At SHS, Lyman By Harry I. Johnson Managing Editor Hnrrlcnno Clro promises to at least flirt with tho Sanford area and all agencies serving or protecting tho public are ready for the visit. Police and fire units were ordered to proceed as planned for emergencies with off-duty men given standby orders lo report for work. Fire Chief Mack N. Clove land Sr. reports his depart­ ment could he at 100 per cent capacity "within 30 minutes" should Ihe need arise. All de­ partment personnel, he says, have been told to keep posted on latest developments of the dangerous storm. Cleveland said his men have (men practicing "som e of Ihem for years' —' for such an emergency nnd their ac (Ions now are considered "routine." He added that all emergen ry equipment, such as genera­ tors and lights, have been cheeked nut mid pronounced fit for use. Slirrlff’ s deputies, clerical aides and radio and telephone oiieruJnrs have Itcen •plac'd on a” it and by, almost minute by-minute basis, pending the effects of the ponderous blow. City police have also been conditioned for the storm dur­ ing many "hlacklioard" and oilier drills and Imre, too, a full complement of men and materials is ready for instant respunse should the need arise, ★ ★ ★ X I5 Test Herald Index Lonjr Grind Civil Defense forces, Red Cross, Salvation Army ami other agencies have born aler­ ted, and, a* one official put It, "w c’rc as ready as wc can E ft." Sanford and vicinity saw the sun for a brief period this morning ami then the cloud euver came and with It. short­ ly after 7 n.m. today, the rain. The winds picked up gradual­ ly during the morning hours. Area residents were out in force clearing yards of loose Items which can become le­ thal weapons when the winds pick up. Buildings with larger glass windows were lielng hoarded or taped to withstand the on­ slaught. Some stores report­ ed a run on flashlights, tran­ sistor radios and battrrios and other items which will keep tiie in aware o f storm condi­ tions should normal utilities fall. Facilities at the Sanford Na­ val Air Station were being tied down and planes were flown out to safer havens ns base personnel girded for tho storm. A base spokesman said 30 planes were flown out lalo yesterday afternoon for Ola­ the, Has., when "Condition 2" was announced. Tim spokesman said service facilities have four such ••con­ ditions" with Cumlllmu 4 cau­ sing Hie least movement. Con­ dition 2 means "something's coming" a n d Condition l means "it's hero," he said, ★ ★ ★ Cape Secures Launch Pads to win berth* on football teams Just might embrace her. EDWARDS AFH, C a l i f , Head coaches Jim Plgott of Seminole, Dick Copeland of tUI’ I ) — The rocket ship X-1S CAPE KENNEDY ( U P I ) I.yman nnd \V. G. Holt of streaked five and one-half ('rooms have canceled today time* the speed of sound Wed­ Amorlca's spaceport today workouts. At Oviedo, Arthur nesday to learn whether a braced for a possible direct Scott erased tiie morning ses­ rippled fuselage surface would Hit from huricatie Cieo. Five sion hut said he would drill cause less air friction healing big rockets were secured to Hie Lions this afternoon, wea­ than tlu< rocket ship's present their launch stand*. smooth metal skin. ther permitting. The air force warned that Tiie Seminole Swim Associa­ the storm "Is expected to pass es In just 24 hours. An Oviedo tion's party tonight at thti through the arcs at 9 p.m woman, Mrs. Clinton Hadden, Ganns home oil Lake Golden KST." Page 0 Abby gave birth to a baby girl in has been postponed. The storm delayed the mat .... Page U den (tight of Ihe now air force Bridge ___ _ the back seat of a stalled auto. Classified ......... .. Page 10-11 Titan-3A space rocket that Sanford's police department ......... P a g e l> wns set for operated on emergency pow­ tomorrow and FALMOUTH, E n g l a n d Comies er, businesses closed down, ( Ul ’Il — Mr*. Mary T re week, Editorial ...... Page H pushed the scrum! unmanned some churches postponed ser­ who is Hit years old, said to­ Funeral* .......... ....... Puge J Gemini shot into November vices as Donna's visit raine day she haw ordered a new Ilorosnqiu ....... .... Page U at the earliest. on tho Sabhath, and lee hous­ set of false teeth because Society .... . Page 4-3 All personnel were »ent es reported a booming busi­ "the ones I've hail since 1D01I Sport* .... Page fi-7 borne with instructions to bat­ ness. Page V ten down. am beginning to wobble a TV Program* Telephone sendees in many bit.” Page U We the Women At 0 a.111. (KST), rain areas was out most of the day. Seminole was one of 27 rounties declared a disaster area and the U. S. Govern­ ment authorized tiie Small Business Administration to make low interest loans lo Seminole's business firms. Some $25,000 in damages was suffered by the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. There wasn't too much left of It, ex­ cept Hie sign (hat read it went thataway with Donna. The Econ rose a foot, and the county's citrus damage exceeded $1 million. Residents complained by the hundreds to county commis­ sioners about drainage. "My backyard looks like a lake," said one woman, hut she had company hy the hundreds. Two days after Donna's vis­ it, DcUary was still without power. Whether Cieo will lie as RAIN HAMPERED the Jayceos numiiil kids Fishing Rodeo somewhat mean as Donna, if it changes Wednesday, as intermittent showers drove the little fishermen to shel­ course and hits here, we Just ter, hut some, like these youngsters were detrmind not to let the rain don't know. interfere with the sport. The ruin-coated mother* stood by to give moral But most Seminole residents support to their youngsters. However, a little later, as the rain cume aren't taking any chances on down harder, tho only ones left around the lake were a man and his Cousin Cieo being any less lilanket-wrappcd son, who just wouldn’t quit. (Story nnd more pictures spirited. _ io Friday’s Herald.). (iierald I’hoto), a Buddhist, was named <0 continue as head of the raretaker government, which wilt continue in ofiire uvtil national legislative elections are held. But he was not given the title of "national leader," which Seminole Remembers Donna By Julian Slcmtrnm Associate Editor As Seminole citizens gird for a possible visit by Cieo, they recall "devastating" Donna who whipped across the biggest little rounty in the state Just four years ago next month. Lake Monroe's wind-whip­ ped waves splashed over its MIAMI (UPI) — Hurricane Cieo battered the Metro­ politan Miami area with 100-mile winds for seven hours today, then struck a deadly course up Florida’s east coast towards the nation’s missile center at Cape Kennedy. The storm, its intensity and forward speed picking1up as ft roared northward, made a shambles o f the tourist resort o f Miami Reach, heavily damaged Fort Lauderdale and other coastal cities. ★ ★ ★ And His Happiest Talking with Gus Schmah the other day, we were ■ mus­ ed to hear him tell Bert Chap­ man that he could remember the time when you made a trip to Orlando and hack with­ out having a (lat tire you had something to hrag about. • • • By the way, Gus asked us if we'd ever heard of a side­ walk sale Sure, we replied. Gus ran into some of them in Pennsylvania during a recent vacation. No, they don't sell sidewalks. The merchants set up sales tables on the tidewalks, attach attractive prices and peddle the products. Draw crowds? You bet! Says Gus: "I'd like to see our downtown merchants have one. 1*11 wa­ ger that a Saturday morning sidewalk sale would attract half tiie ‘crackers' from all over Seminole County." • • • C. D. Perry, a Clock Watch­ er. phoned In to say that re­ ports indicating Lake Harney was flooding "isn't true." He added that the water wasn't seven high. THURS., AUGUST 27, 19G4 Coastal Resorts Badly Battered squalls were lashing the area with winds gustlng to 33 miles tier hour. Heavy surf crashed on tho beaches and scattered light damage was reported to trees and ahrubs. Special "ride out" crews took cover in aevcral protec­ ted blockhouses to be on hand for posible emergencies. Military ami civilian person­ nel were sent home from the vast spaceport at mid-morn­ ing. The air force advised Its personnel that (here would he ample warning in the event evacuation becomes neces­ sary. At 11 a. m. EST (noon EDT) CIco wns located near Stuart, 100 m lloi north of Miami, and churning a coast­ line course. Its center was ex­ pected to pnsa near Cape Ken­ nedy early tonight, forecast­ er* said. Hurricane - wise Floridians buttoned down in advance o f tho storm—worst to hit Mi­ ami in >4 years—and by midduy there were no roporta o f ileathn in smith Florida. This contrasted to the 122 known ilenil Cieo left in her wake In nn assault on the Caribbean Islands from Guadeloupe to Cuba. A hurricane watch was ex­ tended at 11 a. m. EST (noon EDT) all the way north to Charleston, -S. C, llurricaiin warnings flew from ltoca Raton to Capa Kennedy where five giant rockets were secured on their launch pads and another waa dismantled to await the blow. Miami forecasters called Cieo a "rather email but ■langeroua hurricane." The m idday advisory issu­ ed by Ihc Miami Weather Burenu during llu> night hy torren­ tial rain* which disrupted its communication.* — laid Cieo wns moving north at a alightiy (aster rate of 14 miles per hour. Winds of 113 miles an hour were reported In Balm Beach ami forecasters said winds of 10O miles or more would "progress up Hie Florida East Const a short distance in ad­ vance" of Cleo'a center. Hurricane force winds (7S miles nn hour) were predict­ ed for Capo Kennedy by early afternoon. Boats all along the Florid* and Georgia coasts and north to Charleston were urged to remain in port nnd those north­ ward to Cape Hntteras, N. C, were cautioned not to ventur* ton far front their harbors. Damage estimates began flowing In at daybreak from (be battered cities north of Mi­ ami. They were expected to run into the millions. There were numerous fires reported and fallen trees crushed auto­ mobiles, house trailers and homes. "Tho damage will unques. lionubly run Into millions ot dollar* in the Miami are* alone," a Red Cross spokesm in said after a preliminary survey. Grapefruit crops near West Palm Beach were damages) and additionad damage was expected as the storm moved northward. 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Sanford Canal Could Serve Cape Well By Julian Stenitrom Aioclatc Editor The day may not be too fa r away when many of the apace vehicles fired from Cape Kennedy may be tram- Otrr Dnttforh Stralh Page 12—Aug. 24, 19G4 Lake Mary Teachers Assigned to ‘ ! If Floyd C. rtlcharcU, princi­ pal nf the Lake Mary Ele­ mentary School announred to­ day that teachers have been assigned to their irradri and rooms for the 1964-65 school year. Pupils have been notified of the room to which they ere to report, hut have not known the name* of their teachers, Rirhards said. Grade*, rooms and teachers ere ei follows; First grad* — Room 401, Mrs. Jo Robblltt; 402, Mrs. Geneva Cochran; 402, Mrs. Margaret Reynolds; 404, Mrs, Joyce Roberts. Second *rada — Room 101, Mrs. Irma Craig; 102, Mrs, Faye Stataon; 108, Mra. Mary Taylor; 114, Hra. AIlea Hook. Third grade — Room 405, Mra. Mary Hornsby; 805, Mrs. Martha Smith; S04, Mra. M argaret Mangre; 803, Mias Frances Cobh. Fourth grade — Room 802, Mrs. Carrie Frye; 801, Mra Barbara Hartwig; 505, Miss Mary Maxwell; 504, Sira. Marion Rymsn. Fifth grade — Room 601, David Sawyer; 002, Mrs. Mildred Lind; 603, Mrs. Helen Bagley; 115, Mrs. Edna Hum­ phrey (Bth and flthl. Sixth grade — Room 501, Mrs. Mary Sewell; 502, Mrs. Helen Richey; 503, Stanley Pierce. The Lake Mary School dis­ trict Includes Loch Arbor, L i t t l e Venire, Greenbrier, Psrk Ridge, Sunland, Coun­ try Club Heights end the Leke Mery eree. Any children living In these ereas who have not previous­ ly registered with the school ere etked to cheek with the echool office Tuesday between the hours of fl a m. and 2:30 p.m, In order that room as­ signments can he made as ■onn a t possible, Richards re­ quested. There will be a full day of school slatting August 81, with the lunchroom In oper­ ation and hnses following last year’s schedule, Richards said. ported to the launching pad by specially • built barges which will ply the St. Johns River through Lake Monroe and thence to Titusville via the Sanford - Titusville Cans) The idea of shipping space vehicles by connecting water ways Is nothing new. The facet is they arc now being transported via water and specially constructed barges. But the ides of utilizing the St. Johns and the proposed Sanford - Titusville Canal is a probability. For example, the present route from Huntsville, Ala., to Cape Kennedy is 2,261 miles of water via the Tennes­ see River, the Mississippi, the Gulf of Mcxicn, the Atlantic and the Intracoastal Water­ way from Fort Pierce to the Cape. With the completion of the Tennessee - Tombigboo Wa­ terway, using the sea route from Mobile to the Cape the distance would be some 1,* 417 miles — or 844 miles shor­ ter than the present route. When the Cross Florida Barge Canal Is romplctrd. and using connecting water­ ways such as the St. Johns and Ihe Sanfbrd-Tltusvllle canal, mileage to the Cape would be reduced to a mere 963 miles. Further, movement of apace vehicles from New Orleans to the Cape, now a lolal of 1,016 miles, would be reduced by Florida’s connecting water­ ways In only #M miles. The completion of Ihe St. Johns • Indian River Canal would put Sanford on the main street of America’s enlire inland waterway system. For example, from Sanford this city would be connerted by direct waterway route to Savannah, Charleston, Wil­ mington, Norfolk, Baltimore, Trenton, New York and Bos­ ton as well as Port St. Joe, Pansm s City, Pensacola, Mo­ bile, New Orleans, Beaumont and Houston. Also, Sanford — and this Is what makes the canal, the port terminal and even the proposed marina so important —would be directly connected with such inland rilics as Co­ lumbus, Ga., Birmingham, Huntsville, Vicksburg, Nat­ chez, Baton Rouge, Lake Charles, Little Rock, Mem­ phis, Nashville, Knoxville, Louisville, Evansville, Cincin­ nati. Pilshurgh, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Sioux City ind even Minneapolis and St. Paul. To boll K down, Sanford would be on the main inland waterways consisting of 23. 000 miles and connecting 29 states. Does Sanford need the St. Johns • Indian River Canal T Does It need a port facility? Does it need a marina? If It wsnts to become the msfor center of Inland tram portation for Central Flori­ da's 18 counties, it does. If It wants to attract indus­ try to Sanford and Central Florida, it does. If U wants to serve the na­ tion In time of national em er­ gency, It does. SPECIALS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 25th & PARK, SANFORD “MUELLER’S” “MAXWELL HOUSE” ELBOW MACARONI INSTANT COFFEE 8 OZ. PKG. 6 OZ. JAR Limit: 3 With Your $3 Or .More Food Order Please Limit On* With Your 83 Or More Food Order Pleas* See Our Wide Selection Of RECLIN IN G CHAIRS For Your Leisure Hours Everyone deserves Ihe comfort nf one of our chnlrn. In many colons nnd fnhricM. PRICES START AT ‘38 “STOKELY” EASY TERMS PILLSBURY TOMATO SAUCE BISCUITS Ask for FREE ADMISSION TICKETS To The American Pavillion of Interiors, WORLD'S FAIR. No Charge — OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS ROBERT II. FETH of Atom Vis In celebrated his 87th birthday last week a t the DoBary Mnnor. Many friends from DoBary culled to ex­ tend their warm greetings. MATHER of Sanford 8 OZ. CAN 8 OZ, CAN SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. tut ST. 322-0983 Limit: 3 With Your 33 Or More Food Order Please “MR. G” FROZEN Which of these are the best tools for washing dishes? FRENCH FRIES “ARMOUR STAR” ALL MEAT! WIENERS 12 OZ. PKG. 9 OZ. PKG. ® Limit 2 With Your 83 Or Mora Food Order Pleas* Adult Courses To Be Offered At Lyman i i ** i : •J Adult elnsiiei In bookkeep­ ing, business English, type­ writing and U. H. History, and shorthand If demand Is sufficient, will be offered at Lyman High Reboot beginning Rept. R when an organisation­ al meeting for those Inter­ ested in enrolling ia scheduled for 7 p.m. Classes will be held from 6:30 until 9:30 p.m. each Mon­ day and Turiday. Instructors will be Rnger Harris and Mr*. Evelyn lloberg. Regi­ stration fee will be 12 and booka will be sold to students a t cost. Information en these and ether courses available may be bed by contacting E, R. Douglass, director of voca­ tional and adult education, School Administration Build­ ing, Sanford, er calling 3224165. I Seminole Group At Citrus Meet I i Y\ Severe] persons from Sem loole County atended the an nual Citrus Institute at Ca;np McQusrrle end which has ended a three-day program. C i t r u s leaders f r o m throughout the state heard many talks of interest. At­ tending from Seminole were: Mrs. Henry Simpson, Col. Paul Bissell, Curtis Green, Fred Bistiine, Jack Schirard, Carl Lind, Archie Coleman, Venancio Adrlstico and fam­ ily, Bob Simmini, Ernest Lundberg, Myrtle Wilson, E. f U . Zimmerman, S. O. Chase oad Robert Enochs, “MOUNTAIN GROWN” VINE RIPE! “REG. SIZE” TOMATOES M0DESS PKG. OF 12 None o f ’em . ^Certainly not No. 1— it should never be plunged Into hot; greasy dishwater. Nos. 2 to 10? Throw ’em away. Then: A. Drop food waste Into an electric waste disposer. B. Put dirty dishes, pots and pans into an automatic electric dishwasher. C. Go spend some time with your family. • Reddy Kilowatt will scrub, wash, sanitize and dry your dishes far better, easier and cheaper than you ever could using hands and other obsolete dishwashing “tools”. And with the new low electric rates, he'll do it at little or no extra cost. See your electric appliance dealer or plumbing contractor today. JUMBO H0NEYDEWS SAVE 20c ti at* NOW CHEAPER THAN EVER W. Scolt Burns, Mgr. 207 Magnolia Avc. . . . . 6 oz. jar 55c A J A X . . . . . . . . . . reg.pkg. 29c VEL . . . . . . . . . . 12 oz. bll. 35c “UUUIILE BATH" SOAKY . . . 10 oz. each 69c With Thia I Coupon A Tha Purchase Of “Morton’*” Honey Buns a n o*. pvg*. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY OLIVES "FLOOR ft WALL CLEANER" "LIQUID DETERGENT" 50 EXTRA • iU “GRANDEE-* G O LD BOND STA M PS 54c 1Coupon aood at yonr Thriftway" Only Thru Wed., August 28 0 EXTRA G O LD BOND With This | Coupon ft Tht Purchase Of •’Birdseye" Small Limas STAM PS I 10 Oz. f'kfs. 57c Coupon goad at yonr Thriftway" ( Only Thru Wad., August 24 50 EXTRA G O LD With This I Coupon ft The Purchase Of Each Pkg. o r FRY Kit LEGS, STA M PS THIGHS, BREASTS Coupon good at your “Thriftway* | Only Thru Wed., August 26 BOND �Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America’* 3 h ? C iO c* Lions District Governor, Claude Locke has called a ca­ binet meting of District 35 0 for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Leesburg Community Build­ ing. Forty-six clubs from as many Central Florida cities make up the district. There are seven districts o( Lions International in Florida. • • it r n t lb 3 Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Generally fair through Wednesday except for occasional showers: high today 00-95; low tonight in 70s. “VOL. 56 United Tress Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 19(54 SANFOKl), FLORIDA NO. 203 No Tax Increase For Fourth. Straight Year 1 9 6 4 -6 5 City Budget Completed • Qualified men who have ser­ ved as enlisted men or offi­ cers in any branch of the Ar­ med Forces join the U. S. Coast Guard Reserve in the pay grade they held at the time of their discharge. Dur­ ing the enlistment term, which may be three, four or six years, attend weekly drill meetings in their hometown. Once a year they devote two The Sanford-Scminole Jayweeks to training away from cees are all set for their four­ borne. teenth annual Fishing Rodeo • • • Wednesday at Lake Carola in Moonshine liquor still seiz­ Ft. Mellon i’ark, 2 to 4 p. m., ures by the Florida State Jaycco President Clyde Long, Beverage Department contin­ said today. ued its o n c a d a y t r e n d Chairman Jim Rowe and his throughout the state, while crew have rigged poles with tax collections continued to hooks, lines and sinkers. The mount steadily. This report bait will be furnished by the was made today by Beverage Seminole County Sportsman's Director Richard B. Keating Association. on his department's activities Rowe said that the child­ for July. Agents destroyed 31 ren will be divided into the illegal whiskey stills during following age groups, one to the 31-day period, poured out three years, four to six years 12,275 gallons of fermenting and seven to nine years. Con­ mash and 1,283 gallons of testants will not be allowed to moonshine. The month's total use rods ami reels. All poles collections reached $10,093,007- will be provided by the Jay.45, foran increase of 3 67 cees. per cent over the same period The Jaycee Wives will have a year ago. some of their members in at­ • • • tendance to help register the More young drivers arc children. Refreshments will be sitting behind the wheel to­ served following the event to day than ever before and the tired young Issae Waltons. they've been piling up an ac­ Prizes will be given for the cident and death rate nearly largest fish caught, smallest double the average for the fish and the most fish. entire U. S. population, acording to statistics compiled by the National Safety Council. This is the grim picture the 4-11 automotive clubs arc try­ ing to change. In an atempt to educate club members in safe and sane driving habits, Casselberry's Town Council interested groups are pooling Monday night established a their knowledge and resour­ Joint committee to study ways ces. The Firestone Tire £ and means of providing a more Rubber Company sponsors the adequate youth center. program nationally. A year and a half ago a • • • youth program was establish­ Bill Vincent Sr. has two old- ed and since that time about r r homes in the immediate $10,000 has been expended to Sanford area he'd like to nom­ provide facilities and enter­ inate for the title of oldest tainment. However, the pre­ home. He says one is the old sent facility can no longer Dr. Carwell home off Mcllon- adequately serve the present villo Avenue and the other a needs, offirials reported. Mayor Owen Anstey named two slory home at Third and Oak. He believes the Carwell Mr. and Mrs. Don Mount, Mrs. residence was built in the David McCoy and Mrs. Victor 1870's and the other place a- Iirandcs to serve with mem­ bers of the recreation com­ bout the same time. • ■ • mittee, Mr. and Mrs. James Here's something to think Hirkenmcyer, Mrs. Louis Coty, about: In the seven county Larry Miller and Councilman area making up the East Cen­ Art Lego. During the Council's meet­ tral Florida Dunning Council, two-thirds of all homes arc ing Aug. 10, Councilman Lego FHA approved. Ilia t's just reported that certain property one of ths maze of statistics and buildings suitable for a gathered by council members youth center and possibly other municipal otficej was avail­ as they gird for the explo­ able for purchase. The Council sive growth In the area. agreed to look into the situa­ Commission Holds Line On Finances Fishing Rodeo All Set: Hook, Line, Sinker Larger Youth Center Sought Firemen Answer Four Alarms The Sanford Fire Depart­ ment answered four calls last night and this morning, but dnmnge in all four instances was negligible. The first wns at 16th Street and Southwest Road at 11:48 p.m. last night, which proved to be a false alarm. At 9:56 a.m. a defective light fixture at 201 South Elm in the cffices of Credit Adjustment Service did no damage. The building is owned by II. L. Foley. A coffee pot boiled over and caused a smoke scare at 2808 Central Drive at 10:30 this morning. The residence is owned by Charles Collins. Small damage was done to the building and contents of a dwelling a t 214 East 18th Street, owned and occupied by Bill J . ^ billey. The blaze wee caused \ ay children playing with a cigaret lighter. Holley Reports TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - R e ­ publican gubernatorial nomi­ nee Charles Holley reported to the secretary of state Monday that he haa received campaign contributions of $<8,256 and ,cnt $15,687. GOODBYE LITTER FISHES. Fishes now swimming merrily in Lake Carola in Fort Mellon I’ark will have a hard time Wednesday escaping {>00 or more hooks, on cane polos held by eager youngsters nt the Jaycee Annual Fishing Rodeo. Lines and |voles are being prepared by Chairman Jim Howe, Frank Finch, Jim Smith and President Clyde Long. All Delegates May Have To Sign Loyalty Oath ATLANTIC CITY (tHM) Georgia Gov. Carl Sanders said today a move is afoot to require now loyalty pledges of all Democratic National Convention delegates in a bid to pacify dissident Alabama delegates. "It would keep (Alabama Gw. George) Wallace from getting what he wants — to pul all of the (Alabama) peo­ ple out of here," Sanders said. Alabama delegates are risk­ ing ouster from the conven­ tion by refusing to sign new loyalty oaths being required by the credentials committee became the state's electors are not pledged to support the party nominee for president. Wallace once was to havei been a favorite son nominee of the Alabama delegation but bowed out when the Republi­ cans nominate-! Sen Harr;* (ioldwatcr, also a conserva­ tive. The Alabama delegates who refused to sign the new oaths said they resented being sing­ led out with the demand for a d d e d loyalty assurances since this was not being re quired of delegates f r o m other states. "We felt that if the entire ronvrnlion made a new com­ mitment they would not feel discriminated against," San­ ders said. I’icrro I’clhain, Alabama member of the convention platform committee, was un­ derstood to have mentioned tho plan to several fellow del­ egates who refused to kavo thfjr soils they were askod to sta n d 'a n te tempor­ arily until their statue conld bo seated. There was no Immediate word how many delegates would be willing to sign a new loyalty oath if all other del­ egates were required to. There was speculation that many of llie non-signers want­ ed to be thrown out of tlso convention. Several Alabama delegates said last night that they arri­ ved expecting to l>c thrown out immediately and had plan­ ned (o return to Alabama without further argument. Casselberry Rejects Bid For Theatre - Restaurant Casselberry will not have a Bavarian-type theater-res­ taurant. After the Town Council turn­ ed down a request by Mr. and Mrs. George Rackcnsperger, owners of property on Lake Concord, for the land to be rezoned from A-l to C-l, the former owner of tho national franchise for Frostie Root Ili-er, said he would sot up his tion. However, at last night's night's meeting Lego reported that the property had been pur­ chased by the VFW post In Casselberry. Asked why the rush for ob taining a new center. Mayor Anstey declared that " I t’s time now to do something." The Council also Instructed Attorney Ken McIntosh to prepare a budget ordinance; authorized Herman Joyce, road department head, to rent a dragline for six days at a cost of $60 per day; ami the nomination of Arthur Ham­ mond by Mayor Anstey to fill Whether the County Com­ an unexspired term on the Zoning Board was ratified by missioners should adopt a re­ the Council. solution directed to Florida'! congressional delegation to Driver Charged lend its support to a measure A motorist Identified by to limit the Supreme Court's police as Zeke Southward was power on matters pertaining to charged with driving while in­ apportionment was tabled to­ toxicated and failure to have day. his vehicle under control late The discussion, however, did Monday night after his rsr lead to an exchange of opin­ collided with one owned by G. ions between Chairman James R. Pierson of 4(8 S. Summer­ P. Avery and Grn. J. C. Hut­ lin Are. Police said the mishap chison. occurred near 450 Elliott Ave. "I agree that the Supreme Court's authority in this area should be curbed. However,” Held In AHHauIt A charge of assault with a Avery added, "1 personally deadly weapon was lodged can't see anything wrong with against a woman identified by equal representation." police as Pauline Moore fol­ His remarks brought Gen. lowing a cutting of Eva Mac Hutchison to observe; "Under Collier at 406 W. 11th St. late such a plan it's possible that Wednesday afternoon. The vic­ the five large counties in the tim was treated at Seminole state should control the other Memorial Hospital, police said. 62 counties." i establishment in Winter Park. Tlie Rackcnspergera pur­ chased the property several months ago and immediately asked llie zoning board to ap­ prove the change and grant a use permit. The zoning agen cy approved and sent it to the Town Council three months ago. After several delays, the board acted list night in an Reapportioning Issue Debated "Tlie pork choppers." Av­ ery countered, "have been in control of state politics as long as 1 can remember. Take a look at llie beautiful four lane highways through tlie smaller counties and compare them with the congested two-lane thoroughfares in the larger countie*." "I agree," aaid the General "that the Supreme Court should not be a legislative body, but we should remember that Seminole, being a small county, could be among the pork choppers but we would not be among the five larger counties." "I concur with the resolu­ tion," said Avery. "I do. too," said the Gen­ eral. "But I'll withdraw my motion that we adopt it ao we can let our attorney look into it and report to us at our next meeting." indirect way when Councilman Art Lego's motion to arcept the zoning Ixiaid's recommen­ dation died for lack of a se­ cond. The Kackenspcrgers planned a theater-restaurant which would scat from !5u to 200 (or theater presentations and as many as 25u for banquets. Rackcnsperger told tlie Coun­ cil he planned to put from $50,000 to $100,000 into the pro­ ject. Several Casselberry citizens objected to tlie rezoning but none resided within 500 feet of the property. However,, a host of persons, including a a group from the Young Wo­ men’s Club of South Seminole, s|>oke in favor of the re s­ taurant, primarily because of plans for little theater produc lions. Councilman C. L. Overman stated that "We have seven establishments already licens­ ed to serve liquor and it seems tin t the only people who want to come Into Cassellierry want to serve alcoholic beverages." Following the meeting. Coun­ cilman L. E. Wood hams said he failed to act in favor of the restaurant because "I'm not in favor of permitting com­ mercial zoning in residential areas." Councilman George Howard explained his position by de­ claring. "We have more beer licenses now than the town should have and I'll never stand a tin to let Casselberry be made into a little white way." NEW SANFORD INDUSTRY will be In operation nt thin nitc nnd will b* known ns tbe American Hickory Co., dcnlini; in resin nnd hickory pro­ ducts. The property wns owned by the Atlantic Const Line Rnilrond Com­ pany nnd wns made nvnilnblc to James H. McLcmore of Orlando, owner of the company. Checking plans above are, from left, Scott Burns, Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee chnirmnn; McLetnoro, LeRoy C. Robb whose construction firm will ready the premises; and W. T. liensloy, commercial ni*cnt for tlie ACL Railroad. New Plant To Begii BRIEFS Operations Monday m w A ... Sanford City Commissioners, holding the line against tax Increases Monday requested City Attorney William Hutch­ ison to prepare the ordinance Talks Halt for adoption of the 1904-65 bud­ DETROIT (U l’l) — Auto get, which is sot at $1,291,863. negotiators were at a stand­ "This is the fourth success­ still today awaiting selection ive year that wc have manag­ of a strike target by the Uni­ ed to work out a satisfactory ted Auto Worker* Union. budget without raising taxes or falling into deficit (inane Now Castro Boat ing," City Manager W. E. MIAMI t u r n — Newly a r­ Knowles said. rived Cuban refugee* in Mi­ Commissioner Karl Higgin­ ami say that live Fidel Castro botham commended the city regime is building a deadly manager for hts preparation new patrol vessel designed to of the budget saying that "this j search out defectors fleeing is the best budget I have seen from his Communist regime. in the 12 years t have boon (>n tlie Commission." Noting that “ we Just don't Airline Struck WASHINGTON (Ul’l) — have the money," tlie commis­ Tlie Transport Workers Union sion loft the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce appro­ (TWU) struck Pan American priation at tlie budgeted $10,- World Airways early today, ooo, and made no appropria­ closing down the U. S. opera­ tion for the Sanford Chamber. tions of the glolie • girdling "We'll try to help them out airline. of contingency, U we can," Blast Kills 10 commissioners said. TENANT.!) DEL VALLE, Included in the budget is a twin percent across-the-board Mexico (UPI) — A fireworksraise for all city employes, in­ anil-gas explosion in tlie near­ creases of $8,400 for the police by village of Atlntlahuca kill­ department and $8,000 for the ed at least 37 persons Mon­ fir* department. Most of th« day night and injured mure extra money in the police ,than 40, it was reported today. get will go to pay the of two more men; and the fire Dm # Firm Cited WASHINGTON (UPI) department increase will pay for air-conditioning installa­ The drug firm of Wallace & Tiernan, Inc., of Belleville, tion. Tlie City Library will also 1>c N. J , and two of its former air-conditioned, with an in* officials have liccn indlrted rreasc of $1,000 in that budget by a federal grand Jury for keeping silent alxiut a product item. Savings of nearly $20,000 linked with three deaths. were effected by the city man­ ager hy combining the Parks M erger Approved WASHINGTON (CPI) Division and the Cemetery Division under one supervisor, An Interstate Commerce Com­ after the retirement of the mission ICC examiner lias Cemetery Division supervisor, recommended approval of a anil eliminating overlaps in proposed merger of five Wes­ tern railroads, a move that personnel. Total timlgrt expenditures would create the largest rail for 1963 64 were $1,296,700. system In the United -Slates. This year's anticipated budget is set at $1,291,863, Meat Prices Up CHICAGO (UPI) The week-long market rebellion of R FK Annnounccs the National Farmers Organ­ ization (N Fo) pushed ou tlieNEW YORK (DIM) - Aty. hoof livestock prices to their Gen. Itoliert F. Kennedy, arm ­ highest levels ill montiis today ed with the barking of most and sparked charges of vio­ state Democratic lenders, an- lence and vandalism through­ notinrrd today lie will seek out the Millwest. tlie New York democratic sen­ Bid>1)1e Bursts atorial nomination. Krnnrdy said he had talked WASHINGTON (UPI) — to Democratic and liberal par­ A Federal Trade Commission ty leaders in the state during (FTC) examiner aays the liie past few weeks about be­ world's largest bubble gum coming a candidate and add­ manufacturer, Topps Chewing Gum, Inr., is illegally monop­ ed: "I deeply appreciate their olizing tho baseball player encouragement and their sup­ card industry "contrary to port, particularly that of May­ the publie policy of tlie Uni­ ted States." or Robert F. Wagner. lly Harry I. Johnson Managing Editor The Sanford area’s newest business — t h o American Hickory Company — will be MRS. MARY HARKEY Mrs. Harkey To Hold The Fort Mr*. Mary Ilarkcy, secre­ tary to W. E. Knowles, city manager, will assume the post of aetlng city manager Wednesday and Thursday. Tin* iimmial situation, the first time In the history of Sanford that a woman has been In complete charge of the city, has liccn brought about by the fact that Mayor A. I,. Wilson, City Manugcr Knowles and Finance Director Henry Tamm will all be in New York for two days to sign the bonds for tlie $788,otH) water development *>stem. City Commissioners voted unanimously to put Mrs. Har­ key in rliargu anil expressed their faith in her ability to assume the responsibility dur­ ing the absence of the Mayor ami City Manager. Mr*. Harkey ha* endured a great deal of good - natured kidding about what she might do while in eiiarge, but com­ missioners e x p r e s s e d no doubt* Dint Use job would lie "well done." Mrs. Harkey has liccn sec­ retary to Knowles for the past ten years. Knowles, Tamm and Mayor Wilson will leave by plane early Wednes­ day fur New York City, re­ turning to their duties Friday. in operation next Monday with a staff of I t workers. The firm has purchased an Atlantic Coast Lina building off Grnprville Avenua and west of Sanford. The deal wns completed Monday and, according to the firm owner, James H. McLemorn of Or­ lando, the production schedule will begin Monday. The compnny will deal with resin nnd hickory products, tnkciiig advantage of the In­ creasingly populnr hickory products used a t most homn barbecue site*. The business Is locate.! on « tract of lnmi 180 feet by 200 feet in size nnd a quonsek typo structure meniuring 40 feet by 60 feet will house th* equipment. It li located on nn ACL Railroad aiding. McLcmore lays he has or­ ders now for prompt delivery and the preparation* will b* expedited on the building. LeRoy C. Rcbb of the con­ struction company bearing bis nnma has bora retained by Mel/cmore to prepare tha building for the work. Seminole County Chamber of Cununerre officials, headed liy Scot Hums, industrial committee chairman, hailed tho new firm as a "break­ through” in getting other in­ dustry located in that section. Rums and other Chamber offielnls inspected the pro­ perty yesterday afternoon and noted the minimum a m o u n t of rehabilitation which wilt have to be don* in order for Uio firm to begin o p e rillin g . Mclu-more said he wilt have 11 employe* on the alt* by next Monday with moat of the applicants b e i n g screened by tha Florida 8tat* Employment Service with tho final selection of em­ ployes bring insde by him. Herald Index Abhy Pag* f Bridge ...... Page T Classified .......... Page 10-11 Comics . Pago 9 E d ito ria l__________ Page 4 Funerals Page 1 Horoscope ----- ---- , , Page V Society Page 8 Sports .........— — Pag* 8 Tv Program*... _ _ _ Pag* T Wo The Women ___ P eg. T SCHOOL OPENS Cleo Slaps Cuba's Southeastern Coast KINGSTON, Jamaica (UPI) —Killer hurricane Cleo claw­ ed the southeastern Cuban coast today with 1110 mile an hour winds and sent farmera fleeing into tlie Orlcnte Moun­ tains. The storm, which claimed 14 lives in seeping across Guadeloupe Saturday, chalk­ ed up another victim in Cuba early today. Havana authori­ ties reported one man drown­ ed and three rescued when their boat overturned at El Santo, Orirnte. As Cleo veered slightly away from Jamaica during the night and headed toward the Cape Cruz Peninsula, Cuban authorities rushed military ve­ hicles to Orirnte and Camaguey Provinces to evacuate peasant families from low J>- Ing area*. Teams of doctors and nurses were flown from Havana lu the threatened loutlieastcrn pnrvince*. At II a m. ( KST) the Miami weather bureau located the hurlcanc'a center almost on the south Cuban coast, about 125 miles south - southeast of Camagucy, near latitude 19 8 north, longitude 77.0 west. Tlie weather bureau said the storm center was moving toward the west • northwest at about 12 miles an hour. Gales fanned outward 150 miles to the north of the center and 100 mile* to Uie south. The big U. S. Navy base at Guantanamo Hay, Cuba, ap­ parently escaped damage. Highest winds reported there were gusts up to 40 miles an hour. e n n e iif MONDAYI A L W A Y S F IR S T Q U A L IT Y * 1000 GIRLS DRESSES FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL TERRIFIC SELECTIONS 2 98 - 3 98 - 4 98 RIZEH 3-18 THREE WAYS TO BUY CHARGE — CASH — LAYAW AY �9hr fa n fo r l 1 #r«D» , 2 — Alt*. 25, 1904 Girl Scouts To Prepare For 1965 Roundup Sixty-two iir li from th** ill cmiotl** that comprlw th* Citrus Council of Old Stouts (K U iler, riomlnolc, Brevard, Osceola, Oram* ami Voluala) will begin pre-ialaetlon trainin i for the IMS Olrl Scout Itound-up to t«* held at Kirragut, Idaho. July 17-26, IBMUndar tha General Chair* manahip of Mra. nay Work of tndlalantle and program chair•man Mra. Maurlca llamblell of Winter Park, the slrl* will practice aklli* to make houseIdaho eaaler. Outdoor food pre­ paration, laahlhg, knoll, firebuilding, toolcraft, eompali, first aid, lent pitching and tent care will hf practiced. This training ta held In de­ cide who may best represent Citrus Council at RoundUp 63 and la being held now through Aug. 22-21 at Camp Deer I**k« Ocala National Forest. "We ara trying to give the stria a chance to ahow their own individuality and personal ability a a well as their abili­ ties to work well with others as In a patrol situation," stal­ ed glra. Work. "Wa want In •no our Olrl Scouts think and plan as a patrol, We will see all stages, from the diacuaiion nf how to approach the situa­ tion, how each girl functions for herself, how she helps plan for her group and how she works together with her pa Uol." RoundUp Trainers in­ clude Mrs. William Drake, Melbourne, Mra. Lawrence Smith, Winler Park; Mrs. Jame* Wharton, Cocoa, and Miss Richard Robinson, Bustis. Cooperating closely with (lie RoundUp Trainers la Mra. Illanche Kettlcby, RoundUp Equipment Chairman. The CilrUa Council will tend two patrols of eight girls and * patrol of allernatca. The RoundUp will be an en­ campment of 10,000 campers and adult staff. RnundUpt have been held In Michigan, 1958; In Colorado, 1950; and In Vermont, 1982. RoumlUp training la pattern­ ed on the Senior RoundUp wtlh all its excitement and challenges. As formulas are an Important part of RoundUp discussion group will be an Important part of the week, The general theme la "fllrl Sm iting, A Promise In Ac­ tion.'’ Other scheduled programs are learning about and doing demonstration!, potlatch gifts, and n Scout's own program on the theme, "This la a funfllled week, and nn important step on the trait to tomorrow," tald Mra. Work. Sanford Navy Man Promoted Samuel M. Whitehead Jr„ radioman third class, IJSN, non of Mr. and Mra. Mark Whitehead of 118 drove Lane, was recently promoted whlla serving aboard the anti-submarine warfare nirrraft car­ rier USS Intrepid, operating (n tha Mediterranean with tha Sixth r e e l. His promotion was haaad on time in service and rate, military appearance, perform­ ances of duties and pasting the Navy-wide competitive teat. Local Forest Service Gets New Equipment Veterans Given Advice On Sale Of Residences By Jane Caeeelberry Two new Important piece* of equipment recently have been acquired for the Florid* F o r e s t Harvicc’a Seminole County fire control unit with headquarter* in Longwnod, ac­ cording to County Rangar Al­ bert Ifarrle. The new 13,000 pound TDI) International diesel tractor will lx- baled at Oviedo but il available for use throughout the county In aupprening for­ est wild firea, auditing landowner* In plowing fire line, and atanding by to aaxiat anyone burning off their propirty . A new half-ton Dodge pick­ up trurk equipped with a wa­ ter tank wni purrhased for th* use of the county ranger. Roth unit* ara equipped with two-way radio*. Harris ramlndl landowner* wlihlng a u lit a n r * with fir* line* or burning In rail tha county office at 831*1120 to maka naraiaary arrangemanta. f'lllB F COUNTY HANUKH Albert llttrria, rlaltl, looks over the new I**,000 pound TD*0 Internntinnal diesel trnrtnr recently Acquired for the fiemlnol* County Florida Forest Service Fire Control Unit with H anfrcr Toby Pilk who is stationed a t the Oviedo tower. (Herald Photo) STAR SCOUTS arc shown here recoivintr tlu-ir official IukIkoa from Scout­ m aster Chuck Huckor, From left are Michael Fay, Tommy Austin, Keeker and Hrinn Gilnmrtin. (Herald Photo) OAPT. JOSEPH M. TUI.liY Jit., relieved (.'apt. A. T. Nicholson Jr., ns commanding officer of the fleet oiler USS (A O -ll‘,1) during ceremonies hold a l the Norfolk Naval Stntion on Aiijf. 19. Capt. Tully Takes Over USS Neosho Area Schools Capt. Joieph M. Tully Jr., enmmander of Heavy Attack Wing 1 at the Sanford Naval Air Klatinn fmm June 11)01 to July I9r>3, Inst week relieved Capt. A. T. Nlcholion Jr. ai commanding officer of the Reel oiler, USS Nrosho (AO143) during reremonlca at tlie Norlolk Nava) Station. Capt. Tully reported to his new dutiea following a year'* attendance at the National AREA DIRECTORY INSURANCE BALL-BLAIR AGENCY 218 S. Park Ave. FA 2-504' GULF SERVICE SANFORI), FLA. Tirai • B a tu m i - Accaaioriaa Road AAA Sarvico PLUMBING Guaranteed Braka k Muffler Sarvica R. L. HARVEY French a lit. PLUMBING FA 2-0921 FA 2-9922 Complete InitallaUoiia • Repet ra FEEDS Bathroom and Kitchen Fixture* Water Pumpi Free Estimate* Sanford Flour and 204 S. Hanford FA 2-3 181 Feed Store Jim Dandy Faada If you warn people to pay Timothy Hay - Cotton Head attention to your buiincai, Cow Feed (3.40 per 100 lb. call FA 2-3812 and aak l be Herald Stall about eotne al­ PitUniiqr and Fattening 121) Sanfnri* Ave Sanford ien! tun getting adx / John flauti for a number of y a r n a Hanford realtor, re­ cently participated In a twowaak couraa on condamnation proceed in n sponsored fay tha American Institute of Aprolsera held at tha Unlvaralty of San Francisco. Haul* la working toward ob­ taining a MAI — a member­ ship in the American Institute of Real Extale Appraisers, lie said that th* course dealt mainly with court procedures a soda led with tha condemnstlon of private property for public uses. While in the California city, Saula also vlaited points of interest la the Bay a ria and atended th* National Football League exhibition game be­ tween the Furty-Nincra and the Cleveland Drown*. "Il'e amasiag to m e," said Saula. "ft)* temperature tha Sunday afternoon of the game wax CO degrees in tha sun. At the box ofice of Keciar Stadium they asked me U I wanted tha shady side or the sunny side of tha field. I Chose tbe suBBjr- aide." . . Hauls returned to Sanford with a aunburnad face and a peeled note. Goldwater To Stump Florida War College In Warhinglnn. D C. Capt. Nicholson will re ­ port (or duly on the ituff «f Conmndcr in Chid, II. S. Atlanllc Fleet in Norfolk. Capt. Tully, mo nf Brigadier General M. Tully, USA, lnot), ami Mra. Tully, graduated fmm <hr Naval Aeadcmy Class in December nl 11)41, and liaa been a naval aviator lim n 1043. During World War II, he aerved in the Pacific Theater aboard the deitmyera Clark ID L 31)11 ami David W. Tay­ lor (Dll-551). Alter being tit’signnled a naval aviator at Corpus Chiivll, Texa* In Aug list, i!M5, Capt. Tully served AIK CONDITIONER IN H U K A N C K in Fighter Squadron I!) nhoaril the USS Dover amt in H. B. Pope Co., Inc. AUTO &. PKOPEKTY the office of the Chid of Na­ Tot The Klnaat Vaar Around val Operation), lie later at­ Waathar Condltionar tended tlx* Air Command and KKDDKRS All Lines Written Staff School of the Air UniRale* — Service Your lnsurunca veraity at Maxwell Field, Ala­ 100 S. I'ark Ave. Hanford llrinir TA 2-4234 bama, and upon graduation, Problem! To Us — wav designated assistant na­ AUTO SERVICE val aU rhc in Mexico City. HARRY ADAIR’S Sanford Realtor Takes Course Tenants Pour It On And Beat It The tenant! didn't think much of Hie place they were living in on South Elm Ave. and the owner didn't Chink much of them when he check­ ed the premixe* over Hie weekend. J, II. Bailey told police the tenants poured m uitard and catsup over the kitchen floor, emptied a jar of beet* in Hie kitchen rabind and attempted to ktnrl a fire in onr of the iluxitl* bvloiu UipaiUug.t To Coordinate Work Program By Jana Caeatlherry Lyman High School faculty member* and Principal Carl­ ton Henley met with mem­ ber* of the South Seminole Junior High School faculty and Principal John Angel at a luncheon Friday at tha Trade Wind* Cafeteria, Sem­ inole Pin**, I'ansullierry. Following t h e lundirun those attending were invited to the Junior High achnol, where llir trnrhrr* got to­ gether in their aepernte drpattnirnlx to alum- plana for the year'* work in order to belter correlate their programa. Thin ia the firit time an effort of lliia type hai been made to get the facultie* of thr two achoola together for the purpoia of giving tha teacher* an inaifrht into each other* work ill order to bet­ ter prepare the aeventh, eighth and ninth grade atudent* far high achool. Official* at)o believe that giving the two faruttii'i the opportunity to meet eoclally and prnfeailonalty will create good will between the two arhoola. Don't be surprised If you ice prominent businessmen milking cows in public place*. It will just b* a part of tha celebration of June Dairy Morilli spon Mired by the Dairy Council of South Florida. TAMPA (UPI) - Republi­ can prcxidcnUat candidate Barry Goldwater will stump Florida In peraon In Scptem her or early October, accord Ing to state OOP Chairman ftim Brown. llrown laid William E. Mill er, the Republican vice preal dential candidate from New York will accompany Goldwa ter. "Sen. Goldwater baa peraon ally assured me that he will make addresses in the state and several (tops at Florid! Rmwn said. "In addition, wa'ro experlini former President Dwight Eisenhower and form­ er vice president Richard Nix­ on to apeak In Florida for the RapubUran tick * ." Ex-Con Held In Holdup Attempt An ex-convict identified by city police ai Eddie 1-ce Campbell is charged with at­ tempted armed robery of a taxicab driver at midnight Sunday. Police said Campbell threat­ ened the rabble, F e l t o n Drunken of 1813 Cnolidge Ave., chased him from the car and then wa* shot by Brooken when he rnntinued hit ad­ vance. Campbrll was taken to Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital for patchwork on his right leg and thrn lodged In th* county Jail. Labeling Of Smokes Delayed WASHINGTON (UPI) The Federal Trade Commis­ sion (FTC) agreed today to a congressional suggestion and postponed for six months Us order that cigarette packages be labeled with a health warn­ ing to smokers. FTC Chairman Paul Rand Dixon notified Chairman Oran Harris of the House Commerce Committee that the labeling requirement will not become effective until next July 1. The mere fact that a vet­ eran aella hi* federal GI horn* does not necessarily ra* Hava him of his liability to th* Veterans Administration, M. T. Dixon of the Florida Department of Veteran* Af­ fairs, said today. Too oftan, vaUrana who have sold their GI homes learn later that the buyer ha* defaulted on tha loan, the morlgage has been foreclosed, a daficltney hat resulted and that thay ara Habit ta th* VA for tha payment of the claim which the VA had to pay to th* lender. A veteran may lie ralaaaad from hit liability to tha VA If hit loan (a currant and If tha purchattr has ob­ ligated himself by contract to purchase thla property and aiauma hit liability. In addi­ tion, tha purchaser m utt sat* lafy th* VA that h* la a good credit rlak. A veteran planning to sail hla UI home may Uka either of two atapa to avoid future liability. (1) Ha can a m n g a for tha GI loan to b* paid In full. (2) Ha ran allow tha purchaser to assume hla Of loan and obtain a release of hla liability on th* loan from tha holder of tha mortgage and tha Veterans Administra­ tion provided, (of couraa, both •gra#). Tha veteran may apply to tha Veterans Administration for a release from liability by submitting a request In w rit­ ing to Uis loan guaranta* of* fleer, at th* VA regional of* firo of jurisdiction, where hi* GI loon wee firit approved. Tha requeel should Include the VA loan number, If known, which should be shown on the reverse aide of the certificate of eligibility, Tha addreea of tha propos■ad purchaser and tha name and addres* of the holder of the mortgage. Upon receipt of the written requeat, the VA will aend to tha vetaran all tha nectesary forma to com­ plete in order to apply for the release of liability of a GI loan. Dixon warned that It la moat Important that the ap­ plication for release of liabil­ ity b* made prior to tha time the Gt home la sold for ob­ vious reasona. One* the sals la areomptlahed, and all final papers ara signed by both parties. It la no longer of Im­ portance to tha buyer whether ha asilsta in getting the vet­ eran release from liability. There la alto the possibility, Dixon further pointed out, that th* buyer might not prove to be a good credit rlek in the opinion of the Veteran* Administration, or th* mort­ gage holder or both. Alertness Pays Off In Holdup An alert and cooperative citlxen la credited by county police with solving a robbery Friday night at tha E-S Food Shop on Bear Lake Road. The robbrry occurred Thursday night and one of Iho suspects was apprehended over the waakand. Jailed ta a man Identified aa Edward Ashlay. Deputy J, Q. (Slim) Gallo­ way laid a paialng motorist saw tha holdup staged by Hire* men, olferrd police a description of th* trio and th* car tag number which lad to the arrest. Galloway said the three men made off with $313 when Uiey held up the atom mana­ ger, Jam es L. Gleason. He praised the help of the motor­ ist in auplying police with In­ formation which helped In sol­ ving the robery. Hospital Notes AUGUST 21, 1981 Admissions Ola Wallace, Lynn Wilson, EiizalH-th Williams, Nannie Howard, David Jackson, Ben nil L. Denault, Suian Shoe maker, Caaaandra D a n i s * Jnckson, C l i f f o r d Manley, Itosa White, ail of Sanford; Edith Cook, Enterprise) Tim­ othy Mayer, Jame* Mayer, North Orlando; Elizabeth Ty­ ler, Osteen; Joserna Rom , Mima. Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Michael WllIon of Hanford, a girl; Mr. and Mr*. Eddie Wiley ef Longwood, a boy. Diarharxe* Lula llalchar, Jeanatta MrQuaan, Margla McCarkal and baby girl, LuelU Echols, Huton Hala, Lucille Hantill, all of Sanford) Joseph Xeialnger, Orange City; Joan Baker, Lake Monroe; Evelyn Nettles and baby girl, Oataani Batty Baal, DaBaryt Jamas Browar, Thomaavllla, Ga. AUGUST 12, 1984 Admialone Sam Hlcka, Ollbart B. Fil*g*r, Thom a a Abbay, Glands Monnty, Patricia Clark, all of Sanford) E t h e l Campbell, Oviedo j John Kannady Jr., Longwood; Vincent Accirdi, DeBary; Jarry D. Smith, Lak* Mary) Mary Franch, Casselberry. Births Mr. a n d Mrs. Palmer Mooney of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mra. Bogar Clark of Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mr*. Thomas I* Franch of San­ ford, a girl. Discharges Carl A. Jchnaon, Patricia A. Haynes, Norma G. Mar­ tin, Jo Anne Nix, Matilda Debose, M a m i e Anderson, Mra. Glen W. t-emmon and baby girl, Fay M. Shupe, all of Sanford; Carol Bumbilough, Longwood; Mary Shep­ pard, Oviedo; Daniel Russell, Geneva; Helen .Stewart, De­ lta ry ; James Mayer Jr., Tim­ othy Mayar, North Orlando; Edith Cook, Enterprli*. [Frederick W a a t o n , DeBary; AUGUST 23, 1961 J a m e s S m i t h , O s t a a n ; Ken­ Admlsslona Jfluephln* Oake*. Irene It. neth H lrk a o n , L a k e Mary. Marston, R o b e r t Averett, Minnie Johnson, A l b e r t a Walker, Katherine A. Rivini, Nevada Pitta, Shirley Lucas, IV THK CIRCl'IT CO URT f>r Earl T. Chapm an, Freddie t i i i : n i n t h j i n t c i A t , r u t . I IT, IN A M I FOB *S :M IDlgg* Jr., Ruby Hamilton, all IMII.K t <H M l . F I.OHII I1. of Sanford; Ethel Hover, De­ I, AW VO. DO* 1 M i n : n r lit l.n \ t * i nary; Rnniulua Kronontanti, HTATK nJIHAD D S P A HTMKNT Deltona; M argaret Linger- OF FLORIDA , an A a a n cy o f th* fltat* o f n o r l d a , felt, Longw-ood; Carl Nelson, V A Ijike Monroe; Cathy Reuse, and HKMINOLIC COUNTY. « Poll* I t l . n l flnhdlvlelnn o f th* flin t* Geneva. nt FI ri Hits, Discharge! I'*I It loner*, Reha Preauttn, D a r r y l flit AC BE NTON *t *1.. Thomea, Mary Pugh, Melvin Psfendsnt*. O'Kelley, Sutanne Berlin and NOTICE o r EM IN E N T D O * ' hahy boy, Katherine Smith, v t s i n r r t o r K K D i N f if l i IN TI K N'AHK AN D IIV TIIK Willi* Calloway, all of San­ VHTItOlllTY O F TIIK 8 T A T H ford; Jean Patterson, De­ OF FLORIDA : TO ALL WHOSI IT MAT CON­ Bary; Ethal Allison and baby CERN. end to *11 p erio n * and boy, Fern Park; Ruth Ogtea- P«rtl»s h s v i n x or c l a i m in g t u t t, till*. ln isr* n t. * sla t* , by, Enterprise; Evelyn Dry- righ m o rig n g * or o th e r lien to or ant, DeBary, Levslle Thcmas, In th* pn rte le o f Unit h e r e i n , f te r desc ribed and th* f o l l o w , Maitland; Anna l^ech, Del­ alit* person*, t o g e t h e r w i t h all tona. un. rtuwn ptrnr na c l a i m in g by. t h r m i i h err under k n o w n parAUGUST 24, 196.1 • o n . w h o ar* d**d nr w h o a ra Admission* not k n o w n tn h* ,l**d nr a l l . * : Marjorie Strawn, Barbara SECTION TTnm-tanl. ( T A T R i l l 4*. aMMINlll.S: COI .NTV, Enos, Conduce Knight, Elixa lit) NAME* *S AIH)IIK**K* hath Hill, Norma Johnson, M n * C, Aalto S lid h l d t t c r t a t D r l . a Allee Grub*, Richard CoiK n o x v lll* IS, T * n n « et* * grava, Gall Combs, Joyce 3 R D No. l i s t , i : * 3 . 134 I Arord, all of Hanford; Bar­ R u s m II w . Harn ad bara Crockett, Oviedo; Hor­ IS W a ter S tr eet s nth G la sto n b u r y . Cnrtn. ace Wells, Oranga City; flRD J01.1, 101.3, sot a, Dorothy Taylcr, Longwood; 10S.X P nohsoot S aving* B a n k Cheater Smith, Murray Oile / « Oen rg* W. Prlnea, hart, DeBary; Katharine San­ P r e sid e n t | born, Deltona; Cornelia Grant, I t H am m ond Av»nti* f It n u a nr. Main* ' Geneva; Sally Butler, Lnke HUD 101.1, D ll.3. 101.3 Monroe. P A R C EL NO, till.I , Ittl.3, n i l . * M l f l l l r OF W A V Births Th# North 30 f**t o f Lot 1*, Mr. and Mra. Benjamin Block l , of D r t a m w o ld S u b d i v i ­ Taylor of Longwood, a boy; sion, a cco rd in g tn p l i t recorded th* I’uhHc lle r o r d s o f S e m i ­ Mr. anil Mr*. Fred Crockett In nol e C ou n ty , F lo r id a ; P la t of Orlando, a girl; Mr. and Honk 3. page SO; l*ttd h erein d e sc rib ed c o n . Mr*. Robert T. Johnson of Th* (a ln a * l . l l n aq uat* fee t , (.014 Hanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs, a c r a l more or 1**>. Alvin Acord of Hanford, a O W N E D RT: RCflHELT- W. IIACINI:!!, A fllttgl* Man girl; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald V. BL’RJKCT TOt MOI1TUAOK r * . corded In O. II. Ikiok U I , Enos of Sanford, a girl, p a g e 31 In f a v o r o f FIRM* Dlachargra F E D E R A L flAVINtifl AND TA1AN AKHDCIATION Cl* Joyce Crutchfield, Bonnie SEMINOLE CO UNTT: an d Denault, Helen Spivey, Mar­ LEAKE recorded In f>. R. tha Gilibe, Patricia Poleon Hook U I . p a** 131 Itsld by MKtIANK OIL COMPANY and baby, Beverly Abbey and F A R . E L Nt). IOS.1 baby, Shirley Price, Norma R IG H T OF W AV Young, Robert Avertt, Heath­ Th* North 30 fa st o f Lot 1, Block I-A , !nd flection n f er Nettle!, I.ynn Hahn, all of D r t a m w o ld , a cco rd in g to p la t Hanfcrd; Vincent Accardi, recorded In P la t Bon k S, p * a # Legal Notice Program Closes Bible School At Lake Mary Presbyterian By Frances Wester Closing exercise* for tha Summer Vacation B i b l e School conducted by the Com­ munity Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary this month, war* held lait Friday night In the church auditorium for p a r anti and friend* of th* child­ ren who attended. Around 90 children were present to re ­ ceive certificate*. Them* for th* Bible School this year was "Jem a, th* Promised Saviour." Tha pro­ gram presented w it Just like a day at achool, atartlng with (he them* song, followed by tha Motto found in Romina 10:9. ftia Them* w ti from John 3: 16 17. Each department c la n took part In th* prayer period. Salutei war* given to th* Ameri can and Christian 11*11, and to the Bible. A report was given of each day to find out which d a n collected the most points In tha contest to receive a gam to plaee tn tha treasure chest and thus be the Banner Claaa Veteran Groups for tha day. 106 pupils w-ai tha largest attendance for any one day. In going over the records for the J*st five year*, th* fol­ lowing have had perfect at­ tendance: Debbie Goble, Lynette Green, Rose Mary Green, Pat Omcy and Stephen Sanman. Each class had a five min­ ute program spot telling about some of the highlights of their studies. Among people talked about ware Adam and Eve, Noah and the ark and the rainbow, Abraham, Moxca, The Prophets, and the baby Jesus, the most precious pro­ mise that was given to man. The program closed with everyone siglng, "Blest Be The Tide," and repeating the Mlipah benediction. The par­ ents war* than invited tn look over the models of the craft* the children had made to take home. Aa director of the Bible School for the lis t five years, Mrs. Kay Sissman expressed her aincera "thank you" pub­ licly to the parents, teachers and helpers for making the school auch a success. To Meet Friday Legal Notice rn -rm n re n a h h Rnrrarki 486 and Auxiliary NOTICK IB hereb y g i v e n that of Hanford, World War I I am ena.iired In hu«ln*e* at veterans and their wives, will j ; o N. Itwy. 1T-JI. C a s ie lb e rry , fl.mln.il* County . Flo rid a, under meat a t 6:30 Friday night a t th* (Ictltloua n s t n i of. IS r i a l * American Leginn Post 63’* Const. Co.. an<1 that I Inland to r r a l s t . r **td m i n t w ith th* hall, 3600 Orlando Drive. C U r k « f th* Circuit c o u r t , Senior Vice Commander fl.niln.il* County, Florid*, In a rd a n t* with th* p r u tI .I n n . Harry I,. Shaffer of the De­ o cf coth* F ic ti t i o u s Nam* fltatiipartment's Seventh District, ta* tn - w t t! lis ts F lo rid * a u t u t a * 1MT. will report of tha Fifat Dis­ 81*: Chari** M irtln trict Blood Bank and will Pub lish Au*. II, ] | * Kept, 1, summarize naw veterans' leg­ f. Dlt. CI>C-Sf islation. • k m i n o i .k t t i v m Local Commander Georg* BONING l O W H l a a i ti v R. Bashars has Invited all Xwtlr* of Public H n r t > | By Mra. Frank Whit* member* of th* barracks and Nolle* 1* h t i s h y *l v*n, that Past Commander Stanley the aualllary and any other * f l * r co n sid er a tio n , th* fl.n ilUnunty Sinning C o m m i s ­ H. Smith of DeBary’a Herbert World War 1 veteran* and his nul* sion w ill hold a public h earin g l o d eterm in e th* f f a s i h l l l t y o f D. Gibb American Legion wife to atUnd. reco m m en d in g to th* Board o f Post 269 has received a spec­ C ou n ty C o m m l u k . n t r * that th* ial citation from th* atata follow Ing desc ribed property pr***ntly aon*d R-1 l U s I d e n l l e l commander, American Legion, $46.55 Stolen b* so n sd A *I A g i l c u l t u r a l : lx>t* commending him for untiring Theft of 846.33 from a cigar- t. s. and I l llo tk F. F«rn T r* Huh div isio n F u r th er work n* fifth dlitrirt execu­ el vending machine at the d ai .rta r r l «d aa tying tt o f (J'llrl.n tive committeeman during tha Whal-A-Burger, 2343 S. Fren­ Ruud. E of Na v a l D riv e a n d W ch Av*., H being Investigated o f J a f fa Drive. 1983-84 year. P ub lic h e a r i n g w ill b* h*ld Th* preeentation wa* mad* by police. The burglary occur­ In t h i B tm ln o lt r n u n l y C o u it l lo u s* . County C n m tn la sln n t-« recently by Commander Vir­ red sometime Friday night or Ilnoni. Sanford, Florid*. W e d ­ ginia Harrison of the Volusia early Saturday morning, po­ n esd a y , Septe m ber ». lis t at T:li> P. M or a* soon t h e r e a f te r County Eaeeutlva Committee, lice ware told. a* possible. American Legion. Sem inole C o u n ty Z o n in g Commtuloa Chlorpromaiina ia a relax­ By Hobart a Brown India'! independence front ing drug widely used to ease hern Inot* C o unty Z o n in g Director Great Drltain occurred on tensions In the menially dis­ P u h l l . h Au*. SI * t e p t t, l i s t Aug. 13, HUT, turbed^ CCC-1J DeBary Man Gets Award 3A, pu b lic record* o f flemlnola Cou nty, F lorid*; Th* land har*ln desc ribed n o n . t a i n . 3, *03 sq u a re f eet, (. 01 * a c r e ) , mora or !•■*. OWNED IIT l Ill.'NBELL W. D A R N E D . A HI it k I* M m P A R C E L NO. lOg.f, DW.3. tOS.S R IG H T OF W AY Th* flnulh 10 f**t of lit* N o rth 30 f eet nf Lot 1, Illock 3. 3nd flection o f D ream w otd , a c c o r d ­ in g to Plat recorded In P la t Uuuk <. p a g e 30, P u b lic Racord* o f ticm lnole C ou n ty , F lo r ­ ida: Thr land h erein described c o n ­ ta in s 1,3.4 sq u a re fee t . (.011 a c r e ) , m ore or ]em. OWN II il Yl P H I L L IP XL nO YD and w lf* MART K. ROTD SUBJE CT TO; XIORTOAOK r e . oorded In O. It. B o o k I I I , p e g * 313 held by P E N O R . SCOT FAVINOB B A N K ) and. MORTOAtlK recorde d In O. It. Hunk 107, p a g e 3*1 held by DA N PI VEIL sntl w i l e MARY F IV E R f a r c e s , n o . la a .t , i M j , i s a j RIGH T o r W A Y Th* N o rth 30 f**t o f Lot 4T, Oak l l l l l Mubdlvlelon, a c c o r d in g to plat recorded In P U t Hook 3 p a g e M, P u b lic Recor d* o f flemlunle t'Ounly, F lorida: Tit* land h erein desc ribed co n lain* 3.110 sq u are feet, (.060 a cre), mora or lesa O W N E D RYi LANA O. AS1IH, W id o w S U B J E C T TOl MOKTUAflK r a . curded In O. IL (loo k S3, p a g e 571 In fa v o r o f F IRflT F E D E R A L SAV1NOK A N D LOAN ASSOCIATION O F SEMINOLE COUNTT: and, A G R E E M E N T FOR D E E D recordeil In O. R. Honk S3, p a g e l i t held by HOME It D. THOMAS and w lf * VIO­ LET M. THOMAH T A K E NOTICE th a t a T>ec l i r e t l o n o f T a k i n g h sa bean d i e d In th* a b o v * -a ty l* 4 eauasu by th PetltUmara, tha a c q u ir ­ i n g a u lh n r tt y nf thea* prnCeedlnga, o f tha t a k i n g o f Ilia above- tlea rr lb ed land*, for tha p urp ose eat fo rth In th* P * tlllnn In (hta ca u se , via.: A c r ig h t o f w a y for a portion o f S l a t * Road 41 la S e m i n o l e C ou n ty . F lo rid a, and t h a t th* ‘ lio n ,tr e b le V o ile A. W il l i a m s , Jr. one o f the J u d g e e nf tha Circuit Court In tbe N in th J u d ­ icial Circu it o f Florida, w i l l , nn llte J l l h day o f A u g u s t , A. D. 1144. a t 10:00 A. M , In tha Famlnol* C o u n ty Courthoue* *4 F nfn«d. Flo rid a, rmnelder a tld D ecla ra tio n o f T a k in g , ap p o in t a p p ra isers, an d n ts k s s u ch O rder s s lb s Court d e e m s proper. All p a r t ie s tn t h s su it and a ll p a r t i te I n t sr ss te d m a y a p p , s t ­ and be heard at ( h t ttm * an d plar* d e sig n a t e d . T oiii en d each o f yau . e r a h ereb y ootnmanded In a p p ea r by f i l i n g an A n s w e r to t h a P e tit io n h ere t o f o r e filed In th la c e u ee In the en t itle d Court o n nr b efo re the l f t h d a y nf Keptem ber. A. D. 1**4. l o s h o w w h a t r ig h t , title. In terest or l i e n s y o u , or a n y o f you . h a v e In an d to the e b o v e - d e e c r lb e d la n d s and sh o w c a u s e w h y the s a m e ehould not b e t a k e n for tha ueee and purpoaae eet fo rth In th* P a lllt o n fllad herein W IT N E F 8 m y H and a n d tha Heel o f said Court on thla Tth day o f Auguat, A. D. 1344. (HEAL) A rth u r II. ItrckwIHi. J r . Clerk of th* Circu it Court, In and for S e m in o le C o u n ­ ty, Flo rid a. Dy: Martha T. V lh le a D ep u ty Clerk HAIIOLD F. JOliKflON C o u n ty A t to r n e y H o i /. Hertford. F lo rid a and JA CK W. PIE RC E H ollan d B u ild in g T a lla h a a eee, F lo r id a Of C o u n sel for the Petitioner*. P tiblleh Aug. II, IS. 3 i a Srpt. t. n e t . C DC-U �9hr B atifnrk Aug. 25, 1964 — Page 3 B rra l# Lake Mary UPW Circles Have Meeting At Donaldson Home . a 1 w ? # ,n r 1 * - 1 By Frances Wetter A combined meeting of Cir­ cle One and Circle Two of the ITW organization of the Com­ munity Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary was held for the month of August at the home of Mrs. F. E. Donaldson with Mrs. James M. Thomp­ son as her co-hostess. Mrs, Thompson gave the de­ votions using an artielc writ­ ten by Billy Graham entitled. County English Teachers To "Did Men Know What They Were Writing About in the New Testament The scrip­ ture was taken from l.ukc 1: 1-4 and John 1: 1-5. Missions for the day to be remembered were the Foreign Srhool in .Manila, Philippines, and the National synod of Texas. The devotions were closed by sentence prayer fol­ lowed by the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Lucille Mcro was in charge of the program. Chap­ ter 7, New Relationship, in the study book. "Bo What You Are," was studied together by the group. Tills pointed out' woman's relation to man and man's relation to woman re­ garding marriage, aL*o the parent's relation to their chil­ dren and the relation to God. The business meeting fol­ lowed ending with the friend­ ship circle and Mizpah bene­ diction. During a social hour, re­ fresh menu of punch and pine­ apple mint supreme were ser­ ved by the hostesses. Others present were Mrs. A. E. Crocker. Mrs. Rowland Gohle, Mrs*. W. C. Hopkins, BEAUTIFY YOUR FLOORS Mrs. Evelyn Rice, Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, Mrs. Harry E. San­ dusky, Mrs. Ruby Sjoblom, and her daughter Mary Lin srnnicycr, who Is visiting from Maryland and was a guest, Mrs, Einar C. Turning, Mrs. John Ulmer, Mrs. Resale Bcetc, Mrs, Olo Cochran, Mrs. Geneva Cochran, Mrs. P. D. Anderson, Mr*. Emma Rashara, Sir*. LuVera Harri­ son, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Joe Smothers, Mrs. Ed Zim­ merman, Mrs. Kay Sassman, Mrs. John Beeves and Mrs. II. M. Gleason. WITH ONE OF THE MANY NEW PATTERNS OF VINYL - ASIIESTOS JOHNS-MANVILLE FLOOR TILES TRICES START AT Qc PER TILE WALL SUPPLY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD. FLA. 322-5412 “ llcndiitinrtcrs For Sprinkler Systems’* Organize By Jane Casselberry The Junior and senior high school English teachers of Seminole County will hold a luncheon and election of of­ ficers Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at the Trade Wind* Cafeteria In Seminole Plata, Casselberry. The purpose of the organ­ ization will be to improve the English program In the county schools. COLD DRINKS were nerved by Mrs. Allen Duffin and Chester Henrick to the many youngsters attending last Friday’s picnic at the DeBary Community Center to conclude the summer youth program. The program was sponsored by the Civic Association with cooperation from various other organizations in the community and volunteer workers. (Cox Photo) Business Briefs TWO IMG EVENTS occurring in the lives of Seminole County teachers Elmer und Marjorie Stone gave them plenty of reason to celebrate last week. First, on Aug. 14, they received their Masters Degrees from Rollins College and last Thursday, Aug. 20, they observed their 31st Wedding Anniversary. (Herald Photo) g| Jxtwost point la the U. 8. Is located in Inyo County, Call!., and is Dealh Valley, 232 feet below sea level. TTitra’s a lot to do hi Their eon. Gene, also re­ ceived his Mnntrra this sum­ mer from Walla Walla College In Washington where he spec­ ialized in Marine Biology. Teachers Attend t Instruction By Jane Casselberry The School of Instruction held Aug. 12-14 in Clearwa­ ter was attended by a group of Seminole County educators. those attending included Peter Rukur, Sanford Junior High School band director nnd president of the Classroom Teachers Association; Edna Humphrey, teacher at Lake Mary School and vice president of the C.T.A.; Mary Groom, teacher at Pinecrvst Elementary and president of the Seminole County Educa­ tion Association and Grorgo Dabbs, principal of Bear Admiral Robert E. Peary Lake Elementary. made six attempts to reach the North Pole before he Mount Wldtcy, Calif., rising finally succeeded on April 6, 11.495 feet, is the highest 1909. point in the United States. Elmer Stones Enjoy .Double Celebration Uy Jane L'a»»clberry Seminole County lenrlier* Flint'r und Marjorie Stono hud double muse for celchratlon liml week as they rereived their M»«Ur» Degree* from Hollins Coll‘ge. Winter I'urk, on Friday, Aug. I t. and erlchrnted their .11i t Wedding AtmlvcRiury, Thursday, Aug. 2(k lie teui-hes in the industrial arte department at South R.minolo Junior High School in Cusnelherry and she ie first grade teacher a t South Semi­ nole Klementnry School. Roth have been teaching In the county for the past three 0 year* and arc residents of Forest City Road. They both hnvr been teach­ ing school since J919 and graduated from Southern Mis­ sionary College. Coltegedale, Tenn„ In 1D3H with a Bache­ lor of Sclenee Degree. They have tieen working on their Masters for the past two summers. f Roger E. Garner, local rennsentutivo of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, has returned from New York City where lie participated in a speciul advanced training course relating to estate plan­ ning and business life insur­ ance underwriting. 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The recent elevation of Annstas Afikoyan, the last of the old-time Bolsheviks, to the ceremonial post of president of the Soviet Union marks th e end of one era. • A new generation of Communists —with names like Breihnev, PodIfomy, Polyansky—is com In f to the fore, ready to take command of tho party when Nikita Khrushchov fin­ ally leaves the stage. But the era of communism Itself-— of totalitarian rule In Russia and Ita satellites, of the threat to democracy and world peace—will not be ended by a change in the Kremlin’s cast of characters. The younger men In the party, while not Stallnlsta, are hardly lib­ erals, In the Western meaning of the word. They are orthodox party men, not firebrand Idealista who will ■trike off In new Ideological direc­ tions. I t Is a characteristic of dlctntor■hlps th at the scepter of rule is sel­ dom passed directly from one strong sum to another. Lenin did not choose Stalin and Stalin did not choose Khrushchev. This is not because of lack of pow­ er but because of fear. Dlctator-desIgnatcs have a habit of wanting to take over ahead of time. The result la usually a power vacuum after the death of the leader which ambitious men rush to fill. Khrushchev, however, Is a differ­ ent sort of bird. A younger contcmDrary of the original revolutionists, ut not one of them, he has served as a sort of transition figure between the old and the new. Though possessing nothing like the absolute power of a Stalin, he would undoubtedly like to groom a succes­ sor, or successors, who would insure the continuity of his particular phil­ osophy of communism. Since the removal of an earlier fav­ orite, Frol Kozlov, by a stroke lust year, the name most mentioned is 6 Thought For Today And your ears sholl hear a word behind you, saying, This is the way, walk in It, when you turn to the right or when you turn to tho left.— Isaiah 30:21, • • • Determine thut the thing enn and shall be done, and then we shall find the way.—Abraham Lincoln. To The Editor Marais w m m u i l*«. baa Gold water ever done to • i n ( t m it* N i h n fe­ Indicate that he li a hot-hcadT ll* affair*. Ta* w r ll.r n i r a a*a aaara r m t f t f Ih r 1*1- He !■ frank end apeak* hU con­ la* ala* aarrlra l i t w rllrr'a viction*. Muit refreshing, I'd fra* H a * aaS a f l r t u . M tlara •f M a n Ik aa M* were* will tay. f i n * f r i l t n ' M . (.altar* Aa for not understanding reMM •at* r r r t l f t f ta rr 4 m aaf Seat apomibilUy, hli rank of major la psrssaelttlse, r - , i r , ta aaf general In the Air Force an* aakiuht* hr n , u •*■!«. ■weri the lecond part of her gditor, Herald: Danila Pollock takes excep­ question. What would he have tion to my letter laying we done In the Tonkin Gulf? 1 ■hould rota for Goldwatcr tlila am cure he would not have November. Site aiki, do ! notified the Communlata two want a hot-head and one who huiira in advance that he wai does not understand respon- going to hnmli their bases— albllity to be Preiklcnt. Whit which resulted in at Icaat one » Herald Area Correspondents Altanont* Boring* Mr*. Julia Barts* IH -1I1I Bear Lake-Fore*t City Mrs. M eryasa Miles M l-1ST8 Casselberry Ml*. Jane Casselberry MI-8848 ChsluoU Mrs. Jean Magls 3*31741 DsBary Mrs. Freak White •41-4222 Dflteaa Mrs. Mildred Haney M I-M Il Lake M ean* Mrs. Jl. L. J oka* as 121 4721 Gmeva Mrs. JoAnn Hays 348-4873 death of our men. That need not have been. The fear of nuclear war U frightening people Into think­ ing wo should let Uui Communlit* walk on ua and spit on us. If our forefsthers had let fesr deter them at Valley Forge, Danila would be a subject of the UritDh Crown instead of Ute free citizen that aim now la. Ilenjamln Franklin said, Those who give up essential liberty fur a Utile temporary safety deserve ncitlwr liberty nor safety." Where do you stand, DsnileT E. O. Cromartle Editor, Herald: This la to ask you for your favor. Lake Mary I am very anxious to ex­ Mrs- Fraser* Wester change hobbles with some 312-1118 American friends but I don’t Enterprise know how to start it. The Mrs. Ritchie Harris other day I was told liy Youth 148 3834 Council for International Con­ MS-44M tact that If I write to some American newspapers they Longwood Mrs. Donna Estes i might be able to help me. So 1 am writing to you now. MS-3111 Oetess > What particularly I want is ta exchange slam pi, pictorial Mrs. Clarence Saydex . MI-4841 postcards and some other | similar tilings and If you can OvJed* \ introduce me a few who are Mrs. Evelyn Laady intorvated in these things 1 163-IIM shill be appreciated it very much. If there aren't anyone you can recommend me, then may I ask you to Insert a litle note about It in your paperT I owuld apreciate it Just the Fags 4 Sanford, Florida Tuea., Auguat 26, 1664 same. Kiyoharu Sliibutsnl (boy) Age Id w s i r x a a, t t i u e w , M m e a a n d r n u i a u Address — 63 2 Scngoku-cho r a m X O L TO U N M . Utoelsttas - Oeaaral Daaaatr all UAN a. i n i l T H I m o m Km t a w i a i u m Takaoks-clty, Toyama Ken A d v e r t l i l ii a LUreotor Aaaeelate Mailer Japan ■AM V I. JOHNSON MOV UBKKN A l x r i l a l B k SI*na|Br M aaaalne K iller P. S. My hobby Is collecting mux r u n a a v s a i k il u ir e w stamps. S e n art I Ad v « rtl* la e M*n*e«r T a la a ra p b Udlior O u r organisation, Youth JAKIK aMURMAMKM ■ M i l W ill I ADA U iulnias M easasr B a e ls i r K i l t e r Council far International Con­ d o t t im a tax ia r a s a w n iia tact, ha* tena of thouiandi of D*ch*aleal Mupt. c i t y Kdltar It 'D * W M L li BILL VINt'KNT members throughout Japan. C n u B lf B i l l e r S ta f f I 'b u to ira p h e r Its purpose is to create a friendship and understanding •vaaoazrnisB mates internationally, Wa are trying ap Mali S*Hla*la Csss If ait Bike* to introduce your country to • t i l l l T ie r •M l I Tear Japan with bast ut our know­ M l I If rats* 4.11 I Meats* M l I Hunts* ■ II I Meats* ledge*. I.M I Meath M l I Meath g. I Fee 1*1 BiaeUtlsai *rev Id* that aU waU sab**rl»U**a S* paid la llTSH S j (ftp f f c m f a r l) f m U i ) Bn tarad aa aaaeaS •Id s a a t t i r Oeioeer IT, M il at ths Feel OCftas at Seaferd, glen lerlde. nadir Iks Att al O s iin H of Marah. Tk* MereM la a n i n Sw at tka Onltea Fries wkiek la en­ title! eaciniivsly u tk* ns* for r*pnktlMtl*a *1 aU tk* l*e*l B*w* prints! la tkl* aewageper. Be pari el ear materiel eewi er kseerueieg, ef tkl* edltlne •( The seaterd UereiS mar k* reproduce* la say mssaar wits* ant wriitna firmlseloa ef tka pnbiinkar af Tkl Herat*. Aay maivlieal er lira rt*p*a*lkl* far leak refraSuetlna will ke annaldnrtd u lafrlsgUf aa Tka Herald's oeprrlgkl sa l will k* keld liskI* (er d em sflu nadir tk* taw. PnklUknd lit)* laeipl Sitnrdar. Sakday and cirtatmait fnkltakid Aatnrdar preesedteg O hriiim f / CHAMPION BAG HOLDER Political Notebook th a t of Leonid Breihnev, 58, former­ ly the U.S.S.R. president, particular­ ly since he has now been freed from th at post to conccntrntc on building a power base within the Presidium, the party's policy-making body. Brezhnev has the distinction rare in Russia, of having succeeded In raising agricultural production In one of the republics. Other contenders a r e Nikolai Podgumy, IJlmltry Polyansky (who was born on the day of the Bolshe­ vik counter-revolution, Nov. 7, 1917) and Alexei Adzhubel, editor of Iivestia and Khrushchev’s son-in-law. If these names are unfamiliar to ordinary people In the West, they are a puzzle to Kremlinologlsts— those worried individuals who study the trends and power shifts within Soviet politics. The Kremlinologlsts hesitate to predict Just what will happen when Khrushchev bows out. One thing seems fairly certain, however: The young Russians have known nothing but communism. They have grown up under the party, been trained by it and have risen to success within it. None of them is going to disman­ tle the Communist system, which is the source of their power. Far more Important, none of them is going to abandon the teachings th at commun­ ism contains all truth und thut the Western way is hut a temporary phenomenon doomed to inevitable collapse. Faces and methods may change In tho Kremlin, but not Ihu basic ideological real!lies of the historic confrontation between communism and democracy. Letters £ Bruce Biossaf— Ray Cromfcy Dr. Crone's Worry Clinic Over 80 percent of all Am* erlcsni will answer "Yes" to Helen's statement below. But they will be wrong? For oar sm art Founding Fathers made a special point to ■how that the state 1* MOOT supposed to give happiness to anybody! Scrapbook this case, for It exposes political trickery used on us voters by bureaurrals everywhere! CASE T-t5*t: Helen X., aged 24, Is an ardent welfare work­ er. In her enthusiastic address before a convention, s h e made the statement that ev­ ery American is entitled to happiness. I)o you readers believe that? If so. you are disagreeing violently with our sm art Fuundlng Fathers. For in tho Declaration of Independence, those patriotic pioneer* stated: "Wo are endowed by our Creator with certain inalien­ able rights, a mnogwhlrh are life, liberty and the PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS." • Q's and A's t)—Which of our presidents was called "The Gentleman Itoss.' " A—Chester A. A r t h u r , widely known for his ele­ gance, his hospitality, and his ready quotation* from Itlrken*. These trait* were then so rare In a pulitlelun that he wen popularly spoken of the "The Gentleman Hu**,” Q—How Is the nge of a hors* determined? A—The nge of any hors* la calculated from January I, re­ gardless of the time of year it waa actually born. A foal become! a yearling on Jan­ uary 1 after the dute of its birth. It adds a year to ita age on every following Jan­ uary 1. Read that famous utterance again. Notice that it does NOT say anybody is entitled to hepplncisl AU we ire offered la Juit a CHANCE to earn our own happiness. We thus have freedom to be laiy and starve or to em­ ploy elbow grease, honesty and hard work, plus thrift an study, as wa "pursue" happi­ ness. Those who pay the price will catch up with happiness. Those Isiy, immoral or shiftless citizens will not! So welfare workers need to analyze till* situation afresh. It is rank Ignorance and un­ patriotic to preach the doc­ trine that all Americans are entillrd to, happiness, merely because they Uve in this beau­ tiful land. For nobody is entitled to happiness or good health or even entrance into heaven un­ til he pursues those laudable goals by bard work and dili­ gence until .he finally merits them! Yet politician! try to buy voles by suggesting Uiey wilt offer free happiness on a poli­ tical platter to millions of UUteratei. That is not patriotic nor even feasible. For the Ameri­ can goose that has ben laying the wonderful golden eggs, would then become so anemic it would soon die. In Illinois wa have a re­ markable young man named William Scott who is treasur­ er of the state. And what makes him unique in both puUUcal parties Is the fact he reduced the coita at his department by 10 per cent last year! Please read that last state­ ment again. What other politician In either party ean boast of a 10 per cent reduction In costs? Or even • per cent. Can you name one? In Washington, Congress toyed with an 11 billion reduc­ tion in la zee — but not in costal There's a whale of a differ­ ence! Moreover, the ataedzrd po­ litical method of fooling vo­ ter* la to focua thetr attention on the 'miner decision" strat­ egy. "Do you want ua to raise the retail sates tax or impose a higher property tax?" they will ask. Yet most voters don't want ANY more taxes, either on retail sales or property! And a president or governor will employ the "mark up" device by asking for twice as much money as he needs. For this lets the legislators cut back hi* demand so they can then boast that they are­ n't mere rubber stamps! Yet they may then O.K. all tin money he ever expected to get. Beware of the** common psychological tricks of politi­ cians and send for my booklet "How to Ssv* Our Republic," enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20 cent*. (Always writs to Dr, Crsne in care of thla newspaper, en­ closing a long stamped, ad­ dressed envelope and 00 cents to cover typing and printing costa when you lend far one of his booklets.) WASHINGTON (NEA) — I hod Just discovered I was in a Viet Cong hamlet. I moved out aa fa it aa ths Jeep 1 waa in would travel. I wasn't stopped. There were no shot*. The farmers looked peaceful and no different from any other Vietnamese. At the time, 1 was less than five milea from the pro­ vincial capital. A mile down the road a land mine had blown up • Jeep a few weeks bark, killing everyone aboard. I had been making plans to enter a Viet Cong hamlet later, but slowly and with proper cover. It doesn't pay to go into a Viet Cong village hastily and without making careful preparation. So I ran. I waa delayed going out that day. Vietnamese troepi had to clear the read out of the provincial capital. I t is Viet Cong by night and must I# cleared every morning if anyone la to travel. A iergrant described for me our road-clearing hAbita In some areas. We send out the pa­ trol* at the lame time every morning. The Viet Cong learn our habits. Then they set ambushes. The other day I Tew treehigh over eome of these Viet Cong mad blocks — large piles of earth in the road. When Vietnamese force* stop to d ear off on# of these bar­ ricades, the Viet Cong attack. "I asked for pcnnisslcn to vary the time We clear the»a road*,” said an American of­ field, the Viet Cong had come In. - ficer adviser, "Headquarters agreed with my reasoning. But ths orders to clear still came the same time every morning." We ducked back and forth on the road. Our escort of a dozen Vietnam*** guerrilla troops, armed with rifles and hand grenades, ccwldn't keep up. Their truck wa* old and wheezing. W# came to a "fortified hamlet.” It had to tired-look­ ing barbed wlra fence along one border of a straggly row of houses. The man I was with told me the Viet Cong cut through these barbed wire fences at will. A Vietnamese from a neighboring hamlet remarked that five timea In the past fix months the people of this hamlet had elected a hamlet chief. Four of these men had been kidnoped by the Viet Cong. The fifth chief resign­ ed immediately after he was elected. The newest hamlet chief had been elected just a week before. Within 48 hour* after he'd taken office, ths Viet Cong captured him. A unit of the Vietnamese civil guard was protecting the hemlct a t the time. The troop* had patrolled outside the barbed wire that night until midnight, then had gone back to their fortified com­ pound to one end of the ham­ let end ilept the n i t of the night. Sometime between midnight end morning, with a clear This, then, waa the tale of * on* hamlet. We went down the roed about a mil* and a half to another cluater of houses. The hsad man In this hamlet told me they’d been attacked 24 time* thle ysar. They'd beaten off the attack every time with their own volun­ teer force*. I asked him hli ^ secret. " Organization,” he ~ eald, shrugging. "W het’a the problem in the next hamlet?" I aiked. "They don’t have leader­ ship,” he said. "No on* is willing to step out and lead. When eomeone does, h i e neighbors tear him down. All the people in our hamtrt came down from the north, | They've seen a t first hind what the Communlata dn. They know what they're fighting for. They all believe in something. "We*ve got only a few guni. The government issued us some. We’ve scrounged up some more. But when the Viet Cong coma, they find we're organized and mean • business. They attaek for ■ while and go away. "We’ve never been over­ run. The next village ha* been overrun 21 timea in 21 attempts.” One of my guardi tapped me on the shoulder. "I strongly suggest that « • leavs,” he said. " It wouldn’t be wise to be on that road ® after dark.” De Gaulle Can’t Lose By Joseph W. Grigg United Frees International PARIS (DPI) - President Chariot dc Gaulle of France h u trotted out once again his favorite formula for keeping world peace. It is: No meddling by the big power* in other countries' affaire. Da Gaulle did so after aston­ ishing both his friends and crilici by sitting out two major world crises quietly—Viet Nam and Cyprus—without offering Quotes The Americans want to get there first. Let them try. We will benefit from their ex­ perience. —Premier Khrushchev, speak­ ing about a muon flight. Under our new concept of security, we concentrate on the flight line. It's no longer difficult to gain admission to the rest of the base. —Air Force spokesman after thieve* used sledge ham­ mers to emaili a safe and steal 11C,400 front the Homestead (Fla.) Air Force Beie. any advice on how to solve In their place he wants ■ di­ rect agreement between Greece and Turkey—and he indicated his readiness to help — work this out. m There is little doubt De Gaulle believes foe ultimate answer is union of Cyprus with U’ccce and some form of compensation for the Turkish minority, territorial or other­ wise. As far as the Congo is con­ cerned, De Gaulle favors sid but no lnterefrence. He indl- £ csted France's readiness to contribute to the aid. In offering all this advice, De Gaulle has one great ad­ vantage—the fact that France la nut directly involved. If he succeeds he stands to gain s lot of prestige mileage. If he fails, or if his offers of sid are unnoticed, France has few chip* in the pot. » them. Hut, after presiding over a cabinet meeting in Paris list week De Gaulle let it be known that bis answer to the troubles In Viet Nam, Cyprus—and the Congo, too—is no oustidc in­ terference. De Gaulle’s message un­ doubtedly was directed first and foremost at the United States. It certainly was Intend­ ed for Rustla alto. They are the two powers lie accuses of socking to run world affaire. \Mieitier It was Intended for Hod China s i well wee not clear. Since establishing rela­ tions with the Peking regime last January, De Gtulle ha* been noticeably careful not to tread on its toe*. Hi* magic formula for Southeast Asia is withdrawing all foreign forces—principally U. S. forces—and convening s new 14-power Geneva con­ ference to seek agreement on neutralization of all farmer Indochina. He applies the zame non-In terventlon formula to Cyprus but with this inference: He considers the 1959 and I960 Zurich and Ixmdon agreements by which Cjprus was set up as an independent republic • • "obsolete and inapplicable to the present situation." For A Beautiful Laws — 8COTTS "Bono. ” - Weeds Aa It Feeds "Kwit” — For Death To Chinch Bugs "Satisfaction Or Mosey Back Guersates” Urapeville Nursery 2221 Grapevllle Avs. 122-OSSA "Seotts Dealer” LAW N BOY THU-LOX PRE-HUILT MOWERS Roof Trusses A COMPLETE LINE OF UUILDER8* HARDWARE LAWN AND GARDEN TOOLS Will make A GOOD MCTURE • lifcr il with i h u d i l lifltrfj - dU film' WE FEATURE U I G Glidden Cr Texolite QUALITY PAINTS Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVE. authorized ( S e o t t s ) denier A SAVE BY MAIL! — Fertiliser Spreaders For Bale Or Seat — G A &T O R LUMBER HARDWARE Cash and Carry 700 French Ave. Phone 322-7121 �~u! t. JFK's Name Raises Roof A t Demo Convention Johnson Gets Similar Burst Of Applause By Jnxpph L. M>|rr United Prevs International ATLANTIC CITY (UIM) Tile nuclear test ban treaty, the speaker was saying, was “ the greatest victory for man­ kind in our time." And, he continued, the man who brought it off was was “ our beloved President John F, Kennedy." This evocation of the mem­ ory of the young man who died nine months and three days ago in Dallas, Tex., triggered the first massive outburst ol emotion at this 34th national convention of the Democratic party. The hall in which the conven­ tion is iM'ing held is the world's biggest. It was jammed. More than tit.iWO persons were sit ting or standing out there in front of the speaker. It took his words, traveling at the pedestrian speed of sound, longer to roach listen crs in the hack area than it .did for them to arrive via speed-of-light television in American homes thousands of mites away. The reaction here was wave­ like. The roar of applause built up until it seemed to beat upon the walls and roll back again. The sound slackened and then rose again. A delegate jumped to his feet, another followed, and In a matter ol seconds the entire throng was standing and cheering. For fit) throbbing seconds the -speaker w js unable to pro cede with his address. He was stopped half a dozen lime) again by mention of the same magic name. The speaker went onto talk about the living President, and when lie uttered the name ol l.yndon II. Johnson the same tiling happened—he had to stop while the Democrats shouted and clapped and let off steam. tt would have taken John O. Pasture, 57-year-old senator from Ithode Island, only 20 minutes to deliser his keynote address to this convention it he had been permitted to make it without interruption. But he turned out to be the "kind of orator Democrats like to hear, lie was held up dl times hy applause. _Car Recovered A car stolen from t h e Strickland • Morrison used ear lot was recovered early Sunday morning when police slopped It at Host First Street and Locust Ave. The occupant fled before police rould nab him, their report showed lo- Mil. AND MRS. PAUL (RECORD of Queen’* Villnpe, N. Y., center, nro tthown with Mr. and Mr*. Harold Hai ti*, formerly of Long Island, N. Y. and now of Deltona, in front of the original World's Fair house con­ structed by Mackle Ilrothers in Deltona. The lliecolds won a round trip air flight from New York to Deltona when their names were drawn hy Miss Florida from the large orange in front of Florida Pavilion a t the Fair. 3w4i»»fi ^rrnlb Aug. 25, 1064 — Page 5 Great Savings on Easy Terms Firemen Enjoy Casselberry Cub Scouts Win Annual Picnic First In Cub-O-Ree Skills Hy France* Wester A day of fun. laughter, talking, eating, swimming, and garnet wna held at the home of Sir. and Mra. Ralph Abell on Broad mo re Drive In Lake Mary, where some 115 fin-men, auxiliary members and friend* gathered for the fifth annual Flremen’a picnic. A group of the men caught the fish for the main course of the picnic dinner. Added to thl* were hush puppies and a table laden with covered dishei conaiating of salads, beana, potato chips, pickles and cakes furnished hy the Indies. Many of the crowd were good aporta and tried the wa­ ter for skiing and surf board­ ing. The children nil had a good time swimming and div­ ing off a raft. Other* who did not go in for water sport* enjoyed playing horseshoe*. All the group enjoyed talking and being together. Residents of the community who did not attend are invit­ ed to join forces with tha Volunteer Firemen and tier Ladies Auxiliary and be part of the group for next year* picnic and other activities they have during the year. Everyone's help ia needed and accepted. ffljf FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE MATHER of Sanford By Jane Casselberry | Other Casselberry cubs par­ Cub Scout Pack .510 from ticipating included Howard Casselberry took first place Williams, David Ford, Rich­ in skills and received a blue ard llcintzclman and Harry ribbon at the Wekiwa District Wright. Cub-O-Ree held Saturday af­ Den mothers, Mrs. Clydcnc ternoon in the lovely natural McKenzie and Mrs. June Tcm setting of Winter Park's Mead pleton and Den chiefs Danny Scott and Alan Templeton, al­ Hardens. Cub Scout William Thompson so attended along with fami­ 111 brought another blue rib lies of the cubs. Um to the pack by winning The eubmnster has called a first place In the sack race pack meeting for 8 p. nt. to day at the Casselberry Com­ In the pack event*. The cubs took part in other munity Methodist Church to events including the pinewood make plans for September derby where model racers when the theme of the month made by tile boys were raced will Ire “ Come to the Fair." on a wooden ramp. Each pack held a picnic supper and pack meeting and Cubinnster Dave Deaf Man Perfects Waters presenteil awards [oi Midget Transistor advancement a n d achieve nient. Hearing Aid The following received a If you can hear people tnlk wards: Roy Templeton Jr., lion; Brian Rowlett and l-cster mid can't make out the words Templeton, bear; Alan Dur clearly, then this will be your ranee, wolf; and Cliff Lock answer. An extremely small yer, gold arretw. 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W ^IOj Strickland - Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. �(Ttir fta n fo rb P are 6 — Au*. 25, 1964 Ijrra lb Training Rules, Conditioning Told Junior High Grid Talent Coach Pushes Attitude, Good School Grades About Sports Thinking Out Loud By Julian Stenslrom Floyd Patterson, bsck from Europe, says "There’re only two people who keep me from hanging up my gloves — Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston. If Floyd cannot get a title fight with Clay this year he said he'd fight in Europe against some outstanding op­ ponent. • • • Manager Walter Alston of the LotAngeles Dodgers and Herald 8ports Writer Skipper Alvin Dark of the By David Higginbotham The Drive* of Sanford Jun­ San Francisco Giants are not at all pleased with National ior High School got their ini­ League umpiring this season. tial gridiron p n ctice under­ Dark hai ben plagued by way Monday with Head Coach arbitrary decisions he can't Dan Pelham explaining the protest. • • • (q u id ’s training rules to some B0 young athlete* plus a con­ Alston says the umpt are ditioning drill. penalising little guys by re­ Ted Barker, Braves' athlet­ fusing to call balka on pitchic director, urged candidates era. to keep up their grades. Bar­ Well — club* like the Gi­ ker told the group that their ant* and especially Ihe Dod­ education waa more import­ ger* must put Ihe blame on CARL VON HERDULI8, president of the Central Florida Knights of ant than football. He added aomrthlng. Columbus Traveling Bowling League, left, presents winning trophy to that SJH had a win attitude A hole - In • one was record­ Ted Michels, grand knight of Sanford’s Saint Richard Council 51157 which but must have a sportsman's ed recently by Ed Harris of took both first and second plnco in the tournament. At right is Willinm atitude also. Eastbrook, Winter Park, dur­ J. Baglcy, president of the State KC Bowling Association. Assisting Pelham will be ing a handicap tournament at Coaches O w e n McCarron, the Chula Vista Golf Club in Ronnie Hunt and Ed Duckner. Chuluota. McCarron and Hunt will be Harris was the winner of working with the hacks and the tourney. Playing with him Buckner will supervise the wero Vic Fernandes, Pat Pat­ line. terson and Buck Chadwick, According to Pelham there all of Chuluota. are from 12 to IS members • • • returning from last season's Wednesday Ray Graves will mnn High yeiterday and then of pre-season training In pre- squad. Pelham plans to carry welcome 78 athletes back to Dr Jim tUrrhui Herald Sport* Editor proceeded to put the Grey- parutlcn for their initial tilt 33 athletes for the 1964 grid­ the Gator campus and grid Head Coach Dick Copeland hounda through punting and of the season ngalnst the iron season. The coaching drills will begin Thursday. staff will have some 80 candi­ They've got less than a and hia aiilatnnta, Itodnry passing workout to get the Ocoee High Cardinals. dates from which to choose. month to get ready for SMU youngster* llmhered up n* Umbcrgcr and Tom Ilarnr*, Today, arrording to Cope­ In a regionally televised handed out the pad* at I.y- they began tho aerund week land, there will he some con­ They hope to be able to cut tact work and ‘‘maybe a hit the candidates to 33 by Mon­ contest Kept. II. day. In the group will be 25 re­ of srrinimagc.'' Fred Weber and Wayne Fa- turning lettermen and seven The 'Hound* starting hackfield it beginning to Jell—at kess, members of last sea­ of lis t year's U first string­ least, slightly. Observer* are son's squad, led the candi­ ers. • • • Jack Hlantnn at quarterback dates through conditioning Returning to Florida Slate with Kddia Long bucking him exercises after which Pelham along with Gary Smith, Andy worked Ihe squad for the re­ University last Saturday was llinrly at a halfback post be­ mainder of the practice on Ruth Riser, a sophomore Sem­ inole defensive halfback, hind Phil I’rrrault, Larry "getting in shape.'* Those trying out for posi­ lliililia Davis is reporting to got her thrill by picking the Lott — up frem the South fly John A. Kpolnkl Thia la the week all league 0-7-10. Seminole Junior High Hurri­ tions on tho 33 member Brave West Texas State at Canyon, e • • cane*—behind Al Cantrell at team included Bill Bracken, Texas, while Bobby Barbour, aecrctnriea have been waiting Bruco McKIbbin, Paul Glad, Gary Davidson and Mike Bob­ Arrording to Dick (Zookl*) fori That may not be the 7.urkrrman - Secretary of the the other halfback spot. Hepnrting yesterdny for Fred Weber. Mark Caolo, ers are reporting to Connors proper way of phraiing it but Tuesday night Huslnessmen'i Kenny Hinson, Melt Morgan, Junior College in Warner, the first time wa» 1’aul Lamit doca get tho point i m i . Handicapped I-cngue (0 p.m ), bert, un outstanding tackle Billy Cason, Hobby Lindquist Okla. • • • Aa an example, them was laat Tuesday the final nite for last season at South Seminole and John Neiinun. Also John May, Garry liarA Seminole High School Ju­ the summer lrague, H. Noel Shirley Sima* asking me if I Junior High. rls, Charles Nlckle, Clarence nior, 16-ycarold frill Harden, wouldn't pubdeexe mention of S-'ott'a Texaco station was Dave Matla, nn end Inst Schaffer, nobert Powell, Bill daughter of Mrs. Garvin W. th at the Hi Noom'r's would the ‘man of the hour'. year, has been working out Bryant, Paul Baffc, Mike Harden of Lake Mary, is a Noel tird Zookie for high at a center post. lie bolding their fnmillurlznArmstroung, Mike Morgan, member of tho Orlando Reb­ aerira with a 631 and swept tlon day on Wednesday ut 1 Eddie Broadway, Phillip els —a woman's softball team, p.m.T Course I would, Shirl! In with high single, a 221 Smith, Bill Dalton, Bill Mil­ now participating in the world shot. Kemember, all league meet­ ler, Walter Jordan and Gor­ series now going on in Orlan­ Things a rt looking-up for ings ara open to newcomers don Meyer. do. W. L. Fct.GH as well as former tenm-mntea this limine**men’s Lrague a* Also Bill Sundvall, Bill Bry­ The Rebels are hosting more thnn 12 tennis are def­ Philadelphia 7fi 48 .fill and league member*. ant, Steve Proctor, M I k e team* from all over the T h e r e was George-Oh* initely signed for the Fail. It S. Francisco 7(1 65 .5(!0 OH Booth, B o n n ie Westbrook, U. K. — II team* in all. Swann, secretory for tho Mon­ looks like a sure 11 nr 10 Cincinnati .... fill 65 .56(1 7 Tom Sandagc, Alan Daniels, Game* are being played at day Night .Singles Classic teams for the league.” *'Fnm" St. Iiouia __ fit) 58 .5.12 in Darrll Vodopich, Bill Schmidt, Orlando'* Tinkrr Field. (0 p.m.); Wednesday • City Night • tonight at 8:45 p.m. Pittsburgh . . fit fit .512 I2!i Bill Graccy, Dan Wright, Dic­ Crlll's club, the Rebels, • • • Milwaukee .. . 03 IU) .512 I2'4 kie Smith, Chuck DeMorso, League (0:45 p.m.) mid tho have won 43 and lost only 7 The nnmen of Alice Sexton Los Angeles fill li.'l .488 |5 '4 Brian Smith and Mlko Stubthree • nmn scratch All Kura so far this season in pre-series at 9:20 p.m. Yep, I'va already and Mury Hopkins dominate Chicago ....... 67 t!8 .450 10V4 bins. pi«y. r e m i n d e d them, George. the arene for tha Wednesday Houston ...... 65 71 .437 22 • • • Also David Richards, John New York ... 42 83 .338 34H They'll all be there, at least AM Jet Howlcreltea League. Mero, Sam Ilawea, Randall Here's a tip for the anglers: Monday's Itreulta Alice Just missed a 600 set those who want to howl in Yenvlc, Sidney Lord, Edgar Blue runners, about a quarter good leagues will ho there for with n 408 thrre-game aerie* St. I.oui* 5, Pittsburgh 1 (N) Jobes, Danny Kinnard, Tom­ mile outside Jupiter Inlet, are and Mnry howled one of her Houston 2, Chicago 0 (N) sure. my Lyon, David While, Terry hilling on yrllow feather* • • • high ones, n 181 — high for San Francisco 4, Los Angeles Bussell, Harold Hcrbit, Paul from about 4:30 p.m. until 2 (N) Gllmartin, Kenneth Vonllerb- dirk. Source of tip — Harry I.sat Wednesday, Pose Phil­ the entire league. Alice asks lip* rolled her first 200 game, that I inform one and nil that Milwaukee 12, Philadelphia 0 tills, Joe Turner, Mike Long, Hobson, local sporting gods (N) Hen Wlnfrec, Tom Jones, Ce­ merchant. a nifty 215 In Ihe llall and their league will hold their Only games scheduled cil Simpson and Brad Hol­ Chain I.engue. Congrats, Rot- “ fam” day next week with the Today'* Game* lingsworth. iel In thia same group, Marl­ actual start scheduled for the Philadelphia at Milwaukee Also Jay Oxford, Larry on Voigt picked the 4-0-7-10. Sept. 0. (N) • o • Moore, Stan Hemphill, Ira HOUSTON (NEA) — A com­ Now, how many of u i can lay There was a lot of "bomb Pittsburgh a t BL Louis (N) Abranmson, Jlm y Dunham, mercial real estate firm has that we did It, too? Not too Ing” going-on In the Slnglri New York at Cincinnati (N) Steve Hudson, Barney Hed­ estimated the value of the many, I'll lictrhi. • • * Classic league last Monday. San Francisco at 1-oa Angeles rick, Don Robinson, Johnny Houston Oilers’ practice field (N) Green, Klc Jarrell, Mike at 42.500,000. This past Friday night was W. A. Ward averaged slight­ Chicago at Houston (N) Welch, Skiper Senkarik, Mick This caused one enterprising the final for the summer edi­ ly under 100 with a 4-g*me Ulx, Leslie Green, Don Ethel), plsyer to figure that every tion of the Mr. A Mr*. League. aeries of 768. In the alnglea, The gypsy moth, brought to Tom Day, Ricky Galloway, divot kicked up Is worth 75 The fall set-up will start with Harold Johnson rollrctrd a tho II. S. from F.urope In 1868, Mike Morris, Henry Hula, cents. familiarisation this coming "Jp" for hi* 257 game. Nothescaped confinement and be­ Skip Underwood, Rill Martin Linemen, he said, eat about Friday and the nrtunl start in' hut strikes, hull Harold? came a serious pest. and Robert Goldstein. a quarter's worth each day. (Just remember that day Kept. 4. One of the highlights for when they Just won’t drop for this league la that It's strict­ you regardless of where you ly asociable friendly group. put the hnll.) I might mention that In And instead of worrying too much about seme and tro­ thia same league, Johnny phies, we consider the Import­ Hrldgea who'* only been howl­ ant things In life-like th# end ing aliout three or four year* of the year party a t Hetty la Juat a shade out of firat and nich Murphy’s homt In plare. Hetty Wrhey was top bowlCasselberry. And rather than get thrown in again as has erette In tha mil Hemphill happened in the past, there'll Tueaday a m. Lesgu# last lie a pair of swimming trunk* week. Just barely nudged out brought along by yours truly, Dot Youtary 472 to 471. Dot clipped alnglea honors, I'll bctchu. * • • though with a 174 and 172 Mi*. League show Irene and scores. Arrording to the lies*, liny Copi land aa the winning estimates Hetty can produce, team, with moat improved there'll he at least 10 teams average going to Hoy, also. again rolling for the Bill .Similar honors for the 'Mr*.' Hemphill I-eague. went to pert Cris DeWltt. The A reminder from Fran women's high teriea was rap­ Morton that the Women's tured by Elaine Kostlval and Scratch league, which bowls her 498. For the gent* it was on Monday's at 8:45 p.m. will a 7IH series by L.H.K. • "Luc- hold their organizational meet­ ing this coming Monday at ky Stiff Split-ski!” PUSHUPS? THAT’S RIGHT! In reverse. The new conditioning exer­ Ole Jim Altman waa rolling 8:45 p.m. For those Interest­ cise — one of the toughest — is being led by Co-Captain Joe Farleas, a a mean strike hall on the fi­ ed In bowling, they ehould Seminole High lineman, during drills being held a t the SI1S athletic field nal night with a fill scratch have average* of 125 or high­ under tho direction of Hend Coach Jim Pigott. Farless is a returning aeries and Gladys Henning er. Icttermuu and ia expected to be one of the Tribe’s stalwarts this season. Hounds Get Passing, Punting Workouts To Prep For Ocoee National League Paying A Price ____ _ Lions Bring Smiles To Scott Oviedo Rates High In Drills Players Given County's Swim Team 'Canes Given Pads In First Grabs Second Place Rugged Drills Contact Work On Offensive Wj Julian Stenslrom Herald Kporta Editor "I'm mora impressed with thia ball club of oura every­ day I see them," declared a smiling Arthur Scott, chief tutor of Oviedo High'* foot­ ball Lion*. Scott and hi* aid*, Dick Prater, passed out the pads during Monday's workout at John Courier Field and the boys, who Scott said reported in much better physical condi­ tion than they did last year, got right down to aoma con­ tact work. "lVs didn’t do any scrim­ maging but we worked hard on blocking and tackling,” Scott reported. "In fact,” Scott added, "we plan five or 10 minute* of head knocking today to let the boys begin to get the feel of the pad* and working together aa a unit.” And there were other reaaon* for Scott'* tmiling mood. One, for example, waa the fact that Bruce Dowlen ia looking batter e v e r y d a y . Bruce, Scott report*, is a tra n f e r from DuPont High in Jackionville. He'* a half­ back and it appear* a* though he'a going to be a real aatet to the club. Bruce'a brother, Steve DowIcn, alio ia aeeklng a berth on the aquad. Steve i* an end. Two of Scott'* gridmen, Jo* Patton and Brett Thompion are having to take It eaay be­ came of lame kneea. Brett ia a returnee from laat *en*on and Patton ia a tra m frr from Union Park Junior High. Meanwhile, Scott'* aca — quarterback Jim Courier—la in great shape. He’a put on nome weight, hia arm li iharp nnd it appear* aa though the Lions are right on schedule in prepplng far their opener with Cretcent City. American League W. L. Pct.GB Baltimore — 77 48 .010 Chicago ___ 76 51 .508 S New York ... 71 62 .677 6 Detroit ......... 65 (S3 .508 13H Minnesota .... (S3 02 .604 14 Los Angeles . 03 02 .604 14 Cleveland .... 00 00 .470 17H Boiton ......... 68 08 .460 10H Washington 60 78 .391 28tt Kunsaa City 48 77 .384 29 Monday's Gamea Minnesota 4, Chicago 3 (N) Only gams scheduled Today's Gamea Minnesota at Chicago (N) Detroit a t Button (N) Cleveland at Baltimore (N) Washington a t New York (N) Lo* Angelea a t Kansas City <N) Foyt Triumphs SPRINGFIELD. IU ..- A. J. Foyt won th* Tony Bettenhausen Memorial 100 • mile rare In whirh veteran driver Bill Horstmeycr was killed in a fiery crash. Little Leaguers WILLIAMSPORT, P*. (U l'l) — Little League cham­ pionship teams from North America, Europe and Japan launch flrit round play today in the 25th Little Lrague World Series. Ils riles ville, Okla., meets Monterey, Mexiro, in the opener and Mobile, Ata., fac­ es La Purte, Calif., in the second game of the day. The Wednesday schedule puts Wiesbaden, Germany, against Staten Island, N. Y., and Vallryfield, Quebec, against Tachikawa, Japan. Skip Parsons was third in the butterfly and freestyle, Con Wilson was third in the backstroke and Greg Ganas was sixth in the individual medley. Colleen Harrison, Kathy Rea­ gan, Dchblc Mize and Cherie Rosemond teamed up to take first place n the freestyle re ­ lay for girls 8 and under and Dennis Epps. Tommy Hunter, Bob McIntosh and Michael Smith took first place in the boys freestyle relay for boys 8 and under. Kcvcn Epps, Da­ vid Dekle, Stacy Olliff and Mark Brown placed fifth. For girls 10 and under, Cin­ dy Baker, Holly McCravy, Hol­ ly Hocller and Beverly May took first place in the free­ style relay and third in the medley relay. For boys of the same age, Dickie Deas, Garland H ar­ den, Mark Stcnstrom and Shands Wallace were second in the freestyle relay and fourth in the medley. Susan Brown, Susan Baker, Ritas Simas and Jennifer Ol­ liff grabbed second place hon­ ors in the medley relay and fourth In the freestyle for girls 11-12 while in the same brac­ ket Jerry Morgan, James O'Conner, Danny Reagan and Francis Smith were fifth in the boys' freestyle relay. Bob Besserer, Bill Bracken. Chris Wilson and John Wight took second place in the free­ style relay for boy* 13-14, Bar­ bara Bolt, Linda May, Cheryl Murray and Sandy nichards captured the medley for girls 15-17 and were second in the freestyle. Fred Ganas. Skip Parsons, Paul I’olgar and Con Wilson placed third In the medley re­ lay for hoys 15-17 while Ganas, Parsons and Polgar teamed up Rex Liquors broke the tie with Buster Bruce to take se­ for first plare which they cond in the freestyle relay. had ahared with Scott'* Texa­ co by virtue of a four-game sweep in their mntrh with tho Glass-Met foursomo in the Rusinesamcn’a League at Jet Lane*. Goldenrod Suprex took the measure of Rcctt’e Texaco by a four to zero decision and Team No. 3 grabbed a fourpoint nod at the expensu of the Late Four team. Solo honors were garnered by George Mason with a whopping 240 game and in th* aeries department it waa Rcb Keitenhaum hitting for a fine 671 to ahow tha way. _____ y L A n n The league standings show Rex Liquor* with a 20-10 record for the top spot fol­ lowed by Scott’* Texaco with 22-14, Team No. 3 with 20-10 record, Goldenrod Suprex 1818, Glaas-Mrt 17-10 nnd the Late Four sport a 6-31 re­ cord. The Seminole Swim Asso­ ciation racked up 256*s points to take second place in the Kings wood Manor Invitational in Orlando. Seminole was se­ cond only lo the Platinum Coast Club from Satellite Beach, which posted 267 points to grab the mcel’i major tro­ phy. Pacing the Seminole group waa Cherie Rosemond and Kathy Reagan who took five places in events for girls age 8 and under while in (he same bracket for boys Tommy Hunt­ er, Stephen Baker, Michael Smith, Bon McIntosh and Dennla Epps placed in eight events. lloUy McCravy won the but­ terfly for girls 10 and under, placed fourth in the breaslroke and sixth in the individual medley. Meanwhile, Garland Harden, for boys 10 and under, was fourth in the breaslroke. Rita Simas was third in the breastroke for girls 11-12 and Cindy Wilson, in events for girls 13-14, was fourth In both the butterfly and the individ­ ual medley. Chrla WlDon, Bob Besserer, Randy Bowling and John Wight placed in seven events for boys 13-14 while Delaine Johnson, Barbara Bolt, Sandy Richards, Cheryl Murray and Linda May placed in seven events for girls of the same age, 13-14. Johnson was first in the butterfly and Bolt was first in the backstroke. In the bracket for boy* 15-17, Keglers Crack Tie For Firs! GOT W EAK BRAKES? FRONT END SHAKES? By Jim Bacchus The Hurricanes of South Seminole Junior High, prepiv ing for a six-game grid season, donned practice uniforms for the first time Monday and went through a spirited drill which featured some contact work for the first time. Assistant Coach Dave Miller, in charge of the aquad in the absence of Head Coach Jim Clark, said the team as a whole I* doing as well as can be expected at this early atige of the pre-season workouts. Miller ran the squad through a dummy scrimmage sesaion. stressing the Importance of assignments on the various of­ fensive plays the Hurricane* will employ this year. ■'We’ll probably do the aame thing again today," Miller ex­ plained, "and Wednesday it'a likely we'U scrimmage for th* first time. "Rain and wet weather ha* what,” Miller continued, "but u-c've utilized the time by hold­ ing akull sessions." More Records FAIRFIELD, Conn. (NEA) — Y. A. Tittle broke two of Bobby Layne'a National Foot­ ball League record* last leason and he could break two more this year. Tittle has a good chance to surpass the records for most passes attempted and for most yards gained. He needs just 165 passes to break Laync's mark of 3,7oo and just 227 yards to crick the other record of 26,768. Last season Tittle became the leader in touchdown pass­ es (202) and total comple­ tions (1,971). BRING YOUR CAR TO THE EXPERTS THIS WEEK ONLY | Comptala l u l l ck»cl and adjuitmsnt. 2 Irals fluid addad, **<Ir* braka lyittm read chackad. 3 Front tad allgn td, with cambar, caitar, and toa-la carractad and b s a i i s f i rapaikad. ^ r iD l Into Each Life NEWBERG, Ore. (NEA) — It Is raining fish In Oregon. Lakes are being planted from alrplanci In the Cascadei. Wallowa and Elkhorn mountains. About 300 lakes are scheduled to have fish dropped Into them during the program. More than 50,000 trout, In­ cluding eastern brook, rain­ bow and cutthroat, will be air­ lifted to sportsmen'* haunts. Bullet Signed BALTIMORE- The Ballimore Bullets of the NBA an­ nounced the signing of AllAmerica Gary Bradda of Ohio State. Bo Suspended LOS ANGELES- Bo Bellnaky of the Do* Angelc* Angels was suspended without pay for failing to report to club's Pacific Coast League farm team in Honolulu. BACK - TO - SCHOOL SPECIAL! FOR GYM — TENNIS OR PLAY MEN’S WHITE REG. IJ-SS VALUE Tennis Shoes $|88 W 'M GOODYEAR SIZES • TO 12 "Family Fashions Footwear” Open Frt. Nile T il » ‘ 555 SERVICE STORE 1st ST., SANFORD — PH. 322-2821 — OPEN FRIDAY T IL 9 P . M . - ■ mmmiM&y. 0 �(the frattfnrh (Dealt ~ W By Dottle Austin CHECKERTA1L hoitcii of the month It Sarah Stalling!. Sociable Sarah volunteered to have both the *quadron cof­ fee and the monthly card par­ ty at her home during Auguit. She didn't get off lightly ei­ ther, ai almost 100 per cent of those members in town at9 tended both gatherings. Sue Kennedy, RVAlf- 11, Det. 8 president had not re­ turned from a trip to New York itatc, so Dee Munday led the business meeting at the coifee, Dec told the group about an improplu farewell coke and doughnut party that had been given for Dee Cooke several days earlier, just be• ' fore the Cookes left for Mass­ achusetts where Dick is to attend H a r v a r d business school. Incidentally, Dick and an­ other friend from Navy and civilian days are the first two naval aviators ever to be sent to Harvard for post* graduate work. The coffee table was laden V with a variety of foods pre­ pared by Sarah anil her cohostess Joyce Aubuchon, in­ cluding cocktail frankfurters baked in pastry, which disap­ peared at an alarming rate. S a r a h also concocted a mouthwatering lemon cake for the card party which waa held on the 20lh. The squadron _ wives had two guests for (hit ® party — Sue Jamison’s moth­ er, Mrs. Isobcl Huston and Ollie Yelinek now of VAH-3. Ollie waa second high at bridge with Dee Munday taking first place in total score. One squadron member was present for the card party, in­ stead of meeting her husband In Europe as she had expect£ ed. Due to the Cyprus crisis, Joyce Aubuchon'a planned trip to Europe to Join Harvey for a few weeks had In be cancel­ led. Summer travelers are returning. Several of the girls who have spent the summer in the Med have returned or arc duo hack soon. Jan Love had to return for the begin0 ning of school in Orlando where she teaches and I’cggy Gill and Nlekl Slegman were also planning to return short­ lyA shorter trip waa made by Sue Jamison and Jane Sand­ usky, who spent a week at Elllnor Village with their fam ­ ilies. Sara and Rill Donahue have just returned from sev4 eral weeks leave in Massachu■cits. Joe Moloney took t trip too — to Seminole Memorial Hus- Legal Notice N o T H R OS* JM’IT ■t a t s : o k K i - o m i t A t o i C K O .N 't) o s :n k I .K O N l i S till KC- . l o t . in .i iv tiiii.i ir. i n I form er c o - p s r t n - r s o f ths tlq u td a ts d p s r t n s r s h l p f o r m ­ erly d o in g hualn»t« anil kn o w n aa l.lch rr Karma, If alive, and If married. the ir t r e p s r t lv * tink n o w n spou se*. and If d - s d , fhalr r r s p s r t l v e u n k n o w n heirs, d ev ise s* . icrantc**, aaalmiara. Honor*, cr editors. and any and all ot lio r person* r la lm ln a Id. S h ro u th , under nr a a aln ol t h t m , an d e s r h "f them, and t h i re I pool! vo U N* K V O W N Si K i n s , dovlocoa, g r a n i t e s , »«• s i g n e r s , llonnro, rredllor*. and any and all otlior persons e l a l m l if by. th r o u g h . under « r a g a i n s t WOSO WINO. T A I I.EONO, and REK BIIKK IIA It. domlaod, formor r o .p a rtn o ra of s a i d llquld atod partnership. You. and o a th o f you. aro h s r e h y n otified that a ault boa boon b ro u g h t aa a ln o t yo u In l h a Circuit Court, In and for Brmlnnla Cou nty, Florida. In rh a n ca ry , antltlad C. W. MAKKit. p la in tif f. v C II O S II l.K O N 't ] , at at, dofnitdam*. and you , and aarh of you, ara r*ri'ilrr.l In fllo your Ariawor to Iho p la ln tlff'a Complaint with tba i ' I n k « f aald Court, and ao rva upon plaintiff, or p l a i n ­ tiffs a lto rn o y , ns:o. A. ftl’KItIt, J i t . whnna a d d rta t lo P. o . Iloa I S i l , Hanford. KlorIda SJTII, a cop y o f oald An ­ s w e r , on *»r b ef ore Heptember Mh, A. !». n e t . and If you f a ll to do oo. a D trrs* Pro C onfess n will ba en tered ogalnot yo u. and aarh o f you. for tha r e l i e f dem anded In aald Com­ plaint. T h - n alura o f Ibla edit la to foracloae I Note certa in mort* Itatt-H recorded In Mnrlgaits Hook t t , p a v e s IIS and IS*, ree p a r t l v t i y . In tb* o f fi c e o f the Clerk of Circuit Court of Heintnnle Cou nty, Florida, e n ­ c u m b e r i n g the f o l lo w in g d e e . crlb ed lend. l y i n g and being In h em ln o ls Cou nty. Flo rid a, tow it: I.nls I t . IS, If, and IT. nf IKCCA H ASISIOCK »'-• co rd in g to plot the reo f re . corded In P la t ll*e>k 1, p a c e l ( of the public re ­ cord* o f Urmlnola c o u n t y , Flo rid a. W IT N E S S m y hand and o f ­ f ic ia l eeal o f >ald Court at S a n ­ ford, Bern Inula Cuunty. Flurlda. thle Slat day of J u ly . A. U. ISM (BEAR) , . Arthur II H eckwlth, J r . c lerk o f Circuit Court of S em in o le County , F lorida lly: Bandra B. Johnao n D ep u ty Clerk OKO BI'EKIt, JR A tto rn ey for P la i n t i f f P. O. Hox ISM Hanford. Florida S I H l Ihjblteh Au g. 4, t l . It . IS. 19(4 CDC-1S t pital where she battled pneu­ monia. She's home now and on the mend. Tonight the wives have plans for a steak eookout and swim party which will be held at Alice Werner's home in Lake Mary. Each member Is to bring her own steak or whatever she wants lo eat and an item for the buffet table. A pictorial report of this par­ ly is scheduled for later in the Herald, with some inter­ esting surprises in store. • * » DEPENDENTS BENEFITS, insurance, social security and other pertinent facts were the subject of a talk by Lt. Hoff­ man and Chief Erhold at the recent meeting of the VAH-7 Enlisted Wives Club, held at Iho ballroom, Mrs, B. B. Brown, wife of the commanding officer of the squadron was a guest. New members attending were Mrs. J. L. Layer, Mrs. L. E. Shaw and Mrs. M, C. Sparks. Re­ turning from vneation were Mrs. Kelly Burdick, Mrs. W. IL Clark and Mr*. C, Stringer. The club was informed of the HVAIM1 Del. 8 Enlisted Wives Fashion Show which is scheduled for September tlth and Edith Pounds, president of VAH-7, urged all those who can to attend. Edith appointed several committers. Among t h e m w*cre the telephone committee of Mrs. M. I. G, Whitmire. Mrs. J. F. Lynch and Mrs. C. 1). Johnson, Mrs J. H. Bussard and Mrs. C. E. McCardle. Those who are to work with Edith on the airlift are Mrs. J. P. Brewer and Mrs. A Surhrook. There is to be a meeting with Die offlrcrs wives in the NAS ballroom al 10:30 a.m., Thursday, and members are requested to wear ihpir name lags, Committee for this meet­ ing will be Mrs. C, P. John­ son, Mrs. J. F. Lynch and Mrs. J. H. Bussard. Mrs. Bussard recently won a cute little miniature coflie puppy as a special prize at a games parly. Next meeting of VAH-7 will lie at the Accy Duecy Club September lSlh at 7:30 p.m. • • * RUTH M1CKEL50N had a birthday recently, and in hon­ or of the occasion VAH-3 Of­ ficer's Wives met at her house to play bridge. They presented her with a gift, but we can't tell you what lt was. But it was real cule, they say. There were two tables made up of Peggy Mergo, R u t h , Chris Lovelace, Sune Monroe, Ann Thompson, Jo Watson, Jan Sarajian and Joy Robi­ son. Jo was high and Chris was second. • • » W'ATERFnONT DEVELOP MENT plans, as proposed for the Sanford lakefrunt area, were one of the main topics of discussion at the recent luncheon meeting of RVAH-1 Officer's Wives. Vickie Wilitier. publicity chairman for the group repor­ ted to the Herald that the wives were very enthusiastic about the waterfront development plana and are in hopes of seeing it become a reality. They also discussed their summer vacation experience, back to school plans, fashions and books. The center piece of tiger lilllcs, artistically a r­ ranged, was won by Vickie in the drawing. The group met at Ihe Himil(on House in Casselberry ami dined on filrt mignon, fine wines, yeast bread and crisp salads. Welcomed aboard as a member of the group by President Billye Taft, waa new bride, Debbie Sherrill, wife nf Lt (Jg) Forrest Sher­ rill. Hostesses for the luncheon were Shirley Maxwell and Jeanie Brewer, and with good food, good conversation and good company, the event proved to be one of the most en­ joyable get togethrrs the wiv­ es have had recently. A squadron party la slated for Friday night, and a cof­ fee and businesi meeting on September 10th. Hostess will be Glnny Weeks. • • • MRS. WILLIAM BASSETT was high point winner at the monthly bridge parly of the Station Wives, which was held at the home of Mrs. Jay Mil­ ler, Aug. 17lh. Mrs. Miller was second high. Others playing Included Ihe Mmcs. Lawrence White, Frank Wolfe, David Olmttcad, DEAR ABBY: I go with a guy who is real good in sports. I don't have much trouble with him (keeping him in hi* place, 1 mean) while he is in training, but when he is not in training he is murder, lie's as strong as an ox and won't liit^n to reason. How can I make him keep his distance without losing him? JACK'S GIRL DEAR GIRL: Take a course in Judo and throw him off abalance. • • • DEAR ABBY: If a man la left a widower, and decide* to remarry after wailing a decent amount of lime, must he invite 'he parents of his late wife to his second wed­ ding? If no, must he inform them of it' Thi* is an espe­ cially touchy situation tiecause there are children by the first wife. Thank you in advance. THE MAN Dear Man: He should in­ vite them unless they arc the kind of people who would be saddened hjr Ihe revived memories. In sny case, he should Inform the psrenta j laeobif. l By Abigail Van Burcn of his late wife of his inten­ tions to remarry. Ami he should do it before someone else does. • • • DEAR ABBY: My whole life changed two weeks ago when they brought my childhome from the public play­ ground ami (old me that he had had some kind of a • fit.” We took him to the doctor immediately and. afafer several tests, the doc­ tor said our son has epil­ epsy, but he didn't know how severe it was, or how often he would have selltires. I have cried and pray­ ed and spent sleepiest* nights. We've never hid anything like this in our family before. Abbey. What causes this? Is it conttagious? W'U he outgrow it? Can it be cured? Someone told me that in some states epileptics cannot marry, and in other states they must be ''sterilized” so as not to pass this on to any children. We are afraid our doctor isn't telling us the whole truth. Please help us. DESPERATE PARENTS DEAR DESPERATE: One tOn Jhs Women Almost any woman would be highly insulted if you told her ahe didn't have the right to vote. Yet many women in America today of voting age confess almost smugly that they don't "get much time to read the newspapers.” When a woman fails to avail herself of the largest amount of easily obtainable informa­ tion on men and issues — her daily newspaper — what is she basing her vote upon? Does she pick one candidate because he has ■ winning telcvlsion personality and scrat­ ch another because she "can't aland the way he smiles" or "hates his voice” . . . Just as though the candidates were running for an Oscar instead of for an elective office? Does she simply wait until election day to ask her hus­ band, ‘Tell me how you want me to vote"! If so, ahe does- W. C. Feldmeyer, David Jahn, Elmer llaupt, Chandler Swan­ son, l'aul Polgar, Salvadorc Barranco, Mr*. Tom Joiner was a guest for Uie occasion. Club member, Mrs. George McGoworn, wife of CWO Mc­ Gowan, lakes the prize for tlic largest baby horn recently — a nine pound igrl who a r­ rived at Seminole Memorial Hospital last week. Lt. and Mr*. Gene Rogrro have returned after a holiday spent at Miami Beach. Next bridge will be at the home of Mrs. William Sharp on Sept. 21st. A coffee will be held Sep­ tember 3 at 10 a.m. at the Afterburner with Jackie Gen­ try and E ither Plapp as cohostesses. Call either one of these two girls to make your lescrvation*. nounced lo the group that she has Just become a grandmo­ ther, aa her son, Calvin, of Or­ lando, became the father of a baby boy. The club made plans for ■ eookout to be held Aug. 30th at Lake Golden, and zm'ml>eri were urged to bring guests. The group decided that from now on all meeting* will lie held in homes of the mem­ bers. Next meeting is at the home of Janice Rogers, 106 Avacado Ave. at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 24th. COMING EVENTS Today — RVAH-11, Det. 8 . O Wives Steak and Swim par­ ty at Werner home in Lake Mary, 6:30 p.m. Today — RVAH-11, Det. 9 regular meeting — 7:30 p.m. Aeey Duecy Club. Thurs. — Officers and En­ listed Wives of VAH-7 meet, NAS Ballroom, 10 a m. Fri. — Squadron Parly for RVA1I-1 Officera and Wivea Sat. — NW211 — Cookout at Lake Golden Sept. 3 — Station Wives Cof­ fee — Afterburner, 10:30 a m. • • out of every 100 Americans suffers from epilepsy. It is not contagious. Today, treat­ ed by modern medical and surgical techniques. SO per cent of all persons suffering from epilepsy become seitu re-free. Another 30 per cent enjoy a reduction in the number of attacks. For a free, informative booklet on epilepsy, wtR» to T H E AMERICAN E P I L E P S Y FEDERATION, 73 Trcmont Street, Boston 8, Mass. When you know the facts, you'll oo longer be desperate. • • ■ CONFIDENT TO "JUST CALL ME AL” : ALL women over *3 need a little appre­ ciation. But they nred that little so much. • • • Problems? Write to AB­ BY. Box 69700, Lo* Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar lo Abby. Box 69700, Lo* Angeles, Cilif., for Abby's booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS TOR ALL OCCASIONS.” OnBhidqe Some year* igo John Ger­ WORTH U ber of Houston devised a fourA A 4I club convention which asked fKJI ♦ KQ9 for aces in the same manner 4 K 10 3 1 that Blackwood four no-trump W IS T EAST did. AJ I 09 *9631 This convention ha* never ay 10 9 71 V(ii ♦ 79 ♦ A 10 9 4 achieved wide acceptance ex­ 4Q984 *J7 cept that most expert players S O U T H (D ) like to use certain four no4K Q 7 trump calls as strong bids in 9AQS no-trump and under suen cir­ ♦ J839 4 A 9■ cumstances they want to use Both vulnerable four club* as the aee request. Sowlh Waai North Kaat One spot in particular Is 1N.T. Pat* 4 N.T. P u t when your partner hat open­ Past pata ed one no-trump. If you have Opening lead—4 J a balanced hand with 16 points you want to invite a slam. I If he has only IS points or a H partner has a 17-point no- bad 16 you don't want to get trump you want to be In alx. | past four no-trump. • Television Aup. 25, 1064 — Page 7 ifrra lh TUESDAY P. M. T li* t>m i e r r a t i c VaMamal t'naventlm* *r#-*tw*t* all e v e n i n g a r t w o r k prnaram r. * ."<1 t *) N a a r *:IH IS) Ht’ntta « 2S H i W r a t h t r I.M i « i CIHt N i s i ( I) Itunlley-nrlnktsy Deport 7:(0 (I* SI-SituiM l i t A d v en tu r es In Dart- dls* ID 7.11 I t ) (I) IS * (I) • la |S ) (») I as ( I ) C3> ID I IS ( t l I0.»» ( I ) tl) (*) Th e Reb el Ur. N o v a k Com bat H t* h A d v en tur e Moir.rnt o f F ea r M clU U 's Navy ( I r t s t s s t S h o w on Karth R ich a rd n o o n s Shota P e tt ic o a t J u n ctio n J e r k Ilanny T e le p h o n e Hour The F u e l l t v e A d v t n i u r t a In P a ra d ie t 11 1)0 I S) N t w s l l n * BERRY’S WORLD Tonight I D StnvU • 1) T o n l e h t S h o w !*rw». Weather, sp ort * 11:04 ( I ) T it A. 11 <1>id) WEDNESDAT A. M. son (I) TV RENTAL WEDNESDAY P. M. • Sals* t l S* (1) Your F ir s t Im prsss len ( I ) t.ova o f Mrs ( I ) 8 r r t n K ry s H ill (D N ias 11:1" (II d sarch tor T o m o r­ row • Service Seminole TV FA 2-4910 Zenith Color TV Bales 1600 Ranford Ave- LOOK! INNERSPRING MATTRESS By Oswald Jacoby North and South earh hold 18 polnti and 4-3-3 3 distribu­ tion. It doesn’t m atter which partner opens one no trump, the other will be interested in a stam. If they play all four no-trump bids at Blackwood, there is no way to invite a slam. Responder must either bid a slim or setle for game. If they play four no trump as a strong no-trump raise either partner ran raise to four whereupon the opening bidder will pats. Four no-trump makes railly, but good defense will stop five no-trump and therr is no play at all for six no trump, so that North and South can't afford to get past that four level. On 4:1- i l i Hunrhlna A lm a n s o (4) S un-h lna Almanao 4:11 *) llrn vr. 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H 9 Magnolia Ave., Hanford 322-6321 bv Ruth Milieu FUBTHER PLANS for the LAST a DAYS RVAH-11, Det. > Checkmates Fashion Show scheduled for September 11th at the Ball­ room were discussed at the board meting of the club held at Eileen Cornett's home. The group also discussed the Caterer!, tha clouding of Color election of a chaplain and a tha lens of tha eye, account* historian at the regular meet­ for 16.fi per cent of the blindK f|c TILL 2:00 ing tonight at the Acey Duecy nees In the United State*. W l MON. • FRI .1 Club at 7:30 p.m. Hostesses for this meting will he Janice Crreci, Agnes Buenavista and Sherry Grubb. The excitement centering around the fashion show is building up with great cipectations of the latest styles from Garrett's and tha Holly­ MILLIONS SOLD AT 2.98 wood Shop. 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Laverick Repeat Vows In Double Ring Rites Dottla Amt In A WARM AND HArPY occasion, which we had lhn • privilege of attending recent­ ly w ai the cocktail party and buffet aupper of exotic for. algn dishes which waa given fo r Guy Strickland by his friend*, family and neigh.bon, out In Little Venice. The reaaon for the party waa Slrlrkland’a having re­ ceived hla maxter’a degree in . liberal arta from Stctaon Uniyerally after a long haul and many year* of living. fiometim* back, the gucit •of honor retired from the U, 8. Navy aa a commander, with 30 y ean of aervlce. Not content to ait around, he be. gan teaching achool, the preceaa of learning whetting hla . appetite for more, *o he be, gan to go back to claaace hima*If. Soma c la im ware a t OJC and aoma a t Stetson to en­ able him to get hi* DA, then , hla Associate In Arts, and fi­ nally, the coveted Masters, which Stetson University conferred upon him on August 14th. Sharing hla feeling of sat­ isfaction and attainment were the neighbor* and friend* Who celebrated with him at ,jW*o P«rty, Everyone brought some­ thing to eat, and the result waa a sort of International grporgaabord which Included Indian Curry, from Mr. and Boutwell, (Princess VIjay a); Swedish meatballs and polish cabbage rolls from Mr. and Mrs. Olan Boutwell, (Ruth and Olan), Koaher pnatrlca from someone, and all sorts of othtr goodies Including sal­ ads, vegetable* and cold meats, cheeses, etc. Joining In the happy event were Guy’a brother Rupert Strickland, Mrs. Strlcklnnd and Francea Strickland Bow­ den; Mr. and Mrs. Herb Bur­ dette; Cdr. (ret.) and Mrs. Pave Llewicky of Orlando; (he's a former shipmate of Guy's) Also present were Cdr. (USCG, ret.) end Mrs, Glenn Wimblsh, John Wlmbish, Miss Elio Boutwell, Mrs. Robert Folin and yours truly. Till* week, Guy resume* his duties as head of the civ­ ics department at South Sem­ inole Junior High School. • e • WE'RE SORRY to hear th at Bon Wiggins, our fnvorHe soil conservationist, has been transferred to Cocoa ev­ en (bough It is a promotion for Ben. Ilia wife Caroline tells us that sho and the children will remain In the Cameron Ave. home for this achool year, fur they certainly don't want to leave all their good friends here, Ben, Carolina and the chil­ dren have all been artlve In the Methodist Church for many years, and have earned V Mr*. the respect and affection of everyone there. Ben aerved aa president of the Castle Cists and did a very fine Job of It. Caroline has taught Sunday School which she does ns conscientiously as she teaches the youngsters at tho Souths Ido School. Ben has also taught Sun­ day School, serves on the board of stewards and has been chairman of tho educa­ tion committee. An active Rotarian, Ben MBS. LUNDQUIST waa responsible for digging up of runny dollars to buy themselves cruising down the uniforms for the llnhe Ruth "wrong" side, until oncom­ baseball team. He served as ing cars, with glaring drivers, reminded them vividly of the lapse. All four had a "wonderful time, enjoying every minute of their four days," with tho girls spending hours In the straw market looking at ev­ ery single hat and handbag. " It was Just delightful," sighed Aria Jane, "I would recommend it to everyone. The water, the Islands, the ship — it was all beautiful fun." s e e ANOTHER LUNDQUIST who has been having fun touring the country and tee­ ing the sighta Is young Bob­ bie, Sanford's Biddy Basket­ ball league champ. Bobble has been visiting J. W. HIGGINBOTHAM sister Peggy Jane ami broth­ er-in-law Bill Tyre In I’heopresident of Rotary In 1DG2nix, Arizona, where Bill It 03. In roward for the help he hna given the Future Farm­ ers, both the senior and Jun­ ior chapters have given him honorary awards, Ho has also helped tho Boy Scouts with their conservation budges, Ben is a member of the Klka Cluli ami recently retired from tho U.H. Army active reserve with the cummisslon of Major. No one wants to see the Wigginses move away — but that's life, wn suppose, Uur loss Is Cocoa's gain, * * gown was designed by the bride and made by her moth­ er. For her wedding bouquet she chose large white chry­ santhemums. The maid of honor, Miss Nancy Ciszewski of Spring Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Cham­ bers and daughters, Carol and Pat, recently visited the New York World's Fair. One of the highlights of the fair was a ride on the AMF Mono­ rail system, which has seven two-car traina operating continuously, suspended 43 feet In the air, offering a pano­ ramic view of the spectacular scene. MRS. GEORGE RICHARD LAVERICK Third Birthday With Party HOIUtY LUNDQUIST Valley, N.Y., niece of the bride, wore a floor length gown of empress peau de soie in cotillion blue with a re­ movable Jacket, She carried a cascade bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. Personals Michael Cosby Celebrates • B E S T PUBLIC RELA­ TIONS representative for a Bahamas vacation cruise is Aria Jane l.umli|uist, who with husband Hay recently en­ joyed, and wo really mean enjoyed, n four day rruiso to tho islands on the occasion of their 23111 wedding annivers­ ary. The trip was a gift of Aril* .lane's mother, Mrs. Nona Wilson of Altamonte Springs. Accompanying t h e Luml■|Uill's on their "honeymoon'' were Edio and I,ce Swnrts, who are celebrating their first year of marriage, On the Islands, the four­ some rented a car to drive around In whirl* caused no end of merriment, tinged with terror, ns I-co roubtn't re­ member that down there you drive on tho left-hand side of the road and In absentminded moments they found lly Jane Casselberry Miss Honors Marie Ciszewski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ciszewski, of Cassel­ berry, became the bride of George Richard Laverick, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Al­ len Laverick of Melbourne, Saturday, August 22, 1034, at 2 p.m. at St. Mnry-Magdalen Catholic Church, Mailland. The Reverend F athrr Hu­ bert J. Reason officiated at the double ring ceremony. Mrs. E. Pope Bassett, organ­ ist, played selections of tra­ ditional wedding music. The altar was decorated with bouqueta of white chry­ santhemums and gladioli and statues of Msry and Joseph. The bride was given in marriage hy her father. Her floor length gown of white empresa peau de sole had a scooped neckline and elbow length sirevc*. A softly pleat­ ed obi aaih at the waist fas­ tened In back with two largo loops. The Imported French silk Illusion veil was attach­ ed to an open pill boa of the same fabric. Tho distinctive Michael George Cosby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Cosby, 35 South Cortez Ave., North Orlando, recently cele­ brated his third birthday with a party at hla home. Decorations were ul| In red, while and pink, with a clown motif, and clown hata and plastic horns for all, and a muill - color id dozens of bal­ loons — to make a cloudy day bright, 'Hie party table was center­ ed with a beautiful, blue three year birthday candle. Hie birthday cake, of course, had to be a horse scene of a corral with miniature horsea and cowboys. Michael already D quite a horse-lover. He recent­ ly won a ribbon in the Long- stationed, During hla visit, they all went on to Califor­ nia, saw Disneyland, the Grand Canyon and many oth­ er sights of tlio West. They all report having had a great time with their sight­ seeing tours. Bobble returned borne by bus Inst week and Peggy and Bill will lie heading this way on September 27th fur a short leave at home before traveling to their new station, the Air Forre Base at Myrtle Beach, S. C. where Lt. Bill Is being transferred. We know all of Peggy and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Drap­ Bill's many friends here will er of Helens, Alabama, an­ bo looking forward to seeing nounce. the, engag-w-nt and them again while they are in apoliartin, Kenneth VonllerbllJk, Joe Turner, Mike Long, town, THE GOLDEN ISLES of [ in Wlnfree, Tom Jones, Co­ Gcorgin-St. Simons, Jekyil in Simpson and Brad Hol­ and Sea Islands, proved a de­ ing sworth. lightful vacation and sight­ , Also Jay Oxford, Larry seeing spot for ona of our Moore, Stan Hemphill, Ira fnvorito people, Jimmy Higg­ Abranmion, Jiray Dunham, inbotham, who Just returned .Sieve Hudson, Barney liedfrom n visit there with his tick, Don Robinson, Johnny Sanford Naval Academy room f/reen, Kle Jarrell, Mike mate, Charlie Crumblia and aifrlch, Sklper Senkarik, Mick ,tn«, Leslie Green, Don Ethel), his family, lyjp* Day, Ricky Gsllowsy, "W hat r place for an art­ /iiyn Morris, Henry Ruts, ist]" exclaimed Jim. "It's all 4 ,p Underwood, Bill Martin historical with old furls, light­ g»-d Robert Goldstein. houses, old, old churches, S---------------------------------------beautiful yachta on tbs InLrac mm « * coastal waterway, the famous C Bloody Marshes, — dozens of subjects for pictures." On Charllt's scooter the two boys toured all over the three Islands, seeing the fam­ ous sights, and hearing tales Sr, of exciting history from the for natives, UteWJ " I ’m going back up there will ona day with color film, oil August » . at the Inglealde paints and canvas," vowed my Methndjpt Church In Baton Intrepid traveler. Rouge. Draper-Williams Engagement Announced Pamela DePrlest, niece of the groom, from New Or­ leans, La., waa flower girl and her gown matched that of the maid of honor and she carried a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. The best man was John Perehslskl of Gainesville. Joseph Leibold was usher and Peter Ciszewski, nephew of the bride, from Spring Val­ ley, N.Y. waa junior usher. The mother of the bride wore an ensemble of copper ■Ilk linen and a corsage of rust colored chrysanthemums. The groom's mother wore a beige silk linen sheath with jeweled neckline and corsage of ru st colored chrysanthe­ mums. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Casselberry Woman’s Club, which was decorated with houqueat of white chrysanthe­ mums. Mrs, C. T. Germaine of Cas­ selberry and Mrs. Joseph Lei­ bold, DeLand, assisted at the reception. Layers of the square three tiered wedding cake were supported on pil­ lars and a wedding bell dec­ orated the top. Punch was served with the cake. For her going awny outfit the hride chose a brown silk shantung suit. Following a wedding trip to The Great Smoky Mountain National Park, the couple will make their home in Florende, Ala. Out of town guests includ­ ed Mr. and Mrs. Philip DoPrleal and children of New Orleans, L*., Mrs. A. Ciszew­ ski and children of Spring Valley, N.Y. Miss Szabo Plans August Wedding wood Fourth • of • July Par­ ade riding his horse Soda. By Mrs. II. L. Johnson I Ing the engagement and apThough the party was for­ Mr. and Mrs. Alexander preaching marriage of their ced Indoors due to inclement Szabo of Paola are announc-1 daughter, Patricia Ann. to weather, nil of Michocl'i , Ronald EUia Walter, ton of friemli seemed to enjoy play­ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wal­ ter of Augusta,III. ing with his birthday presents and riding his talking horse Blaze instead at real, live horses as was originally plan­ ned for outdoors. Tho children had fun wilh "pin -tho- tallon tlie donkcy," and Deanna Carlylo was Uic best pinner. Also sharing tho festivities were Deanna's brother, Alan; Mrs. R. I). Carlysle; Eddie and Debra Swede; Mrs. E. V. Swede; Jeffrey, Kellh and Mias Szabo was born in Mike Itussic; and B r u c e New Brunswick, N. J., and Rhodes, alt of North Orlando. attended schools here. Sho Is Kay, Margot and Priscilla a *G4 graduate of Seminole Mitchell, of oLngwood and High School. Ronald Walter la Michael's maternal grandpar­ a native or Augusta, 111. and ents, Mr. and Mrs, George J. graduated from Augusta High Zeller, of DoBary. School. He Is at present staThe party concluded with h tioned at SNAS. the candle lighting and a vig­ L The wedding will bo an corous singing of "Hnpy Birth­ ■ . vent of August 28th at 7 p.m. day," with cake, Ico cream, R* In the F irit Church of the soda, candy favors and bal­ ; V, ■ Nazarene of Sanford. Rev. loons for everyone, * ■ Paul Bickei will officiate at da -------------------L I the ceremony and following Hospital. She enthusi­ Wishes for £a 7speedy * 1 recov­I tlicmorial aervlce a reception will n*ear Lake praised me annex. nursing ery are extended -I** Alvah . . I Allen a beastically held in the church st the who has 3 been V- . 111 for3 some JW Allstaff friends andhospital relativessndof exprosed appreciation time and is *"confined to his the younghercouple are invitedfor "loving care." home. MISS He has SZABO suffered sever­ [totheir attend. al falls and requires constant I By Maryann Milei mMr. and Mrs. A. P. Smith care by Mrs. Allen. ®*lCecelia Drive have recent­ Mra. Joyce McMillan and ly returned from a two-mouth at cation, carrying them to daughter of Dade City were %*da, tlie New England recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. PUs. Maine and New York, Charles Hays. Unexpected illdltile In Bouquet Valley, N. neaa suffered by Mra. McMil­ cel Mr. Smith, who loves to lan necessitated their return b, hoasti he caught the home a week earlier than a tta dally. Mrs. Smith, who plannd, artist and member of Point Hobby Club, Mrs. Augusta Bilbrey has all the beautiful seen- returned home following ma­ jor surgery at Seminole Me­ t G e n e v a Personals * Personals nf ffm fl MISS ItITA PEACOCK Miss Rita Peacock Engaged To Marry Peacock, to Frank Charles Pcrrick. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick l’crrlck Sr. of I)<s Bary. Miss Peacock is the daugh­ ter of the late Mr. and Mr*. Jack L. Peacock of Pensaco­ la. The bridc-eloct ami hep fiance are both graduates of Ucl.and High School, and Mr. Pcrrick is affiliated with tha Gulf Oil Co. in Dell ary. The wedding will be an event of November 7, at 11 Seminole Chapter No. 2 a m., nt All Souls Catholic O.E.S. extends an open invi­ Church in Sanford. tation to nil members, their families and friends to the The DcSota Oak, where annual Robert Morris picnic, Hernando DcSota bargained founder of tho order. with the Indians in 1539, Is t Tho picnic will bo held at popular sightseeing spot on the Mullctt Lake camp of the University of Tampa camMrs. I* E. Estes, Worthy pus. Matron, this Wednesday, Au­ gust 20 at f> p.n*. Members are to bring foo.l and table service for their families and guests. By Mr*. Frank White Donald L. Peacock of San­ ford, announces the engage­ ment and approaching m ar­ riage of Ills sister, Miss Rita O. E. S. Annual Picnic Scheduled Wednesday Tho largest electronically operated moving m e s s a g e sign In the U. 8. bus boon installed on the new Gidf American Land Corp. building in Miami. Installation cost was $ 100,000. 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YrraTfl r£ u{t. 5H, 1964 — Page 9 ' y j S c ’f L --------------- ti t LATIN—(TAi^N*A \ ’OtfXaAB&ZWBol LL J It when en ecico . 4 7H6 0OBWAY'. / \ (j <Tjl r, i iji J HAM3 0N , a x ru rrT tm PU0M VOOCVH2 7H6 BC(N*C/ i/r “Dr. Livingstone, I presume . . . I'm from the loca “ medical examiners’ board . . . your license allows you to practice only in England!" By Galbraith* Horoscope Forecast Wedneaday, An gnat SS. lM d GENERAL TENDBNCtESi You era all steamed uj^ ta LU* put some big plea Into adtfaet but others have th str a n i plans and aaam ka be drawing back from definite action today or tonight. Don's try to fore* la aura but, In* stead, perfect your own plana to a greater extant so you have covered ersry point th a t might cause any controversy. ARIES (March 51 to April 10) Concentrate on thoso who ara not regular allies If you want to get your way today. Take time for healthful 'ax* erclie. Re ready to get Into action as soon as neceagsry. TAURUS (April 20 to Msy 20) Privato worries may give you a very pessimistic out* look, but if you look a t them objectively, you soon brighten up. Don't fret. A bit of quiet angling brings *1 wonder K a chicken ealad sandwich would bate to desired results. GEMINI (May t l to June build up my sales resistance?" 21) lie careful you Ho not become Involved w i t h ' s CARNIVAL By Dick Turner friend’s problem which does not concern you at all. or yon get into trouble. Da poteed nt social function! In PM. This eases tensions. MOON CHILDREN (Juno to July 21) It's all right to be very active In business world, but don't force the Is* sue with powerful one* now. They are very busy and would recent It. flee that you get credit better planned. LEO (July 22 to August 21) i t Is not necessary for you to keep your noae to the grlmlatona so much that yon cannot plan a more abundant life. Dig Into trada papers, other media. Get the Infor­ mation to your interest VIRGO (August 22 to 6 iptemlmr 22) Listen to Olhte before putting new ideae to work which will facilitate collecting and payinr in the future. Catalogue your activ­ ities along mora practical lines, Sat up rules th a t a n eaey to follow, LIBRA (September 22 to October 22) A to ft word wilt ‘Picture tube burned out! Electric shaver broken! Paper aaelly disarm thoie with toy latel To top It off I break the yolk of your • n t whom you have had argu­ Maybe we can have the President declare too place ment* and harmony la easily reeitubllahed now. Be stir# a disaster area!" to keep any premises you hove mnde. By Kate Otiann SCORPIO (October 28 ta November 21) Imprest o thfrs with your efficiency at work, even though your mind la on greener paaturee, or what eeem to be auch. Delight partnere. Cooperate with them eurneetiy. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) A high­ ly faeelnatlng Individual piay reuse you to forego Import­ ant work if you permit. This would be too high a price to pay. Put such temptations be­ hind you. , CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Involving yourself in aomething that la not practical or aenelble could be very expensive ,!n the long run. Look for flaws in auch. Stick to present set­ up which Is good. AQUARIUS (January 21 t« February IP) If y»u a rt not careful driving, there could be expenses involved, and It might not be your fault either. Be calm, yet alert. Treat oth­ ers with kid gloves, too. , • M liK a .l a N U M N PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Economy Is Im­ "Doesn't the international attuhtfon awfully portant right now, even monotonous?" though you may be In a good financial position. R a p a Ir thing* Instead of buying new, give others work to do. Noted Names Increase sevlng habits. I Algerian port acaoae IF YOL'R CHILD IS BORN Alllipatrhar I PrriJilrntUl TODAY, thers Is a fins talT Wai scaled nU-kname •n t for mediating where trou­ I Heavy static 4 Ml« Hetty 5 Fat'* buddy e Allmanta ble crop* up and you should IS "Honest------ • 10 Sharp give a fine education, plui 19Rana* It Ksaeutl 14 Mall drinks MUkanci many sports that will utilise II Manas* (coll) IS Flih (comb, 15"Kong id tho energies wisely and teach lorm) Solomon* 53 ('itrut fruits fair play. Work with governIS Finn) salary 24 Tenting TOIntervening men! offices would be Ideal i j It incur It Yugoslav city ISLuao blood M Reduce la 44 Poultry here, or in largo organisa­ 37 r*a*lmlila 40 tlaaqua rap 41 Oparatta ads S S H lu Hayworth ClCaartraln tions, as wall as tabor unions S T T o lW ry CMS SOOora «S------ von d lb s p rs a a ts e and th* like. IT Art (Lalln) 31 Cooiplatn Bismarck SO C ascom k x> Package "Th# Star* Impel, they O E a r h m a lm r J” r r do aot compel." What yau 14 "Lily m aid sd □ A atM al* rr n~ make of your life la large­ □ aLindad . ly *p to YOUI it ir n Carroll Rlghtsr’a Individual (IIU,kM4 iTr ■ Forecast for your sign for ISSnara IF S ept is now ready. For your 10 Eucountar ■ 11 Nickname copy send your birthdato and 11 Additional |1.00 to Carroll Rlghtor Fore­ W added T a th a t a n d cast (Tho Sanford Herald)) t S a n ll -----Box 1811, Hollywood 21, Cal­ Marta (ab) II Pranrbot —— ifornia. IS Americas TIZZY JX u ------------ --------a SIDE GLANCES WALL. WHAT MNPA f TO KUOW WHO MV INFORMATION IS l (KF.M IE9 ARC ANP IT YOU V.AMT ME VIMS NATURE O f TDKS UP fU R M X J f l TIISIR IV A N S/ ?r eiwia umm r IB rr a ja a patriot V4 L a ri* caafe FUTILITY RECORD 13 Turn out MVagtlablae O Parch I V th lc la a 3 T o u ch 3 Soviet a m 4"Canui w m NEW YORK (UPI>—U • National Hockey League TOOor J for futility, the Now Yeah Rangers had 810 goals against them la • schedule during the 1842-44 ) �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 1. Lout ft Found 22. Plumbing 50. Mine. For Sale READY MIX CONCRETE PLUMBING LOST: F e n lie Mancbeater A $14 Per Yard Contracting Repairs Chihuahua, black A Un Patioz, Floor, Free Estimates FREE ESTIMATES markings. Answer* to u m e sand, cement, rock, pipe, R. L. HARVEY “ Ducbeoa", vicinity L a k e iteel, grease trap*, dry FA 2-3383 Mary Blvd. k 111way 17-OT. 20* Sanford Ave. well*. Stepping Slones. Pb. 323 0720. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 21. Well Drilling 309 Elm Ave. 322-3751 4. Beauty Care WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS MOVING! Must sell, FrlgiPermanent Special All Types and Sizes daire refrigerator, 175, Boat Our Budget Wave Now f&U We Repair and Service with aall, 330. Sea King 12 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop STINE bp. motor, 333, Hoover floor SIR Palmetto Ave. 122-083* Machinery and Supply Co. washer, 333 . 322 8711. ACE BEAUTY SALON 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 GUNS. Buy, Sell, Trade, Re­ la cloaed. Cuatomera call Cut 25. A ir F o n d . & H e a lin g pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE 74 Curl Beauty Shop, FISH CAMP. AIK-CONDITIONING COMPLETE BEAUTY SER BILL’S BARGAIN BARN By FEDDERS VICE. Reasonable price*. of 10,000 Items II. B, POPE CO., Inc. Free parking, 2nd k Oak. 1300 Grapcville Ave. 322-423* Harrlett’a Beauty Nook, 10S 200 So. Park Ave. 8. Oak, 322-3742. 31. MuhIchI lnntrumentfi AUGUST SPEC. New canvass cols, 33.99 value, now 33.68 PERMANENT SPECIAL for Piano Tuning and Repair Army-Nsvy Surplus. August, to complete. Hazel Porter Beauty Shop, 110* W W. L. Harmon - FA 1-42*1 12‘ PLYWOOD trosl, new, 23111. 322-1321. PIANO SVC. 4c TUNING steering wheel, 10 bp John­ Rebuilding . Ilcfcltlng son molor, two tanks, two 8, Doga • Cats - I’els FREE ESTIMATES props, 1 bronze, cushions. GENE CUMBAA PENS k RABBITS Will sacrifice. Call 322 5306. 322-2661 - After 12 p. m. Approximately 00 rabbits NOTICE! |U Male and Female 5U. Mine. For rale We want ■ responsible party i*h. 322-9107 to assume 6 payments of WILL accept best reasonable 13. Catering • Food 37.33 on Zig Zag Sowing m a­ offer for 19 cu. ft. sta Inlets chine. In excellent condition. steel commercial refrigera­ OKRA. 122-0413. Does fancy k decorative atlttor. Good running condition dies, m a k e s buttonholes, OKRA. PH. 322-6SS8. Contact Dick Aiken or call sews on buttons, etc. Ph. 322-0623. YOUNG BEEF FOR FREEZCredit Mgr., 322 8627. E R -J5 c p e rlb JjlL 3 2 W e 2 8 OWNER MUST SELL. '62 PnE-SCHOOL SAVINGS Model 21" Plil!co Console 22. Plumbing TV, Solid Mahogany 373; Complete stock of trade-ins, repair charges A reposses­ Almost new 44 Rollaway Bed ELDER SPRINGS sed Zlg Zag*. 1—Singer elec­ with Inntersprlng mattress, PLUMBING tric, 39-30. 1-White electric, 320. See anytime si 7 Oaks DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE 39.50. I — Western electric, Trailer Cl., Unit 10 In Rear, 322-7837 or 322-3123 38.30. 1—New Home elec­ Ask for Mr. Dodd or Mr. tric, 39.73. Dial Zlg Zag, You can And anything you Parker. 328.70. 1963 Singer In con­ seed advertlaed In the Her­ RCA Hlorxlc Stereo. Records, ald Cl im ifled sole, Zig Zags and makes Walnut cabinet; Slat bench; buttonholes, 3121.13. GreyBerliner chair, maple dress­ bar electric, pay repair er k mirror. 322-8820. charges of 311.30. Used i s t u b c ir c u it court o r NORGE 15 cu ft. Refrigerator; Singer cabinet, 314. Used T U B NINTH JUDICIAL f l i t . Singer cabinet. 39.30. Atlai c h it o r a s d roR i k n i s u u : High Chair and Baby Crib. Select-o-malic Zlg Zag, aold c o u r t s. Fl o r id a . 323-0878. CHAR CERT SO. K i t e new 3299, pay balance of U N I T E D MORTGAGER BERFor easy, quick carpet clean­ 3147, 32.40 week. Cash or VICIN'O CORPORATION. Plaintiff, ing rent Blue Lustre Elec­ terms. Sew now and aave. •n tric Shampooer only 31 per Sanford Sewing Center, 104 P H IL L IP It. TUR NER. »t u t , day. Carroll’s Furniture. Ui-r.mtan U. S. Park. 322-9411. ROTU'B o r MIIT CLASSIFIEDS M A R IE ......... Legal Notice TR P h illip R. Turnar and Bin Lan a Turnar, h i t wlfa And l o all partlaa h avin g o r C lslm ln c to liuva any r l g t l , till*, or tnlaraal In tha prop arly baralu daarrlbad. TO U A R B liaratiy n otlfH d t h a t a Com plain t In foracloaa • m o r t g a g e * ncum b*rlng th* f o l l o w i n g raal proparty: Lot It, M u rk I], W a a th tra flatd, r i r a t Addition, a c ­ c o r d i n g to plat t h tra n f r a cur .I a.1 In P la t Hook I!, paga a IS and t l o f Ilia P uldla llarurda o f Bvinln o lo County, Klorlda haa baan fllad agalnat you In f h a ‘*'ai* ivr atylad aull, and you * r . required to arrva a ropy o f your Anawrr to tin, C o m ­ plain t on tha Pla intiff'* a ito rnaya, van d m liar* A Clay, I’oat O ffice Ho* HOT, Orlando. Plor Ida, and to flla th* orig in a l of aucto Anawar with Ilia Clark o f lh a a foresa id Circuit Court o n o r baforo th* llti day of He- trm ber. l i l t . If yo u fall l o do ao, a dacra# pro co nfaaao will ba la k o n mtulnat you f o r Ilia rallaf damandad In the CoRiiilalnt. Tlila Nollra ahall ha puldUli* art onra a weak (or four con• r r u t l v * weak* lu th* Hanford Herald. Dated Kale H a t day o f July, Legal Notice r i r r m n u * nark NOTJCI7 IB h tr ehy g iv e n that I am en g a g e d In buelneea at MO N. llo lty , Hanford, Ht-mlnnl* Coun Klorlda, under lha fietttlou* nam e of, Adame T r a in far 4 Htorag* and that I In­ tend to r r g le le r eald narua with Ilia Clerk o f th* c i r c u i t Court, HamliiMn r n u n ty , Florida, lo ar nrdaure will: Ih* |irov|e|nna nf the lr I o t I t I n u i N'nni* HEatutea, t o - w t l : k.-rtion K& ny Klorlda Htalulae l»&7, Hlg: W. A. Admit* Publich Aug. t l , II, l i , A Kept. i. m i . cix-.sa m »t i i i: i i k a r i T ' T i l l M It'll A IH, IIU T /L R H and KIJ4IH K HISTZLUIl. hie wife, anil nil perlit e c lelm Ing Intcrral* hy, through, tiniler. or a g a ln a t Ih* -eld Mlclieel l l e t i l e r ami Kittle K. Hetlirr, hie w if e , or either nf Ihrm, and ell fieri Ice h a v in g nr rlalin lng to h a v e any righ t, Mile, nr Interrat In the prnpery lirridn dpacrlhad: YOU AlllS IIKItKIlY NOTIKIKIi that a ault hue hern b rou gh t a g e l n - t you, th# n a ­ m » . ture nf which I* to fnrrcUiee it triA L i Arthur II. B c c k w l lh , Jr., > r l a e g e nn Hit h r i r l i i a ft e r Clark e t tha Clrcull Court d r n r l h - d reel property. tly: Martha T. Vlhlan Th# name o f th* Court In Daputy Cl*rk htch the ault hae l-ran InPllhllah J.Ug. I, II, II, It , n e t . atltuted l» the Circuit Court, C1>C-« Ninth J udlolet Circuit, In end for Mnntlniilr County, Kim Id*. IV TIIB CIHCttlT CtlUIIT n r Tlie till* oT the cner la tl It TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL Clll- I.ANI hj F E D E R A L HAVING# CUI’I' Ik AMI Kill! IhtlKOLH A” D L O A N AHHfICIATION, t o t i s n , F l o r id a , I’la ln llff. vt MICHAEL RE TZA llA N C E R Y SO, l » W LRTt and Kt-HIK K HUTZLKH, SUFFO LK FRANKLIN PAV- tile wife, and all pertlea c l a i m ­ JNUB HANK. ing Inlrr aele ny, thrnugh, u n ­ Pla in tiff, der. ur ngulnat tha m i d Mlva. cheat H a u le r and Kiel* IS. a. \ HODGE till, at U*. It* talar, hie wife, ur eit h e r o f D a fandanta thrin, and all partlre h a v i n g or R U T ir K o r a n i t ir ■-Irtmlng to have an y right, Pl o i l T f t A U B r n i i K i b o a t HB till*, or thtereat In ilia p r o ­ TC <1 W. Itodgara perty haretn daecrlbad. DaRB*III K RCBl In an unknow n frndnnta, b ein g Chancery Caae a la t * or co u n try othe r limn No. 11244. tha Htat* of Klorlda, and The dracrlptlnn o f the real m a llln a addraaa bring: P lo p rtty Invulvad, lo ca ted In VAII-y. Klaal Poet Utftu#, Htiiilnule County, Klorlda, la aa S a w York. N ew York folluwa: TOi llatty J. Ilodaara, Mr w if e l o t 100. LA K B IIA ft HI KT I t K M b K M Ki 110) Jatfrraon ESTATES, a* racordad In Ktraal, Owanahoro, Kan* Plat Honk t l , p age* It lu ck y and l i , Puhllo Rrcurde of You a r* haraby notlflad that tlamliHil* County, Klorlda. a I'oniplal it lu foracloaa a ce r ­ You ar* haraby n otified furta in m o r t g a g e en cu m be rin g th* .her that you ara required to f o l lo w in g dracrlbad t a e l pro­ fll* your aavaral anawara lo perty, l o - w l t : Ih* Complaint h ereto fo re fllcu Lot I. tltoek C. COUNTRY In aald m u r lg a g * furerloeu re CLIIII M l S u i t UNIT NO. I. proceeding* w ith tha Clerk o f a> cord ing In tha plat th e r e ­ th* Circuit Court o f Hemlnol* o f aa recorded In Plat Hook County, Klorlda. lu Hanford, IS, I’a** Tt and U . Public Klurlda. and lo aerve a «*opy llaoorda o f Bamlnol* Coun the reof upon th* P la ln t lfP * a t ­ ty, rio rld a torney, Rohart J. Plaue, Jr., o f baa b a t e fllad a g a lu a t you In RUHR, R E E D AND MAIL I*a ab o v e atylad ault, and you SHALL, M Eaet Ltvlngelun era required lo aarr* a copy Avenue, IN,at Offlc* Uoa IISC. o f y. i A n t w e r or other plurd- Orlando, Klorlda, on or before lu g t o tha Com pla int on 1'laJn- lha loth day of Kept cm bar, ttfa attorn*)', ANliKIIHON, IMS. Herein fall not or a daIIL'MII, DEAN. R LOWNDKU. I l l era* pro oonfeaao will b* e n ­ Eaat Cen tral Iloulavard. Orlan­ tered agalnat you, do, Klorlda. and fll* th* nrlgtnal Thl* aotlc* ahall b* pu b lish Anawar or o t h e r P le a d in g In ad one* each weak for four th* o f f i c e o f th* Clark o f th* IS) ronaacu tlv* w e. ke In Th# Circu it Court on nr baforo th* Hanford Herald, Hanfurd, Klorl l h day o f hr plain I.rr. t a l l . If Id*, on Auguet II, Auguat i s , y o , fall lo do ao, a decra* pio Aug net I t . and Baptambar 1, confaaao will ba la kan aga ln a t IMS. yuu for th* roliaf damandad lu (BEAL) th* Com plaint. Art hur If. Ba ckwlth. Jr„ Till* Nolle* ahall ba pukllahClark of th* Clrcu ll Court ad one* a w e a k l o r fo u r co nBamlnol* County, Klorlda a rco t lv o waaka In tha Hanford By: Martha T. Vlblaa Herald. Daputy Clark D A T E D T i n a Tth d a y or Hobart J. Plau*. Jr. A u gu at, I N I . or HUH)!, HUKt) AND MARSHALL If KALI Art hur II. B a c k w lth , Jr., 14 L a i t L iv ln g a t o a Avenua Clark o f U * Circuit Coarl P. O. Boa 1141 Orlando, Klorlda Uyt M art ha T. Vlhlan Daputy Clark ATTORNEYS KOR P L A IN T IF F Publish Aug. 11, II, It a Sept. Puhlleh Aug. U , IS, I t , 4k 1. 1111. Yapt. I, IMS. ©DC-18 f CDC-I3 Bljr 8»tmfori> ^rralb P brc 10 — A ur. 25, 1964 71. Mole Help Wanted SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer WHITE MAINTENANCE F o r LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good proHelper for permanent Cem­ duetj. Good treatm ent. Ph. etery employment. Age 20-35, locally 322-4342, or apply to aome garjcnlng experience. the PURE OIL COMPANY. Oaklawn Memorial C e metery. For appointment call 90. Lot n For Sale 322-4263. POSITION OPEN for Sanford MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS 102 Ft. frontage, lid No. man between 21-35 yeara old ScoU Ave. Will consider a# District Advisor with Out reasonable offer. J . N. Hobof Town Newspaper. Must sun, J r. Ph. 322-1335 or 322have High School Diploma k good car. Send brief re­ 0226. sume to P, O. Box 893, San­ 95. House* For Sale ford. D0NT PICK THE FLOW ERS ^ H 'C .un-j 9 j hm \pT) * t«Mh, NIC N. i» i-i». '* e »v.d a c ic d c 'f c ; “ Why, Billy SHOULDNT have!" 52. Swap or Exchange 55. Furniture For Sate THIS IS A MIGHTY SMAT-L DUPLEX on S. Sanford, near AD, but A Very Big Oppor­ Lake Jessup, on lot 150 x 200. Also room for trailer. tunity. tf you are 21, have car, neat, Bondable and will­ Cash Talks! ing to work hard for unlimit­ RAVENNA PARK, 410 Beth ed earnings apply to Room Dr. 3 Bedroom, kitchen 208, Meisch Bldg. 9 a. m. equipped. Low down pay­ Sharpl___________________ ment. 322-1553 after 12 noon N tiT irn ok u urr *T • TK tlK Kl.till III* TO) HIHNEY YANCEY MoADKN III. C H A R L E S tll.'HVKLL M.-ADEN, JANE ELIZAIIETII Mu A DEN, and LENi (It A ANN McADKN. the reeldaiir* o f each o f w h om Is m ill T r eem o n l Hoad, W ilso n, North C * m lln a . You. and each nf you , e r e hi-raby n otified that * p etition h«e been lir o u a h l amt filed agalnat you, and *ach uf yuu, III th ■ Clrcull Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit of F lo rid a, in end for Hemlnnt* Cou nty, In Chnnrery. Case No- l l . l b l . e n ­ t itled EKTKLLK W. SWINBON and I’EHtl Y J A N E McADKN ( n e e Hwtneon). P e tlllo n e r e . v. II II A N O II HAN KIND AND T l i u u r COMPANY. • fo reig n r o rp o rello n , et al. Responden t*, end you . and ea ch o f yo u. ar* h*r*hy »ummon*d. ordered »nd required to f ile your w r it te n a n s w e r or defetiN-i* l o Hie p e t i ­ tion filed herein a a e l n e t you In Ihe abov e en t itle d ca u se , tn the of flc* of th* Clerk o f the Circuit Court In and for Htmlnol* County, Klorlda. a l hie o ffice In the Court llm m * In Hanford, Klorlda, on or b efo re th* t th day o f S epte m ber, A.l). t f l t , and to e e r t * a co py o f eurh a n s w e r or defane** upon OEf). A. HI’EKR, JIL. of Hpeer 4 Hpeer. p ellllonera' a t to rn ey * herein, w h o s e ad d ress la I*. O. Ilox 1111, Hanford, Flo rid a i : TM, on or before said d ate a s r* ,u lr * d hy Ih* la w * of F lo r ­ id* and th* I f 44 F lo rid * Itule* o f Civil P rocedure. If you fall to do *o, a Deere* Pro C onfese o will b* en tered e a e l n e t you for tha r*H*f dem anded tn th* P*l(tlon. Tin. ar* fu r th er n o tified that th* n a tu r e of (hi* *ult nr p ro­ c eed in g 1* to hav* aald Court appoint Th* A tla ntic National Rank o f J a c k s o n v i l l e , or » m » ot he r q u a lified person, as T r ust* * o f th* Laal W ilt and T e s t a m e n t or C. It. BWINfON, deceaeed, w i t h p o w er to sell th* fo l tu w l n g deecrlbed land, l y i n g ami b ein g In Mrintnul* County, Klurlda. t o - w l t i l o t * 1 t h r o u g h I an d IT through it. Block "IV* Tr act No. 37, and Lot* IS and 17, m o c k *' K”. Tract No. 17. ALL In HANLANIH) BPIIINI18. a cco rd in g l o plat t h e r e o f recorded tn f l a t Hook 4, p a g e t< In th* o f . flea o f th# Clerk of Circuit Court o f Bamlnol* County. Klorlda; t.EHB r ig h t o f way fo r l n l* r* t* t * 4| under th* a u th o r it y and term* o f said Will. WITNKMB m y hand aa Clark o f ■•Id d r u u l l Court o f Heuitnol* County , Florid*, and th* •aal of a*1d Court, at Hanford. Hemli -la Cou nty, Florida, thl* lot:, day e f A u gu at, A. D. 1*44. (SE A L ! A rth u r II. B a c k w l t h . Jr., Clark of Circuit Court of Bsmlnol* Cou nty. Florida. By: Mart ha T. v i h k n D a puty Clark OEO. A. HPEEIL JR. In the Cewrl e t t b e Cewnly J u d a e, Urmtnal# Cannty , ntata ml Klorlda. In Krwbaln In re t b e Katnte e f l JOHN 1IATT8 JONKH. JIL Decaaead. PIN A I, NOTH M N o lle* 1* haraby g lv a n that the u ndarelgned will, on tha 17: li day o f nihi-r. A, l>. IM l , p r e e d i t to Hi* Itonorabl* C ou n ty J u d g e o f Pemlnal* C o u n ­ ty, Klorlda. hi* final return, •(-count and voucher*, a* Ad­ m in is tr a to r o f lha E atat* o f JOHN HATTri JONES. Jit., decaaead, and a l aald tlm*. then and the re, m a k e application to t h # eal.l J u d g e for a final •a tlla m a n t o f hla adnitnlatra tlon o f aald aatal*. an d for an ordar d la c h a r g ln g him aa tuch Adtulnlatrator. D a ted thl* th* l l t b day o f A u g u e t , A. D. l i l t / a / HEN JONES Aa A d m in is tra to r o f th* E s ta t e o f JOHN BATTS JONES, JIL Dacaa aed. OK 8PEEH A 8PEER OEO. A. HKEER. JR. Attorney* for Petltlonara A tto rn ey fo r Eetatn P. O. U o s lt « 4 I I I k l a s n o l l a Aven ua Sanford , r i o r l d a tlTTI Sanford , F lo r id a Puhlleh Aug. II. Z», * B a p t 1. Publlah Au g. U , 1J, J „ 1. ISM. •• PL t, lil t . C D C -II CDC-II Legal Notice IN THM f'tHL't-IT ( f l l HT 4)K the n in t h j i iiH i t i . r i H i i it in a n d r n a h e m in o l u COUNTY, K I.O ItllM . C I M M E i n NO. 14)44 AMKIID-AN F E D E R A L HAVINOH AND IJtAN AH8IX7I ATION OK OltLANDO. P la in t iff . va. DAVID I* (IR I P F IN , at ua and • t at, D efendant* . NtlTIt'K O P a i ! I T IN MQI4TU A OH K O n r.C X a a l'R K TO: N P IEO K U INC. D ili IVeel ISIh H:re*t C hicago, lllliiula TOU AB E h e r e b y notified tliet a C om p la in t l o forerloaa ■ certain m o r t g a g e en cu m ber. Ing th* f o l l o w i n g described real property, t o . w i t : t-ot t « | , g t l E E N H MIRROR H O U T II ADDITION TO CAHHKLIIKIIIIY, a cco rd in g to plal t h e r e o f *e recor d­ ed In P la t Hook I, Page* 41 and 44, P u b lic Record* or Hemlnol* County , Klor­ lda; and tha W e s t e r ly IK o f Lot t f l . Thl* plot I* mnr* p a r t i c u la r ly daacrlb«d a* fo llo w * : B e g in at t h * Houthweat co r n e r of teit 114; run thane* Nort h 10D* to th* N o rth ­ w e s t corn er o f Lot 114 i tb*tic# E a s te rly to th* N o r t h e a s t c o r n e r o f Lot 1st; th a n ce an ad ditional IK Eaat to • point w h ic h la 71* W est o f th* Northeaet co rn er o f feit II I; thrnc# Houtherly p a ra llel to th* Kaet able o f l-ot 111; 1)0' to the North r ig h t uf way h n e o f Irla Hoad at a point w h ich la IK W ea l o f th« Houlheaet co rn er o f l-ot l i t ; t h e n c e W e s t IK t o th* Youth w e a l corn er o f I*>l 111, w h ich 1* th* Boutheaa t o orn er o f Ix>t 111! f hence W ait alon g tha North r ig h t o f w a y llh* o f Irla Road to th* Point of tlsalnnlng baa been filed a g a ln a t yo u tn lha > I « M atylad ault. an d you ara required to *«rv* a copy of y-iur A n sw e r or o t h e r P le a d in g l o th* Cbm plaln t on P U I n t l f f * a tto rn ey * . ANDE IIBON. RUHR, D EA N A LOWS'»EH. I l l Eaat C en tral Boutavard, Orlando, Florida^ and fll* tli* o r i g i n a l Anawar or ot he r P le a din g In th* o f f l c * of tha Clerk o f th# Circuit Court on o r b#for# th# l l t b da y of 8«p t#mb*r, t i l l . I f y o u fa ll to do »o, a deer## pro oanf##ao w ill b* t a h a n a g a l n a t y o u for III# r a l l t f d em a n d ed to th* CumptatnL Thl* n o lle# ahall b* publlah•d one# a w e e k for four cob • e c u t lv a waeka l o Iba Hanford Herald. D A T E D tbla 14th d a y o f Au ­ guat, 1114. (BEAL) Arthur- H. B a c k w lth . Jr. Cl*rk o f (he Circuit Court By M a rth a T. Vthlen D a puty Clark And#r#on, Ru sh . D a#a A Luwndaa 111 E a a t C en t ra l B a o l a w B Orlando, F lo r id a Attoru ay a for P la i n t i ff A Publlah ; A us- II. II, HapL 1. I. till CDC-96 95. Houses For Sale LAKE FRONT— New Home, old brick exterior, 3 Bed- * room, 2 Batha, FemUy Room. Patio, Fully air-conditioned, all the extras, io Selection of 1, 3, and 4 exclusive area. Bedrooms located In various COUNTRY LIVING— Lovely, sections of Sanford older home, 5 Bedrooms, 2 Immediate Delivery Baths, Fireplace, Old brick MONTHLY PAYMENTS ecreeoed porch, plenty of FROM $50.00 room (Could keep a pony). FOR THE BEST HOME This you have to See! BUY Call 322-0375 to aec ihese. * Government Owned Homes $100.00 DOW N SEE YOUR V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T CRUMLEY-M0NTE1TH, INC. 500 W. First SI. Sanford, Fla. NEW HOMES Available In Sanford area and Longwood area (6 mi. So. on 17-92). Ready for occupancy 365.00 per mo. and up. Sales office: 802 Highland Avo, -«•' Long wood, Fla. 838-3911 Collect LARGE HOME EXCELLENT. 3 b e d r o o m 209 E. 10th St Ideal for large SUPPLEMENT INCOME! home with one acre and tiny family looking for lots of Need ladies, 35-65, with or lake. Very convenient, very Office: 322-2118 floor space. 4 Bedrooms, i without car for Survey work private. $15,950 with super Night*: 323-0700 Baths, Florida Room, Din 4 hours, 5 day* per week 322 0648 term*. ing room, corner location No selling. 31.25 to 31.50 pci 2524 Park Drive All for only 38500. Terms BART PILCHER, BROKER hour. See Compsny Rcprc can be arranged. Personal Service tentative 9 a. m. Sharp, GREENVRfAK Call 322-7408 * Choice lot* available tn Room 206, Meisch Bldg., 224 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Greenbrier ef Loch Arbor 3 BEDROOM, lib bath cenDal E. 1st St. Realtor overlooking golf eouree. Raymond Lundqulit. Also. heat and air cond., Florida DIETARY supervisor, age IBCustom building to your room, wall to wall carpeting. 35. Will train. 40 hour work FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. specifications. Greenbrier 3750 down and payments of week. Seminole Memorial HAVE TRA ILER developed by 379.78 per month. Phone Hospital Dietary Dept. 9 a. WILL TRADE KINGSWOOD 323-0538. m. to 3:30 p m. A 50’ Luxury Mobile Home, BUILDERS, INC. at 33500. Will 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, concrete 202 Fairmont Dr. 7.1. Male or Female Help appraised trade 31700 equity for 31000 block home, extra* galore. FA 2-8074 equity in acceptable 4 Bed Call 322-6146. PART TIME. Surplus City. room home in Sanford area. REALTY Legal Notice Legal Notice 95. Houmb For Sale 72. Female Help Wanted HAVE—new 22 Inch power FllKK e s t t m a t b mower, reel mower, new vi­ Upholslorlag k Mattresi ranbrator sprayer outlit, port­ ovatiag. New k Used Furolable Singer sewing machine, tare. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. baby crib, amall couch, H. Co., at 708 Celery Ave. D. transformers 220 to 110 FA 3-2117, V, old 16 H. P. outboard, 220 V electric Iron and hot plate. 69. Schools & Instructions 74. Saint Hein Wanted WANT— piston type compress­ GRACE METHODIST or outlit, shrubbery, small outboard, or cash. 322-7496. CHURCH KINDERGARTEN NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Onora Rd at Woodland SALES — experienced pre­ Fail Term Begins Aug. 31 53. Wanted To Buy ferred but not accessory, |3 Registration Fee. 316 per permanent poiition, 3!4 day WANTED: Small utility trail­ month. For additional laweek, aslary and bonus, er, reasonable, 322-4725. formation visit or phone Church Office 9 a. m. to 12 paid vacations, etc. Send resume or apply to Bob noon. 322 1172. 55. Furniture Fur Sale Alexander, Sanford Herald. For We biggest setecUon of HOLLY AVE. nearly new and used furni­ KINOERGARTEN ture. sea NoU’a Furniture JUNIOR KINDERS Brokerage in Caiielberry 2427 Holly Ave. Ph. 322-3380 77, Situation Wanted oil 17-92. Open 6 days 9 lo 6. The Only Pre-School in San­ ford to have participated in Executive's wife desires per­ manent position S a n f o r d 51. Arlicluit For Rent the State Accreditation Pro­ Used furniture, appliances, area. Full or part time. Will gram. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. consider sny respectable po­ KENT A BED Larry's Mart 213 Sanford 71. Mnle Help Wanted Rol'away, Hospital A Baby sition, limited olflce exper Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. Beds. lence, have worked as pay KOUTKMAN for eatablished By Day, Week, or Month roll clerk. Have automobile. laundry and dry cleaning Ph. FA 2-1181 116 W. 1st St. Sail Us Your rurntture. Available after Sept. 1st route. Apply in person or Quick Service With tbe CAHROLL’S FURNITURE Write Box 90, c/o Sanford call for appointment. Guar­ Cash. * SUPER TRADING Herald. antee and commission. Semi POST. FA 2-0677. DAYS WORK: 322 6277. nole County I-sundry. IV TI IK CIIIEI IT COURT UK I'll K NINTH JUDICIA L CIO. CITY IN AN D KI1H MIMIMII-K M il)M 'S , I ' l .i m i n t , CIIAM'KIIS NO. i m i T H E IIOHTON KIVK CKNTH HAYINGS RANK, P la in tiff, v*. WILLIAM V. HOflACK. *1 u s. Iiefi-udanfa. NOTH'M OK H U T IN MOIt TO AL E KOHEt l.naCMK T , ) | W illia m V. II..each HliMIIIKNCHi 1ar>3 W eal l l a r t Aven ua V rgaa llelK hl* l-aa V*K*», Nev ada You ara haraby n o ilflrd that a C o m p la in i l o Inreeloea * cartain m o r t a a g e envumberlnir lha f u ll..w in g d riiT lb a d re al pro|.erly, l o - w l t : U , t I. Hlork ” B". COHNT U T CLtJII MANOR. UNIT NO. 1, a cc o r d in g to th* plat t h e r e o f ae recorded In Plat Hook t l , P *a * IS. P ub lic l l a m r d e o f Heinlnula County , Klurl.la liaa been file d eawlnet ),,u In Ilia a b o v e e ly le d ault. and yo u are required to aart* a copy o f your Anawar or o i l i e r P le a d ­ ing to tlie Com pla int on P la i n ­ tiff* a t to r n * ) * , SNUISHHON, IIUHII. L E A N * U1WNDKH, IIS Eaat C en tral Iloulavard, Orland.), Klorlda, and fll* th* o ri­ g in a l A n sw er or other P le a d in g In Ih* o f f i c e o f Ih* Cleth o f lh a Clrcull Court on or b ef ore lha l l h day o f Ifeplembar. IMS. If yo u fall l o d» ao, a decree pro roiifraeo w ill be ta ken aga ln a t you for the r elief d e ­ m anded In tha Complaint. Tl.la Nntlr# el,all he publtehI on--e a w e e k for fo u r nona i r u t lv * w e e k * In tli* Hanford Herald. DATED tbla Tth day of Auguat. IMS. (HE Aw) Art hur II. B e c k w i th , Jr., Clerk o f Circuit Court Hy: Martha T. Vlhlan D a puty Clark Pu'illeh Au g. 11, IS, I I * k e p t I. t i l l . C P C -tl 87. Bualneas Rentals WORK wanted. 321-7053. WORK, day, week. 322 0300. SO U TH W A R D Investment k Realty 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 FtlA • RESALES Like new. 2 A 3 BEDROOM 3IASUNRY Homes, 1 A 2 Baths, Kitchens Equipped. 3100 Down, Paymcntj lews than rent. IIELMLY REALTY Ph. 322-1641 F O R SA LE For Lite Boat Buy In A New ur Resale Home, See Stcnatrom Realty Housework. 322-0321 or 4209. DAYS WORK, experienced, references. 322-1441. SAVE A BUNDLE On this older 3 Bedroom 82. IIUHintHH Prop. • Sale Home, garage end work shop. Duller Saving price of ACE BEAUTY SALON. Cob 36500. Call nowl This won't of equipment. Ph. 322-4013. last I Local automobile dealers of­ fer their belt buys In Herald classified display ads. Realtorlniuror-Trades 322-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Stamper Agency Legal Notice Law no. ana NOTIIM OF atHT -va- COMMODITT S ERVICE COB1‘OIIATION, a fo reig n co rp o ra ­ tion, Defen d an t. ■TATB OK F l.onilia TO COMMODITY 8 E B V 1 C K coupon ATION, a for*1*n Corporation, wh<-a* p r in ­ cipal plac* o f bualnr** la tzo W all Htr*#l, N a n York. N*w York: You ar* n bttflsd that ault haa b*an Inatltutad a g a i n s t yo u In Ih* Circuit Court, Ninth JudlH i t Circuit In and for Bam l­ nol* County , Florida, s e e k i n g l o r eco v e r th# #um o f Ktv# Thuuaan d Nine Hundred S l a ty Thre a an d I D I 4 4 Dollar* (IS.SSI.IS), lo g # tlia r w ith a writ o f a t t a c h m e n t In volvin g t i l e t n a . Fro*. Unix, Ua#f lo ca ted In Bamlnola County, Florid*. Ti.la n o lle * la to raqulr# you to fit* w i t h til* Clerk o f aald Cou rt y o u r w r it te n d*f*na*a. If any, to th# p l a i n t i f f * c o m ­ p laint la aald c a u w , and to aarva a co p y on th * p l a i n t i f f * a tto rn ey*, balow, n o t la tar than th* U t h da y o f Bcplamlmr, A. D. IMS. Hereto fall not or a d*cr*« pro confaaao w ill bo autar#d a g a ln a t you , far d efault. W ! NEY8 m y band and th* aaal o f aald Cou rt at Banford. Klorlda. thl* Tth d a y o f Augu et . A. D. IMS. (BEAL) A r t h u r H. B a ckw lth . Jr. Clark of th* Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlhlan D a p u ly L'lark HUTCHISON AN D L E F F L S R Poet O f fi c e D r a w e r H E d w a r d s B u ild in g S anfo rd, F lo r id a A tto rn ey * for P la i n t i f f I’uhllah Aug. i t , IS. Zi 4 f a p L t. ISS4. CDC-II Legal Notice VOTICR O F PETITI ON TO V A f 4TS9 is H E R E nr n iv EN hy C A S H E L n E B B T O AltDENH, INC., n co rp o ra tio n ore a n lrcd and a a l e t l n g under Ih# la w # n f th e Htat# o f Florid*, th# f*# stm pl# tltl* o w n e r nf th# r*#l p rop erty h e r e i n a f te r dm-crlbtd, that p ursu ant to Section* m .J I and IIS S«, F lorida S ta tute* tSSI, aald c o r ­ poration w ill fll* a p etitio n w ith Ih# Hoard o f C o u n ty Comtnlaaloner# o f Sem lm d# County . Florida, un th* l l n d day o f K*pi*tnh*r. 1*14, wli#r*by tt w ill r*qu«#t th# v a c a t io n o f th# s u b ­ d iv isio n plat o f th# SollowtnB d#acrlb*d pro perty: LILt ANDAI.K ADDITION TO C A S S E I -n E U It r . ac­ c o rd in g to Ih# P la t t h e reo f aa rtrv rd ed In P la t lh>ok IS, Pag* IT, Public Itccnrda o f ■ •n ilool* C o u n ty , K lor­ lda. T hat th# Board o f County Com mltalonara of Bamlnol# C ou n ty , Klurlda w i l l hold a Public b e a r i n g on th# p etitio n b e g i n n i n g at 1:10 o 'clo ck A. M un th# IZnd day o f H*pt#mb#r, a t th* o fflc** o f th* C o unty Cummla*lon*ra In th# Vamlnot# C o unty Cou rthou** In Banford, Flo rid *, a t which tlm# tho** for or *a*4nat th* p a tltlo n w ill h* heard and fi n a l a c t io n w i l l n o t ic e BL Y T H E MOTOR LINES. INC., a F lo r id a corp oration, f l a t nil tt, Seminole Realty S t Johns Realty «100 DOWN—$55.65 MO. H O M ES Stenstrom Realty sKMtviii.K rnrxT Y , NEW HOMES Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary SEVERAL Outstanding 2 It 3 Shown by appointment Ph. Bedroom Homes available in 322-3561. all Areas of Sanford. Let us NEW HOMES Show you Around! West Fourth St. Just off Peru simmon. Salesman on pro­ perty. 4:')0 to 7:00 p. m. Monday- Wednesday- Friday. I90i 8. P a r t Ave. Saturday A Sunday 1:00 to FA 2-5232 anytime 7:00 p. m. THE TIME TESTED FIRM At 57 Azalea Dr., DeBary you'll find an attractive 2 EVEKETT A. HARPER 116 N. Park Ave. FA 8-6123 Bedroom CB Home with oak AGENCY - REALTOR NORTH ORLANDO. 2 bedfloors A carporlc, large lot >163 S. Park Avo. room, screened porch, nicely 100 x 165. $9800 mortgage at Phones FA 2-2»4 or FA 2-22«S landscaped. 130 N. Cortez. 5G%. You do not have to be a Veteran to qualify. 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, screen ed patio. Ph. 323 0368. MEL OTT Insurance A Real Estate 130 N. Florida Ave., DcLand Ph. 734-1864 or 2166 PIPING YOU ACCOUNTANT- Hetlml, day week or any tigtil work, 'We Have The Home For You' 3100 per month. Sanford Casselberry area preferred. Write Box 91 Sanford Herald 2565 PARK DRIVE FAST, ACCURATE TYPING 322-2420 822-7495 my home. 322-2393. s*; T s i n rm rurr ro ih t , n i .vtss JUSIIUISL 11n e t' IT OK K l.o n u it. IV » \U FUR $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES bi uk«ti. Dated t h i s 10th day o f AU* g u n . IS44. CASBELBEHRY GARDE NS . INC By: Hibbard Caaaalbarry Aa It* P r ts ld a n t (CORPO RATE S E A L ) ATTEST: By: w m . B. M*#ro*r A* It* S ecreta ry Rotwrt D y e r , of AK ER MAN. B E N T E S F IT T . C1DBON, MEBMER * BOBBINBON IBS Ftrat N a tio n a l B e a k Bldg. Orlando, F lo rid a A ltur nc y s fur P« lltlo u * r P ubllah Aug. JI, B OapL L 1944 CDC-II ABOARD, LADS We have several new 3 Bed­ room, 2 Bath, Bullt-ln-rangc tlomt-s available for Incom­ ing Personnel that can be bought for 3400 Down, plus prepaid item* of approx. 375 at Closing of sale. If you can FHA - VA HOMES qualify we have been autlior 2, 3. A 4 BEDROOMS ized by tlie Builder to give 1, 144. A 2 BATHS you Immediate possession on KITCHEN EQUIPPED B Rental basil of 33 per day, LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! payable ao day’s in advance For Complete Information pending do* lag of Saloe See or Call Your agreement. Monthly pay­ FHA - VA ments including Principle, SALES nROKER Intercut. Taxes and Inaurance will be approximately We Hive The Home For You $80 per month. Your total yearly eam lngi should be al least 34,500 with few out­ 2565 PARK DRIVE standing obligations to quaii 322-7495 fy. (Pay grade E-5 will 322-2420 qualify), rhe builder will pay the CLOSING COST! $100 DOWN Stenstrom Realty YOUR X SHIPMATE, Seminole Realty 1801 Park Avtnua FA 2-5238 anytime Legal Notice 96. Housfh • Sale or Rent CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. Call • v a a 1a g a 322-1587, THREE B E D R O O M , U4 baths, G. I. Loan, large cor­ ner lot, targe ohade trees, 107 Tucker Drive, Sanford. 322-2286, sv tmr riH rrrr court, NINTH Jl 'lllt.' t At. riM CI'IT OF FI.ON l l t i I # t x n FOR • t:MIVnt.)J COUNTY, CH ANCERY NO, 143*0 IN T H E MAT TER O F T H E OF DKDRA EDITH M ALTON, a Miner h r AHT H U R K. LONG, In Ih# Caurt o f Ih* County Pall Hon *r. J a g g r , hnmluot# C # # u | y , Klor. I# Prnhat*. NOTICE OF l a r# i K o l a l e # f ADOPTION FHOCK EDINUa OSCAR a . UARNUS. TO) A L B E R T L WALTON, who*# r*«ld«nr# l# B*vDt<-#**M. #n n *h . Chat ham Cou nty, 7 * All C r* ei|# r# * * 4 F*r*on* G#oreta. ana whoa* laal H a v i n g Claim* nr DamauA# k n o w n m a ilin g adilr#** I* Aan luat a*l g R n t a lt i 1Z#7 E. U t h Htrart, S a v ­ To u and #*oh o f yo u ar* h tr * an n a h , Georgia. hy no tlfla d and r*qulr#d to Tou ar# hrr#by n n tlfD J ( h a t p r o m t * n y claim * an d doA R T H U R K. LONG, haa f l U d a m i n d * w h ich you, or * lth#r o f l*#IRIun la Ih* ahuv# alylad you, m a y h * v * a g a i n s t tha Court for Ih# ad op tion o f th# • • t a t # o f OSCAR I). HA UNI.M, m ino r child nam#d th#r»ln and d#c***rd, U t * or Grant C o u n . ynu ar# r#qutr#d l o ahow cau t Wlrounrin. to th# County w h y ih # *am# ahoutd not b© J u d g # of M.mlnul* County, g ra n ta d hy avrvlrig * co py -of Klorlda, *1 h i t o fflca In tha your w r l ( l * n ilc f # n » * , i f a nnr, , o ou rt hou** of raid County at ■upun Mack N. Cltva land, Jr. Sanford, Florida, w i t h i n * ls A tto rn ey for P atH lon tr . P. O. Calendar nionlha from tlm tlm * D raw#r Z, Sanford. Florida, and o f th# f i r s t p u b lication o f thla by f i li n g th* o rig in a l t h e reo f nolle*. T w o copt«* o f **ch w i t h Ih# Clark of «ald Court, cla im or dem and ahall ba In on or b*for# th# S lth da y o f w r i t i n g , and ahall at at* tlm t>#pt#mb#r, A. D D l l , otli#r- plac* r f rvaldtnc* and post o f ­ »1«# a dacra# n *y h# *nt#rad flc* a d d r r u o f th* c la im a n t , a a a ln a l you g r a n t i n g th* aald and sh a ll b* aworn to hy ih* Adoption. cla im a n t, hi* a g t n t . or * t t„ r W lT N E B a my hand and th* n#y an d a c o o m p a nlsd hy a f i l ­ **al o f aald Court at Banford, i n g fa# o f ono d o lla r and aoch r i o r l d a . thl* Zlat day o f A u ­ c la im or dem and not ao fllad gu at. A. D. ISIS. ■hall b# void. (8EAL1 Kan imth B. Barnaa Arthur II. B e ck w ith . Jr.. A* a n cilla ry a d m ln la tra to r C)#rk # f Circuit Court o f tha Katata o f By: Martha T. v t h l t o . D. c. CWCAR a BA IIS KB, Mack N. Clevelan d, Jr. Lmctaird A tto ra # y at Law OEO. A. B P E E B , JB .. P. O. D ra w er | H I M M a g n o t U Ara nu# Banford. F lorida Banford, Klorlda A l t o r m y for P a t l t l o n t r A l t o r n t y for aald E s U l a Publlah Aug. J t a gept. 1, Kubitah Aug. it, i s , ; s , a s « p t IS. 1»S4 p * l . i» * s. Legal Notice CDC-I4 CDC-tt 11 �“ IL ! *». Herald Want-Ads 322-5612 Stir ftanfarb f<r*lb |100. Resort Rentals Ann. 2fl, 1064 — 1’hkv 11 — 97. House* For Rent 2U El) ROOM nicely furnished houie. 322-8237. 1 Bit. tura. houie, Lske Mary No pels. 322-3049. 2 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph 322-8892. F U R N I S H E D 1 Bedroom Ilouyc. 2181 ralm etlo, Ph. 322-0274. 1 BR Furn. House. Ph. 6815122. HUTCHISONS OCEANKRONT APTS 339 So. Atlantic Daytona Beach Call 322-4058 1 115. Auto* For Sal* KARMANN GHIA ’62 VW. 17 000 mi, Perfect condition, transistor radio, 81493. Also *48 Oldsmobllt. Owner Ph. *38 8137. UP*. .Mobile Home* • Sale '37 FORD V-8. Auto. Trans.. R ill, 4 Door. 2 Tone. Ex­ •83 EXPANDO, 53 k 10, 3 Bed cellent. Reasonable. room, Air conditioned. Re­ 322-8202. finance payoff $5500. Asking 1936 FOltl) Station Wagon, $200 equity! 322-7482. radio and beater. Thunder1-2 and 3 Bedroom* bird mgiDc, 34.000 miles. NEW and USED $250 cash. Call after 3 p. m. Awnings A Cabana* 322-4794. QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy, 17-92 S 322-2562 J Bank J 2 • BEDROOM, unfurnished, kitchen rin se , 873. 113 W. in:i. Mobile Home* • Rent 19ih St. after 3 p. m. TRAILER with Fla. mom at­ FURNISHED COTTAGE at 5 tached, near Osteen, $8 per week. 322 0519 after 8 p.m. Points. $63 per month. Ph. '56 Ford PU. 1587 bat, 531 mo 322 1467. UIK. Apartment* for Rent *34 Ford PU. $499 bat. $24 mo. *62 Cona'l J15 $1199 bal $39 mo. 2 Bedroom home. 817 Catalina. *38 Cadillac $1091 bal. $37 mn Furn. Apt. 2300 nierinnvfljs. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Bow '63 Renault $699 bal. $32 mn. man's Trailer Court. 668- 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED '81 Volkswgn $1047 bal $38 mo, Apartment. Close hi. Ph. '31 Pont. F.at, $409 bal, $24 mo. 4908. 322-9173 days 322-0641 even '57 Ram, Wgn $689 bal $3t mo. RENTALS mgs. 58 Chev. Wgn $683 hal $3! m<> Furnished or Unfurnished '56 Pont Wgn. 84M bal 124 nm Bill-Bliir Agency FURNISHED 3-room, w i t h 'ST OMs HT t«M hal. $31 mn Ph. 322 1841 118 fl. P irk Ave. bath k garage. 2520 Nar­ '57 Cbev, VS $699 hal, 531 mo. cissus Ave. 322-3148. '57 Ram. 4 Dr $497 hal $22 mo. 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses '37 Iluick $677 hal. $31 mo. I’ay Ion Realty FURNISHED apartm entl, 6 222-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha blocks from downtown. 145, '58 Ply Spt Cp $768 bal $38 mo $60 and $83 per month. ’54 Buick $299 bal. $16 nm f 2-BEDROOM CB Houses '37 Olds 88 $661 bal. $31 m<> Space heater, kitchen equip­ Some utilities furnished. Ph. '59 Oldi 88 $1099 bal $39 tno. 322 3641. ped Available now k Aug. '33 Ford, $99 bal. $4 mo. 28. Ph. 322-5303. ROSE COURT APARTMENTS '38 Pont, epe $601 bal $32 mo. 1 BR. Furnished Apt. 1st Floor, *39 Merc. AC $717 bal. $33 mo. FURNISHED 2-BEDROOM garage apt, $53 Near Naval Basa. 301$ San­ '61 Renault $397 bal. $29 mo *57 Ply HT $497 hal, $24 mo. 1BEDROOM house, coty ford $33 Ava. 668-4323. '39 Ply Wgn $797 bal $33 mo. 2RE I) ROOM house $60 Clean '35 Cadillac, 5614 hal $32 mn. 3BKDllOOM upstairs apt. $70 4 Rooms. 611 Park. '39 Chrv Wgn $787 hal. $37 mo. UNFURNISHED 2-BEDROOM, 1 bath, kllchon W E L A K A APARTMENTS '37 Chrv. VS 1715 bal, $32 mn 114 W. First St. '38 Oldi 4 Dr $567 hal $32 mn equip. $60. *31 Buick, $.53 bal, $2 mo. 2BEDROOM, 1 hath, ktlchen 1-Room Efficiency apt. with '53 Ford, $99 bal $4 mo. equip. Del!ary $75 pvt. bath A shower, suitable ■32 Ford, $78 hal. $3 mo. 3BEDROOM. 1 balh, kitchen for couple or single person '60 Lark $199 bal $7 mo. equip. N. Orlando $85 or retired All utilitlea in­ '50 Mercury $157 bal $8 mo. 3-BEDROOM, 14$ balh, sieve cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ '33 Buick , $77 bal, $3 mo. 3135. cated on 1st St., within 1 $91 hal $5 mo. block of 2 free parking lots '53 Olds. '33 Ford, $39 bal $2 mo. Stamper Agency and thopphig nenter. In­ REALTOR INSUROR quire at Manual Jacobson FA 2 4991 1919 S. French Ave. Dept. Store 111 E. Firet St. LAKE MARV. 2 Bedroom, LARGE 2 Bedroom A pirtm rat. REPOSSESSIONS. INC. Florida room, fenced yard. SANFORD AVE. furnished or unfurnished, 322-1507. $65. 1703 Magnolia. OPEN EVENINGS 2'BEDROOM house, fenced FURNISHED apartment, in back yard, West of City quire 404 E. 14th St., Apt Phone 322-4503 limits, $73 mo. 322-4319. T. 120. Automotive Service t-BEDROOM house, some kit­ FURN. APT. Close in. 322 2800 VW SPECIALIST chen equipment, $60 mo, 508 Myrtle Ave. 323-0635. FURN. Apt. Close tn. Jimmie WRIGHT'S AUTO REPAIR Foreign & Domestic Cowin. 322-4013. FURNISHED. 2 Bedroom, CB, S. Ssnford Ave. Across Oak floors, masonry home. 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, from ILL 11. 322 0247. 1 Block W. of Hwy. 17-92 on utilities included. A d u l t s 434, then 1 Block S. on East only. Lake Mary. 322-4962. AUTO GLASS St. to Vincent Dr. 838 6393. INSTALLED 2 LARGE Nicely turn. Duplex WILL Share Home with Busi­ apts. 4th Ave., Longwood Senkirik Glas* and Paint ness Lady, near Jr. High 8 ml. from N.A.S. Ph. MSCompany School, ph. 322-0614. 3298. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 Repossessions . NEW Classified Headings National 1012 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. Air- COHEN UADIATOn WITOP conditioned Bedroom. $63. i l l Free ibapcrlloo, estimates, E. 8th., 322-4285. pickup, delivery. Recoring & repairs discounted. EFFICIENCY. *10. 811 Park 2114k E. 3rd. 322-3443 HOME RENTERS I & 2 BEDROOM Apartments. Auto G i t * * , T a p* If* just good business to 555 lo $65. Apply Apt. 7. * Sea* Covers check first with Sanford's 404 E. 14th St. largest H o m e Servicing AUTO GLASS & Agency. Fine Home*, Fairly 530 mi>. Up. Surplus City, SEAT COVER CO. Priced. In all Sites! 904 W and St. FA 2 *012 1IS. Auto* For Sale ALL WORK GUARANTEED RENTALS HOME OWNERS If AKGAIN8 ON Good Rental homes, Priced USKD CARS & PARTS 12.1. Ron!* & Motor* right, a re renting and leas­ ing fasti Call Today, For Prompt and Efficient Service. It Pays! '61 Ford, Real nice, $699 16' FIllltK GLASS lloat, *59 Ford, ftccond. motor, $399 Trailer k 1964 90 HP Evin'57 Ford 2 Dr., as is, $99 rude, $1593. 322-3635. '31 uUsrmihlk, $59 Many others, Lots of Part* ROBSON SPORTING GOODS LAKE MONROF, USED CARS Is closed for vacation until k PARTS Sept. 3. Wait for big reopen­ 2666 PARK DRIVE Formerly Zurkerman’s ing sale on all top quality 332-2420 322-7495 Ph. 322-8072 host* by Thunderblrd, MFG, I>on« Star, Traveler, Evin'55 FORD, good body, (nod rude, Gator, «tc. Sample mechanics! condition, Call prices; $1193, 90 hp. Evin For real automobile bar­ 322 6646, Claude ltam ilt. rude, $895. 16 Ft. $1535 fam­ gains, c h e c k the Herald class­ ily runabout, $850. $695 16 '61 OLDSMOBILE F 85, low ified display section. Ft. fisherman* r u n a b o u t , mileage. $1200. 322 2834. $150. Sturdy Tilt trailer! '55 Chevy 2 I»oor, Standard frnm $113 Many others, plus Tr_,umls«ion, A-l cond. boat lot of used outfits a) M i n i r. o p « i t t Clean. 3395. 322-7690. Auction Wholesale. Walt for it it h or FI.IHtlDA TO WKNDEL.L MCIIKI. IIOWreopening aale ami really KLL. s h o w residen ce end save. Term*. Robson Sportm u l l i n g a d d ress Is Flatter's T r a ll s r Court. P o u t s J, E l ­ in; Goodi. powtown Sanford. don. Missouri: •n w iv m .R th i xtv 322-3961. A suit h a v in g 6rrn (lied 7. 44X13( 4 I D U U I M I n v Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice Legal Notice % ■a s l n e t jrnu In lire Circuit Court In and (or Urnilnole C ou n ty , F l o r i d h In Chancery, fu divorce, the abbreviated title' nf w h ich Is Kunli-e Mae H o w e ll, |iletrillt(, v. W en dell Mural H n » » ll, d efen d a n t, this n o tic e Is to require you to (lie w i t h the Clerk o f eatd Court y o u r w ritte n defen eee. If any, to the i i l s t n t l f r e c o m p la in t f i l ­ ed I n . e e i d ca use , and to se rve a ro py on the p l a i n t i f f s a t ­ t o r n e y s . below, not la ter than tha l l t l i day o f S ep te mber, A. V l»«4 H erein f a ll not or a decree pro c o n f e e so w ill he entered ■ a a ln a l you , for d efeu lt. W IT N E S S my hand en d the ee al o f eeld Court i t Sanford, Florida, this *th da y o f A u gu st, A. It 1>«4. (•K ALI Arthur II B e ck w ith , J r . C'erk o f the Clrrolt Court By: Martha T. V l h l tn lie p u ty Clerk HUTCHISON AND L F F F L C H F u e l O ffice D ra w er H E d w a r d s Bu ilding Sanford, F lorida A t to r n e y s for l*lalnttff t'uhllel. Aug. 11, It, 23. A ?Spt. t 1!>M dtC-4* Xntlr* ■( I'uMIr l l e e r l e g Notice I* heraby (Iv a n , that * f i * r m n a ld e r a tlo n , t h e *amlnoW C o unty Zo ning Onmmle. ■Inn w ill hill* ■ puhlle h ea rin g In d eterm in e the f e« » |bl!lty nf reco m m en d in g to th« Hoard nf C ou n ty C o m m ission er* that tl>« f o l lo w in g described pro perty present ly t o n e d A - l Agrlcu ltura ha toned R .J D u p l e . lie* at pi lo o ft * of W«4 k e . t l o n Poat 14-10S-J0K. thence * l O l i l ft thanra E 4TT.7 ft tn 11/W o f «t. ltd II thane* N 41*11' K a l o n e h i g h w a y SMI ft t h e m e N 71* "S' W m i » ft to POB (leaa th a t portion preaantly eonrd C - l C n in n ie rrla l» F u r th er described aa l y i n g NW of U H. 17-11 a b o u t :uuu ft SW o f t.ake Sftnnla Drive. P u b lic h earin g w ill ba held In the S em ino le C o u n ty Court llo u ee, County pnraral.elonrrr lloemi. Sanford . Florida. Wed n ea d a . , S ep te m b er t, l i s t at b l « P. M. nr aa goon t h e r e a f ­ ter oa poeelble. be tilnolt C o unty Zo ning Cummlaalon Hy Robert S Brown P em lnnle C o unty Zo ning D irector Ppl.llah Aug 7 i * Sept. I. m i CDC-1J REACHING MORE THAN 40,000 PEOPLE DAILY! CLASSIFIED INDEX 1— t e n t A F ound 2—-Persona La 4 — B e a uty c a r # S— Day Nurseries S— Child Care 1— Di'ga—C a ts— Pale 10— Liv esto ck It — kps, 1st N o tices IS—Catering 14— P l a i t s to Kat IJ — Special S erv ices 15— g w l m m l n g Pools IT—J a n ito r ia l Service* IS— D o .J t -T o u r e e lf 11— Bu ild ers Huppllas III—C o n crete Conetr. I I — Home Repairs J I — Plu m b in g IS— P a in tin g 14— W all D rillin g 15— Air Cund. A H ea tin g SI— Baltin • Te le vie Ion 1*— Pho to * Kuulpntanl J»— Home Ap plianc es SI— Musical I n eiiu m en ta I ! — Burlneea Kqutpment IS—Job P rintin g 14— L 'p h o l a t t r y I I —Vacu um Clean ers I* — Moving A Storag e 15— K i t e nn Iha tore 41— Plan la —F lo w e r # —Meads §0— Slier. For Hale I I — A rticles For Bant s : —li w ep or U l c h a n g e I I — W an te d To Buy SI— F u r n itu re For Hate IS— A n tiq u es For Sals SI — Money To l o a n SO— Uuelnesa O pportu nities - Monty \V«nt«<1 * F t v l n i t i A. L uaii -Iln u r ju u * -School* it InatrueMons -Lmpl'jyififtnt M*rvlc#j -Mai* Ifcilii Want**! - K t m a U ll* lp w * n t « 4 • Mala or Kamala l U l p -Salr*a 11f 11» Wantad >Hltu»llon W a n i * d -Incorna l ’r >p*rty -U u tln ta a Pn»p — Sal# -Kaal Katata W ante d at K a t a t a Hal* Mu*tfi**n I t r i i t a l a -lin ta l*%ir Hal* -F a r in* —t iriiv a a -Out o f HLata . \ r r * a | a 11on at ■ For Sal# 4- lt<iu»aa—Hal# or Rant 17- -H o y * * For R#fit Ino -•Ma*»rt ll* n ta la U*l •Tf all (sra—<'u haiiaa lw3 ■Mn 1111a l| miii * • —Hal a 1(23- MstTill* Ifr»Tii«a— f t t i i t 12*4 - -Trallrr Hpaca— ftanl 1 0 & - T r a i l e r l^ita—Hala 104—- A p a r tm t n la For Rant 1*1- •Itonma Fur Ran t 110- *l i n t a I I t o o m i tu ­ I i*ii t ,il A « r n t a rn W » n t« 4 Tu Rant m - • i l l t 4 4 F »r Hala 114- ►Autn«—>8*1* o r Iftnfarl WHY NOT INVESTIGATE OUR LOW DAILY DISCOUNT RATES? ONE SALE OFTEN PAYS FOR TH E ENTIRE MONTH’S CO ST! Trarlft For ■ala Barvle-a 111- -Hcnotera A C y cles 12J- -lloata A Motors i : i - M eilna Huppllas 11ft- •Truck* 1 J 0 - -A u to m o tiv e 322-5612 Frnm OUR CIRCULATION SATURATES YOUR TRADING AREA • • • ■ 425-5938 From E srtianf* Stn tlnola O u n t y • Dial Dlraet) A I ^ Q — we’ll make a heading for you if your business is not listed! Legal Notice ■ K M iv iin : c t i u v r r 7 0 \ I Ml t'OW Wlaain v l a t l r r of V'uhtlr M eerla g Notice |a hereb y g iv e n , that a f t e r consideration, the He mlnote f'.iunty Zoning. C o m m is­ sion w ill hold a public h earin g l o determ in e the fe a s i b i l i ty of recom m endin g to the Hoard of C o unty Commlastonara that tha fo l lo w in g described property presently toned A -l A g r ic u l­ ture b* toned C - l Com mer cial: The W :»9 ft o f th e * 440 ft of tha M V , or the *K'4 In H e r . Don : » - : l 8 - S ! K F ur th er d e . crlbad aa l y in g Kaal o f J a n ie .to w n Subdltctilon. Public h earin g w ill ba held In the Htmlnnla C ou n ty Court llou .e. County Com missioner Room. Hanford. Florid a W ed ­ n esd a y . .September 9. 1541 at T:Jn P. M. or aa aoun therea fte r aa poaalMe Sem inole C o unty Zoning Com mission B y Robert * Rrown Hem In ole Courtly Zoning D irector Publ i sh Aus jCDC-U I I A Sept. • IPV4 PHONE 322-5612 (FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE) c£lu> or — 425-5938 (FROM 8EMINOLE COUNTY) ib r a lii SINCE 1908 �Chevrolets! Oldsmobiles! NAME YO U R TRADES WILL BE ACCEPTED AT WHOLESALE APPRAISAL. TRADE! 1 1 Cadillacs! IMPALAS CORVAIRS g-779 FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD LIST SOLD SOLD SOLD S-729 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Paw iritldi) 6<50 i 1!1 White Side W ill Tire Puah-Hufton Iladlo, Wheel Covere 8*853 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI Windahield, No Meet ndt* NOW SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD C-854 TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE SOLD C-702 FOUR DOOR SPORT SEDAN SOLD SOLD EZI Windshield, 110-IIP-16* Cu. In. Engine, Powergllda, 6.50-Whlte Hide Wall Tlree, l'u»h Hutton Itadio, 6.50*.................. S2673.R0 Comfort and Convenience Equip. 'A* '229059 8*604 MONZA TWO DOOR COUPE *2662.80 * 2 2 8 1 G9 S-821 MONZA TWO DOOR COUPE SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD 9*849 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI Windahield, No Heat Delta. Folding Rear Seal SOLD *2228.85 * 1 9 3 1 04 CH EVY II LIST N-796 SIX PASSENGER WAGON 15.5 HP-210, Powergllde, 6.50-Whlte Hide Wall T in a Puah-Hufton Radio, Luggage Rack, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A' N-538 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Wheel Covera, 600-Whlte Hide Wall Tlrea, Powergllda NOW 12877.35 * 2 5 5 6 57 *2330.60 •2113 s4 N-802 NOVA FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD N-069 NOVA TWO DOOR BI’ORT COUPE *2661.15 N-808 NOVA TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE 12636.15 EZI Windahield, I'owrrRlide, Wheel Coven, •50-Whlta Hide Wall Tlrea, I'uah-Huttnn Radio *2383ji *2362°* CHEVELLES LIST M -850 MALIBU FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI Wlndahelld, Padded Panel. Piiwergllde, Wheel Coven, 750-White Hide Wall Tlrea, Cemfort A Convenience Equip. 'A* SOLD SOLD *2889.50 * 2 5 7 1 61 SOLD Powergllde, Wheel Covera, 650-While Hide Well Tlrea, I'uah Hutton Radio M-708 MALIBU FOUR DOOR SEDAN Powergllde M*789 MALIBU FOUR DOOIt SEDAN SOLD 12739.10 •244263 *2635.80 *2364” *2833.55 Powergllde •2360” SOLD SOLD *851 300 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Powergllde, Wheel Covera, 650-Whlta Hide Wall Tlrea *827 TWO DOOR SEDAN .871 TWO DOOR SEDAN Powergllde, Comfort A Convenience Equip ‘A* SOLD SOLD SOLD LIST C-813 FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD NOW SOLD FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZMilaaa, No Heat Helta, Air Conditioner, Pnwertlidr, Wheel Coven, 7&0-Wh!le Hide Wall Tlrea, I’uah Hutton *3639.45 , 3 0 1 B n* Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip, FOUR DOOR SEDAN KZI-Windahleld, 2 Speed Wipera, Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Covera, 730-Whlte Hide Wall Tlrea, I'uah Hutton Itadio SOLD EZI-Windshield, 2 Speed Wipera, Air Conditioning, Power Rnkea, Powergllde*, Power Steering, Wheel Coven, 800-Whlte Wall Tire*, Push Dutton Radio EZI-tllaaa, Power llrakra, Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Covera, 750-White Hide Wall Tlrea, I'uah llutton *3421.1* * 2 8 7 8 s< Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A' FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-Windahield, Air Conditioner, Powergllde, Power Hteerlng, Wheel Covera, 750 While Hlda Wall Tlrea *3374.10 * 3 0 7 4 * * SOLD SOLD SOLD LIST EZI-Glaaa, 2 Speed Wipera, Air Conditioner. Power Brake*, Jet-A-Way, Deluxe Steering Wheel, Power Steering, Wheel Diir*., 800-Whlte Hid* Wall Tires, Back-up Lamps. Push Button Radio C-776 TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE EZI-r.l***, Itetr. Heat RetU, Padded Panel, Air Condi* tinner, 230 HP-237, Powergllde, Power Steering, 800Whlte Hlda Wall Tlrea, Push llutton Radio, *3904.75 *3 2 3 3 -** Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A* C-842 TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE SOLD NOW • 1217.92 * 3 5 9 0 0 0 0-836 HOLIDAY FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-Windihield, 2 Speed Wipers, Power Brake*, Jet-AWay, Deluxe Steering Wheel, Rawer Steering. Wheel Dlars., 750-Whlte Side Wall Tires, Back-up Lamp*, *3783.17 *3 1 8 Q 80 Radio, Acer. Package 0-726 CELEBRITY SEDAN (3915.30 * 3 2 0 3 *’ EZI-Glaaa, 2 Speed Wipers, Air Conditioner, Power Brake*, Jet-A-Way, Delux* Steering Wheel, Dark-up Lamps, Radio *4084.07 * 3 3 9 4 7* 0-844 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN C-818 TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE EZI Windshield. Padded Panel. Air Conditioner, Power U r a k r s , Powergllde, Power Steering, 750-Whlte Hid* (3915.30 * Wall Tlrea, Push llutton Radio. Comfort & Convenience Equip. 'A* 3263 s* EZI-Wlnd»hle1d, Air Conditioner. Power nrakea, powerglide, Power Steering, Wheel Cover*, 800-Whlt* Hid* *3838.30 > 3 2 0 3 .4 7 Wall Tire*, Push Button Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A* C-657 TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE EZI-WIndahleld, Power Drake*. Powergllde, Tower Hlrrring, Wheel Cover*, 750-Whlte Side Wall Tire*, I’uah Hutton Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'U* (3100.30 *2862 ss EZI-G1*ss, 2 Speed W lpen, Air Conditioner, Power Brake*, Jet-A-Way, Deluxe Steering WheeL Power Steering, 800-White Hide Wall Tlrea, Rack-up Lamp*, Puah Button Radio LIST C-778 6 -PASSENGER WAGON *3376.90 NOW •2847 s0 C-665 FOUR DOOR SEDAN LIST EZI-Glaaa, 2 Hpeed Wipera. Air Conditioner, OuteideRear View Mirror, Power Brake*, Hydramatir, Deluxe Hteerlng Wheel, Power Hteerlng, Wheel Ultra., 850Whitea Hide Wall Tires, Back-up Lam pa, *1214.97 Electric Clock, Hadlo w ave* EZI-Glaaa, Fuel Door Guard, 2 Hpeed Wiper*, Air Condi­ tioner, Outside Rear View Mirror, Power Brekea, Hydramatle, Deluxe Steering Wheel, Chrnmr-DoorWindow Framea, Power Hteerlng, 650-White Hlda *4227.39 >Q6flT.>T Wall Tlrea, Electrle Clock, Wheel Discs, Radio W l 0-847 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD C-731 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-Wind shield. No Heat Belt*. 2 Speed Wipera. Power(2945.20 glide, Wheel Covera, 700-Whita Hid* Wall Tire*, Push Hutton Iladlo 2 Hpeed Wiper*, 700-Whit* Hid* Wall Tlrea, Radio *2338* Powergiide, Wheel Cover#, 700-Whlt* Hide Wall Tlrea. Powergiide, Wheel Cover*, 700-Whlt* Side Wall Tlrea, Push Hutton Itadio EZI-Windshield, 2 Hpeed Wiper*, Powergiide. Power Steering EZI-Glaaa, Chrome Door-Window Frame*. 2 Speed Wipera, Air Conditioner, Outalde-Rcarview Mirror, Door Edge-Guard*. Power llrakea, Hydramatle, Deluxe Hteerlng Wheel. Power Steering. Wheel Iliac*., 830Whlt* Side Wall Tlrea, Rark-up Lamps, Electric Clock, Radio, Deluxe Interior, Rocker Panel * Wheel Opening *4287.83 Moldings, Eipreaaway.Axle* •3647" SUPER 88 0-858 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN •26771* 0-866 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN *2561M C-773 FOUR DOOR SEDAN •3497 .87 •2439" C-790 FOUR DOOR SEDAN 2 Speed Wiper*, I’owerglida, Puah Button Radio EZI-Glaaa, Fuel Door Guard, Chrnm* Door Window Frame*. 2 Speed Wiper*, Air Conditioner, Outaldr-ltearview Mirror, Power Drake*, Hydramatir, Deluxe Hteer­ lng Wheel, Power Steering, 830-Whlt* Hide Wall Tlrea, *4227.39 Electrle Clock, Deluxe Radio 0-864 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN *2865.00 SOLD SOLD •287ft0* C-785 TWO DOOR SEDAN Wheel Covera. 700-WhiU Hlda Wall Tire*. I'uah Button Radio Wheel Covers, 700-Whit* Hide Wall Tire* *22503* SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD ____ LIST SOLD SOLD LIST *3799.11 NOW *2394” 2 Speed Wiper*, Powergllda Wheel Covera, 700-Whlt* Hide Wall Tlrea •2372” LIST Painted Bumper, Heavy Duty Rear Spring (12132.55 No Heat Bella, 2 Hpeed Wipera, Powergllde. 700-Whlt* Hide Wall Tir* •234ft74 NOW SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD NOW •1887” SOLD T-675 6 i/, TON FLEETSIDE near Dumprr T-767 6 i/, - Vi TON FLEETSIDE *2112.05 *187674 2666 Lb. Rear Springs *2148.51 •1881” Rear-Door Glaaa. Aox. Heat, Left A Right West Coaat *2493.15 Mirror, Heavy Duly Shocks, I19-HP-181, 700-11/6 •2243” T-771 COR-VAN C-712 FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD CH EVRO LET TRUCKS T-759 ') TON 8 TEPSIDE 6’ T-664 6^1 - '/* TON FLEETSIDE BISCAYNE NOW N IN ETY EIGH T 0-R48 HOLIDAY STORTS COUPE •238ft” C-G08 TWO DOOR SEDAN SOLD LIST EZI-Glass, Windshield Washer*. Air Conditioner, Out­ side, Rearview Mirror, Power Brakes. Hydramatir. Power Steering, Wheel Iliac*., 850-Whit* Sid* Wall *1442.12 »0 0 0 0-38 Tlrea, Back-up Lamp*. Electric Clock, Radio wQO£ *2589™ C-493 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Powrrglldr, 750-Whlte Hid* Wall Tire* Comfort A Convenience Equip. *A* SOLD 0-843 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN C-818 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Powergiide, 700-White Hide Wall Tlrea, 2 Speed Wiprra, Wheel Covrri, No Heat Belt DYNAMIC 88 0-791 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD Powergiide, Wheel Cover*, 700-Whlt# Hid# Wall Tlrea, Push Hutton Radio, Comfort A Convenlenc* Equip, 'll* C-719 FOUR DOOR SEDAN *4086.85 * 3 3 g 1 * 3 0-852 CELEBRITY FOUR DOOR SEDAN BEL AIR 2 Hpeed Wipera, Powergllda *3722.30 * 3 H 2 ' 3> C-711 FOUR DOOR SEDAN *3306.10 * 2 7 8 8 ” C-719 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-(ilaaa, No Heat Helta, Air Conditioner, Powergllde, Wheel Covera, 750-Whlte Hide Wall Tlrea, I'uah *3623.30 * 3 0 3 5 " Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A' C-769 FOUR DOOR SEDAN FOUR DOOR SEDAN S Rpeod Wipera, Powergllde, Power Steering. Wheel Coven, 750-Whlte Hlda Wall Tlrea, Puah llutton Radio *2544 38 C-861 FOUR DOOR SEDAN FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZ1-GI***, No Heal Helta, Air Conditioner. Power Ilrahra, Powergllde, Power Hlrrring, 730-Whlta Side Wall Tlrea, I'uah Hutton Itadio *2*58.64 SOLD JETSTAR 88 C-807 FOUR DOOIt SEDAN FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD 0-797 HOLIDAY FOUR DOOR SEDAN $4030.05 EZI-WIndahleld, Padded Panel, Air Conditioner, Power llrnke*. Powergllde, Power Steering, 750-Whlte* Hide Tire*. P /il Radio, Comfort A Convenient* Equip. 'A* SOLD *3411.55 C-8 I 6 6-PASSENGER WAGON C-611 FOUR DOOR SEDAN *3327.65 * 2 8 0 5 ” SOLD NOW P-483 DELUXE STATION WAGON KZI-WIndxhletd, No Heat Bella, 2 Hpeed Wiper*, Powergllde, 700 Hlark Wall Tlrea IMPALAS SOLD SOLD Wheel Disc, 700-Whiu Sid* Wall Tlrea, Radi* C-471 FOUR DOOR HARD TOP C-736 FOUR DOOR SEDAN LIST F-848 CUTLASS SPORTS COUPE 2 Speed W lpen, Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Cover*, 750-White Side Wall Tlrea, Puah Button Radio *2556.15 * 2 2 0 3 .30 M-845 MALIBU SPOUT COUPE SOLD SOLD SOLD C-751 FOUR DOOR SPORT SEDAN C-r»00 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI Glaaa, Air Conditioner, Cuatom Itrline Beat Delta A Itetr., Powergllde, Power Hteerlng, I'uah Hutton Iladlo, *3370.15 * 3 1 Q g -9S 70n-Whltr* Hide Wall Tlrea, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A* SOLD OLDSMOBILE F -85 F -868 CUTLASS SPORTS COUPE 2 Speed Wipera, Powergllde, Power Steering, 730-Whlte Hide Wall Tlrea, Puah Dutton Radio EZI-Windshield, Powergllde, Power Steering. Wheel Cover*. 730 White Hid* Wail Tlrea, Push llutton Radio, Comfort A Convenlenc# Equip. 'A* NOW •2372" *2714.70 I 2 3 4 9 7 . No Heat Bella, 2 Hpeed Wiper*, Povterglida, 700-Whita Hlda Wall Tires *3313.10 C-803 FOUR DOOR SPORT SEDAN *2327.25 * 2 1 1 7 ” *2774.00 C-712 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-Glaaa, No Heat Helta, Air Condlllonar, Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Covera, 750-Whlte Side Wall Tire*, I'u a h Hutton Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip 'A' C-806 FOUR DOOR SEDAN •873 MALIBU SUPER SPORTS COUPE SOLD 2 Speed W lpen, Powergllde, Power Steering, Wheel Coven, 750-Whlte Hide Wall Tlrea, Puah Button Radio SOLD *2599.55 *233051 SOLD LIST 2 Speed Wipera, Powvrglide, Wheel Covers, 700 Whit* Hide Wall Tire* Wheel Covers, 700-Whlt# Hlda Wall Tlrea, l’u*h Hutton Itadio M-ft-14 MAURI) FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD BISCAYNE C-807 FOUR DOOR SEDAN EZI-WindsliIrld, 2 Speed Wipera, Powergllda, HdO-Whlle Hide Wall*, I’uah llutton Hadlo M-838 MALIBU FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD EZI-WIndahleld, 2 Speed Wipera, Air Conditioner. Powergiide, Power Hteerlng, 750-Whit* Side Wall Tlrea, *3680.65 Puah Hutton Radio NOW M-774 MALIRIJ FOUR DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD C-667 FOUR DOOR SPORT SEDAN EZI Windahield, Powergllde, Wheel Coven, 650-Whll* Hlda Wall Tlrea, I’uah-Hullnn Radio, Comfort A Convenience Equip. 'A' SOLD SOLD NOW C-623 TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE *2oeaH B-R29 MONZA TWO DOOR COUPE SOLD SOLD *2201.95 SOLD EZI Windahiled, No Heat Helta. tIO-IIP-1B* Cu.. In. Engine, I’owrrgllde, 6.50-Whlte Hide Wall Tire*, PushDutton Iladlo, Comfort A Convenience Equip. *A' SOLD • 2112 " 8-798 TWO HOOK COUPE MONZA SOLD SOLD *2454.76 S-S77 MONZA TWO DOOR COUPE LIST c-nur, tw o n o o n s p o r t c o u p e FOUR DOOR SEDAN C*691 TWO DOOR SPORT COUPE EZI-Glaaa, No Heat delta, Air Conditioner. Powergllde. *3701.40 * 3 1 0 7 ** Power Hteerlng, Wheel Coven, 730 While Wall Tlrea, Puaht Hutton Radio. Comfort 4. Convenience Equip. 'A* OPEN TONITE AND CV0RY NITE TIL A LL 64's ARE SOLD •2426- •2939.4* No Heat Belt*. 2 Hpeed Wiper*, Powergiide, Wheel Cover*. 700-White Hide Wall Tlrea, Puah Button Radio •2501” EZI-Wrlnd*hleld, 2 Hpeed Wipera, PowargUde, Power Hteerlng, Push Button Radio 13007.90 t2566',s EZI-WIndahleld. 2 Hpeed Wipera, Pewerglid* •2W3.1I •2442” C-651 TWO DOOR SEDAN *2531.7* * 2 i 8 3 « > 2 Speed Wipera, Wheel Covera, 700-Whlt* Hide Wall Tire* C-609 TWO DOOR SEDAN Wall Tire* Powergiide, Wheel Cover*, 700-Whit* •231ft11 02*01.10 •230ft71 HOLLER MOTOR SALES SOLD SANFORD, FLORIDA C-618 TWO DOOR SEDAN SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD BIC SAVINGS *370171 C-815 TWO DOOR SEDAN Wheel Covera. 700-Whlt* Side Wall Tlrea. Push Button Radio 13 1964 DEMONSTRATORS SOLD C-839 TWO DOOR SEDAN Wheel Cover*. 700-Whita Hide Wall T in s C-611 FOUR DOOR SEDAN Powergllda, TM-WklU Bide Wall Comfort A Convenient* Equip. 'A* 13*2141 *2790.11 •225ft11 2nd A N D PALMETTO AVE. 322-0711 2505 S. PARK DRIVE 322-0861 �Voice Vote For LB J Aim ATLANTIC CITY (UPI) —son an unprecedented no mini Democrat* sought to suppress tion by acclim ation lor the further public squabbling over presidency Southern convention seats to­ Delegates to the 3tth Demo­ day and give Lyndon B. John- cratic Nation si Convention were set to do this tonight and also to ratify Johnson’s choice for a vice presidential running mate In the campaign against the GOP's Barry M. Gold wa­ ter and William E. Miller. The President still had not identified his choice for the No. 2 post, but a new develop­ ment today made it practical­ ly certain it’s to be Sen. Hu bert H. Humphrey. The man considered most likely to get the vice presiden tial nod, If Humphrey didn't, bowed out and In a telegram Seems some persona want to Johnson urging selection of mora time to be allowed to the Senate Democratic whip. The telegram was sent by register so they can vote in this county. They don’t have Humphrey's fellow Minnesota the aupport of County Com­ senator, Eugene J. McCarthy, mission Chairman James P. He told the President that by Avery Jr., and he made that Johnson's own standards Hum­ phrey was the right man for abundantly clear Tuesday. the role. • • • Humphrey himself was re­ “They register once in a ported asleep In his motel lifetime and If our hours room when McCarthy made his aren’t enough for them then gesture of renunciation. An they’ve got to he second rate aide said the senator was acitircns.” Avery s c o r n e d . wakened to hear the report of “ Why, we've had people giv­ the news. A member of Hum­ ing of their lives so we can phrey’s staff said he did not have the privilege of voting. believe McCarthy had told And if these people can’t get Humphrey in advance of his to the registration office dur­ Intentions. In Washington, Johnson's ing regular hours. . press secretary, Gcorce E. • • • The Commission yesterday Reedy, had “ nothing to say" about McCarthy's telegram. requested the county high­ Rut few delegates had any way department to instruct doubt that the choice would be emplnyes to w ear new “ hard Humphrey, the 53 year-old for­ hats" purchased for them. mer small town druggist who Avery also suggested the ap­ became mayor of Minneapolis propriate employes also wear and went on to the Scnaie ond those bright vests when a place of power in national working on highways and in politics. danger of becoming a traffic McCarthy wired the Presi­ atatislie. dent that the qualifications • • • Johnson had listed for his run­ As an aside, Avery asked ning male “ would he met most what eolor hats were being admirably by Sen. Hum­ bought for commissioners. phrey.” McCarthy added: “ I wish, therefore, to recom­ Quick with a quip Commis­ mend for your primary con­ sioner John Alexander offer­ ed: ‘‘Commissioner! a r t hard- sideration Sen. Hubert H. Hum­ phrey." headed enough." • • • James Saycs, rerrcatinnnl dlrtctor for the Florida De­ velopment Commission, will give the highlights of Con­ servation Week, set for Oct. 26-11 in Sanford, at the meet­ ing of the Jaycees a t the Civic Center a t noon Thurs­ day. • • • The Clvitan Club has mov­ ed their Thursday night meet­ ing place to the Lake Monroe Inn. The Lions Club also made the same move recently with their Tuesday luncheons. • • • If past years are any ex­ ample. Fort Mellon Park will be look like a school yard this afternoon, a t llttla fisherboys and fishergirls try their luck a t snagging tha finny deni. in is of Lake Carols. Soma of them have proved quite suc­ cessful. catching as many as 15 in a couplt of hours. • • • Failing to get any author­ ization from the State Road Department for more traff'C signals on French Ave. to con­ trol traffic along the busy atreet, especially during achool hours, city commissioners are considering the possibility of constructing an overpass at Sanford Junior High to keep tha kids out of tha street. About 1,200 of them cross ov­ er there several timea a day. • • • We Clock Winders do our best to utilise thla epece for sidebars to tha local newt scene. Rut we can’t help shar­ ing thla one with you: One small schoolboy, standing In line to register a t a achool the other day, said to another youngster: “ It might be un­ constitutional. but I always pray before a test." • • Price Drive On Meat Falters CHICAGO (U ri) — Livestock poured into the Chicago stockyards and prices fell for the second consecutive day today despite a 2.')-statc furin. era' campaign to boost price* by keeping animals off the market. The American Mont Insti­ tute (AMI) spokesman for tho meatpacking Industry, said the eight-day-old “hold­ ing action*' of the National Farmers Organization (NFO) was collapsing. An estimated 10,000 head of cattle showed up at the Chicago yards. It was the biggest total since May 25 and the most for a Wednes­ day since Dec. 27, 1001, Hog receipts a t Chicago were 1,000 more than expect­ ed and prices fell as much as 80 cents a hundredweight. Mrs. Byrd Dies BERRYVILLK, Va. (U P I)Mrs. Anne Douglas Beverly Byrd, wife of Virginia's sen­ ior Sen. Harry F. Byrd, died at her Shenandoah Valley home Tuesday of a heart at­ tack, less than a week alter her 77th birthday. Cleo To Brush Southeast Florida Coast Seminole County + * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” 3 * WEATHER: Generally fair through Thursday except for occasional showers; high today 00-95; low tonight In 70s. VOL. 50 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED.. AUGUST 26, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 264 Title 6 Ruling Asked School Board Acts To Be In Compliance Apportioning Setup Stays On Ballot TALLAHASSEE (Uri) — Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor, noting "the problems and dnngera Incident to apportion­ ment by the federal judici­ ary," refused Tuesday to re­ move Florida’s prrsent legis­ lative setup from the Novem­ ber ballot. Taylor threw out a suit by tho state Mayors' Council on fair apportionment w h i c h sought to have the 43-senator 112-representative plan re­ moved from llie ballot heenuse It has been ruled un­ constitutional by the U. S. Supreme Court. Mayor Herman Goldner of St, Petersburg, president of the council, snld a move would be made right away to appeal the decision to the State Supreme Court. M W A ... Coup Expected SCHOOL SUPPLIES will be sold niinin this year a t Seminole High School ns Student Council members prepare for tho opening. In nddition to regular supplies, the slore will accept special orders for equipment, school sweatshirts, T-shirts, decals, etc. Shown are from left, Tom Hemp­ hill, Jimmy Barks, store manager, and Jim Bobbins. The slore will open this Thursday nnd Fridny from 8 to 3 and then tim ing tho regular school year before school, during lunch periods and after school. Viet Mob Kills Four Patients In Hospital Run By American SAIGON, South Viet Nam death today by another of the (UIM) — A mob broke Into a gangs roaming the streets of hospital operated by an Amer­ Da Nang, Religious War Victims ican doctojr in Pa Nang today The victims In the hospital and bear (our patients to death in rioting that erupted in the wake of the resigna­ tion of President Nguyen NICOSIA, Cyprus (U PI)— Three Greek Cypriot newspa­ pers today published uncon­ firmed reports that a joup d’etat allegedly aimed at tho Khanh. overthrow of President Ma­ The outburit of violence karius was imminent. came at a Ume when the goveminent was without firm Lady Bird’s Day leadership. A deadlock in the ATLANTIC CITY (U PI)— 62-man ruling military coun­ With bands playing and flags cil balked attempts for ttie aflutter, Democrat* t o d a y second day to name a succes­ prepared a gala welcome for sor to Knanh. thu party's sweetheart, lardy Knonh, who quit Tuesday, Bird Johnson, ul the national was grim faced as he led llie convention. council chamber at tile end of today's meeting, Strike Ends "The situation is very ser­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ious,” he said. Tho Transport Workers Union Other council members said (TWU) and Pan American another attempt would be World Airways reached an made Thursday to chose an agreement “in p r i n c i p l e " interim chief of state. Tuesday night, ending a day­ Meanwhile, there was re­ long strike which hud idled newed violence In several ci­ the globe-girdling airline. ties, with mobs rioting in the streets of the coastal city of Topsi’ Twirls Us Nang, 375 miles north ot VANDENBERG AFR, Calif. Saigon. Buddlst rioters burn­ (LTD — “Topsi," America's ed down the Da Nang subur­ (•7-pound Explorer 20 satel­ ban hamlet of lio Thanh, oc­ lite, soared around the earth cupied by Roman Catholic ref­ today in a near-perfect orbit. ugees who fled from the Com­ D sent lock valuable infor­ munist north 10 years ago. mation to scientist! trying to TTie American doctor, whose learn why the ionosphere re­ name was not immediately flects radio ami radar signals available, was not injured, from space. lie is employed by the U. S. operations mission in Viet Nanr The doctor said he had heard that a Roman Catholic priest also had been beaten to • It led one Clock Winder to observe, “The only wsy the Supreme Court could atop that would be to rule tests uncon­ stitutional so the kid wouldn't have to pray.” Zip Code 32771 "FELLER NEEDING A FRIEND," and he found one In Mrs. Rose Marie Combs at 2618 S. Laura! Ave. Inst Fridny. 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(Uerald Photo), were among a dozen under treatm ent there for beatings received during rioting in a "holy watr** between Buddhists r-! bet* and t .ilhol Southern Strategy Of Barry Believed Hurt By Itnicc Dlossst last night in protest against the compromise sealing ar­ Washington Correspondent ATLANTIC CITY (NEA) — rangement. Hie Florida dele gallon voted against this com­ Democratic leaders, steering promise and many other dele their 1961 convention cautious gallon* were split over It ) ly, may have pul Sen. Barry This reporter's canvass of Goldwatcr's “ southern stra­ leaders in nearly every Old tegy" in Jeopardy for the *e- South state indicstcd their firm goners I conviction that fund time in nine months. these tilings had to be man This strategy, rooted in tho aged or they could not hope idea Gold water can win most to mount an effective cornor all of the Old South's 128 palgn to "get the South hack" electoral votes tills fall, col lapsed last November when from Harry in the weeks ahead. President Lyndon II. Johnson The loyal LHJ southerner* succeeded the slain John F. are getting what they wish. Kennedy. The notion enjoyed no more They now can ask their vot­ than a shaky revival until the ing friend* to “ live with" the Republicans nominated Gold temperate attitude* exhibited water for president at San by their national party under Francisco, whereupon it shot Hie tight guidance of Lyndon up like corn in ahumid July. Johnson. In Texas, Louisiana, Arkan­ Southerner* took fresh hope he night win, with th d r help, and sas, Tennessee, G e o r g i a , reverse the tide of Negro ad* North and South Carolina, test vances on the civil rights front. findings among knowledgeable Goldwaler *11!) rides very political figurrs disclose far high in the South as heavy livelier prospects for the Presi­ caaipalgnlng approaches. In dent than were visible a few many quarters, broad Inquiry weeks ago. Goldwatcr's lead discloses, it is distinctly out In Virginia and Florida—both of fashion at the moment to In the GOP column in the last three presidential elections— mention any name hut his. Yet here in Atlantic City a may not b« surmountable. Alabama and Mississippi, base has been laid for making this convention’s Jolinson not merely mention- despito able but a possible winner in avoidance of a harsh rebuff ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. to their disputed regulsr, were much of the South. (U PI)—Florida delegates are There were grave dangers, largely locked up for Ooldwattrying to brilie Democratic but the President and his stra- e r before Atlantic City. National Convention official* Nothing -I m- in the South Is trgists secin to have skirted — with orange Juice — to hold conceded by lop Democrats to­ lite m. the 1968 meeting in Miami Tie keyi lo this careful navi­ day. Beach. In Georgia, where an ex­ gation: Many of the Sunshine State 1. A civil rights plank which pert's two-week swing through dclegatei wear lapel pins makes no promise on m ijor the itate turned up heavy Goldreading “ Let'a meet in Miami new legislation, but instead al­ water sentiment, the word Beach,” but their atrategie lows the South, in the words from him nevertheless is: weapon is orange juice. After of Florida's Gov. Farris Bry­ "Things will chango when equipping their own hotel with ant, to “taxc a deep breath" Senstor Talmsdge and Senator one free orange juice bar they after witnessing psssage of the Russell begin working, a* they thoughtfully placed three of most sweeping civil rights law will, for Lyndon." them in the executive offices in history. South Carolina’s Gov. Don­ of convention hall. 2. A sofI stepping approach ald nussell and Sen. Olin In the noisy Alabama and Miss- Johnston will he doing the Bottle Jockey? lisipp. seating disputes which, same, though with no aid from A thief with a yen for empty firat evidence suggests, will Sen. Strom Thurmond. bottles made off with from not be read by the whole South A Texas observer, scanning $5 to 16 worth sometime dur­ aa another stiff blow to Its territory long prized by Colding the night, according to Ce­ pride but accepted instead as water aa fertile (or him, precil B an , proprietor of a store fair dealing. dicta Just the same that na­ ■t 27th Street and Sanford (The Mississippi delegation tive son LHJ will take it In • Ava. walked out of Uw convention Dear sweep. Florida Seeks ’68 Convention By Julian Stenslrom Associate Editor The Seminole County Board nf Public Instruction met Tuesday night In a special session and unanimously vot cd to contact Congressman A. S. Herlong to determine if roles and regulations requlr ed by Title Six of the new Civil Rights bill and related to the federally financed as slstanee programs tiavo been adopted as required by the new law and by President Johnson. The txvard made a thorough examination of Title Four, which deals with education, nnd Title Six, which pertain* lo federal assistance funds, with its attorney, Douglas -Stcnstrom, The hoard instructed Sten strum to obtain a ropy of the rules and regulations aa noon as they are available and to request Hep. llcrlong's assis timer In getting an Inlerpretn tion ns they apply to federal assistance funds which arc be­ ing received annually hy the Seminole County school »ys tern. Superintendent Milwra sla­ ted that federal funds for this county's system during the current fiscal year which lie gan July 1, will amount to ap proxi mutely 3275,000. These funds, Mlluee pointed out, arc affected hy tho Chit Right* hill and by the rules ■ml regulations which are to he or have hern adopted by the U. S. Department of Edu cation, .Stenslrom explained Inst night Hint llie various a gen cies nf Hie government which will he required hy the law to administer the Civil Right* measure must draft rule* and regulations by which they will operate. Once the regulations have been prepared limy must be approved by Hie Depart mont of Justice and finally by the President Milwec said (but one agency had already es­ tablished a set of Interim reg­ ulations which will t>c In ef­ fect until Its permanent rules arc established. Ttie (275,000 in federal assis­ tance funds, Milwec said, represent a vita] part ot the board's present budget. He added that the board desires to roiitinuc to receive these fundi but it must know what rulca the governmental agen­ cies will establish in order to comply with the bill. Sign Contract For Sanford 1-4 Link Set The National Advertising Co. was successful bidder at 163,293 to provide highway signs on Interstate 4 from Lee Hoad near Orlando to State Road 46, according to the State Road Department which opened bid* Tuesday, The bid was one of several opened by the SRD including a low bid of (5.5 million for the eastern end of the contro­ versial “ Alligator A 1 le y " through the Everglades. The planned 117 million twolane tollway, which has drawn blast* from several quarters including the American Auto­ mobile Association, will even­ tually lead from Naples to Andytown. The department also open­ ed bids on other projcjcls around Florida totaling 111,947,180. Included were pro­ ject* in Seminole, St, John* tod Ofaojfe tuunlies. Gulf Stream Course Seen MIAMI (UPI) — Hurricane Cleo, leaving a trial of death nnd damngo In tho Caribbean, crossed Cubn into the Atlantic with 75 mile Hn hour winds today on a new course that aimed a glancing blow at Southeast Florida. The Weather Rurrnu i*id hurricane forco winds would likely hit Rimini In the Ba­ hama*, a small fishing resort island, 60 mile* east of Miami. Gale warning! were hoist­ ed over southeast Florida from Fort Lauderdale south to Marathon In the Florida Kcya. Winds up to 50 miles an hour were predicted In the gale warning area, which in­ cluded Miami, this afternoon nnd tonight. Weathermen cautioned Flor­ idians to keep closely advised on the hurricane reports hecuuae a slight deviation from forecasts could bring the hur­ ricane center s t o r m i n g ashore. Cleo, which killed at least 22 person* and mused many millionn of dollars in dnmnge strikes nt Guadeloupe, Domin­ ican Repuhlie, Haiti and Culm, maintained its Identity ns a hurricane in crossing Culm during the night, the Weather Rureau said. ★ ★ ★ I t wn* expected to gradu­ ally regain soma of its strength over the open waters of the Florida Straits. Cleo's center pushed Into tha Florida Strait* about 10 a. m. (EST) near the north coastal Cuban city of Caiharien, the Cuban W eather Bur­ eau said. A t u a. m. ((E ST ) tha Miami W eather Bureau locat­ ed the storm 's center in tha Straits about 200 miles southsoutheast of Miami, near lat­ itude 2.1-1 north, longitude 79.3 west. The storm w*a moving on a north-northwest course at about 10 milea an hour. “It is expected to continue on this course and speed dur­ ing the next 12 hours, grad­ ually turning to a moro northerly euurso with a grad­ ual increase in forwnrd speed tonight and Thursday," the midday advisory said. “The forecast track would tnkc the center over tho Gulf Stream, probably passing east of Miami early Thursday." Tho W eather Bureau said heavy rain* and gala fore* winds could Im ex|>ectod th il afternoon nnd tonight over southeast Florida and tha western Ilahnmna and warned small craft to itay in port. ★ ★ ★ Sanford Placed On Hurricane Standby Acting City Manager, Mrs, Mary Harkcy announced to­ day that all city department supervisor* have been placed on hurricane standby alert, and preparations ato Iwdng made to Iml Iori down tho city In case “ Cleo" heads this way. Mayor A. L. Wilson, Finnnro Director Henry Tamm and City .Manager W. K. Knowles left by plane early today for New York City to sign water revenue boride. The American Red Cross ami tho Seminole County Civil Defense Department have Issued the following ad­ visory: "During a hurrlcime alert It in advisable lo keep your­ self Informed nt all times of llie actual threat of the storm lo this community. Check food supplies, water supplies, first aid kits, flashlight* and batteries. “If necessary, prepare to board up or protect the Inter­ ior of your home from glusi, such as picture windows or wide expanse windows. See that your radio is in working order, loose ob je cts around the outside are collected." It ie wise to fill the got tank of your car ns yuu may need to evaruato, and gas station pumps work by elec­ tricity which may lie off dur­ ing or after u storm. Tho Red Cross remind* citi­ zens that yuu are better off at home, but if yuu feel it necessary lo seek safety in a hurricane shelter, tha follow­ ing buildings will tie opened well in advanre of tho atormt Tho National Guard Arm­ ory on East First SL, and ('rooms Academy In Golds­ boro. In tho south end of tha county, shelter* are available nt South Kcmionle Junior High School In Casselberry, Lyman High School In Longwood, and the Genova School tn Geneva. “ Do not gn outside during ttie storm, Hcmemlier th at during the peuk of ttie storm, in the event It crosses direct­ ly over tho area, there will Im a lull, lasting from a few minute* to a hulf hour, but tho wind will then return with even greater force," tha Civil Defense Department warns. Copies of “ What To Do In Cuso Of a Hurricane" ran b« obtained from local Civil Defensu Headquarters a t St, John's Realty offices a t 120 N. Dark Ave. Sonny Powell's Father Buried Funeral services were held at 11 a. m. today in Fort My era for J. H. Tow ell. father of Sonny Powell, Miss Dot Powell and Mrs. Irwin Fleischer of Sanford. Members of Uie fam­ ily attended l ho services, Powell's Office Supply efora was closed for the day. FRIDAY N IGH T SPECIAL! FISH F RY A LL YOU CAN E A T ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $100 Menu Include*t Cole Slaw French Fries Baked Beans Grits Huah Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or T ss Owned S Operated By Maxine 4k Boh Hancock n»y. 17-92 8*. Sanford Ph. FA 2-5M5 � 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, August 25, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 25, 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>, August 25, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/25fff57d9742ef5f629eaf117379f1fd.pdf e98a67579da71c460ce496f3e5b6e6fb PDF Text Text S* 'Far* I t — flapt SI, 1M4 uim s neenng Wednesday To Open Season b i » i i « ■ j a a 3 t LAKELAND — The F!«ida citrus Commlistcm moves to Miami Beach Wednesday for the regular September meeting wMeh generelly la regarded as tha opening **e•ion of a aaw cttrue eeaeon. Tha meeting la to ba held in eoneurrenee with tha animal convention In Miami Bsach of tha Florida F n lt and T a g s t a b l a Association, an event that wilt ho attended bjr eoveral Commlaslonara and Commlssloa staff membars. A report bp tha Commla* lion’s AdrartUIng and Pub* Hfity Commlttoa is sxpaetad to ha a highlight of tha mast, lag, according to Ganaral Manager Homer E. Hooks. Tha committee ia to meet at lft a.as. Wadnaodap, followed hp the Commlaaioa meeting a t a P-SS. Hooka aaid tha eonrmittee would ba naked to consider a request for authority to use tha Utters “O J.“ alone in some Instances where the Commission symbol Is used as dlsptsp matter. In addition, rapport will ha sought for the Florida Department of Agri* culture's SUN FLAVOR pro­ gram for tha uniform Identi­ fication of Florida fruits and vegetables. A report alio Is to ha heard on progress made by the Cortes F. Enloe medical advertising agency regarding tha Investigation of nutrition* •I values of Florida citrus. Scheduled for Commlsalon consideration will be such matters aa ssemptlon from citrus fruit dealer’s agent registration for all Indivi­ duals concerned with trans­ actions Involving processed citrus products, and a mom* mandation that tha Commis­ sion “postpone Indefinitely" the requirement that mini­ mum Brls for frossn concen­ trated orange Juice be In­ creased from 41J to 44 de­ grees effective December 1, 11)64. Hooks said that ha plann-d to report on the currant Statue of Federal Standards of Identity for frosen con­ centrated orange juice. A re­ port will also be made on the Commission’s fight against “Awake" labelling and ad­ vertising policies. QUANTITY HGHm RESERVED N O T Meeting Set Today By Margaret Coeby A meeting of the North Or­ lando Teen Club (NOTs) will ba htld at 7:80 p.m, todsy In tha Recraatlon Canter Civ­ ic Building to plan the club’s future program. In ordar not to InUrfera with school homework, the meeting will be rnnrludt-il no later than ft p.m. llanny Tillls, president, will be In •barge. FLA. GRADE “A** “F R E S H . . . . N EV ER FROZEN!** LB. TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRAM Jb presented to member* of the Seminole High School Anchor Club, under aponnonihlp of the Pilot Club. Seat­ ed ere th e apeakem, Sgt. Vince Smallwood, Sheriff Luther Hobby, end Chief Roy Williams. I W HOLE — O R - Standing ere Miss Helen Menu, Anchor Club president; Mrs. Je rry Jemigan, Pilot Club presi­ dent and Mrs. Eloise Collins, Pilot Club Safety Chairman. (Herald Photo) CUT-UP NAB Gives 10 Southern Lawmakers 'Z ero' On Voting WASHINGTON (UP» Voting records of 10-DeepSouth congressmen have been given ’’sere” ratings by the National Associated Business­ men, Inc. (NAB). The NAB, which is dedicated to “ getting the federal goveminent out of competition with tanpaying businesses," rated all House members on the basis of their votes on 20 money measuiea which went before the 88th Congress. Votes against such measures aa accelerated public works aod for such measures a* a proposed reduction In foreign aid were credited aa “aeonomy votes." Among the lawmakers who failed to east an NAB "cconomy vote" were Reps- R°** Bass and Clifford Davis of Tennessee; Hale Boggs, James II. Morrison and T. A. Thnmp son of Louisiana; Carl Elliot and Albert Rains of Alabama; Claude Pepper of Florida; James W. Trimble of Arkan­ sas, and Carl Vinson of Geor­ gia. All are Democrats as are 10 others with low ratings: Reps. John W. Davis (10 per cent) and Phil Landrum (10) ol Georgia; Robert A. Everett (5.3), Joe L. Evlni (3.8) and Richard Fulton (3.3) of Tenn essce; Robert F. Jones Jr. (8.T) and Kenneth A. Roberts (7.7) of Alabama; Wilbur D. The Commission will be Mills (10.3) of Arkansas; Dan­ te B. Fasrell (53) of Florida host again for the annual Cit­ and GiUia W. Long (5 3) Louis rus Breakfast scheduled for Ians. Thursday morning with May­ or Haydon Burin. of Jackson­ ville aa principal speaker. MON. TUE. W ED. 25th & PARK, S A N F O R D Four Southerners who re­ James A. Haley. (D-Fla.)IN. C.) (84.7) and Howard W. ceived perfect ratings of 100 (84.7) Charles R. Jooea, (R-| Smith, (D-Va.) (90). were Republicans William C. Cramer of Florida. Richard H. Poff of Virginia and James “Great Savings On Easy Terms'* II. Quillen and W. E. (Rill) FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE Brock of Tennessee. Others with high ratings In­ M A T H E R of Sanford cluded Reps. Joel T. Broyhill, (R-Va.) (83), Edward J. Gur­ ney, (R-Fla.) (93), John O. March Jr., (D-Va.) (93), James T. Broyhill, (R-N.C.) (91.7), “THRIFTY** “REFRESHING** REG. SIZE BLEACH Fair Group To Meet Tonight G i o r g i Maybury, presi­ dent of the American legion's Fair Association, today re­ minded Legionnaires that the association will meet tonight for its annual frre dinner. The dinner will gel under wny at 7 p.m. and will tie fol­ lowed by the most important meeting cf the year for mem. bera of the group. Crew chiefs will line up their work crew* for the three afternoon and a I * night* of the annual county fair which will open Nov, 2 and wind up Nov. 9. Post Commander Tom Rest pointed out that every Leginnaire ia automatically a member of the Fair Aieocltlon and ie invited to he preient. Rest also nnnounred that lt))>S early hint cards will be Issued until Veterans Day, Nov. II. BED ROOMS • Early Amerlran • French Provincial • Modern °$ \& *** ___ LIMIT: ONE. PLEA9B (Phw Deposit) Limit: O n With Tour | ) Or More Food Order Please “SEALD-SWEET” FROZEN KRAFT “ PHILADELPHIA" ORANGE JUICE OR BORDEN’S CREAM CHEESE J158 * EASY TERMS 3 OZ. ^ O p e n Fri. N ights MATHER PKG. of Sanford 6 OZ. SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 20.7-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 CANS Garden Circle U. S. NO. 1 “KRAFT* POTATOES GRAPE JE1LY Sets Meeting By Maryann Miles The Rear Lake Garden Cir­ cle wilt open lla fall season with n covered diih dinner meeting to be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. C, I a Bnink, president, 1337 Lake Asher Circle, Bear Lake. Special guests for the eve­ ning will he Mr. and hire. Keith Salter from Salter’s Nursery who will speak on seasonal planting and lead a question and answer period. Which of these are the best tools for washing dishes? ® .9 1 0 18 OZ. JAR LBS. to I TWO DOOR 14 REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER “F.VERFRESH" EXTRA Giant Zero-Degree Freezer Rolfs Op to 136 Be. of Frozen Food! Autonatic Defrost Refrigerator! G O LD BOND STAMPS Slide-Out Shelf! September 23. N o n e o f’e m . • 4 Cabinet Shelter Ooly $28995 EXTRA -YOUR BEAUTY HOPE" Certainly not No. I - l t should never be plunged Into hot, greasy G O LD BOND dishwater. Nos. 2 to 10? Throw ’em away. Then: A. Drop food STAMPS “TOUR BEAUTY HOPE" Vegetable Omen Votame ___ waste into an electric waste disposer. B. Put duty dishes, pots tnd pans into an automatic electric dishwasher. C. Go spend some time with your family. a Reddy Kilowatt will scrub, wash, sanitize and dry your dishes far better, easier and cheaper than you ever could using hands and other obsolete dishwashing "tools". And with the new low electric rste% he'll do it at little or no extra cost See your electric appliance dealv or plumbing contractor today. “NEW, W HITE" EXTRA MODEL l» 3 0 9 f ~ i» ti Sanford Electric Co. VISIT OUR MUSIC A RECORD DEPT. ,119 MAGNOLIA AVI. 332.1313 . . . . 29c 29c 27c 27c. . 2/2lc . 2/31c . 2/49c 13 OZ, CAN 13 OZ. CAN "CIIEF-BOT-AR-DEE" • Z Porceiatn • 14 to ft. IU( COFFEE ROLLS ’ . . . BEEF RAVIOLI . . . BEEFARONI . . . . SPAGHETTI & HEAT BALLS PALMOLIVE SOAP . PALMOLIVE SOAP . . . SUPER SUDS 7 . . . “CHEF-BOY-AR-DKE* “CI1EF-BOY-AR-DEE* eer ’Thrlftwey" PIUS: • Butler Compartment • Uf t o 11 OZ. PKG. «ftam tlen ^5 P w fh u s G O LD BOND STAMPS FLORIDA POWER A U6HT COMPANY W. Scott Burns, Mgr. 207 Magnolia A t*. ■M J f l o f nly. Thru I “ Thriftwaj IS OZ. CAN REG. BARS BATH II \R * jt, LARGE PKGS. “fleer A WaN Cleraer- "Liquid Deterges!" “Low Surfs Detergent" A JA X VEL AD Rag. Pkl- 29 c 12 Os. BO. 35 Giant Pkg- 79‘ �/ LBJ Reveals Plan For 1965 Excise Tax Cut Seminole County * • * * on the S t Johns River Shopping, dispute*, golfing, disputes, committee and dele­ g a t i o n activitie*, dispute*, aide trip* to acenle points of intereit*. These and other re­ ports were made Monday noon to Sanford Rotarlans by State Sea. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. Florida alternate delegate to the Democratic National Con­ vention. Zip Codi S2771 1 *The N ile o f America** | Johnson Wins Steelworkers' Endorsement ATLANTIC CITY (U Pl) President Johnson said today VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUBS., SEPTEMBER 22, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 283 his administration is planning to cut consumer excise taxes next year as the first step in a six-point program to pre­ serve record-high prosperity. Excise taxes, first imposed in warlimc to deter buying of By Julian Stem Irons ning of m town council meet­ had never known excess wa­ its mayor and knew no nior* so-called luxury goods, ara ing. ters to drain eastwardly a t than was indicated by certain Cleveland made his report Associate Editor now collected on cosmetics, Last week several Alta­ Avery had indicated. at the Civic Center, telling comment* being made, I luggage, perfume, Jewelry and Lawrence Swofford, mayor m w A ••• monte Spring* resident* ques­ bow his dream of attending Swofford said h* had tlvwd of Altamonte Springs, lait tioned Avery’* familiarity there 30 years, too, and ha would keep my mouth shut other items. such a convention was finally Johnson outlined his propoanight took another verbal with drainage problems in had never hsard of It, either. and attam pt to faacont* mure realised. He'd been hoping (or poka a t Seminole County that community. On* resident Last Friday Avery declar­ literate In th* rceulta of the als to head off recession* and one since a small boy, he said. spread the benefits of pros­ • • • Commission Chairman James stated th at h* had lived in ed, "U I hid been living in town'* draining problems.” Said Swofford last night: perity in a speech prepared P. Avery prior to the begin­ Altamonte for SO year* and a town for 10 years and was The disputes centered «• “Commissioner Avery stated for the convention of th* Uni­ Bishops Approve round the seating of the Miss­ that I did not request the ted Steelworkers Union. issippi Freedom delegation VATICAN CITY (UPl) County Commission to consid­ The 3.000 delegates to thn Ecumenical Council bishops and Cleveland asserted the er the drainage problem in Steelworkers' convention un­ today open'd the road to a Florida delegation was again­ Lake Florida, Lake Adelaide animously endorsed Johnson new Catholic doctrine by over­ st this. It sought »*••* se sting and Crane's Roost, That for election shortly before hi* whelmingly voting themselves of delegates duly cnosen by statement is simply untrue arrived at Ihe hall. The reso­ as "collegial" partners of the law in Mississippi. and other etatemrnta made lution declared that the Pres­ LANA SLONIGF-R. Miss Sunken Garden of • • • Pope In running the church. by Avery in reference to ident and the Democratic vice 1965, presents Mayor A. L. Wilson a tlicffcnBecause the outcome was drainage of A l t a m o n t e presidential contender, Sen. bachia plant for hia wife and extended an invita­ not In doubt, the convention Springs are also utterly un­ Hubert It. Humphrey, war* tion to all permanent Central Florida resident* (sited in some ways to live EDWARDS AFB, Calif. true.*’ obvious choices. to visit the pnrdens in St. Petersburg this month up to his expectations but (CPI) — Engineers today Swofford continued: "We "We believe that the elec­ for n sninll service charge. Miss Slontger wus In nevertheless he was pleased readied the controversial XB70 have the drainage of approxi­ tion of Lyndon H. Johnson *nd Sanford Mondny to make the presentation. and happy that he could at­ for its next takeoff in 10-U mately a mile of 1-4, approxi­ Hubert H. Humphrey Is vital tend, the Sanford senator said. days, encouraged by Us "sue mately a mile of KK 439. the to the protection of the labor The nomination of President rrssful" hut trouble-plagued draining of a mile or mure of movement, oil of the people of Johnson was a foregone con­ maiden flight. SR 427, the water from lotke the United States and tha clusion and, Cleveland noted, Mobile and approximately a cads*- of peace and freedom so was the choice of Sen. Husquare mile to the east ami throughout the world," the en­ bert Humphrey as the Presi­ several thousand acres lo the dorsement said. It was adop­ DALLAS (U Pl) — The dent's running mate, American Legion, its brassy north that drains into this ted on a standing vote. • • • but colorful 4dth annual par­ area which 1* landlocked. The President said: Rotarlans will forego their ade behind it, gathered Its “I did request the County "First, wo will continue * next Monday meeting in fav­ J2.000 delegates for some ser­ fiscal policy which expand* Commission to consider this or of a Ladles Night event at DOORS WERE OPENED for busine** thl* niorninR by SuperX Drug* A merchandising seminar Is ment positions with Maas Bro­ ious business today, including problem. However, the chair­ purchasing power to meet our Scott Burnt F lorida Tower t on French Avenue «t 25th Street, next to Winn Dixie. Officiating nt the an address by Defense Secre­ man took issue with me and power to produce. The tax cut Light Company grounds near planned for Oct. 13 at Florida thers stores on the west coast openintr, from the left, were Orville Smith, store nmnnKer; T. II. ItnnState Bank and is designed aj well as a number of years tary Robert S. McNamara. atated that the water from was part of this policy. the St. Johns River bridge. tlorf, Cincinnati, store opening supervisor: Daniel L. Johnson, R. Fh., nslaik* Mobile runt east into “ In the future wo will not It'll ba held a week from to­ for all retailing merchants in in New York with laird & Tay­ Ristnnt store manager and E. M. Shipp, Fort Lauderdule, district man­ Sanford and Seminole County. lor and Hallmark Cards. Gee Creek. permit federal revenue to be­ GM Talks night. ager. (See Wednesday’s Herald for further details.) (Herald l’hoto) Top speakers in merchandis­ Also speaking will be David "He also stated that water come a drag on our economy. • « • DETROIT (UPl) — General Jacobs who has more than Motors and United Auto Work­ from Crane's Boost runs into Next year wc are planning to The SHS Junior Class Is ing will be present. Laka O r I a n t a w h i c h , of cut excite taxes." sponsoring an " a f t • r • the- The program will start with 13 years of retail merchandis­ ers negotiators, under press­ He gave no details on th* course, la not true. He said game" dance Friday night at a complimentary dinner with ing experience and Is consid­ ure of a If) a. m. EST Friday the bank as host at 3:30 pm . ered a specialist in sales pro­ strike deadline, today took up planned reduction in hia text. water from the southeast sec­ the school's student lounge. and Is scheduled to end at motion and advertising, lie Is a new economic proposal mat­ Tlie President's statement tion of Altamonte Spring* • • • 9:43 p.m. The workshop ses­ currently s a l e s promotion ching benefits the union won drain* Into Lake Seminary supported the views held by Heard tome of the girls the sion will cover advertising, manager of Jordan Marsh, from Ford and Chrysler, which, of course, also is nut many economists that tax other day complaining about merchandising and display of Urlando. rales now arc so high they true. naming burrlaanea after the merchandise. The third speaker will be De Gaulle Tour *TTl* chairman of the art as a "brake" on the econ­ ladies, One suggested naming Among the speakers will be Richard Ucdcnbcrg, a grad­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam Communist civil war, which Communist bodiea were count­ Board simply does not under­ omy by piling up cash in gov­ them ifter animal*. "Tiger" Henri (lucrlin, for many years uate of Parson's School of De­ CARACAS (U P l) — Preslstand the law of gravity," ernment hands instead of al­ would be a good one and would dent Charles de Gaulle flies to I (Ul’ll-W o .k e ra today called was nut going well fur the ed on the battle field. an experienced merchandiser. sign In New York. He has tra ­ lowing it to be spent in tha Swofford pointed out. be appropriate. But suppose “ Iteneral Mrika that hail government. Communist Viet Th* local federation of He is a graduate of the Har­ veled extensively throughout Colombia today on the second private economy, "He la using the ago old the weather bureau named unions, meanwhile, vard School of Business and is Kurope and other parts oi the day of a South American tour lw, “ly*ed most of Saigon's Cong rebels last week cap­ trad* Johnson said the nation has technique of smoke screens to on* "Jumbo" and it turned out tured r>21 American - mad* agreed to gu back tu work now vice president and gen­ world studying design and de­ dedicated lo the theme of in- 11,’)»|nea* fur two days, hide, rover up ami camou­ made many gains In the past to ba nothing more than a after w i n n i n g concessions eral manager of Jordan Mar­ cor. Hcdenburg is presently dependence for "us Latins" I 1 ha peaceful solution to tha weapons, a near-record. flage hia own mistakes. We 30 years that must be retain­ squall. And, a t sure as shootfrom both the United States in,,u*|rial problem can... ax Latest figures released by from the government. sh, Orlando. display manager of Jordan in Altamonte and most of the ed by economic coupe-ration Premier Nguyen Khanh en- thu Defense Ministry today, in' If you named one "Kitten" and the Communists. Khanh'a regime agreed to His career includes manage­ Marsh, Orlando. dcuvoied lo solve other issues however, nave a ntor* optim­ respect their right to strike people in Seminole County rather than economic conflict. K would turn out to be as "The fact is that wagei *r* provoked by defiant students istic p i c t u r e . Government anil to order the reinstate­ have known for fuur years roarin' as a "Lion." • • * ..... .......... ................ .. ...... nnd rebellious m o u n t a i n forces captured 43 rebel wea­ ment of 600 workers alleged­ that Mr. Avery wna going higher, employment Is higher, SANTA ROSA, Cabf. (UPl) t n , profits are higher and the aIn most parts of the coun­ pons ami a cache of ammuni­ ly fired arbitrarily from a lo­ backward but we didn't know —A sene* of raging brush and that he would usk the water cunomy is stronger than at At the same time, be wus tion when they crushed a cal textile company. try, the first day of autumn forest fires roared through the endeavoring to fight the antiany time In our history with to fullow him." means a lot of back breaking Communist guerrilla force in The agreement was reached Under-dry wine country of more gains to come," Johnson Swofford also said, "I do work, getting ready for the Quang Trl Province Sunday. nt a meeting between the fed­ Northern California t o d a y , said. want to say one thing in cold weather around the cor­ The government lost only eration ami government leadthreatening several communi­ Rut he warned that a reces­ favur of Avery: Hu hits treat­ ner and the coming of the four wounded, while the Beds era headed by First Deputy ties including this city of 00,sion like those lo the 1930s ed Altamonte Springs belter anow. Here in Central Florida, suffered an estimated more Prime Miulstcr Nguyen Xuan Mrs. Robert Bcsscrcr of'cnlc-r the home and then tap- 000 persons. would cause losses of $20 bil­ than he has Lake Mary, well — it's not so. The leaves than 90 casualties. Fifty-five I Oanh. 1303 Forest Dr., wife of the [ od Mrs. Besscrer's hands, acLongwDod and Bear Lake. Al­ lion a year in product!-^ and remain green, the weather Seminole Memorial Hospital cording to Police Chief Roy though h* did not do any­ 1.3 million jobs. stays warm for several more "America cannot afford a thing for Altamonte Springs WASHINGTON (U Pl) - The Two mrn were Injured, one weeks and you can still enjoy administrator, was robbed of G. Williams. in fuur years, he didn't do recession," ho declared. the beaches, lakes and swim­ personal valuables Monday af­ The chief said the 4hlef j Federal Aviation A g e n c y seriously, Monday at 3:3U p.m. anything to hurt us. ming pools. ternoon in a brazen holdup at "knew right where to go" in (FAA) will foot the bill for in a spectacular headon crash getting the valuables, consis­ $23,000 in damage caused by • • • ‘T h at miserable rcdlstrictof two cars on Stale Road 49, her home. ting of personal papers, some GOP presidential nominee Bar­ ing plan he supported incon­ Money Stolen We have a report that Volie a mil* east of Geneva. Theft of an envelope con­ venienced th* people of LongA. Williams Sr. is a patient at The robber used a gun to $2 bills and nthrr items from ry M. Goldwater's plane at Treated nt Seminole Memor­ the bathroom. at the Charleston, W. Va . air­ ial Hospital and later transfer­ wood ami l-akn Mary to the taining a sum of money snd Seminole Memorial Hospital. paper was reported stolen to He said the robber told Mrs. port Friday night. Williams, father of Circuit red to Orange Memorial Hos­ Republican g u h ernatorial Holley accused Rums of de- extent that they would not go Besserer she would not be police yesterday by Jack Hall, to the polls ami vote. Court Judge Volie A. Williams pital, Orlando, was Hay Mel­ candidate Charles llulley of llbvruta deceit. At ono time, hurt if she did not scrcain. More Security "In Rear laike." Swofford manager of the Handyman Jr., is undergoing a checkup ton, 3a, of Ft. Pierre. He suf­ St. Petersburg paid an after­ Holley said, Burns claimed to concluded, “st taxpayers ex. Store at 2400 French Ava. H» After taking the items, the WASHINGTON CUPl s - fered a compound left leg For many years a Sanford thief left and police were no­ The Warren Commission s re­ fracture and had a piece n( noon hand-shaking visit to hava "» political philosophy pens* and under his direction ssid the envelnp-s w*» placed auto dealer and more recently A motor wooter passen­ tified. port on the assassination of strel pierce his right thigh, Sanford Monday then went to similar to Sen. Barry Gold- they ereated a problem from nn a counter when he opened a member of the city's fi­ ger, Mike McGuire of 2013 Chief William* said his de­ Little lleur to 4'ub and had the store and ho discovered it President John F. Kennedy is according to Florida Highway DrUary where he leveled an­ water. nance committee, he resigned other blast at his opponent, “Shortly thereafter, he took the gall to ask thu Civil De­ missing shortly after a cus­ from the committee not too Grandview Ave., suffered n partment was given a "good expected to recommend chan- Patrolman Dan Oaks. over tha Johnton-Humphrey fense for $5,000 to correct it." tomer left. many weeks ago. The Clock right leg injury yesterday description" of the robber and i ges in security measures to Also Injured was Little Democrat |{uyd'>n Burns. Accompanying Holley here campaign in Florida and is when the scooter ran against the investigation is continu- [ protect the U. S. chief execuWinders wish him well. Charles Taylor, 28, of Mima. yesterday was Guy Allen, Re. the back of a pickup trurk at mg. now working to defeat Goldluve. • • • He was treated at the local publican candidate fur tax as­ water ami kill th* conserva­ 20th Street and French AveAnd. one of our Clock Wind­ hospital for a shoulder frac­ sessor in Seminole County. tive movement. ers Dottle Austin, today enter­ le. ture. Heavy ruin during much of Police said McGuire wax on “ Prying hi destroy what ho ed Seminole Memorial herself. Trooper Oaks said Mellon's the afternoon curtailed tha said he. believes in is on* of It's some sort of a back prob­ the scooter operated by James car careened off the highway activities of Holley. e n n e y i many examples of deliberate lem, we understand. And if Williams of 1203 Washingand into a creek with the dri­ MtfMVS In DeBary where hs ad. deeelt by a political npportunti«n Dr. when it collided with we know Dottie she'll be get ver still in the car, The pa­ Ireased the Republican Club, l»t . . llulley charged. ting information and doing a the truck operated by John trolman said the driver was Holland of Route 2, Sanford. column right from her ho-.plm the vehicle about a halfThe lirst fall meeting of the and Sanford at 9:30 to provide hour before being freed tat licit. At least wc wouldn't be surprised if she did. Seminole County Chamber of transportation for those plan­ Oaks said Melton was pro­ • • • ceeding west on Route 49 and Commerce Coffee Club wilt be ning to attend. They’re going to try it *Taylor east when the two held at lo o'clock Thursday gsln at Deltona U. Twice hecars rammed. Taylor was morning when the group will fore when Deltona folks tried charged with reckless driving be the guests of Capt. Chand­ to dedicate Deltona U. hurri­ and driving without a license. canes Interrupted the event. ler W. Swanson, commanding CAPE HATTER AS, N. C Wind gusts of 63 m p h. ware Now they've rescheduled the officer of SNA5. (U l'l) — Hurrican* Gladys reported at Manteo, N. C., dedication for this Friday st Defective Wiring moved its too mile-in hour The affair will be held at 3 p.m, and all eyes are turned A defective wadi in; ma­ winds closer In the U. S. main­ during the morning, the station's Lake Golden rec­ to the weatherman. chine motor sent city firemen land (inlay and sent heavy Tha Washington Weather reation area. Days Left To on a run Monday at 3:08 p.m. seas against a 1,000-mil# Bureau warned that residents Following a short coffee and to * home occupied by Mrs. stretch of the eastern sea­ at islands and low-lying coast­ doughnut period, the "kaffee Register For Gordon Affirld at 404 E. llth board. klatchen" will be taken on a al areas along the North Caro­ St. Damage was confined to At 8 a. m. EST Gladys was lina coast north of Capa Hat­ tour of the station during General Flection which they will see several the motor, firemen said. Tage 9 centered near latitude 34.3 ters* should move to higher Page 9 new buddmgi, including the Bridge .. — ....... north, longitude Tt 8 west, or ground before tides flooded recently constructed barracks, Call The Jaycees Classified -------- Page 10-U about 223 miles east-southeast eacap* routes. Evans Funeral enlisted men’s pool and avion­ Comica — ........... _ Page 9-10 Gaia warning* flew from Wil­ of Cape Hatteras, Far Transportation Tha funeral of Frank Pare 4 ic building. Editorial Winds of 100 miles in hour mington, N. C., to ProvincaTo Register — Evan* of Laka Mary, vanar- extended out 30 miles mainly town, Mass., and on th* Dela­ Page 10 A motorcade (for which a Horoscope ALL O U R N E W P A T T E R N S A N D able Seminole County pioneer to the north, of tha hurricane's ware and Chesapeake bays. A few mure cart are needed Society ------------ _ Page 8 322-5481 who dltd Saturday, will ba center. Gal*s ranged 400 miles hurricane watch wsa in affect according to Charles Morri­ Sports -------- —- . Page 9-7 C O L O R S REDUCED N O W ! held st 10:30 a m. Wednesday to the north and 250 mil** to from Capa Hatteras In Cape son) will assemble at the Page 9 TV Programs TE 8-1158 at Biieaoa Fuueral Hum*. Chamber’s building oa First CAPT, SWANSON th* south. May, U. J. W* tha Women ___ Page 9 WEATHER: F air through Wednesday; high today In middle 80s; low tonight 60-65. Swofford: Avery Claims Untrue Plan 2nd Flight Seminar Set Here Legion Session On Merchandising Concessions Won From Khanh, Saigon Workers Halt Strike Local Housewife Tied Up, Robbed Flames Roar On FFA To Pay Two Injured In Head-On Crash Burns 'Deliberately Deceitful' - - Holley Passenger On Scooter Hurt Swanson To Be Coffee Club Host Gladys Moving Closer To Coast ONLY 10 Herald Index t * �1 m t t P it* S — n . 1M4 Humane Society Welcomes 20 New Members Legal Notice u n n Ltgol Notice I Logoi Notice or im it tw i n im a it D i n a i, locio r u r t f c m w w of n r mn .s r t evat ss s a c u te r it , iv t h r e ta e v r r c o u r t nr TKSt HIR IK I t l K I I L CIR. r r i T t* a r k r a p i b k i v o l r r w A ACERT RBb M R * I* c r a r c e b t a a asm * NOTICE II HEREBY OIVTHE l.TIIOR CBETRAL LIFR s t a r tw a n r r m u EX. Tket D. Real* the h e l l ­ w a i u a a a a n i a a* a t 1NH RARCR C O K F A N T .-----er * f the follow in g e ertin cot* m lalttrater e t tha Eetato e t P la in tiff, | ho# rite* eat* vert If Ito t# fe e ion tea Bella r . _________ __ „ . „ , See* t* he i m e t th e r eto . The HATs'.O.VD M. DEAR I VS. et a*. m ia tirr The Semtaote County Hu- e e r tm to ie eomher o o * near #f Defendants, . __. ___ . M teeooo*e. the deeertpttea «r the SETTA T. PIBTIOE. et al. t e n c K o r s t i r tv m *M s o c ie ty w ew em eo m 1property. t o * te e oem o to w » c k DeteaSaate WORTSIAM F — E t'L R St HR TO. RATMOVD K. DESK tX I new mint k en oi tto inroad M* woe oooeoood ore oe fetlewe: as vtc■ new m e m e w n e t »■ c er ttn e o t* n *. i t e e T eor e t an# DtXTR S . BESKINS, STATE meeting Saturday et the Sea-1 leoeoaen lift _________ hie w ife TWi V arela ______ T ech *# >»■>■»»! i T ea ar* fceteky n etlfltd that h E « ii >EJ«CBi tlNKNOWK ford Civic Crater. All (Lew Teeglewood Bee a eatt tw aulat title kwe Men u s d t o i All p arties claim ing lien T ee A Feet Dane M b reu fk t ta tk # Cl rewit Court o f rtereel* hr. through, uaThe group is atm working I M l m T i n >tr * O K I •em tnol# C eeaty, Ftorlda. l«r or a ta la a t the aforeon organisational procedure*, 111 POM IH> n I Too. y e a ewd ether* eteiir «aM paraeae gleweed Boptet Plot Peek e g gap e i i s u , r ig h t title e r Ter] ARB hereby aerified aaid R. T. Johnson, acting I Po m n latereet la or Ilea up** the that a Caaipialot to feraclee* bead of the newly formed so­ Xi b i lo which iMoeoeO Well. ren ew in g laasrlkeR reel f r c » certain m ortgage encum ber, ciety. He elao reported that c. r emioj, n , too party r lta a t* 4 la a m le o i* m r the N ttow tag Seecrlbea O raety, Ftortea, l**w ltt . tea l jrep ertr. te -w lt: tho orxt noting -111 bo held lo I F ^ e t o S Bti?. ‘to Boot IS feet «( to t U and lot *. BLOCK t*. NORTH October. n e r l l o Ueleea e w l eeetiru o te an r t to ts IS. t*. IT an* ORLAKDO, s e e d i n g to II la Btock W.Retort U plat thsrowf recorded la B etu eddiiltn la A lia-I Fl*t Reek 11. Page* l* aa< a e s t a as per plat thereof | u , public Record# of le a lrecorded la PU* Reek l.l Ml* County. Florida 2 * 2 g * “ p W iS fS T h u pagoa H aad IT, FaPIta «<• be* been filed against yog In • i d neighbors eO over tho county Oeort Meoee o t fo o ter * , aerda a t ferelpel* County, the uhov* styled suit, and you Ftorlda. tro required to eerv# a copy county that wo Med their "JK g g E ^ aad ye* are hereby regalrod 'o of year Anewer or ether PleadP°rtwhich ta the I U Soy e t Otteber, ftto year aapwer er aeaar vrri-. -ng to the Complaint en Plata* The group i* alio propariag !»•*. tea dataaaa peeecaaUy a t ly tiff* aareratyo AKBERhON. Jetemon to d ., u r^ d th .t "Thoee iaUreited in tha s o -la « e h Mtt siagiat It. A PKACEMAK1R PLAQUE is received by Mr*. Roy Pounds, left, presi. dent of the VAH-7 enlUted m en'i wivee club. M ri. Clifton Stringer p rtsented the pUque on behalf of the Sevenettea club. oerttneot* S S & f jj wut he eou to aik the Statofd City CteR.| ,,» • < * mio Ited toy ed Joip million end tho ccundla afi f Official cterhfa Bean other muakipaUtiea hi oddltion to the Seminole County) firm minion ter Arthur H. l e e h w lth, Jr. Clerk Ctreolt Ceort eem loel* C eooty. F ieri** > n 8 T. B or. J r , D. c . P a h llih Sept. L t- II. II. I H l _______ _____/ T w i n the « t r k ROIK. BEAR A L O W N B E T k i *f tha C lrcait C to tt. Rioth Jed*I Rasa Central Boulevard. Or. icial C lrrett. aemiaot* Ceanty. I H ad*. Florida, aad ftto th e o n Ftorlda, a t th e Court Renee In g la a l Aaswar er o th er F lood, haaferd, Ftorlda. a t # to oe.-valtag la tha efflca o f th e Clerk a eepy th ere*! aptei tn* P lain- « f ta* Clrcait Court # • e r betif f # a ltw a a y who*# earn* is lte r * the tih day *1 wittdarweedt*. Kata** e n # lit# # . I t you fe ll tw e o e*. * Ward, t i t Fork Aveaua. Sc ink I decree pr* eonfeeoo w ill be W inter Park. ylerlSa. net Inter token 0E*tnet y e a fer the re. tbaa tha Itk day e f O ctstor. lie f demanded la tk* Com* l i l t , tkarota se itii.g ay the p u tn t. r eta il, right, title leiereet in Thie Kotic* ehall to yuhH eh. er lieu upaa the e ta v e aeeerlb- l*d pare » week fer four oened preparty a ltlB M hy y e a and | eecutive week* la th* hen fer# sheuta y e a reil to 4 e « *«• Herald. ere* pra aaofrepo w ill t o *s> DATED THIS 4th dap e f Ured epalM t reu. feptem har. 111#. W tT N B M m y head ta d *M t|(afeA L l of sil# Court it Sanford. Flor Arthur N. Beckwith. J r , Ido. thlo J lth day e t Aaauet. Clerk *f Circuit Court ~ By: Martha T. Vlhlea lie i Deputy Clark IttA U PUeh Sept. I. II, » . 3S. Ill# ic ih a r M Rechwlth. Jr.. FuPIUh Clerk of th* Circuit Ceurt C D B -lt Py: M arine T. Vlhlea I — . r 4paty c u r b n THR c iR c u r r c o u r t » F Pubi sH Sept, i , s. t l , « , lit* , t k e rtm tk j u d i c i a l e t a . ere e r r r , ta a v b r o w w u s o i a W ntrrw aadls. Heine# A W eed COEhTF. FLORIDA, t i t P erk Avenue, South ICKAECBKY NO. A net# ter the men . . . If gendemoa prater blonde*, you ought ta eomn with ywr wife Legal Notice |cp,,u to the thow. Three attracUvw •• . , a _ c l i e n t r e t B t as* >* arid be model* la tha rv t h b n n r ir r r a n t t n a im s itm c ia i n o . ibow. The Chnekmeiei are an­ h iw r v A M c ta i n a c r ir n v n m S t r " iv aap rw w • M iic ti t s e s n . r u t t s i. ting tha met ta eomn rorvT T . n o a i p a cga a cS w a a T . tod take a to * at whet their r a t s m r a a sa w I a m e r ic a w f s d r r a l s a t * f tree will aaad ter tha winter. FREDERICK M- RLXLARD, nrtM * ARB LOAV^UMOCIA y< P la ta ttttjx iO R O P ORLARDO. Mra. Ago** BuMavltla ia LECRETtA FAIOE B U L r U R n L * m ie liff, chairmaa ter the event. Otfcnr committee haadi a n M n. v o n r s o r , ^ * nd*nt 2J.1F ayiMSOBurae *»4 st Loula* Potoptaukl, refreshTHE s t a t e o r rtO R ID A TRI L,VI* *■ FRIEDRICH. M l »1f«. U c r e tl* Fair* RutUrS __ D *le» 4*at*. M n. Bennie Twhtns UT W eet ITlh itr e e t. A r t RWTIC* OF SEIT IR publicity; M n. Shirley Lares, Me. s h ta to a a i rea x rL o sca i Norfolk, v ir r ln la TO, F H IL U F FRIEDRICH *fi* decoration*, aad Mn. Sherry A Sworn Complelnt h tv ln r l STLVIA A. FRIEDRICH, Mere Am » acU wUI pro- Grubb tickets aad gregnms. h*#n ttle* a gain st y«u ta tha I ___H i wife • • ft vkk aa svsBisg of sHtertslRCircuit Court In en* foe Oeml- E E a iD B h cE i n o li County, TUtrMe. in ChenBo* H i weal it the Ovic Cootor lotur M n. Leo Crake boated the Winter Pork. Florida I R' •irjr. foe vnnntmiiH of H er_ •evrh en n n li. tlllnol* ----------------------— ------ . — 1 R A T RIVER tAVIKOA RANK ■Hay algfet. The show will bo officon wive# of VAM-T at their rite*, the ehort title *f eaid Tou are h ieeb r notified that v iy r ic w O F APPLICATOR • New Tack P eah lag corpora. ■rtlan hotnr m E D E R IC K M .l* Com plnltf fe foreeloi* n eer oeeeoi at I p. m■ with a mus September bridge at her ReFOR TAX DEWS It Ion, ni i.i.AUD. r ia in tlff vo. i .k - ta la m oet«*r* *nenm h*etn( the l*ee. IM . 1 S F lorida htototoe od F le ln tlft k a l awober by the "Vtitlsst* venae Perk home. Mn. MUw I’llKTIA PAIGE nL’I.I.A nD .I follo w in g Seeerlbed eeal pro iwtat OP THE "Vigilant* Band" tun* up for thoir performanco Bead." Till* iroup will not Lrbedeeker was co-hoetetf. I'of'-uU nt, thee* preisnt* e -« l perte. la-wH : J4DT1CB ta HERERT OIV-1 nuRERT E. DEVRRKAUX Saturday night a t the USO Benefit Show. Prom left to right are Ruaa The B u"t It (**e of to t It EV, T hat D. Home tho hold. RBTTT J. DRVBRRAVX. and to ceuse and require you u> —' — particle* to ia the talent ihow Guest aad high te a m w u hi* one ell or t o t I t of file your w ritten defenee*. If Hamilton end Jack Shafer, g u ita r; Stove Colltn, percussion* Emil Camp, e l tltu r e lie v in g c e r tllk e t* I w ife, MssU, but will be heard before Mn. Kd Petersen. QUEEN'S MIRROR SOUTH er •ny. to th e Com pletst riled has M s.I t a l i certificate fee lam Defendant* guitar and Bob Mooney, vlbaa* REFLAT ADDITION TO deed te Pa laeued thereon. The t o i ROBERT E. DBVEREAUX . herein, end t* eirv* a copy tad heteaea the acta. Peacemaker wivea proooal CASSELBERRY aeeerd lag ir tiftte t* aem her gad ye nr e t thereof upon P la in tiff* •tla r M d P E T IT j. d e v e h . Ticket! will be told at the were M n. Ed foy, Mn. John Bridge player included Mri. t« tha plat thereat a* re etesvavco, ney on or before th« tStb day deocrlptien e f th# RAUX hU w ife, door aad art alao available •e»4e* In toot le a k 11. property, the o f October. A. D. t i l l , otheroo, M n. Roy MtLaia. C. J. YoungbUde, Mri. Doo and the name In teg Orchard Drlva Pax* II. Public Record* ot which H w ee eeeeeeed ere AS I lie a Decree Pro cenfeeeo at the USO, Touchton'a Drug Mra. Tom Joyner, Mn. Bob Pyrecuee. New Tork ___ __ _______ l«m laol* County, Florida. 111 be entered _______ *s*ln*l .you Sullivan, Mr*. WiUiam Malicfell#w e. TOU ARR M EREST NOTN ataro aad from any Tlaaretto, Donaldson, Mre. Lairy Dion, end Iho ret,,* proetod *• porta. I bee been filed egnlnet you In C i.tific e i# N'W 111 Tear e l p i e d that a Com plaint for wiTNEaa my hand and efft- the above • tried eutt. end you loon The KVAH-l eoliatod mem Mn. Jerry Chspodlaiae, Mre. lowiki, Mr*. Paul CritwaU. a n s o l t |p Fereetoeure e f M ortgage hee rial reel i t Sanford, Stmlnol# • '• required to rerru a oopr Us script Vow e t Fropottys beea Med egaln et you on tho wive* club, the Tlferottea. U Mike Horeaby and Mr*. Don Mri. Jerry Humor . Mri. HirCounty. Florida, thlo t»th day «f your Anawer or other Plo«4£ 101 F t of SJp of t o t I t follow in g described property. ry Klein, Mra. G. L. Atkinson apeaeorlai the show to rsls* Danault. ot Heptembor, A. D. 1»«». Ina to tho Complaint on Plain B lk S flabftrt L 8 *U fl A4* UfteWltt (HEAL) U ltra attorney* ANDEnaON, e * e and Mrs. P. A. Snyder, meaty lor the USO. dltion lo A ltem oale P lot to t IS. In OOLDIK MANOR.' Arthur It Reck with. J r , nUSH. DEAN A LOWNDES. 1 JJ s e e e e • Book I Peg*# ta A ST according to the P la t. White Elephant* will be on Clerk of the Circuit Court. Beat Central Boulevard. Orlan Name In which eeeeieed Edthereof recorded In Piet Ninth Judicial Circuit In do. Florida, and Ilia tha orl ward Mrs. Roy Pounds, preiident Members of the VAH11 Dot tale at the ballroom tomor J. Kruae at #L All e f eeld lo o k 11. y a g e 71. o f th* and tor Semlaola County, 1final Answer or otbar Plead- property Peln# la the County #f y uk „ , g ^ fd * e t kem lnola a saluted wives club will hob row morning, beginning at • of the VAH-T enliited wivea Florida Inf In tha arflre «f the clerk Seminole, State e t Florid*. UaCounty, Florldeclub, was presented with a their regular meeting tooigbt a. m. ilyt Martha T. Vlhlea. D. C. of the Circuit Court on or be U m such eoTtlfloet* sh ell be . n l you ero hereby required te flnrdun V. rredtrtrk I fore the list day of Ootober, at 1:30 lo the Sunday School The tala will b* part of a plaque with tha squadron em­ according te le w Iho serve a oopy e f your A nsw er to Attorney for Plaintiff I ttl t . It you fait to do oo, a d l­ redeemed described in such c o r - D ,# „ i d Complelnt on QRKRoom. Chief Petty Otficori wiva* club blem at the recent meeting of l’. o. Boa 1791 Icree pro eonfeeoo will bo taken property llflcate w ill be sold to the high - a o R T AND ELLISON, A ttor. US Eaat "ommerctal Street aaelnet you for tho roll#! dt- •et bidder ut the front door o l Tho new by-law* of the coffee. Members ero to bring tha Sevenettea Club. for y m BMtfl , t „ g. Hanford. Florida 11111 mandld tn the Complaint. Mri. Clifton stringer gave Check mite club, recently re tho White Elephant* from £ ou5 !, . (.ir * ,,rt *Mh Avenue. Fort to u d ftd tie . Publish Sapt. It, H. It A Oat™ * !**••**• •'’»'< »• publish f ‘ E enford. Fterlde. on I yq ^ i**, file the original vised aad approved, will be bom# to bo auetionod off by the plaque to Mn. Pound* on S. ISIS. *1 onca a week for four eon * n*w ,f 1,1 ,h e o ffice o f the CPU-41 | eecullv* week# la the Sanfod behalf of the Sovenatte ladle*. dletiibutrd to member* on Mrs. D. Smith. ** th c le r k e f the Circuit Court on Herald. *'5. ^ J , ***'. , , or before the llt h day of Octmimeographed ihectf. Twenty-seven member* itCommittee member* for the D eled th is Ilrd day e f July „b#r. ISSd; etherwd*- th* e ll s . TMHKjJ ,t u mti? < rela ,,T w rn . *rr 5 mb, DATKn( «"'• hiVTS* s l r/ .m l ( |J 1" " d*F ®t *” P‘ Tbll moctlng will be the lsit coffea ar* Mr*. J. Hay, Mra. tended tha meeting at the o r r i.ir i .-loTh-. nrett lie t t o m ef eeld C o...pl*lnt w ill 4>F FLOHID4 I.V AND FOR . fO ffleiel t le r k e t e e l l be taken as cenfeeeed by you. e a t for Mr*. Margaret Buhl. S. Wlggiaa and Mra. Smith. Acey Deucy club. Mrs. It. B. a rw iv o i.r cotNTY. 1,1 . .V - u . t ... . cks‘r h k^ c L ? c . s n bated im * nth day *f who*e bu*b»d i* retiring from Tha coffee was planned at Brown, wli# of tha squadron'• CM*VCBMY VO. 14IT*. tT•Pemilnel* .c lrU * .C ,I*_September, net. v o T ic R o r r o R E C L o a c u £ *T)L #f vc ri u i . 5 . 0,,rt county, F lerid e f SEAL) tho Navy after 23 years. Mri. the September meeting of Urn commanding officer and Mrs. OXI.B Rr: Martha T. V lhlea By: a . T. Rey, Jr.. D. C .| Arthur H. Beckw ith, J r , Howie Jenkina, Mr*. Mary CPO wives club. Other plan* Ksnnstn Coney, wife of tha J. I. Ot.EAAON, JR , Admin-1 D*PUty Clerk Publlah Sept. L S. II. 31. IPS#. Clerk e f Circuit Court latralor of Veterans’ Affaire, an Publish Sept. 11, IS, A Out. S, C D E -lt Rufu* and Mri. Gtenda Thur- Include a ‘'bring your own •aacutiva officer, ware honor ky Merth* T. Vlhlea Officer of the United Stete* # f |t * . 1**4. man will bt Iho hottesMt. Deputy Clerk itaak" for October IT. and the ed guests. America, |CDE-T» e • e CH ECK IN G THE N E W cookbook w ritten by I,OT,tr «w>,T A x % iw o ’** obm W a f d il u k e i Plaintiff. nett regular meeting on Oct. Mr*. Darwia Smith, aim a military wives all over the world, are Mra. Bob ,, . ^ |l * TKB CIRCUIT eeVRT, JSJJ. Ato-1* Flertde Ptototo. •« lflUV V r i . h ' J 4venre WU ter four now babiaa 31. CPO wtvoe of RVAH 3 will guest, waa tha auctioneer (or VIVTM jrm c iA L rin c tiT , Wataon and Mri. C. L. Fitzpatrick. The cook* wart preaantod to tbolr rgiptc- bo apodal gueiti. Mra. E. tha euceaiiful Jewelry ill*. DOLORES C. KOENIO, hla w lft,I |q AMD F«H« SKWIVOLSi NOTICE IS MEREST OITbook will be on ante at the NOWC benefit bridge. EN. That L. O. Beyle th* Holder ll- T ' tivw mot bora at the Soptember Checefiky is In charge of In She wai m ilted by Mrs. J. P. COC*TT. FLORIDA. NOTICK i s HRRRI9T aiV- | N rtiAVCRRT V o. IdSdd of th* following eattlfleete b*« "*pl* **' **’ ** * 0<* coffle* of th« RVAH l offic­ vIt log the RVAH-3 Udlci. Bait. ,V fimily's Navy tradition. He is enlisted wife of HVAll-5 can EN pursuant to a Pinal !>#• m o r t b a u k PORRCt.oarsaR filed oeld cenlflent* for ten COB-11 er* wivee dub. * • # Mr*. Poundi explained the ersa of Forcctoaure dated His I wiv-tv i . p i ft k FEDERAL deed tn be Issued thereon. The now at Camp Berry Recruit contact Mrs. Jim Pitman. Itth day of September, A. P CVVINCN AND LOAN cerllflonte nunibor and year ef AMO Tho babici belonged to Mr*. The Tigcrette club will hold arrangements for the home­ I >44. end eMered In Chancery to'.a-riov corporation or- leeuence. the descripUe* ef th* VOTICR g r APPLICATION Rvorott | . dim m er, Mri. Rs- a Septsmbar coffee at tho coming of tha squadron. The Training Command at Great Mrs. Donna Williamson of Care No. 1*11# of to* Clreul* eanlaed anda salsttn property, end ths seme In | ___ ,r® ? . Z ,**.® !*® ino h is s m g under the propir.r, hert D. Harrop, Mr*. Walter horn# of Mrs. Dorothy Oakas man of VAll-7 are presently Lakes, 111., ills father, station­ Lon gwood ran be contacted by Court of the Ninth Judicial I )a(ra <f , h, tTnlled States of which It w e# isoeeeeS e r* ee ! ! * * #•**#• F lerid e Sees follow s: Circuit In and far Hsmlnole Vmertc^ Wrigbt and Mri. Gordon on September M. Tho coffee aboard tha USS Enterprise ed In RVAH-3. has been in the thuae living In South Seminole. County, Florida, wherein 1. » Tear e f 80TICM I I HEREBY OIV. ■ r u i n . i f f Certificate No. IIS Kucha. I EN, That D. Rome th e hold“ n u ,*‘ leeuence H ie Member! of the club were Oleaw.n Jr., as Administrator ^ will begin at 1:30 p. m. and all and will return lo Sanford the Navy for 24 year*. D*oorlpt1<*n *1 Proportyi ! f teH ew ie* certlfleeto of Veteran#’ Affairs, an O f f lU y n iL T N SIHERLOCK. a /k /a * * * Tho coffee woo held at tha onliated mens wives of RVAH-1 fin t week In October. reminded of the coming elec­ t o t I t Elk A Treat i f , In n . told certlfleet* for of Ihn y n lttd ■ (•!•* Of HTR1LTH P. SHIER LOCK, unVOQ wardroom Thuradsy. ire invited. The "Alr'lfl Committee" will Mra. Doug Boiea wilt b* the tion and urged ta vote. They ref Amsrtca. le P laintiff, and W il-1 morelad lend* Springe A ceerdlag to be leeued thereon. F loie thereof recorded upon e er tlfk et# lu m b e r and Dafaadant s o * Hoitem* worn Mr*. Ellen notify the families as to whan hostaaa for a housewares par­ were also advised to remind Ham M. K osat* and Dalnras C I K oenir, his w ife, are tku De-I v o t ic r o r a t-tr the Fubll* Retard* e f •* l*sw»»«s. the deeerlp Brady. Mr*. Tarry Muttuck Mra. C. C. gmith and Mri. tha man ira due to arrive ty on Friday at bar home on their husbands who ar* aboard fendants. 1 will nail to th alfQ , vtfftlLTN HHIERIX1CK. a/ Sem inole County Florida tlon * f tha property, end tha hllheet end host bidder for and Mr*. Diana Qu##n. Tfairift (n which KaaftftMd wHlfh H t u J. A. doGanibl took firtt and Thoee without phones should Orange Ave. Member* of the the USS Hangar in the Pacific h e MTRIt-TN V SHIER e*sh nt the Freni Door e f the . LOCK, unmerrlod. whose Helen SutherUnd. All e f eeld *r* “ Mrs. Donna McDaniel wu second honors at tha RVAH p contact Mri. Poundi. Mri. RVAH 5 elisted wives club will to gat ibeentea ballots. S.minole County Courthouse in property being In th* County I Certificate Ne. 1*7 Tear reetdenea le Ankara Tur­ awarded the " Friendly Dra officer* wives bridge held Wed Carol Surbrook or Mr*, nose b* the guests. Mr* Pitman and Sirs. Don­ the City nt fenford. County ef key end who## m ailing of Somteolo. Stato et Florida Itouenco l l t i S'eie of Fleride. et U e le it such certificate ehall ,F * J R • . «on" award ter the month and neiday tn th* BOG Aftarburn- Brewer to make arringa • ddreee lot Members of tha refreshment ald Warniek will be the baby le.-niuote. 11.40 A U. en the tth dev ef Jtot 1* I U I t. D reem wetd Mre Mrritru F. interlock be redeemed ereerdiag te law tho door prim waa won by *r. menu All members are re rr*mmllt*e for the party are litters for the wive* of VAH-11 rvtoher. A R till, tk* foil* the erneerty deeerthed In each ^to*1 * Fe#e# * 31 tin Dr. Eleanor K. <Jreen Mr*. Lou Qalinor. certificate will be told to thal * F>S# Reek 4 Pegve II 4h ltuatosa foe lb* September quested to uot call the station. Mr*. Joe Williamson, Mrs. Del­ But. t al their mewling on Sept. Ing described property eo set Ankara, Turkey fnrih In eeld Pinel Decree, toh ith eet bidder i t the (rent Soor ** . . . . \1R A I D Mr* C. E. McCardle showed bert Hayes. Mrs. Kay Hilliard IT and Mrs. Gene O'Neill and wit New member* introduced it bridge waa Mr*. J. K. Dunn. of the Seminole County Court H im # tn which eoeoeeed Mar. fj A 1*0. 1*4 tho mseUiis Included Mr* Rrfrrihmanta of coffee, punch Alma which had been sent from and Mrs. Terry Llndtcy. IJiT FIVE It) of PAN House i t Sanford, Florida, o n ! • * ,,et Thom*. All e f eeld pro. , Mrs. Harry Woodruff wiU do New Tork. New T«rk ANDO ESTATE*. Bern .end ta env end ell other pert the Mret Monday In Iht m onlh ! ,T tr to*"* ■" *k* County of Judith Hcndrlkton, Mri. R. C. and reliihoa were aervad to the Enterprise. Tha (Urns were Plinv for the party were the honors on Sept. 25. note bounty, florlle.^ e«-||«s ctelmlng tny rl«ht. title. of October, n e t . which le th e f • “ '■ole, t u t # e f Florida. Unft ft • Wehatrr, Mr*. Bernice Walk- the gutiti who brought thatr of the lniUation of the men is m*de at tha mnnthly meeting cording to p ltt thereof re- end/er interest in end te th* Hh dev of October. IPS*. | '*»# such eortlflcete eh ell lo Dated thie Itth day of Auguet ftotem od secerdlng ta le w th# or, Mrs, Rita Gahlaghtr. Mri. own aandwlehaa for lunch. A they passed over the equator of the club, held at the Acey Officers of VAH-T will meet corded te Plat k o 'k 17. follow ing deecrlbed properly. I*i4. property deecrlbed u eueh carP egs (1. of the Public R e -lto W|t: r El Germiln and Mra. Melanie cake, decorated with Ihe word* GueiU at the meellni were Deuey Club. .Mrs. Paul Wern for dinner Friday evening at rords o f Rrmlniite County tlflcnto will bo eold to the hlgh t o t 7, [Hock - r ' . EN0L1SH tu ff icial C larke Reel! Halmaa. Mri. Carol limner it- "Good Luck Judy’’ w u eerv- Mrs. Roy Perry. Mr*. P. Mur­ rr. wife of the commanding the Imperial Houat- at 7 p m. Florida. Arthur If. Dockwlth, Jr. bidder e t tba front door of ESTATES UNIT ONE, Semi with: riork circu it Court ' Seminole County Court tended bar flrit coffee. nol» County. Florid# ec ad for draaort. It ora* In honor phy. Mm Pal Antoni and Mm officer of the squadron waa a The dinner will take the place T oirther 1 W estnm etlc Hot Water Semlnola County, Florid* * l tonford. Florida, en cording to tha plet thereof, Mr* Harrop'a mother. Mri of Mra. D A. Turner who will Phyllia Shiw. special guest. of the October coffee. H eeler M4 gel 1 No llt-D E Ry: a T. Ray. J r , D C ' t o flrel Monday le tho month ne recorded in P lot Book 1 Em erton-Fryne Kitchen • • • Fubiteh Sept, l, I. t l , i t , ]M * "< Ojteber. 1M4. which Is t»* North, wai e gueit. Mri W . R. Hayes, Mr* C soon Uavo for Europt. II. peg# I. P ublic Record* A Hilleetlnn from the hake­ E sh tu r i Fen w llh llood **h dey «r October, t i l l . of Seminole County, F lor­ CDB-I Stone and Mn. G. I.. Layer less bake aate was made and Members of the Checkmate* 1 Mon.igrsm W ell Furnace Deled this 2lrd dey of July ida. — No A-t*te-K were hoiteisei. The ne*t meet­ membera who have not donated formed a bowling team and voTtrm o r v p ri.trv T io v I }•••-, . , .. . „ TOU AIIE IIKIIKIIT NOTI I, Martha W e s h l n g t n. . n r im t i e t»Knn c V.1** •*••> . , FIKt> thel ths I'lsln llfr. WIN ing of the group will be at the will br able lo do an at the welcomed a new member at hullt-ln Ke. tl-V-llV-1 TEIt PARK FEDERAL RAV I to*. 1*4.10 Florida PUtntoe of Jr‘ Acey Deucy club on Ocl 20 neat meeting Kach member their regular September meet­ tee*) | Clerk C lreslt Ceurt. AREA DIRECTORY received a copy of the new ing. George M rsrrant*. the sen reviaed by-laws. Membera of the new bowling of Chief and Mrs. Georg# M. The Savagette'a membership team, iponvored by Jim Hunt AIR CONDITIONER INSURANCE Vcrranta. la continuing the drive la beginning and any Realty and a part of the HiH. B. Pope Co., Inc. Noonrra league, arc Mra. Bon­ AUTO ft PROPERTY nie Jenkins. Mr*. Eileen Cor­ Par The F la m Year Around nett, Mrs. Charlotte Neea and Weather Conditioner UDDERS Mrs. Betty Nawaome. All Llngg Written •alas — Service Plans for the Oct. 9 fashion tog S. Park Ave. Sanford Bring Your Iniuranca show and for a skit for the tal­ PA 2-*23* Problems To Ua — ent ahow were discussed. IN S U R A N C E AUTO SERVICE HARRY ADAIR'S BALL-BLAIR AGENCY 211 8. Tack Ave. FA 2-564* SULC SERVICE SANFORD. PLA. Tina - Batten#* * Acrenori*! Read AAA Service PLUMBING Guaranteed Irak* A Muffler 8trvice freerh • let. PA 2-0*21 KA 2-W3 PKEDS I t L. HARVEY PLUMBING Complete Instillations • B athroom * uld* K itchen Sanford Flour and Feed Store PUtarsa W ater Puaipa Pro* E stim ate* 204 8 . San ford PA 2 -T tll Jim Dandy F*#di Timothy H aj - Cotton Seed If you want psopl* to pay attention to your buiiaoi 13.40 par too lb. caU PA 3-MU tad ash the Vlad Herald Staff about Mme atPittoalng and Pattenlag HfO Sanford Are. Sanford tcnl:on setting ad* LOOK! IN N E R SP R IN G M A T T R E SS R E N O V A T IO N SP EC IA L vv. ".“ .m .'-.".“. r ia l ," Ba , * w B 5 f ,“ Sanford. Florida. Publish le p t. 22, 1114. CDE-TT (raid Tol. Adv.) SEE & H EAR • (Treeing ft Proeeaalng Fait • Bread New Caver far Matlraae SE N A T O R G O LDW ATER • Bread New laaalallaa where aeedad ALSO: New Mattreeaea, Box Springe, Hollywood Bed*, Odd Slat* and King 81a# R*di Mode To Order at Factory Price*! Echols 1 ilo r t h . W llk la a ln , .o r * !', ° te A X AtgOClA NOTICE t | HEREBY QPV. I »lmln_«le_Ceuniy, Florid* fare*!ltnhii TION hee Inetltuted eult 0. T."• ’Ray. Thftt D. HftWft III# hftJ4* pttKIEIRr:K Rant g”* J r D. C 2 N e ten i HreTere ” B , ' ° * , * ,n ** >'®u ln ,h * t r ®f th« fo llftw ln f f t r ti r i c t tf t r r .lJ 'ft ***** DATED th d e ltr e d n v .f ■ M l .l C*arl of ,h , !‘ ln,h DATED llt h d*r o f i e p l . ^ r c u lt, la end for Som leele Hftt ftlft4 ftftld e ftrtlflfttft fo r i f L i l l _______ amber, A. thl# P. 1*44 County. Florida, tho nature ot Arthur If. Ileckwilh. Jr. the eult le to foreclose that eer Clerk o f Clr. ult Court .* ■..* * ,- - . * * ____ . tain mortgeae on the ebare yeer of leeuence. tha deeerlp-1 ,m Hy: Martha T. Vthlen *tel*t## ed deecrlbed property, end pro lion ef the property, end th* {Sg> D. C. psrty being eltueted end local nem* In which it w#i esse seed NOTICR 10 m e r e r y mtvMeek N Clave lead. Jr., • fft u folUwt: r v i L . f i t. od In leminol* County. Florid*. r#rtificfttR Wft tAft T*«p and Harold F. Johneon. *** ***** A llirt 4> Myftfi tlift* Tou end each of you are hero lesuenc? Ildt ' Altorneye for Plaintiff, *f the f.ltewlng centby required to file your Anewer I’ O. Drew or E. DeeotlptUn of Feweertvi ‘,#St# has flip* e«ld eertlflceie BEDDING CO. l i t Magnolia Ave, Sanford 322-4311 CHANNEL 2 9:30 to 10:00 P.M. T U E SD A Y - SEPT. 22 G O LD W ATER — E ISE N H O W E R S e w ie o l* C ounty C om a, fo r Gold w e ter G eo. H ardee, Jr. Chm n. wiih the Clerk of the Circuit Court. In end for RerntnoW County. Florida, and rervo copy thereof upon vv. E. win dorwtedlo, ef tha firm of Win derweedlo, Heines * AVerd, 221 Park Avenue. South, winter Perk. Florida. Attorneys foe Plaintiff In the above action, on or before tho 2llh dey of Ootober. Itfl, alee a Decree Pro Confeeso will be entered •gainst >eu. IT IR ORDERED the! this he published la The genford Herald, a newepeper published In demlnule County, Florida, once each week for four raneecutive week* WITNESS th* hand of the Clerk ef the Circuit Ceurt. Semin*!* County. Florid*. Ul* the Itth day of September. A D. nee. IfRALI J]*1*1- ' SfWlSr .V £?& , . J preperly? Nem# In w h ic h o s it t e e d Jo- J ? . * ! . 1 ,u toeneeed Ph D. * Nancy u Johnson. ciV .V JT l S ! ' . . . . *u “ *<» »re?#rty being in I * ’ *,T T**f ** the County of Seminole. Slate _ of Florida. Unlean guch certlftcat. shall be redosmed accordfe?,* *' k 33. Wnahlngton Ing ta lew the property decP,*1*4* *** *ool‘ » crlbed In eueh certlfleet* wllll v \* ** _ t« eold to the highest bidder e tL ^ w m ,! * , *?*m.\* ,a* th, front door of tha Semlnola •"••me All of eeld proCounty Court Koum al Ion. , ln* ** lh* County of \ ford. Plorlda, on tho first Mon-J ••missal* g u t s of n o ri te. Uq.-.day In tho month «f October, ,u*',h ‘"ftlfkate shell t— IU*. which le the Ilk dey d # « « H according to lew the October, lil t . I ptoeerty deecrlbed tn such cerDated this tlrd deyat July 11 b* “ Id to thn hlfhtOSS. I “ I bidder et the front door of (Official Clerk'e Seel) II?* ksml*#l# Ceuniy Court Arthur H. Beckwith. J r , "hou** *l **to#rd* Florida, on Clark Circuit Court. I1"* Monday In the month Seminole County. Florida "bU-h la the Uy: Cl. T. Itey, J r, D. C. * ^ # * f to Ocliibler. |t t t . Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court •y : Martha T. Ylklen. DC. T ubtlsh Sept. Wlndorweodl*. Hemes * Ward tie Fnrk Avenue. South Winter Perk. Plorlda For n o t Publish lep t. :J * Oct. I S*iB.e, check n . : v t. tfuq d^ i j j QDft-U 1, g, i | . j | , I» t« Jjpfo ****1 *hl* * 'h 4* T °* A u* “■, (Olfielol Clerk'* Seel) Arthur H. Beckwith. J r,, sutommMTe bsr-1 ^i#»k circuit court. the Herild elsisiiy; u. t tuy. j r . d a ^ , tio, Se#v- L L te, it, li»< �New Lincoln Continues Setting Pace PuIflUlnj Iti rot* u the industry’* paeeaetter in d«»lgn and craftsmanship, the Lta•coin Continental for IKS will •bow progressive refinement! to Its classic styling when It Is Introduced to the public at Hunt Lincoln • Mercury deal­ ership today. A best of iinprovemente In engine, chassis and body at­ tain for the IMS Lincoln Con­ tinental new standards In roadability, reliability a n d passenger com fort. F r o n t wheel disc brakes are stand­ ard equipment "Each year tbe Lincoln Con­ tinental is strengthening its reputation as America's pres­ tige ear — recognition earned only through character and quality," said Paul E. Lorens, vioe president of Ford Motor Company and general mana­ HUNT L1NCOLN-MERCURY is featuring thla ▼ 'eye-catching Lincoln aa one of Its products of­ fered to the buying and viewing public of San­ Civic Center Discussed Coast speaker of tho Lions Club of Casselberry a t T hun• day night’s meeting a t Trade Winds Cafeteria was Slade Godley, of Altamonta Springe, president of the Greater Mait­ land Civie Center, who described the type of facilities t» be incorporated Into the building. lie was accompanied by George III g h a m 11 h, Fern Park, membership director for * South Seminole County. T ha Center will be avail­ able to teenagers and adults of South Seminole for recrea­ tional faciltities, p a r t i e s , dances, movtci, special events and civie meetings to name a few of its usee. Pledgee totaling $70,000 have been made toward the ^ goal of $105,000. It is aU be™ Ing raised by private sub­ scription end he sppealed to residents of South Seminole to support the project. President Darwin Shea re­ ported on the regional con­ ference which he attended re­ cently In College Park, Or­ lando. A Ladice Night was an^ Bounced for Thursday, Nov, I a t the Trade Winds Cafeteria in Seminole Plata. The Lions Sight Conserva­ tion Fund will benefit from an auction sale to be held Nov. 14. Curtis Blow is chair­ man of tha sale and anyone wishing to donate goods should contact him a t the Totem Pole Thrift Shop to % arrange for pick up. The local Lions will par­ ticipate In the state-wide fund raising drive to help support the state’s eye banks. ger of Lincoln • Mercury Divi­ sion. Mr. Lorens pointed out that Lincoln Continental sales this year increased 30 per cent A new hood with slightly raised center panel emphasis­ es the long, classic front line of the Lincoln Continental Flush - mounted perking light and turn signals In the lead­ ing edges of tbe bltde • tike front fenders set off the fresh Issfsrl V rrtlk I Sept. 22. 1964 — Page 8 front end appearance. The grille la recessed slightly, with the center portion thrust­ ing forward In theme with the crisp hood. Tbe dieeast grille la composed of continuous borIrontal bars separated verti­ cally by open black • sadbright rectangles. Tbe taUlampe are superim­ posed with horUontal grillework ovtr the knees, repeat­ ing the styling theme et the parking lights. Tha Continen­ tal emblem Is centered on the broad roar deck. Custom decorator Interiors offer a combination of luxury sad good taste. Trim materi­ als include a new largo cloth tad a knitted moire fabric, la addition to wool broadcloth and new low tutaer leathers and vinyls. Lincoln Continental again offers o four-door sedan and tho only four- door convertible built In thla country. For addi­ tional formality and tho liraousine look, a vinyl covered sedan tool Is offered In three new colon — brown, blue and ivy gold — in addition to black and white. Many engineering refine­ ment* a n incorporated Into Lincoln Continental's 430-cu* bie-lncb displacement engine for greater durability and smoother performance. These i a c 1u d o Improved radiator cooling, a new oit filter cap with two-stage filter and oU mist separator, and a new alx blade variable speed alumin­ um fan for air conditioned cart. A 43-amp alternator la standard, with 55 amps stan­ dard with air conditioning. ford and Seminole County area. The aieek new Mon stainless steel is used car displays a number of striking new innova­ In the mulflers, offering great­ tions. (Herald Photo) er nslstance to corrosion. New universal Joint seals a n among Improvements made to Lake Brantley the driveshaft for greater durability. Transistorised Ignition Is op­ Women’s Group tional for IKS. It Increases the re liability and durability of Organized the ignition system by length­ ening the life of the distribu­ By Maryana Milea and an afghan for the hos­ A women's auxiliary to the tor breaker points and Uie spark plugs. pital fund were on display, West Lake Brantley Civic As­ Another refinement is a .Sunshine chairman Ann sociation was oiRanked Lut new integral steering gear. Morrison reported 17 cheer Thursday morning during a The steering wheel Itself has cards were tent since the last meeting held a t ths home of an Improved feel. Riding com­ meeting and that Past Presi­ dent Franctnns Howard was Mrs. Jcri Rigsby, association fort Is Improved through use president. of new front suspension strut home after many weeks in bushings which reduce harsh­ T h o s a attending InclodeJ the hospital Mrs. M. Dillard was welcomed back after her Mrs. Anna Nash, Sirs. Grace ness. Lincoln Continental often Sechreit, Mrs. Glnny McClel­ siege in the hospital. many convenience and luxury lan, Mrs. Edythe Griffith. Mrs. The Auxiliary and Post wilt features as standard equip­ hold a Joint card party, Clare Stcnberg and Mrs. Jean ment that are extra cost op­ Klinger, Thursday, Oct. 33, at 7 p. m.. tions on other can . Standard During ths business session In the Fire Recreation Hall. on the Lincoln Continental arc Mrs. Greta Denning and Vin­ Mrs. Lll Young was sleeted automatic transmission, powcent Kanrackl arc chairmen as auxiliary president and er steering and power brakes, of the event . Mrs. McClellan as secretary- 6-way power seat, power win­ The president stressed 1065 treasurer. A project to help dow! and power vent windows membership tnd announced ths needy at Christmas was with bypass control for both, the Fall Round.up held SepL approved. seat belts and retractors, 19 In Orala at tha Marlon trip odometer and whitewall Hotel. Those eligible for tires. AM radio with fully re­ Funeral Notice membership are mothers, tracting power antenna ami wives , sisters, widows, or VATeox. w li l t aw nnvAVT rear seat speaker also is daughters of U. S. veterans — Funeral (or W il­ standard. An AM-FM radio liam Drjrant Watana. !!, of who served overseas. Ji» K. B ar St., L «n«w ool. with reversible selector butwho died Sunday, w ill he at tons, new band switch amt A social hour followed with ) p m. Wrdnaod.tr In tho more nielhiw tone Is optional. Mrs. Blanche Frye and Mrs. rhxitrl of Vlblm-C Fun-ral L. Ealerkamp serving as hos­ Lincoln Continental continu­ Homo. C u tolh orry, with tho lit* Jock Mndtagr, L o n swo«.l es Its 34,000-mile or two-year tesses. The next regular B a p lltt C hurch, n fflc la lln s meeting of the auxiliary will In i-im -n l w ill bo In Lons- warranty, which it pioneered, wood Comoiory. N kblack Fun- and its extended - Ufa service he Tuesday, Oct. 20, a t tha oral flomo, Csoootborry, Is In Fire Recreation Hall. features. ebsrse. DeBary VFW Women Welcome President By Mr*. Frank White The DeBary Ladles Auxil­ iary to the Veterans of For­ eign W art Post 8993 welcom­ ed the District Eight Presi­ dent Mrs. Nora CUlcspie of EdgewaUr for her officiul visit a t a meeting held Tues­ day, Sept. IS, a t the DeBary Fire Recreation HalL She complimented the Aux­ iliary on their hospital work and rehabilitation program, as well as attendance. She spoke on the VFW Na­ tional Orphans and Widows Home a t Eaton Bupidt, Mich., whers ever 200 children are taken core of by the Auxil­ iaries In $0 states. Each unit has a quota assessment of a dollar per member to help maintain It. Mra. Gillespie reported on the enlarging of the state headquarters in Ocala in her closing remarks. The president, Mrs. Myrtle Hill, gave her first quarterly report on Auxiliary activities and announced that the group assisted tha VFW Post In helping a family of seven children and an expectant mother return to Cleveland, Ohio, by donating clothing and cash following an appeal by Constable Papincau. Ditty bags and lap robes muds by ths members for vetersns in tha V. A. Hospitals H it LCDR. EDWARD O. William* w as rescued Sunday from the sea w i t h minor injuries a f t e r hie Sanford* based RA-GC Vigilante rccnnnnisnnce bomber crashed during an at­ tempted landing on the USS Saratoga, operat­ ing off the Carolina const. Fatally injured was the bombcr-navl* gntor, Lt. John Halsten. W. B. Watson Of Longwood Dies William Bryant Watson, 92, of 250 E. Bay S i, Longwood, died Sunday. A native of Georgia, he moved to l.on^wood 32 year* ago. lie wa* a retired block layer ami a iU p lisl Survivor* Include a daugh­ ter, Mrs. Eatvlla Selph, Longwood; two grandchildren; 13 groat-grandchildren and ana gresl-grcat-gra ndchitd. NlhUck Funeral H o m e , Casselberry, is In charge. Mrs. Locke To Address GOP By Julia Bertua Guest speaker a t tha Sem. inula C o u n t y Republican Headquarters on Highway 17-92 across from Seminole I’leia In Casselberry Wednes­ day at 8 p. m. will be Mrs. Nine l.ucke of Winter Park, who wae a delegate to the Itepulilkan National Conven­ tion in San Francisco. She will speak on her ex­ periences there and tha publie is invited. Non-Farm Building Public Health Nurses To Hear Declines In July Talk, See Film G A M N V IL L I - Woofarm building eonetructloa in Flor­ ida was slightly lower in July than It was at the m m tint* last ywar states • report foot nfoaaod by tha Bunau of Eco­ nomic and Busin*u Rea*art at tha Unlvtraity of Florida. But tho total valuo a t coostructioo authorised In tho first seven months of ISM was 10 per cent higher than for tho same period list ysar it was reported la the Florida Con­ struction Review. Privately owned construc­ tion tsi up throe per cent la July. This rise is accounted for by the 30 per cent inenaso In the value of new residential construction. For housekeep­ ing units the increase was 18.3 per cent while for non-housekeeping units tbe Inenaso leaped to TQM per coat. Educational building* won up 14.33 per cent but total val­ ue of publicly owned construc­ tion was down 37.3 per cent, the report stales. The West Palm Beach-Fart Lauderdale area showed the greatest increase In nonfarra building construction with an to per cent Jump over July, 19*1 The Fort Myers • Key West district gained over 37 pur cent in Its nonfarm building construction over July of last year and a 33 per cent in­ crease was aeen in the Daytuna Beach-Leesburg-Brooksvllle area. The Orlando metropolitan area slipped way down in construction activity with lest than 5* per cent of Ita July 1963 total. The TallahasseeNorth Florida area showed a 35 per cent decrease in con­ struction activity and the Tampa - St. Petersburg met ropolitan a n a showed a 39 per cent decrease from last year’s figure. Broward county reported construction employment as 11.1 per cent of total area em­ ployment, the largest propor­ tion reported in the state, ac­ cording to a special supple­ ment included In the Construc­ tion Review. The county also enjoyed Uw highest Increase in contract construction employment with a 33 per cent gain of this type employment In June, 1964 over June n year ago. New nonfarm dwelling units outliorired In Florida districts showed the greatest gain In the Daytona Beach-Leesburg. Bruoksvlllc area with over 100 per cent Increase over last July. Second was the Tampa - St. Petersburg area which regis­ tered an increase of 5* per You might aa well brag as to be so proud of not being s braggart that you brag about it. row you can own ■•» CUSTOM-QUALITY D u M ont <$£>■ (23-INCH CONSOLETTE TV AT THIS NEVER BEFORE LOW PRICE i T h is is th e L in coln C o n tin e n ta l for 1 9 6 5 : A m erica 's m o s t d istin g u ish e d m otorcar. It is th e lu x u ry a u to m o b ile th a t sta n d s apart from all o th e r cars. It d istin g u ish e s y o u a m o n g fin e car o w n e r s. ■ A ■ w - iv iw M l re S t i t t btfott - th£ fimtu m m t l* ttUtblon to u t 00 mart than ordinary TV liwotporstiai sJJ the Icsturcs that (u.t nuJc O, M. n( ijnoaymout with qual­ ity (or o'er s quarter of a century, this Urol Du M--nt includes s full poser tnadormcf chsuis, bonded 2J*picture tube with 20,000 volticf picture per-cr, amplified suUamiic (tin control, and ciclume Pcmu-Tvnc for permanent line * pi-.nf The walnut or mahogany {ruined uinumporsry cubiuet Mends auh -| l i i u ^ every room interior. Lp- front tuning anJ front-projected S to w U R ' high fidelity sound lystcm loo. Come in today and ms V lV ho* much quality so little esa buy But you better hurry, Ib M a M tIW a You will notice refinements in styling for 1965. Yet you models: the four-door sedan and A m erica's only four-door w ill recognize th is l uxur y m o to rc a r as u n mi s t a k a b l y convertible. The 1965 Lincoln C ontinental is now on dis­ C ontinental. U nique in its classic look. Singular in its lux­ play at your dealer's. Come see it. D rive it. Experience it. ury and com fort. Unequaled in its ride. Lasting in its in­ Discover the luxury m otorcar that stan d s apart from all vestm ent value. Built to the highest autom otive standards other cars, that distinguishes you am ong fine car ow ncis: in the world. Available in a deliberately limited edition of the Lincoln C ontinental fur 1965. America's most distinguished motorcar* si ihis low pcict our limited supply won't Lut Iona. SA N F O R D ELEC T R IC CO. VISIT OUR SHEET MUSIC 4 RECORD DEPT. I US MAGNOLIA 33M543 HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY, INC. 109 North Palmetto Avenue cent. Tbs West Palm BeachFort Lauderdale a n a galaed almost 37 per rent while the Fort Myers • Key West a n a moved up with a 33$ per cent in m ate In permits for woofarm dwelling units. The greatest percentage lata wae suffered by the Lakeland East Central Florida area with a 35 per cent decrees* over July of last year. The Florida Construction Review is published moethly la coopers lion with the Flori­ da Development Commission by the Bureau of Economic and Dullness Research at the University of Florida, $252,389 For Youth Training TALLAHASSEE — State ladust rial Commission Chair­ man Ronald S. Spencer Jr. said today $253,389 in federal funds will finance six new pro­ jects to train unemployed ad­ ults and youllu for productive job*. The program, under the Manpower Development and Training Act. MDTA, will train 3*5 peraooi. State School Supl. Thomas D. Bailey explained the train­ ing will he provided In voca­ tional schools in Ft. Lauder­ dale, Jacksonville, Peniscola, Tampa, Miami and Winter Park. Bailey said the training will Include welders, office clerks, auto body repair work­ ers, nurses aides and sales clerks. Sfiencer said persona inter­ ested In this training should register at local State Employ­ ment Service offices. Dr. M. A. Nesmith, a ford physician, will show a film and discus* tuberculosis at Wednesday sight's maettuR of the Public Health NvsfoR Service which will to held a t 7:30 p.m. at the Seminal* County Health Department, corner of French cad Math In Sanford. •The iuirmwia ef the M U e Health Nursing Service,” acid Dr. Frank to o * , county health department director, "relate to health goats such aa the promotion of health, prevention of disease end pro­ viding nursing service to th* lick at home. "The Home Muning Ser­ vice," be continued, "toneUoni with currently approved medical society through a pub­ lic health medical advisory committee. "Our nurses are qualified la the cervices they ra d a r," said Dr. Leone. "Written orden from the physlealia arw followed explicitly In a bed­ side program which ia expan­ ding with Use population In­ crease and as the public be­ come* better informed an to the economy of borne ra tin g service*. "There ia a gradual lacrease In the aged segment ef oar population a n d associated with this ia aa Increase in tbe acute problem of long terns Illness. The best health ser­ vice available Is the visiting nurse — medically supervised home mining care. "Thla program attempts to furnish nursing tnd rebabtUtattve service* to patient* In thrlr borne* and bridges a gap in community health aarvicee for those patients too ill to visit n physician's office or a clinic, yet do not need hospi­ tal care," Dr. t a n e conclud­ ed. Homo Nursing Services arw available by contacting th* Seminole County HaaKIl De­ partment, 322-27X. An alcoholic will Inevitably deny that he hna a problem with alcohol. According to the Florida Alcoholic UrhablHlv tion Program, this denial is aa much a part of alcoholism Mothers llko to keep llttlw a* coughing la a part of tu- kid* underfoot, but not their bubble gum. berculoils. GOT WEAK BRAKES? •UNO YOUR CM 10 THI IXPfRTS THIS WEEK ONLY 1 CmapIvS* U b Jwk sad adjmkaaAS, • FRONT END SHAKES? 2 I n i i fluid *f Jed. satire hrsta qikw rssd dusted. J Fisat tad stlgaed, with samhar, aastar, aod fsa-la ssrtsstsd aad k in tig e �So W h o Gets Custody of the Kids? To The Editor Half of all hltndaeaa b tad—d pravantabja. WUk rmmrth majr be the key to stm fiftlaf bllorfne— for fto> tu n m U mml thaw lo modi that aaeh of oe eaa do right bow for hhooetf and hie family, Leans the facta of tow we are all with the welfare r tad Mtow mta. N M K (>a ‘SlibWtarior Month” *^3T 25; attention to the fact that the fu el— gift of right could have hoao Htvod for bo fewtr than 100,000 Ammkum — half of thoao who art «ow Wad. IhJa trifle loot caa aad thinking of Captain Terry? DM II aabo yes rick In the etMiack? Were yen probetiif tkaaktag Beoeea h it your tiUMvMi |VPihp tfktri trying to fight when equipmeat (fiat MaaNaaara aayi u goad hot the treepe aay u not? And Jehaaaa hatha MaeNamare? PweaniM y I On’t see how ANYONE In t enterq ag matera — which a year ago — had im* ia la the downtown Imct 1,461 more potential shoppers — and probably more than that — were frequenting the downtown shop, ping tree. under the meter system, each downtown parking space accommo­ dated dally 10.2 cars. After the met­ ers vanished the average went up to 11.9. Thee* figures represent usage during tha 8 a.m. to 6 p.ra. business periods fit. Petersburg's city fathers insti­ tuted a system of two-hour free parking periods. At first the busi­ ness houses expected this to cut down the number of cars using the spaces. They were surprised, how­ ever, to find out — by using figures shopping canten provide free park* lag for unlimited periods? The time hsi come for Sanford's city officials and merchants in the central business area to stop thinking about It and start doing something toward aliminaUng parking meters ia the downtown section. One candid*te for the city commis­ sion, E. C. Harper Jr~ has openly ex­ pressed hia opinion that meters are aa outdated aa tha Model "T" Ford. St. Petersburg merchants have de­ scribed the parking meter ban a "bus­ iness bonanza." Tha average mer­ chant there, according to a spot sur­ vey, indicated that aaiee were up 10 to 16 par cant. An increase la aalea of 10 to IS per cent for Sanford merchants would be a "buriaeaa bonanza" for them, too. etnpe his court**)Ip "tslesmaashlp" after tha honeymoon. a t feat, an tkle wCt bring the fleed waters ef the Boon to Sanford roughly SO hour* ahead of the river from Lake Barney, and units* the cittrena of Hanford are willing te tea water ew Plrst Street and higher flood areata as far ay rive* at Lemon Bluff, the •pealog i p of the bottleneck at Monroe Bridge becomes a matter of prime Importance te the cHlaene ef Seminole County. 8. B. "Jim" Crowe ? A At the very heart of liberty Use freedom of speech and of the frees. If men are net free te convey their Umhtag a man to only ana thought to each other, no lib­ erty la tecum—J . A. Bucklegal wtla. 8. B. C. Obviously, a husband should welter. be gallant te pubUe and re­ BdNar’a Net*: We agree member his wife with flowers »Hh yeer thenghte ef free or gilts on special occasions. But a typical hungry man speech. Severer, we caaaot usually wants hie stash te a find aay facta, ladleyatabte burry and Ms arctic satisfac­ er etherwtee. that the c a u l tion, without piddling prelim­ w ll being higher waters to inary sauces, iwUsbes and ap­ Reaferd. petizers! We esggeet yen visit the So tend for my booklet “Sea efflce ef Bemlnete Cnoaty Differences Between Men and C h a m b e r ef Cemmerrn Women," enclosing a long Manager Jeha Krider whn stamped, return envelope, plus will give yea the nvlalean toe. (ten lengthy In mentis* It contains tha frank viaws here) ef the district's en­ of college wives, as weQ as gineers, the Cerpa ef Rngihusbands, sod helps both sense understand each other better. "Dr. Crane," such a hus­ band owe defended himself, "when I want a mldal|ht sand­ wich, I don't pet the refrige­ rator or caress It Thought For Today “Nor do 1 place a bouquet And whatever you do, in word or of flowers on It. And I don't deed, do everything in the name of recite poetry to It or whisper the Lord Jeans, giving thnnkn to God CASE T-4S0: Anita (1., aged iweet nothiagi »t the Ice trays. the Father through Him,—Colon- 29, offers a typical wifely erl* "No sir, I Just open the liana 3:17. door end help myself. So why Uciim. "Dr. Crane," she began, "my ihould my wife get so upset? Besides she's a b e u t m problem Is my husband I "After lo ytars of msrrlaga cold as our refrigerator most and two children, I find my­ of the time, anyway. ham Lincoln. self hardly ever in the mood "Why don’t women turn for physical affection and U la their minds to erotic thoughts it bedtime and thus warm tormenting me. "And U Is chiefly because themselves op, lo mstoh their my busltand looks on such husband's ardor? things at Juit a routine 'chore,' “If we hutbande were per­ like brulshlng bit tcetlil 1 mitted to have e harem, aa used to be true in primitive could sere ami It "I'm naturally a very af­ Umes, the women would perk up and go avtn more than fectionate person. half way to perk op their own If procreation, remains a "Ami I take perfumed baths, WASHINGTON (UP1) - Ai more clairvoyant forecasters a variety ef other appetletioas, wear sheer nighties and try to ardor. major form of Indoor recrea­ f u u I tan determine, no em­ bring to their trade can read­ mostly unflattering. ploye on tho federal payroll ily be seeo la a volume of This building te not even create a romantic mood for "But nowaday* they aeem to tion, outdoor recreation la think it is the husband's Job has tha title of "deficit fore­ testimony Just released by a open yet, and already they him. to squander an hour hi pre­ these United States will have "But he doe* NOTHING to caster." House appropriations subcom­ are forecasting that itt reilaurbecome a nostalgic memory. liminary romancing." build up a corresponding mood H ia is rather odd because mittee. ant faculties wlU show a ill,Well, wives, there you have •—Robert C. Cook of the Pop­ forecasting deficits has be­ It coecerna the newest new 000 deficit for the Oral tlx in me) lie turns nn Ms ardor at a the other side of the problem. ulation Reference Bureau, come a major governmental House nfflct building, official­ months of IMS. moment's notice and expects This husband Is quite right, •ccvpattea. ly known as the Rayburn Build, In the light of past perform­ cr the threat of growing Tha tkll that sente ef the lag and unofficially known by ance, the prediction Is hard­ me to toitch It without say too, in laying that U modem population to land resour­ men had four wives, aa did ly surprising. Contreulonat romantic prelude whatsoever. Blblleal Jacob, then thoae cea. restaurants, as you may know, "He never even sends me We’re In a world power traditionally operate hi toe flowers any more nor does he wives would be vying with struggle. You've got to stand indulge in any preliminary each other for that lone huHerald Area Correspondents red. up and he counted—you've Lawgivers, staff employee, patting I At present, many wtvgs take get to any which ride you’re newsman, tourist* aad others "So why don't you wake advantage of meoegtmy sod on. We know which rite up some of those stodgy hus­ who dlse at the Capitol enjoy bands by telling your readers think their husband should al­ we're on and we're gelng to ways indulge la a movie date, stick to that site. my problem?" dancing aad a petting patty —Paul Hasluck, Australian Anita offers a universal com­ sure that "enjoy" la tha pro­ Las* Mary minister for asternal af­ price to bedtime. Mrs. Francs* Wi per verb to use lu this contesL plaint of wives But that's partly beeausa our fairs, endorsing U A eg. 122-4111 But at any rate, the await We medics hear thla story forte ta Viet Nans. constantly. Tor the usual male law* now favor women by arc subsidised. The forecast that tha new restaurant would Increase the deficit, or subsidy, by fU,DM ignited a philosophical dis­ cussion regarding the price of Editor, Herald: hamburgers and other bum- The letter eent you by Mrs. Ladd hit the nail on the head SENSIBLE “ It Is not very often that but the could have told how you see an enterprise in which Johnson threatens, “ If you business Is going up and get­ don’t do It my way your Navy ting better, and the better It base or something else will gets, the btiger the detrim­ be moved." ent, because It creates bigger He talks about the prosper­ deficits, commented Rep. ity of the country but demand* Odin Langcn, (R-MInn.), a poverty bill. He has million* Noting that members of Con­ be can spend where it will do gress will receive a $7,soo-a- the most good for a vote. Not year pay raise In January, any of his own millions, Langen suggested that "may­ though. Why does he sidestep be we ought to get to tha point the Baker and Estes affairs? SERVICE where we paid for at least the P. W. Gravely Fags 4 Sanford, Florida Tuaa, Sept. 22, 1964 cost of these Items." Nobody aecoodod that propoet!, but Kermit A. Cowan, House restaurant manager, did r a u a tM ie iu a < say the menu would be revis­ s s u a* a. n a s n a i a ■obkbt albxahubb ed next year to achieve 'a Aseeeleie Better AAvsrUsiaa UireoUr more realistic price struc­ ■snns l eesaeee B ut t i n x n FAVORABLE N tu itii Bitter ture." AAverltsUa Mauser BBVBBB BlLLBBBBW MS MATT “ Did you make a study of a Tstsereak Biller seeal Alvefltstea Maasae* hamburger? TERMS BUBIB WILLIAM asked subcom­ 4AMIB SBOBMABKS Seeletr Biller ■atlases H iM aw mittee chairman Tom Steed. •w m n m avis (D-Okla.) ctir getter S m ) i i Ih I * I u m f i a t WMLLI “We certainly did," Cowan ■ILL T1BCBXT ■SAtt Pkatsarsikse replied. "We think a hamburg­ er sandwich with potato chips should be TO cents instead of « cents." I do not know whether the estra rime will eliminate the hamburger subsidy entirely, but it may reverse ths trend to Letters fiANFORD, FLA. to atop Ode practice while they a rt atffl ahead. The reg­ ular county dump is Isss thin a half mile from this apot and perhapa the Herald should run a map of the dump to show citiiens when H la. Gltis bot­ tles when the sus thiaw through them at an angle will atan a Ore In dry weeds. la the Interest of couervitkra our resources and lo the good looks of ear county I ask all citiiens to stop throw­ ing trash cn the highways. A needless waste of tax dollars is spent ia cleaning up the roads and if you must throw trash around confine it to your ewn yards please. Donald A. Carver • Q 'n M A 't Q—What la the largest# hailstone on record? A—The largeet hailstone definitely recorded fell on a farm ia Nebmahn In the sum­ mer of 1921. The weight waa 14 pounds, with n diameter of about M inches. Editor, Herald: Thank you very much for printing my tetter In full. Thit is more than I can say about the Sentinel! You aay “Pres­ ident Johnson’s record speaks PETU NIAS NOW WADY ALL COLORS Grapevilie Numery gggl Grapevine At*. ggg-MM Lawn Spraying W A T C H FOR O U R LIG G E T T -R E X A LL DRUGS PINECKEST SHOPPING CENTER GOING [PRESS! Businessman the W IN T E R PARK T ELEP H O N E D IR E C T O R Y is Closing 65,000 Prospects will be looking For You In The New Winter Pork Yellow Pages1 HAVE YOU EFFECTIVELY ADVERTISED YOUR PLACE OF BUSINESS TO ATTRACT NEW CUSTOMERS? �X- " T f& Labor Backs LBJ As Never Before With Fund Raising Push Barry Bears Down On Viet Nam Crisis TULSA, OkU. (UPI) — GOP presidential nominee B irr; M. Goldwater charged today that the Johnson administration hai "hundreds o( Uvea and hun­ dreds ot lies" to answer for in the Viet Nam conflict. Carrying his campaign Into Johnson territory in the South­ west, the Arilcms senator laid the administration Is keeping information from the Ameri­ can peopte despite "criili-of the-dsy’s" developments In be­ leaguered South Viet Nam. "The situation in Viet Nam seems to have deteriorated from confusion to chaos in the past M hours," Goldwater laid to a speech prepared for de­ livery at a raUy In T ulu'i Civic Auditorium. "Reports o» collapse and crisis along the fighting front, in the government. In the cit­ ies, and in the village* have poured la. "After a weekend marked by • shooting incident in Inter­ national waters that took more than a day even partially to explain, the new onrush of events remains unenlightened by a full report from our gov­ ernment. "The day of reckoning for Viet Nam must not be delayed. This administration has hun­ dreds of lives end hundreds of lies to answer for in connec­ tion with the fighting there," be sild. Goldwater was speaking la­ ter today at Amarillo, Tex., Albuquerque, N. M. and Odessa, Tex. He began thii week's stumping tour Monday night with a quick visit to Chariotts, N. C., where he challenged President Johnson to debate the Issues of 1*84 with him. Union Leaders' Fear Of Barry Adds To Zest WASHtNGTON (U PI) — Organized labor Is doing more than ever this year to rale* money and get out the vet* for President Johnacn’s elec­ tion campaign. The union effort la both a tribute to tha political skills of the Texan in the White House and a protest against tha candidacy of Republican Sen. Barry M. Goldwater of Arizona. "I hare never aeon our lo. cal leadership ao arouaed," •aid on* labor vstoran from a union without • tradition of deep Involvement In poli­ tic*. The sentiment la repeated time and again by official* of the AFL-CIO and unaffili­ ated union* who hare thrown UERND WERTH interviews Mrs. Gisela Greaney of Deltona for a series manpower and fund* into the on th e community to be published in "Neue Ruhr Zitung," fifth largest ilrire to keep Johnson in of­ newspaper in Western Germany. W orth was chosen for th e assignment fice. for past writing experience in covering building businesses in Spain, The They claim th a t unlcn load, Netherlands and Italy. Once his articles have appeared in the newspaper erahtp and tha rank-and-file he will free lance them to various magazines in West Germany. are convinced th at Goldwater'a election would mean des­ truction of tha labor move­ ment and perhape an econo­ mic disaster. Other labor epokeimen In*l*t that Johninn—while not winning the heart* of union member* the way the late Rear Adm. Luther C. Heinz, President John F. Kennedy Commspder of the Atlantic Fleet’s Cruiser-Destroyer Flot­ NEW YORK (U P I)—What which was opposed to the did—haa made a reputation illa 12, inspected Nival Avia­ have the B a r n b u r n e r s , war, was so-called, ons line as a "can-do" Chief Executive tion's newest global operation Coodlcs, Locofncoa, Hunkers, of historical thinking goea, by hie legislative record. Goldwater waa a p rt labor Monday s i he toured the San­ Copperheads and Blue Light because a copperheud la a villain even before hs won ford Naval Air Station and con­ Federalists in common I snake th at habitually atrikea tho GOP nomination because ferred with local officers. without warning. They’re the name# of po­ of hi* Stand against the The high-ranking surface litical parties that have exist­ The Locofocus entered the union shop and a proposal for force officer was here to learn about the RA-5C Vigilante re­ ed in the United Statea. And, political arena in 1R35. They reatrlctlons on industry-wide connaissance bomber and its according to Encyclopedia In­ got their name when a radi­ bargaining. His voting record ternational, they're only a cal branch of the Democratic is listed aa "100 per eent ground support facilities. Arriving from Norfolk, Vs., •mattering, because the na­ Party was meeting In New wrong" by tha AFL-CIO shortly before 10 a. m., he tion haa hid more than 30 po­ York and the member* and Committee on Political Edu­ chairman tried to adjourn the cation (COPE). was briefed by Capt. James O. litical parties. Mayo, Commander Recon­ The Barnburners was a session by turning down the Johnson, while v o t i n g naissance Attack Wing One nickname giten to the pro­ lights. Whereupon opponents against tabor’a recommenda­ and guided through the Inte­ gressive faction of the Demo­ produced locofocus matches, a tion* about IB to 20 per eent Operational Intelli­ cratic Party In New York then comparatively recent in­ of the time white in the Sen­ IV THU r i n c r i T c o r s t , grated s m s j t nicMi. r tn c r iT o r gence Center (I0IC). This la from about 1844 to 1452. vention, used them to light Up ate, Is now viewed as a true n o u s t iv »vn r o a skmi the high-speed dsta-processlng Among other things, th e candles, and continued the friend by George Meany, XOI.F COt.VTT. M UST FEDKRAt. SAVIKOR center for Intelligence collect­ Barnburners were Influential meeting. AFL-CIO president, and other AND LOAX ASSOC TATI OX OF ed by the RA-3C. In the fight against extend­ The Ilucktails, a group ac­ top unicn leaders. SKMINOLE COUNTT, • corLater la the afternoon he ing slavery into the country's tive in New York in the early poratlon, They consider his achieve­ F U lntlff, toured training facilities for territories. ments In getting hie program 1800‘s, lock their name from •»«. RA-SC flight crews and main­ The Hunkers were a con­ n o n - A n n t„ n r k m , ana the bucks' tails they wore in through Congress this year OATVX CAVAXAirriH an-] hut tenance personnel and inspect­ servative group generally op­ as little short of a miracle. their hats as badges. ban-1, ------ CAVAXAITOH, ed one of the sleek new Vigi­ posed to legislation forbid­ It contained many bills that Dafandanta. lantes on the station's slight ding extension of slavery XOTICB OF at'IT ths AFL-CIO had been try­ TH E STATIC OF FLORIDA TO line. ing in vain to push through Howard I. Duall Adm. Heini’s background in­ into the territories. Aridrui and rasldanoa Onthe House ami Senate in the Tl.e tltue Light Federalists cludes experience In nuclear known Kennedy administration. TOIT, and »ach « f you. ara submarines and command of and the Ccodies owed their h -r .h r notlftrd th a t su it baa In addition, Johnson has in­ existence to the W ar of 1812, b*on Iliad aiatnat you In lh - destroyera. Though not B leep­ vited the AFL-CIO high com­ Circuit Court of Som lnolt ed In aviation, he currently an event tha Federalists op­ By Mrs. Frink While County, Florida, In Chanctry, mand to the White House on posed and ths Coodiea sup­ an abbratriattd till* of whlrh commands a group of surface The Executive Committee of at least a half dozen occa­ I* FIIIST FEOKnAL, BAVIXnS combat shlpa which operate as ported. AXO LOAX ASSOC IATIOX OF an Integral part of the aircraft According to Encyclopedia the Auxiliary Unit to Amer­ sions. Once he had SO top la­ BKMIXOLE COUNTT, a enrporIn tarnations I, in 1813 Stephen ican Legion Post 230 of Dc- bor leaders and their wives. carrier atrlklng force. ■tlon. Plaintiff, va. IIOlVAnD Z. BUELL and DAWN CAVAX Admiral Heins sod seven Decatur mads several at­ Btry will be entertained a t He danred with every one of AUOH and buaband, ------ CAV the wives—starting with Mr*. AXAUfJH, Dafondanta. tha na- other officers accompanying tempts on dark nighta to es­ tura o f aald ault b»4n» a suit him departed from NAS San- cape from the blockaded port the home of hire. John Leone, Meany. Vo ferscloio that cortaln mort fond at 4:30 p. m. Thia combination of practi­ of New London, Conn. He 103 Plantation Rd., at a des­ l > n datod Auguat 10 , 1)10, could not do ao, however, be­ sert m e e t i n g Wednesday, cal results and personal woo­ and o f record In O fficial Ka corda Book t i l . P a so SIT. of cause of signals of flashing Sept, 23, a t 7 p.m. Plans for ing hai paid off for the Presi­ tba public racorda o f fom lnola blua light* which were trans­ tha eoming season will be d en t Meiny Is now making a County. FI-rid*, .u eu m b trln * e h . foUowlag daoortbod r**l mitted from shora to warn finalized a t tha business ses­ circuit of union eonvsntlons proptrty, te-w |t: the British blockaders. The sion, and all members are to urge an all-out puah for a Eaat II foat of Lot IS. all of feat* 1 and 1, and W ait 10 Johnson victory. peopls flashing t h a blua urged to be present fta t of Lot T. Block A. lights were anti-war, and Amondad Plat o f Olmalaad and Mlltor Subdivision, Althey received the name, Blua tamonta Springs, Seminole Light Fedsrallata. County, Florida, as record, By Evelyn L a d y ed In Plat Book I, P ate The name Coodiea came IS, of the public recorde of The Bethany Circle of the about because of one of tha SamlDote County. Florida. • nd you are hereby required First Methodist Church of leaders of the pro-war fac­ <o flie your anew er In eald Oviedo will hava their annual tion, Guilin C. Verplanck. To null with the underelaned C lerk of aald Court and to Christmas eard sale Wednes­ ' satirise him, Vcrplanck'a po­ nerve a copy th ereof upon the litical opponents made up a P la in t if f s attorney, whoee day from 7:20-9:30 a. m. In fictitious character — Ablnam e and addreea appear be* lo w , on or before the l i t h day the Fellowship Hall of the melarh Coody. or October, 1*1*. and la de­ church. Tha Copperhead P a r t y fa u lt thareof Decree Pro ConThis la the only benefit whleh exiited in the North feeeo w ill ba entered axalaat you. that the circle haa during during the Civil War, and WITNESS my band and o ffi­ cial asal at the County Court- the year and Mr*. Thomas houae, Sanford. Samlnole Coun­ Moon, chairman e f the card a O O T A N D e M M S ID ty . Florida, thta Srd day of sale haa Invited anyone in Septamber, 11(4. • H f iBMfTY I (BEAL) tha area to eoma and brow** Arthar R B eckw ith. J» around. • top *uurr Clerk of Circuit Court Ia addition to the C hrist­ Byt Hart be T. V lhlea D. C. mas cards, there will be many Phillip H. Leaaa useful trinkets good for Shlnholaer sad Lo«an Attorneya at Law "stocking atuffers," email In­ P. a Boi m * • nmiiMT tm expensive gifts, gift paper Sanford. Florida A ttornay for P la in tiff and ribbon displayed on Publish Sept. 1. IS, SI. » , 1M4 tables. CDE-1S SNAS Inspected Political Parties By Adm. Heinz Numerous In U. S. Legal Notice WW Hostess Ends Course Of Training RONNIE G. Alexander Aviation E l e c tronica Technician ( N a v i ( r a ­ tion) Third CUbb, U.S. Navy, has re-enlisted for six yearn under the Navy's STARS (Selec­ tive Training and Re­ tention). He was sworn In by Cdr. B. B. Brown Jr.. USN, Commanding Officer of Heavy A t­ tack S q u a d r o n 7, a b o a r d the nuclearP? wered carrier USS Ernterprise. Benefit Fashion Show Scheduled In Altamonte By Jails Bartoa A benefit fashion show to he eponsored hy the A lta­ monte Springs Community Li­ brary Aiaoclatlon on Thuraday, Oct. 22, a t 10 a.m. wss announced today by official* of tha association. Mrs. William Morrell, chair­ man, reporta that the show will take place In the Educa tlonal Building of Altamonte Spring* Community Chapel and will feature fashions from l’cnney’i in the Winter Park Mall. Assisting Mrs. Morrell are Mrs. Milton Timtey, Mrs. Rralah Kemp, Mrs. E. A. Weiae, Mrs. Kristian Jutha and Sirs. Keith Nixon. Proceeds will he used to defray expenses of operating the public library. Committee To Be Entertained Workshop Myrtle Wilson, Home Dem­ onstration Agent will hold a clothing and funis workshop at her office on 17-92 Sep­ tember 24 from 10-12 a. m. All adults interested in working with 4-H’era are In vlted to attend the workshop. By Mi*. Prank White Mr*, (tophi* B. Haines, 202 Deleapln* Dr. DeBary, ia oim of Welcome Wagon’* approx­ imately 8,000 Hostesses who are making annual cells on families In cltlea and towna, In tha United State* Canada, Puerto Rico, Trinidad and England. Mr*. Haine* haa z*turned from W inter Park where ahe completed • course of training preparing har for the pozitton of Welcome Wag­ on Hoitesa In tha community. Mr*. Haines aa Hostess will call on new comer* aa they mov* Into town, when a new baby arrive*, special birth­ days, Golden Wedding Ann!versa He* and othor special family events. Thomas W. Briggs, found­ er and President of Welcome Wagon, which ia now in Its 35 year, often referred to It aa a service which la "In the business of building friend■hips." Welcome Wagon'* bas­ ic policy Includes cooperation with all Religious Faiths, with worthwhile Civic and Social Service Groups; also partic­ ipation in thoaa activities which keep communities good place* in which to live. I t ia significant that W a I e o m a Wagon has bean cited for Its volunteer service and achieve­ ment In community and na tint) by Bitch organizations as th* American Red Cross, The National Foundation, Ameri­ can Heart Association, Amer­ ican Heritage Foundation, Un ited States Treasury Depart ment and many other auch groups. Welcome Wagon service la one not only of public rela­ tions but, more important it meets the preient day needs In the field ef human zela< tiona. hire. Haine*. on behalf of her aponaora here In DeBary and Orange City and the aur rounding area, will take Re­ ligious and Civle information to the families on whom ahe calls with her basket of gifts. Mrs. Haines will extend for those sponsors, to the people of the communities, the old f a s h i o n e d hospitality for which Welcome Wagon la so well known. She knows this community, and is interested In its welfare and progress, Including tha well being of It* citizens. Annual Yule Wednesday PAY »4»» MIM. FREE R A N C H E R S and C IT R U S GROW ERS ONE CALL OR STOP To Takt Caro of Your Ntoda Tor: Tiold Fencing — Barbed Wire — Irrigation — Pump* and Associated Equipment. WALL SUPPLY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 “Headquarters for Sprinkler Systems" ★ M a IJ f r i t l ★ t * t u lU L ', » A BHIC 3 Set Wednesday Beistel Accepts U. S. Position Dan Beistel, Oviedo, has re­ cently accepted a position with th s Government and la at present working In Mar­ ian, Texas where ha la con­ nected with tho Federal De­ posit Insurance Corporation. After having accepted the poilton Dan ftew to Washing­ ton where he spent leveral days of orientation. Beistel who graduated from Oviedo High School, attended Orlando Junior College, and w*a graduated from Florida Southern a t Lakeland. He la the nephew of Mis* E ither Beistel of Oviedo, The building fund of Christ Methodist Church, Bunlsnd, will benefit from a spaghetti ■upper to ba sponsored Wed­ nesday from 5:30 to 7:80 by th* W.9.C.8. Th* menu will Include spaghetti, g e rik bread, rreen salad, relish trey, dre­ ss rt and coffe* o r tea. Adult er children’* ticket* may b« purchased a t th* doer. miSEtm We're Her* To Mako VW Owner* Happtor. EIHnor Motor Co. SANFORD— PH. 383-1488 • FERTILIZER SPREADERS For Sale or Rent WE FEATURE U 8 G SEE US FO R A H O M E IM P R O V E M E N T L O A N Glidden & Texolite Q U A L IT Y P A IN T S Firat, make a liat of all tha home im­ provement! you want. Next, get estimates. VISIT OUR COMPLETE Then come to us for a low coat homo im­ provement loan. We will gladly arrange term s to suit your needs. Get tha workmen Hardware Dept before to our w inter loan arrives. department Pay a today! Wc stock a complete Une of builders hardware, lawn and garden tool*, has*, sprinklers aad tha famous Lawn Boy Mowars. LBaM a i I 3 D( ( ON * : Gfi 11 f m 3 » 0 « Dk Ah 13 t ui I- MOm I 31IH C O - 1K3 l TC Son O o f DISPLAY . . . . Chock Owe CATALOGUI . . . . Order from H i l l CUSTOM MADE DRAPES, 209 W. 1st Ht„ Sanford. 32234(9 Church Benefit D Bonus • T urf Builder • Dawn visit DO it i 0 0 R 3 U » ALVIN GURNEY Hut­ to, ADJ1, USN, serv­ ing aboard Reconnais­ sance A ttack Squadron Three, (RVAH-3) was administered the oath of re-enlistm ent on Sept. 16 for a period of six years in ceremonies p e r f o r m e d by Cdr. George W. Kimmons, C o m m a nding Officer. Hutto, a t t a c h e d to RVAH-3 Operations, is the son of Mrs. Inez Hutto, P a s c a g o u l a , Miss. He ia a qualified Bombardier Navigator in the RA5C. Hutto re­ sides with his wife, Sharon, and son David Lee, a t 757 Longdale Ave,, Longwood. SC O TTS L A W N CARE started ★ V Roof Trusses MORE p a i n t s % COCOA BEACH—Sea. Sp*«iard L. Holland (D-Fta.) will b* the feature speaker at a Democratic fund-raising din­ ner Saturday, Oct. S, here la Cocoa Beach, bom* tow* of Tom Kenney, caodtdat* tor Congresa from th* 11th Con* gross Iona1 District. The senior Florida senator and former governor of th* Sunshine Slat* la wall known aa a fiery speaker and his pre­ sent* at a rousing Democratic rally ensures that hi* politic*! rivals will probably com* oft eccood bait. Kenney will apeak prior to Senator Holland. Th* dinner will b* held at th* Ramada Inn la Cocoa Beach. The affair will start with a social affair at 8:30 p. m., dinner at 7:30 p. m. and brief introduction* of Demo­ cratic candidates. T R U -LO X PRE-BUILT BUY ONE • GET ONE MaiujCantoi 9 Beside* having th* moat rompiata stock* of ready-to-ua* lumber, we’re also a doit-yourself haven. For all your homo fix­ up nerdx, shop us! Card Sale WHY Sen. Holland To Speak At Demo Dinner SUP COVERS — CUflOSE FROM 1,0041 f’asariherry Flaia. Casselberry, 034-4732 - 74^-SANFORD-AlUNIIC■MRWHwUN It* s Pleasure to Bank a t tha Atlantic" ■m m f. a l a GATOR Lumber & Hardware 700 French A ve. Ph. 322-7121 i r �S f f iSix Games Appear On County's Grid Menu This Week Thinking CduM ie O ut Loud MootFridayIn I L L a T tl| II Restauranters Stay lied For Bowling Lead a m rWno III! Tim 'Canes Set For Braves fetnd Use Rom wiiks ■P It’# aoly a matter *< Hundreds Euler Herald's Grid Winner Contest 01 lock, leant* Shaen haa haan altaraattag with Ruhr!** at football fane partici­ bath Maaraa Ian tat ow before the South Sami* tha feRbaek peat Quarterback pated ta tb* first week’s run­ Jim Loess has baan playing tied fa r first place, A vary ■ola Junior High Hurricanes ■ little at halfback while Mika ning of Tha Herald’s sixth ctoaa roD-eff saw arch rival, the Hargis haa subbed for him aa annual pkk-the-winner foot­ Wilks coma out an top with Brava* of fanfold Jutter High. field ganarsL Johnny McDer­ ball contest. n th iaa-petat wta. Lake M eam wsn th* flrat It will ha tha curtain lifter fcr mott bn* ala* b a a used at This week’s contest, details gem* by right ptaa, 3*4 Rea* bath clubs. Each aI these two Mloduehl’s vacated position. and Wilks teok th# aoeand olavtM has bean worktag for However, tha CtM«lb*rry boys of which appear ta today’s •dition of Tha Herald, will aad third by 33 pin* ta d 33 a month la preparation for ar* still uadermsnaad. Unlike everything else, tha probably attract e v e n n pint, plus total pin*. Georg* this Hurricane line, anchored by greater numb#? af entries. Swam wm high for Rom veteran Brae* Stuart, has and WUks with Ms 1 0 . t i l This littlsl contest is «*• looked quite good. Stuart has Winners af lost week’s ini­ aad M l far i I1T total. On traoaiy Important to Head tial event appear listed ta th* eppothsg team. Big John Coach Jim Clark and hla South baan switched to an cad and today's contest layout. Uhr waa high for Lake Moo­ Wind youngsters. Tho Brava* will pas* m a possible Tk* biggest upMU last wash re* b n with game* of 101, bast tha ’Cans* twice lost au - receiving threat which throw meat are* fu n ltd aad M l for n 104 total. i-am asklag th an ta an ear­ front tine a rt Allan Richey, Into a tisiy war* Norik Car* In other league action, Jet ly atssan me*ting 37 to I aad Crag Danko, David DnmdJng, Una BUta’s unexpected win Lane* with a clean four potnt the* edging them by a 12-4 Danny Peterson, Bob Mobley, over Ncrth Carolina and tha research, they catl It new. sweep from tha Wisdom Sod margin la tb* Peanut Bowl. Boston College victory over aad Larry Garner. Up ta now tha preen haa Moreover, tb* contest will Sersieo team movsd into * Syracuse. toM tha atarp of Larry Du­ tte for flrat with R«m aad b* played before a bon* Of course, a* entrant last pree** eapahQlUaa that make Wilks. However, Roe* aad crowd at Lyman High’s field. week picked the Duke-South hill aa AH • American candi­ "Unfortunately," says Clark, Wllka hold first by a 280 pin Carolina tie. BARRY GOUGE, former Oviedo Lion back and now running for the Ter­ date. la fact, the propram of Iajurtea have hurt us bad," margin. Four p articip an ts picked rier*, ta caught by two Stmlnotaa as ha attempted to skirt hta left end tha day devoted a pace to thii Richard Murphy was tha and aid* Dave Miller c«mcur*. eight of tho 10 gamee cor­ tait Friday night nt Titusville. Sanford's A] Boniface (black uniform outstanding protefi of pro*big gun for Jet Lanes with Linebacker Matt HIdtok has rectly, therefor* tha winners left) and Sonny Measor (right) turn up on Gouge after ho had picked up tlcal plgekta packin'. Then, bla consistent rolling of 131, b#*n sidelined due ta a clast were Mlected an tha bails of five pardn. (Herald Photo) there waa almoit a full page 208 and 191 games for a 890 wound. Halfback Bob Mloduekl tha “most points’* figure at Samtaot* High’* apraad ta tha Florida Alliga­ total and Roy Starmaa waa la mining a sort back. Guard the bottom of the entry blank. will rate* Urn curtate aa Jeff MacCleod has sustained tor of Saturday's dateline on high for Wisdom’s with a 813 It w u apparent, nevertha. homo schedule by heettag th* a chest Injury and will be in­ thin Qatar fallback. Be, what Cokmlel High GCanadian ta a series. lea*, that many contest en­ active for a few weeks. Lina happoaaf Larry, npeada a rat* Metro affair at laaford'a Mem­ Cook’s Comer team sal­ trants ere shrewd prognostL man Mike Rlckett is also side­ atiraly email portion of hie orial Stadium. vaged all feur points from cators. The Herald invites all lined. Fullback Richard Rubtime ta the pamo. (It waa he, Pryor1* Stats Farm Insur­ right has been reduced to part fans to try agmta this week­ It win b* tha flrat leap tilt through, that gara the fteal for both club*. In opener* leal ance to move Into a tie for time duty been use of a foot end. , Mock to cot away a If oetang Friday night, Colonial white­ fourth plaea with Lake Mon­ Injury. harrier an Jack Harper's TO washed Goes* 13 to 0 and San­ ro* Inn. Big Jim Altman waa Th* Hurricanes a rt doing BLUE MONDAY ford tied with Titusville, U to By Martin Lader bom*. Willi* Davie of the minor-league career, broke for high for Cook’a with hla their best to make up for their BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP!)— 13. 200/505 total while Vergil Th* Buffalo Bills of tha VP! Sparta Writer Dodgers executed a similar the plate. Lyman High win aoa action American Football League swipe In the 14th Inning of Sat- Mabaffey was so startled Anderson w u high for Pry­ LOT OF POINTS Th* high and mighty Phila­ for the first tin* this mi ’s with a 608 series. didn’t get the traditional unlay night’s gam* to give that he threw Use ball p u t delphia Phillies ar* in danger NEW YORK (NEA) Jim running into a formidable Car­ Harry’s Bar and Package COACH RONNIE H unt Monday off after whipping Los Angeles a 4-3 decision. dinal alarm at Ocom. Tha of having th* National League The Phils atiU bold a Stt- catcher Clay Dalrympte to tha won another thre* points to Brown of t h o Cleveland Is starting hta third Denver 80-18 the previous grandstand screen. Browns before this seiion Cards knocked off th* Apopka pennant stolen from under game lead over th* second- In the only other garni play­ mov# Into third place. Their held th* National Football season with the San­ day. Coach Lou Baban ex­ Blue Darter* la their opener lb* in. place Reds with Just It games ed in the major leagues Mon­ victims this weslc were San­ League record for most life­ ford J u n i o r High plained he ordered a light last week, 14 to 13. Head Chico Ruls waa tha latest vil­ to play. But four of those con­ ford Manufacturing, Jesse time touchdowns (82), but Jim Rrnves. Hunt is assist­ drill Monday because this day, the Houston ColU further Coach Dick Copeland, to hie lain, steaUng horns ta the sixth tests will be against Cincin­ dampened San Franclsco'i Cook was high for Harry’s Taylor of the Green Bay Pac­ a n t backficld coach and Saturday’s gam* with th* San second seaion at Lyman, will Inning Monday night with the fart a M *f (be Um. nati, which has coma on strong slim pennant hopes by whip­ with his Ml'555 and Fred is currently getting the Diego Chargers will give tha That fullback that looktd bo u n » | u Ineipertoured run that gave tha Cincinnati In Urn last week white Philadel­ ping the Giants 3-1. The loss Hollsn was high for Sanford kers holds the mark for the Braves ready for th eir team less than a week t# most touchdowns In one sea­ club into th* Orange Belt Com da a 1-0 victory ever th* M food many times on tha phia w u slumping. kept the fourth-place Giants Manufacturing with his 513 son (19) In 1982. opener against Oviedo. practice. Gator offenee, new what'a fervor* for th* flrat time thto Phillies. Philadelphia has dropped seven games behind Philadel­ set. Mason. This affair, however, It w u the second time In Mi nami ? Oh yee, John F*lthree of it* last four game* phia. Those bowlsrs r o l l i n g IN THE FAMILY la not a loop UK. three days that Philadelphia and four of its last six while bar. Lattannan? No. eophoMeanwhile at Oviedo the baa barn beaten on a steal of th* Rada hav# taken five of Ken Johnson held the Giants games of 200 or higher this CLEMSON, 8. C. (NEA) W A T C H FOR O U R taste, Ha aaja ta tha pro* to four hits, including Jim week war* led by Harold Uooa will moot Crescent City Football at Clemson seams to their last tlx for a net pickup Hart’s 39th homer, to boost his Herbat’s 238, followsd by Friday night. It will be tha a* of three games. record to 11-18. Rusty Staub Swnnn’a 216 and 219; Garry be a family affair. ▼all, no ft went Tha vaunt­ eood outing for Coach Arthur Nearly half of tb* freshman Ruli’ steal of home came as drove In two runs for the Colls Fox’* 214, John Uhr’a 205 ed atrength of tha Ray Scott's charges who caged the complete surprise to the with a homer and a sacrifice and 213, Redmond’s 212, team is composed of players Graves’ legiona seemed to be Bulldogs of Zaphyrhill* 33 to 7 Phils and to pitcher Art Ma fly and John Bateman drove Georgs Paulk and Jess* Cook whose families have perform­ following the pro-game pub­ laat weak. Crescent CKy l u t ed for Clemson or another baffey in particular. There In the other with a double. lic addrcae annouocer'a "toot­ Friday night dropped a 41 to tied with game* cf 211, Rich­ school. LIGGETT-REXALL DRUGS were two out* at the time and It waa the third straight vic­ ard Murphy’s 209, Neal Max­ ing! tooting." S decision to BtinnaQ. Two freshman guards — slugger Frsnk Robinson was tory for Houston since Lum Don’t got tha Idea that ev­ Leaving town thto weak, with PINECREST SHOPPING at bat when Ruls, who bad Hurls replaced Harry Craft well’s 206, John Kneeland’a Whit Boykin and Tom Bell — eryone thought tha Gotore victory over Ocala 202 and Jim Altman’a even esch bad grandfathers and stolen 373 bases during hla a* manager. CENTER ware Juat peachy. When they bait*, will b* Chooma At • recant hustasu m u t­ 200. fathers play a t Clemson. didn’t punch over that TD High’s Panthers. Tha *Cats ing, tha "Shooting Star" Bowl­ from the one yard lino and travel to Gateasvffi* to meat ing Laagu* for woman, which took a couple of crack* at it, Lincoln High. This win h* a masts Thursday morning* at acme of tha alumni wore up- Florida Big Nina North Con­ tha Jet Lanes In Sanford, elec­ W. L. P e t GB Mt almoat enough to tear out ference contest for Bead Coach ted th* following officers: Philadelphia 90 81 .898 the apllatar-covarod wooden Willi* Holt and hi* explosive So* Pruitt. President; June Cincinnati 84 86 .560 8H Panthers, Crooma upset Ocala aoate and atari a fir* for a Gusman, Vie* President; S t Louis 83 86 .557 6 W. L. P et GB "bumlng-et-the-otako” party, S3 to 4 lest Friday night at Joan Adams, Secretary; Glad­ S. Francisco 19 88 .580 7 New York 89 59 .601 Sanford's Memorial Stadium. Bat th* acoate far apys Edwards, Treasurer and Milwauke* 77 72 .517 I t Baltimore 80 62 A89 1 • • m I a g appaaeate wha Belly Church, Sgt.-at-Arm). Pittsburgh 76 72 .614 13H Chicago 89 63 .586 I HIGH POWERED watched th* pracaedlaga Tha Shooting Stars are com­ Lon Angslea 75 76 .600 14H Detroit 78 73 A17 13(4 NEW YORK (NEA) - Tha posed af six teams and aaeh Chicago 67 12 .450 33 Cleveland 78 73 .510 13(4 ISM edition of tha Lot Angst ad ta what report* they cat team will have its own spon­ Houston 64 88 .424 37 H Los Angslsa 77 78 .807 1414 make when thoy retara ** Rama was one of the most sor. At tha pressnt time, the Nsw York 50 09 .338 38 H Minnesota 75 76 .497 1514 offense minded In Nations! hem*. Juit how otroag • or only team reporting a spon­ Moaday’a Games Boston 68 84 .447 23 J u t haw weak ■ to this 1344 Football league history, Th# sor U the outfit captained by Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 0 Washington 59 93 .388 12 Rama scored th* most point* JoAnn (Mrs. Jerry M.) Sills Houston 8, San Francisco 1 edition of Flgktiag Geteraf Kansas City 84 98 .960 18 Thera la J u t a lot of con­ for a single mason (466) and at North Orlando. Thsir spon Only garnet scheduled Moaday’a Gams* had the most touchdowns ■or la Dennis and Martlodale jecturing going on, heraau Today’s Games No games scheduled one year (14). Sinclair on Park Avtnus, San­ t.os Angel,a at Chicago If all tha power that Burn­ Today’s Gam** ford. ed to ho kept aader wrap* Cincinnati at Philadelphia Naw York a t Cleveland, I ROTA 1.3 SIGN TWO Bclurdsy w u thrown late (N) Baltimore at Detroit CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI) PINPOOfT-INQ a gam* at aoa time, Jaet St. Louis a t Naw York (N) Chicago at La* Angsls# (N) NEW Y O R K (NBA) - Milwauke* a t Pittsburgh <N> Mlnnssota at K ansu City how ehochingly good coaid — Osear Robertson and Tom Thacker signed contracts Mon­ Charley Conorly of tha New till* team boT Franclae* #4 Houston (N) <N> Th* tuaaie at Jaehaoo next day with tha Cincinnati Ray- York Giants bolds tha Nation­ Boston a t Washington (N) week a g a l n e t MUalaeipp ala for th* 1984-68 National al Football Laagu* record for State and tha Oct. 8 fracae Basketball Association season, tha meat complete passes ta a agalnet the L.8.U. Tiger* in leaving only Jerry Luca*, teat Single gam*. H* computed 34 their lair will help answer Jear’e NBA rookl* of the of u Dae. 1. 1343, against th* Pittsburgh Otealar*. aom# of the present specula­ year, • holdout. September 25 Ocoee tion, won't theyf There FLOOD. CHANCE TVBBR-D DILLY * ** 2 Thar# October •Apopka BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UFI) HONORED October • TituavIRo Homo Tha p u s Interference cell 18 Now Smyrna NEW YORK (UFJ)—Lae October Horn* that gave th* vlelting Tuan* — Broadcasters working the •I)*Land 23 There tha bail on the Gator nine University af Indiana game* Angeles Angsls pltchsr Dean October 30 •Leesburg There yard line, first and 10, w u may hav* a tough tima with Chines and St. Loula Car­ October the Boosters’ 3-D backflsld. November • dinal outftoMar Curt Flood Sanford Horn* MOST unpopular with the That would bo Don DUly November 13 Osceola won tha Van Hausen Out­ Thera hometowners, u you can standing Achtevamaat Award* November 20 •Lakevltw Homo Imagine. But an official w u wingbsch, Web Dilllng halfback and Rum Diller for August November 25 •Wildwood Thtra within 10 feat of the play fullback. (*Denote* Orange Belt Conference Games) and had hla eyes right on the ARMY OBSERVERS fta p Thara'i no batter place to took for a new of eovorod delivery truck*. A lto, now CRAWFORD GONI NAPLES — Interested ob­ a aa truck than In th# tong strong linn of new dlaaalt dlesals round out a lineup of 2SB mediumBOSTON 4UPII — Jim servers at tbs annual Swamp A f l u dlcplay of '65 Chevrolet*. With to many ditfarant and heavy-duty models for big tough loba. Crawford, B o s t o n Patriot Buggy R seu coma from the ood effort** w u Bob Oytypaa and alias to choosa from, you can You nano It—Chavy’o got It for '681 halfback, will b* l u t for th* V. S. Army heplag to team ler’o run-down of Jack Har­ it a truck that'a virtually built to lit your And It’s ill solid top-quality workpowtr. m l of tho aaaaon. 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Sue Pruitt Is President Of Bowling Loop National League American League w o rk n o w e r Ip m Ugh Efeyhorads DEN M AN TIRES SH S JV SLATE RECAPS » *7.95 THE LONG B NEW ’65 CHEVROLET'S HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY �-1 M - tS , IM 4 - Pan T Hoople Selects Air Force Over Michigan Wolverines ■r Ma|*e Am [00TBAU CONTEST * lo e * win sheet down Michigan's Arkansas t l , Tulsa • Wolverine* by • tt-a i const Army SI, Boston Collect T Oat of th« ancient trulaau in Ann Arbor. Meanwhile, Auburn SO, Ttnnetaso IT of footbalt, my fritnde, la tha Kentucky Wildcat* will Washington 10, Baylor I that tha fcaQ bonaeea funny, claw their way past mighty Illinois II, California II Oregon S tall lb, Colorado U. egedl a 1 am reminded rf this onca Duka 18, Virginia 10 moro by tha aihauitiv* atudy Teas* Christian SI, Florida of wind currrata Jurt com* Stat* II plotad by my aoUaagw, Dr. Florida T, Mississippi I t • Clotro Zlobotny, tha famod Georgia Tech 11 Miami authority on aerodynamics. (Fla.) 18 Dr. Zlobotny h u detected Vanderbilt 10. Georgia I as unuaual amount of athaNavy 30, William A Mary « raal activity o n r tha Casual Texas AAM IT, Houatoa 11 Platan. (Ed. Note: Maybo Iowa 44, Idaho 14 noma of tho Major’s hot air Indiana 12, North weeUrn I t la circulating over tha a m ) . Syreeuse 16, Kaneas I Thaao atrango wind curranta Kentucky 14, Mlaalulppl II will spread ever moat of tha Rice IS, U V . l l nation by Saturday. So. Carolina b, Maryland • W i t h snprodtrtabla sp* Michigan St. 35, No. Carolina Crystal Qatar ■weapa and downdrafts carry* 15 Ing wall-aimed paaaas and Mississippi in Jackson, 14-13. Nebraaka 24, Minnesota 12 field goal attempts wide of Saving tha bait for lait, 1 Notre Dame 14, WUconsin 10 their targets, cloae scores Ohio State 21, S. M. U. 13 and upsets will bo tho order give you upstart Ohio U. to of tho day, and tha Hoopla vsnquiih Purdue, 13-11 And Oklahoma 94, Southern Call* fomta b System has pegged a trio of don’t forget, you read it first Pittsburgh 26, Oregon 13 startling upsets for you— in the Hoopla selection! — U. C. L. A. 2T, Penn State 14 hak-kaffl har-rumphl Ohio U. 13, Purdue 13 Tha Air Fores, getting bat* Now on with tha forecast: Tease 36, Texaa Tech b tar and boldar every year, Air Perea 23, Michigan >1 Alabama IS, Tulana b I 'M Sixth Annual ■±L sz Spedallet CASH PRIZES TO I I AWA1DKD IACH W IS E moons r a n MA« m u ru n Nothing km To Buy — No Obligation TO: Contest Editor (Reasonable Facsimile alee Accepted) Sanford Herald Winners Of Last W eek's Contest: FIRST PRIZE—f 10—David Richard*. 2103 Myrtle At*. SECOND PRIZE—*6—Jim Jvrnlgaa, Park Are. Trailer Park THIRD PRIZE — 14 — Ricky Ferrell, 1801 Cedar Av*. V CONTEST RULES HALFBACKS who will raca for the Lyman High Greyhounds th is season ar* (back row, from left) Larry Lott 81, A1 Cantrell S3, Paul Lambert 20, Phil Perrault 22 and Andy Hively 25; (front row, from left) Dave Straughan 30, Larry Backer 21, Mike W arren 45 and Bob Eldrldge 35 senior, 130. Centers—Dave Matte, sen lor, 190 pounde and Ronnie Toole, eenior, 16S. Guards — Chuck Wagner, senior, 170; Larry Chubb, junior, IBS; Ivan Rakyta, sophomore, 165;; Ron Greene, sophomore. 150 and Jody Toole, Junior, 165. Tackle*—Allle Itueise, sen­ ior, 100; Richard Patterson, senior, 185; Larry Colet, sen­ ior, 170; Keith Salmi, senior, 185 and Byrd Brownell, Jun­ ior, 180. Ends — Gene Winkleman, senior, 175; Larry Miller, Jun­ ior, 176; John Stuart, Junior, 176 and Randy Seaman, sen­ ior, 160. Bar-b-ques Are Undefealed In Spare Rib Play By M rs Fraak Whit* I held their aecond Friday af- Line* this part week, with The DeBary Bpare-Ribben | ternoon session at the DeLand icnrea very much tmporvid. The Bar-B-Quet, trying to make a runaway raca blank­ ed the Leans 4 to 0 and now lead tha League with eight victories and no defeat!. The Ribi, defeated the Cracked, 4 to 0. the Porklea took three of four from the Baked team the Tender! took three cf four from the Lolne, Scrape took three of four from the Braised team and Never Better and Tough, split thalr four garnet. David Rothehlld had a high ilngle gam* of 199 and Ed­ ward Pariona, had a high aeriea af Slo. Ainoa Harvey got the difficult 4-7-10 split. SOUTHERN AIR MfTAUMWMM YOU WAIT QUICK INSURANCE CLAIM SERVICE BREAKFAST 7 A.M. 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M C I CHEVHOLE T COMING PRICE OP Financing Available PHONE 322-0500 PER BOX All Your Fnvorits Brands A t A Price You’re Glad To Pay ** Mary Carter Palate Seminole County Laundry George’a Tavern W hntaburger Scnkarkk Glass & Paint, Inc. Gregory Lumber Co. Southern Air Holler Motor Sales Hears Lake Monroe Inn • Pick a number which you think will bo the hlgheat number of pointa scored in any one game on this page and place thin number in the space provided in E ntry Blank. This will be used to break ties. On* entry only to each contestant. Entries must be brought to the office of thia paper nr postmarked no later than Friday Noon, S ept 25. 1 MIXERS GARRY FOX, who rolled a 184 average in the All S ta rt League e t J e t Lanes for a epot on The Sanford Herald’* all-Seminole County Bowl­ ing team Is awarded a plaque by Herald Sport* E ditor Julian Stenatrom (right) during recent ceremonies at Jet Lane*. (Herald Photo) My Name la ..................................... — A d d ftll •••ea*e*eeae«ea*M*e*a***a#ee***e***f«te*eoe • 10 football game* this weekend are placed, one in each ad on thia page. Indicate winner by writing in th a name of team opposite the ad ­ vertiser’s name on the Entry Blank, No score*. Juat pick winners. Lyman's Greyhounds Get Ready For Cardinal Opener At Ocoee Tha Rounds will meat the Tribe Nov. I at Lyman Field. Tha boya who havs earned tha right to represent Ly* man’s varsity in this, a "turn­ ing point” autumn for tha echoot, have been chosen by Hsad Coach Dick Copeland. They are a* follows: Quarterback* — Jack Blan­ ton, senior, 150 and Eridl* Long, senior, 115. Fullback*-Austin Savin*, senior, ITS; Tarry Tools, sen­ ior, 170 and Jim Faulkingham, senior, 160. Halfbacks—A1 Central), sen­ ior, ISO; Phil Perrault, eenior, IBS; Larry Lott, sophomore, IBS; Paul Lambert, sopho­ more, 165 and Andy lfinely, OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK MAIL OR BRING ENTRY BLANK Sanford, Florida Friday night at Ocoee 16 young man dressed in tha biua and gold of Lyman High School will open tho 1964 Greyhound gridiron campaign against tha Ocoee Cardinals. According to moat author* Itles, this is destined to be one of Lyman’s roughest aaasons. They are playing for the flrat time as a member of tha tough Orange Balt Confer­ ence, h a v i n g relinquished thalr f o r m e r Independent status. They will Uko on soma of the better ichools in the Central Honda area. Al­ so on thalr achadula for tho firal time in many a year a rt tha Semlnoles of Sanford. r a il CONTEVT FACE m u APPEAR EACH WEEK BUUNE FOOTBALL tlAflON, SEARS Sanford’* Newest And Moot Advanced Auto­ mobile Facility I* Now Open (and waiting). SPECIAL LOW PRICES ET THE CASE Meet Your Friends In Our Air Condlllonsd Cocktail Lounge 12* MAPLE AVI. — SANFORD CATALOG 3 ALES OFFICE PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER SANFORD — PH. 12MUS MIAMI va. GEORGIA TECH I M U va. OHIO STATE 8. CAROLINA va. MARYLAND 24 AT HOLLER’S N. C. STATE vs. CLEMSON �M ore Students M iss Foster, W. O zier W ed * Mr*. I of I Odor, toa of Mr. mad Mr*. Lmwoll (Mar of Saaford, worm 1 fal holy matrimony oa September IS, IH4 4 pJa. a t the P in t Ctuimlaa Church of Jackaearillo with Dr. Gaorga C. Stuart M tho officiating clergyman. , Ohm ia marriage by hor father, tho brido waa radlaat h i a formal gowa of caadlotight poaa do ooio, foataring a ocaop nockliaa with elbow Ifg eth alaovta, alighUy dripad with a tiay aoif root. Tho fRtod bodka aad velumlneua ahirt worm lariahty ambroid* and with alancaa lace ia a flavor motif with rood poarta aad oryatal boadiag. Tho ■Weeping chapel traia waa ■stand at tho watet with two largo roaoa of poaa do ooio. Her fampoitad vail of (Dueton vpa attachad to a foil open loao of tha matchlag candle­ light poaa do ooio, aad tba married a planaelo of white voata aad otophaaotia with apraya of aoad poarta. Mr*. Michael Dorao of Ooinoorilta attended tha brido a^am tn a of honor aad MIm Roberta Young of Nov S a y n a Beach voa bridaamald. They wort gowned Identically la full length govna of wil­ low grata oate peau with el­ bow length electee, troop WffcjUa and an open fabric tome at tha hack waiat. Their | Carol Parker Honor G uest O f Bridal Shower MRS. WILLIS JOHN OZIER M iss Vicki M cA rd le Feted Clan T o Begin A t "Sweet Sixteen" Party loot Wadnaoday otaniag M yreapectlto mombort e**#mbled at tba Cltie ConUr to got acquainted with aquara dancing, and a moat enjoya­ ble tTtning waa had by tha •aw members aa woQ aa tha atpariaaced dancer*. Thla Wedneaday atoning, September 29, at 7 pm , a aiaaa for beginnera will eUrt, aad all portent laUreated 'n square dancing arc Invited to attend. Chock Durant will In­ struct the claer at the Clrtc Center, and thera will be 20 aeaelona with loU of fun while learning. Forest City Personals Sheepskins m u . Ufbero were Michael 8 t r e t t e a , Richard Bmith, Michael Don o mad John Cory. Fottowtng th* wedding, • reception warn hold ml Um church with MIm Mary B intton mad Mima Edith Smith, eotuina of tho brido, is charge of tho bride*. book. Mr. mad X n . Omlor will 10 tldo la Hamptoa, Virginia eftor 0 wedding trip through tho Bin# Ridg« Mountain*. Square Dancing 'h iii Wednesday Enter Race For Mbs Vickie McArdle, dau­ ghter of Mr. and Mra. A T. McArdle, waa recently honor­ ed with a birthday party given by her parents at tho Ameri­ can Legion Chapter home. Tho building wae transformed Into a gala party araa with pink and white carried out in tho decor. Arrangement* o( pink glad*, aoft colored lights, paper atreimer* and clusters of colorful balloon* decorated the interior with masses of balloons released from tho celling during the evening. Two beautiful sheet cake* with white frosting, pink ros­ es and sixteen candles were lerved with sparkling fruit punch, nut* and mints. Dancing was enjoyed by 63 friends who helped Vicki Mc­ Ardle in the momentous cele­ Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Brown and childrtn, Sandy and Kennoth, of Lake Brantley Road have returned from vliRlng Mr. Brown'a mother, Mr*. Veda Brows la ralrvlov, III., By Mrs. Clarence Snyder aad Mra. Brown’* parent*, Mr. aad Mr*. Raymond VoorMra. Eva Williams spent baa* la Canton, 1U. ten daya with bar slatar Mra. * e o Norma Laa Broltb in Plant Mr*. Laa Caiatroa of Laka Brantley ia Viator Park Mr. and Mra. David Hosack ami children of Jacksonvilla recently spent a weekend with hla parent!, Mr. and Mra, J. C. Hoaack. bration of being "sweet six­ teen." By Evolya ta a f y Mias Carol Parker, brideelect of Roy Vainright, waa guest of honor at the homo of Mra. Charlta Lea on Lake Chirm with Mrs. Tlvy King serving aa co-hostess. Oa tho serving table there waa a lovely floral center piece of pink roses and other pink flowen, there wart also pink candles on either aide of tho ■rraagomoat. Coke floats with docoratad cup cakes and decorated mint* were served. On the gift table therm was a lavender centerpiece and tho focal point of Interest was a miniature bride and groom. A lovely Cattieya Orchid cor­ sage waa presented to the guest of honor by tho boeteisos. She alio received from the hostcasei ■ beauiiiful cham­ pagne beige pieco of lingerie. Mr*. George Mean* kept the guest book. There were 20 guest* Invited to this delight­ ful shower. James Thompsons Host Outing For TH E GRACIOU8 HOME of M n . C. T. Niblack In Oviedo v u the site of m charming bridal tea reception recently honoring Mias Carol Parker, lovely bride-elect of Roy Wainwright. Seated from le ft are Mra, Samuel Edward Parker, Episcopal Women Announce Plans For Annual Sale Mrs. Duane Raggedy has announced that the "outgrown •ale," which the ladies of Holy Cross Episcopal Church spon­ sor annually, will be hald on November 13 and 14, with more explicit details revealed at a later date. Persona desiring to contrib­ ute clothing, toy*, household item*, hangeri, paper bag* or "what have you" are urged to bring tbem to the Parish House any Ume. The success of thla worthwhile project de­ pends upon the cooperation of all members and their friends. F o r further information, contact Mra. Baggerly at 323-2073, and she will he only too glad to a*ilat you. Navy Divers VICKI McARDLE, re­ cently celebrated being "sweet sixteen” w ith a birthday party in her honor. Mr. and Mra. James Thomp­ son were boats at their San­ ford Avenue homo last Thurs­ day night at e ateak cook-out honoring three members of tba diving team, who were reiponalble for hoisting the wreckage of the Navy Vigil­ ante Jet, w h i c h recently criihcd In Lake Monroe. The Navy team consisted of nine divers, but duo to ex­ haustion, slu members were unibla to complete the task. The three men, who so ad­ mirably dived for tho final remains were Matt Warren, BMC; Walter Pletruscka, TM 1; and Bob Kaualer, BM 3, ail assigned to Mayport. N ew Arrivals By Jane Casselberry Mr. end Mra. No«l Peter Hamilton of 213 Thomas Drive, Casselberry, announce the birth of a ton, Carl Wade, weighing 7 lbs. 14 ounces, Tuesday, Sept. 16, at 7:16 a.m. at Winter Park Memori­ al Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ed­ ward Dxurus Jr., of 241 Lake Griffin Drive, Casselberry, announce the birth of a son, Waiter Edward Diurua III, Sunday, Sept. 20, 1964, at 3:26 a.in. The infant, who weighed 7 lbs. 11 ot., arrived on his father's birthday. The paternal grandparents art Mr. and Mrs. Walter Diurua Sr., Seminole Btvd., Mia# Jean Maataro ia at­ Casselberry, and tha maternal tending Jonea College in Jack­ grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stewart of Atsonville. more, Ala. Frienda of Rev. and Mra. Joe Douthltt, former pea lor of the Oateen Baptist Church, will ba glad to know that thay Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Red­ art tha parents of a son born ding have recently returned September 16 at Bemlnole Me­ from a two week round trip morial Hospital. The baby jet flight to Moats Lake, Wa weighed eight pounds four shlngton, w hen they visited ouncaa and has been named their daughter and her faml John Wendatl. Ha will he ly, Capt. and Mrs, R. L. Van welcomed home by two sla­ Allen. Stephanie and Jennifer ter* Joan and Lindley. Lynn. Some of their scenic sightseeing included trip* to Hr. and Mrs. Guy Beall vis­ Ut. Ranter and around Olym ited Mr and Mrs. OrvIU* pic Peninsula. They toured Reed in DeLand Wednesday. Rain Forest and Hurrleana Tha Bealla and Reeds were Ridge, crossing Puget Sound frienda when they both lived via ferry to Seattle, and on to Grand Coulee Dam. ia Charleston, W. Ve. Osteen Personals John Tatum Jr., has re­ turned home after being a pa­ tient in the Orlando Air Force Hospital. BILVERPLATE BY — INTERNATIONAL KADER JEWELERS US S. PARK AYE. Sir. and Mra. Cecil Riggs of Louisville, Kentucky, are vis­ iting hla hrother, Marvin Rlgga and family. Friday Mra. Marvin Riggs, her guests and Miss Frances Rlgga spent tha day a t tha beach. Mlie France* Riggs haa re­ cently returned from Louie-1 villa, Ky„ where aha apant two montha visiting h e r grandmother, Mra. Myrtle Rlgga and other ralatlvaa and friends. Mr. and Mra. Emeat Morria are traveling In Texaa, Oklahoma and Arkansas. They are mlaing buaineea with bualneaa pleasure and with visit hla aunt and nncle, Mr. and Mra. E. A. Perry in Osark, Oklahoma. Personals Col. Jimmie 8hivera re­ cently spent two weeka visit­ ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shivers. Cot. Shivers has been in Oahu, Hawaii for two year*. He Is at present attending aviation school In Memphla, Tenn, Ha will be sent on another assignment Mrs. Lola Brooke, local upon completion of hla course. postmaster, la taking a three weeka vacation. Mra. Nolaa Mr. and Mrs. Gten Miller 0 1teen, au la lent postmaster recently entertained a group is in th* postoffice. of frienda at a chicken barMra. William Doyle h u re­ bacue at their horn*. Guests turned home after spending ware. Mr. and Mra. Eroast several montha with her Halms and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. daughter, Mrs. W. L. Burgasa Overstreet of Bradenton and in Tonnewanda. N.Y. Mrs. Hr. and Mrs. Butch Haims of Burgess returned to Florida Sanford. A few daya pravioua with her mother for a visit. tha Millars also entertained Mrs. Doyles' grandson, Rob­ Mr. and Mr*. William Wanko- ert Arnes of Miami, drove to aky and Mrs. Frank Georgs at New York and tha ladiea re­ a barbecue. turned with him. M Fred W. Dudley, sea of Mr. sad Mrs. F. L. Dudley, h u re­ turned to Murray State Col­ lege ha Murray, Ky., to re­ sume hi* studies, when he ia a history major. Light Shed O n Hair Coloring There cornea u time In ev­ ery woman's life when she feels her hair ia at an awk­ ward age. And, since she no longer ia considered a har­ ridan for boosting her ego, she p r o b a b l y takes her "head" to tha beauty salon for a hair coloring Job. In Lhe *20a and '30s, tha womaa who^dyed or bleached h e r hair waa eonaldered " fa it* According to Arthur Kaplln, director of marketing for a major beauty products firm, tho and results of hair coloring then contributed to a hard look which helped gos­ sips no and. Kaplln points out that aarly hair coloring "did­ n’t lift tha hair, but left It with a paint • brush look." Fortunately for thoaa who have discovered their first gray hair, coloring haa coma a long way. Now the products used do give lift to hair and add color. But more import* ant, he says, they maintain the color variation in hair that makes It so attractive and natural looking. Is there a female pattern concerning hair coloring? Yes, Kaplan says. Up to age 30, a gal is interested in stri­ king eolor change. From 30 to 60, she is concerned with blending or covering the gray In her hair. After 60, she may highlight the gray or white or try to regain her hair’# former coloring. At one dan­ gerous stags — har 40a — soma women kick up their heels for a last fling and be­ come blondes. By Mr*. Frank White Mr. and Mr*. George War­ ren of Voluila Dr. returned from a three month* vacation which took thim te New York, where they visited tha Worlds Fair, then Atlantic C i t y ; Smithvill# Village, Booth Bay Harbor, end cruis­ ed around in tho boat of their eon in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Llchter of Allenwood, NJ. MO V I N G A N D S T O R A G E CO INC S - i n l o i i t . Fl.i (D (D <£ d)\® ® ® ® ® © TYPEWRITING SELF TAUGHT A new approach te teaching the typewriting teach system. Thla ceaipact haahlet enables yea te type ae yea read. N* ■apentatea reqatrwL Method appeals te etadeat*, aad admit* ad all ages. Bead SI te TYPEWRITING, P. Q. Bax 671, Saaford. Fla. l. a 4 gray shade rather than tryingto regain her hair color of brown or black." “Talk It over with your beautician," ha recommends, "and don't bu afraid to try something. If you ccme out a hlonde and don't like it — or your husband doesn’t — Just put on a scarf for a day, go back to the salon and have it recolored.” Favorable acceptance of hair coloring has grown in tha last 20 years, especially In communities of 26,000 and over. Hero are some term* to help you understand what your beautician la discussing: a 4 tioner most effective and less damaging to the hair. turned from school, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Will*han of £60 Carmen Lane, De­ Bary were surprised for their 50 Wedding Anniversary, on September 20, a few day* earlier by frienda at th* First Baptist Church, DeBary. Thay gathered In tha social hall and 31rs. E. Giachlno of Mtdlna RH. baked a beautiful cake which wsa enjoyed by the forty eight present. The cou­ ple were presented with a Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mac money tree. Naughton of Homestead Ave. Mra. LlIJa Jensons, of DeBary, played host to Mr*. Mathla, and took har alght- Plumose Rd. came to the Un­ seetng to Dayton* Beech, end ited 8taUa In 1947, as a ref­ dinner at Winter Park end ugee from Latlvle, through visit* te pieces of interest te Germany. She atoyed in Central Florid*. Mrs. Mathis Brooklyn, N.Y. end worked In boarded e Jet et Dayton* Air an office. Twelve yeara ago Pert early Tuesday morning, aha purchased the property avoiding Hurricane Dora, end in DeBary for her home, arrived heme in California the built In 1963. Her eon, less than four boon after Andrsjs, ago IS. graduated leaving Florida, shortly after lunch, la time to greet her four children when they reCLEARANCE © ® ® © ® ®\® ® (D © © © CALL ping, all the pigment la blea­ ched out of the hair, which ia then almost snowy white end ready to be toned. TONE — To apply a pea­ ts] ahada of hair cokrtng he hair that la prsbleachad. RINSE — A temporary coloring for the ha far tha* does not pentrato the hair shaft, but only eoeta I t DRABBING COLORS — Colore used to tone down rede in hair that to tinted. INTEN8IF1ERS -C olore used to accentuate ted la tin­ ted heir. PORU8 — A condition of the hair in which it absorb# STRIPPING — In strip- water and permanent waving chemicals euily. Hair that In color • treated ia usually quite porua. RESISTANT — A eondl. tlon in which the hair haa n hard outer surface which re­ pel* moisture and chemicals. DAMAGED HAIR — Hair that ia extremely porous, brittle or that has tiny split end*. Damaged hafr (a often dry, lifeless and tangles easily. The condition can be caused by too much sun, Incorrect diet, or through misuse of color. COATED — A condition in which each heir ia covered with an invisible film which retards a permanent's chemi­ cal action. This usually Is dun to previous hair coloring er other treatment of heir. ELASTIC — Heir tha* holds a curl and springs back TINT OR BLEACH your own hair? Women who into a curled shape after be­ do will find a cream peroxide w ith hair condi­ ing combed through. Currently popular in this area are tha light blondes, sllvtra and platinums —sha­ des of Jean Harlow! And it seems more women want to be blondes this year than last year. Kaplln say* the firm's figures show tha lhift to blondes la now 25 per cent, up from 10 per cent. Aa a bit «f advice Kaplln suggests a woman be realis­ tic about selecting her new hair eolor. "Hair," he explains, "tends to grow darker aa we grow older and a woman needs a lighter shade to go with her complexion. She also ahoutd look for eclora closer to her 4 DeBary Personals <§) ® ® (S) ©\® ® ® ® ® CD ® ® ® ® ®\® © ® © © © O V I N G ? SO-1 Cf k - y A v e M lu Carol Jo Oxford, dau­ ghter sf Mr. aad Mn. Cheatar Oxford of Palmetto Avenue haa entered tho University of Florida for her first year and plana to major in science. mother of th e bride-elect; MUs Carol Parker, honoree; and Mrs. Benne Griffin W ainright Sr., mother of the future groom. Standing are Mrs. J. C. Faircloth, left, co-hostess, and Mrs. C. T. Niblack, hostess. A partial listing of at e o tly published. Ve •d InformaUoa r e g a r d i n g other* end the name* below havw come op. If there ere others, we win be glad te prist them. Carol Jean Stamper end Sheryl Ann Stamper are en­ rolled at Canoe - Kewtnaa Cottage la Jetfenoa City, Tens. Burke 8. Wins, Barry Barka aad Bitty Higgins re­ cently departed for Murray State in Kentucky. T o a y a (Sugar) Wlaa is atteedlag St. Petersburg Junior College. Bonny Wlleoa and S uita Phagaa re turned to Boh Joaea University at Greenville, S.C. Johnny Higginbotham and Alex McKibfain a n hack at the University aad Gleaa aad Judy (Ludwig) Hodges return­ ed to Florida State. Gary Southward is enrolled at Lou­ isiana Poly Tech and Ronald Goers* is at Emory Universi­ ty ia Atiaata. Blouses Shorts Pajamas « p l Bras Girdles from high school in 1964, and is attending Stetson Univers­ ity, majoring in Russian. Mrs, Ilia C uts , Mrs. Jenson’* daughter, also lives with har, sad two grand-children, Kenna age 4, Kaein, 2 yr*. WE’RE NEW IN TOWN. COME CALLING. SANFORD — PH. 122-1133 w e 're m aking th e sidew alks softer th is year. a » Try th em . H u sh P kip p ie s" I — FOR THE LADIES- V oIu m to $5.99 & u )o o • Accredited Chart* Accounts Welcomed * r w n . M D uasoa DOWNTOWN SANFORD • Op*m Friday Evening* '4 �1 (Dsah CUbby • ByAbigail Van Baran DEAR ABBTt H r Mm* sary to writ* • bread-andfa Dickfa sad I am Un butter fatter after you'?* been a guest. Your ahorti w n eld. I went ts Moncut showed refreshing (if U ns to visit mjr Boat and extravagant) Ingenuity, but i «l* for two works this It did not do the Job of • summer sad 1 had S very •‘bread and butter" letter. good time. They own s Mind your mother. Dickfa. # • * ranch and they let ma rid* DEAK ABBY: My hus­ a hone. They don't have band came bom* from a any hida of their own and convention with LIPSTICK they lot me do juat about on his cigar holder! Bow anything 1 wanted to do. about that? When I yot home, my moth* JEALOUS or said to writ* them a DEAR JEALOUS: You broad*and*butier letter. This have nothing to worry U a letter saying thanks about. A ehronle Casanova for the good time, Well, 1 would have removed tha started about 100 of these evidence. bread-and-butter fatten and * * • they all ended op sounding DEAR ABBY: My hus­ oo stupid I tore them up band and I Just had tb* bigand called them long dis* geat fight of tha year. Wa tone* on the telephone and havt two childran, on* and told them thanke again for two, and I am expecting the neat time. The call came again. My husband wants to Sft.70. 1 didn't think it to moT* to the country to would cost that much but a two-room house. It Isn’t th at fa what it earn* to on a modem house and you the telephone bill. I want have to carry water a full to draw |(t.70 out of my block. Tha closest neigh­ aavinga account but my bor is 15 miles away and mother won’t fat me. She tha store fa 35 mites away. say* that was a bread-andThere Is no phone In tho butter fatter and I hara to bouse and he says he isn't writ# on# anyway. Do you putting one In. (What If one think thla Is fair! of the children needs a doc­ D IC KIE tor He aay* w* will have DEAR DICKIE: Your no TV and not even a rwmother is trying to tench dio as I will have plenty to you something that every­ keep me busy. He say* I'U one should know. It is neces­ have to make a vegetable M ZU q h lly h JtA IS, 1904 — h f i • TV Tima Previews as we m a hdve froth vegetables. His rea­ son for all thla la that I have too many friends. Abby. I h*v# only on# friend and aha ttvos ta a y block. 1 visit bar maybe an hour throo times • weak as ah* ta an tnvaHd. And 1 always take both children with me. My husband lets mo go ta tho star* only one* a week and as soon aa 1 get home he sake ma who 1 talked to, what they looked tiko and what wa Mid. Hfa moth­ er saye I am hfa wife and It I* my duty to lies where he wanta me to. Caa you help me? TRAPPED D E A R TRAPPED: If yeur explanation of your husband's reasons lot a more to tho country la ac­ curate, your hubby la a can­ didate for tho couch. YOU don’t need help—HE deal! Bo help me. • • • Problems? Writ* to AB­ BY, Box (19700, Loa Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, MU-addressed envelope. • e e Hat* to write fatten? Send one dollar to Abby, Box MiOO, Loa Angels*. Calif., for Abby'a booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOB ALL OCCA­ SIONS.- TV Tim# critics preview ttoo. Yen’ll even eoo tho ac­ coming television shows by tual assassination of Arch­ attending rehearsals, watch- duke Ferdinand of AustriaI ■ g screenings, analysing Hungary, which triggered scripts to New York and the conflict. 1:30-8:80 p.m. CBS. (SeaHollywood. Hero a n thatr preview* for today: son premier) Tha Red Skel­ 7:30-8:30 p.m. ABC. Com- ton Hour. Skelton fans have as to expect almost any­ hat. "Vendetta." It’s Telly Bavalsa* show and the fine char­ thing from tho Irtepmelbl* [head, *o It should be no acter actor glvot I bravura performance aa a colonel In surprise to them that Red charge of a Greek detach­ latched distinguished Shakes­ ment which storms to the rea­ pearean actor Maurice Evans ct)* of aa omhittlod Ameri­ for hfa return debut and get can unit. Tho how to taken Maurice to caricatur* hfa np with herolce and juat a Mt classical pos* muck in th* ju e r that John C a m dine of IntrigM on the battlefield. 7:30-8:30 p.m. NBC. Mr. ha* don* In hfa comedy roles. Novak. "Moonlighting." (Sea­ Th* main sketch can anally sonal premiers) As long aa bo called wild, although more "Peyton Place" la betog soon discriminating viewer* will after dark, there’s no neeun rail It complete nonsense, but to b* annoyed by tho faint the tough* are Inevitable a* aroma of soap that comes Red, In hfa Clem Kadlddlefrom this episode. Clean-cut hopper role, utilises a "fowl" Mr. Novak find* himself to tonic to cur* Maurice of hfa deep financial water and laryngitis , In the musical takes n menial Job to cover •pot, Red present* the Roll­ hfa father's medical expense*. ing Stouee, who reputedly are Maybe the situation doe* oc­ pushing the Beatles for top cur In real Ilf*, but hfa choice popularity in tendon. It* a of outside occupation stacks typical Skelton hour that the deck a bit heavily, giving could have been more polishthe episode too pat an oppor­ rd, at least for this premiere. tunity to moralix* on the sad 8:30-9:30 p.m. NBC. Th* atata of teaching salaries and Man from U.N.C.L.E.. "The on the responsibilities of tho Vulcan Affair- (Premiere) profeeeion. However, fans of This la the debut of a new the series aren't going to cloak - and • dagger a o r I e s mind n little emotlonalUm styled after th* James Bond and they!) welcome back sterfas, covering ground com­ eerie* stars James Franc lace* parable to that handled ta and Deaa dagger hungrily. "Voyage to th* Bottom of th* 8-8:30 p.m. CBS. World Sea" but on a more adult By Oswald Jacoby War I. "Summer of Sarajevo” laveL Robert Vaughn atari a* (Premiere) Teleefalon Isn't U.N.C.L.E. agent Napoleon exactly clamoring for another Solo (probably because ha When should you double a Everything worked eat to aeries, fictional er documen­ s a v e r w o r k * a l o n e ) , freely bid game on suspicion? Weat’i satisfaction. South won tary, on the subject of ww, U.N.C.L.E., it should b* not4 I t 10 T S Not often, unless the signs aro the heart lead In dummy and but If we must have them, w* *d, fa a top secret organisa­ VAKII right. West thought the signs • 732 promptly fad a low spade to can at least be grateful for tion devoted to good. To­ were moat favorable. He only tho well-handled documentary 4I« hfa aco. Tho next play we* approach taken her*. This night's enemy fa Thrush, a had 12 high-card points, but BAST top secret organisation dothey appear lo be avluable • 3 tho Jack of spade*. West dis­ opening segment, appmpri voted to evil. Strict regulars 4Q84I onea. Surely hfa clubs were • JI OI carded the queen of diamond*. ateiy begins at tha beginning; Include Leo U. Carroll aa WQ 7 I 4 well placed. Probably the king ♦ AQ JI 0 I ••• "Nice double,” said South In detailing through actual films Solo's hots and David McCat•((! of diamond* woukl show up In 4 K J I 8 a voico that dripped Kid. "1 of the period and John Shar- luru as hfa assistant. Gussta B o t r v a (D> the slot, and hi* Jack of heart* better salvage wbat 1 can nlk'a well-written commen­ • AJII looked like a nice comfortable from the wreckage.'' Then be tary, narrated by Robert on tha opener are Frits fit Weaver and l’at Cn-wtey. opening lead. rose with dummy's king of • KM Ryan, the events leading to 81:30 p.m. ABC. Mcrisle'e What about the singleton trumpo and lost a club fines**. • AQI I T trump? If ever a player wa* West fad the tea of hearts. the commencement of hoatili- Navy. "Lester, tha Skipper Both vulnerable trump? If exer a player wa* genii West North Sm I South woes la dummy, fad ■ Pom club to hfa tee. ruffed a club, marked with four trump* It 1 4 I♦ 14 Pass 3 4 P an ruffed a hoart In hfa own hand, was East and maybe the dou­ 1 4 Psea 4 4 Pm 34 ble would confuse declarer. DU* Paso F a - and ruffed hfa last club with Could South make the hand dummy's ten of tpadee. on sheer power? Possibly, but East ovemiffed and led tb* t : l l 41) g o cu t TUESDAY P. H t:l* (I) A . Tht World T u n * West had detected an overbid nine of diamonds whereupon r e e <t> New* 12) l-*t't Malt* * Dot) tone In South's cell of three] have discounted hfa king of South had to loec three dfa' 1:11 ( ! ) NIK' Now* nporie. Weather spades. dlmaoods and let the bidding mood tricks for a 500-poiat •:M (<) US V i s a 1:4* (I) I’m w o r d 111 I-ir.U a Toung ( ! ) M u n lL ylirln h U y He wa* right! South should I die at two tpadee. lose. I tO (II N on .line £aa)by On fihidqsi li Television Tonight Jhe :n m a d ( By Ruth Millett They hiro been married taking on volunteer work in vide you with all Use friends three year* and a* a couple jour community. You can you need. they haven't made any friends make friends through enrolling As for that home of yours at all. The wife who (cels lone­ In tome class to which you are atari using It for dispensing a ly and left out blamed her Interested — whether you are little hospitality yourself to husband tor their lack of interested In art lessons, stead of wishing others would bridge lessons, French lessons Invite you lo their houses. friend). She write*: "He meet* men —or whatever. But get busy right away a t work. And It seems to me Th# one way you won’t make The longer you 11m to a place it fa his responsibility to get friends ts sitting around home without making friends, the on friendly enough term* with expecting your husband to pro­ harder it Is to break the Ice. some of them so that w* are Invited lo their home*. But we haven't been invited any­ where, though wa have lived in the same suburb for the three yean we h u e been mar­ ried. What ran a wile do about a husband wbu won't even try to make friends?” IDYTH THORNTON McLEOO First of all, atop blaming your husband for nut shoulder- A perfectly delightful book ceted In; th# more you en­ tog a responsibility that is ac­ has juat been published, joy. the more you are Indig­ tually your own. That's the 'Contemporary Quotations” nant about — th* more yuu first ami most important thing compiled by James B. Simp­ have toft wh«n anything hap­ you cao do. son. This is a book which caa pen*." — Ethel Barrymore. The social Ufa of a huahand be of great halp to you who So, you aae what I mesa sad wife fa th* wife'* respon­ sibility. No couple la likely to plan ipeechea for club pro­ when 1 say yon need this have many friends if the wife grams. for civic program*, l>o»k, which is a treasury of Juat sits around waiting for for teaching and educational notable quote* since 1950. Another useful book, not at her husband to provide ready- forunia and Just for your own personal enjoyment. Jams* all In tha sams vain, is a mad* friendship*. Instead of sitting around Simpson saye, ", . . Our era cfaver little book which I re­ Hk* an outsider, gat busy mak­ boasts eloquent spokesmen ceived at tha fascinating No­ ing tome friends In your own from every level of society, tion Show. Tha book la, neighborhood. You can make and I believe their word* “ Drit* Guide to MODERN friends through church work. should not be buried to th* SEWING” by Julia McCombs, You can make friends through formidable and aomatimea In­ Educational Director of Joha accessible files of newspaper* Drit* A Sons. Julia McCombs and msgaxines. to a very knowledgeable se "Most of th* quotations in ing tody and from this small Arthur Oliver this book gained attention book you can learn many the moment they were writ­ things ai>out sawing to tha M ade Sergeant ten or spoken. More than a modern way and making use Marine Sergeant Arthur Ol­ few are bright threads in th* of many new things, all of iver, ton of Mrs. Carrie M. fabric of modern history. which It seems ran ba found Oliver of 1007 Willow Av*., Some wilt become more Im­ at tha notion counters. Research shows that wantwas recently promoted to his portant to the perspective of present rink, while serving at time. A goodly number al­ •n ar* sewing Uk* mad and, th* Marine Barracks. Rots, ready echo back and forth a- since there are so many new croea tha seas and scrota tha aid*, this book can be help­ Spain. ful. Whan you "maka your He is serving as a member yeara." Hare'* one quota from tha own," you should always of the Second Guard Platoon, Marine Barricks. end stand* section entitled "Advice”: beautiful fabric, and **fact duty ai a sergeant of the "Never get up with th* lark. style which flatter* your fig­ Get up only for a lark." Lord ure. Also th* choice of color guard. A graduate of Northwestern Boyd-Orr, Nobel Prise win- ia very important. When you Vocational High School at Ml- ner. when aaked about hie Sow, you can always have laml Sgt. Oliver entered the tprynesa at the ago af 75. beautiful things and at such And another: “Y o u must a email coat compared ta doservice to November JM*. learn day by day, year by signer models. You can find A lightweight typewriter year, t* bread** yeur heri- patterns which have great Stand makes a good table for ton. Th* more things you •tyl* and stay to style a long th* portabto sewing machine.,love, the more you nr* inter- j time. m Itiport (I ) A qutntuta * 90 (3) U -S ou id (Si AUvsnturss la P ara­ dis* 1:1* (3) Mr. Novak (S) Combat t r i e <•> Utah A d v e n t u r e I I t (1) M«>rr.*nt or g e a r (St 1:04 (•> <)) (Cl >:te i . l IS) l« .e s (2) »»* r*> 11:00 13) 1111 (Si 11:10 C> MclIaU's Navy Th* Tycoon IliobsrJ Uoon* Hhow P ittU oat Junction Jack Danny r .y to n r ise* Th* ftlvar O sage* Th» g n elltv* CDS xp.elst* It) (I) New* Mooli T '.nlfht Bh*W (!) Movie WEDNESDAY A. M. t it* • :1S t )« t:li T:*0 1:3* 7:31 7 10 1:11 l: * l 1:3) 1:1* ):** Srtft 1:1* 11.90 !•:!! 10:10 11:11 tl:** It:)* (t! 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Ttoa Join eeageatoto far uraeaweaL Ba charming, net ddefaL TAURUS (April St la May tO) Private talks with a U f creel hew beet ta OUT OUR W AT proceed ta the world ef bustotse, creethrity. Be h tm e ted la elvto affair*. They caa I know u t o n Pro m m t b i t new m ans in Cm be a fine outlet far greeter w lndtow gf tho A*1 P an ca k e H o u m P thing* or eve* the meaae ef your greatcat UvtUhoed. B y Dick Turner GEMINI (May SI to Jen* CARNIVAL St) Meditation will reveal that If yea meet that later* eating friend at tome place of atmosphere, yoa can get mock accomplished of a ere* a tire nature. Advene*. Later, write to those out-of-town. MOON CB1LDBSN (done f t ta July t l ) Tea need to accurately figure oat what your financial peti­ tion to and advise you how to invest. Later, talk ever ether ideas with person­ al ties. They go along with yoa. LEO (July St to August 31) You must admit you are la rather a dull rut, so ac­ cept chance ta ba with upOUR ANCESTORS and-coming expert for good advice. Be grateful for ideas. Do something ales to show yoa a n appreciative. VIRGO (August 32 to Raptern bar 22) You havs much Interesting work ahead of you, but It would ba wtea to get some help from export be­ fore tackling. It’s trickier than you think. Even a permuch help it la in b u fin aw l Haw fectionlst needs eritlciim, too. a n u u g h t s n s s k ln g in a t night7 " date la It LIBRA (September 23 to October 33) Take almost any opportunity to havo soma TIZZY By K ate Osann wholesome fun, since you nre pretty much down la the dumps. Your associate# un­ derstand this. This will re­ store energies for busy days abend. SCORPIO (October 33 to November 31) There to tomethin g very worthwhile that you can do for kin and a lit­ th e Britlah a r t coming, Sir. Anyway, acme tle thought will reveal it to a r t riding th air horaaa an tha w rong alda at you. Clear up any miaundorth a highwayl" itandings quickly. Show you iE S -1? ? 1 lurt divotid* SHORT RIBS HOWib 5£5 IP BLON0CS KALOi DOMACMOflf FUN/ M l •T h a t Herbl# la a real kook. H a th o u g h t tha Four Fraadom a w are • new foik-ainging g ro u p l" Around the World I BUGS BUNNY X COULD IMFRCWV tsrrdABi SAGITTARIUS (November S3 to December 21) Others are In rather Strang* moods today, so U‘s up to you to ba the normallser If yoa want m ults. Courtesy makes for big headway ta creative af­ fairs. Delight all. CAPRICORN (December 23 to January 20) Listening to the suggestions of close tie who U opinionated but wise, gives yon ns opportunity to Increase abundance. Buy lit­ tle gifts for family latar. Show your affection. AQUARIUS (January SI to February It) D ost hesi­ tate to call oa tha telephone for tha opportunltlea that are within tha reach of it. Follow good Ideaa given. 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Labs Drtvf, Csadaltarry. INVKttMKNT ; o ffo rru N m r IN thU cratnO r Im i M brick building. Frusotly ra tin g tor CM. p«r air. Frivato p u k k i to t Prictd bstow siaktasd tvaiuattoo. O i l y ttTJM wttb 9,500 t o n . PLANTS A TREES. ITU try Club Road. l im it e d q u a n t ity a u rylUl bulb*. Ffold m , 44aorted color*. R M taubaL at SH «- 39-3501 «r s a m e . TOUE CHURCH or GROUP E S T A B L I S H E D and riaO c ia r*l*o WO and nor*, a n y 50. Mine. F o r Snta knows Drive-la Restaurant u d lo t . Hava 10 msmbera ta Bastard. Available Im­ each aafi oaly twenty Me BILL’S BARGAIN BARN mediately. Baa dining room of 10,000 tUma packsgsa By lovely theory tad curb atrvica. * 1300 Grapovilla Are. Christmaa Carol Table Nap­ kin*. Eeop MO tor your trssrary. No aseoey needed. 2 MODERN upholstered chairs, Pro* Sample*. Anna Wade, excellent condition. U1 I . 21st S t 323-3134. Dept 1S1 at I, Lynchburg Va. AIR CONDITIONER, Philco, MEN • WOMEN WANTED AT ONCE ta train tor Civil Boom, M3. 3324104. 4. Beauty C a n Service. Good pay. Tboo•aada ef Jstos open. Exper­ .USED FURNITURE SALE Faraaaeat Special B*rgiia» this weak only. 13% ience usually unaecetaary. 34% OFF REG. PRICE off. Mutt mek* room for saw .-Far* Information oa Job*. Cut 'N Carl Beauty Shop SIS Palmetto Ava. 39-0434 load. Fern Plata Used Furn­ Salaries, Requirements, fo­ iture, aeroes from Poet Of­ cal Interview write giving address, phone. AMERICAN fice, Fern Park. EVENING APPOINTMENTS Service, Box 44, Sanford I Seniors — Harriett's Beauty Nook, 1U So. Oak. Pboat LARGE OIL HEATER, beat* Herald. up to 3 roomi, has fan £0. 32317a 323-7100. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE 5. Day N urseries SEPT. SPEC. Men’s Tao TESTSt HAPPY ACRES- A school for ShirU, 44c. Army-Navy Sur­ Moo-women, 14-12. Start high Kinder(arteo A Elndertehool plus, 310 Sanford Av*. aa 1103 a week. Preparatory Now has so attractive hos­ tl per day rental for Electric training u n.t 11 appointed pital-*lean Nursery (or crib slxc A 3 veer olds. All child­ Carpet Shampooer with pur- Thousand* of Jobs opts. Ex­ chasa of Blue Lustra. Carperience uauaU accessary. ren registered for 3 day* a roll's Furniture. FREE information oo fobs, week. No dally adjusting. For Information call 322g u t T B I R D CAGES, different tileries, requirements. Write TODAY giving name, ad­ liras and shapes. 169-4403. dress sod phono. Lincoln 6. Child C am PIANO: Jeii* Frcacfa, | pedal Service, Boa S3, Sanford EXPERIENCED mother will Spinet, excellent condition. Herald. car* for child ta my home Cherry finish, with bench. 3 days week, 315-3234412. 39-3097. REDEEMER LUTHERAN 8. Dors - C ats • P ete KINDERGARTEN HOME RAISED grata bed for homa tree ter use. Limited S. PARK, E. of Dairy Quson DACHSHUND PUPPIES-Red amount. Sea to appreciate. Pre-School. Qualified teach­ —U weeks eld. ARC. Ph. Ph. 39-0244. er*. Tuition: Xlndcrgartcn, 322 3047. 314 mo. Pro-Klndtrgarten. HANDMADE; sweater* f o r 110 mo. Call 394553 or AKC Reg. Black Mta. Poodle isle. Cad for appointments 39-7227. ' Pupa. 4 weeks—3224144. to plek your choice for babtea 71. Mai* Halo Wanted and adults. Ph. 323-3294. 15. Special Services ration. Floor, Fret Eitima.j* MAN: 23-40 years old. LocaL sand, cement, rock, pipe, Must have ehaufiaur tlc*sa*. steel, grass* traps, dry Mac’s Oil Company, 303 A A B ROOFING CO. wells. Stepping atones. North Laursl Av*. COMPLETE ROOFING SRV. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. NO JOB TOO SMALL 309 Elm Avo. 39-5711 MAN: 2540 years old. LocaL NO JOB TOO LARGE Sea Mr. Haynta at Phillip* USED LUMBER: 2xl through «* Service Statloa, 4th 4L Financing Arranged 394554 322-2247 2x13. Sheeting and flooring. A French At*. 300 yds. Leatherette. Many . Plumbing patterns. Mill Ends. S22-OTO MAN 9 4 5 torlssunnc* Debit Sanford area. Salary plus GUNS. Buy. Sell, Trad*. Ba- commission. 30-0443. ELDER SPRINGS pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE PLUMBING 72. F em ale Heto Wsmtsd FISH CAMP. DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE 39-7157 or 39-3125 MAIDS—N. Y. to «SI Wash. 51. Articles For Rent Rush references. Top Job*. PLUMBING RENT A BED Faro advanced quickly. H*vContracting Rapairs Rolls way. Hospital, B a b y A-Mald, 4 Bend St, G nat FREF ESTIMATES Beds, by Day, Week, or Nock, N. Y. R. L HARVEY Month. M Sanford Ava. FA 3-941 CARROLL'S FURNITURE WAITRESS WANTED, must 114 W. 1st 322-5ttt he over 9 . Call 394731. TRACTOR MOWING. 322-7844. 23. Painting 7, Situation Wanted SO U T H W A R D lavcttmeet H Realty i l l ff. park Avo. 394tTl LOT or small aerugo oa rtvar or lake adjoining. Writ* Ban 44, Sanford Herald. HAVE CASH BUYER tag small nouns positing rm pair*. Need email tract* of land on Wirt side with or wifocul Improvements. Payton Realty 322-1301 17-43 at Hiawatha #4. Keal Estate • Salt FOLKS w* nood GOOD LI-S-TIN-G4 Merle W. Warner REALTOR Adelaida H. K o m i , A s m *. 704 South Park Av*. Sanford, Fla. 39-3434 DIAL 39-75U 394*33 P. S. - ROMES priced RIGHT a n S-E-L-L-I-N-G Let ua .apprate* .and SELL YOUR PROPERTY You caa find anything you M*d advsrtimd la the Bor­ ate Claaalflad Legal Notice XOTtCE OF t m i C A T I M FOE TAX DEED IPtov Ftaslda Status** od NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV. EN, That D. Rom s th* h old . *r o f th* fotlow lag certificate ba* filed aald csrtlfleat* for tax dead to ho Isauad thoreon. Th* csrtlfleat* number and year o f iaoaonoo. tho dsaerip. Us* o f tho prooorty. and tho n * * o In w hlsh It woo aatsaood ar* aa follow*! C ertificate No. S4I T sor o f toenaaca 1M | Lot t l Blk S i a m ' s A cts* Plat Book * page ta Nam* In w hlsh aaaoasad Its* wart Houaomorora la s. Alt o f M id proptrty being la tho County or demlnola, S u t* o f Ptorldo. Unleae such oerilft. Mt* shall h* redeemed accord. Acraa, Plat Book I pag* I t tug to taw the property d e s­ cribed ta auch eertlfleata w ilt b* sold to th* h igh est bidder at th* front t i e r of tha Samlnol* County Court Homo at Sanford. Florida, oa tha first Moaday la th* month of O cto. her. t l f l . which ta th* Itfc day of Oetobor, t i l t . D*tod th is llr d doy o f July FOR A PAINTER, Uuide or 53. Wanted To Buy out, call Luther Tasker at USED FURNITURE, one room 394154. LOOKING FOR or bousafiil, tools, mise. SECURE JOB? items, ANYTHING you hatr* 24. Wall Drilling 1M«. to MU. 39-3270. Clarh'a Baal) Train tor U. g. Civil 4ervic« (O fficial WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Arthur H. Beckw ith. J r , 55. Furniture For Sal* teats. So* our ad under Edu­ SPRLNXLER SYSTEMS Clerk Circuit Court Som lnola County, Florldo cation-Inatnie Hon classifica­ All Types and Steal toU Ua Your Furniture. B y: O. T. Ray. J r , D. G. tion. Lincoln Service. Ee Puhllah W« Repair and Service S e p t t, S. II. It. tt*4 Quick Sarvie# with th* Ubltehed 1444. C D E -lt STINE Cash. SUPER TRADING Machinery aad Supply Co. NOTICE OF I t IT POST. PA 24*77. THE STATE OF FLOE IDA TE 397 W 2nd St TA 14413 Legal Notice Legal Notice o r A m iC A T ta x r o n TAX OKED r o iic i H e* . 1*4.1* F lorid* l U t i t M o f 10**) NOTICE t l HEREHT CUVBN, T hst D. Rom* is * h o ll­ er of IS* fallow ing certificate hM Med M id certifica te for ta * deed In be Issued thereon. Tha certificate number and rear af leruance, tha dMerlpttoa e f the properly, and the name ta which It waa aaaasaed ara ae follow*: C ertificate Vo. t Tear af laanans* 111! PoaeetoU— ** Property I E li af NEM of S C * l e c ­ tion IT Towaahl* t l * Range II E Kama ta which a e ii oeed John g . W illiams. « r , Trusts*. All of said property b«lag In the County a f damlaol*. Ita ta e f Florida. Catena such certificate ahall ha redeonaad according to law the property deearthed in such certificate w ill he oold to th e hlgheot bidder a t the front dear o f the Sem inole County Coart UeuM at Sanford, F lor­ ida. oa the ftret Monday tn tha month at October, l i f t , which ta tha llh day of October, t i l s . Da tad U le Sir* t a r o f July, n e t. (O fficial Clarh'a Beat) Arthur H- B ockw tO . J r , Clark Ctrl cult Court Bemlaele County. Florida B y! O. T. Ray. J r , D. C. PuM lth Sepb L I, 11. t l , 1114 COErie xorte r o r a p p l ic a t io n for ta x d e e d [to I M J I F lo rid a StatuSeo *« ta n c n E B T o i v EN. That D. Rom* th* hold*r s f th* felto w ln g certificate ha- ftled aald c er tific a te for ta c deed to b* leeuad thereon. The certificate number and y w r o f teeuancs, th* dsacrtpttoa s t tha property, and th* nam* In which It waa aaeeeeed ar# aa fellewut Certificate Vo. Ida Tear at tasuance ltd l DeerstpUoa a f Property i Lot 1 Dlk A. Fellowship Addition. Flat Book I, Faga v o t ic e Nam* la which aaeeeeed Pub tit M srtgag* Co.. Ine. All s f Mid property b ein g In th* County o f Seminole, atat* o Florida. U nless eucb eertifl M tt that! b* redeemed accord­ ing tu law th* property dMcrth*d la iach c er tific a te will b* oold ta tha h igh est bidder at tha front door s f th* Mamlnols County Court H o u m a t Son ford riarlda, on th e first Mon­ day la th* month af October I M i. which la th* lib day o f Ootohar. t i l t . Patad this llr d day o f July lift (O fficial Clarh'a Seat) Arthur R B eck w ith. J r , Clark Circuit Court ■sMlasta County, Florid* * y a T. Ray. J r , D. C. Publish Sept. U I. II. Jt, til*. ,COE-1* Legal Notice ■OTIC* 0 F APPLICATION FOE TAE DEED **»•»• FWrtdo statu tM o f _% ?°X «C E :a HE REFT OIV CN* T b tt D. Rom# th t hold heldsr o f th* follow in g csrtlfleato ban filed M id certificate for ta s deed to ho iMuod there­ on. Th# corttftcats number end yoar of tsenonto. tho dooortplion o f tho property, aad th* nam* ta which It waa aaeeeeed ■ra a* follow*! CertlflM t* Vo. U f Tsar o f Im u * new l i f t of Froportyi CARD E THOMPSON, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN A sw ora Oomplalnt haelng been filed a gain st you la tko Circuit Coart In and for lorn!, ■ots County. Florida, by ANNA E. THOMPSON for divorce, th* short till* of which Is ANNA E. THOMPSON. P laintiff, e o r. so* CARL B. THOMPSON. Da. fandaat. t h e n proeeata or* to command you to appear and fit* your Answer *r other d o. fen*** or plM dlng herein w ith th* Clerh o f tha Circuit Court of Somlnol* County, Ptorldo. and to M r«s a copy thereof on P la in tiff* Attorney, Carroll Burk*. Attoraoy at Law. p, Q. Drawer X, Sanford, Florida, a# or hofor* th* lit h day a f Octahor. A. D. 1114, or othorwloo deer** pro cenfeeo* w ill he a l ­ tered against you. Th* Paoford Herald la deelgaatad a* a oewepepor o f non. oral olrcutatlo* in which th is citation shall ho published one* it c h w eak for four oonaocu. tiro week*. W ITNESS my hood sad o fflMat o m I a t th* Clark of tb* Circuit Court o a this th* ttth day o f lap Umber, A. D. 1IS4. (SEAL) A rthur E. Serkw lth. J r , Clark of th* Circuit Court By i Martha T. Vihtaa E IT Ft of W u i F t of H Blk 11 Tr I t. Tho Tow o f Sanford, f l a t Book . *• a t a 111 m i u m a in Nam* la which oom moi to u r * B a sk * All « f m id pro­ perty being la tho County o f lam laole. S lo ts of Florid*. Cnl*eo such c ortlflcats shall ba redeemed a c c o r fle g te law th* property dotcrlhod tn such cortltlcalo w ilt ho oold to tho high est bidder at th* front door of tho Semlaolo County Cosrt Houae at Sea ford. Florid*, oa tb* first Moaday la the moath e f October. I l f s , which I* th e D, c. Ith day a f Octohor, 1114. »hto llr d day o f July Carroll B arbu Suit* III. Banford Attantlo (O fficial C lerk * ■**]> National S aak BuUdlo*. Arthur h . Dochwtth. Jr. P. Ol Drawer X. c tsr k circu it C oon Baafasd. Florida. •♦ ■ ita ta County, Florid* Attarooy far P U ta ttft By: O. T. Ray, J r . D. t - Puhllek dap*. II, M, I t * Dm ciuLV U*•*•,J- COS-41 �HERALD Want-Ads Bring Fast ResultsPhone 322-5612 M . Baal B a ta ta - Bala BAST PILCHER, Broker Parsons] Service Call 38-7 IN •S. Hi •safari F o r Solo 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, nicely furnished and la good repair. 710 Palm-Mto or call 38-atU feral* Sept. 22, 1944 — Pago 11 »7. SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer NIC* BUILDING LOTS or TOR RALE IV OWNER. Cosgntiwaaa lots tad 1 Building tom BulU Cfe Home, I Bado* tha Iota. Rave • led, one rooms, i Beths, Urlng (or fSOS JT eight (or 82300 on Roam, family Room. Kit­ the ceflMr Mala St. tod chen, Central (Mating an* Cowt I t sad Lniagtoa Are. lire place, large utility aad storage, earpotte aad patk> EatefTriie, f i t . 666-4601. Deep well and sprinkling syatem on beautifully wood3 or 4 ACRES with Good ground, near large lake. *d lot W a W Redwood h ate. Grove Man­ MOO per acre with Urine. or area. Can 123-Tin after LAKE LOT, 100 ft. on pared 4 p. m. road. |4,XI0 with term . HOME RENTERS HOME OWNERS 2 1M1 Park Avenue PA 3-883 anytime Legal Notice MOTtcm o p A Pnica-rton pom T a x D a n s <Mr. 104.10 n w t i l ateletee ef WOTICB IS HERE ST OIV. BJC, T hst D. Ram* the hold* er e f the follow ing certificate a s * ni«4 n i d cw tiriM t* for te a 0*«4 to be U*u<d th*r*on. Th* e*rtlflcate numh*r and J*«r *f taiusnc#, the d**crlrtlen • f th* preparty. s b 4 th* ntm* la which It we* a*e****4 ar* a* follow s: C ortlflest* So. HIT Tear of b i t i n c t toes P*«o tpll— of Propartyi W S1H Tt e f E SOU* r t • f X 111 r t of BWt| of KW H 8*0. 11 T ow ath lf 118 8 l * | * IS E R aw * la which u i m h I J. C. Cr*w«. Alt of *ald propartr ha* Ing to th* County af Btmtaol* a tita of Plorlds. Vnlaa* iuch cartlflcate ahsll b* r#4#«m#<* according to law the propartr daasrlbad In auch cartlfleato w ill ho oeId to th* hlthaat bid* dar at tha front door or th* a*mlnu)« Cuuutr Court llou## at Hanford, Florida, an th* flrat Monday In lh» mouth of O-t «b»r, 11*4. which I* th* tth day of CWlobar, 1904. I m *4 t h li l l r d day of July. 1144. (O fficial Clark'* S##l> Arthur K. Backwlth. Jr., Clark Circuit Court, ■•mlnoln County. S'lorld* By: O. T. Ray. J r . O C. rubllah Sapt. 1. I. 11. JJ. IMS COE*14 a o n c m o p APPttrATibN • 1 ’•» FOR TAB DBED 144J4 y i.r td a btalwtaa a l THE TIME TESTED PIRN 114 ft. Park Ave. fa 2-4123 Legal Notice ROTtCR OP AFPLICATIOX FOR TAX DEED (l* r . IM J « PlaeMa Itatwta* o f iia a i NOTICE. IB HEREBT (1IVtS. That Laatar K. Tomhack th* holdar of the follow ing cartlfleato haa fllad aald cartl flcat* for la s daad la b* laau* ad theraan. Th# cartlflcata number and rear ef laauanc*. ihj daacrlptton a f th* propartr, and th* name In which tt waa aiaaaaad ar* a* follow*: Cartlflcata No. 4 Tear a f laauanc* U41 Daaerlptioa o f Piapoetr) Lot IT. Lak# Markham Cttatoa P lat Boak I t. P «f*t as a at Nam* In which a***a**4 K K noi Bttllnghau*. Truata*. All of aald properly being In th* County o f l.m ln o la , gtata of ylorlda. UnUaa auch cartlflcata ■halt b* radaamad according to law th* praparty dtacrihad In auch cartlflcata w ill b* aald in th* highaat bidder at th* (rant d o o r o f tha Dentinal* fou n t* Court Noun# at Hanford. VlorIda. on th* flrat Monday In th* nonth of Orlohar. tl*4. which la th* 1th day of October. 1114 Patad this U rd dar o f Jus* tSI4 (O ffirUl Clark Sa*l> Arthur M. parkw ltb, Jr. Clark Circuit Court. S.m luola County, Florid* Uy; tl. T. Hay, Jr., ti. c Tuhllah Sapt. 1 , t. 11 , 1 ! 1144 CUE-11 n o v ic e o r A r r u c a T io x row m dbkd IS##. 1*1.1* rt##M # ftatk lea a t lea st NOTICE ta tIKRKBT OIV. E.V. Th#t O. Rom# th# hoi#. #r a f th# fallow ing r#rtl(lc«t# h## ftl#4 ••I# r#rtl(le#l# for t#x dead ta b# litu td th*r#an Th# c*rtlMe#t* number #nd »»*r at l##u*nc*. the dtlcrlp* tlon af th# propirtr. and th# nam# In which It •#■ «#>•##,>) • r# #■ fallow#: C#rtlflc#i# No. l i t Y#*r af • •TICE 1* HEREBT 0 1 V*. KN That D- Rom# th# hold* ar of th# fallow tag cartlflcata haa fllad aald rartlflcai* for tax dead to b* laauad thtraon. Th* cartlflcata number and year of tsauanca, th# daacrrp. tlon of th* propartr. and th# name In which It w»# aaataaad ar* aa follow*: Cartlfloal# Na. 1 U I Tear *f limaiui u s: D####t#(tan #1 r n i w t r i [aauinc* 1141 a *•<> r t # f e <« r t #r Deacalptiaa a f Prapardn W US r t of NW t, of NW'» Lot S Blk I. llaftlcr tlomaa nf r W ‘4 a#ctlon J# Town* Orlando la c On*. Plat Book • hip IS S Rang# 14 E II f*agaa I a I N#m* 1.x which #M*#««d C lif­ Nam* In which ****** aJ Law. ton X 6 Lil# J. W#Iln. All of aanca C. * Dorothy A. Patman. All af aald property being In ■#ld proptTty h«|ng In th# tha County af Bamlnol*. State County o f S#mlnoU, Slat* of a f Florida. Cnlaa* auch certi­ riorlta. L'nUi# inch atrtlflcat# ficate t h i l l ba radaamad accord­ •hall h# r#,l#»m#il accorilln# lo ing la law the property da#* I t # th# proptrty <l##cr1b*<l In rrlhad In auch cartlflcata will inch c#rllflc*t# will b* #--t-l ba told to th# highaat bidder at to th* hlgh##t blddtr tt th# th# front door of th# *#mlnol# front door of th# Samlnol# County Court Houaa at Sanford. County Court lle iM *t Sanford, Klorlil*. on ih# flrat Monday to Florida, on th# flrat In tha month of Octohar. 1**4. ihe month of October, U t«, which la th* 1th day of October, which l# tb# 5th day of Oct­ ober. US* 1**4, . , , Mated thia llr d day of July l»ai#d th is U rd day «t J U,J tee*. 1*44. (O fficial C lerk'# S#*t) (O fficial Clark* la a ll Arthur It Beckwith, J r , Arthur H B a c k w l t h . Jr.. Clerk of Circuit Court Clark Circuit Court. Jem tnol# C ounty, rio rld n Samlnol* County. Florida Ity: O. T Hay. Jr.. D. t*. By: O T. Bay, Jr- p- f riiM -h prpt. t, i. n . s:. m « Pohtta* Sept. 1. S. t*. U ' IM* ic u t- I CUKl t Good Rental homea, Priced right, era renting aad leas­ ing fasti Call Today. For Prompt and Efficient Service. It Pays! Stenstrom Realty IM I PARK DRIVE 122-2420 322*7493 NIGHTS 322-6324 - 38-0343 F U R N I S H E D 3 Bedroom House. 3411 Talmetto, Ph. 38 0274. FURNISHED HOUSE. 2-bedrooms A den, paneled walls, csrport# A patio. MO mo. 384240. 2 BEDROOM furnished house. 10g W. 13th St. Fh. 3404032. 2-BEDROOM frame houie. 2327 Magnolia Ave. near N.A.S. Cheap rent, 343 mo. Ph. 28-380. 1 Bank I OepouessloiK '33 Bulck, $300 bat, l i t mo. '33 Cadillac, |2M bal. 110 mo. 'S3 Bulck, |66 bal, 33 mo. ‘33 Cadillac, |3K» bal. lit mo. '36 Chcv. $199 bal., 124 mo. '36 Ford, 3199 bal, 36 mo. '37 OMs AC, 3309 bal, 331 mo. '37 Mere. Wg. 32N bal. t i l me. '37 Bulck. |4M bal. 924 no'37 Ply. HT $406 bal. |33 mo. '36 Cadillac 36S6 bal, 332 mo. '37 Imperial, 8300 bel, 38 mo. '59 Nash, 3236 bal, 111 mo. 'SB Olds. 3342 bal, 18 mo. S3 Poetise, 363* bal. Ml mo. SI Cbsv., 3400 bal, 38 mo. '» Chav. Wg. M il bal. 331 mo. '56 rord. 3360 bal, $32 mo. '8 Mercury 168 bal. IS! mo. so Olds $611 bal. 38 mo. '30 Ply. 8047 bal, 38 mo 'M Chev. 3699 bal. 332 mo. '60 Mercury 1667 bal, 38 mo. '« Ford, 1714 bal. | 3i mo. '61 Palcoo, 3001 bal, «J9 mo. '•I Metro. 1380 bal. 3 8 mo. '31 Corvalr, |9N bal, 340 mo. ’31 Renault 3300 bal, 81 mo. '34 Bulck 380 bal. 117 mo. FURNISHED T e a bedroom C. B. House, Carport*, Fen­ ced Back Yard, Call 384244 or 322-0966. RENTALS Furnished or Unfurnished Ball-BUIr Agency W E DO TRADE1 National 1012 REPOR3ESSI0NS. INC. SANFORD AVE OPEN EVENINGS FOR THE BEST HOME HEFTLER SALES Phone 322-4503 BUY Ph. 38-3641 21S S. Park At*. OFFICE '47 DODGE CLUB Coupe. ThU SEE YOUR Casselberry, oa St. Rd. No. car is almost like new. Good 416, U mi. E. of 17-02. Open 100. Rroort Rentals V A -FH A Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T St. Johns Realty U » CHEVKOLET, taeaQaet eeaditioo, lav mUeag*. RTTB. 38442S. It'a Just good business to check first with Sanford’s largest H o m e Servicing Agaocr- Flan Homea, Fairly Priced. la all SIm c I Hot s. P art Avo. Concrete Bloek Building, 34 a 7A 2-3232 anytime 34, terrains floor* with till Net floor apace for R*st. GREENBJUAK Bowmao'a Trailer Ct. Fh. Choice lota available ts 444-4904. Greenbrier of Loch Arbor ooMteekiaf golf M . Houaes F a r Sale Coet<ms building te (poelficatiens. Q briar “Krap your oyo on th«l kM! tho’e |«lng to go p4* COUNTRY HOME developed by JUST REDUCED MAM. Thle K1NGSWOOD 95. H For Solo 95, Houeee For Solo 3 bedroom home near HLH PA 24014 pleat la eseelleot condition TOTAL PRICE ONLY 34330 FH* • RESALES BUILDERS, INC. oa lge. 140 a 133* lot. WcU Neat small 2-bedroom home, Like new, I A S BEDROOM 202 Fairmont Dr. shaded A landscaped with only 10 blocks (ram down­ MASONRY Homte, 1 A 3 eeparate 2 car garage as a ACRE with small Duplex, town. Low down payment, Bathe, Kitchens Equipped. a bonus la a bargain to be (rents 31M mo.), plus lot m o n t h l y payments only 1100 Down, Payment! teas ao)d thia week. Termi can for home or trailer. A buy 340.M, than rent. ha arranged. (or cash. Or terms to aulL HXLMLY REALTY ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 322-7313 or 834-1162. Ph. 322-1341 Realtor Seminole Really Raymond luodquist, A m . BUILDERS CLOSEOUT 1M1 B. P a rt Are. FA 2 2011 A t'utla Beak Bldg. PRICES ON ALL PA 2-3233 anytime HEFTLER HOMES REDUCED Government Owned 3 • Bedroom* — Carport# — HOM ES POB SALE Homes UUlty — for only *2 ACRES overlooking Lake 910,225 - TOTAL PRICE $100.00 DOWN Mary. Boat<boala In lake. F O R SA LE 57 PER MONTH Old, liveable heuee 432,000 Sdisctieo d I, 3, sod 4 YS EVERYTHING W. A. Edward*—322-7101. Bedrooms locsUd la various Central sir and heat fo r the Beet Buy la lecUoo* of Sanford NO DOWN - VA B BEDROOM, 1 Bath near A New or Resale Home, Immediate Delivery LOWEST DOWN PAYMENT See Stosatrom Realty P Interest School 4 new MONTHLY PAYMENTS - THA Shopping Center. VA Loan, FROM 950.00 3 Diy occupancy SM Laurel Dr* Fh. 38-4134. *Wo Hive The Home fo r You* Seminole Realty 3 BIDROOM H O U S E , I FURNISHED 1 Room Apt. blocka from Plnocroat School Clean A close la. 133 mo. -F h . 333-2314 between • A 4. Lights A water lacluded. 333-360T. I BEDROOM, t batk, Pin#, crest, screened porch, 2331 MODERN 3 Bdrra. fu n . Apt. Park Ave. Mo. 28482. •01 Palmetto Ave. 222-1271 after 1:30 p. m. 3 BIDROOM, MtcfeMd PM. room, eamplatety furnished. I ROOM FURNISHED Aft-, 3224327 between | A 3 p. m. downstair*, close to town. 940. 384261. R EN TA LS Seminole Realty LOCH ARBOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Stenstrom Realty ■PACIOUS 3 bedroom, 2 bath 2648 PARK DRIVE Ranch Style Home, close to 333.7438 golf course designed to 823.3420 NIGHTS 3224424 323 0544 please the lge. family, as all rooms art overslaed with o itrs family room, A double carport. A real buy at 117,. MO with flexible tern s avail* HUGE 4-Bedroom, 2 bath, Fla able. room. Mak* deal. 1M fair lane Circle. Park Ridge. 109. Aportmenta far Raot 115. A v taa F o r Bala 1100 DOWN LARGE 2-story house on 1 Acre a( liad. la good repair. FHA-VA HOMES 40 asserted (nth t r a c e . SEVERAL OutsteodMg 3 A 3 111,000. Terms. Bedroom Homea available a ill- Areas of Sanford. Let tzs Payton Realty Show you Around! 38-1301 17 92 at Hiawatha ST. Bnalneea R entals F o r R oot REA LTY Office: 122-2111 Nights: 38-0700 122 0848 824 Park Drive ATTENTION NAVY PERSON NEL. Don't miss thia. Owner moving to Cocoa. Must sell Immediately, 3-bedroom, 3 bath, doubles carport# home Hug# back yard completely fenced In, on high dry tot. Clou to bate end shopping. Will tike 3300 for 32000 equt ty. F.H.A. mortgage 10,342, with 172 monthly payments. Seo at 402 Edwin St., NOrlando. 10 e. m. to t p. m. Pboce •31-3121. NEW nOMES West Fourth SL Just off Per simmoa. Salesman on pro* party, 4:'J0 to 7:00 p. m 102. Mobile Homes • Sale Monday- Wednesday- Friday, Saturday A Sunday 1:00 to 14 and 3 Bedroom* 7:00 p. m. NEW and USED Awnings A Cabanas ALL FURNISHED S ■ QUALITY MOBILE HOMES house with 3 garage apart­ Hwy. 17-92 S 322-256] ments, 1-room apartment downstairs, double garage 10.1. Mobile llom ea • Kent and workshop. For quick tale, a bargain. Some terms. 1 B E D R O O M Trailer on By owner. 217 Holly Ave. large lake. Adults only. Ph 38 7360 2234402. C. C. Flower*. 3 BEDROOM, 2 lath , screen LARGE 2 BEDROOM TRAIL­ ER, dost to baas, |63. 38-4241 *d patio. Ph. 129-0M8. TRAILER for raot, on private NEW HOMES lot. 384360. Available In Sanford a m end Longwood area (d ml. So. MODERN 3-bedroomi, worn oa 17-32). Beady for occup­ pletaly furnished. $73 mo ancy, MS.oo per mo. and up. Beautiful setting. Lovely Custom Building, Residential built-in kitchen. Evenings or Commercial. 323-0939. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc IN . Aptrtmtntt far Rrtti Builder, Harold Legal •02 HlghUnd Ave. |30 mo. Up. Surplus City. Salts Offiea: 103 HighUod Avt. Longwood, Fla. 1 BR Furnished Apt. 1st floor •II-2911 Collect 2013 Saaiord Ave. 646-438. RARE OPPORTUNITY You just hardly do see these anymore. 3 Bedrooms and oak floors, on largo 30x113 corner lot In nice well ea- EVERETT A. HARPER t • b 11s h e d neighborhood AGENCY - REALTOR Priced for the economy 0*45 s. Park Ave. minded buyer. 310.303. Only Phones FA 2 2364 or FA 2 2243 3300 down. 376 per month. 3100 A CLOSING COST. Own transferred. Must move. Stempcr Agency er3-bedroom, i hath, terrain floors, built-in k i t c h e n , Realtor Intufor-Tradei screened pstlo. 322-1197. 322-4301 1919 S. French Ave. 4 BEDROOM. 3 Bathe, wallto-wall cirpei, built-in ap­ pliances, intercom, central sir end heat, fenced. Ph. 38-3303. HUTCHISON'S OCEANFRONT APTS. 339 So. Atlantic Daytooa Beach Call 38-4038 1930 T-DIRD, excellent coo ditlon. Al*o 19' Wist, motor A trailer, with many extras. 3 8 4837. 1063 PONTIAC Catalina 4-door sedan, white, air, full powar, radio, tinted glass, deluxe trim.'Must sacrifice. Owner. 38-6006. 1933 FORD 4 DOOR. Marie and runs every day. Good tranaporialion for only 3163. Private owner. Ph. 3224406 evenings. MERCURY 1961 Monterey. Factory air. Full power Good condition. 9930 cash. Must sell. 363 3643. 1962 COflVAIR Spytier Conver tible, 4 speed, wire whaeli, positrsetion. new tires, *x cellent condition. 11,730. Ph. 38-29R.1. BY TOMORROW NjGHT! 3 C0RVAIRS 1 CHEVY II 3 CHEVELLES 7 BEL AIRS 4 BISCAYNES 8 IMPALAS 4 OLDS 12 DEMONSTRATORS ALL 64 s 116. Auto* • Sal* or Trad* WILL SELL OR TRADE 1960 Bulck LeSahre 4 door hsrd-1 utp A-1 condition, exception ally clean. 11,205 322 5609. 118. Trucke For 8*1* FURNISHED APT. private bath A entrance. 3220701. INTERNATIONAL - I4» tnn| stake body truck. Good con­ EFFICIENCY 340. 611 Park. dition 3350. Lake Mary IGA. I 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. Air- '50 CHEVROLET 'i too Fleetcoot:tinned Bedroom . $65. lit side, with camper, MV*. I E. 3th , 322 4233. Across from Lyman H. S.| FURNISHED garage apart­ •31-3430. ment. 1302 Maple. 38-0731. N EW C A R W A R R A N T Y NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! 120. Automotive Service N . Houses • ttsle or Rent Clean 4 Boom*. 311 Park. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP W E L A K A APARTMENT! Free inspection, estimates, I 2 BEDROOM late or Rent 114 W. First St. pickup, delivery. Racoriag | CaU 38-1116 after 5 p. m. A repair* discounted. FURNISHED garsga apt. Pb. 81te E. 3rd. 38-3443 CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON 38-2000. LAXS. CaU 6 7 * l i l | S Auto Glass. Tape FURN. Apt. Class is. Jimmie 322-13*7. A Sea* Covers Cowan. 38-4011. 97. Houses For Rent AUTO GLASS & FURNISHED OR UNFURN [SHED 2 Bedroom Duplex SEAT COVER CO. 364 W. 2nd St. FA 1308 Apartment. Terrsuo floor* libs bsth. water furnlahad. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Ph. 18-2334 after 3 p. m. FURNISHED COTTAGE: Liv­ ing room, dining, kitchen, lBedroom, Bath, water and FHA - VA HOMES electric furnished, $43 plus 2. 3. A 4 BEDROOMS gas sad tax. Located on 1, DV 4 2 BATHS IT-92, 1 block S. of No. 419 l Room Efficiency apt. with KITCHEN EQUIPPED Junction (at 9-Points). Sac pvt. bath A shower, suitable LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! anytima. Ph. 38-1467 after for couple or single ported or retired. All utilities In For Compute Information • p. m. wtakdaya or any' eluded in raot. IdaaUy lo­ See or Call Your Urn* Sat. or Sun. cated on 1st St., within 1 FHA - VA 2 Bedroom Dome. 617 Catalina. block of 2 free parking iota SALKS BROKKR aad ahoppang cwnter. In Are Have The Homs For You 1 BEDROOM house, furnished. quire at Manuel Jacobson 400 W. 3rd Ph. 38-2021. Dept. Store 211 E. First St. Stenstrom Realty 1 RR. fura. house, Lake Mary. DOWNSTAIRS Unfurnished No pets. 18-3049. Bedroom apartment, kitchen 2365 PARK DRIVE equipt. lOIV* W. 18th St. Ph. 322-2420 322-7498 3 • BEDROOM, 1 bath, uo NIGHTS 184*24 - 323-0316 furnished 1 mi. to base, 1 349-3352. blocka lo shopping ceoter A Furn. Apt 2300 eteflonvnie. school. 1 year lease requir ed. 1120 mo. 38M70 after FURNISHED APARTMENT 3 pm , 1012 Elm Ave, $100 DOWN tires. Real good secood car 118. 38-7690. THEY MUST GO AUTO GLASS INSTALLED SenkariJc Glass and Paint | Company 210 Magnolia Ph, FA 3-44 8 1 121. float h & Motor# 12' BOAT Merc. 30 motor. trsUsr, tU ski equip, ph. 38-0786. OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 P.M. HOLLER MOTOR SALES Corner 2nd and Palmetto Gateway To The waterway! Robaon Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 504 *6 E. 1st. Pb. FA 2-20611 SWIFT 16 ft boat. Mark 70| motor. Gator trailer. Ex­ tra*. $750. 388166, 2508 S. Park Ave. SANFORD. FLA. I �President Of federation Addresses Club Registration Drive Set Bv Bear Lakers By Mr*. Frank Whit# Gu**t a p u k ir fa r th* firit n u — et lny of Um DeBaiy Woman’* Club, bald Friday al tfc# Community Center, waa Mra. Albert Hurth at St. Ptten b u rg , fir»t rice preeident a t the Florida Federation of Woman's Club#, who waa iaMeduced by the program chairman, Mr*. Arthur Wagiftr. •Mr*. Hurth spoke on the lapie, "Federation Froitlng,” and gave a fascinating ac­ count of visiting woman's clubs In many foreign coun­ t i e s with ether officers. In Japan they were treated to a Too Ceremony. They visited American Embassy in country they entered durthe trip. sight days In In* they purchased materiel Calcutta to make themseia earl. Mrs. Hurth demM atrated how to wear the fium ant draping herself in ltor buttercup yellow trimmed be gold sari, which cost her about |20. The more gold thread used the more expenthe sari and most of the dies brought one or two with them. In Bombay ware given e buffet by the American Weman’a Ciuh and a tea by tft# Indi an Woman’s Club. Mr*. Charles Utrieh, p m l dent presided at the meeting Bid welcomed the guesti and members. Mrs. R. Fisher gave the i n v o c a t i o n end Mrs Fieri on Little led in the Ba­ tata ta the Flag. Raporta w tra heard from the secretary, the treasurer, and committee chairman. Mra. Hebert McGee advlitd all members to go ta tha polls and vets in November. Mrs. Cheater Reariek presented two new member*, Mra. J. R. A* kew and Mrs. Newell Hawkina. Mra. Earl Merrill, hot pltallty chairman, announced th at 92 member* wrr* pre­ sent and seven guest*. Mrs. A r t h u r Wagner, program chairman, welcomed the char­ ter members end pait preefdents each of whom waa pre •anted with a special badge. Refreshments of rookies and punch wars served from • buffet tsbl* overlaid with lacs tablecloths and decorated with a centerpiece of a hitsket of purple lllace, flanked ky crystal candlesticks and frostad whit* candtes. Laura P latt Brown was chairman ef tha hosteas commute* and eh* waa aealated by Mra W. Cola, Mra. John Dilck, Mrs. C. Crsasey, Mrs. Alta Clark end Mra. Harold Wills. Each wore a colorful purple head, piece made by Mr*. Cole. Door greeters were Mr*. Kdmunt levsnna and Mrs. Lottls Beck. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS offers this Rambier Ambassador in one of the moat ■weeping changes in American Motors history. Here Earl Moore poses beside the bright new car. The Am­ bassador features dual vertical lights and fullheight vertical tail lights, the intermediate Ram­ bler Classic has dual horizontal headlights and horizontal wrap-around tail lights, and the DETROIT- Rambler** IBM offer power for every consum­ model* will offer a wide var­ e r requirement, ranging from iety of engine options, Including the economical 90-horsepower a high performance 232-cubic L head six on the American to inch "Torque Command" alx tha ZTO-horaepower V S which available on all aerie* for the is optional on al) 'U Classic! and Ambssaider,'* C o u p e flrat time. The outatandlDg success of said. the 232 “ Torque Command," a The Torque Commind engine now alx-cyllnder engine of ad­ la offered in three version* on vanced dealgn Introduced last '85 Ramblers. A 135-horsepower 232-cublc apring aa an option on the Classic series, has resulted in inch Torque Command with 2 Its extension to tha American barrel carburetor is standard and Ambassador series for 'M on all Ambassador models. A according to Thomas A. Coupe, 143-horsepower version with automotive sales vice presi­ singlo barrel carburetor la standard on Classic KO, 770 dent. “ In addition, Rambler will and 770-11 models. A 199-cuhic 235 Attend Autumn Gala Of WW Held At Silver Springs Legal Notice NOTICK ta HKItKItt OIV- Buch' r ,r ° m W‘nt" Park* »N. Th.t r> R,,m> the hni.tMrs. Bucher conducted a *r Of the fotlnwln* r.rllf l,-.ii* nhoft business meeting and t»»s fit* | n u r.rtlth ate f..r, ... , ta , d«*i to h* |>.u*,| thereon announced that the next courtTh* r*rlifle*t* number and ell hoard meeting is scheduled yw*c at luusnci. the il**erlp. I 4I*n of th* pr»p»rty, snd th* asm* tn *hoh It * u s»s* m *4 era •• foll-int Il* * * rly ll« a T *» r no ml *f rr« a * M |l Part of Tract A lira lilt tUy 1.1 li ft t.nrig u 1*0*1 «iviitifi It E ly 11Hi# Fftlrfft* Afft Rub K on R4 U* ri H I f»«f 34 Min It y#<* \V U« 1J D a t e # t h i s ISrd d s y o f duly. 1*11. (O fficial CUrk's Ko-.t) A r t h u r >1. f i * . k * l t h , J r C l s r b C i r c u i t C o u r t. H sm lnol* C o u n t y , Ktorld* By O T lt*> . J r , l>. C P u b l i s h s s p t . i. i. is. m i COB-13 Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD Or FINE FURNITURE M A T H E R of Sanford FURNITURE FOR THE CRADLE SET Baby Bed* {Complete EARTHWORM POPULATION with Mattre#*) _ 129.95 The earthworm population varies in density from 13,000 to 300,000 per acre In a culti­ vated field, 2 million an acre in pasture and 3 million per acre in Oxford meadows, ac­ cording to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Cheat ef Drawer* 4 Drawer---------- tlt-ft* Play P e a * --------- 112.91 Play Pen Pad*-------- 12-41 Stroller# --------- — 919.95 Tentative plana are being made for a Family Fun Night on Nov. 7, with detail* to be announced a t a later date. Priie* ar* being given at th* meeting* ta encourage at­ tendance. Tha “ pig in the poke" was won this month by George Biehl and a box of candy by Mrs. George Appleman. There will he a 13 cash •ward drawing at each meet­ ing and only member* present are eligible to win. If a mem­ ber's name ia called and he ta Folding High Chain «12JC inch Torque Command rated itnmatie transmission or shift at 128-horsepower is standard ed manually as desired, i* ofon Classic 350 models. fered with V-8 or 135-horse la addition, the 133-horse- power Torque Command «n* power TorqiM Command is fines only, available is an option on all Classic models, and on Amer­ ican models with automatic transmissions. Th* Torque Command en­ gines feature ■ seven-main bearing crankshaft and eight counter • weights, which to­ gether with other advanced de­ sign features, provide excep­ t i o n s I characteristics of imoothness, quick response and economy o( operation, Coupe said. Two optional V-8 engine*, rated at 198 and 270-horsepow­ er, are offered in the Classic and Ambassador series. Engines fer the American line Include a 9<J horsepower L head six on standard 220 and 230 models, and a 123 horse­ power overhead valve engine standard on 410 and 410-11 mo­ dels and optional on 220 and 330 mink-la. Transmission options Include overdrive and FlashO-Matic automatic on all models, plus Twin Stick ami Shift-Com­ mand floor mounted transmis­ sions on American 440 and 410H. Classic 770 and 770-lf. and Ambassador 990 and 990-H mo­ dels equipped with slim bucket scats and console. Twin-Stick, which is a spe­ LurgcM and Finest of the New Ramblers cial floor-shift overdrive trans­ mission. is available with either six-cylinder or VS en­ gines. Shift-Command, which can be operated as a fully su ­ Anything that's Trainer S eat# -------- 15.95 OPEN EASY win fun a good nouvi FRIDAY T ERM S NIGHTS like tl with i Kedlk tjmrri mil Mm1 Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVE. MATHER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. lit ST. 322*0983 6 5 s M ost Sweeping C hanges- RAMBLER ANNOUNCES THE SENSIBLE SPECTACULARS New! 3 D ifferent Sizes. New! 3 Different W heelbases. New! 7 Spectacular Engines. *65 RA M B LER AM BASSADOR SPECTACULAR! Totally new In tire, In ttyle, in power. New longer wheclhate. SENSIBLE! Greater room, eavy handling. NEW! Due Brakes, optional. NLWI Spectacular choice of engines from the all-new I35-hp Torque Com* mand 232 Six to optional 327 cu.-in. V-S. NEW! Twice as many Ambassador models log 19W, including a dueling new coovcrtiblew EARLY BIRD? HD Club Will Meet Thursday tMbest followed |,y a talk on llotiday Fabric* Trend for 1944-65. Those members attending workshop are reminded to bring their own lunch, hevcragu will be supplied by the committee. W A T C H FOR O UR GRAND OPENING! LIG G ET T -R EX A LL DRUGS PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Y)S RA M BLER C IA S S IC New Intcrmediato-Sirc Kambkr fftCipft By Mrs. Frank Whit* The Dellary Home Demon- Vi to Alley W M s ST Kt N s l m t i o n C l u b will m e e t u t t h e o n Ay*, t e a l * Kt to It** , tt**oi.,l o f n t h i A Tr». I A Community t enter, llmrsday. N o r t h Orlsinto I n , I AUl l*Ul Scpti’inbt'r 21. The workshop ItooW I t (,*■• T» N « m * In * M ( h u n m l \\ i |. will convene at in a. tn. with t u r n Low-all Thorn i s Inc All the Drseh N enil.rraft Shop o f s l i d p r n p » r ! y h * t n . In th * C o u n l y „ f S*mlnnt*. Ki.t* of of DeBary, prexcntlng new Tlurlds. Ifni*** s u c h eefllft. idea* mi Christmas Crafts e a t o s h e l l I.* r*<l**tii*>l seuor.l- and Needlepoint. Members l n « tn l a w th * p r o p e r t y #**• e r l b t d tn t u e h r * r t l f l r * t * will are asked to bring in any b o sold t o th* h l t i h o t t.I.I I. r Christmas suggestions they a t t h e f r o n t d o o r o f th * s*nila o l * C o u n t y C o u r t l lo u ,* n may have. Han ford , K t -M lu, o n tli* fir*t The business ii-mlnn will M o n d a y In th * m o n t h of ti e t start at I p. m. ami will be ob* r. D l l , w h liii Is th * *th day of Orl„t,*r. till. fur Nor. 12 at th* nuliday Inn at Daytona Bearh at II a. nt. The dub president from each Welcome Wagon Club, plua two hoard members are to he present for the meeting and hmdirou. The nominating rnminittee for the forthcoming election amt installation, which will be held Jan. 29, 1965 in Mait­ land, la composed of Mre. Maryann Miles, Mrs. Jane Brahy, Mrs. Merle ilnttafield, .Mrs. Francsa Stone, Mrs. Judy Hurlburt, and Mrs. Ailr# Prior. On a recommendation from Mr*. Bucher, the group voted to nominate an installation team, to consist of tha coun­ cil president, and two other members, one of which will tm available lo install officers for tho various clubs. It waa also recommended that aa # member* moves to another town, when her due* are still paid up, it would ap. ply lo a Welcum* Wugun Club in her new city. The program, introduced by Mr*. Robert J a c k s o n , Ocala president, u a t “The Conestoga Review" composed of ariginul skits written and directed by Kim Paul. not present, a dollar will be added ta the pot and another name called the following meeting. There were 25 pre­ sent a t th* September meet­ ing. The next meeting will be held Oct. 15 at the tame place and Mrs. George Biehl will be hostess. fm fl It P ays To U se The Herald W ant A ds 3990. New Rambler Engines Optional By Maryann Mile* The Central Florida Council of Weleom* Wagon Clubs met Wednesday, Sept. 10, for their annual Autumn Gala at Silver Springs in tha Skyllns Room, with 235 attending from the various dubs. The gala affair began at 11:00 a. m. with a social hour. Th* Welcome Wagon Clubs were competing for a glO at* tendance award given by Mrs. Murgaret Cann to the club with tha largest percentage of members present. The Del. to on group won the award by having 25 of their 40 mem­ bers present. Coming in sec. mid -vas the Suuth Seminole Club with 20 of their 40 members there. The Sanford Club was among the other groups at­ tending. Dr. R. C. Cummings gava tha invocation. Following the luncheon, Mrs. Lnurette Har­ ris, Welcome Wagon Hostess h o T i r n ok t m u tTtBX™ for Ocala introduced tha ru n tat hkk.ii • * » - . 1*1.1* r t a r l d a s t s l a t * * ml council president, Mre. Murid c e r t i f i e s ! * So. la s o t n e * 1J«J economy champion Rambler American has large single headlights. Each of the three distinctively styled lines is built on a separate wheelbase; each has a different over-ail length, and each includes a full selection of two and four-door se­ dans, two-door hard tops, station wagons and convertibles. lly Marys## Milts Seminole County Zoning Di­ rector Bob Broam w it gueit speaker Thursday a t a meet­ ing ef th* Bear Lska Com­ munity Club held at th* FlorIda Power Employees Club on Holiday Ave. He explained the xoning procedure and stated that • map of the county Is availa­ ble at all times to show the xoning in any particular area. Club president, Dick Os­ trander, announced that the organixation’e new project it a drive to get everyone eligi­ ble in tha community to reg­ ister to vote. Anyone needing transportation to register should eall Ostrander at TE 8- p i n 1* — Sept, a , 1964 I? I M n § folks V r newly m oved >\ • m n j s n lo SANFORI) Tike toe phone u l (or ceupea brtow), til hotfru win bevhrts ol gifts suit mlounrtioa iboet Ike aty. stir in noma* heapstaiity. soil jeu'l hive e |tnero<« end ;' dei'thtfei wettem*. Just ptona octmancuvtrs other U.5. make*. NLWI Three Virginia Prtroshi P. U. Bus 1214 Sanfurd Phyllis Bugenitein FA 2-5231 Lska Mery Nor* Nutria TE S-1S1I S. Seminal* Mildred Haney •58-3531 Deltona ft« m ••fly Wfrf i * « plan ilwad for tfcft firtl cold ^gyt, N ftw 'l tHft t«m* tft ftrdar yftwt twyply ftf P H IU M l A ? * — tkft N g N qualify fhiltipi 64 Hftfftift kittling id. Fir iam* fo itob U , Irftublft-fttft w arm th thift v in ttr, ftrdtr yftirt PHILHIAT fftdfty, PHIIHIAI givai y«M thftM hoftofiHi • UNIFORM NIOH QUALITY • * . Tamil NifiL • CHAM IUININO . a . Utautft • NIGH MIAT CONIINT * , * full vatu# h i tvftry galU n . DIPINO ON OU« PIOMPT, P lt S O N A U n o SIRVICL P H ILH EA T HltllPS MACS O IL CO. Mary Gettinga Beer Lake 293-5847 B. H. MeALEXANDER, Prr*. 4 (id . Mgr. Earl Eva#*, Dealer Sophie Haine# Phone 322-2784 86S-1102 KcBary sttvions of new Torque Command Sit. Tw<* V-8 options,up lo 270 hp NEW! Disc Brakes, optional. Double Safety Brakes, separate sy*. uma hoot acu tear, standard on all Rambler*. WORRY BIRD7 • I mftf• tamglttft iftmbuitiftA* \YeJcoipc3®\agon SPECTACULAR! Biegesr, most powerful Clauic* ever—new convertible, sedjns, hardlops, wagons. bLNSIHLE! Increased space, 65 RAM BLER AM ERICAN The Com pact Economy k in g SPECTACULAR! New optional 6. smoothest, most enthusiastic in anv compact. SENSIBLL! Famous championship economy. 10 sparkling models. NEW! Sporty options, including auto­ matic or manual floor sticks, two sues of re­ clining bucket scats. New Torque Command Sixes Ne\vV8 Choices Torque Command—world'* most advanced S ix boosts ftjfA power anJ economy, three power ranges: up to 232 cu. in.; 7-maus-bearing crankshaft with I counterweights (twice the usual) gives spectacular smoothness Two V-8s, 287 md 327 cu. in. AUfllCAS MOTOftl -DtOTCftTID TO ItCIlLE^Ct Sec the Sensible Spectaculars at your Ranthterdealer! BILL HEMPHILL M OTORS, INC., 301 W est First St. Watch the Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday Evenings �Seminole County * * * « on the St. Johns River * * * • ‘T h e N ile o f America’* • ^ C IO * ’* There’ll be a twin bill Fri­ day night! • • • Firet, the Gindervill* Vot■nUer Fire Department will hare a benefit fish fry from fi until I p. m. Friday at the Farmers Auction Market on U. S. 17-92. • • • After you've had all of the fish you want you ihould hive plenty of time left to yet to Sanford’* Memorial Stadium for the Seminole High grid contest with Colon­ ial of Orlando. • * • Soma people may think thia volunteer f i r e department business (a a joke—a t least we'vs heard comments made laughingly from time to time. But, really, thia is a serious business and the volunteer fire departments taka it that way. • • • For example, the Hindervilla Department operate* in an area south of Sanford to Casselberry, east to the St. Juhna River, w?st to U. S. 17-92. In addition they assist other volunteer department* when needed such as lake Mary, Longwood, Casselberry, Altamonte Springs, etc. ♦ f t And these department* Just don't huppen. They're planned and they're promoted. The fellowe who are members work a t th* job of promoting •vent* to rail* funds to maintain and buy new equip­ ment and when emergencies arise they’re rendy for action. We recall tha Dearborn Elec­ tronics fire last January. When we arrived on the acene units from every volun­ teer fire deportment in the county were on hand fighting the btuae. Some of the firt fighters hud bean on th* Job from shortly after midnight until things settled down •bout daybreak. Then they returned to their homes and prepared to gn to their reg­ ular jobs. • • • So if you appreciate your volunteer fire departments give 'em a hand. Enjoy a fish tapper with them Friday night and then go to the game, do your shopping, or whatever you’re pnlnning this Friday evening. Make it a double-header! • • • Mrs. Ruby Doney of Oviedo gave birth Monday to her ninth child, an eight-pound, four ounce baby girl, at Sem­ inole Memorial H o s p i t a l . Mother amt buhy arc doing fine, say hospital officials. The baby's dad, Tex Doney, is employed by A. I hi, la and Sons of Oviedo, • * • Do the figures “ 1223” mean anything to you? ff they do then Mr*. Cleorge Carver of 765 East 11th Street wants you to come and gel your alligator turtle. • • • Mr*. Carver found the turtle, measuring about 18 to 20 inches long, Tuesday morn­ ing on her front lawn On ths turtle's bark is painted — In bright red-orange—the figure* “ 1223.” Also, on the turtle's tail ia a large “ X,” painted in tha same rolnr. * • • Asks Mrs. Carver: "I won­ der if he's somebody's pet or is he in sum* sort of s con­ test? ” We don’t know, Mr*. Carver, but perhaps the wild­ life service can provide you with some information. • • • I.. V. Newton, a tree expert f r o m Orlando, will present a film and a discussion on the disappearing beauty and nat­ ural benefits of trees in our modern communities when the Civitan* meet at the Lake Monroe Inn Thursday night. • • • The county chamber's Jolty public relntionlat — Charlie Morrison — remind* you and u* the we're all invited to the first fall session of the trade body's Coffee Club Thursday when at 10 a m.clubber* will tour KNAS as guests of Capt. Chandler W. Swanson, the station's CO. A motor­ cade to the NAS recreation area at LukeHolden will b-ave the Chamlier at J):3l) r " VOL. 56 ^anfnrft iferalfo Zip Code 32771 > WEATHER: Generally fair through Thursday; high today in mid-80s; low tonight in COs. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., SEPTEMBER 23, 1964 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 284 Viet Cong Troops Die By Dozens In Attack On Government Post U. S. Warships Fire On Four Enemy Boats jvuva. •• GM Holds Line DETROIT (DPI) — General Motors Corp ■ th# world's largest auto maker, announc­ ed today that it would hold th* line on 1965 model car price*. Now It’s Sunday WASHINGTON (DPI) — The report of the Warren Commission's investigation in­ to the assassination of Presi­ dent John F. Kennedy will be made public at 6:30 p.m. EDT Sunday. Hunt Terrorist BOGOTA, Colombia (DPI) - Police pressed a search to­ day for a French terrorist who ia considered a “major threat” to the safety of visit­ ing President Charles de Gaulle. Fire Perils Town SONOMA, Calif. (UPI) The great fire marched south­ ward down the Mayacnma* Mountain* forming the east­ ern border of the Valley of the Moon and wa* now ap­ proaching th* historic town of Sonoma. Anti-Birchers NEW YORK (DPI) — An organization of SO prominent Americana launched n 7566,(100 radio-television campaign Tuesday to counter propagan­ da ‘'saturation tactic*" of the John Rirch Society and other “ultra-right” group*. Road Bids Opened TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — An apparent low hid of 71.7 million was opened by the State Road Hoard Tuesday on n stretch of the controversial two-lane loll highway through the Everglades, dubhed "All­ igator Alley.” Dentil No Bar NEW DELHI, India (UPI) — An American • supported school lunch program was re­ ported continuing nil over In­ dia tmlay despite the food poisoning drath* of 3' inuill boys and the hospitalization of *enr»» of others in a south­ east Indian village. Daytonan Hurt In Car Crash Paul Kent Maynard, 27, of Daytona Beach, suffered latch injuries late last night when hi* car left Highway 4(5 near the Osteen Bridge and went into a deep ditch. Florida Highway Patrolman Tommy Tomlinson said May­ nard pulled his car to th* right when h* approached an­ other car head-on. The Injur­ ed men was taken to an Or­ lando hospital. ONLY 9 Days Left To R egister For General Flection Call The Jayceei For Transportation To Ke gi-tt er — 322*5481 TE 8-1158 HOMES IN DELTONA Boulevard sector of Del lona were threatened Tuesday afternoon when thia rolling tnr bucket, burned. The street fuirfine was melted by the heat. The truck, itself, caught fire hut was quick* ly extinguished by workmen using garden hoses from neighboring homes. Engineers Warn Longwood Water Pollution Is Near SAIGON, Viet Nam (DPt) —Communist Viet Coni guer­ rilla* died by the dotens to­ day wlten they attempted in vain to storm a government outpost and then tried to re ­ move (heir dead from the Longwood must act now to made by Dr. Jess C. Diets, of safeguarded, such as tha barbed wire. preserve its present safe »n- the Sanford engineering firm potential hazard of pollution An American m i l i t a r y of well# from septic tanks. spokesman said that when the ter supply front contamina­ of I.effler, Clatk and Diets. IVilliam l-effler, of th* Longwood'* water, s u p p lie d sun came up over Lining Phu tion and to prepare for a ICO same engineering firm, said per cent population increase from wells, is threatened with outpost, 40 miles south of Sai­ that effluent from a Longcontamination from effluent gon in the Mekong River Del­ within the next 15 years. wood sewage disposal plant That was the gist of a pubflowing from septic tanks, ta, it revealed 37 Communist could flow generally In ons of corpses and 26 abandoned wea­ lie meeting held by the Lung- Diels said, adding that “this MAYOR A. L. WILSON of Siinforti welcomes on« of thin nrcu’.t newest three directions, to Soldier problem has wood Chamber of Commerce country-wide pons, ImHinessea, the Ugffutt-HexnH Drugstore in the I’inecre.H Shopping Cen­ Creek, to Gee Creek or ta An observation plane radio­ Tuesday evening, designed ns been brought out vividly Myrtle Lake, ter. The owner-manager, Gordon Kellett, right opened the brand now an informative session tendthrough the use of deter­ ed that most of the dead were quarters this morning for the first time. (Herald Photo) Diets advised the Ising wood him" on the barbed wire iyg In the constructioq of i* g e n t* ; housewives are finding resident* to safeguard their around Hie heavily entrenched sewage disposal plant hut foam mid suds In the water natural resources, adding th at which nearly resulted In a coining from their taps." This (ort. An estimated too to Sou Viet hassle over “something” in contamination, he pointed out. the present water supply ia safe and should he protected. Cong attacked the 50 man gar city water now being pumped "could coins in three days, He suggested the city apply rison at 2 a. m. They broke off into Longwood homes. three weeks or five years." | for un HUE A planning loan Prediction that Longwood'* The engineer told (lie sum* KITTY HAWK. N. C. ricane of the season, at S storin'* center were expected the action at dawn. for preliminary engineering Communist North Viet Nam population would increase 50 person* present that Fit A (U PI) — Hurricane Gladys, a. m. EST about 225 mile* to puss southeast of Cape studies. Final action would b* is accelerating its military from the present 3.0(H) to an and VA will not finance new Cod, Mass, tonight. whose wind • whipped tides east of Norfolk, Va. determined by a referendum. It veered from « north­ marooned 3,000 persons on Winds along the Atlantic training program because of estimated 6,000 in IP80 was home* unless public water is Gordon Folks, of Orlando, incident* involving D. S war­ North Carolina's fabled Outer westerly course—which could coastline were expected to hit regional sanitary engineer for Ranks, swung on a northerly have taken it inland along the 30 to 15 miles an hour with ships in the Gulf of Tonkin. the State Board of Health, Two U S. destroyer* patrol, course today that apparently New Jersey or Long Island stronger gusts late today and stated that septic tanks wer* spared tha heavily populated coastline — to a northerly tonight on the southeastern ling 50 miles off the north Viet­ nut designed for m ast hous­ namese coast Friday reported cities of the Eastern Sea­ route and picked up forward New England roast. ing, such as subdivisions, and, they fired on four hostile ves­ speed during the night. board. therefore, result in the efflu­ sel*. Forecasters said the 85 Forecaster* located the ren­ ent working itself to the sur­ The Communists maintain ter of tbu sturrn, fourth hur­ mile-an-hour winds st the face. that this latest incident was a Ho recommended a sewage 'ufivoeatif v, if not g f*brirr * By Julian Slcniltom *1,823. disposal program for th* lion. Rut hey are taking no Associate Editor Chairman James I’. Avery Longwood area, pointing out eluuces \fler similar Inci­ Th* Courtly Comm la.*ion pulled tin- Commissi'Her* t o that 30 per cent of th« cost dent# six week* ago. If. S. n a­ val aircraft bombed North Tuesday turned thumb* down determine if th ru were any could be financed with a fedon a recommendation from precincts congested during the e u l grant through the Slat* Vietnamese torpedo base*. Supervisor of Registration past election. After obtaining llonid of Health. Although advised la-fore Camilla Itruce that the coun­ lirgutlvu reports from eio Ii MIAMI il l'll D. S. cus­ ★ ★ ★ The prominence of Semi­ the meeting that she "would ty obtain seven additional member of the board lie a d ­ tom# official* had another bo out of order," Mrs. II. F. nole County agricultural in­ voting machines on a leasevised tlait the Commission Haitian arm* running case on purchase basis in time for the was not interested at this Giiffith Jr., of 458 Reider terest.* in the state was re­ their hand* Wednesday, an Avenue, questioned a sub­ time. gellriol etc tion Nov. 3. flected yesterday in Miami indication that the Cuban sit­ Mrs. Ilruce. in s communi­ In another action. County stance in the present water Bench when several county uation isn’t the only brewing cation addressed to the Com­ Agricultural Agent C e c i l supply, displaying a piece of men were named to top spot* mission aisled that Florida Tucker was nuthorized to a t­ cloth she said became dis­ intrigue in Miami. in the Florida Fruit and S -\IGON, South Viol N.im law require* one ms, hine fur tend a meeting of the N'a- colored in her home laundry. Dapper Haitian dentist Carl Vegetable Association. j f l ' PI) — Two American - pi­ Folk* stated field tests had Mevs, caught in an apparent Ite-electcd president of the loted Skyr.iidcr fighter • bomb­ every 660 voter# and that ti rial County Agent* Aaute. been made and he believed plot to export ammunition to latlon in New Orleans but there are now 31,800 ,(notified FFVA wn* John IV. Evans *f er* were shot down today by (’resident Francois Duvuticr's was denied a request for 7156 the cause was hy crud, op Oviedo. Serving on the fiveColinn iinisi ground fire during electors In Seminole. tin t scales, from present iron forces, w h s freed on *5.0011 to cover his expenses. At the present time, she a battle m the jungle south­ man executive committee i* bond Tuesday pending an Oct. west of Saigon Gen. J. C. Hutchison mov­ wafer pi|*es. declared, there are now St Andrew Duds Jr. also of City cuuilci linen present 7 hearing in the esse. machines In the county and ed that th* retpiesl Ite grant­ An American military spok­ Oviedo. said they were endeavoring Customs officials maintain­ ed but the vote was three to she suggested th* Commis­ esman said rmr I’ S. pilot wa* Among those elected at di­ to burn the cause and would ed n tight lid of secrecy over missing and feared killer! nr sion obtain an addition seven two against. Voting against correct it. rectors for the coming year tike 127 cates of 3f)-caliher since they were available now wer* John Alexander. Lee captured. are Duda, J. C. Hutchison of Mrs. Griffith said she had ammunition seize'! at the at I Lino e a c h . The machines Gary ami Chairman Avery. The spokrunan said both Sanford, Harold B. Kastncr, been advised Ly health au­ Fort Lauderdale airport Mon­ plane* were ' destroyed" when now available are demon­ Hutchison ami John Kitzput- thorities at Orlando AFU th at al*a of Sanf'rd snd Evan*. day night. Unofficial esti­ they crashed near two small strators snd regularly cost j riek were in favor. During the convention a urinary trouble* in children mates put the value of the oufpnM* they were helping in 1e » r| i n g college educator could be trored to water and ammo, Iwlween 50.0011 and JOHN W. E V A N S defend from Communist a t­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ warned that some aspect* of advised her to complain t* 309.001) rounds of it, at about tackers The out posts, manAmerican agriculture have ternal cbsoles. i nee ran make t|no,oo<i. the commanding officer a t red by South Vietnamese fornot met the rhallenge and a business fail miserably. Sanford Naval Air Station, • inly thic* wieks ago, cus­ res, wert located in the Me­ “Geniral indifference and toms agents anesttd a Hait­ thu* have ceased to exist. since her family it Navy per­ Speaking was Dr. Noah apathy can bring the FFVA ian Catholic priest. Father kong Delia near tha district sonnel. Lnngdnle Jr., president of member to the bed link of Jean Baptiste Georges, on capital of llleii I#. Koike told the pres* after Tile spokesman saul the Georgia State College, Atlan­ bankruptcy,” he an id. “ I’co- charge* of conspiring to ex­ tlie no-eting state chemists plti must develop au under­ port on automobile trailer Vietnamese copilot sNiard will be in Longwood Thurs­ ta. lie He e l a r e d agriculture standing of rhal'i-nge to re­ load of arms snd immunitinn the first pUnr to crash was day morning to test tha had be* n cleared of Seminole County’s Board of after 8 must e ther meet the chal cognize that where there is tn inti-Duvaller forces in rescued by government forces Commissioner* Tuesday w-ete block*, iLmftt'Kxj water supply* But the \ merman (Mint rould lenge nr die and noted ex- l not vision people perish." Haiti. He was released on not be located Both had par­ asked hy S. C. Robinson, re ­ It.ooO bond. achuted from the crippled air presenting resident* of an urea cruft before it crashed into southeast of Forest City to the thickly fore»ied swamp­ t-------1 " r A provide som* relief from high lands surrounding the out­ waters. posts. Robinson told the Commiss­ ion that this has been a pro­ blem for a number of years DETROIT ( UN) — The and due to Hurricane Dora CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI*— the court to determine if such Attorneys for Dr. Sam Shep­ a certificate is necessary on United Auto Worker# Union septic tanks were out of order today formally canceled it* pard todjy asked the U. S. an appeal filed by the Rate. amt that there was a danger Sheppard ia currently free contract with General Motors Sixth Circuit Court of Appeal* CADE KENNEDY (UPI) — uf water supplies becoming to quash the state's motion on bond pending an Uct 8 Corp. effective at 10 a. rn. The Air Force today announ­ contaminated. protesting l h e release of hearing on the state’s appeal. Friday, setting the stage for ced that America's newest The Commission conferred Sheppard from the Ohio peni­ He was convicted of the July two days of marathon negoti­ ocean • spanning missile, the with County Engineer William 4, 1954 slaying of his pregnant ations leading to a new eon- Minuteman2 "instant ICBM,” Bush and told Robinson that tentiary. tract or a strike by .150,000 is ifhedtded l« make its first even if the County had the The motion claimed Ohio wife, Marilyn worker*. penitentiary Warden E. L. test flight Thursday. funds there are no easements GM Vice President Louis G. Maxwell faded to obtain a cer­ The three stage solid fueled in the area for drainage. How­ Seaton said *'w* received no­ rocket, key to U. S. land bas­ tificate of probable causa from MW M l JACKSONVILLE (UI'I) — tice this morning of contract ed missile forces, will be shot ever, he said the Commission U. S District Court Judge Carl rmtNCIH* would take the matter uniter A. Weinman, who ordered ILS, Secretary of Agriculture termination Friday at 10 f ru rn an underground silo to advisement ami determine If Rare Sheppard released after the Orville L. Freeman will ad­ a. m. It it our Intention to an Atlantic target area 3,000 something could be worked Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Poiold, convicted wife - slayer had dress a $ld-a-plate Democrat­ use l be remaining hour* to mile* southeast of Cape Ken­ out. >pcnt nearly 10 years in pris­ ic fund raising dinner here ivsolve our difficulties and nedy. Another draining problem, or Jim Doucette, today. Phone 322-161!. tonight, then head aouth for arrive si ■ peaceful settle­ on The Minutcman 2 is expect­ concerning areas surrounding A certificate of probable speeches Thursday in Lake­ ment which we believe is pos­ ed to be able to bit targets up Smith Canal, was again sible.” cause l* obtained in all cases land and Miami Heath. to 9,606 miles away with the brought to the Commission lie Funds from the Jacksonvil­ to guarantee a court that an The union hsd told the same sire warhead that the cently the Commission voted to appeal i* bona fide and not of le appearance, sponsored by company informally Monday Minutcman-I can now hurl a- authorize no more building Member F.D.I.C. a frivolous nature, according the Duval county young dem­ afternoon it wuubl go on bout 6,760 mile*. At shorler permits in the area. The com­ to Carl Keuis, chief clerk of ocrats, will be u-ed for dem­ strike Ftiduy if a settlement ranges, the new missile will missioners Tuesday ordered ocratic campaigns i t all lev­ wa* not rrj' bed. Today’s ac- be able to rarry bigger un­ Rush to provide them with a the circuit court. 0<i% liuu mad* that ufiicial. ficuss said it would bv up to el*. clear aeapvui. .wtillgi rcpoit mi Ui« canal, Gladys Spares Crowded Areas Board Rejects Plea For Vote Machines Arms Smuggling Case Plagues Association Eiec Four From Seminole Cus,oms Men Two U. 5. Piloted Planes Downed Southeast Area Asks Flood ASd Sheppard Asks UAW Cancels Protest Quashed GM Contract } our A r^ \ S y n i bol Shot Set For Tomorrow Freeman Talks NEW CAR FINANCING FLORIDA STATE BAN K � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, September 22, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b79d7254667d5fb8d214ff1b05d75fed.pdf 4728988394377ded992101793e04912a PDF Text Text HI Adventist Baptist T H I SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 1th * Elm J. U M arsh all----------- -- P u to f SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School -----a m. Worahlp service _ 11:N a m. Wedneaday Night f r i r w S e r v ic e ------Til* P- m. JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1111 W. P in t Street Bunder School —— 11:01 a m. Morning Worohlp _ 11:00 n. m. Bible Btudr (Sunder) 1 :0 0 p m. Btengolletlo Bertloo T:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Moot — Tsoo p. m. Bill Blophona .------------Peeler A' Cordial Welcome to All Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 14*1 Perk Ava ot 14th SL Rotr. C. C. Doc*. Jr. — T u to r Bandar School — »!4» A **• Worohlp Barvle# — 111** a m. Evening Worohlp — T ill p. m. Alliance Tooth Pollewohlp (Wad.) _ Til* ?• ®m 'y V r Sarvle* — t i l l p. "• Assem bly O f God P1NECREST ASSEMBLY OP OOD CHURCH Cor. ITth w 4 Elia K. M. Wilder ----------— Fnotor Sunder School ----- I'-ll *■ tn* Morning Worohlp - »•:»• *- «• ■ ton ing Worohlp — I *• P- »* Youth Sort. (Sun.) - JiM p. m. Mid-Weak Sort. (Wed.) . t i l l p. m. OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH !T tl Country Club Rond gponaorod hr P in t Baptlat Church R ot. R. T. R e r r o t t___ Pouter Bunder School ...._ 0:11 a. m. Worohlp rertlco — 11:00 a. ra. Training Union — 1 :0 p m. ■ ton ing W oroh lp _B■00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Bert. _ 1:10 p. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Oaneta Ralph Brewer Jr. Etangellet Blbfa School - — — 4:ie a. m. Morning Worahlp — 0:10 a. m. K enlng Worihlp 0:11 p. m. Wed. Prayer Bertlee 1:10 p- m. CSRTRAt) BAPTIST CHURCH C o rT m h SL * Oak Ata. (Mil Smith Sunday Sehaal -----*• “ * Morning Worohlp — UiOO a ra. Training Uunlou - •«*• ► “ ■ c r iR S 7 a » s ® f= : 8 ™ ? — _____ " » » ■ - Sunday NUtt Broadceet WBSTSIDH BAPTIST Ith SL * Paul M. Celloy Sunday School MISSIONAHT CHURCH Holly Ato. .----------- Paolor ----- l* * * •- *• M om lSs Worahlp _ H ilt a Episcopal CHRIST CHURCH Church Btrtat, Longwood Fr. Charlie W. gtawart, Jr. Vicar Holy Communion _ 1:10 a. m. Barvlca A Sermon _ 1:00 a. m. HOLT CROSS 401 8. Park Ava. Fr. Laroy D. Soper, Rector Holy Communion ... 1:10 a. ra. Family Service and Sunday Bchool 1:00 a. m. Morning Prayar IFIrat Sunday — ltoly Communion 11:00 a. m. PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST Highway t l Weal Morrla lluhy ____ Kvangallat lllble Cleee .... ... 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Etanlng Worahlp — 1:00 p. m, Bible claaaoo Wed. „ T:lt p. »• Free Methodist FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th SL and Laural Ava. Rev. C. E. Anderaon __ Paator Telephone: 111*1011 Sunday School __ 1:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp 10:11 a. m. Evening W orah lp 1:00 p. m. Wad. Prayer service 1:10 p. ra. CHURCH OP CHRIST t i l l Park Atenua Bert Brown — Etangellal Sunday Bible S t u d y -------- 10:00 a. m. Morning Worihlp — 11:00 a. m. Etanlng Sartlea — Isio p. m. Sea "llarald of Truth" 1 p. m. Bun lay on Channel t Tueiday Ladlee lllhla Claaa - IOi OO a. m. Wedneaday Bible C la a a ----- — 1:10 p. m. ■> ■Ironing Worahlp — liOd p. m. Wtdneoday prayar Sertl c e -------■ HO* p. mp in b c r e b t CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United Church of Chrlat) Park Avenue at 11th SL 1:00 a. m . ___ Church Bchool 10:00 a. m. _ Worahlp Service 1:10 p. m. _ Chrlallan Touth Mini atry Rev. Waller A. R. McPharaon. Paator Christian Church O f Christ b a p t is t CHUBCH Onora Road Paator — — William J. flues* Morning Worahlp . 11:00 a. mSunday School ------- 0 41 a. ra. Training Union <----- JiJJ P' ">■ ■ toning Worahlp — V i ! . * Wad. Ofttoero A Taachera Meeting ---------.----- P* ■* ■LDCR SPRINOB BAPTIST o ld Orlando Hd. at Haatar Ata. E Hamilton arlflln - P**‘ «* Sunday Sehoel —■— 0:41 a. m. Morel a s Worahlg — UsH *• mTraining Union — dll# p. » ■ ton in g Worship — H4» p. ■* Sometimes the future looks black; we can’ t Bee a glimmer of light anywhere . . . anil we ask for help without really expecting an answer. Hut we’ro wrong. Even that small word, “ help” means that wu have realized our own inadequacy and turned to Something outside ourselves fur guidance. Christian Science Called, or not called, “ God Is an ever-preaont help In trouble." And whenever we FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST too Real Sarnnd Strait Sunday Sartlea A Sunday School ...... 11:00 a. m. Subject: "Hind" aak Him to intervene, our liven are /Hied with new hope and inspiration. He docs not ask US to worry about the future. In fact, He doesn’t Intend us to worry at all. Worry indicates uncertainty and fear, and these have no place in Chris­ tian living. Perhaps you art thinking “ That takes greater faith than IT ever have!" But you forget God's help. Perfect trust . . . serene peace of mind . . . these are your birth­ right. And your Church will teach you to attain them. W edn ead ay B a rtlce _ 1:00 p. m. R a ed ln a R oom : 101 K. P lreL W eek d a y a : 10:10 a. m. * 4:10 p. m. Friday Evanlugi dill* DIO p. m. Church O f God cK u n cit CHURCH OP OOD OP PROFHECT 1404 Elm Avenue R*v. Robert W e lc h ___ I’aetor Sunday School ......... 1:11 a. m. Worahlp Barvlca —■ 10:11 a. m. E.-.ngalleUo Barr. _ 7:1(1 p. m. Wedneaday: Young Paopla V. L. B. Bare. 1:10 p. m. Bible Training Bare 1:00 pm. Congregational FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 140T B. Sanford Ato. R- Vernon Fuller Sunday School _— 1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp 14:04 a. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 111 Park Attnuo v i . chans# » , P iitW M am ins Worohlp — MO a ■■ Sunday SHi®®*—— „ M amins Worahlp — “ • Training Union — J 10 p. m. ■toning Worihlp - T ill ► m* Wed. H ay or Sartlea Tilt p. m. Methodist OENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Rev. W. E. Tlmmo ___ Paetor Sunday S c h o o l----- — 1:11 a. m. Morning Service* „ 11:00 a. m. Choir Practice Wad. 1:10 p. m. Every Ona Walcoma. CHURCH OP OOD MISSION Knttrprlae — Elioabath St. Sylvoatar W lllla m a ------Paator Phone I l l - t m Sunday School ____10:00 a. rru Worahlp Barvlca 11:0® a. m. K ra n g allatlc_____ 1 :1 0 p. m. Prayar Meeting, Wad. 1:10 p m. B lbl. Study, BaL ___ 1:10 p. m. 1:10 a. m. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY. I l l Pb. 111*1110 P a o l o r ___ choetor W. Plank Sunday School —_ 10:00 a. m. Morning Bertleo _ 11:00 a. m. Training Union _ —. 1:10 p. m. ■ ton ing Sortlco — Tito p. ra. Wodnooday Meotlngo: O rganlaatlono___1:10 p. m. Prayar TtlO p. m. C h o ir ____________1:10 p. m. Baptist Church O f God dmwisM 1*4. U S m AAwWAw BwrU. f~ . o r ciod lln d A French H. C. S m ith ---------------Paator Sunday School 0:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:0* a. m. Evangallalla Bart. . 1 :1 0 p m. Tuaa. Prayar Bart. _ 1:10 p. m. Thun. Y ouaf People Eadoatog — .i - - Hid p. SL fiunday Deuteronomy 31;1-S Monday Ptalma 48:1-11 Tueaday Paalma 146:1-10 Wedneaday Acta 28:10-29 Thu reday Philippian* 4:8-13 ■ eanmai-aimaiMBi The Church la tb* grailest factor on earth for thtt liulld* Ing of character and good ritiaenahip. H i l l alorehouatt of spiritual values, Without ■ atrong church, nailhar democracy nor eiriliiatioo can aurvivtt. There are four ■ound raaaona why every peraon should attend aeryire* regularly end eupnort the church. They are: (I) For hie own aaka. (]) For hie chit* dren'e aake. (.1) For the aaktt of hla community and nation. (4| For the aake of Ihe church ilaelf, which needs hla moral and material ru|if»rt. Ilia to go to church regularly and read your Bible daily. Friday I ThrnulonlsM 8:1-11 Lutheran GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CUUIICK 3100 A Orlando llrlvtt I I * ). 11*13) Sanford, Florida □ RACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora H i, at Woodland Ava., Rev. John II. Illrta Jr.. Paator Church School 0:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. M T F ----------------------- 1:10 p. m. CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunland Ealatoa Cltrua Hatghta Rev. Charlaa D. Hogg „ Paator Church School ___ 1:11 a. m. Morning W orahlp_ 11:00 a. ra. M T F -------- ----- ------ 4:11 P. m. Eva. Worahlp ___ 1:10 p. ra. Wad. Prayer Service Tit* p.m. FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH Woman'* Club Building 101 Oak Av*. Durward H. Knight Jr., Paator Sunday S c h o o l___ 1:11 a. m. Church 8*rtr1o*_ _ 1:10 p. m. It Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF THE KAZARENV W. Ind SL at Maple Ava. Paul Blckea — ___— Paator Sunday Bchool — 1:11 g. m. Morning Worahlp — 10:11 a. tn. Touth i, _____ 1:00 p. ra. Toung Adult F allow ah lp _____ ... 0:04 p. ra. The Name* W* Bear Evangtlletlo Service Tift p. m. Mid-Week Barvlca (Wad.) 1:00 p. ra. Third Ounday Slngiptratlon _ 1:00 p. ra. FIRST CHURCH OT THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, Fla. Rev. W. L. Holcombe, Paator Sunday 1:41 a. ra. . — Bible School lt:o o a. m . _Morning W orihlp 1:00 p . m . . — Evening Sarvlc* 1:00 p. m. _ Wed. Mid-Week Prayar Servlet* 1:00 p. m. Laat Wed. Mlitt* lonary Barvlca Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OK LONGWOOD III Orange Street Rev. E. Ruth Grant _ . Paator Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp 11:00 a. m. Sunday Evening 1:10 p. in. Wed. Olbla Study « 1:10p, m. Con'iueror* Meeting Friday ---------------1:1# p. m. 111-1111 The Rev. J. Gordon F 0 O t J , Paator Sunday B c h o o l------1:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Communion—Flrat Sunday la Each Month KINUE1UJAUTEN AND NURS­ ERY Methodist FIRST METHODIST CHURCH t i t Park Ava. Bav, Robert M. Jenklne. Paator Morning Worahlp _ 1:10 p. m. Sunday School ___ 1:15 a. m. Morning W urahlp 10:51 a. m. MTF Maatlnga —„ 0:10 p. m. (Inlarmadlala, Senior) Ivanlng Worahlp _ 1:10 p. ol Saturday 11 Timothy l:S -ld Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, Kla. Oak Ava A Ird SL drover C. Sewell J r . __ Paator Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aaeletant Paetor Church School 1:11 a. m. Keeelon Meete ____ 1:11 a. m. Morning Worahlp 10:00 a. m. I'tcmeer Kellowehlp 1:00 p. m. Senior HI Fallowahlp 4:00 p m. Evening Worihlp _ 1:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Meat __ 1:01 p. m. CHURCH OK THE COVENANT 1111 South Orlando Drive Thomia H. Mtkln ____ Paator W orihlp — —__ __ 1:00 a. m. Church School —_ 10:0# a. on. -The Following: Sponsors Make This Church Notice A n d Directory Page PossibleTHB AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. k Mrs. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER o f Sanford HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees ART BROWN PEST CONTROL EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracsy 4 Employes! SR 48 4 BaardaU HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff ADAMS TRANSFER k STORAGE Phona 822-0225 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SANFORD WELDING 4 FABRICATING OO. BUI Whitly 4 Employs** CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA 4 SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees HARRELL 4 BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th S t, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. SL, Sanford HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT Rose 4 Wilks Bowman 4 Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff OVIEDO RADIO 4 ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff PERFECTION DAIRIES J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida SMITTY’S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First 4 French, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. SL, Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning HILL HARDWARE 4 IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 8. Elm PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M* Cameron and Staff LaROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO , INC. SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson end Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida SL Jamas A .M .I, Sanford Av a SL Mary'* AM.B. Chureh BL HL 411 Ootaan SL Psura Mathodlat C h u r o h Oataan RA Kntarprlaa Stafford Memorial Mathodlat C h u r e h A DaUary Hwy. 4*1, Foraat City Savanth-day Advantlat ChurcA Maitland Ava, Altamonte Spring! Sanford Savanth-day Advantlat ChurcA Seventh A Elm -SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R C H D IR E C TO R YBAFTIST AsUottk k ip llet Church. Ovlede Control Bog till Church. l i l t Oak Av*. CkhlsoU Flrat Baptlot Churck Chaluttta Baptlet Mleetoo Bportaaaaa’a Club. Chuluoto Elder Spring* DnptlM Churck, •I# Lotamen M* ... . . First Bnptlat Chgrcb. SI* Fnrk AVtt. Frlendahlp Bsptlet Cborck ttt A llam ella Spring* ItL IM, AltomoaU Spring* Firoi Baptlat Church *1 OaBarp First BaptUt Cbarak at aonsva First Baptist Church o* Lake Mery First Bnpllst Church at Lakt Monro* First Baptist Churoh at Los gw 0*4, Car. FHst*BapUstr churoh « t Ovlsda sr,« 5,£&AV,wasr FsVest^CHr'Vl *ptl»t Chureh Fouatala Hsad Baptist Church, Ovleds Lara Souths ra Baptist Mlsalas, chulusia Mlsslossry Baptist Church North HA MscoVoots Mission B#pUst Chureh Osh HIU M4. Uslssa ^ eM orsUg OUry BtpU tl Churoh, Oosavs Uwp. ML Olivo Missionary Baptlot Church, Baa Laoda Spring! ltd., Longwood ML Won Mlssloaarp BaptloL Sips* Ava. New ML Calvary Missionary Baptlot 1ISS W. Ilth SL New Salem Primitive Baptist Chureh, 1ISS W. Ilth SL New ML Siam Baptist Churth. m i poor Av* Oahlawa Chapat, 1141 W. Mth SL Onhlswa Baptist Chi ' Osteen Ostott* Baptist Churoh Chur* Plhserssl Baptist Churoh. IS! W. Onora M . Train* Lake Baptist Churoh, Bldg* ItA, Fora Park Progreso Mlosloaary Baptist Churoh. Midway Ssoond Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, Ninth A Hickory ■L Jsmee Missionary Baptist Chureh SIA It A 4tS Ostasa SL Paul Mlssloaary Baptist Church, Ith SL SL Motthtwa Missionary Baptist Churoh Csnsan Height* SL John's Mlsalsuarp BapUpt Chur*A sis Cyprsss SL Temple ~ apis Baptist Church. Palm Springe BA. .Altamonte smonts Spring Sprlsgs Wsstsld* Mlsslossry Baptist Churoh. 41* a Holly Ava Bias Heps Baptist Chureh, 111 Orange a v a CATHOUO Church ot Ihs Nativity, Lake Mery A ll Souls Cathetls Churoh, Til Oak A v a ■l Ann's Catballa Chureh, Pershing Piste. Denary ■L Mary M ssdolta* Catholic Church, Mailland A va Altamoot* spring* CHRISTIAN Flrot Chrletlan Chureh. 14*1 L Bantord A v a Consragsltonnl Chrlattnn Church, itoi Park Av a Northalda Ctarlatlnn Church, F l o r i d * Haven D r, Maitland CHUBCH OF CHS 1ST Church Church Church Churoh ot ot ot at ChrlaL 1*1* B. Park AvA ChrlaL Ganavo ChrlaL Longwood ChrlaL Foal* CHURCH o r OOD Church o f OoA 1*1 Hickory Church ot OoA US* S. Franck Church at OoA Ovlad* EPISCOPAL All Saints Bplmopal Church S D akar/ A vo, Enterprlae Chrtet Eplooapal Church, U- ngwoed All kalolo Eplecopat, Hnltrprle* Holy Cross ■plaoapsL Fork A v a at tth LUTHERAN Aeeenaton Lutheran Churoh, Over brook D r, Cneeelberry Oood Shepherd United Luthers, SIS# A Orlando Dr. Luthnrun Chureh e l tho lUdttttmov, 111 W. Ilth Plttott Meaelsh Lutheran Churth, AmttHcon Lagten llall. Prstrla Lakt, Farn Park SL Lukas Lutbaran Church. RL IM Slavic METHODIST Bsrnatt Memorial Method let Church, B. Denary Ava, Entarprla* Dear Lake Mttthedlat Chureh Dathal A.M.E. Church. Caoaan Height* Caaealbarrr Community Mathodlat Churoh, Hwy. 11*11 A Plney Ridge ltd, Cooeelberry Denary Community Mathodlat Church W. Highland!. DeUerr Chi lit Mathodlat Church lu w ls H d E ltitil Flrot Mathodlat Church, 41S Park Av a PIrat Mathodlat Church at Ovltdo Free Mathodlat Chureh. ISS W. 4th SL Oaaovu Mathodlat ChorcA Oanavs Oraea Mathodlat Chureh. Oners RA Oroot Chapel A.M.H. ChurcA Ovlods Oakgrova Mathodlat OhuroA Ovlad# Oatooo Mathodlat Church F o o l* Waaleyau MalhodleL BL dd W. at PoeLn MASAREKB OTHER CHURCHES F I ra t Churck * f th* NaaaranA W. Ind nt Maple , _ Far* Park Churck a t th* NcsereoA O’ Brien RA. F *m Fork Lake Mott Churth at th* Nanaran* Allan's A M R. ChurcA Olivo * Ilth Church at Ood la ChrlaL Oviedo Cbuluata Community Chureh Church of Ood of Prophecy, t i l l Blm A v a Chureh ot God Mlaalon. Entarprla* Church o f Jaou* Chrlat of Latter Day SalatA t i l l Pork A v a Community Chapel. Alternant* Spring* Eaalarn Orthodox ChurcA BL John* Chryaoalom Chapat, Hwy. 11-13, r * n , park Congregation Doth laratl, ilth A Magnolia Flrot Churoh of ChrlaL SclanUaL «•* A tnd SL Kingdom Hall or Johovah** Wltnoaa Lake Monro* UntL l i l t W. Third SL Flrpt Pen toco* to I church of Lnogwood ML Olivo UollnoM ChurcA Oak Hill RA Ootaan Plaacraat Assembly at Gad. I l t h * Blm Sanford Alliance ChurcA t i l l S Park A v a Sanford Congregation ot Jshavah'a W itceases, l i t Sanford A v a The Salvation Army, 314 E Ind SL Unity Church at Sanford. I l l E Lai BA FRBSBTTBRIAM Community FroohytorUn Church. Lake Mary Flrat Prnohytorlnn Churoh,Oak A va * ,r * »t* t _ Flrot Preebytertan ChurcA Caaaalbarry Flrat Praabytorlsn Church of Denary, E. Highland Praabytarlan Churoh at Th* Covenant m i A Orlando Dr. SL Andrawa Praabytarlan Church f i l l Lan* nasi Bch. D r, Boar Lake l>peala Community Praebytarlan ChurcA V p it li Ad. Waatmlntatar Praabytarla* ChurcA Howell FarA RL 41* BBVBNTH DAT ADVENTIST Forest Lake Savanth-day AdvAntlat ChurcA �Cleo's 140-Mile Wind Aimed At Jamaica V C lO < * Bob Doyle, director of the East Central Florida Plan­ ning Council, hung a label on Highway 1 that probably will jolt ownen of business along the heavily-traveled highway. Doyle say* the route ia conaidered one of "the ugli­ est in the United States." And Doyle didn't atop there. He aald the Ornnge Blossom Trail is "rapidly becoming so.” Appears some officials build a brisk roadway to move traf­ fic and then allow business to locate on both sides of it to slow it down. However, the interstates and turnpikes rccognire this factor and you'll notice the clear sailing on all of them. • • • T Sgt. and Mrs. Dewey MeElereath of Longwood are singing praise for Deputies Bice nnd Charles Cocknync for their prompt action Inst week in recovering their sta­ tion wagon which was stolen at 6:30 p.m. from In front of Eckards Drug Store In Sem­ inole Plaza. Two hours after the theft, the McElereaths re­ ceived word their wagon had been located on North Street in Altamonte Springs. • • • A campaign against pollu­ tion on the inland waterways and in the harbora was launch­ ed last week by the American Waterways Operators Inc. The kickoff was signalled by dis­ tribution of an Inland Water­ ways Operators pollution man­ ual and the first of a series o f posters. The manunl is a handbook reminder to tow­ boat, tug and barge personnel to help them take necessary precautions to control pollu­ tion during cargo loading, dsicharging and transfer op­ erations. • • e New construction lending In July by the 133 stvings and loan associations in Florida totaled $33,609,000 which was a record amount for the month. These construction loans accounted for the fi­ nancing of 2,609 new dwelling nnita for families in Florida. • • • Civil Rights Plank OK'd Seminole County * * * * 0 a u f n r it Zip Code 32771 * ATLANTIC CITY (UFI) — trying to resolve a convention WEATHER: Fnir through Tuesday except for scattered showers in afternoon; high today 90-94; low tonight in high 70s. Democratic platform drafters fight over the Alabama and approved unanimously a plank Mississippi delegations and VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 262 today asserting that the new avert a split which could only civil rights law "deserves and help the Republicans in Nov­ requires full observance by ember. The party was all set to every American and a fair, effective enforcement If there nominate Lyndon B. Johnson) is any default." for President and his still un-! They then went on to other announced choice for running sections of the party docu­ mate, whoever he may lie. That will come on Wednes­ ment, including an anti-extre­ mist plank denouncing by day night. UPPSALA, Sweden (U PI) But the controversy over name the Communist party, — A 30-year-old woman re­ seating the two Southern dele­ the Ku Klux Ktan and the cently gave birth to still-born gations was a blow to party John Birch Society. SAIGON, Viet Nam (U P D septuplets, Uppsala Univer­ The civil rights plank was harmony and officials hoped Howling mobs of anti-govern­ sity hospital said today. it could be settled before the described as acceptable to ment rioters today stormed delegates from both the North opening gavel falls at 7:30 p through at least four of South m. EST in Atlantic City's and South. It declared: HOUSTON (U PI) — Week­ Viet Nam’s biggest cities and mammoth Convention Hall. "We re affirm our belief that ] end showers nnd the threat of Under a decision made Sun­ stoned a M e l where 5oo of lawless disregard for the rights' more rain today has crippled day by the credentials com ­ the U. S troops helping fight of others is wrong—whether, this city's war on an epidemic mittee. the Alabama delega­ the anti Comunist war are bil­ used to deny equal rights or of aleeping sickness. tion could take Its seats by to obtain equal rights. taking a loyalty oath to sup­ leted. PARTICIPATING IN EFFORTS to organize a Seminolo County Hu­ "W e cannot and will not tol­ port the national ticket in Tlic American Gl’s took mane Society Saturday were (from left) Mrs. Ruth Gottlieb, a director erate lawlessness. . ." November against the OOP's shelter behind the smashed NICOSIA, Cyprus (U PI) — o f the American Humane Association nnd immediate past president o f Meanwhile, the party was Barry M. Goldwater and Wil­ windows of their rooms in The Greek Cypriot* havo re­ the Florida Association o f Humane Societies, R. T. Johnson of Sanford, Ihp rity of Da Nang while stu­ liam E. Miller. jected “ Knosis"—the idea of and Miss Edith Swcetzcr, president of the DcLnmi Humane Society. But most of the Alabamans dent-led mobs battled with Ho­ union with Greece— ns n toisis rrfused on the ground that man Catholic villagers armed for a solution to tho fighting they should not be asked to with guns and hand grenades. on Cyprus. Crowds of demonstrators take a pledge not demanded of estimated at more than 13,all delegations. An Alabama delegate, Earl ooo person* surged through TOKYO (U PI) — Japan's Mr*. Gottlieb, now an hon­ laws which are now being en­ First steps In organizing a Goodwin, said members of the rity strreU as a nationwide first typhoon o f the fall senwave of anti-government law­ forced In various cities and county-wide humane society orary president of the Florida group will take their seats at son slashed ncrosa the south­ tonight's opening session of the lessness threatened to boil were taken here Saturday. It. Federation nnd also a director counties, Mrs. Gottlieb re­ ernmost island of Kyushu to­ T. Johnson of .Sanford conduct­ of the American Humane Asso­ plied: "I certainly do. It'* not NEW YORK (UP1) - lie- convention but will leave if over Into religious warfare. Ten thousand Buddhists bur­ ed a meeting of interested ciation. said that in Florida only good for the protection day and killed 24 persons in publican presidential candidate they are refused full standing, drowning! and landslidea. IJarry M. Goldwater flew here lie said they would not stay in ned Homan Catholic stores Seminole citizens and Mrs. only IS of llic state's 67 coun­ of the people anil property but it's also a protection for the today to mend fences with the hall if "they don't want ami h o u s e s in Die coas­ Ruth Gottlieb of Pensacola, ties have a dog ordinance. tal city of Qui Nlion, battering the Immediate past president eastern business leaders and us." Asked if she upprou-d leash animats. Dogs," she said, MIAMI (U PI) — A snake "slkiuld not Ik* permitted to left angry pressmen behind at Hardin also predicted "a their victims with clubs and of the Florida Federation of roam the streots any more handler, William Haust, 62, the barricades. vast majority" of the dele­ sending scores of persons to Humane Societies, explained who built up an immunity to than children." how to get llic group establish­ Police and Goldwater aides gates who voted 33-3 against hospitals. Students headed a inoh of ed. Johnson said that once a Id­ the bite o f deadly cobras, kept reporters and photograph­ the pledge Sunday are now eal society was established, was in serious condition to­ ers behind barricades at La willing to sign it. He said the 4,000 to 5,000 rioters who Mrs, Gottlieb was assisted roared through the ulil imper­ "We will need a full time em ­ day after being struck by a Gaurdia Airport when Gold- delegation was under pressure by Mrs. Editli Sweetser, presi­ ploye nnd part time adminis­ western moccasin in front o f water's private plane touched from other Southerners to stay- ial capital of Hue, overturn­ dent of the Dcl.and Humane ing desks and furniture and in the convention to preserve trative help. Our one employe about 60 tourlsU Sunday. down after a Pisht from Wash­ Society. The Board or County Com­ both Southern and party unity. acting it afire while police ington "Our purpose," said John missioners will convene at 9 would tie salaried hut admin­ istrative work could tie car­ The one question that Gold"I feel," Hardin said, "that outside directed traffic and son, is to obtain the necessarya. in. Tuesday for ita bi­ ried on with volunteer personTAMPA (U PI) — Rutledge water answered was whether I have resisted up to the point refused to Interfere. land and funds to construct a monthly meeting. Chairman II. Pearson, president of the he planned to see Mrs. Claire where it is pointless to resist." neL" shelter. Meanwhile," he uddTemporary officers were Florida Conference o f the Booth Luce, who refused his The Mississippi ease was more «J. "w e will lie tccM of to o b ­ James P. Avery aald this As -*r aa 1 nat.?-d along with a nominal NAACP, told Negrons huio telephone request last week to complicated inasmuch as i, tain mcmbersh.pt ia tm* or­ ■i&nlug that Hubert K. Avcrctt of 8J0 Ro­ ganization and to arrange a know there'* nothing on the lag commute#. A* loon as the Sunday they could swing give up her plans for the sena­ involved a seating contest be­ torial candidacy on the ticket tween an all-white regular salia Dr. was treated at Sem­ feasible arreement with city agenda other than routine committee Is ready to make Florida over to tho Democrats Ita report another meeting of and President Johnson in the of the Conservative party of party delegation and a pre­ inole Memorial Hospital Sun­ ami county authorities to en­ matters." dominantly Negro Mississippi day a f t e r lie accidentally force the Sanford dog ordin­ Two public hearings upon interested person* will lie held November elections. New York. "N’o-o-o-," ahouted Goldwa­ Freedom Democratic party dropped a .22 pistol and the ance an I any wishes the Coun­ which action was tabled at Die to elect officers and set up a group. pellet entered ids left leg. ter. ty may have in tM* area." |last meeting, will tie continued. program. m w A ... Mobs Storm Four South Viet Towns BRIEFS Septuplets Dead Rains Hurt Cypriots Say No Goldwaler In New York To Woo Business Humane Society Being Formed Typhoon Kills 2*1 Bitten By Snake County Board To Meel Tomorrow LBJ Win Seen Shot A c a l T y Held In Slaying the Rea" which appears in the August issue of "Southern Telephone News,"— published by Thu Southern Bell Telephono Company. Montgomery traces what ho rails tho "grand canal" nil the way from tho Virginia lino to the boundary o f old Mexico. He rails It "A great ami sheltered sea-level cannl," and its betten known as the Atlantic nnd Gulf Intrurouetnl Waterway. “ Along the Atlantic Coast section, from North Carolina to Florida," writes Montgom­ ery, “ the diversu nature of tho cargoes, ns well ns their volume, Is little short of nninzing. These run from sand, rook, gravel, sing, pulpwnod, paper, lumber, fertilizer ma­ terials und automobiles to sugnr, fish, oysters, coni, Iron, steel, tobnreo nnd so on. "U p uml down tho Gulf portion of the cannl, reflect­ ing tlie resource! o f Hint re­ gion, move endlrae ‘ town,* consisting pilnrlpnlly of crudu nil , . , sulphur, shell, iron nnd steel, cement, suit, rice, industrial rhrmienls, and a multitude of others. "Storm winds and waters pose little threat to the craft that transport this vitnt commerce, for tho waterway at nil times offeis them a shelter passage to uml from their ports of mil. "Such uctlvity," Montgom­ ery continues, "u-milly takes the form of some sort o f ter­ minal, or yacht basin, equip­ ped to serve the needs of the Clerk Mary Hawthorne. • • • From the mailbag to Dottle Austin, city editor of The Herald: "I wish to take till* opportunity to express for the boys and girls committee of the Kiwanis Club, our appreci­ ation for the very excellent and timely coverage you gave ui In connection with the 'Kids Day' program." A »oothing halm to all scribes. The letter was signed by John W. Wilson, committee chair­ man. • • • Seminole County's Health Department director, advises that school personnel, nursing home operators and employes, food handlers, beauticians and teachers may get free chest X-rays for health cards and other purposes Wednes­ day, Thursday and Friday of this week at the health cen­ ter, 900 French Ave. The mo­ bile X-ray unit, provided by the State Board of Health, will be open from 10 a.m. un­ til I p.m. and from 3 until 6 p.m. Wednesday and Thurs­ day, and from 9 a.m. until noon and from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m on Friday. SAN JUAN. P. R. (U P I)— Hurricane Cleo, leaving 14 deail and mounting damage in Guadeloupe, raked the south­ ern roast of Hispaniola today and aimed 140 mile an hour winds st Jamaica. The roast of the Dominican Republic received a glancing striko front the small but violent hurricane when the center passed 40 miles o ff­ shore. But ths southwest peninsuln o f Haiti took • pounding from the winds, tonrcntiul ruins and storm tides. The weather bureau warn­ ed Jamaica that ths hurri­ cane, first o f the season, was expected to pas* over the Is­ land late tonight and Tucsduy morning. Southeastern Cuba was ex­ pected to escape the brunt of hurricane winds but ths Ha­ vana weather burenu warnrd by radio today that residents o f southern Orients Provinca should take precautions. Pre­ mier Fidel Castro ordered many farm families moved out o f low-lying arras along the southeastern roast o f Cuba. Cleo's renter was passing just south o f tho southwest peninsula of Haiti this after­ noon. Forecasters predicted It would pass about 40 milea south o f Lea Csycs, Haiti, near the western tip o f tho peninsuln, about 6 p. m. EST. The center was located at 11 a. in. (E ST) about 00 miles south-southwest o f Port Au Prince, Haiti, near latitude 1.2, north longitude 72.0 west. This waa about 270 milea onst of Kingston, Jamaica. Cleo wan holding on a course botween west and west-northwest at a slightly reduced speed o f 14 milea an hour. Cleo'a progress recalled tho laittoring hurricane Flora gave Haiti, Cuba and Jamaica Inst year. That Storm isolated the southwestern Haiti penlnaula fur weeks and killed aa estimated 4,000 persons. Flora also killed an esti­ mated 2,000 persons In south­ eastern Cuba before moving into tho Atlantic, Although Jamulru was an the southern "weak* ’aide o f Flora, flash floods accounted for 11 deuths and $12 million In property damage. MIAMI (UPI)— A slightlybuilt Jamaican seaman, Lloyd Ashley Guff, 26, was held without lx>nd Monday on charges o f murdering a pol­ iceman and a guard in front horrified travelers at various kind o f craft and o f hustling Minml International their crews. Airport terminal. "Restaurants, a l e a p i n g quarters, gas stutions coupled with n wide vnriety o f other MOSCOW (U PI) — The City Commissioners w i l l furilillrs uml services arc o f­ United Slates, Britain and consider 26 vacant buildings fered at somo of tho stop­ Franca told the Russians to­ for condemnation at 8 p.m. to­ day they will have to bear day in City Hall and hear a over points. "Many of tho more elabor­ the responsibility for the request from Argcnia P. Con­ ate marinas hnvu berthing "consequences" tf Uiey Inter­ stantine fur an extension of spnrea for several hundred fere with International flights lime on two condemned struc­ boats, ami voyngetirs upon in the Berlin air corridor, the ture* belonging to her. tha wnterway will find when American embassy announced. Thu Commissioners will also stopping at these "shopping consider recommended chang­ centers" . . . are equipped to es and additioni for adoption satisfy their every need." LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ of part three, of tho Southern Montgomery goes on to go (U P I)—A "foreign le­ Standard Building code, con­ any, "In some res|>oots, tho gion" type o f fighting unit cerning plumbing. waterway’s similarity to land- made up o f veteran white sol­ Commissioners are expect­ bound niterips of travel is diers is being formed to help ed to authorize Bill Hutchison, crush the Communist-led re­ rity attorney, to prepare an strikingly apparent. "F or the hunter, the fish­ bellion against Premier Muiso ordinance for adoption of the erman, or the picniker tho TshomUd* central Congolese 1961-63 budget; consider rec­ waterway offers rhuiru s|n>ts government, it was learned ommendations of tho Zoning to indulge his fancy. . . . As reliably today. and Planning CominDilon. a result, numerous attractive r e s o r t communities h a v e sprung up in suc-h places, anil their number is constantly In­ ONE WEEK creasing. ONLY! With the completion of the AUMtyS 8 M T QUALITY m cross state barge canal and the Kanfurd-Titiisvillo canal It seems that Sanford will huve its golden opportunity to be­ come onu of the finest inland water resort communities in Florida—that is if Sanford will offer to the pleasure boatman facilities they need. The answer could be Die realization of the proposed marina and allied facilities along with tbs projected |iort terminal. If Sanford doesn't support these projects and take ad­ vantage of this new trend in recreation and transportation, ita children might eomoday stand on tha banks of l,ake Monroe slid only be abel to admire the hundreds of pleas­ ure craft and bargest ply the river to marinas and ports in reg 2.98 NOW other locations. On the other hand, Sanford tansy's own olwcyi a great key! 0 onerous art* could br-come what no other neat plackets, smart buttons, moral Choose from crisp city in the stats could claim cotton oafordi, soft Pima cottons, wash-and-woar Do o m * to lie— Florida’s only inland polyester and coftonil Roll sleeved Preach cvHW marine shopping center. Inland Waterways Attract Industry, Make Jobs The first fall meeting of the SeminoIe-DeBary Division o f the Florida Heart Associa­ tion will be held Tuesday at By Julian Stenslrnm Bose and Wilk'a Hestaurant Assoriate Editor at 8 p. m. Plans for the com­ "Because o f tho heavy traf­ ing year will be formulated at that time, Merle Warner, fic tha w a t e r w a y bears throughout the year, a great aecretary, reporta. deat o f commercial activity, e e • Casselberry's Town Council which gives employment to goes back Into session tonight thousands, hua sprung up to complete a meeting It is along Its shores," writes continuing from Aug. 10. The Frank A. Montgomery Jr., session will get under way at author o f an extensive article 7:30 p.m., according to Town entitled “ Waterways Along City Commission Meets Tonight Russia Warned Legion For Congo le n n e u f Herald Index A b b y .......... ..... ....... . Page 9 Bridge _____________ Page 9 C la ia ifed ___________ Page It Comic* .........................Page 10 Editorial ____________ Page 4 Funerals __________ Page 2 Horoscope — . Page 10 Society __ Page 8 S p o rts______________ Page 6 TV Program* ..... Page 9 4 We The Women .. ..- Page 0 Island Due To Be Hit Late Tonight on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile o f Am erica” special group of Lady Towncraft® shirts 2 for *5 THIS WATERWAY "fillitur station” at Fort Lauderdale is one of the muny marinas which have spring up to provide motel, restaurant and shopping facilities os well as fuel and oil for boutmen. �nI Stir •wrfuri Vfrill P«Re 2 — A ur. 24, 1964 Orchid Growing Is 'Fascinating Hobby' Dedication Set For School In Deltona By Mildred H*n*y Formal dedication »ervlcc* for Deltona "U ", which i* a replica o f the ''Little Red School House," will he held on Thursday at 10:30 a.m. The erhnol houee I* located •l the Deltona Community Center on L ite Monroe, Del­ tona. Rev. Loren W. Duntnn o f Deltona ChHetlen Church will Rive the invocation. The prorram will Include eeyeral aelectlnm by the newly form­ ed Deltona Combo, a muiical group made up o f Deltona realdent*. Featured rural apeaker will be Klllott Markle, executive vlce-prealdent o f Deltona Cor­ poration, who will dedicate the achool houae to the cause o f education. Earal Mallard, Deltona Adult Education Director, will formally welcome all gueata and will Introduce levtra] membera of the Voluala Coun­ ty School ayalem. Among thoae preaont will lie John Smiley, Superintendent o f Public Instruction for Voluafa County who will eccept the echool houae in the rauee o f education; Allen Ilnilei, Principal o f DeLand High School; Mr*. Edna Smiley, Director o f Adult Education at Daytona Beach Junior Collegt; and Mr. Mark Rankin, Praaldent o f the Florida Adult Educational Program. Other highlights of the service will Include choral aelectlona by tha Deltona Chor­ us, directed by Mra. Mildred Clerk. Presentation of the apeaker* will be given by Chuck McCarthy, Daltona Di­ rector, Tha flower arrangementa will be through tha eourteay o f tha Flower Arranging Claaa under tha supervision of Mra. Evelyn Weat. Refresh­ ments at a short reception will be served following tha servlet. All residents of Del­ tona and surrounding com­ munities are invited to attend the' program. ANY SPARE TIME of thene three Oviedo neighbor*, Donn Ulrey, Hurlierl Rny und John Lundy, left to right, is spend in the greenhouses grow­ ing nrehids which they term "the most fascinating hnhby in the world." ( ’omhinod, they have more than 100 different varieties, many of them wild ones which have been found in trees along the river and in the woods, (Herald Photo) AMONG THE NEW teacher in Seminole County’s school system this year will be (front, from left) Dim Carter, Mary Powell, Howard Gordie nnd Harold Swank who will lie instructors at Sanford Junior High School and (back row, from left) Frances Howden, Doris Contreras anti Masil Blythe, who will be at Seminole High in Sanford. (iicruld Photo) Legal Notice w t iT ir K n r a i t r r r A T R r*K r i . i m i n t t » i A IIT K M K S IA M r K t V IK . t i n Vnnw n a> A T t T F M K H IA M r. r . W K V , If alive , a n il h e r u n ­ k n o w n .p n u « « I s m a r l led. mi.I I f dead, tier u i. k n . in n lielre. d e ­ viates, a rsn te e e , aealaneee lie n o r s , e re d llo re , Iru e le e e , and a n y a n d a ll p a r lie s c la lm ln a In le r r a la h r, Ih m u a h , uniter, or • a a ln e t aald A rte in e a la M c K w In o la o k n o w n a> A rla m e a la M r K w e n ; a n d a e a ln a l a n y a n d all p t re o n a h a v ln a , o r c la lm ln a to h ave , a n y ria n t, I It la, o r In , (• re a l In the fo llo w I n * . In r u s h •d land, ly l n a a n d b a in * In K e m in o la C o u n ty , F lo r id a , to w it : t^>t I, o f n i o r k 11, T ie r 7, n f H a n fo rd , F lo r id a , a c c o rd ' t n * to 1C II. T r a f f o r d 'a F l a t t h e r e o f ra ro rd e d In F l a t R o o k 1, l i e s * * I * to * t n f the p u b lic re c o rd • o! S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a : T u u , a n d each of you. are h e re b y n o tifie d th a t a a n il haa been b r o u g h t a * a l n a l y o u In th a C ir c u it C o u rt , In a n d lot H e m tn o la ( V u n t y . F lo rid a . In C h a n c e r y , e n title d tt d n h D o s ' H H IiS O N and J e s u it : M D R I R I D N . h i a w ife , r le ln t lf f e va. A i n I 'M K H I A M c R W I N , a l. an k n o w n aa A I I T K M K H 1 A M r K W K N , a l al. lM f a n d a n la , and yo u . a n d e ach o f y o u , a re r e ­ q u ire d In file y o u r A n , w a r to th e F t a ln U f f a ' C o m p la in t w ith th e C la r k o f aatd Ceur-I, and a e rve upon P la in t iffs ’ a t to r ­ n e y. (1. A M >111£ W a i'K R f t . w h n ae a d d r e ta la l i t W . t’cn iru a rc la l S I reel, K a n fm d , F l o r ­ id a . a c o p y o f aald A n e w a r, on n r b e fo re T h u r s d a y , K e p la m b e r It . A. n . 1111, a n a If y o u fall t o d a so, a decree p ro ounfeaao w ill be e n te re d e * a ln a t you, end aech o f you. fo r the re lie f d e m a n d e d In aa ld C o m p la in t. T h a n a lu r e o f th ia su it la to a u l a l th e title lo th a m >ni» d a a n rlb a d le n d In P la in t if f , ft C . n t ir iiiN B llia n o N and JK H BMC M H t llB H O h . h i. s i f t , Ilia o w n e r s th ere at. W I T N F P S m y h a n d a n d aaal o f s a id C o u r t at M a nlo td , D em istole C o u n ty . F lo r id a , t h is XDIti d a y n f A u a u a l, A . 11. 1)11 11 KAN) i r t h u r It B a c h w llh , Jv. C l a r k o f aa ld n o u n B y : M a r t h a T. V lh le n , P C SI A n d r e w Bpaer A t t o r n e y fo r P la ln llf f a l i t W . C o m m e r c ia l S lr e e l Be "f o r d , F lo r id a P u b li s h A u i >1. I I A Papt 1. 1*. 1114. r n c -ie l.ONGWOOD ELEMENTARY School will have six new teachers on its faculty this year. They are (front row, from left) .lean Jacoby, LeFuun Blair, nnd Angelina Taylor, and (back row, from left) Diana Foreman, Gwen DeVnne and Carolyn Marchmid. (Herald Photo) 'Retirement For Two' Humorous Documentary On Moon Sept, t By Ihiltif Austin Wt* don’t oflan dn book review*, i t luch, hut a new book recently published teenu deserving of mention, not only because 11 Is on a subject which cannnl fail to interval many Scminola Countlan*. bill also because It waa written by an area author, " Retirement la lor Tw o" i» (he humorous, first-p e r i o n story of tha aulhoresi, Mrs Philip i Ella) DeUerard of DeLand. Wryly, hut skillfully, Mrs DcBcrard describes the reac­ tions and adventiurea of hei huatwnd and herself In the year or so after his retirement began al 47. Apivallcd al the idea of hav­ ing a husband underfoot 24 hours a day, tha writer d ci m b e i the trials and Iribula Lorn of retirement from a wife’s viewpoint. She portrays her dismay humorously and to (real extent, until she finally learns to compromise and cope with ihe situation, in a surprise ending lo the book. This is Mrs. DeRcrard’a se cond hook, tier ftrsl lie ms ‘ Steamboat in the Hyacinths" published about 12 years ago. She has had numerous short stories published in magazines, and ha* written several plays whlrh were produced by the DeLand Shoestring Theater. One of her recent local accomplithm.’nt* waa the writ Ing of a pg.;rjnl commemorat­ ing the 7&U1 anniversary ol Stetson University. A .H t a o f Ftabllo N a a rto * N o lle * I* h e re b y a lie n . H o a rd o f C o u n t y C o n tm la a lo n a ra of B e m ln o l* C o u n t y . F lo rid a , |iro jtaee to r a a o n * the fo llo w m a d a e rt lh a d p r o p e r ty a o n td A -t A a rtc u ltu ro to T -l T r a ile r H o m e D la t r lr t : T h e r I I I li nf th e M V 'A o f th a N K '* In P a c ­ t io n I I - I I P - M K . F u r t h e r d e s ­ c rib e d a t a o u ltiw e a l of lathe l< lilt It o s d a n d F o r t C b rla tn ta a Road. P u b lic h e a r in g w ill be held 4it the B e m ln o la C o u n t y C o u rt H o u se , H a n fo id , F lo r id a , In lltr C o u n t/ C o m m lte n .ite ra lloum . o n H e p tsm b a r I. 1*41 al lu ett m m a h ii — K .i.tr.• i 4 I I o r aa so o n i h t r a a f i a r aa w i w R oealbla. fur ll.ifkiird \V>nn, B o a r d of C o u n t y C o m m it • l. w h o ttft«f M it u r d i), Hill alunar* h« h t ld i t i p m Tu«»<U> at S e m in o le C e u n ly . F l o r id * H r (•tori Fun«n«>1 H orn# w ill* Vtfv, H u i h tlo o fh o f H H U r y 8 r t i n n * * P. A v e r y , J r . o f f ic ia t in g I I m ria l w ill Is* tit C h a ir m a n 1.*lhi* V i m iV in titi) H rtiA ttae t 'A r t h u r ll e c k n llh , J r #•♦11 Kunriil H*>rtiv tit Uisttgc P b l ll. h A u g . I t , 1341 Funeral Notice / CtfC-ll Ml *4 4*U««U4»Uki. ____ _ Mr*. Dcllcrard ha-, also writ ten and direelrd radio plays, received priies for poetry, and 1* a noted lecturer. She la n meml>er of the Au thorn U'agiio of Am re i n , Ihe Dramatist (iuild. and the Na­ tional l-eague of American Pen Women. 'Ilie book, ’ ’ Retirement it for Tw o" is i llusi rated b> Mrs Tain Dellarard, wife of Phil Delierard Jr . who lives on Key Riscayne. II is publish­ ed hy the Everett Edwards Press, owned by two Strlsnn p ro fe sso rs. Copies of the txiok can lie ob­ tained locally al Femings Book -Shop. Grants For Top 4-H Students One of tlie .pare age’s most controversial aubjert*, the project for landing an astro­ naut on (hr. moon, will b* ex­ plored in "Rara For Tha Moon." an up-to-the-minute TV documentary including ac­ tual cloacupa of the moon tak­ en by Ranger 7 and exclusive Russian film footage, to ba presented on Sspt. 1, 1964, 11-10 p. m. on WFTV, Orlando, "Race For The Moon" will taka a detailed look at two phases of Project Opollo, tha manned lunar expedition: the scientific problem* involved (there will be approximately '-.’ 2,(100 separate steps to be taken l,ctween tha beginning of tha rounldown and tha landing on the moon), and tha growing controversy o v e r whether the United States should adhere to it* otiginal 1070 target date. According to William Kron* i,k, producer-director-writer of the timely documentary, mote than 7(1 percent of the film will represent entirely new- footage shot specifically f«r the program. Included will bo exclusive Russian film, never befoie televised in the U. S., showing female Cos­ monaut Valentina Tersahkova in training, special cartoon footage illustrating the pro­ posed met hud* for making phyniiul lontact also will be shown. Nationally known newsman III]) Stout will narrata the documentary and interview participant! in the control* er»y. Hy Evelyn Lundy (trowing orchid* is the mo-t fascinating hobby in tha world—so say three neighbors here in Oviedo, Donn Ulrey, Hubert Roy and John Lundy. Never an orchid show any. where in the itate, «r even a hint of an orchid sale, hut that the three of them on their way. Orchid*, to each nf them, scent to have a spec­ ial enrhantmrnt. They earh have a small green houae and altogether have several hundred plants with well over a hundred dif­ ferent varieties of orchid*. Lundy bacamt interested In orchid* many year* ago whtn he waa a young hoy In Ovie­ do, in hi* work a* a Roy Scout, he became a friend end admirer of the lata renowned. Dr. T. L. Meade, who at that time hed beautiful gardens and a variety of orchids at hi* home on Lake Cherni. A f­ ter his death, many of hi* ihrubt and plants wars mov­ ed to the Mead Botannlclal Gardena In Winter Park, which was named in his hon­ or. Neighbor* Ray and Ulrey soon became interested in or­ chid* and, ae they *ty, once the hug ha* hitten you, you are well ’’hooked.’' M oil people think of the Cattleya Orchid as tha only one; true, it la on* of the moat exotic flower* in the world and wilt atny in bloom for two week* on (he plant. They are thought Lo b« only purple and whlta ones, how­ ever there are pink ones, green, gold, brume, red, yel­ low and gorgeous blues. Any color you can name except black, the bteck orchid is ttrickiy a myth The aixe o f the Cattleya vary from the size of a pin point to those thet measure inches across. The Phalanopaie, often cell­ ed the moth orchid for they du resemble the big nightflying moths, are great favorltira of these hohhieet for when they bloom they will stay fre.li nnd pretty for ma­ ny weeks. Many of their or­ chid* arc wild one* that they have gotten out of the trees along tha river and in the wo, gli. We have learner! that the orchid i* the largest family of flowering plant*, having aliout 20,000 specie*. These three hobhleat have learned through trial nnd «rror many thing* ami expect to continue learning. They have found thin tlie light nui*t he ju*t right, the temperature not lower than 60 degress or higher then 0 0 d e g re e *. They mu*t be watered frequently but the rnnl* must not stay wrt. Aide from the beauty and fascination of growing or­ chid*, there I* no better tliernpy for f a t ig u e and atrcee Ilian several hours epent in lhr green house puttering around. They tell u* that this is more refreshing at the end of a busy day than anything elsr. Another advantage 1* that you can ipend aa littla or as much time a* you have since apparent neglect for many daya tetma to result in no ill effects. One can assume thet when these men do retiro, they will have work to do which will be rewarding and enjoyable. Howard Wynn, Of DeBary Dies Howard Wynn, 61, died at 1:3k p.m. Saturday at Samlnoia Memorial Hospital. Born Dec. 20, 1896, in San­ ford, he had lived in DeBary for the past five years. He was a retired carpenter and a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors a it hit wife, Mrs. Clove Wynn of DeBary; a step-son, Everett Hehn of Mi' ami; two atep-daughters. Mr*. France* Thomas o f Enu Gal­ lic and Miss Elizabeth Hahn of Miami; four hrothars, Clarence and Clifford o f San­ ford. J. W. of Kiaaimmta and Minton of Miami and ona sis­ ter, Mrs. Minnie Gould of Mi­ ami. Outstanding college Juniors will share in educational grants offered to prrsi-nl or former 4-H Club members. Two scholarship, of $800 each are being provided by the S A H Foundation for Hie fifth conaerutive year, isporla the National 4-H Service Committee. (liila who plan to major in home economies air eligible for Ihe 1904 award*. Candi­ dates must have completed at least three years of 4-11 Club work. Srhntaiahip* will in- grunt­ ed on l he basis of lluce points: interest and drsire to major in home economics with Band Practice ronsidcialiun Io financial Richard Zellay, director af rued, »c hulas In m o ld in rutihe Eaatrrn Seminole Band Irgr. and all-aruund 1)1 Club haa railed practirs sessions record. far each Monday at 7:10 p.m. Additional information and at tha Geneva Community aeh<datalup applications ate Hall beginning today. Any Due of every eight blind person in the county with mailable flout county ex ten­ sion agents or tbc stale 1 II Americans is a victim of ■heir own nuislcial instrument glaucoma. Club wilitv. | u untied lu join tbc gruuy. Hospital Notes AUGUST 20. 1961 Admission* Carrie H o w a r d , Joyce Crutchfield, Darryl Thomas, Jean Harden, Alonzo K. Shoemaker, Simone N. Mul­ len, Suzanne Berlin, F, Eu­ gene Roumillat Sr., Thelma Wright, Eugene l.aKair, Mel­ vin Kelley. Nermnn G. Martin, all nf Sanford; Alfreda Lawrence, Harriet Jackson, Denary; Ruth Oglesby, Enterprise; Ethel Alliion, Fern Park; C a r o l Humbalnugh, Hetty J. Wiley. Longwood. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Mullen of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mr*. Ronnie Berlin of Stnford, a boy; Mr. and Mr*. Robert Allison of Fern Park, a bey. Discharges Ethyl Hutchison, Rosa Mac Kaitt, Alice McMillan, Kerry A. Poole, Edward Fosnight, Mrs . Donald Johnson and baby girl, Jeanette Hannon, Floys It. Gilbert, Mrs. Ralph Scott and baby boy, Ruby Lunden, Betty Burgess, Mrs. Georg* E. McGowan and baby girl, Ada Doe, Eugene Owen, Cecil I’ enell Brown, William llolte Jr., Renee Y. Rlch- JN DELTONA to do a aeries or articles for "Itcvicw Magazine” o f Weal, Germany (similar to our "L ife” and "L ook") are Gerhard Jaeger and Ludwig Weitz, right, who are shown with Sy Israel, left, rnnds supprin* tendent nnd Tommy Mitchell, land development superintendent. 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J can be an enforceable treaty and the guarantor of peace.” |to halt and reverse the arms cmn commitment to the Uni(UPI) — Highlights of the providing for inspected and race and bring an end to the lwj Nau,.ns. with its constituera of nuclear terror.** I|Cnt agencies, working to national security and foreign |v e r i f i e d disarmament, we policy sections of the 1964 De­ "We an* determined to con­ must, and we will, maintain strengthen it as a mors- effec­ mocratic platform: our military strength, as the tinue all-out effort through tive instrument for peace. . , “ We will maintain our solsword and shield of freedom fully - enforceable measure* Wc continue to oppose the ad­ Disarmament United Nations MILLIONS SOU ) AT 2.98 our ties and increase our cooperation, building always more firmly on the sure foun dation of the NATO treaty." Peace, Victory 89 Cuba “ We will . . . move actively to carry out the resolution of the Organization of American States to further Isolate Ca*. troi.sm and speed the restora­ " . . . In every possible way tion of freedom and responsi­ wc will work to strengthen bility in Cuba." mission of Red China to the “ To this nation and to all the world wc reaffirm Presi­ dent Johnson's resolve to " . . . 0 sc every resource at the command of the government . . . and the people . . . to find the road to peace’ . . . The pre­ servation of peace requires the strength to wage war and the wisdom to avoid it. The search for peace requires the utmost intelligence, the clear­ est vision, and a strung sense of reality. Because for four f.-cars our nation has patiently demonstrated these qualities and persistently used them, the world is closer to peace today than it was in HM1." DISTRIBUTORS OF PHILLIPS 66 TIRES • BATTER IKS • T b p i ^ u t E at * 1 , INDRIJ VASWANI, right, Mnckle Hrothera representative in Ilortfr Konp, and Mrs. Vaswnni are shown admiring the welcome aboard upon their arrival at Deltona. Accompanying them on their air flight from Miami was Neil Ilahr, left, vice president of sales for Deltona Corporation. GIFTCATALOG J Extremism •Military Might Hoffa Job Safe The V o l u n t e e r Clinic Mothers have had a success­ ful pregram for the past three years and are looking forward to serving during the coming year. The Volunteer program frees administrative personnel nt the school from caring for the students when they visit the clinic and as­ sures students o f rare nnd at­ tention whenever they feel it necessary to use the facilities provided. During the 1903-64 school year the Clinic Mctliers as­ sisted and cared for the stu­ dents for a total o f 3,829 visits to the clinic. They assisted the Public Health Nurse and school per­ sonnel in giving eye tests and hearing testa and in maintaining rrcordi neces­ sary to this servire. WINN D i a l ! I I O M I . — m e. con a ta n T — NOBODY Saves You More Than WINN-DIXIE 10* OFF T H A T 'S O U R C O N T R IB U T IO N to the generolion on ill wop vp. 50 EX TRA STA M PS W IT H T A R N O W A l this mgB, "ju m p in g jo iL i" w o u ld roinev run ihon wolV. •kip (Kan H a n d it ill. , . ih tir • n tig p la t m i bowmJUu. But ft Hn I . . . if mtitf b« replemthed. A nd . ana of fKa boat » o y » to with i S i MgH -qvolifp got vp a n J - g r a t * m o o t pvotoin la S w l f l i Pf«i»»i»M fconko. Baked Ham •«,. m* 6 9 < LUNCH Beef or Ham 3 I I . Pass. 9 L MEAT 25 EX T R A STA M P S with CO O K-Q UIK Dr. V m I Cutlets . • • • « . 7 9 < FRANKS Property GOVERNMENT INSPECTED # 1-lb. pkg. 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The schedule Clinic Mothers ar­ “ Until such time as there ranged calli for serving onehalf day a month. “ A small service,” they say, “ for the amount o f care and attention given the students when it is neded.” Any mother with a child in MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - high achool who can aerve James R- Hoffa can fight his for one-half day a month Is f l c g a l battle against two fed­ invited to attend the meeting eral court convictions without or volunteer their aervlcea by worry—about his status as contacting either Edith president of the big Teamsters Avenel at 322-84(11, or Beraunion. nira Jarrell at 332-625(1, after Thirteen Teamster vice pres­ fl p.m. idents and Secretary-Treasurer John F. English—wlio with Hoffa make up the union’s ex­ ecutive board—said Thursday they Contemplated no action to ^u st Hoffa until all his court appeals are exhausted. lloffa called liiclr statement “ gratifying . . . this Is posi­ tive, living proof that there is no dissension in this union." • br a Item. ACCESSORIES Ibp Value Stamps Nuclear Control A St. Petersburg motorist identified by police as Gordon H. O’Neill was charged with ^failure to have his vehicle un­ der control following a twocar crash Thursday at 2:50 p m. at 2543 8. French Ave Police said the O'Neill ear and one operated by Roy II. Korythe of Ormond Reach wrre tn volved. There were no injur­ ies. z B 'C r l IT’SNEW! IT'S HERE! Risk Of War “ Responsible leadership, unafraid hut refusing to take needless risk, has turned the •ftidc In freedom’s favor. No 'nation, old or new, has joined the Communist bloc since Cu­ ba during the preceding Re­ publican administration." John F. Kennedy Memorial Album 8 ------------. J We guarantee our brake reliniag service for the specified numtirr of miles and years from d.ite of installation. Heplacriiielita prorated on mileage arid baaed on list prices current at linset of adjustmeiiL SANFORD r IT pM'M staff amvsS. faotong L to lh« newest snows, the tat L p'ecst 10 est. 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SOT Plus las and < trade-in Urea of aeme alia off your ear. S. Srm inolo Mildred Haney 665-5631 Deltona • TOMATO JUICE! - The Sanford Herald Is THRIFTY M A ID 1st St. & French, Sanford Phone OPEN 5 . 6 I'. M. DAILY ERL T IL » I*. 51. TheSmartPlace ToGo... lor Good Things ToEat 322-0244 Fnech Ave. 4 251*. PelawtU Ava. 4 1 x4 84. m s, nm su U ilh w a/ 17-92, L aeg v w d �j. ■iH Hofmes Alexander More Guidance Needed Juvenile delinquency I« one of those complex subjects about which nearly everybody has an opinion, if not n solution. It is a constantly recurrinjr topic in mnftnzines and newspaper articles by Inymen as well ns such experts ns judges, sociologists ntid psycholog­ ists. It is a matter of concern at all levels of government, including the federal, and now even threatens to be an Issue in the forthcoming pres­ idential election campaign. It is not often, though, that wo hear from the people who are most immediately concerned with young people when they get into trouble— the police. A survey was recently made by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Tldrty-two police chiefs and superior officers, plus 12 other persons engaged in police train­ ing nnd a judge, a state youth cor­ rection officer nnd a youth commis­ sion director were asked what in their experience were the major prob­ lems in police work with respect to juvenile delinquency. The results were printed in "The Police Chief," the association's official publication. Ily far the most frequently cited problem was— parents. According to the ixdlco. the re­ sponsibility for a child’s misconduct very often lies not with tlie child, but with his parents because they fail to provide proper guidance and ade­ quate discipline. Parents of children In trouble nre often more involved In their own in­ terests und pleasures thnn in main­ taining a healthy family envlroment at home. Sometimes they are not only disrespectable of the law themselves, but in direct conflict with it. In some cases, laboring under a heritage of poverty and Ignornncc, B ru ce B io s s a t — parents nre simply not equipped to raise children decently. Far t«>o frequently, however, the "better" kind of parents cause the police their worst hendnehes.Usual­ ly over protective— which is not to be confused with overstrict— they re­ fuse to believe their children can do any wrong. Indeed, the parents even nccuse the police of "framing” their darl­ ings— distorting the facts to make things look worse thnn they are. They refuse to co-operate with ef­ forts to get their children to revise their attitudes of contempt toward persons and property. Such parents, ft hns been found, have the altitude that the law is something to beat and that the po­ lice exist only to mete out punish­ ment. This philosophy is passed on to their children, either deliberately or unconsciously. Parental delinquency or parental failure is ordy one aspect of the whole problem, of course. There are shortcomings on the part of the com­ munity, the schools, the churches, the courts and the police themselves. lint if it cannot lie said that juven­ ile delinquency begins at home, it is only because the home that it visits, whether it is a hovel or a mansion, is no real home. T hought DAVID A N D GOLIATH The Wallace Switch * L. - , - L ■' A , r t **1 l 1 Letters T l* Ntrati RMromu trt•» n frna III r*idff« |kk* lie affair*. Tfc# wrlirr mmy ■ MB prefNfd ffer l»t* ala* rtrrita thf writer'* IfM Bimt an* idirfM , V.Ht«ra •f frwrr Ihaa SSfl wild* wilt fcr Blirn prffrffitff, 1-MUm iddrm rd t<* ntfctr* arrrpl■Mr |»r«MM»d itiff i®l la arranaalitlM. I**»#irf I* bo! pabllibrd l»r I b f llrrald. F or T o d a y Six days you siiull work, but on the seventh day you shall rest; in plow­ ing lime nnd In harvest you shall rest.— E.xmlire .'ll :2 1. • # # With six days of hard labor we buy one day of happiness. Hut who­ ever does not know the six will nev­ er have the seventh.— Auguste Hodin. Ray C r o m le y Political Notebook D r. Crcne’s Worry Clinic CASE T-165: I.ama G., ag­ ed 28, I* n former teacher. “ Ur. Crane," she began, “ 1 have been married for two year*. “ And I am now very happy to l>c a housewife, except for na well as major tasks, such ns the laundry. Hut if you arc In a houiecleaning mood and plan to wash the windows, don't list “ Wash all the windows." Thata' too big a chore! Ho hienk it down into s m a l l e r “ bites," such as “ Wash windows in living room." Then you ran also record “ Wash windows In my b*dIminiums." Thus, you esn cross out mom items us you finish thrm and tlint will inflate your ego. In my own rate, I cross out •very completed task with • thick red pencil, so it will look more striking. You housewives should pin your daily agenda above thn kitchen sink where you can view It easily. Then, as you are finishing one chore, you can be pick­ ing out the next. This will save you many valuable minulsa when you might otherwise be wondering which task to do next. Otherwise .you can waste a lot of valuable time trying to deride. Hut If you already have your duties written down halt, you see. Then the Viet Cong attack and we duck nnd one th in g . “ I literally hate myself for run. “ The huueehnnt ami the nlwuys being far behind in holding rrnft push over fast my w»ik! from the upponiln shore and "N o sooner do I get the attack the Viet Cong who dishes washed and tho house have eipored themselves. If cleaned up than my husband we're fart enough, we man) gets home nnd everything is them a tittle." messed up again. Hie captain's Speclnl Forces “ And 1 never get all my outpost lias the job of defend­ tasks* dune! Am I Ju»t abnor­ ing a 20-mile section o f the mally slow? Vietnamese border against in­ “ Maybe it la la'cnuse 1 filtration of Virt Cong rtonps never was looght housework from snurtunrica In Cambodia. for my mother always did H e c a u ■ e the land It so everything In our home when marshy, Ills men do their pa­ I was a girl. trolling In houla. “ Hu how run I over accom­ Thin Speelal Forres advanc­ plish all the tasks ahead of ed detachment of 12 American me rmh day?” of fieri a and men hud tinlnrd Agenda Plan s e v e r a l companies (exact Use the “ Agenda Plan." ier secret) o f nutlve Farh night before you go tiimrso into special guer­ to bed, make a written list of rilla dctiirhiuents to cimslant- the items uheud of you tomor­ H e r a ld A r e a C o r r e s p o n d e n t s pnlrol their 20 miles of row. viler urea. Include minor rliorcs like Geneva Altamonte Springs They were working dnjr and washing the hrenkfast dishes, Mrs. JnVnn llaya Mr*. Julia liartoa 349-4873 night, bill they don’t have 838-1818 enough men to do a complete Itear Lake-Forest t'lty Lake Mary Mr*. ,M*ry*nn Mllra job. It wus clear the Viet Mrs. Franrr* Ureter 838-8878 Cong were moving out of 322-8218 rasarllirery their Camliodiitn sanctuary, | Mrs. Jane ('us*(lb«rry Enterprise making attacks in Viet Nam, 838-5048 Mr*. Rllrhle Karri* Ily K. r . Thaler Makarlos Is veering too far then moving hark into safety Chulunta 888 5834 in Cambodia. There they rest, away from Fnosis—union with United Press International Mrs. Joan Mafia 688-4801 regroup, refit and train. 885-3712 LONDON ( I l l’l l —Strongly Greece—for the liking o f the Long; wood J This K|>crlul Forres out poet null - t.'uniniilllist (fleece is Athene government, lie now ) Denary n minded me of on old Army 3 1 r». Donna lUtre Mrs. ) rank White i!»rw * siijn r7 stockade In the West dining nnxioiin to counter any pos­ semis to want complete inde­ 888 4222 tho Indian fighting days. sible Intervention by Russia pendence and there are strong Oateen Deltona There was a wait around a in the Cyprus conflict. eigne he wants to ha free to Mr*. Clirrnre Bnydtr Mrs. Mildred Harney This is nt IrnuL one of the choose his alignments and to smalt compound with machine 322-4841 888-8884 gun emplacement* every so major aspects of the Greek deni with Russia aa well aa Ollrdo ■ Lika Mnnrno often. There waa a watch government's miiprise decision the West, Mrs. Ktrlyn Lundy Mrs. H. L. Johnson tower In the center with a 75 to withdraw soma of her Greece cannot ha pleased 383-3180 822-4723 mill reroutes* rifle and a ins- forrea from NATO. with this trend and Makarlos* chine gun mounted to fire Tho move appears nt least appeal for Russian aid, In the In part designed to discourage . view of informed dlplomata, over the walls. Tills S|n*clal Forces detach­ President Mnkurl»» from In* has chilled the antl-Conimunment was a sitting duck for voicing Cyprus In to rinse nn Ut* in Athene to the lame. Viet Cong to sit outside and alignment with the Soviet This could turn out to tie a fire In with well-aimed mor­ Union through Russian mili­ danger to Greece of major tary aid. proportions. Page 4 Snnfortl, Florida Mun., August 21, HUll tar fire. “ In fact," one officer told The overt motive la Greece'* Russian designs remain ob­ me, “ you see title group of 'intention to be able to deter scure. W i L T U t A. u i k i . o w , K iH io M a a u r i s u m s a 100 or io Vietnamese lined any possible Turkish InnvaPremier Nikita Khrushchev K U S H VOL.TOI.INK. U i t s l s i l s s • Oratral Hsaeaer up outside the compound for •lon of the Mediterranean is­ kept silent at Uia height of m in i.n r a llsa m iilm JVLIAN L. ATKNITHOK AUtoillalaa liirsolor Aeeeclale Editor free medical care. Well, we land. the Cyprus crisis a week ago. MOV MMKKN IIAMHt I. JOHNSON know some o f them are Viet Hut diplomat* here ludieve Hut when a settlement ap­ A d m rin ia u Us Btgsr UsBsstag KJItur lin t riS T T MM'IIICN HILI.r.MIIKW Cong. We treat them the the s'idee In Athene were peared In ths making Moscow Osiiti.il AU is rlld ng Msnsgtr Teltarspb Editor same a* anyone else when tipped by fear o f Russia mov­ announced Its |>ledgo to aland JAMS] ellUKMAKKB H om s WILLIAMS UutiiisM Usnagtr Mods!) Editor ing Into the Mediterranean. they want to see the doc. by Mnkarioa. 1)01 LIE At Sl IN elIKU WALLA •'When they come in, they The Greek government ap­ The aid pledge waa care­ Alsrtiiajrsl Hunt, Cllr Editor carefully pace o ff the dis­ peared markedly aloof when fully phrased, making It, In HILL VISVKNT Jl Ut WALLS Kistf I'boiogrsiiher Cus l r Editor tance. Then, later, their mor­ Turkey raided Greek Cypriot effect, conditioned on a Turk­ tar men know the rxact range positions in the island. There ish invasion. ■ L 'l K i u r a u a H A V E S wus talk subsequently of dif­ to set their weapons." Whether Khrushchev really ■ease Uellrery Ur Mall ferences between Athene ami wants to gat Involved directly H B lH ls I s s i l r AU Other lie Week l i ve l Vs»r l i n e t Lear Mnkarioa that were patched in Cyprus appears doubtful. I 8J S Months » U « Moatba up. He has given etrong Indica­ l i t I Moatba Lou I Months t.*e | Meath t.«l 1 Month U. • rostil Reantstlnas provide tbtl sit wall euSauripuons laid la adrsace. By llal Cochran A lot uf dubs learn to swear E o l e r s d a s Ascend c la ss n a l l s r O c t a s s r It , t i l l S t lb s P e st u n i t * s t K i a f s r d , F l o r id * . u n d e r ib s A s t e l O e a g re sa s i M a rs h . quicker Ilian Uwy leant to play golf. • • • T b s U s r s l * Is a ta sm b a r a t t b * U n l u a r r t a e w a it s la aatitle d s i d u s n r s l r to the u se to r r s p u b lla s t la a s t a ll the la ss ! Each month some people s e w s g r is t e d la tbia asw aw apar. are reminded by mall that M s p a rt a t s a y m a te ria l, aaw a a r a a v i r u s i s g . a t tale a d ltla a they shouldn't have purchased at T B S h a a fo r d H e ra ld m a r bs r e a t e d u c t * la a u r m e an e r w it h ­ such aa expensive automobile. o u t w r lt la a get m is s io n a t t b * u u ld le b s r e l T b s M t r a l* . A a r One trouble with your careIn d iv id u a l o r l l r u la a p a sa tb la f a r aucb ra p ra d u c tle a w ilt be s s n s M s r s d bb l a l r l a g l a g o n T b a H e r a ld s c a p r r lg b t b a d w ill bs lew driving is that threw are bald lia b le f a r d s m s * l u * u n d e r l b s law. P u b lls b a d d a llr a s c s p i e a t u rd a r . b u a d a r s a d t .'b r la iiu a i{ putillataad P e t a r d s * prscaa d tap (no doggone many people like you, O lU t M i .WASHINGTON (NKA) — The Speclnl Forres captain •n<t I were out In * mmll motor Font III the middle of the Mekong Stiver In South Viet Kimt just rust of the CNmboilinu border. Ho pointed to thn river hank on our left. “ Viet Cong force* are all along there.” tin enld. He pointed a tittle utiend on our right. ” 1 ha Viet Cong aro alio there," he add­ ed. I didn’t »ee any Vtet Cong or hear any ahota. I atilt have no way o f knowing whether any Viet Cong were pul roll tug ut the moment. 'Hint In tile rertn port of this uur. You don't see the enemy. Fur nil I mold tel), 1 wo* ns safe us I would lio along a WASHINGTON, D. C. — It would be fatuous to protend that Gov. George Willaa, fiery petrel for racial privacy, did not get segregationist pressures to withdraw from the presidential contest — but that's a long way from being the whole story. The governor's withdrawal, aa 1 had opportunity to learn at the Republican Convention, was also motivated by color­ blind economics. At a break­ fast engagement In San Fran­ cisco, far from the maddening Convention crowd, two busi­ nessmen and this reporter dis­ cussed the possibility of Wal­ lace's withdrawal, presuming Harry Goldwaler stiould win the nomination. Discussion? Possibility? No, It was the statement of a sure thing. Nothing was more Inevitable country river at home In the United Stutes. Or I mold have been in the sights of a Viet Cong rifle. Offlrers as­ sn led me I’d nil duly been. I hnvn no way nf knowing whether that wus the rase. “ Yotl see llmt little Imita­ tion househunt over there?" asked the raptuln. "And that small landing craft.. We have a recoil leas riglu and a ma­ rble gun mounted on the houseboat and troops loaded on the landing craft. We have them slowly patrolling that shin of the river close to shore—so inconspicuously that no one nulirre them. “ Then wo take the motor hunt we’ re in right now nnd run lip und down openly on tide side o f the river. We're and hanging above the sink In front of your ryes, you will move from one item right along to the next. And Inelude minor chores that may not require even 5 to 10 minutes, for when you have an Interval o f K empty minutes, you can't tackle • ■Ill-minute chore. “ Send a greeting to a sick friend," thus will he a fitting inclusion for a 5-n.inute item nn your dally agenda. “ Write a letter to Mother (or aon or daughter away at college))," can be a 15-minute item. Hut he sure to break down your big taeke into smaller units. Instead o f Hating “ Do the Ironing," divide it into “ Iron the flat pier**." Then Hat "Iron hubby’s shirts," etc. For one of the most dis­ couraging things to adults (nnd doubly so to children) I* the tackling of big Item* that require hour* or days to finish. Wives, send for my "Testa For Ruccciiful Wives," en­ closing a long stamped, return envelope, pin* 20 rente, and uso It to toom your rating! Danger Ahead For Greece Barbs J / tion* that he does not want to antagonlie the American*. Hut the prospect of getting a foothold on Cyprus in return fur the supply uf some out­ dated weapon* might prove loo alluring for the Kremlin to resist. Editor, Herald: With eager anticipation do I hereby accept the person­ able Mr. Robert G. Pctrec's challenge to my right to con­ sider myself a real Democrat because 1 am voting tor Har­ ry Goldwatcr! Although I am no match for Mr. Pctrec's trained speaking ability, his rhetoric, and his charm — 1 feel more than equal to the pleasure of de­ bating with him anytime, any­ where. on tho subject of real ami phony Democrats. 1 had a good laugh out of Hob's reference, in Ids Her than that the Industrial South would prefer a conservative Republican to a conservative Democrat. No intelligent and forward-looking Southern lead­ er, as George Wallace clearly is, would want hia state and region to rnixa the economic uplift that a Goldwatcr victory woukl bring. Dixie is Barry ’s province, not only because he's a States' Rights man, ' ut be­ cause lie’s the Southern In­ vestors, banker's, borrower's, business manager's and plant worker's beat friend. Even If he’d votexi for the Civil Rights bill, Instead of against it. the senator would still be all these things to all these people. “ Tlie greatest cause for Re­ publicanism in the South," I'm told by John Grenier of Birmingham, now executive director of the GOP National Cnmmillcc, “ is the demand of participate in the political pro­ cesses. The former no-faction system would not permit It." Some heavy summer read­ ing. where I have.turned for documentation, would convince any honest doubter. Early last year the Federal Reserve Hank of Atlanta published a report on two epochal changre in the Southeastern states: I. Referring to the Sixth Federal District, which em­ braces Alabama, Florida, Geo­ rgia, I/iuisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee, the report said: “ Thus for the first time since the American frontier moved west of the Chattahoo­ chee River (in Georgia) the district states increased their population at a greater rate than that of the nation." And why did this population Increase take place? Because, surmise* this Federal Reserve study, “ the economic oppor (unities were strong enough to attract people from other re­ gions.’ ’ During IIso EUenlrower era of tho 1950's, these six Deep South states underwent changes not often recorded In the genera! press. The ratio of high sehisil attendance went up till, by HWO, it was 87 pet cent of the national average. Simultaneously there waa a rise in productivity and person- 9 a] income which caused tb* Federal Rreerv* report to note! “ A more highly educated population la more adaptable to change, and its worker* are presumably more effic­ ient.” 2. Something else happened to the South late in the sum­ mer of 1952 when Dwight Eis­ enhower and Adlai Stevenson B were tussling tor the preMdcncy. The Federal Reserve report, usually pretty pedan­ tic, almost lakes wing* In des­ cribing it: “ We don't know exactly what that event waa. Perhap* a young girl, recently graduat­ ed from a rural high school, Stepped off a bus and started ^ her search for a Job In t!ie * eity. A newly assigned branch manager of a New York firm may have <movcd hia family into a comfortable suburb Maybe a baby was burn in a city hospital. We do know lhat the event was far more im­ portant than it seemed at the time, tor it signaled the end of the South’s traditional role _ at a predominantly rural ” area. Since that date, more Southerner* have lived In urIvan areas . . . titan in the country." In fine, the Southern people, irrespective of race, have sig­ nificantly gained in number*, not because of a biological bin­ go, but because of job oppor­ tunities. And the Southern people have left the farms in considerable numbers to take the skilled, well-paid work in Industry. OVEU 35 YEARS At First A PalMtlta (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • C a rp ets • F u rn itu re 1akl lHU' r', *° !lle tJ'*t J • Tile • Pianos a,n 4 ,k ' c “ trd candlda,c (lie primary election. i wish • R e n ta l B ed s he had told everybody last May that I was a candidate, for now it seems that every Democrat in Seminole County W H O L E H O U S F H E A T I N G ,ind ( 0 0 1 I N G knows of Goldwatcr, — but never bean) of me, let alunu that I was running fur some­ thing. Is it not slrsngu that Mr. Peirce avoided mentioning In hia unkind criticism that, he, ALL ELECTRIC HEAT P U M P too, is a defeated candidate of the same primary? He look a drubbing, even though fre­ FOB. TH I SMALI.BT quently extolled in Use news aa an “ outstanding Demo­ crat." Is it strange that despite Hob's high party rating, the Democrat voters were verymuch unimpressed and vir­ tually Ignored him at the W e e tW T B O N medal* far a t little m BOO h n n fe e t to polls? rtie U r g e * hem e er e e m m e n le l hwtaHattena. Puma* Clinging to unwavering par­ OUT b e e t, h em ld k y In awrenter/ pnm pe IN Bant frere ty loyalty. Boh would a* soon freak outdoor etr in whiter. U tm lew knB “' i h vole for a rrou ejed baboon ellm inete duett. if it won the Democrat mintinallun. • Aa for me, I’m proud to be MOOIL P L I lf a real Democrat who puts WTC34 INSTALLATION principle abuse party. 1 shall PAYMINTS AS LITTLI AS f 30 FIB MONTH . . . always aland for a man who UP TO M MONTHS TO PAY* prefers principal to expedicnee. Barry Goldwatcr is such a man. U-t ui leave Hob 118 S. MAGNOLIA SI2-13SI to the oilier kind. VISIT OUR RECORD RnOF George Bobrow GENERAL ELECTRI C W EATH ERJRO N TO THE LAMEST! SANFORD ELECTRIC C O Only One Home Left IT’S A HEAUTIFUL FOUR BEDROOM, 2 BATH CONTEMPORARY — READY FOR YOUR MORE GRACIOUS FLORIDA LIVING — IN — Ravenna Park M ODERN K IT C H E N S BY C NKl Il Ai lL A I Kf R ^ C O N V E N IE N T V A , F H A , A N D C O N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G K I B f T1 R B Il tl KLEK Other homes are under construction — choose one o f these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homos today S h D & JM jcd u ih CUSTOM B U IL D IN G G en eral Office 211 W. 25th St. HOMES ON CONSTRUCTION CO. COUNTRY A S P E C IA L T Y Phone 322-3103 CLUB Ri). - FOLLOW OUB 81UNS ST E N ST R O M REALTY Sales A Rents___________ 322-2420 �t^ m And There Are Democrats Who Didn't Go To Convention . Southerners Notable For Absence ATLANTIC C I T Y . N. J. (U P l) — Although this Is bill­ ed as the hugest political ^ convention in history it can’t be said that everybody is lie re. Some or the people who stayed away are as notable for their absence as those who came. Harry S. Truman, for one. stayed home. At 80 he figured lie had done his bit for the party. Unlike some others f who figured they could pass up this boardwalk convention, the former president Isn't mad. though. Leamlcr Perez, of course Is: Perez is the Democratic (and segregationist) leader of Plaquetninc Parish. La. Pere i' word is just aliout law In bis home bailiwick and his word in this case was that 0 the outcome of the convention was decided before it conven­ ed so he didn't sec any reason to attend. Gov. Orval Faugus of Ar­ kansas, who doesn't care for the new civil rights law, dis­ covered that "unfinished bus­ iness" kept him at home. Louisiana Sen. Allen Kiiender, with whom President % Johnson and Lady Itird shar­ ed a potful of gumbo at Ellender's capitol hideaway on­ ly last Friday, took advan­ tage of the week’s congressionnl recess to make a tour l>r his state. Louisiana's olher Senator, Itussell II. Long, also professed to be busy. The absentees in fact tend­ ed mostly to be from the • South, where even some par­ ly officials supporting the na­ tional ticket figured it would be just as well if they didn't je t involved in any posihlc Shut out, walk-out, or sit-in at this Democratic convention. Sen. Richard 11. Russell of Georgia, fur whom futile coniffWIon voles have been east for^ president in the past, • le a d e d a prior engagement. So.did Georgia Sen. Herman K, -Talmadge. lilut Gov. Carl Sanders of (TPtftria was an hand, as were s m e Georgia tneinliers of the I louse, ineluding Rep. Carl Vinson, B«, dean of (lie House who will retire from Congress nl the rnd of the year alter a record half century of »er9 Vico, NotJodjr expected to see Virginia Sen. llarry Flood Ilyrtl. who in recent years lias-maintainod a "golden si­ lence" a b o u t Democratic presidential rnndidatcs. Of course he didn’t come. At his annual api*> picking week before last llyrd hinted that ~ Hie campaign of his old friend 9 Lyndon H. Johnson might find him stmek dumb once again. Gov, Paul Johnson of Mis­ sissippi said he had "no In­ tention" of atendlng the De­ mocratic ' convention. Former Gov. Hos Rarnrtl, a regular attendant in the past, wa* "extremely busy" in his pri­ vate law practice and said • that besides he no longer was a public official. -«*nv. George Wsllaro came —to address the platform ^pminittee — and went back to Alabama. Walace's hemarks sounded to some plnt(arm members like those of 4 Goldwater man. ‘ Although Wallace left beIjjnd » full delegation, he £ (guild have company it home before the convention gets go­ ing. The Alabamans are faced With signing a loyalty pledge — namely, that they intend support the party's candites In the November elect5 n — and most of them don’t ifant to do that. Some Mlssisgtppi delegates feel the same fa y . • • f* 1 City Firemen Bear Lake Methodist Women Approve Projects For Year iElir Oattfurh Ijrralh Leukemia Drive Meeting Set K) Donna Kales Adult lenders o f the Aiding Leukemia Strikrn American Children annual teenagers march will meet Wednesday nt 7:30 p.tn. at the SyrianLebanon Building, Highway 17-U2, Orlando. The drive wilt take place SepL lfl to benefit ALSAC'a St. Jude Hospital In Mem­ phis, Term., where children afflicted with Leukemia and related diseases are treated. Mri. Sylvester Elgin, dis­ trict leader for Seminole County, reports thnl area and platoon lenders, a s well as teenage volunteers, era stilt needed. Anyone In Seminole Coun­ ty wishing to work in the campaign is Invited to call Mrs. Elgin at 83H-3044. Dance Class Is Success Ily Mildred Haney The first session of the Square Dance Class at the Deltona Community Center was an unqualified success. Thirty-six residents partici­ pated in the dancing with Harold Jenkins calling ami Sally Gerrlty assisting. Most o f the dancers had never participated In thia ac­ tivity before but soon were tripping along like veterans. Several o f those present were overhead to lay that they hadn’ t had ao much fun In yeari. Laughter and high spirits dominated the rlasa which re­ luctantly dispersed after sev­ eral hours o f fun. The lad lea are busy shopping for new ruffles and bowa to wrar to tha next aesslon which will be held the first Saturday In September. For Goldwater A ll Sizes Self-Propelled ROTARY MOW ERS SALES & SERVICE • H I. 322 1811 The Snnppln* Turtle Is MORE MOWER! . ,■H4’»r * , i FOOD FAIR TENDER SLI CED crew's attempt to eventually raise the ill-fated vessel (rum its watery grave. Skipper Dan Turner and the crew of the salvage boat Top Cat returned here S u n d a y with a 700 pound bronze sta­ tue of Italian Adm, Andrew Doria which was taken from the main salon of the liner after a series of 54 dives. The Andrea Doria, which sank July 25, 1U56, after collid­ ing with the Swedish liner Stockholm, is resting some 225 feet on the ocean floor about 40 miles south of Nan­ tucket. Turner, a native of Florida, said recovery of the life-size statue concluded preliminary salvage operations aimed at eventually re floating the 23,ooo ton liner. Turner and his eight-man crew, which Includes four ex­ perienced scuba divers, plan to resume the salvage project early next year. First Mate Harry I,cadbct|cr of New Bedford said the bronze statue of the admiral, for whom tlie liner was nam­ ed. was covered with a thin sand-colored crust after eight years on the ocean floor. I-eailbettrr said the Top Cal’s divers were unable to detach (lie statue from its pednMa) and finally saws-il Ihrough its legs Just above Hie ankles. Turner and Leadbctter de­ clined to discuss what other "salvageable" items still re­ main aboard Hie luxury liner. Lcadtietter acknowledged, that "several other" items had been recovered from the once sleek, (3S million liner. "We've accomplished all w-e expected to do in Ihe way of salvage ojieralioni this year," Turner said. When asked what he Inten­ ded to do with "Adm. Andrea Doria," Turner replied; "Nothing right now. He's not for sale." GROUND BEEF FAIR ■iriMala [MBNMMMaJ 2160 PARK AVE., SANFORD BEEF LIVER 5 189 . B PKG ijg f A TOP-NOTCH MONEY JELLY ROLL SERVICE HONEY BUNS L A D Y F A IR CO C O H U T T O P P E D ties 29< t hi I |irr ,i ■ |li.n | i ■ , TH IN K FIRST OF F O O D FA IR L A D Y F A IR RAISIN F I L L E D SIMPLE •PRACTICAL PKG * 39* • • CONVENIENT You'll liko tha way wa han­ dle everything. Evan (ha paymant schedule Is ssl up to glva you avary possible advantage. LOANS UP TO |(00 — G.A.C.— F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N ■SANFORD- 111 W. first It........... 322-3143 -O RLANDO - 421 N. Orsngt Art.........474 3605 401 W Central Bird..... 473 6493 174JL Colonial Or.........475 7641 P IO N E E R IN G IN — HOME FOGGING SINCE 1947 C H E M IC A L S, INC. NOW OFFERS CONTINUOUS MONTHLY SERVICE Office Opened 2710 S. HWY. 17-92 — SANFORD of Aup. 24, 1964 — Page 5 SOUTHERN S M IT T Y ’S Snappin’ Turtle THINK FIRST First Andrea Doria Treasure Recovered NEW BEDFORD, M a s s . ( Ul ’ l) — The first sunken treasure from the barnacle, covered hulk of the Kalian luxury liner Andrea Doria was high and dry on shore to­ day as the first installment of an enterprising s a 1v a g e projects Society FOR THE SAVINGEST EARLY-BIRD BUYS IN TOWN LT.(JG) MICHAEL 1). LEHEDEKER, U. S. Navy (right) is shown receiving his appoint­ ment to the UeRiilar Navy from Cilr. II. II. Brown Jr., USN, commanding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron Seven. The swenrinyf-in took place aboard the nuelenr-powcrcd carrier Enter­ prise, which is presently participating in Oper­ ation Sene Orbit as part o f Nuclear Task Group One. By Julia Rartoa The Seminole County Goldwater for President Commit­ m « *Cify firemen received three tee has acquired the old A l­ calls in 12 minutes during the tamonte Springs post-office tgrunt of Thursday * storm. building on SR 436 as south -A t 2:26 P- m. they went to a county headquarter* and is |£me owned by the Alexander now recruiting v o l u n t e e r • Real Estate firm at 1223 Ran­ dolph St. when a television set workern to slay (n the office from 10 a. in. until B p. m. aborted. •At 2:15 p. m. they went to daily. Duties will consist of an­ tje home of Police Lt. Joe Iftckson, 2520 Mellonville Ave., swering tha telephone and wiiieti an electric stove wiring handling sales o f car bumper strips and campaign litera­ caught fire. ?Thrce minutes later. 2:31. ture. Anyone wishing to vol­ Ijotiier television set was unteer soma free time is ask­ abort-circui'ied at the home ed to call George Robrow of M ijl Rebecca Smith, HIT Cy Druid Hills or Mrs. E I. i Cm mu i lie, Casselberry. preai Asa. Get 3 Calls fo rin t the workshop will Include Mrs. Margaret Brown and Nights for Christ which 1* o f j those of the four-year pro- Mrs. Ruth Bowles. At this scheduled ai soon as the gram being designed by all time the church will be host church is formally in use. Christian Service of the Bear to clubs from Casselberry, church circles. Those attending last week's Lake Methodist Church were Menu was reported for the Lockhart and Apopka. nierting, other than those planned and approved at » Men’* Club Dinner to be Mr*. Morgan was appointed mentioned, were Mrs. Eileen meeting of the group held held Sept. 31 at the 11,-nr to bo in ohnrge o f the church Benjamin, Mr*. Nora Norris, Inst Thursday evening Ht the L a k e Church. Mrs. Jean nursery on the day dedication Mr*. Ann Irwin, Mrs. Joyce heme of Mrs. Mickey Morgan Mueller, dinner chairman, service* take place ami volun­ W h i p p l e , Mrs. Catherine in Snnlando Estates. will be assisted by Mr*. Marie teers were asked to help when Baird, Mrs. Luther Miles and The meeting was opened by Salmi, Mrs. Kdyth Griffith, the church observes its Six Mres William Irwin. Mrs. Leone Whipple, devo­ tional chairman, who spoke on the new age of space, com­ paring it to newness o f the circle. Miss Virginia English, president, conducted the busi­ ness session. Recommendation was rend thnt 60 per cent of the circle's funds be used for mission work with the remainder go­ ing for church purposes. It was reported that |26,l>00 was given by 45 churches in the Florida area to missions last year. It wns Bgrrcd thnt the circle will present all new babirs in the church with small, name engraved Bibles ns keepsakes and that flow­ ers will be sent those who are P R IC E S GOOD T H R U W EDN ESDAY • Q U A N T IT Y R IG H T S R E S E R V E D ill. In tha event o f death, either flowers o f memorial fund contributions will be made, depending upen wishes of the family. Bl UL KI BR0 N QUALI 1 V I HI Anmmnrcmi nt wss made that a district workshop is planned for Sept. 14, beginulng nt tt n.m., at Reeves Hrmorial Church in Orlando. Those attending should bring a sandwich lunch. Beverage will be provided. Plans made Recommended th e Women's AGAINST ALL HOUSEHOLD PESTS SPRAYING AND FOGGING R E A S O N A B L E JOB R A T E S LO W M O N T H L Y SE R V IC E COST Household Sprays Swimming Pool And Sprayer* Chemicals SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC. C A L L 322-5492 FOR ESTIMATES AND APPOINTMENTS BAKERY BONUS «► FREE E XTR A OirllNITRMPl MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS <11 W lIM l i v t FOOD Ml Pi .lit » W P u ts H i t * It* L A D Y F A IR H O I D O C OR F A I R HAMBURGER ROLLS PRO O R 12 _ J L IC E O F-24-44 TOMATO JUICE MAYFAIR Cottage Cheese �mi|H. I Will If If I m i B I l M I ■li U llllln u l l 1 1Him » |H| 11IIT fIdWai I t T l i r yill T n im rib.- 4* ".*:e a r i r BMHHMBMHMW i White Sox Salvage One Of Four Contests With Baltimore Yanks Trip Red Sox; Phillies Down Pirates B7 Cart Black VPl 1!parts Writer Al Lopet keeps Inilatlng his Whits Box can do It, and if they do It'll b# with ths same formula they need firs years ago — pitching, speed and- defense but hardly any power. Chicago alsppsd, punched and allced 11 blU In Bundsy’s doublehesder with Baltimore. Eleron sears singles and tha othsr two doubtsa but thsy ■till wound up with a split and sarad themaslew from a humiliating tour-gams swaep by tha Birds to stay within teach of the top, 114 games back. Ths ssrlss opsnsd Friday with the Sox leading ths Ori­ oles by a half gams. Brooks Robinson drove In ths win­ ning runs both Friday and Saturday and had three hits and two RBI'a In ths fit at game Sunday, which Balti­ more won 7-1. His first Inning run pro­ ducing single In the nightcap had Lopes groping for aspirin but Gary Peters took charge after that and went all the way for hie 14th victory. His teammates managed three rum off loser Blare Berber In the aaventh for a 3-1 triumph. In tha opener, 10-year-old Wally Bunker, 11-1, allowed only six hits, coasting In af­ ter Baltimore scored twice in tha fourth and four times In the fifth. In other American League gamee, New York nipped Bos­ ton 4-1, Cleveland downed Los Angeles 8-4 and 8-2, De­ troit defeated Minnesota 8-2 afttr dropping ths first half of a twlnbil) 8-5, and Kansas City bsat Washington 1-1 and then lost B-B. In the National League, Philadelphia registered a 0-3 triumph over Pittsburgh, Los Angelas tripped Cincinnati 1-0, San Francisco adgad S t Louta 1-2, New York took two close ones from Chicago 2-1 and 6-4, and Milwaukee drop­ ped a 7-1 decision to Houston. Boosters Hear SHS Officials ExnWn Needs • By Julian Sieuitrem Herald fiporta Editor Although It looki like a baaner year In tho making for tho Seminole High Booatera Club. H had better bo If tha organliatjoa accompUahea anything like half of tha project ■ it would like to undertake thla action. At a meeting of the Bnoitera, officials and members beard a request that the SHS cheerleaders will need about $300 thla year to carry out their program and that tome, thing Ilka $500 will ba needed to get the SHS baseball field at tha school In proper condi­ tion the Metro Conference dia­ mond race next Spring. Alio held waa a discussion about the need for new preai facilities at Sanford's Memori­ al Stedlum and Booster Club President Roger Harrla waa instructed to confer with City Manager Pete Knowloa about whet might be done. A lighting eyatom, coating •bout 11,100, u nettled to il­ luminate the SHS t r a c k , known as Buddy Lawion Me­ morial Field, for night trick and field •vents next Spring. The track has been complet­ ed and has now been fenced. About 9350 la needed for track equipment and another 9140 wai requested for baaketball equipment. llarrla reported that the Club waa well ehead of lait year In memberships and that the organization, he opined, bill meet Its quota of 1,000 mamben. Florida Stale RsMlts Sunday Orlando 4-5, Tampa 1-4 Ft. Lauderdale 6, St. Pete 1 Miami 1, Harasola 0 Daytona Beach 10, Lakeland I lEbr Banforb ^rralb About Sports Page 6 — Aug. 24, 1964 Thinking Out Loud Packers Top Bears; Detroit Defeats Eagles By Julian Btaaatrom At Seminole, Oviedo and Ly­ man high schools thl* after­ United Press Intoraattoea] noon the gridmen of thcie three teams donned the pad* A pair of veUrtn second of practice uniform! for the string quarterbacks might season drills. have won their starting Aa the second week of berths back on the strength workouts got underway the of fin* performances during question of how thcie club* tha weekend. will do thla aeaaon still re­ Milt Plum, peised for twe mains n big mystery. touchdowns, one a 60-yarder It’i really too early to tell. to Gail Cogdill, ** the De­ At Longwood. Dick Copeland troit Lions edged the Phila­ and hia aides have a big build­ delphia Eaglet, 17-13, Sun­ ing Job with • lot of Inexper­ day. ienced youngitcre. The GreyJim Ninowakl, who played hounds will be entering the HERE’S PART OF THE ALMOST 70 SHS gridmen who have been work­ second fiddle to Plum when ■trong Orange Belt Conference ing out daily at the school's nthlctic field in preparation for this season’s Milt wee with Cleveland and for the first time and face a Metro Conference gridiron campaign. The boys worked out Friday for the now I* ranked behind Frank schedule about ai touqjj aa liqtt time Jn these kind o f togs. Today, they’ll be donning practice uni­ Ryan, tossed five touchdown Seminole haa been facing In forms, complete with pads for the heavy work they noon will be doing. passes aa the Browne romped recent yeari. over the Pittsburgh Steelere, We could be wrong—and 42-7, Saturday night at Ak­ we hope we are. But every HUBERT RAY, TONY DANIEL, AND JIM PALMER (left to right), of now end then a club baa to ron, Ohio. Oviedo with string of bans caught recently on the St. John's River. There start almost from the be­ Paul Homung mad* his were 20 large sized bass on the string, nnd when asked what lures they 1064 debut, after sitting out ginning. used, they smiled nnd said thnt wns the fisherman's Becret. We think this if the case al the 1063 season, and rushed Lyman, since Copeland has himself hack into the hearts of only five returning letlermcn Packers’ fane, by scoring all from last season’* squad. of Green Bay’s points aa If the 'Hound* win three or By Jim Macchua campaign and will most tike-[to the year's experience. "Big Vine* Lombardi’s crew wal­ more games this year Cope­ ly be even better in '81, due Red" will lie at one of the loped tha NFL champion Chi­ Herald Sports Writer land and hia aides will deserve tackle post* for the Hurri­ cago Bears, 21-7. Despltn heavy rain*, Coach a bouquet of rosea and the Mika Mercer's field goal canes. Jim Clark of the South Scm-. finest of tcutlmonial dinners. with 14 seconda remaining Overall ..the South Seminole If tha Oviedo Lions can do inole Hurricanes began work­ climaxed a 20-polnt fourth football situation is one huge ing his squad on defense In as well this season as they question mark—for the time quarter and gave tha Oakland did last year Head Coach Ar­ preparation for the season’* being, anyway. H does ap­ Raiders a 34-31 victory over thur Scott and assistant Dick opener against Sanford Sept. pear, though, thnt this year's the Buffalo Bills in Sunday's Prater ought to be invited to 21, With the eome 30 young­ representatives f r o m t h e only American Football Lea­ ster* who comprise his var­ the same dinner, "Southern Wind" will be a gue tuneup. In other NFL ex­ However, the chances are sity squad, ha drilled each strong defensive elub which hibitions Saturday, tha Wash­ that Oviedo win fare much man on defensive assign­ will concentrate on keeping ington Redikini edged tha better thla season than they ments. Prior to ths workout, their goal line barren of op­ New York Giente, 27-24; tha did last year—and lait tea- Clark gave tha Hurricanes a ponents’ spikes. Clark, it I.os Angeles Rams beat tha son's record of four wins 45-minuta skull session. was a feather In 1-lon'a ■cemi, agrees with most other Dallas Cowboy*, 25-16; and Throughout tha day, Clark mans because It waa only smphasited ths fact that "de­ pipkin coaches on at least the Minnesota Viking* re­ the ichool’a second year of fense la tha key to football.” one matter—"if ths other mained unbeaten by downing football. guys can't score, you can't the San Francisco Forty-Nin­ It appears that Clark will We’re convinced that Scott concentrate on defense thla ers, 24-21. lose.” and Prater will have the most year. At tha moment, he la Improved ball club in the coun­ just beginning to mold hla ty because they only lost one team Into a aemblanca of ef­ NEW BREED LEAGUE Bowling Champions I Cnpt. Swanson, Bose Com­ mao from lait year's entire ficiency. Most of ths key pos­ manding Officer at Snnford NAS presented the trophies to the New Breed S O U T H SEMINOLE aquad. team which swept through their opponents in tho Navy Intrnmurnl Bowl­ itions will ba filled by ninth ON 100 BRANDS And, a glance at the sche­ ing Lengue to capture first place in the second half of the 100.1-64 bowl­ J u n i o r High’s head graders, with only a few new­ dule Indicates to us that—un­ ing season. Accepting the trophies are (left to right) D. K. Brandon, J. football c o n c h , Jim less we've misjudged the comers taking over starting Clark, is beginning his B. McClure, J. C. Stanger, F. 0 . Hollen, D. P. Casey, R. L. Hosting and roles. Lioni' competition — Oviedo Capt. Swanson. third season at tho Either relumes Jim Lucas helm of tho Hurri­ ''strong" schools «■ they did or newromsr Mike Hargis canes. Clark led tho lait aeason, ARCADE PACKAGE STORE We believe It's life to say will run ths Uam from ths South Seminolos to a OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 8:15 P. M. that Oviedo should have a quarterback atot. Lucas play­ record of four wins and l i t E. FIRST SANFORD winning aeaaon. ed behind Danny Kiser last two losses last season. WK GIVE TOF VALUE STAMPS At Seminole, Jim Plgott, fall, and will probably get ths (Herald Photo) Dick Williams and Jim Me. nod as starti r because of his Coy have tbelr work cut out experience. Hargis is coming for them. up to the big team from tha Last year the Tribe grab­ Jayves aquad. bed 10 ef the 11 contests It Likely barkfleld starter* All will be eenlori thla eea- Mr. and Mra. W. Pickalalmar By David Higginbotham Hayed. It could bare eaaly ■on, Herald Sports Writer of Sanford. Farlaas played tost a couple of Uoeo they are big Richard Hubrtght at Ronnie Hinson, David Nodi Hinenn, a quarterback, la two yeara of Junior high foot­ won but It should k m won fullback and Dennis Garrett at the left halfback slot. and Joa Farless, three out­ tho son of Mr. and Mra. Hurt ball and one year of JayVce the one It loaL Both gained a lot of playing standing S e m i n o l e High Hinenn of Sanford. Whllo at­ football at SHS. Ha weighs SHS hie 31 returning let time last year. Rubright will School gridmen last aeaaon, tending Sanford Junior llifch 1B5 and la five-feat, nine termen this aeaaon plus a have been selected by the School llinacn played three Inches tall. Joe la ready for potentially fine crop of young­ play middle guard on defense and Garrett will hold down a S1IS coaching etaff for their year* of football aa a quar­ the grid season to get under­ sters from the highly succosellnebncklng post. A number leadership abilities and pail terback. Ronnla la five-feet, way. fui JayVee eleven last aeason, vanity football cspcrlenee to nine and weighs 185 pound*. This will ba David Noell’a plus four or fivn Sophs up of candidates are competing be the captalna of tha 1004 After one year with the Jay- fourth season on the SHS from the top notch Sanford for tha othar halfback posi­ tions. Vcee ha waa moved up to the Vanity. Ha la one of very Junior High Braves. edition of tha Tribe. Ths ’Can* line will b* an­ vanity and haa been one of few athletes aver to aceomBut we don't earn how tho moot valuable player* for plieh being a four year letter- thin or thick yon slice it, chored by Bruc# "Red" Stu­ tho paat two aeason*. Ulniun man. Noell aleo bae lettered Seminolo High la golag to art. Stuart waa one of Suuth i* locking forward to thia In track and currently holds mlsa the lata Baddy Lawson Seminole's outstanding per­ year's tougher schedule and the SHS track record for the aad hia ability to "explode" formers throughout tha 1083 to hia aenlor year at S1IS. diicue. Noell la expected to at any moment with a TD. Joe Karleaa, guard and mid­ be one of the toughest tackles We haven't come right out W I. Pft. CD dle linebacker, Is the son of in the Metro Confennce this ad talked with Pigott on this Baltimore 77 a .618 one point but we believe Jim season. Chicago 78 50 .603 114 knows it and we’re convinced Tt 53 .377 5 Naw York that moat of the changes in .506 1314 65 63 Detroit hit offensive plana from last 63 83 .500 1U4 Minn. aeason to this are geared to Rain sent the Seminole High Los Ang.( 63 66 .4U 18 gridmen Inside Friday aa they W L Pet GB adjusting to this promise. 60 66 .476 1714 Cleveland Frenkly, we don't believe were put through conditioning PhHa. 7* 4T . i n Boston 56 66 .400 10t4 SHS will go undefedted, we exercises in the SHS gym. NuAM T V 4 Cinn. m ss .391 2814 50 76 Wash. don't believe they'll win aa meroui exercise* were led by • 55 .555 714 San Fran. Kan. City 46 77 .381 29 many tuts ei they did last Captains Ronnie Hinson and St. Louis U U .52111 Saturday'! Results season, we don't believe they'll Joe Farless. lly David Illgglnbothan 64 80 .518 1214 Pittsburgh Baltimore 4 Chicago 1 be e i "explosive" this year as After the athletes concluded Tha Sanford Junior High Milwaukee 62 60 .508 1314 Minnesota at Detroit, ppd, football Uam will hold its in­ Los Ang. 63 .402 1514 they were last year, but we drills, Coach Jim Plgott re rain .460 1014 don believe they'll have a win­ emphasized the Importance of 57 r Clave land l Los Angeles 0, 1st itial workout for tha 1084 Chicago ning season. "atudent first, athlete n gridiron campaign at 1 p.m. Houston 14 71 .433 23 Cleveland I Los Angeles l, 2nd To ua that represents meat ond". Plgott Instructed the The wodd famous army 'Jeep' vehicle started It i l Turn the Ignition key. YouYe gat an t_______ today at tha Junior high field. S3 .336 35 41 New York Boiton 5 New York 3, 1st on the table, If they do better, candidates to work out over Then cam# tha evolutionary change*. Seniibt# cam engine purring for you. The only one tn any Head Coach Dan Pelham New York 1 Boston 0, 2nd Satarday’s Resells changes. Uka more ground clearance. Stronger American production car. Tiythat steering. Power.* well—that'll be the gravy. the weekend. wai ready and thla morning Chicago 3 New York 3 suspension. Weather proof tops. Fun changes. Sunday's Results The brakes. Power again.* The tranmiaakn. IT* Today a heavy practice see Uka pink and whit* striped upholstery. Fringed automatic.* Feet that rids. Pure luxury. over 100 young athlatea In­ Baltimore T Chicago I, lit Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 4 Ta racing parlance, a "rail lion for Ute vanity aquad surrey tops. Lively colors. A sports roadster. A And tha 'Jaap' heart and spirit are MM cluding soma of hla eighth San Francisco 4 St. Louts 3 Chicago 3 Baltimore 1, tod lugger" is a horse that likes waa slated and equipment station wagon — rugged, durable, designed for PuB on# simple (aver and you're In 'Jaep' 4grads playtrs from last yaar’s Houston 5 Milwaukee 4, (N) Minnesota • Detroit 5, 1st work and play. "Drivepower.") Then there** hardly « h i that can to run dose to the rail. was issued. Detroit 5 Minnesota 3, 2nd Then came the 'Jeep' Wagoneer. A revolution I squad. Cincinnati 2 Loe Angeles 1, IS keep you down. . . hardly a mud hole thatcan bat The Wagoneer is ao revolutionary, it'* hard to Cleveland • Lot Angeles 4, * 2 oown- to feet there's scarcely any driving Assistant Coach Owen Meinnings (N) racognUa your old 'Jaap' friend. It'a a station yjmP*1 lateen getyou doom. You're free to fa lit Csrron and Ronnie Hunt will Sunday's Results wagon. And a looker I You’ll be stunned. Slide into anywhere with thel/ecOon to pit you throuto. B A C K - TO - SCHOOL SP ECIAL! Cleveland 1 Los Angetca 2, be tha back field mentors that luxurious Interior. BaautiluL Comfortable. New York 2 Chicago 1, let, VWWtty unlimited l 2nd while Coach Ed Buckner will FOR GYM — TENNIS OR PLAY 10 Inning* Kamai City I Washington 1, ba working with tha line this New York 5 Chicago 4, tod 1st MEN’S WHITE KEG. VALUE season. fo n v iP O W C K I* W agonaer station wagon's now, Improved ang oaciuslvs 4-w h ooi Orlro oyoOom. Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh 2 Washington I Kansas City 5, Pelham plana to carry three Los Angeles l Cincinnati 0 ft 2nd complete teams, about 13 ath­ San Frnnciaco 3 St. Louis 2, 10 New York 4 Boston S letes. innings Monday's Games Tha Hravea uniforms will Houston T Milwaukee 1 Minnesota St Chicago, (N) bo blue and whits. Monday's Games Only games scheduled SIZES 4 TO 13 Athletic Dliwctor Ted Bark­ Pittsburgh at St. Louis (N) Tuesday's Games Loe ngcles at Kansas City (N) er haa scheduled tha Braves' Chicago at Houtton (N) "Family Open Initial contest of the aeaaon San Francisco at Lot Angeles, Minnesota at Chicago (N) 500 E. Second St. Snnford, Florida Frb FaaUeee against Oviedo Junior High, <N) Cleveland at Baltimore (N) • o o Meepr vwhlclee | Nlto Washington at New York IN) Sept. 10. The event will be Philadelphia at Milwaukee (N) In action to Footwear" T il 0 played in Oviedo. Only games achoduled, Detroit at Boston (N) Hurricane's Clark To Place Big Emphasis On Defense SP EC IA LS EVERY DAY! FARRELL’S Ron Hinson, Joe Farless And David Noell Are SHS Captains Evolution American League Braves Engage In Campaign's First Workout Rain Sends SHS Gridmen Indoors National League R evolution Tennis Shoes $|88 CcHlM/lA. I CORDELLS REPAIR SH O P BOW H E IM " �S$r •tttfuri W»r«!H Ausr. 24, 1964 — Page 7 Delicious Buttermilk LIFE SCOUT, Paul Gilmartin of Troop 643 re­ ceives his batipe from Scoutmnster Chuck Pecker at Court of Honor Ceremonies, Wednes­ day. (Herald Photo) Court Of Honor Held By Scouts f m ^ m w A Court of Honor for Boy |received recognition for camp­ Scout Troop VO of AU Souls I ing, soil and water conserva (ion, first aid to animals, world Catholic Church wss held Wed-1 brotherhood, hiking, fireman nesday at the Silver I.ake ship, athletics, and citizenship camp (rounds to award 6V in the nation. merit badges and promote ten Eight badges were also Scouts, earned by Brian Gllmsrtin Scoutmaster Chuck Becker They included fishing, hiking, officiated at the firelight cere- camping, first aid, cooking, monies, assisted by Gene Gil- stamp collecting, canoeing ind martin, Institutional represent­ •oil and water conservation. ative. Stephen Stankiewici earned Promotion* Included Paul six merit badgea for scholar­ Gilmartin to Life Scout; Mi­ ship, stamp collecting, pigeon chael Fay, Tommy Auatin and raising, atomic energy, elec Brian Gilmartin to Star tricity and citizenship in the Scouts; Jim Noakea, Bex community. Boach and Jamea Glenn to Gene Gilmartin's nine merit Second Ctaaa and Jim McGov­ badges were for firemamh!?, ern. Bichard Ford and Dennis soil and water, life saving, Hogan to Tenderfoot. safety, animal industry, pub­ Earning the moat merit lic speaking, public health, badges during the past q#>r gardening and citizenship In ter was Tommy Austin who the community. received 15 which included; Mike Uogragis earned hit hiking, swimming, soil and badges for hiking and life u v water conservation, citizen ing. Ship in th« nation; lifesaving; Rex Bosch got two fur fish wildlife management, reading ing and home repairs, bird study, athletics, first aid, James Glenn earned four, dramatics, citizenship in the They were for hiking, camp home, first aid to animals and Ing, cooking and animal Indus fishing. try. ; Michael F ly received nine James Noakea received his merit badges for first aid, for fishing and home repairs reading, swimming, fishing, Following the Court of Honor scholarship, public speaking, their parents enjoyed a wiener . citizenship in the home, home roast around the campfire , repairs and world brother­ Later the Scouts put on skits hood. played games and sang Scout Eight merit badges were aonga to entertain their fami earned by Paul Gilmartin who lies. ENJOY THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE AT PUBLIX, WHERE SHOPPIN IS A PLEASURE! Borden's BISCUITS b o fi. fall ca n t Swift'* Premium Delicious Bog S a u s a g e ................... is. 45* Papular Kraft'* G rap e J e lly Swift'* Premium Sliced Canadian B aco n ............... Swift'* Premium Tatty Ring Mr*. Ball’* Smooth B o lo g n a ................... »>. 6 9 Peanut B u tter • down produce lane • DELICIOUS SANTA ROSA Plums . Job Demand Heavy At Business School The Seminole County Bus­ iness School receives so many demands from employers in Seminole County for trained, knowledgeable office workers Business Briefs Eugne Meadors, of Meadors Marine, locsl Mercury out­ board dealership at 2401 S. French A v r , has been named one of the 123 U. S. and Can­ adian dealers who will attend the annual Mercury National Dealer Congress at Higwln Inn, Lake of Bays, Ontario this week. The dealer congress Is com­ posed of leading marine deal­ ers with an exceptional rec­ ord In the maketing, merchan­ dising, a n d servicing of Mercury outboard motors. The motors, as well as MerCruiser stern drives, am] Quicksilver accessories, a r c manufactured by the Kiekhacter Corporation of Fond du Lac, Wls., celebrating ita 23th year of specialization in marine propulsion. Meadors will participate in ■ales seminars with industry leaders, and see the preview showing of the 1063 Mcrcurys and MerCrulsers. Aboard Carrier Midshipman Third Class Jack P. Caolo, son of Mr and Mrs. Michael Caolo of I 111 E. Woodland Dr., has returned to Quunsct Point, It. L, aboard the anti-submarine aircraft carrier USS Essex after completing a midship­ man training cruise in the North Atlantic. Nobellum, heaviest man­ made element, is named for ,iha Nobel Institute. h a lf pint G iant TID E D*mrt Topping L u c k y W h ip that they are unable to ful fill the requests, Mr*. P. H Love, principal of the school said today. "Often our students hare been hired for Jobe before they have finished their cour­ ses," she painted out. The Seminole County School Board maintains tha Business School both day and night thi regular school year to pro pare adult atudents for initial employment or advancement and to enabla the Individual to be an asset when employ­ ed by business or industry. Registration for the new school year will be held Au­ gust 31 from 0 a.m. to 3 pm for day students and from to p.m. for svsnlng students Courses which are offen d Include bookkeeping, business srithmetic, business English and spelling, business law, psychology and salesmanship consumer economica, dicta­ phone, dictation and tran­ scription, effective speaking filing, Gregg ahorthand, IBM keypunch, office and business machines, secretarial prae tire, manual and electric typ ing. Students are recommended for positions aa soon as they are qualified. The minimum ago requirement Is IB except for married students or spec Isl permission. Elective credit toward an sduil high school diploma is also offered with satisfactory course completion. There Is a charge of $10 registration fee for day stu­ dents and $7 evening stu­ dents, plus textbooks and workbooks, which era sold at cost. Day classes run from a.m. to 3 p.m. M o n d a y through Friday with evening classes conducted from 6 to 0 p.m., Monday through Thurs­ day. 14 o x. 9 Vz o x . 39« • frozen foods • Sara Lee Caramel Pecan R o lls 700 EXTRA 1 1 01. pkg. PicrtwMt Fro*** G reen Peas S& H G ree n Sta m p s 10 o z. p k g i. w hen y o u c lip a n d r e d e e m c o u p o n s ! eW .-.-^SWV-.rftSAlws-^ 9 A . M . TO 9 I* M . M V V . V IC 1 0 0 S OrD«n Stamps <=> SO'* er I00‘* S IZ I KXCIDRIN T A H IT I I® Q (E X T R A H o O II P M I | i l O O * 4 4Is antes m i *w4«ss <4 - ! ■ « * ten., aes. as. isss IO O ffiV *T« tfV Jfii Oraan Stamps W4 4ts eseen e w * w s4 MAXWILL HOUSI INSTANT C O rrll 10 4S. jar .__ I(ft jl i o l.rtrw w e , Aus. as. 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SAND SMOKIO 3A til AOI Ik. «9c c.strss w*e- am. as. issa W J lM J M J iJ lM �Pa w 8 - Xn*. *4, 1W 4' Miss Marilyn McDaniel, David King W ed In Impressive Church Ceremony For her going away outfit, MUi M a r i l y n McDaniel, I aqua veil fell. She carried a M. Philips. Henry Wight, Rus- Misses Anns Lea Herman, lovely daughter of Dr. and |cascade o( carnations tinted a sell Q. Petrson, Hugh Whel- Margaret Jarrell, Joy Duggar, the bride chose a blue silk Mrs. Thomas Fincher McDan deeper shade of aqua than her che|, Roy Mann and Leroy An­ Rette Wiggins, Sherri Lee, linen two piece ensemble with Helen Mann, Linda Williami, hat of the same materiel. Her derson. tel or this city, and David Bfl gown. Sylvia William a and Miss shoes and bag were dark blue Floating hostesses w e r e brey King, son of Mr. and Attending the bride as maid lizard and she wore a cor Mrs. Lester Orin King of of honor was Miss Ellen Wad­ Mrs. Frank Voltollne and the Carol Greene. sage of miniature white or­ Cookeville, Tennessee, were dle of West Point, Georgia, chids. united in holy mgtrimony on who was gowned identically to Following a wedding trip to Saturday, August 22, toot at the matron o( honor, and car­ the east coast, Mr. and Mrs. t p. m . at the First Methodist rying an Identical bouquet. King will reside in Nashville, Church of Sanford. Miss Rosemary Richardson Tenn., where he will complete Rev. James Edward McKin and Miss Sybil Anno Richard­ his senior year at the Vander­ ley of St. Augustine, officiated son, cousins of the bride from bilt Law School. at the most Impressive dou Atlanta, Mrs. William Bryan Out-of-town wedding guests trie ring ceremony. Potted Park, Orlando; Mrs. John Included Dr. and Mr*. Ster­ palms enriched the natural Thomas Bowden (Francea ling H. Richardson. Sybil beauty of natural wood of the Strickland) and Mrs. Ronald Anne, Gene and Sterling Jr.; altar, accented on cither side Dean Lindsey (Kay Ivey), San­ Mr. and Mri. E. Ogden Rich by splendid arrangements of ford, attended the bride as ardton, Rosemary and Ogden white glads In pedestal bas­ bridesmaids. Ellen Waddle, mnid of honor, West Point, MRS. EDIE CLARK WALDHEIM, left, wa* Their gowns, Jr.; Mr. and Mri. Randolph A. kets. Six standing spiral sev headpieces and flowers were Georgia; Mrs. William Bryan Park (Evi* hostess to a bridesmaids luncheon last Friday Richardson, Rachel and Sally; en branched candelabra hold Identical to the maid and ma­ Kratzert), bridesmaid, Orlando; nnd Mrs, at the Rowena Tea Room In Orlando honoring Mrs. Sanford McDaniel; Mr, Ing white tapers were at the tron of honor. Thomas Bowden (Frances Strickland), brides­ the bridnl attendants o f Mins Marilyn McDaniel, and Mrs. Joseph McDaniel, altar with white candles glow maid, Sanford. The young lady in front is little Mrs. Waldheim attended Miss McDaniel ns ma­ Lester King served his bro­ and Mr. and Mra. William lng in the candieboards along ther as best man and ushers Miss Laura Tolar, flower girl, Maitland. Unable tron o f honor and other attendants from the Pafford, all from Atlanta, Ga. t h e c h o i r rail. Beds of were Dr. Eddie Clark Wald­ to attend the luncheon was Mrs, Ronald Lindsey left were Miss Sybil Anne Richardson, brides­ Also Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ruhrgreenery formed the base for heim of Maitland; William (Kay Ivey), bridesmaid, Keystone Heights, maid, Atlanta, Ga.; Mitts Rosemary Richardson, man, Tallahassee; Rev. and the window candles. An etc' Bryan Park. Orlando; Leon­ formerly o f Sanford. (Bridges Photo) bridesmaid, Atlanta, Ga.; Miss McDaniel; Miss Mrs. J. E. McKinley and Bar­ vated platform covered in ard Crawford, Cookeville, bara, St. Augustine; Mr. and rich red velvet led to the al­ Tcnn.; Rill Carrington, Mur­ Mra. Howard Clinton and Mr. tar, with the exquisito hand freesboro, Tenn.; Richard Mc­ and Mrs. Donald Walker, Or­ made kneeling pillow at the Cord, Atlanta, Ga.; Robert lando; Mr. and Mra. A1 Lyon, foot, The reserved pews were Maddox, Cookeville, Tenn,; Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. marked with pew corsages. Sam Odum, Lebanon, Tenn. P. K. Weaver, Kissimmee, Mrs. Ben Wiggins, organist, and Winston I’iercy, Sanford. and Mr. and Mrs. William played the traditional nuptial Little Miss Laura Tolar, C a r r 1 n gton, Murfreesboro, hymns with Mrs. Randolph A. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tenn. Richardson of Atlanta, aunt Ralph Tolar of Maitland, and By Jan« Casselberry The Welcome Wagon Club o f the bride, singing "I Love granddaughter of Mrs. J, N. Mr. and Mrs. Luclea M. I nounce the engagement and of Sanford recently held their A surprise baby shower T hee," ‘ 'Perfect Love" and Tolar and the late Dr, Tolar was given Tuesday night for Normand of Ssnford, *n- j approaching mqjplage of their regular mrcting at the home the solo selection from "1 Shall of Sanford, was flower girl. daughter, Pautette Anne Ma­ of Mrs. Robert Thornell. Mrs. Chester Miller of 63A Lift Up Mine E yes/’ Her sheer allk organza frock rie, to Michael Lee Griffith, Given in marriage by her was accented with petal col­ Queens Mirror Circle, Cassel­ Following the business set* aon of Mr. and Mrs. Lester father, the bride was breath­ lar and sleeves and her headberry, The Executive Board alnn, canasta was enjoyed 1* Griffith of Alloona, Wis. taking in a formal gown of piece was a halo of while car­ of the Young Woman's Club The popular bride - elect with Mrs. W. Earhold winning white satin overlaid with Im­ nations. She distributed white of Seminole County hosted recently graduated from Sem­ the prize. Mrs. Morris Plank ported Chantilly lace. The fit­ rose petals from s basket NEW YORK fUPI) - Beinole High School where she won tho door prize and the the shower st the home o ted bodice featured an oval adorned with aqua carnations. fore packing clothes for the was a member of the March­ centerpiece waa won by Mrs, neckline re-embroidered with (Mrs, Knowllon Harrell on Master Ren Dyal, son of younster's return to college, ing Seminoles, and the '64 seed pearls and Irrldescenta Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dyal of Robert Thornell. inspect all garments for moth South Triplet Drive, Cassel­ Salmagundi Staff. During her with short scalloped sleeves. Sanford, was ring hearer and Mrs. Robert Smith gave s berry. years at Seminote, she was invasion. The magnificent detachable drcaaed in while, he carried Party games and contests ceramics demonstration end active in Future T eachcn of Square lace train was banded the rlnga on a heart-shaped One sure way to protect were enjoyed tnd the honoree America, Tri-III-Y, Spanish invited everyone to attend the in white satin and was attach­ handmade while aatin pillow. woolen garments Is to convert MRS. DAVID BILBREY KING received many lovely gifts. Club and GAA. She Is current­ grand opening of her shop. ed to the gown with a large a closet into a moth-repellent Mrs. McDaniel chose for An unusual atork served as ly employed by the state of Mrs. Jcsie Shawn was a •atln rose, cascading grace­ her daughter's wedding a storage area. This Is done the table centerpiece and re­ Florida In Winter Park. guest at the meeting. fully over the bell-skirt. The striking misty orchard green easily by lining the closet freshments of chocolate cake, The prospective groom last Reservations for the coun­ veil of imported silk illusion chiffon creation covered with with cedar lumber especially tea and coffee were enjoyed. attended Princeton H i g h cil meeting to be held In fell from a sparkling tiara of ribbon and laco embellished cut and packaged for handy, Guests attending were the School in Princeton, III. He is Ocala on September 16, must lace, re-embroldered w i t h with clusters of dainty green man use. Mmes. Victor Brtndes, J. W. now stationed at Sanford Nav­ be fn by August 28. Mrs. W. Irrldescenta and tiny seed heads, ller hat was of the same Industry spokesmen report Huggins, Robert Marsh, Da­ al Air Station with VAH-3- Earhold, 322-3814, and Mra. pearls. The lovely bride car- material with klentlcal bead­ that the average closet can b« the fact that so many people cedar-lined In a weekend pro­ vid McCoy, D. E. Mount and By Evelyn Lundy The wedding la planned for Robert Thornell, 322 0360, are rled a oiscade bridal bouquet ing, and her shoes and bag The Paul Mikler family has from the south are stopping ject at a cost of about $30. The Charlca Williams. |September 26th ot All Souls. In charge of the reservations. MISS NORMAND of white sweetheart roses. were matching. Her corsage just returned from a vacation In Washington going to and only tools required are a aaw Mrs. Eddie Cla rk Waldheim cluster of small white trip to Washington 1). C., and from ths World’s Fair. o f Maitland, attended the bride orchids. and hammer. A woman capother places of Interest. as matron of honor and waa They also visited historic ahle of handling these basic The mother of the groom They stopped enrouto and gowned In cryatal aqua chlf- was attired In a smart dusty Roanoke, Va. and tiicn went tools can do the Job heraelf. fon, featuring an empire waist pink frock, featuring an oval visited Mrs. Mlklor'a sister, The closet lining is applied with an oval neckline. A short neckline. She wore a pink hat Mrs. J. W. Strong in Griffin, over to Charlottesville, Va. to directly over any w ill sur­ By JoAnn Hays Steve, the older ton, received was expected to arrive this modified train of gathered with white shoes and hag, and Ga., where they vlslled for see the magnificent "Monti- face. It comes In pre-cut, Ted Chalfsnt Jr., son of only minor Injuries but Dan­ weekend by car. They plan to cello", home of Thomas Jef­ easy - to • handle pieces which chiffon wai altarhed at the her corsage was a pink orchid. a week. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Chalfant spend at least another two In Washington, they saw ferson. empire waist back, and her CHICAGO (UPI) This of Lake Harney, is home on iel, who was three last Sun­ are tnnguc-and-grooved along Immediately following the headpiece was an aqua lallor- wedding, an elaborate recep­ many Interesting and historic In Baltimore, they visited the edges and at each end to news will come ■■ a shock to ■ two-week leave visiting his day suffered ■ broken arm weeks here before returning ed bow from which Uw abort tion was held the Civic Center. places. They were most fortu­ with relatives. husbands — but Intelligent parents. He recently complet­ and Is still a patient at Sem­ to New York. The weekend of simplify fitting. nate to visit the Capitol while They were fascinated by the beck-seat driving can be a ed six months basic training inole Memorial H o s p i t a l Aug. U, the Rotundas and The chief appeal of ■ cedar The entire reception area was where it Is expected he will Mrs. Wiliams snd children the Senate was In session. historic qualntnosa ot Wil­ Nsw York (U P f) — Sweet closet lies in Its ability to re­ big help, reporta the Chicago with the National Guard in profusion of palms wltli be confined for anolhur week. drove over to Rain Forest for gherkins add spire and crunch white wrought Iron screens Tho 1iIK*s were so terrific at liamsburg. pel moths. The fragrance of Motor Club. Fort Jackson, S. C. He Is a a day of sightseeing. the White House that they had On the way home, the MlkThe club eald there are cer­ to • potato salad for supper placed at vantage points. The the cedar wood, while pleas­ 1961 Seminole High School Donald Atwood of Geneva to wall until the next day. lers visited Ft. Bragg and ant to humans, is deadly to tain rules the bsck-sest driver graduate and ■ 1963 graduate on the patio. receiving lino formed In front Virginia said the guard told went ilght-seelng. They stop­ moth larvae. must folow In order to do the of Orlando Junior College. and Douglai Bills and lovely Combine 0 medium potatoes, of a background of palms. daughters, of Puerto Rico her that between seven and ped at Camp Jackson to visit Job Intelligently. eooked, pseled and diced, with Each table was picturesque, Ilia next tour of duty will in­ were recent guests of SIr. and —Never startle the driver. 1 medium onion, finely chop­ overlaid In elegant while em ­ eight thousand tourists come with Robert Olllff from Ovie­ CORNY clude a few months st Fort Mra. W. L. Scig of Lake Har­ to the Wliile House every day, do. Upon Inquiring for him, ped, 1/3 cup chopped parsley, broidered organdy cloths with NEW YORK (U P f) — Don’t shout "look" to call his Folk, Le. ney. Bills it ■ former pupil .White touring Mt, Vernon, they found that he was on attention to some icenic at­ 1 cup dlrrd rhrddar cheese, 14 pale pink liners. The coverings Here's the recipe for ■ handy of Sirs. Selg's and the was de­ Hie guide told them Hist al­ leave visiting In Oviedo. traction. cup rhupped tweet gherkins, featured frilly skirts, and n Mr. end Mrs. B. C. Braddy asparagus and core bread Making this delightful trip —Don’t irltate the driver by hive retunrod from a weeks lighted to sec him and his CHIP ’N D;r DISH 2 tablespoons sweet pickle color scheme of pink and ready this summer there were dish. • tg g l continuously pointing out haz­ vacation at New Smyrna girls. liquid, 1 cup mayonnaise nnd while was carried out in en­ more than 239,000 visitors with their parents were Billy, #** P«H| Crumble enough leftover eslt end pepper to taste. Mix tirety. The cake table held tlmn they had last summer. Martha, Mary Jane and Chris­ corn bread to make 1H cups. ards, traffic algns and driv­ Beach. They report a wonder­ -Mrs. Lonnie Williams and ing conditions that are obvi­ lightly but thoroughly. Chill. two handsome antique silver Hu thought this was due to tine. SILVEltPLATE BY — Toss tightly with tt cup ous to him. Sound off only If ful time and spent most of children, Tnbcy, Handy and Garnish with crisp snlad eprrgnes with cascade ar­ the week fiahnlg and swim­ INTERNATIONAL shredded process American Stephanie, from Watertown, you're certain some point has greens, ptmlento strips nnd rangements of pink roses ami and enjoying visits N. Y., are hero visiting her cheese, 1 tablespoon chopped escaped the driver's atten­ ming KADER additional pickles, as desired. tile branched candelabra con­ from several of their children. parents, Sir. and Sirs. SI. B. parsley t and I tablespoons tion. Serves 4 to A, tained tall pink tapers, ton g melted butter. Prepare 1V4 Ilulundo. Mrs. Williams and JE W E L E R S —Learn to read maps and low arrangements of white Henry Brockway, father of the children flew down three the. fresh asparagus, then take the full responsibility for Washington Eulogy 112 S. PARK AVE. glints and roses centered the Mrs. Doris Westbrook, Is a weeks -g o and Sir. Williams partially cook it. Place half navigating on long trips. Henry I*e, o f Virginia, at two punch (aides with the Miss Tracy Hegg, bride- ilips, mints, brownies, niurblo patient at Winter Park Hos­ of asparagus in shallow 1V4 the request o f Congress, de­ sparkling pink punch flowing elect o f Wayne Albert, was rake and date-nut loaf. —Stay awake and keep the pital where he is reported on quart casserole. Sprinkle with driver company. livered a eulogy o f George from • punch fountain. rompltinrnted with « surprise i'arty gumes and contests the critical list. —Talk with the driver but Washington In December o f Centering one table was the miscellaneous bridal shower were held and the guesta en­ half of crumb, mixture; top with remaining asparagus and don't argue, shout or get him 1709 containing the famous bride's book accented on one last Friday evening at the joyed admiring the lovely Barbara Russell and child­ crumb mixture. Bake In pre­ angry. phrase "F irst in war, first In skto by the bride's candle and lovely Cellar Avenue home of gifts as they were opened hy ren. Steve and aDnlel, of Os­ heated moderate oven (360 —Be helpful. Light his cig­ peace, flrat In the henrta o f on the other side by an ar­ Mra. John McClosky. ceola, are recovering from ths honnror, Including a sur­ degrees F.) about 10 mlnutoe. arette, tune the radio and un­ bis countrymen." rangement of roses. The E S P E C IA L L Y N E W F A M ILIES Hie buffet table, covered prise gift from her mother, Injuries received In an auto­ Serves six. wrap the candy bars. bride's book was kept by the In white damask, waa center­ mobile accident which occur­ Mrs. Celia Hegg from Man­ Carpets and ruga retain Missel Rose Kratzert, Anne red on the night of Thursday, their handsome appesranre Crapps, Pat Wight nnd Mrs. ed with a floral arrangement kato, Minn. Aug. 13, as they were return­ o f I.illea o f the Valley and a Invited guesta were Mra. for many years with regular Curtis Fisher (Judy Herron), • WE INVITE ing home from Sanford. Mrs. single orchid in an antique Tom Albert, mother o f the care which Includes use of a Assisting at the reception Russell, who wae driving, laet footed urn. ACCREDITED CHARGE future groom; Mra. Gordon carpet sweeper or vacuum were the Mines. W. A, Krst control of the car, hitting a Mlsa Glenda Albert, sister Albert, sister-in-law, who Is e I a a n a r and professional zert, Robert A. Williams, Har­ ACCOUNTS! o f the prospective groom, spending the summer here cleaning from time to time. look for a renaissance of Spats, ones ths trademark bridge abutment. S h e and ry Woodruff, Strrling II. lllch ardson, E. Ogden Richardson, poured the sparkling punch with her husband from Slug- antique Jewelry—o r copies of of ths elegantly dratted mole, • FREE DELIVERY John D. Ivey, M. R. Slrick from a large cut glaaa bowl. gart, Germany; and t h e It. One manufacturer#, pre­ now appear for feminine All-Purpose Tho unuaual white frosted SERVICE! Mmes. Joe Andrews and young footwear. Ths National Shoe land, Albert Jarrell, J. M. rake was decorated with a ■on, Jody, Clarence Barlow, dicting Its Mg future fn the Institute reports the spat Idea Leonard, Harold Appleby, Coats Bets Herman, Ray Herron, W. miniature bride and groom, J. E. Beat, Peter Bukur, Sr., costume field .shown for fell le "catching on fast" — and • FREE PRESCRIPTION B. Kirby and H. Wada Rucker. silver wedding bells and other Bill Carter, John Career, beaten gold link chains that the trend could mean ankle Water PICKUP SERVICE! ornaments. Comple­ Harold Davis, W. M. Colbert, might have been hammered cover!age In various fabrics Also assisting were t h e silver Repellent out centuries ago, golden ban­ menting the punch and cakes Mmes. Ted Williams, Robert Intended to be worn with Jr., Roy Carlton, B o y d Corduroy W. Williams, James H. Crapps, were assorted dainty ribbon Gaines, Jimmy • WE INVITE YOU TO lfsnderson, gles, pendant earrings and high heals for town, low heels •» M. W. Tyre, Marvin Dyal, W sandwiches, relishes, chips, Russell Kltner, J. T. Knight, pine in the same ancient for almost anywhere. * * CHECK OUR mood. Croat pine thaw for Ysel Yon Will Ralph Resold, and Fred Y ta­ Corduroy = ---------- ------- 1 COMPETITIVE PRICES! pinning on bluer Jackets. ble. Need A Dictionary Keversable And there are new treatments i ns m i i s 1 Ok XIHM | Surprise Shower Compliments Mrs. Miller Thornell Paulette Normand Mrs. Hostess T o W W Engaged To Marry Club Women Cedar Lining Proves Effective T o Rout Moths MiklFamily The Paul Visits Historical Site Intelligent Back-Seat Tips Geneva Personals A id Driver Surprise Bridal Shower Honors M iss Tracy H egg N O T IC E TO A LL - 1 Fashionettes 22 With Twill B A C K - TO - SCHOOL SP E C IA L ! •1 7 " FOR GYM — TENNIS OR PLAY Car Cotta '14" dOtWSA Fashions 2528 PARK DR. Opto Wed. p.m. A Frl. Nile / MEN’S WHITE Tennis Shoes REG. *2-99 VALUE $ |8 8 SIZES • TO 11 "Family Fashions And Footwear" CcHiwn -i Opes FrL Nito T il • Tuberous begonias planted In red clay pots are Increas­ ingly popular as bright red Indoor decorative touches for shady windows. The plants thrive in shade, and bloom continuously. Fifteen mites from Wash­ ington, D. C„ Is Rockwood— ■ national Qirl Scout program center which serves as n hos­ tel. sight-seeing bare, tad wonderful place for Girl Scout troop camping. for ths Maltese Cnee, copied In gold background with itonee added. e e e That alligator bag, long • status symbol worn with day­ time clothoa, now goee into the cocktail nnd evening field. One manufacturer shows it fas an approximate five-by-eevaninch else in black. Ths sons firm says ths smaller hand­ bag, Instead of ths outslss toes, is growing In popularity with women for daytime. For Back • To • School. Wo Hi t i Them AU Kinds AH Prices From — I f .25 Up Flemings SANFORD FLOWER SHOP GUIs • Card* - Books Car. K. 1st A Sanford Are. ■22-1621 u n til 210 E. First St. • WE OFFER THE PERSONALIZED ATTENTION OF “ HOME TOWN FOLKS” “The Prescription Our Primary Concern" Touch ton's Rexall Drug Locally Owned And Operated By Glean McCall And "Ernie" Mills COR. 1st A MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 ) �H it E sn fa rlf WrralS 'Aug. 24. 19<?l — T aipe ge 9 | (Dstah : DEAR ABI1V: A friend o f mine nnd 1 were looking over soma magexinei In a drug (tore. I am 14 and to ii ha. When we found two we wanted, we put our money down. The owner looked at the magazines and then he gnv* ui a big ’lec­ ture on how lultnble the me gntinea were for dem it people. He eaid they were nothing hut traeh and he wouldn't want any eon of hie reading them. He made ua feel eo cheap we didn't buy them. We want to ask you, Abhy, if thoee maga­ zines were nothing but By Abigail Van Buren "trash" and "uniuitable for decent people er h a t were they doing in hia store in the first place? GOOD QUESTION DEAR GOOD: The qua*, tlon is better than "good.” lt'e excellent. Why don't you go back and aek him. • • • this day when young cou­ ples buy everything on cred­ it. When my husband and I were married, we moved In­ to an empty apartment with two suitcases. We slept on the floor until wc could af­ ford a bed. When so-called well-meaning relatives o f­ fered ua eld pieces o f old furniture, we politely refus­ ed. We enjoy our lore nest all the more because we built It stick by stick to­ gether. Yours truly. GLAD WE WAITED DEAR GI.AD: I don’t know how long you and your husband slept on the floor, but If you were of- DEAR ABHY: I was sur­ prised at your answer dis­ agreeing with tbs young couple ' * W I L L I N G TO W AIT," who preferred buy­ ing their furniture as they could afford It, Instead of using a lot of cast-off Junk from their relatives’ attics. They should have been com­ mended for thilr attitude in £acoJbjfOn fthidqii One of the first convention! NORTH U a bridge player learns Is Not shown Blackwood. This invaluable TOT BAST convention allows a player to Not shown Not shown find out bow many arcs and SOUTH (D) king! hie partner holds. The A K Q J 10 7 R procedure is to hid four noV AKQJI t r u m p whereupon partner « A * 3 ehow* acea as follow*: Vulnerability doesn't Five clubs, no acc* or lour matter ace*. W ee! N orth la s ! Five diamonds, one acc. 1* Fas* 3 A Pass Five jw arti, two acc*. i N.T. Pass T Five ipades, three arc*. Opening lead—Anything Then, in order to a»k lor kings, bid five no-trump, i Today’s hand is a perfect w hereupon partner » h o w 1 1hand for Ulackwnod. Only the kings in the lim a manner. |South hand and tho start of tt)& the bidding la given. The rest Is not necessary. After South bids four no-trump he will bid five spades if his parlnxr shows no aces, six spades if he shows one end seven spades or even seven no-trump If he shows two. Blackwood has one conspic­ uous weakness. There are oc­ casions when you fant to use four no-trump as a strong bid In no-trump and not a demand to show aces. If you want to use It in the simple way shown In this arti­ cle, you will be using a good working convention. By Ruth Mlllett Legal Notice is ;:. 8I«: fharlea P. 0»dm«n P u b lis h A U g. 10. n . It . >1. I S I 4 C D C - I4 For they have aptychlatrists word for It that they have a perfect right to get tired now and then of being a parent and to feel a need of adult companionship, ad­ ult conversation, and adult Interests. So now when you confess to another mother or to your hus­ band that the summer months with all the children at home have left you a bit weary and you're looking forward to the flrat day of achool and you won’t have to preface the re­ mark with, "I'm ashamed to say so but . . . " That doesn't mean you're a poor mother — hut Just a human being ia need of being something more Ilian a mother. 10. 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Med. fM l EACH Apple Pie rr. pttKi JANE I'AHKKll Sl’ ANLSH U. t. I l#«th Bar Cake 912 ^ l I Nl ' i T C A 11RI NG S i « V / ( f IN U N f K A t f l O R I D A CHARLIE IS OUR BEST SALESMAN.. A&P FANCY GRADE " A " YELLOW CLING SLICED Sparkle Gelatin And he's not even on our payroll! MAlUiAKINE lO lo ff REG ULAR P R IC E ‘ (Hulid) X i OUR OWN BLEND INSTANT HERE’S H O W - SA VE M O RE THAN EVER ON THE 19 QUART S IZ E WHITE HOUSE Charllo called a friend down at The Herald. Told him he wax ex­ panding Needed a new man. The pai>er helped him write a real hum­ dinger of an a<l. Charlie got a fireball. Then lie had a great buy on hia product*. The puper helped him write some real pullers. Sales were at a coxy profit. Charlie's happy and so are wel IN ST A N T N O N F A T D R Y M IL K EASTERN ROUND WHITE POTATOES Charlies' our big booster now, tells everybody our circulation's RIG . . . our readers love news, ■porls, columnists, want ads, cooking, fashions, comics. Charlie says that coverage attract! the right payroll and the paying customers i FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE PHONE Mouth, R a n g e 11 Kaat. PONE and O H P B IIE D at S a n fo r d , S e m in o le C o u n ty . F l o r ­ id a . t h is 14th d a y o f A u g u s t. CDC-aa f •v ^ MIDI - IN fln L’ V p. s ee *;14 t:U Site 4:11 <:]4 Box H97U0, Loa Angelas, Calif., for Abby'a booklet, "IltlW TO WR1TF. LETTERS FOR ALL OCCA8- Legal Notice Jl 1’ ubllslv Aug. 14, It A *ap' T, 11. 111! Hate mondat Send one dollar to Abhy, era tonight will include Gov. Richard J. Hughes o f Naw Jersey and John M. Bailey, chairman o f the Democratic Notional Committee. A 80 minute film dealing with the administration'! gcrumpllilimenti in domestic affairs is also scheduled. Note; Tha convention pre­ empts all evening network programs. A aala at S a il K alatai s x c m x t ' K K Y Xs. II3TA J tlD -H T A T K H U M P S , IN C ., a Y o u a n d each o f y o u a r a h a r a by n o tifie d a n d r a 'iu lr t d la p re F l o r i d a c o rp o ra tio n . P la in t iff, • ru t a n y e l i l m s a n d d e m a n d s w h ic h you. o r a lth a r o f you, -vsW IL L IE BELLANO ER a n d m a y h a v e A g a in s t U i# •*!#<• M A IIV IN CARH l 'l I Y L E E B E L L A M l H R . h i. ..f E D W A R D IP >1.1# d a c r a H il, la ta o f sa id wits, D e fe n d a n t * C o u n ty , to th a C o u n t y J u d g e of B *m la « t a C o u n ty , F lo r id a . *1 X4FTICE OF SPIT h i * o fflc a In th a c o u rt h o u se TISX STATU OF FI.OHIO A TOi W I L L I E U K L L A N U K K and o f h I i| C o u n t y a t H anfo rd, a la c a le n d e r I I C B T L E E U E L L A N U E I l . F lo r id a , w it h in his wlfs whosa raaldanos m o n th s fro m th a tlm a o f tha I s I I O o rd o n P a rk , Ito - flrat p u b llo a tlo n o f t h is notice. T w o cop lea o f aa ch c la im o r chaster. Naw T o rlt TOE ARK HE11EHT R E - d .in a n d a k a ll b# In w r it in g , a n d Q l 'I H K D lo f it s y o u r s n a w a r s h a ll s t t t t th a place o f r a il, o r w r l lla n datsnaaa. If a n y, in itm c a a n d p o s t o fflc a a d d re ss t h a alxjva p ro c e e d in g w ith th a of lh a cla im a n t, a n d s h a ll ba C la r k o f I b i s C o u rt, a n d to aarva • w o rn to b y lh a c la im a n t, h i. • oopy tharaot upon tha Plain­ a g rn t , o r a t t o r n e y a n d ac co m t iff# attorney, wlioa# nama and p stila d b y a f i li n g f a * o f one • ddraaa appaars haraon. on ur d o lla r a n d au ch c la im o r d e ­ bafora tha Sind day of H*pt- m a n d n o t so tile d a h a ll ba void. C h a r le s .Tom lle n d a r s o n •* • mhar, t i ll. E l w a rd It lla n d r r a o a . ' T h e n a lu r a o f thla p ro c e e d in g A . a s « c u t o r# o f th a L a s t * 1, b e in g a s u it f o r fo ra cto a u ra on W ill and Ta atam ant of a m o r t g a g e o n the fo llo w in g EDW ARD M A IIV IN C A R B d e s c r ib e ! re a l p r o p e rty ly i n g H U L L de o *aae d a n d b e in g In Hem lnvil# C o u n ty. U T E N d T R O M , D A V IH * F lo r id a , t o - w i l l l a e d B o o k 111. page I I I . M a I N T O F I I N ' j o f I»*t 4. Illo .'k It. T la r Attorney, for Esaeutor* • 'l l " H an fo rd . A N D ll. g t n n - Poe t O ffic e n » l 1110 t n g t i l fast E * a t a n d 4<l H anford. Florida l!T1t fa at N o f H W c o m a r o f U>1 P u b lis h A u g . IT , 14,11 R dapt. I, B lo c k It , T la r ' l l " . * * » • T, 3 *41. fo rd , r u n W to E l y lln a of C D C > t4 • • Id I # * I. N I I d e sra a a K o f E l y lln # o f L o t 4 and I to p o in t N o f b e g in n in g , th e n ce H to b e g in n in g Una, # Problem*? Writ* to ARBY. Bo* 119700, l.o* Angel­ as, Calif. For a personal re­ ply, encloaa a stamped, self, addressed envelope. lion ling Knthualastd It has been estimated, that 'JO million bowlora In the U.S. apend about |3o0 mil­ lion annually on their sport, lu Ik# t 'M I | # f tk# ('«■ ■ < * 10 time* more than tha total J » 4 l » . n#m l##l# t w a t y , F iv e major leagues' baseball gate Id a, In l*r#k# 1 e. la r#i E sta t* a f receipt* In a recent year. IV THE 4'IIII'MT I'lHJKT OF THE MATH Jl Dil l 41. 1711- E D W A R D M A R V I N C A R R O L L CI'IT OS’ THE STATE OF D e ce a.ad . FM1HIII4. IX tVII S'OII SEMI- T a All fr v d lla r a a a d Pereewe lla v l a s Clalata e r ISvasaada Kltl.H COI! ATI, ft.-Uon LUCKY C O N F ID E N T IA L TO UNMARRIED AT 27: It is batter to be single and lonely than married and miserable. F u r t h e rmore, when a man tells you that you're better o ff without him, believe him. T V Time Previews TV Time critics preview script* in Naw York ami coming television shows by Hollywood. Hara are their attending rehearsal#, watch­ previewa for today: 7 p.m. NI1C, CHS 7:30 ing screening*, s t u d y i n g AllC. The Democratic Na­ tional Convention, Thu open­ ing session o f the convention at convention hall In Atlan­ FIITITtOI ■ MASK N O T I C E 18 h n ra b y g iv e n th at tic City wll be called to or­ ] am annas*') In buatnaaa at linn Couth Franeh Avanua. (U:i- der by Sen. John O. Paatore ford, (i.mlnol* County, FlurIJa. of Rhode Island, the conven­ umlrr tha fictitious Damn of (STATE FRODUCK COMPANY, tion's temporary chairman, •tut that I Inland to rsglsii-r who wll) presldt over tha • aid nanta with tha CJrrk of lha meeting nnd later deliver the Circuit Court, kaintni'l" County, Florida. In sefordanr* with Ilia keynote address, Ollier apeakprovision* o f tha Flotltlnu* Nania Vtatutaa. to • wit: **<•tlun Itt.OS Florida htatntaa DEAR ARIIY: I laugh­ ed to myself when i read about the bride who said she would rather buy one '•good'' piece of furniture, as they could afford it, than to set up housekeeping with a lot o f "Junk” from her relatives' attics. When my husband and I were married five years ago, we furnished our home with discard* from our relatives' attics, hut I'm glad wc did. Now we have three healthy, lively youngsters, all under four year* of age. We don't have to worry about any of them getting jelly on our loll living room sofa because we don't have ont. Sign me— • the cookie jar filled, hating the neighbors children in and out all day long and rarely Binding a quiet moment to call their own. Even when mothers confess tu each other that they arc ready for school to begin — weeks hrfore It I* time — they sound a little ashamed of themselves. They seem to feel that just because they are motheri it is unnatural for them to look forward eagerly to the lime when the children arc back in school, Unit they abouldn'l grow weary of having their own children around — ever. Now they don't have to feel guilty about such natural feel­ ings. dUq h UqhJtA fared a hed and turned It down, it'e nothing to brag about. I agree, young mar­ ried! shouldn't go into debt In order to have everything Immediately. But tu refuse furniture because it it "old” la snobbish and im­ practical. Some "odd pieces” and cast-off "Junk” have been transformed Into hand­ some ami useful furniture with a Idt o f anndpnper, paint and ingenuity. * • • By Oswald Jacoby JheCdoimm: Mothers, like fathers, get tired of being parents all the time, saya a psychiatrist. And he saya women must rid themselves of the guilt com­ plex that If they ilun't like diapera and don’t always find the conversation of a threeyear-old mentally stimulating something must bo wrong W ith them. That bit of reassuring ad­ vice couldn't have conic at • better time for mothers. For long before the autnmer months are over, most mo­ thers of several children grow weary of being mothers all day long — stopping fights, chauffcurlng for little league, hauling kfda to and from swimming lessons, keeping Television Tonight 322-5612 .VeVs'i’# FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY OR 425-5938 Uv% Oaly HalfStamp T?..0at Fla* Sifts Fastw Ik Sanford Herald u p e f Jv^arliets SINCE 1908 ) Prices ix ft ii *4 sra good through Krdscsda), August M �■MMOiMMMMflnMN 1 Horoscope Fo re ca st TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, IBM GENERAL TENDENCIES: A whole new plan of action entcra your mind and it should certainly be carried out in ac cordance with the suggestions below for your own aign, aInco you can make far more progren than hat been poi VatfforS O U lt BO A R D IN G HOUSE r TMUM8TACK5 ONTH' Sack/, By Galbraith SID E G L A N C E S LISTEN ,you 3 A Y - ) J U S T FO R r * Y Help! SAW/ research,3**6, B IR D S . T O O N T u WWlRfD YDUPICK UPJ W ANT YOU T ELLIN rARB 'to o OlfMMIN' TU’ LAMS to SHEAR, 4 ■iAKn ?t)UKe WOULDN'T H lS H t P P O C K E T WITH NO HORROR R K O O N IIE A MAAKEO deck eved With Page 10—Aug. 24, 1964 WrralS O N I BEETLE AN He r e is B N 0 V 6 H / I'M CAUGHT M THE DUPLICATING MACHINE/ & TO CIES TO n y / PAL D U K E , ING CUBES —-TH’ U N N E R & T A N O f l M.K3HT PERSUADE ONES THAT HAVE SGeM TO SCHOOL?, H IM TO BUT TH IS , X X J M P 3 E & 'T O / C H A SE A L L YOU V PASTBBCARD& OR USIN’ VOJR GALLOP .SQ U IR R E LS BACK IN TH' T R E E /> II wlble for eome time path Show you are the ono abue to pleaae other* by exerclalng your hraln power wliely. ARIES (March 21 to April IB) Although you can *ee your way clear in aome project abead, it ia beat you are ipeclfic in detail with those con­ cerned. Make uae of magnet­ froURB ic pcraonality you poateaa. Be on vou R . O W N ,D U KE !| nore aggreaalve. TAURUS (April » to May 20) Any plana you make rouat OUT OUR W A Y be made quietly, whether alone or in company of aome vest IM ALL RIGHT, WE | BUT SOMETHIN’E L SE AIN Treal authority on partlcualr tA U S E THIS MOOS Al “ Intonate. Make aunoundlnga " COIN* TIE WAV HE'S , GALLOPIN'/ more Ideal. Strive for comfort aa well ac beauty. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Frienda can bo trucled to do what you delire, but you muat give more detail. Get out more aodally and make new contact*, too. Backing you dealre can be forthcom­ ing. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You can get right Into the projecta you have planned aa aoon aa you get aupport from higher-up*. Be aura you attend to civic dutlea. Thla i* a atepplngatoue In the right direction. LEO (JULY 22 to Augud 21) Garnering information that will lead you Into more P j.i^wiUtvea profitable outlet* ahouhi be B-M-t* FOOTUOOM !*■ fc»it Ip<■». your flrat concern now. Be grateful to one who give* fine ideal. Show Intellect, acumen. VIRGO (Augud 22 to SepOU R ANCESTORS Umber 22) By gelling rid ol t o n ig h t bill* you now have, you open new horlton* in new direc­ d e l p h Tm eets’ tion!. Talk over idea* with cloae tie* or a good friend. THE TEENAGE Be progrenive, abow you have real ability. BLO B LIBRA (September 22 to October 22) CompleU accord with partner* ia poaatble now, whether In pcraonal or buslne n Ufa. Get down to matters of policy flrat. Clear up mkaunderatandingi quickly, aanely. SCORPIO (October 23 to No­ vember 21) Bettering modua operand! ia poaelble now if you atart early and work with energy, Intellect. Get rid of whatever ia obaolete, a milldone around tha neck. Be acnalhle. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Much luck can be youra today, provided you are not ao aerloua and 'You haven’ t experienced a real Greek tragedy unt you’ ve tried my bride’a cookingl" am lie more with other*. A friendly, charming alitudu bring* fine reaulU. Don’t be SHOUT HI US ao Impcrloua. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Liston to what cloie tin* lugged for your tdvincement, atnee Uiey have very floe Idea*. Get your feet on the ground. Then you will have an abundance in the fu I 5JEE ENOUGH OF THAT WHEN YO U HAVE Y tX lR ] F R IE N D S O V E R , fl n» m L i s m iM o s J fa "Okay, get moving! A doien men working for this outfit and who do they send out with me? Jimmy Durante!* SHE SAJO SH E T H O U G H T I V.'AS GOING , T O O iT E HER MR DITHERS, WHERE DiD y o u GET THE t Big u l a c k ’ » C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner 8-TV - = - - ; C W f G / b ^ n g -' b a n s / Sti**{ S A V .T A e — . S&PQWf 1 Z IN 6 6 t f ~ - BA N G '■*8M5l G(WE!THCCH»NDETD CEN G CBG H K >»aeT m a <S3u* 'W LLD JEZm iU O O P! -r o a J A v a z v e e ia o o B F B O & m in t h is COUNTKV. ^ e-zH s w m n k T S W n n .1 “Some of my dad’s tales about hie boyhood are pretty wild . . . imagine two-for-a-penny candy!" By K ate Osann 8 -1 4 HOWO OOP EVER ilOlNfi I X CTINNORUT TO SHOW »9 THE COLOR I I’M GLUING OP CLEOPATRA'S HAIR V AWFULIIREP Willi AIL THAT JUNK \ WAGING/ DHt'O GOT ON HER HEAP? IT IS WHEN ITS ALL AROUND >OU ANPVLXJVt NOONE WHOM WXI CAN 1RU3T- lu re . AQUARIUS (January 21 to February IB) Ualng a poaitlve aproach la beat manner in which to garner Iho Informa­ tion you need now. Loyal aaaoclalea can bw very favorably Inclined toward you. Be alert. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Good day to look into new outlet! tbat bring in greater profit for aome time to come. Be aura you gel In touch with individual wlra giv­ es beat advice. Listen care­ fully. IF YOUR CHILD IS BOHN TODAY, he or die will be one of those fascinating persons who come up with fine sugges­ tions for modemidng accep­ ted method* or with project* that can b« made more pro­ fitable, Idealistic. Combining wbat la beat In Ilia pad and moat practical In the present bring* fine aucceaa. Give schooling that apeclallxcs in both. Experimentation ia the keynote here. " D m Slara impel, ihey do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOUI Carroll Rlgbler'a Individual Forocaat for your algo for Sept, la now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and 11.0(1 to Carroll Rigbter Fore­ cast, Tha Sanford Herald, Box 1B21, Hollywood 21, Cali­ fornia. M / Accordive’a Forerunner The cbeng, n amall handorgan first used in China about tha middle of Uis 1200a, is considered to be tha fore­ runner of tha modern accor­ dion, with b.llowa for air on aiUyr aide of Uta luaUumtut »ti MX) I H U BVA*IV» ABOUT THE liINg, MM V0UR R a ck NT NOT! NA» M> ■MTNUMAfTIC in a q a t M a l A iq U ia M 3 tut , t u t i T w in s NOT WUCM TO M Y Agour A gift HOLS iM T w orounp row awracmt » BAty WwitTHty c a » s «AST«W COLORADO, KAMA* AMP Buaaanifit m aw to ou) ranNPtjna MIUKAX* “Margaret get to mad at Chuck that she slammed hit oar doer, and hie headlights fell off!" m rt 0*9 •iw s w a is s tn u n St. Georg* o <Q> a c io s a 1Knightly BUC.S B U N N Y CCsttrptllar heirs St Extend downward - - - — i **or IS M s i M I t f l i KPniunljw asm . 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Plumbing LOST: Female Manchester k Chihuahua, black & tan PLUMBING Contracting Repairs markup*. Ansvtere U> name FREF ESTIMATES "Duchess'', vicinity L a k e R. L. HARVEY Mary Mvd. k Hiwsy 17-92. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 33*3 I’ h. 323 0720. 4. M e a n ly Care Permanent Special Our Budget Wave Now $8.95 Cut ’ N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 ACE BEAUTY SALON la clmed. Customers call Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop. COMPLETE BEAUTY SER VICE. Reasonable prices. Free parking, 2nd k Oak. Harriett'a Beauty Nook, 10S S. Oak, 312-5742. PERMANENT SPECIAL for August, $h complete. Hazel Porter Beauty Shop, 1104 W 33th. 322-1321. R. Dogs - Cats - Pels PUNS & RABBITS Approximately so rabbits $33 Male and Female Ph. 322-9197 S3. Furniture For Sale Used lurmture. appliances, tools, etr, Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 21S Sanford Ave Ph. FA 2-4133. Jhr ftanfiub ^sralh Aug. 24, 19G4— Page 11 SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Ceih. SUPER TRADING WELLS DRILLETJ. PUMPS. POST. FA 2-067T. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Sizes fiii. S c h o o ls & In stru ction s We Repair and Service GRACE METHODIST STINE CHURCH KINDERGARTEN Machinery and Supply Co. Onora Rd. i t Woodland 207 W 2nd St FA 2-6433 Fall Term Begins Aug. 31 S3 Registration Fee. SIS per Air Cond. & Heating month. For additional in­ AIR-CONDITIONING formation vialt or phone By FEDDERS Church Office 9 a. m. to 12 H. B. POPE CO., Inc. noon. 322*1472. 200 So. Park Ave. 323-4334 HOLLY AVE. KINDERGARTEN .11. Musical Instruments JUNIOR KINDERS Piano Tuning and Repair 2427 Holly Ave. Ph. 323-3360 W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4233 The Only Pre-School in San­ ford to have participated in .15. Vacuum Cleaners the State Accreditation Pro­ gram. SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUIt REXA1R DEALER 2656 S. Perk 322-6911 U. S. CIVIL SERVICE SALES - PARTS - SERVICE TESTS'. SMI 9. Park Are. Phones FA 2-2364 or FA 2 2383 2 BEDROOM. Fenced hack yard, outside pumr. all conditioning. 121 Garrison Dr.. 322-3165. HOMES FO R SALE » w u acw 322-5612 425-5938 $100.00 D O W N V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY CDC-41 FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering * Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co. at TM Celery Ave. FA 3-J11T. For the biggest selection of nearly new and uaed furni­ ture, see Noll'i Furniture Brukrrage in Casselberry ou 17-92. Open 8 days 9 to 6. HOME RENTERS 500 W. First St. Sanford, Fla. $ Bank J HOME OWNERS Repossessions Good Rental home*, Priced right, are renting and teaa’61 Ram. Wg. $1091 hal $30 mo. 3 BEDROOM, screened porrh. ing fast! lion Down, |70 month. Ph. Call Today, For Prompt and 50 Chev. Wg. $799 bal, $33 mo. '50 Ply Wg. $783 bal. $34 mo, 838-7368. Longwood. Efficient Service. It Pay*I M Pont Wg., $541 bal, $31 mo, '59 Nomad Wg $877 bal $33 mo. $109 D O W N — $55.(35 MO. '57 Olds Wg $587 bal $29 mo. At 57 Azalea Dr., DcHary '51 VW Bus. $1091 bal $45 m o. you'll find an attractive 2 2565 PARK DRIVE '58 Cadillac $747 bal, $32 mo. Bedroom CB Home with oak 322-2420 322-7495 '58 Pont., $687 bal, $31 mo. floora It carports, large lot '63 Renault $1009 bal $39 mo. 100 x 165. $9300 mortgage at '62 Conscl $1591 bal, $39 mo. 5lx%. You do not have lo '59 Ply. HT $763, bal. $32 mo. he a Veteran to qualify. 1(M). Resort Rentals '39 Cadillac $119 bal $19 mo, '59 Merc. A/C $747 bal $32 mo. HUTCHISON'S Insurance It Real Estate '54 Buick, $399 bal, $19 mo. OCEANFRONT APTS. 130 N. Florida Ave., DeLand '58 Rambler, $299 bal, 817 mo. 339 So. Atlantic Ph. 734-1864 or 2166 '57 Ruick HT. $567 bal $32 mo. Daytona Beacti '57 Ram. 4 Dr. $463 bal $24 mo, Call 322-4058 '58 Chev. $561 bal. $31 m o. 10'\ Mobile Home* • Sale '55 Cadillac, $582 bal, $32 mo, '57 Olds HT, $491 bal, $24 m o. '63 EXPANDO. 55 x 10, 3 Bed­ '57 Ply HT, $597 bal, $3t mo, room. Air conditioned. Re­ '57 Chev. St. $601 bal, $32 tun. finance payoff $5500. Asking '56 Lincoln $541 bal, $29 mo, $200 equltyl 322-7462. '58 Olds IIT, $401 bal, $24 mo. '51 Pont. $399 bal. $16 mo. J. 3. It 4 BEDROOMS 1-2 and 3 Bedroom a '56 Merc. $199 bal, $10 m o, 1. m , It 2 BATHS NEW and USED '59 Chev, $991 bal, $39 mo, KITCHEN EQUIPPED Awnings A Cabanaa LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? QUALITY MOBILE HOMES '60 Lark, $199 bal, $10 mo. For Complete Information Hwy. 17 02 S 322-2562 '60 Fal. PU $763 bal $32 mo. '56 Ford PU $683 bal $31 mo. See or Call Your NEW 1994 Fan IT’ Travel '54 Ford PU $396 bal., $16 mo. Trailer. Self-contained. Fin­ '55 Ford, $99 bal, $5 mo. SALES BROKER ance. Orange City 775-3234. 'S3 Bulek, $77 bal., $3 mo. We Have Tim Home For You '55 Olda $99 bal., $4 mo. Stenstrom Realty ; For the Boat Buy In A New or Resale Home, See Stcnstrom Realty W* Have The Home For You' Stenstrom Realty 2668 PARK DRIVE 322-2420 322-7405 MEL OTT $100 D O W N FHA - VA HOMES GKEENSRTAIt Choice lota available in Greenbrlar af Loch Arbor overlooking golf courne. Custom building to your apeclficationa, Greenbrlar developed by 10.1. Mobile Home* - Kent K1NGSWOOD TRAILER with Fla. room at­ BUILDERS, INC. tached, near Osteen, $8 per 208 Fairmont Dr. 2868 PARK DRIVE week. 322 0519 after 6 p m. FA 2-8074 322-2420 322-7495 FHA - VA Stenstrom Realty 3 BEDROOM, 1 Balh CU Med allion Home. Chaim link fence, shallow well k pump, dishwaaher, draw drapei & heavy duty rods, Venetian 96. HouKen • Sale or Kent Wind*, Kitchen equipped, large landscaped lot. Down CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. Call e v • n 1n g a payment $1500. Call 3220148. 322 1597. SAVE A BUNDLE THREE B E D R O O M , Uk On thla older 3 Bedroom batlta, G. I, l/oan, large cur Home, garage anti work nnr lot, large shade Irce*. ahop. Dollar Saving price of 107 Tucker Drive, Sanford. $650u. Call now I Thla won't 322-2288. last! Stemper A gency Realtor Insuror-Trades 322-4981 1918 S. French Ave, NEW HOMES Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mar> Shown by appointment Ph. 322-3561. NORTH ORLANDO. I bed­ room, screened porch, nicely landscaped. 130 N. Cortez. 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, screen­ ed patio. Ph. 321-0.168. PIPING YOU ABOARD, LADS We have several new 3 Badroom, t Bath, flu ill in-range Homes available for incom­ ing Personnel that can be taught lor $400 Down, plus prepaid Items of approx. $75 at Closing of sale. If you can qualify we heve been author­ ized by the Builder to give you immediate possession oo a Honlal basis of $3 per day, payable Jo days in advance pending rioting of Bale* agreement. Monthly paymenu including Principle, Interest, Taxes and Insur­ ance will ta approximately $80 per month. Your total yearly earnings should be at least 84,500 with few out­ standing obligation* lo quali­ fy. (Pay grade E-3 will qualify). Phc builder will pay the CLOSING COST! YOUR X SHIPMATE, Seminole Realty I (Mi. Apart menlM for Rent Furn. Apt. 2300 utenonvBle. 2 St. Johns Realty SOUTHW ARD National REPOSSESSIONS, INC. IUIZ sankoui> avp- OPEN EVENINGS Phone ,322-4503 BEDROOM FURNISHED Apartment. Close in. Ph. '55 FORD, good body, good mechanical condition, Call 322-0173 days 322 0641 even 322 (646, Claude llarroll. inga. FURNISHED apartmenta, 6 120, Automotive Service blocks from downtown. $45, VW SPECIALIST Joo and $65 |k t monlh. WRIGHTS AUTO REPAIR Some utilities furnished. Ph. Foreign A Domestic 322 3041. S. Sanford Av*. Acron* from H.L.1I. 322-0247. ROSE COURT APARTMENTS 1 BR. Furnished Apt. 1st Floor, 3 BEDROOM, Uk Bath, cenNear Naval Base. 2015 San­ tral heat A air-conditioning, ford Ave. 668-4323. Florida Room, kitchen equip Senktrik GUt* and Paint ped plus dishwasher, clothe* Clean 4 Room*. 611 Park. Company wastar A dryer, drape*, W E L A K A APARTMENTS 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4622 wall tn-wall carpeting. Ik 114 W. Firil St. block from golf courw. COHEN RADIATOR STIOP $13,900, $750 Down, second 1-Room Efficiency apt. with Free inspection, estimate!, mortgage for balance of pvt. hath A shower, suitable pickup, delivery. •Recoring equity, $79 month. 323-0538. for couple or single person 4k repairs discounted. n iH E. 3rd. 322-1441 nr retired. All utilities In­ 97. limine* For Rent cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ Auto Glass, T*p* cated on 1st St., within 1 FURNISHED House. U rg e k See* Covers J block nf 2 freo parking lota fenced yard. 1107 W. 201h and ihuppmg center. In­ $75 month. 3220197. quire at Manuel Jacobaon WILL Share Home with BullDept. Store 211 E. First St. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 28031 ness Lady, near H i g h ALL WOnK GUARANTEED LARGE 2 Bedroom Apartment, School. Ph. 322 0644. furnished or unfurnished, 121. Scooter* & Cycles 2 BEDROOM nicely furnished $65. 1703 Magnolia, house. 322 6237. FURNISHED apartment, In­ WANTED. Vespa or Allstate Scooter la good condition. 3 I) KDll OOM Unfit rnI sited, quire 404 E 14th St., Apt. 323-1308. kitchen equipped. 203 Holly 7. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED AUTO GLASS SEAT COVER CO. Ave. $53. 322-8668. 2 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph 333-88*2. FURN. APT. Close in. 322-2800 12.1. Host* & Motor* FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Gateway To The waterway Cowan. 322 4013, Robson Sporting Goods LAKE MARY. 2 Bedroom, Your EV1NRUDE Dealer Florida room, fenced yard. 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, 304-6-8 E. lit. Ph. FA S-IH1 utilities Included. A d u l t * 322-1507. only. Lake Mary. 322-4961. 16' FIBRE GLASS Boat. 3 BEDROOM, lte Bath*, Good Trailer k 1964 80 HP Evia2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex neighborhood. C l o t * to rude, $1593. 332-3635. apt*. I4th Ave., Longwood schools and shopping center. 8 ini. from N.A.S. Ph. 621$85 month. 322 1810. 3299. F U R N I S H E D 2 Be.lr.Htm House. 2181 Palmetto, Ph. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. AircoodilioDod Bedroom. $85. Ill 322-0274. E. 8th., 322-4285. 1 BR. Furn. House. Ph. 668EFFICIENCY. $40. 811 Park 5122. 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Fla. 1 A 2 BEDROOM Apartments. $55 to |«5. Apply Apt. 7, room, k i t c h e n equipped, 404 E. 14th St. draperies. $135 mo. 322-5836 evenings. 322-7480 days. 115. A u I om For Sale 2 - BEDROOM, unfurnished, BARGAINS ON kitchen range, $75. 113 W. u s k d c a r s &. p a l a 's 19Ui St. after 3 p. m. *61 Ford, Real nice, $699 FURNISHED COTTAGE at 5 ’59 Ford, Re cond, motor, $399 Point*. $65 per monlh. Ph. ’57 Ford 2 Dr., at la, $99 322 1467. *51 Oldamobile, $59 Many others, Lots of Parts 2 Bedroom home, 817 Catalina. LAKE MONROE USED CARS k PARTS 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. BowFormerly Zuckerman’a man'a Trailer Court. 6684908. Ph. 322 8072 1M1 Park Avenue DUPLEX on S. Sanford, near FA 2-5233 anytime HAVE T R A IL E R Lake Jessup, on lot 150 x WILL TRADE NEW HOMES 200. Also room for trailer. A 50' Luxury Mobile Home, Available in Sanford area and Cash Talks! appraised at 85500. Will Longwood area (6 ml. So. on trade 81700 equity for 81000 IT-82). Ready for occupancy equity in acceptable 4 Bed­ $85.00 per mo. and up. room home In Sanford area. Sale* office. 802 Highland Ave. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 74. Kales Help Wanted Umgwood, Fla. 118 N. Park Ava. FA 1 6123 638-3911 Collect You can find anything you RENTALS ’57 PONTIAC 4-door hardtop, aatd advarUaad la tha Her­ Investment It Realty Furnished or Unfurnished A-l condition, nice car, good BART PILCHER, BROKER NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING ald Classified Ball Blair Agency IIS N. Park Ave. 323 8173 buy. $375 . 322-7690. Personal Service SALES — experienced pre­ Ph. 222 5641 218 S. Park Ave. Call 322-7498 *56 PACKARD Executive. AU ferred but not necessary, FHA • RESALES It Pays 2 A 3 Bedroom Houses equipment, 2 tone turquolae. Like new, 2 It 3 BEDROOM permanent position, 849 day NEW HOMES Payton Realty $395. Term*. 3229676. week, salary and bonus, MASONRY Homes. 1 A 2 West Fourth St. Junl off PerTo Use 322-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha paid vacation*, etc. Send Baths, Kitrhens Equipped. simmon. Salesman on pro­ 1956 F o n D Station Wagon, resume or apply to Ubb $100 Down, Payments leas perty, 4:00 to 7:00 p. m. 2 2-BEDROOM CB Itouiei radio and heater. ThunderThe H E R A L D Alexander, Sanford Herald. than rent. Monday- Wednesday- Friday. bird engine, 54,000 miles., Spare heater, kitchen equip­ 1 HEI.MLY REALTY Saturday It Sunday 1:00 to ped. Available now A Aug. $250 cash. Call after 3 p. m* W an t Ads. _ , Ph, 3 2 2 -m i__ 7.00 Vt JU« 322-4734. _ & i x M i-m Train for U. S. Civil Service RENT A BED tests. See oui ad under Edu­ Rol'away, Hospital A Baby cation-Instruction classifica­ Beds. tion. Lincoln Service. Es­ By Day, Week, or Month tablished 1948. Ph. FA 2-5181 111 W 1st St CARROL!'S FURNITURE 115. Auto* For Sale LAKEFHONT— New Home, 1 BR. fura, house, Lake Mary. 'St FORD. Good condition. Ph. No pel*, 322-3019, old brick exterior, .1 Bed­ 322-3165. room, 2 Baths, Family SEVERAL Outitanding 2 k 3 '55 Chevy 2 Door, Standard Room, Patio, Fully air-con­ Bedroom Homes available in TraosmlMlon, At rood. ditioned, all the extra*, In all Areas of Sanford. l « t us Clean. 8395. 322 7690. exclusive area. Show you Around 1 COUNTRY LIVING— I-ovcly. '57 FORD V-8, Auto. Trans., older home, 5 Bedrooms, 2 RAH, 4 Door, 2 Tone. Ex> Baths, Fireplace, Old brick cellent. Reasonable, lt'a juat good busines* to screened porch, plenty of 322-6202. check first with Sanford’a 1901 S. Park Are. room (Could keep a pony). largest H o m e Servicing FA 2-5232 anytime This you have to See! Agency. Fine Homes, Fairly Call 322-0375 lo *cc these. Priced. In all Sizes) EVERETT A. HARPER CRUMLEY-MONTE1TH, AGENCY • REALTOR INC. Legal Notice 55. Furniture Far Rale 97. H ouhca For R en t $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES Seminole Realty CLASSIFIED INDEX 51. Articles For Rent 95. House* For Sale RENTALS 24. Well Drilling 50. M lsc. F o r r a le Men-womeci, 16-32. Start high " Y o u m e a n y o u d o n 't h a v e a c l o s i n g - o u t s a l e b e f o r e DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop as $102 a week. Preparatory y o u g o h o m e fo r th e n ig h t 7 " WILL accept best reasonable eota, DeLand. ph. 734-1843. training u n t i l appointed olfer for 18 cu. ft. atainlcsa tioe, boarded. Animal Res­ Thousands of jobs open. Ex steel commercial refrigera­ cue Leafue. 1700 W. Mlnncperlenee usual! necessary. tor. Good running condition FREE information on Jobs, 1.1. Catering * Food Contact Dick Aiken or call salaries, requirement!. Write 322-6623. TODAY giving name, ad OKRA. 322-0113. I — l-oiil A F f u n il S I — s in n e r W in w d dress and phone. Lincoln | 2— IV n a Q h ilt • 1— F e v l n e i a . L o a n OWNER MUST SELL. '62 ( — n . a u t y (.'trs • 4— In s u r a n c e Service, Box 65, Sanford OKRA. PH. 323-6838. Model 21" Hhilco Consol* S— n » > S 'u r » * r i » a s — S c h o o ls a In s ir u c t l s n e 0— C h ild C a r * 7u — E m p lo y m e n t is r v lc e s TV, Solid Mahogany $75; Herald. BEEF FOR FREEZERS. Ph, * — O i-a s — C a t s — I ’s l s *1 — M a le llsl| i W s n t t d Almost new =?» Hollaway Bed ]0---1,1 V* At Of k i t — F s m s l s l l s l p W a n te d 322-1626. with innterspring mattress, 71. Male Help W'nnlcil 1 i : — H i.B ilal N o lli?«« 71 — M ete o r F r m a ls ll r l p t l — I'a t v r l u s H e lp W a n t e d | $20. See anytime at 7 Oaks 22. Plumbing 14— r i s e s * lo K a t 77 — S it u a t io n W a n te d Trailer Cl., Unit 10 in Rear, RELIABLE MARHIED MEN j 15— s life I a 1 S i r v l c o *1 — In c o m e r r o p t r t r 11— ll u t l lis s s P r o | l— Hste Ask for Mr. Dodd or Mr. to train aa Manager* of 1 1C— Nwtfii m i n i Portia ELDER SPRINGS 17— J a n it o r ia l Her v i e s * 3 — U r a l E a t nt# W a n t it l [ Parker. Eailern Oil Co. Service Sta­ PLUMBING I S — llo - lt - Y o u r s . lf I I — K i l l Eat Ate H a l* f 1»— llu lll. r • 0u|<pllM 17— ilu s l n s s s It e m s ! . tions. Apply either to East­ DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE Jo — C o n c re te C o n ilr . !U— t o il. F o r H air RCA Blonde Stereo. Records. ern OU oa W. 13th in San­ 322-7357 or 322-3125 21 — H u m * ID 'p a lr a * 1 — F a r m e — < lr n v t s Walnut cabinet; Slat bench; ford or oo SR 436 In Fern i : — I'lu m h l n e SI-— O u t o f K t s l s A u i h i s Recliner chair, maple dress­ » *— r s l n t l n * S i — H o u s e s F o r Hsto Park. 14— \v » ll O r l l l l n r I S — H o u s e s — H air o r K r i l l er It mirror. 322-8820. J j — A i r C onil. h l l r a t l n c S I — H o u se F o r K rn t DUMP DRIVERS Needed, 25 2K— It-ntlo T H t v U l o n 100 — U r . o r t K e illa le VOTIfK TO SlF.FHXt) GUNS. Buy, Sell, Trade, Re years or over. Apply Apt, 5, ZD— r t iu lo A i;.|Ul|innnt 1CU— T r a il e r s — C a b a n a s STATU OK FI.UIIIUA ; !0 — l l i x n * A iu d t s n r s i 101— M o b ile H o n ir s — H a ls TOi Jl-lvln Perk lira, whose sdpair. O S T E E N BRIDGE 116 W. 2nd. 322 9676. rtrees ta FISH CAMP. 11— li u v l n . * * F u u l p m r n l 104— T r a il e r H p sc e — K e n t nt. t. POSITION OPEN tor Sanford l o j — T r a il e r I^ r le — Hale S I — J o b P r ln l ln a Dorruri. (leorala man between 21-35 year* old 14— t lp h o ls t .r ir 101— A p a r t m e n t s F o r Ite n ! BILL'S BARGAIN BARN Tou will please tike notice S5— Y ;ic u iim C le a n e r * i n * — llo n m s F o r K e n t •ttuii you nr* hereby required as District Advisor with Out of 10,000 Items 17— M o v l n s e H t o i s s s 110— H o t s ! Ilo o m s to file your written defeneee, «>f Town Newspaper. Must 1300 Grapeville Ave. 111 — l l r n t s l A iie n te | IS — K it . r in ln a t o r . either prrsontllr or by an at41— P l a n t s — S lo w e r * — S t s d s 111 — W a u le d T.. U n it torney, on or before H-ptemhave High School Diploma lif t — A u to e F o r Hale SO— M is - . F o r H a l* tor 17th. ISM. at tha Office NORGE 15 cu ft. Refrigerator; k good car. Send brief re­ ! S I — A r t ic le s K n r U r o l 114— A iito» — Hale o r T r a d t o f tha Clerk of the Circuit High Chair and Baby Crib. 52 — H w ap n r ElfhiAtiffft 111— T r u i l r s F o r Sa le sume to P. 0. Box 895, San­ Court, at the County Court 323-0878. 120— A u to m n tlv # W o fv lft S I — W a n t e d T n ll u r lliuiit, In Sanford, Florida. ford. 131— tfcontera A G y c lfli I S — F u r n it u r e F i.r H»1e M i n i In m.ilt a coliy thereof to S I — A n l l u u r * F o r Hale l i t — ll o s l s A M o t o r s Karlyle flourholder, Attorney MOVING! Must sell, Frigi- MAN 21-46 for Insurance debit. 111— M a r in s H u iip llre S I — M o n e r T n l»>an •for 1'lalntlff. 1*. <>. Det «to, daire refrigerator, $75. Boat I I I — U u t ln M a u i u h i i lu n l ll. e Sanford area. Fla. res. 1 yr. Kan ford. Florida. In that rerwith sail, $30. Sea King 12 •aln dlvorra eult prndtns Salary k commission. Ph. aaalnat you In tha Circuit hp. motor, $35. Hoover floor 323 0813. Court of tha Ninth Judicial F r o m H r m ln o ls r . t u n t r washer, $35. 322-8711. Circuit of Florida, In and for ( D ia l Il lr s o t ) F r o m H a n fo rd K u id ia n s e WHITE MAINTENANCE Krmlnnle County, In Chancary, HEADY MIX CONCnKTE wherein Ihe relief anuiht le t Helper for permanent Cem­ decree nf divorce. An ahbrr* Patioa, Floor, Flee Estimalts etery employment. Age 30-35, via ltd title of Mid cause la 95. I I o u h c m For Sale 77. Situation Wnnled Thrlnia I’ rrklna. v* Melvin Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, tome gardening experience, J’erklne, and haretn fall not or sand, cement, rock, pipe, Oiklawn Memorial C a m- Executive's wife desire* per­ a decree pro eonfesso wilt ba Government Owned steel, grease traps, dry etery. For appointment rail entered asalnit you. manent position S a n f o r d Home* wells. Stepping stonei. WITNHHH my hand and «ff|. 322-4263. area. Full or part time. Will rial era) at Sanford. Seminole MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. County. Florida, thte 15th day consider any reapectable po­ 309 Elm Ave. 322 5731 COMPANY of Auiiuat, 1944. sition, limited offiec exper­ tatiAi.i EXPANDING Selection of 2, 3, ami 4 ience, have worked as pay­ Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr. AUGUST SPEC. Foam ice CAN You Sell? Do you want Bedrooms located tn various Clerk of the Circuit Court roll clerk. Hava automobile. chesta, 90 cents. Surplus te grow with a rapidly ex­ n ys Martha T. Vlhlen, sections of Sanford Available after Sept. 1st. City, 201 W. lit St. t>. C panding Company? If you Immnliate Delivery Karlyle lloushnlder Write Box 90, c /o Sanford are 21, neat, twnd able and MONTHLY PAYMENTS Attorney for Plaintiff For easy, quick carpet clean­ Herald. r II. Ho* M0 have car *ec Company HeFROM $5(1.00 ing rent Blue Lustre Elec­ Hanford, Fia. present stive, R o o m 203, ACCOUNTANT— Retired, 3 FOR THE BEST HOME tric Shampooer only $1 per P iih ll.h A uk 17. I I . 21 * Sept. Melsch Bldg. 9 a. m. Sharp! 7. 1PCI. BUY day. Carroll’* Furniture. day week or any light work, c n c - ia CLASSIFIEDS MARIE ......... ROUTEMAN for established SEE YOUR 8100 per month. Sanford* MITICK OF H IT Caa-velbcrry area preferred. laundry and dry cleaning T O I J. I l t ’H H E L L O O U l. D an d PRE-SCHOOL SAVINGS Write Box 91 Sanford Herald. M A R J O It m ta O O U l.D . route. Apply In person or hie w ife, a n d A R T H U R Complete stock of trade-ins, call lor appointment. Guar­ repair charge* A reposses­ t :O K I L D rAST, ACCURATE TYPING antee and commission. SemiTO U A N D E A C H O r TOU sed Zig Zags. 1—Singer elec­ m y h om e. 32Z-Z3S.1. a r e h e re b y n o tifie d that eult nole County Laundry. tric, 19.50. 1-White electric, h a a been co m m e n ce d a u a ln e l y o u In the C ir c u it C o u r t o f the $0.50. I — Western electric, 72. Female H elp Wanted Housework. 3220321 or 4209. N in t h J u d ic ia l C ir c u it o f the $8.50. I—New Home elec­ S ta t e o f F lo r id a In a n d for S e m in o le C o u n ty , the a b b r e v ia t ­ tric, $9.75. Dial Zig Zag, WOMAN, White, Age 25-35 to DAYS WORK, experienced, re­ ed title o f w h ic h la: ferences. 322-1441. $28.70. 1963 Singer in con­ operate open-type washing DO RCH ESTER AA V 1 N O B sole, Zig Zaga and makes machines A other laundry B A S I L ate.. P la in t iff. buttonholes, $121.13. Greychores. Joe'e Laundry A 82. liuainaaa Prop. • Bala - vabar electric, pay repair Dry Cleaner*, 2507 Sanford ACE BEAUTY SALON. Coat J H U S S K I. I. f l O U L D a n d N A 1 IJ H R IK L. O O U l.D . hte w ife, Ave, charge* of $11.50. Used of equipment. Ph. 322 4013. a n d A U T H U I l E G K 1 1.1 >, Singer cabinet, $14. Used tie fa n d e n la SUPPLEMENT INCOME! Office: 322 3118 Singer cabinet, $9.50. Atlas la cheacarr No. UM1. 87. Buslneae Rentals T h e n a tu re of th la euld ta Nights: 323-0700 Select-o-malic Zig Zag, sold Need ladle*, 38 >68, with or a fo re c lo su re a f th a t c e rta in without car for Survey work Fo r LEASE—service Station. 322 0648 new $299, pay balance of m n r ia a a e fro m eald d e fe n d a n la 4 hours, 5 days per week to p la in t iff, da te d Feb. 2524 Park Drive Good location. Good pro­ $147, $2.40 wreak. Cash or ru a ry S. IS SS , and re ­ No selling. 81.25 to 11.50 pes ducts. Good treatment. Ph. terms. Sew now and save. c o rd e d F e b r u a r y I, 1*15 In O f ­ hour. Sec Company Rep re LARGE HOME locally 322-4342, or apply to Sanford Sewing Center, 204 fic ia l K e c o rd a B o o k J»5 P * f * aeotaUve 9 a. m. Sharp, 27 o f tha P u b llO R e co rd a of S. Park. 322-MU. the PURE OIL COMPANY. JOB E. 10th St Ideal tor large S e m ln o U C o u n ty . F lo rid a , anRoom 208, Ms itch Bldg., 224 family looking tor lota of c u m b e r in g th a t c e rta in piece E. 1st St. NOTICE I {Ml. I-ol* For Bate o r parcel of p r o p e rty located, floor apace. 4 Bedrooms, 2 attuate, and b e in g In aald We want a responsible party Baths, Florida Room, Din­ W T E D . MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. C o u n t y am t State, t o -w lt: to assume 6 payments of BABYSITTER ing room, corner location. l.ot III. SAN 4, A N T A. Every other night. 2 child­ 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. $7.33 on Zig Zag Sewing ma­ T H I R D S E C T I O N , a c co rd All for only $8800. Term* ren. 322-4535. I n * to p lat th e re o f aa r e ­ Scott Ave. Will consider chine. In excellent condition. caa ba arranged. c o rd e d In P la t B o o k IS. reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ Doe# fancy A decorative stit­ 7.1. Male or Female Help p i s e 71. P u b lic R e co rd e of ROBERT A. WILLIAMS S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a . son, Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 323ches, m a k e s buttonholes, E A C H O F Y O U IF R E l i U l l t Realtor 0238. sews on buttons, etc, Ph. K D to file y o u r anew er or Raymond Lundquiat, Aaaa. Credit Mgr., 322-8027. o t h e r w rit te n d e fe n se * to the LOOKING FOR 95. Houses Fur Sal* C o m p la in t w ith the C le r k o f the FA 3 3881 Atlantic Beak Bldg. SECURE JOB? c ir c u it C o u rt of S e m in o le C o u n t / . F lo r id a . In title p r o ­ c e e d in g a n d to se rv e a co p y th e re o f u p o n the p la ln tlffe A tto rn e y a, w h o se nam ee and a d d rra e are h e re in a fte r aet fo rth , ae re q u ire d b y law . not la te r th a n the 17th d a y of S e p te m b e r I »«4. In d e fa u lt th e re o f the cauee w ill proceed ex pa rte u p o n the e n tr y of e D e c re e P r o C onfeeeo e a a ln e t you. W I T N E S S m y h a n d and llie o f f ic ia l eeal of M i d C o u r t In S i m inute C o u n ty , F lo r id a , thie tsth d e r of A u t u e t m i . ( I E A lei A r t h u r II. B e c k w it h . Jr. C le r k o f the C irc u it C o u rt Sly: M a r t h a T. V th le o D e p u t y C le r k H E A IID A D R O R ID i. E T A N D L E W IB A t t o r n e y s fo r P la in t if f «n N o rt h C o u r t Stre e t F o a l n f f lc a f lu * S I M D rta n ilo , F lo r id a P u ld l - h A u g 17, I I , I I A Sept *7. la st. 93. Iloiiaea For Sale .SOLD! 442 MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES at >na M no (vondtr wtwn these quality homss sr* pdcid s* lov— $7,790. ta 118,350. with as little as 1240. d m ■nf $4917 monthtyl Drive out today. Soo replica af World's Fair Housal Fra* rida on rlvarbost, “Daltone QiMtiT'l Taka Intarttsta 14 — ailt it Dalsiy Exdiwp. CALL l« B -4 4 5 « MACKLC 1 8 0 1 , DIVItlOtL vmi oiltons coaeeaaTiesr I * �• Mon. • Tues. • Wed. Sanford Canal Could Serve Cape Well By Julian Stenitrom Aioclatc Editor The day may not be too far away when many of the apace vehicles fired from Cape Kennedy may be tram- Otrr Dnttforh Stralh Page 12— Aug. 24, 19G4 Lake Mary Teachers Assigned to ‘ ! If Floyd C. rtlcharcU, princi­ pal nf the Lake Mary Ele­ mentary School announred to­ day that teachers have been assigned to their irradri and rooms for the 1964-65 school year. Pupils have been notified o f the room to which they ere to report, hut have not known the name* of their teachers, Rirhards said. Grade*, rooms and teachers ere e i follows; First grad* — Room 401, Mrs. Jo Robblltt; 402, Mrs. Geneva Cochran; 402, Mrs. Margaret Reynolds; 404, Mrs, Joyce Roberts. Second *rada — Room 101, Mrs. Irma Craig; 102, Mrs, Faye Stataon; 108, Mra. Mary Taylor; 114, Hra. A Ilea Hook. Third grade — Room 405, Mra. Mary Hornsby; 805, Mrs. Martha Smith; S04, Mra. Margaret Mangre; 803, Mias Frances Cobh. Fourth grade — Room 802, Mrs. Carrie Frye; 801, Mra Barbara Hartwig; 505, Miss Mary Maxwell; 504, Sira. Marion Rymsn. Fifth grade — Room 601, David Sawyer; 002, Mrs. Mildred Lind; 603, Mrs. Helen Bagley; 115, Mrs. Edna Hum­ phrey (Bth and flthl. Sixth grade — Room 501, Mrs. Mary Sewell; 502, Mrs. Helen Richey; 503, Stanley Pierce. The Lake Mary School dis­ trict Includes Loch Arbor, L i t t l e Venire, Greenbrier, Psrk Ridge, Sunland, Coun­ try Club Heights end the Leke Mery eree. Any children living In these ereas who have not previous­ ly registered with the school ere etked to cheek with the echool office Tuesday between the hours o f fl a m. and 2:30 p.m, In order that room as­ signments can he made as ■onn at possible, Richards re­ quested. There will be a full day o f school slatting August 81, with the lunchroom In oper­ ation and hnses following last year’s schedule, Richards said. ported to the launching pad by specially • built barges which will ply the St. Johns River through Lake Monroe and thence to Titusville via the Sanford - Titusville Cans) The idea of shipping space vehicles by connecting water ways Is nothing new. The facet is they arc now being transported via water and specially constructed barges. But the ides of utilizing the St. Johns and the proposed Sanford - Titusville Canal is a probability. For example, the present route from Huntsville, Ala., to Cape Kennedy is 2,261 miles of water via the Tennes­ see River, the Mississippi, the Gulf of Mcxicn, the Atlantic and the Intracoastal Water­ way from Fort Pierce to the Cape. With the completion of the Tennessee - Tombigboo Wa­ terway, using the sea route from Mobile to the Cape the distance would be some 1,* 417 miles — or 844 miles shor­ ter than the present route. When the Cross Florida Barge Canal Is romplctrd. and using connecting water­ ways such as the St. Johns and Ihe Sanfbrd-Tltusvllle canal, mileage to the Cape would be reduced to a mere 963 miles. Further, movement of apace vehicles from New Orleans to the Cape, now a lolal of 1,016 miles, would be reduced by Florida’s connecting water­ ways In only #M miles. The completion of Ihe St. Johns • Indian River Canal would put Sanford on the main street of America’s enlire inland waterway system. For example, from Sanford this city would be connerted by direct waterway route to Savannah, Charleston, Wil­ mington, Norfolk, Baltimore, Trenton, New York and Bos­ ton as well as Port St. Joe, Pansms City, Pensacola, Mo­ bile, New Orleans, Beaumont and Houston. Also, Sanford — and this Is what makes the canal, the port terminal and even the proposed marina so important —would be directly connected with such inland rilics as Co­ lumbus, Ga., Birmingham, Huntsville, Vicksburg, Nat­ chez, Baton Rouge, Lake Charles, Little Rock, Mem­ phis, Nashville, Knoxville, Louisville, Evansville, Cincin­ nati. Pilshurgh, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Sioux City ind even Minneapolis and St. Paul. To boll K down, Sanford would be on the main inland waterways consisting of 23. 000 miles and connecting 29 states. Does Sanford need the St. Johns • Indian River Canal T Does It need a port facility? Does it need a marina? If It wsnts to become the m sfor center of Inland tram portation for Central Flori­ da's 18 counties, it does. If It wants to attract indus­ try to Sanford and Central Florida, it does. If U wants to serve the na­ tion In time of national emer­ gency, It does. SPECIALS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 25th & PARK, SANFO RD “ M U E L L E R ’S” “M A X W E L L H O USE” ELBOW MACARONI INSTANT COFFEE 8 OZ. P K G . 6 OZ. JAR Limit: 3 With Your $3 Or .More Food Order Please Limit On* With Your 83 Or More Food Order Pleas* See Our Wide Selection Of R E C L IN IN G C H A IR S For Your Leisure Hours Everyone deserves Ihe comfort nf one o f our chnlrn. In many colons nnd fnhricM. PRICES START AT ‘38 “STOKELY” EASY TERM S PILLSBU R Y TO M ATO SAUCE BISCUITS Ask for FREE ADMISSION TICKETS To The American Pavillion of Interiors, WORLD'S FAIR. No Charge 8 OZ. — O P E N F R ID A Y E V E N IN G S ROBERT II. FETH of Atom Vis In celebrated his 87th birthday last week at the DoBary Mnnor. Many friends from DoBary culled to ex­ tend their warm greetings. MATHER 8 OZ, CAN CAN of Sanford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. tut ST. 322-0983 Limit: 3 With Your 33 Or More Food Order Please “ M R . G” F R O ZE N “ A R M O U R STAR ” FRENCH FRIES Which o f these are the best tools for washing dishes? ALL M EAT! WIENERS 12 OZ. PK G . 9 OZ. PKG. ® Limit 2 With Your 83 Or Mora Food Order Pleas* Adult Courses “ M O U N T A IN G R O W N ” V IN E R IP E ! To Be Offered TOMATOES At Lyman i i ** i : •J Adult elnsiiei In bookkeep­ ing, business English, type­ writing and U. H. History, and shorthand If demand Is sufficient, will be offered at Lyman High Reboot beginning Rept. R when an organisation­ al meeting for those Inter­ ested in enrolling ia scheduled for 7 p.m. Classes will be held from 6:30 until 9:30 p.m. each Mon­ day and Turiday. Instructors will be Rnger Harris and Mr*. Evelyn lloberg. Regi­ stration fee will be 12 and booka will be sold to students at cost. Information en these and ether courses available may be bed by contacting E, R. Douglass, director o f voca­ tional and adult education, School Administration Build­ ing, Sanford, er calling 3224165. I Seminole Group A t Citrus Meet I i Y\ Severe] persons from Sem loole County atended the an nual Citrus Institute at Ca;np McQusrrle end which has ended a three-day program. Citrus leaders f r o m throughout the state heard many talks of interest. At­ tending from Seminole were: Mrs. Henry Simpson, Col. Paul Bissell, Curtis Green, Fred Bistiine, Jack Schirard, Carl Lind, Archie Coleman, Venancio Adrlstico and fam­ ily, Bob Simmini, Ernest Lundberg, Myrtle Wilson, E. fU. Zimmerman, S. O. Chase oad Robert Enochs, “ REG. SIZE” M0DESS PK G . OF 12 None of ’em. ^Certainly not No. 1—it should never be plunged Into hot; greasy dishwater. Nos. 2 to 10? Throw ’em away. Then: A. Drop food waste Into an electric waste disposer. B. Put dirty dishes, pots and pans into an automatic electric dishwasher. C. Go spend some tim e with your family. • Reddy Kilowatt will scrub, wash, sanitize and dry your dishes far better, easier and cheaper than you ever could using hands and other obsolete dishwashing “tools”. And with the new low electric rates, he'll do it at little or no extra cost. See your electric appliance dealer or plumbing contractor today. JUM BO H0NEYDEWS S A V E 20c SOAKY EXTRA “ Morton’*” Honey Buns a n o*. pvg*. W. Scolt Burns, Mgr. 207 Magnolia Avc. A J A X . . . . . . . . reg.pkg. 29c “ UUUIILE BATH" Purchase Of FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY . . . . 6 oz. jar 55c VEL ....... 12 oz. bll. 35c With Thia I Coupon A Tha at* N O W CHEAPER TH AN EVER OLIVES "FLOOR ft WALL CLEANER" "LIQUID DETERGENT" 50 •iUti “ GRANDEE-* GOLD BOND STAM PS 54c 1Coupon aood at yonr Thriftway" Only Thru Wed., August 28 0 EXTRA GOLD BOND With This |Coupon ft Tht Purchase Of •’Birdseye" Small Limas STAM PS I 10 Oz. f'kfs. 57c Coupon goad at yonr Thriftway" ( Only Thru Wad., August 24 . . . 10 oz. each 69c 50 EXTRA With This I Coupon ft The Purchase Of Each Pkg. o r FRY Kit LEGS, GOLD BOND STA M PS THIGHS, BREASTS Coupon good at your “Thriftway* | Only Thru Wed., August 26 �Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of Am erica’* 3h? itrntlb 3 Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Generally fair through Wednesday except for occasional showers: high today 00-95; low tonight in 70s. C i O c* Lions District Governor, Claude Locke has called a ca ­ binet meting of District 35 0 for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Leesburg Community Build­ ing. Forty-six clubs from as many Central Florida cities make up the district. There are seven districts o( Lions International in Florida. • • “VOL. 56 United Tress Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 19(54 SANFOKl), FLORIDA NO. 203 N o Tax Increase For Fourth. Straight Year 1964-65 City Budget Completed • Qualified men who have ser­ ved as enlisted men or offi­ cers in any branch of the Ar­ med Forces join the U. S. Coast Guard Reserve in the pay grade they held at the time of their discharge. Dur­ ing the enlistment term, which may be three, four or six years, attend weekly drill meetings in their hometown. Once a year they devote two The Sanford-Scminole Jayweeks to training away from cees are all set for their four­ borne. teenth annual Fishing Rodeo • • • Wednesday at Lake Carola in Moonshine liquor still seiz­ Ft. Mellon i’ ark, 2 to 4 p. m., ures by the Florida State Jaycco President Clyde Long, Beverage Department contin­ said today. ued its o n ca d a y t r e n d Chairman Jim Rowe and his throughout the state, while crew have rigged poles with tax collections continued to hooks, lines and sinkers. The mount steadily. This report bait will be furnished by the was made today by Beverage Seminole County Sportsman's Director Richard B. Keating Association. on his department's activities Rowe said that the child­ for July. Agents destroyed 31 ren will be divided into the illegal whiskey stills during following age groups, one to the 31-day period, poured out three years, four to six years 12,275 gallons of fermenting and seven to nine years. Con­ mash and 1,283 gallons of testants will not be allowed to moonshine. The month's total use rods ami reels. All poles collections reached $10,093,007- will be provided by the Jay.45, foran increase of 3 67 cees. per cent over the same period The Jaycee Wives will have a year ago. some of their members in at­ • • • tendance to help register the More young drivers arc children. Refreshments will be sitting behind the wheel to­ served following the event to day than ever before and the tired young Issae Waltons. they've been piling up an ac­ Prizes will be given for the cident and death rate nearly largest fish caught, smallest double the average for the fish and the most fish. entire U. S. population, acording to statistics compiled by the National Safety Council. This is the grim picture the 4-11 automotive clubs arc try­ ing to change. In an atempt to educate club members in safe and sane driving habits, Casselberry's Town Council interested groups are pooling Monday night established a their knowledge and resour­ Joint committee to study ways ces. The Firestone Tire £ and means of providing a more Rubber Company sponsors the adequate youth center. program nationally. A year and a half ago a • • • youth program was establish­ Bill Vincent Sr. has two old- ed and since that time about rr homes in the immediate $10,000 has been expended to Sanford area he'd like to nom­ provide facilities and enter­ inate for the title of oldest tainment. However, the pre­ home. He says one is the old sent facility can no longer Dr. Carwell home off Mcllon- adequately serve the present villo Avenue and the other a needs, offirials reported. Mayor Owen Anstey named two slory home at Third and Oak. He believes the Carwell Mr. and Mrs. Don Mount, Mrs. residence was built in the David McCoy and Mrs. Victor 1870's and the other place a- Iirandcs to serve with mem­ bers of the recreation com ­ bout the same time. • ■ • mittee, Mr. and Mrs. James Here's something to think Hirkenmcyer, Mrs. Louis Coty, about: In the seven county Larry Miller and Councilman area making up the East Cen­ Art Lego. During the Council's meet­ tral Florida Dunning Council, two-thirds of all homes arc ing Aug. 10, Councilman Lego FHA approved. Iliat's just reported that certain property one of ths maze of statistics and buildings suitable for a youth center and possibly other gathered by council members municipal otficej was avail­ as they gird for the explo­ able for purchase. The Council sive growth In the area. agreed to look into the situa­ tion. However, at last night's night's meeting Lego reported that the property had been pur­ chased by the VFW post In Casselberry. Asked why the rush for ob taining a new center. Mayor The Sanford Fire Depart­ Anstey declared that "I t ’s ment answered four calls last time now to do something." The Council also Instructed night and this morning, but dnmnge in all four instances Attorney Ken McIntosh to prepare a budget ordinance; was negligible. Herman Joyce, The first wns at 16th Street authorized and Southwest Road at 11:48 road department head, to rent p.m. last night, which proved a dragline for six days at a cost of $60 per day; ami the to be a false alarm. At 9:56 a.m. a defective nomination of Arthur Ham­ mond by Mayor Anstey to fill light fixture at 201 South an unexspired term on the Elm in the cffices o f Credit Zoning Board was ratified by Adjustment Service did no the Council. damage. The building is owned by II. L. Foley. A coffee pot boiled over Driver Charged A motorist Identified by and caused a smoke scare at 2808 Central Drive at 10:30 police as Zeke Southward was this morning. The residence charged with driving while in­ is owned by Charles Collins. toxicated and failure to have Small damage was done to his vehicle under control late the building and contents o f Monday night after his rsr a dwelling at 214 East 18th collided with one owned by G. Street, owned and occupied by R. Pierson of 4(8 S. Summer­ Bill J . ^ billey. The blaze wee lin Are. Police said the mishap caused \ ay children playing occurred near 450 Elliott Ave. Commission Holds Line On Finances Fishing Rodeo All Set: Hook, Line, Sinker Larger Youth Center Sought Firemen Answer Four Alarms with a cigaret lighter. Holley Reports TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - R e ­ publican gubernatorial nomi­ nee Charles Holley reported to the secretary of state Monday that he haa received campaign contributions of $<8,256 and ,cnt $15,687. Held In AHHauIt A charge of assault with a deadly weapon was lodged against a woman identified by police as Pauline Moore fol­ lowing a cutting of Eva Mac Collier at 406 W. 11th St. late Wednesday afternoon. The vic­ tim was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital, police said. NEW SANFORD INDUSTRY will be In operation nt thin nitc nnd will b* known ns tbe American Hickory Co., dcnlini; in resin nnd hickory pro­ ducts. The property wns owned by the Atlantic Const Line Rnilrond Com­ pany nnd wns made nvnilnblc to James H. McLcmore o f Orlando, owner o f the company. Checking plans above are, from left, Scott Burns, Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce Industrial Committee chnirmnn; McLetnoro, LeRoy C. Robb whose construction firm will ready the premises; and W. T. liensloy, commercial ni*cnt for tlie ACL Railroad. New Plant To Begii BRIEFS Operations Monday Talks Halt m w A ... Sanford City Commissioners, holding the line against tax Increases Monday requested City Attorney William Hutch­ ison to prepare the ordinance for adoption of the 1904-65 bud­ DETROIT (U l’ l) — Auto get, which is sot at $1,291,863. negotiators were at a stand­ "This is the fourth success­ still today awaiting selection ive year that wc have manag­ of a strike target by the Uni­ ed to work out a satisfactory ted Auto Worker* Union. budget without raising taxes or falling into deficit (inane ing," City Manager W. E. MIAMI t u r n — Newly ar­ Knowles said. rived Cuban refugee* in Mi­ Commissioner Karl Higgin­ ami say that live Fidel Castro botham commended the city regime is building a deadly manager for hts preparation new patrol vessel designed to of the budget saying that "this j search out defectors fleeing is the best budget I have seen from his Communist regime. in the 12 years t have boon (>n tlie Commission." Noting that “ we Just don't WASHINGTON (U l’ l) — have the money," tlie commis­ Tlie Transport Workers Union sion loft the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce appro­ (TWU) struck Pan American World Airways early today, priation at tlie budgeted $10,closing down the U. S. opera­ ooo, and made no appropria­ tions of the glolie • girdling tion for the Sanford Chamber. airline. "W e'll try to help them out of contingency, U we can," commissioners said. TENANT.!) DEL VALLE, Included in the budget is a twin percent across-the-board Mexico (UPI) — A fireworksraise for all city employes, in­ anil-gas explosion in tlie near­ creases of $8,400 for the police by village of Atlntlahuca kill­ department and $8,000 for the ed at least 37 persons Mon­ fir* department. Most of th« day night and injured mure extra money in the police ,than 40, it was reported today. get will go to pay the of two more men; and the fire WASHINGTON (U PI) department increase will pay for air-conditioning installa­ The drug firm of Wallace & Tiernan, Inc., of Belleville, tion. Tlie City Library will also 1>c N. J , and two of its former air-conditioned, with an in* officials have liccn indlrted rreasc of $1,000 in that budget by a federal grand Jury for keeping silent alxiut a product item. Savings of nearly $20,000 linked with three deaths. were effected by the city man­ ager hy combining the Parks WASHINGTON (C PI) Division and the Cemetery Division under one supervisor, An Interstate Commerce Com­ after the retirement of the mission ICC examiner lias Cemetery Division supervisor, recommended approval of a anil eliminating overlaps in proposed merger of five Wes­ tern railroads, a move that personnel. Total timlgrt expenditures would create the largest rail for 1963 64 were $1,296,700. system In the United -Slates. This year's anticipated budget is set at $1,291,863, CHICAGO (UPI) The week-long market rebellion of the National Farmers Organ­ ization (N F o) pushed ou tlieNEW YORK (DIM) - Aty. hoof livestock prices to their Gen. Itoliert F. Kennedy, arm­ highest levels ill montiis today ed with the barking of most and sparked charges of vio­ state Democratic lenders, an- lence and vandalism through­ notinrrd today lie will seek out the Mill west. tlie New York democratic sen­ e atorial nomination. Krnnrdy said he had talked WASHINGTON (UPI) — to Democratic and liberal par­ A Federal Trade Commission ty leaders in the state during (FTC) examiner aays the liie past few weeks about be­ world's largest bubble gum coming a candidate and add­ manufacturer, Topps Chewing Gum, Inr., is illegally monop­ ed: "I deeply appreciate their olizing tho baseball player encouragement and their sup­ card industry "contrary to port, particularly that of May­ the publie policy of tlie Uni­ ted States." or Robert F. Wagner. lly Harry I. Johnson Managing Editor The Sanford area’s newest business — t h o American Hickory Company — will be Now Castro Boat GOODBYE LITTER FISHES. Fishes now swimming merrily in Lake Carola in Fort Mellon I’ark will have a hard time Wednesday escaping {>00 or more hooks, on cane polos held by eager youngsters nt the Jaycee Annual Fishing Rodeo. Lines and |voles are being prepared by Chairman Jim Howe, Frank Finch, Jim Smith and President Clyde Long. All Delegates May Have To Sign Loyalty Oath ATLANTIC CITY (tHM) Georgia Gov. Carl Sanders said today a move is afoot to require now loyalty pledges of all Democratic National Convention delegates in a bid to pacify dissident Alabama delegates. "It would keep (Alabama G w . George) Wallace from getting what he wants — to pul all of the (Alabama) peo­ ple out of here," Sanders said. Alabama delegates are risk­ ing ouster from the conven­ tion by refusing to sign new loyalty oaths being required by the credentials committee became the state's electors are not pledged to support the party nominee for president. Wallace once was to havei been a favorite son nominee of the Alabama delegation but bowed out when the Republi­ cans nominate-! Sen Harr;* (ioldwatcr, also a conserva­ tive. The Alabama delegates who refused to sign the new oaths said they resented being sing­ led out with the demand for added loyalty assurances since this was not being re quired of delegates f r o m other states. "W e felt that if the entire ronvrnlion made a new com­ mitment they would not feel discriminated against," San­ ders said. I’ icrro I’ clhain, Alabama member of the convention platform committee, was un­ derstood to have mentioned tho plan to several fellow del­ egates who refused to kavo thfjr soils they were askod to stand'ante tempor­ arily until their statue conld bo seated. There was no Immediate word how many delegates would be willing to sign a new loyalty oath if all other del­ egates were required to. There was speculation that many of llie non-signers want­ ed to be thrown out of tlso convention. Several Alabama delegates said last night that they arri­ ved expecting to l>c thrown out immediately and had plan­ ned (o return to Alabama without further argument. Casselberry Rejects Bid Airline Struck Blast Kills 10 Dm # Firm Cited Merger Approved Meat Prices Up RFK Annnounccs For Theatre - Restaurant Casselberry will not have a Bavarian-type theater-res­ taurant. After the Town Council turn­ ed down a request by Mr. and Mrs. George Rackcnsperger, owners of property on Lake Concord, for the land to be rezoned from A-l to C-l, the former owner of tho national franchise for Frostie Root Ili-er, said he would sot up his establishment in Winter Park. Tlie Rackcnspergera pur­ chased the property several months ago and immediately asked llie zoning board to ap­ prove the change and grant a use permit. The zoning agen cy approved and sent it to the Town Council three months ago. After several delays, the board acted list night in an Reapportioning Issue Debated Whether the County Com­ missioners should adopt a re­ solution directed to Florida'! congressional delegation to lend its support to a measure to limit the Supreme Court's power on matters pertaining to apportionment was tabled to­ day. The discussion, however, did lead to an exchange of opin­ ions between Chairman James P. Avery and Grn. J. C. Hut­ chison. "I agree that the Supreme Court's authority in this area should be curbed. However,” Avery added, "1 personally can't see anything wrong with equal representation." His remarks brought Gen. Hutchison to observe; "Under such a plan it's possible that the five large counties in the state should control the other 62 counties." i "Tlie pork choppers." Av­ ery countered, "have been in control of state politics as long as 1 can remember. Take a look at llie beautiful four lane highways through tlie smaller counties and compare them with the congested two-lane thoroughfares in the larger countie*." "I agree," aaid the General "that the Supreme Court should not be a legislative body, but we should remember that Seminole, being a small county, could be among the pork choppers but we would not be among the five larger counties." "I concur with the resolu­ tion," said Avery. "I do. too," said the Gen­ eral. "But I'll withdraw my motion that we adopt it ao we can let our attorney look into it and report to us at our next meeting." indirect way when Councilman Art Lego's motion to arcept the zoning Ixiaid's recommen­ dation died for lack of a se­ cond. The Kackenspcrgers planned a theater-restaurant which would scat from !5u to 200 (or theater presentations and as many as 25u for banquets. Rackcnsperger told tlie Coun­ cil he planned to put from $50,000 to $100,000 into the pro­ ject. Several Casselberry citizens objected to tlie rezoning but none resided within 500 feet of the property. However,, a host of persons, including a a group from the Young Wo­ men’s Club of South Seminole, s|>oke in favor of the res­ taurant, primarily because of plans for little theater produc lions. Councilman C. L. Overman stated that "W e have seven establishments already licens­ ed to serve liquor and it seems tint the only people who want to come Into Cassellierry want to serve alcoholic beverages." Following the meeting. Coun­ cilman L. E. Wood hams said he failed to act in favor of the restaurant because "I'm not in favor of permitting com ­ mercial zoning in residential areas." Councilman George Howard explained his position by de­ claring. "We have more beer licenses now than the town should have and I'll never stand atin to let Casselberry be made into a little white way." Bid>1)1 Bursts Cleo Slaps Cuba's Southeastern Coast KINGSTON, Jamaica (UPI) —Killer hurricane Cleo claw­ ed the southeastern Cuban coast today with 1110 mile an hour winds and sent farmera fleeing into tlie Orlcnte Moun­ tains. The storm, which claimed 14 lives in seeping across Guadeloupe Saturday, chalk­ ed up another victim in Cuba early today. Havana authori­ ties reported one man drown­ ed and three rescued when their boat overturned at El Santo, Orirnte. As Cleo veered slightly away from Jamaica during the night and headed toward the Cape Cruz Peninsula, Cuban authorities rushed military ve­ hicles to Orirnte and Camaguey Provinces to evacuate peasant families from low J>- Ing area*. Teams of doctors and nurses were flown from Havana lu the threatened loutlieastcrn pnrvince*. At II a m. ( KST) the Miami weather bureau located the hurlcanc'a center almost on the south Cuban coast, about 125 miles south - southeast of Camagucy, near latitude 19 8 north, longitude 77.0 west. Tlie weather bureau said the storm center was moving toward the west • northwest at about 12 miles an hour. Gales fanned outward 150 miles to the north of the center and 100 mile* to Uie south. The big U. S. Navy base at Guantanamo Hay, Cuba, ap­ parently escaped damage. Highest winds reported there were gusts up to 40 miles an hour. MRS. MARY HARKEY Mrs. Harkey To Hold The Fort Mr*. Mary Ilarkcy, secre­ tary to W. E. Knowles, city manager, will assume the post of aetlng city manager Wednesday and Thursday. Tin* iimmial situation, the first time In the history of Sanford that a woman has been In complete charge of the city, has liccn brought about by the fact that Mayor A. I,. Wilson, City Manugcr Knowles and Finance Director Henry Tamm will all be in New York for two days to sign the bonds for tlie $788,otH) water development *>stem. City Commissioners voted unanimously to put Mrs. Har­ key in rliargu anil expressed their faith in her ability to assume the responsibility dur­ ing the absence of the Mayor ami City Manager. Mr*. Harkey ha* endured a great deal of good - natured kidding about what she might do while in eiiarge, but com ­ missioners e x p r e s s e d no doubt* Dint Use job would lie "well done." Mrs. Harkey has liccn sec­ retary to Knowles for the past ten years. Knowles, Tamm and Mayor Wilson will leave by plane early Wednes­ day fur New York City, re­ turning to their duties Friday. in operation next Monday with a staff o f It workers. The firm has purchased an Atlantic Coast Lina building o ff Grnprville Avenua and west o f Sanford. The deal wns completed Monday and, according to the firm owner, James H. McLemorn of Or­ lando, the production schedule will begin Monday. The compnny will deal with resin nnd hickory products, tnkciiig advantage of the In­ creasingly populnr hickory products used at most homn barbecue site*. The business Is locate.! on « tract o f lnmi 180 feet by 200 feet in size nnd a quonsek typo structure meniuring 40 feet by 60 feet will house th* equipment. It li located on nn ACL Railroad aiding. McLcmore lays he has or­ ders now for prompt delivery and the preparation* will b* expedited on the building. LeRoy C. Rcbb of the con­ struction company bearing bis nnma has bora retained by Mel/cmore to prepare tha building for the work. Seminole County Chamber of Cununerre officials, headed liy Scot Hums, industrial committee chairman, hailed tho new firm as a "break­ through” in getting other in­ dustry located in that section. Rums and other Chamber offielnls inspected the pro­ perty yesterday afternoon and noted the minimum a mount of rehabilitation which wilt have to be don* in order for Uio firm to begin o p e r illin g . Mclu-more said he wilt have 11 employe* on the alt* by next Monday with moat of the applicants b e i n g screened by tha Florida 8tat* Employment Service with tho final selection o f em­ ployes bring insde by him. Herald Index Abhy Pag* f Bridge ...... Page T Classified .......... Page 10-11 Comics . 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M a n ia * W onhl* __ lt:4 l a. ak E v e n k * Worship _ T:*e p, ak T M 4 P ray er Sarvtaa t i l l P m. FAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highw ay «• Waal M ania R ahy ------- Ev*n*ellat BJbla Ctaa* —----- li:M a. ak M a n ia * w a ra h ip — (J:*a a. ak E v e n k * W arship — 1 :0 * p ak HIM* claaaaa Wad. M Ttl* p. ak Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH SIM A Or tan* a O rtra Hwy. 11.11) ■an for A Florida 4 llt-tlll T ha Ro». J. O ordoa P a a r y , P aatar Sunday School _ _ 1:11 a. m. M orals* W arablp — lltM a. m. Communion—F lra t Sunday I* Each Month H ladarpnrtaa an d Raraary S ! l i f t FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIRNTiST M l Kaat Sanaad S tr a it Sunday S a n k a A Sunday S a b a o l-----M:M a at. lu h jacl! "MatUr** W ednesday N am e* - « i * * p . n h R tadln* Roomi l i t B. F lriL W orkday!! 1*:S* a. m. - t:t* p. m. F rid ay E v a sio n 1:10- i~ B r e a k s W anfclp - TUI p. ak Wad. Offlaara A Teacher* M a a U a * ----- ■— H I* P **• ELDER •PRIROS BAPTIST Old O rlaada RA a t Haatar Ava R Hamilton O rlttla — P a iia r Sunday School — l i t ! a ak M a n ia s W arablp — 11:1* fc m. T ra la la i U a k a — l i l t p. *• RyastBs W arablp - li t * P “ ■ OAKLAWH BAPTIST CHURCH 11*1 C *ustry O u k Road ■ p aaaand by P i n t Baptlat Church R ot. R. T. B arratt — . PM ter Sunday Sahool — l i t l a m. W arahip farvla* — lift* a m. Tralntn* U alas — - III* P *“• B a ta ta s W arahip — lit* P- m. WaA P ray ar Sara. — III* P Sk FIRST CHURCH OF THR NAZARMNB Lab* Mary. Fla. Aar. W. L Holcomb*, P aatar ■ cedar 1:41 a. m. ----- Bibta School 11:4* a. a u _H e n ln * W orship T:M p. ak _ C ronin* S a n k # It** p. Bk — Wsd. M ld-W otk Prayer Sarrlcta Til* p. ak _ Laat Wad. M ka­ ta a a ry Sanlea Pentecostal Christian Science FIHHCIICST BAPTIST CHURCH Ouora Road P s s ta t .....- WUllam J. O un* M a n ta * W arahip . I H H a a OF THH NAZARENB W. Ind St. U M*»l* AM. Paal Btekaa . . Paa •u n d er School ----- *:H a. M a n ia * Worablp — t*:*B a. Tooth . . — . f:M p Toun* A delt Fellowship ---------- l:*S p. Th* Name* W* Raar EvengatU tle S an lea TiM a. Mld-Wach Sarvle* (W a t) _ TV* p. Third B andar Slagaplratloa — ti*o p. TH E r o m a n s m o v ed Tn th is s f * o f ts c h n o lo g tc sl w iz a r d r y n s v e r s n s c r a t th « p u t Tha Roman engineers who designed this aqueduct In Spain were brllllut men. Skin such a* theirs, mors than Cm might of Caesar's armies, fashioned the vast civilization of tha Empire In this aga of scientific discovery never overlook the Truths long ago revealed. Christianity was born in a remote province of ancient Rome. It suffered generations of persecution until it converted even its persecutors. And when barbarians overran the Empire, our faith found a foothold in their hearts as well. In s civilization of modern marvels the Church still raises its towers of truth. And when, next Sunday, ws aome with our famlllaa to worship, somewhers a congregation will be singing: 0 where or* kingi and empires now But, Lord, thy Chunk is praying yet Of old that wont and earns? A thousand years ths sums/ Church Of God CHURCH o r OOD fin d A Fraaoh L H. Alford — —— Pu«lo* Sunday S c h o o l___ l i l t a Bk H ornlns W orablp _ II:M a m. E y a n sallalk B an , _ T :tl p. m. Tuaa F ray ar l i f t . - Tit* p. ak T hura T oun* Paopt# E n d e a v o r----- ----- Til* p. m. CHURCH OF OOD O r PROPHECY 11*1 Elm Ayanua Rar. Hobart Watch _ _ P aato r Sunday School ...... - 1:41 n. m. Worablp S a rv k a — 11:41 a. m. K ngsllstlo Barr. _ Til* p. ak Wadoaadayi Tuuni I’aopla V. L. D. Sarv. Til* p. m. Blbla T rs ln la s Sarv SiM p-m. Monday Tuoada; I Corinth! Acta Wodnaaday Kphaalaaa Thuraday Ephaaiaaa Friday LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THR REDEEMER 1*1 W. t l t k Plata •T ha Church a l th a L atham s H our" and TV T h la la th a U fa" H orbart W. Ooaraa . — T u to r Sunday S c h o o l__ _ 1:11 A m. W orship S a n k a — 14:11 a Bk X indargartaa an d N a n tr y Presbyterian Methodist FIR ST METHODIST CHURCH 411 P ark Ava B ar. Robart M. Janklna, Paator M o n ln a Worablp _ t i l l a m. Sunday School _ _ 1:1* a m. Mornln* W orablp _ 11:11 a m. M TF Maotlnpa — l i l t p a (Intarmodlato, San lor) B r i n k s Worablp _Til* A *a OBNBVA METHODIST CHURCH R ar. W. B. Tlmma Paator Sunday School _____ 1:14 a. nv. M orning Sarrlcoo _ 11:4* a. m. Choir Proctleo Wod. T:II a m> Rvacy O s* Wolooaoo. CeloaaUi FIRAT PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOD M l O raata S tra it l a r . E Ruik O raat _ Paataa Sunday School _ _ 11:11 a m. M o n ln * W o n h lp Ilia* a m. Sunday Eranln* T:18 p nv Wad. Blbla Study _ T:l« p. m. Conquerors M iatln* F riday ------------- T:i« p. m. FIRST PnESRTTERIAN CHURCH BaaforA FI a Ouk At *. A «r« IL O rovtr C. Sawall Jr. ~ Fnator E d fa r W. Smith Jr. A M k U n t P aatar Church a c h a a l_____ 1 : 4 1 a ak Saaalon Maala ___ M ill a tn. M o n ln a Worablp — 11:4* a ra. Plonaor Falkw ablp _ 1:00 p. m. S ao k r HI PaUoarahlp *:•• p ra. E ranln* Worablp _ T:I0 p m. WoA Proyor Maotln* Til* p m. CHURCH OP THE COVENANT S il l to u th Orlando D rlro Tbomoo H. M a k ln ___ Paatop Worablp ---------- — 1:1* a nk C h u n k School _ _ i*:M a m . The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. * Mrs. M. R. Strickland ART BROWN PE8T CONTROL GREGORY LUMBER ol Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES. INC. Robert Souloff and Employees CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SANFORD WELDING A FABRICATING CO. BUI Whitley 4 Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. l i e W. First, Sanford A. DUDA 4 SONS, INC. BUvia, Florida HARRELL 4 BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th S t, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1 s t S t, Sanford HILL LUMBER 4 HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappe and Employees HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and S taff HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17*92, Sanford NELSON 4 CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND W OK'S RESTAURANT Rose 4 Wilks Bowman 4 Employees 8TENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and S taff OVIEDO RADIO 4 ELECTRIC CO, Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodgea and Staff PERFECTION DAIRIES J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and S taff B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employee# L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida SMITTY’S SNAPPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE KIDDY'S STANDARD SERVICE F irst 4 French, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. S t, Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning HILL HARDWARE 4 IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employee# ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and S taff LaROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO, INC. SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and S taff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff 9 STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Sank* L Wilson and S taff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY aAFTtST Antioch Baytlat Chunk, Orlodo Cantrul Baytlat Church, l i l t Oah Ava ChutuoU P in t Baytlat Church ChuIuuU Baptlat Mlaatoa Eldar Ip rlsa a Baptlat Chunk. II* Lehman p i F lrat Boptlat Chunk, UP Farh Ava FriaaSahlp Baytlat Church *1 AUamonto Bprtaas RL 414, A lusw ata Sprlasa F lrat BoptUt Church ol DoBary Flrat Boptkt Church al Ooaoru Flrat Baptlat Church at lo h a Mary Flrat Baptlat Church al Laka Moura* F lrat BopUat Church cf Lenawee*. Oar. Church B Ortot Flrat Baptlat Church ct Ovlcda F lrat Boptlat Church of Sas LaaSo Sprtaca F irs t ShUah Mlaalaaory BopUat Church. 1111 W. llth St. Foraat O ty Boptkt Church Fountain Ham* Baptlat Church. O rtate Lav* Boutbar* Baptlat Mkalao, Chuluota Mlaalaaory BopUat Church North R i u rp fk a aodoaia _______J s Miaaiou BopUat Church Ook Mill K*. Uataas M a r s k f Olory Baptlat church. Ocaav* Hwy. Mk OUva MUaiaaorp B optkt Church. Boa U s * * u*rtoga r a , b a s a v a s * ML B ias M laolasory BopUat. Stpas Ava. N ov ML C alvary Mlaatamory Boptlat U *l W. ll t h RL Now Solom P rla ltlv a Boptlat Church, li t * W. ll th BL Now ML B U s B optlat c h u n k , MM Poor Ava O eklow s Baptlat Chap ah H i* W. tatb Su Oataas Baptlat C hurch rtn a e ra a t Baptlat Church. Ml W. Oners It*. P ralrla Loko BopUat Church, lU4aa BA, F r r s P ark P ro p rc u Mtcolasory Boptlat Churoh, Midway Sacoad Shiloh Mlaaloaary BopUat Church, N inth B H lchcry IL Jam aa M laalossry Boptlat Church Sto. ltd 4U Oatcas >L P aul M kaiasory Baptlat Church. Ith SL ■L Matthew* Mlaaloaary BopUat Chureh Canaan Mclsht* ■l Jo h n 's M laalaaory B aptist Chnrch, II* Cyprooa SL TompU Boptlat Church, Palm S y ria n M . AUamonto S p rlsa s Wootoldo u tc o k a o ry B aptist Churoh, 41* B Hally Ava B ias Hopo hop 1 1at Church, T il Oroag* At a CATUOCIO Church of tho N ativity, Loha K ory All Sunk C o lh o ik Church, 111 Ouh Ava Homan Colh«U« Mom, SporUsws** Club, ChuluotA It in a 'o OuthoUo Church, Farm ing PIooa DoBory BL Mary Magdalena CatbolU Chureh, Molt, toad Ava AUamonto S p rie st CHR1ST1 AM F irst Cb riot Ian Churoh, 1HT S. Sanford Ava Co n sro satlo n o l ChrlaUon Church, 11*1 P ark Ava Nortbaldo C hristian Church, F l o r i d * lia rs a Dr., M aitland CHURCH OF CHRIST Church Church Church Churoh of of of ol ChrU t, t i l l B Pork Ava ChrUt, Oseeva ChrlcL Loogwoed Chrlot, Pool* CHURCH OF OOD Church Church Church Churoh «( ol *f of OoA Qod. OoA Sod !M Hickory IM* B. F rrach Oviedo Mlaatoa, lu to rp rlss BP1BCOPAL AH S ain ts Bptaaop*! Churoh B. Dolo ry Ava , B utarprlas Christ Episcopal Church. Leh*we*d Al l Bol nt a Ep i s c o p a l . Enterprise Holy C rass BpUaop ol. P ork A ta M Ith LOTH*RAN Aoesaslo* L utharaa Churoh. Ovorhrosh D r, Coaaslbsrry Quod Shephard United Lutharm, HUS A Orlando Dr. L ulhsro* Churoh o f tb* Rsdssmsv, 111 W. Mth P ile* M iaslah L utharaa C harsh. Am srlooa L eak a Halt, Prolrla Laka, Far* P ark SL L ukes L utharu* Church, RL I N Slavik METHODIST B arnett Memorial M sthedlot Church. B. DsUory Arc., K atarprtaa Bear Loha MethodUt Church Belbal A.M.E Church, C anoe- Holghla Coaaolberry Community M ethodlit Chureh, Hwy. 11*11 A Plaoy Hldge ltd , Caoeelhcrry DeBary Community M ethodist C hurth W. H lghload* DeBary C hrist Methodist Church Busload B atatas F irst M ethadki Chureh. *!S P o rk Ava F irs t M ethadki Church c t Oviedo F irst Southern M othodkt Churoh W om an's Club 101 Ook Ava r i s e M othodkt Church. W. 4th SL O catv* Method!at Church. Qoaavo Qroco M othodkt Chorch. Onoro RA O raat Chapel A.M E. t^turck, OvUd. iC, Oakgrovo Methodist Church. Oviedo OolooA MsthodlsR Churoh V Fools Wooloyoa H othodtpt, BA SB W. a t Paata BL Jomoa A.M B . Sanford Ava SL Mory*a A.K.E. Church BL RL *11 Oclcc* ■L Pour# M othodkt C h u r • h 0*1*** RA E ntorprk* Stafford Memorial H cth cd lsl C h u r c h S. DeBary NABAJtBKB Flrat Church a t th* No a o rta * W. la d a t Maple Fora P o rk C h u c k o f t t l Nsoar s o * O'Brien H d, Peru F ork Loko K ory Church cf th* Nosorcuo ru m s BYTE MAN Community Preohytorton Church, Loko Matt F irst ProohytortoB Church, Ouh A va A tr* SL F irst P resbyteries c h u c k , Caaoclborry F irst P resb y teries Chureh a t DoBory, B. lU shlond PreabyU rlo* Churoh of Th* C eveoeat i m A Or loads Dr. SL Andrews Presbyter!** Church M U Louncol Boh. D r, Boat Labs Upset* Community P resb y teries Church, Upcolo RA Westminister priabytcrU a Chureh, HawaU T u h , R l *1* SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST F o rsst Lake Seventh.day Adventist C hart*. Hwy. 41*. ra re s t City Seventh-day A dvantkt Chnrch, M altlaad Ava, Altamonte Springs fa s te r * Beventh-day Adventist Church. Seventh A Btm OTHER CHURCHES Allen's A M R Church. Olivo A l l t h Church s f Oed In Christ. Ovkdo Chuluota Community Church Church at llod of Prophecy, lltT Btm Avo. Church of Ood Mias leu, Batorprtss Church e l Jeouo C hrist a t L atter Day ■alula, l i l t P ark Ava Community Cbapol, AUamonto Bprtaga E aatarn Orthodo* C hurth. s l Johan Chry* aootam Chapol, Hwy. if.M , Porn P a rk C oasrasatlon Both Israel, ll t h A M agnolia Tirol Chureh a t ChrUL ScltalU L MS k. lad IL Klagdom Hall a t Jehevah'a Wlutaaa L*b* Monroe U n it 11*1 W. T hird SL F irst Pentoooeut Church a f Leagwood ML OUva Holiaaa* Chnrch. Oak K1U R4. O t t i i i ria a e rc a t Assembly of Ood, t n * A Elm ■*a for* Alliance Church. M il s. F o rk Ava ■an lcrd C eugresatlon of Johovnh'a W itasotoe, M* Sanford Ava T)y Salvation Army, l i t R In* S l Vn t y Churoh a t B a a lo rl 14* h I m R " > / �* •» SNAS Flier Killed In Sea Crash Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River » » » « T h e NOe of America” 3% 3 S a ttfo rfo fo r a lfr Up cod* arm > WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with aoma shower*; high today ta middle 80s; low tonight In 70s. • VOL. M United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., SEPTEMBER 81, 1964 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 282 W . 0 . Livingston, S r Dios Hero A t 6 3 ■m f k■ Got say nk* stralfbt chairs you don’t aecdT How about donating them to the Sanford* Seminole Art Association. This group has grown rapidly and now has S7 members, but only S3 chairs available in the Cul­ tural A r t s Centtr. Each member la urgad to bring a chair U he bae one to (pare. Contict Mrs. Helen Dewtt if you have a chair to donate to a good cause. FRANK EVANB • • • The nice cool breasts arc blowing something our way— as attested by our sneeses and those ot others we hear — goldenrod, we suppose. Frank Evans Dies A fte r Long Illness Quote of the Week: —“ I'm upset with the Supreme Court —they go too far afield in their interpretations of the Constitu­ tion.” Judge Volie Williams • p e a k i n g on Constitution Week. Frank Evans of Lake Mary, a pioneer of Seminole County and one of Its biggest boosters, died Saturday night after • lengthy illness. He was IS. Mr. Evans came to thie area when he was three y e a n old. He w u the too of the late Dr. and Mrs. William H. Evans and was born In Preble Coun­ ty, Ohio, on Aug. 26, t*TS. He was a Spanish-A merle an War veteran and one of the three surviving members of Camp 13 in Sanford. A retired dyestuff aod chem­ ical manufacturer, he had been • • • • • • This is National Dog Week. The dogs don’t cere, but we thought you might like to know. Give old Rover e bone with a tittle more meat on It. He leads a dog's Ufa . . . . and what a Ufa! • • • Don't eat up all those can­ ned foods you stocked up on before Cleo and Dora. You may have some more com­ pany. And if you have danger­ ous limbs hanking from trees around your house, better get them trimmed off. • • • Things w t'd like to protograph: Fellow tells us a big St. Bernard dog chases his Volkswagen every dey when he drives by. Wonder what'U happen if be catches it! • • • Little Hike Pyle (he’s atmost nine years old) and his Dad, Hank Pyle (he's consid­ erably older than that) took a Clock Watcher to the Navy piano salvage alto the other afternoon and the lake was rough. Tbs Clock Wstcher says he’s still sitting careful­ ly and walking with the help of liniment. Pyle's Lake Mon­ roe Inn boat Isn't quite built for the high waves it encoun­ tered that afternoon. But, they made it. • • a Keeping accurate records Is always important — but even more so for the County Com­ mission on smergency pro­ jects for which it hopes to be reimbursed by the federal gov­ ernment if Seminole Is declar­ ed eligible for disaster relief funds. During Hurricane Don­ na the Board received some $33,000 In emergency funds but because of certain records (under procedures a b o u t which the Board was not in­ formed) some of the money had to be returned. a a a T h e County Commission, while discussing the various projects desperately needed throughout the county, enter­ tained the Idea thst some pre­ cedents might be a c t But Chairman Jim Avery com­ mented: "Gentlemen, we have to accomplish some of these projects. If we wait until we can do them all, ws'H sit here for 40 years and get nothing done.” a V a a Mr*. W. T. Walker of Oviedo, who recently attend­ ed a convention of the State Association of Tax Assessors at Cocoa Beach, was re-elect­ ed to the office of treasurer of the state organization for the third consecutive time. The convention was held a t Cocoa Beach's Cape Colony Jon. head of the Plymouth Com pany of East Boston, Mass., sod s too now operates the business. He was the first president of the First Federal Savings A Loan Association, a past dir­ ector of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank, organizer and first president of the Sanford Blood Bank and he was also the first donor; a past president of the General Sanford Library and p u t president ef the Lake Mery Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Evass alio served three terms ts a member of the Seminole County Commission, having been appointed first by Governor Martin and elected to two other tcrm i. He was a director of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, a member of the Shrine Aleppo Temple, Bos ton; the Sanford Shrine Club, the Sanford Rotary Club and Lake Mary Presbyterian Republican g u b e r n at- Church. torial candidate Charles Holl­ Funeral services are planned ey oT St. Petersburg was to for 11:30 a. m. Wednesday at be in downtown Sanford today Brtaaon Funeral Home. from 3 to S p.m. for a hand­ Mr. Evani la survived by hla shaking tour. At 4 p.m. ha was widow. Mrs. Claire P. Evans to be taping a radio broadcast of Lake Mary; a daughter, in the new municipal parking Mrs. Claire Evans O'Connor of lot of First SL Guy Allen, Long Island City, N. Y.; sons, candidate for tax assessor, William G. Evans ef Topsvllle, was to be his local host. Miss., and John Evans of Box Tonight he will make • ma­ ford, Mass.; IS grandchildren, jor address at the DeBary 17 great-grandchildren and one Community House on Shell great great grandchild. Rd. and the public Is Invited. Among the achievements of T b e DeBary Republican Mr. Evans was the annual Club Is sponsoring his appear Pioneer Night eventi staged ance and those attending will at Lake Mary for persons 80 have an opportunity to meet year of age or o l d e r . Holley informally during the The event always attracted social hour that follows his thousands to the community. talk. He donated the building housing the Lake Mary Cham her of Commerce and the use Mae Resting: of the building to new church HOLLYWOOD (U PI)—Ac­ congregations which were betress Mae West, 73. was re­ tng formed tn the community. ported in "satisfactory" con­ Mr. Evans led the fight to dition today In Cedara of retain the Lake Mary School Lebanon Hospital, where she when it was threatened with wss admitted last Thursday closing. 11c al*o donated five for treatm ent of a "nervous acres of land for an expansion collapse.” project at the school site. Holley Visits Sanford For Handshaking 2 Jaycee Groups Drive For Votes The Sanford Seminote Jayrees and the South Seminole Jaycees have Joined to a pro­ gram to remind the citlsens of Seminole County thst they must be registered In order to vote to the general elections to be held to November. The Sanford Jaycee club will cover the north end of the county during the 11 days re­ maining until Oct. 3, the last day for registration; remind­ ing all citizens of the need to register and of the hours the registrar's office is open. Mrs. Camilla Bruce U keep­ ing the registrar's office open from 9 a.m. to * p.m. Monday through Friday and S a.m. to noon on Saturdays, uem Oct. 3. The South Seminole Jaycees will cover the south end of the county during this same period. Both clubs will provide transportation services to the registrar's office on Saturday, Sept. M and Saturday, Oct. 3. Any person living to tbe north end of the county and wishing to use the transporta­ tion service. Is asked to call the Jaycee Booth in Sanford —321 3411. Any person living to the south end of the county snd wishing to use the transporta­ tion service of the South Sem­ inole Jaycees, is asked to call TE H IM . William 0 . Livingston Sr. of 1SOO Forest Dr., customer service supervisor of the Flo­ rida Power A Light Co., died Saturday. He was S3. He bad lived here (or the past 33 years and had been employed by Florida Power A Light for the past 33 years, part id that t i n t to Fatatka. Mr. livtogsten had also ser­ ved s i secretary of the San­ ford Elks Lodge fur the past 10 years. He was also a member ef the Sanford Lions Club and All Souis Catholic Church. Is ISM, Mr. Livingston suf­ fered a heart attack but re­ covered and resumed hla du­ ties. Last Thursday he suffer­ ed a stroke and was hospital­ ized until hla death. Hls survivors include Ms wi­ dow; a daughter, Mrs. John M. Fitzpatrick of Sanford; e ion, William 0 . Livingston Jr. of Mobile, Ala.; and aeven grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 11 thia morning at All Souls Church Kith the Rev. Richard Lyons ofGclsting. Burial w u to All Souls Catholic Church Cemetery. Gladys Brushes Bermuda With Gales, Squalls HAMILTON, Bermuda (UP!) — Hurricane Gladys brushed Bermuda with gates and squalla today aa It by passed the British resort Is land with 1M mile an hour winds. It was the second glancing blow of the season for Bermu­ da. Hurricane Ethel's fringe winds caused $30,000 damages on the iiland less than two weeks ago. At 11 a.m. EST, Gladys w u centered about 2S0 miles west of Bermuda , near latitude 31.7, longitude 66.6. It was moving toward the north at I MPH. The combination of the hur­ ricane offshore from the mstnUnd and a high pressure sys­ tem south of Nova Scotia cau­ sed rough seas snd gusty winds with tides one to three feet above normal along the U. S. Atlantic coast from Cape Kennedy to New York. "Small craft along ths east coast and through the outer Bahamai should remain In protected waters," the weilh•r bureau said. Hurricane Gladys packed winds up to 100 MPH in squalls spreading 73 miles away from the center. Its gales fanned outward 400 mil­ es to the north end east snd ISO miles to the southwest. Westside Fire Group Chartered T h e Westside Volunteer Fire Department has been chartered by State Secretary Tom Adams as a corporation. The new department will be headquartered at Laka Mon­ roe, according to Adams' of­ fice. Papere ware filed Sept. 9 by Atty. Mack N. Claveland Jr. Lieted on them were George W. Bell, Nathan Strip­ ling and Mary Hittell. Reds Shoot Four ROK Soldiers SEOUL, Korea (UPD Tbe Republic of Korea army announced today that three men believed to be agents from Communist North Korea •hot snd seriously Injured four ROK soldiers on Saturday oear the truce line. W. O. LIVINGSTON SR. JVUVA• • • Six Killed MIAMI (U I'I) — Six persons died violently on the state's roads over the week­ end, according to the Florida Highway Patrol, Pilot Rescued In Landing Accident A Sanford based Nsvy flier w u killed last *l|ht after ejecting from an RA-3C Vigi­ lante m o o o a lm n c a bomber w h i c h c r a a h e d during a landing attempt aboard tbe carrier USS Saratoga operat­ ing off (he coast of the Caro­ lines. Fatally Injured wae the bombardier • navigator, Lt. John Halsten, 36, of Recon­ naissance Attack Squadron One (RVAH-1) based at San­ ford Naval Air Station. The pilot, Lieutenant Com­ mander Edward O. Williams of 14T Lake Minnie Drive, San­ ford, was rescued at sea af­ ter escaping from the aircraft with minor Injuries. Saratoga officials report the plane struck the end of . the ship’s flight deck, skidded srross the landing area and plunged into the sea. Observers state that both fliers apparently made sue cessful parachute ejections; however, Lt. Ilaistoo msy have been dragged by Strong surface winds. The cause of death has not been determined. RVAH-1 was conducting car­ rier qualification trial* aboard the Saratoga at the time of the accident which occurred at 10:04 p.m. Lt. Halsten, a 19 year Navy veteran, had been a t­ tached to RVAll-1 since June 17. 1903. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Pesgy June Halfton, amt two children. Michael 10, amt Jeffry. 7, all of SWT Slull Avenue, Orlando, Fla. No Reprisals WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. Hubert il. Humphrey •aya there will be no reprieal* against Southern Democrats who refuse to enduree t'resldent Juhniun for elrctlon. Malta On Own VALLETTA, Malta (U P!) — The little Mediterranean (•land group of Malta became independent today with vio­ lence that ca tt a shadow on its future as the luih and smallest member of the Brit­ ish Commonwealth. Now It’s GM The Lake's Awash W ith Snakes A atom warning to stay away from tha lakefront area •sat of Park Avenua waa giv­ en this morning by the city manager’s office when w ater moccasin* and ra ts ware found to htavy numbers to that arcs. W a rm E. Knowles issued tha warning today after a workman reported the snake threat while he waa pushing hyaclntha back into the Lakt Monroe. Knowles said s large num­ ber of makes and rata were spun back Into tha w ater by tha workman using • grader. "W e earnestly hope paopla will atay away from tha arsa," Knowles said. Meanwhile, ha reporta • huge cav»-in a t Palmetto Avenua and Semlnola Boule­ vard. The road haa baew doe* ad, ha added, from Palmetto to Mellonvllla Avenua due to the high water. Tha lake gauge leveled a ft at 7.3 feet above ssa level Saturday and Sunday and la ed with spectacular power In­ expected—barring further rain to the sky, looking like a giant —to begin lowering to a shark white dragonfly, it heralded a while. new era of flight for large transport • type aircraft. The ship streaked Into the aky with an almost deafening roar as Its engines generated • thrust equal to a thousand 900 • horsepower automobiles. Tbe engines trailed dark ex­ haust Into the clear deiert Six-Jet X B 70 On Maiden night PALMDALE, Calif. <U PI>Tha revolutionary XB70 sixjet plant took off today on its maiden flight — the first step to pioneering future inpcrionic airliners th at will dash scrota the nation in only 90 minutes. The triple • ionic Air Force ship, one of the moat contraveralal and advanced planca ever built, awept skyward from Palmdale Airport a t *:39 *ky. a.m. POT (11:3* a.m. EDT) An Air Force spokesman m Bs M e l tod un cial baplls- called it a "beautiful take­ off.” ■ «I teat hep. The Air Force said the event F itm ato HI* F iis w iw a eftei could spell "a turning point a lefty. r t f r it o T S S T i less to aviation history" for the than lwe Iwaia t r t x the Mo­ trouble plague* 1 experimental jave Desert. ship which has cost taxpayeri At the XB70 ahot 3,000 feet $1.3 billion to put into tha down the runway and streak­ air. Reapportioning Hearing Sel For Thursday TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Tha state supreme court today set Thursday at 9:30 a. m. toeoral arguments on a auk tack­ ing to remove tha 43-scnator, 112-representative reapportionment plan from tha Novamber ballot. The full aevan-man court will hear the case, brought by St. Petcraburg Mayor Herman S. Goldner on behalf of tha mayor's council on fair ap­ portionment. Goldner la appealing from * Leon County Circuit Court de­ cision which left tha proposal on the Nov. 3 general election reached, the unions represent­ ballot. Circuit Judge Hugh ing 130,000 shop craftsmen who Taylor said tha voters should handle repair work have Itull have a chance to sxpresa cited they would walk off tha themselves, even If the only legal effect of the public ap­ Job at dawn Tuesday, proval might be the stamp of The itrike would cripple 1(7 approval on a temporary du of the nation's railroads except facto Legislature whose pri­ the Pennsylvania, the Long la m ary duty would ba to submit land, the Southern and the another plan that srould meet Florida East Coast. requirements of tha federal constitution. Goldner contends a public vote on tbe amendment la * waste of taxpayers money Aliby____. ___ . — ... Page 0 since the substance of tbe p r o Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Page 9 posal has linen declared un­ Classified ............ Pago lt constitutional by the U. S. Cornua ................. Page 10 Court. Editorial _______ . Page 4 There is seme need to rash Horoscope . . . . . . . Page 10 a final decision on the m atter Society________ . . Page 8 rinre the secretary of state S p o r t s _________ _ Page fi-7 will certify to local voting re­ TV Program* . . . . .. Page 9 gistrars on Oct. 3 the (tool Page 1) I form of the election halloL We the Women No R ail Strike Seen Tuesday Forest Fire CALISTOGA, Calif. (U ri) — A forest fire driven by 70mile an hour winds swept In­ to this Northern California rommunity early today, and Mayor Bud Hanley ordered its 2,300 residents evacuated "as a precautionary measure. A GRIM U M N D B I to drive carefully ha* been made for thl* city and will b* placed to strategic spots throughout the area for all motorists to see. The sign tolls the number of days sine* a fatal accident haa occurred. Shown with It are, from left, City Mnnager Warren E. Knowles, Mayor A. L. Wilson, Police Chief Roy G. Williams, Patrolman Carl Dodson who made the sign and Florida Highway Patrol Cpt. Bill StringflekL Seminole Sued By North Miami Beach DETROIT (UPI) — The United Auto Workers union, armed with impreisiv* eontract victories over Chrylser and Ford, today began show­ down bargaining with Its Seminole, slung with some toughest auto Industry ad­ IS other counties in the Cen­ versary-giant General Motors. tral ami Smith Florida Flood Control DUtrirt, is being nurd De Gaulle On Tour l>y the City ill North Miami POINT-A-I’ITRE, Guade­ Beach. loupe (UP!) — Frtn.li Pres­ County Commission Chair­ ident Charles de Gaulle today man James P. Avery haa began hla 2ft-day tour of been served with pleadings hy South America. Ten* of thou­ a federal marshal and County sands of troops and police Attorney Harold Johnson slid mounted n security guard In today that the suit is an out­ Caracas, Venezuela, his first growth nf s uenm erit proced­ Stop. ures ordered hy tha courts for Dade County. Plot Smashed Johnson explained that the LA TAE, Bolivia (U P!) — suit Is an effort on the part A right-wing plot to assassi­ of North Miami Beach to nate pro-American President stop the procedure of in­ Victor Paa Kstenssoro and creasing Dads County's as­ arise control of his govern­ sessment to a 100 percent ment was crushed Sunday basia and keep assessments with the arrest of its lead­ In all counties tha same until ers, the government announc­ a uniform plan ts set up. A tax rate of .75 mill* la ed Sunday night. assessed in all counties In­ volved in the flood control district. Yet tumble proper­ ties in these counties, tha ault alleges are assessed at evaluations r a n g i n g from 42.02 percent in Volusia to MIAMI (UPI) - The Miami 100 percent in Osceola. The News endorsed Lyndon B. suit alleges that Seminole Johnson as president today and County's taxable property is laid be was "a prudent man evaluated a t 90 percent which to command the executive de­ culncidec with figurva accept­ partment." ed here. The editorial backing Iba Johnson • Hubert Humphrey ticket said Johnson "has HAVANA. Cuba (UPI) — shown a rare skill to persuade the Congress to act. lie con­ The East German freighter tinued tbe policies of Mr. Kart Marx arrived hers yes­ (John F.) Kennedy and It terday with 34 more Britishcould be argued he had far made buses. It brought to 87 snore success at making these tha total of buses shipped bills law than did 3!r. Ken­ hsra by the I.eyland Motor nedy." Co. of England, Miami News For Johnson More Buses WASHINGTON (UPI) A Management source ex­ pressed a measure of optim­ ism today that a threatened nationwide railway strike can be averted before a scheduled walkout Tuesday. Representatives nf the rail­ roads aod the six union* in­ volved in a thorny work rule* dispute met together through­ out the morning. About noon when the man­ agement representatives em­ erged from the closed negotia­ tions to allow the union spokes­ men to caucus, one railroad source commented: "There U nothing definitive at thb point but I don't expect it to go to a strike." Unless in agreement la Burns, Holley TALLAHASSEE (U P!) — D e m o c r a t Hnydnn Burnt ■pent x|ient $17,5(13 on his general election rumpulgn for governor last weak while Re­ publican Charles Holley laid out $2,287, according to re­ ports filed today with ths Secretary of State. ONLY 11 Days Left To Register For General Election Call Tha Jayeeea For Transportation To Hegirtter — 322-5481 TE 8-1X58 Herald Index f te n n e u MAYS FIRST QUALITY • f BIRTHDAY BARGAIN! SIZE 100',o DACRON $ POLYESTER DEI) PILLOWS! su per 2 7 39" x to " Lour - priced comfort t Non • allergenic, d u s t p r o o f polyester fill, striped cotton ticking cover, cord edge I So plump l i | * r If �- -41 Ol P i n 2 — Sept. 21. 1M4 Oviedo PTO To'Answer Linkletter' By Evelya LxWy Ovlado School PTO «U1 hoM i n tin t buftsatn u l pro­ gram meeting of the year Tuesday at 0 p.m. with the program to taka the form of "OvMo’s Aaawtr to Art Linklottar.** Mt«. Milton Oort, program thairwun, haa annsuneed that thoaa taking part will h# Boh Ward, who will act tho part a f Unklottart and chUdrtn, tome pra-achoolara, P an We**, Gary Metcalf, Barbara Mach* ay, Clayton Boaaloy, Nancy Haidar, Kragg Pandarrla, Cln* dy Ward, Glenn Itoner and Bchorrt Raw. A brief panel dl reunion concerning pollclea of the achaol will be conducted by the entire teaching ataff with the parenta. Caro will he prodded for children from three to 10 yean and refreahmenta will he carved In the cafatorium fallowing the meeting. Parenta. if they deetre, will ho given opportunity to meat their child's teacher. Mr*. Gore urge* all parenta and Intareatod cltitena to at­ tend this meeting. Legol Notice P tc rrrin c a hawk HOTICE IB hereby olvsn that I am enateed In buelnen al Allamaiil* I»rln»». aemlnel* County. Fieri**. untnr iho fir. tlMnua nimi of. At.LR.V }.SniNKKIll.Nfl, an* that I Inland In raaleter aal4 name with lha rterk of tha CHcult Ourt, Bamlnnla County. Pt«<rl4s. in scrnrdenre with lha yrnvlatnna nf lha Plstltlaus Name aiaiulei. to-arlt; Sortie* IIMI Flortil* EtatulM till. HI*: Tlnl.rrl Allan I’handlar Fuhllah aapl. 11. It, II A Oct I. M i l CDK-4T »v tub em errr coeirr tv DELTONA LIONS a rt In full awing with their fun-.! railing project of selling citrus trees to residents. Here two active club members, Hornet Tucker of Hartley Ave., left and Doug Lovett of Deltona Blvd., right, are shown planting a beautiful orange tree for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp of 1293 Whltewood Ave. H o s p ita l N o t e s September IS, IMS Admlealaaa Angela L. Seehriit, Wtndy Wade. E nact BickncU, Merle Legionnaires To Meet Tonight A free dinner will be served Legionnaires tonight ct T ct the American Legion Home off Highway IT-tt and prior to the regular b u iln tn meeting. An Important meeting of the Fair Association is alio plan­ ned for tonight. Tha fair M planned for November. Legal Notice IN TDK CtRCIIT ro l'R T IV r o w a R w i v f i L W r o r v . AND FOR SKNIVOI.K ro t.V TV. FLORID*. VO. 14.1*4 r u m i n » in, i w c T H E WI LI . 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C l a r k of tULIt* HEDRICK A At ' H a m l l t a n ROBI NSON 1141 B t r n a i t Xat I R a n k S i d e 1*4 f m C h u r a h St r a at l a r k t a n v i l l * I. r i a n d a Orlando Florid* F u b l t i h Au g t l A Rapt 1, II A Mor n ay a f o r 1-tytn-iff »' t *4|, t ' i , Mi , h Pa pi 31, 1)41 Cl i p >4 wOK .4 a id tv . V ii Bowse, Lsurs Elaine Hawi, lian Carlson, Edward Hcaly, Julia WiUli, all of Sanford; DeDary; Joyce A. Reach, Bhoada Lynn Holcomb#. Lake Loagwood. Mary; Kevin I*. Wlddls, Long, wood; Bota Lee Btroman, Titusville. Dlselarges Willism Wolfe, Mary Hendsrsoa, Wesley Calvin, Susie S. Bteydei, Thelma A. Brown, Breads Dolgner sod baby girl, Judy Green, Henry Mar­ The Cuunty Commission tin Pyle, all of Sanford; LUFriday ordered * detailed *urMOItKIS’ KNEE 1NJLREU vry of pubtie damage* In CHICAGO (UPI) — Chi- Seminole County caused by rago Bear linebacker Larry Hurrlrane Dora. Morris, moat valuable player County Auditor A > h b y in lait year’s NFL champion- Jones attended a Civil De­ •Mp game, underwent eurgery fen d masting in Jacksonville Monilay for a knee injury auf- and reported to the Commitfared sgainet the Green Ray lion that tha county must Packer* on Sunday. He will submit an application, Hating be nut of action for an un­ In detail—Item by Item—the determined time. projects tha county has and will take to provide tempor­ Doctors report that foot dis­ ary relief. comfort cin Impslr ■ person's Further, J o n e s reported ability to work, to maintain that Civil Defense officials a home, and lo be pleasant said ail work done on emer­ and r e i n e d gency projects mutt be dona by county workers on an overtime bails or by extra employes. IN T M R Cf RCI l T C n t ' R T O F Tha county took Immediate tmk ninth j r n i r t At. c i r . H I T IN AND F U R * E Rf.NUf.fi action to comply by authoris­ r n i NTT. F L O R I D A . ing County Engineer William IV CDAVCE RA VI*. l a t T Wr . * l . E Y HULMUI , Bush to prepare tha applica­ ruiafiff, tion and allied papers docu­ **. L I L L I E MAE H ' l L M K * . r**t- menting expenditures being d t n c i unk nown. D l l , n d . n l * mad*. Boord Orders County Storm Damage Check Legal Notice Nnrit E T o 4l>Pi:%R TO Lilli* Mi * I f - i l mu . r**l4*n,-> u n k n o w n T o u i t * h e r e b y r e - f u l r t d f« III* y o u r w r l l l a n d , f * n > i * t n » Dili «f C n n i p l i t n t for dl vut - i fltail h e r e i n i s i i n v i you. w l l h Ih, *i k »f i h * a boy* *iy1,-1 r o u r t on n r h*f or* O r t o h * r l i b 1144, a n d **rv* a copy n f M m * u p a n p t a l n i l f t * A t W n t y , Nor rl* D W n i l f o r k . I l l SIT W o t C h u rc h f lr**t, Orl tndo, F l o r ­ id* If ynit f i l l tn do *n a D*r r «* I ' m C'nnfr*<a will b« i n l - n d • ( • I n n ynu. h ' l T S C H m y ha n d a n d »*al Af Ra nt nr d. P*mi n*: * Cn u n t v . F l o r i d a ' h i * I r d d s y *f S*pi «ml-*r, l i l t . ( SEALS A r t h u r If. R*. kwl i t i , J r . , I ' K r k n f l h« Ci r c u i t C o u r t By: M a r t h a T V l h U n , D C x o n n t s d . w o o L F o n K . fit A l U r n a y a n d C*una *l *r *1 L a w IJT sv*»i c h u r n h S t t * * t Dr t andn. F l n r i d * I l l ' l l P u b l l i h S*pi. T. 14. I I . II. 111! CDK-iS IN TMR rm cTIT HURT. ninth jiu icia l riR cut n r rLORin* iv and f o r PRSa i NO L E l O t V T T . f H A N C E R T NO. I l l * * SI ART J A N E r RE ACOT T. PUIntiff n•A- JACRiOX LE\ t P RE S COT T. Diftndaat voricR of Bi rr T H E AT ATE O F F L O R I D A TO. J ACKS ON t . KVT P R E S C O T T f i g ? IDR.NCE UNK N O WN T n n *r* h*r*l-y n m l f U d l h*f • Ult h*r b t * n r i l f d * * *t n*i ynu in Hi* C l t r u l i c o u r t of .d<tnlnn1* C o u n t y . P U r Id*. In C h * n r * r y An * k h r * y i t t * d Ht l * n l wh i c h la MA RT J A N E P R E S C O T T P l a i n t i f f - y». J ACKS ON I . EVT P R K i C O T T . D*f*n-l*ni. Ih* n a ­ t u r e of oald l u l l b , l n i * dly n r r o p i f » f „ - l ! n i i , and i o n t r * h a r o b y r oi | ul r *d i n fit* y n m A n » » # r In t * | d l u l l w l l h I h t uod*r*t*n*d CKrk *f *«ld C o u r t a nd tn ,*rv ■ a r u p f l h a r t o f upon P l a i n t i f f ' * AMorn*>. w h o , * n u n * a n d *d<lr-o, • r p r o r hl l i i w nn or b t f n r o t h* t l l h d * y of 0.-t nh«r. ISS4. a n d tn d e f a u l t t h « i « u l lite r,, l-ru Conftno wi l t b* a a t * r*d a a a l n i t ynu. WI T N K S S my ha n d a nd nffl. r i a l *«*l a t t ha C a u n t y Co u r t h o u t r , A, nf or d l a m i—l , C o u n ­ ty. Florl-1*. t hl * 34t h -lay nf A u a u a t , 1)41 i as: a 1.1 Arthur H Baekwilh Jr D C d a r k *f Chrault Cnur t By: E l l a a h a l h R r u a n a h a n P h i l l i p H Ln**n h h l n h o D t r a nd l a i a n F l r a t F t d a r a l Uutl-lln* Sanford. Florida Puh l l o h Au* t l 0 Sopt T. 14 31. M*4 CDC.lt NUT KESTONSIBLE I will pot b* reepoiMibl* for any debt* incurred by anyone other th in Riyislf. MILTON HANNON SR. Young GOPs To Meet Tuesday Tha Saminole County Young Republicsr Club will hold the second in a series of Goldwater Victory Strategy Meetings at Ih* Florida State Hink Tuesday night at T:3<>. The group u scheduled to complete a canvas df*ill rsg istrred voters and will plan a program of mcctinb voters on * block by block basis lo ev­ ery Seminole precinct. The club will alto m ike fin­ al plans far Implementing Operation Registration" —a program to gel all Republl cans reghtered by Oct. J Sandy Bassett, group ehalrmin. said that a TV set would b* insulted so that those at­ tending the meeting could wit­ n e s s the Ooldwaltr • Kisrn hower television program at 8:30 p m. Tussday. Longwood PTO Committees Announced Vegetable Men Will Honor Researchers MIAMI BEACH — Out aUnding researchers w h o have mads significant contri­ butions to Florida agricul­ ture will be honored during ih* opening sceeion of the J ls t Annual Convention of th* Florida Fruit and VegaUbls Association Tuaaday at Miami Beach. G e o r g e H. Wedgworlh. Bell* Glade, chairman of the association's research com­ mittee explained that eligi­ bility for the awards la inten­ tionally hroad, covering those who work In priv*U Indus­ try, state or govsmmenUl or­ ganisations or dapsrbntnts. oduestlenal Institutions or on thalr own proJacU. Wadgworth said, "Sclantlfie research has played a singularly Important rola in tha growth and expansion of tho Florida agricultural in­ dustry over tha years." Winner* In 1M3 wars: Dr. W. T. F en ce Jr., Chomlat-lnChart*, Everglades Experi­ ment SUtion, Bell* Glade, In recognition of his research correlating optimum plant response to fertilisation of muck soils and Dr. Gaorga F. Weber, Professor of Plant Pathology, College of Agri­ culture, University of Florida, Gainasvitle, Florida, in recog­ nition of hla basic research on th* symptoms and life cycles ct major diseases affecting Florida vegetables. In 1957 on* of th* winners was Dr. R. W. Ruprtcht, vice director of tha Central Flori­ da Experiment Station, San­ ford. th* year will be decided. I visitation will precede tha By Doe»« Eatee Refreshment* will be served meeting beginning a t 7:13 A. Ij . "Doe" Walaon, pres­ by th* executive board. Room | p.m.______________________ ident o f Longwood Elemen­ tary PTO, announced commit­ tee appointments at a meet­ ing o f th* executive board held Thursday evening e l the school. Chairmen named were Mrs Ann Wilcox and Mrs. EuU Scott, membership; Mr*. Elda Nichols and Mrs. Dottie Lock, program; Mrs. Mary Rowell, AR our taparionca and knowhow ara your* ways and mrana; Mr*. Jack!* tor tho asking. Stop In any time. Wa’ll ba Tiison, homeroom mothers; glad la Baip you work out a aatiafeciory Mrs. Tauline Stevens, devo­ MlutifM to your financial difficulties* tional; Mrs. Virgin!* DalVUlaggio, movies; Mr*. Grace Rhodes, public relation*; Mrs. Vickis McGough, clinic; Mrs. Mildred Esclavon, library; Mrs. Phyllli Black and Mrs. Eva Joa Hicks, hospitality; Mrs. Mona Grinitaad and Mrs. I TO $101 LOAN! I Elslns Singleton, child wel­ fare; Mrs. Ruth Watson, beautification; Mrs. Margaret Halma, historian; and Charles C O R PR OO RR AA TT I O N Bill, county representative. -ISMfOS*-----The first meeting of th* 111 Waif Tint Street.................... Telephone 322-3743 w rO general membership it .#*i*Bao— . neduled for Tueaday begin­ 431 North Orange Avtnu*................ ..T e ,''Dt o r0 4.'4 > | 401 West Control Boulevard................ Te ep-ore 4 23.4493 ning at I p.m. In th* auditor­ 1243 lost Colonial Drive................’Teep-o-e 425-2s4l ium. Tasehart will bo intro­ duced by Louis Xosky, prin­ IOAn I MAHTO BMIBINTS Of AIL NIAIST TOWNS cipal. Budget and projects for Whan It Come*To Salving M O NEY PR O BLEM S G.A.C. H»n« JtanMra JAMES M. MOYE lit, 24, whose parenta live at 309 W. Sixteenth St., Sanford, was com­ missioned a s e c o n d lisutenant in the Army after helnjr irraHuated from the Officer Can­ didate School at the Artillery and Missile Center. Fort Sill, Okla., Aur. 18. Club To Meet Bear Lake Home Demon­ stration Club members will hear Miss Myrti* Wilson, agent, discuei "food addi­ tives" at their first meeting of the current year to be held Tuesday a t 7:30 p.m. a t th* horns of Mrs. John Do!line, 3223 Holiday Av*., Bear Loke. YOUSAVEM OSTATTIP-TOP! MEATY NECK BONES » ALL MEAT GUARANTEED TENDER AND WELL FLAVORED OR YOUR MONEY DACK Deltona Pioneer Club Invites 2 Convenient Locations: Newcomers 4th. St. & Sanford Av«. 1100 W. 13th. St. By Mildred Haney Th* semi-monthly meeting* of the Deltona Pioneer Club are getting better and better. Th* meetings held on the first Monday evening of each month start with * »*x o'clock carry-in dinner. After a short business meeting, "Deltona" is played with an offering of lovely prises. Tht meeting last Monday atteeted to Ih* popularity of this program and all membeta greatly enjoyed both the dinner and tha gam*. Tha sec­ ond meeting of th* month, to be held thle evening, includes an invitation to all families who have moved into Deltona tine* th* masting tho month before. This g i v e * th# new. comsr a chance to mast tha Pioneers who helped get Delton* etartrd and alto tu meet rarh other. , A social hour and refresh­ ments ara th* order of that meeting. Funeral Notice LI VI NGSTON, WI L L I 4 W 14. «R.. — F u n * r * l t or v ' c e o wo r * he'-d t hl * m n r n l ' i a o ' 11 o ' c l a c k *t All Soul * (’a t h' i l l c CtIRD tl f-*r Mr. Wi l l l o m o Ll)l"a*'"n Rr . I*"* Foroot D r . w h o dl od Ao l u r d * ) Th* R , v . f i l c h * r d D o n e o f f l o u t o d Mr. L i v i n g , • i o n i t t u r v i v a d by a t a wi do»■ do'ightfr, Uri John M F t ' i p , >r . W i f S anf ord: * o,.n, I M l t t i m O L l v l n a i t u n Jr o f Mobi l , ili.; i-,,n • randchlldra*. Srinf in Fu n. or al H u m * * * s m . h i r g * ut t unora! * r r i n ( t m t n t » . G .A .C . F I N A N C E 9 FLORIDA GRADE “A” DRESSED & DRAWN SUNL1TE 1-Lb. Can (Limit 3 With S3 Order) SHOWBOAT PORK And BEANS 303 Can (LIMIT 3 PLEASE) 5 (Limit .1 With S3 Order) STEAK — FULL CUT — BONELESS ROUND SIRLOIN CLUB MAINE OIL — FLAT CAN (LIMIT 3 WITH S3 ORDER) S A R D IN E S .................... can 5c "LET’S TALK DRY CLEANING" By - WOODROW CASH ll Downtown Cleaners & Launderers 113 8 . Palmetto Ar*. 322-5292 ORDER) TO ILET TISSUE . . . roll 5c SH tRFRESH - Th* b*ll» ate ringing—school bells, that is. The lung summer vacation lie* behind and one* acain if* the ttm# of ytar when all of us who drive should start taking * littla extra rare whin driving near a achool ion*. For th* av*i*(* Mom getting ready for srhcol iUy> is a hectic pariod. It means galling slack* anil skirts, sweaters and blouses, jackets and coats all ready for wearing. We esn take a lot of strain out of thss# preparations. Just send u* that Junior wardrnhs now and wr’lt have it back to you, clean and freih and smart locking, in tims for school dsy wear. As every parent knows, children aren’t exactly assy on cloth**. Scuffle* and squabblas, gams* and accident* lak* thair toll. Spilled ink and psints and many other hsiards put spots bafor* your #y«*. I.o»i buttons and little tears in the fabrics and grai* stains from an im­ promptu football game—*U the** art part of th* normal patsrn. Well, that's where •* come in. Repairing and cleaning, removing spots and stains, restoring rrispntaa and freihnrta to school-ag* wardrobe* i* part Of our businaas. Just give us a cat! for prompt pickup and delivery. j NORTHERN — (LIMIT 3 WITH (LIMIT « WITH *1 ORDER) BISCUITS . . . . 6 cans 39c U. 9. NO. t YELLOW ONIONS 3 lb. bag 19c RED FLA. GRADE “ A” MEDIUM DOZ. 39 �81» 9 tn fo r& WrralB j j l - '* ' . - i 1 - •1 Red China Shifts To Ridicule Of U.S. S ept. 21, 19G-1 — P age 3 Deltona Club JVins WW Prize In Ocala By Mildrrd Haney Twenty-five mtmberi of the Deltona Welcome Wagon Club returned la it Wednesday from their Ocala outing proud and happy. They were proud of She fact that even though their club is one of the most recent to be organized in Central Florida, they had the most members, percentage­ wise, attending the meeting of over 200 Welcome Wagon Club meinbere. Mrs. Mary Tucker accepted the prfrs check aa the Club pre presents tire. The miner and orange juice hour started a t 11 a.m. fol­ lowed by a most delicious luncheon. The Equity Guild players of Ocala put ou a hil­ arious and entertaining skit portraying several Welcome Wagon house calls on “new­ comers." Most of the lovely door prl9 scs were offered by Ocala businessmen. A set of "Br!tannic a Encyclopeadut" also was given away as well aa an adorable "Barbie" doll com­ plete with a $30 wardrobe. The women were thrilled when laurette Harris of Oca­ la. emcee, announced th at all rides and concession! offered gsin Silver Springs were to be free to ell ladies wearing their Welcome Wagon identification tags. The most enjoyable of these were the trips on the glass bottom boats and the jungle cruise. As the ladies alighted from the chartered bus which brought them buck tn DeLand and Deltona, they ail vowed ♦ that they wouldn't miss an­ other event offered by the Club and hoped there would be one soon. 4-H Club Elects New Officers AN AMERICAN FLAG has been presented to Seminole High School by Congressman A. S. Herlung. The flag is being offered above by Ronnie Hall, right, congressional page during the summer, to a school official, Tom Richey. Lawmakers Deny Approval Of Herlong Apportioning Plan WASHINGTON (L’PI) Other members of Florida's congressional delegation Fri­ day denied a claim by Rep. A. S. Herlong Jr„ D-Fla,, that the detegauon had reached tentative agreement on a con­ gressional redistricting plan. Herlong this week scat maps outlining the plan to state leg­ islative leaders and newspa­ pers In hi* district. Accom­ panying letters said lha dele­ gation had "generally approv­ ed" and "tentatively agreed upon" Lie plan. Hep. Paul G. Rogers, DFla., said he had not endorsed any plan. "That's just his plan," he said of Lie Herlong proposal. Rev. James A. Ha- ley. D-Flt., said he knew no­ thing of the plan. .Most other members of the delegation. Including Herlong, ucco out of town Friday dur­ ing Congress’ weekend recess and unavailable for comment. Haley said the delegation met earlier and agreed that j Herlong, Rogers. Rep. Don Fuqua, D-Fla., and Rep. D. R. Billy Matthews, D-Fla., would *tudy the rC-districtlng prob­ lem since their districts would probably be the most affect­ WE RE NEW IN ed. "I assume tlmt when they TOWN. ag n e on a plan, they will sub­ COME CALLING. mit it to the entire delegation and will have another meet­ SANFORD— PH. 322 1333 ing" said Haley. Winn-Dixie Stores, I n e . , operating 6:11 supermarkets throughout the South, report­ ed a 4.46 percent sales increuee during the eight-week period ending Aug. 22. Volume amounted to $133,S'10,631 compared with $127,573.4IS for the corresponding period last year, an increase 'o f $5,667,246. For the fourweek peried ended Aug. 22, salve wen- $06,603,032 com­ pared with $01,000,000 last year, an increase of 42,536,• 476 or 3.1/6 percent. Namara. gave ■ one-minute news conference. ". . . He read out a very ridiculous statement at the conference and did not stay to answer any questions by the press. In the statement he repeat­ ed the myth about an incident having occurred in the Gulf of Tonkin. But be failed to specify the exact time or lo­ cation of the Incident He de­ clared that two U. 8. destroy­ ers on patrol were menaced by four vessels. But he could for citizmsMp not Identify these vessel* or explain how they menaced U. S. destroyers. 11 DAYS LIFT TO WJi IT T IN G IG H T S KE YOU FEEL OLD DM0GUTK *{***■“ *£“ •" aa iW.dd.r to Ir-. m.llcm,: .tin m v iu u M U . u d n rrtw u trn m I w u * nl.ni. SrAmd•rU »> •>•«* traa IIM .ITIVM“. *T I*T«.rb» nnd*»d (Miutf.f l Hit, tlttd. tOffTirt. la aura trrlLllm. DTKtU ant.Ur bripn f.it. rrl.tltik rantort kr cuikini irrli.Uu arrmi in Krnnc. arid Brim »nd kf win rrtift 0.1 Stats Wsrrsa M. «sedMk Cliiifmi OTVTU M t n i t u u fM k ttla tu t. REGULAR 51 7<J . . HORMEL BONELE55 . . FULLY COOKED C an n e d Hams 114-L B . C A N SAVE SO# ASTOft FROZEN FRENCH FRY (REG. ON CRINKlf CUTS For P o t a t o e s 4 *£ *14 P ro p e rty Meet Called Business Briefs TOKYO (LTD — Commun-| Communist North Viet Nam 4 last, the United States it 1st China shifted from protest [ m j j the incident was a pre- sending more warship* and to ridieule today in tts denun­ text for a U. S. buildup in In­ aircraft to the South China ciation of th« United States Sea, and scheming to intro­ dochina. concerning th* latest incident duce more troops and arm a­ Red China Sunday warned ment Into 5outh Viet Nam." in the Gulf of Tonkin. live United States to "rein in It said the Americans "may on tb« brink of the precipice." at any moment Invent one Today, the Communist New pretext or another to pci pcChina News Agency said in a traie criminal acta." Peking broadcast that tha in­ New China said, "m ore than cident bad "fixiled ouL" 20 hours after tha first reports North Viet Narn'i Radio of the so-called new incident In Hanoi n id , " a t happened af­ tha Gulf bad emanated from By Donna Eatea New officers of the Long- ter the second Tonkin Gulf Washington, the U. S. Secre­ wood 4-H Club were elected incident on the night of Aug. tary of Defense, Robert Mc­ at tha first meeting of the season held at the home of the adult leader, Mrs. Eloil* Lommler. N a m e d were Towanda Showers, president; Linda Is­ bell, vico president and coun­ cil delegate; Cindy Boyles, secretary-treasurer; M ania Bryant, devotional and recrea­ tion leader and Janice Lomm­ ler, reporter. Others members present for the meeting were Terry Boyles and Evelyn Umstead. The first project chosen by ths girls is to mako posters advertising N a t i o n a l 4-H Week to bo celebrated S ept 26-OcL 4. Co leaders with Mrs. Lomm­ ler a rt Mr*. Betty Isbell and Mrs Marian BryanL Tha girts will meet regu­ larly every Monday from 3:13 QUANTITY NIGHTS RE5ERVYO PRICtt GOOD THRU SEPTEMBER 23RD until 4:30 p.m. at the Lomm­ UwH'L'lill aft Kim me ler home beginning Sept. 26. CKP( MIWHI - ie *4 [‘COUNTDOWN" Rev. Fred B. Chance of First Baptist Chun, h of Sunford today announced a culled business meeting of 7:45 p.m. Wednesday a t the church. Re­ ports will be heaid at this time from the Church Nomi­ nating Committee and the : Committee on Committees, F A N RED! BREADED ^C A R R A W A Y S h r im o 2 ?. T McKIBBIN C a su a lty 114 NORTH PARK FA J O ttl OIIP SOUTH PIRSOMAL IIZ« APPLE JE LLY 35 Gen. Wallace To Regular IVORY S27OAP * Regular ♦ Be AFA Guest Brig. Gen. John B, Wal­ lace, Commander of the Air Photographic and Charting Service will bo the guest of honor at tho first fall meet­ ing of the Central Florida Squadron of the Air Force Association. The dinner meet- mg will be held on Thursday • evening at Hie Officers' Open Mess, Orlando Air Forco Base. 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C U M C It o a k i . 79* . CRACKIN' GOOD ' ** SALTINES Save 8 * . . t-Lb Bo* [T O P V—tAmLwUi —I ST A .M M m i 0 . 1 d -o z e n d 1m * . a n e i c . i i L r o n S v i. M oat Deltona lie llery SALMON L u n c h a o n * w » Th m I c n r a d . a e m 661-3631 2113-6317 reoiiM eu n i . r w r uni in mam Pbyllis Itugenstcin Sohpic Save 26* . . Tall Can e°»> tw. » ■ ' iim m sen, ___________ *M OfTREAM ON SOUND TIN!1100m oa m t o w own tutu Sanford Bear Lake •%mmmTwo ItrTiH on 1 8th #13 ______ AT W f » H O T M 4 TOP V ALU I STAAAPS ?ire*fon« Da Luxe Champion Any S iz e W hitew alls NEW TREADS Welcome' G uttings RLUt RAY PINK C a k a . . 89* Tho Sanford Herald M ary I Frqiin MootAHD Jonnhm CMOCOCATC n r **—t —m . w i n 1st S t & French, Sanford *as Phone OPEN I . I P. M. DAILY FBI. T IL 9 P. M. 4 Individual Fuck k* Fact 094 3 2 2 -0 2 1 1 A m A ZSlh. aw 8. n m s c F itn o tU Avo. A 3rd SC H ig h w o j 17-R2, * �Thanks, B a rt T r o r Mmo u b o r D«y I*ra don* Bothiaff baft Ctol Dofonaa. I guana jroo coold call taking part of tha day off an oaa of tkia job’s fring* bone, fits." ml No soawtr had Dorn passed into th a pagaa ef yesterdays newspapers P a te n t* alerted a m Civil Doftnse people to the peuMeui M l la D o n 's wake. Monday he had Chrfl Defense people b e n to hear county and mu­ nicipal m u ta n t s t i n s estimate pub­ lic and private damage*. Wednesday he had Ashby Jones, a county audHor froto th e Clerk's office, in Jaeksonvin# to meet with officials of the arae C M Defense program, the Na­ tional Office of Emergency Planning, and the U A Army Corps of EnglBeen, regarding public damages in thin county. Tho Herald asked Peterson why he didn’t go. calla th a w a ft difficult tlrao in hi* aip ao lento fc«yr— whan a hnrric a s t (they didn’t h m aama than) r i m d thfoagh tkia araa aad raartwn. ad th a astir* Cfvfl Dafanaa office la th e Sanford armory. *The w ater was op so high th a t those of m th a n couldn't leave aad other s ta ff members eoolda’t gat there. Wo had so light*, no power. do telephone, do anything.” Peterson recalled Hazel back in about 1994 and, of course, 1960’s Donna. "These three were about th e w orst 1 can remember," Peterson said. One thing is certain. As long aa B art Peterson serves as Seminole’s Civil Defense director the people of the county can be aaeuied th a t they have an experienced servant to guide the preparation for the safe­ ty and well being of th e citizenry. To B art Peterson The Herald join* ed w ith the county’s thousands in a great big "Thank you!” Thought For Todoy His m s s ttr said to him. Well done, good snd faithful servant; you have been faithful over a little, I will set you over m uch; enter into the joy of your master.—Matthew 29:21. W hat we have done for oorselves alone diet with no. W hat wa have done for other* and tha world re­ mains and Is immortal—-Albert Pine. Letters To The Editor to n newspaper editor from the Youth Council for Inter­ national Contact at to. I-chome, Jimbo-cbo, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan. This organisation of which 1 am i member, has thousands A student members ill over Jsp aa and trios to promote international frhead­ ship and understanding. I am very much in (avsr of this aim and I think l can help to make this a peaceful aad friendly world by being a good friend to someone in your country. I will bo rosy grateful to you if you can help to put me In touch with some­ one who wants to do tbs same. Katuo Suzuki 41 I chome, Kitacfalnmschl Kulae, Aznagsukl City daily Ufa aad to swap stamp*, Uyogo-kcn, Japan pletar* postcards or oven thtoga made at school. Writ­ Editor, Herald: ing and reading la English It U most gratify toff la thee* will hs very helpful to me to busy times to find people who toudylng the English language. are willing and even anxious So I wiS try hard to ho of os* to drop out of their busy sche­ to my friend la any way that dules and find time to glvp of I can to make up {or this extra themselves for a cause or causes to serve their fallowman. Harold Area Correspondents _ E"**rori*s Lane Mar Mrs f r s s t n V 333-M1I F»*» 4 Sanford, Florid* Moil, September 21, 1964 ■ o ix a v u n u i p g a Advsrllaisg Ptreater •tti s a w * agvsrtlilsg g tssftf mow r u n sees) A jv srtls le e H s s tg ir aaaus t a s i s s a u a ssta e e e Sack a « if« d o erat tm vorael T ar bar haabead a w b m pararaonrt (Always wrH* a Cvaaa la t a n #f t U a M essgse r a n is wwi.i,t Hseksatesl Bust. BILL SISCBST S u it Phetegrsphee Bruce Biossot is aay further ram aartnr at home, to match his wife** •lover o n to . "Ia brief, a young Franck hat bend can be a fiery lover Sit-in, Uo-downo aad other with bis paramoor and then thing* of tha sort aren’t the become n middle aged dawd­ answer to the Negro’s trou­ ler with his wife, so both bles. What wo Med to “dig"T or American couple* of­ women are happy and oo to nify-inx” end "produce-ins’* kc. ten get divorcee and that "BetMe*, kto ehildnn don’t . . . Pigmentation to no longer drag their children through •offer from a broken home. •motional crises. tho issue. I t ’s now qualifica­ “ So why don’t American tion. "T our Hollywood actor* and octrees«o are typical of hui benda save tkemaelreo the —Mort Levi, Chicago Negro haaardo of dfrorco and ali­ what I mean. educator. "Soma o f them have had mony and got wise to our four o r five marriages, with European advantage*?” French F ees ala ehildnn bp each union. We (G erasim ) least sf sD Well, what do yon raoden hors s right to tell other peo­ "So they bars seemed your think of Frenchman’s American divorce rata to 33 ple how to conduct themsei* formula for reducing our ter­ per ecat or wore#. rific divorce rate? "But over ia Franca our Nasi p a s t i Discuss his plan a t your children don’t suffer from aa —Former West German Chan­ Women’s Club, for it should much funding over their cus­ cellor Konrad Adenauer, toad to a lively debate, pro tody. advising Wert G e r m a n sad ton. "For when a Frenchman’* newspapers to stop eriiisisg This Fraachasn a d d s d wife grows preoccupied with Sen. Barry Goldwiter. GOP her offspring end thus be­ further logic by saying that presidential oaodidate. come* disinterested in phys­ women outnumber men, both ical affoetion, ho doosal in America aad certainly fa war-ravaged Europe. quarrel with her. So ho Insists hie method "No, Indeed, for ho Just goto hhnoelf o mistraao. She would product more happi­ may ba kia office tecratary. ness for mors people . Do you agree or disagree? "3* he satisfies his sevual If you disagree, then you urges away from homo. Then, Sukarno will ho sided. M il bettor tend for my booklet when ha returns to hto wife, only by tho Soviet Union, but "Sea Problems to Marriage." also by tho schisms to Malay­ ho to complacent aad can tit down to enjoy her good cook­ enclosing a long stamped, re­ sia Itself. "There la serous doubt." our ing and the recital of the **• turn envelope, plus 30 cento end learn how to bo i oneofficials >ay, "whether Ma­ raped** of the children. laysia can attain its m i to pur­ "Hto erotic urge to thou wife harem, right hors to pose, namely to create a cute not driving him into angry America! control led by Malays which quarrels with his wifs. "F or she to then content will uUUas tho energies nod to geoutty of the Chines* with­ with Just aa affectionate hiss out allowing them to dominate. at bedtime. "So a smart Frenchman The outcome seemi likely to remain uncertain far years to dissipates hto fiery passions outakis his home and then come.’* Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — IX the United States success­ fully gets through the w a n to Vtot Nina and L w i, an even tcaghsr tost may be around Slngspor* sad North Borneo who they believe will coma to deminat* too new state. The struggle will not b* M iy (or Indonesia. Its economic problems will hs totaniHtod. (For years, U. S. sad other ft reign economic experts have been predicting that Indonesia U on tho verge of economic collapse). The United State* and Great Britain will Inevitably bo brought to — attempting "to prevent Malaysia snd the Philiippiaos (rum filin g in behind TO NEW VOTERS WHO ARE NOT PRESENTLY REGISTERED Phil Newsom Says happiness end contentment of mind in helping others. Not only do they do g service to themselves but thsy give aid to injured chi/Iren and often are afforded an opportunity to give guidance to s child that shows a great need or longing far the friendliness of an adult. Tha Gray Ladlss to the Senfont Junior High School are a service organization of the highest type. They want or ask no recognition far their services It would bo most difficult to carry on a program of this caliber to our school without the aid of these ladles. My most grateful thxnfcy to this fin* group. 11. Carlton Principal Editor. Herald: 1 caa under stand why Wal­ ter R e n t h e r , Communist trained; Gus Hall, a Com mun»t, CORE; NAACP; and Khrushchev would want Johnmn, who is a self - confessed Liberal and leading us into Communism, but why do you want Johnson? You say this country needs a man like Johnson. What has he ever don* for this country that would s u m yen say a thing like that T If the book "A Tex•n Looks at Lyndon" bo true, ho Is the last man wo need. And It* documented evidence cannot ho doubled. E. O. Cromartie Wo recall Barry being a contributing member of NAA­ CP - Editor. Editor, Herald: Thank you for The Sanford Herald's fins coverage of VAlI-U’a arrival at tho San­ ford Naval Air Station. Our move to Sanford has been a happy one, duo largely to tho warm welcome exten­ ded to us by the d tiaras iff Sanford aad Seminole County. As you may recall, VAH-t3 was originally coni mist tuned hor* ia 1M1, and subeequently was moved to Ut* Wert Coast tho sams year. Now three years later, It to a pleasure to return to the game congen­ ial progressive community. Thank you again for your coverage. 1 hope during the coming months, VAH-11 will o f t o n have newsworthy achlevsments for Tho Harald columns. C. V. Nolls, Cdr., tJSN Commanding Officer —Sukarno aims at creating a large Pacific-Southeast Asia ct untry. To accomplish this, he wants to destroy Malaysia, then bring the Philippines and a number of Southeast Aslan "mainland stales’’ under "In­ donesian hegemony.’’ (Exact­ ly what "mainland itste*" Su­ karno has la mind Isn’t clear). —The Soviet Union, while it hat not entirely given up its efforts to rslsin some influencs ia Laos and North Viet Nam. has evidently deckled Its position is too weak to enable it to strive for decisive influ­ ence on the mainland. In any cose, Imhi China (Viet Nam, Cambodia, Laos) is not a good place far the Soviets to chall­ enge Communist China. —Khrushchev seeks instead U> gain influence in Indonesia, In part to block tha Red Chin­ ese It is a low-cost venture fur potentially high profit. —Sukarno is feeling his oats. He ha* gained n tv strength from the acquisition of Soviet arms and successful termlnat.cm of the New West Guinea affair. (The United States saw to K that the Netherland garo West New Guinea to Su­ karno). T V major problem U that Sukarno and his supporters row have grandiose ambitions. "Above all," says U. 9. officials, “ they hope to make Indonesia a great world pow­ er able to negotiate in equality with China, the USSR and toe United States." But Sukarno and hla men have some real fears aa well, according to Washington ana­ lysts. The Indonesian rulers don’t feel they ran tolerate a rival stot* which could become a magnet to the diverse people of Indonesia itself. They fear the rivalry of Malaysia to generaL but parti­ cularly the greater energy and efficiency of the Chinese to Red Influence Mounts Not the least of United Slates and British ooocera over Cyprus ia the mounting Gommuniat influence there, having a* tta nucleus the Island's own well-orgaaiied Communist party and made respectiable by President Archbishop Malta rio’s open flirtation with Moscow. In Nicosia, the capital. Sovlet Ambassador Pavel K. Yermoshln becomes the man of the hour, while U. S. and British representatives find themselves regularly damned not only by tho Cypriot press but by Makar foe himself. And while Makarios as a churchman must oppose commonism, he ha* made it equally clear that V will deal with anyone who might help him crush Us Turkish Cypriot *pposition. As far the Communist party of Cyprus, tt u tho only polities! par.’, worthy of the name on the island, tt Is tightly organized, well-disciplined and run by men trained to Moscow and taking their ortiers from then, its membership ia eatimated nt around 10,000 but it also controls labor onions with an estimated to.OOO members, or about half of tho island's orgtailed labor force. Further, to contrast to tho Red organization* opposing rightist labor and youth groups considered both IB-trained and badly dlsdpliaed. Turkish aourcoa, admittedly biased, estimate that to par of Greek Cypriots have Communist coosiectloos. And, whil* moving cautiously, toe party bas been attempti°C b> capitalize on its nowfound populirity. A pnrty declaration accused the U. 8. of plotting to ovordtrww Makanos and of pursuing a goal (ram which WashIn*** "Profit from tho chaos that would fallow." A port* protest that Ra members were being banned Inun tho armed farces drew from Uakartot a promise that any such dlsciUhinatioe would Within Makartoe'a own gov­ ernment a rt beliovcd to be a number of Communist party members. Tho geographical location of Cyprus to to* eastern Mediter­ ranean, its relationship to NATO end Makarfos s new re­ lation* with Moscow have pro­ duced Ironies. As a spokesman for Greek Cypriots, Makarios frequently has called far umon with Graeco. Yet a condition of Soviet aid as laid down by Nikita Khrush­ chev la that be should a banddon union with Graeco. An obvious Soviet goal is to prevent extension of NATO to Cyprus, as would occur under Creek union, and to neutralise British bases already there. Register Now To Be Qualified To Vote In The November Election. The Registration Office Will Be Open On The FsBewtog Dates From *:H A.M. to »:M P.M. Is Ad­ dition To Being Open Mondays Thru Fridays l : N A.M. To !:« • P.M. Each Wsoh . , . Tuesday, Sept • ---------------------- _ _ * AJff.-l P.M. Wedaesdey. Hepi. » ---------------------------- * A.M.-I P.M. Thursday, Sept. IP — ,---------------« A Jt.-l P.M. T**«- thru Thura^ Sept. IS thru I T ____ t A.M.-I P_M. Toes, thru Thars.. 8*pt 13 thru 3 1 _____ I A.M.-I P.M. Tiro. thru T h a n , Sept 31 thru Oct. 1 • A.M.-I F.M. Beginning Sotordoy, Sept. 13, the Office Will Be Open From IrM A.M. to Noo*. Last Day (Saturday. Oct. I ) . The Offie# Will Be Open Until S:H P.M. THE REGISTRATION OFFICE IS LOCATED ON T1IE GROUND FLOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SANFORD. CAMILLA BRUCE Supervisor of Registration Semiaol* County _ % IT S A BEAUTIFUL FOUR BEDROOM, 2 BATH CONTEMPORARY READY FOR YOUR MORE GRACIOUS FLORIDA LIVING Ravenna MODERN KITCHENS BY father died, ha wm an infant ia lire mother’s family In •rig cottage hi Goa •rick. 6KNEIAL0KLICTRIC CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today ^ JW SjnC U U U l CONSTRUCTION CO CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY GeMral Offlea 211 W. 29th St. Phone S2M10* HOMES OH COUNTRY CLUB R D .. FOLLOW OUR SlUNS STENSTROM REALTY galea Agent*____________ 822-2420 �A ni Johnson Appeals To Labor; Barry, Ike Meet At Gettysburg f r i t ‘t L i*. t WASHINGTON (UPI) - | "Hunger deitroyi Initiative. flllment. We are going to give WASHINGTON (UPI) — In a statement accusing the situation in Viet Nam.” Ha the administration actually Y m id « at Johnson |* expected Ignorance destroy* initiative. every m so the chance to build Republican presidential no mi­ Democrats of a "criile-of-the- aaid the U.S. court* th e n was didn’t know what was happen­ *# aim m w appeals at crfaa* A cold and indifferent govern­ hia own place la this abund­ nes Barry M. Goldwater flew week foreign policy." He cit­ Ilk* "being eaked to sign a ing T" he asked. ant lead of ours. And by doing ed the latest Gulf of Tonkin blank check in • dark room." bad labor this w**k for cam* ment destroys initiative. He also aeked whether re­ We are going to strike a- this we are going to strength­ to Gettysburg, Pa., today to Incident aa an example. yalca support, with heavy The GOP nomine* asked taliatory measurea were being amphaaia on hia economic and way the condition* which dam­ en the initiative of the individ­ get a campaign aaalat from "The administration haa tri­ why the American public was planned after "four enemy age a man** dignity and fell ual, the freedom of the na­ former President Dwight D. ed to manage tha newa so given no details “ for nearly welfare program*. patrol boats" mad* an attack Tba Praaidaat follow'd this respect, and capacity for ful- tion and the prosperity of all." Eisenhower. that tha incident la forgotten two full days" of th* Friday run on two U.S. destroyer*. campaign thama Sunday In a Hla campaign schedule rails aa quickly as possible," Gold- shooting incident in the Gulf Today’* Elsenhower - GoldSk» Want a rk frrm lB S e p t, 21, 1964 — P a g e 6 spaach at Morgantown, W. water meeting was their first for Goldwater to apeak in IS water eald. "They cannot, of Tonkin. Va., wbara ha promised hla "Waa something being cov­ since the GOP "ilnlty" con­ ■tatea this week. He is flying however, sweep a war under administration would work lor the rug." ered up or, almost sa shock­ ference Aug. 12 a t Hcrehey, PINECREST SHOPPING to Charlotte, N.C. tonight on “ compassion lor the helpless Goldwater repeated hla de­ ing, was there turh a eonfu- Pa„ following the Republican quick turn-round trip from and opportunity for ail who CENTER mand for "truth about our ■ion of communication, that National Convention. aeek a better life." Washing ton. Tuesday he heads into tha Southweat on a awing Johnson, it was learned, plans to fly Tuesday to Atlan­ that also will carry him Into tic City, N. J., scene of his tha Midwest and New Eng­ nomination last month, to sdland. Goldwater winds up the dress the United Steel Work­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — pointing to his refusal to atop tour Saturday In Michigan. ers convention. Sen. Strom Thurmond's party filibustering sgalnat a civil The AHtona senator fired On Wednesday he is expectN « « bolt haa increased constituen­ rights bill a faw years ago another ealvo a t tha Johnson ad to appear before the Inter­ after other Southerners agre­ admf nil tration Sunday night m e r c h a n t s ^ national Union of Electrical cy demand upon some South­ ed to cal! a halt. Workers in Washlniton for a ern Democrats in Congress They war* also quick to speech that probabty will be to support Sen. Barry M. point out that Thurmond, un­ Goldwater for president carried by closed * circuit tel iw T u n r m t t t r r o r w r a r But there la little Indica­ like many other Southerners, t h e n in t h J i n i n u . n i t ­ evisioa to five other union had no chairmanship to lose e r i t IV AND VON BKHINUMt L s A T M F A C T K > W / tion that any will openly anconventions c n n T v , rL im tn t. It may be beamed to the dorse Goldwater, much leas by switching parties. i N ix ts a v m i, le n t T H E MUTUAL L I F E IN SU R ­ United Rubber Workers In follow Thurmond into the Re­ ANCE COMPANT O F NEW Chicago, Tobacco Worker's publican Party. TO RK . Southern congressmen, In­ P la in tiff, Union In Miami, United Te* tv T in a rm cL'T T r o c n r , va tile Workers in New York terested in preserving their v i v t h j r n i c t a t . c m r u t r n r I . A. D ER RICK , at al. City, the Minnesota AFL-CIO Democratic seniority In Wash­ r i . o m n e . i * t v n r o w e r w i D efendants T. N arrow a r a t r r in In St. Paul and the Missouri ington, have publicly dealt in ci nn ii nx r corvT r n v M w n r m testa e n K T M t n r roNHOLaaCHW ArL-CIO In Kansas City, Mo. different ways with varying TOi L A. D ER RIC K and v o rirr. o r a ir r PRICKS GOOD THRO 1KDNISDAY PA T S T a. D ER RIC K , Hla The President Is scheduled amounts of demand from baek DOUGLAS LEE MILLER. QUANTITY BIGHTS RESKBVtD w ife rutnttff. SWEETMLK to fly to El Paso, Tex., Friday hom* to announce for Goldwa- • v i . N E S IIlE V C K i UNK NO W N OR BUTTKRkBIK AVI* T i l l All p a rti* . claim in g E T H E L D. MILLER. to m eet with the Mexican Ur. Pafi n l.int l n l e r . i t . by. throuuh. under r ' ■H II president at a Chamlxsl boun Some are openly cam­ TOi E T H E L D. MILLER nr a e a l n . t t h . a f o r a a . l d p.r* d a ry settlement ceremony. paigning agalnat the Goldwa.o n . S11 Knuth I lr .0 4 -.- k VOU A R E h e r e b y notified W lnch .aW r, V tra ln la Johnson may make appearan­ U r threat, chiefly on farm TOU ARE H E R E B Y NOT! t h a t s Com plain t to foracloa . ce* later at Muakogee, Okla., Issue*. Others are remaining r i K D that a . u l t for divorce a certa in m n r t e . K . • n c u m b .r . , h a . b .* n l n . t l t u t . i l a e a l n . t you In* t h . follow in g d e.irlb .d and Oklahoma City. silent after rather unenthus­ by DOUGLAS LE E MILLER In r . * l property, t o - w l t : In hia speech Sundsy at iastically endorsing tha Dem­ th e Circuit Court o f t h . Ninth Lot 1«, Block C. TANGLE u * < WOOD SECTION TII BEE Morgantown, Johnson ■ a I d ocratic ticket. Still others are Judlrlal Circuit o f Florida. In and for ll.m lnola Cou nty. Flor R EP EA T , a cco rd in g to t h . that hla anti-poverty and hu­ malnUlning absolute silence, Ida. T h . a h b r . v l a t . 4 t l t l . of p l . t t h e reo f > . recorded In a--*.m an welfare p r o g r a m s endorsing neither ticket. P la t Rook 10, P a g . 1), p u b ­ t h . c a * . I . DOUGLAS LE E MIL lic t l . c o r d . o f S . m l n o l . LKU. plaintiff, v . r . u a ETH EL "strengthened the Initiative of C ou n ty . Florida, Moat are loyal to their par­ D. MILLER, d . f . n d a n t . the tndlvdual, the freedom of a r . h t r . b y required to h n . been filed a . a l n n t you In ty but a few plan to voU for fII*Youyour - \ t h . a b o v e .t y l e d . u l t , and you a n . w a r o r n t h . r d«the nation, and the prosperity Goldwater, although they are f a n . l v . p H . d i n e In t h . above n r . required to u r v . a copy of all." your A n .w .r or other • triad ca u > . with t h . C l . r k o f o f • He did not mention Sen. refraining from saying so t h . Circu it Court o f . a i d Conn P le a d in g to t h . Com pla int an Liwrr publicly In the InUreet of ty, and a.rva a co p y t h . r . o f P l . l n t l f r ' . a t t o r n e y . , AN DER Barry Goldwatar by name, SON. RUSH, DEAN a LOWN­ upon H t.n .tro m , D a r t , a Mobut he appeared to challenge their seniority. In to.h , E d w a r d . Rulldlne. S a n ­ DES. (JJ E l a t Cen tral Itoule VI TH Rep. John Bell Wllllama, ford. Florid*, a t t o r n e y , for v . r d , Orlan lo, Florida, and file the Republican presidential MRS. FILBERT*! 13 59 th* o r ig in a l A n . w e r o r other pla intiff, on or b .fn r a the Ilt h nominee's contention that eco­ D-Miea., went on televieion day of October l i l t . It you P le a d i n g In th e o f f i c e o f t h . GOLDIN QUARTOS nomic hardship could be bet­ recently to announce hie op­ fall to do m a D e e r e . Pro Con C l . r k o f t h . Circu it Court en f e . i o w i l l b* a n t . r t d a e a l n . t o r h . f o r . the 13th day o f Octter fought by free enterprise position to Presldtnt Johnson. you for t h . r e l i e f demanded o b . r , 11(1. If you fall to do en "I will not be a party to In the Complaint. a decree pro c n n f e . a o w ill be than federal action. Goldwater my hand and tha t a k e n a g a t n . t yo u for the re denounced Johnson's anti-pov rewarding him for tha mis­ a .aWl ITo fNESS aald Court at Hanford, I I . f dem anded In l h . Complaint erty program aa a “phony' ery, chaos, humiliation and S em ino le County. Florida, th t. T h t . N o l l e , e l i . l l h . p u b lish ­ ed o n e . a w e e k for four cun in a speech Friday in Charles­ hatred he haa vlelUd on my trd day o f S . p l . m b . r , 11*1. (SE AL) a e c u t l v . w * . k » In tha VAN aUU and our peopla," he said. ton, W. Va. Art hur H. B e c k w ith , J r , r O H D HER ALD. Cl.rk DA T ED T i l l * >tli day *f Johnson, speaking at an air­ "The time has coma for all BLUE RIBBOH QUALITY LEAN FRESHLY fly: Martha T. V lh ltn S ep tem b er, 11(1. port dedication ceremony in rood Misalsslpplane to eet Deputy Cl.rk (HEAL) JOSEl'H DAVIS. JIt. A rth u r H. Il e ik w l t h . Jr. Morgantown before an estima aside party labels and aUnd o f t h . firm C l . r k o f Circuit Court ted crowd of U',000, said that together fearleeely." S t . n . t r o m , D a v l . S Mclnto.l i By; Martha T. Vlhlen "giving a man a chance to William* fell Just short of Edward* Building Dep uty Clerk Hanford. Florid a P u b l work, and feed hla family, and a GoIdwaUr endorsement. P u b ll.h Sept. T, U , t l . II, l i l t S. t ill.lh. Sept. 11, ] | , ] ( A Oct provide for hla children does Thurmond'* holt cam* ae an CDK-11 C D E -ll not destroy initiative." He unwelcome eurprlae to South­ added: ern congressmen who knew It would focus new attention on their positions. Many were unavailable for • LIMIT-4 WITH 2.50 OR m o r e o r d e r comment on the bolt for hours with 12 C H A N N E L T U N IN G and even days sa they pon dared what to aay. By JoAnn Hays They didn’t w ant to be The Geneva Home Demon highly critical of Thurmond ■tration Club will hold Its first for fear of offending their regular monthly meeting of many conitituenU who ap­ the new elub year this Wed' plauded him; yet they didn't nesdsy a t the Community Hall want to praise him for doing . Lrarr-r WITH 2.50 OR MORE ORDER beginning at 10 a.ra. something which they disap­ Miss Myrtle Wilson, Semi proved. The result was a alow nole County Home Demonstra­ tion Agent, will present an stream of short, vagus atataIllustrated talk on "Food Ad­ menu affirming the right of ditives." everyone to Join tha party of Mrs. T. J , Chalfant, club hla choice. But, off the rec­ president, aske everyone to ord, Southern lawmakers • es­ bring a sack lunch. 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Hie borough into tkn and m m fog Herald 8 peels Writer a safety. conversion failed. Then, after Andrew James threw foe Late to tha aaeoad quarts* The Oviedo Uene clewed the liana advanced to a first twa touch down* and le t up James kit Tyrone Henderson Wtr way te a whopping 33-7 on the ground, Courier another with hla pis-point oa tha 10 aad ha rscsd fas for victory over Zephyrhille Fri­ hit Brooks Just inside the goal pasting as tha Crooms High tho tally. The try fo r point day light on the wing of their 11m for the lari aerial pay-off, aee quarterback, Jimmy Cour­ Again tha kick failed. Panthers walloped the Wild after TD waa mlasad. Tha its was M la favor * the Bulla of Ocala Howard High ier. The Bulldogs failed to score The Lions started their sen- in the half so tha Lions pos­ by a score of 33 to f Friday Panthers a t half-time. Croom’s defense w ss asp. itienal passing attack early sessed a hall time lead of a*. alght. la the fir * quarter when Cour­ I. Tho Panthers received the •rb to the aaeoad half aa It ier hit left half Brace Dow- The lions were held score­ opening kick-off, and pene­ ■topped the Bulla cold. A ten tor a tally that covarad 10 less In the third but in the trated deep In Ocala's terri­ quick kick by A1 Cheesebor­ Colbert kicked the m tory. A fumble by Ransom ough fan abort e a hla 40 yard fourth fullback Ted Bellhorn to give Oh Ltone a potted a spectacular 31-yard Browdy waa pounced on by • llaa. James passed to Perl­ r-e lead over the Bulldogs. touchdown run. Colbert split Wild Bull midway tha second man Brinson fo r a first down B * the Lloea were atlll hun­ the uprights to complete the quarter. A fter a paaa by and Brinson bolted to the 10. gry. Later la the same period Llotu scoring spree. James was Intercepted, the Paterson took a hand-off Courier hit right end Bex The BuUdog'a lone score Oca lane draw first blood from Jamas, cu t to hia right, Brooks for a marker that eov cam# In tho third period when when shifty fullback EugeM faked two Balls aad aped r i yards. Colbert again Frank Overtoils hit left end Moore scored on a brilliant for tha score. The FAT was made good the conversion to Bonnie Carroll with an lamissed. 40-yard run. give the Lions e first stasia yard touchdown pass ptay. The try for extra point Late to tha final quarter, the Panthers picked up an­ lead * 1 4 4 failed. ZspbyrhUl* racked up seven la the aaeoad quarter fir* downs to only four for John Pritchard mado a other safety. A fter Ocala rooks ccottnaod to ha Cour the Lions who utilised the good run back of tha kick-off kicked, James rifled • paaa tor's favorite ta rg e t Jim hit bomb for their scoring. On the and when James passed te to Henderson who movad the Brooks four times, two of ground, however, the Lions Nathaniel White pais inter ball to tha 30-yard line. On which paid off. Both cam* picked up 1M yards rushing DAVID PETERSON (22) scampers 10 yards, ference was called oa a Bull the next play James threw a late la the period. The first while the Bulldogs could man­ ■trike to Brinaoa aad he mov­ defender. after a handoff by Andrew James, for a thirdwaa a beautiful touchdown age only SO. But Oviedo had SEMINOLE END LARRY WATSON <8S) haula David Peterson twitted and ed tote pay d irt. period touchdown in Crooms High’s 22 to 6 vic­ In a Ron Hinaon aerial Friday night during SanTarry W i l l i a m a, Jeka turned aa ho rambled to the an oven greater edge In the tory over the Howard High Wild Bulls of Ocala ford’s tilt a t Titusville. Watson’s catch mads the 18 yard atrip*. On tha next Knight, Robert Walton, Ed air when they went to the a t Sanford'a Memorial Stadium Friday night. play good fo r 10 yards and gave the Tribe a firs t play, a fumble by Robert Brown, Ernest Neal, Ernest lanes for 243 yards on seven I t waa the first time in aix years th a t the local and goal on th e Terrier nine-yard line. However, pass completions out of a do*eleven had beaten the Ocala club in the sea­ Alford waa gobbled up by • Payne, Lewis Witherspoon, Bull. Dsn Brown g sv t flaa par. the Seminolee were stymied by the Terriers and entries, son’s opener. (Herald Photo) held on fo r a 13*18 tie. (Herald Photo) A tremendous rush by the formaacea. Ransom Browdy Zephyrhllla picked up M Panther defenee proved cost­ waa Impressive r i hla effre­ yards to the air whan they ly to Ocala aa Robert Walton live debut. connected on six of 14 a t­ tempts. Ovlado intercepted om Bull dog pass and recovered one All sports fans Interested to ector Jim Clark to attand to­ By Tim Morfarty tho athletic program at South night’s meeting of tha school’s Zephyrhllla mlscue. UPI Sport* Writer ft's an upset when tha fav­ For tho Lions Bellhorn ga­ Seminolt Junior High again Athletic Boosters Association. ON 100 BRANDS orite wins In tha Nations thered 131 yards, Miller pick have been urged by Principal Tha conference will be held In the school's library and will Football League. ed up 23 and Courier himself John Angel and Athletic Dirget under way at 7:30 p. m. After only two weeks of the ran for IS. Lane and Jones did most of the running for Zcpnew campaign, there isn't JACK WINS CRAFT OUSTED perfect record team among hyrhllls. PORTLAND, Ors (UPI) — HOU8TON (UPI) — Man­ Score by quarters: the 14 members. ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Jack Nicklau* won the |40,- ager Harry Craft of the Hou­ 007 0 — 7 Every favored tesm was Zephyrhllla Q O O Portland Open golf tourn­ ston Colts was fired and im­ OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 8:15 P. M. 14 13 0 7 - 33 beatan Sunday. In the biggest Oviedo 313 E. FIRST SANFORD ament by three strokes over mediately replaced by Coach upset, t h e Baltimore Colts, WE c m TOP VALUE BTAMPt Ken Venturi. Luman Harris. 10H point underdogs, edged the Green Bay Paekara 31-10 when Golden Boy Paul Hornung missed an attempted con­ version kick. The San Francisco FortyNlaara turned hack the Phila­ delphia Eaglet 31-34, the St. Loris Cardinals bald t h a By Gary KaU Cleveland Brown* to a 33-33 UPI Sports Writer dead-lock, and tha Pittsburgh Steelara upended tho New Tho Patriots have San York Giants IT-34 la ether Dlago acknowledging th at lU surprizes. version of tha Boston tea OVIEDO END REX DROOKS (80) hoods downThe Eagles and tha Browns party la over. field on his way to hla third touchdown afte r botk were favored by gtt Humiliation without retailreceiving an aerial fired by Lion Quarterback atloa to unthinkable In tha points; tha Giants by 4. Jim Courier. Oviedo romped to a 83 to 7 win to n pair of "pick ’em" Boston camp. Last season over the Zephyrhllla Bulldogs in the curtain games, the Chicago Bears San Diego romped to a 51raiser. Head Coach A rthur Scott said th a t in hia scored a 34 28 victory over the 10 victory tn the American opinion Brooks, a fullback Inst season, played Minnesota Vikings a n d the Football Ltaituo championship "an outstanding gams." (Herald Photo) Dallas Cowboys downed tha gams. But revenge was sweat Sunday aa tha Fata gained a Washington Redsklna 33-18. The weekend series * up­ 33-33 triumph o v e r t h a set* was triggered Saturday Chargers on tha passing of night when the l o t Angeles Babe Pariltl and tho allRams bald the heavily -favor­ around scoring performance Eastern Division Eastern Division ed Detroit Lions to a IT-IT of Gino CappelUttl, W L T P e t F F FA W L T h t r r FA Tha Buffalo Bills kept paee St. Louis Buffsto 3 3 0 1.003 44 13 Aa a result of those early with Boiton in tha Eastern Ciavn. 3 0 0 1.000 so 43 •aaioB shockers, the Cardinals Division by taming tha DenBoston Phils. New York I 0 0 1.000 so e and thn Rrown* topped tho var Broncos 30-13 for thatr PiUi. Houston t 1 0 .500 S3 55 Eastern Division while tha second straight win in tha Dallas Wetter* Division Lloas and the Rama shared only other scheduled gams, New York S*n Dlogo 1 1 0 .500 55 >4 first In the Western sector Houston stopped Oakland 42Wash. Kan. City O t 0 .500 IT 34 with o m victory and one tie 28 Saturday night. Western Division 0 3 0 .000 10 00 •piece. Denver Parllll tossed three touch­ W L T Pel FF PA 0 3 0 .000 4] S3 Johnny Unites pitched the down panes and Cappelletti Osklsnd Detroit Saturday's Results Colts to their upset victory at •cored 21 points lu aet a club Lot Aag. Houston 43 Oakland 33 Greta Bay. Tha old pro com­ record aa tha Chargers lost Green Bay pleted only atx of 12 passes their first game of the sea­ 1 0 .500 13 M Only gams scheduled Minn. gaaday's Raerita but two of them were scoring son. 1 0 .500 4* 51 Chicago "bomba" — a 62-yarder to Lionel Taylor took a 18 1 0 .500 45 54 Buffalo 3 Denver 13 Ball. 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Spertmaa esd doattorta* Booato WaMa g ri U m ere tor another f t * ea the TttMvflk his own right on a pitch out from Hinaon tor a r u d e end Cm T O . Berate Barbour p * the Tribe ahead I to 0 whee he split the uprights. Late ha the second sterna Hinson punted to Dare Ward who returned to leadooU'a M. Titusville took to tho sir with Charlie ltugglna passing to Tommy Edwards for nine and to Ward for 11 and a first down ee tho Trtbo'a 11. Ward w ent'ever eeeter tor Are and thee hit right guard to the two. He crossed the stripes on the a e it play but the T err iocs missed the extra point attempt. Forty second later Samlnola Seminole accood—and last —score. Seminole recovered an on-aides kick on the Titusvilla 44 aad oa the first play Spsrkm aa exploded into and through the T en ter second ary for a TD. But this time Barbour*! kick was wide—and costly. W i t h only seconds re malnlng in tho third period Larry Zimmerman Intercepted • Hinson aerial on Seminole’s 34. Dave Bain and Sam Wort ham together got five before Huggins fired to Bill Hardin for six and a first down on Sanford's IS. Ward then put •lx more points on lha boards when ha rambled IS yards for tha touchdown. Huggins tied up the tilt by booting tho ex­ tra point. Tho final period was nothing but a serial of mistakes aad bad breaks for Seminole. The locals took tho kickoff and 13 plays later were on Titusville’s 13 with a first and 10. But Burton mlscued and tha Terriers recovered, stop­ ping tho Triho’a effort. Seconds later Titusville punted o * of bounds on the Terrior 37 and Seminole be­ gan to move once mora, spark­ ed by a 14-yard Hinson to Lar­ ry Watson pass giving the Tribe a first and goal on tha Titusville nine, Sparkman pot nowhere on the first play, Hin­ aon lost two on an attempted roll out aad the Seminole QB fired an incomplete peaa latended tor Watson In the end zone. Pigott sent Barbour In­ to the fray lor a field goal at­ tempt but it waa short. From their own 10, Titusville punted but the Terriers re­ tained poeaecaioa when the hell rolled off tho foot * a Semi­ nole with only 41 aecosKla left. From that p o t* the locals watched fas despair as the Ter­ riers ra a out the clock. The Semtnalos posted a doaen first clowns to five tor Titusville, got in yards on the ground and 33 la the air com­ pared with tha Terriers' * aad 33, and completed tour out of rig h t passe* while Titus­ ville connected on nine * 23. Sparkman took yardage hon­ ors with 17 and Burtoo had 45. Ward led Titusville with 14. Score by quarters: Bemhsolo TUaevllle 7 f a I—|] • 7 4 0 - lJ Every Favored NFL'11' Beaten In Pro Contests SSJH Boosters Meet Tonight SP EC IA LS EVERY D A Y! FARRELL’S Boston Defeats Chargers; Bills lasso Broncos Evolution AFL Football Scores Revolution B ra n WEATHER v i i w m W ILL SOON BE HERE WATCH FOR OUR ORDER FUEL NOW . . . we must have fuel in year leak la teat year krater. 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About Sports Bunker, tha IP-year-old Bal­ timore Oriole prise rookie pitchar, woa hit ITU game Sun­ day by beating Lot Angeles U after tho Angela won tho opeaer AS la 10 innings. The split left Bsltimera a game behind Uw Yinkees, who shut out Kama i City 4-0. FeUar won IT game* at the age ef » back In 'M, hut H wae the Yanheei who won the pennant as Cleveland finished in third place. Bobby bad to wait 10 long years before the IfidJaaa could wia aa Ameri­ can League p eaaeat Busker la hoping to do it la hie first yoar. Tha likeable 140,004 bonus baby quickly halted a p rim tlil aUd after the Aagoia woa tha first game Sunday aa Bobby Xrooy'a tworun double. Dean Ch«nce, bid­ ding for hie SOth wia for Los Angeles, we* not arouad at tho fiaiak. Barry Latmaa picked up tho wia with a oao-hlt relief Job over the lari three las lags. Chicago remained two gam a t off the pace by besting Washington 4 -3 , Mlaaeee blasted Boston U-4 aad Ckvoland trounced Detroit 7-3 after losing «4 la tho opener of a double- header. la (ha National League, Philadelphia increased its load to 1 4 game* by edging Los Angelfe 8-2 Cincinnati d e ­ feated BL Louis M , Milwau By Martin Lager keo beat Chicago 5-2, San VP1 Sparta Writer Jim Burning, the man who Francisco topped Pittsburgh first put the Philadelphia Phil­ 4-3 la 11 innings aad Houston lies Into orbit, hat brought whitewashed Nsw York 1-4. them beck to the countdown it age. Numbers are the only thing that count la Philadelphia to­ day, where the Phillies are within firing distance of their first National League pennant w. L. P*L since 1M0 and Burning le clos­ Now York 44 44 .401 ing in on a ao-wia season. 40 62 .589 1 The “magic number" for the Baltimore 89 63 .586 t PhUUes was reduced to seven Chicago 78 73 .517 124 Sunday when they beat the Detroit 76 73 .610 134 Los Angeles Dodgers 3 2 be­ Cleveland hind the five-hit pitching of Los Angslea 77 74 .607 144 Burning Minneiota 75 76 497 154 Boston 68 84 .447 23 Washington 69 93 .383 32 Kansas City 54 96 .360 36 Saturday's Results W. L. Pet. New York i Kansas City I Philadelphia 90 60 .100 Boston 7 Minnesota 2 St. Louis 81 <4 .587 6 4 Washington 1 Chicago 6, 10 Cincinnati 83 <6 .857 6 4 innings S. Francisco 83 67 .553 7 Cleveland at Detroit, rain. Milwaukee 77 72 .517 124 Los Angeles at Baltimore, Pittsburgh 14 72 J i l i I I rein. Loa Angeles 78 78 .500 15 fiowday'e Result* Chicago <7 82 .450 22 4 Minneiota 12 Boston d Houston 42 89 .411 284 New York 4 Kansas City 0 New York 81 91 .342 284 Loa Angslea 8 Baltimore 5,1st Retarder's Results Baltimore 8 I.oe Angsts* 2, 2nd San Francisco 18 Pittsburgh 4 Loa Angeles 4 Philadelphia 3 Detroit 6 Cleveland 5, 1st Houston 2 New York 1 Cleveland 7 Detroit 2, 2nd Chicago 4 Washington S Cincinnati 7 St. Louis 5 St. Louie t Cincinnati 0 Today’s Gamea No games scheduled Chicago S Milwaukae I Tuesday's Games Milwaukee 4 Chicago B Sunday's Resails Chicago a t Lot Angeles, night Cincinnati 9 St. Louis 4 Minnesota a t Kansas City, night Milwauke* 5 Chicago 2 Philadslphia I Los AngsUs f Baltimore a t Detroit San Frtnelsce 4 Pittsburgh 3 New York a t Cleveland, 2, Houston 1 Nsw York 0, night twl-nlght Today's Gamea Boston a t Washington, night Cincinnati at Philadslphia night Ban Franeieee at Houston, night Only games scheduled Thinking O ut Loud Magic Number For Phib Is Now Seven By Julian Stenatrem U there’s such n thing as a ball club making an "X" num­ ber of mistakes during a sea­ son of football, it eccmed like Seminole executed It's year’s supply Friday night st Titus­ ville. “ We made ’em,” saM Jim # Flgott when we talked with him right after the game. “ We made tee maay ef them ," Figeri declared, “ef- American League s e e I t was obvious to Seminole's great contingent of faoa which poured Into tbs perk and •welled tbs crowd to sa esti­ m ated 1,000 that Seminole may I hiv e tbs power but that It did not bava that last-minute •*plosive punch which It consistently utilised last season. Nevertheless, both ef Semi­ nole's TD's came on ridden playa — Burton skirting right end for 24 yards and Spark­ man blaating over center for 41 yards and the TD. e e e > Another bright spot In the Semtnole attack was those basketball type, jump shot passes from Ron Hinson (o towering Larry Watson. This clicked nearly evarytime it was attempted. Watson also hauled In one long aerial that put tbs Semlnolee in scoring position but couldn't put the sphere over the double lines. I e e « There must have been some difficulties on the saap because an four or five oc­ casions Semleeie's quarter­ back had to m o v e r the bell Immediately. Another thing, If the Seminole* aren't go­ ing to run hack p u ts they'd better atay completely away from the ball. Not one time i daring dm night did they attem pt In ran back a pant. On ana aeration, however, the ball rolled late a Semi­ nole player and Titusville re* with only seconds la the tiH tad Sanford lari He flail chiacn ta scare. There was time for a t loaet four plays, perhaps T u esd ay ’s G aw ee even mar*. S t Louis a t Nsw York, night • Cincinnati a t Philadelphia, Sanford’a Newest Aad B ut yon eaa bet O at Flgott night Moat Advanced Auto­ end Jim McCoy end Dick WU Milwaukee a t Pittsburgh, llam s will be using bottla ef mobile Facility la Now night te r bottle of Shinola this week Loa Angeles at Chicago Opon (utd waiting), In an effort to polish up the Saa Francisco a t Houston, o f f o n e o • defense before SANFORD— P it. 122-1884 night the Semlnoles host the Gren id le rs of Orlando Colonial Friday night at Sanford'a Memorial Stadium. A s e e A Titusville Police Officer paid Sanford and Seminole High a top-notch compliment. He laid Titusville always en­ joyed boating the Sanford team because of the way the Seminole fans turned out and the way they conducted them■elves. "We never worry when Sanford comes over here," he « said. " I can't tay that for ill the schools who play here." Point |e. he was telling this to oa not knowing we were from Sanford. s e e W hat do you think about It T Is the pitching in the Na­ P H IL H E A T tional League weaker than th at in the American? Or - la the hitting stronger? The By ordering your Philheat early you save tho * question is occasioned by a time, trouble and worry of a last minute rush quick look a t the statistics when waiting means discomfort Take just a few Just released. minutes now to prepare for a comfortably warm In the American there are only six batter* with aver­ homo tbli winter. Philheat —the high quality ages of .300 or better, while Phillips 66 home heating oil —ft clean bunting. . . In tho sister circuit there are give* you uniform heat. And it's economical, tool IS in th at bracket Oh yes, If you wish, well systematically fill your storage and Just to help confuse the picture the top four National throughout the winter season. Give us a ring now _»w lng«ra — Clemente (.347), and let us deliver your Philheat early. ^ Aaron (.325), Carty (.323), Wil llama (320) all have bet­ te r averagsa than tha top Ph. 322-2784 man on tha American totam pole, Oliva (.319). And do you think that the M A C ’S O I L C O M P A N Y , IN C . tight fight for the right to E. H. MeALEXANDER. Pro*. A Mgr. play fat the World Series la EARL, EVANS — DEALER helping or hurting the aver­ SANFftRl ) ages la the American group? 202 N. LAUREL Swift'* Prem ium Ring Style POLISH SAUSAGE PRICKS IFFIC T IV I MON., TUBS., WID., 5KPT. 21, 22, 23, 1964 7 9 * Limit 2 per custom er with purchases wf ) ) . e r m ain Swift's Premium Sliced COLD CUTS "V * !" 4-os. 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SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. in se ct p r o b le m s? use a sso rte d sty le s a sso rte d stra in e d p e st g u a r d sh e lf p a p e r m arcel p a p e r napkins ge rb e r's b a b y f o o d s IW k fifty 0 7 2 T 25* 2 *ir . 23* “r 29* 6 r 65* �Public Eye Focused O n Club's Events are tba children {from publicity chalrmanahlpe lure o f their effort* ta appar-lrand too paper. But • pubBjc o N ra l* * * "* the aucceoa or fafl- |en t to all their baddies who] d ty job well planned can ba sop breath than a real aervice to your ovganae ring* and Isatlon aad to th* local p*> to aaaiat with a I j per. I evennt There are manual* to guide ’ “no” because TA 4. publicity chairmen. I hare at tha moment been aaked for advice many or a aervice yoe tlmee. Ae en editor, I know elleve tn, your th<t Lh* FuUklty chairman an office will, who is re*p«cUd la one who e a happy thing. knowa her mission thoroughhum” about lr* lh * n*me* °f tboee eat or eervice, ved and preienU a typewrit•a" Juet to obten atory or outline (double ty find It dlfflor triple epaced) comfortably enthusiasm in advance of paper deadllnm l and Tha N ew Hampshire Ngislature w ill ba fortunate to bare her again. With b*r tateiUgene* and experience aad w* wlah th e would b a n rua la CHRISTY WAL8TROM, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Roger Walatrom, celebrated h e r 11th birth­ day on Friday September 4 with a alumber tjr a t her home on French Avenue. Young iea enjoying the all night feativitiee w en bottom row from left, Christy WnJatrom, Susan Caoto, Ann Heckenbnch, Cindy Ogden and Mary Edna Burton. Second row from left are Suaan K err, Linda Butler and Nancy Munday. Robin Ogden and Kandy K err are on top of pyramid. B T he Jack Stuarts Entertain Over Holidays ■ y Maryana MRn Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stuart aad children entertained a group of their friends over (he Labor Day wtek-end at their camp alts at Lost Lab*. The Stuarts pitched a large tent where the cooking was done by Mr. Stuart, with smal­ ler Bleeping teats surrounding. The gueata enjoyed playing card*, fishing e n d water sports. Enjoying the camping holi­ day worn Mr. and Mr*. Bob Newell and five children; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smith and two children; Mr. and Mrs. El­ m ar Halms and two eoni; Miss Lynn Cody and Mrs. Margaret HorrelL B r i d g e - A - T h o n Is Scheduled By Theta Epsilon Chapter ADELE TOLIN Adah was celahrsUag bar M b wadding aunlvaraary — but tbs other half o! the cor­ poration wasn’t th a n for th* party. Husband Robert was Rows M the islands on tba V. f . mlaalla tracking rang*, carrying out hi* Job. However, bo did telephone Me appreciation to Adtlo for living with (or without) bin t i l those years. Meanwhile, out is Little Veaice, i t tbe heme of Guy •U k U aad , Adel# w u guest of heaor nt s cocktail aad di> Bar party with oalghbars and friends who did tha beat they could to » aka up for her lone­ ly anniversary. Oaa of tba highlights of the party was ■ four-ttsred white wadding take, which was m ade by Mra. Olao Boutwcll, boats** f o r tha occasion. Quests exclaimed that tha beautiful cake looked like It bad b e ta done professionally, which pleased Ruth no and. Ruth w u raipooslbla for tha other goodies to n ed at tha dinner which included spag­ hetti aad m eat balls, aad an u s u s u s l a i d sumpUou* cheese strada. Joining in tha fun were VIJay a and William Boutwcll, Olan and Ella Boutwcll, Otcnn Wlmblsh, John Wlmbiah and his date Qwynn Williams, Dottle a n d Anthony Austin. Mrs. Wlmbiah unfortunately was !U and unable to attend. Those present hid a most enjoyable evening, even In the midst of ■ rousing John­ son • Goldwater debate, which nobody won. fa regards to hsr husband M l being there on their 23th anniversary, Adcle said, "The first seven years wa were m arried, he was gone every Christmas." “ T Just got used to it," ih* Slid philosophically. RUTH HAMILTON Ruth hopes to serve on the Health, Education and Wel­ fare commission, when aha gets elected, (which she feels is a sura thing), She doesn't aay what she bates her feelings on, but aha aaya "Of this moment it ap­ pears that New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine will go Democrat this year." If this la a trend, It is a very interesting one. Remember the old slogan, "As Maine goea, so goes tha nation." During the past year, Ruth says ah* haa been substitu­ ting to teach English and French, working on the Heart Fund drive end with the Chamber of Commerce in Claremont, N. II. Also, up to her favorite and long-time hobby of collecting antiques. Shs had a little an­ tique shop In Caiielberry while she was here, you may remember. We ahatl be watching the N o w Hampshire legislature with caro Ruth, to see you make your m irk there, OUR RECENT story about Miss Isobella Simon who sold her ancient Chevy last week has stirred up lots of old memories in Sanford. Folks around here like to rcmlnlse and are stopping us on the street to talk about Miss Isobella and other oldtim eri. Wc met Tommy Mero, who laid ho wasn't upset about our saying his dad was de­ ceased, but wanted us to know he was very much aiming the ROSE BOWMAN says in living. our story about Sue Jackson Mrs. Robert Gntchrl serving w* didn't mention how aha lunch to the Kiwsnis Club (Rose) stood at th* front door Wednesday mused about the with a mop and tried to keep old days, and told us that out th* tide of rainwater that M in Isobella's parents had a variety store on the corner of poured In under th* door. "1 finally Just sat down and First St. and Oak Ave., and •tied, 1 got to discouraged," later moved It to a location Mid R om . on Sanford Ave. Why Roael You didn't let Mra, Gatchei said that no one has been in Miss isobella's Dora get tha best of you T house for many,many yean. "Even when her niece* visit from Jacksonville they hive to sit out on the front steps," she said. "She always attends the First Uaptlst Church every Tba regular meeting of The­ ta Epsilon ehnpter of Beta Sigma Phi met recently at the home of Mrs. Paul (Betty) Lewis In Park Ridge. Mrs. Waller (Jo Ann) Bo­ hannon, president, conducted the business meeting and a most Interesting program on "personality and Self Analy­ sis" was cleverly interpreted by Mrs. Sherry Boltc and Mra. Betty McKte. The mala topic of dlscuiiioo on the agenda was the BridgeA-Thon, which the chapter la sponsoring for their annual fund raising project, with pro­ ceeds going to The Little Red School House. Tha Bridge-AThon will b* an all day event of Thursday, October ■ at Tha Sanford Woman's Club from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The public is cordially Invi­ ted to attend and play the card gamca of their choice. F re t coffee will be served all day with sandwiches and soft (Irinka available for purchase at lunch. Door prises will be given away in abundance through the courtfiy of tbe Sanford merchants. P l a n a have been arranged with Pinecrest Kiddle Korncr and Sem­ inole Kindegarten and Nur­ sery to provide baby sitting service for the day. Reserva­ tions are not necessary, but may be made by calling Mrs. Paul Lewis at 322T1M. who] will be glad to furnish any ad­ ditional Information. Others attending the meet­ ing were the Mmea. Don (Jan) Cahill, A1 (Shsrron) Da­ vit, Robert (Barbara) Dekle, Jack (Batty) Erickson, Tom (Pat) Largen, Bill (Fran) Riv­ ero, Rick (Mona) Walker and also Kay Lee and Faya Stet­ son. Establishing tha timing oa a atory la a* aimplo aa call­ ing tha oditor. Be brief on tho telephono. Write e full story; tho oditor can always chop* If you win bo publicity T he Anna Miller Circle Convenes A t Elks Lodge The Anna Millar Circle of the BPOE Lodge No. 1211 held the regular meeting at th* lodge Tuesday night, Septem­ ber 15. Following the routine business meeting, all mem­ bers enjoyed a social hour. Those present were the Mmes. Clyde Ellison, Hulon Hale, E ither Lansing, Leslie Thompson, Mavis Llpthrott, Harry Adair, J. R. Hooiehsn Jr., J. R. Hooiehsn Sr., War­ By Mra. Margaret Cotby to the New York World's Fair. ren Haynes, Laymon R. Good­ Mrs. Charles A. (Joan) Bige­ The youngsters found that rid­ man and J. C. Brown. low III, o( 70 South Cortes ing the train was an unusual Avenue, North Orlando, wai treat far them and extremely recently released from Semi­ enjoyed riding in one of the nole Memorial Hospital after new, plush, alr-cooditloned a week's observation and bed­ cars. rest. Apparently those extend­ Attending the Fair was an ed vacations to the hometown Incomparable experience and up North are more exhausting nearly Impossible to describe. than relaxing. It must be seen to be appre­ The Pilot Club of Sanford Joan and children, Donna, ciated. Little Alex, however, will meet Tuesday, Septem­ 13, Janice, 12, Mark 10, and was most impressed with his ber 22, at the Civic Center. Alex five, spent a hippy six little Herts Rent-A-Car Sting Dinner will he at 3:30 p.m., week* in New York Slate. followed by tha business meet­ Ray which he rode all over. Thenr Initial stop wss a visit The Bigelows fee) grateful ing at 7:U. with her parents, Mr. awl All members are urged to to have been able to enjoy Mrs. Jam es Dlvstl, and her such a varied, Interesting and attend as the meeting promis­ brother Dan, In Rochester, N. educational summer. However, es to be most Interesting with Y. There they almost froze the entire family was shock­ members of the press and ra­ encountering t e m p e r a t u r e s ed to have “ mother" hospital- dio featured In a panel dis­ down to U degrees. When they lied after their hectic but de­ cussion. left Florida, it wss M degrees. lightful six weeks up North. While in Rochester they If hand washing Is recom­ The youngsters rose to the visited Niagara Falls and one situitlon, and under dad’s gui­ mended for silk garments, evening took a long walk over dance, everything was as use lukewarm softened water to the Horsrahoe Fills on the much under control as circum­ with a mild soap or detergent. Canadian side and were spell­ stances would permit. With bound by the beauty and m a­ this knowledge, mother rallied jesty of the Falla with the gor­ all the faster and is glad to be geous play of a multi-color home feeling her old self of lights. again. Charles Joined hi* fimlly and was able to spend three It doesn't always pay to be weeks of their merry-go-round neat. Not U it you're raising of activities that only a trip spring-flowering bulba. "hick home" can offer. On After the tulips, daffoditi and Ixmg Island they visited hi* brother-in-law and sister, Mr. hyacinthi have bloomed, don't 8ILVERPLATK BY — cut the leave* back. Remove and Mre. MorrU Light of Val­ INTERNATIONAL foliage only after It ha* turned ley Stream. From there, they yellow. Aa long as the leaves took th* Long Island Railroad KADER ara green, they ire building next years bulbs, aay plant JEWELERS By, and the old days In Ban- specialists in th# U. S. De­ 112 8. PARK AVE. ford. Not all the stories Jive partment at Agriculture. exactly — some remember It one way, soma another, aa the years have dimmed the Images a little. But It's all most Interesting Womanlike, Mr*. Gatchei to hear about, and especially gave u t s bint as to Miss Si­ interesting that this particu­ lar news story excited so mon's sge. “ I'm TO yssrs old, *nd she's much attention, U even to It older then me. Shs must be tell usw* didn't got straight. close to M now," says Mrs. im w x . NO W 1 9 * « Gatchei. Folks ar* recalling stories CONSIIH US HIM t«l!H about Miss Isobella, her fam- The Charles A. Bigelows PUBLICITY CHAIRMANSHIP of an organisa­ tion can be a rewarding Job. The homemaker who knowa her group, haa biographical data and file photos of key people and respects deadlines will have a fa t scrapbook to show for her ef­ forts. "Come A s You Are" Social H eld By Lake M a ry Women By Frances Wester Mrs. LuVsra Harrison was hostess for th# September "Come As You Are" Break­ fa s t morning social, which are eponaored by the women of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary and are held each month for the wom­ en of the community, In an effort to get neighbors and new-comer* acquainted. Assisting Mrs. Harrison as h sr co-host*is was her sister, Mrs. Ella Ellis. Two new guests present for the flrat time were Mrs. Ellen Patton and Mr*. Dorothy Wade. O t h • r women attending wera Mra. Robert Rugenetein, Mra. Ruby Linden, Mr*. Em­ ma Bashara, Mra. John Ul­ mer, Mra. F. E. Donaldson, Mra. Joseph Eith, Mre. James M. Thompson, Mra, Ed Zim­ merman, Mra. H. M. Cochran, Mra. Ruby SJoblom, Mra. Joe Smathera, Mra. Mary Baker, Mrs. P. D. Anderson, Mre. Rowland Goble, Mra. Charles Baum an, and Mr*. Lillian Goodwin. The following children were also present: Kathy Rugenstein, Chester Patton, Belinda Donaldson, and Pat, Shawn, and Dona Baker. D A V Auxiliary Holds Important Meeting Tuesday The D i s a b l e d American Vatarana Auxiliary, Unit No. 30 will meat Tuesday, Sep­ tem b er 22. a t 7:30 at tha chapter home on 17-92. All member* ara urged to attend thla meeting since there are several Item* of importance on the agenda, in­ cluding planning for the ilith district meeting, which the Chapter and Auxiliary will ho*t next month. Members ara also reminded that duea a r t now payable end should be paid before the district meeting. The support of all members le needed in order to keep the Auxiliary in good standing. chairman for th# j u t , rand th* e b b aonpbook if there la «a% rand aB th* M sterr at th* d ob for Maas and to know your subject. H at* f llu on your dub officer* and i m p o r t a n t chairmen. The** flit* should toelud* Mo fn p h lcal stretch sad a to* cent floaty prinL Dttanniaa from the «H* tor tha alia o f head shots to bo submitted. If tba officers tu rn portrait photo*, tba photofraphar probably still haa th# aofativa and can print up a floaty for publici­ ty at*. If boy pooplo d o s t haw a recant pictaro of thsmaalws, urg* thorn to to t ona. Women’* editor* on moat newapapera ara highly con­ scious of tha value of good picture*. It la helpful to doUrmino In advance what thair pollclea art. In this day of overlapping coverago In amaller towna by d ty and auburban newapapera, c i t y paper* a anally have atrlctor rule* than amaller paper*. But the amaller auburban pa­ per uaually enjoy* good readarahlp in It* community. Learn all the media open to you. Local radio atatlona may give time or a t laaat a meeting announcement BLOUSES — By — Naw Era Aad MajereU* BtarUag Casselberry Personals Roger Deppen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deppen of Piumoius Way and Bill Skislak, son of Mrs. Glnny SkisInk of Lake Griffin Drive, have enrolled as freshmen In Western Kentucky State Col­ lege at Bowling Green, Both boys are IBM graduates from Lyman High School. We’re Here To Make VW Owners Happier. ElUnor Motor Co. d lo iO S tA Fashions Enjoyed Varied Vacation Sanford Pilots T o Present Press # A nd Radio Panel KO DACO LO R PR IN TS 8 MM MOVIE FILM OR — 35 MM — 20 EXPOSURE SLIDES WATCH FOR OUR A A Mold TV Hold Girdles and Phrity Girdles teg- $6.95 now only Magic Controller Panty Girdles gcg. $9.95 now only For a limited time only nationally advertised Play lex Girdles and Paaty Girdle* at exciting savings ol $2.00. They all feature finger-tip P*neb that control your tummy. Imagine doth lined Piaytex Pnnty Girdles with a soft, cool lining for as low as $7.95. Sale expires October 24; hurry before stocks tre depicted. A Piaytex Mold 'N Hold* Girdles and Panty Girdle* Reg. $6.95 now $4.95 Piaytex MoldL’N Hold* Zipper Girdle*. Reg. $8.95 now $6.95 A Piaytex Magic Controller* Panty Cirdlea. Reg. $9.95 now $755 "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" LIGGETT-REXALL DRUGS P1NECREST SHOPPING CENTER SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. R. 1st A Bsnferd At*. 322-1122 322-3432 TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG Piaytex Magic Controller* Zipper Girdle*. Reg. $10.95 now $8.95 Sue* XS.S, M, L. Extra Large sites one dollar more, Locally Owned And Operated By Glean McCall And "Ernie” Mills COR. 1st A MAGNOLIA PHON1 $22-2411 A �Sept. 21, 1964 — Par® 9 (DaaJt Gbby: DEAR ABBY: 1 don't know tha circumstances which prompted tha clergy m in to ask tha girt who w m plan­ ning to be m arried U she were pregnant, but I have always found that there are two sides to every question. I h a r t personally married almost 11,000 couples, and hundreds eg those couples have asked me to back date the marriage license from one to five months. I kept an accurate record, and In one year out of the 3M cou­ ples 1 married, asked that their wedding ceremon­ ies be (slsely dated. I ra ­ ther Imagine my experience is characteristic of m o s t preachers and if I were you, 1 don't believe 1 would have cast this particular minis­ ter into “outer darkness" so quickly, without having heard HIS side of the story. A KENTUCKY CLERGYMAM DEAR ABBY: I was a practicing minister for a decade but non 1 am a law­ yer. I can understand why • clergyman would ask a girl If she were pregnant before he undertook to per­ form the m arriage cere­ mony. A m arriage is a cov­ enant freely assented to by two parties, and when tha vows are not exchanged In freedom, the marriage Is il­ legal according to the law and Invalid alao as a religi­ ous sacrament, if Use girl U pregnant, there can posatbly be coer­ cion on the part of the girl, her family, or aven on the part of the groom. If the couple arc Wing “forced” Into marirage became a baby Is on the way and they fael that marriage is the only solution to the problem, t h e marriage could be considered a “ for­ ced" one and, hence, illa1*1 It la better that a child be born out of wadtock in some cases than for two persons to m arry out of compulsion rather t h a n love. MINISTER TURNED LAW­ YER DEAR ADItY: Come on now. I've read your column faithfully and with adm ira­ tion and interest, but that letter from the mother who was “disgusted" because the clergyman asked her bride-to-be daughter If she were pregnant behooves me to put in my nickel's worth. 1 live in a small town, but Jacoby Jhst A blurb on the cover of • roman's magazine promises hut inside the housewife will earn "How to eat well withxit really cooking.” Too many homemakers al•eady believe that is possible, s it bout any encouragement from a magazine. Tile truth Is that U Isn't poss­ ible for a family to enjoy good bod unless there's someone In the kit riven who really cooks. Meals worth coming home lo require a good deal of ef­ fort on the housewife’* part. They take forethought, plann­ ing, Imagination ami time In the kitchen. They aren't just thrown to­ gether or dreamed up by a housewife who daily wonders, "What esn I hsve for dinner lonigbt that I can throw to­ TITBSD AY A. m L ot's M*ko a Deal Id * lot Passw ord (1) L o retta T ouag 3:3S is i NewaUna MO (0) A rt L U k la tU r (0) Day In C oart (1) Tha Doctor* 1:11 (t) L i u H oward 1:00 111 To Tell The T ru th (!) Another Work! 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(I) Spanish Zee Acquisition An Arment’a cowbird, with n coat of teal brown, which makes hint different from the usual all-block cowblrd, is an acquisition of tha Washington too. Not seen since II4M, ths aperies was thought estlncl and this specimen cam* in shipment of miscellaneous birds from Colombia, South America. IM S (II Word for Word (01 1 t e s t t.**T (SI P rice la ttlaht 10:11 (3) Nnc New* MiOl lit Concentration (I) net Tha MusaatS 11:00 II) Tha Moneys 11:10 ( U a a Crowd Chock Lb. Me) 8c Off Label! OUR OWN LOOSE LAST 3 DAYS (St Mltelny Link* 10) p*ta a uiedva “IT S A MAD, MAD. MAD, | MAD WOULD ’ (3) Jeopardy TUESDAY P. M. 11:11 « l t,a«* or t.lfo (0) fa th e r Knew* Beet COLOR (31 Hey When 13:11 ( i) New* 11:14 It) Teitri.*.** Kirn!* f o c i Show (0) Searek lee T * U N raw (I) Truth e u e n .e e er OPEN 1:34 |U |r TILL 3:00 Kfkr w m o n . - f r i .M T Cones- STARTS HUNDAY I’r lr r NOW thru THU KB. AT 1:00 - :I:(I3 . i;l* 7:13 - 9:10 SHIRLEY Mse LAIN E I’Allli NEWMAN HOliEItT HI ICII l >( DEAN MARTIN GENE KELLY lit ill CUMMINGS DICK VAN DYKE l Owe MOOTS M Z U L - l I I M S (MOWS 4 tO PM . I N K S rv. pines ( IN t IN I f A! M.OMHJA SPECIAL te wear ■fweave n nouamvW e tff FOR Pkg. 51 49 79 49 53* 39 49> Special! Jane Parker Pa.™ BLUEBERRY or PECAN Your Choice! 1-Lb. 8-Oz. Each 13-Oz. Loaves Special! Sunnybrook Fresh Florida Grade “A” LARGE CAFETERIAS i A If WIN- , Seller* "A Shut In The llaik" W om an:By Ruth Millett J fescief - ■ 10-M. Now Yerk Sirlata Strip taeked to rove order lor only 74c. Thortdai MgM Is -fealty ofekT with boo doaaorta fe ra l. Saturday Nfefc is -stash ufefcr - • Mq *-%. TSow* SOeek eoekod to yewr eader for owly Sl Oa TEA 72 P IE S CAKE v 2 EGGS JELLY SYRUP BEANS 3 TISSUE 8 le New! Jane Parker Delicious BANANA NUT LOAF 11:11 (It (taiaiss u rx s TV 11:11 131 NIKI News 1:04 (St ntrl Tails Moving Dunes (It Mallnea Movlo ID N eva Sand dunes in central Asia's M l (D Korea Gobi Desert have been known t« migrate as much as 43 The flea market, traditional feet In a tingle day under the bargain paradise of the old Influence o f cit rationally world, is an emergent phono strong winds. nirnon on the American scene. gether In a hurry?" housewife'* part, but they Sure, there are plenty of can't sit down to a really de­ quick, easy meals housewives licious meal unless there has can slap together today. These ticen some real cooking going quick and easy meals that on in the kitchen. many families get served night Maybe one reason so many after night may be eaten with­ families today eat from trays out prnteil, but they aren’t and watch television while ra*tcn with much enjoyment, they consume dinner. Instead s*C either, of sitting comfortably around Quick and easy dishes aren't a dining room table, is because the kind tin t make a husband television takes their minds smile broadly ami ask with off the kind of food tbey'ra I “ I u n t ' if anticipation, “ What arc we facing. having for dinner tonight? Something sure smelt* good!" Nor are meals that require lit­ tle or no cooking the kind that make the children of the f am­ ily hang around the kitchen just because it is such a fas­ cinating place to be. Families today can be fed without much effort on the Boneless Chuck or Boneless Beef 0:00 (11 Divorce By Oswald Jacoby • Berries Seminole TV Me (I) Teaay HI Wake-up Hurl t»> Mickey Kean* Hhow (II New* * Weather Ml I SO <11 Cap tt(a ■ a a q a r es l:M i l l W eatkar aa* Mews 100 (11 Teday Hate to write tetter* 7 Send one dollar to Abby, Box ••700, Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby'a booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." ■eaplint 1:31 (SI News M S (S) The P da* »f N ight ( I t Tou Don't Say f i t Queen P e r A Dap ■:M (4) D nuflao Hdwarda News tt. 1:00 t:Z0 l::s t:IS 7:00 ••• bad cleared away, East had made tha first trick with his king of hearts and North and South had taken the other It. East returned a low club which was taken by dummy's ten. Back came the jack of spades, East played the king and South w with the ace. He entered dummy with the ace of hearts and led out die mond honors until East’s king lost to South’s ace. Then South discarded dummy's two clubs on his queen and ten of hearts and since spades and dia­ monds l»»lh broke perfectly he ran oft the rest of the tricks. Tha to u t score for North and South was 2,130 points. With­ out East's double it would have been fitx) points. I d * f t t Mm t f e o Wi MONDAY P . U . I SS (0) Nesro (I) Sew *. * ports, W eather MC <11 Maverick <11 OBS News (1) Hum ley -d r Inkier Report Till ID Ksne Orey (I) D igest 7:11 (It Mon. Might *t M ovies <l) Voyage To The Bot­ tom of the New (I) To Tell the Truth M * I St I've Oot A Secret M S (It Vacation r is y h o u te <11 N'» Tim e tor ! u *c»nta l:M (St tU nny Thomas <11 W en.tr * Me M S It) H ollyw ood and tb s Stare (It Andy O rlftlth <l) Ulna Croeby Show 11:10 (I) Slnu Akin* w ith Mitcn (lltle eieM * • W eeteldo ( t l Ben Csaey 11:00 (II S ew e <D Sew ecop* <t) Neertllne 11:11 tOl Sport* F in d 11:34 <i) Theater or th s Start 11:1# (It T sa lie Shew (I) T h s tun* Show I’d say that one bride in Tien. too. if the clergy­ four has covered a pregnan­ man knows that the girl is cy of Irons two to four pregnant, he can guide them months with I bridal gown la planing an appropriate and white flowing veil. wedding, if they sincerely Check with any clergyman desire to m arry. Otherwise, and you will understand he can explain that there why be would ask such a are alternatives. Some for­ quaitiou. It la embarrassing ced marriages are worse for them to have to baptise than none, tn trying to exall those “ prem ature" ba­ onerate you, 1 rationalized bies so toon after U» wed­ that maybe one of your staff ding. had m itten the answer with­ •D " out your having seen it. It • o • didn't sound like the DEAR DEAR ABBY: 1 was disap­ ABBY I have been reading pointed to find one aa know­ all these y ean . ledgeable, m ature and Influ­ A MINISTER ential as you rapping a DEAR MINISTER: Thank clergyman for having asked you for giving me the bene­ a couple, who came to dls- fit of the doubt, but I accept cuss their intended m arri­ the responsibility for every age, U the girl were preg­ answer that appears in my nant. Ibe minister was only column. I confess that I was doing his duty. A minister not aware of the necessity Is not a ‘"marryIn' Sam." at a clergyman to ask a The reading of the ritual and bridt if she were pregnant. pronouncing tha coupls hus­ But judging from the num­ band and wife ti only part ber of reprimands I have of the pattoral obligation. received for having criticiz­ It is Important to learn If ed a clergyman for having the couple has had prem ari­ Inquired, I was wrung. And tal relations. If they have­ 1 beg to be forgiven. • • 4 n't, they will be proud to say so. If they have, and Problems 7 Write to ABBY. are truly sorry*, the clergy­ Bui »700, Los Angeles, Cal­ man can either give them if. For a personal reply, en­ absolution or invoke God's close a stamped. Mil - ad­ forgiveness. dressed envelope. OnBhidqa There are k>ts at ways to 31 lose at bridge. One way Is to A J 10 41 make a habit of picking up *A J cards like the West hand. Bad ♦ Q J 104 hands oven out in the long Olttl run, mistakes don't. Just about W K i T EAST the most costly mistake avail­ k i l l 4K tt v m t v K it able is the “ sucker" double. ♦ K BJ East hekl 13 high card points • l i t *742 AAQSI and stoppers in all suits. It SOUTH |D) was Incredible to him that • AQS the opponents could reach W Q 10 32 game before he had a chance 4 A72 * KJ a to bid, but they did just that. Both vulnerable East wasted no tim e In dou­ bling. Had East stopped to Heath West N w th b i t think, he would have realized I N T. Pats 3 N T. Dble Hdble. Pats Pass P iss that the opponents were going Opening lead—® 3. to make their game and pro­ bably on overtrlck or two. | cash three of his five high West was marked with a bust, cards. and East would be lucky to! Actually, when the smoke Cck Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buran r^ J ^ W ffS L ia eu tn a u a t PRICES Ctn. Of One Dozen Special! Ann Paste Pure GRAPE 2-Lh. Jar Special! nAnn & WAFFLE u n Page i u g t ; PANCAKE * 1-Pint 8-Oz. Bottle JEN Save At A&P! Argo Blue Lai Lake WHOLE GREEN 1-Lb. Cana Special! SCOTT BIRTHDAY $100 Rolls 6-6-tt ALL PURPOSE FERTILIZER 50 “ My hair is very drab now- lieve you would be able to find Dya. I was a pale blonde, handsome and attractive shoes In platforms and strap sandals, it zny hair la dreadluUy un- and st not loo hizh prices. Go ecomlng. I am fifty-three, to a good shoe store, ask for 11 and not overweight. Would a top salesman, explain your look younger if I had my problem and insist upon seeing tlr lightened to a pale silver- wbst they have that would be oode? 1 would not do it my suitahle. When you find Use if but would have it dune correct shoes, get two pairs. ; a good beauty salon. I ute Rut. be sure you have your earn powder tor my face, proper size and width. If you would like to con­ wc-red lipstick and a little »uge to match. I wear almost dition your feet through home 1 black with some white care, send for my font leaf­ let. “ How lo Step Lively After uches.— SalUe." Yes, I think you should have Forty." Send me a long selfror hair colored as you »u| addressed stamped enveloj* eat. It would he sm art, youth ami enclose Ten cents in coin. “1 have to travel several ring and flattering, i think xi will need lighter shade* tlmci a year accompanying makeup, but wait until your my husband on business trips, lir U done before buying 1 always take my beauty thing, hut have to pay exeesi iw makeup accessories. "My feet cause me great dif- baggage weight and my hus­ tulty. I cannot wear really band is always annoyed. How retty shoes and I cannot wear could I take ksa? What ossengh heels, although I tike lists should I have? f have tractive clothes and have a imaU leather beauty cisw.— ime. My shoes are such a E." If your cosmetics do not rob'em. What should I do? y riolhei are always rich, come in plastic bottles and irk colors or black. I could Jars, get diese and fill them ' »t afford to have shoes made, wiih your favorfatei. Cleansing) i this is too expensive.— cream, good quality witch, hair!, cosmetic oil, face pow­ r*. R aider." As you live in a large city, der. lipstick and ey« maktup idging by your adJreai, I be­ ire the onentialz. Lb. Bag Antique Satin TL’EH, WEI).. THURS • 4 • 50x83 — |5 50x90 — 75x63 — f8 75x90 — 310 100x63 — |12 100x90 — 315 CRISP PINCH PLEATS DEEP BUCKRAM HEADING NEAT REMS • • • 36 WHY PAY MORE WASHABLE WHITE.GOLD. PINK, BEIGE, GREEN I U n fciy HaWSim p ,§H fiat Sifts Fuht frteau hi Ihfe ad am goad through W ad, Bepgeaker 34. Hwy. 17-92 at STtb �ALLEY OOP S8K 3B — K St FRECKLES AND FRIENDS ttttttStM S — c dL V > �S* 'Far* It — flapt SI, 1M4 uims neenng WednesdayTo OpenSeason b i » i i « ■ j a a 3 t LAKELAND — The F!«ida citrus Commlistcm moves to Miami Beach Wednesday for the regular September meeting wMeh generelly la regarded as tha opening **e•ion of a aaw cttrue eeaeon. Tha meeting la to ba held in eoneurrenee with tha animal convention In Miami Bsach of tha Florida F n l t and T a g s t a b l a Association, an event that wilt ho attended bjr eoveral Commlaslonara and Commlssloa staff membars. A report bp tha Commla* lion’s AdrartUIng and Pub* Hfity Commlttoa is sxpaetad to ha a highlight of tha mast, lag, according to Ganaral Manager Homer E. Hooks. Tha committee ia to meet a t lft a.as. Wadnaodap, followed hp the Commlaaioa meeting a t a P-SS. Hooka aaid tha eonrmittee would ba naked to consider a request for authority to use tha Utters “O J.“ alone in some Instances where the Commission symbol Is used as dlsptsp m atter. In addition, rapport will ha sought for the Florida Department of Agri* culture's SUN FLAVOR pro­ gram for tha uniform Identi­ fication of Florida fruits and vegetables. A report alio Is to ha heard on progress made by the Cortes F. Enloe medical advertising agency regarding tha Investigation of nutrition* •I values of Florida citrus. Scheduled for Commlsalon consideration will be such matters aa ssemptlon from citrus fruit dealer’s agent registration for all Indivi­ duals concerned with trans­ actions Involving processed citrus products, and a mom* mandation th a t tha Commis­ sion “postpone Indefinitely" the requirement that mini­ mum Brls for frossn concen­ trated orange Juice be In­ creased from 41J to 44 de­ grees effective December 1, 11)64. Hooks said that ha plann-d to report on the currant S t a t u e of Federal Standards of Identity for frosen con­ centrated orange juice. A re­ port will also be made on the Commission’s f i g h t against “Awake" labelling and ad­ vertising policies. The Commission will be host again for the annual Cit­ rus Breakfast scheduled for Thursday morning with May­ or Haydon Burin. of Jackson­ ville aa principal speaker. NOT Meeting Set Today By Margaret Coeby A meeting of the North Or­ lando Teen Club (NOTs) will ba htld a t 7:80 p.m, todsy In tha Recraatlon Canter Civ­ ic Building to plan the club’s future program. In ordar not to InUrfera with school homework, the meeting will be rnnrludt-il no later than ft p.m. llanny Tillls, president, will be In •barge. MON. TU E. WED. QUANTITY HGHm 25th & PARK, SANFORD RESERVED FLA. GRADE “A** “F R E S H .... NEVER FROZEN!** LB. TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRAM Jb presented to member* of the Seminole High School Anchor Club, under aponnonihlp of the Pilot Club. Seat­ ed ere the apeakem, Sgt. Vince Smallwood, Sheriff Luther Hobby, end Chief Roy Williams. I WHOLE —OR- Standing ere Miss Helen Menu, Anchor Club president; Mrs. Jerry Jemigan, Pilot Club presi­ dent and Mrs. Eloise Collins, Pilot Club Safety Chairman. (Herald Photo) CUT-UP NAB Gives 10 Southern Lawmakers 'Z ero' On Voting WASHINGTON (U P» Voting records of 10-DeepSouth congressmen have been given ’’sere” ratings by the National Associated Business­ men, Inc. (NAB). The NAB, which is dedicated to “ getting the federal goveminent out of competition with tanpaying businesses," rated all House members on the basis of their votes on 20 money measuiea which went before the 88th Congress. Votes against such measures aa accelerated public works aod for such measures a* a proposed reduction In foreign aid were credited aa “aeonomy votes." Among the lawmakers who failed to east an NAB "cconomy vote" were Reps- R°** Bass and Clifford Davis of Tennessee; Hale Boggs, James II. Morrison and T. A. Thnmp son of Louisiana; Carl Elliot and Albert Rains of Alabama; Claude Pepper of Florida; James W. Trimble of Arkan­ sas, and Carl Vinson of Geor­ gia. All are Democrats as are 10 others with low ratings: Reps. John W. Davis (10 per cent) and Phil Landrum (10) ol Georgia; Robert A. Everett (5.3), Joe L. Evlni (3.8) and Richard Fulton (3.3) of Tenn essce; Robert F. Jones Jr. (8.T) and Kenneth A. Roberts (7.7) of Alabama; Wilbur D. Mills (10.3) of Arkansas; Dan­ te B. Fasrell (53) of Florida and GiUia W. Long (5 3) Louis Ians. Four Southerners who re­ James A. Haley. (D-Fla.)IN. C.) (84.7) and Howard W. ceived perfect ratings of 100 (84.7) Charles R. Jooea, (R-| Smith, (D-Va.) (90). were Republicans William C. Cramer of Florida. Richard H. Poff of Virginia and Jam es “Great Savings On Easy Terms'* II. Quillen and W. E. (Rill) FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE Brock of Tennessee. Others with high ratings In­ cluded Reps. Joel T. Broyhill, (R-Va.) (83), Edward J. Gur­ ney, (R-Fla.) (93), John O. March Jr., (D-Va.) (93), Jam es T. Broyhill, (R-N.C.) (91.7), “THRIFTY** “REFRESHING** REG. SIZE BLEACH MATHER of Sanford Fair Group To Meet Tonight G i o r g i Maybury, presi­ dent of the American legion's Fair Association, today re­ minded Legionnaires that the association will meet tonight for its annual frre dinner. The dinner will gel under wny at 7 p.m. and will tie fol­ lowed by the most important meeting cf the year for mem. bera of the group. Crew chiefs will line up their work crew* for the three afternoon and a I * night* of the annual county fair which will open Nov, 2 and wind up Nov. 9. Post Commander Tom Rest pointed out that every Leginnaire ia automatically a member of the Fair Aieocltlon and ie invited to he preient. Rest also nnnounred that lt))>S early hint cards will be Issued until Veterans Day, Nov. II. (Phw Deposit) Limit: O n W ith Tour | ) Or More Food Order Please LIMIT: O N E. PLEA 9B “SEALD-SWEET” FROZEN B ED R O O M S • Early Amerlran • French Provincial • Modern °$\&*** ___ KRAFT “PHILADELPHIA" OR BORDEN’S ORANGE JU ICE CREAM CHEESE J158 * EASY TERMS 3 OZ. PKG. ^O pen Fri. Nights M A TH ER of Sanford 6 OZ. CANS SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 20.7-09 E. 1st ST. 322-0983 Garden Circle U. S. NO. 1 “KRAFT* POTATOES GRAPE JE1LY Sets Meeting By Maryann Miles The Rear Lake Garden Cir­ cle wilt open lla fall season with n covered diih dinner meeting to be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. C, I a Bnink, president, 1337 Lake Asher Circle, Bear Lake. Special guests for the eve­ ning will he Mr. and hire. Keith Salter from Salter’s Nursery who will speak on seasonal planting and lead a question and answer period. Which of these are the best tools for washing dishes? ® .9 10 18 OZ. JAR LBS. t o I TWO DOOR 14 REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER “F.VERFRESH" EXTRA Giant Zero-Degree Freezer Rolfs Op to 136 B e . o f Frozen Food! Autonatic Defrost Refrigerator! G O LD BOND STAMPS eer ’Thrlftwey" September 23. None o f ’em. • 4 Cabinet Shelter • Z Porceiatn EXTRA • Uf t o Certainly not No. I - l t should never be plunged Into hot, greasy G O LD BOND dishwater. Nos. 2 to 10? Throw ’em away. Then: A. Drop food Votame ___ waste into an electric waste disposer. B. Put duty dishes, pots tnd pans into an automatic electric dishwasher. C. Go spend some time with your family. a Reddy Kilowatt will scrub, wash, sanitize and dry your STAMPS Vegetable O m en • Butler Compartment $2 8 9 95 dishes far better, easier and cheaper than you ever could using hands and other obsolete dishwashing "tools". And with the new low electric rste% he'll do it at little or no extra cost See your electric appliance dealv or plumbing contractor today. ~i»ti VISIT OUR MUSIC A RECORD ,119 MAGNOLIA AVI. DEPT. 332.1313 29c 29c 27c 27c. . 2/2lc . 2/31c . 2/49c 13 OZ. CAN EXTRA «fta m tlen ^5 P w fh u s G O LD BOND STAMPS FLORIDA POWER A U6HT COMPANY W. Scott Burns, Mgr. 207 Magnolia At*. ■M J f l o f nly. Thru I “ Thriftwaj IS OZ. CAN -YOUR BEAUTY HOPE" REG. BARS “TOUR BEAUTY HOPE" “NEW, W HITE" MODEL l» 3 0 9 f Sanford Electric Co. . . . . 13 OZ, CAN "CIIEF-BOT-AR-DEE" PIUS: Ooly COFFEE ROLLS ’ . . . BEEF RAVIOLI . . . BEEFARONI . . . . SPAGHETTI & HEAT BALLS PALMOLIVE SOAP . PALMOLIVE SOAP . . . SUPER SUDS 7 . . . “CHEF-BOY-AR-DKE* “CI1EF-BOY-AR-DEE* Slide-Out Shelf! • 14 to ft. IU( 11 OZ. PKG. BATH II \R * jt, LARGE PKGS. “fle e r A WaN Cleraer- "Liquid Deterges!" “Low Surfs Detergent" A JA X VEL AD Rag. Pkl- 29 c 12 Os. BO. 35 Giant Pkg- 79‘ �/ LBJ Reveals Plan For 1965 Excise Tax Cut Seminole County Shopping, dispute*, golfing, disputes, committee and dele­ g a t i o n activitie*, dispute*, aide trip* to acenle points of intereit*. These and other re­ ports were made Monday noon to Sanford Rotarlans by State Sea. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. Florida alternate delegate to the Democratic National Con­ vention. * • * * on the S t Johns River Zip Codi S2771 1 *The N ile of America** | Johnson Wins Steelworkers' Endorsement ATLANTIC CITY (U Pl) President Johnson said today VOL. 56 NO. 283 his administration is planning to cut consumer excise taxes next year as the first step in a six-point program to pre­ serve record-high prosperity. Excise taxes, first imposed in warlimc to deter buying of By Julian Stem Irons ning of m town council meet­ had never known excess wa­ its mayor and knew no nior* so-called luxury goods, ara ing. ters to drain eastwardly a t than was indicated by certain Cleveland made his report Associate Editor now collected on cosmetics, Last week several Alta­ Avery had indicated. at the Civic Center, telling comment* being made, I luggage, perfume, Jewelry and Lawrence Swofford, mayor •• • monte Spring* resident* ques­ bow his dream of attending Swofford said h* had tlvwd of Altamonte Springs, lait tioned Avery’* familiarity there 30 years, too, and ha would keep my mouth shut other items. such a convention was finally Johnson outlined his propoanight took another verbal with drainage problems in had never hsard of It, either. and attam pt to faacont* mure realised. He'd been hoping (or poka a t Seminole County that community. On* resident Last Friday Avery declar­ literate In th* rceulta of the als to head off recession* and one since a small boy, he said. spread the benefits of pros­ • • • Commission Chairman James stated th at h* had lived in ed, "U I hid been living in town'* draining problems.” Said Swofford last night: perity in a speech prepared P. Avery prior to the begin­ Altamonte for SO year* and a town for 10 years and was The disputes centered «• “Commissioner Avery stated for the convention of th* Uni­ Bishops Approve round the seating of the Miss­ that I did not request the ted Steelworkers Union. issippi Freedom delegation VATICAN CITY (UPl) County Commission to consid­ The 3.000 delegates to thn Ecumenical Council bishops and Cleveland asserted the er the drainage problem in Steelworkers' convention un­ today open'd the road to a Florida delegation was again­ Lake Florida, Lake Adelaide animously endorsed Johnson new Catholic doctrine by over­ st this. It sought »*••* se sting and Crane's Roost, That for election shortly before hi* whelmingly voting themselves of delegates duly cnosen by statement is simply untrue arrived at Ihe hall. The reso­ as "collegial" partners of the law in Mississippi. and other etatemrnta made lution declared that the Pres­ LANA SLONIGF-R. Miss Sunken Garden of • • • Pope In running the church. by Avery in reference to ident and the Democratic vice 1965, presents Mayor A. L. Wilson a tlicffcnBecause the outcome was drainage of A l t a m o n t e presidential contender, Sen. bachia plant for hia wife and extended an invita­ not In doubt, the convention Plan 2nd Flight Springs are also utterly un­ Hubert It. Humphrey, war* tion to all permanent Central Florida resident* (sited in some ways to live EDWARDS AFB, Calif. true.*’ obvious choices. to visit the pnrdens in St. Petersburg this month up to his expectations but (CPI) — Engineers today Swofford continued: "We "We believe that the elec­ for n sninll service charge. Miss Slontger wus In nevertheless he was pleased readied the controversial XB70 have the drainage of approxi­ tion of Lyndon H. Johnson *nd Sanford Mondny to make the presentation. and happy that he could at­ for its next takeoff in 10-U mately a mile of 1-4, approxi­ Hubert H. Humphrey Is vital tend, the Sanford senator said. days, encouraged by Us "sue mately a mile of KK 439. the to the protection of the labor The nomination of President rrssful" hut trouble-plagued draining of a mile or mure of movement, oil of the people of Johnson was a foregone con­ maiden flight. SR 427, the water from lotke the United States and tha clusion and, Cleveland noted, Mobile and approximately a cads*- of peace and freedom so was the choice of Sen. HuLegion Session square mile to the east ami throughout the world," the en­ bert Humphrey as the Presi­ several thousand acres lo the dorsement said. It was adop­ DALLAS (U Pl) — The dent's running mate, American Legion, its brassy north that drains into this ted on a standing vote. • • • but colorful 4dth annual par­ area which 1* landlocked. The President said: Rotarlans will forego their ade behind it, gathered Its “I did request the County "First, wo will continue * next Monday meeting in fav­ J2.000 delegates for some ser­ fiscal policy which expand* Commission to consider this or of a Ladles Night event at DOORS WERE OPENED for busine** thl* niorninR by SuperX Drug* A merchandising seminar Is ment positions with Maas Bro­ ious business today, including problem. However, the chair­ purchasing power to meet our Scott Burnt F lorida Tower t on French Avenue «t 25th Street, next to Winn Dixie. Officiating nt the an address by Defense Secre­ man took issue with me and power to produce. The tax cut Light Company grounds near planned for Oct. 13 at Florida thers stores on the west coast openintr, from the left, were Orville Smith, store nmnnKer; T. II. ItnnState Bank and is designed aj well as a number of years tary Robert S. McNamara. atated that the water from was part of this policy. the St. Johns River bridge. tlorf, Cincinnati, store opening supervisor: Daniel L. Johnson, R. Fh., nslaik* Mobile runt east into “ In the future wo will not It'll ba held a week from to­ for all retailing merchants in in New York with laird & Tay­ Ristnnt store manager and E. M. Shipp, Fort Lauderdule, district man­ Sanford and Seminole County. lor and Hallmark Cards. Gee Creek. permit federal revenue to be­ GM Talks night. ager. (See Wednesday’s Herald for further details.) (Herald l’hoto) Top speakers in merchandis­ Also speaking will be David "He also stated that water come a drag on our economy. • « • DETROIT (UPl) — General Jacobs who has more than Motors and United Auto Work­ from Crane's Boost runs into Next year wc are planning to The SHS Junior Class Is ing will be present. Laka O r I a n t a w h i c h , of cut excite taxes." sponsoring an " a f t • r • the- The program will start with 13 years of retail merchandis­ ers negotiators, under press­ He gave no details on th* course, la not true. He said game" dance Friday night at a complimentary dinner with ing experience and Is consid­ ure of a If) a. m. EST Friday the bank as host at 3:30 pm . ered a specialist in sales pro­ strike deadline, today took up planned reduction in hia text. water from the southeast sec­ the school's student lounge. and Is scheduled to end at motion and advertising, lie Is a new economic proposal mat­ Tlie President's statement tion of Altamonte Spring* • • • 9:43 p.m. The workshop ses­ currently s a l e s promotion ching benefits the union won drain* Into Lake Seminary supported the views held by Heard tome of the girls the sion will cover advertising, manager of Jordan Marsh, from Ford and Chrysler, which, of course, also is nut many economists that tax other day complaining about merchandising and display of Urlando. rales now arc so high they true. naming burrlaanea after the merchandise. The third speaker will be De Gaulle Tour *TTl* chairman of the art as a "brake" on the econ­ ladies, One suggested naming Among the speakers will be Richard Ucdcnbcrg, a grad­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam Communist civil war, which Communist bodiea were count­ Board simply does not under­ omy by piling up cash in gov­ them ifter animal*. "Tiger" Henri (lucrlin, for many years uate of Parson's School of De­ CARACAS (U P l) — Preslstand the law of gravity," ernment hands instead of al­ would be a good one and would dent Charles de Gaulle flies to I (Ul’ll-W o .k e ra today called was nut going well fur the ed on the battle field. an experienced merchandiser. sign In New York. He has tra ­ lowing it to be spent in tha Swofford pointed out. be appropriate. But suppose “ Iteneral Mrika that hail government. Communist Viet Th* local federation of He is a graduate of the Har­ veled extensively throughout Colombia today on the second private economy, "He la using the ago old the weather bureau named unions, meanwhile, vard School of Business and is Kurope and other parts oi the day of a South American tour lw, “ly*ed most of Saigon's Cong rebels last week cap­ trad* Johnson said the nation has technique of smoke screens to on* "Jumbo" and it turned out tured r>21 American - mad* agreed to gu back tu work now vice president and gen­ world studying design and de­ dedicated lo the theme of in- 1 1,’)»|nea* fur two days, hide, rover up ami camou­ made many gains In the past to ba nothing more than a after w i n n i n g concessions eral manager of Jordan Mar­ cor. Hcdenburg is presently dependence for "us Latins" I 1 ha peaceful solution to tha weapons, a near-record. flage hia own mistakes. We 30 years that must be retain­ squall. And, a t sure as shootfrom both the United States in,,u*|rial problem can... ax Latest figures released by from the government. sh, Orlando. display manager of Jordan in Altamonte and most of the ed by economic coupe-ration Premier Nguyen Khanh en- thu Defense Ministry today, in' If you named one "Kitten" and the Communists. Khanh'a regime agreed to His career includes manage­ Marsh, Orlando. dcuvoied lo solve other issues however, nave a ntor* optim­ respect their right to strike people in Seminole County rather than economic conflict. K would turn out to be as roarin' as a "Lion." Flames Roar On provoked by defiant students istic p i c t u r e . Government anil to order the reinstate­ have known for fuur years "The fact is that wagei *r* • • * ..... .......... ................ .. ...... nnd rebellious m o u n t a i n forces captured 43 rebel wea­ ment of 600 workers alleged­ that Mr. Avery wna going higher, employment Is higher, SANTA ROSA, Cabf. (UPl) t n , profits are higher and the aIn most parts of the coun­ pons ami a cache of ammuni­ ly fired arbitrarily from a lo­ backward but we didn't know —A sene* of raging brush and that he would usk the water cunomy is stronger than at At the same time, be wus tion when they crushed a cal textile company. try, the first day of autumn forest fires roared through the endeavoring to fight the antiany time In our history with to fullow him." means a lot of back breaking Communist guerrilla force in The agreement was reached Under-dry wine country of more gains to come," Johnson Swofford also said, "I do work, getting ready for the Quang Trl Province Sunday. nt a meeting between the fed­ Northern California t o d a y , said. want to say one thing in cold weather around the cor­ The government lost only eration ami government leadthreatening several communi­ Rut he warned that a reces­ favur of Avery: Hu hits treat­ ner and the coming of the four wounded, while the Beds era headed by First Deputy ties including this city of 00,sion like those lo the 1930s ed Altamonte Springs belter anow. Here in Central Florida, suffered an estimated more Prime Miulstcr Nguyen Xuan Mrs. Robert Bcsscrcr of'cnlc-r the home and then tap- 000 persons. would cause losses of $20 bil­ than he has Lake Mary, well — it's not so. The leaves than 90 casualties. Fifty-five I Oanh. 1303 Forest Dr., wife of the [ od Mrs. Besscrer's hands, acLongwDod and Bear Lake. Al­ lion a year in product!-^ and remain green, the weather Seminole Memorial Hospital FFA To Pay cording to Police Chief Roy though h* did not do any­ 1.3 million jobs. stays warm for several more "America cannot afford a thing for Altamonte Springs WASHINGTON (U Pl) - The Two mrn were Injured, one weeks and you can still enjoy administrator, was robbed of G. Williams. in fuur years, he didn't do recession," ho declared. the beaches, lakes and swim­ personal valuables Monday af­ The chief said the 4hlef j Federal Aviation A g e n c y seriously, Monday at 3:3U p.m. anything to hurt us. ming pools. ternoon in a brazen holdup at "knew right where to go" in (FAA) will foot the bill for in a spectacular headon crash getting the valuables, consis­ $23,000 in damage caused by • • • ‘T h at miserable rcdlstrictof two cars on Stale Road 49, her home. ting of personal papers, some GOP presidential nominee Bar­ ing plan he supported incon­ Money Stolen We have a report that Volie a mil* east of Geneva. The robber used a gun to $2 bills and nthrr items from ry M. Goldwater's plane at Theft of an envelope con­ venienced th* people of LongA. Williams Sr. is a patient at Treated nt Seminole Memor­ the bathroom. at the Charleston, W. Va . air­ ial Hospital and later transfer­ wood ami l-akn Mary to the taining a sum of money snd Seminole Memorial Hospital. paper was reported stolen to He said the robber told Mrs. port Friday night. Williams, father of Circuit red to Orange Memorial Hos­ Republican g u h ernatorial Holley accused Rums of de- extent that they would not go Besserer she would not be police yesterday by Jack Hall, to the polls ami vote. Court Judge Volie A. Williams pital, Orlando, was Hay Mel­ candidate Charles llulley of llbvruta deceit. At ono time, hurt if she did not scrcain. More Security "In Rear laike." Swofford manager of the Handyman Jr., is undergoing a checkup ton, 3a, of Ft. Pierre. He suf­ St. Petersburg paid an after­ Holley said, Burns claimed to concluded, “st taxpayers ex. Store at 2400 French Ava. H» After taking the items, the WASHINGTON CUPl s - fered a compound left leg For many years a Sanford thief left and police were no­ The Warren Commission s re­ fracture and had a piece n( noon hand-shaking visit to hava "» political philosophy pens* and under his direction ssid the envelnp-s w*» placed auto dealer and more recently A motor wooter passen­ tified. port on the assassination of strel pierce his right thigh, Sanford Monday then went to similar to Sen. Barry Gold- they ereated a problem from nn a counter when he opened a member of the city's fi­ ger, Mike McGuire of 2013 Chief William* said his de­ Little lleur to 4'ub and had the store and ho discovered it President John F. Kennedy is according to Florida Highway DrUary where he leveled an­ water. nance committee, he resigned other blast at his opponent, “Shortly thereafter, he took the gall to ask thu Civil De­ missing shortly after a cus­ from the committee not too Grandview Ave., suffered n partment was given a "good expected to recommend chan- Patrolman Dan Oaks. over tha Johnton-Humphrey fense for $5,000 to correct it." tomer left. many weeks ago. The Clock right leg injury yesterday description" of the robber and i ges in security measures to Also Injured was Little Democrat |{uyd'>n Burns. Accompanying Holley here campaign in Florida and is when the scooter ran against the investigation is continu- [ protect the U. S. chief execuWinders wish him well. Charles Taylor, 28, of Mima. yesterday was Guy Allen, Re. the back of a pickup trurk at mg. now working to defeat Goldluve. • • • He was treated at the local publican candidate fur tax as­ water ami kill th* conserva­ 20th Street and French AveAnd. one of our Clock Wind­ hospital for a shoulder frac­ sessor in Seminole County. tive movement. ers Dottle Austin, today enter­ le. ture. Heavy ruin during much of Police said McGuire wax on “ Prying hi destroy what ho ed Seminole Memorial herself. Trooper Oaks said Mellon's the afternoon curtailed tha said he. believes in is on* of It's some sort of a back prob­ the scooter operated by James car careened off the highway activities of Holley. many examples of deliberate lem, we understand. And if Williams of 1203 Washingand into a creek with the dri­ MtfMVS In DeBary where hs ad. deeelt by a political npportunti«n Dr. when it collided with we know Dottie she'll be get ver still in the car, The pa­ Ireased the Republican Club, l»t . . llulley charged. ting information and doing a the truck operated by John trolman said the driver was column right from her ho-.pl- Holland of Route 2, Sanford. m the vehicle about a halfThe lirst fall meeting of the and Sanford at 9:30 to provide hour before being freed tat licit. At least wc wouldn't be surprised if she did. Seminole County Chamber of transportation for those plan­ Oaks said Melton was pro­ • • • ceeding west on Route 49 and Commerce Coffee Club wilt be ning to attend. They’re going to try it *Taylor east when the two held at lo o'clock Thursday gsln at Deltona U. Twice hecars rammed. Taylor was morning when the group will fore when Deltona folks tried charged with reckless driving be the guests of Capt. Chand­ to dedicate Deltona U. hurri­ and driving without a license. canes Interrupted the event. ler W. Swanson, commanding CAPE HATTER AS, N. C Wind gusts of 63 m p h. ware Now they've rescheduled the officer of SNA5. (U l'l) — Hurrican* Gladys reported at Manteo, N. C., dedication for this Friday st Defective Wiring moved its too mile-in hour The affair will be held at 3 p.m, and all eyes are turned A defective wadi in; ma­ winds closer In the U. S. main­ during the morning, the station's Lake Golden rec­ to the weatherman. chine motor sent city firemen land (inlay and sent heavy Tha Washington Weather reation area. Days Left To on a run Monday at 3:08 p.m. seas against a 1,000-mil# Bureau warned that residents Following a short coffee and to * home occupied by Mrs. stretch of the eastern sea­ at islands and low-lying coast­ doughnut period, the "kaffee Register For Gordon Affirld at 404 E. llth board. klatchen" will be taken on a al areas along the North Caro­ St. Damage was confined to At 8 a. m. EST Gladys was lina coast north of Capa Hat­ tour of the station during General Flection which they will see several the motor, firemen said. Tage 9 centered near latitude 34.3 ters* should move to higher Page 9 new buddmgi, including the Bridge .. — ....... north, longitude Tt 8 west, or ground before tides flooded recently constructed barracks, Call The Jaycees Classified -------- Page 10-U about 223 miles east-southeast eacap* routes. Evans Funeral enlisted men’s pool and avion­ Comica — ........... _ Page 9-10 Gaia warning* flew from Wil­ of Cape Hatteras, Far Transportation Tha funeral of Frank Pare 4 ic building. Editorial Winds of 100 miles in hour mington, N. C., to ProvincaTo Register — Evan* of Laka Mary, vanar- extended out 30 miles mainly town, Mass., and on th* Dela­ Page 10 A motorcade (for which a Horoscope ALL O U R N E W P A T T E R N S A N D able Seminole County pioneer to the north, of tha hurricane's ware and Chesapeake bays. A few mure cart are needed Society ------------ _ Page 8 322-5481 who dltd Saturday, will ba center. Gal*s ranged 400 miles hurricane watch wsa in affect according to Charles Morri­ Sports -------- —- . Page 9-7 C O L O R S REDUCED N O W ! held st 10:30 a m. Wednesday to the north and 250 mil** to from Capa Hatteras In Cape son) will assemble at the Page 9 TV Programs TE 8-1158 at Biieaoa Fuueral Hum*. Chamber’s building oa First CAPT, SWANSON th* south. May, U. J. W* tha Women ___ Page 9 t WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday; high today In middle 80s; low tonight 60-65. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUBS., SEPTEMBER 22, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA Swofford: Avery Claims Untrue mwA Seminar Set Here On Merchandising Concessions W on From Khanh, Saigon W orkers H alt Strike Local Housewife Tied Up, Robbed Two Injured In Head-On Crash Burns 'Deliberately Deceitful' - - Holley Passenger On Scooter Hurt Swanson To Be Coffee Club Host ONLY 10 Herald Index enneyi Gladys Moving Closer To Coast * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Offi­ cial* stress this period is for new studrnta to the high school. Each is requested to bring a pencil and be prepar­ ed to stay until noon. • • • About IS studrnta from our county are expected to enroll at the University of South Florida next month. That’s the word from the Tampe campus which is listed as the "fastest growing university In the state.” Trimester classes begin Sept. 8. • • • Think today’s younger set Is soft? Visit one of the county’s football practice ses­ sions and sec the fellows in action. It'll erase any such notion. They’re working hard to get In shape for the gruel­ ing season which lies just ahead. s e e Yet, not all the practice Is on the football fields. The gills are nt it too, what with drills in baton t w i r l i n g , marching and cheerleading activities. They’re practicing Just as hard and will be the usual colorful asset to hnlftime activities once the con­ tests start. A lot of work goes Into the performances these gals put on for spectators. s e e Heard some folks wonder­ ing which is the oldest home in the Immediate Sanford area. Any nominations? s e e The Clock received a call the other day wondering if lines could be puinted on the parking lot a t the Seminole Memorial Hospital. We pass the suggestion along, s e e Speaking of voter registraMrs. Bruco tried to substanti­ ate her requests for addition­ al funds by comparing Day, Lake and Marion county fig> urea concerning population, registration, and operating costs for the registration of­ fices. Seminole’s aversge cost of elections was $4,500 compar­ ed to 10,000 for Day, $0,000 for Lake and $5,000 for Mar­ ions. Day has 20,000 voters out of a population of 09,000, Lake has 25,000 voters out of 63,000, Marion 25,000 out of 69,000 anil Seminole has 19,000 registered voters out of a 67.000 population. Of these four counties, populstion projections by Kip11nger and First Research Corporation indicate thut by 1970 Day will reach 80.000, Lake 79.300. Marion 67,700 and Seminole 100,000. 9 Kids Fishing Rodeo Set At Park Wednesday The Anusl Kids Fishing Ro­ deo, sponsored by the SanfordSeminole Jaycees will be held Wednesday from 2 to 4 p m. # . at Lake Carols in Fort Mel­ lon Park, Jim Rowe, chair­ man announced today. Seminole County children from ages one to nine arc in­ vited to participate. The Jay, cees will furnish fishing pol­ es, lines and worms, as well as refreshments and prizes. ’ The children will be divided ' into three age group* — one. ™ two and three year olds; four, five and six year olds; and seven, eight and nine year olds Priies will be awarded in each group for the largest fish, tha Uttlest fish, and the most fish, Rowe said. i f Herald Index Abby ________ — ... P*ge 7 Bridge ....------------- P»K* 7 Classified _______ Pag* *•!> Comics .. Page 2A-3A Editorial ... Pag* l-A Funerals .... P*g* 3 Horoscope _ Page 2A-3A Society ---------------- Page 6 Sports - ________ _ Page 4 *TV Programs — ---- Page 6 TV* the Women ....... Tag* 7 SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UP1) — Communist forces handed the government one of its heaviest military setbacks of the war Thursday in a marshland ambush southwest of Saigon that left over 100 government soldiers and four American* dead. An American mlHatry spo­ kesman said the Communist Viet Cong wiped out a batta­ lion-sized force, killing at least 120, wounding 60 and capturing nine others. It was believed to be the highest number of govern­ ment forces killed in a single engagement. The fighting took place about 45 miles southwest of Saigon on a nasty marshy bit- JOE I1AKEK To Early To Decide, Baker Says Of Race City Commissioner Joe Ba­ ker told the Herald by tele­ phone today that he has "not yet decided whether or not I will run lor re-election in November." "H'a a little too early to make a decision on that — the qualifying deadline is not until Oct. 14th,” said Daker. "I have had calls from people saying they regretted that 1 was not going to run again, after reading the an­ nouncement in the Herald Thursday from E. C. Harper Jr., who has qualified to run for my scat," Baker told the Herald. "1 wish to make it clear that I have not yet said that 1 will not run again. I will an­ nounce my decision later," caM Commissioner Baker. Baker’s seat is the only one open this year, with the city election to coincide with the general election in November. City Commission three year terms come up on a stagger­ ed bails, with two eeats open each consecutive year, except for the year which Baker's scat becomes open. Baker Is completing his sec­ ond three year term. He ser­ ved as mayor In 1961. tlefield In Kien Hoa Province. The four Americans were felled by Communis t gunfire just before sundown while ac­ companying ■ government force in pursuit of guerrillas who overran a tiny outpost at Phu Tuc the day before. After retaking the outpost, the pursuers advanced on the retreating Viet Cong and were overwhelmed by a strong force lying in wilt. Last July rebel force* pull­ ed a similar ambush in Chuong Ttilrn Province farther to the southwest and inflicted 187 casualties. There were 39 kiicd. Italian Red Boss Dies In Yalla At 71 ROME (UPI) — I t a l i a n Communist leader Palmlro Togliattl died today a t Yalta In the Soviet Crimea, the party announced here. He was 71. The terse announcement said Togtiatti, for 40 years one of the top figures of in­ ternational communism, died at 3:20 p. m. (8:20 a. m. EDT). Togliattl had suffered a brain hemorrhage during his Crimean vacation eight days ago. Ihilmonary complications set In on Tuesday. Thursday, Togliattl under­ went exploratory brain sur­ gery. First reports from Yalta hod said h* had with­ stood the operation "well.” “ With profound sorrow, ths secretariat of the Italian Communist party announces the death of comrade Palmlro Togliattl, which occurred at Yalta today," the one-para­ graph announcement said. Girl Bolts As Lightning Hits Fourteen year old Miss Deb­ bie Sewell, daughter of Rev. and Mr*. Grover Sewell re­ ported having a narrow escape from being struck by lightning In the thunderstorm that hit the Sanford are* Wednesday afternoon. According to Mies Sewell, she was riding her bike along Uie street m 11m Mayfair sec­ tion, heading for her home on Elizabeth Court, when lightn­ ing struck a power pole. One of the power line* snap­ ped amt whipped wildly in the air. Seeing this, Debbie leap­ ed from her bike and ran, Just a second before (he crackling wire struck tha bike. "My heart was in my mouth," said Debbie. Show Goes On Dispite Rain Ry Dottle Austin City Editor Tha Kiwania Day Kids Show Thursday night waa a bcartbreaker — in ona way. All tha gremlins th at could gat togethar in on* place plagued tha show — it rain­ ed, tha roof of tha Improvis­ ed stag* leaked, the floor waa wet, tha lights didn’t work properly, nor did the record player. Only a handful of people showed up. On the ot.ier band — It waa a testimonial to tha validity of the old ehow-busineai adage — "tha ehow muet go __ H on. And It went on — with all of tha performer* who had been invited to participate carrying out their acts with spirit and datermlnatlon that would havt don* credit to teasonrd trouper*. Youngest trouper waa little Miaa Elizabeth Cowley, clad in red velvet tight* and tasaelcd boots, who atalwartly twirled her llttla baton while the Seminole Band played loudly and spiritedly with tha rain dripping down th tir necks. 3lisi Linda Bryant of DtI-and, a champion twlrler went on with her graceful and ekillful act even though tha record player quit on her, and tha rain put out one of her flaming baton. The Amazing A1 Blazing of Tropical Storm Nears Caribbean Daytona performed hie Jug­ gling art and did breath-tak­ ing trick* on hla unicycle on the wrt, slippery truck bed, despite the failure of the spotlights and tha obstinacy of the record-player. Helping Biasing out in the final, act waa young Andy Ad­ cock, who fearlessly rod* on the performenee shoulders in the final unlrycle a c t Carrying out their perform­ ance on the wet ground as scheduled were Coach Dan I'elham, with football players Mark Caolo and Fred Web­ ber from Sanford Junior High. Football ar* Larry Libertore, piepared to speak to a big crowd of youngster*, gav* an Interesting talk to tha handful of spectators and thanked them for their polilenrsa, even though a group of rude end noiay youngsters in the bark of the vast empty grandstand almost drowned him out. Dr. John Wilson, Kiwania chairman for tha Klda Day Show, and other Kiwanlan* carried on behind the scenes, trying to Veep the watersoaked improvised stag* roof up, struggling with th* balky electrical connections aa thay squished around on tha sog­ gy field. There's no butin.se like show business, even ,oo a rainy night in Sanforv, Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” © I t? i t r n t li t Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Pnrtly cloudy through Saturday with widely scattered showers; high todny 90-94; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, AUGUST~277n)6l SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 261 n su v A . Signs Defense Bill WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson signed the $46.7 billion defense appropri­ ation—the largest money bill to com* before Congress thii year. Lynda Hostess WASHINGTON (UPI) _ President Johnson’s daughter Lynda will give a costume bell at the White House to­ night with her friends com­ ing a t their favorite figures in American history. ‘Good Times’ LBJ WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson's message to the nation’* businessmen— and just about everyone else — this election year is: “Times are good — and you know It." Pressure On NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — The United Nations, anxious to preserve th* fragile peace on Cyprus, today tried to persuade President Makarlna to honor an agreement to lift an economic blockade against Turkish Cypriot communities. 200 Stage Riot MUSKEGON, Mich. (UPI) —An angry mob of some 200 Negro teen-ager* staged a brief rock-throwing, namecalling disturbance with po­ lice early today In front of a grocery etor* ,'n 7Ju'v* f''i Twp. Recess Set WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congress planned to recess today to allow Democrats to attend their national convtntion, but when legislator* re­ turn in two weeks, they will far* acvaral pressing prob­ lems. Wind And Rain By United Press International Drenching rains cam* to th* parched field* a n d pralriea of the Midwest today and n tornado forecast was posted for parts of Oklahoma. High wind* swept Iowa and Illinois. Smathers Declines JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Sen. Georg* Smether* says ha would not accept the De­ mocratic T i c e presidential nomination If It war* offered, and that a Southern vice president Is not what the party desire* or need*. Kill Indonesians KUALA LUMPUR, Malay­ sia (UPI) — Maleysinn se­ curity forces killed two mure Indonesian guerrillas a n d capturad “several" others to­ day In a daylight gun battle near th* bench where a com­ mando-type force of about 60 waded ashore last Monday. Little Comment On NAS Project Officials nt tha 8anford Naval Air Station today haa little to say about a report from Washington that Con­ ferees from th* 8enet« end the Houae of Representative* Included figures on two Flor­ ida project! In a $1.6 million military construction bill. The report Indicated that of tha two projects in Flor­ ida on* waa for $2,004,000 for th* local base. Air Station authorities this morning said they could not announce at thie time what projects wars nnder consider­ ation here. However, they did say that there wars four specific pur­ poses for which the funds would be used and that run­ ways wets suit Included. Wind Building Up; Moving Fast To West SAN JUAN. P. R. (U PI)— Hurricane warnings went up on islands at the southeastern corner of th* Caribbean Sea today as tropical storm Cleo built up rapidly In th* At» Untie and aped westward. Tha San Juan weather bur­ eau entered warning* posted at noon on the island string stretching from St. Vincents northward through tha Greneluding Barbados, adlnea to Martinique and in"Safety precaution! should ATLANTIC CITY (UPI) - Mississippi Freedom Demo­ compromise with the regular* gatively with thousands and b* started immediately,” a Three busload* of Mississippi cratic Party, flatly rrjeetd a would he ’evil." thousands of Negroe* across midday advlaory said. "Winds integrations* rolled Into town proposd settlement of their Henry, a Clarkadale, Miss., the country." He predicted will begin increasing early today with a warning that a credentials tight with the druggist, said that "Negroes they would show their disap­ Saturday and ahould reach failure to seat them at the 35lh state's all-white regular party all over thl* country — and proval by boycotting the polls hurricane force Saturday fore­ noon in th* area of hurricana whites too are concerned with in November. Democratic National Conven­ delegation. tion would coat tiic party thou­ Aaron Henry, chairman of freedom—will be watching At­ Tenry, who is also president warning display. Navy reconnaisaanca planet sand* upon thousands of Ne­ Ihe Freedom Party, said his lantic City." said hU group did not yet have group would not accept a com­ If the Democrats aeat the 11 credentials committee votes found highest winds in Cleo gro vote* In November. The largely Negro group, re­ promise said to have White regular Mississippi delegation, necessary to bring Ihe fight to h* about 70 mile* an hour presenting the newly formed House approval becauae any he said, it would "register ne- to the convention floor should thl* morning. The weather hia group be turned down by bureau said tha storm waa In­ creasing slowly in aita and the committee. But Joseph L. Rauh Jr. of intensity and surely would be­ Washington, D. C., counsel for come the season's first hurri­ the group, said he thought "we cana with top’ winds of 76 are closer to the 11 than Mr. mph within 12 hours. Henry Idlcated." Rauh pre­ Th* Navy hurricane hunter dicted the fight would have to planea found Cleo had moved be acttlcd by the full conven­ toward tha west a t a fa it d ip during ths night. tion. At noon, AUantle Standard The credentials fight was one of two confronting the Demo­ Tima, th* weather bureau crats as they began gathering placed tli* center of tha atorm in thl* famed broad walk cHy near latitude 12.9 north, long­ to nominate President Johnson itude 52.4 west. This waa and confirm his still unan­ about 970 miles southeast of nounced choice of a vice pres­ San Juan, and 460 miles east idential running mate. of Barbados. The other struggle centered Tha budding hurricana waa on the civil rights plank of the muvlng toward tha west at platform on which Johnson about 24 mph a c o u n t it waa will run In November again*! pradictad to hold for tha next Republican Barry M. Goklwa- 12 hours. ter. But tlie credentials fight Tha weather bureau also seemed likely to alir up the ordered gala Warnings for tho biggest atorm—at least in pub- Grcnadina Islands south of St. Me. Vincents, Including Grenada, T7»e compromise rejected by anil for the area north of Ihe Mississippi Freedom Par­ Marlinqus to and including ty spokesman would call for Guadeloupe. HKATlNtF APLFNTV In thia*hurre opditorhan, tH Atlantic Oi*t»e Con­ Ihe seating of the all-white Forecasters aald gala vention Hall, where tho Democratic National Convention opens MiThdny, delegation and recognition of fore* winds fanned outward hut it appear! now that there will be n heated battle ovor the seating of Ihe freedom delegation as a 110 miles to ths north and n Mississippi delegation ami maybe im Alabama delegation also. Work­ frate-nal group without voting cast of tha ernter and 46 men are shown here rushing to completion the seating arrangement in rights. miles in th* southern eemltime for the opening. There also waa a possibility clrcta. that the seating of the Ala­ Tha atorm’a noon location bama delegation would be placed it* ranter about 2,000 challenged—hut on different miles east-auuthcast of Mi­ grounds. There were report# ami. that Rauh would level this challenge If no one else did By Harry I, Johnson sources, public facilities and Kennedy aoon will become Ihe but that ho preferred to con­ Mansgkng Editor every other facet Involved In greatest tourist attraction in centrate on Mississippi. Gov. George C. Wallace of A massive coordinating ef­ coping with the growth of the Florida. He said all phases of growth, Alabama, a crusading segre­ fort In the East Central Flor­ area. "The problem* show no re­ including housing trends, need gationist, was scheduled for an ida Planning Council area waa spelled out today as council spect for city or county bound, for transportatkm, untllitiea, afternoon appearance before member* rope with the pre­ arics," Robert II. Doyle, exe­ natural resource* such as wa­ the Democratic Platform Com­ Parents ->f mentally retard­ dirt growth of the section con­ cutive director of the coun­ ter amt others will receive a mittee late today at Its final hearing. He waa to he follow­ ed children are invited to re­ tiguous to Cape Kennedy . cil, pointed out. He noted that careful analysis. A huge map depicting Ihe ed by Rep. Adam Clayton gister them at the Little Red Meeting in the Seminole an estimated too.ooo persona County Courthouse were mem­ are Involved in Ihe two coun­ present use* of Seminole and Powell of New York from the Schoolhouse any time between ber* of live council, state au­ ties of Orange and Scminolr. Orange countries was display­ other end of the civil rights 9 a. m. and noon all next week. Enrollment Is limited to ten thorities, city and county of­ He called for "orderly plans" ed and *bowed the residential, apectrum. ficials, the latter chiefly from concerned with urban growth agricultural, industrial, busi­ Testimony from hnth Wal­ children and Mr*. Ada Slrea and to preserve “ that which ness, parks and other sectors lace and Powell was expected It the teacher. Classes are Ihe Seminole Orange area. The stufy will affect trans­ la good." Land uses for parks, in the "metropolitan complex." to contrast with the proposed held from 9 a. m. to noon through Friday portation, utilities, natural re- •chools, businesses and other The council represent* th# soft answers offered Thurs­ M o n d a y farilities are Included In the seven county area of Semi­ day by another southerner, throughout the regular achool exhaustive study the council nole, Orange, nrevard. Lake, Gov. Carl E. Sanders of Geor­ year. Parents must provide their own transportation for Volusia, Osceola and Indian gia. is making. Sanders told the platform the children. The Joint Orange-Seminole River. Consulting firms from committee that the party must The Little Red Schoolhouse Planning Commission Is cur­ rently Involve*! in the study throughout the United States •tand with the new civil right* is a non-profit educational or­ which provides Ctarenr* Donaldson, acting and was told by Gordon Orr, are Doing usexl in the overall law but that recent racial dis­ ganization turbances had shown that law classes for cdurahle or trainplanning director, that Cape atudy. poalinasttr at Lake Mary alone could not solve racial able mentally retarded child­ since December, 1962, today problem*. (See companion ren who cannot attend publio received hi* permanent ap­ story on Page 3). achool*. pointment to the office. The Crmmlsslon waa dated Aug. 6, znd became effective Thursda). For An All 'Round “ Donaldton, letter known to hi* Sanford and Seminole Good Tim* . . . . County friends as "Cracker", After a 15 minute ceremony The new $15 million shopping is the 3lyear-old son of Mr. which got underway at 9:45, center, i* highlighted by a 300Meet For A Drink At The and Mis. C. S. Donaldson, thousands of Central Florid­ foot high fountain under the resident-* of Lake Mary for ians swarmed into tlw Winter central skylight of the airFRIENDLY CARIBE conditioned structure. the past 40 year*. Park Mall. Among a large and varied OPEN TILL 2 A. M. number of shop* of 14s*er size, the two principal stores are Mon. thru Sat. Ivey’s and Ihe largest regional store the J. C. Penney Co. haa Dancing “On The Houm” ^ established in the south. Every Friday Night j Among the dignitaries par­ (Ladies boon 1:30-6:16 M ticipating in the opening cere­ Drinks 1c par year ag*.) -▼ monies were Hubert H. Jacobs, NEW YORK (UPI) - Poli­ Washington late today, hut It owner and devetoper; Presi­ tical attention waa focused to­ was learned that ho has chan­ dent William M. Ratten of the day on city hall where Mayor ged hi* plans and will fly to J. C. Penney Co., New York New York Saturday to make City, and John Fielder, execu­ Robert F. Wagner waa expec­ the announcement. tive vice president of the J. B. ted to bestow hia personal Kennedy repeatedly has In­ Ivey Co., Charlotte, N. C. blessing on Atty. Gen. Robert sisted that an avowal of sup­ Also taking part in the F. Remedy's candidacy for port from Wagner was a pre­ ceremony wae Mrs. Joan Pathe U. S. Scnaet, requisite in getting hit first reno of Coral Gables, the cur­ Wagter waa expected to bid for elective office off the rent Mrs. Florida. give his okay to the Kennedy ground. A reception was held Im­ candidicy before leaving for Without Ihe mayor’s bark­ mediately following the ribbonIhe Democratic National con- ing, Kennedy said, he would cutting at the huge fountain. venUor in Atlantic City this not enter the Senate race — By the time of tha recep­ VALDEZ HOTEL after™ on. despite the fact that many tion the mall's parking area, DOWNTOWN SANFORD Kencedy had expected to other party leaders In the which can accommodate some throw bis hat in the ring In '»” ’ t $ Delegation Trouble Brewing For Democratic Leadership Area Planning Spelled Out Registration Set At Little Red Schoolhouse Donaldson Job Made Permanent Thousands See Mall Opening RFK Announcement Set For Tomorrow \ \ �15f Vacation Church School Has Closing Program In Oviedo # m T«tV V m ll P it* 2—Frl. Auf. 21, '64 Rev. Grover Sewell Bible Obsolete? tt Thera are many people, arho w« all know, who airee that the Rlhte acrved a um I uI purpose in the pa it but now aeema to be of the opinion that thli ii a day when tometb ln i elat can take tta place. Othera may think that It la something to keep nearby ai • eymbol of faith but knowing • h a t la In It may be another thing. Om itory relatei the •aertence that a mini iter had when he wae making a villi In the home of one of the fami­ lial of hla church. When the ■tinlater arrived for • aitoral call the mother eeot her lit­ tle girl to tbo door wltn Inatructiona to talk with lha mlniater a faw minutaa until aho flniihod a ulehone caU. The family Bible wai on • table M ar the mlalater'a chair, eo he aeked the little girl if ahe knew what w u In It. She replied that ahe cer­ tainly did, In fact, ahe knew all that waa In It) Such a Mate mint wae rather unuaual an lha clergyman aaked her to tell him something of her knowledge of the content*. The reply was, “ Well, there la slater's boy friend’e pic­ ture, a lock of baby brotlwr's hair, mama’s favorite recipe, and daddy's pawn ticket for hla watch,* The Bible should be inora than a fatleh that demnads a traditional reverence. T h e Bible Ii to be read and lived by ai a baiie for dut livea. It la a type of conitltution that Is accepted by tha Chris­ tian a i God's Word and there­ by, to be helpful, it should be knowa. Americana should not have much difficulty un­ derstanding the meaning of a constitution since, in the Uni­ ted States, we have a consti­ tutional government. The con­ stitution of our country givei ue knowledge of our right! ■nd privilege! as ciliieni. It telle of reeponilbillllci of eider* as well >i the honor that should be shown themAmericana should accept It and although we do not wor­ ship It we respect It end should know Its meaning. The Bible Is • divine constitution •nd therefore should be used is such. If you would receive help, ■nd In turn be helpful, as you uee tha Bible you should first ask God to give you Ui* fslth accept It as God's Word. Until you do, you will not Reporta on tha recent con­ have the desire to study It nor ference of the Southern Meth­ will you be willing lo obey It odic! Chureh held In Baton because somellmci U seems Rouge, |.a. w art preaented nt etpenslve to do so. Actuslly laat Sunday evtnlng'a aarvlce the most eapensive thing In of the newly organised local the world Is to not believe and church hy cmferenra dele­ live by 11, but this Is not soon gates, Mr. and Mr*. R. D- always. Prieat. Once you have accepted I t waa explained th at all tho BlbU • • God's Word you eommltteee of tha conference will find a need for prayer ere made up of an aqua! num- •long with your dally study. her of clergy and laymen and In prayer wo talk to God and reaolutlona and recommenda through tbn Bible Ha speaks tlona from tha varieu* com- back to ua. As we read In Uiia mllteea were preaented and way w« will find ouriolvoa questions anawered. reading expectantly. We will The delegate* noted that find that there will be ■ per­ much of the conference huil- sonal masagr for us dally, neaa Involved eaamalnatlon The more willing wa become •nd aeheenlng of pro* poetlv« to bear, the more we will find paatora end churchea dealr God apoaklng to us. log affiliation with tha da Thera aro many helps for nomination. Their report* In Bible study. One should have eluded augeitlone and axplan god commentary, a Bible •tlona which would h* help Dictionary, a Bible story ful to the new Sanford book, at least two different ehurch. translations (ono modern Kn High point of the confer gtlah) as well aa other things one* wae the final aermon that your minister* wtu ad­ given by Rev. Lynn Corbett vise. Bo suro and contact you i f Orangeburg, S. C., preal pastor for his advica on how dent ef the Southern Metho to got moot from Bible study. diet Church, followed hy You will be utterly a mated reading of tha paatoral ap at bow much your Ufa will polntmanta. chaogo from using tho Bible Worahlp aarvicae of tho !#■ aa your rule of faith and Ufa. dal group ere held a t T:I0 You wlU find that it U Just at p.m. each Sunday at the San modem at moon travel. ford Woman’* Club. Laat week’* aenrict wae In charge • f Jim Talmedge who led the singing with H it. K w ir N older ae plane accompanist Rev. Durward H. Knight, newly appointed supply pea tar. will conduct thle week'* By Julie Bartos aarviea. Opanlng tha new firs t Bap* tilt Church ef Sanlando Springs nn Hanlandu Springs Road will he held this Sun­ day at 0:30 a.m. with Rev. L. P. Halnsa, pastor, assisted by Rsv. J. D. Murray, con­ ducting the service. Beginning this week all By Deans Kile* regular service■ of the church Rev. Hubert J. Reason will wilt ba held In tha new build­ fro guest sp e lte r et a program ing. Sunday School will ha sponsored hy the Womsn at 9:30 a.m., worship service Guild of St. Mary-Magdalsn at 11 a.m., Training Union Catholic Church of AHe moots at 6:30 p m. and evening wor­ Springs Monday evening ini ship at 7:30 pm. Mid-week lowing Novana services at tits sendees will he at 7:30 p.m. church. on Wedaeadayn. Title of hit talk wtU formal dedication for the "Misunderstood Parents" and new church Is scheduled for wlU Include a discussion Sunday, Aug. 30. taenagers. Men and women of the parish are Invited In at publicly expressed apprecia­ i Mrs. Carl Fowler, Mr*. Jim tion to all workers who helped Michael, Mrs. Lee Gary, Mr*» IJohn Ridenour, Mrs. C. IL . mske the school an outstand­ Clonts Sr„ Mra. Rtx Clonta, ing event In the churrh year. Mr*. IV. H. Martin, Mr*. L. Included In this group were L. Faulk Jr., Mra. Ilay Beas­ I*-ley, Mrs. Robert Lee, MraThomas Moon, Mra. J. T, Coe,. Mrs. Rolwrt McCallister and Miss Ruth Davidson. Student helpers were .Innet Clonta, Wynn Lelnhart, Mari­ lyn Partin, Ann Ridenour, Dian* Gaydlek, Suianne Dew. •ey, Barbers Saucer, Sue MeBy Maryann Mile* The Betty Lawhorn and Clsllan, Gay Ulrey and MlaX Jane Hickman Circle* of the Ann Martin. Following tha program par­ Forest City Baptist Church WMU held a combined meet­ ents and friends were invited ing Tuesday a t the home of to visit the various class­ Mrs. Don Westmoreland in rooms to view work and pro­ Forest City. jects which the students had Program for tha evening on display. Refreshment* wera served was entitled "WMU Helping the Church Fulfill Ita Mil­ In Fellowship H ill. lion” an dwa* gtvan by Mrs. Clifford Qrashani. Saint Richard Council 6337, By JoAan Bays Othera attending included Rev. M. D. Jackson, who of­ Knight* of Columbus, will Mrs. Martin Dunn, Mrs. Charten has served as supply min­ hold a Family Communion ister for First Baptirt Church Crusade at the 1:30 a m . las Jacakon, Mrs. Marjorie Geneva since tha former Maas Sunday at All Bouli Gosala, Mrs. A. L. Arnold. pastor, Rsv. Bsnn* Biker, Catholic Church in Sanford. Mra. Tom Bowsor, Mr*. Ralph mover away, again will flli Rev. Richard Lyon* will of­ Gram, Mrs. Eldrldgs Whlldthe pulpit for services tills ficiate the Maaa assisted by an, Mrs. Clinton Crawley, By Donna E ttei Sunday. Rev. Ralph Kaiser, Navy Mrs. GItnn Hubbard, M r s A delegation of 12 members Frsd Htodtraoa and M n. Ri­ nf Longwood'e First Pente­ Rev. ind Mrs. Jackson era chaplain. chard Whits. costal Church, led by Rev. E. well Mown and loved through­ All membsri of ths coun­ Tha next meeting will be out the ares. In the ministry cil are Invited to attend with Sept. II at ths boma of M n. Ruth Grant, pastor, attended a Sectional Youth Rally of tha for the past 4t yearn, he is their families. Breakfast will Boswsr. The program will be Pentecostal Conquerors held now retired. However, both be served following the ser­ "P rayer Service for Stats at the Daytona Beach church •ra active in the Geneva vice a t the Council Hall, 2504 Missions.’* this week. chureh where Mrs. Jackson Oak Ave.., Sanford. The quartet from the LongArrangement* for the Cru­ serves as ttachar tor ths wood church presented a selec­ Young Adult Ladits in Sunday sade are under direction of tion entitled "Do You Know School while bis services are the Catholic Activities Group My Jesus?" Member* of tho always available where need with John Donlon a i chair­ quartet are Miti Sibyl Grant, man and breakfast arrange *d. plant at and alto; Mr*. Evelyn ment* are being directed by The Film Revival at Elder McCleary, soprano; Fred Methe Council Activities Group with George DeMattio as Springs Baptist Church will Cleary, tenor and Vernon be concluded this Sunday eve­ Coombs, bass. chairman. ning. The Long wood Conqueror* C r s nd Knight Theodore Scheduled tor the remain­ will conclude their ''Christmas Michaels request* attendance der of the week, beginning at in August" cookie sale to bene­ of .all membsri. By Ja* t Casselberry 8 p.m. each day, are; Today, fit the Children's Mansion in Guest speaker at tha Cas­ "The Family That Changed Umatilla, Miss., next week. A selberry Community Method­ the World;" Saturday, "The few boxes of cookies are still ist Church** Men'* Club meet­ Accuser!*' and Sunday, “ In available and may be purchas­ ing Tuesday night was Oscar ed from any member of the His Steps.'' McDaniel, president of ths The public ie ievited to at­ church. district men Men's Club. Mc­ tend the film p recent a lion*. The group meets regularly Daniel ie from First Method­ By Jans Cases!berry Nursery is open for children on Fridays at tbs church at ist Church of Orlando. The two third rrad* Sun­ up to three years old. 1:30 p. m, A work day waa announced day School elasaea of Cassel­ for this Saturday a t ths berry Community Methodlat church with alt ths men In­ Church, taught by Mrs. I. G. HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL Reuter and Mr*. Donald Mac­ vited to participate. Leod, enjoyed a swimming party last Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 400 South Magnolia Av*. Dedication Off , Dedication service* for ths W i U U r n Shook, a a Lake Claaaea For 4 And 5 Year Old Chlldran w Rear t a i n Methodist Hodge, A picnic supper ef ham­ Churrh, originally scheduled Opening1Day — Monday, Augr. 31st for this Sunday, hiv« bean burgers, hot dogs, potato chips, cupcakes and punch postponed until finishing tou­ ENROLL NOW ches of conitrueUon are com­ was served. Fourteen children pleted. New date tor the ded­ and sight adults attended tha PHONE 322-0729 OR 322-4811 party. ication will be announced. By Kvstyn Lundy Closing program for Vaca­ tion Church School at flr e t Methodist Church cf Oviedo w a* presented ls*t Sunday evening using the school theme, “Its Was Called Jesus," to depiet events In the Ilfs of Jesus In which He was shown to be kind and com­ passionate. Marilyn Partin Introduced the program and the devo­ tional was given by Wynn .einbart and Rue McClellan. Musical number* were given HITS OF FA mill’ and bottle tops are used by Mnrtha Courier, Janet Clontn and. Cathy Staley, left to right, to make hot pads in croft arsnlonn for the junior department of the Oviedo Methodist Vacation Church (Herald Photo) School. For Program following the service talk, e brief business mooting of the GuUd will be held in tho school. Party Planned For Classes By Jane Casselberry A party will be held Satur­ day, starting a t 3 p. m., for tka 11th and 12th grads Sun­ day School classes of Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Chureh at the horns of tht By IImi n e *Ke4ss teacher, Mm. H. T. Crittenden The Ladles Auxiliary of tho on Bed Bug Roed. first Pcotecoots 1 Church Those who am being pro. t/in awood are aponaorlai muted late Ike class an Aug. rummago tale today and Sat­ B0 also kavs Man invited urday, froflonlM at • a. each day. «■ tha vacant Ladies Sponsor Rummage Soles adjacent to tho railroad t t tog at SB «M Mar BB UT In Altamonte Spring*. The pra-school salts will fca lure good Mid childragR apparail hi addition to adult toms. t Guest Speaker Rsv. Dale McClain, i stationary serving in Hoag Kong, wiU bs guest speaker Sunday a t 7:30 p, ns. a t the evening work ship aarvlce at Caasalberry Community Methodist Church. W M U Circles Have Meeting lev. Jackson To Fill Pulpit n Geneva Council 5357 To Hold Family Communion Attend Rally In Daytona Film Revival To Close Methodist Men LEARNING TO flngerpnlnt at Oviedo'* Methodist Vacation Church School are Janet Fowler, Carolyn Soboll, Debbie Smith, Joe Webb, Becky Smith, Lamar Carroll, Forest Michael, Tim West and George Martin of the primary department. (Herald Photo) Have Meeting Church Classes Enjoy Party KINDERGARTEN THIS GROUP of MYF'en from the Casselberry Community Methodist Church attended an officers planping retreat Friday and Saturday of photo are Mr. and Mrs. John Strong, lnnt week at Moan Turk. Also in the pne senior MYF counselor* and Rev. Delmaa Copeland, minister of the church. Grace Methodist Community Methodist Has Successful Groups Hold Retreat Sanlando Church Youth Week Sets Opening To Be Speaker Forest City Conquerors Church Hears Reports From Conference Rev. Reason hy the kindergarten rhythm band and chorua while the junior department presented iklta end playa portraying many of the thing* they had learned. M n. C. B. Dawsey, wife of the minister and chairman fer the two-week school, spoke briefly about Its suc­ cess. She reported an enroll­ ment' of 63 students and ad­ vised that ths dally offer­ ing*, Including that of Sun­ day evening, would bs sent to Braail to a new Sunday School which is being formed there. She also introduced arid Youth Fellowship Week *t Grace Methodist Church was ctimkisd Thursday with * covered dish supper end swim party at the h»mt of Mrs. J. W. Crawford on Lake Mary. Ths week's activity began last Sunday at 3 p. m. and continued each night through Thursday. A sandwich supper whs rnjuyrd with <lr**erta provided by the W’SCS and beverages served by the coun­ selors, Mr. end Mrs. Gay Btnnink and Mrs. F. J. Murray with assistance of Mr. and Mr*. John Martin. Games and songs were en­ joyed following the suppers after which study sessions were conducted. Junior highs were Instructed by 1‘hllip Monroe and Rev. John II. Hires Jr., pastor nf ths church, waa Instructor for tha senior highs. Guest minister for ths con­ cluding service each evening was Rsv. Lawrence Homs, minister of Youth and Mustr •I St. Mark M e t h o d i s t Church, Pensacola. Some 33 young people a t­ tended each meeting. Theme for the week was "Christ Above All." By J s m Cassalbarry An officers planning retreat w u held last Friday and Sat­ urday at Moss Park la south■sat Orange County by ths tour MYF groups from ths Casselberry Community Me­ thodist Church. They slept to tent* and took turns at KP duty and thair schedule included time for worship, campfire singing and swimming as well as tho planning session*. It was decided to put spe­ cial emphasis this year on studies of missions In the a r­ eas of the Philllppinea, Afri­ ca and South America. Those attending included Eleanor Ferrell and John Haynes of the Older Youth Group; Valorle Shea, Jackie McClain, Cheryl Strong, San­ dy Howe, Marilyn Mrtsick. Rick Casselberry and Dan Casselberry of the Senior MYF; Debbie Strung. Marvin McClain, Becky Reiker, Alice Deppen and Melenda Cassel­ berry of the Intermediate MYF and Terry Reuter, Peg­ gy Montgomery, and Patricia Mesilck of ths Junior MYF. A tte n d services tdis weed. at ijourown jh ce o f worsdift T FOR ANY OCCASION FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS CORRECT Youth Week (juest By Jane CesaelWrry Rev, Delmaa Copeland of tho Casselberry Community Methodist Church is a speak­ er this week a t tho Youth Ac­ tivities Week program bolng hold jointly in Orlando by Broadway and Gors Memorial Methodist churches. Accompanying the young people wore Rsv. Delmaa Copeland, minister of tha church; Mr. snd Mrs. John Strong. Senior MYF counao Ion and Mr. snd M n. Laon ard Casselberry, Intermediate MYF counselors, and their daughter, Cathy. SANFOHD FLOWER SHOP Car. E. 1st i Hanford Ave. S32-1 S2t 133-atlI O W B L O O M S W AOON Virginia Peteeskl P. O. Baa t3 lt Hanford Nora Norris TE 3-1114 8. Seminal* Phyllis Bagonstls# FA l - a u t Laka Mary Mildred Hasty 44#-3ta t DoIto** Mary Gelling* Bear l.ak* 233-6117 mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for O n ly ...................... PER WEEK �Complet Sanders Maneuvering Could Dump Humphrey I HUNTING GUIDE 9b> Oinfurfi Irralfe Fri. Aug. 21, ’64—Pnge 3 Jamison Retires From Navy Lcdr. Billy O, Jamison, U. S. Navy, was detached from Heavy Attack Squadron 7 on July 21 to proceed to the United States for retirement on Sept, I. He was piped over the side and rendered tradi­ tional aide honors, by t h e VAH-7 squadron officers, as he departed the quarter deck of the nuclear • powered car­ rier Enterprise at her anchor­ age in Naples, Italy. Jamison first enlisted In June 1942, and has served In the Navy for over 22 years. After advancing through all enlisted rates to chief petty officer, he was commissioned an ensign in May 1953 and has since been promoted to his present rank of lieutenant commander, Jamison's outstanding con­ tribution to the Navy has been In the field of aircraft main­ tenance. He has served ifl various assignments in the maintenance area, the most recent being that of assistant maintenance officer of Heavy Attack Squadron 7. In this capacity, he was instrumental in directing the maintenance effort which permitted the squadron to set a new month­ ly flight hour record for the A-5A Vigilsnte airplane. During his career, he has been awarded the American Theater Medal, the AsiaticPacific Theater Medal, the Good Conduct Medal (three awards), the World War U Victory Jtlbbon and the Air Medal. Married to the former Miss Georgia L. Buckner, of Mem­ phis, Tcnn,, Jamison resides with his wife and three chil­ dren at 119 E. Jinkcns Circle, Sanford. After the first of September, Jamison will re tire with his family to .Memphis. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Elementary, West Side Grammar nnil English Estates Elcmoentary each will have two no tenchers this year. They are (front, from left) Suzanne Myrlck and DeLoriss l\vke (Altniiionte Springs) and Mary Anne Obusek and Marlisc Calhoun of West Side Gram­ mar. At English Estates will be (back row, from left) Gewn Lee and Mary Helen Sullivan. (Herald Photo) ATLANTA (UPI) _ G w gla'a Gov. Csrl E. Sander*, a real political smoothie, may end up toting the civil rights burden at the Democratic party convention next week. Sanders, who has been plac­ ed In the national limelight a halt dozen times by President Johnson, has been a voice of racial moderation in the south. But during the convention he may end as the voice of im­ moderation so far as Negroes are concerned. The battle lines are already drawn. Almost any way you look at it. it’s hard not to see the fine hand of the White House in the background. It boils down to this. Sanders goes before the party's plat­ form committee with a dis­ senting platform of his own. In it he urges adoption of a civil rights plank that will he (1) weaker than that adopted by the Republicans (2) more mo­ derate than die Republican plank. The interpretation depends on your political leanings. For weeks Sanders has been saying what, In essence, he tells the platform committee. He urges a local solution to plianoe with the Constitution." civil rights problems with as Wilkins went on to term the little federal invotvmcot as Republican plank on civil possible. rights "squeamish circumlo­ Adoption of such a plank, cution." and added: “The his­ for one tiling, could immedi­ tory of the past 90 years has ately rule out the possibility of demonstrated clearly and con­ Sen. Hubert Humphrey — a clusively that the stato* have strong civil rights advocate— failed to act reasonable speed as President Johnson's run­ or adequacy." But Sanders' proposal, if ning mate. For another, it would move adopted, could counter much Negroes almost as far from of the so-called 'white back­ the Democratic camp as *hcy lash" to rarisl violence: and It could soothe many dissident are from the Republicans. Roy Wilkins, executive se­ Southern stales. cretary of the National Asso­ There is every reason to be­ ciation for the Advancement lieve the shrewd Georgia Gov­ of Colored People, told the ernor has been lapped hy the platform committee earlier this President for some cloak-andweek that “the federal gov dagger work at the conven­ ernment cannot assume a pos tion. And Sanders is a man turc of neutrality toward com who has won many more poli­ tical battles than he has lost If you’re ‘HUNTING* for car, or even dreaming of Then by all menns don’t day go by without taking Christian Group Has Meeting PVT. JAMES C. Wil­ liams, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Tod Williams of 400 Plumoso Dr., San­ ford, will complete four w e e k s of individual combat training Aug. 24 a t the First Infan­ try Training Regiment, Marine C o r p s Base, Camp Lejeunc, N. C. While with the regi­ ment nil new Mnrincs are trained in tactical and combat skills need­ ed for lmttlc. Emphasis was placed on the small unit tactics the fourman fire team and the Most mammals grow two 14-ntnn squad. sets of teeth during a lifetime. The Executive Iloani of the Women’s Fellowship of the Congregational C h r i s t i a n Church met at tlie home of Mrs. William Burtsrhe In De­ nary, Tuesday evening. Ideas for the Year Rook were formulated, a budget was planned for the coming year and ideas for forth m in­ ing programs were discussed. Officers for the Women's Fellowship for the coming yesr are: Mrs. Hurtschc, president; Mr*. A. M. Remitsat, vice president; Msls Mir­ iam Hurtschc, secretary ami Mr*. William West, treasurer. AUGUST 19, 1904 ADMISSIONS Shirley Price, Margie McCorkel, Shirley Hires, Ira P. Patterson 111, William Bolte J r , Fay M. Shupe, Lucila Echols, Shirley C. Ryan, Re­ nee V. Richmond, Evelyn Copeland, Jo Anne Nix, Lau­ ra J. Rotta, liattia I.ingard, nil of Sanford; Rarhara Ann Smith, Casael berry; Ilertlin L. Lindsey, Geneva; Kenneth Hickson, Bernard Bowen, l.nke Mary; Doris Davis, Longwood; Longwood; Joan Baker, Lake Monroe; Terry Bernard Davis, Osteen. IHKTHS .Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCorknl of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. ltnrrop of Sanford, a boy. DISCHARGES Jay Thomas Spray, Arrclt Fowler, Ellen Kipp, Hasel Kelly, Leonard G. Skates, Fred M. Wilton, Jacia Wynn, Nellie J. Jackson, Rruvenia Rurch, Koy Cook Jr„ Shirley Hires, all of Sanford; Wil­ liam Hnrrle, Cocoa; John E. Hancock, Deltona; Ora Lea Brgwn, Oviedo. BRAND NEW 1964 GALAXIE “500s” 28 LEFT O N LY 13 LEFT O N LY 5 LEFT O NLY BRAND NEW FALCONS BRAND NEW FAIRLANES YOU MAY MISS THE BUY OF YOUR LIFE IF YOU FAIL TO COME TO THE HOUSE OF THE AFFORDABLE FORD CO. TODAY! -SALESMEN TO SERVE YOUJACK POPE "ACE" KENYON JACK RENTON 308 EAST FRIST ST. SANFORD, FLA. Legal Notice • iv t ii k r o r iiT n r r u n • m u MTV jMHiK. s k w im ii .k ITirVTV. STATU OK KI.OII. ItlA. re the U eta tr aft llAItllUKIUTK A. NHITMANS’. DlCIIHd, IS* PRODATH PI VAI, VOTM'K Notice li hereby irlven thsl the iin<1«ralan«d will pre.ent to Ilia IlnnuraMe County J u<Ik» <>f Kemlnole County, Florida, (heir -final return, amount a n d vourhara. as Kxecutors of the Kalala nf Marsurrlt* A. Neu­ mann, dries*.it. and at aald time, than and there, meke applk-atlon to (he aald Judsa for a final »*■ills mem or thrlr admlnlolratlon of aald •■(a(*. and for an order discharging them ea such Kxecutors. Dated thta tha 10th day of October, A. P 1X1. /•/ Catherine SI. Uaweon /a/ Donald W. latwaon Aa Hsecutora of the Kalala of Starsurrlta A. Neumann Daceaaed Jos. SI. Slurasko, Alty. P. O. Hoa Xi Fern Park. Fla. Publish: July It, Aug. T, It, 11, SIX OF SEMINOLE County's 70-somc new teachers this year will be in­ structing at Lyman High School. They aro (front row, from left) Carolyn Durak, Lois Toole. Zulu McLeod and Surah Helton; and (hack row) John Illalr and Vance Ambrose. (Herald Photo) A LITTLE GOES A L-O-N-G WAY ticautifulthings happen with. . . 1X4 CDII-104 Community of Homes — Built with Pride” Drive West on 20th Street and watch for our itignH. You'll find it's pleaanntly quiet — away from noiay traffic and other distractions, yet conveniently dose to acltoola, churches, ahoppingl CHANCRHV NO. IIMl FL.ATUC8H HAVINtJH DANK. > Plain tiff. *a PAUL. a. DAUatt, at ui. at al, Dafandanla. 'oT tcR o r e c iT Ravenna Park Your whole family will love living — in Rnvcnna Park! iv T in : c ir c u it ro c H T n r T H t l N I N T H J U D IC IA L , C I R C I T T IN A N D FO R S C M IN O L K c o u n t y r i.o n tn a . in NOHTOANK FOIIKCI.OSCRR TOi PAUL n. IIAIKJH and LKUIK PICKBON IIAUtlll. hi. wife. RKSI IKNCKl UNKNOWN AND TOi All partita claiming Intarcsts hy, through, ondar or agalnat the aforeaald prraont TOU AUK hereby notified that a Complaint to foreclose a certain mortgago encumtarrIng lha following described raal property, to-wlt: Lot >0. Block 1. of EASTnnoox SUBDIVISION. UNIT NO. I, according to tha Plat thereof ea recordsd In Plat Booh 11. Page SO. Public Ilecorde of SemiBole County. Florida, • has bean filed asalnat you In tha above styled suit, and you era rtqDired to larva a copy of your Answor or olhor Plead­ ing to tha Complaint on Plaintlfra attorney!. ANDKHSI IN, IIUPH, DEAN A LOWNDES, 111 ..Heat Central Boulevard, Or­ lando, Florida, and file tha original Aneerar or other Plead­ ing la the office of lha Clerk of the Circuit Court on or hefore the Slh day of September 1X1. If you fall In do an, a decree pro confteeo tell) be lik ­ en agalnat you for the relief demanded In the Complaint. Thla Notice shall bo publish­ ed once a wesk for four conbecullvo weeks In the Sanford llsrald. . DATED THIS Slh day of August, I l f 4* (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk of Circuit Court. Byt Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk ! “A You’ll find quality built homes — each carefully planned to give you a lifetime of happy Florida living. Drive out and ace! COMPLETE AND READY FOR YOU WES. V. SWENSON, advertising nml promotion director at the new J. C. Penney Store which opened Thursday morning at Winter Park Mall, puts the finishing touches on promotional ma­ terial for the largest and most unusual Penney Store in the nation. Wes formerly worked a t the downtown Penney’s in Orlando and lives in Oviedo, with his wife, Jeanette, and children: Wes Jr., 19, and Nancy Ann, 17. Griffins Lead In Contest The "Family Month" cen­ tral being conducted through August a t the Luke Alary Church of tha Nasarcne this week Is led by Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Griffin who scored a total of 20 points last Sun­ day for visitors a t the aervice. Hill and JoAnn Lewdermilk, who formerly held the Publleh Aug. I, II. I t . I t . 1X1 high score, now have a total gUC-ll I — a 4 bedroom 2 bath beauty. out-wears and out-protacts chaap gala NEARLY READY MODERN KITCHENS BY — a lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath Home. GENERAL A —■ 3 hornet — choose your interior colors. ELECTRIC UNDER CONSTRUCTION SOLD — 2 homes being custom built. pricad paints Famous Sfaci 1922 of 10 points. This Sunday, Rill and Junnita Prica will be TED WILLIAMS competing. All contestants are remind­ HARDWARE ed that Sunday, Aug. 30, 205 E. 25th Sanford will be the final day of the Ph. 322-31(1 contest and all visitor points will be tripled on th at date. Open S a.m. - S p.m. Rev. James Gray is serving Monday thru Saturday as supply minister a t the a Window Glass church in the absence of Rev. W. L. HcRomb* and Ills faa Building Materials ( inily who are on vocation. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building: Our Specialty General Office 211 W. 25th St. Phone: 222-3103 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS Phone 322-2420 Or 322-7435 KEN "COWBOY" GODWIN NICK PASTERNACK JOHN CROOK Sfrickland-Morrison, Inc. Walter Huston and his son, John, were the first father ion team to receive "Oscar" awards in the motion picture industry. la a nice new one . . . . let nnothcr action. IT’S CLOSE-OUT BARGAIN DAYS AT THE OLD RELIABLE FORD DEALERSHIP IN SANFORD. Hospital Notes Congregational ELEVEN NEW TEACHERS will be members of the faculty this yeannt South Seminole Junior High School in Casselberry. They are (front, from loft) Jean Wargo, Parham Hughes, Jane Ford and Sarah Cohen; (center, from left) Robbie Ambrose, Fred Taylor, John Ott, and Wayne Dyerley; and (hack, from 1ft) James Crnigo, Mike Durak and Curtis Hughes. ervice I 'l l . 322-1481 �White Sox Take AL Lead; Phils Roar To 7Vi Game Margin Chicago Takes 4-Game Series From Yankees By United P r M International They're No. 1 In tha Windy City nnd It couldn't ham coma nt n batter tlma. Tha Chlcafo White 80s gained flrat placa by n half game In tha American League Thursday for tha flrat tlma nines Juna IS by completing • f o u r - g a m e awesp of tha slumping Naw York Yankees and tonight they play host to tha Baltimore Orioles, who ham Just suffered their w o n t “ break" of the season. In tha nast nlna days, firstplace Chicago nnd secondplace Baltimore face each other eight times to conclude their season aeries. Tha Ori­ oles Thursday lost a 4-8 de­ cision to ths Red 80s, but more Important, they lost slugging John (Boog) Powell, who fractured a bona hi his left wrist while chasing a fly ball. Chicago has a healthy stable a n t a r l a g tha four gamaaat with tha Birds a t Comlakey Park and cornea off a 8-0 blanking of Now York, the team they couldn't beat tha f l n t 10 tlmea thay mat, Tha Yankees ware 8-18 ever the last two waaka while playing tha two top club* and ham dropped 4 4 game* off tho pace. Thursday tha Bos packed away a t long-time nemeala Whltey Ford for nlna singles and flm runs and broka tha Yankee southpaw's acorelcia Inning atreak o v e r t h e m , which spanned two seasons, a t 48 with two runs In tha sec­ ond Inning aa skipper A! Lopes celebrated bla B8th birthday. In tha only other American League gamaa, Kansas City downed Cleveland 7-4, and Loa Angelas beat Detroit 4-8. About Sports *. II, 1111 KOTfCH OK SUIT THE BTATR OK FLORIDA TO STEPHEN KRNNKTH MOIIII, BRS1DKNCR UNKNOWN. A aw orn C om plaint having haan Iliad a s a ln a t you In lha C lre u lt C o u rt In and lo r Sami nola C ounty. F tn rld a, by UYR TLB I. H O IIIl, fo r divorce, lh a a b o rt tttla of which M TRTLU I. MOHII, I'la ln tllf, v arau a STKPHKN KRNNKTH MOHR, D afandant, thaaa pra •a n te a r t to com m and you la a p p a a r a n d Ilia y our A naw ar or o th e r dafanaa o r pi In w ith th a C lark a f lh a Clr c u lt C o u rt of Sam lnola C ounty F lo rid a, and aarva a ropy ih a ra o f on F l a ta l tt r e A llornay, C a rro ll llu rk e , A llo rn ay Law . P. O. D m w ar 0 , Sanford, rio rld a , a n a r bafora th a la th d a y a f St e ta m bar, A. D. 11(4 o r a th a rw la a d acraa p ra aon< faaaa w ill ba a o ta ra d a g a in st you. T h a f a n ford H a m id la da a lg n a ltS a a a naw apapar o f S te a m ) c irc u la tio n la w hich th la c ita tio n a hall ba pu b lish * ! one* each w a tk fa r fo u r oon a rc u tlv a waaka. W ITN ESS my hand s a d offl r ia l e ast a f th a C lark o f th a C lre u lt C o u rt a a thla th a I th d a y of A u g u st, A. D. 1(14. CSIIAL) A rth u r II. B ackw lth, Jr, C lark of C ircu it C ourt R yl M a rth a T, V lhlan D. C. C a rro ll U urka A tto rn ey a t L aw S ulla I I I Sanford A tla n tia N a tio n a l B ank B uild in g P. O. D ra w a r I Kanfbrd, K larlda A tto rn ey fo r PUIailff CD C-II P u b lish A ug. T, 14, I I , t l , 1(14 R rralh By Jalias Btesatraea Herald Sparta Editor HUSTON PL A ITS "Dixie Twister” will bo one of the major entries in the Seminole Timing Association's program at tho Osceola Drag Strip on A uk . 00. The "Twister” recently set a NBC Refuses To Say If If Is In Market For Club Legal Notice C D C -II S a n fo rh Thinking Out Loud By MUtoa Wchmsn UPI Bports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) - I( NDC in the market now for a major league ball clubT Baseball mon say yea; NUC officiate, however, poliloly de­ cline to any yea, no or even maybe. Nevertheless, the fact re­ mains moat major league base­ ball franchiiea can be bad for the right price. H u t goes for moat professional football franchisee, too. And while they won't offlelaliy admit it, NBC official* certainly couldn't help thinking about that fact after rival CBS purchased controlling in­ terest in the New York Yan­ kee* last week. IN FINAL*" Carl Lindemann, the capable COLUMBUS, MUs. (UPI) - and energetic 41-ycar-old vice Myrtle Grom, Fla., mceta president of sports e t NBC, Hallies County, Va., hors to- steered clear of any ronjee Bight for a berth in tho chain- ture on the subject, however pionship gams of tha ninth an­ To the point-blank question nual Dixie Youth World Sor­ of whether his network was in­ ias, terested Jn buying either a baseball or football club, Lin demann offered a point-blank "no comment." IV T H K c m Cl 'I T C n r i l T UK He did emphaitre there was t h s niV Tlt j r i i i r m . r ill CUIT, IN AND KOII aKMIXOl.K "no panic" at NBC over CBS COUNTS. VMINIDA. purchase of the Yankee*. ir; CNANCBBT NOs I M S By the same token, he add­ ROTICB TO AKKRAR BIIIRLKT >1. DAVJH, ed that no one at NBC rushed I’la ln ltir, out to send e congratulatory t'l.A U D B DAVIS; reM dene* un wire, cither. k n ow n, "If the Yankee* do menage Pateniant. to win the pennant, we might •TATR OK FLORID A TO) CI-ADDE DAVIS; rs*l<l*nc* have a little trouble getting u n know n aeala," Lindemann T ou »r* hereby n o tified th a t decent • BUI o f C om plaint to r divorce laughed, "but we don’t eeo b a a b ran Iliad n a a ln a t you. and how this sale will change you a ra ra q u lra d lo aarv a 00py of y o u r a n tw a r o r ptaad things much. I n s to th a Bill or C om plaint on lh a IM alnilff'a A ttorney N nrrla n. tV ooiiork, III. i l l W . C hurch H lraal, Orlando, F lo rid a , a n d Ilia th e o rls ln a • naw ar o r p la a d ln s In lh a of flea o f lh a C lark o f lh a Clr c u lt C ourt on o r bafora Sant a m b ar Sind, IM t. If you fall t o do an Judgm ent by dafau lt w ill ha la k a n a n a ln a l you for th a ra lla f d e n m n d td In lha B ill of C om plaint. PO N E AMD OUPKHKD a l S anford, Sam lnola C ounty, Klor Ida. th la l l l h day « l A uauat, till. (SEA L) A rth u r If. B ackw tth, Jr. C lark of C ircu it C ourt Ily i M a rth a T. Vllilan P ubllah Aug. 11, I I B Bapt. #b* Page 4—Fri. Auk. 21, ’64 National League W. I,. Tel. GO Philadelphia 74 4S .017 Ben. Fran. . 07 64 .884 714 Cincinnati _ 07 84 .864 7 4 St. IJiula 01 60 .683 ]0 Pittsburgh .... 03 60 .621 ilia Milwaukee .... 02 67 .621 1 1 4 L°ah Angeles 60 00 .400 1 4 4 Chicago ___ 60 04 .607 18 Houston ....... 61 71 .418 24 New York 30 82 .322 364 Thursday's Results Cincinnati 10, Sen Francisco 7 Phil*. 2, Pittsburgh 0, lit, twl Phils. 8, Pittsburgh 2, 2nd, (N) Milwaukee 8, Loa Ang. 2, (N) Only games scheduled Friday's Game* Chicago at New York (N) Pittsburgh a t Philadelphia <N> Milwaukee a t Houston (N) Cincinnati a t Los Angelas (N) 8L I a>uIb a t Ban Francisco <N> Haturday’a Games Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Milwaukee et Houston (N) Cincinnati e t Loa Angclea (N) 8L Louis at San Franeteco new E.T. record of 10.69 second nt 135 mph in a South Caro­ lina event. Tom Barnes New Figure In LHS Grid Picture Each ysar at Daytona's In­ ternational Speedway, NAS­ CAR officials run ths annual Firecracker 400. FrafcaMy bo b o b did more for slock car racial in Day­ tona B u c k and having s rate la making Daytona Ike stock ear ra c ia l capital of tea world te a i "Fireball” Roberts. We'd Ilk* to propose (hat consideration be given by speedway officiate and spon­ sors end promoters to the poss­ ibility of naming Ike annual July Fourth event the "F ire­ ball 400” in memory of Ro­ berts. wee n native af Apopka bet be epeat meat of bla admit life to tbs speed basinets aad it all centered ■round stock car rating In Daytona. Nevertheless, Ra­ the nation as the heavy-foot­ ed driver with gate enough to go With hte tremendous By Jim Bacchus driving talent to win nny flerald Sports Writer race be entered. The newest figure in ath* Roberto died a month after letlc circles a t Lyman High auffering extrema burn* In a School is Tom Darnel, a 25- racing accident at Charlotte year old teacher and recent during the summer. bridgroom, who 1* beginning We think R would be appre­ hli second year aa a teacher ciated. e * e in (he Seminole County school Heed Coach BUI Peterson system. Barnes, well known in the end hia ataff will be on hand southern tec 11on of Seminole tomorrow to greet Florida County, is not only a coach State University candidate* but also a teacher. Last year for tbs Seminole grid machine he taught biology and genera] aad workouts will get under science at South Seminole way Monday. Petereon plea* Junior High School. But he duel workouts daily for two also assisted in the coaching weeks since he hae only four of football, baseball and track week* to get ready for FSU'a soar with the Hurricanes of as well a* doing quite ■ bit of scouting for Head Coach Miami. White Petereon has 87 let Dick Copeland of the Grey­ torse en rataralag, he's alee hounds. SEMINOLE HIGH'S LINE COACH JIM MCCOY shows tho Tribe’s in­ He was the head man for expecting 41 »ephemeras to terior linemen how to chnrjfo during workouts being conducted daily at the Hurricanes' JayVee eag* bo among these reporting. tho SHS athletic field in preparation for this season’s grid campaign. squad lis t Spring and eiper Among (hem will he Batch lenced a very successful *ei‘ Riser, n Bern tool* High eon. Many of the youngster* mainstay here to Sanford, who played under Barnes at particularly daring the 1P82 South Seminole teat year will season. Riser played defen­ figure prominently in South sive halfback far tho FSU Seminole's basketball compel! fresh last sees**. "We’re going to need aoptlon this winter. Meanwhile, a number of (he youngsters be homore help nR coached et South Seminole last ■aye Petereea. * ■ e year in football and track will be tutuored by him again this Joel Field, American Legion official who accompanied the year at Lyman. At the present tlma Beroea local Poet S3 Junior baseball la engaged In instructing the teem to Fort Pierce for the interior lineman at Lyman recent area tournament, today during the pre-seaton work paid a big compliment to outs. Later this year he l( Frank Thomas, manager of slated to take the reins of the the local nine, and the playera. Thomai' club went to the 'Hounds' junior vanity baa final* but were eliminated kctball squad. Aa for his role in tha aca­ from a berth in the state tour­ demic cast at Longwood ney nt Went Palm Beach by Barnes will be a member of Fort Pierce. the science department’s fac­ Joel said he realised that a ulty and teach ciaaiea In lot of thanks were doe 1 lot of chcmlaty. people. But he added, "We've NAS MAINTENANCE "A” — Station Champs I More than sixty tro­ A recent graduate of Union got to give tha principal credit College in Jackson, Tmo to Frank Ihom aa.' phies were presented on Monday evening prior to the stnrt of the Fall "My wife and I enjoyed the Barnes taught school In Mias Schedule of the Navy Intramural Bowling League. Some of thono step­ our I for e year before moving tournament of Fort Pierce and ping into the winner's circle to collect their prizes were left to right, D. L. to Florida. He wee recently we were extremely proud of Jlciity, H. E. Hogoro, K. It. Martin, Captain Swanson who presented tho wed to the former Mite Patsy our teem from Sanford," said trophies, II. D. Farris and G. T. King. Field. "The management of the Hudson of Fort Lauderdale. Being « popular gentleman motel where they lived end with teeosgers, observers are the people who served (hem in cInfidcot that Barnes will en­ reetauranto nil had nothing joy a successful year at Ly but praise for the boys." man High, In athletics a* wall Thomas, by fee way, I* as In the classroom. on a vacation from hi* Job at the Sanford Feat Office. Or, •a Joel puts R, "He’s taking FIVE MEN MELD DAYTONA BEACH (U PI)-. what's left of hit vacation Police were bolding five men time. Ha epeat part of It mao and searching for a sixth to­ aging eur hoye a t Fort day on chargee of (Tying to Ptorea." fix a dog race alter two to NEW YOnK (UPI) - Yogi Berra wat in the front of with hi* hand. It hit Joe Pepl three pounds 0# dope-filled Berra finally lost his patience the bus when Una began toot­ tone on the right knee. hamburger w u found In a with the (kkldlng New York ing on Ills harmonica. "Shut After an exchange *f words motel room Wednesday night. that thing up," Berra roared. Berra returned to kte seat Yankees Thursday. The Yankee manager berat­ Moment* later when U ni be­ muttering, " I’ll take care ol Flrat pareon to Charlotte I Chattanooga 1 ed Infielder Phil U ni for play­ gan playing again Berra rose you," according to tha New* English Channel wee Capt Macon g-l Birmingham 8-8 Frank Crosettl, a teng-time from hia aeat an advanced to­ ing a harmonica on the teem Matthew Webb, of Great Bit Lynchburg 8 Knoxville 1 Yankee coach and ptejed who tain, in 1ITS. bus en route to a Chicago air­ ward Uni. Columbus 18 Asheville 8 "I told you to atop that," like Berra reprimands] U ni port after losing tho final game of a four-game set with he bellowed. Lina flipped the told newsmen later, “thla Is the Chicago While Sox, accord­ initrumeat toward the man­ the wont thing I’ve aero in 33 ing to a story in today'* New ager who knocked It aside years with the club." York Daily News. The newspaper gave the fob 32” S 17J6 PER ROLL lowing account of the Incident: BACK - TO - SCHOOL SPECIAL! Long, Hot Su Yogi Finally Loses Patience W ith His Skidding Yankees S M IT T Y ’S Snappin’ Turtle 2710 S. HWY. 17-92 — SANFORD All Sizes Self-Propelled Southern League FOR GYM — TENNIS OR PLAY MEN’S WHITE REG. 12-99 VALUE Tennis Shoes SIZES 8 TO 11 ROTARY MOW ERS BALES A SERVICE • PH. 812-2811 $|88 “Family The Snappin* Turtle U MORE MOWER! Footwear" C tH l Y A 2 /Z .1 Open Frt. Nit# T il • 47** mm ••#••••' BEGINNING his sec­ ond Benson aa head coach of the Lyman H i g h Greyhounds is D i c k Copeland, The 'Hounds* mentor last nenson saw his club win Ita first t h r e e games but, primarily due to injuries, drop its last nix of a nine-game slate. This s e a s o n Copeland’s task will be tougher ns he leads his Greyhounds into t h e s t r o n g Orange Belt Conference f o r t h e first time In grid com­ petition. (Herald Photo) Denver Captures 32-20 Victory Over Oilers By Jan Gergen UPI Sports Writer Jacky Lee, facing his old team for the first time, and veteran Gene Mingo sparked tha Denver Broncos to a 3220 come - from • behind vic­ tory over the Houston Oiler* in an American League preseason game Thursday night. Lee, who wee "loaned" to (be Bronco* last week by the Olleri, completed 18 of 31 pastes for US yards, including a 10-yard touchdown toaa lu Lionel Taylor. Mingo booted four field goals from 89, 81, 28 and 43 yard* o u t The Broncos scored 26 points in the final quarter on two field goals by Mingo. Lee's touchdown pass, a 83yard pass Interception run by Willie West and a 84-yard run by linebacker Marv Matusxak after he recovered a Houston fumble. Rookie Sid Blanks scored two touchdowns and quarter­ back George Blende passed for another for Houston. Tbe Baltimore Colts meet the St. Louis Cardinals in a National Football L a a g u e tuneup at St. Louis la tbe only game scheduled in cither lea­ gue tonight. Five NFL games and two American League games will be played Saturday, with the greatest attention focusing on the clash between the NFL champion Chicago Bears and the Green Bay Packers at Milwaukee. American League International League FOR A L L YOUR ROOFING NEEDS No Job Toe Largo, No Job Too Broil!. % FREE ESTIMATES FINANCING ARRANGED! WALL SUPPLY WE HAVE MOVED! By Cnrt Block UPI Sports W riter The latest hero for the penn i n t hopeful Phillies ia Speedy Gonaales. Formerly known aa Tony Gonxalet, the Philadelphia outfielder scored the winning run from second base Thun* day night end now, ee fa r as the Phile are concerned, It’e cell me anything but second piece. The hustling Phillies took two thrillers from Pittsburgh 2-0 end 8-8 to Increase their league lead to 7 4 games. In the second game, after Johnny Calllaon, often a hero in the peat, matched solo home runs with Bue third baseman Bob Bailey, Phila­ delphia loaded the base* on two elnglee and an error In the eighth Inning againat Pittsburgh'* Don Schwalt and A! McBean. Celllion than lifted a fly ball to deep center. Pitcher Rick Wise tagged up and ■cored eaaity from third and Gontalex, on base via Dick Schofleld'a mlscut, n a v a r broka stride in the 180-foot daih end left Manny Mot* astounded In csnUrflald. Caltieon thus drove in all Philadelphia's second gam* run* while ex-Met Frank Thomas did the seme In the opener. Rookie Rick WU* (8-1) went eight innings in the nlghteapt and was yankad in ths ninth when the Pirates ■cored once in favor of veter­ an Ed Roebuck. Once again Celllion showed why he le a prime candidate for moat valuable player hon­ ors. Roebuck got pinchhltter Jerry Lynch to lift a fly ball to the Phillis rlghtflalder, who grabbed it and then nailed Bill Maxeroakl trying to move from second to third. In the first gam*, Thomas clouted hia third homer as a Phillle, equalling the total he bed in New York, with Clay Dairymple aboard, In the last of the ninth to break a scortleaa tie and give Art Mahaffey hia U th triumph of tba aeaaon. W. L. Fct. GB C h ic a g o ----- 78 47 .816 Ballmor# __ 74 47 .612 4 New York .... 69 60 .680 4 4 Minnesota ... 61 80 .804 184' Detroit ------- 68 63 .604 184 Los Angelas 63 63 .804 134' Cleveland ..... 66 66 .469 19 lloaton ....... . 66 66 .460 19 Waahlnngtoa 49 76 .896 27 Kane. City . 41 76 478 2 94 Tharedey'e Results Boston 4, Baltimore 8 Chicago 8, New York 0 Los Angeles 4, Detroit 8 (N) Kane. City 7, Cleveland 4 (N) Only gamae scheduled Friday's Game# Baltimore a t Chicago (N ) Minnesota a t Datralt (N) Kansas City a t Washington (N) Loe Angeles a t Clavtland (N) T tx n d s r'a Boealte Naw York at Boston (N ) Jacksonville T Buffalo 4 Saturday's Games Rochester 8 Richmond S Baltimore a t Chicago Columbus I Syracuse • Minnesota a t Detroit Atlanta S Toronto I Loe Angeles a t Cleveland Kansas City a t Washington Oldast U. I . military poet Naw York a t Boston, f, daynow in service le West Point. night PER ROLL NEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 822-5412 "Headquarter! For Sprinkler Syntema" Cincinnati Nips San Francisco; Braves Win 8-2 AR Types Repair* Aad Complete InetolUtian. A&B ROOFINGCO. ADCOCK AND Btt& YH lU . — OWNERS 322-9558 822-2287 I �1 f Connery A t Movieland !i\ Uv \ '* B //■ vS !, #* / \4 DANIELA BIANCIII plnys the voluptuous Kiri friend of Jnmea Bond (Sent) Connery) in the Inn FleminK story of intcrnntionnl intrigue, “From Russin With Love." Filmed In Technicolor, the United Artists release will open Sunday at the Movieland I)riv* In Theatre. “ From Rustla With Love," In color and starring Sean Connery, la the feature film at the Movieland Drive - In Theatre starting Sunday and continuing through Tuesday. The United Artist release shows Connery as the suave secret agent In a spy story which also features I’edro Armendariz, Lotte Lcnya, Rob­ ert Shaw, Bernard Lee and Daniela Blanch!. Co feature is ‘ Sunday in New York" with Jane Fonda. Both films are In color. Wednesday and Thursday the management has obtained another double feature, "Tam ­ my Tell Me True" with San­ dra Dae and “The Last Sun­ set" with Ktrk Douglas.. A triple header is on tap for Friday and Saturday. “The Patsy" stars Jerry Lew­ is; “The Mouse That Roared" features Peter Sellers; and “ The Lawler Breed" stars ~ -V lludxr , '» S tir d iiq h liq h J tA TV Tim# critic# proview coming television show# by attending rehearsals, watching screening*, studying acripta in New York and Hollywood. Hera are their praviswa for todayi 7:30-8:30 P.M. NBC. International Showtime. " N e w Vienna Ira Show." ( Rerun) Overlook the fact th at there just isn’t auch a thing a* a “new" ice ahow and yoj should enjoy this outing from Innsbruck, Austria. 7:30-8:30 P.M. ABC. Deatry. "Blood Brother-In-Law." (Rerun) Thank* to a blood transfusion, Destry f i n d * himself embroiled in a death feud between two clan*. Think logically and you won't have much trouble fig­ uring out how he gets out of thie ridiculous situation. 8:30-0:30 P.M. ABC. Burke's Law. "Who Killed Andy 7.ygmunt?" (Rerun) This may be about the murder of an art dealer, but luckily, the ahow Voids even the slightest taint * the artistic. Tha victim ccialltea in weird eurioa, long whom were his client* T V Time Previews now im pacted of promoting hie demise, 8:80-0:30 P.M. NBC. Bob Hope Presents. "Slow Fade to Black." (Rerun) (Color). This concerns a power strug­ gle for eontrol of a Holly­ wood studio. The ell-star cast It hstded by Rod Steiger, Robert Culp, James Dunn and Anna Lee. 9:30-10 r.M. NBC. On Par­ ed*. It'e Dlahann Carroll's turn to be starred and sinre she'* a vital and exciting per­ former, you should snjoy her half-hour aongfeat Forget the production vatus* and Just enjoy Diahenn't singing. 10-11 P.M. CBS. th e Alfred Hitchcock Hour. "The Gen­ tleman Caller.” (Rerun) Rod­ dy McDowell ie very good as a fugitive from justice with two problemi: How to safely hide hla loot till the hsat's off and how to keep hit greedy wife (Diene S ty tr) from getting her hand* on It. 10-11 P.M. NBC. The Jack Pear Show. (Rerun) (Color) Woody Allen, doe* hit hilari­ ous night-club routine on his problemi with a conspiracy of machine* and steals the ahow. A lot of time ia apent on a consideration of Lawrence ef Arable end thie include! tome unique footage of T. E. Lawr­ ence, an interview with hla brother A, W. Lawrence. SATURDAY P. U. 7:80-8 P.M. ABC. "Tha Woman's'* Touch in Polities." ABC Correspondent Lisa How­ ard talk# with the wivea of Minneaota'a vice presidential potential! Hubert 11. Hum­ phrey and Eugene McCarthy among a group of politically inclined Washingtonian# In thia convention preview, 7:30-8:30 P.M. NBC. The Lieutenant. "A lert." (Rerun). Thia one Involve* a battle ex­ ercise and the way it affect* the lives of atveral members of the corps. Lieutenant Rice (Gary Lockwood, who auffara a frustrated romance, and a sergeant, who has to leava his wife white ahs'e undergo­ ing dangerous premature childbirth, are the chief vic­ tims. 8-8:30 P.M. ABC. "A Con­ versation with the Flrat La­ dy." Thia ia not a hard-hitting documentary, so don't expect ABC newsman Howard K. Smith to put Mrs. Lyndon R. Johnson on the spot. Veekend Television FRIDAY F. M. Vtvricofts 1Ipi> Convsn. ,Nt w i l l s * Ch 1 apart* I t ii n l l t r . U riah U r T il * ftllsnt Rsrvles ■Up N a t Convsn. T. n. A. ln t. Hhowtlm* I n l r r n s t l u n s l Reality I 'D tin t ■l u r k s 's U » Kiimmrrtlm a Star Alfred H itchcock ■lo u r I'rlre to night rU to llc p iir l— ''Th# llrnlli nf Hillin'' Twilight Zuno (I) 1:1* ( I t (I) 1:11 ( I ) (I) 1:11 ( I ) (I) (I) It:*# ( I ) (I) (I) H i l l it> III III it:# * ( I ) (I) (It 11:11 <11 (l> S o r h y Jo a * l Robin >lo*4 Major M arrury Tha Alvin Show T k* A lrtn Show Huff * Hi44y Tannaaaao T u a a lo Supa rm aa Hector lla a th e o l* Quick Draw MtUraw Superm an f i r e b a l l Xt, Mighty Morn* Jet too* Dannlt Tha Maaar* Rio T la T la t 'a i p a r fury Hoy (Rutger* (I) 11to nr a Cool! SATURDAY F. M. Klein of the W eek 11:1# ( I I nullw lnkl* Show Muke T h a i Spar* (*) Sky King New* 11:10 (t> Science Klclloa N t t t a —Morphy M a r ­ T h e a te r tin ( l ) IlifRi Runny , tt:te in Nates, a part*. W aa t(41 TUB New* th tr 11:11 ( I ) liaaaboll <»> T h a a t e r of tha a t a r i ItTI (1) t u n Into S p a c e - r C a r le * h i * ( t t Jo h n n y 11#4 I) My rrlornt r l l r k a (Color) 1:1) 111 Sen. S m a th e ra Mat erlck ' 11:11 (*) t o Ha a* hall 1:11 III C ha m p W r e s tlin g SATURDAY A. M. I t ) llaaehall t:14 t t ) I tnllrr Darby « I I I I I Nisi, VTeathor J :l" III T h a a te r X ,1 :9 ' 1(1 H um m tr Bam tator — cars Alnianao 1:00 ( I ) Sat. A fte ro o o a 1 / .‘* ) Otow i K eature / ( I I Nawl Deputy Dog Variety 4:10 I I I Navy Film o f (ho i /» <*) Depot Show Shiite Week l U (II o ullaw e i l l HKD M lit-riarll* I 1 0 * ( I t Acroaa Tha Kane* l e a (l> W 14* W o r t i ef Sport* ( I I L'apt. K a n g a r o o TONITE & SAT. BIG TRIPLE BILL No. I At 7:30 Only ‘‘SNIPER’S RIDGE" Stanley Clemente No. 2 At 0:00 Only “ZULU” Cinema: 'Blue Dolphins' In Color Starring Jack llawkln* No. 3 At 11:30 Only “DEAD RINGER4 Starring BETTE DAVIS COMING SUN. - MON. - TUES. 7:30 A 11:80 SPECIAL AGENT 007 NOW Island JtBlue Dolphins Color E A r TILL 2:00 C ftc W F mon. - rn i A book that U fust Lecomlug one uf literature’* mudem rtassice, "Inland of the Blue Dolphins,” made it* bow aa nn exciting and memorable !motion pirturti Thursday at thn Seminole Pinza Cinema. From Universal, and in color, it was produced by Robert H. Hndnitz, am! entirely photogrnphed among breathtakingly beautiful site*. Moviegoer* will find In this beautiful rotor adventure film the u m i type of appeal they found in "Treasure Iiland" ami "Robinson Crusoe"—both likewise classic* read by chil­ dren which became very en­ joyable aerren far* for adult*. '.‘Inin- - *f tha 111 Dolphin*" ia matchlessly written, direct­ ed anti photogruphed. The photoplay by Ted Rherdrman and Jane Klov* care­ fully transfer* to the aersen thn John Ncwbery Medal iiwiird novel by Scott O'Dell, which alto hai won numeroue other award*. In tha procaaa it become* a more intense ad­ venture and a tribute to the Invincibility of the human spirit. This Is the story, based on an actual incident in Cali­ fornia history, of an Indian girl who, on the order of Rob­ inson Crusoe, finds harsslf alon* on a deserted island. It Is thia iiland which gives the tala Ua name; the atory hav­ ing very little to do with dolphins. Celia Kaye, in her first feature film role, playa the lead so convincingly th at it la difficult to realiaa aha la not really living tha part. Of the other human playara, most of whom ar* teen brief­ ly, Larry Domasln and Ann Daniel give powerful perform­ ance*. Georg* Kennedy, aa the Aleut reptain; Carlos Rom­ ero, as Mias Kay'a father and tribal (birf; Hal John Nor­ man, a> the sub-tribal rhlef; and Martin Garralaga aa tha million p r in t, ar* memor­ able. Thie ia another masterpiece from producer Radnita whose previous films war* "A Dog of FUadars" and "Misty." H* ha* takan infinite car* ia all departments, again eahlblthi# graat capability. f | 11:1* <t) (t) 11:41 14) (•) 1:44 ( ) ) (l| 1:14 III (1) I II III 1:1* ( I ) 4:44 (4) 4:1* (1) 1:11 (4) It) 1:11 t l ) (4) 4:44 (I) III (II 4:14 1*1 111 HI TO# I I I ill 14) 1:14 I t ) (I) (4) 1:44 (41 1:14 ( I ) (I) 4:41 ( I ) 14) 4:44 i l l 14:44 (1) (I) (4t 14:14 ( I I (4) 11:14 ( t ) <4) Weak D a vr A Oullatk Oral Rokarl* Kaarball Borlal Racurlly l a Action Chtlatophar* lla rald of T r u lh laauaa A Anawar* llaaaball Dlacovarp '44 Movla for • l u n d a y Aflarnoo* Th* flr»at A dve nture Blar A Rlory f l i x S p o rts Spactaeular Topla D a n a e r Is My Buetnta* Tad M**k A k l l i l f Hour IJlh r s a t a r y llrn n rn Kootbatl I H a h lla h ta Mart th* Traas I'rub* Nawaoop* Daalh Vallty Day* OaaU A H a r r ie t t lllll Da** Shaw Daaal* Umpire W ohdarfal W e rld *1 C e ts r Ms r a v e r l H M a n t a * Kd B ultvia Shaw O rlafl A rraal A T rial Itonaaaa Th* Calabrlty Oam* B r a n n tr DuPont Shew af Weak SUrfald* 4 Candid C a m ara ABC Nawa R a yort W h a t 't My U a * N aw ateps H a r r y lla a a a a e r Nawa Nawilla* T k a a ta r ef tb* S ta r* P a t.r fluaa K a rb ala MONDAY A. M. 1:44 ( I ) B ill ( I ) 4:14 14) ( 1) fit* III (I) 1:11 I I ) f i l l (l> HafuJUD "INK.H tt CELIA KAYE teaches a bird, one of her few companion!, to g«y her name, "Karam," u he puppq, Rontu-aru, looka on in thia ecene from the Universal adventure atory in color, “Ialend of the Blue Dolphins." The Robert B. Badniti production Is baaed on A Newbery medal award book by Scott O'Dell. The film is now being shown at the Cinema in tha Seminole P la * a t Casselberry. A special merit award has been presented to the film's makers by Parents Maga­ zine In recognition of the outstanding family ap­ peal of the picture to all ty p s of audiences. 'ABLE H O PPING l l g a Oa S u sahla * A lm aaae U r o w a r t Alma*** Itellglan'e e f M a s T*4*y Hummar Bamsater Nawa F a r m , M a r k e t Be- • if# <«) T*d*F ( I ) Deputy D a n s Shew f : l l ( l i Miakla'a Oeapel Tlaa* 1:11 (41 Niwe A W i a t h e r 1:11 ( I ) CaMeonvIlle ( I ) CapL ( a a a a r a * 1:11 ( I ) W eatk*. a a d Newe »:#o ( I ) Kaarcla* for M o d tre W Oman 1:11 ( I ) C a rta avlll* ■:** (1) D ivert* C e e r t l i e ( l l n a i l S ta rm Skew I I I ( l ‘ Romper Kaom ( I ) A m a r lr a a MlalevF I I : M t l ) Bar Wkaa ( I ) Mike Walla** ! • : ! ! (11 NUC Nawa 14:44 (l> W ard f a r W a r d ((> t u t e l a t e r ( I ) Pric e I* R i g h t 11:44 ( I I T h* MeCeya i l l C a ac .a lra tln e ( I ) Gal T h* M**•*#* S rra lh TV RENTAL * Sales • Service Seminole TV FA 2-4120 package room. Plenty of free Zenith Color TV S a l* parking, too. 2800 Sanford Ato. • # • WHEN MOM SAYS "let's eat out tonightT" amt Dad look* ■keptteal, mention the Tradewinds Cafeteria, at the Semi­ nole Plaxa in Casselberry. BALES & SERVICE Everything right in sight to R.C.A. nnd G.E. tem pt the appetites of the whole family, and priced rea­ COLOR TV sonably, ,oo. There'll be enough left over to take in a movie, and make an even­ SANFORD ELECTRIC ing of U. Don't forget Friday 118 8. MAGNOLIA AY& • a * night la steak night, and on 322-1562 HAVE YOU LADIES been Thursday, desserts are free. to the Caribe and had that drink, which only costs as many pennies as you have yoaieT It'S l e d lee h o u se b et w e en COR. lllll A FRENCH — 1IWY. 17-92—SANFORD — RAH & PACKAGE — 4:30 and 8:30 p. m. eo after work, or a hard day's shop­ ping, meet hubby or a friend downtown at the Caribe for that special drink. W* under­ stand they do not ask for a ALL Your Favorite Brands At A Price birth certificate. You’re Glnd To Pay . . . 'Course you know they ere SPECIAL LOW PRICES BY THE CASE open until 2 a. m. on Friday — Plenty Of Free Parking — and Saturday nights If you want to make an evening of it. Good food loo, (torn Rose — NOW THROUGH THURSDAY — • nd Wilk'a Restaurant, next door. e • * with spaghetti i r YOU ARE A LOVER, of COMPLETE DINNER FROM SOUP TO MINTS INCLUDING DESSERT Italian food that la, you can pamper your palate with the — CLOSED ON MONDAY — finest In that line at Jean's Jean A Itoern Mnraillo Wrlrom* You! .Spaghetti House In Orange Ire Cold DEER City. ’(Sunday*, too) Veal Parmlglana is th* spe­ AIR CONDITIONED cialty this week, but there's Open II A.M, to 10 P.M. — Potties Accommodated lota of other good things on llwy. 17-92. Orange City — Reservation* Ph. 775-309* their varied menu. If you want to make a party of it, better call Orange City and make your reservation*. HAVING A PARTYT Arranging up coffees, lun­ cheon), brunches, banquets and other festive get-togethers Is a specialty ol the Capri Res­ taurant under the capable dir­ ection of Joy Minroas, who has had lota of experience at Ihia sort of thing. Of course, you are invited to drop in any time for lunch, for the happy hour, or for dinner and dancing.'Good food, good drinks, and s cool, friendly atmosphere. TELEVISION REPAIR Georges TA VERN BEER MIXERS V EA L P A R M IG IA N A $165 Jean's Spaqhetti House, • TIRED e OF a THE RAT RACET You won’t find a cool­ er, more delightfully retaxing spot that Freddie's Steak House in Fern Park. Cocktails in the famout Lamplighter lAtunge, with the music of Carol Pettijohn at (he piano In the background, (or tf you feel like singing, she'll play ail those old familiar tunes far you.) Now for dicing, there's the new Gaslight Room, with it's ao-romanlic atmosphere of the SUNDAY F. ML old days brought to life by the carriage lamps, the colon­ 11:4* ( I ) Tha I t e r y (tl n .v iv .i ial furnishing* ami the restaur­ <11 In d u a lry s* P a r a d e t i l l ) <01 Navy Film a t Ih* ant wine cellar right in view, (I) l l l l l (4) 11:11 (1) 11:14 (4) UK Co-Feature 10:00 Uni ( t ) Mtn In to apse* ( I t Ilia P ic tu r e I:)* («t It* tk* l.aw 4:41 I t ) F la k in g r * a 4:11 ( t ) N*w***p* 1:1* ( I ) H am * a * r d * n ln g 1:1) ( I ) W alk . Vt*#ort 4:14 | l ) t t . t t l . 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Cunv. M errr S d m i r l u n l f a r Teeieeraw T r u l h o r C e a ie - Steak House Central Florida’* Oldest A Finest Eat Out This Weekend (OmJs CAFETERIAS M o**4 Teeideg leealeg Ipoclal - a 10-*i. New York Sir­ loin Strip cooked to i*vr order for only 79c. Tkendo) Night It "tanillg eight" with Ire* deetort I far ell, Seterdef Night It "iieeh eight" - a big W-lh. T- l ewlnnl* Pto*a ad C****)k»ni Oone Sleek cooked le your order for only $1.00. UlWCMfOW. 11 AJM. • 1.11P M OINNfA. 4: JO PA). - 0:00 SAL u n iv t* COCOA-1 toe *00 N. 41.4 n. *19 Oabcork to* U. 8. 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You can't beat aeorge'e for reusing, friend­ ly atmosphere end a wide se­ lection of your favorite drinks, either at the bar or from the 11:44 ( I ) (4) (I) 11:11 (4) It) 11:14 ( I ) Enlrrlaln* Nightly In Th* Lamplighter Lounge • WHY NOT have dinner out (his weekend at one of th* most populsr spots in town, Jim Spencer'* ResteurantT The best In seafood and steaks, served just as you like them, with the snack bar un­ der th* umbrella to stave off that empty feeling while you ■re welting. Cocktails In the lounge, or with your dinner in the dining room, or course. * Mis* Carol Pettijohn C h ick m ate M a n ila d e rail* Newer*** D e puty D a w * N'aweeo** Lear* U T* B ia v ir WE CAN HELP YOU PLAN YOUR PARTY AND TAKE ALL THE WORK OUT OF IT FOR YOU! BRUNCHES — LUNCHEONS — TEAS — BANQUETS — YOU NAME IT — WE “CAN DO"! For Your Dancing Plea*nr# Fri. end Sat. Nftee — 0 Till I I W* Feature — THE — “Jack Rossman Trio*' I Hf �Mrs. M. R. Strickland Hotsess To Bridal Tea Honoring Miss Marilyn McDaniel i VOLLOWINO • cummer n a— i l foQ of elaborate pn-naptial partlaa, including oeffem, luncheon#, teat, din­ ner# and what bare yon, MarIlya McDaniel and David B. ! Xing are altar bound tomor­ row night, filled with excite­ ment and awaiting the big event with anticipation. Marilyn la a statuesque aopbiatkatad blu*-#y#d blonde w i t h tbo literal glowing poaebia aad cream complex. Ion. Her tweet, unaffected personality it aeeontad with raflood grace and charm and ■ba potacatct an abundance of humility. H er "preaa agent" baa Immtnaaly enjoy, od working with her tbla •at upon graduation, beta* going late law prattle# far hiniMlf. Marilyn graduated from Vanderbilt this past spring, majoring fa Philosophy, and plant to teach la Nashville tbia fan. Bba confided aba ia "not moth” fa tba kitchen, but la willing. Bba concen­ trates on preparing pretty dlabai rather than palatable one*. Being artistically Inclin­ ed, aba lovoa flower arrant* Mamma Jo baa boon ri|ht tag, and fancy tearing. 8ba * . i r 11m gracioua M. X Btrick- Iroaea, and Gerber Dalaiee ▼or candelabra held tall white ipunch in a crystal container Ibln.tlon. White petit four* [.andwlehra and “ eorted min­ land home on Palmetto Are- combined with white tipped ts per* entwined with Lily of floated an ice ring of pink adorned with dainty pink Utura delleos ana wee the alto of an slab- Item. Two three branched all- tbo Valley- Sparkling Urn* Jrose* creating n striking com- |roo* bud*, toasted nut*, tea JtrncHvrip^arrtoited^ orate bridal tea reception teat ^ The buffet held antique eflFriday afternoon complimentver coffee service, accented ing Mlta Marilyn McDaniel, by silver candelabra holding popular bride-elect of Deeid j, white taper* with dalteat* B. King, with Mre. W. A. s ' ‘ china cuplde attached. Krstiert warmly greeting the J ; The buffet held antique *11gueete at the door. /'■ M m # '1 ver coffee service, accented Mre. Strickland headed the % ' \ W » i f W by silver candelabra holding receiving line and wee attlr- >' v whita taper* with delicate ed In an elegant paetel blue *».• < v ’• i cuplde attached. ■heath enriched with hand Miss McDaniel received eewn Jewel*. Merilyn received ^ 'w * gifts of silver in her chosen In ■ beautiful white lace S ' ” pattern from the hoitesses. frock, belted la pink and • Pouring between the hours wearing the pink aweetbeart Ite of four and five woe Mrs. m e aoreage with white aatia V ‘ Charles Park, Sr* with Mr*. tea m presented her by the I t" Harry Woodruff pouring from hoeteneee. Mre. Thomas F. f ■ j five to six. Assisting in aarv> McDaniel, mother of the bon- £ j Ing wera th* Mines. J. H. Lee, oree, choee a whit# linen s Harold Appleby, J. O. Laney, eheeth with overall pink era- j, . ’■■••'u Ray Herron and Albert Jar­ rell. ly white aweetbeart m e eerFloating hoeteases were aago with white eeUn learn Mrs. Curtle Fisher (Judy from the hoeteei ee. Mrs. W. B. Herron) and tha Mines Roes Kirby, co-hoateoa, received In Kratsert, Ann# Crnppe, Mer­ bln# linen with n bins lace ritt Philip* and Sherry Lee. yaks. Co-hoeteea, Mrs. H. Wade Rocker, ehoae a color­ ful yellow and green floral print featuring a low out back, and Mre. Tom Bowden (France# Strickland) w n a stunning In a print of vivid hues of blue and green with n lew cut fitted bodice. The reception area contain­ PAT LARGEN ed magnificent floral arrange­ with beauty quota potential, ments with an antique porce­ will teach at Bouthalda School lain container fostering hand this fall. She loves to play painted roeea centering the golf and daflntely appreciate* mantle and holding an ar­ the fin arte. She Is a wliard rangement of pink roeea, pink AN ELABORATE BRIDAL TEA at the M. at print-making, lovas all and white glads, and tiny Strickland Palmetto Avenue home recently hi phases of ceramics and en­ P n a t ■1 aweethaart roses. orad.Hlu Marilyn McDaniel, lovely bride-elect joys dabbing In heavy oils. American beauty roeea, artleof David B. King. Forming the receiving line Frances and Tom have bean were, seated from left, Mrs. Tom Bowden living with bar parents, Mr. ticotly arranged In n milk glass compote adorned a mar­ and Mrs. M. R. Strickland, dollowlng thabr graduation ble topped coffee table and bom college in Juno, Tom to- miniature noeegays were need O . E . S. Picnic calved his LLD'from Mercer throughout. University la Macon, Os. Ha Centering the serving ta­ T o B e Sponsored has been studying in Tampa ble, which was overlaid In an this summer and went befara elegant cut work, hand am* the bar this weak. Ba "fell ia broldercd doth, wee an an- N ext W ednesday WASHINGTON (UPI) -• lava" with this area of Flori­ tlque silver compote contain­ President Johnson le a min «. A formal welcome Is ex* da, and anticipates settling ing n decorative arrangement his word when it comes • down here in some phase of of red roeea, pink roses, tube tended to all member*, friend# women. . end their families of Seminole legal work. The President has promise-, -r Chapter No, I O.E.S. to the F r a n c o s confided they on annual Robert Morris picnic, to end "stai" government am would kva to live way out in Nicholt-Frucci put mow women in tha top fed cd. the founder of th# order. tho country in • largo colonial oral Jobe. On that score, he k ^ jk -te d Tho picnic will be at Mul* boma with a big pool and spa­ W edding Plans has calked up a solid recar .j HBUWISl ^ teUUCg lull 1U ktt Lake Park, tha camp of o( accomplishment without • cious grounds for their four *h- this category and any woman Mrs. L. X Eetee, Worthy male backlash. kids to romp In. A nnounced • e # 111 would ba delighted with a gift Matron, this Wednesday, Au­ Last January, Johnson a •o of this nature. PAT LARGEN la not a Mite Desna# Nichole, daugh­ gust Hth at 8 P.M. Members t goal of placing 30 quallflc bride nor bride - elect, but ter of Mr.. aad Mrs. M. L. ■re to bring food and table women in upper strata goven y t WES SAYS: one of tbo fomatee who haa Nkhris of Sanford,' and U . service for their family and moot Jobs within a moot ; i everything; beauty, brains, Norman R. Frood, son of Mr. gueete. There were the skeptical, ti L* Little UIsi Muffet personality gad tbo works. and Mrs. B. P. Frucei of wary and those who thought, Sat on a tuffat She bos an affinity for worth, Niks. Midi., will ha married he was kidding. Eating her curds nnd whay, a whlls projects aid naver on Saturday, Baptembor I at Altamonte By prodding his cabinet and jt „#1, jp ^ttihV July j *, »* Along cams a spider spends a dull moment. 4 p. m. at tha First Mothodtet set down beside her, agency chieftains, bs proved wer« 1,194 appointed or pro­ § And Dr. Largea and Pat mat In Church la Shanfcrd. And said "Why don't you again what Is well known In moted to Jobs on the federal Cincinnati! white aha was an No formal invitations aw be­ Go to WES-KAY?" Washington — “What Lyndon payroll, paying 410,000 to |ao,. airlions stewardess, aad, ah ing tented aad aa opoa invita­ By Jolla Bartel wants, Lyndon gets." ) 0 You con wash MORS wall, yon know the root. Both tion is extended to all frteoda Mr. and Mr*. Robert Webb So determined was Johnson clothes CLEANBR n their lives have bean extreme­ end relative* to attend the aad children, Kristina and to make good on hia campaign Of these, 249 woman were And CHEAPER it's tens. •elected for professional posi­ ly colorful and romantic. Ppt, couple’s wadding. 'a What’s men, WEB ia Greg, have returned horns af­ ha hold a special cabinet tions in tho Civil Service sod who Is originally from Chica­ willing ter n week’s vacation of re­ meeting to discuss the pro­ 94S, already on the govern­ go, attended Rockford Col­ To PROVE H to yon. laxation and fun at Sanibel blem. "What have you got ment roll*, ware promoted to lege, Rockford, DL, and than women It Central Florida, Island. Grog, whs is only nine •latest women?” ha Mked hie better paying, more respon­ So If you don’t beliova this on to Northweetern for a and is wall deserving of tha months old, teemed to enjoy top advisors. fc» j i L . ................ . Juit stop In and soo crash at accounting. The honor. Local merchants will tho water the moot. Mrs. They know ho meant bosi- sible poets. For If WES can not prove Largena have bean ia Sanford ■dor* this! She purchases ov­ Webb has served this summer mo whan ho followed up hit The President ia tba first Mrs. Lillie Slade of Mayo Is to admit that his high regard for six years, and leva H ary Item In bar fashionable 00 reader far tho Story Hour question with a firm memo to ■pending the week with Mrs. YOUR WASHING IB FREEI hare. They a n presently llv- wardrobe in Banfaid. She mo­ sponsored hy tho Library As­ agency hoods, directing: "It for feraois ability stems from Lorens Van Fait at her home Us enormous admiration for lag on Lake GoIdea, awaiting dels In local fashion show*, sociation. to Imperative that an intensive his mother, Rohaka Baines on Princeton Avenue. . Air Conditioned Lounge construction to bagla an thabr and has all tha requisites ef Johnson, whan ha was growing m w home. Pat and Tom haw a real pro. up, and for his wife, Lady Mr. and Mr*. H. L. Harvey two children, Susan, eight, 71m Largena haw recently Bird, whom ha extolls as a have returned from Charles­ aad Jeffrey, seven. ton, B. C., where they attend­ WASHETKR1A The lowly aad wreetite ed the funeral of Mr. Har­ By Jana Caeoalherry mow, Md* to visit her parMrs. Largaa U chairman of M il French Ave, Sanford vey’s brother. Mre. Arthur Logo of SSI X mite. Another eon, Mike, ia elThomas Dr., and children randy up there. They will be Ricky, Jeff, aad Mark left Joined for the trip home hy Saturday (Aug. SI) for Balti- Mr. Logo after hte business ' <Tk T i ( D ( T ^ S ) ® 0 ® C D © --------------------- ---------------- trip to New York to Soptem- President Johr FRANCES BOWDEN MARILYN MCDANIEL humor. Tha couple mot while Marilyn was s student at Ag­ nes Scott an tha social com­ mittee to entertain tho dobating team David was on. He Firm in Tempo this summer and will graduate from Van­ derbilt Low School next year. David, who Is from Cookvil1*. Toon* will onter tha Ma­ rino Corps as First Lieuten- SPEC IA L! M W F P fW August Only I “Tops For ^ Teens” HAIR SHAPING SHAMPOO A BET plays the piano, preferring classical music, end would Ilka to write, Bhs ia n grace­ ful talented dancer and en­ gages in water eporta. Mamma Jo has bean tight ia than pitching with her lowly daughter, and la equal­ ly' as charming and atractiw as Marilyn. She has mad* all the party, rouada with Marllyn and related that all the wedding plana ore Jam-up. Dr. McDaniel ia wry happy for the young couple, and Marilyn, being prejudiced of course, feats her parents nn tho wry boat la tha whole world. Marilyn and David will' re­ side on tho campun of Van­ derbilt this year in apart­ ments designed for minted students. They would low to settle down In a future horn* featuring traditions! architec­ ture with antique furnishings and lots e! room far their three rill'dran. A N O T H E R CHARMING young lady who ha* already hod her tu n at tha altar k Francos Bowden. Franaaa and Tom will have bow married a year the lis t of this month. Frances has boon In tba midst of all tha bridal partial this cummer. She was Kay (Hoy) Lindsey's matron of honor, and wlR attend Mari­ lyn McDaniel an bridesmaid. Having grown up la San. ford, Francos graduated from Females In F Personals | 1 Face P ow der From C om G ib s Th ero’a when j a a la U p ©f • i WES-KAY Casselberry Personals 'o) ( j ) <§) ® Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Grog, ary of Thomas Drive and son, Wnyno Jr* aw In Jnckeonvilk far fhra weeks white Mr. ,D ®© ^ © (D © O <D © © — > TAUGHT writing touch eyctem. type os yon rood. No ate to students, and 3WBITING, F. O. Box long brief. >USE TILL 4 BACK - TO - SCHOOL 8PEGIAL! FO R GYM — T IN N B OR P LA Y M I N ’S W H I T R Tennis Shoes R IG . f | J » Y A LU R C fg g M O V I N G P.M. ERAM K INSTRUCTION TED '4* ' '*4J, r 4 RD, FLORIDA �aA * s Shape Up h A Longline leu, we me*™ aev* Newspaper Eaterpri-o ersi hmgiiw.sad found them Wornr e 's Edltar great Util bole puncher*. When your best Mend Seeing no ranlsye in dimp­ dhows shows up it the club led rib eta. B«ve them dance looking 10 pounds light­ up. But it* mistake. er than she did that afternoon We tab the first wrung *■ the beech, you can bet step tn ring ■ fare of any jmur life it’a not because she kind witPt first trying It <m. got hold of a product called Ther* |^>e right bra for ev­ "Instant Shrinkage." eryone.-Bd a fitting special­ Maybe wrinkles end gray ist can*1? you find the cor* hair can be removed in min­ reel offor you. utes, but weight can't. She OntreU-knowB firm (Forprobably owes her new figure raiJd/u two aeries of long* to a longline bra. llnes/iiey both come tn three As title ai io yearm ago riiffiAt lengths — k length kmgllnea were boned torture whif Juit readies the waist chambers. They were worn of m short-wsisted woman, «aly by women who were built the'regular i°oglint which like battle (hips and on specialI co>cl to the waist of tb* long•ecariona prepared to sail In-. wasted girl and slightly below to a room under rigid control., to waist of the average woNo more. Now they arei /an. Banded tonglinee should mbtly cut and lightly boned. lot be worn by anyone with a They are worn by young girls,*Short waist models and women In ever; One of these series has light sire group. They mold the fly* 'control that molds, the other m , banish diaphram bulk has stricter control for the •nd do these thlngi withpt heavier figure. Neither is hea­ vily boned. The control cornea Constriction or discomfort. Manufacturers of longlne from specially designed Lycra bras now take into conaldra- panda. tton awry figure type, a fact Don't give up on a longtina that many of us don't reillte. because you tried one sod Just as with the short grap- didn't like i t Try another. By Susan Light, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: 1 am a housewife,- turned stodent lor the summer. I’m taking two courses in education in preparation for elementary teaching. With three children to (end through college, It's wither teach or take in wish­ ing! I was married while in col­ lege and didn't got a degree. Now my brain ia ao rusty it almost squeaks. I was a good student 10 years ago. T h i s summer I’ll be lucky to make D’e. What a blow wboa my Mda And out hqw stupid their mo­ ther lsl I'll never be able to lecture them about making flood grades again. Can you (hr* ma any suggestions? — DUMB DORA ANSWER: Chin upl You aren't so dumb as you think you are. Any woman who ia to king constructive steps to­ ward assuring her owe and her children's future —biitcsd of just talking about A — ia smart In my book. As far practical sufgestlons, you might try "apfle polish­ ing" your teachers In a sin­ cere, adult mi&ier. Profes­ sors appreciate compliments on the way a lemon is presen­ ted, the way they look, the job they are doing. They like questions that show you are really inters*ted In thair sub­ ject. And they are grateful if, on occasion you find a sym­ pathetic ear to their prob­ lems. Don't use home responsibil­ ities as a constant alibi. But if the power floes off, you have unexpected meets, your When you don't have the will power to diet or the time to'exercise, the shape you're in must be a result of your underpinningi. C ho e s s the right loogltoe bra and you*11 ace inches disappear like mao n e CHAT Q — "My youngest girl starts school in September. We have seven children, so you can see that clothing Is a big budget item. I stretched the wardrobes of the others with eovaral sweaters and a few skirts. But this owe is al­ lergic to both wool and nylon and sweaters are out tor har. Can yea make any sugges­ tions?" - Mrs. John S. Dear Mrs. John S, — Jump­ ers art the biggest thing in school clothes this MeSow. Why not try two or three in cotton corduroy and several blouses to cotton knit? These fabric* both require little or no Ironing. They’re smart looking, inaxpenilva, g i v e great mllaaga and won't be harmful to your little girl's health. oldest goat off to camp, your youngest eoraes down with mump*, end your dog Is run over — all on the weekend you a n trying to study for midterm cxtmi — MI your professors. They ten be very human) Try to do most of your studying after classes before you bead for home. A college library Is more conducive to clear thinking than a noisy bouse. Don't be too proud to ask your children to half gnu with your "homework.” A switch maybe, but they prubably can explain "the new mate" more simply than j M professor does. If you hav* asp big pro­ jects to da, anHat their aid. The more they help you, tha tes# likely they are la belittle the results ef pear efforts. By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: L u t SatIns wedding. It was a beau­ tiful wedding, held in our church. During the cere­ mony Uis minister told the bride end groom he hoped thet they would keep up their spiritual connections with tha church. Then he started bawling out ell the guests because they came to church only when they wanted some service per­ formed, such as a marriage or e christening, but that they never bothered about Sunday morning services, It made the guesta very un­ comfortable. Do you think this was tha proper time for the minister to have brought up that eubject? What waa tha mattar with him Bayway? DISGUSTED DEAR DISGUSTED: Ho waa probably captivated by hie captive audience, for­ give him, for It ehatl be ■aid that even a minister becomes sorely wearied of u depleted flock. DEAR ABBY: I am mar­ ried to a man who divorced hta fin t w i f e e n t h e grounds of adultery. All this took piece before I met him. For some r e a s o n . NEW YORK (NEA) th e n you are, standing out­ side th* Barberry Room in New York or the Polo Bar to « * Weetbury Hotel, Brussels •*> and you don't hava a neckHe. What to do? Reach In your pocket, whip gut your ascot, and in two second i doors to the beat Ascotg, which take their name from the posh race cir­ cuit to Berkshire, England, are finding acceptance among ■ere than just th* bona and teat crowds la this country, they art the logical neck(focal for a gap who doomt shop (fleet Ltd.) a* New York'* fifth Awnue reports that sales have been trending upward h r the past there years. Ho now moves about M0 aieota a week. While toe choice of pattons does not apreach that of neckties, titan ia plenty by way of selecttoo. Heavy textured fabrics are fine for fell; colorful silks can be aa cool to aumer ax nothing at alL But If yon'n going to weir aa aaeot don't be timid about U. Look for color, because mart of the neckpiece to bid. den beneath th* shirt front. With an ascot, you too, can look as though you Just came from the yacht club. Tha Doctor Says: into light hypnosis, but only abont ana fourth ad them sea ***"** hypnosis — m ( g eyes and move atx>ut at tot tugfeatioc of tha hypnotist The technique of "natural childbirth" devised by Dr. Baad la ctamly nkto to hypnosis. A popular falser b Butt ■ person under hjgnaala caa rocall the events ef kto early Ufo — oven those ef th* day of hto birth. Such reliving of past exporiant * may or map not bo accurate and therefore cannot bo rotted on. But It must be emphasis* that tt to net n euro. II m**l relief. IV more, a to time ronton 1"* *nd therefore expensivi It should never be underta] en by a doctor who has as lin t mad* • thorough examh stum of the eubject to be hyi nottood. Aa * form of treatmw hypnosis to not without dai gar. It map precipitate * m vert mental depression s withdrawal from reality. Use on a woman who waa a chad smoker it helped her to giv DEAR N. M. S.: Don't blame the waitress. No man h»* tn accept e v e r y t h in g that is dished out to him. Your husband isn’t helpless. If hs didn't want to be leaned on, pawed over and joined, he could discourage it. 1 don’t know where you •dine," but I have yet to •ee a waitress taka tha lib­ erties you describe. DEAR NO: Tell your sister-in-law you want no more newa of your hus­ band’s "X." If she persists, X her off your list. DEAR ABBY: :How does a girl 14 years of ego, who weighs about SO pounds too much, go about getting the weight off?' NEEDS IT DEAR ABBY: Fisas* tell me if I am "square'* be­ cause I resent haring a waitress, who I* supposed to be serving us, lean on my husbend’e shoulder, paw him, and sit down and Join ua while we are dining out. 1 flatty refused to din* at that restaurant again. I created a crisis, but 1 felt justified. My husband ealled me a "narrow-minded snob1* because I refuse to put up with *that sort of monkey business. Am I wrong to feel that my husband is not on the bargain counter and I don’t want pawed-over Check Up On Moving W oe s . . . Alleen Although the average junior executive and his family will move nine times in a lifetime, each move will be traumatic. Just ask jour new neighbor, when she stops gulping her tranquiliiera. There ere specifics for a family to follow, questions to ask to ease somewhat the worrisome task (many hus­ bands, for example, suddenly are assigned a business trip which solves their share of worries). It helps lo know what lo expect from your mover, how to find a reputa­ ble one and what your mover expects from you. Ed Rosaseo is an old-timer, so to speak, who knows mov­ ing from Azuia (Calif.) to Ecus (N. Y.) and now is in charge of a major firtn'i east coast operations (Aero May­ flower). He points out that the person moving first needs lo realize the difference In lo­ cal and long • distance moves. These involve responsibility, liability, bills of lading, char­ ges and other regulations. A reputable firm will answer all questions concerning these. In many, states, intrastate movers are regulated by law as to costa, for example. DEAR NEEDS: Ths same way a girl (or boy) of ANY age goes about it. Pint, she sees a doctor. Then she does exactly what th* doctor tells her to do. Troubltd? Write to AB­ BY, Box 69100, U s An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose of stamped, aeif-addressed envelope. For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Uvely Wed­ ding," send BO cents to Abby. Box 69100, U s Angeles, Calif. . By Oswald Jacoby Charts* Wellaeo ef Salisbury, N. C., la an *cUv*-typ* bridge player. He likes to bid when R is his turn aod to not afraid to make all sorts of aggressive decisions, lie doesn't always Succeed, but be operate* on the theory that if you sit around doing nothlnc you won't gat any­ where. Charity's pern ef North's diamond waning waa correct. Charley didn't like the look* of the dummy because, In case tils partner bald any honors In hearts, they would be worth ACCURACY: Garbled telephone or pernona! leas, it also looked aa If dia­ meaaafres soon may go the way of the Model-T mond* should be attacked Im­ Ford. A compact, lightweight home message taker (nee photo) in net up to record up to three mediately, ao Charley overtook minuten of mennnffen on tape. A signal light tlie king of club* aod led the tells when to punh the "play'’ button for re­ king of diamond!. West drop­ corded information. Operutingon AC current, ped the five io show two dia­ monds and Charley cashed the the unit will be under |40. ac*. Then he led a fltlrd diamond. He waa sure West had six clubs tar hie mere*11, *o the only hope was an uppercut situation to trumps. Tbs up­ percut play worked. Actually, South ruffed with the ace but _____ _ ____________ After Charley doubled four K didn’t make any difference. rifles at ftvw dobs, he deckled {spades, West thought about Once that Blind diamond waa DEAR FOLLY—Can any ef By Polly Cremsr to leave matters to hta part- running, but finally passed and led, South waa doomed to da Newspaper Rat eravise Aaon. your readers toil me- hew to oar. 1opened the king, of clubs. test. DEAR POLLY—My chil­ remove black china marker dren are prone to scratch pencil stains from clothing? mosquito blue until thoy By accident, such a pencil was mako tors*. 1 finally hit on Isft In a man's shirt pocket. thia Idas. I fill a peanut buU Whsn put Into tha dryer, it A laonitaaiit marriage corn- It takes longer than that tar can easily turn to loathing. setor who hat been vary suc­ most couplet to begin to know H ut a couple need* some tor jar with cotton hall* sat­ melted and marked every cessful to handling marital end understand each other, and mutual goal to strive toward. urated with rubbing alcohol. piece of clothing in tbs drysr. dlfflcuMtea betters* that no to learn a lot of Important facta When on* goal la reached, so­ This Is kept within easy roach —ESTHER couple should be granted a about marriage. For Instance: other should be set up. It's the for instant us* when they DEAR l'OLLY—If any ef dim e* if they b en been wed That th* only nelly happy couples who are coasting *- itch. It la a must for us on a you have to put aalda drosses teas than three yean. marriages t n when the hus­ tong aimlessly who pK Into camping trip.—MRS. L- W. H. or skirts, because they would Hurt makes m m , doesn't band trice to please his wife difficulties moat often or start DEAR POLLY—My home­ ding to you when yon walk­ it? If a couple eater into what and the wife trice to please fighting just to n ito n the made slsovo roll is Invaluable ed, you can bring them back to supposed to be a lifetime her husband. for pressing all roams and Into circulation. Try starching ■grasaasaS, surely they ought That no marris ps la happy Uarotoga to th* mote import­ darts when I am sewing. It the slips you woar. This rosi­ to g in their partnership at ALL the time, because no per­ ant contract you wfll aver ea­ prevents pressing marks from ly solved the problem for aw. toast a Ihne-year trial before son end certainly no two par­ ter Into. Aad that to why I showing from ths seam al­ —M. E. C. they make up their minds to sons CAN be happy all of the agree with this domestic roleDEAR POLLY—As a bachtkme counselor fliat every cou­ lowance through to th* right time. call tbe whole thing off. side of ths garment. Tightly dor I am forced to do a lot That mutual faith and mu­ ple tamuld give themselves at Actually, a couple who has tual respect a n aa necessary least three years to find out roll up and tts a big mug- of jobs around the house In­ to a lasting marriage as Ion, thaae important facte about atino. Cover It with muslin cluding rowing and dusting end stitch. Or slip a small which are ueually woman's and that without them to n marriagechild's long storking over the work. On* day while cutting Uio worn cuffs off a shirt to megs iln*. — To add a shelf in a cup­ mako a ahort-alsevad shirt, I Record Shop board, put two screws In each realised that these usually end nf the cupboard at tha discarded parts would make deal rod height leaving about duelers when the hand la In­ H inch of each screw head serted from the cuff and. Just protruding to rest the shelf unbutton, e!lp in your hand, By Jews Creaky /interpretation, you coma up gives you an Idas of the nutbutton again and atari dust­ g n WORK — fNKAV — With new things automatic*]- tines* inside. Alton to a sick board on.—L. L. B. AU Intarstsla movers must file rates with the Public Ser­ vice Commlswiln or the Inter­ state Commerce Commission. When asked the Brut thing he would tell a family plan­ ning to more, Rosaseo imme­ diately said, "Don't get a tel­ ephone estimate." A reputa­ ble mover will insist on sur­ veying the furnishings first. Alto, decide what services you want the mover to per­ form and how thia wlU affect the cost. Will they do aU the packing and unpacking? If you pack bnakabtei yourself and there la damage, you and not the mover, may be re­ sponsible. Incidentally, an estimate is not binding on the mover but when computed honestly and thoroughly, it will be a close guide to the final cost. Beware of an abnormally low estimate when you abop for a mover. You could get a hill double or triple the estimate. Rosaseo also stresses the need tar an accurate Inven­ tory. Get a written estimate. Check thoroughly the condi­ tion of all furnitura before It ia loaded end when It is un­ loaded. Report damage Imme­ diately. Most flrma, he eaya, will make a rwaaonable and just settlement, otherwise you must sue. Other points to check when moving: Insurance coverage, warehouse If furniture Is stor­ ed, servicing of major appli­ ances (stoves and refrigera­ tors) before they are chipped, ■proximate delivery time. Depending upon the dis­ tance and bow long it takoa to load furniahinga of enotber household sharing the truck, this can vary up to two days. You can ask tar exclusive use of a truck, bat this can dou­ ble your ratee. Unless you have a mammoth house, It la betor to ahare. Stop Scratching Bug Bites ha Cooke W aiting For A Flop Medical Use O f Hypnotism Bp Wayne O. Brandatodt, M. » . Mnpaper r e in pates Asms. Hypnotism has captured the 1agination of the public tar ■ay yuan but its use in toilmate medical practice to ilrty recent. An erroneous to about tt to that the hypKited person to asleep. Thia because the suggestion ef s*p to often used to induce rpooeto. But n hypuotlted n o n map tndurs an intentp rf pain that would awaki him from even the deepest sen, W hit really Irritate* me merchandiser to having my sister-in-law briny up my huiband’o "X" in every converiation. I've never met the “X” and have no intereat in her or her activities. How can I put a stop to It without ereatiny a family fiyhtT NO FIGHTER $acoby On fihidqa (0$ J like necktiea to warmer wea­ ther but who wishes to stay weU dmsed. The ascot to acceptable anywhsn and caa be fastened in a snap. Once around the neck with n simple ertosemea. Bring the top and under­ neath end over and let it hang. It looka One with just a simple white shirt, aad It doesn't require a mirror for tying. Yon can pap as Bttto as ■ which I k m never been ■hit to figure out, my hus­ band's litter hoi kopt up her friendohip with my huihand’o "X." la Sam's ease, th* bite have mu records. He tea sold see than II million ooptes. nd he admit* pressure "Bnt tt spun you on,” ho toy*. "When you h*v* put together a string of hits, tt would h u t If one came out •nd wasn’t a hit. Inevitably thtro will te each • time, but hoop trying to forestall tt." For singles, Ssm Mkea to try to find • wag that wifi "move llsten*re emotionally, and mhka thorn want to dance. That's why they buy single*. An album to more Intimate, flubttety enters into an album. cure this a wise physician re­ fused. It had become evident that ate had to hare aona had songs for dancing, aad form of compulsive behavior. on tte otter, aangs for listenAnother session might hava tog. It worked pretty goad." lam, tha Chtoaga-hozn aon flueeesa to not n euryrise to Cooke. Hs says be has always thought it would happen. "I was very much determined to bo n singer. At n very early age, when those around start •eying you ban talent, yoo begin to believe It Then you h en to onvision a future with auccooa in ft" Cooke's first musical experlens* waa singing In hia fath­ er’s choir, with hto throe bro­ thers and four sister*. Hs turned profess ionsi with a group known a* "TV* Soul B11 r r e r a . ’ ' Eventually he ■truck cut on hto own, and found the path to fame aad fortune. Album of the week—"Mich­ el Legrand Binge Legrnnd World of French Bong" (Philips) to an exciting album with boom fin* Busiest sounds from tha young French com­ poser, »se doctor and stager. L*grand tea a sure style aad n rang* that lets him aing n tender ballad or n asst Bang with equal ease. Sick, but null, thank yon— "Woody Alton" (Colpla) to Listen as be describee a soft­ ball gam* between neurotica ("Every time 1 stole toeond boa* I felt eo guilty I bed to ge back"), or talks abeat the tholes left him because of the divorce laws to New York Btato, or a abop roiling dam­ aged pets. A taw parts map be offensive to nm t, but bas­ ically this to very funny stuff. In a spin—“fltuerti Arrive* At Carnegie Hell" (Jubilee) to a two-record volume with Ento htuarti belting out standards, eom*times in fins voice, sometime* with a bit of •train. "Mary I*on Williams" (Mary) has the eoropoaerpianist to a religious veto. "Folksy Nina” (Colpla) finds Nina Blmon* singing aama funny, tondsr and touching folk songs. Liston to her mus­ icianship in "Laos of tha Low Country.” fllngio-ote—Carol Ctenatog has n howl In bar first sinFl* on th* Command label, "Ain't Misbehaving." Otter good singlet: "Mamie" (Nat Ring Cola, Capitol), "A Shot to the Dark" (Henry Msa­ tin!, BCA Vietor), "The Sev­ feature* a large pktare at the enth Dawn” (Tb* Bhtetep bewildered-looking eonbret Scott Trie, Impulse) and comic a* tha froat savor, and "Lonely Blues" (Donate Me- ing with the atom p u t that cover* the hand. Yeu can Hdl things with ne fear of drop­ ping your dost cloth. When you finish, go to the sink and wash your hands with tha dusters still in place. Uabot­ tom, hang tha dnateru up tn dry, ready h r tha next time. -BRAD GIRLS—Brsdh totter makes me think that tome of yon have overlooked a prospect for n bandy man to have around th* house.—POLLY DEAR POLLY—Last y e u I bought a car coat with a hood. As yon all knew a bead can look pretty messy aad gel in all sorts of positions across the shoulder*. To solve this, I folded the hood neatly th* way It should be and placed a snap in th* center. Now whenever I wear my car coat I know tha hood looka neat, —MRS. P. A. Share your favorite homemaking idsee , , . rond them to Polly in care ef (Th* Banford Herald). You'll neelvo a bright, new silver dollar if Polly uses y o u Idas In Pol- Children And Housework want to exehaafa for theiria. A working mother to to ■ ■pot to this natter of getting choree done by children. 8b* to not at home to give sop personal leadership thet caa tovolv* the children to th* chores or to create the happi­ ness of cooperating effort Bo ah* can't provide tha toward DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: I hav* worked throughout my montage. 1 expect my childton to clean th* bathroom, thair rooms, do dishes and vacuum but 1 coma homo to find nothing don*. My aon, 14, does nothing at ail and my gtri, IT, tea m dishes to tha sink. Only rarely do I ask thar, them to wash th* den's glaaa If sha'a smart ah* faces th* doors. Am I wrong to export fart that Item to practically this dally housework to bo no emotional satisfaction to too work iho demands ef her A N S W E R : Something's children and gives them mon­ wrong — or tt would be get­ ey, tt to a poor substitute for ting done, wouldn't it? Per­ the gratification ef wovfctaf haps you'd bettor alter your with mother but betor than an expectation of getting unpaid reward at all. housework from your child­ If aha secretly reroots hav­ ren. Bit down with them and ing to work outside her home, mate an arrangement to pay It to very hard for bar tn pay them certain wages In ai- the young*tvs for household change for i t Money to whit labor. Fading barself to ha you get to exchange for your labor, tent it? Try not to be •hocked by the Idea that mon- ■predation of ter mflrtydom i i E T * rl , te ~r~~ YjI LI �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The HerJd, 322-5612 1. Lout ft Found Perm uDeni Special LOST: 2 Dobcrman-hounds, 1 mo*, old. Female, black Our Budget Wave Now $8.13 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop with brown feat. Mala, light 322-6M4 Uo. Vicinity W. Lake Mar* 311 Palmetto Ave. Bird. 323-0043. ACE BEAUTY SALON LOST: Female Manchester ft li closed. Customer! ctll Cut Chihuahua, black ft tan 'N Curl Beauty Shop. m arking!. Answer* to name "Duchem", vicinity L a k a IT ary Blvd. ft Hlway 17*98. COMPLETE BEAUTY SER VICE. Reasonable prices. Ph. 323 0720. Free parking, 2nd ft Osk. Harriett's Beauty Nook, 103 2. I'enwnalft S. Osk. 322-3742. BEV. EDWARD WHITE Spiritual Councilor PERMANENT SPECIAL for Cbauncy St., C auadaia August, to complete, llsxel Pbooa 222-2111 Porter Beauty Shop, 1104 W 23til. 322-1321. Legal Notice 8. IhigH - C ain - i'etH illff 110. P o u ltry - L ivestock 4. B eau ty C a re 3 SHEEP for Ssle, 1 mile 322-6727. n t in c ir c u it court. * n r m ju d ic ia l c ir c u it . IN AND P O D UBDIHOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA IN CMANCDRT NO. I SUM UUIT TO RCIKT TITLB WEDUBR B. HAINES, aa Ad. mlnlatrator of tha Batata of laaholle F. Oladdlnu, dteaaaad. Plaintiff. a*. IU3TTA r. FIRTION, ot at. Defendant# NOTICB ■TATE OF FLORIDA To) Italia T. Flrtlon. RFD 0. Ilockvllla, Connaollcut Marlon B. Kay, IT Ledgewood Drive. OlaaUinbur/, ''aim. Norma I. Waaeell, II llond SI., tVatharaflald, Conn, Helen L Spalra. t l Oil latte Bt. Meat Hartford, Conn. F. Juan Thompoon, tl Madlnun Ava., Uprtngfletd. Him . I'hlllp York and — York, 1,1■ wife, (addraaa unknown) iVrleiun I'aacoa and — rate.*, bli wife, l i t Old Cuuntr/ Hoad, Windsor Lock*. Conn. lVnrran r*eoo* and — I'aacoa, hi* wlfa. Wind* a.ir t-utk*. Connecticut ro ll ARC IILIIEUT h'UTlTIN that a ault to qulat tltla ha* bean brouulit tn tha Circuit Court of kamlnol* Count/, I’lurlda, against /ou and aaeh of /ou, claltulnu an/ aalata, right, tltla or Intaraat In or llan upon tha following da. a-rlbad real propart/ altuatad In Buinluol* Count/, Florid*, iu-wlt: ilaat 10 faat of Lot tl and all of loot* tl, IS, IT and II lit Work F, Hobart L. Halt* Addition to Alt*, monte, aa par plat that*, of rauotdad In l'lat Hook T, Paul* IS and *7, Fubllc Hacorda of Hamlnal* Cuunt;-, Florida. and /ou nr* hotel,/ (t-mlrad to fit* /our anawar, or othar v rltta ‘ dafanaa, paraonall/ or b) your attorn*), with the Clark of the circuit Court. Ninth Judhlal r'lnull. Hatnlno!* Count/, Florida, at the Court lloua* In Sanford. HorIda, and to aarv* a copy thereof upon the I'talntlff'a attorn*/ whoa* name ta IVIndarxraadla, llalnaa and Ward, 314 Park Avan ue. South. Winter I'ark, Flotlda, trot talar t,han tha Ird day or Soptambar, ti l l , there tn aaltlns up Ih* aalata. right. title, luterrel In or llan upon the abov* described property claimed by you a n d ahould you fall to do *0 dacree p m nonfetau will h* entered a g aln al you. WITNESS til) hand and aeul a t aald Court a t Sanford, F lo r . U o thl* S llh day of July, 1»44. (SEAL) A rth u r II. Ila.-kwlth. J r C lark o f the abov# aiylad Court IJy Sandra N Johnson Deputy Clark Win larw redl*. Maine* and Ward : : t I 'a r k Avanua, South, w i n t e r i 'a r k . Flo rid a Publloht July I), Aug. T, It. It. CDU-111 / AOTII B OK Kt.RC-rtO* Da It known that f. TOM ADAMS, Bacretary of Btata of tha Btata of Florida, da her*, by give nolle* that a OJINURAL KLKlTIO.V W ill b* held In Bamlnol* County, Florida, cn Tuatdny najt aueraedlng Ih# ftrat Monday In Not ember. A. P. Ittl, the aald Tuaaday being tha third day of Novtrn. bar. to fill tha following of* fir**: United Plate* Senator llcpraaantMlv# In rVinirr*** for the. Fifth Conxr**al<iii*l Iliatrlet Three (1) Jua'traa of lha Hu. pram# Court, Hroupa t, I and I Three III Judge* of the District Court of Appeal for Hi* Ke. rand Appellate District, Hroupa A. C and a, Governor Karratary or Slat* Co ptrollar Commlaalonar af Agrleultur* Treasurer Atlornay Oanarnt Buparlntandanl or Futile In* atructlon Florida Fubllo Utllltla* Commlatlonar State Attorney of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit Publla Defender Ninth Judicial OKRA. 322 0113. OKRA. PH. 322-034. BEEF FOR FREEZERS. Ph. 322-1826, 22. P lu m b in g NORGE 15 cu ft. Refrigerator; High Chair and Baby Crib. 323-0678. PLUM BLNG CootreeUog Repsirs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave FA 2-3343 NOTH'Ifi TO UF-FIJUU Oil O IKN OF FI'BLIt'ATION ■HIT FUN FOHIHT.OBVRK TOt MILDRED HERRIN, wife of HOME It UKll It IN (llaaldanc* unknow n) And all unknuw n p a r tia l i-Ialmlng any Intaraat b), through, under or agatnat t h t abov* named p a rty u ho may b* dead or la not know n t* b* dead #r altva. m i*. MILDRED Q E R n iN , nr* h a r tb y notified th a t n Complaint for Foracloaur* of M ortgage ha* koto filed again*! you. and / o u are r e ­ quired to aervt a t o p / of yuur Answer or Ita a d ln g a to the Complaint an th* P la ln llir * a t ­ to rn * /. Joaaph M. Fllagarald, 1)4 Security T rust Uulldlng. Miami 11, Florida, and HI* tht origin al Anawar or PleadIng In tha office of th* C lark of th* Circuit Court on o r be­ fore Ih* fnd day of September A. D., 1141. If you fall to do to, Jt dgmanl by default wilt ba ta k e n again*: you for th* ro­ ller demanded In ih* Com ­ plaint Th* daacrlptlon of th* real property protaadad agalaiat la: I-ot t. ST. JOHNS VILLAO li. Sat-und Havlalon. a c ­ cording to plat thara of a* t s c o r d id In Plat llook t t , page* 71 and T}. Public Racor,1^ i.f ttamlnul* County. Florida; T in lC T I I E ll WITH lha tollowtng paraona! pro parly: Ptawny Space Healer, Mo­ dal No U t i l ft good car. Send brief r«tume to P. O. Box 893, Sanford. MOVING! Muat aeU, FrifL MAN 21-46 for Insurance debit. Sanford area. FIs. re*. 1 yr. daira refrigerator, $75. Boat with sail, $30. Sea King 12 Salary ft commission. Ph. 323-064). hp. motor, $33. Hoover floor washer, $33. 322-S711, ELDER SPRINGS PLUMBING DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE 322-7837 or 322-3125 72. Female Help Wanted 77. Situation \nted Legal Notice NIITICFI HI* *4 I,It Notice I* hereby given that purulent to the f in a l .I-, rte of foreetoaur* and »ale rntarad in the t<iu** pending In 1h» a'1r. cult Court tn »nd f o r Henitnrl# County, Florida. <nr.e docket rniinber 11171, the undrrMaued CLrk will **ll the property etiiialrd tn aald County tie-* ertbed *•: 322-5612 From Sanford Etchtngt 425-5938 From Matulnol* County I Dial Direct) 25. Air Com), ft Hen! in it .50. Mine. For rtale WILL seccpt best reasonable A IR -C O N D IT IO N IN G offer for If cu. ft. stainless By F E D D E U S itecl commercial refrigera­ H. 11. P O P E CO., Inc. tor. Good running condition 200 So. Park Ave. 322 4234 Contact Dick Aiken or call 322-6623. .'ill. Hom e ApplinnreM Pb. OWNER MUST SELL. *62 Model 21" Pltlleo Console TV, Solid Mahogany $75; Almost new H Rolls way Bed 31. MukIcuI Instruments with Inntersprtog mattress, $20. See anytime at T Oake Piano Tuning end Repair W L. (larmoft — FA 2-43X) Trailer Ct., Unit 10 to Rear, Ask for Mr. Dodd or Mr. Parker. 31. (IpholHtcry AUTOMATIC 322-3802. Washer. r ^ *7,991'00 Completely reflnlshad, Inoidlng New floors throughout, new Sink To^ and Srreenlng. Corner llouia in DrIIary’a lest kroomed R es. 2 Block* from bus and imnrdiately adjacent to DeDary Interchange on Irterstale Hlway 4, 15 minutes by Ox Cart to Sinford NAS. CLASSIFIED INDEX O LD N E W S P A P E R S P0H SA LE 25 LHS. - 50c SA N FO R D H E R A L D 77. Situation Wanted ROUTINE Office tanlng or »i BOOKKEEPING, Typing In my borne. 362 E. Church laundry my bom 322-4443. Ave., Longwood. IRONING to my me. $22* 0321. TAST, ACCURATE TYPING --------------my borne. 322-2393. Executive's wtfe de*x per* manent- _____ position S) S i f*»0 r_ * * 82. HtiMlneMM Frop. • SaU area, Full or part tL. Will consider any reipi*c\ie ecfo P po­ ACE BEAUTY SALON. Cort sition, limited offitt^rperol equipment. Ph. 322*4013. lence, have worked i pay­ roll clerk. Have auto^blle. 87. HhhIdomh R e n ta ls Available after Se»t u t Write Box 60, c/o Uford FOR LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good pro­ Herald. ducts. Good tra tm e n t. Ph. locally 322-4342, or apply to WASHING, Ironing. 322-8ft. the PURE OIL COMPANY. ACCOUNTANT- Retiree j day week or any light w-g, $100 per month. Sanfy. Casselberry area preferrt„ MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. 102 Ft. frontage, U9 No. Write Box 91 Sanford Herat Scott Ave. Will consider You esn find anything you reasonable offer. J. N. RoIf nead advertised to the Her­ , ton. Jr. Ph. 322-1433 or 322* 0226. ald Classified GET Professional C a r p e t cleaning rem its—rent Blue WOMAN, White, Age 23-33 to operate open-type washing Luitre Electric C a r p e t machines ft othar laundry Shampooer $1 per day. Carchores Joe's Laundry ft roli'i Furniture. Dry Cleaners, 2307 Sanford SINGLE BED, Complete, or. Ave. Bate it nought iron head"C'*4W. till, th* photograph*™ a n kt!4 IB §*t board. C l e a n . Excellent SUPPLEMENT INCOME! polk* p k t m u T Cond. $30. 322-6300. Need 5 ladlei, 33-63, with or without car for Survey work 51. A rticles F o r K ent 4 hours, 3 daya per week No selling. $1.23 to $1.30 per RENT A BED hour. See Company Repre Rol'.away, Hoipital ft Baby tentative 9 a. m. Sharp. Beds. t —Loet A Found II—Money Wanted Room 208, Meisch Bldg., 224 By Day, Weak, or Month J—P ersonal* 14—Bavlng* ft Loan E. 1st St. 4— Beauty Car* Ph. FA 2-3111 116 W. lit St. 44—Insurant* I —Day N u n a r lc a 41—School* ft Instruction* CARROLL'S FURNITURE 4—Child c a r * 70— Employm ent Service* BABYSITTER W A N T E D . I —Doga—Cat*—r a t i 11—Mala llalp Wanted Every other night. I child­ 55, Furniture For Sale 1»—Llroat oek II —Famala Help Wanted t : —Hpe.lal Nolle** Tl—Mala or Famala llalp ren. 322.1333. t l —C a te ring Ti—Melee llalp Wanted FKKK ESTIMATE II —Place* to Eat 71—Situation Wanted tJ —Spatial Services ,’pholiterlng ft M attreu ren­ I! —Income Property Id—.Swimming 1’oo'a IJ—llualneer Prop.—Sel* “EVENING ovating. New ft Used Furnl 17—Janitorial karvlia* ■I—Real Kat.it* Wanted lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 11—Do* It - Touraatf II —Ileal Eilat* Hal* U—Hull I f re Supplla* 17—lluelnase Rental* Co., at 709 Celery Ave, 3n—*'on- ralr- Cotyetr. »o—Lota For Bala FA 1-2U7. 11—-llnnia ID-palr* Ft—Farina—tlrorst 113—liutnblng t l —out of State A-rtags For U>c biggest selection of 31—Pain t Ina »i—lluuaat For salt : i —Wall Drilling »4—lluuaae—Male or Rent nearly new and used furni­ St—Air Cond a Heating 17—lluuaa For Rant ture. see Noll’s Furniture -4—Radio - Television too—Ittsorl Rental* Brokerage in Casselberry 31—I'hoto A E'julpnisut I hi—Trailer*—Caban** iu—H..m# Appliance109 —Mobil* Ifumea-Mal* ou 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. I t —Mualral tnetrumanla IUJ —Mobile Ham**—ll< nt 1!—Uutlneee Equipment tut—Trailer Space—llanl Used furniture, appliances, i: —Job Priming 101—Trailer Lots—bait 14—Upholilory lo t—Apartments Fur Rant tools, etc. Bought * Sold II —Vacuum Cleaner* 104—Itunma For tlant Larry's Msrt 215 Sanford 17—M >*'.rtg A Storage I Iu—l Intel Itnoma Ava. Ph. FA 3-4132. 9)—E i torm ina t o r t 113—Rental .Aicanta I J— r i a n t # — Flu* . ra—tiaada t i t —Wanted To Rant 30— Mlac For Sal* !U—Auto* For Salt Sell Ua Your Furniture. 31 — t r tlc le e For Rant l I t—Auto*—Sate or Trad* Quick Service With the 31— swap or Unhang* tI I —Trucks For Bel* Caab . SUPER TRADING I I — Wanted To ltuy 130—Automotive Service 171 —Seoul, ra ft c')cla* i i —F u r n itu r e For Sale POST FA 2-06T7. H —Antique* For Hale III—Hoata ft Mutora II —Uunay To Loan IS1—Marin* Buppllt* 69. School* ft Instruction* It —llaalnsoa Opportunltlao To Uw The HERALD Want Ads. L H 44, tl U N t. A N n n s r t T I - lo . First Addition, a eubltvDton, accordin g to a plat thera-rf recorded tn Plat llook 15, I'aa..* a7 and a t of th# Public Itaourde of Seminole County, P |„ rlda C ircuit T ogether with alt struc ture * On* (1) Kambar af the ilouat and Improvement* now and of Rapraaantntlvaa, h e r e a f te r on eald land, and th* County Judge renta, lesueo, and profit* nf th* Clark af tha Circuit Court alrove deeorlhad property; arid Sheriff all fix tu r e ! now or h e te a f ia r Tax Aaaiaaw a tta ch e d to or used In conn*-Tax Cotlactor lion with the premlaea hertr.n County Buparlntandanl af Pub. daecrlhed and tn addlllnn lie Inatruetton I h e - i l o the following deaerllcd Supervisor of Raglatrtllon houaehold apujtahcee, which Thraa fit Member* of Ih* are, and shall ba daemad to Board of County Comm Helen- bo, Hxturaa a n d a p a rt of ih* an . Dlalrlota I, I and I really, and a r e a portion of Ilia Two (1) Member* of tha Board security for Ilia Indabtadnaa* of Public Inatrucllon, Dlatrlct* herein m antloned: I <id I. On# o n Rang* fni*<\) M». Thraa til Juallcat of Ih* Paata, dal J-401-T. Ferial No. DHlrlcla S. 4, and f T T - a i a f t u o n * m : rtetri. Three (tl Constables, District* g e r a tu r , (Elec.) Model lilt. I. 4. and « It-TC. Serial No. ZS-*S7:'S; County Surveyor On* OK Hot W ater Healer, Proeacutlnu Attorney Model T IIA -t7 .t. No. Ser­ (SEAL) ial N um ber: On* Du-Therm In Testimony Whereof, I 4Vall F u rn a c e (Oil), >|... have hereunto eat my hand and dal i l l - a . Serial No. i t - l | . tha Croat Seat of tha State of 44; Dh* Victor O liu a * K it­ Florida, at Tatlahaaaaa, tha chen K ahaual Pan. t o ' — Capital, thl* tha thtrly-ttrat No Model or Serial Ndmday of July. A. D. till. b*r«; Ten Vaneilan litin I■ TOM ADAMS. SECRET ART (M etal), m a n u f a c tu r e d by Of STATE Robert* Awning and Vena, FOR famlnola COL'NTT tlan Ullnd Com pany, Or­ TO Mr. Walter Clalow, Editor lando. Florid*—No modal Sanford Herald or aerial n u m b e r * Sanford. Florida at public salt, to th* hlghial I’uhltah Aug. T, 14. U. tl. III! and beat U d d e r for caah be­ CDC-ll tween th* hour* of eleven o'clock In th* forenoon and Ik TIIK CIHtt'IT COURT OK two o'clock In th* aftam 'ion TUB III jrilllT A l. f'lHCt IT on th* 10th day of Raptaml.ar. IN i l l ) FO R IKMIMIIB lkg*. at th* F r o n t Door of tha S tm li nt* C ounty Courlhoua* C aU kT V , FI.Oil I DA iu ( i i t m : i i r vii, n t n Hanford. Florida EAST RIVER S t VINOS HANK, (COURT SEAL) a N»>. Tork corporation, A r t h u r H. Ilackwiih. Jr. Clark of tha Circuit Court Plain tiff, V* lly; M a rtha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark HOMER OKRRIN and MIL­ r u h i ia h Aug. at, tait DRED OERIHN. hi* n-lfa. C DC-14 Dafandanti. 71. Male Help Wanted AUGUST SPEC. New canvaai 1 NEED FOUR MEN cots, $3.96 value, now $3.86 To Help me run my bualneoa. Army-N»vy Surplus. Must be 21, Bondable, neat and have Car. Apply Room READY MIX CONCRETE 206, Meisch Bldg. 9 ft. m. rtU oi, Floor, Frog E itlm g.ri Sharp! Sills, liatsls, sU pi, blocks, Sind, esroent, rock, pip*, POSITION OPEN tor Santord f r e s u trip s, dry man between 21-33 yeara old wells. Step ploy stones. m District Advisor with Out MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. of Town Newspaper. Must 309 Elm At#. 122-5731 have High School Diploma 13. Catering - Food Legal Notice AWEED M. TETflKACI.T and VICTORIA A. TKTRKAULT, Ills w-|f*. In Chancer/ No. 1I1II Tha natura nt thl* suit ta a fareclueur* of 'hat rartatn morlaaaa from *1111 defendant* io plaintiff, datad Mar SI, li f t and raeordad Mar tl, III11 In Official Itacwrda llunk 101 paaa 115 or tha Public Rao.ir.la nf Seminole Count/. Florida. an. cumbering that -art a In |>l«, a or parcel of property local•<1, altuata. and being In aald Countr and Btata, to.wit: lo t T. Block f, Waatharaflald Flret. Addition, aa ra.-ordad In Plat llook 11. P»g# IT, Btmlnola Count/ Public llacordt. e a c h o r y o u is n a u tiin . ED to flla /our anawar or other written datanaaa to tha Complaint with tha Clark of Ilio circuit Court of Hamtnola Countr, Florida, In Ihla proaaadtns and to aarra a sop/ tharaof upon tho plaintiff* at(ornn/A whoaa namoa and addraw are haralnariar eat forth, aa required b / law, not la tar than tha Itrd da/ of Baptambar t i l l . la default tharaof tha •auee will ppoeead aa part# upon tha antr/ of a Daoraa Pro Confaaao against /ou. WITNKBB n r hand and tha official oaal of aald Court In •amtnala Countr, Florida, thla Itth d a / of Autuot 1114. (■BAD Arthur X. Boakwlth. Jr. Clark of tha CtreuK Caurt Brt Martha T. Vlhlan Daputr Clark BBAKDALU a ItIDLET AND 2JIWIU AMorao/u Far Plaintiff *0 North Court llroat Pool Office Bau m i Crlande, Florida pubtlah An*, t l , M « 4. tl, IM4. CDC-IT tyralb Pave 8—FrI. Aujr. 21, ’64 50. Misc. For Sale BERRY’S WORLD 21. Well Drilling PENS ft RABBITS uanrti'H n r *i rr TOi AbPnKn M. TtiTIHJAtlW Approximate!/ 60 rabbits an'] VICTOIIFA .1 TBWELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, $43 Male and Female TftEAULT, hi* wtf* SPRINKLER SYSTEMS e*h, 322-0107 TOW AVI/ HACK n r TOO All Types snd S lu t arc haraby notified that enlt he* been noirimenred uiialt.et Wg Repsir and Service rnn In lb* Circuit Court of th# AKC Ilcgliterwi Female Ger­ STINE Ninth Judicial Circuit of Iht Btata of Florida In and Tor man Shepherd, 6 mo*, old. Machinery sod Supply Co. Ha* all shots. $33. 3234)383. ftatnlnol* Countr. tha al.br* 207 W and Si FA 2-4432 vlatrd till* of wlileh ta: »mrc piwmtiKKT tjoarirtr Tto.v r o » a Avinos i s TIIE TOWN o r BOSTON, ate It Pays Plaintiff, -v *. £gitf[trB Visil At? 143 Sepp Ave„ DeBary Call Collect: DeUtid RE 4-4978 Or RE 4-6631 HOURS ARE READING HOURS’* GRACE METHODIST CHURCH KINDERGARTEN Doors ltd at Woodland Fall Term Begins Aug. 31 $3 Registration Fee. $16 per mootli. For additional in­ formation visit or pbone Church Office 9 a. m. to 12 noon. 322-1472. * •) You'll find what you're looking for Hi HOLLY AVE. KINDERGARTEN JUNIOR KINDERS 2427 Holly Ave. Pb. 322-3360 Tha Only Pre-School in San­ ford to have participated in th* State Accreditation Pro­ gram. Classified I KINDERGARTEN 1101 W. 20th St. i Rear) Mrs. J. W. Carter Ith Year — 3224317 Enrollment of 13 Only Best to Pre-school education RCA Blonde Stereo. Recordi. OVER 23 YEARS of Fine Workmanship in Up­ Walnut cabinet; Slat bench; DANCING LESSONS: KinderRediner chair, maple dress­ holstering. Draperies, Slip­ K laii (4-6). Ballet - Toe er ft mirror. 3221130. covers. Time Payments at Jaxi. Call The Studio. Pb. Uttle as $3 mo. Drapery GUNS. Buy. Sell, Trade, Re­ $22-6322 between 3-6 p.tn. Hardware Installations. pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE KULP DECORATING SHOP 71. Male Help Wanted FISH CAMP. Ph. 322-2333 RELIABLE MARRIED MEN BILL'S BARGAIN BARN IN T H E C l IIC U T COURT UK to train a t Managers of of 10,000 Items T H E NINTH dUDICIAI. U R . Eastern Oil Co. Service Sta­ 1300 Gripe villa Ave. 4 I IT IN AND FUR IICMINOI.B COUNTT, FLOHIHA, tions. Apply either to East­ CHANCEHT NO. tU S g ern OU oo W. 13th to San­ SANFORD IKRAMl T H E PENN MUTUAL L IFE IN­ IV TUB r in r t'iT o f t u b SURANCE COHPANT, ford or oo SR 436 to Fern M IT Jt'DICIAI. CIRCUIT IV Plaintiff, t m ru n atiMivoLSt c o in . WANT ADS Park. va. TV, FLORIDA. nO D ER T M. DOWNINO, at us. ciiA vcK nr vo, ttu * BRING FAST DUMP DRIVERS Needed. 23 a t al. TIIK BOSTON KIVU CUNTS D a f r n d a n u . SAVINGS BANK, years or over. Apply Apt. 5, RR8XN.TR NOTICB OF SUIT IN ru iattrr, !! • W. Rad. 322-9676. BORTOAOB F O R E f l . o a i 'R K v*. Legal Notice TOl ROBERT M. DOWNINO and PATRICIA DOWNTNG. h i t wlfa RF.atUF.NCEi UNKNOWN AND TOl All parti** claiming intaraat* by, through, und t r or again*! th* aforeaald parson*. TOU ARB hereby not If lad that a Complaint to for*, loa* a arlaln mortgage e n c u m b e r­ JOHN J , L B W t t . i t i t u l X *J N fanfeat* s to n e s o r s e r r in AD IN TI (F-TA) MONTOAUB FOR KIT.OO V'Mi TOi SYLVIA M. LEW IS RtSSIDKVCKi Unknown You a t* k a r a b / netiriaS lha! a Complain! la for act o n a W A T C H V O U ft ing th* following described real property, to-w lts property, to-wtt: Lot t l . Black “ *•' COUN. AT LOT 1. BLOCK 10. H E FT LEU HOMES OnLANDO SECTION ONE. according In p lat th ara o f racordad In F la t Hook II. P a g e s I and 4, Public Record* of Sami, nol* County. Florida h a t been (Had again*! you la th* abov* aiylad ault, and you a ra required la aarv* a copy of your Anawar or othar P le a d ­ ing to tlia Com plaint on Pialntirr* attorney*. ANDERSON, III!Mil. DEAN * LOWNDES. SIX E ast Ce ntra l Boulevard. OrUndo, Florida, and file th* artginal Anawar or o t h a r P le a d ­ ing tn th* offlr* of Ih* d a r k Thla noltr* ahall ba publish­ of Iba Circuit Court on or be­ ed one* each w«ak for four fore Ih* n t h day of ba pta m ­ r.ina*. uttv* H-aaka In the SAN- bar. t i l l . If you fall to do so. Full licit.ILD. a dacra* pro confaaao w|R b* In i.V): \.N|» OltDEUKD at ta k e n again*! you for th* raHanford, Seminole C o u n t y llat demanded tn th* Complaint. Florida, thla j a m day of July Thla Notice ahall b* publish­ A.D, D44. ed one* a week for four c o n ­ (BEAl.i secutive w eeks I d lha Sanford Arthur H. H a.kw llh. Jr. llarald. Clark. Circuit Court DATED THIS i t t h day a t liy: M artha T. Vlhlan August. 1114. Deputy Clark (SEAL) Joseph M. F llag a rald A r th u r IL Beckwith, Jr. ■3d Vaourlty T iu s l Uulldlng Clark af C ircuit Court Miami I t , Florida Uyt Ella*Lath U ruanahaa F l . a n k l l n 1-1(11 Deputy Clark P u b l i .h i J u l y I L Aug. 7, I t , It, Publish Aug. 14, I I , M ft Bapt. 4, 1144. tU U -lH CDC-f* certain mongag# tneumbarlas th* folio w ln e daaerlbaft ra.al TRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. l, a c c ording to th* plat thereof a* racordad In Flat llook t l , Pag* I I . F u b . lie Records of somlnol* C o u n t/, Flo rid a has boon filed again*! you In th* a b o r t a ty l t d suit, a n d you at* raqulrad la a a r r a a c a p / of your Anawar or o t h e r PleadIng to th* Com pla int on Flaln tirr* atlornay*. ANDERSON RUSK. DEAN A LOWNDKS, I I I Taat C e ntra l Boularard. Orlando. Florida, and (tl* th* origin al A nsw er or other Flooding tn th* efflc* a f th* Clark o f th* C ircuit Court on or before th* I t n d day of Bapt. a m b ir , l i l t . I t you (atl ta da *o, a decree pro confaaao will ba ta k a n ag aln at you for th* raltaf demanded in t h # Com ­ plaint. Thl* Nolle* ahall hs pu b lis h ­ ed one* a w e ak (or ( o u r conaaeutlv* weeks In th* Sanford llarald. DATED th la i t t h Say a f August, 1114. (■UAL) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith. J r . Clark e f C ircuit C e u r l B / i M a rth a T. Vlhlan Deputy C lark Publish Aug. I I . M * Bapt. 4. ti. m i . CDC-ll f '■ » QUICKEST, M O ST E C O N O M IC A L ■«) W AY TO BUY A N D TO SELL . . . M V M T M IN T s • * Want ads get fast results! They’ve got coverage! That's why buyers and sellers of goods and services go to the Want Ads for action. Deltona M la OeHaa* ham*»lt**-peel* etea* to aaa hew teat MecaieW totaal aad ■taat eammunUy la pawing. Aat a cemmunlty gisam. tang wtoa with H. Drive ever today end find cut far yeuneff hew hast 61ft. atorto pew with Central wri Included to toe toa towjutoe eS^enty 611H1 a fra* -O ttawa Q uay. Take a Club! *he sftoet the tt-M a gaff aaa we end toe i at Mauia luUt DCITOMAl ■ACKIS-CU1LT HOM ES Set Your price. . . we'll set your ad! -C A LL CLASSIFIED r-SA N FO RD EXCHANGB-| 322 - 5612 FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY— 425 -5938 (DIRECT LINE — NOT LONG DISTANCE) :> MMVI OUT TO0AVI T h e S a n fo rd H e r a ld 11 �Plan Your Profits--Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou-D ial 322-5612 95. H o tu tt■For Sale 95. Houeee For Sale 95. H ounen F o r S ale EVERETT A. HARPER $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, screen ed patio. Ph. 323-0369. AGENCY • REALTOR SEVERAL OutAtandinf 2 * 3 N tt B. Park Are. Bedroom Homee available In Pbonei FA 2-W4 or FA 2-BU PIPING YOU all Areas of Sanford. Let us ABOARD, LADS Show you Around I FHA • RESALES We have several new 3 Bed­ Like new, 1 * 3 BEDROOM room, 2 Bath, Built-in-range MASONRY Home*, 1 * 2 Seminole Realty Homes available for Incom Baths, Kitchen* Equipped. lng Personnel that esn be 1901 8. Park Ave. |100 Down, Payment* le*i bought for $400 Down, plus FA 2-5232 anytime than rent. prepaid Item* of approx. $75 HELMLY REALTY i t Closing of sale. If you can Ph. 312-1641 BART PILCHER, BROKER qualify we have been author Personal Service Usd by tha Builder to give Government Owned Call 922-7499 you immediate possession on Homes a Rental basU of $3 per day, NEW HOMES payable 30 days in advance - $100.00 D O W N West Fourth St. Juat off Per­ pending closing of Sales simmon. Salesman on pro­ agreement. Monthly pay Selectmen erf !, 3, and 4 perty. 4:00 to 7:00 p. m. Bedroom* located in various manta including Principle, Monday- Wednesday. Friday. tectloo* of Sanford Interest, Taxes and Insur­ Saturday * Sunday 1:00 to Immediate Delivery ance will be approximately MONTHLY PAYMENTS 7:00 p. m. $80 per month. Your total FROM $50.00 yearly earnings should be at least $4,500 with few out­ FOR THE BEST HOME standing obligations to quali­ BUY fy. (Pay grade E-5 will SEE YOUR qualify). The builder will pay V MA -* F H A the CLOSING COST! $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES Property M anagement and Sales Broker JIM H U N T 2, 3, * 4 BEDROOMS 1, lVi, * 2 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! For Complete Information See or C*U Your FHA - VA SALES BROKER REALTY fit Have The Home For You Office: 322 2113 Night*: 323-0700 SHOWS 2524 Park Drive Stenstrom R ealty YOUR X SHIPMATE, Seminole Realty 1901 Park Avenue FA 2-5232 anytime 96. H ouaen • S ale o r R ent CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. Call • v a n l o g s 322-1597. THREE B E D R O O M , lte baths, G. I. Loan, large cor­ 2605 PARK DRIVE ner lot, large shade trees, 322-2420 322-74B5 107 Tucker Drive, Sanford. 322-2299. LARGE HOME 909 E. 10th St Ideal for largt 3 BEDROOM, 1H Bath, cen­ family looking for lots <rf tral heat 4 air-conditioning, floor apace. 4 Bedroom*, 2 Florida Room, kitchen equip­ Bath*, Florida Room, Din­ FENCED IN POOL. 3 Bed­ ped plus dishwasher, rlothee ing room, corner location. room*, F l o r i d a Room, washer * dryer, drapes, All tor only 19500. Terms ■ereenad porch. $975 Down wall-to-wall carpeting. W : e tn be arranged. block from golf course. or best offer. If interested can be seen at 221 Devon $13,900, $750 Down, second ROBERT A. WILLIAM* Ave., North Orlando Home*. mortgage for balance of Be after Call Collect ALphiae 4-3478 equity, $79 month. 323-0538. Raymond Lundguiat, A m . a Esu Gallic. T A 2-3M1 Atlantic Bank Bklg. 97. House* For Rent I BEDROOM CB, Sprinkler GREENBRtAR FURNISHED House. U rg e system, big yard, near Choice lata available t i fenced yard. 1107 W. 20th school bus, Move In Imme­ Greenbrier of Loch Arbor $75 month. 322-0497. diately, 1409 Summerlin, Ph. overlooking golf coune. 322-4939. Custom building to your 2 BEDROOM Unfurnished, •pacifications. Greenbrier kitchen equipped. 203 Holly Ave. $55. 322-5889. developed by St^Johns Realty KINGSWOOD THE TIME TESTED FIRM COMPLETELY FURNISHED BUILDERS, INC. 118 N. Park Ave. FA 2 8123 House, Central heat & air SOI Fairmont Dr. conditioning. Available for 3 FA M»T4 • 'BY OWNER. 3 Bedroom, 2 months. Adults. Wynncwood Z Bath, air, faoeed, well, section. 322-3328. awlmmlng pool, other extra*. 3 BEDROOM, 1 Bath CB Me­ Ph. 322-5340 alter 5. dallion Home. Chain lick CB HOUSE DeBary, Carporle, faoce, shallow well 4 pump, breeseway, $70. Duplex 1201 ’ g BEDROOM, Fanced back dishwasher, draw drapos * Elm; I Apartments Ml Mag­ > * yard, eutaide pump, tlx heavy duty rods, Venetian nolia, Newly upholstered * conditioning. ’ 131 Gartlaon Blind*, Kitchen equipped, furniture Master Bedroom. Dr., 322-3195. large landscaped lot. Down All clean, fogged * nicely DUPLEX on S. Sanford, nesr payment $1500. Call 322 8149. furnished. NO 8-5267. Lake Jessup, on lot ISO a SAVE A BUNDLE 300. Also room for trailer. On this older 3 Bedroom Cash Talks I Home, garage and work­ RENTALS HAVE TR A IL E R shop. Dollar Saving price of WILL TRADE $9500. Call now! This won’t HOME RENTERS A 50’ Luxury Mobile Home, lest I It's just good business to ' appraised at $5500. Will check first with Sanford's trade $1700 equity for $1000 largest H o m e Servicing equity In acceptable 4 Bed­ Stem per A gency Agency. Fin* Homes, Fairly room home In Sanford area. Realtor-Insurer-Tradea Priced. In all SUeal 322-4191 1919 8. French Ave. SOUTHW ARD HOME OWNERS Stjr ftanfnrfc ^ r r a lb SWEETIE PIE E rl. A u g . 21, '64—Page 9 106. A p a rtm e n t* fo r K enl 115. A u to s F o r S ale By Nadine Seltzer 121. Scoot e ra & C ycles 115. Auto* For Sale ‘62 CORVA1R, *945, 2411 •57 FORD V-B, Auto. Tran*. FURNISHED apartments, 6 HAH, 4 Door, 2 Tone. Ex­ WANTED. Vespa or Allstate Grandview So. blocks from downtown. $45, Scooter in good condition. cellent. Reasonable. 322-8202. WO and J«5 per month. ’53 FORD, good body, good 3230308. Some utilities furnished. Ph. mechanical condition, Call '51 FORD. Good condition. Ph. 123. Boats & Motors 322-3641, 322-3165. 322-6646, Claude Harroll. 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, utilities Inrtudcd. A d u l t s only. Lake Mary. 322-4962. STASTINC NOW! or jrn iriA i, n s . -C H IT . IN AND n m SKSSIKOLB C o r N T Y , rLO W ID A C H ANC ERY NO. 14*41 rO R K C L O S I'R a . M ACEI. C. HUFFMAN llm ln llff -v » - W A I.TUIl P - K itllT i l l . AND •LOIH A. KHIIY, H18 WIKK [•a f.m lan ta NOTICE TO A P F E A R TO I W A LTER C. KART JR . AND LOIN A. K iR T , H I ! W IF E A ddreaa:— UNKNOWN YOU a r * h ereb y notified th a t -A Bill tif C om plaint for F u m . e lo e u rt h e . been 01*8 you, end You i r » r .q u l r .d In •e rv e • rw pr »f y o u r A m w ir o r P1n i )I ii| to th» Bill a ( C om ­ p la in t on the I’ie l n t ir f e A ttnr; „ r . JO IIN IK A. MCtJSOD. Boa l * : l . Jtpnpke. F lo rid a, and flla ttia o rla tn a l A n iw a r or PleedI n s In th* offlca of the C lark " o f the C lrau lt C o u rt on or hefora tha a th 4 a r of r e p o m b e r 1SSI. If you fa ll to do a*. Ju d g m e n t »» A sfaull w ill b t t a k a s a e a la a t you ta r th a re II ,f d e n ie n d .4 In lh* Bill of Com plaint. PONE AND O R D ER E D at S anford, Hamlnola County. F lo rid a, thla t t h day a f A u fu at. * lis t. HEAL) A rth u r H. n « rk w llb , Jr., C lark. Ciraailt C ourt * Atiulnol* C euntjr. F lorida By: M a rth a T- V lblaa D eputy C lerk JOHN IE A. McLKOD —T a 111* A popka. F lorida '•Puhllah A u«. 7, II, *1. I*. IM t jCDC-17 FO R SALE $ Bank S Repossessions RAMBLERS 2208 National 100. Resort Rental! Available At WE CAN DELIVER THE MOBILE HOME OF YOUR CHOICE IN ONLY 3 DAYS! ALSO WE WILL TRADE FOR LOW, LOW DOWN PAYMENTS WITH MONTHLY PAY* MKNTH LOWER THAN KENT! $100 DOWN—$55.66 MO. Insurance * Real Estate 130 N. Florida Ave., DeLand Ph. 734 1994 or 2X59 50 '1 4 9 5 *1 3 9 5 Instant Housing? — Qualify Mobile Homes, Inc. Phone 322-2562 Ambassador Custom 4-Dr. Badan, V-8 Engine, Bland. Trans., P. Steering, Power Drake*, Heater, Air Conditioned. 1 5 9 5 C om p ltl HUNTING GUIDE I 8 «rvic« | FOR “HUNTING" INFORMATION, THAT'S FORD - HUNTING — COME TO THE OLE RELIABLE HOUSE OF THE AFFORDABLE FORD. OUR BIG M O DEL-EN D SALE IS N O W O N ! DONT WAIT AND BE SORRY! ' 46 BRAND - NEW AFFORDABLE FORDS FOR YOU TO LOOK OVER AND DRIVE 1 62 CHEVROLET Mr. Clean-Up knows he can do the best SAVINGS JOB with America’s Best-Value Car, Especially at MODEL CLEARANCE TIME Impale Sport* Coupe, V-l Engine, A,ute, Trmna.. Power Steering, Power Brake* Radio and Healer ’2 1 9 5 62 OLDSMOBILE {Wplulfc M O T O H b I IN C o Initial M lrAUItlld'rM "98" Holiday Coupe. Auto. Tran*., I'nwer Steering, Power Drake*, Electric Window, Elec. Seat, Radio and Heater, Air Condition. * 2 6 9 5 OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL g P.M. Saturday* Ttl i P.M. — — SALESMEN TO SERVE YOU JACK POPS •’ACE*’ KENYON JACK BENTON KEN "COWBOY" GODWIN NICK PASTERNACK JOHN CROOK Hlway 17-92 . I Mi. So. of Sanford ’1 9 9 5 *1 6 9 5 IF YOU ARB NEW IN’ TOWN ANII NKEll INSTANT HOUSING, COME SEE US. *- * • * * MELOTT DEAL Until MOTORS, IN C, ‘We Have The Home For You’ At 57 Aisles Dr., DeBary you’ll find an attractive 3 Bedroom CB Home with oak floor a 4 carports, Urge lot 100 s 195. $9900 mortgage at 5V4%. You do not have to be a Veteran to qualify. SIG N A N Y Mr. Clean-Up At BILL HEMPHILL Quality Mobile Homes, Inc. 2989 PARK DRIVE 322-2420 322-7406 C A R -D O N T You See For the Beat Buy In A New or Resale Home, See Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom R ealty for SC H O O L D R IV IN G NEW ’64 ATTENTION MILITARYI — CARS USED * To Buy A cocw t HOM ES board Spcrd Boat with trail­ er, partial new deck and valve job, juat done. $450. 322-8541 after 3:30, If You Plan .: Legal Notice crrr VW SPECIALIST WRIGHT'S AUTO REPAIR Foreign A Domestic S. Sanford Ave. Across from 11.L.H. 322 0247. safe i t iik r m th r s ix t h 120. Automotive Service 1554' CORRECT CRAFT In- 791 French Ave. 323-0721 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex WEEK-END SPECIALS! apis. I4lh Ave., Longwood •59 Olds 88 HT Scd.......... *995 8 m i. from N.A.S. Ph. 838 •59 Chev. 2 Dr. 8 Cyl . . . . 695 Gateway To TTve waterway '58 Ford Scd. Fairtanc 595 3298, Sport Ins Goods AUTO G L A SS' Robson '57 Buick 11T Sedan ___ 595 Your EVLNRUDE Dealer 2 FURNISHED Apia. *30 A 'ST Old* HT 2 Dr. ____ 595 INSTALLED 304-8-9 E. 1st. Pk. FA $40 month. Adult*. Ph. •57 Chev. 1 Cyl. Wag. 4 Dr. 595 Scnkarik Ginas and Paint 322-9480, •57 Chev. 6 Belalr 4 Dr. . . 595 18' FIBRE GLASS Boat, Company ’.55 Chev. 8 Wag, 4 Dr. .. 395 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Trailer 4 1964 90 HP Evin3 ROOM Furnished Apt. Air- 57 Old* Scd. Only . . . 299 rude. *1593. 322-3835. conditioned Bedroom. $65. Ill COHEN RADIATOR SHOP EASY TERMS ON E. 8th., 322-4285. Free Inspection, estimates, THESE CARS SO pickup, delivery, Reeorlng HURRY ON DOWN! EFFICIENCY. $40. 611 Park A repairs discounted. 1 & 2 BEDROOM Apartments. '.'>0 DODGE Pickup; '57 Con2ll)h E. 3rd. 322-3443 $55 to $63. Apply Apt. 7. ael; 82 Chewy 2; '62 Ves­ Auto c u t s , pa Scooter;; 2700 So. San­ 404 E. 14th St. 4 Sea' Cover* ford Ave. US. A u tn a For S ale AUTO GLASS & '64 TRIUMPH 1200 Converti­ ble. White with red interior. SEAT COVER CO. HAKGAINS ON Immaculately kept. $1850. 304 W. 2nd St. rA 21032 USED CARS & PARTS Call 322-4998 after 4:30 p m. ALL WORK GUARANTEED '61 Ford, Real nice, $699 ‘59 Ford, Recond. motor, $399 '57 Ford 2 Dr., ai la, $99 ‘Maybe if w t asked her r*al nlca, tha’d teach US ’31 Oklamobtle, $59 how to ueo those crazy ohopotlckel Many others, Lot* of Parte LAKE MONROE USED CARS A PARTS 102. Mobile Hnmen - Sale 97. Houtten For Rent s Formerly Zuckerman'a 2 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph 1983 MOBILE HOME, 10 x 59 Ph. 322 8072 322-8892. ft. 4-Bcdroom, Ilk bath. $200 Down, assume 891.96 mo. '57 PONTIAC 4-door hardtop, LAKE MARY. 2 Bedroom. A-t condition, nice car, good payments, or will trade for Florida room, fenced yard. equity In 3 bedroom house. buy. $375. 322-7690. 322-1507. Ph. Smith, 322-1330. ext. 495. 56 PACKARD Executive. All 3 BEDROOM, 1th Baths, Good equipment, 2 tone turquoise. 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms neighborhood. C l o s e to *395. Term*. 322-9676. NEW and USED schools and shopping center. Awnings A Cabanas '55 Chevy 2 Door, Standard $85 month. 322-1810. QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Transmission, A-l cond. FURNISHED. 2 Bedroom, CB, Hwy. 17-92 S. 322 2582 Clean. *395. 322-7690. Oak floors, masonry borne. 1 Block W. of Hwy. 17-92 on NEW 1984 Fan 17’ Travel Trailer. Self-contained. Fin­ 434, then 1 Block 6. on East St. to Vincent Dr. Ph. 938- nic*. Orange City 775-3234, 9395. 103, M obile llom ett • R en t F U R N I S H E D 2 Bedroom House. 3491 Palmetto, Ph. TRAILER with Fie. worn a t­ ’6t Ram. Wg. $1091 hal *39 mo. tached, near Osteen, $9 per 322 0274, ’59 Chev. Wg. $799 bal, $33 mo. week. 322-0519 after 8 p in. ‘59 Ply Wg. *793 bal. $34 mo. 1 BR. F u n . House. Ph. 66862 CHEVY II 5122. 106. A partm entH fo r R e n t '58 Pont. Wg., *541 bal, $31 mo. too 8*ri*a„ 4-Dr. Sedan '59 Nontad Wg $877 bal $33 mo. 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath, Fla. Kura. Apt. 3300 aieflonvUle. ••Cyl., Stand. Trans., *57 Old* Wg *587 bal *3) mo. Radio end Heater room, k i t c h e n equipped, '31 VW Bus, $1091 bal $15 mo. draperies. $135 mo. 323-5$38 3 BEDROOM FURNISHED '59 Cadillac *747 bal, $32 mo. evenings. 322-7480 day*. Apartment. Close In. Ph. ‘59 Pont., $687 bal, $31 mo. 322-9173 days 322-0641 even- 'U Renault $1099 bal $39 mo. I . BEDROOM, unfunilatwd, logs. '82 Consel $1591 bal, $39 mo. kitchen range, $75. 113 W. •30 Ply. ITT $763, bal. $32 mo. 19th St. alter 3 p. m. Clean 4 Room*. 611 Park. 62 FALCON '59 Cadillac $449 bal $19 mo. "8QUIRE" 8TA. WAGON FURNISHED COTTAGE at 3 WE L A K A APARTMENTS '59 Merc. AIC $747 bal $32 mo. 4-D r. I-Cyl., Ante Trane* Points. $85 per month. Ph. 114 W. First St. '54 Buick, $399 bal. $19 mo. Radio end Heater 322-1487, '58 Rambler, $299 bal, $17 mo. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with '57 Ruick 1IT, $507 bal $32 mo. I Bedroom borne, 117 Catalina. pvt. bath A shower, suitable '57 Rain, 4 Dr. $4(i3 bal *24 mo Mr. Clean-Up Sells 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Bow- for couple or single person '58 Chev. $561 bel, *31 mo. or retired. All utiUUea In­ '45 Cadillac, $582 bal. $32 mo. anas’* Traitor Court. 199cluded In root. Ideally lo­ '57 Olds HT, *491 bal, $24 mo. 62 COMET cated oa l m St., wUfaln 1 '57 Ply HT, *597 bal, $31 mo. Custom 4-Dr, Sedan, RENTALS block of 3 free parking lota *57 Chev. St. $691 bal, $32 mo. 6-Cyl., Auto Trans., R 4 I Fumlahed or Unfurnished and ahopptog cw&ter. In­ '58 Lincoln $341 bal, $29 mo. Ball-Blatr Agency quire at Manuel Jambeoo '58 Olds HT, $491 bal, $24 mo. Ph. 322-5941 219 S. Park Ave. Dept. Store 211 E. Ffret St. 'l l Pont. 19*9 bal, 116 mo. AS LOW c 2 A 3 Bedroom Houses 2 BR., Water, $60, 3 Rooms, '58 Merc. 1199 bal, $10 mo. '59 Chev. $991 bal, $39 mo. Payton Realty Util. $50. 322-2764. AS '60 Lark, $199 bal, $10 mo. 322-1301 IT-92 at Hiawatha 62 FORD LARGE 2 Bedroom Apartment, CO Fal. PU *783 bal $32 mo. fi Ton Vnn Truck, 1 BR. turn, house, Lake Mary. furnished or unfurnished, '56 Ford PU $663 bal $31 mo. 9-CyL No pete. 322-3049. ■54 Ford PU *396 bel., $1$ mo. $65. 1703 Magnolia. '55 Ford, $99 bal, $5 mo. 2 2-BEDROOM CB Houaea FURNISHED apartment, in­ '53 Ruick, $77 bal., $3 mo. Space heater, kiteben equip­ quire 404 E 14th St., Apt. *55 Olds $99 bal., $4 mo. ped. Available now A Aug. 7. 29. Ph. 322-5303. FURN. APT. Cloae In. 322-2900 62 RAMBLER NEW HOMES NEAR NAVAL BASE lavaitm ent * Realty REPOSSESSIONS. INC. Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary Good Rental home*, Priced Nicely Furn. 1 BR Apt. HUTCHISON'S -119 N. Park Ave. 332-9173 right, are renting and leas­ m il SANFORD AVE. Shown by appointment Ph. 2015 Sanford Ave. P h ..899 4323 I D ! / OPEN EVENINGS OCEANFRONT APTS. ing fasti 323-3591. NEW HOMES 339 So. Atlantic Call Today, For Prompt and FURN. Apt. Cloae la, Jimmie Available in Sanford area and Daytona Batch Efficient Service. It Pays) Phone 322-4503 Cowan. 322-4013. Longwood area (I ml. So. on NORTH ORLANDO. 2 bed­ Call 322-4059 17-92). Ready for occupancy room, screened porch, nicely landscaped. 130 N. Cortes. Stenstrom R ealty 1 0 ’. M obile H om ee • S ale $85.09 per mo. and up. •-Ralee office; 908 Highland Ave. 2545 PARK DRIVE 93 EXPANDO, 55 x 10, 3 Bed­ RAVENNA PARK, 410 Beth Loogwood, Fla. 122-7406 room, Air conditioned. Re­ Dr. 3 bedroom, kitchen 322-2429 gs»-3911 Collect finance payoff 15500. Asking equipped. Low down pay­ $200 equity! 322-7482. ment. 322-1553 after 12 noon. isr BOB McKEE’S USED CARS Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 306 E. FIRST ST. PH. 622-1481 ____________ SANFORD. FLORIDA_____________ Phone 322-023! 301 Went First Street SANFORD OPEN TONITE TIL 9 P. M. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2sd. 8 Palmetto Ph. 322*8281 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322*0181 , �¥ Cuba Suspends Its Overseas Purchases Anniversary Service Honors Rev. Zehnder REV. C. R. ZEHNDER nnd Mm. Zehnder of Anccnsion Lutheran Church, Caasclberry, cut the beautiful thrce-tlered cake at a reception held Sun­ day afternoon in honor of the pastor's fortieth anniversary of his entry in the ministry. (Herald Photo) GROUNDBREAKING for the new eight-room pastorium of Longwood’a First Bautist Church was held last Sunday (top photo) after the Oxford Street building site was cleared Saturday by itev. Jack Lindsay (on bull­ dozer, bottom photo). Taking part in the ceremonies Sunday were, from left, A1 Morris, Frank Hallentinc, Itev. Lindsay, Earl Showers, Jerry Van Dam and Tom Howard, Construction is scheduled to be completed by Jan. 1. (Herald Photos) fly Jan# Ca#*#lberry A special service was held a t Ascension Lutheran Church in Casselberry last Sunday in observance of tha 40th anni­ versary in tha ministry of th* Rev, C. R. Zehnder. A recep­ tion followed. Pastor Zehnder w ts grad­ uated from Concordia Semin­ ary, St. Louis, Mo., in June, 1524, He has served churches in Holsington, Kans.;; Mun­ cle, Ind.; Winfield, Kans., and Mexico City before coming to Casselberry in I960 to organ­ ise Ascension. The church was filled with well wishers. Rev, August Bernthsl, president of the Florida-Georgla District of The Lutheran Church, Mis­ souri Synod, delivered the ser­ mon and Rev. Henry S. Abram, pastor of Princs of Pear# Lutheran Church, Or­ lando, served as llturgist. Special music was provided hy the children’s choir and Mr*. Shirley Schmid, soloist. Mrs. Wayne Evert was organ­ ist. Plans for the surprise anni­ versary relebration were made by Edwin Furgerson, president of Ascension, and the church council who pre­ sented to the pastor and his wife a 18,500 B.T.U. air con­ ditioner for their home end a marble desk set for the psstor, with en inscribed plaque. Furgerson read some of the many messages of congratula­ tion including correspondent from Rev. end Mre. Zehnder’* tons and daughter. Their son. Rev. Robert Zehnder, pastor of St. Mark's L u t h e r a n Church, Hollywood, with his wife and children, attended. Other member! of the clergy present included Rev. If. Goers* of Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Sanford; R, v. John Watkins, Our Saviou* Lutheran Church, Or­ lando; Rev. James Kunre, Trinity Lutheran, Orlando; and Rev. W. Kimberly, chair­ man of th* District Mission Board. Chairman of th* reception committee was Mre. Viola Flrstner and her co-chairman wsi Mrs. E. Larson. They were assisted by meml>ers of the Ladies Guild. A beautiful three • tiered cake decorated with red roses was donated by Robert and Wrny Paul. Cookies, mints, coffee, or punch also wera served. Paston Zehnder’* fav­ o r ite color, red, was used in decoration*. B ft REV. ANDERSON Rev. Anderson Is Appointed For Free Methodist Appointment of Kev. Carl Anderson, recently of Belfast, North Ireland, as new mini­ ster of th* Free Methodist Church of Sanford, 510 W. Fourth Street, was announc­ ed this week. Rev. Anderson ha* com­ pleted 38 years in the minis­ try. H# served eight years in Iht pastorate and 18 years in th* superintendency in New York State and Maine. He has Just received a 20-year pin for service on the church’s Commission on Evangelism. A native of Massachusetts, Rev. Anderson and his wife, Dorothy Myette Anderson, pioneered in the opening of new work in Alaska and in Main*. Mrs. Anderson is au­ thor of many religious arti­ cles. In 1081 they were sent to Ireisnd where he served a* pastor of the church while or­ ganising another and working towards a third. Speaking of his work there, Rev. Ander­ son notes the difference in meeting families in Ireland and in this country. In Ire­ land, he says, one meets the entire family in ona room, from the eldest to the young­ est, and often married chil­ dren and their families, all grouped around th* coal fire. Here, hs comments, ons is apt to find each member of a fam­ ily busily engaged in work or bobby in a different room. NEW YORK (U PI)—Cuba has ordered its foreign trade representatives overseas to suspend further purchases abroad, bank sources said to­ day. They said that only parts and supplies needed for th* sugar and nickel industries and a medical research center were excluded from the order. Tha drastic cutback was in­ terpreted to mean that Cuba has spent more than it has taken in, and now must re­ trench. The order confirmed recent National Foreign Trade Coun­ cil (NFTCi speculations bas­ ed on report* from the finan­ cial Time# of London and the New York Journal of Com­ merce that near chaos in it* own finances would force Cuba to suspend credit for foreign purchases. Bunk sources said the stopbuy edict issued from Havana last week also ordered an end to all negotiations not falling within the exempt categories, and suspension of all letters of credit including those for purchases already made. The order clarified hitherto unexplained recent shifts in top Cuban economic posts. In the past seven weeks, Cuba has ousted Regino Doti as economy minister, Msrcelo Fcrnsndex as president of the Cuban National Bank, MaJ. Alberto Mora as minister of foreign commerce and set up an unprecedented sugar min­ istry. Reception Set By Jane Casselberry All college student* from Casselberry Community Meth­ odist Church will be honored at a reception .Sunday at 6 p. m. in Weaver Hall. Secretaries of student work of the WSCS, Mrs. Mary Mobley and Mrs. Edgar Lyon, are in charge of planning the reception. VtnfffrV W*«TS Page 10 — Aug. 21, 1964 Area Cub Packs To Participate In Cub-O-Ree KING AND QUEEN of the Geneva Youth Club are Jack Tillman, who also is the club president, Sheila Mathieux. This Saturday, beginning at 6 p.m., the club will hold a wiener roast, a busi­ ness meeting and dance at the Geneval Com­ munity Hall. Adult sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mathieux. (Herald Photo) Geneva Youths Plan Saturday Activities By Jo Ann Hay* Th# Geneva Youth Club will hold a wiener roast, bus­ iness meeting and a dance at the Community Hall in Gen­ eva this Saturday. The wiener roast is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m., ths business meet­ ing at 7:30 p.m. and the dance at 8 p.m. All members and their parents sra encour­ aged to attend. Membership in ths club is open to all young people of Geneva nnd surrounding areai 13 years through high school sge. A dance is hsld at the Community Hall evsry two week*. Officers of the club, which now hs* 35 members enroll­ ed, are Jack. Tillman, presi­ dent; Horace Johnson, vice president; J. V. Stowsll, sec­ retary; Jennifer Coe, treasur­ er and Margaret Ellis and Tony Whiting, recreational di­ rectors. Serving as adult spon­ sors for the group until Oc­ tober are -Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mathieux who urge parents of teenagers and all other re­ sponsible adults in th* area to give their support to this organiration. Attendance of at least ona adult man and wo­ man la required at each club activity. Those interested in assisting may call Mrs. Math­ ieux or the club president for additional information. By Jane C fttelberry Cub Scout Packs 540 of C*aselbcrry and 240 of Altamonte Springs will participate In tha Wekjwa District Cub-O-Rcc to be held Saturday from 1-7:30 p.m. it Mead Gardens, Win­ ter Park. Theme for thl* year'* cub. o-rce will be "Family Fun’’ and a day of varied activities is planned for the cuba and their famtiiea. Registration la from 1-2 pm . and the pine wood derby, space derby, skills, handi­ crafts and activitica for the younger children will take place from 1-4:30 p.m. Pack activitica are sched­ uled from 4:30-3:30 and each family should bring its own picnic aupper to eat from 5:30-6:30. At Akeia’a Council, to be held from 0:30-7:30, all awards, cub-o-ree patches and participation ribbons will bo presented. A bon fire will bo lit by Explorer Post 38 of Al­ ta monle which will also pre­ sent Authentic Indian dances to climax the day. Closing ceremonlc* will be at 7:30 p.m. Pack 210 is In charge of the shot put and some of the other events include discus throw, javelin, electric eel and fish pond. MAKE SuAiU4iW /-FlU4/ At Pensacola LAST A ll YEAR LONG William G. Bower, naval Capture it all in Snapshots aviation reserve officer candi­ Mubi k.• nit. . Iru fcmliiL date and son of Mrs. Mar­ t OTi’Mh • 1 • *iff garet E. Bower of 2300 Mellonvllle Ave., ia a member of tha first aviation reserve offi­ cer candidate course a t the CAMERA SHOP pre-flight school at the Pens­ 210 S. PARK AVE. acola Naval Air Station, Wieboldt's Business Briefs LAKE MARY Elementary and Seminole High will lmve five and three new teacher, respectively, for the forthcoming hcIiooI year. Lake Mury's new instructors (front, from left) will be Mary Hornsby, Helen Baglcy, Mar)' Talyor, Mary Sewell and Evelyn Boblitt. Seminole's new instructor* (back row, from left) are Muck Blythe, Herman Rozolsky and Norman Lench. (Hernld Photo) PFC. Lavender In Exercises Army Pie. Henry M. Lav­ ender, son of Mr. and Sirs. Jam es 54. Lavender of 121 E. Jinkins Circle and a mem­ ber of the Seventh Infantry Division, participated m Ex­ ercise CAFE, ■ two-day com­ bined firing exercise in Kor­ ea last month. The excrciie stressed the teamwork of ar­ mor, artillery and infantry in tactical aituatkma under ann­ ul* led combat conditiom. Lavender, IB, ia assigned as a rocket launcher in Company H, First Battalion, of the di­ vision'* 17th Infantry, regu­ larly stationed in Korea. He entered the Army in June 1963 at Fort Gordon, Ga., end ia a 1963 graduate of Semin­ Finishes Course Army I*vt. Douglas O. ole High School. Cruce ,son of Sir. and Mra. Leonard IL Cruca of Bier To Okinawa Route, Sanford, has completad David L. Rubb, builder advanced training aa a Hawk third eluaa and ion of LeRoy missile crewman at Fort C. Itubb of 40(1 fjike Blvd., ia Bliss, Texas. Cruce, 20 , enter­ en mute to Okinawa with the ed tha Army last February Naval Mobile Construction end completed basic training Battalion Five. The battalion a t Fort Jackson, S. C. He la a will build roads nnd buildings 1501 graduate of Oviedo High in support «f the Third 51aIfchooL iiue Division ou Okinawa. / PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 18 —Food Fair Stores, Inc. re­ ported record sale# for tha first quarter of the current fiscal year at the annual atoe kb i>ldcri meeting today. Sale* for the 12 weeks end­ ed July 25, 1D04, rose to f 1215,58.1,000 from f 241 AOS,058 In tha similar pet ind a year* ago. Earning* were severely af­ fected Ity a prolonged strike in the Baltimore areu, it was reported hy Samuel Friedland, chairman, and Louis Stein, president. Net income fur this year’s first quarter declined to y 1,428,225 as compared with 182,682,3586 for the same year-ago quarter. Earn­ ings for tha current period are equal, after preferred div­ idends to |.20 per share, against last year's (.36 par share, both calculated on the average number of common sliaies outstanding on July 25, 11X14. Th* Irieh people were con­ verted to Christianity by Saint Patrick. DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES STILL IN EFFECT UNTIL ALL 1964s ARE SOLD! OPEN TONIGHT AND EVERY NtlE IX LOOK! UNTIL ALL 1964 MODELS ARE SOLD. IN N ERSPRIN G M ATTRESS REN O VATIO N (CLOSED SATURDAY NIGHTS) SPECIAL • Cleaning A Processing Felt 0 • Brand New Cover for Matlreo* * 1 4 * • Brand New Insulation where needed ALSO: Nrw Mattresses, Box Springe, Hollywood Bods, Odd Kitr* and King Sis* Bed* Mad* To Order at Factory Prieeat Echols BEDDING CO.. I l l Magnolia At*, Sanford 322-6321 9 HOLLER MOTOR SALES _ ___ ___ _ _ SAN FO RD. FLA. 2nd AND PALMETTO AVE. 322-0711 2505 SO. PARK AVE. 322-0861 J �Longest Show On E arth Bruce Biossat—-Ray Cromley IS THERE N O END TO THIS SEA ? Political Notebook visit the steel corrugntcd hut at Fanmunjom where they can look through open windows to see the long table placed exactly on the truce line. Americans on one side of the table and Communist Koreans and Chin­ ese on the other trade stares and charges day in and day out. Actually, Panmunjom is only one scene in the longest running show of all—the one called the Human Comedy. The longest running show In the world is not a Broadway musical but, of all things, the armistice talks at Penmunjom, Korea. The word "show" la used advised* ly because these negotiations—the longest in history, now going into their 12th year—have become real tourist attractions. Civilians and servicemen on pass, from both North and South Korea, WASHINGTON (NFA) — The major problem I found fn South Viet Nam la the instab­ ility of the Khanh govern­ ment. This instability leads to Indecisiveness. Orders art* given, then changed. Tlnns are made, then altered and a l t e r e d again. Important poata aren't fill­ ed because Gen. Nkuyen Khanh'a government c a n ' t agree on the appointees. Men of small ability remain in high office; first-rate gen­ erals languish in unimportant posts. Field generals and province chief* too frequently are given vague orders or conflicting Inatruction*, I found on my tour of the war area. As a result, the over-nil program for winning the war limps along. In a few spots, the new concepts are being carried out with dispatch. But many bureaucrats, local offi­ cials and local army leader* are marking time, waiting to tee what i* going to happen. Meanwhile, top men in the Khanh government f i g h t among themselves. Some am­ Here’s Cork In Your Eye A West German medical bulletin reports an increasing number of pa­ tients coming to the Berlin Clinic with eye injuries. The cause; pros­ perity. It seems that people in the Bundcsrepublik are getting smacked right and left with corks from cham­ pagne bottles, which are discharged with a force of GO pounds per square inch, four times normal atmospheric pressure. The rise in eye injuries corres­ ponds exactly with nn increase in the consumption of chnmpagne—from two million bottles in 1962 to 70 million in I960. A new clnss of society has grown up, inexperienced in the technique of opening bottles, the bulletin ex­ plains. Care To Join? Undoubtedly the most cggheadish organization in the world is a society cnlled “Mensa." The only qualifica­ tion for joining it is the brains to score higher than 98 per cent of the general population on an intelligence teat. Purpose of Mensa, which has some 6,000 members, chiefly in Bri­ tain and the United States, is to pro­ mote contact between intellectuals and to spark the interchange of ideas on any and all subjects. Chapters in different cities hold regular meet­ ings to bring members and minds to­ gether. Recently, the American branch of the society queried a Inrge number of former members to find out why they hnd let their memberships lapse. The most common reason given was: “Did not like other members." Thought For Today When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into nil the tru th ; for he will not spenk on his own author­ ity. but whatever he hears he will s]>enk, and he will dcclnre to you the things that ure to come.—John 16:13. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Prof. Richardson mentions two good points so you teen* agers must beware lest you become coattail-riders. Many young men use their dad's car as a status sym­ bol and imitate the Prodi­ gal Son's supposed popu­ larity, CASE T-453: Willis Richard­ son is a former college pro­ fessor of E&rlham and Frank­ lin Colleges. •'Dr. Crane." he began, "I a m now retired but serve as pastor of a Friends Church. “ My interest in teen-agers ■till persists, so I wonder If you could outline the psycholo­ gy of money, both as ■ status symbol and also as a proper reward for diligent work." Many young people are de­ luded Into rating their com­ panions on the basis of the brand of automobile the lit tor's dad owns. Or the Country Club mem­ bership and simitar recreation­ al privileges enjoyed. Rut everybody should face up to the terse feet that It Is really your own personality that must carry you through life. Your dad's awanky car cant' make you a self-reliant, pop­ ular person any more thin the Prodigal Son's dad could help him. In that Bible story, you may recall that the Prodigal Son fatUalked his pater out of his share of the Inheritance. Then the Prodigal went to the neighboring metropolis and patronized the night clubs. llhc THOUGHT he was very popular, falling to note that it woe hla dad'e money that Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte springs Mrs. Julia Rartes •18-1111 Bear Lake-Foreet City Mr*. Maryann Miles 838-3878 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-8048 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Mafia 888-8742 DeBary Mrs. Frank White 888-4222 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Haney I88-SI81 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson 311 472* Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Geneve Mra. JoAnn Hays 848-4878 Lake M arr Mrs. Frances Wester 322-4118 Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie Harris 808 8834 MI-4884 Leugwosd Mrs. Donna Estes 838-111? Oateea Mrs. Clarence Snyder 821-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 368-3144 Fri., August 21, 1964 w u r o a a . sianow. b o i t o b u s rta u a a a a r a i S K VOLTOLINB, C S r e s l a tl .a - S t M n l S u M t l JULIAN L. I T i a i T B S U MONBMT ALEXANDRA Associate Editor A d ve rtising I l ir .o to r ■ AHHY I. JOHNSON BOX UBBBN A d v .rtl.lsi M .nsg.r M a n a g in g Editor BJCUNKN S I L U S H C W BOX M A T T T oloerepti E ditor O s n s r s l A dvertising H t n s g s r DOKIS WILLIAMS MAJU UETT K. OTATLETON C l s t s l f ls d D lrsctor ■ ec lstr E ditor DO TT IE AUSTIN JA NIB SMOBMAKEA B u iln s s a M s s a g s r C l t r E d ito r J t O X WELLS r a t a w blln ats cb s n le el l a s t . O e e s t r E ditor BILL VINCBNT. S t a f f P h o to g r a p h e r B o m Delivery lie gUMSUBiraoN MATBS »f D n ls o lo I 'o s s lf All W eek 1 T v er H i l l | T sa r SIS a Mon [lie A f t | M onths M S • M o s th a IS * | Months t as i M e a th l.aa i M e s th C. A P o s ta l K s g u l s t l s i s provide t h a t a ll moll s i i h s c r l y U e u he paid la advance. No p e r t of a » r m aterial, i i w i o r a a v s rt i e i a g , o f this edition nr The Han lord U e r s t d m a r he reproduced In a n y m a n n e r w i t h ­ o u t w r itte n perm issio n of thn p u h l l s h t r nf The HnrnIA Any individual nr firm r ss p e n s lb ls f s r such re production will he considered ns l a t r l s a l n g on T hn Herald's c o p y r ig h t and will he I held IInbln for d a m a g in g under the law. Puhliehnd dally e se sp t | Saturday, Sunday a n d C hristm a s; published S s tu r d s p preeaedlsg • C h ristia n a surrounded him with false friends. For when his purse was em ­ pty, nobody offered him a drink or even a hamburger. In fact, he got a job feeding hogs and hid to eat their fod­ der to keep alive! So beware that your appar­ ent popularity isn't due to your dad's car or your family's Country Club membership! Real popularity arisea from ■ person's ability to pay sin­ cere com pHmenla and a mile and make his comrades feel happy. You can do this without money, for a amllc doesn't demand even the spending of s dime. A lot ot giddy girls may sur­ round the boy with • sports model ear, but they usually want to be able to boast later about riding In such a ma­ chine. It Isn't fondness for the boy that makes them flock around him, but their own selfish van­ ity, which will be Inflated by casually mentioning their fam­ iliarity with this brand of cart Social climbers of all age brackets will thrus affect friendship for celebrities just so they can boast later. At regards money, kids who are given an allowance, are being trained to a false no­ tion of economics. Instead, every erlld should earn his own spending money preferably on the piece work plan. Parents should aet a fair price on certain standard chorea around the bouse, even for kindergarten tout Adjust the work to the child's age and strength. But don't teach children to expet something fur nothing 1 Life makes no allowances for you, so psrenU should real­ ize that fact and quit offering children an allowance. “ Easy go," U the slogan that applies to folks who hive been reared cm gift mooey (allowsncs plan). So tend for my booklet "20 Ways to Earn Spending Mon­ ey," enclosing ■ long stamped, return envelope, plus 20c. ! T ruth-In-Advertising Barbs By Hal Cochran A lot of drastic steps are being taken by little tola with new roller skates. • • • The joker isn't wild In bridge usually just the hubtry. • * * When ■ fellow falls for a girl with expensive tastes he can lose nis balance at the bank. n e e The feminine touch for a Shopping spree makes hubby's wallet look sick. n • n Some men, already too fat, should paai up vacation if it really broadens s person. • n • With young couples, first It's billing and cooing and then bills and slewing. • V I When a check comes back marked “ No Account" it could mean the person who wrote it. n a n Diving Into strange water holes can well knock some sense Into ■ kid's head. federal surveillance and har­ assment are what caused the Advertising Advisory Com­ mittee to submit this pious self-survey to the Commerce Department. There ts a lot here to prove that the adver­ tisers don't eommlt any deli­ berate and outrageous wrongs. But do they take much "pub­ lic responsibility?" Something can be said. 1 suppose, for the incessant huckstering of soap and deo­ dorants. The radio-television commercials on these sut>jocts are horcsome and insult­ ing to the adult mind, but there must be some social gain if people are encouraged to keep themselves cleaner and nasally Inoffensive. Tlie Commerce Department report makes a great ileal over Iho legal staffs whlrh clear advertising copy at latvcr Brothers and Proctor It Gam­ ble, and over the 122 laltoralory workers, Including physi­ cians and other arienlixts w-Iki develop or pass on Revlon ad­ vertising. In a country that la hurting for highly educated specialists to win the Cold War, you can't help but think that useful manpower could lie put to higher purpose. The good that advertising does in the distribution of pro­ ducts and stimulation of com­ petition stands entirely aside, or alxive, the regulatory fac­ tors. It's conceivable that the complete repeal of special legislation, and the holding of advertisera to the standard laws against murder and em ­ bezzling, would release money and talent Into the products, reduce the prices and benefit far more citizens. Newspapers and magazines, it is encouraging to note, atill earn nearly three timea the advertising revenue as do ra ­ dio and television, Indicating that a good many Americans are literate and In no need for absurdities of auditory ami visual huckstering. The media of print has long held to high standards and protects its readers by edi­ torial Integrity. The New York Times will permit a shoemak­ er to boast ol "an" outstanding value in footwaro, hut not “ the'' outstanding value. The New Yorker regularly turns down $100,0011 a year rather than accept Ixigiis or bad-taste claims by manufacturers and retailers. The Reader's Digest won't accept ads for tobac­ co or alcohol, not ticcauic the publishers are prudish but Ik*cause they will not have the magazine's articles tell one story and the ad-ndutnni an­ other. It is probably a safe general­ ization that most newspapers and magazines are masters nf their own shops, whereas It Is notorious that radio-television lives by its advertisers. The big firms whelt buy Iho air­ time are positioned lo take a lot more social rviponalbility than they do. We saw a degrading exam pie of Irresponsibility during the Republican Convention when the Huntley - Brinkley learn went lo great lengths of stage-acting to pretend that their reporter, John Chanccllor, was a victim of news sup­ pression. 1 don't suppose NBC will Ik? cited under the Cali­ fornia truth-in-advertislng ata lutes, hut the network was certainly violating truth, mak­ ing the USA look like a coun try where cops molest rejtort ers—and doing all this for live sake of selling ■ sponsor'# goods. This misrepresentation Is far worse than an ad whlrh gulls a few customers Into a foolish purchase. I'ublic opin­ ion, rather than fedcral-atate regulations, eventually will do the correcting. But the adver Users would lie smart to make a policy of honesty before it become! a necessity. GENERAL % with a drop in the number of Federal employes, the dosing of unnecessary government facilities, and other efficiency programs, we are In the unus­ ual position of showing • “lower'' deficit than originally estimated. Finally a special note on re­ tail sales. Phe advance reports for June shows that aalea maintained the strong May rate, despite two slow weeks. Sales were 8.2 percent above June of 1W3 and almost 14 per­ cent above June of 1B80. The vigorous showing of the retail trades Is but one more proof that we are enjoying the most comprehensive pros­ perity In U. S. history. OVEll 35 YEARS At First * Palmetto (Alongside eld peat efflce) Sanford Furniture Co. • Cnrpetn • Furniture • Tile • Planoe * Rental Reds " COME ON IN... THE WEATHER'S FINE" ELECTRIC ALL ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP ...WITH FLAMELESS ELECTRIC air-conditioning a A doctor aaya that babies need more sleep than their parents, but why do they have to get It while mom or dad ere walking the floor? billion Federal tax cut en­ acted last February coupled with overall prosperity have together meant a gain in the past year of about $MX> in an­ nual Income for a family of four. Taken together, Hie esti­ mated after tax income o( the American people in Hie second quarter ol Uds year was run­ ning about $30 billion above a year earlier. At the same time, tho U. S. has enjoyed unusually stable prices. The wholesale price level Is the same as lt was a year ago and “ lower" Uian lt w it fix years ago. Similarly, consumer prices have remain­ ed stable, up only 1.3 percent In the past year. The Federal deficit for fiscal I9T>4 was down $3.0 billion from tlie estimates made in January, 1003. Tills deficit drop resulted from (II a gain In Federal re­ venue sml (2) a decrease in Federal expenditures. The U, S. government showed an In­ crease in revenue of about $2.5 billion over the estimates made a year ago, Coupled W EATHERT R O N * n e a By Walter W. Ileller President’s Counrll of Economic Advisors While America's current re­ cord-breaking prosperity is common knowledge, we often overlook Its human benefits. This nation's 42 straight months of continuous econ­ omic expansion has meant new jobs, more take-home pay, steady prices, and higher pro­ fits, H has meant personal as well as nstlonal well-being. Today, 1.2 million more peo­ ple hive jobs in the United States titan six months ago. Unemployment is down and Utere are over 2 million more people working today than in 19«0. Average weekly tam ings In manufacturing hit a new high of $lt)3 In May. This is a gain nf $3.74 in 12 months. American businesses large and smalt are reporting re ­ cord profits. This has led to new investment and new high* In Hie Dow-Jones average of stock prices. In Hie past right months alone, the Dow-Jones average rose tin points. Incomes generally have reaefird new levels. The $11 S W H O L E H O U S E H E A T I N G and C O O L I N G A church advertised a pic­ nic with “ Chicken dinner, games, entertainment and P O * T H I S M A L L U T rain." We hope the aun shone brightly. • dered to ’’discourage" any such troop movements. In Saigon, high U. S. offi­ cials have made it clear to South Viet Nam's top Army leaders that the U. S. would consider a coup disastrous in its effort. At the same time, U. S. Ambassador Maxwell Taylor, Deputy Ambassador U. Alexis Johnson, Lt. Gen. William C. Westmoreland ami the heads of the U. S. Information Ogcncy and of the Agency for International Development in South Viet Nam have started meeting regularly with Khanh and his top military, economic and propaganda aides every Friday morning as a sort of Joint war strategy board that will work out tha over-all conduct of the war. This will, it is hoped, giva the war more firm direction from tha top. The coming sharp stepup of U. S. advisers in the prov­ inces nnd with Vietnamese di­ visions, regiments and bat­ talions will mske certain that tha new firm top direction will b« carried out in tha field. U.S. Gains From Aid Holmes Alexander WASHINGTON', D. C. Franklin, a businessman, call­ ed honesty the “ beat policy," and Mencken, a close observer of the human comedy, defined conscience as "the fear some­ body's looking." A letter has come to me from assistant secretary of commerce, James Morton, who commends a study In aelf-regutation by the $12 billion advertising indus­ try. Secretary Morton saya It’s “ ■ algnlficant report on the operation of private en­ terprise In . . . public responalbility." Well, maybe. Historically, ol course, hon­ esty was Invented by business­ men. There la literally nn other method of condurting trade and credit. Indeed, un­ der modem conditions, the advertising industry has to live by “ conscience" because somebody's always “ looking." Among the States, only Alaska, Arkanans, Delaware, Georgia, Mississippi and New Mexico, do not have truth-In-Advorti*Ing laws and, of course, the bitious general try to expand their sphere* of authority. Thera are frequent reports thst a coup la imminent. U. S. government repre­ sentatives here have made up their minds that an overthrow •>f the Khanh government by coup or assassination would l*e disastrous. They are, there­ fore, working on steps to pre­ vent either. U. S. officials are co-oper­ ating with Khanh In tho de­ velopment of personal secur­ ity measures that would make it more difficult for on nssnisin to reach him. They're helping in the reorganization of Ids personal intelligence setup. They have given him advice on the formation of a crack unit of troops to defend Knigon in the event of an at­ tempted coup. U. 8. miliary advisers sta­ tioned through South Viet Nam now carefully watch the movement of Vietnamese field otitiy troops to make certain that none make a sudden drive for Saigon to help put over a roup. These U. S. Army advisers have been or­ TO THELARGEST! WssttorTROH * o 4 ik for at little 100 iquar« faat to larfftt home or commercial Installations, Pumps OUT liMt, humidity in oummar; pumps IN hoot from froth outdoor oir in wintor. Uhs low holl calling to aliminoto ducts, • e m o o il a I f E ° o w n u m ^ INSTALLATION PAYMINTS AS LITTLI AS 120 PH MONTH . . . UP TO «0 MONTHS TO PAY* SANFORD ELECTRIC CO I IB S. 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A T o r r r aa. taw* CEVKBAL T » s m c s c n ttl T om er row'* f a ll m nea make* thla a m o il a r t l e e dap anC H to re a l lp f u n S a p when po u r t r e a t* * ! tarc oa* can com a t h r u a r h l l e t n r the Golden Itula a nd following th e procapta a r t priaclp laa w hich haeo pooeen of v a lue t* m a n k in d to t h a paat. T a k a no rlek* a r p o a can raallp pome a ctopper. A R i a a (M arch n t* April I t ) — IrateeC a f p e r m l t t l r * h t t k l f e ap re to le * f r l a n t o tn r a t a * t o f 7* » r iklh. i h b a ck qu Http a* I H *h facial reC. TMnk Sow to f i l l aim * dearII* ft nan rial p a tt l to a . B u i l t a s email na cteua T i t t t t I (April t * 4* Wap I * ) —L le t e h l h f Altenileelp tn Choe* who Ar* e t p l r t In puhltd mat to rt I* h«*l Wap t* learn, then, t o k l poOHlea MCf* i t o a 't he forced T hill a no* p o u r tim e to le a f, OBMIMI (M ar f t to J a n a I I I —b l i b t f n p p n r la n ltp II open «a p o a to f o r m p f l l a h t p re h le m a and find w a p to a m»ra proapornue a n l h i I p p (If# Ba hroAlwBlhl*!, Srtanda p a e a tho H r I l f r f t thaolp. MBflk r t U L f i t S a (Ju n o 11 t o J a l p H I — I 'lto C Intuttle* f a r u l t l l a to eale# l u r tC M p r o ­ blem )! It I n* na (iroelded peu do n ot r o t t hIII l t iiitlted d l l t d up w ith p ra ctic a l t h ln h ln a . L ater, look V v 4) U Kill tit VlRwltfA: file r * t friend* for now. I M ( J a l p I I to A a f a l l f i t —tonne*) mat hato thl rl#M tloaa far j«a. but l |a ‘t ailelIf I h t o t o h l l l h t a h l f - B M hr ad mil i In* thU, attp nut w tth m l ftlialt. Rntnp (tot toll- ir jjir-a -,"M i' htrh t o l l b M h | i h ) l l j lira* • of tha f l l a t p l a i n , r oaaa h i g h l r - a p L Thl* toe AC to t i e r a h a a l murii fatiAt. U l M ItoftombCP H t l O * . ober I l i a - Aar (arm af ■( ante*. t a t n t p i t o f afa a Ilka tl fit «ta*c pa a M >M t t o a * la p » alp KIAtAla aaBerbaatflla* to w h a te v e r M Meal. Atop b o t a r a anall. R tp to a * p e u ta all. a r o R P l W (O ctober I t la Nova m b e r I I I — B l a a t l fwa l a h * r a re of I m porta nt m a tte r * at t o t a l ( M a t h A p a r t n e r wane* t o oak* f a a D aaw baco e a a t r B l l a a l A t a l a t a l la a ll a f pour a c t t r i m torn T h a t D I M M M pa a t * M l i m i i n ( Nee*at»Or l l ♦a Daaombor t i l — Aootatanca ■rOM Boaal aitocladoa 1* a**!« H e a r m u r k wire t h ln h ln a . if t o a w a a l to aaaaaaliah w koi p e a h a r e ta n l t l O i l to I l f vtcaa n e a t T h ta a t o p m prop. . CAMTIOMI* t Decern her I I 1* «> «> i i a t o f f t l ) — feuewt* a*h*♦»•»*• toA topeB 1 Ilf u barVlfto 11 raa n i l t* D l l rro a t. ar 4 ta b le am to tno (H u rt t a >»i primta] nm. ttm i CSt i S Mi / O t P i t * S-A 1) �Horoscope Forecast (Continued From P a c t S-A) « f f to tn* p lea su re t h a t beekona. A(tt A R i n ( J a n u a r y I t to F e b r u a r y I D — s t a r l i n g out t a r t y to tha o u ta ld t a ctivities t h a t a r a vital to you and kin ta o n ly w h a t la kind a nd ro o d -wlaa. Ba a r o o d friend. I p t a k ' w h t n t a l k l n r a b o u t a aa o d ata a. P iacE i (Fabruary It to M arch I D —D r i p m editation a n d atudy la re q u ire d If ynu a r e to r e t the Idtae t h a t b r l n r more e u r c e ii , h a p p ln te e tn th e f u t u t i . Don't t h i n k you have to r e to f a r - o f f p l a c a a T o u r t o l d ■mine la nearby. t r t o VR c t f i t . D I I ■ o n e TODAY, he o r oha will find It r e la ti v e ly eaay t o c om prehend a ll m odern trends, but the daa lre he re la to become eucceeaful tn w h a t e v e r h a a been welt eetabllahed, orthodox. However, a h a p p y com bination of the two I t th e r i r h t p a th for yo u r e n • t a r p r l e l n c and I n t e l l lr e n t prof*ny- Plant e d u c a tio n a t o n r b o t h llnea for boat poaalble re•ulte. “ The S ta r e Impel, t h e y da a r t earn pel." w h a t y e a w a k e e f y e a r lif e la t a r r e l y a p •• TOUI M o v n t T i A t r i r a T m . taaa * tlE V K S IL T E I D R I C I M i A w o n d e r f u l d a y for you to c o m ­ b in e y o u r overall alm a and a m b l t lo n a w ith a a p e d lie oourae by w hich t h e y can b e ­ come a aucceaaful r e a l it y in y n u r life. Add to your eurr o u n d l n t e w h a t e v e r le c h arm i n s a r lt a t l e or c u l t u r a l a n d you f in d y o u r f u t u r a l Ifa t a k e * on a ddad euecees. A R I F S (M arch I t to April I D — Some lim e apent In th in k I n s a b o u t w h a l you t r u l y w ont a n d then Confldlns tn one who con help you to a t t a i n alma le wlee In a. m. You a r e th in k i n g v e r y clearly. Maka big satna. T A i n t ’S (April IB t o May I D — t f you g e t In touch with ctoeo frlende, ynu find they o r e mor* t h a n anxlo ua to c o m ­ bine t h e i r Ideae a n d talonta w i t h yours. Much t h a t Is p r o ­ f i t a b l e a n d o ultura l c an be •ceom pllehed. Dig up old friend*, too. o b m i m (May I t to f u n s II —Thar* a re m an y e p p o rtu n ltla e for you to gain yo u r a lm s t h r o u g h p ro p e r channete, but you m uet m a k a t h a s f f o r t to s o a f t e r them. Show t h a t you h a v e a b ility. Ba on tho qul viva. SOBW C R IL B R R R (Ju n o II Co J u l y I t ) — OH to naw placea to d ay w hara o t h e r s will gladly give you the chance to loom a h e a d . CorTeepondsnc# may acoompllah a l m o i t aa much If y o u c a n n o t trovat. Oat busy, p re d u cd l LEO ( J u ly I I t o August I t ) — If you a r e c o t n l a a n t of w het lo expected of you by higherupe a n d those a t home, you can n o w he m ore efficient, live m ore harm oniously. F o l l o w y o u r huncheo. I n tu itio n te a c ­ curate. V I R n o ( A u g u s t M te l a p t a m b e r I D — If you aooperste w h o le h e a r te d ly w i t h associates, you find t h a t yo u r a lm a a re f a r s a i l e r lo reach, (let o u t a n d c a l i b r a t e now u n d e r s t a n d ­ i n g a t porno fa v o rite spa. Bo happy. LIRRA (S e p tem b er I t te Octe b t r t l ) — Any d u tle a you muet p e r fo r m sh ould have your s t u m p of a r t i s t r y end m etculo u tn e s s . Show t h a t you can d isc r im in a te . Other* will follow y o u r lead tf you la b o r d ilig e n tly. S r o R P I B (O ctober I I to Nov v m b e r l ! > — By Joining with p e r s o n a whoa* t a l e n ts a r e s i m ­ i la r to yours, ynu can m ak e a n e w a n d l n t i r e a l l n g c a r e e r for yourself. P r o g r e ta quickly. T h e n r u t from all l h a m enta l t e n s io n In p. m. P A O i T T A R i r s (N ovem ber t l t a n e o e m b e r I D — Adding mkre tu ral condition* a bout you m a k e * a good tm praaalon on r i g h t poopta. Plan lo r a g r e a t • r abu n d an c e. W o r k quickly. CAPRICORN (Decem ber I I to J a n u a r y ID — Saoklng vita l d a t a Is a n Integral p a r t of t o . d a y 's w ork, b ut d on't nagteet r e g u l a r d u tie s either. Ret up a p ­ p o i n tm e n ts early. Keep them o n time, buy, sell, etc., with 'vim, a h v a h iu s ( J a i i u m t t l to F e b r u a r y I D — If you apend m or* tim e t o k ln g cor* of your o w n a f fa ir * Instead of t r y in g t o help other* *o much, this r a n b* a vary p r o f i ta b l e day. i n t e r you can ba for mor* genarnu*. Be wise, r Ierica (February !« to M arch *«>— Tog havo tha hum­ i li t y o f tn* tr u ly g r e a t, but It you c o n c e n tr a t e a w h ile n * 1 you f a n m ak e g r e a t strides, f o r w a r d . Know w h a l you want. T h e n aat call lit th« r i g h t dirI F Y O t'R CHII.H IR RBNR TODAY, h* or eh* will b* on* o f those w onde rful people who over w e n t ! t* raid* o l h ara to hie o r he r Ileal. So ba e ura a l e a r l y * * a I h i t *nly (Ha meet e th ic al children a re a bout th a t t h i s w onde rful q u a lity will not woespel." rear What Ilfs lo r*u rnohe l a r g e ly up YOU I C a r r o l l . Itlghtor'S 1M It II h i t F oo rree ccae a s t tkt > 0 U r t l| n Ib f ReiWiow w re a d y . F o r y o u r copy t i ro read •endI yo u r b l r ih d a t* and II to T he ywood I t . California. Hollywood m « t h'nt;: Miami To Build Medical Unit CORAL GABLES (UP!) — Tha Unlveraitg of Miami ThUrid*? it trill uaa k 654,000 grant to build •quip a medical f f lf I f th cility. M il $1,and fa­ Praaldant Hanfjr King Stanford Mid tha federal grant, which muat ba matched t f danatad fundi, la tha largaat In tha hlater? af tha ichMl. Tha tngtiap, from tha U. S. Department of HMlth. Educa­ tion and Walfari, waa part of $29,402,SSI in grants which ware spread tfnofig 40 inatituUwM. rat artman medical daaft tha United Itatea waa lleing »■ • « ! ? " *•**» rdlng t * l h a eaqralopadlA tonics- OUR BOARDING HOUSE Slfr franforh Wrralh Auff. 21. IBM— Pn*a 3-A S T T )E G L A N C E S By Galbraith �H I Adventist Baptist T H I SEVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH C orner 1th * E lm J. U M a r s h a l l ----------- -- P u t o f SERVICES SATURDAY— S a b b a th School -----a m. W o ra h lp se r v ic e _ 11:N a m. W edneaday N ight f r i r w S e r v i c e ------Til* P- m. JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1111 W. P i n t S tr e e t B under School —— 11:01 a m. M orning W orohlp _ 11:00 n. m. Bible B tudr ( S u n d e r ) 1:00 p m. B te n g o lle tlo Bertloo T:00 p. m. Wed. P r a y e r Moot — Tsoo p. m. Bill Blophona .------------P e e le r A' Cordial W elcome to All Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 14*1 P e r k Ava o t 14th SL Rotr. C. C. D oc*. J r . — T u t o r B a n d a r School — »!4» A **• W orohlp Barvle# — 111** a m. E v e n in g W orohlp — T il l p. m. Alliance T ooth Pollew ohlp (Wad.) _ Til* ?• ®m ' y V r Sarvle* — OAKLAW N BAPTIST CHURCH ! T t l C ountry Club Rond gponaorod h r P i n t B aptlat C hurch R o t . R. T. R e r r o t t ___ P oute r B unde r School ... ._ 0:11 a. m. W orohlp r e r t l c o — 11:00 a. ra. T r a in in g Union — 1 : 0 p m. ■ t o n i n g W o r o h l p _B■00 p. m. Wed. P r a y e r Bert. _ 1:10 p. m. t i l l p. " • Assembly Of God P1N ECREST ASSEMBLY O P OOD CHURCH Cor. ITth w 4 Elia K. M. W ilder ----------— Fnotor Sunder School ----- I'-ll *■ tn* M orning Worohlp - »•:»• *- « • ■ t o n i n g Worohlp — I *• P- »* Y outh Sort. (Sun.) - J i M p. m. M id-W eak S o rt. (Wed.) . t i l l p. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST O aneta R a lp h B re w er J r . E ta n g e l l e t Blbfa School - — — 4:ie a. m. M orning W orahlp — 0:10 a. m. K en ln g W o r ih l p 0:11 p. m. Wed. P r a y e r Bertlee 1:10 p- m. C SR T R A t) BAPTIST CHURCH C o r T m h SL * O a k Ata. (Mil Sm ith Sun d a y Sehaal -----*• “ * M o rning W orohlp — UiOO a ra. T r a i n i n g Uunlou - •«*• ► “ ■ c riR S 7 a » s® f= : 8™ ?— ____ " » » ■ - Sun d a y NUtt Broadceet WBSTSIDH BAPTIST I t h SL * P a u l M. Celloy Sunday School MISSIONAHT CHURCH Holly Ato. .----------- P a olor ----- l * * * •- * • M o m l S s W orahlp _ H i l t a pin b c r e b t b a pt ist CHUBCH O nora Road P a a to r — — W illiam J. flues* M orning Worahlp . 11:00 a. mSunday School ------- 0 41 a. ra. T r a i n i n g Union <----- JiJJ P' ">■ ■ t o n i n g W orahlp — V i ! . * Wad. Ofttoero A T aachera M eeting ---------.----- P* ■* Episcopal CHRIST CHURCH C hurc h B tr ta t, Longwood F r . C h a r li e W. g ta w a r t, J r . Vicar Holy Communion _ 1:10 a. m. Barvlca A Sermon _ 1:00 a. m. HOLT CROSS 401 8. P a r k Ava. F r. Laroy D. Soper, R ector Holy Communion ... 1:10 a. ra. F a m ily Service a n d Sunday Bchool 1:00 a. m. M orning P r a y a r IF Ira t S unda y — lto ly Com munion 11:00 a. m. PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST H ighw a y t l Weal Morrla lluhy ____ Kvangallat lllble Cleee ......... 10:00 a. m. M orning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. E t a n l n g Worahlp — 1:00 p. m, Bible claaaoo Wed. „ T:lt p. » • Free Methodist F R E E METHODIST CHURCH C orner 4th SL a n d L aural Ava. Rev. C. E. Anderaon __ P a a to r Telephone: 111*1011 Sunday School __ 1:11 a. m. M orning W orahlp 10:11 a. m. E v en in g W o r a h l p 1:00 p. m. Wad. P r a y e r service 1:10 p. ra. CHURCH OP CHRIST t i l l P a r k A te nua B e rt Brow n — E tangellal Sunday Bible S t u d y -------- 10:00 a. m. M orning W o rih lp — 11:00 a. m. E t a n l n g S a r t le a — Isio p. m. Sea " l l a r a ld of T r u th " 1 p. m. Bun lay on Channel t T u e id a y Ladlee lllhla Claaa - IOi OO a. m. W edneaday Bible C l a a a ----- — 1:10 p. m. Sometimes the future looks black; we can’t Bee a glimmer of light anywhere . . . anil we ask for help without really expecting an answer. Hut we’ro wrong. Even that small word, “help” means that wu have realized our own inadequacy and turned to Something outside ourselves fur guidance. Called, or not called, “God Is an ever-preaont help In trouble." And whenever we aak Him to intervene, our liven are /Hied with new hope and inspiration. He docs not ask US to worry about the future. In fact, He doesn’t Intend us to worry at all. Worry indicates uncertainty and fear, and these have no place in Chris­ tian living. Perhaps you art thinking “That takes greater faith than IT ever have!" But you forget God's help. Perfect trust . . . serene peace of mind . . . these are your birth­ right. And your Church will teach you to attain them. Christian Science ■> ■Ironing W orahlp — liOd p. m. W tdneoday p r a y a r S e r t l c e -------■ HO* p. m- CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United C hurch of Chrlat) P a r k Avenue a t 11th SL 1:00 a. m . ___ Church Bchool 10:00 a. m. _ W orahlp Service 1:10 p. m. _ C h rla lla n T o u th Mini a t r y Rev. W a l l e r A. R. McPharaon. P a a to r Christian Church Of Christ F I R S T CHURCH O P CHRIST SCIENTIST too Real Sarnnd S t r a i t Sunday S a r tle a A Sunday School ...... 11:00 a. m. Subject: "H in d" W edneaday Bartlce _ 1:00 p. m. R a edlna Room: 101 K. PlreL Weekdaya: 10:10 a. m. * 4:10 p. m. F rid a y Evanlugi d ill* DIO p. m. ■ L D C R SPRINOB BAPTIST o l d O rlando Hd. a t H aatar A ta . E H a m ilto n a r l f l l n - P**‘«* S u n d a y Sehoel —■— 0:41 a. m. M orel a s W orahlg — U s H *• m T r a i n i n g Union — dll# p. » ■ t o n i n g W orship — H4» p. ■* CHURCH O P OOD O P P R O FH EC T 1404 E lm Avenue R*v. R o b e rt W e l c h ___ I’a e to r Sunday School ...... ... 1:11 a. m. W orahlp Barvlca —■ 10:11 a. m. E .-.ngalleU o Barr. _ 7:1(1 p. m. W edneaday: Young Paopla V. L. B. Bare. 1:10 p. m. Bible T r a i n i n g Bare 1:00 p m . Congregational F I R S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 140T B. Sanford A to. R- Vernon F uller Sunday School _— 1:41 a. m. M orning W orahlp 14:04 a. m. F I R S T BAPTIST CHURCH 111 P a r k A t t n u o v i . chans# » , P iitW M a m i n s Worohlp — MO a ■■ Sun d a y SHi®®*—— „ M a m i n s Worahlp — “• T r a i n i n g Union — J 10 p. m. ■ t o n i n g W o r ih lp - T il l ► m* W ed. H a y or S a r tle a T ilt p. m. Methodist OENEVA METHODIST CHURCH Rev. W. E. Tlmmo ___ P a e to r Sunday S c h o o l ----- — 1:11 a. m. M orning Service* „ 11:00 a. m. Choir P ra c tice Wad. 1:10 p. m. E very Ona Walcoma. CHURCH O P OOD MISSION K n ttr p r la e — E lioabath St. Sylvoatar W l l l l a m a ------P a a tor Phone I l l - t m Sunday School ____10:00 a. rru W orahlp Barvlca 11:0® a. m. K r a n g a l l a t l c _____ 1:10 p. m. P r a y a r Meeting, Wad. 1:10 p m. B l b l. Study, BaL ___ 1:10 p. m. 1:10 a. m. OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY. I l l Pb. 111*1110 P a o l o r ___ c h o e t o r W. P la n k Sunday School —_ 10:00 a. m. M orning B ertleo _ 11:00 a. m. T r a i n i n g Union _ —. 1:10 p. m. ■ t o n i n g S ortlco — Tito p. ra. Wodnooday Meotlngo: O r g a n l a a t l o n o ___1:10 p. m. Prayar TtlO p. m. C h o i r ____________ 1:10 p. m. Baptist Church Of God Church Of God dmwisM 1*4. U S m AAwWAw BwrU. f ~ . c K u n c i t o r ciod l l n d A French H. C. S m i t h ---------------Pa a tor Sunday School 0:41 a. m. Morning W orahlp — 11:0* a. m. Evangallalla Bart. . 1 : 1 0 p m. Tuaa. P r a y a r Bart. _ 1:10 p. m. T h u n . Y o u a f People E a d o a to g — .i - - H i d p. SL fiunday Deuteronomy 31;1-S Monday Ptalma 48:1-11 Tueaday Paalma 146:1-10 Wedneaday Acta 28:10-29 Thu reday Philippian* 4:8-13 ■ e a n m a i-a im a iM B i Lutheran The Church la tb* grailest factor on earth for thtt liulld* Ing of character and good ritiaenahip. H i l l alorehouatt of spiritual values, Without ■ atrong church, nailhar democracy nor eiriliiatioo can aurvivtt. There are four ■ound raaaona why every peraon should attend aery ire* regularly end eupnort th e church. They are: (I) For hie own aaka. (]) For hie chit* dren'e aake. (.1) For the aaktt of hla community and nation. (4| For the aake of Ihe church ilaelf, which needs hla moral and material ru|if»rt. I l i a to go to church regularly and read your Bible daily. Friday I ThrnulonlsM 8:1-11 GOOD S H E P H E R D LUTHERAN CUUIICK 3100 A Orlando llrlvtt I I * ) . 11*13) Sanford, Flo rid a 111-1111 T h e Rev. J. Gordon F 0 O t J, Pa a tor Sunday B c h o o l ------1:11 a. m. M orning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Com m union—F l r a t Sunday la Each Month KINUE1UJAUTEN AND NURS­ E RY Methodist F I R S T METHODIST CHURCH t i t P a r k Ava. Bav, Robert M. Jenklne. P a a to r M orning Worahlp _ 1:10 p. m. Sunday School ___ 1:15 a. m. Morning W u r a h l p 10:51 a. m. M T F Maatlnga —„ 0:10 p. m. ( I n larm ad la la , Senior) I v a n l n g W orahlp _ 1:10 p. ol Saturday 11 Timothy l:S-ld □ RACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora H i , a t W oodland Ava., Rev. J o h n II. I l lr t a J r.. P a a t o r Church School 0:11 a. m. M orning W orahlp — 11:00 a. m. M T F ----------------------- 1:10 p. m. CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunland Ealatoa Cltrua H atghta Rev. Charlaa D. H ogg „ P a a t o r Church School ___ 1:11 a. m. Morning W o r a h l p _ 11:00 a. ra. M T F -------- ----- ------ 4:11 P. m. Eva. W orahlp ___ 1:10 p. ra. Wad. P r a y e r Service Tit* p.m. F I R S T SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH W oman'* Club Building 101 Oak Av*. D u r w a r d H. K n ig h t Jr., P a a to r Sunday S c h o o l ___ 1:11 a. m. Church 8*rtr1o*_ _ 1:10 p. m. It Nazarene F I R S T CHURCH OF T H E KAZARENV W. In d SL a t Maple Ava. P a u l Blckea — ___— P a a t o r Sunday Bchool — 1:11 g. m. M orning Worahlp — 10:11 a. tn. T o u th i, _______ 1:00 p. ra. T o u n g Adult F a l l o w a h l p _____ ... 0:04 p. ra. The Name* W* Bear E v a n g tlle tlo Service T ift p. m. Mid-W eek Barvlca (Wad.) 1:00 p. ra. T h ird Ounday S ln g ip tr a tlo n _ 1:00 p. ra. F IR S T CHURCH OT T H E NAZARENE Lake Mary, Fla. Rev. W. L. Holcombe, P a a to r Sunday 1:41 a. ra. . — Bible School l t: o o a. m . _M orning W o r ih l p 1:00 p . m . . — E vening Sarvlc* 1:00 p. m. _ Wed. M id-W eek P r a y a r Servlet* 1:00 p. m. Laat Wed. Mlitt* l o n ary Barvlca Pentecostal F IR S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OK LONGWOOD I I I Orange Street Rev. E. R uth G ra n t _ . P a a to r Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp 11:00 a. m. Sunday Evening 1:10 p. in. Wed. Olbla Study « 1:10 p, m. Con'iueror* Meeting F r i d a y ---------------1:1# p. m. Presbyterian F IR S T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, Kla. Oak A v a A I r d SL d r o v e r C. Sewell J r . __ P a a to r E d g a r W. Smith J r . A aeletant P a e to r C hurch School 1:11 a. m. Keeelon Meete ____ 1:11 a. m. M orning W orahlp 10:00 a. m. I'tcmeer Kellowehlp 1:00 p. m. Senior HI Fallowahlp 4:00 p m. E vening W o rih lp _ 1:10 p. m. Wed. P r a y e r Meat __ 1:01 p. m. CHURCH OK T H E COVENANT 1111 South Orlando Drive T h o m ia H. M tkln ____ P a a to r W o r ih l p — —__ __ 1:00 a. m. C hurc h School —_ 10:0# a. on. -The Following: Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHB AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. k Mrs. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees ART BROWN PEST CONTROL EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracsy 4 Employes! SR 48 4 BaardaU HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff ADAMS TRANSFER k STORAGE Phona 822-0225 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SANFORD WELDING 4 FABRICATING OO. BUI Whitly 4 Employs** CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA 4 SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees HARRELL 4 BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. SL, Sanford HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT Rose 4 Wilks Bowman 4 Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff OVIEDO RADIO 4 ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff PERFECTION DAIRIES J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida SMITTY’S SNAPPIN’ TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First 4 French, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. SL, Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning HILL HARDWARE 4 IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 8. Elm PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M* Cameron and Staff LaROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO, INC. SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson end Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida SL J a m a s A . M . I , Sa n fo rd Av a SL Mary'* AM.B. Chureh BL HL 411 Ootaan SL P s u r a M athodlat C h u r o h Oataan RA K ntarprlaa S ta fford Mem orial M athodlat C h u r e h A DaUary Hwy. 4*1, F o ra a t C ity Savanth-day A dvantlat C h u rc A M a itla n d A v a , A ltam o n te S p r in g ! Sanford Sav a n th -d a y Advantlat C hurcA Seventh A E lm -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAFTIST AsUottk kipllet Church. Ovlede Control Bog till Church. l i l t Oak Av*. CkhlsoU Flrat Baptlot Churck Chaluttta Baptlet Mleetoo Bportaaaaa’a Club. Chuluoto Elder Spring* DnptlM Churck, •I# Lotamen M* ... . . First Bnptlat Chgrcb. SI* Fnrk AVtt. Frlendahlp Bsptlet Cborck ttt Allamella Spring* ItL IM, AltomoaU Spring* Firoi Baptlat Church *1 OaBarp First BaptUt Cbarak at aonsva First Baptist Church o* Lake Mery First Bnpllst Church at Lakt Monro* First Baptist Churoh at L o s gw0*4, Car. FHst*BapUstr churoh «t Ovlsda sr,« 5,£ & AV ,w asr FsVest^CHr'Vl *ptl»t Chureh Fouatala Hsad Baptist Church, Ovleds Lara Souths ra Baptist Mlsalas, chulusia Mlsslossry Baptist Church North HA MscoVoots Mission B#pUst Chureh Osh HIU M4. Uslssa ^ eMorsUg OUry BtpUtl Churoh, Oosavs Uwp. ML Olivo M issionary Baptlot Church, Baa Laoda Spring! ltd., Longwood ML Won M lssloaarp BaptloL Sips* Ava. New ML Calvary M issionary Baptlot 1ISS W. I lth SL New Salem Prim itive B aptist Chureh, 1ISS W. I lth SL New ML Siam B aptist Churth. m i poor Av* O ahlaw Baptist 1141 W. Mth SL nhlsw a B aptist Chapat, Chi ' Osteen Ostott* B aptist Churoh Chur* P lh serssl B aptist Churoh. IS! W. Onora M . T rain* Lake B aptist Churoh, Bldg* It A, Fora Park P rogreso M losloaary B a p tis t C huroh. M idway Ssoond Shiloh M issionary B a p tist C hurch, N in th A H ickory ■L Jsm e e M issionary B a p tis t C hureh SIA It A 4 tS O stasa SL P a u l M lsslo aary B a p tis t C hurch, I t h SL SL M o tth tw a M issionary B a p tist Churoh C sn s a n H eight* SL J o h n 's M lsalsuarp B apU pt C hur*A s i s C y p rsss SL T ~ ema pple is B a p tist C hurch. P a lm S pringe BA. Spring .A ltam s m onte o n ts S p rlsg s W sstsld * M lsslo ssry B a p tis t C huroh. 41* a H olly Ava Bia s H e p s B a p tis t C hureh, 111 O range a v a CA TH O U O Church o t Ihs N a tiv ity , L ak e Mery A ll S ouls C a th e tls C huroh, T il O ak A v a ■l A n n 's C a tb a lla C hureh, P e rsh in g P iste . D e n a ry ■L M ary M s s d o lta * C atholic C hurch, M ailla n d A va A ltam o o t* sp rin g * CHRISTIAN F lro t C h rle tla n C hureh. 14*1 L B antord A v a Co n s ra g s lto n n l C h rlattn n C hurch, i to i P a rk Av a N orthalda Ctarlatlnn C hurch, F l o r i d * H av en D r , M aitland CHUBCH O F C H S 1ST C hurch C hurch C hurch C huroh ot ot ot at C hrlaL 1*1* B. P a rk AvA C hrlaL Ganavo C hrlaL Longw ood C hrlaL F o al* CHURCH o r OOD C hurch o f OoA 1*1 H ick o ry C hurch o t OoA US* S. F ra n c k C hurch a t OoA O vlad* EPISCOPAL All S a in ts B plm o p al C hurch S D a k a r / A v o , E n te rp rla e C h rtet Eplooapal C hurch, U- ngw oed All kalo lo Eplecopat, H nltrprle * H oly C ross ■ plaoapsL F o rk A v a a t t t h L U TH ERA N Aeeenaton L uth eran Churoh, Over brook D r , Cneeelberry Oood Shepherd U nited L u th e r s , SIS# A O rlan d o D r. L u th n r u n C hureh e l tho lUdttttmov, 111 W. I l t h Plttott M eaelsh L u th e ra n C h u r t h , AmttHcon L agten lla ll. P r s tr la L a k t, F a rn P a rk SL L u k a s L u tb a ra n C hurch. RL IM S lav ic M ETHOD IST B s r n a tt M em orial M ethod let C hurch, B. D e n a ry A v a , E n ta rp rla * D ear L ake M ttthedlat C hureh Dathal A.M.E. Church. C a o a a n H eight* C a a e a lb a rrr C om m unity M athodlat Churoh, H w y. 11*11 A P lney R idge l t d , C ooeelberry D e n a ry C om m unity M athodlat C hurch W . H ig h la n d ! . D e U e rr Chi l i t M athodlat C hurch lu w ls H d E ltitil F lro t M athodlat C hurch, 41S P a r k Av a P I ra t M athodlat C h u rc h a t O vltdo F re e M athodlat C hureh. ISS W. 4 th SL O aaovu M athodlat C horcA O anavs O ra ea M athodlat C hureh. O n e rs RA O ro o t C hapel A.M.H. C hurcA O vlods O a k g ro v a M athodlat O huroA Ovlad# Oatooo M athodlat C hurch Fool* W aaleyau MalhodleL BL dd W. a t PoeLn MASAREKB O T H E R CHURCHES F I ra t C hurc k *f th * NaaaranA W. I n d n t Maple , _ Far* P a rk C hurc k a t th * NcsereoA O’Brien RA. F * m F o r k Lake Mott Churth a t th* Nanaran* Allan's A M R. C hurcA Olivo * I l t h C hurch a t Ood la ChrlaL Oviedo C b u lu ata C om m unity Chureh Church of Ood of Prophecy, t i l l B lm A v a Chureh o t God Mlaalon. E nta rprla * Church of Jaou* Chrlat of L a t t e r Day SalatA t i l l P o r k A v a Com munity Chapel. Alternant* Spring* E a a la r n O rthodox ChurcA BL John* C h ry aoalom Chapat, Hwy. 11-13, r * n , p a r k C o n g re g atio n Doth lara tl, i l t h A M a gnolia F lr o t Churoh of ChrlaL SclanUaL «•* A t n d SL K ingdom Hall or Johovah** Wltnoaa L a k e Monro* UntL l i l t W. T h ir d SL F lr p t Pen toco* to I c h u r c h of L nogwood ML Olivo UollnoM ChurcA O a k Hill R A Ootaan P la a c r a a t Assembly a t Gad. Ilth * Blm Sa n fo rd Alliance ChurcA t i l l S P a r k A v a Sa n fo rd C o n g re g atio n o t J s h a v a h 'a W itceases, l i t Sanford A v a T he Salvation Army, 314 E I n d SL Unity C hurc h a t Sanford. I l l E Lai BA FRBSBTTBRIAM C om m unity F r o o h y to r U n Church. L ake Mary F l r a t Prnohytorlnn Churoh, Oak A va *F lr o,r* »t* t P r e e b y te r ta n t _ C h u rc A Caaaalbarry F l r a t P ra a b y to r l s n C hurch of D enary, E. H ig h lan d P ra a b y ta rla n C h uroh a t T h* C ovenant m i A O rlando D r. SL Andrawa P ra a b y ta r la n Church f i l l Lan* n a s i Bch. D r , Boar L ake l>peala Com m unity P ra e b y ta r la n ChurcA V p i t l i Ad. W aa tm ln ta tar P ra a b y ta rla * C hurcA H ow ell FarA RL 41* BBVBNTH DAT ADVENTIST F o r e s t L ake S a v a n th -d a y AdvAntlat ChurcA �Cleo's 140-Mile Wind Aimed At Jamaica V C lO < * Bob Doyle, director of the E ast Central Florida Plan­ ning Council, hung a label on Highway 1 that probably will j o l t ownen of business along the heavily-traveled highway. Doyle say* the route ia conaidered one of "the ugli­ est in the United States." And Doyle didn't atop there. He aald the Ornnge Blossom Trail is "rapidly becoming so.” Appears some officials build a brisk roadway to move tra f­ fic and then allow business to locate on both sides of it to slow it down. However, the interstates and turnpikes rccognire this factor and you'll notice the clear sailing on all of them. • • • T Sgt. and Mrs. Dewey MeElereath of Longwood are singing praise for Deputies Bice nnd Charles Cocknync for their prompt action Inst week in recovering their sta­ tion wagon which was stolen a t 6:30 p.m. from In front of Eckards Drug Store In Sem­ inole Plaza. Two hours after the theft, the McElereaths re­ ceived word their wagon had been located on North Street in Altamonte Springs. • • • A campaign against pollu­ tion on the inland waterways and in the harbora was launch­ ed last week by the American Waterways Operators Inc. The kickoff was signalled by dis­ tribution of an Inland Water­ ways Operators pollution man­ ual and the first of a series of posters. The manunl is a handbook reminder to tow­ boat, tug and barge personnel to help them take necessary precautions to control pollu­ tion during cargo loading, dsicharging and transfer op­ erations. • • e New construction lending In July by the 133 stvings and loan associations in Florida totaled $33,609,000 which was a record amount for the month. These construction loans accounted for the fi­ nancing of 2,609 new dwelling nnita for families in Florida. • • • The first fall meeting of the SeminoIe-DeBary Division of the Florida Heart Associa­ tion will be held Tuesday at Bose and Wilk'a Hestaurant a t 8 p. m. Plans for the com­ ing year will be formulated a t that time, Merle Warner, aecretary, reporta. e e • Casselberry's Town Council goes back Into session tonight to complete a meeting It is continuing from Aug. 10. The session will get under way at 7:30 p.m., according to Town Clerk Mary Hawthorne. • • • From the mailbag to Dottle Austin, city editor of The Herald: "I wish to take till* opportunity to express for the boys and girls committee of the Kiwanis Club, our appreci­ ation for the very excellent and timely coverage you gave u i In connection with the 'Kids Day' program." A »oothing halm to all scribes. The letter was signed by John W. Wilson, committee chair­ man. • • • Seminole County's Health Department director, advises that school personnel, nursing home operators and employes, food handlers, beauticians and teachers may get free chest X-rays for health cards and other purposes Wednes­ day, Thursday and Friday of this week at the health cen­ ter, 900 French Ave. The mo­ bile X-ray unit, provided by the State Board of Health, will be open from 10 a.m. un­ til I p.m. and from 3 until 6 p.m. Wednesday and Thurs­ day, and from 9 a.m. until noon and from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m on Friday. H erald Index A b b y ............... ....... . Page 9 Bridge ____________ Page 9 C laia ifed __________ Page It Comic* ........................ Page 10 Editorial ___________ Page 4 Funerals _________ Page 2 Horoscope — . Page 10 Society __ Page 8 S p o rts_____________ Page 6 TV Program* ..... Page 9 4 We The Women .. ..- Page 0 Civil Rights Plank OK'd Island Due To Be Hit Late Tonight Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” 0 a u fn rit Zip Code 32771 * SAN JUAN. P. R. (U P I)— ATLANTIC CITY (UFI) — trying to resolve a convention Hurricane Cleo, leaving 14 WEATHER: Fnir through Tuesday except for scattered showers in afternoon; high today 90-94; low tonight in high 70s. Democratic platform drafters fight over the Alabama and deail and mounting damage in approved unanimously a plank Mississippi delegations and VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 262 Guadeloupe, raked the south­ today asserting that the new avert a split which could only ern roast of Hispaniola today civil rights law "deserves and help the Republicans in Nov­ and aimed 140 mile an hour requires full observance by ember. winds s t Jamaica. The party was all set to every American and a fair, The roast of the Dominican effective enforcement If there nominate Lyndon B. Johnson) Republic received a glancing is any default." for President and his still un-! striko front the small but announced choice for running They then went on to other violent hurricane when the sections of the party docu­ mate, whoever he may lie. center passed 40 miles off­ ment, including an anti-extre­ That will come on Wednes­ Septuplets Dead shore. But ths southwest mist plank denouncing by day night. UPPSALA, Sweden (UPI) peninsuln of Haiti took • name the Communist party, But the controversy over —A 30-year-old woman re­ pounding from the winds, tonseating the two Southern dele­ the Ku Klux Ktan and the cently gave birth to still-born rcntiul ruins and storm tides. gations was a blow to party John Birch Society. SAIGON, Viet Nam (U P D septuplets, Uppsala Univer­ The weather bureau warn­ The civil rights plank was harmony and officials hoped Howling mobs of anti-govern­ sity hospital said today. ed Jamaica th a t ths hurri­ it could be settled before the described as acceptable to ment rioters today stormed cane, first of the season, was delegates from both the North opening gavel falls at 7:30 p through at least four of South Rains H urt expected to pas* over the Is­ m. EST in Atlantic City's and South. It declared: HOUSTON (UPI) — Week­ land late tonight and TucsViet Nam’s biggest cities and mammoth Convention Hall. "We re affirm our belief that ] Under a decision made Sun­ end showers nnd the threat of duy morning. lawless disregard for the rights' day by the credentials com­ stoned a M e l where 5oo of Southeastern Cuba was ex­ more rain today has crippled of others is wrong—whether, mittee. the Alabama delega­ the U. S troops helping fight this city's war on an epidemic pected to escape the brunt of used to deny equal rights or tion could take Its seats by the anti Comunist war are bil­ of aleeping sickness. hurricane winds but ths Ha­ to obtain equal rights. vana weather burenu warnrd taking a loyalty oath to sup­ leted. PARTICIPATING IN EFFORTS to organize a Seminolo County Hu­ "We cannot and will not tol­ port the national ticket in Tlic American Gl’s took by radio today that residents Cypriots Say No mane Society Saturday were (from left) Mrs. Ruth Gottlieb, a director erate lawlessness. . ." November against the OOP's shelter behind the smashed NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — of southern Orients Provinca of the American Humane Association nnd immediate past president of Meanwhile, the party was Barry M. Goldwater and Wil­ windows of their rooms in The Greek Cypriot* havo re­ should take precautions. Pre­ the Florida Association of Humane Societies, R. T. Johnson of Sanford, Ihp rity of Da Nang while stu­ liam E. Miller. jected “ Knosis"—the idea of mier Fidel Castro ordered and Miss Edith Swcetzcr, president of the DcLnmi Humane Society. dent-led mobs battled with Ho­ But most of the Alabamans union with Greece—ns n toisis many farm families moved rrfused on the ground that man Catholic villagers armed for a solution to tho fighting out of low-lying arras along the southeastern roast of they should not be asked to with guns and hand grenades. on Cyprus. Cuba. take a pledge not demanded of Crowds of demonstrators estimated at more than 13,all delegations. Typhoon Kills 2*1 Cleo's renter was passing An Alabama delegate, Earl ooo person* surged through TOKYO (UPI) — Japan's just south of tho southwest Mr*. Gottlieb, now an hon­ laws which are now being en­ First steps In organizing a Goodwin, said members of the rity strreU as a nationwide first typhoon of the fall sen- peninsula of Haiti this after­ group will take their seats at wave of anti-government law­ county-wide humane society orary president of the Florida forced In various cities and son slashed ncrosa the south­ noon. Forecasters predicted It tonight's opening session of the lessness threatened to boil were taken here Saturday. It. Federation nnd also a director counties, Mrs. Gottlieb re­ ernmost island of Kyushu to­ would pass about 40 milea T. Johnson of .Sanford conduct­ of the American Humane Asso­ plied: "I certainly do. It'* not NEW YORK (UP1) - lie- convention but will leave if over Into religious warfare. south of Lea Csycs, Haiti, Ten thousand Buddhists bur­ ed a meeting of interested ciation. said that in Florida only good for the protection day and killed 24 persons in near the western tip of tho publican presidential candidate they are refused full standing, drowning! and landslidea. IJarry M. Goldwater flew here lie said they would not stay in ned Homan Catholic stores Seminole citizens and Mrs. only IS of llic state's 67 coun­ of the people anil property but peninsuln, about 6 p. m. EST. it's also a protection for the today to mend fences with the hall if "they don't want ami h o u s e s in Die coas­ Ruth Gottlieb of Pensacola, ties have a dog ordinance. The center was located a t tal city of Qui Nlion, battering the Immediate past president eastern business leaders and us." Asked if she upprou-d leash animats. Dogs," she said, Bitten By Snake 11 a. in. (EST) about 00 MIAMI (UPI) — A snake miles south-southwest of Port "slkiuld not Ik* permitted to left angry pressmen behind at Hardin also predicted "a their victims with clubs and of the Florida Federation of roam the streots any more handler, William Haust, 62, Au Prince, Haiti, near latitude the barricades. vast majority" of the dele­ sending scores of persons to Humane Societies, explained who built up an immunity to 1.2, north longitude 72.0 west. than children." how to get llic group establish­ Police and Goldwater aides gates who voted 33-3 against hospitals. Johnson said that once a Id­ the bite of deadly cobras, This waa about 270 milea onst kept reporters and photograph­ the pledge Sunday are now Students headed a inoh of ed. eal society was established, was in serious condition to­ of Kingston, Jamaica. Cleo ers behind barricades at La willing to sign it. He said the 4,000 to 5,000 rioters who Mrs, Gottlieb was assisted roared through the ulil imper­ "We will need a full time em ­ day after being struck by a wan holding on a course boGaurdia Airport when Gold- delegation was under pressure by Mrs. Editli Sweetser, presi­ ploye nnd part time adminis­ western moccasin in front of tween west and west-northwater's private plane touched from other Southerners to stay- ial capital of Hue, overturn­ dent of the Dcl.and Humane ing desks and furniture and in the convention to preserve trative help. Our one employe about 60 tourlsU Sunday. down after a Pisht from Wash­ Society. The Board or County Com­ west at a slightly reduced both Southern and party unity. acting it afire while police ington "Our purpose," said John missioners will convene at 9 would tie salaried hut admin­ speed of 14 milea an hour. The one question that Gold- "I feel," Hardin said, "that outside directed traffic and son, is to obtain the necessary- a. in. Tuesday for ita bi­ istrative work could tie car­ LBJ Win Seen Cleo'a progress recalled tho ried on with volunteer personTAMPA (U PI) — Rutledge laittoring water answered was whether I have resisted up to the point refused to Interfere. land and funds to construct a hurricane Flora II. Pearson, president of the gave Haiti, Cuba and Jamaica he planned to see Mrs. Claire where it is pointless to resist." shelter. Meanwhile," he udd- monthly meeting. Chairman neL" Temporary officers were Florida Conference of the Inst year. That Storm isolated Booth Luce, who refused his The Mississippi ease was more «J. "we will lie tccMof to ob­ James P. Avery aald this telephone request last week to complicated inasmuch as i, Shot A c a l T y tain mcmbersh.pt ia tm* or­ ■i&nlug that As -*r aa 1 nat.?-d along with a nominal NAACP, told Negrons huio the southwestern Haiti penlngive up her plans for the sena­ involved a seating contest be­ Hubert K. Avcrctt of 8J0 Ro­ ganization and to arrange a know there'* nothing on the lag commute#. A* loon as the Sunday they could swing aula fur weeks and killed aa torial candidacy on the ticket tween an all-white regular salia Dr. was treated at Sem­ feasible arreement with city agenda other than routine committee Is ready to make Florida over to tho Democrats estimated 4,000 persons. Ita report another meeting of and President Johnson in the of the Conservative party of party delegation and a pre­ inole Memorial Hospital Sun­ ami county authorities to en­ matters." Flora also killed an esti­ dominantly Negro Mississippi day a f t e r lie accidentally force the Sanford dog ordin­ Two public hearings upon interested person* will lie held November elections. New York. mated 2,000 persons In south­ "N’o-o-o-," ahouted Goldwa­ Freedom Democratic party dropped a .22 pistol and the ance an I any wishes the Coun­ which action was tabled at Die to elect officers and set up a eastern Cuba before moving group. pellet entered ids left leg. ty may have in tM* area." ter. | last meeting, will tie continued. program. Held In Slaying into tho Atlantic, Although MIAMI (UPI)—A slightly- Jamulru was an the southern built Jamaican seaman, Lloyd "weak* ’aide of Flora, flash for 11 Ashley Guff, 26, was held floods accounted without lx>nd Monday on deuths and $12 million In charges of murdering a pol­ property damage. iceman and a guard in front the Rea" which appears in the Atlantic nnd Gulf Intrurouetnl sugnr, fish, oysters, coni, Iron, pose little threat to the craft various kind of craft and of horrified travelers at By Julian Stenslrnm hustling Minml International August issue of "Southern Waterway. Assoriate Editor steel, tobnreo nnd so on. that transport this vitnt their crews. Airport terminal. "Because of tho heavy traf­ Telephone News,"—published “ Along the Atlantic Coast "Up uml down tho Gulf commerce, for tho waterway "Restaurants, a l e a p i n g fic tha w a t e r w a y bears by Thu Southern Bell Tele- section, from North Carolina portion of the cannl, reflect­ to Florida," writes Montgom­ ing tlie resource! of Hint re­ at nil times offeis them a quarters, gas stutions coupled Russia W arned throughout the year, a great phono Company. Montgomery traces what ho ery, “the diversu nature of gion, move endlrae ‘town,* shelter passage to uml from with n wide vnriety of other deat of commercial activity, MOSCOW (UPI) — The City Commissioners wi l l furilillrs uml services arc of­ United Slates, Britain and which gives employment to rails tho "grand canal" nil tho cargoes, ns well ns their consisting pilnrlpnlly of crudu their ports of mil. consider 26 vacant buildings "Such uctlvity," Montgom­ fered at somo of tho stop­ Franca told the Russians to­ thousands, hua sprung up the way from tho Virginia volume, Is little short of nil , . , sulphur, shell, iron for condemnation at 8 p.m. to­ along Its shores," writes lino to the boundary of old nninzing. These run from sand, nnd steel, cement, suit, rice, ery continues, "u-milly takes over points. day they will have to bear day in City Hall and hear a Mexico. He rails It "A great the form of some sort of ter­ rook, gravel, sing, pulpwnod, industrial rhrmienls, and a the responsibility for the Frank A. Montgomery Jr., "Many of tho more elabor­ request from Argcnia P. Con­ minal, or yacht basin, equip­ ate marinas hnvu berthing "consequences" tf Uiey Inter­ stantine fur an extension of author of an extensive article ami sheltered sea-level cannl," paper, lumber, fertilizer ma­ multitude of others. "Storm winds and waters ped to serve the needs of the spnrea for several hundred fere with International flights lime on two condemned struc­ entitled “Waterways Along and its betten known as the terials und automobiles to boats, ami voyngetirs upon in the Berlin air corridor, the ture* belonging to her. tha wnterway will find when American embassy announced. Thu Commissioners will also stopping at these "shopping consider recommended chang­ centers" . . . are equipped to Legion For Congo es and additioni for adoption satisfy their every need." LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ of part three, of tho Southern Montgomery goes on to go (U PI)—A "foreign le­ Standard Building code, con­ any, "In some res|>oots, tho gion" type of fighting unit cerning plumbing. waterway’s similarity to land- made up of veteran white sol­ Commissioners are expect­ bound niterips of travel is diers is being formed to help ed to authorize Bill Hutchison, crush the Communist-led re­ rity attorney, to prepare an strikingly apparent. "For the hunter, the fish­ bellion against Premier Muiso ordinance for adoption of the erman, or the picniker tho TshomUd* central Congolese 1961-63 budget; consider rec­ waterway offers rhuiru s|n>ts government, it was learned ommendations of tho Zoning to indulge his fancy. . . . As reliably today. and Planning CominDilon. a result, numerous attractive r e s o r t communities h a v e sprung up in suc-h places, anil their number is constantly In­ ONE WEEK creasing. l e n n e u f ONLY! With the completion of the AUMtyS 8 M T QUALITY m cross state barge canal and the Kanfurd-Titiisvillo canal It seems that Sanford will huve its golden opportunity to be­ come onu of the finest inland water resort communities in Florida—that is if Sanford will offer to the pleasure boatman facilities they need. The answer could be Die realization of the proposed marina and allied facilities along with tbs projected |iort terminal. If Sanford doesn't support these projects and take ad­ vantage of this new trend in recreation and transportation, ita children might eomoday stand on tha banks of l,ake Monroe slid only be abel to admire the hundreds of pleas­ ure craft and bargest ply the river to marinas and ports in reg 2.98 NOW other locations. On the other hand, Sanford tan sy 's own olwcyi a great key! 0 onerous art* could br-come what no other neat plackets, smart buttons, moral Choose from crisp city in the stats could claim cotton oafordi, soft Pima cottons, wash-and-woar Do o m * to lie—Florida’s only inland THIS WATERWAY "fillitur station” at Fort Lauderdale is motel, restaurant and shopping facilities os well as fuel and polyester and coftonil Roll sleeved Preach cvHW marine shopping center. one of the muny marinas which have spring up to provide oil for boutmen. m w A... Mobs Storm Four South Viet Towns Goldwaler In New York To Woo Business BRIEFS Humane Society Being Formed County Board To Meel Tomorrow Inland Waterways Attract Industry, Make Jobs City Commission Meets Tonight special group of Lady Towncraft® shirts 2 for *5 � 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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LAD T! G i l u k t i taught • lesson by this rotafltottoM trick. I k m d m ) tkto principle with g n a t n « M i fo r J W I tad kart suffered m low o f friend*. ELIZABETH DEAE ELIZABETH: T o w "o j a f or — «yo u 4 M L I ir a t o o tk * system I By Oswald Jacoby tooth. I prefer tho "checkturning” technique, only o f. tor tho forthright 'co m * , right • out - and • toll • thorn" aothod haa failed. ip x c m i o t r A M f L OOUBHCknDt M f J A L C P f/ y into the world o f action. « Hahn out-of-town cello that can bn helpful, also. Bo dy* < namici MOON CHILDEEN (Jena 33 to July tl> L ow detibar*lion and mom honaoty will : gain yon tho romantic laterart you deeire. Then yon can giro tzp m eion to tho fine artistic idaoo yon have. Comawretollw on thorn. LEO (J d y 13 to Augnrt t l ) I f yon go out to a th em * Ing spot with an Intorenting H O O P O R N A M E N T /, aieociato, you can exehang* Idaao and got good remits. Later, got bite n u tter o f pol­ icy with others around. Bo haete leave a woman lota of Interested in them. V1BCO (August S3 to Sep­ time to repeat to leisure. Re­ tember 33) Any mochaniama grets often follow such reek you need to mako own work remarks aa: •TU show him ho can't treat more w ay and sfftetont should ma like that sod gat away be invested in right now. Lis­ with i t ” ten to suggestions o f <o" I thought I ought to toll workera. They m ay appear you lor your own good." strange, but may bo workn" I f a child of mine ever ha(T H A «W A B H O TH IfA S bit. hived Uhw that, 1 know what Heft eA fB n o * M gxxygr L IB IA (September St to I'd do." B G C M xe& a m n w October S3) Hoving fun to "Just drop to any time.1* oH eoH eeocN b eH oe. very Important now, ao got "After aB, It's too good g work dono quickly, then drwa bargain to pais up.” nicely and go - go - got This "1 really shouldn’t repast could alto bring fine contacts into your life. Be happy, ■milt. SCORPIO (October S3 to November SI) Buying sew pieces o f furniture, and add­ TV Time critics preview The etory to familiar, saved ing eomlorta to own apart­ ment or house to fine today. coming television shown by by the acting o f Jams* GregTaka time to back projects o f attending rehearsals, watch- ory. Ho plays a reformed screenings, analysing gunman who haa buried hto others. Be eure they are of a Ing scripts In New York and Hol­ reputation with hto name sad practical nature. SAGITTARIUS (November lywood. Hero art their pro- Joined the drovers. When roeorganised and challenged, ho SS to December S I) Impreae views for today: 9-9 p. m. (CBS) Bawhldc. tries to avoid tho fig h t Ha those about yoa with your "Incident at Crooked Hat.” cannot and ahoota down hto ■portal talents, even though they think you are Just In the work-a-day class. Don’t bo taken for granted. Make a name tor yourself. 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Tho field o f science (I) Woko-up Morloo would bo fine fo r thin prob­ f:M (I) Looal Mow* Wea­ ther ing, Intelligent mind. l:to (4) Caputs Kaugsrct T h e Stars hapoL they 1:11 (I) Wnnthor, Mow* t i l l (It Canoes# do art coaipoL” What you l:H (I) Todor mako of yoar Ufa la torgo(•) Oortoowvva* 19* (1) Diverse Ceert ty « n to YOUI (*) Reaper Roe* Carroll Rtghtar’ a Individual (It KsoroU* Ns W sasa 1:11 (It Csrtssas Forecast for your sign for L it (01 Reaper Room October to now ready. For lt:*S (II Hoke Rooa Nr your copy tend your birthdata and 11.00 to Carroll lig h ter Forecast (The Senford Herald), Boa 1911, Hol­ lywood 39, California. Wa IPTWOTEfe CNP7HIN0 TWATAWK65 HG LAUGH,.. South had certainly drawn g diagram tor Weet by bidding gpadao, heaita and Blackwood. Had Sooth really wanted to not scionco, ho eooM hare hid a il * e d w h m y m o f aowral daeepUvo maaaon. Tho alaplo am would hart bom to have bid thrae elubo toataad of throe bearto and then uao Blackwood altar hla partner jumped to four apodea. Altar thla aerie* of bids it would have taken a clairvoyant la tho Wart mat to Had the dub toad. JhaWoman NO...OSY A m v WEAPON (TEAJt lUWra, 6 fUl-P LIKE s _ THAT- -MtSSCAKftA m in t* atrtoAU. — M rs to A £• RteoACtO 7 AUAM M + 7 NOH-tNSJ h CARY— k Troubled t Write to AB­ BY, Box 69700, Loe Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stomped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. antagonist, giving the people lynch fever. Erie Fleming atom. 9:30-9:30 p. m. (NBC) Dr. Kildsra. *Tyger-Tyger." Fart Two o f this ill-fated romance, which poses the question: Can a handsome yeuag doc­ tor with hit recordings find peace and contentment la the love o f a madcap surfing en­ thusiast subject to epileptic Misurost If this were a movie, Dr. Kildare would probably renounce hto profes­ sion and become a beach­ comber, hut aa TV to mare attuned to reality, ho tries to cure hto girt Yvette Mlmleux continue* to give a powerful performance as the epileptic and bar efforts make the hour worth watching. 9-9:30 p. m. (ABC) 1 , Dar­ rin, Take This Witch Saman­ tha." If the opening episode to any gauge, this promises to bo a delightful aerie*. It delve# into the problem o f what happens when a normal, red-blooded advertising exec­ utive marries a lovely girl who turn* out to ho a genuine witch. Dick York plays tho harrassed husband with Elis­ abeth Montgomery a sheer Joy as tit# young bride who's trying desperately to kick the habit o f using her eupernatoral power—end aa long aa this earlas survives, you know sha never will. Rounding out the splendid regular cart to Ague* Moonhead, tho old r ik k , aa the world’s greatest supernatural mother - la - tow. It'a surprisingly easy to ac­ COCKTAIL LOUNGB Hwy. 17-93 Jart Boatk af Sanford ) 1 ---- — ^ssaez { 1[ II ‘ 11 DEAE A^BT i A bort a year ago I noticed a wall between n o and n y hnohand that I eould net penotrato. 1 don’t know whan It started, or why, but I could a rt roach him, ao I turned to a alnglo man to talk n y problama over with. It ondod up with this man bogging mo to di/orco my huaband and marry H a . % didn’t intend for ft to hop. pan thla way, Abby boeauao I think I (till loro my hua­ band. Tho alnglo man ia r*ry poraiatant I made my mlatako whan 1 told him I lorod him, bnt I only did It boeauao I waa emotionally upwt about my huaband. How do I got out o f thla IN A HESS DEAR IN; Tell the single man that you atill lore your husband and you regret ev­ er becoming involved with another man. And If tho "w all* between you and your huaband to atiU there, read the handwriting on it, and consult your clergy­ man or a marriage counsel, lor fo r some objective and profession*! h*lp. T V Time Previews l « A F or Abby’a booklet, "How To Rave A Lovely Wed­ ding,” aend 60 cento to Ab­ by, Box €9700, Loe Angeles, Calif. • ji 4 TV RENTAL • Balsa • Service Seminole TV FA 3-4939 Zenith Color TY Salto M M gaaferd Avo. I t ' \ M V \ i l r\ r f HIUI IN T HI A I R <> > I 0 �^ »»y»» Seminole County a * * * on the S t Johns River * • * • "The Nile of America” H a n fo r d f o r a l i .S R 3 tip Coda 8*771 | WEATHER: Fair through Saturday; high today In middle 80a; low tonight in 60a. VOL. 56 What do you do when the boas rushes out of his offlca and asks: How many amend­ ment! are there to the Consti­ tution and what does the last one provide? You pick up th* telephone and call South Seminole Jun­ ior High School and ask for Guy Strickland. But ha’s In class and you aak Mrs. Joans Rowe, the cities teacher. She answers: "There are 24 and tha last one, ratified Jan. 23, IBM, provides that there shall be no poll tax as i voting requirement." How about that! Did you know? • • • The Henry Sheldon (tenfold Memorial Library will bow be open from 2 to S p.m. on Tuesdays as well as Thurs­ days and Saturdays, • • • “ Never have I seen a com­ munity extend aa warm a wel­ come as did Sanford and Sem* inole County to the "Bats” ol VAH-13.” • • • Probably one of the most cherished letters the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce has received eontslns that sentence. The writer ii Cdr. C. V. Notts, commanding offi­ cer of Sanford's newest squad­ ron. • • • “ I understand much, U not most, of the credit belongs to y o u r outstanding Seminole County Chamher o f Com­ merce,” the letter continues. The booklets, maps and infor­ mation sheet* provided tha foundation for a smooth ad­ justment to our new environ­ ment. And t h e 'Welcome Home’ sign across First Street was heart-warming — a real morale booster." • • • The letter concluded with a personal not* to John Krider, Chamber executive manager: “ Thank yog, Mr. Krider, for all your efforts.' Please count u* among the proudest citiitaa o f this friendly, progress­ ive community." • • • We plead guilty to a small error in Wednesday’s atory on the waterfront development engineering survey. Test bor­ ings of the lake bottom will rot cost 11,000 each, but three for ll.ooo, approximately. We misunderstood Pete Knowles and caused him to get several phone calls from commission­ ers. Our apologies. Borings may not be necessary, any­ how. • • • Someone cams in the office the other day with a corny story. We don't recall exactly what it was but it did remind us of the corniest story ever told: A colonel by the name ol Corn married a young lady by the name of Cobb. A few years liter along came a little nubbin. They dressed him up in silks and tassels and every­ body stalked by and said “ Shucks." • • • Tha J.C. Penney'a Company expects to open its new store in the southern part of the city next Feb. 4—tha first Thursday of that month, ac­ cording to the local manager, Charles Robinson. He said work is progressing rapidly on the bright new building and ‘*we expect to have tha key to It by this November.” e e e Robinson adds that he ex­ pects to start hiring store personnel sometime in Decem­ ber so that all will be ready when the grand opening tar­ get data is reached. • • e Sign on a new constructed school wall: “ This is a par­ tition, not a petition. No signatures required." O N LY Days Left To Register For General Election United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 KRL, SEPTEMBER 18, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. tSI Gladys Holding Steady W esterly Course Toward Eastern Seaboard LEADING THE 8H8 SEMINOLES into the opening content of the 1964 grid campaign tonight at Titusville will be co-Captains (from left) Ron­ nie Hinnon, Dave Noell and Joe Farlesn. All three, returning lettermen, •re veteran members of the Tribe. Hinson is • quarterback, Noell • tackle •nd Farless a guard. (Herald Photo) South Atlantic Coast Advised To Be Alert Board Offers Lake Kathryn Full Coverage Avery Answers Of Grid Games Flood Relief Swofford On Drainage By Jalian Stenstrom Aaeoelate Editor “ I f I had been living In a town for 30 years and was its mayor and knew no mors than was indicated by certain com­ ments being made,” laid Coun­ ty Commission Chairman James Avery, " I would keep my mouth shut and attempt to become mors literate in the results o f the town's draining problems.” Avery made his statement to The Herald today In ref­ erence to remarks made by Mayor Lawrence Swofford of Altamonte Springs during tha town’s council meeting Wednesday night. L. T, Bryan o f Altamonte stated that Arery ought to become more familiar with the town's draining problem before indicating that some 3<H) a c r e s of Altamonte Springs drains eastwardly in­ to Gee Creek. Swofford con­ curred and said that he had resided in Altamonte for 30 year*, too, and he had never heard o f it, either.. "Certain comments," Avery ■aid, "were made that no part o f Altamonte Spline* drained through (ice Creek. Nothing could be more inrorreel. If drainage aurvrya per­ formed by competent licensed engineer* and other hydraulic information prepared by the I'.S. (invernment I* to he re­ lied upon, the full facta re­ lated to draining in Altamonte Springi are: "Approximately 300 acres drain into Pralria Like, thence to Casselberry, thence to Lake Kathryn, thence tr (ice Creek and thence to Lake Jessup; "Approximately 250 other acres in tha southwest part o f Altamonte Springs drain* into Lake Orients which ia land locked. Other acreage in the extreme southern part o f tha town drains into Lake Seminary; and, “ An interesting fact ii the*, the boundary o f Altamonte Spring* extend* into I’rairie Lake. "These art facta," Avsry declared, “ that the Town of Altamonte Springs and its mayor may or may not he aware o f but God haa made it thia way. "Government topography maps, drainage survey Infor­ mation and the experience of the County Engineer ia avail­ able to interisted people at tha Courthouse. “ The statement made by Swofford that the Board of County Commissioners would not listen to him ia totally untrue.” Avery continued. "The Board, In conference, when informed that the mayor desired to talk, cancelled it* business and allowed him to talk as tong as ha wanted to. He stated that no actual emergency existed in Crane's Boost and that waters could rise one more foot before flooding would result, but that ha 'just wanted to let you know about tha rising water.' “ The board questioned the mayor about Ideas to alter problems and he said he did not have any. “ laiter at the Civil Defense meeting the mayor was rec­ ognized and aiked to present hi* estimated damages. He again stated that Crana’s Roost was not an emergen­ cy." Complete news and photo coverage o f Semi­ nole County's football teams will be presented again this season by The Sanford Herald. To report every angle of the fall grid cam­ paign The Herald again has augumented its sports staff. In addition to veteran sports edi­ tor Julian Stenstrom, The Herald has added David Higginbotham, Jim llacchus. Marshal Lingo and Bob Thomns Jr., plus photographers David Brown and Don Vincent to assist Staff Photographer Bill Vincent. Tonight Stenstrom, Higginbotham and Bill Vincent will cover the Seminole High contest nt Titusville, Lingo nnd Brown will handle the Zephyrhilb game at Oviedo and Thomas along with Don Vincent will cover the tilt between Crooms Panthers and the Ocala Wild Bulls at Sanford's Memorial Stadium. Lyman High, Sanford Junior High, Oviedo Junior High, South Seminole Junior High, Ly­ man JayVees and Seminole High's JayVees will open their seasons next week. TROY RAY, 1964 United Fund campnign chair* man get.* u red feather emblem from Haul Lewi.*, president of the organization at a meet­ ing Thursday. Kickoff date for the $ 10,000 campaign is October 12. (Herald Photo) UF Campaign To Kick Off Ocf. 12 Troy R jy , 1984 campaign chairman for the United Fund announced Thursday that the goal for the year has been set at $10,000. The drive will begin Oct. 12, Ray said, and will be county­ wide. “ I am honored to have been selected tu head up this drive ami wc feel that the $10,000 figure ts one we can 'live with' and be able to attain if every­ one helps.” Ray announced. He advised members of the board, meeting in the Caucus Room of F in t Federal Bldg, that he had set up an advisory council, selected major divi­ sion chairmen and they had appointed team captain*. Two indoctrination meeting* have been held. Associate chairman with Ray is Ed Kirchboff. Division Chairmen were an­ nounced a* follows: Industrial and Advance Gilts —Clifford McKibbin, Randall Chase and Gen. J. C. Hutchi­ son: Payroll Deductions— Lorlng Burgess and Byron Leach; Commercial “ A "— Everett Harper, Bill Hemphill and M. L. “ Sonny” Raborn, co-chair­ men with the following team captains; Harry Echclbcrgcr, Stan Brumley, Howard Hodges, John Dickey. Ed Hunt. Charlie Robinson. Richard Deas and John Alexander. Commercial "B ” — Bob Shedden, Don Tabor, John SpoUki, A. It Peterson Jr. cochairmen with the following team captains; Bill Kraasa, Clifford Proctor, Charles Kampf, Phil Roche. Clarenc* McKee, Gene Estridge and S. J. Best Governmental chairman are: Federal— Cecil* Heard; Slat* —James Lee and BU]f String- field; County— Ashby Jones; City—Henry Tamm. Professional— Fred Chance chairman with the following captains; Attorney*— Gordon Frederick; Physicians — G. Andrew Speer; Dentists— John Epps; Ministers— Robert Jen­ kins. Residential chairman is Mrs. F. E. Itoumiliat; school co­ ordinator it Stewart Gatchcl; Negro division chzirmm is John Daniels Jr. On the Sanford Naval Air Station Cant. C. W. Kw.inwin and Capt. James Mayo will tie In charge of the station and the Wing respectively. Staf­ ford Derby is to be public re­ lation* chairman with George Touhy in charge of the special industrial committee. Officer* of the United Fund organization are President, Paul Lewis; first vice presi­ dent, Gene Estridge; second vice president, Mrs. Waller Hornier; secretary, Mrs. Wal ler Gielow and treasurer, Bert Hollingsworth. Press Divided On LBJ, Barry NEW YORK (L'PI) - An Editor and Pnhli*hpr poll of 777 daily newspapers showed 31 percent support Republi­ c s n presidential candidate Barry Goldwitrr and 28 8 per­ cent endorse President John­ son, the trade publication said Thursday. Editor and Publisher said the 777 newspaper* — those which reported to the poll — constitute 44 percent of the nation's dailies. The sampling was mada be­ fore the 10 newspaper* In tha Hears! group announced for Jobnsua today. The Board of County Com­ missioners today authorized Immediate action to alleviate flood conditions In the Lake Kathryn area by telling the county road department to ob­ tain the necessary equipment to completely open Gee Creek which drains some 4,000 acres of South Seminole. It was estimated that the cost would run between $3,000 and $5,000. But Chairman James Avery declared that even if there were only two people per acre the health and welfare of some 1,000 people is to he considered. The Commission also ap­ proved accepting an easement which will permit the Coun­ ty to cut a draining ditch be­ tween Big Bear Lake amt Cub Lakes which will eliminate further draining from Big Bear Into Cub through Little Bear Lake. The ditch will go under Bear Lake Hoad. “ We have 5,000 people on some 1,200 acres in this area," Avery pointed out, “ and all residents are on wells and sep­ tic tanks." Constitution's 177th Birthday Is Celebrated Seminole County Civltans held a birthday party Thurs­ day—fnr the United States Condilution, which is ITT years old this week. "Few documents ever drawn have had the far-reaching ef­ fects of this one," said Judge Volie Williams, speaker for the occasion. “ Many other nations have copied our Constitution, includ­ ing Cuba, in 1910. But it hat no meaning, except that which Is given In the hearts of 193 million Americans," the Judge pointed out. “ It has no meaning tn Cuba now that Hie land has fallen to the Communists." he noted. “ The intent of the Constitu­ tion is to protest, rather than to govern. It is the concept of America that wc are each like every other human bring, —a child of God," he said. “ The Constitution is an off­ spring of the Magna Charts, which broke the bark of rule by divine right, and imparted dignity to mankind. “ Three of the major points of this document Is that It provides for free elections, in­ dictment by a grand Jury anil the right to trial by a jury u! your peers. A peer 1* an equal. The Conslitutlon forbids the bestowing or the acceptance of titles," he noted. “ The Constitution was born in four month* of stormy de­ bate a,hi deliberation as the men who drew it up hammered out this human document that is the cornerstone of our demo­ cracy. "Today. 177 years after it's birth, the Constitution has not (hinged. But interpretations have changed. The Supreme Court has often gone far afield in its interpretations and I am n*t happy about It," Judge Wiliams emphasized. “ Every American should have a copy of the U. S. Coastitation in his home, should read It and comprehend the power* that are placed in the hands of the people. Think of the spirit of the men who drew it up, rather than of the words. Benjamin Franklin was M years old when he helped frame the Constitution,” he noted. MIAMI (UP1) - Hurricane Gladys shows no ilgns of turn­ ing Its 12S mil* an hoar winds from ■ westerly co o n s, fore­ casters said today. “ Interests aloof tha lood l Atlantic Coast should keep la touch with advisories oa Hur­ ricane Gladys over this com­ ing weekend," th* weather bu­ reau aaid. Gladys, the aeasoo’s seventh tropical storm and fourth hur­ ricane, was moving slowly but should bo cloa* enough to the mainland Saturday night to push heavy l e u against the coastline that already has been battered by harrictaas Cleo and Dora this year. HOW LAKE MONROE continued Ita rise tn the past week Is shown in these series of pictures. At left the gauge showed the lake last Friday at much less thnn six feot above sea level. The next picture was taken last Monday, the following ono Wednesday and the one on the right this morn­ ing us the lake appeared to have reached its crest. (Herald Photos) “ However, present Indica­ tions are that th* leading adga of gala winds will aUU be 100 or more miles off the United States mainland by Sunday morning," an advisory said. KALYA**-. ; OPERATIONS continued today fop Iffls' Navy Vlgllnnte piano which crashed in Laka Monroe.-Yesterday Navy crews brought up por­ tions of tlic aircraft. On the deck of the barge, above, is the tail section. Divers hooked cables on the piece In 12 feet of water and It was hoisted aboard by a huge crane. (Herald Photo) Herlong Offers Vigilante Wreckage Reapportioning Brought To Surface Proposal Rep. A. S. Herlong has submilled a congressional reapportionincnt plan fur Florida and lit will Im offered the Florida Legislature when it convenes early next year. It has the approval nr the congressional delegation from this state, Herlong told the Herald today. The proposal would put Sem­ inole, Orange, Brevard and Osceola counties in the 11th District. Now Seminole and Osceola are in llerlong’s Fifth District. The 11th District is repre­ sented by Rep. Ed Gurney of Winter Park. Gurney faces Tom Kenney of Cocoa Beach in the November election. Tli« plan would eliminate one district in North Florida and create a new one In tha heavily populated southern end of the Hate. Adm. Heinz To Visit SNAS Hear Admiral Luther C. Heinz, eommarvler of CruiserDestroyer Flotilla 12. Atlantic Fleet, will visit the Sanford Naval Air Station Monday. Arriving from Norfolk, Va., he will tour the base through­ out the day and have briefings no the RA-SC Vigilante reconnalssance attack bomber and associated facilities. SEMINOLE SALES PI ..A a Seminole County recorded a whopping gross sales increase during this past July, compar­ ed with the same period in 1963—with a change of 52.8 per cent. The figures were Issued to­ day by the Florida Retail Fede-atinn from information pro­ vided by J E. Straughn, director of the Florida Re­ venue Commission. The data showed Seminole’ * gross sates this past July reached $8,719.301172 compared with $J,70j,316 01 in July 1M3. By Harry I. Johnson Managing Editor They brought the remain* of a Navy Vigilante jet up from the bottom of Lake Monroe yesterday—In piece*. About the biggest aection seen by ■ Herald news team waa the Ull section which had been pulled from the murky, oll-siicked waters and plm-ed atioHrd a barge. The Navy had brought a crash workboat, a tug and two barges to Laka 31onroe to salvage the aircraft which had fallen into the water •Sept. 8 a* two men aboard it were headed for infer ports to ride out hurricane Dora. Both men were killed ap­ parently on Impact. a an effort to determine th* cause of tha fatal crash. Throngs of curious lined the bank when tha work be­ gan, soma using binoculars to watch operations. Scores were on hand at the municipal pier when the barge arrived with the debris. Sanford Police Chief Roy G. William* was on the scene for much of the time to lie sure the salvage work was nut Impeded by the curious. Humane Group At 11 a.m. EST, Gladys was centered about 777 »U at ta il of Miami and about tha itm o distance from the North Car* ollna coast, near latitude M.4, longitude AT.f. It w u moving toward th* weat-northweit al 9 MPH. Weathermen said that a cold front that movsd over tho northeastern United Statef was strengthening I n t o warm high pressure system that would continua to block (he hurlcane from turning more to tha north. Further* more tho wasterllos — high altitude west • to • east a i r streams — which somatlmaa turn tropical storms away from the mainland, were nog affecting Gladys. Even though the hurrlcana was far north of Puerto Rico, the weather bureau H id if would cause rough teas with swells of • to 10 fact over tha open waters along tha north coast of Puerto Rico, the Vir­ gin Islands and tha northara leeward islands. “ Swells will also be fait oa the northeastern sides of tha outer Bahama Islands," tha weather bureau said. Herald Index Abby .. Page • Bridge ....... — ... Pag* # Classified - ■ ,,|. Pag* 10-11 Comics _____ __ Pags 2A-3A Editorial ......... .... Page IA Horoscope Pag* 1A-3A Society ......... ------ Page • Sports _____ __ ------ Pag* I TV Program* ... Pag* 4 W* tha Women ------ Pag* S Person* interested in form­ ing a Seminole County Hu­ mane Society wilt convene Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Civ1c Center. Chairman R. T. Still unsaid la why the men Johnson said refreshments will failed to eject when they de­ be served and the meeting veloped truuble. Civilian spec, will end by 9 p.m. ulatlon haa it they knew of the danger but elected to rid* the aircraft away from pop­ ulous Sanford and to the wa­ For An All 'Round ter. Sanford Naval Air Station tower peraonnel reported soon after tha craah they saw a brief flash of firing after the plane had taken o ff and then just sight of It in the prehurricane base. It crashed seconds later. Tha aectiona o f the plane ara being taken to the local air station to be analysed in Good Tima . . . . Meet For A Drink At Tha FRIENDLY CARIBE OPEN TILL 2 A. «L Sanford Girl In Queen Contest Miss Bonnie Gielow, daugh­ ter of The Herald's editor and publisher, Walter Gielow sod Mrs. Gielow, has been chosen to be a contestant for selection as the University of Florida's homecoming queen. Miss Gielow, sponsored by Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, will be introduced with other entrants Saturday afternoon during the Florida-3 M U. foot­ ball game which will be tele­ vised nationlly. HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD * �K ev, G rover Forest CHy WHU Elects Officers Sew ell Religious Leaders M**y t ( in i n vary pus* i M sad tencarao4 u to what It happening to tht thinking of m o m Americana about our natloa’s relationship with God. h appear* to ho m y differ­ ent from that which many o f ui mere taught aa children and io we find It necessary to go back Into our early back­ ground for a re-elimination o f o w petition. Aa I looked hack la Watery lightening facton are aecn In eeoota reaulUng from offorto o f men who hollared that they i d im tad by God and who prominent In the id developing o f our country. la hlatory we find that an many a f our foundlag fathore wore weO verted la thealegy aa wall aa the hard and dif­ ficult problem* of etoto and aeoaomka. ft ll true that they •ore thought o f oe being rob- Humcine Relief Sunday Scheduled Kplecopa] thurchto in tho Stocooo o f South Florida will eho irvo "Hurricane Belief Sunday" thlo week when epee lol offerings will be received to old thoio churches damag­ ed la Hurricane Clco and Do Southern Methodist Te Hear President Rev. L y n n Corbett of Rtv. Corbett waa born nt Orangeburg, 9.C., president of Springfield, 9.C., where be th« Southern M e t h o d i s t received his ttementory end Church, will bo In Sanford secondary education. Subno- By Maryaaa MIIm Tho WMU o f Forest City eta agalnat tradition o f tbair Baptist Church elected now day but they wore not rebate offleera at the closing meet­ •gainst faith In God. ing Wednesday evening o f tho AS we look at tom* o f tho two-day observance o f a Ses­ testimony o f our early leadame o f Prayer fo r State Mis­ 00 am understand many things. The Pilgrims signed sions during which tho group the Mayflower Compact In exceeded Ha goal for mis­ 1820 before they left the boat sions. and It said, '‘In the name o f Re-elected were Mrs. Ralph God, Amen. We. . . .do by Groan, president, and Mrs. 1 present eolemly and tldrod Whildan, secretory. mutually, in the pretence o f Others serving will ho Mrs. God and o f ona another, coven­ Don Westmoreland, first vice ant and comblnt ouraelvaa In­ president and program chair* to a civil body politic." Bena ; Mrs. Richard White. amte Franklin sold, MI boo«d vice praaldoat and eoliove in an* God, Creator o f chairman o f programs; Mrs. tho Universe. That Ho govTom Bewoor, Sunbeam direct­ It bF Hie Provtdance. or and Mrs. Martin Dunn, GA That He ought to bo worship­ director. ped. That the meet occoptoTuaoday evening'* mooting ite eowieo we reader to Him was conducted b y M rs Wattte doing good to Hte other morelanJ on tho thamo "W a children. That the soul o f man tor for Ihoao Who Thlrat’ * and a Immortal’* Goorgo Wash­ Wtdaoaday'a waa la charge o f ington wrote, " I am ouro that Mrs. Grom on tho theme “ Wa­ thore wai never a peepte who ter For Tbooe Who W a n t" m a n roaami to ocknowlOther* participating in tho odga • divine lntorpoaittea la oboonroac* war* Mr*. Charlee thalr affairs than those o f Jackson, devotions; Mrs. Rich­ the United i t s las." John ard White, prayer dlroctor; Adams declared, MA kind Frov Ideace has preaervad and sup­ Mr*. Bill M illion, otoword■htp dlroctor; Mr*. Bowtor, ported me fo r olgkty-flvo mluteno dlroctor; Mrs. Mar­ years and aevoa months, gie Goaaon, community mis­ through many dangira and sions director; Mr*. Clifford difficulties, though te groat knooa, and I am efrald to Graohsm, WYA dlroctor; Mr*. truit in lta gnodnoae to all C. B. Allan, OA dlroctor; Mr*. Glana Hubbard, Sunbeam di­ eternity.** Abraham Lincoln, in tho Gottyaburg Addraaa, rector; Mrs. Whildan, secre­ cava ua the phraia that wo tory end Mrs. Fred Hender­ •II know to wall, "thla nation son, circle chairman. i*. Rev. LeRoy D. Soper, rev tor of Holy Cross Episcopal Church In Sanford, advises that local parishioners will contribute to this fund as thank-offering that no severe damage was euffered in tho area as In other parta o f tho diocaae. Other announcement! nf In­ terest from Holy Croea Include a called meeting for 2:30 p.m. Sunday o f all boya recently confirmed who would like to aerve as Acolyte* and the cel­ ebration o f Holy Communion in the Chapel at 10 a.m. Mon d a y .'F ca it of St. Matthew Apostle and Evangelist. Tht annual deanery matting for men will be held at Ca thadral Church In Orlando on Wedneaday, Sept. SO, begin nlng at 7:30 p.m. with Biahon Henry I, Lout lit at main ■peaker. Reaervationa for the •upper meeting, which mutt he in by Monday, Sept. 21 abould be made with Braxton Ptrklna or at the church o f­ fice. undov God.” Perhapa none o f ua carea to return to tho phyelcal pri­ vations of yesterday. Tho atogacoach may bo good to watch on tolavialon, but wa would not want to trade It for our automobllee, jota, or other mean* o f modern transporta­ tion. It would not bo good to return to tho keroteno lamp, tho wood otovo, or many oth­ er Ineonvlaneaa of yastoryoar, yet It would bo a Uamtndoua •dvanca If America could re­ gain her faith In God and htr obedience to Him. Wo see on ivory hand mu! typllod evidence that many Americana are turning from God and ancouraging olhera to do ao even at wa fact the greatest danger in our his­ tory. Certainly our situation not hopeteaa If wa turn to Him •gain. In ao doing wa should pray for an outpouring of Hit Spirit, for forglvenasi, hail­ ing, and guldanca that we may walk In HU light and live in l His love. Church Of The Nativity Club Has Monthly Board Meeting By Donna Bales Mra. Pat Quilling waa ap­ pointed representative to the Board of the National Coun­ cil ef Cathotie Woman at tha executive board matting of tha Catholie Women’s Club o f tha Church of Nativity held Monday evening in tha church social hall. , Mra. liana Shannon, presi­ dent, announced tha appoint­ ment and ronductcd the meet­ ing. Mra. Shtley CorUil. Catholic charities chairman, reported that the personal llama show­ er currently being held to benefit Maria Stella Villa ha> been extended Club member* are urged to bring shampoo, talcum powder, tooth paste and brushes, aoap or other per­ sonal llama to tha f iraL club masting o f tho aeeion achedvied for Monday evening at s p.m. in tha church aocial hall. Mrs. John Kennedy, vice president, elated that U 80 contribution’s will be given tonight and that tha and Mra A. R on, Mist Sadia MrHah and Miae Winnie Mcllala would bak# for the ocraalon. Mrs. Kennedy aim thunkeI the women who had partici­ pated in the monthly bake ■ale, naming to particular Mr*. Hilda Sommtr, Mra. Etana Shaw and M n. Jennie Fos who had staffed the bokery Uhls. M n. Fox, ways and moans chairman, reported that cof­ fee and doughnuts would bo •old following the Mataca, be­ ginning thla Sunday, and that plans ware nearly complete fo r the Pariah Festival to taka plart Oct. 3 on tho |hurrh grounds. Women’s scheduled Club for actlvltiei the coming month by Mrs. Shannon are BapL 20, Communion Sunday at 7 a.m. Mtaa; Sept. 21, reg­ ular club meeting and Sept. 28, festival matting at 8 p.m. in tha aocial hall. gfrag Longwood Churchwomen Set Tea aav. lyn n cossett this Sunday and will present tho tormon to tha local congrogatlm at tha regular Sun­ day evening worship asrviee ot tha Sanford Woman’s Club at 7:30 p.m. Tho public la Invited to hear Rev. Corbett who U described by Rov, Durwerd H. Knight Jr., potter o f tho Sanford Church, aa "an outstanding ed­ ucator to grant demand; a dy­ namic spaakar, wall-informed •f tha piobloma and difficul­ ties o f our tlma end able to apply tho teaching! of tha Goapal toward thalr •elu­ tions.’* Grace Methodist Hosts Banquet Grace Methodist Church waa host Wednesday evening at a banquet mealing o f the DeLand District Builders Club. Soma 100 persona enjoyed a ham ouppar and wars Inspir­ ed by the following program. Purpose o f the Club te to solicit volunteer support for tho oaUhllahmant of new Methodist churches. Honored gueita were Dr. Joe Tolls, su­ perintendent o f tho diitrict; Dr. Russel! Richards, chair­ man o f tha District Board o f Miailoni; Dr. Henry Black­ burn, executive secretary o f Florida Church Extension an.l Hubert Taiton, district lay leader. Rev. John H. Hires Jr., host pastor, welcomed visit­ ing guests who came from First Methodist and Chriat Methodist in Sanford and from DeBary, Deltona, Enterprise, Geneva and Stofford<Osteen. Dr. Blackburn, main ipeaker for the evening, pointed out that ‘ ’avangeliam and church extension have been the life blood o f Methodism. The Mathodist Revival o f tha llth cen­ tury helped save England from moral decay, . .Today, our country nreda what vital Method lam offers.’ * Members of Grace Metho­ dist WSCS assisted in the kitchen for the banquet and MYF membera wire In charge of serving. Altar Boys Have Annual Picnic By Deona Eatea Fifteen altar hoys frnm tha Church of the Nativity traveled by motorcade to Rock Springs laat Saturday for the annual all-day picnic and out­ ing. Rav. Hugh V. Keane, pastor, accompanied the boys and participated in all the fun and gamaa with them. Initiation ceremonies were conducted by tha aenior ncnlytai, Wayna Stanklawica and Michael Fay. Mrs. Gena Shannon, Misi Dorothy Teslo, Dale Flem­ ming, A1 Poultar and Freder­ ick Moga attended as chape rones and served lunch conslating o f an abundance of hot dogs, baked beans, cup­ cakes, potato chips, loft drinks and bubble gum. Altar boya attending were Norman Mitchell, Wayne and Steven Stankiewicx, Mike and Gene Shannon, Mike Fay, Tracy Kstee, Ignatius Schwelckert, John Heron, Tom Poulter, Tom Forbes, Mike and Pat Fitzpatrick, Bobbie t’aruthrr* and Mark Conroy. FOR ANY OCCASION FLOWERS ARK ALWAYS CORRECT A Silver Tea waa planned at the regular monthly meet* ing o f Longwood’a Episcopal Churchwomn hold Tuesday evening a t tha pariah house on Church Street. The tea will taka plaee Sunday, Sept. 27, from S un­ til 6 p-m. o t tho pariah houaa with Mra. Virginia Bowortex and Mra. Dlx Stewart aa eochairmen. All women o f the parish bava bean invited to attend. Tn other busineat plana were discussed for tha boaotr scheduled for Oct. 23-24. Mra. Robert Hamilton, chairman, reported that booths r ill in­ clude white elephant, snack bar, baked goods, esadlad ap­ plet, plants and flowart, gamaa fo r children, Christ­ mas gifts, needlework and • number o f other*. The Alter Guild elan will sponsor a booth. A square dance will bo held •a part o f tha basaar on tha evening o f tha 24th. A meeting o f tho basaar committee la scheduled for Sept. 29 at the pariah house beginning at 7:30 p.m. Tueeday night’s meeting was ronductad by Mrs. Peggy Kuhn, president, and refresh­ ments were served following the business session. A tte n d services tHis week at urn am J>(ace of worsEiJf H o ab a M the poetor e f the Flrot South- C R A N D O P E N IN G ! era Methodist C h u ck af Orangeburg. Frwading the ow ing aort­ ic* a* tho Womoa’a Ctok will ho a fellowship aoppor i t l:M with tho Wemoa’o Society In charge. L IG G E T T -R E X A LL DRUGS PIN ECREST SH OPPIN G CENTER TAKE THE HOME-TOWN NEWS WITH YOU! 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C ity ... ••••te*netet«aH»e*eteee •*••••••*•#•*••«*«•***• ••**■a. •« �J* • ' ir ~ Police Officers F D A Raps Misleading Address Club Ads On Citrus Trees On Safety I <$« D raforfl WmU ! Sept. 18. 1964 — Page 8 English Estates School To Get Road Paved n u Success Formula: Knock T O u t O f Can't "Success comes ia cans," Don Tabor, president of the Underwriters Association told members 11 the group at a luncheon at the Capri Mon­ day. Tabor then added that fail­ ure cornea in "can ’ta," how you fan Improve them. Never forget tha fund­ amentals of the job you are trying to do," he urged. ms giotu as tha measles and aa powerful as dynamite - :t rubs o ff on other*, and mo­ tivates them, too," he explain­ ed. Tabor listed aa another es­ sential point o f success tha attribute of "dedication." "Take two men," he said. "One may have the most ability, talent and brains, but a sincerely dedicated man can beat him out," ha noted. " E n t h u s i a s m , dedica­ tion. confidence and positive thinking — these spell the difference between success and failure," he concluded. Don Foster, vice president o f the Underwriters Assn, who introduced Tabor noted that the speaker "practice* what he preachea." "During hia firat year with New York Life h* won Star > * A Salesman with ovsr f| ail-* lion in sal**, and mada Top Salesman tha second year. He’* only been with tha com­ pany threw year*. A fter win­ ning tha first award, ha waa asked to addresa • regional meeting o f 1.200 men la Atlan­ ta to describe hit formula foV success," Foster noted. Tabor listed enthusiasm ns GAINESVILLE — Mislead-; Assistant Chief Plant Inspecona of the primary requisites log advertisements in recent tor G. Don Bridges, head of for eucceia in any job. months which have featured , the Division of Plant lndua" Enthusiasm is aa fontsinaccurate uses of the terrai [ try's Citrus Budwood Regis­ By Jaae Caeseibtrry " I f you want to b« success­ VIRUS-FREE," "CERTIFI­ tration Program (CBKP). has Good ncwi for Englisn ful. in any walk o f life, you’ve ED,” and "REGISTERED" expressed tbe belief that the Estates Elementary School got to knock o ff that " f ’t" he describing citrus n u r s e r y ■d* were not deliberate at­ pirents wss the announce- said. trees have caused concern aOVER M T E A M Ths speaker credited a mong Florida Department of tempts to deceive the buyer. ment by Tom Motes, FTO "In most instances," Bridges A t Firat A Palmetto Agriculture officials. president, at Tuesday night’s former school teacher with By Datum Kates said, "tbe nurserymen were (Alongside oM past afflta) having made a deep impres­ Rev. Charles Stewart Jr., meeting In the school cafenot aware that their ads were sion on him in his early years torium, that ths access road with a slogan which he had vicar of Christ Episcopal misleading." To help clarify the situation, SERVICES for B e a r from SR 43d to tha school Is printed which read, "You can, Church of Longwood, was guest of honor at a parish be has defined tbe three Lake Methodist Church In the process of being pav­ if you wilt," were conducted l a s t covered dish supper and sur­ terms. "The human mind ia like a ed. prise birthday party held at "Certified e 11 r n s nursery Sunday for the first During ths brief business garden. You must plant the the parish house Wednesday time in the newly com­ tree" refers to a tree which • Carpets • F an d tan meeting Moses Introduced new seeds of an idea, cultivate It evening. Approximately 60 meets the mandatory state re­ pleted unit, "William and tend it, before you can • n u • pu committee chairmen for the parishioners attended t h e quirements for freedom from Irwin Hall” which is reap the harvest o f your ef­ • Renit! Bed* year. event. insects and visible diseases. numed for Rev. Wil­ Mrs. Elaino Becve, ways forts," Tabor emphasized, For example, the slate law liam I r w i n pictured Fr. Stewart was presented "Set yourself goals, and and means committee chair­ requires that trees to be a b o v e at the pulpit with a beautifully decorated act them high, for chance* man. presented a fund raising planted in commercial citrus , after conclusion of the cake and he and his family project which was approved. are you won’t accomplish any­ grove areas must be free from worship hour. Coming more than you set out to do. were gifted with rugs for both the burrowing nematode. f r o m retirement, he The project will be s cartoon the living and dining room of show to be sponsored by the Every traveler must have a "Registered cltnts nursery has served the church the vicarage. PTO one Saturday each destination, an actor must tree" refers to a tree which since it was formed in Representing parish organ­ have a script, a miner must month at the school for all is grown in cooperation with January, lOfifl, keep prospecting, a doctor izations at tbe party wera children. The admission charge CHRP and lesled to assure (Herald Photo) Mrs, Teggjr Kuhn, president o f 50 cents also will include cannot practice unless lie sres that it it vigorous, true to of the Episcopal Churchwompatients, a lawyer gets no­ type, free of evidence of any a cold drink and hot dog. rn; A. I\ Bowersox, president undesirable bud mutation, and More details will be ennour.c where unless he presents hia of tha Men’s Club and Ray­ case. Set yourself a destina­ free of any recognisable buded In the near future. mond Ball, senior warden of tion. Trscliera wera Introduced ENSIGN WILl.IAM R. transmitted v i r u s disease. the vestry. "Every once in a while stop by Princlpnl Morris Ruby and Hynes, U. S. Nuval Re­ This is in addition to meeting and take inventory. Examine all the mandatory require room visitation foliowrd ad­ serve, was promoted to your progress, reflect on your journment o f the meeting. the rank o f Lieutenant meats for freedom from in­ Open House will be held at sects and visible diseases. Mrs. Peacock’s first grade- past accesses and annlyid ( J r ) i n August aboard them, review your methods, Each prospective parent tha new Stetson University won the room count. the nuclear powered SEPTEMBER 17, IM4 your habits and patterns to tree entered in the CBRP is library on Sunday afternoon, aircraft carrier L'SS Admissions carefully chosen as an out­ E n t e r p r i s e . L t(jg ) Diane Fiedler, Alada Wash from 2 to 5 p.m., fur the gen­ standing tree; it must be vig-1 ^ ington, Frank E. Wendling, Hynes is an Air Intel­ eral public. President J. 01orous, productive, and bear ^ llo sa Marie Coulomber, Caro­ ligence Officer attach­ lie Edmunds announced to­ lyn Touchton, David Cald ed to Heavy Attack fruits typical of the best com­ mercial type for tbe variety. day. well, Willie J. Brown. Cindy Squadron 7, which is Annual inspections of register­ Hieka. Margaret Tlndel, Pris­ presently participating "The beautiful new Libra­ ed trees guard against propa­ cilla Sessiona, Josh Matbcws, in the world - rinding ry, one of the most modem gation* from variant or sport­ all of Sanford; Edward Carter, cruise Operation S e a ing trees, many of which pro­ and best equipped in tha na­ Dellary; Elizabeth Nelson, Orbit. tion, bus been built with the duce poor crops. Del-and; Robert Mann, Lake Any claim for complete gift* from Baptist churches Monroe; ivy Oreen, Orlando; freedom from all virus diseas­ of Florida, the Alumni o f the Judith Brooke, Osteen. es through use of such des­ — Births University and hundreds of criptions as "virus free" is • M«\ anil Mrs. Willie Touchgenerous donors," in- said. MART C A R T tn improper. Infection with an in­ toil of Sanford, a girt; Mr. sect transmitted virus, such "W u ate proud uf the Libra­ and Mrs. Joseph D. Fiedler, of John R. fliert) Long, 75, as triatcis, often can be de­ ry, and want to share it with Sanford, a girl. died in Veterans Hospital, termined only by indexing our friends and nright>ora in Dtackargea Biloxi, Miss., Wednesday, fit­ ★ DO IT r O U R d l l ( M I T K I T S each individual plant for a the surrounding area. There­ Kenneth Quarrle, Joe Routh ter a long lllne’1*. lie was a pvriod of six months. fore, we are issuing wu invita­ Fdward Williamson, Kathah'en ★ B i A U t l f U l Of C O R A T O R I T i M S f OR r OUf i h i J m I Presbyterian, World War I At tlie bu)cr’s request, nur­ tion to everyone In visit us Webb, Jason Wynn, Allie Gar­ veteran and a lifelong resi­ serymen having "registered" during Open House at the new m on , all of Sanford; Geraldine ★ f A H U L O U i f A B R i C S f OR D H A m HIT covin', l i t dent o f Sanford. citrus nursery trees will sup­ building this Sunday after­ ACTING president, Don Foster (left), first vice Liles, Dellary; John R Funeral service* will b* ply metal seals atached to noon. ^ Reaves, Lake Mary. president of the Seminole County Life UnderSm Owr DISPLAY Check Owe CATALOGUE . Order frwwa H i l l held from Cary Hand Funer­ each tree, thus indicating the Miss Charlotte Smith, actwriters Assn, "welcomes” President Don Tabor, al Home, Orlando, Monday, known virus status of llut ing librarian, and members who wav speaker o f the day at the group's CUSTOM M.ttiK PM APES, BLIP COVERS — CHOOSE FROM l.OOHt the exact time indefinite pen-l­ tree. of her stuff will be on hand luncheon Thursday niton at the Capri. 209 IV, 1*1 St., Sanford. 3123619 CassrllM-rry Plata, Ca»*r1herry, 836-4732 ing arrival o f the i-ody from Bridges' office in Winter to welcome the visitor* and Mississippi. Haven keeps an up-to-date conduct the tours of tire build­ Baptist rhurchrs participating Survivors Include the widow listing of liie sources of reg­ ing. Ths WSCS o f Christ Meth­ and one son, John Edward istered citrus trees. The infor­ Dedication of the Library In lh« Christian Education odist Churrh, Hunland, will t ong, of Orlando, one sist- r, mation is readily available to was n feature of the opening Cuinpaign. sponsor a spaghetti supper Mr*. A. D. Smith of Sanford, buyers and to those persons o f school Convocation, this Imprarllcal next Wednesday with all pru- and brother, Edgar Long of who may wish to confirm wlwi­ morning, as the University Theoretically, the U.R. Con­ ther a particular group of nur­ officially begun Its eightygreed s to benefit the church’s Plant City. sery stock is "registered." stitution could 1"* amended »n building fund. second year. Inquiries should be address­ Spci ini guests will Include that heavily-populated states Serving will be from 5:30 ed to Citrus Rudwood Regis­ members o f the Stetson Board could have three senator* in­ p.m. until 7:30 p.m. With the tration Program, Drawer A, o f Trustees, the Stetson lh>- stead o f two, hut this is s spaghetti will l>« buttered Florence Villa Station. Winter Vflopment Council, officials practical ini po* ilhility since garlic bread, green salad, rel­ Haven, Florida. The telephone and citizen* o f Det.and and thn consent of every state ish tray, deesert and coffee George R. Edwards, chief number is Area Code 813, CYrepresentatives of ail Florida would be required. or tea. cnmnmsaryman. USN, son of press 4-4267. Tlrketa, available for chil­ Mrs. Jack Whalley of High More than 4fi0 voluntary codren or adult plates, may be School Karra, Sanford, was operators are currently parti­ purchased from any member recently promoted to his pres­ cipating in Florida's budwood ® o f the group or at the door. ent rate while serving aboard registration program. During CALL the submarine USS Sea Poa­ the period (rum July 1, l » a to cher, operating out o f Key June 30, 11X14. they produced West. FIs. over three million [3,000,noo) Chief Edwards serves as citrus trres registered as be­ rook and baker on ships and ing free of one or more of the shore stations; writes menus; serious viruses. M O V I N G AND S T O R A G E CO.. INC. llj Jane Casselberry prepares fond, ami sometimes These trees, now available Revival service* at 7:30 FA 2 - 9 5 1 1 serves as me.i(cutter. He en­ tor purchase by Florida grow­ p.nt. today and Saturday will tered the Navy in September ers, represent the finest citrus 5 0 4 Cel ey Ave. Sanford. Fla. ^conclude a successful week’s 1*«. stock in the wurld. aeries of meetings at the Com­ munity Methodist Church of Casselberry. Everyone ia Invited to at­ MUST I1E SOLD tend and hear the inspiring Larger, Finer Homes, designed for sermons o f Rev. Harold BY THURSDAY those who demand tint ultimate in Brooks o f Jscksonvills and the enthusiastic singing of the comfort, convenience, and luxury. music director. Charles Selph, Community Huill With l ’rida” of Winter Haven. ^ The Sanford Pilot Club ex­ tended lta safety program to the glrla of the club's prote­ gee organization, the Seminole High Anchor Club with a traffic safety program, Tues­ day at the school Speakers were Sgt Vince Smallwood, S a f e t y Officer o f the Florida Highway Patrol, JThief Roy Williams of the H anford Police Department and Seminole County Sheriff, i . L. Hobby. " if anyone can Influence a young man, it's a young lady." Sgt. Smallwood told the girls, in urging them to apeak up to boys who drive too fast or recklessly. The film, "Anatomy of an ^Accident," proved to be informative and educational to the club. Tbe speakers were Introdu­ ced by Mrs. Eloise Collins, Safety Program Chairman of the Pilot Club. Miss Helen Mann, president of the An­ chor Club presided. Also pres­ ent was Mrs. Jerry Jcrnigan, Pilot Club president. Parish Honors Rev. Stewart Stetson Library Open House Set Hospital N otes Sanford Furniture Co. WHY PAY MORE BUY ONE • G ET ONE M am iC aiito t p a in t s ORDER BY MAIL John R. Long Dies In Biloxi Christ Church To Give Supper City comfort... Country charm! Sanford Navy Man Promoted M O V IN G That’s what you find when you move into a fine homo in either o f Area Revival * » | l f l » l » / V f l To Conclude these carefully planned comm uni ties l E l Idyllwilde LAST CALL! Proposed Park Site Compk-titlon of Glen Canyon Dam will transform the snulheast corner of Utah. Tourrtt* will be side to reach a scenic wnmterUnd, long inaccessible by car. because of hug* Lake Powell. The area, proposed as a national park, contains ar­ ches. canyons and the spec Tacular Needles, a region of towering pinnacles. "On The Wagon" The expression of being "on the wagon’’ for a person wiho ha* given up drinking origin­ ated with the old U. S. Army. Tlie wagon referred to is the water wagon which accompan­ i e d troops on march. Someone was bring disciplined for drunkenness was ordered to itay on the water wagon. Guinea Fowl’s Hums Africa it the original home of the guinea fowl. This close relative of tha pheasant waa tntroducsd into Europe by Purtuguci* explorer* in the ^ b th ctniiuy. “ Homes Of Distinction* Ravenna Park TAKE THE WHEEL OF A MERRY OLDSMOBILE FIVE LUXURY W u ARE GOING AT ROCK B O TTO M PRICES NOW IS THE IDEAL TIME TO BUY — AND GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY. DRIVE ONE — MAKE US AN OFFER! OI*EN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY — TILL ALL ’6 1’* AKE SOLD! HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd A PALMETTO 322-0711 . 2505 S. PARK AVE. 322-0861 I �it — r* ~ -v li* 4------------. I — dUqhJiqhti 0 * L 1 ft 1 N 4 Legal Notice Logoi Notico Ugol Notice T V Tima Previews Drat proceed, of tbo m o n te * derived from tk* NOTICE o r hP «M molar von teles to th* osteal ■FECIAL ELECTION necessary to comply wttk tk* W h e r e a s , tho legislature Fi eri in i a totU toH r provlptong eg tfcla amendment, o f l i s t , under tha Constitution That art tele X II. sort 1*0 I o f go eolleeted, bo placed that Jm I t o l* t Midi m Me* helpai by a blsarfa Onlak. Ton o f 1*11 o f the a u to of Florida •hall, tha Florida ConaUtutles bo monthly In th* cenafy onfltal did paaa Joint R o m IuIIobo p ro­ outloy and debt eervteo ocbeel nmeaded H M forth below gad can gneaa aO three are Tkto to posing amendments to the Cor * fund In th* stall trenoory, and that sold i w r t u t bo mibstoto a m though tola to arty •tltutton of tho Ptato of F lor­ 4 m 'i uaod only ae provided la this mtttod to tho olooioag o f FlortodJcatoi by toaeaaito. ida. and they ware agreed to by amendment, tneh re von 00 phall tdo for rottfloHtlow or tofoottoa se ta of ikroo-flfiha or tho be dtetrlhntod annnelly among ot tho graernl oloetloo to ho t :» N 9. * - NBC On par A members elected to aoeh houoa. th* eovoral eonntu* tn th* retie hold ta EovomhOT, i h *: M ac v M ld n t t o r lr t i Tha rotes af said Jolat Resolu­ o f th* nnmker of laetrmctlon w fl m t o W y *rt A toe* to « tion* wart entered upon their ■ nit* la each n i t t y In each respective Journal*, with tho yeof comp* ted as prawlted MAIM INVIOLATE EXCBF* M Mr. Adttm paaw and naya thoroon. and herein. Th* maonst o f tho first — Tho prlMIpgl of tho t , mm t l • m k a m , « • (hay did determine and dlroot r even nee derived from the tltf Steve dthool toad oholl romotn that the said Joint Resolutions 00no lag o f motor vehicle* to h* aad tavtoloto oaorpt on­ Gorme, peeriMy bo nubgxlttod to tho aloetora or #0 pot sold* tn oeth year and ly that tho prlaelao! of sorh 9 m. NBC. M tho State o f Florida at tha distributed ae prsvldod heroin rami way bo tapotJod for capi­ Maerts. (n r a a ). "Tito laths (tenoral Election on Nevemher •hall to an amonnt equal la th* tal outlay on behalf of Mot* t. 1114. aggregate to th* product of Inrtltotloaa of higher teeming. Uttto I a n '1 (ertar). k * • I M P M IM M i V toll to to. NBC NOW. THEREFORE, 1 , TOM four hundred doUago (I 4M.M) Including Junior oottagga, aad r • M M M M r f tte P * Tkii kaa oat truam doM M art: log pubUe a: Hyatt'a ADAMK aocrotary o f atato o f mattlpllod by th* t*U l number capital ontlay Slate af Florida 4« hereby of lantruetloa unite la ail the oohoota. k m t e aatfti i S W i I M - Kddia Fair Jr. m Eddto fair to. , ___ ______ „ takes a Ibo notice that • _____ KO. • count!** o f Florida. Tho aamber Ha to a wonderful ptotonttw, tort at vhafa happening to ■twoGENERAL ELECTION o f lastruotIon nalto la oaoh B O U n JOTWT EEfOLUTfOK wIU bo hold la oath County te county In each year for tha pur­ mx iH i to m. CIS. 1*t Florida on tho first Tuesday pose* o f thla amendment aboil A JOINT REAOLUtlON pro see­ are fp a i fringe per- tha almost toescapaMe O r** A M M . (»•*■■> after the flrtt Monday In N or. ing on ameodmont to Article th* greater of ( 1) th* asmformancaa from Oaerfa Ta­ dusion to tort daeptte Mm ten­ amb«r, which data la November b* ” Tkd IfcM W X II o f tbo stoto CooMltatloa her o f Inatruetloa antts la each I, 1**4, for tho ratification or ble* u u a (cat, Mtekap Moa­ •ddlag a Beetles to ba aamcounty for Ik* school fiecet <P>H B>. Atoto tn t acity at b m at Mm oldtr rajoetloa o f tho sold Joint R e­ bored by tho Hoor»t ary o f l l l l - l l eompulod la tha ner a* George M. Cohan, Tat­ residents, tha amalltova to to- solutions proposing amend- year ■UUO relating to tho elec­ manner horetefere provided by ar Hobba aa Woodrow Wltoaa eritably kanemlag a victim at manta to the Constitution o f tho general law, *r (D tho aamber tion or eppelntmeot o f PapBtato o f Florida, rtm ortAloadoot o f Fpblta taotrueof I net root Ion anita In euek to * » 10* X D i * •ad BUtoa Edvard* aa tito bigooee and pragma. K'a a No. 1 ttoa la EoeomfclA. Lake, Mar­ county for the school flee*! •ckooltaachar. HOUSE JOINT REIOLUnOM tin. Okeechobee, F*lm Beach. faadnetlag boar, (ocusing atyear compolod la th* manner MO. l-X (f t ) Putnam sad ■emlaolo Oouhheretofore or hereoftor provid­ M l r « k M t l l a Ito M :» to *• ABC. Valaa- tarttoa an Are at Amertea'a A JOINT RESOLUTION PRO- ed by general law and approv­ tteo. Una* Day. “The Friaiiiaai •ooattoaa eomesunUiea. POeiNO AN AMENDMHNT OP ed bp th* otot* board o f educa­ I I IT msaOLTED bp tho reaato” ( P m b n ) After to ll p. m. CM. Urn Alfred ARTICLE T il OF THE CON­ tion (hereinafter celled the LogDUtaro o f tho Mote o f * 8 1 1 * to m. W C. STITUTION OF THE HTATB •tat# board), or (I) th* number Hltrbrerh Moor, (m a n ) "Who OF FLORIDA! PROVIDING o f Intimation gnlto In tech That artldlo XTV o f the Pierarttlod aa tkto eptoada aa IU Needs an Enemy?" Ibis plot's F o r a p p o r t io n m e n t o f county on behalf o f which tke Ida Constitution bo amended a* TUB FLORIDA LKOIHLATUltK; •late Board nf oduration hoe sot forth below end that said « .V « M M t o t W t H t o ,t o i a to opener, sppsrsntljr to capital- aa old as tbo kTDa but treated PROVIDING FOR HUBMIBPbon is or motor vehicle resolution bo submitted to tho toa aa » a fact tkrt Aaw m a - with sorb aly burner, lt‘a re­ IOM TO TUB ELECTORS. Bo It loaned tea anticipation certificate! •looter* of Florida for ratifi­ Resolved By The Legislature cto goaats a* a gliaaroa* all- freshlafly rn)oyaMo despite under thla amendment which cation or rejM tloa at tho gen­ Of the Btato of Florida: will pgodoaa dnffleteat revei■** eral election to bo held to Mevpowerful book rartover. Tke tts Macabre threat That tho following amend­ under thla amendment to ousel •mbor. 1114. aerie* ceaceraa the adfeatures ment o f Article VII of tbo Con­ on* nod on*.third (1 I / O time* ■ootton —. County aoportatof Florida la agreed th* aggregate amount o f prin­ indent o f public Instruction; M M U ni. Mack X at a daaktog t o t y i f fcaak Captain David W. Sinclair. stitution to and shall bo submitted to tho cipal o f nnd Int treat on noth ip point meat la aortala Seat­ tear to glitoi mm to publisher, played ckamlaEIy UJ.C.O., baa bora nppotatod aloetora of this state for rati­ bond* or motor vehicle tan an­ tle a— Chief at tke Becreational fication or rejection, at the ticipation certirieatoa whlsh f t ) Tho eonaty superintendto by Toay matoaaa. goaoral election o f 1M4. will aiatur* and b.nema duo In •M o f pubMu Instruction eholl 9^ a . ABC. H m ^ to-lt p. m. CBS. TvfllSM Boating Safety Division. His ARTICLE VII *uch roar, compatod ta tbo bo appointed by tbo oouoty family, "The Addama Ease, (rerun). ‘The Jeopardy headquarter* are in Washing­ APPORTIONMENT AND CEN­ meaner heretofore o r hereof, board o f pabllo laetruetloa la SUS ter prsvldod by general law and tho count!eo o f Eneambln, Lake. Boom.” A tease suspense! data to feboX.1* (Praton. D. C. Mention 1. COMPOSITION OF approved by lb* #t*l* board. Martin, Oheechoboe, Palm THE LEGISLATURE- — The rush fund* *0 dlitrlbulvd Beach. Putnam and Seminole legislature o f tha Stoto of •hetl ho administered by the whovola tho proposition ta a f­ Florida ahatl conoUt of a aon- state board ae new created nod firmed by a majority vote o f ate and a home o f representa­ com m uted by section t o f xt- tho qualified cU otors o f any tive*. Mimhera o f tbo aaaate tie]* X II o f tbo Constitution nf euek eouMy m aking tho offleo ■holt bo elected lor a term o f Florid*. For tbo purpoao* of o f scanty ouporlatoudeat o f four (D years and members o f thl* amendment, bold stale pubtlo tnetruetloa appointive. f l ) Harold o f Troth MtM ID Varfl for War* th* house .ball bo olactod for a board, na now eo net Itoted, aboil f l ) Tho hoard o f public In­ T P .ft l l l l (I) latnaa A Aaawprs ID I le w l a v term o f two (1) yearn Tho continue na a body corporate struction of tho county must •tM »»i Vavaeeoe f l ) Baaehall f l ) F rie s fa R ig h t term o f members o f the legis­ during th* Ilf# of thla am#ad- request o s oleMlea, which moy (I) K m Waether, t i l l ft) Dteaovery 'M l l l l l ( I ) N BC New* lature shall aspire on tbo first meat aad ikeli have all th* bo a epeclnl election or may bo ■aorta l i l t ft) Bronoo Football UlM ID The MoCaye Tuesday after tho first Mon­ poworo provided la Ihla amend­ on tho ballot o f any regular (•> Newell** Itltltao (I) 0— seel»*Meg day In November la each regu ­ ment la add Itie a to all other primary or goaoral oloetloa to •tM (I) Hnntley - BrlakUy t:M ID Bronoo Football (l> Oot The M lar election year. Members o f eonMItutlonal end statutory be designated by tho board o f StM (•> Ths Ble Wart* l l l l (D AFL Football the senate and house o f rep­ powers rotated to tho parpoeo* public inatruetloa. end upon ItiM fl) Pets A (I ) Waltar Croaktto 4:4# (I) Tho flreat Alveatare f l ) Jeopardy resentatives ahall be elected 00 of Ihla amendment herntoforn euoh timely request the board »!** (I) Yonry Derringer 1:1* ID CBS Bports BpartooIt) Mlaalag Links provided by law. Any new coun­ or h ero*fu r conferred upon o f county commissioners o f (I) Wyatt K i n •tar ty that may be created ahall ba said hoard. each county will coll each 'p e ­ »iM ft) t o t Bhoaniwa MOIVPAT P. V (1) Tapis •m illed to one (1) member in (b) The m m * board ahall. Is el el olemton or m u m to bo (I) ACraatara* te pare- l.l* ft ) OH Collage Bowl tho house of represontatlvao In adlltloa to Its other ooantltn. placed on the ballot at each OIm ( ! ) Tad Maak Amataer it:ta ft) Sep Whts eaoeao o f any limit prescribed tlanal and etntntory pow er, other olentlea tho propenitlen f t ) Lov# af Life StM <»> ACdarna Family Hear In the following poet Ions of this have th* management, control whether eubMotlon I ahall b* ft ) Father Known Bool It* Boh Hop* Shaw l:H f l ) lath Century article untU tbo sa lt raoppor- and supervision o f tha pro. effective In such oounty. 11:11 f l ) C M Now* (I) H ail* II (D Meat the Preen ttonmont end th* oonnty shall eeede o f th* first part o f tbo (I ) Any oounty odoM lag tho 11:11 ft ) Troth or Cease■tM (I) Valentine's Day f l ) TUA bo aaatgnod whan created to a revenues derived from th* lice*- provision* of ouhoocClon ft) auaaa#* •tt* It* fnmmertlm* Star l i l t ft) Mr. Ed ■enatortal district aa determin­ ■Ing of motor vehleloo provided hereof may after four yeare ft ) Tsnaoaaao Ernie (l> Twltlfht Urns ft) Naweoopa by th* lagtaUtur*. for In subosetloa (0). Th# slat* roturn to Its form er ototuo end t l ) laarek far Tomorrow ed•action (!) II e’aUek High (D Mem) Issue* 1. SENATE APPOR­ board ahall ala* have power, reject tho provision* of thle ItiM ft ) OetfUaa Light MtM (I) Smalt Town tlM ft) Oast* A Harriott TIONMENT. — Th* legislature for tho purpose of obtaining section by the oam* procedure 11:11 ft ) NBC Now* Report (I) Alfred lilt uh000k (I) RB - Myrnalene ■boll divide tha Hat* Into fund* for th* s.o of any conn, outlined la subooctloa (1) here­ 1:4* f l ) Ctrl Tolk IStia (l> Parmrra Daaektor (D Loaalo forty-tw o (41) sanatoria! dis­ ft ) Nowo, Editorial aa* tricts with only on* ft ) sena­ ly beard o f pabtle Instruction o f for adopting tho provision* 1*141 (I) Make TkM ■pore T ill f l ) Wagon Train In acquiring, building, oon- thereof In th* beginning. Waathar 11 iM It) Mawa ft) Woadarfal World e l tor olactod Is each district; a*- atrueltng, altering, Improving, f t ) In tho event n refer**f*> Mo vl. It) Newtlln* Color capt there shall be two (1) sen­ •nlnrglng, furalehlag, or equip- dum election result* In a (t ) Hawn ■parts. WoaID Mr Favorite Martian t i l l ft ) Fom a ators olactod from th* moot UM ft) An The « m M Torse populous county, ths additional King capital outlay project* change la tk* aeothed of select­ tkar 1:1* ID Bd ■ultvns Show ’or school purpose*, to lease ing o eounly eupertntendent, ft) U f a Maka A Deal fttitS (It Tkratar af tke liar* 1:11 ft) Blit Dane Bbew senator being assigned the bond* or motor vehicle tax an- the Incumbent ehall bo permit­ 1 : 1 1 f l ) NBC Nawa Report Itt*a It) Jehnny Csrtae ID Hroadalda number forty, three (II). Th* Dclpatloa certificate*, and xteo ted to servo tbo remainder of CM (I ) Password <Co lor) •:l» ID Bananaa forty-tw o (11) districts ahall b* to leeu* tuck bund* or motor the term o f offleo to which ho f l ) lovratta Young (t) I f l t k Thdaler (D Lincoln Day Cantor aiiporllonad among the several vehlclo tax anticipation tertlll- wo* duly olectod or appointed, 1:1* f l ) Nowallno ■ peelal Cuuntleo of th* olata so a* to ceten to pay, fund or rnfund NO. • t ill ID NBC Now* SATUMDAT JL IL «U Movlo provide etnltnble representa­ nny bonds or motor vehlel* tex llO U IE JOINT RESOLUTION t i l l <C Tho Dooloro l#;M <!> Tha Rnguaa tion based upon similar eco­ antlctpxllon eertlflootoo there•tM <l) New*. Waoth.r Na m i (I ) Art Llaktsttor (I) Candid Camara nomic Interests, gaographla lofor* l*etj*l by laid elate A JOINT RESOLUTION props*. •it* (I) Urowora Almanaa t l ) Day la Court ie:t* (I) What’a My Una arts and population. Every dis­ board. All aucb bond* shall beer TtH |») Bummar Samaatar Ing on amendment to Artlelo t :l l (I ) Llaa Howard 11:44 ft) Neweeop* trict ahall consist of contigu­ Interest nt not .xceojln g four f : t ) ID Nawa X II o f the Btoto Constitution 1:1# f l ) Anothar World (D Harry Raataaor ous ciuntlaa. nnd no county f : l * ( !) Deputy Doe Variety nnd one.half 14*4) P*r oentum adding a faction to bo num­ CD To Tail tha Truth Nawa may b* divided In creating a per annum and ehall mature Show bered by the Mecretary o f ft ) flanarat Hospital f l ) Nawallna senatorial district except Dad* ■erletly In annual InntallmenU ID KFD Mid-Florid* Htote relating to tho oloctton C ll f l ) Douglas Edwards 11:1* ID Checkmate County. commencing not morn then •tM (D Aarea* Tke Faaeo o r appointment o f superint­ l l l l l (I) Adventuret la Para, CM (It Tau Don’ t la y Bastion t. RKPHKMENTATION thr.e (1) yearn from the date (D Capt Enngxroo endent of pubtlo Inntruetlon ft ) Quean For A Day dlae IN TDK HOUBF. OF RKPRK- of leeuenc* thereof and ending (D Renter of the Jungle In TWytar county. (I) Tha Edge o f Night 1:11 (D Waeh. Report BKNTATIVEB — Bapraoontnnot Dior than thirty (IS) years •tM ID Rakle Haaf BE IT RESOLVED by th* (I ) Tha Matsb “ liM • :l* ft) Johnny Quest llon In the house o f representsfrom the date of Issuance, or ID Malar Mareary Lagtileture o f tho Stoto or (D Trallmaatar (D Mr. Ed lives ahall ronal.t of ona hund­ January 1, teat. A. D „ which* ana i d Th* uvta know PNnrldxt (D Beat at atari 1:11 It) Rsn.lsr Vstiwur red tw tlv* (111) representative* ever Is earlier. All inch motor ID auprr Car That on ereendmeM to artl­ 4:11 (1) NIIC News T:M (D Knslgn o ’Tools which ahall be apportioned vehicle tea anticipation certl- elo X ll of tho Florid* Conetl•it# ID Ruff A Roddy (D Tha Beat o f flreiiche 1:11 (D Csnlral Florida among tha rnuntlaa by th* me­ ftceloa shall beer Intereel nt tatlon by adding tho eeeDnn M l l l ) Taanaaaaa Tutado III t'nvla Walt Hho weave thod of aquel proportions: that not exceeding four end one.belt forth below to be numbered by •tlS* ID Haetor .leeiheote CM (It Hanhunt f l ) One Htap Bvyund la. each county ahall hev* on* (t>4) per centum per annum th* Secretory at Btate, la agreed (I) Quirk Draw McGrow (11 Walla Fargo T:D ID Kllppsr representative and th* remain­ end ehall mature prior te Jan le and that sold amendment IP* Buparman (II Magllla Corrllla 11:11 (1) Pstvr Qaao raiirraanlatlvea shall b* uary I. MAO. A. D. The elate ehall bo submitted to tho otocItiM ID Plrabal! XL 1:11 It) Magic Movements In ing ..s ig n e d to th* ruiintlso In pro­ board shell have power to de­ tors o f Florid* for ratification ID MlaMy Mouaa Hports portion to population. Tha pop­ termine all other detail* of said or rejection at tho general elec­ (*) Annia Oaktay MONOAT A. M. l i l t ft) Nawieaps ulations of tha respective coun bond* or motor vehicle tat an­ tion to bo bold ta November, l l t l * ID Doanlo tha aMnoce (I) New*. Weather, (I. for th* purpose* of this ticipation eertlflootee and to 1114. M) Rla Tie Tie l : t l (D Riga Oo Hporta section ahall b* mnflnrd to •oil at puhllo eel* after public ID '"neper 1:11 (D M.'ops SECTION . . . . County super­ (D Leave It To llaavar cttlsena of th* United States advertisement, or eaehongo Mid intendent of pubtla Detraction; l l l l l (D Roy Itodearo 1:11 (D World Ctvlltaatlon and ahall not Include foreign bend* or molar vehicle lea an­ appointment la aortala eaun­ If) Naaay A Caatl f l ) itsllglnn's of Uan horn persona who huv* nul be­ ticipation certificate*. open tie*— (1) Fury 1:11 (I) Nsws . Wsathsr came naturalised each term# end conditio** ae 1:11 ID Todop (1) Tha oounty superintend­ Hectton 1. Ths legislature th* stAle board shall provide. ent af public Instruction shall (D Humtnsr tamostor NATO K l)A T P. M. i t t u b riR L tirr c m r t o f shall reapportion Ilia repro The state board shall aloe bo appointed by tho eouMy 1:11 ID Nawa lllM ID Bky Klnp THR NINTH JI’ D Ir lb l. tlK ntatlon of lit* house and **n hove power to pledge tor tho t i ll ft) Form. Market I * . o f pubtlo Instruction ta ID Uuga Bunay Show Cl'IT. IN AND FUR SRMINOLR ats o t th* t i lt regular session payment o f the principal of board e#pt Taylor oounty. providing tha COUNTY, FLllRD I. ID TUA of th* legislator* and every and Interest on such bond* er proposition Io affirmed by g Vite i d Today H it* (D Hopptly Hopper O ltN CK RT NO. I Man tan (1#) year* thvrasftvr based mater vshlol* tax ontlslpatlea molarity vote o f the qualified ID W aks-ep Movlaa ID CIU Nawa FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT upon tha pracadlng latest fed­ certificate*. Including refunding •leotor* ot Taylor oonnty mok> ID Mlckta Evans (I) NBC rports gpadal IIAUK AHHUCIATloN, a onrpor eral decennial ren.ua. bands er refunding motor V* le g Iho offleo o f county super­ V' II III Nawa A Wa.thar U i l l ID Baseball allon, Hectlnn t. If any part o f Ihla hid* tau anticipation certifi­ intendent of public Instruction l:aa ID Waalhar - Nawa ID NCAA Football Plaintiff, )olnt resolution la delcerod un cates, all or any port from Iho appointive. (D Captain Kangnrow tlM ID TBA w. constitutional or null end Void anticipated reissues to b* de­ f t ) Te esbmld tha prepnMI II ID Today ID lllM Noll NOMAN HOWARD HPECK. jn . then the entire resolution shell rived from the licensing of me­ Horn eon t*l**d la •ubooetloa 1:1# ID ('artuinvllta ID NCAA Football and JOYCE ILKNK HPKCK. hi a be null, void and Inoperative. ter vehicles provided tor la this (1) to tho electors a ipeclal l:W tl) Kssralaa tor Madam t i l l (I) American tun-letxn-t wife. NO. S amendment and to ontor Into election shall bo soiled by the Woman t i l l ID Championship WrestD efendants HEN ATE JOINT RESOLUTION ony covenants and other agree­ county commissioner* of Thy* ID Divorce Court tng NOTICE OF it'IT IN NO. 34T ments with the hol-ler* of snob eounly apoa tho request o f (I) American History 4:44 ID Tbaolar X NORTH IDE roREI'LOnl'RR A JOINT RESOLUTION propos­ bond* or motor vehtelo tax aa- lor tho eonaty board o f pubtlo In1:11 (I) I'artnnvllla DM (I) Hat. Aftarnooa T 0 » NOMAN HOWARD HPKCK. ing an amendment to Article tlclpa'.laa c e r t ific a t e s at the #•1# ( i) Hompar l|...m Mruetieu, which election ehall Fast Ufa Jit. and JOYCE IRENE XVI, Hadlon T o f the atato time ot the laeuxncw thereof b* held within Maty <*«) daya l«:«a (D Malta Hoorn (or (I) gnlanca Flatten HI'RCK, h i. w ife, Constitution relative to tbo concerning Die security there­ after tho request oad th* re­ Daddy Thastar r /i. N. II. Hpaok. Hr, length of larma of officers. of end th* right* of the holder* sult tboroof oholl determine (I ) Mpanlah DM ID Man Into dpseo It# louth Yatas PtraaL BE IT RESOLVED BY THE thereof, all ot which covenant* whether subsection dtp shell bo ID Mika Waltaeo BM (D Wlda Warld oC Donv*r Colorado toll# LKUIHLATIIIIE OF TIIB STATE end agreements ehall aanell- •ffocltv* la sold county. eparts You. Dsfandanta, are hereby OF FLORIDA tut* legally binding end Irre­ ( ! ) Should th* county odopt ft* Out Iowa notified that a complaint to That article XVI, aoclloa T of vocable contract* with each th* provtMoaa o t subsection (D Championship Bowlferocious a certain mortgeso th* Florida caaatltutton bo holder* nnd shell bo fully en­ (1) hereof II moy. after four ling on Din following described pro­ amended aa aat forth below and forceable by such heilJere la (4) year* return to Its former m u v o r atrr Bit* ID IM tho U r perty. situate, lying nnd being that aald revolution b* aumhlt any cuurt af eempotsnl Juris­ etetus end reject tbo provtTI ) OTATM OF FLORIDA TO B:M (D Fiablag Fan In Heiulnola County, Florida, tad to tha electors of Florida diction. •tens o t thl* taction by th* IRENE LUTE. ID Nawa to.wlti for ratification or rejection at No such bond* er motor ve­ procedure outlined la OUhRESIDENCE UNKNOWN! Bill 11) Newsrape t - l t. Block B. WOOD tha general election to b* held hicle tax anticipation certifi­ •*m* ■action ( l l hereof fur adopting A sworn Complaint having Blit (D llama Oardanlng MERE PARK 1ND RE In November, 1)41: cates ehall ever be tseueJ by Ibo provision* thereof la the bavn fllad against you In tha It) Outer Umtta PLAT, according to plat Had (on T. TERMS OF OF the stale board until after the beginning. ID I-uay-Daal Clroult Court In and lor Hsmlthereof record*,! In Plat Fit:KH CREATED ll) I.ROIH adoption o t a resolution re­ (4) In tho event g referoanot* County, Florida, hr ('llE l,. Bill ID Mr. Magow Book 11, Page Tt, Public LATH HE. — Tha legislature questing the laiuanea thereof dun. olootleu result* la a change DON LUTZ, for dlvorca. tho •it* It) TUA Racorda ol gamlnolo Cugn ■hall not create any offl,*, th* by the county board o f public In th* mMhed o f selecting o short tltla of which la HIIELID Lawrence Walk ty, Florida) farm of which shell ba longer Instruction of Ibe county *a county superintendent, tho laDON I.I1TZ, llalntltf, varaua Including: II) The Defendera than four (4) year a, except bohatf of which luck obllgo- eumhoat eh*11 ho permitted to IRENE LUTS, Defendant, •iM tD Saturday Night at 1 DU Built-In R a n g e—Mo­ membership on th* board tlono are to be tanued. The M rvo tho remalador of tbo term thvaa praaanta ora to command tha MovDo dal J l i t V gerlal No. UV charged with responsibility for ■tale hoard of education *b*U o f offleo to which ho woo duly you to npptnr and fits your •iM (D Bummar rlayhauae •M il eollagao end unlvaroltlao toot limit the amount of such bond* Doc tod or appointed. Anawar or othar dafanao or It) Hollywood ID! Be* 1 UK Rofrlgarotor — Mo­ Including J u n i o r collages) ey motor vehicle tax anticipa­ NO. T plaadlng haraln with tha Clerk ttlM ID (lunamoka del TA III V HerUl No. PV which torus may b* extended tion certificate* which can be SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION of tha Circuit Court o f Bamltaita ID Movie I D IIt by tk* legislature to not mog* Issued on behalf of any county N a 111 nula County, Florida, and nerve has boon fllad against you In than nlna (t) yaare. U m ID Nawallna ta *e**nty-ttv* per cent (TIM A JOINT RESOLUTION propeo0 copy thsraof on Plaintiff's the above sty lad gull and you (I) Neweotipe NO. | ot th* amount which It deter­ Ing oe amendment to ArtL-D tl) Nawa, Hporlm Wag' Attorney, Carroll Burks, At­ are required to servo a eopy of SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION mines uan be serviced by tbo XVI. of tbo Florid* Oonstltorney at la w . I*. O. Drawer Z, your Answer or Pleading to tha tkar NO. I l l revenue accruing to th* <wuututloo, relating to the loca­ t i l l ! ID Tkaalar at Ika Btara Hanford. Florida, on or before Complaint on Plaintiff's attor­ A JOINT RESOLUTION ty under the provisions of thin tion o f tbo Heat of Govern H it* It) Patarday Night show the 3#tb day of Oct0bar, A. D. ney. JUMEPII K. MURAHKO, P. poatng an amendment to aub- amendment, end such deter­ ment; adding Section 1A, pro. lif t , or otherwise decree pro O. Box 12). Fern Park, Florida, (I) Channel Hit Nawa, aocitona (a) and (b) of Boo- mination shell be ooncluelv*. vldlng tor moons ta Isonro confaaao will bo entered against and file tho original Anawar ■porta, Weather Don tt. Article XII of th* All such bond* or motor ve­ continuity at ■tote sad Lo l l l l l (I) Theatre of tho Blare you. or Pleading tn the office of CongDIutlon of Florid* ratal hicle tax ontlclpotloa cortlfl0*1 Governmental tnovations The Han'ora Harold to da- the Clerk of tbo Circuit Court Ins la th* ui* of part of th* colee ehall bo loeuod la the ta ported* o t omorgeney roalgnatad aa a nawapapar of on or before tho ltth day of ■UKDAT P. M. rovonu* derived tram tha asm* o f tho elate board of eduoultlng from dtsoatero oaueganarol circulation la whloh October, l i l t . It you fell to lluonalng ot motor vahleloa eatlun but ehall bo laouol for od by ocemy attack. ItiM (D Tho ■ lory this citation shall be publish­ do io, a decree pro runfaaoo for capital outlay and dobl and on bohalt of tho county BE IT RESOLVED by tho It) Rovlral ed one* such weak for four will bo taken against you for oorvlo* aad ether school pur­ board of public inatruatloe* re­ Legislature *t th* Btato at ID UF re. l u u Conatcutlva weeks tho relief demanded In tha poses questing the leeuonce thereof, Florida: l l i l * ID Davy A Goliath WITNEHd my hand and offl Complaint. BE IT RESOLVED BT THE end no election er approval of Ik* follow ing amend It) Oral Roberta elal aaal of tho Clark o f tho W1TNKU my hand and offl LEGISLATURE OF THE BTATB quail (led oiootere or freehold- m That oot o f Artlelo XVI, o t tko U lM (I ) Soolal Security la Circuit Court on this ltth day elal seal o f offleo at Hanford, OF FLORlDAl •re shall ho required far Iho Io- Florid* CoaatltatUa by adding Artloe of September, A. D. t i ll, gamlnolo County, ihla lath day That (ho following amend­ •nance IherooL section 1A to agreed to acm (I) NFL Hpec Uvular (HEAL) of Rautambor, 11*4. ment to subsections (a) and th) nd 1 shall be eubmllted ta th* elec tlM (t ) Ckrlatuphara Arthur If Beckwith. Jr., (SEAL) of aactlon II, nrtlel* XU of tha COMMITTEE HUBSTITUTE tore o f tke etato for ratifies Clark of tha Circuit Court Arthur IL Beckwith, Jr. Constitution of Florida la her* FOR HOUUK JOINT Uan or rejection ot tho gen­ By: Martha T. Ylhlen, D.C Clark of Circuit Court by ngraod to end ahall b* sub­ RESOLUTION eral election held la November, TV BBNTAL Carroll Burko, By: Martha T. VlhUn mitted to th* alantors at th* NO 111 144*1 Hullo 111, Hanford Atlantia Deputy Clark • Batoa • Herrin* ■tat* fur ratification or rojoo- A JOINT REUOLUTtOM propos­ ■ UCTION 1A. Ceatlaalty o f National Hank Building JOIEFH U. MURAHKO Don ot th* aoxt general ole*ing on araendmnot eo Artlele govoramosL — Tho logtelotaro, P. a Drawer s Attorney at Law Don to ha bold is Movembor, XII. Sect Ion I of tho Moto la order to Ineuro continuity o t Sanford. Florida. F. a Bog tl* 1144: Constitution; a u t h o r talag •into aad local governmental PA Attorney far Plaintiff. Fern Fork. Florida •ootton I E SCHOOL B O M D a Principal af Plato Eihooi •perattaaa la periods o f amorCrtar TV Publish SepL 11, ll, A Owt Publish ( o p t It, i t * Oot It FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY IN Fund* to he expended ter Honey resulting from dlMitore M a r l Aia . t. 1. 1111. 1HI BURANCE — In) Beginning Capital Outlay on behalf of caused by enemy attack, shall CDH-M CDS-!* Jnawory L UM M 4 teg Ik in g tr. s. -"■vra mx W eekend T e le v is io n h Legal Notice Legal Notice I / Stminole TV Logoi Notico __ A.AA__od__ A*, tom. mm*-----------Ik A l ws ! I Logoi Notico K em pt aad temporary 1 _____ lea to Ubo powers usd duties o f pc bile offl roe. a f whatever su­ ture gad whether su ed by oldetlpa eg appointment, tho lo­ cum boat* *( which may boeomo saarallaklo far carrying on th* powers pad duileo o f such o f­ fice* gad (1) to Adopt ouch •thor moouuree oo may bo cooaory god proper for lasertag Iho eohtlaalty o f governmeats] eporotlone. ta the eaerMas o f tbo powers hereby con­ ferred Iho DgDUlure ehall la all reapocte eoalerta to tho reqalremonto of thla Conetltutie* exceed te tho eatoot that tg tbo Jtedgment of tho legtelataro oo to do would ho Imprac­ ticable or would Admdt o f undue Na t ■ o u t * JOINT RESOLUTION NO. I l l A JOINT RESOLUTION pro pee­ ing an amendment to Article IV. •ootloA t l o f tho Comotltottea o f Florida relating to tho dUtloe ef the commtueten•r o f ugrlculturo; cllmlnetlag hi* suporvlitoa over motttr* pertaining to public IftBdto. BE IT RESOLVED by th* Legislatur# o f tk* dtoto of Florida: Tkat th* folia wing amend­ ment to Artlelo IV, Section Id o f th* Florida Coaatitutioa la agreed to and ehall be submittod to th* electors of tho otot* for fotlftesttos or rejection at th* gooorol election held la November. 1414: ■octloa 14, uommletloadr of agrieulturo, duties etc. — The eommleoloaer of agriculture •hall perform inch duties la relation to agriculture as may be proucrlbod by law. Ho ahall Alee have oupervtitoa of th* staid prleoa, and shall perform •uch other dut!*i a* may be prescribed bp law. NO. 4 BEHAVE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. l l l l A JOINT REtOUJTlON propeolog an ameadmeat to Article XVI of tho Conotttutlen of Florid* by adding a section to b* numbered by the decre­ tory of elate authorlutng etvtl trial* la branch courthouse* ta Dade county. BE IT RE »C LOVED by th* Legletature o f the StM# of Florida: That an amendment te Ar­ tlelo XVI o f tho Florida Conetl. tuUon by adding th* redlon set forth below to bo number­ ed by Iho Moratory of etste le •greed to, and that sold amendment shall be submitted (• th# (lector* of Florida for rotirtcatlun or rejection nt tho general Median to b* held In November. ISIS: SECTION ---------- Civil trlnle la brnneh eourtnonmo In Dod* county. — Civil trials may be hold aa provided by law tn brnneh ourthoueea In nny municipality within Dad* county. Th* clerk of any court, th* eherlff, end ony other court officer, within aald county, ■hall maintain each office* wild I* such municipality, and have available euch official book* and record* therein, aa may be necMinry te nc com pitch the purpoeae o f thin amend, ment. provided that the prln* elpel office* o f inch clerk* or other officer* ehall not b* re­ moved from the county cent NO. 1# HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 44 A JOINT RESOLUTION rMatln« to the Judicial depart­ ment; proposing an amend­ ment to eubeeotloa (1), Sec­ tion 4. ef nrtlcle V of the IGorlda ConetltMlon; Increas­ ing the number o f Judicial circuit*; preferring certain Judgexhtps. BE IT KEfOLVKD by the LeglaDturo ef the Btato of Florida: That tho following amend­ ment of eubeectloa 11). HEUTtON I. o f article V ef the Conetltutlon of Florida le agreed to and shall be eubmltted to th* elector* of thle elate for ratification or rejection at the general election to bo held In November, 1)44. SUCTION d. Circuit cntirle. — (1) JUDICIAL CIRCUITS. Th* leglMaturo may eelabllih net more than twenty 11C) Judicial circuit*, each composed ef a county or centlguoue countie* nnd o f net teas than fifty tbeueand (44.###) Inhabitant*, according to th* teat ceneua autborlied by law, aacepl that th* county of Monro* ehall coneUtut* one o f the ctrculte; provided, however, there ehall be no reduction In the number a f circuit Judge* reetdlng In say oounty formerly • pert of a judicial circuit, which circuit tn heroaftar created, divided, changed er rev lead. NO. II HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 444 A JOINT RESOLUTION propos­ ing amendment to Article XVI! of the Constitution of Ih* elate ef Florida provid­ ing an additional method o f reviling or amending the CoaaUtutton. BN IT RESOLVED by tbo LeglMaturo o f tho •tat* o t Fieri 4o: That tho amendment te Ar­ ticle XVII «( the Constitution o f Florida by adding thereto a eectlon to bo numbered eecHon 4, a* eel forth below le •greed to end ehall be aubmltt•d to the elector* of Florid* for rAttncalica or rejection at the general eteettoa to b* held la November, 1444: SECTION 4. Additional M*th •4 of Revising or Amending OoutHuttoa. — A* * method o l rovIMng tho onllro eonetlluDon of Florida, aad as an addi­ tional metbod Of revleteg or amending any portion or por­ tion# ef IL either hrnneh of tho DgDDture, ot nny regular •■••Ion. or at any epecDI or extraordinary eoeelon called for the purpoee, may prop.iee by Joint resolution • revision of the entire eonalltutlen er * revision or amendment of nny portion or portions thereof and may direct and provide for na election thervon. If the Joint reeuluUon D adopted by veto of three fifths (1/4) o t tho member* Mooted bo each hoUM. tko yrao nod any* ehall ka entered upon their reepoMIvo Journal*, and the propoeed revtelon or amendment Mall be submitted to tho otectoro ot tho elate for rotltlcolDn or rejection at tho neat general Moelloa held mere thoa eeventy (14) day* after tha adaption o f iho resolution uaUea ay vote of three fourths (1/4) o f the member* Mast­ ed to each buv.ee, the teglaUlure ahall provide for eubmiaelee at A opeclal elactlon ot on aatllar data. Tbo eeereiary of Kate nholl caue* aolloe o f tho propoeed revitloa or emend, meat and af the date o t tbo Moctlon thereon to be pubtteh•d twice tn on* nevepeptr In •och oounty la wh!«a a news- weeks before tho election and th* eeeend publication to M At loAgt oa« (1> week Aftof the ftrM And Aet lose than fomr (41 wAoke before the M*eM#n. If tho propoeed rovtMoo er amend* meat roeolveo tk# favorabld vole * f a majority e f tkd die** terd veUng tbrreea. It Mull toko effect g f noon an tho tint Tneeday oftor tho R n t Monday o f tbs January following tht •toctloa If voted open la a gen­ eral election, aad ea tho MatJoth (II) day after th* Mdctloa If voted upon la a epoetol elec­ tion. or la either c o m on day date designated CierMa. NO. II MOCtE JOINT R E M U m O N NO. Ill A JOINT RESOLUTION K op »»trg amendment to Article IX. leetloa Id, o f th* Coaetltuttea o f tho I tale ef Flor­ ida relating td Ugatlem an 1 flnonco ky estendlng the period o f time covered by Mid ArtIMd IX, aoMten 1*. until Jdhttary 1, t i l l . ■E IT RESOLVED by th* Legislature o f tht Hat# *t Florida 1 That Artlelo I X Bootlea l l o f tho ■tata CeneUlatlon be amended M follow s td hereby agreed to aad shall bo aubmltt#d to tbo oloctoro of tho State for ratlfleatton er rejdotloa at tho general Moctlon o f Nov­ ember. 1444: •ECTION 10. Board o l admlnlntrattoa; gaeollno and Ilk# taiow distribution and Me; ate. — (a) That boginning January lat. 1144, nnd for eeventy-ftv# years (I I ) thereafter, tho pro­ ceed* of two eonta (Id) per gMU o o f tko total tsa levied by Mat* law upon gasoline aad other llko produota o f petrol•um, bow known aa tha decoad ana Tan, and upon other fuel# used to propot motor vehicle*, ehall ao collected be pieced monthly In tho "Stoto Rood Distribution Trust Fund" In tho l u t o Treasury and divided Into threo tt) oqunl ports which shall be distributed monthly among th* sevaril countlee ao follow e: on* port according to area, on* part according to population, and an# part according to tho coun­ ties* contribution, to the ooet o f Mato rood construction la th* ratio of distribution ae pro­ vided In Chapter H ilt . U w e of Florida. Act* o f l l l l , and for tho purpoao o f tho apport­ ionment based on tho counties’ contributions for tho coot of etato road construction, tho ■mount o f tbo contribution* eeteUDhel by tho certificate* mode In l l l l pureuent to sold Coe pier IS4el. shell bo token sad deemed ooncluelv* la com­ puting tho monthly amounts distributable according to sold contributions. Huch funds eo distributed shell be administ­ ered by th* Htat* Board of Jtdministration aa herMntrter provl led. (h) Th* Governor aa chair­ man, th* sta le Treasurer, and th* (Date Comptroller ehatl constitute A body corporate to be known ae th* "Htnt* Board o f Administration", w h i c h board ahall succeed to oil th* power, control nnd authority of th* etatutory Board o f Ad­ ministration. Held Board ehMl have. In addition to such pow­ ers a* may to conferred upon It by law, tho management control and supervletoa o f th* proceed* ot sold two copta (le) o f sal-) taxes and all moneys and ether eeeote which on th* effeotlvo date o f thle amend, ment nr* applicable or may be­ come applicable to th* bond* ef th* several counllea o f thl* state, or any special road ond bridge district, or other special taxing district thereof, txeued prior to July let, m l , for rwad and brldn* pnrpneea. Th* word "bunds" ne used herMn ahull In, elude bunds. Dm* warrant#, note* and other forme of In•lettedneee teeued for road and bridge purpoeee by any coun­ ty or ipeclal rood and bridge dletrL-t or other epeclel taxing ilDtriet, outetandlng on July let, 1411, or any refunding Deuce thvreor. Paid Board eheil hev* th* etatutury powers of Boards of County Uummleolon•ri and Bond Trustees and of nny olher authority ef special road and bridge district*, end othvr epeclel taxing districts thereof with regard to said bon le. (except that th* power to levy ad valuretn taxes le atpresety withheld from sold Butrdl, and shall take over ell papers, documents and records concerning the seme, geld Board shall nave th* power frum time to time to Issue re­ funding bonds to mature with­ in the sold seventy-five year (Tl) period, for any of nal-1 eutntandlng bonds or Interest thereon, and to secure them by a pledge of anticipated receipt) from euch gasoline or other fuel texes to be distributed to such county *■ herein provided, but not nt a greater rxto o f Inter­ est then sold hendv now b u r ; and to Issue, cell or exchange un behalf of any county ur unit for tkn nolo purpue* of retiring •eld bon I, leeued by such coun­ ty, or special rood and brldgo dietrlot, or other ipeclal taxing dlatrlet thsraof, gaemllna or other fuM tog anticipation cer­ tificate. bearing Interest at net more than litres per cent (I) per annum tn each denomina­ tion. and maturing at euch time within Die eeventy-ftv* year (Til period ae the hoard may determine. In addition to exerc­ ising th* powers now provided by statute for tho Investment o f Making fund* eeld Hoard may ueo tbo sinking funds created fog aald bonds o f any county or special road and bridge district, or other unit hereunder, to purchase th* ma­ tured or maturing bonds, pertlclpvtlng herein of any other county or any other special road end bridge district or other ape- let taxing dletrlct thereof, provide! that ns to tald ma­ tured bonds, the vatu* thereof a* an Investment shall be the price paid tharefor, which ahall not exceed th* pervalu* plus accrued Interest, and that said Investment shall bear Inter**! at ths rnt* o f three per cent (I ) per annum. (e) Tho laid beard ehall an­ nually ■•* M id fund* In each county accounL flret. to pay current principal aul Intereet maturing. If any. of **td bonis and gasoline or ether fuel tat anticipation certificate* o f such oounty or special rood and bridge district, or other epe- lal toeing district thereof; eeeand, lo ae’ oblleh n sinking fund account to meet tutor* re­ quirement* of Mid bunds and Maolln* or olbor fuel tag aattelpoflen gortlflcatea x u t t i It *#P*»rg th* anticipated Income *•( *nf year or year* will set equal ochsduled payments thereon, and third, nny remain­ ing balance out o f tho proceed# o f sold two cento (Jo) o f sold «• dsMag tod Ugil NoHct J mmr n n a i i i n um hum ■ ao foliowp: Eighty nor (14*1) to Ud itd to Rood _ port meat tot tko ooaotraaUoq or reconstruction of #tato rood* gad bridge* wHkUt tkd county, or for the leap* or pure boo* •{ bridge* connecting elate high, waya within tho pen My, ond twenty per cent (M E ) ta thl) Board ot Oonnty O e n i k d e g . or* o f m l oonnty for uso o f rood* nnd bridge* therein. (d) told board shall harp tho power to MAkt And on fore* All rale* and regulation* necti. aery to tho full eierMeo o f tho power* hereby granted nnd no legislation sftdU be required to roader thla amendment o f fun fore* and operating tffpot from and after January lot, t m . Tho LeglMAtur*. (holt ea«tlnuo tho lorieo o f aMd tag** dur. Ing the llfd of Into Am endm ent nnd ebsll not enact nay U f having tko effect o f withdraw­ ing the proceed# o f aald two cents (le) o t aald u m from th* operation o t thla amend­ ment. Tk* board ehall pay re­ funding expense, and other otpenees for oorrlcen rendered apectflcnlly for, or which are properly chaygenblp to, tho ac­ count o f any county from fund* distributed to inch oounty; but general expenses of tho botrd for gervtcoo rendered Ml tho countlee alike nholl bo prorat. td among thorn nnd paid o u t o f told fund* on th# M a o boil* sold u n proceed* or* dlotrlbgt•d among tho savors! counties) prevtded report o f Mid etptn*. •• shall bo mads to taeh R*. gular cession o f tho Legisla­ ture, and tho L*g1#I* tbro m*y limit tho MpengM o f th# L^urL N a 11 HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION Na um A JOINT RESOLUTION prop**Ing an amondmcM to Ar­ tlelo X Section T ot the Bute ConeUtaDon r e l a t i n g t«JJ) homeetend exemption. BE IT RESOLVED by tbo LeglMaturo o f Iho State of Florida: ■ECTION 1. That tho amend­ ment to ArUele X, Section T nf the Florida Conutltutton ae cot forth below I* agreed to ■nd uh*)l be eubmttted to tho oloctoro of Florid* for ratifi­ cation or rejection dt the gen•ml election to bo held la No­ vember, llld t ARTICLE X ■ECTION T. Exemption od., homaxteod from u x a tlo n —" Every person wbo baa tho legal title ar beneficial Dtlo In equity lo root properly In tkto •late and who reMdot thereon and U good JHlth make* the Mm* hie or her permanent homo or tho pormMent home o f another or Mbero legal­ ly or naturally dependent legally or naturally dependent up»a aald pertes. xhu.ll he eutilled to nn exemption from all taxation, except h r u eew m ex li for epecls! beneflu, up to the. neeeeoed vnlpatlon of fir* tbsuJjl Mild dollar! (tl.4M.44) on aald home Bnd oonDgwoM real pro­ perty, ae defined In Artlelo X Section 1. o f tho ConcUtutlon, for tho year 1441 and there* after, provided that In Bnmeutn County tho flret two thousand dollar* (lt.Md.dd) of tho sse•esed vMuatton o f such proper­ ty shall bo tamable for ecbool purpoeee only nnd th* exemp­ tion ehMl apply to tho next five thousand dollar* (II,904.M) for school purpoeee on­ ly o f eieeeeod valuation, l e l i l tttl* may bo hold by th* en-^ tlrottoa, Jointly, or In common with others, ond Mid oxomptloa may bo apportioned among •uch of tho owner* ea *hMl re­ side thereon, no their respec­ tive intereate shell appoor, but no euch *x*mplk>n of more than fir* thousand dollar* (• !.44P.IO shall bo allowed to ony on* (1) n*r*on or on nny ono (1. dwelling house, nor oholl tho amount o f ths oxompttoii allowed nny poroon onceod tho proportionate xaeeooe-l v a lu e -, Don baeed on the Intereet o w n -'v •d by euch peroou. The legtMnture may preoertb* appropriate and r*a*onabl* law* regulating the manner of eMxbllohtng th* right to *xld exemption. HUCTluN J. Thta reeolutlon •hall beoome effective only upon It* approval by A ma­ jority of the freeholder* voting In u referendum elecilon to be held In tom ootn Ceunty oc th* nout epeclnl o r regular pri­ mary election. s e c t io n A Mould tnta ru■ulutlou bu rejected by the fr e e -f holder* In Hamooto County, then thl* resolution eh i ll bo null ond void. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto eot my hand and affixed the Oteet BeM o f Iho Htato of Florida at TMDhooeee, ths Capital, this tho IMh dap of Auguet, A. D , 1144. TOM ADAM« (HEAL) gooroury of Atato IN THE CIRCUIT COVET OF , THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIE-bf e v r r OF AND FOB IEHINALB c u i n t y , F t.oA in n . CHANCkBY NO. IOTA UNITED MORTGAGEE I 1 R VICINO CORF, H d ld lW >VINCENT W. JOHNSON, M ■*. DefeadaotA n o n cm a r pu rr T®| VINCENT W. JOHNkOW And alt parties claiming Intorovte by. through, under, or Xgalnet Vincent W. Johnson, and to all part!*# having or » claiming to hnvu nny righ t,* title, or Internet In tko pro­ perty herein described. TOII ARE hereby notified that a Complaint to foreekwo n mortgwgo encumbering Iho following reel property: Lot 1*. Block r. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. L according to a plot there­ o f *• recorded In F lit Book 11. peg* II, Fublto R e c o r d # o f gemlnolo County, Flor­ ida hno been filed agnlnM row *• * tho obove-Myled cult, and yon* xro required to serve a copy o f your Anewer to tho Com­ plaint on th* FUtnttff* attor­ ney*. van don Borg A d i r , Poet Offleo Box ItJJ, Orlando. Flor­ id*. and to fit* tbo original of •uch Anewer with the Clerk ot the nfortaMd circuit Court en or beforo the tfth dey o f Oct­ ober. 1444. If yon foil lo d® eo, o decree pro ooafeeoo will bo taken agxlnet you for tb* roltef demanded In tko Com­ plaint. _ This Nolle* oholl bo publleh^ od one* • week for four «•■oocutlvo week* |a Tko Pan lor * Herald. Dated this Idth day of topt•mb«r, 1444. (HEAL) Arthur I t Eockwlth, JrClark ot tho Circuit Court By; Martha T. VUloa Deputy Clerk Publleh Sept- 11. II A Oct*be* *> d. 1444, ODE-to 0 �SEW ft SAVE Trip W est Pleases LB J; Barry Hits Spending Polls, Reports From Backers Cheer Johnson •t* fa s fa ri WASHINGTON (UP1) President Johnson returned to the White House today from a two-day Western tour marked by new disclosures on nuelear controls and weapons defen­ ses — and huge crowd ac­ claim. The President's “ non-politi­ cal" Journey to five states and a Canadian province end­ ed at 2 a.m. EDT when his “ 'Air Force One" Jet trans­ port touched down at Andrews Air Force Base, Md. Johnson was in Jovial spirit and obviously delighted with the trip to Montana, Washing ton, Oregon, California, Utah and British Columbia. He was cheered by polls and reports from Democratic leaders in the five states about his elec­ tion chances. He didn't even mind the soreness and pain in his fin gers which resulted from handshakes with hundreds of * supporters — most of them in Sacramento, Calif., where he climaxed his travels Thurs­ day. The only dampener, lit erally, was the rain which msrred his •trip Wednesday to Vancouver and the border community of Blaine, Wash. It was there he signed papers implementing thw Canadian American Columbia R i v e r treaty. But the weather and the crowds were grand in Sacra­ mento. Johnson treated a huge crowd in front of the state Capitol to revelations about two new delenses again­ st sneak attack. One Is a pair of weapons systems to wipe out bombcarrying satellites that might later orbit the earth. The other la a radar system that “ sees" over the horizon, pro­ viding tip-offs to distant mis­ sile launchings within a mat­ ter of seconds. T h u r s d a y was Johnson's south day in office. E v e n though he disavowed sny par­ tisan intentions and paid re­ peated tributes to Republi­ cans he acted much of the time tike the active campaign­ er he is for a full four • year term. Johnson never mentioned his Republican opponent. Sen. Harry M. Goldwater. The Ari­ zona senator a week ago vis­ ited two points on Johnson's itinerary, Seattle and Sacremento. But the President touched heavily on two of the biggest issues separating him a n d Gotdwater. One ia the queation of nuclear arms control. The other Is U. S. military prepar­ edness. GOP Candidate Invades Texas Irrmlh Sept. 18, 1964 — Pago S South Seminole Elementary Faculty Honored By CIP By Jam Case*(berry muma and hi the eaw of the men, a boutonniere. The meeting waa presided over by the new president, Mrs. Gerald McGinnla o f Eastbrook and Rev. C. E. Patch of the Aloma Baptist Church first meeting of the school gave the devotional. Winners of the room count year held Tuesday night in for having the moot parents In the school auditorium. attendance were Mrs. Marjor­ Each teacher received a lovie Stone’s first grade and Mrs. ly coriage o f carnations or Ed wins Stuart's fourth grade. The group voted to purchase eight more fans for class­ room* In addition to those pur­ chased previously. Membership Chairman Eva Moore reported 141 member­ ships had been received prior to Tuesday night. She stated that CTP yearbooks and mem bership cards will be sent HOT SPRINGS, Ark (UPI) home to each paid member. —Hubert Humphrey, voicing The first fund raising pro­ hopes of a Roosevelt-style ject will be a rumage sale, ac­ Democratic landslide in Nov cording to Mrs. William Egember, took his campaign from gers, ways and means chair­ tlic Alamo to the edge of Dixie man. It ia scheduled for Fri­ today, lie got little support day, Oct. 23 and Saturday, from Arkansas Gov. Orval Oct. 24, at Fern Plaza. Dona Faubus, a fellow Democrat. tiooa o f used clothing and laubui was not on hand to other items are welcome and meet the party's vtce-prest area drop off point# are being dentist candidate when he ar­ designated. Volunteers to help rived, although Faubus was sort, mark, and sell also are still in town after delivering needed. a speech. The next project Is to be a The governor, who has been school cook book in November cool to the national ticket, said with everyone asked to donate hr was tired, and could see her favorite recipe, Humphrey in the morning. .Mrs. Ralph Smith, clinic Humphrey wound up a quick chairman, announced a coffee three-city hop through Texas for clinic mothers for Thurs­ Thursday with a night rally in day, Sept. IT at 9:30 a.m. San Antonio. Some 25,000 sup­ Testing of eyes will begin porter*, mostly Mexican Sept. 21 and ears will be test­ Americans, thundered “ Viva ed at a later dale. Humphrey" at a rally before Christy M. Harp, principal, the hlsto lc Alamo. spoke briefly to the parents Humphrey said earlier in and following the meeting re Waco, Tex., that he and Pres­ Ircshments were served by the ident Johnson hope to win by executive board in the cafe at least as big a margin as terla. Franklin Roosevelt did in 1936. Time waa alloted for the In that election Roosevelt ear­ parents to visit their child's ned every state except Maine classroom and talk to the tea­ cher. and Vermont. Members of the faculty were honored by the Council of Teachers and Parent* of South Seminole Elementary School at Casselberry at the Faubus Cool To Humphrey In Hot Springs W. VINCENT Roberta, M. D. of Sanford was one of 60 United States physicians a n d f i v e foreign doctors w h o are attending a twow e e k post - doctoral course in gynecology at Harvard University. Sermon Series Scheduled On Commandments Rev, Robert M. Jenkins, minister o f First Methodist Church of Sanford, will begin a aerie* o f eight lermon* on the Ten Commandments this Sunday at the 7:30 p.m. w or­ ship service when hie eubject will be entitled “ The School­ master,” an evaluation o f Taul'a understanding o f the Law. Rev. Jenkins advises that purpose o f this special series is to give the people of today en understanding of the place the ancient “ Code" has fo r modern man and hla life. It is hla ernest desire that all members of the congregatlon and other interested per­ sons endeavor to he In attend­ ance for all eight services. Prairie Lake WfoU To Install New Officers Uy Jana Casselberry The Prairie Lake Baptist Church WMU will hold an in­ stallation dinner at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Trade Wind* Cafeteria in Casselberry. There will be a guest epeaksr. New officers include Mrs. James Dunn, president; Mrs. Eltia Parkerson, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Jim Reed, secre­ tary; Mrs. Warren Samuels, program chairman; Mrs. Paul Lowe, prayer chairman; Mrs. Ed Lowe, publicity; Mrs. Ev­ erett Stevenv, publications; Mrs. Paul Branson, social chairman; Sirs. Robert Sel­ lers, stewardship; Mr*. Gar­ rett Coyle; mission study; Mr*. Ted Kern, enlistment; Mrs. Wayne Hughes, commun­ ity missions; Mrs. Lamer Vickers. East Circle chair­ man; Mrs. Irvin Johnson, West Circle chairman; Mr*. Bill Moon, Sunbeam director and Mr*. Dan Robinson, GA director. ii.4 * ---------- - 1 ROBERT THOMAS ent* enrolled schools." In public This is the opinion of Rob­ ert B. Thomas, school attend­ ance assistant for the coun­ ty’s Negro student*. Thomas has been in that position for nearly four years and, as he put* it, “ If we can keep on* child out of 10 who com* to our attention in school, w* feel w* are ac­ complishing our mission." The attendance officer can look to such a record. He can cite caseload after caseload when students have listened to advice of hie, their parent* and teacher* and remained in school, gone on to a much brighter future than they would have had. Thomas ia in close contact Hooker town; 300-plus at Mid­ way; 300-plus at Jackson Heights in Oviedo; and an­ other 300 or more at itosenwald at Altamonte Springs. Only a small percentage of these ever become part of Thomas' duties, the officer quickly points out. The chief reason for tru­ ancy, according to Thomas, is economics. Parents can’t afford to clothe the child, give him lunch money or the like, and the child feels left out, resentful sod is a bud­ ding case o f truancy, he ob­ serves. Thomas, who lives with his wife and their Kin, Darryl, 8, at 129 Rcthune Circle, ran look back—and often does— at his own personal exper­ ience* in school. He wee three or four years past the normal school-starting age when he entered. Even then he d i s l i k e d school end admittedly played “ bookie" whenever he got the chance. He continued s k i p p i n g school, Thomas admits, until he was 18 years old and only in the sixth grad*. At that point, he went into the armed services, served hla country welt and then returned to grammar school a full-fledg­ ed adult. Returning home to Sanford, he sought admission to • lo­ WITH ONE APPLICATION! Elder Springs Insulate From Heat And — Club To Meet Rainproof Your Roof W*th — Aluminum — Asphalt — Asbestos Elder Springs Home Demon­ stration Club will hold Its first meeting o f the new club year next Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the County Agricultural Center on Highway 1T92. Demonstration win he on food additives and will be giv­ en by M bt Myrtle Wilson, agent Anyone Interested In Joining the club Is Invited to meet with the group at thia time. ROOF C O A T IN G 12-65 GAL. — SAVE 5 GAL. ' i a ,n WALL SUPPLY 220 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 322-5412 “ Headquarters For Sprinkler System*” cal school, was told he could enter but he must conduct himself as an adult. By this time the urgency of an education so impressed Thoniut that he stayed with it titl he was graduated from Crooms at the age o f 27 in 1951. Thomas then entered Flor­ ida A A M in 1951, withdrew In November, 1954, due to ill­ ness, re-entered tn February, 1957, and finished in 1901. His studies at Florida A A M were limited to a great ex­ tent to health and physical education courses. Hut his personal background o f school truancy impresed him and he attended the Hampton, Va., Imtituttf, taking a guidance course. Following thia he Joined the local county school sys­ tem end has been with It since. The major problem, accord­ ing to Thomas, ia with chit- B A R G A IN S Hurricane Dora LONGVIEW, Texts (UPD— wildest spender o i them all' Republican presidential noml- today. He laid Johnson baa been net Barry Goldwater describ­ spending $10 million a day ed President Johnson aa “ the more than President Kennedy. The senator made the state­ ment In a speech prepared for delivery at an airport here. He rlso said that "every four minutes frugal Lydon has put one more person an the federal payroll." Attacking “ false claims" by the President that the admin Irtration la euttlng down on CHICAGO (U PI) Rep. Wil­ spending and holding down the liam E. Miller campaigned in federal payroll, Goldwater this Democratic stronghold aald, “ Johnson has already today with the hop* that when spent nearly $3 billion more in votes are east In Chicago in hi? first eight month* In the November, “ they'll be count­ White House than President ed." Kennedy spent in the same* The Republican vice pres­ period of 1963. idential candidate, getting a "The man who promised to knowledgeable assist in the a* re us millions la putting us campaigning from his wife, deeper Into debt by billions. was to speak to the Pollan* “ Every day . . . Lyndon American Congress this morn­ Johnson has been spending an ing. His wife, Stephanie, who average of $10 million more is of Polish extraction, waa than hla predecessor," Goldto speak to the group thia a f­ water aald. He said “ Lyndon Johnson ternoon, then fly on to catch has spent $5.5 billion more In up with him in Erie, Pa. FULL ROLLS Democratic vice president­ his first eight months tn office 45” WIDE ial candidate Hubert II. Hum­ than Franklin Roosevelt In the first sight years of hla adminASSORTED COLORS phrey will speak to the con­ Utratkm. gress Saturday. VALUES TO 11.19 YD. “ And we used to think that It wai Miller's first cam­ Roosevelt was a free apeaderl" paign speech in Illinois, which he said. 1 TO 10 YD. LENGTHS went for John F Kennedy In As to Johnson's assertion 38” TO 45* WIDE 1980 by only 8,iklfl vote*. Re­ that federal payrolls would be publican* filed charges of held down, Goldwater said that ASSORTED COLORS vote fraud after the election. “ ib the first seven months of VALUES TO 31.19 YD. “ Let u* put an end to this this year federal employment sham of election processes," was raised 18 339 persons." He Miller said, in Columbus, said Johnson, “ who promised Ohio, Thursday night. “ May­ economy” has added 2,609 per­ be we're being optimistic, but sons to the public payroll we hope that when votes are every month. “ Every day he has added rast in Chicago, they'll he 170 new employes. Every hour counted. FULL HOLTS “ Maybe we're being too op­ be has added 15," the senator Value* to 11.19 yd. timistic," Miller said, "m ay­ said. The Longview ratty was be they'll bo counted In Tex­ Dan River Plaid Goldwater's (Inal Southern as, too." appearance of tho current week tong swing, but he will g j 45” WIDE — Less Than Half return to Texas and North > FULL HOLTS A 1,000-pound steer, by the Carolina next wrek. Today's ^ Value* to 99c yd. time it gets tn the butcher, is ■rhedule called for later Worth only about 450 pounds stops at SpringficI, Mo., and of beef. The rest is hide, Evansville, Ind., before a cotton heart, bone, fat, liver, and night rally In Charleston, W, Q r waste. V*. LEFT B EH IN D Miller Hopes Chicago Will Count Votes BILL FRAASA, man­ ager of the Southern Loan Co, waa elected president o f the Kiwanis Club for 1966 at the meeting Wednes­ day. He has been a member of the club for three years and has b e e n active in ull phases o f club projects. G o r d o n Meyer and Roger H a r r i s were named first and second vice presidents. “JA C K S O N V IL L E ’S LOSS TO SALE HURRICANE u DORA D U RIN G LABOR DAY « <W EEK , M U ST BE UN D O N E," 3 * T H E BOSS SAYS. SO T A K E * | A L O O K ...................................| CORDUROY “ THE FASHION KING” Episcopal Holy Days Announced By Donna K iln Special services to be held at Longwood’a Christ Epis­ copal Church in the coming week, aa announced by Rcr. Charles Stewart, vicar, are; Saturday, Fall Ember Day, Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. nnd Monday, the Feast of St. Matthew, Holy Communion at 0:30 n.m. In Avon Park. Fr. Stewart will attend the Annuel Clergy Conference o f the Episcopal Diocese of South Florida from Monday after­ noon through Thursday of next week at Camp Wingmann in Avon Perk. Parents Could Slow Truancy, Aide Says “ More parental care and with students throughout the cooperation could reduce the county and with symptoms truancy trend o f county atud- of truancy. He Is respon­ sible for the attendance of shout 1,000 pupils st Crooms High School; 900 st Golds­ boro; 300 at Hopper, 80 at THE REMNANT SHOP dren in the seventh and eighth grades as thry emerge from adolrsrenre to a more adult phase of life. “ The transition fur some ia tough to rope with," the officer states. Thu so-called problem chil­ dren are about evenly divid­ ed between boya and girls hut the major contributing factor to such delinquency, he adds, is luck of parental rare. Thomas confers with par­ ents, teacher* and the child in striving to correct tendencies toward truancy stressing the rhild is making ‘ the biggest mistake of hla life." He is not always success­ ful, Thomas admits. ‘Rut If we can save just one child from such a mistake we fe d gratified." Thomas knows, from peat experience, pereonaily, end In hie official capacity as at­ tendance assistant in the county. c 5 9 4 9 Yd. c Yd. T A K E YO U R C H O IC E ! Dan River Seersucker G IN G H A M S RON * Stripe Cfl Sportswear SOLID ft PRINTED R EN O V A TIO N SPECIA L Cleaning A Prorraning Felt Brand New Cover for Mattrras • llrand New Insulation where needed 0 ^ STR ETC H DENIM 3 9 vd. 7m 9M YD. c *1 4 * ALSO: New Matlreaaes, Bos Springs, Hollywood Ilmla, Odd Rises and King Rite Beds Mad* T o Order at Factory Prices! Echols rolls F U L L ROLLS | OUTING FUNNEL IN N ERSPRIN G M ATTRESS full Value* to 99e yd. ^ ASST. PATTERNS Value* to fl.2 9 yd. LOOK! Gemini Prints SOLID COLOR DACRON ft COTTON OXFORD STRIPES HOMESPUN BEDDING CO. 1 to 5 Yd. Lergtha I TO 5 YDS. 119 Magnolia Ave., Sanford 333-1321 45" WIDE 3 9 KEG. 11.98 PER YARD VALUE Yd. MUST BE SOLD £< VELVETEEN BY THURSDAY ASST. COLORS 1 To 10 Yard Length* aij Value* To $1,99 Yr. C 9 9 ‘ £ 51” TO 60” WIDE END OF HOLTS TWEEDS — CREPES — AND FLANNELS I T o 5 Yard Lengths And Full Roita Values To $3.99 Yd. Many New Onea To Sec NOW IS THE IDEAL TIME TO BUY — AND GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY. DRIVE ONE — MAKE US AN OFFER! OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY — TILL ALL ’64’a ARE SOLD! HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd 4k PALMETTO 322-0711 2505 8. PARK AVE. 322-0861 Yard VALUES TO 11.99 YD. WOOLENS ROC K B O TTO M PRICES f * CO > S WOOLENS CHOOSE FROM THE VARIOUS COLORS AND EQUIPMENT OPTIONS — ONLY 4 LEFT — TAKE YOUR CHOICE AT co PI YD. R EM N A N T HWY 17 & 92 NEAR MAITLAND FERN PARK, FLA. Twice Aa Much For Your Money! SEW & SAVE �. *T' ■ i t Yankees Sweep By C M Stock u n Spark Writer Y ogi a t m tad m e te r H u ­ l k roa m ed It op best. "W e worked Like Um devil to eat there/’ the Yankee mae- gemhwlee until the Tribe manufactured a TD and an extra point with B second* remaining to eop a 14 to I f hlBs at John Courier Field to Oviedo at • p. m. decision. Even though the lions are la At Ovtode, the Liens will top shape, physically aad men­ to fielding the strongest ially, Head Coach Arthur Scott w a n ed hi* youngsters jlkit Bsphyrhlfls will be the team they most fla y aad beat tacking depth - the Ltoos an­ tonight. ticipate eating up epepeitloa. Scott said that tonight's Just how strong lephyrhtlle opener could t o ooe of the will be tonight to net known. toughest uppoaenti Oviedo win However, they* like any ether meet this aeasoo. On tbe other achool, can eoma up with a band, t o ia expecting a tot out grant club from time to Um* of his well-oiled aad well-drill­ aad ttto net known i f thto to ed machine this evening. their year. "We'U t o np against a good H e n to S a n f o r d , the ball club tonight," Scott optoPanther* lost emwidtrsble led. "end Pro told ear boys material through graduation hut they had depth tost sea-, eon and Crooma will be de­ pending upon that factor to­ night when they lift the eurInin on their Big Nina North Conference schedule. The county'* fourth oehool, Lyman, oUU has onolher week before it goes into bat­ tle. Next Friday tho CroyBOSTON (UPI) The houndo will f a n the Cardinals squabble among American nt Ocoee. Lyman, thto seeeon, will be n full-fledged League officials ever the sal* member o f the Orange Belt of the New York Yenkeea te Conference, replacing t h e the Columbia Broadcasting Bemlnln whs go Into the System has besn taken up by league President Joe Cronin. Metro. The league's chief execu­ tive has replied publicly to repeated charges by Chicago White Bex owner Arthur Al­ ign. W. L Pet Philadelphia 89 68 .80S ’ Even ns Cronin loousd hie B t Louis Bl 84 .862 6 to reply, Allyn and Kansas CUy Cincinnati 81 68 .565 7 to Athletic* owner Charles Fin­ 8. Francisco 81 68 .661 I ley repeated their accusations end demanded another league Pitta burgh 76 70 .817 I I Milwaukee 76 71 .614 ll t o meeting. He described Al­ iya's chargee as "totally un­ L. Angeles 73 74 .497 16 Chicago 98 80 .462 22 to founded" and released docu­ Houston 90 88 .405 29to ments te prove I t A t the New York §0 99 J48 88 to seme time he exprvesed "reThursday's Results grit" that the debate contin­ ued to be mad* publlr. Cincinnati 7 Chicago 8 Philadelphia 4 Los Angslsa 3 Only games scheduled Friday’s Games Bt. Louis at Cincinnati, night Chicago at Milwaukee, night New York nt Houston, night Philadelphia St Los Angeles, night Pittsburgh at Baa Fraaclaco, night Saturday's Games BL Louis nt Cincinnati, night Chicago at Milwaukaa New York at Houston, night Philadelphia nt Leu Angelas, night Pittsbuigh at San. Fran., night to etajr there.” Maatk added that he thought “ the pressure era* on the other ctobo” after the Yan­ kee! vaulted tram third into fu el place la the American League race following Thundap nlght’ a 0-2 victory over Loo Aagelci. The preararo U on the eppoaltloo now that the Yanks havo to loan the pennant. New York now atanda S6-S9 while the Orioleo and White Sox are SMI, two gamea behind In the allImportant loot column. The Yenkeea are the hot club with Mantle reaching the 2,000 hit plateau with three hits, Including a two-run hom­ er while Roger Marie gained the 1,000 hit mark Wednesday and Thursday contributed three hits to an 11-hlt attack that supported the pitching of winner Mel Stottlemyre (7-J). In the only other game, the National League leading Phila­ delphia Phillies defeated the Lot Angeles Dodgers 4-3 and such n good turf,” Mikkr do- Cincinnati stopped Chicago, T-3 The Phils increased their c Is rod, "and wo'rn proud of lead to 8Vi fames when Maury it.” Bo also announced a new Wills' first Inning error allow­ seating am ngsm ent win be in ed three runs to score end they effect tonight. On# section of got another unearned run In bleachers css been reserved the ninth. The loes eliminated for adults only while another the world champions from the section la reserved for stu- National League chase. that w ell have to play our best te wto. 1 realise it wea't bn ea easy coatsst but we can wts It.” Both eleveno are expected to provide fees with a good show tonlM Meanwhile, Athletic Direct­ or Paul Miktor anaouaesd that John Courier field has been put to tip-top condition for to­ Oviedo will bo captained by night's affair. quarterback Jim Courier and "Wo'rn fortunate to having fullback Tsd Bellhorn. Robson Reports On Boat Show Harry Robson, local ■port­ ing goods dealer who U atten­ ding tho Marinas Trades Ex­ hibit aad Conference to Chi­ cago, aaid today that there are more Florida built boat* on display at the show this year than ever before. Robson also com m uting ea the <0 degree sunny waatber to the windy city, reported that larger crowds than ever before were ea hand for the exhibit. "This, of course,” Robson explained, ” 'ia to be expected when boating as e business is having its beat ysar sloe* 1180." Robson la right, according to tho Boating Industry Associa­ tion, sponsor o f the trade •bow, A dollar volume increate o f 19 percent over 1981 to now Indicated on the basis of manufacturer shipment reporta covering tbe big volume llama of outboard boate, moton and trallera. ” U proves,” nays Robson, "that an incraaae o f three percent to 1983 over 1942 waa no fluke and that industry has entered a new period of s o l i d , if not spectacular Rec Cards The Sanford Recreation De­ partment announced today that tha 1984-85 recreation canto will be Issued begin­ ning next Thursday. All carda must ba renewed before O ct 1. SSJH Boosters To Meet Monday The South Seminole Junior High School Athletic Boosters Association will mest at 7.30 p.m. Monday lx the school's library. Principal Jobs Angel and Athletic Director Jim Clark have urged all Interested par­ sons, especially parents of SSJH athletes, to bo present. CAPTAINS OP THE 1*64 edition o f the Crooma High Panther*, who lift tho lid on th« fell grid campaign tonight nt Sanford's Memorial Sta­ dium against tha visiting Wild Bulla o f Ocnlo, ora (from l«ft) Robert Walton 65 (center), David Peterson 28 (right halfback) and Andrew James 11 (quarterback). Last year the Cats copped six o f eight contests. They are members of Florida’s Big Nip* North Conference. American League HERE’S TH E TITUSVILLE BACKF1ELD Seminole win face tonight when the Tribesmen lift the lid on the 1964 grid season in the east coaat city. They are (from le ft ): fullback Sam Wortham, a 166-pound fullback; halfback Howard Bain, a 166-pound senior who is considered one o f the beat kickoff and punt return specialists in Brevard; junior halfback David Ward, 166 pounds, Brevard County’s high scorer last season and Tituaville’i beat open-field runner and defensive back; and 6-foot, 186-pound quarterback Charlie Huggins, chosen Brevard's top signal caller last season. He hag a tremendous wing and does the booting on extra points and kickoffs. Herald Bperta Writer "W e won't run our two top squads both ways as we ori­ ginally pUnned,” said Head Coach Jim Pfgott of the San­ ford Semtnoles as t o closed out pre-season drills at SHS yesterday and packed up for the trip tonight to Titusville. "W e’re going to have a first string olfemive unit sod a first string defensive unit,” Plgott explained, "just as we did last season. We feel this will give u* more strength. Of course, we'll also have our kickoff teem, too." Plgott and hia pair of vars'ty assistants, Dick Williams and Jim McCoy, put the Seminole* through a pre-game workout consisting of pass pat­ terns, line formations, and de­ fensive maneuver!. The Tribe'* three quarter- W. L. Pet. New York 88 69 .693 Baltimore 88 61 .691 Chicago 88 81 4191 Detroit 77 71 J>20 lOto U s Angeles 78 74 .607 12 It Cleveland 7 1 73 .607 1214 Minnesota 74 74 .600 1311 Boston 88 83 .443 22 Washington 67 92 .384 31 Kansas City 64 93 .387 33 Thursday's Results New York I I* A. 2 Only game scheduled Friday's Games Washington at Chicago, night Cleveland at Detroit, night U s Angeles at Baltimore, night Kansas City at New York, night Minnesota at Boston, night Saturday's Gamea Detroit at Los Angeles Washington at Chicago (NFL) Cleveland at Detroit Gamee Sunday U s Angeles at Baltl., night S t Louis at Cleveland (N FL) Kansas City at New York Baltlmora at Green Bay Minnesota at Boston (NFL) Chicago at Minnesota (N FL) New York at Pittsburgh (NFL) Washington at Dallas (N FL) Sen Francisco at Philadelphia (NFL) Boston at Sen Diego (A P L ) By Jana Casselberry Denver at Buffalo (A F L) Clark J. Getty, new man­ ager o f the Land 'O Lakes Country Club at Casselberry, waa Introduced by tha club ownsr, Ralph B. Parks, to a large group of member* and gussts at a swim party and Informal supper last Sunday afternoon. Getty, formerly serving In Urlo capacity at Mid-Florida and Pina Hills, announced plana for Improving all 18 holes wtih heavy equipment to movo la on Oct. 1. He also ■xpresood tho hope that the county will act promptly to alleviate flood conditions In Lake Triplet caused by re­ cent heavy rains. Owner Of A’s CHICAGO (UPI) — Charles O. Finley today continued with plans to sell his Kansas City Athletics. Ho said he wanted no part of baseball "because of such lousy shen­ anigans'* as CBS' purchase of tbe New York Yankees. "There's nothing but self­ ish Interests In approving this sale.'* Finley said here after tfte American League form ally approved the Columbia net­ work's purchase. " ! see the national pastime of baseball being shot full of holes because of poor leader­ ship and poor thinking," Flaky said. \ "Today's action could be tbe ruination of It," hacks, Ron Hinson, A1 Boni­ face and Frank Whigham were right on target with their aerials. Punting specialists Buddy Burton sod Hinson booted for plenty of yardage and the lo­ cals should encounter no diffi­ culties in this aspect o f the game. Kickoff speclalitts Bill Kuy­ kendall and Larry Watson, both ends, are ready for the opener. Bernto Barbour, pro­ bably the squad's top extra­ point hooter, continued putting the pigskin right through the uprights. “ These boys have worked," raid McCoy, "and we believe they're anxious to get the sea­ son underway. I'm confident Herald 8 e«cti Writer la prevloua engugemsnta the Wild Balia o f Ocala have had more ammunition la their horna than the Panthere of Crooma have had la their daws. But Head Coach Willie Holt baa his Panthers* claws sharp for another effort to tear apart the Bulls when the local high achool eleven hoetn Ocala at I p. tn. to­ night nt Sanford'a Memorial Stadium. David Brinson end Perlman Brinson could mama the dif­ ference tonight when the two Florid* Big Nina North Con* ferenee teems clash. These two youngsters are explosive type becks end could go the distance anytime. Consistent performors Holt will dee pad upon tonight in tho lino will include Ed Brown, Robert Walton, Terry Williams, Ernest Nani, Roy Montgomery, John Knight they'll give us thsir beat right from the opening kickoff.” PJgott praised tho SHS cheerleaders for their fine work in promoting school spirit for this initial coatest. “ I'm also appreciative o f the SHS band for their work and I know they'll add a great deal to our total effort,'* be added. A motorcade will leave Semi­ nole High at 4:13 and will be escorted by deputies from tbe Seminote County Sheriffs de­ partment. T it u s v ilt o li expected to throw an experienced backflrld at the Seminotes and al­ so to com e up with a fair line. The Terriers won five, tost four and tied one last season. Boone 1 0 SEMINOLE, Sanford 0 0 Bishop Moors, Orlando 0 0 Colonial, Orlando 0 0 Edgewater, Orlando 0 0 Evans, Orlando 0 0 Winter Park 0 0 O ik Bldgs, Orlande 0 1 Results Thursday Night Boon* 18, Oak Ridga 7* Gamsa Tonlgkt SEMINOLE nt Titusville Cocoa at Colonial Mstbouma at Edgewater Evens at Winter Park* Only Games Scheduled Gamea Ssterday Night Winter Garden Lakevtew at Bishop Moore (• Denote* Omferer.ee Games) U a t year the Panthers won six and lost two and Holt waa voted the coach-of. the-year award In the confer­ ence. lie 's assisted by back* field coach Dick Evans and line coaches Ernie Bradley and Joe Pair. KAMOS SIGNS MEXICO CITY (UPI) — World featherweight champi­ on Sugar Ramos signed Mon­ day to mest Vicente Saldivar of Mexico In a tltlo fight here on Sept. 28. WE’ RE NEW IN TOWN. COME CALLING. ONLY 12 BEAUTIFUL *64 IMPALAS LEFT — AND THEY MUST BE SOLD BY THURSDAY. THEY’RE GOING AT NOW IS THE IDEAL TIME TO BUY - AND GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY. DRIVE ONE - MAKE US AN OFFER! OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY — TILL A LL ’ 64'n ARE SOLD! �ex •" * WI• fo R XZ- -? 6 V c * . *~t th e N - "Good a s " Brando la la straight drama, aad ha’ a oaly about tha beat th a n la," aaya Shapiro, "ha’a at Icaat twice aa good at com edy." Sharing tha acreen with "Bodtlmo Story" will be "A ct O n*," atartog George Hamil­ ton and Moaa H art Wrdnaaday aad Thuraday night tha Drive-la will feature " A Very Private Affair," with Bridget Bardot aad "Daya of Wine aad lo s e s " with Jack Lemon aad Lao Ramick. The Academy Award song o f tha aama title, "Daya of W lae" If featured. "A Hard Daya Night" fariaga the Beatles to the theatre Fri­ day aad Saturday. Helpiag to fill the evening with entertalameat will be "Goliath and tha Vamplrea" with Gordon Scott and "The Big Land" with Alan Ladd. Shirley At Rite Shirley M aeU lat, billed aa "the finest comedienne and one of tha finest actresses in tha world today," la starred in "What a Way to Go" at tha Rita Theatro starting this Sun­ day a n d running through Thuraday. MARLON BRANDO, Shirley Jones and David Niven team as co-stars o f Universal’s spicy ro­ mantic comedy in color, "Bedtime Story." It is the tale o f two men to whom women are irresis­ tibly attracted and how they accept the happi­ ness o f pursuit. 'Mad' Still Going "The Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad held over for a fourth big W orld," the Ultra-Panavlaion- week at Casselbcrry'a Semin­ ole Plaza Cinema. Technicolor release—has been The film, featuring a great cait o f over 50 top namei from radio, television, night clubs, musical comedy and motion pictures, also include! 4th n ir. WEEK some funny women. Among them are Ethel “ IT S A MAD, MAD, MAD, | Merman, Edie Adams and Zaxu Pitts. MAD WOULD" The fact that the Cinema COLOR la holding the picture for a fourth week o f ahowlng Indi­ OPEN 1:31 cates Seminole County movie goers have given the film a K ite TILL, 2:00 R ite hitch rating. D u m o v . . f r i .w t ^\/\ o v h v ( u r\ THE A TR ______ m o t -IM TON1TE A SAT. ADMISSION « « on |>EK I 'W CARLOAD BIO TRIPLE FEATUHF. No. 3 At 11:00 Oaly "M ARY. MARY” In Color Debbio Roy no Ida No. 3 At 9:1* Only "ENSION FIJLVKR" In Color Rob't Walker No. 1 A t 1:00 Oaly "H ELL ON FRISCO B A Y " la Color Alaa Ladd COMING - SUN. - MON. • TUBS. BOX OFFICE OPEN «:I3 — SHOW STARTS 7:00 NITELY AT 7:00 A 11:00 FIRST SANFORD SHOWING Marlon B ra n d o ■David Niven Shirley Jones Ilm ig W '* . RnrdKt ekey yU B e W oew rZ colon CO-FEATURE 9:10 ONLY TRUE STORY OF BROADWAY PLAYWR1TE MOSS HART “ ACT ONE” GEORGE HAMILTON IN TITLE ROLE Co-starring with Mias MacLalne will be Robert Mltchum, Paul Newman, Dean Martin, Gena Kelly, Bob Cummbgs and Dick Van Dyke. Shirley has no doubt the beat chance in her motion pic­ ture life to prove the critics right, since her role has an exceptionally wide range of emotions. She's seen as a 12year-old, a 17-year-old and later ai the wife of Mltchum. Newman, Martin. Kelly and Van Dyke. n beautyaftwjwty my™vEDYTH THORNTON McLEOD "Please tell me— are chlo straps made of rubber-like bands any help for a sagging chin?—E ." Whea reading, writing, or knitting you may get tome help from a c h b strap. Do not sleep with one as you often get It twisted and then it la not helpful. Always use a dash o f talcum powder on the ak b under the strap. "Please tell me— do you honestly thLik women who are really old look well with bras­ sy blonde hairT—Helen." No, I do not advocate that, but color rlnsei are wonder­ ful and many shades can be used. A silvery blonde tone la often very becoming to what you call old, but bow old IS old? When hair Is changed aa to color one must have a com ­ plete new makeup and many women forget that and the hair color la never "right." "Please tell me— are fancy combe worn In tha hair? ! have some old tortoise shell ones and would like to wear them.—Mrs. R ." Yea, combe and tots resting ornaments are worn, especial­ ly with hair that is done b a French roll. They fit In at the side beautifully. You are fortunte to have old combs. I have one tent to me by a charming lady of M whom I never had the pleasure of meeting. She was happy that her comb would continue to adorn a hairdo. "Pleas* tell me—are valla with amall sequins on them good taste for a luncheon?— Mrs. M. C ." TODAY A BAT. SHOWS AT 1:00 - 3:10 1:03 - 8:20 SUNDAY STARTS SHOWS AT [j* s u n afwts •' // What's more, the role la tha moat glamoroua of her carter, with tome 70 changes of ward­ robe, designed by Academywinner Edith Head, and coif­ fures 1o match by Sydney Gullaroff. la addition, there art tha 13,900,000 worth of Har­ ry Wbaton jewels to enhance the glamour of her outfita. la the brief spaa of 10 year*. Shirley has made IT plcturas, starting with Hitchcock'a "The Trouble With Harry." She's more than prov­ ed her talent, winnbg three nominations for the Oscar — "Some Came Running," "Tb# Apartment" and "Irm a la Douce" — and the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn, award for "outataodbg versatility and original Interpretation in the acting field" in 1951. oou an osun — NOW THROUGH THURSDAY By Detlle ALL IS READY for tha swingin' season at the Capri Restaurant and Lounge now, says manager Dom Patitucci, and Grace Nelson, assistant manager echoes his Invitation to awing with them. Graca is also listed as an "assessor o f food” and her many friends here will be glad see her back again, Chaf Dave Remley Invite* you to try their famoua Capri sirloins, junior or senior size. If* cuts and prepare* them himaelf to bo sure that it 1* don* "just right" for your dining pleasure. Beginnntng today there will be live music and entertain­ ment by the Jack Itossman Trio end that “ Laiy River” man, Big Bill Klinefelter, every Thuraday, Friday and Saturday from S p. m. to midnight. Call them for brunch**, teas, luncheon* and banquet*, too. Just tell them what you want and put It all In tha capable handa o f Grace, Dom, Dave and Bob. * • # IS THIS COOL weather giving you a big appetite T One o f the beat ways wo know to satisfy It la at Jim Spencer's with their offer o f "all the lobster you ean eat," for on* price. (W e saw a fel­ low eat eight of 'am on* night—ha waa a big man). If lobster la not your dish how about tha tasty dellcaey o f frog legs, sauteed in melted butter? Or their fabulous royal red shrimp, prepared In a very special way? All are mighty good satin'. Of course the cocktail lounge la open, and le one o f tha favorito spots In town. Hot macks and cold drlnka during the happy hour. • o o F R E D D I E’S STEAK HOUSE, which advortiaso aa tho "oldeat” and "finest" in Central Florida, live* up te tha namo they have earned for themaelvee, ainco It la consid­ ered "tho” placo to go In Central Florida for thoao who want • flna dlnnor or havo important company to entertain. Haven't you tried them yet? You don't know what you are missing. • • e S H I R L E Y MncLnine stars in tho APJACOrchanl and 20th Cen­ tury - Fox c o m e d y , "W hat a Way to Col.” a CinemnScope-De Luxe color attraction open­ ing Sunday at the ltitz Theatre. HAVE YOU heard about No, but you see women the Carlbo Cut? Bounds llko wearing them who should have a dance, or maybo a canal, better taite. A simple sheer you say? Nope, R'a a par­ veil can be worn If a woman ticularly delicious cut o f likei to have her hairdo steak, especially prepared for smooth and ah* does not like the discriminating customer w tarbg a bat. ■it the Carib* Lounge in the "Please tell me— la It good Vnltlcx Hotel, And ft* so taste for a woman of forty pleasant to dine In the relax­ to have dresses to match her ed friendly atmosphere, by daughter’ s? The daughter D Probably tho most popular soft candlelight, your dinner sixteen.— Wondering." fishing method In Florida, cor enhanced by your favorite I think it Is not attractive. talnly for largcmouth black cocktails. Between 4:30 and The Fashion people and the bass, is bait or plug casting, 0:30 p. m. ladies drinks only pattern makers advocate this cost tho price of their age— although in recent years spin­ idea and many women liked a penny for each year. Does R. I often woodered if the ning and fly fishing have been nnybody pay more than 29 teenage daughters liked it. I challenging the older methods. rents? • • e feel that if the style la right Of course, nothing will replace for the daughter, it is not right the trusty ranepole tn many MEET your friends at for the mother. fishermen's affection. George’* Tavern and enjoy No recommendation ran be your favorite drink In the made ae to whether a topwa-lnewly decorated lounge. And ter or underwater bait will if you’re planning a Sunday serve best; and sometimes a frilling trip or picnic, stock spoon or wlgglcr wilt serve up beforehand with your fav­ better than an orthodox plug. orite beer, liquor and mixes Anglers Vary Fishing Methods Good Balance Helps Boat's Performance The difference between a top performer and juit an average or poor handling boat may de­ pend on where you store that extra gas tank, the cold drink cooler and asorted gear. Besides handling ability. ■ rig’ s top speed and fuel econ­ omy can be improved by pro­ per weight and balance. Most skippers have seen the difference in a boat’s perform­ ance when two or three pass­ enger* ere aboard, or when they all decide u> crowd into the stern. A lot of heavy gear can have the same effect. The beat way to check your boat’s balance ii a short "shakedown" cruise. If too much gear la stored In the stern, the boat will "squat," and the bow will rid* too high out of the water. Try m ovbg some of the extra gear forward, and you’ll notice a marked improvement in hand­ ling. The same is true of boats that are bow heavy. Besides throwing watrr over the bow onto the passenger*, steerbg will be more difficult. Check your boat's top speed when running at full throttle with the extra gear in differ­ ent places. Although most boaters don't plan on operat­ ing at top speed, it stands to reason that if it takea lesa throttle to move your rig at a given speed, you’re saving on fuel. And those word* are dear to the heart of every boater. Now, check handling and speed together. Often you'll find that the best balance and weight distribution for good handling Is the same as for top apeed. V Sept. 18, 1964 — Par* 7 Marlon Brando Now In Comody Filmland’! matter comedy and produced under executive writer, Stanley Shapiro, baa producer Robert Arthur. tone on record proclaiming The color film It part o f a Marlon Brando at the screen's double feature which starts foremost com edy star. Sunday at the Movieland Brando la undertaking hit Drive-In Theatre and runs first straight comedy assign­ through Tuesday. With Brando ment In Unlvenal'a "Bedtime are David Niven and Shirley Story" which Shapiro wrote Jones. p SAUSAGE & PEPPERS from tha well-stocked packago room. There’s plenty of free perking. * * * JEAN'a Spaghetti House In Orange City has a wonderful ipeclal on now thru Thursday . , . sausage and peppers with mushrooms and a eld* order of spaghetti. Bound good? it let! . . . it has te be when prepared by artlita Ilk* Jean and Rocco Monillo. They in­ vite you to visit them. Cold beer served on Sundays, win* and beer the rest e f the week. • • • # HAVE YOU NOTICED that tho Trad* Winds Cafe­ teria in Seminole Plata ad­ vertises "the finest catsrlng aervlca” In Central Ftorld? W# lathed to the manager, Lloyd 8L John about this and he tells ua they are prepared to catar anything from a buf­ fet to a banquet, fo r a min­ imum o f 33 people up to an unlimited number, with any kind o f food you would like to have. You couldn't ask any more than that, could you? Remember them for that next big event you have coming up. They'll bring everything right to your home or any­ where alee you aay. And of couree, every day there'* the delicious food at the cafeteria, Juit Waiting fur you, with luncheon from tl a. m. tn 2:15 p. m. and dinner from 4:30 to 8 p, m. $|65 — CLOSED ON MONDAY — Jeaa A Rose* Murelllo Welcome T ael Ire Cold BEER (Sunday*, too) AIR CONDITIONED Open 11 A.M. t* I t P.M. — Parties Aceommadated Hwy, IT-9L Orange City — Reservations Ph. TTi-MM Jean's Spaghetti House, Mis* Carol Pcttljoha Entertains Nightly In The Lamplighter Loo age a PRIME BEEF c h a r c o a l •teake, in alx different else* with prices to suit your wal­ let are the apeclalty of the house at the Mar-Lou Res­ taurant and cocktail lounge. They have many other things on their complete menu, too, including aeafooda. A ll served In their newly decorated airconditioned dining room with dancing on Thuraday, Friday and Saturday to tho music of the Holidays, • With Mashreoma. Bid* order o f spaghetti COMPLETE DINNER FROM SOUP TO MINTS INCLUDING DESSERT Freddie's Steak Houae Central Florida’* Oldest ft Finest George's TAVERN COR. lllk * FRENCH — HWY. IT-93—HANFORD — BAR ft BEER b PACKAGE — M i MIXERS ALL Your Favorite Ilntnda At A Price You’re Glad To Pap . . . SPECIAL LOW PRICER BY THE CABB — Plenty Of Free Parking — 1 — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT aad COCKTAIL LOUNGE A L L THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 13.25 CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (•west aa a aat) Y O U R ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy the way w* prepare t h e m! . . . they are N O T __________ __ French Fried 1) C H O IC R COMBINATION PLATTER (DanUh Lobster Tall* and Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS $ 2 95 Sauteed In Melted Butter UNDRR THE UMHKELI.A A Variety Of Flaa Chorees aad Meat*— Free— To Enjoy While W« Prepare Year Dinner ^ T Jet^ sn eu irrT n sin ^ iren aE i^ T veiT T T giirT sr™ " private parties up to SO. South French Av*. 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Mgr. and Assessor of Food Menu Include*: Col* Slaw French Fries linked Henna Grita Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned A Operated Hr Maslao A Bob Hancock DINING ROOM HOURS: 11 A.M. 'til 12 Midnight MONDAY THRU SATURDAY COCKTAIL HOUR: 4:30 P.M. to 7 P.M. Party Facilities: Brunches, Teas, Lunches, Banquets. Phone 322*1251 Hwy. 17-91 Be. Haaford Ph. FA 2-5945 2344 PARK DR. — SANFORD ] I �ir ? » y » l - . g « p i U , 1964 Mrs. Estes Hosts Pre-Nuptial Party t -•* w Complilimenting Miss Carol Parker ---------- „ --------- . right, Am Slavik, Patsy Mlk- Also tte Mmta. Leonard C m l filt e r , Oviedo, bride- tor. Sandy May*. Shirley Mlk- Paulk Jr., Rlekard Van Woretoetaf R«y Wataright, alao <4 ia“ * ***** raer, 8. E. Parker, Ben Wain­ I Eaton. right, Barbara Good, Virginia w topped with a aiaature bride and groom. On either side was n crystal candelabra with pink In the llrlnc room on the mantle and reflected by a miner, was an unusually teauttfal arrangement made of crystal candelabra with ptefc candles, pink hibiscus, eon larsa pink mum and pink torn. Per refreshments, guests were served pink and white mints, pink cupcakes, brown­ ies, nuts and punch. Caret, the lovely brunette bride • elect wore a long sleeve pink steath with a tied tew at tte neck. Ike received many gadgets sad kitchen gifts. Onsets Invited to attend were tte Misses Carol Beas­ ley, Oay Ulrey, Aaa Martin, Mlmi Wheeler, Jan Beasley Jane Lundy, Marilyn Partin, Onida Wolcott, Joule Riden­ our. Also Misses Rose Beaicly, Diane Aulin, Sherry Walls, Ana JUdeaour, Regina Clark, Nancy Swenson, Joy Wain- HRS. R. W. ESTES, left, and Misa Linda Harris, center, were co-hos­ tesses recently to n kitchen ffadget shower complimenting Miss Carol Parker, right, bride-elect o f Roy Wainright. 1 V —V Combines Supper Sponsor Class In Social Graces Announcement Is made by Holy Croaa Episcopal Church o f a clasa they will sponsor In dancing and social graces. There win be three semesters, with the first beginning on Monday, September a from 7 to I p.m. Min Nancy Davis, teacher at Sanford Junior High will Instruct the course. If you are lntereited In en­ rolling your child In the class, please contact Mra. Irene O'Hara at 322-MOT. Benson Ray Tart recently ■pent two weeks with hla bro­ ther, Jon Frank Jr. Jon Frank to a State Highway Patrolman hi Moore Haven. Recent guests at tha home o f Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pfeifauf were hla sister, Mrs. Mary Heitman o f Detroit and bis brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pfeifauf and children, Mary Ann, George and John of AUcnton, Mich. Mra. Jerry Betterton and Mre. Harry Minnlek of Kurils visited Mrs. Clarence Snyder, Tutoday. / MR. AND MRS. WAYNE E. ALBERT District No. 37 Mrs. Howard Isley Honored T o Meet Monday A t Ethel Root Circle M eet District 37 Florida N om a Association will meet Monday night September 21 at 8 p.m. at tha Health Center on French Avenue. AH members are urged to attend this organisations! business meeting. Delegates will be elected to attend the Florida Nurses* Association Convention in Jacksonville In October. The Ethel Root Circle of the Congregational Christian Church met recently In Fcl lowshlp Hall. An impressive devotional waa presented by Mrs. Bon ner Carter, after which a meditation upon the church expansion program was ted by M n . Walter Bethea. Routine business waa d iv cussed, and announcement waa made o f the joint Women's Fellowship meeting to be held on October 21 at Fellowship Hall. Personals PRIZES FOR WINNERS. Navnl Officer’s Wives Club Benefit Bridge will Im held Thursday lit noon at tho Station Ballroom. All profit* o f the bridge will go to tho Navy Wive* charity project*. Many kind* o f re­ freshment* are planned a* well a* prize*. Navy wive* aro urged to in­ vite civilian friend*, bring their own card*, and make re*ervntlons with Mr*. W. E. Markley or Mrs. E. I,. Kbbert. Shown here wrapping the sur­ prise package* aro Mr*. James Mayo, Mr*. O. W. McGuire and Mrs. R. E. Farrell. (Herald Photo) Charming Bridal Reception Jones-Fileger Tea Honors Carol Parker Marriage Rites By Evelyn Lundy |doth and an unusual arrange Carol Parker ol Oviedo, ment o f bamboo foliage was bride • elect of Roy Wainright used. Other party rooms were also of Oviedo, wav honored decorated with pink and white at a lea given at the lovely sweetheart roses. home of Mrs. C. T. Nildack Guests were received In with Mrs. J. C. Falrclulh as the foyer, where an orchid ar co-hostess. rangement was used on the The dining table was over console table, and also the laid with a beautiful ecru tin guest book which was kept by en cloth of cut-work and Incc. Miss Joy Wainright. In the re­ An attractive arrangement of ceiving line with the hostess­ yellow aitors, white gladiote es and guest of honor were and pate blue dallies was used Mrs. S. E. Parker, mother of on tho dining table. To carry Ihe bride - elect and Mra. out the color scheme of azure Iknno Gridin Wainright Sr., blue, yellow and white, blue mother o f Ihe groom-elect. ind white mints were served C a r o l wore an attractive Small cookies iced In blue and sheath of tea-olive green crepe yellow, petits fours iced In with draped neckline and a while with Carol and Roy beautiful purple Cattleya or­ written In yellow and blue chid corsage, a gift from Ihe were served from a silver hostesses. One hundred and tray. Nuts were In an antique twenty-five guests called dur­ cut-glass compote. Sliver and ing the hours of from two to whito wedding napkins were live o ’ clock. used. Punch was served from Those who poured during the a large, handsome, silver tea hours were Mrs. Milton punch bowl. The punch table Gore, Mrs. John Ridenour, was overlaid with an ecru lace Mra. W. H. Martin and Mrs. Jim Partin. Floating hostesses w a r e Mrs. Elsie Fleming, Mrs. John Courier, Mrs. Joe Slay­ Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Piety ton and Mrs. Tony DanlclL enjoyed a vacation recently Also Miss Ann Ridenour, and first visited Mr. and Mr*. Joe Masters at their mountain Miss Jana Lundy, Mlsa Diana cabin in Mountain City, N.C. Aulin, Mias Jane Brown, Mlsa and then an aunt, Mrs. J. W. Mlmi Wheeler, Mias Marilyn Hager of Stoney Point, N. C., Partin, Miss Ann Martin, Mlsa then her sister, Mrs. Kather­ Joan Ridenour and Mlsa Beth Gore. ine Powlas of Charleston, S. C., and her sisler-tn-law, Mrs. T. H. Knox and family in Waltersboro, S. C. Osteen Personals By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mri. Harvey Vnino spent a week with her granddaughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers In Atlanta. United In Impressive Church Rites This la tte first time In 14 yean that all o f te r chil­ dren have beau together at tte same time to be with their mother on htr birthday. M n . Sapp received many useful gifts and also gifts o f money. Those spending tte day with te r w e n Mr. and M n . J. A . Sapp of S t Augustine; Mr. and Mra. Wetheringtoa, Tam­ pa; M n. Elisabeth Spean o f Enterprise, Alabama; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roberta and Deb­ bie, Wildwood; Mr. and M m Henry Cooper and Wayne, o f Miami; Mr. and M m Glenn Cnnston and children o f Pen­ sacola; Mr. and M n . Woodrow Burned and sons; Mr. and M m Eaco Bumsed; Mrs. Mary Lee Thompson and chil­ dren: M n . Verdis Mae Hard­ man and Julia; Mr. and Mra. G. W. Blmmona; Mrs. Clara W yatt; Mr. and M m J. C. Sapp and M n. Nettles. Forest City And Meeting Holy Cross To Miss Tracy Hegg And Wayne Albert Florida Nunes Osteen HD Club Tho Osteen Homo Demon­ stration Club held their an­ nual family picnic at tho bomt o f Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Piety, Saturday evening. A l­ though It ruined the supper was held In tha home. Following supper, the men retired to tho Florida room white Um ladles held their business meeting, with Mrs. Joe Masters, president, pre­ siding. It wss decided to hold a rummage sale in the near fu­ ture, and Mrs. Frank George waa appointed chairman o f tha aa!e. Attending were, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maaters, M r ■. George, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beall, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Milter, Mr*. Julius Gerheardt, Mr. and Mrs. William Wenkoaky, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glblin and Mr. and Mrs. Pie­ ty- Mr*. G. B. Sapp Honor Guest On 89th Birthday Mm 0 . B. Sapp ef Upmlu md, whe ealebruted ter atth M ix Tracy L. Hegg, dough-1E. Aftert, eo* ef Mr. aad I matrimony a* Saturday, Sepbirthday teat ter ef Mn. Cell* Hegg of M n. Thomas a Albert ef 1tester S, 1M4 at 7:30 p.m. at Mick, Eugene Hickson, Rich­ or guest at n picnic dinner Mankato, Mia*., aad Wayne |Sanford, w e n salted la holy j tte first Methodist Church ef ard Smithson, Fred Alford, given by her children nt tte Sanford. Cyrus Dawscy and H. B. home ef one of her danghten, Rev. Robert M. Jenkins of­ Myrtle NotUeu an Upsate ficiated at tte Impressive dou­ Monday rveaiag at a kitchen •adpt aknastr at the home of Mrs. R. W. Katas. Miss Linda Mmta was co hostess with Mrs. Eaten. Tte dWus table was over­ laid with a white eutwork doth. The most unusual cen­ ter place was n crystal globe ii t Announced Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Otli Jones announce the marriage of thrlr daughter, Miss Pame­ la Gay Jones, to Paul Edward Fileger, son of 3!r. and Mrs. Gilbert B. Fileger of Sanford, on June 2, 1064 In Folkston, Ga. The young couple are resid­ ing In. Tallahassee, where the groom Is attending Florida State University. Bear Lake Personals Bear Lake Personals By M sryssa Milts © ® ® © SANFOHD —pn. 322-1*37 ® ® © © \® ( 5 ) © ® ® ® ® \ ® ______ Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Me Clellan Sr. of Cove Court In Lake Brantley have received news from their son, Mai colm Jr., who has recently completed boot training at Great Lakes, 111., and was company honor man. He pass­ ed an aptitude test which qualified him for Annapolle, and la presently In training at nambrldge, Md. for further training. If he succeiafully completes this nine month training program, he will qualify for the U. S. Naval Academy. The McClellans are proud of their son and are eagerly awaiting hla coming home on leave at Christmas. They recently returned from Heliport, Long Iitand, vlaltlng Mr. and Mrs. Edward Faust. • • • The serving table was ov­ erlaid with a damask cloth and waa centered with a col orful arrangement o f rose* The U. 8. 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Elllnor Motor Co. ® Patricia Klinger, diughter ol Mr. and Mra. Paul Kllng er o f West Lake Brantley Road, will enter Women’s Uni versify in Texas for her freshman year. • • • Carl Spencer o f Cecelia Drive la a patient at Oranga Memorial Hospital with a back KrU D u e , son of Mr. and Injury sustained In a fall on Mrs. William H. Dane of Lake hla 75th birthday, August 31. Brantley, recently e n t e r e d Florida Presbyterian College 3!rs. C. L. Brunk o f Lake In SL Petersburg on an aca Ashtr Circle haa returned derele scholarship. He aspires from the wedding o f her niece, to become a patent atorney. Miss Catherine Mary Chlusano In Greensboro, N.C. En route home, Mra. Brunk waa forced to stay In Jaekionvltte Speekteg of moi fo r two days, dua to Dora. eay "You can’t H i.1* " with ye*." Tip for protecting the qual­ True ------ enough, but __ .you ity ol dairy foods: Keep them can have -----------------a little------more j to to refrigerated and covered or enjoy while you a n here. wrapped tightly. How7 By WE8-KAY where you get MORE F O R Y OUR CD® ® ®\® ® ® <E>(D © @ By Maryann Miles Miss Diana Leigh Gresham, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Gresham of West Lake Brsutly Road, will da part this week for Hampden DubolseA c a d e m y . Upon graduation in June, Mlsa Gresham will enter nurses’ training. Rev. Gresham is pastor of the Forest City Bap list Church. • • • Delegates to tha third an­ nual meeting o f the Women'* Fellowship of the United Church o f Christ to be held at Avon Park on October 26 were selected. Repreienting the Circle will be Misa Ruby Booth and the Mmes. Robert Getman and Ralph Loafing. Tenstlv* plans were made for a bake sale to be held In October. A t tha conclusion o f the meeting a lovely bridal shower wss held for M n . Howard Isley, tha former Barbara A1 ford, whose marriage was recent evenL The honon* was most at­ tractive In a lime green sheath with whlta accessories, and an orchid corsage which was presented to her by the Circle. and fernery. The beautifully decorated caka was ssrved by Mrs. Robert Getman, and Mr*. M. J. Corbett presided over the punch bowl. Dainty canapes were served by Mrs. Oscar Zlttrower. The many lovely gifts wero presented in a clever-decorat­ ed clothes basket, and the new bride was given an ecru tablecloth by the Circle. Those attending were the Mmes. T. R. Alford, mother o f the honoree, J. II. Hicks, th e bride’s grandmother, Joseph Snyder, Marie Wilbank, Edward Simpson, Earl Mosley, Robert Heine, Walter Altender, Clayton Bagwell, Howard Rollins, Ralph Lossing, Walter Bethea, Bonner Carter, G. O. Nordgren, A. M. Remusat, J. E. Wood*, Owen Meredith, Agnes Boyd and Miss Ruby Rooth. Also Reverend Walter Mc­ Pherson, Kenny Alford, Susie Alford, and Miss Dianne Beach representing the Christ­ ian Youth Fellowship o f the Church. Not attending bnt sending gifts were Mmes. Clyde Stin­ son and Gua Schmah. ble ring and eandsligbt cere­ mony before tte altar emban­ ked with potted palms and flanked on either aide by standing candelabn. Mrs. Benjamin Wiggins, or­ ganist, played the traditional nuptial hymns and James Daughtrey, soloist, sang “ O Perfect Love” a n d ’T he Lord's Prayer.” The lovely bride, given In marriage by her brother, Todd C. Hegg, waa radiant In a for­ mal gown of white silk organza over n et The fitted bodice featured short aleevea and a scoop neckline accented with floral appliques a n d seed pears, which also adorned tha voluminous skirt. Her ailk veil of illusion fell from a for­ ward petal headpiece and she carried a cascade bouquet of yellow Fugi mums. Mrs. David (Collyn) Fjel •tad attended her slater aa matron of booor, and waa gowned in gold peau de sola, street length, featuring a fit­ ted bodice with short sleeves and a scoop neckline and a tell shaped skirt She carried a bridal arrangement of gold and bronse Fugl mums. Gary B. Helms served the groom as best man and ush­ ers were David P. Fjelstad, brother-in-law of the bride and Thomaa A. Speer. Mrs. Hegg chose for her daughter’s wedding a dark sheath with avacado access­ ories and her corsage waa o( yellow roses. Mrs. Albert, mother of the groom, was attired In ■ beige knit sheath with black acces­ sories and a yellow rose cor. sage. Following the wedding, • reception was held In McKin­ ley Hall, which wss decorated with palms and arrangements of yellow, bronse and gold mums. Assistants at tha reception (Heads Alter*, M n. Al (Patricia) Clausen, M n. Richard (Janie) Elam, M n. Iren* Thurmond, Mrs. Donald (Becky) F a r m s and M n. Gary (Patricia)) Helma. For her going away outfit, M n. Albert chose a smart black and white houndstooth check sheath with black pat­ ent accessories. Following a wedding trip to Palm Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Albert are residing at 414 West 20th Street. Among tte out of town wed­ ding guests w en M n . Celia Hegg, Mankota, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. David Fjelstad, Mad­ ison Lake, Mian.; Todd C. Hegg, Charleston, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Clausen and Mr. and M n . John Gates, Clinton, Iowa; Richard Jonea, Titusville; C. A. Caldwell and family, Dorothy Heitman and Louis* Sojourner, all o( Orlan­ do. EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY — TILL A H '84‘, ARE SOLD! HOLLIR MOTOR SALES h J ft a p as m — ind PALMETTO 322-0711 2505 8, PARK AVE. 322-0361 �Ifr fc*- ^ «c£ Tot Needs Sturdy Toy ft iftr l (Daah Qbby2 If possible Grimes recom­ mends you test the toy to see thst all working parts work. All nails or bolts should b« sunk for safety and toys with plastic wheals nuke mother happier because they won’t mar floors. Putting aside the dollars and cento approach to toys for the preschooler. Crimes further suggests parents be objective about their pur­ chases. The mother who un­ derstands her child and Thia especially is trot of toys for the preschool tot. So* leering a useful, durable toy that can hurdle this aye (roup's destructive intensity is difficult. “ Under sclf-serrlee, it ap­ pears all that parents can do is pray they select a toy with durability," aay T on Grimes who has been in toy research and design for 17 year*. However, there are cheeks to make on toys you buy to determine safety and service. Grimes represents a firm specialising in toys fo r the preschool set (Playskoo!) and he says: “ I f you really want a good toy, it ariii cost over |2. You ask fur ttuubls a hen you pay under |1." Tha exception is in poly­ propylene-molded toys. "G ire a plastic toy tha a<pieeie test," Grimes says. “ If it Is soft and flv ei, it ia a better plastic and will give good service. Rigid plastic toys, he con­ tinues, can bo dangerous and tend to break or fall apart faster. Beware o f sharp corners on toys, for example sn trucks, end poor finishes on wood, metal or plastic. They can In­ DEAR ABBY: Hera’s tha situation: The girt ia 24 and the man ia 27. They went steady for two years and hava been engaged for the last three yeara. They ar* always arguing and he has even hit her a couple o f times, but they always maks «p . He criticises the way she wears her hair, the way aha puts on her make­ ups how she dresses and spends her money. He hae all kinds o f excuses for not getting married. They both hava good job* and lota of othar couples have mails it on toss. What can be dona about a relationship that seems to be going no­ where T THE GIRL DEAR HURT: There ia more than ene way to skin a cat. You apparently chose the most painful method. You were right. But you could havs set them straight in a mors diplomatic rnannir. DEAR ABBY: My 20year-old daughter is an ex­ ceptionally pretty girl. She has always been very pop­ ular and 1 n«v*r worried about her. We are very close. Isttcly she has been asking me questions that m m *; UK . V ■• • jA v*- ' ■>; &F** TWIN COMFOKT: The population explosion continues this full. Better blankets ami bunting fur tots are of machine-washable, nunallerirenic, moth anil mildew-resistant materials. Blanket of Crealan acrylic (see photo) ig in line of in­ fant crib and two-piece zlppered bunting items. It hus white embroidery on nylon satin bind­ ing, comes in pink, blue, maize and white. Beatles Let George Do It NEW TOUR I NBA) — The Beatles have this to aay about Georgs Martin: “ We ow# a great deal o f our auccesa to George, espe­ cially for hia patient guidance of our enthusiasm in tha right directions. (It waa a patient Georg* Martin who, on one o f o w early sessions, explained to a puxslad Rings that it waa a bit much play­ ing a full drum kit, tambour­ ine and ms races at tha same tim e.)" Georgs Martin has this to ■ay about Tha Beatles: 'They have done something for me. I never had an oppor­ tunity to branch out until my association with them." Martin, a very tall, blueayed, handsome Englishman la one o f four staff Artists and Repertoire men for EMI (Electric and Musical Indus­ tries), a huge British cor­ poration that turns out every­ thing from recordings to washing machines and owns Capitol Records. Supervising Tha Beatles' recording session to thus In Martin's province. But he himaeif had not mada a re­ cording until he wee asked by United Artists, who have re­ leased the sound track o f "A Hard Day'a Night," Tha Beatles' hit movie. And so, using the title “ Off the Beetle Track" ("W e orig­ inally thought of tha title for a Beatles' album, but It waa rejected as too corny," Martin laughs), ha has re­ corded an Instrumental al­ bum o f their songs. “ When I was scoring the album," Martin says, “ I wanted to get over to listen­ ers, hopefuly adults, what really good tunes the buys write. When kids like per­ formers, fo r some reason the adults can’t really hear what to going on. Their ears auto­ matically atop up, 10 tha mel­ odies don't gat through. Georgo Martin is a big Hestle fan. “ When t first met them I thought, 'Haven't they got long hair!' 1 think If their ridiculous sense of hum­ or hadn’t come through, 1 might have missed their po­ tential. They were Very nerv­ ous meeting me, because they had been turned down by so many record compunles. “ I don't get tired of talk­ ing about them because they're such nice people. They send people up (I think you say ('put people on') with no intention o f being rude. It's just their way. “ When we made their first lest recording, I told them. Just before the playlmck, if there was anything they didn't like to let me knuw, 'We don't Ilka your tie for one thing,' Georga Harrison said. 1 could sea the others wishing George hadn't said that, thinking, 'Ha might not want us after this'," Martin sums up hia blog, raphy Ilka thia. “ 1 was a seri­ ous musician at ona tims. I mean, I still am a serious musician, but once 1 studied oboe, composition and con ducting, I worked for BBC for a short time in the music department. Then I joined EMI as an assistant producer and worked on classical re­ cordings, comedy albums ami spoken word albums (lncludlnng ‘ Beyond th* Fringe* and 'A t tha Drop of a Hat’). Then 1 became an executive producer." ALBUM OF THE WEEK— Folknika have a treat in store listening to the beautiful sounds o f “ Never Underesti­ mate the I'uwtr o f The Wom­ enfolk” (RCA Victor), s i the five fin* female aingtrs offer some drmmstic, some lyric and some bouncy songs. HIGH CLASSICAL— Two fine Arter Rubinstein record­ ings from RCA Victor: “ Chopin Wellses" and, with Erich l.einsdurf anil the Bos­ ton Symphony Urcheitra, Beethoven's “ Emperor Con­ certo." Command has William Steinberg conducting the I'iltsburgh .Symphony in Beethoven's Symphony No, 1 and No. 2. Shirley Verrsl’s lovely voice ia raised in reli­ gious songs In ‘‘ How Great Thou Art Prevloua I^trd" (Kapp). A delightful, littleknomn, Tchaikovsky opera, “ Cherevichki" (“ The Little .Shoo*") U available on Ultraphone with (he chorus and urchcKlra of the Bolshoi Theater conducted by Alexunder Melik-i'ashalev. Some beautiful voices to be heard, notably alto E. Antonova, baritone A. Ivanov sr.d tenor G. Nelcpp. * a sc a tfla c a p bars led mo to believe that aha la far more advanced in her experiences with boys (one in particular) than •he should be. I wish she would be 100 per cent frank with me eo that I could warn her o f eome o f the things girls should he careful of. Yet I don't want her to think I am giving any approval to anything that is wrong. I hop* I am making eense, Abby. 1 guess what I want to ask U this: la It wrong fur a mother to tell her daughter everything she thinks the girl ought to know in rase she needs the information? A MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: I f the mother thinks her daughter “ ought to know" — ft ia wrong NOT to toll hor. • • e C O N F I D E N T I A L TO HOWARD: To avoid those “ Blue Mondays" try going to church on Sundays. • • • Troubled? Writs to AB­ BY, Box 69700, Loo Angrloo, Calif. For a poraonul reply, enclose a (tamped, aclf-addresscd envelope. « e e For Abby'a booklet. "How To llavo A liv e ly Wed­ ding." semi 60 cents to Abby, Box 69700, Los An­ gelos, Calif. Whoa ipoctocloa warn glass circles that made everyone look like Groueho Mart, Dor­ othy Parfcar'a quip abevt girls who wear glasses had a point Today ft hasn't Eyeglass frames have bocome fashion accessories and a wardrob* of high • fashion glasses can area make a gla­ mor gal out of a plain dan*. Several typos s< frames hava boon designed for office wear to giro yon a chic, but sfilcknt, l o o k , Harloquia frame* for outdoors in the euncan crest* a plxto expres­ sion th* wearer might never achieve without thorn. And the elaborate new designs for evening can add an additional touch of elegance to n formal costume. There la no reason any more to feci that glasssa detract Irons your appearance or make you look oldor. They don't What does make a woman look older is the squinting that nouns We Jhs goes hand in h u d with Im­ paired risten. ft create* frown lines than ran easily become permanent U you ean't ace property, In­ security walks along with you every minute. You canto* dis­ play compioto poke ar confi­ dence. It seems to me fist no man would object to sitting scrota a restaurant table from a poised young woman wearing colorful glasses But tt surely would disconcert him to gate Into limpid brown eyes that suddenly tightened Into mere slits when they tried to scan tha menu. Statistics from tbo Better Vlsioo Institute tell ua that 22 million Americans who do not wear glasses aoad them. And It’s more than likely that a good pert of that group is comprised of women who for cuemoUc reasons would rath­ er ruin theft sight than don a pair of specs. If you're nearsighted, don't be short-sighted, too. Get a professional eye examination, buy yourself some good-look­ ing eye glasses and Join the majority of smart gals who celebrated rhyme a t longer CHIC O U T Q: “ I have a problem. My waist la much too big for the rest of my body. I can lost weight easily, but when 1 do, my tegs look ltho toethpkbn and my waist isn't amch smal­ ler. I wish you could help me." — 8. A. Dear B. A. — I assume you mean you can lose weight eas­ ily by dieting, tt so, you're luckier than moat of us. Yon should buy asm of the many paperback books that glva ex­ ercises for spot reducing. Do the wakt exercises while you watch your aatlng habits. Tbo proper exercises should help confine your weight )o*e to the waistline area. Remem­ ber, though, no one should at­ tempt n rigid diet without first consulting a doctor. Pleaae send your fashkm problems to Helen Hennessy in care of this paper. White she cannot answer each latter personally, Icttora of general interest will be answered in this column. Gator's Lot Not Happy One By Jsrry Sheehan reward, th* choice section of morning. But by wearing Newspaper Enterprise Asen. th* hid* la oxpertly cut, ton- them you will convey aa By Oswald Jacoby Frad Karpin writes ia “ Win­ ning PUy la Contract Bridge— g x i o Strategy at Trick Ona"; "lioro VTIi «KQI« Is a good hand with which to ♦ JT tost some of your friend*. (AST (• ) WIRT Have them tit in tha East posi­ A Non* • A) tion." fA J II6 W K g 101 Therefor*, if you readers • > 7 ( 4 • SB i K 1C 11 will look at tha East and North * Q * 6 4 2 hands and the bidding only, a q j 1697 41 we will bo ready with the test. VI W rit open* the king of ♦ AJI9 heart*. Do you overtake with ♦ A* the ace? if you do ami it isn't „ nrlh aruf South vulnerable ruffed, what card do you play Rate Moot* West Nam at trick two? If you don't I f 4V 4* 1A rase S f overtake, which heart do you Pas* rasa rasa Pam Pass 6* play? something that you can do Pam Dbl* Pam raae Karpin's answer to the pro­ yourself? No malter how good Opening lead — WK blem la that East should win your partner is, if you give with the see ami k sd back a ’ contract as the cards lie, butj him a chine* to go wrong he club. Tills play will defeat the cannot cost a trick in any may do an. nad and pollahad. Th* polish­ ing ia dona with powdor mad* of ground agat* imported from Africa. On* auapocta that tha skilled craftsmen soak their hands la warm water far half a day baton approaching their task. What really drives the price o f these ihues up so high La largely a shortage of those fosy old 'gators. Most of thorn lie around hidden under Cyprus tree roots. The rest are protected from gen­ ocide by laws. I f you have the money to •pend, of course, there la a certain aatlefaction in own­ ing a pair; comfortable, but probably not as long-wearing aa th* nnea you put on thia Image o f yourself aa a man of prestige— with an AstonMartin probably sitting out­ side at tho curb. Thia fall than a n othar things being worn—at very low price*. On* manufacturer o f casual footwear (Hush Puppies) la blasting holes In the market with brushed pig­ skin—not Just brawny boots, but natty In-town shoea which are aa comfortablo aa slippers, stand up well and are offered In a wide rang* of color*. Another firm (Thom MeAn) looks forward to cold weath­ er Mason with a alp-up aftarski boot. Its pile lining and lightweight construction maks it ideal for staying warm la comfort. am 'Goon Parent Of Year' WomanBy Ruth Mniett By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assa. DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE. Two weeks ago a boy called ar* tempt-1 And bear it in mind when Memo to husbands: |husbands, when you are our daughter, 12, when she You'd better take good car*: ed to think that because you you start atari to make mako a crack was out and my husband an­ of that wife of yours. She's arc the wage earner your wife about how today's housewives swered the phone. I heard no financial liability. She may isn't paying her own way. don't have anything to do. what he said myself. He re­ be the best Investment— from (Every d*y she'* "earning" (If it would cost you (PM),not) fused to take a menage and a strictly money point of view what she’s saving you.) to hire someone to do the •aid, "Live a little, ion. Spend Keep it In mind when you same amount of "nothing"—It —that you've ever made. another dime ami call L’indy To gel down to figures, sn iare tempted to say "m y mon must be "something," some­ again If you want (o tell her economics profesaor has fig- c y "—Instead of "our money." thing like hard work.) something." lie ia now the ured that a 20-ycar-old wife (While you arc doing the work And fern cm tier this. loo. Th# Goon of the Year to all our and mother whoa* husband is of one man she is doing the professor who worked out these daughter's friends. .She la very still in his twenties has an work of more than one woman. figures on a wife's worth said angry. 1 wish you would tell actual worth of more than Mho could you hire to be on he couldn't even estimate the , . . . . . . u s how to handle thia, aa he live job 21 hour* a day?) 1400.000. value of a wife a love and h irm . . , If, during his lifetime, he Remember it when you atari companion <hlp. Tha fa just ANSWER: What he meant had to hire someone to do all to ask th.it infuriating quesrown in as a fringe front-fit. |walf j (j,at he didn't wish the hnuwwork and the child tkm. "What have you been do­ So Cue g(M«l care of that (0 acl ai me*K'nii«*r boy for care his wife does, It would ing all day?" (She hat been wife of yours. She* probably ] JUmc jouugilcr be doesn't cost him at least that much. earning one day's share of the your beat Investment. Just as hnow or cart aboul. Aiul a So keep -hat in mind, young 1100.000, of course.) you are her greatest asset. perfectly reasonable paternal Ry Polly Cramer Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR POLLY— When look­ covering a review of her math child's math (both thinking By 3 ms* a Light, ing all over for something to Newspaper Ester-prise Assa. studies in junior high. Instead and previuu* training) in raklstream la nothing s h o r t of MURDER! - S. fl. ANSWER: Your “ P.S.," | believe, goes to the root of tlie matter. Changing a child's math in midstream ia one of lit* greatest weaknesses —and problems — of "nowi math" set-ups. It's not unusual for a 13 year-old crashing inlo a program tor the first time to tie even more confused than bar grandfather! (Bu* con­ gratulations to you for being able to figure it out.) Fortunately, your grand­ daughter will flrul modern math easier when the new­ ness wear off. Perhaps sha ll eventually explain It to you— so that it makes sense! Don't Be Short-Sighted NEW YORK ( NKA) — Now, most of us might con­ sider ( i l l a little steep for a pair o f shoe*, but one prominent stio* firm (Johnevent. There is no point lead stun A Murphy) la calling ing a diamond; if West holds this the "fashion bargain e f the see o f diamonds, the trick the season." They speak of alligator will never get away from ■hoes. A little hard to under­ him. There is no point tending stand why it's such a bargain ace and another trump, for until ona consider* what th* South will never have to ruff poor alligator haa to go more than two clubs in dum­ through. my. First, he has to spend 60 Some of our expert* might yeara trying to stay alive In argue that East would attain a swamp. That la how old the the same result by playing liisj smallest hesri — (he six — beast must he before his hide whereupon West would see the matures sufficiently to per­ mit Its being carved up for a need for a rlub shift. This is all very fine, but •ingle pair o f hrugaM. Then after he goes to hia why ask your partner to do On Cleaning Coffee Pots Wrangle Over ’New Math' ah* haa been crammed with a DEAR MRS. L I G H T : A tot of "new math" and other "first" for the undersigned, “ Junk," of which she haa not thia letter w strictly in criti­ heard or heretofore icen and cism (constructive, I hope) of which, undoubtedly, will prove the letter from "Sixth Grade of no value to her in the fu­ Teacher" regarding the "new ture — especially in the busi­ ness world. math," purported to help * Even with my experience, 1 child understand not only am forced to admit that 1 “ how" but also tho “ why" of could be of little help to her. mathematics, Although I could figure It out, I am a public accountant it doesn't even make sens* to with more than 46 year* ex­ me — therefore, I could not perience. With respect to ma­ explain it to her properly. So, thematics, I believe my exper­ how can a sixth grader under­ ience baa run tbo full gamut. stand "the new math" and This includes arithmetic, ai- consider it "fun” ? Personally. gabra, trigonometry, recipro­ I fesl that the 433 fee we paid cals, calcuhu, logarithms, ate. for summer school waa mon­ The a b o v e background ia ey washed down the drain! — merely a preamble to my ma­ S K E P T I C A L GRANDFA­ jor “ gripe" concerning "w hy" THER (also "b o w ") a child would P. S. Since writing the aunderstand that 10 * <10 ex­ hove, I have scan and read ponent 6) equate 100,too. W* several article a concerning •arolled our granddaughter, "new math." UK. If a 13. ia summer school for "r e ­ child starts and grows up with view coaching," supposedly IR. Otherwise, to change a DEAR GIRL: I think the fester thia relationship gets “ nowhere," the bettor o ff you both will be. Lover* who fight constantly during courtship usually bAttla forever after if they marry. Throw in the towel before he wins by a technical knock-out. e • e Qaca&y OnSlJudqa Record Shop By J n i Cranky Newspaper Enterprise Asia. By Abigail Van Buran DEAR ABBY: My wife and 1 Invited her parents to spend two weeks with us selection. at our rummer home. My “ Consider tha child's man­ father-in-law Is an ardent ual co-ordination and Interest ■port* fan, and white 1 like when yuu buy," Grimes says. to listen to baarbatl games “The stage o f a child’s de­ now and then, 1 dislike a velopment ia a batter clue to steady diet o f them. 1 had hia capacity to enjoy and looked forward to this va­ learn front a toy than hia cation to catch up on some age." long delayed pleasure reed­ And equally Important for ing. My father-in-law turn­ the tot, and your poeketbook, ed on all the baseball don't buy a confusing num­ garnet without a s k i n g ber o f toys at ona time. Dust whether they would bother that rejects collect could be anyone also la tha room. money in hia piggy bank. I took ft for a weak, but 1 balked when ha added foot­ ball game*. He and hia wlfa vw e s accused me o f being a poor host. They said that we. by inviting them, had ia affect turned oYtr the uee of our home to them. 1 said that their manners were poor, and 1 would no more turn on a baseball gutna without asking them than ait down and start reading aloud in their pretence without per­ mission. Thsre waa a arena and they left In a huff. Who waa right? \ ':V O * , I'OOR HOOT? a• ' ' ■% dicate tow quality merchan­ doesn’t buy toys to Impress dise. tha neighbors makes n wiser With toy* ft 1* a toaa-up Vito I* f n u t n UJ meet whan tha itsm fafla apart — th* adult who boufht it or tha child who waa playing with H. Sep*. 10, i»04 — Par* 9 fm ll clean the stem o f my perrulatur basket, I thought of using a needle and thread and a bit of alee] wool loap pad. 1 tied the steel wool to the end of the thread, let the needle drop duwn the stem like a weight and pulled the tiny steel wool pad through. You can do this several times until it is clean. Necessity certainly is the mother of in­ vention.— MRS. G. C. DEAR POLLY — Cut one side out of a big cardboard box and kneel in th* box when washing th* floor. It koopo your drees from get­ ting wet and dirty. If blood from a cut get* on a cushion it can bo remov­ Please send your school pro­ ed by covering the spot with blems to .Susan Light In care a paste o f cornstarch and of Hie Sanford Herald. While water. Rub it on and. if pos­ she cannot anawar each letter sible, put the cushion in the personally, letter* o f general aun to dry. The eun draws interest will be answered in the blood out into the corn|starch. Brush o ff th* dry this column. comstarrh and if the spot la different enuugh to sand in. not entirely gone, repeat th* The on* about sticking tho procedure.—MISS F. W, toothpick in hahy’s food prompted my husband to tell DEAR P O L L Y -M y Point­ me I should write you about er ia a way to kaep the chil­ our froaen sucker idea. I buy dren busy while you rook the a large flat sponge about dinner. I let mine color and one-fourth-inch thick. It la decorate the paper table nap- cut into pieces 2 x 3-inch and kins with crayons. The larg- a slit the width o f a frosen er napkin* ran be used for sucker stick is cut In the place mate at lunch time.— middle of each. When they MOTHER OF FIVE ■re ready to eat a froaen aurker, I wet the sponge first DEAR POLLY — When wo and put the stick through tho ars going on vacation ami the slit. Rinse sponge after sach hoUM is to be closed Up for u m .— BETTY a Urns, I put moth crystal* In every room as I go through GIRLS— I think we should the house to check and see all feel complimented that to If everything la in order. The many o f the pointers have Laicment and clothe* closets provrn ao trustworthy to gel some, too. This I* another Bstty for so many years. step toward moth prevention What ia new to one may not and tha air la much purer and be to another and vice versa. docs nut have that dank smell — POLLY. when w* return.—MKB D. R. T. Share your favorite homemaking ideas . , , send them DEAR POLLY — I hava to Polly in car* of the San­ teen at least a hundred ideas ford Herald. You’ll receive a in the column that I have bright, new silver dullar if been using 20 years or more l olly use* yuur idea In Polend didn't thick they w erojly'a Pointer*. their need doesn't make us brutes, you know. Nor should we he disturbed by their opin­ ion of us as the Goon Parent of tha Year—unless we're out for the title of Uve Most Bene­ volent Parent of th# Year. If your husband wants to be known aa tills paragon, then, of course, your daughter and her friends have him Just where they want him—over tho barrel. Site can continue to ex­ ploit tills one occasion of hia impatience with a friend to turn him Inlo a total loss. I shouldIn't like to so* her get sway with this. W* are no more total lossca because we have offend'd a clhld than they are total losses because they have offended us. And this is a grown-up truth wo or* re sponsible for standing up fur wish It waa. in my opinion. I wish that your husband Iseik, Kills love to put US would try to connect his ex on the defensive. If they c.*u travagant remorse for hia im­ make us feel Ilk* cruel, ar­ patience with hia equality ex­ bitrary brutes, their need to travagant demands on himself. foe! themselves superior to ua Because when youngsters are ls served. Which la fine. But able to mako ua fort it, it Invariably tells ua that ire feel w* have betrayed tome not* quite-known pride in ourselves —in our wonderful, "close re­ lationship" to them, in our irreproachabte kindness and goodnej* to them. And if we are willing to get acquainted with this pride In parental benevolence, wa can go on to real lie that we also take pride In Good Joe kindness te everybody else, too, W# may be willing to aee that our kind­ ness isn't kindness at ail, but secret terror of others' disap­ proval ami criticism. What your daughter needa te Use truth: to hear her lather say; “ Sure, I snapped at your caller. That U because I’ ve for some lime resented your trying to turn this home tote your telephone answering ser­ vice. Mother and I Uve here, too. So If you want ua to take your telephone messages, you will have to ask yoor friends to call at hours whfch are con­ venient for ua. If you like, we can act them up rightl The Doctor Soys: Strokes Can Effect Speech By Wayne G. Bread H a * M.D. Newspaper Eateryetea Axes. .Many dramatic stories hava been written shout aphasia, la these tales usually the vic­ tim. after a blow on the head Incurred while he te a w a y from home, retain* hia ability to speak and perform all the acts he customarily performs but baa no memory for any­ thing that happened to him before bte accident. Furtunately, such eases are rare but every year in thia country nearly half a million persona suffer a stroke, bead injury, or brain disease that leaves them with soma sort of tenguaga difficulty. The manisfestationa v e r y widely but roughly they faU into four groups. Th* victim may understand what 1s arid to him but be tuabla to apeak. Thia te very common. He may be able to speak but be unable I* understand r anything that te said to him. Other victim* can talk and understand apeech but have lost the power to interpret written language and t h e fourth group can read but are unable to writ* — even to algn their name. Bacauso communication la ao important in a homo, any Interference with it can be frustrating to both th* victim and hia family. The family must, therefore, exercise the utmost patience and under­ standing. The victim should not be excluded from normal social contacts but should be encouraged to make himaeif understood in any way he can. Above all, don't treat him aa a child and don’t discuss his probiemi in front eg him. Treat him as nearly as possi­ ble the way you did before the acident. White tt te unwito to f i l l him with fate* hopei of a speedy recovery you should ■how genuine pleasure in any real progress he makes and show that you understand how hard he te trying to com­ municate with you. It te use­ less to tell him to retea but you ean ereata a relaxed at­ mosphere that will help to ease hia tension and frustra­ tion. Ask him simple question* that can be answered yea or no such as: “ Do you hurt?" "Ara you thirstyT" "D o you want to get u p?" Some vic­ tim* swear or utter obsceni­ ties without knowing what they are laying. This te a part of their disease and you muot learn to accept it without laughing or getting mad. Lot tho victim do aa much for himself as be can. Even though ha can talk be may be able to make some minor repaira or pursue hia bob­ bies. Don't be afriid to teav* him alone at Umea. Thl* will be good for both of you. �Plan Your Profils-Put Herald Classified W ant-Ads To Work For Y o u -D ia l 322-5612 BERRY'S WORLD ELDER SPRINGS PLUMBING DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE . m 7as7 or m t m Is As Big As A Man Can Make It! Your future with our fast grow­ ing company la unlimited if you can qualify tor this In­ teresting and rewarding posi­ tion. Yon start your career at $105. salary plus bonus we train paid weekly, you. You can advaaca fast to hJgkpaytng management position as hundreds of other men already have done. No need to transfer or or relocate. Travel limited to 5 days a week, home on weekends. U you are be­ tween age* of 30 A 43, owns car in good condition, have high school education and available for Immediate em­ ployment, we urge you to get all the facts now. Contact: Mr. V. C. Smith 10 a. m to 3 p. m. Mon. Sept. 21, 1954 Florida State Employment Service 200 S. 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KULP DECORATING SHOP Ph. 322-2335 9K SW tv m m tTwit rr c a t h t o r Vacuum ClmnerH Tha Tow n o f Casselberry, F lor­ ida request# bids on— On# new lateet Model T a n ­ dem Drive Motor (trader with not laaa than Tt II. P. Dleeel Engine, w ith full hyilraulln power, w ith dlreot elsi-trln etarllng; t l foot pow er whtft moldboard, full power circle reverse; pow er uteerlnx: lean* •n« front wheels: is.so * l l l*-p ly ttree front and rear: THIS MS JI IIK U L U N CI IT fu lly earlnaed cab with sa fely IV IS O FOR SKMIVOtH gtiea: V -T yp e t-tooth ecarl- c o d v t t , r t .o R in a . f!« ri tw o w hite headllgM a, two iv r a m s s f vo. ian«i com bination stop -lell and dash V uT ft'K TO DF.FKVII OH tights, standard lighting equipORIIK1S OF PI MMt'STItlV m. nt and ona pair, double fne■ r r r r o w roR H iT .u a I'M si ad, csb mounted directional M-’CA d i l l AV 11 ( l i t T O A II K signal ligh t# : hourm eter; En­ COMPANY, INC., a Florida ourgine air cleaner and all factory poratlon. aiandsrd equipment. (Minimum Plaintiff. wrlght Mot leas than 11,004 tbi > TIM ,M AN V. W EE D and lllddsr to oonaldar Trade-In PAULA WEEP, hi* w ife: 11KTo f ona used Alllt-Chalmsra Mo­ TT F. WKKD, form er wife of tor Oradar, Model All-4. H.V; and divorced from TII.MdAN AD-4-4M4. which may be In- V. WKKD. and atilt not re. apect*d at City Hall, City of nmrrtad; LAtVIlKSCK HECK­ Caaaelborry, Pbirlde, MAN and l.KTIIA MII.DIIHD Didder* to elate net ceab UKCKMAN, bln wife. price a ftor Trade-In and also Defnndanta. •late price and amount o f pay. TUi LAWIIKKCK IIKCKMAN manta baaed on two or five and f.KTIlA UU.DIIIID year deferrad paymanta after HECKMAN, Hill WIFE trade-in. fftenldenr# unknown) All t-lde ahull be remitted to And all unknown partial Ska follow in g address: oUtmlng any Intareat by, Town iTerh through, under or against Tow n o f Casselberry «ac.-h of either o f tha I*. O. H oi H ■sbova named partlea who Casselberry. Florida may he dead nr ara not In sealed envelope lagtbly known In be dead or allva marked "T ow n ef Casselberry — IIKTTV r. WKKD. formOradar Hid" by lha Ith day af ar wlfa ot and divorced October A. t). t i l l by !$ ;«« from TII.I.MAN V. WKKD, and attll not remarried 1*41 fa u lts blreet Han Antonio, Toiaw TOP. AND BACH OF tO C i s t h w c m r i r r r o t is r r o r ara heraby notified that a *n in v i v t h J i i m i A i . c m * Complaint for Foreclosure af c u t o r a v i i row s K w iv iu r . c o i' a t v . r s u a m t . Legal Notice CHSVIKHV vo. ilari UNITED Ml ilITtl AUEK VlClNft COItl*., •vs VINCICKT W HKIt- PUiatitr, JCiIINHO.V »t os. DvfandanU. or b u st ■13. I'U nt*, Fluwem, Seedv lo lha roars o f l i t t'awatr dafaull will ba lakan agalnat Jaitgr, Sraitawla I'uicatr, M ar*. la Frshala. you for lha rallaf daman-ted In W la roi B^lala ■( tha Complaint, aa amended. Tha daacrlptkm e f tha raal property proceeded agalnat *■: toll T. niork A. W d OUMKUK IM UK 1NU UKFLAT, according to plat th ereof re.nitded In I'Wt Hook It, llig e 7$. Fubllc llecorda o f Hamlnola Coun­ ty. Florida; T O IB T IIK R WITH tha fellow , log paraonal pruparty; t Waatlngbouaa llullt-ln Itanga, Modal KTUluX. Har­ tal No. II 141*41 1 Waatlngbouaa Ketrtgerator Modal IIUIII1, Serial No. 1111 114111 T h li notice abnll ba publlaha-1 once each weak for four con. aecuttve weaki In tba HANFlMttl IIKIIALU. DONE AND OllDKltKD at Ha* ford. iam lnola County, F lorida, this l$th Jay o f gaplanibar A. D. 1114. tXKAL) Arthur II. Hackwlth. Jr., Clark. Circuit I'-rnrt lly : Martha T. Vthlea (SEAL* D eputy Clark Arthur K Boohwlth. Jr.. Jawaph M. Fllsgareld Clark o f tha Circuit Court 11$ gecurK y Truat Bultdln* By I Martha T. Vlhtoo Miami $1, Florida Deputy Clark FRanklln 1 -t t ll Fubllah kept. IS, $4 * tKL I. F ib lla b aapl. 1$. I* A O ct t. $. 1*44. t. I SSI Cl^C-fl CU B-11 a—Child cars I —D o n — i:»te — Pet# 1*—Uvsatock 11—lipadal .-satlcas It—Catarina 14— Places |n Kat l ( —Npaclel H a r rie t 15— Hwlminlng Poole IT—Janitorial Hervicae IS— Uo-lt*Youraalf It— liutldara Hnppltaa ju_<-urn-rot, L’on.tr. I I — llu m , Itapalre IS—Plumbing I I —Palatine 14— Wall D illlln r 15— .Ur Cund. * llaatlne IS— Kadlu - Television IS— Photo 4 K'lnlpanant 10— lluma Appliance* SI — Mtialcal Instrument* 11— llualnnaa K<iulpmenl l l —Job I'rlnltnx 14— t'ph-ilatary l i — Vacuum Claanar, IT—H osin g a Mtoraat 15— Kxterm lualore 41— II an Ur— F low ers—-Heads 10— lilac. For S a l, 11— ArllcU a t o r L »n l 11—H o p nr Kschanga SI— Want a,l To liny 11—Furniture For Hale 14— Aulhiusa For Kata 11—Munsy To Loan SS— Uusinee# Opportunities Hanford Ifsuliange FOLEY Saw Filing Machine, complete outfit. II. More­ house, Hibiscus Trailer Park, Mt. Dora. Trailer 79. V ALT ON R W IM JAM fl Dat-aaaaU. T a A ll rtrSItwra a a t Farawaa •latlea llalasa ar I t t a a s l a taalaat SaM KoSatai Deceased buttons, blind bernt, mono­ F. O. Drawer t Van ford, Florida Attornay fur Katata FuUlth SspL $, IL IS, Ja, list ments of h>30. Phone Credit Mgr. 322 5627. Merle W. Warner Selection at I, *, and 4 Bedroom• located la tarlooi sections ot Sanford Immediate Delivery REALTOR Adelaide II. Moses, Assoc. 70S Sooth Park Are. Sanford, Fla. BtLL'S BARGAIN BARN of tO.Ouo Items 1300 GrapeviUa Avw. MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $60,00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES Management 2 , 1 , 1 4 BEDROOMS 1, m , A I BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! For Complete Information See ot Call Your and Sales Broker SALKS BROKER Property Let us appraise and SELL YOUR PROPERTY FHA - VA Mt Have The Home For Y ot 3 or 4 ACRES Good ground, nesr large lake. $800 per acre with terms. JIM HUNT LAKE LOT. 100 Ft. on paved road. $4,100 with terms. REALTY LARGE 2-story house on 1 Acre of h o d . In good repair. 40 assorted fruit t r e e s . $13,000. Terms. Office: 322 2111 Nights: 323-0700 322-084S 2524 Park Drive Stenstrom Realty 2545 PARK DRIVE 322-2420 322-7491 NIGHTS 322 <824 - 323-0545 Payton Realty 322-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha BART PILCHER, Broker Personal Service Call 322-749* LOT 100* x ISO' WAITRESS EXPERIENCED, Completely set up for 3!ob|]e over 21, tpply Bryan's Res­ Home $1,500. R. E. White taurant N. 1792, Cassel­ 322 8417. berry. Kemlnote County (Dial Direct 1 S BEDROOM, S Bath, ed patio. Ph. 32J-0CW. V A -F H A 868-4908. LADIES. E a r n Christmas 95. House* For Hal* money now. Eiclting psrty plan. Commissions. No in­ WASTED QUALIFIED buyer for SunUnd Estates Home. vestment. Phone TE 8-2374. Pay closing tost only A take over monthly payments. SUPPLEMENT INCOME! Nrcd Indies, 35-65, with or Owner transferred. 322-4148. without ear for Survey work 4 hours, 5 days per week No selling. $1.23 to $1.30 pe$ hour. See Company Repre irritative 9 a. m. Sharp. Room 20*. Melseh Bldg., 224 E. 1st St. Toe have an adrantage ever ether Investors In Deltona homtsiltt - you're clote enough te see hoa latt Mac Us'* latest ana greatest community Is groeln*. And whr i a common,t, gruwi. land value* m ^ to grow nith it. Drive over today and find out for yourself how just $10. starts you an the way to awning a soacloua Deltona hematite, with Csnlral water Mains and Paved Streets Included In the full low price ot enly *11*31 While there, enjoy a tree ride en the rirsrboat, "Deltona Queen". Taka a salt-guided tour el the Shopping Piero, the lake-front Community Club, Iho site of the IS-hola toll course and trfa lovely housing area at Mackle-Bullt OELTONA1 HACKLI-BUILT HOMIS featu res lha fam ou s $ 4 ls tallia, an display In tha M ood, •(Mbit at the M.V. World's fair, and 15 othar lovaly models. Mechlo-auilt home* range In price from fust $7*90, to $11,350. with down peyments a* low a* $340.. mewthfy payment* starting at $4*-31 77. Situation Wanted WORK WANTED. Female, 322-7053, HANDMADE sweaters f o r sale. Cad for appointment* DAYS W ORK- 322 3784. to pick yoor choice for babies ACCOUNTANT - Retired, all and adults. Ph. 322*3294. taxes, wants part time work pfr. Sanford - Maitland area. 51. Article* For Rent IKK) per mo. call Winter Park 934-7377. RENT A BED Kollaway, Hospital, B a b y HI. Inrnaae Property Beds, by Day, Week, or Month. FUR SALE. Reasonable, In­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE com e property, c o r n e r 118 W. 1st 322-3111 French Ave and 3rd St Zoned Commercial. 322 4737 or 322 3020. Pisone 1 PIECE »r complete house­ 8.1. Real Estate Wanted ful. Antiques, tools, store close-outs. ANYTHING you LOT or am ill acreage on river have to sell. 322-2270. or lake adjoining. Write Box 94, Sanford Herald. « ! AVE CASH BUYER for small houses needing repairs. Need small tracts of land on Weat aide with or without improvements. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bengal • Sold. Larry's Mart 313 Sanford 323-1301 17 92 at Hiawatha Ave. Ph. FA M it t . Sell Ue Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cask. SUPER TRADING POST. FA M*T7. Payton Realty GUNS. Buy. Sell, Trade, Re­ Far tot biggest selection ef nearly new and used furni­ pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE ture, see Noll's Furniture FISH CAMP. Brokerage in Caaoelberry USED TYPEWRITER SALE: on 17-U. Open 6 days 9 to 8. 1 IBM Electrie, Reg. $219fr ee esttm ate $123; t Umlerwwd Electric Reg. $173-4100; 1 Und. Por- I’pkotstertng A Mattress reoovatmg New k Used Furni­ table w /ctse, $24 93; 1 Ruyal ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Standard. 849.95; 1 Smith Co., at TW Celery Ave. Corona, $37.30; Like New FA SUIT. Burroughs Adding Machine. gram*, embroider*, dun*, patch**, etc. Guaranteed. Take up remaining 4 pay­ $100.00 DOWN Concrete Block Building, 35 x 34. terra n o floor* with 1224 feet floor space for Rent. Bowman's Trailer Ct. Ph. W# Need R-E-N-T-A-L-S Rent or Lease We Have C-L-I-E-N-T-E-L-I Wanting Home* 175.00 to $230 00 HO-M-E 0-W-N-E-RS Call Now T oo an,| aa,-b o f *uti ara hara. br nullfla-t an-l raqulraU ta pritaaol an r etalma an ) damanUa wlildh Jim, or althar o f Jon m a j hava agalnat lha aatata Realtor « r VALTOS II WIMJAStH. Ja. i-aaanl, lata o f aaf<l ITounfj, lo Subtraction. Hand. $79 93 TWIN BEDS, excellent coodi Adelaide II Moses, Auoc. tha Cuuntr Ju.lga o f Hamlnut* 708 South Park Avenue Terms. A’c take trade-ins. r o u n t j, riorl.la, at hla ..fflca tion. Pb. 322*134. In tha court houaa o t aald Cuua- POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY Sanford, Florida t j at Hanf'irA. FlurlUa. wtthln 9 PC. DUNCAN PHYFE Din­ 222-3829, 322-7313, 122-8833 sis calan<lar niuutha from lha IMPORTED Danish couch, ing Rra. set, 6 chra. $73; 3 tlma o f tba ftrat publtcattun ot chair and coffee table. F.x thta notice. Kn%ih claim or de­ pc. blonde Bedrm. act, $73; mand shall l>a tn w riting, and celient condition, Cost $400. Dec. clir. $10; daybed, $19; HI. Real Entile • Sale ahall atala the place o f realsell for $2U0. 283* S. Laurel. dance o f lha ulalnmnt, and ahall Stnl. desk $3. 121 Shannon ba .w orn to by the claimant, Drive weekdays alter 3:30 hla agent, or attorney, and any DIAL-0 MAT1C ZIG ZAG, ReONLY $3,300 AND TERMS p. m 322-6UTI. aneb claim o r demand not ao possessed 84 model, Uke fllad ahall be vol-t. new, make* hundreds of tit). lIuuineMH Opport Dorl# M. IVIII lama 1 Bedroom frame home oo As adm lnlatratrti a f lha fancy designs, make* auto­ country lot. $250.00 down, Kelata o f matic buttonholes, sews oo E S T A B L I S H E D and well belanc* only $30 monthly. Vatlon IL WtllUina, Mnok N, cisvwtnnd, Jr. Attorney at Law FOLKS we need GOOD L-I-8-T-1-N-C-B H7. Ilunlnr** Rental* From Prom JUMBO HOUSE • room, gar* ago, patio, atore, disposal, dish f f u M . 322-1(38. Government O w ned Homes NICE BUILDING LOTS or Business lots and t Building on the lots. Have I left, one (or fSoO jt eight for $2300 on the corner Main St. and Court St. and Lexington Ave. Enterprise, Fla. IAS-4601. 1— U i l a FaunS S— Personals 4—lleauty C u e I — Day Nuraarla* UGUSTHUM — Viburnum, IT ties, Floor, Free Eitimaaa stud, ctment, rock, pipe, gal. cans, 3 for $1. Carsons steel, grease traps, dry Nursery. Lake Drive, Cas­ wells. Stcppmg stooes. selberry. MIRACLE CONCRKTE CO. PLANTS 4 TREES. 3713 Coun­ 309 Elm Ave. 323-3731 try Club Road. New Exec. Desk, 60 x 30, Reg. Tomato — Petunia Planta $144.30 — $99,10; New Sales­ WOODRUFF’ S man or student's desk, 40 Farm A Garden Center I 34, Rag. $98.30 - $8193; 801 Celery Ave. 322-3976 Steno. chairs, $29.30 up; Used storage cabinet, 71" high, good condition, Reg. $60.00 — 130.00; New three HOME RAISED grain beef for home free ter use. Limited piece lounge furniture. Reg. amount. See to appreciate. $169.91— $129.93; tour draw­ Ph. 322 0264. er file cabinets, from $43.95— Terms, We take trade-ins. AIR CONDITIONER. Phiko, POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY Room. $83. 322 6106. SEPT. SPEC. Men'* Tee Carpets clean easier with tbs Blue Lustre Electric Sham* Shirts, 48o. Army-Navy Sur­ puoer only $1 per day. Carplus, 310 Sanford Ave. roU'a Furniture. For rear autoincwre bar­ gains, check the Herald class­ USED LUMBER: 2x4 through 2x12. Sheeting and flouring. ified display section. 260 yds. Leatherette. Many patterns. Mill Ends. 322 0793 Legal Notice I JUIINHOS, i>» Husrbrouab, Culumbur. U a u u ls VOU SttK harabj nutltlaU that a On in plaint tu ftiracloaa a m orlgaga ancumbarlne tha Svlluwlng rant prop a rtj: Lot 1$. IIkick F. COUNTRY CU IU UANUU. UNIT NO. I, a -.-orOIng to a plat tharaof •a raouDtrit tn f l a t Uuuk 11, paga H. Public IlMurda •>f Hamtnola Count*, F lor­ ida haa baan fllad agalnat ju u In tb* a boaa-aljla.l anil, and jnu eta raitulrad to larva a c u p j of j u j r Anawar t-> tha iViiiiplalnl en tha P U In tlffa atturnaja. Van dan llarg A Q a j, I’ uat '*ff l e a Hut SUIT, DtUndo. Flurlda, and to file tha original o f auch Anawar w llh tba Clark o f tba nfuraaald Clrvult Court on or bafura lha 3*th d a j of Ootobar, 1*14 If Juu fall lo dtr au. a daeraa pro a u n fa u o wltl ha takan agalnat you fur lha rallaf drmandad In tha Complaint. Thin Notion ahall ba pubttan* ad one# e waak for four aonaa* eutlva waabu la lha FANFOIID l i c i t tt.li. D itad Mila I4lh day o f Sept­ ember. t i l l . HANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR REXAIR DEALER !M5 8. Park 322 0511 (ALES • PARTS • SERVICE If yoa're 21 to 80 aad can sell sad want to work hard for above average pay, fast pro­ motions to office and district manager, cal! 9 a. m. sharp, Room 2M lfelscb Bldg., 224 X. Ut S t Merle W. Warner known Drive-la Restaur ant Need* approximately $300 to Sanford. AvaUabto Im­ ■peel oo 1$. mediately. Haa dining mom and curb service. W. R. JOHNNY WALKER. Broker Cats. P. O Box 8, Caaiel322-8437 (N O T JU S T A S L IC E !) When you advertise in THE HERALD yo know your advertising dollar is wisely invested ONLY in your trading area! ADVERTISING DOLLARS ARE INVESTED NOT SPENT! RESULTS ARE THE ONLY TRUE MEASUREMENT OF YOUR ADS . . . AND THOSE RESULTS CAN BE FOUND HERE. FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE DIAL 322-5612 FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY DIAL 425-5938 (NOT LONG DISTANCE) SINCE 1»0S �W hy Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322*5612 95. Hm m For Solo •5. H For Sola 2 • BEDROOM. furnished, FI*, FOR SALE BY OWNER. Cus­ room. 110 Country Club O r­ tom Built CE Home. 3 Badel*. rooms, 2 Baths, Living Room, Family Room, Kit­ YOUR HOMS SEARCH chen, Central hasting sad SMDS HERE fireplace, large utility and ATTRACTIVE Stucco with storage, carporte and patio Sp*ni*b Davor on ahady Deep well and sprinkling eon u r lo t Excellent a m system on beautifully wood­ and neighborhood. Plenty of ed lot 130* s 230' with ■pace with living room, din­ Redwood fence. Grove Man­ ing room, norlda room, or area. Call 323-7411 after large kitchen with break* a p. m. fast area, 3 bedrooms and 1M baths. Spodal features NEW ROMES include fireplace, oak floors, Wert Fourth S t Just off Per garaga with workshop and sla m oo. Salesmen oa pro­ maid's quarters, fine trees perty, 4:00 to 7:00 p, m. and shrubbery. The price Monday- Wednesday- Friday. only $13,300 and you name Saturday 4 Sunday 1:00 to 7:00 p. m. the terms. Ik , S fa ftr l im ll SWEETIE PIE 8 -p l. It, 1W4 — Pi|> 11 1M. A n n u a l , lor U ral 111. I u M By Nadine Seltzer PAYS EVERYTHING $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES Seminole Realty HOMES FOR SALE Stemper Agency CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON St-tfohns Realty 1 BR. furn. house. Lake Mary. THE TIME TESTED FIRM No pets, 322-3049. 11* N. Park Ave. FA 21123 GO WEST largest H e m * Servicing Agency. Fla* Homes, Fairly Priced. In all Siaeal HOME OWNERS Good Rental borne*, Priced right, are renting and Wee­ ks* fasti Call Today, For Prompt and FAN TRAVEL TRAILER, » ' long, completely self con­ tained with bath, atiowcr. gaa heater, refrig. A stove. Hitch 4 Electric brake system In­ cluded. It, * 0 0 - 123-953*. 102. Mobile Homan * Sale 1-2 and 3 Bedroom* NEW end USED Awnings 4 Cabanas QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17-93 S322-2383 10 x M MOBILE HOME, furn­ ished. Large M , deep well, carporte. Cheap. G. Lee An­ derson. Rlti Theater. 103. Mobile tinmen • Kent t B E D R O O M Trailer on large lake. Adults only. Ph. 322-7368 FOR RENT: Housetraller. W. lit to Rivcrview, turn N. across from Kindergarten. COM E ON DOW N! We're Ready to MODERN 3-bedrooms, oom pletely furnished. $75 mo. Beautiful setting. Lovely You can find anything you built-in kitchen. Evenings need advertised in the Her­ 323-ONf. ald Classified. -D E A L , D EA L! National ini! 8ANF0RD AVEIII lx OPEN EVENINGS SKIT. 21th ISN'T FAR A W A Y ! T il A T S THE HIG DAY FOR 19651 Phone 322-4503 BUT WE STILL HAVE A FEW SELECT '64 MODELS LAST CHANCE ON N E W 1964 M ER C U R Y NIGHTS 323 8124 - '62 1895 '63 Rambler Clstale 680 3-dr., automatie transmission, radio and h*at*r, A really fine buy at dJ*A F |J V J ” ” 1 RENTALS Furnished or Ut Ball-Blair Agency Ph m 5841 2t* S. Park Ave, 100. Hewort Rental* HUTCHISON'S OCEANFRONT APTS. 339 So. Atlantic Daytons Beach C*i! 322-405* AND SEE THE Dodge Boys JAAP 1U U S I7U f/A STOCK NO. M 480 ’64 Mercury Montclair 4-Dr. Sedan Silver turquoise and white, 390 Super Marauder engine, multi-drive transmission, bark-up lifhtt, whitewall tlree, power brakes and atcrrlng, air rnndilloned, radio, healer, tinted «la»«. t-way power seat, remote rontrol side-view mirror. List Price $1365 86 BALE PRICE *3 6 3 3 03 Raiibler Classic 4-dr„ Automatic, e * e f|ll radio and heater. Plenty of depend- fU H VV ViJ '59 able transportation here. Need 2nd car? Or even * 1st car? n Imperial 4-dr. with Factory Air conditionmg, Power window,, power ■eats. A realty fine luxury car al a fraction of tht new delivered price i AAr IllUk IV /J ’64 Mercury Montclair 4-Dr. Sedan Color fawn with white top, nUlll-drivt Irene., whitewall tirca, power brake* and ateerinx, air ronditiuned, tinted plane, radio, heater, remote rontrol side-view mirror. List Pries $4231.80 BALE P U R E '59 *3 5 3 1 “ '57 STOCK NO. M SM ON THE FEW REMAINING *64 DODGES 5 YEAR OR 30,000 MILES WARRANTY — YOUR AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER — Seminole County Motors 1801 W. FIRST ST. Ph. 322 0611 SANFORD. FLA. Winter Park Ml 7-233* Legal Notice xtm rw Vetlce u> eentrtetere *• MS nn paving triangle osnneetlna Queen's Mirror Circle and Wins Isr Park Delve In Casselberry. Plans end spseltlcsllano n « v b* obtained In Ihe office « f the Mayor, Town Hall. CaaMlbarrjk Florida. 7Pubtlih Sept, if, II. t m . , C D t-7 1 I CAR 61 Oldf Super 89 Convertible^ V-9. Auto. Trane.. Power Steering and Broken, Radio *od Heater. 1395 60 Dodge Pioneer. 1-Dr. BUliew Wagon, V-*, Auto. Troon., rower Uttering nnd Brakea, Radio and Hentor. 1095 58 Dodge 4-Dr. Sedan, V-R, Automatte Transmission, Power Bteerinf, Power Bralea, Radio A Heater Four-Door Hardtop, * CyL, Automatic Trmam It*low. Radio and Heater. 1295 61 Chevrolet 1895 Ford Gelaxle 3-dr hardtop. A popu­ lar rar at a price that will really appeal iV Buick Super l-dr. hardtop, all power equipment and really futly recon­ ditioned. An above average 1937. 595 495 *3 5 1 4 “ * 3 I 4 0 43 HUNT 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford — Ph. 322-4864 LIN C O LN M ERCURY 1495 OPEN EVERY f-J white, all vinyl top, IP* Super Marauder engine. 4oa-the-floor transmission, back-up lights, whitewall power ateerinx and brake*, radio, tinted gl***, wire covers, remote control rear*vlew mirror. LiU Price $3852.31 BALE PRICE 4 • Door, V-5, Automatic Transmission, Radio And Heatsr, l,ow Mileage, One Owner Car. 1595 ’64 Mercury Marauder 2-Dr. Fast Back Color •peed tires, wkeel 1495 Vi TON PICK-UP Long Wheelbase. Fits laid* Bed, Like New, Local Owner. STOCK NO. M 316 Hardtop. Color I'ariflc Blue, 390 Super Marauder engine. Multi-drive trenamiaeion, back-up liable, whitewall tlrea, power steering and brakes, radio, heater, tinted glaia, re­ mote rontrol aide-view mirror. Llet Price $3713.21 SALE PRICE “ Squire" St a, Wagoo * Passenger, • Cyl., Automatic Transmis­ sion, Radio ft Heater. 63 Chev. Truck STOCK NO. M 50# TREMENDOUS DEALS Your EVLVBUDB Deal** j $0444 f . l i t Ph. FA 61 Chev. Belair STOCK NO. M 490 ’64 Mercury Monterey 4-Dr. Marauder flo w Saturday 3:10 p.m. Robson Sporting Good* 62 Falcon Color white, 390 Super Marauder engine, mulll-drlie Iranemiaaion, whitewall tire*, bark-up light*, power brakes and ateerinx, air conditioned, radio, neater, tinted | la », remote control aide-view mirror. Lut Price *4264-36 SALE PRICE Evenings Gateway T o The waterway Impala Convertible, V-9, Automatic Transmission, Power Sleeting and Brakes, Radio and llenter, Air Conditioning. COLONY PARK 9-PASS. WAGON Equipped with Factory Air Conditioning and power itrerinx, brake*. W* had thl* on* priced too high at 83195.00. How does ikLa sound? 323-0544 GONE to tha National Boat Show in Chicago this week to buy you the la tort la boat* and maria* equip, ment. All 19*4 outfits now *1 close out prices. Examples 11,195—90 H. F. Evtnrudt $993; $1,333- 1$ ft. LafSOP— *793: $273-17 f t Trails* $30$. Many other*. Term*. 60 Chev. Belalr Pontlse Catalina 4-dr. Brand new Goodyear Double Eagle tlrea. Power steering end brakea. 23,000 actual miles and we ran five complete his­ tory on thin fine Wldc-track. 1962 MERCURY 2848 PARK DRIVE 822-2420 322-7498 128. Boat* A Motor * *275 Really BIG, BIG SAVINGS! Stenstrom Realty AGENCY • REALTOR 3485 S. Park Ave. Fbonei FA 2-2264 or FA 2 22*5 Available in Sanford area and Longwood area (6 mi. So. on 17-92). Ready for occup­ ancy. 863.0C per mo. and up. Custom Building, Residential or Commercial. LMN ENTERPRISES, Inc. Builder, Harold Logan 902 Highland Ave. Sales Office: 802 Highland Ave Longwood, Fla. , 838 33a Lulled AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Effktaot Service. It Payal SVERETT A. HARPER NEW HOMES 101. Trailer • Cabannn '64 Mercury Montclair 4-Dr. Sedan 3 BEDROOM. 1 Bath near Pinecrest School 4 new Shopping Center. VA Loan, 2M Laurel Dr. Ph 323-8854. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, nicety furnished and in good repair 710 Palm-tto or call 322-Stlo OR BUY, 3-4 bedroom home 52 CHEVROLET DELUXE 4 COHEN RADIATOR SHOP in or near Sanford, by man­ door, beater, standard trans­ Fro* Inepactioa, estimates, LARGE 2-bedroom furnished ager of Capri. No amall mission, 3 very good tire*. pickup, drlivary. Rteorlag apartment. $49.30. ITU Mag­ children. Desire large lot. Beautiful sky bits* paint 4 A repairs dlseouatod. nolia. 323-3*31 or 323-229*. Reasonable. Phone 323-1231. 322-3843 clean aa • pin Inside. $273. 31tH B. 3rd. Ph. 322-9111. t BR Furnished Apt. 1st floor 115. Auton For Sale Auto GUOS, T ip * J013 Sanford Ave. 688-4323. A So** Covers 1933 TORO 8 DOOR. Starts EFFICIENCY $40. I ll Park. and runs every day. Good transportation for only $185. 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. AirPrivate owner. Ph. 322-9*0* conditioned Bedroom. $85. i l l 384 W. Bed St. FA 1-9*33 evenings. E. Mb., 323-4283. ALL WORK GUARANTEED I960 CHEVROLET, excellent FLAN. GARAGE Apt. 2345's '61 Lin., $1391 bal, $49 mo. condition, tow mileage. $773. Palmetto. 323-0525 or 5234. ’83 Chav. $1191 b*l. $47 mo. 333-3431. '81 Fal. W in. $982 bal. $39 mo. FURNISHED garage apart­ •61 VW, 9991 bal, 939 mo. JEEP 8-wheel drive, ph. after Bonkarik Glass and Point ment. 1902 Maple. 322-0731. 3 p. m. J23-21II, Company '61 Chev. 81287 bal, $52 mo. 310 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-4833 '61 Renault $5$4 bal, $29 mo. Clean 4 Rooms, ail Park. '81 Metro. $899 bal. 132 mo. MERCURY 19*1 Monterey. Factory air. Full power. 121. BeooUn A Cycle* WE L A R A APARTMENT* '80 Merc. $1081 bal, $49 mo. Good condition. $950 cash. *90 Ford W f. $797 bal, 934 mo. 114 W. P in t St. '3* ALLSTATE Vsapa motor Must a*U. 563-584#. *90 Ford 2-dr. 1792 bal, $32 mo. Scooter, good eond.; with FURNISHED garage apt. Th. *60 Lark, $193 bal, $10 mo. helmet. $75. 322-937*. 1063 CORVA1R Spyder Conver­ 322-2*00. '80 VW, $801 bal, $31 mo. tible, 4 speed, w in wheels, 12S. Boats A Motors '$* Chev.. $Ttl hat, $12 mo. posttractlon, new tiros, ex­ FURN. Apt. Clots ta. Jimmie '$* Ply wg. *791 bal. *32 mo. cellent condition. $1,710. Ph. 13* BOAT Mere. 30 motor, Cnwan. 333-401$. '94 Merc. $491 bal, $31 mo. 322-25*3. trailer, *11 ski equip. Ph. *M Ford, $881 bal, 8 9 mo. FURNISHED OR UNFURN 322-17**. '3* Chev. wg. $197 bal. $37 mo. 118. Truck* For Sale 1SHED 2 Badroom Duplex 'SB tv-ton PU $883 bal. $2* mo. Apartment Terrauo floors '3* OU* aa |**1 hal, $3* mo. 19*4 FORD Ecooovna. Lika OLD NEWSPAPER8 til* bath, water fundsbad. BOW. $1,709. 3226*01. ' l l Hillman $2*9 bel. $31 mo. Ph. 323-2334 after I p. m. FOR SALE 'l l Char., 1417 bal. $1* mo. SANFORD HERALD 1-Room Efficiency apt. with *3* Chav. Wg. 11*3 bal, $23 mo. 25 LBS. - 50c WANT ADS pvt. bath 4 shower, suitable 'M Rambler, $19* bal, $10 mo. M Pont. 180* bal. $32 mo. BRING FAST lor couple or single person SANFORD HERALD RESULTS or retired. AH utilities in­ ’l l Olds IS $571 bal. I2B mo. •5* Chry. $881 bal, $31 mo. cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ cated on 1st St., within t 'SI Cadillac $947 bal, $37 mo. block of 2 free parking lot* '17 Bulck $8*1 bal, $31 mo. YOU'LL NEVER end ahoppkig oenler. In '37 Imperial $747 bal, $32 mo. quirw el Manual Jacobson '$7 Ply. HT. $34* bal, $2* mo. DO BITTER Dept. Store 211 E. First St. *17 Merc. $1*7 bal, $to mo. '37 Mere, wg $114 be], 111 mo. 2 ROOM FURNISHED APTS '37 Lincoln. 1887 bal, |39 mo. 322-9927. Adults only. '37 Olds HT 1807 bal. $31 mo. '56 Ford, $t98 bal. $lo mo. Furn. A pt 2300 vtcflonvCla. '58 ty-ton PU $316 bal. $29 mo. FURNISHED I Room Apt. '56 Pont. wg. *SM bal, $17 mo. Clean 4 close In. $35 mo. '56 Olds 1IT. $616 bal, *32 mo. Lights 4 water Included '58 Chev., 1197 bal, $24 mo. '55 Chev., $297 bal. $t2 mo. 322 9507. '53 Cadillac, 1186 bal. fin mo. DOWNSTAIRS Unfurnished 2 '55 Olda *39 hal. $3 mo Bedroom apartment, kitchen '33 Bulck, $311 bat, $18 mo equip!. IDS'i W. llth St. Ph. 31 Ford PU $491 bal. $23 mo 349-3932 Geneva. '53 Cadillac *197 bal, «21 mo. NICELY furnished 3-bedroom, '53 Buick, $11 hal, $2 mo. 3-bath apartment. 1912 San 'Si Rulck. $299 hal, $U mo. '53 Ford, $51 hal. $2 mo. ford Av*. Phone 322-5861. •St Buick, $31 bal. $1 mo, APT. 801 Magnolia, snack bar, WE DO TRADE! knotty pine cabinets. 119 Elm TILE BATH, til* kitchen Ouw.ute. Boon, master bedroom. Dup­ lex 1302 Elm All nicely turn REPOSSESSIONS, INC. lihed 4 fogged. NO 9-5267. RENTALS HOME RENTERS ALL FURNISHED S - room house with 2 garage apart­ ments, !-room apartment downstairs, double garage and workshop. For quick sale, a bargain. Some terms. By owner 217 Holly Ave. 322 8492. C C. Flowers. $30 mo. Up. Surplus City. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED For Raart •7. Ceatral air sad hast NO DOWN - VA , $17 CetalhM. LOWEST DOWN PAYMENT - FHA $ BEDROOM furnished dup­ 3 Diy occupancy IKVERAL Outstanding 2 4 3 lex opt. Call 32M1*T at 30* Badroom Horn** avsilabU in HEFTLER SALES W. llth It. all Areta of Sanford. Lot us OFFICE Casselberry, on St. Rd. No. 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath. PiaeShow you Around! 438, H ml. E. of 17-93. Open creat, screened porch, 2*31 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Phone Park Av*. $10. 322 3332. 8M-3A21. F U R N I S H E D 2 Bedroom not A. Park Are. 4 BEDROOM, 3 Bathe, wallHouse. 3411 Palmetto, Ph. PA s u n nnytkma to-wall carpet, built-in ap­ 323-0374. pliances, lntarcom, central 3-BEDROOM, I full baths, 4th air and heat, fenced. Ph. g - BEDROOM, 3 bath, un­ section of P loecm t. Enclos­ 312-3303. furnished. 1 ml. to base, 2 ed esrporta, many extras. blocks to shopping center 4 3311 S. Park. Phone 322-318* RARE OPPORTUNITY school. 1 year lease requir­ You Just hardly do see these ed. $130 mo. 122 8*70 after anymore. 3 bedrooms end 3 p. m. oak floori, on large 90 x 133 corner lot. In nice well estab­ LAKE M A R Y - New 2 bed lished neighborhood. Priced room furnished, large 3 bed­ room furnished or unfurn­ for economy minded buyer. ished, 1 bedroom furnished $10,893. Only $300 down. $76 cottage. Brown Really, Ph per month. 322-5237 or 322-1964. For the Best Buy In 2-BEDROOM frame bouse. A New or Resale Home, 2827 Magnolia Ave. near Realtor-Insuror-TradM See 8tenstrom Realty N A S . Cheap rent, 945 mo. 322 4991 1891 S. rreneh Are. Pb. $33-3319. ‘We Have The Home For You' 2 BEDROOM bouse, screened porch, fenced back yard— weit of city limit*. Pb. 323-8319. 2565 PARK DRIVE 322-3420 322-7493 96. Houses • Sale or Rent NIGHTS 322-6824 — 333-0348 2 BEDROOM Sate or Rent. It's just good business to check first with Sanford's Call 322-3139 after I p. m. LAKE. Call e r e a l a g a ACRE with amall Duplex, 322-1597. (rents $120 mo.), plus lot for home or trailer. A buy 97. House* For Rent for cash. Or termi to suit NICE CLEAN furnished two 332-7511 or S3M1I3. bedroom CB house, carport*, FOR SALE convenient to base, $93. Pb. 32 ACRES overlooking Lake 322-6244 before 1:30 or after Mary. Boat basin in lake. 8 p. m. Old, liveable house $31,000. 3 BEDROOM H O U S E , 3 W. A. Edward*—322-7101. blocks from Pinecrest School FltA • RESALES - P h . 323-2514 between 9 4 * . Like new, 3 4 3 BEDROOM MASONRY Homei, 1 4 3 FURNISHED COTTAGE: LWlog room, dining, kitchen, 1Baths, Kltcbena Equipped. Bedroom, Beth, water and $100 Down, Payment* lass electric furnished, $95 plus than rent. gaa and tax. Located on HELMLY REALTY 17*3, 1 block S. of No. 411 Ph. 333-1141 Junction (at S-Polnta). See anytime. Ph. 322-1167 after ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 8 p. m. weekdays or any­ Realtor time Sat. or Sun. Raymond Lundqulst, Aaao. FA 3 3131 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 1 BEDROOM house, furnished, 409 W. 3rd. Ph. 322-2021. 120. AtttMwtlv* Sorvie* Repossessions RAVENNA PARK, 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath, Central airconditioning, heating, builtInvestment 4 Realty in kitchen, excellent doaet lia N. Park Ave. 323*173 space, established l a w n , laadacaped. $U0 Dow*. Ph. a tm m tzA s 323 *441. Choice lo ti available In Greenbrier e f Loth A lter •verlookini golf count. BUILDERS CLOSEOUT PRICES ON ALL Cuato* building to your HEFTIER HOMES REDUCED apodfleatkai, Greenbrier 3 - Bedrooms — Carport* — km Utllty — for only K1NGSWOOD 510,225 - TOTAL PRICE BUILDERS, INC. "D m l Malt a fW it wMi Ear! fha'a g e l FINGERNAILS*" $67 PER MONTH 302 Fairmont Dr. Stenstrom Realty ,115. A lto s For flail $ Bank J SOUTHWARD PA *4*78 To R n t P O N T I A C t * J ~ A | \ NIGHT T IL | P.M. [ g f B U I C K * 3 2 3 2 33 INC. Winter Park Ph. MI 4-0209 poiipss Phone 522-0231 301 West First Street SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T I L 9 P.M. Saturdays Til • P.M. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd. A Palmetto Ph. 3224231 2507 Pork Dr. Pb. 322-0861 �Fid RecreafiM FFVA To Give FSU Gymkana Performances To Benefit Sanford Church Service Award Al Convention SdwdaleWill Begin Monday OVIEDO TEENAGERS from the First Methodist MYF joining but Sun­ day's inarch against leukemia included Judi Mintor, Marilyn Partin, Mar­ shall Lingo, Gay Ulrey and Jane Lundy, left to right. Also assisting with the drive, but not shown, was Arthur Evans. (Herald Photo) m to n wffl to MM d a n trrm 4 antfl • :ll TWy will M 4 at Dm Saaford Citte Crater. At a * * 9M. Turaday cf*> lasses ta will be will be by self. TMft claaa will bo limited to sariy rogistratira la a iffit U i Ceramics fie adults aa4 tsaaagm Is ala* sv»n»bl« with tisMaa ayaratiac tor adults aa Mraday aad Wad* aaaday arming* aad teraag* are aa Friday afternoon*. ActiviUra to start aaaa will be toww** laaooas aad toau daaca alasoaa. Dates will bs asasuaasd later. AH sea l asldawts araet pwc abaas aaa roaldrat tarda to yartkiyato ia tbaae artWtka. Tbars are iadtviduat aad fiaaiUy cards available. New earda aaa bo ebtalaad at the Kamatim Office after pay* tog tba aM-raildaat fee at City Hall. Catholic Women NEW OFFICERS of St. Mary-Magdalen Holy Name Society Installed last Sunday are, front from left, William H. Phillips, president; John Mc­ Manus, secretary and Mike Slleo, sergeant at arms; back. Georga Mc­ Laughlin, treasurer and Charles Cattaneo, vice president. Osteen PTA Has Holy Name Society Opening Meet Installs Officers By Mr*. Clarence Saydcr Tbs Oiteen Parent Teachers Association mat for tha fln t To See Film masting of tha fall Tuesday waning at the achool. Ernest By Daaaa Katca The Church of the Nativity Skinner, president, presided Catholle Woman’a Club will and Mrs. L. W. Jones opened tba meeting with devotions. hold da first mwttng af the aeaaaa at I pm. Monday hi tba church aoclal hall. The AL8AC film, starring Danny Thomaa and entitled The Premia* That Grow," will ha ahown by John Hire and Jaa Hatum, director of the Florida State AI.SAC Drive. Mrs. Cans Shannon, prcal* dent, has issued invitation ta aH wamis of the pariah to at toad the ineating. Girl Scouts To Comp By Jana Caaaalbvrry T ilt Pall Camporaa of Bamlnola District Neighbor, hood No. Three will be held this weekend at Deer Lake Scout Camp in tha Ocala Na­ tional Foraat. Girl Scouts and thalr leadera from seven troops will participate according to Mr*. Gerald Mrlnnla, coordinator for tha camporee. Tba room count w n won by Mrs. Ztbet Tart's room. Saving Stamps will no long­ e r be sold at tha school but anyone desiring to purchase stamps may get them at the poatofflce. It was decided the PTA woutd get tickets from tha Rita Theatre in Sanford and from the Athens Theatre In DeLand. The tickets will he •old to the pupils. A committee is to be appoin­ ted by the president to pur­ chase a transistor radio for the school to he used in case af power failure. It was an­ nounced that there will no longer be any matching funds available. Formerly the PTA could give a certain amount o f money to the school board for some school project and the school board would add a aimilar amount. The proposed budget was read and approved by the organisation. At t h e n e x t meeting a change in the by­ laws will be considered. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Presentation « f the Distin­ guished Service Award will bt • highlight at the banquet of the 21st annual convention of the Florida FrnH A VegetaMe Association on Sept 24, at Miami Beaeb, according to John W. Evans, Oviedo, pres­ ident of the grower's organi­ sation. Keans described tha award as PFVA's recognition of the individual or o r g a n i s a ­ tion which has mado the greatest contribution to the state’s agricultural industry over a period of years. The aataetka la not based an a single contribution, but ra­ ther ia in recognition of a ran* tisaiag aorvice la tha of agriculture. The Distinguished Award ia the highest honor of a association. It has been made annually since 1*47. It Is an engravsd plaque aad bears no monetary benefits. Tha winner is stlsctod by a secret committee and the identity of the winner la kept a secret until the presentation. Tha winner la also unaware that ho has been chosen until the actual presentation, Evans eaplalned. The INI winner was Orlan­ do atorney Maxwell W. Well* Sr. HU citation stated that ho had represented the Florida citrus and vegetable industries in rata proceedings before the Interstate Commerce Commis­ sion since 1*37 and had aUo appeared before Coogreasional Committees of the Sonata and House on transportation matters. Previous winners have in­ cluded Andrew D u d e Jr., Oviedo, grower and cattleman. Lyman PTA Sets First Meeting S g Rf u r d Congregationa] Christina Church win sponsor e f the Florida Univarsity Gymkana on Botofdty, Sept. 24, at the Jut Alai Fronton ia Fern Park with a matinee at I p.m. and the evening performance at tight. reeds will benefit the building fund far the propee ed new addition to the church. The Gymkana hue received wide acclaim as a program, of gymneetice plus showman■hip” put an by a group of some to F8U students, some of whom hato , or will, com­ pote in World Olympics. Acte feature the skills of using the parallel hare, the trampoline. Jand McBeynolda Drug Stores valuting table, high hay and ftoflorAdvance tlekrta are on sale and in Longwood at Ktyaer’a flying rings as wells aa bal­ ancing acta and dsnet rou- locally at Touehton’a Drug I Pharmacy. T h a famad "Tumbling Tote,” who have appeared on the Ted Mack TV Show, are Included In the performances scheduled to show here. This group la made up of young­ sters between tha ages of eight and 12 years and Is con­ sidered a major attraction of the Gymkana. Alao appearing will be Mis* Doloree Lord, "Miss Gymkana of 1942-44” and her court of W A TCH FOR OUR G R A N D O P E N IN G ! L IG G E T T -R E X A L L DRUGS PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER FROST-GUARD14 Church Groups M KFMSTM D U ... not tm kthtfrasarl Plan Dinnar COSTS ICSS Tl flPDUTl thin 8 cempititiw “ no frott" models! Titled in G-ELaboratory undtr i* trim# Gulf Stitrt wmmor uugi conditions. Como in for proof of tEtconomyl Meeting By Jams C a sn lm y The Casselberry Commun­ ity Mathodist Church Man’s Club and WSC8 will meat togathar for a covered dish din­ ner and program to be hald Tuesday at 4:4» p.m. in Weav­ er Hall ef the church. Guest speaker for tha eve­ ning will be Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Cox of Winter Garden who wlR present alidea made dur­ ing their recent tour of mis­ sions in South Amarica. Marvin McClain will be In charge of tha davotionnL Separata business mattings will be conducted following tha program with Roger Rich­ mond, proaldent of the Men’ s Club and Mrs. Phillip Canber, president of the WSC8, presiding. Hostesses for the social hour will be Mra. McClain, Mrs. Prank Messlck and Mrs. William Tllford. Other Joint meetings are planned for De­ cember and April. ■m i i i n n - i c i t u m i n i thanmy leading comparable rtfrigorator! Holds up to 12$ lbs. DELUXE FUTURES! let Ejector Trays with S t o r i|i Container! 3 Ad­ justable Swing-Out S h t l m ! *3 4 9 ” k k about our N ty peymtot term* ■ad* 1244T117tin. Writes T* big tr*d*-in VISIT OUR RECORD AND SHEET MUSIC DEPT. Sanford Electric Co. 118 MAGNOLIA SANFORD 3 2 2 -1 5 8 2 By Jan* Caaaelberry By Doans Kates ert Classen and Fred DeThe first meeting of the New officers o f the Holy Filipps. The Holy Name Hoe lsty Lyman High School PTA, or­ Name Rociaty e f SL Mary* meets regularly on tha second iginally scheduled far last Magdalen Church o f Alta­ Monday of each month at the Tuesday, will be hald nest Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the monte Springs were install­ church. school auditorium. ed during sprrial ceremonies held Inst Sunday preceding Principal Carlton Hsnlay tha H;30 a.m. Maas at the will Introduce members of the church. faculty and following the bustnesa meeting parents will Rev. Hubert J. Reason, have opportunity to meat the pastor and spiritual director teachers in their rooms. o f the organisation, conduct­ The Florida Slate Board of Members o f tha PTA asaeued the ceremony and served Nursing will hold licensing tiva board will serves a* hosts a* installing officer. Mem­ exams in Jacksonville next ■erving refreshments in the bers of the Society received month. Communion in a group during The professional nursing ex­ cafeteria. Nursing Board Tests Slated tha Mas*. Installed were William H. Phillips, president; Charles Cattaneo, vice president; John McManua, secretary; George McLaughlin, treasurer and Mika Silen, sergeant at arma. At the first meeting of the ■easnn held Monday evening, Phlllipa announced committee appointment* to be H. O. Rob­ inson, parliamentarian: Mau­ rice 1-arue. lay retreat chair­ man and William B. Rurgan, lay apiritual director. Namcil to be In charge of arrangement! fnr fond to he served at the laym en's Re­ treat planned for Oct. .1 at Camp San Pedro were James Cannelongo, chairman, Tom Moran, William llurgan, Rob­ am will be Nov. 17 and It and the practical nurse exam The wedding ring Is a will he Nov. ID and 20 Both pledge of the sealing of the will be held in the Seminole marriage pact, like the betro­ Hotel. thal ring. DeLand To Open Goldwater HQ Americans for Goldwiter Headquarters will open to­ night at 211 North Roulevird In DeLand, according to an announcement today. The new offices will he open from 7 un­ til 9 p.m. Volusia County's Republican candidates will be present, refreshments will be served and Goldwater cam­ paign supplirs will be avail­ able. IARLY BIRD? WORRY RIRD1 make your new set:COLOR TV: S Usta ** m4h yea* sagely ef WU» m h i i m i m m i * M A P - * . Ugh yaaSty PURga a* l a m haariag aL furtilkfa far mat- vggHitili rfcAs w him . w4 h yarn fH IU tt AT la toy. PWHMSAT fiv e , yea Sms. I n t o M NMN RUAUTV. . . e cu ts NINE *64 BEL AIRS REMAIN FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM — MUST BE DELIVERED BY THURSDAY — ALL OFFERED AT e NMN MAT COMTINT . . . ROCK B O TTO M PRICES NOW IS THE IDEAL TIME TO BUY — AND GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY. DRIVE ONE — MAKE US AN OFFER! | OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY — TILL ALL ’81’a ARE SOLD! HOLLER MOTOR S A liS ft PALMETTO AYE. | M ove tb s old got into the kids room or den for added H A R M O N Y IN T H B H O M E. N ow , the whole family will be able to watch their favorite ahowa. Color television prices start lower than ever n o w ...a n d like all your electrical appliances it costa you leas to enjoy. Because the recent $10 mil­ lion rate reduction now makes the average price paid per residential kilowatt hour 81% LESS than it was 10 years ago. For A t boot in horn tntertainment. . . enjoy At Magic 3—AM/FM Radio, Stereo Hi-Fi, mm4 Color TV. SEE YOUR DEALER. PHILHEAT «g> I P M A C ’S O IL C O . B. H. McALEXANDKR, Pr*a. A Gen. Mgr. Bari Brawn. Dante Phone 322*2784 v ^ ...now. o u tertt imam tvtnt FLORIDA POWER fc L I G H T MtLPiMO mtuim fLQMlOA W. Scott Bares, Mgr. 2 0 7 Magnolia A y s . i) <9 �+ n ihLr The Sanford Harold bslirvas that Preaidant Johnson’s trip to Florida and Gaorfia to surrey damage from the recant storm demonstrates his great concern for the problems which confront the people, not only o f our area, but o f all the United States. This was not a political trip. He would not even be interviewed on matters dealing with his re-election. Ha wanted to tee how the residents o f the storm-battered area were get­ ting along and how ho could be of help. He wanted to be aura that all of the agencies o f the government which could be marshalled to give aid to the sufferers were working at top efficiency. And we feel sure that he has. FREEDO OM Political Notebook People o f the Mid-West know how he came to their part o f the nation when they were inundated by this Spring’s floods. We have been told how he rushed Federal aid to those whose houses were ruined and for businesses which had been put out o f operation. We all know the speed with which he helped to alleviate the suffering from the Alaskan earthquake and how he helped the great rehabilita­ tion which has taken place there. We are thankful to have in the White House a man who is so ener­ getic, so full o f good will and so ef­ ficient, a man who is so dedicated to the job o f being the first and most compassionate dtixen o f the land. WASHINGTON (N B A ) — China’s Mae Tae-tong has broadened hie aeeeult on Khrushchev with detailed charges o f (r a ft within the Soviet Union. One Moo spokesmen. In n attack circulated in Communist China sad South­ east Asia, makes these ■pa­ cific accusations: — "Loading functionaries of some (Soviet) state-owned factories . . . abuse their position end amaae large for­ tunes by using the equipment end materials o f the factories to set up underground work­ shops for private production, lllng the products illicitly and dividing the spoil*. . . .” —“ In a Leningrad plant producing military items, the leading functionaries placed their own men in all key posts. . . . They illicitly en­ gaged In the production of nonmilitary goods and from the sale of fountain pens alona embvsxeled 1.2 million ruble* in three year*. . . ." (On* ruble ia worth about 91.10 today.) —'"In a silk-weaving mill in Uibvkistan, the manager ganged up with the chief en­ gineer, the chief accountant Junior College Needed It was welcome news Tuesday when The Herald received word from Tallahassee that the State Commun­ ity Junior College Board had turned on the green light for a feasibility study to determine if Seminole Coun­ ty is eligible to have a community junior college. When the request, initiated by the Seminole County Chamber o f Com­ merce’s long range planning commit­ tee, was presented to the state board it was pointed out by the board's director, Dr. James Wattenbarger, that several years ago Orange, Osc­ eola and Seminole Counties were au­ thorized to make such a study for a college to serve the three county area. It is apparent that Orange County, said Dr. Wattenbarger, doesn’ t want another junior college and would prefer to utilize the educational oppor­ tunities available through the Orlan­ do Junior College. When one considers the growth and development that Sanford and Sem­ inole County will soon undergo as the result o f the success o f any one or all of the numerous projects now being pursued, there’s no doubt but that School Superintendent R. T. Milwee’s prediction that the popula­ tion of this county will reach and probably exceed 100,000 by 1970 — less than five and a half years away — will come to pass. The advent of the St. Johns-Indian River Canal, the proposed marina complex on Sanford’s downtown lakefront, the proposed port authority, the establishment o f East Central Florida University (already approv­ \ Bruce Biossot— Roy Cromley LBJ Moves Quickly ed by the State Board o f Control and the State Board of Education) and other lesser but important projects could easily make Milwee's popula­ tion prediction the understatement of the decade. All of this gives rise to the need for a community junior college. Not all of the county’s graduates will be able to attend state college, not all will have the grades necessary' for continuing academic pursuits. But a community junior college will pro­ vide not only academic but also vo­ cational opportunities as well as new opportunities for adult education. Regardless o f what Orange Coun­ ty does, Seminole still can have a community junior college — or at least a feasibility study to determine the need. The Herald compliments the Cham­ ber’s long range planning committee — particularly its co-chairmen Judge C. Vernon Mize and Byron Kimball for the persistence they've displayed in making this first step a reality. Chamber Manager John Krider de­ clared that if Orange County doesn’t want a community college then Sem­ inole is entitled to have one. To that The Herald says, Amen I Dr. Crane’s • Q's and A's Worry Clinic Q— Which Is th* eountry’s longest federal highway? A - U . 8. Rcute « which Slipshod In hit work. winds from Provjncetown, Tries to get fresh with wo­ Mass., at tha outer tip of men co-workers and waitress Cups Cod, to near Long ei. Beach In Southern Califor­ Airs his marital problems nia. It wind* Ita way through before hit co-workers. 14 stetes for 3,517 mile*. Often engages in vulgar story of profanity. Q—How dee* a member « f Lacks initiative. Must al th* U. S. Senate obtain re­ ways be told what to do. cognition to apeak? Chronic trouble maker. Likes A— He rites, addresses the to stir up friction. presiding officer amt does not Thinks be Is a Don Juan. procsed until he is recognised. Boasts of his conquest*. Tries to take advantage of Q—How many islands real­ his union membership to cov er up his otra deficiencies or ly make up th* Thousand Is­ land group? mistakes as a worker. A—Mors than 1,800 Islands Always suspicious of people Thinks everybody is trying to comprise the group. Some are dot* o f rocks, others are large “ gyp” him. Steals from the firm when­ enough for summer colonies. (and) the chief o f the supply and marketing section. . . . They purchased more than 10 tons of artificial and pur* eiik through various Illegal ehannnels in order to manu­ facture goods which did not through the accounts. — 'The manager of a fur* niturs factory in Kharkov set up an Illegal knitwear work* shop and carried on secret operations tnoide th* factory. Tha man had several wives, several cart, several houses, 176 necktie* . . . a hundred shirts and doxsna o f suits. n • • * “ Such people do not oper­ ate all by themselves. They invariably work hand-in-glovs with funtlonaries in the state department*. . . . They have their own men in the police and judicial departments who protect them and act as their agent. . . . Highranking offi­ cials In th* stats organs . . . shield them. . . . " —“ Th* chief of the work­ shops affiliated with n Mos­ cow psyrhonsurologiral dis­ pensary and his gang set up an underground enterprise and, by bribery, obtained 58 knitting machines and a large amount of raw material. They entered Into busineas relations with 62 factories, handicraft m-operativea and collective farms and mad* 9 million rubies in a few year*. They bribed functionaries of th* Department for Combat. Ing Theft o f Socialist Propsrty and Speculation. . . ." —"The manager of a ma­ chinery plant in th* Russian Federation . . . the deputy manager o f n second machin­ ery plant and other function aries, 43 person* in all, atol* . 000 looms and sold them to factories In central Asia, Kazakhstan (and) th* Cau­ casus . . . (where) lending functionaries used them for illicit production. . . ." — “ In th* Klghls 8 8 R, a gang o f . . . 40 ambsaalera and grafters . . . gained con­ trol o f two factories, organ* Issd underground production and plundered . . . 30 million rubles* worth of state prop, arty. This gang Included tha chairman o f tha Planning Commission o f tha Republic, a vie* minister of commerce, ■even bureau chiefs and dhrU sion chiefs o f tha Republic’s Council of Ministers, National Economic Council and 8tals Control Commission. . . .” — "The chairman o f a col­ lective farm in Usbeklataa held th* whole village in ter­ ror. All important posts on thia farm were occupied by his In-laws and other rela­ tives and friends. Ha squand­ ered over 132,000 rublss o f th# collective farm for hla personal needs. H* had a car, two motorcycles and three wives, each with a house o f her own. . . .*• Mao’s spokesman say* all this is because Khrushchev hat "returned to capitalism.” © •S3! . .m CASE T-477: H»nk J., sjed I ought to eliminate aome of San ford’a Nsweat And 42, U the unpopular boss men- the faulta and cultivst* some of the virtue*. Uoned yrslrrdsy. Moat Advanced Auto­ “ And this week w* had a “ Dr. Crane,” he gloated when mobile Facility la Now I met him two months later, contest at the plant. I was Open (and waiting). "that ‘Tests for Employer* and rated the moat popular execu­ Employes' really w o r W won tive on our entire flnorl” SANFORD — PH. 933-1999 True popularity la earned. d en for me. "When I tint read It and And everybody can win friends tried to apply it to myielf, I by trying to view himself aa found that my final rating others look upon him. Workers, tco, have their classified me as 'Very Poor.' “ So I tossed your test in faulta aa well as their virtue*, the wastebasket and used so today I shall list some of some strong language about the common flaw* In em­ ployes: all auch folderol. They are addicted to alco­ “ But after ! had cooled off. I decided to read it again. So hol and thus show high absen­ I salvaged It from the wssts- teeism. A clock watcher who aeemi Discipline your son, and he will basket and took it home. “ My wife went over it. too. afraid to work an extra min­ give you rest; he will give delight to and deckled It would be good ute. your heart.— Proverbs 29:17. A chronic gambler who al­ ever he can get away with it. for her aincc the employs a Q—Is there still a sect Without dignity, discipline is im­ cleaning woman and a gard­ ways bets on the horse* or Tries to “ ride" new workers possible. Children need discipline ns ener. and make it unpleasant for called the Samaritans? policy games. A —This onrs-powerfut sect guidance; too often the family fails Too fond of practical jokes them. “ Well, to make my atory Always griping about the still exist*, but now has only to provide it.— Ruth Alexander. brief, 1 finally decided maybe and horse play. big money the employers get. several hundred members. A A grandstander type who schism shout 332 B.C. estab­ tries to show off by loud talk, lished the group as an inde­ pendent religious community breaking rules, etc. separate from the Jewish peoUnkempt and “ smelly." fifty years ago America's small towns Forgets his tools or fails to pl*. Alternants Seriate were her strength and inspiration. keep them In order. Mrs. Jails Berts* Mrs. Ritchie Barrie These are tome of the com­ w -n ia Some have changed dramatically and some haven't changed. MUM mon faults or “ Demerits" of The Herald wvtromoo lotBear Lake-Forest City Son wbo cams into the world The attitude should be that the workers as shown on the testa Tune in on this moving story of American lift tors from lie vendors on pohMrs. Maryana Mile* tie a ffa ir,. The rrrllrr may non to save sinners, and ilia love new Shopping Center is a be­ mentioned below. Lake Mery 828-3479 n a ile d by frodne March. Produced by Project Twenty, n pro name prorldrU the lotMrs. Franc re Waster Offsetting them are a simi­ tor ole* .arrive the writer's prevailing in the hearts of ginning that will bring buck 112-121* Ceeaetherry producers of "Tho Real W esC "The Tall American-Gary Cooper! tree name and nddrrae, Letlern people of every race and color the people of Seminole Coun­ lar number of virtue* or Mrs. Jen* Casselberry o f terror than M e srerde will ty to shopping In their own "M ertu,” so send for my Lake Monroe ho nlrrn preferrOfo. Letters will end th* hatred so preva­ T h e Coming of Christ!' and T/ictoiy at Sea! Th* Shopping Center "Tests for Employers and Em­ Mrs. H. L. Johnson addressed to others or# areept- lent. It's not *o much; what area. ■ b l, provided they do not deal 322-47 2Z Chaleeta could be the start ot something ployes,” enclosing a long In prroraalltioo. Poetry to not party, but rather what Per­ Mrs. Jeea Mafia stamped, return envelope, plus Lea (weed published by The Herald. son, for apart from Him there good for downtown. 143-1741 We as merchants cannot ap­ 20c. Mrs. Donne Estee is no hope. Editor, Herald: MI-1317 peal to our home town people High schools us* them to DaBary Samuel Dalton I am a Negro who nsver to shop in Seminole County help teach teenagers their North Orlando Mr*. Frank clamored for civil right*; Editor. Herald: Mrs. Margaret Cosby if there is nothing her* to shop. proper duties and behavior 123-1713 knowing this that the law ia Now that our moving to the Shopping habit* are not made when they yet ■ Job. CO-SPONSORED BY Deltona not made for a righteous man, Sanford Shopping Center has by tli* appeals of merchants, Osteen Much of our management Mrs. Mildred Haney Mrs. Clarence Snyder but for th* lawless, and disob- developed, we are asked near­ and there is no reason why labor feuding is due to mis State Ds»s«rstlt 922-4941 edlent. Now that the bill la ly every day "Why Is Penney'* they should be. What can be understandings In this vital liss»ll»# CsmmiH.a, Geneva Oriede law; where do we go from moving to th* Shopping Cen don* then? W* can become field of Human Relations (Ap­ Wans* M. Ossfrtck, Mrs. JoAnn Hays Mrs. Evelyn Laady Chairman hcrcT With demonitration* ter?” . A <ms word answer ia more competitive. plied Psychology), so use these 948-4879 SIS-3IM getting out of hand in many “ Competition.” We can dress up our stores, testa. part* of our great country; Ia this bad? No R Is not. we can give better service, w* it’s evident the stringent low* Ooo of the most important can offer eompetitlw prices, of men have not the answer factors in th* future growth of snd we can promote the town to th* perplexing problem* of Seminole County will be the as a group. And a group means MUST BE SOLD our day. Yet there i* cause for competition for business In th* more than 3 or 4 doing the rejoicing that love; which 1* county. Th* J. C. Penney Co. work of all. Every business­ BY THURSDAY of God. for God i* love; i* ha* never thought of the word man, professional man, gov. the an*wcr. It wa» He who in competition as being a bad eminent, and anyone else who F«V« 1-A Sanford. Florida Thura^ 8 «p t 18, 1964 love ipared not Hi* Son, but one. Just the reverse ia true. lives or make* his or her liv­ delivered Him up for u* all. Free competition is a healthy ing in this area has an obliga­ tion to see that everything In Greater love bath no man than situation that Improve* t waltbm a. aiatew, Borrow ana rim u a n a job of every merchant. It their power I* done to provide this, that a man lay down his ra a sK r e tT e iu a . should improve it to the point the maximum opportunities life for his friends. BOBEBT A L U ASIDES jcLtan l. stb.vstbom Advortleian Director A ssociate Editor No matter how m*ny enfor­ that more and more business­ for the promotion of Down not e a u i ■ABUT I. JOMXIOB town Sanford and this area. cers of the law, how much es *r* attracted to the area. Advortleian Maaago* ManAglng Editor W* think th* coming of our Good competition will work BOV M ATT B B I B B S KILLKB money is spent, what talk by Oaasral Advortleian Meaenor Telegraph Editor new store in this area of Semi­ hand In hand to accomplish our legislators, what good in­ j a m b iH o e s A a n s OOKIS W I L L I A M Beelaeoe Society Editor tentions, or even how many nole County will attract more something that one could not DOTTIM AISTLH may lay down their lives for and more people to shop here. do alone. Jfeehaaleal *«*L C ity Editor This in turn trill cause people The merchant who approa­ such; it s all in vain unless the JTD I W M LS BILL VISCBTF l u l l rhotonrspher C "a a ly Bdltrr law of love reigna in the to shop other stores In the ches business with the idea of area and require other ser serving the public well, has heart. “ Though I give my vices l^At otherwise they would nothing to f o r from competi­ body to be burned, and have ■ iB B c a im o n not require. tion, however much of it not love, it profttelh me noB o n e Delivery By there may be. In business we W* don't think th* downtown OemtMle Cooney nothing.” Many waters can l i e Week IIS * I Tear |U.t* I Tear section of Sanford need fold are our own pacem aken; if a not quench love, neither ctn t l * t Mastho ATI * Meal** up as has been predicted by man docs a good job, hit com­ &l* I Sloe the 1 ee | Martha the Goods drown it. I.** I Meath 1. 1* l Meath some. Rather th* opposite petitors need not worry him. The love told out in the U. g Facial Rssslatlra* yrovlds that all wall eekeerlpUeaa he viewpoint should be taken C. L. Robinson paid la advaaea. menage of Calvary; where the Lord Jesus Christ gave No port at any watariai, aeoa or atvsriisisg, at tala odltlas llim iell for our sins, that lie at The Saalord Herald w ar he reproduced Is ear waasar with­ might deliver us from this out wrlttea persalealoa ot the publisher at The HtralA Aar Individual ar firm reepaaelSle tar auch reprodaetlea will ha present evil age according to considered as Infrinfin* . a The Herald's eepyrlpht sad will he the will of God. Love that held liable ler d im tiin n uader the law. Published dally aieapt Saturday. Sueday sad Christmas; published Saturday procardia* bcareth, believeth, hopeth, and | OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY — TILL ALL ’6 1’a ARE SOLD! | endureth all things; which Christman never fatleth la tha answer. Many make the issue skin; The Herald la a member at tha O-iltod Press which U en­ titled eeclueively to the see far repubtlaallan at all tha laaal the real issue la sin, and its sen s prlstad la this aswmsper. tha cause of broken lives, 2nd ft PALMETTO 2705 S. PARK AVE. homes and (history in mak­ ing) a broken nation. Only .722-0711 322-0861 iln lsi .4 ae aaaond elaes mattar Oelatar tl. t i l l at tha Fuel utflea at A ssist*. Plor.de, uader the Act at Css*rasa •* Marsh. Jesus Christ, God’a Beloved Thought For Today Letters Herald Area Correspondents To The Editor ’COUNTDOWN" for citizenship 1 3 DAYS LO T TO Friday, Sept. 18,10 P. M., Channel 2 REGISTER DEMOCRATIC LAST CALL! fcanfori) fm tlh WE HAVE A BISCAYNE TO FIT YOIJR NEEDS — IF YOU HURRY! ONLY 3 LEFT. OFFERED AT ROCK B O TTO M PRICES W ATCH FOR OUR NOW IS THE IDEAL TIME TO BUY — AND GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY. DRIVE ONE — MAKE US AN OFFER! G R A N D O P E N IN G ! LIG G E T T -R E X A LL DRUGS PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HOLLER MOTOR SALES «* �% > �— pfkx V ‘Vt'Jery-* ’-. yr? iVS?-b.\r»*' Congregational Baptist Methodist iM t r f c i i r t ____I I M a. m drain* W m l l i — UtN a. m l»U I M > ( I n U n tsSS n iM lW I* I r n lM 1M a » rad. Frayec IQ I t ljlM Us*l — T :M > m — ....... . fu t t f CHURCH ■ n l u i Batata* Cltras Heights Rev. C k tr ln t H i l l _ A Cardial W tlM M M AS Episcopal Southern Methodist Christian Assem bly O f God O r OOD CHURCH Car. t lih *»d Him M, M. Wilds* - rsatar H i M ■ohoal ---- JM fc * M ania* W vrrtl* — IM * a *■ Mvesls# W otM lp — JIM p m. Tooth • e rv .lS u A )-* :* * a * . m id*Week H i . (Wad.) - fiM Nazarene Church O f Christ CHURCH o r Onm CHRUT Free Methodist Ralph I n v a r Jr. Iv en sellst Bible fshoot .......— lit* a. a . M a n ila Worship — 1:1* a. a . H -talaa W orship _ «;*• p m. W a t Prayer lervtoo l i l t P ah m i MRTMODIST CHURCH earner 0th Sk aa* banal A n . R* t. c t Aadaraoa__ Pester Telephone: 111.TUI ■uadajr Sohaol _ _ •:«! a. M a n ia * W on h l* __ l t : 4l a. E v e n k * Worship _ T:*e p, TM4 Prayer Sarvtaa t i l l P FAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway «• Waal Mania Rahy -------- Ev*n*ellat BJbla Ctaa* —------li:M a. ak M an ia* warahip — (J:*a a. ak E ven k* Warship — 1:0* p ak HIM* claaaaa Wad. M Ttl* p. ak aa. ak ak m. Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH SIM A Or tan* a Ortra Hwy. 11. 11) ■an for A Florida 4 llt -tlll Tha Ro». J. Oordoa P a a r y , Paatar Sunday School _ _ 1:11 a. m. M orals* Warablp — lltM a. m. Communion—Flrat Sunday I* Each Month Hladarpnrtaa and Raraary Psstat .... - WUllam J. Oun* Manta* Warahip . I H H a a S ! l i f t FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIRNTiST M l Kaat Sanaad Strait Sunday S a n k a A Sunday S a b a o l----- M:M a at. luhjacl! "MatUr** Wednesday Name* - « i * * p . n h Rtadln* Roomi l i t B. FlriL W orkday!! 1*:S* a. m. - t:t* p. m. Friday E vasion 1: 10- i~ Breaks Wanfclp - TUI p. ak Wad. Offlaara A Teacher* MaaUa* ----- ■— HI* P **• E LD E R •PRIROS BAPTIST Old Orlaada RA at Haatar A va R Hamilton Orlttla — Paiiar Sunday School — l i t ! a ak M anias Warablp — 11:1* fc m. Tralalai Uaka — l i l t p. *• RyastBs Warablp - lit* P “ ■ OAKLAWH BAPTIST CHURCH 11*1 C*ustry O uk Road ■paaaand by P in t Baptlat Church R ot. R. T. Barratt — . PMter Sunday Sahool — l i t l a m. Warahip farvla* — lift* a m. Tralntn* Ualas — - III* P *“ • Batatas Warahip — lit* P- m. WaA Prayar Sara. — III* P Sk FIRST CHURCH OF THR NAZARMNB Lab* Mary. Fla. Aar. W. L Holcomb*, Paatar ■cedar 1:41 a. m. ------ Bibta School 11:4* a. a u __H en ln * Worship T:M p. ak _ Cronin* S a n k # It** p. Bk — Wsd. Mld-Wotk Prayer Sarrlcta Til* p. ak _ Laat Wad. Mka­ taaary Sanlea Pentecostal Christian Science FIHHCIICST BAPTIST CHURCH Ouora Road r iR S T CHURCH OF THH NAZARENB W. Ind St. U M *»l* AM. Paal Btekaa . . Paa •under School ------ *:H a. M an ia* Worablp — t*:*B a. Tooth . . — . f:M p Toun* Adelt Fellowship ----------- l:*S p. Th* Name* W* Raar EvengatUtle Sanlea TiM a. Mld-Wach Sarvle* (W a t) _ TV* p. Third Bandar Slagaplratloa — ti*o p. TH E r o m a n s LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THR REDEEMER 1*1 W. tlt k Plata •Tha Church al tha Lathams Hour" and TV T h la la tha U fa " Horbart W. Ooaraa . — T u to r Sunday S c h o o l____ 1:11 A m. Worship S a n k a — 14:11 a Bk Xindargartaa and N an try m o v ed Tn this s f * of tschnologtcsl wizardry nsver sn scr at th« p u t Tha Roman engineers who designed this aqueduct In Spain were brllllut men. Skin such a* theirs, mors than Cm might of Caesar's armies, fashioned the vast civilization of tha Empire In this aga of scientific discovery never overlook the Truths long ago revealed. Christianity was born in a remote province of ancient Rome. It suffered generations of persecution until it converted even its persecutors. And when barbarians overran the Empire, our faith found a foothold in their hearts as well. In s civilization of modern marvels the Church still raises its towers of truth. And when, next Sunday, ws aome with our famlllaa to worship, somewhers a congregation will be singing: 0 where or* kingi and empires now But, Lord, thy Chunk is praying yet Of old that wont and earns? A thousand years ths sums/ Church Of God CHURCH o r OOD fin d A Fraaoh L H. Alford — —— Pu«lo* Sunday S c h o o l___ l i l t a Bk Hornlns Worablp _ II:M a m. Eyansallalk Ban, _ T :tl p. m. Tuaa Frayar l i f t . - Tit* p. ak Thura Toun* Paopt# E n dea vor----------- Til* p. m. CHURCH OF OOD O r PROPHECY 11*1 Elm Ayanua Rar. Hobart Watch _ _ Paator Sunday School ...... - 1:41 n. m. Worablp Sarvka — 11:41 a. m. K ngsllstlo Barr. _ Til* p. ak Wadoaadayi Tuuni I’ aopla V. L. D. Sarv. Til* p. m. Blbla T rsln las Sarv SiM p-m. Tuoada; I Corinth! Monday Acta Wodnaaday Kphaalaaa Thuraday Ephaaiaaa Conquerors Miatln* Friday -------------- T:i« p. m. Presbyterian Methodist FIRST PnESRTTERIAN FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 411 Park A va Bar. Robart M. Janklna, Paator M onln a Worablp _ t i ll a m. Sunday School _ _ 1: 1* a m. Mornln* Worablp _ 11:11 a m. MTF Maotlnpa — lil t p a (Intarmodlato, San lor) B r in k s Worablp __Til* A *a Friday CeloaaUi FIRAT PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOD M l Oraata Strait la r . E Ruik Oraat _ Paataa Sunday School _ _ 11:11 a m. M on ln * W o n h lp Ilia* a m. Sunday Eranln* T:18 p nv Wad. Blbla Study _ T:l« p. m. OBNBVA M ETHODIST CHURCH Rar. W. B. Tlmma Paator Sunday School _ _ _ _ _ 1:14 a. nv. M orning Sarrlcoo _ 11:4* a. m. Choir Proctleo Wod. T:II a m> Rvacy O s* Wolooaoo. CHURCH BaaforA FI a Ouk At *. A « r « I L Orovtr C. Sawall Jr. ~ Fnator Edfar W. Smith Jr. A M kU nt Paatar Church achaal_____ 1:41 a ak Saaalon Maala ___ M ill a M onln a Worablp — 11:4* a Plonaor Falkwablp _ 1:00 p. Saokr HI PaUoarahlp *:•• p Eranln* Worablp _ T:I0 p WoA Proyor Maotln* Til* p tn. ra. m. ra. m. m. CHURCH OP T H E COVENANT S ill touth Orlando Drlro Tbomoo H. M a k ln ___ Paatop Worablp ----- ----- — 1: 1* a nk Chunk School _ _ i*:M a m. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. * Mrs. M. R. Strickland ART BROWN PE8T CONTROL GREGORY LUMBER o l Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES. INC. Robert Souloff and Employees CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SANFORD WELDING A FABRICATING CO. BUI Whitley 4 Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. l i e W. First, Sanford A. DUDA 4 SONS, INC. BUvia, Florida HARRELL 4 BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th S t, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1 s t S t, Sanford HILL LUMBER 4 HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappe and Employees HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17*92, Sanford NELSON 4 CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND W O K 'S RESTAURANT Rose 4 Wilks Bowman 4 Employees 8TENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff OVIEDO RADIO 4 ELECTRIC CO, Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodgea and Staff PERFECTION DAIRIES J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employee# L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida SMITTY’S SNAPPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE KIDDY'S STANDARD SERVICE First 4 French, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. S t, Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning HILL HARDWARE 4 IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employee# ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and S taff LaROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION C O , INC. SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff 9 STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Sank* L Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY aAFTtST Antioch Baytlat Chunk, Orlodo Cantrul Baytlat Church, l i l t Oah Ava ChutuoU P int Baytlat Church ChuIuuU Baptlat Mlaatoa Eldar Iprlsaa Baptlat Chunk. II* Lehman p i Flrat Boptlat Chunk, UP Farh Ava FriaaSahlp Baytlat Church *1 AUamonto Bprtaas RL 414, Aluswata Sprlasa Flrat BoptUt Church ol DoBary Flrat Boptkt Church al Ooaoru Flrat Baptlat Church at loha Mary Flrat Baptlat Church al Laka Moura* Flrat BopUat Church cf Lenawee*. Oar. Church B Ortot Flrat Baptlat Church ct Ovlcda Flrat Boptlat Church of Sas LaaSo Sprtaca First ShUah Mlaalaaory BopUat Church. 1111 W. llth St. Foraat O ty Boptkt Church Fountain Ham* Baptlat Church. Ortate Lav* Boutbar* Baptlat Mkalao, Chuluota Mlaalaaory BopUat Church North R i urpfka aodoaia Miaaiou BopUat Church _______Js Ook Mill K*. Uataas M arsk f Olory Baptlat church. Ocaav* Hwy. Mk OUva MUaiaaorp Boptkt Church. Boa U s * * u*rtoga r a , basavas* ML Bias Mlaolasory BopUat. Stpas Ava. Nov ML Calvary Mlaatamory Boptlat U *l W. llth RL Now Solom Prlaltlva Boptlat Church, lit* W. llth BL Now ML BUs Boptlat chunk, MM Poor Ava Oeklows Baptlat Chapah H i* W. tatb Su Oataas Baptlat Church rtnaeraat Baptlat Church. M l W. Oners It*. Pralrla Loko BopUat Church, lU4aa BA, Frrs Park Proprcu Mtcolasory Boptlat Churoh, Midway Sacoad Shiloh Mlaaloaary BopUat Church, Ninth B Hlchcry I L Jamaa Mlaalossry Boptlat Church Sto. ltd 4U Oatcas >L Paul Mkaiasory Baptlat Church. Ith SL ■L Matthew* Mlaaloaary BopUat Chureh Canaan Mclsht* ■l John's Mlaalaaory Baptist Chnrch, II* Cyprooa SL TompU Boptlat Church, Palm Syrian M . AUamonto Sprlsas Wootoldo utcokaory Baptist Churoh, 41* B Hally A v a Bias Hopo hop11at Church, T il Oroag* A t a CATUOCIO Church of tho Nativity, Loha Kory All Sunk Colhoik Church, 111 Ouh Ava Homan Colh«U« Mo m , SporU sws** Club, ChuluotA It ina'o OuthoUo Church, Farming PIooa DoBory BL Mary Magdalena CatbolU Chureh, Molt, toad A v a AUamonto Spriest CHR1ST1AM First Cb riot Ian Churoh, 1H T S. Sanford A va Consrosatlonol ChrlaUon Church, 11*1 Park A v a Nortbaldo Christian Church, F l o r i d * liars a Dr., Maitland CHURCH O F CHRIST Church Church Church Churoh of of of ol ChrUt, t i l l B Pork Av a ChrUt, Oseeva ChrlcL Loogwoed Chrlot, Pool* CHURCH O F OOD Church Church Church Churoh «( ol *f of OoA Qod. OoA Sod !M Hickory IM* B. Frrach Oviedo Mlaatoa, lutorprlss BP1BCOPAL AH Saints Bptaaop*! Churoh B. Dolo ry Av a , Butarprlas Christ Episcopal Church. Leh*we*d A ll Bolnta Episcopal. Enterprise Holy Crass BpUaopol. Pork A t a M Ith LO TH *R A N Aoesaslo* Lutharaa Churoh. Ovorhrosh D r, Coaaslbsrry Quod Shephard United Lutharm, HUS A Orlando Dr. Lulhsro* Churoh of tb* Rsdssmsv, 111 W. Mth Pile* Miaslah Lutharaa Charsh. Amsrlooa Leak a Halt, Prolrla Laka, Far* Park SL Lukes Lutharu* Church, R L I N Slavik METHODIST Barnett Memorial Msthedlot Church. B. DsUory Arc., Katarprtaa Bear Loha MethodUt Church Belbal A.M.E Church, Canoe- Holghla Coaaolberry Community Methodlit Chureh, Hwy. 11*11 A Plaoy Hldge ltd, Caoeelhcrry DeBary Community Methodist Churth W. Hlghload* DeBary Christ Methodist Church Busload Batatas First Methadki Chureh. *!S Pork A v a F irst Methadki Church ct Oviedo First Southern Mothodkt Churoh Woman's Club 101 Ook A va rise Mothodkt Church. W. 4th SL Ocatv* Method!at Church. Qoaavo Qroco Mothodkt Chorch. Onoro RA Oraat Chapel A.M E. t^turck, OvUd. iC, Oakgrovo Methodist Church. Oviedo OolooA MsthodlsR Churoh V Fools Wooloyoa Hothodtpt, BA SB W. at Paata BL Jomoa A.M B . Sanford A v a SL Mory*a A.K.E. Church BL RL *11 Oclcc* ■L Pour# Mothodkt C h u r • h 0*1*** RA Entorprk* Stafford Memorial Hcthcdlsl C h u r c h S. DeBary NABAJtBKB F l r a t Church at th* Noaorta* W. lad at Maple Fora Pork Chuck of t t l N soarso* O'Brien Hd, Peru Fork Loko Kory Church cf th* Nosorcuo rums B Y TE M AN Community Preohytorton Church, Loko Ma t t F irst ProohytortoB Church, Ouh A v a A tr* SL First Presbyteries chuck, Caaoclborry First Presbyteries Chureh at DoBory, B. lUshlond PreabyUrlo* Churoh of Th* Ceveoeat i m A Or loads Dr. SL Andrews Presbyter!** Church M U Louncol Boh. D r, Boat Labs Upset* Community Presbyteries Church, Upcolo RA Westminister priabytcrUa Chureh, HawaU T uh, Rl * 1* SEVENTH D A T AD VEN TIST Forsst Lake Seventh.day Adventist Chart*. Hwy. 41*. rarest City Seventh-day Advantkt Chnrch, Maltlaad Ava, Altamonte Springs faster* Beventh-day Adventist Church. Seventh A Btm O THER CHURCHES Allen's A M R Church. Olivo A llth Church sf Oed In Christ. Ovkdo Chuluota Community Church Church at llod of Prophecy, llt T Btm Avo. Church of Ood Miasleu, Batorprtss Church el Jeouo Christ at Latter Day ■alula, l i l t Park A va Community Cbapol, AUamonto Bprtaga Eaatarn Orthodo* Churth. s l Johan Chry* aootam Chapol, Hwy. if.M , Porn Park Coasrasatlon Both Israel, llth A Magnolia Tirol Chureh at ChrUL ScltalUL MS k. lad IL Klagdom Hall at Jehevah'a Wlutaaa L*b* Monroe U nit 11*1 W. Third SL First Pentoooeut Church af Leagwood ML OUva Holiaaa* Chnrch. Oak K 1U R4. O ttiii riaaercat Assembly of Ood, tn * A Elm ■*a for* Alliance Church. M il s. Fork Av a ■anlcrd Ceugresatlon of Johovnh'a W itasotoe, M* Sanford Ava T)y Salvation Army, li t R In* Sl Vn t y Churoh at Baalorl 14* h I m R " > / �* •» SNAS Flier Killed In Sea Crash Seminole County * * * * on the St Johns River » » » « The NOe of America” 3 % S a ttfo r fo 3 fo r a lfr Up cod* arm > Pilot Rescued In Landing Accident A Sanford based Nsvy flier w u killed last *l|ht after ejecting from an RA-3C Vigi­ FLORIDA NO. 282 lante m o o o a lm n c a bomber w h i c h c r a a h e d during a landing attempt aboard tbe carrier USS Saratoga operat­ ing off (he coast of the Caro­ lines. Fatally Injured wae the bombardier • navigator, Lt. John Halsten, 36, of Recon­ naissance Attack Squadron One (RVAH-1) based at San­ ford Naval Air Station. The pilot, Lieutenant Com­ mander Edward O. Williams of 14T Lake Minnie Drive, San­ ford, was rescued at sea af­ ter escaping from the aircraft with minor Injuries. Saratoga officials report the plane struck the end of . the ship’ s flight deck, skidded srross the landing area and plunged into the sea. Observers state that both fliers apparently made sue cessful parachute ejections; however, Lt. Ilaistoo msy have been dragged by Strong surface winds. The cause of death has not been determined. W. O. LIVINGSTON SR. RVAH-1 was conducting car­ rier qualification trial* aboard the Saratoga at the time of the accident which occurred at 10:04 p.m. • •• Lt. Halsten, a 19 year Navy veteran, had been at­ tached to RVAll-1 since June 17. 1903. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Pesgy June HalfMIAMI (U I'I) — Six per- ton, amt two children. Michael sons died violently on the 10, amt Jeffry. 7, all of SWT state's roads over the week­ Slull Avenue, Orlando, Fla. end, according to the Florida Highway Patrol, WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with aoma shower*; high today ta middle 80s; low tonight In 70s. • VOL. M United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., SEPTEMBER 81, 1964 SANFORD. W . 0 . Livingston, S r Dios Hero A t 63 ■m fk■ Got say nk* stralfbt chairs you don’t aecdT How about donating them to the Sanford* Seminole Art Association. This group has grown rapidly and now has S7 members, but only S3 chairs available in the Cul­ tural A r t s Centtr. Each member la urgad to bring a chair U he bae one to (pare. Contict Mrs. Helen Dewtt if you have a chair to donate to a good cause. William 0 . Livingston Sr. of 1SOO Forest Dr., customer FRANK EVANB • • • The nice cool breasts arc blowing something our way— as attested by our sneeses and those ot others we hear — goldenrod, we suppose. • • • Quote o f the Week: —“ I'm upset with the Supreme Court —they go too far afield in their interpretations of the Constitu­ tion.” Judge Volie Williams • p e a k i n g on Constitution Week. • • • This is National Dog Week. The dogs don’t cere, but we thought you might like to know. Give old Rover e bone with a tittle more meat on It. He leads a dog's Ufa . . . . and what a Ufa! • • • Don't eat up all those can­ ned foods you stocked up on before Cleo and Dora. You may have some more com­ pany. And if you have danger­ ous limbs hanking from trees around your house, better get them trimmed off. • • • Frank Evans Dies A fte r Long Illness Frank Evans of Lake Mary, a pioneer of Seminole County and one of Its biggest boosters, died Saturday night after • lengthy illness. He was IS. Mr. Evans came to thie area when he was three y e a n old. He w u the too of the late Dr. and Mrs. William H. Evans and was born In Preble Coun­ ty, Ohio, on Aug. 26, t*TS. He was a Spanish-A merle an War veteran and one of the three surviving members of Camp 13 in Sanford. A retired dyestuff aod chem­ ical manufacturer, he had been Holley Visits Sanford For Handshaking Things wt'd like to protograph: Fellow tells us a big St. Bernard dog chases his Republican g u b e r n atVolkswagen every dey when he drives by. Wonder what'U torial candidate Charles Holl­ ey oT St. Petersburg was to happen if be catches it! • • • be in downtown Sanford today Little Hike Pyle (he’s at- from 3 to S p.m. for a hand­ most nine years old) and his shaking tour. At 4 p.m. ha was Dad, Hank Pyle (he's consid­ to be taping a radio broadcast erably older than that) took a in the new municipal parking Clock Watcher to the Navy lot of First SL Guy Allen, piano salvage alto the other candidate for tax assessor, afternoon and the lake was was to be his local host. Tonight he will make • ma­ rough. Tbs Clock Wstcher says he’s still sitting careful­ jor address at the DeBary ly and walking with the help Community House on Shell of liniment. Pyle's Lake Mon­ Rd. and the public Is Invited. T b e DeBary Republican roe Inn boat Isn't quite built for the high waves it encoun­ Club Is sponsoring his appear tered that afternoon. But, they ance and those attending will have an opportunity to meet made it. • • a Holley informally during the Keeping accurate records Is social hour that follows his always important — but even talk. more so for the County Com­ mission on smergency pro­ jects for which it hopes to be M a e R e s t i n g : HOLLYWOOD (U P I)—Ac­ reimbursed by the federal gov­ ernment if Seminole Is declar­ tress Mae West, 73. was re­ ed eligible for disaster relief ported in "satisfactory" con­ funds. During Hurricane Don­ dition today In Cedara of na the Board received some Lebanon Hospital, where she $33,000 In emergency funds but wss admitted last Thursday because of certain records for treatment of a "nervous (under procedures a b o u t collapse.” which the Board was not in­ formed) some of the money had to be returned. a a a T h e County Commission, while discussing the various projects desperately needed throughout the county, enter­ tained the Idea thst some pre­ cedents might be a ct But Chairman Jim Avery com­ mented: "Gentlemen, we have to accomplish some of these projects. If we wait until we can do them all, ws'H sit here for 40 years and get nothing done.” a a a V Mr*. W. T. Walker o f Oviedo, who recently attend­ ed a convention of the State Association of Tax Assessors at Cocoa Beach, was re-elect­ ed to the office of treasurer of the state organization for the third consecutive time. The convention was held at Cocoa Beach's Cape Colony Jon. head of the Plymouth Com pany of East Boston, Mass., sod s too now operates the business. He was the first president of the First Federal Savings A Loan Association, a past dir­ ector of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank, organizer and first president of the Sanford Blood Bank and he was also the first donor; a past president of the General Sanford Library and p u t president ef the Lake Mery Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Evass alio served three terms ts a member o f the Seminole County Commission, having been appointed first by Governor Martin and elected to two other tcrm i. He was a director of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, a member of the Shrine Aleppo Temple, Bos ton; the Sanford Shrine Club, the Sanford Rotary Club and Lake Mary Presbyterian Church. Funeral services are planned for 11:30 a. m. Wednesday at Brtaaon Funeral Home. Mr. Evani la survived by hla widow. Mrs. Claire P. Evans of Lake Mary; a daughter, Mrs. Claire Evans O'Connor of Long Island City, N. Y .; sons, William G. Evans ef Topsvllle, M iss., and John Evans of Box ford, Mass.; IS grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Among the achievements of Mr. Evans was the annual Pioneer Night eventi staged at Lake Mary for persons 80 year of age or o l d e r . The event always attracted thousands to the community. He donated the building housing the Lake Mary Cham her of Commerce and the use of the building to new church congregations which were betng formed tn the community. Mr. Evans led the fight to retain the Lake Mary School when it was threatened with closing. 11c al*o donated five acres of land for an expansion project at the school site. 2 Jaycee Groups Drive For Votes The Sanford Seminote Jayrees and the South Seminole Jaycees have Joined to a pro­ gram to remind the citlsens of Seminole County thst they must be registered In order to vote to the general elections to be held to November. The Sanford Jaycee club will cover the north end of the county during the 11 days re­ maining until Oct. 3, the last day for registration; remind­ ing all citizens of the need to register and of the hours the registrar's office is open. Mrs. Camilla Bruce U keep­ ing the registrar's office open from 9 a.m. to * p.m. Monday through Friday and S a.m. to noon on Saturdays, uem Oct. 3. The South Seminole Jaycees will cover the south end of the county during this same period. Both clubs will provide transportation services to the registrar's office on Saturday, Sept. M and Saturday, Oct. 3. Any person living to tbe north end of the county and wishing to use the transporta­ tion service. Is asked to call the Jaycee Booth in Sanford —321 3411. Any person living to the south end of the county snd wishing to use the transporta­ tion service of the South Sem­ inole Jaycees, is asked to call TE H IM . service supervisor of the Flo­ rida Power A Light Co., died Saturday. He was S3. He bad lived here (or the past 33 years and had been employed by Florida Power A Light for the past 33 years, part id that t in t to Fatatka. Mr. livtogsten had also ser­ ved s i secretary o f the San­ ford Elks Lodge fur the past 10 years. He was also a member ef the Sanford Lions Club and All Souis Catholic Church. Is ISM, Mr. Livingston suf­ fered a heart attack but re­ covered and resumed hla du­ ties. Last Thursday he suffer­ ed a stroke and was hospital­ ized until hla death. Hls survivors include Ms wi­ dow; a daughter, Mrs. John M. Fitzpatrick of Sanford; e ion, William 0 . Livingston Jr. of Mobile, Ala.; and aeven grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 11 thia morning at All Souls Church Kith the Rev. Richard Lyons ofGclsting. Burial w u to All Souls Catholic Church Cemetery. Gladys Brushes Bermuda With Gales, Squalls HAMILTON, Bermuda (U P!) — Hurricane Gladys brushed Bermuda with gates and squalla today aa It by passed the British resort Is land with 1M mile an hour winds. It was the second glancing blow of the season for Bermu­ da. Hurricane Ethel's fringe winds caused $30,000 damages on the iiland less than two weeks ago. At 11 a.m. EST, Gladys w u centered about 2S0 miles west of Bermuda , near latitude 31.7, longitude 66.6. It was moving toward the north at I MPH. The combination of the hur­ ricane offshore from the mstnUnd and a high pressure sys­ tem south of Nova Scotia cau­ sed rough seas snd gusty winds with tides one to three feet above normal along the U. S. Atlantic coast from Cape Kennedy to New York. "Small craft along ths east coast and through the outer Bahamai should remain In protected waters," the weilh•r bureau said. H urricane Gladys packed winds up to 100 MPH in squalls spreading 73 miles away from the center. Its gales fanned outward 400 mil­ es to the north end east snd ISO miles to the southwest. Westside Fire Group Chartered T h e Westside Volunteer Fire Department has been chartered by State Secretary Tom Adams as a corporation. The new department will be headquartered at Laka Mon­ roe, according to Adams' o f­ fice. Papere ware filed Sept. 9 by Atty. Mack N. Claveland Jr. Lieted on them were George W. Bell, Nathan Strip­ ling and Mary Hittell. Reds Shoot Four ROK Soldiers SEOUL, Korea (UPD Tbe Republic of Korea army announced today that three men believed to be agents from Communist North Korea •hot snd seriously Injured four ROK soldiers on Saturday oear the truce line. JVUVA Six Killed No Reprisals WASHINGTON ( UPI) — Sen. Hubert il. Humphrey •aya there will be no reprieal* against Southern Democrats who refuse to enduree t'resldent Juhniun for elrctlon. Malta On Own VALLETTA, Malta (U P !) — The little Mediterranean (•land group o f Malta became independent today with vio­ lence that catt a shadow on its future as the luih and smallest member of the Brit­ ish Commonwealth. Now It’s GM The Lake's Awash W ith Snakes A atom warning to stay away from tha lakefront area •sat o f Park Avenua waa giv­ en this morning by the city manager’s office when water moccasin* and rats ware found to htavy numbers to that arcs. W a r m E. Knowles issued tha warning today after a workman reported the snake threat while he waa pushing hyaclntha back into the Lakt Monroe. Knowles said s large num­ ber of makes and rata were spun back Into tha water by tha workman using • grader. "W e earnestly hope paopla will atay away from tha arsa," Knowles said. Meanwhile, ha reporta • huge cav»-in at Palmetto Avenua and Semlnola Boule­ vard. The road haa baew doe* ad, ha added, from Palmetto to Mellonvllla Avenua due to the high water. Tha lake gauge leveled aft at 7.3 feet above ssa level Saturday and Sunday and la ed with spectacular power In­ expected—barring further rain to the sky, looking like a giant — to begin lowering to a shark white dragonfly, it heralded a while. new era of flight for large transport • type aircraft. The ship streaked Into the aky with an almost deafening roar as Its engines generated • thrust equal to a thousand 900 • horsepower automobiles. Tbe engines trailed dark ex­ haust Into the clear deiert Six-Jet XB70 On Maiden n ig h t PALMDALE, Calif. <U P I>Tha revolutionary XB70 sixjet plant took off today on its maiden flight — the first step to pioneering future inpcrionic airliners that will dash scrota the nation in only 90 minutes. The triple • ionic Air Force ship, one of the moat contraveralal and advanced planca ever built, awept skyward from Palmdale Airport at *:39 *ky. a.m. POT (11:3* a.m. EDT) An Air Force spokesman m Bs M e l tod u ncial baplls- called it a "beautiful take­ off.” ■ « I teat hep. The Air Force said the event F i t m a t o H I* F i i s w i w a eftei could spell "a turning point a lefty. rtfrito T S S T i less to aviation history" for the than lwe Iwaia tr t x the M o­ trouble plague* 1 experimental jave Desert. ship which has cost taxpayeri At the XB70 ahot 3,000 feet $1.3 billion to put into tha down the runway and streak­ air. Reapportioning Hearing Sel For Thursday TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Tha state supreme court today set Thursday at 9:30 a. m. toeoral arguments on a auk tack­ ing to remove tha 43-scnator, 112-representative reapportionment plan from tha Novamber ballot. The full aevan-man court will hear the case, brought by St. Petcraburg Mayor Herman S. Goldner on behalf of tha mayor's council on fair ap­ portionment. Goldner la appealing from * Leon County Circuit Court de­ cision which left tha proposal on the Nov. 3 general election reached, the unions represent­ ballot. Circuit Judge Hugh ing 130,000 shop craftsmen who Taylor said tha voters should handle repair work have Itull have a chance to sxpresa cited they would walk off tha themselves, even If the only legal effect of the public ap­ Job at dawn Tuesday, proval might be the stamp o f The itrike would cripple 1(7 approval on a temporary du of the nation's railroads except facto Legislature whose pri­ the Pennsylvania, the Long la mary duty would ba to submit land, the Southern and the another plan that srould meet Florida East Coast. requirements of tha federal constitution. Goldner contends a public vote on tbe amendment la * waste of taxpayers money A lib y ____ . ____ . — ... Page 0 since the substance of tbe p r o Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Page 9 posal has linen declared un­ Classified ............ Pago lt constitutional by the U. S. Cornua ................... Page 10 Court. Editorial ________ . Page 4 There is seme need to rash Page 10 a final decision on the matter Horoscope . . . . . . . S ociety __________ . . Page 8 rinre the secretary of state Sports ________ _ Page fi-7 will certify to local voting re­ TV Program* . . . . . . Page 9 gistrars on Oct. 3 the (tool Page 1) I form of the election halloL We the Women No Rail Strike Seen Tuesday Forest Fire CALISTOGA, Calif. ( U r i ) — A forest fire driven by 70mile an hour winds swept In­ to this Northern California rommunity early today, and Mayor Bud Hanley ordered its 2,300 residents evacuated "as a precautionary measure. A GRIM U M N D B I to drive carefully ha* been made for thl* city and will b* placed to strategic spots throughout the area fo r all motorists to see. The sign tolls the number o f days sine* a fatal accident haa occurred. Shown with It are, from left, City Mnnager Warren E. Knowles, Mayor A. L. Wilson, Police Chief Roy G. Williams, Patrolman Carl Dodson who made the sign and Florida Highway Patrol Cpt. Bill StringflekL Seminole Sued By North Miami Beach DETROIT (UPI) — The United Auto Workers union, armed with impreisiv* eontract victories over Chrylser and Ford, today began show­ down bargaining with Its Seminole, slung with some toughest auto Industry ad­ IS other counties in the Cen­ versary-giant General Motors. tral ami Smith Florida Flood Control DUtrirt, is being nurd l>y the City ill North Miami POINT-A-I’ ITRE, Guade­ Beach. loupe (U P !) — Frtn.li Pres­ County Commission Chair­ ident Charles de Gaulle today man James P. Avery haa began hla 2ft-day tour of been served with pleadings hy South America. Ten* o f thou­ a federal marshal and County sands of troops and police Attorney Harold Johnson slid mounted n security guard In today that the suit is an out­ Caracas, Venezuela, his first growth nf s uenmerit proced­ Stop. ures ordered hy tha courts for Dade County. Plot Smashed Johnson explained that the LA TAE, Bolivia ( UP! ) — suit Is an effort on the part A right-wing plot to assassi­ of North Miami Beach to nate pro-American President stop the procedure of in­ Victor Paa Kstenssoro and creasing Dads County's as­ arise control of his govern­ sessment to a 100 percent ment was crushed Sunday basia and keep assessments with the arrest of its lead­ In all counties tha same until ers, the government announc­ a uniform plan ts set up. A tax rate of .75 mill* la ed Sunday night. assessed in all counties In­ volved in the flood control district. Yet tumble proper­ ties in these counties, tha ault alleges are assessed at evaluations r a n g i n g from 42.02 percent in Volusia to MIAMI (UPI) - The Miami 100 percent in Osceola. The News endorsed Lyndon B. suit alleges that Seminole Johnson as president today and County's taxable property is laid be was "a prudent man evaluated at 90 percent which to command the executive de­ culncidec with figurva accept­ partment." ed here. The editorial backing Iba Johnson • Hubert Humphrey ticket said Johnson "has HAVANA. Cuba (UPI) — shown a rare skill to persuade the Congress to act. lie con­ The East German freighter tinued tbe policies of Mr. Kart Marx arrived hers yes­ (John F .) Kennedy and It terday with 34 more Britishcould be argued he had far made buses. It brought to 87 snore success at making these tha total of buses shipped bills law than did 3!r. Ken­ hsra by the I.eyland Motor nedy." Co. of England, De Gaulle On Tour Miami News For Johnson More Buses WASHINGTON (UPI) A Management source ex­ pressed a measure of optim­ ism today that a threatened nationwide railway strike can be averted before a scheduled walkout Tuesday. Representatives nf the rail­ roads aod the six union* in­ volved in a thorny work rule* dispute met together through­ out the morning. About noon when the man­ agement representatives em­ erged from the closed negotia­ tions to allow the union spokes­ men to caucus, one railroad source commented: "There U nothing definitive at thb point but I don't expect it to go to a strike." Unless in agreement la B u rn s, Holley TALLAHASSEE (U P !) — D e m o c r a t Hnydnn Burnt ■pent x|ient $17,5(13 on his general election rumpulgn for governor last weak while Re­ publican Charles Holley laid out $2,287, according to re­ ports filed today with ths Secretary of State. Herald Index enneuf f t M A Y S F IR S T Q U A L IT Y • BIRTHDAY BARGAIN! O N LY 11 Days Left To Register For General Election Call Tha Jayeeea For Transportation To Hegirtter — 322-5481 SIZE 100',o DACRON $ POLYESTER DEI) PILLOWS! super 2 7 39" x to " Lour - priced comfort t Non • allergenic, d u s t p r o o f polyester fill, striped cotton ticking cover, cord edge I So plump l T E 8- 1X58 i |* r If � 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, September 18, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 18, 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>, September 18, 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/c2e6c6f13b01e34fc188c068a29cf0ba.pdf 34ff4b390aae34c3172935f9deda6cf3 PDF Text Text S tjf fiin fn rR Papo 4-A—July TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Cabinet trustees of the In­ ternal Improvement F u n d provided right-of-way today for the west coast entrance to the c ro n Florida barge canal. The right-of-way, plus un­ derw ater property on which dredge material from the ca­ nal channel will be deposited, were necessary for a start on the western end of the canal. Work has already begun on the eastern entrance near Palatka on the St. Johns Itiver. Trustees Director William Kidd said contracts would be let by the canal authority “pretty soon" for work In Cit­ rus County. Kidd said the right-of-way extended about 10,000 feet out Into the state-owned Gulf of Mexico bottom at the mouth of the Withlacoochce Itiver. He said arrangements had been made for spoil material to be deposited along the right-of-way in islands l.BOO by 300 feet in size which might later be used for recre­ ational areas. < < | [3 A * y? \7 jS a W m DK l-w M . m V / A t » «A u ra 4 ♦ W isc o n sin C I i m m SWIFT 5 PPKMlUM S T A N D IN G 'Alligator Alley* Bond Bids Set TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Development Commission •greed Monday to taka blda for a bond Issue to flnanre ths rontruversial fIT million Naples to Fort Lauderdale Everglades Expressway. Data for the aale of the bonda waa not aet by tha commission. The tollplke has drawn crltIclarn because it nine through dense sections of tha Everglades, where opponent! any it isn’t needed. They also say tha twu.lnne highway wuuld be unsafe, and dubbed It "Al­ ligator Alley." WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate walked Into the political fln-s of the Uubby Baker case today with debate scheduled on “ toll all" propos­ als to requira senators to dis­ close thalr personal finances. Up for action waa n con­ troversial recommendation by I ho Rules Committee that s e n a t o r s make public all atocka and Investments that amuunt to 30 per cent of thuir annual salary. _ >Short Ribs 0) lb. 3 9 * • down produce 1one • O ver-T im ing WASHINGTON (U PI) — Labor Secretary W. Willard Wlrta said today that the 40bo ur work week “has become a base for computation of ov­ ertime pay rather than a so­ cially desirable work week M is s W isc o n sin S h a rp o r M a llo w Sliced Bologna Taraew'* D.licleu* Chlyyad Beef or Ham ... IVi-e*. phgs- Swift's Fitmium ]w u l-S aik a -flttsr Sliced Bacon .. 1-lb. i ph«. Swift’s Premium Tatty Corned Beef ... 1 Swift's Premium Sousa * Trtut Brown 'n Serve SMOKED SWEET THOM PSON SEEDLESS Fat Goad I t n a n lathi', Capataad’a W ieners ....... 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Fleverful F fir P Brand 4 A d Banauat Brand Asserted Frozen Dinners . . . . ;j: 39c Crackers Mrs. Foul’* Family Fack Onion R i n g s ........K * 49c Sauttilaad's Fraaan Seeckled Cake Beauty FIskies Butter B e a n s ........49c Cucumber Chips llrdr-Iy. Cheated ar Leaf Spinach ... 5 V S ’ $1 15-e«. CHASE & SA N BO R N A 4 d 4-Fl.h.rmaa Testy Frozen Scallops ... Jj; 49c Mrs. Peul’c Family Park Friad Fish F ille t s ......... *7* 59c WASHINGTON (U P I)-T ho Stale Department has Implied broadly that Cuba was lying when it charged that Amerl* ran Marine guards shot and killed a Cuban sentry at the Am erican'naral base at Guan­ tanamo Bay. Department p re ti officer Robert J. McCloskey said an Investigation by the Guantanamo commander showed that one shot waa fired over (he bead of a group of Cuban (en­ tries Sunday njght after one of them first fired at a Marine guard. 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SanfordSeminole thus joins such groups as the Brevard Chap­ ter, Duval, Gull Coast, West Florida and Central Florida, the latter with the state office in Orlando. Final reports are due next month, according to the state director. • * • Did you know that the banks of Central Florida—all 02 of them—lopped one billion dol­ lars In total deposits for the first six months of this year? That’s the report made by Florida Bankers Association. The total deposits were $1,118,167,000. » V * In Seminole County, the bank deposits showed the fol­ lowing: Oviedo Citizens Bank, $3,900,000; Florida State Bank, Sanford, $14,369,000; Sanford Atlantic National Bank, $12,014,000; South Seminole Bank, Fern Park, $6,026,000. • • • The Oviedo bank showed the greatest percentage of in­ crease with 35.7 per cent. Other percentages were San­ ford Atlantic, up 8.6 per cent; Florida State, down a scant 2,6 per cent; Fern Park, up 32.6 per cent. • g • * Russell Earl Benton of Rlvcrview Avenue here io Sanford has just completed a month’s tour of Europe. He left New York by air June 16 for Glasgow, Scotland, visit­ ing the historical apota of northern England; then went to Copenhagen, Denmark, to start n three-week tour of Scandinavia. He flew back to New York from Bergen, Nor­ way. He is the son of 61r. and M n. Jam es F. Benton and Is an instructor of history and political science at the Uni­ versity of South Carolina. * • * One Dock Watcher called In to comment on how nice the City H a il,' the Edwards Building and the Courthouse appear, but yet the so-called professional parking lot ju it north of and adjacent to the Masonic Temple was kneedeep with weeds in aome places. "It'e a shame," she said. a * * A release from the Florida Beef Council quotes Earl Higginbotham, president of the Seminole County Cattle­ men’s Association, as recom­ mending the uae of U. S. graded ground chuck or round steak in the prize winning re­ cipe from the Florida Beef Council’s recent recipe conteat. The winning recipe is called "piquant patio burg­ ers." The accompanying photo showed a delicious-look­ ing dish. * * * James C. Owen Jr„ Sanford, a 12th quarter student a t the University of Tennessee's Col­ lege of Medicine in Memphia, made the dean’a lilt for echolaitlc achievement during tha Spring quarter. Owen'* res­ idence Is Hated a t 1516 Mag­ nolia Avenue, __ • County Commissioner* have been getting complaints about night revelers whooping U up at the west end of Lake Cryatal and disturbing the neighbora. From now on, signs w i l l be posted informing would-be whoopers that the beach is closed from sundown lo sunup, * 6 g * J P Refutes Fee Story By Julian Stenstrom "They’re going to hear from me,” said Justice of the Peace Hugh Duncan with ref­ erence to an article in the August edition of Argosy, a national m a g a x i n e which blasted J P actvities in 26 states, including Florida, and particularly Seminole County and Sanford. The article charged that In this county the JP 's buy the job, "I don't buy mine," said Duncan, "I run for it just like any other office holder." Duncan also said, "The charge that we made only $8,600 and managed to get a law passed which resulted In fees jumping to $33,000 a year is unheard of. In fact, I've never heard of a justice in this county ever making $8,500. We're limited by law to $7,600, and my income last year was only $7,198.86. We took In $11,622.35 and the first $4,423.50 went for expenses of the office operation." The article was based on a report issued by the Ameri­ can Bar Association, accord­ ing to the magazine. "About a year or so ngo I had a letter from the ABA," said Duncan, “asking for my co-operation. About a year ngo a lady came to my office who said she represented the ABA and asked to seo some of our records. After going over them for some 20 to 30 minutes, she said she'd been up all night and that she was in no shape to work. She said shs was going to her hotel and asked if she could return the next day. I never saw her again." Duncan ran for the office In 1952 and was elected. He waa opposed in 1956 but won re-election. He hnd no opposi­ tion In 1960 for the term he’s now closing. He hnd no op­ position in the recent prim­ aries and presumably will be elected in November for a fourth four-year term. There are two other JP ’s in Seminole County. They are L. L. Cox of Longwood and Tom­ my Moon of Oviedo. Accord­ ing to official reports In the office of County Clerk Arthur Beckwith, neither of the other two JPa earned as much as Duncan did last year. "And, there's one oth>r point which needs to be clear­ ed up," said Duncan. "The story says my office doesn't get a fee if I find the defend­ ant not guilty, “That’s not exactly true. When a person is found guilty he is handed a fine plus court costs. If a not guilty verdict is issued the costs are paid by the County out of the fine and forfeiture fund.” Dairymen Hurt By DDT In Milk PALMYRA, Wla. (U PI)—A new Wisconsin Agriculture Department machine Is pro­ tecting atata health by uncov­ ering Insecticide residue in milk, but it's threatening to put already • pinched dairy farmers out of business. Last week two cases of DDT reiidue In milk were re­ ported, and the department promptly banned the milk from market pending further teats, Wednesday ths Milwau­ kee Health Department con­ firmed that three more cases were found. Saigon Troops Cut Up Reds In Bold Sanford Plan Catches On nSJLUA... BRIEFS Thrust Near Battle In Streets Capital City WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT publicity In recent edition!) of The Sanford Herald sparked interest *of Orlando TV atution In feature preKentution of proponed plans and jwss[billties. Cameraman Charles Robbins, left mid News­ man Jerry Kodak of Channel Six lire shown ns they filmed some shots of the present water­ front area, Wednesday. (Herald Photo) First Educational Florida A & M Bonds To Go On Sale Finances Criticized Thief Believes In Compensation Shriners Will Play At Shea * The Martin SporU Car Club b asking to use the Osceola Racing Strip for a rally Aug. • and 9. Permission will be granted provided they come I’P with (ha proper Insurance. » • • Looking for a notary pub­ lic? You might look right be­ hind you. You’ll probably - find one there. Secretary of State Tom Adams reports that his office baa commis­ sioned no less than 70,000 notarles public during the past lo u r years. Zip Code 82771 ' WEATHER: Tnrtly cloudy through Friday with Mattered afternoon ahowers; high today around 90; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 240 SAIGON, South Viet Nam (U PI)—Communist guerrilla! lured two companies of gov­ ernment rangers into a day­ light ambush, Just 26 miles from Saigon, killing 17 and wounding another 34, military sources reported today. The sources sniil the guer­ rillas first ntturked the An Nhon Tny outpost on the Sai­ gon River about 26 miles northwest of the capital in the action Wednesday. They then waited in ambush and nttarked rangers who were sent from Trung l.np ranger training center to res­ cue the beleaguered outpost. Tho guerrilla* also destroy­ ed olio armored personnel carrier and damaged five others, according to an Amer­ ican military spokesman. Ho said eight government troops were wounded in the outpust, which could Ihj seen cent Increase in d e p o s i t s burning from the outskirts of within the past year, the re­ Saigon. port indicates. A* of June 30, 1UG3, the figure win $48,367,906 and as of June 30, 1061 It had reached the $52 million mark. Bank resources aa of June 30, 1063 were $53,804,480 and a yenr later they had reached 558,761,493 — an increase of 9.21 per cent. Postal receipts in th* coun­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ty are up .70 per cent during Stato auditor Ernest Ellison the second quarter of 1064 revealed today that certain but for the first six month! financial operations at Flor­ of the year the overall total ida A & M University during of $128,984 represents a de­ the past three fisrnl year* crease of 2.10 per cent from were unreliable, Inadequate last year. and Inaccurate, Building permits In Semin­ Etllaon said his agency and ole County for the first six the board of control were un­ months amounted to $2,821,- dertaking preparation of a 052—a 4024 per cent decreax* lyetem of accounts to correct from last year's figure at this “the fiscal weakneis at the time of better than $4.7 mil­ university," lion. Ellison released the state Despite a decrease In con­ audit of the university's fi­ struction, the number of elec­ nancial accounting procedures tric meters In Sanford has for the fiscal period* ending Jumped to 11,156, water met­ June, 1961, June, 1962, and ers to 6,251 and telephones to June, 1963, today, 16,012. All of these are In­ "Good business practices creases over last year a t this and legal requirements were time. not compiled with In many In­ stances," the audit said. "Rec­ ords were inadequate and in­ accurate." Ellison said it was impos­ Well, It wasn't a total loss. sible for the audit to cover Police report a thief took the overall financial operation a tire from a truck and gas­ of th* university because of oline from a car owned by "the inadequacy of the ac­ Bill Cavanaugh, 1401 Wynne- counting record* and system wood Dr., sometime Tuesday of internal control." “In all other areas," It said, night, hut dropped hi* pocket"the unreliability of the ac­ knife during the epleode. counting record* precluded de­ termination of legal compli­ ance." Th* audit noted that A. A M President George W. Gore said that efforts were being made la reduce the deficit balances and that control* had been established to pre­ vent reoccurance. Bank Deposits In Seminole Spurt Ily Julian Strnatrom Bunk deposits In Seminote County increased almost as much from 1UG0 to date in 1964 as they did from 1050 to I960, according to a report on huslnesa and economic trends complied by the Semtnolo County Chamber of Commerce, Deposits in 1950 were $11,088,014 but jumped to $33,247,153 in 1900. However, in the last three-plus years the figure hss passed the $50 million mark and has reached $53,441,653. Meanwhile, bank resource! have climbed a t a comparable rate, from $13,347,812 In I960 to nearly $58 million a t this time. There haa been an 8.63 per Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” TALLAHASSEE (U Pl) — Gov. Farris Bryant announc­ ed today that the first por­ tion of the $76 million edu­ cational bond issue would he placed on sale a t next Tues­ day’s cublnct meeting. Bryant sold $26 million in bonds would ba put on sola at the mooting and predict­ ed "the reception will make us all proud." The governor made the an­ nouncement after returning from New York City Wednes­ day where he met with mem­ bers of financial Institutions to promote sal* of the bonds. He said the bonds were given a Duuhle-A rating "which will insure a wide In­ to eat" in tha sate. He said he held a luncheon for tho financial leaders al the Chase Manhattan Bank. Bryant wai accompanied by Old Enough To Know Better FORT WORTH (UPI) — John Roose reported for Jury duty Wednesday to hear a drlvlng-whlle-lntoxlcated case. Tho defense attorney began questioning him and in the course of th* examination, Iloote disclosed that her —Hus been married 80 years. —Has a 76-year-old son. —W«* born In Indian terri­ tory (now Oklahoma). “ If It’s not Improper," th* defense lawyer asked, "how old arc you s ir t" "I'm 167 y ean old, sir," Boose replied softly. Dam aged A summer student a t San­ ford Junior • High School, Bruce Dean, reported to po­ lice Wednesday th# front fen­ der of hie motorbike wee dam­ aged by someone wielding a brick. NEW YORK (UPI) — The Shriners, led by a new Im­ perial potentate, lend their lavieh color to the New York World'e Fair today. The Shrinere will gather at the fair and march to nearby Shea Stadium for an evening . . . . . Page 7 of entertainment. .......J i g i 7 Bridge Classified ......... . Page fo-11 Comics — . . . . . ..... . Pag* 9 Board To Meet Roger llarTie, president of Editorial ........... ths Seminole High Boosters Funerals ____ _ Club, said today thst th# or­ Horoscope ____ ganization's board of directors Society ......... __ Paga 4-Q will meet a t 7:30 tonight in SporU .............. ___ page 6 ths offices of the County TV Programs . . ....... Pag* 7 School Board in Sanford. We the Women ...... Peg* 7 Herald Index TALENTED LOCAL GIRL ventrilociulit, Mian Dottie Jardine in shown here with h er friend ' ‘Wnlly" an she entertained memlreri of the Kiwania Club Wednesday a t Lite Civic Center, Superintendent of Education Thomas Bailey, and represen­ tatives of the attorney gen­ eral’s uffire, and tha boards of education and administra­ tion. The bond issue was author­ ized by the 1963 Legislature and will he used for construc­ tion of Junior college and un­ iversity facilities. Battle Shaping Up In Laos VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) —A pitched buttle shaped up today between government troops surrounding strategic I’hou Kout Hill and Comtnunfit forces moving up in a threatened counter-attack. However both sides have ■wept buck and forth without Joining buttle in the past week along Bout* 7 between I'hou Kout, at tha western edgu of Ilia Communiit-held (Maine dee Jarre*, and Muong Soul, Gen. Kong !,*'» head­ quarters 13 miles west. Government forces reported earlier that they had re-Ukcn I'hou Kout Hill, raptured by the Communist I'uthet Uio faction in mid-June, on Mon­ day. But apparently sum* Pathet Lao remained on th* ridge. Conservation Week Meet Set An organizational commit­ tee meeting for Florida Con­ servation Week participants will be held Turtdsy noon at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce offices, 107 W. Commercial St. Conservation W e e k has hern proclaimed by Gov. Far­ ris Bryant and will be observ­ ed locally between Oct. 26 and Oct. 30. $1.6 Million Theft MONTE CARLO, Monaco (U PII—Armed gangsters to­ day held up a Mont# Carlo jewelry store, wounded a policeman with submarine gun fire and escaped with $1.6 million worth of loot, police reported. Interest In the proposed Sanford waterfront develop­ ment plan as presented by three Sanford bankers is spreading throughout ail of Central Florida sines tha an­ nouncement of the plan was made on July 16. Wednesday, W 1) B O - T V Newsman Jerry Hodek and Cameraman Charlee Robbins were in Sanford, filming shots of the waterfront for a tele­ vision news feature. They also interviewed city officials and the proposers of the plan. The Orlando television men expressed great interest in the proposal and said if the plan goes through it "would l>e soma of the biggest news ever to coma out of Sanford." Altamonte Adds Two Members To Zoning Board A number of propoiali hanging fire in Altamonte Springe will now get prom­ pter action as a result of Urn Town Council's appointment W6Jrqt'4*y night of two new members to tho xoning com­ mission. Th* proposals had failed to get action due to thu lack of a quorum. Formerly a threeman board, the council last night upped the number of five with the appointment of Mrs. Joan Henna and Doug­ las Smith. Others members of th* commission ara mayor Law­ rence Swofford, Robert Webb and Leslie Winters. Vaca­ tioning Winter* ba* forestall­ ed tho meeting of th* com­ mission to act on pending matters. Council Isst night decided to hold a variety of hearings Aug. 10 to clear the agenda of proposals backlogged over the pset two months. Includ­ ed are a rezoning request to allow a day nursery project and an annexation request for th* same purpose. Council also delsyed until Aug. 6 the decision on pur­ chasing of 1,000 feet of 2 4 Inch fire hose for the depart­ ment. Bids will b« opened at that Urn*. Kitty To Take Third Husband HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (UPI) Amanda Blake, who plays Kitty, the saloonkeeper, in television's "Gunsmoke" ser­ ies, will be married Aug. 16 to a real-life rattleman, a spokesman announced Wed­ nesday. The rancher is Jason Day, whom the spokesman said Miss Bisks met a few weeks ago. It will lie the third mar­ riage for Miss Blake, who re­ sumes work on the television western aeries Aug. 24. SINGAPORE, M a l a y s i a (U PI)—Singapore Malays and Chinese fought each other through the shuttered etrects today In the third straight day of murderous race rlote. 7,000-Acre Fire SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (UPI) — More than 7,000 acres of valuable watershed, six ranch buildings and an old vacant house havo been de­ stroyed in a major brush fire In the Cajon Pass area which continued to plague firemen today. Nikita Goes Home WARSAW (UPI) — Soviet Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev flew back to Moscow today from a two and one-half day visit to Poland during whirh he attacked Sen. Hurry Goldwater and toasted Fidel Cas­ tro's revolution w i t h t h e words "Cuba al, Yankees no.” Tli ink It’s Hot? NEW YORK (UPI) — Tli* highest temperature in the nation reported to the U. S. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska amt Hawaii, was 116 degrees at Death Valley, Calif. The lowest this morn­ ing was 37 degrees at Red­ mond, Ore. May End Visit WASHINGTON (UPI) — Prim* Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman of Malaysia said to­ day he may rut short his cur­ rent visit to the United States because of bloody rioting in Singapore. Rahman Implied broadly that Indonesia was behind the unrest. Protection Given But He Would Hold On To Alliance PARIS (UPI) — President Charles da Daulle called oa Europe today to play it* own independent role In world pol(tlci, free from “subordina­ tion" to the United State*. He said Europe still must remain allied to the United States "but the reasons which turned this alllane* Into sub­ ordination are fa st disappear­ ing." De Gaulle spoke a t a crowded Elysee Palace newt conference hi* first sine* Jan. 31 and hi* 10th sine# h* be* came president 6 4 years ago. The entire French cabinet and nearly 1,000 French and foreign newsmen, officials and invited guests wers jam­ med into the ornate gilded state reception room of th# presidential palace. De Gaulle wore t doublebreasted grey suit and striped black tie. He looked well and spoke in a strong ensrgetl* voice. He appeared to have overcome all after-effects of his prostata surgery last April. After a very brief opening statement of welcome, Da Gaulle asked for questions. He Gaulle called for a new effort aimed a t European unity. "As far as wa French mre concerned," he said, "th* kind of Europe w* must build must be a European Europa with Its own independent policy." Hut h* reiterated bA ear­ lier demands — which hava blocked European political unity talks for 'the past 2 4 years—that it must ba a federation of Independent European states rather than a closely knit union. De Gaulle recalled that ha had made proposals along these lines to the other five members of the European Common Market—West Ger­ many, Italy, Belgium, Tha Netherlands and Luxembourg. He said his proposals re­ ceived "support In principle" from the West German gov­ ernment but that Italy refus­ ed to call the decisive meet­ ing aimed a t aetting up such a union and that ita objec­ tions, together with those of Belgium end The Netherlands, brought the whole project to a standstill, Ha said the kind of Integra­ tion sought by th* opponents of his plan would simply hava resulted In "an American pro* tectorste." NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P I)— Finnish troops of the United Nations peace-keeping force todey abandoned positions be­ tween Greek and Turkieh Cy­ priot* near Hamid Manderes village and moved to protect women and children if threat­ HIALEAH (U PI)—A small ened fighting begins, the UN bomb blew a hole In a Cuban announced. exile’s grocery today, tpark* ing a fire that caused $20,000 Riots Continue N E W Y O R K (UPI) — dumnge. The gelatin-type bomb Screaming, rock- ami bottlethrowing Negroes battled pol­ exploded shortly after 8:80 ice In the streets of Brook­ a. m. EST knocking a footlyn again Wednesday night square hole In th* wall of and looters, taking advantage Bodrlgues* Market and send­ of the confusion, prowled un­ ing fingers of flame into tha til dawn In this city's fifth little grocery, according to consecutive night of lawless­ city firs inspector William Bruwm ness. Cuban Exile’s Store Bombed DRIVE IN FOR A FREE SAFETY CHECK Breaks Door A glass door at th* horns of Mrs. Iris Messer of 217 Maple Av*. was shattered by a metal object kicked up by a power mower, police report­ ed Wednesday. Tha mower was being operated across Elementary School. Meet Tonight Directors of th* Ssmlnols County Chamber of Commerce will meet tonight at 7:30 in the Chamber of Commerce conference room. NEW HTORB HOURSt Mm . thra FH. • to «| Sat I to I 405 W. First BU Saafar* Fh. 322-0651 �SouthernDemoDefectionsMay BecomeMajor Break In Three Stales Already Accomplished If I I ATLANTA (U l'l) --- Dis­ sident Hnuthcrn Drnmcrats, unhappy with the Johnson »<!• ministration nnd the new civil tiifhln law, ham started ilcfailing In the GOJ' In wlml promise* In hernme a major problem for the national Prmorralle party In Ihr approach­ ing presidential rampaign. Defection* thus far have taken place in Mississippi. Alabama and Georgis but Ultra a rt alto signs of trou* Mr for Ihr Democrat* In South and North Carolina indicat­ ing lha "solid South" it a thing of Uia p u t. Tha niova of Damocrats Into thr Republican camp coincides With tht withdrawal from tha prt'ildrntlal taro of Alabama Gov. Georg* C. Wal* laca and a poll that show* San. Harry Goldwatar It WadIng President Johnton In th t South. Them a rt marked tignt of unratt among tha Southern Democrat#. A group of Gaor* Via Dimocrata ranging from Sen. Herman E. Tnlmadge down to taveral lending elect* ad ilata officer# have an* nnunced they will nnt attend the national party convention (n Augutt becaute of prior rommltmenta. A member of Geiirgia’i etatr Democratic Executive Committee h a a gone to Gotdwater and a loy­ alty battle it raging in Ala­ bama. Miteiiilppi Democratic lead­ er*, without a candldata since Wallace pulled out of the race, are conducting quiet meeting* In an attempt to keep tha party welded togeth­ er. They hop* to counter moves eueh a t that of Rap. Frank Dubolt of Yaioo City who tald Wednesday he saw Goldwater at “the last chance for the nation.*1 Waltaca Wednesday night releaaed tha Alabama delegataa to tha National Demo­ cratic Convention from their pledge to eupport him aa a favorite eon. Dut many mem­ bers nf tha delegation said they would etlll place Wal­ lace'* name In nomination at tha ronvrntlon. Legal Notice IN T ill) a n t i . t. 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C arroll llu tk a D ra* tr » S anford, Florida P u h l l e h : J u l y I I . I t . Au g f , I I , till • nn ii Casselberry Will Attend Workshop Pape 2 — July 23, 1964 Ijrrn lb Council Workshop to be held July 2«3I nt Stetson Univers­ ity in DeLand. . S t u d e n t s from school* throughout the state will a t­ tend the meet which is spon­ sored hy tha Florida Astocintinn of Student Counrila. Objective* of the Workshop nre to provide Instruction for Student lenders nnd ndviters, to further the growth of the student, rnunril as a medium nf citizenship training, and to promote a common philos­ ophy nnd uniform prnctlrea in student council work with­ in the state. PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES n t Roar U k n Elrmentnry School clurintf tho slimmer huve been under direction nf Clny C. Cnrroll, right buck. In the group shown with him nre, front from left, Danny Maries, Gcno Diibbs, Fred Maries, Len Grover and Doug Kronzer; back, Michael Fcrilcr, Gary Maries, Jeff Krcnzer and Gary Carroll, hero for a visit with his grandparents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Helton. (Herald Photo) '- > n f All delegates will be housed In dormitories at Stetson and Meals will be served In th* University dining hall. Through the general assem­ blies and group discussions, students will hava an oppor­ tunity to pool their knowl­ edge nnd share experiences for the purpose of Improving their student councils. Sessions will deal with tha following subject area*: alma and objectives of th* Student Council, leadership training, parliamentary procedure, and problem* and project*. Them also will be a variety of entertainment nnd recrea­ tion offered the delegate*. 1 ;! »W ■ / ,, H .....J! No Luck Doing The Twist On Back O f Truck WINNING RIHIIONH lust Friday In thol)rtll unit TTobliy’Show nf Lofltfttooil Elementary Sclmorn Hummer recreation program were, front, Vicki Sm ith; hack, from loft, Theresa Estes, Eileen Sammet, Delmrah Eaten and Lisa Garrison. (Herald Photo) N O T Club Sets Dance Tonight By Doris Dean Th* North Orlando Teen Club will hnve n dunce from 7:3(1 until 11:3(1 p.m. today in th* recreation center with music to b* provided by "Don and the Vibration*" from Cassellx'rry. Advance ticket* aie availa­ ble from any member of tha club or admission may be paid at the entrance, A now handstand lias been built for lh* dance area and when all painting is complet­ ed It will ha shocking pink and white striped, adding a note of youthful gaiety to the dances. Material* fur tho addition cams through donaUont. Labor was provided hy club members. All To Widow HOUSTON (U P n — Mur­ d e r e d millionaire Jacques Mossier'* will left most of hi* estimated |l h million estate today to Ills widow and left nut ■ nephew, Melvin Lane rowers, charged with Mnstier's murder anil a daughter. Hospital Notes Jtri.Y 21 Admission* Cheno (imiin, Nellie Marl* Gant, Frrd lloetltp-r. Kflie Hcwion, Myra Woldon, all o( Sanford; Adeline Stoncy. Wil­ liam L. Slripp, 0. 11. Barnett, llellary; Donald U<e, Allamonte Springs; Augusta llilhrey Geneva; Robert Jackson, Lake Mary; Dora K d n a Brown, Oviedo Births Mr. and Mrs. David tiouin uf Siiniurd, a boy •Discharges Susan Bbhop, , John Hellihamn, Wendell T jlcr, Clara Wyutt, I lope II. I'elerton, George Carver, Harry J. Byrd, Zotha F. Haas, Hallo Louis* ]«*, Marl* Million, Barbara A. Butler and baby hoy. Wyncll Washington and liahy girl; all of Sanford; IJI< lian Mednyk, Denary; Elsie A. Braunle, Daltons; Eva Jo Kuhlke, lamgwond JULY 32. 19*1 Admluhm* Nancy Ju Perry, Stephen hostlval Jr., Mary Ruth Wal­ ler, John Prettify, Hershell Dunn, Johnnie Mae Gordon, Juanita Price, William Moore, WASHINGTON <lWl> — The FBI plus Capital and city prdlr# hsv* been alerted to * new threat on the life of GOP presidential nominee Barry Gold water, aide* disclosed to­ day. NOW in PROGRESS MATIIER JULY OF HANFORD‘8 ANNUAL cu : \ iu n Quality Home Furnishings GIANT SAVINGS PHILCO » Living Room • Bedrooms • Dining Rooms • Odds & Enua Southern PHONE 322-8321 New Alert THERE IS LOTS OF SUMMER YET BUY A NEW MODEL IN EVERY DEPARTMENT AND SAVE Air Moi* Holt, James Dlngmsn, William Oaks, Bonnie Easter, nil of Sanford; James Brower, Thumaaville, Gn.; Alire LindaIcy, Lnngwood; Nancy Huff­ man, Caaselbeny; Carl Brnun, Klaie Truhunbaeker, DeBary; Orn Leo Blown, Oviedu; James Dellinger, Dol-ami. Illrtha Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Perry of Sanford, a lx>y. Disrhargea Carla H o l e <>in b, Georgo Brown, Ernest Birkncll, Jew­ ell Morris and baby boy, all of Sanford; Donna Danklafa, Lake Mary; Norman Kim­ brough, Ovlrdn; Eduard Sealunok, Dellnry; Pauline Poole, DeLand; E u g e n a Oglesby, Lake Monroe, ATLANTA (UPI).. — Batle Elijah Easter* danced the twist and broke a leg doing It. It happened on a truck. Easters, 20, of Nashville, On.. la,an inmate of the Storm Mountain prison branch serv­ ing a ulna month aenlence fur driving under tha Influ­ ence of Intoxicant*. Official* said Easter* wa* twisting last Thursday on the bark of a truck, demonstrat­ ing tha dancs to other prison­ ers, when hr gyrated himself off the vehicle. Easters broke his ltg and suffered head cuts. . Tli* prisoner is scheduled to Im discharged Aug. 30 berailia of time olf for good be­ havior. Prison officials said they won't bold Eastcr’a twist demonstration against him— he'll he discharged on sched­ ule. GUARANTEE ON Cooling System & Parts Compare Today & Spend Your Money “Wisely” Don't Suffer Whole House Cooling. Open Friday 2 H I*. Ttxsn Unit 258 88 Bonded — Licensed — Insured Sprcln Using In Heating and Air CondltInning 2513 PARK DR. HANFORD. FLORIDA — EASY WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR NEW MERCHANDISE Shop Now And Save! ----------------------------------------------------------- p - Evenings S Eleven Tables Play Bridge Eleven tables, directed by Miss Ethel Johnton, were in play a t this week’s Tuesday m afternoon meeting of the DtBery Duplicate Bridge Club. THE DON HASLEYS nre operating « day cnnip thin summer for girls Winners were, NS, first, nine through 12 years old whu attend the Hear Luke Elementary School. Mike Accardl and Mrs. J . D. Enrolled nre, front from left, Janet Hulsey, Lynn Hasley, Jeannie Cordell; second, Mrs. Frank Stephenson, Sara M ostrum ; second row, Linda Witlsh, Debbie Bell, Terry Holder and E. Z. W alters; Wnlsh, Nancy Hnlsoy; back, Instructor Don Hasley, Counselor Barbara third, Mrs. Frank Austin and Wnlsh, P at Rose, Counselor Pat Halsey and Instructor Mrs. P at Hasley. Mrs. Edwin Wachtsr and Thu girln are wearing terry cloth shift# made in sewing classes. fourth, Mrs. O. N. Lackey and Miss Johnson. EW, first, Mrs. Otto Allen and Robart Foulds; second,. George Pearsall and Sirs. TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) — an open fir* fer a feast. They have had of making the mask­ E. M. Hinkle; third, W illiaa Three hungry little I’apngo left behind nine birds, possi­ ed bohwhite a native Ari­ Woodlock and E. M. Ilinklo zona bird again," said Mc­ and fourth, Mr. and Mrs. bly too old to breed. Indian boys broke into a rsgo Loris Weeks. "They said they were hun­ Williams. of masked bobwhite quail and gry," said Lsurenc* McWil­ ate the major part of a *15,- liams of Die museum staff. OOO research project, It was "W hat can you say 7" Ancestors of the boys once reported today. A spokesman for ths Art- considered th* birds sacred. “These may have been th* sona-Sonora Desert Museum first ever eaten by member* said the youngsters, aged 10 «f the I'agago tribe," said and under, took between 26 Lewis Walker, associate di­ and 30 of the quail from re­ rector of the museum. search pens near here Wed­ More than *15,000 had been nesday and cooked them over invested by the museum, t h r e e government agenries and a charitable foundation Meeting Set The West Ijiko Brantley In the project, aimed at re­ Civic Association will meet at establishing the hobwhites in 6 p.m, Sunday on the associ­ Arizona. Th* one-time game ation's beachfront property on bird* ar* considered extinct Lake Brantley. Presiding will hrre. "That meal may have elimi­ ho Mrs. Jeri Rigsby, newly nated any chance we might sleeted president. Three Little Indians Eat $15,000 Meal THRILL! fe lM V jM b fllg l oxperieacBIM with LU CRE WALL PAINT MARVEL! 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Paint covers m ore. . . cov­ ers better than before . . . dries in only half h ou r. . . helps you make a room look new without costly altera­ tions or new furnishings. Only $7.45 per gal. A N D FOR A N ENCOREl J O S . L. ROZIER M MATHER Growers Name ' J Sanford Man Robert II. Recly «f San­ ford has been named a mem­ ber of the Shippers Advisory Committee of the Florida , Growers Administrative Com­ mittee, according to the U. S. • ^ Department of Agriculture. Minard F. Miller, field rep­ resentative of the USDA’a . Agricultural Marketing S e r - » vie* a t Lakeland, »*id tha shipper*’ group make* recom­ mendations to the grower* committee, when deemed ad­ visable, to limit the ship­ ments of certain grade* and ■Ice* of orange*, grapefruit, tangerine* And tangrlus. Dnti Casselberry, president 5 Year / S n ntnrh nf th* l.ymnn If itch School Studnil Council, will attend 111* Fifth Annual Student .) l tTIjr A e H I N V C O ORLANDO • FLORIDA •TAMPA SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 2113-09 E, U t ST. 322-0983 C A T E R P I L L A R * « ,|l* l* i* S Iiastwan* el csisieiliar fretiet s* .1 . of Sa nford C * t* f * lM tr . C*l •■ * t i * . « * . * i * ( i n Try durable DUCOO Saba Sheen Enamel for woodwork, bathroom end kitchen welts. Cclort match «UJ. CUE" Wall Paint Dries to rich semigloss finish that wash** with wtusk Ol sponge. Oni, 13.05 per Qk HILL LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. 223 W. 3rd hX 122-3381 . �* Chf franfurh * ^ttn[b July 23, 1964 — Page 3 Court Cites Limit Of Civil Rights Law ATLANTA (U P I)--A three ent," yesterday upheld the judge federal court, possibly constitutionality of the public totting "a powerful preced* accommodations section of the new civil rights law In its first legal test. The tribunal, headed by * Chief Judge Elbert Tuttcl of the U. S. 5th circuit court of appeals, ordered the heart of Atlanta Motel and the Pickrick Rcstaurunt to admit Ne­ groes within 20 days. The delay in activating a M O N T G O M E R Y , Ala. temporary’ injunction against (U PI)—Gov. George Wallace, discrimination was to allow declining to play a ‘favorite the owners of the businesses aon” role, Wednesday night to follow through on their released Alabama's delegates stated intention to appeal to to tho Democratic national the U. S. Supreme Court. A cornerstone of tho con­ convention from supporting troversial civil rights law him for president. The 38-nicniber delegation which went into effect July 2, voted unanimously to invite the public accommodation* convention delegations from section outlaw* racial dis­ 13 other southern and bonier crimination in hotels, motels, states to meet Sunday, Aug. restaurants, t h e a t e r s and 23, prior to the convention In other public place* which ‘‘af­ Atlantic City, N. J., to map fect” interstate commerce. plans to fight for a platform The new law also prohibits discrimination In voter regis­ favorable to Dixie. Wallace's release came as tration, public places, schools, no surprise, but the governor employment and federal aid cautioned the delegate* to programs. Ruling after two days of stick together snd present a hearings, ths court said there united front. "Alabama hat helped awake was “nothing which we can the nation in the past few find" to indicate that Con­ months and 1 think we should gress cannot exercise the "full he united at the convention," extent" of It* power* under the commerce clause to deal he told them. Tho unity theme was the with discrimination In much basis used by James Kahalley the same manner aa it reg­ of Mobilo who suggested the ulate* prices, wages, hour* pre-convention c a u c u s of and labor relations. The public accommodation* state# in tha Old Confederacy. section applies to any restaurant or hotel that sells “food for consumption on the prem­ ises" if its operations affect commerce or if “It serve* or TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — offers to serve interstate T h e Outdoor Recreational travelers or a substantial por­ Planning Committee h a s tion of the food which it chipped in $35,000 to help fi­ serves . . . ha* moved in com­ nance a unique, balloon-Ilkc merce.H dam across the Withlacoochee “Congress had the power to River near Carlson's Landing. go this far," the court said. The dam, a water-filled But the tribunal added that fabric hag, will hold back the it was "irrational for Con­ wutera on Lake ranasoffkee gress to conclude”the preven­ during tha dry acason and tion of racial discrimination cun he deflated to permit nor. In local businesses not involvmal water f l o w during ed in interstate commerce "is perioda cf high water. nlso within Its regulatory T h e planning committee power because of the effect made the $35,000 grant Tues­ of eurh practices on interstate day and said the money commerce." This apparently wuuld be added to $05,000 al­ opened S question of just how ready available for the pro­ far the law constitutionality stretches. ject. Wallace Urges Unity In Dixie Delegations k fantastic Clearance Girls 3-14 f Breeze-cool cotton Regular collar stylo with pemta stays, WT . 2 pockets! S /ji on, rayon tricot Balloon Dam For Withlacoochee ASSETS C a sh . b i U n c M w i t h o t h e r b a n k s , a n d c a s h Item s | S0S.S71 SI In p r o c e s s o f c o l l e c t i o n ..................................... _ U nited S ta te s G o vernm ent o b lig a tio n s, d irect 1,111117 14 a n d g u a r a n t e e d __— _____ _________ _______ _ 11,10140 O b lig a tio n ! o f S tatea and political su b d iv is io n s . O t h e r l>ond«. n o i r e , a n d d e b e n t u r e s ( In c l u d i n g I None se c u ritie s of F ederal agenelea and c o r p o r a t i o n s n o t g u a r a n t e e d b y U. 8 > ----- _ Non C o r p o r a ls s t o r k s (In clu d in g | None slo c k of Von# F e d e r a l d e s e r v e ( t a n k ) ...... L oans and d isc o u n ts (Including I None .,014,011 07 o v e r d r a f t s ! _ _______ .................................. B a n k p r e m i s e s o w n e d 111,417.17, f u r n i t u r e a n d f i x t u r e s 111.SIS f t ____ 41,141.11 ( H a n k p r e m i s e * o w n e d a r s a u l i j s e l to I None l l s n a n o t a s s u m e d by b a n k ) Real e s ta te ow ned o th e r th a n ban k prem laea _ _ _ _ _ 4.014 00 I n v e s tm e n t! a n d o th e r a e ta ta Indirectly re p re se n tin g bank prem ises o r o th e r real e s ta te None C u s to m e rs ' liab ility to th is b a n k on a r e s p ta n c s s o u t s t a n d i n g _______ None O t h e r a s s e t s ..... l.ltl.l! Save 20% 47.104.414 14 • Lace a n d pleat TOTAL C A PITA L TOTAL ACCOUNTS L IA B IL IT IES AN D CA PITA L 100,000 00 1 *« 000.00 U.OoO SO None It),<100.00 ACCOUNTS 44.117,414.14 ME MORA NDA A s s e t s p led g ed o r a s s i g n e d to s e c u r e l i a b i l i t i e s a n d fo r o t h e r p u r p o s e s ( I n c l u d i n g n o t e s a n d b ills r s d l e a o u n i r d a n d s e c u r i t i e s so l d w i t h a g r e e m e n t to r e p u r c h a s e ) ________ _ 1.141,444.14 ( a ) i-oane aa s h o w n a b o v e a r e a f t e r d e d u c t i o n o f v a l u a t i o n r e s e r v e s o f ___________ . . . __________ 11,040.00 ( b ) S e c u r i t i e s aa s h o w n a b o v e a r e a f t e r d e d u c t i o n o f v s l u s l l o n r e s e r v e * o f . ---- -------------------------Non* I. J a m e e W. Abell, C a s h i e r , o f t h e a b o v e . n a m e d b a n k , do s o l e m n l y e n t e r t h a t t h i s re-.Mtrt i f c o n d i t i o n la t r u e a n d c o r r e c t , t o t h e b e s t o f m y k n o w l e d g e a n d b elief. C o rrect— A ttest: l a m e s W . Abell C. R. C lo u t# C. s . L ee D irectors B. r . W h e e l e r , J r . (B E A L ) S t a t e o f F l o r i d * . C o u n t y o f S e m in o le , a*: S w o r n to s n d s u b s c r i b e d b e f o r e m e thig K i n d a y o f J u l y 1144. a n J I h e r e b y c e r t i f y t h a t 1 a m n o t a n o f f i c e r o r d i r e c t o r a t this bank. V o t a r y P u b lic , S t a t a o f F l o r i d * a l L a r g o . M g o o m m la a lo n oxg iro * A p r i l T. 1444. F u lr le ls 8 V laooa V otary P a n i c F u t U a a : J u l y J i , 1444 C D B -lt •v r w / s | . J. M, Field* Discount Superl d e n im , se e rs u c k e r — so lid , trimf With io much hot wsalher still ahead, you'll want to scoop up plonty of ihets cooling 4hoi|.il*evs shirtil An o rttd Summer-/ print*/ p rin t, itrip e sl • Easy wash, fait dry • W h ite , p astels; 32-48 SJA.U f * ' Keep cool, crisp and comfortable at home, at play in oasy-care cool cotton Tailored shirt# of cotlon broadcloth), Dacron and cotlon with Italian, spread, Bermuda and Frill collar); many col­ or); 32 to 3111 Rib Tickler) with icoop neck, telf-rufflo bottom) in solid cotlon; Stripci, check), loco trim)! Whits and colon; iixc> 30 to 3BI Valueti Up To 4.87 Each J, M, Fields Discount SuperJ Anot her New Choote from ths tmorl Ivy and bclltell ttyls* that tlim you and he?p you looking at your easeful b o ll All In the laloit Ivy colon and In slic i 29-301 SERVICE at J. M. Fielda: Winter I'nrk U. S. Post Office * A llw a ih ab lf cotton * With matching panty Located In the store w hale Todd lets'’Infants’ your choice Save 30% C A P I T A L AC C o t ; XT* C a pital: ( a ) C o m m o n s t o c k , t o t a l p a r v a l u e 4100.000.04 t b ) P r e f e r r e d s t o c k , t o t a l p a r v a l u e I None, l o t s l r e t l r a b l e v a l u e 4 N o n e ______ _ ____ _ . 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M. FIELD'S STORES MATCHING HAND TOWELS________________3 for 96e MATCHING WASH CLOTHS________________6 for 96c Famous Cannon-quolity super-absorbent ferry cloth In glamorous solid and stripe combinations! - Both Great Stores Open Daily 10 a. m. tolOp. m. Sunday 12 Noon to 7 p. m. » 0* « . �I; if I j I I I I I I I II f; M iss Marilyn M cDaniel Entertained Bellhom Family At Bridal Party By Mrs. Southward Western Vacation A large white wedding bell attached to the cryital chan­ delier with white aatln rib­ bon! and Illy of the valley wai the focal point In the foyer of the lovely Southward home on Hlblicua Court aa gucita ar­ rived for a pre nuptial party complimenting Mill Marilyn McDaniel, lovely bride-cicct of David D. King. Centering a foyer table wai a magnificent arrangement of white ahaita dairies, white gladi and yel­ low double muma In a white porcelain container accented by two cupid figurines. The party room* were filled with an aaaortment of ar­ rangements, of beautiful ros­ ea, carnations, shasla daisies, varying In hues of delicate paatels to deep crimson reds, creating a picturesque flareturn atmosphere. Centering the dining table, which wai ovcrlnld in pink aatln covered with exquisite all over hand made lace, was an antique ailver epergne con­ taining a resplendent arrange­ ment of pink and while rosea featured into a bridal bouquet Interspersed with pink satin stream ers and tall pink ta­ pers. The bridc'i table was cov­ ered in while aatln with tlio sides gracefully draped at each corner with rose nose­ gays edged In frilly white lace with two wedding bells and a miniature bride and groom forming the centerpiece. llridal games were enjoyed and the bonoreo received many lovely gifts. Mrs, At Doudney, h e r daughter, Mlaa Ann Doudney, and Mra. Ernest Southward assisted the hostess in aervIng fruit punch, petit fours, toasted null and homo made pound cake. Others attending the pre­ nuptial party w e r e Mra. Thomas F. McDaniel, mother of the bride-elect, and the Mmcs. John Ivey, M. R. Strickland, Thomas Bowden, W. R. Kratsort, Bill Bark, Thelma Williams, Ted Wil­ liams, Robert Williams, W. B. Kirby, Kenneth Wing, Jean Leonard and J. H. Lee Jr. Also the Mmei. E. C. Wald­ heim, Orville Barks, J. N. To­ lar, Ray Herron, Harry Wood­ ruff, Dick Aiken, Louie Gar­ ner, Lewis Dinkins, Fred Wil­ liams, Clarence Powell, Al­ bert Jarrell and Curtis Fisher. Also the Misses Kay Ivey, Rose K raticrt, Betsey WIIllama, Patti Glenn Johnson and Margaret Jarrell. Home From Ry Evelyn Lundy One of the moat Interesting vacations that we have heard of this summer la the one that the E. L. Bellhom family of Slavia hava Juat returned from. Mr. and Mrs. Bellhom and their two daughters, Sandra and Ruth, and their son, Ted travelled by car out wait ramping earh night at a atate park. They vliited the fab* uloua Yellowstone National Park, and a t Balt Lake City, they had the privilege of hearing the world fnmoue Tahernacle Choir. Afire lightsreing through ionic of the most scenic spots of the Rocky Mountain*, they went to Colorado .Springs and visited with former Oviedo residents, Mr. and Mri. F. Panke utul their three chil­ dren. Mra. Panke will be rememtiered a* the former Margurunt Arent. They also vis­ ited the Naval Academy In Colorado Springs. One of the highlights of the trip wai the eudden appear­ ance of a huge herd of buf­ falo In Oklahoma where they weru romping. Mrs. Ilellhorn said Unit they travelled alx thousand mltca while they were gone, and that during all that time they experienced lieuiitiful weather, however In tho mountains, it was some­ times quite chilly. Mr. And Mrs. Nuss Return Following MRS. IRA SOUTHWARD, left, wna hostess nt her lovely Hibiscus Court home to n recent pro-nuptini pnrty complimenting Miss Murilyn McDaniel, right, bride-elect of David II. King. In the center is Mrs. Thonms 1’. Mc­ Daniel, mother of the bride-elect. (Herald Photo) Mrs. A1 F. Hunt Entertains At Beach Resort Enjoyable Visit lly Julia Barton Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nus* of Faith Terruce returned re­ cently from vacationing in the north. They were houscgursts of hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nusa in Ber­ wick, Pa. and also visited her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. John Alima In Philadelphia where they sow the Phillies play the Cincinnati Red*. Knroute home they stopped In Washington, D. C. to visit point of lntcreat Including Arlington Cemetery and Pres­ ident Kennedy's graveside. Mr. and Mra. Nusa now hava as their houaegueats here, h er parents, Mr. and Mra. Robert Dltler of Holly­ wood. Mr. and Mra. A. F. Hunt hava returned home nflur apcndlng three wceka at Day. tons Beach. Mra. Hunt wna hnitraa to Ipeml the day pnrty with the gursta enjoying swimming, bridge and a delightful lunch­ eon. GurMa from Sanford for a day of relaxation were the Mail's. George Wells, A. K. Monforton, William D. Hof­ Coated wallpaper can be mann, George .Stine, K. S. Harper Sr., C. I* Redding, cleaned with ordinary house Wade Rurker, J. VV. Hull mud hold detergent or soap and Blanche Ter ho rat. water. MRS. ALBERTA WARNER, loft, performs tho mnrringo ceremony, unit­ ing Mian Knthlocn Mario linriiett ami Kenneth Neal, right. Michael BartoHzck, left, served the groom ua best mull, VS* The Pat 'N Place New Short • Cut To Rummer Comfort I Well Shape Taper It — Asd MM * Michael Bartm irk served the groom as best man. A reception was held at the borne following tho ceremony, amt tho young couple depart­ ed for a brief Wedding trip. The groom will report for Mr*. Herbert* Ann Leon- Reservation! are not required ardy, Rcgiatered Parliamen­ but may be made with Mrs. tarian, will ba in Orlando C. W. Reese, Orlando, Mid­ again this year to conduct classes In parliamentary pro­ cedure. The clsases are spon­ sored by the Orlando Parlia­ mentarians, and will be held a t the Cherry Plaza July 2730, Monday through Thurs­ day. Classes In elementary pro­ cedure will be Held from 0:30 a.m. to noon and again in the evening from 7:00 to 0:30. Classes in advanced proce­ dure will be held from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. The course la open to all in­ terested men and women and especially recommended to of­ ficers and memlters of civic, church and other organiza­ tion*. The fee for each ten hour session Is $10.50, paya­ MRS. LEONARDY ble at the Initial meeting. Casselberry Mrs. Josephine Kennedy, for­ mer CasselberTy resident, has returned from Bermuda where she was living with her son. Chief Specialist Nash Kennedy and his family stationed there with the U. S. Navy. The damp Bermuda weather did not agree with her and she was flown home to the Navy Hospital in Jacksonville on June 0, suffering with arthri­ tis. With the help of the Flor­ ida sunshine she Is now feel­ ing much better, and la stay- Betty Anne's Hair Styling Sal— 3201 8. Park Art. SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL 1U.AKKET FROZEN IN 3&0 L a BLOCK OF ICE, GUESS HOW LONG IT TAKES THE ICE TO MELT AND WIN ELECTRIC BLANKET. NOTHING TO BUY, JUST REGISTER AND GUESS. For traveling: smartly from summer into fa ll. . . see our new collection! Medical treatment can con­ trol high blood pressure and help avoid serious consequen­ ces which may develop If the condition la not treated, SemInole-DeUary H eart Associa­ tion says. Members of the Alliance Youth Fellowship group of the Sanford Alliance Church heard Dr. Kenneth M. Wing, local physician, speak on "The Effects of Smoking on Health" at a recent meeting of tho gruup. Miss Sylvia Smith, presi­ dent, Introduced Dr. Kenneth Wing nnd Mrs. Lorraine Gra­ ham, program administrator, Seminole County Unit of the Central Florid* Tutwrculnsla and Respiratory Disease As­ sociation. Slide* on “ Smoking and Health'' were shown by Mrs. Graham. After the showing of the slides, a question and answer period was conducted by Dr. Wing. *. Misses, Juniors Half • sizes. 7 Priced From 910.93 • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed • Open Friday Evenings BUDGET FURNITURE, Longwood Plaza Announces A COMPLETE and FINAL CLOSING OUT... GOINGOUTof BUSINESS SACRIFICE FOR CASH AUCTION QUALITY FURNITURE, LAMPS, RUGS, HOME FURNISHINGS, TABLES. To Be Sold At Auction In A Hurry — You Name The Price! STARTS FRIDAY N IG H T A T 7:30 P. M „ JULY 24th And Continues With FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Personals On Health Study Finer quality m S YR. GUARANTEE DECORATOR COLORS LOOK OF LUXURY MACHINE WASHABLE Transition Trends.. * Addresses Group e n n e t f f ELECTRIC BLANKETS T W IN OR DOUBLE Fashions Dr. K. M. Wing assigned duties tn New Guinea July 26 and the bride will re­ main in Enterprlee. Out of town wedding guest* were Mrs. Virginia Armstrong and daughter, Gayle, uf Judgenosonia, Ark. JULY BLANKET EVENT CONTINUES! way 7-2391 or Mrs. John J. ate past president of the Na­ tional Association* of Parlia­ Grant, Midway 7-7470. mentarians. Mra. Leonardy is a former Sanford resident, h a v i n g practiced law here some twen­ ty years ago. liar lata hus­ band also was an attorney here and a city judge. She is licensed to practice before tho Supreme Court, and is a Parliamentarian for several national organization!. She is SILVEHPLATE BY — author of many abort pamINTERNATIONAL plitrts and articles and of a liook, ‘‘An Elementary Course KADER in Parliamentary Procedure." JEWELERS Presently, she teaches Parlia­ mentary Law at the Univeri112 S. PARK AVE. ity of Miami, and la Immedi­ Ing with her daughter, Mrs. J. By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mr*. George F. W. Hicks, of Lonsdale. Measlck of Hibiscus Road had as their guests last week for a four day visit Mrs. Berths Elkler and Mr. and Mrs. Or­ ville Sims and Uiclr son. Mi­ chael, relatives from Mam­ moth, West Va. HIGH alw ays pa{re 4 — July 28, 1964 Irra 9 Airs. Leonardy To Instruct Classes M iss Kathleen Burnett A nd Kenneth Neal Exchange Vows By Mra. Ritchie lUrrla Mias Kathleen Marie Bursatt and A/2c Kenneth Neal were united in holy m atri­ mony on Tueaday July 14, 1084 at 6 p.m. a t the brido'a home on Pina Street in En­ terprise, with Mre. Alberta Warner, notary public, per­ forming the ceremony in the presence of doe* friends and ralatlves. The bride, given in marri­ ng* by her guardian, Walter Uoartoszek, chose a street length dreea of white satin with lac* overlay and carried a bouquet of roses. Her only attendant was Mrs. Joseph Vac ula. R sn fe rl CASH ONLY AUCTION EACH NIGHT 7:30 P.M. Be good to yourself . . . Sew Penney's Regulated Cottons the prints that never misbehave! Count on Pannay'a Racu­ P»y only ts trd Cottons to put you In control of th* clothe* you malrrl Thalr color* and pattern* nra th* moat exciting avar, ihay ma­ chine wash 'n wear, need littit or no Ironing, nra crass* resistant. Sanfor­ ised®! S tart sawing to­ day! 79 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • KITUNEBS SOFAS HUGS AND TABLES SOFA BEDS PLATFORM ROCKERS BED SPRINGS MATTRESSES CHAIRS AND ROCKERS DESKS AND LAMPS MIRRORS WARDROBES BEDROOM SUITES LIVING ROOM SUITES DINETTES POSTER BEDS CEDAR CHESTS LAMPS Auction Each Night (7:30 P.M.) For Limited Time Only All Sales Final — No Exchanges — No Refunds ENTIRE STOCK FREE CASH AND PRESENTS TO BE GIVEN AWAY AT EACH AUCTION! ’ OF BEDROOM AND LIVING ROOM SUITES Dinette Suites, Desks. Sofa Bed*, laserspring Mattresses, Beds and Springs. In Fact Exerything For The Home. The Auctioneer Will Truthfully Describe Every Article Sold. Y'ou Cau Buy With Confidence. FREE SPECIAL PRESENT TO BB GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREB AT CONCLUSION OF BALK Statement: We Are Quilting Business To liquidate in « hurry, we will sacrifice oar splendid stock at Public Auction. Don’t let anything keep you away. BUDGET FURNITURE It Will Pay You To Come Many Mile* To This Auction Sale — Bring Your Cash, Your Wagon Or Truck — Come Make Your Selections — There WUI Be Chain For Your Comfort And Bargains For AU — COME GET YOURS! • BUDGET FURNITURp (Going Out of B u s i n e s s ) »„ �Wjf VanTnrS WfmHI July 23. 1061 — Tact* K J in s . WALLY PHILIPS, loft, was hostess at her lovely Lily Court home to a recent coffee re­ ception honoring Miss Niki Ashby, popular bride-elect of Alex MrKibhin. To the rigid of Niki is her mother, Mrs. Bishop Ashby and Sliss M erritt Philips, co-hostess, (Herald Photo) . W. M.Philips Hostess To Bridal Coffee In Honor O f M iss Niki Ashby Mrs. Wally Philips and daughter, Miss Merrill Phil­ lips, were rerent ro-hostesses at Iheir grsi'inus Lily Court home to a delightful coffee reception honoring Miss Niki Ashhy, lovely hridc-elecl of Alex MrKibhin. The foyer was arranged with unique planters of green­ ery, and arrangements of yp|low daisies and rnmations in milk glass containers were placed a t vantage points throughout the rereption area. Niki received the guests in a stunning huw-niian print sheath, with her mother, Mrs. ilishop Ashhy receiving in an elegant sea foam limn shift. Mrs. Philips was attired in a smart black two piece ensem­ ble with white silk organza collnr and Miss Philips re­ ceived in a fnrest green slim skirt and sleeveless jacket with polka dot blouse. The serving table, overlaid in an heirloom lace cloth, was centered with a splendid airangement of white glads and dioim m akcA A NEW FALL Just Arrived! Flemings Gifls - Cards - Hooks 210 E. First St. Hava you enjoyed the re­ cipes used the past three weeks? If so, please let n»e know, as they were all given to me by latlies I met on my recent trip. Ami I have had “orders” to please let them know how they were received here. So let me hear from you. Write me 1U. 1, Box .11-11, Sanford. I hope to have some from homemakers in Washington, D. C., parts of Maryland, Vir­ ginia and New York as that is my next trip , Here's a crisp cool summer salad, LETTUCE ROLL SALAD 1 pkg, cream cheese U cup ground cooked hum 2 thsp. chili sauro 2 tbsp. India relish Mayonnaise JULY tffo jO U lM V C G SUMMER Reg. $45.00 DACRON - WOOL $3798 SPORT COATS $29.95 Dacron • Wool shastn daisies intei spersed with miniature brides and love birds in a genuine milk glass vase. The delectable mocha coffee was served from a handsome milk glass howl with an assortment of dainty tea sandwiches, mintature rakes, toasted nuts of­ fered from silver and rrystnl service attractively arranged, creating a beautiful table. Assisting t h e hostesses were Mis. Got don Sw coney, Mrs. Andrew Car raw ay, Mrs. C $24.95 Blends ALSO GROUPS OF Walk Shorts — Swim Trunks Straw Hats fi large lettuce leaves Mash cheese. Mix thorough­ ly with hum, chili sauce, and relish. Spread a thin layer of this mixture on each leaf of lettuce. Begin rid ling lettuce loaf from outer edge toward the renter until entirely roll­ ed. Chill. When ready to serve, cut in l-ineh lengths. I’ltiee three or four rolls on leaf of crisp lettuce and garn­ ish with mayonnaise, rooked salad dressing or French dressing, • • • This will make your mouth water, SOUTHERN ICE CREAM 12 marshmallows ■i tbsp. water or milk. 1 rup crushed pineapple t.j cup maraschino •'cherries cut fine 1 tall can evaporated milk 1 *a tens, vanilla C u t marshmallow* a n d placn in water or milk over heat until dissolved. Remove front heat ami add pineapple and cherries. Cool. Add evap­ orated milk, which has been thoroughly chilled and whip­ ped until thick. Add vanilla. Four into tray and placa on bottom shelf of freezing com­ partment. Turn to coldest con­ trol position until mixture is frmen to tiie proper consist­ ency, then return control to normal position. • • • Coming home from our re­ rent western trip, wo ramo hark hv Montirrlbi, Fla. While there we picked so mo black­ berries. Here is the way I used them. III.AC h BERRY TEA CAKE Pale Smlt, Mrs. Hawkins Connelly and Mrs. Ilrack Per­ kins, Jr. Tho hostesses presented Niki with a gift of crystal in her chosen pattern ami an un­ usual corsage created by Mr*. Frank Ponnhoe, fashioned from a single glad stalk to form a feathery creation, which she terms Glamelliu. Approximately t!() guests called iluiitig the appointed coffee hour. Q o h tW l *3 cup butter ( I oz.) 1 cup granulated sugar Yolks of .1 eggs, well beaten 1 *x lb*, round steak 1 *i cup milk t level tens, baking powder *a lens, suit Whiles of 2 eggs 1 pt, blackberries Four cups sifted flour. (I used the Wonilrn floor which you don’t have to sift.) Cream the butter, add the sugar, the yolks of egg-s, milk, flour, snlt and baking powder and the whites of the eggs, beaten dry, and the blackberries slightly dredged with flour. Bake in a 350 degree oven about 25*10 minutes. Serve hot or cold. You rould substi­ tute blueberries if you wish. • » • STUFFED ONIONS 6 large onions, peeled 3 thsp. rhopped green pepper h cup finely rhopped celery 2 thsp. finely chopped parsley H i teas, salt. H teas, pepper 12 cruekrrs, finely crumhlrd Boll in soiled water G min­ utes. Drain in cold water. Cut in half cross-wise, simmer in more salted water until tend­ er. Drain, remove centers and chop fine with remaining ingtedlents. Add crackers and stuff onions, Bukr in covered baking pan 50 minutes in 325 degree oven. • * • LEMON MEAT LOAF I *s lbs. lean pork, ground - eggs, beaten Juice and rind, grated, of 1 lemon t-i cup erarker crumb* Strip* of baron 1 rup ranned tomatoes Kail and pepper to taste '■i cup evaporated milk, un­ diluted Combine meat, egg*, lemon juira and rind, c r a c k e r crumbs and seasonings into a loaf and cover with the to­ < matoes and strips of bacon. Capture their Bike covered in a slow oven beauty in pirturri 25fl degree* for 2 hour*. Re­ Mob* hriulquudrii He AocJat move cover and pour over tha taror'O t • rQt/ipmrni ■ f,ln i loaf tha milk and continue baking uncovered for 30 min­ utes. Any iaft-over meat may bt used this way. • • « CAMERA HIIOP BEEFSTEAK FIE WITH 210 S. PARK AVE. POTATO CRUST Wieboldt's MID|SUMMER C tint J Z c& L W L WEAR 0 MEN'S MEN 115 Magnolia Arc. Phone 322-1535 Miss Ouida (lay Heist, daughter of Mrs. John A. Heist of Lake Jem, and the lute Mr. Heist, and Panicl Karly Rrumlry, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lester Brumley of Sanford, were united in holy matrimony on Satur­ day, July 11, 19f<j at 11 a.nt. at St. Lukes Kpiscopat Ca­ thedral in Orlando with the Very Kcv. Francis Campbell Gray performing the impres­ sive double ring ceremony. Arrangement* of yellow roses adorned the church with Miss Shannon Walker provid­ ing the processional and re­ cessional. Arthur Yergey, ten­ or, sang "Ave Maria" and ‘‘Lord Jesus Christ.” Given In marriage hv her brother. John Kendrick Heist, the bride was radiant in a white formal gown of peau do sois reembroidered in rhnntilly lace. The fitted bo­ dice featured a sweetheart neckline with elbow length sleeve* accented by hand sewn seed peat Is on the bo­ dice and full bell skirt whirh was gracefully draped to the back in soft folds with a bus­ tle securing a cascade of peau de sois front the waist falling to a floor length train. Her II font veil of illusion was edged in rhnntilly lnre form­ ing a mantilla head coveting, and she rnrrird a colonial bri­ dal bouquet of yellow roses centered with Cimbldium or(hid*. Mis* Judy Childress a t­ tended the bride as maid of honor and she wore a floor length empire gown of green crepe and carried art arm houtpiet of yellow ahasta daisies. Dennis Banks of Sanford srrved the groom as best man, and ushers were Jar Cash ami Kd Dodson of Sanford ami Bolt Heist and John Bestenu from Lake Jem, By Mra. II. I.. Johnson REDUCED TO CLEAR O UT OPEN FBI. NIGHTS — CLOSE WED. NOON M iss Ouida G ay Heist Bride O f Daniel Brumley w nv (Practically Drippings and salt 2 ( U p * sifted flour 3 level lea*, bilking powder tea*, salt I cup cold mashed potatoes '» cup shortening Milk Cut the steak into sttipi an inch wide. Blown these in the drippings and let simmer in boiling water till tender. Add suit und pep|ier to season, and turn into a baking dish. Sift together flour, salt and bak­ ing powder, add the potatoes nml work in the shortening. Add milk and mix to a dough, knead lightly and roll to fit lop of baking dish, cut 2 slit* in the middle. Bake 25 min­ utes in 350 degree oven. • • • SHRIMP GUMBO 1 large onion '■» cup flour i lb. shrimp *i Hi. of rrabmeat 3 large garlic cloves 1 large ran tomatoes 1 large ran okra Salt and pepper to taste Brown flour in a little grease. Add onions and garlic just before flour is brown. Add tomatoes, let fry a few minute* and then add water. Pour into pot,make gravy thin so shrimp will cook. Add a dash of hot sauct and cat­ sup to taste. Add shrimp and crab meat to gravy and rook slow for alxiut 45 minutes. Add okra the last ten minute* of cooking. Serve on rice. The bride's mother was a t­ tired in a striking beige lace sheath with pink accessories and her corsage was of Cim- cessories and a Cimbldium or­ chid corsage. Following the wedding, a reception was held at the home of the bride’s mother in hidlum orchids. I-ake Jem. The reception Hie groom’s mother chose room* were taste fully em­ a smart turquoise silk linen bellished with classic a r­ ensemble with nintching ac­ rangement* of yellow roses, EVELYN'S WEEK END i m Mows a Fashions 2526 PARK DRIVE OPEN ALL DAY WF.D. M. AND Fill. NIGHTS —"y - —1i^ — m i / 1 r i V ltU U J\ - ...... i l * .A it* — PECIALS BRICES GOOD THRU SUN., JULY 26, 1964 MBS. DANIEL EARLY BRUMLEY Osteen Personals Hv Mm. ('larrner Snjder and will visit other relatives Miss Diane Jones spent Fri­ while there. day through Tuesday with Rev. and Mrs. Trammel Kil­ Michael Skinner, son of Mr. patrick in Winter Garden. and Mr*. Ernest Skinner, was injured when lie attempted a Miss Frances Riggs, daugh­ backward dive nml hit hi* ter of Mr nml Mrs. Fred Pre- head on the diving hoard. He vatt, left Sunday for a two was tuken to a doctor* office week* visit in Louisville, Ky. in Dclaind. Ten ititchr* were She will stay with her grand­ required in the wound. The mother, Mr*. Myrtla Riggs accident happened at Bull's Park during the recreation program. Enjoy Historical Eastern Vacation Dr. ami Mr*. Alburn Rector havo returned from a two weeks Vllention trip. They first traveled to Fort Lee, Virginia, where they vis­ ited tiie Major Sykes family who formerly lived in San­ ford. They later went In Norfolk and visited the Navy Yard* and thr Sliiinc of Gen. MarArthur, who purchased the old city hall and hem nil of the trophy*, memoirs, etc. of MacArthur'a life are krpt. The Rectors claim it is well wxnth seeing. They visited historical Wil­ liamsburg and many other h i s t n r i r a I place* in and around Richmond and Alexdria before going to Washing­ ton, D, C. . Hero they attended the liltli annual reunion of the Rainbow Division Veterans. Mrs. Rector was honored at this meeting hy iicing elected serum! vice president of the Auxiliary. They went on to Riiltimnrr and visited Mr. and Mr*. Art MacDonald. He was a former army buddy of Rector, On their return trip thry visited Klienamlonh National P*ik ami traveled lb* Blue Ridge Parkway. LAST WEEK OF SU M M ER SH O E SALE Bullor will keep lor a( Irast six months in llie freezer at zero degrees or below if it Is unopened. 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I hI ST. 110 E. 1st Street 322-3071 SANFORD SHOPS i SACCHARIN 89* Mrs. Betty Knyiler and son, John, have returned from spending one week at New Smyrna Reach and another week at Riviera Bench. Mr. anil Mr*. Charles Rob­ inson have returned to Os­ teen to muke their home af­ ter living in Pasadena, Cali­ fornia. Mrs. Robinson was the former Beverly Brooke. Clmrlc* ini* been a patient ill Hie Seminole Memorial Hos­ ! pital following an accident when hr was rrturning home. PINTS — RUBBING ALCOHOL REG. 39c The A. C. Rectors wide) CLEARANCE white lillies, daisies and Richard Jones and family mums. A beautiful four tier from Ft. Lauderdale. wedding cake sourrounded by colorful blossoms, punch and assorted delicacies filled tho elegant table. Assistants at the reception were Mrs. Slater Cox of Kustis and Miss Jane Murray, Miss Jerrte Carmody. Miss Reth Spiro and Mrs. Vernon L. Conner. The bride and groom de­ parted via cabin cruiser up llie St. John's River to Jack­ H Summer Sun — sonville and Sea Island, with Surf nml Sand Arc the bride attired in white slim jims with pink striped jacket M a k i n g Your Hair and the groom wearing white LHcIcsn Let Uit Make hermudas and blue yachting It Look Like New — shirt for an unusual wedding trip. Mr. and Mr*. Brumley are FOR APPOINTMENT residing al 1115 Sarita. A m o n g the out-of-town CALL 322-369? wedding guest* were Mr*. Richard Edgerton and daught­ er, Carol, Buck Hills, Penn.: Dr. and Mrs. Robert 11. Spiro BEAUTY SALON am) daughter, Bftli, ami Dr. and Mr*. (1. E. Harrell and IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL daughter, Beth, all from Jack3rd & MAGNOLIA sonvillr, and Mr. and Mr*. Accredited Charge Accounts Open F.ri. Nites \ �Datiforb Sanford LL Teams Clash Tonight For District Title Srralb Page 8 — July 23, 1064 About Sports Nationals Take Thinking Jordan Spins No 14 Swimmers Qualify 15 To 1 Decision O u t Loud Hitter As A's Beat Kissimmee For Junior Olympics From St. Cloud By Jalisa Steaatroa* It’a time to doU the fedora U> favor of Toat 53*a American Legion junior baseball team for coming from behind In the final game of its schedule and knocking off fabulous Post 10 of Orlando and winning the Legion’s Sixth District cham­ pionship. The d o b had some ups and downs during the sea­ son bat when the chips were down the alao was up. A lot of credit goes to the club’s hurling corps which In­ cluded such aces as Jim Cour­ ier of Oftedo, Donnie Smith of Longwood, Rick Sires of Sanford and two others who came up from time to time to pitch some pretty good base­ ball. Of course, you can’t over­ look the play of Billy Higgins and Rex Brooks who shared the catching duties, Red Jan­ sen, Rick Gollohcr, and a host of other youngsters who play­ ed big roles In the success of the local team. And, toe, much credit m ast go to Manager Frank Thomas who platooaed play, ors much In the fashion of Casey Stengel a few years back when be "substituted" Uke mad to lead the Yan­ kees to the pennant. Naturally, this corner ex­ tends to Thomas and his co­ horts the best of luck when they move Into the area play­ offs at Fort Pierce on July 27. H ie round-robin tournament there will pit the locals against the champions or the Seventh, Eighth end Twelfth Districts. * * * Letter to the Sports Editor: "Seeing as you gave Sunland's Don Robinson such a write up In your sports section for pitching a no-hltter In the Seminole Senior League, It would bo appreciated If you would give Bear Lake's Steve Wlnfrce a similar write up. "On July 9, Steve pitched a no-hlt, no-run gamo against North Orlando. lie missed a perfect game by only four walks. He had some fine fielding behind him. He struck out 12. He was given strong sup­ port by his teammates such as Dick Clark, Dutch McPher­ son and Dave Unley. Each collected three hits. Bear Lake won the game, 11 to 0." - A Bear Lako Rooter Although It waan’t planned, It turned out to be Walt Jor­ dan night a t Fort Mallon Park Wednesday night. Jordan took the hill for tho Sanford Littla League Amer­ icans and hurled a no-hit, no­ run performanea whlla hla mates piled up 23 runs to whip — if that’s tha right word for it — tha Kissimmee Nationals In a District Four southern division semi-final playoff tilt. Jordan alao had a big role in tha 23-run barraga aa ha hit a pair of homa runa and had threa other hlta in his six appearances at tha dish. On tha hill, Jordan atruck out M whlla laiulng only four walka. Ha whiffed eight of the laat nine battera he faced and It appeared as though "he could have pitched all night" — gattlng stronger and more effective aa the gamo went tha routa. Actually, he only had two of hla deliveries hit during the slx-Innlng affair. Both were groundera handled by the Americana' flrat aacker. Tho Americana put together 17 hlta, nine walk*, three hits batsmen and nine Kissimmee errors while enroute to their 23 runs. Andy Rufus had a pair of two-baggera and a single. Mark Cockman had a double and a triple and Mike Hleksoh also had two hlta. It was tha longest game played this season In Little League circles here. It lasted two hours and 35 minutes. Tonight the Americans will meet the Hanford Nationals In the District Four southern division final at Fort Mellon Park. Gametime Is B p.m. Score by Innlnge: Hanford (A) 000 S35—23 17 0 (laalremee (N)000 000—0 0 0 WP—Jordan. LP—Carr, HR —Jordan 2 (Hanford) Kings wood's Builders, cham­ pions of the Men’s Slo-Pitch Softball League for the second consecutive year, not only had tha best won and Ion record but also the best offense and defense In the loop's statisti­ cal department. During the M-gatne sched­ ule. the Builders tallied 379 runs while holding the oppo­ sition to only 02. And, they were consistent la doing It. They scored 103 runs In the first half and another 1M In the second. They gave up 41 runs la the first half and 47 hi the second. Xingswood'a hurlers were touched for an average of Just over three runa per game while the Builders themselves avtraged better than 13 runs per contest. * * * American League W. !.. Pet. Gn New York 55 85 .fllB Baltimore 66 37 .002 1 Chicago 65 37 .608 1H Angeles 60 48 .610 OH 47 47 .600 10H Minnesota Detroit 47 47 .600 10H Briton 40 60 .470 12H Cleveland 42 60 .467 14 H Kansas City 30 68 .383 21H Washington 30 02 .807 23 H Wednesday's Results New York 0, Washington 8 Los Angeles 3, Chlrago 2 Cleveland 7, Baltimore 4 Kansas City 0, Minn. 4 Detroit B, Boston 0 Games Today Kansas City at Minnesota Loa Angeles a t Chicago Detroit at Boston Washington a t New York twi­ light Cleveland at Baltimore (N) Games Friday I-os Angelea a t Kanaaa City (N) Minnesota a t Chlrago (N) New York at Detroit 2, twlnlght Boston at Cleveland (N) Washington a t Baltimora 2, twl-night And while we're on the sub­ ject of tho Men's Slo-Pitch Laague, which Is sponsored by th t City Recreation Depart­ ment, 14 of the 27 games won by the Kings wood Builders were chalked up to the credit of Bud Monerief and 13 went to Leroy Estridge. Monerief, however, got credit for the o h loss the Builders had against their season's record. Other top hurlers la tha lea­ gue included Otto Tbomaa of Longwood who posted 14 wins against three losses, Frank Thomas of McRaney's Painters who had a record of 11 wins and nine setbacks, and Florida Slate Bank’s Don Hunter who won seven and loot three. SEEK UNBEATEN SEASON NEW YORK (U PI) — Zeglsbl* of Poland seeks to become the flrat team in tha international soccer league to ftalah a season unbeaten and untied when It face* Cashweclhater of Austria tonight a t Downing Stadium. Fourteen members of the Seminole Swim Association, under the direction of Coach Emma Spencer, participated in the District Two prelimin­ ary meet at Venetian Gardens Pool in Leesburg Monday and Tbesday and all qualified to take part In the Junior Olym­ pics slated for Clearwater in August. Only the top four relay teams In each of the events are invited to participate In the Junior Olympic event and all of the Seminole Aisoclalion teams were among the top four places. The boys (1314) team took first plica In the medley relays for their sge group. Ida Wilton, the association's director of publicity, said to­ day that "The training and practice t h e s e youngsters have had under Coach Spen­ cer hat certainly paid off and all of Sanford should be proud of them." Following a suggestion by Tha Herald that a local meet be arranged If possible, Mrs. Wilson declared, ••Committees have been busting trying to line up one. The problem," she went on to point out, "Is that the Municipal Pool Is not of regulation size for a meet. There's also the problem of acating arrangements f o r spectators since this type of meets generally Is well at­ tended." But she said that "Possibly the cooperation of the Navy might permit us to have one meet here. We're working on it now." Meanwhile, the local group la planning to enter the Relay Meet In Eustls, Aug. 1. Mrs. Wilson also ssld that National League W. L. Pet. GB Philadelphia 64 87 .603 San Fran. 55 40 .570 1 Cincinnati 51 43 .643 4 tt Pittsburgh 47 42 .628 6 Milwaukee 47 45 411 7H 8t. I-oula 47 46 406 8 Chicago 46 46 .500 8 tt Loa Angelea 46 47 .406 9 Houston 41 63 .448 18)1 New York 20 66 406 27 Wtdnseday'a Results San Francisco 7, Chicago S New York 4, Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 4, Milwaukee 1 Los Angelea 1, Houston 0 Pittsburgh 18, SL Louis 2 Game* Today Philadelphia at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at St. Louis Chicago a t San Francisco New York a t Cincinnati (N) lluustun a t Loa Angeles (N) Games Friday Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (N) SL Louis a t Philadelphia (N) San Fran, nt Loa Ang. (N) Chicago a t Houston (N) Milwaukee a t New York (N) tha Association has paid its compliments to Ruth Polgar and Jane B enerer for the jobs they did at the recent Leesburg meet In serving as "assistant coach" and “chief tim er," respectively. At Leesburg, first place winners from Seminole were Rob Bcsserer, Freddie Ganas, Chris Wilson and Randy Bowl­ ing in tha medley relay. Third plsce winners Included Milton Parsons In the 100-yard but­ terfly, Barbara Bolt In the 100yard backstroke, Con Wilson in tha 100-yard backstroke, Randy Bowling In the 100-yard backstroke, and Cindy Wilson In the 100-yard freestyle. Bill Bracken, Sandy Rich* ards, Buster Bruce, Fred Ganas, Paul Polgsr and sev­ eral others qualified for the J u n i o r Olympics, Including John Wight as an alternate member of the 13-14 year old relay team. Men's League Semi-Finals To Start Tonight The semi-final* of tha San­ ford Men’s Slo-Pitch Softball tournament will get underway tonight a t Fort Mellon Park. In tha first contest—slated for 7:30—the league chantpioni, Kings wood Builder*, will play tha Bankers of Flor­ ida State. The second encounter will •ee McRaney'a Painters com­ peting with Longwood. This affair Is scheduled to sta rt at 8:30. Tonight’s winners will meet Friday night for tha league’s tourney championship. Wednesday night tha Paintera moved Into the ecml-finali by taking a forfeit win over USO. The USO'ers were un­ Manager Frank Thomaa an­ able to field the required 10 nounced this morning that the players. Post 63 American Legion Jun­ ior baseball squad will travel to Fort Pierce Monday morn­ ing for the area playoffa scheduled there. Results Wednesday Night Thomas ssld that drawings Tampa 9, Ft. Lauderdale 2 will be held at 1 p.m. Monday Lakeland 6, Miami 0 and that two games of the Sarasota 3, Orlando 0 double elimination tourna­ St. Pete at Daytona, ppd., ment will bo played Monday power failure afternoon and another pair tliat evening. Two more games, he said, will lie played Tuesday after­ Wednesday's Reaulte noon and two others Tuesday Knoxville 4, Chattanooga 3 night. The local Legion nine wUl Macon 11, Columbus 6 be the guests of the Fort Lynchburg 4, Charlotte 0 Pierce Post during Ha slay in Asheville 6, Birmingham 4 that city. Legion Tourney Starts Monday Florida State Southern League Legal Notice Legal Notice By Fred Down UPI Sports Writer The way things are going ST. CLOUD — The San- those red-hot Los Angeles An­ ford Nationals scored a 16 to gels will citch tha New York 1 decision over the 8t- Cloud Americans here Wednesday night for a berth in tonight's championship game at Fort Mellon Park In Sanford for tha southern division title of state District Four. The Sanford aggregation will meet tha Sanford On* of Florida's biggest Americana la a contest superstock meets will b« held which geta underway at 8 Saturday night at the Twin City Dragway a t Oldamar P-m. Tha winner of tonight's with Col. Beecher W yatt of affair Will meet the win* Sanford driving tha favored ner of tha northern dlvl* "Rebel" among tha entries ■Ion of District Four for from all over the state. the right to participate In Four Moper drivers from tha state tournament nt Jacksonville will compete. Jacksonville Beach In early They are Rev. Jim Black drivAugust. Ing a '64 wedgehead Ply. David Lea and Skip Sen- mouth, Larry Todd driving karik moved Into starring an Identical auto, John Perry rolea In the National*' vie- and hla “super car" — a hemlory. I.ee and Senkarik had lhcail Plymouth engine, and bark to back homera In the Bill Stallings In a 'C3 Dodge. opening round win over Kis­ Hank McLennan of St. simmee Tuesday night and Petersburg will complete In last night they smashed out his '62 Dodge, Hugh Olsby three homers between then. of Lakeland will drira hla I.** clobbered one out of the '64 Plymouth wedgehead, St. Cloud park and Senkarik Barry Hawk will drive a '63 clouted a pair. One of SenPlymouth wedgehead, a n d karlk's blowa was termed as Johnny Pittman will pilot the the longest ever arrn In Lit­ "Rebel, Too" from Sanford. tle League play here In St. Alica W yatt, tha Colonel's Cloud. wife, will be the first woman Senkarik paeed the hitters to compete In a super stock with three safeties while Lee event in Florida when ah* and A1 Groom* each went two drive* "The Rebel" In com­ for three at the plate. Lee petition Saturday night. was the winning pitcher. He permitted St. Cloud only three scattered hlta while fanning 13 and walking .four. Score hy Innlnge: St. ( loud (A) 001 000—1 3 S Sanford (N) 664 00s—IS 12 2 WP—David Lee. LP—BohWednesday's Reesita by Baker, HR—Senkarik 2, Richmond 2, Rochester 1, 1st Lee (both of Sanford) Rochester 8, Richmond 1, 2nd Buffulo 6, Jacksonville i Toronto 0, Atlanta 2 Syracuse 7, Columbue 4 According to Florida law, Resulla Wednesday boaters are not allowed to use Cubs-Rshels, cancelled rain sirens or flashing red lights FINAL STANDINGS on their boats unless the Chiefs ............. ............. 0 craft happens to be a police Tigers ... . . . . ________ 7 or fir* bosL Panthers __________ 6 Rebels ............__ __ 8 Yanks ___________ _ 2 in th e rin rriT court, Cubs ......................... 1 NINTH JU D IC IA L rtn c ilT Te* Wee League Tourna­ o r F L O R I D A IN AN D F O R ment starts Monday, July S E M IN O I.R COUNTY C H A N C E R Y NO. I 4 I U 27th and will be held Mon­ n o t ic e of aurr day, Tuesday A Wednesday. T I . . 1 B T t T F . 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I tIC K K T T R and O f f i c i a l Iteo o rd a Hook ITS p s a a B F U tN O L H M E M O R I A L HOS ITT o f t h e I’u b llc Ite o o rd a o f I ' l T A L D e f e n d a n t # , t h e na B t m l n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a n . l u r e o f aeld a u l t b e t a s a a u l t c u m h e r l n s t h a t c e r t a i n p lace l a f o r e r l o a a t h a t c e r t a i n m o d o r p a r c e l o f p r o p e r l y l o c a t e d , g a s * d a t e d M a y IS, t i l l , a n d of a l l u a l e , a n d b a i n s In a a l d c o u n ­ r e c o r d In o fficial Recorde t y a n d H late. t o - w l t i L o t S. B lo c k K. HUNI.AND Hoo k ITP. P e a e SI. P u b l i c Heof H em ln o le C ounty, KHTATKH. a e u b d l v l . t o n . r o d e a c c o r d i n g t o a p l a t l h a r e . F l o r i d a , e n c u m b e r i n g t h e fol> l o w i n g d e e c r l b e d r e a l p r operty o f, r e c o r d e d la I 'l e t Hon k I I . p a g e a 14 l e XI e f t h e t e - « l t t T h e W e a l I IS f e e l o r I .e t P ublic R ecarda of Sem i­ f o r HVANB S U B DIVISIO N, nole O ounty, Florida. according to plat th ereof kacii o r run ia RKquin. r e c o r d e d l a P i a t H o o k I, COB-SI E U lo file y o u r a n e w e r o r P a n # IT, o f I h e p u b l l o re o th e r w r itte n defeneee to the r o r d e of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , C om plaint w ith th e ' l a r k of F lorida. Ihe C ir c u it C o u rt a t Sem inole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In t h U p r o ­ a n d y o u a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d c e e d i n g a n d t o ee r v * a co p y l a file y o u r a n e w e r In aald w ith the undersigned t h e r e o f u p o n t h e p l a i n t i ff ! * e u l t (Ideal For Spriakler Systems) a i t o r n a y a , w h o a a n a m e a a n d C l e r k o f eald C o u r t a n d l e s e r v e a co p y t h e r e o f u p o n th e P lata* addreaa are k ereln afte r eel f o r t h , aa r e q u i r e d by l a w , n o t t i f f s a t t o r n e y , w h o a . n a m e a n d l a t e r t h a n t h a t l t h d a y o f a d d r e e e a p p e a r b e lo w , o n o r V4" Diam. (80 lb. pressure) 4c/Ft. or 2.95/100' A u f u i t t i l l , la d efau lt th ere- before ih e I tth d ay o f A ugust o f t h e c a u e e w i l l p r o c e e d ea« l i f t , a n d la d e f a u l t t h e r e o f * iMDiam. (80 lb. preaaurt) 7e/Ft. or 5.25/100* p a r t e u p o n Ih e e n t r y o f a H e . D e c r e e P r o C o a fe a e o w i l l be c r e e P r o C o a fe a e o a a a l n e t yo u . e n t e r e d a s a l n a l y o u . (»i • 3" Diam. I r Slock) '.TITNESa my hand and the W I T N E S S m y b a n d a n d o f . official tool of oaJd Court la f t c l a l s e a t a t t h e C o u n t y C o u r t , Semlnolo Oounty, Florida, ihlo h ouae, H an fo rd . S e m l n o l o C o u n ­ t y . F l o r i d a , t h i s l » t h d a y of Tib day of July lift. Ju n o T ilt. (■■A L ) (B E A L) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . J r , A r th u r H. B eckw ith. J r , C l e r k o f th o C i r c u i t C o u r t C lerk of C ircuit C ourt B y t Sandra S. Johnaoa By: M a r t h a T . V l h t e n , D C . D e p u ty C lerk NEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET P h i l l i p 11. L o s a a B B A K D A L U O IU D LB T B h t n holeer a n d L ogan AN D L E W I S A ttorneys a t Law A tto rn ey s for P lain tiff 220 N. FRENCH AVE. F lro t F ed eral Building S t N orth C a u rt Street SANFORD, FLA. 822-8412 H an fo rd . F l o r i d a Poet O fflea Ilea I I I ! A ttorney for P la in tiff O rlando, F lorida "Headquarter* For Sprinkler Byatem*" P u b l l a h J u l y I , IS, t l , U . 1114 P u b l i s h J u l y S. I. i s . I I . t i l l C D U -I C D B -II W T ica o r eurr IN Angels Nip Chisox, 3-2 Yankee*, provided American League President Joe Cronin extends tbe season until Feb­ ruary. That's what makes the An­ gels' break neck drive a study In frustration. The Angels have won nine of their last 10 games and have a 15-7 record for the month of July, but all they’ve really succeeded In doing la to slow down the teams which are within striking range of the Yankees. Because, during the same period, the Yankees have compiled a 12-8 record and "lost" only one game to the Angels. At that rale—the loss of one game every three weeks—It would take the Angels another 30 weeks to make up the 9H games which stdl aeparate them from the pace setters. The Angels did the Yankees a favor again Wednesday night when th er beat the Chi­ cago White Sox 3-2. It marked the Angels' third straight vic­ tory over the White Sox but once again they failed to gain ground on the main objective because the Yankees beat the Washington Senators 84. The Yankee victory, com­ bined with the White Sox' de­ feat and the Baltimore Ori­ oles' 7-4 loss to the Cleveland Indians, gave the Yankees a one-game lead over Baltimore and a 114-game margin over Chicago. Willie Smith scored from third base on J. C. Martin's passed bill with two out In tbe ninth Inning to provide Los Angeles' Bob Lee with hla sixth win. Hoyt Wilhelm, who bad held tbe Angels scoreless In 8H Innings of previous re­ lief work this season, suffered his sixth loss. Joe Pepltone tripled with the h u e s filled In the fifth Inning to highlight a five-run rally that enabled A1 Down­ ing to win his seventh game for the Yankees. The Detroit Tiger* defeated the Boston Red Sox 8-8 and the Kansas City Athletics best the Minesota Twin* 6-4 in other AL games. In the National League, Philadelphia downed Milwau­ kee, 4-1, San Francisco topped Chicago 74, New York nipped Cincinnati 44, Pitsburgh rout­ ed SL Louis 13-2 and Los A*. gcles shut out Houston 1-0. . Hornung And Taylor Bring Smiles To Green Bay Coach By United Trees International I t seems like old time* at the Green Bay Packers’ ramp a t West De Tere, WIs. Coach Vince Lombardi la smiling but the rest of the Western Division teams had better watch ouL Paul Hornung and Jim Tay­ lor, who led the Green Bay Packers to three successive National Football League Western Division champion­ ships and two NFL crowns, ran together during two stiff drills in 00 degree weather Tuesday. The two P a e k e r dreadnaughts drew raves from the coaching staff for tha way they executed running plays, especially on wide sweep*. Hornung ia attempting a comeback after being im pend­ ed last season. Taylor, hobbled by injuries and a bout with hepatitis last yean, Is trying to regain his old form. St. I-ouis Cardinal* coach Wally Lemm ia whipping his team into condition for a go a t the Eastern Division title by conducting 45-minute sea■lone for offeneiv* and defen­ sive units a t night in addition to eatra claaswork. On other fronts: The pass receiving of Willi* Richardson and the running of rookie fullback Roger Lope* high­ lighted Baltimore's drill. . . . Minnesota lost, through injur­ ies, tha service* of defenalva en Jim Marshall (fractured left wriet) and linebacker Roy Wlneton (sprained an­ kle). Tha Chicago Bears' place kickers, Roger Ledere and Bob Jencka, worked on their ipecialty while the rc it of the squad tried to block kick*.. . . the Detroit Liona installed a new play-calling system, with the quarterback staggering hi* calls to throw opponents off balance . . . newly acquir­ ed Angelo Coia impressed Redskin coaches in pass of­ fense drill . . . and tha San Francisco Forty-Niners work­ ed on ntw pass formations. SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELLS ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - 8:15 P. M. 310 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GtVE TOP YALUB STAMPS 3-dav TIRE SALE THURS. - FRL - SAT. SEARS JULY 23 - 24 - 25 Hi >1 H l'C h AN'H < <> WAS $21.89 Our Prtmlura Nylon Allstate Guardsman Superlred Tires Smooth rid# . . . longer wear mads them our beet tlrael GUARANTEED S3 MONTHS FtfBB MOUNTING ON ABOVE TIRES Good Quality Tirol oomunto is nouns FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE 8JV1IS Tab* nasr * 8 AT REDUCED PRICES ladadoo Fed. Excise Tea Ural WALL SUPPLY • M S additive WE HAVE MOVED! o p ADC CATALOG SALES OFFICE ^ 2701 Orlando Drift — Finerreel rest She Shopping Center -L-i * * - * \ O �n $ £ U & b y O n (B h id q si By Oswald Jacoby When declarer leida one of NORTH ZJ •quala, ha usually leadi the A Q J94 V K Q 8C hlgheit ao th at the lead” of ♦ 7S ‘•ome ether card ia a form of * 10 8 2 W EST E A ST false-carding. *76 My old friend, the late * 3 *78* V A .8 U Bpottawood Bowen of New ♦ Q J 109 ♦K8043 York, obtained one of the ♦ A 0 0 5 3 * 7 4 moit interesting remit* I SO U TH (D ) ♦ A K 108 9 2 have ever aeen a i the rciult V J 10 of that type of falsc-card. ♦ AS Spotty took the Tint dia­ ♦ KQJ mond trick, led a trump to B o th v u ln e ra b le dummy’a queen and a aecond S o u t h I V e i t N o r t h E a a t rasa 2 * Pass trump back to hit ace. lli* 1 * Pass Pass Pass next play wai the ten of 4 * O p en in g lead— # Q hearta covered with dummy’a queen. Jack of hearts and East de­ Thia gave B ait the diitinct cided to hold back his ace. Imprciaion that W elt held the Now Spotty led the six of hearts fre .1 dummy. East ducked again and Spotty cashed his jack. His next play was a trump back to dummy’s nine to be followed by the lead cf the king of hearts. East played hia ace, but he was far too late. Spotty ruff­ ed and led another trump to dummy’a Jack. Then he dis­ carded the three of diamonds on the nine of hearts and wound up losing only one trick. I t didn’t mean too much since tho game was rubber bridge, hut it certainly shows how you can make three tricks in a suit to your op­ ponents* none even though you miss the are. Television T H U R S D A Y F . M. to (») 1:10 (4) <10 ( I t (4) (4) <4) (* l 17) <«l ()) III IS) t)t IS) 17) <)> («) »»> tl) <S) (I) • S) ()) (<) (It • «) (I) t»> 7:00 7:30 1:00 ISO 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 ll:#o 11:30 U te J h s (jJo m sw • Newspaper Enterprise Assn. A friend of mine placed a "help wanted" ad for a sec­ retarial Job In the local pa­ per. He was appalled at the number of poorly written applications he received in anawer, many filled with irrcl- By Ruth Millett cvnnt details. Out of a stack of written applications only two interested him at all. What was the m atter with the rest? Well, 1 asked, just to that I could pass on tho information to any girls ap­ plying for jobs. In his ad the employer ask­ ed applicants to answer sev­ eral questions, all Important from bis point of view. A number of applicants ignored all tho questions and blithely went on to give a lot of information he didn’t want or care about. Quite a few others, although applying for a jolt thnt would require them to typo neat business letters, wrote their own letters of applica­ tion in longhand, some of them on colored personal sta­ tionery. Others jumbled up the In­ formation about themselves, making it confused rattier Legal Notice iv c o un ty j i n ttim c n rirr, a M I M II .H COL'STY, F L U I D ID .. s: s t a t e n r R. W . D E I I N D e c e a se d n o t ic e to r-n R n rro n * T O A I.L PKIIB OX* II u IM . c l a im * on i> s: m a v I) a A ll VI AST S A ID E S T A T E l Y o u am i e a c h o f y n u a r e h s r e h y n o t i f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d to f i le a n y c t a l m a a n d d e m a n d * w h i c h y o u o r e i t h e r o f you , m a y h a v e a g a i n s t aald e s t a t e In t h a o f f t c a o f l i o n . C. V ern .i n M lse, J r . . C o u n t y J u d g e n f Ham lnola C o u n t y , a t h l a o f fic e In t h a C o u r t l l o u a a In flan fo rd , F lo rid a, w ith in a ll cale n d a r m o n th a from th a tlm a o f the f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t b l a n o tic e . E a c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d m u a t be In w r i t i n g a n d c o n t a i n t h e p l a c e u f r e a t d e n c a a n d po*t office a d d r e s s o f the c la im a n t a n d m u a t ba a w o r n t o b y t h a c la im an t, hla s g e n t o r a t t o r ­ n e y , n r t h e eente a h a l l b e void, ( e) H a r l a n T u r k 10» K. C h u r c h S t r e e t O rlando, F lo rid a Aa A d m l n l a t r a t o r o f aald eatata P u b l i s h J u l y t . I. IS. 31. 11(4 CDIJ-T Legal Notice IM T H E CIR C U IT COC HT. O F F t . O t U D A IM AMU r o i l * 0 1 1 X 0 1 . K COUNTY. C I I A M I tltY NO* 14178 N O T IC E O F S C I T IV M O H T tiA fiK r o i t f . t i . o a t i n : J . H. OI.EASON, J i t . , aa Adm l n l a t r a t o r o f V e t a r a n a ’ Af­ f a i r s . a n O f fi c e r o f t h a U n i t e d Htalea o f A m erica, rialn llff. -veW II.l.tA Jf M. K O E N IO and 1)01.010:3 C. K O E N IO , hla wife. D efendante. T O i W ILt.T A M M. K O E N IO a n d DOLOIIKB C. K O E M O . h l a wife, W H O S E IIE S ID K N C B IS U N K N O W N AND W H O S E I .A S T K N O W N A D D U E 8 M IS: 101 Eaat lltn fer Street. N e w O r t e a n a 31, T .o u le le n at YO U AUK I I E I t E I I Y N O T IF I K l) Ib al a C om plaint to forerim e e certain m n rls * !* en ­ c u m b e r i n g t h a f o l lo w in g d e s ­ crib ed real properly, to -w lt: E O T F I V E ( I ) o f HAN. LANDO ESTATES. S em i­ nole C ounty, Florida, a r . cording to p lat thereo f r e c o r d e d In P l a t Ilo o k 13, P a g e SI, o f Hie P u b l i c l i e . e o r d a of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F lorida. T o g e th e r w ith! 1 AVeetometla H o t W a t e r H e a t e r <40 g e l . ) No. I l l DE 1 K m ereon-Pryne K itchen E x h a u s t F a n w ith Hood 1 M onogram W all F u rn ace — No. A-IO IS-E 1 M a rth a W e e h ln g to n built In o v e n — No. O A - S t l- 3 - U 1 M a rth a W ash ington s u r ­ f a c e u n i t — No. E -3 3 -H -3 -Q 3 N utoiis H e a te rs h a s b e e n file d a g a i n s t y o u In t h e a b o v a - a l y l e d eult, t h e s h o r t t i t l e o f w h i c h la J . S. t l l e a a o n , J r ., aa A d m ln la tra to r of V e te r ­ ans* A f f a i r s , a n O f fice r o f th e U nited H tatee or A m er ica. P l a i n t i f f , v e r a u e W i l l i a m M. K o e n i g a n d D o l o r e s C. K o e ­ nig, hla wife. D efendante. and y o u a r e r e q u i r e d to e e r v e a copy of yo u r Anaw er or oth er p l e a d i n g lo t h a C o m p l a i n t on P l a i n t i f f ' s A t t o r n e y , M ack N. C l e v e l a n d , J r , S u i t e SIS F a n ford A tla n tic N atio n al H ank H u tM I n g , S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , a n d f ile t h e o r i g i n a l A n a w e r o r o t h e r p l e a d i n g In ( h a o f fic e o f th e C lerk of th e C trru lt C o u u o n o r b e f o r e t h e 10th d e y o f A u g u e t , A. D. 1144 If y ou f a d t o do ao. a d e c r e e p r o oonfeaao w ill ba ta k e n a g a tn a t you for th a relief dem anded l a th a Com plaint. T i d e N o t i c e e h a l l h e p u b lle h o d o n e # a w e e k f o r f o u r eon s#c u i l v e w e e k a In T h e S a n f o r d H erald, a new ep sp er c ircu lat­ ed l a S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida. D ated th is 7th day or July, A. U. 11(4. (SE A M _ . A r t h u r II. D e e k w t i h . J r . C lark o f C ircuit C ourt B y : S a n d r a H. J o h n s o n D eputy C lerk M a c k N. C l e v e la n d . J r . A ttorney for P laintiff P. O. D r a w e r /. S anford. F lo rid a P u b l i s h J u l y I, I f , I I , l«. 1X1 CDU-34 MOTIFS] O F APPI.I4*4 TIO V F u l l I ’l.OSIMII, V A I 'V T IM I A M I All A \ IIOMIM4 T h a t p a r i o f H otly S t r e e t ly in g w ith in the T ow n of A lta m n n te Springs, F l o r ­ ida, b e g i n n i n g a t a p o i n t o n t h s S o u t h lin e o f t-nt IS, I t l o r k SO o f HANI,ANDO, THE S u m m it l l E A l ’T t Ft*!* a c c o r d i n g t o t h e P l a t t h e r e o f r r o o r d e d In P l a t Ilook S, P a g e s Si, tS. <7 a n d St o f t h e P u b l i c Iteen rd e of Sem inole County. F l o r ­ ida, aald p o i n t b e i n g 31.4 f e e t W e i l o f His HE c o r n e r o f sa id l-ot 13, I h e n r o r u n S o u t h i n f e e t , t h e n c e ru n E a a t SI 3 feel, t h e n c e r u n N orth 'n th e N o rth bound• r y r i g h t - o f - w a y t i n e of H olly S tre et, th en ce run W e s t a l o n g aa ld r i g h t - o f w a y Una n f H olly S t r e e t to point of b e ginning. TO W H O M I T MAY C O N C E R N : N o t i c e la h e r e b y g i v e n by t h e T o w n C o u n c il o f t h e T o w n of A lla m n n te Springe. Sem ino le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t h a t e I’e. 111Ion w aa file d w ith sa id C o u n c il on I h e 17th d a y o f J u n e A. !>., 1)44, l o clone, v o c a l s and ab a n d o n e p a r t of th a t e r r t a i n a f r e e t In t h e T o w n o f Altam onte S prlnga, S e m in o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , d e e c r l b e d aa fo llo w !: T h a t p a r t o f H olly Street ly in g w ithin the T ow n of A lta m o n te S prings, Florida, b e g i n n i n g a t a p o i n t on t h e S o u t h l i n e o f L o t 13. Illo ck »n o f 8 ANLANDO. th e srn tm n h e a u t iF l 't * a cco rd in g to the Plat t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t I l o o k I, I’a g e a fS, SI, C7 e n d S4 o f t h e P u b l i c R e c ­ o rd * o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , aald p o i n t b e i n g 1 14 f e e t W e s t o f t h e HE corner of sa id !«ot tl, t h e n r e r u n S o u t h lo feet, t h e n r e r u n E a a t S I.3 feel, t h e n c e r u n N o r t h t o Ihe N orth b oundary rig h t-o fw a y l i n e o f H o lly Mtrert. th en re run W eal along said r ig h t- o f - w a y line of H o lly S t r e e t t o p o i n t o f beginning. and t h a t th e aald T o w n C o u n ­ c i l w ill ho ld a p u b l i c h e a r i n g on th e I t h d ay of A uguat, A P , 1)4 4. a t 1 o 'c l o c k I 'M . o r aa eo o n t h e r e a f t e r may he h eld , a t t h e T o w n H a l l of A l t a m n n t e S p r i n g e , F l o r i d a , on th e P e titio n a t w h ich tim e Ih o ee f o r a n d a g a i n * ! t h e earn# will he h e a r d a n d fin al action tak en . D A T E D t h l e Slot d a y o f Ju l y , A. p , 1)41. / a / H a r o l d W. C a p p e C l e r k o f t h e T o w n C o u n c il o f th e T ow n of Altam nnte P p rl n g e . F l o r i d a P u b t l a h ! J u l y 31. 1)14 CDII-S7 than clear and to the point. There were misspelled words in several letters, show­ ing tha writer was too care­ less to even use a dictionary. And several, in (riving ref­ erences, neglected to give complete addresses so that thrie references could ba eas­ ily checked. Probably none of those appliennta would have personal­ ly applied for a job with un­ combed hair, run-down ahoca and wearing a pair of blue jcani. Yet the letters they sent In to speak for them put up just as sloppy a front. The two letters that ob­ tained personal interviews for their writers were neatly typ­ ed on business stationery. They answered straightfor­ wardly the questions that were asked in tha advertisement. They requested a personal In­ tel view and told when and where they could lie reached. These letters convinced my friend that tha writers were not only interested in obtain­ ing the Job, hut that they could handle it intelligently. Legal Notice v o T it-n o r F R I D A Y I M ,a , T ill K. W. H o r t o n , am t H or­ t o n h la w ife. If m a r r l c i l a n d l i v i n g , a n d If d e a d a g a t n a t all person* c la im in g a n y In terest, claim o r dem and w h atso ev er, aa h e i r s , d e v i s e e s , c r e d i t o r s , lalnnra or o therw ise, by t h r o u g h o r u n d e r t h e s a id K. IV. H o r t o n , a n d a g a i n s t a n y and all persona, w ho m ay claim In a n y m a n n e r , a n y I n t e r e s t w hatsoever. In a m i to the f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d lot n r p a r ­ cel o f len d ., l y i n g a n d b e i n g In H em lnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , to-w lt! Dot I. Illock A. S O U T H A L T A M O N T E II E I tl II T 8 a c c o r d i n g t o P l a t I lo o k 4 a t p a a s . * nr P u b lic r e ­ co r d ■ o f S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , Florida, You e n d e a c h o f y o u a r e h ereb y notified t h a t a aw orn C om plaint has b een file d a g a i n s t y o u In t h e O l r c u l t C ourt. S em inole C ounty, F lo r ­ ida, a t S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , b a l n g c h a n c e r y no. 1413) a n d e n ­ titled E U N IC E II. H O R T O N VM E. \V. HORTON, et ale. h e . Ing a s u i t l o q u i e t T i t l e , a n d you and each nf you a re r e ­ q u i r e d lo f ile y o u r a n s w e r lo F L I n t l f f ’s C o m p l a i n t w i t h t h e u n d e r a t g n e d C l e r k n f o u r aald C ourt a t S anford, F lorid*. an d to e e r v e a c o p y t h e r e o f o n I’l e l n t l f f 'e atto rn ey . It. W. W a r e a t P. 9 . Ikix 141). Banford. F l o r i d a , o n o r b e f o r e t h e I r d d a y o f A u g u e t A. 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M. * TV RENTAL • Sale* Kli Wallarh Peter McKnry Joan Greenwood Pula Negri Boon a sontr Haylejr Mills A ir-C o n d ltlo ae # a CONFIDENTIAL TO "K" IN DETROIT: Don’t wait too long for a 38-year-old "hoy” whose mother still waits up for him. NOW SHOWING Prime Beef Charcoal Steaks D ecorate# would he nice If we all got together and helped to put him bock Into housekeeping. Ahhjr, have you ever heard of giving it MAN a shower because his wife left and took everything? SHOCKED DEAR SHOCKED: No. whnl this country needs is n good all-purpose umbrel­ la to protect us against shower*. (I) R lvarbeat HAYLEY^ ROMANTIC ELECTRIFYING ADVENTURE W T mon . . FHI.OIr SORRY . . . Legal Notice Wrr«H -Tuly 2,1, 1064 — Pnge 7 * * DEAR ARRY: I don’t drive n ear, never have, and all my friends know it so, naturally, I must depend on T*7 K f|c TILL 2:00 KAc a DEAR ARBY’i A conpl* who lived In our neighbor­ hood recently split up. When the wife left ahe took ev­ erything that wasn’t nailrd down, Including all the lin­ en, kitchen utensils, appli­ ances, you name It. I.a*t week one of the neighbors railed and invited us to n shower for the husband She aald she thought it F IF T H t i l l s S t h l ! N O T IC E l« h e r e b y g i v e n I h s l I a m e n g a g e d In b u s i n e s s a t 111. ( I ) T o u r F i r s t I m p r e s s - 3 llnx SI M a itlan d , S em in o le lo n ( C o l o r ) C o u n t y , F lo rlits . u m l s r (Its f i c ­ ( I ) l o v e o f L ife t i t i o u s t u r n * o f Co lo n ial M s n n r ( ) ) E rn ie F ord •<) N e w s — H a r r y R e a - A u l o S i t . * , a ml t h a t 1 I n te n d In r e i t l a t e r mild n.im a w i t h (3) T r u t h o r C o n e s lit* C l s r k o f t h s O lr c u lt C o u r t, quencee ( I ) S t a r c h F o r T o m o r ­ H s m ln n ls C o u n ty , F l o ri d * . In a cco rd an ce w ith th s provisions row ( I ) F a t h e r K n o w s B e st o f t h s F i c t i t i o u s N am * H isttit**, to-w lt: Hs ctlon H i os ( ) ; H olding I.lxht (7) N e w s — R a y S c h s r s r F l o r i d a S t a t u t e * l)S7. Hla: O s o r a * a n d D o rothy 4SI New a, W e a t h e r E m la (4) CIIS N ew s S p ecial I 'u h lls lt J u l y 3. I, IS. 31. 1 S « . <)) C e n t r a l H o s p it a l CDII-S (31 I ’eo p la Are F u n n y ( I I Aa T h e W o r l d T u r n s (!) N ew s— D ave F e e n ell ( I I C artoon* (3) L e f t M ake A D eal (Cl P a a a w n r d ( ) ) Ann S o l h e r n <l> N e w a — F l o y d K a l bar ( I ) D octors ( I I llouaa P a r ty ( t ) Day In C o u r t O I N ew*— M»a Howard (3) A n o t h e r W o r l d ««> T o T e l l T h e T r u t h ( I ) Q u e a n F o r A Day ( I ) N aw a—E d w a r d s ()) S e ria l Storm ( I ) T rallm a*l*r ( 3 ) You D o n 't Bay (C o lo r) ( I ) E d g e nf N i g h t ( I ) W h o Do Yo u T r a e t t (3) M a tch (Ja m a (3) N e w a — B a n d e r Vanocur ( I ) H u rtle a n d A l l a a (4) t f n r l a W a l t (3) lleat o f C r o u c h * • )> C a r t o o n * (3) N ew ac o p a (4) L a a v e I t T o I l t a e a r Come To The Mar-Lou For N ew ly * DEAR NOT PUSHY" i Most people are too preoc­ cupied with their own bus­ iness to guess who needs n ride. And unless you ask, they have no way of know­ ing. Don’t be so sensitive. If you need a ride, call whom­ ever you think is going and ask for a lift. If you are pleasant, prompt and ap­ preciative, and do not taka them out of their way, I am aura you will b* wel­ come. a BinftrrB By Abigail Van Buren others for rides. Whenever there la a club meeting, church doings, or something my friend* know I want to attend, why muat I call THEM and beg a ride? Don’t you think they should call ME and offer a ride? It seems, around here, if you don’t ask you don’t go. NOT PUSHY DEAR ABBY: Our ion ■pent a year at the State University and now he think* he ia ready to edu­ cate hi* parents. Thia is what happened, lie met a very high-elans girl, and before ahe would introduce him to her family *hc gavo him some lesson* in table manner*. This girl and her parents are m o t o r i n g through our town thia sum­ mer ami they plan to atop here to meet u*. Our aon offered to give hi* mother and me n few pointers in table manners like this girl gave him. 1 told him over my dead body. What ia your opinion of: (A) a girl who would g i'r a young man lessons on how to eatT (H) a young man who would auggest giving hi* parent* th« same lesson*? KNOWS HOW TO EAT DEAR KNOWS: (A) Ap­ parently the girl thought your aon ntedrd the leaaona, and ahe liked him well enough to teach him. I ad­ mire her. (U) Your aon la well-motivated In offering to teach you. If you don’t get sore about It. Ilie girl’s parents probably know that table manners aren’t every­ thing—aa you do. * Hfir C U b b jj: FRIDAY r . M. ai i r to m i s r r T iT i.ri s t s t k o f ri.o iiin .A i u i i k e t Nrw s. W s s th s r , S p o rt * N sw sllns B pnrls llutitlsy -ttrln k try N e w s — W a l t e r Co*kits H u n tin g * Pishing P siiw tirt T h s V l r x l n l * ltn y a Itlltem an H untlnK A F is h in g T h s F llritstones T em ple H ouston l's isw o rd D o n n * U sed S h o w liaw htd* Dr. K I M a r t My T h r e e Hono F e r r y M»«on K n s litn u Tool# llste l J i m m y Ds.tn P h o w E le v en th H our T h s N urses The Story of . , . News New s r o p s N ew sline T o n i g h t S how M o v ls , O su a h No need to swelter this su m m e r-no t when your Dodge Boys Dodge Dart— the first family size compact. Then, ask your are offering brand-new, fully air-conditioned Dodge De* Dodge Boys lioyv little it costs to own one of these fully air pendables at unbelievably low prices. Put the fun back into conditioned beauties. And, to top it off, your Dodge Boys your summer driving. Go see your Dodge Boys and give the are offering the best deals and highest trade-ins In town, once over to fine cars like: the Dodge 8 8 0 — the big car for too! Play it cool for less this summer— see your Dodge the big car man; Dodge 4 4 0 -t h e luxury car at the low price; Boys and savel SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 WEST 1st STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA �n m m ■ Traffic Jam Solution? If ' London, like most major cities these days, is wrestling with the problem of traffic congestion. Recently the list of "solutions”— which includes monorails, pneumatic tubes, moving sidewalks and person­ al je t propulsion, to name a few— was augmented by the rickshaw. Viscount Esher made the sugges­ tion a t a conference of the Royal In­ stitute of British Architects, and his longue was nowhere near his check. To preserve the historical integr­ ity of British cities, he advocated n total ban on private cars and the de­ velopment of “a silent and smell-less, presumably battery-operated, rick­ shaw” which would serve the needs of shoppers and get people to and from their cars parked on the out­ skirts. Meanwhile, back In America . . . Well, there is no need to cite instan­ ces of our cities' traffic troubles, which are bad enough even without tho added complication of ccnturicHold narrow streets, ns in Britain. Still, from time to time alarmed voices like tho viscount's are heard crying for a total bnn on automo­ biles in tho cities. This, obviously, is no way to run a free country. The answer, in tho opinion of ma­ ny, is not rickshaws or regulations, but to make public transportation so efficient, so convenient and so attructlvo thnt Joe Commuter forgets —on working days, nnyway—his love affair with his automobile. In this case, the way to his heart may be through his pocketbook. It Is estimated th a t it would cost $31 billion to handle the automobile traffic th at would be needed to re­ place the existing commuter railroad service In jnst the five cities of New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago and Cleveland. In Chicago alone, muss transit carries the equivalent of 160 multimllllon-dollar express highway lanes. In San Francisco, It would take five times as much money and four times as much land to equal the ex­ pected peak-lond capacity of thnt city’s just-begun 75-mile rapid trans­ it network. But the Bay area plan barely squeaked through with tho necessary percentage of approving votes when the issue was placed on the ballot. Other cities also mnnifest voter re­ sistance to muss transportation bond fastips. Yet an engineering survey has shown that it costs a city like Wash­ ington, D.C., 50 cents for every car th at comes in from the suburbs (cost of traffic controls, parking and so on). In fact, some large cities might come out ahead financially by pro­ viding free transirarlatlon between perimeter parking lots and their downtown nrens. President Johnson, who participat­ ed In the ground-brcnking ceremon­ ies in San Francisco, recently signed into law a $375 million bill to aid mass transit. Spread around the entire country, this comes out pretty thin. It is about a third of what San Franciscans are spending (of their own money). And, although the problem Is essentially a big-city one, under the bill com­ munities ns small ns 2,500 can re­ ceive federal monies. Of course, the mass transit bill is not Intended to do for us that which we should do for ourselves. It is a spur, n shove in the right direction. If San Francisco could undertake its ambitious project without federal help, certainly other cities can do something now th at such help, how­ ever modest, is available. Thought For Today And Jesus snld, Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do. And they cast lots to divide his gnrmcnts.—Luke 23:34. H L et's T a lk T his O ver!" What Did Barry Mean? Bruce Biossot — Ray Cromley Political Notebook Goldwater’a leverage will, A stronger committee op­ SAN FRANCISCO—(NEA) —Sen. Barry Goldwatcr’a eration, then, could assist however, be substantial. Of stamp Is already on Republi­ those in the Goldwater ramp 19 new national committee­ • ♦ # can organizations in at least who wnnt the GOP from men, at least 10 may be safe­ God pardons like a mother, who 22 of the 30 states. coast to coast to hear the ly rated Gojdwater men. Al­ kisses the offense into everlasting together, he may have tha More sUtes will surely fall senator’s m irk. forgetfulness.—Henry Ward Beech­ allegiance of 30 out of tha Yet the caution exhibited under his sway If he wins the er. by able politician John Ken­ more than 30, Including tha presidency In November. But no president, not even nedy may In the end curb ev­ District of Columbia, Puerto one so greatly popular as en the most eager Goldwater- Rico and Virgin Islands. Hia hold among tha state Franklin D- Roosevelt, ever ities. State party organiza­ maneges to remake hla party tion! can he highly Jealous of chairmen la also somswhat broadened by Installation of their individuality. totally In hia Image. Few even try. The late Pres­ Resistance to n Goldwater Goldwater men In recent ident John F. Kennedy, him­ takeover would ba almost to­ weeks In Georgia, Tennessee self axtremety popular among tal in the 12 Nsw England and Virginia. Here again h> Democrats outside the Old and Middle Atlantic states, haa nearly three-fiftha of bond of affection, bolstered South, considered such a re­ Tati glrta need not frtf py In m arriage7" even if he wins in November. the total. by similar Ideals, attitudes Tall Wlrea because thrir male retorts Obviously, a Goldwater de­ make impossible. He was gin­ Any Goldwater leaders who Thouaanda of happy mar- ami interests. are not. all foolers! For gerly rnutious about estab­ try may find the branding feat In November would Among our lavage aneealove la net mratured by a rlagea occur where the wives lishing the Kennedy imprint Iron wrenched from their break his tightening party vertical yardstick! Ho alady are actually taller than their tori, height and atrangth wars grip in many places. But It in many states where leader­ hands. thla raae carefully; then huahandi, even without high very Important for In thoaa might not ha shaken off al­ ship was in flux. Nor will organisations In days muscles wars often more aend for tho Rating Bealea heel*. Nevertheless, the Republi­ such potent mldwestem states together, as was tha cam af­ For It la chiefly ruatom vital to survival than brains. below and teat your sweetcan organisational outlook in as Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, ter Bichard Nixon’s 1930 loss. But not always, aven then, heart by the vital point* that haa prescribed that the Nlzon had no Ideological H)(i4 may be unique in Impor­ Minnesota and Iowa slip eas­ man la uaually taller than hla for shorty David slew the that really coant. f o l l o w i n g . Goldwater, of tant respects. Goldwater’s ily under Goldwater control. giant Goliath. CASE T-428: Marshn D., mate. And lha hugs dinosaurs nomination brings with it a He also could have trouble course, does have. Hia But It la likewise cuitom aged 19, I* n college coed. died off while smaller animals big shift In the Ideological reshaping the party setup In trenched dtatui In the Old "But, Dr. Crane," aha con- that alio auggeeta n man South, the Mountain West and feieed mournfully, "you may ahould be older than hla wife. like foies, aa wall aa rata wind*—and a powerful urge several Plains, Mountain and ■ome mldwestem territory among hla Itackera to put the Pacific alatea. and mice, have survived. Yet milllona of happy raarbe able to gueee my dilemma. could endure long beyond de­ Nowadays, tha pay-off la Goldwntrr brand everywhere. California provides the most "For I am loo tall. In my rlagea occur wherein the wife feat. Tha senator may give his mors on brain than on brawn! immediate and moat acuta la actually older than her alorklngi, I meaiura 5 feet 9 A trained mind is far better own lift to that effort if he test. On Aug. 1 and 2, Goldhusband. inches high. My wife la older than I am, Insurance for happy marriaga ■urreeds in hla announced water leaders, triumphant In "And with high hecli, that COMPLETE goal of pumping now life into the June presidential primary, mtana It token a ilx footer to yet that haa never Interfered than a strung hack. “It Isn’t tha alia of the dog the GOP National Committee will make their etlffest bid INV ESTM EN T SE R V IC E with our happiness. be taller than I am. For you can't tell a per- in the fight which counts.” by handing It stronger patro­ for rontrol of the state par­ "But the hoy who la dating L isted and enlisted aon’a age by hla or her kiaal runa an old adage, "hut the nage authority. me la only five feat ten! ty. They argue that it now Heenritlee Nor dura a klaa Indicate the ■lie of the fight in tha dog." "So 1 muat wear flat hetla Aa nomlnre, hla command of ought to be their*. Mutant Panda Many giants are cowardly that committee's hierarchy la or elao I look taller than he height of a peraonl Appraiser! say tha outcome doei, What la moat important for whlla many short men fact automatic. But for perhaps will ba close. Aroueed moder­ ALLEN A CO. "Do you think we'd be hap­ happy marriaga la n atrong danger with auparb courage. tha last dozens years this ates profess to bo hopeful. I l l E. LEMON ST. So don’t becomo staves of body, like Its Democratic coun­ They say their brlghtost star, LAKELAND. FLA. custom I terpart, haa been largely a Sen. Thomas Kuchel, la in tha There are plenty of success­ glorified service bureau for scrap "up to hla ears." Heather: M 14treat Sleek Math. ful exceptions to most rules. tha separate Republican par­ Cklcage Beard af Trade Should California stand off Tall glrla thus ahould not ties of the states. AlUmonta Barings Genera the conservatives' challenge, Orlande Sates Represents Mve feel embarrassed even tf they Mrs. Julia Barton Mra. Joe. E. Matbleux The Republican Committee It may ba a signal to some 838-1211 141-4114 are an Inch or two Uller than has had Its able professional 23 other states which to this Bear Laka-Forcet City their male escorts, for love la staff men, notably Albert B bake Mary point have gone their separata MRS. S T A N COMSTOCK Mra, Maryann Milan Mra. Frances Wester not measured by v a r 11 c a 1 Hermann and researcher Wil Pfc. GA 1-9994 ways for one reason or an­ H3H-.1I7I asi-om yardsticks. llam PrendrrgasL But they other. Caaaelberry Lake Monroe Neither la sympathy, char­ Ills. Jana Caaaalbsny have consistently lacked for Mra. H. L. Johnses ity, religious idealism, faith MI-SOU money and elbow room. 112-4711 Chalaota , or hope, yet all of than* are Long wood Mra. Joan Magta Ingredients of a hapyy mar­ 313-371! Mra. Donna Kates riage. Delta ry M S -1117 Tall girl* need not acrentu Mra. Frank Whlta North Orlando ata their height by overly Mra. Dorla Dean high heels but thereafter they 1I M M 9 Deltona The only way we can ahould ignora such minor dif­ Mra. Mildred Haney Oateen break through the barriers in U S - 3031 ferences. Mrs. Clarence Snyder Enterprise Besides, their sons will Germany and Berlin Is by 111-4841 Mra. Bltchia Harris probably inherit g r e a t e r greater understanding b aOrledn Oil SOU height from tha mother, so a tween people In eastern Eur­ Mra. Evelyn Lundy tall wife la thus an aaaat to a ope and the Soviet Union and 803-1119 people in the West. shorter husband. Ho aend for my "Teata for —Robert F. Kennedy, during visit to West Berlin. Rweathaarto,” enclosing a long stamped, return envelope 1 never felt so aocurc. I plus 90 cant*, and rata yaur data on tha raally vital told him before we took off that if we got into any trou­ points. (Always writs to Dr. ble he ahould contact his boss. Pago 8 Sanford, Florida Thuro., July 23, 1964 Crana in can of thla newt- —MaJ. William Cato. Kiriland AFB, Albuquerkua, pator. enclosing a1 long N. 84., rides with Roman stamped, addressad envelope v i t n a a. a uslow, n o ir o n a a n f u b l u m u Catholic priaat Rev. Rich­ and 29 cents to cover typ­ m a n a t v o l t o l ih m , a r a o i a t u * ing and printing costs when ard E. Spellman at rontrola jU Liut l. m r a m u m HUHIdKT ALHAKUKB you send for ana af hla of an Air Force F-104 StarAssociate Killer Advertising Director fighter. haohlatn.) ■Awnv L JOHNBOH a m wnatna Managing Editor Advertising U.aegoc MMVSMK K iLLnnnsw MOV MATT Telegraph Kilter (Jenere) Advertising M anger DoaiB WILLIAM! MAMHtwrr n. btaplmtoh ■octet* Editor Cla M l Mod Dl raster aeedy as hup a ] DOTTtn AUSTIH AAHIM IMOMMAKMM City Editor Mariners Meeager m a t wmllb Maohaaieal KapL Const* miter HILL V lic a n r, ■left ntoUgraphar Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Herald Area Correspondents Quotes (ftp fcmtforfc $trttto FAST LOAN SE R V IC E Mama Bellvory Ma Weak / 91149 1 Tsar 941 9 MeaUa sea I Mentha I Msato LS9 1 Meant V. M Festal lUgsUtleee prev (to la st au mall aatowlpHoaa be pels ta eaves.#. Lto 9’ MeaUa ___ _ _jitH a 1-19 9. Bo Lyle C. Wilson Says: fiR n fin u L 1 United Prras International The time hes come for Sen Barry M. Gcblwater to escape from the semantics jungle into which he apparently wandered on purpose immedi­ ately upor. becoming the Re­ publican presidential nominee. Semantics Is n four dollar word embracing the study of meaninga; the study, for ex­ ample, of what la the mean­ ing of the word extremism and of the moderation. In hla Acceptance speech last week hefere the Repub­ lican Nations! Convention, Goldwater uaed those two words in a passage that de­ lighted his enemies, appalled Mi fair weather friends and obtained f.vr" fair weather friend and all weather foe demands f o r explanation, clarification or disavowal. At any stage of a presiden­ tial campaign, the candidate of the out-party should be on tha offensive and the candi­ date of the in-party should be on the defensive. That it the way It should he but not the way it is. Republican Goldwater is on the defen­ sive. Ha must get off the de­ fensive, come out slugging accurately and put President Johnson in the defensive role, or proud Barry M. Goldwater may be as badly beaten in 1994 an Alf M. Landon was In 1938. What Goldwater must do to put hia campaign lperlal on the fast track is to seize the campaign Initiative. The sena­ tor is lucky. The time and place and golden opportunity for the initiative are here and now. They are in tha United 8totaa Senate where adminis­ tration bills coming up invite Goldwater to make big con­ servative medicine. The issues to be raised in the Senate between now and tha Aug. 24 meeting of the Democratic National Conven­ tion a t Atlantic City are largely In the domeatle field where Goldwater Is strongest. Strongest, that is, on evi­ dence that conservative op­ position is mest numerous, best organized, most enthusi­ astic and least vuiernabte to indictment on charges of ex­ tremism in the general area of domestic affairs. This conservative point of view represents the accumu­ lated and frustrated conser­ vatives opposition to the New Deo), the Fair Deal, the New Frontier and to LBJ's profes­ sional New Dcalism. Flrat up tn the Senate will be LBJ’s billion dollar waron-poverty proposal. Conser­ vatives or any group of poli­ tical outa would have to be suspicious of soy in adminis­ trations' election year pro­ posal to spend 31 billion of tax money a t the local level. The validity of Goldwaler'a claim to the American conservative leadership will depend aomewhat on how he organizes and conducts the Bffort to keep that I I billion out of President Johnson’s hands. Coming up, also, is the for­ eign aid authorization. That invites another firat rank Goldwater performance. He will not be alone. And tf tha senator minds hie language he will be able to support vast economies in foreign aid without Inviting another con­ certed attack on his foreign policies and his fitness to represent the United Stales in that field. When Goldwater told the San Francisco convention that extremism in defense of liberty was no vice, he was asking for troulde. He get It. He got trouble despite the reasonable assumption that he was talking not about tha John Uircb Society but about 1’atnck Henry. Semantics again! Whitt did he mean? Newspaper food advertise­ ments attract 80 per cent of women shoppers. LOOK! IN N E R SP R IN G MATTRESS R EN O V A T IO N • Cleaning ft Processing Felt • Brand New Cover for Mattrraa SPECIAL *1 4 * 0 • Brand New Insulation where needed ALSO: New Mattresses, Box Springs, Hollywood Beds, Odd Sites and King Size Bede Made To Order at Factory Prices 1 Echols BEDDING CO. 119 Magnolia Are., Sanford 322-8321 CHARLIE IS OUR BEST SALESMAN.. And he's not even on our payroll! HERE’S H O W Charlie called n friend down n t The Herald. Told him he wan ex­ panding. Needed a new man. The paper helped him write a real hum­ dinger of an ad. Charlie got a fireball. Then he had a great buy on his products. Tho paper helped him write aorne real pullenr Salea were a t a cozy profit. Charlie’s hippy and no are wet Charliea’ our big booster now, telU everybody our circulation’^ BIG . . . our readers love news, ■porta, columnists, want ads, cooking, faahiona, comica. Charlie aaya th a t coverage attracta the right payroll and the paying cuatomera 1 •RO M HANFORD EXCHANGE PHONE 322-5612 FROM IEMINOLR COUNTY OR 425-5938 The ifonfonl Herald SINCE 1908 �OUR BOARDING HOUSE SIDE GLANCES OUR ANCESTORS w eeuceH A o FZJWLAOTWlWTESr. E & v sM e ecw iiE N u u u £ c 53 "What whit* man you found In desort needs first it tranquillzor pills 1" SHORT RIBS BUGS BUNNY I (30LLB 0U P A CH3EAT BIG HDOB IMMENGS’ By Galbraith Horoscope Forecast FRIDAT, JULT 24. 1M4 GENERAL TENDENCIES, This early morning's full moon lssts pretty m u c h through todsy and tonight snd brings the chsncs for you to see everything in a very modern end up-to-dnts fashion, ss well as bringing considerably greater scope of action lo the ideas and plans which sre vital to your pro­ gress and advancement. AC­ TION. ARIES (March 21 to April lit) Look to your closest friends fur assistance in get­ ting your cherished personal aims. He eager to join in whatever is practical and helpful to them, too, Tiue devotion gets results. TAURUS (April 20 to May 201 Getting important affairs at home properly arranged is possible and wise today and tonight. Yoti are highly in­ spired. lie sum to writs ideas down or you can lose thrcn. "Lot's stop b o i n g frank and lust have a nioo timer* GEMINI (May 21 to Juno 21 > Those in different cir­ cumstances than yours can TIZZY By Kate Osann come up with fine Ideas whi h can later he presented to as­ sociate* for Uiolr OK. Join with those who cau help you to advance. Waste no time. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Monetary Idea you have been toying with ran now he put into opera­ tion with fine auccess follow­ ing. First analyse your posi­ tion in life accurately. Then invest wisely and well. LEO (July 22 to August 21) You can achieve your alms now If you will Just go to your most powerful ellies and ask for cooperation. Learn to understand others better. Then all works out fins for you. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) You have to ho enthusiastic if you want to get all those duties behind you new. Then the evening Is fins for romance. Schedul­ ing lima is vitally important to a u rre ss. LIBRA (September 22 tu O c t o b e r 22) Entertaining ii» b * o .T a m ii» a eftm * * * / loved onu and good friends is the best method by which to *1 know I said SO cants an hour, but that was BEFORE gain th d r support now. Giva I baby-sat him!" a little paity, if you Ilka. Ac. ccpt if invited out to wvrthactivities. CARNIVAL By Dick Turner whlls SCORl'IO (October 22 to November 21) Kumlumcntul affairs ran be best adjusted by gelling support of influ­ ential persons now. Things happen very ipilckly, so lua on tha qul viva. Show you have ability. SAGITTARIUS (Novem­ ber 22 to Dvcumbcr 21) Thu next month is a good time to get the data you need to make future operations morn suceessful. Get out witti al­ lies tonight. Hu amusing and they cooperate. CAi’KICOUN (December 2C to January 20) You hava an opportunity to increase profits by dealing with big­ wigs today. Don't be so econ­ omy-minded. Have a success­ ful day, evening is delightful with mute. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 10) Morning finu for planning whul you most want, then get thu good will of associates, thalr hack­ ing. You hava film talents. Delight fi lends in I'M So­ cially. 1*1SUES (Febraury 20 to March 20) Any suppicsscd "At ISO a visit HE'S tha ons who should havs tha desires of a Irgltmale nature guilt complsxi" can be gone after with suc­ cess now. D<> not waste time. Ilrliig out llm finest in your Answer to Preview Futile nature and ail goes well. Timely T id b it IF YOU 11 CHILD IS HORN aM sinUs TODAY, Hide will he a great 7 Urol* t Period «r tt o * ability to bring forth ideas S Alleviated • TUnfiJe ____ u im VTslents lien and correlate them with big­ S L o af time 10 Micro!* ness of execuUun so that a is i i n u i u n u p i r i m n u t r IS Operatic * 3* IST W rr g ie st success is possible in I40rm« 30 Hand by m a most novel way. Imperative vrtetshl* currents l l T b s y taka Urn* 23 Put to that a fine education Is pro­ Is produce 31 Oresfc pad * vided for this amating young­ 7 Troops ( t b j (IT J Untimely 3S r u n Jn ln s 81 Command STArtor ster to whom almost nothing “ ‘ appellation M Italian city SOWS IS Ones < 1 . M M i d a stir* s o Hold i s regard SOI will appear to be difficult. t lM la s rs l n e t n p 18 Auto type tllo k e v a n a III __ Encouragement is needed, not SOUrMl* iw 4etoSti5sler «a< SI A l i m s criticism. ITRoman tots SSKslaM’a lady "The Stars impel, they d* nut comprL" What you make of your life is largely up t* YOUJ HO m n k * It Carroll Rlghtcr'a Individual Forecast for your sign for August Is now ready. For your copy send your birthId IS date and |l.OO to Carroll Rightar Forecast The San­ ford Herald, Box 1921, Holly, wood 28, California. ss r F 5 rfT IT” ii- r- *” IT r q TJ mi If a bear looks small don't ahoot U, Any bear lssa than ons yaar old and lest than one hundred pounds in weight la defined ss a cub bear, and cuba nro protected at all lim it* i �Legal Notice nr t h e cm crT T c o r n r op T i m r m j m i c i A t c ir c u it ir m o r a m w h ix o ib cocrtt, rtn u iD i I I I C H A N C K R T I * . 14*11 M IA M I M A TtO HAU B A N K . A n a t i o n a l I t o k l n i asso o tatlo ii, P lain tiff, O t R L S T O W N T N C O n F O fl AT • • P lorM » corp o ra tio n . R E I ­ T E R BROTHERS, a oo-parlS t r s h l p , P A N N IN O L U M B E R A H A R D W A R E ! CO., INC. And H A R O L D r . OKIMOTO, D tltn ilA n ti. N O T IC R B T P U B L IC A T IO N T o! H a r o ld T O klm oto P . O. R o z t i l l H onolulu. H a v a H TOU ARE N O T IFIED t h a t A C o m p l a i n t t o ForocIoAA M o r t | l f l o n t h o f n l l o w l n z d e s c rlti« d p r n p s r t y , to w i t ! COM M ENCING *t III* ■ o u lt i w e s t c o r n * r o f L o t I I , E N T 7 .M IN 0 R R F A R M S A d d itio n NO. 1, aa r o c o rd od In PtAt R o o k I , At P a r * I , P u b l i c R e c o r d ! o r Hemlooli C o u n t * , Florid*; T H E N C E W a s l e r l y AlonR ( h a Bonth lln * o f L o t I I , ** ■hown by »*ld p l * t o f ENTEM INOER F A R M B A D D IT IO N NO. *. l o th * W # i t r l i h t - o f - w * * lin o o f IfAjroa Roo d, »*ld r l n h l - o f w * F lln# b»lnR i V i w n b y ■lAt o f NOR TH ORL ANDO R A N C H E S S EC TIO N I . A* r # e o r d # d In P l* t R o o k II, At PAR* M. P u b lic R e co rd * o f Bcmlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r ­ id*. u i l d p o i n t b r t n r a P O I N T O F U E O IN N IN O l T H E N C E S o u t h e r l y AlonR Hi* **ld W «»t r l R h t - o f . w * r lln# of i i * y # « noMd, *■ •how n b y aaM p l* i of NO R TH ORLANDO R AN CH E l BE CT IO N I. And Alio A* Abown by N OR TH O R L A N D O R A N C H E B f E C T I O N 1. A! r t c o r d t d In P i t t R o o k II, At P ara I t . P u b lln Rei-ordi o f S em in o le C o u n ty , F l o r ­ ida, And N O R TH ORL ANDO R A N C H E S BE CTIO N 1A. aa r»eo rd *d In PlAt B o o k I I , At P a * # a I*. 40. And I t , P u b l i c R e co riti e f B t m l n o U County, F lo rld o , to th o N o r t h e a s t e o r n » r o f L o t 1, B lo c k "C." N O R T H OR1.ANDO R A N C H E S SEC­ T IO N 4. aa r * c o rd # d In PlAt Booh I I , At P a r * >>, p u b lic R teerd* of S em in­ o le C o u n ty , F I o r ld a i T H E N C E W # » ! i H y AlonR t h e N o r th tin * o f AAld L o t I, Block "C." to th * N o r t h w r i t c o r n e r c f m i d L o t 1, B lo ck " C l T H E N C E B o u th o r l y AlonR th * W r i t lln* o f m i d NOR TH ORL ANDO RANCHEH BE CTION 4 t o th o B o u lh w m t oorn*r of Lot l, Block ••A.", a* Abown b y #*ld pi At o f N O R T H ORL ANDO RANCHES S EC TIO N I, AAld S o u t h w m t o o r n « r b * . IiiR a l i o a p o i n t o n tlio N o r t h r l R h t - o f - w * y lln* of R s t i a m a B o l d , a* i b o w n by p i l l o f NORTH ORLANDO R A N C H E S F EC TIO N I, *■ r e c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k 11. a t P a r * I, P u b l i c R e c o rd * o f Sem inole County, Florid*! T H E N C E W e e t e r l y AlonR t h * eald N o r t h r l * h l - o f . w a y l l n * to t h * E e e t c o r ­ n e r of L o t 1, B lo ck “ A," a t e h o w n b y aald p l a t o f N O R T H ORL A N D O R A N C H O S S E C T IO N H THENCE N orthw oeterly • I o n s t h * N o r t h e r l y tin* o f a a l d B lo c k “ A" t o th o K m t r l R b t o f - w a y Itno o f M ote R oad, aa ahow n by m id p l a t o f N O R T H OR L A N D O R A N C H E S S E C T IO N l i T H E N C E N o r t h e r l y al o n R . • p ro lo n R A tlo n o f t h e E t c ! r l R h t - o f - w a y lin o o f M ote Hoed. aa ld prolonR allon b e l n s a c o n t i n u a t i o n o f Ih* c u r v e e h o w n b y ea ld p l a t o f NORTH O R L A N D O R A N C H E S S EC TIO N I, to a p o i n t o f I n t a ri A c l l o n w i t h t h * S o u t h e r l y prolonRAtlon o f the K m t r la h t-o f-w a y lln* of M o a t Itoed, a* a h o w n by p l a t o f NOR TH O RL A N D O SEC OND A D D I ­ T IO N , a t r e c o r d e d In F lat B o o k I I , At P a r ** 11. I I . a n d IT, P u b l i c R e o o rd e o f Sem inole C ounty, F lorida: T I I E N C K N o r t h e r l y AlonR m i d H n u lh rrlr prolnnaallon o r Ih* H u t r l * h t - o t - w * r lln* of M om t to id to a p o i n t 1110* F I. Houlh of t h * S o u t h r l R h t - o f - w a y Itna o r T o u n r Roo d, a* e h o w n by etld p lat of NORTH d r . LA N DO S EC O N D AUDITIO N l T IIEN C K E aaterly p e r p a n d l c u l n r to Ih* leel d e s c r i b e d c o u r t # f o r a dlat a n c * o f t l l . l t ft-! T H E N C E N o r l h # a a t « r l y a lo n R a lln# t o r m i n a a n anR l# o f t l ' 4 0 ' l o t h a le f t o f a p r o ­ l o n g a t i o n o f th # l a s t d e ­ s c r i b e d o o u r e * f o r a diet a n c * o f I I 1 . l t ft. t o a p o in t o f c u r v a t u r * of a c u r v # lo Ih# to f t h a v i n g a r a d l u e o f l l l . b d ft. a n d a c e n t r a l angle of I P I I M " ! TH EN CE c o n l l n u * a l o n g aald c u r v * t o Ih# l # f t fo r a n a r c illet a o n e o f 111.11 ft-, to a point of lan g en cy t TH EN CE N o r t h w e e t e r l r a l o n g a lln* t a n g t n t to tho laat deecrlbOd c u r v o f o r a d l a l a n r * o f I I M T ft.. T H E N C E W aeto r l y a l o n g a lln * f o r m i n g o n a n a l * o f » l * 00'»<)" l o Hit le f t of A prolonR allon of i h o l**t d t i c r l h *,1 c o u r t * f o r a d l e t a n o * o f 111.0* ft. t o a p o i n t o n th o K u l r l * h l - a f - w a y tin # o f aatd T H E N C E M o il Road! N o r t h e r l y a l o n g th * E a i t r l R l i t - u f - w a y l i n o o f aald M o m R oad fo r a d l a l a n c o o f lM.no ft.) T II E N C K K a a t • r l y a l o n g a tin # p e r p e n ­ d i c u l a r t u th * 1**1 d e e c r l b • d court* for a dletan ce of t l O .M f t . i T I I E N C K N o r t h ­ e r l y a l o n g a lin o p e r p e n ­ d i c u l a r l o t h o l a a t do o crlb •d eouree fo r a d lalanco of I I I , 00 *t.| T H E N C E E a s t e r ly a l o n g a l l n * p e r p e n d i c u ­ l a r to tha t a i l d eerrlbed eoure* for a dlalanco of 101.00 fu T I I E N C K N o r t h ­ e r l y a l o n g a lln* p e r p e n d i ­ c u l a r la th a laat d escribed ooure# ta r a d is t a n t * o t M i l l ft. t o a p o i n t o n th o S o u t h r i g h t - o f - w a y tin # o t t h # L o n g w o o d - O v i e d o Hoad, a # a h o w n b y p l a t r a o o rd a d ta P lat Book II, at Page# I I a n d 41. P u b l t o R ecord * o f Sem inal* C ounty, F l o r ­ id#! T H E N C E E a s te r ly along the eald South r i g h t - o f - w a y l i n e f o r a d lat a n c # o f l l l . l t ft-l T H E N C E N o rth erly alo n g a llaa parp a n d te a la r to th# South r l g h t - a f - w a y lln# «f Long w o o d - O v U d o Ro a d f o r a dletan co o f l l t . l l ft. to a point o f e u r v a ta r a of a c urv# to th e r i g h t h a v in g a r a d l u e o f 11141 f t . a n d a contraI a n g le of t r i l ' i r * ! T K C M C R ooatlRH* a l o n g a a ld curve ta ih a rig h t far . a n n r # d l e t a a e * o f 114.11 I L to a p o in t a t U n g a n c y : I R C S C I Mae (Senator iy Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads Ph. 322-5612 • t o n g a lln * t a n g e n t l o Ih* la e t described course for a dletance e f l t l . l t f t ; Olif Sunfnrb Srralh 31. Musical Instruments T H E N C E N ortherly along a lln * f o r m i n g a n a n g l e o f Pnirc 10 — July 23, 1964 Plano Tuning and Repair U ' t t ' i r to Iho lo ft o f a 4. Heauty Care W L. Harmon — FA 2-033 p r o lo n g a tio n of th e laat d e ­ scribed court* for a ellsPermanent Special ta n c * of l i * ft.: T H E N C E 34. Upholstery N o r l h w o e t o r l y a l o n g a lln* Our Budget Wive Now $6.93 f o r m i n g a n a n g l o o f 11* I f Cut 'N Curl Beiuty Shop OVER 23 YEARS I t ” t o t h o l e f t of a p r o ­ 122-0834 of Finn Workmanship in Upl o n g a t i o n o f t h * l a s t d*. 318 Palmetto Ave. scribed oourm for a dieboMterlng, Drapertci, Slipt a n c * of t l l . l l ft.: cover*. Tima Payments a a T H E N C E N o r t h e a s t e r l y 8. D ogs - C ats • P e ts a l o n g a lln * f o r m i n g a n a n ­ little as 83 mo. Drapery g l e o f 11*11*01” t o t h e r i g h t DOGS RECEIVED for Adop­ Hardware Installation*. e f a p r o l o n g a t i o n o f th * tion, Alio boarded. Animal KULP DECORATING SHOP laat described eouree for a d l a t a n c * o f 140.00 ft. m o r e Rescue League Shelter, Ph. 322-2333 o r leaa t o a p o i n t o f I n t e r ­ 1700 Wcit Minnesota Ave,, section w i t h t h * Bouth DcLand. Pb. 734-1846. r ig h t- o f - w a y 'lin e o r m a le 43. Plants, Flowers, Seeds R o a d No. i l l . s a i d Houlh r i g h t - o f - w a y lln* b o l n g l o ­ c a t e d *0 f t . S o u t h o f a n d MINIATURE MALE DACH­ CALADIUMS: Beautiful col­ c o n c e n 'r lc to th * ce n te r SHUND, 8 week* old. *33. ors, I cents each. Thia week lln * o f I h * e n i s l i n g p a v e ­ only. Bell's Nursery, 1 ml. Registered. Ph. 322-8821. m e n t! T H E N C E r u n E nele r l y a l o n g th * S o u t h r i g h t West of Big Tree Park. o f - w a y lln # o f a a l d S t a t e 13. Catering - Food R o a d No i l l f o r a d l e t a n c e 50, MIhc. For Sale o f 111.00 ft. m o r e o r I*** t o a p o i n t o f I n t e r s e c t i o n OKRA. 322-0413. w i t h th # N o r t h e r l y p r o PHILCO AUTOMAGIC WASH­ l o n g a t l o n o f a lln* I f ft. KEESER CANNING PEARS, ER. 843. Ph. 322-5082. W e a l o f a n d p e r a l l e l lo 81.30 builiel. Ik'ard a II Ave., th* E a ste rly rig h t-o f-w a y l i n e o f S h e r r y A v e n u e a* Cali 322-6782. 234 FL Chain-Link Fence, 48" a h o w n b> p l a t o f NORTH high. Complete with top-rail, O R L A N D O TOW N8 ITE FOURTH AD D ITIO N , a* Warrcn'i CINNAMON TWIST •ingle k double gate*. 3125. r e c o r d e d In P l a t R o o k II, Looki like chewin' Tobacco Ph. 822-8938. o t P a g e s 11 a n d Cl, Public TASTES EVEN BETTER R e c o rd * o f S e m in o le C o u n ­ ty. F l o r i d a ; T H E N C E 2012 French Ave. 322-4002 2 PIECE WOOL SUIT, Tan, S o u t h e r l y a l o n g I h a eald ■lie 18h, colt $39.93, sell l l n * I I ft. W a i t o f Ih* E e e t |20, EnglUh Walking iboei, r i g h t - o f - w a y lln # o f S h e r ­ 15. Hpeclnl Services r y A v e n u e a n d tie p r o l o n g ­ Tan, Cost $14.83, sell $7.00 a t i o n t h e r e o f lo a p o in t it) COMPLETE Lawn 4k Yard sire 7V4A; Tan Felt H it, ft. S o u t h o f Ih* m i l l i n g Service. 322-2310. c e n t e r lln * o f Ih* ea ld $4.00 (All Never Worn); L o n g w o o d - Oviedo R o a d ; Blue Hat $2.00. 668-4288. T H E N C E N o r i h e a e t e r l y 20 . Concrete Constr. p a r a l l e l to a r d i« f t . S o u th o r th a said e ile lln g re n te r LARGE EXTENSION LAD­ READY MIX CONCRETE tin * t o I h * c e n t e r lln* of DER; 3 Outboard motors, 9 C e l e r y A v e n u e , a t e h o w n Patios, Floor, Free E itim t.ja b y p l a t o f E N T J tM IN O E R Ft. aluminum boat, plat­ F A R M S A D D IT IO N NO. I. SUM, Untcli, itepi, blocks, form rocker k hatiock; a* r e c o r d e d In P l a t R o o k I, u n d , cement, rock, pipe, a t P a g e 1, P u b l i c R ecord # cherry dining room tibia k ■teel, greaie traps, dry o f Bom lnala C o u n t y , F l o r ­ 6 chairs, Roller ring skates, weUi. Stepping stones. ida! THENCE W eeterly ■M« 3. Ph. 322-0917, a l o n g i h a a a l d c e n t e r lln* MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. o f C e le ry A v e n u e to Ih* 823-3731 SERVEL GAS REFRIGERA­ S o u l h r l g h l - o f - w a y lln * o f 30S Elm Ave. L o n g w o o d - 0 v l e l o R n u l ,** TOR, $23. 322-5280. ahow n by m id p t e t o f 21. Home Repair* KNT7.M1NOBR F A R M S AD ­ D I T I O N NO. 1: T H E N C E LIVING AND DINING ROOM N oriheaeterly along t h e FOR PAINTING k REPA1H Furniture, Early American eald South rig h t-o f-w a y WORK Call 322-3426. lin e f o r a d l a t a n c * o f 101 14 Maple including 2 love seats ft.t T H E N C E S o u th e a s te rly and hutch. Used 1 year. REMODKL - REPAIR p e rp e n d ic u la r to th* I m l $500. Ph. 323-0702, d e s c r i b e d e n u r e * f o r a dlaCall U. E. Link, 322-7029 l a n c e of 110.12 f t . i T I I E N C E Uullding Contractor N ortherner!* p erp endicu­ GE REFRIGERATOR, Good la r to ih* la s t described condition. Phone 322-4050. c o u rse for a dlatanc# of 111.10 ft. m o r e o r l e m lo WINDOW k SLIDING COMPLETE RADIO AMA­ a point of Inlaraecllon w ith GLASS DOORS a Una 51 ft. W r i t o f a n d TEUR STATION $150. R-100 p a r a l l e l t o t h e Wool l i n e o f Repair 4i Regime Recv. T-00 XMTR with L o t I I o f m i d KNT7.MINOPERATOR REPAIR a Ktt FARM S AD D ITIO N Dowkey Relay. E-V MikeNO. 1; T I I E N C E S o u t h e r l y SCREENS Key 80-10 M. Vertical with a l o n g ih * e t l d lin o 41 fl. Rewiren and New W e t ! of an d p a r a l l e l lo Ih* Coax Manuels • Oscillator, W e a l Una o f l<ot I I lo th* Sanfora 322-3310 Code Records, 2423 Elm POINT OF R E O IN N IN ri; E X CEPTIN G T H E R E F R O M Ave. after 6 p.m. t h * 100 It. r i g h t - o f - w a y for ( h a L n n g w o o d -O v l a d o R oad 22. Plumbing JULY SPEC. Foot locker Sale. a a d a d l c a t e d b y p l a t r ee o r d a d In P l a t B o o k I I . a t $5.99. Army-Navy Surplus, PLUMBING P a g m 41 a n d 41. P u b l i c 310 Sanford Ave. Contracting Repairs R t c o r d a <>1 B em lnol* C o u n ­ ty. F lorida. FREE ESTIMATES WILL accept beat reasonable Bald l a n d s a u b i e c t l o 111 R. L. HARVEY fl. w ld a F lorida Power offer for 1$ cu. fl. stainless C orporation easem ent. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 aleel commercial refrigera­ L ES S AND E X C E P T f ro m tor, Good running condition th* above described p r o ­ 2.T. Painting p e r l y B e g i n n i n g 411.44 ft. have Just changed ovc- to N o r t h a n d 11.40 fl. W e s t of new refrigerator this week. I n l e r e r c l l n n o f C e n t e r lln* FOR A PAINTER, inelde oi o f S h e r r y A v e n u e . *■ r e ­ Contact Dick Aiken or call out, t-all Luther Tasker at c o r d e d In P l a t H o o k 11, 322-6623. p a g e s 11 an il I t . H em lnola 322-0159. C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n d Iha USED k REPOSSESSED N o r t h a r l y r l g h l - o f - w a y Una o f t e i n g w o o d - O v l e d o I to e d ; 24. Well Drilling BARGAINS r u n N. I I d e g r e e s 01 m i n ­ 109.95 u t e * 00 a e c o n d e E. 111.II WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, G E Stereo ft., t h e n c e N. I I d e g r e e * CROSLY TV 99.93 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 12 m i n u t e s 21 eei-onde E. PHILCO TV 79.93 All Typca and Sltct 141.44 *1.1 t h e n c e N. 11 d e ­ G-E 19" Portable TV 109.93 g r e e * 01 m i n u t e s I I s e c ­ We Repair and Service o n d * W . 100.0 f t . ; I h t n c o H. G-E 23" ConsoleTV 209.93 STINE I t degree* I t m inute* I I 49.93 Machinery and Supply Co. Wwellnghouie Refrig. o rrnnrt* W. 111.01 ft.i t h e n c e F, 10 d e g r e e * 01 207 W 2nd St 119.93 FA 2-6432 Phllco Refrig, m inutes 00 second* W. Admiral Rafrig. 109.93 I ill .71 f t . ; t h a n e # H. 01 d e ­ g r e e s 11 m i n u t e * 14 *ee- 25. Air Cond. & Heating Norge Gas Rang* 119.93 o n d a E. MOD fl. to th * Kelvlnator Etee. Range 49.93 p o i n t of b e g i n n i n g . AIR-CONDITIONING • a id landa allu alo . lying, Weitinghoua* 21" TV 49.93 • nd being In Be mlnol* By FEDDERS Frlgldalra Refrig. 59.93 County, Florid*. II. B. POPE CO., Inc. L ES S AND E X C E P T oil 20 cu. f t chest type freezer 322-4234 t h a t t r a c t o r p a r c e l o f l a n d 200 So. Park Ave. $149.93 l y i n g 'n Ih* a b o v o d e e c r l b • d t r a c t b o u n d e d a n d d e12 cu. ft. upright freezer AIR-CONDITIONING a r r l b e d a s f o llo w * : $13493 REFRIGERATION I IK d l N N I N O a t a p o i n t a t No Money Down. Up to 24 th * Inlerm etlon of th * Sale* and Service S o u t h e r l y lln * o f Ih* l o n i mo*, to pay. FREE ESTIMATES w o o d -O v leilo I t o e d a n d t h e GOODYEAR SERVICE Pit. 322-6154 E a a l e r l y l i n e o f Mo m lloeili Ed Cailan ru nning thence E aalerly STORES • l o n g th* S o u th e rly b o u n d ­ 333 W. First St., Sanford ary ot m id LongwoodO v le d o R o a d t o t h e W a i t Ph. 322-2821 • rly lin e o f H a y s * R o a d ; isr tiim r i n c i 'i r ro rn T n r t h e m e r u n S o u t h e r l y a l o n g Till! M1TII JITIHIAI, r m . CARPETS Clean easier with t h e W e s t e r l y r l g h l - o f - w a y WIT. in s x n rim *»:n i the Blue Lustre Electric lln* o f llaytMt H o a d l o t h e NUI.H COUNTY, PLOHIIIA. S o u t h e a s t c o r n e r o f L o t II), IN CHANCERY N«h HIM Shampooer only $1 per day. B lo c k "D.” U. R- MITNOTICE o r Carroll's Furniture. CHK LL 8 URVKT O F LEVY roRr.ri.oat>RK a r r r O ltA N T , a c c o r d i n g t o th o DKl.t, SAVINGS 4 1,0 AN AtP i e t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In BOCIATION, USED LUMBER: 2x4 through P l a t n o o k I a t P a g # l of ru in llff 2x12. Sheeting and flooring. t h e P u b l i c R t c o r d a o f S e m ­ Ve. in o le C o u n t y , Florid*! S T E P H E N r. CABHDOt,!,Alt 322-6793. t h e n c e W e e t e r l y a l o n g t h e and LILLIAN a. CASH DOLLAR, S o u t h e r n B o u n d a r y lin e * of hla wile. L a t e in, I I , M a n d I I , In Defendants B L O C K "D .“ o f s a i d D. R ▼Oi STEPHEN F. CASHPOLM I T C H E L L S U B D IV IS IO N , laAR and LILLIAN a. l * t h # C o u r t o f t h o C o u n t y t o a p o i n t w h e r e Iho S o u t h CASH HOLLAIt S k in # , l# m to o l* C ounty, F lo r­ • r n B o u n d a r y lin e o f aald id a. l u P r o b a t e . 11*1 Tarawa UouUvard L o t I I I n t a r a e c l a w i t h Hi# In roi Ealsio of Tarawa Terrace, H t e l e r l r B o u n d a r y o f Muee North Carolina W I L L IA M H E N R Y COOK Road! thenoo N o rtherly TOU ARM HEREBY NOT!Deceaeed. • I o n s t h e E a s t e r l y r l g h l - PIED that a suit lo forecloae an C r e d it* # # a n d P o ro o u e o f - w a y l l n * a t Mo m Ro ad , Mortgage hae Been Iliad ■ •V lad r i a l a e * u# Doueoada t o t h a P o i n t o f B e g i n n i n g ; •■alnat you In Ih# above Court A s a l a s t l i M K o to le t AND I.BSF A N D K X C K P T by Ih# above named plaintiff. You a n d e a c h o f y o u e r e T r a c t I* o f E N T E U I N O K R The property eoughl to b# h e r e b y n o t i f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d F A R M S A D D I T I O N HO. I, furacloetd I* a# follow#; t o p r e o e n l a n y c la im * a n d d e ­ a c c o r d i n g l o Iho P l a t t h e r e ­ DOT I. LONODALK HUB m a n d * w h i c h yo u , o r e i t h e r of o f r o o o r d o d In P l a t R o o k I DIVISION. aooordlPB to tho yo u . m a y h a r * a n a l n o t th * a t P a g # 1 o f th # P ublic Plat thereof, a# raoordod o e t a t e o f W i l l i a m H e n r y Cook, lltc o rd a o f S am lnol* C o u n ­ In PIM nook it, Pan# is. d e cea eed . l a t a o f aald C o u n ­ ty, F lo rid a. of th* Public Record* ot ty. l o t h e C o u n t y J u d n o of h a s b e a n file d a g a i n s t y o u a n d Bemlnol* County. Florida. • e m l n o l e C o u n t y , P l o r i d a . a l y o u a r * r e q u i r e d t o # # rv # a YOU ARE REQUIRED to Ma o f fi c e In th * c o u r t h o u s e o f c o p y o f y o u r a n e w a r o r p l a a d - Hie your Answer with the • a i d C o u n t y a t S a n f o rd . F l o r ­ t n g t o t h # C o m p l a i n t o n th * Clerk ot tho Court and to id a, w i t h i n a l a c a l e n d a r m o n t h s p l a i n t i f f 's a t t o r n e y # , H a r r t o o n •ervo a copy upon th# Plain­ f r o m th * l i m e a f t h e f i r s t p u b ­ a n d K o r n h l u h , 1141 Ulecay n # tiffs' Attorney. lRVINO NA l i c a t i o n of t b l a n otice. T w o B o u l e v a r d . M i a m i I I , F l o r i d a , THAN BON. P. O. Bos IS, Coco*. co p i e s o f e a c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d o n o r b e f o r e t h a l l t h d a y o f Florida not lalar than Ausual ■hall b* In w r l l l n p , a n d s h a l l A u g u s t . 1114. I f y o u f a l l t o d o 7, lift. If you fall to ilo ao, a s l a t * t h a p t a c * o f r e t l d e n o o a n d *o, a D ec r e e P r o C o n feeo o w i l l decree pro cunfooeu will bo on- p o et o f fic e a d d r o a e o f t h e bo fllo d a a a l i M t y o u for Ih* terod asalnot you ter Iho ro c l a i m a n t , n n d nhnll ho s w o r n r t l l a f d e m a n d e d t a t h a C o m ­ Uef d e m a n d e d la th# Complaint. t o b y t h * c l a i m a n t , ' *B*at, plaint. WITNESS my band and #aal o r a t t o r u a y a n d a c c o m p a n i e d D A T E D t h i s H a t d a y o f J u l y , a t eald Court at Somlnolo b y a r t l l a * fee * f o n * d o lla r 1114. County, tkia Tib day of July, a n d #uo h c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t (CIRCUIT COURT BEAL) M f ile d s h a l l b a void. list. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. (SEAL) ■ v a l y a C o o k Baud*# Clark of tho circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, Aa a d m i n i s t r a t r i x , a t . * of Bemln.de County. Florida tho B a ta ta of Clerk of Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlen Byt Handra a Jcha#ea W i l l i a m H a a r y Cook , Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk D#c#ai#4 Karvlaoa *a4 Korahluh L«w oilloau W l a d a r w a e d l a. K a l a o o * W a r e f i l l ■laoayeo Boulevard A ttorney# Froad and Nathaaaau M iami l l T V m r t d a tl* Bouth WashlBBtou AH Its P a r k Avesua, l o a t h P u b t H b J u l y U , I k A u g . 1, I t , Tlluivllle. Fla. W in te r P ark , F lorida 1114 Publish July », IS, It, 8k lilt. P u b l i s h J u l y t , IS, | | , |«, m t Legal Notice Legal Notice CX>»*M CDB-JI 60. Mlsc. For Sale 77. Situation Wanted 23" GE TV, $75; Ph. 322-9522. IRONING u 0321 my home. 322- 51. Articled For Rent WILL DO IRONING In my Home reasonable. Alio bake RoBaway, Hospital 4; Baby ■nd cook. Buffet dinners. Beds. Call 323-6663. By Day, Weak, or Month Ph. FA 2-5181 its W. l i t St. DAY'S WORK, Ironing, Baby­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE sitting. Ph. 322-7047. RENT A BED 53. Wanted To Huy IRONING IN MY HOME. Ph. 322-8203. USED TV's bought and sold 2870 Sanford Ave., Phone 81. Heal Estals • Sale 322-6627. THIS IS IT! WANTED TO BUY. 2 Jalousie The Weekend Camp you've al­ doors and 3 jalousie win­ ways wanted. Frame cabin dows in excellent condition. situated on Lake Butler with 322-6647. approximately l t t acres. Secluded, yet only 10 min­ 55. Furniture For Sale utes from Sanford. Priced only $4900. Terms open to Used furniture, appliances, any reasonable offer. tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Larry's Mart 315 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4122. Realtor-Insuror-Trades For toe biggest selection of 322-4991 1919 S. French Ave. nearly new and uied furni­ ture, se« Noll's Furniture 87. Huslness Rentals Brokerage In Caszelberry ou 17-92. Open 8 days 9 to 6. F o r LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good pro­ FREE ESTIMATE ducts. Good treatment. Ph. Upholstering Ik M attren ren­ locally 322-4342, or apply to ovating. New k Used Furni­ the PURE OIL COMPANY. ture. Call N il Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 90. Lota For Sale FA 2-2117. V ACRE.. PH. 322-2685. Sell Ue Your Furniture. LAKE MINNIE Quick Service With the • LAKEFRONT LOTS Cash. SUPER TRADING Fully Improved POST. FA 2-0677. Sewer, Water, Size 112 x 180. 3 PIECE BEDROOM SET. Sacrifice $3500 Each. CharLike n e w . Dinette set; lei Sellgman, 1201 E. Roblnmatching settee k chair; aon Ave., Orlando. Phone 422-2578. Coffee k end tables. Never used. Ph. 322 8662. Stemper Agency 91, Farms, droves 95. Houoes For Sale 95. Houses For Sale 95. Houses For Sale SANFORD DREAM HOUSE 3 BEDROOM, Low Down Pay­ can be youn. Two-itory beau­ ment. Balanoe $7,800. Phone ty on double lot io excellent 322-6867, neighborhood. Three whop­ per bedroom* and bath up; New Cu*tom-built, Lake Mary C. &., 2 BR, carporte, uti­ Living Room, Dining Room, lity, shade A citrus. FHA Kitchen and bath down. Everything Immacu­ Finance. 322-6859 evening*. late. Large covered patio 4 BEDROOM - 2 BATH f o r outdoor entertaining. RANCH STYLE Loch Arbor Beautiful lawn and plant­ Home, featuring l a r g e ings which include citrus. room* throughout, including Priced at 817,000 for quick a family atyle kitchen, sepa­ ■ale and with good terms rate dining room, and a fine available. centra] heating system, adaptable to Air Condition­ ing unit, an outstanding of­ fering for a quick aale at Inveztment k Realty $17,900. Term* are flexible, 118 N. Park Ave. 322-9172 but at least $1500 Down. SO U TH W A RD Seminole Realty $100 DOWN St. Johns Realty FHA - VA HOMES 71. Male Help Wanted SERVICE station attendant. Apply In person. Smith'* Amoco Hiway 17-92 k Lake Mary Blvd. Priced From $6,750 Down Payments Aa Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 Jim Hunt Realty REAL ESTATE SALESMAN MAN OR WOMAN UNLIMITED Opportunity If you are willing to work full lime and have an ability to •ell. Reply by letter stating age, qualification!, exper­ ience and where you may be contacted for an appointmenL Your reply will be kept ' strictly confidential. Address to: Ernest M. South­ ward, Southward Invest­ ment 4k Realty Co., P. O, Box 1060, Sanford. 3 BEDROOM home. Reason­ able. 322-8T.J. “HAS-TO-GO” A New Miracle D rat For All Auto Trattamtos i o o a And Engine*. Aah Year Caragemaa For "HAS-TO-GO"! If Ha Doe* Not Havo It Aak Him To Get IL There la No S n b o t l t a t o For "HAS-TO-GO". Product Of Swoetmaa'o Lak, Inc. Dorr S. Baker, Ktpteaea tattoo Box 89 Lake Mary, Fla. NEW HOMES AWAY FROM FLIGHT PATTERN READY FOR OCCUPANCY 3 A 4 Bedroomo — Alr-coadltloalnf optional VA NO DOWN PAYMENT—FHA MIN. DOWN As low aa I57AW, P * I monthly Directions: W on Rt. 434 to Grant St. and left to MoJm St. or call at Mate Salas Of Hen: SOS Highland Avontw « mL So. on 17 A 92) Open: Noon to 6:30 Thura thru Sunday. % JUMBO house 8 room, 2 car garage, patio. Stove, dispos­ al, dtoh wailicr. 322-1426. NEW HOMES We have several new 3 and 4 bedroom home*, now under construction, in desirable Ravenna Park. These home* are quality constructed b|» Shoemaker, featuring fully equipped built-in electric kitchens, plus many extraal We Hive The Home For You 322-1597. Stenstrom Realty IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY EXTRA LARGE • Room New H o m e , Weit Fourth Lakefronl Home. 322-4693. 2505 PARK DRIVE s Street, Juit off Fereimmon. 322-2420 822-7406 97. Houses For Rent Call 838-3911 Collect Seminole Realty FURNISHED 2 BR. House. 2481 Palmetto. 322-0274. 2 BR, Unfurnished bouse. Ph 322-8892. ft 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, Kitchen equipped. Ph. 322-7095, 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses Payton Realty 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 1 BR. Furn. House. Pb. 6683122. NOTHING FANCY. But cheap rent. $8 per week. Ph. 327 6627. W e're having a SUMMER SELLD0WN! Owned Homes THE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD of the City of Sanford to ac­ cepting appUcatlom for the To make tha beat hone position ot Director of Fi­ buy, aee the nance and for Ih* position VA - FHA of Tax Assessor. Require­ ments: Legal resident of Appointed Seminole County for at least Property six month*; not over 45 Management & years of age; High School or equivalent education, Sales Broker with additional studies In accounting; Experience In Clerical and financial work; Office 322-2118 knowledge of City Govern­ Night 322-0648 ment, Municipal Account­ 823-0700 ing, Legal and financial transactions; ability to su­ 2384 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. pervise and direct account­ SANFORD ItEltAUl ing and clerical staff. Good WANT ADS working conditions and pen­ BRING FAST sion plan. Application forma RESULTS available at City Hall. SubService Examiner in City Hail not later than Aug, 6, lirfore You Go Use 1964. 74. Baleu llt ip Wantad 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building lot*. Firat $2,500 takea this property. Pb. 668-4601, EntcrprUe, FU. Stenstrom Realty V A -F H A Government • 2 ,1 , 4 4 BEDROOMS 1, IV*. k 2 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED 25G5 PARK DRIVE LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 322-2420 822-7495 FREE $2,(00. equity. $100 For Complete Information clown, t o . mo. pays all. See or Call Your * 96. Houses - Sale or Rent Clean 3 bedroom, 10 x 17* FHA - VA Fla. room, equipped kitch­ CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON en, terrazzo floors. Helmly SALES BROKER LAKE. Call e v a n i a f l Fe Have The Home For You Realty Ph. 322-1641. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ava. FA 2-8123 Seminole Realty 901 W. First SL Sanford, Fla. 322-6591 hom es GREENS RIAX Choice lota available to Greenbriar of Loch Arbor IN I Park Avenue overlooking golf course. FA 2-5233 anytime Custom building to your specification!. Greenbriar homes can be purcha* EVERETT A. HARPER These developed by ed for as little as $78.28 per AGENCY - REALTOR month, (including taxes and KINGSWOOD 2463 S. Park Ave. BUILDERS, INC. Insurance) after low FHA PhonearFA 2-2264 or FA 2-2283 down payment! May w« 202 Fairmont Dr. serve you? FA 2-8074 BEDS FOR RENT RORERT A. WILLIAMS HUSBAND WANTED Hospital, Rollaways, Juve­ 20 ACRES OF FARM LAND Realtor for Rent East side, North to tell hi* wife that the nice 3 nile. FREE delivery and Raymond Lundquitt, Alto. Cameron Ave. between Ge­ Bedroom Country H o m e , Pick-up. neva and Celery Aves. E. B, surrounded by Shade trees FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. FURNITURE CENTER Stowe, Ph. 322-0145. and on 2 nice lota near Gin1100 French Ave, $100 DOWN dcrville and HLH Plant, Ph. FA 2-7938 PASTURE FOR HORSES. $10 priced at $8730, with only FHA-VA HOMES month per hone. 322-5479. M a t c h i n g CHINA CUP­ $1000 down, balance at $75 SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A 3 BOARD, Buffet and Table, 95. Houses For Sale monthly to still available. Bedroom Homes available In Walnut, G o o d condition; Someone to going to be sor­ all Areas of Sanford. Let us Tabla 48x32, extension, one 4 BR, r n Bath, Florida Rm., ry that they m ilted this. Show you Around! leaf, additional glasi top, central heat k air-condition­ $50; Two metal Wardrobes, ing. Ph. 322-4878. 21x20x66, $10 each. Ph. 3224922 or see a t SIS W. 12th SL INI S. Park At*. IN I 8. Park Are. FA 2-3232 anytlma FA 2-5232 anytime BEDS - BEDS - BEDS Property Management Sealy Box Springs and m at­ & Sales Broker tress, foam or tnnerapring, from $37.50 both pieces. 1 Set bunk beds, complete, Offers for your aeiectlon $69.95. the*# Beautiful 2, I, 4k 4 Furay Bedding Bedroom k Furniture Co. Jim Hunt Realty new Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary Shown by appointment Ph. 322-3561. CHECK THESE "R E D AT 63 Mercury Comet T A G S P E C IA L S " <$► LOT 63 English Ford 4-door sedan, 4 cylinder, standard traas., ■eater. Consul, clean ona owner car. ’1795 ’1395 62 Rambler Ambassador 60 Falcon Ranchero Custom, 4-door, V-8, standard trsna., power steering k brake*, heater, air cond. ’1795 59 Mercury Monterey Pickup. Very economicsi. ’495 56 MG 4 Door Sedan 4-door, V-8, power steering, brake* and windows, radio and healer, air cond. 4-*peed transmission, radio and heater. ’695 ’295 61 Cadillac Coupe DeVille 62 Chevrolet Impala ’3095 ’2195 Automatic tr in a , power steering k SUPER BPORTS COUPE, V-8, automatic toans, power steering, radio and heater. brake*, power Beats, radio and he*Ur. 62 Ford Series F-250 61 Cadillac 62 Series Van. Plenty of load space. 8-window sedan, equipped with full power and air cond, locally owned, dean. ’1495 ’2995 59 Chevrolet Blscayne 61 Corvair Series 500 8-door sedaa, 8 cylinder, aatomatic trana., 4-door sedan, standard transmission, radio radio and heater. and heater, ’795 ’1095 HOLLER MQIT0R SALES 2a*. * PoteMtte 322-4321 2507 Part Dr. 322-0861 �JS * “U ’ • % Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 97. Houses For Rent 8 t|r LOCH ARBOR: Attractive un­ furnished house, 2 licitrooms, screened porch, carportc, utility • storage, kit­ chen equipped. Excellent . condition. Ph. 322-2468. l# ftinfarh tyralh July 23, 1964 — Pnpe 1 1 ,115. Autos For Sale By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE Repossessions 2 Rlt, unfurnished house. 590 mo. 610 E. 14th St, .1. N. Robson Jr. 322-1535 or 3220228. *s5 100. Resort Rentals COZY COTTAGE with Lake privileges. 150 month. Ph. 322-610$. 102. Mobile Homes • Sale »• $ Bank 5 $ BANK $ RENTA t-S Furnished nr Unfurnished Ball-Hlalr Agency Ph. 322-5841 218 S. ra rk Ave. II 59 OLDSMORILE, Power steering, brake*, automatic transmission, radio, healer. New brakes, lircs, 4 new shocks, etc. Excellent con­ dition. Low mileage. Origin­ al one owner, 33.000 miles. 'fit VW Rn«. 51192 bal 545 mo. ''38 Cadillac, 5691 Im I, 537 mo. Ph. 349 4371. *59 Chev., 5'U bal., 537 mo. Loral automobile dealers of­ '59 Mere., $7(2 bal., |3fi mo. fer their best buys in Herald '60 Opal Wag $681 hal. 532 mo. '61 Renault $G9I bal, 532 mo. classified display ada. ‘59 Renault. 5497 bal, 524 mo. '55 Cadillac, 5342 bal, S.’S mo. '57 9 pass Wag $601 hal $32 mo '53 Cadillac. 1245 bal, 510 mo '58 Line., $681 bal. |3t mo. '58 Dodge. 5714 hal. 532 mo. ’59 Opal, 5399 hal, 531 mo. •V. Discount to '56 Olds. 5667 bal, $32 mo. Seminole County' '58 Chev. 5667 hal, 531 mo R e sid en ts '57 Chev H'rod 5792 bal $35 mo ‘82 Falcon, $997 ha], 549 mo. '59 Ford, 5399 bal. 524 mo. '60 Corvair, 5784 bal, 548 mo. •58 Pont, 5788 hal, 537 mo. '60 Falcon, $772 bal, 545 mo. '60 Ford. 5599 bal. $32 mo. WI Chewy, $794 hal, 517 mo. ’58 Chev, $499 bal. 524 mo. '80 Peugeot, 5496 bal, 529 mo. '58 Chev, 5419 bal, 524 mo. 'fid Opal, $574 hal. $31 mo. '55 Olds, 5471 hal. 524 mo, ’59 Chewy, 5692 bal, 537 mo. ’57 nuick, *598 bal, 529 mo. *39 Buick, 5749 bal, 539 mo. '55 Mere, *569, 532 mo '59 Rambler, 5592 bal, 533 mo. Jeep 4 WD. 5386 bal, 532 mo. '59 VW. 5687 bal, 538 mo. '52 Ford. 597 bal, 53 mo. '58 Chewy, 5490 bal, 128 mo. '51 Cadillac, *49 hal, *2 mo. '56 Ford. 5572 bal, $30 mo. '51 Buick, 524 bal, $t mo. '58 Pont., 5594 bal, 532 mo. '50 Merc, 549 bal, 52 mo. '58 Chewy, 5697 bal, 538 mo. '57 Chewy, VI stick, clean '58 Rambler, $579 bal, 531 mo '57 Turnpike, $592 bal, 513 mo. REPOSSESSIONS, INC. ’57 Ford, 5597 hal, 534 mo. ffjJA SANFORD AVE. ’57 Olds, 5591 bal, 534 mo. OrEN EVENINGS '57 Dodge, I486 bal, 529 mo. Repossessions LA HUE HOUSE, 3 DR, 2 Hatha. Lakcfront, Complete­ ly furnished including Wash­ er, dryer, dishwasher, deep • frccre. $150 month. Phone 322-4970. MAKE 1 582 PAYMENT and move into 1964 55 ft. House Trailer. Ph. 322-5390. 115. Autos For Sale MS.* • r%-4 b WU, fa* T w in V* 7-21 “Now maybe we oan hear eome of the other 1 BEDROOM HOUSETRA1LInstruments for a change!** ER. 4 loll all cleared. Ready for occupancy. Off 106. Apartments for Rent 106. Apartments for Rent SR 46 In Paola. Mra. Philip Fannin, Rt. l, Box 742, San­ CLEAN ist Floor Apt. Pvt, 2 LARGE Nlcaly furn. Duplex cnt. 1004 Palmetto. apta. 14th Ave., Longwood, ford. 8 ml. from N.A.S. Ph. 838JO.'i. Mobile Homes • Rent MODERN Furn. apis. Also 3298. Storage space. Ph. 322 1374. 1 2-BEDROOM and I ShedCLEAN Unfurn. apt. 309 Mag­ room, Bowman’i Trailer W E L A K A APARTMENTS nolia. Apply downstair* af Rooms private beths, li t ter 6 p. m. ’ Court. 668-4901. W. First St. 1 BEDROOM HOUSETRAlLr 113. Wanted To Rent ER furnished. Adults only. FURNISHED Upstairs, dectrie apartment. Private en­ 575 mo. Ph. 322-1187. trance, attic fan. 322-3968. R EN TA LS 106. Apartments for Rent 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX, Kit. equipt. Jalousied porch, car- STENSTROM REALTY, San­ ford's largest Home rental portc, nice yard. Ph. 322FURNISHED 2 Room Apart, and Sales Firm, Is In need 1996. m ea t $30 month. Cloie upof several rental homes im­ town. Ph. 322-6261. mediately. Our supply is WELCOME NAVY! Down! 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments FURNISHED 4 Room Apt. 540 furnished. Reasonable. See Adults. Ph. 322 9480. Howard Long, Main St. & Wi need 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom, 3, IW and 2 Bath Homes, FURN. A pt Close In. Jimmie DeBary Ave,, Enterprise. Cowan. 322-4013. furnished or unfurnished I 1-Room Efficiency apt. with We have qualified clients EFFICIENCY. 540. 611 Park. pvt. bath It shower, suitable waiting to rent and lease! for couple or single person S’.ay we a c n e you 7 FURN. APT. 322-2800. or retired. All utilities Ineluded in rent. Ideally lo­ CLEAN 2 BR Apt. Furn. Ph. cated on lr. St., within 1 322-3762 days, nights 322-0991. block of 2 free parking lota NEWLY BUILT Apartments. and ahoppmg neuter. In­ , See them at 610 E. 10th St. quire at Manuel Jacobson 2605 PARK DRIVE Phone 322-1427. Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 322-2420 322-7495 Furn. Apt. 2300 Menonvllle. Stenstrom Realty Phono 322-4503 It Pays To Use Would you like to aee and drive the nicest— 1961 4-door Ford In Seminole County. It's a beautiful tutone green and white; only 20,000 actual miles, V-8 , automatic and power steering. — Hardtop, 4 Speed llratrr, Like New. Trans., Radio, Sedan, Radio, Heatar, 1 To Chooao From. Convertible, Standard Trans., Extra Good. 1 Door, Heater. 4 Speed Trans., 2 Door. Clean. Automatic V-8, Automatic llratrr. Convertible, Rral Clean. V-8 Auto. Trans., Power Steering, I’nwer Brakes, Radio, Heater, One Ownsr. 4>door sedan, power steering, brakea, radio and heatrr. Abeautiful car 64 Fairlane Hardtop FC4-7IA Coupe. A rral root number 62 Falcon Deluxe XC4-7A l-door, standard Iran*., radio and heater, Air Conditioned |nw. low mileage 63 T-Bird Hardtop C4-I9H Landau, Bee and feet thU performance rhamp. Like new. ET4-4A 63 Fiat 4-Door A beauty plus a real Rood prira here, XC4-51A ~ 61 Comet 4-Door Standard shift, radio and heater FC4-85A An Economy Number A Rral Nlre 63 Renault 60 Dodge Wagon . 4-door R-8 sedan. Lika new C4-59A 2 Real Cool Numbers • 62 Galaxie Town Sedan. A real beauty, power steering, radio smt heater XC4-5IA An Economy King, It's a . , . C4-60A ' ” 9 Ptasenxer, auto. trsn*mi*sinn, power ateerlng, radio and heater CIMIII ~ ~ 62 Ford Galaxies 59Jeep Dispatcher AU power and air conditioned; one red; one bronae All dosed in. Law mileage. 14' I.ONE STAR FIBERGLAJ Boat, 35 Evinrude Lark, electric start, complete with trailer. Asking 5650. Will ac­ cept reasonable offer. Ph. 322 6148 Fine used Pontiacs and the best of the rest People who buy used cere undar the Goodwill sign have Iota going for them. Like Pontiac atylIng. Pontiac Wlde-Track. Pontiac quality. Paiw formance. Pontiac value. And If tha uied car fay chance lan't e Pontiac or Tempest, you can atill count on our reputation to assure you of a fine uatd car buy. And how's this for a wldt selection ? lu tu ra 3 Door, Bucket Seats, Stand. Transmission. Sedan, Radio A Healer, X-Clean For Only 62Chev. I mpa la Ph. rA I- M l t Door Sedan, ,\ir fond.. Power Windows ft Seat, Power Siter. ft Brakes, Radio, Heater, Radio, Trans., Extra V-H, I Door Sedan, Power Steering, Radio, Heater. Air Conditioned 304 6-8 E. I*L 63 Mercury Monterey V2 WITH CLEAN C4-64A Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer ON USED CARS — • Cylinder, 8 Ft. Drd. 18,060 Mile*. A Cream Puff. THE DODGE BOYS ARE XC4-26A Gateway To TTm waterway SALE! Sedan, Automatic Trans., Heater, Still In New Car Warranty. Orlando, Fla. Ph. 2954)182 16 Ft. OLD TOWN BOAT, Evinrude motor, Gator trail­ er. *600. Ph, 322 MM. WHOLESALE CLEARANCE *2595 Repossessions The HERALD 63 Comet 2 Door 1695 Want Ads. 2125 W. Colonial 63 Chevrolet Monza 900 *1695 62 Comet 2 Door *1195 62 Ford Galaxie *1395 62 Ford Ton Pickup Strickland-Morrison, Inc. *1195 Your Ford Dealer, Downtown 61 Ford Falcon Sanford *895 61 Chevrolet Corvair *895 61 Plymouth Valiant Loaded *895 61 Plymouth Fury USED CARS *995 1962 Volkswagen 60 Chevrolet Wagon *1095 60 Chevrole Impala 1395 *1295 59 Dodge Convertible 60 Ford Station Wagon *1095 *995 60 Dodge $895 — Bargain Buys — 58 .Ford 60 Mercury 4 Door $495 59 Ford Station Wagon *895 61 Chevrolet 1195 59 Chevrolet Wagon *595 58 Buick Convertible *695 7 9 5 59 Rambler 60 Renault Dauphine *295 *495 57 Mercury *295 TRU C K SPECIALS 57 Oldsmobile 59 Chevrolet *295 1195 57 Buick 2 Door 60 Chevrolet *245 *895 54 Cadillac 55 Chevrolet *200 *395 58 Lincoln BANK 123. Boats A Motors This symbol means: 11)1/ Eng. Ford $394 bal 522 mo. Chewy, 5494 bal, *27 mo. Chewy, 5492 bal, 527 mo. Chewy, 5171 bal. 512 mo. Ktudcbakcr Pickup trurk 120. Automotive Service '55 FORD, good body, good '51 JEEP STATION WAGON. AUTO GLASS mechanical condition. Call 2 wheel drive with over­ INSTALLED 322-6646, Claude Harroll. drive, 6 cylinder m rrhend Scnkarik Glass and Point valve. 668-5693 after 6 p.m. Company 60 TRIUMPH TR 3. Blue. Good condition. Ph. 322-3894, 1963 Chewy 2 S. S. *200, take 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4623 up payments. 322-1187. 322-1631. COHEN RADIATOR WTOP 1951 BUICK. Clean. Good con- '63 Chevy II Nova, ExccUcn Free Inspection, estimate*, ennd. Ph. 322-2283. pickup, delivery. Re coring ditinn. Sell cheap. 322-5216. ft repair* discounted. 118. Truckn For Sale 21 m E. 3rd. 322-3443 1961 CORVAIR 700 4-dr, *1095. 1961 VW Convertible ... *1195 \ TON INTERNATIONAL An investment, not an ex­ 1959 Triumph motorcycle *595 PICKUP, Garden tractor pense. Call FA 2-5612 for 1955 Sludebaker pick-up $1.50 with Cultivator, 5 x 8 Trailer expert advice on a Herald SANFORD MOTOR suitable for 2 horses. 5375 nr COMPANY trade for Ford nr Chewy advertising campaign. son French Ave. 322 4382 car of equal value. 3226782 after 5 p.m. M ECHANICS SP EC IA L '59 Ford, perfect body, new 120. A u to m o tiv e Service paint, looks perfect, 5295. '54 OMsmohile, good merchanAuto Glaaa, Top* icalty, *78. ft Seat Covers '53 Plymouth, runs good, *69. AUTO GLASS & Millions of parts. Sunshine Eddie's Used Cars & SEAT COVER CO. Parts, Formerly Zurker364 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8AJ2 man'a Salvage, Ph. 322 8072. ALL WORK GUARANTEED National '58 ’57 '56 ’55 ’51 115. Autos For Sale 115. Autos For Sale V-8, Trana., Radio, 4 D oor, V-N, Automatic, Heater, Power Steering. Radio, Heatar, Radio, 63 Tempest Custom 4-dimr sedan; local nnr owner and very nperial at 62 Pontiac CATALINA V I 8 T A , Automatic transmission, power steering and brakes. We anld it newt 62 Pontiac Star Chief 4-door sedan; automatic tranimlaaion, powered and only 61 Buick SPECIAL DF-LUXE, 4-door sedan; turquoise and white, automatic, ra­ dio and heater, white aldcwall Urea. It wen trailed In an a '64 Buick Sprriil. Top romfnr4 and economy. 59 Cudillac 4-Door This one has air conditioning, very low mtltsgo and very clean *1895 *1995 *2295 *1495 *1795 4 Door Sedan, V-8, Autn. Trans., Radio I t Heater, Ready To Go. 2 Door Sedan, 6 CyL, RlsnHird Trans., Radio ft Heater, Clean In­ side And Out. Hardtop, Completely Equipped. Need A Second Car? 57 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Standard tranamlaalon, 6 cylinder. A lata af milra left end very rlean 56 Buick Special *395 *395 2 Door V-8, Auto Trana., Radio ft Heater, An Exceptional Car. 4 Door. Auto Trans., Radio ft Healer, Low Miles, One Owner. 8 Cylinder. Sedan, The Economy King, Prired For Only 1 Door Sedan, 6 Cylinder. > Many more displayed on our Lott i Best Of Financing, 4 Door Sedan. i GW Warranty on all Used Cara One Ton, 4 Speed, I'rodurc Body, Ready To Go, 4 Door Sedan. 4-door hardtop; a little old but atill a nire rar OPEN FILL NITES AND ALL DAY 8AT. Hardtop. H Ton Panel, Ea-Clean, An Excel­ lent Buy. 2 Door Hardtop, Needs Work. TOP VALUE STAMPS Given With All Cars Sold! FOUR 1961 Falcons To Choose From! Strickland - Morrison, Inc. 3 0 8 ^ F ir s t S t Ph. 322-1481 SANFORD W. Park MI 4-8916 !i Ton Pick-Up, Mechanically Good, For Only Before You Buy A Uned Car From ANYONE — Go WEST On W. li t St. & See The DODGE BOYS Seminole Co. Motors AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER 1801 W. Firat St. Ph. 322-0614 Winter Park Ph. MI 7-2330 4 Door, Needs Work. *200 U IIM T LINCOLN I D A I I U I l I MERCURY m V * 322-1884 ftfvV j B U 1 C K ST ' [C jR A M B LER ], 1009 Palm etto Ave. Sanford [f" i P O N T I A C Winter Park Ml 1-0209 301 W. First S t Ph. 322-0231 I �Deaths From Pesticides Laid To Improper Use By* Cedi A. Tucker II In every c u e of human death from peaticldea, the cauie haa bean accidental misuse of a chemical poison. Becauie almost all peetlcldei are poleoni, they ihould be need with (treat care. Fol­ low these aafety rule* for using pesticides; Head the label each time you use a pesticide—no mat­ te r how often you have used It and no m atter how well you think you know the In­ structions and follow the la­ bel exactly. Keep pesticides away from children and chil­ dren away from pesticides. Other precautions are; 1. Use a pesticide only when you are sure it is needad. Use the one best suited to your needs. The label on tha product explains the proper uics. 2. Keep the pesticide in e plainly labelled container, preferably the one In which It was bought. Never transfer pesticides to unlabelled or mislabelled containers. 3 . Store pestlridcs under lock and key away from food Items and out of Ibe reach of children, pets, and people who might not be able to under­ stand their danger. 4. When handling, mixing, e r applying pesticides, avoid inhaling dust and fumes and avoid getting materials on tha skin. 5. Check the label of the product before using, so that you know what to do quickly if there is en accident In case of an accident, call a doctor o r get tha patient to a hos­ pital Immediately. 6. The very few people who ■uspect they mny have a spe­ cial sensitivity to pesticides should consult an allergist, and, if necessary, take steps to avoid any exposure to the offending ag en t 7. Wash hands thoroughly a fte r using pesticides and befora eating or smoking, 8. Get rid of used pesticide containers in a way that will not leave the package of left­ over contents as a hazard to people—particularly children •—or to animals or plants, 8. Work In a well-ventilated area, to avoid inhalation of fumes. 10. Do not spray into the wind. S tir 0 a n fn rh Page 12 — July 23, 1964 f ir r itb HOBBY SHOW WINNERS nt Langwoml Klementnry School were, from left, Alvin Dorn, mont detailed; Mitchell Adama, most educational; David Donnt, moat unusual and Jackie McGotigh, most interesting. The allow was held last week as n special event of the school's summer recreation program. (Herald Photo) 11. When s o directed by the label, wesr protective cloth­ ing, such nt goggles, gloves, a p r o n s , respirators, and masks. 12. Change clothing after rnch day's operations and hathe thoroughly. If cloth­ ing or skin become contamin­ ated, wash the skin and change to clean clothing. 13. When mixing or using Inflnmmnble chemicals, he especially careful to avoid the fire hazards caused by smoking, defective wiring, and open flumes. 14. In applying pesticides to food plants and crops; (a) use the proper dose recom­ mended for the purpose, end (h) allow the full recom­ mended time between apply­ ing the pesticide and harvest­ ing the crop, to avoid having a harmful amount of pestirides remaining on food to he eaten. Do not plant fowl crops near ornamental plants which are to he sprayed. 15. Check sprayers before each use, to mnkq certain tnnl hose connections are light and that vulvcs do not leak. 111. Cover food anil waterf containers when using pesti­ cides around livestock or pet areas. NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT — COLD HARDY SHRUBBERY Grnpeville Nursery 2221 Grspeville Are, 322-OSSH "Scott’s Dealer" Legal Notice STEP TWO - Shop for your new car as M you were a cash buyer. In Ik* Court nf t hr f'ciiiiitjr J u d g r * nem lttitlr Cm in fy , R| r | « *if F l o r i d * . 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Since returning to Wash­ ington after a short post-con­ vention rest in Phoenix, Goldwater has worked at his home here charting his campaign by telephone calls and taking care of mail anil telegrams. SURFSIDE ISH ELLANE sM h . WASHINGTON (UPI) — Intraparty strife among liepublicans may speed presi­ dential nominee its rry M. Goldwster’e p l a n s for a "unity" meeting of top GOD leaders, party sources said to­ day. Goldwater suggested surh a conference even before New York Republican Sens. Ken­ neth II. Keating and Jacob K, Jnvits announced they would not support the nation­ al ticket he heads. He listed New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, Penn­ sylvania Gov. William W. Seranlon, former President Dwight D. Kfsrnhcwer and former Vice President Rich­ ard M. Nixon as possible par­ ticipants. The Ariznnn eenntor said such a meeting might bring party leaders closer together. The need for "unity" talks appeared even more urgent following the Keuting-Javits defections. Sources said that Goldwater now feels that the meeting should be held as soon as it can be wrdged into his sche­ CHARRED O AK 8 YR. K SHELL: rTn, Goldwater May Speed Up Call For Republican Unity Huddle 90’ GIN In First Place They Couldn't Have Cake An attempt to swipe a c u e of cake* from the Winn-Dixie ■tore at 25th Street and French Avenue wa* thwarted early this morning by police. Ai a result, two hoys aged IS and 14 face juvenile court charge* of petit lirceny and a man Identified by police as Denni* Roger Horn, no age listed, will appear In court on sim ilar petit larceny charge. The trio wai caught, police •aid, at about 5 a.m. today When Ihcy attempted to lake (he case from the store area. J7. Do not spray or treat plants or animals or animal feeding areas with pesticides unless you are certain such treatment is safe for that use. fo u r HEDGES & BUTLER OLD PARR OPENING Til CLOSING 39c IMP. SCOTCH & SODA DRY M A R T IN I T O M C O LLIN S KKG. 7.50—65.95 CASK 39 599 NO DRINK OVER 49c BOURBON SUPREME STRAIGHT HOURUON OLD NORW OOD 8 v d ■ K- PARK b TILFO RD 100 PROOF BONDED KENTUCKY BOURBON s t r a ig h t BOURBON 3 79 REG. K E G . 6.00 *3 ” Colonial Club Liqueurs l- *11 CREME DE MENTIIE CACAO — APRICOT BLACKBERRY ROCK JP RYE SLOE GIN REG. 4.50 *2 ?9 �C. Of C. Orders Contract Signed For Port Study A feasibility study of ths coat $9,000, ia scheduled to be Sanford Port Authority la made from funds in the Sem­ virtually within day* of start- inole County Commission's budget for the next fiscal in ?. Seminole County Chamber year. A public hearing is-slat­ of Commerce director! Thurs­ ed for early next month and, day night gave authorization if the fund la allowed to re ­ main, the engineering firm to Chamber officer! to atgn a will get the official green contract with Lockwood A light. § Green of Spartanaburg, S. C., A resolution authorising the contract waa amended to in­ to begin the work. Financing of the project, to clude the provision on the A* l availability of funds. This, it waa i n d i c a t e d , should prove only a formality, however Chamber officials de­ cided to take the precaution. Once the engineering firm ita rta Its work, It fa expected to be completed in four to alx months. This could mean a decision by the first of the year. Meanwhile, a rough draft of proposed legislation creat­ ing the port authority is b»ing drawn by a subcommittee and, according to the port au­ thority chairman, Francis Koumiliat Jr., it will be ready in from two to three weeks. From it, the committee will create a comprehensive legis­ lative act to be presented to the next State Legislature for ita approval and enact­ ment. The engineering data will include such faerts as the typo cargo, the traffic to be expected at the port, the pres­ ent and future potential and all other pliasrs of an author­ ity including its sire at the sta rt and reserve aparo for future growth. Chamber President Karlyle. Ilousholder hailed the direc­ tors’ action as another major atep in accomplishing a pro­ ject which he suys has been dormant "for too many long years." Labeling the port facility site as "the best in Florida" he declared that the full facil­ ity will come. "If we let this go by,' ’he emphnsired, "we are fools." The authority site would be located along the St. Johns ltivcr and to the west of San­ ford. Jack Bolt, port committee member, reported on hla re­ Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Eh? jj&mfnrfc feralft VOL. 56 * :# * The other night an Alta­ monte Spring! commissioner tried to get council oksy to iwap In two 16-inch recap tires for two 14-inch recaps which would fit th# new patiol car.’ Sounds s i m p l e enough, but wait a minute: First the merits of recaps was questioned; second, it was brought out that the new pa­ trol cur probably wouldn't need any tirea for about 18 montha; third, it was suggest­ ed the tires bo swopped for ones which would fit other type vehicles owned by the community. Finally, it was decidad to turn in the tires to an Altamonte firm, get credit on them for future purchase of a tire or tires when a town vehicle needed it. The commissioner muttered: "Here 1 thought this was a routine thing. . . ." • • • Seminole County residents apparently have total faith in U. S. Savings Bonds. Statis­ tics prove it. Seminole buyers lead all of Central Florida in the buying of bonds for the past six months. And by n whopping margin too. i For the alx month* ending June 30, county itsldcf.ts bought $397,270 in bond* com­ pared with $131,001 for a comparable period of last year. That'* a healthy 126.7 per cent Increase. The nearest county to this was Highlands with 20.4 per cent. Contrast these figures with Citrus ■ 0 County which plunged 62.7 per cent below the previous purchases. • I i l l i V • • The demand has been so heavy for promotional mate­ rials published by tha Semin­ ole County Chamber of Com­ merce that Manager John Kridcr and hit staff have been hard pressed to meet the requests. A peak waa reached a few weeks back when a rec­ ord 2,600 pieces of literature were mailed in one month. These were in addition to thousands of brochures fur­ nished the Florida Welcome Stations, the Florids exhibit at the World’s Fair, Travel bureaus snd auto cluba. Joe Barnes, n delegate of the loral Lions Club to the organ­ ization's International conven­ tion in Toronto recently, dis­ tributed over 1,000 Seminole County brochures. • * * Tha subject of politics fills the air. Everywhere one goes politics is the topic of discus­ sion. In feet, right now it takes the place of talking about the wealhpr. And, it's going to be talked about even more. But you can’t talk about politics in a real sense unless you're registered. The books ate open and there are thousands of potential elec­ tor* who need to register. There'* a campaign making the round right now that goes like this: "Vote and the choice ia yours. Don’t vote and the choice la theirs. Register or you have no choice!” It makes quite a bit of sense. • e Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Widely scattered showers through Saturday; high today Oft plus; low tonight in 70s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY. JULY 2471004 SANFORD, FLORIDA LBJ, Barry Seek To Avoid Strife WASHINGTON (UPI) — The first major confronta­ tion of th e. 1964 presidential campaign takes place at the White Huuse today when President Johnson and Sen. Barry Goldwater meet to dis­ cuss the trouble potential of the civil rights issue. Johnson scheduled a 6:30 p.m. EDT meeting with the Arizona Republican as tho climax of a busy day. The President holds a televised news conference a t 3:30 p.m , and meets with a group of the nation’s top labor leaders at 4. Goldwater told newsmen Thursday night hit purpose in requesting the meeting with Johnson was to "see what we can do to avoid any inciting of trouble" in the na­ tion's already explosive racial situation. ‘‘I don't want *<} exploit the campaign in any way which result In disorder," he said, adding that he expected no forma! agreement during th* session, simply a "broad dis­ cussion of the campaign and Poverty Bill Goes To House WASHINGTON (UPIV — The battleground for Presi­ dent Johnson's "war on poverty" shifted today from the Senate to the House. The Senate, after 10 hours of debate and voting, approv­ ed by 62 to 33 Thursday a slightly less affluent antipoverty bill. Republican pres­ idential candidate Bnrry Goldwater voted against the meas­ ure on final passage. The bill, a "m ust" on John­ son'* election-year legislative list, would launch u broad government progrnm of fi­ nancial assistance to commun­ ities and states where poc­ kets of poverty persist in a land of general prosperity. its possible effect on racial violence." Source* close to Goldwater said he sought the meeting at thli time — even before Johnson Is formally nominat­ ed as the Democratic candi­ date—because of the Increas­ ing seriousness of the racial situation in certain sections of the nation. Civil rights leaders voiced the hope that llie Johnson — Goldwater meeting would not mean that civil rights will be "swept under the rug" during the coming campaign. Memorial Rifes Said Af Base For Commander Hundreds of friends and coofficers and men of Sanford Naval Air Station attended the memorial service Thursday afternoon at tho base chapel for Cdr. Barlon W. Bartholo­ mew who was killed last Sun­ day in a jel plane crash. Cdr. Bartholomew d i e d when his Heavy Attack Wing H Skywarrlor crashed in the Mediterranean S e a shortly after taking off from the car­ rier USS Franklin D. Roose­ velt. Base Chaplain Leo J. Mc­ Donald ofiered a eulogy to the popular officer and vet­ eran of 21 years service in the Navy. Assisting in the mentorlal service was the Rev. LcRoy 1). Soper, rector of the Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Sanford. Cdr. Bartholomew had just taken over as commanding officer of VAH-11 shortly be­ fore the squsdroo was de­ ployed to the Mediterranean. Hit carrier launch was routine, officials said after the crash; the bomber went out of control a few hundred yards from tiie carrier snd crashed into the sea. • e pansion, Ilousholder conducted last night’s meeting and appointed Capt, C. IV. Swanson, com­ manding officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, to the di­ rectorship relinquished by the retired Capt. Hubert M. Ware, Directors also adopted the Chamber’s budget for the next fiscal year. The meeting closed with a film taken by an area televi­ sion station in which inter­ SLOW MOVING VEHICLE emblem* lire bcinir pushed in the county In an effort to cut down on traffic accident*. Tho emblem, tho trinngulnrfdinpctl device in center of tho picture is placed on tho rear of tractor* and other slow moving vehicle* which use public rontla. It is reflectorized and cim bo Been tit Brent distances in iluyliglit imd dork. Shown with it uro, from left. County Agiirultiinil A pent Cecil Tucker, Jim linker, Farm Hurenii president; Fred Joiner, MiiHsey-Fertfunmin dealer of Apopka; mill S. O. dilute, lending sjwnaor of the drive. The emblem* can bo or­ dered through Tucker's office. (llernhl Photo) More Dogs In Sanford Being Licensed tV. E. Knowles, rily man­ ager, reported today tlmt dog licensing I* r u n n i n g well ahead of last year, with n re­ sulting decrease in (lie num­ ber of unllernsrd dogs being picked up. Tho licensing year does not end until October but. Mint li­ censes have been i s s u e d through July 23 ns compared to n total of 211* lust year. l-nst year 317 unlicensed dogs were picked up, This year, so fnr, only 181 unlag­ ged animals have been round­ ed up. The city recently construct* cd n new concrete bloek dog pound. Animals rounded up by tho dog catcher are detained for ten dnys, and then unless tho owners rail for them, they are humanely destroyed. Own­ er* may reeiuim animals by buying their tags, getting their labie* shots and paying for their keep in tha pound. By l l a i r y I. Johnson "You arc notified that a Complaint to Foreclose Mort­ gage . . . has b e e n filed against you . . Thus, visions of a Girls Town fur North Orlando ap­ pear la have reached the end of the line. It was billed as a proposed $5.5 million project and would house 120 girls, plu* key personnel for med­ ical, social, educational and religious guidance. Tiie legal paper* of fore­ closure were filed in the Cir­ cuit Court Clerk's office here this week. Amount involved in Hie lift- By Julian Stenitrom Tiie Seminole County Goldwater for President Commit­ tee officially opened its cam­ paign office Thursday night at both the organization's of­ fice at 2<HI North Park and at the .Sanford Civic Center, Due to the fact that mure Goldnater supporters appear­ ed than had been expected, plus the unexpected nrrival id Goldwater hacker* from Lake and Volusia counties, tlm group wus forced to move ita nutting from the campaign office to tho Civic Center. (.lo rg e C. Harden Jr., Sunford. was named chairman nf what Attorney Kenneth Lcifh-r stresseii was a non-purtisati committee. A steering committee com­ pris'd of llurdrn, I.effler, Mrs. Cynthia Johnson, Thom- a* II West Jr., Homy Schu­ macher ntul l.auren it. John­ son was established to work in harmony with the national Goldwater for President headquurleia in Washington. The committee contacted tho Washington officii this morning hut was unable to obtain definite information on campaign plans ami materials. Leffler said that "the Wash­ ington office is having to reoiganize to luindle the large number of requests for infor­ mation and materials from similar organization which are springing up throughout Ilie nation." The C a m p a i g n office will lie open, I.effler announced, from 10 a. m. until noon and from 1 until 6 p. nr., Mondays through Fridays. It will he manned by volun­ teer worker* und I.effler said that "anyone interested in helping to serve in the ufflc I* requested to phone the Two Pel.and men denied headquarters, 122-6113, or guilt Thursday a f t e r n o o n contact Mrs. Johnson." when arraigned in County t'ouit on charge* of “monkey fishing" in the Wekiva River. They were nabbed at about 3:30 n. m. July 3 by Game Smuking in bed was htnmcd Wardens K. G. Pierce and Boh for an early morning fire to. Johnson. Charged ara Preston Otis day which caused extensive Sloan and Jackie Thomas damage to a mattress at the Miller. County Judge C. Ver­ home occupied by Finest non Mize released the men in Guthera at 1300 W. .Seventh bond pending a Jury trial at St. Firemen received the call a later date. "Monkey fishing" involves at 1:20 a ,m. and were back the u»i- of un electrical device at tiie station at 1:49 a. rn. to slunk the fish and bring Damage waa confined to the them to the surface after mall ress. which they are netted anil placed in the boat. The wardens said the men Herald Index had about .190 pounds of cat­ 6 fish in their possession when Abby ------ . . . .. .. . ___ Page 6 Bridge ....... . they were apprehended. In addition to the "monkey Classified _____ I’uge 10-1II fishing" charge, Sloan faces C o m ics_. . . ----- Page 2A-3A A charges of reckless operation Editorial .......... . of a boat and with operating Funerals --------------- Page 3 H oroscope____ _ Page 2A-3A it without running lights. They were in a 10-foot ply­ Society ............... ..... Page 9 wood boat with a 60-horse­ Sports ____ ____ ___ Page 4 power outboard mutor when TV Program s . . . ...... Pago 9 •topped, the wardens said. We the Women ........ Page C Two Plead Innocent To 'Monkey Fishing' Smoking In Bed Blamed For Fire • • ‘MONKEY FISHING* equipment is shown in the bout ubove after it wus seized by games wardens while patrolling in the Wckiva River. Two men face chaw;es in County Court and will stand trial in the near future. Shown with the confiscated equipment are Game Wardens Hob Johnson, loft, and E. G. Pierce. ' (Herald Photo) Sanford's First F o d c r a 1 Savings and Loan Assn, was omi of Ilia 132 Savings and Loan Associations in the state that shared one of the most successful June operations in the stnto'a history, according to William Hussey, executive GOP County Candidates ^bUwater Campaign Introduced Launched At Meeting views wers mtd* on the Iskefront marina which was re­ cently unveiled and which has the backing of the City of Sanford and local financial in­ stitution*. Interviewed were Mayor A, [,. Wilson, Chamber Executive M anager John K rider anil Georgo Touhy, executive vica president of the First Federal Savings A Loan Association and described ns a prime mov­ er of the mnrinn. Foreclosure On Girls Town Set gallon could not bo deter­ mined. Plaintiff in Hie action is the Miami National Bank; defend­ ants are listed as Girls Town Inc., Reiter Brothers, identi­ fied as a co-partner; Panning Lumber A Hardware Co. Inc., and Harold T. Okimoto of Honolulu, Hawaii. Bank officials would not di­ vulge the amount Involved in the action; representative* of the plaintiffs could not bo reached [or comment. A year ago yesterday, tho public announcement was giv­ en that the project was being considered by Mrs. Horace K, First Federal Keeps Pace With Top Firms Report* indicate that South­ ern Fibreglass — tha boat builders—are now on a full production schedule and are manufacturing 12 boat* a day. Also, the Clock Winder* hear that there are 60 or more per­ son* on the payroll out there. City budgets requests are presently being worked out with City M a n a g e r i’ete Knowles, burning the mid­ night oil. shooting for an ■Aug. 1 deadline. NO. 241 cent visit to Bainhridge, Ga., where a similar authority ia in operation, lie noted the bonded indebtedness of $750.0<H1 has been paid off and the facility has attracted an in­ dustrial investment of $t5 million in two years. "The effect around the port is startling," Bolt said, lie said he saw a number of "gleaming new buildings" and told of the Bainbridge author­ ity's immediate plans for ex­ Republican candidates for connly office* and new mem­ bers of the Seminole County GOP Executive Committee wero introduced Thursday al an executive commlHu meet­ ing in the courthouse. Greeted were K. Pope Bas­ sett, county commission candidale, and Guy Allen, candi­ date for (ax assessor. Also In­ troduced were llie new com­ mittee members, Dr. Harold Miller of Hie Bear Lake area, .Mrs, Florence Borden of Mait­ land and Hubert Mooney of Lake Alary. The meeting was conducted by Stale Hep. Jan Fortune, county chairman, who intro­ duced Hie candidates and nuw committee members, lie also gave a briefing on the five candidates In Hie county. Fortune pointed to three book* which he urged Ins lis­ teners to read. These are "Choice, N o 1 an Echo," "Freedom Is Hi* F l i g h t Plan," and "None Dare Call It Treason." Republicans were urged to attend the tea next Tuesday at the Woman's Club for Charles Holley, GUI* candidate fur governor. Tiie tea will be from 2:30 to 4 p m. From Hie re lloliey will go to Bas­ sett's home at 1515 Crolon Dr., Druid Hills, for un infor­ mal gathering. Tho committee members discussed the two.party sys­ tem and declared the major objective of any political or­ ganization should be to get interested and informed Vet­ ers. After the meeting the com­ mittee adjourned to the Civic Center where a bipartisan meeting waa being held to build support for Barry Goldwater in ids campaign for the picsidcncy. Judy Sings In Comeback LONDON (UPI) — Three hours cut of a London nurs­ ing home, Judy Garland step­ ped Into a spotlight at the Palladium Theater early to­ day and sang her way to th* dramatic comeback of tbs year by literally stopping tbs biggest charity show of th* season. She did it against doctors' orders. secretary of the Florida Sav­ ings ami Loan l-ungue. Saving* ammimt* at First Federal here increased over June last year by 20 per cent, according to George Touhy, Executive V i c e President, nmtrhing the stride for Flor­ ida, While the loans extended in June were on u par with those of a year ago, the six months of tha current year show n a< von per cent gain over the first half of 1963, Touhy said. Huiscl indicated tiie Increaalng strength of the state economy In figures compiled from tho H & 11 operations in the Sunshine State, lie point­ ed out that, according to Hie Florida Savings and Loan Imagin''* monthly trend re­ port, snvlngn increased during Juno by $68,208,001) which en­ abled total savings til pins the billion murk for the first time in history. The League reported that these in­ stitutions now Iimyu total sav­ ings of $1,538,000 and tlmt Hie $1 billion innrk was first leacht-d in March 1063. As for the lending records established in June, Hussey said records were set In total loans dosed und total lending volume. Commenting on tlies* rec­ ord* the league rxucutive said Hint total lending volume fur tiie month, w-hlch included loans doici] ami loans pur­ chased from oilier financial Institutions, was $100,203,000 which is the fiist time lend­ ing volume has ever surpass­ ed Hie $100 million mark dur­ ing a single month. Ths pre­ vious high for a single month was Ortubor of last year when tbs total wus $08,41U,000. Dodge II, wealthy philan­ thropist. It was reported that $350,000 in pledges and money were ready. Eleven months ago, an art­ ist's conception of the situ was public tied allowing a spacious campus and identified Uia headquarters for Girls Town as Palm Beach. Ground was broken «n tha ion-acre site Inst Sept. 4, with city and county officials on hand lo watch and participate. The signal to start earth-mov­ ing equipment was given by tbe builder. Bernard G. King of Buffalo. N. Y. Girls Town was incorporat­ ed in April, 1900, as a non­ profit organization to giva "home community for home­ less girls of ail faiths in need of help between Hie ages of 10 and 17." Mrs. Dodge reported tha g i r l s would bo received through religious channels, lo­ cal and state welfare agencies and family courts. Officers and directors wer* given as Mrs. Dodge, presi­ dent; Bussell A. Firestone Jr., vice president; Mrs. Marjorie llmigh, secretary; Edward C. Dawson, treasurer; Clifford M. Haines, building trust fund director. 16ixl October word was out that the North Orlando City Council was seeking an occu­ pational license from Holler Brothers, tiie land clearing subcontractors. A fee of $2$ would have tu be paid, it was reported, or a $200-s-day charge c o u l d be bruugbt against the firm, lleiler re­ plied llie firm was hired by North Orlando Company and Hint it was responsible fur tiie license. Work ground to a halt. Th* project disappeared from pub­ lic view. Until this week. "You are noli Tied that • Complaint to Foreclose . . Fire Put Out In Oviedo Home Oviedo firemen extinguished a Maze near a stova in tha homo occupied by Mrs. Dewey Gummago on Magnolia Street at nlimil 1| p. m. Thursday. Duningu was confined to th* stovn mid nearby cabinets, fin-men said. Greusa w h s biumi'd ii* muse of tho blaze. Fund Drive *Set Explorer Scout l'ost 502 will conduct s soft drink bottls drive Saturday in an effort tu raise funds with which to car­ ry on o number of lit* l'osl'1 activities. � 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, July 23, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 23, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 23, 1964; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3689c2df7569bb41e144fe34c0b94038.pdf 7aeeb4397fc129ed13c28211f4d66a59 PDF Text Text » Traffic Deaths In Florida Hit All-Time High Traffic death* in Florida hit an all time high lait year and are well on the way to setting an even higher toll th li year, Sgt. Vince Small­ wood, Florida Highway Patrol Safety Officer, told member* Of the Rotary Club Monday. More than 900 peraon* have already been killed this year. The total lait year waa 1,489 deatha, with more than 75,000 accident victims requiring hospitalisation, Sgt. Small­ wood aald. He described the unpleasant Job of the officer who has to go to someone's home and tell them that their husband, wife, child or other relative has been killed in a traffic accident, •'1 wrack my mind all the way to the house trying to think of some way to soften what I have to tell them, but there is Just no way to avoid the terrible facts," Sgt. Small­ wood said. Smallwood described the new Florida traffic laws which were passed by the last Leg­ islature, and discussed the reasons for them. He told how the air • toground arrest is made, when officers In the Highway Patrol plane clock automobiles on measured quarter miles, m ar­ ked by white lines on the highways. He said that the Patrol has checked their clocking devices with the Daytona apeedway clocking devlcea and found them ac­ curate, Smallwood pointed out tome major traffic law changes: It is unlawful to drive on the left hand side of a multilancd highway, except when passing or preparing to make a left turn, or when turning onto the highway frum the left; Motorists must dim their headllghla wlirn nproachlng another car from behind, n* well aa when approaching from the front, Including on double-laned hlghwaya; If you permit someone to operate a vehicle belonging to you in faully condition, or In violation of traffic laws, you may be liable to arrest with the driver, If he la Involved in an accident; It ia against the law to ride on the bumper, fender, radi­ ator, hood, top, trunk or run­ ning board of a vehicle .It la also against the law to tow anyone on or with a singleseated bicycle, or to ride bikes more than two abreast or on the left band aide of the road; H you park your car on the aide of tiie street and open your door In such a way as to Impede traffic am! cause motorists to have to veer around you, you are liable to arrest; Drivers Involved In acldenla amounting to property dam­ age of $M or more, or where anyone is injured or killed now have five days to file their written report to the Highway Department, Instead of the former 24 hours. 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Heat Inala Mildred llaney MI-5131 Deltona M a ry G e llin g * Bear Lake 293-5817 » THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR • THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR ) �Seminole County * * * # on the St. Johns River * + * * “The Nile of America” S h e ^ a n fn r it lir r a lh Zip Code 32771 ^ ^ J ^ 0 ® | 1 I • VOL. 56 e Two city employe* found * "whatzit’’ while working ne*r the treatment plint the other morning. "It" i* about two inchei long in the body, ha* arm* and finger* like * hu­ man, ha* legs with the tame similarity and, according to the finder*, it "fleshy-feeling’1 to the touch. Finding it were Letter Padgett and Tom Ilniglrr. They pieced "it" in a tmall jar and brought it to a baffled Herald newsroom treking identification. • * * Did you know the most common language In the Phil­ ippine* i* English? That'* the word from John G. Kormann, foreign eervice officer of the U.S. Embassy in that country. He tay t the »econd lang­ uage it Spanish but this is almost always limited to the aristocrat*. Among other in­ teresting point* made by the speaker at a Lake Monroe- Inn meeting of the local Lions Club is that the per capita Income of Filipinoa la $103 annually. Not high, hut it compares quite well with tha $50 annually for Burmese and Indians. • • a Motorists who drive like lightning may crash like thun­ der. • a • It's a baby girl for Mrs. George McGowen. Born Mon­ day at Seminole Memorial Hospital, the baby set a record for sire, officials say. The tot weighed in a t nine pound* and meaiured 204 inches in length. • • a A topic up for discussion on Channel 6, WDBO televi­ sion, this Saturday at 7 p.m. ha* the endorsement of Dr. Frank Leone, director of the Seminole County Health De­ partment. The autiject to be discussed on the "Central Florid* Showcase” program is '•Venereal Di*ea»e* in Central Florida." The speaker will be a Dr. Swart*, director of ed­ ucation and information of Public Health Service* from the Communlcthl* Disease Center In Atlanta. • • • ■‘Mullet »o thick they look like you could walk on ’em." That’* the report of *t least one observer along the I.ake Monroe bulkhead off High­ way 17-02. And apparently fishermen feel the same way. Take a look at the cars park'd along the lakrfront almost any late afternoon. • • • Beautification of downtown establishments c o n t i n u e s . Word now has It that the Pure Oil Company h is plans for renovating the eervice elation *t Park Avenue and Com mere tal. • e • Another reminder to thole Interested in forming a local Humane Society: Drop in at Itoie and Wilks Restaurant Saturday morning at 10. Stale leaders of ths Florida Fed­ eration of Humane Societies will he on hand to plot the course local Interest* should take in getting the project out of the Idea stage and Into the reality atage. • • • When Cami Bruce wai miking her plea before the County Commission Tuesdsy for mora fund* in the Voter Begistratlnn Office budget for the operation of the depart­ ment, it wai obvious that the Commissioner* had already given serious consideration to every phase of Cami's previ­ ous requests. But she stayed right In .here despite the statements of Chslrman Avery and other members of the Commission. In fact, at on* point aha de­ clared: “I’m going down fighting!" She did. Herald Index* by ......... Pag* 3 dg* ............... ..... - Pag* 3 tiified ______ Pag* 2A-3A n ic * ............ .......... T»ge • lorial ........... .. Page 1-A lerals _____ Page 1 -oscop* ............ Page 9 laty ___ Pag* 4-5 rt» Pag* 8 Program* ........... Page 3 the Women ...... Page 3 * WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday with scattered $howrn»; high 88-92; low tonight In 70s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., AUGUST 20, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 260 Bryant To W ork A t Convention For Southerner On Demo Ticket Sen. Smathers Is Only Name Mentioned mwA... Russian Aid LONDON (UPI) Russia will donate anti-aircraft equip­ ment lo President Maksrios of Cyprus as the first concrete contribution to follow the So­ viet pledge of support, diplo­ matic reports said today. Harper Announces Race For City Commission E. C Harper Jr., Sanford j seal to he varatrd by the In­ businessman and civic leader, cumbent, Joe Baker. announced today his candida­ Harper Is a native Sanforcy for the City Commission dlte, graduate of Seminole High School, attended the Uni­ versity of Florida and served as an enlisted man in the U. S. Marine Corps overseas, and was later commissioned as a first lieutenant in the U. S. Army. Mr. and Mrs. Harper, thr former Sue Colium, and their three children, reside at 2001 South Mellonville Ave. He Is a member of the First Baplist Church, Junior Chamber of Coinerce. Rotary Club, di­ rector of Seminole CountyChamber of Comerce, nlficer In the VFW, Red Cross, and is a past president of the Flo­ rida Association of Electrical Contractor*. Under the active leadership of Harper, as president, the E. C. H A R P E R JIL Sanford Merchants' Associa­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Florida Gov. Fari* Bryant, chairman of the Southern Governor’s Conference, said today he will work *t the De­ mocratic National Convention WASHINGTON (UPI) — lo get concessions for (he President Johnson cemented South. a major legislative victory to­ Double Trailers 1H* chief goals, Bryant laid, day by signing into law a TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — will be: $047.5 million "war on pover­ The State Turnpike Authority —A southerner for Hie vice ty" tiitl which he said will is studying the feasibility of presidential candidate. stimulate a "new era of pro­ allowing double trailers In be —Change* in the electoral gress" for those who have not hauled by trucks over the Mi­ college voting system. ami - to • Wildwood Sunshine —A mild civil rights plank Stale Parkway. In the platform. Governor Rryanl is a con­ LBJ Party servative, pledged to support and campaign for the election THE AMAZING MIL I1LAZING will bo featured at the Kiwnnia KitU WASHINGTON (UPI) of President Lyndon Johnson. Day Show at Memorial Stadium at 7 :30 tonight. Mazing will perform on President Johnson tossed s He Is the head o( the Florida wing-ding of a “thank you'* Ids imlcyi'le, juggle lighted torches, and call up a volunteer from Urn delegation that was elected as party for members of Con­ audience to help him in one of hitt nets. The 20 year old performer has pledged to Johnson. gress Wednesday night — but been seen in most of the United States and several foreign countries dur­ Bryant attended a secret one of the Senate’s most pro­ ing his ten-year nireer. conclave of five southern gov­ minent members, Barry Coldernors In New Orleans last water, passed up the fun. week at which the South's po­ 11EN W IG G IN S sition in the coming Democra­ FDR Park tic convention and the Novem­ CAMPOBELLO Island, N. ber elections was fully dis­ B. (UPI) - Mrs. Lyndon B. cussed. Johnson flew to this island to­ Rut aparentiy, and Bryant day to join the first lady of inferred as much, fie was in­ Canada in dedicating the late vited more because of his po­ Each uf Uui guWidts also President Franklin D. Roose­ CHICAGO i UPI) — 'Ihe sition as chairman of southern velt's summer home a* the United Auto Worker! union to­ overwhelmingly # e—e d h ‘»<»!u(UPI) - A Soviet governors than because uf hi* ! t a k a ’s at- -eBERLIN world's first international day voted overwhelmingly to n u rT tre J tvo bUi'Tta .’ro.n political v.cvrs. reject economic offers laid to park. Bryant, who left (he New Ben Wig gin*, local soil conn l i r a Ik* n r ike a submachine gun at a U. S. the bargaining table Monday ! Army ear in East Berlin Sun­ Orleans meeting ahead of the srrvattoni'l for S e m i n o l e by General Motors, Ftord and target la the 1M4 round «f la­ Ill Wind — day, it was di*cb«ed today. other governors, insists, and County since 1951 ha* l>crn bor negotiations. MIAMI (UPI) - The coor­ Chrysler. At GM, a delegate read the The bullets missed and no one reiterated today, that no "con­ promoted lo (tie Brevard The vote was unanimous at dinator of the Canada • tocerted or comomn action” by County Unit, ami assumed resolution seeking to have GM was injured. meetings of the GM, Ford and Cuba Peace march, Bradford declared the target. He was in­ In announcing the Incident, (he southern governors wai his new duties there thi* Lyttle, fell ill Wednesday and Chrysler councils of the UAW. terrupted from the floor when an American apokcaman said agreed upon or even discuss- week. wa* hospitalized. The 15-mem­ another delegate said that Ihe the United State* ha* lodged a ed while he was present. Wiggins will be replarrd ber group is here trying to strong protest against such "No vole wa* asked or tak­ In Seminole County by Russell wording of the resolution make arrangements to get to "d a n g e r o ti«, unjustitied" en," he said. should be changed to "We de­ S. Rudd of Ocala. Cuba in defiance of a U. S shooting which "could lead to Since then, several of the mand. Rudd is a graduate of the travel ban. serious c o w s governors have announced University of Florida and wo* At the UAW Ford count'd 1extremely [ (furores." they won’t attend tiie conven­ wilh the Agricultural Exten­ meeting, Ken Hannon, director Rocky Faces It The United States, in noting tion In Atlantic City, and of the UAW Ford department, sion Service for seven year* An 18-yenr-old grove work­ WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. said his group hud voted "un­ that the car was alxiut 400 won’t go to Washington Sat­ before joining the Soil Conser­ er was killed by lightning (UPI) — A Supreme Court animously and with enthus­ yards from the lied army sen­ urday, two day* ahead of the vation Service 15 months ago. Justice ordered trial today of Wednesday at about 1 p.m. iasm to reject the company's try when lie opened fired, convention, to huddle with He Is a native of Gadsden Mri, Margarctta Murphy while working off Highway offer and asked for a strike termed the action "unprovok­ President Johnson and other County and hat ■ wifo and ed and undisciplined." Rockefeller's aplicalion lo re­ 4th about n mile south of against Ford Motor Co." Democratic governors. Iwxt chi Id ten A D. S note railed lor "ap­ Bryant !> going to meet with ceive "absolute custody" of Chuluotn. "I think it should bo Ford," Dining Wiggins service here Dead is James Edwaril Sipthe four children of her first Bannon said. "The company propriate disciplinary action" the President (or a two-hour technical assistance lias been marriage which she surren­ pio of Jamestown, a small ha* done well. This 1* a logi­ against the Soviet soldier in­ work aesdon anil will also provided to over 450 m opera­ dered to marry Gov. Nelson community between Oviedo cal place to start. Ford is in volved, and demanded "neces­ take ids wife to dinner at the tor* or local land owner* In anil Winter Park. Injured an 1 the middle with GM above sary steps to prevent a sim­ White House with the first A. Rockefeller. w o r k i n g out conservation ilar incident in the future." family Saturday night. taken to a Winter Park hos­ and Chrysler Iwlow." plans for Biclr farm*. pital for examination was !.<»Gains Reported Rut lie said he'll !>c working The rejection came at the Consulting service* were al­ Roy James, 4.1. He was knock­ LEOPOLDVILLE (UPI) urging of UAW President Wal­ all the time — both in Wash­ to provided to numerous indi­ The Congolese government, ed uneonsclous by ths light­ ter P. Rfulher. ington and in Atlantic City vidual*, groups, schools and claiming the death of the left­ ning but is reported to be re­ next week — to get the view* civic organizations during Hie ist leader who started a jun- covering. ol the South represented in past 14 year*. Traffic Deaths Sheriff’s Deputy J. (j. gcl rebellion In the Congo, Hie national Democratic plat­ Wiggins and hi* staff have MIAMI (UPI) -D a d e Conn said today U i* pushing rebel (Slim) Galloway said a third ly has recorded ils linth traf completed a detailed soil sur­ Hire* parsons were injur- form. warriors out of towns and vil­ person in the work party, fic fatality nf the year drs id Wednesday shortly after­ lie said lie'll lake advantage vey of all land in Seminole lage* they ciptured in eight Robert Dean, step-father of pile intensive selective palrnl noon when a horse bolted of both working and "social" County and a report I* expec­ month* of widespread fight­ the dead Negro, was uninjur­ ling by the 40 man “ Wolf across a roadway and was session* lo push his views. ted within Hie next year. ing. ed when the bolt strurk. Nomination of a southerner Wiggins is a graduate uf Hie pack motorcycle unit. struck mill killed by a com­ (or vice president would lie University of Florida. Ho be­ part ta r near Casselberry, Ihe finest thing that could gan hia career with Hie Soli Suffering n possible brain happen lo the party this year Conservation Service in 1949. injury is Janies M- Court, 33, iikjvff'V as far as varying the South lie has been active in many nf fell liish ltd., Casselberry, is concerned, llryant said. civic enterprise* during hit # 3 0 driver of the car, He is in lie said he |ier*onally pre­ 14 year* in Seminole County. Florida Sanitarium and Hos­ fers Florida's Junior U. S. pital. Sen. George Smathers, but Also injured were the horse would go along with a number riders, Jo Ann Krug, 13. and of olher Miiillirriier*. Merita Smiley, 11, both of Rut, he said, from what lie Fern Paik. They suffered ruts ran hear and read in the pa­ snd bruises. pers "it looks like Hie nomin­ HoW’iird Hughe* of t’oit Of­ Highway Patrolman Dan ation is going to one of the fice Box 414, Sanford, sufferOaka said ths hors* bolted boys from Mmnsola (either ed a fractured finger Wednes­ across the highway and tried Sen. Hubert Humphrey or Eu­ day night wlirii a truck back­ to leap over the car. The top gene McCarthy). ed against a bench on which of the car was peeled bark Bryant who paid a pop call ha was silting at Magnolia and damage was listed ■( a on each oificc in the Capitol Ave. end First St. total loss. press suite for personal, pri­ Folic* laid a truck operat­ vate interviews rather than ed by Alphonso A. Linton of his usual mass Thursday news Rochester, N.Y., was being conference, as good as said backed out of a parking space the nomination of Sm itheri when Uie motor quit Mid the for vice president is the only truck moved forward against way the Democrats can hope A severe storm clobbered to carry Florida this fall for the beurh. Hughes wus treated at Seminol* Memorial Hos­ the Hanford area early Wed­ Johnson. pital. nesday afternoon with light­ ning striking at least twro places within a admit*. Reda Gain New Tax Cut? At 12:29 p.m. lightning hit PNU TUC, South Viet Nam WASHINGTON (UI'I) — Ad an attic fan at 1226 Randolph (UPI) — A Communist Viet ministration official* said to­ Kt., putting it out uf commit- Cong battalion overran an out­ day that i'rcskinit Johnson THOUSANDS of colorful helium-filled buloona rose into the blue of the tion. A minute later, polic* post in thie Meklng River vil­ plana to ask Congrats next morning aky as officials of the Winter Park Mall released them a t open­ report, the burglar alarm at lage south of Saigon early to­ year to cut excise taxes by $1 ing ceremonies today. Grand opening of the $15 million shopping center R o b s o n ' s Sporting Goods day end launched coordinated billion to $3 billion in time for was attended by area dignitaries and throngs of shoppers, an Mrs. Joan store, 30|-3(dl E. First HI., attack* or harassing action on tfi# nation's 1!MS Christmas Pereno, "Mrs. Florida” cut the ribboned certain in front of the en­ was a! o sttuck. trance towers. (Herald Photo) four other* nearby. •bopping. tion was reorganized Into a strong and active promotional group, resulting in the suc­ cessful sponsoring of seasonal bargain days by the mer­ chants of Sanford. He Is co-owner and general manager of Sanford Electric Company, one of Sanford's o l d e s t business establish­ ments. , Harper stated: "The time is here for our City Commission to be com­ prised of men with a stable, consilient and positive ap­ proach If Sanford is to assume its rightful and responsible position among the fastest growing cities in Florida. "1 pledge to actively work with all of the citizens and huiincss people of Sanford for tiie orderly development and progres of Sanford with «mphasla on fiscal responsibili­ ty." LBJ Signs Anti-Poverty Bill UAW Rejects Offer; Russian Sentry Fires On U. S. Moves Toward Strike Army Auto Seminole Soil Conservationist Wins Promotion Grove Worker Struck Dead 3 Injured As Car Kills Horse W&\:' Truck Breaks M an’s Finger shared in America's prosper­ ity. "The day* of the dole in this country are numbered," the President declared before us­ ing more lhan 50 pens to plaec his signature on Ihe measure at a ceremony In Die White House Rose Garden. In an obvious reply to Re­ publican presidential nominee Barry Goidwaler's charge that the poverty program is Just an election year gim­ mick to win votes, Johnson asserted: "This is not a cynical pro­ posal to exploit the poor with Hie promise of a handout or a dole." Instead he said the program aims at getting unemployed youth "off the it reels" and In­ to job training, to they ran look forward to a "productive life, not a wasted tile." "Every dollar spent will re­ sult In saving* to the country and especially to local taxpay­ er! in Hie cost or crime, wel­ fare, health and police pro­ tection," Johnson said. The signing was witnessed by a large number of House and Senate members, mostly Democrats; cabinet members, including Ally. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy; governor* and mayors, including Mayor Ro­ bert F. Wagner of New York; business and labor leader*; and Sargent Hhriver, whom Johnson will nominate to bead the program. "The American answer to poverty i* not to make the poor more secure In their po­ verty but to help them reach down amt help themielves out of the ruti of poverty," the ('resident *»td. "The Ameri­ can people and the American .system are making history," Johnson asserted. "Today, for the first time in the history of the human rare, a great nation ta willing to make, and able to make, a commitment to eliminate pov­ erty among our people. , . I firmly believe that a t of this moment a now opportunity ia dawning and a new era of progreta ia opening for US all." l’npy Qulaifics TALLAHASSEE (U I'I) — Deride C. 1’apy Jr., Key W*St, wua qualified today as a candidate for the House of Representatives aeat front Monroe County. Sheriff Fights Aide's Ouster ST. AUGUSTINE (UI’I) — Sheriff I, O. Davis said today he would seek legal help from stale officials In fighting a federal judge's order that one of his deputies resign. U. S. District Judge Bryan Simpson of Jacksonville found volunteer deputy C h a r l e s Ijn cc Jr., and • motel man­ ager in contempt of court Wed­ nesday in tiie first such action taken under the Civil Rights Act. Simpson ordered Lance lo resign his unsalaried position as deputy and ordered him and mote) manager William Chew to pay attorney'll fee* for the Negnxii who brought the auit. "I'm hoping the state will take notice of this action of Judge Simpson's and give us some legal help," said Davis, wlxt anld he would send let­ ter* to Gov. Farris Bryant and Atty. Gen. Jams* Kyneaw "1 guess someone Is attem pt­ ing to discredit all law en­ forcement agencies in the state of Florida—whleit U a good way to get rid of us," the sheriff said. "This ta a de­ finite move toward federal law. I'm hoping we're allowed tn remain a slate." Davis added, "If he (Simp­ son) does this, he can by the «amn token remove state sen­ ators or state re present* Live* or anyone else he takes offense at." live sheriff called Lance "* fine man" who was acting under orders when he followed Negroes to protect them. Da­ vis said Simpson himself had ordered local autoritlos to pro­ tect Negroes. DRIVE IN FOR A FREE SAFETY CHECK fcVXPWMINT , Lightning Strikes Twice NEW STORK HOURS: Mon. thr* Frl. I l a l ; Rat. I te 1 405 W. Find St„ Sanford l ’h. .122-0651 1 �ffhr •sttforft Vrrall Page 2 — Aug. 20, 19M Three Seminole Sanford Boy Scouts Re-Paint Aircraft County Firms Get Charters Three Seminole County rorpnrationn have received char* teri, according tn Secretary of State Tom Adam*. Char* lered were: Th* Longwood Manufactur­ ing Co. Inc., 680 E. Laka St., Longwood, with an authoriiad stock of 2,600 common shares at $10 a share. Th* firm deal* in goods, ware* and merchandise and incorpora­ tor* are listed as Arthur F. Goldsby and George R. Swain, both of Orlando, and O. E. Blake of Maitland. Th* appli­ cation waa filed by Robert R. Lowe of 680 E. Laka St., Longwood. Th* Top* Brothers Co. Inc, of Altamcnta Springs. Au­ thorised elock ie Rated a* 1,000 common shares a t $10 per ahera and th# firm deal* in fruit and vegetables, In­ corporators are listed aa R. R. Tope, Philip W. Tope and Marjori* K. Top*, all of Al­ tamonte Springs. Th* papers war* filed by Gurnty and THIS INDIAN, work of the renowned sculptorSkotfjeld of 601 Park Avt. artist John A. Flaudcr who has been a resident South, Winter Park. of DeBary since 1957( is one of his most prized The Lakeside Enterprise* possessions and is a magnificent addition to the Inc., 608 E. Lake St., Long­ lily pool in the side garden of his home on Narwood, with an authoriiad (Cox Photo) anja Road. stock of 1,000 common aharai at $10 a share. The firm daals in real and personal property. Incorporators are listed aa Rohart R. Lowe and George R. Swein, both of Orlando; O. E. Blak* of Maitland and Arthur F. Goldaby of Orlan­ do. Paper* ware filed by By Mrs. Trank White •o well that cover every wall Robert R. Low* of Route 3, Among the number of na­ in tha room. Box 462 E, Orlando. A magnificent piece of tionally known personalities living In DeBary la John A. work and one of hi* most priz­ Tlauder of Naranja Road, re­ ed possessions is the Indian nowned sculptor and arUat. which he baa created at Use A native of Austria, where Illy pool in the aids garden. he studied, be came to DeBary Fitting beautifully into the na­ in IDS) from Connecticut and tural setting, the Indian takes New York. He a tte n ta t the pause from hie hunting *> New Yo-k Academy of De­ drink water that drijs* into 'rhe Boh Ray Studio of Dance opened Tuesday at sign end In 1008, received a the pool. At the front of tus home, 2S10 South Oak Ava, silver medal for hla work. Many of hla famous piece*, Flaunder has a two-foot sta­ Ray, who la affiliated with tue of St. Francis of AaaiaJ the Frankie and Johnnie Stu­ In miniature, along with husta of famous people, are on which forma a unique bird dio in Daytona, i* alio exper­ display in hi* DeBary home feeder high on the trunk of a ienced with Arthur Murray and in the living room he has tree. and Fred Astaire dancing painted a mural nt n Connecti­ During the B.irnum Festival technique*. The new studio offaft In­ cut hillside in mid-winter celebrating the Connecticut showing scones he remembers Centennial, he designed a struction In modern ballroom large trophy, a ropy of which dancing, both Latin and Am­ now stands in hi* home with erican style. Other dances in­ other priceless pieces of his clude tha cha-cha, rhumba, artistry. tango, samba, mimho, mtrengue, waltz, foxtrot, awing and the popular boia nova. Ausgut 11,1064 Claizes will be held in the Admission* evening from T to 10 p.m. Betty Burgess, Matilda DoBose, Helm G. Galloway, Martha Glbbi, Margaret HarTALLAHASSEE (UPI) rop, Thelma Franklin, Linda Republican Charles Holley if K. Lrnimon, Elisabeth Long, confident ha will become Jeanette McWucen. Kerry A. Florida's lin t GOP governor, Poole, Heather Nettlei, Betty but he's looking (or $400,000 FORT LAUDERDALE Jo Swain, Ruby Lundin, all to help him whip some tough (UPI) — A railroad engine of Sanford; Levell* Thomp­ opposition from Democratic split an automobile In two at son, MalUand ;KI»le Trubcn- nominee Haydnn Burns. a city crossing today, killing harher, Eleanor Waldron, De­ Holley told a new* eon three persona and critically nary; Annie Campbell, Lake fareoce Wednesday he thinks Injuring one. Monroe; M a y Wine miller, both he and Republican pres I City poUce said tha car, Lake Mary. dent! el nominee Barry Gold carrying four local rcildenta, Births water will win In Florida in twisted around the lowered Mr. and M u. Charlra Ab­ tha November election. rail barricade in an alfort to bey of Sanford, n boy; Mr. In the past three presidential beat the Seaboard Air Line and Mr*. Glenn Lemmon of election*, Florida ha* go railroad engine, which we* Sanford, a girl. pulling only a caboose. Republican, and Hollar pi Dischargee The wreck happened min­ dieted that “not even if war Appleton K. ftoisrler, Ellz were declared In the middle ute* after the four — two abetti B o n d e r, Elliabrlh O. of the campaign would Flor young men and their dale* — Young, Mary H. llrouiseau, Ida vote De mocra tic this had left a night club, police said. Laaru P. Caldwell, Arthur year." Duhart, Grace Middleton, Tha St. Petersburg state Dead w art Jerry Dean Wa­ Nancy Norman, Bonnie Ltnk, legislator said hit finance shington, 21, Btisle Stevens, lamia A. Tate, Willie Mathis, committee haa act $400,000 aa 23, and Mia* Eddie Will* Kvola Edwards and baby girl, ita goal lor hla campaign. He Stitt, 33. Marie Hadllch and baby glH, •aid, “The money lie coming Critically injured was Jam ­ Carol Berkanmeler and baby In pretty good." as Robert Johnson, 22. girl, Donna Stdmm and baby girl, Carol Buriesa and baby boy, Iteba Scott and baby girl, all of Sanford; Doris Rat* hff and baby girl, Maitland. AUGUST I. 19(4 Admission* Amu ml* Mctiowrn, Railiara Dumpier, Hazel Kelly, Bever­ ly Abbey, Artell Fowler, Debra Sweet, Nulon Hall, Willie Calloway, Suai* Ann Campbell, Mary Pugh, Rauv cilia Burch, Bav. William K. Timms, Florye R. Gilbert, Classia Mae Martin, all of Sanford; Eleanor Corley, Tan gerlna; Harold Theuer, Ca­ nary: Virginia S u l l i v a n North Orlando; Evelyn B. Nettles, OaUen. Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Srutt of Sanford, e boy; Mr, and Mra. Ronald Poison of San ford, a boy; Mr .and Mm. Bryan Nettles of Sanford, n girl; Mr. and Mr*. George F. McGowrn of Hanford, a girl. Dischargee SQUADRON EMBLEM la placed at the new N ellie Cameron, Robert F. quarters of Heavy Attack Squadron 13 a t San> Crenshaw, Shari Ann Whillay, ford Naval Air Station. The unit has ju st joined *11 of Sanford; Mildred Mor­ ths local base after a prolonged tour of duty on row, MriKnney, Tea.; John the West Coast. Lt.(Jg) G. H. Dlsgle, gives an l uta, DeBary; Evelyn Porter. assist to B. F, O'Connor, A2AN, in setting up WLehs Mvalue. the emblem. TROOP 244 Boy Scouts scraped and patined the Navy aircraft which is exhibited a t Campbell-Lossing American Loglnn Home Inst Saturday when they met nt the pont for a general clean-up day in preparation for thin Saturday night’s court of honor. A total of 15 boys took part in the project under general .supervininn of Scoutmaster Jim Duhon. Hospital Notes Holley Building $400,000 Fund 3 Die As Train Cuts Car In Two PRIZES in tho necond fishathon sponsored by the DeBary Fishing Club as pnrt of the summer youth program were won by, from left, Andrea Barber, smallest fish; Jimmy Glenn, largest fish and Joseph Sweeney, most fish. Poles, bait arid prizes were provide by the club. (Cox Photo) * Slavia 4-H Boy Writes Essay Bear Lake Cubs On Studies Of Conservation By Elevlyn Lundy Editors Note; George Brad­ shaw, 14-yaar-old son of Mr. and Mra. Weldon Bradshaw o4 Slavia who spent several days Utla summer at Camp McQuarrl* with a large B y M a rya aa M ila* group of Florida 4-H beys, Baar Lake Cub Scout Pack ha* written the following 230 will particlpata in the e n a y which will be entered Wekiwa Cub-O-Ree to be held in national competition. An active 4*11 Club member for this Saturday at Mead Gar­ the past Ova years, George dens from 1 until 7:30 p.m. I* vicep resident of tha AU packs is the district will be responsible for setting up their own displays and every­ one attending la requested to bring his own picnic supper. Cold drinks will be available on the ground*. Schedule for the afternoon and evening calls for registra­ tion from 1 until 2 p.m. to be followed by the pinewood der­ by, space derby, skiili, handi­ crafts and junior activities from 2 until 4:so p.m. Be­ tween 4:30 and 5:30, pack activltk* are scheduled with th* picnic supper to follow until 1:30. Beginning at 6.30 the Akela Council will be con­ ducted during which awards, cub-o-rcc patches and partici­ pation ribbons will be award­ ed. A program of authentic BECKY FITZGERALD Indian dances will be presen­ ted around the campfire with rack 36 in charge of lighting the fir*. Closing ceremonies will be at 7:30 p.m. The skill events of tb* af ternoon will b* divided into two age groups with first, second and third ribbons to ba awarded in each. Event! and By Franca* Waiter packs in charge will include: Rebecca Ann (Becky) Fit*, shot put, pack 240; discus, pack 201; Javelin, pack 211; gerald, daughter of Mr. and fish pond, pack 631 and elec­ Mrs. Darrell R, Fitzgerald of tric eel, pack 230. Lake Mary was crowned “ U t­ il* Mlsz WHOO of Orlando" in cercmoalos held Wednesday night. The contest was in celebra­ tion of radio station WHOO * XUALA LUMPUR. Malay­ sixth anniversary party and sia (UPI) — Malaysian troop* those competing by photo had and Indonesian guerrillas to be aix year* old during the clashed in th* coastal awampi month of August. Becky, who of tb* southern Malay Penln w** chosen from the accom­ aula today and two guerrilla* panying photo, is a van prettier were reported killed in a 20- in real Lite. mlnut* light. In addition to th* glory of A spokesman for the Malay winning the contest and being sian defense ministry said crowned, Becky also received “several other terrorist* a complete wardrobe for th* coming school year. captured. To Participate In Cub-O-Ree Works Of Sculptor Displayed In Home Business Briefs By Donna Estri The Navy aircraft exhibited on ground of Sanford Ameri­ can Legion Campbell-Losilng Post S3 was scraped and paint­ ed by Boy Scout Troop 244 l»*i .Saturday when the hoy* mot at the poat home for a general clean-up day In prepa-ation for court of honor core monies scheduled there this Saturday evening. In addition to repainting the plane, th* group under dlrec* Hon of Scoutmaster Jim Du­ hon, dusted and mopped floor* of the hall and cleaned and mowed the lot. At noon the working crew had u c k lunch** and lemooide. Taking part In tho clean-up project were Fred Welder, Jack Hansen, Daniel Bern* sky, Wains Thompson, Mika Parrish, Tommy Fostar, Don­ ald Corklll, Jim RutatU, Mi­ chael Shannon, Jim Prokoach, Charles Knight, Pat Morgan, Johnny Ramsay, Johnny Fos­ ter and Kenneth Russell. Troop 224 la sponsored by the Elka Lodge of Sanford and has a membership of SO boy*. Regular meetings are held each Wednejday evening at the American Legion home. 6# YEARS OF WEAR in four montha — The sturdy construction of a Mackle-built home has again been proven a t tho World's Fair. More than 1,000,000 feet have trod and nliiiffled through this Deltona model with no appreciable wear and tear to the traffic pattern inside the house. Only the rugs need frequent cleaning and the walls fresh painting. Mackle en­ gineer! figure the half million visitors so far equal a family of four using the same traffic pattern for approximately 69 years of normal living. ARCHITECT'S DRAWING of the main exhibit building of the Florida Citrus Showcaso, ground for which was broken Wednesday a t Winter Haven. Ground Broken For Showcase WINTER HAVEN (Special) — Concentrated orange Juice which was packed during th* 1048*60 rltrue Meson by th* MlnuU Maid Company waa served to those attending th* ground breaking ceremonies for the main exhibit building of th* Florida Citrus Show. csm (successor of th* Florida Citrus Exposition) Wednes­ day. S t a t e Commissioner o f Agriculture Doyle C o n n e r turned th* first shovel full of earth assisted by Showcase President Willard E. Rot and Building Commltta# Chairman Richard G. Klngham, both uf Winter Haven. The Informal avant was also attended by Calpln Winter, Executive Sec­ retary of th* State’* Agricul­ ture and Livestock Fair Com­ mittee, mcmbvra of the Win­ ter Haven City Commieelon, tha Polk County Commieelon, th* Florida Citrus Commis­ sion, Florida Citrus Mutual and other segments of the in­ dustry. Th* audience agreed on the excellence of tha 14 year old Juice and regarded the «*rving of the drink aa "most nppropriut*’’ ainca the new 16 acre site of the Showruat near Laka Lulu is a part of th* DT acre recreational tract which th* Clly of Winter Haven purrhaeed from Minute Maid five years ago. Tha alta for th* Showcase waa donated by th* City. Th* ground breaking cli­ maxed an eight-year effort by the Exposition authorities to secure a larger site and bet­ ter facilities than th* old one which had been used since 1020. The alta will provide ■pace for tha 23,000 square foot circular shaped concrete building, tha only one of ita kind in the atatc. The $210,000 structure, In­ cluding furnishings and “con­ tingency fund" Is being mads possible by donations of $16,000 from tha Cltrua Commis­ sion, $26,000 each from tha City pf Winter Haven and tha State Department of Agricul­ ture and a loan of $146,000 from th* three local banka. Lake Mary Youngster Wins WHOO Title Malay Troops Fight Rebels county council this year and will be * ninth grade student at Slavia, Ha la most Inter­ ested in conservation and plan* to make bit career along such Lines. • * • Camp McQuarrle, located In the Ocala National Forest, was the sight of the recent 29th annual Wildlife Camp. This camp is designed mostly (or the older (Her who has an interest In tha conservation of our natural resources. One hundred and eight boys were chosen from 24 counties to attend the camp for a week of learning and fun. The camp is sponsored by the Federal Cart­ ridge Corporation in coopera­ tion with C. L. Horn, president of the firm. There were four classes held esch day such aa fishing and fishing tackle, wildlife, for­ estry, and gun safety. Teach* the boys, was a group of meh, each specializing in the field that they were teaching. Mr, Jim Roland, salesman for th* Robinson Tackle Company and expert fisherman, taught the fishing and fishing Uckla class. Mr. A. S. Jenson, Assis­ tant Extension F o r e s t e r , taught Ihe forestry class. In gun safety, Mr. W. J. Platt Jr. and L. C. Cobb, taught the boys the rules of gun safety and how to handle and shoot a gun properly. A group of Biologists from the Florida Game and Fresh Wstcr Fish Commission, taught the Wild­ life Conservation c la n . Every­ one enjoyed these classes foi the reason that what these men taught them should tie practiced and not Just heard, Each night the boys were shown movies of conservation practices in use. On August 5 the boys were privileged to have 14 guests from seven different countie*. The men Ind women who are county ■gents in their own eounty, came over to this camp to *e# how we operate our Depart­ ment of Agriculture and our 411 Club. Tho next day, the «h . everyone at camp was taken on a tour and cook-out In the Ocala National Forest. The United Htete* Forestry Service gave this cook-out and tour. The camp adjourned on Sat. Aug. Ith, bringing a week of excitement and fun to a close. The boys have given up t week of their time to le a n im­ portant facte of a cleaner and richer American way of living and they have received the best of training from the best Instructors. The county agents and instructors are to be very highly commended for what they have accomplished in past and present times and most certainly the future, toward making the BEST, BETTER through the u«e of the 4 H * HEAD. HEART. HANDS AND HEALTH. * } } W t E . r w ^ Contract Let WASHINGTON’ (UPI) — A contract to build a new post office at Wlntnr Park and ^ lease it to the Post O/fice IV- * partment was awarded Wed­ nesday to George and Maria Ml. VAH-13 FLAG is act up in the main offices of Heavy Attack Squadron 13'e quarter* at Sanford Naval Air Station. Lt. Cdr. J. L. Griffin inspects the flag while K. A. Doucet, ATN3, places the base in its socket The squadron joined the local facility this week, arriving here from the West C oast SQUADRON RECORDS are shown being car­ ried into the building of Heavy Attack Squadron 13 aa the unit arrived a t Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion from duty in the State of Washington. Shown are B. F. O’Connor, A2AN, and K. A. Hp m et, ATN3. Additional personnel will be air­ lifted here aoon. (Herald Photos) Stiles Named TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — John D. Stile*, Jacksonville, waa named assistant director of marketing in the State De «) partment of Agriculture. Th# position become# eliecUvl Sept. L �v* 5 !jf 0attfnrh Aupr. 20, 1964 — Pnfre 3 RfraTS (D&cUi G b b y • DEAR ABBY: My prob1cm may not cound very ■erfau* to you, but It ha* caused a small war between my girl and me. I am a mechanic, 23 and tingle. I am going with a very nice girl who la 22 and work* In an office. Her office la having a paarty. (A hayride, of all thing*.)) They •0 decided not to a*k anyone who Is NOT employed in their office. That I»n’t too bad. But the clincher i* that no wive* or husband* are invited. They are all over 21 and drink* are served. If 1 were a married man working in an office, 1 wouldn't go to an office party if my wife was not 4 welcome. My girl I* on the hayrlde committee and *h* says 1 don’t work in an of­ fice and I don't know what ]'m talking about; that any time you have married cou­ ple* at a drinking party it always ends up in a drunk­ en brawl. Am I wrong! Or is she! ^ MECHANIC £ DEAR MECHANIC: She i*. And, furthermore, if a married person i* In dnnger of becoming involved in a "drunken brawl," he I* bet­ ter off with his own wife. • • • DEAR ABBY: I am an attractive (I'm told) 23- By Abigail Van Buren year-old woman who ha* more than her share of dates, so please don't think I ’m man-hungry. 1 have a next-door neighbor who is approximately 23. He has been living there with his brother and sister-in-law for about a year, 1 am not the flirty type, so thing* have been going slow. I know ha is shy, and so far the most I have been able to get out of him is a "hel­ lo." I know he is aware of my existence, but that's about it. I don't think he has a steady girl as he’a home a lot. How ran I go about wrangling a date with him ! INTERESTED D E A R INTERESTED: Your best bet is to become better acquainted with the ■Ister-in-law. You can al­ ways borrow a cup of sugar- Onrs she know* you bettar, if the man i* avail­ able, interested, and nor­ mal, you'll h a v e y o u r chance. Othcwise, who needs him ! • • • DEAR ABBY: I would like to know what to do about a neighbor who talks about sex all the time. No m atter what anybody says, he alwnys puts a dirty meaning to it, and gels off on hia favorite subject. He uses filthy words, too. His tfa c o b y M NORTH A AK Q 4 764 ♦ K J 10*1 442 WEST EAST Not shown Not shown BOL'Ttl (D) A 10 9 8 VKtl ♦ A8S AAK87 No one vulnerable Routh W n t North Kart r a il 2♦ 19 1* 3 N.T. !*»(* 3 N.T. Part l’aii Pass Opening lead—4 Q Could be have ■ six-card suit! Yei! In that case, you can afford to win that first heart trick and finesse again.il West for that diamond queen If East gets in he won't have TELEVISION THURSDAY P. M. T100 T:10 1:00 1:10 (*> N i i i . 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For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • • For Abby'a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Weddlng,” send 60 cent* to Abby, Bov 69700, Loa Anegelei, Calif. 1:00 (*) Parry Slaton (I ) Ensign O'Toole 1:10 (2) New Christy Min­ e r a ls (! ) Jimmy Daan Show 10:00 (2) Kraft Puapenes Theater (<) Tha Nurata 10:10 (») Lea Slarvln Presents 11:00 («> News 111 Newacopa |0 ) Newallns 11:20 (2) Tonight Bhow (II Slovla FRIDAY A. M. t:OI 1:14 tilt t:10 Ttl* T:S» T:l* t:M lilt *:»» 0:14 t:40 (! ) Sign o a 11* Hunahlna Almaaaa (II Drove, Farm Raport (I ) Hummer Sem ester (I) Today (( ) W ake Up U ovlat (I) Today (») Mlchla Evaaa («) Local Ifawa, W as(bar If) Captain Kan fe r a e III Carloona (I ) Exercise For W o­ man (t ) Divorce Court (<) Romper Room (II Carloona (1) D ais Storm (I) Romper Roam ( » Say Whan ( • ) News— Mika W al­ lers (I) Spanish (I ) N ew s— Rdwln Mowm as (I) Word far Ward (I) 1 Love Lucy (I) December tirlda II) Concentration (4) Ileal MeCoya ( t l Price la R ight (1) M issing tdnk (I) Pats A Olady* (I ) Oat Tha Uoosaga NOW fsb n a utM ue P<MfS3mA Colog KQc TILL I M (x}& Jh s (jOom sm : Men frequently complain that women are difficult lo live with. They forget that there are two sides to a coin. These suggestions are for you husbands to consider and, judging from the letters many wives have written, you should benefit from these hints. 1. Share the doings of the day with your wife. Don't clam up as soon as you get d G q M u jh By Ruth M illett home in the evening. The "strong silent type" with em­ phasis on the "silent," Is a bore to live with. 2. Have enough common courtesy to let your wife know if you are going to be late to dinner. Nothing annoys a wo­ man more than to get a meal ready to serve and then have to sit and wait because the man of the family hasn't both­ ered to say he’ll be late. 3. Be neat. No woman likes to feel like a servant—and that’s the way she feels if she has to pick up after you con­ stantly. 4. Show some appreciation for the tilings your wife does tor your comfort. And go easy on criticism. Praise gels quick­ er results than fault-finding. 5. Don't be a stay-at-home stick-in-the-mud. Most wives like some social life, but it singing group and the very withdrawn, very funny co­ median, Jackie Vernon. This show was taped at Knotts Berry Farm, Southern Cali­ fornia's chief competition to Disneyland. The songs include Randy Sparks* versions of "Ravin* Humidor," "Wagon­ er's Song," "You Know My Name," ote. 9:30-10:30 P.M. ABC. The Jimmy Dean Show. Loaded with Gimmicks tonight. Las­ sie is Rowlf'a guest ami, con­ sidering that “she" is a he, one has to he a hit dubious about Rowlf after he acrenades "her" with a love song. Patty Duke guests and sings. Jimmy offers a few folksy numbers, Jackie Mason is on band for one of his patented dialect routines, le x Bitter adds a western touch and the Jubilee Four contributes a spiritual. E f |c OV MON. - F K I.W ir THEATRE I.A ar TIMES TWNITK “40 I lia. OF TROUBLE “JASON A T H S AHOOMAITB” i THEME BOOKS • Srrvir* SALES & SERVICE ILC.A. and G.K. 97* SCHOOL BAG With lunch pocket A name plate. 1 68 A llotted COLOR TV design*. SANFORD ELECTRIC UN S. MAGNOLIA AVK. PENCIL SHARPENER 322-1562 Choice of colofi. U°» LK VTIIKItKTTK — SINCI.K AND DOUIILK .MKTAI, — SINGLE — POUIILK AND TRIPLE Seminole TV W IEBOLDT’S CAM ERA SHOP FA 2-4920 Zenith Color TV Sale* 2300 Sanford At*. 210 S. PARK — DOWNTOWN SANFORD (WE CLOSE SAT. AT NOON) 109 PLAID LUNCH KIT 5 x 7 AND 8 x 10 FROM $ | .21 TO $fl-29 TV RENTAL • Sales Is \ A different colors— one for each lubjecf. NEW F R A M E S — JUST ARRIVED! Fiberglat thermo iniulated. T F"T c! Unbreakable! i § *“ r ] f J M e te! WASTE BASKET Attorlcd design*, T *■- V 12 quart tir e . - • m l' 9 9 < V a l. - j O O ? 18 M Texon CLUB B A G S •( mm& a heart to lead to his partner. How about a four • card heart suit! In that case, you can lose to the diamond queen and still make the hand. Now about that likely fivecard suit? How can you make the hand? Suppose you let the queen of hearts hold? West may continue. In that case, you win with the king and fin­ esse against West. East can make the queen of diamond* if he has it but your contract will he safe. Suppose West ahifts? N o w you finesse against East for the queen of diamonds. U West holds It he will take a trick with it but you will atilt have the heart* stopped and will wind up with your dia­ monds, three spades and two clubs. M ID I - I N FILLER PAPER 300 Sheet* - n 5 h o la ............. J w 500 Sheet* ■■■m 5 h o le ............. / r , : ; 3" ...... 8-9 r.M . CBS. Rawhide. "Incident at Quivira." Royal Dano tonight plays a seem­ ingly demented prospector who talk* Mushy Into stealIng horses ami supplies for a journey to a lost trensure. Eric Fleming and Clint Eastwood star with James Mur­ dock as Mushy. 8:30-9:30 P.M. NBC. Dr. Kildure, “One Clear, Bright Thursday Morning." Miyoshi Umrki Is so wonderful as a pregnant lukemia victim that she makes this fundanu-ntally depressing story an exhalting experience. Jnmos Shigeta co-star* as her doc­ tor husband, 9:30-10 r.M, NBC. New Christy Minstrels. Another pleasant folk and comedy session with the large, loud By Oswald Jacoby H o v . u f o v # S P E C IA L S ! TV Time Previews iA i , v \- M 1:44 (I) Cartoons 1:4* (I) Let's Make A Deal (4) Password (II Ann Sothsra t i l l <»> News— Floyd Kalbar 1:40 (I) Doctors (I) lliiuae Party :*) Day In Court I II (») N ews—Lisa Howard *;00 (21 Another World ( I , To Tell The Truth (II Uueen For A Day |: H <•) N ew s—Edwards (41 Secret Storm (I) Trallm aslar 1:1* (1> Tnu Don't Bay (Color) (I) Edge nf Night (t ) Who Do Ton T r a ilT 1:41 (2) Match d im s t i l (J) N a n s— Hander Vanoeur 4:1* (2) Burns and Allan («1 U n d e Walt lit * (II Beat nf d rou th * («) Cartoons 1:4* (2) Newacopa (I) Leave It To Raavag sonar ft ) Rlvarhaat BACK-T0-SCH001 isn't much fun If they have to nrgue before you'll go with them. 6. Work out some kind of financial arrangement so that your wife doesn't h aw to ask for every cent she spends. That may make you feel big and important—but it's hard on her dignity. 7. Tell her how important she is to your happiness. When a woman knows she is needed s h e will do her best to make you happy. Fully lined. With rippor, lock, n n and key. ALA RM CLOCK 4 0 hour spring w o u n d . P lo itlc cate. Colon. ] 99 LOCKS COMBINATION LOCK....... 6 9 ^ PADLOCK with KEYS.. D V * Q u een A n n e M IRROR 6“ mirror willt decor­ ative ceramic base. <A % TONIGHT pofondonta. tt:M MOTICK OP SPIT IM MOUTHAUK r i m s i i o i i i s s TO« IIOBKHT 8. COLBY and I.KAUA V. COLBY, hia 4*1*4 wtfa 10:10 HKSIIIKMCRl >211 W est Tourth Hlroot !*>st Offiea Box KOI 11:1* Bano, Navada You ara h»roby notlflad that a Complaint to foroclnoo a ro rlsln m ortgafa oneumborlng l l ; l « -ths follow ing dooertbod r**l property, ta-w lt! Lot IS, Block "E", COUN­ FRIDAY r . M. TRY CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. I, according to ths II:M II) Your F irst Im press­ plal thorool aa rooordod In ion (C olor)' Flat Book II. I’ogo IS, (I) l-oeo at Ltf* Public Racorda of Ham l(I ) Ernie Ford nola County, Florida l i t *4 II) News— Harry B a s­ has boon Iliad agalnat you in i l . I I (If Truth or C onse­ tha abova atylad ault, and you quences ara raqulrad to aarva a copy ( ! ) Search F or Tom or­ o f your Am w ar or olhar Plead­ row in g le tha Complaint on P lain­ ( f ) F ather K aow s Boa* tiff's attornaya, ANDKRHON, 11:11 ( I , H olding Light RL'SII, DEAN A LOWNDK8, 222 11:41 It) N ew s— Ray Scherer r.aat Cantral Iloulavard, Orlan­ 1;M III News, W eather do, Florida, and Ilia tha original • (I) CBS N ews Special Answer or othar Plaadlng In (I) fleaerel H ospital tha o f f lc s 'o f tha Clark o f tha 1:1* (I) People Ara Funny Circuit Court on or balora tha (I ) An T h t World Turn* 14th day of Saptambsr, ISM. If (I ) N ews— D ots F t o ­ you tall to do an, a dacraa pro n sil contaaao w ill ba takan against you for tha rails! damandsd iWILlI J ? _ In tha Complaint. ■ a w L n v u This Nntloa sh all ba publishad ones a wrak for (our conaocullvo waaks tu tha Benford II araid. DEAR "MRS. CLEAN” : A good friend could tell old foul-mouth to shape up or shut u p . U n l e s s one'* around, bow out of his com­ pany and avoid him. • • • C O N F ID E N T IA L T O "SAILOR ON THE U. S. S. KITTY HAWK CVA-33": Glad to hear that under that uniform beats the heart of an "old-fashioned" boy who has respect for virtue and womanhood. And you'll be glad to know that there's an "old-fashioned" girl for every man in your O n (Bhidqn The East and Woit hands arc not shown today because you don’t need to »ee them in order to play the hand pjoperly. All you need to know is that East follow* to the first trick with the three of hearts. You atart by "C ounting your winner*, both *ure and first trick you are sure of eight tricks and can make 11 if you pick up the queen of diamond*. Now you "A”nalyie the lead and "R"evlew the bidding and note that if you lose to the queen of diamonds and if West has led the queen from a five-card suit Die de­ fense will oath four heart tricks and set you. You also note that West has over-called end probably h is that fivecard suit. 1:1* *;I0 wife must thing it's cute because she is right there and she laughs right along with him. The rest of us are embarrassed and try’ to change the subject, but he can turn any subject back to sex again. We ate dis­ gusted with him but don’t know how to handle the sit­ uation. Any suggestions! “ MRS. CLEAN" i. IM& v i. .r -; i K f ’v r r - 'H ' . " 88* REG. 1.39 DESK LAM P ;?< Flexible neck. Heavy, weighted 2 9 9 base. Colon. 1 1 V in y l LUN CH KIT ■‘V ’-I lightw eight. Hard case with carrying handle. 88 * WEEK-END PONT JUST STAND THERE! 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Come STARTS HUN. Frankie Avalom “Annette" Funicello Martha Hyu r D ependabies from Dodge! Now you can step up in quality at the greatest savings of the year! see your Dodge Boys and listen to a deal you ju s t ca n 't afford to m issl SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 WEST lBt STREET SANFORD. FLORIDA "The Prescription Our Primary Concern” T0UCHT0N REXALL DRUGS Locally Owned And Operated Ily (ilenn McCall And “ Ernie” Mills Plume 322-2182 Cor. 1 & Muiinoliii �BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) — Gov. John J. McKelthen has warned Louisiana might be the next target of the "Freedom Party" If the pre­ dominately Negro group get* the Mlaslsslppl delegation’* •eats at the Democratic na­ tional convention. McKelthen repeated at a naira conference yeaterday the Pi-member Louisiana dele­ gation will walk out of the convention if the regular Mis­ sissippi delegation ia denied ita aeata. The convention'! credential! committee has withheld aeaU from the Mississippi deJega. tion because of the dispute with the "Freedom Party" over who gel* the chairs. McKelthen said If the regu­ lar delegation were refused seats It could lead to " a breakup of tho National Dem­ ocratic party as we know 1L" However, he a d d e d he thought the national party would be "realistic" and seat the while delegation. He said he told the Louis!- ana group to walk out if any aouthern delegation la denied seats. He said he felt most would follow his instructions. A Louisiana delegate hold­ ing public office would com­ mit political euldde if he de­ cided to atay, McKelthen aaid. A delegate with political ambltioni would also have to re ­ turn homa, he added. McKelthen laid early this week he will not attend the convention wnich opens Mon­ day In Atlantic City. Ho added he did not think President Johnson wss the choice of the majority of the stale delegation. He said the group would be willing to sup­ port a favorite son candidate from the South but did not know who would be nomina­ ted. McKelthen laid he did not discuss a potential favorite eon candidate with four other eouthera governors at a meet­ ing last week In a New Or­ leans hotel room, On the tldclands Issue, Mc­ Kelthen said he did not feel tho presidential raca would effect chances of a aeUement. Earlier, he said he bellevd any tldclands accord would come before the fall election. Florida Boy Killed ROANOKE, Va. (UPI) — Christopher Alexander Myers, H, of Eau Gallie, Fla., was fstally struck Monday by a car while riding his bicycle along Route 60 near Covington in Allegheny County. He died five hours later in a Roanoke hospital. MIAMI BEACH (UPI) Teamster* union president James Hoffa emerged from the opening four hour session of the union’* executive board here yesterday and *aid: "There’* no revolt." * ‘T here’s no question In my mind about who's running the union. There's no question In anyone's mind in the Teamsters. The revolt I* Just In the mind* of you reporters, and you're not member* of the union," he Hid. Hoffa, facing two federal court deeds Iona aentenclng him to a total of 13 y ean to prison, n lterated the union'* executive board meeting 1* routine and wouldn't discus* his future as union boss. Hoffa it appealing both pri­ son sentences. Asked if the board meeting was being held In Miami Beach to avoid summonses at Teamster'a headquarters in Washington, Hoffa replied, "We'vw met In Miami Beach for 20 years." He has not asked the board for a vote of confidence. "There'a no reason to ask for one," he said. Available to you without ■ doctor’* prescription, our product called OdHnex. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex ia a tiny tablet and caaily swallowed. Get rid of excesi fat and live longer. Odrinex eoita $3.00 and ia aold on thia guarantee; If not satisfied for any res* ■on, Just return the package to your druggist and get your full money back. No queationi asked. Odrinex ia aold with thla guarantee by; McReynolde Drug Store — Sanford. Mail Order* Filled. J A M B S W. CRAIG was advanced to Avia­ tion Fir* Control Tech­ nician Third Claaa at ceremonial h e l d at Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. Cralg’a tireleaa effort* and devotion to duty along with techni­ cal knowledge enabled him to attain hia pre­ sent rate. Craig la from Los Angelas, and en­ tered the Navy Feb. 24, 1962. .ORLANDO (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant flatly dan led yesterday he had any inten­ tion of becoming tho next president at Florida State Un­ iversity. "The Bryant family plans enly to move hack to Ocala where I will enter my privato (law) practice again thla fell.1* Bryant said. He made the atatemant dur­ ing a television (WFTV) In­ terview here which was taped for broadcast Sunday. Unconfirmed report* had bean circulating that Bryant would he In line for the Flor­ ida fltate petition following the resignation of Dr. Gordon Blackwell. Lest month Bryant ■aid ha would not accept or refuse a Job that hadn't been offered him. Blackwell stepped d o w n from the Job to accept ■ sim­ ilar post at Furman UnlveraIty In Oroanvilla, B.C., follow­ ing criticism from n board of control member, Carl Forman, who aald Blackwell permitted a climate of ultra-liberalism te develop at the campus. The Governor also aald ho would not attend tha Demo­ cratic convention's platform eommltUa meeting in Atlantic City Thursday alnca he had an appointment with Presi­ dent Johnson ia Washington Friday. Bryant and 1$ other Demo­ cratic governor* will meet with th* Preeident on tho ovo of the national Democratic convention at tho WhiU House. F| j-- ; Easy-care cottons! G irls 3-6x g Quality CottonJ Boys Ladies Casual Look Famous make sheer SPORT SHIRTS SPORT JACKETS 2.97-3.97 Vela. 1.1.99 On. c id 2>p1«c*j A-llnes, wolit ttnM Red, blue, navy, green, brown; values to 3.99 Machine washable} Boys' Many patterns In Fall colors. 6-18. • Cotton A woven $ports shirts; S,M,L • Broadcloth drisi shlrti'ln 1414-17 a fte r .J ^ ee ■■ '. ■ s V W i YVr >r - T j f » H i i r m • Seamless sheers; long-life mesh • Beige In 9-11# In pack of 3 only • leather-look vinyl) soft suedes; 10-18 " r ill Orton, wool blends For Boys and Christ CREW SOCKS yComp. Val. Jt< ee. • Rich Orion Acryl­ ic; new styles • V I' crew necks; Fall colors; 8-18 Bridge Club Winners Named DcBsry Duplicate Bridge d id) reported 10 (able* la pity et thi* week's Tuesday afternoon meeting a t the Firemen’s Recreation Hall oe Cojomba Road. Director was K, Z. Walter*. Winner* were, N l, first, J . J . Vandertcbaaf and Miss Ethel Johnson t second. Mr*. Edwia Wachter and Mrs. 0 . N. Lackey; third, Mr*. Charlea Htssell and Mrs. Loris Week* end fourth, Mr*. Ruth Blatt and Mrs. Myron Aecar- F o r sport, fo r dresr, short sleeve • Ribbed craw & V-necks • Fall shades; S,M,t • 100% pre-shrunk cotton knit • White or itrlpe; sizes 6 to 11 H eavy rayon vUtosa Room Siio RUGS A p p re x . 9 x 1 2 * • Foamrubbercushion • 5 colors! 6x9,7 J 7 IM acbine-nw b, no-iron, F abulous values/ O ur F ieldtex D ecorator EW, first, Mr*. A. O. Be­ som sad Mr*. Frank Holder; second, Mr*. David tin ie r awl Mrs. Doyle Driver; third, Cel. and Mra. William Haguq and fourth, Mrs. Georg* Cro­ ak* and Mr*. Mabel K. An- Baby Bitten By Monkey M I A M I (U PI) - A 1$ month-old baby face* a sertaa of painful r»bles shots eUrtt i l today unless doctor* can Bad th* monkey that hit him. Thomas Vansman was bit­ ten on tha arm while sitting ia a car at a used car lo t Hia parent* were Meting n t au- f. ‘ ■ J$ T li . ■:. ~ j i r— — weave, 45* (double width, 45* gw fongthg, $ 6 -5 9 ... saral GREAT J. M. HELD'S STORES • 81x108* & fitted full, 1.66 • 42x36" pillow casw, 2 for 77c Both Great Stores OPEN DAILY 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. SUNDAY 12 Noon to 7 p. m. QUALITY �®1f* Republicans Try To Make Political Hay With LBJ Family Fortune WSHINGTON (UP1) Republicans worked today to make i political debit out of the balance abeet of Preiident Johnson’i family fortune, currently figured at $3,484,OSS. The Chief Executive'* audi­ tor!, at hit direction, Wednes­ day made public the F tril Family'* net worth. The fig­ ure* showed that the family’* fortune had Increased by $2746,368 over the pa»t 10 year*, mostly due to the television boom during that time. The family has intrests in valuable Texas broadcast properties. As set forth by the auditing firm of Haskins A Sells, the figures represented the "book" value of the family'* extensive holdings. There was no estimate of what the real estate and broadcast proper­ ties would bring if sold on the current market but Life mag­ azine this week put the fig­ ure *t about $14 million. Republican national Chair­ man Dean Burch said the esti­ mated net wealth of the Johnaons was "Incredibly low." "It ii peculiar that the bulk of hla fortune was maoe fn area* subject to federal con­ trol," he said. Burch told a new* confer­ ence "Johnion muat be "the greatest free enterpriser in the world” to have amassed this fortune while drawing a salary averaging alightly over $12,000 annually since enter­ ing public service in 1931. Rising to the atack after the Burch statement came us­ ually mild • mannered Mike Mansfield, Senate Democratic leader and dose personal friend of the President. He accused the GOP of running a presidential campaign "a t­ tuned to the titiiiationi of a pitchman at a financial peepshow." Mansfield told the senate he was delighted that Johnson had issued the financial state­ ment. He labeled "political prowlers” those who "slink Into tha financial history of tha Johnson family and, find­ ing nothing suitable for jack­ als, slink nut again to spread the half . truth and half-innu­ endo." The holding* of Republican presidential candidate Barry M. Gold water and his wife to­ taled $1.7 million, mostly In stocks and bonds, as of June 30, according to the Phoenix, Ariz., bank which adminis­ ters the couple's trust ac­ counts. Tolls $841,410 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Drivers paid $811,110 in July to use the slate's toll bridges a* a near-rerord number of car* rolled over the facilities. Vm Tm V W rrM Aug. 20, 1961 — Paste Library Sets New Schedule By Julia llartna Mrs. James Walter, presi­ dent of the Altamonte Spring* Library Association, today an­ nounced a change in library schedules for the fall, Starting Tuesday, Sept, t, tha library will be open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2 until ft p. m. and on Satur­ day* from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m. Mrs. Florence Courson, li­ brarian, and her staff, have publicly expressed apprecia­ tion to the anonymous donor of tho rug which was left re­ cently at the library. It now la on the library floor and la quite an improvement. H B. liM-iinminiilllllll AT JM FIE1DS 1 RICHARD L. Atchison, a v i a t i o n electronic! technician third class was advanced to his prejent rate on June 25. He was presented his certificate of ad­ vancement a t c e r e monies held a t Navat Air Station, Sanford. Atchison'a knowledge of his rate enabled him to achieve a high score on the Navy-wide com­ petitive e x a m i nation and lend to his ad­ vancement in r a t e . Atchison entered the Naval Service on Sept. 13, 1962 at Raleigh, N. C. JM'Felds ^nrrtrrm Legal Notice KEYS AVAILA1LE AT A ll 4 J. M. FIELDS STORES, AND AT THE FOOD FAIR STORES NEXT TO J. M . FIELDS IN IA U G A lllE , WINTER PARK AND MERRITT ISLAND ONLY. nnTicM o r *itir TO: tlUIN’R S. PAItKKtt, lLftnl.iit. VOIT AND KICK o r TOIT J h.rrhy nnllfi.il that ault hit. hr.n cumni.nr.il as.ln.t >nu I th. Circuit Court of Ih. Ninth Judicial Circuit nf Ih* Hist, of Finrlila In amt (nr Crmlnnl# County, tha ablir.vUt.it lltl. nf which I.: TIIK WKH-'KltN ANi> SOUTHKit V I.IKE INull It ANCK COMPANY, . 10., Plaint IIf, -va. lllKN’H R. PAIt KK11, D.f.nilant. In Chant.ry No. l(33f. Th* nalurs n( ihla ault ta a fnr.cln.ura nf that r.rtaln mnria.a, h.ld anil own.* hy IiUlnllfb its Iail tlarrh tl. 1*:•* an I rrron1.il March II. IISI In Official It.mrila IlnnV 317 pa|* 131 nf Ih. Puhlla II.cords of 8.lulnols County, PlarldS, an* rumb.rlng that cartatn placa nr parc.l nf prnparty torat.d, alluals, and btlna In said County ami Hlat., to-wli: tail 3. Illock J, HlfNIiAND KSTATKH, a subdivision, according to a plat Iharanf, i.rnrdtd In Plat Honk It. pa«.a It to 33 ot th* Putiilo ll.oonts ot R.mlnnl. County, Klorlila, BA It OK YOU IR ilBQLflR* Bl> In til. your anaw.r or ulh.r wrltl.n dat.na*. to th* CumpTaltit with th* Clark nf th* Ctreult Court of H.mlnnl* County, rinrlda. In this pro. ir.dlnpr and In a.rva a ropy Ih.rauf upon Ih* plaintiff's attnrn.ya. whoa* nam.a ami ad. itrua ar. h.r.lnafl.r a.I forth, a. ratiulr.il hy law, nut lalrr than Ih. Slat day of Au|u*L 11(1 In d.fault Ih.rant th* ci.u.a will prora.d .a part* uptin th. .ntry nf a Itacra* Pro Cunf.s.n aaalnat you. 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IH <) LB. CYLINDER W . to t S T . �Fashion Stylist Stages Constructive Clinic On Latest Sewing Techniques M ary Esther's fly Mr*. H. L. Johnson Mlia Barbara Lleuwen, fashion stylist for ths McCall FatU rn Fashion* of New York, recently conducted a clinic a t lha Caucss Room of Th* F irst Federal Savin** and Loan Building. Mr*. Carolina Holtsclaw, owner of MlUdj'a Fabric Shoppe and sponsor of th* ellnic, Introduced the attrac­ tive Mis* Lieu wen, who held th* large and attentive audi­ ence oaptlve. The stylist pave Instruetlons on the proper selection of a pattern and the correct procedure In pattern adjust­ ment, whether too large or too amalt. She explained In detail the proper placement of darts and the method of house guests, their daughter and her family, Mr. and Mra. W alter Ollen enlarging o r decreasing them. and children from Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Pictured in the front row from Miss Licuwen was stunning the left are Patricia, Pamela and Frances Ollen. In the back from the left In a two pi tea ensemble of are George Ollen, Mr. Ollen, Mra. Ollen, Mrs. Bethea and Mr. Bethea. Sauteme silk, featuring a loose fitted bodice with a rolled collar and three quar­ ter length sleeves with ac­ cessories In accord. She grac­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo­ By Evelyn Lundy iously anewered a barrage of Mrs. R. W. Estes and Mrs. rge Carter for a week. They questions from th* audicnee and continued the session la­ B. G. Smith have returned went eight - seeing to the ter with further questions from a delightful train trip to mountains and also went to and answers a t Miltdy Shop- Richmond where they were Shenandoah Valley and other pe. places of interest. Oviedo Personals MISS BARBARA LIEUWEN, left, lo fashion stylist for McCall Pattern Co. recently held * clinic in Sanford demonstrating pattern adjustments and Roberts, center, is a model, and other sewing techniques. Mra. j Iloltzclaw, owner of Milady Fabric Shoppe to the right is Mrs. Caroline Ih and sponsor of the clinic. Ladies O f B L F E diom sunaksM T o Honor Guest fo B y M rs. H . L Jekasea h tW i This Evening another circle on top, pressing Th* Ladies Society of the Use a favorite canned fruit V4 cup chopped pecan* alone or combine several. Top 1 pkg. lemon flavored gelatin edges together. Bake on un- Brotherhood of Locomotive Drain cocktail. Add enough greased baking sheet in hot Firemen and Englnemen will with softened cream cheese, cottage cheese, coconut, chop­ water to fruit cocktail syrup to oven 123 degree* for 10 min­ hold a special call meeting ped nuts, or eny other good- maka I cups. Heat; add gela­ utes. Makes 314 dozen cookies Thursday evening, August 20, at tha home of Mra. H. E. to-cat topping. tin and stir until dissolved. Turner. Garnish a platter of sizzling Mango* are now at their This will be a supper meet­ meat with peach halves filled Chill until slightly thickened. with current Jelly, pear halves Fold in drained fruit cocktail best. Serve them fresh far any ing honoring Mrs. Aimee topped with cranberry sauce, and pecans. Mold as desired. meal during the day as an Shepherd, secretary to tha apricot halves filled with may­ Chill until firm. Unmold on appetizer, in fresh fruit salad, Board of Grand Trustees. The onnaise and a dash of horse­ salad greens. Serve with may­ a* a deesert. Their unique supper is slated for i p.m, radish, or try pineapple onnaise. Serves 6. blend of peach-pear flavor is with the business meeting im­ chunks broiled on a sbewer. at its peak when the fruit ia mediately following. All member* end prospec­ For parties, make testy ap­ Need a good recipe far left­ eaten fresh. For an unusual petizers by broiling pinespple over Ham? Here* one from treat for th* family try this tive members ere urged to make a special effort to at­ chunks wrapped in half slices the Rice Council that Is quick MANGO NUT BREAD tend, of bacon, 44 cup butler to do. PINEAPPLE CARAMEL FIE 44 cup sugar SWEET AND SOUR tl cup brown sugar 2 eggs HAM OVER RICE W omens Hair 3 tbsp. cornstarch H cup raw mango, cut fine 1 No. 2 can apricot halvaa te Up. salt 2 cups sifted flour 3 tbsp. butter I No. 244 can crushed pine­ Strength Proves 2 tap. soda 14 cup arrowroot apple 1 tbsp. lime julc* 114 cups chicken broth 1 Ibsp. grated orange peel 114 lbs. cooked ham, cut In Vi Up. salt Astounding 2 tbsp. butler V4 cup chopped nuts t" pieces 1 recipe plain pastry (for 2 V4 cup dark cider vinegar Cream butter and sugar. Know why th* cave man crust pie) Add eggs. Stir In dry Ingred­ used hie love’s heir a* e 14 cup sugar Mix brown sugar, corn­ ients, mango and 11m* Juice. handle to pull her by? He 3 tbsp. aoy sauce starch and salt. Combine with Mix all together. Add V4 cup wanted her to go with him, 4V4 cupa hot cooked rice s little of the crushed pine­ 2 green peppers, cut lo 1 Inch of chopped nuts. Bake in a loaf ye*. But heir ii on* of the apple; blend well. Add re­ pan at 373 degrees for 1 hour. atrongeit animal fibers. A plecea maining pinespple. Oook, stirr­ woman'* heed of heir can aupDrain apricots and reserve Do not cut until second day. ing constantly until thick and Freeze mangos with sugar or port th* equivalent of five liquid. Melt butter in a sauced ear. Itcmove from heat; stir plan. Stir in arrowroot. SUr ayrup. Very ripe, Juice man tone of weight without pulling In orange peel and butter. Coot until emooth. Gradually add gos may be frozen without au from th* root*. So, one way slightly. Lino a 9 inch pie pan to taka a lady from one place chicken broth and apricot gar or cyrup. with pastry, leaving V4 inch Mango slices — Wash and to another, drag her by the Juice, etirrlng constantly to h't ii\ Si yit' tout Hj „ banging over edge of pan. prevent lumping. Add ham, peri mangos. Cut off allcca. hair—but a t your own riek. io flAMR f O U t FAC[ Pour in pineapple mixture. For green pepper, vinegar, sugar, Do not slice off fleeh near th* lattice top, roll pastry to sire and aoy sauce. Stir until mix­ seed, as this la unusually foof pan. Cut 10 stripe, V4 inch ture begins to thicken. Add broue. wide, I .ay half of strips one apricot halve*, cover and sim­ FOR SUGAR PACK-Cover way across filling. (Twist mer for 13 minute*. Serve Um with cold syrup. To make ay. strips a t they a rt laid across Sweet and Sour Ham mixture nip, boil 1V4 cupa sugar to 2 pie.) Lay same number of over beds of hot fluffy white cups witftr. strips diagonally across. Seal FOR DRY PA C K - Pack to rice. Serve* I. and flute. Bake In a hot oven to containers and anal. Lime PIRATE "PATC1ES" (423 degrees) about 23 min.. Julca may be added to syrup 14 lb. butter Serve* 0. if desired. 2 tbsp. brown sugar Yen! You WiU MOLDED PEAK SALAD We have a request for 1 orange (4 tbap.) Juke aod 1 can No. 244 size, pear halve* RHUBARB CONSERVE. We Need A Dictionary grated rind Our B ipert Stylists 1 cup pear syrup hope the homemaker like* this 14 cup grated American Are Trained And For Back • To - School. 1 pkg. lime-flavored gelatin an*. cheese Kaperieaced la Doing The 1 cup glnerale Wn Kara Than 1 Ifaa. rin ib w h 14 tep. salt “Meet'' With Year Hair Drain pears. Heat pear 14 tap. nutmeg 2 orange* AU Kindi All syrup, add telaUn aod etir un yolks and I whole egg 344 eupe sugar FOR APPOINTMENT 111 dissolved. Add glngcrale, 3214*ggcupe Pricea From — Vi cup chopped nuts pastry flour Chill until slightly thickened > tep. baking powder 1 lemon I f .25 Up CALL 822-569? Arrange pears, cut aide down, Orate rind of orange* am) 2 tbsp. swuet cream in rows In a shallow pan. Pour Cream butter well, add su­ lemon. Extract Juto*. Wash in gelatin. Chill until firm gar gradually, then orange rhubarb. Cut to V4 Inch pieces Cut so each piece contains a Juice, grated rind aod cheese Combine all Ingredient* ax pear half. Flace oo aalad BEAUTY SALON Mix thoroughly. Add salt, nut' oept out* and hast slowly un greens and top with tnayon meg, aod eggs. Add flour til sugar la dissolved. Simmer GlfU • Cords • Hooka Of MONTEZUMA HOTEL nalte. (sifted with baking powder) at- slowly, stirring constantly, un­ MOLDED FRUIT COCKTAIL terasUy with cream. Beet un­ til mixture to thick end clear 210 E. First St. 3rd A MAGNOLIA 1 No. 303 can fruit cocktail til amooth. Place lo refrigera­ Add nute and cook S minute* tor for 1 hour to chill. Roll to 14 inch thickness on slightly floured board. Cut with flourAnnouncing the Opening ed 114 loch cookie cutter. of Place 1 teaspoon grape Jelly SATURDAY on circle, moisten edge of the circle with milk, and place I am really pleased by the response of ladies wishing the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Recipe Book. 1 am still re­ ceiving calls about It, That's great, and I hope more home­ makers will write for K. It'e so old American custom to talc* many everyday things for granted. The brightly lab­ eled cans of fruit oo our wellstocked pantry shelves, for ex­ empt* are rarely given a se­ cond thought But K hasn't always been possible to have tree-ripened fruits in mid-win­ ter . . . to have the fixin's for a dessert or salad within easy reach, or to even buy the var lely of canned fruits available today. Why do we enjoy these conveniences? Because the canning Industry has realised and met the need for these canoed fruits, canned fruits make salad fixing easy aod fun. Some salads you can vnaka in a Jiffy, just by gar­ nishing a sweet fruit with a simple topping. Then there are molded and frozen salads too, which require a little snore preparation time. Here are a few Upi and hints for eslids. EVELYN'S Ted Aulln, son of Mr. and Mra. Theo Aulin Jr., ia (pend­ ing a week with his aunt, Mrs. Dennis Williams, in Haines City. Keith Williams of Haines City ia a gueat of th* Aullna this week. * Calling: All “Campus Kids” Thermo Jacs “Country Store” • TAPERS • • SKIRTS DRESSES • • SHIRTS RAINCOATS W jvu j. fcAthsi)& “Featuring Fashions Just For You" C LE A R A N C E Summer Dresses I Bathing Suits • Shorts & Short Sets • Summer Jewelry Mr. and Mr*. Paul Mikler will have as house guesta over th* weekend, Mra. Mikitr'a ■later, Mra. J. W. Strong and her three girls, Ann, Nancy and Lynn, from Griffin, Ga. Mr. Strong, who la on a busi­ ness trip in Miami, will Join them on Sunday. 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In holy matrimony in llte pre­ sence of close friends and relatives. Although informal, the dou­ ble ring ceremony was most impressive, using a small un­ usual pulpit draped in red velvet trimmed with gold fringe, which the Timms brought with them from Uirzningham, England In 1924. Attending the bride as m a­ tron of honor, was her sister, Mrs. Evelyn Vogel of San­ ford. Michael lllnkel of KVAII-1 served the groom as best man. A neighbor Mrs. Ashby Jones, who was unaware Uiat a wedding was in progress came to visit Rev. Timms, nnd being a vocalist, provided the impromptu nuptial music. The bride is formerly from Hudson, N. Y., having lived in Sanford for the past three years. The groom is serving a tour of duty with the United States Navy, and is presently attached to KVAII9, station­ ed at Sanford Naval Air Statlon. The young couple will make their home in Sanford. Flow ois no lougvu ha vs a season, thanks to the new lifelike polyethelene plastic blooms. These flowers bloom all year around. To help leach women in the area how lo arrange these flowers in atraetive bouquets and designs, the J. C. Penney Company Department Store h ere will provide special in si ructions. Penney'* ha* arranged for Sal Bianco, professional cus­ tom floral designer from New York, to be on hand opening day. August 2<i at the new J. C. Penney Winter Park Mall. Customer* will he able to choose life • like flower* from a large collection o( the new • cat color* and style* .Mr. Hi anen will arrange a custo­ mer’* selection* in atraetive bouquets to match individual home decor. I’cnnev'a rnrdiallv invites all interested per»on* to a t­ tend Mr. Bianco's demonstra turns. As a bonus to persons attending, a folder on ''F fm cr Arranging for Enjoyment" will he distributed SCHOOL OPENS IN 10 D A Y S ! Earliest Petroleum North American Indians made tin- first known use for pctioleum. They found oil set ping up through n a r k * in tlie earth ami coining out on tup of water in sprint.-*. These Indians veer* using oil for mcdicinnl purpose when .1suit missionaries first value to tli* cuiiiini-ni m tli* early REV. W. E. TIMMS, in bed, performing marriage ceremony Sunday, August 10, 10(11, uniting Mina Jeanne Patchin of Sanford amt David M. Simpson of Vale, III. The imi(|iic ceremony transpired at the home of Rev. nnd Mrn. Timms on Myrtle Avenue. I ItUOs. New Arrivals By Evelyn I .undr Lika termites, carpenter Tlie Don Ulreyi of Oviedo ants destroy wood by chewing out nesting chambers In the were delighted by a phone cull Thursday night, August timbers of houses. 13, 1964, at midnight Irom their son Lieutenant Donn HACK - TO • SCHOOL t Pete | Ulrey from O c e a n COTTONS Side, Calif., to announce (lie birth of their baby girl, Shel­ Skirt ley Donn. Pete Is a graduate of Oviedo And High School and also Florida B lo u s e Southern College in lakeland. 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BACK TO SCHOOL TROUSERS WOOLS A ND BLENDS FASHIONS FROM PENNEY’S IN SANFORD were nhown a t « recent iiienilyernhip tea n|»onnore«l by the V o u iir Women'n Club o f Seminole Coun­ ty at the Land 'O Laken Country Club. Jana Huggins, left, motleln a cot­ ton plaid Jumper trimmed In rick rack, which can be worn either with or without a blouse. Lee Cote' wearn grey gabardine punts with a green print nhirt. Pam Huggim* nhown n red print nhirt waint drown with a woven hemp belt. Donn Mount in wearing black gabardine pants with a black, grey and white orlon sweater and n wide black belt. Sherri Mount models a three piece dacron suit, featuring a print hlnune with a single back pleat in the slim nklrt. “ Girina Grren" Th* original Grotna Green waa a village in Siotland. once noted for th* runaway marriages which w*r* performrd there. Any town to which couples go to get mar­ ried in baste nuw t* popular­ ly termed a Gretna Uraen. $12.95 - $14.95 DACRON BLENDS $8.95 - $5.98 Tailored By Marx-Made Higgins And Levi OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS CLu 0 MEN MEN S Tl 5 MofnoIU Ave. SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS! HAIR CONDITIONING Plus Rag. 117.56 Body Wave M J .5 0 cum plat* rO R APPOINTMENT C A L L 822-4913 W EAR Pltewe 822*1535 2201 8- Park Ave. Mr*. J. C. Alday baa re­ turned to her hum* in Gaines­ ville after visiting her daugh­ ter and ton in law, Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Goodapeed. boys’ Acrilan^ acrylic knits. . . rugged 7 oz. fabric 98 _ _ £ 9 8 BACK - TO - SCHOOL SPECIAL! FOR GYM — TENNIS OR PLAY MEN'S.WHITE REG. S J " VALUE Tennis Shoes $]88 GIRLS’ COLOR-MATCHED SKIRTS AND SWEATERS S izes 6 • 20 New handsome exferd-atitrh Arcilan star* neat, wear* longer. Fashion collars, amart cmbroidrrtd emblem. A wide axaurtment of new bark-to-*rhnr| colors, t'ompletely machine washable. They'ra value-priced a t Panney'sl B ite s 8 - 14 Beautiful new fall rotors that look fresh and airlMeg far fall. Th* largest selection we'va aver had. Chooaa sow while selections ar* good. SIZER • TO IS Betty Anne's llalr Styling Sato* Personals ^ -Family Fashion* And r o o t * .* r ^ C & u Y ir ix Open Fri. Nila T il S SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 O'CLOCK �)|HMI«i- t County's Grid Elevens Continue W orking On Fundamentals Pigott States Punting Game Needs Polish Greyhounds To Don Suits For Mondays Drill By David Higginbotham Herald Sparta Writer Seminole High's atcond day of (rid practice Wednesday features punting and passing drills. According to Head Coach Jim Pigott the Tribe’s punting gams needs much work. Pigott added that the extra points and kick offs looked good. More lettermen returning Wednesday were Ronnie Hin­ son, Steve Clark, and Danny THUS. Others coming out for the first time to try for po­ sitions on the 34-merabar squad included Ricky Dyess, Don Nicholas, Horace John­ son, Truby Xinniard, and Phil Rohn. Hinson and Joe Farless put tho athletes through condi­ tioning exercises after which they were divided into two groups for working purposes. JayVee coaches Ralph Stumpf and John Colbert worked with some of the younger candi­ dates and varsity Coaches Jim McCoy and Dick Wil­ liams worked with tha latterman and tho rest of tha can­ didates. A c c o r d i n g to Williams, varsity backs look good, but they need a lot of practice and work on their timing. McCoy said tho varsity lino It full of spirit and Is work­ ing hard an tha basic fu n d a­ mentals of blocking and de­ fensive maneuvers. Pigott named Hinson, Farloss, and David N00U as act­ ing anptatno for tho season. The squad wound op Its practice by tunning plays and doing mere conditioning exer­ cises. Pigott described it aa " a fine work out." Although Titusville la not be the Mots* Conference, tha • p o u r with the Terriers is expeeted Is bo a stiff con­ t e s t Tha Tribe opened its s e e m loot year with a 14-11 whs over Titusville. The Ter­ riers have bean trying to edge tho Bemtnalao for a number of years and are expected to coma up with tough grid shino this your. Rt Jim Bacchas Herald Sports Writer Head Coach Jim Copeland will suit out hit Lyman High Greyhounds Monday in pads and practice uniforms as hs continues to prepare h 1s charges for their first season a member of the Orange Belt Conference. Handicapped somewhat be­ cause of the lack of returning Uttarman, Copeland it never­ theless getting ready for what he considers will be a tough campaign. Wednesday Copeland and his aides — Tom Barnes and Rodney Umbergcr, held only cne workout—a one hour and 45-mlnuta session which fea­ tured the fine performances of bsckfield men Al Cantrcl, Jack Blanton, Allic Bucsso and guard Chuck Wagner. The Hounds continued to work on conditioning with the squad divided into three groups, ends, linemen and backs. Copeland had hia backs doing quite a bit of running, Umberger ran his e n d s through pass patterns and Barnes put ths interior line* man through some light (without pads) contact work. But ths order of the day was ths emphasis on the skulls sessions. Copeland and his assistants outlined a num­ ber of offensive plays the ’Hounds srill utilise this sea­ son. Sevsral new men joined the squad for workcuta, includ­ ing Jimmie Chambers who is reported to be probably tha fastest man on ths team. The Greyhounds will open their staaon against the Ocoee Cardinals. Seminole American Results Wednesday Night Casselberry 31, Labs Mary 11 Casselberry 766 95-33 Lake Mary OU OS-11 Lego and Moors, Chapmen tod Smith. Christmas 3, Lang— e l • Lon | wood 304 000 Christmas 040 100 Moncrief and Gaoo; Drinkwater and Termer; HR— Roy LUk (Lnogwood) TWO-TIME WINNER! ANA 1*0LIS (UPD—Although early to be talking about foot­ ball awards, Navy Coach Wayne Hardin facia quarter­ back Roger Staubech can be­ come tha first two-Ume Hettm sn Award winner In history. Legal Notice A S p iels! m se tln x o f th s sto c k h o ld e rs or th e Unit** etsu Usnk of Somlnolo, ■ Bonking c orporation, w ill bo hold In th e lobby of tho r i o r . Mo S to le Uonk on Thu rad or, A u x u tt t r , 1114, a t ) p. 1 1 . for Ibo follow ing ynrpoooa: ( I ) El act a B oard o r D lroet. • r e end th e tra n sa c tio n o f ouch o th er buolnooo so m ay come before th s m ooting. L e rln g Bargoso P re sid e n t Pu bit oh A eg. 14. t«, 1444. CDC-14 In th o C o n n od tho C onnty J » 4 * r . Sem inole C onnty, S la te o f n - r Ido. l a V roboio In ro th e E a tn ta od, A U C B HAT r u r a l. s e n e s N otice U h ereb y given th a t th e naA erilgnod will, on the lis t d a y o f Septem ber. A. D. l i f t , p ro ie n t le tbs H onorable C ounty Ju d g e n f Somlnolo C ount*. F lo rid a, h e r final re tu rn , account nnd vouchers, no E x e c u trix of tho B otnto o f ALICE HAT. deceased, e n d a t sold tim e, th e n a n d th o ra, m ake a p p lic atio n to th e sold Ju d g e fo r a fin a l o e ttlo m e at a t h e r a d m in istra tio n o f sold M ints, a n d for a a o rd e r d isc h a rg in g h e r no o a th E is c u t n n . D oted th is tho l l t h d o r o f A ugust, A. D. 1414. r i o y Q. D enial As E x e c u trix o f th o S e U te of ALICE HAT. deceased BTENSTItOM. DAVIS * M cI n t o s h At to r nor e 4ar O seev t r la p o s t O ffice Box 1144 S anford. F lo rid a H IT ! P u b lish Aug. t«. If * THE LEGS WOULDN’T WIN ANY PRIZES but when It cornea to a combination of football and ability to touch it you’d have to look fa r and wide. Seminole High's coaching staff is com­ posed of (left to right) JayVee Head Coach Ralph Stumpf, Varsity Buckfield Coach Dick Williams, Varsity Head Coach Jim Pigott, Var­ sity Line Coach Jim McCoy and JayVee Coach John Colbert. Evidence of their abilities are record. Last year’s 5H3 record was 10 wins in 11 starts. The JayVees won five, lost none and tied one. In fact, the JayVees have either won or tied their first 30 ball games. (Herald Photo) U. S. Attorneys Baby Seminoles Thinking Out Loud Plan To Defend M ira Needs His Own Look Into CBS Deal On Yanks Spotless Record By Dsvtd Higginbotham The opening contest of the season for the Scmlncle High JayVees will be against the Winter Park Wildcats Bept. 34. The effeir will be held in Winter Park. Thla will be the first year for tha Junior Varsity to play la the Metro Co nf re nee. Going Into their Initial game of the aeaaon, the JayVaea have ■ very Impressive record of 30 wins, no losses, and one tie. Under tha superb leader­ s h i p of Coaches Ralph Stumpf and John Colbert tho Baby Seminoles scored 03 points and ware un scored upon last year. Tha JayVees have e big reputation to live up to and everyone la watching to aee if they do. According to Stumpf it’e to soon to tell how well the teem will do until the SHS varsity la se­ lected. The Junior van ity schedule for thle year will be as fol­ lows: Winter Tirk. Sept. 34, ■way; Boone, O ct 1, away; Colonial, O ct 8, here; Oak Ridge, O ct 15, here; Evens, O ct 22, her* end Edge water, Oct 14, away. American League W L PcL GB 74 46 .617 Baltimore Chicago 74 4T .613 U 63 S3 .585 4 Now Yost Detroit 63 61 .506 13 61 60 .504 13V* Minnesota Los Ang. 62 62 .500 14 56 65 .463 1SH Cleveland Boston . 55 66 .455 19V4 Wash. a 75 .335 27 Kao. City 44 76 .567 30 Wedoesday's Rasulta Chicago 4 New York 3 Detroit 3 Los Angelas 3 Cleveland 6 Kansas City 4 Minnesota 3 Washington 1 Boston 4 Baltimore 3 10 in Today's Game* Now York at Chicago Loa Angelos at Detroit (N) Kansas City at Cleveland (N) Baltraora at Boston Only games scheduled Friday's Games Baltimore at Chicago (N) Minnesota at Detroit (N) Lot Angeles at Cleveland (N) Kansas City a t Washington (N) New York at Boston (N) Ends, Say SF Fans Editor's Note: navlng re­ sided In California a num­ ber of years and being counted among the ardent fane of the Hen Francisco 49’cra, we were anxious to find out exactly ho w (he former University of Miami quarterback, George Mira, fared with the IB'er fans In hia first full-fledged ap­ pearance with the west coast pro grid eleven. • • e By Hal Wood UPI Sport* Writer SAN FRANCISCO <UPI> —Tha whole town’s talking about George. That's Georgs Mira, son. And he's a quarterback with tho San Francisco Forty Ninera. Thera's no proof yet that tha former Miami of Florida grid atar will make it In tha big Iraguea. But ha has turned Into one of the Juiciest tid-blta for football conversation alnep they flrat tried out tha forward pass a half century ago. Mira wasn't exactly a howling success in his first ■hot in the pro ranks. He completed only four out of 16 past attempts. And that's not going to keep him In business. But he did drive tha Forty Nlnaro 84 yards for a touch­ down. The test gams vraa against the Dallas Cowboys and they decided Mira would be strict­ ly a paascr. But before he got through, Gorgeous George had convinced them he alio could run with the ball. The com menu from fans verted: "He looks lika a second Frsnkla Albert." "If he’s going to throw the ball that hard, he ahould be a banball pitcher," "Mira should havo brought hia own endi from Miami Un­ iversity to catch tha ball. Tha proa can’t handla it, that's for aura/’ "Thla kid la going to got killed If h* keeps running out of tha pocket." "Ha can throw a soft ball if ha wants. Ils was ju it nerv­ ous in tha first game and was trying to get rid of tho ball in a hurry." "He’s aa tricky as Hugh McElhenny when it comas to running." And so it goes. Thera was nothing wrong with moat of Mira’* pataas as far a* direction goei. They just bounced off tha cheats of thair intended receivers Coach Jack Chriatiiaaea of the Forty Ninera eays there'll be more check-outs on the youngater. The For­ ty Ninera play Minnesota at Salt 'Lake City in an exhibition Saturday, "Obviously, four comple­ tions out nf 16 throws ient good," says ths coach. There waa soma fear ex­ pressed in the locker rooms after the game that the pass receivers might suffer brok­ en fingers attempting to snag tha balL A couple of timsa Mira threw the ball to a group of Cowboy athlataa— hut it waa too hard for th a n to catch, too. The lad can ran. He M o o ted 34 yards for a touch­ down when the Cowboy line­ backers figured ha vraa go­ ing to pssa. A t ana time on* of the Dallas line-back* era bad retreated a* far that b* knocked down a paaa 48 yard* behind the tine of scrimmage. And that's what you call opening np the line. Results Wednesday Night John Brodle atill ta the No, St. Petersburg 3, Lakeland 1 I quarterback. But when, and Sarasota 3, Tamps 1 If, the Forty Ninera get be­ Miami at Daytona Beach, hind, th e n ta bound to b* ppd. rsln long and loud wall from the Only games scheduled fans to sea tha ltld from Florida in action. RECORD NUM BER Ha may prova to be tha DAYTONA BEACH (UPD— most exciting player af tha The Sports Car Club of Amir year. lean (SCCA) Divisional Cham' pUmships at tha International Speedway Sept. 5-6 la expected to attract a record number of cars and drivers, SOCA'a Cen­ ON 100 tral Florida official* said to­ day. So far 56 entrlea a n an­ ticipated. Florida Slate WINS HORNET CLASS LOCH EARN, Scotian d (UPI) — Chris Hobday, of England, the defending cham EARLY ENTRIES plan, gained aa U-eeoood vic­ tory over countryman Rag MONTREAL (UPD—PittaWhite Wednesday on the as- burgh, Philadelphia and S t rood day of the 13th world Louie bald franchises in tha hornet d a w sailing champion- aNUonal Hockey L ygua in r Wo. NEW YORK (UPD — Offidats of tho Columbia Broad­ casting System CBS sxpressed no alarm when they learn­ ed the Justice Department's antitrust lawyers are scan­ ning tbalr purchase ef tho New York Yankees. "Tha best legal adrico that CBS could get assure* ua th at no conflict with antitrust laws Is involvtd,” said Frank Stan­ ton, president of the network, and Board Chairman William Palsy in a Joint atatomant Wednesday night. UPI learned Wednesday in Washington th at ths Justlca Department Is conducting a preliminary investigation of the eale of 30 per cent of the Yankees to CBS for |U 4 million. A J u s t i c e Department source pointed cut th at tha antitrust division normally conduct* a preliminary invest­ igation of all mattora In which a question of mono­ poly has arisen. I t is used ‘to determine whether a full in­ vestigation aimed a t prosecu­ tion should be undertaken. The Supreme Court haa held that baxtball la exempt from antitrust laws, but tetavlsiaa network* a n not exempL On# of tha question* raised immediately by the sale waa whether CBS might obtain an unfair advantage In fu to n bidding for righto to broad­ cast tha World Series. Tha National Broadcaating Com­ pany NBC new baa tha World Bariia rights. Stanton and Palay answered that question this wayt "In nsgotintlng . . . Her broadcasting suck events aa the World Series, CBS would hare to bid In equal competi­ tion with all other networks, sponsors and with pay talari, aion. There is no eonceivahls way through which CBS could gain preferential treatm ent "Organised baseball la not going to show favoritism to one network over others bocausa It owns a club — or for any othtr reason." She Seminole National BRANDS If**" ir u A N HICK ONE OF LYMAN HIGH'S new assistant coaches is Tom Barnes who last year was an assistant' to Head Coach Jim Clark a t South Seminole Junior High. Barnes will also teach Biology a t Lyman this year. At the present time Head Coach Richard Copeland has Barnes drilling the ’Hounds interior linemen. Chicago Nips Yanks; Phils Extend Margin United Press International As a well knotra writer once said, rooting tor tha N ew York Yankees is lika rooting tor General Motor*. But somebody'* going to have to pull a bit herded tor the Yanks as they remained tour full games behind tha league leading Baltimore Or­ ioles and three and a half gamea behind the fast moving Chicago White Sox. The Sox moved to a half. SAN FRANCISCO (U PI) —Only quick Intervention by piste umpire Chris Pelekoudas prevented Sen Francisco from becoming engaged In a full*scale fist fight with Cin­ cinnati playera during Wed­ nesday’s beanball war. In the fourth, after Giants pitcher John Pregenxcr hit Reds hurler Bob Purkey, Cin­ cinnati players on ths bench shouted obscenities a t the Giants and invited Manager Alvin Dark to fight. Dark, followed by coaches Herman Franks and Whltey Lockman and pitcher Gaylord Parry got aa fa r aa the backstop, Petekoudas stopped in, called Reda Acting Manager Dick Staler to th* plate and warn­ ed him to have hia player* ■top tha taunting. Cincinnati slugger Frank Robinson In tha first inning was plunked by Giants hur­ ler Ron HerbeL Robinson went down, then got up raced toward tha mound. Players from both benches poured on tha fitld but no blows were tossed. Later, Robinson slid rough­ ly into second and got into a hot exchange with San Fran­ cisco shortstop Jimmy Daven­ port and were pulled apart. H art Hit Twice In the aecond, Purkeyb faat ball got away from him and imashed into Jim Ray Hart'* shoulder. Dark haa a standing order th at his pitch­ ers must throw a t any pitch­ er who intentionally hits a Giants batsman. So whan Purkey came np, relief hurler John Pregenrer let him have It In tha aid*. And that lad to tha near — battle between ths twe benches. FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE HORS OPEN DAILY — t A. M. . « tll P. M. 118 B. PIRST B, _________ WE CITE TOP VALUE BTAJIPR SPECIAL! FOR GYM — TENNIS OB PLAY MEN'S WHITE REG. SJ-W VALUE Tennis Shoes A u g . 20, 1964 .jo p ttr y O f, Giants And Reds Teacher, Pupil Become Involved Clash Tonight In Beanball War In AFL Contest By United Press International It'll be a case of the pupil trying to show his old teacher how it’s done when quarter­ back Jacky Lee leads the Denver Broncos against Geor­ ge Blanda and Houston to­ night la an American Football League exhibition game on the Oiler's home ground. Lea, .who labored in the sha­ dow of Blaodo his entire car­ eer, N>uch In tha same man­ ner of Lae Groaicup of the New York Giants, who waited is vain for Y. A. Tithe to grow old, was sent to Denver by Houston last week in an unusual "lend-lease" deal. Tha Jets, who trimmed the Patriots, 31*7, reported that offensive tackle Jack Klott was tha only casualty of tha gam*. Tha Patriots, on the other bead, reported • serious In­ jury to reserve linebacker Don McKinnon aa a result of tho Jet's game. McKinnon fractured s hip socket and will be lost to his team at least three weeks. In weekend action, Kansas City meats San Diago Satur­ day on the Chiefs' borne ground and Buffalo travels to Oakland to play the Raiders on Sunday. Page 8 — 1 M gU ■raahshtm IS, Cosmopolites • Brookshire 014 141 3—13 FAST WORKER OoemopoUtaa 000 000 0— 0 MONTREAL ((U P I)—NaU Platt and Knowles; MeUom Stewart of tha Montreal Ma­ roons scored two goals within four seconds in a 1931 Na­ tional Hockey Laagu* BACK - TO - SCHOOL against ths Boston Brains. SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! f rra lb # a o f o rb $]88 SIZES • TO IS a H i Y in x F it N ils TU t game margin Behind the Bal­ timore Orioles Wednesday when they took advantage of a Yankee error and pushed over two un-earned runs to capture a 4 to 3 decision be­ fore more than 37,000 fans. Meanwhile, 13,000 a t Boaton saw rookia Tony Horton double In Carl Y aitrum skl with the winning run in the 10th frame to enable tha Rad Sox to edge Baltimore 4 to 3. In a torrid battle tor fourth place, Detroit took a I to 3 decision from the Los Angelas Angels at Tiger Stadium. In other AL action, the Min­ nesota Twins dumped tha Wa­ shington Senators 3 to 1 and tha Cleveland Indians whip­ ped the Kansas City A's, I to 4. Over in the National, tha Phillies moved into thair most serious contention for the loop's flag when they downed the Chicago Cubs 3 to 5 and went out in front of the San Francisco Giants by six full games. Tha Giants dropped a 1 to 1 decision to Cincinnati in what waa San Francisco'* fourth consecutive defeat. Meanwhile, Nelli* Fox'* 10th inning tingle drove in the run that put the Houston Colts In front of tha Cardinals by an t to 7 count Scott Pleased With Condition Of Lion Eleven By Julian Stenstrotn Herald Sports Editor *Tv# been real pleased by tha fact that our boys hare reported for workouts In such fine physical condition," said Head Coach Arthur Scott of his 1364 Oviedeo High School Lions. Scott ran his charges through another pair of stiff drills Wednesday as he con­ ditioned his Cats tor the Is­ suance cf practice uniform* next Monday and tome con­ tact work. "W*Ve had seme more players report," aald Scott, and thla haa been encour­ aging.” He reported th at among them ware Rex Brocka, a fullback on last ysar's alen, who this reason will b* utilised as sn end. Also, Wayne Jacob* has reported and will aee action as a guard. "Tha youngsters are really l o o k i n g good," remarked Scott, "although it’s certainly still early la tha season." Scott worked his boys yes­ terday on offensive funda­ mentals and play patterns. Basically, Scott's f o o t b a l l philosophy is bared on strong defensive play. But he ad­ mitted today th at “W# w ont b* abla ta win if we c e n t scars." Scott is beginning his sec­ ond season as a Lion roach but hli first ysar at tha halm as hear coach. Originally, ha halla from Jasper, Ala., where ha played high school football well enough to play fire years a t tha University of Alabama for Crimson Tide. While there ha waa a tackle, H* began. bis coaching ca­ reer five years ago as an as­ sistant mentor a t ths Thomas, ville (Ga.) High School. A fter three y e a n there, Scott ac­ re p ted an appointment a t Oviedo High to be an assistan t coach. At tha dose of tha last school y s tr. Head Coach Jim Palmer retired aa a football ccach to give his full tima to counselling. Scott wsa ele­ vated to the top spot on tha staff and is being assisted by Dick Prater. Scott and his wifs, Dorothy Jana, have three fine sona— Van 6, Bob 8 and John who is Just 10 month! old. His Wife Isn't The Only One National League To Think So W Phils. San Fran. Cion. S t Louie Pitta. Milwaukee Loa Ang. Chicago Houston New York L P e t GB 73 46 .610 67 53 J H « 54 .550 7 64 56 .533 63 56 .533 9V4 n 57 .517 11 5# S3 .300 13 16 •4 .467 IT 51 71 413 33 63 433 34V4 •s R etails .Saw York 4 Pittsburgh I Cincinnati 7 San rra o d c ro 1 Philadelphia • Chicago 5 (N) Houston 8 S t Louis 7 (N) 10 inns. Los Angeles 7 Milwaukee g (N) Taday’a Game* Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 3, (N) Milwaukee at Loa Angelos (N) Cincinnati at San Francisco Only games scheduled Friday's Gama* Chicago at New York (N) Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (N) Milwaukee at Houston (N) Cincinnati at Loa Angelas (N) S t Louia at San Francisco (N) ASH, England (UPD - E! AH, t o British bullfighter, scowled at Bimbo, the pot ram. Bimbo ■cowled back at All and charged. AH ended up In bed, nurs­ ing a bruised thin and wondaring what he will do when bo stops practicing with t o ram s and faros a real live bull in t o back yard of hit pub her*. Alf — Alfred Marvin, 40laar-old keeper of t o Klng'g Head pub — has promised to fight the 3-yatr-old Jersey bull, with all proceeds going to charity. The Royal Society for t o Prevention of Cruelty to Ani­ mals has threatened to pros­ ecute If Alf kills tha bull. “W all are," said Alf. " It all depends on t o b u ll If ha gate nasty with Alf, AM will get nasty with him. "My w ill thinks I am m ad." ha said. "8b*’t proba­ bly rig h t" BARBED WIRE SINGLE ROLL___________R R 25 ROLLS — PER ROLL__ g|AQ (AMERICAN 4 POINT — HEAVY) WALL SUPPLY WE HAVE MOVED! NEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET ISO N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. *22-8411 •'Haadquartari Far SpriaUar Syatama" �Horoscope Forecast Friday, A a p a t >1, 1H4 GENERAL TENDENCIES: You now Iiit * i d a y and e v enine whan much confusion can occur If you try to IIIanea tho old and tho uow, tha uaual and tho unusual, tha antiqua and tha modam. So, moko up your mind aarly ju st what you want to de| than gat busy and put such plans into effect without allowing confusion to antar your mind. ARIES (March St to Aprfl 10) You m ust bo most anplieit in outlining your plans for tha futura if you want others to coincide with them. Maka batter arrangements with pals. Success ia than as* surad. TAURUS (April SO to May 20) You must be conscientious now If you w ant to turn anemias into good friends. Show that yon hive tha in* terast of tha publle at heart. Your profession may not make thia apparent other* wise. GEMINI (May 11 to June 11) Any noral Idaaa th at hit you should be tasted for skillful operation in daily aetivities nr outlets. An nut-of* lewner may beat be abla to understand y ear alma—join farces. MOON CHILDREN (Juno 22 to July I I ) You must bo more accurate In carrying out promisee if yon w ant to got tho backing of influential individual. Use your Intuition. You are deserving of greater surctai. LEO (July IS to August 11) While you may desire to have a new partner, bo aura you axplaln your aims more clearly; be a bit subtle. Meat others half-way if you want real results. Don’t act too Im­ perious. VIRGO (Auguat 11 to Sep­ tember 21) You will only go around in proverbial circles if you don't plan your time and activities early, wisely. Give quick attantlon to Immediate conditions about you. B o.of­ ficiant. LIBRA (September 11 to October 11) I t's an right to seek amusement today, but taka rare It doesn’t cost mero than it’s worth. Bf your moat dynamic, attractive self. Then off to tha social delights yon Ilka. SCORPIO (October M to November I I ) Show that you ran ha depended upon to place hnma and family on a firmer foundation. Generosity la tho keynote. Don’t hesitate to fol­ low advlca of those who are experts, leaders. SAGITTARIUS (Nevomber 11 to December 11) Informa­ tion you want is best obtain­ ed by direct method — ask those who have It. Don’t an­ gle so much. Stinginess and fretting will got yon nowhere. Expand. CAPRICORN (December 11 to January 20) Live a llttia — add that swimming pool, new heating unit, or w h sto v or bring* comfort and h ar­ mony at home. Getting a more up-to-dste bueiness system oaaily adds to profits. AQUARIUS (January 11 to February 19) Following own inclinations is all right, pro­ vided you guard your good name and do not irk bighorupa. Don’t hesitate to show devotion to other*. Dress In od U lti. PISCES (February Si to March 20) Planning a more profitable future ia fine, but bo euro nut to confide In oth­ ers now. Consult one who Is a real expert. You can than he more sure of yourself and how to proceed. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will be ono of those Interesting individ­ uals who quickly get* out of dull routines and Into new, very ' modem sciences and arts that are highly profita­ ble, satisfying. It may very well bo th at tha Inventor, tho New Age designer or archi­ tect are In this most ideal chart. Educate well. •The Stars Impel, they do not compeL" What yaw make of your life la large­ ly up to YOU! Carroll Rlghter's Individual Forecast for your sign for Bept Is now ready, F or your copy sond your blrthdato and 11.00 to Carroll Rlghtor For*, cast The Sanford Harold, Box 1921, Hollywood 2*. Californla. Sholam Aach, famous Jaw . lab author, was a aathro of Poland and bocama a naturalisad U. fe. silisaa k 1MB. �■PWthCOV. «>; LM 0 ® t l 1 ■ 1 t AMERICAN LEGION bnsnbnll playum wrr* feted thin week at a dinner meeting of legionnafrea for their atrong allowing in the diamond tournament nt Ft. Pierce. Shown nre, front row. I^awrence Pivir, Mnrvin Cheffiold and Danny Griffin; middle row, Steve Darrin, John Lewia, Billy Kuykendall, Red Jnnson, Hilly Higgins, RIrky Gollaher; bark row, Coach J. W. Kuyken­ dall, Tim Colliert, Jimmy Courier, David Gollahcr, Duke Dodnon, Danny Smith, Ricky Siren, Eddie Kldridge and Lcginnairc Joel Fielda. The manager, Frank Thomaa, was out of town dur­ ing the meeting. • (Herald Photo) a • I a ! t t t I J Farm Committee To Be Elected Qff;r The election of tha Agricul­ tural Stabilisation A Conserv­ ation Service committee for Seminole County will be held by mall balloting beginning Friday. Tho election ia to choose ASC farmer-commit­ teemen to serve neat y ean aa local administrators of na­ tional farm action program*. Farmera on the ASC rec­ ord! have been mailed a ballot with tha following slate of nominee*: Elbert Cammack, Fred A. Dyson, It. U. Hutch Iaon, W. G. Klibee, Charles S. Leo and Paul Lukas. Vof* Is to be made for five person* and ballots returned by Sept. 1. Generally, a farm owner or operator may vote in the elec­ tion if he is taking part nr it eligible to take part in one or more of the program* ad­ ministered by the committee. Qualifications of persona to hold office a* a committee­ man include eligibility to vote in the elecUon, and being a local resident. All eligible farmer* are urged to vote. The present c o m m i t t e e member* are Fred A. Dyson, W. 0 . Kilbee and Charles S. Lee together with alternate* Curtla J. Green and Paul Luka*. Green chose not to he a nominee for the coming year. Scholar* p r e s u m e that Jullu* Caesar guve the name of Hibernia to Ireland. i t i i ffonTnrB WrraTB Page 10—Aug. 20, 1964 JON W. GRUBB, avia­ tion fire rontrol, tech­ nician third clas.i, was advanced to his preaent, rate on July 16, 1964. He waa presented hiii certificate of ad­ vancement by Cdr. D. F. Munday, officer in charge of Heavy At­ tack Squadron 11 De­ tachment Eight. Grubb in married to the form­ er Miss Sherry Moore of Sardis, Tenn. They mako their home in Sanford. Syncom 3 Eased Info Position In Outer Space II CAPE KENNEDY (U PI)— American space acientiats to­ day eased the new Syncom-3 communications satellite into position for the world'* first stationary orbit and a direct television link between Asia and the United States. Using tracking data relay­ ed from the Philippines by the year-old Synccm-3, scien­ tists at Lakehurst, N. J.. triggered two gas jets aboard the new spacecraft to awing it into position for the un­ precedented orbital maneu­ ver. At approximately 1:20 p.m., EDT today when Synrom-.'l whirls over Borneo on the third sweep of its temporary ye-yo orbit a rocket aboard the satellite will be fired to kick it into a circular 22,300mile path directly above the equator. If successful, Syncom-3 will become a 24-hour-a-day sta­ tion shove the Pacific, ready to relay Olympic telecasts to North Amerira from Japan in October, and provide reli­ able rnmmunlraUons between the United States and hardto-reaeh apeta in Asia. At ita 22,300 mile altitude, Syncom-3'a orbital apecd will match earth's rotation, and the hatbox-shaped moonlet will appear motionless In re­ lation to earth. SIZES BY, • 13 g 9 8 121 j - 3 — 6.98 In tro d u cin g the w o rld ’s first synthetic sh oe th at’s p ractically b o y -p ro o f! ARNAV A-OK* • Made entirely by Arnav of man-made material*! • Upper material “breathes" through thousands of in­ visible microscopic pores! • Children splash through rain in water-repellent A-OKs without getting feet wet! • A-OKs have more resistance to sculling and abrasion. Won’t mar floors! ANFORD HOE S Q fw l& Ji 322-3071 207 W. 1st ST. 1 HOUSE of LORDS t l i t 1 Seagram's 90 PROOF GIN Charred Oak Q ° QUEEN ANNE 1 I i i OR RESERVE IMP. SCOTCH 499 DO Foreign Policy Defended By State Department Official By Mr*. Prank Whit* The U.S. Government'! for-' algo program if strongly de­ fended by John G. Kurmann, embassy official at Manila who Is In Dellary with hli wife, Elsie, and throe child­ ren, ages 10, eight and three, visiting at his mother's home. "It ii no give away pro­ gram, especially wilh border warfara going on," he stated. Noting that "Time is on our aide," Kormann laid that it is his opinion that "Ihc na­ ture of man ia to own his t wo tiling* and lo work for these tilings. The Soviet Union and the lied Chinese are not al­ lowing the enslaved countries to develop their own resour­ ce* and they can't squeeze much more out o( their farm­ lands . . . with their harks to a wall, they are not ready for w ar." Horn In New York City, Kormann graduated from Co­ lumbia University where In received his HA and MA de­ grees In political arlenre and international law. A vsiivran oi five years service wilh Airborne Division, U. S. Ar­ my Paratroops during which time he received a ilirert commission aa an nlliecr in the field, he spent two -andone half years in llrrlin fol­ lowing World War II. He has served the Mate Department lor a total of 14 years. The Kormsnn children are receiving an cduraUon with an international flavor since they attended an American plan achool in which students represent 37 different coun­ tries. In Manila Die family must (soil all water used and veg­ etables must be thoroughly washed and scrubbed to avoid amoebic dyaentry and cholera, thcijeforv, fnuen foods auppyl the major part of the baiic diet. Legal Notice S'lC TITInra XANK NOTICK IM bsrsby given that I tm engaged In buelneea e l 20) *. Kim Av«. Hanford, gem lnole County, Florida, under Ibe fittltloua name of Florida D eleelive Bureau and that I Inland to rogialer aald name with Ilia Clark o f iba C U iu ll cou rt, grmlnolo County, Florida. In accordance with the pruvlalona o f the F ictitiou s Nam* Bietutee. to -w lt: Section III SI Florida Btatutaa ISIT. Sflg: / • / Howard U F«>lay publish Aug. IS. III. 2*. A tfrpl i la st. cog - is Kormann will be making television appesrsnees I n Daytona and Orlando before Use family depnrta for the west coast on their way to Manila for another two years. "Things in that part of the world should look brighter," he says, "with out two mili­ tary hasea, Clark Air Force Muse and Suhic Naval Hase, and Ihc strong anticommu­ nist feeling of tho Philippine residents." C l iin.’l t t i _ I 'if It, KA & Rpnprlirfinr* D e n e a ic n n e Brandy D -— 1 C' I■ .- W o n k " * # Q O I Liqueur Just North of Casselberry City Limits p r ic e s go o d t h k o u g h “ w y« l l - V * SAT.. AUGUBT 22nd H IG H LA N D M IS T Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando Seagram ’s GUCKENHEIMER 86 PROOF BLEND Imp. S c o t c h * 3 ™ IMP. SCOTCH J«BS» 7 CROWN BLEND ,tEU LAUEE FLORIDA RUM OLD CROW STR. KY. 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BOISSIERE,""' u" L 7 9 s t ii 1Or Hwret NO ILLY PRAT Park & Tilford IMPORTED SCOTCH It EG. 3.00 VERMOUTH CHARCOAL FILTERED ABC STIt. KY. HOL'ItUON Imported German Win* Liebfraumilch KING SIZE BEER M 39 ■™ FULL QUART 1 GAI Irtnrm m Old German O 3? $ | 0 9 | DAVID CONCORD KOSHER WINE M 9 9 'w s B I r u n W T Gallon % �J* ~u! They ll Learn Someday The frightening thing about the crisis in Viet Nam is the seeming irrntionnlity that precipitated it. It is the same species of irration­ ality that in November 1962 sent hordes of Red Chinese troops ngninst the frontier of neutral India, until then one of the Communist regime's best friends. It is hard to doubt that the order for the North Vietnamese attneks on Americnn ships proceeded originally from Peking. If the North Vietnamese had cho­ sen to accelerate the ground war in Asia, this, though also a foreboding development, would have been at least understandable strategy. The Communist guerrillas are a t their best in the jungles there. AH the vast armament of America, half out of the war, is relatively useless in that kind of fighting. The North Vietnamese could conceivably hope to force us to withdraw from an ex­ tremely unpopular war. Instead they have chosen to at­ tack us a t sea—precisely where our power is a t its strongest and most deadly, but where, up to now, it has not been involved in the war except to the extent of showing the flng and carrying out offshore and aircraft reconnaissance missions. Moreover, the Communists attack­ ed us without warning in interna­ tional waters. It is hardly credible th at the North Vietnamese—and their Chinese pup­ pet masters—believe their propagan­ da that America is a "puper tiger" th a t will run when attacked. Yet the invasion of India revealed th a t the Asinn Communists are amazingly out of touch with renlity. They consider themselves invincible, they care nothing about internation­ al law, civilized diplomacy and world opinion. They place a primitive reli­ ance on brute force to awe their op­ ponents. What is credible, however, is that the Chinese arc perfectly willing to escalate the Asinn conflict right up to the point of general nuclear war —and beyond. Mao Tse-tung has stated th a t Chi­ na hns little to lose—perhaps a few hundred million Chinese out of threequarters of a billion—while its two great enemies, the United States and Russia, would destroy each other. This is the trap—fantastic as it Is to contemplate—th at America must avoid in this crisis. President Johnson's "limited and fitting" retaliation Is still the moat effective and most feasible answer to Communist agression—though it is painfully difficult to react In a limited way when American men are dying. And the intemntionnl confer­ ence table still remains the place where the entire Southeast Asian situation must ultimately be resolv­ ed, slow and frustrating as negotia­ tions may be. Once again, Americans have re­ sponded to crisis with immediate un­ ification behind their leaders. Some countries always seen surprised when this happens. Perhaps they will lenrn someday. Holmes Alexander Princes Of Privilege f • Northern magistrates some how failed to lock up the known ringleaders of mobs. The violent malefactors of off criminal activities never enjoyed such immunity be fere. Meanwhile, to be poor amid conditions of reasonable op­ portunity and abundant wel fare, to lie ignorant In a land of f r ■ e and compulsory schools, to lie Negro where a near-white Congress, an all white Supreme Court and a presidency hail done every­ thing imaginable for the minority race, became nn ex cuse for lethal and destruc­ tive rioting. War was waged on poverty hut not on an­ archy. Hills were pressed, and some were passed, for in­ creasing Social Security pay ments from increased pay­ roll taxes, but you never heard the Incumbent leaders prrarhing the Puritan Ethic of self-reliance. In order to get by with raising Ita own pay, Con­ gress went Into the debt-rid­ den Treisury to boost sala­ ries of ths military, the judi­ ciary, the administrators and tha clerical helpers, defiant of the inflationary dangers Geneva Altamonte Spring* and of the grois example of Mrs. JoAnn Raya Mrs. Julia Barton greediness for all tha coun­ 340-4873 838-1318 try to see. The ssfetst, most Bear Like-Forest City Lake Mery Mre. Maryann Milt* protected, most cushy Jobs In Mre. Fraaeta Waster 838-3678 the national economy were 331-8118 Casselberry fattened for the bureaucracy Mis. Jana Casselberry Enterprise which hsdn't been abls to 833-5041 Mrs. Ritchie Barrie solve any economic problems Chulaota 808-5834 but its own. Mrs. Joan Magla The future historian would 385-8743 have to say that the incum­ Lon gwend DeBary bent Democrats were asking Mm. Donna Eaten Mr*. Frank White the aleeotorate to certify soft­ 888-3317 •88-4223 ness on crime, favoritism to Os toon Deltona ths unproductive aegmenti of Mrs. Clarence Sayde* Mre. Mildred Heney population, the life of Riley 331-4841 888-8811 for non-competitive govern­ Lake Monroe ment workers. These things Mrs. H. L. Johnson Mr*. Evelyn Lundy would rontlnue If the newly888-8188 822-4713 sloganized Grant Society were to be endorsed at the polls. Only if ths voter* thought ths matter through, end turn­ ed to the reform candidate who called for toughness ■gainst street violence, a re­ Fage 1-A Sanford, Florida Thurs., August 20, 1064 view of welfarism, a reduc­ tion of forre in Fedtralla, w iL T ta a. e iiia w , so rro w a n a r u i u s s i would tha '64 election alter eo m a n s V O L T O U X X . C t r s s l a t l s a - O v n o ra l B a u « t r much that was wrong with H U M L. BTKNSTHOM S O H K S T ALBXAXUKM the demoralised and degen­ A dvertising Dlrsotor Associate Kdlter erating American people. SAItliX I. JOHN SOX S O * U BB BN WASHINGTON, D. C. — Ycu'd hnve to say that the princei of privilege in Amer­ ican society of the mid-sixties are the criminal classes, the lower economic cla»*e* and the political employe! of Federalla. The future h!*torian might ■omeday write that the elec­ tion of ’G-t would reiolvo the question of whether thin trend of moral slackness ihould continue under a rein­ carnated New Deal — or wna reversed by a spurtuniied reformer from the cactus school of the Old West. It wui a time when the Justice Department, from its attorney general to Its dis­ trict attorneys, aided by the ponderous prestige of the chief justice of the United States, put itself out to make life easier for minor amt major crooks. Tha old custom of holding suspects for ball was abolished in practice, and the law enforcement chicfa of the land set out to have the ball statutes repeal­ ed. Petty thieves and burg­ lars ware restored to their loving families and their modes of livelihoods, rather than be inconvenienced by de­ tention. Ry consent of the same au­ thorities, led by the attorney general, the death sentence in the nation's capital was ren­ dered obsolete, as nn example to the nation. Tho district a t­ torney's office in Washing­ ton publicly declared, even bcusled, that no longer would it ask the supreme penalty for murder in tho streets. Governors beseerhed t h e i r legislatures to striks down execution laws and not to truublu judgea and Statu exe­ cutives with the grim duty of snuffing out anti-social lives. There was a widespread re­ sponse to soft-on-crime ex­ amples. Hardly a week passed when newspapers did not run stories of citizens who indif­ ferently watched visible kill­ ings and public rapss rather than intervene or ring up the police. Violence begot vio­ lence. Southern juries would not find verdicts in esses against killers and arsonists where Negroes were victims. Herald Area Correspondents QHp fcanfurii $ rrato H a n a fln g Editor RSLU CN K IU K S H E W T slsa rtp h OUHIB ■oclstr D O T T IK Editor W IL M A M a Editor A U IT M City Editor Jl'D I WXILI A d v s rtls la s M a a a g tr SO S P IA T T O snsrsl A dvertising M snsgsr U A JU U K 1T m. BT A PLBTO g C lassified JAMim LUreoisr lU O S M A B ia E asin ess M lBS«et r s a » wrauLn M echanical lanL HILL. VISCKNT, H alt Diotoarapbsr C o a sts ■ aa se D elivery Editor i i ' i i t x i m o t AATma Ay Sadi b o is a ts t r u l y COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and naUnt^ Baca ri lien Matonl Fonda AU t t l w ALLEN * CO. II I* t Tsar 4 U II I Tear I l l E. LEMON BT. i l l • Months I.U | Heaths LAB BLAND, FLA. II* | Heaths (.*# I Months tee 1 Meat* l.ee I Meath O. ■ Posts! Hsfulslloss provide that aU asall eshsorlpuoss be Mesaber: Midwest Stock Reek pale la advaaes. Chicago Bcord of Trade No part ot aoy material, sews or aaveriistag, or this sdttloi Orlande Satan Bepresents live st Tho tUoford Herald may he reproduced Is say wanner with­ out written permission at tho publisher of The Karat*. Any Individual er tirm rsepusslhle tor such reproduction will he MRS. STAN COMSTOCK cooelderei as lalrlaslnc oh The Herald's copyright and will he helJ liable for dsmaaln* under the lew. Published dally except Fk. GA 8-8811 Heturdey, huaday sad Christines, published Saturday preceedlai Christman. — 4) - lie Week T H E ^ S t V S : GLOVE IRON Worry Clinic <$m Albert’s ease history should give hope to the millions ef homosexuals and their re­ latives, so sertpebook this ease. And yon parents atsoukl all send fer the booklet be­ low for homosexuality often start at the age ef 8 to 10 yean! Parents, be on guard! CASE T-452: Albert W., aged 23, is tho homosexual who wished (o change Into a nor­ mal heteroeexusl way of life. "Dr. Crane," he rowed, ‘T il follow your prescription to the letter, "For my mother is heart­ broken and I realize life will be forever miserable unless I change." So I helped him pick out a girl who was quite suited to Albert In religion, background, education, etc. Then I oreecribed that he "rush" this girl by dating her as much as possible. Albert agreed. Ilia mother was pleased at once to think he was going with a girl. Albert enjoyed movies and the theater, art and picnics with her. And they both were fond of swimming as well as tennis, so Uiey had a great deal nf fun. "Rut, Dr. Crane," Albert protested, after a few dates, Thought For Today To educate a man in mind and not in morals is to educate a menace to society.—Theodore Roosevelt. Letters T b s H a r a lS w r l r s a s r s l e t . I r r * tr u s s I t s r s s S t r s s a p s b ll s s f f s l r s . T h s w r l t r r m b s a s s ■ p r » a s m s p r o t lS r d t h s 1stI s - a l s a r a r r l r a t b s n r l l r r 'a I r a s a s m s a a S a S S re sn . I.e lie rn at f t w s r I b s a 1 M w a rd * w ill b s s l i t s p r s ts r s S r s . I .s tts r s a d S rsu s sS t s a t b s r s s r s a r r e p i a b l s p n itld s C t h s r d a n o i d s s l In p s r s a a a l l l l s s . t w l r t Is a s ! p a b lls h s d h r T b s U s r a ld . Editor, Herald: Just finished reading E- O. Cromarlie'e letter in your paper, and would appreciate yeur printing my answer, lie thinks we should vote for Goldwster. Docs 1m want a president that is hot-headed and cannot understand responsibility. He would, God forbid, have others do aa they want while he climber into a hole and hid. (During) the trouble we had laat week In the Gulf of Ton­ kin, Goldwster. U he were president, would have had one of hla flunkies order the destroyers U» fire nuclear wea­ pons cm the Reds (end) that would cause the end of (he world, la that what Cromartie wants? I and many millions of other Americana know President Johnson handled that ami aU other situations wonderfully. Danile Pollock Quotes We didn’t come ail the way from Sweden m order to he shot at. —U.N. Commander Col. J. Warm, after hi* Swedish troops weie fired on hy both siilrs in the Cyprus dispute. We've invoked the wrath of hravrn and earth. —William DeSeve, 16, leader of a group of nine schoolhoys, after their plans to launch a mouse In a rocket were hit by clergymen, the federal government, and an animal welfare league. I felt the black on* was m ors m odest. —Toni I,#e Shelley, 19, wouldhs actress, arrested for wearing s topless bathing suit on a crowded Chicago beach. Village anil hamlet govern­ ment is weak. Hy a highly selective process of killing or intimidating tlvo small number of effective village and hamlet chiefs, tho Viet Cong have made local government even weaker. In districts I visited where local officials are weak, cor rupt or indifferent, farmers don't cooperate with the gov eminent ami the local mili­ tiamen won't fight. These din tricls are wldspread. In other districts I've seen, where the Saigon government hns sent In strong, graft bust­ ing officials, the citizens salnila go the Communists mid the local militiamen fight. Hut there are few of Uiese dbtricls. 'Hie importance of men and arms brought down from North Viet Nam for use in the south has been seriously un­ derestimated by U. S. military auliiontle*. Iterative of the importance of this traffic. Iho IT. S. bomb­ ing of North Viet Nam naval facilities (which came while I was traveling on tlic remote Viet Nam-Cambodia boarder) had an excellent effect on Uie Vietnamese. It showed that tile U. S. meant business. Many Vietnamese had begun to doubt our determination. The U. S. action was dramatic and positive. Rut Hie war still has to lie won in the south. We’re not winning. Ttie situation is far from hopeless. High and low Vietnamese officials, army offic­ ers and private citizens— speaking with amsrlng candor —have outlined at lentgli for me the mistakes they and their rollegues are making, why these mistakes are being made and what they propose tn do about them. They were harsher on diemselves tlsan any people I’ve ever talked to. • Bread New Caver fee Mattress fly Hal Cochran It's too bad that so many love affairs are taken to court instead of to heart. s * * Watrh a couple of young­ sters as they walk by your house—you won't believe all tlie devilish things they can think of to do. s * * It's funny hnw folks will duck listening to a commercial on television about one brand nf beer to go to the kitchen and drink another brand. GENERAL 0 14s BEDDING CO. 11* Magncdis Air., Sanford 322-6321 there li a head tax of flf* cents or so a month to rail* a political war chest. Five cents multiplied by many thousands comes to a lot of money. Some unions in closed shops Industries spend from union dues for political edu­ cation despite the objections nf some members to the po­ litical cbjrctivee Involved. Tide practice wee appealed to tlie Supreme Court which took a firm position straddle the fence on this peculiar as­ pect of the civil rights of a union member who is captive in a closed s Iioq. The court held that the union could not be prevented from spending member A's unlen duss for political objectives which he opposed. Tho Supreme Court In­ structed e lower court to work nut a fair solution of that. Tlie lower court order­ ed that after the union had spent the money and elected Us candidate, member A could appeal to tha court for a rebate of part of his duss. This In u clumsy kind of jus­ tice. It is not likely to give much protection to member A and his dues money. NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT — COLD HARDY SHRUBBERY Grapevllle Nursery 2221 Grapevills Avs. 321-0881 "Hcott's Dealer" ELECTRIC W EATHERTRON BEST SELLER FOR T H i S M A L IK T . . . • Brand New laeeletlon where needed ALSOi New Mattresses, Box Springe. Hollywood Unis, Odd Slsen and King Sli* Beds Mads To Order at Factory Prices 1 Echols Barbs A great deal of labor money will figure in this year's presidential campaign despite a stipulation in the Taft-Hartley Act forblding “any labor organization to make a contribution or ex­ penditure in connection with any election at which presi­ dential electors or a senator or representative" are to be chosen. The law also forbids labor organizations to contribute or tn spend in connection with primary elections or conven­ tions to select candidates for federal office. National banks and all cor­ porations also are forbidden to spend or to contribute in connection with selection for any political office, federal or otherwise. Hut the courts have held (list these prohibi­ tions do not extend to spend­ ing and contributing for the education of the citizens. More specifically, the Su­ preme Court has held that unions may make political medicine in their newspapers nr use the medium of tele­ vision. For example, Inhor money was used in Michigan in 1954 for some television bullyhoo for the Democratic senatorial candidacy of Sen. Pat McNa­ mara. Ha won the election. The government sought an indictment of the union that had paid for tlia television programs. Tha government lost. Labor conducts its educa­ t i o n a l political programs through organizations supple­ mentary to hut controlled hy unions or groups of unions. In some union jurisdictions W H O L E HOUSE H E A T I N G .ind COOL I NG lto keek * * knee amt ikeet k Hie '5i»inp tonka*." fteple INNERSPRING MATTRESS RENOVATIO N SPECIAL • Cleanlag A Processing Felt United Treat International AFL-CIO President George Mcany wilt lend organized la­ bor into another presidential politics! battle this year shel­ tered by a Supreme Court tilling that tbe law on cam­ paign expenditures does not mean what it seems to say. The unions will be fighting for President Johnson and against Hen. Harry H. Goldwater, the Republican presi­ dential nominee. This is tbe usual political alignment ef organized lalior with respect to the major parties. Menliy explained last week In Chicago, however, that It was not customary for thu unions to endorse a party. Endorsements are for people, Menny explained, wherefore AFL-CIO will not make any endorsement announcement until after the Democrats no­ minate President Johnson on August 2(1, After an AFL-CIO rounrll meeting In Chicago, Meany denounced t h e Republican presidential p l a t f o r m . He called it an insult to the vot­ ers’ Intelligence. The forth­ coming AFL-CIO presidential endorsement will endow John­ son with e fortune in union brains, brawn end money. ALL ELECTRIC HEAT P U M P LO O K ! he found that with each suc­ ceeding date, it grew easier. "At lait," he confessed, "I reached the place where I be­ gan enjoying her kisses. "In (act, I began to look forward to dating her eo I could relish her kisses. "That was the most influen­ tial moment of my 111*, too, (or then I knew I had conquer­ ed this long-time homosexual fixation. "I had grown up to the heter­ osexual level of amotions. So I proposed and * e are to be married next mooth." Maybe some of you wonder as to the outcome. Well, they now have three youngster* and are a happily married couple living In a congenial suburban neighborhood. This is just one of many cases that I have personally seen whip the homoiexusl fix­ ation and other doctors like­ wise can cite similar dxampins. So send for my booklet "Sex Problems of Young People," er,closing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 30c. You parents should all have it on hand to help steer yeur children through their "gang" stage into ttie normal mid-teen heterosexual level ef llonal maturity. Clumsy Kind Of Justice Political Notebook areas south of Saigon limy have already done this. The South Viet Nam govern­ ment controls tlte provincial and district capitals and nar­ row strips along major high­ ways. The government can clear ms in roads every morn­ ing. The Communists come back at night. In the hamlets, where most of the people of South Viet Nam live, tlie Communists have almost a monopoly on propaganda and publics. In lhal vacuum, the Red propa­ ganda Ime wins. Government political parties have little membership out side of Saigon and a few major cities. In many parts of the south local officials havu no real contact with the people except to collect taxes or round up conscripts for the army. The ruling South Viet Nam government group In Saigon is military. All province gover­ nors are military men except one. The provinces arc divided nto dbtricls which are head­ ed by military officers. Most of South Viet Nam's people are farmers, They arc sus­ picious of military men. "I haven't been able to force myself to kiss her. "She ■««ms like a pal but I don’t have any romantic re­ gard for her. In fact, the idea ot kissing her makes me feel vaguely nauseated.'* To which I replied rather curtly: "Rise her, anyhow. Actioo begets feelings. You can't con­ trol your emotions directly, nor can anybody else. "But you can control mus­ cular action. Kissing is a mus­ cular act, so go ahead and try to put on an act till she thinks you mean It. "Aa a smart college man, at least assume you are playing a role for the movie cameras in Hollyw'ud. "For when you go through the proper motions, you’ll soon begin to feel the correspond­ ing emotions." Albert shook his hesd doubt­ fully, but he agreed to try my prescription. On the next date, he kissed her, diffidently st first, liven he remembered my suggestion ibout being an setor before the Ktleg lights, so he put a little forced fervor into his en­ core. I.ater he admitted he had to grit his teeth to carry one, but Lyle C. Wilson Says: Bruce Biossat — Roy Cromley WASHINGTON (NEA) -W e can win the military war in South Viet Nam and lose the country. • That b the conviction 1 have brought back with me after an intensive tour of the wartorn land which Included 13) interviews with tought fighting Viet Cong, Vietna­ mese, American military siul political officers, and village and hamlet chiefs. I spent two weeks getting these firsthand views in cri­ tical areas of the country. The crucial problem is that: I've gone into hamlet after hamlet and asked where tho young men nrc. I've been told they're with the Viet Cong. The Viet Cong strategy is to take over the countryside and Isolate the cities. In major * ? Or. Crane’s *k* hns them i*y Um/ v * nig TO m iA K H ST ! *a mini tor*. Opt" yew Ssimp Account inf is* tor yeurtilt WMtfcgrTKON m tfcfc for Rtffo m M 0 • * « « • fo«* * • Kama er eemmerctel Inttolleriene. Fumpi OUT heat, humidity In Mm mar; pumps IN beet from ft**h eutdeer uir hi winter. 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IT—Situation W anttd I t — Income Property I I — Builn*** Prop.—Sal* I I — R*al F atal* Wanted I t —Itaal Eatat* Sal* IT—Uualnaaa Itanlala IS— Lot* For Sal* t l — Farm *—-Orov** I t — Out o f Slat* A o rta l* •1 —Houaaa For Sal* • I —Houaa*— Sal* or Rant IT—llouaa For Rent ICO— R etort Ronlata l o t —T ralttra—Cabana* 111—Mobil* Horn**—Sal* 101—Mobil# llom aa—Rent 104—Trailer Spat*— Rent 111— Trailer Lola—Sal* 101— Apartm ent* Far Rawl 101— Rooma For Rant tta —H atal Room* 111—llan tal Aaanta 111—W anted To Bent 111—Autoo For Sal* 111—Autoo—Sal* ar TYada 111—Truck* Far Bala 110— A utom otive Service t i l —Vcoottr* A Cycle* II I— Boat* A Motor* 111— Marin* Supplies 425-5938 MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. 103 Ft. frontage, 118 No. Scott Avt, Will consider raaionabto offer. J. N. Rob­ son, Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 3230226. Yam rwBttwre. WOMAN, White, Age 25-15 to operate open-type weshii machines k other ll ' mdry chorea. Joe'* Laundry A BEDS POR RENT Dry Cleaner*, 1307 Saoiofd ReUavsyi, I m Ave. ric h -u p . RARYSITTRR FURNITURE CENTER IM S PNACh A r t. P h . P A I TSCI 69. Schools ft Inetructions GRACE METHODIST CHURCH KINDERGARTEN Ooore Rd. a« WoodlMd Pall Harm Sagl— Aug. 61 |» RagtetratkB Fee. I l l per lAUtkmsl ta vtett a r pboAi Offiea f i. as. te u 323-14TA BOB RAYS STUDIO OF DANCE A l BaI tomo, Latte. Amerkan Evening CUieee ? te 10 p. a , 2310 8. 06k 232-4740 WANTED, Every o ftar night. I child­ ren. 323-4535. 78. Male or Female Help MOTOR ROUTE CARRIER. Par ARemnon Route In Se te d Ann. Mote have goad tunning oer. Write: CircuU. 3 BEDROOM BRICK, 2 Baths, NEW HOMES Available In Sanford area and to acre lot. Shown by ap. ‘J Longwood area (6 mi. So. on point meat only. Ph. 322-1934 1742). Ready for occupancy NORTH ORLANDO. S bad$65 00 per mo. and up. room, screened porch, nicely Sales office: 802 Highland Ave. landscaped. 130 N. Cortes, Longwood, Fla. 638-3911 Collect FENCED IN POOL. I Bed­ room*, F l o r i d a Room, STROLL DOWN TO acreeoed porch. $675 Down THE LAKE or beet offer. If Interacted Have a party—Relax by your can be Men a t 221 Devon J' fireplace. This home b de­ Ave., North Orla ado Homes. clined for the BEST to Call Collect ALphlne 4-1476 Fam ily living. Truly the Eau Gallic. BEST BUY we kz»w of to a large modern home. 821,500 GREENVKTAX and the T e rn s will Surprise Choice lota available te you! I Greenbrlar of Lech A fte r overlooking golf BART PILCHER, BROKER Custom building to P erson a! S erv ice spec Ifleaf lens. Greenbrlar Cal! 322-7498 developed by KINGS WOOD 2 BEDROOM, Fenced back BUILDERS, INC. yard, outside pump, air $02 Fairmont Dr. conditioning. 126 Garrison FA 24074 Dr., 313-3165. FHA - VA SALES BROKER *7,995 00 Completely reflalshed. Including Now f l a m throughout, n ew Sink Top* and Screening. Corner House In DeBsry’a Best groomed area. S Blocks from has end tmmsdlstely adjacent to DcBsry Interehsngo on Interstate Hlway 4, I I minute# by Oz Cart to Sanford NAB. Vlnlt At: 143 Sepp Ave., DeBnry Call Collect: DeLand RE 4-4978 Or RE 4-6631 "EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS" WE GOT YOUR MESSAGE! And Here's The Answer That You Rcqutttedi 3 BR, Block construction, newly decorited, and com plately furnished. 16,900 To­ tal — $300 Down — $75 per month. 3 BR, Block Construction, neat 'n Clean, RAVENNA PARK, 112,800 Total—$500 Down — $100 per month In­ cluding taxes and insurance. 2 BR, Block construction, Florida Room, on 2 lots with cltrua. $8,500 Total — $soo Down—H6 per month. 6 Room, I Story, I Bedroom. Edge of City on 1 acre, nice shade. $12,750 Total — $500 Down — $100 per month. <• You'll find what you're looking for SOUTHWARD * Inveitmeo* k Realty 116 N. Park Ave. 5224171 EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY • REALTOR $ta$ S. Park Ave. Phene* FA 34264 a r PA SM Classified Government Owned Hornet $100.00 DOWN Selection of I, I, and 4 Bedroom# located In various sectiooa e i lan iard Immediate Delivery MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM 180.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR VA- FHA Property Management and Sales Broker i . JIM HUNT REALTY O ffice: 322-111$ Nights: 333-0760 $624648 6U4 Path Drive FHA • RERALES 3 BEDROOM MASONRY Hemei. 1 * | Baths, Kitchens Equipped, $io$ Dawn, Payment# ton than rent. HXLMLY REALTY Ph. 322-1641 72. Female H e lp Wanted lik e SUPER POST. PA » 4 fn . 95. Houses For Sale 95. Huuaea For S ale Legal Notice Uo 95. Houses For Sale F o il LEASE—Service Station. We Hare The Home For You Good location. Good pro­ duct!. Good treatm ent Pb. Stenstrom Realty locally 332-4342, or apply to 3665 PARK DRIVE the PURE OIL COMPANY. 322-2420 222-74*6 90. I voIh F or S a I* 71. Mile Help Wanted SINGLE BED, Oompleto, or FKKJO ESTIMATES note wrought iron bead Upholstering A Mittrees rew» RELIABLE MARRIED MEN board. C l e a n . EzceUeot to trsta so Mi Mgers al evstteg. Naw k Uw4 FurmiCond. $30, 322 6300. Kisteni Oil Co- Service itsttirt. CaU N il Bedding Mff. tlooi. Apply eiihar to EastCo., «t 706 Ctlerp Are. READY MIX CONCRETE era Oil on W. IJib la San­ FA 6-3UT. Patios, Floor, Frog Estimates ford or on IR $34 in Feta SHI*. liaUlg, attpa, Meeks, For tee Mggadd aemtiau af Port. sand, earnest, rock, pipe, ■early new sad «oad Immb steal, great* traps, dry WE HAVE OPENING! ture, see Noll's Furoltwo well*. Stepping atones. Biukerags l i Caooolhowt For Qualified W*o la l a i n MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. and Management Must be on 1146. Opus $ days l i l t , *06 Elm Ave. IM-ITII between 3140. Need Used heve ear. Free eon (retatag- Apply Ream SOI. Larry's Mir) a il I n t e l Meieeh Rldg., 6 ■■ m. Shsipl Ave. fk. PA M I R IN TRW COUNTY JUDOK’S COURT. SKHIMOLM COUNTY, FLORIDA F t I* Mb . 4 U I P.STATH O F FRAK K UH LESTBR STROOP, DECEASED NOTICE TO CREDITORS T u ALL PKMSONB HAVING CLAIM* O il UHHANDB AGAINST SAID RSTA TEi Yuu and ta s k a t you ar* b*r*b|- w attfU d g a d r*eulr*d to n i t a n y atalm a and dam aada w hich y«u. o r t l t h a r a f y*a. m ay hava a g a ln a t aald a a ta ta In th* o fflr* o f Hon. C. V e rn ­ on Mla*. J r., O utinty Ja g g * a f ■*min la O auniy. a l hla offtaa In *h! C ourt llu u t* In Sanford, F lo rid a, w ith in gia e aU n d a r m an! ha from th * t in * a f th* flra t g u h lle a tla a a f th ta n a l l t a E ach claim o r d a m tn d m a il to In w ritin g and r a n ta la th* plaa* a f raatdaao* a a d poat a tfir* addraaa a f th* c la im a n t and m u*t b* aw orn ta by th* claim an I. hi* a g a n l o r a tt a r a»y or th* earn* a h all b* paid (a) U W. glm k ln Aa A d m ln ia tratu r 0.4-h. a f a a ld a a ta ta HARLAN TUCK a f th * U m a t OILKg, IIEURICK k IlUlllNStlN l i t E a a t C h u rc h S trc a t r. o. bok m i O rlando, F ie ri da f a a t a r d , F lo rid a A tto rn ey * fa r A d a ala lftfR tat Attornay far P lain tiff a t.a . P ubll.h Aug. I, 11, t«, IT, m i I'u b ltth A ug. 4, I t , t l , IT, IM I CDC-lf C D c -ll BY OWNER. S Bedroom. 1 Bath, air, feoced, well, awlmmlng pool, other extras. Ph. 322-5540 after 5. Executive's wUe detUws perNEW HOMES m inent politico S a n f o r d ares. Full or part time. Win Weet Fourth 9 t Just off Perconsider any reipectsble po< aimmoo. Salesman on pro­ perty, 4:00 to 7:00 p. m. •itioo, limited office exper­ Monday- Wndneeday. Friday. ience, have worked as pay­ Saturday A Sunday 1:00 to roll ekrk. Have automobile. 7:00 p. m. Available after Sept 1st Write Box M, t i e Sanford Herald. WILL accept beat reaaonable offer for 18 eu. ft. stainless steel commercial refrigera­ la th* Caart a f tha Caaaty Jadga, gaatlanle Caaaty, F lor­ tor. Good running condition ida, l a Frabala, Contact Dick Aiken or call fa aai Ratal# af BERTHA T. wniairr 522-6625. Dacaaaad. Ta All Rradltara aag Parana* lla r la a Clalaia ar Daataada GET Profeatkmal C a r p e t Agalaat Said U alatti cleaning rem its—rent Blue You and rich of ynu art haraby nollflad and requlrrd ta Lustre Electric C a r p e t Shampooer $1 per day, Carprnrnt any claim! and dimanda htch you, or tlthar af you. roll's Furniture. may hava agalnat th* aatata of BKBTIIA T. WIIKIIIT. daoaa*. ad, lata of aatd County, to th* AUGUST SPEC. Foam ice County Judr* nf H.mlnnl* cheats, M cents, Surplus County, Florida, atMa afflra City, 201 W. tat SL In tha court houaa af **ld County at Ra n f a r d, Florida, Pram Samlnola C a a slr within all cnlandar month* ANTIQUE Walnut Spool bed. Fram San lard la e k a a g * (D ial D irect) from th* tlm* af th* flr*t pubMratfnn nf thta nolle*. Two SS0. 322 2796. copl** of aach rlalm ar dantand ahall b* In writing, and ahall OWNER MUST SELL. '63 50. Mine. For Snle L Schools f t Inslru ction a ■tat* th* plac* of rritdrnr* Model 21” PM Ico Console and pnat offlr* addr*** nf th* claimant, and ahall b* aworn to TV, Solid Mahogany $73; AUGUST SPEC. New cnavses HOLLY AVE. by th* claimant, hi* ag*nt. or KINDERGARTEN attorney and ao*om*nl*d hy a Almost new H Rolls way Bed tot*, $5 88 value, now $3 86 Army-Navy Surplus. JUNIOR KINDERS filing (a* of on* dollar and with tnntcraprtog mattress, ■uch claim or damand not »o $30. See anytime at T Oaka 3427 Holly Avt. Ph. 322-3500 find ahall b* void. Trailer Ct., Unit 10 In Rear, GUNS. Buy, Sell, Trade, Re­ The Only Pre-School In Sen/a/ Hu* BradUy Norman' pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE A* ataculrli of th* Laat lord to have participated ta Ask for Mr. Dodd or Mr. Will and T**tam*nt of FISH CAMP. fts State Accreditation Pro­ Parkar. BERTHA T. WMOHT, gram. D*«a***d BILL'S BARGAIN BARN Publlah Aug. II, II, IT A Rapt. 34” Riding Mower, $50; 3 at 10,000 Items ■ m i. KINDERGARTEN Table Saws $3o each. 717 CDC-41 1300 OrtpeviUe Ave. 1101 W. 20th St. (R atr) Saots Barbara Dr. IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT. Mrs. J . W. Carter 51. Art Idee For R o t NINTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT •th Ysar - US-OUT OF FLORIDA IN AMD FOR Ml ntot Gun, Coat 4101 Sell for *71; 10-10 WinrhwL IRRINALK COtIMTTi RENT A RED Enrollment ei t l Only CHANCERY NO. IU M er. $M. Hotel Montezuma, Rollawsy, Hospital k Baby Beit In Pre-icbool education FIRST FKDRBAL NAVINflN See Ilentt Strand. Bsdi. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, * aarDANCING LESSONS; KinderBy Day, Week, or Meath miration, GE5TETNER 320 Stondl Du­ Ph. PA 64161 116 W. tit SL K lan (44). Ballet • Toe • P laintiff. plicator. lik e new. Fully CARROLL'S FURNITURE •** J a il. Call The Studio. Ph. OUOROE PtlflH a n ! w lfa, QUA rlertrlr, automatic Inking. 2324132 between 2-6 p m. I-ot) FUOH, at al. $300. Ph. Chuluota 365-3546. D * f* n ta n ta . NOTICE OF IITIT T H E STATU OF rt.O tllD A TOl a e o n o E r u o i i and o k a LOU PUOH R aul* 1. [tog I K r* rk ln * to n , Mtaataalppt . Tou. and a a rh of you, ura n*r*by m.U(l*d t i n t a u it haa baan flll*d a g aln at yuu In th* C ircu it C ourt uf Hamlnol* Ca nty . F lo rid a, In C hancery, a n a b b rav lata d till* of w hich la FIR S T F E D E R A L BAV1KOS and LOAN AKSOCIATtON o f SRUINOI.K COUNTY, a ru rp uratlon, I'la ln tlff. v*. OKO. HUE I'U llH and w lfa, Al It A M)U piH H I, a t al. Il*taiid*nt*. th* n a tu ra a f aald a u lt b«lng a a u lt to fe ra a la t* th a t c a rta ln m ortg ag * dat*4 J u ly J l, 1111, aad o f H oard In o ffic ia l It*. eorda Book I I I , P ag* t t l . pubUa racord* of Brm lnol* C oun­ ty, F lorid*, an .-u m b trln g th* (allow ing d**crlb*d r i a l p ro ­ p arty, tu -w ltt Lot II o f QDKKNB U IR n o n SOUTH RKPLAT AD. DITION TO CASMF.LUKHBTi FIJTBIDA, according to Plat lh*r*ot rrcordrd In PIM Book II, Pag* II, of th* Public Btcurda of Samlnola County, Florida, ■ub|*cl ta raatrlcllona of racord, aad you ar* haraby raqulrad to fit* your anawar In aatd ault w ith tba und»r»lgnrd Clark of aald Court and to *rrv# a copy tbarauf upon tha P la in tiff* a t­ torney. whoa* M in i and ad draa* appear below, on or b r for* Ih* U th day of Saptambar, 1111, and In dafault th*r*of D*cra* Pro Cuelaaae w ill b* •ntrrrd agalnat you. w i t n e s s my band and efri rial *aal at lb* County Courthaus*. Hanford, Srmln.il* Coun­ ty. Florida, thla Itb day af Auguot, l l l l . (g ’l A L I A rth u r II. B tck w lth , Jr* P U rk o f P lrru ll C ourt B y: M a rth a T. V lb ltn , D.C. P h illip H. L ogan Hhlnhola*r and U ’g a a A tto rm y * a t Law St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM FA 34113 34. U pholstery HAIRY INDIGO PENSACOLA BAHIA Ask for current price* A. M. PREVATT 749-2115 Seville, Fla. 95. Houses For Soto [RONING ta my borne. 122- 116 N. Park At*. Instru m en ts tba COPY i.» It ROUTINE Office cleaning or laundry my home. 322-4443. BERRY’S WORLD Pb. Piano Tuning and Repair W L. Harmon — FA 1-4213 I, D o k h • C u ttf • P e l * PENS A RABBITS Approximately 60 rabbits $65 Male and Female <*h. 322-0187 Washer. 13. C atering • Food T t i naval4 w ill aal ha r*agaealbl* I n aaar* (to n aaa l i c a r m l laaartlaa. J ftrralh P a g e 2-A — A ug. 20, 1964 77. Situation Wanted 24. W ell D rilling PbotM 228 3611 Tba Harmia ******** (ha *»■• vll*g* at r*J**!l*e •» **»4*- ERRORS i 1 Spiritual Councilor Chauncy St., C asudiga OVER 25 YEARS ol Fine Workmanship in Up­ ARC Registered Female Ger­ holstering, Draperies, Slip­ covers. Time Payments at man Shepherd, 0 mot. old. little aa $5 mo. Drapery I la* all (hota. $35. 323-0565. Hardware Installation*. KULP DECORATING SHOP 10. P oultry - L ivestock Pb. 322-2335 3 SHEEP for Sale, 1 male. 322 6727. 43. P lants, F low ers, Seeds Jj ft Jj REV. EDWARD WHITE PERMANENT SPECIAL for AUTOMATIC August, $6 complete. Hazel 322 3802. Porter Beauty Shop, 1104 W 31. Musical 25th. 322-1321. U p t a l U I 1 . M I 1 .M U -M t ■ •a n !o rb ELDER SPRINGS PLUMBING DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE 322-7157 or 221-3125 2. P ersonals MlaliaaM AS—1 U m (Ora M M tN W9t*a g*v !•»•) |1 M ■ lalm am t t w r A ll aklg Data A U C I « » H a 11 t o n I 0 1 1.80 I U 0 | M S 1 t PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Are. TA 1-3IO H t o M |l |l J e |2 . 4 « |6 .T 0 lit J I IS 31 \ * a a b • LOST: 3 Dobcrman-houmJi, mo*, old. Female, black with brown feet. Male, light ton. Vicinity W. Lake Mary B ird . 323-0643. •h r WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Typea sad Sizes Permanent Special We Repair and Service Our Budget Wave Now $6.83 STINE Cut ’K Curl Beauty Shop >11 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 ACE BEAUTY SALON Id doled. Customers call Cut 25. Air Cond. & H eating *N Cud Beauty Shop. AIK-CONDITIONING COMPLETE BEAUTY SEU By FEDDERS VICE. Reaaonable price*. II. B. POPE CO., Inc. .Free parking, 2nd * Oak. 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4214 Harrlett'a Beauty Nook, 105 30. Home Appllnneea S. Oak, 322-5742. Nat d C 22, Plum bing 4. H tauty Care Dial 0 1. I/oat ft Found MW, t A LARGE HOME M B. 10ft SL Ideal ter large family Making l v tote af fleer mm.4 Baths, Florida Room, Din. tog room, earner location AU tec only $6506. T«rm« coo hi ROBERT A. WILLIAMS P. O. Ban ion, Sen PA QUICKEST, MOST ECO NO M ICAL W AY TO BUY A N D T O SELL . . . 1 Atlantic SUPPLEMENT INCOME! I BEDROOM CB, Need 6 todies. 2545, wMh or eyetem, big yard, without CAT for Survey work school bua, Move in Imme­ d hours, 5 days par week diately. 2406 SumoMrite, Ph. No aelltag. $141 te 91J 6 peg 2234636. hour. See Company tepreew t ettee • e. m. Oherp, Yon can EM anything pen Room 206, Ml tech Bldg., S I need adverilaed to the Her ■Id X. tot 8L Want ftdi g tt fast results! They've got coverage! That’s why buyers and sellers of goods and services go to the Want Ads for action. Set Your price *. • we'll set your ad! -C A L L CLASSIFIED SANFORD EXCHANGE 322 - 5612 I ROM SEMINOLE COUNTY— 425-5938 (DIRECT LINK — NOT LONG DIBTANCE) Ih e Sanford herald > s �Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To W ant-A ds 95. Houses For Sale 96. House* * Sale or Rent RAVENNA PARK. 410 Beth 3 BEDROOM, Ilk Bath, cen­ Dr. 1 bedroom, kitchen tral heat k air-conditioning, equipped. Low down pay­ Florida Room, kitchen equip­ ment. 322-1333 after 12 noon. ped plu* diabwaiber, clothes washer k dryer, drapea, I BEDROOM. 2 Bath, aereenwall-to-wall carpeting. i$ ed patio. Pb. 323-M69. block from goU course. $13,900, $730 Down, second mortgege for balance of $100 DOWN equity, $79 month. 1234)511. FHA-VA HOMES SEVERAL OuUtaDdini 2 A 3 97. House* For Rent Bedroom Home* available is all Areas of Sanford. Let us 2 BR, Unfurnished bouse. Ph Show you ArouodI 322-8892. CB HOUSE DcBary, Carports, fareezeway, $70. Duplea 1201 Elm; 3 Apartments 801 Mag­ 1901 S. Park AM. nolia. Newly upholstered FA 2-5212 anytime furniture Master Bedroom. 1 BEDROOM, 1 Bath CB Me­ All clean, fogged k nicely dallion Home. Chain link furnished. NO 8-3267. fence, shallow Wjell k pump, dishwasher, draw drapes A 2 BEDROOM Unfurnished, kitchen equipped. 20) Holly heavy duty rods, Venetian Ave. $39. 322 3618. Blinds, Kitchen equipped, la r |e landscaped lot. Down payment 11300. Call 322-3148. COMPLETELY FURNISHED House, Central heat k air Available for 1 NEW HOMES” conditioning. m onthi. Adults. Wynne wood Cryital Lake Park—Lake Mary Shown by appointment Ph. •action. 322-3325. 322-3301. Seminole Realty 01)9 Oaafnrfc Rrrelft Aug. 20, 1964—Page 3*A 102. Mobile Homes • Sate 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Auto* For Sals SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 103. Mobile Homes • Rent 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, utilities Inchuted. A d u l t s TRAILER with Fla. room at­ only. Lake Mary. 322-4962. tached. near Osteen, SI per week. 322-0319 aflrr 8 p m. 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex apta. 14th Ave.. Longwood 106. A p a rtm e n t* fo r R ent 8 ml. from N.A.S. Ph. 8-3329$. Furn. Apt. 2300 utctlonvtlle. 2 FURNISHED ApU. $30 k 2 ROOM APARTMENT. Pri$10 month. Adults. Ph. vate bath k entrance, 318 322-9480. MeUoovlUe, Ph. 322-3420. FURN. Apt. Closa In. Jimmie W E L A K A APARTMENTS Cowan. 322 4013. 114 W. Firat St. CLEAN JM Floor Apt. Pvt. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with e a t 1004 Palmetto. pvt. bath A shower, suitable for couple or single person EFFICIENCY. $40. 811 Park or retired. All utilities In­ cluded In rent. Ideally lo­ FDR MIDDLE AGED or eld­ cated on lit St., within 1 erly persons ONLY. 3 Rooms furnished, private entrance block of 2 free parking lota 4 bath, Jitousier porch, and ahopptog oenter. In­ electric kitchen, twin beds, quire at Manuel Jacobeon atUe fan, Duo-lhem heater, Dept. Store 211 E. rira t St. Just redecorated, ground FURNISHED apartments, 6 floor, quiet neighborhood. $60; Slngla $33. Water furnblocks from downtown, $43, labed. Pb. 322-4928 after 7 $60 and $63 per month. Some utlllllea furnished. Ph. p. m. 322-3641. "How do you expect us to conquer apace whan wa 1 4 2 BEDROOM Apartment*. can't aven laava the front yard?” $33 to $63. Apply Apt. 7, 2 BR., Water, $60, 3 Rooms, 404 E. 14th St, UtU. $50. 322-2754. SAVE A BUNDLE On this older I Bedroom REN TALS Home, garage and work­ shop. Dollar Saving price of 97. Houaaa For Rant $6300. Call nowl ThU won't HOME RENTERS It’s Just good business to 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Bow­ last! check first with Senford'a m an's Trailer Court. 668largest H o m e Servicing 4900. Stemper A gency Agency. Fine Homes, Fairly Priced. In all SUeil 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, FIs. Reallor-lnsuror-Tradaa room, k i t c h e n equipped, 322-1991 1919 S. French Ate. 5133 mo. 322-3836 HOME OWNERS draperies. evenings. 322-7480 days. Good Rental homes. Priced right, arc renting and leas­ 2 - BEDROOM, unfurnished, ing fasti kitchen range, $73. 113 W. Call Today, For Prompt and H O M ES 19th S t after 3 p. m. Z ffideet Service. It Pays! FURNISHED COTTAGE at 5 FO R SA LE Points. $03 per month. Ph. Stenstrom Realty 322-1467. 2565 PARK DRIVE F or the Beat Buy In 2 Bedroom home, 117 Catalina. 822-2420 322-7495 A New or Resale Home, 3 BEDROOM house. Clean k See Stenstrom Realty close in. Cell Jimmie Cowan 'We Have The Home For You’ LAKE MARY. 2 Bedroom, 322-4013. Florida room, fenced yard. RENTALS 322-1307, Furnished or Unfurnished Stenstrom Realty BaU-Blair Agency 3 BEDROOM, m Baths, Good Ph. 322-5041 215 S. Park Ave. 2565 PARK DRIVE neighborhood, C l o s e to 322-2420 322-7405 schools and shopping center. 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, Fla. $85 mooth. 322-1110. room, kitchen equipped, draperies. $133 mo. 322-3830 FURNISHED. 2 Bedroom, evenings. 322-7450 days. Oak floors, masonry home. 96, Ilousen • Sale or Rent 1 Block W. of Hwy. 17-92 on 2 k 3 Bedroom Houses 434, then 1 Block 8. on Eaet Payton Realty CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON St. to Vincent Dr. Hi. 535- 323-1301 IT-92 at Hiawatha LAKE. Call e v a a i a g a •395. 122-1397. F U R N I S H E D > Bedroom THREE B E D R O O M , U t House. 2481 Palmetto, Ph. baths, G. I. Loan, large cor­ 522-0274. ner lot, large shade trees, 107 Tucker Drive, Sanford. l BR. F u n , House. Ph. ow S23-3M. 5132. DODGE BOYS. WE W IL L N O T BE UNDERSOLD! 1161 VOLKSWAGEN, one Owner, Very Cleea, Like New *1111 I I I P« 110 OO Month 1982 COMET TUDOR, 1911 VALIANT 2-DR. 1980 CHEVROLET, • Cylinder, Automatic Trenanileetea, Choice Of $ I4 M $f • AND Iw VW SPECIALIST WRIGHTS AUTO REPAIR Foreign k Domestic S. Sanford Ave. Across from H L.lt. 322 0247, octory Invoice >UR OW N DEAL! If 1• 6 '11 .75 Per Woek $4|K 119 Id Per w#«l discount Z i DEMONSTRATORS I960 MERCURY 4-DR. H»Ntee, Full Fewer, P itre Claes Til* A kati Cara Art Only A Faw Of Our Trantndoua Stock Which Can Bt Bought With Those Fantastic Low Down Pay* rmrU And Monthly Local Bank Financing, If You Qualify Crodlt WIb*. cw ALSO - CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH, sm ct HUNT MERCURY IN C Palmetto 109 Are. Sanford 822-4884 904 W. 2nd St. FA 21032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 121. Scooters & Cycles Robson Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 304-6-9 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2 3991 19' FIBRE GLASS Boat, Trailer A 1961 90 HP Evinrude, $1395. 322-3633. &LCHRYSLERS ACTUAL INVOICE PRICES! fa r Week ALL 64*i MUST GO! WINTER PARK — PH. Ml 7*21|0 120. Automotive Service '.T9 Far ■!T6 *121 Waeh OPEN EVENINGS ’TIL 8 P.M. PH. 122-0114 AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. '84 TRIUMPH 1200 Converti­ 131$' CORRECT CRAFT In­ board Speed Boat with trail­ ble. While with red Interior. er, partial new deck and Immaculately kept. $1830. valve Job, just done. $430. Call 322 4999 after 4:30 p m. 323-1341 after 5:30. 19w” CREV HOLET, $500. Th*. 14' Carter Craft Runabout A 322-3428 Steering controls, 14* Gator 1982 CORVAIR Spider Converttrailer, tie down A winch; ible, 4 Speed, RAH, $1393, 25 hp. Evlnrude Outboard, 565-3720. electric start. Extrai, Ph. 322-1605. '31 FORD. Good condition. Ph. 322-3163. Gateway To The waterway $4 BETTER TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 1H4 NEW CAR DISCOUNTS AND HIGH TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES 1301 W. FIRST ST. EW Winter Park MI 4*0209 SANFORD , '30 DODGE Pickup; '57 Con- '61 TR Boonlevllle, $730. Ph. sel; '62 Chewy 2; '62 Ves­ 322 9986. pa Scooter;; 2700 So. San­ WANTED. Vespa or Allstate ford Ave. Scooter in good condition. '57 TORO V-l, Auto. Trans. 323-030$. RAH, 4 Door, 2 Tone. Ex­ cellent. Reasonable. 322-1202. 123. Boata ft Motors MM ||l * 0 0 111 Werk straight Trane^ One Owner, Itadle And Ha$<er THE 65’s ARE C O M IN G ! AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER EASY TERMS ON THESE CARS SO HURRY ON DOWN! Auto Gtaas, Tope A Seat Covers CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Per Week OUB DEALS ABB THE BEST! Seminole Co. Motors '39 Olds 88 HT Sed..........$993 *39 Chev. 2 Dr. 6 Cyl .. . . *93 '56 Ford Sed. Falrlane .. 395 '37 Buick HT S e d a n ....... 393 '57 Old! HT 2 Dr............ 593 '37 Chev. 8 Cyl. Wag. 4 Dr. 393 '37 Chev. 8 Belalr 4 Dr. .. 393 'S3 Chev. 8 Wag. 4 Dr. .. 393 •37 Olda Sod. Only ......... 299 '63 EXPANDO, 55 x 10. 3 Bedroom, Air conditioned. Re­ finance payoff 53300. Asking 5200 equity! 322-7462. IfAE l i e IVv Ife - COHEN RADIATOR 3TIOP Inspection, estimates, pickup, delivery. Recorlng A repairs discounted. H itt E. 3rd. 322-3443 WEEK-END SPECIALS! Free 1963 MOBILE HOME, 10 x_ S9 ft. 4-Bedroom, H i bath. $200 Down, assume $91.96 mo. payments, or will trade for equity in 3 bedroom bouse. Ph. Smith, 322-1330, ext. 415. One Owner, Unconditional Guaranteed o u a AD IS SHALL BUT 323-0721 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms NEW and USED Awclngi k Cabanas QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17-92 S. 322-2362 I960 FORD STATION WAG. A GOOD SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM 701 French Ave. Scnkarik Glass and Paint Company Payment Red end White. share, d B ean New And Used Cars BOB McKEE’S USED CARS AUTO GLASS INSTALLED lU’t. Mobile Home* • Sale Automatic Trans wlesion, Extra Nice YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE '35 FORD, good body, good mechanical condition, Call 322-6616, Claude Harroll. 120. Automotive Service 339 So. Atlantic Daytona Beach Call 322-4038 1968 COMET TUDOR. TO THE Repossessions National Type Car W EST $ Bank J '61 Ram. Wg. $1091 bal $39 mo. '39 Chev. Wg. $799 bal. $33 mo. '39 Ply Wg. $713 bal. $34 mo. '36 Pont Wg., $5It bal. $31 mo. '39 No m id Wg $877 bat $33 mo, '37 Olds Wg $387 bal $29 mo. '51 VW Bus, $1091 bal $45 mo. '38 Cadillac $747 bal, $32 mo. '38 Pont.. $687 bal, $31 mo. '63 Renault $1099 bal $39 mo. •62 Cornel $1391 bal. $39 mo. '39 Ply. HT $763, bal. $32 mo. '39 Cadillac $449 bal $19 mo. '39 Merc. A/C $747 bal $32 mo. '34 Buick, $39$ bal, $19 mo. '38 Rambler, $299 bal. $17 mo. '37 Rulck I IT, $367 bal $32 mo. '37 Ram. 4 Dr. $463 bal $24 mo '38 Chev. $381 bal, $31 mo. '53 Cadillac, $382 bal, $32 mo. '37 Olda HT, $491 hal. $24 mo. 'ST Ply HT, $397 bal, $31 mo. •ST Chev. St. $891 bal, $32 mo. '38 Lincoln $311 bal, $29 mo. '38 Old* HT, $491 bal, $24 mo. '31 Pont $399 bal, $16 mo. '56 More. $199 bat, $10 mo. '39 Chev, $991 bal, $39 mo. '80 Lark, $199 bal, $10 mo. 'M Fal. PU $763 bal $32 mo. '36 Ford PU $683 bal $31 mo. 97. llouHca For Rant '34 Ford PU $396 b a l, $16 mo. 108. Rooms For Rent LARGE 2 Bedroom Apartmaet. *33 Ford. $99 bal, $3 mo. 1 HR. furn. house, Lake Mery. furnished or unfurnished, SLEEPING ROOM, Private '33 Buick, $77 bal,, $3 mo. No pets. 322-3049. $63. 1703 Magnolia. bath and entrance. 322-3986. '33 Olds $99 bal., $4 mo. 2 2-BEDROOM CB Houses FURNISHED apartment, inSpace heater, kitchen equip­ quire 404 E 14th SI., Apt. 115, A uto* For S a ls T. ped. Available now k Aug. '62 CORVAIR, $945. 2411 REPOSSESSIONS, INC. 28. Ph. 322-3303. FURN. APT. 322-2800. Grandview So. SANFORD AVE. .. ■ . B8— Kill, ltenort Rentals OPEN EVENINGS NEAR NAVAL BASE '57 PONTIAC 4-door hardtop, Nicaly Furn. I BR Apt. A-l condition, nice car, good HUTCHISON'S 2015 Sanford Ave. Ph. IU-4323 buy. $371. 322-7690. Phone 322-4503 OCEANFRONT APIS. L O W ow PAYMENTS! 60 NEW 1964 Fan IT' Travel 5 ROOM Furnished Apt. AirTrailer. Self-contained, Fin­ conditioned Bedroom. $63. Ill E. 8lh., 322-4285. ance. Orange City 773-3231. 115. Auto* For Sale i �CHECK OUR USED DEPARTMENT FOR MANY WONDERFUL TRADE-IN BARGAINS 555 W. 1st STREET SANFORD WE’RE EXPANDING A N D REMODELING AND WE NEED ROOM . . . WE’VE DISCOUNTED PRICES SO BUY b SAVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY b SATURDAY. G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC TERMS AVAILABLE . . . NOTHING DOWN GENERAL (fjp ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR FREEZER WASHER & DRYER R e Zero-Degree Freezer! Holds up to 126 lbs! Slide-Out Shelves! 2 Porcelain Vegetable Drawers! • Removable Egg Tray • But­ ter Compartment • Door Stor­ age, bottom sheif holds gaL Milk Containers, Tall Bottles • No Coils on Back • 13.7 cu. f t Net Volume • Copper!one, Mix-or-Mafch Colors, or White. Vt only 12 Cu. F t Refrigerator - Freezer • Two door convenience and only 28" wide. • Zero-degree freezer—2.3 cu. ft.—holds up to 11 Iba. • 2 mini-cube Ice traye under wire rack cover for eaey tray removal . . . rack serves as handy package shelf. * Automatic defrosting re­ frigerator section. • Slide-out shelves, remov­ able for cleaning. * No door clearance needed at aide. * Porcelain vegetable drawer. • flutter eompratment. * Door storage . . . bottom shelf holds Vt gal. milk containers, tall trailles. • Magnetic Safety Door. • Protective door stops help prevent bumping and damage. NOTIIINfl DOWN Weekly Ttt 401 NOTHING DOWN GOODYEAR . . . THE LARGEST G-E DEALER . . . Q U A N T IT Y LOT PURCHASES A N D LARGE WAREHOUSE STOCKS T H A T REDUCE SHIPPING COSTS ENABLES US TO PASS ON GREATER SAVINGS TO YO U! SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF G-E REFRIGER­ ATORS, FREEZERS, STEREOS, TVs, RANGES, WASHERS, DRYERS. . . . AN APPLIANCE FOR EVERY NEED. *2 0 8 "! NO MONEY DOW N — PeUo«at VS FILTER-FLO WASHER HI-SPEED DRYER • Bln 12 lb. capacity • Kllter-Flo Washing System • Wnter Saver Load Selection • Two-Wash Cycles • Two Wash Temperatures • Spray Rinse • Turbo-Type Pump • Un­ balanced Iraad Control • Safety Lid Switch • Counter Depth • Counter Height • Porcelain Tub and Bosket • Rig 12 Ih. Clothes Capacity • High Speed Drying System • 3 Heat Selections • Variable Time Dry Control • Friction Door Latch • Safety Start Switch • Fluff Cycle • 4-Way Venting. • Counter Depth • Counter Height • Por­ celain Drum and Top WASHER ONLY $17988 DRYER ONLY $14888 COMBINATION $ WASHER & DRYER SAVE $13.88 3 6 MONTHS TO PAY BIG SCREEN SLIM STYLE LOWLPRICE! TELEVISION No Delivery Charge . • • Juat Carry 11 Home. Total Weight Only 12 Lbs. 11" Screen (Diagonal Measure) Model M 1U E TELEVISION G EN ER A L ELECTRIC C O N S O LE All Channel VHF UHF Reception. Front Controle, Front Sound. Private Ear Phonee Optional Portable Stand Slightly Extra. — bluet nf Mehegenr — Web* M l reined Hnleh etyfed la the i , "Deytlflfct lie d * pfcteva* TERMS AS LOW AS $125 Ita U M Ml AVI OPEN A N ACCOUNT • C a b in - with M e b e * n n y - f m in e d ffalffc e n h erd b eerd I WEEKLY g o o d / FIRST ST. year SANFORD s er v ic e M DAILY. 8-9 FRIDAY TERMS AS LOW AS sa $1.25 PER WEEK �R e d s T ra p V ie t F o rce New students reporting to Seminole High School will get • preview of school activities next Tuesday at 8:30 a. m. as they are ashed to report to the high school auditorium. They will register and be given tests in preparation for the new school year starting a week from Monday. Offi­ cial* stress this period is for new studrnta to the high school. Each is requested to bring a pencil and be prepar­ ed to stay until noon. • • • About IS studrnta from our county are expected to enroll at the University of South Florida next month. That’s the word from the Tampe campus which is listed as the "fastest growing university In the state.” Trimester classes begin Sept. 8. • • • . SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UP1) — Communist forces handed the government one of its heaviest military setbacks of the war Thursday in a marshland ambush southwest of Saigon that left over 100 government soldiers and four American* dead. An American mlHatry spo­ kesman said the Communist Viet Cong wiped out a batta­ lion-sized force, killing at least 120, wounding 60 and capturing nine others. It was believed to be the highest number of govern­ ment forces killed in a single engagement. The fighting took place about 45 miles southwest of Saigon on a nasty marshy bit- Think today’s younger set Is soft? Visit one of the county’s football practice ses­ sions and sec the fellows in action. It'll erase any such notion. They’re working hard to get In shape for the gruel­ ing season which lies just ahead. s e • e Yet, not all the practice Is JOE I1AKEK on the football fields. The gills are nt it too, what with drills in baton t w i r l i n g , marching and cheerleading activities. They’re practicing Just as hard and will be the usual colorful asset to hnlftime activities once the con­ tests start. A lot of work goes Into the performances City Commissioner Joe Ba­ these gals put on for spectatker told the Herald by tele­ ors. To Early To Decide, Baker Says Of Race * g * .4 % s e e Heard some folks wonder­ ing which is the oldest home in the Immediate Sanford area. Any nominations? s e e The Clock received a call the other day wondering if lines could be puinted on the parking lot a t the Seminole Memorial Hospital. We pass the suggestion along, s e e Speaking of voter registraMrs. Bruco tried to substanti­ ate her requests for addition­ al funds by comparing Day, Lake and Marion county fig> urea concerning population, registration, and operating costs for the registration of­ fices. Seminole’s aversge cost of elections was $4,500 compar­ ed to 10,000 for Day, $0,000 for Lake and $5,000 for Mar­ ions. Day has 20,000 voters out of a population of 09,000, Lake has 25,000 voters out of 63,000, Marion 25,000 out of 69,000 anil Seminole has 19,000 registered voters out of a 67.000 population. Of these four counties, populstion projections by Kip11nger and First Research Corporation indicate thut by 1970 Day will reach 80.000, Lake 79.300. Marion 67,700 and Seminole 100,000. 9 Kids Fishing Rodeo Set At Park Wednesday The Anusl Kids Fishing Ro­ deo, sponsored by the SanfordSeminole Jaycees will be held Wednesday from 2 to 4 p m. # . at Lake Carols in Fort Mel­ lon Park, Jim Rowe, chair­ man announced today. Seminole County children from ages one to nine arc in­ vited to participate. The Jay, cees will furnish fishing pol­ es, lines and worms, as well as refreshments and prizes. ’ The children will be divided ' into three age group* — one. ™ two and three year olds; four, five and six year olds; and seven, eight and nine year olds Priies will be awarded in each group for the largest fish, tha Uttlest fish, and the most fish, Rowe said. i f Herald Index Abby ________ — ... P*ge 7 Bridge ....------------- P»K* 7 Classified _______ Pag* *•!> Comics .. Page 2A-3A Editorial ... Pag* l-A Funerals .... P*g* 3 Horoscope _ Page 2A-3A Society ---------------- Page 6 Sports - ________ _ Page 4 *TV Programs — ---- Page 6 TV* the Women ....... Tag* 7 phone today that he has "not yet decided whether or not I will run lor re-election in November." "H'a a little too early to make a decision on that — the qualifying deadline is not until Oct. 14th,” said Daker. "I have had calls from people saying they regretted that 1 was not going to run again, after reading the an­ nouncement in the Herald Thursday from E. C. Harper Jr., who has qualified to run for my scat," Baker told the Herald. "1 wish to make it clear that I have not yet said that 1 will not run again. I will an­ nounce my decision later," caM Commissioner Baker. Baker’s seat is the only one open this year, with the city election to coincide with the general election in November. City Commission three year terms come up on a stagger­ ed bails, with two eeats open each consecutive year, except for the year which Baker's scat becomes open. Baker Is completing his sec­ ond three year term. He ser­ ved as mayor In 1961. tlefield In Kien Hoa Province. The four Americans were felled by Communis t gunfire just before sundown while ac­ companying ■ government force in pursuit of guerrillas who overran a tiny outpost at Phu Tuc the day before. After retaking the outpost, the pursuers advanced on the retreating Viet Cong and were overwhelmed by a strong force lying in wilt. Last July rebel force* pull­ ed a similar ambush in Chuong Ttilrn Province farther to the southwest and inflicted 187 casualties. There were 39 kiicd. Tropical Storm Nears Caribbean Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” © I t? Zip Code 32771 * SAN JUAN. P. R. (U PI)— Hurricane warnings went up on islands at the southeastern VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, AUGUST~277n)6l SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 261 corner of th* Caribbean Sea today as tropical storm Cleo built up rapidly In th* At» Untie and aped westward. Tha San Juan weather bur­ eau entered warning* posted at noon on the island string stretching from St. Vincents northward through tha Greneluding Barbados, Signs Defense Bill adlnea to Martinique and inWASHINGTON (UPI) — "Safety precaution! should President Johnson signed the $46.7 billion defense appropri­ ATLANTIC CITY (UPI) - Mississippi Freedom Demo­ compromise with the regular* gatively with thousands and b* started immediately,” a ation—the largest money bill Three busload* of Mississippi cratic Party, flatly rrjeetd a would he ’evil." thousands of Negroe* across midday advlaory said. "Winds to com* before Congress thii integrations* rolled Into town proposd settlement of their Henry, a Clarkadale, Miss., the country." He predicted will begin increasing early today with a warning that a credentials tight with the druggist, said that "Negroes they would show their disap­ Saturday and ahould reach year. failure to seat them at the 35lh state's all-white regular party all over thl* country — and proval by boycotting the polls hurricane force Saturday fore­ noon in th* area of hurricana whites too are concerned with in November. Democratic National Conven­ delegation. ROME (UPI) — I t a l i a n Lynda Hostess WASHINGTON (UPI) _ tion would coat tiic party thou­ Aaron Henry, chairman of freedom—will be watching At­ Tenry, who is also president warning display. Communist leader Palmlro Navy reconnaisaanca planet said hU group did not yet have President Johnson’s daughter sand* upon thousands of Ne­ Ihe Freedom Party, said his lantic City." Togliattl died today a t Yalta Lynda will give a costume gro vote* In November. group would not accept a com­ If the Democrats aeat the 11 credentials committee votes found highest winds in Cleo In the Soviet Crimea, the bell at the White House to­ The largely Negro group, re­ promise said to have White regular Mississippi delegation, necessary to bring Ihe fight to h* about 70 mile* an hour party announced here. He was night with her friends com­ presenting the newly formed House approval becauae any he said, it would "register ne- to the convention floor should thl* morning. The weather 71. hia group be turned down by bureau said tha storm waa In­ ing a t their favorite figures The terse announcement in American history. creasing slowly in aita and the committee. said Togtiatti, for 40 years But Joseph L. Rauh Jr. of intensity and surely would be­ one of the top figures of in­ ‘Good Times’ LBJ Washington, D. C., counsel for come the season's first hurri­ ternational communism, died the group, said he thought "we cana with top’ winds of 76 WASHINGTON (UPI) — at 3:20 p. m. (8:20 a. m. President Johnson's message are closer to the 11 than Mr. mph within 12 hours. EDT). Henry Idlcated." Rauh pre­ Th* Navy hurricane hunter to the nation’* businessmen— Togliattl had suffered a and just about everyone else dicted the fight would have to planea found Cleo had moved brain hemorrhage during his — this election year is: be acttlcd by the full conven­ toward tha west a t a fa it d ip during ths night. Crimean vacation eight days “Times are good — and you tion. At noon, AUantle Standard ago. Ihilmonary complications know It." The credentials fight was one set In on Tuesday. of two confronting the Demo­ Tima, th* weather bureau Thursday, Togliattl under­ Pressure On crats as they began gathering placed tli* center of tha atorm went exploratory brain sur­ in thl* famed broad walk cHy near latitude 12.9 north, long­ NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — to nominate President Johnson itude 52.4 west. This waa gery. First reports from The United Nations, anxious and confirm his still unan­ about 970 miles southeast of Yalta hod said h* had with­ to preserve th* fragile peace nounced choice of a vice pres­ San Juan, and 460 miles east stood the operation "well.” on Cyprus, today tried to idential running mate. of Barbados. “ With profound sorrow, ths persuade President Makarlna The other struggle centered Tha budding hurricana waa secretariat of the Italian to honor an agreement to lift on the civil rights plank of the muvlng toward tha west at Communist party announces an economic blockade against platform on which Johnson about 24 mph a c o u n t it waa the death of comrade Palmlro Turkish Cypriot communities. will run In November again*! pradictad to hold for tha next Togliattl, which occurred at Republican Barry M. Goklwa- 12 hours. Yalta today," the one-para­ 200 Stage Riot ter. But tlie credentials fight Tha weather bureau also graph announcement said. MUSKEGON, Mich. (UPI) seemed likely to alir up the ordered gala Warnings for tho —An angry mob of some 200 biggest atorm—at least in pub- Grcnadina Islands south of St. Negro teen-ager* staged a Me. Vincents, Including Grenada, brief rock-throwing, nameT7»e compromise rejected by anil for the area north of calling disturbance with po­ Ihe Mississippi Freedom Par­ Marlinqus to and including lice early today In front of a ty spokesman would call for Guadeloupe. HKATlNtF APLFNTV In thia*hurre opditorhan, t H Atlantic Oi*t»e Con­ grocery etor* ,'n 7Ju'v* f''i Ihe seating of the all-white Forecasters aald gala vention Hall, where tho Democratic National Convention opens MiThdny, Twp. delegation and recognition of fore* winds fanned outward hut it appear! now th a t there will be n heated battle ovor the seating of Fourteen year old Miss Deb­ Ihe freedom delegation as a 110 miles to ths north and n Mississippi delegation ami maybe im Alabama delegation also. Work­ bie Sewell, daughter of Rev. Recess Set frate-nal group without voting cast of tha ernter and 46 men are shown here rushing to completion the seating arrangement in and Mr*. Grover Sewell re­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — rights. miles in th* southern eemltime for the opening. ported having a narrow escape Congress planned to recess There also waa a possibility clrcta. from being struck by lightning today to allow Democrats to that the seating of the Ala­ Tha atorm’a noon location In the thunderstorm that hit attend their national convtnbama delegation would be placed it* ranter about 2,000 the Sanford are* Wednesday tion, but when legislator* re­ challenged—hut on different miles east-auuthcast of Mi­ afternoon. turn in two weeks, they will grounds. There were report# ami. According to Mies Sewell, far* acvaral pressing prob­ that Rauh would level this she was riding her bike along lems. challenge If no one else did Uie street m 11m Mayfair sec­ By Harry I, Johnson sources, public facilities and Kennedy aoon will become Ihe but that ho preferred to con­ tion, heading for her home on Wind And Rain Mansgkng Editor every other facet Involved In greatest tourist attraction in centrate on Mississippi. Elizabeth Court, when lightn­ By United Press International Gov. George C. Wallace of A massive coordinating ef­ coping with the growth of the Florida. ing struck a power pole. Drenching rains cam* to fort In the East Central Flor­ area. He said all phases of growth, Alabama, a crusading segre­ One of the power line* snap­ th* parched field* a n d "The problem* show no re­ including housing trends, need gationist, was scheduled for an ped amt whipped wildly in the pralriea of the Midwest today ida Planning Council area waa spect for city or county bound, for transportatkm, untllitiea, afternoon appearance before spelled out today as council air. Seeing this, Debbie leap­ and n tornado forecast was arics," Robert II. Doyle, exe­ natural resource* such as wa­ the Democratic Platform Com­ ed from her bike and ran, Just posted for parts of Oklahoma. member* rope with the pre­ cutive director of the coun­ ter amt others will receive a mittee late today at Its final Parents ->f mentally retard­ dirt growth of the section con­ a second before (he crackling High wind* swept Iowa and hearing. He waa to he follow­ ed children are invited to re­ cil, pointed out. He noted that careful analysis. tiguous to Cape Kennedy . wire struck tha bike. Illinois. A huge map depicting Ihe ed by Rep. Adam Clayton gister them at the Little Red Meeting in the Seminole an estimated too.ooo persona "My heart was in my are Involved in Ihe two coun­ present use* of Seminole and Powell of New York from the Schoolhouse any time between County Courthouse were mem­ mouth," said Debbie. Smathers Declines ber* of live council, state au­ ties of Orange and Scminolr. Orange countries was display­ other end of the civil rights 9 a. m. and noon all next week. Enrollment Is limited to ten JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — thorities, city and county of­ He called for "orderly plans" ed and *bowed the residential, apectrum. Sen. Georg* Smether* says ficials, the latter chiefly from concerned with urban growth agricultural, industrial, busi­ Testimony from hnth Wal­ children and Mr*. Ada Slrea and to preserve “ that which ness, parks and other sectors lace and Powell was expected It the teacher. Classes are ha would not accept the De­ Ihe Seminole Orange area. mocratic T i c e presidential The stufy will affect trans­ la good." Land uses for parks, in the "metropolitan complex." to contrast with the proposed held from 9 a. m. to noon through Friday nomination If It war* offered, portation, utilities, natural re- •chools, businesses and other The council represent* th# soft answers offered Thurs­ M o n d a y farilities are Included In the seven county area of Semi­ day by another southerner, throughout the regular achool and that a Southern vice exhaustive study the council nole, Orange, nrevard. Lake, Gov. Carl E. Sanders of Geor­ year. Parents must provide president Is not what the their own transportation for Volusia, Osceola and Indian gia. is making. party desire* or need*. Sanders told the platform the children. Daytona performed hie Jug­ The Joint Orange-Seminole River. gling art and did breath-tak­ Kill Indonesians Consulting firms from committee that the party must The Little Red Schoolhouse Planning Commission Is cur­ ing trick* on hla unicycle on rently Involve*! in the study throughout the United States •tand with the new civil right* is a non-profit educational or­ KUALA LUMPUR, Malay­ which provides the wrt, slippery truck bed, sia (UPI) — Maleysinn se­ Ctarenr* Donaldson, acting and was told by Gordon Orr, are Doing usexl in the overall law but that recent racial dis­ ganization turbances had shown that law classes for cdurahle or traindespite the failure of the curity forces killed two mure poalinasttr at Lake Mary planning director, that Cape atudy. alone could not solve racial able mentally retarded child­ spotlights and tha obstinacy Indonesian guerrillas a n d since December, 1962, today problem*. (See companion ren who cannot attend publio of the record-player. capturad “several" others to­ received hi* permanent ap­ story on Page 3). achool*. Helping Biasing out in the day In a daylight gun battle pointment to the office. final, act waa young Andy Ad­ near th* bench where a com­ The Crmmlsslon waa dated cock, who fearlessly rod* on mando-type force of about 60 Aug. 6, znd became effective the performenee shoulders waded ashore last Monday. Thursda). For An All 'Round “ in the final unlrycle a c t Donaldton, letter known to Carrying out their perform­ hi* Sanford and Seminole Good Tim* . . . . County friends as "Cracker", After a 15 minute ceremony The new $15 million shopping ance on the wet ground as is the 3lyear-old son of Mr. which got underway at 9:45, center, i* highlighted by a 300scheduled were Coach Dan Meet For A Drink At The and Mis. C. S. Donaldson, thousands of Central Florid­ foot high fountain under the I'elham, with football players resident-* of Lake Mary for ians swarmed into tlw Winter central skylight of the airMark Caolo and Fred Web­ FRIENDLY CARIBE conditioned structure. the past 40 year*. Park Mall. ber from Sanford Junior Among a large and varied High. Officials nt tha 8anford OPEN TILL 2 A. M. number of shop* of 14s*er size, Football ar* Larry LiberNaval Air Station today haa the two principal stores are Mon. thru Sat. tore, piepared to speak to a Ivey’s and Ihe largest regional big crowd of youngster*, gav* little to say about a report store the J. C. Penney Co. haa Dancing “On The Houm” ^ an Interesting talk to tha from Washington that Con­ established in the south. handful of spectators and ferees from th* 8enet« end Every Friday Night Among the dignitaries par­ thanked them for their po- the Houae of Representative* (Ladies boon 1:30-6:16 M ticipating in the opening cere­ lilenrsa, even though a group Drinks 1c par year ag*.) -▼ Included figures on two Flor­ monies were Hubert H. Jacobs, of rude end noiay youngsters NEW YORK (UPI) - Poli­ Washington late today, hut It owner and devetoper; Presi­ ida project! In a $1.6 million in the bark of the vast empty tical attention waa focused to­ was learned that ho has chan­ dent William M. Ratten of the grandstand almost drowned military construction bill. ged hi* plans and will fly to him out. The report Indicated that day on city hall where Mayor New York Saturday to make J. C. Penney Co., New York City, and John Fielder, execu­ Dr. John Wilson, Kiwania of tha two projects in Flor­ Robert F. Wagner waa expec­ the announcement. tive vice president of the J. B. chairman for tha Klda Day ida on* waa for $2,004,000 ted to bestow hia personal Kennedy repeatedly has In­ Ivey Co., Charlotte, N. C. Show, and other Kiwanlan* for th* local base. blessing on Atty. Gen. Robert sisted that an avowal of sup­ Also taking part in the carried on behind the scenes, Air Station authorities this F. Remedy's candidacy for port from Wagner was a pre­ ceremony wae Mrs. Joan Patrying to Veep the water- morning said they could not the U. S. Scnaet, requisite in getting hit first reno of Coral Gables, the cur­ soaked improvised stag* roof announce at thie time what Wagter waa expected to bid for elective office off the rent Mrs. Florida. up, struggling with th* balky projects wars nnder consider­ give his okay to the Kennedy ground. A reception was held Im­ electrical connections aa thay ation here. candidicy before leaving for Without Ihe mayor’s bark­ mediately following the ribbonsquished around on tha sog­ However, they did say that Ihe Democratic National con- ing, Kennedy said, he would cutting at the huge fountain. there wars four specific pur­ venUor in Atlantic City this not enter the Senate race — By the time of tha recep­ gy field. VALDEZ HOTEL There's no butin.se like poses for which the funds after™ on. despite the fact that many tion the mall's parking area, DOWNTOWN SANFORD show business, even ,oo a would be used and that run­ Kencedy had expected to other party leaders In the which can accommodate some ways wets suit Included. rainy night in Sanforv, throw bis hat in the ring In '»” ’ t $ WEATHER: Pnrtly cloudy through Saturday with widely scattered showers; high todny 90-94; low tonight in 70s. nsuvA. Italian Red Boss Dies In Yalla At 71 Delegation Trouble Brewing For Democratic Leadership Girl Bolts As Lightning Hits Area Planning Spelled Out Registration Set A t Little Red Schoolhouse Show Goes On Dispite Rain Ry Dottle Austin City Editor Tha Kiwania Day Kids Show Thursday night waa a bcartbreaker — in ona way. All tha gremlins th at could gat togethar in on* place plagued tha show — it rain­ ed, tha roof of tha Improvis­ ed stag* leaked, the floor waa wet, tha lights didn’t work properly, nor did the record player. Only a handful of people showed up. On the ot.ier band — It waa a testimonial to tha validity of the old ehow-busineai adage — "tha ehow muet go __ H on. And It went on — with all of tha performer* who had been invited to participate carrying out their acts with spirit and datermlnatlon that would havt don* credit to teasonrd trouper*. Youngest trouper waa little Miaa Elizabeth Cowley, clad in red velvet tight* and tasaelcd boots, who atalwartly twirled her llttla baton while the Seminole Band played loudly and spiritedly with tha rain dripping down th tir necks. 3lisi Linda Bryant of DtI-and, a champion twlrler went on with her graceful and ekillful act even though tha record player quit on her, and tha rain put out one of her flaming baton. The Amazing A1 Blazing of it r n t lit Wind Building Up; Moving Fast To West Donaldson Job Made Permanent Thousands See Mall Opening Little Comment On NAS Project RFK Announcement Set For Tomorrow \ \ j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 20, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 20, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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