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Earl Faircloth by John Mathews Jr. of Jack The effect of such a ruling to pass any r.apportlonmetit be Possible since time Is of the essanee In the special sea. agreed today at the behest of sonville, presented Faircioth would be to bestow on each plan they wanted, senators representing SO per a petition asking him to ap- legislator a number of votes Faireloth told the delegation sion of the legislature. cost of Florida's population peal to the Federal Court in equal to the percentage of It's prss.ntsties was "very "Tbe court may turn us to go Into federal court lm Miami for an emergency rul* population he representi, forcful" and saId "I will down flat, but I lU do my most," Faireloth said. mediately to try to break a Ing that would order "elght Thus the 15 senators j)o urg move Immediately." stalemate over reapportion' ed' voting in both houses of ed the law salt would east ap He said he would telephone Mathews said under the the Legislature on reappor proximately three-fourths of to the Miami court to see U present situation with the meat of the Legislature, so I. via ..w_.d.IItI*_. testing wbI rnIU .Sis ft he (Cl I '•. 4 on the St, Johns River • * ** "The Nile of America" Seminole County ftes Iss'p Atá Iqu.4. vn1.m have been sbia.ad in nu it lafird Kant Air RtsUt- They ant • wow rb T fratb Wo.snn1. auf] Thou. 322-1111 Zip Cods 32771 WEATHER: Monday 73.92. .20 Inches of rain; Tuesday partly cloudy with showers, high $6.90, low tonight In 70's. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 212 VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1903 TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1965 9aIis., T.,tS 1,11. Mn sMIit.rnu list; AM. L w, su, Tn. W £,I&UIS Mtikl&s ails and Mammal A. Wfteew M .3.. 1 old. All Mn. ins eve allif its loodift irsialag for paI*tiin of lb. lAW 0 CITY OF SANFORD today was cited by Florida Highway Patrol for Its record of two years without traffic fatality. Sgt. Bob Kilgo, (left), FHP Safety Officers, presented the Certificate of Honor this morning to Mayor James H. Crappa (center) and Police Chief Arnold Williams. (Herald Photo) 0 CPO Pb,tand I. lub.r, Votban, Ma bas bess pro. sntsd hi. Mb Good C... ds,t ribbon byVAfl.$Ico* • O 4Iag othcsr, Cdr. John I.. Vad.wsad. S S 5&IL$$ KMo linus ls 1. Jins, UEIe us. ii B ig MIIi tary Pay/;-'.. IncreaseApprove $ — bi,4W$ submarine for do. I'S Trials Tr.d K. W Mr. sadKrs. J.ILW.ods.tSanford canplated tow weeks of hWhIdu4eornbstalnbtgXay4 • •1 The How'. Armed Services L. Committee ignored President Casselberry Johnson's wishes today and voted a $1 billion a year niP- vance." So for. every such pun has been killed in committee. While the senators moved toward court action on two fronts, the house convened and plunged headlong Into debate on the so-called "mon- ster plan" to enlarge the House to 200 members so that every county can keep at least one representative while Increasing th. ,utrength of the big counties substantially. Several amendments wets tacked on the measure right away, one to require voting by Motel Capital big county represenat1vcs to strike out the enacting clause By Dotti. Austin and kill the bill sparked the The City of Sanford is looking for a big name first real floor debate of the corporation that would like to build a first-rate mo- special session called for re tel or boatel, restaurant and nightclub complex out apport ionment with dozens of In Lake Monroe on proposed pumped In landfill inn-, lawmakers jumping to their rina area. feet to demand time to spssk So far, no takers. for or against the bill. "We've gone about as far as we can go now, until we get a commitment from someone who wants to build on this property when we get : It dredged up, said Acting Mayor N. L. Reborn at City . May Pick Name * - IIIII1I(4 • • Regents Meet; • , • • iversify ror SetUp with the lit Infantry Train. lag *sglasst, Marine Corps Ia.., Camp L.jsun, N. C. The 2O.day course included over 200 boon of rigorous hutructiom in small unit tietic., nIght eciabsi, fixing wispims smilor slaslatud nsbst ssmdItlass and uib.r .sWssts M*tSd 1. As Kinks 5 0 5 115?7 ImuigS Olin I. lsa,ss.of Mr. and Mrs. Frank IIagbaaofUOH1. blue. Iosd, Cs.,.lber,y, ha. — to, sans, limd. .besrd the alre,aft sanlsr tM Lexington operating in the Gall of Mules. to ku SS$, Iaordest. quality bahad ask. Mx n.csssful tab.. aft u4 l.&go tna do deck e1 the usnlsr. Prior to asking the land. at the stodsat aviator anal qualify on field smut landing strip. which .Iaalsts, on the votad, a conies'g flight ds*k. This helps as student Ujuat hiw see to the restricted tiding ins as th. duck .f the esr. rim 4 1 1.. lure to the big population en. Icr's 'can be foretold In ad- district. In counties cut up Iso to representative areas. The measure require, that coos. tie, with more than two mern. bers be divided so that the legislators run from districts within the counties Instead of countywide. A proposed amendment by Seeking City ' Commission meeting, Kin' P day. "I'm ready to go, I want Un lead of its new chairman. The sinkhole Incident has I to see this thing built, and t C iO PLAYS "TAPS" us Albert Walters throws Amen. TALLARASSEI (UPI) NORMAN LEACH eration, but we need Rep. L. Mendel River,, I). cost the Town of Cais.lb.rn LA can flags Into fire is American Legion flag burning ceremonies Monday, The State Board of Regents contacts with private capital - - -• Mayor J. H. Crapp. has B.C. it disregarded the advice '7 $1,210.95 so far and more Flag Day, at Legion Poet 53. Annual flag burning ceremonies follow is scheduled to meet Jose 21 now, so we can proceed," not yet picked up his gavel, of Johnson, Defense Seers. expenditure Is anticipat.i& n ) (HeraldPhoto) through 22 in the capital to prescribed manner as b forth in manual. but is back at his cake at said Commissioner A. Is. Wit. set an several changes, in son, • Hill Lumber Company a few tarY Robert S. McNamara This was revealed at Mon. • ,Florida's system of higher City Kansgsr W. V. hours. day. Laid low by a and a presidential advisory day nights meeting of the • education cleared by the 196$ town council when the pay. Knowles reported to commitheart attack on March 9, panel, legislature. sion.rs that Loomis L..dy, Mayor Crappe '::::h : T e committee's bill would mont of two "sinkhole bills"CountyMovesTo' During their I&'.4 In in the city's fiscal sgest, has Ore.H. says he may be per. provide raises and other boa. were approved. • believed the beard will esisst completed preliminary work. :ordisomes, efita totalling more than The council okayed the pay. the sain for ft usin last on drawing up lb. proposed aitted to attend 69 -• Ceflttsl, FlorIda5isIt7 the admin. Clark, Vista Associates, San. vr ice a $1 mU11* IS well. acofl ULL? :;has S -• . O aeulaslf.au.E1 Insurance For - Employes n. .satlllcstss" ' ____ Istrationi 1PJ has ford engIneerIng. Mrrn. . Is, ., • • • . 5-.. th.Ilst of se'M.d of lb. prspuei o, ,.. onmsn. an. River. measure- wasengineeringA ISI' ___ srninol. County Commits. speclfkr.Uons or th IniuP. fu other sethi Mi. corn.' wEs names, aadklibelytswin ted Is essalsalos. pk.Os TalIahu.... Seminole b $ ui vol.. '. ' °''4'-'- " slon.rs took the first step to. anc, program• The plan will taisslon uked thatlba sher. approval, Is University of - sad Orge County willapproved It also approved the pay. day In setting up in Insur. then be put up for bids and Ui's office be netifod to n. Central Florida. tOss. ssnators. In another Samuel S. Stratton, D.N.Y., meat of $961.70 to 11ton. once program (hc.pltaliza. is expected to become sUes. lee, and impound ,ld auto. A iHetlm( with Leedy to Scoff Kelly Hlghvsstbsagemdslsss. work out sees. warding in Labs and Seminole share wasRivers the ions diaseater. mobiles that have bass park. the proposed ordinance has ,,, McIntosh, tion and life) for all county live October 1. told reporters fol. strom, Davis and lecties of a "anlvenity tOss.. W. would itiul get one "We need to know the .4 on the street right.cf.wsy bees no lea no Jun. 2$ Will Speak COP legal employu. chancellor" to rep),.. the representative. Another plan lowing the closed session thatSanford •I The board autliorls.d Corn. costs in August so that we at the corner of * 4*4 and mssUng. current ex.cutive.dlredo, of would give Seminole two rep- the measure would go 'a long Kenneth '' McIntosh, town at. mission Chairman John Alex- cnn allow for them In the lake Brantley Rcad, despite "For lb. tseord." said Act. the Regents board. reseutativea. It's far too ear- way"pay toward up tobringing the levelmiiiof torney, told the board of aid. mnder to contact the county budget hearings which will repeated warnings, The chancellor, a now post IRS btayor'-ftborn. "lb. city ly to tell which proposal will tary , the whole sink. insurance committee and or. begin in July," Alexander An Injunction has also has not bass Informed of any To Kiwanians. created that get through the Legislature, comparable civil service ul. may cost 115 range -a -niseting to sat up .ai.i. -been requested against lb. private enpany contract., will admInister the 6740. • . :' orhood of $10,000. the owner, of a salvage yard in "Problems of Education in day operations of lbs state's though we has, a lot of tai -• -.........They tall us that the is- The committee adopted twoThe paying sinkhole • y ' the Goldenrod area that is in about It on the street." Florida" will be the subject multi-million university sy.. . introdueb' out dies of the Class of '40 of changes in the bill Rivers and bills of Its emergency -, 9 violation of the count, son. City Attorney William of a talk by Scott Kelly of tern, with slightly mote pow. , Seminole High School looked ed In March by Ing code. --- . Hutchison Informed the eom. Lakeland when he speaks to or at his disposal than the "too young" at their big ro. 33 other committeemen. They funds. • • The aldermon indicated present executive director. Commissioner, learned that mission that they can proceedmambers : -.......• of lb. Sanford Xl. High onthelistofpoeslbls snlon lb. other night. In Included two modified p.4mm' that they n anticipate changes In tax assessments with the drawing of the or' .'fact, all classmates on hand litratlon provisions; reimbursement from ither . will be mailed to property dinance to sell the revenue winds Club here Wednesday appoints" Is current to. .,, . for the get-together seemed -A plan under providing the state or federal covers. • : .:.. gents executive director Di., owners dnring the first week certificates and accomplish at noon6 ' to bar, survived the 25 years re-enlIstment bonuses for men menl. -. actual in July by Tax Assessor everything but the Kelly, who came in third Broward Culpepp.r, I • In excellent shape with good with critically needed skills, h Inother ,o,, .r act on the . .M .. .'Man E. Walker. Mrs. Walk. sea i order tobs 'ready to iis the recent gove,nor'ssees. In Its tate June meeting, such a. electronic and mis. • '•l looks to spare. the regents will also select a ••-, ,a,.ermefl, approved new '. or notified the board she go" when thy receive a tool-. a former state se • • all. hatei.rs. The bonuses oun.,orms and pay lead for • nator new administrative plan or would be prepared for equal. ,mitmsnt from an investor. be The fences it Pinehurst In some e. '. th• Police Department. Izatlon bearing, on July 19. Cost of dredging and and member of the education the state's continuing educss "&... Municipal Park are, making times higher than the normal 115 Sawyer. 4'0 ce .i . '' The board delayed setting of pumping in the 15 acre land. committee and the appropri. tlon program. The old Florida Instiuts p. mockery of teenage base- sum. For an Individual airy- informed ,,e board It ' - - -: , equaliration hearings until fill area for the marina In mUons committee. bail. Some of lbe balls hit ic.man, this might to as high department now Is providing Presently a realtor, build. for Continuing Unlvsrslty •. next week when a full quor. iits been tag. Lab. Moires '-I out of the park Sunday wonU 15.000. The cost for Sr and Insurance agency own. Studios (FICUS) was abol. 1 94 urn of eommluionsrs ii pros. P5 0 nd red at approximately -'a'.b'iir.. . '. S ,.,.r pop flys In almost any lea. first year would be $22 tall- service. ..e said n. ent. Commissioner John Fits. 000 with the remaining $200,. it in Lakeland. Katly was ished by a statute signed isgue. Too bad the Legion lion. 000 61 the bond issue plannsdelected to the Lakeland City to law just last week byGov. Patrick was absent from to. 000fthebondIuuaplanned two men on duty at all times ' team can't use the big itad. -Isis annual review of nail- In the seven-man force, Num. 'I day's meeting. for othsr capital Improve Commission at the age of *1 Haydon Burns. Ium for baseball. The game itary pay by the President and became the city's young- The Regents have already Action of the animal shelt. mestis Is lbs city, would have some meaning to determine how It compar. bar Depart. -or program was tabled until Nssoe of the backers and eat mayor at 27. H. served given teatatire approval to a i the Police '---' nicr.tl; T1 8....31 and Arfor ed t. ,. then. next meeting, along with a proponentg it the waterfront as state senator sight years plan whereby the off.caia. the CIFS Department TI p. e e • try. The President could request for use of $ 14 fool development plan were p,ss. sad was isamed one of Flo- pus study program would be mt. The defacement of traffic recommend adjustments easement for sewer and we. 'tnt at the commission meet- rida's Five Outstanding run by the various state saul. The city's occupational tax signs and other public signs Congress SO Young Men. He is s gradu. versities wider direction of a tor near English Estates, ordinance was tabled until around town, including lb. slatlon. Zobnaos bad. aug The report of Attorney The matter was tabled on. ate of the University of Flo- central Board of Regents Port Mellon marker at the gest.d such a lystern for the July 1* meeting for an.J staff. Harold Johnson and Clerk alt the next reiiala, session rids, changes to be made IU$T7 terser of Second Street and both military sad Arthur Beckwith on lb. pur. on June iL and to to study give eltiseas chase of Shoup voting ma. A MeUonvlUe Avenue Is dli. employees of the federal ,,•time thenew more law. W. C. CLAUSE, Sanford fanner, diaplays 17 'I gutiagi Parents should leek earnest. H. would have chines was also tabled until The Cuse)b.rry board al. pound cantaloupe (on right) which ho grew. closely at their t.esagsrs th. yearly raises into offset the next meeting when Corn. OPEN YRL Size of huge melon can be compared to normal hands and clothing for till. iutosatieally unless either so postponed action onfrom an. missioner Yltapatrick, who MZaUOS of land across size on left, a "small" three-pounder. NIGHTI! tale signs of paint. loin of lb. Rouse or Inst. ,,4 made request for lb. in. PIS" Photo) the traffic markers are new- lbs an within " port,Ispresent. uW$IPlI l. teb5ballt, ly obUtiratsd. This is nit • funny — It Is thoughtless WEST PALM BEACH and aancius ,m3sief. (UJI) The Central and SUMMERTIME SPECIAL! Citizens Report 17. .L . Itary pay raise that far ex. Pays Bills c9oded his recommendation. The pay boost for military personnel w:uld avenge On Sinkhole about 10.7 per cent. By Paul Brookshire The committee followed the .Jmad s.f.thor tsehsI..l .b..ls, who* .srn. are tnirn. t . WASHINGTON (UPI) UU lil3.tu4lj. SAW s$ lbs New India lsbwIa. less, Groton, Cuss. Jun was lsaht sfl HF t . • ••• K,, Pusilie I. limes at IN Ponwsit Dths was — of APd 11 nthsliMs • ,.;. • I.. •...' Senate Reapportionment Corn. snittee stacked with small county members, the vats on any "reasonably fair" plan giving control of the Letitia- Backfire! AU1AKAII, Wale. (UPI) .-Psopl.wboliiaa.sraVia* 10" =Abu Isabella 1111191 bars du-d lb. Co.I lsrdd- bwsetb. $mob kisbing frorn lb. he. S.i blisin everything in tbsWok Week Of Rain -• •1 - '4 -- ---- - nneWIS Eases Diu* - sake time Is coming up e Look fer all .trosigbida for psyrslsss for coun., ' and city7 p oy' es, sines city and county eomalsalosen and school beard members all were South Florida Flood Control District says a week of rain sad the work of bun water pumps baa eased the severe SAVE NOW ON drought sonditlons In the JUNIOR BOYS! "sum "A of the Eveglad PVC .neesttrs director Rd Dial muM Mosby the water l.,iS Is Lake Okeecbeb..-a primary water seine In lb. four ares-had tIns Lsmi"w.sM.i, tin. Is lbs past week and liii twill gabsr. was 0517 stightis under the U.feit level se.Me,ed omit. dimue. .th'ds, sbsa' Osa,e, as,,! Elseth mum lea this Urns of year. valsta,$Mds perk. Tb. 100 .3.. repsubod lblwatepinblesinitotbg,. M. Machiss raaurvalles am r.uusüa able. Cdi,.I Sin hadzIs.mMu,sblyas. I-i. reeiindtb.alandsb. week of bt pj-. abish Comes Into Being July 1 ' Health H ivt.nace' 'I _____ ••-..•-- , . -- -...,.-••.-,, -'' -w -ranCowL.., Radar Technicians, for in. On the first day .f July, to new administrative and Rt.'Sn Park -••, ' W' ta nce, must receive 1160 " -f , hangar spaces, and receiving s ' 4 Reconnaissance Attack the Grsgssj Di-irs its. have ",' Initial outfitting, O, hours of formal classroom In. Cn$511.4 I. the -' inW al 1114COUnAl"Alift CONS lVAIE2 Na struction plus we months if Depsrtant a nd Cavity grsnte rai. on-the-job training before Health smeble about what Reconnaissance At. versatiie reconnaissance air. they are considered qualiflid , they sinidw s husith ass. , tack Squadron Twelve, led by craft, the RA-5C welcome raw have . In the .elgbbesbssd. The Cdr'. C. L. Chute. The RA-5V is capable of all, to maintain the uqolpasat. .5 ps.vlded "as Measure of re Uttsrbp have be e n 1VAH'1* Is lbe first weather, high and low recoil. It requires six to gem • 'list, bet me'. Is .i4sd. On. damping *slr sOsp, tub Fsquadron over to be commis. naissanes missions. Because months for $ flight crew to on V bes.ebelder told a Clock a discarded jusk Os a assr. F slimed as a Reconnaissance of its complex weapon eye. become basically qualified Winder be dug down four to by creek alliseting unin sad ..-., Attack Squadron The squad- torso, it requires that person- f4r flying' ret_salaince litcausing an ISplIHIM odor, "" she. Saturday to plant $ tom condoleof approximately net are highly trained and missions, Further 40a1iss. ' residsata claim. u ties is attained through mere sin aircraft and 150 Officers extremely well motivated, as top" More ls,Ments bass besq idols. temple. flight uxpsrliuice. This squadrons' aid ass. .4 to report lbs ear Ue.e vain pint, JupIter. Prior to efficlal commis. ment, composed of such cat' Other personnel required numbers of amy efi%edws. • • 4 slsning 19VAH42 personnel ibre personnel, have for the to wake the squads.. dSIs win Ajeeblilsa will I. thu sib. Lajuse coughs have hin very busy with past six months been in In- lest sad in a slits ii 4011910, Jest of a pegrsa .ebedIad be sibjiet I. $ 11W no and flight now undergoing kssivs training in the Naval resdintes" an the yurss, I`lismalinsle will he requleed Is pish u tor lb. training in RVAKI, proper. Maintenance Training Divi. pensesaslass, cooks, besplial Men pals.. J Japeses at their asetbi, their Utter and hail ft sway, ing future squadres program sion and RVAH4's nisintens' corpsmen, supply sad photo Thursday. Nitbiug psr.onal. accordiag Is the BabSeWs LsW11Ig.cemss, WA d elM, an aid losuvolls14 aovisg Is. ance training. DSStI1ISiI. CDL C. L. CIL1I 41111 Oska At _____ ' • '..' - . '- _ • - - - - - - •. 4 . • . - • - tE . . . • ' tA . .. : :..i 2-9 nearly - -. • -, I, - • • -, - - - lbS ft - - ' -- __ - -_• UM • -. wnm A*QI C _ - -. f ' - I - !'I 1 T - • - 'Frr 1 �i-I 1 I 1 I 0 /I 1 , .. 1 I — I,- - Junior GIrIs,. . . June Lralb Page 3 is, 1965 Lowly Bagel Gains Favor ' - GOP Miami Rally Meets Young Dy lames V. leslie. their teeth on bagels, say they Ing It., Murray says, and by ciii now, Await Nan hi Undersea Arem,. Y 11 n. ad 'Soo . Xml losost to nfl Is be aig'ved, but be bsr ssiub.1 I was "zce WEST HAVEN, Coon. (UPI) are good at breakfast, lunch, Impressing supermarket us. pr esid en t 1st Clue of IMO High ls WAIfflNGTOX (VP!) a SiifOtd ..bisdi.s. to 4sak. -America Is the bagel dinner or for a midnight or cutives with Its salability. taking Ipsocori ti4 An u,suiblsgs .1 expertS 'be sum. of his ills during lbs1 Hackensack, N. I. All the marine ala s%a i It might quite reasonably and, television snack. They should to Its bosom these days . their of llsa*sunat Saturday f. by agreed today that almest 'For 23 yeas. It was lid Awards Court Serving as master of cere. " acceptance. be toasted or be heated. asked where the bagel oTt. e1555 and lma&Mbly sst gs wealth he bs. giisitd K far because of Its fulflfle class w of that asked class th as "" masks, Rus.stter _____ the as. of I ipIflUs.s •. Sam, Murray and Marvin Len. A spread can consist of ginated. 1 Islet. He replaces Sea, Thur.. MIAMI BEACH (UPI) WAI'INGTOII (UP!) - ibi. 1., the t.dstsl givers. seost Troop 11.. his •5 ' ., • sad in .rss. e awaits ala, of the : ' I der are rolling In dough, .1. mostly anything, even tomato Accordingto historians of Young Republicans from tan 8. Morton of Kentucky as iMm As Atlantis 1 *st. Troop h1 $0 racist. Clue $.d4 t alsofoendlob. The Woes they van Islit- deep " "Ma6L •:-:•:,:•• •' and thee., which dives bagel read. registered the keynoter. the k..wnor in bydro'h •r.stslt Iresseros I the nation aelfin ,,shsd tidsy to The property mast have ry.up Ceesassy ... y held the a pizza flavor. Butter and jam 8,1 Al Israel Airli nes, It goes Goldwater, former So bagel, you' senator • .. ' what's r e ft am seabotbous a an Monday for a fourday something like this: heat a blddIag deadline for a potential .f .11vsdag a firm, and COo.'t of Awards it the helping with an "populatlos ipsos and sot the bind lute tell you can be used. from Arizona and asking? Only I should the man a.. .Y' Jams. A faithir f?sM ahere and fashioned rally'' featuring .. several bOISe of K,L Dot Mu., 117 the King of Poland, explosion. hi smachst sloctele pwwsr load of w ch $I$0 mUllen atom 1 ~1 because both my parents Iii. real spread Is cream WhenSoblesky, liberated VI. , talks from Richard Nhiisi, President Johnson beat badly .• ' A prize was iwau'Md by MCDMtI sad ldwszd L lsilhsr buisisik the sarf.es. John wbkbthaAs1sstflC.m hindred magswsUa and a 111111:00111111 Ganlios Drive, ssslstut 1564. will address a major choose and lox (smok ed sal. were among the lost tribe. of ,,Barry Goldwater and power. In "d bodff.__ 1. U. RiChard Jr. to lbs aim White SM ventured esther Ihe fleer of an three major : from the Turks in 1613. I rally at Miami Beach conven. P . Israel, having been born In most). Murray, 34, quotes coma is Uttered for •. , minus. plus to build by 1P?L mInIm 1 Color g øag bears' 'ful GOP congressmen. ,, • 4 s'remthegnatestth1amostb. e the Turks fled and left thou. W*tSi minute high 1105 hall. th Pk With a.4S1II Of man. Mrs. DannyTbonias wh i, oteilsof quality Ireland. Beside., I know, -.:: Csuy waS f or the Yty4lp ___ Also scheduled to address st With the cutoff distance, who was President Hydrospace is that regis. sacks of green coffee sands of : • It mast be reasonably close Dliii Rita.?. TSrri Roland. 1* whIch are mixed Former Vice President Nix. • Lender's ions, the bagel mat. Texan who ordered a dozen 1. the biennial convention Rouetler. Be received • benea th lbs seas who.. wa the untutored Viennese midnight, numerous state offi. .0 Industrial April Ward and Dares Willis. address the closing • will bagels with lox, three. appeselibis àaosats of nick. ate them, tIP which . •rs. Young Republicans Is Nation. on skit. board inscribed, 'Iting tars no thought worthless. more than ..,. elate &rft.4 or baad.c.nled with vesrck and ., 51$ iSbSlt, and upper. A bagel (prono unced bay-gel) pod 500 per cent Girl scouts takiag 'put Other ml GOP Chairman Ray BUss, banquet Friday night. of the Road." It was pistil ,. • ordered again 'I'm Living In Vienna under lbs their formal applIcatIons for velopsout activiti.. lad his' Also scheduled to speak theunigany ws D (. is like a doughnut In that both returned, • the man chosen to put 051 that U0th5t member. fans. It Is much handler than One izpiit estImated the,e I-: i Turkish occupation was a Pole the facility which would uses ,oasbl slog. to esmaunitho. liti cal the Young Republicans . , • t* lbs moon and, you aight Ii isosib .1 this. valuable Den. are round and have a bole In takin g a real liking to them" party back Ii the po Rail, actually Raymond who informed on the Turks for r.: th ass'. jobs sad added preai,I. having adequate housing, ciii. Crim, Cheryl to e eeesa beds Jacob Javits of New York. astals in the middle. There the resem. he said, "but, tell me, which lk forefront. veled the greatest distance think, cld • mi to be hiscountrymen. When the city for Is their cosmualtlse, th th e • •. ty at tural sad educational faclil patio., Sylvia SISNb, and istlafy man's seeds blanee ends. A doughnut Is Ii the bagel and which is the "We will elect officers and Anderson denied and attended Clam Day ° plot, and more riag was liberated, he got the cot. At last essat, $0 firm pro. fl I 11 ousands of years at lb. young GOP . • th Rocky Whlgbam. . light and fluffy, a bagel I, hold business meetings," said election of a new Jun. 4. He cams from tee as a reward. p'j. rats of conawnption. push had been received. At The AEC says the site also otris receiving . j' ' .' to hard. Republicans executive chairman, scheduled un Yo g wex, Sou th Africa, but Wi5 Nearly 1.200 oc.saograph. ey left chairman row, Watt, telephone Buck S director Stan Anderson today, day, would be any lafteation COMMI'I'IEE MEMBERS and officers of the ..,. not able to stay for lbs re it,, marine engineers, and n lively thing is that th Mist a dossa more wire a. should be close to adequate irenuls Wimp . . A doughnut Is usually sweet The bagel Is produced man. right are Mrs. Jess Gregory, exhibits; Mrs. and Sanford-Seminole Art Association met recent. are lusr.aiIni in quantity . -. .... ,... Vu" , tatMi •i' ieaer, Mrs. Alice Icaulisu, "but the whole Idea is to Set of who the organization will high in calories; a bagel's uafly with a dexterity that La talOS. Industrialists a I.-.' .' ~ ' Jewel membership; Nra Aifreda ' Jesse Shaw, @odd expect ly to formulate plans for next year's activi. Tb. stat. which S SP loins sad a major airport with :?-. : . ' '' fash. support for president In 196$. o InspIration-It's an taste Li bland and from cal r. amazing but slow by today's Other awards went to H. H. here this week to talk about fS5tit thlfl ass historian; Mrs. Genevieve Stubbings way and ties. From left, front row are Mrs. Virginia "Iii .lbfirst place, It's too piled usia she ax, asesting frequent service to major I.yua SmIth, 310 wins, Isad rau" . nibits; Miss 15 It knows from nothi g, standards. It Is said in iv. Etanalaud for having lbs most lb. riches of th. sea and to iii them. exh . Katherine Dodson, rs means; M Fulton, president; Mrs. Florence Woodruff, see. thsAIC'i criteria by eft.rta cities. Christy leaulise, Judy Job.., one unknown hero that his The convention 'Officially tar away to loll ," be said, children and the youngest bow to get at them. Margaret Toeva, yearbook and Mrs. Ernestine There are about 30 In the aver of rotary; Mrs. Mildred McMillan, vice president; secondly, I haven I heard of land It must he resaoubly cliii Martha Goutbe, lblrl.y GPM tomorrow with a age bagel. But delicious? You nimbI. fingers could tura children and to Netka Stolnolt They are stt.ndhig a four. corresponding .'. secretary. I Yentach, treasurer and Mrs. Irene .1154 by, or nu*.bly ivaft. to a commercial and Industrial Gross, Christine MItchell, Pit not. address from Rep. Roger any commitments from any. Mrs. Ardith Skibenes, out 1100 an hour for the ovens ..s ould live so long, Harris for having the oldest day conf.renee on ocean ad. .y -. congressman .. center with reessiek and Is. Haney, Jackie PrkØs, My. ___________________________________________________________________________________ shSam, Murray and Marvin, and that's three a second no Morton, GOP Chlld end, and engineering spon. Mrs. As Roowhse, f . vslopm.nt activities and tea. ia Rumbisy, Rim Llptbtott, from Maryland's first dii. Two men ,, - ? Guests Of lbS ?OU wiTO sored by the Marine Tech. three very pleasant old arti. mean trick. - front runners for the post new % AZ "I e Lust. Apt. IS, William Clark Court, sociably close to communitiss Cheryl Welds. aad Deseilda &a A bagel bakery Is a quiet . the class sPOciOfl, Mrs. Nellie nology Society and th culate ftilows, are known ' hold by outgoing chairman E. Society of Umnology died it 11:45 ma. Monday at• Coleman, Kiss Phyllis Smith, W, the barons at the bagel world. place for a factory. There us. ' Mn cTscvw cot" or having adequate housing, eel. Whitt.a. X Lukens of Xenia, Ohio, a . Miss Rebecca Stevens and and Oceanography. hi? bous. Sl'ii IVftICIAL_Otis. total and sducatloual faclllt$s.. Yellowing the smassis. WO)' OF7ICIH of the Class of 1940 of Seminole High School mat with They make 120,000 holes da il y unity Is only one machine used of hiifs'd Ice T Booth II, commander Na , JACKSONVILLE strong backer of Goldwater (UP!) A ildist The ARC ,ays lb. site sins rsfr.shamll, prSUSd b7 than 50 of their classmates at Spencer's Restaurant Saturday' for ' Ruth Hand Msnlwetber. Mankind already is 11 the process, a blender that VV em. In bagels around 5iWP th gif rid of I In 1164. The are To V dent; Kent Fifteen blgh'ranklng Navy vat Air Forces Atlantic Fleet; and put 7 MW Siblials were members vesting the us and asabot. U years, ek. was the wife of MAWW&T IL INSt should be close to adequate ltOWfll5 Saoiii union. From lift are Jan. &hulta Bate from Miami, vice mixes the five Ingredientsand David Kansas, lbs late lobe W. Xsoei.s and Sickle of Jones, reunion chairman; Sl eye. and Do.SUdI Whilts., VIII Marble Corps officers will 1111019 TO *V"Pr I-ILIM nd president; Ashby Kier, com. MAJ. Gen. A. ft. Rossitter, Hackensack, th Clan 5U?faCi N. I. of 1111, inCluding tons ' e IPO?I5tl0 . for food. diamonds, ,, But ahead of ourselves we're water, am, yeast, "It anid ROACHES as JUST z.auson, Flaherty of North Carolina. or Ntend the annual Navy Air manding general Air Fleet getting. The boys, father. the malt. . .... .. HUk.I Southward, chaplain an Helen Hab. M.rrlw.ther, seer., Mr. and Mrs. Joel Fields, ireis, coil, sulfur, phosphates, was 51*0 in isl1urSIVIC PlstatltL tam. and a major airport with served. Ich affairs There are a total of 560 I ±!!~ (Herald Photo) tart. Gin, and Mrs. J. C. Hutchi gold, platinum, lime, potash, gmnlino,. tad chWas frequent servIce I. major Force Pacifi c, Maj. late Henry lander, came to The boys were producing 72,. ITARPIPIn, asC ft mom. Jacksonville Marine od th e t ay at son and Kr. and Mrs. Robert salt, magnesium, bromine, Is this ares. She PIK ITAPSIPID, . us. clUes. y Mrs. John lease Cc. Louis B. Robertshaw, as. the United States from Lublhn, 000 daily the hard way before other '7"'' K. and It takes a simple coin. Naval Air Station. 111111"M Wife, It alive 684 of 7% We Appeal t. a ... Sentencing ; . ii • Ccii. HutchisoS's tin, sand, gravel. and much her of New Mt. C41"37 Club Do an Deflary Fishing they cracked the bagel bar. Poland, In 1525. su HOU*t WITH lUG elect. dIal, ill vakeawa belt,, 5.. Buy 1. that the facility will of 251 to Baptist ChUrch ity opera. Ramsey, sistant chief of na val Vice Adm. Paul H. th ~ rs daughter was a member Of elm nilitees were named at e Papa worked In lbs bagel i-Icr, If you'll pardon the a. SiltiNG 'P00" WHuLl YOU SHOP Ihels.lrvtNdbyS"we .' , Many of the big states such meeting of the group in deputy chief of naval opera. tions for marine aviation business for a year in New preulosi. They simply revolun. 0* 'VI$lTl the CIA" ofno. i June 'l -INew York and as California, Miss Kapsila Ivan., Of coo eseupe. Ab,.I.I.Ip t h e Firemen's Recreation Uona for air, is chairman of Rear Adm. Allen M. A memorial service for do. alft &4Tr%::I""" lionized the industry, first by Ni hem Dofwd"iL and INhale,) personae) and brill a hoollide and slater-in. Pennsylvania are pretty much whom 060d as silrecitc Ilwas the board which mccli each chief of th e bureau of naval York, then the ba gel capital "'• coo" members of the class BreaMut leriCu . son' their families. It a).. will pro. . _11111111111116 of the world. Tel Aviv hnclud. freezing and then by automat' : pledged to Puberty as I . year to discuss development weapons; 'Si A C ITAUIRD, tdUalid by Miss Mable WASHINGTON (UP!) - law- Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo By Mrs. IIIIbs laseis " Howard Middleton will be ___ AVAILAIII IN two sins But he came her. and be. tag the bagel. it," said Andsi' mantel, -ITAPSIRD, vMi work for labsnrs during understand t Johnson today in. Evans. Of It. Augustine; a policies and to tlaj, Gen. George S. Bow' .4. SNAIL HONI slit I APAITMmT I ma uskssw wIfe, chairman of the membership of naval air The auseal picnic Of the Re' Chapman. Those boored Presiden title on this come This solved two problem., , son, "but Van Sickle Is claim' work out any problems that man Jr., commanding genera stowed the all it lead. his wakiows States with pending appliesso Is 1000 s.bli feel $lU. . Bette,Hugh lash' ,lt.d Democratic cougresatos. anlulaw and dsgbter, Mr. * matatiss was were W. oen 1usd 4 committee with members " Ing enough votes from the rest and lirs. Robert Walker, of heire, devisee., litMus, - , • Catoe George may have arisen since the a), Second Marine Air Wing; ritually, when bagels am a One, the bagel's tendency to r . ,,., ties. us 0.1usd., Now Meal. NEW YOU (Um-Thne held at Green Springs, borne at, I.. IL Telford, Billy 'fluer, aI leaden to breakfast. . be Vernon L so date and two# the an~ up ft 10.000 nbk 40 $2.01. to easily get hit two nieces of way of 1114. previous meeting. Rear Adm. Ralph L. tin, tresesis I'd grin. es, leuth Dakota, A'abaas. Negro members of a pee. of Capt. sad Mrs. 1k P. MarjorIe Weaver, TiUmsa It was a switch for the Day"" leach;ei5bt -11Handwork, Floyd Gellerman, Others atterAlus the three- vice chief naval materials; Sam. Murray and Marvin duction lair. Now, W boys . . ~ .;;#go". ... .. 'I; .., a ' . than MR." gr nd Cast r o black natlsssl4.t _______________________________________ loses I. MASON JIOJIRI'I Isuth Carelisa, OW., Fl who usually flt.d, list Thursday with Whitmore and Coutaitifle Chief Executive at all Garden a st Sup. Ralph Chal* orida, group will hi sesz:± day conference are Vice Adm. Rear Adm. James 0. Cobb, can recall when PaPa delivered are able to ship their product Sold Hardware and Drag sees the Hoes' and koala iblidren. sad three greil Burke Ryan, fant and James Greenlee. BILLY solved PlorNa sorporstisa Reatueky, Texa s, Missouri some 40 retIred cl0csrs from DeWolskl. am. pan 4re. f mupf re Paid D. Stroop, commander deputy chief of Navy eu-so. bagels with a pushcart sod Into 25 states and Puerto ØJ ply, 1*4 the uwewa s.s.e, all branches of lb. armed an' A stat Of 14 elsie mern hisrachy about lOsIG Stores, Including Liggett. senior aviation store. Norvin Roach heads the n husapsiru is taisrese, West Virginia, MksIaslppI, Thursday dynamite three national .. d Naval Air Forces Pacific; net, and Rear Mm. Turner worked his fingers to the bone Another thing that helped was hI (EDT) each Tuesday. let Williams Pral Rome is banquet GEORGE W Uffman live Is Volusla bits attended lbs ECk.Td, Waigt,ei, vice who mow Itedle. or other parties Nevsds, NOPIb e M.dlioa, retired at cer. freshment committee keeper, a in ChiT$S Of arrangement.. S ii u H shrines as $ hate.AaerIis ce Adm. Alexander S. Hey. F. Caidwell, deputy director as the manual trade requires that sales resistance to th ilsipilig tknngk .r pus, Teumeeses, Kedsus, 4,w gesture. Cosuty attending with their with eight others hiving been today be made it a b,eakfut maintenance 'eon t r Llads)ey Lumber and awl aboard members are Mrs. Clyde Vi emonlea held mle Item, was all as an e th bagel No" SKI MASON Rio. , rs _j ward Jr., chief of naval air of thu AnU.Subntarlae War. of Its bake and analysis officer of at Clan Day. Total gathering-staxtlnt at SilO pr es ent Sears atires. wives, Archie Long and Sanford Naval Air Sta. Wright, Mrs. amen is1TII1isP, a IisPItS federal court jury KeaThe boys, who literally cut lowered by comedians spool. Pill. Vice Mm. Charles fare Program. ' dti5SlVSd PiStilS iSfPSt The £10 *10 1.5k .nrtbs dayAeosivlctsd RVAH.7 has been pro. The group meets once each attendance including guests am. tion. Ryan was attach. Mrs. Roach. Publicity corn training; lb. three-sB aUoai P. MAsON no. ___________ group Although the President vi. The lieuto n 114 pisces. na at was rnoted t month at the DeLand Golf ed to the supply de. mlttee chairman Is Elmer slPTS, LThU 5 so. appliesthes sad pisa them members of the Black Lthsr. planned another reunion for ad to mix breakfast and leg. Knew a@ Us. £0155 Sanford Naval Air Sta. C 8 Witt, manager of the CIub nase. ""s ' IS the MMMuI Lindsay Of atlon Front (ILV)-ef eon. Mrs. A. , .irvlosi tsr OUThit, as laM basIs tion, (Navy Photo) Pershing test program at the sance Attack Win g Mrs. Adam Muller, Clyde their 10th year, five years lalative matters with essgrsi. Psaus* snowisi. Ta. Ibe It'd 41N015'I of P. Mliii Pa. Isisse.. *bi'. 5 site eelestieu spiring to destroy the Stat. atonal chiefs sack week, be ma Martin Company's Orlando One before retirement. Wright and Grecnlcc: The UI. Military Academy Moslay, Will hi hell at I bilti Iatir5il$5s, I 1150 .mal%tee will malts a roses. of Liberty, WasMaitos Ken. stday at Now Mount banquet Nick has skipped the miii with p.m. Division. was the featured Ryan, his wife, Shirley, a. de at West Point was, for many Alter I Anthony McNair will be e s Charl sia$1es by the the Csiu?cI. ad LIberty 1.31 II'S?? P. SapIlil UNiTY $ID...Fnnch Preald,'14 Of the umist üd 2D ' L spea ker atthe meeting of the and their three chIl. chairman of the Deltona years, lb. only engineering Pliefaul and his band played them for the pass o- N-2 Wt*Uams Piasrat Porno Is West 11 inairtil Is and be p1tk dyasalts IisfthiS Gasila, right, waves a greethngaa months. e*arg. .1 srtssgams*t& Rota ry Club, Monday. ad his unknown ,, for dancing, school hr th. nation, uren live at Route 1, membership committee with hatd stroll In Girman Chancellor Ludwig wits, It s*lvs all If deal. ___ . Iris Cas, Wilt described Sanford. (Navy Photo) members to be Frank Dailey, ku uabu.wn bstrs, se Bonn. Welt G.rmanD. Gaull. visited Bonn what reliability means to a 0- .. . Ihe Oasfarb UNIN1I9IDDIY Fulfills Molft '40 Of class S.mlnol. use... _•._LL.. UIf.a.uia VIM ; '1I nri I 0 Breaks Hold of 111111- I &.1ql ' AIouii Plaust two ___ woman . - ' '' not th .. . .. '• 'C of . . ' _ . ' . ' '• " .. ., •- J ' -. ' • ' - ,•, ___ . - . '' ,. ' - ' . J . - - ' ____ . -.. '- " ____ ' Legal NotiCe Mrs. Knowles , . : ___ .'. . ____ ..' - ', - "p . Fishing Club ____ , _____ ffees Officers Convene NEW Commi ANTS S ________ Sgi , ', Retired Office For Trio Who P1. __ _ - ' Enjoy Picnic ____ mat ____ ' ' -' ' ' ___ Bombs ____ - ' ' 1. J : , by, .li r ear Official vi Funeral Notice ' ... a • _____ 4 1rTJ 1' ________ _____________ i: \ f ' Box, UpW Snack Bar Ordered ____ ______ die missile system and told about the exhaustive torts used an missiles AM an All their parts. Films were allow on how testing h done under extreme condtions which (be Pershing may encounter In ac •k p$dng t. dsstrsypuelufr ____________________________ hi. vi. Ite &live and V dead. his eakiews àera than $III.OIS sad . lb. 'Turn Down Juke Turn up __ UI*555, Well. flW TORE atilpi.,. I)Ye, United It.tS. is vislatisa of sam, truMs.a asS gras. ______ teom r*LI* LIX mere then tksee dimIeu S ISIINSI ,.gulatlsii. Risk swmann Ml Ianspd.asseds4 ve' conrictios could bring las. I P. BUPSIRD, MaANNA Is wits. clipped, voles htoght MW5 I - u alive aid It dead. their prisonasat up Is five yesr uaka.wa heir., deviasse, 0 $55 to Lee Construction 0cm. ri us ina, ict 11Mu!:A.er' and tins. $110 isniwi. a.slgees,. iten. -- thus Of the russatiss of play M the water Impr The volse, that of L T. I15 IMUalVU.L4 it. tn, a*tebs,s, the esle __ styled bead of the 1I.T& do suuipatinsl hess. Of mint program work was i hriUt .es.msntate.,, his wits If sllvs leeS, tkeh uaka.wn helm, Waiter A a. U and Ths sJfoe rot", a mist but IPPUYII "with reservations" levissesi lensless. ausigs. has bees stud forever, , U Ilsaleel I. Sm'4 stied at Walt 1111911 Sliest sad Ps'. on condition that the variablel "i' " "•'"' pump motor and contro trusts.. and grsat.ess The S arid etsr*i .t.udl befits Judge William alamo. Avenue was with' spoilunit is operating properly. PLwsVima woon u it mewsssit.r died ISIS )(5545y . r na.. Hesiesde aid WOOD, his at RsuanJt HsepItal ef a slit at City CeuIsdeS Mon. *1* Liquor lIsts was "' ____ Vakasas wits, It alive Sal It dead. thstr us. beast afla.nt. He bad hn IY against grantid a request for $ beer isy meeting and whie licens, at Rex Liquor kiowa heir., devleess, se. eta-ia.s iumay, aceor.ting t. Ike .stabllshp'pot. gs$.se,. assignees, tinner.. store Nunmb.r Two it £510 redlt.r., tmat.s. sad a family, spok.emao, only two A ear lier South Oak Avenue. srsatsss* sad ALL ran. days after arriving bar. from Sewer' solved ties ens man SOil it LV * NO 0* hIs .1_ that the image inks" was Two rescuing er#n'nees CLAIMING LIlT INTis*. lbs wes's approved and passed, ass ItT U, Till P014.OWUci) home. aeley sad i.stin U0IiIIID LAPID5I Extended Within the broadcasting damlu. pall. was unUl. How. involving a doctor's office is rose" dustry, Ksltenb.,a ,as Utilities Is it ever, the eulilnal complalist Lot 4$, Pam's subdivision .1 the sn lbs aWj4 a.ou.at(ahfls$Wsf s, 'r.wrnlp us knows f.a- hi. battle. for C&515*STTT lime IS lbS did met sppw and the owner and the other on the east half te*dli1 the sSwii South. Pails 15 list, 0*. .1 speech m., (he west ii iset west side Of ulghway iNS testiSlod that be (the ..w of the block between 11th and AS064 lath Street us French Avenue tksrest. reserved tat real airwaves and luWrftv 1* ob. 5i$5 P15*1 pi s') fr where Ira southward I. sot. i" N' provido the sew driesin $ ci)' . ____________ .a.rad the stristlag as *VW building. of the I*4 of $sctlaa I reetserant to hi built thsrs as C,"",1rin south. *aas Ilortfll Mueller of NRC T.w.*$p nd t.. Th. request at Jim But 1114 as •i the SI Slat, isis the iWis the mows and president .1 ..lb. Comstructlss Company for city thereof. al lessee as 1$ PrairIe Lobe saw feet thereof. is. ovemau ta-es ciu Weft £ hosting wss ant far the partklp.Uis Ii installation of ML Mes y n ht, " e aatIe , lime - vsgs)ar_± of the a water has is the Mayfair, Wat • Th ig de the West % . NW,4 of ha. led siethsr greet olee, additiss ssbdMelss was • esspisuss sisalalu' with J. irsilsy NU4 .1 lest los 5 Tows. Cjig esileagees hay, he Met IWO all 0.SIm mmiii II South, Saiss is g• Oes is ..p51i- possible spptev4 With Xml Is pay tar purchase if the Imdaad Wa. ScsI.. ha. 1551 a didhatsI Ct155 Of .1 the pusslalty Of , City. law biller en th. paving Of issul4 skip PP by ii loot of she South % of 5eer. T enly op Ike W,.l '4 .1 NW'4 . 11th Street was ft. N Wilkins Osa is .sti,. susese NI'4 of PietieS s, I.wa! figures like H. V. Eslt.sbees lb. eyet.s. City Manage, W. Cpsay with a bid Of ru ned sins ship U hulk. Sage U whit truth ____ a lea. Paving I. scheduled to 15515.45 Uses I. l.a ups.. . The i*I,. it this suit both tiMe Of the highway, entire begin June Slat an lbs nearly to. "This Is his heritag, to e,itea could be from sad ii remove sisal. , $ prices °° mile stretch. u1.t sad .saflrm lbs above broadcasting Isy pissed at Pon" der s ..et. described p,e,tp. Of shy if his name" t ttttti am $10,000. ad together.. CM' Tb. masseS tAo court pip 4 W1111111 suit ks hoe. IustIiiitol Dr. Isbn Dethy was ap. thi sesisse .slhutlss I. the Circuit Court for the ecivnisrvins Knights Elect Klein isdiatet Circuit, a aid wiuie.luMelbe::. For Seminole Cousty, The bering spiritist wu hard I. replace Harry Lee, Tba abksvlated titlist tAr ______________ whose in's pt,es AT aecesesry to hee' Sc.. '51' sass iss JIlift! I. 1WILNv. II .1 &I, eats 5'SSP.Ai A. C. the highway or d6tJihIug $5' Los bee served on lbs It. *bli bliss IlalitIff Vol *ICIIA*D A HOLLAND tini trsms, sad des Is the daily board fir It veers and cam. Ralph Peaold k a 5 bass Issues.. uskiewa sad said A. C. alurkirl. ci $3. YOU APIS PIIPIUY NOTI. a--.ini it has labs. ksg Ibis lselissre sadisM that ap' e cted Grand knight of heist p.lo4sals. Tb. d.e.rlpt$om .1 th. real PhD that a suit for d*v.ree boes be Council 5357, Knights of Co. p,,prnsti _________ is It boom toted ' rty Involved 1 luabs., in teasel electlsss prepsied I. hess, him. 55 CAPICI. LAU YOU aid osek Of you are Cirealt Court .1 the Sulk is. bell at Council chambers. , Is the Lentil Itippislid sam• hereby tesslisI to (III tear distal Cirsuk. is aid for CA" Dsts - eu hard wire hi Burns sad Other k.Ig1ute ilicted yes: . ew.r at Mber delusIve lisle Cevata-. P15,ide. Is hfl?LA31D Nd. (UP!) Veslirbulis, loped with the OlWk of the any We. ills., III Psi NS C. 1k ZephIus sad I. the Carl uIre4 .1SI' a espy Sfl U rn a usp, hsrØt 5' re ,hague today tr.uIPW Plumbing Sand. Larey Gresv. grad knight; Andiew *15kb. is the Oss M.4*I.k. if pair Answer seel .s ones, S he 'leMami. LilaNspe let VIals' p11111 .a lbs plalottts'. , *.L. Haney, William Hal. chancellor, Jerry UuudiIl, weather data to F.ase via bask aid Harty Lee, Jr. lift. 1$ 'arsk 51,5.4. sex, ads teas I.. Sale.., Ms. recorder; 3 ebs luthsrlaad. is or belieS 1*5 marth KasalIs Avenue. (Se (Steals, A. P. side, risn.s. aid isiSthe on ,isit $assevs Irea.h 140 Veaserer; Itoward Hsnn.s. $ Is as. a 1a11 a the oWes silks Clerk MMe'edSI'iS. grtil a private slab adrenal.; Joseph ralgi.., be si the Ua-.*lt Csuz( U FR ~'., WISh. ' llei5 Ii spirsti $ bar ward"*- 35km Cs's, lusids ii. fete lbs Ilk d• .1 July. Iii a$ti att.u_leu the ftpitroj Witch. .Ih.rw$ss the lIlolsilea. _ii, guard; Wallet Ersywda, ant ___ sk. saId Coa$*aisl IU be lobs. as r M.WMIla o with aide guard. sad Charles Tot. a 1.1 vol ee.feess' Deulirard is Vestae. 01$ WITNU5'iny haM aS h• Isad. eutildi Wathiagins, usinl't Cm1a. A. L. Wiliss .0 541*51st seal .0 tis sss coon. vii ins' 4ay,A. 1.1501. IPitIUIIISS Of chute Ms *. Tines U vetij agaled aid Rail Li. Osual?. aS '.aSsod the *ii Lilbar P. ReikwU*, St. Ptes$d, thu!!eis ire of JuM. Weather jlsksthsa.dhse1sbeivet' cM 5! chk)s'l 151 Year will he kill at the AL) . hsr and ±± 1 gartIisI. Vlklis, D.C. viii Msii *ietIiL £ttkW S. IsekalIb. k, ' d Meal.. 51 Jam' " WHile Must areeted tb. the 1* isbn Ui* Cli,k.Q.estt Curt OSLu.. KIDRICKO of a en. ma Of lbs beck * VIblea. s... aK Ips ru 1011150* , flidsiese I' $oh1es Mu asy K., Js'eq was lbs uss.I CWeb StresS s:be Ikck Attorney Is, P15IM1Sf Piatila it whisk in ml $ peeteW. atit. Is silty lbs CisitituSIP N.Fth Nsaseila ,saue the le mmlii IJI*IJ gtieraiyi tee PIsistlit. tie. he vote, sor4sl Offles. r.mm $sy 4$ ê Jill I, & (Slasle, Plarida s rss. Lisi ij'' LiUIadUSIs1U.Im 11a -- $ - - - - ." ... ..• *a'' .. L M4MISii*Prn$*D, - _____ KaIbsm' ____ propoili mat Is Dead At 86 . 14 He --;&- .,. ___________________ . - - ____ SrnAL?. . __ ____ _ _ _____ ______ ________ ______ 1. ___ 'r' ____ HAROLD N Kin bar's h to ed to _____ S , S - _____ _____ _____ _____ ____ _____ - _____ _____ ______ T 'Tb. C1aVIcboTd was a key. children reside at Lake insta-umsat, an ancestor Photo) Navy N t) board Mary. ( of the piano. u _____ uuuu Ci classpetay oil. and their two m lo~ - _____ ____ -' 0. ' ' --- . ---' ,,,,4 -, . -.. .01 ______ Lagal Notic • - 1 • Officer Slate - W.Mb.r __________ __ ______ I ..k. "k- . 1 . O s 11 - - and the secretary, Mrs. LeneU Owens at a luncheon last Fri. day at the Dellary ResIze. rant. The honorees were psent. -- Miss - ..- - ' ' " '-' - '..-• ' .. - - - P'aouella Huts and Mrs. Kathsrne Sellers. auspices of *rrafr can RpocI Caspu (Matsus q'. op S. IIG'Ap , ouv.cspuso ssIs) Fisrida Federation of Art, at 1 pin. Wednesday followed by a reception sponsored by Mrs. Olom lithios of Daytoss Bosch. Mrs. Luke has been an is. itrucior for many years and at pe-esiat teaches a large be., mow an associated member .1 the P.4.ratics. A one man ai'bl'Iit of bet work is being sbowntsthe the Manslos. Galleries at 401 - , Mrs. Sylvia y.v,.. Hardin, Up to 110 hp strong CORVAIR CORSA by Chvrolt Club was organised and Is _____ __ mentary School honored the class The Palette sad Brush - w- ____ By Mrs. Jobs Lasss Enterprise El.. Teachers of elm ls Holly Hill. Vroathis • I ______ ________ __ I ' L my Mn. Mu Lois Its. An uas of HAY ljfl will present a demonstratlos under •• - • le . - ______ ____ 1.- ' ii."' • - - L ers Honor Teac h Among those attending were Tex., Hackney has been with RVAH.7 since Oc. Mr.. Joyce Altman, Mrs. Vii. glnia Cushing, Mrs. Elizabe th tober, 1964. )ftzou, Mrs. June Lang, Mrs. _____________________ . Muriel Kauffman, Sirs. Elba. both Moses, Arnold Pancratt, At Mansion - --- ' Mrs. J. Sharkey. cer recently at Sanford .4 with orchid corsages and Naval Air Station. A appropriate original poems native of Fort Worth, were read for the occaslon. Artist To Be • "--' $ with Wright, Green' ' Christchurch,4' Z.iii _1111111 - I Principal At -- _____ as • -' ' ______ I= /1 , cal coordination of Pershing 4 ght programs for the past tv. fli years. 'A . Or AH.18 at Sanford Na. S ,' :,. Va) Air Station, has 1.,. to 1955 a. £ WI irs yeas. for Te4fliriwu sa W. unCK. mar. operated the Celery City Res LARRY In the Navy. H. is avia t ion former , fire vice NEY tsuran. He .. a ried to the former Pa- president na control technician air. or tricla A. Sheahan,, of Club. man, was promoted to 41.,__s ____ _ - test activities on the Pershing mIssIl.project aid oltecbnl. . - __ " wit has been in charge at, - ______ _____ ____ lines 4 1. '- - Lsek ?,, ad en00 ft You have to be more thu just good In th. friend or ee vsluMa* t.k • $ )(at'onsj Guard. You ha',. ...peeIsll That's face ifs mu the toi*gheet xmte h, daMI as is bseaas tsd&~. Guard ThOu VW7 little In axe ksçt v$s'dat ekalls.gs Is It. IOO.yiz history, leen sad that'. wher. the theflsms if the Wsth,ia1 It tak. $ special kind ci man. hip spare um be ltud1s and fuss so that he Guard . Int, the ple, s.ourI be threat. Make ua mistmk MV. misting th. ekaflss Is N* dmffi the Mc&I001110016" .nsd, Who ysuasshlmcatbsltxsst,lnihui'ch, whabs'slnthsouard.GelbthlMthsOsaxdI* at $ PTA misting. you aIy mi $ nhlghbOr, or y town es vations I lee, Roach or the secretary, Proble ms are i- heIs! _ ____ and James Cisco. Floyd Gellerman will serve as choplata. Final plans for the July 4 .1. r fish fry at Blue Springs Park were completed and MOM1i bers are asked to make reser- P11"Sar- I . ... , . , I Introduced in the system which simulate the conditions to which the missile would be subject and control l its re action to similar situa tons In flight. - ___ ' . ' Ali interested persons an invited Is &Umd the "Now I Stratton. A small donation will be steepled. Tab the duliset day you an Imagine. Addi sports. minded Wth$la mm 41 Deep W" sent., ow""sszpetlag and 451111* 1pochaP hNUUMM11L 1W" doots with UOfasring. Shot taming. A trip ou a pn4y b"= $1! THE U. LL THE NO. I WAY narpaspingwbs.LA tAp up sbopbflWIG nmr is __ dbw is Amells Widedoor p.uuhup, Ins'en.sd sttrmnee bslihL Mom ou1dsr room than s,sr before. £ peach Of a trunk up bent.om' por room you'd Sa Some o.Gbovwbatfallomhls 4101 ddw WIR&yaavou'tâ.inycsu. I ____ .-. ' Rsd Net and Isiuusi $ __ ____ _____ ______ __ __ _______ ________ _________ Isp '.- __ _ - ___ ""i• ______ _____ ___ J.." I' - I' ___ h."# - . _______ - i~w _ -c ,- - •- --• - --- -- . OR MUM"GUAM I I,d. flmeIde,umudsd W CpS. WU I - V TOUR LOCAL ( J. 5, ' -.. I: I s s e 0SMI W SR HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SECOND AND PALMETTO 1' 3*-'- d 'SANFORD - I I , .. ___~ -4 - . ----'-- -' -•-'-•'' -- -- _____ __ -- . -- i -7 ___ .I L1T. CR*J THE FACE OF FEAR-Cm watcheat?te,ha t VIetnamese woman Is carried aboard an evacuation helicopter sf. llu launched a vF4 at. ter Viet Cong, of DosS X0111, 00 a" go ta k north of Saigon. While Increased f1t1ng - sprend. the political situation in South Viet Na yems'isd shaky. a ykt py for $ -i 5l - - / LOCAL AY ____________ - _ - ____ ____ - •••' --------- '• - f I 'F____~~ �1 I. BICHANT ROADS Exercise In Futmty ea. Coea. Int.flectn.1 tresdom In Oka" niunist countrlea, no academic broth. devoted to the pursuit of __ __ across th. serve as a bridge truth ___ to and dI*m&tIc___ ___ idsol___ separating different psQplsL On. great hope for the In ngland of the lIIOsj $ privi. lodged minority of the uUon'a youth __ Union and debated at the Osfud adopted the resolutica: *We will not fight f., king or country." This can at the time that the Neal. were In the ascendant across I .',' •.1.' Political Notebook WU ! / 0 Bruce liogiatu... Ra Cromley Its Be Crowe __ _____ thUIN1a! rii cnas ii JM* WASHINGTON - (NSA) - enormous .ceaeale tide. Tor the real goal of bat the road warns incredibly _ ecesorn. . powarful, urb'idtisg adores racial lost _ the great segregation as we Ic form Is sps in the Unit.1 it Is as If a developed In. silsetual kinship. that eat enemy today of Sooth At. ; the ,ha.aL Unfortunately, there on. levels are slowly developing be. "White South rica's costrunrslal policy of ad States understandit toa dostrial AMes,"nation, were undertaking to Was O .ounpsrt to the Oxford tween the West and Russia-tn let. racial separation (apartheid). the South's efforts The objse.1 ut p several un4erdets1. of that once and industry and art-which its Ths eosataut critical better-t1a Is to build wholly distinct , Uoss-afl wftbln its ow M _____ which wlfl IN We will may one day have profound_laflu. lii from dluPieovlsg nations '%lack reserves" , sottight for fuebrer or fatherland end on th. behavior of goern. have had °i ffNt ii be _oth_economically " H L T. Tatwefl, South Al. O,$IIItI@ lad 2'S. meats. Is perIsIt of producing modlflcatloss of sad polItIcally seMlovsrnlng rica's ambassador to the Unit. • But there are no such. psols.to. vesiehistle ambitions." that p011ev than the South AS. - even independent, u they • State., Insisted is Inter.: Itid Ussre been, theae earns young people bonds with Red China. at may • rican government cares to ac with. views that this "lovarN tide' ( jecifist. of Regiaad might not have be argued that this country Is p.rtknowledge £-, fees-vu have long u program Is net fakering-as forbidding Amen. themselves within a few years 17 to blame for But what really tht satins Isted as distinctively black ens report from Johann. Indeed fighting and dying for king cans to travel In China fn1f1II of apartheid Is, "homelands, and today hold bag &gsgrtK other lands. Tids, however, is to at. and country, rosIcafl South AtTICS'S upward of kW TI%WI He declu*s that substantial It Is even possible that their very tack an effect and not a cause. amazing economic growth. South Africa's 11 mIllion financial commitment In var. Until our American students and the dlo. In 1164 the country's gros, to blacks. laos development and Invest. tat.ranrM1p.d' &orId War professors strike an who among national product bounded up. But the go,sinmeit meet corporations Is proof of their fellows In Asia-and this Is II Inevitable, ward 11 per cent over W. PrIme Minister Hindrik Verb g errmsnts unwavering $ This I. the tragedy of the teach. something which Mao Tsetung / This sharply heightened In. weird alms ultimately at 5I$ leaders 1* the no Intention of allowing to happen-. / 1e of our own time. duatnial manpower needs In drawing heck to these resen. Transkei., the one already-sell. it is not that thea. who protest their efforts on behalf of P5d Will booming hanassburg, Cape is a at proportion of the governing Bantu foul. on / Anarken actlow In Met Nain. am entinut to be an useless as than To", Dutbaa and other bey other sev asillion bkcb- South Africa's east cout, an cities, suet_about everything else that the of the young EngUshmefl Of S son. about baIf of whom now live said to be counting heavily tJllt.d States does, an upetriotic, station lJO• It made of them greater In Johannesburg and the other on the piomisse made. are wrongly aotivate& magnets than aver for the tiller. "If we tried to abandon this soeregeous and entirely majority black population, To achieve that end, the poiiey mow," says Taiwefi, "1 Thought For Today elements al. government is meunting co only trouble ahead" ready cluster is sad about ambitious program of sea- yet e variety of problems 'But lay up for yourselves tr.i. It these centers. are naive and that nomic decestralizatios Intend. urea In heaven, where neither moth _ ossaj at. ' their protests are futile, ovement of rural people .4 is create new "cantata tempt to wake racial separa. Movement nor rust consumes and where this. are futile not because our wee do not break lit and steal."-.. tow.&rd the big cities has attraction" for employable tIns workable Is se great that government Is controlled by war Matthew 6:20. . marked the expansion of In. blacks who are either is the skeptics .osthm. Is argus; mongers who are deaf to reason but dustrial societies a e at ly reserve areas mow or aiiM be that the whole program • • • ____ must everywhere. South Africa is lured back from the white. gy, fall el Its ea weights because there exists no comparable Our creator would never hive Says: proving so exceptlm controlled big cities. pacifist movement In China or North made such lovely days and have Vist Nam with which they can units Yet the whole thrust of the Some of this development Is given us the deep_hearts to In dIs.uso their governments from them, above and beyond all thought, 000*yl spar lbeN policy Is going into so-called "border IT COSTS NO MORE toward slowing, halting and Industries" placed outside the TO Ca courses that to war, unless we wets meant to be Inimort. eventually reversing this black mess but sear enough As fill Hitlefs that Is no al -Nathaniel Hawthorne. to draw black labor __ cnadaUhl jvvlIi 10ET commuting basis. The United Pies IntornatIsusI pubikas label. Lindsey prob- lnatlon In 1960 and they were at least 11 such I'. meat says JObIIJOS land ably pretty rough about It. The dsstrles have been Sit up ____ i have been 5565? ° for mayor except Wagner. Kennedy. wars rough too. sine. earl 1161. Then Is ens take his bands off the for The wars remain. t4i1tor, Herald: Air Imb u e" complex rf six plaits at loss. Wagner. LBJ dares occasionally to We would like to acquaint lyn eigs relations controls to 4. sear Pretoria. in urn twisting Job is New 1,14557 it A Ort Of kePb prod a sore point. There Is, Worry Clinic hem New Dealer. H. won re. for example, the remarkable the people of Seminole Coon. Insofar as the deeentrallzu. York city, ____ no urn belongs to Demo- election to the U.S. House of contrast between LW and ty with some of the problems Uos program Involves estab. IN? SlelSed $111113 L! i' Diu In S ieid mUaple all by With a se pole In moseuler MkISIIcS thU an t*tli Mayor Robert L Wag Representatives from a weal. JFK in handling crises u encountered In organizing our lishing Industry within nor. Waasr shook up New thy New York City consti. u those now existing In '(lit human. Society. of the ANwass, 0 *ma my hand, trying Is estek boys. S Part of this tact is ex. York polities last week with tueucy by a lop-sided mar- Nam and In the Dominican We have obtained our '1' IN Mufft - a hint that he might not seek gin. Most other city and state Republic. JFK flunked-big charter from the state but doles toe i5Iu estiste. "But Don doesn't Ilk. ft, plstn.d by the gter There are she one life,. Oh, he may go with as aa cola, content of t. sale re..lectlo*. The grand p.liU. Republican candidates were Cuban t.it at the Bay of have been waiting f ye cal strategy of LU'. Great clobbered. Democrats enjoy Pigs. LW appears to be of months for the County Cowbody vs. the female. esee in this some peel., want to row the boat, "In fact, be hikes to race Girls have a higher ppr- society requires that Wagner a 34.-I registration bulge sterner stuff. The Kennedy mission to decide whether outlined below. sole" us. this ens. isrofully. Des't the beat to see how fast we tl at tat than Is boys, n, thu POSt IS and&Mover Republicans IS New brothers have been sniping they will assist very frus. that be be elected, Wagner Is York City. U anyone can ovJohnson's Dominican policies. This has been a se try Is MIfl. a he.11by can go, but as for fishing, he whisk help, .pinin , . the Great Society's first aid stools, that baalssp, LindThe president was defend. trating and embarrassing pa. shiM'. staving tee aetlon, think, that l5 tee 'teas' to, ens fleet in wat* mere last dstons -r'-t a lIsa. say can I' It. H. probably lag himself last month nod. We have not been able Instead. skesasi tease. of. 1dm. Why?" Tenag people senseless. Vev tat people Isn't ha,. ecntls take.over In New will have $ big name Demo. against that and other critic, to help anyons with an salIWsnIly. sm h" be sold: #,We daa t last problem because we M" FW0 W 1114L."I't F. arate maybe Woo on the city- I CAIN - W48k - 11se 0% Ir --sown taft - seldw -a* SO Wgk a , Mosift- pso" j tkkIm.IeUn4. inS 65.-itt iN.g o shelter $1C s. Tat, like r.aa, risen to the £se6j, aged U, to a vow tow meek e*Ie output j Zennedyk luck my will be $ fusion candl. chair with our bands folded the U Se keep the primer. Is their tep hu.s. mUles fleas roads, bads, ager. It has been embsrressing holds, he will gain lesdsnhlp dote mor. than a R.pobllen and lit the Communists In water, " Ofti" his dad pro. 1b~ the explosive the city police sad the the when U Lindner can lick the up say go is the Democratic party in verament of Bat keys alas 'spy depend. 11401684 of . am% so Dan 100. p" sheriff's office have ,.1b..al Gus an isuifly andiwsi lag open their ghedohar out. New York state this peer sad Democistis aeminee for may. Weutera Bem1spkees.q teassled is tlshinga I to US aid We were 55 °Tst that in my ante hE. with Isis of this ess,.4$Ih, Put, uspislally do thyroid in 167$ be or his brother, or, Bobby Kennedy probably There I. only ens rocking lester Uwnrd Howe Len. will be the acknowledged cbsir In modern political hi.. IbIS Si help. -di Is adrive ____ said down Sol, __ if the K(5IUn$ SN -. A sluggish thyssid efism asdy D.Ma.s. will esatsat lender 51 New York stat' tory and It belonged to Jobs We underlies the plump young VI.. President Hubert H Demesnis by sunup the day V. Kennedy Pint It was 110041 dreadful things that IUTINS A NOUUP she sad thus ashen him Huapbsuy far the Demeeral. atW lb. polling. That event President Dwight fl Risen. an happening to set at" 0 Herald Area Cormspoød.nts f endsr wield owdis LWI goed habower who sat somewhere in. POPOS such day and our beings ssis, is . presidential nemisatlon.-. - -- Wagner nut be twelactA aor, it say. Dissmahsaftent lazed while Fidel Cutts may suggestion Is that or. Mob", The typical young male of seems, to continue en the marks do political relation, planted communism is Cube. cries interested in set onMen, skate ku, NM. ____ don met Ilk. spis4s this top Now York stats Demo' ship butwesa do Irt This It was JFK, In the 4.&Wat 5111 their cestj isa. . our Iow.cost terse hill Is sit dews and be east. The Republican mood. sad the Z.onedys, rocking chair or not, who per. missioner and urge that he II I relatIvely uieS. lip. DIsensLsitasmt ses,,sly Is ndtted the Bay of Pigs blund. U55 It PSIItI!' IPPIOISh IS. he mes hr mayor will oft nwr_m ____ WIN SI Sir Sot 0537 the welfared Ilishe ,Ma%,, , Pile fishing may net is. Joke Ly a ISIS of eon- adequsto Is deseribe the feel. .r Mosigags u.s. ve11., bet the trim Den at all but V his ter whisking who refessd big of the Zenasdys for Ha. L3J'a crack sheet folded fortunate sssny Vos______ dad were Is at" him a east. last pow, Ii enppM Barry bert Humphrey. Be* John- bands In a rocking chair welfare 51 our pseple in ease ama C -5 mg red, thon Des m1M Isk. Qeldwatei S., pneidml and son and Humphrey, appised must be regarded en a deli, of tables, the dietructlos 51 Name 16ussa ale Is$in.jS. who Erlake sew bern .oil. Jobs F. Keussly he the berets slug. It adds op to Property, amd safety bees 1111111411111111 C1e I'., with Is Noting wed, be ing his campaign with a Re. Democratic p,suidssztlal am. trouble for HHII In ins. diweud and shinlasi oul. mats. IWSel Ire. lisa 11111146111 gess thasegh the repeated also, 161414$ Rurveinding eOW*tI5e hi's metlons of pitching his arti. !t5SN moilfisI us tb$ $q fl a4 now Mill am resting it in. West's Dick DWIW 111006 a1 accept say more eal The ee.Uag red Is meemal. Uses ids ____ 1~ : 111111- 1111111 from Iin45 O.esI do. taweits I pea let ft _______ ______ ______ '' to wan of aveep ha's a thih& DIN-.. ou,s.We the I.. Ila we MI ___ clety, neil you sislstamse, with their ' bepe Call your ''r be. trip psetly because 51 lb. WASHINGTON (UP!) - field In tr.me aehe, and In And ne a parent, I nhJS or E51S5 hme JOIN, SIAM own oft a isoplo .1 pI --sel thin was we have sctu* the sosisty shes will be able ma. It Is up Is In L.* 111 W sledgy elty apatimmL to relies the seine level Is. we have a h''t sssl. ST. $AMYOUD, 7" hints this week ,e,sib-s. been moving baebws,ds, . sldslbs Our. AM ,he *stb.LGeiISber so MUthel bawl. The ai'sbIse of 1$ beat N &" S., a Chest leSs Vale, flea they grew bend il 51 60 Asevelliel Iselely Pow' ago 'en mere quietly end v I. throw slunsa is 51 Assail.s, this the ..t adele, he the vahe or Swiss or pa,. It go beth highly alias pinLI sit. And there tfg$ fiIth 1,, tlosalaadaletof low elssn ____I asarly se asay it Rabat a. Crown. Ksw years of honorable service. -1j LI _ retire- Sanford Native Wins Challenging New Assignment • • beth Stegbausr of Memphis, 4ftFi w The Lighter da __ __ fuenwell. '' __ ______ 1j - _____ _____ _____ e• HOKIS NOW COMPLITI 0$ WIA$LY 50- TUB RONIS TUB __ _____ - ____ __ __ ____ ___ _____ ____ ' ID T10U0*TPULLY PLA3flI PCI UICWDUIQ H0DU omlAb BLacesac LIT'L7Ikfl N-. - as w $ow $ us, a es ela-au ___ $45 I *5545 S H, I smsixm -- ii$.ii $ Smill r'- ,.kuuu ye bsubitbd er meise, fsrossll u- EusIlna 5. me" ii.sIs? Dales In make $ hubit sash hums se ditty, used pale .1 weesng sauplugn, Wh pied,., q i-i iin_ with undsebeedig- have uNuI ,a..ly a *5i Chwl the teaw __ _ __ r - other - so $ MiSts -- Puesel Iop-- '-as easate. sass on ssMtafliU ___ _ - 1:5151_i . . W. Vasss - t______ .1 aM Se 15*1 - •aa**à.. .-u isa.. .s tera-., N S.Wnt 11u165, ,, . es as ee S. it Saieam it asa __ Illike 901-- ------- WHO" ,s Ba. f55955 Os, no IUflu1iu we to .iWtIl U N la*d.iiag en The i5isuI .rsas sot , to • BeMS _SH hii lbs to ftflJp$ ,e, *5 ei 's.own inma51 ft a.. noise heal, v*'-g ?V? jot problems 51 aederu i ____ Tb. sift. .ya4lI,.. isis' sisSy. Til, auiikuig to ens auntie, alhS be the pieS. Ina.$I,M,, is lb. nose. fliseesn, elsU,ely little is assad baslers _____ er we esasW stege, ing dens Is aslsal be this shag ante *sreughfarw. ___________ g.I.A we weft sill -n Is J,iha As the --btIsat 51 a (Aboes 'III. to Be. ,ng nsisdumsewe. We base a Mau* air ma____ Juts nl, teen. __ __ '-- us St Syp 1 to pr1* e tIer. 'M the I. 1W1. -u•--4 Sealed uO ann be. slew may. stjsgu, i p . eund riluM. -. pee __ - r- iau to .. 0- L1j ' ,- *.0 to Ravenna "A Cosin*unIt by Park 0101omes-Built -- with Pride" kIO1IMgkQJ / - CT.WIOX BUILDING A SPECIALTY Omens) Offles 211 W. *5th II. me HOStEl ON UNT$T wa U p liiN might be possible. The civilian program he Is pressing hardest I., "hop toe," literally, working together* rn determination. me In Saigon, a new regime ok over headed by Prime mister Phan Huy Quit, In Saigon and the ancient iplial of Hue, Buddhist detonstrat-ors quit the streets rid both the Buddhists and is Catholics promised their sixth district commander Jul* Fusselland his staff u inIan Fussell stalling officials, agongef N.Ød SUpping FALSE TEETh oo row took %8 INNIN84 ch scpenation. TkYtnernes.se,oes.?seleita. Just as important was the " akin act that the Quit govern. at security sad icase eostcrl. M. tent received the support of a" he two South Vietnamese uas men . • - I • A JUL 1045 1 JUL 1545 500.00 2 AUG 345 150.00 3 AUG 645 4 SEP 2545 INTEREST DEPOSIT WITHDRAWAL - By lire. ilickle Harris Summer activities at Enter. priss Elementary School opea.d Monday and will eastinue through July *3. All children of the school are Invited to participate. The library program, which Is conducted In the cafetor. turn, offers recreational and developmental reading. Activ' ttles include reading clubs, In. dependent reading, debates, dramatics, charades, bobbles, story hour, creative writing, book reviews, recordings, film and filmstrips, and isest par. ticipants. Arts and cTAft $"do" We bold is the Moth, NOM ifthe junior high biii1'g with a mew subject to be fut*red seek weik, Library periods are from $ am. until soon on Tuesdays and flursdays with the arts and crafts on Wednesdays from until U ass. 2,000.00 1,500.00 2,000.00 ,' • -. • • •: • DATE -• -• 1,3500.00 ff 11750.00 10150.00 600.00 10.01 (This kind of Interest Is only computed and compounded quarterly •' - -- - - . nt 400.00 - 1,110.01 AW Here's What a Regular Interest Account Earns at 31/2% • '•'••$ = - SEP 30-65 S BALANCE . • :• S • bawd on 3 Vs 7v per annum.) INTEREST DEPOSIT WITHDRAWAL - 21000.00 2,000.00 A JUL 10.65 1 JUL 15.65 500.00 2 AUG. 345 150.00 3 AUG. 445 4 SEP 2545 5 SEP 3045 BALANCE , . 400.00 - - 1,500.00 1,350.00 1,750.00 10150.00 600.00 17.11 -a . 11167.11 1W the People on the go Here's What The Atlantic's Daily Interest Account Earns at 4% go Cadillac ! . 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Post 223 will be held it S p.m. States' United ess In the today In the Post Home with * 4. cø. : - --!* oe on 1.45 &ass R5U f,tist .•i: RD. • FOLLOW J* WIN L-s Realty, Saks AM DATE ' • time to TWO .. • -- nothing can act. Whether you travel across town or acrs form 515 plinle be held Dr. sad Mrs. Robert ueev. equal a new or used Cadillac for luxury, comfort, value and performance. ME.YPATMUITI CONSTRUCTION S Floods Danube SmauVillog. u overnment is Which Kind of Savings Account Do You, Want? • - liii • - Seminole county young publicai Club will take • •Mw ____________ Dy Ima anow" 'lb. Juas *,.tinI 51 the YOUR LASTIIIG COMPORT AND CON VK$IINOS _______ - . To Have Picnic / d tinues at a rats possibly as high as 1,100 a month. This Is a faceless war and a nasty one. Yet this I. not the war of a year ago or even two months ago. In the beginning, as defenses In neighboring Laos crumbled and the Communists began turning their attention to South Vint Ham In earnest, the United states underes-timated Communist determination and it over-estimated South Vietnam.'e capabill. ties. U.S. military men began arriving with their families In what seemed almost a lark. They were to play a strictly advisory rd.. it didn't last long. U.S. advisers In the field were being shot at and were shooting back. U.S. casualties They are air fores comtn *nder Brig. Gin. Nguyen Cu Ky and Brig. Gsa Ngu. yen Cbsnh This the tough commander of the lot Corps area, which abuts North Viol Ham at the 17th parallel. $ The Quit g quiet one but so far has work* .4 effectively. Interview with this In Ou•.spondent, Quit binned a neutralist settlement of the war, which he described as the final test between corn. runism and the free world. Appeasement, he said, only lead to an Asian Munich and new gains for the Co rn. inunists. The shifting nature of lLi...u. ('liwsr 1k ' •1 _____ and the Soviet Union. The wound marked off in red on the uilltlaxy maps bat been draining the life of South Viet Nam for 11 years. The effort to close It I. coating th e United Sta tes $2 million a day, a figure which shortly will be Increased. As the war has escalated, so has the cost In American lives. The number of Amen- dc. For a year and $ half uth Vie Vietnamese Buddhists forgot d generals virtually forg ,out ."-war while they rambled for power and six ,yernments fell. The Communist '(let Cong nIt up their forces and emed about to win the war most by default. Since Febnauray there iii S en a change and the de' tcprnent of a new, cautious an South Vietnamese coup eas 5UVUMI1 them. Sanford. Florida The put of lbs rravsas I "Unfortunately," Theisesn Jim. 11, INS energy 'MiS. _____ lick ebildssa its etSi they liked best was a paper an said ,the public has some. WA&T £d asassw, aiUiiz as. flUit PSSIDII aid Isn't quarrel IS "Nie-Gaussis 1*doe 51g. what eehiaophrenle attitude Medieval •---nw they lick assail omlesltj. ails as s Punch., of the co. In this field." psu, .ssswi ion. aonasw a&-.n. When we lesion sneoustee .fflcleszts of Skewasas a nd As homeowners, "5k a Asee-lati Siflir Uvettloleg $ child, we Isn't waste Kertosis." na. via mao? would like to enjoy as eve. Masa$sg IdlIar ti7iag Is find the same has I havi alwa ys been ex. slag .et.of.doors In peace .n... .aid med1eele the invalid. trsaely had 51 Skewness sad quist.' But is motorists, aam sag asashild bsps sad Kurtesin sesofislenta, thsy Ilk, ears that go Balsam tiui O$t lifter cal .1 bed sad In vesy setS,,, ps,tlsela,ly when they are "eurses." VNIND wow* al Woo" a41 km., Sb. sM mae open fire, Th.lesun saM that "tick. 'meat C' mat critically Ill. But reiulsIsg that not nolsgy in wefl ahead if what n azarl Pb.S.grsØor As a test of advancing everyone shares this snthus. is setsIly being done' to we. ' age, Chick the qusetilue be. i.e., I dasHed to Isyots to. lien traMe aelse, I'eelbffibW Isur oa satorier. sa ii Ctetstiz P ag men 51 , dayk eeluaa to the pepsi ly, in to even passle to $5a4 MIdsg pnese4lag CNIeeasa is and U pests, prusthi by Gaseg. J. make p Inwapu - anmemanssa au Whisk alespe In eaey Tje..'s 51 the Mattes) Is. usa quietly, be esid._____ Now 16 Chair ama ifs? seseb (ina.5 .1 Ganads. Lad In building, higtui,e, WhiCh psif.en Aisne or Wraor ... a,,, £$ iChJut was be GM4 the omlanas give Fag. 4 have been posed to Red China rerrorlst bombs threatened a American families and cy were sent home, leaving cit husbands behind. Then came the Viet Coat tacks on American installsIris at Qul Nhon and Plelku. The climax came with the rrorist attack on the U.S. ribassy In Saigon in which re than 20 were killed and arty 200 Injured. Concrete street barriers rid 6 ugly scaffolding a)cng e embassy outer wall are day's memory of that a • ' In Enterprise • humiliate the American s against whom th e North Vietnamese infiltrators are being told they are coming south to fight. lithe Reds do hit It, then the war will have escalated another notch an d U.S. ground forces will be Involved, just as they already are In the air.The advisory role will recede further. And another challenge will general' without whoa gan to mount, • Opens Monday •__ quinsilegIsilen '- Recreation Side _ _ I-a_ pany. 'seen Assault Fo're Nam '- Viét - plans to reside In Sanford and will be working for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Corn' _____ -p- son Tens., and resides with his wife and four children at 411 Tangelo Drive In Sanford. He ___ 6 since last February show no designs of weakening enemy 'Ictermination or bringing him closer to the peace conference Administration Office. table. His first tour of duty in the And the deep U.S. InvolveNing Navy was aboard a Land merit in South Viet Ham may Ship Tank (1ST), and later he deeper still before the become served as a beach crew mem• Worth Vietnamese Reds are bar in a PBY "Catalina" ready to talk. retires CPO ROBERT B. Crowe (right) receives congratulations as he training squadron In Penis' Both the South Vietnamese from Navy after serving 22 years. Crowe was piped over the side with cola. Is 1147 he attended Avis. nd their American advisers traditional honor, rendered by RVAH-7 Chief Petty Officers. lie was tins Electrician's School and believe Communist forces are serving as senior chief aviation administratlonman at time of his changed his rate to Aviation massing for major effort addl' inent. Electrician's Mats. In which could Involve organized tics to serving two tours as by artillery. units backed Air an instructor at the Naval the most ve Technical r'i: lyet to° can air base at Da Nang and I d tours of duty in Fleet Air e of project for the North Care. said. "I believe it Is the only the 9,000 U.S. Marines who Support Squadron (FASRON) Rev. Charles Herron, Seven, Carrier Air Group Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Herron, hlna Council of Churches, (EOA) project in the country Eleven, righ t* r Squadron Loch Arbor, currently serv. which has received a $237,000 approved for a Council of of Theology at Emory Un. venally, lie and his wife, Eleven, Tighter Squadron it lag as pastor of Sliver Palm grant under the federal Eco- Churches." Ills headquarters will be In Joyce, have four childrenand Attack Squadron 111. Methodist Church In South nomic Opportunity Act. 13, Peril, nine, During his Naval carter he Florida, Is moving to a ehal. The funds will provide son- Raleigh, and a staff of 57 per' Michael, seven, and Wesley, Brenda, was awarded the Asiatic-Pa. lenglng new assignment ac itation, education and devcl. ions will assist him. five. r en ordained was centers, Rev. Her the care Medal, cording opment, day to Information toceiv. chic Campaign Herron Is assuming World War II Victory Medals ad here. lie Is to become di. homemaking services, hous- to the ministry nine years theRev.Raleigh post by special W Navy Occupation Service recto: for a newly approved trig and rest stop development ago, and was pastor of Aza from Bishop Medal, the United Nations migrant ministry project In for migrant families In a pro- lea Park Methodist Church in appointment jected eight acres In North Orlando for five year. before James W. Henley of the Fbi. Service Medal and six Good North Carolina. assignment to Silver Palm. ida Methodist Conference. lie Rev. Heron, a graduate of Carolina. Conduct Awards. Chief Crows Is married to Seminole High School, will "As far as 7 know this pro. He Is a graduate of Stetson will remain In the Florida the former Miss Joyce Ellis. direct a state-wide migrant ject Is unique," Rev. Herron , University and Candler School Conference. most - 4 - to. since July, 1162, and cently served as supervisor In charge of the Maintenance :. S ______________________________________________________________________ had been attached to RVAH.7 Letters _ A ; U. S. Naval Air Station, San: ford, when Chief Crowe was piped over the aid, with tn dluonal honors rendered by the RVAH.7 Chief Petty 0111. cars. Chief Crows first enlisted In the Navy in June, 1143. He • FIRST CLASS _ N The retirement ceremony took place during morning quarlors for Reconnaissance Attack Squadron Seven, at ft Lyle C. Wilson Dr. Crane's Years chief aviation admitattrationman, retired from the Navy an June T atbor completing n 10 Red (EDITOR'S NOTE: UP! guard It 315 wiles northeast can dead now stands at more than 850, doubts what It was foreign mews analyst PM) of Saigon. Da Wang's dusty $ i*i ago. ignIt is from ss special a an fl,wsoa, ant Is Vlsi Naa,reports runways that U.S. jet fighter. The more than 32,000 In South is Coasht a LIII at y bombers scream off on their American troops e twice their 1s5 ions Viet Warn at night and day in strength and Ike ability of gainst N orth Vietnamese number of a year ago. More forces to deat and communication are reported on the way. iupply it in the following diaUp to now, despite the masInes and In support of South patcL) sive U.S. aid, the record Is forcos. htletnames. ground By Plat Newsom The jets bar* been killing one of failure. UPI Feral" News Analyst As the U.S. has Increased )ff Communists at the rats SAIGON (UPl)-A splotch )f one thousand a month since Its aid In the south, so the of M spreads like a bleeding oming into action and the Communists of the north have wound across a U.S. military have a two-fold stepped up their own flow ci communist It ma i of reason for hitting the Da Infiltrators and supplies to shows the areas under Corn the '(let Cong. Rang base. munust Vet Cons control. In the last five years the es truction It Is to th e d One Is bigger this year than alt, wreaking against the '(let number l of Infiltrators Is beand bigger last year than the Conr and against the North ieved to total at I.'st 84,000 year before. nomy by des- and possibly another 10,000 The U.S. and South Vietna. Vietnamese eco Its roads and, beyond that. truction of tries. air attacks which have, U.S. air attacks may have bridges. been hitting North Viet Ham The second Is the desire to slowed the flow, but It con- Of Navy Duly , Ann Twisting Job Huge .-- \ • �pag, a 1w,. ii, tIN - - V -sports siftings - -- _ -.. By Sam Stanley The first thing that Impresses a uewuar to Sonforgo especially sm vitally concerned with sport., to the .NortssltM. available for recreatlm of course, knows of of great natural is' PluralS for fishing, boating, hunting and sib., such out4.., spit, that Florida and ps,tkuls,ly isstrsl Florida and Seminole County have t. offer. But the city of San. ord and Its fins recreation department bssd.d by Jim Jeralgan puts Icing on the cake. There's something for almost everyoss. Two play. gesunda take ean of the youngsters during the day with .se,1,thing from 'ii, toe" painting contests to horseshoe pitching. __ Oigsislssd programs of baseball and softball give the young and old alike plenty of activity In the afternoons and evenings. Tb. Pee We. League has sin team of ,sues boys from the sgss of ala dome. The ntns'to.11 age group make up the 10 turns In the two Little Leagoes--Notional and American—sad six Junior Lsague tosses provide exercise for the young teens-13 through Il Fears ofage. Softball glom the men a chance to flu their muscles with a City League composed of esven teams and a vrek Lsegu. of four entries. Mr. J.rnlgaa sod his director of athletics CII Luck have put otgstb.r a highly organized and well-run pro. gram with facilities as good as you'll find anywhere In the loy. The city fathers deserve $ fins pat on the back with reer'eaUos program that has something for almost II'Srjbldy. S • • New, if you've read closely, you noticed that the last ha, of the above paragraph said "almost .,erybody." One age group, and probably the most Important for the future of this ares Is being somewhat neglected this summer. The age group Is the high school set, the upper teens who we expect to act like ladles and gentlemen, but yet at times we won't take time to give them "the Itas of 1 A The city provides floe facilities, instruction and funds for the (.inI P.e.Woe bs.bsll.r., for the lO.to.l$ LILt!. 14511. bss.bsflers and for the 1S.to.11 Junior League bsisbellem But what about the 11.I..1I age groups? What kind if baseball program doss the city offer them? Without much help from the city, thes. boys do manage to play some organized ball, The American Legion sponsors the team, which plays other Central Florida American Legion teams. Business men in the county hays provided money for equipment and uniforms and coaching I. ably supplied by Manager Frank Thomas and his as. sistant James Xuykendali. Presently the local Legion turn, composed of players from Sanford and Oviedo, is allowed by the city to play their home names at Pinehurst Field, a park built just for the Junior Leaguers and softball. The fences are just 275. feet away from borne plate In all three field.. A 15-year. old boy would really have to belt one to knock one out of Pinehurst, but for a 17-year-old, a mediocre fly bill—and U its windy, a high pop.up—means a horns no. i ~ 10 . ?I I .j . S What this age-group really needs I. an adequate ball psrk. The Caapbefl.Losslssg Post 53 loam, Sixth District champione last year, bar, a problem similar, to that of the Lee Angeles Dodgers a few years back, who were forced to play bss.bsH in the confin.s of the Coliseum with Its Mott left field feacs. However, there's one big difference, sad It's that the Dodgers knew that the beautiful Dodger Stadium In the Char., Ravine was on the way up and a real 'baseball borne," was in the near future. But what do our teenage baseball aspirants hay, In their future? Presently the crystal ball I. as empty as Mother Hubbard's cupboard and If nothing is done before next summer, the Sanford team will turn completely into a road show and our boys may even forget what the phrase "last bats" means and the advantages It gives. Eves thIs year, when the Post 53 team plays at home, It sin be quite embarrassing. Let's take this past Sunday, for example. A well. coached, tainted team from Albany, (is., visited for a I ' \Hf '•: doubleheader. All-in-all 11 home runs were hit and what could have turned Into two goods tight ball games, turned sot to be a fiasco with Albany winning the first gsai, 11.1, and Sanford taking the second game, 15.4. On. knew how the day was going to be In the first Inning when young lefthander Ed Fitzgerald was pitching for Sanford, The first Albany bettor, after fouling oft a hali.dosen pitches, finally worked Fltsgersld for a walk. The nut bitter struck out and the third bitter, Gene Martin, popped one up down the righttl.ld lbs which the wind barely managed to take across the fence about five feet fair and Albany had a 2.0 lead. The next man struck. out, the fifth man walked and Fitzgerald then retired the aide with another strikeout. Ho In the first Inning, Fitzgerald atruckout three man, walked two, and forced one of the best young hitters In 1)izk to pop-up. Yet when he walked off the mound, he was behind, 2.0. 4 'i I LJ'd'T.2 . elacs two .1 the tow-baggers cams with the bases jam. m.d. Martin hit another In the second game after grounding out the Suit two times up and wound up the by with five Prner. and 11 151. Albany Coach Paul Eases, proud as he could be about hig young slugger, also displayed $ good seai. of humor about the hose runs. 'That was a Chine., home nsa? quipped Buses after Martin's fbst.issnlng blow. "That was a Japsneee loom," he replied when queried by his bench about the second blast and after the third clout, which must here been a gsod $50.foot.r, Eases approvingly called It 'a little bit betuec." But when Martins fourth homer if the game was aw other of the pop-up variety, Fumm smiled and said, "that am wesldn't have made It out of a telephone be.th." 5 0 Without, knowing it, Mr. Fares summed up the whole ituatles for the Sanford American Legion team, which We I. play, all Its home games In a ."t.l.phoas boelW' esiled PinebeM Pack. if the best bss.o, It's some $ bigger shame when hell perk, Is the slat. if Florida lies s'a-lts.l all sum. — I - *M a Sew blocks sway. claimed by those mponalble for the Seminole It *scla$ Itodiem that II Is I estly I. aosan the son of tin- itedlum tram a f.etbell field to a b-.e5-'l I mom sad via ON It Is net hem In this seener what the asset oset .1 Us sgeswr would be, bet the smilE s'uL' be Web of a sew s.d adequate pack for tradi. (Isusty be built. flat Is, saless the people of this Seem. isity an .IWI.d with banb&i in a "Ielqhss. booth? ,T ~ n~ ; " ! / a ", I . . . TI %_. . . !, . •• .• . ': :.''': 1 4-:• '. :. - ,';c, A.£ .-. i.e. ft. ' ..'. ' : .'. TWO NEW MEN ON THE 308 got together yesterday at Seminole High School. Buck Metti (right) new football coach of the Fighting Scmmoles I. interviewed by new Herald sports writ. or Sam Stanley. (Herald Photo) By Gary Bale liFt Sparta Writer The Jim Maloney stor, could beeafled "How toSiu ceed Through Failure." Maloney, aacl.aatl'a flsi balling rfghthaader, pitch. a ao.hjtter for 10 Innings an equalled a National IAagu strikeout record with II "Z's Monday night, but lost hig bb for a niche In the Hall c Fame when Johnny IawI belted an 11th Inning borne that gave New York a 10 nit tory. The 2Iyesr-old Maloney whose as-se "was tired o& from tipping my bat to lb many ovations," succeeded however, in embrining hi name is lbs record book snpid, tan Johnson, thei with Houston, who lost a nine !nnbnt -no-bitter to Clne1t Harvey IIIww 1';:: P`rft 'gm ct for it Innings with Pittiburst Kingswood Gets 21 Runs, Hits For Seventh Straight Victory The power-laden bats of their postponed game this at. bits and Thomas two for tin winners. Danny Conway waa Kbngawood exploded for 21 ternoon at Pinehurst. runs and 21 bItslast night as In Little League action, the winning piteh.. Georgei l d In tho t J the Builders notched their George. outscored Strickland inning t take the win, seventh consecutive victory, a Morrison 149, to widen their The First Federsl.I4couso 21.9 win over Chase. us-it place lead In the Little live Engineers will make Ui The league-leaders were led American League. their rained out game on Jul by Bobby Johnson and John Jimmy Sheffield had four, 3. Emerson, with three bits each. Emerson and Buck ra..lie - waning piteber. Also In the City Leagi Chick No Treat took a fort victory over USO. AU Junior and Pee ',V Loague games were rain out yesterday. The Tigers and Chiefs u make up their game this lemons at Ft. Mellon Park 1:30. The Rebels and Pantln will squats off Saturd morning at 1:30, also at I Mellon, for their make meeting. Elks and Shrine will ha their rained out encounter scheduled (or Pinehurst Psi 4:30, this Thursday. Clvltan and Rotary make City League Standings JUNIOR LEAGUE W Elks cPO ........... 4 ....,............... a Civilian .................3 Klwsnla .....,...._.... a Rotary ....,.,.......... 2 Shrine .................0 Game Today: Rotary vs. vltan, 4:30, PInehurst Pa UTILE NATIONAL W 13 First Federal ......... 11 Locomotive Engineers 10 Hunt Comets ..........S Quality Mobile Homes 2 Clams Today: Runt vs. Qu Ity, 4:10, Bay Avenue Psi U17LI AMERICAN W Georges ..............32 Navy .................I Strickland Morrison , I Yanks ............*...a 3 1 Cubs ..... Rebels ....... I P..there .............. I t'tgsra ......... ........ 0 Game Today: Tigers Chiefs, 4:10, Ft. Met Park CM LEAGUE W ............. 4 Elagewood Chick N Treat ........3 LeRoy Rabb ..........3 Kilowatts ..............1 Pasaing Lumber ......1 Chase..................1 1710 . .................. 0 Games Tonight; Kilowatts Paselag Lumber at 7: loloy Robb vs. Chick Treat at 1:45. Both gag at PinUsret Park. C1111111,111CIII uwivs W KalgbLs if Columbus .. I PlaecreM Assembly ... 1 Church el Old if P. ... 0 Games Tonight: K if C Congregational at 7:1 PIsrssl iri.b 4:111109111 od Old of P. at I: Balk games aIrt. *511 Park. - -- - -- In Open As He Did In Masters ST. LOUIS (UPI)—Georgs Washington never slept here but Jack Nicklaus did - and that was enough to make him a prohibitive favorite among the majority of golf. era who will tea oft for the U.S. o p en par fours here while the rest of us will be using woods." There are only two par five holes, the NO-yard eighth and the (06-yard 17th. "1 can't i.e anyone In the field except Jack getting on championship In two on those holes," add. od Casper, who won the Open Thursday. Nicklaus not only slept here, he practically lived on the long, rugged 7,191.yard llellerh'e course during the past 10 days. Following the same form. ula which proved so suecess• ful In the Masters and sticknt strictly to his plan of shooting for the big ones, he took a week off the regular tour to get In early practice licks hero. He spent hours charting every hole In his little brown notebook making notes on the good spots and the bad ones, and WU to sit isfied with his progres, that he took the week-end off to go to visit his family In Co. lumbus, Ohio. Today, he will be back as the 8 to 1 betting favorite to win his second Open title at the age of 25. "If ever a course was built for Nicklaus, this Is It," said former U.S. Open champion Billy Casper. 'And If we get a couple of days of rain—it will put Nicklaus In a class by himself." Casper pointed out that 13* 1950. Next to Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Tiny Dill and Christ Blocker are rated as the longest ball hitter@ but Casper does not think any of those three will hit the greens of those two par fire holes in two"This course Is iv.t unfair to the average golfer becsuse be just can't hit the bell long enough to stay with Jack," Casper explained. Wbe he WOS the Mastic. With a record 17 under par back In April, Nleklau did the same thing he Is doing now. He took a week Off the tour and practically lived on the Augusta Masters eeune. Thii*, as now, he played bill. hint pnctice round.. Loma Has Two Aces To Play This Weekend i", - aid Met to the 111k Is MU. for any mosey ha the welt " waukue in 1150 OR Joe Ad. Cincinnati catcher Jobs Edwards echoed Lewis' ebserva, cock's bit. tics as Maloney's fast bill. the third and eighth Innings Maloney's strikeout teat bag "1 had to wear a golf glove and fanned two of three bat. been accomplished In modern and a sponge inside my catch ters in each of the ninth aid times by only two other Na. er's mitt to protect my haM," 10th innings. tins! League pitebere -San- Edward. explained. edged New York 1-1. The BaI. Maloney had a one-hitter dy toufaz twice and Warren AM Cincinnati pitching lImos-s at Boston game was this year against Milwaukee Spaba Is a 15-Inihag game. coach Jim Turner, who has Tom Cheesy holds the race.d "sees seven or sight" whit. Maloney's fast ball, thrown on April 11, with Dull Steaks of 21 strikeouts while pitching ters during his lifetime, sum- as hard In the 11th Inning as breaking. It up In the eighth for Washington Is a lilsalag mad It up when be said: "Ma. In the fitit, limited New York Inning. Jon Christopher spoilgams against Baltimore en losey had the best stuff for to a pair of baserunners In ed a no-hit bid for the rIght. Sept. is. 1153. rans. bander on Sept. 25 last year fooling hitters and he should the fIrst 10 b"Iqi. Ed Kroneand Ellis Burton of Chicago "I wasn't trying to give bans had the ao.bltter." pool reached first on a walk Lewis anything good to hit Maloney's II strikeouts b* to kid oft the second Inning ruined another attempt by at," Maloney explained of his tired his previous output by and Charlie Smith gained first Maloney on July 23, 1113. one bad pitch. "It was e low bios on a swinging third two and Is a club record. fast bail that failed to jam Larry Jackson also had strike that eluded Edwards In him the way I wanted It to. I knew what Lewis could do. He homes-ed off me on May 3." Pitchers have a habit of remembering previous errors and try not to duplicate those mistakes. "I never, saw a guy throw harder than Maloney," Lewis ATLANTA (11Th—I1ie "At. pt-Its today as manager if the said after belting hig eighth lenin" Braves wont ahead of 1115 National League AUltar homer of the year and snap. the Milwaukee Braves In at. team. ping the Mcli' 10-game losing tndancs today In a develop- Mauch. 50, whos. Philadelstreak. "se was grist, but I ment even more amazing than phia Phil.s blew the 1164 wouldn't give back that hit their unbeaten record on the Peasant with 10 straight loss field. The split-personality Brav- es at the I-shad of the season, es, who are lilaying out their was given the honor by NIL final National League season President Warren Giles be. in Milwaukee while walling to cause Johnny Keane defected NATIONAL LEAGUE move hers In 1155, cams up to the American League. W L Pet. (25 with their box office feat Los Angeles 38 22 .63v Jim MaIoai Monday night when they drew ST. ANDREWS, Scotland Milwaukee 31 22 .585 8% 24,436 fans while heating the (UPI) - Defending champion CincinnaU 31 26.544 5% Chicago White Sox, 5-4 In, an Tony lama and 51 other in. San Fran. 31 26 .544 5% exhibition game. Pittsburgh 2921.509 7% But the box cities ieoro was ternatlonal stars were ex. emptied from qualifying Philadelphia 28 28. 500 $ the one that attracted the rounds for the British Open St. Louis 28 30 .483 9 most attention, and It read Chicago 25 32 .439 11% like this: "Atlanta" Braves, golf championship, the Royal Houston 26 32 .439 11% 130,000 fans illor tour szhlbl and Ancient Club announced yesterday, New York 21 39 .850 17 lion game.; Milwaukee Bran. Eight American golfers In. MaMay'e Results es, 125,005 fans for 53 regular chiding Loma were exempted Chicago 2, Houston 0 season dates. for the July 79 tournament at St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 2 Royal Blrkdale. Masters tjtJ. New York 1, CincinnatI 9, 11 PALM BEACH GARDENS, hit Jack Nicklaus, former tel"0" a, Fla. (UP!) - Dan likes British Open champ Arnold (Only games scheduled) Jacksonville attorney, noel?. Palmer, U. S. Senior titlist Today's (lames ed a favorable verdict last Sam Snead, 1514 PGA champ. New York at Cincinnati (N) weekend, sinking a $3-foot Philadelphia at Milwaukee putt and winning the C1.vs- Ion Bobby Nichols, Doug San. des-a, Bill Campbell and Phil (N) Rodgers, who lost a playoff Pittsburgh at St. Louis (N) for the British Open to Bob Chicago at Houston (N) Charles In 1963, ao not re On Francisco at Los An. quired to qualify. gales (N) 6) I) Sports Roundup laid Open to more up nine HOUSTON (UP!) - Lou notches to third place is the Klein, a 10-year veteran of the professional golfers money Chicago Cub organization, standings. Monday was elevated to the The long putt, coming on post if bead coach and be the final hole, gave likes his celebrated his promotion with first victory since the 1153 a 14 victory over the Astros. Dos-al Open and was worth Klein, lb. Cubs' first base $251000. likes, who also has coach for the past two sea no, replaced Bob Kennedy, earned $2,951 from tboe.d tourneys, has pocketed who was made an assistant to Kansas City 15 35 .300 17 Monday'. *.sslts $49,039 on the tour this year, General Manager John C. Ho!. Cleveland 5, New York 4 It was announced Monday. I" Baltimore at Boston, ppd., Jack Nicklaus remained In be top spot with $53,100 al- BIRMINGHAM, Eng. (UPI) rain though be didn't compel. In —Henry Cooper, whose lethal (Only games scheduled) Today'. Games the Cleveland Opea._TOY M hook ones floored Cassius los Angeles at K'-'u City Lame, who bet the toirnoy by Clay, risks his British and (N) istroke to likes, Is I. second Empire heavyweight Utica place with $50,154, Minnesota at Chicago (N) and a possible shot at Clay's Boston at Detroit (N) world championship when be Baltimore at New York (N) CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI)— mists Meal idol Johnny Pne. Gans Maack has a cesndatios go tonight. AXIOM, Obto (UPI)TS7 Nicklaus was the only golfer In the 160-man field "with LOSS WUI have two sees ge. an even chance to get on the WE too' him in the U. I, Open at 10. louIs Ole weskz per five holes in two." "Scalds,," Casper added, bI*NU and Jack Nietlaus. It powerfig psrtay sad "be will ho using four and five Iron shots on the long.. Iama is eta's to semi set s I) m sonma F1111osoam lMs filet 4111111911110 is parked will America's tm"*# Nbun IfoMsed IfoL Get Ing si $ post me 'ly I 4) 4) a - wtaeievesUhest*øeut Of the is the Opes am ?tichiva vies, The rinses Is that a Nicklaus vietesy veuli guarantee Loma a berth is the or wi.. of Ow end a shot at the $50,005 first prise. DAVIDSON, N. C. (UPI) - The third round of play Only four golfers will be is began today In the 1965 the field for the World Series, Southern Juniors afld Boys tabs staled stthe Firestone tenni, tournament with the Country Club, Ak,.., Sept. 11. top.s.eded play,,, in all 13 7% hertha go Is the wis' four divisions still In control net, if the Master., U. I. Defending Juniors ehampi. Oes P0* aM SeMIE Opus. on Turner Howard of Knox. However, If any man wins Seeded Junior Netters Remain W m Vet Doubtful I) a a alr.ady has takes the Maitees this yes,, leaving $ et spas (or champeges Toni I, St Mu. comes Ihru SPOKANE, Wash. (UPI) sad. - Veteran guard Jerry Kim poor Of the Green DAY Pack. are may never play football again, his Coach Vine. Lom. bardl announced Mond ay, Kramer, who has had a large numbs, of Injuries Is his career, faces a hernia operaties eees sad Lombardi believes that It might mark lbs and if lb0 football career, for his its, guard sines Xrê. met's stomach wall I. already weak from previous opera. I time, Hybrid Racer 1) MODRNA, Italy (UP!) racer, built by three of the world's top auto firms, ,, a was Iataidnesd *5sdey by the Medesa 'Ipoeto Car" company. The tram and body of the - car tess firm the Bnglbeh Comm .spesy, as egki Is a Penart Now and she gears me made by the isa! In Mnssc.0 factesy. -- *miYarl WuaTa -1%377 ERVICE 0) I) ---- -- . - - -. ?'' CA ,, Regisfer - AN-12 are urged to attend and for further information may call Vicki Hubbard, 1O Tangerine Drive, after 6 p.m S e PARTIES CONTINUE toe Mrs. Dossle deanabl, wits -cf the Sos-sn., skipper of RV. AU 4 and for Sirs. Shirley Yovngblade, wife of the new * - tess. -\j . - - - - • - £ ¼ For no and Jane Davidson as bos- .- .- - 1 - - - Is Iii had a busy and fun-filled weekend starting with bridge at the horns of Eleanor She-v. un, Thursday. High score was Ann Underwood with Lan.y Skelly taking second. Later that afternoon Captain Richard Fowler spoke at an All H and s Welcome Aboard picnic at Lake Gold. en sponsored by R.connais. sane, Attack Wing One. Cdr. Paul Werner, Chief of Staff was also Introduced. Cold beverages, hotdogs, ham. burgers and all the trimmings were cooked, served and do. voured with pleasure. Everyone participated In water skiing, swimming, sack races and meeting new people. Despite the occasional drizzle, - :-*;-'-'' - :, '. - , A DURANT NOWC President meeting was first on the agenda with a discussion of the proposed changes for the constitution and by4iw, of the Naval proposed changes for the constitution and bylaws of the Naval Officers' Wives Club, Shirley and Donna )(cDan. It was a well-planned party, 1.1, co-hostess, served deilci. under the direction of John ous refreshments all as-rangFerguson and was enjoyed by ed on the squadron's green all. monogrammed table cloth, Friday evening a squad- which was decorated with a ron pool party was schedul- centerpiece of yellow and ed, but again, due to the rain, orange flowers and small It had to be moved Indoors owls. S S to the ward room of the xn'ry O'GARA NOWC vice president airman and historian; Mn. C. Smith, RVAH.9, cornonding secretary; Si r a. ek Dennison, RVAH.11, me. rdlng secretary; Mrs. Paul ales, RVAH.11, hospitality airman; Mrs. Earl Unger, atlon Wives. Thrift Shop airman: Sirs. Marion Wit. uck, Staff Wives, coordina. of the Navy Wives meet- r room. These women have served the board since January 4 during the put six inths have sponsored many tivities and accomplished renal projects. Feature involvements In. ided selling the "Recipes on ride" cookbooks; planning e spring Bombing Derby rial party; assisting in or. nization of the Sky Anchor utmistress Club; sponsora luncheon-fashion show; onsoning a dessert bridge r Navy Relief; assisting In mpl.tion of the Navy Wives teting room aboard the sta. in. Latest activity of the board is the presentation of. do. tion of $200 to Chaplain o McDonald for Navy Re. f. Nominated for the pt-eal. acy for the next six month. Mrs. Edward Williams of AlI.1; Mrs. J. N. Henson RVAH-P; and Mrs. J. A. 1111am. of IIVAH.7. Candidates for first vice uldent include Mrs. Sterne it, of RVAH.8; Mrs. org. Kaseote of RVAH.12 d Mr.. William Cantrell of B Station Wives. Decoration thins, for the rot will he "Far East." The as of the Savage Sons yes will be to display a riety of items brought back their husbands from their rent deployment aboard the nger A fashion show of ndmade Oriental clothing II highlight the morning as array of pastries and food io depicting the theme Mrs. ire Dearoiph will serve as orations chairman, Mrs. rry Gehrlg as food chair. so and Mrs. C T. Butler ihion show chairman. . S RVAII.1 Officers' Wives Id a party Saturday at the me of Jo Anne Sample and )etitute publicity chairmen, n-sine Williams and Holly 11 have submitted this on"I recitation of the eve. ga activities: 'Twas Saturday night In etord.town and the liveliest rty beard around was the roe of "On." at a "wetting wit" for Tigers, Murray I Samplel atlser.d about, on chairs I floor, we toasted and inched and toasted some re. (While the men did the no in Singapore) with srkllng punch and s feast - ample. Sees at the door and greet. each guest were Joan and Anne in Oriental beet., ding charm to the party's irest of exotic, faraway cee. bs table all decked In ght Navy hue, boasted a del of CVA4L Busy cama wets e)kktng, to bring to view, all the squad- l's familiar facw lbs guest hit, numbering I. a few. Included three rbss-a, sad Carolyn, too. ills Mary Lane and Molly red baby news, loss-alas I Marty Played "tune loll .5.,, WY sad less talks'S it ilis to some, while Ililys I Visa bragged .1 LIttle igu. $ees. Myrna and lIckhad much to may as they ed with Vicki, Jerry and rs6 U vaisticaing gels were pl y missed. (It's hoped y'rs on lbe very out ). Two Shirley,, sad Ruth. and .west Irish Owes, 5 Edith and Kay and our nbet Os., Las. With the games all played the songs all sung, the silos en isis sad nary gui, as we settleddews Lonp d oo - By I Fifty youngsters registered Friday morning to partici. Pots In the summer recrea. program being conducted at Longwood Elementary School under the direction of lion r' MARY -.. I - - _, • - - Coach Walt Dzurus of 17. man High School, and Mrs. MAGGIE NOLTA Nell DruedIng, county school leaving soon music teacher. tee all the commotion was The program will continue When I. the very next pro for seven weeks, Monday otlon?" through Friday. On Mondays the young people will meet at Skate City for roller skating from 9 un til 11:80 a.ns. and ° Thursdays they will be at - usiness riefs - - -' :.-' " .1 1 - - -. 1. -, ... • - - -.'; - - it - ? - - -1 -.' - .- - , - .-: -.. - -•- -. - - - - -- - ________ - - -. - - - .; , - - - - - - .'' -- - - ' • ..., ' Land O'Iakes Country Club in Caas.lbervy for swimming from 9:80 am, until noon. Four Sanford fndependsu The children must provide re and casualty Insuranc teats will be among tb their own transportation and ore than 1,200 who will go a fee of 35 cents will be or at Miami Beach gods: charged forkiwUimrnin1 and 40 cents for sng. EM AD 1118 DAY .; A POTTED LORAL ., - [ ARRANGEMENT 10111 - I* to start preparing their land now so It win be settled and ready for the new trees when they at-lye, Last year, Forest Service nurseries produced and sold 59 million seedlings. Last Apr-It nurseries planted seeds for about 63 million trees. - - 1.- begin distribution of pine seed. to planter, on Nov. 23. Reforestratlon Supervisor Aaron Jordan urged planters • WILLIAM V. ZECUAR, aviation machinists mate third clan., wa.. selected as Reconnals. vllle Nursery sance Attack Squadron Seven's Plane Captai nrap.,llle Ave. of the Month for April and received a latter o f122.0884 commendation from Cd K K Enne uad tt's D.alee" Ton commanding officer.' • ' FDR Jr. Tosses Hat In The Ring r the 61st AnnIversary Cot Students who have not as WASHINGTON (UPI)7 mUon of the Florida Asic alien of Insurance Agents. yet registered may do so any Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., Sanford agents making es morning tthOhOOl. Events planned for Tue.. the man with the magic rvatlons for the three-da: days, Wednesday., and Fri. name, Is available to run for eetlng at the Hotel For Inebleau are Alex MeKibbir days, are arts and craft., mayor of New York City—If lit MeKibbin. Bob Kant music, athletics and games, the right people ask him to. baby picture contest, bubble. 4 H. F. Tatter. Roosevelt made that clear SO. gum blowing contest, hobo during a news conference he Maurice Bulled, Sathx stew and hobo contest, bicalled shortly after New in saleuman for T. G. Le cycle rodeo and races, watermiry Company, will be as melon cutting, twist and York Mayor Robert F. Was. tied as one of the top I limbo contest, fishing eon- nor announced he would not ilesmen In Central Florid test, dolt and hobby show, run for a fourth term, Wagner's decision threw the Distinguished Sales wiener roast, treasure hunt, an's Award Banquet Frida talent show, and junior Now York Democrats Into an the Cherry Plaza Hotel Ii Olympics. uproar. rlaodo. Special activity planned They need a strong candi. The Sales and Markclini for this Wednesday Is a pea. date to oppose 43-year-old recutives Club of Centro nut hunt. Rep. John V. Lindsay, who lorida is sponsoring the ban has entered the mayoralty it and Dr. James W. Par A thoroughbred horse is a race as an Independent Re. ,h, pastor of the First BaU specific breed of horse. publican. it Church of Winter Park at be the guest speaker. The Central Florida Sales an of the Year will also b inounced at the banquet. - NSTA for YEAR-ROUND COMFORT! 6, 1 with Central Air Conditioning Complete Installations or Added To Your Present Furnace and Duet System, DICK CONNORS FINEST Heating * Air Conditioning Co., Inc. 423.1657 (Call Collect) cts,1 Service AU QUALITY and SERVICE maw 1411 N. ORANGI AYE. ORLANDO "If you HAVE money we want It!" "If you WANT money we have it!" 005 The Zale Jewelry Company C., which plans to open i are In Seminole County, he feted to purchase for an vi selosed sum, all outstandln area of the Dallas-base :lhcrn and Son, Inc., dr-u ore chain The Skilleni aln Is the largest in lb ,uthwest. Prompt stockholder aecepi ice of the sale offer is es ctcd, Skillet-n's officials se srI. The Zale firm, also Dallas Z iiiiiiiiiiiii lill '111010 1110 ised, Is the world's larges tall jeweler with 411 r-etal ores In 33 states. Nearly 4 iditlonat stores are undo, instruction or In the plan*ln age for opening during 116 id 1966. 000 Three new Food Fair, Inc. permarkete have ben open In as may states thi: rek, executive vice pt-cal nt Slyer B Marcus has an eared. The new stores art Bradford, Conn., Wes ptford, N. J., and Fort Lou rdale. Food Fair now operate on than NO supermarket-ung the eastern seaboard, I Ufornia and Nevada. OS. Mr.. Elizabeth )(athleui periencid floral arranger, I P1 w In charge of the Grape Ile Florist Shoppe on Grape Ile Avenue. Mrs. Mathiev.i a had many years of exper. ice In all phases of at-rang t- and stands ready to servo cry need, whether It in 4,1 displays and bouquets 1-well gifts, funerals or anj or occasion. S.. l'wo area Gulf Life Insur. ce representatives, D. D. INTEREST mmago and P. J. Harris, Ii attend Gulf Life's annual esident's Club Convention New York City, June 17- MOS. CERTIFICATE kpprozimately $00 Gulf Is sales leaders bars been riled to attend the confer. Of Nk . ON 12 DEPOSIT 0 5 ltlantk Coast Use Rail. 4 has placed orders for 75 new freight cats at a it of more than $83 aIls, it has been announced W. Thomas Mice, ACL sldcat. Jet Fighter C..bst First large.ecsle combat be. 'sell jet fighters .ccurred sIng the Koresa 'War. 1. 5 esgagemont, U.S. POt two" lbs do uctisa of NO SilOs to ilast the less of only $5 breJ US a/"n&w •• HWY. 17-12 SOUTH —, 3E .e .*NVIU1 i aua I I I SANFORD SHOPPING PLAZA I *_ ''I . . - 11, •. U TALLAHASSEE (UP!) The State Forest Service will ., .; ,;ji ..- .. '. - Pine Seedlings 1 Production Up -. - ' • RVAH4 Offleet,' Wives 0 5 skipper, Enlisted Wives of Nine honored both first ladies with a cba9e.of.eomman4 dinner at Creighton's Restaurant last week. Both Were decorated with earnation corsages and Mrs. deGahahl was presented with a silver tray by President Grace Hers-In In the name of the club. Mrs. Yoüngblade BOQ. Chief Bloodworth di. SMOKING AND HEALTH was given a lovely floral or. serves great praise for set- was the subject of a program langant. In turn, Mrs. de. ting up the party, complete seen at a recent meeting of Ganshi presented the club with dinner service on very the RVAH-3 Dragon Ladles, with a ceramic hot plate em. short notice. Dr. Kenneth Wing presented bellished with the Hoot Owl Hosts and planners of the a film and s series of slides emblem. Party were Russ Wilson and thawing pictures of cancer of Cdr. and Mn. deGanabi Tom Basted, who, with the the lung and heart disease,. were wished boa voyage as aid of George Snyder, enter. A strong Impression was they depart for their new du- taletid the guests with their made on the group, as evidty station In Norfolk, Virgin. famous "Whistling Fliers." enced by the lack of cigaretIs and Mrs. Youngblad, was Many old panty games were tes seen being smoked by welcomed as now first lady revived to make a fun break members, following the pro. of the squadron. In the evening dancing. New gram. Next meeting of RVAR.9 members of the squadron who Joining the club In seeing Elf Wives will be a coffee w e r e Introduced Included the program were members on Saturday at 7:80 p.m. at Dave Ahern, Bruce and Judy of the Sevenettes Club, In. the home of Joan Wing in Beyne and Bill and Charlotte eluding Mrs. Billie Johnson Lake Mary. A welcome home Kehm. and Mrs. Joyce Marten, a 0 S Party for the husbands Is be. guest. - lag planned for July 12. MRS. MAGGIE NOLTA Under old business, Des S S was the honored guest at the Brister gave a report on the JETSTREAM APOLOGIS. recent evening coffee of the Installation dlnner.danee and ES to Cdr. deGanabt for Us- RVAH.18 Officer.' Wives. Informed the club that 72 pering the wrong picture In this Maggie and five of her sin sons attended. The music was column last week. We heard children are leaving soon to donated by the Bristcrs and about It from all sides. We drive from Sanford to Call. posters were made by Stanplead Ignorance, having nev- forisla, camping out along the ley flilli. er had the pleasure of meet. way until they get to the A thank-You note is to be log Cdr. deGanahl. The photo West Coast. From there the sent to the Ben Franklin In our files, with his name Nolta family will embark for Store for their donation of on It had been Incorrectly Hawaii, where they will make the table flowers. Carole Sunlabeled and was actually a their home. brook, publicity chairman, Oldest son, Franklin. Is ex- presented each officer with is photo of Cdr. Shipman. We do have one of him now, the pected to visit them when he pietist-, taken of the group at correct one, thank goodness. makes the summer cs-ui., with the Installation and showed S S his U. S. Naval Academy the club the special guest sec--AFTER A WHIRL of par- clau, some time In August. lion of the scrapbook and ties In their honor, Cdr. and The Intrepid Maggie was signatures of guests at the 3(rs. James d.Ganabl tumid presented with a variety of dan the tables and entertained gag gifts from the wives for Under sew business, TIab the officer's wives of RVAU- her trip Including a (li-it aid Bill., refreshment chairman at their Hibiscus Court kit with appropriate instruc- Informed the club that the tional and a pair of sun stage- hostess for future meetings home last Wednesday. .1 Cdr. deGanahi had just re- ago big enough for the whole will be named at proceeding turned from a six month de- family, There was a set of meeting.. Also, Nancy Lack. ployment in the Medlternazis. ear plug, Is ease things get land, repreesntati,s chairman as and was enthusiastically too noisy and a ..t of stole.. called for a volunteer to help welcomed by the winos who makers In case thing, get too on the telephone committee. listened attentively to all he quieti Janet Painter answered the - could tell them about the During lbs business meet- call. cruise and their husband., ing It was pointed out that Cirole Surbrook volunteerwho an due borne next Ann Johnson and June Me. ed to make arrangements for Lain had purchased, altered a demonstration of flower as-aosth. Cocktails and hors d'oeuv' and Installed bright orange ranging. This Is expected to gee wets served by Deeds and curtains in the squadron's be presented at the club's Jim Is a group IcMt'sg Pat ready room and they were next meeting on July $ at Dusk Kathy Ct-lowell, Car- KIM Is rots of thinks for 7:10 p.m. In the meeting olyn Krause, Doty Mallcsow. their service. room. New club officers appointski, Sirs Jan. Smith, Kitty The club has adopted a Sa$es', Olanle Sullivan. Mar--- ed were Marlene Nichols as new motto - Congeniality Is lan TI.., Shirley Youngblade, board representative and Di. our business." Caryt Marshall and Mends arose Queen as publicity Hostesses for the meeting if the host, Csalils sad chairman. Irsn. Daigle and were Tub 1111., who donated Barbara Batil will be hos- a white layer cake decorated Speed Moreland. tesses at the neat function, a with rod rossi and Janet - amm has bees a busy luncheon to be held July 1. Painter who brought lemon ss far, for officers' Hostee.es for lbs esff.e were CUPC&km 5 5 wives of RVAH-$ beginning Betty Euriburt, Rena Poster with a coffee at the After. and Mania*n. Bergs-es,. PLANS for the election On June 4, June sad Roy coffee of the Naval Officers' burner hoeteesed by Pat Pin. nil, Nancy Mall and Margaret SicLain bested a pool party Wives Club was the main for officers and wives. High. Item of discussion at the reKits. Desks Is-own officiated at lights of the evening Includ- cent maetbng of the board at the meeting and many new ed the feat if Man Lakes. the home of Sirs. Carol Items if business wets dis- back who threw Jetty Stokes, Smith. cussed by lbs group. New into the pool. July 5 at 10 a.m. is the date Carob and Joe O'Shea en. and time of the event, which chairwomen will be taking Is July and the aim. gaged In a pitched battle with will be held In the NAS ball. Lt.a was asked to Indicate $ "mystery - couple" who room. Sponsored by the NO. on which committees they turned out to be Check Bet. WC, the hi-manuel ee(fse is gres on Max Lukesbseh's being hosted by members of wou4 wish to work. At the monthly bridge, sheuldersi The contest was the IVAN-I Officers! Wives Judy Kuehn won high score. dedsred a drew# with help Club under the directios of She bad just rsturasd frees frees Des lit.. whe toppled their board uprsaestative, a week's vacation towing Joe and Mu frees ad., we. Mrs. Nick Merge, Florida with her husband LI. 6". Highlight if the selfhe will Gordon Ku.hn, ptethsg that New arrivals is Thurtesa be the election, eta new pies. a little vacation can put you include LI. Jimmy IrIttlan's Ident and first vice president on your settle. Ioroisd high 1f. Ruth and their toss - of the board. New hosed rep. went to Josni. Juby sad low chllds, Ppmela, eeven, Pa- nesentativee Will take over to Betty Kopp. Dock, Brows trims, ala, Paggy, fly sad their pesitloas at that time, three. LI, IsiWais was also. O and Anna Ysnaree were ce- Paula, a studit Is RVA11114 from hostesses. Current president Is Si,,. The "Dmsgssa" turned In. Novimbir 1514 to May INS. Michael Distant of RVAH-3 to saijal butterflies when of- Be was Previously as school and Ice president Is Sirs. ficer4ndwir wives and dates at Lowry API is Denver. Patrick O'Gars if *VAIIS. gatheiitat the balk..n for Ruth Is ft-on, Minnesota and Curs-eat beard members haelude Mrs. Behest Reekaor, a steak fry recently. Dsvetag ;is fres OL'shiss. 0 0 followed the delicious dinner *VAH.I, "end vies presi. and lbe evening was dselaa.d RVA114 OPPICUI' Wives dent; Mrs. Ray Murphy, IV. held a ee.hinstin .eths and AM-I, traswal Sirs. Nick "a complete aumea.." Wives are remInded of the Tupperware, per?? Thursday Merge, IVAH4, thrift shop luach.os Thursday at the Or. at the horn. if Ibis-ky assistant; Mrs. DouaJd lIe. land. £71 wIth Gerry loris- !.uagbiads. The bwksee ascII. IVAM.?, imblIcitr - 95* te more than cue of the big toet viii., Tens., advanced easily crowss, the first alternate Monday with a second round victory over Ned Campbell spot 801111 Is the previecs of Atlanta, 6.0, 6.0. Howard year's Weld lerm wEaN, Lisa. Niekier drew a first-round bye,La this "IS station. Those attending will discuss future O?ganlzatlonal plans, and most their corn. standing and executive offIc. as and their wives and the base chaplain. All enlisted wives of RV. C Rp [inalilterJ AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB By DeW, Austin FIRST OFFICIAL ms.tIn Of the enlisted wins of RV. AWII will be held June 21 at 7:80 p.m. In the Navy WI. n-es Meeting Room on thi I) _ Mienu*ta $4 20 .680 'ChIcago 84 21 .618 M Baltimore 31 25 .554 4 Cleveland 29 24 .547 4% Detroit 2928.537 5 Los Angeles 29 81 .483 I New York 26 80.464 9 Boston 24 81 .436 10% Washington 25 34 .424 11% of - o In ' Games; Sikes Now 3rd I _6 — ke- *ti of *I ^4 P . Atlanta Outdraws Milwaukee Standings ':;1 -:;, ' June 16, 1965 the fourth lening. During his strikeouTTinge, Maloney struck out the side In *A as be paced Chi. cage to a 14 win over Haul' toe, while It. Louis downed PIttsburgh 1-2, In the only DOW National Iaague action In the only American Lea See gam. played, Cleveland - t. 1' "-- rl _ -'-- , d- — i ;, .: r Sanford Atlantic ...... 7 (lam. Tonight: Sanford Au S 5 tic vs. Navy, 7, Fl. Met Park This pop-up home run b.gsn quit, a day for the II. PBS WIB LEAGVE year.old left-handed bitting Martin. Its third round draft W cheks of the Washington Senators komerid the next three times up—two solid blows and sos was pop.up-4* give I him tour roussdtrlppers In the first game and 11 UI, . I ;;;~_Ll t. . 'I • lm.-Malo No u sn I Luck For Jim — I �, in t . . '. 1. ...- . - -_ _ _ - - . - - -- 6 ill!! -Z.7 1 I omk ql , Page 5- June 15, 1MB Americans Marrying" ' ' 0. Sorority Presents Awards To T rLo Roweev. Nr. and L Bar.IDonald Cbs Uwards,M _n menu, Was Nancy Davis, Mann and Herbert Mann. m.,i:,, ~'1 Tbe Gowa iIer .1 bsld the annual snd.ofth.less' banquet at the Capri Restaurant recently. : ____ . • •. II- " eitataedlej work In the so,. .elty during the peat year, Mrs. Kathy Took* outgoing resident, sainted silver trays to Mrs June Brodie, 'aba was selsetid as "Girl f t I. . I ______ . '' . . : .. - .. ' . •' . ' , ,. estatt.ildlng pledge of U. ____ . • Kathy Took* was present. edagoldplaqueuamo. ' -. adults wig have Uil hymn. rind at some time in their Given In marriage by her lives by the age of 65," Dr. brother, Woodrow .' . and MM Joak Schim"It Mr. KATHY TOOKE, center, outgoing president of Gamma Omega Chap. and Mrs. Kathy Took., Mr. gins end sad Mrs. Johnny Mr. SM Mrs. Terry Smith. services during her term of office. Mrs. Tooke presented sliver trays June Brodie, oft, who was selected as "Girl of the Year," and Betty Mann, right, who was voted as outstanding pledge of the year. Also Mr. MW MM Richard . - . - ii - -. I. :'?4g - . t 0I !' •- 41 •_ !I :. P :, .- 44i I.I - ' - P . ' 0_,. •. .; •- m.. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, new • '' • -. ..I . - honored the entire faculty of Lake Mary School at a dellghtful coffee at the end Of the current school year, Pictured from the left are Mrs.-J. H. VIllInms, cochairman; Morris Ru. 1 ! ; .. I " , j Simla Barnwell. Dorothy An. detests, Barbara Estes, Judy Taylor, Mary Sewell, Helen he brags that he married mother who Would expose a L BROCUNBROUGH Miss Carole Van Wicklen Engaged To G. . Anderson C whits accessories and she the detachable orChid wants to, not because quet. FoUcwthg a wedding 'as do? S to . • .• -- . i. .-' ;. . . - Ile Sarnmetu . . . W ______ ___ w.i4- __,. GLAMOROUS ELKE • -.. .: - SOMMER, who's now brightening the dree can be felt as punish. -you had better check the meat for provided you have one? door sweeper and has a sharp zatlon that they have been left Do you know that gardening broons.lIks stream of water alone to raise and protect the children, they feel th at lonely is truly . had not really known the oz- feet so Invigorated after It's gone on lbr 13 years for cltement and the fun of see- a You session out of doom and you basal ftl go K may be Ing things grow and getting difficult for you to coetider out In the sun and air until t he" modern aids make your American screen, will next be seen in "The Art of Love." Don't look for her on tel. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. when West opened his single' ton heart and five when West TV Time PrevilOWS opened his diamond sult. A couple of South players WORTS IS &Q108 .•aA? •KQI 2 ZABT 652 AJ 6 I 564 • 61063 SOUTH (D) AXIS 4 K Q 10 ,6• A83 7 the West ha,I no trouble selecting out Into the air &W exercise charming lilly - of - the - valley fields mad freedom may be the king of diamond. as his without strain (more ° for an apartment-dwelling one you can't entertain . THAT idea later).And all you opening lead. South held off need is easy-to-use equipment. friend who has no garden and So I am going to manipulate e button of until the third diamond end I talked to someone who none of the fun of using all you by pushing th the Molnar tools and aids. your Sense of respoesibilltr eventually made four no. knows about the nowest aids When you feet tired, it f0c the child- I'Aft going 90 tr? trump because East held the for ga rdening or for just bar, seems to wear off ones you get to got you to a psychoanalyst are of hearts and no more I nc a pretty plot if ETIU. Mel- going In your garden, no seat. by telling you such action will nor Industries, an old and ter how small it is & most to. be productive for Your Ow. diamonds. Top score went to one pair well-known American iudui. ward ing bobby. It's time you showed yours - who reached three no-trump try, have developed a Molnar This summer, make garden- self to him as a woman 'abe after a two club response by Traveling Sprinkler, end It 15 lug your bobby and have needs strength other than her North-a raise to three clubs almost humant Ibey have "fun after forty." own. The boy's talk of getting - Doth huh West North 1151 Pa's 2• * Pass 2 N.T. Pa's a N.T. pass Pass Pam Opening load-6 by South and a rather pstu- Metnor Garden Shears, which liar but ______ highly successful have "floating fulcrum ac Tbornt. McLeodI" tion"-but don't very If you three no-trump by North ______________ This left East an lead and do not understand the "Jech. him tells us that he thinks of woman as a burdee-biariag he had a very natural open. nicol" t.flu Just use the woo. Almost all the weeld's eve, show him that maulte IS _______ oneno-trumpand no-trump after South rebid Ing of his fourth beat heart _____ t of Jusapim ham comes from necessary to YOM, It whereupon North was able to muscle strain? Th. Aqua the Sewn of Alsatos In the not that aUsuftidest freak Joe and Eddie do part of their prove the no-trump opening. _____________________________ yak. "Johnny Rids the Pony, German NCO. One, Two, Three." (Rerun) 8:30-9:30 P.M. CBS. The Red act and Judy Collins, a fins On rare occasions we do open An excttig and potent drama Skelton Show. (Rerun) Vin. folk singer, does one stylish one no-trump with a worthconcerning underground ac- cent Price plays two charac- number. The rest of the show lass doubleton, on many oeand Ron Sobol as a When You're Down and No- the gh Pun and good food highli t. ed a recent evening: when members of 'Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi We don't . • In spite of the diamon(i bid I take - - - -school ters In tonight's comedy is aimed at Youth. Met for 11 Pool Party And Pot wood luck supper at the home of (RALd1Q TV Time Show of the Night: port from Tommy Sands as dition of "Nobody Knows You were promptly raised to the two no-trump * For Sorority • th eir failure as wivwell, how don your garden ton to use. It's a modem out- ea. to the hurt ad Visit reali- . ig TUESDAY, JUNE IS, IM carries the show, with sup- ny Meehan does his great rea- ,opened 0 4F - boy is almost killed sketch, Black Rant and Beige 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Doctors jot- suit, but never when we during a secret initiation and Bert, but be still can't get and the Nurses. "The Sue- have both the w or t hI. s s clubs. A Joyce and Chuck aim "Poses the campus prob- the better of Sheriff Deadeye. peel." (Part 11) (Remo) con- doublaton and the five card Anita Bryant sings ,'Hooray eluding episode of the story in major. 5 km. ABC. Cam- For Love" and "Days of Wine which Dr. Tailaski Is charip &moral - South p I g y 9 bat. "More Than a Soldier." and Roses." A policeman no- ed with manslaughter for an reached the no-trump game Rerun) A personalised mincing a rich person's maid abortion dea th. Most of to- af te r t he bidding as shown in •) She Is presently aItSMIag the dip., chip. and a variety of school if Certified Labora tory casseroles, the "big I dram& about a small war. Is the subject of Red's stleat alght'd episode involves the the box. North's two "mond Hospital, Daytona Reach. bathing suits or casual attire Her fiance was born In San- was unable to resist swim. ford and Is a 1133 graduate in the lovely pool, of Seminole High School. PolEnjoying lb. evening WUS - Pat and Gary Mine, therri I attempt on th e part of the response was a temporizing Sanders gets trapped with * spot. young G. I., who can't bring 8:309:30 p.m. NBC. Hulla- hospital staff to unearth the bid that lid easily to three ________________________ himself to kill. Vie Morrow baton. (Color) (Rerun) Dan- real killer, . suing and Stares Bolti, Gayle and * Navy, be Is presently affUiat. Richard boeolsk3, Pam and .4 with the Coca Cola Bottling Cooper, Jan and DOS Jerry Company, Da)rtoea Beach. Cahill, Al and Sharon Davis, The marriage will be 501' Betty and Jack Erickson, Jo 0 TELEVISION TIJIDAY p 6tH ___ No. 13 Lucky 50 (I) Isv. TONIGHT (6) Diagnosis C mint Treat- (I) combat Jeopardy (I) The McCoYs U:*i (1) (5) (3) Sir. Novak Price Is SUshi For Aquirre DETROIT (UP!) No. 13 obviously Is Hank Aguirre's - on July It, summer, resuming 1* 9) 5:30 (2) The The Detroit 'Tiger lifthancler at St. Breed am Catholic IJU Kay. and Art lie, *2:50 (3) Call Sty 5Itt and Mrs. Oscar _ by, new principal beginning 1965.66 school year; Mrs. L. A. Barley, co(5) N.w.cope Co(' itlily Orahani Fall. ci, r.v. .t ut. Beach. Church, Ormond has won seven gaines this seaPaul Lands, Betty wait., attended the dinner .w..Papineau Betty and lksltoa OM (I) $ lIed (5) retiring pr i nc i pa l . (I) Donue c Irman; and Floyd Richards, I Usginy and Vat Ilarnett. - meeting sponsored Croki1e son and three ci them were lOS (I) The Tycoon i,,s (s and .,. -__, lob McKee, Pays 8151. of Polrler by Judge Mr. and Mrs. Al (5) flit1ei-ltiktV JunettOs P.ItIeOst •:i. (5) 13:31 (3) I'll not scored on the 13th of the Walker Matthews at Turnbull 1. Mona and Rick (5) Payton Place (5) rataer Kiev. 1.51 month . Blvd. were host. at CBS t:IS (6) Reports it New Smyrna Beach. Castle. Deltona and lbs hosts. (5) searc* for Tomw. Demonstration ____________________ (2) Moment of rue a garden party, entertaining (1) M•$IIUIA He 1*11 lb. Kansas City rev 10:05 (5) rusillv. , the Dolton Civic of members (6) 'Ths Doctors C Nurus osirnag uguj O A th letics as April 13, the Miss Niekie Scott of Paul(2) Who Can Vets A dessert lunchSlated (2) NBC News Washington Senators on May 11:11 (2) (6) 15) I ka, daughter of Rev, and Mrs. Association. ESSJ lay 1:55 (I) Girl Talk by was served followed 13, and Sunday be dsleMod1 11:31 (5) The laSs Show Mrs. Peggy Pa c k s r 4, . Damon Scott, formerly of Di. eon (I) The Kebus Game tables of bridge. (I) Theater if the Its.. (5 Neve, 14 W.ath the Minn.iuhi Twins. nary, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. seveat In Aiti fourth grad, teacher at Pinsuse (3) Toalskt Show IsIs (5) P.e,s Drive Edward Perry of Sunsit La The Wit-Id Tit-.i erast School received a An art demonstration will Little Cindy Creighton onWZDNDAY A. (5) 1.st's Saks A Deal and daughter, Kathy. I . cedificales recently, . (5' Niwsltite tertaln.d firs of her dialnu. MISS VAN WICKLEN be conducted by lire. be the Rod Cross 1:55 (3. woc ________________________ Luke, Holly Hill, at of News the Di. -• . . Members Almanac At th. end of the school •, j (3) David Miller, father of Mrs. tire friends at a splash party .;: $;N '5) Password (:) TV Classroom Bury Mansion, Wednesday, . Cir. Water Safety Adult'swimming 1:30 (2) Moment .1 Truth day she announced that the • A. MacNaughton of Horns- at herinhorn. on Hartley 6:15 (1) New. * w.s.t., ' June to, at 1 cehebra p.m., followed as t. (5) Plame IN the wi. cl, C dy, who w (6) Summer Semester stead Avenue, Is spending who recently coisipletalau.. time bid corns for the end 3:51 (6) Art U.kl.tsi, 5$.ws lvi.. isleS time by a reception. (5) News Sod their course and received 1:20 summer with his daughter and hg her eighth birthday, was (5) 1)17 Is Cii's stS -. 7:31 (2) Yarm M.WkSt Report if U. year party celebration. Mrs. Luke h as been an an s to (5) The Desist's "a.asw .sa.ar*aa, Today son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack a perfect little hostes 3554 (5) ABC Niws . iertiflcste$ 'air. named by 1:31 (2) instructor many y, Mrs. Joseph SI.cakowskl, room •'LwUl cosm mawr (6) luishlne AI*ans I . Larson, of Statee Island, N.Y. Robin Mark. Sally Miller, s:lI To Talk he (6) e,o, aasims..-c.s.e 9) St i ckle Ivies p'. p. Øtt, course In' From her class at Holly Hill, Debby Keyes, Vicki mother chairman and the . -- . (5) Oea.rt* Ba.$ts* 1:41 (1) Wake-up M,,ts p. of op" Mly (2) AioIksi W.e14 th e Pa le ti. and Break Club Scott Vogelgesang, le Vicki Lynn stamsetor. Assisting Mrs. (5) Local New., weather Aisgeand inothera wIse served as ho.. Mn, Shir y Drier of 5:51 (I) News Kauraro wu 5:00 (S Captala formed, which is now as-: - . 'ass's Mrs W. K. Dliii, Miss 1:21 (3) Weather News pis.., ge.ts ci Mr. SM (5) Tee Dial Say lea Road Is the proud grind- all of Deltosa. We wish ye 'ama was svaa° tesass were on hand to assist I' ,-. it --. anhdç.NM ther of a new grandson many more happy birthdays, Mrs. C A. Henderson recent- soelatod with the Plorida Fed$ba,on GUs. SM Miss Sally I . mo WAOUX (9) Tolair M Packard with what she eratic. if Art. was grad (2) Today horn to Mrs. William Green, Cindy, hers In beseUM Floe. 11 'a Mr. SM lire. Warner 4:56 (1) Th e Motels Gems NsIder Court (3) DIvorce 5:50 uat.d a Wadsyan thought was a party for the •. Ir ' . TrIll. Ida. Completing lb. b.gliudnt wsalsiagtcn, D. C. (5) Jlompsr Ibee _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Control _ ____________________________ ?-:-'..' s, secret Slit-a Gareeft and soil, Bob, BeS- Macon, Ga., aid (oqer rosctw. aid s the 5:11 (1) *z.rclae Grant, obew ey were Shirl 4:55 (2) NBC News _______________________ ______________________ . ale, Patty sad Jim, of OkIa. Union and Art Students Lea- safe way-brash on Wal" 5:35 (1) THA 4:50 (3) StIks DouSes Show widener, Marie But the ch ildren bad other " "i Prances morning Store cs Uncle Walt York horns City. and Kr, and Mn. gas In This alorissicoss. 5 S*C es Chapman, LeUa 10:00 (5) Truth or CoasMuen- 5:05 (6) 'Vogt lear Slap, pideas, Chin *oe.mond, class Eugene Henderson sad cM1 training SM., private Instree. jag is iff.cth's for months, ins, (5) I.ahuat g.4j. uackett,, Per . with ha (5) presiden t, and Melony Siecs.. II W&' 1:30 (3) N.w.eose PUN diem, Mary Elizabeth, Char- toes, to use. No used to may dishu aes Jaafta Bailey, ley to) $por., Wse,, kowski. swrstM, informed PINECREST FOURTH GRADERS turned tM tables on their teacher, "0118117 1110 j*w am The Is the d.morlratlu (5) 1 lace Luay Mrs. Peggy Packard, and surprised her with a party that she thought her that SHE was the hoerIled _ Orlando, (I) Leave St 'as esv.r __________________ lire. Cubri', lore Stnghoin, 15:51 (1) WIG News on. of this part7, not the was a good-bye party for the children. Student. on the planning corn. 4 Avery have rotnrasd free. a and receptloi wits a r.l 11:50 (5) Cea.Satr$t$ei year haMs and Oscar Tabsi Mr . Mrs. Aidnei Bolger, Vivian Whir(4) *147 of Mebeevy mitten grouped around th e honoree are from left, Melony 8lec*kowakl, Children, but marelais. vacades at aeISgs, Va. NOW the. WED. Pearson will celebrate their Mn. pearom Is ,.n.U, me. (5) ni. nrioe w . _____________________________________________ iqu, Inky Mafl sad Margaret Cheri Roa.mond, Cecilia Stapleton sad Donald Makin. Chin and Kelony present. I IS golden wedding anniversary poyad in lbe dssleal dopagt MUrUwir. Mormw .4 her with a sterling alive' with a family dinner en Jewsma at lb. It*IS Ds,sitaeol Advanced swlaain were Thfl& Sc4iI charm bracelet, One of the' ,., 11,fofiowidhyareoipdauat Prances Cisapran sad Vivian this. charms was engraved PI1 (UP!) :pen Dom visit . a. ci Wharton and intermsdlatu "ii low AT ,, 't 1. Trim" Glenyce Veteram catch., Gus Christian Church, 1601 San- The.. pIISg IS aitsad 'a 's" PPflCiiUOl Clue if 'ass's Mary Boyd and beaeitcinareMn lord Aresue, 4 Mann. Resolving badges were has bees sold Is.' a 'usada& ON III Dossald Kakia, poet leerMargaret Buaas of Peels, 0,?. Pess SM His. -ii' Pat hatcher and Linna Young. sum" by Philadelphia TAOI sou .sto.tth. close, red the 101____ were married Em., Mrs. F - 's eihIu . the Houston AMn.. Th. PWMSS )Im& Mel.. Reasoner Onhi mali member of _____ lewlag poem he com posed _ _ __ 4 34 en their replaced ThaMes, Mr and tie. ChRis. Rebut Ii at uses 'as. J. C. Cole, 7* years .isy by r.eafling etcher .epe.laUy to, her: 'Sbs'. MUTM he' ascii aid aunt, Mr. SM Pears.. aid shuns, Gom. _____ Cols 'sJcys fishIng sad pat Qrraw .. n sid. seryak., hat ...Us.. sue 10 Charts. Psareos, as gli [anise SM lebin. of Mar. XXO AT oft's see. ales.. heads used leel She moves Of a, paris. ossat iaigon, Intl., Ga.; Mt. SM Mrs. E Sue. H' asia. as bu, at aid Fee do ui-UI week auth. IU Li .51 get a er mess, most .1 ' K. Pieties 613 SM eb,em, Hr. Pes.ioa w larust fee _ ___ • %-.stJ'el but alone TOTS Fediral Pest ussr Palalka Ph.d K. Jr., Kolby SM DAD.. • Des's target to for my .14 kern 5. swim *ssknesameSrs,Islneplay r riot Um* be". ___ ___Mrs. • pictietlos," Mrs. Scott SM me bad tue ask day. " James K. BSMSM ci his MIS. Ho rsa.ISM his SM ,, 4," F!. Al 1S44$ Cs. asylag. w put SM M*W OVU ---ling vu were Bees. (Omsiky) of Petal, Ga, sad Oak .diselien it LEIGI j*trr ____ ___ _________________________________________________ _______________ • ____ ___ _____ couAi. cum W cc the *P 11001116 my 6 11"me jury IS Vasitlists, Me. Mew Mr. SM Mrs. Clyds I. Ph. • y if AmeansixiWas 48II ill sbsh vuy also, a god retired he has .,.ib.d u a mInis (liarke) SM AWX'MAIGI? sje, ,g tttueiai pvucitaties, asteg All III1NO! DROP BY AND IEGI81 .5 gIrl aide if myar and esipetsi In amy Fiends Rebut, 'd SM buy, ci ROUT BYDRU. a, llfe'dssd' 4.11 "jesusl. Ish Hsps 'Tøsc 1IMi LenInI" 00 :ISsutM FOR FREE DRAWING W T11 Tb. utire pss vu____ (lvIn) Mu F11i55 'ass burn IS Authar__ ________________ 1114*1 At BU IllEll .gssi's lb. .brm. tithes. aid T,pebaa Ran,, SM Rend aM Mom IS *nom,. X. 1-141 NOTIDSI TO WY MID YOU Ix Cl5•jOi boom as as.ist wiob s.nvi.g ii. t, and Mr. Athsw, %ze sbowa with IS Rs..uw WitS MiS. FLOYD I. ATROW, lef ___ A,.ia SM An. ben husband, __________________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of . .. ii . on Duty III! P1UIT Szubu.IS 'ass. Ime- Dir' their daughters, Mrs. (n.0 WkIt..abe. Tao..,lad Mrs. Sir. ISmy, Em., SM Utile Rssk. ol.sk, SM I-i.r, C .1 a. flieS flyers IS TU.I. 3*0 IL W. sham SM jmy.d WCIS the astir. .OUtry to Ark. list 6. maiM to atom, k'"' TO W011 a,tk.Li1ed MOM. PSI. im States. I IS isv SM laws' a". Li maMe of a. i ma T,.r, D. J. Scechy, lii with their parent, on their IQIdS W1"5 nii1vuiva', Mothers PluMs , 4n sm ON" IAWflO $AIVAT Afl1OII r: 'm, ad Ii Kbun.l., where Miss MISS4 to Day and his birthday. The altar. bne eijqed agtMe tavel In 7$a flr- I. Ms sad mom L iftn sel a.M7iisISl;Nae tsi dvlsit.dNaHlU EFFECTIVE JULY 1st _____ -- EDYTh ThORNTON McLEOD ___________________________________________ take on th e father. responsibility for chit. to mother . "original composition would gone &2 spl"b,o wag on. Everyone in • Win . to 10ij Assistants at Halifax District Constable :c 1. ... ', DEAR, BURNED: The BY, Box 00700, Los Angeles. Grand Rapids was bid mother was either very In. Calif. For a personal reply, game by every North and &J73 WRIT he considerate or very stupid- enclose a stamped, self-ad- South pair and game was at4 • K Q3 10$ ways made but the 6J754 your daughter was told that ' and 3nother a set of MIEI' enjoying a menu Of hied L. c en, anosted salads, ' •.•. THE OLDEST the child might have "someFor Abby's booklet, "How sid.nable match point difDEAR OLDEST: If you thing catching," she should To Have A Lovely Wed- let-cure, could succeed In pressuring have caught the Implication, ding," send 50 cents to At). At most tables South played your father Into buying your declined the sitting job and by. Box mTQO, Los Angeles, In four spades and made four InOStO* of W. Van Wicklen, to George Craig was a mem ber of the D.C.T. M's.. Lee Lloyd, 1316 Wellington Drive. Mrs. A. F. Anderson, son of Mrs. Charles club and the Cotillion Club. lowing a 11bur year Our of duty with the United States / . s. helping their sm write an i,4 -;. CHART, UM . it and he said a man gives bb wife rings because he ________ _____ .s,. , z wore residing at 34 W 1. I ..,' Mom with a borr-owetr ring, sitter to the flu and go bowl' accompaniment. Today's hand from the ye. was so upset over this I ing? . . spoke in our minister about Troubled? Write to AB. cent Greet Lakes Regional In BURN ED um sylvanIa lb. newlyweds are . :. servint. For her going away outiut lbe bride chose a green and Pocono Mountains in PiAA• • -. 9why . .. -• ;, . I the bride's book and Christine Dean and Mrs. jobs x2slow - _ 1. LAKE MARY WOMAN'S CLUB . . '- 79;;X~ -,.1 , r ".. -4. ) "; I . . .Vd I!, , . ..,. •I . Janet, Peter Jr. and John t' . Stanley Pierce. Dave Sawyer, Arnold Hooper of Sunset Powell, Director of District Arthur Anderson Jr., of SueMiss Irms Craig. Miss Faye Drive is giving failing lessons Six, conducted the very isa- ford, and the , &is Mr. sadet. Ellison, Miss Frances Cobb, to local youth of Delary offi. installation of who pive $On. Miss Mary Maxwell a nd Miss are interested In learning cc,s. The.. officers Included Jeanne Neal. about air currents and how to Coil Thomu, president; M ines. Edna Hum- become a good sailo r. Also Mr. Sir.. Lie Ugyd, vie. ps1phroy, Martha Smith, Joyce Ilooper &mks those inter- dent; Mrs. John Hollister, Roberts, (I e no v a C,ctiran, ested be goodthat swimmers or secretary; and Mrs. Faye Stetson, Eugenia Rich- wear life preservers on Lake Chatki 11 tXisslWST. my, Margaret Manfree, Bar- Marie, This Ii an ideal way Mter the Jun. picnic tO bars Hartwig, Martha Nit. to become a good sailor with ., 11 cheli, Jo Babbitt, If a t'tO lessons from a dedicated In- be be held it New Smyrna Beach on th. Both, meetings • I Personals principal at English Estates, .. - - ______ -) 1114', . . --- , I . " % Ill, C • and mutual respect no long- . -. will live will In Orange er burn and the relationship Bertram leave City. Sgt. Others assisting were for a tour W. C. Hopkins, Mrs. Richard thus lost any further mean of duty overseas. We are couple. th e Keogh, Mrs. Earl Toney, lug for sure the family will enjoy Mt. and Mrs. John E. Van The bride-elect was born at Mrs. W. L. Harmon and Mrs. Wicklen of Orniond Beach Teaneck, N J., and was grad. their new home here. Olan Boutwell. atimisce the engagement and noted from Mainland High Honor guests Included Floyd DeBary Iris Circle, Dolton approaching marriage of their School, Daytona Reach, m, ________ Richards, retirin g principal, branch of th e Deland (lard. daughter, Miss Carole Ann the class of 19114. where she ' - -All , .- . I' •-.• ' - -\ ________ litoffis Ruby, now princip i~c: 7.- I - . - - - 1. - - • / -f "" - ," I. .i ' ...-. (e)omQn: Day, he laughed and said It tertained until he f e ii sworn statement saying they evinion. She isn't having any, the notion of seeking the seal. was a waste of money. Thee asleep. The parents went did not. ______________________________________________________________________ I had a garden In New York "fun after forty" even more strength and understanding a be went out and bought him. bowling. Marjorie said the City, two Hocks from Thees fun, MRS. U. I,. good psychoanalyst can give self a boat for $400. Dad has child was violently UI all • • Here are 5Ofl5 of along firs brothers and all their evening. To top It off, Mar- CONFIDENTIAL TO LEN: In gardening, If you Ilk, flowers, you can you. You've jog4rotted Jacoby and Son advantages the harueu of the beast of wives have beautiful rings, lone is now down with the When you are told you can air which Is a rewarding bobby. have them. I get a real thrill In burden for so many years that as do his four sisters. Yet flu. What do you thin k of a buy something "for a song" Seeing things grow, getting when I pluck a bouquet of the Idea of available green Immediately following lbe wedding, a reception was held In the church Social Hall with Bobbi IfCPheIIOft In charge of . - è.. ' Ji m - --- _____ - - - _. --------- . - - --- DEAR R8 LAWRENCE: When be comee hom weeb. ceases as mother.. 1w, the I have raised my two se ends, be 11 Impatient, cI children's a vemetta be. atcie as their father corn. touI'mouth.d He has refused come too important. help after The children, sensing this pldely rejected them ntt PlYa onslytie INS dotter several times... dependence on their justifying our dIvorce 11 years ago. It ANSWER: Since be doesn't achievements, use It to make ii the 21.yearcld bay-a ate' want psychoanalytic enught' their mother miserable by dent at our state university- cement, go and get If for denying her the achievements that I am frightened for. yourself, whenever they feel resent• Though he ban a fine mind, Husbandless mothers C*fl meet at her. __________________________________________________________ his marks are poor. Us seems get their self-respect too rein- Go and get yourself a good, to have no purpose, refuses to ad up with children's achieve. manly psychoanalyst. If you work during vacations and meets, Raving failed as 'aPr. resist this proposal, It may be Jokes about zaarrying ___ @am as, they make a NeM few because you've grown too ec_ girl who 'all sippert hire. inticu to make Put 53C customed to lonely struggle. ___________________ _____________________________________ Lonely struggle can easily ___________________________________________ become a way of life for di. vorced mothers. Without their knowledge, the painful dr. 4 cunistanoes which compelled - of rings for last Mother's sick one and keep him en. also cheat by signing a corsage, . ':. ., '. , flowing from the waist. Her my served the pastries. . Put the other children to CC)Q ' She instructed Marjorie to Parents who would cheat by that he buy Morn a nice set bed first, then to read to the smartly attired in a blue lace shea th with * white inhid 11, . I• . '. II., . ~ i ., ,~- . . .. of family problemo. Sexual the Sm hva with the do- i~ _, When I suggested to Dad The groom's mother was '.--..-• -: Personals 1' ,I . . . t`. . cordin g to Dr. Nagler. Mrs. J. B. Williams and "Numerous studies have ad. Lab. Mary overlaid with a nylon net cry In a pedestal urn. Members of vanced equally numerous es Deltona crystal punch e huge In white satin Th l Mr.. L. A. Barley were co. plaeans of th e social and Woman's Ch* honored the cloth, edged entire faculty of the Lake over yellow linen. Mrs. C. H. howl was surrounded with day chairmen of the event. In the individual situations hiading Nary, Sciled &I & CO&O M Moss made the center or- lilies and fern. Coffee and asreceiving 11ne were Mrs. to divorce--such as economic n the school library. ringement of marigolds, lii' sort e d homemade p Hugh Ttlhis and Mrs H. M. difficulties, alcoholism and served. also By Mildred Haney greenwere It s, gerber daisies and table was bs r*eskausat stly i sexual maladjustment, the We welcome the family of Cochran, Presiding at the unch bowl M/Sgt. Peter Bertram to rather than a cause of marwas Mrs. Charles Lansing. ital disruption," he explained, Flo rida.Mrs. Be rt ram is the daughter of Mr. Horace Mrs. Curtis Green poured the "j, many cases, It Lu poitu- T ucker of Hartley Avenue. coffee and Mrs. William Shat- lated, it may simply be Use Pat and the children, Lawls, tuck and Mrs. Robert Moon- fact that the sparks of love I . . maladjustment Is an extreme- tachabi. chapel length train . .- 1, .• and the did It alone. Up. .'•'• . ding days? designed with a bateau neck. Surveys by marriage coun- line and traditional tapered solos's and others reveal that sleeves. Medallions ci Alan. marital discord heads the 1151 con lace were appliqu.d ci Coffee Honors Lake Mary Faculty . . ever after" In the post-wed- lace. Tbe fitted bodice was ter, holds plaque she was awarded from the sorority for outstanding whit. OTCbId OO s) won a . Nagler said. Jacobs, the bride was radiant What happens, however, in a formal sheath of white when it Isn't "five happily peon di sole and 'Alencon - Santa sheath .I t . .- '.. .. I Piflk 1' with lb. bodies daughter's wedding . f' ars married, Between the mums and htndi*g caMel- half of Use men am married. Mrs. Mary Maruss,argailist, ', ; "About a per cent of Ali presented Use traditional eup_ r*% Members and guests enjoy beg U. steak dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Pit., Mr. and Mrs. Ereis Cowley, Mr. sad Mrs. Edgar Bruce, Mr. and Ifs's. Psi. Bukur, Mr. Mrs. Jacob chose for bar . tween the &Iles of 13 and 19 standard baskets of sleds and - ,e' 1% . . earlier ages, banked with a profusion of One-sixth of the girls b potted palms accented with I 1, . -.1; I- - Zn,t.1B,IMB-PateB M. I . .. . . . . ____ . '' Wnua Buren • . .e ously Increasing rate and at many before the altar sm- . ' . mentions of thanks for the ex, soRmat job go has done as President this year. 11 ' . I lyAbigail Van a66q: s . ' the Tess'," SM to Mba Billy ~ Rdes In Impressive Church - l 'ass's persons who bars done C And CE. Brockenbrough Jacobs - - DEARA: I know h W Ribie says we should honor Wouldn't about it, they DEAR ABBY: I usually mean much. Under agree with You, but In the our father and mothertut the Clrcut,fles I see case of the father's refusal bow can you honor a lather noth ing wrong In you chit, to sign a statement swear. who Is so chintzy th at be fuses to buy his wife a set dren getting together and Ing he did not help his son of wedding rings, even a buying yo,i mother a lovely write a speech-although he cheap set, when he bows set of ri ngs. if your fa th er did not help him-I don't that Is what she's wanted objects, tell him that's thing he did his son an thjus. jno thau anything else ties. Even though the boy since they were married? wh a t she wasdisquallfled,andjoatan They've been married ' S opportunity to go to the years and have seven chil. DEAR ABBY: A new state contest, he gained dren. I am the oldest and neighbor called my l6year. much more by observing i can remember when Mom old daughter and asked ii the principle his father uphad to pump the water for she would baby sit that held. Since the speech was I*'on for two day., hoe the and went to their home, composition, the school garden, can the vegetables Shortly after midnight use authorities should have atand cook three big meals a came home very annoyed. cepted It as such. day. The house was always She said when she got there By asking the parent. to epic and span and so were she found the uven.yearld sign a sworn statement, the children. Mom took us In bed With a temperature, they are doubting the boy's all to church while Dad The lady told Marjorie he integrity and are placing slept. Ols, he had a job, but had a tittle "headache"- the parents In ft awkward when his eight hours were but to keep th e other-kids Po'tku% of swearing their S through, he. lIaising away from him as he may son did not cheat. This Is In. Dan NEW YORK (UPI) Miss Winds Carely* Iacebe,imuslos fell from a eweIed1ed whit. orchids combined the bride U IM d botOr as Cupid's most active terrl ara and abs carried a cat- with trailing Ivy. ___ sft.ndedj and Margaret SIbes w ti daughter .1 Mrs. Lucille Is the U. S. A. bi'Id.ia1d. Each attendant Jacobi and the late Nook ea4sbouqste(purpIetbro4. 3s'SDd* YTUIkIIi was gowned In a pal, aqua •'Amesieans are ___ Woodrow Jacobs, ( plan di pal, si.a.h featuring marrying t. a bateau necktie, and tapped culture," says Dr. Simon H. and Charles Edward Erocksasleeves with a soft floating brough, Nagler, psychoanalyst. of Mrs. isby ....r panel attached to a Dine bow In a symposium ci marri. H ickey. of Apopka, win unit. ....... highlighting the •H ___ by the Society of Medical pisces and carried CaSCades Paycboanniysts, Dr. Nsgier Jun. II, at 7p.m. at the North of yellow roses, said the "most mnarryin' as. Park Baptist Church, Cilia. . WUllam 0. Brocks rou ,,. tion" g started in the gay do. 1. served his 13TOthS? as belt 10's. Dr. Edgar B. Cooper eM. man and ushers re Sh. Sine, that time, Americans dated at th. Imprewive ean wood Itarbird Jr. SM G.M have muffled at a confinu. dkllght SM Wi " . Miss United Ex1)erts Reveal rt tn. j. Nom*4 sit " Most --- - - _____ - t, , If Party Pinecrest Surprises Art Teacher Wednesday 1111 DeBary 1..ss aid •.- _____ i - _ _________________ _ Swimmers Get EARN 4¼% ON - -. - ____ ______ surprise I. - Enterprise ____ - • • - - ,. , • - - TIME CERTIFICATES - -- Personals ,, -- - _______ . OF DEPOSIT ! . -' - ,• -' -. - • - -: - ,, - ' - ' - . '. _____ I -, '.: ' - Golden Anniversary Fete Will - ' - I - ' _____ I - __ _____ This - - '. 0.-- . I _________________ _____ -. - - AN INTEREST CHECK IS MAILED ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE PURCHASE DATE! I I % % 19651'i _____ ____ ___ _ __ . __ ___ ______ ____ ____ _____ _____ ___ _ __ ___ $100.00 - - ____ I OF - ___ I- 11- MULTIPLES ___ I ____ -• Week's FREE Prize ____ IN MAY BE ____ WINN-DIXIE _______ CERTIFICATES PURCHASED ________ Joltnston's ____ ____ - SAYINGS ____ ____ cag,, - - _______ ____ _____ _____ ______ ____ -._ _ _ ________ __ ___ _____ ____ _____ __ _____ __ ____ __ __ ___ y ______________ ______ _____ _ _____ _____ ____ ___ ____ _____ ___ ___ •• ____________ ___ _ __ ___ _ ______ ___ ____ _ ____ FLO /D4 STATEBANK. .-_H _____ I ~ - ____ ___ ____ ___ __ ___ ____ __ ____ ___ ___ - . - __ __ ____ SANFORD, FLORIDA ____ . __ (!I "' - ___ - / - _____ - 01 - -- - I ; J g/._,_-.._!Me-.. : I I ,,-,I __ 7 't__ __ - -______1______ _ tL:i i. ___ - . _ I - I,I, :! -• I - ~ - I I •. H.. , - 1. 1- 4 !I . I . I I! . �___ o S r r. 'V - OUR ROARDING J norompe -- -- Forecast -. Bus?ui 1kno . HOUSE Page 41 pusó 3S1W 10- lime 15, 1965 5E 0 Em 00 -- I _Z -.• -The - Perfect Team to Bet on for Quick Results, zdI - mosommeme GLANCF . I1 .1 , ... . . I :1 .I . ,&,,,~, I ,UC 1. Lost & Found tm f Classified M . Phones 00 and r. Complai n 517 ISIt at I - prssrtyaMtsrsthatMe,II tI ,hkh ha,e 'ss __.1gi4s,s.sl4.rsblstlailhI is- MSUt.D0 Wh5t i 7 III 1)1)$•• ____________________ , . %I Git late Ir Ii' ;r a 54 it - $ TAU*** (April M to may TslklU wIth successful 7miw1SIiuIe IWDGIIT1CN $) persaM sad learning thsIt will kelp you to Ia. p Is UI.. PS VMS reys 9"esltks aae at suM$ass to 15W to.. Mo$ a way, Lids With atkiTL to has i? Glum )Glumfl (11147ii .i.i sad Now'" tics via some thoughtful act 5g1ftjgj5S_WStth1i5S1 MR maw _ .. ___ .. , . - W. $1.50 Ilaismusm tithes f ;. o\ _;_ I rMsTT i 4 t7T -- -. -- prnsciuA's poi' WII1Ia&1 -0 # COPY . SICK ROOM NEEDS a 06t. - .M. • 4 1, I; is 6.1 By Ka / "Moss kIJ. have b 1 I don • - .1 1Ml.M*WsSd* 4 sis-j Hardware / ,-i ,• IllS PONTIAC Cataline. SANFOIW MOTOR CO 800 French Ave. 211.4113 - - 1)81 IlITICK Electra 321 Con. v.rtlbl., good clean cnn4itio Inside and eat. Bargais price. ___ I,,,,.,,.,• MJIIU1 £AISIF.00U IUSLFDIATII DEI.IVVI1Y For complete Informalios le. or Call Your - .. S" .... .... OLDIL *s.na -el,-- i-aeon hardtop, double power, redis S heater. Like new, 12.110. Will trade, Masons CordeR Jeep Sales, $05 B. sod at, _!mrd, e z..urvun. house. large lawn. Close to echooli and chopping center. $75 mo. FHA VA 2 fl.4roo We Move The Home For Tee STEIt4S1'ROM 4 flRi)ROOM home. $400 down and assume payment. Of $181.18 per month. 121.4011. Lake Mary. 82* 1810 116. Autos.Sal. or Trad BEDROOM House, Kitchen equipped. Nice yard. $01 math. 831114). i ____________________________ 115$ PXTLI7tER, retractable hardtop, radio, heater, power steering, $855 cash or trade for older car.Ph, 181.5111 00 see at 118 Garrison Dr. - 100 REALTY' Reeort Renta1 a - Today's Best Buy AUTO GLASS INSTALTD Mobile Homes Sal. • _______ wheat ____________________________ - - Soukanik Glass and Palni Company - AUTO GLASS & SEAT CC')VER CO. STENSTROM Home. REALTY' MotorsNegagge Iloats _____________________________ 96. Houses Sale Sporting Goods Rest _____________________ Rest BreakIleti I - . - -- Plumbing . 125. MarIa. Supplies 5.41.5 Schools Instructions I . - SPECIAL PAINTS - - Rent -, - ii'.i - __________________________ _______ NATIONAL - - , _ _______________________ _____________________________ Homes Well IhillIng $100.00 DO" Wanted To Buy - St. _______________________________ - - ., __________ ________________ _____________________________ -- 55. For ECHOLS BEDI)ING - , 72. Futile Wanted ______________________________ - PAY FROM ss000 BEST HOME FOR BUY SEE YOUR ____________________________ __________________________ Ball-Blair Agency ?4agement - and Sales Broker JIM HL.JN"I" - - • _ 0 saSs during r'k 55W liisii No TV and I), phons - to St. Johns Realty I - G"Md 641111" - 490 1114155 I , ... 5 _________________________ 3 t. lw's a. iuuuipIutil Female • .- "We haves p, $15 1 Property FREE ______ _____________________________ Fl-LA - ' (Vacatlos Sp.dak) . ______________________________ JOHN STE14S1"ROM REALTY 111.1145 FOX - 1112 511051$. ISO N. Legal Notice JOHN SAULS - I' 25, l$S.1415. _______________ __________ ____ • • ' - - ,., Vww 5Ue.el lepa.susto.s knew what Help Want - Lot own, 5 WIM shea 581.1514. ENJOY THIS SUMMER IN THE QUIET SECLUSION OF YOUR OWN HOME R FUN! HEALTH! PLEASUUI _____ ________ 'ale Long. ____ ______ - - - - The ______ te U nt -' _________________ __________________ a. the said ... I I U aaatsa I I Gas • - Va. in ' page - I . I ss C. A. WHIDDON, SB, onial j . . - - - Jr. range Is and I __ . AS Ass!" WOW IS 111110 Deputy . - • I - - -- ------- -- - _- • . breach RELAX Ciscs'els Wa$.r$as TIM BlesS CelrsrU.ss Yr. Cuarest.. Fist Of Ciii Ar.esd . m youi OWN PHONES PRIVATE POOLee, 8384495 138.7413 . . .-. : -- - I - - 1. CZIIIID .cft,fZtI4 - •i Ni'.A - ___ • ______ ' - - - - C - CALLU$140W111 in" 41hAD ~. . - uINuIYNuIr' A U.Wal 15'z3V .ii. R.ctsMIdur Cempist. W1t A*t.matI. TUtu Syalsa , -- COMPLETE ' - I USed the Ins WaMir. ii :- - - I SALES IIROKER 1101 Park Avenue 181.1181 anytime I - I Seminole Realty ______________________________ _____________________________ " w000m leusto, It-Money Wanted 14Pavags & lam l$-Znsdrance 8)-Schools S InetrucUomi TI-Employneest Service. 11-Male help Wanted $3-Female Help Wanted fl-hal. or Female help 10-Sales Help Wanted 77-Sltuatios Wanted $1-Income Properly SI-Bujass. Prop.-Ssle 5$-Meal Estate Wanisi 54-Real Estate isle 5j-.fl@sine flentais *5-LoLa For saie lllrarm.41rovse $1-Acreage $$-Houses For Sale S$-Hous.e-.lsJe or Meal SI-lIen,. For Rent *50-Resort Rentals 10L-Trail.rs-Catans.. *51-Mobile Homes-Sale 10$-Mobil. Homes-Real 114-Trailer Space-Rent 101-Trailer Lots-Sale ISI-Aparunent. re. Real 155-Rooms For 111-Hotel Rooms *11-Rental Agent Ill-Wanted To Heal llI-Autoi For We *18-Autos-Sate Ill-Trucks For Sale 120-Automotive service 111-cooters & Cyclss 123-float.. A Motors 115-Marine Supplies 3. 8, & 4 BEDROOMS 1, 1% & 2 BATHS 106. Aprtmseti, as 1 I asisitthspd. saM, 1ke baIrd 115. Autou For Sale as toMvsrttly b"lpag blaseW $rbetNlf*iISby.1511N$5 .lwtaseda.ticstowidth. real estate, law, pbytbslagy, ste. Silde and math aseess I.bse',uwiIllu nub OSid is1or $hspuhIIsinsstsl. DesI asgiect 'sIplIs• as sulyaia, "M true value at $3100, and term@ can be arranged U s'*.1. Sw , ee caridi W 5"ess Milvidsal pIiseIit for MIS ft I*MN"S5dJ.71 yo tojladplp aM isCiiaM-Ilit Fete. I COUBTEOUsT CHAP.0i AC. COUNTS- limited credli it you own a phone Put cl.ssei. lied Al. to work for you ____________________________ - ____ . -_- • BUGS.BUNNY _ Oft ad itooiia for ken, 401 Masnti46 523.0730. B011 McKEE USED CAMS nfuralshoil. Ban. Y DOWN fo 0 rd & lake Mary Area. See I tot French Ave. 833.0711 Us it III S. Park Ave. HALL_ SLAM AGENCY, ___I 1121 FORD, 1810. Call 221.4111. FHA - VA HOMES - ______________________ - 108. Rooms For Rest ______________________ ____________________ i'.J1L jj 11140fairly don eel absethslplagithensad - 5Sflfl 5 yuul.thepaet. WTOIJR(hMSOIN 100*75 he or shi will 15... Ad those tans psiumi who 1 1. . ever pester kayplass and sue. DiaL R.n.w Sagan I I didn't think you Warded mud an your brand new door mitt" ___ ciii Idly, n get as early slut ss.Iag people. Be cheer. I "Wilt, gee whiz! - 'I _______________________________ ii •_ 1. STORE - - I urn, time. bat todIY.157Whi15'sTwW1___ ''_ i baraws,atMaikYeuI plum essay. Got weak bed l akpyutoceIS IIII pr .1 ICU (O IS to 4116 sl)O.atlerasmuck data ai l . yssasedsi Won UiiShachI the's psrsoss Who sateod1 it t 9 0 e u'sdsd sostrieti, favors, Me. labor. Putto a Sas day Rave in with cogealal$ to P UO1I1'AE% (Nov. IS to 11) You are chic to corn mind a gr.atst abundanc. to. day that Owed 71 aliilliS Be afflasace show that 705 SHORT RIBS its a meet capable p.rsos. Lit totilhict show Is ocevsr• uticss. CAPUCOIN (Dec. IS to q:D) IBM. IS) Ii somewhat short Is dealing with others and wear a ales sailo sad you accom• push what you set out to do. Social affairs an, very favor. •. ibis. So your most churning silt. __ AQUARIUS (Jan.51 to Feb. II) Go uI.tIy about ridding yourself at Mumbling blocks 614. OUi1ALD) Iathepatbatptogr$ia-bS CP OF M2ljJ.01l (!F C practical. Show that you are go a this humanItarIan. Use klsInu sad courtesy with 'U. PISCRI (Feb. IS to March IS) Sociability Is the keynote L - BuIlders ,111111111111 lag SAMM am .4gI___ I _____________________________ OLD NEWSPAPERS SALE LBS. SANFORD - - i" Special Services SURPLUS - - - - and 7 thuswha are feel. sad saka i. g pi,atgtiMgI&tlSSOut - - ____________ • Tdo *6 Ole is do somellues at thn Food DEADLINES - I iqP NEW C-1 s CLASSIFIED INDEX 1-toil & Psund I-Personal. S-Beauty Cer 1-Day Nur.erias S-Child cue I-Dogs-cats-pal., 1)-Poultry Livestock 11-Special Notices 1$-Catering rood 14-Bicycle Repairs 16-Special Services If-Interior Decorators 11-Janitorial Services tI-Landscape Service 14-fluiltiers Supplies IS-Hardwars 11-Home Improvements 22-Plumbing $$-Palstiig 14-Well Drilling Il-Air Cond. S Heating ISlladIe 'relsvi.i.a 11-Photo S Iguipeneit 10-Home Appliances $t-Muaioal Instruments 3$-Susineel Equipment $1-Job Printing 14'-UphoLstey 51-Vacuum Cleaners IT-Moving * storage $1-Exterminators 4S-Pianta Peede S.e 10-Misc. For Sale 1I-Articles For Bent $1-Swap or Ezchang - o 106 at Ii ____________________________ ,.- 0 to UmItaV' ____________________________________________ -- i DOWNITAIP.1, 17 a t u r a. I Bdrm. Apt.. kitchen *qulpp*,L 101% SV. lilA it. UNrUtIiHED I bed Duplea Apt., terre-iso. foote, tile bath. Vanetiaa blind., kitchen equipped. S13.U8 after $ p. en. RUTCHISON ocean front apIs. 1111 PARK DRIVE S. *ti., Daytona Beach. 812.14)1 Call Mrs. Hutchlson. 120. Automotive Service mo*i'a ONE Underwood Hand Adding $114515. The Rerald ree.rn.s the p.8. bs. 111'SIlS Machine, iubt., Cr. flal. 551. I bath. ItrIt. 131.0824 bedroom, TIllS S _______________________ POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY vtiige .1 ,.Je.*S.E SF PIP15 111.5458 tany in Mayfair. has Fla. 811.4145 10g. isg any .dv.nha..mt which -MVNS MOWED, Floor clean. oven built.in porch, room, * it teem. ebjoitiernabie to FOAM ItliflIlER I'lI.LOWS $1 Ing S Window Cleaning. 322' S powerful win. e, and rang the policy Of this W5'. ALUMINUM Castor •(4$ ARMY-NAVY dow air conditionIng tmnit. paper. Camper, like new. WIU sell wood 110 Sanford Ave have most rooms end 533.J$fl DORM. lots home, for cheap. $054 Palmetto. Lay. • 4 LAWNS mowed, lawn edging, floors. Down payment only quick sale. 18.100, John L. time, Lit me take care of your $700 B.T.U. Air Conditioner. of $1).. and mortgage $1,030 Humphrey. Lake Mary, Ph. IIC Magnolia lawn when you go on vacaPb. 551411$ Good condition. 131.171?, ico is payable at $141.11 per 12 Noon flay Before 1') and $ bedrooms 111.0888 alter 7 pm. tion. S22.$)03. includes taxes and In, mo. 11)1W and USED Arnie Olas. 'top. Publication For WINDOW Air-conditIoner, 11,. .urancs. Call now, this one CENT1Itt. AIR. 1.flR., den. Awnings S Cabanas & Seal Covers I'AIXTINC, Professional by Lea Insertions Kills 000 D.T.U. Like new, Half available very down. La isoo ke Minnie *15 will not QUALIY! MOBILE U)MKI Helm. lnzured. 811.4114, (Bat, Noon For Monday) price. PIt. 211.4145, long. Dr. 111.133 9. Hwy. it'll I 512110$ i STEEL DESK. 50*84 in. Cheap. flEfll%OOM, 14 Bath, Florida (lab PT. Trailer, sale or rent. -Wheat Chairs, Walkers, Canes 322'l$27, Room, wooded lot, and air Ph. 111.418?. 304 W. l4 It. 813.0085 & Crutche, for rent or sale. ti. oonditionedl $11.l00.S0 AM WORK GUARANTEED TR1'POWER manifold a n 4 i're,criptions at Lu w . near. PItA Conventional, or . 103. Mobil. . Rest carbe for '11.1* Pontiac, $19. Prices. Discount to people nothing down VA, LSIN EN. 123. & FOR 323.0810. over ii a all Service Person. 'rEIIPRISEI, Long. INC., $14 Dial $515 1151 park Dr. I BEDROOM Trailer, Sanford no t. Check our pricea. wood Pta.a, 11. Pb.. 111.11 lOVELY 4.plece sectional sofa, 25 SOc Mobile Park, Gateway 111.1110. To Th e Waterway FAUST DRUu $10. Double bed, good condi. $ 10MM. 1 beth. Ige. Living 55-Wanted Robson To Buy Free Dell'.ery • Or 822.fl?I fenced in iining tion and good msttress for arm ten. & t BDRK. Ttaller S a I Rdrm, HERALD 11-Furniture For Sale ______________________________ Your EVINSIUDE Dealer back yard, sen. equity S take Troller .o large Lake, Adults $11. Beautiful over..tufl.d 1$-Antiques For Sail 154.5.5 B. let, Pb. 881.1581 19. Pineereet Dr. up pymt.. enly, 111.1101, ut Supplies reciiner chair, white leather, down) FOR Sale or Rent, ($805 $5''Moaey To Loan $10. Call *21.4012, $111 mo.), $ Bdrm., * bath io;aiima at* iS' MAHOGANY flun.A.flout IS-Bualne.s Opportuiitiei Legal Notice RZDGSIJBDIVIIION PARK hones with playroom, double Pltt:.cAwr Concrete for 41 HP Mere., just refinishedii 'l5TlNqiOUfl washer ; $ ft4rm11 qq utility room, large fenced URFtoRT LUlIllIcH . ? lelu,4a. C *...i.. .I. It 'W $50. Pow er mower, $5.' IN TIM CiitCVi'3' itS B. Woodland Dr . TURN. " t&rd. 'fl',i53O tunic tve 3L'.QI iij.oie.i drier. APT. s's's.jr 1 . Ktl.ben, 121.1211. Bu tlt.I1 NINTH JL'DICIAL cuirvti' oi'I Ph. ewser 151. 214.1111, I (Dial Direct) I Area, Large Dining Room,1 "FLORIDA IN AND FOR • Iast.rd lamaae 20. ii RDIUL -Apt. 7115. Ph. Dsys P'r* SsmIaoLs Canaig Frost I&wL CitylS aD __ $388181 or aighte 511.5111. 1*.. Room - aloe 2%olM COUNTY. 51. Articles For Rest I _________ tewer. $15.1,.- Ilil Down.1 with well. Call or come by1 IN CIIANCEI1Y I 11135 I Sanford's Most Cemplets! Open Daily, Evening. ''i 1401 luenmerlin Ave Avsit.IcLEA)( 1.br., Furs. Apt.. Xo BODIlY I.. IJ000ESS, 1tN1 A h3F. I I TED WtL.LIAILS 110W. till. Is. 1_abl5 around June on. Rolla Hospital. Bab yj69. Pete 1011 Elm, Plaintiff, 1 IAS F. 11th. & 8-1. Real Estate Sa$ 132.1454 I ______________________________ r. Wanfr _____________________________________________________________ III.4I8 I PIRRECILAI4. Cloth & R.ln lj. BEDROOM. 1% Baths. I rumi. Apt.O1pa,k. save 16%. j. Mo*th. 97 Houses For 'l'UEDA YVONNE IJ000ESS, RANCH IiOI)EhtN SEMINOLE FLYING masonry home, Country Club i. fur, fenced yard, French Ave UI-Ills, CARROLL'S JURNITUMI I)efendant. (Space University Airport) fished, on atractive 14 acre Heights. Lake Mary Road. 118 W. let. NOTICE OP It'll' 111.1181 located $ mite. East of Oviedo tract, beautifully landecap. Ill Exeter, Assume 111g. * FURNISHED House, Lake PURN, APT., $155 Msllenvllle, PLUMB IN G 11111111111111111 THE STATE 01' FLORIDA TO UUV. 811.8045. on Hwy. 411 I. now open. ed tni.celian.ous fruit tress, 117511. APT., Rease.able. 133' $ 51 mo. 118-1850. Contraotln Repairs "You name it we have ur TIIED.t Y%'O74NI 110110E53, Student Instruction now giv. Two additional building. on 5455, La wn * Garden tools FIIEII ESTIMATES lice. kitchen , whoa, list known adire,,. is $.BDRM, house en in Piper Cherokee 250." pr.rniee.. 7.on,,I agricultural HARVEY oovsrim.n AMERICAN RENT- ALL $75 Inc. Call $180845 after I WELASIA APARTMENTs 1*5 3733 Falcon Drive. Charleston, •fl1 qanford1... Ave Come out and learn to fly ifl('iU,ilflg live stuck. All ibis 811.8151 2606 5. hiawatha $125111 240W, Expert p.m. for appointment. West Virginia. i,First instruction in for $17,0000D. A Sworn Complaint having a relaxed atmosphere remov53. house. 111.1414. 1 *0MM. Furs. Apt, 551$ a. 'been filed against iou in the 24 . FU 4 from busy traffic pat. Four acre, cleared and graso. Circuit Court in and for Som. tVELLI DRILLED. PUMPS SEI.l tern,, TwIn.ugine Charter .4. flood residential and pas. $.*IDIIOOM, I bath, leneed Elm. 821.1841. US your FursitSre. available anywhere. 31550 mole County, Florida. in Chan. fur* land. price d at $4,000.05 Uele.tiea 51 5, 5, $54 4 SI'RINICL.ER SYSTEMS beck yerd. 51$ Cherokee Cir. FIRST P*eel Furnished Apt. ill Quick Service with the Cask. 1. Aviation Product, eery, for Divorce, the phort title available cash. Bedroom. outed 5 VIU All Types and Si.., ale, Iuntand. $105 mc. Ph. W. 11th., Adults ealy, lb SUPER TRADING POd T. for Happy Flying, 'of said action below Ilolilir L . Ph. 188. leiioss of Sanford W Repair add Service 112.0$??. 1*1.1111. Pete. Pb. 515.1411. 3201 for .urth.r information Two bedroom frame horn,, kit. 11000 i:ss, l'laintitt. '..r.ti. Immediate U 1' 1 74 1 and appointment. ;'rHlwA Y%'o7474l iiO(iOi-Si, ehen equipped, large kit. May MONTHLY DelI'. I.IIEDROOM, 1% bath, lArge NEW * idren. Duplex Apt. Tile and Supply Co. USED FURNITURE Defendant, these present. are 207 Machine be had for $T,00u.00. Terms $1159 hal. $54 as., W. hid It 1:1.1210 lot. Apopka 151.1111. 131.5481 bath. Terrasse floors, *aI.r '$5 Old. 'to cause and require you to tile arranged. Help Furs, 081-SOIL 'Si Mess $751 bet $51 a.. -your written defenses, if soy. Fues, 3.51050011 house, THE FurnIture Sale -to lb. Complaint filed herein, ' Values $511 be]. $11 a., tins. borne, kit. electric. Large erd. Os side i*'i'. APT. private bath, suit. Legal Not,ce QUALID 5II*iursnc. •:c; Two heir and an to serve a copy thereof up' of a big lake, cool & shady. able for Couple or tingle '$1 Debt. chen orluippo4, largo lot. $*ll. tarY. Fire Casualty. Salary 0 be]. $45 a, I'lain(if C. attorney on Ot _____________________________ ;rice the ing unly $$,tuu.00 with In Osteen area. Move to person. Ideally located down. commensurate with exper. ,efor,. the 7th day of July, A. 1% TIlE t'IItt't'il' Cot'R? Redd.ng * Furniture $7.1 bet $51 a.. term.. country and rest your nerves, howls, Inquire at Manuel 'is Ford lenc.. Send resume * refer. l5Thi Jl'IsiCilI. •flPro AT rAt.'TOBY PIIICESi I). 1965, otlmerwlie a Decree $40 me. Also a nice 2-bedroom Jacobson Dept. Store, Ill a. 'H Nut. encee to, Sanford Herald, Box 5% AND FOR IERl%OLIi $531 beL $31 e. Ill Magnolia Confosso w lii 1. entered I'('ll'Y, 511-158* Approximately six acres, most. trailsr, on came lake, $11 me. let *o. FLORIDA '51 VW $15.1 Is]. $43 no. against you and the cause pro. Ii cleared, with frontage on Ph. 111.0111 or 821.2115. IN CHANCERY No, Ills ceed cx parts, two paved road.. Rea sonable ESTAT CAIIELBEIIRYi $ Rota. Dii. 'N Feud $551 hsL $15 a CURD GIRL, over It. apply pit NATIONAL hOMES ACCEPT. (SEAL) lox, Purn, or unlurn..Spa.. of @59 $ BEDROOM, I bath. On lake. priced. Mattress tea. w' Whistle. Sanford, 111.1153, Arthur II. fleokwith, Jr., .INCE COlth'OJt,CTIOX, an In. Uphoisterini Old. SW? Is]. $44 as.. 131.5500. Ioue Rooms. Ph. 088.2115 ovating. ,.cwS S Used rural. Clerk of the Circuit C,,urt diana corporation, 585.1)44, lure. caii Nix Bedding Mig. EXPP.RlhCNCED SEWING ii*. 'iS Ford sIft 1.1. $15 a.. bath Plaintiff, Cc, at bedroom. I SPACIOUS 1 Ninth Judicial Circuit in 'a s-'115 Celery Ave. IIICHINE Operator, needed. home in lovely Loch Arbor MODERN I Bdra. Pura. Apt. 'Si Ramb. $310 be]. $0 as, K.'ate Real Insurance and for Seminole Co unt Ill?. stead y year round employ. Ird * Park A,e y. iil:nNAIID BLACK, a single with Fla. room Ills. 211 Palmetto, 21$-lilt 121.5041 Florida 'U VW ment In our modern alr.00n. $511 haL $31 me. Nice $ bedroom, * bath Puesland _______________________________ WILIOIO MAILS 1175* C. Vernon Mu., Jr. dlUoned factory, 'ST ledge $251 haL $IT me. Defendant. home with beautiful lend. NICELY turn, garage apt. COS buy sell Trade Of CLEVELAND, STEPHEN. *1.1K SANFORD %OTECB TO DEPEND pis. UI-IllS, DART PILCH)1R seeping plus deep well $111. 811-11 1. let. 111.5111 ac74 * iiiZlI 8418 Orlando Dr., Sanford TO, IIPItNARD BLACK, a sin. , fleet Buy Broker Completely redecorated $ bed' _______________________ 'U Chevy U's 151. 531 Attorneys for Plaintiff ale man: Used furniture $pptiaaoe., room, I bath Sunland home, P175K. Idra, Dopten *s.. 'U Cad, tools 133.74)1 Day or Night $159 Is], Ill ft . P. 0. Drawer 7 MaS. or Help Terrasso Floor., tile bath. 'U PIym. TOIl ARE IIFRF.IIY notified etc. Bought Sold. Larry. $ies. Sanford Atlantic Suit. 111 $359 hat. $35 se. take notice that a suit has water furs. Located off Lake Mart, 111 Sanford Ave. Ph. National flank hluliling $ bedroom. * bath, kitchen Mary Illvd, been tI?r,l against you in the 822.4121. 05 3 Pi, x.sb,p Øfl batH ago N. Driftwood equipped is City. $i1. Sanford, Florila Court. The noPa. 1381111. Publish: June 13, 22, 21, July 6.1 at,n,e entitled '1? $515 Iii. $11 a.. Ford P'r,tgbt dam. thix suIt i as. ation 1tRN!TL'RE "re THE TIME TESTED FIR)! I3G I 4 bedroom an dining NEWS CO 5 5 5 S PONDEIST III N. I'tk Ave. FURNISHED, 11 Mi sad water 0(11.51 $$1.1ilS foreclose a real eetat. 531111$ mort. 9;,t,CDN 11 Opes Nes..Vd, I £55.4 P.M. Included. 1111$I or 5455. gage hell by NATIONAL room furniture. Many pieces wanted in Oviedo. Most cover Nightil show no damage, however Serial Church S 10 Ii 00 * hlu ,M1:M ACCEITANCU NOTICE rn' P115K, Close Apt. a. JImmie price I. orien 1 PoltATiflN, an Indiana corpor.I 1134 Park (heed Wed Ness 4 or lee. Ihas.r.,- Events. U.. of Camera feces. 701411C114151 PH stIR E. Cewan. ular retail. 24011 Freight •ary. Contact Paul Brook. SANFORD AYI. NOTICE I. hereby given that cti'n, which mortgage is to. Itesltor 811.10)5 _____________________________ "Not 1151 Park said, MY FORD one, non maged Da F urniture Sales, shire, t. corded in Official Itsoorde Book Sasferd Herald, 5*1. bbs undersigned ARTHUR i PUSH, APT., 531.054?, Park Ave. $21-till ver-tising Is like winking Iastsr, 7$5f$45 lvi. 11'2, Casselberry, 5.3_45$5 -1111. IIECKIVITH, JR., Clerk of 510. Page II?, Public Records $11 ste., ci. Beth. at a girl in the dark. You 5 DORM-, I Circuit Court of Seminole Coun. vu? Seminole County, Florida. condition, C. IL, nice lot, UNFURl!, $ idren, Disples, Kit. ,. yea'e detag but eel, The nam o Itch of the Court in equIp. AGENCY Me decent." avail, after July ,erwe,.i' Florida. will, on the 'A hilt mutt proceeding. Is of June. 194'.. at 11:0 I _________________________________ REAL ESTATE I1ROKER day, o'clock A.M. at the Front I"o'r i" tihig I. the Circuit Court I Real Estate Associate the Ninth Judicial Circuit I SN ThE CIRCIY5'P COVR? or 74, Sales ed -'of the Seminole ("unty Curt of VllI4.A SlAB hitoKo:lT 7l.uus. tie,,",'Je C,,uIItt'. in tt,e in all f,.r Semini. (oujuty, Till: iflYlt JVEIIC$Al. CIR. 82$-GIll Nights 811.1174 I)ay city of ?anfor,l. Florida. otter 1 Flotita. in Chancery No. 14 081.1 (-'ti? or ri.oawa, IN ANSI WANTED M A N A ci B It for 0. d-for sale and sell at public out. 3 The description of the real FOR 5151*OLU COVNTV, Broach Reel Estate Office. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS cry to the highest and best bid' ptoperty in SemInole County,1 CEANCRIT Most be hocused. 2nui,e Realtor 4cr for cash, the following de.j Florida. involved iii said pro- 1 ('see no. Iis$ $sll'$lair Agency, 31$ Raymond Lundquist. Aaes. property situated In crding. a. d,.crtbed 1* thej FiRST FIIDF.RAL SAVINGS serit...i Park. TZAR MOUND follows; 118.1911 Atlantic flask Bldg. AND LOAN ASSOOZATION OF Seminole County, Florida, to. Complaint I. 4, illuck 1. LINCOLN1 LAKEL.AND, a e.rperation. ,-.- -with I IlEmhiTs, SLCTION 11.1 77. Sltsatl.s Waat.d IF YOU lAY rent you can Plaintiff ________________________ Lot 1, Block 33. TOWNSITE1 own a born. of your according to the plat there. vs. t. OF h'(iltTli CIIUI,T'OT.I, a .2. Some ready for occupancy, IRONING wanted. 213.3414. of recorded In Fiat I WILLIAM V. PIXLER sad subdivisIon, according to L5(N ENTERPRISES, INC. ock fl 14. Public 41. l wife, GRACE C. PIXIES. plat there..f recordit MUCH NOON? iei $i Longwood Plaza, Records or Seminole Coun.1 D.fendasts. TOO Flat Book S. pages It to It. through "For Seat" sic. Get wood, Pin. ty FlorIda. NO?I('E OP S4LE inclusive. of the h'ut,lIC . Rat~ extra insoas .mtizole Coon' Together with the following I Notice Is her eby given that, lt.eorde of •• i.11T'I CELICUIIATIC linus of property which are I pur.uant a final decree of PAYS Work, $234155. ty, Florida. ads classified are the plale pursua to the Final 1ii.crel toted In and permanently li'1 foreclo.ure eat.red In Ike to smve time and money when .. aPitt of the Improve,J above entitled cause is the CIr' WANTED, WANTED. WAIl'!'. shopping for ,,,,,,o Foreclosure entered In a stalled oar of your Court, the meats on said laudI I evil Court at Pemiaole County. ED swum I. now n.ndtnr in and to --lOch I. Wall Heaters I will sell the proper- take care of regularly. Lawn style of IFlorIda, Westinghouse Mange situate in $emlaele vaty. enoviaj, laws edgiag, leave. BAIT BROOKLYN $AViNGS 1 You are required to file your 1 Florida. described list and Industrial area vacuumDANK, a New York corpora- 1 or other defensive .%nsu.r 1 lot I and the South I feat .4. 821.5151. lion, plaintiff, 3 plrsdi,.g with the Clerk of the 1 of Lot 1, Block 1. Fairview. above named Court and serve a Sanford. honda. •eoerdtax $4 liii £51115 e 9555 thereof upon the Plain- I1 to plat in Flat Book 4, s-.... JAMES W. CRAIITREE. a/k/a 13 copy TI, public r.c.rd. of leaWISITTAKEILI JAMES WILLIAM CRABTREI. 1 tUte attorneys, WOOD. A Suite *51, T1I LE bole County, Florida. PT oiflsd by DAWN CRADTREE, SMOKER Drive. Orlando, at pnhlte sale, Ia the hIghest East Col le vi?.. as later than the and beet bidder for 'ash, at the KI S. Park 111.1551 Defendants. Florida. 00 of of June, 1185. as • 23rd day the SeminI South Front Door of the chancery number fluffed by law, else a l)eer.e 1 cl. County Covrthou.. in Pan. W kIt is 14'.21 NOW YOU CAN TRADE p WITNY.0 my band and the I Pro Confess* will be entered ford. Florida, between 11:11 a 111 ALL IS STATES you. ,A.N. and 2:05 P.M. on the lad •tflIof id Court. this against of July, 114$. I IN WITNESS WEISEOF. fls '.1 Jane. 1)51. 11th Or VrOehM'M, Is cur test Mel. In 544ft$ have aereunte set my bead s.d3i (SL) (SE en n.hsnge, we Will St. offiela at Sr. affixed my seal H. beckwlth. kwlth. Arthur Flaa . Art5r fl Pee a tra on properly Seminole County, Court sanford, Clerk Circuit Court Clerk. 7te circuityl,,rida anywhere in the United 3 Florida. this Slat day • May. I1 By Martha T. Viblea County. $kImaeeeJaUtIa$(ops.ee of s.m Plate or Canada. Tell as what 195$. Deputy Clerk is Brusnahan FM • By: Eli you have what you I JAMES P. KAHN EAl.) • e .SSId Deputy Curb , : want. M ember 51 lateral! Seckwitk, Jr. Arthur H. Attorney at Law U. P'itsderal4 liens) Trader. club , with Clerk of the Cireult court 1 all Zest Lease . . . & Attorney for Plaintiff ever 0.545 member •fflcee a=& . V I " Martha T. Viblen 0. Box 1P. - III SeegrIty Trust $iaUdlng throughout the world. Clerk Tei.phone wit 5.11*1 • $ Wtlttis t t Miami 12, YI'riia -jo.eph May 21, 5 Suns I.skelafld, Florida 38501 ITEMPER AGENCY I I'uhlisi, )'itanklir, 1-1573 • IUI5' IP Publish: Juse It. 19 81 b $ Deck Bealor P1.1 1 1 Appraiser insuror June 11, 1141 publish L CABBILUIRRY CPII'94 CON Si 12181)1 illS A. CON is - S S - - - -. -. 0 (Aag IS to Sql IS) yowsailt Inch ___ ' lit *:*.ssit 14th., lake Golden. For in. formation call 812-1385, Fred COJ.OR TV. like new, repose... Canal. zion, new warranty, Assume payments $13.10 per Mo. San. Sanford Farmers Auction under ford *21.1511. new management, Open each Friday 7 PM. L. D. Robert., SNARE DRUMS. 8 months old. 122.0,52. Can be seen at $1 N. B4e. .2" Manages moo, N. Orlando. 13. Catering. For easy, quick carpet cleaning rent Blue Lustre Electric lJI.ACK fVI: l'iAH. Water. 5hamp.er only $1 per day. melon. Cantaloupe. I. Sanford Carroll Furniture Co. Ave. 122.1181. :- It I by, _____________________________ $1 "This Is _________________________ sruetw o "at U it is to achieve pa cs.PittiSTSW11Uwe L ___________ 1. Special NotIces Tb. Heenid will set he en. sp.sibl. ftp more the. n..ne,* ia..ntos. vta NSA 11 of Kir ____ 1Ii8PLA Per _____________________________ SUMMER VACUUM CLEASEns: - PtiRlt. - Do you want good nelXhbore? IH)(I. free $ moo. old. 312.0132. I Itix, Hoover, U. B.. Jilter Let u. show you the brat buy I save yours thi city Queen, etc. I Sanford, at 1211 Palmetto $1211 S up _________________________________________________________ In Ave. You will agree that thIel Guaranteed 2.bed roorn home, which to ml SANFORD VACUrnI Immaculate condition, is a LANAI Day Camp begins June 2111 8. Park ON REQUEST CLASSIFIED • . Iji Asp P0211111111111' work 7011 also be on _ ucc, Lan, _______________________________ (five 1.8.1*., w.rds p.r too Sins Niuium Cbmrg'n LU Skip Date Ads Ckar4 as 1.Dsp lees D'fltJTSar!l' ..'..w Di'rwa *' A.. . By Dick Turner Seminole Realty * ____________________ .ocliit. Who hU do" *11W job, you "log oi4stful to. 1aUSOI w, Later, gut Have a gtber for recreitlOL -- CARNIVAL ' Payton Realty o Supplies Black A Tan. 109 Assist - ERRORS adrtil attitude toward as U r ] I 1501 1.50 _________________________ uooN toJIlh,I1)U,a&haVSamd I 1iii I I& YOU API 50. Mime. For SaSs _______________________ __ I. I ElIa'snum Ad-' Lima ____ psclsd-doitl auwUN (JuM M III ' F1jj1)1IIllththit 1 -_ I- very agprsclaUvI. Got the basics .1 daIly sffort lato W" auks. now what is ix - a- 4 f, .. - iftj jiw ______________________________ • 1.30 I C to 101 2 1 1.50 I 1.501 1.00 11 to 15 II I 1.35 I IRS I 2.55 IS to 20 I 4 11.50 I 2.32 I 3.80 21 to 2$ 15 11.50 I 3.15 I 4.75 2$to3aI$I 1.5033.7815.70 - etli ,jj very happy time. LIO (Jill II of NM 1VSIq...I - - oe oo ___ ___ s uthidi thsa to IA CCMICCPI ___ , ... - ____ _________________________ ij OUR WAY Cars Child ______________________________ S - - For Sale • - a a a Upto5 1 Piano Servicing S unthi OiflS Cuabsa 111.111* piano Inalap ass ,ie,atr W &% Rar-.n 811.4118 GEKAM E $ 31. MUsical iuum.iuta ______________________________ SaNFORD MEWIIIG CENTER III So. Park Ave. 122.1411 NANNIES KIDDIE CARj4i0 I CU. PT. Gibson Itetrig.rstor, S. Oak Ave.. 212.5)81. w eel water spigot insi S. Per. 74.vep Close. feet. Pb. 111.1401 after 1:21. 8. Pets & READYMIX RETE Uiock Stepping fiton.e, land, .%NIMAI. HAVEN. Steal, Crease Trap., Rock. Lot Markets. Pol3rethyiefl,, Screened Run, Boirdlig. $13. 1713. rail come ale not Wire M h, lisps. Window 91119. DryasWells S Drain 111114. A.1 PET SHOP Opening Spe. )IIRACLIS CONCRETE CO. daL P*t.,t, h11 M't liir,ti. $23.91. Monkey., 11am. IIOOVF.fl %'AC. ClEANERS ster.. Iguana. Guinea pi gs. WHITE SEWING MACHINES Mix Pup., I'o.di... Closed Authorized Sale. & Service $un.Iay.. 3502 W. let at., San. GARBETrI 105 B. First. ford, P1*. 811.1144 D1!IitJNr Puppies, SALE I __ OUT 6. Between Jessamine and Tam. sums payments. 812.8723. conditioned. 1 Bdrm., I Bath, marind Ay.. Easy long.ttm. 111 room Patio. Can be Terms. Write lea 18$. Ian. $ iEDhOO)t I )ua' shade 11.5 at 40) AlTAkevtew Dr. STOR ford Herald. trees, reals and refrigerator call 821.19 14. er Allst Included, assume VA loan. call 221.811*. HOUSE on I. Sanford Ate., 95. Houses kANAS Ci kitchen turn. *12.0414. I1AVENNA PARK. I Bedroom. $100 DOWN IBDIUI, I Bath. room. 1 bath. Low down payment Dining room, Central heat $81.80 monthly. taIt fl.4181. FHA-VA HOMES air., kitchen furs. Av*U$hIe $EVPAL Ont.t*sllnt I S $ Tune II. *.use, Bedroom Homes available in a an Ar.aa cm Sanford. LAKE MARY, Lakefront borne. 812.1111 $ Ddrm.. I bath, sir condi2845 Hiawatha at 11.31 £how you Aroundi ______________________ honed. 811.8*11. COUNTRY CLUB Manor. 2 Bdrm. ne bath. Assume 1 nooxu. pertly or all 1951 S. Park Ave. mortgage. 111.2418 alter e its. 818.1114. anytime 11$ P. TWO Bedroom house, DiStal 1 5flfl(X Air ondittonsd, O1'gW Afternoons 4 1.0:38 P.m. S Living room. Kitchen, weekday. and 12.8:30 P.m. 1% bath s, Florida R oom, Study. S Utility Room. (Un. sat, a sun4ay. To be coin, furnished), $71. (No Pets Very Reasonable. Tee S pIstid soon 5 Bedroom, 1% Green Estate. 213.0485. plsue.-CtU $23.T11BeauU. bath. 101 of closet space West ful District. 4th at. LIII! ENTERPRIIE5. SMALL two bedroom block INC.. 1*4 Longwood Plasm. I Bedroom house, kitchen home, only $1100.00 Ideal for *Quip.. 111 150$. Ph 83$ 8)11 couple. NICELY Porn. 3 Br. house, IIOIIEIIT A. WILLIAMS 3451 Palmetto, 511.0374. Realtor Raymond Lundquist. Asic. $ BEDROOM Unfura kn 322.1311 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ,e,u111 t)Dt)t'fl •AJAWATS UQ fl,iaiu. DUFI iI - HARRIETT% Isauty W cc k. I soft 'l watir. •Yentna apple. l Oak. Itt.574i. asty 425-5938 ( iJI?Y '{J1 bass 9WOM Are U& -- Personals Beauty ( resm $.smtaat. : • ' 4 eMs Work .iUsMSd. "ai I 1*1.1181 KEMMOIIB AUtem.IIe Wa*hsr.1 go.4 coftditlo, III. *22.4*11. Sanford. 322-5612 1 • I!N1 a" low 1111111 pis awe pop K1uSi. ill Magnolia Do you have a drinking prob. lem. Write P. 0. Bo* 1211, s.t.i I'll 1 - ___________________________ k MIlK. $0. Home Appliance. $ij Jun. 16, 1965-Page 11 90. Lots For Sal. f1t I, 95. Homes. For SaSs 97. Houses P.r RaM 101. Apsrtmeuts foeRsat i-5 StNFOffb ILEC'I'RIC 17.81 APP. 28 Acre., 1.000 Ft. SUNI.AND. .8 Ildrm.. 1 Bath angs LOCH MiI'OR. Cement Blook AVALO1( APAftT*Nr5 ci. B. APIHISC.-N.W Used ?ronta, 74. Lake MonruL OUR ANCESTORS well shaded front lawn. As. house. completely turn. è air us W. 2nd IL 211.341? 1.or: i.tgt, brown znai. cock. •r .ani.i. "Dusty." Reward. ____________ 10 I. Not afl.4$s Team 61 71ST i.u11 saw sa that ADS ! Dial 322-5612! WANT .- ~X-.,, - -:, ;.; i �I ~ : P , -' _________ -, - -_7 '', ': - .'- S - - ".. I , . , - ,..~...%. I ., .11 I I,. ~ : __ 1, . . - - I. _-~- . .. End Of Year ~ : , kownie T roop' kids FlyoUp By VFW unif By End of year reports were Brownie Scout Troop No. 185 recently held It. Fly.Up ,remony, with IS girls be. om1ng JunIor 01*4 Scouts. Those advancing were Ma. y Lou Baldree, Beth Bryan, Cay Chandler, Sandra Crownver, Frances Echole, Sharon able, Anita H.rrtn. Joan incoby, Pate Johnston, Ter. na Lee, Catherine Turner mad Laura Wilkins. Troop leaders who will go ap with the Junior Girl kouts an Mrs. Frances rownovsr and Mrs. Patricia Iohnuon. Second grad. Brownies elp1ng with preparations for h. ceremony at Lath March of the Redeemer were Bus Alford, Cynthia Chand. MeL Jehu Less. iresented and reviewed at the runs meeting of Veterans of ore1gs Wars Auxiliary Unit 013, DeBary, with Iti. )iyr. 'Ii Is 11111 presiding for the last line as preskient. Mrs. Alice Siluert, paul. ient4lsct, will be In charge or the eext meeting acheds led for 7:31 p.m., July S. at h a Firemen's Recreation fail. Mn. Evelyn "t" page is - Jun. 15, 1N5 bporb Given - , I Th Eroesmaun of )eltaea was welcomed as a iew member, bringing the to. members at. epted, plus tow transfers 1 mod two relnststmments, due. Al Mrs. Mliii term of office. T% salt has been credited insurance icr, Missy Girtler, Joyce I. at fbi Lake City veterans GROUP AUTO and hospitalizationthe Elementary Pinecrest In recently uatlon ceremonies held DeBary of grad. members recently te1nmeyer and Cathy Stew THE and by plans were outlined for OF with $1,113.45 C1IA1L* HUNTER. PRESIDENT School auditorium. Climactic moment In the ceremonies came hospital Retired Per. Inland Training Center Is Chapter, American Association of art. tinted Sinsinol. High School senior class, presented d plonuas, with the reversal of tassels on the mortar boards. son., at their June meeting by Van to psoaaUng members of Pinecrest Kid . Kerner in grad Gainesville with susie. it hasrceIv.d credit .1 $301.10 Buy (right) whose visit was arrantJ by El. e Needy' ener Crumbacher (left), chapter chairman of in. "Eyes for in aurance. Speaking on the AARP hospitalization the th project. wade was Alvin T. Stevenson of Washington, D. C. Announcement was Trip To Amazon Recounts Garden Author Thurau (Middleton Photo) that the 'usual card party at be the will saved were dried out wife, Emma, he fashioned a water. They shot wild gee.0 labs Less. By the gamey raft was m.nd.d. By this Piremen's Hall and members The noted author, adven. rudder as be was unable t. for food but found were urged to collect prizes flavor hard to accept. Along time tar had been applied Auto Awards tu r, lecturer, and folkainger, buy v er they the It soon melted for the event. Mr.. BeI ert Amazon Ri roof but " or bottom Peralto will Mrs. Sally canoes a With Rudi Thur's. presented Convention to Shannon Xahonsy, $2 Sun. Seminole County Chamber of King Car-Truck Rental countered man sating, flab, from the hot sun and drip. and color motion picture of his planking and straw awnings which, If caught small en pod down on the men. Their attend the State iy 1.11. ,ts. bold June *34flnTamps. set Drive, won the grand Commerce acted as muter Re" a stow 'SI Mostaag or proved to be a tasty pet monkey also got covered b.Mrs. 1%asanal Jun. severed "Three Men on a Raft" it Oft uprights to provide shad., Hill presented her of. prize at the Western Auto of ceremonies for the draw. ether fin. esspect car for with tar when be swung up AM plenis meeting of the the DeBari Community Cen' the raft was"editotvel treat. 1U Store's grand opening eels. lags. trip for the water- Thursu, who Ilk., to most on the roof and once, when fleer, app1ation and chairmen ° bration last weeks" The Altamest. 9~ Garden tar last Wednesday evening, and the loan in ry they brought a large soak, "little" eve members enjoyed a social was $ 1$-tuck portable .Club was held at the born. Opening the program with way to fbi jungle get under. the country he visits reported aboard, be jumped off, got hour with Mrs. (keta DeS' t.lsvislon set. Out Control songs, hi followed way. they e gr ea test turning only when th .1 fir, and fire. Robert Baud. with brief resumes of the He told of encountering $4 that musk was charge. ' , ning In It. Liuisll STOCKHOLM (UPI)-An DAY rid of snakes. At one point, aid In meeting the people feed en Sand We with a Longwood. won en who rod. fbi raft with foot Scotsman trsnsltor anti-American demonstration traveling down them smiling. of told He on the trip keeping ebei Is attendance In hint. He told of the bard. thu. At one point on the I4VSIt• numerous side strums where Little League Meet radio In Saturday's drawing. flared out of control Monday Plus Sc a mile. lictudse spite of Isdsmmtt weather, ships In building the rift almost became completely ran into I sunken they found beautifully color. The Seminole Little League Door prize winners Thurs. ture they and was one night In Stockholm's may. gas, esnici, Iluersaci. coiled up In tip. Auxiliary will meet at $ p.m. day and Friday were A. K. and the raft sank, spoil. ed parrots and birds. A watermelon boat fruit and how th. motorcycle, the Cueeibervi target, Box 545, Longwood, market Square. Tour persons adorned the serving . on *hleh he toured many saved only by quickness of tree He closed the program by Thursday at log food, earners, and s.lad were arrested and a polk, countries, who used as the the other two men. DEKLES along made of the pictures singing a Cerman song, ac. Woman's Club on Ovirbrook who won an electric skillet; Me along with a variety . driving shaft for power. In explained that he fell officer was bitten on the leg. 0. W. Jr., 131 and Ike Butler, for ade be m will Plans Drive. could be companying himself on the way. Items that foods. morel bweoksd demonstrators war* GULF SERVICE of his charming Ill five times because of bad the guitar. His wife operated the the annual game between the Jenkins Circle, 'Sanford, who The I orations were . eiaata üis. Peru, borne SANFORD *22.4524 I ad projector to show the Inter- coaches and =8029M I.., glad., sad roses, Charlie Morrison of the Viet Ham, eating movie as be narrated. women of the auxiliary. sondseted by B. U. Jarrard, prs.idist, and upon recommendation of firs. James B. Spencer, new members Mr. and Mn. Thomas Jordan and Kr. and Mr.. Orville Bennett were approvaL Announcement was toad. that to. B. Stove, launder. goitti .urg,yattbe Like at to six new Club I Closes Year With Picnic '~, The Herald made its debut on nationwide television today. On NBC's "'i'oiay show* this meningiomeon. , " outside the studio window held U $ copy of The Her. aid. Don't know who our New York reader Is. Do . you? IL 14, • Who's got the Sally? The Seminole High yearbook ded. tested to Coach Jim Pigott was sent out to senior. to be signot! &M returned. Who. ever has the Salmagundi is asked to call Coach Jim Mo. Coy, $22.704L . 7: '.. . F" .1, '. :.' # 0 0.1 I I,!, J., .1 i,. f~,4-r- ..,11~1 lio, , 0~11?;.,-q " _ 1 BOWflIe SCOUtS . lose, members at Brownie Trooptfo,$Osp.ntlaitBatUr- v brides . I. ,. . .*" o Womh was ::11'; U from Peru, showed RUtH ThURAU and his wife, Emma, who comes and ceokiag for a younger of DeBary while her. U1,y iv,u. Tr op hic 101111111 1 *5.. - last the movies of his "Three Men On A Raft" for people aunt, Mrs. Frieon a visit with his uncle, Edward Th urata (left) and his (Middleton Photo) do Suefer. .hUd. Brownies attending were Christy Beaulisu, Martha Judy My?surnblo7 nor. New Blood Bank Gallon Club a 11th. New Gallon Club members donors were lAtin Dougherty mar Wastesay Us Others were Raymond HaD of the Seminole County Blood and Jobs kawlichin. Cadettes attudlag w .r• I VI Members Told RObert Thomas gave hi. Bank see Franklin Mnl Holmes his Uamso lad Marsha Meyers. cry and Russell Fehrman. 35th pIM, Frank Gtass Cadette leadu is Mrs. Kathy Two (lalian donor was Russell 31st, Horace Spencer sad Three Gallon I Richard elMM liaised El. Ilabop. WaWa Dixon, Claris Holton, Teressa Roger., Patty 1'J Jug Ifters &W Zdwia Keith, .1 it lam Nowsr, I& BAR awlard, Roger Harris and Vii. ir .,iki Bilgi LS47 pedal pisbur and matab'ng garments standing dressmaker In the they bad vasdo In sawing pro. ed.Ots4in the j Jane Kelmy wb.nsed.led It0UP two entflts, a white ottss Other masbers and Hums .4 .5 cemmentator. shows no Tends Roentree, r. frieda showing I - iv., c . .... Debby Vms ..-. 'tL., :.'-t 1, - F J . lbs. dessas t.cl4 s" '4vri g I I' CHest Prsih 5, loses P,$.ss, pM dreast &6 Dads, For* solo am" cum,2blow members of the ly slated for June 22, the Central Florida milk vroducera will be following the lead of the Jacksonville. Tampa and Pensacola areas which have already voted them. solves out from under the ___ __ _____ __ ___ - . . ,.. Big Senate Plan Sidetracked H TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - The new plan, by jd. The hopes of the small eon. SI se p son of D"011 sad ty bloc for an oversized leg. Charles Usina of II. Jibe.,, lilaturs collapsed today as $ call for a "tractional vet.0 180-Senator plan was taken system that would gIve each off the Senate calendar and county it lesat one tee*b returned to committee for who would east vales rang. tag from six hundredths .1 some legal surgery. Return of this bill, which cn vets to see and thise0 had whizzed out of commit. tenths of me vale tee with a lot of steam be. In a 11$-member loose. Sea. Robert Williams ci kind It Tuesday, following th umping defeat on the Grice'tlle agreed be being his 4ttee is, House floor of the small bill back be county House counterpart bill aislsd*ist., hut sslg' If the upping that chamber t. 200 OppositIon be the plan wield 1 . . v . . ç -. 'S ,. . •: - . not fight this motes sad member-a. A coalition of bi and *14- 1*7 tm get as Immedi*te vets ebviisa Wanted to diesised counties apparently WWI oe at this ITS 10 turn control of both avild a a the. ludleatini that his Md. now use and Intend be hose' their votes to hammer _ Is ssve,el ,et5s shouted thi . plan for a reasonable U resirsd for pssr ________ stied l.glalat*ws, 1. ____Is Is thipee. Thu .s'tW , -' ., / • . . . . . .6 4 I -- . . o Faces ,. .. - ,.• , I .'... -- . --- ____ ___ ____ - Cleveland, Davis Study Reapportionment Plans ' "BUILD YOUR CREDIT WHERE IT COUNTS" CoIRSION Wreck Fatal Perish 18 _ To Lyman - °' aftnonmes" No m - • I __j_'_ - SIGNATURE W1*I$ - V0,9"Nomw Of - NoWk Lis I •;_L..f !±? •.'5' 4' iWsi•.w&anus.m - ' . .--. - . __ __ __ ______ . • . • . . . a: ;'; '. - I _______________ ___ . , - ' .' -- .-' --..•-• . - -' - - I - - - _____ ;-: _____ •: - ' ... _______________ ___ - I 1 ___ f __________ ______________________________________ - .. . . ' '.1 I . _ \ -_-I - 11i j. ;k'H' - - - ___ a--. -., - C. - -. s ' • . __ - YOUR BONUS ____ - ,, fL$IIU PS111 & hilT 610FAII I • - -- 4½% #Z'M SFs17?A4 ., -I ___ ____ - I '. ~ . ••'. • - I I WEATHER: Tuesday, 72.90, .10 Inches of rain; partly cloudy with show era through Thursday, high 50 to 92, low tonight In TO'S. NO. 218 Estatillshed 1908 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1965 SANFORD,- FLORIDA control VOL. 57 United Press lAused Wire ____ _____ YOU...•--: ., mom I ~ 0"Mm*11111110"11101-At " ` 4&" ft So * 1111. , vo -a W& 10 slow .... d*,.J"AW *00d WA IN& , 08 i. 4-Mat - - 1r'' I II bigger L.J a __ d flUlity INviSNI , . RM __ _______ Semites CanWs% MAN, _j (11 ____odu __ It's sp than svar to go a14hc1c than to $ enoibbistins - • wW Zip Cods $2771 . , tb to kill the smell county's pet plan but lacks the necessary . majority vote to pus $ big School Bids graM the Contril Florida . ysong boys barely Is their The bill .i4owers plan. county Bivakiup' request. Bide for than $1100 discovized 1 county and Ui eorporated . -This mesis that a compro. of business m.ebluss be is. . P1 at Iii Is the slug munIcIpalIties to Individually Mlab..l Ciii.,. ripi,Ionta. mlsm somewhere between the large the Seminole Cóentp tiv.,iI,tb, Independent. Dairy I Isawd wait" I'M' - or jointly plea tutur, '.' two will have to be worked Bu1'.... -'--1 waste mwda ASSosiStlis. Orlando I Im s wire lucky, for all they oy b v,lop*snt. It allqw. them to VatWS out. edbythe.ehislheaMIsi unit, this morning said, "It get was a stiff drealU down " up and onto 11421011 The .o.called Turflngtoa called s'eelei Tueedsp. looks like the producers before bees sect borne. That WASHINGTON (UPI)-Th. control regulations, p, which provides for $4 Federal toads tsr Us. they were able to o home at House Banking Committee to. ..This trn is just bus. (Central Florid a) have Senators and 106 Hoses pansies and sp.gadingwii. eut the a prayer. Surely, votes to vote Chapter of deserves Grand High Priest, Grand all day approved legislation that miss," Alexander said. ROY B. WRIGHT JR. (center), may hi Us. basis made available thaugh Uso members city's commission. these boys know the also allows us to qualify for Royal Arch Masons, was feted Tuesday night by Sanford Lodge No. 62 Such $ compromlis. for More..Pirldae Ass fir u.k-I recreation parks are the place could split up the on wines federal funds for 'road eon. If this is done Caolo said Worshipful Muter (left), Rumbley F&AM. With Wright are Robert A. Alfred I. DuPont estate. It All the action In the next aid mosey. 31mw eqmsut Flor id a Central th e li ke It is 15th to play. of Sanford lodge, and John A. Fuller, district deputy Grand Muter, would affect vast holdings by struction." . . days couple of will be ii includes accounting rrk'un, seek a will then producers Photo) (Herald The federal government has 1uon1c District. (See story on Page 12) the estate Is Florida. committee. william caicuises.. typewriters, adds order fi. Able., cus decreed that any metropoll. Federal marketing action came The Senate met today Just lag .aH... tenuesalbess, is 1.. control prices. re' an attempt to L.Jr. and hearings dir, tan area must have eomp long enough to pull the small duplicalere, sad dietetlag Lavisder *ids the goner days of public land Go,. Bar" Burns has Rats- at Retios Uver*Lty for lug which the estate was vig. henslve planning and county bill back to eomalttee machines with mult$4leluslag can said be will abolish th e milk orously criticized and defend. use control befor. It and receive another r.appor- devices &W teacher ...ir.k, commlsslo6 it this is the In. (he ed by witnesses before the qualify for federal eee -, ttonmsnt plan by Sen. John Is oth.r actias th. beard producer.. IiHowever, dIcatlonthe of the The deadline for qualifying Cathy committee. McCarty of Fort Pierce pro. authorized Supt. B. 7. fill. comlmsslon is 1111413" Westgste and fl riding for 49 Senators. It , of Sanford. The vole on committee sp. July I. blished by legislative at. WesUrook, the bill today was Seminole County falls Is esta then adjourned until moon Wharton to alga $ lass for were candidates lot office at P°I ofThelegislation would the Orlando Metroolltan r- tion andsession until lbe nextnot testsOrange Counties with tour Thursday, setting a four.bor the Patrick Fruit C..psng latlon It can be the DIm Stat. of Seminole. 2$ to 2. T ea and thus comes r nt estate under Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. amendments approved by the session of Its reapportion- building where the Maispawer meeting this weak on the Place the Dupo dissolv federal dlrective, - 0"084,ed, The producers, should they Indicated to The Herald today reapportionment committee, senators, meat committee for S sm. Development Training niesti campus. of Florida State Uni. the Bank HoIdliag Act which forbids from owning am. take and Osceola themselves out from on. that be and Rep. S. J. Davis fb went right to work on Sen. Cleveland Indicated he Thursday to try to develop a are being held. (ise.ee will MANY. have set up eomp?.heneivs vote banking interprlsss. e e be expanded next year te Is. der lbs commission, can, In Jr. are carefully COSIIW.TInS fb to kill the bill, would be against the Lake- compromise bill. Another overboard comment Before apptovlig the bill, programs. six months time, reinstate the ramification. of all the They adjourned Immediately Sumter and Brevard plies, Forecasts were that the elude rsdl.g, waiting and the commission's control. v a rI a mis reapportionment f inal product would be soma- guidance counisling, Trainees which bean ropeatiags. Mod' the committee voted tobroad- The legislation gives t h ov county to include reSD Its o erage that are being Introduc. after the vote striking down but would be inclined "more where In the neighborhood an studying ant. ar great. control over ubdivi. If the Csntral Florida pro. plans e sely Is becomIng to at both day school and night What Is diffIcult is to be Uglous, charitable sad educe. slon development, allows It to doors do vats as expected, ed In the Senate and House the bill and were scheduled favorably" to th4 orange of 60 Senators, aadsd shes oselsackody. timtsl orgauiistlous with In. set up building, plumbing, it will leave only the Tails. this week in an effort to 4.. to re turn to work sill am. Seminole Plan. but Still hopes The House, also meeting school. New elm Sees an electrical and other terests In beakso hsuee ares under commission t.rmlna which plan, would be today. that Seminole can stand slow just briefly, received one new scheduled to start July 1*. He* DuPont was 003Wfrom or sanitary codu, best for Seminole County and Various Senate plans, some with a senator of Its own. reapportionment plan and ad. New course houars have boss control, the act when It was passed In what effective compromises of which have been Introduced Cleveland indicated be would Journed until 11 &A- Thum extended from 10000 be UN _________ ________ 1150 because It Is a trust And Heroes Honors Set Huge Budget Eyed maybe necessary, and some of which are await' be sympathetic to the Steen. day to give Its committee a hours, to Include bbs at Ad a mst,etatias. DWI" pub. Introduction propose to slor Ic subjects whigh chance to work. against th. 300 lag Tb. Davis voted '(IJPI) LAKELAIID WASHINGTON (UPI) fb He hearings tHu ty ith Seminole Co plan Tuesday lump commission un House•member Is yet to be l*troduc.d. ' Citrus estate was described a. a Gemini astronauts li*.. A. Florida Wed Solon was upend to give Its op. along with 5$ ether House Lake and Sumter County giv. "I'm not In favor of a big powerfel Beescial entity MdDlvitt and Edward H. by proval today to a record $37,. members. There were 4$ who lag them one senator among unwieldy House or senate, WABIIIIOTOX (VP!) which eboeld be yegulat.4 by White will be honored Ccs. '0 them; another puts SemInOle but nails, we will have to 750,000 operatlag budget for toted for the measure. President Johnson, and Rep. A. I. Hi*4°st, Jr., D. the law. cams and Brevard together increase both houses to some and publicly the coming season. The bud. Actually the bill never Pta., dluelei'd I DuPont e± that it gress Thursdaymotorcade two ssutors and other plan extent, ut sot to fbi get would bs* million higher up for final debate aud vole. en it a . acclaimed daughter Sylasy, will wed had leo Is "p$" floss proposed so tar," be historic Pennsylvania Avenue. than th at of the pest seseos. Tb. House licked on several combines S e m Rep. Jed Jobases Jr.. D empli Md noted. viw*ici Outsw sees time seen after motile's kneas, was M554 Ceagress adj.nrus. YOUlI(IIWCAR be swim GN&Md U Use bS ksusss a., Dii' In Helicopter mpsew that his 4MIHuI Pout wield he Mud Is dl. AT OUR WV. ww SoldIers ___ or its Pl' vest ni it its ad Jshur1.. N, Use IMTWNT 1*71 ' ast aembir it Cespem. W. memben were victims . the smell of The eight and mis. The Nate, lb. W5sh Isflhleedi, mills, COLUMBUS, Gas (UP!)- ease Is Viet the cam ss1Snd DIBoy 01 the 11th Air Assault DIof th. flesh made several ($40 PU $IN PU TSAR) for death. utiliHes Md and, From the murky skies, Use sic. was marked vision, rumored In Washing. B? Sea Ceissinstry sweat- Tb. 1-k Illieg dells "They have b swamp elseety a Two ci Us. heUeopMo,s soldiers sick. One *15 Ion to be bound for Viet peale. IMI Georgia • e 'e MU" let s 7fl" flit' bs.sd Gary Massey, 17 year e -; splisbsring their Ited, another became almost Ham. The Army said the &s4.4, -at at a would be nla be 'permit sembied the Junsles .1 VIM leag MM. "i gb school ulw'enI soldiers belonged to the 1.1 Lgmss 1 11 e eoldls,e abusIng 44-toot rotors apart, hysterical. where th WmIX YOU VI11*W WITI UI, MOW CS base iless by Us. Caner..- banks to ewe ether tppss of Nate into The bodies of three of fbi Battalion, 38th Infantry, and died at 3:10 p.m. Tuesday In 711 VUIVU, N AUTOMAC Ususty Is that, aboard the four 1mw-flying The h.IIe.plsrs p*sged sleal Wanes's Osk bets t±r. IS men victims lay at the feel of the the helicopter crews to the aa Memorial Wq't'l is ' vci-"n M- £ helicopters probably wire 4.. lbw swam^ killing all -ly would 5" as a.usglMdeu, $ was whu 3.4 skinned tree. 'Four other vls- 317th Assault Helicopter Orlando U result ef had IS' ebsssd. be had hive $ p&mM- isespetitive stlned for duty. add Sk won trapped In the U*ttSlieS. Ml. flusI. .. LOAN! be me hu' sow The glut UI1D "Iaey" °They fell Ilk. Maim." $ Um be. wreckage and their The Army said ldczmtlflca. Jun 55 received Friday, May burning aircraft, skimming In sties witness said. eke bold. $ flmeowdejass thW' was dltfl. N, ekes his actor seaniar of the victims (Ion pried out formation over the denS. One of the aircraft plum. bodies had tothbe Call fits ants loan szp.rtsz Ral Ps hem so" Us. I. e lctlas was cult because of th. condition collided with a compact car esi' asted Isle a tree and skis. One of woods and thlcksta'Is $ eois' I...sity, "en sau Use is be was leaving the erbet' bodies. hal Doacette. tsdsj. PhossIN-$1L nor f the speawitag Ft. sled dows, strIpplug on all still alive, but he died in an of the was no immediate He Is the Sest try," Ill. huh, stWd GOP of Mr. sad e helicopter There ic but. The ether smashed Air Rescue Serv Benning res.rvstles, were en the C,amwss Ceings bitees tab. COWflulA, I. C. (UP!) official explanation .1 the Mrs. V. D. Ksseey ci Pored gread and to route to s hospital. Ing gra1- wish it Beebe. Rep. Albert Wetus, e a a training .anclee Tueay. Into the The swamp was Iacrw asses ci the cask, but $ City. Funeral anasgeaads. Each carrying s mew .1 hurst ian fia• Johnson aM he viii be sand his r*jff.nu-1 met three fag the 11th Al, Iscosepims it thin tias, VIII and six litaMap.., The toe ether heEjs sibis I' vehicles sad buildesspskesw un he sHur bsW gJt-f - by the p-.es ear sheet 115 yseda be. set had to carve out a rus4 Assault Division vestigst. be 'usd by C.sPaMar loaded re- the bellceptea wee. elmetit, bsek be Dimurads pesty, del,e liii. hu.i It visa '4. rsssra( Bees, VIals -Fish. sold abel Mr the orsek seas sad their through 100 yards ci swamp. lap leesm ius. s'sild 1us •Se cit. lag th. type Me Md iraRib .-.?. laid ndeie the Plitime 4l4 II"4fr0_**q Usia S 1 ewi IIII-$ lk* i* elms'S 1- IleputHeis e. mobility .sseutlal he irful Beselilins 1 Weiber .1 the S.. telity M tTk Cealy $o the irupew 5'. be 'likes by % guerrilla fighting i* V$st through 1h p511a15 an les..kli55. Bills $n. Cheek n"id ends. 1w'. bass.. es -- - - --'Use lbs 4 • . Is J-LUJ ha., Bet, IN110 6 _________ ,44r, ______ _ p a With tho aiM JiM about n.y$bh r, tIt.tIggsst bargain .ver-by abiac Servic, is a bigger bargain than poW ' Phoss 5*21511 4 rra • -• Alexander Lauds County Plan Bli*ll Dupont rb - ' fjO.Ift 27_mt ---, mifts __ __ * Ow;a UfJ "The-Nile of America" -.-. - was ald JseIy Smaller, net ., on the St. Johns River-. * - 8vIos 11b1I1.& ''.11i making hit ad hit Dub. Usmos B. fiscal. psI_, . by Jp I w1 1* it&it hodti CS 7E I-- a l bZP b.rga1 M y l*sdpt. ____ It JiM tos yssn Ii.. tha hoist. actually 31% CIWSp them vlug oi Ii t, YS 5j01 rato N4110t1001 duxlug this puiod foBe75SM*slMPh Heath' IIch.'d Ieh%"s, Wit. for Deems, Wb'ed Lapses, Robert Meyers, third; laster ad sailcloth Chard, Erask Chukik, Jessie 1P vii, esft.n piliti Shills Math. __ Ic., I George lsaa Jr., Petit Be. . , Mu. ceStes print with eroop -ale asekilus sad pleated ubixti 1es' Jr.. 1Jme r ... , . * In the absence of official - By Barry tie.. :-'' - Miss To hen gave Margaret MIssile?, who dacres algktis with matching Jm. dI The 445 I4berty Belles of wore a becoming yellow also. robe trbsaed Is Ma em.ca chum Gallsom, recently presented,)*ft, th 'DIIrweidSeller. ,,was judged out. broldiiy and 5 By Controls '5 - r • tlon.. • and Marvin Warfel, , Its Lu.th and Woodrow Hart' Icy, 11, R.njamla Hughes Jr., Slavia Liberty Belles Present Dress Revue . .-... ' I 0 McNsmaraaluoliuzpectid to outline plans for convert. The Marines now have As largest portion at their led Divislos, Including seven In. fantry battalions, Is Viii Ham and are likely I. send tn the remainder of the dlvi. aim from Its Okinawa bias -. (RuIIy good aJWsfa' ) I -.. ...'.' I., i., target. If Law Passes El I:' , , .I .014 -* May Quit. i.- alon. Relying on helicopters Instead of ground 'vehiel.s for a major part of Its transport, such a division has Impressed the Army as suited Ideally to Southeast Asian opera. expansion plans In detail-be has refused up to now-but he might state some interim goals short of the 10,000 . .! ~ !sifkiaaHon. H Is psuslbb 410 speculate an the most peekts able Army sad Marine dlvi. alone that could be tepped for Vlsi Nate duty us the U. a. Si*htlns tel. Isaasst the pattern of the .zperl. mental 11th Air Arsaul Dlvi. out I .1b . 11 I . June / 0. eontmisàlon. Members of the Knights of Columbus will hold their John R. Alexander, chairman of the Seminole The producers had request. monthly family supper meet County Board of Commissioners, today called the ed the Milk Commission to lag at 6:30 P.M. Saturday at of 'count y planning legisletion u."one of lift tL control on producer the club ball, 2504 South Oak Oimim the most Important bills" to corns cut of the Legi- prices, In order to be able to ght litiit sity price-cutting coin. Menu hi Avenue. ghli alature as far as the county Is concerned. be grilled steak. Members 'fl. bill provide, for the petition that might arise Invited to bringS guests. proper development of our from the othir producing S county by giving permus. areas. The Jacks nville area u age distributors ___ isis. kids Just crave as' Estate sive. Isgialatien aiL..d s.*•* vkushenalve plai..li" 1 r'4w fl.2vots, tefuied to aloIt, evsr they can. Monday three said, _____ ':.', I er, on fbi job near Magnolia Street and Onora Road, kill. ad the poisonous snake with Just before 11 5.10. The its snake was reported as about 2tt feet long. . A a 2:30 p.m. (EDT) sews eonferenee today. May 0.1 Goals It Is unlikely that U.. troop Namara will spell sire. With little visible prospect that peace talks will achieve any early results, Defense Secretary Robert S. Mc. Seminole County Florida Milk Producers As. ' sedation Tuesday presented a petition calling for a ref. ' 'gatos measures 1110 Inches erendum rot, by the full from the tip of Its nose to Its ,membershIp seeking to vote eyes, which would stake the the association out from on. reptile about 1143 hot Is overall length. To .uttatantlat. OPERATION '4ALACO' saw Marines from Safl. der control of the Florida the 'gator's uzlstanee, Deputy ford Naval Air Station In "action" In Ocala Na. Milk Commission. sheriff Roy Rice reported see. tional Forest the past two weeks. In this pho. The action followed a pub. lag a large alligator swim. tograph, Pvt. P. R. Braxton and CpI M. R. Nix, 1k hearing by the commis. sting In the lake about NO lead members of a 10-man patrol searching a slonatTallaltauss,atwhkh stream crossing area for possible resistance, time the commission refused fist offshore, . ' (See story and pictures on Page 5). to grant a motion to remove (U.S. Navy Photo) price controls. Another coral snake was klII.d In a residential area _________________________________ U the referendum Is carrind In the election, tentative. Tuesday.A construction work. I for - . 1. .ft~ large assisdors Deft in take Tony, behind the Bloods' house. Mrs. Blood says the Isar ., I lug the Army's lad Infantry Division. Ft. Binning, Ga., to an "air mobile" division on Namara Is expected to die, cuss the Viet Ham outlook at an announced 58,500 there now. Sources said today that South Korea also will an. flounce plans soon to send a division of 15,000 combat troops to aid the SouthVlet. name" in meeting the Cam. munista' rainy-season off.n. Milkmen ., ' -- llood,wboUveonLabflrtv. Is Fors Park, have reported as unfriend ly neighbor to the Seminole County Sheriff's ofSc.. The new neighbor is a ,0 Good news j __I ,. ' • ,. - Mr. SM UN. 1AWIS 11. ,3 A Islets aejeeramni U5W next October, slob members 1 expressed their heartfelt ap. preciatlo* to the host and hostels for their generosity. . • S S of City Veterans HospitaL More Cornbat Troops Scheduled For Action In Asia WASHINGTON (UP?) The United States plaw a new expansionof combat troops and support forces In South Viii Ham In acontin. slng buildup of key ham on that country's East Coast Under the Johnson admin. "open end" pro. Istra gram, total U. 5. strength In South Viii Ham Is expected -breach 50,000 men Ins few months compared with I , J U. S. Plans Viet Buildup' wit h ! 15M . W. VATFka Prizes Western ; - \ ! ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 15, 1965; <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/a6ec60e943c0fe35b63f0d1acab2844b.pdf 09c47b1189b56bd0361ab9dbb938b629 PDF Text Text .4. IM Seminole County LI 7 on the St John. River * * City To Consider ijrrath Marina Finance's, , ;atizwb t "The Nile of America" * . ** 0 Pb oes 20 1011 Zip Cods 82771 WEATHZR: Sunday 72.89, rain .56 inch; Monday cloudy with afternoon showers, high 88.92, low tonight in 70's. VOL. 57 United Press Luesd Wire Esta,11shed 1908 MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 211 qk 1 £ 0 77, " L.gislahv• Legislative Act ? r-, ' 7 7 777 7, . _ Clears Blockade .. .., ,. Consideration i t. . . 44b ciO ordinance for Sanford lakefront development Jcate ?wn4i,+ •l.Iil f*. ên,ih.Isê'. _It b"IIIalIb. l'J WUIUU5WU V01 Ing at 8 p.m. at City HaIL Final legal stumbling blacks to the construction of the land. fill area for the marine, docks, motel, reshanut mnd I . .- . r A new Optimist Cub Is b4be lots" In Sol" Seminole County. A meeting Ow P"S* poetive members will be held 1 7~ toolobt at I o'clock at the Impact lboloplass. Funds _____ "T 1ien.' ue• Some of tins home Interviews for the ION Orang..SemlnOle tranipOrta tlmt study bar. run Into dUll. eultise. We hear that ens womin need $jUdIfl base t(J chase one of the Interviewers off bet property the other day. • Some of those being viewed ban, complained that not courtesy and poUteneu (• being observed. Incidentally, only sibout 10 par cont of the 11,000 home interviews to be conducted in Seminale county have been 0023plated. Roadside Interviews sheaw he completed mom - ) -'' . ..- . • -.•----, -. . . . •• I . . .. ,. . . - VICE ADM. PAUL D. STROOP pins medal on .*1k': - -.. . .: ., -. .. - ., . . . . • .. .. ,. '. - . - e .' hind Werner, to the right of the picture, is Cmdr. Paul F. Werner during awards ceremony this morning at Sanford Naval Air Station. Be. :.7 ... . . .. • :. '..,.. -' ••• - . -. ture srutW the he simple title to 22 acres of bottom lands of Lake Mcnros to the City of Sanford, "Sor the pw. pose of establishment of a Rip. lydasy Rerisug ar municipally controlled matins • . and commercial comp$sz." uu*.c.d thft the V. Lpe,sof Next step toward actual Mesfth,Edacit$ssaadWall. construction will bSthe U)5 ifl"IL o4 4jflof (. 4j. Of tare has revenue eirtlflutei of ' UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA student Robert mediate payment" in sea. close to $1 million to Unman Donald CraftwuInjured Saturday fflghtabout . c,, SwAn is the project. Negotiations with o'clock when his Germanmade car overtum a na onal firm for commit. Federal ed on Interstate-4, 8 miles south of SR 46. Inds. eattito build Craft, who lists his address as GaInesvlUe,-uld bag boSs held Ia7aitnIghte)U) The owl ' he lost control of his car when another vehicle wed to be (11-11,ed. up does Janary PN"9 pulled In front of him. He was wearing "at Fwtw steps *01 be letting twlt at the time and reportedly receiveda$'not compotave of the beat schoei bwd with IM avii of design and construction too serious" injuries to his- shoulder. PUP TVM Right. Act i 4,. contracts $0 U engineering septgatjsgo The he" p& firm to dredge the lake W. Jerry Hawthorne, who investigated, filed no charses in the accident. (Herald PhoW) eawy wga" sew Wet to the tom and pump JA the lont1fill KRW am" a cerdfleaft d area. Other Items on the two two. "totestisu is ceailr" wti Sb. Civu Right. Act saga. as. agenda Inelud. a public tui,' . . . I!. , ... Is While In ft Sanford Zoo the other day we watched Shella, the Ilo @"I lot out a roar. We asked she Wuan. -- _ Cmdr. Wallace Russell, commanding officer of RVAH-5. (Herald Photo) 12 Navy Officers Lawmakers i Draft Plans r Recei-ve Air i Re a ' • hearing F eral funds a, those allocated ... U. S. Troops Were : 0,$ ti the West Side Snack Sae *1 I.,tr notugry. Ihs just anw,om.. lbs cesaly because Of the Rest 13th Street and Psrslm " a a t &ILA of moo Avenue Neighbors have body with a camera and Twelve officers from Re. Cdr. D. 8. Fall, Lt. Cdt. C. T. Pirotle, LI. N. J. Mello. Lt. liii v mp The ed a-h complained that the establish. thov#M it was a "zoon test." connalseance Attack Squadron Butler, U. Cdr. W. F. 1. ~ALAIIARSE,F (upi) money " Into 00 Saw mot tow0utes a subano 3 today received the Navy's LL G. J. Xelly Jr., LIL J. it. Feeback. we understand some Semi. Air Medal for "meritorious Total M.oalatedkrdlscuulonls gin today the ticklish job solo 01gb senIors ran Into the achievement In aerial flight." AIGON (UPI) A bitm m Add rain seem aflSMi, of law th. other night at their Tb, medals were presented steering onto th e law book, ole CosaIvk47,$7i, The the possibility of purchase by tallon of U. S. Anny para. Phnos VIA Is esly IS real al is enpect. the Sunland Water Syste m 011.nlgbt graduation patty at by Vice Mm. Paul D, Stroop, a reapportionment plan th at Old s. hel mosey tr pe oo dug In tuday nest mlise South ,fDongXe.f, rs eir. s..ea• the (fy, a South 8.alnole golf course. commander Of V. 8. Naval Vegetable s would oaks Florida's Legi. As ordinance covering p't embattle d Dung Xusl. The Someone called the sheriff'. Air loins. Pacific Fleet.. me be .& meal psoperty times sad °C• move put American forces In 1U. a. aflI ta ybniaj-$üi, slatur.. lb. second largest to I '. to complain about Adm.*oopesmf from San --1 /' •• ..j oyst!ph10sflhIS, 15 hi an offensive position for the 45KrIbedtheal,I$ss.bs. -sebliahet party on the greens. Diego, Calif., to be present at Ime is a is $*1 e5tate4$*Si '1j bI1l with for first time In th cm e Viat. Nan the Ce.'IOS1$L All Is f.i, folks. Senate of -130 members and ii b,ons1isie also an war, . • psistect Pbs.. MA freø the Rear Adgi. Robert Goldth. : ordinalee prohibiting parking Five days of fighting In hisid of attack which the a roo.aemher Rouse, it Scholarships seem to run in wait., Commander Fleet Air, WHITS B U L P H U H crease- per capita Income over proved,, )lorlds Of treehdrauers on street the Dung Xosl areahasre.Communlsta lann.ke4 would have the Richard Vu Duyne family Jacksonvllls, also attended SI'RINGS (UPI)-..An AgrI. the sdm. perIod. 124 t1r,r legislators than rigbte.Of.wey in realdenUal suited in an estimated 2,000 Th ur,dayos Done Zss$, Liquor St o e Of 111 Scott Avenue. the Presentation 55 a guest, culture Department official H. Doted thee. Increases tiny Now Hampshire and aNal. C$5Valtlee.1,000 South Viet. I f do paratmepers.m4s yeng iiciar, a midship. Curds. Paul F. Werner, for- said today that retail prices have centered largely In same number Two gunmen Saturday aight name.. soldiers and 1,000 bat tas at supporting aatl$. men -at Sanford Naval Acad- mer commander of RVAH.5 of fresh vegetables were on fresh meat and in some fresh The bill calling for 200 held up the CAC Liquor Store -. III are committed is amiss, Communist guerrillas. emy, has been given an sea. and now Chief Staff Officer of th e way down and soon would vegetable.. resentativee was introduced at 312 Sanford Avenue and reconnaissance p1. It will be the fiest time an American dsmle scholarship there. Peter, Recounalsunc, Attack Wing be lower than a year ago. "After about two years sat week and comes up for escaped with an en Iota said *23 guerrillas were Antwlcan unit has bees sent On., received the Navy Corn. However, George L. Meh. low cattle prices," Mehrenofcommittee his brother has received . amount of cash. action killed Sunday whom U. S. In a direct eem agriculture . All Se1's Zfllgbta of Colum. msadat1t 3(044 with Corn. ren, Navy planes bombed and Cotamunist fuses elmes the are re, measure sWig for a 130. The two men, reportedly bat "V.' retaiy, said fresh meat prlees will armed wi th .33 ca bus lebsiarship to Bishop a liber pie. wwv.uuu celving about $6 I. $7 snore member upper chamber strafed Communist posi ons Moreaswa robbed Moors 111gb School. Both boys The Savage Sons of RVAH. likely would remain pretty per hundred pounds every- 1. introduced early this /) -'-" • of All g0g 3 earned the, Air Medal, ninth high. Time I. running short for sin miles west of Done XosI. (lee. William C. Wswhere than a year ago. Hog week-possibly Martin .,,.reso,j a, attendaflt appro Seven Americana are Iand, commander Amorle ' ' n proc-,ju.-t, Navy n ni.... iN was nivefl renew... ' . Mehrsn dlscn.esd fresh prices have advanced $5 to "atel 3.30 Y . MA altar U r b a a area la wmakers known dead and, 11 others Cui force. In 'jIeb We., sail L ale, br reemealinene. ala, vegetables sad mast supplies $6 per hundred pounds. Re. hoping I r. CereoU described the boldn to keen the i.sgisls are missing. Fif teen Amen. the snowballing Cousauls$ 5,, aga Coin1, r. and both slam. they inst prices In a speech pr.. tall meat price,, as a result, ture from county tax U man as Negro, between 3$. OW dri vs in Pinto. Long Prarlass expanding much 30 years of age, and well 4,. CCu5CtO U. ivy .ay .r., cans have been wounded, munlst forces In pared for a mid-year meeting are about I per cent higher / has honored the DWI5S with SoutheastInsurgent Death Toll Rises Is expected to eontiaae, beyond I present 1.,v mernI Asia, while aboard th of says the licenses that e Grocery Manufactur- th an a year ago." . veiopcd. one reportedly we the Order of the British Emnt on The U. 8. death toll else, baricing the possibility of $ ra, worked Over WIf / the aircraft carrier USS era of America, sale June 1, must be displayed Two Factors on - the first step toward Ranger. when. In South Viet Nn.n conlrosatatlon between V. S. I end drtirsg plans to accom. f..t.s inches tail and weighs Th, as the boat by June 30. "Seasonally heavy supplies between Iso-leo pounds. Mehren said Inc re ase d Sunday when two aniI Communist troops. knighthood-we suppose that Cdr. David B. Dearoiph re. of fresh vegetables will be meat prices are I I other has urged all boaters climbed 1-feet.10t Inches tall a result of ' Although theL gsaure American Marines were kill. Itrig. Gee, Bills WUhlesa- I now • Presley will be due calved a Gold Star In lieu of reaching retail mark.ts "two factors which tend to II hl'SIh weighs between ito-iso yet *ongWer to ' and LI for senatorial appointments, his third Air Medal. It. Cdr. soon," he said. "Production reinforce each oth current registration with them and 20 others injured In a son of Raleigh, N. C, sees" I er-higher working against a federal pounds. Teeld YSIbI Ysabi court ueau,ws to reapportion Police are still sea rching to lb. county court house ii myste rious truck explosion mmeder of the brigade, tell I Neal 8. Prudes received a over the next $ to 10 weeks personal Incomes and a de. S near Chu Lai, site of a Ma. nsr smes at lisuoc VIA is. I this will speed up renewal Gold Star In place of his is expected tobeabout5per crease in red meat produc. by .iUP 1, the first week of fur the two snen. time in, s p e c ial One of Sanford's young s- fourth Air Modal, '' and Issure COCT'ct " A airstrip near Pa Nang. dayonthat the 600-mas bat. cent higher than In 1964, and lion," : was emplaced Is! to announce duntnies Cdr. Wallace I. luncH, a!- fresh vegeta ble prices this "Red meat production In no very prv.,ucwye. of th spokesman said tall • formation pertaining is ac one Marine e Injured Marines trel whes north of the p,,vi,.. I program expansion small county legislatures major so decorated this morning, Is summer should be lower than May was 4 per cant below new boat, Youth Injured was in critical condition. The cial capital'. airfield. a dr ted af soon. We are rot at liberty presently the. commander 01 a year earlier. Price. at, reapport.. year ago. Looking ahead •zploelos was under Investi. "We are here to hopes to give details at this time but th e Savage Sons. 11e relieved ready coming down." lie feeders are preparing * per onmen pro,,..., David Moore, 14, 2121 American facilities In Pb W+l'irn, " ?1j5Q' gallon. they will be made public soon. Cdr. Werner is January on Up 1.5 Per Cast Higher cent fewer cattle for slaugh. preserving nearly a.. the oila Avenue, receivedMat. 'V a The paratroop battalion, Viah," WIlilamsos said, o pr ent ts es le gislato rs board the *aajer. Mehren said food price. her than a year ago. And the slight gunshot wound in the NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - part of the 173rd Airborne Uni t.d states kua$e$ adding now seats for Th th 'Now deetor" -Meredith Others who received the Air were about 1.3 per cent high. number of heavy cattle for tar- calf of his leg Saturday morn- e U. S. Wea er Bureau Brigade, was airlifted to sootWY and fadUltiss tied Scott of 407 Scott Avenue will Medal were: or than a year ago-or about sp ring and summer slaughter ban area legislators lag while practicing quick today Of an usa Of Phu" Vinh, the capital of be 5, - . The various reapportIon, draws with a .22 caliber pis- warned serve his liaternesbip at CI.. It. Cdr. I. W. Olson, It. a third as snitch as the in. Is down about 10 per cent. squalls to the northern Gulf l'buoc Long Province where "But we are also prepend\ ment decisions banded down id. He was treated by his Of Keslos southeast Of New s elnuati General Hospital. He regimens of Vi.t Cong to ire anywhere wen,sss1$. by the federal courts indicate tnmuy, pisysiclan. t his M.D.gawky ,froa the Orieaas guerrillas Is staging sdet.r. ad,' -. ON oiaIfwtis' V7, - On '% ensive - ___ Price - ' - ..a ... The . •.• TwoNen*. - ' • - - -- r - BM License flaaIIIIIA Heirs today. - ti - - , r ______ -, t,jv - Ray is EMs puns j - aI- cat- - - - - - University of the 1 461-lature t on Its u. ZJ. s C4144 e•• COMMODORE;. APIS; -. I Mack clows form am 00 AW drops begin to !dL They dm% bother is 15$ cad turn off She water sprinklers. Heard r one r"-r4.ig all night sven though It showered heavily at those dens - the eveeint. .. - the U.S. Supreme Court's re• W - - ' Mertess sad Nary personnel from Saafoid hheval Air $ta ne - cent one man, one tote" op. porlionm.zat ruling, The alas of the Legislature does, however, affect lbs ' sI_smVz t4m lion was set out clearly In .. - tos apportionment, &wording to the federal courts, Is that the formula must be based on strict Population. This pod. 1114us tam 110111 will @me win - - taxpayer because be must pay .' the cost of running the Legt. slatur, and pay lawmakers' salaries. t partlilpatel In iks eeaxchtorsWewlayrna Bosch 1.4 kM mesh. The four. hey mm. found dsad In 8 pad aftw "Wood boom - - ... - Mustang For LBJ7 WASHINGTON - Of - (UPI) That 'LBJ"oft, Ike.,, plate of. red n.& Is )J. Vsi4 Ws ..-.. , - Mustang sees •. - L. -......-w_l._ , en Washington Washington streets deeen't $15511 00514 4511mg World mean what you might think. War I.me asked enecfour It stands for Lucille l.for Osik W. I. brte on Best Jones, a governasat OROUNDIAEING CEREMONIES were held this morning for the new we discharge. Well, be did $0O,O00 C4os Apartments to be built on Onora Road. Turning the clerk. According to the I.. hSrge hessisbis aide,'. newsletter, Mrs. iessu ANNUAL FLAG DAY eftiommies wm MW at first shoved of *t warn William Esruest, r°itis', Maitland contractor who kM lint. is thist-Cesdeet 'wIfl build the 11 -nail apartment dw.lUag. Others tilting PlZt ID the CSt. bad little trouble gettIng lb. the Sanford Elks Qub, Sandsy. Featured ssk. "hnt; nab=="oslN w, )of% to rlrht. Linvel hew, 1aatd building inipector; plates from the Distriet of or was Judge Vail. W. Jr., shows hs it I. • ldt hseeomaa. Eda$ 7ho, ()4,j $yebftsc b dI1D'4 the bsifldiisj Columbia Depsrtm5a$ of Me- the rostrum. Highlight of lb praon was pie. net asd. Other 1o1., 'ss-psIe.t, loath Seminal. loak;- WlP ten Vehicles by paying a 33$ utatlo of a Vist Nsa g by Major I, T. Brooks of Charter AM 0 4 he was S ie.i IP Mortgage (M7,Oclsndo sad ACting K0V *4 L. RabontJr. he required for Initialled Chm U. L Nadu C e•e T.pncs that he was assr. - •'- . .: -- _ - V - f Jack . NEW STRAW - • WIITL MATURA P1OWI • p*aziai UGHT. UcMS • *sssi --ip ' - - - . ? - * -. • . . - 01. --- 1 : ----- - - - - ------ ,-- --- . -- . .--- - - 0 . ..-.,.: - -. - -.-----p - t �771 J11111111110 I Mon ~'r fAi Casselberry t',JA Ui. UflU flu) Auxiliary Legion 77 Installs Offkors July aa All. the mouth stat. con. Florida State ____ Qrsss for Ms TM elsep Voted not to 051. Atazillary Hem. Sub Itowi, .srgssat4t. PeNt ansagiesseti Mrs bold r*ular misting. during Gifts moo punted b7 the Unit to Mrs. °n' and orW Unit 254 of Cus1bm Ciusw*l for ho? unit Ids. Cisis1beni on com mittee chaman who ia NrL corita WASHING , tbs h District President rs. uc. Walbridge ia h J .. .. it,. p.tasst Mr.. csessisr. IV o.ww...s was Installing officer assist. Mrs. Viola Heists,, ibfl4 ties distriot prsssbook fl wi rrw r. .4 by Mrs. mieth n hy Orlando, district escratary. ice; Mrs. Helen Cissewsf; It was reported that 5 Charles u• Gaulle to treasurar am acting Officers for the coming sr win cbapWni Mrs. aditk Myn. tuna wee at the 'I University - Instafl.d Amer. dens, hlstels* sad liii. Waso Mrs. kin L.glsn Ursa. k:' Many Parts .. UI UAJtUI -. 17 USII5I Presa" s ZitflhiUiusI OW today _771 - "' • Mom pusan irMa. of a less. . Ms.SMflopON.s,vle.PNI. IN Sills, X1I. sth Snons, ' tvieni pr' ' as a" all. LM N *me awinsu ** it alums dw a Ger. A. .TMflUI XIS '' r - -.IIIJ v I1 kisise ,.,• •)!..: .,: " meslslondayat$U. took P. Army 11.14 kit ehas rogt ft an" - slim Rain fill ales Siat., ' '' I.. ze:" m.t a. west ' . s'." ,. . . ,• • 4 .• I tu ck Over- •a uItI$ jnIuUivsa . P5G. 3U.. lasti • Bons A,ee.s, PanIsed died Pies bets, tiered sad at. pebue . .. ..m.. - Legal Notice relaNd So I 0Imn or .384, uts against the previous and that 5 will alga the As. ieortgegor who is still liable suripU5S A1Nim14 tSØI,.d 15 T_CSIICVI? OSV*y•P Is the Government. This can by the VA. U lbs pstbaiir ciscaa en a a a a en happen witcut tis original mists the r.quireassts 51 csvpryy, r$4g .*iiew cain unite. CWA*CU*Y 5 $SS kne1n lb. VA. lb. vsteesa will be IC • Too asi sack el you are resiav&..vaa 0. ep sam. tL nd DUCIAIID S Ifts Wkb RIJLAA lEN. • UWIL POQ . . GRADE "A" QUICK ffiOZEP4 CHIOCIN I• . mw Stan)a • • .__ it o Is a I a • • • 29 ed - - a. • ' rrte°' s..., ' 1 MAID Few I Rig. 11 ½ so-i 2. cars a WWRE Special. .o.. J I Rip. 7W NLK Makes 1 . 11M ?"MIS NUAW 11401141111110 4W MIT 111 g, Rig. 334. )44, ap • $.ea .11f IFSS OMVW *WSW or Is woo aw"fe of r. MW, or I Pie"US& 1t,5a 09104 in " must *a so before scompleds se redgesseer. tho "Ilt day of less. 11101111. "4 you and oaab at you are 4618 awflosso *Onuborlaa as 4" W40W of am witus t9f be face wita k to Process new 4atas a" "' "e. of" '' ' egla V. T% i.wJe. or ei.ke Id suM j *ØØ a ci 4tto nest lee Desl,es by I5ary rutts a...,, slas. , thermal as z' o so to tile 604 ; *A= pent office 6"reft Ave- l411 b~ Smut# A164 allU be WW$60% a" 01110 Or. Sn veto go bir the alshoomV. bk 40~ W 'tt.f.?'' •• II ISO MOLt Oeefl .. lsUu aM befes. Ortsm- W A .?... r Ce. the 1011 iag duly. iSis. U a. stein V'-a.( .cill.4 sItu be P0 tell I. is su. a Iwre Pe. Iks 33a4 far 55 iuns. GiemPirBiabs CI-,M QIelIUIPPIN '41 indNy.Iim mer rrareLa #'flP.i A r,ri uwi ir IkIrtAI #'rsArat rvv .Iwr, 9&4 C114 as (6). a" lbNo~'s Amr*4 ?. r A".: Pass is. the Pubils is. .' sees. at Samla.Is CeaM . saw (hAL) am SiDIBSO at 0. ViraesSss,lrM .t W. FORD Pistils. Ibli 1W 5511 giamland t..ue i Ntis DAVIS U Illi £511 lag 55 Seas, Arsisr IL Mom 4m""M^me top, -• ". _____ s lost 61010 Wiled III Volk N& Draws hi. wuuM ilis 7.1 , 'kisluIILY.ueistf' t'i. IIk.r. .jijJfIaa 41_ •__•J sjWss frs sir '' ,4•-_ Lac1 ti AI 'gtøs.i rsA P uin. wine'. vsi Jt. . _ 1 ,. W I • •. - De*rolpb, Barbara Harisock, MeClanakari, Luanne 8,000 'A I Dangleman, Osborab ()oeru Patty L.ar)r, Cynthia Ogden and Beth Secord. U' UNITS Nina r14. Whhpsr-quls .psrsllam. DsIm. LpLJ1RI and am. £ sOs Silt filler Twins'- ts-I.Osrn sir I. i i..a..s'ZT _ai __ -- I IiPiUlU Wuerunly. • Six To Die MOSCOW (UPI)-Toss, tbe Official Soviet news agency, iciwi ZlIiI.r.Il i?ii.i.a. Vi- ., • UP7"7 LESS FEDERAL EXCISE TAX 6,000 BTU UNITS 1.l Dna4m 4 wn air =*&go fteimmis wo*Abb fOw. r**& thwmaw anirsio VowilsAw no*s oty, cow bft J. AL New "days.. VA& see 419W01 EXCISE M"W "LESS FEDERAL TAX" u a &-1111 s iii aU• i1 •I I % , patriebo Julls persons, Joan to so. Carters Marsha it a a day, ar.s.a ceaso r-*m Jayne Polgar, Bill Bracken, as isafeci, PIs. , FRESH LARGI $TALKS OF CELERY e 1PPSS1 I Jim Groan, Really HarrK Robert Joralson, Mott Mor. 2/29# gas, Jos Pauline, Jimmy WU. Wes makwol sn"d TUM-Wal ne 111W, PwW W Tess i5 • MONEY jy i1i ___ yigø Pt" WS. - i W £ -• q I 401190 V1000 AVG 4W I P I W '"°u • . i . J, CxIIng U o ..• $ for I,O0 i. Vt I4.s sliTs LESS FEDERAL EXCISE T - House C ..1l ii. &,ss musurp, swi,á cuni - At4srndk thsamuS isuL him. fr an IIss. u,mi wish is a.• an U- • 000 BTU UNITS Cod "W vlob bssvi~ WA RUM $7, rapacity BTU UNITS $ 22,500 *b le vow mais IS% ___ TAX" 16,000 BTU UNITS Is mush. hi ps',l hills admMigi ___ _ R" "Ste" GUAM N& "LESS FEDERAL EXCIS19 f follow son IV 0211. pp ' zrftm IN Md f1bef, flow G@WAHC Mwh" hwim I a fte 0 - LMW . e.1.iek. • :i • .kuiIs. iiIIiiimiii~ eat Ii es*si *ui it, j AWSOM VilIl O.A.C. FINANCE ••IPORATION siream No* 11"IT "W190141 TANI 1101tE TO mi. • meisee GREAT STOIRE OPEN DAILY II AM. TO II P.N. - • WflIDAYs 11 NOON 10 ? rN. ..:. • "ago Cliffs" 41111801411111 • • - I ••- • . • • -- ____ 4,000 BTU UNITS Igin,go man 0 - • I John wow, Cindy Her, Linda Kil. mfoodift The moscmd Jr., of Ciro*% coon , 111414 emit • A. • 111, 1"t OWN& linja AII&MI& _________ 1" GoyaN Mike Maddox. Johnny P"I'llob" Relay 011000 111,04- = I -, ,.. o il eastow WIN ha ishms so"" its VO4L - in viiiiiiii my band " Clark be 2= 1XV t 11fact IN. CIT&US4 :I.@ bqod 1196 the ~~dew6rm I . SIM111 be pubmalt. ! I o, At •.. son, Larry Pool., use Young, fendants collaborated with Doria Bach, VickI Hardn, th No ds I. killing Mast.. Pare Hunt, Jan. Hero, Jsy ci concentration tamps at AUSChWItZ and Bucbsrnid. )ionlson, John Durham, Whitair. David Ben. on Dwight UN I • Patty McCoy, Martha Ross, 11 war crimes charges. Tbe TOM Slakind, rrank Poster. court ruled thAt Me six 4*- & 41R. comply ffice In The am .-IryM"Ola ,ss,. "d VON " within Ida ealsaw Want" 4" of"" "~of~ 11"4100 of this wouft No W. of the ftwe Plotless 684 Ibe lomw awl be to wtwm MA I a N JaIs kere onIn t ty few pnee 0 sksMV •. a7 Howland. Kaftans Wyclre. oe ssuItb.. boom brought as,asi amosm 000 - Align Hall, Don Keeth, Vickie he$ felltellcild SIX Soviet dU- .Tot TUOKAI 144 MOSM ead curve upw CL vlsLAN% Mosu as PNON IP Iwift tifire Atters, whose, a""" su. i. 'r.eaw. • Is SN4 004 *oat* MAW, JOUN 4L KN"NDT am T" an have" setifled that Williams, Hank A.hby, Jean ridge, Rebecca Cockra, Undo Hught.s, car, Jam e a Talmadge, Robert Bail. Frances Dangl.man, Keith, Roy Dalton, Fred Tar. Whit., Kathy Av.n.I, man, Randy Brown, Kathy Ry*ls, Wad. Singletary, Deb. Jand Lawls Rynolds orb Whitmire, Gayl. Ø4y Block, Ste" Fitzgerald, Steve Starton, David Soper, Patty RM p twat If, 111411 ;wmv X0. linsfil i!" nina s. macma i, .ai, es. at • Westbrook, Parker, Regina Murray, Dogs. Mike Southward, Blair KitNor, Robert Powell, Brenda - Carts,, Leslie Harteig, Mary .4 Los Slay, Ued t..., PIgott, Trudj Portewig, Dir, lens Robertson, Pan Robin. am, Pat Schwieckort, Bruce e,sj apply tw release trove CMAXCMT 11166 Seoul 4sase "it Does W"ty to the Governess" R"X of the dainsal, PlabaUC &84 most be $were to by the b.. 1osg the sals f - Doudgey, Jimmy Beason. Ben Cannon# Roberts Makin, WWm. Bobby H&lb&ck, Claudis Watkins, Diane Rob. Mike Gibson, Sharon Up.ey, erts, Rich Partial, Diana WL1WZ Legal Notice . v I cawaw, riasaa. i •.' - Mary Warfel, Andy Ad. Williants, Mary Johnson, Ann cock, Jam" Dunham, Janke you sn &1 4 61 Mark Casio, Fred Carter, alyn Knight, Rozarur. Xehm, verS 21/2 BOX ___________ "file " yeloss@ sat 4*0" 4@ is We IML In amW cam the with 60 40$bf 49 Ilbll 111111s. 011NIM113111 COCK3610T also vdma ban auk latel, aw suit" oat ale County. at big oftloo por any Use Wcurrod by am _01111 & XVWXDT and JOAN 0 Cowt Noun Ilk samford. Government, plus interest, III TRIN OMWIV wycoar or C, KKKNUDT, within ago ea;.: r.suItIsg in financial kiged. ,eWIestl.a .f this allies. Any net.rsa.owa.r can sad auto of deft"d mom - . Paul Glad, Lynn careen, Cin. Patty Johnson, Peggy Fuller, dy Green, Bus Price, Karen Janet Gallaser, Debby Md. ,'7', • •. an __1A ruwavawa )lerese 3 LeigMea. ___ • Mb Rev. IL IL Xedso offt. dies" ""glia 8 pevisift SkUa#. WUNN-MobbibS.,.. vas the resit a" Med1e so pay. thet It is suhiest to dw Per. Warsaw fit 4aret. ments on the mortgage. Tills ch"Of qualifying 0"t's," %gligo. 'atrong and Kathy young, Vicki Taft, Becky Thon'U" both were 9th Graders. Also Ith Grado: Gordon Bradley, the "A" bonor roll for the Bill Bryant, Rotor Esbers, year wets Van BobbIn. (8th). Bob Gatchel, Douglas Mon. and Judy Smith, Judy Young. roe, Earl Smith. Gary Steel., Tom Wade, Frank Williams, bled. (7th grade). The following earned aGknn Young, Brenda Beng,, place the "B" honor roll: Katherine Bishop, 8uunn. Brown. Elaine Chapman, Di. (for lb. year) hkGrader Barney Grlggs,'-fle Miller, Judy Tanner, It Barbara TIm2tn, Lynn War. S5t.y.Ilarsjoc,ToJones, Daryl Xant.r, Larry Smith, nick,, Ann )facLnuchfln, - wiia 11-seerspbom aviet ad. buy their equitice is their at orty and the agaiife am , 11141"001 surm &In of 60 argealsoaft is " =a- serviese for Horses "" " a" his pp. NaM J!"kno who died PNWW " fall, In nany nth esses It come Thure"yo W41161ga$d at t HaM501 eapM1it4 ,. m Tuuds to light that the purchase, a' Paul r ' . Ruff, t. I,"-'- the pusOi.er default on lbs office that prscsissd his lisa Mithiesry Baptist t. t. HOI Tb. appease! Was aids by Howard ff 3*y 1j5n, low papers and instinctisus fee tuary 1. is chirps of at,*iga. •Vr Behest I. DM1. 51 lbs øt i.vi.. 0mm., applying for misses from mists. liability, iii. at should UP. Cisit and O.sdstli Ow- said that hi wey. Diets visited Rusts 1a4 many top"t. .1 tetnsas be. 1*14kM the VA IOU ssssaw.iuiI iJAilesIn UUeiU CWIIb5 fill, with ether Amsilam lag with 5ff.,. bet, lbs 4leiue1 lbs .. ••• Two Students from Sanford llamson, ago" Kad4en,Lb Junior High mad. the "A" Bradbury, Lynn F.hd, Gall honor roll during the entire Hanscom, Dents. Jarr.11, Deborah Jones, Faye Hera. The seesed wo k hr tM Rl^ fohgoL Us Wes a a •.s.m - On L1, "L no 04A Lam OW tM govW prspaie is will not be liable sbasth! the "Wrian to vsqoust &a VA bw am ftdoe d K pool • Sti.d..a onor Roll on Ii full, either by the OW poW in ggg&jW "jewo low frove liablitty so they tom P Jackson , y Horace Offers • Administistisa, Losa commends. son, a native of Dow,, vii Air Station. RVAH-7 since last Oc. (Navy Photo) tober. (Navy Photo) ______ . a on *m.,i.. iamno. of tion by his command. Iowa, has been in the ing officer, Cdr. X E. Navy since 1963 and Ennsy, at Sanford Na- has been serving with LI. Grahams live "quick sal." offers on acooaplliblng this. Ifs homes are advised The first sari is their 111 1 011911 to check with the Veterans see that his 01 1am I. paid UI WAIMINOTON 4. a letter GRADII "Ais' QUICK FROZEN MOtJ.M33..N4is.)..*MPO4Y V.tjvus peesiviag ittiac. Ilniag two sib aetbtds of 114 Theesdey at his hams. Second To US (UN) , ___ PPJCU 0000 1HU IIJM . • .& Vets nouu IQ 9 *0 a so.. fW Sew MW to V . f - i to parstuss. fat to the 4 Ifor E•. :: à• I ' 1. j ,;1 IUko dire- GRANT W. Fredericks DALLAS D. ANDER Jr aviation admlni. SON, aviation fire con. trol technician airman, was a*lvanced to third ' clan Petty officer re"Eflue Jacket of the centl at Sanford No. me. ' .•'. flub J - no -- gras __________ ___________ 'N' E I . .. *ad satased _____ L : Ti-W -. ' _____ RK 4" a I MO t ''!' UUW" IIIIIII& or" owl I* ow saw sherw Bill Oosbq, "is to pick up deed and start all onr. flood kifl.d II persons, destroyed 450 homes WI Pridsy lose _____ ___ jV •••,•.• .•• thia -- • zi V .' ' ilr. l lb. - .. LI __ . mucbto GM. Plate Islogats, svwoidduothave " _____ , t members as "a pretty goodhorsetrid. the Order ui the l.ad 1.ssysbj Unit 251. ssss p..ssotsd 51 C - Mza. three feeIedws*esf1s1d f pits TSpUi Tb. Mrs. Mrs. yn at this stage of things" of standards .1 a !.4(g, ntp1. trsuu,.rj Mrs. Able. Pringlo, place sib awards sad ella. fir a week Ii T"*4s. at bY meeting with Di GiUU1. r.tary; J lbs WW_ at 151,III AMERICAN LEGION Auxiliary officers of Msmorial Unit IN of NiW phil ailberry war. Installed by Sixth District President Wilma Jonah Owe le" dap Old s". left, Up. WW ft Afewim ; standing, affludi- Orem VW President; MM IAM W041, = - 1 bm" he ant at a Brow ubuluicd a Ails. Pringi., ci1. and Mrs. lisabeth Evans, treasurer. Awards at recent state conmUou promted at the Installa"I for tint Wow to right~ bottom, Mm EVM Poppy c tion W=t to, -eN Ib.l3, .0 H.isi aI, Isuth (Herald Ibotos) MAIL b" Seemb 49 "M Vws omw fm We to . ----- Raw OPHS" g.umass fasisey Mad what W* ad h" Wood 41"CAII fWffl" One wdieUIts 14am Mn. Lstha Wazd, see- Mrs Ward, legiclotino. ss "aft ____ dsusg. estimated by ___ w• O5ANN Africa (UN) Delblub Mundt is amimiion Interview Sunday night that that Britain's '° '" Oerdsnehsplabs. poppy UI isimbisihlp; Mrs. with aib awards at th.I Now officers Installed were Mynderes, nusiol Kee. Kry. fees RIO Sebed Awards Mrs. Della Styler, presidset; del, Pad Pi..ld.t, Pesisy Dey fir their Awiesalsa Johnsen, whom he described the 3s.tle. • Plilb Ilibsin y Standard Decline __ e. iswtsd esbs.ki Mrs Ge... -wts Hamilton Jo,., of Winter sad ____ iiSs : ww ales unaune. t e np __American sad French dsr- WOOL 51 . May. welfarea d .- *145551 iSd satire. 54 Se a.t.su Sixth 1' IPI •. I. _______________ Seeks Meeting on- Club 4'. 1TZ81 I%AVAIDIAUNTIAUCDCD!fTAI'III ADI l.aL- - 1% -- - • I I It 'II U U I" II L It J I L _1_l•1• • ••• . -••..• - .••--.. •.. . �- June 14, 1965—. Pan B U.S. BOOSh Otrn Esmates v.a. g,s. loft Goldwater -nt at ia senile. _ bossla 09 Ono I WAUKIKOTON (ISP!)— Bullard Receives LI J Asics ' 1 Stop . tsagslis at ens million bones, with bIflSSt of uio.tbs ago. adlese 111-goa'. Suss Pis1M.olt isthmus t. b . .. VIPS. on the rem fruit, bat the Inds h3 __ admale _ gree At Ti.- 1, G an bw be Iftell ant* d _____ Ceuuktsesms yen could ;sh' :lM9I1. bus rem P v 1 ently pautged few* in 1110"10114811 11 a a " "111- he did mat think SWUW " Wee. W oat, but we eel,his elm of civil wMehestring nes, sep. PruslI*t f, In selaly need ,lstoryo" Golden. &t TalUS Unifemily, whir. p.1--Ibe aboam "i ' ..mai.. the wer tbst,. are flgbting Is' m,lIed. rc---j(P ' '' "Now, any war • decide Arategy and me" in ww 47 C wva.0 7 k It da U - I Him. J___ v_ . of ad of Its plam I think 4" Wes am sually night Is 66 United States OW 44 as that mmlh- ne, the Pnell" inba vlow oat to" warm for a so 6*0 dot @beam be the 's limited atemle sa". and — "4— Is be Le lob -I_-IA the , that Itself gould Ability If CUM gives "!"" u" People :. Jon'° .Vio is wii'm mia the '1Th. D, J he di OIUM hL ii oWwstoVs criticism 7 f taedes and the bomb loads, think that if we • do this tat some time In the Johnson cams whim be was the targets and us fotth. duty In Norfoix, VL, early winter or fall Hanoi asked whether be thought the "Raving done this, I would after having been -re. will say they have bad on. U.S. objective in South Viet hope thin that they would es. Hived by Cdr. Cb*TIiI ough and they won't take that Him should be a negotiated mite where necessary keepYoungblad. U C01n neat step" Goldwater .ald. peace with a likely 5.4 dou. lug Hanoi constantly on no' mandinr off fear of Goldwater said that be ble-croes or a Military vie- ties that Iffanal Itself could RVAH.9 at Sanford wnW taver atteeking Red tar that Involved a Stable be bombed unless tbq gave Naval Air Station. * CklWa mosloor rodoetion it on 60 chm.Man Deal, It LM ' . so ftl.sme On a malliesel bss* the USDA WON&V t P.S the some. a'Jssk fa, the .4 the 1004-U leSlIe crop as 1110,000 1$III iiii at isa mlfl'r. home wish hens., end the grspofnit crop at 40,100,. fl PWPUIs. 000 bose. as : M an ll, ea No of hoses of NNIggg. IWO% ass"" 1* *0 Visa "CAM bow of grapser" 2% solinalied pededin by states to ~Pmddsm* so now worms uddail, saw ft MMseas 'a saisesi bOsII*UM$ 141 1004.001 1IUUs. k CSHSOtP111 fl000000 101110080111 W" to tooma 94 1111114 tim Wells, 71orlIK 1110^w bunt Tons, 100000 — Actions, 1,150.000 .4 pus', and LouIsiana, 10,000,000 bones. be. es mbeg So, the ai.i,w The produstlos by states of grapefruit se ad oiMi samadtasst. sireedy have for the 1004-il siam Is estimated as ass made," Steels said.' ', Ilesida Citrus CIUmiMIOS bad * F'OTIdI. 51,0 0O, nes; , WI' .uiw; AtisOa,i,vv,000 WVMUI en the iunms. Isagoebese was Iforsia, i,700,vw bezel Tb. USDA Wimale 60 a* IV MW Wm ____ ' barry IL Goidwalier, tbe IM ja% tbe Viet NON w", Wt til" a Ipp"Ifis ad ".. owe - . ' I or (Navy Photo) t e se Five Killed Texas Minister In Smash-Up Is This God's Warning') At Lake City WANI (UPI) — Weekend somata in ylaw killed 14 psol0s, dw NWMY atroi said, Including five In hoad.ve wreck on State Road 100 West of take City. Victim of the M"b" It" miles west of Lake City wore Leon Evans, Ill, Parrish, Als-i Ann Cois Pendergrass, 16, ' k" LI pushing hits Nd plom A do#, basrimod wo dK 1% taftW WW to 6*0 what had bon homes br 40 mooed Ono& a pHs d dolwis chu s Sunday W 10" People folo clusters to be and a mbkWw "W,111s this thub 9W bOM 91ITS. EktOn SWAYW with disidectant h1low reddeds st Boadarson 241" CrW when they we" killed by jWd waters Wdes Inoculated. NON 011131 0 "it ; kO'l 1 t5 tO'l 1250 a5 gushed through the con. Pe? ::' East Pit Ga.; Samuel Parrott 413, Natches, Miss Trammell Fosta Wam"4 A Atlanta and Brenda Noise, Jasper. Ala A ear colimed with a Cray. bound but in downtown Miami Sunday, killing U.yesr.old OFF BY JET today fez Callfomla and a fun-placked. five days bighlightKnotts Berry Fams and, Marineland, an Lake Stsry food store owner Ott. Sjoblom shown congratulating winners of con r.0 Wn for the trip, Mike Dougherty, center, and Joe Gor. along with "pop" picking up the tab for his farst# (Herald Photo) ____ "'. - I. '• • Chris kI4 near her Saturday in a W. horns. She was Amy lwee.si - 2M Pounds Of Dynade i.. I - ..,f : • Sanford Naval Air 8W tim, has been prm ad tq lie his was, is We a0 P IwV a" wirls! bombs e- d% 2 1111 has a " aa We NOW pitnially I" four Cuban Lake 31inute Ddv& (NAVY noto) Americans propeem ow — apparent PTA Honor Lymn Stiff s Soil Conservation Ministers Get P u a Special coast. Mrs. Irwin read the devo. tion entlUed "Lord What Will WHERE SHOPPING and Mrs. George L Bullard who presently reside in Pen. aeolawbsn Mr. fluflardls on duty with the UJL Nny. You He" me Do?" In business, with Mrs. li*wnpreSldinLft was re. IS A PLEASURE Eight Florida State UnI. Hamdotus, Greek historian, ymity students from Bemfn* described the practice of pipe Ole County made the Desn's Smoking an early as, do fft century ILC. List for Trimester IL They are: Alice A. Bull, . BALL GAME AT HOME? YOU NERD Ift mbort x" do, am sommississ am saw isim. ___ ft - Ind." on"" Iona" ftows sou, Wal" Vessel IN, " INfre"Nowl 66" a"" no vnp and potsethos; the construe. enjoyed treasure bust and board 01 lb. Psreui.T.scb.r sad woosd reaourcs., . Ammodatin An IM edw4 coilding to Wilbur, H. Am. Uft Of drainage 87118018 to viewed NOVI" Of thelf event wjw4 ejeft Manager of ON disposs ad axesse; water, en a play, nU Noun T h a S Reared." ThefisU,. fob we,. wed buffet style and high. fl. AII4CIIISs'I1 Coseisna. silas of simmer corar crops lathe winters sand in a. %**# the Uble was balf Un FrojiM=, which is s& 9W 101"Iffill the AW and " Saban Desert sools n q". 6 WMMB" MW with UWAfted by Of beat AW 409016 It *410 wind AM W1- IY that tbm MY be trook M_ 601, Noise b" and saw tresh coemmm" Is a aftesif "rWe tbe sight. Iruibe. Al.. en the mess parisership through which the MM kW bass roast Foderg Gweras"A Shares d' fAft Nam",im. GULF SANFORD 8234M I - Speaking of saving time, you can cut one more comer, own staton•to-station.I— You can dial Long i~*tance calls and always get low rales Means you can get in touch oftener. aU U=faraway people you lova via 101111111se Wed ple a Is Nedo. tog of carrAm od minded 1% 10, h a' 11ables owe sommsel with Isasip hybrid ° vsUsb$ duyitiesin am" etpelle,eadV*sp,g,gmfl,opt. , and beans and sagaisgu, as per east ler samp½tiag aminatso. win give toacbers 1111 this area a emiltualty I* compare tb* S' ) Give 'ft a wh!rL N I club isste la ndes"al. R* am" Vossof a. . now does PrImes WIL I% bra= ad Js.es Sewers, me pug$lsipelMg In lbs pre _____ ___ M Ui lit by 5, -r I __ mess ths uli us and Na. 4* pr - Iss 01 BO W SoiMi. M's Sotoleed, fop' thi, and -• Thimu 1 II *gh, W gum" In 1055 slom is Added T Y.is V _- Si .- DICK CONNORS ''by IC __ S • PR(T __ 'I- 17 1I TAUJAIAlIU — flhiIMeYxWI$efliCSSsId it mill begin distribution of turn :r Pt.,. 00. State F.rsst iqsnlsor • sass - cu.at., as, 11* • Ms.ii ptig in plasters p n v as IIquuI st by 1h DOG CAU. a at, liq understanding of Me subjW matter and methods appli table to the ared, IM MY 60 "sip" to inch. Pine edl' Distribution Set de up .- 11 it V&m . s _ IbSUIS I - Aa sodnoW OM 1101111"' 'l 7 'm 1091. Cypress Gird.... Vise. ,. . 4 4 o.a.oes •.' s.c.s.i else. • lO'1P Iii ORANGE JUICE 99 c. pbi. e _______ COURMYMMI 7 2 1006. krsWe WI'. Meat So... ____ 00110 299 a" wmi YOUR PUICHAU OF s OR wøosu CROQUMES #303 100 10 0 615111 Dew's—Plies •__.. 890 tliwerd MRSS* S ShriMP UP n.r.,i,i Sliced Beets - oft'" 6 All Tumbler or Stein Spughefti "i inner , ism" IMI IUTTIR CAKI io.... 490 490 • 6 • A V ___ R9d 19we 141111011114111 To" Cheek 15c Appi. Juics ••• ... Hust's Ydlsw CII Peach *101 23c Pear Halves, . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 e 104161 HEATH DELICIOUS Ice Cream Bar. 2. 4,g1 69c i_i Apple Sauce . e . 25c ss swift Por swo 2 0 Hi.Meaf Dinners 39c aftim" 13 Swift's Meafs 3 2 79c IØR MONDAY, TUI$DAY,WIDNUDAY. lU 1 1, , • $P 5IJ 4 u 7w k*'s II!1 hianks 0 a 0 0 (Plus 1*5 Grass Isimps With Cups.)' I a • a • ci. . . . - TINDU4IOWN INlPflS , e '., owl -ININKM Pam "a Pon" v 7W "FRYER QUARTER SALE" ............ . .. 13mast Qtr. two, L or BOA No 0 Baby Foods. j I I • . •.. . . . .. 6 6k • -- '" flhi .pes & ,uemeesueess.ru.ssIrI si 4¼.s.. AUIOL CAN ¼ V. y&. ITU -L Wed, 'V. Hwy* 1742 SW Onors Dr Usaford uovasi lb. I1 14,10011 Wed.. los ia. 1101 ' Semln*$. Plus, Cussiberry as.urn a a. MGI. SAP. ' • • i p — meassisos nsr SIAL mu aus SIMS 890 I ___ -- am .NNs huMS JOIINIONI Juslul WAR 750 I U JIMI ma ft5II rimis RUP 11511 gr U *0 • I ___ ma —memu. rr" IuAiu Ps 490 omS' --''- 410 legal, aceesdiug Is the Wodd Mrl.ie r -••-•-T-',• FJTALK CORAL 490 0 frez"1004ft 0 "&I*$ eady Aw they at- Jurdos sai' last peer Inst s ieidiings bad best 00 ". ccm"s Me our" M * I**IaNIJ i't d t -• CSMPh ,i-ii'ssi Iy osawnasat — 1 Mae, I - ___ wise III# Area ZZAMIA11410011 whict bw "W, iSti tIUtt dNI 1*iSPM.ti4iNP.M,a.dJUNI1$f.s SsISPZbe441P.M. - ' performance en the mamma rA the amby who take the lests. Mm Aborsoft 9" At .... candidate may tabs a. Con. .'•.- 4 I CHEESE otbar "Oftuals tive WIN to as a* rew of WNW Nam thi CIty CELERY , As - 1* 1WbW,1M60N130WCft69ftW 10104 7111" N" be "14111611144d mod" M1111111le s.d Ibi ,.ISIIis .1 iSMMs. dw aft a wioiiimmm hr 00 0 - I Moir ore @11sible to take the tests. The examinations an prepar. by Ede. Service, Princeton, N. J., and applies. tious mot be recolved then by Joe 1L your UM JjjflW JtiflT W sethy.guldsneeaulstant. college seniors preparing Is teach and teacher. applying positions In school .7.. teas which encourag, or ' cure applicants to submit their scores on the National Teacher Examinations along a OWNER OF CREAM NaUonl.cherWv * a am1mm • tims will be given @4 Stalson University an July IT. weloq* Mg to Mrs. Ailsne W. Aber. - TO NOTICE KNWI Teacher Exams Set At Stetson Nis m4sa __ CRW FLORIDA PASCAL was decided me awww 1181140rd i1P _______ era would be plaee pies So a ails. iulu ___ labn xwele 94 - stables. • Lawremes the bosab& at :sae emmeasely 8"s* Rev. aff. J. 0. C. pwatle" W" camova$ to an of sft Kr, and Mn. Michael De. and wonSMOW Progress Made Here I Ported that the now minister and his wed will move Into the home the church has pur. thased an Lina Lime in Bear Lake this Wednesday. Circle members are to bring asal". ed dishes to the parsonage between 6 and 6O pm. that day for the upper being pro. vided on this ocesslom It was announced that fur. aishings for the parsonage are near completion and that d amn Ols am 111w. Winsw Wight Kirtley, DsOsuag Ben. stew west Is ths isslated a'. rek bodea,to bw me" ad", am aw. UMbws at the faeft me *I&&@ from Lynaa High High iubitaatlal pogress sad s$afl of Lyman 1 sciN farmiend with ness i Mud were honored at an made during 1004 in the con. liming material, Is psiaft r ill On Honor Ril MONDAY,, JUNE 14 IS FLAG DAYp 0 0 fored him a Part-time teack. intBullard assistantship. Is the na of Mr. s p.unlstCiba,we.inplodsd at do W Oessels Air Strip "M Gomovs. to 4Bow W o n s .4 WI __ Drama Class Has Party — In Berkeley. In re TOO HOT stand by cus- 1* this MU dsssit USU,. twat Stients Thasday a or. With an "end" 0.1 will wo,~4, Dos In damages the 6ows Was 4 Clenow, if. d Orlan. eged I*W.n dloquids, 064 Them. y4day salabo a& 10-year-old Bin.. beaded by a NC mA be ad ble- ty Deputy Sheriff Wo bop's administrative sablest rum and date Deputy 11' re GWGO~=_ m44ageri Coach Dick Copeland, and Mm AMW Milwoc (Herald Photo) Emit, Mrs. Catherine Balr4 Um Virginia Gibbons, Mrs. Ann Irwin, Mrs. VoncM* Chit. dorm and Mrs. Bath Bowles and her daughter, Miss pond Mickson of indWu4 who was bets aft to bring salad and desserts with am M-Z Mon. at noon Edwin suft "I* sk Oft", Vo swu conformess is do and do graduate work In the 5.. rional Development Program of the Department of Gems. phy at the University of Cale ba,ecarjIed lf or rnaM trimester hours Of gW# C&f.Tn& RMW warnings" he &SA14d. coursals and in most divisions At the Latin • American must earn a grade average a new 'IS Knosiag other fte oft"d sor for Mell"M =it" & Woman of B or more. was helped fts the Wilding. was "t.Mas. __ LUNCHRON dafrinatt Mm Mario Kent, lefk Una Ski at 1 1111M for faculty and staff of Lyman High School n t*T*" hur Listed Jo.bs Vnlmslty of Florida stud. Opportunity Act passed by Applicants must mist the combined income must b. modatloes en campus. Work of the fail term be Sept... sales tan eansetiens be eat. seeking fuU4lme sum. the sPth Congress. University's student employ. under the $1,000 maximum periods will ssathmo through bar. Coesly snat ii m.r employment under the Dun of Student Affairs mint standards and th. low. amount. the Interim between th. end, me fufl.tlms .mplomint per cent increase in Kay eren approved federal Lester Hale emphasized that lacom. family sUpuistions. Students qualifying will be of the sp.i trimester be th .• a yesy e. That annhns of thshyuronthe ;ftarInbon workstudy program now the program is wear. Th able obtain housingiceom. eariy August and the Start mm.rp.rioL ceuestio. ow is Mtestion of the Bear, or of the wscS for & Sunday may begin making applies. Old toward Students not eur, $3,000 maximum combined The Untrualty hopes to land wAled $10111,01 isms fo tion to the University's Stud* rently In school but who have hmm for 11 family With am Lake Methodist Church WON. In June. This yeWa flows Report a smm woft-stadr rum olve ow way, ift secto placed Sunday. were in bon. out Financial Aid Offim been admitted or will be on. eW with $W allowed fa ' r of ndoual child. Kiss English who Is Officials have received not. roiled In September. This In. or TALLAHAISES (UP!) — permanent produeer se beginning 1* September. If bowed a alight Mursass Gas Service was observed at confined to her borne due to Ificatlon ,of $8,621 grant eludes high school graduat.. If the student Is married, me State Milk Cornmluloa controls fir the Tall*kuiee approved, the emphasis would taxes collected In lbs ea.Iy June meeting at the borne of Illness, from the Department of and students enrolled for each of the couple's parents' Said and Cestril flockla — revert to pszt.thus employ. amousted Is $US,m ft eaps'. For. Tentative plans were dig. Health, Education and Wei. only the first half of the only on districts still und" ment. ed to %0kT41 ft May a rest In T a ll ah assee to sr a ii. for stimulating spring cussed for the group'. cirist. fare employ, trimester. "aty at c.aunt. sat city, $'nde Interested In a. all. Most of the Ljobe ersalted by In Greek "acropolls" means P"t on the ,s at vots which PM"Ook A r a a farmers new jobs shoiald ap* in per. A total of L1 sm=a goffeag First meeting of the group was Bazaar and it was voted ment of students from low meeting would Income families who need the grant are in the clerical at is that the July 8 1~ft the top" and also took place In Mrs. Milee the yeaw Polleftwa SIM war- voted themselves out of cam. am W In writing to the of essellse was am Im ago horns it which time Kiss Vi,. be held at the church cottage money to Pursue their educa and maintenance areas, general name In ancient keting areas out from under mission controls early this Student Financial Aid Office, Isole Coy be may. though a limited number of Cook b I a t o r y for citadels statewide controls. EWA English was eho"u with all members to bring tl0Bweek Sad the an th set area 124 Tigaft Hall. Applicants Of the Peallms tax sdk* . Ideas and materials for this The work-study program graduate auistantshipe will built on elevated and easily The cammlulaa will also approved the urns action a must supply an affidavit of ed Seminole Cs president. Second year wW go was created by the Economic be available, project defensible situ, study several proposals for week ago, Ident is their family's become. t.s. cclvi $*J71. Brown. Mrs. Hors Norris was es. hostess for the evening. Kern. bets attending were Mrs. Mickey Morgan, Mrs. Eileen BenjamIn, Mr.. Dorothy since furniture for the tow ter bedroom already had been rnadsavaflabl., the circle In. stead will buy a desk for the study. A get-acquainted covered dish dinner was scheduled for July 11 following the mom. bad Exploded Here . .' 1. , I T ,77,`.-tw. Wilson. __ Amy More Crews, 1, was AC(UIflMUMT( Cof lulled near Lswtey Saturday MJJIVIUIlIIUiJ Das county SI14rW% at" a me LAULAND(UPI)— The an4Lt, hod Xsiry,Dade Sri! 10 of Lakeland, was killed r. Kitbo Saturday six miles NOt 01 no up Its Ilird annual were flows Into orlando 1st. Lake Wales. misting bit. Sunday with the Thursday night Other weekend victims in. anseemount ot 180 now Said dispose of 1the bosabs, eluded Gameswefl Clark Thloy wee .• I egnition of his work at TuROBERT BULLARD lans, the department has of. Eight For areas studeflt m 1144. Is " am d Clod's • man, When Dallas Cbeeter, a PS While at Tulsa. was slected a member of Beta Ph, the siginserlag ho.. or fraternity. In his junior year be was treasurer of the Tula" Inter.TsIth Council, Neat year Ballard plans to ifornia ligible pr bias, Jr., Komselal £ward, whish Is as bilbest beamIt beew of the Deparkmeat Altamonts Spring.; Maria t55 1t17 Chariot Fabry and su o of the town Friday. Zlem othm poss iM PbWd shot$- TU red were Ox- Partin, both of OvIsdoj and Posted to be inotalsted today. Unda X. Mills, Barbara X mintiN~ Bolter, Elisabeth A. Brandt, being mind to understand this.,, the Phyllis 1. Frisbey and Jan saidhfl5 thepapers whWe were 01 bulldosers shatterW 4M SWW&y stillates. ROT J. Clifton Hancock of Barry Kyle, all of ftnfor& the ltstlspatcburohsald. To make the honor list was billed early Sunday In s f05 Ls11division Dade County Friday smashup sight *11.. north of officer of RVAH.T at siip10 of dynamite Salt Springs. Peter Joseph Tachance. died in an aceldent nbar his J10116 ii~,qsw*r and wreek o* satumay kuw "w oW Emily Thompson of Tow psAlS.year.old resident of l E Milk Commission To Hear 081141101 - Students of "Itlsoae0tthekUsrdaof A 43-year-old Jacksonville Y vutmomw b"M at Tldm As~ and Florida -. • • , r Lake Methodist Women hearuai lute uu i 11131 Anniversary U. De I • • - - - - -,. --.------- - - — _r" V j?j t �- H ---- ow --4.- - 1.11 2:.Horne Runs Hit As - pigs $ u* s.a PIhI in ths 'iad k1ting P.m s ci A*y, ci a these a.. g,cee gaaö, "is big bomber of the day WOS IliW • Tii' • ai-- . .. ' WA I '• N. SAUIL ____ . IRUVVJ — or ft" Down Tbo Chicago While Box have al" for the Ticon when the amer of their doubleheader, Shot. T%e lanky righthander tM loser. and Ricky Sires was the hardso much good pitching that Twins' Bob Allison hit * two. S-I, in other AL games. struck out eight In the seven Sanford now owns an aver- luck loser for Sanford. American League r v a 1. run homer In the eighth inn' In the National League, Los Inning Some and drove home sometimes target they oleo In. Aguirre. who had given Angeles downed Now York S. thres moo himself with a dou. hay, a big stick, up earlier homers to Harmon 2 and 43, Philadelphia topped his in the second inning He's Bill Skowron, the taus. Killebrew u4 Joe Noisek, Houston 5-0, Pittsburgh edged a bases-empty home run in SPEC eleman first baseman sequir. was hitting .087 when he slagl- wA San Irromitiscis 2.1, St. the third. ON 100 BRANDS od in IM, &M IWs living the ed with Do bases filled In the lAds routed Ngwadw U4 Deny TIM, Billy Kuykm White Sox the kind al polich seventh. Aguirre west eight she a " less and Cincinnati dell &W Billy HISSW also they may used to parlay their kulag, to raise his lessen bounced hook fre.* S.? loss he1sd V ' pitching he. a peanut. ISsorJtoTL to beat Chicago 70 auaultesthrss ABany pitch Known as a streak hiller lbs Yankies defeated the Whitey Ford pitched fivehil Sri in the second game. during his career with the !.i Angeles Angels, $4, the bell for $it ''ag, to uare Tlfl1 who accounted for AICADI PACKAGE SfOM New York Yankee. between Baltimore Orion a1od lbs his record at Of for the Yin' knS..I's 'w' F. an and lut do wrw~ BOHM I" on " ad the b" am bad nod Newman blim;ft In do am gome Ws GM TOP TALtM STAMM Box, mat toosistut losigIbiall 34 win In a ft4sabs, nlw In win. saw, We doet with the bases average, thmt with * seven lowers and St runs bat- IAL rd Cit Recreation De'ment's w, center). ra''nter £JUUX Phillips ' " ukab gaths the bore chamig 0 : Bottom row, left—Stephen Wilster. skw U" to ritht)—joe Fort Mary Ruckabom, Mth Huckabou and - FARRELL S - It's- Not All Just Poor Playing.'ed'ap Pulls Also M . . I J - - 11 _1* From 111111 11"1 Is an base easking ban, Reffner eewHank Aae.s'$nlsytome 0 W91 10 Alp All 4ft; :1 - A174 Solling &M hs throw lip his Nbapegits 34 a An 10 cii Smith. Ciiicago $1 Smith saw the sign and . Ra$tIm,, 31 St .154 4 boated Is third, Although Cleveland 15 34 ' $ 41110M Was ~ 046 at the is jW A i. - .- - . C*U5S of boiling Saturday for what was di. her second victory In four Clark Ii back it the head of under the auspices f cockpit, mad. It two straight wrote last April entitled "My acr his class. as "back trouble." weak., summer enrichment program. stock car victories at Atlanta LI!e in a Bush League." Clark, who won the Indian. Attendants said the ayear. s e . Coach Blythe said that International Raceway Sunday. old Johnson was In apolfs 500 this year. took over "good ton. PORTHCAWL, Wales (UPI) starting with this Monday Pveh, who drove the same dition, doing well, not serious —Hope. are high again that h. lead in world champion night, be will hold evening 1963 Ford he and AT. Fojrt at all. W. hay, o Idea how Great Britain finally can snap driver standing. Sunday by - • - Y - - . classes whore fundamentals - - INNERS IN RECENT vv ANNUAL City Bowling Tournament Bantam Division display their trophies. Kneeling is Ricky Payne, wbfie behind him stand, from left, Penney B&mal, LM Warnicke and Louise ZuelL Inning Run Gives Engineers Win h • •uuw Door hi csowskl uacorhed were the top batters, with two However, the protut baa not been ruled upon a threerun bomar In the top bits each. guided to win the Atlanta 50o of basketball will he taught, in Regular varsity and Junior April, waited until the cbs. ing stages of the Dixie 400 vanity games with teams credited with the victory. $trlcklaad Morrison beat Sanford AtlantIc, 7.3, Sa tur. VICTORY was an top bitter for the 31us. lange with two hits. Tb. win left We'-lond Morrison tied hr second place with Navy, ON and a hou games out of plece. no Mustangs Will PUY the league leaden, oowm 64 ovenft at Ft. Mellon Park. The Ya*ks and Cubs took Idedss Is Pee Was League play. 2% Yanks dowasid the Rebels (IM style) 10.7 but .- 1this I We are celebrating nest year Is eligible to pull. some recent " school grad. uatel Will participle as mcbes or officials. Win First Game Pr. A TION BEEF ' 3 WAM aw VARTL ___ Smith a" ashod him it be Xasole coy a n ja I 0 ~ $soft was Rom make It MY." Baltimore I Swiss 0 -. But another reported Char. Detroit $ hivaaenta 4 fie said: '1 don't , now, I york i... MIII i. couldn't see the ball. Kansas City I Clevelind 4, lot Then they went to Casey Cleveland S XRne CI4w 3, -' Stengel, who sold. 'it looked like he shoulda scored o it." Ted;;5;.= SAM Heffner: 11 thought I Now Yortatcle,slaad(t) dig syK l&Uasscs at loitan(N) uess scisam) turned out I didn't, Ballin g the bell as Smith was -_.e_ NAVIONAL 984M rounding third an If he 11 W I row he $ makes MW metwith JMilwank.. 1115.115 Ctecboatt USt.U4 $ rrm VA '. ''. • '- • ' •#L $j 1 1 KiIIed,IHurt FUIIW Fu DjI,Dju InlootR.gatto V. flJPH—A ft , , • 9 I YOU SAVE MOST AT TI P TOP W . UIDA CHOIC U JAUTY STEAK Ls$119 --- U,LDOSOICI1LU1IIU0NJAUTY USO CHOU 4 CUBED STE 5 • • • • Al1v , I. - I P ; hOE. JAR __ . 1 , on waam . a Federal ,.......1I. S Lotomostvs Iaglaesrs 10 s 7 __ __ — to pay! ig*y Lictk. En' TL r1rd Federal, 4:80. at Bay Avenue Past M AXXRWM . • 4 . mr* JIM r= fo as — •M'• -----------• .-... .. - . -. duris Ist.Rscsrd — i.,' CHOICE Navy outcioiai ftkkum 0 84 • U '-11: LIMiT TWO W1TM III OlDIE, SANTA CLARA .1 ' vunr jL - - . • ............... — Ql.me. May Nis QUART C 9 '; - -- In. A rtet 16 27- - " - — -- ' ---- r a" p.usg 4 .............. ..Tie, Saw d Odes" UM -. - - — y-- 1 1 - ChiSk %$O& hi' ing,esci vi. Chase. both MoBes C. - 104 -- Nor 4SIS OR 86's W JIM" iØj$ IU 1""St 1* NMNMM pI1SSIStSibSISW,,. Jm.i-r ...... 1 ,1 n.r'i ----------=== -- IN -• WL ¶yj$ ° IONAAN - -- p a 4, — __.--- - TT . IJAR. 4;1,atPLhiul1Pa1h 11106IN111 0 64111 ". a.... I IC-Z COW "A "..'" — trng" 0 lipsis ,.... ........•-•. S $ 4 . . O4 a 011CT_ pme B1SC IT MIX.,wiosssesie3F454; 11101111104 TOMATOES ism CAN Bobsis TIM "WIPIPM."llpf 610- 'CUMMUT, FINN (UPI) no 111611iffid SUM Ckth Jbo is wk* IS '111". am bahe fW mij oft *1 - UM 1*11 Like MW OMN"d JW ft Haft" flhseday. MST= Team I FLORIDA PVRE ORANGE iyot. Tdsy MELONS. I W 010111 p" "do and • • C ' 5 $101 - d br the iajag Tryouts for AAu p.tilobes . der 'wseiky USC I'whiRiS VII ho heM dmIers.he.m. . 5StMLOL4hosCsss. - Itif-id 't .•..•• U GTeninbt:GIerSN C at Ilt. Look (N) The a1r, 'which ou . Wsusonly .... - . ______ of ___ $ OX PIG. ULLOGGA L i — NO MONEY DO • -- ft- SHOULDER A, Bike, be* puts at ftw Park - Pb1lifoMs St St III S ____ - $Ø5 5IILI1$ $tVI 11110K RAKE RELIN — K STE - BRAKE RELINE __ . simm" mim* W beelre ,Wsa A over his br. Al Brooks sad njorg- toss Amodes I Mw Toolt 1. Ist Anhis winser is 00 9" 1 , ". dropleme amSised. crushed him. jApia Ski journessoat gemor 1. l smrsd tint plan is Los Aftela 4 Now Vwk S. Dixie Wolff God Illuder at 00- 118subw& Va., was Wild the Operation AW&W Pit ad Phe ftb adva 9 cAdma" I, 'd 5151 • Y1 (Ibeahe) ciawct 7 ChiCago n, -' _________ Breeks beth Plt1ab,rmlIaaVreIss.1 " Lopis wall teep1aIjus4 abet St's and abased the 'win. 15Mw ubselIl, Law to fofldt$essh?i* IL Sauk U SM04dwe 14 ad of a dow owt &%a 54141SWAY am with 669L 11" emu br the gem SIM Fab 1111 Ooft" (N) oft a onit 010410 IN SUSAN pftd k 11bs big M eWs 0* 46 mallbWW. is some st #W bat pea am Go Coo resma 40 the jo. md 0. W. xmw ved tat ow Chicago d moo" (X) ) St's ( _ ñ.ajls. has .11 erer as sites w 111111 Uve in NOW or a SIJISO$ LZAGUE a" _______ was biDed Inedsy when . MWOMIM N*TITY 1111$ MIUW wIPostone DoWe-Wiffff. DIOOKS Ld"lfl AN °' fi~ U1 U.M ONDED BRAKE LINING At Ga*o Usk "Aft " at of . Take Toumey Uffreft 110 W.W 11% nusualla* &A*%Bom" FXB Wn 1111MMW L am" M" an won= ULIJ *Alft fta"'aftboww 9 Poka oklmo Av aN Chn"Aeft b. 0j M I CMA Foft% F"Wft 0 AWdW PR 63 LT N OL P14L 5 ionwizz .. I liSt PARK AVE. Games ?Hoyt 4:80, Rolm .___ - elm • ,• 4 City League Standings 99 Uo So Do JL CHOICE do mom ude ___ 'I eon M.P.H. on Firostboo Tim without a sililgle clmngs. hurler. Robble Robertson, VwBor Pope and David 24all, -. "myus *u mi uw ~MaKywaloom CATM NAMSW N M MO UflY STAISAMI It T1IIT.'S Joe Baton was the wimmudi" LBS. Blue Ribbon Qual* lty Beef Means I 10011 Fa* ir 5 S 5 Choice the 42nd consecutIve victory on Firestone Tire. at Tb. cub.- boat the Panths-s In a blgb..coring game, U.N. - *. The victory, worth nine dpa In the program. A' Our congratulations to Jimmy Clark on setting a now record of 130ASS a& Neirsicei am Dennis - the long-etanding JM against vdunhW the 136191an Grand e the United States In Walker The 7-foot-1 Philadelphia CHICAGO (UPI) — Do. Cup competition. 0 - LIB• long he "I be inr Indianapolis "500" raw with the bed Tin deals in town. Anndylrownwas the winning 'a Roundup br high school or high school Watsosafterslxlnnliig,,wa, 0 Snorts and then made his move. ever- 76or star draw heavy criticism Urminod young go* Maxwell 'Reason for the optimism was points in the standings, gave from the Orlando and D*Lsnd areas will begin Tuesday, taking Junior Johnson NA from NSA President Walter first put on the pmosurs and the brilliant dominance of Eng. Clark 18 to 25 for Grab= Kili hoUlne the lead with 20 laps Kennedy who tormod the orti. then withstood It with a course Ifsh performen In the British of England and 11 by Jackie X cli "detrimental to the beat record 19, four under par, to Amateur golf championship, Stewart of Scotland. Anyboyw yw hho UI be In Jun. to go. Of the UM 113211111 81 this L0- 7% Cubl-PalithoPe game All COW baseball am ". VIENNA (UPI) — Hungary COMOU" Xaghmrs detested produced a protest, it hold bail lama, to the 59111001d nipped Austria 1.0 bettot a m.m 41, Ii Little National valid, would revert the final Recreation Department spa. crowd of 72,000 Sunday In its Liagus play Saturday. David outcome ci th. game and give sored leagues, wet, rained first leg World Soccer Cup Patterson, who relieved Paul the victory to the Panthers. out. qualification game. - 1II%'PU*IflXIUGROUND uiwm'*sv • • . -- day. 0,117 Brown was the Slag ~. an Twymaz voleatial triN ran. aw- andings St 4eAqwpr - __ ": -. .j .1 r a am Smith COW usi, weakest hiltelp Is the MISIM be M01114 tkw With the AMAMI 41 of • - . the 9W AWAM S lots, actor and humanitarian, a 93 to grab a throo-stroke 8*0139 to 91" Britain Only was reported in "good condl. lead and after Mrs. HaW Its saand autesse in 20 Wal. tlon" today In Memorial Hos. closed the gap to one stroke her Cup meetings with the p11*1. with three holes to play, Miss Yanks, dating back to 1922. s's verbal criticism about their Johnson,whowon thslv60Maxwellparredeveryoneof ''' his issued a call for more writing, was fined $750 by the Olympic decathlon In Ibis, them to clinch her second FRANCORCIIAUPS, Bslgt. ATLANTA (UPI)— Veteran oung a to participate in Marvin Panch, laying back be. National Basketball Assoala was admitted Into the hopaltal tournament win as a pro and urn, (UPI)—$cotla*d'i Jimmy 4•%• summer ua...ct program heat In the tion Sunday for an article he last - . Ab smi LWFAW 0- FRG XSWTTIISIT$ I -- CMTKOV is iuiio wi 2fl C0101 OF - - 3 0 today, --' - '' - j • boartatcoring putt to ofte dofeadingthamplon Tour Loma NEW YORK (UPI) — Wilt Seminole High School his by one stroke with a 12-under. Chamberlain, unlike mount an* than who must contend with ketball coach Mack Blythe per 72.bols total 212. ;. • • ___ ' e wlflft ore M . the ""Dohis *61"tiw the ________ Ut '; . - !111 ,I interests of the isagos." Eon. win the biggest prize of her b which International ve$ara nedy, and others connected 14-month pm golf career. the Mike BoaUaek ovreams a with the NBA, contend the ar. Women's Western Open eham. .Ix.hole deficit to beat teen. agar CUre Clark, I and 1, In 11015 contained "many maccur. pionihip. ll f Miss Maxwell. only IL the 341-hole final Saturday. year. a nky S4.yesr.old ITi of Charlotte, N.C., ''sn bi h draw conclusions from . ound "to Both Donal ek and Clark non.praetieing attorney from 1964 Mercury. Defending en pretn55" strokes behind Marlene Bausr are certain members of the S Jacksonville, Fin., on the tour championNedJarrettof Camflagge, but she equalled the British turn which will •n. $25,000 den,S.C.,tookthlrdina'65 up flvey.ars,picked cut.vg CITY, Calif., course record for the first nine rar, the U.S. at Baltimore, first money with a 33- yard Ford. (UPI) — Rafe? Johnson, sib, at Beverly Country Club with Md., In September. Th.7'll be B10h Tru Tender Western skowrom 4611"red two bil blows Sunday to load Use While lox to a 21 victory over the Washington a. tor. ' ot' Coach that cut the Minesots Twins' first lace lead to a ball. ST. LOUIS (UPfl—Thne!s little M.y.sr.old third base over something that took 'arni 'me "wins suired ewtaii Nitlesal Imsgoer coach forthe New York place on a baseball field a Joel who hess'S bess able get Mite, that be rarely smiles as whee they bowed to the it decomi aillAtIs' slow is asy mom of has very nub am" the usual type was. trolt Tigers, 3-4. to Mrs mearly a: samth news This am MA an base. 48916 erashed on what Ift k, perhaps, WA of as row Juchort carrw & 14 lood, over the White an We she, Is heese ci tboi hsppsn4" confided someone most conscientious and the seventh 44q, babited -saroomm no ra. who kam him bettor than leated employes an the entire the his WISE d were. am b6 ossithsaw tossing and anyons elm "in his heart, he Uds' payroll. go was the xtwwg 6aralog, al slot to because M feels he did the right same way when he played less isalags to 30, but Skowupp Into am plipla felt U cost his thing. M the critleling that ball. Never much mom tban ron per homered tiold deep s to the tie Use MR dub's sun at Milway. followed really has Mo a SPMY type 40 hitlim ~ m loft ume we. He came back In the downit Hatfoor bustled " ova OW ba on llia IL ahft Inning atior Ilard Bob7W obtles weighs so While it hall the eml fielded his second bose p" beavily en Don B.ftasr, the, thing for a aa* to lose cusp lion so proficiently that be Ism's Us" double with a 'gway" triple to was &We to p orguised ball, Included 11 field that produced the viaaing run for tbe am IN MPM oi—& Am M~ at own in go us*% qess. J1o$WUbel Dude tbeg tift with the aroves, they the senators far 11bd lad two 04? arrupwo60, 011 on abo" &I vim Joe innings In relief of Bruce Christopher and Chn:rIle Howard, was credited wft Me Rialth led off the ah" with fint victory of -or • .. while lkbsrt suftere$ —I-I iw.oga , Nib selbuk against three I47SIKn* a on double right -,.-. .. . ...-..-- IIRT anfo LINE UP aft" the S bcrmshoe tournament . 1• $1tb on. end game. I, Smlth burled .liutoutbaflla A1bany's Tom Fe?slseUm xuykcndaflscorcivanford's UJ the second game with the es lied Sanford to throe bits IA lone run in the first when be ceptlos ci lb. fifth laning the first game, striking out walked, slot. second and third whn am In the i.t• 1 I conte st. and came borne OS an error. &WW be.e a sih.laa1ag curtailed 513MUp altar lbl blast and first sacher Wayne Ed Yltzgerald, the first of Charlie Newell was lbs win. run that turned out to be deel. Kansas City Athletics woe the Barfle'4 followed with * solo th Sanford hurler., was sing pitcher for Casselberry tin Ipals Writer WI .'- :- Dixie The Daytona Beech driver Dan Sikes Jr., who said he play won the Cleveland Open rods past the finish line under "wis looking ilk, a brides. goUtoizretamentSunday In the caution flag fourseconds * maid" because he hadn't WOfl most ezelting big money ru Duel Dior. ahead f — buy tuse. Suford's slugslas Tim Colbert and -Xvink run for CMGMGM is the was divided assonji few boys, Hizeen allo had two hits third Inning after a Bottom including winning pitcher Doe. for Sanford In the sec error and a walk put the . Helps sox filt TWINIF LGINI T0 — .. '. Panch' Cops CLEVELAND. Ohio (tlPI) this yost despite top flight maaa. : __ Lir . S Long Putt Wins For Sikes; -- __ all ' Nih in1. M 'Zbs Aasay which IIM$ s1sg was the third rend ZOjkeadsfl hettof home LCtics islEt record in Dli. choice ci lbs Washington &n. three runs lb. .coM gems t*let 31* p1a Is 0517 14. Cii. was Albany's @114W Gone M911thl, a pad major league a un am SIA& ulberry Legift Post in the sheet fences albom mares. who powds, four eatchwIcuttioider. die. is IS and NW H*gw b rought horns handed Sanford Iti ascend fliM ay as in the 11th choke overall by all another in biis Ton. in an first gei TS 12 in thi SM 4.*lag District loss, 11. Saturday lb. second his he.. ISIS A*ItIeI*Ig1IS Paml$*IM inprsan 114 ,ieteryfor 'whiCh tW so team. a r id4zlppu and then night at Pth.biwit with t*oldthsaosteutswith. thea rilu and then blt over the rl4oel WbsreaaMartiasupplicdal added 'wor. singles late Shortstop Dan . run triple furnished both the ' most all the punch for the Al- in lbs game. Or June 14, 1965 S - Sanford Legion Nine Splits_Twinrnii I f .1&1N8—Pag.T - — - - L �C List td Arnette. C. G. Matthews Exchange Vows In Church Ceremony With Her Plans sTrava M;s'. LI 11c1p5 '' IHC DI1U NEW YORK (UP!) — On countdown for the wedding day? . here's One nrn,i whattodo inafl Invite -A1IUI tIons buy gifts for attendants and bridegroom and utake plans for luncheon for attend. ants try to have your friends schedule showers now finish Page5 —4ufle 14'1965 — #aery ia__rI_. D..:J.. tt I,, 1r 1 T,irrr tc'v i"I I LIWI P 1V1L55 rLyrUL UILUC Miss Karen . rynL central Florid., University, Waco, wbs she School mad Education vsrslty of Flcrldi daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Flynn,of Abilene,Texas ' , w,a Vu became wS n,uq oath TUtu? Jr., SOflof and Mrs. Loo Kenneth Turner sr., of Sanford, Wednesday SnoT5InL Dr. 11.3. Flanders øftlelated at the Impressive double ring ceremony at the First Baptist Church of Waco, Texas. marriageby bar e citoes father, the lovely fOrhertOwsathp1ec5 gosemble of champagne silk linen. Her matching hat tea. lured amodtfledt,llafldibS wore U Orchid corsage. Mrs. James Seats of Waco attended the bride as matron of honor, attired In an Amer• lean Beauty silk sheath with matching accessories. Mike French of San Angelo, Texas, served the groom as best man. Following a wedding trip to se. Petersburg and points of Vt • excepting over this one subject, which Is my prob. Ism-her mother. Bessie talks to her mother on the • Surprises • Abandon yourself to Blue Grass Jilsobeth Arden's laughing lilting, flow. happy 'I. fragrance Is timeless as a dream of summertimecooling as breezes of? the flower fields of Grosse • power-hissed In itI Blue Gross ... blossoming now at fine stores .vywher% gs' said, $stlnToM Latex Misoniy Paint __ for. $UdNdb,.w,ornlcaI .J.M ar.pIi - p fl --1 — POP' ,• lIVEONE AWAY $510 •00 * SdkiTos* Latex ,t, ____ ______ PIIIY 'ir *-i sr.lr' i of 5MM Ibsi Wls5bSd $W UmiS _______ *ItS _____ _____ 5.4 WI $15 PlOItUlIII fl4L lITTLE van 0 PHONE $2$44$3 DOWNTOWN IAN FORD ______ __ __ * is the hen is ywwaa INOP I, them Air .. 7 (5) N.wscopl, Coat. (5) MaverIck wIth (4) CU Walter Cronkite Now* d1'ScI7 / Iv 6 9 is' "EVEEFRESH" FRESH • (UMITx * DOZEYf WITE TOU1 S$. 0* MOn FOOD ORDER PLIAII) BAKED! "MR. 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FRI. g * 11 'l' I'J111 TUESDAY Sanford an" At 2:11-41, 41 d&M go my play VI Tonight _ PiN (5) , thsu pops' • And "Sank" ISIS 00L 1A A MAGNOLIA 175 • the ____ I Of dM ad MMenst TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG lis* Owoed AM Operated Ug Olson fm I ____ v Jack of fturepc no ea ____ aedws'd$iksssl1 with the PiperS :ss s &aae any * ___ "TItI PilESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY COXCUM" ed in color with Bob Hope 0w * II (L.omQn: (1) News 9) New., sporte, Weather ( now '..-.. PlOWS'S 1 Teevusuon OIfDAT P. N. Ae.II. Cii *1* jf Hssdnsit*I Ville (gen$a's y CNNIM & Pazt Played *33 do not like white shoes. You will find lovely colors In eas miii shoes for sumnrsr, Son for something In a color or even beigs. You sound won. d.rful at setenty. I keep the klngi Re won telling my readers maturity CAR be fun. Right? MONDAY LJ uSC s_lu_fl.. '• IJueCressDsLuaePs4umu.SM$U Ia. psefuas Mist, em. luslini Ponder. ue saw am. $.w ot shown 1 soles of V1.wet Mlii. am ed am. man Jacoby and VA toss I __ ____ S wedMll dries man p $595 $Wficee, 15 meH Nqdied. TN iNI dreis hi demure. not daring. 'Various wisefty ____ U weie wiai busimsa 14 W is 11119 Lao. this, lion per year. 01 yydoy,.veryway:shoWeTlt.P0W(tfll sproyit, mist H, spend the sununir 25th & Park, * 9:55 WS'I!S Iii lwber.l,oflb.San1.W.ar Blue Gross M Say P!U5I0* 6-FOOT No ZE - 5 For Abby's booklet. "How To Have A Lovely Wed. ding," send 50 cents to Ab. by, Box 60700, Loa An. gules, Calif. W106 Latex Wa Paint - seesseary end WQ -w a• - - - IIGHTh RZRVZD personal stanupeil, reply, enclose a self-addressed envelope. h. told me to thank you for telling people over to to quit racing around in those little sports cars. He says he's got more of those patients than he can ban, dl.. — . - w 1parp"X .1965! Flemungs GIANT SI OGILVIE geles Calif. For a b&S given the dress but bay* NIM ETAGN 6 Pic decided to risk giving an ruffed a diamond back to his risked only one match point nothing in brown. I have hair and am forty.on.. E4tnNa hand and cashed two of his and gained 11." orertrlck. CONTEST "South cashed his ace of remaining trump. while I quite a play! Mr. Sliuster'. -Nell." Well, black will certainly led tinskIU paid off. South was he Spades and ace-king of clubs dropped a club. Then ti i spoil the smartness of a FR and ruffed his ton of clubs the deuce of heart* and I lucky. q, brow* and white print. Whit. TOTS or brown is your Answer And FROM your bag should also be ens .. 4,4" TOY By Ruth MiII.ft or the other. There are some 31w ' CORRAL charming brown and whits P..rn _ Are pen bringing your cliii. our world Is coming to when ' just in old fussbudget for ob. shoes in the shops dna up to be tint aillagly cour. children from 5041Usd good Jocting to having bar flows,s "I have some yssy old *aide trampled? combe,' as they were called. teous and respectful to adults homes behav. like that." 014 Do their mothers know they Do 1 lot my Child Stay They are pearly In color with [nCIJ -all adults? taw 'e reason I ask Ii that talk to adults like that? I sprawled Is a chair, Instead small brilliant., and are yesterday I happened to be wondered. Do YOU know how of requiring him to Stand UP, ' --In a small shopping center ad- YOUR children behave to. when a guest cornea We the jacent to a fine neighborhood ward grownups when they are living room? Am I afraid to correct Just aSter the nearby elemen' out of your sight? lazy school lot out. And I WAS You ought to have a pretty child in frost of an outsider NOW (bra WFD shocked and sickened by the good idea-if you will honest. for fear of what be will do or skews Swiss — met a.. say? rudess to clerks of a group ly answer a few questions: "45 fh1l4reanotover10yeari Does my child getbywith Dol thlnkayehlldlscute "JoNNSOLDYAnI, r:.scxsa Vona asoua" of age, whose packets wete sassing as—or treating me as when be makes smart re. s,Is.p sia.uasa.-Cates filled with Spending money. though I were half-witted marks to strangers? p "Yes" his If 10 lot you have answer he dosa'l young smart whenever at eta eaI These brash, 01141101110 to even cas of these quee. Stocks yelled at. sassed and own WAY? Wila WILD Munro nder. sheuld be by my child Do I about women clerks lot set does. yen wo ordered FAWIAW .-.5 selse old enough to be their moth with referring to his teacher lag how Your child behaves as "Old lady eo.and.so" or away from home. When they flnaUy left the telling me what a dope she Is? Mcci one soft.volced clerk U my child sets Is trouble _________________________________ SilOWI A shook bar bead and said, '!t with a neighbor, do I agree liii J!i*uhhI1 scares mu to think of what, with him that the neighbor Is Stu unit was Us! " . with dummy's ace and stop. "My hair was a grand red, *70 342 p.4 for a lot of thought. but now it Ia so streaky. I Then he led a diamond from am fltty.nine. Should I try 1*5? you feel as I do that this dummy, ruffing with his fast to match the real red and *64 *552 luck factor Is far less than WKS "53 while my partner have my hair colored or In any other form of cards. •XQZIO •A5$$ trump w hat? I can afford a good false-carded with his opened the king of dia. •Q$7S$ *314 South hairdresser and we have good diamonds, Whereupon SOUTh (D) mends against the six spade "I decided that Rest had to be °S bers.-A. 0." *AXQ 1097 contract In the last round holding the jaek..nine.elght No, never try to match of a duplicate game. When • None of beasts A.eordlngly South reds, as It never comes eat South rutted I realised that led the four of hearts from well. Consult your hairdressI was due for a bad scare Both vulnerable his with the Intention sr and take his advice. Ask land since my heart holding was Wed x.,s each that South would surely 2 * Pus IN.?, Pass end playing East. I took my about frosting. this Is very r'e. Pass 1. Pain Jack and cashed the rut ci make his contract and it P- 4* Pam 5* thetrlcksfordowntwoand "Is1tmarytohav peared that few people would p Pass brown shoes for $ brown and a top score, be In a slam contract. It Opmi' 4.... "Only three pairs had bid whits print dross? I was seemed that d.sperate mesa- TRY NEW LONG BEACH 0 S Troubled? Write to ABBY. Box 69700, Lot An. ' DEAR ABBY: My notch. bor is a chiropractor and DEAR READER: If he &Aic11Q On Jon Shuster of Montreal writes, "You frequently write about the luck factor in du. plicat., but I am sure that :ni'fI$ir dies is a Iovety, vshvety' 16 5 Yon uren chance It, and apparently were MY husband. I'd Jab. your wife and her mother him to a psychiatrist He telephone at least five times a day. And she sees like It this way. so It's up sound* more sick than un. her at least four times a to you to learn to live with trustworthy. week. We live in the Bronx It. and Duals's mother lives ' S S DEAR ABlY: why In Canarsie, so you know DEAR ABBY: Please didn't you tell "Don's it's no cinch. They are like tell me what to do with a Wife" — the woman 'who a pair of Siamese twins. husband who keeps the col. was competing with her tar door locked all the husband's sports car — to Bessie wouldn't think of buying a thing unless her time? We've been married get off her bad back and for *5 years and he's boon mother saw It first, and ride along In the sports the Same goes for her this way for th. past 15 car with Don ? Her back really beautiful. How could Out of the Mailbag years. Every time I ask hurts. So what? It's going mother. Seoul* has three I wear these, or are they too ear FAith Thorstou him for the key to the cutto hurt anyway, so ahe sisters and two brothers out of style? My hair is Meleed" Might as well let It hurt hr door, he says, "What but none of them are as very simply styled, "I like pastels for summer gray, aloe, to their mother as do you have to go down while she's with her bus. fairly sliort.-D. OIL" hand. How Many mere and she Is. My moth.r.in.law Is there for?" Do wear them-I hunt such Since when does a years dose she figure she enty, I'm not overweight atui treasures In old shops. Try really a nice person, and has with him? And what watch my diet very carefully. wearing your hair in the has a husband for cornwoman need a reason, or a a kind of selfish fool would panlonship, but he's also in pass word. to got into her This year I se. so much French roll fastened with SAY, "If I can't no, he Second place like I am. We own cellar? He Says he has white. Would white be suit. thes, lovely "side comb,." shouldn't go either?" have no children, which Is a lot of things down there Tomorrow — Fun Alter able for me? I live a ry Also, doesn't she know probably good because I lie doesn't want touched. casual, but active life. Should Forty. are plenty of altracdon't know when my wife Like his tools, etc. He there I ' If I ret a white outfit, would find time for them. keeps everything locked up, tin women who hope wear whits shoes? — Mrs. a "Don" of their own What can be done in a cue Including his car, which Is find Kate. . . in our bock yard. He puts by buying a sports car and like this? You can wear white very joining a car all the money he saves into club? No SECOND PLACE HELD OVER •, successfully, but somehow I "old' a zct.6q 5, cotton or combination fibers. tbetics are cutting In. Rayon Oidpum — Lace made with Mrs. Marjorie Cowan. 1105 organza, for Instance, Is a ground Do or having design. South Sanford Avenue, will summer favorite. Linger said that traditional joined by coarse threads or serve as hostess to the reg the fldelis bars. ular meeting while dominates the bridal Illusion — T ul 10 , usually Class of First of Baptist Church, Picture. made of silk, of the type used Tuesday, June ii, st$p.m. "For a while," be said, we for bridal veils. Imported All class members are ask. had from England and France. ed to make an effort to attend but they just didat last." and lend their lover's knot — Ornamental the meeting ____ H. saId the asanWla is may. bow, symbolizing constancy ijppj, k. &IL Lêk W3 WI U I W5'W4' of love, made with two or cap sad tell and some bridal maaufacturels futur, them more ribbons or cords Inter. Th DrycleaaIni Institute ____________________________ ned In loops. Used In to' says you should think twice cathedral twi long as trains, or . day's bridal gowns as lace before buying clothing with length. Others are elbow an elastic waistband. Not all patterns or appliques, ocr length. gerup a covering of will bold up under dryclean' MantUla-head One facet of weddi fash. Spanish origin, now used tug. U you take the risk, find ions which rarely ch..a illusIcs by the out whether it will he easy to laces and the neckline, Scoop Is permit' In5 frisk elastic, ted Luger said, but as brIi the phmge. And meet of gowns cover the shouldersin keeping with some church requirements that the bridal anybody can't be trustei Ii I m 5 C If. Right? What would Y ou do If he YOUR husband? ARDENT READER the trunk of his car and matter how To Award $300 Scholarship satins, he said, and if he belongs to a car club, he's got young ideas. BEEN THERE leeks It UP. I tell him that a person who doesn't trust 11 ve S Fidelis Class To Meet Tuesday With Mrs. Cowan DEAR SECOND: Neth. Inc. Face it, you married a Mamma's girl. A does motor - daughter rotation. ship Is to be admired, but this one a sick. However, sick or not, no situation can be changed unless the Parties Involved want to world. Resale is sweet and quiet and easy to got along with, and we've never had a cross word between us, Church Class ri DEAR ABBY: I've been married for 9 years to the ADI9OII Dy uoJ)I/. most wonderful girl In the Woedmere Boulevard, bride, and Delma L. Girder, Mlii TNva Elizabeth At. rhinestone tear-drop. She uncle of the bride, mU from Sanford. antis daughter of Mr. and carried a white PTUST er out of town guests Charlotte, N. C., and Mr. and Henryi.-" Jr.",entered,. with a white orchid,oth 1' j.i... ''S.' wereMr.andMr1.Sc0tm0 Mrs. J. W.Long,relativeiof Of Sanford and Chsstsr Guy from which crests blossoms Girder, grandparents of the the bride. Jacksonville. 3(attbe,s,iiSofMTLGU3PIT and Wyot the valieyc*icad tthewa of Winnie, ed. win Mi,. Brenda Benton attend, Tens, aid the late Mr. Mat thSWI. WWS tidied Ii holy .4 the bride as maid of honor iiatnmoey, Saturday, JUN st a sad household furnishings. length frock of lee blue chiffon 'I sap" Church. —Check on outfits for bridal y over matching taffeta design. Bat. Gall B. Smith cte1at. 'j party and have fittings onthe C od at the Impressive double ed with a bouffant skirt and em i -• wedding gown Arrange for . sing ceremony with a profus' basque bodice with butterfly photographer to be present at . • Ion of potted palms enhancing sleeves and a round neckline. ' the final fitting. With flOWeT 1; . the after area, accented with She wore a forward head. -Buy bridegroom's wed' 1.d ' two standard baskets of porn piece of abort lee blue net By Frances Winter ding ring. Apply bra marri. pams and g!eds and standing veiling attached to a jeweled !' age license and have the nec. Naomi Sunday School bisiched candelabra. A has. tiara and she carried a colon. ______ usiry pre-marital medical Class of the First Baptist bouquet of pink carnaUosis. kit of whM. porn poms doe. ' examinations, Church of Lake Mary gave a .saS.d the Baptistry with Attending the bride as —Remind bridegroom to or surprise stork shower for Mrs. - •, ' miniature bouquets marking bridesmaid was Miss p', West•.• der boutonnieres and flowers Cecil Landress in the West. _____ Hayes, who was gowned Men. • the pews. for wedding party and for the moreland Wing of the church. •'.. --'SI Mrs. Shirley Grieme, organ' Ucal to the maid of honor and •• • two mothers, •. _______ 'Ilie room was gayly dec. .. lit, played traditional nuptial carried a similar bouquet. Consult with caterer about orated in a yellow and green hymns with 1Ii Joy Howell, Miss Joanne Arnette was _________________________________________________ l reception menu and cake. color scheme. Games were soloist, singing "The Lord's her sister. junior bridesmaid, ______ Take up the matter of decora' enjoyed and prizes were won ' Prayer," "0 Promise Me" wearing Ice blue nylon over 1) 11 - " CL A' tioni with the florist. Wallace Hill, Mrs. by Mrs. . ivuSS 1jii&Ofl JO.0 taffeta featuring a bouffant and "Ate Maria." -Arrange for accommoda' McDaniel and Mrs. Harley Sg j Given In marriage by her skirt with a matching nylon A'. tions for out-of-town guests. '. wlmelm, father, the bride was lovely and taffeta rose accenting the ,." -JU4 one week before wed. Honor Guest On The honoree received many In a formal gown of Chantifly waistline. She carried a nose . . • 4 here's what the . ding day, guts which were open. lovely Al . • • lace over bridal taffeta. The gay of pink carnations. Lfl',eT,l 1ReI bride ought to do: ed and admired. Refresh' uuus siauauay • , tilted bodice, was fashioned Timothy Rush Canady serv ,, Send formal announcements meats of cake and punch were I' f with a scalloped neckline and ed the groom as best ruin and cent the local papers; check on . to Sharon Ball wac a served. .• ". .'•. . pointed sleeves terminating ushers were Gerald Allen . ' guest of a party In iiowni. trousseau items; make Others attending were Mrs. honor voluminous ' • Markson and Gerald Wayne Calls points. The _____ beauty shop appointment for celebration of her 18th birthI T. J. Townsend, mother of .1 ''.. 4"• . nylon net skirt featured three Buttry with Maurice KeIU wedding hair-do; have brides' di at the Lake Minnie Drive Annie .J'. the honoree, Mrs ' ' ,,,. " ruffled tiers with ChsaUIIl serving as ring bearer. maids' luncheon, put gifts on grandmother. borne aunt of the honoree, her of Johns, lace and rhinestones high- Mrs Arnette chose for bet display; pack uncrushables ' Mrs. Kenneth Hickson, sister 0 bits E C Bush with her - ', . ' -- .. ___ lighting each tier edge, daughter's wedding a blue • ...4ü , when she has tree time. . Bali as. of the honoree, and Mrs. Carl B. L. mother, Mrs. Her sbot4er lervU yell of and white ensemble of richly :-The day before the wed' TURNER, JR. LEO KENNETH TuRNs,R, Bryant, Mrs. Carl Maggard, RS. m .0 with a fin. Imported sk illusion textured silvisda A W. isn't so long. 'M'' A • ding, the list Lamar Stokes, Mrs. Sr. r. Mrs. w .i •j, I' PP' a tiara of soed pearls gertlp jacket over the fitted ? CU. ,,oweh .or .e • _____ The bride on this day Is ad. Viuv'j Richard Stout, Mrs. Crawford • ____________ sheath. Her accessories were vised to tell someone to check Ladd and occasiond After SuaM.r fun pick white and she wore a pink s New Projectthe new home while a way.corsarps ti. the honoree Pilot Club Mrs. vw.sv. carnation Then she goes to the hair. grandmother. her The mother of the groom, U 701T' 1' .h dresser's. Later she takes lii Sharon received many love' ______________________________________________________ Mrs. Matthews, was with color sh*dlng and the wedding rehearsal and ly gifts and the guests ena rose beige lace sheath over dinner. joyed dancing followed by codltløiilitgl matching taffeta with a The Pilot Club of Sanford cussed Work plans for the After that, it's time to check refreshments of cake and MRS. CHESTER GUY MATTHEWS Shopping matching jacket. Beige acces. she can, It's the luggage, 11 toted as a project for the coming year as follows: com (Gasman Photo) soft drinks. series and a pink carnation for a good Idea to get off to bed Attending were Mike Can. :omlng year to give a $300 munity service. Mrs. Noanle corsage complemented her en' ___________________________________________________ early, Boone; fin ance, Mrs. lathe deserving choiarshlp to a non, Gary Powell, Pat Mac. Gifts semble. kill, Donna Peters, Litner tigh school girl to further her Fowler; membership, Mrs. Immediately following the Bridal Glossary Compiled for Margaret Hedge; publicity, Lay, Bettina Vats, Jerry Dan' ducatlon. • wedding an elaborate recap* Sanftes lets, Sylvia Williams, Jimmy . 5 lion was held In the reception The first business meeting Mrs. Sara King; attendance June Morris, Maureen Moughton X the year was hold In the and fellowship, Mrs. May hail of the church with Mrs. To Assist With Shopping TUISC flU Wolfe, Laura Pays Wet Caucus room of the First Fed' Rohn; Anchor Club, Mrs. Home From Cruise Carl Keitt, Mrs. Mary Dyches, son and Carol Ball. rai Savings and Loan build. Shirley Secord, and safety, Mrs. Joseph C. Spaulding and NEW YORK (UPI) — To. ufacturers take between $123 Bail has been accept Lug with Miss Doris Fleming, Mrs. Eloise Collins. Mrs. Raymond Bennett assist Miss 10 To The Bahamas day's bride wants the glamour to $150 million annually. The Pilot Club will be rep' .4 to Mt. Sinai School ol new president, presiding. FOR APPOINTMENT ing. for Shopping for the dress she as of train trailing a The meeting opened with resented at the USC) by dons. A group of Sanfordites have nursing, Miami Beach, when • For her going sway outfit the big day can be confusing. returned from a three-day she will be a student nurs devotional by Mrs. Sue St.. tints of money each month. the bride chose an aqua and walks down the aisle, CALL 2224*13 But she also selects the To aid the bride, a trade pub- weekend spent in the BS-this fall. venson and the pledge of al. The amount th at was to be white three-piece linen en5em with white accessories and gown with train with a legiance to the fl ag was given, spent on refreshments will be We prac. Ileaflon, 'Bridal Wear," has 50 per cent corsage from tical eye-about Mr. and were Roil call and minutes were sent since the USC) will not the detachable them Among 5 niie A Betty complied a glossary of terms of gowns have detachable who ree secretary, Mrs. have a regular open house on o. th Mrs. Glenn McCall read by her Prayer Book, heard around the wedding Hair celved their trip free. McCall, Altamonte Following a wedding trip to trains so the wedding dress Kay Gallagher and the treas. Thursdays. Hilt Styling Sa urer's report was given by Club members were Invited a member of the Sanford'Sem' 2201 0. Park Ave. a southern summer resort, the can be worn later for other gown departments, occasions. Some of them: Inole Jaycees was winner of Mrs. Helen Westgate, treasur' to attend a picnic at Mrs. __ newlyweds will be at home at formal S S • - - --------£IUU UWUU W aiu i' AlencOss Fowler's home on June 11 in er. — a lace originally the nouaay trip eponsuiwu U; uius& Gift. Card. • Booki ported by Edward M. Langer, made by hand In Aleneon, the Jaycees during their During the business aession1 place of the rcgular dinner 210 E. First St Mr. and Mrs. Thoma Rrid'it , president of t h France, during tue early part membership drive last year. Haines announce the birth c the committee chairmen "I meeting. Bridesmaids' Apparel Asso. '4 the 10th century, but now Others in the party included a baby girl, Julie Lynn, bet ciatio. perfectly reproduced by ma Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Nesmith, June 4 at the Winter Paz Lange, said the ballerina chine. Dr. and Mrs. William Rape length wedding dress, popular Angel skin-dull, waxy and and Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Plc' Hospital. Maternal grsndpa exits are Mr. and Mrs. Tall for ssv.ral seasons, now Is a smooth finish given to certain kering. very small portion of the fabrics such as laces, satins, During their visit the local Hattaway of Orients Gin bridal business — 'I'd say etc. Also called peau d'ange. group fished, swam, sunned ens. Paternal grandparent about two or three percent," Basque-Closely fitted bod- and visited native stores, an Rev. and Mrs. Lew ilaines of Boston Raid. OR he said. ies, typical of th at worn by shops and restaurants. Wedding dress styles follow Basque peasants; now recogAltamonte Chief of Poll, to a degree general fashion nised as a bodice with a V. C. B. Allen and family ha trends, be said. Tb. result: noint it center front of waist. I.-&- £k1 °"Q " 4I most of the current dresses Chantilly — Lace, generally Sstinlon on Burke Street in Oakland have easy lines, and are f from France, with line Estates. ll he • STEPLADDER , flowing fabrics. smooth _______ ground. Originally made of peau silks have replaced the silk, it now is reproduced In Pl to oitieesiy ... - I - wpjwl WhIN he We the aewlyweds are residing in was a Business of Sigma Phi of was a member major. She Is a member New Orleans. Epsilon, soeLsi fraternity. 11. The bride was graduated Athenean Girls Social Club. Is a INS graduate of Baylor , The bridegroom was grad er from COOP 111gb School, AM. University withal. A. in teas, aid attended Baylor tiatid from Seminole HighBusiness Adthlihst?atlse. H. — 15 amrnburotDilta$Lgma salosial bustheu fri. p1, p ternity, and Is presently alfil' lated with Proctor and Gam. big Corporatiosi, New Orleans. Jun. 11, 1965 — Pare S im!,ri raTI 0 - -' , - - - - i I -i I-. Ty �m S Playing I. *uta,I W*II Pigs 10— unI 140 IP God Plagues Doctors heroic efforts of teams of at. tendants. And even In those Instan. ces where death is Inevitable, med. I cine learns something from the of. fort to postpone It. "Thou shalt not kill," says the an. the dent code. "Nor," adds modern man, "shouldst strive officiously to keep alive." • p This tatter-day corollary to the Sixth Commandment I. becoming of Increasing concern to medical men, who.. Improving aclence enables them to prolong the lives of dying patients F., Iefecm.$Inn Step In kkfs Couwa uep'. • 701 South Criand. Awsee—Winfer Past • S.mis.h Pies. Sh.pis Cesfer—C..s.Ibesv 1403 Sm&th Orange Av,—Mnuist$e • Sàstfvd P$anfeed I North Oreeq. Avenwe—Orleed. 2512 Lest Conway *sad—O,leiid.• S ) M.et.mery Ward Shopping Piesa—OrI.si. PRICES GOOD THRU WED., LIMITED QUANTITIES SOME ITEMS • IPANA ANTiSEPTiC KIN 14.1. Sin LTJG JAMES H. CURREY, USNR, of Racon. connaluance Attack Squadron Seven was recently promoted to the rank of lieutenant at the Sanford U.S. Naval Air Station. Lt. Currey entered the Navy In January 1961 in the Avis. tion Officer Candidate Program and was corn. missioned an ensign in May, 1961. He is an RA. 5C "Vigilante" Reconnaissance Attack navigator and presently is assigned as public informa-tion officer. Lt. Currey Is from Nashville, Tenn., LISTIRINI TOOTHPASTE 5.,..11144S (14.nk I) S IG 0 DIET FOOD IOee. can 3 or 61c (UmIl 5) INPAML IXCIDRIN Mitamuci LIQUID 1.1.735 "r 1.41 9 'OJ' Can (Uml I) 01 LIst (UmIt (Umit I) BR IC K Hair Set Mist '°68° I _______ Svpi.h.id (Until I) PIRSONNA Stainless Injector Blad es List j (lAmli fl 1) light Guard HAIR TONIC Aerosol Spray 68 (lJsuil I) (LJmIt t (Until when are becoming tougher." no decisions, he added, often amount to "playing God." The questioner was Dr. Thomas H. Hunter of the University of Vir. ginia, speaking before a symposium of 40 top medical experts at Univers. Ity Hospitals In Cleveland. But there are always, as Dr. Huntar himself noted, examples of seemingly hopeless Individuals being re. stored to healthy, useful life through Head/Shoulders SHAMPOO a. '59c 1 List 1.00 L*t 1.11 96 for greater and greater lengths of time, In the not distant future, It may be possible with tubes and pumps and Injections to maintain a vege. table kind of existence In a patient for an Indefinite period—at enormous expense In equipment, medicines and the services of large numbers of technicians, nurses and physicians, not to mention the emotional and financial cost to a patient's family. Along with the growth of the awesome power of the physician has come a moral quandary. "Need every patient spend his last hours on the pacemaker," asked one doctor recently, "with a tracheostoxny and artificial respiration, with tubes In every orifice and In the pro. cm of being dialysed and transfus. .d7 Clearly not, but decisions as to TAMPAX 2.2.3 1.O9 o I lb. VITAUS ' 1.03 List • ) and is a graduate of Georgia Institute of Tech. nology. tOft tout to toM Work Project -, muss AC*YLIC \ VIII Pm -_. S L IN ILL, 11flloll -_ 11111 11111? ) S )fl IIIh ~F~ REE I t viz Thought For Today And this Is the confide*ce which we have In him, that if we ask anything according to his will he hears us.—I John 5:14. • • I have held many things in my hands, and I have lost them all; but whatever I have placed In God's hands, that I still possess.—Martin Luther. WAHNGTON (SEA) — With all the bungling and con. fusion that has marked events In the Dominican Republic, It seems plain enough that Presi. dent Johnson would make the same basic derision to move In it he had It all to do over again, The evidence that a Corn. muntet take-over threatened was credible enough to satisfy some very cool heads In Washington. It was thoroughly convinc. Ins to Latin diplomats in San. to Domingo and elsewhere, Though they are now saying some very harsh..tklugs about U. S. diplomacy, their pil. Yale response then was; "At last you Americans are being decisive 1" 'The Latin Americans ob. viously don't hold to that view any more. Our efforts strike some of them as painfully amateurish. A seasoned associate of the President thinks a fundamental difficulty Is that the admin. jetratlos saw the problem too simply at the outset. It was thought we could thwart the Reds, wave a wand over a quickly formed provisional It Is now being widely the ed that the Johnson admir trstlou stumbled badly In Ing the nod originally to Gi Antonio Imbert Barieras prospective leader of a pros tonal government. He apparently Is viewed many Domlnlcians as sy bollc of antidemocratic an elements. The president's mission Santo Domingo, led by I George Bundy, Is accepted admission of error, since purpose was to find a lest more tractable than Imis This enterprise seems only compound the. lmpruaka serious misjudgment. The Impression Is perh not wholly fair. There Is evIdence that talent scouts the OAS, the United Natk or anybody else would Its had much bcttcr luck. 1 pressure of crisis is no It to such squeal. We shall need a stroke high good fortune to get out the mess. Even If we get we may not shake off 209 W. FIRST ST. not be easy to answer. The talent hunt we eventually undertook under extreme press. ure of time might have ben,. flied from harder preliminary digging. This Is not to mini. mire the difficulties of the search. With his nose for trouble, the President was unsettled from the start over the Domi. nican affair. The danger was plain that the end might be far less tidy than the beglnn. Ins. He went ahead because he felt he had to, as he would again In similar circugn. stances. But his nose was ac. curate. Trouble has dropped upon him. The note of promise is that, by th e word of his friends, he Is worrying almost literally around the clock *buut getting out of It. approximately throe thousand of Florida's unemployed. of exactly • l.s.mbs, opportunistic mediocritieat Editor, Herald; I would like to comment on an article appearinr In your paper several days ago report. in on the address of Mr. Robert Petree to the Democratic Women's Club. The subject of Mr. Petite's talk was the John Birch Society. After hearing Mr. Petree's televised debate with the lion. John flouseetot and his comments on other occasions, I don't feel that he is sufficiently Informed to make such rash charges concerning the Birch Society. Petree often states with scorn that the Society does not believe in "democracy", there. fore, it is in opposition to our "American way of life' and is just as dangerous as communurn. If Mr. Petite would read a little on this word "democ. racy", he would find that it Is a very bad form of government of men and not of laws. It Petree would repeat the Pledge of Allegiance, be would , uW, dsaasr, ir flimsiest rsvsrss.cyds sisctric Ecsuffsuie. Furniture (;) CARRAWAY McKIBBIN - Look, it's PLYMOUTIITIME Time to save a bundle at your Plymouth Dealer's every day sltbsysartkaiuksts had given the adutinlitrat warning of It more than days earlier. That period, p the tow additional days b.f we sent Is the Marines, ails ed us a chance for a b look at the Dominican pi pact. Skeptics who wonder S well that time wuused Dolly I. as more to thus spoke about feeling as seated and thus helps drala M=* for her restlessness if they would "blow their off tension. than In the steam ouglu' top" unless they could smoke If you school teechers at fault for the morning aclgar,tor move around. would furnish afresh stick presser. In its boiler sbUs In fact, one reason why of gum to each pupil every the fires are raging under, confirmed cigsret addicts morning and again after neath It. Use strategy to continue smoking Is this lunch, your children would be drain elf this natural sr. "muscle hunger" for action to less jitteryl puss energy If yes adults drain off surplus energy. For chewing gum does for wish to have more peace! When I was a child twice youngsters what the cigaret Send for the booklet be. as old as Dolly and sat does for the tense salesman, business executive or seated low, through dull sermons, on Sun. adult. CASE W419: Dolly B., day morning, I literally felt Mothers, encourage ehil. aged 1, Is a very energetic as If I would have to scream dren to run! ('ive them a child, or pound the pew in front of PUI7 to help do this. Let them help carry the "Dr. Crane," her weary me to keep from exploding. have groceries! Assign them more mother protested, "Dolly Is All healthy children chores to drain off their on. more than energetic, this same need for muscular orgy in constructive action. "She is a little dynamol action, which is why school And send for my booklet She keeps moving all the teacher, must grant a recess "20 Outdoor Games," enelo.. time and Is constantly get. period to let the pupils run Ing a long stamped, return ting into mischief. envelope, plus 20 cents. and romp "In fact, she can't sit still (Always writ, to Dr. For leg action drains off long enough to eat her cereal energy faster than arm IC. Crane Is ears of this news. In the morning. paper, enclosing a Ins tion. 1(ow can a person quiet Seated at their desks In stamped, addressed envel. such a child without using school, children are limited ape and It cents to mior tranquilizers?" to use of their hands and typing and priatlag eeets It you can remember arms, when you send for ass of watching the old steam loco. These drain oft energy but his booklets.) motives, you will be better not as fast as running and ableto understand Dolly's romping, for th e leg muscles case, OVER 35 YEARS carry the entire body weight For steam boiler, hive a aiid thus burn up At First A Palmetto far more safety valve to let off u energy per minute. (Alongside old pest office) cess pressure. When youngsters fidget on Otherwise, if a locomotive their seats or twist and S f d had been pulling a long squirm, they are using such string of freight cars and action as safety valves for then suddenly stopped at a their Inner 'steam" pressure. Co. town, the rising pressure in. Chewing gum Is a favorite • Carpst. S Findisirs side the boiler would make of k ddies i because It lets S Pianos • Tile it. blow UP. them keep their jaw muscles So safety valves permit •ndi Beds working, even while they are the pressure to remain below the danger point. For Healthy children are much like the steam boiler. Property In the process of growing, they consume a lot of food (fuel). It Is converted into bones, muscles and blood. But it also generates a ten. rific amount of energy. Unless th e child can drain off the energy, that young. Cuualty slur feels literally as it It 114 NORTH PARE $224331 will explode. In World War II, soldiers an or note that we have been blessed world. Doss Mr. Petree want with a republic . . or a gov- to change this? If not, then ernment of laws and not of he doesn't disagree with the men. The difference Is of flirchers th at much since this great significance. is the basis for the belief, of The John Birchers are fight. the group. Ing the trend that our land is It I'elree would disregard set in today, that I., the atti- the misinformed babble of the tude that one shouldn't obey liberal forces and read some laws which one considers tin. of the Birch literature, then Just. This is an alien doctrine he would get a clearer picture to our way of life. By our re- of the situation our land is in publican form of guvrnmcnt today. I believe all Americans the means have been provided should at least read some of to change laws which we feel their material in order to form are unjust; but many suthori. their own opinions rather than ties feel that this rule of gov- allowing the liberal press to ernment Is being disregarded 'do It for them. In i'arinus areas of our life Doug Stenstrom, Jr. (e.g. by the Supreme Court A READER and Civil Rights leaders), if the former belief prevails, then we will have a government to the whims of man a very dangerous situation. If the latter prevails, then we have a social contract to the checks of law. Our govern. ment of laws has l)r(Iut the greatest, most powerful nation in the history of the JsIthsIumhds.f ffisuuuds of Rsdllau airsady saJsy — lAir cssfsfl Image of Ineptitude wh aswe saw it. We were unprs.nota surprise to us. The ( pared for Its complexItIes, and we are now badly enmeshed In them. Paramount on the list to the terrible dearth suitable go?. srnment talent. The decades of the dictator Trujillo queath the country nothing bet. ter than a cluster of willowy, Letters To The Edi tor clings to out Dominican end vors. The really tough question government, and get out, why we were not better p The situation, this man em- pared for the realities. phasizes, probably was never The revolt of April ai LJ 740 two pearls are alike. answer It. Political Notebook LATIX TALLAHASSEE — EigbO HM TS A teen now manpower develop. mint training projects for firs Plaids cities including ,ssv sevass Sanford, were announced ams is rewu jointly hers by the State U.. psrtnseet of Education and j. the FIO,44S Industrial Corn. LJ mission. state Industrial Commis. lon Chairmen J. P. Wrirht Jr. •'.iit that the eighteen courses will cost more than a million dollars bringing the AC*YLIC\ total number of courses at. LAM located during the past 50 days to Flamm to M at a Federal cost of more than — I IMI U UN five million dollars. There In PicyAllc.v no cost to the Slow Virtually all of the funds FORe have bees certified, Wright a14. state School Superintendent Thomas D. Halley said the ...newly announced courses will provide training for 720 hard core unemployed In the eount ty vocational school In Fort Lauderdale (374 trainees), Jacksonville (11$ trainees), )4IsmI (204), Hanford (40), and Orlando Halley said the tsin.e, o will get training In such dulls as mechanics, drafts. man, nurses aides steno. graphsn, sales, and cooks. II. said the courses an. souneed today added to those established In the lest 30 322.3649 days will provide training for - Worry Clinic Man, of course, has always play. ed God, ever since he stopped snatch. Ing burning brands from chance forest fires and learned to call this magic servant Into being at his own convenience. The history of medicine is nothing but the story of men playing God— ever pushing back the boundary line between what they could accomplish with their knowledge and what they had to leave "in the hands of God," which too often was merely a pious cloak for Ignorance. Strive officiously to keep this man or this woman alive, or allow them to die Inace pe and dignity in their own time? This is a prime snedical.rnoral-le. gal question of our day. Unfortunately for medical scientists, who created it in the first place, they are really the only ones qualified to Bruce Biossat -- Roy Crom!ey .0''I LIE ma , ftm'ili tuea0M Sanford Gets Dr. Crane's GRADUATING on a big, plush, low-priced Plymouth Fury. - cllUinsummer ... WARMS In winter. So YEAR-ROUND -RIGHT for * / '-a thes. Mon., Jun. 14, 1956 Sanford, Florida At alaLow, sosros asi INSLUUM paan* voLT.I.ida, Momialfte • eusesas y--- p 5*SUT £&$3A5D$$ PauL ueassssaa Pigs IA HOT bI DAYS S of yourTenon 1. I" .ort v4KC, Ir Why Not Enjoy An Air. Al LOW Al or am $265" INETALLM w W110611011 Iss Week mannow cevm ass, g~ Kau 5551 5 you 1*1.11 * Tess' sae S Usells La womm $45 S Mesihe 545 $ at.aths IN * Mou Lee t Mess 5.1 P.essl Rereleltees pieviM SM4 an me flheer*eu to sold Is Mrsaes. as. w..s WE SERVICE & REPAIR + LU. AUTO AIR CONDiTIONERS 41 • S F,d.D.sIu* The Mereld sea sabei 51 the Uast.1 Prese vSlm is eat 11441 SSIIS$VS11 to he see 11, ,stUesl$ea of au 0146"0 •se related is till aeveraper. A flicks, It's my. PrIm us 'way down. Sat., 5am., ImnMeMcieskendlilooWnwessisso little that W w2 to beatiN *Muse b dmd a hu lemm 011e .pact 1 nvn apew and do lairs cast of Nparate cooling amid wsting *.a. Now, 44 5.ifra. Servios sI.ctrWty a blggsi bargain thus e,, Wa as 00W 51 404W l69 shfcot and .osveslmis olyesrrou.d air canditiasimig. But the but sow! on your ut caudliloning ecu. actce or *p'lisire dieler Isday. mis ad MV moslorok sews., onuumk& of tie elisto. If Tie Maleci airald sal is re.c.seNs Is aw nobser wIsh out vcities psialeeles 51 the psSl'*ee'sl The JSNajj. La, isilvliush of tie. ,.'ssUtMe is, sees rNIIsseUes was be eul4Iteere4 as &alrla$.aI a. 746 Usratse esflØl --I WW is i t ____now us awe - I • Hottest.eelllng Fury in Plymouth history. hg amid p1i, yet still solidly Is the Iow.price kid. 11111118 110 LNNO W111116 IMWW PPUSL sa...iav .+ + 001111 sm $aleni as eeai elsie miller t*t'ser P $19 es as Pees 0114cc of Issleri, tiorha, sMut she LII II ens"n at Lien, SkiA. INCORPO&L?U .O SERVICE DAI1ENT OW SgsAWe* W IL 1bd Me VIRUS al"buseat 610L VaiO$WTISI 56Th Pd.. bass wel lasted. kIN Ten. Yonr Frisadly was sa.awe asslaws MADAM PublMi Ufly uses Miuri.?, isalay sea altse.; pab' I.lsksi Mieciar Proceeding Ckrlmaas 1901" Delivery --S £4verttng Des $T 4mum £dverUsls* Meemew asau ?besegrsØw C.sI C.sfort AN S.aer Lgi cam Pas Stan Xaa.Ilsg Stile, Soils. WILSILiSI $'s*•57 ZdIter cur aauer auev wsss GonMy ails., Conditioned Car This Swmmev? We WIN Air Casdities 1111astP.i1a, Americas A46041440 X41t0? P511 VAN PSI? S FLORIDA POWIN & hINT COMPANY Helping Build Pisilds W. IS? NeSuft Ave + NOW! See Your De ' Man at P1ym9utb1W __7 -- Haag. Chrysler - Plymouth, Inc. 519 Lost First Street SoAford, PhM. - + + + + :t" , La-'• ' T1T �Horoscope Forecast :• i . OUR WARDING ROUSE __________ Dy Gaibralti RIDE GLANCES TIJbAY, JUMB II, 911 • ao.yeciai ervic a. GZNZ*AL TND14cIBL ., sled to mike ' * • a a . i.,,i.. '1L4 11. F I 20. HardWan • liii, I1 ,Q2$s 5 24. ViM Of don't know art, but I knew what Pd bitter lIIteV'As CARNiVAL 4 Lsz: to labor mis. hat. PRISCilLA'S POP cae Who h hypersensitive and this L .stsa very ties day F! asset slghtfsryou. Getout socially tonight. Show that : : : su are very devoted irk" UBRA (Sept. *3 to Oct. a pesky affair In the outside world and than get right down to ) First attend to - 4490amat la. nitoie his wayst4slItl" INS quicldy. Show others that you'kav. utraord.inaq Sal. TIZZY I 9 . '. $AGITTARIU$ II (Nov. 22 lye after whisk you --- __w----- obsolete. Being very charw lug, dynamle and entertain. lug others will sway this to your way of thinking. Make 0 .4 AQUARIUS Use. H to Fib. 19) Quietly getting dot. I.. handled aid helping those I I •wss.eaonensaa who are ln red plead $swle. at way to epsnd this day. Be very pea.ticil. Rvsalag soft maybe I won't $00pat •l ') _____ My seth.. - - 11 • BUGS BUNNY Sii. befu getting Into *ealsatlo.al aid the or. It or of --. Clv. Si Itsd as education as pw Cusisi jUghes,'. in4M4. . • Wuum4 ler peer elge . ij '.'I. - - - Y ,jp' - , - f"...;eq - ________________________________________________________ , 'o, p4ej Th. real I.o.0 Ness tnonstsr Is up at my house ptSpIJM dinnerl ____ Service Tests! . __________________________ - - *11 a RIDAY L OPEN AilO SOils '$ som a esat c.esr. M. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO, $04 W. hi It. $111111 F IBIATU RDAY L ALL. WORM GUAMANTIED 123. Hosts * Motor. Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Goods b.ur NVINRUDS Dealer $1414 1. *.t. M. __ T5 YOU Vt. sszs.oi OWSH AROUND AND $11 ROLLER'S ON USED CARS AND w cs. 14. MAhOGANY Ru.A.Bost, 46 up Were.. Just Nflnlshed, Include. * lank., skit., tout a $300. 23*4711 10 PT. Rt?X.ASO01' 10*?. ii No r se Power. lea King No. br, traluer, xzoeneat conol. lion, $110. Call 333.1101. Sills., Supplies 125. Marine 58 Oldsmobile Auto. Power Slicing, P.w.r Broikes & mill Radio, Hester, Air.Ces A Good.L.oklng, Clues 4-Dr. PIRREGLASS. Cloth S Save 23%. Pa.... French Ave. 533.1515. Hardtop ______ Trans., SPECIAL PAINTS 895 1$s.ln. 1100 • ______________________ • • 60 Ford Falcon Dehiz., 4.Dr.,S. Cylinder, Stand. Trans., Radio, Hester. NATIONAL 16 695 S.. (Accepted Trads.Ias) '59 Mores/c '51 Ford '55 Flat 11$ Oils 'II Veil '0 Plym. $01 56 Chevrolet Wagon, 4-Dr., V.2 bat. $31 me 01*. Engine, Auto Trans., $141 ha), $31 as, $114 bat. $3 me. $1014 bal. $41 an, $414 hal. $32 me. Power Steering', Heater, $395 me. $411 hal. 52* as. it Veil '$5 (ev,/ $514 be!. $35 NO. $145 be!. $21 sis c*u • iii,a m 95. Home ' • • - ' ,, • 60 Rambler 4-Dr. 01*. Wagon, S CyL, Ant. Trans., Had. Io Hester. A Good. SslldCsr. $595 a.. Dodge $1. TODAY! m4sn 73. MM. OOK AT TH151 I. Y _____________ S 60 Cadillac 011iiS"$3",4'DreSSd., sit. trans., PS, PB, Pssv. ',ilama & fm.. --jj alr.eosd,, - hO extras. Average ml., good tires. A mc. car th*oujhoet. • - Heater *7 Wif J)(fl(, wlru. v5r/sp. Ut auto, hued Hoaos umloress$.d, SELLING 10". Mobile Homes Sale l ors . Realty 1595 S.. 60 Chevrolet • 4-Dr. Hdtp.,V4, note usalLs 14 me Us 240W tb so InterIor. Cissa Thrssst, Impala H _____________ Waited June ___ ii I 4*V IsMV vomit. Iii SW L ye 0 -" SlsuIk Ohs sad Psiat liii PONTIAC Csta1ia LOCH ARBOR, Cement Block $011.00 house. Completely furn, air SANFOIID MOTOR CO norm.. 1 Moth. $451 bat. $35 a.. 'SI Veil 111.4111 '$1 VW Via. room A Patio Can be III French Ave. $555 bet, $32 ..en at 409 Lakeview Dr. or *005 BLUE COMET Ceny., vary 'U Char. $414 be!. $15 as. call $12.1114. good oondltlon, priced ros- '$1 Deds $555 bs, u .,, $ BDRM., 1 Deli. $01 a.., en' eonably, 1*1.1040 after $ p.m. $5 sISk UN sat. us a.. col. condition. C.R., ties lot. 151? 'ul'esd $uibsl.$Uae. FORD, S set. strai ght 'U avail, after July is, 121.0410. ChIP. $01 be!. $51 no. Pal solid. $111. Phone III, '11 Peed $511 bat. $24 me, HOUSE on S. Sanford Ave., 1*1.7111. ' rn. kitchen turn. 111.0414. cS,. $us wi, 110$ 1131CM Eleotra Cos. III _______________________ ' u Char $555 bat. $31 me. vertible, clean good condition room, 4 BDRM., I Bath. Family $314 bat, $14 DIning room, Central heat S Inside SOS out. Bargain pries. 's bell. UI m'1$ Chev. air., kitchen turn. Available 111401$. Chap. hi!. $35 as. 'U Juno 15. $115231. BODS4.KItI USID Nbel.$*Ime. is CAL DOWN MONET LAKE MARY, Lakefront home, 141 $tPreiIOh *11.0111 Opseltors Ave. $ Udrus., I ba th, air oondl. Screened Run, Boardt'*r. $23. - - CHINS --- ____ mended. d~s .p'i4. s PM tionce. 1' 'v' $ months 011. SNARE DRUM S. 1111. Tall come sos oil }'g 1511 FORD, $111. Call 111.4111. • Sale Real Estate a our aeiers si,...s' Can be seen at Si N. 4gs. meat I 1111$wdWodfleon EBM I 1100345, partly or 841 yats, ditlesed factory. mon. H. Orlando. 1515 OLDd. Delta 'II," L'l PR? SHOP Opening ALIX OF SANFORD SANFORD AVI. III. 123.8110. II' YOU PAT re nt you can FOR radii power, etal. Parakeet. 1.234 Mynar $ hardtop, double, own a borne of your own. ARAGI clubs, $lOi bowling bell S41I 1 O?land. Dr., Sanford Mr. FIXIT $1,111. Like now. Sins $1t,Ili Monkey.. Slim. OOLP' heater. liaferl, W$ostds Dining Bedroom house. TWO Some ready for occupancy. INC. *.Redroorn frame c o u Mason'. nt r y a t.rs, Iguana. Guinea Pigs, and Shoes 110. 111.4111. trade. Kitchen. Will room. Living lipseeseises Cordell M.t1a.I LMN ENTERPRISES. or % ml. •outh of city Mis Pups. Poodle.. Closed Per ess. quick carpet cleaning Jeep aalsa, ISO S. 1n4 it.. a Utility Room. (Un. $*nford. $14 Longwood Plaaa, Long. home, limits. c.o l Acra, with b,5r. Study, Sundey., nfl W. 1st St. San- rent Nb. L.ustr. $11, (No PCI5 furnished), ,i. wood, lug citrus and r.pslrebIe out. (sri pleas.). Call 111.1114. UsaUti. __________________________ shampooer only $1 per day. building. Repossessed. Offer. rut Ohetriot. Puppies, LIlA Carroll Psrnitur, Co. ii for $1,000 with minimum SACHIHUND ____________________________ NEWS CON 5*5 PONDNE? St. of $100 down. Balance molth. 3 Bedroom house, kitchen Black S Tat, 205 Asalsa La Johns Realty ONE Uaderwood Rand Adding want.d in 0,1540. Knit covet ly. equip.. 111.II0$. Machine, Subt.. Cr. Bal. III, Social, Church A School THE 'rIME TESTED FIRM 100k RECELVZU per AleP POWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY S$l.Il1S Events. Use of Camera necu *15 N. Path Ave. Furs. $ or. hones, __________________________ NICELY lIon, boarded. Animal Resell FOAM _____ RUDDER PILLOWS $1 sary. Contact Paul Brook' _____ Seminole Realty ____ 35*1 palmetto, 811-0110. DeIAnd. Ph. 714.1840. ______________________ skits, Sanford Herald. 513. 5 1700 W. Minusseta. OX SURPLUS slit. $ BEDROOM U.furn., kitiken 11501 I. Park Ave. R.a$tn 511.17)1 equipped. 321.1011. free. I mo. old. 511445$. ii' Sanford Ave. 131.2331 aeirtime I 1*1.5181 US 11. Park Ave. AI.VAYLI aood Rentals. P'urn. Artklus For Stoat . Special NotIces $ $01131.. * bath, Ii.. Living libel A Unfurnished. San. NEW DODGE CORONET $2082.97 JOHN SAULS AGENCY rm. a dining area. f.nc.d in ford 0 lake Mary Area. See 74. Sales H RUNT A BED lANAI Day Camp beginS back yard, am. equity a take us at 2*0 I. Park Ave. BAI.Z. ESTATE IRONER SEAL Idly, with 14th.. Lake Golden. rot Ia. lt.11awl$, Uospil3, Baby U pymts. 141 Pin.'cr.'sI Dr. Roil Estate Associate S1.AuR AGENCY. formation isil 111.1123, Pied Rods, by 041F, Week, si WANTED MANAG ER WILLA MAS pitoosc* Branch Reel $11450 otose. Memtt. Sisae. $1992 BEDROOM, 1k Bath., Its. SMALL two bedroom house. NEW DODGE DART Must be iltirid luIrs 011.1174 Day 818-0416 Nights $ fenced CARROLL/S 7V1IUTUP.S yard, Country Club kitchen equip. 401 Ban Car. *15 W. 154. $H4111 Ball-Plait Lesser, 59 5. Lake liams. llelhts, il R. A. W Mary Road. los., $01.00. Park. WIlLIAMS NOuN? 133 Exeter. Assume 3*1g. 5 812-81161. "You name it - we have III" Realtor $53 mo. 13*.ISI1. LAWNS MOWED, Floor clean. Lawn S (lirdsn tools Raymond Lua4uIet. Asso. UNUSUAl, well kept I Bedroom tog S Window cleaning. Ill. AMERICAN REN?.ALL $3$.$523 AUlatle Dank Bldg. IIENIIY POflO one. said, 'Not hous., large lawn. Close to 1140. 523.5115 3104 5, Hiawatha 5d','t'"i is like winking school, and shopping center. LADY Seslroe psetUssa. P1K 1 I15_"h1•" PAINTING. Professional by 144 NEW 1965 Operator, I at a girl In the dark. You $11 me. NO 5 Helps. Insured. 111.4114. .lsrk. know what rein doing but DOI)GE DART GT operator. Day $eul$, 510.1418 1 Bedreom take Mary. 811.1515. 11.11 APP. IS Acres. 1,000 Ft. she doesn't." SELl. 2$ your Furniture. Frontage, N. Lake Monros. PARK RhrxIE-sUs.DivIrioN 3 illIDROOM House, Kitchen uick service with the Cask. pAYS Work, s.,ss*, LOADED! V.54 *73 es. 1$. engla., ee 4. QSUPZR " _______________ Betwee n Jessamine and Tam' Ildrm 3 11th., Entry Foyer, equipped. Site yard. III TRADING FOOt. ___________________ barrel. 2-Dr. hardtop, alr.cosdltlss. i.,yL. marine Ave. Easy long-time Jl,sj WWWO • 11111141 Family Room, Breakfast Bar, month. 1*1.4149. $4 bali s'adl. ieip, wisdakiold IN TIll CIECVI? covn'r, 81*4111. __ • in Kitchen, Central ______________________ Terms. Writs Boa II) Ian. liulIt Ia4.sPI, JVDIC$AL ciacvrr or baek.up ford Herald. Il.at, Double Garage, city 100, Resort Rentals USED FURNITURE 510* IN AND FOR 5151. loft resnsto1r*iLiitire prose aIr. A Sewer. $17,151, Open Daily. ______________________ $114875 NELl vOV*TV. BROKEN titus., rettactabic trout I rear Sv.,lge lf4.fff ror, For Male lIITCstlntiN ocean troriL file. IN CHINCERY so. iisi' 123.11*1 post kits, trust sad rear biaps, guards, IT'S PUN to read the Want' 233 5. I'stk *1*.. Daytona Beach, 531 X. lLr.LJ. t'E 0L1V111. shade 1 sedroom. $ BEDROOM, 3 large Ad.. You can shop without wiadows, ,'Iayl Isp, fl Call lire. U. U. Hutchison, Plaintiff, rAnK, BAVENNA e and refrigerator paym.mi trees, rang getting out 0$ Four 5557 whke.wail lire.. * beth. Low dew NOW YOU CAN TOAD* Incii4s4. alsuls VA loan. 121.401L chair. 501.15 monthly. all 131.4155. Cali JACK OLIVER, I n. IX ALL II STATEs 511.S111. Defendant. LIST PECI nici in siisues in sat local t,.4$100, DOWN OLIVER, IL. SACK YSs i* we wi ar. $1 II'., 1)17 3 lidra. 'I'rs*Ior, Payton WHOSE RESIDENCE II rsage a trade on property :r screened porch, clean, o macvie o.vme IN ? UNKNOWN. _____________ ____________________________ asywbets in the United 1h1'hu1 1545 lawatb lot, First $235. Hollywood NT Il SVDICIAL Cfl1 U hAy' TUN A SWORN C0MPLA23(T state .r Casais. Tell vs what OOUNTSY CIUS Manor. $ SIVFBAL Oatst$ndiag * S Trailer ING been filed In the Circuit CUT OF TUN IPATS es you have and what you $drm. 1% bath. Assume Rein's. Mom.. available in want. Member of ln'..ns. a.rtgas, 111.1411 alter Court In and for Seminole P5.0115*. IN *15 all Areas ci Sanford. Let us ALUMINUM Castor W h . e i tamp.t, Ilk. new. Will County, Florida. lit Chancery, 5551505.5 COEITY, Tradrs club tianal ' Chew pea Menndt ' 16 06 KAIILA RUE Ol4V2R. 31 CRANCEMY, VU$ IS INS member atfices cheap. 2014 Palmetto. Any. entitled, throughout the world. time. Pialstiff. vs. JACK OLIVIR, $ INDROOM Air enditlesei, 0. ILAMIX, JR,, Defendant" praying ter 1% baths, Florida 5..m STIMPER AGENCY Plaintiff. 1.1 and $ Bedrooms certain relief for the above 1101 5. Park Ave. Very Reasonable. Too S Realtor Appraiser. leaner Gross NEW and USED samed plaintiff and against vs. Mutate. 131.0415. III -03.5 aaptim. $I3.45$ 1010 5. French Awnings S Cabanas YOU, JACK OLIVEE. IL, the MASOARETHA 5LAMIN, Defendant __________________________ QUAI.i 'V MOBILE MOMEI shove named defendant, OPEN Att.mse.st.4 to 5:35 pmKODSIX mastry hous. $132151 IT-Il I ISTICS iw APPEAR Ow'a.$ NOW. THEREFORE. TkI$ Ii 13.0:10 pm. fiwy and weekdays ______________________ ILAILIX. *1*41, is etiestivo 5 acre TO NOTIFY YOU That if you TEl MARUAItETILA. Sund ay. To be oem. Sat. S • itoil. beestitoUt Ion Defendant pla ted soon I ledruom. 1% 103. MobIl. wish to de fend agalnal asS ____________________________ 04, •ISeellaa.se frill ieee. hotel Touralns •' contest the above untitled 5. bath, let of closet space. West ___________________________ Two Uuitissel boildiugs on 0$ Boylston Stroll 4th It. 1.34$ ENTERPRIIII, IBEDROOM Trailer, Sas4 lion, You are required to file piemlele. 10*04 sgrleisliurai Boston, Massachusetts your answer or other written INC., $54 IioIgWOQd Via.., 123.1)15. Park, Mobile Sels.lIos if $5, and e HEREBY NOTI' laslidial Uve hick. AU this defense, if any you have. I. YOU ARE Pb. Il$'*IlI. tei $U5I'H' ledreoms lecalod in various HoU0.ttaiL5r, lie. (his Complaint with the Clerk PIED that suit for divorce tel I 51)1134. Is.tl.ss of iaatord In Canaily, 51155. shady let styled Court and boas flied agilast yen In thi ,. sisse slisied OH if the above er u po pon •'• _____ n Plaintiff's alter. Cireelt court of the Ninth to serve u Stat. .1 el Seed gis4distli$ may ALDER? N. FITTI, I Ma. Judicial Circuit .1 theSe.laoli tare lead, priesi at In Old Los' * SDNM. Trailer a s sara. yb,. Fiends, sonic Building. Sanford. Trailer on large Lake. Adults Chancery Xe ss*. Ods. a copy thereof on or before County, andes' FOR only. 132.7151. 1417$. the etyle of said caiN the lit day of July 1541. 0. ILAMII Two haNsom bias hem., kM. THE NATU RE OF SAID betas WILLIAM y ma 's WARGANETSA stu 'a. Pt.Iatttf, that er ma UttTTD . COMPLAINT to te orar 'S grsal1lL.&KIX, Defendant. the above styled Court of 5 0 BEDROOMS 5. 5. ee& sad YOU ARE lP5I1$Y NI. the plaintiff a divorce 5.10034 Pars. Apt. I, 114 a $ OATHS to fits yw 4ssww EQUIPPED including wale, S electricity. Ire. YOU and award her cus- QUIRED KITC5N " kit. NO.0 b..e, hsNssm CostS Ti. this lbs Clerk .3 with ted? of the minor child been anIleNovesdeOT0$lkesaa. eMsssslp,ed,isrle I.l.Iel$LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 233.1107. f the asrolsOsi IMMEDIATE DELIVERY i( puss is* $5,155.54 With FAlL, 240? 10 ANSWER Lest upon the platatlSfe sttern.y Yes Complete Information rUiN. Al'?. 23.flU0. who" name and addr.0U Pr. Confesso be en• pear Ii or CeU Your a Decree b.iew, .5 it before thl I $dra. furs. Apt., niso S tared herein against you. 11* sires, meet. large. ill, bath, $1. 1705 WZTNMIS MY HAND and the Slid 4&y 41 Jual, 1051, or C Appieihi$54y • is with ftostss cleared, ly Decres Vt. Cent.... may be Magnolia. $111111 of Ills. Seal of lbs absvs fi FHA-VA HOMES $31J ci. Seminole Realty u Impel, Sbsy do aat.t" What pus ash. edpsurbhrsIsspS. s 1010111 : /' $ 311552 '62 VOLKSWAGEN PIck.Up, Rum (loss ______ _ fuI^ eeom.. • FOR ______ homes Homes. Rest $1QO.0O 1)C)WN - • $1195 60 PTY(OUTII , 41k'. StatIon Wages, VI, Ails 1295 60 Chevrolet Impala v., whit, flu. uk, dunn black I whit. all vinyl Intone. New black vinyl top', Us ci. Me Iran... - 1295 57 C,dIlIig Sic.. sr 4.ilr. SIll., equipped n.h power & air., A g.s4 buy at 695 . . . $3 Ford FIlISIM 2. Dr. Sodas. VOL .14. lisa.,, Rail. 1495 • $0 Falcon Delis., 44k'. Sedan, 6uyI., .14. trans., B, H, law •.s$ tmauita. $795 • a*ip. This tkart can b.vsti • Pile., Cea.lb.rry. ______ thesi could he some import- 'ut details forgotten. .; •.,* - .' _____ thoroughly pun ,,. .,. . Rowe,e,, early teach tefirst study any 1 . from eeriest days will wait to have everything around him or her in perfect order, ' ,.. •,s, will be a born organizer and • '. . TIRST W. 11th, Adults oily, No 321.1411. investment & nesit, 111 N. lark Ave. 111.5111 NEW I Idrin. fluplel Apt., ?Ile bath, Torrasso floors, Water Math Porn. 123.1021 itfltLAND. .1 Idra., well shaded front lawn. As. turn $ some payment.. 122.1732. _________________________ Tiled bath. $11. 1700 MagnolIa. lots for $ 1301131. Horns. 4 11'). APT, private bath, suit. oulck sale. 11.100. John for Couple or emil. Humphrey, L.aks Ph. able person. tdáfly located down. 321.0111 after 7 pm town. Insults at Manuel CENTRAl. Alit. 1.111.. den, Jacobiol Dept. Store, *11 1.1 MinnIe lAke $100 down, 11$ Dr. 122.1122. _____________________ CASSNLitNRhIY 1 Ddrm. flu. Pl'i, run.. or unfurn, ltl'pç' $ 13EDROOM. 1% Dath, Florida lou. Rooms. Ph. $31'1326'6r Room, wooded lot, and air 13'4$54. oondlttonadi 011. 66606; it. or Conventional. nines PHA. . 1tRN. l.reein Apt. with bath nothing dew. V, A gerege. 1110 Narcissus. Ph. TERPRIIU, INC.. $54 l,ong. _3*141, wood Pissa. Ph. S2*.Iill. 2 fldrm. Furs. Apt. 9. Houses Sale or Rent UOtflilN ("I Palmetto. 121.1234. __________________________ I FOR Sale ($505 down) or Rent, DOWNSTAIRS, tlDf l 4 1rm. Apt. kitchen ignippie. $115 mo.3, I worm., I 05(11 at. 101% W. 10th houso with playroom, double utility room, iris fenced yard. Ill N. Woodlat,d D,., PlIRN. Apt. Close 5.. JImmie Cowan. 131.4015. Ph. owner $01- ssi.iiii. Apartmept. III htpvflo Ave., $ 13ORK.. Via. itoo*i, nIce with well. Call or come by Ph. 112.1103. 3409 lummerlln Ave. Avail. Apartments, reasonable able around tune 21. 123.4111. 115.1111. 97. Hosasos For Rent Uh•FVIIN. * Birm. Duplex. Kitehen equip. 522.1114. ~Rsggm e La k FURNISHED HouSe, UNYURNI&iliFD 1 bedroom Mary, $111101. Diiplez Apt., terrassoo floors, 3.SDRM. house Else. kitchen, time bath, Venetian blinds, 071 me. Call 511.0541 after I kitchen equipped. 123-2114 P.M. for appointment, after 1 p. tn. SPACIOUS * bedroom, I bath ios. Rooms For Rent home In lovely loch Arbor with Via, room $110. for Man. ill Magnolia. Nice I bedroom. I bath Cunland tOUMI home with beautiful land- 131.0110, scaping plus deep well 0*10. cHARaN AC. Completely redecorated $ bed. COUNTS- limited credit if room. * bath Ituiland borne, you own a phone. Put cla.el. $10.. fled A's to work for rou t $ bedroom, I bath, kItchen equipped In City, 171, 115. Autos For Sale OVER STENITORM 510 r•u Salrst*.rdsr.Theaslftaa BORN TODAY, he or She ' 9, Legal Notice good frii.di who ha,. been good time tonight. Be happy, IF YOUR CRUD 11 % I' Furniture " SPECIALS AUTO GLASS Pets. i. I' Items, 112.7804. , fins romsvdusfly speaking. PIICRI (Web. 10 is Mar. 20) Take Sb. time I. appease • AvtootPv. $srvles _______ Legal Notice ode. buenae you wars romantically Iaeltesd. (1st at. - Well U. 5, Clvii CENTER'S - 120, ut.d T.Buy headway fast. Be Inter. cited In better health moth. big H' Hwy. 17.5*, SHOPPING 054 II ill oarrl..s Dr. 16. Spinal ServIces CAPRICORN (Dec 2* to Jan. *0) . HOOVER VAC, CIMANEM Il'. Fussit Help WHITE SEWING KACKUIMI AiIbetIi.d sate, a Sitetse 1 QUALIflID hs.ursnss seem.' 2. Psr.ossls GAMAXTrAl tar,, Firs £ Casualty, Salary IL First. 111.1140 .ommeisur.to with sips,. drinking prob. Do yea have a Sense. SimS rosume a meter. lou. Writs P. 06 an total encec to. Santeed U.reii, San SUMMER SALE VACUUM CLEANERS: giscIro. 145. lux. Hoover, 0. 5., Filter KAIDI-10.Y.t.$I1wk.Rt7UI .n, Kirby. etc. 4, Beauty (are NErlitEWels. TOP JOlt. _______ iii's a up PARS ADVANCID QIIICZ• Guaranteed RAP.51ITT'* scanty 5 00 k, SANFORD VACUUM IVO HAV.A.XAID, S .ett water, *vanilla appt& 1111 S. Park Street. are" Neck. N. T 111.111* 101 Si, Oak. $11414L COLOR TV, Ilke new, nepoesea. 50(J5NKNRPE* wasted Zr s. Pot. a Supplies new warranty. Assume S *Isit. 811.5140. payments $10.10 per me. San. IXPERIINCND SEWING MAANIMAL RAVE'( ANIMAL Kennels, ford 121.1075. ______ SHORT BIDS the helpful. They rid you of I" . Trade $154503 - - 51. can In. vest ho 541 Is present held. ings. Illghor.ep. an 'sri Damaged hardlep, mdi., heats,, power tesrias. $310 ciii or trade In .14ev cer. Ph. 111.11$? it . ARMY.NAVY affairs are of vital Importance now and should be handled 4"- IoU ant W £ SMW O4ictrlg co-workerse to Des. 11) FInancial ... Freight dim. aged bedroom and dialaS furniture. Many pieces skew no daasge, however price Is '4 or less than rer. ular retail. Molt Freight - - - bow to get ubsad faster with ;1 10 BrKstOsann $CORPIO(Oct.11toNOW. 11) Don't be annoyed by a letter you receive from afar, but lot It help you to improve renditIons about you. Get duties completed, shop, etc. Than sit down and talk over • , • ins . work at hand. Complete that* ' • ua avu. .arami iw ns AVALON APARTMENTS WE !OLD THIS ONE 12*441? Chants of orders forced ens' III W. 3*4 53.. buyer to give up th is altrac. TU RN . $ 31.5,4?. APT.. bed. iansome I tive room. 2 bath home in to RDNM. Porn. Apt.. 3001 S. Sanford location; shad* tree.. I )lm. 123.314?. shrubbery, walled'tn b a e 3€ yard. In fact, a 117.000 horn. rUiN. Apt. Upstairs, Dew.. for only $11,100. Term. 5W Iowa, )e. s slrm., Wale, down and Iii per me. Inelud. furs. No children under L ni tat.,. and Insurance. _04$ Cpu $II.I0?I. ANCESTORS 104 NO. Park Ave. 111.14*1 is.e*. Start high I CU. PT. Gibson Refrigerator, NOR-Women. as 0101.05 a week. Propars. 0.14 water spigot Inside. Per. tory training until appointfoot. Ph. 5*1.1401 after 1:11. ed. Thousands at lobe op's. SzpsrI.nce usually uaneeee' NEADY4UX (0NCRNTN nary. Grammar esheel sum. Sloth., Stepping Stone., Sand, cleat for many jobs. FREE Steel, Grease Trap., Rock. booklet on jobs. allan... re. Lot Marker., Polyethylene, guiroments. Write TODAT1 Wire Mesh steps, Window Lincoln Service, Sos ill, Sills, Dry Well, a Drain Tile. Sanford Herald, MIRAOLZ cONCRETS CO. Avg. 10 ro. .s____ nounun r or cam SOUTIIWARD - PURItITURI SANFORD SEWING CENTER I ,t - * Schools I InstructIon. Horn. Appliances FLYING, SEKINOLS 1IAN( (Space University Airport) lAcated $ mile. East .f Oviedo StNFORD XLEUrRIG on Hwy. 410 Is now even. 0. 1. Ap.lLaaess-Mew a Used Student lnstrsetlon now glv. *15 Magnolia 131.1101 on Is Piper Cbarokes "ill." Come enS and learn to fly MatesI lastrumonts (0W. laport instruction in a relaxed ""t atmosphere memo,. :0=4 44 Piano l.cvlcl*g a Si from busy traffle patGene Combs. - 511.5551 tint., ?wln.engine Charter available anywhere. Vuso Aviation Product, available Piano T*alag ass Repel, for Happy Flying. Pt. $01W. 1. Harmon ... $151 for further information sod appolet*ist. 50. MIsc. For Sale S £PUU • ITINN Machine and Supply CO. *0? W. lad St 121.1011 Br Dick Toner MID 1111j, ._ OUR Drilling 5$ hELLS DRILLID, PUMPS ___________________________ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ORERN Carnival Glass Bowit All 'Dype. sad Sizes Chippendale luftet; newt a We Repair tad Service Pitcher: Yarn Winder e. misc. ° - fpJ 54$., nil, lAin's Ste. Iosflt Marl. 51$ MaSsed Ave Pt. $114101. PLUMIIRO OUT ouR' WAY - Used hnit Sanfords Most Cem$ TED W&LIlAMI MOW. 101 1. 11th. $11.$404 *1) Use ears you do nit Irk V - Contrsotln Jispaire PiNS Zflfl(ATU N. La MANYZY III Sanford Ave. 111.1123 - $11.10 M *50 stirted. 1. successful. monlouslywftls.o.wo,k.rsby , being very al-operative your : sell later, 11.4 just the right clothing that suit, you F F beet. Bring out your but 4'-poIata, forget the rut. VIRGO (Aug. *2 Is Sept. • - silt. lay 22. Plu*blag LW (July 11 I. - evatlag. $ew & Usod Purni. m* eSdlag Mti. E84 0% " Leo UI. 110 Mauls AV* along with you and your ides. Whet hasdi. Important rsspaaslbWtlee, Then out for feet NOON CR1LDIW (Juno 12 to Juno 11) IS you an charming with 24,tnit$. you us get them to go along wlth what yos be" lnmlnd. converse at length, but 14 It be Is a light vein. Any loss of temper could be dIi. keeL L - ORZOOIII WMI*1t oo ij fini as low as* mats sp. po o l uand! Ii willing togo • Delivery PRE-CAST Contralto GIINl (Kay 11 to Jun. GettIng into recreation ' . vw tXI Ist!&rI Uptoleteriag Mattress ran. $3$4?$4_ BuIldm Suppls Fres ¶4 your eloise. j . AT VACTOST PRICX$T 110 MagnolIa iii. Check an, priese. FAUST DRUG STORI C.aplsto what you hive TAURUs (Apr. 20 to May Don't permit daily dull routine to keep you from in. torsats that, an, vary profit. ibis, Budget your time prop. on7. Listen to Ideas from now coutseti for broadening a, -- Canes ICHOLS BIDDING CO. . Chairs, Walkers, Crutch.s for rent or , Prescriptions at Lowest Prices. Discount to peepte over Is person. If Importane. has to be se. ! . Wheel eompftsbe4 In outside world. • . SICK ROOM NEEDS esms changes or revision in your emotional reapsassu to others if Y"L are to get the long. isags bs*sfIta that can Sal. low frm today and tonight'. Wine...., which require that Fee leek at thom from * very waid.se angl, if you wick to hau them work out fully to your saUsfactien. A*I (Mar. It to Apr. If kin an angry over your prolonged absences Sr.. bem', point out that much -. ___._ • L HOLLERS Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Se ole County, Buyingl Sellin 91 Re 'rv • Of cial styles-4 .,. a • •f •' -- I M, A. D. 1181. w$aastoft" to 101417- ft : ___ -C cL- •a.. -r--.------ .t-*. *e '• -,---••----._ •- -•- 0 0 •' .•-. • • •.epou-• - - • affassat van. - "fl ___ Of -i I IC. 55v5d Neil. SesisaSbi. (SEAL) __ Arthlif s.. Iso*wtth. Jr.. I ClasH Bail-Blair Agency I Anuur a. nest°'III, ,,,1 Clock .1 the above styled 1 11s3 Clock I Court 1 I frd S Part Leo I my: Martha ?. VIkies Sy: Martha T. Vtklen IDo t Clerk C34 Is I ALEMNI 9411 'T P11151051 Lusso4,!n4reI I a -IM aftod. I I Orlando, AttoraOl for Plaintiff NIrOK? MDCII I TOO Juno 7, 'APublish May It. It. LIons tioO 5.111 Publish May $1 I (krasgt Per Soar a Geli 114. 1)01 ____ It. 115$. sates, ___ toItail ICDK$5 I CDS.1S$ MON &1f'I'AYiiNT8 FROM $100 I)OWN ________________________ TIlE B BUY PHA VA HOMES -- ----- • - - '64 CHEVROLET thacayne, FuMe. Pursuit • I FHA VA SALES BROKER - l. Save The Mime Far Yells DORM. Apt. FurL Pt. Daysi 111-1753 or nIghts 113.0111. and Sales Broker I S'FENSl"ROM 1C3*6$ 1.10'.. Puts. AjI., sel Pet.. UI? Elm. I JIM HUNT REALTY I I FURS. Apt. 235 Part. $15$ PASS JLAPT., $155 Ksueav'U& I 1I_ '' ________ REALTY 51055051 PUNS. A??, Neaetnabls. $8. I I ossisso S23'I4I1I5& 1111.4141 *11.1111 I I Nightes 11$.IIN I I WELAA APASTMSIITI 1141 *11.5445 $514 Mit $15.0 I I 3.'. P'Vil its BUT YOUR $1595 - ''A.I F'FLA. Property Maitagement 695 • 'V UBEDCARS UflhIDC U Seminole C0116 Motors ____ 191 W. 1.1 5*. - • Phi.. I$IIS F or ja 14M Pb. 'I I . I • F --__- - --•t_ �z: A. :'.i' s . k" #Jr New Apportion Court Rule Asked Insob a—. CM@t X1$it A. FNote men d 86 C. ni tan U48184 . for a W" Ni0ime I" so Tom An, Aftors Os. s.st K.. we -Use k **I.bai the rots In the lusals, smooth an Immediate hearing would TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Is group of 16 senators. led tionment. Ally. Gen. Earl Faircloth by John Mathews Jr. of Jack The effect of such a ruling to pass any r.apportlonmetit be Possible since time Is of the essanee In the special sea. agreed today at the behest of sonville, presented Faircioth would be to bestow on each plan they wanted, senators representing SO per a petition asking him to ap- legislator a number of votes Faireloth told the delegation sion of the legislature. cost of Florida's population peal to the Federal Court in equal to the percentage of It's prss.ntsties was "very "Tbe court may turn us to go Into federal court lm Miami for an emergency rul* population he representi, forcful" and saId "I will down flat, but I lU do my most," Faireloth said. mediately to try to break a Ing that would order "elght Thus the 15 senators j)o urg move Immediately." stalemate over reapportion' ed' voting in both houses of ed the law salt would east ap He said he would telephone Mathews said under the the Legislature on reappor proximately three-fourths of to the Miami court to see U present situation with the meat of the Legislature, so I. via ..w_.d.IItI*_. testing wbI rnIU .Sis ft he (Cl I '•. 4 on the St, Johns River • * ** "The Nile of America" Seminole County ftes Iss'p Atá Iqu.4. vn1.m have been sbia.ad in nu it lafird Kant Air RtsUt- They ant • wow rb T fratb Wo.snn1. auf] Thou. 322-1111 Zip Cods 32771 WEATHER: Monday 73.92. .20 Inches of rain; Tuesday partly cloudy with showers, high $6.90, low tonight In 70's. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 212 VOL. 57 United Press Leased Wire Established 1903 TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1965 9aIis., T.,tS 1,11. Mn sMIit.rnu list; AM. L w, su, Tn. W £,I&UIS Mtikl&s ails and Mammal A. Wfteew M .3.. 1 old. All Mn. ins eve allif its loodift irsialag for paI*tiin of lb. lAW 0 CITY OF SANFORD today was cited by Florida Highway Patrol for Its record of two years without traffic fatality. Sgt. Bob Kilgo, (left), FHP Safety Officers, presented the Certificate of Honor this morning to Mayor James H. Crappa (center) and Police Chief Arnold Williams. (Herald Photo) 0 CPO Pb,tand I. lub.r, Votban, Ma bas bess pro. sntsd hi. Mb Good C... ds,t ribbon byVAfl.$Ico* • O 4Iag othcsr, Cdr. John I.. Vad.wsad. S S 5&IL$$ KMo linus ls 1. Jins, UEIe us. ii B ig MIIi tary Pay/;-'.. IncreaseApprove $ — bi,4W$ submarine for do. I'S Trials Tr.d K. W Mr. sadKrs. J.ILW.ods.tSanford canplated tow weeks of hWhIdu4eornbstalnbtgXay4 • •1 The How'. Armed Services L. Committee ignored President Casselberry Johnson's wishes today and voted a $1 billion a year niP- vance." So for. every such pun has been killed in committee. While the senators moved toward court action on two fronts, the house convened and plunged headlong Into debate on the so-called "mon- ster plan" to enlarge the House to 200 members so that every county can keep at least one representative while Increasing th. ,utrength of the big counties substantially. Several amendments wets tacked on the measure right away, one to require voting by Motel Capital big county represenat1vcs to strike out the enacting clause By Dotti. Austin and kill the bill sparked the The City of Sanford is looking for a big name first real floor debate of the corporation that would like to build a first-rate mo- special session called for re tel or boatel, restaurant and nightclub complex out apport ionment with dozens of In Lake Monroe on proposed pumped In landfill inn-, lawmakers jumping to their rina area. feet to demand time to spssk So far, no takers. for or against the bill. "We've gone about as far as we can go now, until we get a commitment from someone who wants to build on this property when we get : It dredged up, said Acting Mayor N. L. Reborn at City . May Pick Name * - IIIII1I(4 • • Regents Meet; • , • • iversify ror SetUp with the lit Infantry Train. lag *sglasst, Marine Corps Ia.., Camp L.jsun, N. C. The 2O.day course included over 200 boon of rigorous hutructiom in small unit tietic., nIght eciabsi, fixing wispims smilor slaslatud nsbst ssmdItlass and uib.r .sWssts M*tSd 1. As Kinks 5 0 5 115?7 ImuigS Olin I. lsa,ss.of Mr. and Mrs. Frank IIagbaaofUOH1. blue. Iosd, Cs.,.lber,y, ha. — to, sans, limd. .besrd the alre,aft sanlsr tM Lexington operating in the Gall of Mules. to ku SS$, Iaordest. quality bahad ask. Mx n.csssful tab.. aft u4 l.&go tna do deck e1 the usnlsr. Prior to asking the land. at the stodsat aviator anal qualify on field smut landing strip. which .Iaalsts, on the votad, a conies'g flight ds*k. This helps as student Ujuat hiw see to the restricted tiding ins as th. duck .f the esr. rim 4 1 1.. lure to the big population en. Icr's 'can be foretold In ad- district. In counties cut up Iso to representative areas. The measure require, that coos. tie, with more than two mern. bers be divided so that the legislators run from districts within the counties Instead of countywide. A proposed amendment by Seeking City ' Commission meeting, Kin' P day. "I'm ready to go, I want Un lead of its new chairman. The sinkhole Incident has I to see this thing built, and t C iO PLAYS "TAPS" us Albert Walters throws Amen. TALLARASSEI (UPI) NORMAN LEACH eration, but we need Rep. L. Mendel River,, I). cost the Town of Cais.lb.rn LA can flags Into fire is American Legion flag burning ceremonies Monday, The State Board of Regents contacts with private capital - - -• Mayor J. H. Crapp. has B.C. it disregarded the advice '7 $1,210.95 so far and more Flag Day, at Legion Poet 53. Annual flag burning ceremonies follow is scheduled to meet Jose 21 now, so we can proceed," not yet picked up his gavel, of Johnson, Defense Seers. expenditure Is anticipat.i& n ) (HeraldPhoto) through 22 in the capital to prescribed manner as b forth in manual. but is back at his cake at said Commissioner A. Is. Wit. set an several changes, in son, • Hill Lumber Company a few tarY Robert S. McNamara This was revealed at Mon. • ,Florida's system of higher City Kansgsr W. V. hours. day. Laid low by a and a presidential advisory day nights meeting of the • education cleared by the 196$ town council when the pay. Knowles reported to commitheart attack on March 9, panel, legislature. sion.rs that Loomis L..dy, Mayor Crappe '::::h : T e committee's bill would mont of two "sinkhole bills"CountyMovesTo' During their I&'.4 In in the city's fiscal sgest, has Ore.H. says he may be per. provide raises and other boa. were approved. • believed the beard will esisst completed preliminary work. :ordisomes, efita totalling more than The council okayed the pay. the sain for ft usin last on drawing up lb. proposed aitted to attend 69 -• Ceflttsl, FlorIda5isIt7 the admin. Clark, Vista Associates, San. vr ice a $1 mU11* IS well. acofl ULL? :;has S -• . O aeulaslf.au.E1 Insurance For - Employes n. .satlllcstss" ' ____ Istrationi 1PJ has ford engIneerIng. Mrrn. . Is, ., • • • . 5-.. th.Ilst of se'M.d of lb. prspuei o, ,.. onmsn. an. River. measure- wasengineeringA ISI' ___ srninol. County Commits. speclfkr.Uons or th IniuP. fu other sethi Mi. corn.' wEs names, aadklibelytswin ted Is essalsalos. pk.Os TalIahu.... Seminole b $ ui vol.. '. ' °''4'-'- " slon.rs took the first step to. anc, program• The plan will taisslon uked thatlba sher. approval, Is University of - sad Orge County willapproved It also approved the pay. day In setting up in Insur. then be put up for bids and Ui's office be netifod to n. Central Florida. tOss. ssnators. In another Samuel S. Stratton, D.N.Y., meat of $961.70 to 11ton. once program (hc.pltaliza. is expected to become sUes. lee, and impound ,ld auto. A iHetlm( with Leedy to Scoff Kelly Hlghvsstbsagemdslsss. work out sees. warding in Labs and Seminole share wasRivers the ions diaseater. mobiles that have bass park. the proposed ordinance has ,,, McIntosh, tion and life) for all county live October 1. told reporters fol. strom, Davis and lecties of a "anlvenity tOss.. W. would itiul get one "We need to know the .4 on the street right.cf.wsy bees no lea no Jun. 2$ Will Speak COP legal employu. chancellor" to rep),.. the representative. Another plan lowing the closed session thatSanford •I The board autliorls.d Corn. costs in August so that we at the corner of * 4*4 and mssUng. current ex.cutive.dlredo, of would give Seminole two rep- the measure would go 'a long Kenneth '' McIntosh, town at. mission Chairman John Alex- cnn allow for them In the lake Brantley Rcad, despite "For lb. tseord." said Act. the Regents board. reseutativea. It's far too ear- way"pay toward up tobringing the levelmiiiof torney, told the board of aid. mnder to contact the county budget hearings which will repeated warnings, The chancellor, a now post IRS btayor'-ftborn. "lb. city ly to tell which proposal will tary , the whole sink. insurance committee and or. begin in July," Alexander An Injunction has also has not bass Informed of any To Kiwanians. created that get through the Legislature, comparable civil service ul. may cost 115 range -a -niseting to sat up .ai.i. -been requested against lb. private enpany contract., will admInister the 6740. • . :' orhood of $10,000. the owner, of a salvage yard in "Problems of Education in day operations of lbs state's though we has, a lot of tai -• -.........They tall us that the is- The committee adopted twoThe paying sinkhole • y ' the Goldenrod area that is in about It on the street." Florida" will be the subject multi-million university sy.. . introdueb' out dies of the Class of '40 of changes in the bill Rivers and bills of Its emergency -, 9 violation of the count, son. City Attorney William of a talk by Scott Kelly of tern, with slightly mote pow. , Seminole High School looked ed In March by Ing code. --- . Hutchison Informed the eom. Lakeland when he speaks to or at his disposal than the "too young" at their big ro. 33 other committeemen. They funds. • • The aldermon indicated present executive director. Commissioner, learned that mission that they can proceedmambers : -.......• of lb. Sanford Xl. High onthelistofpoeslbls snlon lb. other night. In Included two modified p.4mm' that they n anticipate changes In tax assessments with the drawing of the or' .'fact, all classmates on hand litratlon provisions; reimbursement from ither . will be mailed to property dinance to sell the revenue winds Club here Wednesday appoints" Is current to. .,, . for the get-together seemed -A plan under providing the state or federal covers. • : .:.. gents executive director Di., owners dnring the first week certificates and accomplish at noon6 ' to bar, survived the 25 years re-enlIstment bonuses for men menl. -. actual in July by Tax Assessor everything but the Kelly, who came in third Broward Culpepp.r, I • In excellent shape with good with critically needed skills, h Inother ,o,, .r act on the . .M .. .'Man E. Walker. Mrs. Walk. sea i order tobs 'ready to iis the recent gove,nor'ssees. In Its tate June meeting, such a. electronic and mis. • '•l looks to spare. the regents will also select a ••-, ,a,.ermefl, approved new '. or notified the board she go" when thy receive a tool-. a former state se • • all. hatei.rs. The bonuses oun.,orms and pay lead for • nator new administrative plan or would be prepared for equal. ,mitmsnt from an investor. be The fences it Pinehurst In some e. '. th• Police Department. Izatlon bearing, on July 19. Cost of dredging and and member of the education the state's continuing educss "&... Municipal Park are, making times higher than the normal 115 Sawyer. 4'0 ce .i . '' The board delayed setting of pumping in the 15 acre land. committee and the appropri. tlon program. The old Florida Instiuts p. mockery of teenage base- sum. For an Individual airy- informed ,,e board It ' - - -: , equaliration hearings until fill area for the marina In mUons committee. bail. Some of lbe balls hit ic.man, this might to as high department now Is providing Presently a realtor, build. for Continuing Unlvsrslty •. next week when a full quor. iits been tag. Lab. Moires '-I out of the park Sunday wonU 15.000. The cost for Sr and Insurance agency own. Studios (FICUS) was abol. 1 94 urn of eommluionsrs ii pros. P5 0 nd red at approximately -'a'.b'iir.. . '. S ,.,.r pop flys In almost any lea. first year would be $22 tall- service. ..e said n. ent. Commissioner John Fits. 000 with the remaining $200,. it in Lakeland. Katly was ished by a statute signed isgue. Too bad the Legion lion. 000 61 the bond issue plannsdelected to the Lakeland City to law just last week byGov. Patrick was absent from to. 000fthebondIuuaplanned two men on duty at all times ' team can't use the big itad. -Isis annual review of nail- In the seven-man force, Num. 'I day's meeting. for othsr capital Improve Commission at the age of *1 Haydon Burns. Ium for baseball. The game itary pay by the President and became the city's young- The Regents have already Action of the animal shelt. mestis Is lbs city, would have some meaning to determine how It compar. bar Depart. -or program was tabled until Nssoe of the backers and eat mayor at 27. H. served given teatatire approval to a i the Police '---' nicr.tl; T1 8....31 and Arfor ed t. ,. then. next meeting, along with a proponentg it the waterfront as state senator sight years plan whereby the off.caia. the CIFS Department TI p. e e • try. The President could request for use of $ 14 fool development plan were p,ss. sad was isamed one of Flo- pus study program would be mt. The defacement of traffic recommend adjustments easement for sewer and we. 'tnt at the commission meet- rida's Five Outstanding run by the various state saul. The city's occupational tax signs and other public signs Congress SO Young Men. He is s gradu. versities wider direction of a tor near English Estates, ordinance was tabled until around town, including lb. slatlon. Zobnaos bad. aug The report of Attorney The matter was tabled on. ate of the University of Flo- central Board of Regents Port Mellon marker at the gest.d such a lystern for the July 1* meeting for an.J staff. Harold Johnson and Clerk alt the next reiiala, session rids, changes to be made IU$T7 terser of Second Street and both military sad Arthur Beckwith on lb. pur. on June iL and to to study give eltiseas chase of Shoup voting ma. A MeUonvlUe Avenue Is dli. employees of the federal ,,•time thenew more law. W. C. CLAUSE, Sanford fanner, diaplays 17 'I gutiagi Parents should leek earnest. H. would have chines was also tabled until The Cuse)b.rry board al. pound cantaloupe (on right) which ho grew. closely at their t.esagsrs th. yearly raises into offset the next meeting when Corn. OPEN YRL Size of huge melon can be compared to normal hands and clothing for till. iutosatieally unless either so postponed action onfrom an. missioner Yltapatrick, who MZaUOS of land across size on left, a "small" three-pounder. NIGHTI! tale signs of paint. loin of lb. Rouse or Inst. ,,4 made request for lb. in. PIS" Photo) the traffic markers are new- lbs an within " port,Ispresent. uW$IPlI l. teb5ballt, ly obUtiratsd. This is nit • funny — It Is thoughtless WEST PALM BEACH and aancius ,m3sief. (UJI) The Central and SUMMERTIME SPECIAL! Citizens Report 17. .L . Itary pay raise that far ex. Pays Bills c9oded his recommendation. The pay boost for military personnel w:uld avenge On Sinkhole about 10.7 per cent. By Paul Brookshire The committee followed the .Jmad s.f.thor tsehsI..l .b..ls, who* .srn. are tnirn. t . WASHINGTON (UPI) UU lil3.tu4lj. SAW s$ lbs New India lsbwIa. less, Groton, Cuss. Jun was lsaht sfl HF t . • ••• K,, Pusilie I. limes at IN Ponwsit Dths was — of APd 11 nthsliMs • ,.;. • I.. •...' Senate Reapportionment Corn. snittee stacked with small county members, the vats on any "reasonably fair" plan giving control of the Letitia- Backfire! AU1AKAII, Wale. (UPI) .-Psopl.wboliiaa.sraVia* 10" =Abu Isabella 1111191 bars du-d lb. Co.I lsrdd- bwsetb. $mob kisbing frorn lb. he. S.i blisin everything in tbsWok Week Of Rain -• •1 - '4 -- ---- - nneWIS Eases Diu* - sake time Is coming up e Look fer all .trosigbida for psyrslsss for coun., ' and city7 p oy' es, sines city and county eomalsalosen and school beard members all were South Florida Flood Control District says a week of rain sad the work of bun water pumps baa eased the severe SAVE NOW ON drought sonditlons In the JUNIOR BOYS! "sum "A of the Eveglad PVC .neesttrs director Rd Dial muM Mosby the water l.,iS Is Lake Okeecbeb..-a primary water seine In lb. four ares-had tIns Lsmi"w.sM.i, tin. Is lbs past week and liii twill gabsr. was 0517 stightis under the U.feit level se.Me,ed omit. dimue. .th'ds, sbsa' Osa,e, as,,! Elseth mum lea this Urns of year. valsta,$Mds perk. Tb. 100 .3.. repsubod lblwatepinblesinitotbg,. M. Machiss raaurvalles am r.uusüa able. Cdi,.I Sin hadzIs.mMu,sblyas. I-i. reeiindtb.alandsb. week of bt pj-. abish Comes Into Being July 1 ' Health H ivt.nace' 'I _____ ••-..•-- , . -- -...,.-••.-,, -'' -w -ranCowL.., Radar Technicians, for in. On the first day .f July, to new administrative and Rt.'Sn Park -••, ' W' ta nce, must receive 1160 " -f , hangar spaces, and receiving s ' 4 Reconnaissance Attack the Grsgssj Di-irs its. have ",' Initial outfitting, O, hours of formal classroom In. Cn$511.4 I. the -' inW al 1114COUnAl"Alift CONS lVAIE2 Na struction plus we months if Depsrtant a nd Cavity grsnte rai. on-the-job training before Health smeble about what Reconnaissance At. versatiie reconnaissance air. they are considered qualiflid , they sinidw s husith ass. , tack Squadron Twelve, led by craft, the RA-5C welcome raw have . In the .elgbbesbssd. The Cdr'. C. L. Chute. The RA-5V is capable of all, to maintain the uqolpasat. .5 ps.vlded "as Measure of re Uttsrbp have be e n 1VAH'1* Is lbe first weather, high and low recoil. It requires six to gem • 'list, bet me'. Is .i4sd. On. damping *slr sOsp, tub Fsquadron over to be commis. naissanes missions. Because months for $ flight crew to on V bes.ebelder told a Clock a discarded jusk Os a assr. F slimed as a Reconnaissance of its complex weapon eye. become basically qualified Winder be dug down four to by creek alliseting unin sad ..-., Attack Squadron The squad- torso, it requires that person- f4r flying' ret_salaince litcausing an ISplIHIM odor, "" she. Saturday to plant $ tom condoleof approximately net are highly trained and missions, Further 40a1iss. ' residsata claim. u ties is attained through mere sin aircraft and 150 Officers extremely well motivated, as top" More ls,Ments bass besq idols. temple. flight uxpsrliuice. This squadrons' aid ass. .4 to report lbs ear Ue.e vain pint, JupIter. Prior to efficlal commis. ment, composed of such cat' Other personnel required numbers of amy efi%edws. • • 4 slsning 19VAH42 personnel ibre personnel, have for the to wake the squads.. dSIs win Ajeeblilsa will I. thu sib. Lajuse coughs have hin very busy with past six months been in In- lest sad in a slits ii 4011910, Jest of a pegrsa .ebedIad be sibjiet I. $ 11W no and flight now undergoing kssivs training in the Naval resdintes" an the yurss, I`lismalinsle will he requleed Is pish u tor lb. training in RVAKI, proper. Maintenance Training Divi. pensesaslass, cooks, besplial Men pals.. J Japeses at their asetbi, their Utter and hail ft sway, ing future squadres program sion and RVAH4's nisintens' corpsmen, supply sad photo Thursday. Nitbiug psr.onal. accordiag Is the BabSeWs LsW11Ig.cemss, WA d elM, an aid losuvolls14 aovisg Is. ance training. DSStI1ISiI. CDL C. L. CIL1I 41111 Oska At _____ ' • '..' - . '- _ • - - - - - - •. 4 . • . - • - tE . . . • ' tA . .. : :..i 2-9 nearly - -. • -, I, - • • -, - - - lbS ft - - ' -- __ - -_• UM • -. wnm A*QI C _ - -. f ' - I - !'I 1 T - • - 'Frr 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 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, June 14, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 14, 1965. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 11, 1965; <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/316633291419c007c56e818385718e53.pdf 73a8aa807d6011f472b0cb3a28e40c77 PDF Text Text Pag® 12 — May 24, 1985 m jr BxwforB f r n l l Helluva W a y To Fight War, A s Marine Said That's the way It la at By U m Daniel SANTO DOMINGO (U H ) Checkpoint Dallas. As the Marine said, It was —It waa, as the Marine aald, a hell of a way to fight a a hell of a way to light a war. war. It waa, too. For one thing, there were all theso Domin­ ican civilians titling on their front porches watching. And then there waa the tel­ evision cameraman filming Sgt. Dennis Lamoreaux bus­ ily squeezing off rounds with his M-14 rifle at a rebel who hod climbed a tree on a jetty sticking nut In the Carlhbenn. The Third Platoon of Dog Company deployed but It la doubtful that tho Marines ever learned to do It “that way” back at Camp Lejcunc. • • • Civilians had a disconcert­ ing habit of strolling rather casually down a sidewalk and Into the line of fire. Then there waa another problem. G E R A L D J. LANG, The lieutenant had told the ADJ2, has received the Third Platoon they could not award of "Tlitne Cap­ about unices they were shot tain of tho Month” of at. Heavy Attack Squad­ So when shots began whis­ ron 11 nt Hanford Na­ tling toward the Third plat­ val Air Station for oon from the direction of the “outstanding perform­ Jetty, the lieutenunt aald it ance of duty.’* was okay to shoot. (Navy Photo) Lamoreaux' third or fourth shot brought something that looked a lot like a man top­ pling out of tho tree. Then It began to look more like a war. The lieutenant aald Lamorcaux, of Jacksonville, N. C., had a possible kill. • • a The aergrant 111 a cigarette and his buddies in the Third Platoon were yelling things like "beautiful shot" and "did you see that guy fall out of You're not obligated to Unit IrcoT" givo up things just Wur at CbeckjHiInt Dallas sometimes seems unreal. A because you are short of Murine can aland uruund the cash. You can get corner and buy a cold beer whatever money at the grocery store ami think ts needed from us. Wo it over. Or he can try out his high finance anything school Spanish on the Domiii and everything. lean girl* who atop by to say a lot of things that don't Buund like "Yankee go home.” * • • Speaking relatively, Check point Dallae la pretty good duty. Take "Badcheck Charlie" for example. That's what the payment terms are assy boys in Third Platoon cull the on your pochetboofc. rebel sniper who (ires a few rounds at them every day juat atfer dark. Thu Marines any they're 10ANS UP TO (BOO going to gel "lleilchcck Char­ lie" one of these nights. They may, too, because they've got h lot mure lire power than Charlie und hla sniping bud­ dies. C O R P O R A T I O N Then there's that old white truck with tho sandbags ami -----------SANFORD-----------III W First SI 322-374J 60 caliber machinigun on ft. • — ORLANDO-----------The rebels use it occasionally 471 N. Ortn(t Avt.........474-3603 to make a run toward Check­ 401 W. Central Bird.........473 6491 point Dallas. 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From left to right are Traffic Patrolman James T. (Jim) Hardy; Mrs. Mildred Itahcock, art teacher (standinp); Jndye Frank L. Miller, of Small Claims Court: A. It. Peterson, Sr., chairman of the board of Seminole Memorinl Hospital; Charles Morrison, public relations director for Seminole County Chamber of Commerce; Miss Ivn Spaulding, manager of two stores; Howard Middleton, free lance photog­ rapher from DeBary. (Herald Photo) County 'Senior Citizens' Resent The Implication ny Dottle Austin (F irst Of Three) “ The day a man retires I* the day he begin* to die,” sayi 86-yenr-old Frank Miller. Judge of the Scminolo County Small Claims Court, who puts In a full day’* work every day. "I will leave this world aome day, but meantime, Cm not going lo let the world leave me behind,” added the judge, patting the female re­ porter on the knee. Frank Miller's sentiments arc obviously echoed by hun­ dreds of other ■'aenior eiliirn s” of this area, well past "retirement'' age, who con­ tinue in business, putting in lone hours on the Job ns well as takine part in many civic activitioa and extracurricular activities. The month of May was de­ signated ns “Senior Citizen's Month" by the Piesident's Council on Ageing and this reporter was assigned lo find out what the “senior citi­ zens” of our area are doing and thinking and what Is happening lo them. • found out was that we have no "senior citizens" around here. Among those who qualify for the title, the words have an ominous ring and are resenled—sonictimrs fiercely. The second thing we diacovereil was that although the figure of 65 has been arbi­ trarily set as "quittin* lime" for most workers, a great many of them choose to ig­ nore the hell to "retire to their comer" and keep right on with what they are doing. Others accept the dictum, hang up their hat anil start "luking it easy." They get out the fishing roils and the golf clubs, putter around the yard a while, read a few hooka they had been saving. Suddenly they wake up one morning to find they are ♦ • “bored to death" with "rvdiscovered as­ tirement’’ nnd hack to the (young and ig- work-B-dny world they go, to are.! "start living again." first things wo (Continued on Page 1) What we No sooner had the paper tounded us, come off the press than the norant ns we telephone began ringing. On of the “ I'd know that beautiful smile anywhere," said outcaller. * Mrs, I. J. Butler Jr., 113 West Jfnkins Circle, was the first one to guess the "myatery man'*" identity. You are all right, folks. It Is Charlie Morrison. You can fool some of the people aome of the time hut not all of the people all of the lime. • • • ) An abundance of coral snakes is reported in the Lake Brantley area. MaJ. Harry Williamson of Sand Lake Road killed a 21inch coral snake on his pro perty the other day. It was his second kill within a few days, a a a Congratulations to County | Commissioner John Fitzpat­ rick and Mrs. Fitzpatrick! They are the parents of a CARL SETJE, of Cas­ baby girl born last Saturday. selberry, htin been doub­ She makes No. 7 for the Fitz­ ly honored in thut he patrick*. They have five boys It a a b e e n rc-elcctcd and two girls. president of the Winter • • • Park Chapter, National A major problem in opera! Association of Retired ing a hospital is "what to do Civil Employes, anti _ with the visitors7’* We l l elected necretnry of the ’ meaning s i they may be, vis­ Florida Federation of itors clutter up the place and Retired Civil Employes. quite often slow down the normal functions by getting in the way. Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital today issued this plea; "Due to the crowded conditions of the hospital, it Is strongly urged that visi tors: Limit (heir vialt to 13 I minutes; two visitors to a pa­ Seminole County Board of tient only; do not congregate In the halls, in order that Commissioner* today voted to equipment and the normal urgently request two addition­ functioning of the nursing de­ al interchanges on Interstate partment can be carried on 4. for the patients’ welfare and The board Instructed Coun­ benefit." And an aside (o these well meaning visitors: ty Attorney Harold Johnson Some doctors seriously are to draw up a resolution and considering cutting off all forward it to the State Road f vllits to their patients. Department a t toon as pos­ • • • sible. Land O' Lakes Country Club First priority waa given to will hold a disaster benefit an interchange a t Lake Mary golf tournament, pool party iltvd. The second would be an and cookout June 6 for the interchange a t HR 46-A In the sinkhole victims at Cassel­ I'aola area. berry. H ie club also has of­ The commissioners said the fered its golf course, swim­ c u r r e n t four interchanges ming pool and barbecue fa- Iraves a nine-mile gap in the . ciliUes to t h e “ Helping county which isolate* the cen­ »* Hands." All entry fee* will be tral-western portion of the put in the fund for the benefit county. of the disaster victims, a * a FILICIDE Two memorial gifts have been received by United Fund SPRINGFIELD, M a ■ a . of Seminole County, one in ( I l l ' l l — Five children — four memory of Mrs. Beatrice Ri­ vers and the other in memory brother* and > (liter — were of Mia* Florence WiUe-gtft* found *tr*ngled today at their | that will go toward helping home. The 28-year-old moth­ er was taken into cuatody. the living. County Revives Interchange Bid Sanford Herald Adds 'Florida Magazine' Bloc O K s Remap Compromise Seminole County Rhone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 * TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The big county minority bloe agrerd tentatively on a con­ gressional redistricting compromise that would preserve the seat of every Incumbent U. S. representative from Florida. The group, numbering l«, mrl at the call of Sen. George Hollahan, of Dade, and de­ cided informally to try to stick together on both radii, trictlng and legislative reapportionment, rather than each trying (o come up with his own plan. They alio decided, Hollahan reported, to take up congreational redl striding ahead of legislative reapportienment — and to handle both in a apeTALLAHASSEE (UPI) cial session rather than tackl­ Gov. Ilaydon Burns h a * ing either of the knotty prob­ thrown Ids support behind a lems In the two weeks rem ain­ hill that may give srhnol ing of the current Legislature, a a . teachers the pay raise denied Only Sen. John Spoils wood, them by the slate Legislature, Marion Hep. William O'Neill of Key Weit, waa unhappy introduced ibe hill Inst Friday with the plan finally agreed to, he said, and adjustments on Ihe lu-els of n demand by might ho made to satisfy him. Hie Florida Education Asso­ He objected to the group's ciation (or an Investigation of proposal to dlvorca Monroe the ''iMilillcal atmosphere'' In County from Dade and put U Florida in relation to the In the proposed new ninth dls. Irict with Collier and Broward school system. Counties, Thu FEA culled for Ihe In­ vestigation alter the Legisla­ That would leava Dade ture turned Ihumhs down on a County with two congressmen 450 million lax hike lliut would of it* own, each representing he earmarked for teacher pay- a district with a population ol slightly over 400,000, raises. At present Dade has two Ih e invcsligatlon sparked angry replies from lawmakers, Congressmen, but one alio Including Scriato President represents little Monroe and James Connor, who claimed Spottswood did not want to b« (hn FEA was trying lo cut o(( from Dade since geo­ “blackjack" Ihe legislature graphically it is attached, a • a Inin voting them a raise. Anolhrr trouble spot waa hi Ollier lawmakers called Ihe Investigation “ironic" after a Ihe district which includes recent Supreme Court ruling Brevard County. Sen, Jame* that properly must tic taxed at Dressier, Cocoa Beach, was its full value and O'Neill's satisfied with a distribution bill giving Ihe comptroller that made a new district com­ power lo enforce Ihe full.value posed of Orange, Brevard and property assessment ruling. Indian Iliver as far a* redlaThe comprtoller it n i l a r trictlng goes, but he would O'Neill* hill, could withhold nut want this setup to dictate rcipportionment commissions lo local lax ass­ legislative essors and delay approval nl that might make Brevard and local tax rolls (hat do not Orange a senatorial district meet the market value criteria whereas now they are *epset by the Supreme Court last arate districts with separata week in a Duval County rase senators. WEATHER: Monday, 89-67; rthnwvra still in picture for Wednesday, Itinl* 90; low tonight 70. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 197 Established HUM TUESDAY, MAY 23. J 965 VOL. f«7 United 1’resa Leased Wire Burns Hails Road Bond Victory Highway Plan Senate To Be Carried OKs Jr. To Electorate College TALLAHASSEE (UPD Gov, Ilaydon Burns today ball cd passage of his 4300 million road IKind program as a great victory for Florida and soid he will campaign to get It adopt­ ed by the people at a siwclal election in the fall. Burns *ald the amendment* tacki-d'i do tho Scnai. rrptovcd hill before it* passage in the House by a 01-30 vote Mon clay night wero "very mild" In effect nnd there will lie no problem straightening out dif­ ference* in House and Senate venlons when it gets to con­ ference committee later this week. • a a There are two major differ­ ences in the two versions. The House tacked cm a conflict of interest provision which the governor said was not realty necessary, claiming other slate laws took care of such mat­ ters. And Ihe Senate insisted on a West Florida road railed the "Tapper Road" which Gover­ ror Burns said was not Justi­ fied and which Ihe House re­ fused lo arrept. In its marathon battle Mon­ day, the House member* de­ bated chiefly an endless procrssslnn of amendments to the bill, not the bond program It­ self. In all, Ihe House killed off Rep. S J. Davis J r , nl Seminole Cuunly, wax unsuc­ cessful In lacking cm amend ntcnls constructing arterial conneclors and urban Improve­ ments in his county, work on Ihe highway (17-921 from San­ ford In Orange City, and In­ creasing the size of the is s u e from 1300 million lo 4330 mil­ lion. TAI.I.AIIASSKE (Spl.) — Final passage on all phases (nr a 4611.661 appropriation (or the proposed Seminole Junior Cidlrgr was tilled by the Stale Senate at twin day. The Senate, In e move spearheaded by Sen. Mark V. < Irvrland Jr., of Sanford, In­ cluded 1565,000 tor capital outlay (runslrurliun) for the school In thr I Ml million bond iru|>lrnirilling bill. I'rriluusl) thr Senate had opproird two appropriations for the Srminntr ndlrgr, <30,mill for phiimlng and 4218.661 lor operations during the sec­ ond year uf the liirnniuni. IIiim - hitler appropriations will runir from the general operating fund. Senator Cleveland's motion was approu-d lu immediately irtllfy the entire plan In thr House id Iteprcsi'iilalivc* for its approval. Should I hr House and (iur. Hay don Burns approve, thr rollegr mold rommenre op­ erations tie it September in available space in present srltonl farililirs. ISuildinK Supplies (•» lip In Smoke Fire (rum an undetermined source Monday destroyed about 4500 worth id building supplies in a construction shed at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital where a new wing is lieitig built. According to Fire Chief It T. Thomas, the blare was dis­ covered atMiiit 2:|.t p. in The Imlldlng contained paint thin­ ner, oxygen tanks and other combustibles There was no explosion. Burns Behind New Teacher Pay Hike Plan JOHN ANfiEL, principal of Sottlh Seminole Jun­ ior lliyli Sclmol, wna honored when the school'n unit of (he National Junior Honor Society was named tlm "John AiikcI Chapter." President Thunia.t Hoard presented the charter to Annul. John Angel Honored By Honor Students lly Jane Casselberry Charlrr lor John Angel Chapter, Nation,il Junior Hon­ or Socirly, was formally pre­ sented by President Thomas Soa id In Principal John An­ gel at an all-school outdoor assembly at South Seminole Junior High School. Twenty-three new members were tapped and initiated. They a ir Douglas Finch, Thomas Hawks, James Lucas, Michael McCarthy, John New­ ell, lleginalil Sigmon, I'atrieia Hurt die and Bonnie Simmons, ninth grade; Karl Kricksscn, Send (idlings, Herald Haas, David laivrtnnd, Gerard O'Conner, Krnt Planck, Gerald Scull, Jay Wolk, Sandra Borderiek. Elizabeth llryan, Bar­ bara Bryant, Debra Dane, Terry Paltishall, Janet Wait- Downeasters Take Fight In Stride LEWISTON, Main# (UPI) —The even tenor of Its way ia what this town is pursu­ ing, right up to fisticuff time. Easy docs It. Ita picture ia going to go flashing live through the hi-avt-ns to television screen* of the Western world in the (Itrlaled story on peg* 8.) most watched fight ever, but downt-asi sophistication has conquered municipal tixay. Ix-vi-l heads prevail all over. Evrn a* the closed-circuit television people were an­ nouncing they had insured rhampion Cassiu* Murcrllus Clay's life for $1 million until he can get out uf town, the police chief her* pointed out that “we've got a peaceful community." Plan To Save Seats Of All Incumbents on the St. Johns R iver * * * * “The Nile of A m erica” * The “ Alt Florida Mag* zinc," complete with tele­ vision listings for (hr week, will be distributed with The Sanford Herald beginning Friday. This wrrk's Issue contain* a special feature on the state's Alcoholic Rehabilita­ tion Center In Avon Park. Come along with wrttrr Fredrle tla brock to the cen­ ter where “no man la an Is­ land'1 and dedicated experts work to restore hundreds of mm and women to society and sobriety, A special treat for tbr ladles In The Herald's In­ augural rdllion will be a recipe for orange pecan pie. Many oilier Interesting stories and features are In this colorful magatlne that 21 pru|Ki.srd am endm ents to Ilie will be yours rarh week program but approved 13. with The Sanford Herald. * • • TOURIST Klt.I.F.II FORT WALTON REACH (U PI)—A tourist from New York City, 46-year-old Solo­ mon M. Mizzararh, was killed today wilt’ll a srml-lialler (ruck smashed into the back of his house trailer beside U. S. Highway 08. * * * * Thera wrie no murders here last year, no negligent manslaughter, no f o r c i b l e rape caie*, only seven case* of breaking and entering, on­ ly two aggravated assaults. Police Chief Joseph II. Furrand said the 230 law officers on duly for the Clay-I.itlon heavyweight c h u m pinnship fight tonight represent only “a normal security measure" for this town of 41,0(8). The television head man said the “major consideration for our taking th* insurance was th* ao-ralli-d threat* against the champ's life." He said the fact that the Insurance people were requir­ ing only a 11,000 premium ihowed they ballevcd odd* ware 1,000-to-t against Clay'* being attacked tiy Blink Na­ tionalist fMnut it-a. Chief Finland said, when asked about rumuti of people ell roule lure to get ('lay, (hat '‘I’ve had no report of tin* nullin' from any million* la th e source—anything we’ve i based down liai proved to be fictitious." “Security U well in band, and I'm sum we are adequately act up for any eventual, ity," he said. laical police, deputy sher* if fa, and atate troopera will guard the city and St. Dorn's Voullt Center. At that renter, acene of the fight at 10:30 p.m., a repre. aentative of a aporta maga­ zine atarrd Monday at work In progress on the Imported ring and the adding of chair* to bring tin- seating nijiucity lo 5.000. lo musing tones, lie said; 'Thia is the sanest pre-fight day I've ever seen in my life —the sunesl and calmest." Uuwnlown at the ticket of­ fice on Ash Street co-pronioter Sam Michael, of Au­ burn, and his wife stood out­ side in the sun and whipping wind. Willie lleddish, the amiable giant who is Sonny l.istnn'a trainer and head tactician, strolled up. Nobody on the street looked at him. Jim Diaddork, the former world champion heavyweight, drove up and asked Michael the way to a restaurant. No crowd. No one evrn looked. man and M c r 1d c I Eddy, ■ighUi grade. Those taking part In Hie ceremony were hoard. Dona* Kilmer, vice president; hairy Itodd, Kcllh Crrrden, Waller Blstline, Lalon Byers, Suz­ anne Webber, Judy Chenel and Barbara Andrrw*. Robert l.ikens, faculty advisor, ad­ ministered the pledge. Mnlali were presented to the two top students nl Amer­ ican history. Gerard O'Conner received Ihe Daughters of the American Revolution Award presented by Mrs. W. K. Ba­ ker, of Sally Harrison Chap ter, Sanfurd. The United Daughters of the Confederacy Award went In Merldel Eddy and was presented by Mrs. T. J. Taylor, of Normun Dew-re Howard Chapter, Sanlurd. Certificates were given 24 students who placed in the top lu per cent of the nation in recent national education de­ velopment test*. ftc n n e u i UUAVB rtn FU tfiT f t l 111 J TV ALWAYS st QUALITY OPEN FRI. NIGHTS! V SPECIAL! REDUCED Orlandoan Loses THRU SAT. Cash To Robbers ORLANDO (U PI)-A prom­ inent citrus grower and pack­ er waa robbed of |2,0oo in rash In the driveway of his home by three masked gun­ men early today. L. W. Hardman waa accost­ ed by two men as he prrparcd to go to work. They searched him and took the cash, papers and aome keys. Hardman waa tied up by the three men who escaped In Ills 1963 automobile. They left it abandoned and It waa found about 45 minute* after the holdup ALL 141 JEANS NOW 1.99 • 13*4 vet dyed dewla • All eelon • Western ewt • Slim, Beg. Heeky • Seaforiaed • S i i a e 8-11 J �County 'Senior Citizens' Resent The Implication (Coolinucd from Pago 1) One of the most notable of Sanford's busy "senior tillsens" is 77-year-old A. B. (B art) Paterson Br., presi­ dent of S t John's Realty, chairman of the board of trustees of Seminole Me­ morial Hospital and until a few weeks ago Seminole County Civil Defense direc­ tor, a frustrating, non-paying Jolt he held for 24 years. Peterson came to Florida some 30 years ago and open­ ed his real estate business. His leadership ability and business acumen were quickly recognised and when World War 11 began he was made director of the Office of Price Control and Rationing aa well as Civil Defenaa director. He was appointed a dlrector of the old FernaldLaughton Hospital and when plans for th# now hospital were formulated about 10 years ago a bitter Internal struggle arose that threaten­ ed to link tha new institution before it could be built. Peterson, known for his diplomacy and wisdom, was named chairman of t h t board, smoothed the ruffled feathers, placated the op­ posing forces and directed the building of the new hos­ pital. Hinca then, hla prob­ lems bava not lessened for the rapidly growing county haa demanded constant e ipanslon and Peterson has successfully d i r e c t e d the -building of two now wings «nd Is In tbs process of add­ ing a third wing. H i s lendarship qualities came to tho forefront early in life when aa a young soldicr he aerved aa command­ er of the horse cavalry In tha 74th Regiment under Gen. John J. Pershing during the Mexican bonier Incidents and later was named assistant chief of staff of the famed N e w York 27th Division which has a proud historical record through all ths na­ tion’s wars. • • e "Are you planning to re­ tire any time soon", we asked Miss Iva Spaulding, who wilt reach her fl&th birthday In June. "Heaven's no!" ejaculated the petite silver-haired lady who is owned and manager of both tha Hen Franklin Store and the HP Card Shop. Tho new card shop, located Jn the Sanford Plata, was an original idea of Mlsa Spauld­ ing which had been "In the back of her mind" for a long time. She drew up the dealgna and plans, submitted them to ths Ban Franklin Corporation, who liked thsm and accepted them and plan to inrorpurnla them Into a national chain. Now that ahe haa created the card ahop, however, Mill Spaulding doesn't care much to work there. "N et enough activity for mo," she says, "I like to he where there's hustle and bustle and things are going on. This la Dullsville." With an eighth grade edu­ cation back in her home town of Knu Claire, Wls., Miss Speulding taught 13 years in a little country achool, hut the pay was poor. When her father was injured a n d invalided, she q u i t teaching, bought a little gro­ cery store, added to it, ex­ pended it and kept on grow­ ing until ehe built It In a email department store. A fter her father's death, •he set nut traveling to aec Where she would find "just the right spot for me." She traveled from Key West, Fie., to Fairbanks, Alaska, winding up after Hi months of "looking" in Hous­ ton, Tex., where she opened another store. Texas began to get "old" after a bit and aha started feeling th at fa­ miliar itch In her boota. An­ other atint of traveling took her to California, where, aft­ er a while, this too became "tam a" and aha act out again, this tims winding up in Sanford. "I liked the people here— it's a friendly town," she smiled. She did not say so, but San­ ford is probably not tha end of the road for this Intrepid lady. There’s a lot of world out there and tvn Spaulding hasn't seen it all yet. e • a Another of Sanford's most popular and well-known "men about tow n'' Is genial 73yesr-old Charlie Morrison, director of public relations for the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. In addition to the business acti­ vities, Morrison is known throughout Central Florida as a aong leader, master of ceremonies and qulsmsster. A famous tennis umpire, Morrison has called matches for some of the world's top players. He rlalms to be Seminole County’s oldest ten­ nis player and has a stand­ ing challenge out for anyone over 73 years old or younger. Most of this man’s life has been spent in the public eye, with his first public appear­ ance In Jacksonville In 1920 as vocalist with Berry's Band and ns manager of several thraters. As president of the Jack­ sonville baseball club In ths Southeastern League in llO one of his players was Al Impei, now manager of tha Chicago Whlta Sox. A few yeara ago, a heart attack put Morrison "out of commission" for a little while, but aoon he was back again, striding down the street, making hla rounds, with a cheerful greeting for every­ one, setting a brisk puce for olhera to follow. e e • A familiar sight about town and tha acourge of care­ less motorists Is Traffic Pa­ trolman Janus T. (Jim) Hardy, Although he often puttputts about In his special scooter car, Hardy would just as soon walk his beat, keep­ ing an eagle eye out for vio­ lators and diligently handing out the tickets. Younger motorists have to sprint to keep •head of him. After 20 years with the city public works department and 12 years ns a patrolman, Hardy, now 72 yeara old, finds ha’a happy at hla Job, "down hen- where 1 can sec what's going on and keeping an eye on things." • • * In 1056, Howard Middleton retired after 40 years with Loew's Theaters In New York and moved to DeBary to take It easy. He helped organise a dupli­ cate bridge dub, a fishing club, the Republican Club and the American Association of Retired Persona. But tima hung heavy on hie hands and he had to find something to keep ’em busy. So several years ago he dug out his old photographic equipment, Imught some new cameras and supplies and set out to do soma fres-lsncs photography. Before he knew It, he found demand for his excell­ ent photographic work with four different area newspap­ ers, and now at 74 years old he finds himself putting In a full day keeping up with all the requests for his work, plus taking part In the civic activities which he helped to create. Recently, on the death of one of the Dcllsry citizens hf bought out a commercial stu­ dio and business is booming. Middleton baa a colorful history with Loew Theaters and before going to work for them was a motion picture cameraman with Metro Stu­ dios, liefors It becama MetroGoldwyn-Mayer. "There have been many, many changes In the a rt of photography since those deyi and ths equipment wa have to work with today is Just fabulous compared to the early times. It's exciting to wetch the chsngee as they come along," he declared. Three years ago Mrs. Mil­ dred nabcock "retired" after 31 years aa a public school s r t teacher. She Is preeldent of Rose Garden Circle « n d lovee working in the yard with hsr flowers, docs a lot of paint­ ing for which she has won many prizes and has caught up on a lot of reading aha never had time far before. NevertheiVka, when ehe was' offered the position of teach­ ing adult a rt classes two nlghta a week a t the Cultural Arts Center ehe Jumped hap­ pily a t tha chanct. "It is indred a pleasure to be able to continue leeching and quits a challenge, too. Some of my students ars youngsters and asms are adulte, but there are e num­ ber of my "students" who are older than I and I find It fascinating to be able to work with all of thrm. They enjoy what they are doing and eo do I,” said Mrs, Bab­ cock. HKHKARHINU for kindergarten graduation at 8t. Luke’a Chriatiun Day School in Slavla ar« (front, from left) Ernest Hickson and Darrel Rambo; (bark) Lynn Diahmnn, Danny Dinda and Marslm Arndt, Thirty-three students will receive diplomas during the program scheduled for 11 n.m. June 7. (Herald Photo) SPECIAL GUESTS at banquet of Altamonte Springe Gray-Y Club, which is led by Rupert Jenkins (center), were Robert J. Berry, athlei tic director and dean of boys ut Kdgewnter High School (left), and Prank Gray, asaiMtant director ut the Winter Purk Branch YMCA- * U t ZtsftrB WrralB Page 2 — May 25, 1965 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice l a tho Csart a f the Caaoly BRHtXOLR COUNTY t a tha Court *f tha Cawaty Jadge, BtmtooM Cawaty, F lo r ­ XONINO COMMISSION Jadgt, Bern last a Cawety, P lo tida, la Probata, Notts* o f FoMla Hearing Ids. l a Pea bat*, to rot r atal** af Th* Bemlnol* County Zoning JAKE W. WILKEB t s re i Batata e f f W I C B o r APPLICATION Commlaalon will hold B publle MARTIN J. TL’DBi. Deceased. for ta x f i r m bearing to consider recom* Ta All Creditors aad Perea** I See. 1*1.11 F ie ri* a Btatwte* *f mending to tha Hoard of Coun­ Ta All CrvdDera aad Fveaawa H avin g Claim* ar Drmaadt I east Commtealonrra Amending Agalaat Bald E a t a t n Hat la g Claims s r Demands ty n o t i c e ib i t R n r n r o i v e n . Zoning Regulations to provide Agalaat Mate Estatei Tou and aoch of you tr * That Pater v*n Moitert th* approval of adequate hereby notified and required Tou and each of you ar* for botdir of th* following c*rtl drtlnog* provisions on oil hereby notified and raqulrad ta to prriont any claims and d e ­ flcat* ha* f|t*d **'d eer'.ltlrate Industrial o n d mand* which you, or either of present any claim* and de­ commercial. for tax d**d to b* liaucd tner*. mands which you. or either of multiple fam ily buildings wh*r* you. may h*v* agalnat th* on. Th* certificate number and you. may hava against tha ■tructur* and paving shall e x ­ ratal* or Jak* W. Wilke*, dr. year nf laiuanc*, th* dte-flp••tat* of Martin J. Tubbs, da- ceed tiOO *q, ft. to II.0M oq. ft. caaaad, lata of eald County, lo lion of th* prop*r-y. and th* ceased, lata of aald County, to by County E n g ln ttr and/or th* County Judge o f Semlnola na*r* tn which It wa* ateeeved tha County Judg* of Bamlnol* Board of County Commlaalon County, Florida, at hla offle* In ■ re a* follows; County, Florida, at hla offlr* era. Coplaa o f this propoiad tha court houa* o f laid Counly Certifies!* No. 421 T*sr of In th* court houa* of aatd amendment may b* obtained In at Banford, Florida, within alx Isausnc* IMS County at Banford. Florida, Ih* Zoning Offle*. Court Houa*, calendar month* from tha tlm* Deoevlptlag *f Property i within a l l calendar months Fanford. Mondays thru Friday* of th* Drat publication ef thl* Lota It. i f . ft ] | nik S from th* tlm* of th* first pub­ from l:SI A. M. to I:0t p. M. nolle*. Two coplaa nf each Clay Spring Plat Book 2 Public hearing will b* h*ld claim or demand ahall b* In lication of this nolle*. Two P a s* It copies of each claim or demand In th* Bamlnol* County Court writing, and shall stat* Ih* Nam* In which **a***ed Clyde ■hall b* In writing, and shall Houao, County Commlislonara plac* of raaldanc* and poat ofD. Middleton. All of **ld pro. slat* th* place of raaldanc* Room. Banford. Florida, on ftc* addraaa o f th* claimant, party being In th* County of and post efflea addrata of th* Wednesday. Juna ». IMI at and ahall ba sworn to by th* COLON HORNE, ma­ Bemlnol#. Stat* of Florida. Unclaimant, and shall b* sworn T ill P. M. or aa soon thereat claimant, hla ogonL or attorney chinist mats chief, re­ Wia such c e r t lf l c e u shall b* to by th* claimant, hla agent, tar *a petal bl*. and accompanied by a filing r*d«*m*d sccordlne to law th* Bamlnol* County Zoning fa* ot on* dollar and auch tired from the Navy property described In etidi e*r. or attorney and accompanied by a filing ft* of on* dollar and Commission claim or demand not so filed lifter 21 years of con­ tlflral* wilt b* pold In th* By Robert S. Brown such claim nr demand not so caah bidder i t th* ahall ba void. tinuous service. Home high**! Bemlnol# County Zoning tiled shall be void. front door o f th* Bfmlnol* Rota M. Wllkta Director Richard AA'. Keogh presently is employed County Court tlouae at Bin* A* executor of th* 7-xtl A* administrator o f tha Pubtlih May 21 ft Jun* 1, 1M2 ford, Florida, on th* first Mon­ Will and Testament nf with S e a r s , Roebuck day In th* month of Jun*. IMS, CDM-11 Estate of Jak* IV. W llk tt, dacaattd Martin J. Tuhb*. deceased catalog store in San­ which I* th* 7lh day of Jun*, Publlah May II, II, - I Jun* B E N IN O L R U O U N T Y C. Vernon Miss. Jr., of I. IMI. ford. He resides with IMI. Bo n i n g u o m m i i b i o n Dated thfa I l t h day of April. IN COUNTY JUDOE-n COURT Cleveland, fltephanaon A Mila CDM-21 Nolle# of F a ille Heartag his wife and daughter IMI. SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLOD- Attorney* at Law Nolle* t* hereby given, that r. O. Box z, (Official Clark'* Beal) IDA. FILE NO. 47MO in Casselberry. CIRCUIT C O tn T , after consideration, the Semi- IN TH E III Banford Atlantic National ESTATE OF Arthur II. Dtckwlth. Jr.. nolo County Zoning CommMa- NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Bank Bldg. Clerk of Circuit Court IVA MAT ItCGHSON Inn wilt hold a public hearing IN AND FDR BEMINOLH Hanford, Florida. Bamlnol* County, Florid* NOTICE TO ClltCDiTORB to datermtna Ih* feasibility of COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA, By: II. N. Tamm, Jr. TO ALL PRRSONM HAVING Attorney! for Eatat* rtm m m tn d ln g to th* Board of IN CHANCERY. RO. I403T Deputy Clalrk CLAIM* OR D E M A N D S PublDh May It, 21 * Jun* 1, Counly Commlaalonera that th* THE BKAMIINK RANK FOR i, m i Publish May I, II, II, i t . l S t l AGAINST MAID KMTATKt following dt*crlb*d property SAVINGS IN THE CITY OF CDM-12 You and each of you ar* CDM-11 presently xnned R-J Multiple NEW YORK. hereby notified and required to Plaintiff, IN T U B C t n r t ’IT f r u i t T. file any claim* and demand* IN T H * CIRCUIT COURT OF Family Raaddantlal be gonad A -t Agriculture: That part of va. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF which you. or either of you, T i l * NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ Lot I weat o f a Una parallat MERLE R. MASS IE and TER­ IN AND FOR SKMI- may have against eald aetata CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE with and 210 ft weat of W’erly ESA T. MASStE, hla wife, Sanford Rlks Lodge has been FLORIDA NOI.B COUNTY, In th* office of Hon. KARLYLE COUNTY, FLORIDA n / W of Hwy. 17-11 (le t s S Defendant* HOUSIIOLDKR. County Juda* CIIANC'KDY NO. I4MI awarded first place in "com­ IN CHANt-Ktir NO. ttSII 71 ft), U k * Mtnnl# Estates. NOTICE OF BUIT OF M IT of HKMtNOLE County, at hla MITT TO q i l l i f TITLE munity activities" by the WADENOTICE Further described aa lying a p ­ TH E STATE OF FLORIDA I* THAYNIIAM, office In tha Court Houa* In JERRT L. RUBLE, proximately 210 ft. west ef B. Masala and TarGrand Lodge, Benevolent and Petitioner, Hanford. Florida, within six Plaintiff, Hwy. 17-12 and south o f Lak* TOi Marla • ta T, Masala, hi* wlfa, calendar months from th* time v*. Protective Order of the Elks, •v * . Ml nnta Drtv*. whoa* rraldanc* la RICHARD TRATNIIAM, a min­ of th* first publication of this A. C. STARniRD, and If mar­ for all lodges under 300 mem­ or, Publle hearing will b* held MSI Norland Court. *t al, nolle*. Each elalm or demand ried. --------- STARB1RD, hi* un­ Norfolk. Virginia, n th* Semlnola County Court bership in the United States. n**pnndtnl*. must b* In writing and con­ known wlfa. It allva and It County Commlaalonera Nolle# la hereby given that STATE OF FLORIDA TO, tain th* place and residence dead, hla unknown heir*, de­ Houa*, This sward is for participa­ TH EMarctll* Mm*, aa mother and poet offli * addreia nf the visees, legatees, assignees, lien­ Room, Sanford, Florida, on ault haa bean Died In the abov* tion in local activities, Includ­ ■ nd natural guardian of claimant end mutt lie sworn to ors, creditor*, trust#*! and Wednesday, Jun* I, IMS al Indicated Court agalnet you, 7:M P. M. or a i aoon thereaf­ and each of you, tha tltla of Ilk-hard Traynham. David by th* claimant, hla agent or grant***, UT AL, ing Sanford's "Little Red ter • ■ poaalbl*. which caa* la aa abov* shown. ■ tlnruay, or th* aam* shall be Traynham. Kay Traynham. Defendant* School house" endeavor. The Bemlnol* Counly Cosing You ar* hereby raqulrad to and Kim Traynham. minor* void. NOTICE OF SUIT CommMtlon file your answer or written delodge also won first place be­ /a / Norma Jean Hughaon TOt A. C. BTARBIRD, and If ■ nd Richard Traynham. feneee. If any. In th* above pro. By Robert B. Brown David Traynham, Kay As Administratrix of aald marrlad, ------ BTARBIBD, cause of Its underprivleged Seminal* County Zonlns ceeding with III* Clerk of this Traynham, and Kim T rsyn. hla unknown wire. If allva Director Court and to a*rv* a copy childrens' program at Christ­ ham, minora. Individually, WHITFIELD, W B i a i l T ft and If daad, bta unknown Puhll.h May JI ft Jun* 7, IMS thtreof upon th* plalntifr* a t . l i l t Westmoreland Hired LEONHARDT mas and for its Camp Chal­ h*lr*. devleeea, legate**, CDM-M torneya whoaa nam* and a d . Falla Church, Virginia 70T-TIA AlMrslf Building assign***, lienor*, credi­ lenge project. dree* appears hereon, on nr TftU ARB 1IKRK1IY NOTf. Orlando, Florida 22101 tor*, trustee# and gran­ BEMINOLH COUNTY before tha l l t h day of June, Eugene Walter, community FI ED that a *ult ha* bean Attorneys for Kelal* ts**; E. MASON ROBERTS B oning c o m h ibiio n IMI. the nature of thla pro. ENTERPRISES, n dleactivities chairman, was cre­ brought again*! you In th* Cir­ Publish May 11, 21 ft June 1. Bailee a f Fa kite H earlag carding being a suit to fore, cuit Court nf th* Ninth Judicial t. te n aolved Florid* corporation Nolle* la hereby given, that close th* lien o f a mortg.ign dited by the local lodge for Circuit nf Florida, In and for CDM-11 and the unknown aaatsna, after consideration, tha Faml- on the follo w in g deacrlbri winning the national award. Kami not* County, In Chancery, « f r e e »tore In Interest, nola County Zoning Commlaa­ properly altuata in Hemlnola by Wad* L. Traynham. trustee* o f other partt** lon wilt hold * public hearing County, IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF Ills committee haa won special Florid*, to wit: You ar* h*r*by required to claiming by, thrnuBh or to datarmln* th* faaalblllty of NINTH JI IIICIII, CIR. L o t 104. 8 UNLANO commendations and other •erv* upon th* law firm of TIIE under E MABON n o - recommending to th* Board of Cl IT. IN ANII FOR MEMINOLE ESTATES, F ir st Addition, Cleveland, Stephenson A Mlae, COUNTY, FLORIDA. prizes In past years. HERTS ENTERPRISES, a County Commlaalnnar* that th* according to map or plat Attorney* for Pelltlonar, who** I 'l l IN C U R Y NO. I PCI* dissolved^. A irlda corpor­ following dearrlbad property thereof recorded tn Plat addrea* la l-nat Otflr* Drawer F I R S T FEDERAL HAVINGS ation; E. MABON BO- presently aoned A - l Agricul­ Dook 12, Pag* IT ft II, Pub. 7.. Hull* tll-Hanford Atlantic AND I.UAN ABBOCIATION OF REIlTfl, LILLIE B. RO- ture and B-I Single Family llo Raoord* of Bamlnol* National Dank flulldlng. Han­ ORLANDO, a corporation. IIEKTH and HAMB E. Residential b* aoned C-4 Com­ County, Florida. ford, Florida, a copy of your HENTELU aa Mat known mercial: All that part or BWQ I-Ialntlff, ROT1CR o r APPLICATION DONE AND ORDERED at written defenses to tha eald director* o f E. Mason Ro­ ot N W ti of Baction 1-21B-IIK Banford, Famlnnl* County, State r a n tax n s s n ault, on or bafor* tha lath day v*. berta Enlerprleee, a dieJOHN P. JOHNSON and NElying aaat of th* R /W of tha f i n , 1*4.1* Florida State's* *1 of June, IMI, and th* original of Florida, this I l k day ot aolvsd Florida corpora­ ACL Railroad Trilby Rranch May. IML DRA O JOHNSON, hla wife; ISSS) of tha aald written dafemaa tion: EDWARD II. BUT* and niork I (!*■■ b t g at NW (BEAL) notice ib h e r e b y g iv e n . ■hall he filed with th* Clark Lind THE FOREST PROPERT­ I.KIt, and If married — IES, INC., a Maaaachuaatta cor­ cor o f Lot 11, run thane* N t* That First Baptist Church of o f th* aald Court. Arthur H. Beckwllh , J r . BUTLER, hla unknown I F \T II ft, thane# HW'ty to Chutuots th* holder of th* fatClerk of the Circuit Court Tha purpoea nf aald suit la poration, -wife. If alive and It daod. a point on tha W tin* of Lot Defendant*. tow tae cerilfleate ha* Died to Establish a Lost Instrument Byi Martha T. V’lhltn, hie unknown heirs, de­ IB, II ft from BW Cor tharrof, ■aid certifiret# for t a s d**d Conveying Title to Ileal Pro- CLERK** NOTICE OF MALE D. C. viates, |*gat*as, assign***, thanca B to BW cor ot said Lot ROEHS, Nolle* la hereby alven that to be l*tu*4 lhtr«nn. Th* eer- party. aald Instrument being WIGHT ft BURFORD lienors, creditor!, tr u s­ II, thane* NE'ly to FOB) and American National Bonk Bldg. tlflcat* number sad year *f a deed dated May II, l t d undar a devrea of foreclosure tees and grant***! HAR­ Block J o f Track I I of Santas- P. O. Boa I1IIL laauanc*, lb* dtscrfptloa of th* f r o m William If. Traynham and and aal* entered by a Judg* OLD E. SHEPHERD and do Bprlngs, F. B. 1, pg. 7; also 8t. Petersburg, Florida 11721 propprtF. and 'h* ham* In Lillie Turk Traynham, hta wife, of th* Circuit Court of th* - — - SHEPHERD, hta un­ R /W 21 f t In width o f an Attorneys for P laintiff whtoh It wa* u n i * * ' *r# a* to Wada I . Traynham, and Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and known wife, If aliv e and abandon** street on thq E aid* Diblleh May 1L U . t l * Jun* for Hamlnol* County, Florid*. follow*! th* properly proceeded agalnet ■Ill tb* l i s t day nf May, 1142, In If daad, h it unknown of Block J and th* S aid* of C*rllflcsl* No. l i l t T*ar *f ta aa follows: heir*, devloee*. legal***, Block* I and J of said Tract L IMI the above etyled cauae, 1 will Ih u *no* t i l l Th* North ana-half ( N li> •el] at public auction to the ass ig n--*, lienors, credi­ It, laaa all af th* abov* des­ CDM-tl Daaeripttea *f Pr*p*Hri o f Southwest Quarter (HIV highest and heat bidder for tor*, Iruiteee ond gran- cribed property lying within Lot I ink B Chutuots Plat 141 of Southeast Quarter rath, at tha Beat front door of I***: F R A N K L I N R. th* R /W o t B . I L 411. Further IX TH E CIRCUIT COURT IX Book I P * s * II (BEVlt o f Northwest Quart­ tho Cnurlhoue# tn Sanford. SHEPHERD and ANNA described aa l y l n s north o f B. AXD FOR BEH1XOLB COUN. Mam* tn which *i>«**»<1 Etleaer (N W U ) of Section Hemlnola County, Florida, at M. SHEPHERD, hta wtf*. It. 414 and aaat o f ACL Rail­ TY FI.ORIDA. fa*th Lanaenback. All of Mid T w e nty-seven (ITl, T ow n­ IN CHANCERY NO, 14aI* If allva and If d«ad. their road right-of-w ay. lha hour of 11:00 A. M. on property betns In th* County ship Nineteen t i l t South Monday, the 7th day nf June, unknown hairs, devleeee, of aamlnot*. Htat* of Florid*. Publls hearing will b* bald THE FRANKLIN H A V I N (7 N of Dangs Tw enly-M n* 4J*> 1041, tho following described legal***, aailgnaa*. H*n- In Ih* Bemlnol* County Court BANK IN TH E C1TT OF NEW Unit** *uch rerllflrai* *h*ll b* East: Containing I acres, property: or*. creditor*, trust*** Houao, County Commlaslonora YORK, ft corporation. r*de»m«4 according to taw th* more or leas. Lot 15. Block D. of LITTLE property d»*<-rlb*d tn *uch ■ nd grant***1, A. B. WOOD n o o n . Banford. Florida, on Plaintiff, WITNESS my hand and th* certificate will b* aold to th* AVKKIAVA ESTATES NUM­ and ERVILLA H. WOOD, Wednesday, Jun* •, n i l at WILLIAM 1* GOODMAN and highest r**h bidder at the front official seat of aald Court at BER ONE. according to the hla wife, If allva and If T ilt F. If. or o s boor thereBamlnol* County SHIRLEY P. GOODMAN', hi* plat thereof aa recorded In door of th* Hemlnole County Sanford, dead, thalr unknown heir*, attar aa possible. Court lluut* at Hanfiwd, Flor­ Florida, this 7th day of May, Plat Bonk I, Page 12, of devlsaaa, legal-**, a s s ig n ­ Bamlnol* County Zonlns wlfa, ida, on tha flrit Monday In A. D.. IMI. the Public Rernrda of Defendant*. ee*, llenora, creditor*, Commlaalon n o tice o p aurr th* month of June. IM i, which (BEAL) Seminole County, Florida. frualeaa a n d grant***; By Robert E Brown Arthur II. Darkwlth, J r . It the 7lh d*r of June, IMS. (BEAL) FLETCHER WOOD and If Fomtnol* County Boning TH E STATE OF FLORIDA Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court TOl WILLIAM L. GOODMAN !•*l*d this m i l day of April, Arthur H. Backwlth. J r , married, ------ WOOD, hla Director Cleveland, Stephenson ft Mil* and IMS. Clerk unknown wife. If olive Publlah May N * Juna L IMI Attorney* at Law (Official Clark's S*o1t SHIRLEY P. GOODMAN, By: Martha T. Vlblan, D.C. and If dead, thalr u n ­ CDM-t* Post office Drawer X hla wlr* Arthur II. Beckwith, J r , David AA’. Hedrick, known helra, deviates, loHulls IIS — Hanford Atlantic „f the llrm of 10 Summit Drlv* Clark of Circuit Court gate**, assign***. Manor*, IN TMH CIRCUIT COURT OF S-mlnnle County, Florida Natlnnal Dank llulldlng McKao* Rocks, Ponnay. GILES. IIEDRICK A creditor*. trust-#* and THR NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ Hanford, Florida lvanla lly: It. N. Tamm, Jr. ROBINSON gram***; and ALL P E R ­ CUIT IN AND FDR SEMINOLE Publl*h May 11, II, IS ft Jun* Deputy C!*rk YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI. !«» East Church Btreat SONS HAVING OR UOUNTY. FLORIDA PIED that a suit has been Died rutdl'h May «, 11. II. 21. IMi I. IMS. IN CHANCERY NO. I4BBB orlando. Florida CLAIMING ANT INTERCOM. 10 CDM-11 Attornaya for Plaintiff. EFT IN THE FOLLOWING NATIONAL HOMES ACCEPT­ agalnet you In Ih* abov* cauee Puhlleh May t l , IMI ANCE CORPORATION, aa In- and you ar* required to DM DKSCniRED LANDS: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF CDM-tl your onower with the Clerk or Parrel I ( a l l The NWQ or dlana corporation. THR NINTH JUDICIAL CIH- THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR. Plaintiff, IhM Court and to servo a copy the HWQ of th* SB'* of Cl'IT IN AND r o l l SEMINOLE CHIT, IN AND FOR BRMINULK n o tic e o r ariT thereof upon th* plaintiff or Section I. Township 11 v*. COUNTY. FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA. TOl HAROLD AV. KING, * / k / a South, Rene* IF East, e x ­ BERNARD BLACK, a alngl# Ita attorney*. Mahoney, Hadlow, IN I’ll AN t'EII Y Nit. I40de IN CHANCBHY NO. 14*00 HAROLD AVARREN KING Chambers and Adams, Barnett cept tha Weat 22 raot MAYFLOWER N A T 1 O N A !. FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT­ and FRANCES U KING, Defendant. Netlons! Bank Building. J a c k ­ thereof, reserved for road LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, GAGE ASSOCIATION, s United hta wife, defendant*. sonville 2, Florida, not later NOTICE TO DEFRND pur peat a. a Tezaa corporation, TOU AND EACH OF TOU Btotea corporation, PARCEL I lb) i Th* BWl* TOl BERNARD BLACK, g Olu- than Jun* Ird. IMI. If you fall Plaintiff, Plaintiff, are hereby notified that eull eo tu do. a Deere* Pro Con. gla man: of tha SK>* of Section I, haa been commenced agalnet v*. TOU ARE HEREBY notified feeeo will ba antared agalnet Township 21 South, Rang* JAMES WASHINGTON a n d KENNETH NEAL K E P P ond you In th# Circuit Court of 21 East, Mas th* NWH tn taka nolle* that a suit has you for Iht relief demanded In FRANCES WAHIIINQTON, hi* ANNIE FAY KEPP. hi* wife th* Ninth Judicial Circuit of thereof, and except th* been filed agalnat you In tha lha Complaint. This suit la ta wife, and DIXIE ACCEPT­ R. L. WOLFE. Bit. and F L O r th* Btat* of Florida In and fur a mortgage. Tha raal West 21 fast thereof, re­ above entitled Court. Th* na­ foroclooe ANCE COUP* (RATION, a Flor­ K. AVOLFE, hla wife, AV. C. Hemlnola County, the abbre­ ture of thl* suit Is on action property proceeded agalnet le: served for road purposes. ida corporation, viated till* of which Is: Lot U , Block A. Second FAIRCHILD and — - FAIRParrel Si Th* North M of lo fortcloae a real oatot* mort­ Defendants. CHILD, hi* wlfa, Th* Bowery Savings Bank, e t c . Ravenna Tark Bee lion of bald by NATIONAL Ih* Waal V* of NW)* of gage NOTICE OF BAI.R Plaintiff, Defendant*. 7»ch Arbor, aeair dlng to HOMKB ACCEPTANCE COIlNEt* of Section I. T ow n , Nolle* la hereby given pur­ NtlTI CM OF BUIT IN the P la t thereof ee rec-rd* -v*. •hip 21 South, Kong* 21 I’ORATION, an Indiana corpor­ suant to a Final Deere* ot MUMTUAUM FOHKULOBINH Hobart AA'. Armantreut, Jr. and ed In P iet Book It, Page* Eaaf, containing 11 ocraa, ation, which mortgage la re ­ foreclosure daled M»y 11*1, TOi KENNETH NEAL K E P P Dlron G. A m e n i r o u t , hi* wlfa. It, II and II of th* Public corded tn Official Records Book more or laaa, PLUS Waal IMI, and entered tn Chancery and ANNIE FAY KEPP, at aU Record* ot Bemlnol# Coun­ 10 fact of th* South 1* of 111, Pag* 1IT, Publle Record* Defendant#, Caa* No. H IM of th* Circuit hla wlfat R. U WOLFE. ty, Florida th* W*<) )* of N w t* or of Semlnola County, Florida. T ostth Court of th* Ninth Judicial BR. and FLOY E. WOLFE, In Chancery No. I4IM. or with all elruoturea NE<* of Section I, Town­ Th* nam* of tb* Court In and Improvement* Circuit In and tor Bamlnol* Tb* nature of thl* ault I* a hi* wlf*i and W. C FAIRnow end wh tth suit proceeding* If ship It South, Rang* 21 County. Florida, wheraln MAY­ CHILD and --------- FAIR forecloaur* that certain mort­ pending la th* Circuit Court hereafter an eald lend, and n a ­ Boot. FLOWER NATIONAL L I F E a l ! * held and owntd by plain ture* attached thereto: alee *11 CHILD, hi* wlf*. Th* nature of Ihla ault la to of th* Nlmh Judicial Circuit goe. t teim , electric, water, and INSURANCE. C O M P A N Y , a You. Utfendanta, ara here­ tiff, dated December 1, l i l t Texas corporation, la Plain­ by notified that a Complaint to and recorded Decembr 22, 1014 ramov* cloud* from and to In and for Bamlnot* County, other heating, rooking, refri­ tiff. and JAMES WASHING­ fortcloa* o certain morteag* on In Official Ktcorde Rook 1*1 quiet ond confirm th* obovs FlorlM. In Chanrary Nn. l«M l. gerating, lighting, plumbing, Th* description of tb* real ventilating. TON and TRANCES WAHIIING- th* following described pro­ page I I I of th* Publle Record* described proparty. Irrigating, and Tb* name of th* Court In property to Bamlnol* County, power eyetema. machine*, a p . TON. hla wtf*. and DIXIE AC­ perty, eltuete. tying and being of Hemlnola County. Florida, CEPTANCE CORPORATION, a In Bamlnol* County, Florida, to. encumbering that certain place which ault haa b t t n Instituted Florida, Involvad In aald pro- pllancet, Diturea, and ap pur. Florida corporation, are Da- wilt or parcel of property located, la th* Circuit Court for tb* roadlng* a* described la tha lanancsa, which now ar* or feintanla, I will *»U D> «h* l.ol It. PRAIRIE LAKE •lluate, and being In aald Ninth Judicial Circuit, In ond CumpUInt la ■■ follow*; may hereafter pertain to, or be lxtl t. Block 1. LINCOLN ueed For Mnnlnol* County, Florida. highest and beet bidder fur MANUUK, according to the County and State, to-wlt: with, In, or on eald pre­ HEIGHTS, BKCTION II. Th* sbbrsvlalad till* of the rash at the front door of Ihe Teit 21 nf South Pint creel. plat ihartof aa recorded In mia**, tvan though thoy be d e ­ according lo tha plat there tached Hemlnola County Uourthnuee. First Addition, aa record­ cats la: JERRY U RUBLE vs. or detachable Plat Hook II, P*ga 22, nf o f aa recorded In I‘l*t Together with the follow in g Hanford. Florid*, at twelve ed la Flat Book It. page* A. C. BTARBIRD, at at, Mid lb* Public Record* of SemiBook II. Pag* 41. Publle Jerry L Ruble bains Plaintiff o'clock noon nn th* 14th day 41 and 42 of th* Publle Re­ Item* of property which ar* n»l* county, Florida. Record* of Bamlnolu Coun located In end permanently Inof Jun*. IMI. th* full..wing Including th* following: cord* of Bamlnol* County. and aald A. C. Blarblrd, at al. t y Florida. being Defendants. dracrlbad real eelat# located, Florida Italelah 12 Gallon AVater etolled aa o pari of th* Im­ The description o f th* roal Together with th* following provement! on eald properly: altuata and being In Hemlnola EACH OF YOU IS REQUIR Heater, Model No. II ADIt I County, Florida, to-wlti Mor-Bun AA'all Heater, IT.- ED lo fil* your anawar or property Involved to aa **l Rama of property which are G. K. Uven, Model No. J D l l . looated In and permanently In I Lot t*. Block 1. LINCOLN 000 lITt* Model No. C-tl-O Other written defenses lo th* forth. Serial No W01225I You qnd each o f you ar* atalMd aa pari of >ba Improve­ HEIGHTS, according to th* he* been (lied against you In Complaint with th* Clark ef O. E. Rang* Plata Model ments on aald land: plat thereof ** recorded In tho above styled ault and you th* Circuit Court of Famlnel* hereby 'required to (It* your No. JP7*. Serial No. ZW1 Os* Well Haator* er other defensive P ie t Book II. Pag* »*. ar* required to aerv* a copy County, Florida, In this pro­ an*w*r llllll Waattnghnus* Rang* Publle Record* of aamln of your answor or pleading lo ceeding and to serve e copy pleading with th* Clark of tb* G. E. Refrigerator. Model Tou are raqulrad to fit* your ol* County, Florida. tb* Complaint on PlalntHCi thereof upon th* p la in tiffs a t ­ above Court and aorvo a copy No. TA211, Serial No. NWToialh ar with th* following attorney, Joseph M. Muraeko. t o r n e y s , whoa# name* and ad­ tharrof upon Gllea, Hedrick A Anawar or other dalanalv* (1*112 llama o f properly which ar# l>. O. Box 712, Kara Park, Flor- dress are hereinafter ael forth, Hoblneon, Attorney* for Plain* pleading with tha Clark e f th* G. K. Disposal, Modal No. located In and permanently In Ida, and 111* the original an- aa raqulrad by law, net latar litr, 1*1 Esat Church Btreat. above named Court and oerv* a B C -llV atallad aa part ol tha Improve *w*r or pleading In Ih* office than tha l lh day of Jun* IMI. Orlando, Florida, on or before copy thereof upon th* PlainStewart - Warner Furnace, t l ir a attornaya, WHITTAKER th* 2lrd day of Jun*. A. D. In dafault thereof th* cause manta on said land! of tha Clark of th* Circuit Model No. M BVIAMil, Ser­ 2 Hesters — permanently Court on or before Ih# Idlh will proceed *x parts upon the 1MSB- If you fall t* do ao. a PTLE * WOOD. Suit* 111. 710 ial No. H - l t l t l l Installed day of Juna, IMI. If you fall antry of a Deere* Pro Coe- Deers* Pro Co*f***o wilt b* East Colonial Drive, Orlando, WITNEHB my hand and th* entered again*: you for th* re­ Florida, nut Mtar than Ih* ■eal of thla Court at Hanford, aald property being tha asm* to do eo, a devrea pro ronfasau ftaao agalnat you. WITNESS my hand and th* lief demanded In lha Complaint. Ilrd day of Juna, t i l l , a* r* Florida, thlo l l t h day of April, a s sat forth In th* Final De­ will b* taken agalnat you tor WITNESS my hand and seal qulred by law. *U* a Doer** A. D. IMI. cree of foreclosure. th* rail*! demanded In the official aaat of aald Court In Bemlnol* County, Florida, Ihla of said Court at Banford, Sami- Pro Confaaao will be entared tSBAL) Dated this 2 tat day ot May. Complaint. nnta County, Florida. thl* H at agalnat you. wiTNEHB my hand and o f ­ 7th day ol May, IMI. ten. Arthur H. Beckwith. J r . IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I day ot May, A. D. IMI. ficial teal of offtea ot Sanford (BEAL) (BEAL) Clerk Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr, (SEAL) hove hereunto sal my hand and Bemlnol* County, this 7th day Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. By Martha T. VIMon Clark of th* Circuit Court Arthur H. Backwlth, Jr. Clark of tha Circuit Court ot May. 1(11. nfflsad my ortlcUt oral at Deputy Clerk lly; Martha T. Vlblaa lly: Elisabeth Uruanatian, | BEAL) Banford. BamlaoM County, (A copy of tb* com plain t filed Clark By; Martha T. VlhlaM, DC. Florida, thl* H at day ot May, herein Is attached la the copy Deputy Clerk Arthur II. Beckwith. J r . D. C. IMI. Clerk of th* Circuit Court HEARD A LI- G RIDLEY AND Jama* 11. Mead*, of Leonard V. Wood of of thl* aatlco which I* mailed (BBAI.) By; Elisabeth brunauahan LEWIS WHITTAKER. PYLE AND 0ILEO, HEDRICK ft to each defendant fur wham s Deputy Clark HUBINSUN Attorneys ter Ptalntltt Arthur M. Backwlth. Jr WOOD residence mar* epoutfle then a I t North Court Bireel I H East Church Blreol Joseph M. Muraaha Clark *7 tb* Circuit Court stale or oountry w e t given In su ite t i l . Poet Office Boa 111! r . a Box m Orlando. FMrlds Byt Martha T. Ythlaa TIB Baal Colonial Drive Ih* eworn statement filed here­ Attornaya (or Plaintiff. Orlande, Florida Fora Park. Fla. Deputy Clark Orlando, Florida to by th* plaintiff, bis t g e o t Publlah May It, II. II A Jun* Publish May II. It. 21 A Jun* Publish May JI ft Jun* I, I. Publlah May 21. 4k Jun* 7. I, or attorney.) Attorneys for Plaintiff II. t i l l 1. IMI t l. IMi. I. I t a i Publish May 21. IM i I'blieh May «, 11, It, II . H U CUM-II WDM-It CDM-11 CDM-11 CDM-14 CDM-t Legal Notice Sanford Elks Receive Honor Legal Notice NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALK NOTICE IB IIEDEDT OIVEN that I. J. 7- HOBBY, Sheriff of Bamlnol* County, Florida. by virtu* of a writ laauad out of tha Circuit Court In and for Bemlnol* County, Florida, on th* 20th day of August. A. DIMI, In that certain raua* hetween n o r F. ROBEDTS. JR . d / b /a nor F. RODENTS * SONS. Plaintiff and HERMAN R. JOYCE. Defendant, bav* In my poaaaialon tha follo w ln s to-wlt: Twenty two (11) Share* o( Stock In American T e le ­ phone and Telegraph (AT and T) aa th* property of HERMAN R. JOTCEi that on th* t i l t day of Mar. A. D., t i l l , between th* legs! hour* of sal*, to.w lt; af­ ter 11:00 o'clock In th* fore­ noon and bafor* 2:0* o'clock la th* afternoon, on tha aald day at th* front door of th* Coun­ ty Court Hour* In Sanford. Bamlnol* County. Florida; 1 ■hall offer for sale to tha high­ est bidder for cteh <n hand th* above described property at HERMAN It. JOYCE J. I* Hubby. Sheriff of Bemlnol* County. Florida Publish May 4, II, II, Ji. IMf CDM-t �fflrr f ta n f o r t Gray-Y Boasts 75 Members At Altamonte VrralS May 25, 1965 — Page 3 Veterans Name •Delegates To Conference A - ^ O By Mr*. John Leona DeBary Barracks and Au­ xiliary 1197, World War I Veterans, have elected dele­ gates to attend the June 111.1 conference nt Kvrrglades Hotel in Miami. From the B arrsrki are John Ebetach, Joseph Van Dusen, Edmund lovannn, Wil­ liam Brtes, Aaron Dungnn and Robert Morrison. Auxil­ iary delegates will be Mnrie Ehetsch, Mildred King, Bcrtha Anderson, Francanna Howard and Margaret Strang Alternates will be Ruth lovanna, Myrtle Hill, Ruth LaChat, Alice Rcincrt and Ann Morrison. Next meeting of both local groups will be held at the Ebctach home at 12 noon, June 15. Members are asked to bring a sack lunch and beverage will be served by the host and hostess. All members are invited to attend installation services a t 7:10 p.m. Thursday at the Firemen’s Recreation Hall for Post 8001 and Auxiliary Unit, Veterans of Foreign Wars, DeBary. All veterans organisations and auxiliaries in the communlty have been invited to attend Memorial Services this Sunday at St. Anns Cath­ olic Church. Assembly will be at 9 a.m. in order to enter the sanctuary at 9:15. Cheerleaders a Are Chosen At Junior High By Jane Casselberry Cheerleaders tryout* were held Thursday afternoon at South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry. Those selected for the _ varsity squad were Cheryl ™ Clark. Letty Cote, Judy El ter, Kathy Helnsen, Suxan Hooper, Jean Mathews, Deb hy Means, and Andrea Morene. Picked for the junior vars Ity cheerleader! were Linda Ackerman, Pnm Burns, Mary Carr, Metanie Goldman, K ar­ en Huffman, Janie Pope, San% dy Porter, Becky Reikcr, Pat Roae, and Debbie Webber. Cub Cam p T rip 0 Bear Lake Cub Park 230 will leave at 9:30 a.m. Satur­ day from tha Bear Lake Elementary School for a day at Camp Lanoche and a pic nie and events and awards program. Cabs snd denmoth era will dress In Indian cos­ tume. The trip to ramp Is made each year to conclude activltlea of tha pack for the aeaaon. M E M H E I t S n f F iw . S o u t h e r n Methodist Church, Sanford, met following services and quarterly conference nt the church building site on Sanford Avenue for n covered dish dinner (top photo) d u r i n g which s i g n (bottom photo) was put in place by (from left) II. L. Moore, R e v . Durward Knight Jr., J. L. Sauls, It. D. Priest, Robert Getman and II. M. Jameson. Geneva School PTC Officers Installed At ?nlernrise To Have Annual Spring Program ny Mr*. Rilrhir Harris Officer* of the Enterprise Elementary Parent - Teacher Council were installed in an impressive candlelighting cer­ emony at the final meeting of the council fnr this term. M r s . Virginia Rushing, first grade teacher, Installed Mr*. Janice Semnnes, presi­ dent; Mr*. Arbutus Renll. first vice president; Mr*. Ethel Pcrrirk. secretory, nnd Mr*. Dot Wnlnsek, treasurer. Each was presented a cor­ sage of rosebuds. Mrs. Annahelle Tropf, out­ going president, was present­ ed s gift by Mrs. Semoncs. Ken Hick*, chairman of the recent “ Buckaroo Roundup" which grossed I1R0.B7, was given a vote of thsnka along with alt committee heads for their effort* In making the venture a success. A spelling bee award plaque listing names of re­ cent winners and providing apace for future winner* was presented on behalf of the PTC by Mrs. John Horton. A vote of appreciation was ex­ tended Bob Layman of De­ nary who did the printing on the plaque. Program for tha evening was given by the Deltone Chorus, under direction of Mrs. Mildred Clark, and “The Whistlers," Craig Eas on and Ronald Rawlina of De Land High School, Announcement was made that a summer recreation program will be ronducted at the school and will Include use of library facilities, a story hour, arts and crafts Instruction, and a special reading program. Further in­ formation with date* and houra will b t sent home with the atudenta during the clot ing week of school. Sixth grade students will be honored at a special as tembly scheduled for June 3 with tints to be announced. By Jn Ann Ha)* Mr*. liny Nichol.a, princi­ pal of Geneva Elementary School, niinnutiicd today I hut th« school** annual "Spring Program" will he presented at 7:10 p.m. Friday with ev­ eryone invited to attend, A email ndmleeion will he charged at the door, Mr*. Vivlnn Welsh’* first nnd second grader* and Mrs. Allen Foster'* third nnd fourth grader* w ill present the i-lrru* for the plop mill with Mrs. ltoy Nichols' fifth and sixth grade* giving the rodeo part of the entertain­ ment. By Julia Barto* The Grajr-Y Club, formed last September In Altamonte Sprincs, held its first annual Falher-Mother-snd-Son b a n quet at the Altamonte Springs Klemcnlary School with a ca­ pacity attendance. Rupert Jenkins. leader of (he club, elated that when the club was started there were 30 member* and by mid-Feb­ ruary the membership hid reached 75 boy*, lie is hopeful lhat there will be 100 mem­ ber* next year. The boys parlicipale In all sport* activities with the pro­ gram being to teach each youth good fellowship, sportsmanship, physical fitneis and lo develop qualities of leader­ ship. All boys take part In sports, regardless of their ability, and they are taught to enjoy competitive sports and to play for fun. Jenkins introduced Frank Gray, assistant director of the Winter I’ark Branch, Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA), who complimented the Altamonte Club on ill suc­ cess In the past year. There are *7 Gray-Y Clubs throughout the area and Gray termed the Altamonte group one of the finest and largest, lie mentioned that a new Y Building will be available fnr nil to enjoy in the very near future. Many of Ihe boya received ribixins for their achieve­ ments In the various sports and several trophies were awarded the club. Included were lltoso for the Northeast Winter Park Branch baskethall championship and the Grange C o u n t y basketball championship. VACATION TIME BRAKE and FRONT END F iv e C ritic a l S a f e ty S e r v i c e s ANY U. S, CAR • • • • Check brakes, adjust for proper contact Add brake fluid, te st entire system Repack front wheel bearings Align front end, correct cam ber, caster, toe-in • Adjust steering, balance front wheels Pay as you ridel A g o o d / year 55S W. First St. Safety C heek Service* • tires • bottery • shocks • lights • mutters • tailpipes SERVICE R-l Dally, R-9 Friday PH. 1212*11 SIX-FOOT TALL Buster Lily grown by Mrs. C. It. Nichul* at bur homo, 987 Grunt Street, Longwood, has received much attention from neigh­ bors and puHseraby. In addition to gardening, Mrs. Nichols is an accomplished amateur painter and bus many beautiful exhibits of her work on display in her home. (Herald Photo) Churchwomen Hear Reports By Mrs. Rilrhir Harris Rrpoit* on thr recent South Florida Diocesan Con­ ference were mnde at lust Wednesday’* meeting of Epis­ copal t ’hurrhwomrn of All Saints Church in Enterpiise by Mr*. 5larian Waite, pres­ ident, and Mrs. Irma Mc­ Dermott, vice president, who served as delegates. Others from the church a t­ tending the three-dsy meet G raduation Eighth Grade Graduation Exercise* at Forest Lake Chureh School will be held at R p.m. Wednesday in thr Youth Auditorium. in Ofluoilii were Bee. Mich' nel J. Kippenbrock, Mrs Millspaugh V a n Brackle, Mr*. C. A. Burthmun, Milford I.eomird anil Herbert Olsen. We Are Your S cott’s D ealer! — For A — ltcauliful Lawn We Recommend Turf Ituilrter & Bonus Grnpeville Flnrirtl And Nursery 2221 Grapetllle Are. 32J-0X8* VFW Unit 8093 Audits Books By Mrs. Jake Ln m Trustees of Auxiliary Unit 1093, Veterans of Foreign Wars, DeBary, made their an­ nual audit of books at a meet­ ing at the boma of tha treasur­ er, Mr*. Teresa Smith. Assisting Mrs. Smith ware her husband, Mra. Francanna Howard, Mra. E. Rallly, and Mrs. Mas Zeller. Others attending tha meet­ ing were Mrs. Myrtle Hill, president; Mrs. Blanche Frye, senior vice president; Mrs. Greta Denning, junior vies president; Alice Beinert, sec­ retary and president elect; Frances llacMey, senior vice president elect, and Mrs. Christina Baumann. Attending the district eight election meeting In Aisles Park were Mr. and Mra. Eu­ gene Beinert, Mr. and Mrs. Frank HU1, Mrs. Howard, and Mrs. Sally Perallo who was Installed district conductress. 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See your Chevrolet dealer for a new CHEVROLET • CHEVELLE • CHEVYII • CORVAIR4 irra lb P sh lla k a e D * l l | n a t f * M l WOOLEN W A T — AeewAng Um aoftnas treed D ar­ lene of New York hMeome ■p with this bikini for fun la tbo w n comfort Depart)■ ( ohrupUjr from the re- -* * - *- BTiooa and , Utl« year's tUPt£ ■N*r> u < cartel a-i««a p tM tk a i C k r la tu i by T »« ■ • • f a r * H a ra U , MS | la l I I . l a a l a r i , r la t M a . I r a a a l t'laaa f a a l a a a ■I l a a l a r i , ria . r a il A T I O H 312 WEST FIRST BT. SANFORD, FLA. HOLLER M O TO R SA LES C O M P A N Y SE C O N D A N D PALM ETTO SA N FO RD 322-07*1 �•J Look At Work It’s Done! Thank* to apace-ajra reaaarch, a dream of man an old as mankind Itself may be coming true—the pow­ er to perform work simply by lookin* a t i t This is not manic but a system for operating computers and equipment developed at the Marshall Space Center in Huntsville, Ala. Called a "sight simulator,” It is intended to be used by engineers to check out giant rockets, but it opens up a whole new realm of other possibili­ ties. A patient in a hospital or wheel chair, for instance, could cause T Bruce Biossat— Roy Cromtcy EXPANSIVE TON IC Political Notebook equipment to go Into action by cast­ ing a double whammy at certain switches. The sight simulator l« one of a number of "spin-offs” from space research—technical Inventions with civilian applications—just revealed to the public at Huntsville. Other Items Include a pneumatic artlfical heart pump, a fuel cell-pow­ ered golf cart and fork lift, a tran­ sistor record player the sir.e of a pie box, a three-dimensional tclevision technique and a cordless power drill. Phenomenal? Not Really ‘ A 22-year-old Russian girl, Rosa Kuleshova, made international news In 19(12 when It was reported that she possessed the mysterious ability to read print with her fingertips while blindfolded. There followed a flurry of simi­ lar claims, both in Russia and the United States. A Michigan house­ wife was said to lie able to detect colors by touch, even In complete darkness. A national magazine de­ voted an article to "dermo-optical perception.” Most scientists remained skepti­ cal, however, especially since among the millions of blind persons, who could be expected to have been the first to make the discovery, none ever claimed the ability. Now, reports Scientific American, the Russians have explained the "phenomenon," at least on their side of the world. Carefully controlled tests at the Bekhterev Psychoneurological Sci­ entific Research Institute in Lenin­ grad showed—Rosa peeked. Thought For Today "If I am not doing the works of my Father, then do not believe me: but If I do them, even though you do not believe me, believe the works, that you may know and underatand that the Father is In me and I am In the Father."—.John 10:37-38. • • • The fact of Christ does not indeed show us everything, but it shows us the one thing we need to know—the character of God. God is the Gnd who sent Jesus.—P. Carnegie Simp­ son, Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Single Basic Purpose IlnltsB Press International Whan tha fog of dlipula and diaclaimar la cleared away, it beeomca clear that U, 8. fighting men ara in Vial Nam and tha Dominican Republic for a alngta baale purpose. Tha puropse la de­ fense of tha republic and tha welfare of tha American peo­ ple. The American fighting men are on the battle line for the self-centered purpose of de­ fending the American way of life. I t la naive and ridiculous to suppose that tha United Slate* would mount a ground, sea and a ir war in and about Routheast Asia merely to prevent Chinese Communists from gobbling up Vietnam*!*, lations Justifies U. 8. Inter­ vention in the Dominican Re­ public. The history of global human relation* recognises that extending outward from the boundaries of any great power is what cams to be known as: A sphere of special interest. Within t h e i r v a r i o u s spheres of special Interest, great powers through the cen­ turies have exercised special powers and authorities. The theory of spheres of influ­ ence Is well-imbedded in in­ ternational custom. For ex­ ample: Cuba paid In 1002 a sphere of Influence price for the withdrawal of U, 8. troops which hsd obtained Cuba's freedom from Spain. Tha price was Inclusion in th* new Cuban constitution of the so-called i'latt amendment. This amendment fixed the basis of future U, 8.-Cuban relation*. AHam eat* Sprtaga A clausa of th* Platt Mra. RRcMt Manfc Mrs. Jails Hart** amendment authorised t h e •48-3834 United Stairs to intervene to Beer !,«k*-For*il City preserve Cuban independence Mr*. Maryana Mil** l-eke Mary and to maintain law and or­ 810-3171 Mrs. Franere W a iter der. The amendment also was S U - tllt Casselberry written into the basic 1005 U. Mra. Jaa* Caaaelberry Lake Monro* .4.-Cuban treaty. U0-S0U M r *. R . L. Joh Franklin D. Roosevelt s IkjI003-4720 ished th* Platt amendment ChalaaU Longwoad three months after taking Mrs. Joaa Magta Mra. Donas Eaten 143-3741 presidential office, freeing 0101117 Cub* for ultimata Communist Dellary North Orlando conquest. FDB and Harry 8. Mra. John Lee** Mra. Margaret Csahy MS-4001 Truman led the United States 111-47*1 down a political garden path Daltons Oeteen and away from th* original Mrs. Mildred Raney Mrs. Clarence Saydea thsory of spheres of Influ­ 0114041 ence. Geneva Dried* The Organisation of Ameri­ Mrs. Kvalyn Land/ Mra. JaAaa Hays can States, now eo prominent­ sti-aiM 040-4071 ly In the news, substituted a collective sphere of influence for the individual Interests of its members, Collective* lend themselves to dispute; are slow to act. This is why LBJ by-pasaed OAS to order U. S. Narines into Kanlo Domingo, Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tuea., May 25,1965 The U. 8. sphere of influ­ ence in the Caribbean was best understood and best stat­ w i t i s a a . fcinLow, n u u o n a » u r t n u e a n a ed by another Roosevelt, Ted­ r s t t a VUI.Tlll.IMK. CJeenlaliao - flea era I ■•Baser dy. In a menage to Congress r a n , w u u u K iu iu n a o s a n r A L R ia n u n a A x io m s:* W ltu r A d v sillt ln a DltsoterDec. 0, 1804, TH added to th* Monro* Doctrine wbat has r u K i i v a n r m *T cum* to be called Roosevelt's B u m s w ii.kiA M s A d v sr tlilsa H a a a a sr corollary or supplement. Hie iecUlT Kdltor JAAIB SMOSMAUBB supplement stated firmly th* M -.l-.M S U M S need and purpose and right of di ut WNi.i.a rnno n * u e the United States to exercise C naoty JM Ile r H sth a a lca l au*t. international police power, n t t X VIMCBMT M a lt I'h a lo *r s p k s r however reluctantly, when It btcam* necessary among tha Pub Hiked dally asoept Uaturdxjr, Busdar a n t Carleimasi pub­ nations washed by the Carib­ lished natardsr practtdlsg Christmas. bean Sea. •u n sv M iro o n m ate * TK never was seised by a Msms Dellvser »»* wt«b compulsion to make everyone Bp a * a s n a ia u t - B c o n a w a l x o m a m a a m love North Americana. FDR 04a Wash «|.*t l te a r yil.t* 1 tear waa badly hit by U s malady. AM 0 B eau s ATS S months LBJ waa ill of it but la recov­ ■ m ■ Heaths J AM a Bests* ering. TR'e supplement may t.e* t Heath LM 1 Heath V. A F estal HxasUUeee provide th a t a * mall as beerIp Haas 0* be paraphrased like this: What la good for tha United paid la AdvAssa. SUtee Is good for our neigh­ Tha Herald la a member e l th* Denes Frees which Is si bors. He vrrott: lilted eselemvely t* U s ate ter rspabUesties s i sU the lee "In asserting the Monroe news prleted Is U ls aewepaper. Doctrine with special empha­ Xsiered as seats* stass maitar tmteeer It. t i l l at tha Feat sis on tha Caribbean sphere orric* *( Seafetd, riarida. aadtr the Ast e l OeOhrese el Barak. of Influence . . . we have actA lilt. •4 U w r own Interest as wall as in tha interest of human­ Ms pert e l sap malarial. mens or aavsriisufe *1 this edltto* • ( The aeaterd Herat! may ha raprelase* la sap maaaer with- ity a t larga." e a t wrlltea peraUilies *f the pukllsser *r Th* UerelA Aay "In our own interaatl" lamvidosl *e firm reepeeslbt* (*r such repreesstlee will he Good policy, that! Unbeat­ • t*aelder*4 A t Mtriagiag oa Tha Usraira eepyrlgat sad wtU he ab le 1*1 Thais, Camhodians or whatsver. Equally unrealistic Is the Ides that U. 8. armed forces would be deployed in Hanto Domingo today merely to pre­ vent l.atln America from be­ ing gobbled up by Commlea, Chinese or Russian. Our own U. S. welfare la riding on a i|uaranline of the western hemisphere against m o r e communism. That is our ticket of admission, No other cause would aufUce to support or la e»plain Johnson adminis­ tration policies In the Carib­ bean and In Southeast Asia, Americans with any knowl­ edge of waatern hemisphere history will underatand that the story of global human re­ Herald Area Correspondents (File fcanfatfi $ erato Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic lie enjoys money just for Norm**'* cate U a clastic, an scrapbook Itt Aad If yon the sight of It. He Is actually a stave to wives kave husbands who *4*1. may too* reach the dreaded Those **** marks become 40th birthday, then you bet­ idols which he may worship ter start ■ seductive cam- all of his waking hours. Be­ palgn. Otherwise, y n n r ware! A wealthy man recently mat* ran become a slave to died in Chicago. Two friend* 1410. If you want him Is re­ tain Ms aflrclion (or you, were discussing him, and one don't let a "platonic panic" asked "How much did Bill drive him to worship Midst! leave?" “ Everything!" replied the CASE 4-402: Norman G., aged 47, Is ■ wealthy broker. other. (Clergymen, use this “ Dr. Crane,'' his attractive as a sermon!) wife began, “ my husband Is s perfect example of your de­ scription of the 'power com­ plex' that afflicts men in mid­ dle age. “Norman used to be vrry sffoctionstr. And he was gen Editor, Herald: erous to a fault. "Money never seemed to be Th* article In your May 7 of much interest as long as Herald about me, "Senior Citwe enjoyed our borne and Den Protest* Center for Child­ children and had enough for ren." implied my protest was the usual American suburban somehow associated with old comforts. age and Its attendant senility. "Then a subtle cbsnge be That may be true, and I gin to come over him. As I would be the last to know If look back, I think it started it were. when he entered the 40s. However, I think I have a "He grew more obsessed better explanation. I belong to with his business and became the fast vanishing breed who almost a fanatic about mak­ believes that you should buy ing more money. only when you can pay; if “ We didn't need It for we you can't pay you do without, had led a happy life. But Nor­ or make do with what you man grew obsessed with a have. crate for wealth. Altamonte Springe cannot "Like King Midas, he seem­ pay for a Youth Center without ed to want to gloat over gold. going heavily Into debt. It has He didn't desire money for few children and few indust­ what It could buy. Instead, be ries within Hi corporate limits liked to alt and Just revel and by undertaking a project over the rise In Ut* stock beyond its capabilities, It will of necessity have to curtail market. "And this ha* occurred In Its service* for the majority direct paraUel to the waning of its residents, o r raise Its of our lava life. Do you think taxes. If this facility U for the school children In the county, there is a connection 7" Yes, there is usually a de­ then Fern Park, Casselberry, finite connection between a I-ongwood and Orients Gar­ man's waning Interest In Cu­ dens should Join with Alta­ pid and his looming delight monte Springs in Ha project as we, the residents without In Midas. Contrast a young man of 21 children, Join them In support­ ing the Seminole County with his father, aged 30. Which one is far more in­ schools. terested In love vs. the fi­ In line with my "make do" nancial pages of tha dally thinking, 1 suggested that the *0,000 for recreation now held newspaper? As long as the average fay the town should be used to young fellow has a car and renovate our old Community enough rash for a drive-in House to make R useable for movie, plus some cheeseburg­ adults and children alike, un­ ers afterwards, he has little til some later date when the town can afford a center for devotion to mooey. children alone. The Beatlea So why does the older male would dislike the place, as often become the Midas ad­ does our Council, but 1 am dict, even though be may al­ old fashioned—square is the ready have plenty to live on word. 1 believe — enough to comfortably throughout bis find the stained wood walls, remaining yearsT Subconsciously, many an older male feels that bis youthful virility and muscular power are waning. But ha realises that "mooey Is power." So be ahifU his allegiance to Midas Instead of Cupid, figuring that If he has wealth, he can buy wine, women and song, end coerce his compan­ ions into * sycophantic defer­ ence to bis importance. Finally, alas, the devotee of money loans sight of tha goal for which ha originally wanted it. So ho becomes, like Silas M anor, a fondler of gold piece* instead af U s wife's golden tram s, Husbands, wake up1 Never make **** your idol. And learn how to retain your lifelong erotic vigor, so rend for the booklet "Sex I'roblems in Marriage," en closing a long, stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 10 cents. (Always write (a Dr. Crane In earn a t a aevetape cent* In c o m typing printing testa ■end far ana af lets.) WASHINGTON (NEA) — The United States baa put *150 million aid Into the tiny Dominican Republic In th* past three and a third years. That’s almost *80 for tvery man, woman and child. On a man-for-man basis, It squall pouring |0 billion into a country the sit* of th* United States. Ju st after the Bay of Pigs debacle in Cuba, President Kennedy picked th* Domini­ can Republic aa th* most like­ ly nation to to th* way of Cuba. Ha personally became Intensely, emotionally involv­ ed In Dominican aid. There was n feeling among some man that he almost took aver the Job of th* State Depart­ ment Dominican desk officer. President Johnson has Uk*n equally great interest. Their object: To make this half Island the show place of th* Caribbean. U. S. money financed a great many fins improvemanta—In agricultural output, rural credit, schools and in­ dustrial development Chunks of money went into financing Dominican budget deficits, In­ to financing imports to hold down inflation, Into sotting up an agricultural county agent system. There waa hope that in another year th* Dom­ inican Republic would be self-auffieiant in food. The Peace Corps was going strong. The world price of auger, the island's major cash crop, had recently fallen to caUstrophle lows, but tha United SUtaa was making up for this with food, cash and credit. What than went wrong T The evidence seems to In­ dicate the 02 y e a n of Trujillo dictatorship and th* In-andout governments alnca had left tha paopla temporarily In­ capable of understanding dem­ ocratic processes. Whan the government Insti­ tuted reforms, those hit by th* reforms turned against tha government. When the government tried to atop bur­ eaucrats from dipping their hands into the till, the bur­ eaucrats became angry. When the government told army of­ ficers not to operate on the Mack market or take a rakeoff on government contracts, they turned anti-government. When the government a t­ tempted to rut bark on the overaite 35,000-man army and Barbs A child care expert says girls can whine lnngrr than boys. That’s news to husbands 7 The only sure thing about horse racing is that there is no auch thing ss a sure thing. • • • Mom knows exactly whet the kids are doing outdoors these nice days. They’re play­ ing “Ring Around the Bath­ tub." • • • A Storrs, Conn., high school student was dismissed for wearing a beard. That’s losing out by n whisker. • • • No, Virginia, "fragility" has nothing to do with that dance. • • * A bore is a thief whn steals ycur time. * • • Th* Kenya government may ask a witch doctor why the traffic toll is an high. If you find nut, Doe, flash us. wean the police from terrorist methods, a chunk of these * men turned sour. The few able adm inistrat­ ors had been to tarred with the Trujillo brush as to be in­ effective. On the other tide of tha political fence, after many years of dictatorship, many people were unhappy becau»S«j reforms didn’t go fast enough. Of the *150 million the United SUtcs put into the Dominican Republic t h e t a past few years, only • trickle was fur the training of offi­ cials, army officers or police in democratic administrative techniques and attitudes. Practically nothing was done to help the Dominican* R set up responsible political parties. Almost no training was given people in the vil­ * lages In setting up demo­ cratic voting and local gov­ erning procedures. The Dominican rrisis teems to show that investing mil­ lions in economic aid atone isn't sufficient to prevent communism or insure good I government (in the short ran anyway) if there is little or no experience in democratic self - government to begin with. Mnjor U. 8. successes have lieen In those eountries where for one reason or another w* Interfered in the internal af­ fairs of th* government* and « attempted directly to change J these governments and edu­ cate their people in democrat­ ic principle* —■ Japan, West Germany and the Philippine*. (Then we bowed out.) Our major fniluret have been in thoxa democratically backward countries into which we poured large amounts of economic aid but did little train and educate them in democracy, RENT-A-CAR ilih t Letters To The Editor Its high ceilings with rafterlike beams, and Its large wood burning Oreplae* quite charm­ ing. I further protested the coun­ cil's action because I do not think the already limited ser­ vices provided In the town should be sacrificed for the pleasure* of the few whose on­ ly effort in their own behalf ha* been to circulate a peti­ tion. If this be senility, make the most of It. Mr*. WaRcr C. Cope Editor, Tha H anldt Recently I have been reed­ ing of Gov. Buma* gigantic road building program. Ha believes in this program for the good of Florida. I agree with him. A super highway system will be n tre­ mendous benefit to three of Florida's most vital fields of endeavor, namaly. Tourism, Agriculture, a n d Industry. However Mr. Burns la leaving another viUl are* to flound­ er on Ita own, a field which has no means of financial self support such as th* three areas mentioned before. This most vital field la Ed­ ucation. Florida's school pop­ ulation is increasing faster than the population growth of th* su te . Education noede more financial help Just to keep pec* with this growth. There have been many newspaper account* of how Gov Burnt' roads are going to bo financed. Road bond laaues, gasoline taxes, etc. It seems to me them should be way* of financing Education, loo. People never seem U object to en increase In the price *f King Car-Truck Rental luxuries. Why not a school tax en cosmetic!, cigarettes, dog racing, horse racing, other amusements admissions, and alcoholic beverages. (Day­ tona alone wa* recently a foot deep in beer rent.) I would urge all parents, and othera, who agree with a parent whs la writing this letter, to writ* their 8enator and SUla Representatives to pass Senate Bill number 051, which will provide additional fundi that ara eo vitally needed by Florida's schools. Roger Hobbs On Dee. 23, 1777, Gen. George Washington wrote in bis alary at Valley Forge, about 20 miles northwest of Philadelphia: "We have this day no le u than 2,873 men In camp unfit for duty be­ cause they are barefooted and otherwise naked. . . . Numbers are still obliged to •it all night by fires/' The t r o o p s , which numbered about 11,000, ipent the win­ ter In log huts and received little in the way of food and clothing. Later, the winter encampment b e c a m e the first training camp of any United States lorccn Rent a new 'IS Mustang or other fin* compact car for plua Se • mil*. Include* gas, service in* urines. DEKLE’S GULF SERVICE SANFORD 322-4924 LOOK Td OLDS FOR THE NEW! Stefi But front in style... in n Rocket Action M ! N O ! I HAVE N O T RETIRED! 1 Irving L Prjrgg HOLLER M O T O R SALES CO., Cor. 2nd fir Palmetto �! Heart Volunteers Receive Honors For Services More than 70 volunteer workers for the Sominole-IK*Ilary Heart Association who have two, three or four years of consistent service, were honored a t an awards eoffee held at the DcBary Firemen’* Social Hall. Four persons, Dr. Luis Per­ es, Dr. Maria Peres and Mrs. Katherine Bentley, of San­ ford, and Stra. Teena Armao, of DcBary, received Retd med­ allions for five yeara or more of service. Both Mrs. Armao and Mrs. Bentley have been Heart Sun­ day chairmen of their areas for five years. In addition to belnjr presi­ dent of the Semlnolc-DeBury Heart Association, Dr. Luis Peres ia president of the newly-formed Canaveral Area H eart Association, a reglonat development that Includes four counties in the Cope Kennedy impact-area, Semin­ ole, Brevard, Volusia and Flagler. Dr. Peres is also a member of the state board of the Florida Heart Association nnd he and Dr. Maria Peres were instrumental In organizing the Gadsden County Heart Asso­ ciation In northwest Florida several years ago. Sanford Heart volunteers relcevlng heart-shaped service pins included Mrs. George Mills, Mrs. James Puovey, Mrs. L. D. Tamny, Mrs. J. C. Lavender, Mrs. James McKee, Mrs. Harris Folds, Salvatore Mnnfre, Donald Reynolds. Others were Mrs. C. J. Sussman of l>nka Mary, Mrs. Her­ bert Behrens of Lake Monroe, Mrs. Clnrence Snyder, Mrs. Janies Wallin and Mrs. Demp­ sey Karnes of Osteen. Award winners in the San­ ford division also included Mrs. Mabel Matthews, Mrs. Pearl M. Ford, Miss Joyce Abney, Miss Marva Hawkins and Herbert Cherry. South Seminole County vol­ unteers included Mrs. Eliza­ beth Thomas, Mrs. C. C. Jones of Bear Ijike, Mr. nnd Mrs. Luther Mile* of Forest City, Mr*. Esther Hartle of Hnulando Springs, Mrs. Jerry Kckerd of Boiling Hills and Mr*. Troy Overstreet of Cas­ selberry. DeUary volunteer* included Hugh Booth, Mr. und Mrs. Glenn Smith, Mr. nnd Mrs. James Buckcr, Mrs. Marjorie Boyle, Mrs. E. Stronuch, Mrs. Charles Billhardt, G. A. Wakefield, Mr*. John Lambertson, Mr*. W. Sandcll, Mr*. Murtin Blair, Mi*. W. F. Burtsclie, Mr*. W. Cook, Mr*. L. Custer, David Coerner, Elmer Thompson und Ar­ thur Watt, Also C l a r e n c e Sliaeffcr, Gustave King, Mr*. W. Cunady, Mr*. John Leone, Mr*. Myron Accanli, Siis* Helen Snodgrass, Mis* Diane Ac­ cord!, Mr*. I. Benedict, Mrs. Leonard lilondi, Mrs. Otto Vangcr, Miss Putty Biondl, Roy ltaalam, Mrs. Hubert El­ mers, Marion Robert*, Mr*. W. Brumbaugh, Robert Hend­ erson, Herman Burger, Mr*. Bess Jones, Mr*. Marion Braccock, Mr*. M. Winkler, Robert Pool* snd Mrs. Harry Johnston. Mr*. Jeanne Bodflsh, field director for Diitrict 111 of the FHA wa* given a heart-ahaped necklace set with pearl*, in appreciation of her ecrvice* to the area as s staff worker. Now You Know AREA LEADERS of the Seminole-DcRnry Heart Association were hon­ ored at a recent awnrcls coffee held nt the DcBary Fireman’s Socinl Hull. Front left nre Mrs. George Milis, Dr. Maria Perez, Dr. Luis Perez, Mrs. Elizabeth Thonms and Mrs. Toenii Armito, (Herald Photo) GRADUATION for the first ninth grade class at St. Luke’s Christian Day School in Slnviu will Ihj held at 7:110 p.ni. June 4. followed by a re­ ception. In the class are (front, from left) Tonda Roundtree, Susan Putin, Sheila Mnthieux, Barbara Pendarvis nnd Mildred Phillips; (back) George Bradshaw, Sammy Murphy, Kenny Vilcs and Stephan Lukas. Explosion of 1 pound of urnnlum-2.15 releases m a n energy than 2.0 million pounds of coal, according to Ilrtlnnnicn Junior Encyclo­ paedia, F A L S E TEETH HURT. LYMAN HIGH School Parent-Teacher Association officers, installed by James Birkemneyer of the county school board (left) are (front left) Mrs, J. R. I,egg, secretary; Mrs. Thomas Brockenbntugh, vice president; Mrs. James Fagan, president, and Edward Lunn, treasurer. (Herald Photo) SL IP It Amazing Soft Cushion placed her* ^ ' x s t n arvt to m Announced A TIGHT FIT FOR REAL C0MF0RT1 Jon tour Hownr back ^DENTAL CUSHIONS ST. ANDREWS Presbyterian Women of the Church celebrated its second anniversary. In charge of Hie celebration worts (left to right) Mrs. Ray­ mond Jose, historian for the WOE and the ehnrclt; Sirs. L. C. Tinsley, outgoing president, and Sirs. SI. 0. Lyerly, chairman for the program. Japan rank* srrnnd only to the U.S. in television owner­ ship with its t& million sets in operation. 60INQ TO HEW YORK' NEW ENGLAND? main l*U»« HUM FRANK GORE, principal of Altumonte Springs Elementary School, present* awards to spelling bee winners Kathleen Gnlo (left) und Judy Loftin. Judy, who pluced first, received ball point pen, certificate of merit nnd ITA Council blue ribbon. Kathleen, runnerup, was awarded certifi­ cate of merit and red ribbon. (Herald Photo) JAMEC0 S W IM M IN G POOLS Go A head... Go Cadillac! You’re miles ahead with new Traiiways service! More naw Thm-Llnara —n o n often—m v ■cook route m far m Mina. NOW BUILDING IN SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES to fit your landscape needs! R oil MILLER WINTER PARK — ACROSS FROM S & SCAFETERIA ihcWorld ---------------• M S S hour* via P a rk w a y TftAILWAYS Ill'S TERMINAL Cor. Park * Znd. St. H I UM DeBAKY TERMINAL 1211 W. Church Straat, DcBary O n ly 647-5525 as the I>l.it k 1963 Sedan dc Ville, abouu. A t N l 'U a b tained, one-owner used Cadillac ia actually the oaky saal rival of a new Cadillac. Became of the popularity of lb* 1965 model, your authorised dealer ia h t oat logical plate to po for the beat selection of hoc uaad Cadillacs. S fiu ic fd r tl o f THE PRICE IS RIGHT! POOLS CA N BE SEEN BY CALLING: Before you buy any ear at any price, consider a Cadillac first of aH New or previously owned, a Cadillac is the one way to be sure your investment will buy the most and last the longest W hatever you Im w budgeted fur ynur next car, your Cadillac dm lor Ium a Cadillac to fit your plans. Naturally, if your choice were unrestricted, you would prefer a n r« 1965 Cadillac Kkc tlic Sedan dc Vtlle in front. Neat beat be ■ LiU:-model, previously .owned Cadillac such Any Shape. . . C B. BCHIRARD SANFORD A BREAKFAST wns given for members of the Longtvood Civic League by members of the executive committee. In the group are (seated, from left) Mrs. Jennie Fox Mrs. Eleanor Hughes Mrs. Mahel Shcnvin; (stand­ ing) Mrs. S. L. Tupper, Mrs. Ida Stewart, Sirs. Lon Carlson, Sirs. Loraine Dunning, and Sirs. Elena Shaw. Others on the executive hoard are Sirs. Agnes O'Dell and Sirs. Hallic LaVigne. (Herald Photo) TRESTON, England (U PI) —When Thomas W aning’! car collided with a truck po­ lice arreated him for drunkan driving. "Rubbish.’* Warding told the arresting officar. "LiaUn to this: "Swim Sam, awlm Sam, swim. Show them you a n some swimmer. Swim Ilka tha snow-white swan swam. Swim like the anow-llka swan. Six sharp, shivering sharks a n going to snap your limbs. A well-swum awim Is a swim welt swum. So awim, Sam, swim.” The policeman wa* not Im­ pressed. He issued a sum­ mons. W arring’* ease came up for trial. The G0-year-old busi­ nessman recited the tonguetwister for the Jury. The verdict? Innocent. H N S Officers By Donna Estes William Joyce was cirrird president of the St. MaryMngdatcn Holy Name Society at a meeting held recently at the church in Altamonte Springs. Other officers named were Richard Moon, vice president; Charles Cattaneo, secretary; Thomas Moran, treasurer, and Jam rs Lucia, sergeant at arms. Formal Installation cere­ monies for the new officers are scheduled fur Juno It at the church during the 8:30 n. m. Mass. V rrsIB Tom's Tongue Twists Trial To Tactics Squirrel F O R T WALTON BEACH (UPD — The Bill Lee family h is s squirrel which refuses to give up its foster mother. Lee, a fire captain, brought the squirrel home two months ■go as s baby. It apparently fell out of it* own nest. The family cat had a litter of th e kiltens. Lee shoved the squirrel up against the mama cat and the little tyke made himself at home right away. The cat hardly blinked an rye. in fact, she adopted the tiny ball of fur as one of her own. She looks after the squir­ rel and keeps R clean is the kittens. Mama cat is having a little Rouble these days, though. She's trying to wean her fam­ ily but the squirrel doesn't want to give up his reliable source of milk, lie Just grabs a faucet and lets mama carry him all over the house until he gets a tuminyful. Overseeing the family oporalien Is the Lee's pel boxer, who has been known to play with the squirrel and lick it with his tongue, Lee allows that the squirrel must be pretty smart to keep banging on to the mama cat instead of worrying about ucorns and stuff like that, at least until the supply ts de­ pleted. "I guess he'll be on his own then,” said Lee. WattforB May 25, 1965 — Page 5 A Mixed-Up Certain sea bssa are bisex­ ual and can be the mother, father or elmultaneously play Between 1910 and 1920, with Goat* have been used as s both role* in th* reproductive expansion of llio automobile source of milk, cheese, meat cycle of the species, accord­ ing to th* American Museum and tnobslr and their skin has tire industry, the population of Akron, Ohio, wss tripled, been used as leather. of Natural History. 322-2448 fflff Cat Mothers TRAILWAYS. Easiest travel on earth m SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER'S FINE SELECTION OF NEW AND USED CADILLACS HOLLER M O T O R SECOND AND I'ALMETTD SALES C O M P A N Y PHONE 322-0711 �t Thoroughbred Racing Here Clears Hump TALLAHASSSEE (UPI) — The S e n a t e Miscellaneous Legislation Committee Mon­ day approved a bill authoriz­ ing thoroughbred racing at Seminole Raceway. The Sanford track, which got into financial difficulties last season and didn't operate, already was licensed for har­ ness racing and quarter horse racing. The bill, Introduced by Sen. Mack Cleveland of Sanford, lowers of a rival movement, mrrely allows the track to the Black Nationalist*. add thoroughbred racing dur­ And to add spice to this sus- ing its season, a move track penseful dram a, it already owners feel may help the has been banned In Boston. operation overcome its finan­ Everybody connected with cial troubles. Other horse racing bills the production of this latest battle for boxing's richest continue to fight for life and prise Insists that Clay la tn the summer horse racing hill continued its thorny path "NO" real danger. Nevertheless, officials of through the legislature today Sporta Vision Inc., which will with a hearing in the Senate televise the fight around the Finance and Taxation Com­ world, took the precaution of mittee. The bill cleared Ha first plunking down 11,000 for a $1,000,000 Insurance premium committee hurdle Monday. on the life of the 23-year-old The senate miscellaneous leg­ undefeated champion f r o m islation committee, a f t e r Louisville, Ky. That figures studying the bill for several out to 1,000 to 1 odds against weeks, gave it a favorable re­ port. sny harm befalling Gay. After the finance and taxa­ It is significant, though, that the insurance policy be. tion committee the bill must came effective at midnight go to the rules committee to Monday night and will remain get on a special calendar for consideration by the full sen­ in force for three days. The first bit of trouble — If ate. In the house the going is (here is any — could occur at the official weigh-in today at even rougher. The house public amuse­ 11:30 a.m. (Sanford time) at tltc Central Maine Youth Cen­ ments committee left an iden­ ter. in this same hangar-llke tical bill with just a breath building, commonly known of life a week ago. It is to be hereabouts as St. Doin'* reconsidered by that commit­ Arena, Liston and Clay will tee al a future meeting. start trading punches al ap­ The bill was introduced by proximately 8:30 p m . to­ Scnatora lfarry Stratton of Callahan and George Tapper night. Clay ha* m a i n t a i n e d of Port St. Joe. It authorizes throughout his training period a 30-day summer meeting for he would provide "a surprise H i a l e a h , Gulfstrcam and —call It more a shock" at the Tropical Parks between May weigh-in. Monday, though, he 1 and Nov. 13. said the only surprise he was planning for this ceremony was "complete silence." The oddsmakera continued INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (UPI) lo quote Liston as a 13-10 fav­ —A rookie driving in hit first orite for the return fight. SOO-mlle speedway auto race However, the very men he predicted today the rcar-cnfeels arc against him, the glne machines will beat themsports writers, are stringing aches. along with Clay, Arnold Knepper of Belle­ A total of Tl chose Clsy ville, 111, who once was a while 48 picked Lislon to win mechanic for the laic Tuny in a press poll, All but six Hrttcnhauscn, is driving one of the writers predicted the nl the gradually disappearing bout would end In a knockout. ronvcnlional roadsters in Five selected Clay to win on Monday's holiday chase. a decision while one voted for Twenty-seven rear - engine a draw. machines arc in the lineup and only four roadsters. Knepprr qualified tin the first Sunday, which turned in­ to "Illinois day" since Don Branson of Champaign was AMERICAN LEAGUE flic only other qualifier. His W L Pet CD speed w ts 134.3 miles per Chicago 24 12 .667 hour—good enough to earn Minnesota 2t 11 .818 2 him the berth on the outside 21 17 .333 4 of the seventh row — right Baltimore 20 17 .341 444 next to Branson. Detroit Loa Ang. 20 11 .528 5 "Our strategy la to run the Cleveland IT 17 .300 6 distance," he said. "We plan IT 11 .488 6V4 on running 5uo mites. We have Boston 17 21 .447 8 New York 13 24 .383 1014 Washington Kansas City 9 24 .273 1314 Monday's Results New York 1$ Cleveland 3 (n) Baltimore a Wash. 1, (n) Detroit 8 Chicago 3, (n) (Only game* scheduled) Games Today Geveland at New York Los Angeles at Washington (2, twl night) Detroit at Chicago (n) Kansas City at Baltimore (n) Minnesota at Boston (n) NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Fet. GB Los Angeles 34 14 .833 Cincinnati 22 14 .811 1 St. Louts 22 15 .54$ 1H 21 18 .$38 3It San Fran. IT 16 .31$ 4th Milwaukee Chicago I 314 18 19 Phlli. IT 81 .447 I Houston 18 23 .438 7tt New York 4, Phila 1, 2nd (n) Pitts. 13 34 .331 10V4 Monday's Recalls Milwaukee 4 San Francisco > Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 4, (n) New York 8 Phila 2, 1st, twl New York . Phils 1, 2nd (n) Cincinnati 3 Houston 2 (n) St. Louis 6 Lm Aag 4, (n) Games Today Chicago at Pittsburgh (n) New York at Philadelphia (n) Cincinnati at Houston (n) St. Louis at Los Angelea (n) Milwaukee at San Francisco (■) Toniqht's The Big Nigh Ih c B au fo rb Pape 6 — May 25, 1965 ^ r r a lb Clay, Liston M eet In Heavyweight Bout LYMAN H l l i i l School athlelcn were honored Friday night at annual All-Sports banquet nt school. Highlight «f evening was presenta­ tion of trophies and awards to outstanding sports stars. In photo above youths were hon­ ored for scholastic abil­ ities coupled with ath­ letic prowess. Holding Dill Proctor Scholastic Athletic Award Is Paul Lambert (left). Donnie Green h o l d s pluquc awarded him and Larry Miller displays certifi­ cate awarded as second runner-up to Lambert. On right is Joe Puvclchak, president of Ly­ man Athletic Boosters, who presented nwards. In uppermost photo at riffld, -Steve Simpkins (left) was named out­ standing pitcher and Mnrvin Cook most val­ uables player on Grey­ hound baseball team. Center photo at right shows Chuck Wanner (left), oulstomlinn line­ man, and Phil Perrault, outnttimling back, win­ ners of Boas Mobley Memorial Awards pre­ sented varsity football stars. Bottom p h o t o shows Mike Ackerman (left) winner of trophy as most valuable mem­ ber of track squad, anti Steve Gillespie, most valuable member of golf team. Both qualified to compete on stnto level this year. City League Standings Sunland Yanks Tap Casselberry Br Jim Batchua Ilf raid Sports Writer Pitcher Tom Sandage drove in battery mate Tom Bryan with the winning run in the bottom of the arventh Inning to give Hie Sunland Yankee* a 5-4 victory over the Casselberry Indiana In Senior l e a ­ gue action laid night at C. I.. Cooper Field In Caaactlicrry. The winning hit climaxed a tce-iaw battle by the two teania, Mhlrh began in Hie firat inning. In the top of the flrat, Canelberry acored three run* on a long home run by lirrn t lleima, but Sunland came back in the bottom of the inning when Bryan tied it up with another three run homer, hla eighth circuit clout in aa many game*. Caaaelberry added a acore In the aecond Inning, but the Yanka cam* back to tla it tn the bottom of the fourth. In the laat <4 the aeventh Bryan led oh and waa Intentionally walked. Bonnie f a i t h follow­ ed with a double to put runnera on aecood and third, and Sandage rapped the gamewinning hit. Bryan led the Sunland at­ tack with hit home run atid acored twice. Sandage had a pair of aioglri, Smith had a double to d Greg BubJnaon, Beanie Jtobinion and Addison S laaart all had ainglet. ffeJroa led the C iiielherry attack with hla home run. Chuck Dowell and Darwin Shay each hid a pair of singlea, Bonnie Skeen belted a double, and Wayne Stophel, Jim I.ora*, 1-conard Hollis and Jim Miller all bad sinttlei. Sandage chalked up arvrn strikeouts and shut out the In­ dians over the last live frames to gain the victory. In Lillie la-ague action, Casselberry whipped the Yan­ kees 11-2 behind the two-hit pitching of mound arc Terry Baker. It w it the eighth straight victory for the Little League Indiana in competition this season, and wai their first win in the trrond lu ll of play. Caiteiberry pounded Sun­ land pilchlng for 10 hill, in­ cluding a pair of doubles byLarry Cote, a triple and sin­ gle by Bobby Means, a pair of alnglci by David tluwe, and singles by Johnny Kclm, Doug Kauble, Larry Lrgo and David Shy. George Tiffany belted a double for Sunland and Tom Simmons had the other hit, a single. Baker shut out the Yankcea in every frame but the second when they acored twice. Be struck out 11 batters. Altamonte Senators w i l l meet the Bear Lake Piratei in Lillie and Senior league action beginning at 6 p in. LITTLE NATIONAL W. I.. Chaia .................. - ...... 10 2 First Federal ........ 0 4 Locomotive Engineer* . O S Hunt Comet* ....... 4 8 Quality Mobile Home* 2 tl Game Tonight! locomotive va Ch**« 7, FL Mellon Park LITTLE AMERICAN W. !,. George* ........................ 7 f> Navy Ac*y Deucy* . . . . 7 0 Sanford Atlantic ......... 0 S Strickland Morrison . . . S 7 Florida Stata ................ 0 7 Gama Today: George* vi Florid* State 4:30, B*y Avenue Park JUNIOR LEAGUE W. L. Elke ....... .......- ............... 1 0 Rotary .......... .. 1 n CPO ............ ........ ......... 0 o Kiwania ...... __ .... . . . . 0 n Civllan ......................... n l Shrine ............................. 0 1 No Games Today CHURCH LEAGUE TV. t„ Knight* of Columbua _ tn 1 Cluin'h of God of P...... 4 5 Congregational ........... 4 7 PInecrest Assembly __ 3 8 Gam# Tonight: rin rrrrst va Church of God 7:30, Ft. Mellon Park 4*ITY LEAGU E Second half begin* May 31 Navy-Civilian Golf Play Set The annual Navy-Civilian Golf Tournament will be held at Mayfair Country Club June 6. Navy personnel may sign up for the full handicap match play event with Don Ethel) or George Brister. Civilian* may sign up with Hugh Grier, Jerry Jeralgan or Dr. John Johnson. All enlrica must be made by S p. m. June S. Pairing* will be announced prior to tbe tournament. LEWISTON, Maine ( U P I)The firil scene, aecond act of boxing'* grealeit dram a will unfold tonight in a high ichool hockey rink In Ihli old Maine mill city of 41,000 people. It's loquacious Cassius Clay va. icowllng Sonny Liiton for Uie heivywrelght championship of the world. Thl* one truly haa every­ thing. U will draw the amalleit number of on-the-icene spec­ tators alnce ring championihlpi were decided on barges back in the day* of John I* Sullivan. Yet, through the m a­ gic of (eleviilon, it will be viewed by more people than any fight In history. It alio haa all the ingred­ ient! of a movie thriller, in­ cluding a reported plot that the champion, Clay, a militant member of the aeparallit Black Muillm aect, will be bumped off by gun-toting fol Spahn, Lary Hurl Mets To Twinbill Win ny Curl Block UPI Hports Writer Warren Spahn and Frank Lary: A pair of castoffs who can *1111 c u t some long shad­ ow!. Spahn. the oldcit major lea guer at 44, feela be haa soma thing to prove to hla former employers at Milwaukee and Lary, a winner of 123 games In lo seasons with Detroit, be llevcs he can attll pilch and la trying In convince the reit of the league. Both men looked ten feet tall to Gene Mauch's Phillies Monday as they led the bap le u New York Met! to a 6-2, 4-1 sweep of a twin bill with Philadelphia. Viewing the comparative ease with which the two vet­ eran* handled the opposition Monday, Mauch and any other hlg league manager would he glad to add them tn his staff. Elsewhere, In the National league, Cincinnati downed Houston 5 2; Pittsburgh de­ feated Chicago 8-4; Milwaukee edged San Francisco 4-3; and St. Louis beat Los Angeles 64. In the American Laague, the Yankeea slammed Geveland IS 5; Baltimore nipped Wash­ ington 2-1 and Detroit beat Chicago 8 3 In the only games scheduled. Prairie Lake Baptist Wins A five-run rally In th# bot­ tom of tha aeventh Inning, gave Prairie Lake Bsptlet Church of Fern Tark a 15-14 victory over Itagu* leading Klltarney Baptist tn a Win­ ter Park church league softball game lait night In Win­ ter Park. Centerflelder Nelton Stur­ gill drove In the winning run with m eingle to complete a perfect night at the piste. In five trips to the plate he rap­ ped two single*, a double, a triple and th* threo-run home run. Shortstop Floyd Bailey also had a successful night for Prairie Lake, betting a douldr, triple and home run. Cleo Jacob* wee th* win­ ning pitcher, hurling th* dis­ tance for Prairie take. Work­ ing with him behind th* plat* were Don Conway and Herbert Luke. U. S. Dominates NAPLES, Italy (UPI) — The Naples International Sailing Week i* on tha verge of becoming a strictly Amer­ ican affair. U.S. yachtsmen Cornelius S. Walsh and Ernest Fay hava finished one-two in th* 5.5-meta r class for tw o straight days and Monday tha first four yachts across tha finish tin* wrre all Amer­ ican. MEMBERS OF BLUE GARTER bowling lengue from Bear Lake-Forest City area recently held final meeting of senaon at which time trophies were presented. Posing with awards are aome of winners: Seated, left to right, Mrs. Phyliss Daugherty, high gnmo; Mrs. Doris Hale, high series; Mrs. June Small, second team high game anil high average; standing, Mrs. Joyce Coffncr, second team high game; Mrs. Ruth Letsingcr, second team high game; and Mrs. Marie Franklin, Inst team. (Herald Photo) Maples Hurls Third Consecutive No-Hitter The Junior League first half Champs, Elks, got the second half off on a winning note Monday by beating .Shrine 1-0. Gary Maples continues to set records in Junior League play. He hurled his third con­ secutive nohlller yesterday, tiring 21 of the 22 men he fac- Rookie Discounts Rear Engines Standings no particular pattern of speed in mind." But Kncppcr, who has never even scon the “500." Implied he plans to play a "waiting game." "The funny rear-engine cars have changed the pattern of driving entirely," he said. "We know we can't beat their speed, but we think they're going to brat themselves. "Wc are In a period of tran­ sition and anything can hap­ pen. Nobody is real positive about anything—not even Col­ in Chapman, who started it all." Chapman brought the first rear-engine I-otus here three year* ago and Scotland’s Jim ­ my Clark finished second only to winner Parnell! Jones. Last year Clark sat on the pole in a Lotus as the fastest qualifier. The auccess of the Lotui started the trend al the Speedway to rear-engine m a­ chines. ed. Brad Hollingsworth of in g pitcher. Larry Smith and Shrine was the only batter to Bruce McKibbin each had a reach base off Maples and he pair of hits. Rotary put to­ gether It walks, seven hits did it via a aecond inning and look advantage of five error. Civllan errors in amassing Maples struck out 13 and did their run production. First Federal and Navy took not yield a walk. He has now fanned 30 batters In 29 Inn­ victories in Little League ings and baa walked only games yesterday. Navy moved four. Maples has not allowed within half a game of first a hit over the last 28 Inn­ place by downing Strickland ings. Ilia pitching record Is '.Morrison 3-2. Scott Harris, the winning pitcher, had two hits, now 5-0. John Hunt, with a single In including a home run. David (he third inning and David Bach contributed three hit* Soper, with a second Inning and Andy Nichols hit safely single, were the only batters twice to take hitting honrs. lo hit safely off loser Skip Mike Hardin bad a triple for Seokarik. Senkarik whiffed six (he Mustangs. First Federal trim m rd Qual­ batters and Issued two bases on balls. He retired the last 13 ity Mobile Homes 4-2. Mike Lcmay was the winning pitch­ batters bo faced. Elks, in winning their sev­ er, working In relief at John enth straight game, scored the Russell. Lcmay h id two bits, only run of the contest in the Including a double and At second inning when Tommy Grooms chipped In a twoGraeey bunted home the de­ bagger to lead First Federal. Federal executed the first cisive tally. This was the second straight triple play of the season. The Knights of Columbua 1-0 game in which Elks has two pitchers opposed each were knocked from the ranks other In the last outing, which of the unbeaten by PInecrest Assembly last night, 12 9. Bill went eight innings. Eddie Hitchcock of Elks and Johnson was the winning pit­ Steve Leach of Shrino were cher. Top hitler for PInecrest both cited for their outstand­ was Bob Clifton with three hit*. Jim Fay had three hlta for ing glove work. In other Junior League ac­ the Knlghta. K of C has attion, Rotary burled Civllan un­ ready clinched the first half der a 17-3 acore last night. championship tn the Churcb Bobby Powell w ts the winn­ League. N O W ! Q F or the firs t tim e! V-8 p o w e r T u rb o -H y d ra -M a tic 4 -w h e e l d riv e N e w in ‘J eep ’ W a g o n e e r To Return DETROIT (UPI) - Charlia Draison, tha oldest manager in the American League, will reauma hla duties as manager of tha Detroit Tigers May 21 Dreaaen suffered n mild stroke during spring training and Coach Bob Swift took over a i the Tigers' acting maoager. See an d d riv e it at y ou r ‘J eep ’ d e a le r’s! CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 600 E. Second St. Sanford, Florida �o *lf« WntTarg f e n g May 25, 1985 — Fair* 7 Senate Group O K s Race Bill a by Dottle Austin , RVAH-9 Enlisted Wives also NAVY RELIEF BENEFIT elected naw officers with BRIDGE held lis t week at the Grace Herrin named presi­ NAS Ballroom was a great dent. Vice president will be success with ne»rly loo Navy Alice Howard, secretary Mltand civilian ladles turning out I tie Harvey and treasurer, Bev­ for an afternoon of dessert erly Noto. bridge. New chairmen were also High point winner* were named and included Helen * Ginny Robertson and Betty Schertcr as social chairman, Bruestle with Carol Shea and Diane Queen taking second Del Rheuark on publicity, Jo ­ honors. AH received lovely an Wlgg, chaplain and M1U1cent Wlgg, historian. Bevarly gifts. The buffet table was laden and Alice were put In charga with dozens of beautiful home- of the telephone committee. haked cakes made by the Sta* The club has slated a cook­ tion Officers Wives under the out a t Lake Golden Saturday direction of Dinkie Shively, at noon, with the club furn­ VIGILANTE NAVY WIVES Club 211 miulo n chairman. Centering the table ishing the soft drinks. Mem­ jrift of linens to the local unit of the American was a magnificent arrange- bers are urged to bring guests Cancer Society. Mrs. Hhca Cooper (right) presi­ meat of pastel daises donated and children arc welcome, too. • • • dent of the club, presents linens to Mrs. Martha by the Blossom Shop which Azznrcllo. in charge of making bandages for the RVAll-1 Tlgerelles meet was won by Betty Wtlhauck. cancer society. (Herald l’ho(o) Thursday and saw a film on t e e harmful effects of smoking DRAGON LADIES of RVAH3 are planning an Installation presented by Dr. Arthur Ncsdinner dance at the NAS Ball­ smith. During the business meet­ room Saturday at 7 p. m. for all enlisted wives of Three ing which followed the pro­ gram the group voted to ac­ K and their guests. A roast beef buffet will be cept the changes In the by­ served. Members desiring In­ laws; drew names for the formation about prices, re­ buddy system; named Sharon servations and hours please Harrison and Elaine Orarl to call Mrs. J. A. Lackland, Mrs. baby sit for thirteen wives George Bristcr and Mrs. Ru­ next month; set June 17 for election o! officers for the next dolph Bernal. six months. • e • Diane Echols and Ruth RECENT ACTIVITIES of RVAH-9 Officers' Wives In­ Weiss are doing the USO bak­ ¥ cluded bridge at the home of ing this month. Ginnie Sullivan with Tat Thursday at 7:30 p. m- the Burch ns high point winner group will have a going away and a celebration of Shirley party for Margaret Reynolds, In conjunction with a plastics Youngblnde'a birthday. Friday the group held a psrty. Hostesses for the last rookout at the officers pool meeting were Suzanne Ituryk with atcak and salads. Special and Ruth Weiss. Refresh­ ments at the next meeting will guest was Dee Munday. be served by Rhea Cooper e # # TWO BACHELOR OFFIC­ and Ann Blackshcar. • • • +j ERS were hosts last week to POOLSIDE PATIO at «he officers and wives of RVA11home o! Ollie Yelinek was the 6. THIS TINY CREATURE is a three day old baby Lt. (jg) Gerry Gretter and cool scene of the UVAH-3 offi­ skunk, and the telltale stripes down his b a c k can Lt. (jg) Jerry Smith invited cers* wives recent bridge with be plainly seen. Holding the new-born kitten, cvcr>one out to their Crystal the hostess taking high points only survivor of a litter of four, is Sue Maurer Lake home for swimming, and Joan Moore coming in se­ of RVAH-13, Jetstream reporter for the EM cond high. dancing, ea'.lng and imbibing. Wives club. (Herald Photo) The event was somewhat In No one was thrown In the pool for b id bidding, but At the recent business meet­ delivery for the Maurer's pel the nature of a housewarming for the fellows and a good many stayed after bridge to ing in the NW meeting room, female skunk and only one of enjoy a dip. Ollie served lus Ltddy Eyre who resides at the m time was had by all. the four kittens survived. The clous refreshments of apple • • • Land of Lakes Trailer Park tiny creature Is keerlng Sue At a recent bridge at Anne streudel, pastry filled with In Orange City was a guest. busy with bottle feeding every creamed beef, pie, coffee and Underwood's Lannle Skclly Ann Mayer won the door prize, three hours round the clock. was high. June Mayo was various other tasty tidbits. Cdr. Harry Bryant and his a butter warmer. Hostesses She brought the "new baby" guest of the group. Next event will be a eoftcc wife Arlene, who will be mov­ were Judy Lomenlck, Ann to the Herald offlrc Monday on June l at 10 a. m. at the ing to Jacksonville In July Mayer and Sue Mauer. and we photographed him for • • • home of Linda Davis with El­ have been feted with many posterity, while the Herald farewell parties—cocktail, din­ eanor Shcvtin as co hostess BEST NEWS STORY we've staff stood around in open- j On June 0 at 10:30 a. m. ner, brunches and bridge. But had this week Is the birth mouthed amazement. Sue as­ « Eleanor will host the bridge Three Squadron members still of a liltcr of kittens to sured them that skunks are party at her home 1320 For don't find It any easier to part •’grandmother” Sue Maurer. harmless until the age of with this popular couple and These kittens were some­ two and a half months amt rest Drive. Latest arrivals of nVAH-0 their three youngsters Billy, what unusual In that they were make very fine, affectionate baby skunks. It was the first and devoted pets. are Lt. (jg) John Gerguson Hobby and Jimmy. and his wife Nola who came In Cdr. Bryant will take over officer of VAP-62. from Whldby Island and bava as executive • e • puchased a home on Hiawatha COME AS YOU ARE, get ae Driva. qualnted, membership coffee • • • CPO WIVES, meeting for a for enlisted wives of RVAH-13 business session last week, is planned for June 1 at 10 a. made plans for a brlng-your m. at th# home of Martha own-steak cookout for mem Pierce. 110 E ast Coleman Ch bers and husbands at Lake cie, with all members urged to attend and bring a prospec Golden, June 11 at 6:30 p m. live member as a guest. It waa announced that Gloria Simpson and Mary Jana Weber The event will be purely so­ were baking for the USO dur cial so that everyone can get better acquainted. log the month of May. Anyone interested In bowling Refreshments of angel food in a summer league I* asked cake, pie end coffee were 9 served by hostesses Marie to contact Shirley Moore at Sundvall, Jan Turner and Ver 122 North Sunland Drive. Marga llarvay and Shirley oa Bolton. Special guests Bev erly Kaicbiewiti and Jean Moore took their turn baby­ sitting In tbe exchange pro­ Parker. President Audrey Reeves gram with RVAH-1 EM Club. appointed Fran Morion, The! m a Conkla and Jan Turner as a nominating committee to se lect ■ slate of officers for the neat *1* months. Election will be held In June and Installa­ tion In July. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) _ The Senate miscellaneous Jeg islanon committee approx ed a bill today authorising thor­ oughbred racing at Seminole Raceway. The Sanford track, which got into financial difficulties last season and didn't oper­ ate, already was licensed for harness racing and quarter horse raring. The hill, introduced by Sen -Mack Cleveland, of Sanford, merely- allow s the track to add thoroughbred racing during ila season, a move track own era feel may help the opera­ tion overcome m financial troubles. A bill requiring out-nf.»tato manufacturer* and wholesaler* to pay the five per cent Horida tax on sporting goods was tossed in the Legislature along with bills affecting the alcoholic bcierage industry. Most of the bills introduced on the House were local in na­ ture, affecting only one coun­ ty. Although the influx of bill* has remained high, the numbci of bills of statewide appli­ cation dropped during the last week of the session. Rvp. Bill Reedy, of Lake, tossed in the measure to place the five per cent sporting tax on Florida sales by out ofs t a t e manufacturers. The measure would require the wholesalers and manufactur­ ers to register with the State Revenue Commission and pay the tax. Hcedy said the measure would work to the advantage °f the Florida retailer by re. liesing him of any rrspnnsibilily In remit to the state taxes on purchases of itrms from out of state manufactur­ ers and wholesaler*. He ,,lH| il would place on the out of state firm the same responsi­ bility now- placed by u w on in state wholesalers. .Money from the sporting goods tax will be used to fi­ nance a tiond issue to pay for Ihe purchase of state rccrea■ionnl lands. There were three measures affecting (he alcoholic hoversge business in Florida. One, •'> Rep. Tommy Slovens, of I’asco, would exempt front beverage taxation until July j, !!X)7, honey wine manufactur­ ed fn Florida. Reps Rill Rasford and Lyn­ wood Arnold, of Duval, intro(lured legislation requiring boltle elubs to observe the same elosing hours required by the stale for business hold mg alcoholic beverage R. censes. Rep. Ray Mallox. of Polk, Introduced a bill authorizing persons on parole or probation *° Mork in a business holding a beverage license, provided the employ* doesn't p re p irt or sell alcoholic beverages. There were two appropria­ tion bills tossed in the lower chsmber. Rep. Ralph Turling­ ton, of Alachua, introduced a bill authorizing expenditure of 1206-323 to I n c m ia salar­ ies at the University of Flor­ ida's institute of food and ag­ ricultural acrvlces. The money would make up for federal funds which will not become available a t an­ ticipated during the coming biennium. House lawmakers represent­ ing counties along the route of the Cross-Florida barge ca­ nal Introduced a bill appro­ priating II million to buy right-of-way for the facility. Rep. Ralph Carter, of Wash­ ington, introduced a bill re­ quiring state and county offi­ cers to take a lcave-of-absence or resign when running for another office. 19B5V2 NEWS IS AT BAMBLER DEALERS MewSports-Fastback! New Sports Features! Newvinyl roof hardtops! Floor sticks galore! How much excitement can you stand? Find out today at your Rambler dealer-where the big 1965(3 news isl Come try the red-hot new 1965V3 Marlin—first and only m an-size sp o rts-fa stb a c k . Sample the luxury of reclining front scats that glide back and forth (or individual Icgroom. Fed its nimble performance. Hut be ready for more—in the Marlin, Ambassador and Classic models. The most excit­ ing choice of floor shifts — manual or Shift-Com m and Flash-O-M atic, teamed with mighty V-8s up to 327 cu. in. Try the sports-car Power Disc Drakes (standard on Marlin) that resist fade on mountain grades, stop safely even in a drenching cloudburst. See the new leather-grained black vinyl roofs available on Rambler hardtops. Look at the all-new Ambassador and Classic convcrtiblcs—or the American, lowcst priced U. S. cons crlible.* Dash O Metis leether-arelned Vinyl Roof Get all this and savings, tool Visit your Rnmblcr dealer now duringour Sporting Spring Deal Days. You'll be pleasantly astonished at our out-of-this- world trade-in offer on tha Ram bler of your choice. Come in today. American Motors— Dedicated to Excellence ’ comp»rlion of manufacturers* MMoifod rotoR prices. Ambassador BSO Convertible Go where the lOSS'/i excitement U-Rambler dealers*Sporting Spring Deal Dayil BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 W est F irs t S treet, S anford, F la. Watch th« Danny Kaye Show on CBS-TV, Wednesday evenings YOUNG HO! GO CH EVRON! Parents Learn Of Daughter's Promotion SEVENETTES elected new officer* for Ihe next *lx month* *t their recent builneis meeting with Mr*. Casey Johnson named to head the elate ai president. Mrs. Ira Sewell will he vice president, Mrs. J. B. Wldman, 9 secretary and Mrs. N. E. Ward, treasurer. Installation of the new group will be held on June 26 with Mrs. Bruce Valle, Mrs. Sewell, Mrs. W. If. Clark and Mrs. R. E. Welch named on a com* mlttee to make arrangements. Mrs. E. R. Schwtnne, whose husband has orders to Naples, Italy, was presented with a 9 bracelet and a charm with the squadron Insignia Imprinted, from the members of the club. Hostesses for the business meeting were Mrs. J a c k Combs, Mrs. Earl Ward and Mrs. Vails. Presiding was Edith Pounds, president, who later turned the gavel over to Mrs. Kenneth Ennry and % Mr*. Robert Hendrickson for the election. Hy Mr*. John Eton* News ha* been received In Pellacy of the promotion of Mis* Shirley R o b i n s o n , daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Merrill t>. Robinson of Smyrna Drive, to director of the school for Aymara Indian Girl* In Ancoramrt, Bolivia. Reporting the advancement were Rev. and Mrs. Bob Me* Adrn and their children from Lal’a t, Bolivia, who have been houseguesta of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson. The McAdeni are mission* arles to Bolivia and work with Mist Robinson in the l.ake Titicaca District where Rev. McAden is district su­ perintendent of all Methodist churches in Bolivia. Accompanying them on l heir visit here was ■ young Bolivian girl, a graduate of the School of N utting in \j i Pax. who it in the United States on a year’s scholar­ ship to study in American hospitals. P at that Young Ho spirit in your car! More thrills than a triple ski-turn in Chevron? the way-ahead modem gasolines. Try them -for power that’s livelier, driving that’s fun. You’ll thrill to their new whisper-quiet performance, too. So get Chevron... get swinging! The action begins at your nearby Standard station, where we take better care of your car. �a t Page Mrs. J. Wallin Returns From Northern Trip Bridal Luncheon Compliments Jeanne Robson By Mr*. Clarence Snyder Mr*. J u n e s Wallin h is re turned home after a three week visit in Hampton, Va. She visited her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs E arl Dunn, and five children and waa there to welcome new granddaughter. She also visited another son, Richard Dunn, of War Neck, Glouster, Va. On her return trip she stopped In Durham, N. C., her old home. There aha visited a sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ferguson, a brother and aister-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Adams. On Sunday she attended the F irst Presbyterian Church she used to attend and Monday at tended the Women of the Church meeting and was a luncheon guest of Mrs. Clara Matthls. Toastmistresses Extend Invitation This Wednesday At the recent meeting of the S k y Anchors Tosstmlitrcss Club, P st Flcschcr gave the members a challenge—not to give their htiabanda a compli­ ment, but to be a compliment to their huabands. The club welcomed four new members Marg (Mrs, Tedford) Cann, Terry (Mrs. William) S h a t t u c k . Betty (Mr*. Jerry ) Catron and Pat (Mra. William) Hutchison. There are etUl a few member­ ship vacancies. All civilian and navy wivci ere Invited to attend the nest meeting at the Holy Cross Episcopal Church Parish Hill on Wednesday, May 20, at 9:30 n.m. For further Information call Sibyl Dunlcavy at 3224705. WANTED Hom es That N eed P ainting SANFORD, FLA. — A se­ lected group of home ownera in Seminole County will be given the opportunity of having tha Ntw Scientific Fib.ru la. Textured Coating applied to their home*. Thla amasing product haa raptured the Intercut of Home Ownrre throughout the United Htalee who are fed up with constant paint­ ing and other high maintenanra route. Thle Owen* Corning Flbrrgla* Tcitorrd Coaling an arcr. on TV U bonded and fnaurctl by Hartford Mutual In*. Co. “For I million dollar*" and rarrlca a written guarantee against chipping, peeling, fishing, and provide* full insulation, weatherproofing, waterproofing and beauti­ fies — and maintenancefree. It rumee in 12 differ­ ent colors, Yonr home can be a show piece! Our prod­ uct can be used on every type of building or home, including frame, concrete block, stucco, etc., I* ap­ plied by our factory-train­ ed and ■killed mechanics. Call S82-4M0, Lakeland Out-of-towners Call Collect A Free home demonstration will be given to you at no obligation whatsoever. TEXTURED COATINGS OF LAKELAND 1ST SO. FLA. AVH. LAKELAND. FLA. ed in refreshing chatter while A delightfully charming a sophisticated champagne I with Mis* Gielow wearing a i textured cotton pique, bridal atmosphere was dom­ bciga silk ibantiing sheath | crisp white low cut frock of | The luncheon gueits engag- relishing the delectable Vir­ ginia baked ham with raisin inant in the private dining room of the Capri Restaurant sauce, an attractive aaoort* Saturday when Mrs. Walter A. ment of colorful fruits and Gielow and daughter, Miss vegetables, hot breads and re­ Ronnie Gielow, a senior at the frigerated French pastry. University of Florida, were Others attending the de­ hostesses to a bridal luncheon complimenting Miss Jeanne lightful luncheon were the Robson, lovely bride-elect of Mmea. Jim Robson, Terry Sam Schwartz. Christensen, Wslly Philips, An cyc-catching arrange­ Jimmy Crapps, Charles Park ment on a aide table was the Jr., Jack Morrison, Michael focal point as the guests en­ Caolo, Charles Meeks, F. D. tered the dining area. Scott, Brack Perkins, Henry While wrought iron spirals Johnson, Arthur Beckwith and were entwined with cascading Doris Williams. ivy artistically combined with Also the Misses Merritt white snapdragons in an hour Philips, Anne Crapps and My­ glass contemporary arrange­ ra Meeks. ment. Yellow and blue daisies, while glads and tropica] fol­ iage in silver containers cen­ tered the dining tables, a r­ ranged In U-shape. Accenting the lovely low arrangements were blue taper* in crystal candle holders with dainty STUDENTS FROM THE TOLAR School of Pinno recently mimed to tho bridal place cards marking honor roll of distinguished students of the National Fraternity of Stu­ Tbs Anna Miller Circle la the guests' places. dent Musicians for 1965 are from tho left Duvid Goethe, Mary Edna sponsoring a hamburger broil The honoree, attired In a Iturton, Reeky Tanner nnd Susan Ray. In absentia is Lisa Odlmm. next Wednesday, May 26, sleeveless white summer suit from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on the of the now puffed surface fab Elks Club grounds. rlc, received a yellow orchid There will be a choice o( corsage from the hostesses, hamburgers or hot dogs with which was in complete accord potato salad, baked beano. A s­ with her floral print blouse of sorted relishes and ccifce. Five pupils from the Tolar a member of the Board of Year National noli of the green tones tinged with gold. Proceeds will be given to the School of Plano havo been Adjudicaton of the American Guild's Yearbook for 19CC. Also the hostesses presented Harry Anna Crippled Chil­ named to the Roll of Dlstin- College of Musicians and N a­ Other students participating Miss Robson with an electric MISS JEAN RORSON, lovely bride-elect of Sam Schwartz, was compli­ dren's Hospital. gulihcd Studenti of tho Na­ In this year's auditions were percolator. mented with a charming bridal luncheon Saturday at the Capri Restaur­ tional Guild of Piano Teach­ Call 322-9762, the Elks Club, tional Fraternity of Student Gail Crumley, Douglas DoudSeated at the honor gurit’i ant. Seated with tho honor guest Is her mother, Mrs. Harry Robson. for carry out or delivery ser­ Musicians for 1905. The fra­ ers and receive a creditable ney, Emily Dougherty, Jean table were her mother, Sira. Standing are Mrs. Walter A. Gielow and Miss Bonnie Gielow, center, covice. Advance ticket* may be ternity ii sponsored by the rating from the examiner on Dougherty, Martha Goethe, Harry Robson, who ware a hostesses, and Miss Linda Robson, right, who will attend her sister as obtained from any circle National Guild of P l a n o the playing of 10 to 14 mem­ Dancen Harper, Janet Mans­ stunning delicate pastel pink, maid of honor. member. Teachers of which their teach­ orized compositions, plus mu­ field, Judie Mansfield and Iwo-picce frock nnd a pink er is a member. sicianship phases, for at leasl Judy Tanner, who w e r e orchid corsage presented to Honor Hall students are three consecutive year*. awarded National pins and her by the hostesses. Miss Mary Edna Burton, David David Goethe, Lisa Odham, certificates. Linda Robson, sister of the Goethe, Lisa Odham, Susan Susan Ray and Becky Tanner Becipicnis of Local pins and hridc-clcct, chose a turquoise nay and Uccky Tanner. will bo listed on the Four certificates were Ann Doud- pique dress with lace inserts To achieve this honor tho Year National Roll and Mary ney, David Doudney, Mary along the princess lines. By Evelyn Lundy Hostesses with Airs. Ride­ ed at the tea during the hours lovely arrangement of pink student must bo examined by Edna Burton on the Three Warfcl and Patty Williams. Mrs. Gielow was attired in The home of Airs. John nour were Atrs. T. L. Lingo of from 3 to 5:30 o'clock. and white carnstloni and Ridenour, Oviedo, was beau­ Sr. and Airs. S. ft. Ilighsmith. Lovely brunette A!in Pier­ baby breath was used. Deli­ tifully decorated with rosea, son wore a yellow two-piece Many miscellaneous gifts sheath dress, the hostesses cious punch was served from snapdragons, carnations and baby breath, at a recent were brought early in the day presented her with a purple a crystal bowl with party sandwiches, cookies and cake. shower-tea in honor of Miss when Miss Pierson opened Cattlcya orchid corsage. Ann Pierson, bride-elect of them and then they were on The tea table was covered By Jane Casselberry I Club held the annual Installs- luncheon in tlvc banquet room in Casselberry. display when the gueits call­ with a whit* lace cloth, a The South Sctnlnolo Garden I lion of officers Monday at a of Die TradcWinds Cafeteria Officers were installed by Robert Sturm. Atrs. D. K. Dorman, past • O PO TEN T president of the Sanford Gar­ den Club. r*M*tlf M * M Of Mrs. Ralph Newcomer was Sf-fMr -U U m . Mr. Sl-M *h installed a* president and t a a •• . . <m < m h 4I-. it L— r ■ j other officers include Mrs. O. H N * O.I, MW V l f l W l W, Holmes, vice president; Mrs. L. E. Dennison, record­ ing secretary; Mr*. Ed John­ son, corresponding secretary and Airs. C. K. Fisher, treas­ L o o k V O u n g o r— urer. P ool V o u n g o rl Each new officer was presented with n lovely corsage. L 4 n Away O rr-Slte V 'l i U v Chairman of the luncheon * * a l i | « • HOOKONEX BEAUTY StSUM 1* m s i na l. 7 4r*p. 4<4r was Airs, Myron Jacubs. Com­ M*a ih«a wn-kU.. Wlva UM*ib.g mittee riiairmcn fur the com­ •» til*. MtpfltM m m m i u l , •llo-W ing year named by the new M II -4 (MMk fcinaMiM—t i n i m a BKCMUT M r**ri»r«l— m «f pTMU* president arc Mrs. William « l ( •** l-ault M |iH . Itt.rjr wiahi Tilford, membership; Atlas s..ta<« o n n t « i Im E l l a Ciimming, hostesses; U riiias L u .lla . Ski* M ia m 4I(V. •mrthtr, l m k « at*wM iMtMtllf* Mrs. Felix Mege, publicity; An* w T**4*? IT> i Im m B Mr*. C. L. Leggett, sunshine; lioM* m fMMfxl m * m 4«4 k*.INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS was held by the South Seminole Garden Mrs. Kenneth Green, ways mmm rr—M - 10,000 I.U. f t m m . Club Monday at n iiiiicncna luncheon at uio tho TradeWimla irnouwmiia iCafeteria aictena in Casselberry. i asseilierry. nnd means; Air*. W. J . Hart­ MISS ANN PIERSON, seated, was honored recently with a bridal tea* 4 .4q. * * Left to riulit are Mra. .................. lira. III.f . T. Crittenden, outgoing president; Mra. Ralph ley, book service; Airs. E. P. ne 1ST t w m Dm a a alfhi, U . nhuwcr at the Oviedo home of Mrs. John Ridenour. Standing from the Newcomer, president; lit; Mra. C. K. Fisher, treasurer; Mra, O. W. Holmes, Richards, Gower show; Airs, 4m . wslrias late h r M * * , rwaha left are Mrs. T. L. Lingo, Sr., Mrs. Ridenour and Mrs. S. H. Ilighsmith, vico president; Mra. «. L. E. Dennison, recording secretary; Mra. Ed Johnia it* varaiaf. m — *rf l a . O p l a . W. J. Krohne Sr., "Litterco-hostesses, and Mrs. Fred Pierson, mother of the bride-elect ■uki-w ten. Bit frtffM* aai aaaai non, corresponding accrolnry; and Mra. 1). K. Dorman of Sanford, inHtniibug"; Mrs. Arthur Futman, tea, •**! Sa, h r * b a te , M |km inif officer. (Herald Photo) devotional; Air*. J. C. Weir, w aa a la t t e a a ila la aa . tea. d* M H0M40NEX Ue ADTYSCXUM historian; .Mrs. J. E. DunMter- Oalf S3 SO ■ t e M . M k r woody, birds; Airs. O. W. l ^ b a lr W S f r a a O i n l» n Holmes, program; Mrs, My­ ron Jacobs, year book; Alri. By Mra. Ritchie Harris three sons, John, Pat and Mrs. W. P. Snodgrass of m i t)Vaf Sim m a a r r k n T H. T. Crittenden, awards, and By Jane Casselberry The Wilbur Bruce home on Scott, motored down to Miami Elkton, Md., Is visiting her AlaJ. Joseph I. Laird of East In tho Intensive care ward fob Air*. Fred lleubcrger, cor­ Mr. nnd Mrs. George W. Melody Lane Is a patient at lowing a stroke suffered Mon- sages. Clark Street was the scene of over the weekend for a visit daughters, Mrs. Fred Harris and Miss Helen Snodgrass. Slnionds of Ft. Lauderdale the Urlando Air Forca Rase day, Alay 17. Mr*. H. T. Crittenden, out­ a family reunion Sunday aa with her sister and her grand­ slopped for an overnight visit Hospital, where he was placed going president, conducted the the family gathered for the mother. Mrs. Kathrine Brownwith Air. and Airs. Paul Airs. Edwin R. Urown Jr., meeting which was attended day—picnicking in the beautl lea returned borne with them Knight of 540 Queen's Mirror by 30 members and one guest. ful yard, around and in the for n visit here. of 48i) Lake Kathryn Circle, Is Circle on their way to Now The devotion was read by swimming p o o l . Attending convalescing at home follow­ Airs. Krohne. Mrs. Hartley, were Tom Bruce of Lake Hampshire for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ludlow W. B, Williams is convalesc­ ing recent eye surgery which horticultural chairman, re Monroe, father of the live and son, Mike, relumed home Ho Is Airs. Knight's brother. ing at his home, 1520 Douglas she underwent at Florida ported that the club members brothers, who are Tom and Saturday after having spent Avenue, sflcr recent hospital- Sanitarium and Hospital in had been invited to visit Kent his family from Gainesville; their vacation with their par­ Orlando, Day Lily Nursery near the Jam es and bis family from ents In Ilian and Theresa, N. Izalion and being a nursing Rig Tree, Atny J9. Woodbine, Ga.; Malcom and Y. home patient. Visitors are Air. and Airs. L. E. Swope Mrs. U. U. McIntosh of Al­ hia family from Orlando; permitted and be would enjoy are vacationing in Europe and tamonte Springs was a vial Howard and hia family from hearing from his friends. plan to visit Rome and Paris. tor. Sanford; aloeg with Wilbur and hia family at their Enter­ Reversible Mndran Parkaa, prise home. alim -jlm a, Jam aican, Circle Members Plan Benefit Wednesday Piano Students Recognized Tea-Shower Fetes Miss Ann Pierson Garden Club Installs New Officers SERUM T O U C H T O N ’S GRADUATION TINE IS FUN T IM E. . . Personals unless you want low owning-cost, maximum performance equipment This Week's FREE— Prize AT — n o o ruiNCH Southern A ir 822-8321 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Dunn attended a family re­ union it Fiorial Cky Sunday. avi lira. Sandra Tyler nnd her A BET OF BRAIDED RUGS BIZEfl 8x12 AND 3x5 — YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS PLUS BEAUTY AND DURABILITY URNIUJ RE U a4 Week's W knar et Drawing Mra. R ett Hatchett 811 DAY NURSERY Agon 6 non. In 5 yrnHoorn 7:30 A.M.-0 P.M. OPENS AUG. 23 nt tho PronbytorUn Church on Country Clab Rd. * Upnnln Rd. Go-together toga and aporty blouse* a n Tha aaeeatUk for a “Fun-Time'*. You can cbooaa from a largo aelectloa at Ro-Jay! SAMPLE FEES: FA 2 - 79 5 3 • HOME OF SPRING AIR BEDDING! Play Yard For Kiddie*! Buford, Fit. ENTERPRISE PERSONALS Casselberry Personals Don't call us for air conditioning S i l l A uk Dr. 8 —- M a y 2 5 , 1 0 6 3 1 Child. 1 Dny 12.00 S Children 1 Wk. 12.50 DROP BY AND REGISTER LUNCH INCLUDED FOR FREE DRAWING NOTHING TO BUY AND YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN! DRAWING SATURDAY AFTERNOON S1LVBRPLATI BY — INTERNATIONAL RADER JEWELERS 112 8. PARK AVE. CALL: S22-082I Mra. Bronddun ••04551 Mra. Hardin 822*4722 Mra. Johi 4 m �'- ■ C S S ' . ' N ’U l M i ' . i U B?* Wfrfnrl f m t I May 25, 1965 — Page 9 (DsucUi : DEAR ABBYi In Ju»t a few week* my brother i* getting married. He aeked Dad to be hi* be*t man, and It doe*n't sound proper to me. Pleaae give me your opinion. 1 would appreciate an am wer in your column ao he can ae* it, too. Thank you. , By Abigail Van Buren JANE Ret up and go sit some­ where els* without hurtins their feeling*. But it would be a big relief to me if I could Ret them to move in a nice inoffensive way. Any suggestions from you, or anyone who has solved this problem, would be greatly appreciated. LOST CHORD DEAR JANE: It i* en­ tirely proper and I think a beautiful gesture on the part of your brother. In three days when dismonds are a Kiris' best friend, how refreshing for a man's beat friend to be his Dad. • • • DEAR AIltlY: 1 have a pet peeve that sounds ao petty and stupid that I am almoat ashamed to mention it. It's people who come and ail down beside me on the piano bench while I’m playins. I don't know why this bothers me so much, but it does. Now you know, Abby, you can't tell someone to DEAR LOST; P e o p l e want to sit beside you while you’re playing b e c a u s e they're fascinated. Change your attitude and regard their presence as a compli­ ment and it might be eas­ ier to bear. P.S. You might also change your piano bench for a piano stool. • • * DEAR AHHY: I am hav­ ing a problem with my sis­ ter. She is always running down the place where I get my meat, groceries and even where I lake my dry cleaning. She keeps after me to shop where she shops, and gels mad If 1 Jacoby On (Bhid ysi Host of the time when you lose a finesse, you break even because you would have been sure to lose the trick later. Occasionally It turns out that the card you finessed against ' ia unguarded in hack so that refusal to finesse would have actully gained a trick for you. Today’s hand illustrate* a play that goes by the name of the obligatory finesse. It is given that name because it is a finesse that can't possib­ ly cost you a trick. South’s four-spade contract is not one of those gill-edge ones that you cun take down to your bank and borrow money on. In fact, it is doubtful that even a cockeyed optimist would consider It a good investment, but the contract Is not hopeless. East wins the first trick with the ace of hearts and re­ turns the suit. South's queen CckJJw NORTH 21 ftQ 7 w en 4 q JS 4AKQJ2 W IR T A A9 VKJB7 EAST * J 10 8 VA8S3 49034 4 to 87 I *833 *70 SOUTH 4I» * K 0 .1 4 3 2 V Q 10 4 AK * 1094 North and South vulnerable Beadh 1 ft 2A 4 ft W est Fa is Fas* F ats N orth Cast Fata 2* F ats 3 ft F ats Fas* Opening Iced—tf 7. falls to West’s king. West lends his jnck and South ruffs. Now South lead* a low trump toward dummy. West will play low and dummy's • Q R £ ® worn in a way and a t the angle most becoming to you. Black and white Is taking the season, although w* sec much color. Black and white chiffon in afternoon dnatea looks wonderful. I’lein fabric* a n used for dresses and the matching coats are done In a figured fabric and lined In the dress fubric. The huge strew bag ia now the “love" of fashionable women. Men’s ehlrte a n now seen with ties of tha ahlrt fabric. They look smart—and who •aid that men did not go In for fads and atyllng? Ul Ut IM 11 i \ <) l MI A H l i Lael Shewla* TweMw DEAR TROUBLE: Thank her for her suggestions. Then tell her you must shop where It Is convenient for you, and the price fils your pocektbook. And if she resumes the suggestions, tune her out and chungc the subject. • • • CONFIDE N T 1 A I, T 0 ROBERT. There'* only one f irs t S u esr« U « « W | ITALIAN tT U S * eoruiA l o s s *—c sist lie s a t i t a e «air -«»LSIA” CARROLL B A K U * • queen will win the trick. Then South will lead back dummy’s other spade and here It the spot for the obli­ gatory finesse. South must play a low spade on East's jack or ten, depending on which one he ha* elected to play. This la a peculiar sort of finrase since South it actually playing a caul that can't pos­ sibly win the trick, hut this time i* dors the work of a king. West lias to play his sec in any event and the obliga­ tory finesse ha* worked. Of course, it might go wrong. East, for tome peculiar rea­ son known only to himself, might have chosen to hold up his ace and not use it when the quern was played from dummy. He might make that play but of late years we have not found many East player* of that type. and better than anyone rlsp's capacity for It. I think maybe you are overprotective of John. If your fear of more injury to John's hip were not loaded with fear of more blame for yourself, you would have long since dealt with it. You would have asked his dortor to check his hip and tell you whether or not It can survive the haz­ ards of school bus ride*. But this simple answer to reasonable, non - overprotec. live concern for a child'* safety hasn't been available to you, bus itf So It become* my obliga­ tion to ask you to begin to wonder if your eagerness to protect John isn't eagerness to protect yourself. Such wondrring ran be painful. Invariably it include* the realization that terror of blame it something wa have lived with all our lives. I t requires us to note our eegetness to justify ourselves to other people, our horror of criticism, our analsty to pleas*. Only when we are brave enough to know thet our anzlety for John's safety isn't glorious love but a ter­ ror of blame can we begin to understand our overprotectlve pampering—and start te out­ grow it. 10-11 p.m. NBC. Bell Telephone Hour (Color) The last show of the season and ICt a fine one, a musical tribute to Cole Porter entrusted to an excellent cast of performers headed by ainging-dancing host Donald O'Connor and including Dolores Gray, Er­ rol] Garner, George London, Nancy Dussault, Doug Crosley and Jean Fenn. Give the production a lot of credit, but the real star ft the Porter music. From "Another Open­ ing, Another Show to "Just One of Those Things" to "Night and Day," “ In the Still of the Night," "I I.ovr Paris," "Begin the Heguine," "Miss Otis Regrets," "You’re the Top." "I Get A Kick Out of You," "I've Got You Un­ der My Skin" ami so many others, every song points up Television Tonight I D l-el’e Make A Deal I t ' Nawrlln# 1:15 l i t MIC New* T U E S D A Y P . M. 4:40 (4 ) N t « s bports, TVtithtr ( » News IJ) N f w i c t p i f o n t . 4;‘ » (I) f i t s News— Walter t’ronkllt l ! ) Iluntlry-nrlnklay (S, Aquanaut* T OO i a» Nat. t'rlvars T u t IS) M-Hqu.d (4) Combat T:»e i d Mr. Novak 4:00 t i l .lory 111,hup shnw 1:10 IT) Mu in rut „f K n r II) Mctlala's Navy It) Had Hkallnn I oo (si Tha Tycoon l i t ,'lnak nf Mritsrr 1:10 (!) I'Mticoal Junction III Payton Place i l l Cloak nt Myalery 14:00 i l l P o sit iv e ID Tfi* Doctor* A Nurse* 111 Telephone Ilnur 11 on 11) I a ) I t , Nr w* I1:!i 10) Tha Late Show 11:54 (0) Thrati-r nf ih* Star* 11:51 ID Tuiiliilit Show 0swoldJ«0by W E D N E S D A Y A . M. S:0S 4:15 S 55 • 10 1:10 7:11 1:10 7:15 1:10 7:15 1:00 1:15 1:10 t:tt fD ID (4) ID It) II, (I) («) IS) (1) (!) 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Captain Bingham­ ton is the Patsy who gel* the wot at nf it, Binghamton iloes nn about-face anil be­ comes palsy with bumbling Ensign Parker, even promot­ ing him to he Ida aide. Rea­ son: Binghamton has learned Pinker Is related to the Vic* Admiral who i* scheduled to inspect the Captain'* base. 10-11 p.m. CBS. Th* Doe. tor* and the Nurse*. "No Shadow Where There I* No Sun." (rerun) A touching story about a high school t a l i w tr n s iD a tiw “DR. NO” AND "From Russia With Lev*" Graduation Time Is Near! THE COUNTER! PANTS 3 *1" R em em ber Our Polarized S to ra g e for Fur* & W oolens Cleaned A Miracle finished Polarized Fur Storage SEMINOLE COUNTY’S ONLY FUR STORAGE VAULT Cleaner* Laundry ft Fur Storage Philip. 319 W. 13th St Tha Hign Of Qaailty ft Service Phone 322-3315 T"' ~r your finery needs our expert attention! OVER --r -~ - T-: — jar. . 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SI LEWISTON, Maine (UPI) —if i’nlka Chief Jnacph Farrami'* strategy g o e s ai planned, thrre will lie one po 11:10 lim ns n or special officer f«r every 27 spectator* at W E D N E S D A Y P . M. Tuesday night's Cassius Clay11 00 C ) Call Uy 11luff Sonny L i a I o n heavyweight IS) Love of Lit* title bout. IM Donna 11**4 11:15 (I) New* Farrand plana to berf up 1510 (I) I’ll Hat (0) Fattier Know* Deal bis rogulnr 72-man forca to (1) Search for Tomor­ 200 uniformed and plain row rlolhta officers to make sure 11:11 (I) Hunting Light 11.51 (1) NBC Nawo no harm romes to champion 1:00 III dirt Talk Clay and to ovartee th* Bail­ (0) Th* Iteliua flam* (1 New*. Kd, Weather out crowd of 5,BOO who will 1:15 111 Focuu Jam the central Maine Youth 1:11 (0) Ae Th* Werlg Turn* Center to watch the bout. 10:10 tha tremendona contribution made by Porter to American music. lie will be missed, but his songs promise to live forever. 7:30-8:.70 p.m. NBC. Mr. Novak. "Boy Under Glas.” (rerun) This one concerns a brilliant Negro athlete whose dedication to sport* loaves him insufficient time for studies. Should Novak make aiiowanrra toi-aust1 of the boy’* athletic prowess or de­ clare him ineligible? 1* the boy’s father right in pushing his son toward* sport*? To what extent I* the boy propaied to sacrifice hi* per­ sonal integrity to pass a re­ examination T Wayne Grice play* the confused young man; Frank Silver* hi* de­ termined father; J u a n i t a Moore his lllfrerilly inclined mother and Arch Johnson the boy'* high-school coach. 710-8:30 p.m. Alit’. Com­ bat. "Losers Cry Deal" (re­ run) Despite the wartime atmntphcie, this has the feel­ ing of a collegiate picture of the 36'* in term* of rbnracter. Most of the nrtion take* place at a poker game a* the squad awaits order*. Mike Kellin does an excellent job a* a bully who has another soldier so petrified he'll do anything to get the tyrant off his bark. The revelation and reformation are a bit of a let-down. WITH DOUBLE TRADE-IN, ONLY...wine Shew* twlse gleet time T>« •R tB B U B K , • Troubled? Write to ABMY, Box 69700, Lna Angrles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, aelf addressed envelope. » • • For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Ixmdy Will ding," send 50 cents tn Abby, Box 69700, I .os An­ geles, Calif. to.oo It the root of that destructive niatematism we call "pam­ pering." Psychologist* call it “overprotectlvenesa." It i* this certainty that compels us to fasten the child to us lest any Independent ac­ tion he takes result In some mishap, some mistake which will expos* ue to blame. We'ro absolutely unaware of this expectation of blame— this pervasive apprehension of attack which directs all our overprotectlve action. We will explain, for example, our exceiilvc fear that srhool bus ridel will result in more injury to a rhiUi's hip a i superior lore. Aeeuied of "pampering," we’ll turn on the accuser with the moral indignation of someone whose capacity for love is bigger i > v# i v f way to succeed. You've gotta wanta. And it'* a doit-yourself project all the way. You can't borrow the ambition. You can't borrow the perseverance. Nor ran you borrow the self-confi­ dence it takr* to become a success. But above all, you've gotta wnnta to pas­ sionately that nothing—and no one — can discourage you. • :15 l.lo EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD A t emert New York cocktall parties they are talking about and eating the latest— "ehltmlcs," homogenised po­ tato chips. They're so good! Instead of having coffee or tea at "break" time In officaa, women a n eating bana­ nas, the fruit which the sages of India called a "remarkable f ru it" They have a calorie count of only 85 per medlumsized banana. New that the warm daya are h en , try making ice cubes of bnwed coffee with chleory. When you have a freeser tray of these testy cubes, here them in cream sods. You can dretm up a lot .o f interesting cooling drinks flavored with coffeewith-chieory ice cubes. The new sunglasses have wider and rounder lenses and, atraagaly enough, they look extremely attractive. The newest summer hats are lightweight and really beautiful. The famed m illiner, Jack McConnell makes a new toft version of a b en t, with rufflea and rufflaa of tulla edged ia ifeigy straw. Tbtaa can b« don't take her suggestions. Her husband makes more than mine and 1 can't a f­ ford to apend money like ahe does. Resides, I have no car and I have to shop nrar to where I live. Abby. I am satisfied with my life *ir way it is but the makes me feel like everything I hav* ia second-rate. I'm not Jealous of her. I just wish she would leave me alumand quit suggesting things I can't afford. I am older than she Is, but she makes me feel like a helpless child. What ran 1 tell her? SISTER TROUBLE Woman DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: I've been driving my 9-yearold boy to and from trhool. 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Dr. Douglass advised that 1066 will be a most Import­ a n t year In Florida politic* when precinct officials are to be elected statewide. He pointed out th a t the po­ litical structure of both perties is baaed on the precinct which la the weakest link In the present Democratic sys­ tem. Em phasing that most per­ sons running for office of precinct eommltteewomen or committeeman have been un­ opposed, he stressed the need for additions! qualified and Interested candidate* to seek such posts. He Urged the group to call on all votara during the next campaign, reminding the as­ sociation that Ha major ob­ ject should be “good polities.'’ County Commissioner W. Lawrence Bwnfford reported th a t 10 new precincts have been formed by the county commission and again af­ firmed tha need of strong precinct organisation. Mrs. Robert Petree explain­ ed the Liberty Amendment whleh haa been proposed for addition to ths U. S. Constitu­ tion and already endorsed by eight states. She said that the amendment would limit tha treaty-making powers of the president, force the govern­ ment to divest Itself of cer­ tain business interests, and ellminats the Income tax. Mrs. Petree urged thoae present to write to Senxtor Meek Clevelsnd stating their opposition to the proposal. Dr. Douglass stated that the major goal of a certain reac­ tionary group la the repeal of the Income tax amendment and that he was opposed to such action. He further stated that he waa, in fact, in favor of strengthening the Incoma tax law to close loop­ holes presently being used to advantage by the wealthy, Robert Petree, treasurer of tha State Young Democrats, explained the Democratic or­ ganisation In Orange County and told of the grent atrldea made by the party there dur­ ing the past few years. During tha business meet­ ing a letter was read by Mrs. Wilma Jean Nipper from State Chairman W a r r e n Goodrich assuring tha associ­ ation that its constitution would lie approved as soon aa recommendation la received from the county chairman and the state committeeman and committee wo man. An invitation was extended members of the association by the Orange County Dem­ ocratic Executive Committee to attend a precinct work­ shop featuring speakers from Washington, I). C„ which will lie held in Orlando within the next few weeks. It wae derided to continue meetings of the local associ­ ation throughout tha summer with meeting data set for tha third Tuesday of each month. HR. PAUL DOUGLASS of Rollins College (left) and Robert G. Petree treasurer of State Young Democrats (right) were among speakers at monthly meetlnjr of Seminole County Democratic Association. With them is Mrs. Pearl Yarborouifh of the Seminole County Democratic ex­ ecutive committee. (Herald Photo) By J i m Casselberry Seminole Little League Wo­ men'* Auxiliary meeting at Altamonte Community Chap­ el wss attended by 61 persons, with 29 new member* joining the group. The meeting wa* conducted by Mr*. Garrett Coyle, prealdent; and the devotional wa* given by Mr*. John Stuart. Re­ port* were given by Mr*. Vel­ ma Brewer, secretary and Mrs. Shirley Christiana, trea­ surer; Mr*. C. L. Cooper demon­ strated chart* showing the re­ lationship of the auxiliary to the Little League board of dir­ ectors and the operation of the refreshment stand. Plans were announced for the rummage sale scheduled for this Friday and Saturday at Fern P la u . Items may still be left at the concession stand at Cooper Field, Cassel­ berry, during regular game hours. A discussion was held on Little League Queen Contest with each team to sponsor a girl in its own age group. It was announced that Coop­ e r Field has been chosen as the site of four of the Area Two championship g a m e s scheduled for June 21, 23 and CLARK RETIRES COLUMBIA, 8. C. (UPD— World War II hero Gen. Mark Clark said he will retire as president of The Citadel mili­ tary collega with no plana to run for political office. EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA Sorority presented a check for $60 to the Little Red Schoolhouse. Mrs. Fonnie A. Edwards, club treasurer, turns dona­ tion over to Mrs. Ada Sires, teacher of the school for mentally retarded children. (Herald Photo) Boy Scout Troop 242, of Lake Mary won the highest awards at the recent Spring Camporee for the St. John's District held at Camp How­ ard. The theme for the weekend activities was “Strengthening America's Heritage." Seven­ teen troops attended, number­ ing 300 persons, including leaders. Church services were held on Sunday morning before breaking camp. The Gold Ribbon, which Is the highest award for over all competition, was won by tha Thunderblrd Patrol under the leadership of Bobby Halback, patrol leader. The Blue Ribbon award was won by the Cobra Patrol under patrol leader, Fred Halback, and a Blue Ribbon award was won by the Pathfinder Patrol under leader, Mike Uti. Boys attending from Troop 242 were: Bobby Halback, Bob Keeth, Doug Button, William Omey, Don Keeth, David Fitsgerald, Doug Hunt, Stanley Howell, Fred Halback, Tom May, Ronald Leep, Mike Uts, Danny Schnitsler, Jimmy Sim­ mons, Keith Gibson, David McMurray, Bobby Jardine, i i R 0 4 C H IS • * M T J i doFALSE teeth BULLETIN BOARD dlnplay prepared after study of oceans by Mrs. Trene King’s sixth grade at Altamonte Springs Elementary School was pre­ sented for exhibit in the office. Representing the clans in making the presentation were (from left) Debbie Worland, Mark Reno, and Gail Smith. K»ck, Slid* «r Slip? P A S T trm . an Improved powdti to be eprtnXIed on upper or lower plate*, holds (ale* teeth more firmly In piece. Do not suds. clip or roc*. No lummy, tooey, paetr taete or feellnc. PAlrrnrrH te al kallae (nonsoldi. Doe* not sour. CliveHe “plate odor breath ". Oat FAHTXXTH at Iru* counter* everywhere. Bold at all Garden A Pet Sup­ ply, Hardware and Drug Stores. Including LiggettMadison, Eckerd, Walgreen, all Llndsley Lumbar and moat 8ears stores. BARKER TWINS, Karen (left) and Kathy, serve their mother, Mrs. Helen Barker of Cositcllierry, cookie* and punch at the Future Home­ makers Parent-Daughter Tea held in home economics suite at South Seminole Junior High School. (Herald Photo) First Methodist Kaffee Klotchers Meet Thursday Plans Dinner Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club will meet Thureday at 10 n.m. with Rose and Wllka’ Ilestaurunl in thu Valdez Building ui host. Several new owners and managers of established busl* nesses will lie Introduced, aa well aa officers who have re- First Methodist Church of Hanford bus announced n ’Dreams and Accompllshmenta 1004" dinner for 7 p.m. to­ day which has been scheduled ns n special get-together fur the entire church. Members are requested to bring their favorite dish. Re­ port* from all church organ­ ization!, including accomplish­ ment* for the paet year and plana for the next, will be presented. A special program of music will feature various groups of the rhurrh. WHAT NEXT? The Legislature passed a bill writing Into law something most people thought was siready there. It makes it un­ lawful to incarcerate men and women together in the same Jail cell. i i ccntly come aboard Sanford Naval Air Station. The Kuffce Khitcher* meet for onc.half hour. All tnpmhera of the Chamber and their employee are welcome. i HUSBAND A GRO UCH ? SP R IN G ! Cool Him O ff — Cool Your W hole H ouse W ith TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - » Gary Omey, Tim Brooklyn, Steve Fletcher, Randy Cooper, Curtis Crawford, Kevin Spotski, Danny Demorse, William Fltipatrick, David Cochran, Craig Thompson, Greg Hausch, and Scoutmaster Roy Howell Jr. and Assistant Scoutmaster Robert Rugenstelo. General Electric Ford sa,eS the b u g bitten Air CooditlMiag 1 1 / i 11 5 Plumbing, TTALL Heating, Inc. 1007 Ssaford 322.(363 tfrs UKTedW® ter fasti Wf i\PLCNIC VALUES t C h a ir t * X ^ S p e .c iiK GATOR lumber & Ace Hardware Cash and Carry 700French Are. Ph. 322-7121 Strickland i �*^ i s s n - x & n liiU tt |r n l) T u e s d a y . M a y 2 * . 19 G 5 DESCRIPTION OF LAND N O T I C c “ •5 5 !c « E >M H i or T il u u v b t u * t* k H i t r r 1»— that on tit* n t h t e r o f SU r. IM I. ■* t t e Oourt I oum tn Sanford, County of Bemlnol*. 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A II 8 SO Ft of W SO F t of 8 1/1 of IVH of EH E 715*4 Ft of Hie o f NE1* N of Ht 11.71 Btk 10 Tr IS ____ Ralph A Minnie Tarbrnuth Gertrud* Avs (Let* W in Ft of K ISO Ft of H 110 Ft of E ISO 11.10 11 II Benjamin J A Mery Hall M SH Blk IS Tr IS Ft A Bt R1 R/W I I t I t I t Jam T rucking Co Inc * 8 II Ft of Lot 7 A NH W H of E to A of NH of a 31.01 u Frank C A Edith AV W ight of Lot 1 lllk II Tr 3 wS ■ H */4 of W 4 of EH X NAME OF OW NER X E B C R ir r io s o f l a n d c ZL S 4 Ft of Let 1 A N B «r Herd Bd (L ess if = I ? SI Ft of Lot t Blk it :i R /W for Bt Rd> .... 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T ruttte L e t I ------------ ----------Edward C A F.lliebeth B l" 14 l e t Id Blk 11 Tr 1 Haul Youngblood 10 14 Lot 17 Blk A ________ W illiam W Arnold,Truatao L et I -----------------------Kuhn ISO 11 4.0* (leorge W ashington Lot II lllk A ....------_ Ciliar Raalty A • 37 EH ol IrOt 10 A W H of Jam es A Julia Davie l l . l t Lot 1 Blk B ________ Construction Co Ins t.A t u Hlk 1 45.51 • ST GUdye M Harris Harper James A Julia Davla Lot 3 Hlk n _____ Olllar Realty A L ot I t ________________ Janie* Turner i : 43 Lot 4 nik « Tr c ~ ..os. 13.31 Herbert Cherry H I * L>(« 3 A ( lllk B ___ _ Conalructlon Co Inc Alfred < 1 Dr tetllb rau d ler* p .... 4.11 4 Ulk • Tr A Lot Lucille M Brown Lot II lllk B ______ _ — Lot 11 (Laaa Fart In B Juan lia l<e L aillbeau. Benjamin Jefferson A Lot 11 Blk 0 ------ ----I Cha of E 1 Cha of dler* 13.17 4 SI Mary Hall BW >4 of SE'4 of N 9 1 '3 Ft of taOt 4.4*1 4 Rooket T A Ethel Cramllng Lot 14 Blk C _____ __ S 7 . l t . l t ) -------------Olllar R aalty A [|r..T li-r Lemon Hanford 13.13 4 nj lllk 7 Tr A Annie |. Newkirk l,oi 31 lllk C ............... 11.71 Conalructlon Co Ine 4 03 N 3: oj Lot Rlk 7 netale Hill Lot 11 lllk C .......... „ Lot 11 (Laaa Fart tn B 37 01 4 oi l.an A Pauline Agoranoe Tr A 1. A Johnson Et A1 Lot 31 Blk C _____ _ 1 Cha of E 7 Cha Zonnye T Davla Et Al 4i 43 ) 11 KH ol !.l»t i ink 7 Tr P J F A Halite Holly Lott 3* A 40 lllk C ____ o f 8\V U of SEH of 4 Oi Lot • lllk 4 Tr A .. „„ A L Jam es 40.73 R oosevelt ilrern Et A1 Lot 1 lllk D ................ 37.11-11) ______ ___ Loula A Jr A Francaa L 3 37 e : 8 *t of WH of 1.ot Alice Appling Et A1 37.1# U t 7 lllk D ______ _ Barry 4 «3 1 A X 11 1/ 4 Ft of J C A W illie Lee Cum m ings I I 11 Lot 11 Blk D _______ _ Lota II. II A I I --------W illiam J Arthur 30.10 Etle Bradford. Heirs 4 03 Lo * 3 lllk Tr n J F A Halite Holly 11 II Lot IS Blk D _______ Lot I I ------------------------Arnold A .Malhany, Truataaa Alice T Marlin 4 71 t e l I nik 8 Tr i’ . 71.30 Lula B allsy u u :s ink d -----------IM S W illiam W Arnold, Truatao Lot 37 -----------------------4 03 t e l i tie* * W 30 3 n Emms 1. Mat thew s ____ 11.IS Lot I Blk 15 W illiam W Arnold, Truataa Lot I I -----------------------W etter A Gurene E Dalnei 17 IT 4 03 lllk 1 Tr 0 —*.*■ J F A H alils H olly 13 40 Lot 3 lllk E -----------W illiam W Arnold. Truatao Lot I t ________________ Ro*a L Forte 4 01 U t • nik 3 Tr c .... ... Arthur J A M agnolia 1 Blk E ________« 10.01 Lot Doran F Match Lot 1 * -----------------------Ida W right, llelra 4 13 l e t s lllk 3 Tr P 30.17 Kill In*, worth 17.11 W illiam W Arnold. Truatao Lot 17 -----------------------4 03 NH 111 l e t 3 A S 4 Slsry J Vlrkera Kl A1 33 IS Lot 13 Blk K ---------- Paul W K lkelberger Lot I I -----------------------744 Kt of l.ot > lllk • lla ttle Cooper Kt A1 17.13 U t t 17 A I t ltlk K .... W illiam W Arnold. Truatao Lot 10 ________________ ,,,, ,, fliKlt flnillh Kt Al 11.35 4 03 Tr n Ftd A Edna Collins U t 17 lllk E ........... Kay Drvalopmant A l e t I t ------------------------Charlotte Carey :«75 l e t 1 lllk 8 Tr tl ... 14,34 Union Finance Co o f D e U n d 11.11 Lot 31 Blk K ......... ...... Raalty Inc * JO *0 Lithe Carey, llelra 4 11 1«c»t • tllk 3 Tr tl .... Horace Oalner Kt A! U t t 11 31 A IS Blk E Kay Davalopmant A Lot 10 ________________ 111 Julia Holme* 4 03 tl ... !.ot lllk J K A H allle H olly 1 3 Tr i : i t U t 14 Blk E ................ Raalty Inc Paul A Allan**** P lm n II I 53 l.ot 3 PI.AT lim it* in PARE H T ltlk 18 Tr A llt'TNKII'a *1 IIIIIA lelftN W illiam W Arnold. Truatao 13 40 Lot 01 ________________ Will ILnkertnn 113 IT Cal*ln «* A JMry I. Itendereon M 51 Iw.*t 4 Ittk in Tr A .... ,.,X U t s ... .......................... Kay Davalopmant A Lot 70 -----------------------; *:.:o Paul lllaon 87 41 t,rt| ltlk 10 Tr A Paul I. A- p e lo r -s B Ferry io. »o U t 14 ........................ ........ IItally Inc K lw ell A P o lls !53 14 Lot 1 A 3 Rlk 0 Tr li i i i r i . u v n . h i : o f l o c h an m m i i e p i . a t h o o k i i p a r e 1041 1110 W illiam W Arnold, Truatao Lot 7! ________________ K SI Fl of N 11 Ft of A K Jr A Hophla M s i i : Lot 14 ....... ...................... . Jam rt A llnallah Lota 71 A 10 -----------l.eola tl row n 4 10 14.10 U t 1 Rlk 10 Tr R Shoem aker II Knox Retunghau*. Truataa 33 IS Lot II _______________ W illiam a Kalla Lawrence 31 34 Lola « A i Rlk 111 Tr F LINCOLN IIEtRIITB SEC I PI.AT RIIIIK 13 PARK Ml 11.71 Ronald U nder Lot I t ........................... _ I5 .lt Herbert Cherry Lot t Rlk 10 Tr O __ 14 *3 U t II Blk 4 ......... ........ U n n sr.l A Lewis Johnson Lota 17, II, II A I t ___ 1ST ADDITION TO LOCKHART** 0 m i l l VISION AVH Of U t 10 Rlk 10 Robtrt J Sr A Carrie M W illie I. A Annie a Mlk* 10.10 PLAT ROOK 4 PARK 2S Tr O .......................... Radeon A Robert Dodi s m U t* l I A 1 (Lass AV 11 Florrle Nealy t i l l U t e II A 18 Blk I ___ oon Jr 11 00 W I, A Geraldine C Kirk I I I I'll Rlk 10 Tr II .... U t 1 Blk J _______ _ Luke W illiam s It K nos llettlngheue, L e t II -----15 7* Juanita Harold S IS U ta 4 A S ltlk 10 Tr II L illie Sloe W allace Truataa 11.14 U t S lllk J ......„......... 113.51 : : iu lo t* 1 A I Rlk 11 Tr A A A Helen Conelanllno Lota < 7 II A It Blk J Elisha A Mary J Vlckere H Knox ItetUnghaus, L et II ---------4! J0 t; 14 Ft of Lot 3 A All Lucy M Payne 1.11 U t 14 Blk J _____ ___ Truataa U t * S A 4 lllk II I.OCII A It lit) II RAVENNA PAIIK »KC PLAT IIIIOK 13 PARK* Bl A 03 ME'* of NEH A «H o f Alfred De U tlth ea u d lere A Lot 7 Btk II ________ William (7 Jr A F aye II NEH E of Rlvar „ M It R ( le o n e c Jr A Mildred E Juanltm L D* LantbeauClause M ill Harden SIS.It 38 01 dlere M M SMITH'S SECOND SIBDIVtSION PLAT ROOK t PARE UNI SANFORD FARMS PLAT BOOK I PACES 1ST I B A 1BBH 71 44 Joseph A Ella B Carr Lot S Blk It Tr D ___ i : 17 8 100 Ft of W ICO Ft of Lula Itallry L ot 1 Blk 1 _____ __ 4 41 17 II U l 3 lllk 11 Tr F ........ llaael* Hill, llelra Lot SI ........................ J A A Murtr Nance 11.14 L ot 7 Blk I ________ Sim lnole SunehU e Inc A HEPLAT UP RI.OCK M tl X SMITH'S 3ND SI R WH nf Lot I lllk 11 L e t I (Laaa M y 111 Ft I It Daley noblneon PLAT BOOK • PARK 04 Tr 0 __________ o f Wly t i l F t) Blk llobrrt A Jr A Irene M NH nf U t I Blk It Tr U t 1 Blk B --------------John R Jr A Deter 1 _________________ W lllla 11 A Ituby L I t <1 McIntosh H ________________ 11.14 B E lliot 18.71 Ballanger W II Ft of E 171 Ft o f H uelan II A Herman O L ota t A I Blk I -------13.14 Lot 3 A NH of Allay i i II 8 IIS Ft of SE U 78 IM I O rltr Et At Ad) on 8 Blk 11 Tr 111 W II Fl of B IS Ft of Ilualan II d rier Et A! X 10 F t o f Lot I Blk 7 W illiam llankeraon. Halm 81.11 13.40 H S it Ft of 8 EH t i 11 10 ST JOSEPH'S PLAT BOOK 1 PACE 111 Mary A Kamila Cooptr, U t 1 lllk 11 Tr C —— B ig n i l * Ft W A 710 Robert C A Ellaabath U L e i II -----------------------14 17 llelra Ft H of NE Cor III 14 Dukas 14 i i U l a lltalr. llelra U t I lllk 11 Tr C ___ _ Run tV 180 Ft H Lot I (Laaa E 111 F t) U l • A M>, of Allay ltd Ft E 100 Ft N A N 111 Ft of K II II 10 llu l.iit A Fauule Anmua 41 41 Ad| .in N Blk II JHI Kt ___________ Leon fl A Helen M Bryan 171.11 111 Ft of l e t 1 ___ II St Elisabeth Lowry Tr C .................. Deg m i l I Ft IV A 718 ST JOHNS RIVBH ESTATES PLAT BOOK IS PACE B4 31.11 Paul D lton last I Blk t l Tr C — F t H of NE Cor of 17.41 Bt Johns Properties Ina U t 1 Blk Ai __ D altey W hite Thompkln* A -----U t I Blk t l Tr E Her Run 8 100 Ft W Bt Johns Properties lna m il Lot * Blk A . . . I I II Alvin Hall SO Ft N ICO Ft ■ 33 II Bt John Properties Inc U t 7 :Blk A .... 11.17 F. 7 Ft of W IT ft of SO Ft to r o n_ _ II I t 10 A rchil Green lit Johns properties Ins i: u Lot 1 Blk Ai __ Khelly Joseph I II i l l C l l o n ’l MAP n p LOT* 84 A an OF M *4 SMITH'S INO H I U l e Btk 11 Tr F 7.4* Rt Johns Properties Ins I j*»I 8 :Blk A __ llarvay Velna IS II DEED ROOK loft PARK 330 I IT H U l I lllk 11 Tr II 7.41 Rt Jnhne Properties Ins U t 10 Blk .A 11.18 aCAUIlMV MANOR I'NIT ONE PLAT HOOK tB PARK I I Annie SI A fllmi.n Jones Jr 1 )1 E (7 Ft of U t A -----Rt Johns Properties Ine Lot 11 lllk JA __ Hharpa Building Corp 11(11 PLAT ROOK .1 PARK HA dam krovs add ' U t 14 « *1 HI Johns Properties Ine U t i : Rlk )K __ * nn W illie J A l.nuls# Jenkins Min..n A Slsry F. Ilruukan 11 II tail 13 ...... .......... I II U t e I A 1 nik 1 -----HI Johns Properties Ine Lrit u Blk A . I.O I* 41 A 43 HLK A A nM iesoil'S M 4P n r 13 ul Curtla W A Bernice Bradley U l a 11 A 11 Blk t -----< 33 Ht Johns Prnpsrtlee Ine U t 14 Blk A . IIF.EII BOOK IDT PARE 481 Bl II e is m M n u n in e xN ii n i N i m i n i o N Flurlta II Hinlth I D Lot. f A S lllk I -----Ht Johns Properties Ins l e t i i lllk A e 14 13 44 Lot 8 Alton Young K V a F.ula M Scott ................ 4" 73 Lot II Blk 4 ________ Ht Johns Properties Ine IrOt l lllk It . laalah A Rachel P ringle 14 II 48.10 Mary K A Hoy A Redding U t e J A I .................. 10.47 U t 11 lllk 4 Ht Jnhne Properties Ino U t 3 Rlk n . PLAT HOOK 3 PARK TO IIKLsAIR III AIK PLAT ROOK B PARK lid m i7 Ht Johns Properties Ine U t 1 Rlk B . Lemuel T A Margie P 33 IS U t * I I H Utk IO __ l'varelt Marlon in 47 U t e It 11 A I I ___ _ Bt Johna Properties lna U t 1 Blk B . 7 1 II 7 SI llrown W C De C ourier 10 4e liMt 10 ____________— Bt Johna P roperties Ine U t 1 Blk B . IIOVD'B BI'BIIIVISION PLAT HOOK I PARK Bfl 1 13 U t t l _____ _______ __ K e lls Humphrey in se U t 1 Blk B . Bt Johns Properties Ino _________ 4'errla M Hop* It IT LOCKHART’! BYBDIY18I4IN PI,AT ROOK 3 PARK fA U t 10 - ___ _________ jo i s Bt Johns Properties Ine U t T Blk B . WIIIV A VISTA KSTATE.* PI,AT ROOK 3 PARES 1 A B 11.17 Alfred# Wallace in. ns U t e 17 A It Btk 1 Bt Jnhne Properties Ine U l 1 Blk B . in 81 Jam ta A Rebecca Kirkland Grover C Klnard • I I U t IT lllk II ---------10.M U t I Blk 1 ___ ___ Ht Johna Propertlee Ino J e t 1 Blk It . IS 80 Slsry C A la a a ml er i :« Lot I Hlk D .............. . 8n|ihla ,A Jntiaa Ht Johns Properties Ine 1! II U « 11 Blk 2 ------ -— , l e t to Rlk 11 . 17.41 8 11H Ft of l-"t I A llrnrxr Young Ht Johna Properties Ine : : s i U t II Blk 3 ---------- l e t 11 lllk II . 01 S4 Iran# K Ilrower Kl A1 4 71 •* NH or Lot S lllk F II W June* u t s ink i ____ _ HI Johne P roperties Ine U t 13 Rlk n PLAT HOOK I PAliKA 133 A 130 CEI.I1II V AAKNLU AD ill I Iii N li.11 Flntrle Nraljr Ht Johns Properties Ine Lot II Rlk 11 . : : ib Ie.lt 13 A II Blk I __ llaael lleaor S ill I t l WH of Lot 1 Rlk It O m .is i ,I M Field* m s s | Lot IS Blk S .............. Lo t 11 nik n . Ht Johns Properties Ine J D W oodruff Kt Al 11S.SI 14 : i tails 1 A 1 Rlk C - __ _ laalah Laurence, llalrs 30,4* U t e II IS A IS Blk ( Hi Johne rropertlee Ine U t l i nik B T W oodruff 1101 Slay Frank Jonea Kt A! 11.41 U l I lllk C ------ -------Bt Johne properties Ino 10.1* Lot IT Blk 7 ......... IrOt 14 nik n . CHAPMAN A T l CK EH i ADDITION PLAT NOOK 1 PARE 34 O ti.rga Abrams 15 S3 m is U t a 10 A II Blk S Ht Johna P roperties Ine leOt 17 lllk n . 11.00 Z J Jerry, llelra 14.71 U t S Rlk S ______ .... Ituby Mitcham Ht Johne Propertlee Ina 11 37 U t 8 Blk 11 ............... u t 11 nik n . W IDO Ft of Atl fl of Ht Johne Properties Ine 43 31 U t I A 7H Ft of Alley IrOt 10 nik B . 18 IT W illie Buah let turret A NH of on 8 A K Blk II HI Johns Propertlee Ine II It IrOt I nik c . Bt Ad) on U Rlk 14 Harry E A liu lh AV Robson i : t oi Len Itosrn Kl A! I tl lllk 11 HI Jnhne Properties Ine ISO* Lnt U t 3 Blk c 133 10 43 t l U t 1 lllk 17 - ............. I E Rattan Eddie It A Ratty J Luatar Rlk II U l 15.07 Ht Johne Properties lna IrOt 1 lllk c . II 11 41.41 U l a 4 A 1 Rlk II ... Linda l. Perklne Clifford Anderson ltlk 14 IS 07 Lnt Ht Johne Properties Ine U t 4 nik c . HI I! 17 *4 N 41 Ft of Lot S lllk It Slagnla W illiam s Kt A1 Jus*|ih A Lillian II Lannerd Rlk IS Bl Johna Properttas Ine 1S.0T U t J e t t ink c . 4 II 4.11 APPE.I.L'B 81' Hill A 1*10 N PL AT HOOK 1 PARK Tt Alplu.nay A Juhnnle St Blk IS 11 nl U t Ht Johna I'ropertlas Inc U t • nik n * 10.11 l.'lyeea* fl llurtun Lowrry 4.11 U l * 4 A 7 Rlk () l i o7 HI Johne Proparllae Ine U t 7 lllk c . John A 11*11 l i It Lula I U II lllk U . . . _ Edward 1. A Victoria IS 07 U t I Blk 1 1 ----------Bt Johne Proparttee Ine U t t Blk c . Ueaal* H M cCarlty KH of Lot If lllk II : m i 71 II H arrington IS 07 Bt Johne Properties Ine U t 1 Blk c . W SO Ft of E ISO Ft 11.07 U l a 7 I 18 11 A I t Blk Bt Johne Propertlee Ina U t 18 Blk c . Raymond E A Aria J of N III Ft of 8 I I ---11.07 ■t Johns Propertlee Ine U t 11 nik c . 34S Ft of E nplaned Lundqulet 17.17 i : si Bt Johne Properties Ine LeOt 17 Blk c . John A A Least* M Hall WEST SANFORD REALTY CO Il'R D tV IllO N PLAT ROOK B PARE M I’arl lllk () ________ 111 in i l Bt Johns Propertlee Ine l e t t l Blk c , N to Ft of 8 100 Ft of 3 ISO Fl or W 107.S Ft 10 M Bt Johne Properties Ine l e t 11 Dlk c . W illiam t. A (Israldlne C K 100 Ft of tin* 10.1* of U t A ________ Ht Johns Proparllat Ine Lnt 18 Blk c . S li Kirk tl.TI W L Kirk platted Part lllk (I 30 11 Ht Johns Properties Inc U t 11 Blk c . Henry <) A Cure L Bradley 71.71 W llu Fl or U l SI U t I Hlk O -----------BOOK ERTO VAN PLAT BOOK 4 PACE* P A N Mill* Hall is i ; Emma Manuel 1.41 lllk K - ---------------U t e 7 A I Blk I ______ U t II A 8H o f Allay PARKS 1*7 A Io« PLAT BUOK M W CLAHH'b Bt Mill VISION J D A N ettle A shley 1! 1« 3 14 1 Ft t>f N 411 Tl of Ad) on N ________ W i i Ft ot l o t 7 A W 178 r t of NE14 BBT C larin et A Batty J Brow* U t I t -----------------------John A A Bernice Jchnaon 13 so Atl Lot ■ Rlk 3 4 .... 130.es of NAVU —___ ____ II II 10 Jimmie A Tear! L K eaton Clarence W ilson 14.13 U t I I ------------------------Can.lath* It H olliday MI 10 U l * 10 A 17 lllk 34 ___ 14.14 Beg l i t Ft B or NW Cor Jem te Brrant U t I I ________________ U r o y A lo h n n lt W Rleon 11.13 U t t Rlk IV ___ ______ of N K li of N W H 4 01 N ellie U s U t 71 ________________ PLAT NOOK I PARK lint W M FLA UK'S BLB.RIV Run B 7.4 Ft B IT* I IT L B Mann U t e 14 A I I -----------n o se L lilc k e lilt U t I tllk tl Tr 14 — F l N 7.4 F t W 178 5 IS h B Slenn U t I I --------------------- — 14 II I t John D A Marjorie B Carlton 111 U u 10 A It Blk 11 II 11 Harold Oalnaa U t a 111 * U 4 --------W ilbur A Candatha Tr 1 4 -----------------11.41 S 18% ! o f V m r t of U e B o y A Elnora K eitt U t 1 1 1 -----------------------H olliday 7117 W H of NWt4 of III Albert M Robinson U t t i l ---------------------r o t NTKY CLYR MANOR l NIT TW O PLA T BOOK I I PARK ISS 41.11 BW 44 o f N W H ____ II II I I W L A Geraldine Kirk K atie Mee Smith IS II U t 111 U t 1 Blk I ) ..... .............. Billy U llartlraon 40.11 Carrie W illiam s I 71 E II Ft o f W 117 Ft U t e 111. I l l A 1 1 1 -----DK FORESTS AUDITION PLAT HOOK I PARK IS* „ f N 100 Ft of BW 1 It Bryce, Jr A Yvonne dlenn U t 1 1 7 ___________ — SI Tl • U t F ............................ Anna* Knitllali II lu I f 11 18 drover A Elkin L Taylor Minnie I. Hardy 11.73 H of NW14 U t 114 ---------------------IIOIISKV'S St HDIA ISION PLAT HOOK 4 PARE B 3 II 8 i:u Of WW'i of NEU Reuben Jeter. Jr U t t« l ------------------ — U l l A WH of U l 1 _ Florida Dabney, Heir* 71.13 41)1 14 II 18 J D W oodruff a t I W lt 30 ul O ils Urean U t e t i l . III. A 111 _ DHKAMWULM PLAT BOOK B PARE* M A II 48 TH E TOWN try • ANFOHU Robert L Porter 111 U t e 110 A 1 8 1 --------PLAT ROOK 4 PARKS M A N PLAT ROOK 1 PAUKB H la « A 111 U S 1IB I I I A UT Lucy Btaytnora I t Tl U t 111 -------------,------U U II II A 10 ( U s e U tA 1 1 A B Blk t W illiam A W lllla Man U t e 141 A I I I -----------R C Boyce 1111 74 N t l F l of U l 14 Tr I _____________ Carpenter I f 48 A N'Ely II Ft of Joe A Rattle J Field# 17 40 U ta 1 A 3 Blk 1 Tr U t 111 of u i I t (or Alley) 7 A K 111 F l of 1 1 1 ! W M A Itoaa B Newman U t 147 Capri Restaurant, Ine 701.71 Blk 1 Alley Adj on W „ S1.71 Murry Mike U t 1 1 1 _____________ It 31 Ualor Lumber Company Ino l e t 18 lllk 1 U l 70 4.11 Aaron A L ottie Phillips U t III ---------------------A All EH ( U s e Rd) Blk I WH of U l II 71 03 H om erselta Carroll U t i l l --------------------18.11 Jam es C A Esther P N W A B erbers U v * U t 13 Blk 1 ----Tr 11 -----------------L B Mann 1-84 U t i l l --------------------W illiam* till U l e t l A II Blk I W lllla C Byrd A RaberS C U t I I I ---------------------U l 111 13 It E veline K ing U t 30 A WH of W aters 14.87 Ronald J A Evelyn D Blk 11 _______ U t I A N R Ft of U t 10.10 Ernest A Aanla R Campbell U t n t i l A l i t --------Burk* Me* Fheafer 1311 101 41 IS Blk I Tr 8 --------L B Mann 41 01 U t 111 --------------------Anna It G raves IS 17 lie n 1. A Katherine fl l e t * 17A A 33 ltlk I t U t 1 Blk 1 Tr 1! ____ U t e III. III. I l l , 117, t l II of l«al Johneon U t 38 A WH 11.11 E rnest A Annie R Campbell A 1 1 1 -----------------W illiam If A Levada A 10 Blk 1 1 ____ ..... N 43 H F t of U t 4 Blk Mury Mike A Charlie U t I I I --------------------Bruce 111.18 France* J Felrcloth I I .I t 4 Tr 1 0 ----- --------II SI May Comm lna Bybll M Itouth, llelra 111 It U u 1 4 t II 11 A It I • I sa g one I I I BH of EH Blk 4 Tr II Lata 117. I U A 111 — J Roy A Lilli* V Britt 80S II Cherltn II A Helen Beet 18.10 lllk It -------------W 4 Blk 4 Tr 1 8 ----U t e 171, III. I l l A lilts J Roy A Lillie V Britt U U I 1 I A I Blk II . . 71.14 B 11 Fl of WH of U t E C A H attie Medea N 1.11 F l nf U l M All I A AVH of U l II 1' V liV 'r L o I lD A ~ L A N D AND COLONIBATIOR COMPANY'S M nrsaret J Plater 11.11 et U U It A I t Blk 4 Tr 4 --------CELKMY PLANTATION PLAT BOOK 1 PAON IBB (U a e Beg NE Cor Juan ita Orsen 1.11 U t I Blk I Tr 7 ____ • BU T PS o f ■ II r t Run B 111 F l N t t Robert E A Anna J U t 7 Blk I Tr 7 ____ • f U t II A B ITI.T Deg IS Min W l l t . l Mltrhall 11811 IT IS F t o f U t I T __ „ Charles D A Joyee P Neker Fl Nly I Kt to NW Boccn A U ounetle Bulplilo 177.11 U t e I A t l Blk I Tr II II II L»t I I ______ „ ___ _ John H Stsnd lfer Cor K to PUD) Blk V irgil C A Catharine E U l e It A 11 Blk 1 Tr I PALM PLACD PLAT NOOK SO PARK OB V l l l a n Q Goble 111 II Oracey 1741 I t 74 U t I I _______________ . U u le e Rourke A T W Ray U t I A N I I F t of U t That Pt ot L o u I t It A P S YNRMTABLM TRACT PLAT NOOK t PARR 14 A 1« Lying S o f a 4 Blk I Tr I ____ Jay H Rack 11*11 B lock A ( U s e R4 A Jamee W A Violet B Cook I 11 I. tne Described e* III II U t 11 Hlk I Tr II _ B y) ..._____ ____ W fl A L eri P Herrin Beg at * P i on AVIy AV4 of U t 4 Blk 7 Tr I Clare K U r l g ITII W R IT N A IR N PLAT NOOK II PARR BR Line nf U t t l It H enry P A H arriet E U l 4 Blk 7 Tr I ____ u t i t a k i t r t or Fl HWly on NW Cor Johnson 7118 111 It U t II _________ _ Carl A A Edith R Praerott of U t II Run Ely B R Bertlaeoa 140.11 11.11 U t e I A 1 Blk 7 Tr I U t I I __________ ______ M L A Paulina Nichole to Pt 14 14 Ft N e f 11.78 e i i r t or n u t r t U t II _______________ Gene M A Ruth N Nichole NE Cor of U t II Blk T Tr I B ______ Ti m D U #a 1111 B O O TS * ttSDIYSBlON P L A T BOOK 0 PAOB I NEly to n Pt on a U t PI e f I I t r t a t | «| • Ctareaoa ■ * Amelia C w i n r t a tk f ty Ely lino o f U t t l Oerter IM 4 u -----------------------I I. t l P i N o f NR A le tte PatarnoA, Bairn 11.11 B H r n r a t r i a d s c r d iy ib io n plat B PAAR M U t 7 Blk I Tr I ____ Cor of u t I lllk 11 L illi* E Herndon !» 01 Robert C A Alice ■ • I M * P t ( U s e N II I llarvey W MrCallay till U t I Blk I Tr I ___ Trout 14710 r t or w t i i . i t r n . _ „ Haru.d li Jr A liu lh Ann U l I Blk I I ________ 47 17 U l I Blk I Tr I f ____ W illiam E A E lisabeth H - g f U t • —___ — Jam s* T Bate# t s K4 SH SH All Lola 14 A IS Rlk *8 — L oti 11 A 13 Ittk 11 _ Lot II Blk 11 ________ last 14 nik 11 ________ Io ta 4 A S ltlk 11 ___ Lot t l lllk IS ___ _ U t 1 A NH of U t 1 . . Blk 3 7 ____________ e £ 1 n* J* a & Bl e » 0 A) e 1 NAME OF OWNER 3 1 1 b K trcher W illiam E A E llie b e th H K lrcher llardy W A Eva Belle I* lls w tt llsrd y W A Eva Bslta P Rawls W illiam 8 Hartarlrk Anns P Adams Kt A1 Harry H A Harsh 8 Kane II e | 11.74 til 3| M il 111 II 34 01 14 71 Marlin W Jr A Mary J Maple 18.11 OltKAMWOLt) MARIAN SKCTtnN PLAT BOOK B PAGE 1*1 Lota 1 A 1 ------- -----Salvatore 8 A Slsry d e n a r s 41 SB 3HII SECTION llREAMAVUI.il PLAT ROOK 4 PARE TA toil* 1 In 10 lllk 1 ___ John M F it.P atrick 18.14 Lota 1 to 10 Blk 3 _ 11*1 John M F ltip atrtck Lola 1 to S lllk 3 lla sel M Porter t.oia 1 3 ID A 11 Rlk 4 llneet il Porter 47 *3 lad* 1 3 * 3 Blk 5 ... 40. •» ll.ite l M Potter U l IT Blk I _____ _ Clara L Lee 74 «t U l e 5 A 4 A 11 A 3" Blk 4 ........................... H a iti M Porter 41.IT U U 13 A 30 tllk 1 __ Georg* M Sr A LIIHan L W lllla >1 11 AMENDED PI.AT D ill ID PARK PI.AT IIIIOK T PARE* B A 4 l.ot 0 t L*, * K 034 Ft) Thonm* J A Jc.tn M i*alvtn 411.14 U U 31 33 A 33 .... ... !*oul*« y.full 434 71 U l e 31 3i A 34 ............ Loul«« Zeuli 434.71 That Pi of L it 37 N of Onnr* ltd (La** Beg fill K Line U t 37 A N Line Onor* ltd Run flW'ly on Rd 400 Ft N t35 Ft NEly on C o n s t i l l 35 F l to tt 150 to Reg) __________ Z#ul1 l i t IT AMENDED PLAT ELNORA SQl’.AItr. DKED BOOK 113 PAOB 4*1 SCR Lot 3 It.eoa N 34 3i F l) A Ioil 10 (t,e*a E 5 Kl) _____ _______ W R llanilllon 13 01 U t 11 ............. ....... . Timothy D A Ruby W ilson 7 II F.AIHA IEAV PI.AT IIOOK 4 PARK Tt N 5 Fl of fl ID Ft of U l !0 Rlk 1 ___ _ 1 K A Martha C Batten 0.01 8 5 Fl at N 10 Ft of Lot II Rlk 1 ........... I E A Martha C Batten 101 I'L l.1.(144 N1IIP ADDITION PLAT HOOK * PARK B LoU 1 A 1 A NH of flt Ad) on K lllk A ___ 40 II fieri E Chapman Lot l l lllk 11 ..... ........ .. 3113 Weeley A Naomi L Flllmon U l 5 lllk C _____ __ CeiH II A Lucille II Crewra 11.11 M H*T *TIIEIn* E \T E N *|IIN PI.AT IIIIOK 3 PARES f g A T4A All Rlk R ____________ National E ahlbltlon Co 8,171.41 U U 1 to 14 lllk F A PI ol flt between Rlk* K A F ......... . 1113.01 National Eahlbltlon Co Lot* 1 3 I 1 1 1 I A 0 Rlk 1. ____________ National Eahlbltlon C* !no 1*7.31 U t, 1 3 1 4 0 1 7 A 0 lllk M National E xhibition Co Ine 133.78 PI.till III A LAND A c n i.o N tr a t io n r o '* a d d i t i o n t o HOI T il S ANFORD PL AT ROOK 1 PARK T3 U U 11 A 30 ........... E II Vlckere ll.tl U l * 33 A 11 ___ ____ _ Royal* Htnk** 10 48 U t 43 ............ Helan Cherry 11.10 Lot 43 _________ __ Hilda Johnion S 4.lt U t 43 . Herbert Cherry 4.31 U l 40 _________ _____ _ Mary Alice flherman I t II U l 77 ________________ Herbert A M ettle I. Cherry 13.11 U t 71 . .. ... ............ ........... Herbert A M attie 1. Cherry 4.31 PII4NKI.IN TEIlII ACE PI.AT BOOK B PARK TB U U 01 A 14 _____ _ Aalralnr* M A Mary Genova 11.18 1A*t II ........................ .... Jerry L Daniel Jr 18.18 U U SI A 10 A N 13 Ft of Lot 81 ........— .„ Jerry t. Jr A Bertha J Daniel tit tl R ISOII lit A A IIIE I PLAT HOOK T PARR SB Ul t 14.71 Charles T Janas Kt A! U l e 11 II A 11 Albert A Lady C Redden ll.tl Beatrice Brown U l II ____ ___________ 11.41 18.11 Josephine A Henry H ew s U t 11 W illis J F lyn t Jr 11.11 John A Hall U t II 4.18 ROI.DKN RATES AMENDED PLAT PLAT HOOK 14 PARR I t U t 7 . ______________ John D A Marjorie B Carlton 111.11 lilt ACELINK COl RT PLAT HOOK S PARR M Lot II A N 18 Ft of U t II ........ .......... . Pauline M Hold m u RIIIIVU MANORS PLAT HOUK 1* PARKS Bl A SB U t 41 ................................. K lngsw ood Builders Ins •1.7* IIIRIII.ANB PARK PLAT NOOK 4 PARK BB U t a 11 11 II A IS (L ets W I Ft) tllk I -----Howard P A te r id n E Lee 111 II U l e t A 7 A Beg flK Cur of U t 1 Run Nly along rt l o t s Ft Wly lu Pt IM I Kt N of flW Cor of U l I fl In fllV Cor Ely to Beg Rlk t _ . . . . .... ............... .. D n lglit M Jr A Janet C lllackw elder 111 17 IIIILIIEN IIKAL ESTATE COMPANY'S ADDITION PLAT HOOK 1 PARK M KH of Lot 1 Oscar A AnntS M Itsb erU tt-tf WH of U U 7 A I -----R en ts Hill, H sfrs 14 17 WH nf EH of BoU U A 14 ..................... Elite J. Thome* II.1B e h Of U ta 31 A 31 ... Lillie L tt W illiam s tl.41 EH of U U 11 A 30 ... Juanita K A U u 0 Harold 4111 AV P I.KAYITT’B SinD IA ISIO N PLAT HOOK 1 PARR BT Henry Do l.ancy. H eirs ll.t l flll'i of l.ot 1 ................ AW'* nf Lot 1 _______ Chart#* * Dnrolhy Gremlin I t .I I M ARNO 1.1 A IIEtRIITB PL AT HOOK B PARK TS U U IT A 3 1 ________ Hanford Atlantia National Bank 411 It U U S3 A II ______ _ l.u lh er A Eve V Teaker 11.11 Robert J A N ival* AV Hmlth t l.t t Lot IS * AH of U t 17 John II A Edna U U IU A M l ______ M etUrshelmer ll.tl MARKKA At PARK IIKIRIITS PLAT IIIIOK I PARR TB (ails I A 7 lllk II .......... Mildred N McCoy lt .lt A C MARTIN'S AUDITION PLAT BOOK I PARK SB Fraction E of lly tllk lu Tr II ................ AV liar net t A PaulettS C White 1.01 MAI I'AIIA PLAT HOOK 3 PARES 31 4 U 4 PI.AT NOOK B PARK Bt U l 7 Rlk t Hugh .A tt Evelyn E McCollum J ltlt MKIICH'S Bt'RIIIVISION PLAT HOOK S PARR B4 Lot 18 Hlk I ................ .. W illie Itoundlre* 111 MEM.ONAILI.K PLAT HOOK I PARK 13* U t 1 A NH or flt Adj on fl ltlk 11 ...... Elleabelr A Munson 141.11 Ml SSON A A IIElirilO M O IE'i SI II I'l.AT HOOK 3 PARR 103 John I'rnhst Ut 4 14.74 NDAVE'S AUDITION PLAT IIOIII4 1 PARKS 74 * II I U U 4 A 7 Btk F........ t ans C Aahl 111 18 OK AM ill PAI4K PI.AT UDOK 3 PARK 4S U t II A N I F l al Lot 13 ______________ .... W illiam It A B elly A Howard III I t XNII ADDITION TO PARK VIEW PI.AT IIOOK 4 PARK B lo U 1 A 1 Thomas I. A I’nullti* U e 14.41 U u 11 A 14 _________ Clyde A E llieb eth A flhrlner 41.71 E 40 Fl of U U 17 t l A 18 ........ ................. Sellle W Miller 10.71 PARTIN'S 31 HDIVISlON OF LOT 37 lO l'T H IANFORD DEED HOOK 113 PARE 33 SCR U t I ___ Eli el N om lth 18.11 PHILLIPS TIIIIIIACH PLAT IIOOK N PARE U Lot 31 --------- -----------Htanley N flullnn 111 17 *01711 PINE! REST FIRST AUDITION PI.AT UOOK IS PAUKB 43 A U l 13 ------------------------llu x e ll A Hr A Nurm i |< Finch 1141 SOFTH PINKCRKBT SKCONU ADDITION PLAT ROOK 1A PAOR SB Lai 11 Richard F A Collsan Q Fsndlln I t.I I PINK IIKIRIITS I'LAl' HOOK 3 PARR Bl Edwin I.In.Ley A J li 8 I t F l of Lot 40 A U U W illiam s Et Al llt.ll 41 lo 41 ............... WH of Lola 84 A 41 Merlin A Joyce E Stevereoa 77.11 U l* 18 IT A NH of Lot II 1. A Thelma D U sell 1174 PLAT HOOK S PARE f l PINKIII HIT U t 111 ........... ............... Miriam May* Jen k in s llt.ll 8 II Fl of U l 147 A A All U l 141 Carroll B A Mary E Crider S ill PINE LEVEL PLAT HOOK « PARKS M A I f W 41 Fl ot Lot l 111k 1 Vernal J McDonald lit* U U 7 A I A E 14 F l of U l t Blk 1 ..... ...... Church of Christ I t II U U I A 4 lllk 7 ___ U u le e Jenkins 41.11 U t 1 Blk I I ________ Oeell Vickers 11.11 U t 4 Blk I t _________ E esk iel A M yrtle J e n k lss 1.78 U t II Blk 1 1 ________ Jam es A Anns II Brooks 14.11 U t I Blk 1 0 ________ H e llls A D eferdls Cooper 1.78 U l 11 IHk 10 -----------lle lll* Cooper 1.78 U u 11 a t l lllk to . . lla ttle Cooper 1.11 U t a II A 17 Blk 1* Time Finance Service Ino 11.11 U l e l to IS A N 10 F l of U l H A S H Ft nf U t II A All U t 14 ( U s e fl II Kl nf 7*1 I A N II F l nf Lot 1) Blk 11 ___ I E Belton d t.lt LoU II to 10 lllk 11 John D A Me* T W oodruff 1*1.11 U U 1 A 1 Blk 2 1 ____ H a u ls Ure&don, Hetre SS.II Lot I Blk II ________ A II A W illis M H erriag U U 14 IT A II Blk II Eddie A B eatrice El ley HIT U l I I Blk 11 —___ — Asm Hones Kt Al Ut U t II Blk I I -----------C B F r s o k lls d tl RK D U U U 'fl BI'BDIVISION PLAT BOOM ■ PARK BB loot 7 IM t Rufus A East* 0 T a les ROAD OIUK PARK PLAT ROOK 4 PARR I W illie A M iller, Mslr* _ r �S f » • « ;:* * * £ * 3 f^. k'.v | * I |» fc. » 1 I * S I * ........ ........................................... • • • I* fe| «© ^ •••‘ 4• ' • • • » - * * • • • • • • 2 5 2 • S •* S 2 2 2 • ©2 — © • ~ 2 - • 2 2 » s o a - —© © e © 2 2 © 2 2 * • • • • « • • • • • « « « I0 N M |« -IS S s* » " * * * « 5 B - 222 C n -4 -4 -4 -4 -4 1 « • V ■ ■ * • * * * * • M• • • » » * « • « • • « ■ « 1 *4 M§ ^ ^ tf « MM*4 *4*4*4 * ^ * * f * �d a d BM C1U FT10N OF LAND , 1 f J1 l ii DESCRIPTION OF LAND N A t IB O F O W N B R 111 13; : 3 , •j 12 & 1 3 I! * D E B C R in iO N o r NAUR OF OWNER ilas ll 1 DESCRIPTION OF LAND NAUR OF OWNER land ! li| t K i-ot ti Bik a 1 { A a 2 9 B t* 4 li & fl 3 NAHB OF OWNBR Th* North OrlaaA* O* F t I I Dog Slid Tho North Orlando Co 11 II Th* North Orlnnda C* ST.4S T-ot 4 B lk *T T k i M onk Or l i l t * O f l-ot SI Blk Mia K to Panam a Tho North Orlando Co II.at l-ot I Blk IT Th* North Orlando O* F odiral H auling Lot 17 B lk B ltd W iy on ltd to Tho North Orlando Co 4.11 Th# North Orlanda Oo 111.IT t-ot • Blk IT Cemtnltelonar IT.IS Lot II Blk B T he North Orlanda Co Tho North Orlando Co 4.TI B i g ) ----■ ■ tmt T Blk IT Th* North Orlando Co 14.14 Tka North O rU n la Oa IM * Lot I t Rlk Tha North Orlande Co t-o t 1« Blk « — Tho North Orlondo Co 4.11 t-ot I Blk A -----------Th# North Orlando C# 14.14 T-ot I Blk IT Tho North O r l t H i Co I-ot I t Rlk Tho North Orlando Cn 17.31 I-ot 11 Blk 4 -------T n ik A -----------Lot Tho North Orlando Ca T1.4T Th* North Orlando Co 14.14 t-ot 11 Blk ST T k i North Orlando C« li.2 3 I-ot 41 Rlk Tha Narth Orlando Co t-ot 11 Blk 4 — n ik A Tho Norlh Orlando Co 1S.TS 1-nl Th* North Orlando Co IT.44 l-ot 1 Blk II THO North Orlando Co Tha Norlh Orlando Co 11.11 I-ot 41 Rlk L ot IT B lk 4 ------n ik R Lot Tho North Orlondo Co 4.1 S Blk II Th# North Orlando Co t-ot 1T.4I Tho North Orlando Co 11.10 Lot I I Rlk Tha North Orlaodo Co t-o t I t Blk 4 ------nik n Tho North Orlando Co 4.11 Lot Blk SI Th# North Orlando Co t-ot 14.14 Tho North OHohda Co I-ot II Blk Tha North Orlando Co 11.30 t-ot 11 Blk 4 ------Blk B Tho North Orlando Co 4.11 l-ot Blk II Th# North Orlanda Co 1l.lt t-ot Tho North Orlando Co Lot 41 Blk The Norlh Ortando Co l l . l t t-ot I I Blk I ------Blk B I-ot Tho North Orlando Oo 4.11 Blk 31 Th* Norlh Orlande Co 1411 l-ot Tho North Orlando Co IT.SI Lot 44 Blk Tha North Orlando Oo ntk b t-o t 11 Blk I ------I-ot Tho North Orlando Co 4 11 Blk St Th* North Orlando Co I « t H arlion HomM of Of Ian do t a t tl.TT t t . l l Lot 41 Rlk Tha Norlh Orlando Ca l-o t 11 Blk I — . Blk C Tho North O rlando Co 4.1d t-ot Blk SI Lot Th* North Orlando Co Landmark KMarprUa# Too J l . l t t-ol 47 Blk 14.01 Tha North Orlando Co T-ot 11 Blk « ------I-ot ntk n Tha Norlh Orlando Co 4.IS Blk SI PI-AT ROOK IS FAORB 11 lan d m ark Enlarprlaa* Ino l . l l I-ot NORTH ORLARDO KANCHRS IR C • Tha North Orlando Co t l . i l l-o t 14 B lk I ------Blk C Tho North Ortando Oo 1S.40 Lot Blk 1* Th* Norlh Orlando Co t-andmark Kntarprlaaa lna 1.41 t-ot 11.71 Lot 1 Rlk 1 Tha North Orlando Co l-o t II Blk « ---n ik c Lot NORTH ORLANDO RANCDRI PRCTION I PLAT BOOK t l PAO B I Th# North Orlando Co la n d m a rk Kntarprfoa* la a III I It Lot 3 Blk 1 Tha North Orlando Co t-o t 14 Blk • Blk C II.IT Lot Tha Norlh Orlando Ca Th# North Orlando Co I-andmark Kntarprlaaa ln a l . l l Lot I Blk A ------------Lot 3 Rlk 1 Tha North Orlondo Co 15.51 l-o t IT Blk * — II.S1 Lot ia n ik c Tha Norlh Orlando Co Th* North Orlando Co lan d m ark Kntarprleaa ln a l . l l I-ot I Blk A ------------Tha North Orlando Co 11.71 Lot 4 Rlk 1 t-ot 11 Blk « i— tl.IT i-ot i t n ik c Tha North Orlondo Oo Th# North Orlando Co lan d m ark Kntarprlaaa lna 1.41 Lot 1 Blk B ------------10.01 Lot 1 lllk 3 Tha North Orlando Co l-o t II Blk I I i as i-ot i i nik c Tha North Orlando Co K 114 r t of I-ot 4 Blk B Th# North Orlando Co t-andmark Entarprla** Inn 1.41 to.to Lot 3 Hlk 1 Tha North Orlando Co l-o t I I Blk I Tho North Orlando Co t i l l i-ot i n ik » t-ot T Blk B ..........— Th# Norlh Orlondo Cn lan d m ark Kntarprlaaa ln a 1.41 l t . i l Lot I Blk 3 Tha North Orlando Co l-o t II Blk I s nut n t-ot Lot I (Loao K 1T4 F t) Th* North Orlando Co lan d m ark KnlarprUon ln a l.ll Tha Norlh Orlanda Cn I.TI Lot 4 Rlk 1 l-o t 11 Blk 4 -----------■ n ik n •III c. ................ _ _ Tho North Orlondo Co 1I.2T Lot Th* North Orlando Co lan d m ark Kntarprlai* I n i l.ll Tha North Ortando Co I. TI Lot 1 n ik 2 l-o t 11 Blk I -------- ----- . Tho North Orlondo Co 11.11 Lot I ftlk D Th* North Orlando Co I-andmark Bntarprlaao lna l . l l t-ot I I Blk ■ _ _ ___ . t t . i t Lot 4 Rlk 1 Tha North Orlando Co I-ot 14 Blk 4 ------------Lot 11Blk K Tho Norlh Ortando Co lt.IT t-ot T nik n Th# North Orlando Co Tha North Orlando Co I t.I I M i IdOt T Rlk 1 Tha North Orlando Co t-ot 1 Blk T ----------- — II Blk K Tho Norlh Orlando Co T l.!! Lot l nik k Tha North Orlando Co Tha North Orlando Co 1.11 I-ot Tha North Orlando Ca 11 *1 Lot 1 n ik I I-ot I Blk T -----------1 Blk P NORTH ORLANDO R A N C H I PRO IA FLAT ROOK 11 PAOHI R A O t-ot Tha North Orlando Co Tha North Orlando Co TH Tha North Ortando Oo I I 11 Lot * Rlk 1 t-ot I Blk T Tha North Orlando Co 4 l . i l I-ot l n ik r Th* North Orlaodo Co Tha North Orlaada Co l . l l Lot I Nik F ______ __ 10 Rlk 1 t t .ll Tha North Orlando Co I-ot 4 Blk T I-ot I Blk F __ ____________ Tha Norlh Ortando Oo 11.11 I-ot i ntk p T ht North Orlando Co Tha North Orlando Co l . l f Rlk 3 71 tf.S l Tha North Orlando Co l-o t I Blk T --------------4 Blk P I-ot f a t I Blk F ____ Tha North Orlando Co 41.11 Th* North Orlando Co Tha North Orlando Co 1.11 NORTH ORLANDO RANCHHd IR C !<R 11 Hlk 2 11.10 Tha North Orlando Cn l-o t I Blk T --------------Lot i nik r PLAT ROOK Id PA OOP 0O-4T Th# North Orlando O* Tha North Orlando Co Ml Tl Rlk 11 17.11 Tha North Orlanda Co l-ot T B lk T --------------Tha North Ortando Co It.HI Lot i n ik r Lot I — Th# North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co T .ll 14 Hlk 2 10 Si Tha North Orlando Ca t-ot I Blk T --------------Tha North Orlando Co IS.Ti l-ot T Blk P Th# North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co 1.11 Lot I — 10 01 11 Rlk 1 Tha North Orlando Co I-ot I Blk T --------------i Blk r t-ot Hay A llalan B D arto ll.S S I Th* North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co I II t-ot 10.71 It Rlk I Tha North Orlande Co I-ot II 111kT ----------- — Tha North Orlando Co SI.la Lot P Blk F Th* North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co 4.21 Lot I ------11.11 I-ot 1 Rlk 1 Tha North Orlande Co I-ot II Blk T --------------Tho North Orlando Co 1 l .i l t-to ia nik r t-ot II Th# North Orlando Co Tho North O rlanlo Co I II Tha North Orlando Co ta.pi Lot 3 Blk 1 T-ot II Blk T -------------- Tha Norlh Ortando Co 10.74 Lot 11 Blk Lot 11 Th* North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co l . l l Rlk 1 11.10 Lot 3 Tha North Orlando Cn I-ot II Blk T ------------r ------Lot IS nik Tha North Orlando Co 11.41 t-ot II Th# North Orlando Co Tho North Orlonda d o l.ll 10.40 t-ot 4 Rlk I Tha North Orlando Co I-ot 14 Blk T ------------p ____ Lot IS nik Tha North Orlando Co 11.41 Lot II Th# North Orlando Co Tho North orlondo Ca 1.11 IS 40 t-ot i Rlk 1 I-ot II Blk T . ------------Tha North Orlando Co Tha North Orlando Co 14.40 Lot 14 Blk r ------Th# North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co l . l l Lot II t o o t Lot f Hlk 1 Tl)* North Orlando Co l-o t II Blk T --------------Tha North Orlando Co l . l l Lot 14 Blk r ____ Lot IT Th* North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co l . l l Rlk 1 MO I-ot T l-ot IT Blk T ------------Tho North Orlando Co Rlk a Tha North Orlando Ca 1.10 Lot t-ot I I --------Th# North Orlando C* Tho North Orlando Co I II 1.10 Lot 1 Rlk 1 I-ot I I BlkT ------------Tho North O rlando Co Blk n Tha North Orlando Co to .II Lot Lot II --------Tho North Orlaodo Co l . l l Tha North Orlanda Co MO Lot 1 Rlk 4 Tha North Orlando Oo l-ot I I Blk T ------------n ik a Tha North Orlando Co 1.41 Let I-ot I I --------Tho North Orlondo Co t i l l Th* North Orlando Cm I 10 Lot 1 Rlk 1 Tha North Orlando Co I-ot II Blk T ------------— nik a Tha North Orlando Ca tl.T I Lot Lot IS T-andmork Enlarprlaa* Ino l . l l Th* North Orlando Co Rlk 4 Lot 1 Tha North Orlando Co T.ll I-ot 1 Blk I --------------ROBTH ORLANDO R A N C H * BKC S PLAT DOOK SB PAOB 1* n ik n Lot I-andmark Itnlorprlooo Ino l.ll Th* North Orlando Co 104 Lot 1 Rlk 4 Tha North Orlando Co I-ot I Blk I --------------n ik n tl.TI I-ot Tha North Orlando Co Lat I Blk A lan d m ark Kntorprlaoa ln a 1.41 Th* North Orlando Co T.70 Lot T Rlk 4 l-ot 1 Blk I ------------Tha North Orlando Co 11.Tl I-ot Blk o Tha North Orlando Co I-ot I t Blk A land m ark Bntarprlaao ln a 1.41 Th* North Orlando Co Rlk 4 111 Lot 1 I-ot I Blk I -------------Tha North Orlando Co in k a tl.TI Lot Tho Norlh Orlando Co lan d m ark Kntorprlaoa tno 1.41 Lot IS Blk Th* North Orlando Ca 7.94 Lot 10 Rlk 4 Tho North Orlando Co I-ot 4 Blk I ------------nik a Tha North Orlando Co tl.TI I-ot Lot II Hlk lan d m ark Entorprlooo Ino 1.41 Th# North Ortando Co I. l l Lot 1 Blk 1 I-ot 4 Blk I -----------Tha Norlh Orlando Co Tha North Orlando Co 11.11 Lot II Rlk Cl Landmark Bntorprtooa Ino 1.41 Lot IT Blk Th* North Orlando Co T.ll Lot 1 Rlk i I-ot T Blk ■ --------------Tha North Orlando Oo tl.T I Lot i t Bik n Tho North Ortando Co Lot I I Blk Landmark KntarpHooi tad I I I Tha North Orlando Co Rlk 1 *.so I-ot 1 t-ot I Blk I . .........— Tha North Orlande Co tl.T I Lot IS ntk t) Tho North Orlando Ca lan d m ark Bnlarprlaaa In* 1.41 1-ot I t Blk Th* North Orlando Cn n ik i i so I-ot 1 I-ot I Blk I --------------Tha North Orlando Co 11.TO Tha North Orlando Co Lot i s ntw a 1-ot 11 Blk lan d m ark Knlarprlaot Ino 1.41 Th* North Orlando Co l t d I-ot 1 lllk i l-ot io nik i --------------Tha North Orlando Co Tha Nnrlh Orlando Ca 13.IT Lot 14 Hlk Cl Lot ST Blk lan d m ark Knlarprlaot Inn M l Th# North Orlando Co MO Lot i Rlk 4 I-ot 11 Blk I --------------Tha North Orlando Cn It.ST Lot II Rlk a Tha Nnrlh Orlando Co Lot SI Blk lan d m ark Knlarprlaot ln a l l . t l Th» North Ortando Co Hlk I I. 39 Lot T I-ot II Blk * --------------Tha North Orlando Cn Tha North Orlando Co 11. H Lot If Rlk n Tha North Orlando Co l l . t l Lot II Blk Th* North Orlando Co Rlk 1 Lot I I-ot I t Blk I __________ I I I Tha North Orlanda Co T h t Norlh Orlando Co 11.14 Lot IT Rlk a Lot 11 Blk Tha North Orlondo Co III Th* North Orlando Co I I I I-ot • Hlk 1 I-ot 14 Blk I --------------Tha North Orlando Co W illiam A Thyra 1-ot II Rlk fl Lot II Blk Tho North Orlando Co M l Th# North Orlando Oo 14 Rlk 1 10.11 l o t II Blk i _________ Tha North Orlando Oo C htm f rllk 11.11 Lot 1 Blk H Tho North Orlondo Co 1.11 Th* North Orlando Co nik I ... I-ot 14 Blk ■ --------------11 t t .ll Tha North Orlando Co lt.O t Lot 4 nik H Tha North Orlando Oa I-ot • Blk Tho North Orlando Co I.TI Th# North Orlando Co I-ot IT Blk ■ --------------13 Rlk t i lt .lt Tha North Orlando Cn ts. I-otl t I Blk H Tha North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co I.TI Lot I Blk Th# North Orlando Co I-ot 11 Blk I --------------tt.o i 11 lllk t Tha North Orlondo Co 13.44 I-ot 4 Rlk H Tha North Orlando Co Lot II Blk Tha North Orlondo Co I.TI Th* North Orlando Co II. 0114 Rlk i I-ot II Blk I -----------The North Orlando Co Tha North Orlando Ca 14.11 Lot T Blk H Tho North Orlando Co I.TI Lot 14 Blk Th* North Orlando Co nik 1 l-ot I I Blk I -------------— l i IS.Ti Til* Norlh Orlando Co to 41 Lot I Rlk H Tha North Orlando Ca I.TI NORTH ORLARDO RANCH DO *BO »A PLAT BOOK IS PAOB* Th* North Orlando Co l-ot *1 Blk I ----------— I f Rlk 1 NORTH ORLANDO DAlfCMDS IDO 4 PLAT ROOK IS PAOH ATI Tha North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co I.TI Th# North Orlando Co I-ot 11 Blk ■ ______ — •4.11 Lot 1 Rlk 4 - .T h i North Orlando Co I.TI Lot I Rlk A Tho Narth Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co l.lf Th# North Orlando Co l o t 11 Blk 1 ------------ — 54.11 Lot 1 Rlk 1 Tha North Ortando Co 1.14 Lot I Blk A Tha North Orlando C * Tho North Orlando Co l.ll Th* North Orlando O* Rlk 1 I-ot t l B lk I ----------— Sl.DEI I-ot 1 I-ot 1 Blk C ——— Th* Norlh Orlando Oo 11.11 Tha North Orlando Co Tho North Orlando Co 4 .t! Th* North Orlando Co I-ot II Blk I .................... ST.90 Lot 1 Rlk 4 Tha North Orlando Co 14.11 t-ot 1 Rlk O ................ Tha Nnrlh Orlando Co lan d m ark Kntorprlaoa Ino l l.l d Tha North Orlando Co R II ft o f l-ot 1 Blk • I.1T NORTH ORLANDO RANCHRB IRC B PLAT ROOK IP FAOCt “ I A d* Lot 1 Rlk 1 T h t North Orlando Co lan d m ark Kntarprltaa Inn IT.II Tb* Norlh Orlando O* l-o t I Blk I ------------ — Tha North Ortando Co 14.11 Lot 1 Rlk 1 Tha North Orlando Oo I. Lot TI 1 Btk t lan d m ark Kalarnrlaao I n i 1T.II Lot I t Blk a Tha North Orlando Co I-ot I Blk » --------------51.51 t-ot T Rlk 1 Th* North Orlando Oo 1.14 Lot I Blk 1 -----------Tha Norlh Orlando On Lot 11 Blk C Tha North Orlando Co T .ll Th* North Orlando Co l-o t I Blk • --------------31.11 Lot ( Blk 1 Th* North Orlando Co 1.14 Lot I Blk 1 --------------Tha North Orlando Cn Tho North Orlando Co T .ll Lat 11 Blk C t-o t 0 Blk t ________ T h t North Orlando Co Th* North Orlando Co S l.lt Lot 1 Rlk 1 Tha North Orlando Cn 1.14 Lot 4 Blk 1 ----------- — Tho North Orlando Co T .ll Lot 11 Blk C I-ot T Blk • - ____ — Rlk < Th* North Orlando Co 11 Sl.St Th* North Orlanda c a l . l f Lot I Blk 1 . Tha North Orlando Cn Tho North Orlondo Co T .ll Lat 14 Blk C Th* North Orlanda Co t-ot I Blk I ----------------- 11 Rlk 1 14.11 Th* North Orlando Co 4.f t t-ot 4 Rlk 1 -----------Tha North Orlando Cn Lot I f Blk C Tho North Orlando Co T i l Th* North Orlanda Cn t-ot • Blk » --------------1 Rlk T Sl.St Tha Norlh Ortando Co Tha Norlh Orlonda Ca 1.14 I-ot 1 Blk 1 --------------Tho North Orlando Co T .ll l-ot IT lllk C I-ot II Blk I -----------Th* North Orlando Co 3 lllk T 14 11 Th* North O rlaodo Ca 1.44 Lot I lllk t -----------Tha North Orlando Ca Tha North Orlando Co l i t Lat II Blk (1 Rlk T l-o t 11 Blk I _________ Th* North Orlando Co I-ot t 34.11 Th* North Orlaodo Co *14 Lot I Hlk I -----------Tha Norlh Orlando On Tho Norlh Orlando Co 4.11 Lat t l Blk C I-ot 11 Blk » --------------Rlk T Tha North Orlando Co Lot 1 Th* North O rlando Oo 34.31 n o Lot 4 Blk I Tha North Orlando Cn -------Tho North Orlando Co t i t l-ot 11 Blk C i-o t i i n ib i --------- — T h* Narth Orlando C o 14.11 Lot 1 Rlk T Th* North Orlando Oo t i l l Lot I Blk t ______ — Tha Norlh Orlando Cn t-ot SI Blk C Tho Norlh Orlando Co i l l I-ot 14 Blk I -T--------Th* North Orlaodo Co 34.31 I-ot 1 Blk T Tit* Narth Orlando Co 1ST Lot I Blk I .. - Tho North Orlando Cn Tho North Orlando Co I.TI Lot 14 B lk C I-ot II Blk I -----------Th* North Orlaoda Co 14.11 Lot T Blk T Th* North Orlando Co Tha Nnrlh Orlando OR 11.11 Lot T Rlk I ________ Tho l . l l I-ot I Blk D TO O North Orlando Co I-ot I I Blk I ________— Blk T Th* Norlh Orlando Co I-ot 1 31.11 Tha North Orlanda Co l l . t l Lot 1 Blk 1 -----------T h t North Orlando Ca I-ot T Blk D North Orlondo Co t . l l I-ot IT Blk • -----------Th* Norlh Orlando Co 34.11 t-ot * Blk T Th* North Orlando Co 4.11 I-ot 1 n ik 1 Tha Norlh Orlando Ca t-ot 1 Blk tl North Orlando Co I I I l-ot i t nik I ________ — Th* Norlh Orlando c * 34.1! l-ot 1 Blk S .. Th* North Orlondo Co t-otl l Id Rlk I ----------tt. T h t North Orlando Ca Norlh Orlondo Co I II t-ot S Blk D I-ot t l Blk I __________ Th* North Orlando Co Lot Blk 1 1 tl.T I NORTH ORLANDO RA R O H M I B S 0 PLAT BOOK IS PAORI M I A ■• Tha North Orlando Ca la n d m a rk Kntarprlaaa I m M l Lot I I Blk D l-ot i i ntk • Blk 1 _ Lot Th* North Orlando Co 1 Lot I Blk J Joaapb C A P atricia Tho North Orlando Ca l.tt Lot 11 Blk D la n d m a rk Kntarprlaaa I n i d i l l I-ot 1 Blk I I -------Th* North Orlando O* 11.14 I-ot 1 Blk I _ A Picard T.TI T h t North Orlando Cn Lot 11 Blk I) la n d m a r k Kntarprlaaa ln a 14.14 I-ot I Blk t l ___ Th* North O rlando Co 11.01 t-ot 1 Blk • Th* North Ortnoda Oo SATS t-ot 1 Blk J Tho North Orlando Cn T.U Lot 11 Blk n Landmark Kntarpriaon In* I-ot I Blk I I _____ Th* North Orlando CP 11.03 Lot 4 Blk 1 Th* North Ortaado Oo 4.74 1-ot > Rlk J ____ ■ Tha North Orlando On S.TS t-ot 14 Btk Th* North Orlanda OO l o t I Blk I I ------T Blk 4 l o t T h t North Ortando Co 11.01 Th* North Orlando Co MT I-ot 14 Rlk J ________ Tha North nrtanda On l . l l t-ot II Blk Th# North Orlnnda C* I-ot I Blk 11 —___ Th* North Orlando Co 11.01 Lot 1 Btk S _ Th* North Orlando Co Tha Nnrlh Orlando Ca l i s t 1-ot II Blk J -----------I.TI l-ol IT Blk Th* Norlh Orlanda CO l-ot I Blk 1 1 ------Th* North Orlanda c * 11.01 t-ot I Blk 1 . Th* Norlh Orlando Oo Tha Nnrlh Orlando Cn 1.14 I-ot IS Blk J -------- — 4.11 t-ot t l Blk Th* Norlh Orlando C* I-ot 1 Blk II — 19 Blk t _ Th* North O rlande Ca 11.15 Th* North Ortando Oo Tha Nnrlh Ortando Oo 4.41 Lot l i n ik J -----------A l l Lot II Hlk T in North Orlando Co l o t « Blk 11 — Blk • 11 Th* North Orlando o o 11.0! Th* North Orlando Co Tha Nnrlh Orlando On t-ot 14 Rlk J ---------------1ST Lot SI Blk M l Orlanda c a Th* Norlh l-o t ■ Blk 1 1 _____ 13 Blk 1 .. Tha North Orlando Co 11.01 Tho North Ortando Co -----d.ST t-ot IS B lk J Tha Nnrlh Orlando Cn A l l t-ot I t Blk Th# North Orlanda Cn l-o t I B lk II 11i Blk I Tha Narth O rlando Co Tho North Orlanda Co 11.03 1 I.TI Lot S Blk K _ ____ __ Tha Norlh Orlando Ca M l Lot SI Blk D Th# North Orlando CO I-ot ■ Blk II 14 Bik 1 Th* North Orlande Co Tho North Orlando Oa 11.11 t t . l l Lot 1 Blk L ------------- — Tha Norlh Ortaado Cn I.SS Lot IT Btk n Th* Norlh Orlando CO V-ot • Blk It Blk 1 l i Th* Norlh Orlando Co lt.O t Tho North Orlando C* Lot t Blk I __________ Tha North Orlanda Cn t t . l l I I I Lot St Blk n Tha Norlh Orlando Co I-ot T Blk 11 , Th* North Orlando Cn II. 0311 Btk • _ Th* North Orlando Co 1S.0I I-ot I Rlk I - ---------------Tha North Ortando r a A l l I-ot I Blk B Th* North Orlando Co l-o t I Blk 11 , Th* North Orlando Co 1 Blk • . 11.03 Th* North Orlando Co t l . l t I-ot 4 Blk I - --------------Tho Norlh Orlando Co M l Lot I t Blk ■ Th* Norlh Orlando Co I-ot I Blk II Lot i Blk 3 . T h t North Orlando Co tt.e s Th* North Orlando Co II. 1-ot11I Blk L ---------------Tha Norlh Orlando Cn S.TS Lot t l Hlk Th# North Orlanda Co l o t I I Blk It I-ot Blk t 1 Th* North Orlando Co 11.03 Th* Norlh Orlando C* t-ot 4 lllk L ________ I. 3T T h t North Ortando Oo M l Lot 14 Blk K Th# North Orlando CO, l-o t 11 Blk 11 Th* North Orlando Co 11.02 Lot 4 Blk > . Th# North Ortando Co AST t-ot T n ik f . ---------------Tha North Orlando Cn A l l l-ot t l Hlk H Th* North Orlando Co i-ot i t n ik i t -----------I-ot i nik 9 . Th* North Orlando Co 11.01 Th* Narth Orlando C~ 11.11 I-ot t Hlk I. __ _______ Tha Norlh Ortando Ca I.IS Lat t l Blk R Th* Norlh Orlando c « l-ot i t ink 1 1 -----------The North Orlanda Cp '1.03 t-ot T Blk t . Th* North Orlanda Co IS I t I-ot I Rlk ITha Nnrlh Orlando Oa I I I l-ot IT Blk R Th* North Orlando Co l-ot 14 Blk 1 1 ----------- — Lot t Rlk 1 Th* North Orlando Co II. 01 I-ot t l Rlk ITh* Narth Orlando Co t t . l l Tha North Orlando Ca t-ot II Blk R l.ll Th* North Orlando CO 1-ot II nik I I ________ Tha North Orlando Co 1 lllk ID NORTH ORLANDO BANCHBS SRC T PLAT ROOK IS PACO . • t t .ll T h t North Orlando Ca 1.M l-ot I I Blk M Th* Narth Orlanda Co i-ot 14 nik i t ________ Rlk 14 Lot 1 Th# North Orlando Co Tha North Orlando Co 12.41 l-ol 1 Hlk M T h t North Orlando Ca ATI I-ot I I Blk R Th* North Orlanda Co l-ot IT 111k 11 --------Th* North Orlando Co Th* North Orlando Co t t . l l t-ot • Rlk IS t i l l IAlt l Blk V Tha Norlh Orlando Oa l . l l Lot I t Blk K Th# North Orlanda Ca i-ot i i n ik n ________ Th* North Orlando Co Th* North Orlando Co 12.01 1-ot T Rlk 10 ________ _ 11.11 1-nl 1 Rlk H T h t North Orlando Co ATI l-ot 31 Blk Th* Norlh Orlando Co l-ot IP Blk i t ________ Th* North Orlanda Co 13.11 I-ot I Rlk 1 0 __________ The North Ortando Co 1ST I-ot 4 n ik M Tha North Orlando Co I.TI t-ot II Blk K____ Th* North Orlando CO l-ot 14 Blk I t ________ NORTH ORLANDO BANCHBS PRO IP FLAT ROOK IP PAOHI 11.11 Th* North Orlando Co M t tdOt » Rlk U Tha Norlh Orlando Ca ATI Lot SI Blk D ____ i-ot i t n ik 11 -----Th* North Orlando Co Th* North Orlando Co 13.01 Lot 11 Blk I ________ Th* North Orlanda Oo I 14 t-ot 4 Blk A T h t North Orlando Oa Lot I I Blk R _____ Orlando C* I.TI Th# North I-ot II Blk It — Th* North Orlando Co 30.04 Lot I t Blk 1 Th* North Orlando Ca 1.44 IdOt T Rlk u T h t North Orlando Ca I.TI Lot I t Blk R _____ i-ot t i in k i t ________ Th* North Orlando Co Th* North Orlanda Co Th* North Orlanda Co 51.15 Lot II Blk I 1.44 Lot 4 Rlk M Tha Norlh Orlando Cn A l l t-ot T nik P ____ Th# North Orlando Ca l o t 14 in k u ________ Lot 31 Rlk I Th# North Orlando Co Th* North Orlando Co 12.41 1.44 I-ol • Rlk it Tha Norlh Orlando Ca M l Lot • n ik r _____ Th# North Orlanda Co i-ot i i in k i i _ -------Th* North Orlando Co Th* North Orlando Oo 13.11 Lot IS Rlk I 4.44 I-ot 10 lllk X Tha North Orlando Cn l . l l Lot I Blk P ____ Th*. _____ North Orlando Co L ot 14 ntk n ________ Th* North Orlando Co Tha North Orlando Co 12.11 Lot S4 Blk t M l Lot IT Rlk if Lot Id Blk F Tha Norlh Ortando Cn MKdURD OP BLK 0 d TRA PP A NORTH ORLANDO 1 R » ADD Tha North Orlanda Ca Th* North Orlando Co 13.01 Lot i t Blk 1 I 44 l-ot IS n ik u Lot t l Blk F Tha Norlh Orlando c n PLAT DOOK IB PAOH Id Th* North Orlanda Op Lot I I Blk ■ Th* North Orlapd* O# tt.ll Tha Norlh Orlanda Cn 11.1* Lot 11 Rlk u It.** t-ot t l Blk F _ Tho North O rlanlo Co Tot 1 Blk S _ Th* Norlh Orlando O* Lot St Rlk I Th* North Orlando Oo 13.01 Lad t l Blk F ____ l .t t t-ot IT Bik M Tha North Orlando On l o t i t p ik | ________ till Tho North Orlando Ca Th* North Orlando O* Th* North Orlando Co 11.11 Lot I t Rlk 1 t i l t t-ot SO Rtk U Tha Norlh Orlando On 4 IT I-ot id Btk r ____ Tha North Orlando Co l o t I I Blk I __________ Th* North Orlando Ca T h t North Orlando Co t i l l t-ot 11 Rlk V 13.11 Lot 11 Rlk I Tha Norlh Orlando Cn 1.11 Lot IT Rlk r ____ Tho Norlh Orlando Co l-ot 14 Blk I --------------Th* North Orlando Co 31.71 Th* North Orlando Co I-ot 10 Rlk 1 I.TI IeOt 22 lllk M Tha North Ortando ('a I I I t-ot I I Blk Tho North Orlando Co l o t SI Blk I ________ T h t North Orlando Co I-ot 31 Hlk I Th* North Orlando Co • 1.73 M t-ot t l lllk r 4.10 l-ol 31 Rtk Tha Norlh Ortando Ca 1.11 Tha North Orlando Co l o t 11 Blk I ________ Th# North Orlando Co 11.71 t-ot 13 Rlk 3 Th* Norlh Orlando Co I.TI l-ot 31 Rlk it Tha Norlh Orlando Ca 1.11 Lot I I lllk F Tha Norlh Orlando Oo l o t M Blk I _______ Th* North Orlando Co T h t North Orlando Co M.TI Lot I t Blk 1 1.44 Lot 31 Rlk u Tha North Orlando Ca I I I t-ot >1 Blk r _____ Tho North Orlando c a l o t 14 Blk ■ _______ Th* North Orlando O* Th* North Ortando Oo Lot Si Blk I I t .41 Lot 11 Blk r _____ I I I t-ol SI Rlk u Tha Norlh Ortando Oa M l Tho North Orlando Co T-ot II Blk I ______ — Th* North Orlaodo Oo Th* North Orlando Oo l t . l t Lot II Blk * >1 Blk I 44 I-ot 1 Blk N Tha North Ortando Oa Tho North Orlando Co 1.11 Lot l o t 14 Blk I _______ Th* Narth Orlanda O* Th* North Orlonda Oo 13.01 Lot II Blk • M l I-ot 1 Rlk N Tha North Orlando Oa Tho Norlh Orlando c # 1.11 Lot i i Bik r ___ l o t IT lllk I ________ Th* North Orlando Co Th* North Orlanda Co IM S I-ot IT Blk I 1.41 l-ol 1 Rtk N Tha Norlh Ortando Oa Tho North Orlando Co 4.11 t-ot IT lllk F ____ i-ot i i n ik • ________ Th* North Orlando c o I-ot II Blk 3 Joatph A A Harp B t-ot 1 lllk (l ____ 1111 Lot T Blk N Tha North Orlando Ca III Tho North Orlando Co l-ot II Blk I ----------— T h t North Orlando Co •n ek to n 13.14 I-ot II Blk * Hlk a ____ It! T h t North Orlando Oo T-ot i t in k i -----------Tho Norlh Orlondo Co M l Lat Th* North Orlando Co Jot*ph A A H ary R I-ot 10 Blk I Hlk ( l ___ I.TI Lot I Blk N Tha North Orlando Cn Tho Norlh Orlando Oo T-ot It Blk I __________ M l Lot Jackton Th* Narth Orlando Co I7 .it Lot II Btk t Hlk O ___ ITT Tha North Orlando Ca M l Lo4 Tho North Orlando Co l o t i t nik i ________ Th* North Orlanda O* T h t North Orlando o o Rlk a ___ l i f t Lot 41 B lk • I.TT I-at • Rlk N Tha North Orlando On Tho North Orlando Co 1.11 Lot l o t t ntk i a ______ Th* North Orlonda Oo Lot II Blk t Th* North Orlanda Co Lot 11.41 ntk t l ____ ITT Blk W Tha North Orlanda On I-ot 11 Tho North Orlondo Co 4.11 l o t I Blk I A ___ ____, Th* North Orlonda Oa Th* North Orlnnda Co l t . l t Lot 41 Rlk • Blk n ____ I TT 1-ot It Blk N Thn North Orlnnda On Tho North Ortando Oo l o t I Blk I A __________ M l t-ot Th* North Orlondo Oo I I lllk a ____ Th* North Orlando Cn 11.11 Lot 41 Hlk I I.TT l-ot 11 Blk N Tha Norlh Orlanda Cn Tha North Orlondo Co l o t 4 Bib I A ---------111 Lot Th* North Orlando Co Th* North Orlande Oo t-ot i t n ik a ___ t-ot * Rlk • _ 11.13 I t IT Rlk N 1-ot 11 T h t North Orlando Cn T h t North Orlondo Ca 4.11 i-ot I n ik i a ______ Th* North Orlanda Co Th* North Orlando Oo IM S Lot II Rlk I Nut 14 Rlk N Tha North Orlando Oo Tho North Orlondo Co M l Lot t i n ik a ____ l-ot i ink I A ______ Th* North Orlando Co Tho Narth Orlando Co IM S Lot 11 Blk t ______ I.TT 1-ot 11 Blk N T h t North Orlando Ca Tho North Orlando Co M l t-ot IT Blk a ____ i-ot i n ik i a ---------— Th* North Orlando Co Th* North Orlando Ca IM S Lot IS Blk I ___ ■ IT Tract l Tha North Orlanda Ca Tho North Orlondo Co M l Lot 11 Blk ( 1 ____ l o t I Blk I A --------------Lot IS Blk I . Tho North Orlando CO Lot II Blk O ____ Th* North Orlando Co t l . l l MT 1 — Tract Tha North Orlando On Tho North Ortando Co M l l o t I Blk I A ________ Th* North Orlando Oo C U A •RO 0 PLAT BOOK 11 PABB Lot 1* Blk * . 1.11 NORTH OR Tha North Orlando o n Tho North Orlando Co M l t-ot II Blk a ____ 1-ot I I Blk IA — Th* North Orlando o o Th* North Orlando O* T.ll Lot 1 Blk 11 . M l l-ot 1 Blk A Tha North Orlanda On Tho North Orlando On 1.14 l-ot i i Blk O ____ I-ot It Bib I A ________ I I Rlk o ___ Thn North Orlando Co Th* North Orlando Co T.ll Lot 1 B lk 11 . 111 1-ot 1 Blk A T h t Norlh Orlanda Ca Tho North Orlando Ca 4.11 Lot I-ot II B lk I A -----------Lot I t Blk C l ___ Lot I Blk 11 . T h t Narth Orlanda Ca Th* North Orlanda Ca T.U Rlk A 1-ot 1 T h t North Orlando Ca Tho North Ortando c o MT I-ot IS Blk I A _____ _ T h t North Orlando C* T h t North Orlando Oo T.ll Lot I Rlk 11 . t . l l T-ol 1 Bik A T h t Norlh Orlando On Tho North Orlaodo Co I I I I-ot I I Hlk n ___ l-ot II Blk I A ______— 3d Rlk ( I ___ Tb* North Orlondo Oo Tha North Orlando Co M l Lot 4 Btk I t . 1.11 I-ot 1 Rlk A T h t Narth Orlando Ca Tho North Or lan d ! Co 11.11 I-at I-ot II Blk I A -----------I-ot I t Blk a ___ Th* North Ortaado c n Lot < B lk U . Th* North Orlando c * A T.ll M l I-ot 1 Hlk Tha Narth Orlanda Co tr a o t A (Loao W H I FA Lot 7 Blk 11 _ t-ot I I Bib C l ___ Th* North Orlando Co Th* North Orlando Co T i t Blk A M l Lot T Tha Narth Ortando On A Rag NR Car Run Tka North Orlnnda Cn t-ot I I n ik a ___ Tha North Orlaodo Co l.tt Lot 1 Blk A M S Lot ( Blk 11 . Tha North Orlando On W ly on Rd II I F t T h t Narth Ortando O* Lot i i Bik a ___ Th* North Orlondo Co T.ll Lot ( Blk 11 . M l I-ot 1 Blk A Tha Narth Orlanda On • t i l l Ft B l t l . l l t o t i t n ik n ___ Lot II Blk 11 . Cl* yd W A HI Id rod Th* North Ortaado O* A M l Lot 11 Blk Tha North Orlnnda On Ft N 141.1 Ft Lot II Blk 11 . Otlfflar Lot t Blk H ___ l t . l l Th* North Orlando Oo ITT Tha North Orlando Cn Tho North Orlando Co 11.11 t-ot 4a B fg ) --------------Th* North Or land* O* Blk H ___ Th* North Orlando Co T.ll Lot IS Blk 11 . 111 t-ot 11 Blk A Tha North Orlando On NORTH ORLANDO TOW NIITD FOURTH ADD I-ot lllk I t ___ Th* North Ortaado Co Th* North Orlanda Co M l Lot IS Blk 11 . ATT I-ot 11 Hlk A Tha North Orlanda Cn PLAT BOOH I* PAOBd d f A M I-ot Lot 14 Blk 11 . Th* North Orlnnda Oo M l Blk H ___ Th* Narth Orlando O* I.TT A I-ot Rtk Tha North Orlanda On IT I-od II Rlk I -----------Parry B W llllto taa U A H Lot Blk H Th* North Orlanda Co Lot II B lk 11 . T.ll Th* North Orlando Co Rlk A I.TT T ha North Orlanda On Lot 11 ROBTH ORLANDO FIFTH ADDITION Blk II t-ot Th* North Orlanda On T.ll Lot I I Blk 11 , Th* North Orlando Co 1.44 1-ot 11 Bik A Tha Norlh Orlando On PLAT BOOK U PAOBd TT d f l I-ot Blk II Lot IT Btk 11 . T.ll Th* North Ortando Co Th* Norlh Orlando Co T .ll I-ot 30 Blk A Tha Norlh Orlando Cn Norlh Orlando Co ll.t l T ract A Blk 1 ________ Blk K Th* North Orlaada Co T.ll Lot II B lk 11 . Tha North Orlando O* T.ll Lot t l Hlk A Tha North Ortando Ca Tha Norlh Ortando Co 11.11 I-ot I-ot 1 Blk I Let Tb* North Orlando Co Lot I t Blk 11 . Hlk H T.4I Th* North Orlando c * A Btk T.S4 I h i North Orlando Oo I-ot 33 Tha North Orlando Co ll.t l I-ot | Blk 1 Tha North Orlaoda Oo T.ll Lot 3* B lk 11 Th* North Orlando Oo 111 Lot 31 in k A Tha North Orlando Cn Tha North Orlando Co M I Lot I t Rlk H 1-ot I Blk I — Lot II Blk H Th* North Orlando Oo Lot 31 Blk 11 . Th* North Orlando cm Ml 1.11 I-ot I t Blk A Tha North Orlando On Tha North Orloddo Co 1M I I-ot 4 Hlk I Lot 31 Blk 11 . Th* North Orlando c * Lot I I Blk H Th* North Orlando cm T.ll B 1.11 Tho North Orlanda On I-ot n ik • Tha North Orlando Co ll.lt t-ot I Blk I —, Th* North Orlondo On Th* North OrlaaA* Co M l Lot St Btk 11 . A lt Lot 4 Blk B Tha North Orlando Co Tha North orlddda Co H I T Lot 14 Blk H t-ot I Blk I M l Lot I I Btk 11 . Tho North Orlnnda O* Th* North Orlaada O* Tho North Orla* do On A lt I-ot 1 Blk B Tha North Orlando Co 1MT Lot I I Blk H ____ l-ot T Bloak I ______ Lot I I Blk H ____ Th* North Or load* Oo Lot 1 Btk 13 . M l 4.11 l-ot a Blk R Th* North Orlaada Oo Tha North Orlando Ca Tha North Ortando Ca 1MT Lot I Blk S ------------_ Lot IT Blk H Th* North Orlondo Co T.ll Lot I Blk 13 A l l t-ot Th* North Orlando o * Tho North Orlando Cn T Blk R Maatorbulldoro Carp ll.ld Lot I Blk l Th* North Orlanda Co Lot I I Blk H t n t I Blk 11 . T.ll Th* North Orlando Co Tha Narth Orlando On Blk B M l l-ot ■ 1144 Maatarbultdara Oorp Lot I I lllk I I-ot t l Blk H T.ll L et 4 B lk 13 . Th* Norlh Orlondo OP I.TT Lot a Blk R Tha North Ortaado On Th* North Orlando Oo M ailorbulldara Corp 1141 I-ot I t Blk I M l Lot I B lk t l . Thn North Orlondo On 1.41 Lot ia Rlk R T h t North Orlanda On Th* North Orlando On llarterb u lld ari Corp 1444 Lat Id Btk H Lot t l Rlk I Lat I t Blk H Lot * B lk I I . M l T h t North Orlondo Oo Th* North Orlaoda Oo • I k R Tha Narth OrtORda Op M l I-ot i i H oattrbulldara Carp 11.44 Lot I I Rlk Lat I I Blk H L ot f B lk I I Th* Norik Orlondo Co Tha North Orlanda On M l Th* North Orlanda Co 11.11 ■th R Lot i t llpalarhulldara Cord A ll L ot 1 Btk ■ Tka North Orl ondo Oa M t Lot a B lk i i . ■ B lk J T .ll Lot i t Blk R Tha N orth Orlnnda On Tb* North Orlando Op H data r build ar* Corp ■M l Lat • Btk I Lot I B lk I I . 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I M t Lot J Blk D Lot T Blk J M et J A Jean L Oaraplo 1 ll.ll L ata SI A II B lk a PLAT BOOK 1A PASH AA ■AMLAMHO K tT A T B l Lot II Btk D --------- --aaorna D A Mae W allace It.IT I1.IT P at Jr A Lillian Me Kin* eg Tract 1 4 -------_ ----Lot A fLeac Pt In SenByron W Evana E l Al l it Lot 1 Blk G -----------L aU IT A II B lk A Undo Hat tat Add) LoU 3 A I Blk O --------Harry A A Shirley Mas K enneth D A Allc* P Tract 1 1 --------------Meredith M aser C tllltlea A Lot II A --------W hitaker II.IT 11.11 Ahattuck Corp 14.11 Lots II A II Blk G _ _ Byron W Kvans Kt Al 14.71 Lota I A I Blk B Tract PANLANOO RPTATBI PTBFP ADR PLAT BOOK IA P A BB AT Lot 1 Blk H -----------Byron W Kvnns Et At I.Tt 11.11 Lynn L A Carol* M Ceell O der Jr A W llledean P Let IT — Let II Blk H -----------Glenn B A Dolly M M ills LIT L au i i “ ir ir r D Fentand l l l l l L o u II I I A II Blk K Glen B A Dolly M M ills 14.11 John L A Robert* K Tract II --------------Fadaral llo u a ln f Lot IT Blk K -----------Kay Developm ent A R ealty i n i Let I I ----------------------Markham Commlaetoaer tll.ll Inc I.IT LaU I A I Blk O Tract B e t I I Ft K I ITT F t Lot t l Blk H -----------W illiam T A Jew ell Coyer t.TI Jean Loalaa *1" W o l m nee Post Lot I I Btk H -----------Marla Nalluma T.4T L eU l l T a T l B liT 'i Run W II Ft N Lota 34 II A II Blk H Byron ........... ................. 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PLAT BOOK I PAGES S la A IS L aU I A I Blk A RNANTLRT AMOBRA PLAT BOOK • PAOR AS L et II I (Leae n d ) __ Gena [l Stephenson 314.11 11.11 Joyce A Dreher Tract * 7 --------------_________ __ Martin K A C ath arlnl MOMENT L BETTI' ARDITIOM TO ALTAKOMTB Lot 1 L et Harked Reserved A Dunn u n i PLAT BOOK A PAGES N S t i Lot I Blk II Tract b b a m t l k t a h o r b i f i b i t a d d it io n fl a t book a pa o b it LoU T I I I I T A I Chee E A Atadra Adam* tll.ll IT --------- ----------Paul P A Mario ti K roll ITA.tl Blk A (Late Rdl _ Cheater <1 W Useem an 11.31 M l Ixit I Blk A --------------Robert I) Haile L et 31 lllk II T rael IT Emanuel E A Edna M Lot* * A 11 Blk B (L ess 14 Blk A ------------t *1 Lot Norman A Oast* Lot 31 lllk It Tract 3T X lcew onger II.II Albert P Benson ll.T I T.17 M adaltan ti Baal* Lot 31 lllk 11 Tract IT Fred A A B ulk A ESI o f L o T T T * w ” ie Lot 11 Blk A ---------- _ Lola 10 11 A IT Blk a Blanchard H IT F t of lent II B lk B L H Benson 113.41 Louis* T Boynton IM I Tract 1 C ----------- _ Ifl Ft of Lol II A Late t l TO t t II A t l Lata 11 A II Blk D R E A Lou T P er ris II.II All Lot II Blk B L H Benson Blk A .... ................... l f l l .l t Joseph J A Oraee R Tract I t ----------- — R E A ld>u V Perrlc 1M 0 Let IT * N 4 at L ai i i nik b -------------. II.IT Lot Backus John E Muraahl A Aaaoa Tea 11.10 Edward J Krusa Et Al Tent IT Blk C ------------t l Hlk E ________ II.IT Lata IT I t A II Blk D J It llerliln Ar 31.11 E 107 Ft of AH o f Lot Lota It A II Btk r .... W illiam A A Doris J Tract I I --------------PLAT BOOK A PAOB St A M IIA BN I Mil TOM'S It'BDtVIMOM I t Ulk K — _ _ _ Kdward J Krusa til Al 11.10 llt .lt Loveland Maurice tl A Mary K Hubb Lola II A S3 Ulk ti _ DCS AW Tor Lot IT Run II.II L eU I II A It Blk A FROST'S ADDITION NO A TO ALTAMONTM N 141*1 Ft K l l l l l PLAT BOOK 1 PAGB IS 1T.lt Elisabeth tl Martin Tract 13 --------------N IS F t of A III F t e t F t A 31 Den 1* Min III Floyd C Hager L et II lllk A Tract II W II.II Ft S II Deg Philip A Rosa L Deaeew E t i l F t of LSI 14 ll.T I MI Geo C Hlovak L et II Btk C Tract II te Min W to Ft A Francee Wilson Ifl Ft ot Lot t l 44.41 I.TT Robert J Nlchollon L et II Blk K Tract II II Ren 10 Min W till Ft of E Tl P t I.TT Geo C Slovak L et 1 Blk B Tract I t of Irtt II ________ m i Ft w m u Ft Eugene J Orr B t Al 1.11 Lata I to I A IT lo I f 1*0 FI of W I I P t o f to Ben (Lee* W t l II.II a t e C flo v sk Blk E Tract II -_ Ronald n A Barbara R Dave Fulton Lol II _ > _ ........ F t In Bd) -----------T.TI Lota II II A to lllk B ttt.TA Kill! P I .iT ROOK IS PAOB d* MILLLEBIT SBC 1 W esley B A Carole F Tract IT Let I Blk R _ _ _ _ _ Nicholas tl A Gertrude M T i l l Ben t l l . l l Ft V nf AW Gunther F ereio Cor of trot IT Run 113.40 Annie Aderholdt 111 L e t I I B lk 0 Tract IT Louies II Allm aa Lot II Blk IT.TI A I M I Ft R t l l . l l Warron F A Barbara M L et I B lk A Tract I I Felmnns A Longford Ina 111.07 Ft N II Den II Min Let IT Blk E ------Neleon •M l OAK PARK SUBDIVISION PLAT BOOK A PAGK BA E 101 Ft W to Ben Byron IV tivang Kt Al III L et 11 Blk n Tract II 144.11 Lot t A A 11.41 Ft at Dannie E A IrU Pennington (L e u Bd) ....... ........ III tl Brock Rteel Let 1 Blk K Tract II PLAT EOOK IS PAGE AS LAKE HBANTI.EY K ILL! Gerald M A Jeanlne A Lot 4 --------------- --1 tl Geo (1 Hlovak t«ot 10 tllk ti Tract Cl Mack II A B oas C K ills 1T.II Connelly 41.*: ...... — * Grant A tidlih D M errill M l In l < Lot II lllk O Tract IT Herbert A Lillian 1 Led II _ _ _ _ _ _ _ L D Snodgrato l f ll .l l L et It A 11 B lk II L ai I S ______ L D Knudgraa* 101.44 T hleelns T l l.l l Tract IT (Loss At L D A Mary J Snodgrass in t.lfl Jeaeto L A RorU P t h ir t y 111.11 Lot 41 ______________ EH* D A Nancy H Rogers t i l l Lot II _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Hd ICC) _......... ........ 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PLAT BOOK II PABB D aniel W A Barber* O T ract TI --------------Central r ia . Properties, ol Orlande 118.41 McOInneaa 111.11 Lot I Btk A ----------t i l l La* 1 (Laea W t* F t) Ino •AMLAMRG BPE1MGR RKPLAT OP TRACT AT PLAT BOOK A PAUB 4A Central Fla Propertlaa, John K A K atherine W Ulk D ____________ Trot I lllk A ___ ______ Dorothy L Uolander I.TI Lot I Blk A -----------Ino II.II Helton 119.1! Trot I lllk A ________ llnbert C Fortier I.TI Central Fla. Praparilea, ■ ANLANDO PLAT BOOK • p a g e s s s h aa or a as Lot T Blk A -----------L aU 1 1 A T Blk ■ ___ Edward L A Doloraa Mas Inc. 11.11 Let IT Blk 1 --------------H Krtm Beltinghaua, Trustee MT F.uvar IT .il Central Florida Propartlaa, Mre W T Rrnwa Lot 1 Blk 1 --------------I.IT Lot I Blk A -------------AAMLAMRO IP R IM n i LAKH OAKS SECTIOM PLAT BOOK A PAGE I lie. H IT Robert H Tohn 13.32 L ets 31 A 11 Hlk 3 _ Mld-HtaU llo m ta Ine II.II trot II Blk A -----------Central Fla. 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A Barbara A Smith D ll Lots I t A I t Blk P _ Jams* A A Alena M Lea I t II Lot 11 Blk F _______ Chat A Helen H autm ann I.TI Lot 1* Blk F -----------Hoy R Clark ll.T I TOWN AND COUUNTKY K*TATE* RKPLAT PLAT BOOK IS PAUKS B ft N Lot I Rlk H _____ __ Robert C F ortier B i ll Lot I Blk B ___ __ Interstate Developm ent C* II.IT Lot 1 Blk B ___ __ Interstate Developm ent Co 31.TT Lot T Blk C __________ In U rsla la Development Ca 3I.TT WALKER'S ADDITION TO ALTAMONTM SPRING! PLAT ROOK 4 PAGE 14 Lot I nik E ........ ....... 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A dtlla Butler Kt Al l«.TI Frank A O ils Jackeoa l» 33 Hobart L Rohlneon 1.17 DOL*BAT MANOR PLAT BOOK II PAGB a* Gerald N A Jacqueline A Let I t B lk A -----------M iller 144.41 Lot 11 Blk A ________ Statew ide M ortgage Carp. 353.TI Lot IT lllk A -----------F orest V A Helen J Heck 134.41 Lol It Hlk A -----------Leo F A E lisabeth U Dlxua 134.71 Lot 41 Utk A -----------Ami 11 Dursett 114.11 MUD*ON PARK PLAT BOOK 1 PAGB ** BOA T il Ft N A l l . l Ft ti of Ati Cor of T*ot 31 nun N 311.3 F t W 111.I F t A 311.1 F t ■ 14# F t to Robert J A P eggy A B e n --------------------H atlaw ay 141.71 L*U l t * II t* II A II to II A IT to II (Lees I'art In OrU enta Gardena Flrat Add A Part nf Lot t Data tn ORB II O rients 113.14 fa n * I I I ) -----------____ __ F erneries Ina IOWAN A SUBDIVISION AMBNDBD PLAT PLAT BOOK 10 PAGK I t Lot U B lk R W alter A M argaret II Rayea ll.TI ^ ^ OKI ENTA GARDEN! PLAT BOOK A PAGB PA Wm F A Margaret T A rm strong tfll 74 Alma K H attaw ay 141.31 Lot iS z m i i r n Robert T H attaw ay 111.41 Lot 31 (Lass Part In Or­ ien ts Gar dans lad Add) O rients Ferneries, Ina IIII OBIRNTA OABDBBA P IR IT ADDITION PLAT BOOK IS PAOB AT Let 4 ------_ _ _ _ _ _ Lawrence E A E velyn C Deane 111.14 Lot IA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ O rlenU Ferneries. Ino 1.71 Lot 1 4 ------------------ --o rlen ta Ferneries, Ino 31.11 ORIRNTA GARDENS AND ADD PLAT BOOK I t P A nR U Lot I ___ Frederick B A rearloth a M Uryaon lll.tl Lot 4 n T A Alma E H attaw ay 130.41 Let I Mark W A Anna M Rider1 3 l.il Lot t l o rlen ta Ferneries, Ins IT.TI Lot It O r tia u Ferneries, Ino t i . l l Lot II Paul A A Ermeldlno T apptrsoa till Lot t l Orlenta Ferneries, Ino 13.41 Lot 31 O rlenta Farnarlae. Ino to.to Lot 13 O rlonU Fernartee, tno 44.11 Lot II Orlenta F tr n sr ltt, Ino 3T.T1 Lot II Orlenta Ferneries, Inc 37.73 REVISED PLAT OP ORIENT* GARDENS FLAT BOOK IA PAGK M Lota IA It A A I t _ o rlen ta Ferneries, Ine 130.4* Lot 14 ________________ Orlenta Ferneries, Ine I3 .lt N 1/4 or W U af N W li a f NEU (L i a* B m rt el M t i l Ft A I III r t af T 344 F t ) _________ t l St I i o eerta King II.IA E 311 Kt of N III F i of W U of NW U a t NB 11 31 t t Auto Supply A n n Ina DTI AWU of “ A w i r V ~ o i i W oatkorafiald tad A id ... 11 11 I I Orl Palm Conetructloa Co 44.41 HILTON PABK PLAT BOOK t l PAOB IT L et I A A 41 P t of Let I Auto Supply A ssociates, laa lfl.it Let IT A N I I P t a f Lot II ___________ Arthur A A Edna B Hermann m il •R A D Y OAKS PLAT BOOK I I PAOB Bd N I t P t e l L et I I A A I I P t a f Lot 11 _ Laura L A P *U r D Wobb i i .ia Lad 11 (Laa* • II r t ) _ W inter Park Padaral Paving* A Loan A n # h im Let tt David W A V eras O Dean# H IT Lot II Auto Supply A ssociates. Ino H i t Lot II Joseph M A Lillian U Tindall I M I PLAT BOOK IS PAOBA M A H M ly I H P i a t B lk c — W illiam O O'Donnell, Trust e* 111.11 W R ATH R R iriR L D ADD PLAT BOOK tS PABBA 1M A 1*0 L *U 1 ta IT Blk I I _ II t l Garden City Builders taa Lata 1 ta II Blk II _ 1T0 » l Garden City Builders Ine L o u 1 to 14 Blk IT _ Uarden City Builders Ine IT tfll U U 1 lo I Blk 14 _ Gordon C lly Builders Ins 4M t L a u 1 t* t l Blk 11 _ 11.11 Garden City Builders Ine L e ts 1 U t l Btk t l _ Garden C lly Builders la * lll.tl B lk I t (L ass Bap *g B D m Dak* Ave A l l 'l l F i SB-ty an NW Cor Run H W ly 414.14 P i ■ 114.11 r t a i i i i r t s w iy l o B o p ) --------------Oardea C ity Builder* taa 44.11 Let* l i* i t in k t t _ a a r d ta City Builders laa I t l lT Lot* 1 to t t Blk 14 _ Oardea C lly Builders Ine 11*.II L *U 1 ta I I Blk t t _ a a r d ta C lly Builder* la a m il Lata 1 te II Blk t l _ Garden City B uilders Ine T l.lt L *U I t* II B lk IT _ Oarden City Builders la * 7M I PLAT BOOK B PAOB AA 111 af Lai Tl Bean P art la * 1*1.11 If 111 P t a f L ai 111 (Laa* M I I I P t uf w m pi a I in pi • r n l i t r t ot m I I I P i) A L ai I I I If ft �I d e s c r ip t io n or land DESCRIPTION OF LAND NAME o r OWNER | i 5j ; ; e : <H G of IH Known ■■ n * r st it.ee* n n o Ft a w F ti „ trmn Rout*. 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PLAT HOOK S PAflK SR 7?."t Lot » ------------------------ K rlth M A Joan E U ltr a Lot 10 ....----------- ....-----W oltrr Harter 141.13 FIIIIIIRT I, IKK SFII III VIS 10 A PLAT BOOK 4 P A R S t N IS Ft ot S 111 Ft of K :m Ft ot Lot : : m r to n n a z tim n w th o n 110.11 • i i r i.i: p n a n i. i . i K n h e i g h t * p i . a t g g h k s p a g e st I.ot 4 I’lk A ......... . R 11 A Lou V I'ervla 1114 Lot X Mlk A It !1 A Lou V Par via 14.31 l i t t l e P iiA iiL i .t K i HEIGHT* III. 1*1. VI PLAT HOOK IS PAOH SS Lot 1 _______________ R E A Lou V Pcrvta 30.70 Mr Atill.'a GRANGE VILLA PI.AT HOOK S PAGE SS N 1"0 Ft of Lot : : __ Paradis* Point, Ine 101.43 Btv *4 of Lot 3 7 _____ Darla F. Jr A Bhlrlay N 11 Ft of IV II Ft of I? 3S3 IS Ft of Lot jo ................................ • 350 Ft of N 3IS Ft of t f 1J3.S Ft of EH of Lot 41 ____ BH of I.nt IS (I.aaa E 03 F t) _____ __ tv 300 Ft of r. 100 Ft of Lot SO (Leaa N 100 T F lah b ack Murray L Drown 134.13 1.71 Preatnn E A Barbara O Turlington 11.33 Larry R A Katharine L Maaka 314 33 Intaratata Bavalopment Ca t l.t l N 7« Ft of 8 410 Ft of tV ISO FI of Lot 71 John N A E thtl Van 01 It Uundy That Part o f t f ISO Ft of E 100 Ft of ft a** Ft of Lot «» Lying In llta r l.aka f Lea* ORU To P a te E R A H attie L Huffman Ml ISII ........................... . a l i t Ft Of Lot 10 (Lraa E too F t) A Lot Deac In OILlt 70 Pane l i t (Laaa B e t H I Ft N A SCI 3 Ft tv of BE Cor lent 10 Run S 74 D ar 13H Min E I7S.I1 F t t f 111.53 Ft N 74 p e g 07H Min tv 11.13 Leo* L H ill. Hetra 471.03 Ft K to Bag) PLAT ROOK IS PAUK S MKLOIIV ACRES Lyman A Lola A H ollar 11I.TT lust 10 ________________ PLAT RIIOK IS PAGE 44 MlltHtIH LAKE MANOR lt .lt Vial* Rich Corporation Lot It A HH of lent II A REPEAT OF MIRROR LAKE gVUDIVISION PLAT RtlOK S PACE SS J—t I IIIU B „_______ Arthur L A Eathar H Gann 34134 E 10 Ft of Lot 7 A tV 70 Ft of Lot I Btk ft .......................... Kterllng tv Copalanil 131.47 HKI'I.AT OF LUTi IS TO SI III.K ■ I'KAItt. LAKE BEK1I1TS PLAT BOOK S PAGE TT W H of I - t 13 A Alt Lot 70 Blk n ______ _ Genlvalv* M Carnaa 131.T4 Lola 73 A 31 Blk D _ _ Haymoml tl Jr A Shlrlar L M aiw ell 331.1! PEAIIL LAKE HEIGHTS FIRST AUDITION PLAT HOOK S PAGE Ml 1-ot 71 Blk A .......... .... Joyce H llra h ir 147.73 lo ile 11 A 13 Blk II ........ I.oula tV A Marr K W nodell II.ST PEA lit.ETON SL R PL AT IIIIOK I t PAUB ST Howard I, A Trnnna Pandlaton 10.47 Lot t ------------------------PLAT HOOK II PAUB SS TWIN PINES SI B 11.74 N ellie G Baker t - t I -------- ---------------71.11 Nellie <> II Madison Lota 5 A 4 ------------- 0 11 Rufua II A Patricia Lloyd 11.TO R II A Patricia A Lloyd Lot 9 ................. ......... — W illard A A Batty L L oti 10 A SH of H — 1T.TI Lundy D as 131*0 Ft N of BE Cor of AV'H of 8K>4 o f NEW Hun AV 17S F t 8 T* P eg 33 Min AV I0.M Ft W 230 Ft N 1015.47 FI K 40111 Ft 8 lo D e g ---------- ----------- II 31 I t Flrat Florida Utllltlaa 103.11 lna N H of NEW of SEW 31 31 Bear l.aka Mathndlat o f NEW (Leaa ltd! —l l 1141 Church, Truataaa N 17S Ft of K 171 Ft o f HW'i of HW'i (L e u E A N 31 Ft 143.11 II 31 11 Earl C A Anna R T iffany Rd> ---------------PLAT BOOK I t PAGE TS REAR LAKE HANOI! Clarence U A Lola A 7—t 71 nik II ------111 31 Allan 8 OS Ft of Lot T K ing A A Nedra H Cardin 171.11 All Lot I Blk O Ewart T A AVInnla 1 Lot 11 Dlk E ------47 30 Jam laion Ewart T A W innie I Lot 1* Blk E -----------14.31 Jam laion Alabama • Mlaalaatppl ConLot II Blk E -----------faranca Aaa'n of Stvanlh IS.73 p a y A dvantlali PI.AT HOOK S PAGE Tl GLEAA ES Bt HIlIVtSION _______ Arthur K A Grace 8 Lot 1 Blk I > ----------- — 33.31 Chrlaltanaan 11.11 Clyde L A O livia SUverla Lot I Blk D BIHVF.Y TOR PRANK tl GUERNSEY DEED HOOK l»a PAGE 33S SCR K «j4 " V l? 1 * , l * * Jerry A Chrlelena I Riddell 137.11 IIIII.LIUAY HE All LAKH Bl RDIVIMOX FLAT HOOK 3 PAGE SS Erin P A Nancy II Roger* US.II *' UOLLIDAY REAR LAKH SCHIII V lllO B NO S PLAT HOOK 4 PAGE AS Lot 44 A NWly 31 Ft AVIlllam F A Maud B Aahar ti ll of Lot II Lot* SS to I I II II A Ala - Mtaa Cnnferenc* Aaa'a II tu 31 —---------— o f Seventh Day Advantlala 73131 W illiam F A Maud B Aahar 14 11 Lota 71 to 7 4 ---------— E T A W innie I Jim leeon 113.11 L ot. 7 , ,o PLAT BOOK IS PAGES TS TO TS Flrat Florida L'llllllaa Isa Ill.T I PLAT ROOK T PAGE T4 lx ’" 11 * n*i :a ls " e a t POINT Nlfholaa A Barbara I'uecl 1131 lo t 4 ■| 'A R A u isl! POINT FLAT ROOK T PAGE BT P ari of Lot 7 P*ac In m iu IS Page 311 Nichole* A B arbers Pueet 7141 Blk B P A E A n isH p o S t f i r s t s e c t i o n p l a t boo k a p a g e as Lot 1 lllk II _____ ___ Robart L A M erterl* J W al* I I .l i John A Floranra Doyl* 1*4.24 i-ot 72 ink r r PAIlVlllSF. POINT TH IRD SE4.TION PLAT BOOK S PAGE T4 . . . . <0 lllk A ....... M arguerite I Marker lilt 1! « X Karbari W Nr A Mayball L„t 14 IGk A -----------j gnoeer 144 31 TAYLOR'S BEAR LAKE SUBDIVISION PLAT BOOH T PAGE W I F t o f Lot 4 ILaaa N 111 F t measured a s t l.t l Jerry A Christina I RtdAalt W HKAH I.AKF. ESTATES FLAT HOOK IB PAGE SS 4S.TI W illiam A Ads Blackburn I-t tl 71.11 Nydnry A t ills D Jaffa L—l !3 Sunthlna B u te Davalopara Lot 34 11.11 Corp Sunahin* State Davalopara Lot 33 11.71 Corp Punahlne S tale Davalopara I - t 31 II 13 Corp Sunshine Stale D evtlopera Led 34 Corp II II Sunahin* State Davalopara Lot It Corp 11.11 Sunahin* Stat* Davalopara I - t 33 Corp 11.11 Sunahin* S U ts Davalopara I—t 11 Corp till 1« 14 Gorham It Kthal P Ilutlar I - t It Sydney A lllta D Jaffa 41.37 I—1 31 Sunahin* a u l a Davalopara l - l >4 corp 14 11 Sunshine S u t* I)*»eloper* 1—1 37 C orp 11.11 Sunshine Slate Davalopara Lut II Corp 1311 Sunthlna f l i t * Davalopara Lot 11 Corp 11.17 Punahlne S la ts Davalopara Lot <4 Corp till Sunahin* S tats D evelopers Lot 41 Corp till Sunahin* K a ta Davalapars Let t t , . a( A bi 3 C & l * b • 3* 2 Qo 0 NAME OF OWNER *J tt C 2 DESCRIPTION OF LAND ? *! S :s < i- g 11.11 Corp Sunahin* State Develepera SI It Corp Lot 41 ____________ Sunthlna Stale Developer* 14 13 Corpa Let II Sunahin* State Developer* till Corp Lot 41 Sunahin* Slat* Davalopara II t l Corp BEAR LAKE lir.ir.R T S FLAT ROOK S PAOR SS Lot 31 Amoa A A Fannl* M 111 II Drummond REPLAT I.OTS SS A M OF HEAR LAKE HEIGHTS PLAT ROOK IS PAGE S Lot I Blk A -----------Dal* E A Dennn 0 11.77 Ittgganbarh J L RILL'S LrPTLR BEAR LAKE H BDIVISION PLAT BOOK T PAGE SS Lot I A Tart ot Lot I S ot Ditch .. ............. Fred U A Ttuth K Marlas 111 II JANSEN SUBDIVISION PI.AT ROOK II PAGE BT Lot A ___ ____________ SS 31 John A A Mary T Kirk Lot T Gaorta P A Vivian C Abel t i t .I I Lot 14 ____ lll.lt Mary T K irk, Ouardlan Lot 14 ___ Albtrt C A Joaaphln* O Clark 114.14 PARKINSON'S S t'B im ia iO N PLAT ROOK S PAGE ST Lot T Blk U ....... . ... W alter C Eery Jr 111 71 L4VAUA COURT PLAT BOOK S PAGE SS Lot 1 -------Reuben Felnhurg 41 It ORANGE VILLA HEIGHTS PLAT ROOK IS PAGE t l EeOt A ltt O A Ruth C Swanson 7 II Lot 7,14 A l t i O A Ruth C Bwnmon Lot 7.54 Alex O A Ruth C Swanson Lot 7,34 A lai fl A Ruth C Bwanaon Lot A tri o A Ruth C Swanaon 7 34 NEW of NEW ______ 11 11 34 OrLI’alm Conatrurtlon Co 407.57 PLAT ROOK IB PAGE SS OKLANO HILLS ADDITION Lot | ______________ _ ST II Oakland Conaolldatfd Corp NW W of N\V W ______ I I I I l> OrDPalm Conatructlos Ca III #1 EH of SEW of NWW 1Leaa N 313 F t of B 135 F t) ________ I I II I I Ralph A Edna Loffer 101 74 RW of Htvw ot SEW or NW W ______ 144 00 - I I 31 II Leonard A E va U Keaton NH Of NEW o f Btvw 14 01 of NWW —__ _____ t l 11 II Agnaa Btackahaar, Hair# EH of w H of SEW «f s e w ......................... 43 It I I 11 I t Agnaa Btackahaar. Hairs N 171.4 Ft of i 413.4 Ft of E 311 Ft of NEW of SWW (Laaa N 130 Ft or F 111 Ft of K 704 Ft A S 10 r t of W 131 Ft A H 100 Ft of E ion F t) --------- ------- t t l l 31 Xalhanlat Seaborn 11.(1 N 30 Ft or 8 771 3 Ft of E 300 FI ot NEW of 8WW - .................. 11 11 11 MRU* L Bulk 111 N 30 Ft ot S 471.1 Ft of E HI# Ft o f NE It 4# W of SWW — II t l 13 Louraa Warn N in Ft of S 131.1 Ft of K ini' FI of NEW 1114 It t t 11 Crumpton Builders lna o f SWW — ....... — N 30 Ft of 8 731 3 Ft of E 300 Ft of NE III U of 8WW --------- II l l 31 J***)* L A R ule M W hit* ■ 14 Ft of W 111 Ft of K 447 Ft of NEW o f SWW -------------- I t It 31 Lieutenant A Florin* I'atlarxon T 41 Rag 114.1 FI W of NB Cor of 8WW Run W 713 Ft 8 374 Ft E 713 Ft N 134 Ft to Bag --------------------- 33 11 31 D tn ctr A Geneva W illiam* 114 43 W 44 Ft of E 411.3 Ft o f NEW of SWW 11 73 II. ea* 8 1411 F31 it 11 21 John A Ran* Pop* N 317.44 Ft of W 113 Ft of H 1/4 of E H of WW of NEW of S W W --------------- t t t l f l Elmar A Gertrud* Smith I f 71 Et At WW of NEW of SWW (Leaa E II Ft e f N W A EH of BH> — t i f l 11 Mt Kind Fevanth Day 11.14 Adventist I'hurrh EW of NWW of SWW I t t t 13 Mt Final Hevenlh Day ..... Advanllat Church WH of KW of NWW of laador* Simmons Et Al 1111 t l 11 11 8W W ....... ....... .......... NW of B1VW of SWW I Laaa X 10 Ft or W 40 Ft A W i l l 114.11 Ft of E I t l . l F t) ._ 31 I t 11 Jns B Foster, Hrlra W SIX Ft of K 415.1 Ft Sylvester A Mlttla M of SWW of "WW t t t t t l 13 43 Gamble* PLAT BOOK B PAGH H CHARLOTTE HEIGHTS Blk A (Leal D ig NW Cor Run F. t i t Ft K 111 71 Ft W 111 Ft N 140 44 F t) A K 141.17 Ft of Ulk II A Teotn 1 to I A 11 to 71 Ulk C A All Charlotta Footer 131.77 Bike D E A F Beg NW Cor Blk A Run E 321 Ft H III. 71 Ft W 111 Ft N 114.11 Ft la Sylveater A Mlttla M G am bit! 3141 Solomnn A Mary Griffin 13.04 W S10.lt Ft of Blk B __ PLAT HOOK IS FAGF. SI DRI'ID HILLS P A BR Dorothy I- llnlander 307.14 Lota 1 3 A » lo 11 Dlk A Joeeph W A Barbara J Lot 31 Ulk I I -----------W illie 313.43 K enneth T II A Nancy C Lot I t Ulk B ---------— Call rider 131.73 Kay Development A Realty Lot • Blk C ------—— Ine 34.14 Wltmar W Potter Co Inn TI.2I T-eta I I A 34 Blk O II K nui Ilaltlnghaua, Truala* 23.71 Lot in Blk C .. ............. Robert A A Virginia M Jtimn 24.43 L-nt 11 Blk C ............— II K nui Itatllnghau). Tiuatea 33.74 1-cit 33 Blk C -----------W llmer W Potter Ine 34.17 t-ol 31 Blk C .... .......... Can Dun Inc 77.47 Imta 1 33 34 A 31 Blk D II Knox Datttnghaua, Truete# 130 41 Lola 2 I 4 I 1 A I lllk D Lota tt 31 t t A 34 Blk H K n oi B sltln sh au a, Truala* 41.33 Can llun Ine 44.44 L oti 17~A 2» nik lY 'Z H Can Hun Ine 11.14 l-ot 1 lllk K -----------H Knux llaltlnghxue. Trustee 141.17 Lula 3 I 4 I 4 A 7 Blk F. llu ty G A Carolyn G l-ot S lllk K -----------Flowara 111 II Byron W Erana A Chari** L ets II A It Blk E — E Burk* 11.(1 Can Dun Ine 34.14 L ets t l A II Blk E Pt-ORIDABAVEN — F last ADDITI4IN PLAT BOOK S PAGE S3 Jneeph P A Mary I) MrKanna 341.43 Lot I ___ PLAT BOOK 0 PAGE *4 K EESEL SUBDIVISION Lot II _____ 31 Ft nf I-ot 1 A Robart C A H arriett Fortier 111.11 NOBTHWOOD B B IS B T S PLAT BOOB IS PAOR Ernsat A I-oran* Pannlngtoa 171.11 Let I I — -----PLAT BOOK IS PAGES S A 4 OAKLAND SEOEEa Irma Folsom 111.11 Lot It Rlk B ________ tryin g K A I- Jublm Lot 1 Ulk C ---------— 343.13 Chamber* Thomas J Itadtgan 112.13 Lot T lllk C __ GARLAND IHONKS FIRST AUDITION FLAT ROOK IS FAGE SO Gloria L Baahmar 133.71 Wtltlam T A K a n g s at W Ivey 314 11 lUmual C A Mary E Shaw 171.41 I-ot II Blk F -----------Lot It I Lee* Wly 31 Fl A Bag NE Cor Lut 11 Run fl I t Dag It Mis W 117.14 F t t I I Dag II Mia B II F t N 41 D ig IT Mia E 3 I I .lt F | NWly II F l to B eg) Btk H - i........................... Oakland Short! Cl vie Attn Inc F.l At lilt JOBNBOH'g FOI LTRT F A R E S FLAT BOOK S PAOR S f l y 141.44 Pt ef Lota fl W alter R A Tuonna 0 A All Let I Blk B 14.41 Roger* Et A1 W 144.31 Pt o f ■ t i l t l Ft of N 11* I ! Ft af I^it I lllk II -----Klmtr M A Canal* J I-an* 11.73 Lula 14 It II II A 14 141 II Ulk I I ____________ W M A Roberta M Hutton Bag Int Sly R/W Laura SI A E ly R /W H a y 11-33 Run an Laura Rl A Lake K athrya Cirri* lo IIary 17-11 NF.Iy on ilw y «o l i e s --------------------I It II San P n n cU co Radavatoparn lno 337 13 PLAT BOOB S PAGES S3 TO SS A MATMRYN PARK PLAT BOOR S PAGE* S A SI Lot I Rlk f _________ Ronald E Austin lt .lt Lot I Ulk 3 1 ________ W R A Baa ala I- Kama 1*1.17 KATHRYN PARK SECTION SO S PLAT BOOK • PAUB St NEly 37 F t o f Lat I A SWIy I t PI o f L-ot ( Blk I ----------------Melinda It B onoeloil 111 II SEMINOLE MEIGRTB PLAT BOOK I PAGES t A B Lot* I A 1 (Laaa Rd) Ulk A -----------------W illiam J Swaanay 111 II Lola I A I (Laaa Rd) A Bag (.44 F t BWIF All L o t I Ulk U — d A bi a 1 li • 1 ■ « »| h £ ai V NAME OF OWNER i t l i * Cb4 tt. DESCRIPTION OF LAND u SX e i ft % • b b! ttM 7 X NAME OP OWNER 2 1 e j ij « c fd ef NW Cer or T -t 47 Run SWIy on W Lin# 107 53 Ft gKly on Ely Ext of Sly Lint of t - t 4 t l Ft XKty parallal lo W Lin* 141.43 F t NWly to Rag Nik A Lot 44 Blk A ________ Lot 1 Blk I f ________ Let IT Blk 1* H afllar C onstruction Co T .ll Lot ■i Blk II H aftlar Conotruetlon Co T .ll i - t 13 Rlk 1» H eftier Conatruellon Co 7.(3 i - t 30 lllk 13 lle U ltr Conatruellon Co 7.11 i —ta to 11 "nik" :o lla ftla r Conatruotlon Co 17.11 i —ti 1 to t l Blk l l H aftlar Construction Co 101.11 Lot t Blk S3 HoUlor Conatruellon Ca 7.11 P P A Orget Fransh >41.71 Lot 3 Blk 33 Horttar Conatruellon Co 7.41 W illiam j Swaanay JI4.II Lot I Blk S3 lla ftla r Conatruotlon Co T .ll Let 4 nik ■* San Franrtaeo H eftier Conatruotlon Co T.lt Redevaloptra In* 13.13 Lot i nik 22 H eftier C onstruction Co 7.11 Lot 4 Blk 22 H eftier C onstruction Co 7.11 PLAT BOOK T PAGES 87 A H CA41RLOEERT Lot T Blk 22 lla ftla r Construction Ca T .ll Brg NE Cor Lot I Blk Lot t Blk 22 H aftlar Construction Ca T .ll A Run N 71 Dag Lot 3 Blk It H oU lor. Construction Ca T .ll 17 Min W 104 F t S t - t t* Blk i i HoUlar Canatruotlon Ca T .ll 11 Dag W 340 F t ■ Lot 31 Blk 22 H afllar Conatruotlon Ca T .ll 71 Deg IT Min H I—t 13 Blk 22 H eftier Conotruetlon Co T .ll 100 Ft N II Deg K Lot IS Blk 22 H afllor C onstruction Co T .ll 300 Ft to Beg Blk A Jahnaon EltctreM ea tsg Lot 14 Blk 22 H oU ler Construction Ca T .ll Lot 31 tl.raa W 111 Ft Lot 1 Blk 2S H afllar Conatruotlon Co T .ll nf X 10 Ft of 8 301 Lot s Btk SI H oftlor Conatruotlon Co T .ll Ft A 8 110 FI o f H oUlor Construction c a T .lt W 104 F t) Blk G -P W inter Park P ars Carp 19.4? Let 1 Blk 2t Lot 4 Blk St H aUlor Construction Ca T .ll FIRST ADDITION TO OABBELBEEBY PLAT BOOH V PAOH SO Let i Blk IS S l#n Ft of th# N 101 Ft lla ftla r Conatruotlon Co T .ll H irtl*,Conatruotlon Ca T .ll of I—t 4 —.......— . Th# Cornatt C« 11.41 Lot t Blk 21 Lot 7 Blk 22 HafDvr Conotruetlon Co T.lt A RKPLAT OF BLOCK CH COUNTRY CLUE ADDITION Lot 1 Rlk 2S lf 'd la r Construction Co T.lt PLAT BOOK S PAGH SS Lot 9 Blk 22 lla flle r Conatruellon Oo T .ll Lot I _ __________ _ Owen W A Dorothy M 21 Lot 10 Blk Analey H eftier Conatruellon Co T .ll I1KPL4T GP LOTS S THRU IS OT REPLAT OP SI.4C R CH COI n r n r Lot n lllk 21 H eftier Conatruotlon Ca T .ll Lot 11 Blk 22 H auler Conatruellon Ca T .ll CLUB ADD TO CASSBLOSBBY PLAT BOOK IB PAGE f Lot IS Blk 21 H au ler Construction Co T.ll 1-ot I ——_________ __ Chartaa E Sr A Batty T t u n Lot 14 Blk 22 H aftlar Conatruellon Co 7.41 W illiam s 1-ot 1 0 -----------------------W illiam A A Barbara J K rill t i t is Lot i Rlk 24 H eftlar Construction Co T .lt IdOt S Blk 24 CHTSTAL BOWL ADDITION PLAT BOOK O PAGE SS H au ler Construction Co T.ll l - t i Rlk 24 NW H of l-ot 0 A All o t H eftier Construction Co T .ll .........., Lot 4 Blk 14 Lot 10 Blk A _____ . Roy A CollOOn Popo Ilafllcr Conatruotlon c a T .ll 113 4* Lot* t to 31 Blh II __ CRYSTAL BOWL SECOND ADD PLAT OOOE IS PAOH TT H atller Construction Ca 113.71 Lot 10 Blk A ________ Gao A Marla Schults 4.17 Lota 1 to l i Blk II ____ H a u ler Conatruotlon Ca Ill.T I Lot 17 lllk B ..............Jam et R Walla t . l l l - t * 1 lo I Blk IT _ H a u ler Construction Co ll.ll L oti t to II Blk 7 1 ___ _ DUCK POND ADD TO CAISBLBBRBY PLAT OOOK I I PAGH ST H eftlar Construction Co 134.11 1to II Hlk S3 l.ol I _______________ Lao Lee A a A !n*t In tt L Pasraon Panraan 17.41 Lot* H tftD r Construction Co 110.lt 1to I t Blk 14 _ l.«t 33 —__ __ ______ __ David A t-outa* t-outa* ltltchtao* ltltchtao* T ill I -ts lla flle r Conatrurtlon Co 140.74 t to I Rlk 11 . . N 30 Ft of I-ot II —— Dorothy Dorothy Vanaeoyoo Vsnaeoyoo It.II t—Is H eftlar Construction Co 14.74 1lo t l Rlk I t __ Mary OrobP OrobP l - t 77 _________ _____ _ Frank A Mary 117.37 Lot* lla ftla r Construction Ca IT.II Wly H Ofl - l I I _______ Chariot 10.31 HKFTLER MORES ORLANDO SBC ONU Charlas D A Hadl C fm ltk PLAT BOOK IS PAGES S A • Lot II _______________ Robert D Danlcourt 14.01 Tract A Rlk 1 _____ _ lla flla r Construction Ca 20.41 S 10 Ft of Lot 37 -----Joatph M A Agnaa M Lot 1 nik 1 H eftlar Construction Co SM I Muraako 31.71 l - t : nik I H eftier Construction U7 SM S D IC K POND FIBBT ADD PI.AT BOOK IS PABE TS I—t 7 Rlk 1 H eftier Construction CS ttlll Jaeara A A l*hyllla E Lota It A I I ________ Lot 1 Rlk t H eftier Construction Co 3144 H ntcliklta l l . l l I - t l lllk 1 Central T ill# A Truot Co, EDGEHOOII MANOR PLAT ROOK I t PAGE TS Trustee 44M d George A Lila W ilson Lot I A S 10 Ft ot Lot I 111.11 Let 1 Blk I H eftier Conalruollon Co IM S Henry (■Tl t—t 1 lllk 1 I-ot 11 ------............... .-■■■ _ J A Dtrnlc* . . .Connell . . . Ilofttar Construction Co ll.tt FKHN PARK ESTATES PLAT EGGK S PAGF.B I* I I I I A IS I—t l lllk t H afllar Conatruellon Co 17.41 Daisy L Strom* f.ota 4 in I Blk D ____ 111(7 I - t : Rlk s lla flle r Construction Co IM S Lot 4 I Lees S 111 FI) Lot i Blk 1 llaftlar Construction Co 44.13 T h e m ti L A Msrp C Preach T l.tl Lot i t lllk ■ lllk G ____________ llaftlar Construction Ca 11.11 N Tn Fl of 8 310 Ft e f I—t i i Blk 1 H eftlar Construction Co tl.S l I.nt 3 Blk tl _____F E A MargtrOt Jaakton 111.11 Lot i t Blk I H eftier Conatruellon Co 11.11 Sty 33 Ft of Lot 20 A t—l i Blk 4 H aftlar Construction Co 41.11 All Lula 31 31 A II t—t 3 Rlk 1 H eftier Conatruotlon Co tl.ll Robert K A Katharine t lllk I t _____________ I - t a Rlk 4 H eftier Construction Co 11.11 Hamilton l l l . t l 1—I a Blk 4 lle U ltr C onstruction Co 1T(.1S GOLF COURSE ADDITION PLAT ROOK IS PAGE 1 Lot i t Ulk ( Federal H ousing E 73 Ft o f l-ot H A S Commissioner 173.41 71 Fl of W 73 F t I - t IT Blk 4 H aftlar Construction Co S l.( l nf E 373 F t e f L*l I—t 31 Rlk 4 lla flla r Conatruellon Ca 11.11 Denial C A Lot* H 14 Lot 31 Rlk 4 H aflD r Conalruollon Ca 11.11 Coleman l l l . l l I—t 30 Ulk 4 H eftlar Construction Co 44.41 IIKFTI.ICR MOMRS MOWLI.I. PARK SEC OND Tract It Ittk 7 H eftier Construction Co 14.14 PLAT BOOK IB PARKS 4* ** 4T A 4S Tract 1> lllk 7 lla flle r Conatruotlon Cn 1.44 H eftier Construction C* 7.(1 1—t 4 Rlk T 3-ot It Blk 1 3 ---------- — Heftlar Construction Co 171.11 llaftlar Construction Co 7.(3 I - t 1 Rlk 7 l-ot 14 lllk 1 3 -----------H eftier Construction Ca 17LSS H afllar Construction Co 7.13 Let 13 nik 1 Lot 13 lllk 1 3 ____ — llafllar Construction Co 315.11 7.13 l - l 3 Rlk 14 H aftlar Construction Co l-ot 1 lllk 14 llaftlar Canatruotlon Co ist.ss H afllar Cenatruatton C* 7.11 Lot 1 Blk t* Lot lllk 1 4 ______— H afllar Construction Ca 111.41 H afllar Conalruollon Co Blk 14 -----------7.(3 t—t 1 Blk 14 Lot H etilar Conatruellon Co 1S3.IT H eftier Construction Co T.ll t—l 1 Blk HI l-ot Blk 14 ------ ----H auler Conatruotlon Co 1I4.SI H afllar Construction Co nik 14 ------- T.ll l - t 14 Btk t* Lut lle f t itr Construction c a lll.t l H afllar Construction Co T.ll I - t n Blk to Lot lllk 14 ------ lla flla r Conatruotlon Ca 41.14 H eftier Conatruotlon Co 7.11 I - t i i Blk 1* I.nt lllk 14 -----------H eftier Construction Co 44.71 H aftlar Construction Co 7.43 Lot 17 Blk I* lllk 1 4 ________ Lot Hoftlor Construction Ca ss.ta H afllar Construction Co T.ll Lot t i Blk 14 1 - t 5 lllk 1 4 ---------llaftlar Conatruotlon Ca 11.44 H afllar C a siir u e llo n Co 7.43 Let i i lllk 14 Lot to lllk 14 ---- --------llc ftla r Conatruotlon Co a t.ti Haftlar C asotrucllon Co 7 (1 Lot 74 Blk 11 Lot II lllk I t -----------llaftlar Construction Ca si.os llo ftlr r Construction Co 7.11 t—t l l lllk to l-ot 13 lllk 14 -- ------- ... H aftler Construction Co SM I tia fllrr Conatrurtlon Co u n |J lllk II ------------T.ll 1—t f l Blk 11 H afllar Construction Ca S4.0I H afllar Conatruotlon Co T.ll I - t 31 Rlk to Lot 14 Blk 14 -----------lla flle r C onstruction Co 34.41 H afllar U onatructlos Co 7.13 1—t 34 n ik t t I-ot 13 lllk 1 4 ---------- — H afllar C onstruction C* 11.14 H afllar Construction Co 7.11 I—t 32 nik to Lot 11 Ulk 14 ----------H afllar Construction Co 11.11 lla ftla r Construction Co 7.(1 t - t 11 Rlk 10 Lot IT lllk 1 4 ------------llaftlar Construction Ca 11.11 H aftlar Csnatruetlcn Co l-nt II lllk 1 4 ----- ----- T.lt I - t 4 Blk 11 H aftlar Construction Ca m .is H aftlar Construction Co 7.43 t - t 1 Rlk 11 Lot 15 lllk 14 -----------H eftlar Canetrsetlan c a 177.11 llaftlar Coni true Hon Ca t.nl 50 U l k 1 4 ---------------1.43 l - t tn lllk t l H eftier Construction Co It*. Cl Ilafllcr Construction Co T.43 LAKH ELLEN ADDITION T 0 CASIKLHKHMY PLAT BOOK t PAGE SS l-ot 21 lllk 14 ...... — 7.41 I - t » Blk EA llcftlar Construction Ca l-ot 31 Blk 14 ---------— Arthur Block 31.41 H afllar Conatruotlon Co t-ote I tu 51 (Ilk 13 _ 114.10 l - t 4 Ulk E C -------- --Bud C A Christina O Lota I lo 11 lllk II _ lla fller Construction Co 137.14 nialn g 111.11 H eftier Conalruotloa Co 134.47 Lott 1 to 14 Blk I t — NORMANDY ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY 7.43 lla flla r Construction Co Blk Tl I-ot PLAT BOOK f PAGES 4S A SO H auler Conalruollon Co T.ll lllk II Lot 7.43 Beg NE Cor Let 1 Run lllk I I ---------- — Haftlar C onstruction C* l-ot W 310.1 Ft S U Haftlar Conalruollon Co T .ll lllk I t ---------- — l-ot Deg 31 Min W 144 llaU lor Conalruollon Co 7.13 lllk I I ------------I-ot Ft K 100.4 Ft N H afllar Conatruotlon Co 7.43 lllk 14 ______ — l-ot 11 Dag SI Min tl T .ll lllk I I ------------llaftlar CsnatrueHon Co Lot 15.77 Ft B 74 Dag H au ler Canatruotlon Co 7.11 lllk II . .. ------ — lull It Min E 144.11 Ft . H afllar Conalruollon Co lllk I X ___ ____ 7.13 Lot NE on Ilw y 111 Ft H afllar Canatruotlan Co 7.13 Lot i# lllk II ------- — to n*g Blk I) ....... Handyman rropartlaa In* STT.Sfl T.ll H afllar Conatruotlon Ca l-ot 11 Blk II . . . ------H afllar Conatruotlon Co T.ll lVIy 100 Ft of I—ta II l-nt 13 lllk I I ---------- — A 17 Blk E ______ Jerry L A M Cutlean Brady 41.TS T.ll lla ftla r Conatruotlon Co I-ol 1) lllk I I -----------Carl C A Wilma 71 Wall* 141.f l 7.41 Lot 1 Blk O ................ Ilafllcr Conalruollon Co Lot II Blk I I ---------- — OAKWOOU HEIGHTS PLAT BOOK IB PAGE BT T.ll H afllar conatruotlon Co I.nt 12 lllk II ------------lloaamoor Bulldara lna lift! T .ll I—t 1 -----------------------lla ftla r Cenatruatlan Co 1-ot l i lllk I I -----------Roasmoor Builder* Ine IM S lla flla r Conatruotlon Ca 7.11 I—t Lot 17 Blk 14 .— -------Itnaamoor Builders Ins It.IS 7 II l—l lla fllr r Conatruotlon Co 3->t II lllk IX ....... .......... Roesmuor Builder* lno to ll t l H aftlar Conatruotlon Co 7.13 Lot 13 lllk 14 - — -----l i t ! Ft 7.43 E 10 Ft of l - l H A W llarilar Conatruotlon Co l-ot :# iiik i t -----------of I - t 11 ........... Jam ta t A H aiti* E Klmbar 333.11 llaftlar con stru ction Co T.ll Lai :t lllk 11 ------------Lea t: Hurl Et A1 1*17 7 4! K 3131 Ft nf I—I IS H au ler Conatruotlon CO Lot 13 lllk I I ------------Wly 14 Ft of Lot It „ Leo 17 Hurt Rt Al ti ll l.o( j ; Dlk I I -------------7.41 Haftlar C an itru etlsn Co QUAIL POND ADDITION T o CAsnELGERRY T.ll H afllar Conatruatlen Co l-ot II Blk I I -----------PLAT BOOK T PAGES 44 A 44 A PLAT ROOK B PAGES AS A SB lla flla r Conatruetlan Co l-ot 23 Rlk I t ---------- — 7.43 Daniel G A Kara B L oll t lf .f i T i l Lots I I Id A It lllk QR H eftier Conatruotlon Co luil II lllk I I -----------4II AIL POND HKIUKTS R E P L 4T PLAT RUOK tt PAUB 74 7.43 llr filo r C onstruction Co 1-ot *7 lllk II —------- l —I 31 ........— ................ Hobart J A I—ula* I* Keys St.41 T.ll H eftier Conalruollon Co Lot 21 lllk II _________ _ Qt'KKVS HillII(HI ADU1TION PI.AT BOOK H PAGH U 7.13 lla flla r Conatruetlan Cn l-ot 25 lllk I I -----------— Bernard C A tlo b irta Kntb* H it 1.43 I—t 11 _______________ _ l-nt !U lllk 1 4 _______— lla flla r Conatruotlon Co QUMKNB HIMROR 4 0 t i l l PLAT HOOK S PAG F.l 43 A 44 143 H auler Conalruollon Co Lot It BIWI I ---------- — H afllar Conatruotlon Co T.(l Lot IT A N 110 F l er Lai 33 lllk I I -----------l - t II A All Lata 7.41 Lot 1 lllk I I -----------H oniar Conalruotloa Co Charles t. A M arguerite 3 31 t l A II -----------H afllar Construction Co 7.11 l-ot I lllk I I ------------Nolen 77.TS 1.43 l lt f i l a i Conatruotlon Co l.ol I Rlk I I ------------John M k Patricia C T ats T.tl HaUler Construction Co 1.11 l - t III (Las* W (I F t) !-ol 3 Rlk 1 1 ________ llrynn A Florence C F oeltr 144.04 1.11 t - t 174 --------------------H tfllar Conalruollon Co Lot I lllk I I ---------- — ______ _ ______ Herbert K A Byltrt* I'yl# 14.37 1.43 K (I Ft of Lot 1 1 1 -----lla flla r Conatruellon Ca l - l 7 lllk I I ____ ____ QUEENS MIRROR SOUTH REPLAT ADD TO CASSELGERRY 7.43 Hafllar Conatruallea Ca t—i I ulk l i ---------- — PLAT BOOK II PAUB SS Haftlar C anatraotlos On 7.13 Lot I Rlk 1 1 ------------, -Tflovaralsn Builder* lna MS T.ll Lot II Let 10 nik I I ------------ Haftlar ConilruoMon Co Lat 41 .................... John R A Doris S Athan ll.ll Federal H ousing Lot II Ulk I t ---------- — J I—mar A Mary M Halford 14 II 114*1 I—t | * i ____ ________ Commlaalenar Htanlay 1 Mendowe 17.Id 7.13 Lot 113 _______ ____ H aftlar Conatruotlon Co i-ot i i nik t i _ — — REPLAT OP LOTS B4 TO SI A TS TU U3 QUI1KNS MIRROR SOUTH HoUlor Conatruellon Co T .ll 1-1 13 lllk I I -----------AND REPLAT ADD PLAT RUOK IS PAUB IB 7.(3 H aftlar Cenatruatlan Co I - t 11 lllk 1 4 ------------Kleanur I Storra 141.41 3.13 Lot 1 ____ _________ __ Haftlar Construction Co 1-1 t l Blk 14 ------------A HERDED PLAT SEHIROLA PARK— FLAT BOOK • PAGH SS T.ll N aftlor Conatruetlan Co Lot 33 Blk 14 ------------T.«l Lata I I I A Rag NE Cer [- 1 14 Blk I I ------------Haftlar Cenatruatlan O# I—t A Run ■ I Dag 7.43 H afllar Canatruotlon Co l—l IT Blk 14 II Min W l i t Ft T.ll llaftlar Construction Co 1-1 II lllk I I -----------N II Dag *4 Min 7.43 l - l t l lllk II -----------HoUlar Conatruetlan Ca W 4 1 1 Ft N II Dag T.SI H afllar Construction Co l - l lu lllk 1 5 -----------44 Min W 141.3 Ft T.ll H afllar Construction Co t—I 41 Ulk 1 * -----------N IT Dag II Mtn W 1.11 H afllar Caaotruetloa Co 1-1 43 lllk I I -----------l i l t U I t l Dag H auler Constauatloa C* T .ll I - t 41 Blk I t -----------*1 Min W 1SS.II Ft T .ll Haftlar C oaatruellas Oo Lot 44 Rlk I f ... — N'ly on Curve 70.44 1.11 Haftlar Caaatruatton Co I - t II Blk I I -----------F l NW'ly om Ita* H afllar Conatruetlan Co T .ll l - l II Btk II -- ------— vara* Curve 17.47 F t T .ll H auler conatruotlon Co I - t IT Blk II -----------N t l Dag I I Min W lla flla r Conatruellon Co T.ll I - t 41 lllk 1 * ________ II. l l F t S I I Dag T.lt H afllar CanalruoHom Co I - t I t Blk I t -----------•I Min W l a CA* T .ll H auler C oattruatloa o s 7—4 I I Blk II . -------s a l NW'ly a s Ca* T .ll H auler c o M tr u o tlo s Co Lot II Blk IS . ■ami la gamtsalA T .ll H eftier c o s s tr s o tlo s Co Lot II Rlk I I . bit I ■ I I Dag SS H aftlar Cosatrsatlom Co T .ll Lot I I Blk II -----------Min E I ts F t B'lr T.ll llaftlar C esatructloa Co l - l 34 lllk l i -----------T.ll on Curve 144.41 F l llaftlar Conolruetlon Co f - l II Blk 1 4 -----------S t l Dag IS Min E T .ll H auler C asatruotlsn Co I - t I I lllk I I ________ 1117 AN ■ II Dag Hattlor Construction Co T il I—t IT lllk I t -----------IS Mia B l l l . t t T.ll H aftlar C asotrsritan O s I - t II Blk II -----------T.II Ft N l Dag l l U la H afllar C aH Irsotlan Co t - t I t Blk II -----------E II# F t ■ d Dag H aftlar CenitruaMan Oo T.lt I - t i t Blk I t ________ II Min B ta M g T.lt I - t It Rlk II -----------lla flla r C oattruatloa Co I I —sa Bag *1.1 F l llaftlar Cooatruotloa Ca T .ll t o t 43 lllk 1 4 ----------« II Dag II Min K T it lla flla r Conatruetlan Co I—t 41 lllk I I ___— — H afllar Construction Co o f NW Cor nun S T .ll I - t 44 lllk I I -----------11 Dag I I Mia B HoUlar Caaatrustlan C* T.ll l - l II lllk I I -----------T.lt III. ! F t B'lr a s lla flla r C anttruallaa Oo l - l 44 Btk I I -----------t .ll Curve l f . l t F t ■ I I H afllar C oattruatloa Oo t - t IT Ulk II -----------lla flle r C eastruollaa Co T .ll D ag t l M is W to I - t ( I Ulk 14 -----------f - t 43 lllk 1 3 -----------llaftlar C asatruotlsn Co T .ll Canal NW'ly an Cn* T .ll llaftlar Conatruellon Co s a l ta Rag) Blk 1 I - t 71 Ulk 1 3 -----------rrudanra E Brunoa, lla flla r Construction Co l - l 71 lllk I t -----------T.lt Malta K ill HoUlor Conatruotlon Oo l - l 71 Ulk 1 3 -----------T .ll Rag l l . l F t I 11 Dag L -l 71 Hlk I t ________ HoUlar Canatruotlon Co T .ll I* Min E af NW H afllar Conatruetlan Oo I - t 71 Hlk I t -----------T it Cor Lot A Run ■ l l t - t 71 Blk It ________ HoUlor CanatruaGen Ca T .ll Dag IS I l l s E 111.7 Haftlar C assU n atloa c * Lot Tl Btk II ________ T.lt F l r i y a s Curve Haftlar Conatruetlan Ca I—t 77 Blk 14 _______ III 11.17 F t I C ’lr an H aftlar Canatruotlon Co Lot 71 Bik II T .ll Curve l l . l l F l ■ Lot 71 Blk t l _____ HoUlor Coaotruotlon Co T .ll I I Dag Id Mia W Lot I I Ulk II _ _ HoUlor C o sairu attss Os T .ll to Canal MW'lr a s 1 - t i t Blk 11 _____ HoUlar Conalruattsn C s T .ll Canal la Bag Blk 1 Richard W A H urt A OrlsdlA 1777 I - t i t Blk t l ------H aftlar C asstruaM ss Os T .ll Bag 111 F t * I Dag II , >,T A 'T - t - ' - j •.*•7* I - t I t Blk I I ------H aftlar C asalruetlon C s T .lt Min W a t NB Car l - l II Blk I t _____ H au ler Conatructlos Co T .ll Lot A R us N U l - l II Hlk I I ------H oUlor Conatruotlon C s • v * ‘ \ Dag I I M is W l i t T.ll V J, Lot I I BUI t l ------Haiti** CasatruaUan Cs >1 • 11 D M 41 MIA f .u r 1 ___ M.......... ............................. j 1 | �"■ "I rt o b b c iu p t io n or u k d ft u 1 1 0 1 | 1 2 C u l l ft »*• 1r U k i to R L U o M to B ar Blk N A VE OF OWNER V 8,3 ijS I h 1 -------------------m r cm u t i m i ru ii n m n Prudence B Drunoo, Halra till i n i ill.* r t w i r f t .i r t t* b * » Btk • ------------------- DESCRIPTION OF LAND j 2 H 1 i Io i i Chert** F A M atin* ■ M aeelalla 11.11 PLAT BOOK IS PAOB n a m u k acbw at r m r r fto o m o ji 11.11 u __________ _ _ _ Vlncant Palmar 11.11 t a i (a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Oeorn* F Farrall i n i n a i r i p a r a o i i b p l a t b o o k _ b m o m to a « i 11.11 lo t II B lk A _____— Ann* A ftrlvle Olmetead U I I (Laaa i t R /W ) _ . _ _ . 1I1.TI • I k a ____________ Oar! E Cowan tw t 11 B lk B — W oodrow A Lola B Praaeott 11.11 iT .tr » _ i . i f £ aa m k B — The Pforth Orlando Co A RBTLAT OT A PART OP ■FORT*MAH'B P A B A D liB PLAT BOOK • PAOK » ■ i.t i m . «4 i _ i i t ___ __ Or rid A Patrtola D lio n IT.TT C t 41 a -----Patar A Jean ette V Bo wan TWtPLBTT LAKK IBO R K I PLAT BOOK • PAOK 1A 111.11 t _4 . . J C " W aliar D A natla c H arrell WATTN* PAKHft PLAT BOOK • PAOK 00 l o t ft (Loan ftlr ■ P t 1IT.II Jennie M Fowara R / W ) -----------------ll.ll D ew ar Oreene R I A a f Lot II -----W it • ( N E U of Lot II (Laaa ■ 111 F t A 11.11 Oaorga O Burdatt Nip I r t R /W ) _ • ltd P i at N I I I F t or a I# r t o f w u t ll.t l Oeora# A A G eorgia C h en ef • f Lot I T -----------101.70 Dalian A B lllla Baker L o ti >1 A I f MWU af RWH o f NW M l U (Laaa W l i e * F t) I ftl | | Oraratraat Investm ent Ca PLAT ItOMK T PACJB M FAIRY LA K B PAKK P kH of Lot A Daao In t ll.1 l Glueepplna II C Rowe In D B 111 P age 111 117.11 Andrew Neltlour Bt A1 to t a --------------------• ‘ II I F t of K l i t I F t a f W II F t o f a • 11.11 F t o f N W U • M » John H onrr Jr A M arrloa l l . l l Duma# • 111 F t o f IT t i l l P t • f W III Ft of B I 11 I I Joeeph C A H a iti T l l.i l F t of NW U 11.77 Bratcher lift P t of K 111.1 Ft 111 F t of W 117.11 F t o f BU ll.lt 40 Jam ta P Mo Oulnaaa 4 11 10 o f NWU -----------B I I I Yd ot B 71 Yd of a I t 14 Rolter'a Farm A Ranch N W U -------------------ll.ll Ino B i t * F t o f VT 141 F t o f Joseph C A H a iti U 4 11 14 B I I I F t of NW U Ml Bratcher ■ 74 Ft o f W 114 F l o f EU o f NKU Of ll.ll T >1 I14I Chrlato Grant B t A1 BWU e or noad _ ■ Td Vh Fl o f B II F t o f W 711.1 Ft or 8KH till T 11 14 tlartha H Miller Of BWU (to** M l at In t o f Br ltd w ith ■ Lina Itun R if on Rd 71 F t K 11 F t a to Aeo Lina W to B e* (Laea B a t IM F t N of MB Cor Itun A 11.1 F t W l l . l l F t NR* *lr Parallel to ltd 111.11 T 11 10 Benjamin A Pearl Hnntt •KMr to B ob) 1*1.AT IIOOK A PAOK 101 LULA BLAKKA RHVIMON ll.ll Clarenca A llaatrlra II Lark 1 10.07 to r k ln A F loetle Franklin to t 10 II Larkin A Flnetla Franklin T.TI Larkin A Flntele F ranklin to t T PLAT IIOOK IB PAOK 3S II4HNUNV IIOHKA 11.00 Cart'in A A Juanita D Mott I A t B lk A ----111.(0 C anon A Mott t o t l i Blk » -----------10.01 Carton A Mutt *** \ l aV w A V a AIIII TO A L T A K O in n PLAT HOOK A PAOK At ■ U o f 1*0 1 I Dlk A — HophU W I)*n1il« ll.ll "■ wa V kaV a A i i n m o i n o a p l a t b o o k n p a o k » e _4 . ___ ._ K e e n A Alice F uller ll-TI “ jllUNHVILI-B PLAT HOOK A PAOK AS to ta | | A A _ _ _ _ _ _ W illie (lanlela 17.IT lit I C na.t Co Inc l.*» RRFLAT OP LAKH MOMILB AUOHKS PLAT BOOK A PAOK AA t o t . 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IT B*« 141 F t N A I I I F t W * f BE Cor o f NW Bradford R ealty Co 114 T .ll W 1 F t o f tod t l A ■ II F t or t o t 14 Bradford R aaltr Co T.TI U o f AEU Run W 11* — •o h r lo t A Marie bo B lk J -----------------Bradford R ealty Co no T .ll 1*1 F t N l i t F t B 117 — — X orklooha Bradford R aaltr Co 141 F t B 111 F t T.tl 1IM T 1I.M 0.1* NH o f N B U AE o i (toot R d ) _______ 14 Ft n D D Daniel in _ _ Bradford R ealty Co H eftier Hornet Ho­ B M l Ch of N 4.71 Ck T.4I Bradford R ealty Ce in — H R I t K ottlor Co a r t Oo w ell Park Aeo 1 Bradford Raalty c e f .IT of B 1.11 Ck o f BE in T 41.ll IBM Bradford R ealty Co lit 1.41 E H of BKU e f NEtft U o f A E U --------- 14 M I I M akto K pha • n o * M M (Laaa P I I F t) — B og IM F t E o f •I.TI PE BA WOOD P L A IA FLAT BOOK 1A PAOB N Cor o f N E U o f BW t o t 1 (Laaa Rd) --------Bradford R eaK r Co 141.11 W U o f N W U *7 »W U A All A 1/1 ot NW U o f AEU Run B Lot J (L e u R d ) -----141.14 Bradford R aaltr Co M Bt M Bradford R a a ltr Oo U A of R o a d --------II F t A 111 F t W 1l l . l l Bradford R aaltr Co Lot 4 -----------------------1171.11 B aa 1TT.I F t N of AB t l P t N 111 P t „ t t Trn Tooalo •M l 14 P R A tR tB LAKH MANOR PLAT BOOK Y PAOK 04 Cor o f N W U of NB H D D Denial 14.44 N E U o f BWU o f (W U 11 t o t 11 (Laaa A 111 F t a t U Run W II I F t ■ w u of a w u o f b w u W 44 F t a t B 44 II I Ft W 411.4 F t (Loan N 114 U F t o f Marvin J A Marta* T F t) Btk A — --------N 111 F t to N U n * W I I I t / | F t) * Arnamatnr 141.11 o f N W U o f NEU B oa 14 F t 8 o f AW Ruaaell J A F loranea A Lot 1 Blk C ------------ -E to NE Cor o f Cor Run N 111 F t 111.74 F allon N W U of NEU ■ to W 14 F t N 411 F t M l A l Blk C --------Stl.10 Marr A Almpklna P O B ---------------------- J l *1 • 4 d o e r s* K Jr A Olorla J E II* F l I 110 F t E Lot I (Laaa AW lr 111 B orkow 1*1.44 i n rt k i n n a F t) Blk O ----- — Ruaaall J A Floranoa A W U o f ARU o f NEU 10* F t N 0* F t B Fallon T1.44 D aao o f NEU (I**** M > 14 M 44 Mahol Fri >1 F t a H I F t E I* 144.17 Elft a t t o t II Blk D _ Erntet E A B attr J Boa I I I Ft E of NW F t N 114 F t B 14 Plnkard 41.44 Cor of AU of NH ot F t A H I F t W 14 BU or NEU of BW OROVB T BBBA C B PLAT BOOK f PAOB AA Ft N III Ft W ll» to ta I A I Blk A---------U Run E 104 F t B Auetin A E llen Teata >1.11 F t A 14 F t W 111 to ta I I A 14 Blk A _ 111.01 F t N i t O ta E uaena J A Barak L Ora l.ftl F t A II I F t W 111 I t Min IT Boo W t o t I Blk B --------------•.«« Evalana Nalaoa F t to B # 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Ilrady 14411 Lot* 11 A II Blk II — t o t 1 ................................ B H Olln 1.11 Lot ft Robert E A E stelle F PEHN TKHRACK PLAT HOOK II PARK BA Chari** B Oil* t o t II Blk 1 * -----------Ml M cC allliter 141.14 ■ LBI BBAN HOBBA Clear** P A llernlr* McGuire 14.11 t o t 4 nik i ) -----------FLAT BOOK A PAGBB At A Al ROUND LAKB BBTA1 FLAT BOOK 14 FAOB f lle n r la lt* C M lkeaell Lot l f Hlk II — _ _ _ _ _ 10.14 A I I .1 P t o f N 1* F t Philip Baroudl • 44 L et 1 B lk A --------------Thomaa J Jr A Barbara J Ju n o* W B eetle B t Al Lot t l Dlk B -----------of t o t 4 Blk I t 1.14 L et > Blk A -----------P hilip Beyond I M l t Old* A * Pt o f t o t I A N Eorello P h ilip Baroudl 4.44 t o t I Blk A -----------nbera A Ynuns !*>t 11 Ulk C -----------11.11 IIU Ft of to t 4 P h ilip Baroudl M l Lot * Btk A —----- — LAKH MIIK1N PARK PLAT HOOK A P K IH OA Jam as W A Woe ley • Btk >4 -- -----------Philip Baroudl 1.44 t o t I Blk A -----------t o t I lllk I ..... .............. 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P Bwotmon 11.00 Marcum 111.11 t o t 11 Blk A P hilip Baroudl >.1I Howard dehorn a, Trust** UH 4 Blk C -----------Robert P Bwotmon 11.00 Lot 4 B lk 1 4 -----------111.41 t o t 14 Hlk A PhlHp Baroudl >.44 H oward Behorlln, Trwoioo t o t I lllk C _______ 11.00 Lot 14 Blk 14 -----------Robert P Bwetman 111.11 t o t I I Btk A P h ilip Baroudl M l l.ut I Ulk C -----------Robert P Bwetman 11.00 EH o t N E U * f N W U M B1 H Robort L A J oy** N P h ilip Baroudl >14 t o t 14 Blk A Robert P Bwetman to t 1 lllk D -----------11.00 R olakart A ll t o t IT Blk A P hilip Baroudl > .ll Robert P Bwetman turt 1 lllk D ________ II 00 Boa l i t F t W A 44 F t P hilip Baroudl M l t o t I I Blk A Robert l> Bwetman t o t 1 lllk D -----------N o t BE Cor o f (K 11.00 A P h ilip Baroudl Ml t o t 11 Blk t o t I Blk D _______ Hubert P Pwetman 11.00 U o t NWU Run Philip Baroudl 1.14 t o t I I Blk A Lod I Btk D ______— Robert P Bwetman NWlp on aotdonrod 11.00 t o t II Blk A M l P h ilip Baroudl Robert P Bwetman to t I n ik d ________ Dr 147,44 N II 1.11 PhlHp Baroudl L ot U Blk A 1.44 Robert F Bwetman t o t 7 Blk D ------------D* a 14 Min ■ • II Philip Baroudl t o t t l B lk A M l t o t I Blk D ________ Robert P Bwetman 414.14 F t B 417.4 F t M l P h ilip Baroudt t o t I t Blk A M l Lot I nik D Robert P Bwetman to B o s ----------- ------- M I I • • Oarflold J t o o l s 411.11 t o t I t B lk A — 10.07 PMUp Baroudl M l t o t 10 Blk D ________ Robert P Bwetman 11.11 N 14 F t Of N E U Of P hilip Baroudl t o t I I Blk A — M l t o I 11 lllk D ------Robert P Bwetman 11.00 NKU o f ftW U •< P hilip Baroudl t o t IT B lk A — 1.44 t o t 17 Btk D _____ ■ >1 II Aumnor W A G ladys t BUI Robert P Bwetman T.ll Lot I I Blk A ------10.00 N W U ------------------P hilip Baroudl 1.44 A B IB COBNBB FLAT BOOK M FAGB AA Robert P Bwotmon t o t t l Blk D ------10.00 t o t 14 B lk A ---Philip Baroudl M l t o t 14 tllk D ____ Robert P Bwetman 11.00 to te 1 1 4 I I 7 • 4 t o t 44 B lk A ---P hilip Baroudl ltl • M A Mary Art* to t 14 Blk D _____ Robort P Bwotmon •T.M l e i 1 I l k I _ 10.00 14 A 11 P hilip Baroudl 1.44 t o t II Blk D _____ Robert P Bwetman 10.00 BU uf hEW of N E U o f t o t > B lk B ------P h ilip Baroudl ft.ll t o t IT Blk D Robert P Bwetman • M 1 1 ) 1 Jo*** J r 1 M 4 10.00 O K U -----------------PhlHp Baroudl Lift t o t I B lk B ------UK 14 lllk D -----------Robort P Bwottnan 10.00 W U Of N E U o f N E U 1.44 t o t I Blk B ___ P h ilip Baroudl t o t I t Blk D -----------„ _________ 4 >1 I t If T A K*r«n L Wnlkor Robort P Bwetman 11.44 t o t I Btk B — 10.00 111 o f BWU P hilip Baroudl r fM A .V I L L A B B IG B T f PLAT BBBK I* FAGB At Robert P Bwotmon t o t 14 Ulk D -----------10.00 l I Blk I _ t .ll P h ilip Baroudl Meet la A Viral n to too* t o t 11 Ulk G ----------- Robort P Bwotmon M l t o t i t B lk 1 10.14 PMItp Baroudt M l t o t T B lk B ------t o t 11 Btk O --------- --Robort P Bwotmon O ar C T a b Dor t o n e 10.10 Lot I t Blk 1 ---------------IMT t o t ft B lk B _ l.lt P hilip Baroudl Robort P Bwotmon t o t 11 Blk O -----------M l 10.11 Boa 14.44 Ck N of BB t o t I Blk B ------P h ilip Baroudt NEU « of to k o Ho watt Cor o t BWU Run W Let t l B lk B ---P h ilip Baroudl M l ltd A N U * f MWU MT CA N IU D*« PM lip Baroudl t o t 11 B lk B ___ a.ti (Loos P t In Porn* E l.t Ck B >U Ck Lot i t B lk B ___ • 44 P hilip Baroudl w ood A Fornwood • I t •1 Ju lia Brawftp ■ to B * s ---------14.44 t o t II B lk B — M l P hilip Baroudl P ita s ) A W 1/1 o f W I I Yd o f B 14 Yd t o t I I Blk B ---P h ilip Baroudl III K 1/4 of OKU (to * * • ( ■ 74 Yd n f N W U PhlHp Baroudl t o t 1* B lk B — M l H t l F t of S 144 • l •1 Rattle O A B 0 MeOee * f a n u -------------111.71 Let I B lk 0 _ _ P h ilip Baroudl 111 F i) A M l l t l F t of N Tl F t • ( I Tl F t of t o t I B lk c — 1.14 P hilip Baruudl B 141 F t o f NWU of B U o f OKU A ■ Philip Baroudl t o t I B lk O - — . 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Hairs d e s c r ip t io n y bi Thom's no room for argument obout the supremacy of the daily newspaper a t on advertising medium. Newspaper* rate first with people who oduolly boy advertising. Last year, the Investment In newspapers was more than $4 billion—an all-time high, and far more than was spent in TV, or magazines, or radio. On the average weekday, you’ll find a newspaper in 17.3% of all U.S. homes—and that’s a reach no other medium can duplicate. Usefulness! Shoppers browse the newspaper at their own poce...spend time on items of special interest...dip and save ads for use as shopping guides. And the advertiser con uie at much space as he needs for a full product story. The newspaper holds a firm place In our fives. A study of the TV audience found that Newspaper reading is the only form of moss communication which showed no reaction when * TV sets were purchased.* No ffs...andt...or but*. Newspapers ore the primary advertising medium. Your Best Buy — Your Hometown Newspaper Local News — About People You Know! S fm tlb a . TROT RAT. JR Tan Collector S . min ole Counly Sanford. Florida lttll m il n il H IM MT tii* �FIDELITY TITLE and GUARANTY CO. "SERVING ORANGE A N D SEMINOLE COUNTIES" -ESTABLISHED IN 1883- • TITLE INSURANCE • ABSTRACTS • REAL ESTATE CLOSINGS • ESCROW SERVICE • DOCUMENTARY NOTARIZATION • TAX & JUDGMENT SEARCHES C A U IIS FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION O RLA N D O W X-8900 NO CH ARG E <0 NORTH COURT AVENUE FOR SU C H C A LLS WEST OF COURTHOUSE O RLANDO �Area One Step From Higher Education By F r t i Van palt R lfhcr education ii coming to Setnlnola County If. , , . That’s an IP In capital let­ te rs and It meani that higher •duration has o n e m a j o r hurdle to become a reality • • * the State Houae of Representatives at Tailshaasee. It Is a foregone coneluO 'eten th a t Gov. Haydon Burns will approve. Higher education for Stratnole County already has hurdled the Senate commit­ tees. the full Senate and the Rouse appropriations commit­ tee. According to United Tress International, It will come before the full House on Thursday. Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. this morning advised The Sanford Herald that the House appro­ priations committee gave ap­ proval Tuesday evening to the Seminole Junior C o l l e g e . Davis spearheaded the move through committee and said he “will be In there pitching" Thursday before the full House. Sen. Hack N. Cleveland Jr. already had guided the meas­ ure through the Senate and had It certified to the House. The junior college would be financed thusly: $30,000 for menting bond bill provides $7.5 million for construction of the proposed East Central Florida university In Orange County, on SR 520 three miles south of Oviedo a t the Seminole County line. The Seminole Junior Col­ lege would be operated and maintained by the Seminole County Board of Public In ­ struction. School Supt. R. T. Mil wee said today that, if the House approves Thursday, the $30,000 appropriation will be used for planning p u r p o s e s . Furthermore, he added, Talla­ hassee state education people planning and f 219.081 for op­ erations during the second year of the biennium, both to come from the general oper­ ating fund, and $365,885 for capital outlay (construction), included In the $80 million Implementing bond bill. The implementing bond blit, In the University of Florida appropriation, also provides the Central Florida Experi­ ment Station on Celery Ave­ nue with $117,000 for an of­ fice-laboratory building, f 40.000 for land acquisition and $31,000 for a greenhouse and "head" (furnace) house. Furthermore, this Imple­ School Board the use of the Acedemy’e Mcllonville Avenue facility. The Academy la expanding, and will add a Junior elaea thla year and a aenlor clasa next year. However, Wiegera eaid thla morning, all operation* will he contained during the next year or two at the Mayfair, to be known aa "Commodoro Barry Hall." After that, he added, the Mcllonville prop­ erty will become the "junior school," for the Academy's lower grades. "You know," the Founda­ tion heed eaid, "1 am for any­ York City, sponsors of tha Sanford Naval Academy. The Foundation will com­ plete purchase within tha next week of the Mayfair Inn and Motel for Academy pur­ pose* from tha San Francisco Giants, Tha present Academy on Mcllonville Avenue was purchased by the Foundation from tha Gianta two yaara ago. Wiegers, a p p r i s e d thla morning of the Seminole Ju n ­ ior College and the need of a facility for the first year of operation, agreed th at "It la an Interesting and pleasing idea" to permit the Seminola •aid they will send In a team of experts to assist the local educators in planning. It was believed, at the be­ ginning of the thought of a junior college, that It could commence at the beginning of the 1365-06 school year next September but this morning Milwee stated the college could not possibly begin oper­ ations until the start of the 11)06-07 school year. The Sanford Herald this morning went a atep further and telephoned J. P. Wiegers, president of the Bernarr Mar* fnddrn Foundation at New thing for education and I am for anything th at'a for San­ ford. I do not believe there la any tarribla problem which cannot be ironed out In our letting the Seminola School Board use the Mcllonville fac­ ility for the junior college for the firat year," until tha col­ lege facility Is built and ready for operation. "That is a fine geeturo on Mr. Wleger’t part," Milwee said, "end undoubtedly w* will be in touch with him about It when we have com­ pleted our preliminary plan­ ning atage." Longwood Boy, 14, Accidentally Kills Self ‘ VS5H- Scenic Roads Advocated By President Division of tha county along Unea to suit our constabias Is causing soma con­ troversy but is expected to be solved Thursday morning. WASHINGTON (U PI) — Under the proposed division, President Johnson asked Conone constable would have 37,greie today for legislation to 000 constituents while snother erase auto junkyards and would have less thsn 10,000. billboards from the nation’s • • • hlghweyi and make travel Seminola and Orange Coun­ ty commissioners will get to­ more ecenlc for American motorists. gether In Orlando June 3 to In a letter to tha House discuss mutual drainage pro­ blems between the two coun­ speaker and Senate president, Johnson said he wa* trans­ ties. mitting a package of four • • • A caller tells us that aialeas bills designed to beautify the and grass a t tha Sanford Pub­ 250,000 miles of interstate lic Library are dying for lack and primary highways. Two of the bills would of water. • e • strengthen control on outdoor Wild peacocks join a flock of advertising a n d junkyards domestic fowl In Geneva at within view of motorist*. The President proposed that feeding Ume. Capt. Larry Aubry says the peacocks have atatea—as a condition to re­ been eating peacefully with ceiving federal h i g h w a y grants after Jen. 1, 1068— his chickens. • * e control outdoor advertising Rose and Wilks' Restaur- along - aseatena of highways ant will be the seen* Thursday not soned or'Used predomin­ morning of the Seminole antly for commercial or in­ County Chamber of Com­ dustrial purposes. merce Coffee Club meeting. In general, such controls The Ume Is |0 a. m. and all would require that no new members of the chamber end advertising signs be erected their employes are welcome. In areas within 1,000 feat of • * • the pavement end visible to The 57 piece Lyman High paeaing motorists. School Greyhound band will Present billboards would present its annual concert at have to be removed by July ■ p. m. Thursday In tha school 1, 1070. auditorium under the direct­ While peying tribute to ad­ ion of Bandmaster John Blair. vertising as having "an im­ The public Is Invited and portant and valuable" role In there is no admission charge. American Ufa, Johnson said; • • • " it la neither In the Inter­ Christopher Hausch of San­ ests of the advertising Indus­ ford h u bean named treasur­ try or the nation, to permit e r of Beta Phi Gamma, nation- a further decrease of our at honorary journalism frater­ dwindling natural beauty." nity, at Daytona Btacb Junior College. mw • e e The Red Croaa la In dire need of volunteer! who will taka amergency phone calls afta r office hours. The Red Cross subscribes to the tele­ phone answering service, but needs six persons to whom messages can be referred, ac­ cording to Dr. Arthur Ne­ smith, chairman. If you can help call tha ARC office and offer your service*. • • a John W. Higginbotham, a senior at tha University of Florida, has been named to the Dean’s List for the Spring trimester. He Is the son of Mrs. Dorothy Austin, The Her­ ald's City Editor. • • • The Red Cross la moving Its office from U JH Palmetto Avenue to Rooms 301 and 203 in tha Melsch Building (over Cowan’s Department Store). They’ll make the move Thurs­ day night, according to Mrs. B arbara d am m ar, executive secretary. Persons having sick room equipment to return should bring it to the new of­ fices. The phone number re­ mains the same. • • e "E s t ri, as t re". Can you Interpret that? It's ABC abortla n d for "E asy to m ite , easy to n o d ." This la a m w course M a g taught a t the Semlaote School thla _______ Mrs. Peany Love, school principal, says you can do around 10-100 weeds a min ate with it—a g n a t help for atadatel. salesmen, reporters or auyeoa who aaeda to write It doesn’t replace Gregg . gome of our d o c k Wind­ % ers have .***** iM aflde to ^EceUyin code! Really Values Bill In Hopper TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A bill directing a complete re­ appraisal of all real estate In the $7 counties In order to apply "Juat value" require­ ments of law waa Introduced today by Sen. B, C. Pearce, of East Falatka. The bill seta out a schedule of time for reappraisals start­ ing prior to Jan. 1 for coun­ ties whose last re-evaluation was before Dec. $1, 1MT, to Jan. 1 for all counties who had a reappraisal as late aa 1K3. Each county must begin ap­ praisement by a company, board of appralaore or local assessor prior to Jan. 1 of the year six years from the date of the first appraisement under the proposed new law. Millions Eyed For Jox Area WASHINGTON (U P l)-T h« House armed eenricea com­ mittee has approved aa ap­ propriation of tU.TnjOO for construction at thrao u v a l air stations In tha JacfcaoaviUa area. Tha Uggeat single amount approved waa $>J million for an aircraft malnteaanca h u gar and access apron at u a aaval air station a t Jackson­ ville. Tbs total meadiag ap­ proved far the Jacksonville laclUty w m ill$a$N . Tha Cecil Field naval air station will receive SU$MMA tetal of N8M88 waa ap­ propriated foe tha Mayport naval air station. Seminole County * * ■ * * on the S t Johns River Phono S22-3611 * * Zip Coda 32771 * * Danny Roberts Hit In Head By Rifle Bullet “The N ile of America” fcralft * W E A T H E R : T uesday, 87-66; rain .03 inchs possible sh ow ers thru Thura day , h ig h 9 0 ; low to n ig h t 70._____________ VOL. 67 U nited P ress Leased W ire E stab lish ed UUM W E D N E S D A Y , MAY 2 6 7 1 9 0 5 SANFO RD, FL O R ID A N o. 198 Area Schools Set Year-End Activities School Meet Scheduled On Segregation Seminole and Oviedo High Schools have scheduled their Awards Day activities Thurs­ day at tbeir respective schools with Oviedo ceremonies to get underway at • a.m. in tlia auditorium and Seminole to begin at 1:30 p.m. In Fleming gym, Lyman and Crooma High Schools will present their swards in conjunction with Class Day activities on Juna 4. Lyman will begte at 13:4$ p.m. and Crooma at I p.m. Seminole High W teol’s Sen­ ior Clsss Day wtU be held June 4 with ceremonies In the school auditorium at ■ a.m. Yearbooks will be dlstribut ed to juniors and seniors at that time and the dedication of the "Salamagundi” will be made by Editor Sherry Marailia. After the program, senior* will depart the school for a day-long beach party. Baccalaureate aervlcea at all schools will be at ■ p.m. June 6, with the exception of Crooms High School where the ceremonies wUl take place st 9 a.m. AH graduation exercises wlU bo held June T at t p.m. In the school gymnasiums. June 4 will be the last day of school for all other schools, elementary, junior high, paro­ chial and private. Graduation ceremonies at AU Souls Paro­ chial School and tha Sanford Naval Academy also are June 4. parochial school students wlU return on June I to pick up report cards. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — County school officials nro scheduled to meet with n fed­ eral representative on Thurs­ day to prepare plana for compliance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964. (R, T, Milwee, Seminole County school superintendent and W. W. Wharton, director of guldanca.M irlW tiiig.. WUt attend the iM F - f w h tln g ia Taltahaaiee, • ("We mute submit our new plan by June 18, After we re­ turn from Tallahassee, our local board- wUl gat to work ea our new plan," Milwee ■aid.) School Supt. Thomas D. Bailey announced' ha had re­ quested tha U. 8. education commissioner to tend a staff member to Florida to help the school officiate. Bailay explained the offi­ cials were having trouble get­ ting advice for the plane L> comply with the 1944 act. The ling, which will teat for rea days, will b* held by ....-hard E. Day, a tew professor a t Ohio State Uni­ versity. AU 67 countlso in Florida have filsd compliance papers with the U. 8. Education Of­ fice, but 88 counties, Including Seminole, had their plana for desegregation of thair school system* rejected. Another 14 ruuntlee have received no an­ swer to their plans. Undsr Uis civil rights tew, the fedsrsl government can withhold funds to county school systems that continue racial discrimination. TO RUN OR . . . MIAMI (UPI) - Miami Ma­ yor Robert King High has or­ dered a political survey of Florida In June to see If he should run for governor again. F IR E D EM O LISH ED a fram e rculilonce occupied b y H elen W ilkins and h er children a t C asselberry Tuesday a ftern oon . F irem en prevented th e spread o f fla m es to nearby stru ctu res. (H erald P h oto) Flames Leave Family Homeless By Jane Casaatberry A Caasslbarry mothar and her four teenage children tost everything they owned, except tha clothes on their backs, late Tuesday afternoon whan flames completely destroyed their two-story frame home. The house, valued a t $0,100, wa* located on Highway 1702, and waa owned by Mr. and CHOIR GIRL NORTON-8UB- HAMDON, England (U PI)—Mrs. Bessie Green celebrated her 03rd birthday with tha claim of being Britain’s oldest choir girl. 8h* has been in the choir at the village church for 78 years. Mrs. Leonard Casselberry, of Casselberry. When tha fir* started, the tenant, Mr*. Helen Wilkins, mss at work across tha high­ way at Vaughn’s Nursery. Her daughters, Betty, 15, and Nancy, 16, war* a t home. Other children are Sharon, 13, and Robert, 14. Several church and civic organisations in tha area are rallying to aid tha family and Fire Chief Paul Bates, of the Caasellierry Volunteer Fire Department, has announced that donations of clothing, food, furnitura or household goods may ba left a t the fire station. Firemen, unable to save the structure, confined the blase, 'Spacewalk' Left To Rookie CAPE KENNEDY (U PI)— In tha black vacuum 150 mllea above Hawaii, • lonely man wilt stand on the edge of a metal preciplca and wonder whether to trap off. If ha takes that on* step, ha writes his own chapter in tha history books of the apnea age. if he doesn't American for­ feits to the Soviet Union sn ­ other two-month lead is a critical area of quest of space. Such U the facet rookie U. 8. Astronaut Edward H. White whan, os the morning of Juna g, ba opens tha rightband hatch of hi* orbiting GeminI-4 capsuta, ■tends up in kls seat and dabatea whether to take A mar­ k s ’a first "walk ia Tha federal left It aquarely ap la White when Associate Adials Iterator Robert Seamans gave the Gemlni-4 m 1 a ■ I o n a “go ahead" Tuesday to attempt the nation's first extra-vehic­ ular activity in apace. If White decides "yas," h* will push away from tha doorway to his 7,000-pound eapouls and—at tha end of a nylon safety line—float aa fa r as 2$ feet In an orbit of hit own. Back Inside the capsule, command pilot Jamos MeDtvitt will swivel the cepeule so It faces Whit* and, through tha triangular win­ dow, tako movla picture* of hia hovering buddy. After about 1$ minutes of floating around as he and hla capsule awing across the United States a t 17,400 mllea par hour, White will uoa (ha nytesi tether to «a*l himself in. Or, m apace agency Man­ ned Spacecraft Center Direc­ tor Robert R. Gltruth put it, "he'd batter." Thla will not bo tha firat "spar* walk." Russian cosmo­ naut Alexri Leonov did the same thing last March 18, when ha climbed from hla Voshkod-S spaceship as it aped around earth — and transmitted television pictures to boot. Tha significance of White's planned soiree, rather, ia that it comes a full throe months ahead of tha original sched­ uled In tha U. S. Gemini pro­ gram. Earlier, tha apse* agency announced that Tom Stafford would b* the firat to try it on flight of Gsminl-8 sat for October. Gllruth claimed th at the Leonov flight "did not Influ­ ence our time" for n "spacewalk" flight. keeping It from spreading to nearby homes and a lumbar company. Firefighters f r o m A l t a ­ monte Springs, Longwood and the Florida Furcst Service as­ sisted the Casselberry De­ partment . First Marines Ready To Depart SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) — U. S. Marines, the first un­ wounded American troops to leave the Dominican RepubUc since last month's landings, board aiilp for the homeward journey loday. They are to go aboard the Boxer, a converted aircraft carrier lying offshore. It waa not certain how many Martnei would leave today, but the number was not expected to exceed a few hundred. The Boier will not sail at once, because the Marines boarding today will not be a full load for the ship, The U. S. Navy has ruled that its ships cannot leave the Dominican arcs until they are fully and economically loaded. Canal Directors M eet Thursday A special called meeting of directors of the St. Johns-ln dlsn River Canal District wlU be held in Sanford at $ p.m. Thursday. Chairman John Krider said the meeting la to approve amendments to legislative acta and other Important bus­ iness. It wlU be held a t tha Chamber of Commerce buildt»8. l 4 u V Jax Prisoners JA M E S COURIER, ver­ sa tile O v i e d o H igh School a th lete, w ill nlgn an a th letic scholarsh ip w ith U n iv ersity o f Flor­ ida th is w eek. Courier, son o f Mr. and M rs. John C ourier Jr„ w ill piny baseball fo r th e G ators, C ourier w as n footb all, basketball and b aseball sta r a t O viedo. H e w aa nam ed to th e A ll-S ta te team in b a sketbali. flaws Pushes Death Penally legislation TALLAHA88EE (U PI) — A House Judiciary eommlttea voted Its own approval to­ day of s bill requiring a sep­ arata Jury trial In capital casta to conalder tha death penalty. Tha m easure, pushed by Rapa. John Crawa, of Baker, and 8. J . Davie, of 8*minole, wsa tho unanimous recom­ mendation of an Interim com­ mittee which studied propos­ ed abolition of tha death pen­ alty. Davit aald tha measure would continue tha present requirement for s trial to determine whether s person was guilty of a capital of­ fense. But it would require a second trial to be held with tho tamo jury, to determine tha penalty to b* impoeed. It would requlr* a major­ ity vote of tha Jury in the second trial to impose tha death sentence. Fail To Escape JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Three Duval County jaU In­ mates bald a guard hostage and controlled a call block Tutaday night before discov­ ering they couldn't get out of the building. The three prlsaeere, armed w i t h a sharpened spoon, roamed freely on the second floor for less than an hour as 120 other temstea looked on. Police, sheriffs deputies and Florida highway patrol­ men surrounded tha JaU on tha St. Johns Rlvar and bath­ ed the building with search­ lights before the prisoners surrendered. Yank Bombers Pressure Reds SAIGON (U PI) - U. 8. Air Force and Navy planes main­ tained round-the-clock press­ ure on Communist North Viet Nam today, blasting an Island radar slta and hitting the Vlnh oil slorai* area for the second day. In South Vtat Nam, carrierbased U. 8. planet flew m em than 80 sorties against Vlat Cong troop concentrations, vil­ lages, command posts, stor­ age areas and buildings. “B U ILD YO U R C R E D IT WHERE IT C O U N T S ” — F IN A N C E — YOUR N EW CAR AT OUR LOW, LOW INTEREST RATS AVi % (14.50 PER $100 PER YEAR) YO U R BO N U S . . . WHEN YOU FINANCE WITH US, NOW OR IN THB FUTURE, 18 AUTOMATIC ELIGIBILITY FOR A ------ S IG N A T U R E L O A N ! 5 Flags Fiesta Commemorated TALLAHASSES (U PI) — The House passed a resolu­ tion today commaniaratlag the Fiesta ef Five Flags U Pensacola, The fiesta la bald yearly to com nw nurate the landing of D ot Tristan do Luna in Pans* coin aa Aug. 14, UM. It will be h e i this year Juno 8-U. .I u '.jX By B arry I s wee A camping expedition Into tho Big Tree swamp ares by four boys who skipped school Tuesday, ended In tragedy when one of the youths fatal­ ly shot himself. Dead is Dsnny Joe Roberts, 14, son of Thomas Roberts, 183 East Pin* Street, Long­ wood. According to Sheriff J , L. Hobby, young Roberta and three companion! took tbe day off from school for a trek Inin the woods. Roberts, with hla friends, Mika GoodaU, 14, Jo ­ seph Brown, 15, and Kenneth Foster, 19, gathered up cam p­ ing equipment and went Into the woods apparently to spend the day and night. Young Brown took along hla father’s .22 caUber rifla. Apparently after reaching their camping site, lUfoarta be­ gan playing with the rifle and It discharged, the ballet strik­ ing Mm la the forehead. The three boys ran about H i mUes to summoo the Good­ aU fray’s father. Returning to tbe scene of the shooting, GoodaU and the boys made a stretcher out of a tent and carried tha wound­ ed Roberts through tha woods Jo a road where an ambulance took him to Winter P ark Memorial Hospital. Tha boy waa pronounced dead an a r­ rival at the hospital a t about 8:55 p. m. Tha shooting took place around 5:45 p. m. Coroner Hugh Duncan, who viewed the body, ruled the death accidental. i- - Call the auto loan experts: Ralph Paxold or Jim Doucette, today. Phona 822-1111. k l, � 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, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 25, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 25, 1965. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 25, 1965; <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/63d080e83bb32caa8c18f5fe421cd348.pdf c5b3a7ec8f7e7f828a6add2c148959ff PDF Text Text ____ SKYRNTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner Tth * Him J. U M e rib e ll-------— F SERVICES 1ATURDAT— Sebbeth M n I ----- 1:1* P W orihlp Barrie# — U M e. V H i N l t r Might P rayer norrlo* — 9tM p CHRIST CHURCH Church S tm t. Lon gw ce l F t. Chorion W. Stewart. Jr. Vleor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH It* Park A n n a# r . R- Chan no , . Pnntor Mnralag W orihlp _ HM t a t Bandar Bohool — Sid* t a t Mnralag W orihlp — H it* t a t Train lag Union — *:t* p a t B rining W orihlp - Ttl* p- a t Wad. Preyor Borrloo Tilt p a t H o ly Commmaloa _ |?»M > S*rrl*o — l i l t a. m. Family Borrloo A Clamoo -------— III! a. m. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 14*1 Fork At *, nt 14th St. H ot. Clifford B. Harrod. PeetoP S i a t i r School ----- T ill *■ *• W orihlp norrlo# _ l l i t l e. m. B ronins W enhlp _ !:M 4 n . Allleaoe Yonth Felleweblp (Teen) 4t»4 p. m. Methodist Episcopal Baptist Adventist HOLT CROSS 111 A Fork Aro. F t. Leroy D. sopor, Rector Holy Communion — Till a. m. HtDRR BPRINOB BAPTIST Old Orlando RA a t Hoator A r t B. Hamilton OrlKla — Faotor Bandar Bchool — •:<* t a t Morning Worohlp — 11:1* t m. Training Union — CM p a t E raalag Worohlp — T ill p. m. F a m il y Borrlco a n d Sunday Bchool-------- l:M n. m. Morning P ra re r (Flrot Sunday — Holy Communion 11 iM a. m. t i l l h ■> Assembly Of God PUtBCRKST ASSEMBLY or OOD CHURCH cor. ITU M S RIM m. M. W llior Ml . FMt or l i l l t r Behoot — n i l A *• Moraine Werehlp — W ill a. a . B ronlof Worihlp — TIM P- m. Toath io rr. ( B a a .). JiM p. m. MIS-Wook Borr. (WOA) . ItM *• *»■ Baptist CENTRAL RAFT1ST CHURCH C erV m h BL A Oak Ave, Call s a ith - Faotor Sander School ----- SiSS a. a . Moraine Worohl* — till* a *■ T rainlae Uaaloa — ■**• P *■ MvoBlag Borrloo —— liH P m, Y i i Preyor Servian t i l l p a Heronry O p a . .. WTRR ----f i l l R a . S eeder R ite RroaSoaot WRSTStOR MISSIONART BAPTIST CHURCH I th S t A H our Aro. John R. King -------- — — --SanSor School — 1*141 e. a . Bandar M oraine Werehlp — 11:4* a- a . Sunday Evening Werehlp — liH p. a . wodnoodor F raro r Borrloo — f i l l g. a KNBCRBBT HAFTIST CHURCH Oaora Road Moraine Wornhlg . Ut*« a. a . Bandar Bchool _ _ _ Silk a. a . Training Unloa ___ l i t ! p- m. Bronlne Worohlg — t i l l p. a . W*d. Otfloero A Toachtra Mooting - ...............HI* g. m, JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH St Morning Worohlg - lit*# a a . a Ibio s t a i r (Bandar) TtM p.m. Svangollotlo Borrloo f:W p. a t Wed. F raror Moot — T:o» p. a t »U1 Stoghoao ---------- Root or A Cordial Woloca o to AU OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH I l l l Country Clab Road Sgoaaorol bp Flrot Baptlot Charch H ot. R. T. R a m i t ----- Factor Bandar School — t i l l a a . Worohlg Borrloo — llijo a. a . Training Union ----- 4 it l p a . H roalag W orihlp — TtSO p. n t WoA F raror Borr. — Til* P a t OSTEEN 1AFTIBT CHURCH SWT. l i t Pb. IBI-B11* ROT. Jooh Long -------- Factor Bandar School ___ i t it* t a t Morning Barring - tllH l . a Training Union ------ dll* p- a t B rining Barvloo _ Til* p- a t Wadnaadar MnaUagai O rgaaluU oM — ( t i l p a t F rn rar TtM p t Choir liH p. t Free Methodist Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCtFLEB OP CHRIST HOT A Saatord A r t IL Vornoa Pallor Soador School -__ f i l l t a t Morning Worohlp • 11 ill t m. FRER METHODIST CHURCH Cornnr Ith BL and Laurel A rp Rot. L. H. Xolloy ___ FMtor Tolophonoi lll-T Ill ■uadny Bohool I l l l a. Morning Worohlp _ H ill n. X rinlng Worohlp _ T ill p. WoA Prayer Borvleo T ill p Church Of Christ CHURCH OP CHRIST 1111 Fork Aroaao B oh Brown -------- H raagollal Bandar Bible S tad r —-— M i M t « . Mnralag w erehlp —.11 i l l t n t Eronlag Borrloo — t i l l p. m. Boo "Horeld of Troth" 1 p a t Bandar os Chaaaol I Taoodar Led too Blhlo Claaa - lit* t a t Moa'a C la a a -------- Ttl* g. * t wodnoodnr Blhlo Claaa —— Til* g. a t Lutheran OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH SIM A Orlando D rlra Hwy. 11*11) Sanford. Florida I ll- T ilt The R ot. J. Gordon P a « r r . P allor ■under Bohool — _ t i l l a m. Morning W orihlp _ H iH p m. Communion—P in t gundny la Each Month X lndortnrton and Nuroory CHURCH OF CHRIST O aaara Ralph Rrawar Jr. R raagaltat Rtblo B ohool--------III* t a t Morning Worihlp — *il* t m. B anlag Worihlp — *:l* p. a t W a t F raror Sarrlot Til* p. a t LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 101 W. I lth Plneo "The Church of thu Lutheran Hour" and TV -Thin to tho U faH erbert W. O o tn a ___ F alter ■under Bohool _ _ p ill a m. Worohlp Borrlco — 11:11 a m. Hinder gar ton and Nnroory PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST H lahw ar 4* W ait Morrla Ruhr ------ Krangallat Blbta C la a a -----— !4:«1 t a t Morning Worihlp — 11 sit t a t E rantna Worihlp — fiO* p. a t Blhlo Claaaoa W o t - TlM P m. you ever feel trappedl Do the wills of s mesninglees life seem to close In on you aometimes? Here's good new*! Every life hss s gstr, sod it Is never locked. But It only opens from oho tide. . . . your aid*. Seek for the gate with sll your heart, and you will find It Open ft, and you will enter s world full of meaning and beauty. You'll step from darkiMH to light. . . . and never look back. The ksyf It's whiting for you In Christ's teachings. His Church will help you to find It, and to His service you will diicover life’s reel purpose. Go to church this Sunday, and hear God’s words of promtae and comfort They ire meant for all who yearn to widen the cramped horlion of their live*. They ntr meant for you. Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST IM Boat Bacon! Blront BnnO*r A B inder School — 11 tM t a t Babjooti "Soul and Body" Wodnoadar Borr ion - BIN P I t Heading Hoomi 111 W. Flrot Woowdarai l l i l l t a t —t i l l pm. Church Of God CHURCH OF OOD find A French U M. A lfo rd ------------- Faotor Bandar S ch o o l___ t i l l t a t M orales Worihlp — HU* t a t R raaaitlatlo Barr. — Ttl* p. w. Family Night Barrlea T ill p. a t T. F. B. Wod. CHURCH o r OOD OP PROPHECY I l l l Elm A nnuo Bor. Robert Welch — l Sunday Bohool ........ t i l l t Worohlp Borrloo — 11:41 t E -aiollatlo Borr. — T ill p. TaodayI Blbla Training — T ill g. T h u ra d a y t an. m. m. m. TH E CHURCH FO R A U . • ALU FO R T H E CH URCH lorly and wppnrt tho Chunk. They The Church la the (ru lial tutor a n : (1) Tor hi* own mho. (I) Tor on north (or Dm buildin* of chine* hie childran'n mbm (S) Forthomko Ur end good dtlunhip. It lo n tier** of hie community and lmthm (4) hotiu of (ptrltuol voIum. Without n Far tho mho of tho Chunk UrnIf. ■bung Church, nollher damnency whkh nmdi hi* merit and malarial nnr rivINration eon aunrlva. Thom support. rt*n lo go lo church rtfW o n lour oound ronoonn why avtry Utljr and wad your Mila dally. l*r*oa nboiild a Hand mrvhna ngu0«Y Sunday Tundoy Wednmdiy Tlwrtdty Friday Saturday CUghr II King* lulok Martha* Lulo II CerlitkioM * IM M 1 14 II 4 Verms Methodist VIRBT METHODIST CHURCH dl» Park A rp R ot. Robert M. Jonklni. Pool or Morning Worihlp — t i l l p m. Sunday Bchool — .. t i l l a m. Morning Worohlg _ 11:11 a m. MTP Mailing* __ I II p tp Ilntirm idU to, gin lot) B rining Worohlg - 1:11 a m. S-IT 14 14 t*T IM JIM Mt •■NEVA METHODIST CHURCH R it . W. R. T lm m a___ Pernor Sunday School _____ l:dl a m. Morning Sorrloae _ l i n e a m. Choir rreetlce Wed. T ill p. m. •v ery Oee Wdoom a CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Saulend Kata toe Cltrue Height! Her. Cherloe R. Hogg — Pa*to* Church School ----- Ii4l a m. Morning Worohlp ~ l l i t l a m. MTP ------------------ *:M A m. E r a W orihlp — Til* a »• Wad. Prayac B irrlee T ill pm . Southern Methodist / PIRBT SOUTHERN METHODIfT CHURCH Womnn'e Club Building M l Oak Ata Durward H. Knight J r . Pnotor ■under Bohool — t i l l a ia E pworth League _ _ d;Oe A m. Worohlp Borr Ice _ T ill a m. Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE W. tnd BL e t Maple Aro. Paul Blckei ■ ....— Peator ■under School — SKI a m. Morning W orohlp_ 11:11 a ia Toutb Hour - ■■■■— t i l l A nt. Erengollotte Borrloa T ill a mMld.Weok Borrlco (Wed.) _ Till A “ • Third Bunder Blagiplretlon — . ItM a m. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NASARENE Lake Mery, FIa Rer. W. L. HolcombA Feetor ■under t i l l a m. ___ Bible Bchool 11:00 A m . — M orning W orohlp T:0I A m * — E r o n l n g l i r r l c o T :ll p, m. _ WoA Mld*Wotk Preyor Borrlcao T ill a b l — Imet WoA Mice, loaery Birrlco Pentecostal FIRST FBNTRCOBTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOl III Orange Street R ir. E. Ruth a re n t _ Paetor Bunder Bchool — 11:10 a a Morning Worohlp — )1 i M a m. ■under Evening — T:SI a m. WOA Bible Study _ T:M a m. Conquorore Mooting F r i d a y ________ T;H a m. Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ben ford. FI a \ Oek Ata (b Ird St. OreTor c. Sowell Jr. _ Paeto* E dgar W. Smith Jr. Aeoletem P eeler Chur oh fohool - Sidd A pa Seoolou mertp Am P re y o r----------------t m a m. Morning W orihlp — l i n e e. m. Pioneer Pallowahlp _ 1:0* a m. Binlor HI Pillaw ihlp d:M a m. Zvm lng W orihlp — T ill p ro, WeA Preyor MehUng T ill p a (A wgilng Swilmlhn.fcmlirRfh m. m. m. | <si2? t t <rf77 t < tf7 > GRACE METHODIST CHURCH a O nore R d . e t Woodteed A r e . R or. J o h n K. U lroi Jr.. Pnotor C hurc h Bchool — . 1:11 a m. M o rning W e re h lp _ U : M a m. nt M T F ................ Toung Pooglo Borrloo TUI P-m. , III ! p A COVENANT PREIBYTERIAN BITS Boulh Orlando Drlue Thamee H. Mekle — Factor Worohlp , - lip* a ua Chur oh Boh eat — 11:10 a a -The Followinar Sponsors Make ThiB Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGORY LUMBER of Sanford CARRAWAY k McKIBBIN Insurance HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff NELSON ft CO., INC. Oviedo, Florid* CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. HARRELL ft BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St-, Sanford HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17*02. Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing ft Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 201 W. 1 st S t, Buford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1 st S t, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson end Staff CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS of AMERICA Southsrn B«U Telephone Employee* Loud No. 8109 FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff tnd Employees COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slams end Employees WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Htrb Stsostrom and Staff PERFECTION DAIRIES STATE FARM INSURANCE Companiss Irving L Pryor and Staff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Hatting, Air Conditioning L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. J. M> Cameron end Staff end Staff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. . John Dunn tnd Staff StaTta, Yloridn LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Ksllatt and Employes* HILL LUMBER ft HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crtpps and Employees PUBLIX MARKETS tnd Employees ROSE AND WILITS RESTAURANT Boas ft Wilks Bowman ft Employsss WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE OO. Mr. tad Mre, Al Wilton WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. * Mm. M. R. Strickland SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges end Staff A. DUDA ft SONS, INC. ■SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY— RAFTtST AsUeek te p tle t Chureh. Orledo Oeatfel te p tle t Chunk, t i l l Oek A tP CheleilA P in t RepUit Chureh Oh el mate RepUM Mleel— Blder Sprlege RepUM C h a n t. C hunk. I l l F ork Ave. a u n t al Lake Mery t Lake M a in e e l U i g m H , Oev. a ^ j ^ m ^ rnmSeeery RepUM Chureh Ste. Bb Paul Mleeleuery RepUM Chunk. Ith Sb Sb Metthewo Mleeleuery RepUM C hunk - ie e e Heigh to Jehe'g Hieeleeary te p tle t Chureh, F e te MIL -- P ir m t Oil F euetela Love Pauti MleMeaery Mb Bleu Mleeleuery Reptlot Slpee Are. New Mb Celvury Mleeloeery RepUM t i l l W. I lth Rb Mew te l am Frim lUre RepUM Chureh, n e e w. n t h t t . Mew Mb tie * RepUM c h u n k . ITM Four Ave Oeklewu RepUM Chepet, S fll W. Ilth t b Oeteee Beptiet Chureh FleeereM Repllet Chureh. H I W. Oners Rd. Frelrle bake Beptiet Chureh, Rldpe R d. Fere Fork Program MloMeusry Beptiet Chureh. Midway Seeeed Shiloh Mleeloeery RepUM Chureh, OvUda C h utuate SKWSTS&. BeptSt Chureh M e r U t l Chureh, Oee eve Mury. te p tle t Chureh, Sou RepUM Chureh, Chureh, f l l O reegi Ave. . . . . Oek Ave. Ham** CutheUp M eat Spartemee'e Spartem Cluh, Sb A ai'a Cethalle Chunk, F an h le g Pleca, Oakery Sb Mery Magdalena Cetholle Chureh, Melt* lead Ave. Al lemon to Springe Flrot ChMattee Church, i n ? t ta n ford Ave, Congregational C hrlittee C henh, t i l l Perk Ave Northo Ido chrioileu Chureh, F l o r i d a Heron D r, Mellleed CHURCH or CHRIST Chureh e l Chrleb i l l ! a Fork An* C hunk e t Chrlot, Ooeore Chureh e t Chrlit, Loagweod Chureh e t Chrtet, M ale CHURCH o r t o o Chureh e t Gad. 404 Hickory Church a t GaA ItM S. F n a e h C h u n k a t Oad. Orlada Chureh * i Gad Him lae, RPISCOPAL AH Selete A ve, n e t m . __ Chrlot Kplempel Chureh. l e e i we i l AU Selete Cplecepel, BeterpMee Maly Craee Bp leaapel, P erk A ve e l LUTHZRAM Amaualae Lutharee Chureh, Orarbraah Dr, Ceeaalborry Om I Bhaphare Uulted Luthare, J i l l S. Or ten ia Dr. ImtBares Chureh a t the IIH I M M III W. I lth Fleae Moialeh Lutharee Chunk, Amertmu Legion Hell. Prelrle Lake. Perm Perk ■b Lukee Lulkoree Church. Rb 4M Stevie METHODIST Beraott Memorial Method IM C henh, t Denary Ave, BeterpMee Beer Lake Hoiked let chureh Bethel AJAR. Church. Cehoau Holghte Cemolborrr Community Methodlot Chunk. Mwy. It-* ! A Fluey Ridge R d, ceaeelbemr DeRery Cemmuelty MethodtM Church W. H lghleede DeRery ChriM Method IM Ch: flu ilild K iU lii Flret Methedlet C hunk, m P erk Ave. Flrot Methedlet C hunk e t Oviedo P in t Southern MethadlM Church Wemea'e Club I II Oek 4 v e Free Method mt Church, i n W. 4tk t b Oee eve MethadlM Chureh, Geneve Green Methedlet C henh, Oeere RA G reat Chop*l A.MB. C henh, Orleda Oekgrore Methedlet Oherah, Oviedo Oeteee MethadlM Chunk Feels Weeteyee Methedlet, Rb M W. e t F eels Sb Jemee AJ4.M, Seeferd Ave. Bb Mery's AM R. Chureh Bb Rb *11 Oeteee Sb P e e rs MethadlM c h u r e h Oeteee RA Reterprtee Stafford Memorial MethadlM C h u r e h A DoBery MARARHMM P in t Chureh e t the Meearoae, w . tnd e t Maple F are P erk C h u n k e t ffB rlee RA, Pore Perk Lake Mary C h u n k e t th e FRRSBTTRR1AM Cemmuelty Freebyterlee C hunk, ta k e Mery P i n t Freebyterlee C henh, o ek A re A 8f4 H u Firm Freehytertee C hunk. C a am lb o rry ^ P in t Freehytertee R. Ulghleed PnahyU M ee C h u n k e* TtM •ft* A Or lends Dp Sb Audraws •M l Re Upeele Upaele Waetmiuleler FnahytaM ee Chureh, Re well s e rk , R b 4M * ' SRYRRTR DAT ADVENTIST Foroet Lake Beveeth-dey Adveetlet C hun Hwy. tl*. Feroet City Bov*eth-day Adveetlet C henh, Meltlei Ave, Altamonte Sprlege Seeferd 8eveelk*4ey Adveetmt Chari Seventh * Rim ^ CRURCMRS AUee’B AM.R. Chunk, Olive A I lth Chureh e t Oad la Chrlit, Oviedo CkeU ata Community C hunk Chureh e t Oe« e t Fnpheey, HIT Rim A: C hunk e t oed Mlmlas. Reterpriee ChBMh of Jm ee Chrlot e t L etter D Selete, H U p erk Ave. ----------illy Chapel, AHomeete Sprlege Reetera OrUedee Chureh, Sb Jehu* Chi n etem Chepel, Hwy. 1T.»A F ere Fork Ceegregetlee SoU lireol. l l u A Meguo m m C h u n k a t ChrUt, SaleatUt, MV Be I ftft ftt. Kingdom ReU a t Jeheveh'a W its am Xmka M anna Cult, t i l l w. Third f b P in t Peatam aiel C hunk e t Leugwood Tehereeel* III* Country Cluli Mb Olive MeUaeae Chureh, Oek k Ftoeereet AeaeaUly e l Oed, «Ttk A Rim C h e n R I M l R P ark A Seeferd . OaygngeUao of Jokaveh e W ■eeeoA M l Seeferd eve. T heS elvaU ee Army, lie R. fed Sb Vkllg C h a r * ed SaafarR MS t M R �Solons Reach Education Compromise Causeway Bill In Hopper Davis Offers Amendment To Road Program ASTRONAUTS Edward H. White II (top) runs through a routine test a t Cape Kennedy a s his teammate, Jam es A, McDivitt (lower), suits up for a pre-flight test for the Gemini launch* ing planned for June 3. (NEA Telephotos) i TALLAHASSEE (UPT) — l A compromise agreement th a t would make about $20 million available for vocational-tech­ nical education In tha naxt biennium was wrapped up to­ day and Is expected to win speedy approval of th* Legli■ Phon* 322*2611 Zip Coda 32771 * la til re. TALLAHASSEE (Spl.) WEATHER: Sunday, 90-{ir>; ahowera still predicted, with quite warm weather. Gov. llaydon Bum s and Rep. S. Joseph Davis Jr. to­ State School Supt. Thomaa D. day offered an amendment to VOL. 67 United Preaa Leased Wire Estaldished 1903 MONDAY, MAY 24, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA No. 196 Bailey bowed to th* demands the $300 million road bond pro­ of advocates of separate vo­ gram to include funds for the cational - technical training construction of the Lake Mon­ la * # center*. Reportedly, tha main roe Causeway. Davis also said he would try steam waa generated by lo amend the legislation to in­ House Speaker E. C. Rowell clude Seminole County in the and Senate President Jam es Connor. funds allotted Orange County for arterial connectors and ur­ The upshot is th at money ban improvements. that had been scheduled for MONTREAL (U PI) — A “ We are in the urban area terrorist bomb ripped through Junior college and university and wo should be included In construction will be nicked to the front of a downtown Inthis project,” Davis said. "At provide from 67.8 million to suranrr building early today, WASHINGTON (UPI) — the present time the Mil calls 68 million fo r separate voca­ a nattonal holiday in honor President Johnson told Con­ for all the roads to be built tional centers a t locations to gress today that “ substantial be determined by the Cabinet in Orange County south of of Queen Victoria. Orlando." progress" has been made In Board of Education, Representative Davis said developing scientific means of Some 64 million In federal STUTTGART (UPI) — he had talked with Sen. Mack changing the nation's weather funds will be available to Queen Elizabeth 11 today wa* N. Cleveland Jr. and he is and climate, but “ the pace match this state allocation in accord with the purposes cheered by hundreds of thou­ and another 68 million will be hat been too slow." sands as she rode standing of the amendments. provided In state funda for vo­ “To advance the rale of cational education a t Junior The Lake Monroe Causeway in an open limousine through would realign U. S. 17-02 the home country of her progress," Johnson said in a colleges. from French Avenue in San­ grandmother, Queen Mary. statement, “ an effort of larg­ The compromise was a vic­ ford, across a four-mile span er scope and direction it need­ tory for tha Houis. Th# Sen­ to the Deltona area, connect­ ed both in conducting basic ate had paesed in lets than A. II. PETERSON SR., Seminole County’* Civil Defense Director for th* ing back with the original 17JACKSONVILLE (U P I)— research and In developing five minutes on Friday a bill past 24 years, lias been honored with the presentation of a certificate of 92 south of Orange City. A Navy Investigation wa* means to put tha knowledge th at earmarksd only |3 mil­ appreciation from Gov. Hnydon Burns and Col. II. W. Turkington, State The causeway and necess­ underway today at the Maylion for separata vocational to work." CD director. From left nre Howard Harrison, new CD director, Peterson ary road construction in Vot- port Navy Base to determine centers. The presidential message ac­ zind L. M. Hnllnrd, of Wildwood, Central District director of Civil Defense. usia County would cost an the cause of a tank truck s e e companied an annual report estimated 63 million. crash that killed two sailor* of the National Science Foun­ But Connor suddenly decid­ The 6300 million road bond Saturday. dation on weather modification ed It waa not tha hilt he and program proposed by Gov. during the present fiscal year other advocates of vocational llaydon Burns was debated which waa tent to Congress. training wanted, and bafora for two daya in the Senate The report, which surveyed recessing for the weekend, JAKARTA, Indonesia before reaching the House. research development a in wea- the Senate recalled tha bill (UPI) — Retiring U.S. Am­ Since the Senate debate the (her alteration by various fed­ from the House ao it can be bassador Howard P. Jones bill already baa been amenderal and commercial agencies amended and re pasted today. ed several times and It pro­ left Jakarta today, rndlng a as well a t foreign governIn weekend huddles, Gov* bably will find its way back seven-year assignment In In­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — wise and to ask for an NKA I know of no way to get It m pn,,< *,ld lha* “">«*» "hiBh- em or Bums and adueatlon donesia. No high-ranking In­ into the upper chamber. _ . cr national priority" la piacThe Senate mutt concur, donesian official was on hand A Florida Education Associ- study. p.aacd over th . veto of th . ^ on ,Wf r ‘„ tr r h - th. PfuU forces In both Houasa worked out the comproaijM, with any action tha House to see him for “n ,nv* i « • “Horyqver. I te w c l th at ‘he Q a - U p — h - added. potential of weather modifica The money la to be ear­ l gawon of v ftr political asfnS..- NEA or any other national takes before the bill can reach But he said he did not think phere In relation to Florida group should ever have to be the FEA was approaching It lion will probably take a long marked In tha h lg h tr educa­ the Governor's desk. time." tion bond program with esti­ CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) school* drew angry reaction called upon to Investigate ed­ In the right way, charging Example of weather modifl — President Park Chung Hoc today from legislators and ucation In a state ur local tha organisation “is becom­ cation, according to the re mate* of what will bo avail­ of the Republic of Korea e v e n State School Supt. unit," he said. "Such an In­ ing a trade union that will port would Include: Raln-mak able ranging from |8 0 million to 686 million. flew to Loe Angeles today Thomas 1). Bailey called it vestigation can beat be made throw tha schools and teach­ Ing for drought • stricken or Since It Is not known ex­ after spending a weekend of r e g r e t t a b l e . by local people, familiar with ers into disrepute as profes­ arid areas, cloud-seeding tec actly haw much money can bn Some legislators rams out local conditions." rocket Inspections and oceansionals." hniquci to Increase snowfall, counted on, the bill wms work­ s e e side relaxation at America's flatly and termed it an a t­ W hat tha FEA should he fog penetralion, hall suppres ed out on n percentage basis Three youths were Injured, space center. tempt lo “blackjack" the “1 share th* concern of tha doing, he said, ia getting up lion, and turbulence investiga­ with vocational adueatlon get­ one critically, in a one-car Legislature into r a i s i n g leaders for the pursuit of ex­ a bill to suggest a tax source, tion. ting over nine per cent of wreck on Interstate 4 near teacher salaries. cellence in Florida’s achoolr. then getting the necessary what la avaHabit. the R 434 overpass at 3 a.m. I.A PAZ. Bolivia (UPI) — Superintendent Bailey, an Unless we are able to retain legislative support to pnsa it In dollars and cants, this waa Sunday. estimated a t about 67.6 mil­ Billy Dupree, 20, of Safety Strife between government advocate of pay raises, said and recruit qualified teachers, through both house* and ovrr Boatman Rides objections, lion for separata vocational Harbor, is in critical condi­ truupe and striking Bolivian nonethelrsa ho feols that the quality education la but an the Governor's s e e renters, leaving 636.5 million tion at Orange Memorial Hos­ tin miner* reached the flash FEA could make its own stu­ Idle dream." On Shark’s Back Sen. Varla Pope, 8L Au­ Gov. Heydon Burns declin­ for junior collegea and |41-7 pital today after being thrown point today. Soldiers were dy of conditions In the state ordered to take control of the with a much better knowledge gustine, who has taken over ed Immediate comment, ex­ from the vehicle. MARATHON (UPI) - A 23- million for universities. Raymond Spencer, 17, and mines and the workers of the of the farts than could Ha chairmanship of the Sensto cept to eay that he duct not foot whale shark provided a If less money than antici­ Joseph Knight, 17, both of mines and the workers re­ parent organization, the Na­ public schools committee In Intend to budge from hi* rare ahow for hundreds of pated Is realised from tha tional Education Association the absence of ailing Sen. G. hold-the-lino policy against tourist* and Keys fishermen bond fund then each typ* fa ­ Winter Haven, and passengers sisted. T. Metton, of Lake City, said raising taxes to Increase today when it swam Into a cility will ha reduced p r o p o (NEA).*’ In tho Dupree auto, received “I welcome a atudy of Flo­ he has voted for every bill teacher's pay or any other shallow cove at Grassy Key. tionately, minor Injuries. • e e State Trooper J. L. Sikes LONDON (UPI) — A rida education," Bailey said. offered to raise pay of Item not already taken care The shark, ila back fin, tall of by the Legislature. said Ihe car driven by Dupree B r i t i s h counter-insurgency And hr said he recognise* teachers or raise taxes. and whlte-spotted back show­ The reason tho fund la flex­ “1 think we should raise Renata President James ing above the water, swam ible ia because of the availwas headed north on 1-4 when expert said todsy in an in­ the right of the FEA to is­ it left (hr highway end skid­ terview with th* London Eve­ sue italrm rnts a* they deem taxes to do a better job, hut Connor, of Brooksville, wss sluggishly about jn the cove able surplus from utility tax outspoken in hie reaction. ded 210 fret down tha left ning Standard th at tha Viet and showed no Inclination to receipts pledged to pay off ihouUIrr of the road. “I t la nothing more than leave. It came as close as 20 the 676 million In bonds. Cong have defeated the Sikes saiit thp car flipped Americans In the guerrilla •n attem pt to blackjack u* feet to U. S. Highway 1 lead­ Depending on how much tha over and Dupree waa thrown phase of the Vietnamese wsr into raising teacher's pay," ing lo Key Weat. tax brings in and how much about 33 feet. The automobile and may win total victory he said. One man in a flat-bottom la needed for debt service, the was listed as a "total loss." within a year. Other* echoed Connor and skiff paddled out into the cove rest ie an unknown quantity. said “it won’t work." One of the big battle point* and his boat was taken for a June 1 Hearing One of the moat vocal was short ride on the shark's In the compromise la over the Hearing on a motion for a tack of Quorum State Rep, Robert Mann, of rriteria which tho Cabinet WASHINGTON (UPI) — I In prepared remarks a t the Tampa, chairman of the bark. new (rial in the casa of Jim ­ Sanford City Commission's The whale shark is rarely will use in deciding whor* to mie Lee Dmmright and la- scheduled meeting for I p. nt. Mr*. Lyndon B. Johnson to- start of the two-day confer- House public school* commit­ seen close to coailal areas. put the renters. rael Gilley, eonvlcted of tha tonight ha* been postponed be­ day opened th . W hit. House „ „ „ th>t , he hf|pwl |n-p|M| tee, which already has turn­ rape of a 12-year-old girl, has cause of lack of quorum. May­ conference on natural beauty the First Lady said, “ In the ed down a 631 million teacher been set fur 1:30 p. m. June 1 or J. H. Crapp* and A. L. Wil­ with a call for Americans to catalog of Ills which afflicts pay bill. in circuit court here. Defense son are III and Joe B. Baker wipe out ugliness in the laud mankind, civic uglincsa and Mann, whose wife Is In the attorney Albert N. Fltta filed la out of the cily. The meeting and produre " a more brauti the decay of our cities and school system and wb/> long ful America." will be held May 31. (he motion on May 17, countryside i* high on Amer- has been considered a friend of education and the FEA, Ira's agenda." More than 1,006 business, called It “ Ironic" that the farm, labor and government FEA should ask for the Na­ leaders were invited to par­ tional Education Association. ticipate in the conference, (NEA) Investigation Just one whirh plana to present rec- day after a “momentous" de<mmrndatIons to President clslon by the Ktata Supreme Johnson Tuesday. Johnson has Court that should provide the asked for "sound, economical funda from real eatala taxes and imaginative" programs to to foot tha bill for higher pay ralssa for taachars from beautify the nation. 8 h t said that one of the local rather than atata fund*. Tha court ruled that real most pressing challenges for individual* today Is the "de­ estate assessments of lee* pression and tension" result­ than 100 par cent of fair ing from the sight of a world market value ar* Illegal. that ia not pleasing to the Mann aald this will compel eye. many Floridans not now con­ ‘’Ugliness rreates bitter­ tributing to pay real estate ness," she said. “Ugliness is taxes. Real aitata la tha prin­ an eroding force on the peo­ cipal support of schools a t tha county lave). ple of our land." "Wa are all her* to try to rhange that," said tha First lardy who planned to join In Elected saveral of the panel discus­ VIENNA (U PI) — Franz FIRE CHIEF R. T. THOMAS Inspect* power circuit believer! to sions. Jonas th* Socialist mayor of cause of blase which gutted bedroom of apartm ent a t 1191 Elm Ayenue, “This conference la a slap Vienna, was elected president rented by Mr. and lira. Gary Wade. Fire department report says blaze to th* solution, and 1 think a of A uitrtla for • aix-ycar apparently started when short circuit developed, setting wimlov grant on*." term. L ablaze. Damage y u confined to one room, (Herat* Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River « * * * “The Nile of America” nawi BRIEFS U. S. Engaged In Controlling The Weather Bomb Blast ***e i o c* Spectacular Blastoff Set Early Tuesday Sanford filta to get men* llooed in ■ “ Guide to Flor­ ida'* Moit Interesting Cities." DcLand and other cities in the Central Florida area m erit a write-up. t i t A Lyman High School girl ■aya her hobby la "acting stu­ pid." But she's graduating. • • • Fatten your scat belts! You can tcit your driving skill Tuesday night between 7 and I p.m. when the "National Drivers Test" will be carried over WDBO-TV. W. E. Gilea, Safety Division, Sanford Na­ val Air Station, saya 3,000 of the test forms have been dis­ tributed at the base. • • • Cdr. B. A. Wooden, Sanford Naval Air Station dentist, Is “ sweating out" order* of transfer to the Naval hospital in Bethesda, Md. He Is one of ala SNAS officers who will be honored at a “ wetting down" (promotion) party Wednes­ day. Wooden recently was pro­ moted to commander. If you can guess who the ian around (own is in the :>ove picture we will give you free turn a t winding The lock. Belter start right now. won't be easy. (Entries om relative* will not be acspied.) Handsome devil, isn't Before leaving for work in Sanford last Saturday morn­ ing Mrs. Biehard Bozolsky took time to Iron a uniform, leaving a cup of water on the window sill of her home on North moor Boad in Cassel­ berry. A few hours later the house had collapsed after being swallowed up to the roof by a sinkhole. Even though the window fia ts was broken out, and very little else was k ft intact, the cup atlll was in lu place on the till with water in it a week later. • • • Donald Patton of Lake Mary suggests a t a safety m eafure on our streets and highways that blue Basher light* be Installed on all city, county and state cart. He be­ lieves this would prevent too much speeding. • • # William L. Kirk of Sanford has been recognised along with 18 ether students who have been selected for “ Who's Who A m o n g Students in American Universities a n d Colleges." Kirk la e student • t Stetson University. • • • The waterways committee of the Seminole County Cham­ ber of Commerce will meet Wednesday at l : » P-m. to finalise plans for (he Sanfordi l l . Johns Scenic Cruise ached(■led tm June, CAPE KENNEDY (U PI)— Engineers were set to start the final countdown late to­ day for a Satum-1 auper rocket expected to put on one of the Cape's most spectac­ ular night-time blastoff shows early Tuesday. The IBS - foot • rocket, the free world'e mightieet apace booster, is scheduled to roar Into tha sky at 3:30 a.m. (EDT) carrying a ' giant "winged" meteoroid detection aatelllte called “ Pegaius." It will be the flrat after dark launch for tha powerful booster that la riding on a string of eight straight suc­ cesses. The long column of flame and smoke from the first stage’* eight engines should provide a brilliant spectacle for missile w atchan who are expected to be out on nearby beaches in droves despite the early hour. The Saturn launch team breeted through tha first por­ tion of the rocket’s two part, 16-hour and 45-minute count­ down Sunday without diffi culty and wa* scheduled to pick up the final half at 6 p.ro. (EDT) today. The launch will be the sec ond of a four-shot series that began Saturday with the suc­ cessful flight of a “Project Fire" payload. The 200-pound craft was rocketed 600 miles Into space and then rammed back toward earth at 25,000 nillea per hour to measure the tremendous heat spaceships will encounter when they pierce earth's a t­ mosphere on return flight* from the moon. Annual Battle Opens In House WASHINGTON (UPI) Tha administration's annual foreign aid battle opened on the House floor today with all signs painting to a congress­ ional showdown this yaar over policy rather than money. The House was scheduled to begin discussion of President Johnson's 63.36 billion author­ ization bill, A vote on the proposal was sel for Tuesday. Scooter Driver Hurt In Mishap Jam es L. Thompson, 2406 Sanford Avenue, operator of a gasoline service station at Celery and MallonviUt, waa injured this morning when the motor scooter he waa riding struck a car a t the Intersec­ tion of Third Street and Snnford Avenue. Driver of the ear, according to police reports, waa Othman Muhamed Abu • Baker, III Chapman. He waa charged with failure to yield right of way. Tbompeen waa treated for his injuries at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital $20 Million Earmarked For Voc-Tech Cheered Probe Snubbed Legislators Charge FEA Resorts To 'Blackjack' Departs 3 Youths Hurt In Car Wreck Flash Point U.S. Loses? First Lady Calls For 'Beautiful America' �« Pago 2 — May 14. IMS <Mfo M o r i Vrroll rT :. Carl Sofia Heads Retired Group officer* and gav« a short Intr retting talk on several bill* now pending before Congress to ralae the annultit* of civil service retirees. Officer* ln»t*ll*d were Carl Setje, president; Herm*n Mayer, first vie# presi­ dent; Mrs. Emms Ashworth, Legal Notiee second vice president; Frank Belle* o f Fnhll* H e o r le g G. Lurey, secretary, and Vin­ Notice le h e r e b y given. Board of C ounty Com m letlonera of cent H. Williams, trsnsursr. Bemlnol* County, Florida, p r o ­ Roy C. Pott* Is president eently alactad officer* for By Caeaelberry W inter Park Chapter M« the coming year at a covered of National Association of diih luncheon at tha Lake laRetired Civil Employee re- land Recreation Center. Jaraea O. Bcllanger, na­ tional vie* praaldant of Legal Notice NARCE, Initailad tha new iv J C m i H ‘B c o u m , county b k n i n o i .b ine ' estate court, ri.o p ­ nr Florence X- Lalrhton. DECEASED notice to cnnntToBB to a i x rn n ao v a hayind claims on d e m a n d ! aiiainst baid rbtathi You a n d »»ch of you a re h i r t b j r notified and require d to file a n y claim* a n d demand* w hich you. o r o l th e r of yoa. m a y h a v e **»ln»t eeld a etata t n th e office nf Hon. K arlylo lloue holder. C ounty J u d e a of Bemlnol* County, a t hla office In th e C o u rt Houee In Benford. F lo rid a , w ith in ala c alen d a r m o n th * from t h e t im e a f th e ft r a t n u h lle a tle a o f t h la notice. E a c h claim or d em and muet ha In w r I U n t a n d e o n U In the plac e of raeldenca a n d poet office addreaa of th e c la im a n t a n d m uet be ewnrn t o by the c la im a n t, hi* *B*nt o r a t t o r ­ ney, or tho eamo ehatl he void. HoU nd H. Calden A t A dm lnle trntor e X o af aald e atat* p u h lla h May J f . *1 A J u n e T, it. m i C D M -II Hal lea a t F n b lla H e a r i n g H otlca la h ereby alv en. Board o f C ounty Commf**lon*re of • e m la o lo County, Florida, a r o poe* t o reeono I h o following deecrlbod p r o p e rt y preeenity noned l l - l Blnal* F a m ily Iteeld e n tl a l to B - l D uple*i Lot* » • 11 a n d Ih# w eet 41 ft of t e |t I t , F r e e ta Addn. Ho. « » • Al* tam o n to . F a r t h e r deacrlbad a* l y i n g a a H of c ity H m t t a o f AMam onta Bprlnaa. 1 block n o r t h of L eona rd at., a n d on a n unna m e d a tre et. Public h e a r i n g wilt ba bald In t h e Bemlnole C ounty Court l l o u e t , Hanford. F lorida, In the C ounty Com mlaelonarn lloom. o n J u n e I, t i l l a t H i l l A. M o r aa coon t h e r e a f t e r aa poaaIb lt. Board of C o u n ty Commie*lonera Bemlnol* C ounty, F lo r id a By John A1a*and*r, chairAttest Arthur Ueohwlth. pubfleh May II, t i l l COM-11 IV T H H CIRCUIT c o u r t , NIVTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT o r FLORIDA IV AVD FO R BHMIVOLH COUNTY. IV CMANURRY VO. I4.T4B. INKS MEHKD1TIL W i d o w , . . . . I ’latntlff, O. M. WILLIS. 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FIT T S, t Masonlo Building, B a n f o r d , F lorida, a copy t h e re o f on or bafor* th * 4th d a y of J u n o Jill. TIIH NA TU RE of uald Com ­ p l a i n t la t o p r a y t h a t th a foll o w in g described lands ly in g a n d bein g In Bemlnol* County, F lo rid a , t a - w l t i L o t I, Block t V * OENE OABLHB SECTION OF M E ItE D IT H MANOR, ac c o rd in g to th a p l a t thereof recorded In P Pla int ~ Book ‘ I, * p a g e I I of t i l l I'ubllo R e c ­ ord* a t Bemlnol* County, F lorida, a n t. T h a t portion a f L o t I. Block t V * O E N E OAELEB SECTION O F M E n E D I T H MANOR, a cc o rd in g to plat t h a r a o r recorded In F l a t Book I, pa g e I I of th* Publlo Record* of Bamlnnta County, F lorida, deacrlbad aa follow*: COMMENCE a t die Ih* g. W. C o rn e r of L o t I, Blurb C. Oen* f ie ld bit* . Sec­ tion of Morodlth Manor, aa afore sa id, t k nnea ru n N o rth I I Degree* t l m i n ­ u t e s W e s t 1II.T4 f a s t t o a p o in t of b e g in n i n g : thence co n tin u e N o rth I I degree* I I m inute * W e s t 11.11 fa ct In t h e I*. C. of a c u r v e h a v ­ i n g a radlu* nf 11.11 feat, th e n c e N orthe rly on th* a r e of aald c u r v e I I . I I feat t o th a P. T. of aald curva, th an e * S o u th I I d e g r e e s I I m in u te s East I M feat, th an e * South I t degree* I I m inute * I I second* Keel 11.11 fe el t o th* said point nr b e ginning, b a foreclosed b y v ir tu * nf a r a r t a l n v e ndor's llan a g a i n s t a ald U a d i : F A I L NOT TO A N SW ER L a s t a Deere* F r a C onfeteo b* e n te red h e r e in a g a ln e t ynu. W ITNESS MY HAND a nd th* n r f l r l a l Heal of t h a above d r i ­ ed C o u rt a t S anford, Bemlnni* County, F lorida, th is l l t h day of April, A. D. 1111. (■SAL) A r t h u r K. B e c k w ith , J r . C l a r k a f Ik * above styled C ourt B n E li s a b e th B r u e n a b a n A L B E R T M. F I T T S i M a m i e B u ilding ■aafaaS, F l o r i d a FvhJMu M ay V ft'if, at, m i pose t o r t a o n a th a following deacrlbad p ro p e rty p r e .e n tly to n e d A-1 A g r l r u l tu r e tn C-S Com mercial: H IIS ft of K II* ft o f Lot t (l e s t beg I I ft N of BE cor r u n W I I I ft N IA.I ft NK'ly on T. line cana l t o B line Tent I B to heg) tn Bectlon t l- l« H - l# K amt N l l l . t ft nf K ft of N W S N nf flrlck ltd In Bectlon I I 1AB-IIB. F u r t h e r deacrlbad *» l y in g n o r t h of Old Orlando Road a n d w a i t o f F r e n c h Ave­ nue. Piihtlo h e a r i n g will be held In t h e Femlnnl* C ounty Court llouee, Benford. Florida, In tha C o u n t / Com mliiloner* Itnom, on J u n e I, t i l l a t 11:10 A. M. or a a aoon t h e r e a f t e r a a poss­ ible. Board o f C ounty CommiesInner* Bemlnole County, Flo rid a By Jo h n A l t i a n d a r , C h a ir ­ m an A lleat A r t h u r B eckw ith, J r Publish May I f , l i l t CDM -II TV T H H CIRCUIT COURT OF t h h etb J t n itiA t, c iR c u n in and for b r m ik o lh COUNTY, FI.OHIO A, IV CHAVCRRY VO. ItBaa MART H. BIIAW, Pla intiff, CLEO T. BIIAW, D efendant. NOTICH O F nil IT TOl CL EO T. BIIAW Addrei* U nknow n YOU ARK I I K I l K l i r NOTI­ F I E D t h a t n Com plaint for Divorce and o t h e r re lief hee been filed a g a l n e t you In III* above styled C ourt and you a re hereby re q u ire d t o se rve a r o p y of your A nsw er o r other defene* to th* Com pla int upnn th* P la in tif f 's A tto rn ey , II JACKHON If A ABBE, A ttorney a t Law , II* North O r e n a a Ave­ nue, B u l l * IS, O rla ndo O r ­ a n g e C o u n t y , F lorida and f l i t th* o rig in a l A nsw er nt defene* In Ih* office of the C lerk of th e Circuit C ourt on or before th* l l n d day of June, 11(1 A. n. If ynu fell t o do so, J u d g m e n t by D efault will bi ta k e n a g a ln e t you for th e r e ­ lief prayed f o r In th* Com ­ p la in t a nd aald caua* will thaa proceed Ka P a rte. DONE and O R D E R E D nl Banford, Florida, th la th* 10th day of May, t i l l , A. D. (HEAL) A r t h u r H. R e r h w tlh , Jr., C la r k of th e Circuit Court By: M a r th a T. Vlhlen D. C. Publish May I t , I t A J u n * T. 14. Ill* C D M -lf V i Legal Notice t a th a Cawrt ad th * Cwnatp Judge* te m taol* Cewaty, FI ee­ ls e, In Prebat* . In r*i Eetat* of MART POTTS MOBKI.Y D*c*as*d. T » All Creditors a a d Feraowa H a v i n g Claims o r D e m ands A galnet l a i d R a ta te t You and each of y e a a r * h ereby notified a nd re q u ire d to p rree n t a n y d a l m e and d e ­ m and! which you, o r e it h e r of you. may have a g a i n s t t h a c a ts ta of Mery Putt* Mosely, deceased, late of t t l d C o u n ­ ty, to th* C ounty J u d g e a f Bemlnole County, Florida, a t his office In th* c o u rt hone# of eeld County n t Benford, F l o r ­ ida, w ithin els c a l e n d a r m onth* from th* time o f th* f l r e t p u b ­ lication of I hie nolle*. T w o cople* o f t e c h claim, o r da* m end ehall be In w r itin g , a n d shell s t a te th e place o f reel* dene* a n d poet office eddreae of th* cla im a nt, a n d ehnll be ■worn to by th* c le lm e n t, hla ■gent, nr a t t o r n e y a n d a c c o m ­ panied by a filing fee of on* dollar e n d a m h claim o r d e ­ m an d not *o filed ahall be void. Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., A* A d m in is tra to r of th* E atat* of Mary Pott* Mosely, deceased C. Vernon Mil*, Jr., nf Cleveland, Stephenson A Mis* A tto rn ey s a t Law, P, O. D ra w e r X Hull* I I I —Sanford A tlantia National Rank Building Hanford, Florida, Attorney* for E etat* I’ubll.h May I I , I t A J u n * T, II. 1MI CDM -II in t h e r i R c r r r c o u r t o r T i n t NINTH JU DICIAL C IR ­ CUIT OF D I B STATE OB F L O R ID * , IN AND FOR ■KRINOLE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, CASH HO ite m WILLIAM a . HI,AMIN, Pla intiff, ve. M A lit] ARETHA HI.AMIN, D efendant NOTICH TO APPEAR TOi MAUIIARKTHA BI-AMIN, Defendant Hotel T oureln* *1 lloylaton Street Boston. MB*»arhua*tta YOU AltK IIEUEIIV NOTI­ F I E D th a t aull for divorce hat been filed a g a ln e t you In th* Circuit C-ourt o f Aha wNlath J u d l r l el Circuit of. tn* Bret* ol Florida, tn end for Bemlnol* C ounty, u n d e r C ha nce ry No 14171, the alyl* of eeld cause being WILLIAM tl. FLAMIN. P la in tiff, ve. MAROARETHA ■ LAMIN. Defendant. T o ll ARE HEREBY R E ­ Q U IR ED tn file your Answer w ith Ih* Clerk of th is Court und t o serve a ropy of the earn! upon th * ptelntlfC* a tto r n e y whose nam e a n d eddreae a p ­ p e a r below, on or before the f i n d d a y of June, 11*1, or * Deere* P ro Confosto may hr e n te r e d agalnat you. Dated t h is 10th day ef Mey, 1111. (Heel n f C ircuit Court) A r t h u r IL Beckw ith, J r , Clerk By: M e rth e T. Vlhlen D e puty Clerk ROBE RT H. BIOMAN A tto r n e y for P l a in t i f f M etcalf Building Orlando, F lorida Publlah May I I , I I , * Ju n * T. 14, I I I ! I n (bo Uogr« a f t h e C a n aty J n d g * . Brm laala C o a nty, F l o r ­ ida. l a Frwbat*. t n r e i B a ta ta a f THOMAS B. RUM BLET Deceaeed T a All C ra d tta ra a n d P e r ease M a r i n o Clef me a r Demand* Ag a l a s ! Bald R a ta l* i You and each nf you ar* h e reb y notified end required to p r e se n t a n y claim* and d e ­ m and* which you, or o lth a r of you, m a y h a v e a g a ln e t th* e atat* of THOMAfl 8. RUMBLEY, deceased, let* of said County, to Ih* C ounty Ju d g e of gemlnol* County, Florida, at hla office In Ih* c o u rt houee nf aald County a t Hanford, Florida, w ith in ala e alan d a t m o n th s from th* lim a of tha flra t publication of thla nolle*. Two copies of each claim oi dem and ahall be In w r iting, a n d ahall a ta t* tha place of residence a n d poet office ad d r t a s a f Ih* c la im a n t, a n d ahall b* sw o rn to by th* claim ant, hi* a g e n t, a r a t t o r n e y and ac CDM-II com panled by a filing fa* of on* d o lla r and euch claim or d e m a n d n o t ao Iliad sha ll be veld. / a / D ougla s Btanitrom A* a d m i n i s t r a t o r o f the E e ta t* of THOMAS B. RUMBLET. Deceased BTENBTROM, DAVIB A MclNTOBlI amaritua, having served **vanti terms as president of the organisation prior to Setje’* appointment. Mrs. Paul D. Knight wa s re-appointed to strra as publicity chairman. F. E. Spradtay, field vie* president of Region S-B, Ala­ bama, gave a talk about th* welfare and happinesa of re­ tirees, urging tham to writ* their congressman requesting a t Isnst s 10 par cent increase in annuities. Setje, Mayer, and Williams attended tha slate convention in Miami May §, 10, and II, and ■ report was given the group. Mrs. Setjs was in chsrga of the luncheon arrangements. She eras assisted by Mrs. Knight ta d Mrs. Williams. Tables were decorated with bowls of gardenias and clev­ er mint cup favors were a t each place. A fter tha luncheon the members Joined in singing many old favorite songs. Thor# were 46 present in­ cluding six visiters, Mr. and Mrs. Bellenger of Washing­ ton, D.C., Mr. nnd Mrs. Bpradley of Birmingham; M. Adams and Batty Ouhsnsr, Orlando. r m Legal Notice Ba ile e a f F e blt* H s a r i a g Notiee la hereby alv sn, Doer* of C o u n ty C om m issio ners of Bemlnol* County, Florid*, p r o ­ pose t o r s s o n * t h e following described p ro p e rty p re sen tly ■onsd A-1 A g r l r u l l u r t to C-* Com m ercia l: Dsg a t * point 1* ft B I f • I F E of th* NE cor of Lot IS, S p r in g Hammock, P.n. 1, Pgs. 1 t h r u I, r u n B S’ l r i r * W a lo n g th* C / L of T h ird B lrsst, I t l . l t ft t o B. R. No*. I t A 40*. t h en r* H 4«* * r If * E 110.1! f t t o N R / W Bn* of P sn n sy lsen le Parkw ay t h e n r * fl i t * I t ' l l ' ' W t i l 01 ft ■long said tin* to th* N'* rlr R /W tin s o f O s n s r s I J.C. H u t ­ chison Drive (B. It. -B-4IT-A) t h e n r * a lo n g eeld n / W nn a curv# conoav* B 's rlr h a v in g ■ r e d lu e o f l i t . * * ft a c e n tr a l ■ngl* n f I M I ' i r * for e n e r r d istan c e o f 10.11 ft, thsne * N 14’ t r i l " E t l l . t t ft to th* MW c o r o l . ■ H.R.U. R/W, thonc* N ( I ’ t t ' l i ” w ( I TT fl to e point HO fl,_ptrp*ndlrulei from th* N'orly R / W of a. R No*. I I A 100, thonc* N 40* IT' If * K I 4 t . l l ft, thonc* g It* l l - l l ” B 111.14 ft t o th * POR Also th* Bid of Lot I I , Spring Ham m ock, r .B . I, Pge. I t h ru I, lying west o f HR. No*. I I A 1*1, a n d t h a t p e r t o f Lot I t t y in g W of g. R. No*, l l - l l t F u r t h e r described *■ l y in g w te l a f Hw y. I T - l t and n o r th at Oenerat J . a I lule hleon P a r k ­ way. F u b lle h e a r i n g will be bet* In tb* Bsmleol* C ounty Court Houee, Benford, Florida, In tilt C ounty C om m issione r! Room on J u n u I. 1*11 a t 11:44 A. M or ae soon t h e r e a f t e r a s poss­ ible. Board of O o u s ty Com mis■loasre Bemlnol* County, Flo rid a By J o h n A lseandor, C h a ir ­ man A tte s t A r t h u r Bsckw lth, Jr. Publish May I I . t i l l CDM-T4 *1 1% ■ ■ ' • '- f ’S ’i G 1 £STRUT DEIIARY FISHING CLUB officers, installed a t the May meeting, are (left to right) Theodore Leigh, president; Anthony McNairn, vice preildent; Mrs. John Shurkey secretary, and Archie Long, treasurer. (Middleton Photo) Seminole Cadets At Rendezvous Thirty-icven cadets of Sem­ inote District of Girl Scouting participated in the Citrus Council cadet rendexvous at Camp Lanochce. Three-hundred-sixty g i r l s and B0 adults pitched their tents and built their fires on the newly acquired primitive section of tha camp. Each troop prepared demMODBBATOR COLUMBUS (UPI) - L«y. n u tritio n s. Semlnole'i dem­ onstrations included ioitrucman William Phelps Thomp­ tlon In resuscitation, knot ty« son, a Wichita (Kan.) attoraay, took over today as moderator of tho ITTth Central Assembly of tho United Presbyterian Church, U.8.A. *-r- •! Spanish m oil decora­ tions, Indian rhythm dancing and rhythmic sticks. Accompanying the local ca­ dets were Mrs. L. E. Morgan, Mrs. Ina Hunt, Mre. Joyce Sawyers, Mlsa Sally Nelder, Mrs. Sybil Beit, Mrs. N. Rus­ sell, Miss P. Cannon, Mrs. Gertrude Woods, Mrs, Betty Roberson, J, Lewis, N. Mor­ gan and N. McEhcy. Ing, Sanfordite’s Kin Funeral Sunday Funeral servlets for Louis Fleischer, of Brooklyn, N. Y. who died Friday, were held Sunday in Brooklyn. Survivors, in addition to hla wife, three aona and a •later In New York, are two brothers, Irvin Fleischsr, of Sanford, and Sam Fleischar, if Sarasota. Resident's Kin Dies A t DeLand Mrs. Mery Ethel Black, It, of Palatka, died in a private nursing borne in DeLand. Ser­ vices were held In Palatka with Rev. W. F. Oddy officiat­ ing. Mrs. Black had been a resi­ dent of Putnam County for 50 years and visited often in Sanford at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. D. Bum­ garner. Surviving ere a n o t h e r daughter, Mrs. C. W. Wilkin son, of Punts Gordi; two sons, Howard L. Black, oi Forked Rivera, N. J., and J. A. Black, of Winter Haven; 11 grandchildren spd so u o grdat-grandchlldren. PTA Election T h e Altamonte Springs EUmsntery Parent-Teacher Association will elect end in­ stall officers s t Tuesday's 7:80 p.m. meeting. All membarm are urged to attend. Try new j Lucky Strike Filters LUCKY STRIKl Our Big New SALES DIVISION Is now open on WEST FIRST ST. FLORIDA’S Best Vacation Buy A ttorney* fo r A d m in is tr a to r Post orric* Dm in n near the railroad! far fret enter brochure and addtorate to- a |o |w |g t la a w oU o g i|k a a iwrnfluvnt ginpi vvupovi loony w. nte a/E'IlllMOIt V K lA O f Rtmi DAYTONA BEACH. FLORIDA Dipt 414 Banford, F lo rid a I1T11 Publish May 1*. IT, I t . I I , 1l«» CDM -II COME OUT AND BROWSE _ BEE OUR TREMENDOUS DISPLAY OP NEW AND USED CARS — HAVE A FREE CUP OP COFFEE AND A DOUGHNUT — OR A COKE! n i l ’l l ! (BttB tm SANFORD m v m r iM WHEN YOU FIND THE EXACT CAR YOU WANT — WE'LL FIND A WAT FOR YOU TO HAVE ITl . T U laaford HaraM ar# VlrglaiA Palm sU P . O, Bra 1114 Take an ordinary beck y**d. Add ■ Uttk Ught—end you’ve pot e fcM*d«eer, breaer ewepi living eiee far the evening hour*. For family ooohnwta. Far enjoyable anlariaining. Now atick in a tow electric muafarooeadgrpe aaflaotana In your flo w bade—and you’ve got youraalf an after-dark wonderland. And think of the oonvanloooa of an automatic on-at-duak, off-at-dawn etocteia poatiight that glowa a welcome to (Heads (a good safety factor, too). Dig R i g s m t s l g FhyUte 11141m An )mm aan a M dtetrie aatriaar UjtiUg. Want amah m m A m A a A . . . h dn iwHn toanty, ea/t<y aadgretertfan. Sat tkajtar a da A laa atyr/m a A i AnAtaaf Urgir Units 'v I AvelleWe ‘ < * HOLLER MOTOR SALES Cadillac L ite Mary m Oldsmobile P M‘ r> io tT * * * Boat Lake 1116 Am l Chevrolet RERVICE D V T . t tad, St. ft N b K U A n . �1 C A N A D IA N STYLS _ Vtif §«tifnrli feralS May 24, 19G5 — Pj Sliced Bacon W e g iv e Top Value Stamps R IG . 59* 5-o«. Pkf. 2 Great New WINN-DIXIE Upsala Church To Operate Day Nursery In Fall Officials of Upsala Preshy. I terlan Church, Country Club Road at Upsala Road, today announced that a church sup­ ervised day nursery will beyin operation next fall. The nursery will open Aug. 23 for children six months to five years and hours will be from 7:30 a. m. until 6 p.m. each day. Lunch will be serv­ ed those children staying the day supplemented with milk or orange Juice during the | rest period. Mrs. II. L. Johnson, chair­ man of the church’s board of trustees, will be in charge of actual operations of the nur­ sery and will be assisted with overall supervision by Rev. James llardin, supply minist­ er. and John Andes, clerk of session and president of cor­ poration. Parents wishing to register children now for the August opening should call Mrs. John­ son after 4 p. m., Mrs. Jack Rroaddus or Mrs. James Har­ din. di1-tooa ^ 19' SLICED AMERICAN Cheese . . u>. 4 9 ' s s ;? 2 B S is * J 8 » M U i* » .a u n ^ ^ QUANTITY BIGHTS MStBVTO— PRICIS GOOD THBU M AY 3 «TH I T O I N , t i e , e O # T t t t M T —* ! • » • (REGULAR 69') . . QUARTER PORK LOIN SLICED INTO PORK CHOPS SUPERMARKETS! l iiilliiliP H W iil 39; . Top Value Gift! ULTRAMODERN CADET WARREN J. Hocller, son of Ctlr. and Mrs. Warren J. Hoeller, 1104 Cornell Drive, will be graduated from Wentworth M i 11 1 ary Academy, Lexington, Mo. For G o o d T h i n g s T o E at! REG. 39< . . BETTY CROCKER GINGER MOLASSES ICE BOX to r ^ T h e S m a r t F l e e t T o Go" rtAr* sHorriNe c n m i D E LT O N A FLORIDA Blue BaM OKI FRO. Cuba S in k s C ? :::: :::::r:v::rrrT^r COOK • u i « aoon BlihHitilinflaiHiliiHiiiiriuBHiiiimniiiimiH^ m m a? assy %mts»< I_____ 11 L # IP f A V EN U T •SHOPPING V \ t \ • l«r national US\ DANK OF ORLANDO . I f E K M lIis C S N T IR l * Y 11 TOP VALOt STAMM V i t ---------------------------------- ■ ■ H h h h h h 3 h h • •OB THHU M MAT Aiji atTM mmm #,! • J T O F Y f tH J tf lA U oat to ol. raa. vaeenr Paean Halva* •ooa rnau wav aajn^ ji CRACKIN' GOOD rifA A i CAMnwiru ACGT 1r - Ground Ittf FRESH BAKED WITH CARE i 1 m viv nu iiU liiIMS A iyMnA y DIKII DARLING riMMAUAbJ RYE BREAD ! RAISIN BURS COOKIES S ONI | . l | . F i t , FAMILY F » C I 3 9 Regular 39* Packaga P lN E L O C K VAA Reg 59* - Tall Con O R L A N D O , FLA. A A I C H 1Q A M u m iw b l a n o OOOO THRU MAT l l T v e S’ 2141 DKLANY STRUT o u t too. Wltnere Reg 25* - 303 Can TO SANFORD m m m « a oat TOP^VAUrt STAM BLUK V A T FINK COCKTAIL I B th s» S a lm o n ASTOR FR UIT THeu wav ------------- Rag. 23* - 1-lb. Loaf f°" 1 9 * i s OMBF««. JBBM itWBU. Mao* Flat Reg. 33* • 8-pock i 2 9 * TWO CAN* T»H TOF Apple Juica aoon vmbu war Mint #aa / Home Nursing a tiERSHEVS Program Set In SYpUP , Altamonte By Jolla Bartoa A home nursing program will be held a t 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Altamonte Springe Community House on Maitland Avenue. The meeting will be spon­ sored by Mrs. Milton Tinsley in the absence of Dr. Ger­ trude Forman who la recuper­ ating from a recent Illness. Speakers will be Dr. Thom­ as L. Largen of Sonford who will talk and show slides on cancer; Dr. Frank Leone, county health director, Mrs. Grace Fisher, supervisor of rounty health nurses, and Mrs. Edna Ruth Grey, county nurse. There will be a question and answer period. All residents of Altamonte and surrounding communities a rt invited to attend the meeting. Raccooni often dunk their food in water, but they may eat It dry. R O TA L GELATIN Reg. 3/29* - All Flavors J T H R IF TY M A ID Chocolate Syrup APPLE JUICE Reg. 23* - 16-or. Con Reg. 27* - 32 -oz. Jar 5 -2 9 ^ ! S ™ * ! l 2-QT. T E FLO N Sauce PANI Legal Notice lw t h e Caw rt ml I S a Cwwaty J a S e r , B a m l a a la C a w a l r , F U r M a, l a I ' r a b a t a . ■a r a t SCsIata a f l l a r b a r t K. F u l l e r D trw n d T a All t ' r a d l l a r e Bad P a r a a a a Stavfw* M a i n * a r D rataada A a a l a a l SaM K a l a l r t You a n d r a r h a t yon a r r h a r a tiy n o t i f i e d a n d r e q u i r e d to p r e t a n t a n y rlmlm a a n d d e ­ m a n d ! w h i c h yo u . o r a l l h e r o t you. m a y h a v e a g a l n a l t h e e i t a t e o t l la r b a r t K Fuller, d r r e a a r d . l a t e o f r a i d C o u n t y , to t h e C o u n t y J u d e * o t H r m ln o lr C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a l h i s office In t h e c o u r t h n u i a o t r a i d .County at Kanfard, F lorida, w ithin ala c a l e n d a r m onth, f ro m t h a t l m t o f t h a f i r s t pub . I l r a t l o n o f Ihla n o tice Two r o p le a o f e a c h c l a i m o* d e m a n d e h a l l b e In w r i t i n g , a n d ahall a la t a th a pta ra of rialdence a n d p n a t o ffice a d d r - a a o f I h i c l a i m a n t , a n d ah a l l l.a a w o r n t o b y t h a c l a i m a n t , hie a s a n l , or a tto r n e y a n d accom panied h y a m i n e faa o f a n a d o lla i a n d au ch c l a i m o r d e m a n d not ao riled ( h a l l b a void. R u th Fuller Aa A d m l n l a t r a l r t i . c.t a. ol t h a F a t a l a of l l a r b a r t K. F u l l e r , d e c r a e e d W lndarw eadla, lU ln a a * W ard A ttornaya HERSHKT'S OFFER GOOD ONLY AT THE TWO NEW WINN-DIXIES. LIMIT: ONE PER FAMILY WITH A $10.00 ORDER OR MORE THIS WEEK ONLY. FREE REGISTER FOR 2 ZENITH COLOR TV BETS TO BE GIVEN AWAY. ONE AT EACH OF THE NEW STORES. 3 - 6 9 ' ; FRESH CRISP CuoMbers Eoch 5* Ridishes 5‘ FishSticks3 1. Crabs 79' N IW CR0F ASTOR FR 0 Z IN FRESH CRISP ZESTY ORANGE FANCY GOLDEN BANTAM Sw eet C o m 10 49 (•■«. PKGS.I . . TASTE O' SEA (S CRAB PKG ) SOUTHERN BEUE “ * r * ■/ r* Greenwood Tiny Pickled Beets (••Be jah 31* Superfine Bland Onions • • aoa can 27* Superfine Limn Grands • • SOS CAM 2/37* Clapps Strained Pranas 4>-, a a. j*n 6/59* Clapps Strained Squash « ... ,** 6/59* Metrecol (All Flavors) . . . . 3/87* Dog Y u m m i e s .......................... 39* Ford Dog Food • • • • n«. 1 CANO 2/35* Duke's M ayonnaise.................. 39* Pompeian Olive O i l ...............«... 83* Lipton Instant T e a .................. . 49* Mexi-Pep 45* Orchard Queen Cherries Cary's Maple Syrup ta M. cam 67* 49* i t os, can 49* D-Con Rid X t ea. s o rru 75* Foutlass Spray Starch . . . . Lipton Yellow Leaf Tea . . . 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Now all we have to do is to put it into practice. __________ A 18-year-old Ohio «lti has con­ ducted experiments she believes prove beyond doubt th a t a little love and a few kinds words mean a lot to a lima bean. This may not seem like much a t first, but read on. She experimented with f o u r groups of bean plants. Group No, 1 she plied with affec­ tion, urging the beans to grow up big and strong. . . ... Group No. 2 was serenaded with soft and schmaltxy violin music. Group No. 3 was bombarded with blasts by the Beatles. And Group No. 4 was scolded. The beans th a t were loved and en­ couraged did indeed grow up big and strong—better than any of the oth­ The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (UPI) — News photographers l e a d hard lives, they keep telllnr me down a t the darkroom, and I suppose in some ways they do. Press cameramen In Wash­ ington, for example, spend a lot of time photographing the activities of bureaucrats and members of Congress. Which is a job I certainly don't envy. Their subject* usually are involved in paperwork of some sort, and all paperwork looks pretty much alike. This makes It difficult for the photographers to get variety Into their pictures. Then there I* always a chance that some truculent witneaa at a congressional hearing will take a poke at them or try to break their cameras. These, however, sre old problems with which the pho­ tographers are accustomed to deal. A newer one has crop­ ped up recently that I fear may hs more than they ran bear. It was pointed nut to me the other evening at the White House new* photogra­ phers' annual dinner. I spotted a photographer I knew who was looking rather downcast. Since it was sup­ posed to be a festive occasion, The Low Low In Thievery picture. ............ ... For every miserable thief who skulks through the ruins to steal there are scores of good Samaritans who rush in to help the stricken. The Samaritans reap their reward in the knowledge of what they have done. Perhaps the looters do the same. Can anything be worse than the fury of a tornado, flood or fire? Yes. Looting of the ruins. W hat kind of fiend is this who can prey upon the homeless, the helpless, the grief-stricken survivor who has ju st lost a loved one, at the very moment of their deepest sorrow and despair? It takes a special brand of depravity. Yet such looting is so common­ place th at it is routine police pro­ cedure to place guards amidst the devastation to protect the stunned victims of nature's wrath from the sneak attacks of their fellow hu­ mans. A sorry commentary on the hu­ man race I But there is a brighter side to the f I Thought For Today Masters, treat your slnves justly and fairly knowing that you also have a Master in heaven.—Colosslans 4:1. • • • No man is a true gentlcmnn who does not inspire the affection and devotion of his aervants.—Andrew Phil Newsom Soys Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic . . In this respect, the "sugar Mark Plotis outlines a very cidal urge). (3) They become miserly daddies" who wait In limou­ unique personality change sines for chorus girls are often that often attacks men pest with words of praise and, In­ stingy with their wives! thus* on which there it no the age sf 40. Wives, ana­ stead, they go out of their way Women, It you want ■ gen­ to find fault. They are overly erous husband, (hen remem­ proipect pf agreement. lyte your husband by the On Viet Nam they found point lest below. If yon with critical, both of their wife as ber that you must insure him well as their children. themselves In close agree­ against Impotence via your A Jolly, generous mate, then (4) They become "worry seductive allure. ment on a "hands off" cell yon must help him maintain to other countries, particu­ an affectionate role after warts" about their health and So send for my booklet larly the United States. Doth middle age. Otherwise, he shop around from one physi­ "How to Prevent Platonic went to rsturn to the ltlf>4 may become a Scrooge or cian to another, taking pills Husbands," enclosing a long ailments, usually of the psy­ stamped, return envelope, plus Geneva pear* settlement that Silas Maraeri chosomatic sort. waa supposed to have neu­ CASE W-401: Mark Plotts It (5) They become addicts of 20c. Feed your mate plenty of gas­ tralised all former Indoch­ a star salesman who chape­ ina. Both went withdrawal roned me for a day of spee­ power and show a dictatorial tric as well as erotic calories attitude toward their family, and he will purr contendedly of U.8. troops from South ches in I'hocnlk, Arii. as well as employes. through your Golden Wedding Viet Nsm end an end to He covers three states as his (6) They become tightwads Day. American bombing of North territory so he has hecome a with their money, doling out Viet Nam. very astute observer of hu­ dimes to Ihcl rwive, yet raving But they did not agree on man behavior. stout her extravagant spend­ Dr. H. J. Caron how to get Viet Nam peace "Dr. Crane," he began, "I ing. talks started. have noticed that tome men Announces Ths Opening (7) They may develop Imag­ The Russians continued to develop a ‘power comples' at inary romances so their wife Of His Offices For Ths hold out for sn end to Amer­ they grow older. will think their platonic role PRACTICE OF ican bombing of North Viet "Althouah they may start with her Is explained by their Nsm as sn sdvsnrs without out as happily married, with Don Juan life with paramours. OITOMETRY any advance conditions st all. msny friends, they begin to (I) Sometimes they actutlly Including Contact Leases On ths twin questions of alter their personality after consort with a paramour and AT middle age. Kuropesn security end Ger­ then they reverse their miser­ "F or they often develop a liness, as they squander mon­ 1st ST. & PARK AVE. many, on which ths Russians laid heaviest e re p h • s I • dictator comples. They greed­ ey freely on their temporary Tel. 323-1530 throughout, there was sums ily reach out for more money alren. doubt as to Just how fsr they or more political power, until they arc almost twins for Silas did agree. They also found some Marner or Hiller. Why does fields of agreement aurh as this happen?" Money oflen becomes a sub­ on calling a conference nn Cambodia, convening a five stitute nyinlx>l of masculine vi­ nation nuclear disarmament gor, e»|>celally la men past conference and on keeping the the age of 40. When a hotband grows real power In the United Na­ platonic in hi* marriage, he tions in ths hands of tbs Se­ may try to regain control of curity Council. his wlfc'a devotion by holding Hut Gromyko himself con­ on to the purs* strings very ceded there were many areas tightly. where there Is no agreement In psychiatry, we often end nons seems likely at the equate miserliness with s moment. platonic sex life In husbands. Yet both sldea appeared For a man who is full of convinced the Ulks are worth masculine virility is likely to pursuing. lie generous both with love as well as money. Conversely, a husband who Is approaching (he platonic stage, Is likely lo he a miser Editor. Herald: with both love and money! I want lo taka time out from When husbands enter the Ironing this evening to publicly male climacteric (counterpart thank tbe person or persons of (he feminine menopause), who made It possiblo for me they sprout Mime or all of to hear the four convicts from these classical symptoms: tho atato prison who spoke at (1) They may start drinking Sanford Junior High this morn­ liquor to excess. ing to tba students and Inter­ (2) They drive their car ested persons. recklesly and may actually I just wish this program stale they hope a tire blows could be repeated in the even­ out as they Uke a curve (sui­ ing so that the fathers of these students could bear the true stories these four gentlemen OVER 35 YEARS told us Ibis morning. At First A Palmetto I feel very strongly about (Alongside old poet ef(ka) this "Operation Teenagers" and only wish It was made part of the school program at the beginning of (ho nest school session, I think II should bo a MUST for every The sooner your children loam M manage money, the junior and high school stu­ bettor. • Carpet* • Furniture dent! This now fro* booklet, "What You Should Tall Your Child • Tile • I’I juioo Again, my sincere thanks. About Money," otters authoritative help. Clear and down • Rental Beds Mrs. John Hay Jr. lo earth. Tho subject* covered? Money-* fact of HI*. Looming begins at home. Allowance*-how much and when. How to detarmlno spending money. Part-time jobs. Summer Jobs. Importance of a goal lor saying. And much more. Drop In and pick up your free copy. You’ll find It helpful I asked him w hst the trouble was. "They’re killing c h e e s e rake," he aaid. "Women, they're making a mockery of one of America's finest insti­ tutions." "P ray elucidate,” I said, so he did. Ever since the invention of the daguerrotype, he said, photographers have b e e n snapping pictures of pretty girls in cheesecake poses. Es­ pecially in America. Cheese­ cake has become as American as apple pie. When a phologiapher took a picture of an actress, a beauty queen or some other attractive female, tradition demanded that he pose her in such a way as to reveal a bit of knee and perhaps a Gash of upper leg. This helped get the picture printed and also added a mea­ sure of enjoyment to the pho­ tographer’s work. "Hut now look what'* hap­ pening," my friend lamented. "Just about ever dame in the country Is wearing her skirts at or above the knees. "Every time you shoot a routine picture with women in it, you get a few knees and a thigh or two. So nobody pays any attention to cheese­ cake any more." I tried to comfort my friend by reminding him that fash­ ions are highly unpredictable. "In a few months,” I said, "the upward trend in hemlinea might reverse itself and cheesecake will make a come­ back." "Maybe so,” he said, "hut if you own any slock in French postcards, I'd advise you to sell." Barbs TO O H O T Folks who gat married in Las Vegns ore saluting it as the gambling capital of the U.S.A. • • • The number of psychiatrists in the U.S. has tripled since FJ48. are we three times as goofy now ? • • • Some of the spring hats look sprung. TO WATCH THE TV BALL GAME AT HOME? YOU NEED General A ir Electric C onditioning U/AII I’lum liin?. IT ALL Heating, Inc. 1007 Sanford 322-45C2 New Found Friendship ' fl Ir I Hr Joseph W. Grlgg PARIS (UPI) — Presi­ dent Charles ds Gaulle's now found friendship with the Russians Is off to a promis­ ing start. Four days of talka with Kovitt Foreign Minister An­ drei Gromyko la Paris re­ cently soem to have convinced both sldea that thera are good prospects of their being side In do political business with •arh other. No startling ntw agree­ ments developed. Gromyko flew back to Moscow with nothing llks a blueprint for a "Parla-Moacow ail*" in hla pocket. But they did find enough common ground to convince both Ds (ieulle and the Rue* ■Ians that It is worth their pushing ahead with further talks. These will continue during ths coming months with So­ viet Ambassador to Paris Valerian Zorin, who until re­ cently was Gromyko's chief deputy and who sat In on all the Paris discussions. French Foreign Minister Maurice Couvs ds Murville will Gy to Moscow nest fall for further direct talks with Gromyko. What Gromyko's Paris talks succeeded In doing was to clarify ths Issues on which Franca and Russia agrse, those on which their Ideas are close to each other and Herald Area Correspondents A h ia s s ls Spring* Mrs. Jolla B a rt* MS-1 111 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Mary tarn Mils* IM-MTI Casselberry Mrs. Jaae Casselberry ■ «. RHeUa Barrio la k e Mary Mrs. Frances w< 122-1211 lab s Near** Mr*. B. U J S22-4TIS ChalseU Loagwaed Mrs. Deaaa Fetes Mrs. Jesa Magta 1 IIS-1741 DsBary Mrs. Joha Lease MI-4111 DeHeoa Mrs. Mildred Hsaey ■SI-1117 North Orlasde Mrs. Margaret Cooky I2M7M Oft*** Mrs. Clarence Saylor 122-4141 Oviedo Mrs. JaAoa Hays •41-4171 Mis. Rvelyn Lnady IU-I1M Qtyr Pag* 4 f watf* Sanford, Florida g s iT K a A. a iiL v w , moito * May 24, 1965 s s « ru o L isita a rHA*K voi.T ai.ian, u o s u i w i • aon***l I s i s i m ■0MBCT ALBIANUBB Aseoolets Kdltur Aevartlafng Director I 'S K U VAR TKI.T BUT SBBBB M a n a g u a K Jllor a v a ls to it.li ams ASvartlalas Msaagar ■ ec la ir ICdltor JASUI SMOBBABBB JMTTIM AUSTIN Nvalaaea Maaagtr City CAUec j r o t w m .t.s O nssty B a ite r H a a k s a l s e l So#U ■114. VINCBNT Staff r k o l o a r a p h a e n i i L n n o o n a M in n rubllohe* 4*11/ osoa/t Saturday, Buaday as* Ckriatnisei tabllsbad Oatsrlay praraadUg Chrlaimee. 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Swift'd Cnnnod SYMBOLS TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — The doe deer would become Florida'a official state animal under a bill proposed by Sen. Clayton Mapoles. It came on the heels of n proposal in the Houaa to make the Urge mouthed baae the officUl etate fish. $1.50 OR MORE OF ANY FRUITS OR VEGETABLES k*****************'*a**nn**a********it • d a i r y s p e c ia l s • S By Donna Estes G A IN E S V IL L E ! PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE MON., TUES., WED. MAY 24, 25, 26 1965 Variety Show Longwood PARK, C A S S E L B E R R Y , S A N F O R D , D E L A N D , O C A L A , L E E S B U R G fir Driving School For Teenagers To Open June II Set Tuesday In o n ly . . . O F F E R A V A IL A B L E IN , O R L A N D O , C L E R M O N T , W I N T E R J E H U Y UI.KEY. non of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ulrey, Oviedo, was a recent g r a d u a t c at Florida Southern Col­ lege in Lakeland re­ ceiving his BS degree in business administra­ tion. Jerry is an Ovie­ do High School gradu­ ate and was active in athletics while a stu­ dent there. Students nnd teenagers out of school, between the nee* of 14 and 20, aie eligible to enroll in the driver’s training summer courses to be given at Seminole County high achooli beginning June 11. Private school students also will be accepted. Students presently enrolled at Seminole, Lyman, Grooms and Oviedo will sign up for the course a t their schools. Persons now out of school and private school students are asked to pick up their appli­ cation forms at the school administration office. May 28 is the deadline for enroll­ ment. Drivers training is requir­ ed by law for all students but no credits are given for the course. Through the sum­ mer course, students huve the advantage of getting the class "out of the way" before enrolling in regular academic aubjecta during the regular school year. A certificate of completion of the course permits a ten percent decrease in the cost of automobile insurance. Stu­ dents with driver's trilining may get their regular driv­ er’s license at 111. Without It they cannot get a license un­ til nge 18, unless parents sign a declaration with the Florida Highway Patiol as­ suming full responsibility. W. II. DeShnso, coordina­ to r of the driver's training courses for the c o u n t y schools, explained that with the new driver's training ranges in opeiatlon one teacher can direct ns many as seven students in cars, driving through the course, through the use of walkietalkie radios. The course requires .10 hours of classroom study, 12 houra on the driving range and the remainder In traffic driving. A fleet of new automobiles is made available to the schools through Sanford Au­ tomobile Dealers Association, under the direction of Willie Hunt. 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May 2d, IddSI k***d ****** EXTRA 4tfGreenStamps V IM M i l ABfeMB ABB M l f B A I S If Iwttl's Premium Smekiee e» Palish Sausage......... 59* llspires Wed. hUy 2d, ( M il MMBMAAA^MAfeAfehAfeAAtfeAiifefefefefeAfei �Bf« VntYorl frraTI Lyman Honors Athletes At All-Sports Banquet ■ 7 ON 100 BRANDS Herald Rporta Writer Lyman High School’* AllAport* Award Banquet wa* held la*t Friday night in the Lyman High School cafeteria and auditorium with award* being presented during the ^ < /C V S k II program to the outstanding athletic performers of the past year. Glenn Wilke*, head basket­ ball coach at Stetson Unlveralty In DeLand. wa* the gueit speaker for the evening. The agenda for the evening began with the Invocation by County Supt. of Public In Instruction R. T. Mllwee. This wa* followed by a ham din­ n er in the cafeteria. NAVY ACEY DEUCY BASEBALL team displays new uniforms thia year. After dinner the audience Shown here nrc front, but boy Jeff P arrish; center row, left to right, Lance moved to the auditorium Filegcr, Mike Parrish, Scott Harris, Billy Gray, D our Gramkow, Bart where presentation of the Peterson J bnck row, Steve Bussell. Andy Nichols, Lewis Dowdy, Jerome award* began. Titahnw, Ilobert Ashby, David Bach and Allen Meyers. Manager Joe Marr Track Coach Rodney Umstands in rear. Not pictured nrc team members Frank Dunn and Pete berger wa* flr*t on the lUt Martin. presenting the trophy for most valuable member of treck team to mller St ike Ac­ kerman, who according to Umberger "ihowed not Just •kill but alao a great deal of INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP) the time trial speeds, the win- for the first time In 15 years, desire and determination." —This may be the year Ford’* ncr May 31st msy average 150j He placed no lower than Neat Coach Fletcher Cock­ V-8 engines will lie put to the miles per hour. four,h ,n the ,Mt ,lx r,c e l rell presented a trophy to acid teat in the 500 mile Eleven csrs were qualified Steve Gillespie a* the most Speedway auto rare. Saturday and six more Sun­ First Half valuable member of this Twenty-seven of the 53 year** golf t«»m. Gillespie starter* In the 1500,000 plus day, but four were eliminated participated In the stale golf chase next Monday have rear- by faster machine* snd Ward, tournament at Port St. Lucie engine machines, 17 of them in the biggest surprise of the Leaders In trials, "humped" himself when this past month. powered by Ford. Baseball Coach Walt Diu- The four-cylinder Offcnhaus- be failed on the third try to City League rus, filling in for Jim er, the ancient standby, will gain a starting berth. Avg, Payne, m*da the presentation furnish the power in 14 other Ward, a 44-year-old grand­ .371 of the award for the baseball entries and Ihc two famed father, made two unsuccessful Rick Sires, Robbs .571 tram . Sieve Simpkina, a Jun­ Novi a have eight-cylinder sup­ attempts last weekend and Tony Nevestich, USO Saturday escaped Injury in a Frank Stafford, K’swood .551 ior left hander, received the ercharged engines. .500 trophy aa outstanding pitcher. Only four conventional road- spectacular warmup crash. Jim Wesslund, Robbs Simpkins complied a record aters of the type that ha* won Ills car was repaired over­ Ilulrh Cook. Kingswood .500 .500 of 4.] including ■ no-hitlcr every "500" alnce the early night but his speed late In George Griffin. Robbs the day missed by an eyelash Glenn Spivey, Panning .180 against Apopka. He also bat­ 1950s will be In the lineup. catching the car qualified at Soup Helms, Panning .462 ted .333. Last year only 12 rcaren.45A Outfielder Slarvln Cook was glno cars were in (he race, 153.623 by Rill Chccsbourg of Don Griffin, Robbs Mosaic Helms, Panning .444 named moat valuable player seven powered by Ford, and Tucson, Arir. on the team. Cook led the only that of two-time rare Ward thus failed to qualify Doug Braswell, Ch. V Tit .444 Don Carter, Kilowatts .441 team with an excellent .425 winner Rodger Ward finished Tnm King, USO .424 batting average and totaled in the first ten. (Jon Stevens, Panning .415 Qualifications which ended 15 RBli in 1« 8*mei. Ed Hamm, Ch. N* Treat .414 Coach Jim Farley, filling in lain Sunday resulted in the T. Christensen, Kilowatts .410 for Dick Silver*, presented fastest field ever, with the Joe Roger*, Kingswood .410 halfback Bob Eldridge tho average speed of 150 068 miles Mike Woodruff, Ch. N* Tr. .400 award aa moat valuable play­ per hour, 3'4 mph. faster than Larry Helman, Kilowatts .393 er on last fall’* Junior Y»rM‘* a year ago. Rob Yourihaw, Ch. N* Tr. .389 If the race keeps pace with football team . Eldridge totalLarry Wilson, Ch. N’ Trt. .389 ed 2M yards ruahlng in one Kirby Grant, Panning .381 gam* and w*. the chief acorHarold Helms, Panning .378 lag threat for Silver** baby MIAMI (UPI) - Top pro W. Springfield, Chase .375 Cify League Greyhounds. fessional and ematcur golfers Jimmy Ilutler, Kilowatts .375 Coach Dick Copeland prefrom around Florida and South Rick Simpson, USO .375 Standings • a n t e d quarterback Jack Georgia were scheduled to .Mike Farley. Panning .375 Blanton with tha award as play 36 qualifying hole* at FINAL STANDINGS most Improved football play­ three Florida roum-s today FIRST HALF er. Guard Chuck Wagner and Legal Notice for the U. S. Open tournament. W I. A total of 74 pros and am a­ halfback Phil Perrault were l \ <111 \TV ■ii niii:-* i ni n r, named recipient* of the 1U>*» Elks ............................. . 7 3 teur* sought 13 qualifying *I.W IKUI.H m l M l , FI.OR* Mobley Award a* outstanding Civitan ........................ 6 4 berths at the Palmetto Golf III* »:« t »t k o r . 6 4 lineman and back, r e a p c e t l v c - Rotary .......................... and Country Club in Miami, ty. Btanlon wa* an honorable Shrine ......................... 5 5 Ponre de Leon Club in St. FRANK J. KL-UMKRU DKi’KAftKD A Augustine and at tbo llay Hill M rrir* ; to iT ts:iirm it* mention arlecllon for All- CI'O ............................. To Al.l, I*I:It A O A * II AAI AO Orange Belt Conference and Kiwanls ........................ 3 7 Golf Club in Orlando. ■ i . i mia or i i »: m a a i> a V*. Games Today: 4:30, Elks lOAIAAT a AIII S-.ATAIKi Wagner wa* one of the eoThe qualifiers will advance You mi-1 *i<-h of you »r* Shrine; 7:30, Civitan vs. Ho- to Ihe regional elimination captains of the team. h»r»by noiirt».| uni requIrM lo tary, both games i’inrhurst rounds in Atlanta June 7 A. Byrd Brownell received the til* nriy claims «n>! .Iunnndi wlil'h you, or #tth«r of you. award from Coach Tom Barn­ Park A total of 38 golfers—20 of nmy list* akaIhaI *a1<1 u l i l i CITY LEAGUE es aa the most valuable play­ them [iros—were scheduled to Id Ilia otflcA of Hon. K*rlyU FINAL STANDINGS er on the Junior varalty bas­ tec off at Palmetto where IlnualioIUrr, Count* Jinls* ol l.'ouniy. At hlA nfflr« FIRST HALF ketball team. Brownell was a seven qualifying slot* were at Kmilnnl* In th* Court llout* In Hanford W I, stake. Two qualifiers will be Plot Ida, within sit ealandal consistent acorcr and rem named from eight pros and month* from 111* tlm* of thr boundrr on Barnea* winning Kingswood ................... 10 t! tinhllrstloii of thl* notli-A. Kilowatt* .................... a 3 three amateurs at St. Augus­ ftrat Rich rWlm or drmatnl mint b« caga team. Joe Asher, who averaged IS lx Hoy Robb ............... 9 .1 tine and tho four low shooters In wrlllns nrnt contain th. t»lir* of tfiM tnr* ami poll of. points per game, received the Chick N’ Treat .......... A 6 among 17 pros and right am a­ fir* *<Mr»*i of th* claimant ami trophy a i moat valauhle play­ Panning Lumber ......... 6 6 teurs will get bids in the Or­ mint b* iworn In by th* claim, not, hli aarnl nr attorniy, or er on the varalty baikctbaU Chase ........................... 1 11 lando action tli* aim* *bill t-» void. team. Mike Sterling, captain USO ............................. 1 11 Professional Joe I-opes Jr., Mildred Kumm*i I Ai Administrator CTA of No games Inlay Miami, and amateurs Al of the squad, wa* named as Hid ritat* Johns of Punt a Gorda and I'uhllili CHURCH LEAGUE the most Improved performer Miy It, It, It A Junt w L Pete Cook of Miami were 7. i m Paul Lambert received the I' DM-C among the lop names xrhcdul10 0 Bill Proctor Scholastic Alh Knight* of Columbm .. letie Award for bolh athletic Church of God of I*. .. 4 5 ed to play at Palmetto. and academic excellence. Cungn-galional ............ 4 7 Professionals Pete Cooper of 2 8 Sorrento and J. C. Gnosie of Bonnie Greene and Larry Mil­ Pinecrest Aiirmbly ler received recognition also Game Tonight: Pinecrest As­ fjirgo were to lead the par­ sembly vs. Knights of Co­ ade at Orlando along with i ] outstanding acholar alh lumbus, 1:39, Ft, Mellon amateur Taut Tarnow Jr., lelta. Tampa. Park LITTLE NATIONAL N .F.L BIRTHDAY W Wins Trophy CANTON, Ohio (UPI)—The Chase ........................... 10 National Football League was BOCHEHTER, N. Y. (UP!) First Federal ............... A farmed at Canton, Ohio, In —Hay Cullen, the kid brother Locomotive Engineers A 1920, Hunt Comets ................. 4 of a abating family, has been named winner of the Quality Mobile Homes 2 Dudley (Red) G arrett Me­ Game Tonight: Quality va. "HkilMa*.:-- J First Federal, 7:00, Ft. Mel morial Trophy aa the outIon Park standing American Hockey LITTLE AMERICAN YAZOO POWER —no fnb too League rookie for tha IP04tmiah, loo toil (hi Big Wheel W L AS aeaaon. PERFORMANCE-easy hand, Cullen, a Buffalo Bison for­ Georges ........................ . 7 5 ling, manniveiabililyl DURAward who scored 28 goal* and Navy Acey Deurys . . . . A A RLE CONSTRUCrJON-giiar. anlres tang yean of trouble-free SA aaalaU for 64 points, la Sanford Atlantic .......... A 6 upctulioal the third member of his fa ­ Strickland Morrison ... A e Asl for § dtm m ttraHoml mily to play for tha AIIL Florida State ............... 5 7 King Car-Truck Rental club. Brothers Barry and Game Today: N a v y vs. WE SELL — SERVICE Strirklsnd Morrison, 4:30, Keel • new ‘45 Mustang er Brian previously skated for DEMONSTRATE — TRADE other fine coot part car for Bay Avenue Park the Biaone. AND RENT YAZOO 4t \ m V r i V I Ford To Get Big Test In This Year's '500' II i » U. S. Open Qualifying Begins Today ■Jt fiii 1 >■i IB * i I 1 IR 24> 1885 SPECIALS EVERY D A Y ! l l a Batches IP I[ ® Elks Nine Cops First Half Junior League Flag Elks gained a berth in the post season City Champion­ ship playoffs by winning the first half of the Junior Lea­ gue with • 7-3, won-lost rec­ ord. The Elks club nosed out Civitan and Rotary by one game In the final first half league standings. Elks and Rotary completed a 10-inning 2-2 tie game F ri­ day afternoon with Elks win­ ning 3-2 In 12 Innings. Gary Maples worked the 11th and 12lh innings to gain credit for the victory, hi* fourth without any setbacks on the mound. Maples struck out five of the seven men he faced in the re ­ lief role to raise his strikeout total to 46 in 22 innings. He has not allowed a single hit in the last 21-inning span and has walked only four batters in compiling a remarkable record to date. Elks led off the bottom of the 12lh with Jerry Smith reaching first on an error, ad­ vancing to third on a double by tha next batter, Gary Maples, and then scoring the winning run on a bunt single by Tommy Gracey. In tne Little League play Friday. Chase and Florida Slate took victories in their respective leagues, Chase look a two-game lead in the Little National by beat­ ing their nearest pursuers, First Federal, 8-2. Richard Frank was the winning pitch­ er. Bill Hope led the 11-bit at­ tack, netting three hits In three times at bat. Andy Steele hurled one-hit hall and allowed only one walk as his Florida State teammates trounced Strick­ land Morrison 110 in four in­ nings. Tommy Barks had two hits, including a home run, and Hardin also had two hits to lead the Bankers. Florida State erupted for aeven runs in the second inning snd add- ed four more in the third to take the win. Although in last place, Florida State is only two games behind leagueleading Georges in the tight LltGe American League race. FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. • «:15 **•*{• 114 * FIRST CIVE TOp VA1>ug STAMPS All I said was: Show im a filter that realty delivers teste end I'D eat my h il” Ifalyes wa* president when the first Chinese diplomatic mission to the United States arrived in Washington. FLORIDA GRADE "A” SPLIT B RO ILERS Quantity Rights Reserved YOUNG TENDER DEEP 100% PURE GROUND LIV ER BEEF t) 3 i i * 99* FROZEN BREADED VEAL C U T L E T S ..................... 4 for 89c J IF F Y STEAK S each 9c BIG W H E E L YAZOO MASTER MOWERS ’T f j RENT-A-CAR A DAY SALES AND SERVICE 2517 W. Country Club Rood LEW IS j - 5' O N IO N S Lb. I D GOLDEN RIPE LARGE SIZE 1EM 0N S BANANAS 3 FOR FLORIDA plus lc n mil*. Includes gas, oerrlee, Insurance. PH. 322-7928 DEKLE’S GULF SERVICE HUMMER HOURS Open Mooday • Saturday • :M A.M. • <:M P.M. Open Moau * FrL Night* ■till tr t* P.M. 322-4924 C O R N (20TH ST.) SANFORD SANFORD U.8 . NO. 1 YELLOW FLORIDA TENDER SWEET 10 LB. * * 9i �g fr DtnfgrB f m iH May 24, 1965 — Pag* 7 Extra Innings Rule National League By Curt Block UP I Sports Writer The St. Louis Cardinals were the most apectacular, but Walter Alston gets the award for Imagination. The never-iay-die w o r l d champions, frustrated by a 70 Met lead and a 77-minule delay caused by rain and m u d d y playing condilions, rallied for seven runs in the eighth and ninth Innings Sun­ Sunland Victory Puts Indians Out Of Pennant For First Half THIS STRING OF BASS was reward for weekend fiehiiw by Sam Dunn Jr. (left) and Don New­ som. The pair were fishing the St. Johns Aiver out of Jim Crowe’s fish camp. Even the camp cat thinks it's a mighty fine collection of fish. Nicklaus Wins Memphis Open On First Hole Of Sudden Death MEMPHIS, Term. (U Pt) Jack Nicklaus picked up $9,000 to add to his massive win. nings Sunday when he came from behind to win the $50,000 Memphis Open golf tourna­ ment in the first hole ot a audden death playoff with Mlssliilpplan Johnny Pott. Nicklaus, playing as much off the fslrways as on during the first three rounds, switch­ ed to an intent, gambling style of play during the final round to knock five strokes off par and end up in a tic with Pott at 271-nlnc-undcr par. The 25-year-old Masters win­ ner parred the extra hole with aaie after young Pott got Into Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE q W L Pet. GB Chicago 24 It .686 21 13 .618 2*4 Minnesota 20 17 .541 5 Baltimore 19 17 .528 5(4 Detroit Los Angeles 20 18 .523 5Vi 17 16 .515 6 Cleveland 17 18 .486 7 Boston New York 16 21 .432 9 Washington 15 23 .395 10(i Kansas City 9 24 .273 14 Sunday's Results Washington 7 New York 3 (1st) New York 3 Washington 2 (2nd) Boston & Cleveland 2 (lit) Boston 8 Cleveland 3 (2nd) Baltimore 7 Detroit 3 (1st) Baltimore 8 Detroit 3 (2nd) Chicago 8 Los Angeles 3 Kansas City at Minnesota, ppd., rain Today'* Game* Detroit at Chicago <N) Cleveland at New York (N) Baltimore at Washington (N) (Only games scheduled) NATIONAL LEAGUE W I* Pel. GB Loa Angeles 24 13 .649 Cincinnati 21 14 .600 X St. Loula 21 16 .583 2ti San Tran. 21 17 .533 3(4 18 18 .500 Sti Chicago Milwaukee 18 18 .500 5(4 Philadelphia 17 19 .472 6*4 18 22 .450 7(4 Houston New York 13 23 .361 10*4 12 24 M i 11(4 Pittsburgh Sunday'! Result* Chicago 3 Los Angeles 2 (16 Innings) Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 3 (10 Innings) Pittsburgh 10 Mliwaukea 1 San Francisco 5 Houston 2 St. Louis 8 New York 7 (12 innings) Today'* Games Chicago at Pittsburgh (N) New York at Philadelphia (2, twl-night) Cincinnati a t Houston (N) Milwaukee at San Francisco St. Louis at Los Angeles (N) day and eventually recorded an 8-7, 12-inning win over New York. In Chicago. Los Angeles Manager Alston saw an early lead go by the l»oards, send­ ing his game with the Cubs into overtime. In the 12th in­ ning, Alston had Wrigtey Field regulars s c r a t c h i n g their head* when he played with two outfielders. He won his gamble but lost the game in a muddy hazard. Both had gone into the final round trailing Julius Boros, Poll by two strokes and Nick­ laus by five. Boros blew to a 72 after leading the second and third rounds and finished in a fourway tic for third with first round leader Bob McAllls ter, Ixm Graham and Bert Yancey. Australian Bruce Cramplon and Bob Vcrwcy of South Af­ rica finished at 274 in a tic for fourth. At 275 was Jack McGowan. The lone amateur to make the cut, Deane Bcman, twice a National Amateur champion ship winner, finished at 277 with pro Bandy Glover. Nicklaus won the tourna ment when Pott hooked a four wood Into muddy ditch, sent his second shot into a cluster of branches, chipped to the green and twoputted for a bogey five. Nicklaus played a safe one iron shot down the -Middle and was home in par four. Second place was worth $5, 000 to Pott. the 16th, 3-2. Elsewhere in the senior cir­ cuit, Philadelphia nipped Cin­ cinnati, 4-3 in 10 innings; San Francisco clipped Houston. 52; amt Pittsburgh mauled Mil­ waukee, 10-1. In the American League, Washington split with New York winning 7-3 and then losing 3-2; Boston won two from Cleveland 6-2 and 83; Baltimore took a pair from Detroit, 7-3 and 8 3; and Chi­ cago beat Los Angeles, 8-3. Kansas City was rained out at Minnesota. Alston's unusual move came about thusly: Cub shortstop Roberto Pena opened the 12th with a single, bringing pitchr r Lindy McDaniel to bat In an obvious bunt illuation. The Los Angeles skipper called Ron Fairly In from right field and played him at first base. Wei Parker, the regular first baseman, was stationed halfway between first and home plate, leaving Casselberry Twins l>ongwood North Orlando Lake Mary Sunland Senators SENIOR LEAGUE W 7 4 4 4 2 1 1 I r v in g I . P r y o r . Bind THESE PRICtf GOOD THttJ VTDMCfDAT QUANTITY gtGHTi ftl SERVED Schedule Set NEW YORK (U P l)—Com­ missioner Pete Roselle an­ nounced that the National Football League will play a 37-game pre-season achcdule this year beginning with the Cleveland llrowns-College AllStar game at Chicago on Aug. 6. F A IR DOUGII DISTRIBUTION NEW YORK (UPl) — New York R a c i n g Association tracks average daily purse dis­ tribution In 1901 amounted to $67,899 for 231 racing days. 2460 PARK AVE. \ GUARANTEED FRESH BY NESCAFE O Ills office is located at 29-13 South Orlando Drive, and our office U same ns alwavs, 107 Magnolia Avenue When you think of Insurance think of STATE FARM, LIFE, FIRE and AUTO. B a w fa iiu ! W 6 5 5 4 3 3 2 0 Senators Casselberry Sunland North Orlando Bear Lake Twins Ixingwood Lake Mary In answer to an many taquirtM. I take great pleasure In welcoming an­ other State Farm A tent In Sanford, It was my ptessura to assist In the selection of .Mr. Gordon .Meyer as an additinnsl State Farm Agent for the Sanford area. We feel he will be an asset to us in keeping abreast with Ihe growth of the area. Mr. Meyer Is a very fine gentleman and his high moral valurs will uphold Ihe reputa­ tion or our Company. ON LITTLE LEAGUE We're Celebrating Next Monday's Big Indianapolis "5 0 0 " Race by Offering You... K Lou Johnson to left-center and Willie Davis in right-center. Lindy McDaniel took a call­ ed strike and then fouled off two pitches trying to bunt, for a strikeout, and the Dodg­ er defense went back to nor­ mal. Los Angeles tallied twice in the opening frame and then was held scoreless for 15 in­ nings in the longest game of the year. Chicago won it on a base*.loaded walk issued by Howie Reed. STOCK UP & SAVE having reached base on a sin gle. Larry Cote was the wlnn Ing pitchers. First half standings: By Jim Bacchna Herald Sports Writer Pilcher Tom Bryan slam­ med two home runs and bat­ tery mate Donnie Robinson belted a home run and a dou­ ble on Saturday night to give the Sunland Yankees a 14-12 victory over the Casselberry Indians In South Seminole Senior League action at C. L. Cooper field in Casselberry. The loss dealt to the Indians, their second, gave (he Alta­ monte Senator* the first hall championship. The victory by Sunland gave them a second place tie with Casselberry. A nine-run fifth Inning up­ rising by Sunland erases) an 8-5 Casselberry lead a n d brought pitcher Robinson the victory. The Indians scored three limes in the last inning, but were unable to pull out the victory. Beside the clouts by the Sunland battery, Donnie Smith. Addis Stewart, Bob Polatkl and Mike Stewart also had hits for the Yankees. Brent Helms homcrcd and Jim Lu­ cas rapped a pair ot singles for Casselberry. On Friday night Caisclbcrry look the first half Little Lea­ gue crown with a 1-0 victory In a playoff game with the Altamonte Twins. Doug Rou­ ble stole home with the winn­ ing run for the Indiana, after N O ! I H A V E N O T R E TIR E D ! O Lady Fair BUY 12oz’s FOR THE PRICE OF 101 INSTANT COFFEE H SLICED "BIG DOZEN" HOT DOG OR CAR SERVICE Legal Notice 1* tne c m c iir cos'Ht . KIUTH J I D H 'U t. e n t e r IT. I> amd Tsr, ro w i i a i s a u ruw m i cop. in r i i t s c x a r no. taoaa ADOLPHUS MOHIUS. J»t. V*. MART MORRIS. PLAINTIFF DEFENDANT n n rirw to t r r s t a TOi MART MORRIS, « h m « r*»M*nc( la Rout* 1, Slog Sit, K ufa uls, A la b am a T a u a r a h»r»hjr re q u ire d ( a flta y o u r w r l l t a n (laftnaa la t b a llllt At Com plaint f o r <11* ve re* f i l 'd h t r a l o a a s t n s t you, w i t h t h a Clark of th a shave C o u rt on « r bafora J u n a l l l h , J i l l , a n d aarvn a ro p y of iam a upon plaintiff* a ttorn*,. Jam ** C. Colli.r. Tat Waal C hurc h Straat, Orlando. F lo rIda l l t r a l n fall not or a daeraa pro confaato will ba anlarad a a a l n a t you. W ITNESS my h a n d a n d anal a t Banfnrd, y*mlnn1n County. Florida, th la 13th d a y of May. S j g f f t V12tt -t/f0P I t RI f i c iI BCa u dEb a b w /WWV/nA/C f i, A kuiNi and g a t 2 n d firm fo r V* th a t priea L Ho 8IZt T. 1*11 PRE-COOKED ____ !■ B f nMUtfrtKWMKrg vtSHUNaCMi 34-41 j an Wytws Sataty le t Tire list Tire 2nd Tbs T T fi (Tr*d*-ln\ r»«*. (SEAL) A r t h u r H. B s r k w llh . Jr. Clark of tha C l r r u lt Court By: M a rth a T. Vlblao, DC. JA M E S C. COLLIER A t t o r n a y for P l a in t i f f P u b lla h May tT, It, I t , A Ju n a FLUMgO i l . L I CAM SLICED BACON vivtewilU. . . Add l Pric*» (Pius Tsr/ BONUS BUY.. . . LIAM PRCINLY i h e GROUNDl BEEF for 1st Tito m tm — I LAST PAM » m SU C K 1 DsllciftssM I f * Bc m J S — — 1-24-4$ Salford, Fb. 822-8111 ■firestone Open I m l • 8 m l Dolly Friday Night Till 8 3 l . i1 N SOFT DRINKS " tt* 11* !!” * ! * , 8 LB PEG • FRESH GROUND BEEF 1st A French FYNEJASTEor RITZ LO CALORIE *S ■sw m afntM iH w aaw e • 8 .2 I.M — mmmm+ I2»S CANS CDM-lt r �r tTtfr #«nfjir5 Page 8 — May 24, 1965 ^rraUI Miss Aiken Marries C. D. Hayes Jr. A home wedding, marked with quiet simplicity, held i t 7 p.m. Saturday, May 22, unit­ ed In marriage Anne Wright Aiken and Charles Denver Mayes J r. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. (Dick) Aiken Jr., and the ion of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hayes spoke their vowa before an improvised al­ ta r at the bridc’a home in Mayfair. Kev, Grover Sewell per­ formed the double ring cere­ mony and wedding music was played by John Charles Aiken, brother of the bride. "How Great Thou Art," "Because" and "A Wedding Benediction" were sung by the father of the bride. The mantle was arranged with burning white tapers, flanked on either side with white flowcra. Gardenias and Ivy were Interspersed along the candle holders, Ivy and other foliage were placed about tho fire place and the couple knell for prayer be­ fore a white wrought iron prayer rail. Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore an Kory heirloom taffeta gown fashioned with a V shaped decolletago and bell shaped skirt that terminated in a chapel train. The neckline waa outlined with embossed lace flowcra forming cap sleeves. The same lace was appllqued in a scroll pattern on the front of the skirt that featured back fullness accent­ ed with a flat bow. Her veil of illusion was attached to a cor­ onet of seed pearls ami Irrldescent crystals. She carried a white satin bride's Bible topped with a while orchid. Casselberry > Personals By Jane Casaelberry Mayor and Mra. Owen Ana(ey of Caaieiberry left early Thursday for Woburn, Mass., to be with his mother who is critically ill. Lyman Senior Honored A t Jeanne Robson Honored At Coffee Mrs. Arthur Beckwith was hostess for a coffee, Friday Afternoon T ea morning, honoring Miss Jean­ ne Robson whose marriage to By Jane Casselberry Sam Schwartz will be an Miss Lynn Bauman, Lyman liigh School senior, was guest event of May 26 at Holy Cron Episcopal Church. of honor at a graduation tea Mias Robson wore a white given by Miss Glenda Payne at her home on Rock Lake in Longwood from 2 until 4 p.m. Saturday, May IS. The honoree and her moth­ er, Mrs. If. E. Bothell, were presented with corsages. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. J a m e s G. I'aync. The table was overlaid with a white damask cloth and the centerpiece of spring flowers was accented with a wise old owl with diploma and mortar board. Lyman school colors were carried out In the cake which bore the inscription "Congratulations. Lynn." The silver lea service was placed on one end of the table and a large punch bowl on the other. Matron of honor waa Mrs. i sister of the bride, who wore with matching shoes and Paul M arti of Gainesville, | an ivy green taffeta gown head-dress. The dress featur­ ed a scooped neckline and wide cummerbund. She car­ ried a white bouquet. Best man for the groom was his cousin, Paul Keith. Members of the immediate families were present and were entertained at a recep­ tion following the ceremony. A bridal motif was portraycd In the dining room with white bells, hurning tapers and white floral arrange­ ments. The tiered cake was served along with lime sher­ bet punch, nuts and mints. Tiny rice bags tied with green satin b o w s were given each one present. For a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination, the bride wore a pink suit with white blouse and white ac­ cessories and the orchid car­ r-'ii ried during her wedding. Tho couple will reside In Fayettviile, N. C., where the groom is attached to the Spe­ One of every three worker! cial Forces Training Group at in British manufacturing inMILS. CHARLES DENVER HAYES Jr. dustrici la a woman. Ft. Bragg. Graduate Feted At Informal Party Miss Pat Taylor, a member of the 1965 graduating class at Seminole High School, was honored with a Coke party roccntly at the home of Mrs. E. W. Rogers, 811 Park Ave. The school colors of blue and white were used In dec­ orations and refreshments. Tiio hostess gift to Miss Tay­ lor was a pair of crystal candlesticks with candlci. Refreshments of chips and dips, mints, nuts, sandwiches, petit (ours and Cokes were served to the guests who en­ joyed tho parly from 10 to It a.m. Assisting Mrs. Rogers with the serving were her daugh­ ter, Mlia Elizabeth Rogers, and her mother, Mra. H. Q. Touchton. Guests Included Mri. Cecil Tucker, mother of the hon­ oree, and Ihu Misses Becky Bicker, Pal Irvin, Maxine Stuwcll, Melanie Williams, Barbara Cox, Sharon Booth, Linda Robson, Michele Junes, and Sharon Walker. Also Linda Green, Linda Spencer, Susan Haym-s, Don­ na Collins, Pat Chapman, Lynne Boynton, Elaine Head­ rick, Kathy Butler, Del.aine Johnson, Kathy Trout and Pat McGuire. MISS PAT TAYLOIt waa honored ut n recent graduation party at the home of Mra. E. W. linger*. Left to right are Mra. Huger*, Mra. Cecil Tucker, Ml** Taylor and Elizabeth Koger*, daughter of the hostess. Miss Ginger Smith Feted- At Miscellaneous Shower Graduation Luncheon For Senior Personals Flemings Personals GRADUATE! Personals WEAR A (» •!« M lW N l tll-M SIMMON Of BUIOVA Mrs. Charles Watts of Lon­ don, England, paid a second visit to the home of her sis­ ter, Mr*. Ted Dudek, in Dol Bay Manor within three months. Mr. Watts, a member of the Boiling Stones, recent­ ly filled an engagement in Jacksonville, then went to Chicago and finally to Los An­ geles, where Mrs. Watts join­ ed him for the return trip. honoree with her mother, Mr*. Martha Smith. Standing are the two hostesses, Ml** Slerputow*ki, left and Mias Scnkurik. Wooden zalad bowls that hive become dry and rough from continual washing will regain their original gloiay finish if you rub a little salad oil into the grain of the wood. .'lit Headquarter* For Your Graduate’* Contagc* ft Party Flowcra PAUL acviJtc "TUB PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" locally Owned And Operated By Glean McCall And "Krais" Mllla 1 COR. let ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD bowls S" diem. | l. H i V" dlam. 1* 95 T O U C H T O N ’S REXALL DRUG SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. K. 1st ft Hanford Ave. I ll-lit! US-1411 WES SAYS: There « n s young woman Who lived In n shoe. She had lota of rhlldrra But she knew what to do. She washed her clothe* at WKS-KAY For she found It was true She got DOUBLE LOADS for a QUARTER And rloiheu mnrh CLEANER, too. JtMlM IDM M Sl f IS M C a r a v e l l e SEWING TIP NEW YORK (UPI) — For sewing stretch fabrics, scam with small zigzag stitch for resilience or stretch fabric slightly when sewing on a m in n 'i foster sister and straight stitch machine, says brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra, the Japan Light Machinery In­ John Troup. The occasion formation Center. marked the first lime that she, her foster parents, Mr. SHAPE UP and Mrs. William Maul, of Sutcrville, Pa., and Mrs, WITH A NEW Troup had been together in 20 HAIR STYLE years. A barbecue consisting of AT chicken, ribs, ham, potato BETTY and macaroni salad, toned salad, cole slaw, rctish tray, ANNE'S fruit, hot rolls, cake, pic, cof­ fee and cold drinks was serv­ Shaping ed picnic style on tables set 22.00 on the cast lawn of the Troup ranch. Shampoo Children attending the event And Set were thrilled by a tour of the 12.50 ranch where they saw a cow with her newborn calf, ducks, FOR APPOINTMENT chickens, guineas and pea­ CALL 322-4913 cocks. Present for the occasion, In addition to those named, were Mr. and Mrs. John Troup Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jim Troup, Mr. Hair Styling Salon and Mrs. Tracy Estes and 2201 S. Park Ave. children, Tracy Ed, Theresa, Kevin and Donna. Family Reunion, Barbecue Mrs. Bertha Schumann, who currently is making her home with her son-in-law a n d daughter and their family, Mr. and Mra. Tracy Eitcs, of Longwood, was guest of honor at a family reunion recently in Melbourne. The reunion took place at the ranch home of Mrs. Schu- Its" dlam. 2-85 7" diam. 7.95 8ILVERPLATE BY — INTERN ATIUN AL KADER JEWELERS 112 8. PARK AVE. Now if you don't helleta this, Why eat atop la and aea If you HAVE NOT TRIED WKS-KAY We* will live yea one wa*h FREE! lUring This Ad) Air Condtltenad Leung* WES-KAY WASHETERIA M l* Freswh Ave., R e tfo rd orated with white anapdragona. Greeting the guesta at the door w e r e Mra. Charlea Meeka and Mra. Walter Gielow. Preaiding at the coffee and tea aervicez were Mra. Brack Perklnz and Mra. Wal­ ly Philips; Mias Anne Crappc assisted with the serving. The refreshment table was overlaid with a white linen cloth and centered with a b e a u t i f u l arrangem ent of shaded pink snapdragona in a sliver container with a foun­ dation of caiadium leaves. Dainty squares of pound cake, brownici, heart shaped sandwiches, to a a t e d nuts, mint! and assorted party cookies were served. The hosteas gift to Mias Robson waa a silver bread tray. ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME YOU TRADED IN YOUR OLD ROOM AIR CONDITIONER ON Mrs. Schumann Honored Bear Lake u s u z - u a tt* «.«.«***• sairr — pntiactiw .trine •its m o m tM Mm . I» aim m in t lAwt-ttiiiM nisM* <41 *M p tK ls lM csastrictlM . P w tiU a - The dining room buffet held twin candelabra with white taper* and arrangements of gardenias. A marble top cof­ fee table in the living room waa adorned with an arrange­ ment of magnolia blojaoma and the aun room waa dec­ MISS JEANNE ROBSON, popular bride-elect, waa honored nt n morning coffee, Friday a t the home of Mra. A rthur Bcckworth Jr. From left, are her mother, Mra. H arry E. Robson, Miss Robson and the hostess, Mrs. Beckwith. M in Jane White waa guest of honor at a recent gradua­ tion luncheon at the Skyline Restaurant at Herndon Air­ Miss Ginger Smith, bride- Brenda Benton, Betty Kcllctt, I Smith, Susan Stine and Judy port given by her aunt, Mrs. elect of Bobby E. Meadows, Mary Abney, Carol Anne; Robb. R. E. Pearce. was guest of honor at a mis­ Tiie hostels presented Jane Coma In And Mnka cellaneous shower at the with a lovely carnation cor­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Your Selection! sage and a graduation gift. Srnksrtk, 2412 Elm Avenue. Invited guciti included her Cu-hostesses w e r e Miss mother, Mrs, John St. Clair (iaylo Kenkarik and Mlsi Gail White 3rd, her grandmother, Sirrputnwskl. Games were played by the Mrs. M. C. Ginder, and the guests and prizes won by the M ines Susan IMercy, Linda Misses Janice Foy, Jcri DinGreen, Donna Cotlini, Suian nan and Linda May. Perkins, Elaine Echoli, Lin­ Tho hostesses presented the da Spencer, Pat McGuire, An­ honnrro with a corsage of By Maryann Milrs gela Hurt, Melanie Williams Mra. Mamie Kerr of West sweetheart rosea ami baby's Union, S. C., has been visit­ breath with pink ribbon. and Pat Irby. The refreshment table was ing her sun and family, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kerr Sr., overlaid with a white linen of Luke Asher Circle fur the doth and held a center ar­ Gift* • Curd* • I look it last month, but has now re­ rangement of mums, sweet­ 210 E. Firm St. turned home. heart rosea, baby's breath and Mr. L. F. Garner received greenery. Nuts, mints, cake a cable from Okinawa inform­ and punch were served to ing him that him daughter and T IM E N O W T O S E L E C T those present. The cake was son-in-law, CapL and Mrs. white with pink roses on each Pcto Sharber, were the par­ corner and a pink rose bou­ ents of a baby daughter. Mrs. A G I F T W A T C H FOR Y O U R quet in tho center. Sharber ia the former Faye Other guests Included Mrs. Garner. Mra. Garner was at Bertha Drrsham, mother of the Sharber home, in Okina­ the groom-elect, Mrs. T. Sicrwa, to weicoma the new ar­ putowskl, Mra. Senkarlk and rival. the Miasca Betty Broomfield, Jane Schultz, Linda Ball, An­ Wax the inaide of kitchen A I1KIDAL SHOWER wa* given for Miss Ginger drea Garner, Treva Arnctlc, wastebaskets a n d garbage Smith ut the home of Gayle Senknrik, on Elm containers to cut down on the Ave. Co-hcmtcHs wa* Mi** Gall Slerpulowski. Altamonte Springs number of tiroes they need Seated ut the refreshment tuble, left, i« the washing. A Good Hook Makes A Perfect Gift For Your Graduate! linen dress with navy blue piping and matching blue and white shoes. Her mother, Mrs. Harry E. Robson, wore a blue itriped seersucker dress with matching stole. Both were presented w h i t e , purplethroated orchid corsages by the hoatess. ANEW WHOLE HOUSE SYSTEM? Why spend money rejuvej nating an old, tired unitfl Why replace it with another room unit when you can get such a good buy on a qual« jty Carrier System? 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Broaddua 868-5551 Mrs. Hardin 322-4722 Mr*. Johnson ..•UatttovrtciofWIini 10% OFF FOR CASH & CARRY FREE E8TIMATE8 — ONE BILL TO PAY THE GREGORY WAY — MAPLE AVE. AT <th 8T„ SANFORD 322-0500 �Wj* VntTarV ^ m ll May 24, 1963 — Page 9 Gbby. (D suzA DEAR ABBY: I would like to *ke exception to your etatcment that women who do not give their reelpes ere eelfith, end that but for the generosity of : other* would not h»v* * c o l l e c t i o n themeelvei. | apend many hour* going through cook books, magasinrs a n d newspapers culling and trying out ntw recipe*. I have experi­ mented (and even ImproBy Oswald Jacoby viied) on some recipe* trying to perfect them The finesse Is by far the for my guest*. tbe nlna so ha wins the trick north M Although It may b* fla t­ most common play In bridge srith the tea. aaqioi tering to be asked for my if you include all sorts of fi­ v n i A second spade is led and recipes, isn't it rather sel­ ♦ A q to i nesses. There are lots of def­ ha telecli the appropriate fish on the part of another * 1 3 initions of it but the best one card from dummy to cover to expect to be given a W IST EAST is that the finesse is an effort whatever card Weit play*. A * X J I 1 4 i , recipe which has entailed to make a lower card do the second heart finesse, a third 5 K J 17 much time and effort on work of a higher card by rea­ heart finesse follow* and South ♦V *7 my part In order to mak* son of its position. *•*« 4KJI7 has eight tricks before starl­ her own e n t e r t a i n i n g We doubt it today's hand SOUTH (D) ing on either clubs or dia­ easier? Let's be fair to the has ever been dealt but II il­ *431 monds. V Aq 101 lustrates the ultimate in fines­ He does not need to finesse hostess. ♦ 32 "THE OTHER SIDE" sing. The cards have been the eight spots in these suits * A Q 103 * a * placed so that South will have since he onty needs five more Both vulnerable DEAR ABBY: Maybe I'm no trouble making all the tricks for the grand slam but B eiU Weal North sr.f, selfish, but here's how I tricks if he just takes all the ten spot finesses succeed. He p l“ 1♦ Pass deep finesses that are avail­ {I V* makes all Ihc tricks and com­ got that way: I love to Pass 1* Pat* able to him. IN .T . P . „ 3 N.T. Pasa plains mildly about underbid­ cook and am always etperiP a st Pass This he plays dummy'* mrntlng. Many times I ra t ding. Opening lead—* 7. eight of spades on the open­ Just for the fun of it shift the horrible faltures for ing seven spot and since West the East and West cards. Now lunch. I once concocted a holds all the higher spades chooses the heart In prefer­ all flnessei will be wrong and magnificent l a m b dish (hat eight wins the trick as ence to a club since dummy South will do well to make as which look me three days surely as the ace would have. holds three hearts and only many as six tricks with the to make. Hut from the com­ His next play is to lead two eluhs. He is prepared to same cards that have just pliment* I received from a heart from dummy, lie finesse the eight but East plays produced 13. my guests, it was well worth the trouble. One of my guest* asked for the recipe, and I foolishly gave it to her. For the nest six month* we were served that The father who tries hard too much of a friend, he can­ thing, just as (hough we were lamb dish everywhere we went to dinner. It's no treat to be a buddy to his boy and not command the obedience the same age." any more. I am now work­ (he mother who thinks nothing to mold a child's character." The thought that all thla ing on loniething else, and could be finer (hon to be just This point of view is so oldlike a sister to her daughter fashioned that it sounds brand palsy-walsy stuff Is a mis­ thla time I am not going to are making a big mistake. new. For a long lime now par­ take may be hard for many give out the recipe. If So says a psychiatrist who ents have been making a parents to accept because someone wants to serve il warn* parents that “ A child supreme effort to bridge the they have worked so bard try­ for some special occasion, wants parents to be parents— natural gap between genera­ ing to arhleva it. I will make it for her and not buddies." According to this tions. But if they will just remem­ aend it over. Please don’t psychiatrist, there are two In order to be pats to their ber back to their own child­ uie my name. Stan would things wrong with the buddy children they hive let the hood they will realise that the crown me. system. children argue, act sassy and psychiatrist Is right. Children CALL ME SELFISH a a a ! "F irst a child needs (o look even correct Ihem. And they can find pata of their own age. to parents for love and pro­ have steeled themselves not But they can find parents onty DEAR ABBY: I haven't tection. He doesn’t get pro­ to show shock at anything In the two persons who brought the nerve to conic right out tection from a buddy. their children tell them—so them Into the world and whose and tell people that I don't "Second, a child needs dis­ that they can boast that Jane duty it is to guide, discipline give out my recipes hut I cipline. And if the parent* is or Jimmy "tells me every­ and teach them. get around it by stalling them off until they forget about it. Many women do T V Tim e Previews nut follow the instruction*, and some of them u s e 10-11 p.m. (CHS) "The cially staged traffic accident! ularly oinre everything e r r me c h e a p e r Ingredients, or National Drivers Teat." A and the hope it you'll learn to be fouling up, the air is most unusual and timely pub­ how to avoid them. Waller running out and they are at lic aervice type show, delib­ Cronklte and Mike Wallace each other's throats T 8-9 p.m. (NBC) The Man erately scheduled ahead of will comment. The show is one of the year's most dang­ produced with the co-opera­ From U.N.C.L.E. "The Gluuco erous weekends for drivers. tion of the national safety 1’iano Affair." (Rerun). The eerie* fell eo in love with it* This show lets CBS place you council, in the driver's seat and will 7:30-8:30 p.m. (ABC) Voy earlier rpieode, "The quadri­ gxpuse you to the various age To the Bottom of the Sea. partite Affair,” that it went "Do you think a tightly fit haxards you may encounter on "Submarine 8unk Here.” (Re right on with a sequel, alto the road. You'll be aide to run). Though the circum­ starring Anne Krancie us tha led dress is more becoming to teat your reactions to road stance* under which the Sea- guest dragon Isdy, with John a mature woman than tha f danger conditions in the safe- view gets itself damaged and Van Dreelcn as her man Frl- otralght hanging type? I am ^ ty of your home and perhaps sunk in tha middle of an un doy. Robert Vaughn and fifty, and just five pound* learn enough to apply what charted mine field are com­ David McCall uni uea Jill Ire overweight.— Nan." A proper fitting, "shaped" you experience should similar pletely incredible, once you land aa bait to trap their rfrcumatancei occur w h i l e accept the situation it's sus­ mortal enemies. There's a to-thefigure's-ccmtour it the ywi're driving. You'll also be penseful. Can the ahip and its wild chase sequence a t the most flattering. The straight, hanging free type is sometimes able to observe several spe­ men escape and how, pa rile end. 8:30-9 p.m. (CBS) Andy very becoming to a tall \ Griffith Show. (Rerun). Andy man, *■ il somehow makei her tries to reconcile Harney and look slender. And, dear lady, Thelma Lou and before the "just flva pounds overweight" ihow ii over Andy and Barn­ can ao quickly beroma ten ey are enemies, Andy and pounds, so check it now. M O N D A Y P. U. T U E S D A Y P. M. "I have a choice of an out­ Thelma aren't speaking, Helen 11:40 ( • ) L a t a o r u r e 1:00 (S) News can't stand Andy, Harney fit to wear to a New York ( ( ) Nsw*. Sports, can’t stand Helen, Thelma wedding in July. The wedding ( ! ) Tall My Bluff W e a th e r (0) Donne Rood dhow Lou hates Helen, Helen won't Is informal, at a church at C ) Nowscup*. Coot. l l : ! t («) Nows put up with Harney, ale. noon, with luncheon In a hotel 4-10 ( t ) Maverick i:;> 0 ( ! ) F a t h e r Know* S e t t (i> C its Nswa <d) Sea rah Pop T am a r ­ There's a happy ending and a and aa afternoon recaption row ( J) H u n t U ) - D r l n k l * r lot of laughs, with Don until alx. Tha choice ie a black ( ! ) I'll Bet R e port Knotts (Harney) romping off brocad* roat and simple cut 11:41 id> o a l d i a g U g h l T:00 ( ! ) Zen* Urey (!) N1IC Newt wtih must of tbs honors. An­ dress, or a whit* brocade ' I ) U lfeet 1 («l CUM Talk ita Corsaut plays If elan and d re n with a Chanel Jacked. I • J;S0 ( ! ) K e ren I t ) T h e Raima n a m e ( ! ) V nyea* to th e Rotam very tall, forty-five, sot (1) News, e d it o r i a l , W e a ­ Hetty Lynn is Thelma Lou. tom of the See ther ( ( ) Tu Tell Hi* T r u th 8-10 p m. (NHC) Tha Andy fal, with greying blonde hair. 1:11 ( ! ) Focus 1:11 ( I ) I've Got A Secret 1:1* id) As T he W orld T u r a o Williams Show, (Color), Andy —Q.G." ( j ; Xian From UNCLE O ) L e t's Make a Deal A black brocada seems a goes international tonight for (*) Newellno « .)( ( ( ) Til* Andy O rltflth bK "heavy" for July; the a touch of Ireland with Show 1:44 ( ! ) NOG N e v a ( I ) No Ttm* for BarMaureen O’Hara and aoma white outfit would be more 1:11 ( ! ) P o a t w a r i i * * n t* confused Spanish with Bill auitable and attractive. I like ( I I Moment o f T r u th l : * f <*) Monday N lsh t H o t !* ( t ) F la m e la th e Win* Dana aa Jos* Jimines. Even black accessories, which Ie al­ (SI W endy and Me I I I ( I ) A r t L ia k U t i a r ( ! ) Andy W illiam* (he informal spot presents ways an effective combination (t) n o r la C o e n Sri# ( I ) flin g f r o t h y Show t l ) T h a D octors compossr Derive! Caymmi, Aa you are tall and slim, th# ( ! ) Alfred Hitchcock 1:11 (t> ABC News who is called "The Irving white will look well on you W (») Hen Coeey !:d) (l> To Toll The T r u t h T have e while Udakle 114* <41 New*. Sports, Wee (1< A n o th e r W orld Uerlin of Brasil." Musically (her ( I ) General moepRal coat with bltck velvet buttons Andy olftra "What Now, My ( ! ) Ntwacnpo M l ( I I News and a small tailored collar of „ (SI Newtlln* 1:11 ( I ) The R d | t of N ight LoveT", "All Through tha black velvet. The coat was a 11 i l l ( O T h e a t e r o f the Star* ( ! ) You Don't Bay •* (*) T he Kate Show ( I ) Tha Y oung MarrledO Night,” "Sandpiper” and with gift. Where and with what llttO (1 , T o n lle Show Mtia O'Hara ilnga "Moun­ I I I ( I ) D o u g la s B dw arde should I wear this?—Jane B." Now* tain Daw” and “Drink To Ma T U E S D A Y A . If. l i l t ( I ) Boertt S to rm This la an "elegant" coal, Only With Thins Eyes." Miss (I) Tratlm aater If It la real leather and not *i*o o Sian n s ( i ) T h e M a t ih a s m s O’Hara soloa to "Heather On plastic. Wear H with simple SMS ( ! ) Huoetilcs Almsnao 4:11 (1) NBC N e w t the Hill" and with tha Good black dresses to luncheons and ( i l l («) N ews * W e a th e r ! :! 4 ( t ) Uocls W alt - 1 . 1 1 (1) TV Claearoom (1) Mika D ouglaa Show Tima Singers does ‘Three afternoon attain . A black vel­ ■ <*J Kunrle* Hem eeltr ( I ) Woody W oodpooktr Lovely Leaaiea." A re laird vet hat Is striking for fall t : l d (41 Beehunt 4:14 ( I I New s * W e a th e r 4:14 ( ! ) 1 porta T i l l ( ! ) Today show, as usual. months and, for now, n black 1:11 ( I ) Newocego ( f ) Bunablne Alm anac 10-11 p.m. (ABC) Ben straw without flowen. In (I) Leers II To Bdavee T il l ((> W a k e Up Movies I I ) Sports, W e a th e r, Tfte ( t | Ni s i Casey. "For Jimmy, The Best Paris 1 saw Just thla type of Nows m i <li F a r m H a t too* Hoof Evsrything." (Rerun). coat w o n In the evening by ||f t Vita <11 T s a a y W M FB-TY C I I S S I l P4 Qatoby OnBhidqsi t o Jhs. U)omm: »y Television Tonight )•*« (l> Mickey K v a s s Show (*) New* * W e a th e r (her <«) Cap t a l a I t a a t N * ( | ) W o e t a e r s a d New* I I I Today is) farlo o n v lll* (1) Ulvorc* C ourt (41 A m erican Mletory ( l , K ie r c te o I I I R o m p er Room (4) M o rn in g Movlo ( ! ) T r u t h o r Conooquoacoo («> Miko W e lle r * New* (I) W h a t * T h la tong ( • ) I Love L a w (1) NBO New* ^ (») Dec. Ilrlde T-M •** »** l:*S |^ I:M 1*1 .» lit* S:tS 1*:0# , 144* 11:04 (!) Conrentrailoa ( I ) Andy of Moyhorry 0 : 1 * (!) Jeopardy . ( I ) T h a lle C a y a — t l ) P ric e I t R ig h t Miiiett substitutes for th t "mak­ ings" that should go into the recipe tf It la going to turn out rig h t Then they blame tbe pereon who gave them the recipe when their* it a flop. • a a DEAR ABBY: So you think a pereon who doesn't give out her recipes it eelfish T Well, 1 can't go along with you on that, Abby. 1 used to give my recipes to anyone who aiked for them, and I felt flattered to think they were wanted. Then I started getting com­ plaints berauie theirs did­ n't turn out like min*. It got hack to me on more than one occasion that "Fto left something out of the recipe on purpose." I would never do such a low thing. I've been hurt so many timet by remarks like that, I mad* up my mind that I wasn't going to give out any more recipes. FLO IN BOSTON • • * DEAR ABBY: I have a friend who has a reputa­ tion for being a fabulous rook, but the it another one of those selfish gals who won't give out h*r recipes. One afternoon while I was alona In her kitchen for a few minute*. 1 wanted to find her secret for making fresh cranberry pie, an I look tha liberty of glancing through her rook book. And do you know that little ■neak had all her recipes written In some craty rods! NEVER GOT IT a a • a T r o u b l e d 7 Writ* to ABBY, Boa GBT00, Los An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. <41 1:11-1:01 R e a d i e s ( l - l ) VTB “MAXWELL HOUSE” INSTANT COFFEE L -3 rA*’ GIANT u [ ^ 10 oz. r C O 5 S W ja r & (LIMIT ONE WITH YOUR 93 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE) “KELLOGGS” CORN FLAKES I W IEN ER S ALL MEAT FULL LB. PKG. LARGE 8 OZ. PKGS very fashion-wise women. Don’t forget to do eomelhing ■bout your necks now. It will soon will be summer exposure timet To receive aid, send ma a long, self-addressed, stamp ed envelope end enclose TEN cents in coin for “How to Youthlfy Your Neck." Tomorrow—From My Note book. 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O L E O ................ 33c - URGE EGGS 3 0o z f ��Pag® 12 — May 24, 1985 m jr BxwforB f r n l l Helluva W a y To Fight War, A s Marine Said That's the way It la at By U m Daniel SANTO DOMINGO (U H ) Checkpoint Dallas. As the Marine said, It was —I t waa, as the Marine aald, a hell of a way to fight a a hell of a way to lig h t a war. war. I t waa, too. F or one thing, there were all theso Domin­ ican civilians titling on their front porches watching. And then there waa the tel­ evision cameraman filming Sgt. Dennis Lamoreaux bus­ ily squeezing off rounds with his M-14 rifle a t a rebel who hod climbed a tree on a jetty sticking nut In the Carlhbenn. The Third Platoon of Dog Company deployed but It la doubtful th at tho Marines ever learned to do It “that way” back a t Camp Lejcunc. • • • Civilians had a disconcert­ ing habit of strolling rather casually down a sidewalk and Into the line of fire. Then there waa another problem. G E R A L D J. LANG, The lieutenant had told the ADJ2, has received the Third Platoon they could not award of "Tlitne Cap­ about unices they were shot tain of tho Month” of at. Heavy Attack Squad­ So when shots began whis­ ron 11 n t Hanford Na­ tling toward the Third plat­ val Air Station for oon from the direction of the “outstanding perform­ Jetty, the lieutenunt aald it ance of duty.’* was okay to shoot. (Navy Photo) Lamoreaux' third or fourth shot brought something that looked a lot like a man top­ pling out of tho tree. Then It began to look more like a war. The lieutenant aald Lamorcaux, of Jacksonville, N. C., had a possible kill. • • Purchase LOANS a The aergrant 111 a cigarette and his buddies in the Third Platoon were yelling things like "beautiful shot" and "did you see that guy fall out of Unit IrcoT" Wur a t CbeckjHiInt Dallas sometimes seems unreal. A Murine can aland uruund the corner and buy a cold beer a t the grocery store ami think it over. Or he can try out his high school Spanish on the Domiii lean girl* who atop by to say a lot of things that don't Buund like "Yankee go home.” * • You're not obligated to givo up things just because you are short of cash. You can get whatever money ts needed from us. Wo finance anything and everything. E C K E R D Druq Stores a m PHCNBM I Speaking relatively, Check point Dallae la pretty good duty. Take "Badcheck Charlie" for example. That's what the boys in Third Platoon cull the rebel sniper who (ires a few rounds a t them every day juat atfer dark. Thu Marines any they're going to gel "lleilchcck Char­ lie" one of these nights. They may, too, because they've got h lot mure lire power than Charlie und hla sniping bud­ dies. Then there's that old white truck with tho sandbags ami 60 caliber machinigun on ft. The rebels use it occasionally to make a run toward Check­ point Dallas. Hut they don’t gel very far. mA a S P E C IA L S F O R T H E F O L L O W IN G S T O R E S - O N L Y ! 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(Herald Photo) County 'Senior Citizens' Resent The Implication ny Dottle Austin (F irst Of Three) “ The day a man retires I* the day he begin* to die,” sayi 86-yenr-old Frank Miller. Judge of the Scminolo County Small Claims Court, who puts In a full day’* work every day. "I will leave this world aome day, but meantime, Cm not going lo let the world leave me behind,” added the judge, patting the female re­ porter on the knee. Frank Miller's sentiments arc obviously echoed by hun­ dreds of other ■'aenior eiliirn s” of this area, well past "retirement'' age, who con­ tinue in business, putting in lone hours on the Job ns well as takine part in many civic activitioa and extracurricular activities. The month of May was de­ signated ns “Senior Citizen's Month" by the Piesident's Council on Ageing and this reporter was assigned lo find out what the “senior citi­ zens” of our area are doing and thinking and what Is happening lo them. • found out was that we have no "senior citizens" around here. Among those who qualify for the title, the words have an ominous ring and are resenled—sonictimrs fiercely. The second thing we diacovereil was that although the figure of 65 has been arbi­ trarily set as "quittin* lime" for most workers, a great many of them choose to ig­ nore the hell to "retire to their comer" and keep right on with what they are doing. Others accept the dictum, hang up their hat anil start "luking it easy." They get out the fishing roils and the golf clubs, putter around the yard a while, read a few hooka they had been saving. Suddenly they wake up one morning to find they are ♦ • “bored to death" with "rvdiscovered as­ tirement’’ nnd hack to the (young and ig- work-B-dny world they go, to are.! "start living again." first things wo (Continued on Page 1) What we No sooner had the paper tounded us, come off the press than the norant ns we telephone began ringing. On of the “ I'd know that beautiful smile anywhere," said outcaller. * Mrs, I. J. Butler Jr., 113 West Jfnkins Circle, was the first one to guess the "myatery man'*" identity. You are all right, folks. It Is Charlie Morrison. You can fool some of the people aome of the time hut not all of the people all of the lime. • • • ) An abundance of coral snakes is reported in the Lake Brantley area. MaJ. Harry Williamson of Sand Lake Road killed a 21inch coral snake on his pro perty the other day. It was his second kill within a few days, a a a Congratulations to County | Commissioner John Fitzpat­ rick and Mrs. Fitzpatrick! They are the parents of a CARL SETJE, of Cas­ baby girl born last Saturday. selberry, htin been doub­ She makes No. 7 for the Fitz­ ly honored in thut he patrick*. They have five boys It a a b e e n rc-elcctcd and two girls. president of the Winter • • • Park Chapter, National A major problem in opera! Association of Retired ing a hospital is "what to do Civil Employes, anti _ with the visitors7’* We l l elected necretnry of the ’ meaning s i they may be, vis­ Florida Federation of itors clutter up the place and Retired Civil Employes. quite often slow down the normal functions by getting in the way. Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital today issued this plea; "Due to the crowded conditions of the hospital, it Is strongly urged that visi tors: Limit (heir vialt to 13 I minutes; two visitors to a pa­ Seminole County Board of tient only; do not congregate In the halls, in order that Commissioner* today voted to equipment and the normal urgently request two addition­ functioning of the nursing de­ al interchanges on Interstate partment can be carried on 4. for the patients’ welfare and The board Instructed Coun­ benefit." And an aside (o these well meaning visitors: ty Attorney Harold Johnson Some doctors seriously are to draw up a resolution and considering cutting off all forward it to the State Road f vllits to their patients. Department a t toon as pos­ • • • sible. Land O' Lakes Country Club First priority waa given to will hold a disaster benefit an interchange a t Lake Mary golf tournament, pool party iltvd. The second would be an and cookout June 6 for the interchange a t HR 46-A In the sinkhole victims at Cassel­ I'aola area. berry. H ie club also has of­ The commissioners said the fered its golf course, swim­ c u r r e n t four interchanges ming pool and barbecue fa- Iraves a nine-mile gap in the . ciliUes to t h e “ Helping county which isolate* the cen­ »* Hands." All entry fee* will be tral-western portion of the put in the fund for the benefit county. of the disaster victims, a * a FILICIDE Two memorial gifts have been received by United Fund SPRINGFIELD, M a ■ a . of Seminole County, one in ( I l l ' l l — Five children — four memory of Mrs. Beatrice Ri­ vers and the other in memory brother* and > (liter — were of Mia* Florence WiUe-gtft* found *tr*ngled today at their | that will go toward helping home. The 28-year-old moth­ er was taken into cuatody. the living. County Revives Interchange Bid Sanford Herald Adds 'Florida Magazine' Bloc O Ks Remap Compromise * Rhone 322-2611 Zip Code 32771 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The big county minority bloe NO. 197 agrerd tentatively on a con­ gressional redistricting compromise that would preserve the seat of every Incumbent U. S. representative from Florida. The group, numbering l«, mrl at the call of Sen. George Hollahan, of Dade, and de­ cided informally to try to stick together on both radii, trictlng and legislative reapportionment, rather than each trying (o come up with his own plan. They alio decided, Hollahan reported, to take up congreational redl striding ahead of legislative reapportienment — and to handle both in a apeTALLAHASSEE (UPI) cial session rather than tackl­ Gov. Ilaydon Burns h a * ing either of the knotty prob­ thrown Ids support behind a lems In the two weeks rem ain­ hill that may give srhnol ing of the current Legislature, a a . teachers the pay raise denied Only Sen. John Spoils wood, them by the slate Legislature, Marion Hep. William O'Neill of Key Weit, waa unhappy introduced ibe hill Inst Friday with the plan finally agreed to, he said, and adjustments on Ihe lu-els of n demand by might ho made to satisfy him. Hie Florida Education Asso­ He objected to the group's ciation (or an Investigation of proposal to dlvorca Monroe the ''iMilillcal atmosphere'' In County from Dade and put U Florida in relation to the In the proposed new ninth dls. Irict with Collier and Broward school system. Counties, Thu FEA culled for Ihe In­ vestigation alter the Legisla­ That would leava Dade ture turned Ihumhs down on a County with two congressmen 450 million lax hike lliut would of it* own, each representing he earmarked for teacher pay- a district with a population ol slightly over 400,000, raises. At present Dade has two Ih e invcsligatlon sparked angry replies from lawmakers, Congressmen, but one alio Including Scriato President represents little Monroe and James Connor, who claimed Spottswood did not want to b« (hn FEA was trying lo cut o(( from Dade since geo­ “blackjack" Ihe legislature graphically it is attached, a • a Inin voting them a raise. Anolhrr trouble spot waa hi Ollier lawmakers called Ihe Investigation “ironic" after a Ihe district which includes recent Supreme Court ruling Brevard County. Sen, Jame* that properly must tic taxed at Dressier, Cocoa Beach, was its full value and O'Neill's satisfied with a distribution bill giving Ihe comptroller that made a new district com­ power lo enforce Ihe full.value posed of Orange, Brevard and property assessment ruling. Indian Iliver as far a* redlaThe comprtoller it n i l a r trictlng goes, but he would O'Neill* hill, could withhold nut want this setup to dictate rcipportionment commissions lo local lax ass­ legislative essors and delay approval nl that might make Brevard and local tax rolls (hat do not Orange a senatorial district meet the market value criteria whereas now they are *epset by the Supreme Court last arate districts with separata week in a Duval County rase senators. Burns Hails Road Bond Victory Highway Plan Senate To Be Carried OKs Jr. To Electorate College TALLAHASSEE (UPD Burns Behind New Teacher Pay Hike Plan - Gov, Ilaydon Burns today ball cd passage of his 4300 million road IKind program as a great victory for Florida and soid he will campaign to get It adopt­ ed by the people at a siwclal election in the fall. Burns *ald the amendment* tacki-d'i do tho Scnai. rrptovcd hill before it* passage in the House by a 01-30 vote Mon clay night wero "very mild" In effect nnd there will lie no problem straightening out dif­ ference* in House and Senate venlons when it gets to con­ ference committee later this week. • a a There are two major differ­ ences in the two versions. The House tacked cm a conflict of interest provision which the governor said was not realty necessary, claiming other slate laws took care of such mat­ ters. And Ihe Senate insisted on a West Florida road railed the "Tapper Road" which Gover­ ror Burns said was not Justi­ fied and which Ihe House re­ fused lo arrept. In its marathon battle Mon­ day, the House member* de­ bated chiefly an endless procrssslnn of amendments to the bill, not the bond program It­ self. In all, Ihe House killed off Rep. S J. Davis J r , nl Seminole Cuunly, wax unsuc­ cessful In lacking cm amend ntcnls constructing arterial conneclors and urban Improve­ ments in his county, work on Ihe highway (17-921 from San­ ford In Orange City, and In­ creasing the size of the issue from 1300 million lo 4330 mil­ lion. TAI.I.AIIASSKE (Spl.) — Final passage on all phases (nr a 4611.661 appropriation (or the proposed Seminole Junior Cidlrgr was tilled by the Stale Senate at twin day. The Senate, In e move spearheaded by Sen. Mark V. < Irvrland Jr., of Sanford, In­ cluded 1565,000 tor capital outlay (runslrurliun) for the school In thr I Ml million bond iru|>lrnirilling bill. I'rriluusl) thr Senate had opproird two appropriations for the Srminntr ndlrgr, <30,mill for phiimlng and 4218.661 lor operations during the sec­ ond year uf the liirnniuni. IIiim - hitler appropriations will runir from the general operating fund. Senator Cleveland's motion was approu-d lu immediately irtllfy the entire plan In thr House id Iteprcsi'iilalivc* for its approval. Should I hr House and (iur. Hay don Burns approve, thr rollegr mold rommenre op­ erations tie it September in available space in present srltonl farililirs. ISuildinK Supplies (•» lip In Smoke Fire (rum an undetermined source Monday destroyed about 4500 worth id building supplies in a construction shed at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital where a new wing is lieitig built. According to Fire Chief It T. Thomas, the blare was dis­ covered atMiiit 2:|.t p. in The Imlldlng contained paint thin­ ner, oxygen tanks and other combustibles There was no explosion. JOHN ANfiEL, principal of Sottlh Seminole Jun­ ior lliyli Sclmol, wna honored when the school'n unit of (he National Junior Honor Society was named tlm "John A iikc I Chapter." President Thunia.t Hoard presented the charter to Annul. John Angel Honored By Honor Students lly Jane Casselberry Charlrr lor John Angel Chapter, Nation,il Junior Hon­ or Socirly, was formally pre­ sented by President Thomas Soa id In Principal John An­ gel at an all-school outdoor assembly at South Seminole Junior High School. Twenty-three new members were tapped and initiated. They a ir Douglas Finch, Thomas Hawks, James Lucas, Michael McCarthy, John New­ ell, lleginalil Sigmon, I'atrieia Hurt die and Bonnie Simmons, ninth grade; Karl Kricksscn, Send (idlings, Herald Haas, David laivrtnnd, Gerard O'Conner, Krnt Planck, Gerald Scull, Jay Wolk, Sandra Borderiek. Elizabeth llryan, Bar­ bara Bryant, Debra Dane, Terry Paltishall, Janet Wait- Downeasters Take Fight In Stride LEWISTON, Main# (UPI) —The even tenor of Its way ia what this town is pursu­ ing, right up to fisticuff time. Easy docs It. Ita picture ia going to go flashing live through the hi-avt-ns to television screen* of the Western world in the (Itrlaled story on peg* 8.) most watched fight ever, but downt-asi sophistication has conquered municipal tixay. Ix-vi-l heads prevail all over. Evrn a* the closed-circuit television people were an­ nouncing they had insured rhampion Cassiu* Murcrllus Clay's life for $1 million until he can get out uf town, the police chief her* pointed out that “we've got a peaceful community." * WEATHER: Monday, 89-67; rthnwvra still in picture for Wednesday, Itinl* 90; low tonight 70. SANFORD, FLORIDA Established HUM TUESDAY, MAY 23. J 965 VOL. f«7 United 1’resa Leased Wire The “ Alt Florida Mag* zinc," complete with tele­ vision listings for (hr week, will be distributed with The Sanford Herald beginning Friday. This wrrk's Issue contain* a special feature on the state's Alcoholic Rehabilita­ tion Center In Avon Park. Come along with wrttrr Fredrle tla brock to the cen­ ter where “no man la an Is­ land'1 and dedicated experts work to restore hundreds of mm and women to society and sobriety, A special treat for tbr ladles In The Herald's In­ augural rdllion will be a recipe for orange pecan pie. Many oilier Interesting stories and features are In this colorful magatlne that 21 pru|Ki.srd a m e n d m e n t s to I lie will be yours rarh week program but approved 13. with The Sanford Herald. * • • TOURIST Klt.I.F.II FORT WALTON REACH (U PI)—A tourist from New York City, 46-year-old Solo­ mon M. Mizzararh, was killed today wilt’ll a srml-lialler (ruck smashed into the back of his house trailer beside U. S. Highway 08. Plan To Save Seats Of All Incumbents Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Thera wrie no murders here last year, no negligent manslaughter, no f o r c i b l e rape caie*, only seven case* of breaking and entering, on­ ly two aggravated assaults. Police Chief Joseph II. Furrand said the 230 law officers on duly for the Clay-I.itlon heavyweight c h u m pinnship fight tonight represent only “a normal security measure" for this town of 41,0(8). The television head man said the “major consideration for our taking th* insurance was th* ao-ralli-d threat* against the champ's life." He said the fact that the Insurance people were requir­ ing only a 11,000 premium ihowed they ballevcd odd* ware 1,000-to-t against Clay'* being attacked tiy Blink Na­ tionalist fMnut it-a. Chief Finland said, when asked about rumuti of people ell roule lure to get ('lay, (hat '‘I’ve had no report of tin* nullin' from any million* la th e source—anything we’ve i based down liai proved to be fictitious." “Security U well in band, and I'm sum we are adequately act up for any eventual, ity," he said. laical police, deputy sher* if fa, and atate troopera will guard the city and St. Dorn's Voullt Center. At that renter, acene of the fight at 10:30 p.m., a repre. aentative of a aporta maga­ zine atarrd Monday at work In progress on the Imported ring and the adding of chair* to bring tin- seating nijiucity lo 5.000. lo musing tones, lie said; 'Thia is the sanest pre-fight day I've ever seen in my life —the sunesl and calmest." Uuwnlown at the ticket of­ fice on Ash Street co-pronioter Sam Michael, of Au­ burn, and his wife stood out­ side in the sun and whipping wind. Willie lleddish, the amiable giant who is Sonny l.istnn'a trainer and head tactician, strolled up. Nobody on the street looked at him. Jim Diaddork, the former world champion heavyweight, drove up and asked Michael the way to a restaurant. No crowd. No one evrn looked. man and M c r 1d c I Eddy, ■ighUi grade. Those taking part In Hie ceremony were hoard. Dona* Kilmer, vice president; hairy Itodd, Kcllh Crrrden, Waller Blstline, Lalon Byers, Suz­ anne Webber, Judy Chenel and Barbara Andrrw*. Robert l.ikens, faculty advisor, ad­ ministered the pledge. Mnlali were presented to the two top students nl Amer­ ican history. Gerard O'Conner received Ihe Daughters of the American Revolution Award presented by Mrs. W. K. Ba­ ker, of Sally Harrison Chap ter, Sanfurd. The United Daughters of the Confederacy Award went In Merldel Eddy and was presented by Mrs. T. J. Taylor, of Normun Dew-re Howard Chapter, Sanlurd. Certificates were given 24 students who placed in the top lu per cent of the nation in recent national education de­ velopment test*. ftc n n e u i UUAVB FUtfiT t l 111 J TV ALWAYS r t n s t fQUALITY OPEN FRI. NIGHTS! V S P EC IA L! R EDUCED Orlandoan Loses T H R U S A T. Cash T o Robbers ORLANDO (U PI)-A prom­ inent citrus grower and pack­ er waa robbed of |2,0oo in rash In the driveway of his home by three masked gun­ men early today. L. W. Hardman waa accost­ ed by two men as he prrparcd to go to work. They searched him and took the cash, papers and aome keys. Hardman waa tied up by the three men who escaped In Ills 1963 automobile. They left it abandoned and It waa found about 45 minute* after the holdup ALL 141 JEANS NOW 1.99 • 13*4 vet dyed dewla • All eelon • Western ewt • Slim, Beg. Heeky • Seaforiaed • Siiae 8-11 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, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 24, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 24, 1965. 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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>, May 24, 1965; <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/44d61c5f3731c34c4ffe8224cc417550.pdf 93d8d28f22cfc82c3f1daca0202fd7a5 PDF Text Text IT 1 I Ptgt 4A — May 20,1066 Vfr WrraTl Hospital Notes Betty M A T U , IMS A dm lu lM o Zeull, Jam u a Y arb or­ ^ l s t o r e ^ j ECKERD ough, Mary Shlvar and baby Connie Bridget, Clyde Dan- girl, Sanford; Cbarlea W. Ket­ tering, Geneva; Sophie Miller, Osteen; J e a a i e Boudreau, Stanton, Warren Leroy Ste- Apopka; A lta i E. Carter, Co­ pfaenion, Harel Tetch, Luben- coa; Rubya Daniels, Leesburg. M A Y 11, IMS a y Turner, Judy Webb, ThomAdmissions a i Oliver, Mary Shriveri, Birdie Jessup, Minnie Pearl M ary E. Gallon, Sanford; Alphonae H. Schmidt, Norma S. Herring, Coe P. Engle, K im ­ Grubba, DeBary; John Coch­ berly Thompktai, Arthur L. ran, Lake Mary; Roae Louiae Wilson, Josephine Lord, Shir­ Doyle, Oitecn; Rubye U. ley M. Alexander, Jemea Da­ vis, Sanford; Herbert Olsen, Danlela, Leesburg. La villa MacFarlane, DeBary; Births Lorraine Wentworth, Lake Mr. end Mrs. Steve Davit, M ery; Grant Burton, Oviedo; Sanford, a girl. Leslie Qsger, Bronx, N . Y . Discharges Discharges Sallle Wright, Robert Mc­ Em ory Lane, George Hol­ Gill, Clara Davis, Pauline R. mes, Verllee Terrell, Lula Ran­ Jones, Mildred Dykes, Robert dall, M ary D. Faria, Mary Crews, Jewell Riser, Deborah Davis and baby girl, Sanford; Hart, Arthur Slevans, Thelma Gunnar J. Thompson, DeBary; J. Armstrong, George B. Von Doris Davti, Longwood. Do lien, Em ily Lou Woodruff, M A Y IT, IMS August B, Peterson Jr., SteAd ml talons te a Carver, Elisabeth Mats Msble Berry, Shela Kay aad baby boy, Gregory Can­ Merlin, Garfield Armstrong, trell, Alice Margaret Jones, Annie Mae Chamber!, Fred Judl Rots, Mary A. Obusek Readen, Carolyn S t a n l e y , and baby boy, Sanford; Mar­ Grace Gray, Lenore E. Price, garet McKnlght, D e l t o n a ; Albert H. Zittrower, Edith Charles Fred P n va tt, Osteen; Carpenter, Barbara F o g g , Gregory Moore, Gainesville. Joyce Lee, Freddie -Thomp­ M A T 11, I N I son, Bernard McKinney, Fred Admissions Ford, Sanford; Edith Truiaell, Thomas Ramsey, Dan Wash­ DeBary; Barbara Dekle, Fern ington 111, Elaine Carter, Bet­ Perk; Stanley Behney, Lake ty Zeull, Charles Snyder, Vir­ M ary; Shelly A le i, Defunlak ginia Warnlck, Diana Gowan, Eligba Jones, Susan Osborns, Spring!. Discharge! James Yarborough, Sanford; Frank Miller, Ernest Rash, Charles W. Kettering, Geneva; John DeLoach, Lake Monroe. Diana J. Lanier, William W. Johns Jr., Judy Webb, Ira Births Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brid­ Jackson Jr., Connie Bridges get, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and and baby boy, Arthur Mach, Mrs. Eldon Shiver, Sanford, a Sanford; Edward Earl Wood, DeBary; Elisabeth Pearson, glrL Oeneva; John Cochran, Lake Discharges Leonard A. Brown, Clyde Mary. M A Y 1*. m s Dangerfleld, Perry Davis, Lou­ Admission! ise Meriwether, Mary Stager Raleigh Sessions, Vanessa Sanford; Nettle Perdue, Chuluota; Arthur DeYoung, Eva Daigle, W i l l i a m Mitchell, Stone, Longwood. Nlda Tabor, Helen Carraway, M A Y 11, IMS Yams D. Legette, Char] la Admissions Bennett, Juandolyn F I e e l a Edna Adams, Rosetta Shiv­ Green, Ronald Jerome Burke, ers, Cornelia Dean, E- B. Hud­ Price Heard, Kathleen Fit*son, Willie Ben Williams, Rus­ gerald, Sanford; liana Mor­ sell Neale, Jeffery Haupt, gen, DeBary; Marilyn Miller, Sanford; NetUe Perdue, Chu Longwood; Martha N. Shiver, luto; Marbolla Owens, Long Oviedo; Cora Frick, DeLand; wood; Sophie Miller, Osteen. Florence Spotte, Orange City. Discharges Ilirlhs Dorothy Karns, Elisabeth Mr. and Mra. Data Went­ Berndt, Doris Williams, Matdy worth, Lake Mary, ■ boy; Mr. Rupert Strickland, Carol Lynn and Mra. Carlton Tabor, San­ Littla, Elaine Carter, Diana ford, ■ boy. Gowan, Thomas Ramsey, Discharges Frances Nadine WUllami and Bernard McKinney, Kim ­ baby boy, Phyllis Vasch and b e r l y Thompkina, Freddie baby boy, Sanford; Jamaa G. Thompson, Edith Jackson, Payne, Longwood; Ronald C h a r l e s Snyder, Raymond Rlgga, Osteen. Ashley, Shirley M. Alexan­ M A Y I I , IMS der, Rosetta Shivers, Doris Admissions Lester Robb Sr., Arthur J. Bacon, Mildred V. Godfrey, Mack, B en ia Rose, F rink Sanford; Jerry Coopar, AveMiller, Kenneth Spring man, rll Coguilletle, Mamie Estelle Tlmonthy Leonard Gordon, Humphrey, Lake Mary; Helen George Holmes, Ernest Rash, Inman, Longwood; Patrick Em ory Lane, Sanford; Pat­ Haught, Ethel M. Whldden, Osteen; Paul Goodwin, Indian rick Haughl, Osteen. River City, D ltrkargei gerfield, Judy Hopklni, Louii o i • • • • • • • j. w i i .s o n VI. . m.j n o r . ptalntirii, W ILLIE MARTIN, it si . D .f.nd.nt. w o T irn n r i R R N i r r 'i r a i .k Nntlrs !• h.r.lijr *lv.n Ihsl I, J. 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Under its “ senior activities" section, pictures of graduates as babies are shown. • • • Residents o f the Upsala Road section complain their neighborhood is fast becoming the dumping ground fo r ail stray dogs and cats in the area. • • • One frank “ senior citizen” has set us straight. Recently we spoke o f many o f the "senior*" considering them­ selves members o f the "Pepsi generation." Our candid “ sen* ior citizen’’ admits to being ir a generation, nil right, only it's the “ Gcrltol genera­ tion," • • • I f you see Eugene lin g e r , Ray Daniels or Joel Field whizzing around town in new rports cars, wave to them. They won the privilege o f driving them fo r one week via a Klwanis educational quiz program Wednesday, sjwnsor* oil by Hill Morrison o f Strlckland-Morrison. Gene uml Joel will get to drive Ford LTD '* end Rny Daniels gets a Mus­ tang. • • • Let's all light a candle for Sonny Unborn — our acting, acting mayor— take care o f yourself, Sonny— we’re run­ ning out o f commissioners. « t 4 Sanford N aval Academy midshipmen got a real bung out o f n musicul quiz pro­ gram presented at tbo school Wednesday by those two vet­ eran showmen, Churlie Mor­ rison and Harry K u d c 11. Proves this talented duo uro o f the Pepsi generation. • • • First graders nt Pinecrest School all turned into jolly little animals Thursduy as they presented a circua pro­ gram including monkeys, ele­ phants and everything. Two shows were given. One ef our Clock Winders reculls playing the part o f a carrot in a first grade play once upon a time. • • • T A L L A H A S S E E (Spl.) — The State Senate today plac­ ed its full stamp o f approval on the proposed Seminole Junior College and on the <%• pansion of the Central Flor­ ida Experiment Station on Celery Avenue at Sanford. Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., o f Seminole County, explain­ ed the several approving pro­ cedures in this manner: The Senate appropriations committee, in session Thurs­ day evening, following testi­ mony by Cleveland, approved in the genreal appropriations bill $30,000 for planning the Seminole Junior College and $210,66-1 fo r its operation dur­ ing the second year o f this biennium. The full Senate this morn­ ing approved the $75 million bond issue implementing bill, which includes $365,865 fo r capital outlay fo r the Semin­ ole follege. (Supt. R. T. Mllwee previ­ ously had stuted thut, if funds become availaldc, the junior college Could start op­ erations in September in available space in present county school buildings The college would thus get under­ way this year pending artunl construction o f its facilities with funds from thu capital outlay appropriation. (However, there have been ie|»orts the present facilities ol the Sanford N aval Acad­ emy on Mellonvillo Avenue will ire avnilublo fo r the Jun­ ior College when the Acad­ emy takes over M ayfair Inn prior to tha aU rt o f the 1U6566 school year. Tire Arurlemy officials are reported planning to confine nil activities nt the East First Street futility pending addition o f more riussea in the next couple o f jears, when junior grades would operate at the Mellonvillc Avenue plant.) Clcvclnnd also reported the full Senate this morning approved appropriations for the Central Florida Experiment Station in the amount o f $117,000 fo r an office and lab­ oratory building, $10,000 for lund acquisition and $31,000 for a “ head huuse" (furnace building). The bill approved by the full Senate this morning also Includes $7.0 million in first priority construction and $3.5 million for second priority for thu new slate university to be located on Sit 520 in Orange County three miles south of Oviedo at the Seminole Coun­ ty line. • Tom Cook, the dug catcher, hud better choose earlier hours to go out searching fo r doga. Wednesday night ho was tooling around In his truck in the Muyfulr section looking fo r a child-biting dog. It was lute at night, and hla flashlight b a i r n , p o k i n g around on tha lawns, disturb­ ed one citizen. This citisea re­ ported to the police that a suspicious truck waa cruising •round in tha a rts, and asked tha police to check it out. But It waa just Tom, doing his duty. • Experiment Station Also Receives Nod • The Sanford Herald is well known in top N a vy circles, it waa learned through the grapevine today. Tha Herald’a Bill Vincent Jr. waa on hand to shoot tha arrival o f the N avy's second in command, Adm. Jlorsclo Rivero, at S N A S . Seems the Admiral waa voicing soma objection to “ all this picture taking and publicity" until ha waa assur­ ed by Adm. Robert Goldthwait*, commander o f Fleet A ir Jacksonville, that “ it'a alright , . . Sanford la the best Navy-publicity town in the United States." How about that? e • e Fleet Reserve w ill hold a “ bond night" Friday evening a t their headquarters on the lakefront. F irst bonds sold in |tbs 9100,000 drive fo r a new Wiume w ill be distributed. Solons To Study 'Subject* More SACRAM ENTO (U P I ) An anti-bare breast bill was killed by a California as­ sembly committee after members said they sboold “ study the subject more.” The measure would have made tt Illegal for • tavern owaer to require a waitress to ospoae her breast or wear m erely ■ traaspareut covering. Pair Indicted For Murder Charles A. Cirack, 2$, and Richard V. White, 24, both of Titusville, Thursday were in­ dicted (or first degree mur­ der in the May • slaying of an Oviedo man, Moses Jackson, 45. A Volusia County grand Jury returned the Indictment. The alleged attempted robbery and slaying occurred In Volu­ sia County. Trial date has not been set yet. Z-z-z-z-zip I ! ! W ASHINGTON (U P I ) The Post Office baa an answer for people who can't rem em ­ ber their sip code. It announc­ ed publication o f an 1,816 page, four and aoe-half pound national sip code directory. The Post O ffice said It was a bargain at $7 a copy. Seminole County • * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” 3th? # a n fn r ft i b r a l d * Zip Code 32771 P h o n # 822-2611 * W E A T H E R : Thursday 93-68; cloudy thru Saturday, possible showers, hiph about 90; low tonight 70. VOL. 67 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 F R ID A Y , M A Y 21, 1965 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 195 New Federal School Aid Studied ,000 Seen For All County Institutions Sanford Firm Low Bidder On Lonawood Car mmt Ry Dottle Austin Seminole County stands ta receive “ in excess o f $300,. 000” in federal funds under the Elementary and Secon­ dary Education A ct (Rublic Law 89-10) recently passed by the Congress, allocating $1.3 billion to schools o f the nation, R. T. Mllwee, school superintendent, said today. Implications o f the act were discussed at a meeting in Tallahassee with 8tat* Department of Education officials and representatives o f various school systems throughout the slate. Purpose o f the federal art W A Y S ID E PICNIC shelter on llib’ hwuy 17-92, i i Io iik a u I c o f Lake Monroe, Is to "strengthen and improve just nouth o f the M interchange, wan toppled at about 1:15 thin morning education quality and educa­ when an nutonmbile driven by John L. Small, 413 OrattKe Avenue, skidded tional opportunities ill the o ff the roatl. S h eriffa Deputy Richard Iloytl (le ft) uml Tropper C. L. nation's elementary and sec­ Tomlinson inventigated. (Herald Photo) ondary schools including pub­ lic, private and parochial acV ola." ' Y ~ ' v, Tha amount esifh aehool dlatiirt would receive will de­ pend on two factors: ( I ) Average annual current ex­ penditure per child In the en­ *’wn *crrcll was authorized to tire state and (2 ) number o f “ ,J,aln fur,hcr dc,atl* on lhc srhool age children In the dis­ aialter. trict front families with an­ A finance committee to re -.e d chairman o f a sub-coinHy Jane Casselberry ( ln olhrr ac,,on* council ‘ ,cnual incomes o f less than $2,r 'ded lo donate $500 to the A concerted e ffo rt to aid reive and disburse funds rais- mittre to foimulate plans for 000 and those families receiv­ llre department, at rccom r e s i d e n t s o f Casselberry. ' 1J ing more than $2,000 annually M t “ P «on.latin*t « f Ik benefit hnil. the heads o f participating aiendalton of Mayor David R. fi(ini the program of Aid tu Also being considered to whose homes fell victim last g toilps. Anyone wishing to Ncntworth, to be used toward Dependent Children. wind-up Hie drive on July 5 purchase of another enter- Weekend lo the devastating conllibute may send dona­ . . . gency vehicle with remainder sinkhole, was launched Thurs­ tions to "H i Iplng Hand." ( ’in- Is nn tilt-day event at Little “ One-lmlf o f the first, mul­ of moneys needed to be raised day night at the Casselberry selberry, or leutu them with League Hall i ’utk. C. L. Cooptiplied by the second would Woman’s Club by representa­ the town clerk, Mrs. Mury e i( o f Seminole Little Lea­ by the fire department; Iw the amount for which a tives o f 13 Seminole County Instructed C i t y Manager Hawthorne, in thu municipal gue, offeted the nssistunce o f local district (county) would John Farina lo draw up spec- orgiinintions and many intcr- annex. tile organization in putting on lie eligible. Amounts have not ilications for a new tractor i sli d individuals. Juts for icceiving contilbuyet been determined, but Hie affair. The fund tuising project ar,d accessories, and, (ions will lie placid in uteu .Seminole’s share Is estimated litis been dubbed ‘'Helping Appointed Councilmen White Mrs. Edwuid Render, pres­ businesses by the Veletans of at more than $300,000," M ll­ and 11. L. Helms to study and Hand." Foreign Wars I’ost 10u50 and ident o f Hie Woman's Club of wee said. The victims were forced to make rcrommcndalions on Lions Club. A donation box Casselberry, staled (lie club “ The local school board The victims were formed to possible appointments lo the also will be located in the was foregoing the usual rent- would use the funds a* it sees evacuate four a t t r a c t i v e zoning board, vicinity o f the disaster scene. id o f Hie building for the use fit fo r the benefit o f *deActing Council Chairman homes on Northrnoor Road nr 'disadvantaged* Ralph I’ark, owner of Loud o f the committee fo r meet­ pilvcd' Lomm!er urgrd citizens in the which were damuged by the student,” Mil wee explained. O’ Lakes Counliy Club, offer- ings. unex|teclrd phenomenon and community to atlrnd and offer When funds ate appropri­ til use of club futilities for a Ollier organizations o ffe r­ assistance for the benefit din­ In the ruse o f Mr. und Mrs. golf tournament, swimming ing their co-operation were ated by Hie Congress the Richard Rozolsky completely ner being sponsored by the nud n barbecue on Sunday, American In-gion Memorial U. H. O ffice o f Education will committee which has been demolished. June 6. The Men's Golf A s­ I'ost 256 and Auxiliary, Cas­ allocate the money to the Alderman Edward Lunn formed to raise funds to as­ sociation will supervise the selberry Community Method- State Department o f Educa­ sist Mrs. Sue Brabazon with was elected chairman o f the isl Church, Ascension Luther­ tion, which will have the re­ payment of medical expenses. committee and Robert Milter, event. sponsibility o f seeing Hint the Mis. Hun Mount, of the an Church, .Seminole County The dinner is scheduled for president o f tin- South Sem­ Woman'* Club o f Chamber of Commerce ami purposes o f the act are car­ Saturday at the City 1’ark be­ inole Juyrees, wus named vice Young ried nut. The board must South Seminole, wus appoint- VFW Auxiliary I (Hi 50. chuirmun. ginning at 4 p in. Each organization is asked present its own plan o f up­ In have a representative to grading education to the state plan Hu- event* at a meeting fo r approval. • • • nt H p.tn. Monday at the Mllwee said he experts that Woman'* Club on Ovcibiook a meeting will be railed Drive. "soon" In Tallahassee with tha directors o f Instruction o f D ISASTE R REROKT the counties to plan and work Geiger counter teat for a second time G IV E N GOV. BURNS TO N O PA H , N «v . ( U P I ) — “ Nuclear on guidelines to be followed Thursday before entering the contest Ned,” who may have an atomic tiger in T A L L A H A S S E E (U R1) — “ The needle on the Geiger went all the The slate will study legal In preparing projects under his tank, won the Navada fro g jumping way to the top," said Mrs. Himann, “ but ] ramifications of a request fur the provisions o f the act. contest Thursday with a lead o f 18 feel, it On May 27 M it wee end W. wouldn't say he is tsdloartive bees use I $52,610 to finance repair inches. don't know haw to interpret a Griger work and aid to families a f­ W. Wharton, director o f guid­ Sometime between now and Sunday, fected by a sinkhole in Cas­ ance and testing, will go to counter." “ Nuclear N ed " will be spirited by car Into There had been some speculation whe­ selberry in Seminole County. Tallahassee to meet with rep­ California by a secret route to compete in ther the possibly “ hot" fro g could legally The report wus submitted resentatives o f the U. 8. O f­ the International Calaveras County fro g be entered into competition. But Mr». H i ­ by Sanfoid engineer William fice o f Education in a work­ jumping contest. mann ruled "Nuclrar N ed" could "because I^ ffle r to Sen. Mack Cleva- shop session designed to as­ “ We will not divulge the route because nuclear fission is a product o f Nevada.” land and Rep. S. J. Davis, of sist county schools in draw­ o f implied threats o f Calif. Gov. Edmond "N uclrar N ed " out jumped “ Washoe Seminole County, and also to ing up new desegregation G. Brown's m ilitia," explained Joy HaGuv. llaydon Burns' office plana that will meet the Zephyr" from Reno (0 feet, 8 Inches) and mann, who waa appointed Nevada’s frog guidelines o f the Civil Rights "L a d y o f the Evening," a representative of and to the attorney general. commissioner by Gov. Grant Sawyer. tha small counties (11 feet, 3 Inches) to win Before deciding whether to Act. California officials have issued no The new plan fo r desegre­ the state title, ptovide the fundi, the state immediate word on the frog's status. gation o f county schools must must make sure the way is M ri. Hamsun vowed to carry the case The two-pound fro g from Clark Coun­ d ea r legally and obtain re­ be submilud through the to the Supreme Court, if necessity, so ty was transported here from near Las leases from property owners elate office to the netlonal “ Nuclear N ed " could compete Sunday in Vagaa in a lead container because it waa and raaidenla o f the area in office by June 15, Milwee tha California contest at A n gel’s camp. feared that “ Nuclear N ed” might be radio­ seid. order to begin repair work. Tha annual event was made famous by active. Mark Twain's century-old story, "The Tha report, produced by a The fro g captured near tha Nevada HOUSE A PPR O V E S team o f experts ordered to Celebrated Jumping Frog o f Calaveras test site— where nuclear testa ate conduct­ TA LLA H A S S E E (U P I ) — County." the scene by the Governor, The House passed end sent to ed by tha Atomic Energy Commission— said the collapse resulted the Senate today a bill au­ Tha contest draws entries from as far “ glowed in the dark Uka • fir e fly ," said from the surface soil caving thorizing Seminole County to •w a y as Europe and Hawaii. Mr*. Hamsun. Into a suhteranenn limestone sell surplus property lo vol­ The current International three-Jrmp Nye County S h eriff George Barra In­ recoid is 17 feet, 1Vi inches. cavern. sisted that “ Nuclcsr f e d " be Subjected to a unteer lire department!. By Donna Estes Bids on sn additions! car for the police department were opened at meeting of the Longwood City Council Thurs­ day evening. Submitting bids were Seminole County Motors (apparent low bidder); Hol­ ler's of Sanford and Hcintzclman Ford of Orlando. A fter p r i v a t e discussion among the eounrllmen and consultation with Police Chief Claude i-ayo, it was voted to turn bids over to the police department for further study and to Councilmen Perry White and Carl Loinmlor, giv­ ing them power to act. A letter was read from City Engineer A. E. O'Ncall which stated that after revision af specifications for the aera­ tion and chlorination equip­ ment lo be added to the water system, plans now call for placing the aerator above the present water tank. Estimated costs of all improvements tolal $10,000. Councilman Hur- Aid Is On Way 'Helping Hand' Underway Russ Claim Aggression MOSCOW (U P I )— The Soviet Union, in its strong­ est attack on President Johnson to date, turned down his recent o ffer to improve relations between Wash­ ington and Moscow. An official statement issued by the Tass new* agency declared no agrccment with the Soviet Un ion in possible while the •• United S t a t e s pursues policies o f "niigression rm v A . and intervention in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic. • • • On May 7, in a speech mark­ ing the anniversary of the end o f World W ar II in Europe, Johnson said "w e must work toward agreement with the Soviet Union." Tha long Tnss statement, which carried the official force of the Kremlin, declared* “ No one should expect that it is possible to interfere in the internnl affairs o f inde­ pendent states, provoke armed conflicts now here, now there, commit sets o f aggression against socialist countries nnd at Hie same time talk about some kind o f agreements with the Soviet Union, about end­ ing tensions," • • e N ew Rival LONDON (U P I )—The Flor* Ida citrus Industry ha* a new rival in its efforts to c ric k the European market, Aus­ tralia has won a long-term ex­ port agreement to ship its oranges to France. Countdown CARE KENNEDY (U P I ) The countdown got underway today for a third attempt to send a 200 pound project fire spacecraft on a 500-mile hop into space to measure the re­ entry heat moonships will face. Guests Routed D E TRO IT (UPI) — A flvaalarm fire at the 920-room Diplomatic observers said S u tler Hilton Hotel in down­ the Tnss sttntement reflected town Detroit early today rout­ a new chill in Soviet-Amerlcnn ed nearly 1,000 guests and relations which could be turn­ felled eight firemen f r o m ing back the clock to the days smoke inhalation and exhaus­ Immediately following the Cu- tion. tain crisis of 1962. Only six months ago, John­ son and Soviet lenders were TALLAH ASSEE ( U P I ) — talking about an exchange of The Slate Development Com­ visits. mission says passage o f fed ­ This possibility a p p e a r s eral legislation permitting dead fo r the foreseeable fu­ union shops in slates with ture, the observers said. rlght-to-work laws would be Throughout the statement, detrimental to its effort! in Tnss repeatedly referred to attracting new industry to Johnson by name in what was Florida. ronaidrred the strongest per­ sonal attack against the Rrealdent so far. CAIRO (U P I )—Human e r r or or faulty landing flaps pro­ bably caused the crash o f • Pakistani Jetliner In desert wasteland near Uio Cairo Airporl, preliminary investiga. Hons indicated today. Four Americans were among the 119 persons killed in the dis­ aster. Detrimental Human Error? tommies Force Stale Of Siege In Colombia BOGOTA, Colombia (U R D The government of President Guillermo I,con Valencia to day declared a slate of siege in Colombia. The decree prohibited puhllr manifestations and ordered drastic measures to “ reestab­ lish public and social order." Tlte decision was announced at 4 a. m. after a cabinet meeting that started Tltura day afternoon lo discuss re cent dashes between police and .students in Bogula ami Medellin. A curfew was Imposed and local officials were granted authority to keep the peace Forces Ready WASHINGTON (U P I )—Tho United Slates is laying the ba­ sis (nr targe scale introduc­ tion of American combat forc­ es Inin South Viet Nam if they arc needed to hold tho a r e ! against (he Communists, Tho program consists of securing ond enlarging a number of strategic port and air Laso locations. Reds Ambush Murine Convoy DA NANG. South Viet Nam (UPI)— Communist Viet Cong guerrillas ambushed a U. S. Marine convoy a few miles They also were empowered tc , halt or limit the sale of al lfro,n ,hi* a,r ,' a»° today. ■»‘l eohol. kept the Leathernecks pinned Censorship was imposed on down for an hour by small both radios and ncwxpa|>cr* arms fire. forbidding them lo distribute The only American casually news "tending to ere-ztc alarm, altrr public order m was the lieutenant in charge impede the full establishment of the convoy, whu waa hit of order.'* in the chest. ‘Nuclear Ned* Wins RED HOT 'H o t' Frog Causing States Rift S IZ Z L IN G SPECIALS! N E W '65 IM P A L A 4 DR. P O W E ItG U D E POW ER STEER WSW T ilt EH L IS T U M I.II W H E E L COVERS D ISCO U NT H U I 2 SPEED W IP E R S E Z I W IN D S H IE LD C A T IP I 9 7 9 A H O A I j Ez N E W *65 BEL A IR 4 DR. ROW ERG LI DE, WSW T IR E S 2 HI'. WTI'ERH, W H E E L COVERS EZ-I W IN D S H IE L D L IS T 530U.M D IS C O U N T 4«S-M SA LE »2525*° N E W ’65 CORVAIR M O N ZA CPE. 110 H.P. E N G IN E EZ-1 W IN D S H IE L D W SW T IR E S L IS T S2IMJH D IS C O U N T 3M .M --------------------------- _________________ SA L E >2196* HOLLER tad * MOTOR SALES PALM ETTO IIS-5711 j ■BB I m.....HHMwi U4T PA R K DR. StS-M Sl �ffljf Rev. Ontifdrb Grover Lake M ary Girls Observe 'Focus W eek' Urralb Page 2 — May 21, 19S5 Sewell By Frances Wester Attention of First Baptist Church of Lake Mary was upon the Girls' Auxiliaries dur­ ing Ihclr Focus Week. May 9 16. with the theme, "G o and T e ll." Special event* of the week began on Sunday morning, May 9, with the goal of too per cent members present at Sunday School with a 100 per cent grade. Each girl invited her parents to he present at the worship services where scats were reserved for the GA Girls. Fear Destroyed Perhapi we ell would agree their lot also, but we do not that there la more fear in our read of the fears that could live* than i« healthy. The have been theirs. When future thing that we do agree on is readers compare the pages of how to get rid of it. If we have history of our day and lhat of too much acid, cholcstrol, ni­ earlier day* will they find re­ cotine, or alchol In our system corded a difference In attitude we ran at least find formulas as related to fear? that will work In eradicating We need to realize again it if we put them into effect, lhat we are not able to face hut this is not true with the life courageously In any cen­ fear lhat besets us. tury or under any clreum It Is very easy for some stances without the recogni­ people to say that we should tion of God in our lives and in cast fear aside and he con­ the life of our world. cerned with other things, but Our world was facing a dark for one whose work causes time Indeed in 1939. Many of him to see the fear-filled eyes u* can remember the sombre so often and the mental, spirit­ headlines as Hitler marched ual, moral and physical para­ across much of the free world lysis that follows, he knows of that day. We did not know lhat it Is not so simple as what to expect from day to turning bis head. day and for those who lived I have tried to make a list In lands across the sea there | o f the things that people fear was a threat past comprehen­ and find that it is so long that sion for u* who lived protectedthis column could not acco­ hy the thousands of miles of modate It but there are a few water. King George VI gave basic fears which continue to one of his most memorable plague us time and lime again addresses in his Christmas that I will mention. One ol broadcast In that year. Part of them that seems to he so domi­ It was a quotation from Louise nate concerns physical health. llaskyn* which aald, " I said People are afraid of cancer, to the man who stood at the heart disease, and a multitude gale o f the year: ‘ (Jive me a o f other things that afflict the light, that I may tread safely body. Many |>cnplc are afraid into the unknown I * And he re­ concerning their material poss­ plied, *(io out Into the darkness essions which can he very real and put your hand Into tho when wo know tho extent we Hand of God. That shall be to depend on a complex and com­ you better than light and saf­ plicated economic machine for er than a known w ay." even our dally living. We fear If wc are to answer the what we do not understand question a* fo why we are so and how few of us begin to afraid we will have to l>c done understand economics today. with lesser answers and arrive There is fear that we may be­ at the basic one. The real an­ come mentally sick and this is swer is that wc have with­ not groundless because we drawn our hand from (he know that more and more hos­ Hand of God who alone ran pital beds are being filled with bring light to darkened hearts people who are mentally III. as well as a dark world. Are our fears really caused Nearly two thousand year* by the complexity o f our mo­ ago God came in Christ to dis­ dern world or are they caused pell Ignorance, cruelty, gloom, by the lack of having the arm­ and fear hy revealing Himself our to take care of threats to us. Why hsv# we turned that have been with us always away? Why have our ears even if in different forms? As been deaf and our eyes blind* we read history wr find that 1.et us not waste time trying there was always much to fear. to answer this question, but Americans remember the pion­ stop and look into His eer* who pushed westward roua fact. When we ''w ith I heir families and poss­ feara that beset us will grow essions knowing that others strangely dim and lifo will bad experienced hardships take on the glow of courage, and even death which might be )oy, end usefulness. First Presbyterian Women Feted On 53rd Anniversary Women of the Church ol First Presbyterian Church Sanford, were honored on tha occasion of their 33rd anni­ versary when Men of tho Church hosted a family night *U|)|KT. Fellowship Hall was gaily decorated with halloona and crepe paper atreamera and a large birthday coke surroundrd by flags of other nations provided focal point of in­ terest. Floyd Hunt, chairman of the Session'* Christian artlon committee, served as master of ceremonies. Past presi­ dents of the women'* organisa­ tion Introduced Included Mra. C. C. Howard, Mr*. J. N. GilIon, Mr*. Hoy Mann, Mra W. S. Ilruinlcy, Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, Mra. K. W. Fite, Mra. P. T. Piety, Mr*. L. 0. Hunter, Mr*. C. L. Redding and Mra. W. R. Anderson, Three To Get Scout Awards At Grace Church Three member* of Boy Seoul Troop SOT, Grace Meth odist Church, will receive "G od and Country" badge* during aervires at Ihe church Sunday. Rev. John H. Hires Jr. will present the awarda to Lamar Williams Jr., Karl Rosaman and Tom m y Hite. Troop 507 recently won four •w ard* at the St. Johns Dis­ trict scout matting held at Camp Howard. Twenty-two boya from tb* church troop were present in­ cluding Scoutmaster Bust Kitper and assistant acoutmait e n Bob Pulllngar, Clay Ma­ n c ie and John Doyl*. Members of the patrol were Lana Ely. Hill Kennedy, La m ar W illiam i and Alan Dan ieia. Blair Kitner Jr. won the Tomahawk Award for trail defcrlojmicnt. Rev. Grover C. Sewell Jr., minister, expressed apprecia­ tion to the women for their de­ dication to Christ and to the work of tho rhurrli. Mrs. John Wilson, historian, reported on the 1903 lllrthday Objectives which are the Chonju Medical Center and Taejon College, both in Korea. Mr*. Carl R. Sehilke, cur­ rent president, *|iokc on Ihe country and the objectives, staling that the 1903 Offering would l»e used for rollrge scholarships and expansion and Improvements at the hos­ pital. A recording was played In which Ihe college choir sang and a doctor from the hospital told of need* thrre. Dedication prayer for the offering was given hy Assist­ ant Pastor F.dgar Smith after which member* gathered In Ihe church sanctuary to hear a program on history of the church. Mrs. Keith Bauder told of the past history, beginning with the Stiver Lake Church at Fort Reed which was estab­ lished in 1*70. Jacke Greene spoke on present status of Ihe rhurch and George Touhy conrludede the program by open­ ing tha doorway to future of the church. To Be Guest In Forest City By Maryann Milra mlnlatar at The Carolyn Smith Circle of the WMS, which fostrra the GA'a, entertained at a Mother and Daughter Tea on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Harley W il­ helm, WMS president, pinned a yellow rose corsage on each mother upon her arrival at the church. * • a The GA'a under the direc­ tion of the director, Mr*. V. C. Ladd, and the counselor*, Mra. W. G. Brown and Mra. Charlrs McKcel, presented the following program; Welcome to Mothers, sung by the G.A.’s; Scripture, Mat­ thew 5: 1-12, quoted hy Sandra Payc; Explanation of the Prayer Calendar given by Johncttc Howell; Prayer, Mrs. W. G. Brown; GA Watchword, repeated by all; Explanation of the GA emblems, Debbie Goble; Poem, " A Love Cake for Mother," Diane Chester; and Poem, "M irror, Mirror on the W all," Katherine Maggard. Glenda Brown waa crowned "M iss Junior GA Faithful by Mr*. W. G. Brown for being the most faithful ateward in Junior GA'a. Mra. V. C. Ladd crowned Sandra Paye "M iss Intermediate GA Faithful" ste­ ward for having earned 510 points in her work. DEDICATION o f the building' site for the new Deltona Community Methodist Church wns held last weekend. Looking over plans and model o f Fellowship Hall, first unit to be built, nre (le ft to right) James E. Venscll, vice president of Deltona Corporation; Rev. II. W ight Kirtley, pastor o f the new church; Elliott Mnekle o f Macklc Brothers Corporation; Dr. Joe Tollc, superintendent o f the DoLnnd Methodist District, and Harold Ware, Nelson Bacon nnd Richard Vnrnbcll, officers o f the church. Pastor Speaks On Teenagers For Catholic Women's Group St. Ann Church By Donna Extra Rev. Terrell Solana, pastor and spiritual moderator, was guest speaker at the final meeting of the season o f the Nativity P a r I s h Women's Guild held Monday evening at the church social hall. Subject of his talk was teenagers. Dellary will have the annual Forest City Baptist Church this Hun. day will be Rev. Arthur Ed­ ward* who presently ia at­ tending .Stetson University and recently served fo r three and ona-half year* a* pastor fo r the Ocala Baptist Church. Following the morning wor­ ship service members will Lav* a covered dish dinner at the home o f Mr. and Mra. Kldrhlgc Whilden on Mont­ gomery Road in Forest City. iod followed. During the business meet­ ing which preceded the pro­ gram, the constitution of the organization was amended to change its name from "Church of Nativity Catholic Women’s Club” to "N ativity Parish Women's Guild." In other business a rum­ mage sale was planned for June 4-5 in Sanford and a din­ ner dance for June tu at the Capri Restaurant. Next meeting of the Guild will be held in September. Sets Breakfast By Mrs. John I-rone St. Ann Catholic Church of Communion Breakfast at the University Inn in DeLand on Ascension Day, Thursday, May 37, following the 7:45 a.m. mass. Tickets will be available af­ ter both masse* at the church this Sunday or may be secur­ ed from Mrs. J. T. Hewitt, chairman of the event. IT. Solana, who has been a teacher in Catholic h i g h G R O IIND IIR E AK ING fur new addition to Church o f Prophecy, Elm schools for the past five years, Avenue, Sanford, took place Wednesday evening and construction wns stated that teenagers most underway early Thursday morning. In the photo nre (from left) William appreciate their parents and Miller, contractor; Robert Welch, pastor; Clyde C. Muse, deacon; C. R. teachers being cnUrcly honest Payne, state overseer, and Chnrles D. Miller, contractor. Tho new 3,GUO* with them. Announces The Opening square-foot building will contain six classrooms, a pastor's study, kitchen, He pointed out that although O f Hie Offices For The and a 25 foot by 58 foot community room. (Herald Photo) adolescents r e b e l against PRA C TIC E OF authority, they both admire The Woman’s Missionary and have an inner need of it. Society of First Southern O PTO M ETRY Much of their rebellion is only Methodist Church, Sanford Including Contact Lenses * • • on the surface, he said, and will sponsor a bake sale from AT Mrs. Chsrlr* McKcel led the growth demands nurture and 1 until 5 p m . today at Winn1st ST. & PAR K AVE. girls In singing "P raise God care. Dixie on French Avenue. A In his experience, he advis­ variety of homemade items Tel. 323-1530 for Our Mothers," and the girls then escorted their mo ed, he has found that the will be available. thers to the Westmoreland number one characteristic of teenagers is their desire to Wing for Ihe tea. The GA colors of green and appear less good than they gold were carried out in de really are becouse goodness corations of the rooms. The bring* with it added obliga­ tea table was laid with a lace tions and responsibility. FOR E V E R Y NE ED cloth over green, centered He stated that for the most with an arrangement of shad part, parents fall into two ed yellow and green glads, classes, the good and the un­ flanked by green candle* In prepared, but that it was S P E C IA L GUESTS ut meeting o f Beur Lake Methodist Men's Club were clear glass holders. humanly impoisible to be pre­ W alter Gielow, editor-publisher o f The Sanford Herald (le ft) and Joo A clear glass punch howl pared for all situations. Foy, head of Florida Statu Employment Rureau in Sanford (righ t) who wns at one end of the table He concluded his talk by was speaker for the evuning. Others in tho photo are (from le ft) W alter where gold punch was served. saying that the less attention Howies, outgoing president o f the club; Grant Mueller, incoming presi­ A ring of Ice with green ivy a peraon pay* to tho happi­ dent, and Rev. William Irwin. (Herald Photo) floated in Ihe bowl. At the ness of others, the leas happy other end of the table was a he will tie himself, green and gold Iced cake, A question and answer per­ trimmed with the GA emblem. All of the (able service used IM S I A l l s I A S i n was clear glasa. Mint* also a /> were served. lly Maryann Mllea Mrs. Harley Wilhelm and D ru q S to re s Slips tutu <i p.u*r Mrs. I.antar Slokes were hos­ Joseph Foy, Lend o f the lly Jane Casselberry ainns in her name. Mr*. Put­ tesses to the 24 mothers and opefimq atthoul » iil!'"tj Florida Kioto Employ ment O fficer* o f Ihe Casselberry nam, secretary « f mission*, daughters that attended. Hun-nti in Hnnfoid and guest Methodist Church Woman’s and Mr*. Franrkenherg par­ HANFORD P L A Z A speaker at the May meeting Hoclety o f Christian Service ticipated in the presentation. Onora ltd-, A 17-92 of tho Rear Lake Methodist were installed Tuesday after­ Mr*. William Shook nnd Men'* Club, spoke on the noon in a eamllelighting serv­ Mr*. Deppen presented a wor­ problem o f high school drop­ ice hy Rov. Delmas Copclnnd, ship program on “ Mothers." • Schick • Remington outs ami what is bring done minister. The meeting was conducted • Norelco • Sunbeam They are Mr*. Phillip Cars- l y Mra. Willinm Tdford, vice to provide these young peo­ l>cr, president; Mr*. Donald president. ple with vocational training. Foy iHilnted out the fact Marla-ixl, vice president; Mrs. Mr*. MacLeod announced that additional provisions are Harold Kryder, secretary, and that a week day kindergarten Ernest Franrkenbcrg, will he held at the churrh needed in tho way of training Mrs. classes, advising that at the treasurer. starting in September and Secretaries of work* Install­ that registrations are now lieplesrnl time l.yman High School Is conducting two ed were Mr*. Marvin McClain, lug accepted. Some o f the courses and that one is being promotion; Mr*. M. C. Dug- item* needed fur the kindertaught in Kanfuid. Hu said gins, Christian Social rela­ gurten are swing sets, easels, that many more such courses tions; Mrs. G. F. Mcsslck. hook shelves, and a rug. are needed in the err* if the spiritual life; Mrs. Arthur The next meeting o f the missionary educa­ WSCS will la- a covered dish diopoute are to reach adult­ Putnam, THE FABULOUS G-E REFRIG ERATO R hood ci|uip|>cd to accept re­ tion; Mrs. Delmas Copeland, dinner at 6:3ti p in, Juna 33, Mr*. to he held jointly with the sponsibilities a* citizen* in missionary personnel; • CLEAN Thomas G u 111 c k * o n, local modem duy life. rhurch 3ien's Club. Members • ADJUST W aller Gielow, editor-pub- churrh activities; Mr*. Ed­ o f the older youth group will Itkher of The Kanfotd Herald, ward Jnhnsnn, literature and h* special guests. • LUnRICATE olso was special guest for publication*; Mr*. Edgar L y ­ Refreshments were served Motor & Head CENTRAL ELECTRIC this meeting which was held nn* and Mra. Mary Mobley, following the meeting in rt intent work; Mr*. Robert at the church following a bar­ Weaver Hall, by hostesses, becue chicken dinner prepar­ Deppen, supply; Mrs. Alton Mrs. Darius Pringle, Mrs. ed under direction of Harold Roone, chairman, nominating Oden Brown, Mr*. Dontld FKtH FOODAT KYI UVUl w as rommlttre; and Mra. C. K. MacLeod, and Mra. Georg* Irwin, member o f the club. CONVENIENT NEW Guest* were introduced by Fisher, publlcitly. Fitch. READV-TO-USt COUNTUTOfl Virginia Petroaki Mr*. Dugglns, lung time Johnny Morgan, p r o g r a m 116ROLLOUT FttUERI P. O. this 1214 mender and past president o f chairman. Hanford SELF-FILUN8 RE TUT! the local WSCS, was honored Headquarters For FR0ST-6UAI0... Nora Norrla with tha presentation o f a Your Graduate'! T E *1514 Special Membership Pin and DEFR0STIN8 IYER CoroaiieN & Party S. Heasinola W E CARI1Y A The Annual Florida District the donation of $35 to nilsFlawern Pk) Ilia Kugenellaa Assembly of the Churrh of CO M PLETE L IN E FA 2-4254 the Nazai cue will be held OF FA C TO R Y PA R TS U k a Mary ffljr fcnnfurh Ijrralh Monday and Tuesday o f next FOR A L L T Y P E S OF Mildred Haney l’ahll.h.4 11*11* Salweek in the Civic Auditorium arts*. laa4 a r aa* rh rU i448-5431 MAJOR RE PAIR S in Jacksonville. Annual re­ aaaa, *ablU b.4 B il*S i| Deltona sttrfS las ('hrl.taiaa b, ports will he made by pastora 1 b . Saalar* HaraM. S*« W Mary Getting* of the 104 rhurchri in the lal BU Saalar*. riarlSs. Bear Lake district and plans for tha • • H a l Claaa Paata*, rat* 293-4447 SANFORD DRUG STORE year will be outlined In the a| *aaf«r4, ria. FLO W ER SHOP Sophia Halnea SabaatlaiUa Mata* br Carannual message o f Dr. John HANFORD P L A Z A Ma* ■ Dellary Car. K. let 45 Hanford A t ». I . Knight, Orlando, district 448-4442 W rrk I I Tear lt.ee ifnora Rd.. A 17-92 322 1121 322-8432 118 M AG NO LIA superintendent. Dr. H. J. Caron Bake Sale ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS School Dropouts Casselberry Methodist WSCS Topic Of Talk Has Candlelight Ceremony EcKERD casement windows were made for this air conditioner nun. Attend services thisweeh at your own place of worship ELECTRIC SHAVER C L IN IC Thurs. thru Sun. CASEMENT AIR CONDITIONER May 20 thru 23 AMERICANA Americana All For Only Rev. Edwards Guast |)AY CIRCLE o f St. Andrew* Presbyterian Church, Hear Lake, elected new officers at the May meeting. In tho group are (seated, from left) Mrs. Elizabeth Rose, chairmnn of Columbian Friendship Circle; Mrs. Ethel Webster, chairman o f White Cross; Mrs. Eleanor Cnstlemnn, chair­ man, Hilda Moderator; (standing) Mrs. Ruth Ricckinann, president­ elect of the Women o f the Church; Mrs. Evelyn Essirk, chairman of Ecumenical Mission; Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, chairman of Day Circle, and Mrs. M. G. Lycrly, chairman of Personal Faith and Family Life. The pastor, Rev. V. C. Ladd, recognized the girls and pre­ sented each one with a small picture of Salmon's Head of Christ. During the week the G.\ Star Ideals were carried out in the girls' lives, and they were encouraged to at­ tend the m idweek prayer service on Wednesday night. REFftlfiOUTOtFREEZII 97 ' Nazarcne Meet Easy Weekly Payments ECKERD SEE THEM AT Sanford Electric Co. 322-1562 �SH r V ittlo r l W IN N V r r t lB May 21, 1965 — Page 3 DIXIE A OPEN ROBERT Lee Grover, son o f Mr. and Mrs. W. ,1. Grover, 3515 Orlando Drive, and former SHS student, is complctinR his Army basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C., ^nnd will be home on furlough about June 5, O PEN ING W EEK STORE HOURS TH R U SUPERMARKETS y SATU RD AY Lyman In Need Of Teachers, principal Says Fly Jan* Cax»*lb«rry Officers of Lyman High School Psicnt-Tcschcr Asso­ ciation for the coming year were elected and installed at the final meeting of the school year. Only a handful o f parents and faculty members were on feand due to lack of advance notice. Officers installed by James Birkenmeycr, o f the county school board, included Mrs. James Fagan, president; Mrs. Thomas llrockenbrough, vice president; Mrs. J, It. Lrgg, secretary, and Edward I.unn, treasurer. Changes were voted in the M-onstitution and by-laws o f the organization. The only regular meetings to be sche­ duled for the IMb-fifl school year will be on the third Tuesdays o f September and May, with called meetings to he held at the discretion o f the executive board. Members o f the nominating •y ninmiltrr will no longer be elected partly by the member* ship, but alt five members will be named by the board. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Fagan. A g ift was presrntrd to the retiring pre­ sident, A . Lormann, In behalf nf the executive board by Sirs. (I. Ilulenkrogrr. It was announced that the • PTA again this year will sponsor scholarships to the top senior boy and girl of the Lyman graduating class. Principal Carlton Henley reviewed some o f the year's accomplishments a n d said that 12 additional teachers will be needed fo r next year's broadened curriculum. He an tk-ipates an Increase in anIro llm e n t. ■ 2061 D I LA N Y ST R EET ORLANDO, FLA. Academy Band f Sets Concert The 71-plece Forest Lake Academy Concert Band under direction o f Mrs. Patricia Silver will present a program at I p m. Saturday in the achool gymnasium. Gueat conductor will be Dr. H. E. Mitaelaelt with the Oatudrnt conductor to be Bub ' Cable. Narrator will be Bill ^ i > i----------- i « A V E N U E M I C H I G A N DELTONA PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER b ■ • * " i IrCDEM l I DELTONA, FLORIDA V SHOPPIN o I center it • I . .i hsr "C 1 *s) n a t io n a l B A N K OF ■ tr I W IN N 1 ->1X11 : : t . NEW IWINN PlNELO CK ■ V ■- in D I X I E , STREET i r . . - SANFORD■ ...WMfc -I I- BUY ONE G * i \ e t o n e Q U AR TS HOOD Pecan Pies Pine Cleaner • i ■ ! • • Chow Mein Insect B o m b .................... RICH'S D IX IB RONCO ELBOW Whip Topping M a c a ro n i........................ MORTON COCONUT SMACK *1 • Corn C h i p s .................... . H O W ARD JOHNSON'S A N Y L IT T L E DEIIBIE 12-PACK Chocolate Cake Cookies RICH'S 22-0/. LIQ U ID D E TE R G E N T Coffee Rich Pink A r r o w .................... GOLD KING H A L F G A L L O N IIOROKNS Hush Puppies Lemonade GOLD K IN G B U Y 10 Cube Quirk CUBE S TE A K S — G E T Onion Rings . Chopped Sirloin PAN-BRIM BU Y Palmrlta Farm. P IM E N TO CHEESE Breaded Oysters Get Another Salad D O W NYFLAKE HUY lb. R H IN E L A N D F R A N K S — G ET . Eclairs . . .................... . . . . . . . . S IL V E R SPRINGS Horseradish . REGISTER FOR . . . . SILV E R SPRIN G S FOX D E LU X E Pizza Pies ........................ Tarnow Bologna . RICH'S CH O CO LATE - . T ft T Waffles j . C H U N K IN G C H IC K E N Custard Pie t- f r e e B U Y 1—G E T 1 F R E E . . . TKKADO . . . Seafood Sauce . . . . BUY A N Y R U S K IN ITE M —G ET PKG B U T pkg. V A N MOLTEN K R A U T —G E T pk*. Ruskin Slaw Pickles . . . Knockwurst . DIXIE D A R LING D IN N E R MORGEN D A V ID KOSHER MORGEN D A V ID KOSHER . . Midget Salami BUY »-o t.—G E T 1-o i . PH IL A D E L P H IA 2-I.B. BOX FR IE D Cream Cheese Cod Fish Cakes . . FREE SILVER TEA SERVICE , Rolls 12-CT. PKG. b•**- * I# „...L*1...jtx------ f .. ! [/■•■ ORLANDO Laryngectomee Meet June 19 Central Florida Laryngec tomre Association held Its g. monthly meeting at the Trade­ -W in d s Cafeteria In Casselber­ ryIn (he absence of president Drexel Ice, o f Casselberry, the meeting was conducted by John Kissel, of Debary, vice president. Laryngectomees in atten­ dance were Mr. and Mrs. Bill While, Leesburg; Mr. and Mra. .H a y Thomas, Orlando; Mr. •a n d Mrs. George Waddel and (laughter, Alice, of Merritt Is­ land; Hank Fiddner, Orlando; Dr. and Mrs. Henry McLaulin, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. James Hardister, Mt. Dora; Mr. and Mrs. William Sanders, Uma­ tilla; Alice Peacock, Umatlllia; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burbans. Umatilla, and Mra. Fd• die Bcnninghoff, Melbourne, v state president. Mrs. L. M. Hughes of New Smyrna Beach was a guest. Next meeting will be held June 19 at TradeWinds. All laryngectomees are Invited to attend. V . 4, - > �Richard Silvers Seminole Band Concert Slated Tonight Gets Assistant Post At Lyman , l » tir fw l fin frra B 1 — Way fT, W W Realtor W eek Opens Here M r*. H. L. Johnson, Semin- nle County sebool bua driver who 1* retiring after thia school year, will be honored by membcra o f the Seminole High School Band at Ita an­ nual aw ard! banquet and con­ cert at the Clvle Center at 6:30 p.m. tbla evening. Mra. Johnaon baa driven the band on many of Ita trlpa for the paat aevcn yeara. In addi­ tion to the honora for Mra. Johnaon, trophies w ill be awarded fo r the best musician and beat twlrler, most Im­ proved musician and moat Im­ proved twlrler. Outatandlng senior bands­ men w ill receive gold keys and the new staff of officers will be named. Joel Fehd, who received the rating of "su perior" at dis­ trict contest and "e ic e llc n t" at atate contest, will be fea­ tured In a flute solo, "Concer­ tin o" by Chaminade. Charles Stein, who receiv­ ed the rating o f "excellen t" at district and was chosen stu­ dent conductor will be fea­ tured in "Toccata for Band," by Erlekaon. Peter fiukur, director o f the Sanford Junior High Band and associate director o f t h e Seminole High School Band, w ill conduct "M a n eln ll", a m edley o f Henry Manclnl compositions Including "B aby Elephant W alk," "M oon R iv ­ e r " and "H a ta rl." Other aenlor officer* and the marches they will conduct Include Captcr E. Avencl, "T h e Purple Pagean t"; Head G irl O fficer Lt. P eggy Bow­ er, " E l Capltan"; Head Oper­ ations O fficer Lt. Joel Fehd, "L ib erty B e ll"; Drum Major Lt. Eddie Hubbard, " E l Ca­ b a llero"; Lt. Marcia Llppincott, "K in g Cotton" and Lt. T erry Rabun, "Stars and Stripes F orever." The banquet will begin at 6:30 p.m. for band members and tbelr guests with the con­ cert at IMS p.m. open to the public. VFW Post 10050 Members Named By District By Jane Casselberry Three members o f Vetersna o f Foreign Wars Post 10030 o f Casselberry and Hie Aux­ iliary were elected to district eight office Sundny at a dis­ trict meeting held at Assies Park Post 4287. Elected from the local group were Hollis Johnson, Judge advocate, and George Howard, ona year trustee. Mra. Mildred Johnion o f tha auxiliary was elected one year trustee. Other representatives at­ tending from Post 10050 were Edwin Pearson, Rnlph Webb, Jerry W I c k 11 f t e, Charles Woodruff, Mirliacl Putcrsnak, and C llf Overman. In addition Ui Mrs. Johnaon, thosa attending the aux­ iliary maat were Mra. Helen Pearson, Mrs. Patricia Poteranak, and Mrs. Josephine Fikalin, Only remnants o f tha an­ cient city o f Corinth are the sevan Doric rolumna that once were part o f the Templo o f Apollo. By Jane Casselberry The appointment o f Richard Silvers Jr., 34-year-old Lyman High Sebool physical educa­ tion teaeher, to the post of assistant principal at Lyman fo r next year hat been an­ nounced by Principal Carlton Henley. Silvers coached the Junior varsity football team which enjoyed a successful season last fall. He lives at 412 West RICHARD SILVERS Crystal Lake Drive, Sanford, la married and has four chil­ dren. H e has taught at Sanford Junior High and Seminola High in the science, math, physical education and indus­ trial arts departments, with a total o f eight years teaching experience. Silvers has a bachelor of science degree from Stetson Mrs. Ted Michels, president University, DeLsnd, and ii of All Soul's Catholic Women’s presently working toward! his Club, has announced that the master degree in administra­ card party sponsored recent­ tion. ly by her organisation was Catholic Women Have Successful Card Party CHARLES STEIN (Innet), who was atudent conductor at the recent nt&te band contest will be one o f seven local students who will leud the Seminole High School Bund during their annual spring concert at the Civic Center, Friday at 8:15 p.m. Othera who will be featured include, le ft to right, back row, T erry Ilabun, Elmer Avene!, Edward Hubbard and Joel Fehd; fron t row, Peggy Bower and Marcia Lippincott. The public is invited. (Herald Photo) Ruth Class Organizes In Lake Mary Churchwomen Have Meeting In Longwood By Donna Estes Mrs. A. P. Bowersox, presi­ dent, who conducted the reg­ ular meeting of the Episcopal Churchwomen of Christ Epis­ copal Church, Longwood, held Monday at the parish house on Church Street, reported on acllvltleo and plans which took place at the Annual Meeting of Episcopal Church­ women of the diocese, Mra. Bowersox waa a dele­ gate to the meeting which was held in conjunction with I hr Diocesan Convention in Ur! undo. It was announced (hat prc. linilnary plana are progress­ ing for the Vacation Church School to be held In July Plans also were discussed for an Ice cream social to be sponsored by the Cburchwom en in June. Dates of both evrnta will be announced, It also was reported that the church had offered use of the parish house end kitchen fa cillliei to the Ilrabason Fund committee to be used In con junction with the City Park for the benefit dinner ached uled Saturday for the fam ily. In this way, persona not de airing to eat tbelr dinner out­ doors at the park, may In stead bring It to the pariah house. Beverages will be pro vided for the children. Rogation Sunday Christ Episcopal Church of I^ngwiKid will observe Rog* tinn Sunday at the church this week when special prayers will he offered petitioning Uod'a help in the growth o( crops through the year, Rev. Charles Stewart Jr., vicar, has announced. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 1:30 a. m. Monday, Tueaday And Wednesday (Rogation Days) and Ascension Thursday, NO R M AN E. Welch, nvlatlon atructurnl me­ chanic 1/cl, han re-cnlintcd for nix yenrn w i t h R V A H - 7 at SNAS. Welch in mar­ ried to the former Mian Sally league, o f DeLand, and they reside with their two chil­ dren in that city. (N avy Photo) Handy Helpers To Observe 4-H Sunday By Mrs. II. I . Johnson This Sunday has Iwen pro clslmed National 4 II and Hural Life Sunday. In Seminole Couniy 4-H boys and girls will attend the church o f their choice and some clubs will participate In services. Seven members of the Lake Monroe Handy Helphcrs 4-H Girls Club will mark the day by conducting a program at Upaaia Presbyterian Church during the 11 a. m. worship hour. AU members of the club will attend in a group. Those taking part In the program are Julie Ganaa, Tequila Chesser, Audrey Pyle, Gail Cooper, Charlene Baker, Su­ san Dunn and Ruth Bullard. The public la invited to at­ tend and other rounly ctuba may Join in ■ group if they wish. Episcopal Men Set Fish Fry B y Donna Estes A apecial meeting o f the Men's Club of Christ Epis­ copal Church, longwood, waa called by the president, A. P. Bowersox, and held at the Pariah House on Church Street this week, Purpose of (he apecial meet­ ing waa to make plana for the flah supper to be sponsored by the group May 29, beginning at 3 p. m., also at the Pariah House. The fish served arc those caught by members of the group on their recent deep aea fishing trip. Included on the menu with the fish will be salad, hush puppies, and fish chowder. Tickets are priced for adults and children under 12 with children under six yeara serv­ ed free of charge. The Ruth Sunday School Clasa o f tha First Baptist Church o f Lake Mary held ita organisational meeting Mon­ day night at tha home o f Mra. V. C. Ladd, class teacher. Mrs. Raleigh Cooper pre­ sented the devotional, Dead To Sin and A liv t To God. The Bihla scripture read was Itomans 0:1-11. Mra. Ladd led in prayer. The class name chosen waa Ruth; claea motto, Love; Bible Vrree, I John 4:7, "Beloved let ua love one another for love ie God"; clase long, Love Lifted Me; flower, red mse; and class colors, red, white and yellow, The time decided on fo r the regular meeting was the third Monday night o f each month at 7:30. The next meeting will James J. Knowlden, o f 231 lie held at the home of Mrs. Buena Vista Drive, DeBary, Cooper. died Thursday at Seminole A fte r tha meeting adjourn- Memorial Hospital after a rd delicious refreshments short illness. were served by the hostess. Born In Newburgh, N. Y., he was a retired official ot a textile company. Ho was a member o f Ail Souls Catholic Church ot Sanford, of the Elks Lodge of Sanford, and of Knights of Columbus, Fourth Degree, Council 444, New burgh. He is survived by hia wife, Mrs. Sally 11. Knowlden, ol DeBary. By Donna Eetre Oriason Funeral Home is In District Evangelist Rev. D. W. Vanilyka o f Ocala gave charge of arrangements. very successful. T ab lt winners included Mrs. Ethel Cook, Mrs. Gilbert Fillger, Mrs. Jean Wolfe, Mrs. Swlbart Durand, Mra. Ellta Goeti, Mrs. J. E. Baker, Mra. Mary Schuman, Mra. P. Brefka, Mra. T e rry Fay, Mrs. Betty LeCuyer, Sira, nuth Gallagher, and Sira. Reba M a­ han. Awarded door prize* were Mrs. Louise llosford, Mrs. Mi­ chels, Sirs. Lucille Stove, Mrs. Gallagher, Strs. Kitty Purdy, Mrs. Teena Armao, Mrs. Nan­ cy Nordstrom, Mra. »J o Axxarello, Mrs. Edle (trigger, Mrs. A. Kudloc, Mrs. Edith Zepili, Mrs. Ruth Hosford, Mrs. Marion Ferrello, Adolph Botz, Mrs. Beulah 'Rtornton, Mrs. B. Taylor, Mrs. Meta LeFila, Mrs. Marian LaTour, Mrs. Marlene Greanya, Mra. James A. Daughtrey, Mrs. Ann Jansen, Mrs. Rosa Belaito, Mra. Sarah Eaaterby, Mrs. Schuman, Mra. Fay Paul Breflka, Mrs. Janet Trojan, Mrs. Corso, and Mrs. Ann Standlah. Official opening o f IMS Realtor Week this Sunday will trigger hundreds o f celebra­ tions in communities across the nation aa thousands ot realtors join with atate and civic officiata in the annual tribute to their profession, said Maurice G. Read, Berke­ ley, Calif,, president o f the National Association of Beat Estate Boards. A realtor is a professional in real estate who subscribes to a strict code o f ethics aa a member of a local real estate board and of the national as­ sociation. N AREB , compris­ ed o f 80,000 realtors, ia the sponsor o f Bealtor Week, which ia designed to call pub­ lic attention to the ethical and professional qualifications of realtors and the services they render. Proclaimed officially by scores o f atate governors and mayors, Realtor Week will last from Sunday to Saturday. May 29. Special activities for the week have been planned by about 700 real estate boards, with emphasis on the theme, "P ic k the right home —through a realtor." • • • salute to senior citiie n i and demonstrations ot lmproved bousing facilities for them. Bsnqucts and with lea d en civic luncheona as the t Scott's Dealer! V James Knowlden, DeBary, Expires Conquerors Hold Rally In Longwood Be Your Own B obs Wearing The Texaco Star Modern Texaco Station For I.cane In L A K E M AR Y, FLO RIDA the message entitled "The llupe o f the Church" at the Hcctionul Youth Hally o f the IVntecoeDil Conqueror * held K adW LPK X , <IAM*-.a J— II..* ■ rr will t>» rn llr.t fur I f Intereated Contact: at the First P e n t e c o s t a l Jam** J. KnnwtrUn, IMlUry. who dl*a Thurwl*>r, at 1:10 Church o f longw ood Monday p. fa. today at tirlesnn Pun evening. • rut Home. M a » will he at I t a, m. Saturday at All Ona hundred and aeven D A Y T IM E Paula Csthollo Churrh. Han young people from Daytona lord, with Itav. Illrhard J. I leach, Apopka, Orlando, and Lyons offlctatlnx. Tha - body N IG H T S O N L Y will be forward*:) to NawKt. Petersburg, aa well as burgh, N. T., for burial, llrlaliongwood, attended the event. aon Punarai Hum* In chare*. The group from First Pentecostal Church, Orlando, was awarded the banner for having the largest number o f members present, 86. Rev. Joe Upchurch ta pres­ ident o f tha sectional group and Mies Bibyl Grant la tha local president. Tha Pontecostal Conquerors meet each Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Longwood Church. Thera ia nothing like the peace of mind Following the Rally, the and true comfort you get In owning the Ladles Auxiliary o f the l o g ­ wood church aerved refresh­ right home. Depend on dtenatrom Realty, ments In the church annex. Funeral Notice « SELECT TH E RIGHT H O M E J. C. D A V IS .122-503.1 . Church Cookout Sunday School departments o f Upaaia Presbyterian Church will meet at 6 p. m. Sunday la the Educational Building for a cookout followed by a period o f games and a cam pfire songfeat. Jack Broaddua u i* charge of the party which will feature a supper o f hot dog* and all the trimmings. . 322-4124 #f Realtors, to help you make tha proper Through A REALTOR Notice the Urm Realtor, always spelled with a capital HR ." It Means ke’a a professional in real estate who subscribes to a strict Code o f Ethics as a Member o f the Bc m I uoIs County Board o f Realtor* and o f the National Association o f Reel Eat*la Board*. Seminole County Board of Realtors H. 8. Lew Arnold U.8. 17-93, Lonawood Wm. Bach Swafford Bldg., Altamonte Springs General Electric A ir Phuabtaf, Hatting, lac. ia*V la a fs r d 1X1-4*41 771 ScmIm W Bird, Casselberry C. L. Ilorneman 699 Longdele, Lengwoad Brown Really Box you In gelling attried on tha road to f afford*. Sea ua today. 183, Labe Mary Hibbard Casselberry » 8. U.8. 17-92, Ceaoelberry tM5 Park Dr„ Sanford P it *22-2429 A. R. Lormann, Real Eetato 104 U.8. 17-92, Caeeelberrp Raymond F. Menalng R l. 1. Box 231, Maitland Hugh McCollum A la fa ya Trail, Oviedo Park Realty Co. Omar B. Rieger Kt. 2, Bos 441, Maitland John L. Saul* Seminole Realty Southward Investment ft Realty Co. Altamonte Realty H I N . Park A r e , Banford l i l t 8, French Ave., Banford B- L. Kimball, Real Estate U.8. 17-88, Fern Perk 2343 8. Park A v e , Saaford Thai Lingo, Real Estate Ben Ward Jr. Agency P otty Kahn Bex 812, Loagwoed 4' W. H. Stamper Agency Bex 71, Altamonte Bpriaga Ban 334, Oviedo f 443 U.8. 17-92, Fern Perk 1961 8. Park, Banford Bex 8823, Forest City STENSTROM REALTY 4 111 N . Park A v e , Saaford C. F. Field. Realtor 81aria la the Korea 1 Comfort is Clayton M. Benjamin hooda and current sales priesa will aid Itome, awaet home" and the security it •9 He can give yon naaurance on value, price, location and the deeea ether consideration* in buying or renting reel r a ta l* Why not atop ta n Realtor's Office f You'll knew you're In the right place when yen eee this seal, which enly Realtors may display. •election. Their knowledge of neighbor* COM FORT tin Sanford Shrine Club swelled ita » tha benefit o f Shrine children'* hoapitale. Dewey Straughn, F. (Bud) Stewart and Robert Hancock flipped the hot cakes. A Now is sn excellent time to buy a home because of the abundant supply of mortgage funds, available at long terms of repayment and low interest rates, realtors have pointed out. Typical o f the activities planned by local real estate boards are: Essay contests, poster com­ petitions, and scholarship awards to high school stu­ dents. Forums composed o f hous­ ing and planning experta to predict metropolitan develop­ ment and provide advice to the public on home buying. • • • Although Realtor Week par­ speakers. ticularly honora the members af the profession, it also pays W e Are Your homage to the basic American right to own property. Land and the buildings thereon con­ — For A — stitute two-thirds o f the tangi­ Beautiful Lawn ble wealth in the United W e Recommend Stales, an aaict so vast that Turf Builder & ita value ia in Incalculable Bonus billions of dollars. About 66 per cent of Am er­ Grapevllle Florial ican families own their own And Nursery homes, and such distribution Distinguished s e r v 1 e e 2221 Grapevllle A te . of wealth la unparalleled any­ swards to outstanding mem­ 322-0*86 where else in the world. bers of communities. a member of tha Seminola County Board dt AC TIN G M AYO R M. L. Rabom Jr. (le ft) has proclaimed May 23-29 aa "Realtor W eek" in San­ ford. Herbert Stenstrom In president o f the Semi­ nole County Bourd o f Realtors. (Herald Photo) Stenatrom Realty Bex 243, Oviedo Moris W. Warner 7M 8. Park A v e , Saaford ♦ �H O LLE R MOTOR S ALE S . . . Cadillac, Chevro­ let nnd Otdsmobile dealers for this area . . . has established new headquarters on West First Street near the railroad. A t this open air pavillion Holler’s will deal in new nnd used cars. They nlso will continue the new nnd used cnr lot at 2507 Park Drive. The former hondqunrtors at Second nnd Palmetto will continue to operate fo r service and parts. V F W Barbecue liy Capt. Dottle Austin Richard E. •The mobility o f our air­ Fowler craft Jr., commander of Reconnais­ sance Attack W ing One paid tribute to tho enlisted men o f the N avy in a talk before members o f the Sanford-Scminole Jaycees Thursday. “ We have the most advanc­ ed and best equipment in the world fo r our RA5C Vigilante training program nt Sanford Naval A ir Station but, in the finnl analysis, the success of the entire operation depends on the men who keep tho planes flying and the equip­ ment operating. We are proud that we have one o f the high­ est re-enlistment rates in the N a vy despite the tremendous pressure and grueling sched­ ule under which we operate," Captain Fowler said. He noted that it is the job o f the W ing to provide train­ ed and tcady squadrons and crews fo r the four major fleets around the world. "The strength o f our Navy projects our power through­ out the world. Others listen when we speak for it is evi­ dent that we can apply thi» strength when it la needed any where in the world," ha said. carriers floating makes them all-weather jet air­ ports and our Vigilantes com­ South Seminote P o»t 8207, Veteran* o f Foreign W ar*, will sponsor a chicken-rib carriers and their supporting barbecue Sunday at the Post supply ships never actually Home on Old Dixie Highway need to enter any port, and north of Longwood, Serving could operate at sea indefin­ is to begin at 1 p.m. itely. bine nil forms and techniques "R u t It is good fo r our image abroad fo r our men to striking power in one nlreraft. be seen ashore and it is good "Rasing nil these aircraft for the men to see the world, nt tho Sanford Naval A ir so we put into port. It does Station given us centraliza­ every one good," he concludtion o f control, support nnd Captain bowler accompan­ training equipment nnd facil­ ities to provide the crews ied hi* talk with color slides irady to go anywhere in the depicting the work o f the world," Captain Fowler de­ W ing training progrnm and it’s-application in fleet oper­ clared. He pointed nut that the ation. of aerial Intelligence and tc a mile. Includes service, insurance. DEK LE’S G U LF SERVICE • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rcnlnl Hedn SANFORD 322-1921 / v : . Tlie Kinifubcrry "A n dover" . . . 4 bedroom*, 2Vst bntha, ltujfe fam ily room, fully air conditioned, double garage. 1,700 square foot o f fine family living for only $25,000 • if T i yIt ; ■ < mM W ' in El ‘ ~ J ji k \lL Epworth League 1804 PALO M A AVE. V IS IT TH IS L O V E L Y HOME! Makes Plans For — O FF 8. SANFORD AVE . ENTER District Meet The Friendship Class of Elder Springs Baptist Church will meet at T:30 p. m. Mon­ day. AU ladles 45 years old and older are Invited to at­ tend and assist in planning work for the class. Mrs. Flor­ ence Myera trill be hostess for the evening. UIM 'A sVa-M? - .r A t First & i ’almrtlo (Alongside old post office) PURE CANE Seminole High School Glee Club will present its annual spring concert on the stage o( (he school auditorium Monday at 8 p. m. Most of the songs featured in the concert will be from the latest Droadway musical pro­ ducts including "M y Fair L a d y " and "M a ry Poppln" with several numbers in cos­ tume. Special numbers will feature the Double Quartette, the T r i­ ple Trio, the Mixed Ensemble and the Chorallers. Soloists will be Cathy Folds, Anna Lea Herman, Lucy Willis and eCharlcs Best. Acrompaniisti will he I^icy Willis, lirrnda Carroll and Marcia Coleman. The produc­ tion will be directed by Miss Ollle Reese Whittle. Class To Meet - >*• OVER 35 Y E A R S >- •y r : * •'siviw Spring Concert Slated Monday The Youth Department o f First Southern M e t h o d i s t Church made plans fo r at­ tending the Epworth league District Meeting to be held next week in Port Salerno at last 8unday evening's meet­ ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Priest. Program was led by Miss Elisabeth Priest and William Talmadge followed by group hymn singing and searching in ths Bible fo r scripture ref­ erences. Refreshments o f homemade ice cream and caka were rerved to those attending, Elisabeth Prieet, William Talmadge, Gena Jameson, Allan Getraan, Lawana Williams, James T a l m a d g e , Daniel Priest, Ben Adams and Steve Duffey. Adults present were Mrs. B. L. Adams, H. M. Jameson and Robert Getman. Kins Car-Truck Rental Rent a new '65 Mustang nr other fine compart car for KINGSBERRY S BIG “ witt-a-bome” c o n t e s t INOTHINO DOWN and SNO TH INO par MONTH I Absolutely free! N o strings! Roih the kingvherry Dream Home and the lot can l«* yours! FKI F! FREE! FRFEI What a prize! What a chance to own the kind o f home you've always dreamed of! Spacious! l ivable! Beautifully designed . . . mister fully arranged . . . So oiler you leisurely hving at its modern best! Read on m tee how this lovely King sherry Home plus lot eaa be youmf ANp H it t 'S HOW YOU WIN ITI Enter r*e Kingibtrry •V ia-a-ham " Conteet now at the modal home pictured above. to m e out nowl (let \our neme In the hit! Fnter the contest that only KingsheeTy een offer! K IN G S B E R R Y S E X C IT IN G Annie" C O N TE ST! Flnter now! "a m o - Don't welt another minute! IT* the ahease ad e hfetiase la v ia ths horns for a Mfetiaeei B O N U S P R IZ I P R O M G K I P t l l TRIP T O W O R L D 'S P A IR P O R T W O I of tba assay esstetiaihm features ad Ads d m * ad a built hs "wife saving" kitchen! Baa H sow! Oat fee fe e * an Jutf one FO R 1W O I You sou Id ha the * u m »f I CALL BUILDER 1719 S. Sanford Ave. 322*1810 K lags harry Nome b the beautiful O B O B s FBEB W O RLD 'S P A IR TBJP IHn Hvi In i AN OHentfo, Winter Park', Garment, Casselberry Snnferd mmiDele*4 Pwblix Markets �Page 8 — May 21, 1068 Indians Allred, Kelley Capture Top Honors In Dusty Boots Event McCallister, On Their W a y By P M UPI Sports Dawn Writer The Cleveland Indiana are on the move—up, not out By Margaret Ceefcy Mlea Valerie Allred aad bar American League where only Arabella, of Orlando, cam e through ia the Junior that the Indians might pull up Division o f l i f t Sunday’a D u ­ ty Beets H o n e Show, winning Wash. 21 poiats, and riding o ff with tba Saunders Farm Start Jun­ io r High M a t Trophy for tba day. Thle gava Valeria a total e f US points for the six month* eerie., to win the Mitchell Trailer Six Montha-HIgh Point Trophy. Winner o f the Junior reserve ribbon, although she only rode in three show*, waa Mlsa Christina Copelen, also e ( Orlando, with 7S points. Jack Kelley and Don Knight o f Cocoa, swept the Six Month Series in the Senior Division, with Jack totaling i l l points to win the Mitchell Trailer gin Months-High Point Tro­ phy. Tbs reservt ribbon in Uis nix months serits went to Knight, who accumulated St points. Kelley chalked up so potato hi Sunday's events, nostag out Norma Baldwin of N sw Smyrna Beach by ■ sin­ g le point to win the Kellett Liggett-Re n i l Senior HighPoint Trophy for the show. Miss Wendy Bensoo, Orlan­ de, ■ junior division rider, earned more points in a single show than anyone else In the satire series. Out of possible, 66, Wendy scored St points. Unfortunately aha was a lata •a iry to the series and wound up la fourth position after E vart Shoemaker o f Cocoa. Wieners o f first place tro­ phies and ribbons were: Jr. Xeyhola: Valerie Allred, F a t Osendlnt, Nancy Schwclckart, Cindy Paulucd. Sr. Keyhole: Norms Baldwin, Doe Knight, Barbery Harvey. Jr. Cloverleaf: Robbie Knowles, Wendy Benson, Val* erie Allred, Shirley Durfcy, Kathy Oxendine, and Gary Bradford. 8r. Cloverleaf: Jack Kelley, Linda Ball, Norman Baldwin, Legal Notice fn am ewert • » ik , c m s i, l a * ! , , I n a l u l , C N i l r , FlorMo, la e n t a l , . fa r*i (M a r * mt c n n i « T i N K ii. FiKi.nRn. DrcHikl. To All C r W I I t n i « S r m u a K a r l a * Clataaa or D n u a S i A galoot Bale Kalalat Ton ami aach of yon ara karabr nntlfl»<t and rai|iilrrd In pratant an, rlalnia and drniand, which you, or althar of you. •nay hava aaalnat lha aalala of CHriatlna II. Fielder, drraaaad, lala of aald County, to lha County Judpa of Namlnnla Caunly, Florida, at hla offlra In lha court houaa of aald County nt Hanford, Florida, within all ralandar mnnttia from tha lima of Ilia flrat pub­ lication of thla nollea. Two capiat of aach claim or do. mind ahill ba In writing, and ahall atala tha plara of rail* danra and pool offlra addrrta ef tha claimant, and ahall l>a • worn to by tha claimant, hla • ■•nt, or attorney and arcompanlad by a filing faa ef ena dollar end auch claim or damand not an fllad ahall ha void. a/ Danlal Flaldar Aa administrator of Ilia Katala of , Chrlaiina II. Flaldar, dacaaaad Hutchlion and Lofflor Feat Otflca Drawar K Panfnrd, Florida Atlnrnaya for Administrator I'ubllah May SI, I I * Juna 4, II, l i l t CDIS-TT IN THK CIRCUIT COI « T OF T K N NINTH JDIliriAI. CIH- c t rr in A n n r im b k n in o l n COUNTY, Pl.OHIIIt. CMANCKNV Ntk. I4»T« T U N ItOHTO.V F1VIB CKNT8 NAVINUB HANK, Plaintiff, SDW ARD a FATNIJ. at al, That's the word around tha n year ego the ecuttlehutt waa stakes and fly o ff to Seattle, DON KNIGHT AND JACK KELLEY VALERIE ALLRED Hollow Log (Open): Pell, Valerie Allred, Krccck, Mary Jack Kelley, Knowlei. Diane Debra Beth Lake, and Burma Tiger Decisions Carter, Now Looking To Giardello's Title H bolls down to another NEW YO R K (U P I) - Now It It’s Dick T iger’s turn to play Glardcllo-Tlger meeting. It cosy. should be difficult for Joe to It was more than 17 months ago that Joey Glardcllo took the middleweight crown (ram Tiger and since that day he’s been hemming end hawing and successfully avoiding a rematch. However, Glardcllo seemed to relent somewhat Thursday when he announced that If Tiger defeated Rubin (Hurricane) Carter he would talk title with him. Well, Tiger defeated Carter and In convincing fashion with a unanimous 10-round decision Thursday night In a bout that aaw him down his opponent Ihren limes with ferocious left hands. And now Tiger says he‘a heard enough of Glardelio. ■Tva been waiting 17 months," T iger said In his dressing room at Madison Square Garden, "1 don't want to call him and waste any time. I've fought all the m id­ dleweight* around and now I'm going to try the lightheavyweight divisions." T h e 39-year-old Nigerian wants a shot at Wayne Thorn­ ton, the No. 1 light-heavy, but Thornton haa hla sights act on Jose Torres, the new champ. That makea it unlikely ThornIon will submit to a fight with Tiger and possibly hurt hi* chances for a title-go. fend off his most logical con­ Legal Notice IX THR CIRCUIT COURT, pafandanta. NINTH JUniCIAt. CIRCUIT OF s o T t r a o r i n r in FI.ORIHA IN AND FOR BKMISrONTOAUH FONKCl.nai'HK NOI.lt COUNTY TO I KtlWARD C. rA T N K CHANCKHV NO. 14000 KNalONNCNi UNK NOWN (11.K\ K. SHULTZ, ANO TO I All partlaa rlalmtn* Flslattff lataraate by, through, un. Aar or acalnat tha efora- RLSIK J. BHULTZ, •aid paraon Pafanfaot TOU ARN haraby notlflad NOTICR OP BI'IT that a Complaint to forocloee THR I T I T H OF FI.OHIDA TOi a oortala mortaaca anrumbarRUHR J. MIIIII.TZ <•■ (ha fallawtng daaorlhad l « t l Klahtaanth A nnu o raal proparty, ta-wltl Oakland, California l o t SI. Block "It", COUN­ A Sworn Complaint having T R Y CLUB MANOR. UNIT baan fllad naalnat too In tha NO. I, aeeordlne to tha Circuit Court In and for Bamlplat tharaof as racordad la nots County, Florida, la Chon* Plat Rook II, Pag* II, Pub- cary, for Ulvorea, lha ohorl lla Racorda at Stmlnolt till* of sold action halna OI.RN County. Florida, K. BIIUI-TZ. Plaintiff va. KLBIK haa baan fllad again,! you In J. SHULTZ, Datandonl, lhaaa tha a bar a atylad aalt, and you praaanlo ora to cause and raara roqutroA to aarva a ropy qulra yon la flit your wrlttan • f year Aoawor or other Plaad- dsfanaas. If any, to tha Com­ tag U tha Camptalal on Plain- plaint fllad haraln, and In ttffo_ altar aaya, ANDKRSON, ----------------- aarva o copy tharaof upon RUSK, OBAN A LOWNDKB. Plalatlfra atlornay on or baSIS Boat Central noulavard. fora lha lllh day of Juna, A. Orlaada, Florida, aad file tha It. ISIS, olhsrwlaa • Uarraa Pro •rlgtaal Aaawar ar other Cunfaaao will ba antarad aaalnat PtaaAlag la tha afttca of tha you and lha oouao procaad as Clark at tka circuit Court aa parts. • r before lha Slat day of Juna, WITNRaa my hand and offi­ SHI. II you fall la da aa. a cial naal at Sanford. Oamtuola dacraa ara con fee*# will ha tab- Caunly, Florida, thla ISth day an agalnat Joi you far tha relief of May. A. D. IMS. daauadad In tha Comptalat. (SEAL) Thla Notice ahall ba publish Arthur It. Barhwllh, Jr., •d oars a wash for four conClark of lha Circuit Court, eocullvo waaka In Tha Ban Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Bamlnola Caunly, fard Herald. Florida DATKO THIS Iflh day of lly Manila Nlawall. It. C. May. I l l l . UOIl I WIN V. FIIKDKIIICK (IB A t.) . , Atlornay for Plaintiff Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr„ I IN Raal Commercial Blraat Clark of Circuit Court p. a Bos m s Byt Marika T. Vlblaa ■anlord. Florida. StTTt Deputy Clark . . Pahllab May It, IS A Juaa 4. Publish May It. SI, SI A Juaa I, I l l l 11*1941 Ci>M-»a a l l -16 tender much longer and fob lowing T lger’a performance before 0,789 at the Garden Thursday night the match would be a deluxe attraction and one the public deserves. Fuel Dragster To Be Featured Saturday Night The Seminole Timing Asso­ ciation will present a show of area competition from Central Florida Area Ihia Saturday night at tho Osceola Drag Strip. The gates will open at 6:30 classification begins at 7:30, and Eliminations will get under way al 0:30. A walled for event by the Indies to be held this Saturday night will be the Powder Puif. The Kiris will be tu rn e d loose on the chance that they won't (ear up anything, bul come up with a trophy. The ears will Ik- spotted according lo class. T op feature o f the evening will ba n fuel dragster, tha "B ig Bamboo." This rail, drlvrn by R. I.. Payton, o f New Smyrna, haa been turning an E T of 7.91 at 209 mph., and he ia out to beat hla own re­ cord. Also eapoctod to be on hand la ■ 37 W illis Pickup, powered by • Blown Chovy mill, turning In tha High 10'a, owned and driven by Harold llrooks and Brownla Crlaa of Orlando; "Dynam ite" n '66 Dodge Heml o f Naw Smyrna Ucarh, turning an K T o f ll.M ; and the "Golden Goat" from Tituavllla, a '66 P ly­ mouth Heml H u d , turning nn ET they're siylng Simple oc rim mo goo arc in fo r Sominolt High Maaon Rudolph, playing oa « hla hie another sort o f move—at tha ■tore School footboll hopefuls neat "aecond hom e" cou n t, and A L pennant. week, aa spring practice en­ Bob McCallliter, playing aa as The Baltimore Orioles, at ters Its final sosslona, culmin­ though he'd found a borne, led least, ara la no mood to argue ating with tha spring practice game next Friday night at the w ay today into the tba aecond the matter at the moment. round of tha 160,000 The Indiana, who finished 20 Memorial Stadium. 60,000 Mcmphli Lack o f naming e now head Open golf tournament. games out o f flrat place in coach to fill the vocancy le ft Rudolph end MeCellliter, 1664, are currently on n four- by tha resignation o f mentor dleplaylng the flneeae requir­ game winning streak and Jim P igo tt has worked a ed for the ehort, tricky Colon­ Thursday night completed e hardship on tho o ta ff ond ial Country Club coune, fired sweep o f a three-gima aeries boya during tha spring drills. flve-under-par 69i U i Thursday Thunday with the Oriole* with a 8-2 vic­ It haa been difficult to really to tie for the opening round tory. They have won seven of plan a mods o f operation fo r lead. the l i games they have play­ naxt year's competition. Favored Jack N I e k I a • u usa ed at home and are perched In Thursday the 60 boyo seek­ found hla booming powar of fourth place within raoge of ing starting spots were dlvidlittle uie and had to do some aomo real contention. ed Into two aquadi, one acrambling to itay two atrokai Pilcher Sonny Slebcrt and coached by Jim McCoy end oft tha pact at 67, first baseman Fred Whitfield, Ralph Stumpf, tho other The ninth hola ia aa examinl­ a couple o f spear earrltrs In guidod by Dick Williams and pla of what Nlcklaua and aad ’64, continued Thunday night John Colbort. othen In the 144-min field ran to m ik e significant contribu­ Tho boyo hovo primarily into on the 6,466-yard courae. tions to the Indian revival. been working on fundament­ One stroke back of Rudolph Slebcrt, who woo only (even als up to this point, but now and McCalUster at 66 ware games In 1664, scored hla will concentrata on basic Julius Boros, Homera Blancaa fourth victory o f this year by plays used In tho post. Be­ and George Archer. A t 67, limiting tha Orioles to eight cause o f this, there will bo with Nlcklaua, were Dave hiti In I H Innings. Whitfield, little now to bo oeen in the Ken Nagle and Jack who hit only 10 homers and spring gome. Thua, next F ri­ Eight golfera were drove in only 26 runs all lis t day night tho squad in action season, hit hla fifth round will look very almllar to lost ----- . . . . entered the tour­ tripper o f the current cam­ year’s HomlnoJes. nament as odds-on favorite on paign and raised hla 1963 RBI Athletic D i r e c t o r Fred tha strength of hla Master! total to 24. Ganoo this morning said tho The New York Yankees de­ spring drills were going "real win and bis standing as the Professional G o l f Associa­ tailed the Boston Red Sox 6-3 wall." tion's top moneywlnner o f lha and the Detroit Tlgera icored Ha praised the boya fo r year. a 9-6, 10-inning victory over working aa hard aa they have Rudolph looked aa though the Washington Senators in in tho hot woathor, saying he'd grown up on this tree- the other A L games sched­ "Th ey have to lovo it to bo lined course, and he almost uled. out there." In the National League, St. had. He played here almost dally when he attended M em ­ Louis routed Philadelphia 122, Milwaukee bombed New phis State University. When the 60,000 first place York 7-1, Cincinnati ripped money la awarded Sunday Pittsburgh 11-3, and San Fran­ AM E R IC AN LEAG UE alter 72 holes, K ia eapected cisco downed Chicago 2-0. W L P e t GB (hat the winner's card will be Chicago 23 9 .719 near 270—10 under par. Minnesota 20 12 .628 3 Detroit I I 14 .663 8 Cleveland 16 13 .633 SVA Baltimore 17 16 .515 6Vt Loa Angeles 18 17 .314 6*v Boston 14 17 .492 IV* New York 14 19 .424 914 Washington 13 21 .382 11 C IT Y LEAGUE Kansas City 8 23 .298 14V4 Flrat Half Final SUediega Tharaday's Retails Tha aummar alnglon classic W L bowling Icaguo go t o ff to n New York 6 Boston 9 Klngswood .................... 10 S big atari with n field o f six­ Detroit 6 Washington 8, 10 in Kilowatta ................... 6 3 teen kegltrs. Jack Frost, on nings LeRoy Robb ................. 6 3 tho opening night, rolled Cleveland 8 Baltimore 2, night (Only garnet scheduled) Chick N ' T r e a t ............ 6 6 games o f 332, 100, U 7 and Panning Lumber .......... 6 6 223 fo r a 102 aortas. Today's Games Chase .......................... 1 11 He rolled this series against Chicago at Los Angeles ( N ) I'SO .............................. 1 It George Swann, who avaragad Kansas City at Minnesota (N ) Baltimore at Detroit (N ) Second Half Begins May 31 190 with n 760 aeries. CHURCH LEAG UE Froat ia in first place, with Boston at Cleveland (N ) W L Harry Pentecost In tho se­ Washington at Naw York (N ) N A T IO N A L LEAG UE Knights o f Columbus . 10 0 cond alet having rolled a 791 Church of God of P. .. 4 3 saris*, taking three points W L Pet. GB Congregational .......... 4 7 from Dick Schnltxler’a 727. Ix>a Angeles 23 l i .676 Pinecrcat Assembly . . 3 • 16 13 .994 3 John Bridges Is third with Cincinnati (N o Games Scheduled) 16 13 .992 4U a two point win over Bobby Milwaukee L IT T L E N A TIO N A L 18 13 .943 4Vt Boredorf, 779 and 761 respec­ St. Louis 16 16 .326 • W L tively. Boradorf holds tho San Fran. PhlladelpTn 16 17 .433 6Vt Chase • 6 2 fourth place position. 16 17 .419 6Vi First Federal ................ I 3 John Spolakl Is in fifth Chicago 17 16 .472 7 Locomotive Engineer! . 6 6 piece a t he salvaged three Houston 13 20 .IN 6Vi Hunt Cometa .................. 4 6 points from Phil Roche. Bpol- N ew York • 24 J72 13Vi Quality Mobile Homea . t 10 ski bowled a 711 to Xocho'a Pittsburgh Tharaday's Resalto Game Today: F ln t Federal 678 M t va. C h ile, 4:30, Bay Avenua Pots Petersen holds down San Franclaco 2 Chicago 0 Park tho olaUt olot with e throe- Milwaukee 7 New York 1, point win over Dele Nybeck, night L IT T L E AM ERICAN W L 706 to 681. Buel Carmen la In St. Loula 12 Philadelphia g, Georges .........................T 8 seventh position with a clean night Strickland Morrison . . . 6 3 sweep over Marshall Wlltahlro Cincinnati 11 Pittsburgh S, night Navy ............................6 4 C8I to 607. George Swann la la eighth (Only games scheduled) Sanford Ailantle .......... 6 6 Florida State .................4 7 place with hla 760 aet fol­ M a y ' s Games G a m e Tonight: Strickland lowed b/ Dick Schnltalar. Lea Aagelea at Chicago W. A . Ward In tenth place, Philadelphia at Cincinnati (N ) Morrison va. Florida State, epllt hla match with A1 Phil- Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (N ) 7:00, Ft. Mellon Park llpe 667 to IT !. New York at SL Loula (N ) JUNIOR LEAGUE There waa a total o f twelve twolve San Francisco at Houston (N ) W L 200Elks loeta et taitalevttet D S game* rolled ever the 100* toodlng the tha LlvlU n leetaaMHOoetai D 4 mark with Froat leading pack followed by Ward's Ward'a 226 Rotary •■eeaMnamnaeanana I S17 aad 114, John Bridge# 117 and S14, Shrift* eeaoenaelMetMte Glen WBkes, Stetson Uni­ Bob Boredorf with a pair o e f versity heikttbell coach, will CPO • ••iMpaetteNaoiMe 216 gam e;. Harry Pen tecoat be the a u la speaker nt L y ­ Pentecost Kiwanis Gama 116 aad S08 aad George Geerge man High School1* All-Sports Bwaaa with a US. Awards Banquet tonight tn the school cafeteria beginning at 7 o'clock. Awards win he presented to the outstanding performera on Lyman's athletic teems daring tho past school poor. M EM PHIS, Twin. (U P I) - David Pell, O. L. sod Roy Black. Jr. Poltbendlng: Wendy Bensoo, Mike Kelley, Kathy Brad­ ford, Diane Pell, Pat Oxendine, and Gary Bradford. 8r. Polebending: Joyce K el­ ley, Norma Baldwin, Burma Knowles, Don Knlgbt, David Pell and G. L. Bradford. Pick-up Rae# (Open): Jack Kelley and Don Knlgbt, Rob­ bie Knowles and Kelley, Joyce and Jack Kelley, Wendy Ben­ son and Kelley, and Norma Baldwin and Roy Black. Western Pleasure (Open): Linda Ball, Edith Whiting, H. E. Lee Jr., Norms Baldwin, Margaret Story and Patricia Bradford. Jr. Flag Race: Kathy Brad­ ford, Dlan Pell, Pat Oxendine, Valerie Allred, Wendy Benson, and Cindy Paulucd. Sr. Flag Race: Jack Kelley, Wilson Driggers, Dick Cam­ eron, Ronnie Tlndel, David Pell and Selma Palmer. Now Scrimmages In Store For SHS Gridders that the Indiana could make Standings City League Standings Summer Singles Bowling League Now Underway W IN N IN G TEAM in the Hi-Noonera Bowling League waa nponsored by Stenatrom Realty. From le ft are Carolyn Sallee, Libie Whitehead, Kathy Gray, Mrn. Carolyn Stenatrom (holding nponaors trophy) and Etta Domnin. Awards were made at banquet at Lake Monroe Inn Wednesday. Kingswood Captures First Half League Crown Builders holding Panning scoreless in the p u t aeveral seasons when Navy, 20-9. plastered USO, 36-2, last night its half. Otto Thoroai, the they defeated They tallied 10 runs In tha winning pitcher, waa also top to nose out Kilowatts and fifth Inning. Dave Hudson waa LeRoy Robb for the first half hitter with three aafetles. Don the winning pitcher. Mika Wesslund championship in the City Lea­ Griffin and Jim Voltollne had five-for-five to each had two hits and Rick gue. The Builders, defending cap hitting honors. Hudson Sires and Buddy Burton each city champs, tacked another had an out-of-the-park hom­ had three hits. Scott H arrii, pennant to their accumulation er. Mike Farley hit aafely o f Navy, had the only home run nf the game. of tiUei. three times for the losers. Tw o big garnet are lined up Quality Mobile Homes and Frank Stafford, Klngswood on the Sanford Recreation De­ Sanford Atlantic took victor­ manager, belted five hits in partment schedule today. Tha ies In Little League play. five trips to the plate to take Junior League title will be Quality, loser o f 34 atralght h i t t i n g honr.ra. Kingswood won by Elks should they beat games, won its a e c o n d used 11 players and everyona Rotary this afternoon at Pineitraight yesterday, outlasting collected at least two hits and hurst Park. A Rotary victory the Hunt Cometa, 12-11. Mike scored at le a it twice. would leave the final stand­ Laubert was the winning hurlButch Cook and Bob Youring* in a three w ay tie for er. Randy Ivey had three hits, thaw each banged out four first place and require a play* Including a home run, and hits. At one stage, in the third oft for the championship. George Griffin alto chipped inning, Kingswood had 13 con­ in three hits to aid the Qual­ secutive hits. They finished ity victory. Steve Hitchcock the first half with a 10-2 rec­ waa top batsman for the Com­ M EM B ERSH IP 616.66 ord, both losses coming at the ets with three hits. then weekday Gretas Fee I I hands of LeRoy Robb. Land O' Lakes Country Club Sanford Atlantic Bank ran Robb nosed out Fanning Hwy. 17-92, Coaoolborry up one of the biggest run to­ Lumber 9-1 by scoring three 838-2699 tals in Little League play over runs lo the seventh Inning and T hs Klngswood PLAY GO LF North Orlando Taps Altamonte Little Leaguers By Jim Baechun Herald Sports W riter Kevin Stephenson hurled a three-hitter to give the North Orlando Cardinals n 6-2 vic­ tory over the A l t a m o n t e Twins Inat night in LltUs L *«*u o action in Casselberry. Stephenson struck out flvo batters and didn't allow n run until tho sixth frame, when tho Twins scored twice. North Orlando scored four times In the fourth and added two runs in the fifth . J e ff Davis had n pair nf alnglaa fo r North Orlando and Bobby Nawflold hit n doubia fo r th* Twins, In Sanior League ploy, Ed W ire pitched tho Cords to n 4-1 victory over tho Twins. Ho struck out I I b a tten and allowed only four boss hits. Bo Smart, Mika Krecsk and W ire aach had a pair o f hits fo r North Orlando, and Bob Culpoppor had a double aad •Ingle fo r Altamonte. — Only BIG W H E E L YAZOO MASTER MOWERS NORTHCOOt Banquet Tonight Legal Notice n o rm s o r U T K irr TO PASO LRUleLSTIOV TAILORED t f SAONBIt •••B at Ask fora W E B ELL — SE R V IC E somt, and e-oo-1 tailored by Ssfiuc. Northcool Balts BUtke sammor bearable, with k j man-made fabrics appropriately neiilitmrf with scmpnttbfa lixhtwrifht eoutndioa. Wash la wear or dry-cksnnhle. D E M O N STR ATE — T R A D E m o A N D R E N T Y A ZO O TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: NOTICR IS HRItRRT OIVRN I C U / I C B ALE S A N D of lotonlloo to apply to tie l- C V T lj SE R V IC E H U ••••loo. rcgulor or oportol. of tho Florida I-ogDIoluro 3817 W . Country a s h Road for poMSgo of on act onitod. (20TH ST.) lug tho Pollrcntoa'o r»n«lqn Low lo to tho City mt Sonford SA N F O R D F LO R ID A hr M l raising th* widow's p*n> •loo from forty p»r cool to fifty p«r c»m or iho pension which would hovo boo n re­ SUM M ER HOURS volted by tho police officer •od (b ) olloilootlog oil rotorOpen Monday • Saturday toco lo fomlty rotoilvoo so op* pllcohlo to possible pons loo • 6 6 A.M . • 4:66 P J L •ovorogo; providing aa otfooOpen M m . A FvL N igh to tiro dole. Pnhlloh Moy II. t i l l 'HU 6:66 P J I. CDM-II jm tag. Narfhflool |g oomrtkktg Hjhfc PH. 322-7928 MEDALLION MINX Bowling League flrat place McClellan Aaaoclatea team ahowa trophiaa awarded during recent banquet. Left to right they are Alice Stanbury, Glnny McClellan, Doria Doea, Rena Rvbickl aad Marie Daouat. During luncheon new officers were elected for league. They are Betty Tavlor. president; Marie Deouat, vice president Fatty Paul, secre­ tary; Ollle Cross, treasurer, aad Freda Gregory, eergeaat-at-arms. ona W ag eoolar than a » mo EXTRA PANTS SjM u Eg A ^ M n g o toheapyoufogOngfraeit! 110.00 *i A) �'Major Dundee' Rifs Hit Pur* adventure, brawling keep his tense o f humor in excitement and lusty action— the middle o f battle and sud­ along with tome superb charden death; James Cobum, as acterixatoni o f men in battle — can be found In the breath* a one-armed Indian scout; leta new Columbia Picture! Michael Anderson Jr., as a release, “ Major Dundee,*• a baby-faced bugler who learnt Jerry B r e a l e r production from his fellows how to kill which opent Sunday at the and kiss; Mario Adorf, at a Rita Theatre, The excitement knife-throwing Mexican ser­ it In Tanavition and color. geant; Brock Peters, as the Charlton Heston plays the leader o f six Negroes who title rote, that o f a Union volunteer to join the company A rm y officer who commands even though its personnel In­ a company o f renegades and cludes Confederate soldiers deserters in a desperate mis­ more eager to fight Union sion through the great South* soldiers thnn they are to fight w e s t A lio topping the stellar Indians, and lovely Sente east is Richird Harris, the Berger, as the widow o f a brilliant Irish star o f “ This Mexican doctor. Sporting L ife ," as a Confed­ “ Major Dundee" is partial­ erate captain who is second- ly bused on historie fact. in-command o f the expedition Sierra Charriba, gaunt and and who is determined, once murderous Indian chief, has that mission is completed, to massacred a company o f U. S. kill the hard-bitten major. Cavalry, and nguin escaped Also part o f the desperate into Mexico. Civil W ar or no crew are Jim Hutton, ns an Civil W ar, M ajor Dundee Arm y lieutenant who tries to leads hia own troop o f mis­ Wine, Dine Her This Weekend ZS'ih fits and killers against tha Apache, accompanied by Con­ federate A rm y Captain Tyrcen and others o f his men; the rebels have been given a choice: they can fig h t under tha American fla g or they can face a murder charge. “ M ajor Dundee" le a pow,e r f u 1 atory magnificently brought to the screen by players and technicians who, to judge merely from what la presented on the screen, worker! long and arduously to capture the hatreds and fru ­ strations, the beauty and mis­ ery o f the time. Based on a screenplay by H arry Julian Kink, Oscar Saul and Sam Peckinpah, "M a jor Dundee" was directed by Peckinpah. / V 1 IN ‘MAJOR DUNDEE,’ new Jerry Brealer pro­ duction fo r Columbia Pictures relcnso in Panavision and color, Charlton Heston (rip h t) invites co-star Richard Harris (le ft ) anti other confed­ erate Arm y prisoners to fijih t under the Union fluff uftuinst murnuding Apaches, Opens Sunday at the Ritz. Sophia Stars At Drive-In The romantic drama, “ M ar­ riage Kalian Style," will be featured Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at Movicland DriveIn Theatre. It atara Sophia Loren and M arcello Mastrolannl. It'a In eolor and thia is the first Ssnford showing. The co feature at that time will be “ Sylvia," atarring Carroll Baker. from A ih ly a ," atarring Rich­ In “ Marriage-Itallan Style," ard Wldmark. Miss Loren plsvs the part of Undisputed aa one of the a clever, tempestous and ten­ world's most and der woman, who, after a 2Academy year affair, manages to guile Award winner Sophia Loren, her man into marriage and at is once again reunited with the same time, wins both his the team o f actor Marcello respect and love. Mastroianni, director Vittoria The story is based upon the De Sica, and producer Carlo celebrated Kalian stage play, Ponti, in Joseph E. Levine's polgnsnt and Impassioned "Filoniena Marturano," and drama, "M arriage • Italian Miss Loren is only the sec­ Style." ond actress ever to play the Mist Loren recently scored demanding fem ale lead. She a tremendous hit with M ar­ considers it the most challeng­ cello Mastroianni in another ing role she has undertaken In Levine hit, "Yesterday, Today since her performance and Tom orrow ," with De Sica "T w o W om en," for which she and Ponti repealing their received an Oscar aa best rules a a director and produc­ actress. talented beautiful actresses, The twin bill for Wednes­ day only will be “ North to A laska," a t a r r 1n g John Wayne, and “ The Pigeon That Took R om e," with Charlton Heston. The triple feature, all in color, for May 27-29 w ill be " D e a r B rigitte," atarring Jamea Stewart; “ T a ffy and the Jungle Hunters," with Jean Bergerac, and "F ligh t er. WEDDING B E L L S chime fo r Marcella Mastroiannl and Sophia Loren who co-stnr in the Joseph E. Levine romnntic drnmn, "M arriage — Italian S tyle" opening Sunday at the Drive-In Theatre Eastbrook School Urged Of Board 'Retirement' Word Has New Definition Request for a new element­ Seminole Elementary School By Weber F. Trout ary school near Eastbrook E s­ CTP, handed the board a peti­ TU CSO N, A r il. ( U P I ) — tates, a large housing develop­ tion bearing 385 signatures of Retirement ia * big word in ment in the southeast corner Eastbrook parents. America today and its defini­ o f Seminole County, was made Mason Wharton, achool tion is being rewritten. to the county school board No longer does retiring Thursday by a delegation of hoard chairman, told the group simply mean nearing the end (hat when the slate survey parents. Spokesman for the groun, team arrives here in N ovem ­ o f useful or activa life. Medi­ Mrs. Gerald McGinnis, out-go­ ber the matter will be brought cal acirnca baa given retirees more leisure years in which ing president o f the South to iheir attention. to enjoy almost any pursuit they choose. TON1TB ft HAT. Retirement plana today put A D M ISSIO N u r v f l the sunny fun o f later life M ID I IM T M I A T R F $ 1 . 0 0 CARLO AD within reach o f almost all Americana— from tha factory F E A T U R E NO. 1 A T 7:15 workers and office help to "THE LOST WORLD OF 81NBAD" the executives. IN “ O U T-O F-TIII8-W O H LD ” COLOR N ot many years ago moat F E A T U R E NO. 2 A T 9:30 O N L Y oldsters considered themselves “HOW TO MURDER YOUR W IFE" furtunats I f they had paid o ff JACK LEMMON — V IR N A L IS A their mortgages when retire IN GORGEOUS COLOR ment came and could live out F E A T U R E NO. 3 A T II:S 0 O N L Y their years a t the old home In “ NEVER PUT IT IN WRITING" relative comfort. S T A R R IN G P A T BOONE But at least fo r some that F IR S T 8A N F O R D SH O W IN G has changed. They sell the old house, buy a new car, leave tha children and grand­ children and tha amoky, crowded citiea behind . . . and head fo r a brand new Ufa in ADULT ENTERTAINMENT tha year-round aunahino o f JSMUffl SUN.-MON.-TUES. [ FIRST SANFORD SHOWING SHOW S T W IC E — F IR S T T IM E 7:11 1‘. M. ianni ^ _/ • A t t I m a 2nd BIG WEEK! Robert Carroll Mitcham Baker ■ B e T IL L 1 *9 B O a W M ON. - H U . O W •Color Twenty milea south o f the now thriving old city o f Tuc­ son, on tha road to Nogales and lets than an hour's drive from Mexico, ia what may become one o f the nation's most outstanding retirement communities. I t it called Tuc­ son Green Valley, sponsored by the University o f Arizona and developed by builder Don Maxon. DOUBLE FEATURE I I T O P IN T E R N A T IO N A L ACTS IN -G O GO M A N IA PLU S - T W IS T A L L N IG H r ' it * CO FEATURE 10:00 ONLY Climate ia all-inipcrtant and and Aritona offera some o f the natlun'a most ideal wet ther fo r healthful retirement. Days are sunny and warm, nights cool, tha humidity bone-dry, the aklei blue and the desert* and mountains in­ triguing and dramatic. TODAY SUNDAY GEORGE MAHARI8 f H IH E R M E „ -JU - g.-wTawn— ii— nwmaimsuMian admission ADULTS 60c I K 8:88 •ill l:M miDN-HAKRIS Hunw-CoiN Pago T Freddie's Steak House Central Florida's Oldest & Finest TTB rm 7%W 8 (O fttJs CAFETERIAS I M s f l i w k| 9*s«M • ■ 10-os. M«w Y.A SfcLin Strip coots* to you. orris, for Onhr 79c. TLwtdey NlflM la “ fealty aifke* wHk bo* rioooorH Lr all. l efeeday WgM ta “Week a l| tf • • b * V ft , Ti on« Strok cooks* to y**» orris. Lr only 81.00k IIMCMON. 11AJL-l.tl rJL OMNMi 4iM M l . WO* M l 4 • at D O N T S A Y we didn't warn you—next weak la the last weak that "T h e Illusions" will be appearing nt the C A P R I R E S TA U R A N T AN D COCKT A IL LOUNGE. Th ey have been bald over and held over and bald over again but aooo these popular guys will be moving on to another engage­ ment — going north fo r tha summer— lucky them. But you'll bo tha unlucky one if you don’t make it out to tha C A P R I this weekend or oext to laugh the evening away. Tw o I hut aocmiMg utsavaa antovam Iw M U S. I tot O. tHri. >11 M a s rr. macs Iw w o S.LIS nO I «< « )UJf M DANCING g/ f “ ON-THE-HOUSB" EVERY FRIDAY NIGHTI - • _______________ COCK TAIL H O UR DAILY 4:30 TO 6:30 F.M. TO T H E LA D IE S ° f D R IN K S — 1c per year of your age! V A L D E Z H O TEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD OPEN ’T IL t A.M. N IG H TLY M i BIG WEEK FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT 6 Nights Per Week STUNNING STELLA Stevens haa had a buay year. S h i wan Ben Caacy'g lovo intercut, made her flinging debut with Bob Hope, appeared in "Synanon" and noon will be seen in "Secret o f My S ucccmd" , , . all on TV . In between ahe found time to poHB fo r an eloquent Playboy layout. FRIDAY N IG H T SPECIAL! FISH FRY A LL YOU CAN E A T ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER 51 35 $|00 INN 8:00 P.M . *TIL 1:00 A .M . "Jhe QU u a u m a STAR R ING G E N E SH E LTO N & B IL L Y SHORT B U S IN E S S M E N S LUNCHEON Served Daily 11:30 A.M. — 2.30 P.M. PARTIES WELCOMED SPECIALIZING IN THE FINEST STEAKS and SEAFOOD Mean Includes: Cole Slaw French Frlca Baked Beaaa Grits Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owatd ft Optra tad By M aii*« ft Boh SHOW S A T RrraUk May 21, 1065 —- H ELD O V E R PINE CPF ^ S TA R TS a parties — (hey can arrange aQ tha details fo r you. And one little hint — Dom Fattatuccl, your host haa some apecacular new type entertainment lined up for you beginning May 31 —more about that next week. T o o r Favorite Melodies N ightly In The Lamplighter Lounge ONE O F T H E TA S TIE S T foods aver invented la peanut butter—enjoyed by youngaters and grown-upa alike. Sunga have even bean written about it. A t tha PIN E C R E C T INN, they have concocted n aupreme delicacy—peanut butter pie. If you haven't tried it, you hava misted something delightful. When you go there Friday night for your special fish dinner do save a llllla room for dessert. Or drop In later for pis and coffee—d e ­ licious, nutritious and a m il­ lion calorie*—but who caret? U v# a little. • Banforb SANTO DOMINGO (U P I ) The four-member fact-finding panel aent here by President Johnson la trying to arrange a now coalition government made up Dominican junta leaders and Uie “ constitution■lint*1 rebels, Informed eourcca la id today. Secrecy surrounded the dincuailoni being carried out by the State Department team and mediators for the Organ­ isation o f American States (O A S ). While the diplom at! talked, heavy street fighting erupted In the rebel-held northern sec­ tor o f Santo Domingo. cana who bid the workday world goodbye are settling in some o f the retirement com­ munities o f southern Arizona, • • » ft HAT, 9ijt Parley Secret Many o f the ovcr-60 A m eri­ Tha Graen V alley communi­ ty, already populated by re­ tirees from all parts o f the nation, sparkles in tha dry sunshine at an altituda o f 2800 to 3000 feet, Us 10,000 acres almost surrounded by the Santa Rita mountains. Lamplighter Lounge there's Jay M iller at Use ptano with his tinkling tunes that Inspire you to sing or hum along. At ways on hand to sea to your comfort and pleasure are Fran and Steven Larssan your boats at F R E D D IE ’S. Join them this weekend lo r a leisurely evening o f relaxa­ tion. a a a New Coalition the southeast or southwest. Its $100 million firs t phase consists o f 1,150 garden-patio rental apartments, a medical clinic, polica and fire depart­ ments, post offies, a shopping plata, recreation centar and extensive recreational feellltie*. There are aeven swim­ ming pools, SO nsighborhood parks and a g o lf court#. Paaevleten Techalrolor Italian a la h a ifW M i ki - s Mister Moses Marriage B y Dottle Axstla S A TU R D A Y N IG H T Is steak night at the TradeWlnda Cafe­ teria in Scminote riaxa shop­ ping center at the Intersection of SR 838 and Hwy. 17-92. To go with your choice o f a deli­ cious assortment of gardenfresh vegetables, crisp succul­ ent salads and fresh home­ made hot breads, the staff will prepare a big three quar­ ter pound T-bone steak, cook­ ed just to your order for a special low, low price. When you think of dining out, think of the TradeWInds. Make It a full evening fo r tha whole family. • • • TO N IG H T'S TH E N IG H T at the C AR IB E LO UNG E In the Valdci Hotel — dancing la on the house every Friday night. Just push the buttons to hear your favorite song*—if not for dancing, then for your listen­ ing pleasure. Ladies who drop in between 4:30 and 4:30 p.m. have their choice o f cocktails at a special price—just one penny for each year o f your age. You c a n t beat those prices anywhere In town. • • • A R E YO U ROMANT1CT Do you enjoy sweet, soft, ulcersoothing music with your din­ ner, over candlelight and wine? Then F R E D D IE ’S ia the place fo r you, tny friend. While you dine, that vlrtuo of tha strings, Bilt Adler will play those old sentimental melodies fo r you. And in the other things to remember— special business lunches at tha CAPRI each d ry and also re ­ member that giving parties la one of tha C A PR I'S special aervlces — dinner, banquets, brunches, luncheons, cocktail and at tha moat reasonable prices In Central Florida ft OPEN D AILY 11:00 A.M. 'HI 2:00 A.M. “ CATERING A SPECIALTY" Hancock 322*1251 Hwy. IT-91 S*. Baaford FOR Ph. FA 2-5MI RESERVATIONS Q aphi RESTAURANT 2344 Park Dr. COCKTAIL LOUNGB Bastard T M m m S22*UII �Bit# Fnge 8 — May 21, 10G5 frralB OanfcrB Jeanne Robson Honored A t Bride-Elect Honored At Luncheon Mrs. Hank Johnson was hostess for ■ recent luncheon at her home, ItXiX Mellonville Avenue, honoring Miss Jean­ ne Robson, bride-elect. The center arrangements of the dining room table and three smaller one* were com­ posed of pink iweethesrt ros­ ea, white mums, stock snd greenery. Various spring flowers in shades of pink and white were used throughout the house. The honorec and her mother W’cre presented corsages of pink sweetheart roses. Sparkling burgundy w a s served before the luncheon with Mlsa Merritt Philips pro­ posing a toast to Jeanne. Mrs. Johnson presented her with a gift in her chosen pattern o f sterling. Others attending were Mrs. Harry Robson, mother of the honorce, Mrs. Wally Philips, Mrs. Jim Robson, Mrs. Terry Christensen, M n . Dan BrumIry and the Misses Rose Kratzert, Ann Crapps, Ronnie Giclow and Linda Robson. MISS JE A N N E ROBSON, center, In receiving a hontexs g ift from Mrs. M. L. Jtnbom, right. A t left in her mother, Mrs. Hurry E. Itohson. Miss Richardson Bridal Shower Honors Miss Harris By Evelyn Lundy A lovely bridal ihowcr giv­ en at the home of M n . Frank Wheeler Jr. on Lake Charm In Oviedo honored Harris, Miss bride-elect Linda of rooms, A beautiful corsage of sweetheart roses was present­ ed to Miss Harris from the hostesses. Tim dining table uas covered with a pala pink imported linen cloth with wide bands of Rataanburg lace. Punch was served from a crystal bowl. Party sandwichcs, cake and nuts In sliver compote dishes were also served. Crystal candle hold­ M in Mlml Miss Reeky Richardson of Miami spent the past weekend with her parents, Mr. snd Mrs. T. D. Richardson, on Hayes Drive. She was celebrating her 10th birthday and had two parties during her visit. The traditional birthday cake nnd home celehrallon was M i l with her parents and her sister, Mrs. James E Scott, of Long wood was hos­ tess for the second party. She entertained with a barbecue and family party on Saturday evening at her Longwood home. Lea Wheeler er. Quatntitiei o f roses In every color were used in arrange­ ments throughout the party * i parties am MOB I MJN pi ctures -t Personals m u* CAMIIA Friends of Mrs. Joseph Siccikowskl will be glad to know that she is recuperating at her home, 2533 El Capllan Avenue, a f t e r undergoing minor surgery at Seminole Memorial Hospital. ANDSUM VOU'U Nile <\f J ('• i.«,, I I Ij/r<»/• MON. • TUBS. * WED. During May On All Permnncnts 812.no And Up Personals Mrs. KrII Reach, will Cnllf., go to then Long on tu Utah, the Grand Canyon, Il­ linois, Michigan, Niagra Falls, N. Y„ and return on the Queen Mary to England. FOR A P P O IN T M E N T Mr. and Mrs. William Reich C A L L 322*4913 Betty Anne's 2201 S. P a rk Ave. anil Mr. and Mrs. Kress Wal­ ler toured the East Coast re­ cently. They visited Fort l.audcrdnlc and Miami nnd spent a week at Pompano Reach where they had n cottage. O U R P R ny Mr*. II. L. Johnson The Bcvier Road home of Mr. ami Mrs, R. J. Turner was Hie scene Friday after­ noon of a hamburger fry. The occasion was in honor of two seniors, Miss Mary Jean Tur­ ner f r o m Seminole High DAR To Present U. S. Flag To Seminole High School D o lla r y 11 C O N C IR N ...T H B P R E S C R IP T IO N ACCURACY P U R I T Y * I N T A OR I TY • WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STORE AND SEE OUR MODERN PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT (3 Check Us For These Services. 1. (3 Personalized Services. 2. £3 Charge Accounts. 3. (3 R igh t Prices On A ll Mdse. (3 24 Hr. Prescription Service. 5. |3 Immediate Free Delivery. 4. Salllc Harrison Chapter of has Sanford, American Daughters of the the fibmhsisi LIGGETT - R E X A L L D RUG PINECREHT SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17*92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON KELLETT wholehouse air conditioning! SENIORS enjoying a boat ride at the outing In their honor, given by Mr. and Mrx. Fred Ganna and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schllke, on Golden Lake. PHONE 322*7913 current afternoon o f swimming, boat­ F i r s t ing, skiing and having a good time. Presbyterian Church w e r e Seniors attending the outing honored with a ski party and w e r e the Misses Norma barbecue supper at the home Adams, Pat Chambers, Helen nf Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ganas Mann, Penny Nichols, Suz­ anne Orseno, Diane Powell, on Golden Lake. Co hosts for the event were Kristie Schllke and Sherry Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schllke. Marazlta. Also Buddy Durton, Gary The young people enjoyed an graduating of class the of Cherokee Ganas, B o b b y Henderson, Charles Hunter, David Lanier, Andy Lyon and Dobby Rumbley. Other friends o f the hon­ o r e d attending were Carol Ileiierer, Dcbby Dalton, Jan­ ice Daniels, Toni Echols, Candi Southward, Rick Burns, Hobby Nicholas, Russ Patton and Rill Wallace. Becauss of our new Carrier quick-coupled central cool­ ing systems, we’re now able to cut down on Installation time without compromising our quality standards. So if you want the finest cooling In a hurry, come see us. Let us make a free survey-you’ll get your answer right away I Southern School and Jimmie Wakefield who will graduate from L y ­ man High School. The fam ily room held a large picnic table laden with goodies consisting of baked beans, hamburgers and buns, potato chips, pickles, Cokes and lemonade. A large sheet cake decorated in white and blue with Use words "Best \Wshd, Mary and Jim m ie," was served for dessert. Games and chatter kept the group in wonderful spirits throughout the afternoon. Mrs. Turner presented Mary Jean with a charm for her bracelet and an initialed book­ STOP BY OR C A L L — mark to Jimmie. Those enjoying the after­ noon with the honorecs were Lucy Willis, Belly Turner, Pat Clovis, Ken Taylor, Bob Furman, Ernie Johnson, Tom ­ my Carroll and Jim Magill. 322-8321 E X P E R T SE R VIC IN G 2513 P A R K DR. SAN FO RD , F L A . college Revolution, receiv­ graduate and has made a tine ed the gold honor roll award record nt Stetson. for pre­ Information about the Con­ sented at the May meeting Ill-Ill at the home of Mrs. C. E. iluticr, 31 Valeneia Cirelc, Dellary. This is a coveted award earned by fulfilling nil the requirements of the So­ ciety. Mrs, H. W. llrprorht, chair­ man of the flag of the U. S. committee, reportrd the pur­ chase of a beautiful right by 12-inch American Rag which is to be presented to the high school by the chapter. Billy Cypress, Cherokee In­ d iin who graduates from Stet­ son In June, will rnlrr the serviro for his necessary m il­ itary training at that time. Hilly, a protege of the DAR, llMMflS, which was tinental Congress held in Washington was given by Mrs. A. It. Key. Hostesses for tlie afternoon were Mrs. llutlrr, Mrs. J. S. Sims and Mrs. Leon Fellows. Those attending in addition lo the above mentioned were Mines It. K. True, F. E. Itimmlllat, Edmund Meisch, Ixstcr C. Wildncr, A. W. 1-re, Raymond Smith, M. J. Dram, W. A. Canaday, Flea* P. Campbell, A. Ixahy, W. N. King, Lawrence T i n s l e y , I.enabcltu Jennings and Miss Emms M. Raker. DAY NURSERY For a quick breakfast treat, spread butter or margarine mixed with honey on tuasted English muffins. Then sprin­ kle with finely chopped nuts and run under broiler. R A C IN G Agea 8 moa. to S yrs. Iloiira 7:30 A.M.-6 P.M. V0‘ HAIR SPRAY ’ C .Mi it FREE HONORKKS AD M IR IN G T H E IR S PE C IA L C A K E with gueata at a ham. burger fry given for two graduatea, Mary Jean Turner and Jimmie Wukeficld. L e ft to right front row, Bob Furman, the two honoreea, and Betty Turner. Back row, Lucy Willia, Pat Clovis, Jim Magill, Ernie John, non, Tommy Carroll and Ken Taylor. T R A IN OPENS AUG. 23 HE W AS AW FU L at the Presbyterian Church am Country Club Kd. * Upaala Rd. YO U N G TO DIE SA M PLE FEES; 82.00 2 Children 1 Wk. 12.50 LUNCH INCLUDED (2 x u m ty - \on U U {h . _ CALL: 822*8825 M n . Breaddna 888*5581 M n . Hardin 322*4722 M n . Jo^aam *9icattJice • cM , £ s b t i ttUO R eg. *2.35 BREAKFAST SPECIALS! FROM 8:00 T ILL 11 A. M. ONLY ENDS A T IE ; 1 Child. X D a y / to give you a fast, expert installation of the distinction of being first W EIL TURN HANDSPRINGS Hamburger Fry Honors Graduates MISS L IN D A HARRIS, Oviedo bride-elect at a ahower in her honor given nt the Wheeler home, on Lake Charm. From L e ft are Mis* Mind Wheeler, ami her mother Mrs. Frank Wheeler Jr., cu-hoxtcxxux, the hunureo and her mother, Mrx, J. V. Hnrrix. 20% OFF Hair Styling Salon At Ski Party-Barbecue Members w soi i hi aopaa iC '( Church Honors Graduates The typical married couple In which the husband is 65 or older had an annual income of $3,350 in 19C3, the Institute of Life Insurance reports. Birthday w a i co-boateii with her moth­ I " MISS P A T C H A PM A N , second from left, w h s guest o f honor nt n recent graduation luncheon. Shown with her at the beautifully decorated table are, left to right, her mother, Mrs. Giles Chapman, the hostess, Mrs. W. P. Hunt and her two grandmothers, Mrs. J. It. Ellis and Mrs. Jewel Chapman. luncheon at Creightons Gar* den Restaurant In Winter • Park honoring Miss P st Chap­ man. The school colors o f blua and white were carried out in floral arrangements of carna­ tions. glads and mums and in­ dividual corsages of blue and white mums. Mist Chapman received two hostess gifts, a white orchid _ corsage snd a silver charm ™ bracelet. Sharing the lovely luncheon with the honorce were her mother, Mrs. Giles Chapman, her two grandmothers, Mrs. Jewel Chapman and Mrs. J. R. Ellis. A lio the Misses L i n d a Green, Janie White, Susan Perkins. Judy Cochran, S h a*« ron Booth, Linda Spencer, Sylvia Williams, Dciane John­ son, Melanie Williams, Kathy Butler and Linda Robson. Celebrates ers with pink candles were placed on cither side o f the arrangement of roses. Twenty guests were invited to the delightful miscellaneous shower. Baggett o f Winter Park, re ­ cently. Mrs. W. F. Hunt was hos­ tess for a recent graduation Luncheon elect V II lunch by Mr*. M. L. Reborn M in Robson, attractively •Hired in a two pleco Jumper type black and white outfit, received a corsage of pink •weethcart m u from Uie b o ite n . M n. Harry E. Hofaion, mother o f the bride, wore a blue iheath with a corsage of White carnatloni. M n . Raiiorn presented M in Robion with a cup and n u c e r in her chosen pattern. The luncheon table held an arrangement of pink camstlom and white mumi with b a b y'i breath and greenery. Bridal place cards with gold wedding belli were at each place letting. Otheri enjoying the lunch* eon with the honor guests were M n . Jim Robion, M n . Try building floral arrange* m enti out of dried fiowera. Unlike freshly cut blossoms, they’ll fait and last. Miss Chapman Feted At Luncheon fin a l S i a m S A N F O R D *, FLO R ID A 2 EGGS (A N Y ST Y LE ) TOAST — JELLY CHOICE of GRITS or POTATOES 3 4 1 FREE COFFEE 1 EGG (A N Y ST Y LE ) 1 STRIP BACO N TOAST — JE LLY GRITS OR POTATOES (CH O ICE) 29* FREE COFFEE T H B PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN* TOUCHTON’S REXALL DRUG Lacally Owiad AM Operated By Glaaa McCall AM MRrala" Mill* COB. 1st 4 MAGNOLIA PHONE 322*2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD HAIR DRESSING Reg. 1.00 * �W fr V t n fs r V M ar « . 198* — Pa** * W friTB h% j Pad Mower Handles 6 Bjr P o ll; Cramer Recently 1 was baby sitting bo*. The penniea sink from Dear Polly — My hands it- in a home where the people view and ltttla onea dig away w ay* got hot when I wore were getting ready to move peaceably as they try to find them. glove* to mow the Inwn but and everything waa packed, (Polly's note — I would including baby’ s bib*. 1 took if 1 did not wear them my watch amall children who a newspaper and tore a hole hundt became blistered from big enough to fit over baby’s might he templed to put the p e n n i e a In their gripping the handle. Now I head. Thia worked fine aa an months. Good game for a pad the mower handle. 1 sew e m e r g e n c y bib and aht amall party.) together the points o f shoul­ thought It waa fun.— BETTY der pads cut from old wash Dear Polly — Stitch aigtag OTcsses, measuring so that over the raw edge of a wool­ Moving a desk or chest Is they are a tight fit when en skirt hem. No tape ia then like child'a play if you first slipped on the handle. My needed and the hem lays very remove the drawers. mower has sectional handles flat- Hand at Itch about oneWork out a "tim e to come hut if the handle is all in one fourth inch from the top o t home” signal fo r the children. piece the pads can be sewen the hem and catch a couple of Raising the kitchen shade, around the handle. When they thread* In the main skirt part, d otin g draperies or turning become soiled, I slip them o ff taking a amall back atltch on the porch light is easier and wash them. No more hot, about every fourth stitch. No than callin.— MRS. X. uncomfortable hands and no fraying. Dear Polly — Try a length nre blisters for me. —When cutting out a dress o f dental flo n fo r cutting one L V IR A or other garment, I lay the layer cake into two piece* for Dear Polly — When [ copy material on top o f clean for icing. The Doss is quicker any recipe* from friends, rel­ papera I have apread out on and neater than a knife or atives and so on I put the per­ the kitchen floor. The large atring.— B E VO R LY son's telephone number on the workable apace aavea yard­ card with the recipe. In case age aa I can mnnipulate the Share your f av o r 11 e I have any questions as I am pattern easily on the fabric homemaking Ideas , . , tend using the recipe I have the and cut to the very best ad­ them tn Polly In rare of phone number right at hand. vantage. The Sanford Herald. You'll — M.D.C. Small fry guesta can lie en­ receive n dollar If Polly 9 Dear Polly — I am a teen­ tertained a long time by uses your idea In Polly's ager who does baby sitting. throwing pennies in the sand Pointers. ? The Doctor Says: Reaction Causes Clotting %/ Wayne G. Brandsladt, M.D. brain (stroke) it may cause drocortisone Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Q—What causes blood clots and why do they kill some per­ sons while others recover? A—When the lining of a blood vessel is injured a com­ plicated chemical reaction that. leads to clotting occurs. When you cut your finger this protective mechanism prevents ft u r bleeding to death. If, on the other hand, the clotting oc­ cur! because of a severe ar­ terial disease, rather than a cut, the blood aupply to the part supplied by the diseased artery is cut off. How serious this Is depends on Ibe size o f ihe artery oc­ cluded, whether the artery Is supplying a vital organ, whethf t other arteries in the region can supply the affected part and the general condition of the victim. Sometimes other arteries establish a collateral circulation almost at once and sometlmca It requires weeks or months. If a large clot occurs tn the death or It may cause paraly­ sis from which the victim may eventually recover. Q— My knee fills up with water and has to be drained about once a month. My doc­ tor tells me that If he removes the tissues that sccre'a the excess fluid my knee would be­ come stiff. What do you ad­ vise? A— In some persons, pre­ dominantly young adults, fluid may collect in a joint, usually on one tide only, every T to 11 days. The cause is not known, but In some victims It appears to be a food allergy because, when the offending food Is eliminated from the diet, the condition dears up. Unlike other forma of allergy, however, antihistamines are of no value. In other victims this collection of fluid la a part of their arthritis. Your doctor Is right not to want to perform an operation that would leave you wilh a stiff knee, injection* of hy­ into Ihe joint have helped many victims. Q— 1 have heard that choco­ late ia bad for peraona with sinus trouble. Is this true? A— Not unless you have an allergy caused by chocolate. Q— Would the oil of turpen­ tine, for medicinal use, cause permanent albumin in the urine? A— Although oil of turpen­ tine has been used in the past for worms and to relieve ab­ dominal cramps, this prepaystun h si been discarded be­ cause It damages the kidneys. The resulting albuminuria would he expected to clear up only if It waa discovered be­ fore much damage had been dons. Please send your questions and comments to Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. in care n f thia paper. While Dr. Brand■tadt cannot answer Indivi­ dual letter he will answer let­ ters of general Interest In fu­ ture columns. Pros, Cons On Retention by Susan Light Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LIG H T: We have just learned that our se­ cond grader may fail, and arc alck about It. W e've known ft a t he waa struggling tn keep up with the rest of Ihe clavi but (itun't realize how serious the situation was. Wo know that in at least one case a boy was passed because his par­ ents Insisted on It, and we "Q urtn O f Drrassge" A "D ifferen t" World! A "d ifferen t" world indeed is ths world o f the cirrus. New York has the rircu* H *ry spring and it 19 a d rillin g experience. This year John Ringling North present­ 'd tho "Queen of Dressage" • t ths Ringling Bros, and Barnum and Bailey Circua. Madame Ingebord Gautier Rhodln ia a member of the oldest circus fam ily in Eur­ ope. Her father waa a famous rider and her fam ily began f t own ehow In Prance at the •nd o f the 17th century. Mad•®a Rhodln ia accompanied by her husband, who appears once with o showing of mag­ nificent horses. H* is truly •legant and a very interstlag man. Hia English Is fault*1*0. I had a chat with Madam* Rhodln before her performand found her terribly *it«d about her first trip t* America and wanting to ^ all o f Now York. Born in ***»burg, Germany, while her nta ware performing with famed Hsgenbeck Circus t G e r m a n y , t h a great " began riding as a girl. H er firs t horse named "B a b y " end now ipagnifksnt whit* mount, wondei II we should do like­ wise. Apparently the school doesn't like to fail anyona un­ less Ihe parents agree. Wc think our boy Is Just im ­ mature and may catch up In the third grade. Do you have any suggestions, Mra. Light? -A N X IO U S MOM AND DAD Answer: I'd Ilka to auggest that your school change to the In the ungraded primary plan. Then the prospect o f failure, which haunts thousands o f pu- from the top European h orn nobility, ihe renowned Vienna Lippizaner also named riding school, "B aby." ia When Madame Rhodln and '‘Baby" appear in the center ring, a bush falls over the audience. Mudame's elegant costume la of glittering icy blue, m dra­ matic plumed hat and white kid boots — "B eb y " wears trappings o f silver end blue. When this great rider came to the U- 9. she, her husband and three children went to Barasota for rehearsals. “ Tho children loved the aurf end the sun," ahe laid, "but 1 had to send them beck to .Sweden to stay with their grandmother while my hus­ band, Baby end 1 go with the circus.” She end her husband drive "the better t* eee this wonderful country" and "B eby" has hia own van and at­ tendants. A lithe figure, perfect potture and, o f course, long t r * I n i n g make Madame Hhodin s fitting star fo r "the greatest show on earth.” A t our meeting before her per­ formance ah* was a bit ahy, but charming, and the "ju st love* New York." Monday — “ b u t Edyth Thornton McLeod." pill and parenla every year, wouldn't occur. A f u t u r e organizational change won't help you now, however, so let’s tackle the problem at hand. The crux of the matter la whether your ion will benefit from being retain­ ed. There la evidence to Indi­ cate that only one out of three children who repeat a grade benefits from the experience —even when conditions are Ideal. I f your ton can feel suc­ cessful and be successful the second time around, be will gain much. Otherwise, no. If the same old physical, neur­ ological or emotional problems beset him and hinder him from coming through academi­ cally, he might as well be a struggling third grader. Be sure to check on these factor! and get professional help if needed. Assuming that your ton is "just immature," there Is a chance that he might take a spurt In Ihlrd grade. 1 know of a few cases where thia has happened. Some educators feel there ia no excuse for holding a child back unless he isn't working up to capacity. If hia l.Q. fa r exceeds his performance, the shock of failing may spur him on. Otherwise, ha had better be pushed ahead on a "social promotion" basis. With this reasoning, there is some sort of distinction In failure. Analyze your son's difficul­ ties as objectively as possible then weigh the pros and cons of retention with his teacher, principal and school psycholo­ gist or other professional coun­ selor. Once the decision la made, go along with it whole­ heartedly and g iv t him an ex ­ tra measure o f loving support and encouragement next year. Please sand your school pro­ blems to Susan Light in cars of this paper. While ahe can­ not answer each latter person­ ally, letters of general interest will be answered la this col- (Dsuah Ctibby • DEAR A B B Y : When my sister went to the hospital to h a v e her baby, aha couldn’t locate her huiband, eo I went with her. She had had all her teeth pulled and ha* denture*. When they were preparing her for the delivery room, tho nurse asked my sister to take her dentures nut. She said she wouldn't do it be­ cause she didn't want her husband to tee her without dentures. The nurse said they would have to come out, hut mV slstrr said tho nurse would have to fight her fo r them. Then the nurs* said she didn't lake nurses' training to fight the patients. My sister said she wasn't going to have her baby there and she started to leave. Then things started to happen rent fast, and she had her b*hy there— with her den­ tures in. All during her ■toy at the Hospital those nursei were so mean to her they hardly spoke to her. Is there a rule about den­ tures In a hospital? Or did they just make that up? C K I.IA DEAR C E L IA : Each hos­ pital has its own rules and there Is a good chance that this was the hospital rule. You could find out definite­ ly from your sister's doc­ tor. (N o t all “ rules" are By Abigail Van Buren consistently enforced . . . You started out by saying but this one apparently had it operated on beer power. teeth In It.) 1 need • • • D E AR A B B Y : it fo r a speech, Abby, and if you can help My gen­ me out I will give ten dol­ tleman f r i e n d separated from his w ife so I let him niova into my home as I have a spare bedroom. We hope to marry a* soon as bis divorce becomes final. When delivery men come to my door with dry clean­ ing or groceries, they call him "M R . . . ." (m y name). He say* this i* very embar­ rassing and he thinks he ought to have HIS name on my mailbox. We have had several quarrels about his. I don’t think it Is proper fo r him to have his nnm* on my mailbox w h e r e everyone can see it. 1 would like your advice. KAY lars to your favorite chari­ ty. It. A. U. IN M IL W A U K E E DEAR K A Y : For a woman who is living out of wedlock with a man, your true concern for "propriety" is debatable. At this point bis name doc* not belong on your mailbox, and the tw-o o f you don’t belong under the same roof. • • • D E AR A R n Y : A few year* ago 1 clipped *n Hem out of a magazine, and now 1 can’ t find it. 1 am sure you wrote it. It was your impression o f Milwaukee. Jacoby On (Bhldysi DEAR R. A. U.t I've found it. and Imre it is: "Milwaukee i m p r e s s e d me as a robust city, oper­ ating on beer power, still tingling with the success of the Braves, and defy­ ing modern architecture and a German accent." You can send your check for ten dollars to the local Society for Crippled Chil­ dren and Adults right there in Milwaukee. • • • C O N F I D K N T IA L TO "T Y P IC A L T E E N A G E R ": An inexpensive but posi­ tively sure way to improve your looks Is— to smilet • • • P r o b l e m * ? W rite to ABBY, Box 00700, Los A n ­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addieased envelope. • « • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 00700, Los Angeles, Calif., for Abby'a booklet. "H O W TO W R IT E L E T ­ TERS FOR A L L OCCA­ SIONS." ('On J h qU )omm The msn who was born and grew up In Alabama said sad­ ly: “ Selma 1* such a pleasant llttls town, with many gen­ tle-folk whose families have lived there fo r generations, that it aeema e pity the world has been given such a view o f It that even the name now has an ugly sound." That la what happens to * town when tha television net­ works move their cameras in and reporters and photogra­ phers from all over ruth in to outdo earh other in getting the most sensational stories and pictures. It can happen to e sleepy little town such a Selma or to a bustling city such as Dallas, By Ruth Millett The trouble is that in either host families who Invite them plara it is ths riffra ff, tils into their homes to that they lunatic can fringe, the ugliness get a By Mr. Fix Newspaper Enterprise Assn. A power lawn mower is a great labor-saving device un­ til it conks out. Suddenly you are stranded. When you are taking your lawn mower out o f storage, check it over before cutting the grass. I f it was stored properly, you should have little trouble. But i f you just parked it in the rorner o f the garage and left It, you may find it starts hard if it starts at alt. Drain the crankcase oil ( i f it is a four-cycle engine) anil replace it with fresh oil. The gasoline in the tank, if there was any, may have evapora­ ted. leaving a gummy resi­ due. Most gas tanks are removahte. Drain any gas that might Ih> left and fill up with fiesh gas. In the future, al­ ways run your rngine dry be­ fore storing. Remove the spark plug and clean o ff the aerumulation o f Inst year's rnrhon on th* electrode— the little curved metal piece on the end o f the plug. A stiff wire biush will clean it nicely, hut he careful you don't damage (ha electrode. Reset the plug gap (the spare between the electrode and the base o f the plug) with a combination gapping tool and thickness gangs which you ran buy at any auto accessories store. The manufacturer o f your mower will list the correct setting in the mower instructions. Tighten all body and engine holt* before starting the mower. Loose engine holts will prevent the engine from operating properly, l o o s e body holt* will set up vibra­ tions that can ruin your mow­ er. Use Proper Fuel Make certain that you are using ihe proper fuel. Use regular gasoline for a four­ cycle engine, a gasoline-oil mix for two-ryele engine*. Unless the manufacturer spe­ cifies otherwise, mix one-half pint o f SAE NO oil with one gallon o f gasoline. There'* an air cleaner on your carburetor. The element is generally washable In kero­ sene, Clean It every 25 hours o f operation, mor* often un­ der dusty renditions. Keep th* bottom o f • ro­ tary mower free o f grass clippings. Maks certain the spark plug is disconnected befor you do this I f you have a two-cycle en­ gine the exhaust ports (found on the bottom of the rotary housing) will b* clogged with carbon and will nerd frequrnt cleaning. Scraping wltr a screwdriver will taka care o f this. With your mower all rtady to go, It still may not star*. Before rushing o ff to th* r * » pair shop, checi. a few thing*. Is there enough fu el? Is tha air vent hole in the gas cap open? la the fuel line open? Check Compression I f turning th* starter nr pulling the starter rope meet* with no resistance, then com­ pression is faulty. Haul mow­ er o ff to the shop. To see i f the carburetor Is working, remove the plug and spin the engine. Put your finger in the spark plug hole. I f you get gasoline an your finger, the carburetor is working. To check ignition, remove plug but keep the top w ir* connected. Spin the engine. I f a btun spark jump* the gap, ignition is all right, i f there is no spark, connect a piece of metal to the wira and hold It near the mower. I f you get a apnrk now, re­ place the plug— It's bnd. I f the engine doesn't run smoothly, th* carburetor may need adjusting . Close l h a needle valve. Then open it I Vi turns. This will allow you to start the engine and warm it up. Whrn the engine ia warm, close tha nredl* valve until engine begin* to lose speed, Then start open­ ing again until engine ia operating smoothly. Your Dental Health Quick Action Required ny William Lawrence, D.D.R. Newspaper Enterprise Asa*. She looked sad. Her right cheek waa red, swollen, and tender. Her right #ya was partly dosed, The side o f her nose and her lips were swol­ len and red. The whole side o f her face "brat Ilka a pulse," Neck glands were not involved and strangely en­ ough she was not In pain. "About two months ago," Mrs. Josephine P. said, "this tooth on my upper right aide brrnmo sensitive to hot and cold. Then the tooth seemed to get out o f place and when i closed my mouth it kept getting in the wny. I couldn't eat because It hurt so much when I hit on it. Th* gums around the tooth puffed up on and o ff, but two days ago it began to really swell. I wu* up the whole night liefnre with a toothache, hut when it began to swell It slopped hurting." Tha upper right first pre- molar tooth (fourth from front) seemed to ba tha ona involved. Gum tissue around it waa bluish rad, spongy and swollen. It probably waa fill­ ed with auppurativ* matter (pus). The loath was mobile in all direetlons, and could oven ba moved up and down in Ita aoekrt. Tha tooth be­ hind it waa loosa too, but the eyetooth in front waa firm and healthy, X rays disclosed a large ir­ regular shadow that anvtloped almost all o f th* roots o f both teeth, first and second premolars. Mr*. Jnsephlns P. was suf­ fering from a periodontal ab­ scess, It prohahly began with gum Infection and soma bone loss around ona tooth, de­ veloping into a gum pocket or pyorrhea pocket. Then more hone loss and deeper pocket until nil tha hone around th* tooth was Infect­ ed. I l ’a possible that i f treat­ ment had begun In tha early stages, these teeth could have been saved by period­ ontal treatment; claantnr out tha pocket* and trimming away th* diseased gums. I f necessary, root canal therapy could hav* been dona by re­ moving diseased n a r a a a , draining abscess, sterilising root canals and fillin g them with gutta perch* or allvar points. But It waa to# lata fo r that. Mra. P'a teeth would hava to ba extracted. Sh* had a alight favsr and ah* ‘ ■looked sick." Penicillin and warm mouth washes were prescribed. Tha extraction* would have to w ait until sh* was over thia red hot Infec­ tion. PleaM send your questions about dental health to Dr. Lawrence in ear* o f Tha San­ ford Herald. While he cannot aniwer each tetter personally, latter* of general Intareet will ba answered In this col­ umn. see-for-yourself that get* all the attention. Ail view of how Americans live. that is quiet ami peaceful and It occurs to me that every serene and good la overlooked town that has to endura th* In Ihe search fo r aomethlng Selma treatment should do the asm* thing with the visit­ sensational. The "gentlefolk", aa th* ing swarms of those sent gentleman f r o m Alabama there to cover lint story. Like foreigners, these visitcall* them, aro overlooked. Their rrascmahl* attitudes, ora from other parts o f th* their quiet volcee, their country should h* shown the thoughtful reactions aren't best as well at the worst of recorded for the syaa and a plar*. "Selma is such a pleasant llttls town with ear* o f the world. In the university town In many gentlefolk," a man who which I live student! from knows it well laid. But who foreign lands and visitors has been alluwrd tn are that from other countries are, Salma—since ita trould* be­ through local efforts, given gan? Mower To Fit User er, he eayi, can aervira turf , , , with A lter* Ths prime question among areas up to GOxlSG feet. A homeowner* with our rhang- 21-inch mower ia best for Ing attitudes toward family lawns up to 100x115 feet. duties is: Who gets custody Larger areas may rail fo r a rilling power mower. o f the lawn? When shopping for a aerWhile million* faca evening vlrable, quality power mow­ and weekend exercise keeping the grass cut, hedges trim ­ er, turn to a store that offers med, lawn ears no longer is s e r v i c i n g and check on a mala prerogative. However, whether spire parts ara easy u s u a l l y tha mechanically minded man doe* tha shop­ ping for a mower. I f you are planning to buy a new power mowtr, consider who ia going to uaa It most. Dr. Jams* R. Watson, di­ rector o f th* agronomy divi­ sion o f a power mower firm points out thsrs ara two basic types o f power mowers — reels and rotaries. Th* one you choosa depends upon the sits and layout o f your lawn, ths type o f grass and th* time you want to spend car­ ing fo r i t Dr. Watson gives this rule o f thumb aa a guida to tha N*HW«S si t subtle terrice h cm*. aiza power mower you may witus •"»_«!» C»WW1L •tad. A a I I eg 19-iack m ov­ Steps To Take For Falter By Oswald Jacoby NORTH It at trirk two South can't a f­ North's one spade overcall A A J lit ford to draw trump* immedi­ It eminently correct In ac­ VKi ately. Instead he lead* a low cordance with our theories ♦ AQI72 diamond from dummy at and all modem bidder*. You ♦ 9 trirk three. Later he will just do not double with a two W IS T (D ) F.AAT draw trump*, finesse against suiter. A Q 10 7 ZKII1 West's king o f diamonds and South'* two heart bid Is »J7 V 10 I 2 ♦ KOB e J4 make an overtrirk. also in full accord with ♦ AKJ03 +1041 This bumi illustrates the modern theory. Whrn your SOUTH one part of Edgar Kaplan's partner overcalls you raise + 2 "Competitive Bidding in Mod­ him if possible. You jump nr VAQBI9* ern Bridge" tlinl we and rue bid when you have a good ♦ 10 3 2 ♦ 176 practically all other exprrts hand and you bid new auit Doth vulnerable disagree with him about. For whrn you want to suggest Weal North Rest Reefh years lie hut held a theory that your suit is likely to be 1+ 1+ Pass 2 W * that the new auit response to a better place fo r the final Pasa 4f Pass Pas* an overrall should be a forc­ contract than your partner's Pas* ing bid. suit. Opening laid - 4 K He is almost alone in this North is able to jump to four hearts in aplte o f having opens ami continue* dubs respect amt thia hand Illus­ only two trump*. He does nut Smith ruffs the second club trates the great weakness of think that hit partner hai in dummy, draws trumps as this idea. He would not bs much of a hand but he knows best he ran and loses another able to bid two hearts with that ha hai a good heart suit. club and a diamond to make tha South hand and would have to let his partner strug­ The ptsy at hearts la ra- his contract on the nose. If West shifts to e trump gle wilh one spade. thrr interesting. I f West Do It Yourself:* - to get. Dr. Watson urges a con­ sumer to check safety and eaae-of-handllng feature*, In reel-type mowers han­ dles should adjust easily for th* operator. Controls mount­ ed on tha handles or equally accessible places are must*. Large sectional roller* or easy rolling caster* improva handling. They also help pre­ vent damage to turf. Test the mower on uneven ground to see how it really handles, Ths ra should ba s a f e t y guard* over chains and mov­ ing parts and a positive ac­ tion clutch which operate* Independently o f e n g i n e speeds. Th* rrel should lie built substantially and tha bad bar attached securely to tha mower frame. You will get the most from your reel-type mower, Dr. Watson concludes, if you se­ lect one with a variety o f cut­ ting height adjustments. (N e x t week: Rotary rider power mowers) and Smart Decor: Ancient, New ny Kay Sherwood Newspaper Enterprise Aaaa. Although we ara hard put to find a definitive new trend in home furnishings this spring, thera are several notes which could mska a room look mor* up-to-data If you are contemporary-mind­ ed, of course. H ie traditionalists in our midst ara looking up-to-date by digging deeper into the wealth o f antique reproduc­ tions in fabrics, wallpapers, and furniture design now on the market. One o f th* contemporary direction* is the use of metals a* trim and in bases for tahtrs snd upholstered pieces. Some of the combinations of polished chroma and glass will remind old-timers o f the 1030s. Straight lines o f mod­ ern furniturs ar* yielding to th* r u m which msy b* trim or bulgy depending on tha designer. On* o f the newer looka in upholstered furniture ia tha rich, velvety teixure o f suede cloth in Isold, bright colon. An occasional chair uphol­ stered In lipstick red, or Bristol blue or emerald grarn suede cloth, with self-welting or outlined in whit* fringe ia an accent note this spring. Speaking o f accents, tha ■mail accent rug has hit tha jackpot and tha outpouring is flooding tha market. In alt price ranges — including the very high—designs fo r small ruga scraps the field from ramots Indian motifs to the lat­ est Scandinavian abstract. The color rang* is alto broad and Includes some hot com­ binations o f orang* and pink or orange, green and red and some cool "ea rth y" combina­ tions o f terra cotta, off-whita, and black. Aa It grows more expensive and more boldly designed, thw accent rug has alto changed ita character. Many paopla will shrink from walking on this expensive bit o f artwork and hang ft on ths wall to admire as on* might a fin * painting. Thia, of rouraa, hares tha floor and gives one an excuse to investigate the ntw floor­ ings which Include a variety o f wood parquets and a stag­ gering lint-up o f vinyls, em­ bossed and scored, and look­ ing like flagstones, pebbles, MAKE VOUR O W N planks, rork, everything, In fact, except vinyl. It la alto vary much In th* spring 2006 look to introduce something very old In acces­ JEE sories. I don’t mean ona o f l U9E STANDARD granny's antique*, I mean \ hr PIPE AND really ancient Ilka ancient nniNiaa Oriental teapots, o r pre-Co­ lumbian heads o r prim itive pottery or basketry or old candelabra. Fortunately, cop­ lea o f ancient treasure* ara fillin g the apecialty ahopa. Ona o f tha few accessories "TEE that really tempt* me, how­ WITH Hz'* ever, Is Lawrence Peabody'* REDUCTION wrought iron candelabra that WASHER ia an ingenious combination o f chandelier and candelabra. I t hold* 10 candlaa, bangs on | N j9E FIBRE DRUM A9 FORM FOR a calling chain to ligh t tha i dinner table and, a fter din­ CONCRETE MIX. CUT HOLE IN EXACT CENTER FOR AXLE. PUDDLE ner, you lift it o f f th* hook, CONCRETE WITH STICK<1Q TO REMOVE I carry it to tha livin g raoaa AIR POCKETS, and plant H is He earn baaa, a a a a n n s iw abort a r tall, t * aaatiaaa LAWN ROLLER X J C L IP AND 8AVI' Bj �U_ If dUqhliqkLb T V Time Previews alua Clay (o r whatever he you're not only aatutc, you’ll SATURDAY • * l t p.m. NBC. Saturday calla hlmaelf today). The reet probably be able to name N ig h t Mo via. “ Th t J ay haw- o f the ahow la Uken up with moat o f the aongi perform ­ lt*ra." (C olor) (Barun) Th« tome noity atockcar and pow­ ed by Com King Welk In arena la Kanaaa In 1860, and erboat racea. hla musical tribute to mo­ 7:30-8:30 p.m. CBS. The tw o men, one a complex J a y tion pictures. "H ooray For Jackie (ileaion Show. (R e ­ hawker leader, played hy J e ff Hollywood T" Right! "Y o u Chandler, and an ex-convict, run) In hia m o n o l o g u e , Fee* Parker, who la out to Jackie dlacuttea the coat of Ought To Be In Pictures?" kill him. Tha woman between living yesterday and today. o f course, etc. 9:30-10:30 p.m. ABC. The them, who la oat to change And later, at Reginal Van both their Uvea, la Nicola Gleaton III, tha Great Cou­ Hollywood Palace. Tennessee turier, ahe ahowa how the F-mle Ford la tonight's singIfau rey. 5-6:30 p.m. ABC. ABC'a average houiewifa can de- Ing host and ha reprises hla W ide World O f Sporta. With algn an eaquiilte evening biggest hit, "16 Tons," along what paaaea fo r a heavy­ gown utlng Iteme found In with other selections. Guests w eight rhamplonahlp fig h t the home. Tha reet o f the Ann Miller and Kdle Adama show why they've become atlll echeduled fo r Tueaday thow la routine. 8:30-9:30 p.m. ABC. Law- papular nightclub performers, night, dedicated figh t fane w ill probably be intereated rence Welk. Nick Lucaa la and Jack Carter is around for In Howard Cosell’a Interview- on hand to alng gueta whatT a pulverising string o f gaga. vlilta with contender Sonny I f you aald "1'olnllng Tha There's an entertaining an­ Litton and the champ, Cat- C l o u d a With Sunshine," thropoid act as well as some F R ID A Y P . I t t:SS | » Newacope Coni. (S) News, Sport*, Wssiher (1) Newell** l i t e ( ! ) Huntley • Brinkley ( I ) The Big Movie ( I ) Newe wllh Welte r Cronklle T i » l ( I ) Tency Dtrrlneer (Si Wyatt Karp f : l t <11 Interaallonal Show­ time ( • ) Rawhide 1:1) (S> Ad items retnlly (1) Bali Hops Preeent* (S) Tht Cars Wllllami Show »;0S ( I ) Valentine's Day (S> Our r rl v a l e World* 1:11 <1) Jack Benny (S) Oomer Pyle ( I ) Farmer* Daughter 14.00 < ]) Jack Pear ( I t Slattery'a People ' I ) 11 O'clock High 11 :SS ( I ) Newacope ( I t News, Sport*, Wea­ ther It) Newetln* 11:11 ( ! ) 8 hock Theater ( I ) Theater n( the Stare 11:10 (J) Tonlsbt Show SATURDAY A. M. • ill S:30 7:00 7:11 7:10 (S) Newe ft Weather (S> Nunrlee gemteter IS) llrowere Almansa (t> Newt ( I ) One Way Mirror ( I ) HKD MId-Klorlda 7:41 11) Mlsa On 1:00 <t> Acroat The Peace IS) Mleter Mayor IS) Jet Johneon 1:11 (S) Burnt A Allen ( I ) Planet Patrol 1:00 ( I ) The Alvin Show I t ) Scleaos Klotton ( I ) Motor Mercury l : i e (1) Hector lleelhcola 111 Tennessee T ussle 11:11 (f> Under Doe (S) Quick Draw Mcdraw <») Hull winkle l i l t s <s> fire b all XI.-4-N IS) MlahtV S n a i l (S) llaena 4 Cecil t l i t l . l t ) Dannie,the Menace ri> NSW ceepar Cartoons (St I Jana tka Llonheart- ed 11:11 ( I ) The Jeteona Legal Notice f « ) TIIA 1:10 4 Wyatt Krp 4:00 111 Hangar la My fluidSATURDAY F. M. ness (4) tin# Way Mirror 13:00 (4) rky King (1) Kaga of Western Men ( I ) Huge Bunny Show 4:10 ( ( ) Vour I,If* In World S3) Hpnlllght Today <4) Air Forr* News Re1:00 (1) THA view 111 Tople 17.34 I t) People Arc Funny HD Xooratua (V) Jimmy Strickland (1| TIIA Show (4) My Krltnd Fllcka 1:10 (I I (IK ('client Bowl 1.OS ( ! ) Net. Double Kealur* (4) Cavalcade of Ama­ (»| llaachsll teur* II (4) CIIH Hummer Hpurte tl) Project 4 1:00 (4) Hat. Matinee f:00 (11 Meet the Press 4:00 (0) Wrestling (I I 10th Century ( ! ) The Outlaw* IS) F.D.H. 1:10 ( I ) It* The l.*w 4:10 (1) Newacope tl) Dlatuealon '44 4:00 (0) lt'0 The U w I ! ) Welle Kergo 10) Danny Thomas IS) AIIC Wide World or 7:04 ( l i Kentucky Jonas Hporte (4, Darale 4:10 14) Car 44— Where Are l»> Katie 4 Harriet 7:10 tl) Wagon Train You’ ( ! ) Jim 4 .1***1* Show (1) Wonderful Warld of 4:40 ( ! ) Klalilng Kun Color ( I ) Lloyd Tbaaton Show ( l l My Favorite Martian 1:00 («| Kd KulHvan 1:14 ( ! ) Nawteopo 1:10 (01 Tho Kllnatnnea 4:10 <1| Branded S:I4 (1) Hal. It*purl (0) llrnadald* 7:00 (4) Can Ira I Fla. Hhow t:00 (11 Itonanea eaa* (41 Twil ight Zone (0) On* Slop naynnd 10) Movie I I ) Knalgn O'Tool* 10:00 (1) The Hogues 7:10 ( f l Jackla Gleaaon (1) Candid Camera ( ! ) Kllppar 10:10 ( I ) Wlial'a My l.lnt (0) Tha King Family 11:10 II ) Newacope 1:00 ( ! ) Th* Ttian (4) CIIH Newe. Weethtr l:to (0) l.awrenr* Welk ( » ) Newellne ( ! ) Mr. Magoo 11:10 (1) Checkmate I d tlllllgand'a lelend 11:14 ( I ) Adventuree la Para 0:00 <0) K u r d Aqrnl dlae I!) Hal. Nil* Movie 11:14 (1) checkmate l:S0 (0) Hollywood Palace 11:10 tl) I'etar Ouna 10:00 I f ) Ounamoko MONDAY A. K. I0:ia toi itlpcord ( ! ) Sign Oe 11:00 (1) Nawacop* 1:11 ( l l Hiinahlna Almanen (1) Newa, Hpoila, W*0■ lit ( I ) Newa 4 Weather thar 1:10 11) Intro, to Chemietry (0) AIIC New* ( I ) Kunrlae Kemeeler 11:10 I f) Theater of the Stare 4:14 <f) New* 4 Weather 11:14 (0) Hit. Night Movie 11:1* (1) Halurday Night Show 1:41 l l ) Today <f| Hunahln* Almenee S U N D A Y P . M. Till ( f l Wakt-up Movlee 11.00 Cl) Discovery '(4 7:30 IS) Countdown Newe III lllhlia Answer* 7:44 ( I ) Farm, Merkel Ba­ (1) Th* Fourth Problem sed 11:10 ( ! ) Orel llnherla Viet ( t ) Tedey fit Navy Film of Week (SI Mickle Evens 40) Direction* '*4________ -7-44-141 Newe 4 W e at h e r ---1:0# ( ! ) TV Tabernacle 1:00 ( t ) Captain Kangaroo ( I ) Herald of Truth 1:14 111 Weather - Newe ■01 CIIH Hummer Hporte 1:14 t l ) CartMinvIlle 1:10 111 You Are That* (31 Today ( t l latutt 4 Answer* 1:00 ( ! ) Divorce Court 111 The Inheritance (4) American History 1:50 IS) Mai. Theatre 4/4 ( I ) Kitrcla* for Modern 10) Theater X Women <0) Car 41— Whet* Art 1:30 |4) Ilomper lloom You! ( I ) Th* Morning Movie I:0fl ( ! ) Cameo Theater 14:00 (11 Make Hoorn for lladdy (4) CIIH Newt with Mike Wallers ( I ) Porky Pis (1) Kury t« th is c ir c u it router, N IN T H JUDICIAL (T H t 'I'I T UK v M m in * in a n d r a n k k m i n u i .h r n iiN T V . 1% I 'll * M E R Y NO. US1S 1IAIIDV W. 1IAWIJ4 end KVA BKI.I.K I’. I I A W I A hie wife, Plalntirr*. •vaTIIK IIODWKI.I, I I K A I . T T NOTH N OF APPLICATION COMPANY, a f’nnntcllnul rnr. FOB TAS IIKF.D pnral Ion, ROBERT C. ItAN* 4err. IS4.I* Florida Slalalea *f COCK end MAX INK NOEGKL IMS) NOTICK OF APPLICATION HANCOCK, tile wife. NOTICE IK HF.IIKIir fllVEN, FOB TAX IIKKI) Defendant*. That II. It. Illeer I he holder of IM.tS Florida SlalMe* et SOTH’ K OK nt.IT the following rerllflrat* hsa IBM) Till The Uudwall Hetlly Com* filed eeld certificate for 1*1 NOTICK IS IIKHKHT (IIVF.N. p«ny, a foreign corpora* deed tn he leautd thereon. Th* That ll, B. Illeer the holder of lion, If eslatlng: whoa* certificate number and year of th* following car Ilf lea I e h place of butlneat It un­ Issuance, th* description of th* filed eeld certificate for l e i known; property, end th* n in e tn deed to be Ittued thereon. Tht Harry T. Bod well end which It waa atattaad are at certificate number and year or Sylvester M. H u d I o n g, follow*: laauenca, the daarrlpllon of tha whoa* pleraa of rtaldenre Certificate No. 41 Tear of property, end tha name in are both unknown, aa dir­ Issuance 1444 which It was Aseeaetd are *• ecto r! of, and trueleea for tlrerrlgllea af Prngerlpl follow*: (lie property of The Hodlad 3 111k 7 Lockhart's Certificate No. 41 Tear of w ill Really Company, If Hulidlvlalon P i ll Book 1 Issuance I I I ! alleeolted; Pag* 74 Deecrlprlon o f Preperlyr The unknown granleea, Nam* In which saersatd DeAll lltock 4 Clay Spring eeelgneea, aucceator* In land Finance Ce. All of aald Plat Book 4 Tag* 14 lotereat, director*, etock- property being In th* County Nam* In which asteaatd Karst, holdera. or any oilier par­ of I'emlnolt, State of Florida. Kmll K. of aald properly ty rlalmlng tiy, through, Ilnteee such certificate ahell he being in All th* County of Hrml uader ur analnet The llod redeemed according to U w th* nolr, State of Florida. Unite* well Hrally Company, property described In eurh cer­ whoa* name* and place* of tificate will be told to th* aucli r t r l l f l r a l * ahell lie re deemed accurdlng in U w Hi* rr.tdenr* era unknown; Idghrtt cash bidder it the described In aurh tarAll ptreoo* clalrnlnn any front door of the Seminole properly (tflrale will ba told In the eelale, right, till* or In­ County Court Home el San­ hlgheat cash bidder at th* terest In or In tha real ford, Florida, on the fltal Mon­ front door of Ih* SamlnoU estate herlnafter dttrrlb day In the month of June. 11(4, County Court llouae at Sanford, ei), or any part thereof, which I* the 7th day at June, Florida, on Ilia Orel Monday wliua* nenit* and placet 1444. In Ih* month of Jun*. t i l l , of rtaldenre are unknown. Dated thle 4th day of May, which la the 7lh day of Jun*. YOU A UK IIKHKIIV NOTI- 1414. till. VIKD that a Complaint tv quiet (Official Clerk's Seel) Deled I hie 4lh day of May. Sills and to cancel certain re Arthur II. Iltckwllh, Jr., till. alrlctlva covenant* In dead* on Clerk of Circuit Court (Official Clark e le a l) 4he following dtaorlbtd Teal Seminole County, Florid* Arthur II. Ilachwllh. Jr., proprrly, lo-wlti llyt It. N. Tamm, Jr. Clark of Circuit Court taita 11. It and It, Block Drputy Clttk By: II. N. Tamm, Jr., II, 4lh Section Dreamwold, Publish May 7, 11, 11, 11, 14(4 Drputy Clerk according to the plat thert- CDM-14 Publish May 7, 14, 11, 11, 1144 nf at recorded In Plel CDM-14 Hook 4, Pas* »». of the KOTICK OF APPLICAT IO N Public Heoorde of Semi FOR T A X UKBD BOTICR OP AP PLIC ATION no)* County, Klorlda. (See, IS4.IS Flarlda Statufaa • ( FOR T A X DICED haa been filed analnet you In IMS) IS D N Florida Blalnloa *4 4ht above atylsd ault, the abort NOTICK IK IIKI1KBT OIVKN, 10*0) lilt* of whlcb I* Hardy W. Thai II. U. Illeer the holder of NOTICK IB HKIIKBT (1IVEN, Jtawla end Kva Bell* P. Haw)*, the following certificate he* That II. B. niter lb* balder ef Jile wife. Plaintiffs, versus, The filed tald certificate for lag th* following certified* he* tied well llealty Company, deed to be leautd thereon. Th* filed eeld certificate for tat Connecticut corporation, et at.. certificate number end year of deed to be Issued thereon. Th* Defendants, sad you sr* re letuanoe, the description of the certificate number and year of qulrtd to terv# e copy of your Froperly, ond the mint In which Issuance, Ih* description of th* Answer or other pleading to t wee attested sr* a* fol properly, and Ih* namo in She Cumplatnt on Plaintiffs' at­ Iowa: which It wo* accessed or* at torney*, Cleveland, Blephenaon Certificate No. 14, Tear * follow*! and Mle*. Suit* l i t Sanford Utuanco 1444 Certificate Ne. I l l Veer of Atlantic National Bank BuildDearrtpllea of Pre#or4yi Issuance ( I I I lag, Sanford, Florida, and file S 71V4 Ft of W. 144 Ft. of DeeerlpHow •* Frspavlyi 4he orlslnal Answer or other KH of N W l i of KWH of B 44 Ft o f KM of NKM ef gltadlag la the Office of tht N W U Sec. 44 Township 14 BWM lection 11 Township clerk el tka Circuit CouK oa I t B Hong* 11 K • nan s* 44 X • r before tka U tk day of June, Noma In which e atested Devi*. Name In which aaaetaed Corey, A. D. I Ml. U you fall M do to, Mattie * Will. All of sold pro­ C. A. All of said preparty ba 5 decree art coot**** will be perty being Is th* County of Ing In Ih* Counly of Bemlnole, takea again*) sou foe Ike relief BomlnoU. Stato af Flarlda. Un­ Bint* of Florida. Uniats such deanaeded la th* Comslalat. io n tuck oortlflrolo shall certificate ahell he redeemed Tale Halloa akall be gabHkh- redeemed according to U w tho areordlng to U w th* properly ed eate a waak far four oonae- property described In tuoh cer­ described la eucb c e rti f i e d * outlve weeks In Tha Sanford tificate will be told to the will ho told lo Ih* hlaheel oaeh Herald, a newspaper circulat­ highest oath bidder at th* Dent bidder at th* front door of Ih* ed In Seminole County, Florida. door of tho Seminole County Bemlnole County Court tlouee Dated this Ilk day at May, Court House el Besford. Floe OA Banfsrd, Florida, on IK* A. D. I H I , Ida, os th* first Mosdsy is Ih* first M today In lb* month of (■KALI month of Juno, 1444, whick Is Jans. ( H I , which Is lb * Tib Arthur M. Beckwith. Jr.. th* 7th Say of June, 1444. Boy of J u m . 1444. Clerk Circuit Court Dated this Ilk day of May, Dolod this Ilk day of May Byt Elisabeth Brueneban 1144. 1444. (Official Clerk's Seal) U. C. (Official Clerk's Bool) Arthur H- Beckwith. Jr, Carroll Burke, of Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Cleveland, Stephenson 4 Mlo* Clerk of Circuit CouN CUrk of Clrcull Court Femlnole County, FlorldA .Attorney* st l**w, V. 0, remuole County. Florida Drawer X, Sanford, Florida, Byt H. N. Tonirn. Jr. Byt H. N. Tomsk Jr, Attorn*)a for Plaintiffs. Deputy Clerk Deputy CUrk #ublith Msy 7, 14, f l . tl, 1144 Publlalt Mar T, 14, II. II, 1111 Publish May », It, t l , I I , 1111 ■CDM-Jd CUM-IT icD M -U t Legal Notice Legal Notice » is a divers and a group Hold Your o f acrobats. Ernie'* songs are the ehow'e beat momenta. 10-11 p.m. CBS. Gunsmoke. •fh t #SRforfe S tn ill Page 10 — May 21, 1965 A very familiar theme which translates well to the old west setting. New evidence forces the reopening o f a long-dead murder rase and, aa a lot o f dirty linen is aired, one begins to wonder whether It might not have been better to let sleeping dogs lie— the town conscience Is heavier than that o f P ey­ ton Place. The investigation and characterisations are In­ teresting as Is tha inevitable result: The solution o f the old crime leads to a new one. Stars are James Gregory and Jeremy Stale. WBEKEND T E L E V IS IO N i i comedy 11:14 ( I ) (I) 14:14 ( ! ) 11:44 ( I ) (I) (4) 11:14 ( I ) ()) (I) What's This Bong t M r * I .ear NIIC Newe Andy of Mayberry Ceatentrotleo December llrld* Th* McCoy* Jeopardy Price la flight M O N D A Y r . M. 11:4* ( ! ) (I) (1) 11:14 14) 11:11 ( ! ) (I) (I) 11:11 I t ) 11:44 ( ! ) 1:44 ( 1 / (!) 1:14 1:14 1:44 l.oo Itll 3 At 1:44 4:31 (I) tl) (I) (1) <») (I) ll) (3) (I) <1‘ (I) (») 14) (1) (I) (I) III Key When U>v* of Life Donne Hted CIIH New* Truth er Conse­ quences Father Knows Reet Hearth for Tomorrow Hut,ling Light NHC Nawa Haport Th* Open Window Newa. KdltorU) and Waathtr Ttnn. Ernie Ford Focus A* The World Tama Let's Make A U t i l Newsline MIC News Report Password Moment of Truth Flame In the Wind Ti,• Doclore Art IJnklettev Day In Courl AIIC Newe Another Werld T o Tall th* Truth (lenaral Hospital CIIH Newe—Douglas Edwards Classified Phones Prem See feed Ear* saga gem tael# Csanty 425-5938 Dial DtrvrO— Not L e n s Die taste J J s ■ 4) • s m J ; ► Upf5 ba R J £ £ A £ et 11 11-56 | 1.86 1I J 6 d to 10 I » 11.5*1 1.86 I i . t « 11 lo 15 I » 11.50 11,6* I 3-»5 16 In I * |« 11.5* I 1-33 11.6* 31 to 33 I 5 11.W |3.15 I 4.75 3* lo I0 | 6 I 1,5*1 3,781 5.70 Minna not AO—1 Lina fflta a-lelier ward* gar line; | 1 M Ml etna era Charge All Ship D al* Ada Charged at 1-Day Hat* C O N TR A C T R ATE S ON REQUEST (JLAN.slh'lkl) IMMl'LAY 11.50 Per Inch (Mlnlmnm larbaa at S aelnme ERRORS Tba Iter*IS will aat ba re. epeatlhU tar ntara than owe tarerrect Ineerttan. ” 16. Special ServIcM 60. Mloc. For Salt 77. SitoRtion Wonted 81. Real Estate • Sale LAWNH mowed, Kdgtng, L oti Claenrd, L ta v te Vacuumed. KKNMOnF. Wether, good con­ dition III. 133-41)1. IRONING, my home. I l t - l l l l . Satlifactlon gueranteed. LO V E L Y COU.VTRT HOME On la r g i Ink#* 1* A of land 2 lldrm-» 2 b*lh*t Hvln« ,room, itp* din Ink room, kltchfn •■iulp.» doubt* a found! file# I f UndicafXd. A A B CONTRACTORS S22-5612 From Own Sale With HERALD W ant - Ads COPY T b* HaralC reserves lb* grlallege st rejecting * r i*vl*Ing nny ndarrtleeanent which It deems abjertlennble tn th* paltry at this news­ paper. DEADLINES HOME (MPROVKMENTS, ROOFING, PAINTING A INPULATINO Financing Arranged 133-3317 OAH HANOK — Fully automalic, |S'i. lluit *** to ap­ preciate. He* at !I41 MAUSICK ROOM NEEDS NOI.IA. Wheel Chair*. W alken, Cana* A Crutchee for rent or sale. Preacrlptione at Ih v i i I MOTHEH'K DAT L A T - A W A T Prices. Discount to peopls lleautlful Zig-Z ag Dlal-o-Mattc te w in g machine laid away over I I A all Barrie* Person­ for Mother's Day (lift. Party nel. Check our prleee. left Area. Only 114.44. llalFAUST DRUG STORE enc* pliable monthly. 47all Free Dailvtrr 431-4714 Collect OA 1-1)77, Orlando. FIX IT SHOP CHECK OUR E V E R Y D A Y N E W LOCATION LOW PRICEHt 144 No French ______ 4H-ITII OFFICE F U R N IT U R E ■ample Item*: t Dr. Letterfll* 16. Interior Decorators Cabinet, full auapenelon, Reg. t l t . f ) , our price 147*5. Royal L'l’IKJLHTKIUNO. f) r e p e r ­ Hwivel Eiec. Chair. Reg. il*. Klip Cover*. Free eell4)1.7), our price |43 7). Coemette. AH work guaranteed. cn Eiec. Hwivel (.'hair. Hag. Alao, used furniture, Remn474.4). our price )I7.)4. anti for tale. Adame Decora­ POWEI.L'H O FFICE 8 U P P L T tor*. 111-30!!._________________ 7.ATEX P A I N T 4!.M gal. 18. l-andscape Service 88BRRR m m M AI NTE NA NC E Mowing, Hpreylng, Pruning. Edging. Let Your 7.*ndeeapt Re Our Worry. Cell tie for Eetlmet* on Year Round Hat**. VOSS LANDSCAPE 323-1950 After 6 19. liulldeni Supplied *F T ^E H lS^c!o n cM t^jt*p * UHEOOH7 LUMBER CO 434 Mania Ave 433-4144 20. Hardware Banford'e Moet Complete TED W It.LI AMS IIDW. 144 K. 44th._____________ t l l - l t l t 21. Home Repairs ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 110 Banford Ave. 4:!-1 7»l H E AD V -M IX CONCRETE lllocke, Hlepplng Htonea, Hand, Hteel, Oreaae Traps, Itock. l^it Marker*. Polyethylene, Wire Meali. Step*, Window Hllle, Dry Welle A Drain Tile. MIHACI.K CONCRETE CO. Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice 1101. 81. H e a l E s ta te • S b le B AU T P IL C H E R Beat Buy Broker 111-Tltt Day or Nlgkt A v iy from plant iruffto Jb »tf* patttra. C. A. WHIDDON, SR. BROKER 444 8. Park 414-1941 LARGE eight badroom. 4 bath home on spacious corner lot. 4 blocke from renter of Senford. Idea) of Investment, ROBERT A. W IL L IA M S hualnrae or building elte. Realtor Owner ovtreeae. Contact Raymond Lundqulat. Aseo. Everett A. Harper Realtor, 333-33)1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 3441 Park Ave.. Ph. 3 : ! - 3 : i ) . In Sanford or L L Colonel R o­ bert C. Morrle, Adjutant Gen­ T ait afu ll r remodeled, livable eral tllvlalon. Headquarter a home wllh large room*, fire ­ UKAREUR. AIX) New York. place. 4 bedroom*, 1 bathe. *3404 (Send AIR M AIL). Pine, rret School Dletrlcl, Plea** do not ill.turb ten­ 4ll,n(io with reasonable term* ant. Make offer. L l.le d eerurlllee a.-ceptatde In trade. Stemper Agency 95. IIouH es For S a le Realtor-Apprelter-Tradee 444-4991 11)4 8. French Av*. 4 REDItnOM, 3 BATH HOME, 749 Hey wood Circle. Hae well and pump. Monthly p »y m in t 19392. Including ln t«r f«U tnsea and Inauranci. Call 222* T H E T IM E T E ST E D FIRM 1071* nlcht 232*9420. 114 N. Park Av*. 143-4144 St. Johns Realty 61. Articles For Kent RENT A IIED Rotlewey, Hospital. Raby lied*, by Day, Weak, er Month. CA ItltOt.L'3 FU RNITURE I I I W. let. 413-4I4I “ You name It— w* have It!" POPCORN MACHINE for Cartilvele, nataara A Partita. AMERICAN RENT-ALL i t l l a Hiawatha 333-7IH 63. Wanted To Huy NOTICB fliilldlng Owner* — Long Hot BEL l US yuur Furniture. Dry Weather — Iloofe creek Quick Bervlca with the Cash. and ahlnglee curl up. T a i a * POUT SUPER T R A D IN G Refinery Corp. haa mighty 1)1-0477. plate rnof primer that put* Ufa beck In tho** roof*. W * UKBD F U R N IT U R E alao have aluminum roof 133-1174 r o l l i n g * end aluminum paint that le safe for playground 55. Furniture For Sale equipment. Call u> for FltK K Ultimate T. It. C. Advleor. WILSON MAIF.lt FUIIN 131,1341. ________________ Huy — 8*11 — Trad* 111-11 K. let. 112-1441 13 Nimn Gay Before Vou Don't Bay Publication For Th* Young Married* Insert lose and Kills The Edge of Night 22. Plumbing T h * Match Game (Hal. Noon F or Monda y) Trallmeattr PLUMtHNO Betret Storm Contracting Repairs M IC Newe FJIEB F.HTIMATEB Ileal of Crouch* 2. PrmonaLq R. L. HARVET llnrl* Wait Hit qantord Ave._______ 111.till Hathunt Dn you have a drinking prob­ Well* Fargo lem. Writ* P. O. Dog 1114, 23. Painting Manilla OorllU Hanford. Maglo Movement* In P A IN T IN Q A repair. 333-4471. Hporte 4. lieau ty C a r* 4:44 ( ! ) Nawacop* ( I ) Hporte, Weather, 34 24. Well Drilling Newa IJ AH H IF .T T- tlie ulr N o o k , ( I ) l.**v# It T e Beaver sort water, evening app'ta. WKLLH DRILLED, PUMPS 4:14 111 Mr. Magoo 1*4 Ha. oak. I l l . l f t l . SP RINKLE R SYSTEMS All Types and Btiaa W * Repair sad Service PtCCtAlrOW-pBnMS S T I N E Art Beauty Khnp hat moved MONDAY A. M. Machine and Bupply Co. In Cut 'N* Curl Brauty Khup. 1:14 Nlgn On 147 W. Ind HI__________ H3-4474 30% off of rrgular prices of 1:15-1:14 Timeline Perm*. I l l Palmetto Av*. Pb. l:uo>*:3* American lllelury 31I-4II4. 30. Home Appliancen (I I 4:14-1:44 Heading ( I - l ) 4:44-14:14 Kpenlth (1) 6, Child Care SANFORD ELECTRIC 10:14.10:14 Kpenlth ( i t 0. E. AprIUnees— New A Uesd 14:14-11:04 Hpact Age Selene* NANNIE'H KID D IE CAItK, 1140 111 Magnolia___________ 111-1144 III H. Oak Av e , 171-0111. Infanta 11 ;DL T' 54 Social Htudlaa (4) tu I yra. W * N e v ir Cloa*. 31. Musical ItiHtruments VT 11:14-11:41 Keynotes of Muale (t-4 ) VT Plano Servicing A Tuning 8. Pete A Supplied MONDAY P. M. Qen* Cumbee — 441-1441 t! ;4>A-t3:10 Kelltdnaropt ( l - t ) HEIIMAN Hit El'll Kilt) Puppies, Plena Tuning ana Repair 11:14-11:14 Kindertime pur* bred, unregistered. 411W L. Mermen ... 171-4714 11:40-1:14 Quttt 1414. 1:30-1:40 K ip lorlng Science 1:41-1:14 Queet VTR ANIM AL IIAVEN. Kennel*. 31. Upholstery («) Hrrtcntd llun, Boarding. 431OVER 44 YKAIIS 174!. Ynu all com* eet utl of fin* workmanship (n uphol­ stering. Draperies, Slipcover*. DHCIb IIKCKIVBU tor Adop­ Tim* Payment! at little aa tion, boarded Animal Rescue 14 mo. Drapery hardware in­ NOTICE TO APPEAR I-segue, 1744 W. Minn tea la, TOi W. O. W H IT E end -----stallation. IH L a n r ^ tv Ilt- llll^ ^ ^ K U LP DKCORATINd gtlOP WHITE, hie wife; JAMES E. HAIITLETT end ■ 12, Special Notices P h . 177-1114_______ IIAHTI.ETT, hie wife: A. I- WAlINKIt and JKNNIK CANAB Day Cemp begins Jun* 35. Vacuum Cleaners D. WAlINKIt. hla wife. If llth., 1-ak* Golden. For In* living and If deed, their formation call l ! 3 - ! l l l , Fred ELECTROLUX Hotel |4.44 If unknown heirs, devisee*, you mention thle ed. Gan**. legatees or granleea; end ■ANFOIID VACUUM SVC. any and all p t r i o i i i HITCIIINH Poet Rlfl* A 4144 i Pnrk Ave. 711.4411 claiming by. through or Pawn Mhop. Loan* on any* under any of the eeld De­ thing of value. t i l l Sanford 43. Plants, Feeds, Seeds fendant! nr otherwise, and Av*.. 333-M U ________________ any and all person* claim­ f B B K B S S R S M H H i lU T U r i k‘ im ing any eelete, right, title 12, Catering • Food Regular 144 Iba. 1:7.04, 444 lbs. or Interest In, or Hen lot* 134.00 Uahla (Irate Bled, upon, the real properly P*nea(yila A Argentine. Ask herein deerrlbed, or any FIE LD PEAS 11.14 Hu. Bring tor current prleee. alio other own container A pick. I l l * part thereof. 4144. Urea* A Field Seed*. Clover, TOU AHE HKflKDT NOTI­ etc. FIED that a eull haa been A. M. Prevail 744-4114, Seville, brought agelnat ynu, Ih* na­ If». Special 8«rvi Florida________________________ ture of which I* lo remove cer­ tain clouds from and tn quiet LAWNH MOWED, Floor clean­ ing A Window Cleaning, t i l - SO. Mine, For Sate and confirm th* title to the cut. hereinafter described reel pro HOOVE It VAC. CLEAN K.ltB party. HOOMT Rant W H I T E gKW INO M ACHINE! Th* name ef th* Court In TOO MUCH through "For neat" ads. d el Authorised Hale* A Service which Ih* suit has bsen Inatl tttra income1 aAHHKTTS luted I* the ClllCUIT COttllT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 144 R. First. 414-1444 ANII FOIt HUM INCH.K CHUN SANFORD MFWINQ CEN TE R TV. FLOIIIDA. Th* abbreviated 144 Ba. Park Ave. 414-4411 title uf th* rae* It THOMAS W. HI.KUMOK, SIMILE va. W. (1. IN TMM CIRCUIT COURT. W H IT E and --------- WHITE, hit NIN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 171 FT. Chain Link Fine* with hardware A gat*. 41I-444I wlfa, et si, being Chancery AND PGR ■KMINOLH COUN­ er eet I I I Palm Place. Case No. l t l l l . TY, FLORIDA. Th* Bterrlpltoa of th* real IN CHANCERY NO. IdSOO property Involved U as follows; W Y N N LL K FOItKHAND I-ONO, leal T II It K B IIUNDIIKD Plaintiff, FORTY - FIVK (Itll, of v*. N47TICH OF INTRNT TO TABS BLACK HAMMOCK, accord­ UOBBT D. LONG. NATIUR OF INTRNT ing lo Ih* Plot (hereof re­ Defendant. TO N i l L K ailt.A T IO N corded In Plat Book 1. at NOTICE OF NU4T Pages 41 and 141 and Plat TOi BOUUY I). I-ONO TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: NOTICK I I HERRIIY OIVKN Book 4. Bt Peg** 74, II* 111 Wood Btreat or Intention tn npply In th* and 111, of Ih* Public lltBaytown, Tessa corde of Bemlnole County, Tou. Defendant, are hereby l l t l setalon. regular sr spe­ Florida. notified that a Complaint In cial. ef th* Florid* L*glal*tur« Tou ond each af you or* re­ Divorce and Annulment ha* far pseeag* af an net ■mend­ quired la flit your answer with been filed against you In th* ing th* Firemen'* Pension Law the Clerk of the above entitled above styled eull and ynu are In th* City of Sanford by Court end aarve a copy thereof required In serve a copy of changing th* retirement eg* upon Plaintiff* attorney, lion your eniwtr or pleading to th* from flfty-flv* te elaty year* •I P. Weil, who** addtsea I* 11 Complaint on Plalotltra Attor­ •nd Iwenty-flv* yearn ef eerBouth Magnolia Avenue. Orlan ney, Joseph M. Muraeko. P. O. vlc*; I * chsng* widow*' bentdo, Florida, not Istor than Ih* Bat i l l , Fern Park. Florida, file le forty per cent * f what llth day of Jun*. IHI. a* re­ and file th* original anawar or th* fireman would hnv* re­ quired by Uw, eta* • decree pro pleading In tha nfflee at lb* el Ired; i* change the ptnelen confess* will be i a t e r a d Clerk of lb* Circuit Court on benefit! to forty per rent of against you and oacb of you. or btfor* th* Ith day af June, Mtlary with two per cent per IN WITNESS WIIEHEOF IH I. If you fall to do to, s year for each *411(100*1 year have eat my hand and afflied decree pro conreae* will be tak­ • f service ever Iwenly-llv* and ray official cast at Sanford, en satinet you for the relief eatnbllehlng • minimum baneBamlnola Counly, Florida, this demanded In th* CsmplalnL fit * f fifty per cent nf salary, llth day « t May. 1444. WITNKSg my band and offi­ tn provld* far a withdrawal af contributed fund* upon with­ (BRAD cial ttsl af sffle* st gsnford, Arthur K. Back with, Jr. Bemlnole County, this Ith day of drawal from th* p*o*t«h plan • r eeperetloe from amplayAa Clark of fold Court May. 1441. Byt Mtrtho T. Vlhltn meat with th* City ef Sanford; (B R A D Deputy Clerk Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., contribution! of firemen t* be RONAL P. W ES T of Clerk of ih* Clrcull Court changed trom thru* per cam nf THOMPSON * WEST •alary t* flv* per cent and Byt Martha T. Vlhlsa 14 South Magnolia Avonut Deputy Clerk contribution of th* City * f Orlando, Florida Sanford he be Increased t* Jseeph M. Muraaka Attorney far Plaintiff fir* per cent of eatery; provid­ P. a Bob t t l Publish May H, tl, tl A Jun* Fern Park, FIs. ing an effective data. 4. l i l t Publlah May I, It, It, II, 111! Publish Mar * L 1411. CUM-Ad CDM-II 4BOM-M 1:11 ( ! ) (I) tl) 1:14 I t ) II) (I) t il (I) t:44 (1) Id 1:44 (tl (31 (I) 1:44 ( I ) For eeey, quirk carpet clean­ DATS W O R K 131-3741. ing rent Blue Lustra Electric Hhampooer only 41 per day. HOUSEWORK, 433-4144 or 411Carroll Furniture Co. For Ih* biggest selection of nearly new end ueed furni­ ture, see Noll's Furniture Rro kereg* In Cateelbtrry on 17-43. Open I daye 4 la 4. TH ERE’S AN EASIER WAY! BUY A 1965 FU LL-SIZE AIR-CONDITIONED FORD Air * conditioned, Power Steering. Radio, 352 Cu. In. V-8 Engine White-wall Tires, Vinyl Interior! 2995 OFFER GOOD THROUGH MONTH OF MAY f k k b e s t im a t e Upho littr lng A Mattress ren­ ovating. Naw A Ueed Furni­ ture. Call N i l Redding Mfg. Co. at 744 Celery Av*. I l l 1117. Used furniture appliance*, tool*, etc. Bought • Hold. Larry'e Mart, 414 Sanford Ava. Ph. 333-4113- SAVE'M HEAP WAMPUM with the DODGE BOY BRAVES ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Bedding A Furniture A T FACTORY PRICES! l^ W C lg n o lU ^ ^ ^ n D t m i 69. Schools A Instructions F L Y I N G HEM INGLE R ANCH dtpac* Unlvarally Airpor t) Located 1 mllea K e lt of Ovlado on Ilwy. t i l Is now upon. Ktudent Instruction ixinr g i v ­ en In Piper Cherokee "HI.** Come out end learn te fly NOW. K ipert lnalructl</n In n relaxed ntmoephere remov­ ed from buey traffic patlerne. Twin-engine Charter available anywhere. K a n o Aviation Products nvallahl* for Happy Flying. Ph. I l l 4301 for further Information _*nd _atm oln lm ent.___ ________ 71. Mala Help Wanted HIGH Inlereit Short Term In­ vestor Wanted. Local Huaim u . Ph. af te r T i l t g. m. tit-o u t. 73. Male or Female Help NEWB C O R R K 8 PONDENT wanted In Oviedo. Mutt cover Social. Church A S c h o o l Event*. Uea of Camera nerveeary. Contact Paul llroukthlre, Banford Herald, 11114 It. Frank Brunson Sam Simcoe C. D. Brown Harold Hood DELIVERED IN SANFORD L KAHN (77 I * 1144 Weekly In your apart time. Hell new High Quality Produrte, even­ in g ! or daye off. No Canvasilng. H in t be bondabl* A have car. For appointment cell 111-1441-4 to 7 only. ( i SOLD! 6S1 MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES >na at _ COME IN & SEE OUR GOOD SELECTION OF USED CARS OPEN EVERY NIGHT T ILL 8 P.M. (EXCEPT SATURDAY) r r My kgmt m (rited te m i m u mmrnt\ Odvg eM TadOL tee rm ta ef I N t W i F a i f Haa til Fra* it* m Hiaitaat. "DbNrn i O B 'l TM» tgdfitiM f t -m tm m fir im m M i l ((4 - 4 4 (4 SSB&BfUBP* Seminole Counly Motors ISO! w. lot 8t. — Saaford Plums 622-MU Or Ml 7-222* �Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612. 95. Houma For Sale #in[arh B t»f CIIOICK Aabaeto* Hiding. l-ak* Mary Hum*. l.argr Ini aft with Citrus traaa. GOOD gardan apot. On pavad alraat. Lakefront privilege,. Thla la an Idaal 1 Bedroom homa tor only 110,non. with It.OuO down A monthly paymtnla ot only I I I . I I . fr r ilb May 21, 1965 — Pape U OTTR ANCESTORS Ball-B!air Agency R»al Ka'ata — Insurance Ird * Park A v * I3I-S4II • $100 D O W N F H A -V A HOMES S E V E R A L Outstanding 1 * 1 Badroom Homo* avallabla la a ll Araaa ol Hanford, L *t oa Show yon Aronndl 1191 8 Park Av*. I l l t i l l anytlma I HR., m Batha. will ba availablt July 1. I'h. 111-1411 at­ tar I p. m. or wcakanda. OPEN D A I L Y AND SUNDAY 1400 Down, 111 prr tno. contatnporary 1 Bitrm., 1Va Bath, Family Um.. Wooded l.ut, N. Lonawnoil— Moo Down. 1101 par mo. Colonial 1 ll.lrrn., I Hath, Dbt. Carporta, Dbl. Utility, 1’allo Family Hoorn, H, Longwood — MOO Down, l in o par mo. 1 Udrm.. 3 Bath, Patio. Country Kltclian, Mo. Longwood — MM Down, |M par mo. 1 Bdrm. Split, 1 Hath, Panatrd Family Itoom, Patio, Oran*a Traaa, S. Dongwood. I All prepared tor AlrCnndltlonlng) 1330 Down. I l l par mo, a Bdrm.. 114 Bath. Hanford — |104 Down, 1110 par mo, Exacutlva Typa Co­ lonial, la Acra lot. orange Traaa, | Bdrm, 1 Bath, Air conditioned, Wall, Suburban Hanford. V A - FI1A - In Srrvlca Doana Avallabla. All I'aymanta Includa l ’rln, Int, Taxaa * In.. 1.MN' UNTKll PIUSES. INC, 111 Longwood Plato, U. 8 . H ig hway 11-11 South, Dongwood, Florida. “ I »ay, old chap, couldn't this changing of the guard be simplified?'* CLASSIFIED INDEX F H A - V A HOMES 1, * 4 BEDROOMS I, U M I BATHA K IT C H E N EQUIPPED L O W M ONTHLY P A Y M E N T ! IM M E D IAT E D E L IV E R Y F or Complata Information Baa or Call Your FHA - V A STENSTROM REALTY D R IV E iii- T iil Itf- IIU From lll- litl I Homes $100.00 DOWN aolootlo* of L L god 4 Bo4raoma located la votIo m SocUoao ol Voatord fltnford Eaohongt R A V E N N A P A R K . I Badroom. 1 bath. L o w down payment 1*1.10 monthly. Call I I J - l l l l . I BR.. 1 Bath, Double Util. Rm , Playroom, Fenced yard- Fh. Hobson Sporting Goods UNFURN. 1 lldrm. DtlpUg, K i t ­ chen equip. 335-1194. OAR AGE Apt, Apply 1443 Elm. FURN. Duplex Apt., 1 Room* A bath. 114 mo. l MU* South of llunli. 311-1341. Your E V IN B UD K Dealer l ! 4 - « - t E. let. Ph. 333-4911 ROOMS for Men, 44| Magnolia. II *11.471*. 115. A u I oh For Sale 11, Excellent Cond. 113-1944. n i l T-D1RD. Condition, c l i e n t . I3I-IIIT, PONTIAC Leman*. full ’ 60 power, I I I V I , with Air. 1411 Holly AV*. Automatic, I t * 11, lll-llll. old car, lll-llll. aaium# ’62 B UIC K HII SKYLARK Dr la* i 1I I I FKYL1NER, ratrackabl* hardtop, radio, hoator, power ottering, t i l l re,h or trad* for older ear. Ph. 111-4117 or oaa at 111 Oarrltog Dr. B A N K ' ^POSSESSI ON' ’61 PO N TIAC NO CASH NEEDED t B O N N E V ILL E HIM btL M« RM. •ail bst. 817 ISO. VW ( t t i bsl. 841 SIOl ’•1 Ilaab, $787 bst. M7 MO. 11 Falcon tats bsL 838 sio. lata bkl Mt n o . Wt R isk '•1 C e m l V 8H 7 b s l M» n o . *■# Dodfs • m hsL Ml n o . •714 ML MS n o . W rsed *68 P stc ea WN bsL Ml n a ’M g u L •aai Ml. M7 n o . 'M M crc urj law Ml. MS n o . We Fate#* MM heL 8M n o . *5# R isk MM hel. Ml n o . t e MyMM ML MS n#C k rrslr MM ML MS n o . 1* Msrcar y M87 ML Ml n o . Ford M M ML MS no•Ht M L M8 n o . *s» olds MM hsL MS n o . '$» My. M 87 Ml. MS n o . 15 M y . $487 ML Ml n o . T l FUt M M Ml. MS T t F or d 1781 beL M 7 n o . I f Ford •781 ML M7 n o . *M Beick F alf ok C or rs lr VUta, factory air, one owner, new Pontiac trade-in. FACTO RY EXEC. CAR ’65 TEMPEST GTO I I Ckn. M M M i •M no. Acc#ft Trs4#-Ik#! fflO 1U I X M « i IAN FORD AVE. o r a l EVENINGS rio rR o UM HI /tstfeasl Bop— Wilog* Ike. FI1IHKGI.AKH, Cloth * Sava 14%. Pane a, French Ave. !33-tlI4. R ’ rln. 1S9I 57 DeSoto 4 -Dr., S e d a n , V-8, Auto. Trans., R & H. 63 Volkswagen 2 Door Sedan, L o w Mileage, Extra Clean. *1595 61 Cadillac Sedan de Vllle, Auto. Trans., PS. PB, PW, and Seats, R & H, Air Cond.. Extra Clean. A Well-Kept Car. *3495 63 Pontiac Luxury without Limitations In the crefting of the Continental absolutely nothing was spared to create a car without peer. There are over 2,000 separate checks for quality; no other car built Is more thoroughly tasted. To have stinted in even th* slightest of details, in even the least significant of parts would b« to compromise with unimpeachable standards of excellence. The Lincoln Continental knows no limitations—it is a car among cars I We invite you to drive one. T em p es t LeMana Coupe, Auto. Trans., R A H , Bucket Seats, All Vinyl Interior. <1595 63 Buick I a Sabre 4-Dr. Hardtop, Automatic Transmis­ sion, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Radio and Haater. <2395 61 Olds “98” 4-Dr. Sedan, V*8, Hydramatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Radio & Heat­ er, Factory Air, ires <1595 62 Corvair Monxa Coupe, R A H , 4 Speed Floor Shift. Red Finish, All Vinyl Red Interior. ’64 PO N TIA C C A T A L IN A 1 6 9 5 S P E C IA L P A IN T S *395 Factory air, bucket Mela, new Urea. NATIONAL 125. Marine Supplies 4IIT. ________________ 116. Autos • Sal# or Trade ’05 PO N T IA C Offteot 1 1 1.llll I I FT. Penguin Boot * Trailer, ITS. 313-:i*S«. III CHEVROLET D*llv*ry Sedan. 1100 French Av#, 132- 111.0101. Mickui m-oro* *11-0441 Hotly Ave. payment*, Open Tonight 'til 9 SAVE 4119. Real clean * naw Urea. • ITI.OO ■AN FORD MOTOR CO 00 French Av*. tll-lttl P A R K DR1VH Ph. 111-tllO 8porta Coupe, Burgundy, ail Morokide Interior, fac­ tory air, PS, PB, 10,000 actual mllea. New car war* ranty atlll In affect. FT. Runabout Boat, W in d , ■tiled, Conv. Top. Steering O n n lro K 34 HP Kvlnroda Elec. Starter. Gator Tilt Trailer A Sklle, 1400. 333— FT. Rowboet, I HD Motor 0t - 14 ITS. O. K. Reuse |J0. 3I3» BOB McKEG USED CARS NO MONET DOWN 701 French Av *. lll-O Tll REALTY C A T A L IN A 144 W. Ind St. 333-1433 A L L WORK GUARANTEED FURNISHED air • condltlnned, new- l-bedronm D u p l e x . 121. Scooters & Cycles Adult* only. 3140 Park A v e , Sanford. MOTORCYCLE. 19S9 Triumph I l l W E E K L Y . Furn. 1 Bdrm. TttO, New metallic red paint. Apt., Util. Furn., 3*1 G. Ith. 1104 Myrtle Ave. Cowan. 111-4411. 3 ROOM Furn. Apt. near down1441 MOPAD Motor Bike, very town. S2Z-IU1. W K L A . . A AP AR T M E NT S 114 good condition, 135-4719, A \ Firat St. UNFURNIS HED 1 bedroom Duplex Apt-, te rran oo floor*, FURN. D U P L E X 1 Bdrm, r e ­ 123. KoatH & M o to rs decorated, 111 m o. Lake J*»til* bath, Venetian blinds, aup. Call tit-7411 after l:lo. kitchen equipped, 311-1114 a f t t r 1 p. m. Gateway To The W a te rway Seminole Realty llll A U T O G LASS & S E A T COVER CO. FURN. APT. (11-111*. STENSTROM BDRM, I Bath, Deep Walt I BEDROOM A ir conditioned. for lawn, I I I . I I monthly pay. 1H bathe. Florida Room. manta. Available I Juno. Pb. Vorr Raooonablo. To# * Qraon Eatata. ltl-0411. Itl-ITM . VA - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT REALTY w ■si 1 BEDROOM Duplex A p t , Tile bath, Terraixo floor,. 1334011 after I. Wo Have Tho Homo For Tou 95. Houses For Safe MONTHLY**PAYMENTS FROM 150.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY BEE YOUR Pork 4 ROOM APT. Newly decorated, wall to watt Carpeting A Carporta. 4*4 X 14th St. F or th# Boot Buy Ik A Now or Roaal# Homo, g e t At ana teem Realty <Dial Dtrooll From Aomtaola Couxty 95. Houma For Sal* Government owned A U T O G LASS IN S T A L L E D Payton R ealty 425-5938 322-5612 III-M46 111-1141 1-1 and 1 Badroom* KFF, APT. private bath, aullNEW and USED able for Couple or Plngto Awnings * Cabana* per,on. Ideally located down­ QUA LI ' Y MOBILE HOMES town. Inquire at Manuel Hwy. 17-11 t 111-3189 Jacobion Dipt. Stor*. I l l E. Senkarik Glass and Paint let Company t i l l S P A R C R A F T Trailer, 1 Ph. 133-4411 Ft. Wld* I I Ft. Long. Can DO WNSTAIR A APT. Furn. | l); 110 Magnolia ba seen at I T t l W. ]nd St. Upstairs Furn. Apt. |40. 133or call 111-1414. .auto Olaa* Top* 1447. A Seat Cover* CLEAN Dow-natalra E f f , Alan 106. Apartments for Rent 4 Room A p t, 411 Park. HOMES FOR SALE W * Hava Tho Homo For Ton KIOHTA 1 BEDROOM, 1 Hath. A«*ome 1 BEDROOM, Den. Hardwood A L W A Y S Good Ittntal*. Furn­ flnnra. Fireplace. Must mutt, Mortgage. Ph. i l l 1A1T aflar ished A Unfurnlihotl. Han­ Aaaume Mortgage. 73’ .,(!?«. * p . m. ford A I j i k t Mary Arm . He* ti- *t 3tl 8 Dark Av*. B ALL1100 DOWN BI-AIR AGENCY. 1 * 3 BEDROOM D U P L E X A p t, furnlahail. eloa* to Bu*l- 1 B R , 10 g IT Fla. Rm , Tar. Floors. Kit. equip. |IT mo. R A V E NN A T A R K . ttnfurn. 1 naae Section. Ideal for coupto pays all. 1IELMLY REALTY, ■taking added Income A 1Mr in . m bath,, air cond, Office In Village Hall. N Or­ place to live. Can ba financ­ built-in kitchen, 1 utility lando. 113-1011, nights 1:; ed for calling price with purroom*, fenced yard, wall,it 3470. rhaaer paying cloalng coat. ratio. For !»*•# by nwtirr. Call owner 333-1103 between 11*4 with lawn aervlct. 444 I a. m. * 4 p. m. Monday H U R R Y ON TH IS ONE! batauma Dr. 333-41)4. through Friday. Rare opportunity— complete­ ly furnlehed I bedroom home 1 Bedroom, 1 bath Unfurnl.h,4 h « u » , newly d,rural,d. for 11,1*0. Attractive, good park r id g e —s u b d iv is io n block construction: has t Bdrm, 3 Bath, nparloua, Dou­ Florid* room and nice site JOHN S AU LS AG E N C Y ble llarage. Central Heat, kitchen, l-ow laiea and terms Built-In Kitchen, Rreakfaat R E A L ESTATE BROKER can be arranged for reaponArea, Large Dining Room, llm l E*tat* AMoetat* tlb lt buyer. Sodded Front Lawn. City W I L L A MAE DROKOSCH Sawar l i t . 400 — 1100 Down. 313-1174 Day 331-0*11 Night* Open Dally, Evening# I I I * 1TII. T W O ] lldrm., furn, hou.m on Stun, Inland; A l-o Furn. Stu­ dio Apt. I'h. 333-1510. COZY COTTAGE Instalment A Really 111-1171 SIIADT OAK TREES. 1*31 P a l­ 11: N. Park Av*. 1 BDRM. Furn. Cnttai,. Adult* metto Ava. Thla BEST HOME only. No Data. 333-HIT. BUY baa 3 large bedroom,, I BEDROOM. !■* bath. Ige. largo living room, aaparala fenced yard. Country Club 1 BEDROOM, 3 Bath horn* with dining room, flreplaro * Height*. Lake Mary Road. C,ntral 11, at A Air Condi­ floor furnace. Recently re 113 Exeter. Aaaume Mtg. A tion,d. K lf r l r l c *qutpp,d kit111 mo. 331-IOSI. decorated. modernised k i t ­ rh,n. utility room * car­ chen A bath (new fixtures*. port,. 1144 p,r month. t,iSeparata 3 car garage. All 1 ROOM MODERN, SCREEN­ rat,d 704 Country Club Boad ED PORCHES. O A R A G E . for 19,140. Buyer can aaaume In I^ k a Mary. Call ownar SHADY CORNER LOT. NEWexisting 10.404 mortgage. iii-im . l.T DECORATED. T E R M IT E Soma tarma can be arranged BOND. 11.700 TERMS. I f f aflar rraeonablo down pay­ l lldrm., I Full Rath,, 11*1. ment. with Rang# (No R e fr ig era­ tor). 1414 Magnolia. Contact 96. Houses • Sale nr Kent Tad William* Hardware. 10*. Mobile Homes • Sale REALTY SALES BROKER FARE 97. Houses For Rent STENSTROM A. • tl- iiii 95. Houses For Sal* 1 BEDROOM Furn.. Redecorat­ ed, Water, 114 mo. 333-1113. 3 or 3 BDRM. House. Call after 1 BDRM. Houa*, Furnl>h,d. 4:14— 133-3111. l i n i s. Park Av*. Lake Markham, Badroom A FURN. 3 Apt*. |1( A 140 mo.. Adulta. 333-1410. Sitting Room. 1M-III4. 113-0111 anytime t BEDROOM, 1 Bath Houa*. 111-1131. FURNISHED Houa*. L a k e 1 ROOM Apt., ntcaly furn., p ri­ vate bath, Adults, No Tota Mary. 113-1941. I BDRM. 3 Bath Houao. I l l 311-1111. 331-1301 1040 Illawatha at IT -tl 3131 or 1*4-1710. 1 BEDROOM Unfurn, klt:h*n 1— l<oit * Found DOWNSTAIRS, Unfurn. 3 (1— Monty Wtntad equipped, l l l - l l l l . NICE 4 Bdrm, corner lota, P IN E C B K ST — 1 Bn. kitchen 1— Paraonala Bdrm. Apt., kHchoa aqulppad. 44— l a v i n g * * Look |4,7S4. Ill-SOII. equipped, rerently painted In 1 Red room houa* completely 1414 w. 1 Ith St. 4— llaauty Caro 41— Imuranca aide and out. 331-11I4 fumlihad. Ph. I l I- IIT T . I — Day Nuraarloo I I — Schoola * Inatruetloaa P A R K RIDOB— SUtl-DI VISION t-Room. 1-llr. Furn. Apt. I I I . I— Child Caro TO— Employment Sarvlctt I Bdrm, 3 nt h. Entry roy er, 97, Houses For Kent Call aftsr 1 p.m, and weak1 Badroom houa*, kllctirn I — Doga— Cato— Pott T l —Mol* Halp Wanted Family Room, Rreakfaat Bar. ■ml*. 311-01)9. equip., 133-114]. 10— Poultry — Llvattoek |3— Famnlt Halp Wanted Built • In Ktlchan. Central 11— Hptclal Notice* f t —Mala or Ktm alt Halp 3-BKDUOOM Ullfuru. llou.e. I Bedroom furnlahed homo, on AVALO N A P AR T M E N T S Heat, Double Garage, City I t —Catarlng — Food T l —Salat Halp Wanttd Carport*. Large Fenced In Itl-IIIT W r i t old*. Call 111-1149 a f ­ I I I W. Ind BL. sewar. 117.104, open Dally. 14— Ulcycl* Bapalra TT—Situation wanted Back Yard Ph. I33-1731 a f ­ ter 1. Eventnge 140*1711. I I — Spoclal Harriett I I — Incomt Property ter ( p. m. L A K E MARY, Clean, Lg *. Furn. 14—Interior Daroratort I I — llu.lnaaa Prop.— Salt Apt.. Adult*. I l l - I l l # . I IIDIIM, | Bath, A ilu m e Mtg., NICELY Furn. 3 Hr. houa*. IT—Janitorial sorvtco# ■1— Baal K ita tt Wanted 1 Bdrm, 1 Bath only ITS; 1411 Palmetto, 113-4174. Kitchen equipped. I I I mo. 14— Baal Eatata Salt 11— Land.capa Harriot 1 Bdrm, 1 Hath Fla. Dm. t i l l ; 1 ROOM Furn., All Utilttl**, |I0 Juno lot. I1I-00II. I I — Builder* Bupplltt IT— Uuilnaaa Beatnik I Bdrm, 1 Ilalh Fla. Rm. II3S; 3 BDRM. Furn. Houa*, 111 mo. mo. 113-1744, 10— Lola For Bala 10— llardwart I Bdrm, 1 Hath Bavanna Park 133-1374, H O W E L L P A B K — Only I I 11— lliima Improvamonti • l — Farma— Urovta 1 BEDROOM duplex, furnlahItlO i mlnulea from NAS near South 13— Aoraaga 3 ! —Plumbing ad, |TS mo., 1 mil* gouth Seminole Elementary a n d I Bdrm. Ige. Kitchen, elder N EW 1 Bedroom Houa* far 31— Painting M — llouaea For gala from Hunt*, l l l - l l l l . home |I0. rent 179.44 In Wnodretr* Junior High School#. Fully I t — Wall Drilling 11— llouaaa—Sale or R i a l Park, naar baa*. 13.-0414 or air conditioned three bed- ” W# Have The Hume For Tou." It— Air Cond. * Boating IT— Houio For Rent FURN. ApL 40# l ’ark. Itl-tltl bedroom homea with built-in I I — Badlo - Talavlilta 111— Boaort Rental# elove. terraxio floor*, aide101— Tra lltro — Cabanao II— Photo a Equipment DUPLEX, | Rdrm. T p u l o u i 102. Mobile Homes • Sale R o o m s , Built-In Kltchan walk* * eewere. V A * F H A I t — Homa Appllancat 111—Mobil# Homo#—Sal# ratal**, only IIOO.IO down. 11— Mualcal Instrument* 111— Mobil# Hornet— Rani oqulpm.nt, Lg *. Chain Link ITl.oo month total. Vacant. 11— Builnaaa Equipment 11 FT. Yollowolon, Pamper, 111—Tra il er Space— Rom Panes inclotur* for Chlldrsn. Quick potM ulon. Call 14TI t —Job Printing All Aluminum, Refrigerator, 111— Trailer Lot#—dale Furn. or Unfurn C>***lb*rry, l l l l ( W l n t t r Park). Dowoy l l l l Park Dr. Dial I3I-II10 104— Apartment# T or HOOt Oaa Stove. I3 I-II7 I. 14— Upholatory I l l - I l i a or 11 1 - 1114 . Metcalf Realtor. 111— Roame For Boat I I — Vacuum Clitnoro IT—Moving a Storage 111— Hotel Room# 111— Rental Agent# I I — Exterminator* I t —P ltn u — rood# — Aoodl 111— Wasted T o Rend 111— Autoe Far Salt 40— Mite. For Atla 41— Artlclta For Boat 111—Antoa—d e l i o r Trod# 41—Swap or Ex chan go 111—Tru ckt For Salt I I — Wan tad T o Buy 110— Automotive Aarvleo 111— Scooter* A CycUa 41— Furnlturo For Solo 111— Boata * Motor# 14— Antlqutt For Solo M l — Marino AnppUno I I — Monty T o Look 10—B im I omo Opportunist# $100 DOWN llll For S a le Sporte Coupe, Venturi trim, PS, PB, turquoiM mint* white top. <1295 < 2 6 9 5 America's most distinguished motorcar 3 dcucaa. Hydroma tic, poaitractlon rear axle, black contort top, wire whMia. USED CARS FROM SAVE H O LLER S 2 LOTS TO OF SA N FO R D SERVE YOU! THE LOT WITH TUB OX. QUALITY CARS 1 9 w Houma SOUTHWARD Seminole Realty ft 9 i. Hunt Lincoln - M ercury, Inc. 301 W . Firat S t 109 Palmetto Ave. 1501 W . Firat S t Ph.: 322-0231 SANFORD, 2nd. A Palmetto Ph. 322-0711 Sonford, Fla. 2507 So. Park Ph. 812-0881 W . 1st B L P h . 822-4211 J �t 1 us celebrate the opening our NEW LO C A TIO N ... out WEST FIRST ST. (Hwy. 46) near the Railroad! ALL THIS MONTH! 1 FREE Cokes - Coffee - Doughnuts! COME ON OUT ANI) I.OOK AT OUR NEW PLACE. HAVE A COKE OR COFFEE AND DOUGHNUTS—DROWSE I THROUGH OUR D ISPLAY OF 5 « OR MORE 1IKAUTIFUL AUTOMOIULES! IF YOU FIND THE ONE YOU WANT — 1 WE'l.l. FIND A WAY TO MAKE IT YOURS! » ? 1 1 WE RE NOT MOVING I W ERE EXPANDING! A T TMR XK\Y M W A T W M \VK W I U N K W TAR S, M tW A K K TW KM KKYKtVR W KU VKKV* w m A \ A roses w sm « w . a w . tuu skm vr \x» v m :,\ t v s * a> t a n s I A »» w m ju v n m A \ wv M 'K s * * v w». \sv> v ow s war*Mmwsxr m N m ux w w k RF\' fife m - •Jj, L t w n is w w T o iw u x m x w » m \ s saMxwttt vxw vviAUixnv w m t MT*W NWM* Ttt s X t t K Y *: u r w W *. W ttA « m W i W W RATR A T SSftft S TANK W M ' tt Cadillac T . — I >. * TV* MW wt car n rr you in a new car for less th a n $12 a week? strut with u s * Oldsmobile Chevrolet �"M oyBe W e Should Appoint a Committee Day Of The Slide Rule T h « growth o f science and technology has not only had a terrific impact on our daily lives; in just a few years it has completely chang­ ed the make-up o f the federal gov­ ernment— at least on the civil serv­ ice level. Ten years ago, reports John W . Macy Jr., chairman o f the U.S. Civil Service Commission and a member o f the President’s Science Advisory Committee, there were 56,700 fed­ eral employes in the physical and biological sciences and 60,500 in en­ gineering— a total o f 117,200 or 9 per cent o f the entire white-collar work force. Today the government employs more than 71,000 in science and 188,000 in engineering— a total o f 259,000, representing W / i per cent of the work force— in the laboratories o f 25 federal departments and agen­ cies, from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to the Bureau o f Standards. There are now more professional physical scientists working for the government than general clerks. There are more engineers than typ­ ists. This is not the full story, however. Phil Newsom Says - . . or Something!" In addition to those directly in fed­ eral employ, thousands o f other sci­ entists and engineers are doing re­ search under government contract with private companies and nonpro­ fit organizations and in universities. Pay scales for government scient­ ists are still a little below those on the outside, but they are catching up, says Macy, as are such fringe benefits as group life and health in­ surance and retirement pensions. But more important than any of these things in attracting people to government employ, he says, are some special factors. Among them; challenging scientific missions and the opportunity to render service to the entire nation. Anti-Red Africa? In the m a ll nightclub with- study in Sofia ir e dally visi­ attempt to mingle with th* people. In Bulgaria, there are about Bulgaria, the slender, well"M any are not qualified for 1,500 foreign students, includ­ dressed Negro student stood higher education in the first ing many Africans. Others before the Juke box and danc­ place" an American stationed come from South Am erica, In Sofia explained. ed a lively but lonely twist. especially Chili. "T h ey were recruited at Amid crowded tables and a In the Soviet Union there era babel of tongues, he obvious­ random through the friendship •bout 22,000 foreign students, societies without regard to including more than 1,000 ly was alone. An American experienced In background or qualifications. from a dozen or so of the new “ Once they get here they African nations. There, tha the Soviet Union and the East European satellites sitting s- find they cannot get degrees disillusionment* are repeated. longside thli correspondent in law, medicine or agricul­ ture without first going remarked: "Y ou know, the turest way through Communist political to Insure an anti-Communist indoctrination." Many o f the young studrnta Africa is to let all African *aO«« IMAM1.000troilt, COAir 10COAll students go to school In Com­ appearing at the U. S. lega­ tion ask transfers to ichools munist countries." The incident came vividly in the United States, others back to mind In the story of are not quite sure what they the 28 Keynan students who want. Their allowance Is approxi­ returned to Nalribo with talcs of beatings and hostility at s mately the equivalent of ISO per month, about the average Soviet university In Baku. It was not a particularly national Income. It's not much, new story but " was another but more Important, they are illustration of -rasa roots social outcasts, subject to failure in the list pro­ mockery or attack at every paganda system which trum­ pets love and affection for the African. Communist-led friendship so­ cieties lure the African stu­ Old timers who live In the dent to the Soviet Union or past face a lonesome future. ACRYLIC LATIX the satellites with promises of a higher education. Away from A women doesn't have to home the disillusionment seta be a magician to turn takeIn the Hotel Balkan in Sofia, tors. UARYCARTED HI P A I N T S I V Thought For Today What does man gain by nil the toil at which he toils under the sun? — Eccl. 1:3. • • • Every man should make up his mind thnt if he expects to succeed, he must give an honest return for the other man’s dollar— Edward Hnrriman, American financier. Dr. Crane's Barbs Worry Clinic Roselle must be the final “ cure" for Alan’a "W hy, he knows I love him sadden flight Into dninkrntirsa. For Alan la secretly afraid o f marrying Rosalie, thonsh he consciously rows that he lo r n her with all his heart. W ires, beware o f drlrlns your husband into a platon­ ic state via the ‘ ‘ medical specimen’* complex I See be­ low! CASE V-495: Rosalie T., aged 38, is tha prospective bride of Alan, who suddenly became on alcoholic a few weeks before their wedding day. Both of them had been hap­ pily married befora but had lost their firet mates by death. “ Dr. Crane,1* Rosalie beg­ ged, “ Alan ia a wonderful man and 1 am madly in love with him. “ But why would he sudden­ ly start using liquor when ha had never done ao previous­ ly ?” So I told Rosalie that Alan waa deathly afraid o f her and had begun using whiskey to allay hia terror. “ A fraid of m e? " Rosalie protested in shocked surprise. The w ife herself with all my heart. 1 would even dresm that she is indi­ do anything on earth to help rectly making her husband him and he must surely resi­ impotent. But her doting parents may les that, doesn't he?” Then 1 explained that he also contribula to this crisis waa afraid o f disappointing by urging her not to do any her after they were married. arduous work or heavy liftFor Alan had becoma a Ing. Maybe her father and platonic husband, even with mother hover around her as hia first wife. And this ia a common oc­ if she ia a fragile invalid. And aa a result of these currence, even among young husbands not 35 years cf age. various subtle suggestions, For the moment a wife de­ her husband may find that he velops the “ im age" of being cannot icact ardently to hia sick or an invalid, she creates w ife at all. She doesn't mind this the “ medical specimen" com­ enough to take full notice, fo r plex in men. Many young husbands thus women are uaually content, become platonic during their anyway, with a mere good­ night kiss as her husband wife's first pregnancy. For her frequent trips to cuddles her head on his the physician fo r routine med­ shoulder. But the husband becomes ical check-ups vaguely arouse in the mind of her husband alarmed, terrified, a l m o s t the squeamish attitude he frantic. And often, while his wife la may have linked with hos­ pitals when he had hia tonsils hi the maternity ward o f tha hospital, giving birth to their out at the age o f 10 or 12. I f he also grew nauseated first baby, he msy head fo r a because o f the anesthetic tavern to drown hia worries. Then a girl may allnk down when he waa a child patient, some o f that medical aver­ into a seat beside him and sion ia subconsciously retin- tactfully prod hia drinking till he is ao far gone that he stated. follows her to her apartment overhead. Later, he feels that he !■ s heel and if hia w ife learns of liia unfaithfulness, especially at such a crucial time in their Mre. Ritchie Bints murriage, she ia disconsolate, 000-5834 though she and her parents may have helped produce hia platonic state from which ha Lake M ery fled into a drunken stupor. Mrs. Frances Wester Well, this asms platonic 838-8818 condition can hit men at any Lake Monroe age and is a common bugaboo Mre. H. L Johnson of widowers past 40, so send 332-4723 for the booklet, "H ow To Pre­ Lomgwood vent a Platonic Marriage," Mre. Donna Estes enclosing a lung stamped, re­ 888-3317 turn envelope, plua 20 cents, North Orlando (A lw ays write to Dr, Mre. M argaret Cosby 328-8781 Crane in care o f this news­ paper, enclosing a long Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder stamped, addressed envel­ 833*4841 ope and 20 cents to rover Oviedo typing and printing costs Mre. Evelyn Luady when you send fo r one o f 808-3108 his booklets.) Herald Area Correspondents A h e areata Sprixgs Mrs. Julia Rartee 838-1818 Bear Lake-Forrat City Mre. Maryann Miles 83I-3C78 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry US-5048 Chuluota Mrs. Joan M sgla 805-3741 D eB iry Mrs. John Leone 068-4888 Deltona Mre. Mildred Haaey Genera Mrs. Jo Ann Uaya 848*4873 Q ttp £ t m fr r d iS jrra ft Past 1-A Sanford, Florida Fri., May 21, 1965 W A L T K R At D IK L B W , MBITOM A R B n J i U t S I F R A N K V O l.T Q I.IK A . CM— I SB— - ■ — c a l F A I L B R O O K SB I B B R O B E R T A LK X A N D R R AseoolAts E S ttor A A vsrU B ivg Dlreotae F R K O VA R F R L T MsDSglas Editor *°* BORIS W ILL LARS Setts tr ESI lor a m is ASvsrUsImg a u s t ir ■aslssss City editor JUDY WALLS Onset/ Rdlver Manager Msekealcsl lo y L ■ nx doesn't T IN C A S T SKMXNOLH COUNTY MAIL |M4 I Tsar •11.11 1 Tesr U S • Manila S.TS 8 mantis I I I I Month! H i I Msalba 1.88 I Meats i-SS 1 Meats V. R Festal RsjalaUess yrsvids tost AK man sslssrlpHsas Is paid Is edvMaa. K btsred os saeesd stsss matter ostssir IT, M il s i u s Feat Office at Asafsrd, Pis rise, seder tbs Aat at Osastern at Mare a a. h it . Ne part at say sutarisi. saws ar savsuwsss, ar ibis adltlaa et Tbs San lard Maraid may be repredueed U say manner witheat w rltu a permission et U s psblleber at Tbs Herald. Any individual ev firm responsible tar ess* rsprssactlsa will be tousldersd as lafrlnsios « » The H srsirs eepyrlgbt sad m il b* bald liable ley damasse wader I be u r . in. home pay into epending Armed Bulgarian militiamen money. stand at either side of the dou­ • • • ble doors leading from the Michigan tornado blew a street into the United States canceled check 85 milea. legation in Sofia. Their as­ That'* R E A L L Y kiting it! s e e signment specifically is to dis­ ists nowadays simply aren't courage visitors. Police carry night sticks; with it, cherub-wise. Most of But Africans assigned to spenders carry night clubs. them are on tha abstract kick. I expect It has been several yea n since anyone hnt paintrd a cherub. “ In a few more years, cherub painting likely will In answer lo eo many inquiries. I become a Inst art, like fla g ­ take great pleasure In welcoming an­ pole sitting and one-armed other Blele Farm Agent in Sanford, fiddlings. Then, if cherubs It was my pleasure in Insist In the selection o f Air. Gordon Meyer as an make a comeback, I'll he in a additional Slate Farm Agent for the position to make a killing." Sinhird errs. W e feel hr will be an Tending the opening of his asset to us fn keeping ahrrest with gallery, Vernon is letting a the growth o f the area. Mr. Meyer few friend* and relatives reIt a very fine grntlrman and his high moral values will uphold the reputa­ durc his inventory at discount tion o f our Company. prices. • /AIT 0XYIN8 • ouTITANOIIM HIBINR POWIN The Lighter Side United Press International W ASH IN G TO N <UH) — People who live in Washing­ ton find it useful ''connections." I to have hsve a few m yielf. For instance, If you happen to ba In the market fo r a cherub, I can put you next to a good thing. What ii more, you will be getting in on the ground flour. My connection In this field is Jackie Vernon, a tetevision and night club comic who in recent weeks hits hreome one o f the nation's (tid in g cherub speculators. While playing a date on the West Coast, Vernon, who is currently comedian - In • resi­ dence at the Shereham Hotel here, got a chance to buy (tOU paintings at a reduced rate, l i t grabbed it, shipping the entire lot back to his New Vork apartment. When he got around to op­ ening the crates to Inspect his purchase, he found 75 cherub paintings, one of which he hung in the bed­ room, "U n til then," Vernon snid. ‘*1 had never thought much aliout cherubs one way or an­ other. I could take them or leave them. But 1 noon learn­ ed thnt having rhetubx of your own can change your viewpoint. "Alm ost overnight, I devel­ oped a strong attachment. It's like eating peanuts. One cherub ia never enough. Be­ fore long, 1 had all 75 of them hanging in tha bedroom. "Unfortunately, h o w e v e r , my w ife hud a different re­ action. The cherubs began to get on her nervea. She kept waking up at night with a momentary illusion o f having been transported to the great beyond. "F in ally she snid, 'It's cither me or the cherubs.* Re­ luctantly, and with mixed emotions, 1 decided to keep my w ife." Vernon went out and rent­ ed s building, which he plans tu tuin into a r In-rub gal­ lery. He thinks he Is on his way to becoming a cherub tycoon, "I'm told that the cherub market is pretty depressed light now," he said. "The general attitude toward cher­ ubs ranges from lukewarm to downright apathetic. But that'a part o f the beauty of this setup. "Look at it this way— art­ m MR NAliOM 2ND BALLON FREEr NO! I HAVE NOT RETIRED! Don't spread this around, but if your broker doesn't deal In cherub futures, and you would like to put aside a few fo r a rainy day, I may he aide to awing it for you. In the beautiful S m r^mom BUT H OUNCIf 11 COLON! mk 209 W. FIRST ST. 322-3649 Ilia office la Inralrd si 2833 South Orlando Drive, and our ofrice is same aa always, 107 Magnolia Avenue When you think o f Insurance think or S T A T E F A R M , L IF E , F IR E and AUTO. Irving 1. Pryor d a n ia Section of Sanford p '**r f <' FARM EQUIPMENT FOR SALE 1— JOHN DEERE “ 70" DIESEL 2— JOHN DEERE “ G" MODELS SEVERAL FORD TRACTORS vA-* <•' i W i This lovely home is now complete and ready fo r occupancy. It ’s located on tree-shaded Madera Ave., between Paloma and Rosalia, a quiet, refined neighborhood with all the in-city advantages—close to shopping, churches, entertainment—only a few blocks from Southside Elementary School. This handsome home has three bedrooms, two full baths, G-E QUANTITY OF SKINNER IRRIGATION PIPE 2—500 lo 600 GAL. CHRYSLER PUMPS 2—SOIL TREATING BARS built-in kitchen with disposal, G-E glass-lined high recovery water heater, ceramic tile in baths and window sills, kitchen exhaust fan and hood, Fiberglass insulated ceilings, G-E Central Heating system with ducts complete fo r optional air conditioning. 2—KILLEFER DISC HARROWS •be Week Tbs Mar*Id is s msmbar at U s Cauee Press whisa u aslilted saslastvsly te U s ass far rsysbllssttsa of all tbs lesal news arts tad la Win saw-------- f ill FURT Dick West's Stott rh o to g r a e b a r Published doll/ ssospt Saturday, Sunday s a t Christman; pub­ lished Saturday proessdlns Christmas. SUASCRIPTION KATAS Moms Delivery Ms wort MTIUOI LARGE QUANTITY MISC. TOOLS, IMPLEMENTS. BULB HANDLING EQUIPMENT AND TRAYS PRICED TO SELL! Ed Kirchhoff 322-2251 — PHONE — 322-4034 And you can move in with as little as $800 down, with F H A or FH A-IN -SE R V IC E Financing. Don’t wait — see it today! Shosumalvui CUSTOM c o n s t r u c t io n B U IL D IN G A co, S P E C IA LT Y General Office 211 W. 25th St. Phone 322-3103 DEVELOPERS OF RAVENNA PARK AND 1DYLLWILDE ... frtfiv l— --- �By Galbraith SIDE G LANC ES O U R B O A R D IN G HOUSE Horoscope Forecast I W**H THEVP DO SOMETHING ABOUT MAKING A GUTTER BM.r HEY/ THEYVB Iv . P K O / W TUB FLAVOR OP THESE POTATO CHIPS ASAtN > * i a in 't prornfM you tha Job, but our compuUr la favorably Imprsssidl" 7 HB ROOKIC1 RPBR MAX*. A MISTAKE” w___ YOU BE. NOT O t T T M AH' S2W W 1 »S — C A R N IV A L PAItMl cz h |TI It} r r w A s iw r r ) . o v tn from ; ftc rtm S T M A S A MAY I f T tJ U M O U O H n o w n POMOW4 AT HOME/ ^ T U B M O Y lB f By Dick Turner PRISCILLA'S POP Hi Wolff you slid to bo nfco to him »nd I couldn't thlnl of anything nloor than to toll him w h it ho w i t iM W ft t fA fB U . TD 6££H CW W ANy PEOPLELUCEAAE. e o B U t it e a o r 4 N IN ffV B 9V C TB 5 AN 0M 7TA0M »£ e w .c iH W ? By Kate Osann T IZZY N O .h H A TO O yX l , < o iw w im W T * * o “ THAT'S AtOMT, NO TEU-TMJ SHORT RIBS t : 60 APISH HIM/ "mjWmtmgggz Tm \. uaws ■ra& ’s f t r . gnuifl n v r it t m i- €LD§49r mmKm| ^ 1 DOrfTIHWK.NDtfU. f t AILS'feKlU.HlM . Woopont BUGS B U N N Y motmsi \ NOWWHATMAM EUUNI V UOHT IIWMAT'I ATTRACTIN' ‘IM t IC A M T KEEP ttif MIND ON WUAT 5 I 'M M A D I N ’ i j > ^ ^ - \ s *flW H 6 *T O P r NUMBER O F 7® , F ^ t T THINGS, M A R K V n J 'jk g 'J A u rn * o f a m u >w ...m m tiF . B AN C S NEHVOU6 SVSTEM SETMS TO OPERATE ON A d ^•HORTFUOS. A L IliUraiy) B u T tew af ^ THE REAL PROOUEM. T ISN'T ITAIOUT i i TME TOUQUIT PUYWtt A KATNIK HAMUT ANO fACSD EEAtnyfj n.J r rJ a SA TU RD A Y. M A T a IM A f l l T l I AL m D E X C IK II Thl* la a day Khan you I l n l that you would ba wlia to fore* nothing whatever. Tour only banattta coma *>y an orderly couraa In scheduling ycur (tut* laa and carrying through eyetematlcally. Ouod thiaaa that do coma drop Into your tap In a moat aurprDIng and unex­ pected faahlon. Katp you* mind open. A l d u s (Mar. 11 to Apr. 1I>— Many fascinating things can happan If you contact paraona out-of-town, but ntaar claar of pala in town who ara not In » good mood. Avoid tha social. This could lead to quarrel*. T i m e s (Apr. 19 to May 19) I m p r - n othan with your w itdom by living tha Ootdan Rule, and thua avoiding much trou­ ble that la brewing. Handle fin ­ ancial mattara Intelligently. Don't atrut ao much. GEH1NI (May J1 to June I t ) — Loo king Into mattara that have graat permanency la but, and getting tha approval of hlg-wlga. show gratitude for your alliance. Find novel eyatame o f operating that ara an Improvement over thua a In the paat. MOOT C H IL D R E N (June 11 to July 11)— Several avenue* of approach art open to you In ordtr to gat th o u project* nt youra working atflcltntly, cor­ rectly. Show alllea you underaland detail. Tou plaaaa them In thla wey. LEO (July 11 to Aug. I D — Aaaoclatea and pala will gladly get together for a greater mu­ tual undertaking, hut avoid money dlacueelona today. A new partner can he added, too. Ha or aha haa fine Ideat, exper­ ience to offer. VIRGO ( A u g J1 to le p L *11 — Laboring In ouch a way th it hlghar-up la favorably Impretaed la wlaa, but hewara of new contact who likea to bo-at. Make any changtg required. Truculence apolla good wilt built up. L I B R A (Sept. 11 to Oct I D Much fun can ba had, i f >on rlrat taka tha time to gat 'mpnrtant wo rk hahlnd you. Othara can ba very congenial. However, you rnuet enieitala them for thla to orrur. SCORPIO (Oct. 11 to Nsv. *1) — Sitting down with kin and talking over buetneea affaire la beat w ay to gat ahead today. Stop rushing around Ilka tha proverbial chicken. Hava pur* pn*e, ha prtrlee. SA G IT T AR IU S (Nov. 11 in Pec. 11) Planning eotno b ig a f ­ fair with a charming pareon can maka tha daya ahead v ery Interesting and profitable. Pon't waata time with soma Impossible schema. Tou eould loeo your shirt. CAPRICORN (Deo. 11 to Jan. • 0) — Roll up your aloavoa and maka those ropalro to propo—y that will aavo you money and add value. Taka time to study your paper for new Ideaa Do enthusiastic. AQ UARIUS (Jan. 11 to Feb. I t — Gat Into tha acre o f r e ­ creation that la s relief from the ueual hubbub of dally life, Ba a delight to othara. Do only that wo rk that la sbaolutaty necaeeary. P UC ES (Fab. 19 to Mtr. 10) — I f you confide your alma In one who la cloaa to you at homo, you gat tha oo-operatlon you need. Learn to beeomo more afftelont. Days ahaad can ba much, much happier. I F YOUR C H IL D IS BORN TO D AY, ha or aha will ha oro of thoaa vary alert youngatara who item to aao and know alt that Is about, and (o r tblo rea­ eon the education should ha slanted to ward governmental work, or anything o f a aim eraly selentlfle and invantlva na­ ture. New Era methods and Ideas ran than ba made w o rk ­ able by your moat faaclnatlng progeny, a trua offshoot o f In­ teresting parent. SUNDAY. M AT M , ISM G E N E R A L T E N D E N C IE S! A day and avanlng brimful o l a c ­ tion but about equally divided between good and difficult i n ­ fluence* which are v y in g ( o r control over Individuals and events. Ba sura you really live tha flnaat principles with which you ara acquainted, and you can maka thla one o f your bet­ ter days despite some tensions. A R IE S (Mar. 11 to Apr. I D — Deep concentration upon rollslou* verity bee the power to bring groat Inaplratlen on thlo day. Let your charltabla quelltlea bo mora evident. Give what la truly needed. T AUR US (Apr. 19 to May 19) — Placueelng with good pala aomo project that can b* mu­ tually profit*!.!* In tb* future la fin* way lo alert this Sun­ day. Than ba very pleasant In a social way. Show you have real charm. O EM IN I (May t l to Juno 11) Make It s point to atop out t o ­ day to whar* you can get a firmer and mora Intvreatlhg grasp on l i f t and aureesa. Maka good uaa of that civic rootltude which you poteaas. Be an In­ spiration to others. MOOtr C H IL D R E N (Juno 11 tn July I D — Gad about wher* you can. Convert* with thoee you want to htlp you become more auccoieful In tha vary near future. OHOW. Cultivating right persona Increases your limplratton, vision. L E D (July 11 to Aug. I D — A period of linear* concentra­ tion will bring forth fin* Intui­ tive hunch** that can help you In dally aetlvlll ea Assist those who com* to you far htlp. B* more specific with thorn. VIRGO (Aug. 11 to Kept. I D — Using thle free day to get Into metlere of policy with osloclstoo would b* vary olaver. B * our* later to entrtstn them at some mutually delightful bobby, ole. U* generous. L I B R A IBept. 11 to Oct. I D All vital dutlta should Instant­ ly ba handled as thay aria* be­ fore you go out for a good tints. Ba aura your haalth la Improved In torn* way. Budget time for recreation, too. SCORPIO (Oat. I I to Nov. t l ) — Aa eoon ea yau hav* don* **■entlal dull**, find n t w and mora suitable recreational out­ lets. Good friends and wife, or hmbsnd can ba vory hoipful. in alude than In your p.an*. SA G IT T AR IU S (N o v 1) to Doc. I D — Shaw au-b firm d«vttle n to cloaa ties that r.nbody can brtak up e x lilln g r e ­ lationship*. Show tha door to thoe* who or* Inimical to beet latoroeta Be happy. CAPR1COBN Deo. I I to Jan. I D — Ootsg i s favor ite sarvlcea la a must m g. m. gad then you find much happiness with good (C astlin g * Or pggg 0-A ) m w u w n v r * �Horoscope OUR B O A R D IN G HOUSE Pnge 8A - M ay 21, 1065 |SIDE GLANCES 1*7 Gilbraltn Fo re c a s t (Continued From Page j .a ) friends. Delve into right hobrou d . ii? 2 n,r* ,h* kno" 1“ ,« * A C t J l A t U f g Jan Sl , 0 r , b. Concentrating upon how «o Increase Incoma la vary im­ portant on thla fraa day. Study m . . . Pi F * rt ,or mo,t valuable *,***• Bl*»hot buitnaaa paraon * 00<1 advice. P U L E S (Fab. jo to Mar. JO) <,0" rn •"<> have onn l r V A 4,n* * “ h demanding ? * rt, * ou c»n ba more suc­ cessful In tba future together. He more socially minded. Oat w *th persons of your staT t l n a v 0^ rM ,,n «• ■«*"" * r* * 1 ability in Inventure mattere. know how to underatand J*lg projects and then redure them to atnalble alae that will work out admirably. Olva e *ood collage education. If pjsa. lole, and ales do not neglect l i e aplrltual valuea that will make of your progeny a moat remarkable i n j aueceaaful. h»PPy peraon. Be understandIng. btoanar. m a y n . t a u G ENERAL Tr.aD E .\C IB It Tou have a good chance now to get a freeh new standpoint on how you can get ahead. Con. tact Influential men and uee your beet judgment to g ie a ter * f fectlveneea by looking di­ rectly at the practical work to he done Loss no time In put­ ting euch new arrangemente Into effect. Show your fine In tuition. » H I K « Mar. Jl to Apr. l » t — Cnneultlng with thoae who era authorltlea In your field will certa|ply be the beat meana by which to advance now. Evening Ideal for nightclubbing, etc. Ue %ery aoctal, happy to be with olhera. T A l l U i (Apr. JO to May JO) — It la necaaeary that you come out * perl flea 1ly with what you » a n l from paraonal alltea If you Intend to get their help. Po­ rtal debta can be paid aa you with. Get out of that rut quick­ ly GEMINI (M ay Jt to June J l) — Ily delving Into that new anJ lucrative outlet you nave been contemplating, you mako lha hret Impreaalon on hightr-upe, would ba backrre. Show g railtuda to one who la very undtratandlng. Ba courteoua. m o o n C HIL DREN (June JJ to July J l ) — Studying new places and Intareata can lead more wlae Inveatment o f time and money for fa lte r paraonal growth. Out-of-town le tteri can be moat enlightening. An­ swer with speed and accuracy. I.F.O (July 11 to Aug. J l) — Becoming more familiar with modern eyateme la Important *o that you ran co-ordinate your e f fo r t ! with Intalllgenca. Cloaeat tie can prove very worth­ while. Aak for co-operation. VIRGO (Aug. JJ to Sept. J l) — Your opponenta may eeem quite formidable, but you are equal to them, to don't give up •aelly. Reach decltlone NOW. A firm aland w il l find part­ ner! wo rk ing much halter with you In the days ahaad. L I B R A (Sept. I t to Oct. JJ) — I f you ehow that you will do what la agpacted of you, coworkers will then ba more harmonious. Da the fine, d i f f i ­ cult w ork you enjoy, not reapeet of alt around you. SCORPIO |Oct. J l to Nor. J l) — Loo king about for aolullona to problems that have been aslant for soma ttma will now bring the success you want, lie amusing with others. They then become more eraendab'e to jreur Idea*. ■ A O I T T A R I C S Nov. t l to Dee. J l ) — Show appreciation at home for the dcro tlin end comforts thet ere ehowerrd upon you. Do not to l»rafe any conditions that dlarupt family Ilfs. Ba hsppy. CAPRICORN (Doe. JJ to Jan. SO)— flatting out to contact those Individual* who ran help you to make your buelnee more aucceeeful la emart. Be with oonsonlela At hobblee tonight. Get baelea running smoothly. ARC ARIL'S (Jan. Jt to Feb. I t ) — I f you eonlact Important business person* and find new avaya to make your hnldlnga pay o f f better, you get fine re­ sult*. Stop spending money foolishly. Be clever. P U C E S (Peb. to to Mar. SO) — Think egcluelvety about own a ffa ir s and proparty end do whet you can to Improve e v er y ­ thing according in your dealres, taste. Gad about tonight to righ t places, In right clrclta. Dress to th* hilt. IP YOLK CHILD IS BORN T O D A Y , much success can oc­ cur In thla chart. Tour progsny Is on* w ho under Band • people and will want to help them acquire what they de­ alt* and they In turn are eery helpful with him or her. H* aura to toaeh to finish earnsthing once It Is #ta**.ed, w lile i la th* reel key to lucre** her*, d iv e th* fins: education you possibly ran to this emaiing young parson. * T b * s u r a Impel, they 4 I « » l ram pel." What *>■* make at yaar llfa la largely a * la t o i l Carroll (tighter'* Individual Forecast for your sign (or June la now ready. For your ropy send your birthdete and 11.00 to Carroll Hlahler Forecast. The Hanford llerald. Boa UJt, Hollywood Jl. California. Only 19 Enter M O N TE C A R LO , Monaco ( U P I ) — Only JO c a n hmvs been entered fo r the May 80 Monaco Automobile Grand IV ix, the organisers Announc­ ed today. Am ong tbs entries are world champion John 8urte*e o f England, who prill drive an Italian Ferrari, and form er world champions Graham Hill o f England in the DRM, in which hs won hora last year, and Australian Jack Brab­ ham in his own BrabhamClimax. arAHN HOLM MASK NEW YORK (UPI) - Wsrran Spahn of ths New York lists bolds tbs major Usgua record for swst seuooi, winn­ ing 20 or more games by s lefthsEdod pitcher (U). — --- ------------ ^ ---------- -------- _ �____ SKYRNTH -DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner Tth * Him J. U M e r ib e ll------ — F SERVICES 1ATURDAT— Sebbeth M n I ----- 1:1* P W orihlp Barrie# — U M e. V H i N l t r Might Prayer norrlo* — 9tM p Methodist Episcopal Baptist Adventist CHRIST CHURCH Church S tm t. Lon gw c e l F t. Chorion W. Stewart. Jr. Vleor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I t * Park Anna# r . R- Channo , . Pnntor Mnralag Worihlp _ HM t a t Bandar Bohool — Sid* t a t Mnralag Worihlp — H it* t at Train lag Union — * :t* p a t Brining Worihlp - Ttl* p- a t Wad. Preyor Borrloo Tilt p at Holy Commmaloa _ CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH Saulend Kata toe Cltrue Height! Her. Cherloe R. Hogg — Pa*to* Church School ----- Ii4 l a m. Morning Worohlp ~ l l i t l a m. M T P ----------------- *:M A m. E ra Worihlp — T il* a »• Wad. Prayac Birrlee T ill pm. l i l t a. m. Family Borrloo A Clamoo ------ — I I I ! a. m. Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 14*1 Fork A t *, nt 14th St. H ot. Clifford B. Harrod. PeetoP S i a t i r School ----- T i l l *■ * • Worihlp norrlo# _ l l i t l e. m. Bronins W enhlp _ !:M 4 n . Allleaoe Yonth Felleweblp (T een ) 4t»4 p. m. |?»M > S*rrl*o — Southern Methodist HOLT CROSS 111 A Fork Aro. F t. Leroy D. sopor, Rector Holy Communion — T ill a. m. H tD RR BPRINOB BAPTIST Old Orlando RA at Hoator A r t B. Hamilton OrlKla — Faotor Bandar Bchool — •:<* t at Morning Worohlp — 11:1* t m. Training Union — CM p at Eraalag Worohlp — T ill p. m. / PIRBT SOUTHERN M ETHODIfT CHURCH Womnn'e Club Building M l Oak A t a Durward H. Knight J r. Pnotor ■under Bohool — t i l l a ia E pworth League _ _ d;Oe A m. Worohlp Borr Ice _ T ill a m. Family Borrlco and Sunday Bchool----- - l:M n. m. Morning Prarer (Flrot Sunday — Holy Communion 11iM a. m. t i l l h ■> Assembly O f God PUtBCRKST ASSEMBLY or OOD CHURCH cor. IT U M S RIM m. M. W llio r Ml . FMt or l i l l t r Behoot — n il A *• Moraine Werehlp — W ill a. a . B ronlof Worihlp — TIM P- m. Toath iorr. (B a a .). JiM p. m. MIS-Wook Borr. (WOA) . ItM *• *»■ Baptist CENTRAL RAFT1ST CHURCH C erV m h BL A Oak Ave, Call sa ith - Faotor Sander School ----- SiSS a. a . Moraine Worohl* — t i l l * a *■ Trainlae Uaaloa — ■**• P *■ MvoBlag Borrloo —— l i H P m, Y i i Preyor Servian t i l l p a Heronry O p a . .. W TR R --- f i l l R a . Seeder R ite RroaSoaot WRSTStOR MISSION ART BAPTIST CHURCH Ith S t A Hour Aro. John R. K ing --------— — --SanSor School — 1*141 e. a . Bandar Moraine Werehlp — 11:4* a- a . Sunday Evening Werehlp — l i H p. a . wodnoodor Fraror Borrloo — f i l l g. a KNBCRBBT HAFTIST CHURCH Oaora Road Moraine Wornhlg . U t*« a. a . Bandar Bchool _ _ _ Silk a. a . Training Unloa ___ l i t ! p- m. Bronlne Worohlg — t i l l p. a . W*d. Otfloero A Toachtra Mooting - .............H I* g. m, JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH St Morning Worohlg - lit*# a a . a I bio s t a ir (Bandar) TtM p.m. Svangollotlo Borrloo f:W p. a t Wed. Fraror Moot — T:o» p. at »U1 Stoghoao ---------- Root or A Cordial Wolocao to AU Free Methodist Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCtFLEB OP CHRIST HOT A Saatord A r t IL Vornoa Pallor Soador School -___f i l l t a t Morning Worohlp • 11 i l l t m. FRER METHODIST CHURCH Cornnr Ith BL and Laurel A rp Tolophonoi l l l- T I ll ■uadny Bohool I l l l a. Morning Worohlp _ H i l l n. Xrinlng Worohlp _ T ill p. WoA Prayer Borvleo T ill p Church O f Christ CHURCH OP CHRIST 1111 Fork Aroaao B oh Brown ------- Hraagollal Bandar Bible Stadr —-— M i M t « . Mnralag werehlp —.11 i l l t nt Eronlag Borrloo — t i l l p. m. Boo "Horeld of Troth" 1 p a t Bandar os Chaaaol I Taoodar Led too Blhlo Claaa - lit * t a t Moa'a C la a a ------- Ttl* g. * t wodnoodnr Blhlo Claaa —— Til* g. a t LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 101 W. Ilth Plneo "The Church of thu Lutheran Hour" and TV -Thin to tho U faHerbert W. Ootna _ _ _ Falter ■under Bohool _ _ p ill a m. Worohlp Borrlco — 11:11 a m. Hinder gar ton and Nnroory Morrla Ruhr ----- Krangallat at at at m. you ever feel trappedl Do the wills of s mesninglees life seem to close In on you aometimes? Here's good new*! Every life hss s gstr, sod it Is never locked. But It only opens from oho tide. . . . your aid*. Seek for the gate with sll your heart, and you will find It Open ft, and you will enter s world full of meaning and beauty. You'll step from darkiMH to light. . . . and never look back. The ksyf It's whiting for you In Christ's teachings. His Church will help you to find It, and to His service you will diicover life’s reel purpose. Go to church this Sunday, and hear God’s words of promtae and comfort They ire meant for all who yearn to widen the cramped horlion of their live*. They ntr meant for you. Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST IM Boat Bacon! Blront BnnO*r A Binder School — 11 tM t a t Babjooti "Soul and Body" Wodnoadar Borr ion - BIN P I t Heading Hoomi 111 W. Flrot Woowdarai l l i l l t a t —t i l l pm. Church O f God CHURCH OF OOD find A French U M. A lf o r d -------------Faotor Bandar S ch ool___ t i l l t a t Morales Worihlp — H U * t a t Rraaaitlatlo Barr. — Ttl* p. w. Family Night Barrlea T ill p. a t T. F. B. Wod. OSTEEN 1AFTIBT CHURCH SW T. l i t Pb. IBI-B11* ROT. Jooh Long ------- Factor Bandar School ___ it it* t at Morning Barring - t llH l. a Training Union ----- dll* p- at Brining Barvloo _ T il* p- a t Wadnaadar MnaUagai OrgaaluUoM — ( t i l p a t Frnrar TtM p t Choir l i H p. t CHURCH o r OOD OP PROPHECY I l l l Elm Annuo Bor. Robert Welch — l Sunday Bohool ....... t i l l t m. Worohlp Borrloo — 11:41 t m. E -aiollatlo Borr. — T ill p. m. TaodayI Blbla Training — T ill g. nt Thuradayt Toung Pooglo Borrloo TUI P-m. FIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE W. tnd BL et Maple Aro. Paul Blckei ■ ... — Peator ■under School — SKI a m. Morning W orohlp__ 11:11 a i a Toutb Hour - ■■■■— t i l l A nt. Erengollotte Borrloa T ill a mMld.Weok Borrlco (W ed.) _ T ill A “ • Third Bunder Blagiplretlon — . ItM a m. OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH SIM A Orlando Drlra Hwy. 11*11) Sanford. Florida I l l- T ilt The R ot. J. Gordon P a « r r. P allor ■under Bohool — _ t i l l a m. Morning Worihlp _ H iH p m. Communion—P in t gundny la Each Month Xlndortnrton and Nuroory PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Hlahwar 4* W ait OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH I l l l Country Clab Road Sgoaaorol bp Flrot Baptlot Charch H ot. R. T. R a m i t ----- Factor Bandar School — t ill a a. Worohlg Borrloo — llijo a. a . Training Union -----4it l p a . Hroalag Worihlp — TtSO p. nt W oA Fraror Borr. — T il* P a t an. m. m. m. Lutheran CHURCH OF CHRIST Oaaara Ralph Rrawar Jr. Rraagaltat Rtblo B ohool------- I I I * t a t Morning Worihlp — * il* t m. B anlag Worihlp — * :l* p. at W a t Fraror Sarrlot T il* p. a t Blbta C la a a -----— !4:«1 t Morning Worihlp — 11 sit t Erantna Worihlp — fiO* p. Blhlo Claaaoa W o t - TlM P Nazarene R ot . L. H. Xolloy ____ F M tor TH E CHURCH FOR A U . • The Church la the (ru lial tutor on north (or Dm buildin* of chine* Ur end good dtlunhip. It lo n tier** hotiu of (ptrltuol voIum. Without n ■bung Church, nollher damnency nnr rivINration eon aunrlva. Thom on lour oound ronoonn why avtry l*r*oa nboiild aHand mrvhna ngu- ALU FOR THE CHURCH lorly and wppnrt tho Chunk. They an: (1) Tor hi* own mho. ( I ) Tor hie childran'n mbm (S) Forthomko of hie community and lmthm (4) Far tho mho of tho Chunk UrnIf. whkh nmdi hi* merit and malarial support. rt*n lo go lo church rtfW Utljr and wad your Mila dally. Methodist VIRBT METHODIST CHURCH dl» Park A r p R ot. Robert M. Jonklni. Pool or Morning Worihlp — t i l l p m. Sunday Bchool — .. t i l l a m. Morning Worohlg _ 11:11 a m. M TP Mailing* ___ I I I p tp Ilntirm idUto, gin lot) B rining Worohlg - 1:11 a m. CUghr Verms 0«Y Sunday II King* Tundoy Wednmdiy Tlwrtdty lulok Friday Saturday * S-IT M 1 14 II 14 IM Martha* Lulo II CerlitkioM 4 14 •■ N E V A METHODIST CHURCH R i t . W. R. Tlm m a____Pernor Sunday School _____ l:dl a m. Morning Sorrloae _ lin e a m. Choir rreetlce Wed. T ill p. m. •v e ry Oee W doom a t*T IM JIM Mt FIRST CHURCH OF THE NASARENE Lake Mery, FI a R er. W. L. HolcombA Feetor ■under t i l l a m. _ _ _ Bible Bchool 11:00 A m . — Morning Worohlp T:0I A m * — Eronlng l i r r l c o T :ll p, m. _ WoA Mld*Wotk Preyor Borrlcao T ill a b l — Imet W oA Mice, loaery Birrlco Pentecostal FIRST FBNTRCOBTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOl I I I Orange Street R ir. E. Ruth arent __ Paetor Bunder Bchool — 11:10 a a Morning Worohlp — )1 i M a m. ■under Evening — T:SI a m. WOA Bible Study _ T:M a m. Conquorore Mooting F r id a y _________ T;H a m. Presbyterian FIR ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ben ford. F I a \ Oek A t a (b Ird St. OreTor c. Sowell Jr. __ Paeto* Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aeoletem Peeler Churoh fohool - Sidd A pa Seoolou mertp Am P r e y o r ---------------t m a m. Morning Worihlp — l i n e e. m. Pioneer Pallowahlp _ 1:0* a m. Binlor HI Pillaw ihlp d:M a m. Zvm lng Worihlp — T ill p ro, W eA Preyor MehUng T ill p a (A wgilng Swilmlhn.fcmlirRfh | <si2? t t <rf77 t GRACE METHODIST CHURCH <tf7> a COVENANT PR E IB YTE R IA N BITS Boulh Orlando Drlue Thamee H. Mekle — Factor Worohlp , - lip* a ua Churoh Boheat — 11:10 a a Onore Rd. et Woodteed A re . Ror. John K. Ulroi Jr.. Pnotor Church Bchool — . 1:11 a m. Morning Werehlp _ U : M a m. M T F ............... , III! p A -The Followinar Sponsors Make ThiB Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleGREGORY LUMBER of Sanford CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. * Mm . M. R. Strickland FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff tnd Employees CARRAWAY k McKIBBIN Insurance HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff NELSON ft CO., INC. Oviedo, Florid* HARRELL ft BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St-, Sanford HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17*02. Sanford SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing ft Convalescence Residence 300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, Fla. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 201 W. 1st St, Buford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st St, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson end Staff COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS of AMERICA Southsrn B«U Telephone Employee* Loud No. 8109 LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Hatting, Air Conditioning L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida STENSTROM REALTY Htrb Stsostrom and Staff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges end Staff COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slams end Employees PERFECTION DAIRIES STATE FARM INSURANCE Companiss WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff Irving L Pryor and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. J. M> Cameron end Staff end Staff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. . John Dunn tnd Staff StaTta, Yloridn LIGGETT REXALL DRUG Gordon Ksllatt and Employes* HILL LUMBER ft HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crtpps and Employees PUBLIX MARKETS tnd Employees ROSE AND WILITS RESTAURANT Boas ft Wilks Bowman ft Employ sss WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE OO. Mr. tad Mre, Al Wilton WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees A. DUDA ft SONS, INC. ■SEMINOLE C O U N T Y A R E A CHURCH DIRECTORY— RAFTtST AsUeek teptlet Chureh. Orledo Oeatfel teptlet Chunk, t i l l Oek A tP CheleilA P in t RepUit Chureh Ohel mate RepUM Mleel— Blder Sprlege RepUM Chant. Chunk. Ill Fork Ave. a u n t al Lake Mery t Lake M a in e e l U i g m H , Oev. Sb A a i'a Cethalle Chunk, Fanhleg Pleca, Oakery Sb Mery Magdalena Cetholle Chureh, Melt* lead Ave. A l lemon to Springe a ^ j ^ m^rnmSeeery RepUM Chureh Ste. Chureh Chunk Chureh Chureh Bb Paul Mleeleuery RepUM Chunk. Ith Sb Sb Metthewo Mleeleuery RepUM Chunk - ie e e Heigh to Jehe'g Hieeleeary teptlet Chureh, Fete MIL -- Pirmt Oil Feuetela Love Pauti MleMeaery Mb Bleu Mleeleuery Reptlot Slpee Are. New Mb Celvury Mleeloeery RepUM t i l l W. Ilth Rb Mew te l am FrimlUre RepUM Chureh, nee w. n th tt. Mew Mb t i e * RepUM chunk. ITM Four Ave Oeklewu RepUM Chepet, S fll W. Ilth tb Oeteee Beptiet Chureh FleeereM Repllet Chureh. H I W. Oners Rd. Frelrle bake Beptiet Chureh, Rldpe Rd. Fere Fork Program MloMeusry Beptiet Chureh. Midway Seeeed Shiloh Mleeloeery RepUM Chureh, SK W STS& . BeptSt Chureh OvUda Chutuate MerU t l RepUM Chureh, Chureh, fll Oreegi Ave. Flrot ChMattee Church, in ? t tan ford Ave, Congregational Chrlittee Chenh, t i l l Perk A ve Northo Ido chrioileu Chureh, F l o r i d a Heron D r, Mellleed CHURCH el et et et . . . . Oek Ave. Ham** CutheUp M eat Spartemee'e Spartem Cluh, CHRIST Chrleb i l l ! a Fork A n * Chrlot, Ooeore Chrlit, Loagweod Chrtet, M a le CHURCH o r t o o Chureh Church Chunk Chureh et at at *i Gad. GaA Oad. Gad 404 Hickory ItM S. Fnaeh Orlada Him lae, RPISCOPAL AH Selete Chureh, Oee eve Mury. teptlet Chureh, Sou or A v e , n e t m . __ Chrlot Kplempel Chureh. l e e i w e i l AU Selete Cplecepel, BeterpMee Maly Craee Bp leaapel, Perk A v e e l LUTHZRAM Amaualae Lutharee Chureh, Orarbraah Dr, Ceeaalborry Om I Bhaphare Uulted Luthare, J i l l S. Or tenia Dr. ImtBares Chureh at the IIH I M M I I I W. Ilth Fleae Moialeh Lutharee Chunk, Amertmu Legion Hell. Prelrle Lake. Perm Perk ■b Lukee Lulkoree Church. Rb 4M Stevie METHODIST Beraott Memorial MethodIM Chenh, t Denary A ve, BeterpMee Beer Lake Hoiked let chureh Bethel AJAR. Church. Cehoau Holghte Cemolborrr Community Methodlot Chunk. Mwy. I t - * ! A Fluey Ridge Rd, ceaeelbemr DeRery Cemmuelty MethodtM Church W. Hlghleede DeRery ChriM Method IM Ch: flu ilild K i U l i i Flret Methedlet Chunk, m Perk Ave. Flrot Methedlet Chunk et Oviedo P in t Southern MethadlM Church Wemea'e Club I I I Oek 4 v e Free Method mt Church, i n W. 4tk t b Oee eve MethadlM Chureh, Geneve Green Methedlet Chenh, Oeere RA Great Chop*l A.MB. Chenh, Orleda Oekgrore Methedlet Oherah, Oviedo Oeteee MethadlM Chunk Feels Weeteyee Methedlet, Rb M W. et Feels Sb Jemee AJ4.M, Seeferd Ave. Bb Mery's A M R. Chureh Bb Rb *11 Oeteee Sb Peers MethadlM c h u r e h Oeteee RA Reterprtee Stafford Memorial MethadlM C h u r e h A DoBery MARARHMM P in t Chureh e t the tnd et Maple Fare Perk Chunk e t ffB rlee RA, Pore Perk Lake Mary Chunk et the Meearoae, w. FRRSBTTRR1AM Cemmuelty Freebyterlee Chunk, ta k e Mery P in t Freebyterlee Chenh, o ek A re A 8f4 H u Firm Freehytertee Chunk. C aam lborry^ P in t Freehytertee R. Ulghleed PnahyUMee Chunk e* TtM • ft * A Or lends D p Sb Audraws •M l Re Upeele Upaele Waetmiuleler FnahytaMee Chureh, Re well serk, R b 4M * ' SRYRRTR D AT ADVENTIST Foroet Lake Beveeth-dey Adveetlet Chun Hwy. tl*. Feroet City Bov*eth-day Adveetlet Chenh, Meltlei A ve, Altamonte Sprlege Seeferd 8eveelk*4ey Adveetmt Chari Seventh * Rim ^ CRURCMRS AUee’B AM.R. Chunk, Olive A Ilth Chureh et Oad la Chrlit, Oviedo CkeUata Community Chunk Chureh et O e« et Fnpheey, H IT Rim A: Chunk et oed Mlmlas. Reterpriee ChBMh o f Jmee Chrlot e t Letter D Selete, H U perk Ave. --------- illy Chapel, AHomeete Sprlege Reetera OrUedee Chureh, Sb Jehu* Chi netem Chepel, Hwy. 1T.»A Fere Fork Ceegregetlee SoU lireol. l l u A Meguo m m Chunk at ChrUt, SaleatUt, MV Be I ftft ftt. Kingdom ReU at Jeheveh'a W its am Xmka Manna Cult, t i l l w. Third f b P in t Peatamaiel Chunk et Leugwood Tehereeel* I I I * Country Cluli Mb Olive MeUaeae Chureh, Oek k Ftoeereet AeaeaUly e l Oed, «Ttk A Rim C h e n R I M l R Park A Seeferd . OaygngeUao o f Jokaveh e W ■eeeoA M l Seeferd eve. T heSelvaU ee Army, li e R. fe d Sb V kllg C h a r * ed SaafarR MS t M R �Solons Reach Education Compromise Causeway Bill In Hopper Davis Offers Amendment To Road Program ASTR O N AU TS Edward H. White II (top) runs through a routine test at Cape Kennedy a s his teammate, James A , M cDivitt (low er), suits up fo r a pre-flight test fo r the Gemini launch* ing planned fo r June 3. (N E A Telephotos) * * * e io c* Sanford filta to get men* llooed in ■ “ Guide to Flor­ ida'* M oit Interesting Cities." DcLand and other cities in the Central Florida area m erit a write-up. t i t Spectacular Blastoff Set Early Tuesday C A P E K E N N E D Y (U P I )— A Lyman High School girl Engineers were set to start ■aya her hobby la "acting stu­ the final countdown late to­ pid." But she's graduating. day fo r a Satum-1 auper • • • rocket expected to put on one Fatten your scat belts! You o f the Cape's most spectac­ can tcit your driving skill ular night-time blastoff shows Tuesday night between 7 and early Tuesday. The IBS - foot • rocket, the I p.m. when the "National Drivers T est" will be carried free world'e mightieet apace over WDBO-TV. W. E. Gilea, booster, is scheduled to roar Safety Division, Sanford N a­ Into tha sky at 3:30 a.m. carrying a ' giant val A ir Station, saya 3,000 of (E D T ) the test forms have been dis­ "w inged" meteoroid detection aatelllte called “ Pegaius." tributed at the base. • • • It will be the flrat after Cdr. B. A. Wooden, Sanford dark launch fo r tha powerful N aval A ir Station dentist, Is booster that la riding on a “ sweating out" order* of string of eight straight suc­ transfer to the N aval hospital cesses. The long column o f flame in Bethesda, Md. He Is one of ala SNAS officers who w ill be and smoke from the first honored at a “ wetting down" stage’* eight engines should (promotion) party Wednes­ provide a brilliant spectacle day. Wooden recently was pro­ fo r missile watchan who are expected to be out on nearby moted to commander. beaches in droves despite the early hour. The Saturn launch team breeted through tha first por­ tion of the rocket’s two part, 16-hour and 45-minute count­ down Sunday without diffi culty and wa* scheduled to pick up the final half at 6 p.ro. (E D T ) today. The launch will be the sec ond o f a four-shot series that began Saturday with the suc­ cessful flight o f a “ Project F ire" payload. The 200-pound cra ft was I f you can guess who the rocketed 600 miles Into space ian around (own is in the and then rammed back toward :>ove picture we will give you earth at 25,000 nillea per hour free turn at winding The to measure the tremendous lock. Belter start right now. heat spaceships will encounter won't be easy. (Entries when they pierce earth's at­ om relative* will not be ac- mosphere on return flight* spied.) Handsome devil, isn't from the moon. Before leaving for work in Sanford last Saturday morn­ ing Mrs. Biehard Bozolsky took time to Iron a uniform, leaving a cup of water on the window sill o f her home on North moor Boad in Cassel­ berry. A few hours later the house had collapsed after being swallowed up to the roof by a sinkhole. Even though the window fia ts was broken out, and very little else was k ft intact, the cup atlll was in lu place on the till with water in it a week later. • • • Donald Patton of Lake Mary suggests at a safety m eafure on our streets and highways that blue Basher light* be Installed on all city, county and state cart. He be­ lieves this would prevent too much speeding. • • # William L. Kirk of Sanford has been recognised along with 18 ether students who have been selected for “ Who's Who A m o n g Students in American Universities a n d Colleges." Kirk la e student •t Stetson University. • • • Annual Battle Opens In House WASHINGTON (U P I ) Tha administration's annual foreign aid battle opened on the House floor today with all signs painting to a congress­ ional showdown this yaar over policy rather than money. The House was scheduled to begin discussion o f President Johnson's 63.36 billion author­ ization bill, A vote on the proposal was sel for Tuesday. TALLAHASSEE (Spl.) Rep. S. Joseph Davis Jr. to­ day offered an amendment to the $300 million road bond pro­ gram to include funds for the construction of the Lake Mon­ roe Causeway. Davis also said he would try lo amend the legislation to in­ clude Seminole County in the funds allotted Orange County for arterial connectors and ur­ ban improvements. “ We are in the urban area and wo should be included In this project,” Davis said. "A t the present time the Mil calls for all the roads to be built in Orange County south of Orlando." Representative Davis said he had talked with Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. and he is in accord with the purposes of the amendments. The Lake Monroe Causeway would realign U. S. 17-02 from French Avenue in San­ ford, across a four-mile span to the Deltona area, connect­ ing back with the original 1792 south o f Orange City. The causeway and necess­ ary road construction in Votusia County would cost an estimated 63 million. The 6300 million road bond program proposed by Gov. llaydon Burns was debated for two daya in the Senate before reaching the House. Since the Senate debate the bill already baa been amended several times and It pro­ bably will find its way back into the upper chamber. The Senate mutt concur, with any action tha House takes before the bill can reach the Governor's desk. Seminole County * on the S t Johns River « * * * “The Nile of America” Phon* 322*2611 ■ VOL. 67 United Preaa Leased W ire Estaldished 1903 M O ND AY, M A Y 24, 1965 SANFORD, Bomb Blast M O N T R E A L (U P I ) — A terrorist bomb ripped through the front o f a downtown Insuranrr building early today, a nattonal holiday in honor o f Queen Victoria. W ASHINGTON (U P I ) — President Johnson told Con­ gress today that “ substantial progress" has been made In Cheered developing scientific means of STU TTG ART (U P I ) — Queen Elizabeth 11 today wa* cheered by hundreds o f thou­ sands as she rode standing in an open limousine through the home country o f her grandmother, Queen Mary. changing the nation's weather and climate, J A K A R T A , Indonesia (U P I ) — Retiring U.S. Am ­ bassador Howard P. Jones left Jakarta today, rndlng a seven-year assignment In In­ donesia. No high-ranking In­ donesian official was on hand to see him Departs U.S. Loses? LO ND O N (U P I ) — A B r i t i s h counter-insurgency expert said todsy in an in­ terview with th* London Eve­ ning Standard that tha V iet Cong have defeated the Americans In the guerrilla phase o f the Vietnamese wsr and may win total victory within a year. tack of Quorum Sanford City Commission's scheduled meeting for I p. nt. tonight ha* been postponed be­ cause of lack of quorum. May­ or J. H. Crapp* and A. L. W il­ son are III and Joe B. Baker la out of the cily. The meeting will be held May 31. but “ the pace hat been too slow." “ To advance the rale of progress," Johnson said in a Probe Snubbed No. 196 U. S. Engaged In Controlling The Weather BRIEFS J A C K S O N V IL L E ( U P I ) — A Navy Investigation wa* underway today at the Mayport Navy Base to determine the cause o f a tank truck crash that killed two sailor* Saturday. FLO R ID A A. II. PETERSON SR., Seminole County’* Civil Defense Director fo r th * past 24 years, lias been honored with the presentation o f a certificate o f appreciation from Gov. Hnydon Burns and Col. II. W. Turkington, State CD director. From left nre Howard Harrison, new CD director, Peterson zind L. M. Hnllnrd, o f Wildwood, Central District director o f Civil Defense. Legislators Charge F E A Resorts To 'Blackjack' A T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — Florida Education Associ- wise and to ask for an N K A study. • “ Horyqver. I t e w c l that ‘ he fo r “ n ,nv* i « l gawon of v ftr political asfnS..NEA or any other national phere In relation to Florida group should ever have to be school* drew angry reaction called upon to Investigate ed­ today from legislators and ucation In a state ur local even State School Supt. unit," he said. "Such an In­ Thomas 1). Bailey called it vestigation can beat be made regrettable. by local people, fam iliar with Some legislators rams out local conditions." s e e flatly and termed it an at­ tempt lo “ blackjack" the “ 1 share th* concern o f tha Legislature into r a i s i n g leaders fo r the pursuit o f ex­ teacher salaries. cellence in Florida’s achoolr. Superintendent Bailey, an Unless we are able to retain advocate o f pay raises, said and recruit qualified teachers, nonethelrsa ho feols that the quality education la but an F E A could make its own stu­ Idle dream." Sen. Varla Pope, 8L Au ­ dy o f conditions In the state with a much better knowledge gustine, who has taken over o f the farts than could Ha chairmanship o f the Sensto parent organization, the Na­ public schools committee In tional Education Association the absence o f ailing Sen. G. T. Metton, of Lake City, said (N E A ).*’ “ I welcome a atudy of Flo­ he has voted fo r every bill pay o f rida education," Bailey said. offered to raise And hr said he recognise* teachers or raise taxes. “ 1 think we should raise the right o f the F E A to is­ sue italrm rnts a* they deem taxes to do a better job, hut First Lady Calls For 'Beautiful America' W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — I Mr*. Lyndon B. Johnson today opened th . W h it. House conference on natural beauty with a call fo r Americans to wipe out ugliness in the laud and produre " a more brauti ful Am erica." FIR E CHIEF R. T. THOMAS Inspect* power circuit believer! to cause o f blase which gutted bedroom o f apartment at 1191 Elm Ayenue, rented by Mr. and lira. Gary Wade. Fire department report says blaze apparently started when short circuit developed, setting wimlov ablaze. Damage y u confined to one room, (Herat* In prepared remarks at the start o f the two-day confer„ „ „ th>t , he hf|pwl |n-p|M| the First Lady said, “ In the catalog o f Ills which afflicts mankind, civic uglincsa and the decay o f our cities and countryside i* high on AmerIra's agenda." More than 1,006 business, farm, labor and government leaders were invited to par­ ticipate in the conference, whirh plana to present rec< mmrndatIons to President Johnson Tuesday. Johnson has asked fo r "sound, economical and imaginative" programs to beautify the nation. 8ht said that one o f the most pressing challenges fo r individual* today Is the "d e­ pression and tension" result­ ing from the sight o f a world that ia not pleasing to the eye. ‘’ Ugliness rreates bitter­ ness," she said. “ Ugliness is an eroding force on the peo­ ple o f our land." "W a are all her* to try to rhange that," said tha First lardy who planned to join In saveral o f the panel discus­ sions. “ This conference la a slap to th* solution, and 1 think a grant on*." statement, “ an effort of larg­ er scope and direction it need­ ed both in conducting basic research and In developing means to put tha knowledge to work." The presidential message ac­ companied an annual report of the National Science Foun­ dation on weather modification during the present fiscal year which waa tent to Congress. The report, which surveyed research development a in wea(her alteration by various fed­ eral and commercial agencies as well at foreign govern- I know o f no way to get It mpn,,< * ,ld lha* “ "> «*» "hiBh_ . c r national p riority" la piacp.aacd over th. veto o f th . ^ on ,W f r ‘ „ trrh - th. P fuU Qa-Up— h- added. But he said he did not think the F E A was approaching It In the right way, charging tha organisation “ is becom­ ing a trade union that will throw tha schools and teach­ ers into disrepute as profes­ sionals." W hat tha F E A should he doing, he said, ia getting up a bill to suggest a tax source, then getting the necessary legislative support to pnsa it through both house* and ovrr the Governor's objections, s e e Gov. Heydon Burns declin­ ed Immediate comment, ex­ cept to eay that he duct not Intend to budge from hi* hold-the-lino policy against raising taxes to Increase teacher's pay or any other Item not already taken care o f by the Legislature. Renata President James Connor, o f Brooksville, wss outspoken in hie reaction. “ I t la nothing more than •n attempt to blackjack u* into raising teacher's pay," he said. Other* echoed Connor and said “ it won’t work." One o f the moat vocal was State Rep, Robert Mann, of Tampa, chairman of the House public school* commit­ tee, which already has turn­ ed down a 631 million teacher pay bill. Mann, whose wife Is In the school system and wb/> long has been considered a friend o f education and the FEA, called It “ Ironic" that the F E A should ask for the N a­ tional Education Association. (N E A ) Investigation Just one day a fter a “ momentous" declslon by the Ktata Supreme Court that should provide the funda from real eatala taxes to foot tha bill fo r higher pay ralssa fo r taachars from local rather than atata fund*. Tha court ruled that real estate assessments o f lee* than 100 par cent o f fa ir market value ar* Illegal. Mann aald this will compel many Floridans not now con­ tributing to pay real estate taxes. Real aitata la tha prin­ cipal support o f schools at tha county lave). Elected V IE N N A ( U P I ) — Franz Jonas th* Socialist mayor of Vienna, was elected president o f A u itrtla fo r • aix-ycar term . L potential o f weather modifica lion will probably take a long tim e." Example of weather modifl cation, according to the re port would Include: Raln-mak Ing for drought • stricken or arid areas, cloud-seeding tec hniquci to Increase snowfall, fog penetralion, hall suppres lion, and turbulence investiga­ tion. Boatman Rides On Shark’s Back M ARATHON (U P I ) - A 23foot whale shark provided a rare ahow for hundreds of tourist* and Keys fishermen today when it swam Into a shallow cove at Grassy Key. The shark, ila back fin, tall and whlte-spotted back show­ ing above the water, swam sluggishly about jn the cove and showed no Inclination to leave. It came as close as 20 feet to U. S. Highway 1 lead­ ing lo Key Weat. One man in a flat-bottom skiff paddled out into the cove and his boat was taken for a short ride on the shark's bark. The whale shark is rarely seen close to coailal areas. Gov. llaydon Bums and State School Supt. Thomaa D. Bailey bowed to th* demands o f advocates o f separate vo­ cational - technical training center*. Reportedly, tha main steam waa generated by House Speaker E. C. Rowell and Senate President James Connor. The upshot is that money that had been scheduled for Junior college and university construction will be nicked to provide from 67.8 million to 68 million fo r separate voca­ tional centers at locations to be determined by the Cabinet Board o f Education, Some 64 million In federal funds w ill be available to match this state allocation and another 68 million w ill be provided In state funda fo r vo­ cational education a t Junior colleges. The compromise was a vic­ tory fo r tha Houis. Th# Sen­ ate had paesed in lets than fiv e minutes on Friday a bill that earmarksd only |3 m il­ lion fo r separata vocational centers. s e i (U P T ) — l available fo r vocational-tech­ nical education In tha naxt biennium was wrapped up to­ day and Is expected to win speedy approval o f th* L e g lila til re. * la * # Hurt In Mishap The waterways committee of the Seminole County Cham­ ber o f Commerce will meet Wednesday at l : » P-m. to finalise plans for (he Sanfordi l l . Johns Scenic Cruise ached- his injuries at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital (■led tm June, Zip Coda 32771 naw i Scooter Driver James L. Thompson, 2406 Sanford Avenue, operator o f a gasoline service station at Celery and MallonviUt, waa injured this morning when the motor scooter he waa riding struck a car at the Intersec­ tion of Third Street and Snnford Avenue. Driver of the ear, according to police reports, waa Othman Muhamed Abu • Baker, I I I Chapman. He waa charged with failure to yield right of way. Tbompeen waa treated for TALLAH ASSEE W E A T H E R : Sunday, 90-{ir>; ahowera still predicted, with quite warm weather. Flash Point Hearing on a motion for a new (rial in the casa of Jim­ mie Lee Dmmright and larael Gilley, eonvlcted of tha rape of a 12-year-old girl, has been set fur 1:30 p. m. June 1 in circuit court here. Defense attorney Albert N. Fltta filed (he motion on May 17, * would make about $20 million 3 Youths Hurt In Car Wreck June 1 Hearing * A compromise agreement that C A P E K E N N E D Y (U P I) — President Park Chung Hoc o f the Republic o f Korea flew to Loe Angeles today after spending a weekend of rocket Inspections and oceanside relaxation at America's Three youths were Injured, space center. one critically, in a one-car wreck on Interstate 4 near the R 434 overpass at 3 a.m. I.A PA Z. Bolivia (U P I ) — Sunday. Strife between government Billy Dupree, 20, of Safety Harbor, is in critical condi­ truupe and striking Bolivian tion at Orange Memorial Hos­ tin miner* reached the flash pital today after being thrown point today. Soldiers were ordered to take control o f the from the vehicle. Raymond Spencer, 17, and mines and the workers o f the Joseph Knight, 17, both of mines and the workers re­ Winter Haven, and passengers sisted. In tho Dupree auto, received minor Injuries. State Trooper J. L. Sikes said I he car driven by Dupree was headed north on 1-4 when it left (hr highway end skid­ ded 210 fret down tha left ihouUIrr of the road. Sikes saiit thp car flipped over and Dupree waa thrown about 33 feet. The automobile was listed as a "total loss." * $20 Million Earmarked For Voc-Tech e But Connor suddenly decid­ ed It waa not tha hilt he and other advocates o f vocational training wanted, and bafora recessing fo r the weekend, the Senate recalled tha bill from the House ao it can be amended and re pasted today. In weekend huddles, Gov* em or Bums and adueatlon forces In both Houasa worked out the comproaijM, The money la to be ear­ marked In tha h lgh tr educa­ tion bond program with esti­ mate* o f what w ill bo avail­ able ranging from |80 million to 686 million. Since It Is not known ex­ actly haw much money can bn counted on, the bill wms work­ ed out on n percentage basis with vocational adueatlon get­ ting over nine per cent o f what la avaHabit. In dollars and cants, this waa estimated at about 67.6 m il­ lion fo r separata vocational renters, leaving 636.5 million fo r junior collegea and |41-7 million fo r universities. I f less money than antici­ pated Is realised from tha bond fund then each typ* fa ­ cility w ill ha reduced p r o p o tionately, • e e The reason tho fund la flex­ ible ia because o f the available surplus from utility tax receipts pledged to pay o f f the 676 million In bonds. Depending on how much tha tax brings in and how much la needed fo r debt service, the rest ie an unknown quantity. One o f the b ig battle point* In the compromise la over the rriteria which tho Cabinet will use in deciding whor* to put the renters. � 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, 1965 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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Un­ der hobbies one youth listed his simply “ girls.” Another included ''sleeping” among his pastimes. • • • Sign In County Zoning Of­ fice: “Spot Zoning—To Each His Zone.” • * • Interesting fact: 66 per cent of Seminole County's cow population is on the coopera­ tive record-keeping system ol the Florida Agricultural Ex­ tension Service. • • • Forest Lake Academy on SR 436 has obtained a building permit for $269,000 to construct a block and brick admlnlstra lion building. • • • Seminole County has met only 27 per cent of Its savings bond quota. In the first four months of 1965, $149,095 in U. S. Savings Bonds were pur­ chased in the county. The 1965 quota is $538,000. • • • “ I contemplated jumping out a window back in '29,” mused Judge Frank Miller, reminis­ cing about the old days,” but there were no buildings in San­ ford high enough, so I just had to keep plugging along.” • • • Reminds us of a famous couple who had been married for many years. A reporter questioning them on their suc­ cessful marriage asked the wife if she had even contem­ plated divorce. "Divorce, nev­ er — murder, often” she re­ plied. • • • Meanest thief award of the week: To the person or per­ sons who broke Into the Grace Methodist Church the other ■UK and made away with about $125 in Boy Scout Troop 507 ramping equipment. The boys spent a lot of time rais­ ing money to purchase the gear. Scoutmaster Russ Kitner tells us. • e • Our outdoor observer BUI Vincent says he can find no traces of any fish kill in Lake Monroe, St. Johns River or any ponds in the area. • • • The Central Baptist Church retired folks club wiU hold its next meeting May 24. Fifteen persons attended the first ses­ sion recently. Rev. J. 11. East wiU go over the club's plans for the future. • • • Stetson Basketball c o a c h Glen Wilkes will be the prin­ cipal speaker at the All Sports Award Banquet Friday at 7 p. m. in the Lyman High School Cafeteria. • • • Students who are planning on getting jobs as lifeguards this summer are reminded of the life-saving review course for guards now being held at Municipal Pool on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Martha KUpatrick, chairman of the Water Safety Committee says cards should be brought up to date and card holders should bring their old cards with them. • • • After giving the patient a thorough examination, the doc tor spoke confidentially to the man's wife. “ I must say," he explained, “ I really don't like the looks of your husband." “ Well," she replied, "I never was crazy about bis looks either, but he's good with the children." • • • It's no longer the voire of Tokyo Rose and Seoul City Sue that la heard out In the Far East, our Viet Nam re­ turnees tell us. It's now "Ha­ noi Hattie" or "Hanoi Han­ nah" on the air waves. These girle, Identified aa Vietnam­ ese, attempt to impair Ameri­ can morale in Southeast Asia. • e e Airman Thomas P. LaForge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. LaForge, 341 East First Street, Chuluota, was graduat­ ed from the aviation machin­ ist's mate Jet engine course • t Ike Naval Air Technical T iltin g Center la Memphis. Milk Price To Go Up? Dairies which supply the Sanford area were in doubt today about the effect of a Florida Milk Commission or­ der hiking the wholesale price of milk three cents a gallon. The increase, which be­ comes effective Aug. 1, was strongly opposed by distribu­ tors. Dan Ballinger, manager ol Perfection Cooperative Dair­ ies of Sanford, said he did not believe the increase would re­ sult in higher ovcr-the-countci prices to consumers. William Hale, business manager of T. G. Lee Dairies. Inc., in Orlando, said the ac­ tion was "controversial” and he didn’t know what effect it would have on consumers. However, he Indicated that an Increase In wholesale pric­ es usually resulted in higher retail prices. PHYLLIS McGuire, of the blonde ainginp fliaters, testified Wednes­ day before a Chicago grand jury looking into the nffnirs of her fre­ quent companion in the Uniter] States and Eur­ ope, M o m o Salvatore, Giancana, under invest­ igation for alleged un­ derworld activities. Her mother is an ordained m i n i s t e r at Miumisburg, Ohio. (NEA Telephoto) More Racing Sought Here TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Senate received a bill today that would allow the Seminole harnesi track to have flat-racing in addition to harnesa a n d quarterhorse racing. The bill, by Sen. Mack Cleveland, of Sanford, also provides an additional tax re­ duction to the track, bated on a dally pari-mutuel pool of lesi than $150,000. New counties could be es­ tablished and pretent county boundariea changed only by constitutional amendment un­ der another measure proposed today by Sen. Mack Cleveland of Sanford. It would take a constitution­ al amendment to put the re­ striction In the state law. Un­ der exlating law, the Legisla­ ture can change boundariea or form new counties by simple statute. Cleveland and Sen. Merrill Barber, of Vero Beach, aaid today they will make an allout laat-ditch fight to resur­ rect the controversial Fourth Diatrict Court of Appeala bill. The House-approved propos­ al to authorize creation of the additional court for a 10county area stretching from Brevard to Broward County was killed. But Barber and Cleveland will try to get the Senate to reconsider today la the hopes that enough votes ean be at­ tracted from tba opposition to swing it. If not, Cleveland said he'll try to bring up the Sonata bill which la not identical though it similar to the House mea­ sure. The milk Industry still did not give Gov. Haydon Burns an answer on what it wants to do about the Milk Commis­ sion. The industry had been giv­ en an ultimatum by the Gov­ ernor to decide under what conditions it would keep the commission operating a n d said if the Industry wanted It abolished, that he would do It. The industry asked last week for more time to consid­ er its decision and nums said the industry would have until Wednesday’s meeting. There was no discussion at the Orlando meeting on the matter. * • • The Commission said the milk pool increase order is (dined al stabilizing the mar­ keting situation. The Commis­ sion ordered that current prices will remain in effect until Aug. 1. This means the minimum price to producers in the Tal­ lahassee, northeast and cen­ tral portions of Florida will remain at least 55 cents per gallon till Aug. 1, while in the Pensacola area it will stay at 52 cents. R. D. Saunders, a distribu­ tor member of the commis­ sion from Tampa, laid the pool order ia the result of a year of studies and work and said he thought it would be accepted by the produccri. But he aaid “There may be some opposition from the milk distributors. 1 hope the differ­ ences can be worked out." “ 1 think everyone has been in agreement that a market wide pool waa needed to sta­ bilize the market," he said. “ I think it will work pro­ viding we have the complete co-operation and support of the different segments of the dairy industry,’.! be aaid. Farm Supports Win Approval WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House appropriations committro today put up an­ other year's Installment of $5.6 billion for price aupports und other furnt programs. It siiiil such outlays must be rontiuiH-d indefinitely. The commltteo, recommend­ ing its annual Agrlculturs De­ partment money bill to the House, rejected suggestions that price supports be alrnndoned and that small farmers be re-trained for jobs In the city. FIELD ELECTED GAINESVILLE (UPI) — II. II. (Pete) Parrish, of Or­ lando, and Joel 8. Field, of Sanford, were elected presi­ dent and vice president, re­ spectively, of the Flurida Federation of Fair*, the Ag­ ricultural Extension Servica announced. Sem inole County * * * on the S t Johns R iver * ♦ * * “The N ile o f Am erica” (Hit? g>anfurfc f c r a l i i * Phone 322-2611 CodeCode 32771 Phone 322*2611 Zio Zip 32771 2 Third Worst Air Disaster In History CAIRO, UAR (UPI) - A Pakistan Airlines jet establish* Ing the first commercial atr NO. 194 link between Communist China and the Middle East crashed near here today, killing 121 ••• persons. At least one was an American. Six persons, all Pakistanis, survived. U. S. Embassy in Karachi said one American, Identified Quits only as Donald Love, River­ PANAMA CITY (UPI) — side, Conn., waa among tha Ray County School Supt. Karl victims. Cochran says he will resign Tho airline aaid it waa also to become academic dean at possible that three other Gulf Coast Junior College. Americans, Identified as Jose­ ph Layyous and a Mr. and Opens Tour Mrs. Howard, may have board B O N N (UPI) — Queen ed the plane at Its stopover In Elizabeth traveled down the Dhahran. plcturo postcard Rhino River • • • Valley today to open her tour Ten of the victims were Iden­ of provincial Germany. tified as Chinese, and a Chi­ nese Communist diplomatic Singer Indicted pouch and anti-American prop­ MIAMI (UPI) — A feder­ aganda from Peking wera al grand jury ha* indicted found scattered among tha a local folk singer, Paul (Os wreckage. It was not known If Bach) Bach, on charge* of any of tho Chinese on tha threatening the life of Presi­ plane were officials or dlplo* mats. dent Johnson last fall. The plane craihed In tha da* of Reconnaissance Attack Wing One; Rear Adm. sert while approaching Cairo Six Drown Robert Goldthwaite, commander of Fleet Air I,A GRANGE, Ky. (UPI) Airport. Jacksonville; Admiral Rivero and Capt. C. W. The crash was tha third —Six persons Including three Swanson, SNAS commanding officer. worst single plana disaster In children, were drowned when (Herald Photo) an overcrowded 14-foot mo­ aviation history. Only a IMS torboat swamped and capsized crash In Paris and a 1153 in a fishing lake near here. crash near Tokyo were worse. The American-built Boeing 720U jet was on an Inaugural Pay Hike MIAMI (UPI) — The Dade flight from Karachi to Cairo County School Board ha* and then was to continue ta But proponents of separata funnel little or no money to unanimously approved a com­ Geneva and London. • • • vocational renters aaid they ■eparate vocational • technical promise $8.8 million teacher feared language in the pro­ facilities. At least 16 of the pay raise program anil econo­ Pakistan Airlines has been posal, which still must l« ap­ ichools have been proposed to my measure! aimed at avoid­ flying (o Communist China proved by the full House ap­ date. ing a tax raise of mora than since 1963, and (oday’a flight propriation! committee, would Rep. Ralph Cartar, of ont mill. was thus widely billed aa tha Washington, aaid ths langu­ first direct air link between Communist China and tha age "nut moro than $8 mil­ Boycott? Middle East. lion” would enable the de­ OCALA (UPI) — Ocala's Six gravely tajured survive partment of educution to 05 high school Jteaehara aay ors. all Pakistanis,, ware re* spend nothing or pny amount they will boyrptt such activi­ moved from*the Sana's efiar* . A". Jto J$a»iru«wTha in­ ties ai Parent-Teacher Also red wreckage, which waa tent to apefld'lhc iponay ia than but ths fund* aro not," elation metinga and chaper­ scattered over a half-mile oning of social events unless area of the Halzouny Valley he said. they get pay raises and about 10 miles from tha air* After extended discussion other improvements. port. as to which account funds One of (he survivors, DJalal could l>« taken from for the Polite Thieves Elkarimi, said ha and tha project, council agreed to au­ FORT LAUDERDALE others who escaped death thorise the maintenance sup(UPI) — Ovldlo Perera Jr. were la the back of tha plane. trviaur, A. C. Drown, to bring told police that threa “very “ It's a miracle that aay of in bids on needed lines and all American” and polite us lived. We all ahould have luterala for the work. Threa candidates to date thieves tied up hi* wife, her been killed,” be aaid. Also discussed with Cohn have tiled qualifying petition* sister and himself, and ralmA rescue team member re* w hs the possibility of tlie ly rounded up some $ 10,000 ported that when he reached to have their names placed on town’s purchasing from him worth of Jewelry. the wreckage, about 300 or a lot on .Maitland Avenue as the ballot for tho special 300 Bedouin tribesmen wera a prospective sit* for the •lection scheduled June I in Suspension Holds searching through It, “plllag* needed water facilities. Cohn the city of Longwood. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ing and doing nothing to help assured the boaid that he was The election la being held Suspension of Broward Coun­ tho survivor*.” amenable tu any negotiation* to fill the unexplred Council, ty Circuit Court clerk W. K. with the town. by former Gov. ** Mayor W. Lawrence 8wof- term recently vacated by R. I Farris Bryant wns upheld hy furd again stressed the need C. Carlson. It runs to Decem­ ths Florida Senate. Bunch for an additional facility, ber, 1966. was auspended about a year Candidates who have quali­ ago when a state audit re­ stating thut pumps at tha TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — present station average 80V,- fied are two former council- vealed manipulations of court The Governor's $300 million 000 gallons per day and on men, James Reiter and II. A. funds. road bonding program cleared several occasions had reach­ Scott, end a newcomer to city another hurdle today when ed one million gallons a day. politics, John Deaton. Arson Charged the Senate version of the mea­ A petition also has been TAMPA (UPI) — A pair sure cleared the House publle liken out lor an unidentified of Lithla men, Emory Saf- toads committee with only candidate. folil, 69, and John Martin one dissenting vote. Deadline for filing qualify­ Rouse, remained in county There was no debate on the ing petitions is noon Saturdsy, jail in lieu of $ 1,000 Imnd measure, which was quickly according to City Clerk Mrs. earh on charges of arson In amended four times to maka Onnie R. Shomafe. connection with a fire that the hill read exactly Ilka tha Mrs. Shomate also has Is­ destroyed 50 acres of forest House version which cleared sued a reminder to persons and pasture in East Hills­ the constitutional a m a n 4* This is a had year for may­ who have not yet registered to borough County Saturday. ments committee Tuesday. ors in the City of Sanford. vote that registration books New "Acting Acting May­ will close this Friday. or” Commissioner M. L. (Son­ ny) Unborn hat now taken up the reigns since Acting Mayor A. L. Wilson under­ went surgery Tuesday. Raborn was appointed by ailing 3tayor J. II. Crappa, who still is confined to hi* TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — home after an illness of sev­ Hep. S. J. Davis, of Semineral months. Whether commissioners will ole, introduced a proposed INCLUDING IIABD-TO-FIND WIDE WHITEWALL! lie able to hold their regular­ constitutional amendment pro­ AND TUBE TYPE TIKES. ly scheduled meeting Monday hibiting change of county is in some doubt also. Com­ lines or creation of new coun­ missioner Joe Baker is sched­ ties except by constitutional uled to l« out of town leav­ amendment. Davis also introduced two ing only itaborn and Com­ UP TO measures affecting the City missioner Karl Higginbotham of Sanford. Ona measure to rsrry on the city's bullwould aet ths municipal flec­ nesa. tion on the flrat Tuesday aftar ths first Monday in December of earh yaar, and How’s-Thatchanging from 16 to 10 days A gain D ept? BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES the notice necessary for a GOSPORT, England (UPI) public hearing on regulations —Dolly, a 23-year-old mar# concerning setting of district owned by the Royal Navy at boundariea. the dink yard here, hae stun­ Davis also tossed In a bill ned the eailore by producing paying $1,600 ta Mr. and a fin* foal. Mrs. Harvey L. Stone, of COMPLETE BRAKE AND FRONT END EEPA1B "1 don't know how It hap- Longwood, for damaga to their pentd,” said kaeptr Robert automobUa by an escaped 405 W. First St. 3224651 Lea. "Thera . Isn't another convict, who waa lator shot SANFORD, FLORIDA horee within miles , . to d ea t| by officer*. WEATHER: Wednesday, 9-1-62; fair thru Friday, high in 90a; low tonight in high 6 0 s._____ VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1965 SANFORD,” FLORIDA nswA FACILITIES OF SANFORD Nnvnl Air Station are being inspected by the Navy’s second ranking officer. Adm. Horacio Rivero, vice chief of opera­ tions, Washington, D.C. Pictured front the left: Capt. Richard E. Fowler Jr., commanding officer House Earmarks A rea School Funds TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A lluusc subcommittee has recommended $305,885 for a new junior college in Sem­ inole County in an appropria­ tions bill it approved Wed­ nesday. Also Included In the meas­ ure was an appropriation for $11,197,000 for the East Cen­ tral Florida University near Oviedo. Final version of thu bill will he thrashed out by the full House appropriations (ommittee today or Friday. Tlie subcommittee of the House appropriations commit­ tee waa named to work out differences between lawmak­ ers backing separate vocation­ al facilities and Uiosc propos­ ing that state vocational mon­ ey go to the junior colleges. Tlie measure was an at­ tempt to s|>cll out projects to bu financed by a $75 million higher education bond issue nnd surplus utility taxes. .Specifically t h e measure would put into law $ 110.(1 mil­ lion worth of university, jun­ ior college and vocationaltechnical education projects. But it would limit Junior col­ lege expenditures to not more than $37 million, universities to not leas than $43.5 million and vocational facilities to not more than $8 million. The $8 million Inscrtrd for vocational progrumi was in a lump sum with no projerta spelled out In the mrasure. By placing $ 110.0 million worth of projects in the bill but prohibiting expenditure of more than $88.5 million, the lawmakers sought to give rtate education officials some freedom in selecting which projects would be built. Developer Donates Flat Tb Altamonte llj- Donna EatM Lee Cohn, Oakland Estates develuf. r, donated a lot of liia subdivision, to the town of Altamonte Sprites At regular meeting of council Wednes­ day evening. Cohn stipulated that the lot la- used only ns a recreation nnd playground area und not as a “storage" area, uud that llm town muintuin the prop* erty. The board had had the lot appraised and nt an eat tier meeting bad discussed pur­ chasing the property as a site for additional wutcr facilities, including a pumping station and water tank. Nearby propcity owners had protested its use for such purpose. Cohn icqucsted that the town provide water lines to the arra stating that three homes already are under con­ struction there und present pluns cull for building 1.1 more homes soon. He agreed to pay 8125 per home in ad­ vance for th» tapping fee. Three Qualify For Election Road Program Over Hurdle Acting Acting Mayor Raborn Takes Office Sanford Bills Pul In Hopper \m m o/DENMAN TIRES! SAVE TIRES ONE BAG OF POPCORN v u promised by Killium (Bill) Brusswell to Marie Harris as a going-away present. Bill, Sanford Herald pressman, delivered the popcorn this morning to Marie, Herald Unotypist who is leav­ ing for other employment. (Herald Photo), �P u t S — May SO. 1968 9 ft M a rt Vm» Museum And Library Building Planned By Geneva Society By i a A n H aya Thirty-five membara of tha Geneva Hlatorial and Gena* aloflral society met recently at Fort Lane Park for the an­ nual committee meeting. At the euggeetlon of the pratldent, Mra Kmeat Ward, the chairmen met with their varloua commltleea In formulate goals for the year and then submitted their findlnga for dlacuaalon at tha board meet­ ing which followed. The largeat project for the aociety ia the building of a muaeum and library in Gen­ eva. Plana for tha project have been completed a n d g r o u n d b r e a k i n g ceremonlea will be held on July 4 a t the building aita near the Community Hall. A chicken pilau aupper will be aponaored by tha aociety aa a fund raising project. Tha aup­ per will taka place on Labor Day, Sept. 6 at Fort Lane Park. One of tha plana of tha historlcal committee ia to furnlah data on induatriea af­ fecting tha Geneva area. It la not generally known, for Jnatance, that at ona Ume five packing planta flouriehed In the small community. A concerted drive for new members waa outllnad and plans to secure additional Upe-recordlngs by old tlma rcaidanU of the community alao was proposed. Volunteers are requested to contact F. Sieg Holmes Jr. Such re­ cordings will be filed aa per­ manent records of the socie­ ty. Holmes, chairmen of the ways and meant committee, tentatively proposed building a small cotUga at Uta park which may ba rented to any­ one wishing to return to Gen­ eva for e visit with old friends or relatives. Plans also ware discussed for the Improvement and malntenanee of tha park. Mrs. Calvin Oldham was accorded a voU of thanks for tha professional manner In which aha organised the an­ nual picnic at tha pary, May 1. Tha affair w u voted one of tho boat ia many, many years. » <m N orm an ‘M ayor and Charlea Daglla. Judge Exercises Prerogative l v W ttK WwTSimw wK^m'j ■?.• V*'«/ U M B R ELLA TEN T "M oln# W o o d t" fold ing cot l i o aty to te l Up, de­ signed fo r comfort. tu g g e d end ’ Come, Valua $4 Comp. Valua $45, IN TMH CIRCUIT COURT OF THR NINTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUIT, IN AND FOR SMHINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN C'HAhUKRY NO. ISM! DIVORCE va. HAROLD P. BOLT, Rugged font Is VxY, T e in lir holghf, 5 ' w otl height ond 4 ' square e o v it. M ade o f 7 -o r. "C o lo rfo tl" w illo w green fa b . rlc, w oler-ond-m ildew repellent. Feature! sewn-ln lloor* xippered dost, rear window. ruiautr 9 x11' UMBRELLA TENT 4 4 . Dafandaat NOTICR TO APPHAR STATE OF FLORIDA TO: HAROLD P. BOLT Addr.ee Unknown TOU ARE IIEREDY NOTI­ FIED that a B ill e f Comialnt for dlvorca haa btan Iliad aaalnal you. and you ara requlrad to aarva a copy of an anawar or |>l*adlns to tha Rill of Complaint on tha p la ln llir a A llornvy Paul C. Ptrklna, I l f Waat South Straal, Orlando, Florida, aad fit* tha orlalnal anawar or pleading In tha o f. floa o f tha Clark o f tho Cir­ cu it Court on nr btforo Tutaday, Juna I, m l , if you fall to do ao Judgment by darault w ill ba takan aaalnat you for tha rallaf damandad la tha B ill of Complaint. WITNESS my hand and aaat at Sanford, Hamlnola County, DaBary Duplicate Bridge Club played 12 tablea at thla week'a T u e a d a y afternoon meeting a t the Firemen'a Recreation Hall. Mra. Robert Nleholla directed. Winnera were NS, firet, Mre. Frank Auitin and Mra. William Woodlock; oecond, Mra. W. B. Cook and Dr. R. R. Roaboroughj third, Mr. and Mra. E. Z. Walter*; fourth, Mra. George Pea nail and Mra. A. G. Beaom; EW, flrat, F. M. Bunnell * tbl' >Tlk d ,r of Aprl1* and A. H. Black; aecond. Dr. !a(sl<U (HEAL) and Mra. Leonard Munaon; Arthur H. Raekwlth, Jr. Clark o f tho Circuit Court third, Mra. Edna Reilly and n y Martha T. Vlhlaa Mra, Elan Unklea; fourth, Daputp d a r k M ra. NEVERA DOWNPAYMENT Legal Notice DARLENE BOLT, Bridge Winners Are Announced tiunr A p a rfe tl fit fo r e ll Handard site c o lt. V inyl cover fo r w o lirp ro o f p ro fictio n . Foam-filled. — — Camp. Vofue $d Perfect fo r (looping o r sun- _ bathing I Comet with p lu m p ' U S " foam pod fo r ealra com fertl T e m p . V a lu e < 1 5 , ■* * -■ —. Perfect fo r tho advonturout cam petl Easy to set up — everything you need Is Included. Fea­ tures storm door 1« keep o u t w ind and ra in. ... - » 't :• * 1— A .C a m ^ V a lm fia . C A B ,N T E N T •* *»• IN THR CIRCUIT COURT. 8RMINOI.R COUNI J'^J’N'DA. aiTTINa AT BA KORD, FLORIDA. LAW I LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A THOMPSON. Municipal Judge Nancy Can­ CRAWFORD INC., a Corporation, authorliad non, tha only petite blonde to do bualuaio la tha Btata of on tha traffie bench, haa Florida, P laintiff, changed her name to Noel va. DALLAS RAKER, O I. ADKINS Cannon without formal legal and CHARLES II. AtlKINB, aa proceedings. Co-Partnar*. trading and dolna Why T She waa naked. • • H O U S E OF *T have no comment to FLOORS, Defendant. make," replied the 82-year NOTICR OF SHHRIPP-a ■At.R NOTICE IB IIRIIKRT GIVEN old Judge, "it's a peraonal that I, J. L. llO im r , Sharlff ol thing." Samlnota County, Florida, undar and hy vlrlua ef a Judgment and eaeeullon heretofore lea s­ ed out of th e above entitled Court In th e above entitled IN THR FIRCITIT COt'RT, cauee, have levied upon the n in th ju d ic ia l circuit ok follow in g deacrlbed pereonal FLORIDA IN AND k o r s k h i - property ty in g and being In Hamlnola County, Florida, te n o u n county. wilt IN CHANCERY NO. IIA H 71 Aeeortod elate and typaa e f S E M I S MAE THORNK. llntoleum and Inlaid line P laintiff, oleum eerapa -v s III F ull h oiee aaeorted typee 8 U THORN’S, and color* floor tile* Defendant. t i t Pert bosta ataorted type* NOTICR OK Bit IT and colora floor tllte TOl K t.l THORNE, W H O I K t Part botea cover bee* RBSIDENCB IB MONT­ I m ark Wooden Hendtea GOMERY. A L A B A M A . I Part Rnlle I* Llntoleum AND W H O B E MAILING AUDRKHR IP) IN CARR II Part n olle I* Inlaid Vinyl and llneolaum OFl MRB. IIKHHIK JKMIKON, i l l l Ith HTIIKET, II Pari Cana a l varloua a l t lurea GREATER WAKIIINOTON I Pari Cane Paata P A R K . MONTGOMERY T Aaeorted rug pad acrapp ALAI1AMA. I Part roll* rug pad A SWORN COMPLAINT hevI part botea rubber whit* In g bean Iliad In the Circuit oak planka Court la and for Samlnol* 1 Part b a t m*U1 olrtpa County, Florida, In Ctianeery, J Straw R ugs and K ttra R us entitled, "U ttele Mae Thorne, Square* P la in tiff, -va- E ll Thorne.** DeI Roll I'laallr Stripping Candaat" praying for rarleln r e lie f lor the ebnva named II Aaeorted tlaet, c o lo n o ld grade* rug ocrapi p la in tiff ead aanlnat you U * I sm all Acrylic Rug* above named defendant, 1 Acrylle Seal Cover NOW. THEREFORE, THIS IB I D uodlet Heavy Duty Wire TO NOTIFY YOU that If you wlah to defend eaoln et and I Sm all hand rallar 1 Uetd Tire* ennteel tha above entitled a c ­ 1 K datr-CU-worn A ueed tion, you are required to file 1 Rutter CU worn A u itd your aaew er nr other written t Rlu* Cat* CU deleave. If any you have, to 1 Til* cuttar th la eem plalat w ith tha Clerk I Large Carlo** (n u g Sam e l the above styled Court and plea) PRC to aarva upon p in ln lltr* attor­ 1 H eavy Duty R itaoeloa n ey, At.RKIIT N. KITTM. I MeCord ennlo Uulldlna, Hanford, F lor­ 1 Dlaplay nark ida, a copy th ereof on or helore 1 O ffice Chair*—worn th e l lt h day e f June, t i l l . t O ffice D ett • W . r c Tha nature af said complaint t Four Drawer Fit* Cabin*! la te prey Ibat tb e above alyl—Sc ed Caurt w ill a r e a t tbe eald t Underwood • O livette Mu!p la la tlff a divorce o f aad from tleuraa—C ll you (b e eald defendant and will a w a fd eald plaintiff cualody of I Part Uoaaa Wooden lin n die* (ha eblldrea bora at th le marao tha eroperty o f th a above r l*FAIL NOT TO ANSWER Leal aamod defendants. aad th a t ea a Decree Pre Coafeeao be e a ­ Ih* Slat day o f June, t i l l , hase rad a avals a a a la ei TOU. tw a in tha le a s t hour* a f eat*, WIENKBf MY Hand and O ffl- namely, I t o ' c l o c k In tha e la l S%l at thle Court above forenoon, and 1:11 o'clock In denarihRI at aanfnrd. Seminole tho afternoon nn Mid day SI County. Fterlde, tbla I l i a day the F ront Door o f th* Court Moeae la Sam laola County, a f May 1H I. F lorida. I w ill e ffa r fo r oil* ( IN A L ) Arthur H. S ack with, J r aad o*M |* tha high est bidder C lerk Circuit Court for oaah la band. tha above Sem inole County, fa n fa re, described prep arty, a* th* pro­ F lorida perty o f said defaaddate t* sa t­ iety M id eneentlea. By: E lisabeth Bruauabaa J. U Hobby D. C. A h irlft of Aamlaol* OounA lbert N. n t U A ttorn ey a Ceuneelor a t Law ty, Florida. 1 M aeonle B uilding ■ y i Jam ee J. Slaglotary Deputy Sheriff Hanford, Florida ’ublieh H ay Jo, IT A June I, Puklloh H ey II, IT A Jua* I, IS. III! at l i f t u r n -ii L’DM-TI e . ^ Comp. Value f f t . MOUNTAIN T ENT 1 3 .9 7 1 “PONDEROSA” DOUBLE SIDEROOMTENT Valua $100 |Cdm p. Yea g o t a fu ll 135 sq. ft, o f un­ obstructed flo o r spacsl 3 nylon screen windows, w ith canvas storm flaps, xippered door, sewn, in flo o r . O u liid o a lu m in u m fra m e. 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The Gemlni-4 capaule will fly longer, »7 houra and 60 minutei, and higher, 185 milea, than any ptevioua U. 0 S. manned spaceship and one of ita pilota may become the flrat American to partially venture into the void of apace. Main goal of the flight ia to prove that the 7,000-pound ahip la capable of long dura tion flighta and to aee if astronauta are affected by pro longed expoaure to the mya# tcriea of weightleaineia in apace. The flight plan calla for the Gemini-4 ahip to uae amall atccring rocketa to make nine orbital maneuver!—up, down, forward, backward and aide ways. Perfection of auch tech­ nique! ia necenary for later attempta to rendexvoua with other craft in apace. %> If the June 3 launch date ia met, it will mean only a 24 -month interval between the fiyat and aecond manned Gemini miaaioni—a pace that earlier thia year only the moat optimiatic project offi data hoped could be attained. The flight will approach, but not match, the apace anM durance record let by Ruav aia'a Valery Bykovaky on a five-day, 81-orbit flight in June 1U63, in the Voatok-6 ahip. Gemlni-4 will act a new mark for two-man flighta. If the upcoming McDivittWhite million la aucceaaful, the United Statea will chal­ lenge the Soviet duration rec ord with a acven-day ahot in m Auguat. The flight will be made by L. Gordon Cooper bolder of the U. S. 34-hour record act two yeara ago in a Mercury capaule, and co-pilot Charlea (Pete) Conrad. One of the teata will deter­ mine if aero gravity for four daya reaulta in a Ion of cal clum from the pilota' bonea. Another experiment will look 9 for poiaiblc deterioration of heart muaclea and tha third will aaaeaa the aitronauta* ability to do phyaical work in apace. There alio will be four en­ gineering experimenta, two ecientifie experimenta and two defenae department teata. The National Aeronautlca and Space Adminlatration f 1 (NASA) laid the poaalbillty of having White open one of ' and could be made as late as the capsule's two hatches and one day before launch. leaning half-way into space The United States will not ia atlll under consideration. attempt to match the “spaceThe decision to proceed walk” made by Russia's with tho so-called extia-vehic- Alexei Leonov lust March un­ ular experiment depends on til the next Gemini flight at the outcome of spneesuit and the earliest. Leonov crawled batch teata now underway out of his Voskhod-2 craft pr i - ^ J'Mfields and floated in space for about 20 minutes. McDlvitt. the 35-year-old Gemini-4 command pilot, and White, .14, will have enough food along in their capsule for four 2.500-calorie meals a day. The menus, varied for each pilot, contain 49 dif­ ferent items ranging from Grissom-Young Gemini debut J The previous U. 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I \\z\J7777i •wtsaTal IMS* MONWOt Forestry Work *22-5031 DAYTIME 322-4124 NIGHTS ONLY I ^ t* : .... ■ Eight Sanford residents are candidates for degrees at Hollins College this month. Five will receive bachelor nf general studies degrees at commencement exercise May •10 In Knowles Memorial Cha­ pel. They are Leroy Thomaa Hawkins Jr., G e o r g e A. Hoffman, Howard It. Harri­ son, Frank H. Patterson and Willi* II. itrgister. James R. Wilson and John llrady Wiinbiah are candi­ dates for the master of busi­ ness administration degree. John F. Ott la a candidate for the master of arts In teaching degree. J. C. D A VIS f 214! DILANY STRUT 8 Santordites Will Graduate If Interested Contact: ">*•♦« ■'tRbk 1 THRU SATURDAY Jam il K. Homlnr today formally announced hla purrhaaa of W eitim Auto atora, 211 E ait Firat S tru t, from Fred M. Smith. Hoinlnr, from Columbui, Ohio, purrhaied the store on May S for an undlecloaed amount. Hi will arrve aa act ivi manayir of the store. Homing was with Weatirn Auto In Columbui for aeven years prior to hla purchase of the operation hen. A formal grand opening la scheduled for June, by which time remodeling should lie rompleted. Meantime, accord ing to Hoening, it will be '‘business as usual." Hoening and his wife, Joan, are residing at Alft lleth Drive. They have four children, Michael, 14, Nancy, J.1, Larry, 12, and Susie, 10, Associated with Hoening In the store operation are Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Arledge. They also have Just moved from Columbus, Ohio, where Arledge and Hoening were bualnrss aaaoclatea. The Arledgea are making their home a 111 Valencia. % 5UPERAAARKETS - y DIXIE • • • SAV£ FREE REGISTER FOR SILVER TEA SERVICE DIXIE D A R U N G D INNER �i .May 20, 1965 — Pape 5 I 9tjt VattYorB drralfl Hero A Day Is Dodger Formula | By Bred Dowa UP I Sports Writer A hero a day to keep the contendcri away ia the form­ ula the Lot Angeles Dodgers are using to keep the press­ ure on their Ns lions 1 League rivals. Sandy Koufax . . . Don Drysdal* . . . Willie Davis . . . Was Parker . . . they've ell 9 played a role In the Dodgers' fast getaway but don't forget the contribution being made by Ron Fairly. One of those fellows who rarely finds his name in head­ lines. Fairly was switched from first base to right field this season. His mission was to fill the shoes of gigantic Frank Howard, traded to the Washington Senators during the winter, while Parker ook over at first base. Jack Nicklaus, 'Off' Game, Favored To Win Memphis Open • y 3 • • 0 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPl) - Jack Rule, Julius Boros, Jack Nicklaus, despite his Johnny Pott, Gene Littlcr and contention that he's "off' his Billy Martindale. game, was the favorite today a t play began In the $60,000 Memphis Open golf tourna­ ment.. With weather a possible fac­ tor, Professional Golf Associa­ tion PGA officials ordered doubit tee-otfs-on the first and 10th holes—beginning at 7:43 a. m. (CST). The weather buraau has forecast Intermittent rain for the four day tournnay. NUcklaus, winner of the Matters and the PGA's top money wtnner so far this year, ■hot a seven-over-par 77 In a pro-am tournament Wednes­ day. He had a nine-over-par 43 an the front nine. "I must have done some­ thing wrong last night," he ■eld. "I don't know what it was, but I’m off." The field was full of big names for this eighth annual /Memphis Open: Mike Souchak, the 1M4 winner back to try to become the first to win it twice; Cary Mlddlecoff, whose 1MI Memphis Open win set a 14-under 266 that still •tends; Dick Mayer, whose 33yard pitch Into the final hole AUTOGRAPH ANGLING— Houston A s t r o s ’ second last Sunday gave him the $20,- baseman Joe Morgan fig­ 000 first prize in the New ures there's s o m e t h i n g Orleans Open: Bruce Cramp- fishy going on here as a ton and Doug Senders, both clever toung C hicagoan with two tour victories so far drops his lino over the this year; Lionel end Jay He­ Wrig'sy Field dugout. This bert, Gardner Dickinson Jr., one didn't get away. Mor­ gan signed. Mason Rudolph, Art Wall, A man of few words, Man­ the 14th. ager Walt Alston would sum The Cincinnati Reds down­ up the transition with the ed the Pittsburgh Pirates, 3-1, comment, "mission accom­ the Milwaukee Braves drubbplished." I cd the New York Mcts, 7-3, the One of the steadiest batsmen St. Louis Cardinals nipped the In the NL, Fairly was practic­ Philadelphia Phillies, 7-6, and. ally the whole Dodger offense the Chicago Cubs defeated the Wednesday night In a 4-2 14- San Francisco Giants, 2-1, In Inning victory over the Hou­ other games. ston Astros. In the American League, Fairly belted out a homer, Boston defeated New York, a double and two singles to 3-0, Kansas City beat Chicago, lead the Dodger attack. 17-3, Detroit topped Washing­ What's more he singled home ton, 4 0. Cleveland edged out their first run, doubled and Baltimore, 2-0, and Minnesota scored the tying run In the whipped Los Angeles, 3-1, In eighth inning and then won the both ends of a twi-nigbt dou game with a two-run homer In bleheadcr. Kneeland Rolls Big League Series Administration was red-hot as Joe Gosselin rolled a 246/ 602 scratch scrirs ot pace his team to a three-point win over the NAMTG "B" fivesome, where John Kneeland toppled the wood for a 242/ 670 series. Opa A had another good team effort as they took three from NAMTG "A." Rodlun led Ops A 188/547 while Ceynowa topped NAMTG "A" list with his 193/534 series. Supply's Brown bowled 181/ 534 in their four game sweep of Disbursing. Disbursing tried gamely with two Rilinds in their line-up but Jack’s 203/673 just wasn't enough. Fogg's 203/527 led Avionics to three over Maintenance who was supported by Ells­ worth's 209/602. NAMTG "C” won two and a half points from RVAH-3 Ileeon/Line as they tied the third game. Barker, a 136 av­ erage bowler for NAMTG "C," burned the lanes with a 493 scratch series, which is 18 pins over his average. VAH-7 bowled well as they picked up all four points from the Marines. 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' INC., 519 East First Street G O O D 555 W . FIRST ST., SANFORD Y E A R SERVICE STORE 8 • 6 D A IL Y , 8 - 9 FR ID A Y PHONE S2M821 m-U . �V* M M * m H M »r *0, l M J - f i f i T sports siftings by barry lawes T hen to • measure before the Florida Legislature that Is going la relee tome mighty loud criaa If It la paaaad. Known aa Houaa Bill 1146, tha proposed measure would raatriet motorboat oparatlon and w attr aiding beyond raaaon. HB 1146, which haa boon reported favorably by tha Fublle Safety Committee, would authoriae coaatllno eoun* tlea to limit motorboat apeed to alx mllea per hour within 100 yarda of any moorad, anchored or docked boat, aaa wall or launching area. Motorboata would be abaolutaly prohibited within 100 yarda of any lifeguard patrolled hatch. Tha bin alao gives tha eomtlca tha option of banning water akling within 100 feat of any shoreline, vessel or awlmmar. If tha propoaad "distance laws" are paaaed by the atata legislature, aountlaaa boating and water akling enthualaata will be dlacrlmlnatad agalnat, and tha Florida touriat In. duatry will auffar the consequences. a e a Obvloutly apaad boata and water aklera ahould not run helter-akelter through heavily uaod water arena, aapeclally where awlramera and flaharmtn are concentrated. Florida already haa a law on rackleaa operation which deala »*verely with anybody who oparatea a motorboat In auch wanton dlaregard for the safety of others. However, It la one thing to require motorboata engaged In water akling or training a t apaada of more than alx mllea par hour to maintain a "aafe distance" from othera, and to make tha operator responsible for any reckless maneuvering. It la quite another to establish a specific dlstanea In terma of feet or yards. Such exacting regula­ tions are grossly unfair and difficult to enforce. It la extremely difficult to judge distances over tha surface of tha water. Note that the bill would prevent water aklera from coming within 100 feet of shore under any circumstances. This Ignores tha safety of the water aklera themselves, who ahould be allowed to take off from and return to shoreline areae rather than being dumped mors than 100 feet out In the water. The bill Is unfair In restricting skiers to deeper unpro. Ucted water where wind and wave action are rough and choppy, even though there are long stretches of shoreline where they would not be competing with onyone for use • f the water. HB 1240, aa It reads with Its distance restrictions, seems just aa foolish to us aa It would be to pass a messure forbidding the driving of an automobile within the same distance of a school or playground area. We do agree that the best way of regulating apeed boats and water aklera with respect to other water users la to have them maintain a safe distance—not an inflex­ ible number of feet or yards, j • • e • There la one part of the proposed measure with which we do agree, however. This is tha aectlon whereby coun­ ties could mako two persona In a boat towing a water skier an absolute requirement. Under present state law an observer I* not required If tha ski boat is equipped with a wide-angle rear view mirror. From the time we wrre first taught water skiing by an old friend who was quite a pro, we have alwaya believed In the extra aafety margin of having an observer in the boat This friend who taught us, who with his entire family loured tha country giving exhibitions, always used an ob­ server. He Instilled the belief In us. It Just seems common sense to us that a second per­ son be in the boat In case an emergency should rise. There Is firs t of course, the possibility of the skier being injured In the water. An observer in the boat could ecme to the akler'a rescue, without leaving the boat unmanned. Then, there la the possibility that something could happen to the driver of the tow boat. An observer in the boat could take over the controls If necessary. A runaway speedboat Is a very dangerous thing, W# have seen the results of auch runaways, and it la not a pretty sight when a swimmer or skier has been struek by tha churning propellor of a boat. We are all for having observers required In the boats. Bnt the other parts of the measure—the "safe distance" regulation—le impractical and unreaaonable, And the only to fight the measure la through your legislator. If you agree to the unfairness of HB 1246, write, write, write to Tallahassee. W hy N ot Enjoy An AirConditioned Car Tivii Summer? C M Comfort A l Summer L n | t E B S * AS LOW AS • *2INITALLKD 65°° Prise Dam Met Include Balm Tax. WE SERVICE f t REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS ■ Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE W L F c t GB 23 11 .676 Lse Ang. 13 IS .361 3tt Cinn. IS 13 .536 3 Milwaukee 17 IS .531 5 St. Louis IT 14 .313 Sit Ssn Frsn. 16 16 .300 6 Phils. 14 If .300 6 Chicsgo 17 19 .472 7 Houston 13 19 .406 9 New York 9 23 .261 13 PlUs. Wednesday's ReaalU Chicago S San Francisco 1 Cincinnati S Pittsburgh 1, (n) Milwaukee T New York 3, (n) S t Louis 7 Phils. 6, (n) Los Ang. 4 Houa. 2, 14 Inna., Clay's W ife To See First 'Live' Fight By Urn Merlarty ISoeJt Clay will wltoeu her I Maine, when her husband, for the first time against Son­ UFI Sparta Writer first "live” prixe fight next i the heavyweight champion of ny Liston. CHICOPEE, Mass. (U P I)—jTtieiday night at Lewiston,Ithe world, defendi his title “I've seen some fights on television and in the movies, but I've never attended a real fight," S o n J i (pronounced aaungee) confided today in an for the bout in the 3,300-ieat LEWISTON, Maine (U P 1)- title bout next Tuesday. Caialua Clay and 8onny Lie- Liston paaaed hla pre-fight capacily central Maine youth exclusive interview with this United P rcn International re­ ton, two of the healthiest men phyiical examination with fly­ center here. porter. in the nation, routinely con­ ing colors Wednesday, 24 "Right now, the fittest man tinued pre-fight training to­ bourn after Clay wai pro­ An attractive young lady of day for their heavyweight nounced "100 per cent ready" I've ever examined la Sonny 24 with a ready imile and Liiton," Dr. Ralph Turgeon, chief of staff at Westbrook twinkling dark eyea, Sonjl ad­ Community H o s p i t a l , an­ mitted she doesn't know how she'll react at ringside next (n ) nounced after giving the chal­ Tuesday night, "especially If Today’s Garnet lenger tho medical once-over San Francltco at Chicago before a repreientative of the my man gets hurt." Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (n) "I hate to see anybody get 3faine Boxing Commission. New York at Milwaukee (n) Turgeon paid particular at­ hit or hurt," she said, rais­ Philadelphia at S t Louis (n} By Bob Thomee mere entuthiaitie for the tention to Liston's abouldert ing a hand to cover her eyes (Only Games Schedultd) Willie O. Holt, hand mentor coach ee. and upper arms which were from the rays of ■ late after­ AMERICAN LEAGUE Southwestern of DeLand given aa the reason he was noon sun. W L P e t GB cf Crooms High football team, la tinging the bluet haa been dropped from the forced to quit after alx rounds "3fy husband keeps telling 23 .719 Chicago schedule, and School No. 166 in hla title lots to Clay at Mi­ me not to worry. He sayi, 20 12 .625 g these days. Minn. of Jacksonville took ita place. ami. He alao checked the '1’U be dancing, honey, just He ie losing sixteen latter17 14 .346 SVi Detroit This makes e total of eix con­ rugged challenger for a hernia dancing and punching.' But 1 men through graduation: An­ 13 13 .536 C Cleveland drew Jamas, William Tillman, ference gamea the Panthers condition and reported none can't help worrying. 17 13 .331 Baltimore was evident. "I can’t wait for this fight— 16 17 .514 6U John P r i t c h a r d , Ransom will play. Los Ang. Clay was sidelined by emer and all the worrying—to end," Asked what hia thoughts 14 16 .467 8 Browdy, Ernest Payne, Eddie Boston 13 19 .406 10 Brown, Robert Walton, Lewie are concerning the coming gcncy hernia surgery just Sonji Clay said. New York "Then I'm going to steal my 13 20 .394 101* Witherspoon, Thomee Wilton, season, Holt said, "1 am three days before tbelr ached Wash. afraid to aay; I'll Just have uled rematch at Boston Gar­ John Knight, Terry Williams, man and run away with him .258 14V 4 • 23 Ken. City den last Nov. 16. Robert Jackson, Roy Mont* to wait e littlo longer." and hide somewhere." Wednesday's Results gomery, Tyrone Henderson, Boston S New York 0, (n) Clcvclsnd 2 Baltimore 0, (n) Robert Hillery, and Leroy B r o o k * . Theao youngsters Detroit 4 Washington 0, (n) Kansu City 7 Chicago 3, (n) were the bulwarks in the Minn. S Lot Ang. 1, 1st, 12 Panthers lair aa they hung up a 7-2 record for the 1963-64 Ins. Minn 3 Los Ang. 1, 2nd, (n) campaign. Today’s Garnet Coach Holt has his charg­ ers out for their third and Washington at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland (n) final week of spring practice. Boston at New York He la impressed with hia new (Only Gamei Scheduled) prospect*. "They have a lot of determination, desire, and an eagerneaa to learn," he ASHOCIATK STOKE said. The youthful head mentor NEW YORK (UPD—Sugar and hia associates a rt to be Ray Robinson Just kesps commended for tha fin* team* rolling along. they field from year to year Wednesday, ho agreed to In spite of their diiadvantfight Stan Harrington on agee. A lack of feeder schools June 1 in Honolulu. 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You don’t need cash to save! Hurry • • • Sale ends Saturday! • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ INCORPORATED A LAW N SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS A GOOD INVESTM ENT 214 E. FIRST SANFORD, FLA. �Ps*# 8 — May 20, 1965 . ■?» VtaTorB #fr«IH Former Champs Top W om en's Golf City League Standings JIM LONGMIRE PADDLES INTO Jim Crowe’a Fish Camp for atop on 150 mile trip down St. Johns River. Longmire began trip last Friday at Brevard-Orange County line and hopes to end trip Sunday. In photo a t right, he loads fresh supplies into boat before resuming journey. Paddler Aims At 150-Mile River Trip Jim Loogtnire li a man making a longtime desire come true. For years, the now retired Navy veteran who lives at Ft. McCoy and was once sta­ tioned at the Naval Air Sta­ tion here, has wanted to make a trip up the St. Johns River to where it joins the Okiewaha River, then up the Okiewaha to Eureka. Now he la doing it. Starting about noon last Friday, Longmire is paddling up the river from where It passes under SR 530 at the Brevard-Orange County line. Tuesday he reached Jim Crowe's fish camp In Sanford. The fortylsh Naval veteran Is making the tTip in a 12foot "fold" boat, a light weight craft similar to a kayak. By the time Longmire finishes his trip, which he hopes will be Sunday, he will have cov­ ered about 150 miles.At night, Longmire pitches camp along the river bank, where he prepares his meals from a carefully planned stock of staples. A breakfast menu may consist of hot biscuits, an omlct, and cocoa or tea. The paddlin' man stopped at Crowe's camp to pick up sup­ plies he had left there before starting the trip. Longmire reported the riv­ er was so low in five places between where he started his trip and Crowe's that he had to wade and pull his craft. The boat draws only about five inches of water. During the first leg of his jourey, Longmire reported see­ ing several Sandhill Cranes which are becoming very scarce, and several young Bald Eagles. Seeing the latter Is an encouraging sign since the Bald or American Eagle la in danger of becoming ex­ tinct. Sighting the young birds Indicates they are breeding. In addition to his paddle, Longmire also carries a 1 7/10 horsepower engine, but said Herbst. the winning pitcher, A1 Herbst and Phil Italin were high with two hits each. Fred Osborne helped spark the win. In the Junior I-engue, Ro­ tary continued in a taitspin, losing to CTO 10-5. David Lee went the distance to receive credit for the victory. Larry Williams uncorked his third home run out of the Plnchurst Park this season in the sixth inning, a 300-footcr. Ken Mar­ tin with two bunt singles and Williams and Leo with two hits each paced the CPO win. It was Use third loss in a row for Rotary. Rotary and Elks will com­ plete a 10-inning 2-2 tie game Friday at Pinchurst Park at 4:30 p.m. The game was to be completed only in the event it would have a hearing on the first half. If Elks wins, it'll be the first half eliamp. Should Rotary triumph, the league would end in a three way tie for first place and force a play off. Match On TV Bear Lake Nine Squeaks Past Lake Mary, 8-7 PLAY GOLF NEW YORK <UPI>— The U. S. open, considered one of the most colorful events on the tour even In black and white, will have its last two rounds televised in color by (he National Broadcasting Company, the United Slates Golf Association annnounced Georges and First Federal Wednesday. look Little League victories yesterday. A1 Grooms hurled MANTLE'S MARKS a neat one-hitter in leading his NEW YORK tUPI) — Mic­ First Federal teammates to key Mantle of the New York an 11-0 win over Locomotive Yankees holds the World Scr Engineers. The win left First ies records for most runs (42), Federal one game behind lea­ most runs batted in (40), most gue leading Chase in the Lit­ home runs (IS), most wnlkk tle National. The two teams (43) and most strikeouts (54). will meet each other tomor­ row. Nick Brady had two hits, Including a home run to take hitting honors in the Federal shutout. Georges squeezed by the Strickland Morrison Mustangs 12-11. The regulation six in­ nings ended in an 11-11 tie but Georges scored in the seventh to pull it out and move back into first place in the Little American. Jimmy Sheffield was the winning pitcher. Tommy Whigham had four hits, Including a home run, and Gordon Bradley had three safeties for Georges Twyman with two hits, tnclud ing a homer, wai topi for Strickland Morrison. Kingswood Goes For Softball Pennant Tonight The City League first halt championship should be de­ cided tonight. Should league leading Kingswood d e f e a t USO, they'll become the win­ ner of the pennant. Should they lose, It would pose a possible three way tie with the Kilowatts and LcRoy Robb. Robb must beat Tan­ ning Lumber tonight to keep their hopea alive for a possi­ ble tla for first place. At any rate, the City League will go to the last game of the first half before a winner can be named. In action last night, the Kilowatts belted Chase 12-7. Leroy Estridgc was the win­ ning pitcher. Don Carter and Terry Christensen homcrcd for the Kilowatts. Carter, Lar­ ry Helman and Mike Hendry were top hitters with two base hits each. Don Siler and Don Tucker were top batters for Chase, each with two hits. Congregational w h i p p e d Church of God, 143. Harold between his starting point and Crowe's he didn't find enough water to use it. Ferhaps summing up his trip best of all was Longmire'a comment about the early morning fog which covers the river. He called it nature's provision for hiding part of the river's beauty. "You couldn't stand it if you saw it all at once," be commented. (UPI) — Two former cham and 8 to remain in the upper nament in 1955, has shared pions remained strong con championship bracket with medalist honors twice and LITTLE NATIONAL tenders today in quarter-finals Mrs. Jimmy Brass, Orlando, six times been a quarterfinal W I. play of the Women's Southern Fla.I Mrs. Grata Clay of At 1st. Chase .......................... 9 lanta, and Miss Nancy Baer, Miss Roth, a Curtis Cup Amateur golf tournament. First Federal ............. 8 team member, was runnerup Mrs. Betty Probasco, a for­ New Orleans. Locomotive Engineers r> in the Women’s North-South Mrs. Probasco, like Mrs. mer tournament winner, upset Hunt Lincoln Mercury 4 defending champ Nancy Roth Eller familiar with the rolling Amateur two weeks ago. Quality Mobile Homes 1 Game Today: Hunt vs. Qual­ of Hollywood, Fla., and Mrs. Chattanooga Golf and Coun­ With Mrs. Probasco In the ity. 4:30. Bay Avenue Park Judy Eller Street stopped try Club Rivervlew course, lower championship bracket Georgia champ Mrs. Robert edged Mist Roth 1-up in 18 were Miss Tish Preuss, Pom­ LITTLE AMERICAN pano Beach, Fla.; Miss BarMcLaurel of Savannah to head boles. W The wife of a local chamber La., and Mias Connie Day, into today's action. Georges ......................... 7 Mrs. Street, a Chattanooga of commerce official, Sirs. Cleveland, Tenn. Navy .............................. 6 housewife who has won the Probasco la the president of Miss Preuss beat Mrs. John Strickland Morrison . .. . 6 Sanford Atlantic ............ 5 g | tournament twice previously, the Women's Southern Golf Iteid, Chattanooga, 8 and 6; Florida State ............... 4 7 defeated Mrs. McLauren 7 Association. She won the tour­ Miss White defeated a aentiGame Tonight: Sanford At­ lantic vs. Navy, 7:00, Ft. Mellon Park JUNIOR LEAGUE W L Steve Ballard, who hurled in each of the first three InBy Jim Bacchus •First Half Completed tha last thraa Innings for nlnge, but managed only two Herald Sports Writer Elks ................................8 Jeff James, who had walked Rear Lake, was tha winning safeties off tha slants of Un•Civitan *...................... 6 and stolen second base, scored pitcher in the affair. Icy# who chalked up nine Rotary .......................... 5 The Pirates totaled seven strikeout*. the winning run on Clint Cor•Shrine ........ 5 f, ’ rcc’a single to give the Bear base hits in the contest, in­ •CPO ............- .............4 Larry Rudd and Dave Uta •Kiwanls ...................... 3 7 I-ake Pirates an 8-7 victory cluding a home run by James, got bass hits for the Giants. and singles by Mika WireLast Game First Half: Elks nvcr *he 1-ake Mary Giants wick, Bryan Rrewar, Correa, Bruce Grues beck had a single vs. Rotary, 4:30 Friday, last night in Casselberry. Scott Reeves, Bobby Con­ nnd double for the Pirates, Gorree'a hit came in the Pinchurst Park and Taul Powers had a pair bottom of the aixth inning stantine and Uallard. CITY LEAGUE of singles. Hobby English had three und climaxed a rally by the Unley, Tom Webb, Rrandon Pirates, who overcame a 7-1 singles for tha Giants and Kingswood ............. Heath and Georg# Nath all deficit. The Giants took a 6-0 Torn Leary belted a triple for had alngles to round out Kilowatts ............... lead in the first Inning and Lake Mary. Leroy Robb .......... In Senior League play, Rear Lake's eight-hit attack. added runs in the second and Panning Lumber .. Chick N' Treat ............ 8 g 1fourth frames. Bear Lake Rear Lake scored four runs USO .............................. 1 ID1scored a run in the third, tel- in the first Inning and then MEMBERSHIP 110.00 Chase ................. 1 II | lied six times In the fifth and held on with tha aid of some List Games First Half: 7:30, | *he winning run in the clutch pitching by David Un- then weekday Greens Fee t l ley to pull out a 4-3 squeaker Land O' Lakes Country Club Leroy Robb vs. Panning ln,t °f the sixth, llwy. 17-02, Casselberry over Lake Mary. Lumber; 8:45, USO vs. 838-2699 Tha Giants scored one run Kingswood. both g a m e s rinchurst Park CHURCH LEAGUE PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — W Former President Dwight D. Knights of Columbus .. to Eisenhower and Arnold Pal­ Church of God of P. .. 4 ON 100 BRANDS mer will oppoae Jack NickCongregational ........... 4 laus and dancer Ray Bolger Plnccrest Assembly ... 2 in a benefit golf match next (No games scheduled) Wednesday. 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First Street ■jr .in.an v .n audmprtV-.kTdo .- zb.-rr. a ■ar il TrtaraBSfc �1 I r Vkr O gttfo rB Pngc 8 — May 20, 1965 W m rtB (D u a J i C U b b ij.: DEAR ABBY: Somethin* la wrong with the liw i in our town. My IB-year-old boy waa picked up again for “loitering.” lie and aoma friend* of hi* were Juit atandlng on a atreet By Abigail Van Buren corner minding their own builneic when thla cop came along and atarted ask­ ing a lot of questions. Since when la It agalnat the law for a person to stand on a atreet comer? jja c o b y The reason those klda were standing around do­ ing nothing Is because thera Isn't anything for kids to do in this town. Don’t you think society Is committing a crime against our chit- The rest of the story la Ed­ gar's: East hsd decided, correctly, that he could not beat a slam and sacrificed in advance. There I was with ona of the beat hands I bad ever bald, and the auction was up to the seven level before it was my turn to bid. Probably I should have doubled and taken a pro­ fit but I knew I was being rob­ bed and I just could not stand it. So I bid seven hearts and went down one when I could havo made the grand alam In apadcs." Edgar deserves sympathy and also some commendation. There aren't many writers who will discuss their own tragedies at the card table. ('Os. Jhs Woman and exploited. The husband or by Mrs. Muriel Lawrence That marriage provides no wlfo or both may engage In easy out to tho problem of affairs in retaliation. Hostsillegitimate p r e g n a n c y Is tsnee to a second pregnancy strongly suggested by a study may manifest Itself. And a dis­ reported at the annual meet­ satisfaction with sex relations ing of the American Urlhopsy- which arc no longer Illicit may chiatric Assn. be felt by one or both of the The study of 43 marriages partners. characterised by tho wife's I urge parents to discuss pregnancy at the time of mar­ these findings with adolescent riage shows tho pregnancy to children who entertain the be the focus of conflict be­ romantic notion that marriage tween tho partners. Ono or guarantees a happy ending to both of the partners may suf­ tha problem of illegitimate fer from depressions resulting pregnancy. It can no moro be from self-devaluation. One or relied upon as an easy out both may cxpcrlcnco feelings than abortion or the forfeit of of "being trapped” by the illegitimate babies to adoption marriage or of being robbed agencies. These levy psycholo­ of their rights to an unhamper­ gical hurts upon us from which ed adolescence, to advancing we may not recover. The truth Is that there are education or social position. Ono or both pnrtncrs blame no easy outs for young people tho other for the discomforts who Involve themselves In tlllof situations In which they find gltlmatc pregnnncy. themselves and develop mu­ It Is a truth with which we tual ausplclon of being used parents should acquaint our d (iyh U yh i& 1HUUSUAY P. M. 4lM fill Til* list • iis III* l it * 14:00 11)00 U til H ill (0) N«ws, Sport* W ea­ ther (0) Newsline (1) Nswsciips C"n«. 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M. 1:10 Bigs On 0:11-0:0# T lm ellaa 0:00.0:1s A m ericas H isto ry 0:11-0:10 R a id i n g E n r ic h ­ ment (4-1) 4(44-10:10 Bpanlak Review 10:10.10:41 gpaulah llavlaw 1 0 : | t . U ; l o Hclonca Club ( l - l ) U t l l - U : l l F lorida H istory (4) VT 11:11-11:00 Muila S a r l e h s s e e t VT F R IU 4T F. H. 11:00-11:11 Art K nrlchm oat 10:11- 11:10 Klndorllm a 11:10-1:11 Uuoet 1:10-1:41 (Capturing (c lone s 1:41-1:11 DEAR DISGRACED: A house guest is simply a guest in one’s home. There is no uge limit, nor is there a time limit. Your relutive doesn't need the upprovul of her family to keep a house guest. And don't wor­ ry about her "disgracing" • • • DEAR ABBY: P l e a s e write something on Jeal­ ousy some time. My hus­ band sets little stones on the back door when he leaves to see if it has been opened, if a man passes our house, he pushes me to­ ward the door and says, “Why don’t you go to him? He's looking fur you." If 1 lift my hand to my hair in the evening, he says I am signaling the man next door. He is always seeing "tracks" or someone run­ ning from house to house. This is all in his imagina­ tion. 1 stay behind four walls trying to keep pcsee. I don't even speak to the neighbors. But it doesn't help. Ha keeps accusing me and imagining things. He reads yuur column, Abby, and he believes whut you suy. Maybe he’ll listen to you. PRISONER DEAR PRISONER: Your husband is a sick man. You must do everything in your power to help him. Living with a disturbed petson cun destroy your health, too. I urge you to see your doctor and tell hint everything. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO "IN A QUANDARY": I sec no future for you und "8.” Ttic reason being thut you won't u c c e p t h i tn when he's drunk, und he won't ask you when he's sober. • • • Problems? Writo to AB­ BY, Box 09700, Los An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enrlnsu a stumped, self-addiessed envelope. • • • Halo to write letters? Send one dollar to Aliby, Box 00700, I/os Angeiea, Calif., for Abby'a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTKItH FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." REGULAR SIZE 6-BOT. CTN EDYTH THO R N TO N M c L E O D like Important drama. R-0 p.m. CHS. I’erry Mason. “The Cnso Of Tho Ancient Romeo." (Rerun) More sus­ pense and action than usual In this ono and tho surprise finish la moro than reason1 ably acceptable. While watch­ ing “Romeo and Juliet," I’er­ ry Mason (Raymond Rurr) witnesses the real killing of “Romeo” (Jeff Morrow) dur­ ing his dueling scene with “1’arls” (Rex Reason). Mason FRIDAY own young people. It Is a truth they need If they are to avoid temptation to risk Illegitimate pregnancy themselves out of inexperienced notions thst there do exist hippy ending solutions to It. Often, as we open up talk on Illegitimate pregnancy with young people, we Immediately get from them expressions of great Indignation at the mean­ ness of the society which makes It such punishing exper­ ience. If we don’t watch out, we get drawn Into arguments on the “goodness" or “bad­ ness" of the world. Interesting though they may he, the argu­ ments have nothing to do with tho point we are trying to make. That point Is: good or hsd, the world young people live In does make illegitimate pregnancy a very painful ex­ perience by making It a pro­ blem to which there exist only very painful solutions. the family name. One dis­ graces only oneself. TV Time Previews Television Tonight lies DEAR TAXPAYER: "So­ ciety" owes us nothing. But we owe society our co-op­ eration, energy, talent and time. Too many parents ex­ pect “aociety" to provide their children with "some­ thing to do." Moral lessons *r* learned at home. Give your child a healthy, happy, busy home life, introduce him to church at an early age, and you won’t have to worry about what he’* do­ ing when he has nothing to do. * * a DEAR AIIBY: Would you Please give me your defini­ tion of a “house guest” ? A relative of mine has a 34year-old fellow staying at her home. She introduces him as her “house guest." This relative is crowding 60 and is living it up on the insurance money left to her by her late 70-yrar-nld hus­ band. Since his death two years ago, she hua been taking one cruise ufter an­ other, c o l l e c t i n g these young characters. Anyone with half an eye run see that this young man is tak­ ing her for all ha can get. But sha is so flattered that u young man would |>uy any attention to her she doesn't even notice. It fa disgusting! How ran we stop her from making a fool of herself and disgrac­ ing tire family name? We are a very proud six-gen­ eration American family. DISGRACED RELATIVES On(Bhidys. By Oswald Jacoby "The premature save" Is a NORTH W lump to a high contract by a AJsoai player who has no expectation *84 of making U but who would ♦ I surely bid it as a sacrifice It 4 K 7 1 I1 CD) EAST his opponents forced him there. *107 AS The bid is designed to force VJ *101(1 tha enemy to decide whether ♦ KQ 10 9764 4 A J B S S to double and get a moderate ♦ J(3 ♦ IQ9( profit or to bid on to get a BOOTH really good one. A AKQ8 4 , Edgar Kaplan discusses this * AK Q 783 # None bid at length and gives an ex­ *A Q ample of how an opponent really fixed him by means of North and South vulnerable West North East South the bid. Pass 7 4 7* Edgar sat South and hadn't 3 > bad time to sort his hand Pass Pass Pan Opening lead—4 K when West the dealer opened with three diamonds. North that East was studying his passed as expected and Edgar | hand. Finally East bid seven was getting ready to cuo bid diamonds and it was up to at four diamonds when he saw] Edgar. 8:30-0:30 pm. NHO. Dr. Klldsro “Shining I lit n g c .” (Rerun) This d ram a is dis­ tinguished by a glowing per­ formance by Siirunno I’leshetto ns n beautiful young vic­ tim of leukemia who also happens to be tha first of Kildare's countless blighted romances. Miss I’leslictle is so good (this Is still ono of her outstanding acting cre­ dits) she makes what is fun­ damentally a soap opera acem dren Instead of our children committing a crime against society? Doesn't society owe its young people any­ thing? TAXPAYER (1-4) Quasi VT* defends ‘Taris* and eomrs tip This man's eye view routes with b surprise when hn has directly through tha “cyo" of tha court convene at tha his Ions. Ha I s David Green­ theater for a reconstruction berg, famous society photo­ of the murder. grapher. Young and very per­ 8:300 p.m. ABU. My Three sonable, David Greenberg Rons "Unde Charley and the ranges far and wido to photo­ Redskins." Pleasant episode, graph (he debutantes at the great debutanto balls, both if you're willing to accept a hero and in Europe. "And f a r f e t c h e d premise. The when I photograph the debs," Dougtaa home seems to l>« he told me, "I very often standing on territory former­ pholograph their mothers." He proceeded to give his ly belonging to an Indian lea's eye view" of how mo­ tribe and they're hack for a thers and any after-forty wo­ reunion. Charley finally lets men should have their pictures himself get talked into letting taken. “ Be yourself" is his ad­ the Indians have their gst-to- vice, meaning lhat when moth­ er, grandmother or aunt sends gether and almost ends up her portrait to relatives at col­ with a fat Indian squaw for lege or to boyi la (he ser­ himself. Some cute dialogue vice, they wsot to see thst from Chip and Ernie. persoa as they know her. So 9- 0:30 p.m. ABC. Bewitchedhis advice is NOT to have your "Remember The Main." Hs- hair done in some new and mantha p erform s her civic strange way. If you have your duty by going ail out on a hair done by a hairdresser all campaign for a councilman, the time, yes, hava it done, who later seems unworthy. but NOT on tha day you have Endora gets Into the a c t and your picture taken. And be­ makea you w ish she could be ware of makeup. Ask your own around for real n e x t election special photographer to do it, day. Darrin ta k es a back M at and hava color pictures liken. In thla one, w hich it only fair They are so much more nat­ tering. for th e series. 10- 11 p.m. CB8. The Defen­ "Every soldier, every col­ der! “The Empty Heart.” lege student, should have a (Rerun) Le Grant excells in really 'natural' picture of Mo­ the sordid and sensitive role ther. It 1> a sort of lie with of a New York party girl home and, naturally, the pic­ who is caught up in a person­ ture should express, the 'you' al tragedy whan aha repels that is dearly familiar." “ What about hats?" I asked. tha advance* of an offensive drunk and ia charged with He said that if e woman Is hit murder. Thera are strong known for wearing hats, yes; supporting performances by “and, of course, hair styles go Sidney Blerkmer and Murray out of fashion as do hats." David Greenberg is a New Hamilton as antagonists and of couta* the Prastons art her Yorker, which is rare, hut there are some about. He his defense counsels. • beautiful blonde wife, a 10-11 p.m. NBC. SuspanM ■mall girl named Lisa Ann, Theatre "The Baft H o u m .” who is studying dancing, and (Color) An intriguing drama they have a c a t His wife is about soma bitter Israeli, ruthtcM Egyptian and dutiful German agent*, oil independ­ ently trying to kidnap • Nad ■dentist's daughter to get to 2nd BIG WEEK! him. Tha bait touch U the Robert Carroll constant irony of tha story. Mitcham Baker Itn ell actr*M Gila Golan plays Urn Nail's daughter, M ilter M oses with Treacle Lsdim aa the Panaris Ue scientist. Dona Clark and T f fcnlfUr Eleven Hill ora tk« la m ll agent*. 10-11 pas. ABC. Jimmy e TILL 3:M MMt Dots Show. (Rama). * M A IL a F IL W a registered nurse and a granddaughter of Baron Von Bergenstein of Essen, Ger­ many. David Greenberg Is an artist really, and his photographs prove ill ltc says that the ma­ ture woman Is morn difficult to photograph than a deb hut added with a smile, “they are very Interesting." So he Is also courtly, or is that an out­ moded word? Anyhow, he ISt Tomorrow— A “ Different" World 1 6-BOTTLE CARTON Banned Spirit Absinthe, ■ flavored spirit, Inis been tianned in many countries, I e 1 u d i n g the United States, berause Its pre­ dominant ingredient Is worm­ wood, which is habit forming end can cause mental deteri­ oration, according to the En­ cyclopaedia Britannic*. 1 /j o M Pt , * r x 3 i C H 11)1 IN T HI A l P t TO SIOTIC TURK BAT. ADM. SUM A lAMt.OAU “DOST WOMI.U OF • is iu ir le t e le , l^ ee e t trOS e e l , •MOW TO MINDRII YOt'H V4IFICJ1CK I.DMMOSf l e ('«!■* A ba e l IliM “ NKVKH F I T IT l!» MHITIXU" FAT miOBH NOW thru SAT. DOUBLE FEATURE MATT MONRO SUSAN MAUGHAN THE ANIMALS Plus 13 GREAT ACTS AND m m TUB BEATLES IN # go:go, • M ' Kffectivo In: a n ia PLUS •TWIST ALL NIGHT* % T % # All Orlando, Winter Fork, Clormont, Cottolborvy Sanford and Daland Fublix Morkote �wmmm am Brtji 1 V fn fl May 20, 196$ — K ge 9 1Q ,.fPPn C lu b Farewell Luncheon. For Mrs. Buell By Maryann Mile* Mrs. M. X. Buell was guest of honor at a recent farewell luncheon at the Maison-Jardin. With her daughter, Marsha, ahe will soon be leaving her home in West Lake Brantley, Forest City, to Join nor hus­ band and another daughter, Patricia, who are now in Los Angeles, Calif., where Mr. Buell Is associated with the Douglas Air Craft Company. Mr*. Buell received many lovely gifts, including a cor­ sage, perfume, lotions, co­ logne and a linen towel featur­ ing "Ole Wives Tales." The Buells have been very active in community affairs and will be missed by their many friends. Spring Luncheon MRS. M. N. HUEI.l,, riyrlit .vented, was honored at « recent farewell lunch­ eon. With her from left, Mrs. Clinton Goree, Mrs. Howard Van Pelt. Mrs. I III! I V Williamson »* I Ilitllll.'MMI tlllll IMH II. Standing S7tllllHIII^ are, t i l l ) *»ll P. Norman lililll 'Copeland, ' |U h'.IHI. Harry and Alii.''! Mrs. Buell. Mrs. tl * /« .1 •. alt «« tit i • Mrs. William i« Brannon, «Mrs. Corbin Allen, Mrs. Kiehard J. itBordner andi Mrs. Don Copeland. Enjoyed By DeBary Club Plans Aid To 4-H Club By Mrs. Clarence Sntdrr The O s t e e n Extension Homemakers Club met Tues­ day at the home of Mrs. Nor­ man Miller. At the morning workshop members worked on their favorite handicraft. Following a sack lunch the regular business meeting was held. The club voted to donate funds to tbe 411 club to pa\ for refreshments. Mrs. P. T. Piety gave the program which was on "First Aid." The group will recess dur­ ing the summer months. The next meeting will be a family picnic at the home of Mrs. I*. T. Piety in September. Attending wore Mrs. Joe Masters, Mrs. Mary Barn­ hart, Mrs. Lillie Boyer. Mrs. Karl lUieseher. Miss Malien (iordon. Mrs tiny Beall. Mrs I». T. I’ sty Mi' Alice Kriet; Jinan, Mrs. Ilu/cl Gilluily, Mrs. James Wallin. Mrs. NorI man Miller, Mrs. Julius tierheard), Mrs. William Wani kosky and Mrs. F r a n k I tieorge. The DeBary Woman's Club held its annual spring lunch-]-------------eon at the University Inn, DeLand. Mr*. Charles Ulrich pre­ sided and welcomed the 96 members and guests. The in­ Ilv Donna Estes blur bassinel. Morris, Mrs. Lamar Hughes, vocation was given by the Refreshments of coffee, Mrs. Gerald Warren, Mrs The Joy Sunday School chaplain, Margarettc Fisher punch and cake were served. Jack West, Mrs. Kenneth and .Mrs. Arthur Wagner pre­ Class of the First Baptist Guests included Mrs. Al Phillips. Mrs. Carl i/unniter, Church of Long wood honored sented a past president's pin Mrs. Myron Brown with a to Mrs. Ulrich. In charge of the program surprise stork shower held rewas Mrs. Laura Platt Brown ccntly at the church. who introduced ltichaid Holt/- Oflieial hostesses for the claw, a baritone opera singer event were Mrs. Ardella Mil­ known professionally as Itieh- ler and Mrs. Freida Cannon, assisted by Mrs. Elsie Carver, ard Wentworth He sang "Without A Song" by Vincent Mrs. Hope Bennett and Mrs. Younian; "Where E'rc You Sarah Lott. The serving table was dec­ Walk" by llaudcl; "A Chip orated witii two bouquets of off the Old Block" by Squire calla lilies and white, yellow and Serento, and from the and blue streamers reaching Broadway musical, Fanny, lo the ceiling. (lifts were ar­ "To My Wife." ranged in a white, pink and The tables were decorated with guy garden blooms and the speaker's table held a miniature May pole flanked by square candles in low hold­ Friends of Mrs. Edgar Osixirne will be glad to know ers. that she has returned to her The average American fam­ home, 401 Orange Avenue, ily's share of the total taxes from Memorial Hospital in collected in fiscal year 1961 Winter Park. She Is recuper­ .Stork shower given by the Joy Sunday School by all levels of government ating well from major sur­ Church. liongwood, for Mrs. Myron Brown, renter, approximated $2,600, s a y s gery and i s ’ able to have Ardella Miller, left, and Mrs. Freida Cannon. visitors. Tax Foundation Inc, Surprise Birthday Party i A buffet was served and the By Jane Casselberry Blynn "Skip" iteiker of guest of honor was presented Casselberry was guest of hon­ with many humorous cards or Sunday night at late sup­ and a large appropriately per celebrating bis birthday at Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. decorated birthday cake. Frank Messick at 4M Hibiscus Those attending in addition Bond. to the honorec and hosts wvre Personals DeBary Personals Fourth Birthday Observed *** _ V John Russell Braswell and his birthday cuke Class of First Baptist Co-hostcssrs were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dominick of Dahlia Drive re­ By Joann llays John Bussell Braswell, son turned from a two-week trip of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Wil-I through Ireland. They visited liams, of Geneva, recently Dublin, Limerick, Bing of celebrated his fourth birthduy Kerry, Blarney Castle, Cork and Waterford. Also many with a party in his honor. Ten little out of the way towns young friends of Busty's ar­ where they saw green hills rived at 2 p in. and the fun and dales uml loved every day v.as soon underway. ' 11)0 they spent there. birthday cake made by Bus­ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. ty's aunt, Mrs. Don Kntrud, lleinert of Coronuda Road in tiie shape of a turtle, was celebrated their 56th wedding a big bit with all the young­ anniversary Sunday, May 16. sters attending. Those attending were Bar­ Miss Emily Goodritlgc of bara Lee Stevens, Birky Ensrud, Chuckle flays, Ollic Mathieux, Joy llays, Donna Shawley, Wade Stevens, Sian and Dan Mathicux and Bobrrt Shawley. Assisting Mrs. W i l l i a m s with flic refreshments and the children were Mrs. Baymond Stevens, Mrs. Don Ensrud, Mrs. Jane Shawley, Mrs. Bus­ sell Braswell, Wands Fay Braswell and Mrs. Charles Hays, i FOR ME? Blynn "Skip" Reiker was the sur­ prised attest of honor ut it birthday supper given by Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Messick nt their home in Casselberry. Mrs. Reiker is shown, right. Farewell Parly A Good Book Makes A Perfect Monors Mrs. Marie Harris (•ifl For Your Mrs. Marie Harris was hon­ Grnduate! ored at a recent farewell party at the home of Mrs. Anna Jardine in Lake Mary. Co-hostess w a s Mrs. Fli/alrcth Long. The group enjoyed chatting and admiring the lovely gifts as the honoree opened them. Refreshments of banana bread, dream liars, nuts,! mints, coffee and punch were] served. Assisting Ihe hostess-1 es with Ihe serving was Mrs Mabel Brown, mother of Mrs. Jardine. Others attending were Mrs Bob Alexander, Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker, Mrs. Walter Glclow, Mrs. Fred Wells and Mrs. Johnny Dnvi*.- • Girin • Curtin • Hooka 210 E. Flml 81. SOIL CARDEN HOSE.............991 Dshute GARDEN HOSE........... 2.99 PISTOL HOSE NOZZLE............69* STEEL HOSE HANGER.............. 49« Alnminua LAWN EDGING 89* LAWN RAKE............................ 98* FOAM COOLER CHESTS 30Qairt Family sTswf Himdrsd* of hot & cold u ib i . Tubular aluminum handl*. 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Bridal games were played with Mrs. Robert Gonzales, Mrs. John Crawford, Mrs. Ed­ ward Smith, Mrs. John Bolt and Mrs. Harry Robson win­ ning prizes. The dining table was over­ laid with a pink linen cloth. Pink punch with an ice ring of white flowers was served from a cut glass punch bowl along with an assortment of white bell shaped sandwiches and cookies, pink home made candies and mixed nuts. Mrs. Clarence Powell and Miss Rose Kratzert assisted the hostess. Other guests invited to be with Jeanne were the Misses Ann Crapps, Susan McCall, Bonnie Glciow, Merritt Phil­ ips, Pat Wight, Bonnie Caolo, and the Mmes. Joe Alexander, Walter Glciow, Roscoe Tay­ lor, John Boniface Sr., James Crapps, W. A. Kratzert, Fran­ cis Roumillat Jr., Robert Wyckc, Michael Caolo, Arthur Beckwith Jr., Edward Mc­ Call, B. L. Perkins Jr., Jack Morrison, Terry Christensen. Also Mmes. Jean Adams, John Boniface Jr., Henry Wight, W. M. Philips, William Bush Jr., L. E. Spencer, Cyn­ thia Johnson, John Ivey, J. N. Robson, M. L. Ilaborn Jr., Earl Faust, Orville Barks, Charles Park Jr., F. D. Scott, Earl Higginbotham, Henry G. Johnson, E. L. Lindsey and Clifford Gustavson, Winter Park. js s H e ,e n M a n n Honored With Altamonte Personals Luncheon For Miss Hayes By Jails Bartas Mra. Don Roberta of De­ troit, Mlcb., waa a recent houaegueat of her aiater, Mra. Martha Stech, of Dot Ray Manor. Swim Party Jerry Mchitoah, a more at the Military College# in DeLand and the aoo of Mr. Mr. and Mra. Peter Gold­ and Mrs. B. D. McIntosh, Ro­ man and aoo, Jeffrey Michael, bin Avenue, will be home for have moved to Tallabaaaee the summer after Mey 23. Miss Helen Mann was hon­ ored with a graduation party at the home of Judge and Mrs. Vernon Mize Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. C. How­ ard McNulty, of Lakeland, were co-hosts for the event which featured an afternoon of swimming followed by a cook-out. Invited guests were the honoree's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mann, Sherry Marazita, Andy Lyons, Sylvia Williams, Jimmy Morris, Carol Torres, Roth Vihlen, Dianne Powell, Steve Groover, Pam Patter­ son, Kenny Martin and Fred Crumbie. STRAWS Bear Lake Personals Mr. and Mra. Albert Jacob of Lake Aaher Circle, mem­ bers of Flotilla 4-11 of San­ f o r d , attended an "open house" held for member* of thia group recently. They met Cdr. and Mrs. W. J. Donnay, director of auxiliary of Sev­ enth Coast Guard District. Also present was Mrs. Maria Levy, C.D.H. The Levys and Donnoys were leaving early the next morning for Atlanta, Ga., for ■ National Conven­ tion. To make a small meat go a long way, with a thick cream s cooked noodles or rice in a cesserole type dish. WIGS BET AND CLEANED PANAMAS MILANS COCONUTS BRAIDS MISS FAYE HAYES, necond from right, with a gift presented to her at a graduation luncheon given by co-hostesses, Mrs. J. P. Roche, left and Mrs. Lloyd Lowe, right. Second from left is the honoree’s mother, Mrs. Charles I). Hayes. Mrs. James P. Roche and Mrs. L. J. I-owe were cohosteases for a recent gradua­ tion luncheon honoring Mias Faye Hayes, at the Roche home, 001 East Third Street. The hostesses presented Miss Hayes with a white car­ nation corsage with blue fol­ iage and ribbon. The luncheon table was cov­ eted with a while linen cloth and all ailvcr appointments. The center arrangement wai composed of purple violets and greenery in a crystal container. O t h e r arrange­ ments of purple lilac, apple blossoms and mixed spring flowers were placed through­ out the party area. A graduation gift was pre­ sented to Min Hayes by the co-hostesses. The menu included a salad course with hot rolls, teed 1 4 9 5 .8 5 9 5 tea, assorted color mints and cake decorated in the class colors. Enjoying the luncheon were the honorce'a mother, Mrs. Charles D. Hayes, and Betty Turner, Treva Arnette, Bren­ da Benton, Joy Howell, April Whittington, Janice Russell, Sharon Booth, Anne Aiken, Marilyn Hendre, Sandy Wig­ gins and Susan Haynea. Graduates Honored With Barbecue 8ETTING ONLY $ 3 .5 0 SHAPING EXTRA FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-491.1 MISS MYUA MEEKS, left prcscntinK n Kift to Mina Jeanne Holmon, ut n bridal ahower in her honor given by her mother, Mra. Charlca Meeka. Standing nro Mra. Harry E. Hobaon, the honorce'a mother and the hoatcaa, Mra. Meeka. Betty Anne's Hair Styling Salon 2201 8. Park Ave. . Vacation M other, Children and Dadt Come In, browse around . . . are a wonderful selection •f fabrics Milady's Shoppe OF FINE FAI1RICS SANFORD PH. 323-0313 the decorative plastic •lam in ate that enhances V the beauty o f your h o m e . . . RAIUTI hlffc p ru iu rt plastic IOUNIIH I and l Af i l l TO PS I WON’T DENT. CHIP, CRACK OR PEEL! DO-IT-YOURSELF! YOU CAN SAW IT. DRILL IT. PLANS IT, FILS IT! • DESKS • COUNTERS • BARS • DOORS • PARTITIONS • WALLS LUMBER A N D HARDW ARE CD 223 W. Snl St. By Donna F.alea Frank Fox of Ixmgwood, formerly attached to NAMTU at Sanford Naval Air Station, was guest of honor at a recent party at the home of Mr. and Mra. Joseph S. Sleckowski of El Capitan Avenue, Sanford, to celebrate hit promotion to cnalgn. Serving table for the event waa centered with a bowl of beautiful homegrown orchids encircled by a low brass car­ ousel candle arrangement. Place cards, designed by Mrs. Genevieve Rembtsz of Lawrence, Maas., sister of the host, were decorated with a red fox whose raised ears held menus. The 35 guests present were served hickory smoked beef roast prepared by the boat and other foods prepared by Mrs. Tom Botts, Mrs. C. Parkinson and the hostess. Guests played a aeries of badminton and croquet games and enjoyed a clever and humorous "This la Your Life" akit written by Mrs. Polly Shields. Leading Chief John ScoM aerved as master of ceremonies for the program. Musical entertainment wat provided by Mra. Shields at the piano, Burl Falch with Wa Ara Your USE IT ON - HILL CREDIT INCHKASHA NEW YORK (UPI) - Conatimer installment c r e d i t showed far less than the usual poat-Cliristinas decline and, on a seasonably adjusted ha sis, the total was up fG70 inil lion In January, the National Consumer Finance Aisocia lion report*. Thia Increase, the largest on record, was attributable tJ a ntarkrd expansion in auto­ mobile credit and continued strength in ntlter consumer goods credit as well aa In per­ sonal loans. Since 1871 O steen Personals HONORBES AND SOME OF THE GUESTS at a graduation barbecue are left to right, Iiriico Dowlen, Susan Perkins, Kathy Butler, Gary Lloyd, Ilrad Pruden and Linda Itobsun. 222*8881 Scott's D ealer! ukrlclc, and the hoit and hla sister, Miss Helen Sierzkowski of Freeport, The Baha­ mas, with guitar and ukclclc. Mrs. Fran Morton led the group through a scries of fun games. Guests for the occasion, other than those named, in­ cluded Mil. Fox, Cdr. P. S. Pol gar, Mra. Scott, Tom Botts, Mr. and Mrs. Tom As­ kew, Mr. and Mra. R. A. Colegrove, Mrs. Falch, Mr. and Mra. J. A. Fotcy, J. F. Kedrowski, Tom Lone, C. E. Mor­ ton and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. O'Neal. Garden Circles CENTRAL CIRCLE The Central Circle of the Sanford Garden Club enjoyed a covered dish luncheon at the new and beautiful New Smyr­ na Beach home of Mra. W. T. Cavanaugh. Thirteen mem­ bers and a gueat, Mrs. E. H. Rogers, wore lovely gardenias brought by Mra. K. It. Wood. The Circle voted to buy 200 glasses for the new Garden Center in time for the first general luncheon to be held at 12:30 May 20 at the Center. Several members were enthulastlc about the announce­ ment that a new Brogdea Avacado tree la said to be a tU -U N „ Ronnie Riggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Riggs is home from the hospital. His ankle was broken in two plac­ es while be was playing ball on the school grounds. At the Sunday service at the Osteen Methodist C h u r c h , Mrs. Gertrude Gerber receiv­ ed the award for being the oldest mother and Mrs. P* 6 ny Hodges, the youngest mother. Mra. James Martin had the largest family. CoNM won! theta neutrals, hlnh or mid hook At to o l i Olowoor* ANY GRADUATE • Therm-O-Jac Sportswear • Jean Graham Coemetica • Swim Suita and Swim Capa • Lingerie • Many other Distinctive Items "Featuring Faakleaa Just Far T«a* PH* 822*2888 OPEN WED. AFTERNOON OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 115 Magnolia Ave. Downtown Sanford O U R PR IM A R Y C O N C I R N ...T H I PR E SC R IPT IO N ACCURACY P U R IT Y * IN T E G R IT Y • WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STORE AND SEE OUR MODERN PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT 0 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Check Us For These Services. 0 Personalized Services. 0 Charge Accounts. 0 Right Prices On All Mdse. 0 24 Hr. Prescription Service. 0 Immediate Free Delivery. (pmsuuuLdi LIGGETT - REXALL DRUG PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON KELLETT PHONE 822*7818 S £ iy S pastel-painted pumpt of eruthad lodM t oppan no PLEASE 200 N. PARK AYR. IRY, jaunty and cool in summer’s beat colors. Other straws for work and piny, Westerns, A too. See them today. pumps for spring Sofl M b p n p t to a pdUwo of ovon Mhw colon for Spring. Tool GIFTS THAT WILL 9 T lahiy fcMJwiA G n p w ili Florist A al Nursery HU Onpertlta Art. better tree and should survive In our climate. We also would like to see and acquire the newest plant called the But­ terfly that has a gorgeous blua flower. Others $3.50-83.95 MEN'S WEAR Miss Susan Perkins and 1were honored with an outdoor 1 Mr. and Mrs. Philips aerv- baked beans and cold drlnki. Min Linda Robson, both I barbecue at the home of Mr. led the guests hot dogs and Following the barbeque the members of the Seminole and Mrs. W. M. Philips on hamburgers cooked on the group enjoyed dancing and High School graduating class, | Lilly Court. I outdoor grill along with slaw, roasting marshmallows over the grill. The hosts and their daugh­ ter, Merritt, presented Misa Perkins and Mias Robson with graduation gifts of make-up kits. O t h e r s attending were Bruce Dowlen, Brad Prudcn, Kathy Butler, Gary Lloyd, An­ gela Hurt, Jim Dodson, Pat McGuire, Buddy Burton, Mi­ chele Jonci, Rick Walitram, Donna Colllna, Joe Farleaa, Carol Torres snd Roth Viblen. Also present were Mill Jeanne Robion, Merritt Phil­ lips and Mr. and Mra. B. L. Perkins Jr. Sieczkowski Home Scene O f Gala Party For Frank Fox SEW and SAVE! 10G S. PARK where Peter will enter college to further hla education. i huf* Shoe DOW NTOW N SANFORD d o v c ir �Graduation Chatter Party Honors Miss Sandra Burke Graduates Honored A t Coke Party S tir ftanfnrfi May 20, 1985 — Pago 11 frre !S Bridal Shower Honors Oviedo Bride-Elect OPEN FRL NIGHTS ■ e n n e iff f t AUVAY0 FIRST QUALITY Bliss Pat Chapman and Bliss Janie White, members of the current graduating By Evelyn Lundy class of Seminole High School, Miss Sandy Mays, lovely were honored recently at a bride-elect of Jerry Ulrey, Coke party at the home of was guest of honor at a mis­ Blrs. Walter .Meriwether on cellaneous shower given at 20th Street. the home of Blrs. Leon Olliff Blrs. John Boniface Sr. was in Oviedo. co-hostess for the event. Guests assembled in the The party rooms were at­ spacious Florida room. On the tractively decorated with bou­ tnblo where the gifts were quets of mixed flowers, using placrd was an arrangement the class colors of blue and of decorated wedding bells. white. In another part of the room Lively chatter along with was a large arrangement of d e l i c i o u s refreshments of pink and white roses. of dainty sandwiches, chips Mrs. James Pearson led in and dips and Cokes were en­ playing of games and then joyed by the group. the many gifts were opened The honorees were each MISS SANDY MAYS, right, briclo-clect ami Mias by Miss Mays, assisted by presented a pair of shortle Gay Ulrey, sister of the groom-elect at a bridal Miss Gay Ulrey, sister of the| pajamas from the hostesses. shower in Miss Mays’ honor. groom-clect. Those attending in addition Delicious refreshments were to the honor guests were the served by the hostess, Mrs. Misses Sharon Booth, Bonnie Olliff. Mrs. James Pearson. Caolo, Judy Cochran, Donna Mrs. M. M. Estes and Blrs. E. Collins, Barbara Cox, Elaine M. Olliff. Echols, Linda Green, Angela Other guests were Mines. Hurt, Blichele Jones. Marie Burch, Richard Van LOOKING OVER RECORDS at the graduation party honoring Mias Also Delanie Johnson, Pat The fifth grade class of ents. IVormer, Rod Tanner, Char­ Sandra Burk are from left, seated, Mrs. Herbert Lively, Sandra, and Mrs. McGuire, Cherie Pennington, Blrs. Rosemary Murphy of The program opened with les Walls, R. L. Slavik, John Susan Piercy, Linda Robson, South,Ide School presented lhc cn||re gc plcd Lundy, Don Ulrey, mother of Lee Burk. Standing are Mrs. Duane Burk and Miss Pat Muse. Linda Spencer, Pat Taylor, two performances of a pro- , „ , . * ' \ By Mr*. H. L. Johnson garet Baker, Lawana Wil-IRurk and Mrs. Claude Haw- Sherry Thrasher and Blelanie gram about America to the l,,s n,,cfiianc'e ,0 *tie flag of the groom-elect, H a r d e n Wehb, Eugene Hickson, Olt Williams. Bliss Sandra Burk, Seminole liams, Pat Muse, Mrs. Alberti kins. student body, faculty and par- the United States and singing Dishman, Wyley Abell, C. E. the National Anthem. High School senior, was guest Minter and Dooald Kasell. Curtains of the auditorium of honor at a coke and chat­ -stage then parted revealing ter party Saturday afternoon h o lid a y two groups of children dress­ at the home of BIrs. I-oo Burk ed in red, white and blue and in Lake Blonroe. Co-hostesses By Mrs. n . L. Johnson flanking a screen on which were Mrs. Duane Burk and color transparencies illustrat­ Bin. Herb Lively. ing the program were shown. The guests spent the after­ By Mrs. n . L Johnson QUICK CRUST boll, stirring constantly. Re-igether with frosting. Put the A third group of children was noon listening to their favor­ Have two requests in this BERRY COBBLER PIE move from heat. Stir in soft- two 10 Inch layers together loeated in front of the stage. ite records, dancing and chat­ week for green tomato pickles 1 cup Tour cncd gelatin and lemon rind. | with frosting and place on top As the program progressed, tering lively. ..i" \ 1 cup milk Cool until mixture mounds ol 13 inch tier. Place small students narrated the color The dining table overlaid and pepper relish. Let's start 1 Up. baking powder .with a lace tablecloth was with the green tomato pickles. slightly. Add salt to egg cake on top of 10 inch tier. transparencies by giving ex­ a NEW way 1 cup sugar centered with a flower ar­ GREEN TOMATO PICKLES whites; beat until foamy. Frost entire cake with a very cerpts from the works of Bllx all ingredients together. Gradually beat in 3 tbsps. su­ thin coating of Royal Icing. America's more famous poets, t o a t t rW o f rangement of lavender and 10 lbs. green tomatoes Melt one stick margarine in gar. Continue beating until Allow to dry. Frost with a writers and documents. Fam­ yellow tulips interspersed with *s cup salt 114 qts. water casserole. Put above mixture stiff peak forms. Beat gela­ thicker layer of icing and dec­ ous American symbols and ROACHES•ANTS fern. sightseeing attractions were la casserole with melted mar­ tin mixture with rotary beat­ orate as you wish. Sandra'a gift from the hos­ S lbs. white onions presented as well as famous Rills Naas, Tills, lllvacllib a»4 garine. Pour in fruit. Take a er until amooth. Fold In beat­ tesses was a charm bracelet 1 qt. vinegar ROYAL ICING spoon and lightly stir through. en egg whltea and whipped Combine 8 lbs. sifted confec­ words ami deeds from pat­ • Iktr llrlne 8 crawling Instils, with three charms. Refresh­ 1 cup sugar m i l INtliZ HOUSI WITH IUO ments of egg and tuna sand­ 2 tbsps. white mustard seed This will make the pastry cream. Then gently fold in tioners sugar, 12 egg whites riots of tho past. crust float to the top forming strawberries and blueberries. and 144 cups lemon juice. lntcrsperced throughout the RtlllNO ‘ fOO" WMItl YOU SHOP wiches, potato chips, mints, 2 tbsps. celery seed O l VISITS cake and soft drinks were Wash and slice tomatoes. a crust. Bake In 330 degree Blound in prepared cupcake Beat until thick and shiny. presentation were patriotic R t b n | taa im p s . AbsaMaty songs sung by the students Peel and slice onions. Place oven until golden brown or served by the hostesses to cups. Refrigerate until set. Makes about 7 qts. (Reserve •alt wkaa astS as ClrodaS. Hamand accompanied by Bliss Itss la stfli, drapti A Ivrnlltra. Sandra, Sandy Poole, Pat tomatoes and onions in large about 20 to 30 minutes. makes 12. 14 of icing for ornaments.) June Rastom, music teacher. — AVAIlABtl IN TWO «ZI» — • • • Lyon, Btartha Keel, Jane crock in alternate layers. This is simply mouth water­ To make filigree orna­ The program was correlated AfAttMINT A SMAll HOMI SIZI Schultz, Penny Nichols, Mar­ Sprinklo each layer with salt. ing. And the crust was so soft PEACHY ments: Use 14 of the Icing. with the fifth grade social up la S.000 t*kl« ftat 41 .VI. Cover with plate. Weigh and brown. BEANS 'N WIENERS Add an additional egg white studies curriculum and was 3-IIOtOOM HOMI M il • • • down, let stand overnight. 1 pkg. wieners TAKING A POWDER up la 10.000 ctkM StaS 23.fl. to make a thinner Icing. Draw RASPBERRY 1 sen (1 lb. 13 ox.)-baked is design or trace one from designed to share the d ais's NEW YORK (UPI)—Eight Drain. Add two cups vinegar knowledge with the other atu CEREAL TOPPER beans in tomato sauce out of ten husbands who leave and 2 cups water. Heat to the edge of a picture frame, dents in the hope It would 1 cup commercial sour cream boiling. Drain, Add 2 cups 44 cup finely chopped dried home each year have passed fabric design, etc. Design help them to better appreciate peaches their 40th birthday, according vinegar, 4 cups water, augar, 3 tbsps. light brown sugar must have one straight side 2 tbsps. firmly packed brown for attaching to cake. Tape their country. to Tracers Company of Amer­ celery seed and mustard '4 Up. grated lemon rind seed. Boll slowly, stirring oc­ dash ground cinnamon sugar ica, a firm that tracks down the traced design to counter casionally, 30 minutes. Seal dash ground cloves Cut wieners Into bite-size or table top. Cut as many missing persons. 1 (10 oz.) pkg. frozen rasp­ in hot Jars. pieces. Combine with other Inft says the number one rea­ • • • berries, thawed and well griedlcnts and heat to boiling. squares of waxed paper as son for leaving home is mon­ ornaments arc required. Make drained Simmer about 20 minutes, un­ several to allow for breakage. ey problems and it estimates SWEET PEPPER RELISH that over 73,000 husbands dis­ 12 r e d peppers, seeded, Spoon Size Shredded Wheat til peaches have absorbed Tape squares of wax paper Blend sour cream and bean Juice and are tender, or ground coarsely appear from home each year. 12 green peppers, seeded, brown sugar. Stir in lemon bake in l i t q t casserole in a over design. Fill pastry hag rind and spices. Fold in rasp preheated oven for 20 min with icing and using writing ground coarsely tip. pipe icing along lines of berries. Refrigerate u n t i l utes. Serves 0, 12 red onions, ground design making piping about • • • ready to serve. Spoon over 2 cups vinegar 14 Inch thick. Remove design Spoon Size Shredded Wheat 2 cups sugar We also have had a request on waxed paper to flat sur­ The peppers should be fresh Makes Uk cups topping. Serv for a good wedding cake re face to dry. Leave design on Available to you without a and unshrivclcd. Mix all in­ Ci 3. cipe. This one was given to waxed paper until thoroughly! doctor's prescription, our pro­ gredients and boil about 20 a s s me by Bliss Wilson, the Coun dry and until ready to dec­ duct called Odrlnex. You must FRUIT FLUFF COOKIE ty H o m e Demonstration orate the cake. Ornaments lose ugly fat or your money minutes. Pour Into hot jars TARTS back. Odrlnex Is a tiny tablet and seal. agent. So you know that it is can be made the week before • • • and easily swallowed. Get rid 1 (10 oz.) pkg. Lorna Doone a good one. It Is made with of excess fat and live longer. Rena Hawkins fixed me a shortbread cookies, finely Dromedary Pound Cake Mix | they are needed. After cake is | frosted, mark locations of Odrlnex costs $3.00 and is and will serve 100. So here It ornaments on sides of cake.; acid on this guarantee: If not fresh blackberry cobbler the rolled is. satisfied for any reason, just other day. And here la the 1 tsp. allspice Remove ornaments from wax­ return the package to your way she made It. You can use 1 tsp. cinnamon WEDDINO CAKE ed paper by peeling the paper druggist and get your full peaches or even plums or 1 Up. ground nutmeg Three Tiers from the icing using extreme money back. No questions other esnned fruit, but If you U cup butter, melted Prepare according to direct- care. I’ress ornaments very asked. Odrlnex is sold with do drain off about half of the 1 envelop unflavored gelatin Uona on package 11 (1 lb. 1 this guarantee by: gently into icing on rake. If liquid. As the blackberries U cup lemon juice os.) pkgs. Dromedary pound McReynolds Drug Store — were fresh there was no liquid 3 eggs, separated iring has dried, apply n strip | cake mix. Line all pans with Sanford — Mail Orders Filled. of Icing from pastry tube for 4« cup water but still the pie was Juicy. waxed paper. Bake two 13 by cup sugar 2it Inch layers using 3 pkgs. attaching ornaments. 1 tsp. grated lemon rind of mix for each pan; two 10 An old hair brush is ideal *4 tsp. salt by 2It inch layers using 2 o for taking fuzzy balls off 1 cup heavy cream, whipped pkgs. for each pan. For top 1 cup sliced strawberries tier, bake one pkg. of mix blankets. U s i n g downward strokes, brush the blanket 1 rup blueberries in a l i t quart ring mold or In Blend shortbread crumbs a coffee can. Bake all layers thoroughly either while it is with next four Ingredients. Di­ in a preheated slow oven (323 wet or after it dries. \ vide crumb mixture into 12 degrees): 13 Inch layers, 214 standard size (244 by lit hour*, 10 inch layers 2 hours, inches) paper-lined cupcake top Uer 114 hours. Cool cups. Press firmly against slightly in pan. Remove from sides and bottom with a pan and cool thoroughly. Slice spoon. Place in freezer while rounded top from each layer W hite and pastel preparing filling. Soften gela­ to make cake level. Cut a tin in lemon juice. Cook egg piece of cardboard to fit un­ dresses as delectable yolks, water and H cup sugar der each of the two top tiers. as frostin g on until mixture just comes to a Put the two II Inch layers to­ ENJOY THE SUMMER COMFORT PLUS! FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL Patriotic Program Given By Fifth Grade Children MonuunaJuiM Qohmh FAT OVERWEIGHT FOLDING CHAISE LOUNGE AND FOLDING CHAIR DOTH FOR AEROSOL FUMIGANT *8 “ • YBLLOW/WHITS • LIGHT WT. ALUMINUM • GREEN/IVIIITR • HEAVY PLASTIC WEBBINO • TUItQ/WHITE • EASY TO FOLD CONGRATULATIONS High School GRADUATES! Diplomas 'n Teas a cake are yours a t HoJay*s. . . FM8I0MRE QUICKUBE ICE THY your casual and party dress center! • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed • Open Friday Evenings for swing a FrfgWaire FROST­ PROOF Refrigerator-Freeier dsmonstration, TODAVI Downtown Sanford G.-----H. HIGH APPLIANCES YOUR FRIGIDAIRB DEALER 1700 WEST FIRST (122-2883) SANFORD, FLA. GRADUATES! 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TV . rf �Slrr Caladium Care Discussed By Plant Pathologist By Julia Barto* Dr. John P. Darby, plant patbologlat of the Central Florida Agricultural Expert* went Station in Sanford and cneat apeaker for the May covered dlah aupper meeting of the Altamonte Spring! Gar* den Club, allowed filmi on care of lawni, planting and care of caladluma, and how to uae iniectiddei. Featuring ealadluma in hit talk, Dr. Darby reported that there are SS commercial growers of this plant In the state of Florida. In Sebring approximately S00 acres of caladluma are grown and la Zell wood there are aome ISO acres. There are many varietlei and sizes of the plants with some leaves as large as 13 inches in width and 18 Inches In length. They are beautiful when used in any background planting and are especially ef­ fective in beds of petunias. Dr. Darby reported that the recent sale In Sanford of ca­ ladium bulbs, or tubers, for •'Operation Beautify" brought $843 in one day. Bulbs were donated for this project to the Sanford Garden Club from the Experiment Station. During the supper hour, Mrs. B. H. Jarrard. who was celebrating her birthday, was pleasantly surprised with a birthday cake with all mem­ bers Joining in singing "Hap­ py Birthday." The regular business meet­ ing was conducted following the supper and at this time the club presented Howard E. McBride, outgoing president, a grafted gardenia bush in ap­ preciation of his fine work while In the office. Guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rollin inn, guests of Mrs. Fred. Rassmann, and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Johnson, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Murasko. Supper committee was made up of Mr. and Mrs. Don Har­ ris, chairmen, and Major and Mrs. Robert Watson, Mr. and. Mrs. Murasko, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wells and Mr. and Mrs. George Xnoth. Next meeting for the group will ba a picnic supper at the Altamonte Springs Commun ity Park. Business Briefs School Group Tours Bakery By Jane Casselberry Seminole County s c h o o l lunchroom personnel attend­ ing the baking school being conducted at South Seminole Junior High School each Monday night visited a bak­ ery last Monday. They toured the plant to watch the machinery In oper­ ation and observe how quanti­ ty baking is done commer­ cially. The plant manager, served as their guide and they were served coffee and doughnuts. Each one receiv­ ed samples of hukrd goods to take home. The final session of the course will be held May St and certificates will lie pre­ sented at that time. Im ll MRS. B. H. JARRARI) cut* birthday enke proRented her at May meeting of the Altamonte Springs Gnrden Club which Rave her the flurprinc honor during the regular covered dinh sup­ per preceding the business and program. By Donna Estes Mrs. Grace Ambaehcr, cur­ rent president, and Mrs. M o l l y Steudle, president elect, of American Legion Auxiliary Old Glory Unit 18.1 of Altamonta Springs, were elected as delegates to the department convention at the regular meeting of the unit at the post home on on Prairie Lake. N a m e d alternates were Mrs. Sally Fallhnvvr and Mrs. Joseph Kellsr. The convention, being held in Tampa, opened today and will continue through Sun. day. In other business, Mrs. Minty Warren, poppy chair­ man, gave poppies which will he offered to the public Fri­ day and Saturday of this week by the members. Mr*. Warren reminded the women to encourage persons to wear poppies during the designated days thereby honorning the war dead as well as the living veterans of the wars. A Joint installation of the recently elected officers of the unit and post I* planned for 8 p.m. Monday at the post home. Installing officer for the unit will he Mrs. Wil­ ma Jones, sixth district auxi­ liary president. Fire Auxiliary Plans Projects HOWARD MrllHIDK, outgoing president of the Altamonte Springs Garden Club (left) is pre­ sented grafted gardenia hush by Major Robert Watson on behalf of the club in appreciation for outstanding service during his term of office. (Herald Photo) Beachcomber Party Scheduled For South Seminole WW Club South Seminole Welcome hnve a benchcomber party nl 7 p.m. Saturday nt S n ii I n n d o Spring*. Ilnrliccuo c h i c k e n and rib*, with all the trim­ mings, are on the menu ami there will ho swimming, dancing, and curd playing throughout the evening. Reservation* to a t t e n d should be made with Mrs. Maryann Miles, club presi­ dent; Mrs. Norn Norris, hos­ tess, or Mrs. Genic Fritter. Plans for the nqtlng were completed nt Monday’s meet­ ing of the executive hoard held at the home of Mrs. Hil­ da Pettinnti in Howell Park. The business meeting, fol­ lowing a sandwich lunch, was conducted by Mr*. Miles who rc|>orted on the recent Cen­ tral Florida Welcome WHgon Council Meeting held at the Villa Nova. Attending with Mr*. Miles from the South Seminole Club wrre Mrs. Norris, Mr*. Sandy Lnl’oinn, Mr*. Claire Paulsen and Mis. Melanie Stewart. In local business, Mrs. Min­ na Crum, welfare rhnlrmnn, a s k e d for donations of clothes hangers and good used clothing to be given the 16 children at the Lutheran Children’s Home in Slavla, project of tho South Semi­ nole group this year. Request also was made for good used hooks and encylopediat for the Home. Plans were made for a June 0 outing nt SanInndo Spring* with the childrrn as guests for the day. Mrs. Wanrtta Holmes told of the need for adult and children's elothing for use by Imngwood rlinic patients. Club member a will pick up donations. Grnern) membership meet­ ing will l»e held next Thurs­ day at ML Vernon Inn in Winter Park when the club will celebrate ita fifth anni­ versary of organization. All past presidents and past memliers are Invited to at­ tend the 11:30 a.m. luncheon and the following program for which s| h'cIsl entertain­ ment is planned. By Margaret Coshy Second meeting of the new­ ly formed North Orlando Fire Department Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Brown on S. Fairfax Avenue. New memiter* at­ tending wrre Mrs. Lafonda Kvers and Sirs. Norma Schncll. In business, a set of by­ laws was approved. It waa reported that the group's re­ cent hake sale was so suc­ cessful that another has been scheduled for May 39. Funds from the first sale went to­ ward purchase of a length of hose for the department. It waa decided to schedule only ona meeting a month in the future and for it to take place in the evening in hopes that more ladles will be able to participate. Next meeting is scheduled for June .1 at <1:30 p.m. at the home of Mr*. Ruth llidzman, 81 S. Fairfax Avenue. This meeting will he concluded in time for members to attend a fashion show being present­ ed at 7:30 p.m. by Mrs. Rev erly Kreeek at the home of Mrs. Mnry Campbell, 61 N. Third 8L Proceed* from the fashion show will b« turned over to the fire department auxiliary. Attend A ssem bly Mrs. Teena Armao, Mrs. Mary Tucker, Mrs. Michael Caolo and Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas arc delegates and al­ ternates to the 18th annual assembly of the Florida Heart Association Friday through Sunday at Orlando. Also attending will be Dr. Luis P ern, I)r. Maria Perez, and Ernest Southward, board chairman. David la said to hava writ­ ten the psaltn beginning "The I-ord ie my ebrphrrd Girl Scouts Hike For Gypsy Badge TMstcta Junior Girt Scouts af Troop MS took an nil-day k t o to work on their gypsy badges." Tho trek began on Waat llth Street and ended at Fort Mellon Park. Leaders for the girts are Mrs. Russell Kitncr and Mrs. Tom Albert. Girls participat­ ing include Debra Albert, Su aaa DeWU, Sharon Gilbert, De­ bra Gfiner, Cbcryl and Diane KUaer, Becky Patton, Terri Boland, Sylvia Smith, Apryl jWtnf, Cyndy Watt, Becky iwfiafcNi and Dorw Willis. Venisha Barr Heads Paramedical Club Old Glory Unit Cites Delegates For Convention Harry C. Echtiberger, 116 Wugon Club will East Woodland, resident man­ ager for the B. C. Morton Organisation o f f i c e here, left thla morning for the home office In Boston where ha will attend the flrrn’a an­ nual convention. One of Its Industry's larg­ est companies, B. C. Morton deals In mutual funds, sav­ ings association placements, realty investment trusts and insurance through A6 financial service centers nationwide. In fsrl Page 12 — May 20, 1965 OSTEEN Volunteer Firemen recently completed an eight hour course given by Dick Evans under the Rural Fire Defense Training Program. Standing in front of sign U H. A. 8tone, fire chief, and to his right is Edward Pell, president of the oryrantxation. In the front row is Mrs. Ed­ ward Pell who, although not a fireman, is the first woman ever to com­ plete the course. .(Herald Photo). PARAMEDICAL CLUB of Seminole High School initialled new officers Lt their annual banquet. From left seated are Venisha Barr, president; Pntrida Lyon, treasurer; Michele Ribn, historian. Standing are Toni Echols, accretary; Linda Renfro, president-elect; Sharon Jenkins, re­ porter, and Nancy Sturm, vice president. (Herald Photo) INSTALLATION for officers of the Oviedo I'arent-Teacher Organiza­ tion was conducted by Jonathan Lukas, outstanding scholar and mem­ ber of the Oviedo High senior class. Shown are (left to right) James Palmer, president; Arthur Soball, third vice president; Lukns, Mrs. Clyde Holder, second vice president; Mrs. Jack Bratton, first vice president, and Mrs. John Evans, secretary. Ben Jones is treasurer. Capt. E. A. Anderson. U. S. Navy Medical Corps, demon­ strated and explained the his­ tory and function of the jet in­ oculation gun which he has used all over the world to members of the Seminole H i g h School Paramedical Club at their annual banquet. The "gun." which can be booked up to a gasoline pow­ ered generator for use in un­ derdeveloped countries, can give mass inoculations in di­ sease-ridden a r e a s many times faster than consentional needles and syringes and is painless to the subject. Others present included Dr. , and Mrs. Thomas Largcn, Dr. ; and Mrs. E. L. Lindsey, Dr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs. Anderson. Miss Barbara Ruprecht, club sponsor, and par­ ents of club members. Mrs. Largcn is sponsor from tha SPAGHETTI SUPPER The Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce will hold a spagh­ etti supper Saturday from S to 7:30 p. m. at the Lake Mary Fire Hall. Proceeds will go to fund Chamber projects. House numbers will be available and home owners are advised to know their lot number. The pangolin is a scaly Afro-Asinn anteater. Seminole County Medical Aux­ iliary. New officer! were installed by Miss Mary Abney, retiring president They Include Venlsha Barr, president; Nancy Sturm, vice president; Linda Renfro, president-elect; Pa­ tricia Lyon, treasurer; Mi­ chele Bibs, historian; Toni Echols, secretary, and Sharon Jenkins, reporter. RENT-A-CAR rxxrj* King Car-Trurk Rental Rrnt a new 'AS Mustang or other fin* compact car for plus 8c a mil*. Include* gas, acrvica, insurance. DEKLE’S GULF SERVICE SANFORD 322-4924 �In Flanders Field “In Flanders Field the poppies blow, Between the crosses, row on row . . . ." These familiar words were taken from a poem written by an unidenti­ fied soldier during World War I when the poppies’ scarlet blooms were the only signs of nature's beauty our men could see on the bat­ tlefields and in cemeteries in France and Belgium. The poppy has since become the memorial flower recognized as the emblem of the high ideals for which our fighting men have fallen in bat­ tle to preserve our freedom and • liberty. On Friday and Saturday of this week, memorial paper popples, faahioned by the hands of disabled veterans, will be made available to persons in mnny communities in the To The Editor south end of the county by Ameri­ can Legion Old Glory Post 183 and its Auxiliary Unit. Dimes and dollars contributed dur­ ing the poppy days will go directly into the rehabilitation and child wel­ fare programs of these organiza­ tions which administer the program on a voluntary basis. Not one cent is retained by cither organization. —Donna Estes T h e H e r a l d wetaeaaae t e l ­ l e r s m m lie r e a d e r s e a y e h llr a ffaire. T h e w r i t e r m a y a . a a -»e« a a m a provided l h a t a l ­ l e r a la - e a r r l e a l h a svelte**. I m a a a m a a a d adSreee. L e i I r r a nt f e w e r t h a n t o e w a r d a will b* Nlvea p r a f a r a a r e . L e ifare a«dreeaed «a o t h e r s a r e a r e e p ta b te pro v id ed t h e y da ■ at d e l! la pa raa aa llilaa . P a r l r y la a a t p a b lle h e d by T h a H erald. U B d 'i J budget Thought For Today The beginning of strife is like let­ ting out water; so quit before the q u a r r e 11 breaks out.—Proverbs 17:14. • • • For every minute you are angry, you lose 60 seconds of happiness.— Ralph Waldo Emerson, 19th century American essayist. £rM Bruce Biossot — Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — United States military land* Ing* in the Dominican Re. public are part of an overall alt quicker-reacting United States policy toward Com. munist moves in L a t i n America. Faster, stronger reactions will be a pattern, whether the Red move in the Caribbean or the continent. The technique will vary. In The Dominican Republic it wasn't difficult to get the “in" group to invite United States forces. In some places, American troops won't be ad­ visable. But for certain, the U. S. reaction will be faat. U. S. officials hope an in. tematlonal Latin • American hemisphere fast-acting police force ran be created. U. S. Forces would undoubtedly predominate. This g r o u p would move speedily to Redthreatened spots. But whether or not the Latin eountriea agree to the use of force, Washington plans to act—with troops if necessary—whenever a simi­ lar crisis threatens. The legal authority — the pronouncement by the Organl* cation of American 8tates that communism is Incom* patibla with the American hemisphere system. In part, this new policy Is a result of U. S. experience in Cuba. The Castro take-over taught the difficulty of oust- ing a Communist dictator once he gets into power and sets up ncighlmrhood secret police and informer systems. Despite economic bungling and the presence outside Cuba of large anti-Castro refugee groups containing a fistful of Cuba's former top brain power, Castro is now believed more strongly en­ trenched than ever. The Cuban exile military groups have folded for all practical purposes. Key U. S. diplomats believe their cause is hopeless, that invasion by Cuban refugees is out of the picture for the foreseeable future. The United States government has even stopped funncling training and organIzatlonnl funds to these mili­ tary exile setups. Whnt's n e x t ? Colombia, Venezuela and Guatemala head the Red take-over target list, as of now. Communist guerrilla forces are active in all three countries. Colombian Reds Intermit­ tently raid towns. They have held districts under their control for periods of time. The guerrillas in Guatemala seem to have been contained for the time being by govern­ ment forces. The underground in Venesuela Is not large, but vigorous. It has received small but important arms shipments from Cuba. Had the Reds taken over the Dominican Republic, Hal- Herald Area Correspondents Ahamonto Springs Mrs. Julia Barton 838-1318 Bear Lake-Foreat City Mrs. Maryann Miles SES-S878 Cneaelberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 138-5048 Chuluotn Mrs. Joan Mafia 385-3743 DeBxry Mrs. John Leona 868-4883 Deltona Mi l Mildred Hsnay Geneva Mrs. JoAnn Hays 348-4873 E n terp rise Mrs. Rllrhla fla n k 668 5834 La ha Marr Mrs. France* Waster 333-6318 Lshs Monroe Mrs. B. L. Johnses 333-4733 L oagw ood Mrs. Donna Eaton 838-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Margaret Coaby 323-8181 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 823-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 888-3188 0fJ|t fcattforh Vrtttto Page 1A .. Sanford Florida .. Thursday, May 20, 1965 WALTSCM A. UIBLOW, MDITOM SAB PUBLISMEB PRANK VOLTtlLINB, ClrasUUae - a.■oral Maeaser *UKL SMOKBKIHI MOMENT ALBZANOBB Aaeoolaie Editor Advertising Dlraeter rw E u van m x BOV H U H Managing Editor D u a ls a i u i A H i Advertising Manager SocJetr E ditor D O T T ta AUSTIN c ity E ditor jv b « w n .il O eaaty M i te r JANIE SM OBBAKKa B uslovs* M aaager vaao w n u M tsh a slc sl la # u BILL VINCENT Staff Photographs* Published dally ssa e p t Saturday, tu a d a y s a d C hrlvtssas; pub­ lish ad Saturday ycecsadlag Christm as. •v a s c a iP T io a b a t e s H em e D elivery Br Beil U s w ash SBBINOLB COUNTS ALL OTBBB BAIL • IM S I T sar E ra • m eath a s ee s M eaths E»S • M eatha LSS | Month LSI I M eath V. a P ostal B agataU ena provide th a t a a m all anhaerlpUeaa h i paid la ndvaaoa. III W eek lie s t Tear s e e a B e e the T he M arais la n mamhee e l th e D a n e s P re ss w hich la aaruled saalastvaly la tha a s s far r e p s h lls s lts a o f a ll tha leeal naw s p rlstad la th is aew agoger. E atared aa seaead alaas m atter U c te str I t , i l i a a t the P a n © file# o f d astard . P la n s * , aad sr te a A it e l C eacrasa ad M ariE E HIT._________________________________________________________ Ms p a rt at n ay aaatanai. a s w s or M i a r w u s , «r ta ts o d iu m at Tha SaaSard M arais soar ha rsprasaaed la a a v m aaaar w ith ­ out w rlttaa parmiaama a t tha sah llah ar at Tha Maraid. Aar ladividual ar firm raapeaalhla far aueh rapraaectlaa w ill ha c^ualdarad aa ia t r la f ia s „n Tea tiaraid'a aapyrlght aad w ill ha hrtd Uable tar da m as as an Sac lh a law . Letters PUTTING A HOLE IN IT , tl’a very shaky govimment j would certainly have fallen a l m o s t immediately. Two other shaky regimes are high on the Red target list—Hon­ duras and Haiti. Interestingly, the Domini­ can Republic was not on the top Communist priority list. It was a target of opportuni­ ty which came up suddenly. The Reds were able to move fast. U. S. officials now think the time is ripe for strong action. Despite public Latin attacks on "Yankee imperial­ ism," the thinking here is that there is a grent under­ lying respect for U. S. mo­ tives, a strong fear of com­ munism through most of La­ tin America and a real desire by many for the U. S. to take incisive leadership. As the foreign minister of one of the major Latin Amer­ ican countries told an Amer­ ican ambassador; "I wish you had moved In on Castro's Cuba military during the missile crisis. Be­ cause you didn’t, you’ve left Castro able to operate safe­ ly in a sanctuary like the Yalu River, bordering Man­ churia, was for the Chinese Reds in Korea. "Of course, if you hud moved in, 1 would have im­ mediately gotten up and given a strong anti-American speech, condemning you for interfering in the internal affairs of a Latin American country, "After the speech I would have opened a bottle of my best whisky and invited you over for a private victory celebration." ICG l i j V Juft ‘ *At' f tj Editor, Herald Aa parenta of a seventh grader at 8anford Jr. High School, we would like to com­ mend Mr. Carlton, the prin­ cipal, and others concerned in bringing the group of men from Raiford Stats Prison be­ fore the student body. We attended tha aeaaion and were very impressed with the manner in which the men told their stories. We are in hnpea many mow teenagers will l>e able to hear this group tell of their mistakes and the eoniequencea, as they certainly left a great deal of "food for thought." The men from Raiford must feel that they are repaying some of their debt to SAVE FIRST FEDERAL 313 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLORIDA BY MAIL KEALLY CONVENIENT! COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Lilted end unlisted Securities Mutual Funds Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Alan’a ea»e should In­ trigue you regular readers of this culumn. Use your psychological detective skill and aee if you ran deduce why Alan suddenly became a drunkard. Save three daily raara from the realm of psychology and psychia­ try, for you may wish to uae them later on, and I can't mall you duplicate*! CASK V-4U4: Alan G., aged 48, is a aucrciaful business leader. "But, Dr. Crane," hia paator informed me, "Alan lost his wife two years ago, due to cancer. “ But he seemed to adjust very welt to the shock and continued aa an active mem­ ber of the church. "Then lie met an attractive widow thruogh the Scientific .Mnrriugo Foundation. "She is a beautiful woman, cultured, musically talented and a splendid worker in the church. "Sho is 38 years of age and shares the same hobbles and interests that Alan enjoys. "Three months ago they became engaged and set their wedding for next month. 'But In the paat few weeks, Alan has shocked his friends by starting to drink. He has even reached the staggering state. "What makes his case so l ulling, Dr Crane, is the fact that he was a teetotaler pre­ viously. And hia prospective new wife is crushed by this change in him, for she never touches alcohol. "Dr. Crane, la Alan wor* ried about hia forthcoming marriage?" Often I have warned you readers that chronic alcoholics intploy liquor aa a psycholog­ ical (ire escape. For when their inner tor­ ment grows too hot, due to burning ihame or. guilt or humtliaton, they try to rush out of their dilemma via the ulcoholie "fire escape." So treating the alcoholic habit is of secondary concern since the basic problem is an inner emotional upset. In Alan’s case, what could cause him to lie ao terrified ubout marrying a lovely wornun, aged 38? It wasn’t old bachelor jit. teia, since Allan hud expertenced one happy marriage for Dick West's The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (UPI) — Almost from the day he took office, President Johnson has been striving to make the government m o r e economy conscious. In addition to turning out lights himself, the President has directed that all depart­ ments, agencies and bureaus l>e furnished with copies of a booklet entitled "War on Waste." Some of the fruits of this campaign were pointed out this week by Sen. Stephen M. Young D-Ohio, in a newslet­ ter to his constituents. Yeung reported that the executive branch has managed tu economize In the following ways: —By Increasing the “life expectancy" of the dollar bill from one year to 18 months through the use of more dur­ able paper. —By arming the nation's mailmen with a dog repellent spray. According to Young, this is saving the Pest Office Department a million dollars a year on dog bites. —By switching from per­ cale to muslin sheets in Veter­ ans Administration hospitals. Young says the muslin sheets are lighter and this ssvea ff.5,000 a year in laundry bills. All of these measures are highly commsndabls and I just hope they aren't offset by whst may have been • financial blunder on tha part of the Agriculture Depart­ ment That department recently issued a public appeal urging "everyone to wstch for un­ familiar plant pasta" this spring. It said any sightings “should be reported at once to county agricultural agent* or society, bringing such per­ time will show that the met* sonal tragie stories before sage got thru, loud and these young impressionable clear . . . . . . mind*. We hope and pray that Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Weak state or federal entomologists. "It could mean that a new foreign peat has sneaked past our quarantine barrier*, or that a native insect is build* ing up to dangerous propor­ tion*," the department explained. I'm sure the department meant well, but certain pn»blemi are bound to arise. Like my wife, fer instance. She called me at the office the other day in something of a quandary. "I Just saw a bug on the philodendron plant," ahe said. "Should I report it?" SIDE GLANCES "I* it foreign or native?" I asked. "I don't know. 1 can't tell one nationality from another." "Well, did it look unfa miliar?" “All bugs Icok unfamiliar aa far aa I'm concerned." So there's tha problem— how to keep the price of vigi­ lance from getting out of hand. If public response tn the department's appeal la at all rnthusiaxtir, it may have to hire extra agents and ento motogista just to handle the false alarm*. ALLEN * CO. 211 E. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. Member- Midwest Stock Exrh. 25 years till cancer took hi* Chicago Board of Tradt devoted wife. Orlando Salea Representative Alan'* clergyman asked me » » ole I a T I O m to have a brief visit with MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Alan, hoping that I could un­ 312 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. I'h. GA 1-8031 cover the problem. Actually, you regular read­ ers of this column can probably diagnose Alan even without such an interview. Alan professed great love for hia wife-to-be. But he euffered from a very common worry of widow­ er* who face a second marI lag* "Dr. Crane," he finally ver­ balized hia inner terror, "I wonder If 1 can function as a husband. "For I had bean growing platonic with my first wife, partly due tu her affliction with cancer. "And I am 10 years older than my finances. So 1 am scared tliut I might let her down. "Many a night I have lain “A Community of Homes. . . Built With Pride” nw.ke for houra fretting and worrying till 1 am a victim of Living at its Florida best — with suburban insomnia. "So I finally resorted to a quietness . . . and charm . . . yet only minutes little whiskey Just to drown my worries. Do you think from convenient shopping, churches, and maybe sumo sex hormunes schools! would lie helpful?" Well, readers, this is an­ other cluisic.l case for your Available now — 3 and 4 bedroom, IV** and 2 scrapbook. Sex hormones are often ef­ bath homes — with large living rooms, com­ fective when needed, but Alplete General Electric dream kitchens, utility un's problem is chiefly a sex­ ual infeliurity complex, eas­ rooms, carports. ily banished by an under­ standing wife. So send for the booklet Select yours today — for as little as $84 per “How To 1’revent Platonic month, FHA-IN-SERVICE. Marriages,'' enclosing a long •tamped, return envelope, plua 20 cents. And sea to­ morrow’s follow-up. (Always write to Dr. CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Crane in care of thle news­ paper, enclosing n long 211 W. 25th St. Phone: 322-3103 •tamped, addressed envel­ ope end 20 rents to cover typing and printing roeta when you aend for on* of his booklet*.) There's B B M BB no place lihe HOMES? . • . especially when it's in Ravenna Park Skosm oksih By Galbraith CARNIVAL By Dick Turner TIZZY By K ate O sann i i tel tei ta 1 .• • t • i wa a •J i .M B Iy ^ n a tK t.u n ,,- “ Why, no! I thought YOU liked birds 1“ . You thought I w n your husband? What a coincldenoal There for a minute I thought you woro my wlfel" _ •» k K a » n u i» n “Richard switched back to a orow •tylt kept getting i . h i. �IT Horoscope Forecast ■ Friday. May 21. IMS GENERAL TENDENCIES! Only by making a point to b* very charming and to refuia to bteome up»*t over a Tiunv her of little annoyances and odd condition! will you be able to turn the potential <il*appolntmenta of today Into active opportunltlei to gain aoma good will from othera and aoma advancement to­ ward! your own unique ambitlone. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 10) While you may have aome financial trouble!, by con­ tacting thoae who can help you personally, y°u ,onn overcome the lack. Show you have polae. Othera who are reaentful In any way will then melt. TAURl'B (Apr. 20 to May 20) Influence! around you are for the moat part helpful, but worried Individual! could take away from your auceeaa. Avoid them. Taka the exerelae that makea you more healthy, stalwart. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) New contacts with great­ er experience than youra can certainly be the meana by which you advance, If you taka their auggeatlona. Underatand what they are driv­ ing at. Lleten carefully. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Procraatlnating In getting thoae new nice ideaa of merit rolling could deter from your aucceaa—ao get buayl Pay any bill* or other obligation! that ara Im­ minent. Be free of 'em quick- ly. ii II LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Getting moot queetlona Iron­ ed out with aaaoclatea la fine, oven though you may apend aoma tlma over a bit of good hick that cornea from afar. ICeep promlaea made. Take it easy In P.M. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) If you ore more modem In your operations today, you find that your advancement cornea more quickly. Greater eo-operatlon ail around makes J o i n t ventures successful. Start ball rolling yourself. LIDRA (BepL 23 to Oct 22) You are able to Inrreaae happiness by early extending InviUtlona to c o n g e n i a l ! you reel/. Get your talents perfected. You are abla to make n good deal of monay from them, If you ara wise. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Anything you wish to do that Increaaea security is OK provided you do not run up too much expense and are cheerful. Be kind, courteous with kin. Be firm where you are In the right. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Pec. 21) Don't argue, hut show energy, open • mindedneia with others If you want to get the right results. Get date you requlra. This may mean much study, but It is worthwhile. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Although you may have to be a little extrava­ gant now, big results occur in dealing with Important per­ sons. Blg-wlga hava wonder­ ful Ideaa. Follow them. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Aspects are fine for producing results In your sphere of endeavor, but you must be charming, not force­ ful, Others feel they cannot be disputed. Don't be a patsy, either. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Feeling somewhat frus­ trated, you are In tha mood to step on others whereas a bit of diplomacy and charm will accomplish much more. Assist ethers with their troubles. Get rid of yours. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will show great interest In tha progres­ siva modem methods but at the same time know how to blend with established and tested rulea of the past. A fins education stressing the humanities and anything con­ nected with the public In gen­ eral la a fine outlet here for this most Interesting and pro­ mising progeny of yours. T h e Stars Impel, they de Mt compel." What yea make • f year life la largely ap to OUR BOARDING HOUSE ffi In fe rl fm H Page 2A — May 20, 1965 Herald Classifieds 2. Personals Classified Phones rn a S u Iw S / i --------- L Fatbits of throe U. 8. pres Moats (Joha Quincy Adams, Harding and Coolidge) lived f r .r y i their sons taka offlc*. S irtu f* 322-5612 PVim BewHaat* Cewaty 425-5938 H ■ i & R a A Up tog |1 | 140| 1.50 |U 0 « to 101 21140 1140 11.90 11 to ISIS 1140 1149 | 2.85 IS to 20 |141 140| 242 I 340 21 to 2S III I t.SO I U S | 4.TS Id to 30 | 0 | 140 | 3.78 | 5.70 ■lalmwas AO—1 U m (tire S-letter werSe *er lias: 01.00 SSIaliaam charge AU Skte Dale AS* Ckargwd at l-Dar SUM CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST iLAtialHW b lsl'U T 9140 Per Inch (Mtalmsaa af 1 ealaaea latkea — ERkflKg— Tfca Rera IS will ael ke re. epeaelbla far a,ere tkaa aae laeeereet laeerttea. COPY T k e Herat* r e e r r r e e ike gvtallege a f se lect l a g a r reelal a o e a r a S v e rllae a ie al reklek II Seeaia e kje e tln a a k le la t h e s a i l e r a t t k la wwww- DEADLINES I I Noon Dsy Before Publlestlon For Insertions end Kllla (B et Noon For Monday) 1. Loot & Found LOST: Small Toy T errier. Ian, male. Vicinity K 1st r t . Re. w ard. Fb. 133-1014 or 133S tlt. You can find a n y tM n e ro u bead a d v ertis ed la the H arald C lanU led. Legal Notice IN T H E CIHCl'IT COURT o r THU S I 1 T H JU DICIAL CIR­ CUIT IV AMD FOR SEMINOLB COURTS'. ri.U H ID A ( H A M K ill NO. u r s e JOHN J. BOGAH. P la in tiff. Vfc URUNtSE 8. n o a A R . Defendant. NOTICE n r SUIT TO: Brunls* 8. llua a r Ilouta I Ja c k , Alabam a TOU A n a HE RE BY NOTI­ F IE D t h a t a ault fo r dlvorre hae been commenced e se ln a t you In th a Circuit Court of tha N inth Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole County, Florida. Tha title tn the caee la John J. Ilnxar, Plaintiff, vs. Urunlae H. Roger, defendant. You a ra required to file yo u r A n e w ir o r o t h e r rasponalve pleading w ith tha Clerk of the above C ourt and aerve a copy thereof upon E. t ’ope Ilaeeett, too South Maitland Avenue, Maitland, Florida, A tto rn e y for Plaintiff, on or before May Slit, IIIS. I f you fall to do ao, a D ic ree P ro Confaiao will he e nte red a g a l n a t you for th e r e . lief dem anded In th e Com ­ plaint. Wllnees m y hand And the aeal of aald Court In l a n f o r d , Hemlnole County, Florida, thl* 21th Day of April, 1MI. (SEAL) A r t h u r II. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Ily: M artha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk K. Pope iia eaetl A ttorney for plaintiff too Houth Maitland Ave. Maitland, Florida Publlah: April IS, May S, IS, is. ISIS CDI. SS Stitch In Tim e ACROSS 1 Sewing tmolt ratal 7 M l for M •cm * IS Antenna l th o a U spars 13 Cirpentcrs xadxsts Illa fim 17 Worm 14 Devote* ro lu g a (sbj I Um 5 More'farll* 34 Weapons SS Ualfomly SS Whists J7 Mutual amity SS Irregular SB Espungrrs 43 karat* lab I 4S Asunder i p n fix) 47 Romanies cola 10 Sewing ITDyoRuff ivsrj M Collect M Cubic meters DOWN l l s c k of seek • New Guises' H A R R IE T T ’* B e au ty R o o k , s o f t w a ter, e v e n tn s app'l*. 103 So Oak. S13-ITIL SPECIA L ON PERMS Ac* B e au ty Shop ha* moved to Cut "V Curl Reauty Hhop. Site off of r e g u la r prlcea nf I'erme. SIS P a lm e tto Ave. Ph. Sil-OSSI. 6. Child Care Dial Direct— gel U a s Dlataaea jfis a r a i : o 4. Beauty Care to u t Carroll Rigkter's Individual Forecast for your alga for Jaae is new toady. For your •spy send your blrthdete and 11.00 to Carrol Rightar Foracast The Seafood Harold, Bos 1921, Hollywood 21, California. Do you hava a d r l n k l a g pro b ­ lem. W rite P. O. Box ISIS, Sanford. | l Require ISlborougWsrs ) 31 Member tt royalty 21 On* who NANNIE'S K ID D IE CARE. 3(14 8. Oak Av*.. 133-0911. In f a n ta to I yr«. We Never Cloae. 8. Pets & Supplies GERMAN S H E P H E R D Tupplet, pur* brad, u n r e g l i t t r e d . 1331314. PL'Pl'lEH, Mother Full L a b r a ­ dor R etriever. 333-4114. F R E E : S Beautiful k i tt e n s n s e t good homes. 133-4043 a f le t 4 p. m. ANIMAL HAVEN. Kannela. Screened Run, Boarding. 332S7I3. You all corns aes u i t 12. Special Nolicea CANAS Day Camp baglna J u n a 14th., L aka Golden. F o r In­ form ation call S S i - l l l l , F r a d • I « » Oanae. _________________ IIITC II1.NO P oa t Rifle * P a w n Hhop. Loan* on a n y ­ t h i n g of value. ISIS Hanford Ave., 3-3-S61I. 15. Special Services LAWNS mowed. E dging, Lot* Cleaned, Leave* Vacuumed. 331-1101. A & B CONTRACTORS HOME IMPROVEMENTS, n O O FIN O , PA IN T IN Q A INSULATING Fin a n cin g A r ra n g ed StS-ISST LAWNS MOWED, F loor c le an Ing A W in dow Cleaning. 123lit* . SICK ROOM NEEDS W h t l l Chairs, W alker*, Cana* A Crutchea (or r e n t o r eal*. Preecrtptlona a t L o w a s t Prlgea. Dlacount to p t o p ls over I I a all Service P s ra o n nel. Check ou r price*. FAUST DRUG STORE F re e Delivery SI3-01II FIX11 BKOP NEW LOCATION 101 go. F rench lit-m i Legal Notice IV T H B CIRCUIT COURT. VINTII JU DICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA IN AND F.OR SEMINOLE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY NO. 14STS AM ENDED NOTICE OF SU IT IN R E : PE T IT IO N O F RICHARD II. EDWARDS. T H E STATE OF FLORIDA TO» L oren D. Naplontak c / u Sire. Rev* Naplontek R out* I, Rox SIS P o r t A ngrle t, W aa hlngton YOU ARE HKHKBY NOTI­ F I E D t h a t th e above-na m e d Petitioner, RICHARD II. E D ­ WARDS. ha* filed a P a lltlon tn tha a b o v t.a t y l e d C o u r t fo r t h a adoption of th a m in o r child nam ed therein a nd you a r * r t q u l r td to ehowr caue* w hy th a earn* eliould n o t h* g r a n te d by nerving a r o p y of y o u r w r i t te n defrneea. If any, upon Cleve­ land, Slaphenaon a kill*. Poet Offlc* D r a w e r Z. Suit* 111 • Hanford A tlantic N a t i o n s ! Rank llulldlns. Sanford. F l o r ­ ida, Attorney* f o r P etitioner, and by filin g th a origina l thereof w ith th a C lerk of said C o u rt on or before May SI, 1941, otherw ise, a Deere* m ay h* e ntered v e r iu a you g r a n t ­ ing aald adoption. WITNESS my hand a nd t h a official seal of aald C o u rt a t Hanford, Btmlnol* C o u n t y , Florida, this 37th day of April, A. D.. IIIS. (SEAL! A r t h u r H. B eckw ith. J r . Clerk of the C ircuit C ourt Ry: E lisabeth B ru t n a h a n , D. C. Cleveland, Ste n h en io n S Miss A tto rn ey , a t Law Post Office D r a w e r Z Sulla t i l • Sanford Atlantt* N atio nal Bank Building Sanford, F lorida Publlshi A pril SS, May d. IS. in. 1141 CDL 100 Answer 4a Previous P u n t* 33135S1 BRUGES S S & H J P i \sjk J i t a j t H E ? 0*?*. 24 Preclude* J3 Ouse 24 Crowd closely 37 galling SO Dorm 43 Facilitate* SI g aienllal being 43 Plant part 31 Railway lab l * “ 34 Southern SUU r 1 TT 1“ 41 Sea Syer 4S Employs I t consume SSOoddeea of InXaluaUos S4 Torrid I) �..1-4m. -- Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612. 16. Interior Decorators 50. Misc. For Sale 71. Mals Hslo Wonted tfbr •safari) KENMOBE W aaher. good c o n ­ DAIRY Q U EE N drtver-e ale e. dition t i t . i i i - i n i . m an. no ago l i m i t 2121 P a r k Drive. SANPOBD HKW1NO CES'TEB I0« So. P a r k av*. l i t . 1411 HIO K I n t e r e s t S hort T erm I n ­ v e s t o r W anted. Local B ust, MOTHER'S DAT LAT-AWAT neea. r h . a f t e r 7:10 p. m. B eautiful Zig -Z ag Dlal-o-Matlc 18. Landscape Service 111-0114. eaw lng machine laid a w ay for Mother*a Day Olft. P a r t y COM PLETE LANDSCAPE l i f t Area. Only 12*.00, Bal 73. Molt or Female Help MAINTENANCE ance palable monthly. Call Mowing, S p rtv ln g , Pruning. Collect OA ft-ISTT, Orlando. E dging. L»t T o u r Landscape Be Our W orry. Call u* for LATEX PAINT I : S3 gat. E *tlm *t* on T e a r Bound ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS NEWS C O R R E ■ PONDENT Bat**. w a n t e d In Oviedo. Muat cover 210 Sanford Av*. I22-ITS1 VOSS LANDSCAPE Social. C hurc h A S c h o o l GAS RANGE, fulty auto m atic. E vents. Ue* of Camera necee323-1950 After 6 IS*. Muat are to appreciate. e a r r . Contact Taut BrookSee at 1201 Magnolia. •hire, S anford Herald, 12219. Builder* Supplies 2411. O. E. U p rig h t Deep Freeia, ex­ cellent condition ITS. 322-53*3 n t E - C A S T Concrete Step* OREGOH1 LUMBER CO READY-MIX CONCRETE l t d Maple Av* IJl-niBO Blocka. Steppin g Htonea, Sand, M2 t o 1100 W ee kly In Bteel. U r ta e a Trap*. Rock. EARN 20. Hardware y o u r spar* time. Sell new Lot M a rk ert, Poly athylene. High Q ua lity Products, e v en ­ W ire Meah, Step*. Window ings nr day* off. No C a n ­ Hanford'* Moat Complete Sill*. Dry Well* A Drain Til*. vassing. Muat be bondabl* t e d W ill ia m s h d w . MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. A have car. F o r a ppointm ent 181 E. 11th_______ ttl-1144 call l l l - l o n | —s to 7 only. •rrslti May 20, 19G5 — P arc 3A NOTICE B u ilding Owner* — L ong Hot D ry W e a th e r — Roof* c t.'c k a n d ehlngle* curl up. Texas R e fin e ry C«rp. ha* m ig h ty plat* roof p r im e r th a t put* Ilf* back In t h o ie roof*. W* • Uo h*v» a lu m in u m roof coating* and alum inum paint t h a t la aafe for playground e quipm ent. Call u* for F R E E Katlm at* T. B. C. Advisor. 121-4101. 22. Plumbing PLUMBINO C o n t r a s ti n g Rapalra r n E E ESTIMATES R. L. HABVET 204 Sanford Av* 111-1111 77. Situation Wanted RENT A BED Rollaway, Hoapltal. Baby Red*, by Day, W u l t , or IRONINU. my home, 122-1411. Month. Satisfaction gua rantee d. CA It ROLL'3 FU RNITURE 111 W. I*t. 112.1111 DATS WORK 121-1244 •'Tou nam e It—wa bav* Itf** W I L L DO Iro n in g In m y home, rOPCORN MACHINE for Carre aso n a b le nr Baby Sit I nival*. Baaaara A Parti**. day*. Call 121-0441. I2I-I11I 53. W anted To Uuy S E L l, US yu u r Furniture. Quick Service w ith th e Cask. SU PE R TRADING P O S T . 322-0*71. USED FURNITURE 122-1170 23. PaiRting 55. Furniture For Sale PAINTINCl h rapalr. i :: - l 4 2 4 . WILSON • MAIER FURN Buy — Sell — Trad* 111-!! E. l i t Ill-M il 21. Weil Drilling BAHT PIL CH E R Beet Buy B roker I22-T4M Day or N ight ROBE RT A. WILLIAMS R a a lto r R aym ond Lundqulgt, Am o . I t t - m i A tlantic Bank Bldg. JOHN SAULS AGENCY HOOVER VAC. CLEA NERS W H I T E HEWINO MACHINES A u th o rlie d Hales * Service □AKRETT8 IBB E. F i r s t 322-1244 F o r easy, quick e a r p e t c le a n ­ i n g r e n t Blue L u s tr e Electric Hhampooer only |1 per day. Carroll F u r n l l u r a Co. 3 KVENINQ Dreaaea, elae 1 S T , 1 *en naw Beat C overt for '44 Bulck Special. Call 111I t t l a f t e r 4 p. m. JANNSON U p r ig h t Plano, good condition, Juat tuned |10B. Ph. I12-S0IL ECHOLS BEDDING CO. C. A. WHIDDON, SR. Badding A F u r n i t u r e AT FACTORY PRICES! Ill M a g n o lia CLASSIFIED INDEX 64. Real Eatate • Salt Stemper Agency 50. Misc. For Hale QtiiauM. Relieve me. Casey, if the record it a hit I know you'll get your own tralnl" HOUSEWORK, 122-1440 or I I I 4201. R E A L EST A T E IIROKEIt iiEUs ro il nENT WELLH DRILLED, PUMPS Real E s t a t e Associate Hoapltal, Hollawaye, Juvenile. S P R IN K L E R SYSTEMS W ILLA MAE PROKOSCll FREE delivery and Pick-up. All T y p ta and Slaaa tit-7174 Day l t t - 0 t l l N ig h t. FURNITURE CENTER W a R e p a ir and Service 1100 F rench Av*. ■ TINE T a s te f u lly remodeled, livable Ph. n : . m t M achin e and Supply Co. homo with l a r g e roome, fir e ­ 1*7 W. 2nd St 122-4412 F o r the blggeet eelectlon of place, t bedroom*. 1 bath*. P ln e rrea t School District, ne arly new and uaed f u r n i ­ 111,000 w ith re asona ble term*. 30. Home Appliance* ture. *•* Noll'* F u r n i t u r e B roke rage in C aeielberry on 17-12. Open I day* I to *. S a NFORD ELECTRIC O. E. Appliances— New A Ueed FREE ESTIMATE l i t M ajnnll*__________ 111-144: R o a lt o r - A p p r s le e r - T r a d M U pholaterlng * M attreee r e n ­ l i l t B. F r e n c h Av*. New 4k Ueed F u r n i ­ ttl-4111 31. Musical Instruments ovating. ture. Call Nig Bedding Mfg. LOVELY COUNTRY HOME Co. a t 701 Celery Av*. t i t On l a r g e lake, l-A of land. P la no Servicing h T u n in g 2117. t Bdrm-, t bathe. Ig*. living (lane C um baa — 122-2411 Uaed f u r n i tu r e appliance!, tool*, room, sep. d in in g room, k i t c h ­ Tlano T u n in g and Repair en equip., double g a rag e , etc. Bought • Hold. Larry'e W L- H a r m o n -•- 121-4211 gro u n d s nicely landscaped Mart, t i l Sanford Ava. Ph. Away from t r a f f l g 4k a i r 332-4112. 31. Upholstery p l a n t p a tt e rn . OVER 21 TEA RS • f flna w o rk m a n e h lp In uphnta te rln g . Draparlea, Slipcover*. Tim a P a y m e n t i aa llttla a* IS mo. D ra p ery h a r d w a r e Ine ta lla tlon. K U L P DECOR ATINO SHOP _________ I'h. 111.1111 " AMERICAN RENT-ALL I I I * 8. H ia w a th a 1—Lost a Found ( I — Money W anted I —For tonal* 41—r a v in g s A Lo g * 4—Beauty Car* M — In su ran ce I —Day Nuraerl** M —Schools A In s tru c tio n * • —Child Cara 70— Em p lo ym ent Bervlcea I —Do**—c a t * — Peta 71— M ala Help W anted 10— Po u ltry — L iv estock 72— F e m a le Help W anted 11— Hpeclal Notice* I I — M ale or Fem ale Help 11—C a te rin g — Food 71—Bale * Help W ented 14—bicycle R epairs 77— S itu a tio n W anted 14—a p e c lt l Hervlcee I I — Incom e Pro perty I I — llualneaa Prop — Bale 14—In te r io r Decorator* 17—J a n i to r i a l servlca* 11— H eal K a ta t* W anted 14— Ile a l E s ta te Bale 11—I-audacape Service * 7— llualneaa lla n ta la I I —Builder* Supplies 00— L o t* F o r Kale 10— H a rd w a re • I — F a rm * — d ro ve s i t —Home Im provem ent* 12— Aoreag* 11— Plum bing I I — P a in tin g I I — H ouses F o r Bets 14—Well Drilling M —Houses— Hal* or R e a l IT — House F o r R ent I I —Air Cond. 44 H e a tin g 100 — R e so rt H tn ta l* I I —Radio > Television 1 01— T r a ile r * —C * banes I I —Photo 0 E q uipm e nt 111— M obil* Homes—S a l* 10— Home AppllencM 11— Musical Instru m en t* 101— M obile Homes— K * n | I I —Business E quipm ent 104—T r a ile r Bpece— R en t 101— T r a ile r L o ts —Hele I I —J a b P r i n t in g tOt— A p artm en ts F o r R ent 14—Upholstery 101— Room s F o r Rent I I —Vacuum Cleaner* I I * — H o tel Rooms 17—Moving A Htorag* l i t — R e n ta l Agents I I — E x te rm in a to r* 41—P la n t* — Feed* — Seeds I I I —W anted T a R ent 111— A u to * F o r 8 * 1* 40—Misc. For l a l o I K —Autos— B a lt o r T r a d * I t —Articles F o r R e n t I K —T r u c k s F o r Hal* I I —S w ap or E achang* I I —W anted To Buy lt d — A u to m o tive Hervlco I I — F u r n l t u r # For Halo 111— Hcuoters A C ycles I*—Antique* For Hals 111— B o a t* * Motors 121— M arin a Supplies I I —Money To Loan I*— Business O pportunities BROK ER tOt 3. P a r k ttt-ltll It t - llll St. Johns Realty Gil. Iluniness Opport. F ro m S a nford E xohenge $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES Seminole Realty $100 DOWN NORTH ORLANDO FHA - VA HOMES J, I, * * BEDROOMS I. 1 4 * 1 IIATIIH KITCHEN EQ U IP PE D LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT* IMMEDIATE DELIVERY F o r Complete In f o r m a tio n Be* ui Call Your F ro m 1st (D ia l D lre o l) Hsmlnola County RAVENNA PARK. 1 Iltilruom. 1 !»*lh. Iinw down p»y i.#nt 1*1.10 monthly, ‘.'all a;.*- ! 1 « Government Owned Humes $100.00 DOWN Beleotlon *7 I. I, and 4 Bedroom* located In various He.;lona of f e n fo r d Im m ediate Delivery MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $60.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR V A - FHA Property Management STENSTROM and Sales Broker REALTY JIM H U N T 1441 PA RK DRIVE 111-1410 II1 -7 4 II NIOIITS I I I . 1124 111-0144 111-4144 133-24*3 REALTY Payton Realty 122-1101 2140 H i a w a t h a a t 17-11 NICE I Rd r m, c o r n e r 10,720. 121-1*10. 1174 Park rfUrrrTTt' THERE’S AN EASIER W AY! BUY A 1965 FULL-SIZE AIR-CONDITIONED FORD Air • conditioned, Power Steering. Radio, 352 Cu. In. V-8 Engine White-wall Ttrea, Vinyl Interior! I BEDROOMS. 1 BATH 101 NORTH EDGEMON NORTH ORLANDO PRICE, $10,600 ----------------- DOWN PAYMENT, $100.00 Dries Out And See These Lovely Homes For Bale Or Rant. Pick Out The One You Want Aad Boo Your Broker For A Good Deal With Excellent Financing. 2995 OFFER GOOD THROUGH MONTH OF MAY Strickland Morrison I RDRM.. 2 Rath, Assume Mlg., K itchen equipped, f i t mo., J u n e 1st 112-oeii, I RO OM MODERN. SCR EEN­ ED I’t tilt'll ES. O A R A G E . SIIADY CORNER LOT. NEWLV DECORATED. T ER M ITE ROND. 11,700 T E R M r . H I - l . .l it |•» i I 4 v II I •l i W T i l l • 11. ’62 BUICK SKYLARK 121:. Factory air, bucket seats, new tires. N A T IO N A L B A NK '61 *61 '61 '61 ‘61 '61 '61 ’60 •60 ’60 '60 '60 '60 '60 '60 '60 '39 '59 '39 '39 '59 '39 '39 11 '36 *61 Fair tin 11199 bal. Corrolr $691 bal. 1962 bal. VW Itamb. 67h7 bal. Falcon 1692 baL Itamb. 1192 bal Conralr 1997 bal. Dodge 1611 bal. •714 baL Ford Falcon 1399 bal. Itamb. 1891 bal. Mercury 1699 bal Falcon 6666 bal. Itamb. 6699 bal. 1699 bal. Fly. Conralr 6699 baL Mercury 1667 bal. 1699 bal. Ford 1999 bal. Old. •699 bal. Fir1387 bal. Fly. •487 bal. Fiat ••99 bal. Ford •762 beL Ford 1782 bal. Bulck •699 bal. Clwr. •29 mo. 127 mo. •41 mo. *37 mo. •39 mo. •39 mo. •39 mo. •31 mo. •32 mo. 131 mo. *37 mo. •32 mo. • I I mo. •31 mo. •12 mo. *32 mo. •31 mo. •32 mo. •29 mo. •32 mo. •32 mo. •21 mo. •32 mo. •37 OM. •37 mo. •29 mo. Acctpt Trad*-!**! I nr SAVE In v e stm e n t A Realty 1 f N. P a r k Av*. Ilt-IIT I NO CASH NEEDED! I BEDROOMS. I BATES 71 SOUTH EDT.EMON NORTH ORLANDO PRICE, 112,750 ---------------- . DOWN PAYMENT, $100.00 Sports Coupe, Burgundy, all Moroklde Interior, fuctory air, PS, PB, 10,000 actual miles. New car war* ranty still in effect. SO U TH W A RD '^POSSESSION1 Drive ’65 PONTIAC CATALINA Iota, IIL'RRY ON THIS ONKI R are o p p o r tu n ity — com ple te ­ ly furnished 1 bedroom home for 11,400. Attractive, good block construction! has Florida loom and nice slot kitc he n l.ow t a i e a and term* can be a r r a n g e d fo r r e s p o n ­ sible buyer. Offlcoi I t t - l l l l N ights: 121-070* 171-0441 SPECIAL PAINTS Seminole Realty t HR . t Rath. Double m u 11m . Playroom. Fenced yard. I'h. 121-Otut. FHA - VA The I Ionia F o r You AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 95. Houses For Sale SALES RUOKEIl Wa Havo AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 425-5938 322-5612 T H E TIME T E S T E D FIRM DRY CLEA NER IIP N P a r k Ava. til-4 1 7 1 FULLY Equipped. Will * acr|. 95. Houses For Sale flee. Sm all down payment, 95. Houses For Hale excellent location. 111-2171. RKDROOM, I Ceram ic Rathe. T40 Flay wood Circle. Ilea well 09. Schools & Instructions 1 Dlahwaeber, Disposal. F r u it and pump. Monthly payment Trees. tit-till Evenings, M 2.lt, Including Interest, FLYING HKMINOLE RANCH 32:-7«t0 Day*. ta x e s and Insurance. Call 122. (Hpiue Unlveralty A irport) 1074, nig h t 122-4420. Located 2 m llta E a a t of Oviedo on Hwy. 411 la now open. I BEDROOM Air Conditioned, S tudent I ne troc tlon no w g lv . 14 bath*. F lo r id a Room en In P ip e r Cherokee "ll» ." Very Reasonable. Te* * Cum* out a nd l e a r n to fly SE VE RAL O u t e ls n d tn g t A t O re sn E state . 111*0441. Ilsdronm Homes available In NOW. E x p e r t Inatructlun In a relaxed g tm o a p h tr n rernova ll Arsaa ol Sanford. Lot us I ROHM.. 1 Rein. Deep Well ad from buey t r a f f i c patShow you Aroundl for lawn. 171.41 m onth ly p a y . tarna. T w ln-engln* C ha rie r m e n u . A vailable I Ju n e . Ph. avallalil* anyw here . E e e u III-4TII. Aviation Product* available for H appy Flying. Ph. 141. I l o l for f u r t h e r Information IM I K P a r k Av*. t i t l i l t a n y tim e and a ppointm ent. F .H .A . PROPERTIES 106. ApartmentR for Rent Ball-Blair Agency 51. Articles For Rent 21. Home Repairs 97. House* For Rent CHOICE Aebeetn* Biding, Lake 1 RKDROOM, Den, Hardwood 1 RDRM. F u r n . House, 111 mo. E F F . APT. p r iv e t* bath, aultfloors. Firepla ce. >lu«t move, Mary l lo m . . 1-arg* Int eel 122-4170. ahl* fnr Caupla or F i n d * Aeeum* M ortgage. 127-I01I. w ith Cltru* tret* . GOOD g a r ­ person. Ideally located d o w n ­ den apci. On paved etreet. tow n. I n q u ir e a t Manuel C L E A N 1 R r .. 1 bath. N ear L a k e f r c n t privilege*. This la IIP* DOWN U se*. 122- 1200. Ja c obeon Dept. Store. 211 E. an Ideal I Redrnom hom e for 1 RR- 10 x IT Fla. R m - Ter. 1st only 110.00», with tl.oon Floore. Kit. equip. 117 mo. NEW I Bedroom House for down A m onthly p a y m e n ts of pave all. IIELM LT REALTY, rent 171.00 In Woodmer* I BEDROOM F u r n , Redecorate only 1*4.41. n rrice In V illage Halt. N. O r­ •d . W ater. 1*0 mo. 1:3-1112. P a r k , n e a r baa*. 1 2 i - 0 l l l or lando. 122-KI1, night* 122321-1121. FCR.N. 3 Apts. 110 * 140 mtki Adults. 122-1410. Real E e 'a t* — I n i u r a n r * 1 BEDROOM. 1 4 bath. Ig*. 10'\ Mobile Homes • Sale t r d A P a r k Av* 1 2 1 - l lt l 3 ROOM Apt., nicely f u r n , r r l fenced yard. C o u n tr y Club v a te hath. Adult*. No Peta 1-1 a n d 1 liedrooma Height*. U k * Mary Road, 1 HR.. 1 4 Uatha, will be a v ail, 122-1111. NEW a nd USED 112 E xeter. Assum e Mlg. A able J u l y 1. Ph. 127-1411 a f ­ Awnings A Cabanaa f 12 mo. 122-1(11. FUIIN. Apt. Cloe* In. Jtm m la te r * p. m. o r weekend*. QUAL1 Y MOBILE 14QMEB r o w a n . 133-4013. 112-2113 HO W E LL PA R K — Only 11 Hwy. 17-12 ■ 1 RKDROOM. 1 Rath. Assume m in u te s from NAB ne ar f o u t h 108. Rooms For Rent M ortgage. Ph. I l l 1*17 a f te r Seminole E le m e n ta r y a n d n i l BPARCn AFT T railer. I * p. m. Ft. w i d e I I Ft. I-ong. Can J u n i o r High Schools. Fulty be eeen at 1711 W. 2nd St. ROOMS for Men, 101 Magnolia. a i r conditioned th r e e brdor call 122-1410. O PEN DAILY AND BUNDAT 122-072*. bedroom homes w ith built-in lio n Down, 141 |>rr mo. constove, lerrexxo floors, sid e ­ I I FT. Yellow stone Camper. te m p o r a r y 2 lblrm.. l '» Rath. w a lk s A aewer*. VA A FHA 115. Autos For Sale All Aluminum, R e frig e rato r, F a m ily lttn., Wooded Lot. N raaalaa, o nly 1100.no down, t i n Btnve. 322-1271. Longwood—1*00 Down. 1102 17100 m onth to ta l. Vacant. 11*1 OREY, VW. Sunroof, R A pe r mo. Colonial 1 l b lr m . > Quick poaaaaalon. Call 447It. E xce lle nt Cond. l l l - l i o o . Hi fh. Dbl. Carport*. Dbt. (111 ( W in t e r T a r k ) . Dewey 106. Apartments for Rent Utility, P a t io Fa m ily Room. Metcalf Realtor. 11SI T -BIRD . Condltlnn. **. 8 Longwood — 1100 Down, cellenl. 122-1117, 4 ROOM APT. 410" pe r mo. 1 lldrrn.. 1 llalli. 96. Houses • Sale or Bent Newly decorate d, well to well Patio, C o u n try Kitchen, Bo. BOH M cKE E USED CARS C a r p e tin g A Carport*. 40* Longwood — 1100 Down. t l * NO MONEY DOWN K. l l t h Bt. per mo. 3 Bdrm. S p l i t 2 2 or 1 RDItM. House. Call a f te r TIM Fre n c h Ave. 333-0731 Rath. Paneled F am ily Room. 1:10-122-1111. UN FURNISHED 2 bedroom ‘11 RAMRLER, * goor Sedan* Patio. O range Tree*. 8 . LongDuplex Apt., terraxxno floor*. wood. |All pre pare d fo r Air- 1 RKDROOM, 1 R ath House. Real clean A ne w tires. Ill* bath. Venetian Mind*, ComlliliminK > *33t> Down, 3*2 122-1121. 1171.00 kitc he n equipped. 122-222I iwr mo., 1 lb lrm - 1 4 Rath. SANFORD MOTOR CO a f te r l p. m. 8 inford — lid * Down. 1120 1 RDRM. 2 B eth Mouse. 322too F rench Av* ! 32 - l 2 t 3 pe r m o , E xecutive Type Co­ 2221 nr 2II-2TK. UNFURN. 2 Rdrm. Duplex. Kit- '*1 FO RD C onvertible. | j i o , r r lonial. 4 Acre lot. Orange rh e n equip. 322-1111. Tree*. I R d r m . 2 Bath. Air PINKCRK8T— I Bit. kitchen old car, i n u m i p aym ents. equipped, re c e n tly pa inte d I n ­ conditioned. Well. 8 uburba n 121-1111. GARAGE Apt. Apply 1001 Elm. side and out. 122-ltin. Hanford. VA - FH A • In *2 RAMBLER Cl*.ale. ( ,|onc 8 c r \ Ice Loan* Available. All F U IIN . D u p le x A pt., X R o o m * Paym ente Include P r l n - I n i - 97. Houses For Kent Sedan. E xce lle nt Condition, A bath, | ) l mo. I Mila South T ax e s 4k Ins. LMN E N T E R ­ leas th a n 11,000. (11-4171. of Hunta. 323-3241. PRISES. INC- H I Longwood 1 BDRM. Turn. Cottage. Adulte l i l t C H EV RO LET D e liv e r y P I * .a . U. B. H ig h w a y 17-12 only. No Pel*. 112-1117. DOWNRTAIR8. U n f u r n . 3 South, Longwood. Florida. Sedan. 1100 F re n c h A vo ., 122 * Rdrm. Apt., k itc h e n equipped 1427. :-RKDROOM U nfurn. House. I M S W. l l t h Bt. LARGE 1 RDRM. Home 2 Rathe. P a r p u t e , L i r a * Fenced in Flo rid a Room. l.ge. Storage, Rack Yard Ph. SZ3-1739 a f ­ 4-lloom. 1-llr. F u r n . Apt. 1*1. 1IG. Autos - Sale or Trade C a r p o r ts , N ear Shopping Cen­ t e r * p. m. Call a f te r l p m . and w e e k ­ ter, P layground. I l l # Move* ends. 121- 0111. K i t P K Y L IN E n, r e tr a c k a b l o you In, lluyg Escrow, In a u r. TWO 2 Rdrm., tu r n , hnuaes on ha rdtop, radio, he a te r, pow er AVALON APARTMENTS ance, etc. (1 play r io tin g .) Stone Island; Also F u rn . S t u ­ s te e r in g , 115o cash or t r a d e dio Apt. Ph. t : : - 4 : t o . I K W. Ind Bt.. 333-1417 I l l W. J ln k ln a Circle For for older car. Ph. l l t - I K T op a p p o in t m e n t call I22-40I1 a f ­ ■»» at l i t Onrrinnn Dr. t e r t p. m. o r a n y tim e on 2 RKDROOM, 1 R alh home with LAKE MART, Clean. La*. Furn. Apt.. Adults, 1I2-III0. C e n tr a l lle a t A Air C ondi­ w eektndt. 120. Automotive Service tioned. E lectric equipped k i t ­ chen. u tility room A c ar- I ROOM Furn., All Utilities, | t t 1 A 1 RKDROOM DUPLEX mo. 122-1744. porte. 1100 per m onth. Lo­ Apt., furnished, d o e * In llualcated TOt C o u n try Club Road n r t a flection. Ideal for couple RKDROOM d u p le t, f u r n i s h ­ se e k in g added Income A In l.ako Mary. Call ow ne r 1 ed, 171 mo., I mil** Bouth i::-:;it. place to live. Can b* fin an c ­ from llu n te . 127-1211. ed for te l l in g price wi t h purSenkarik Glass and Paint r h t e e r payin g rlnelng reel 1 RDRM. 1 bath. 171; 1 l b lr m . FISHERMAN'S PARADISE, let. Company 1 4 bath. | » l i 1 I ld r m . t Call o w n e r 112-1442 be tw een Floor, l-bedroom e, Ige. living I K M agnolia Pb. I t t - l l l l balh. K itchen equipped t i l . I a. m. A I p. m. Monday room, d in in g room. Nicely Close to Navy Dae*. t h r o u g h Friday. F u r n . on L ake llonrn*. 111A u to a i a a a l o g s l l l f evening*. 111-7410 day*. a Heat Covers PA RK RID G B —SUBDIVISION JOHN E. FOX, I Ildrm - 3 Hath. Spacious, D ou­ R e alto r KFF. APT. L ake Privilege*. ble O arage, Ce ntra l l le a t, 104 N. P a r k Ave. Ill-o ili L ake Mary. 111-1111. llu llt-ln Kitchen, U r t a k fe a t Area, L arg e Dlnln* Hoorn, LARGE I Ildrm., 1 Full Hath*, FURS'. Apt. loo P a rk . 101 W. In d St. I t t - t O I I Sodded F r o n t l a w n , City w ith Rang* (No R e f r ig e r a ­ ALL WORK GUARAN T E ED Fewer III.S00 — lion Down. to r). 3 I K Magnolia. Contact DUPLEX. 1 Rdrm. spacio us Open Dally, E v e n in g s I I I It o t i n t I, B uilt-In Kitchen Tad Wllllam a H a rdw a re. 1711. equip m ent, Lg*. Chain L in k 121. Scooters & C 1 RDRM. Ilouae, Furnished, Fence encinatir* fnr Children. L a k e M arkham , Bedroom A F u rn . or U nfurn C teselberry, MtlTOncYCl.K, t i l l T r t k m p k COZY COTTAGE Hitting Room. 111-2610. IK-1120 or l l l - l l l l . TUO. New m etallic r « e p a in t. SIIADY OAK TREE S. K l l P a l ­ IMS Myrtle Av*. m e t t o Av*. T h is UKPT HOME FU RNISH ED House, L a k e CLEAN D ow nstair* Kff., Also 1IUY he* 1 ta r g e bedrooms, Mary. 112-1011. I lloom Apt., *11 P a r k , 12.1. Boats & Motors l a r g e living room, s e p a ra ta d in in g room, flreplaca A 1 BEDROOM Unfurn., k l t i h e n 1 BEDROOM Duplex Apt., Til* floor furnace. Recently r e equipped, i i l - l t l l . bath, T e r r a i t o floor*. I l l O n e w a y To The w a terw a y . decorated, m odernised k i t ­ 4010 a f t e r 0. chen A bath (naw f l x lu r t e ) , | Bedroom house completely Itobflon Sporting GoodsS e p a r a te 1 c a r g a rag e . All furnished. Ph. 131-3377. F U R N ISH ED a i r • conditioned, T o u r KVtN RUDE Dealer for 11,200. Buyer can aeeum* new 1-hedrnntn D u p l e x . 104 *-» K let. ____ Ph. I t t - I M l e x isting M.I00 m ortgage. 1 Bedroom house. kitchen Adults only. 3200 P a r k Av*., Soma Irrm a can be a r ra n g e d equip., 112-1101. Hanford. 125. Marine Supplies a f t e r re asona ble down pay 1 Bedroom furnished home, on FURN. APT. 131-1100. m ent. W e i l eld*. Call 122-4*11 a f ­ WKI.A..A APARTMENTS 114 t e r ' I. FinREOLARB, Cloth a Rvaln. 1 '. F i r s t St. NICELY F urn. 2 llr. Itouee, Bav* l#% . Fesco, KOI FURN. DUPLEX . 1 Rdrm., r e ­ 2111 P a lm r tto . 222-0:74. F re n c h Av*. t t l - K K . 11*1 8. P a rk A v *. decorated, I I I mo.. L a k e J t s l i : - 12i> an ytim e I BDRM. Cll, r i a . room, fenced Rent sup. Call 322-7111 a f t e r 4:10. TOO MUCH R O O M yard. N orth Orlando 171. mo. th r o u g h " F o r H o s t" ad*. Oe* FUn.V. APT., 1100 Mellonvllle, I t l - I O K nr l l l - l l l l . e x tr a Inoomo* OITR ANCESTORS If*. Hllp Cover*. F re e fill* mat**. All w ork g u a ran tee d . Alio, u*ed f u rn itu re , Ilemn■nta fo r tale. Adam* Decorator*. 121.t o : : . 95. Houses For Sale 95. Houses For Hate J A J 4 HANFORD AVE. I U I Z OPEN EVENINGS laoford, Florid* 123-4301 National Rgpoggcgglomg lag. *1 7 9 5 ’61 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE Vista, factory air, one owner, new Pontiac trade-in. ’1 6 9 5 FACTORY EXEC. CAR *65 TEMPEST GTO *64 PONTIAC CATALINA Sports Coupe, Venturi trim. PS, PB, turquoise mist, white top. *2 6 9 5 3 deuces, Hydromatlc, poaitrac* Hon rear axle, black cordova top, wire wheels. SAVE 2 LOTS TO SERVE YOU! 301 W . F irst S t PONTIAC M f BUIC»H[ 1501W . F irst 8L Ph.: 322-0231 SANFORD, FLA . (H P �P«ga 4A — M »y 2 0 ,1908 Wfr 9nfnf WrraTl Hospital Notes MAT IS. INS Admlstloes Connie Bridge*, Clyde Dan* gerfleld, Judy Hopkins, Louis Stanton, Warren Leroy Ste­ phenson, Hasel Tetch, Luben* ny Turner, Judy Webb, Thom­ as Oliver, Mary Shrivers, Mary E. Gallon, Sanford; Al­ phonse H. Schmidt, Norma S. Grubbs, DeBary; John Coch­ ran, Lake Mary; Rose Louise Doyle, Osteen; Rubye H. Daniels, Leesburg. Births Mr. and Mrs. Steve Davis, Sanford, a girl. Discharges Bailie Wright, Robert Mc­ Gill, Clara Davis, Pauline R. Jones, Mildred Dykes, Robert Crews, Jewell Riser, Deborah Hart, Arthur Stevans, Thelma J . Armstrong, George B. Von Do lira, Emily Lou Woodruff, August B. Peterson Jr., Ste­ ven Carver, Elisabeth Mats and baby boy, Gregory Can­ trell, Alice Margaret Jones, Judl Ross, Mary A. Obusek and baby boy, Sanford; Mar­ garet McKnlght, D e l t o n a ; Charles Fred Prevatt, Osteen; Gregory Moore, Gainesville. MAY IS, INS Admissions Thomas Ramsey, Dan Wash­ ington III, Elaine Carter, Bet­ ty Zeuli, Charles Snyder, Vir­ ginia Warnlck, Diana Gowan, Eligba Jones, Susan Osborno, Jam es Yarborough, Sanford; Charles W. Kettering, Geneva; John DeLoach, Lake Monroe. Births Mr. end Mrs. Willard Brid­ ges, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mra. Eldon Shiver, Sanford, a glrL Dischargee Leonard A. Brown, Clyde Dangerfield, Perry Davis, Lou­ ise Meriwether, Mary Stager Sanford; Nettie Perdue, Chulueta; Arthur DeYoung, Eva Stone, Longwood. MAY l«, INS Admissions Edna Adams, Rosetta Shiv­ er*, Cornelia Dean, E. B. Hudeon, Willie Ben Williams, Rubsell Neale, Jeffery Ifaupt, Sanford; Nettle Perdue, Chu luto; Marbclla Owens, Longwood; Sophie Miller, Osteen Dischargee Dorothy Karns, Elisabeth Berndt, Doris Williams, Meady Rupert Strickland, Carol Lynn Little, Elaine Carter, Diana Gowan, Thomas Ramsey, Frances Nadine Williams and baby boy, Phyllis Veach and baby boy, Sanford; Jam es G. Payne, Longwood; Ronald Riggs, Osteen. MAY II, INS Admissions Lester Robb Sr., Arthur Mack, Bessie Rose, Frank Miller, Kenneth Sprlngman, Timonthy Leonard Gordon, George Holmes, Ernest Rash, Emory Lane, Sanford; Pat­ rick Haught, Osteen. Discharges Judy Hopkins, Russell Neale, Jeffery Ilaupt, Mark Ifaupt, Mildred Newson, Douglas Gor­ don, George W. Thomas, Raymond Swallow, Ossie Heavncr, Baity Zeuli, Jam es Yarbor­ ough, Mery Shiver and baby girl, Sanford; Charles W. Ket­ tering, Geneva; Sophie Miller, Osteen; J e s s i e Boudreau, Apopka; Aline E. Carter, Co­ coa; Rubye Daniels, Leesburg. MAY II, INS Admissions Birdie Jessup, Minnie Pearl Herring, Coe P. Engle, Kim­ berly Thompklns, Arthur L. Wilson, Josephine Lord, Shir­ ley M. Alexander, Jam es Da­ vis, 8anford; Herbert Olsen, La villa MacFarlane, DeBary; Lorraine Wentworth, Lake Mary; Grant Burton, Oviedo; Leslie Gager, Bronx, N. Y. Dischargee Emory Lane, George Hol­ mes, Verllee Terrell, Lula Ran­ dall, Mary D, F arit, Mary Devis and baby girl, Sanford; Gunnsr J. Thompson, DeBary; Doris Davis, Longwood. MAY 17, INS Admissions Mable Berry, Shela Key Martin, Garfield Armstrong, Annie Mae Chambers, Fred Resden, Carolyn S t a n l e y , G rice Grey, Lenore E. Price, Albert H. Zlltrower, Edith Carpenter, Barbara F o g g , Joyce Lee, Freddie -Thomp­ son, Bernard McKinney, Fred Fond, Ssnford; Edith Trussell, DeBary; Barbara Dekle, Fern Park; Stanley Behney, Lake Mary; Shelly Ales, Defunlak Springs. Dischargee Frank Miller, Ernest Rash, Diana J. Lanier, William W. Johns Jr., Judy Webb, Ira Jackson Jr., Connie Bridges and baby boy, Arthur Mach, Sanford; Edward Earl Wood, DeBary; Elizabeth Pearson, Geneva; John Cochran, Lake Mary. ALL • • • • • • AT I. AW n o . 4SSHI UNDQUIHT. vs Plaintiff*. WILT,IE MARTI*, ft «!., a Schick • Remington • Norelco • Sunbeam NntlPS la h a r a p f slv a n lhal I. J. I- III Mill V. Hharlff ol Srnilnnla County. Klorlda, tin* Car and by v irtu e of a Ju.l*. m r n t and W rit of K itt-ullun leeuad I h . r . o n out of tha above a ntltla d Court. In the above atylad rauaa, eald W rit belnti d a te d the StH day of February, ISIS, have levied upon the follow ing deerrlbed peraonal p ro p e rty located In Kemlmilc County, Florida, tn-wlts I. I t eharea of corporate c ap ital s t o r k In Ithscn, Inc., a Flo rid a c orporation, aa the p r o ­ p e r ly of the above nam ed It*, frtid ant, W illiam K. Hmltb ( th e a m o u n t paid Into tha c o r ­ p o ra tio n for eald sharee It SII0.U0, and lh a a m ount unpaid fo r lha Issuance of eald sha res la none). S. SI eharea of corpora te c a p ita l e to r k In Shaco, Inc., a F lo r id a c orporation, a* tha ruperly of tha above named lefendant, Willie M artin (tha • m o u n t patd Into tha c o r p o ra ­ tio n fur oald sh a res Is IJIO.St, • a d lha a m o u n t unpaid for tha leeuanoe of said s h a r e s Is BOBO). On the 14th day o f Juno. t i l l , hot w ean tha le s a l hours of e e ls, la m e ly l l t S | e'clock In thd Coro boob BSd Site o'clock l a the B floraeoE, aa eald day. « t th e F r o st door o f the Courth o s e s a t S a ifo rd , Basslnala C oaety, Florida. I »|U offer for o o lt and oali to tho hleh not Mddor for oath, la hand, tho above deeorlbed prapany, as tho property o f the said Dofandanta, W illiam S . Smith sad W illie M an ia, to aattafy oald Judrm oat and W rit o f E lo c u ­ tion pursuant to Seotloa SS.lt •a d IS .lt o f tha ISIS Florida Statu tes. J. U H 0 B B 7 . S h eriff of Sem inole County, Florida. B y i Jam eo J. e io e U U r y aa D opaty Bbortff Fubtlah H ay It, <1, I f A Juao S.j t i l l S CfiH-U GOOD THRU SAT. 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U S W 90 (Lim it I) ____ SECRET Orfmitant*. n o n r w o r a n r.H iK v s b a i .k THE PRICES • Montgomery Ward Shopping Maze—-Orlande * A C , UL app. in t m b riH C M T r n i i n r n e t h is m v r i i J i 'i i i r i s t , m i c h it , in A n n v o n u k a x o k c o im T v . m .o h i i m . CELEBRATING h • 115 volt* HANFORD PLAZA Onora Rd., A 17-M IN Drua S to res Legal Notice J. J. Wlt.MON mid n o r. A. JOIN ECKERD MAY IB, IMS Admissions Raleigh Sessions, Vanessa Daigle, W 11 M e m Mitchell, Nlda Tabor, Helen Carraway, Yoma D. Legette, Charlie Dennett, Juandolyn F I e e l a Green, Ronald Jerome Ilurke, Price Heard, Kathleen Fitsgerald, Sanford; Ifans Mor­ gen, Denary; Marilyn Miller, tangwood; Martha N. Shiver, Oviedo; Cora Frick, DeLand; Florence Spoils, Orange City. Births Mr. and Mra. Dale Went­ worth, Lake Mary, n boy; Mr. and Mra. Carlton Tabor, San­ ford, e boy. Dlachargea Bernard McKinney, Kim­ b e r l y Thompklns, Freddie Thompson, Edith Jackson, C h a r l e s Snyder, Raymond Ashley, Shirley M. Alexan­ der, Rosetta Shivers, Doris J. Baron, Mildred V. Godfrey, Sanford; Jerry Cooper, Averil Coqulllette, Mamie Estelle Humphrey, ta k e Mary; Helen Inman, tangwood; Patrick Haught, Ethel M. Whldden, Osteen; Paul Goodwin, Indian River City. STORES fUmM II » ■ EXTRA HEAVY CONSTRUCTION Reg. 4.9B >1 Y l | �Moscow Attacks President For Peace Overtures Senate OKs Area College All Clock Watcher* a rt in* Tlted to attend the demlnola High School Band’s final con­ cert of th* year tonight at the Civic Center at 8:15 p.m. It'a free and you can aee for yourtelvea how much progreia these young musicians hava made during the past year. Experiment Station Also Receives Nod Sem inole County * * * * on the S t Johns R iver * * * * “The N ile o f A m erica” 5th? 9 m tfo rh » Phont 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 fe r a lh ) TALLAHASSEE (Spl.) — WEATHER: Thursday 93-68; cloudy thru Saturday, possible showers, high about 90; low tonight 70. The State Senate today plac­ ed its full stamp of approval Established 1908 FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 195 VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire on the proposed Seminole Junior College and on the ex­ pansion of the Central Flor­ ida Experiment Station on Celery Avenue at Sanford. • • • Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr., Seniora with diapers on! of Seminole County, explain­ The Oviedian, yearbook of ed the several approving pro­ Oviedo High School, shows cedures in this manner: all in its 1065 edition. The Senate appropriations Under its “senior activities" committee, in session Thurs­ section, pictures of graduates day evening, following testi­ as babies are shown. mony by Cleveland, approved in the genreal appropriations Residents of the Upsala bill $30,000 for planning the Rond section complain their Seminole Junior College and neighborhood is fast becoming $219,664 for its operation dur­ the dumping ground for all ing the second year of this atrny dogs and cats in the biennium. By Dottl* Austin The full Senate this morn­ area. By Donna Estes Seminole County stands to • • • ing approved the $75 million Bids on an additional car receive "in excess of $300,One frank “senior citizen” bend issue implementing bill, for the police department 000" In federal funds under W ’hich includes $.165,885 for has set us straight. Recently were opened at meeting of the the Elementary and Secon­ we spoke of many of the capital outluy for the Semin­ Longwood City Council Thurs­ dary Kduration Act (Public ole college. "seniors" considering themLaw 89-10) recently passed (Supt. R. T. Mil wee previ­ day evening. Submitting bids selves members of the “Pepsi were Seminole County Motors by the Congress, allocating ously had stated that, if generation." Our candid “sen­ (apparent low bidder); Hol­ $121 billion to achools of the ior citizen" admits to being funds become availalde, the ler's of Sanford and Hcintzelnation, R. T. Mllwpe, school ir. a generation, nil right, junior college could start op­ man Ford of Orlando. superintendent, tnld today. only it's the "Geritol genera­ erations in September in After p r i v a t e discussion Implication* of the act available spare in present tion." were discussed at a meeting county school buildings The among the councilmen and consultation with Police Chief in Tnllnhassee with Stale If you see Eugene U nger, ro,lo,•,; ,wou,d ihut . f 1 um,' r; Claude I-ayo, it was voted to Department of Education way this year pending artunl Ruy Dunicls or Joel Field turn bids over to the police official* and representative* construction of its facilities whizzing around town in new of various school systems the capital department for further study rports cars, wave to them. with .. funds from , ami to Councilmen Percy throughout the state. * i outluy appropriation. They won the privilege Purpose of the federal art (However, there have been White and Carl Lommlcr, giv­ WAYSIDE IMCNIC shelter on IliKhwny 17-92, tilongnitle of Lake Monroe, driving them for one week via reports the present facilities ing Ihctn power to act. Is to "strengthen and Improve junt Houth of tho 1-4 interchunge, wn« toppled at about 1:15 this ntornitiK a Kiwanis educational quiz A letter was read from City at the Sanford Naval Acad­ education quality and educa­ when an automobile driven by John L. Small, 413 Orange Avenue, skidded program Wednesday, s|>onsor* emy on Mellonvillc Avenue Engineer A. E. O'Xrall which tional opportunities in the off the road. Sheriff’s Deputy Richard lloytl (left) und Tropper C . L. cd by’ Hill Morrison of Strlck* will be available for the Jun­ stated that after revision of nation's elementary and sec­ Tomlinson investigated. (Herald Photo) land-Morrison. (ielie and Joel ior College when the Acad­ specifications for the aera­ ondary schools Including pubwill get to drive Ford LTD'* emy takes over Mayfair Inn tion and chlorination equip­ lir, private and parochial rnd Ray Daniels gets a Mus­ prior to ths start of the 1U65- ment to be added to the water acVmls." ' Vl tang. 66 school year. The Arudemy system, plana now call for Th# amount eneV school dis­ • • • placing the aerator above the cificiuls ure reported planning trict would receive will de­ Let's nil light a cundle for to confine all activities at the present water tank. Estimated pend on two factors: (1) Sonny Rnborn — our acting, Eust First Street fucility costs of all improvements to-' w Average annual current exacting mayor—take care of pi tiding addition of more tat $in,uoo. Councilman Bur_penditure per child In the en­ yourself, Sonny—we'io run­ rlusacs in the next couple of Ion Ferrell was authorized to tire state and (2) number of ning out of commissioners. | years, when junior grades obtain further details on the school age children In the dis­ • I h would operate at the Mellon- matter. trict from families with an­ in other action, council de­ A finance committee to re­ rd chairman of a sub-coin- nual inrome* of lea* than 62,lly Jane Casselberry Sanford Kuvul Academy ville Avenue plant.) midshipmen got n reul bang Cleveland also reported the cided to donate $500 to the A concerted effort to aid reive and disliursa funds rais­ | mittcc to formulate plans for 000 and those families receiv­ out of a musical quiz pro­ full Senate this morning a|>- (ire department, at recom­ r e s i d e n t s of Casselberry, ed was set up consisting of 1a benefit bail. ing more than $2,000 annually gram presented at tho school proved appropriations for the mendation of Mayor David R. whose homes fell victim last •he heads of participating | Also being rnnsideled to ifiom the program of Aid to Wentworth, to In? used toward groups. Anyone wishing to \\ ednesday by those two vet­ Central Florida Experiment | wind-up the diive on July 6 Dependent Children. eran showmen, Charlie Mor­ Station in the amount of 1purchase of another emer­ weekend to the devastating contribute may send •luna­ • • • sinkhole, wus launched Thursgency vehicle with remainder tions to “ Helping Hand,'' Cas­ is an all-day event at Little rison und Harry K u d c 11. $117,01)0 for an office and lab­ "One-half of the first, mul­ Proves this talented duo uro oratory building, $40,000 for of moneys needed to be raised day night at the Casselberry selberry. or leuve them with ; League Hull I'ark. C. L. Coop- tiplied by the second would Woman's Club by representa­ by the fire department; the town clerk, Mrs. Mary | ei, of Seminole Little Lea- l» the amount for which a of the Pepsi generation. lund acquisition and $31,000 Instructed C i t y Manager tives of 13 Seminole County Hawthorne, in the tmmicipul • • • for n “head house" (furnuce j gue, offered the assistance of local district (county) would John Farina to draw up sjwc- organintions und many inter- annex. First grader* nl Pinecrest building). I the organization in putting on ha eligible. Amounts have nut < steil individuals, The bill approved by the iiications for a new tractor Juts for lecriving contlihuSchool all turned into jolly yet been determined, hut Tho fund raising project tions will lie plucrd ill atcu 1Ihe affair, little animals Thursduy as full Senate this morning ulso and accessories, and, Seminole'* share Is estimated has been dubbed “Helping Appointed Councilmen White Mrs. Edwuld Fender, pres­ at more than $300,000," Milbusinesses by the Veteians of they presented a circus pro­ includes $7.0 million in first Foteign Wars I’ost 11)050 and ident of the Woman's Club of wee said. gram including monkeys, ele­ priority construction and $3.5 and II. L. Helms to study and Hand." The victims wore forced to I.ions Club, A donation box phants and everything. Two ndllion for second priority for make recommendations on "The local school Ixiard The victims were formed to ulso will lie located in the Casselberry, stated the club shows were given. One of the new state university to be possible appointments to the was foregoing the usual rent­ would use the funds ns it sees evaruatn four a t t r a c t i v e zoning board. vicinity of the disaster scene. al of the building for the use fit for the licnefil of 'de­ our Clock Winder* recalls located on SR 620 in Orange Acting Council Chairman homes on Northinnor Itoad playing tho part of a carrot County three miles south of Ralph I’ark, owner of Land of the committee for meet­ prived' o r 'disadvantaged' which were damaged by the in a first grade play once Oviedo at the Seminole Coun­ Lommlcr urged citizens in the student," Mil wee explained. O' Lnkrs Country Club, offer- ings. community to attend and offer uncx|icctrd phenomenon and ty line. upon a time. When funds are appropri­ id use of club facilities for a in the ruse of Mr. and Mrs. Other organizations offer­ assistance for the benefit din­ • • • ated by the Congress the golf tournament, swimming Itirhard Hozolsky completely ing their ro-operutiun were ner being sponsored by the Tom Cook, the dog catcher, and a larhecuo on Kumluy, American la*glon Memorial U. S. Office of Kdnrntion will committee which has been demolished. allocate the money to the hud better choose earlier formed to raise funds to as­ Alderman Edward l-unn June 6. The Men's Golf As­ I’ost 256 ami Auxiliary, Cas­ State Department of Educa­ sociation will sU|icrvis« the houra to go out searching for selberry Community Methodsist Mrs. Sue nrabazon with was elected chairman of the doga. Wednesday night he ist Church, Ascension Luther­ tion, which will have tha re­ payment of medical expenses. committee and Hubert Miller, event. wua tooling around In his Mis. linn Mount, of the an Chuieh, Semiliolu County sponsibility of seeing that the SACRAMENTO (UPI) — The dinner is srhedulcd for president of the South Sem­ truck in the Muyfuir section Young Woman's Cluti of Chandler of Commerce und purposes of the act are car­ inole Juyrees, wus nunied vice Saturday at the City Park be­ An anti-bare breast bill was ried out. The Imard must looking for a child-biting dog. South Seminole, wus appoinl- VFW Auxiliary J005U. rhulrmun. killed by a California as- ginning at 4 p m. It was lut« at night, and his sembly committee after Eueh organization is asked present Hi own plan of up­ flashlight b u m , p o k i n g to have a representative to grading education to the state members said they ahonld around on tha lawns, disturb­ plan the events at a meeting for approval. "study the subject more." • • • ed one citizen. This citisen re­ at H p.m. Monday at the The measure would have Milw-ce aaiil he expect* that ported to tha police that a Wontun’s Club on Ovcrbiook made it Illegal for a tavern auspicious truck was cruising a meeting will be called Drive. owner to require a waitress around in tha araa, and asked “soon" in Tallahassee with the police to check it out. But to expose her breast or th* directors of Instruction of DISASTER REPORT wear merely a transparent It waa just Tom, doing hi* covering. the counties to plan and work Geiger counter test for a second time GIVEN GOV. HUItNH TONOPAH, Nev. (UPI) — "Nuclear duty. Thursday before entering the contest Ned," who tusy have an atomic tiger in TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — on guidelines to be followed • • • "The needle on the Geiger went all the The atate will study legal in preparing projects under his tank, won the Nevada frog jumping The Sanford Herald i» well P air Indicted way to the top," said Mr*. Hsmsnn, "but I ramifications of a request fur the provisions of th* act. contest Thursday with a lead of IB feet, 9 On May 27 Milwee and W. known in top Navy circles, it For M urder wouldn't say he it radioartive heratt* I $52,610 to finance repair inches. was learned through ths don't know how to interpret a Griger work and aid to families af­ W. Wharton, director of guid­ Sometime between now and Sunday, Charles A. Cirack, 22, and grapevine today. Tha Ilerald’a Richard V. White, 24, both of "Nuclear Ned" will be spirited by car into counter." fected by a sinkhole in Cas­ ance and testing, will go to Bill Vincent Jr. was on hand Titusville, Thursday were In­ California by a accrel route to compete in There had been some speculation whe­ selberry in Seminole County. Tallahassee to meet with rep­ to shoot tha arrival of the dicted for first degree mur­ the international Calaveras County frog ther the possibly “hot" frog could lerally The report was submitted resentatives of the U. S. Of­ Navy's second in command, der in the May • slaying of an jumping contest. be entered into competition. Hut Mrs. Ha- by Sanford engineer William fice of Education in a work­ Adm. lloracio Rivero, at Oviedo man, Motes Jackson, mann ruled “Nurlrar Ned" could “because l^ffler to Sen. Mack Cleve­ shop session designed to as­ "Wt will not divulge the route because SNA8. Seem* tha Admiral 45. nuclear fission it a product of Nevada." land and Rep. if. J. Davis, of sist county schools in draw­ of implied threats of Calif. Gov. Edmond waa voicing some objection to "Nuclear Ned" outjuinped "Wfcshoe Seminole County, and also to ing up new desegregation A Volusia County grand jury (j. Hrown'a militia," explained Joy lla"ail this picture taking and returned the indictment. The mann, who waa appointed Nevada's frog Zephyr" from Keno (U feet, 8 inches) and Gov. llaydon Hums' office plans that will meet th* guidelines of tha Civil Rights publicity" until ha waa assur­ alleged attempted robbery commissioner by Gov. Grant Sawyer. "Lady of the Evening," a representative of and to the attorney general. ed by Adm. Robert Goldth- and alaying occurred in Voluthe small counties (11 feet, 3 Inches) to win Before deciding whether to AcL California official* have issued no The new plan for desegre­ wait*, commander of Fleet aia County. Trial date haa not immediate word on th* frog’* itatus. th* state title. provide the funds, the state gation of county achools must Air Jacksonville, that "it’a been aet yet. Mrs. Ilamann vowed to carry the case must make sure the way is Th* two-pound frog from Clark Coun­ alright , . . Sanford is th* to the Supreme Court, if netessaty, so clear legally and obtain re­ be aubmitud through th* ty waa transported hers from near Las best Navy-publicity town in Z-z-z-z-zip ! ! ! "Nuclear Ned" could compete Sunday in lease! from property owner* atate office to the national Yagas in s lead container because it was tha United States." How and resident* of tbs area in office by June It, Milwee the California contest at Angel's cair.p. feared that “Nuclear Ned" might b* radio­ WASHINGTON (UPI) said. about that? Th* annual event was made famous by order to begin repair work. The Po*t Office baa an answer active. * e * Mark Twain’s century-old story, "The The frog captured near th* Nevada Tha report, produced by a for people who can't remem­ HOUSE APPROVES Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras learn of expert* ordered to TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Fleet Reserve will hold a ber their alp code. It announc­ test site—where nuclear testa are conduct­ County." the scene by the Governor, The House passed and sent to "bond night" Friday evening ed publication of an 1,116 ed by the Atomic Energy Commission— a t their headquarters on th* page, four and aaa-half pound “glowed la the dark like a firefly," said Ths contest draws entries from ss far said tbs eoliapa* resulted th* Saaata today a bill au­ from th* surface soil caving thorizing Saaiaola County to lakefront First bonds sold is national d p code directory. Mrs. Hsmtnn. •way as Europe and Hawaii. jtba 9100,000 drive for a new The Post Office said It was a Nye County Sheriff George Barra In­ The current international three-jjmp into a subteranenn limestone sell surplus property to vol­ Icavern. (gioma will be distributed. sisted that “Nuclear fe d " be subjected to s record ia 17 feet, 1V4 Inches. [bargain at $7 a copy. unteer lira departments. New Federal School Aid Studied $300,000 Seen For All County Institutions Sanford Firm Low Bidder On Lonawood Car Aid Is On The Way Helping H and' U nderw ay Solons To Study 'Subject* More Russ Claim Aggression MOSCOW (UPI)—The Soviet Union, In Its 6tron*. est attack on President Johnson to date, turned down his recent offer to improve relations between Wash­ ington and Moscow. An official statement issued by the Tass news agency declared no agree­ ment with the Soviet Un­ ion is possible while the ••• United S t a t e s pursues policies of "aggression rm vA anil intervention in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic. « • • On May 7, in a speech mark­ ing the anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe, Johnson said "we must work toward agreement with the Soviet Union." The long Tass statement, which carried the official force of the Kremlin, declared* "No one should expect that it is possible to interfere in the internal affairs of Inde­ pendent state*, provoke armed conflicts now here, now there, commit acta of aggression ngnlnst socialist countries nnd at the same time talk about some kind of agreements with the Soviet Union, about end­ ing tensions." • • • Diplomatic observers said the T h s * sttnlemrnt reflected a new chill in Sovict-Americnn relations which could he turn­ ing bsck the clock to the days immediately following the Cutain crisis of 1962. Only six months ago, John­ son nnd Soviet lenders were talking about an exchange of visit*. Till* possibility a p p e a r s dead for the foreseeable fu­ ture, the observers snid. Throughout the statement, Tns* repeatedly referred to Johnson by nsme In what was considered the strongest per­ sonal attack aguinsl tho Presi­ dent so far. tommies Force Stale Of Siege In Colombia New Rival LONDON (UPI)—The Flon aia citrus industry has a new rival in its efforts to crack the European market. Aus­ tralia has won a long-term ex­ port agreement to ship its oranges to France. Countdown CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) The countdown got underway today for a third attempt to send a 200-pound project fire spacecraft on a 500-mlie hop into space to measure the re­ entry heat moonships will face. Guests Routed DETROIT (UPI) - A fivealarm fire at the 920-room Statlcr Hilton Hotel in down­ town Detroit early today rout­ ed nearly 1,000 guest* and felled eight firemen f r o m smoke inhalation and exhaus­ tion. Detrimental TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The State Development Com­ mission says passage of fed­ eral legislation permitting union shops in slates with right to-work laws would ba detrimental to ita efforts in attracting new Industry to Florida. Human Error? CAIRO (UPI)—Human «rror or faulty landing flaps pro­ bably caused tha crash of a Pakistani jetliner in desert wasteland near the Cairo Alt* l*°rt. preliminary invcitigalions indicated today. Four Americans were among tha 119 persons killed in the dis­ aster. Forces Ready BOGOTA, Colombia fUPI)— WASHINGTON (U PI)-Tha The government of President United States is laying the ba­ Guillermo Leon Valencia lo sis for large-scale introduc­ day declared a slate of siege tion of American combat forc­ In Colombia. es into South Viet Nam if they The decree prohibited public arc nerded to hold the ares manifestations and ordered against the Communists. Tha drastic measures to "rce.tab-1 , u of ‘c,curln« ... ... , , . „ | °nd enlarging a number of lUh public and social order." | strategic port and air base The decision was announced locations. at 4 a. m. after a cabinet meeting that started Thurs n , . , day afternoon to discuss re Iv C d S AmbUSn cent clashes between police i and students in Bogota and, 11r , n t L O IlV O y Medellin. | DA NANG. South Viet Nam A curfew was Imposed and •(UPI)— Communist Viet Cong local official* were granted I RUm|„a!l , mbu,hcd a U. S. authority to keep tho peace .. . , They also were empowered , C°nV°y ‘ fcW m,le* halt or limit the sale of al from ,h,» a,r l,n*« M **. «nd cohol. kept the Leathernecks pinned Censorship was imposed on down for an hour by small both radios and ncwspa|>cra ar„M f(re '° rb‘,ll,1?“ S T l0, dU,r,bu'e The only American casualty new* "(ending tu create . . . alarm, alter public order oi *■» ,hu l^'Utenant in charge Impede the full establishment of the convoy, who waa hit of order." In the chest. ‘Nuclear Ned* Wins 'Hot' Frog Causing States Rift RED HOT S IZZLIN G SPECIALS! NEW ’65 IMPALA 4 I)R. WHW Tilt EH LIHT >3262.66 POWER STEER WHEEL COVERS DISCOUNT 662.91 2 SPEED WIPERS SALE »272frM EZ I WINDSHIELD mWEKGI.IDR NEW ’65 BEL AIR 4 DR. POWERGLIDE, WHW TIRES LIST 63016.66 2 HP. WIPEIIH. WHEEL COVERS DISCOUNT 466.66 EZ-I WINDSHIELD SALE *2525* NEW ’65 CORVAIIT m ONZAT CPE. 116 H.P. ENGINE KZ-I WINDSHIELD W8W TIRES LIST 12466.66 DISCOUNT 666.66 SALE »219frM HOLLER MOTOR SALES Sad ft PALMETTO >26-6711 2667 PARK Dft. >26-6661 � 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, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 20, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 20, 1965. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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O U R TH A N K S TO THE f o l l o w in g MRS. J. M. T A I1 B T — Preildcnt MRS. C LY D E R A M S E Y — Vic* I’ret. f ir m s a n d IN D IV ID U A L S FOR Y O U R W O N D E R F U L A S S IS T A N C E J. Brnilcy Odltnm n. R. Owens Gulf Service Jos. M. Shlfalo, A IA Moxley Garage Mrs. Robert S. Wilson M. R. Strickland TUrk." Ifeic'n—Wilson "SHfrliVm Mr*. Frances Wilson Leahy Florida Power A Light Co. Mr. Itamlnll finis* ---------------T re y - S ftu tr ‘S I o r e ........... Rose A Wilks Kestnurnnt Rinker Materials Co. Hill f.omlier Company Joe’s Lnumtry A .. MRS. GORDON HRISSON— Recording See. MRS. W. LeM A R M ERED ITH — Correi. Sec. Dry Cleaning Florida Stole flank Knmpf Title Company Mr. Ifarry Took# ITar-Car Aluminum Company Jim Hunt Renlly flhrpnrd Oil Company Sanford Herald llinson & Hearn Plumbing Co. Kilgore Seed Company Adams Painting Co. PInccrest Inn Ornnnientnl Stone Works Co. Slenslrom Realty Chun King Foods Corp. Mr. Ned Julian O.K. Tire Store Gator I.umlier Co. Mm. S. C. nirkemoci MeRoherts Tire Co, Mrs. Peter 8. Roy Sanford Atlantic flank Wilson-Muier Furniture Co. Stelnmeyer Roofing Co. E. H. Wood E. J. Moughton, Jr. Rert Foster. Landscape Architect Poll Bros. Steel Co. Sanford Linoleum & Tile Co. Mr. T. R. Rittenmar Mr. Homer Osborne A. B. Peterson, Sr. Mr. T. E. Tucker Seminole Printing Co. Mr. W. A. Patrick Holcomb Hitter Service Mr. Donald Farrena Stine Machine Company Mr. Henry A. Slmpeoo Campbell Cabinet Co. Vikon Tile Company Dekle Gulf Service Mrs. F. G. Terkes .. u A P™ MRS. B. R. CRUMLEY— TrvM urer Dear Friends: The officers and members of The Sanford Garden -eitrlrvvihh"Urtak e this opportunity to express' our deep and grateful appreciation to our many benefactors. Your many generous gifts of love, labor, time, talent, money, materials and encouragement have made our dreams fo r a Sanford Garden Center a reality. Special recognition is given to Mr. J. Brafley Odham, donor o f the property; Mr. J. Shifalo fo r the building plans; the Seminole County Commissioners for assistance in acquiring deeds fo r the property; Mr. Bert Foster, landscape architect, and Mr. E. R. Wood, the General Contractor fo r our new home. You are cordially invited to attend our Open House, Wednesday, April 21 at 2 p.m. Gratefully, Mr*. D. K. Donnas Building Chslmaa Mr*. Mrs. Mr*. Mr*. Mr*. Mr*. Mr*. Mrs. Mra. Mr*. W. L. Gramkow, Jr. Volta William*, Hr. C. W. Bakar Herbert Moreland Robert Johnaoa Irving Pryor §. L. Wlggina Jaa Pack Blanton Owaoa Chnriaa Gala .... �1 P*°mU*4> **t T i Fire Chief Meek N. Cleve­ land, Sr. w ill tell the J a y ceei about hla 45 years with the Sanford Fire Department Drought Causes Critical Citrus Situation Here Red Infiltration Up In Viet Nam -McNamara WASHINGTON (U P I) Defenie Secretary Robert S. ic Center Thuraday. McNamara reported today • • • that Communist Infiltration in­ Capt. James O. Mayo la be­ to South Viet Nam had "In ­ ing honored by civic leader* creased at a high rate" in re­ at a luncheon Monday and cent months. we're aura Mra. Mayo will be He said that the war effort there, too. However, the N a­ against the Reda would be val Officera Wlvea are plan­ stepped up to counteract the ning a apeclal farewell cele­ "high-level" o f Infiltration of bration fo r Mra. Mayo, hermen and equipment. aelf, In the form of a tea at McNamara talked with news­ 2 p.m. Thuraday. men at Andrews AFB, Md., • • • after an overnight flight from The d o lin g o f the M ayfair Honolulu where he presided Inn and motel aa tourlat over a high-level conference quarter* may well have un­ of U. S. official* and military expectedly "excellent" releaders. aulta. The lack o f any large The defense chief waa to re­ facility o f thla kind In San­ ford will give Sanford'a city port to President Johnson at commlaalonera a flrat rat* the White House. Secretary of aelling point to attract a State Dean Rusk and Mereally outatandlng motel- George Bundy, Johnson’s na­ boatel • reataurant-nlghtclub tional security adviser, also facility fo r the lakefront ma­ were to attend. McNamara declined to com­ rina development. ment on the outlook for the • • • Having a facility right on future in South Viet Nam or Lake Monro* will give the on what be would tell John­ Sanford Naval Academy a son. He said that the air strikes fin * apot to put their Increaaingly large fleet of against North Viet Nam had boat* of all kind*. They have tended to overshadow the im­ aallboata, motor boata, whale portance of th* war in the boat* and rowing ahella— all south and the neceauty to de­ good training equipment fo r feat Red insurgents whose elm th* young mariner*. On* o f waa to subvert and overthrow the** daya w* may expect to the Saigon government. Th* Honolulu meeting di­ ace aome exciting competitive rected its attention, he said, event* on th* lake. * * * to stepi for bolstering the Sanford Naval Academy'* South Vietnamese forces. McNamara said that those maacot goat, Snag II, got In­ to aome aever* difficult!** forces "su ffer from a strength th* other night when a pack disadvantage" relative to the of doga jumped the fence of guerrillas. They outnumber Snag'* pen and attacked him. the guerrillas about..five to They chewed him up rather one whereat experience Indi­ badly, but th* aturdy maacot cates a ratio of about ten to aeema to b* recovering from one ia needed to defeat Insur­ hi* wound*. gents. * * * at their luncheon at the Civ­ In caa* Clock Watcher* 'HANGMAN* don't get the connection — TOKYO (UP1>—Communist the goat's name — Snag — China today accused the Unit­ j i very clever play on let­ ed States o f escalating the ter*. It atanda fo r Sanford war in Viet Nam. The Chinese N aval Academy Goat. Cute, described President Johnson huh? as a "hangm an." * • # The Peking charge followed Police Chief Roy G. WU- • Communist Chinese state­ llama, who Thuraday begin* ment Tuesday urging the alx month* o f inactive duty Chlneie people to begin "full pending retirement on Oct. 1, preparations" to tend volun­ la reported bedded with a teers to fight In Viet Nam. aerloua ear Infection. Report* aay the venerable William* PROWLERS elected to aU y home rather SAIGON (U P I) - U. 8 . N a­ than enter the hoapltal aa vy fighter planes prowltd the auggeated. skies over North Viet Nam be­ e * * fore dawn today, raking two Geneva and Chuluota teen­ Communist truck convoys with ager* will w iggle and wobble a barrage of rocket and can­ to “ the Jerk" and other non fire. mode* o f modern dance Sat­ It waa the aaventh consecu­ urday night. Chuluota teen­ tive day of around-the-clock ager* are ataglng a dance raids on North Vietnam*** from S to 12 Saturday at th* territory. American Legion Hall. Mua- f c - t v by - Th* prire-wlnnlng "Im pellaa" will provide the muaic at Geneva for a teenage dance at the Community Hall. H arry Wilkin, Sonny Kenton, Clifford Cohen and LarTy TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Holloway make up the combo Ignoring pleas to hold th* line that 1* becoming very popu­ on spending, senators flooded lar In thla area. the legislative hopper today a • * with appropriations bills, in­ Pretty Bobbie Lee Watcluding o m to spend iso.ooo kina, o f Caaaelberry, will rep* for a permanent headquarters reaent Seminole County In building la Florida foe the Junth* "M ia* Florida Flam *" Chamber of Commerce Inter­ conteat in Jacksonville next national. month. Th* Caaaelberry Vol­ Sea. Mack Cleveland, of unteer F ir* Department be­ Sanford, said Florida may 'os* lieve* Bobble haa a good the world Ja/ce* headquarters chance o f winning th* atate if it is mil provided with suit­ title. So do w*. able quarter*. Th* state ap­ propriation would have to b* matched by a similar amount of money o " land and build­ ings by a city wanting the headquarters. Cleveland Plugs JC Hq. Building 4 » Longwood Shop Burglary Told J. M Enterprise*, Longwood Plata television and radio aalea ahop, waa broken into Monday night and marchandle* valued at approxi­ mately $1,200 waa taken, ac­ cording to S heriff J. L. Hob­ by today. The a b erlffa report eaid entry waa gained through th* front door o f the building, which face* on Hwy. 17-02. Six televiaioa seta worth approximately |760, fiv e ra­ dio* worth about 1200, and other eqaipamat and petty cash, total value about 1200, was reported misaiag by Seminole County * * * * ( H it ? * Phona to Um Senate. 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 Lack o f rain during April ia cauning a critical situation in Seminole County citrus growing. " I f there is no rain within a week citrua produc­ tion will lie cut," Charles Williams, Assistant county agent, anid today. "Small fruit is falling from the trees and citrus leaves are curling up," he said. • • • A t the same time, For­ est Rungcr A1 Harris is­ sued an urgent warning, ) W E A T H E R : Tuesday high 89, low 61; rain expected tonight and Thursday; high Thursday high 80s; low tonight in 60s. VOL. 67 United Press Leased W ire Established 1008 W EDNESDAY, A P R IL 21. I960 SANFORD, F LO R ID A NO. 173 USO Placed 'On Its Own' Local 'Club' Will Operate Independently By Detti* Austin ganisation (USO) is now "on its own" volunteers and coun­ cil members were told at the annual appreciation dinner at Civic Center Tuesday evening. Until the present the local organisation had been under the direction of Maj. Kimber Cox, of the Salvation Army, USO director in the Orlando office. Under new national poll* cles, the Orlando office is be­ ing closed. Open hours at the local USO have been cut to four days a week, Thursday through Sun­ day, and will be dependent on the community for aupport. "H owever, lin e* the Sanford Naval Air Station conititutei an ‘ impact area,' the Sanford USO will receive a subsidy from the national United Ser­ vice Organisation amounting to more than $5,000 a year," Major Cox laid. "W * could not exist without the volunteer assistance that w* receive. There I* no aubatitute for th* spirit o f com­ munity co-operation,1' Major Cox noted. William Fraasa, council se­ cretary and master of cere­ monies, and Richard Barnett, council president, commended local clubs, church groups, Navy wives clubs, fraternal organisatlons, home demonstra­ tion clubs, Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, Coun­ ty Commission, City Commis­ sion, USO hostesses, American Legion and Florida Power and Light Company for donations of money, time, and services to keep the local USO func­ tioning for the benefit of ser­ vicemen. Main address was given by Commissioner Norman S. Marshall (retired), former na­ tional commander of the Sal­ vation Army and a member ol the board of governors of the USO. . - C »«m tc > '.«K r ifarsfcaiHIes' cribed how the USO was bom and bow it became Integrated with the Salvation Army. In recognition of the 100th year anniversary of the Salvation Arm y this year, he told how the work of the Army spread around the world Into 75 coun­ tries. Marshall described Salva­ tionists as "sparks blown by the winds of God." Special commendations were given by all the speakeri to Mrs. Mary Washburn, who is now axacutive director of the local USO under the new au­ tonomy. Mrs. Washburn said that more than SO0 servicemen arc entertained at the local club each weekend, "with many mora on holiday weekends." appealing for a atop to all burning, Tw o Indictment* on* fo r murder and the other for rape, war* returned Tuesday by the Seminole County grand jury sitting fo r the spring court session. Th* jury returned an In­ dictment o f second degree murder against Mra. Bavarly Alewine, 22, In the A pril 15 slaying of her husband, Tony. Mrs. Altwlna is* pre­ sently free on $6,000 bond. A true bill waa returned against Jimmie Drumwright, 18, and Israel Gilley, 17, fo r tha February assault o f a young achool glrL Trial date* hav* not yat been act. These were tha only two cases to be presented to th* grand jury bsfor* It r*c*aa*d. I t is subject to m a l l at any tlm*. Clifford E. Barber served aa foreman and Robert H. Powell la dark. Sanford's United Service Or­ the n su vA Mrs. Alewine Indicted For Mate's Death Seat Belts NEW STATU S o f tlie local United Service o X in lra tlo n in Sanford waft announced at the annual appreciation dinner at the Civic Center Tues­ day. From left are Richard Harnett, president o f the USO Council; Mrs. Mary Washburn, now ekecutive director; Mra. Marshall and Commlsslqper Norman, Marshall, momber o f th*f U'tO Board o f Governors and fun.ter. nu v .1 .'MTunu Vder o f the Salvation Army. t Herald Photo) TALLAH ASSEE (UPI) — Tha Hous* public aafaty committ#* approved a bill today requiring all U N aad other later modal a m * gold in Ftor ids to Hava salt belli install ed la lb * front seats. New Try Seen On Succession Bi TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) A second attempt was expect­ ed in the House today to push through a n administrationbacked bill to allow Florida governors to succeed them­ selves. The measure Is expected to sociation (F E A ) is known, face slid opposition from con­ however, aa a powerful lob­ servatives and the adminis­ bying Instrument. A bill which would have per­ tration although most legisla­ mitted Florida cities to In­ tors generally concede that corporate nearby suburban teachers deserve raises. areas at will without approv­ The Florida Education As­ al of resldenti in tha areai D ie House killed the guber­ natorial succession bill Tues­ day with «fl " y e s " and 03 "n o " votes, considered a de­ finite setback for the admin­ istration of Gov. ila>don Burns, M ONTREAT, N. C. (U P I) tha Southern Presbyterian Although the governor did — A proposed merger with Church, Is the second largest Reformed Church In Presbyterian body In the na­ not Introduce the measure or tha actively aupport It. he said America was to be the key tion with 050,000 members. publicly that he Jibed Jim. idea issue J>_resented_ durtng_ the l*ol 'L l!'* -United- ■I'trs.hutecian. and would be disappointed if annual six-day meeting o f the Church In th# U. S. A., with he was not included in lls pro­ Southern P r e s b y t e r i a n nearly two million member*, Churrh's General Assembly la laiger. visions. Membership In the Reform­ A total of 68 "y e a s " were which cunvrned here today. died In a legislative commit­ tee Tuesday. Th* bill, powerful opposed Florida by the Council ol 100, was voted down by the Ho u« • general committee. legislation Presbyterians Study M erger needed tn pass the measure since It would amend the Constitution. Meanwhile, administration leaders were reported trying to plug the "hold-thc-tino" dam on spending and taxes which may have been cracked as the governor's $1.2 million World's Fair exhibit bill clear­ ed the Legislature Tuesday. Opponents In the Senate shouted when the measure was passed that it would open the floodgates to spending and thui new taxes. Sure enough, a MB million teacher pay raise bill was in­ troduced in th* Senate Tuesday. Governor Quits For Senate Post C O LU M B IA, BjC. ( U P I ) — Gov. Donald Russell resigned today to accept appointment to th* U S . Senate, succeed­ ing th* U t* Olin D. John­ ston. Lt. Gov. Robert E. McNair will b* sworn in as governor Thursday b*for* • joint ses­ sion o f th* UgUlatura, when Rua**U’* resignation haramai effective. McNair thm w ill Immedi­ ately appoint th* M-y*ar-old State Gives S b r a l f t Fire Alert on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America** A YOUNG LADY mint entertain herself while •waiting her busy mother. Herald photographer Bill Vincent Jr. spotted six-year-old Cathy Cas­ selberry doing just thst . . . snd, using a tele­ photo lens, saspped these pictures from a dis­ " I f w * were to bring th* United into Presbyterian conversations Church at this state, jt_ would *«t_ ua back several more year*." Hall predieted the commit­ tee’s report would be approv­ ed by the assembly, despite "soms strong opposition." Tha gsntral assembly will consider a number o f other proposal*, Including at least five overtures questioning its right to "instruct" at It did last year when It asked pres­ byteries to absorb all Negro churches and ministers within their geographical boundaries. ed church numbers approxi­ mately 250,000 persona In the New Ynrk-Pennsylvania and Midwest arras. The committee o f 24 was to recommend against ex ­ panding the "conversations" to includs tha United Presby. terlans because th* larger church la now Involved In m rrger conversations with five other Protestant bodies. "W e've been in conversa­ tion* with th* Reformed church now for thrr* years," said I)r. Warner I.. Hall, senior minister o f th* Cov­ enant Presbyterian Church in H O LLYW O O D (U P I ) — Charlotte and a member o f Gov. Haydon Burns told a th* committee. convention Tuesday night that he has "mada a college education fo r *vary young Floridan who la intellectually capable ■ personal goal af my administration." "Thera must b* ia our uaIvenltlea total dadication to excellence," Burn* added In an addraaa to tha annual m**ting o f tha Florida Fed­ eration o f Women's Clubs. “ And there must b* ne burgeoning bureaucracy that fattens itself at tha expanse o f the students, tha teaching faculties, educational equip­ ment and ultimately, the teapayer." Bum* reiterated hie Inten­ tance of 160 feet. Cathy squirmed sround ths tion a f boo*ting tha Haydon top of the family bus while her mother, Herald Bum* Schalarahlp Founda­ correspondent Jane Casselberry, was typing out tion next year with another a hot news story in the newspaper office. ant i m a f ( * n t * « r ' i holla. — * i «« A committee o f 12 South­ ern Presbyterians and 12 o f th# Reformed Church was ex­ pected to ask for authorisa(Hanfnrd's Rev. Grover C. Sewell Jr., ut Flrat Peeshylerian Church, and Rev. Thomas H. Mskla. o f the Presbyterian Church of th* Corcnsnt, are delegates to the Montreal convention.) lion to draft a plan o f union which would become effective "no later than 1M 8." The proposal could be ap­ proved by a simple majority o f the 400 delegates expected here. Th# Presbyterian Church in the U. S., otherwise known as Burns Renews Education Vow Harris said the county Is suffering from an extremely serious dry period. He aald there has been no rain since March 30 and that only an ap­ proximate three inches fell during that month. Already, Harris aald, the county has had 64 wildfires as compared to H for the whole of 1B64. A total o f 771 acres haa burned over to date this year compared to 458 for all of last year. The ranger stressed the fact that although grass i i green. It holds no moisture and will burn readily If touched off. I f burning ia necessary, rangers will assist upon ap­ pointment and Harris asks (hat tha fire towers b* con­ tacted In advance by those who find It necessary to burn trash or acreage at this tim*. Williams said citrua la th* only crop being severely af­ fected by the current drouth. But he laid vegetable crops, such aa beans and young cab­ bage, are being irrigated through Um underground sys­ tem. He said irrigation o f citrus, If it becomes necessary, will be aa extremely expensive process. "Vegetable growers use the old underground tile drainage system for Irrigation purposes but citrus growers would hav* to move equipment into the grovea," Williams said. j Commencement TALLAH ASSEE (U P I ) — Commencement exercise* w ill be hald April 22 for a record graduating class o f 1,234 at Florida State University. Re-elected D UBLIN (U P I ) - Prem ier Sean F. Latnass, who cam­ paigned for a "modern Ire ­ land," waa re-elected by P ar­ liament today. The vote waa 72-67. Talks Go On WASHINGTON (U P I ) — President Johnson m et again today with Italian Prem ier Atdo Mom to continue tbalr talks aa a wide rang* af sub­ ject* o f common interest to the two countries. School Funds TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) — The Cabinet released $272,000 for (he state's off-campus stud for the state's o ff • campus atudy program and $35,000 fo r an emergency classroom at th* University of Florida. Fair Reopens NEW Y O R K (U P I ) — A rib­ bon was cut, 500 balloons w ar* lotted and ancient Swiss can­ non* boomed n salute signal­ ing the start of tbo 110$ ver­ sion of th* New York W orld's Fair. ‘No Fishing* TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) — The state haa erected a vir­ tual "n o fishing" alga to keep th* City o f Miami from ang­ ling la the affair* o f tha HerId* Power and Light Company. Th* State Public UtOltiaa Cotam lnkxi told th* city to hoop M IA M I ( U P I ) — A top fedhands off th* big com paay'i era! narcotics agent and two Miami detectives were to he records snd book*. charged form ally today with accepting bribes from a nar­ NEW ARK, N . J . (U P I) —A cotic* pusher who turned in­ 39 ycir-old woman former. Th# pusher reported he had of her chlldraa set up a deal to pay tha men car la which thay $2,000 a month to "keep o ff •nger* went out of and collided head-on with • the heat." Federal narcotics agents tractor mailer. Flvo other per­ from Washington and Atlanta sons were injured la th* acci­ and city police swooped down dent on U. S. Routs 1 near the on th* three men and tha in­ Newark A irp o rt former In a trap set at hla apartment Tuesday. Eugene Marshall, 39, chief o f___tji# __ Jfedejal__NitTPlLc*. T O ttf Buresu fo r south Florida since 1D5S, and Detective 8gt. Detective. today sought a mo­ Frank Fountain, 39, head of tive In the cas* o f a young the city pul Ire vice squad, had mother accused o f strangling Just accepted $130 in marked her four children, then attempt­ hills from th* pusher, accord­ ed suicide. The cas* unfolded after ing to rolica Chief W alter Headly. playmates aald they hadn't Detective Rooievrlt Trem ­ tern Marcia Hambey, 6, bar ble, 34, also a member o f the brother. Mark, 7, and th* twovice squad, waa In th* apart­ year-old Hambey twins, K e l­ ment and waa arrested. ly and Kraig, all day. Officers Held In Dope Bribe Family Dies Mother Accused Of Slaying Four SPRUCE - UP Vow Home — With — A Handy Homo Improvement Ln u Bnrrow Up To $5000 — Up To 8 Years To Pay Call Ralph PeioM Or Jim Doucatta TtltphoM 322-1111 f F L O R ID A S TA TS B A N K M a r r i U �------ - YOU SAVE M O ST A T T IP TOP CHUCK CHUCK ROUND BONE SHOULDER BONELESS FULL CUT ROUND BONELESS OVEN LEAN ALL MEAT CLUB FLO R ID A G RADE MA ” D & D L IM IT 1 P L E A S ! SH O RTENING COCKTAIL D IX IE CRYSTALS 5 ALABAM A GIRL SWEET U N I T 1 W IT H 15.00 OKDEK 6 H U R F IN E THRIFTY LIQUID T A L L C AN S W IN T E R G A R D E N A P P L E — PE A C H — CH ERRY DETERGENT . SOUTHERN YAMS SWEET POTATOES 2 NO. 2V% CANS SHURFINE M cK ENZIE W H O LE K E R N E L 24 OZ. BAG « OZ. CANS M cKENZIE FORDHOOK L IM A 24 OZ. BAG G IA N T SIZE 2 — 1 LB. PKGS. 6 CANS FRESH YELLOW . ---- �H r • w fo r l April 21, 1965 — Pfljre 3 V m l Bear Lake Men Name Officers For New Year Federal Spotlight On Little River County were o f the Beer unanimously ac­ cepted as presented by chair­ man of the nominating com­ mittee, L. W. Hodges, at a meeting Monday night at which time club members a l­ so observed "la d ie s f S IX T H GRADE Class (top photo) o f Hopper Elementary School, ac­ companied by the sponsors, Mrs. A. Ft. Byrd and Leroy V . Johnson, visited the planetarium at Orlando. Crooms High "officers” on Student Government Day (center photo) were, from the left: James Davis, prin­ cipal; Carlin Hatcher, guidance counselor; Brenda Shaw, secretary to the principal; Delores Delaney, guidance counselor’s secretary, and Elliot Bellamy, assistant principal. Lower le ft : Buck, Ethel and Dio­ genes Jones. Lower right: Kerman Dickey, visiting teacher on Student Government Day. (Herald Photos) Crooms Graduate Wins Degree t. By Robert B. Thom** Jr, (SZZ-3736) Burk Jones, a 105? honor gradual* o f Crnnm* High School, ha* earned hit Ph. D. In theology at Yale Universi­ < fj°y - • e II. v e Jehovah’* Witnesses o f San­ ford are making plan* to at­ tend a three-day training pro­ gram to be held in Winter Haven Friday through Sun­ day. World ileadnuarlrr* o f Jehovah’a Witnesses, the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society ▼<if New York and the W inter Haven congregation w ill apon■or the convention. Tangerine Hall is to be used fo r the occasion and upward to 700 dclcgatca front Central Florida are expected to at­ tend the session*. The presid­ ing minister of the local con­ gregation said, ‘‘The assem- bly w ill highlight the theme. • 'W illin gly Fulfill Your Minis­ try,' beginning promptly at 6:45 p.m. Friday and climax­ ing with the public Bible dis­ course, ‘ The Moral Breakdown — W hat Can Be Dona About It,* at 3 p.m. The jp e s k e r w-ili be C. <5. ■Thompson",' 'district 'idperVM -' or and representative from £ N ew York. A ll sessions are open to the public without admission rhsrge or collection plate o f­ fering. Tha three-day program in­ cludes a variety c f talks on Biblt subject*. Croups of min­ isters will discuss ministerial problems and demonstrations w ill teach how Christians tft should conduct Bible studies, with a baptism o f new minis­ ters on Saturday afternoon. r SIGHT RESTORED — English beauty contest winner Rosemary Williams, almost blind a year ago, leaves London for Hollywood and her first film role. Brain-tumor surgery cured Rosemary, 20, after she had concenlcd her failing eyesight by memorizing putlis site had to take in beauty competitions. (N E A Telephoto) Committee Confers On Lakefront Title "Request’ V f tfic 'T le e t " Re­ serve fo r a club liquor license waa tabled by City Commis■ionera, pending action by the state Legislature late this month permitting establish­ ment o f the facility. K. C. Harper Sr. and Frank Ashdown were re-appointed tn the Board o f Adjustment nnd Appeals, noth term* ex­ pire on May 0. Also tabled was a request regarding distribution o f city insurance premium* tnd W. • • • K. Knowles, city manager, Mr*. Annie Bell Cross, Mrs. was instructed to look into Johnnie Dixon and I.eroy Mc­ the question o f putting the Clendon attended the funeral city's insurance business out o f their uncle, William Thorn- Tor bids nnd report hark to ten, in Sylvester, Ca., last tin- commission. Payment o f $14,277 due on week_ Pvt. Henry Brown has r*- the contract with the Crom * turned home after complet­ Corporation fo r construction in g a tour o f duty in Ger­ o f three new water tanks was many. He is an alumnus o f approved fo r payment. A ll work has been completed ex­ Crooms High School. cept fo r "m inor clean-up." Commissioners s p p r oved the reading o f a resolution H O LLYW O O D (U P I ) — commending C ap t James O. Tom Weiner, 18, and Dennis Mayo fo r hi* community and Kepler, 17. rocked 75 hours naval service. each in the famed Hollywood They also approved a resol­ Palladium as a highlight of ution calling fo r removal o f a teen-age fair. the Federal excise tax on “ I'm just going to go home communication chargea. and lie down," said Weiner A public hearing was set after he and Kepler came to fo r April 26 on the rescuing rest in their roeking chairs. o f an area between 11th anil The youths clsimed they set l'Jth Street on French Avenue a new rocking record. from M -l to C -l. Another public hearing was set on the Tha first American mis­ tame date on revocation of sionary ■hutch In China was three taxi licenses, which are .eiU plisbtd on N ov. 6, 1847. 1not being used. O ff Rockers N igh t." Installed at the May 17 meeting will be Grant Muel­ ler, president; Richsrd Gib­ bons, vice president; Irving Nelson, secretary, and Lulhor Mites, treasurer. Prior to Ihe meeting con­ ducted by current president, Walter Bowles, the ladies were sen ed steaks, cooked by Johnny Morgan over open pit coals, baked potato, tossed salad, coffee, lea and cake. Guest speaker for the even­ ing was William Hale, lay leader from First Baptist Church of Orlando, who preaented a clever program and illustration, pointing out that today's employer, il identity of the 1Z Disciples were not known in sdvsnce, probsbty would find them ‘ ‘ unfit” In qualifications to fill the Job. Men of Ihe Bear Lake Club are Invited to attend a 6:3G p, m, dinner meeting at the Apopka Methodist Church on April 2D when guest speaker will be Dr. Howard Britton, missionary in the Congo. Jobless Number Up In Seminole, State Reports ty. Thoae who knew this young man when he was a student ■t Crooma are not surprised <aat hi* accomplishment. He was an ambitiou*. eager and dedicated pupil. Jonea, hi* wife. Kthel, and their ion, Diogcnci, live in Riverhead, N. Y., where he worke fo r the Council o f Churchei. To say we are proud of him would be an umleralatemenl fe r we are juat bubbling with Unemployment in Seminole County showed a alight in­ crease in February, accenting to figures released today by the Florida State Employment Service. The total civilian labor force for February was 1(1,300—an Increase o f 700 over Febru­ ary, 1904. The unemployed rose to 600 over 400 idle in January. But was 100 lower than February a year ago. O f the total labor force, 15,700 were employed during February this year. O f this number, 1.G00 were engaged In agrirutture and 10,400 In nan-agricultural jolt*. Miscel­ laneous employment account­ ed for 3,700, O f workers employed In non-agrirultural jobs the la rg­ est number was engaged in wholesale and retail trade join. This field employed 2,700 worker*. Contract construction work showed a alight Increase ever last years with 1,100 employ­ ed in building. Outdoors Beauty Much emphasis for the im ­ provement of the United States la the next 10 years will be on the land and Its beautifi­ es Uoo for * b e jt e r lh in jt , Commissioners w e r e in­ vrorklni "snd" recreatkwsl "en­ formed that U. S. Rep. John vironment. A . Blatnik, tub-chairman o f the public works committee, will he n guest o f Jeno Paulut-cl tn May. They asked that a luncheon meeting tie ar­ ranged with the Congressman to discuss any possibilities o f federal assistance fundi in the building of the lakefront development project. Inform ation also wa* given thut City Atty. William C. Hutchison, Andrew Carraway and Thomas 8. McDonald plan to go to Tallahassee this week to confer with trustee* o f the Internal Improvement Fund on title of lake bottom lands in preparation for leases of the marina landfill area to private enterprises fo r construction o f motelboutrl facilities and other R A Y M O N D (i. Nor­ commercial establishments. wood, won o f Mr. and Diet Too Rich For Drinker GLASGOW . Scotland (U P I ) — Trurk driver Cyril Sykes, 21, tossed a half crown Mrs. Robert A. Nor­ wood, 113 Grove Lane, was graduated f r o m the aviation familiari­ zation school a l the N a v a l A ir Technical Training Center, Mem­ phis. coin (35 cents) to decide who should pay fur his beer in a Darlington England pub— and tha coin disappeared. Somrone else paid, Dyrll drank his beer and continu­ ed on his journey over tha border. Later, suffering from chest pains, Cyril visited a dorter— who removed th e half uow n from his stomach. ® lj» O a n fa rb ftrraU ) N k lt a lM Dally •sreyt Sats iis r , BaaOar aa* Christwas, eabtlahaS M lw ls i era—Slag Christies. hs Tha taalsrW Naval*. 1*4 W 1*4 I I , SaafarA, risrMa. iM s a l Class Paataaa Pole at taster*. n s . Sahasatprtas Data* hr CarW » h os or deteriorating. maximum benefit* from their and other resources. msnpower, lsnd, wstey Rut Little River County is Lake Methodist Church Men’s Club help at a catalyst to obtain I own on the economic upswing. Things have improved, and the people confidently ex ­ pert them to keep improving. Part o f the reason fo r the change i* that Little River County was designated the pilot project o f a rural re ­ newal program by the U.S. Department o f Agriculture (U .SD A) in February 1004. Under this program, people In low-income rural areaa use USDA fund* and technical By Maryann Milra New officers are still classified dilapidated Vaar IU > Tins!dnilishDtdfi Raysin faltof i(i'n! '65 D0D6E POLARA >2821 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1661 W E S T 1st S TR E E T SAN FO R D , F L O R ID A ^"All I said was: Show me a filter that delivers the taste and HI eat my hat." NEW MFE IN LITTLE RIVER COUNTY; Map shows area Involved In Ihe fcdcral-iUte-Iocal co-operative project '•'** (F irs t o f Three nispslches.) By Tom Notan T E X A R K A N A , ( N E A ) — Take nursing center, Ark. U.S. Highway 71 north from here across the Red River Valley and you travel straight as an arrow. The white strip in the road's center Is the state line; Arkansas to your right, Texas to your left. Ten mitrs north o f town, you veer sharply to ycur left as you eross the Red River on a narrow two-lane bridge. Here, the duaty, reddish toil nnd acrubby hardwood pine* are all Arkansas: you're in Little R iver County— in 1000, the most depressed area In a state scarcely noted for It high standard of living. in 1920, when reiten was king, m oie than 17,000 pecple lived on the county's 675 square miles—most o f them working the coton fields. T o ­ day, barely 0,000 people live here. Onty 2,000 are farmers. A * you enter Little River County, the e o u n t r y s i d h elianges. The soil Is a little more barren, the few patches o f grass a little less green. You’re in a real poverty poc­ ket, you tell yoiiiself. This is Appslachia on the Red River. But, Inexplicably, the cues begin tn rhnnge. You pass 1 few ranch-type homes, ob­ viously just completed. Crews ■ re busy building aeveral more. A few mile* down the road, you enter Ashdown, the coun­ ty sent. The first thing thnt catches your rye in this town of 2,700 population— the only part c f the rouuly that ran even remotely he considered urban — is a spanking new high school. You notice the hustling ac­ tivity In Ashdown: a crew working on a new aewrr line; anothrr paving a dirt street; a crowd erupting from a gar­ ment factory for lunch hour. Traveling east from Ash down on Route 32 (the only other paved road in the coun­ ty ), you suddenly ire a halffinished dam. Built by the Corps o f Engineers for flood control, water supply and rec­ reation, Millwood I)am Isn’t Idg as dams go. It will be 88 feet high, about three and a half miles L n g. Tha result­ ing lake will corns soma 20,tWOr i i 'r M T " ‘ But lor Little River Coun­ ty, il'a a giant. The farther you travel In the county, the faster your initial lmprraaion changes a new post office, a new central water supply system, new gas pipes anil power lines, more new houses, a mammoth cement plant and a new church. "This isn't any poverty pocket," you’re finally forced to admit. " I l ’a a thriving com­ munity." Not quite. Although the population Ins* has been stopped, few new families are moving in. Although incomes are up, thr overage family in­ come in the rounty is $2,725. Although many new homes have been built, many more / N >1 L. U C K V , ST R IK E , a J h ilt i s yTIIY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS LAWN £GARDEN LAWN AND PLANT FOOD •C o vtr* 8 5,000 Sq. Fti •High Quality, Scientific. PER BAG Limit 2 Bigs to a Cuitomirl Additions!. 42t# Psi; Big' Bltndi- •Non-Burhihjr •Feeds G r » i r F o ^ M o n th f. ts a a t£ A a s b ttlm OTHER OUTSTANDING VALUES FOR LAWN AND GARDEN CARE FREE But Mowsr Buy! T ir ttfo n * B u rp e e a n a No con of O bligation SOc Pka r l 'U * 1*-!, Csaseay Q r*l, Cstcstf A'SUSIX* $49” NO MONIY DOWN \ seorrs LAWN f SPREADER ♦*#0 OFF i regular eia.gg yrteg | With age M 14~ •<vi4r iiln M l* 441-a— U, WJe tui4r m mee W Omli Hi m i.is llm esinwim. tl-bwh ,,r* .......... 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Bos 1314 Sanford Phyllio Rngeasttia FA 3-4354 Lako Mary Nora .Norris TE l- I I M S- Boalaoio — DAY where your dollar buys MILES moro MUdred Haney •68-54$ l Deltona Mary Gettings Boor Lako 3 M -U 4 I Sopkle Haloes 6(8-4411 DeBaxy i lI I I rA G IA N T iZ IN N IA S i W iWl i i f e ’* fir e tto n e MI1MI Aib«MM wit— i. j— pans ....... - You eee a new hospital and " S ', ,*SIW 1st & French Sanford, Flo. Ph. 322-0244 m an TILL Bslsriair TUI S �Pair* 4 — A p ril 21, 1985 fit Seminole Swimmers W in M eet ■ y David Htgglahotbini Herald Sparta Writer H ie m ing Seminole team High swim­ ita double won m eet Tuesday at John Long Toed" In M Orlando, the boy* team winning 67 to Colonial's M and Evans' 27. The San ford girls won 6S to 61 for Colonial and 33 for Evans. Colonial won the first event, the 200 medley relay, with 1:39.1 and Con Wilson, Buster Bruce, Andy Lyon and Greg Ganaa took aecond for Sanford with 2:01. Bobby Headrick won the 200 free for Sanford with 2:21 and Colonial's Hoov­ er took second with 2:2*9 and Jerry Mills took third for Sanford. Gary Ganaa won the 50 free for Sanford with 25.1 and Gary Winn took second for the Semlnolea with 2* *. Keillor won the individual medley for Colonial and Greg Ganaa took second for San­ ford and Alan Lucus look third. Jeffrey won the diving competition for Colonial and Mike McGuire and Busier Anderaon took aecond and third for Sanford. Buster Bruca won the but­ terfly for Sanford with Jim Dowlen right behind for the aecond place points for San­ ford. Gary Ganaa won the too free with M .l and Larry Hodges took aecond for San­ ford. John Dickson won the hack stroke for Colonial and McGuire and Anderson took aecond end third fo r Sanford. Headrick won the 400 free for Sanford with 3:03 and Bob Hoover took aecond fo r Colon­ ial. Jim Dowlen won the breast stroke for Sanford and Andy Lyon took aecond, both for Sanford. In the first event for the girls Cindy Wilson, Linda May, Chert Murray and Mar­ tha Kosky won the medley relay for Sanford with 2:3S. Wilson also won the 200 free for Sanford with 2:4* and act a naw Seminole record in the 400 free with a lime o f 3:49.2, Barbara Bolt won the 50 free fo r Sanford and Karen I-aw woo the Individual med­ ley for Sanford with Paula Elam taking aecond for Iho Seminole*. C l a r a Williams won the diving competition for Colonial and Delane Johnson end Aoaemary Walton took aecond and third for Sanford. Benburg won the butterfly fo r Colonial and Karen Law took aecond for 8anford. Bolt won the back stroke for San­ ford with 1:20 and Ginger Norris look second with 1:30 for the Semtnolea. Dcilick won the breast stroke for Colonial and Paula Elam took aecond for Sanford. Chert Murray, Linda May, Ginger N orrl* and Delane Johnson won the 200 free re­ lay for Sanford will* 2:35.9. The Seminole* will compete in the Metro Conference meet to be held thti Saturday at John Long Pool in Orlando. The dhrlng competition will be held at 2 p.m. The swim­ ming events will atari at Jo e.ra. South Seminole Meets Hornets By Jim Baarhtti Herald Sports Writer H ie South Seminole Hurri­ canes will tackle the Bishop Moore Hornets in a baseball game at Cooper Field in Cas­ selberry this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Coach Dave Miller of the South winds, whose leant sports ■ 3-3 record, plans to start Bruce Miller on the mound •gainst the Hornets, who edg­ ed the 'Canea 2 1 earlier In the campaign. David Unley and Jamie Cor­ nell could also ace action on the mound. Mickey Hawke* will be tbc South Seminole receiver. Tha infield will boast Jim Lucas at first base, Bobby Owens at aecond, George Milwee at shortstop and Cornell at the hoi corner. Jim Pinch, Mike lla rg ii and lfaM UULnb will kn tn Hm suit. field. Habit Forming N E W Y O R K — (N B A ) — Jackl* Jensen, form erly o f tho Boston Red Sox and Ern l« Lombardi, formerly o f the Cincinnati Rods, hold the American sad National Lea| iii records fo r hitting into I doobl* plays. Jensen hit into » In 1934 and Lombardi 30 la 1933. Williams Towering Homer Gives Win Spahn Hurls Pleasure Horse Show CP0 Nine Edges Kiwanis, 6 -5 Mets To Win Over Dodgers Winners Told A towering home run blast - by By Maryana Miles Larry eighth William* inning in enabled the CPO Debbie Franklin won honors to iqueeie by Kiwanis, 6-fi, as Show Champion Easter yesterday afternoon at PineSunday In the Pleasure Horae hurst Park. The home run by sponsored by Central Williams was estimated to Florida Horse Show, Ine. Judd have traveled some 3MI ft, Ken Martin received cred­ Webster o f Maitland sened as it for the mound derision. Judge for the 13 events. Billy Colbert lead the C I’ O One of the highlights for hitler* with two hits, while children attending the affair L a rr y Rowland and Wally was a mid-afternoon Easter Jernigam each with tw-o hit* paced Kiwanis. Allan Cooper egg hunt. Next show to be held will was the losing hurler. Florida SU te Rank and be gymkhsna, scheduled at 7 First Federal took victories p. m. Saturday, May I, at the in Little Lesgue game* play­ arena off Weklva Springs road ed yesterday. between Forest City and First Federal nosed out Apopka. Chase, 3-2, behind the pitch­ The remainder of the spring ing arm of Al Groom* and and summer shows will be excellent fielding. held on the first and third Tha Savingamen turned In Saturdays of each month. a neat dnublcplay in the Winners of Sunday's events fourth Inning. Mike Lemay were: banged out two doubles and Tot Lead Line: Sylvia K. John MrClanahan came In Vllle; Western Pleasure, Jun­ for aoma notlca with two ior: Deborah Hull, Marshal singles. Buell, Dcvvie Franklin, Bar­ Groom*, picking up the bara Bartelt; Stock Seat Equit­ victory, atruck out seven, ation: Marsha Buell, Deborah tlllt Hops was the losing Hull, Debbie Franklin; Easter pitcher. Egg Race: Debbie Franklin Florida Stal* cam* from and Barbara Bartelt; English behind with a Wg five-run, Pleasure: Sherry llookman, fourth /nning rally to down Lynn Payton, Mary Beth the Mustangs, 5-3. Andy Schroeder, Marie Franklin, Steele and Tommy Harks put tirclrhen Moores; tngethar bark-to-back home Hunt Seat Equitation; Bec­ runs In tha fourth to provide ky McDonald, Deborah Hull, th* Bankers with their mar­ Bob Webster, Brother Davis, gin o f victory. Jim Faulkenberry, Holly Barks and Steel* each had Criawell; Jumping: Bob Web­ two hits to lead the winner* ster, Maria Franklin, Bro­ at tha plate. Mike Harden ther Davis, Becky McDonald, and Gary Brown each had Deborah Hull, Sheila Ashlin; two hit* fo r Strlrkland-MorBridle Path Hack: Deborah rlaon. Andy Steela notched his Hull, Becky McDonald, Bro­ ther Davis, Bob Webster, Hol­ second win on the hill, strik­ ing out eight on the way. Don ly Criswell, Maria Franklin; English Equitation: Sherry Brown received tha setback, A tight defense, steady Hookmnn, Mary BrUt Srhrorder, Lynn Driver, M arl* Frank­ pitching and timely hitting lin; Pony Class: Debbie proved to ba too much o f a Franklin Jalle Tucker; West­ combination to cop* with as Hobb Construction ern Pleasure, senior: Gail L e r o y Kertor, Linda Ball, Kitty dumped th* Klngswood Build­ Jones, Shlela Ashlin, Steve ers, 10-3, last night at PlneShannon; Stock Seat Equita­ hurst Park. Jim Jernigan yielded sev­ tion: Gall llcclor, Linda Ball, Carol Ertlman, Steve Shan­ en hits in recording tho vic­ non, Sheila Ashlin, Maria tory. Hu was the victim of Franklin: Easier Egg Scram­ a fourth inning horn# run ble: Debbie Franklin and Bar­ blast by Hutch Cook. The hitting brigade was bara Bartelt. lead by Kick Sirea who had thicc hit*, including a triple. Jim Wesslund rams through with a pair o f hits, Including a double; Bud Burton, Don Hunter and Jim Warren rhipped In with two hits each ns the llnhli team combined L IT T L E N ATIO N AL for fifteen hit*. events Panning Lumber of Longwood remained the only un­ defeated team In the City | League by taking their third | win In a row, this time over USD, 14-3. Harold Del ms was the winning pitcher. He lim­ ited UHO to seven hits. Pacing the Punning 13-hit | attack were Hobby Dritkill, Kirby Grant and Donny Smith with two hits apirre Smith had the games only home run. Rudy Napier and Ray Law­ ler w eie the top USD hit­ ters. , A footnote in the City le a ­ gue. . .the Inst by Kingswuod was the earliest season defeat for the Rullders In five years. City League Standings Legal Notice Chase First Federal Hunt Lin-Mer M u n i: o r s i i t TH: tlK NH VA U. JA fK H UN, I-nco. Kngr*. I lr frlH-t.nl Quality Mobile Homes Tlllt A M > KAPII O f YOU ■ re lirrrli) rmtlflnil lliut tull Game Today liaa h i m i' ii iniiimml im.iiii.t Quality vs. Ixtromotive inn III III. i lriuil t'nurt 1•f Ih. Ninth jMillilal f i n 1111 n( Hit1:30—Bay Avenue Park Hl.tr ■■( Khirhla III etui fur L IT T L E AM ERICAN Hi-uilmil. fuutit), lh* ahtirevW L l.lril t i ll , ur which I*: KIIIHT _. m u f k i it:n a i . _h a _V 1 s n h a n h George* L o a n ai - hi m -i a t i u n o k i >a v Fla. Stale 2 1 K M 'l ili T , #!«-.. I'liilnlirr. vs. ItdllKItT AIINIII.II JAfKHON . Strickland-Morrison 2 1 Jit. ami M ll.l ilt flJ II. JA i-KSanford Atlantic 1 2 Hti.V, his wir., . 1 el. Jir(rut|. ■ III.. Navy 0 3 Ill ( T ia u r. rr No. i l l s * . Th* h . l u r * uf tlili cull It a Game Today f <trriln.nl •uf that rrrlaln Navy vs. Georges niiirta.K. I11-I1I etui owni-tl h» liialnllff. iUt.il ll r i r m h . r an. 4:30—Ft. Mellon Park 19**, .m l rrinriliil Urir ii ih .r JUNIOR LEAGUE 31. I9..9 III (iirli-hil l l . m r i U W L Hunk Sit IMS* l » Uf III* I’llb3 0 tin llri-uril. uf Hi-mlmita CouIl­ Rotary ly, Klurhla, •nruiuhrrlna llmt 2 1 ■-•Tlnlii t'lrir nr |>nrr«l uf phiCPO Clvitan 2 1 hrrty liH'.lril, alluatr, .nil b r ­ ills III Mill futility .III] HlStr, Elks 1 1 to-wlll I ait 1, Block H. nr.NI.ANH Kiwanis 0 2 iKHTATKH, a autiitn laltm, 0 I Shrine ai-ruroili* lo ■ |>1al lhrrruf, r.rorUril In l-lat liuuk II, Games Today IMBi-e I* In I I uf I hr l-ul Kiwanis v i Elks —4:30 lie llrvunl . uf H.iutnul* founty, KlorhU. CPO va Shrine -7:30 KACII UK Villi IH IIK q iU lt Both games at Pinehurst Park i:i> lu III* your niiRW.r ur oilier w rill mi il.h-ii*.* lu th C IT Y LEAG UE fimnilalin w llh ih* f l.rk uf w L Ih* f l r c u l l fitiiM uf Hriulnul* 3 0 fuunty, Klntlil*, In thl* |irnPanning Lumber . i l l i i s anil lu a . r v * a cu|iy Kilowatts 2 t cIh. rro f it pun Ilia pl a intiff * alKlngswood 2 1 lurnry*. » linn iiainr* anil ail Leroy Robb Const. 2 1 i l r . . . u r. Iirr.ltiefler a . l forth, a* required by—law, ..nut-laiae ----———— --'2 than I h . K i ll ilay nf Stay, 19**. Chick a’ Treat i 2 In drfault lli.rruf th. caurr will proceed ex pari* upun lb* USO 4 m i r y uf a l l t i - n r I 'm Cun• f.aui aaaln rl you. Games Tonight WITNKHH my hand and th* Klngswood vs Panning Lumber official a.al of sahl Cuutl In Hrmlnuls fuunty, Kiorlda, this 3:43, Ft. Mellon Peril llth day of A p r i l l i t * . CHURCH LEAGUE (•■ A M Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. W L Clerk of Ilia Circuit Court E. o f C. 2 0 U r : Martha T. Vlhlro Churrb of God of P. 1 0 li.p u ly f l r r k Coo (relation al j 3 H K A1 U 1 A U . OK IDI-KT A M I I.KWIH l'lnecrest Assembly • 2 Atlurn.ye fur I-lalnllff so North Court Hlrael Game Today Kurt Office H um l i t * Church of Ood of P. vs. K. Orlando, Klnrlda o f C. — 7:30, Ft. Mellon I'ubllah: April 31, It. May t, I * . 1**4 Park C L l i 41 They lost only onre in 28 regular sea-on games list year. In Church League pluy, — the Knights o f Columbus out­ lasted Pinecrest Assembly, 18-tn. Dan Simon o f the Knight* had the only homer. Red Jensen with three hits and Roy Folger, also with three, were the pacesetters for the winner*. The Church o f God of Prophecy defenlrd Congrega­ tional Christian, 10-7. The winning pitcher was Rob Welch. Ruddy Kinard with four hits, including two trip­ les, anil Randy Srott, with three safeties, lead the vic­ tors. 'Hounds Tap Ocoee For 6 -5 Victory lly Jim Rarrhus |Greyhounds a 6-5, B-innlng l.arry Miller lined a tin ­ comeback victory over the gle to centerfield, scoring Ocoee Cardinal* yesterday at Ocoee. Ron Boston from second A l tine time In the affair, base, to give the Lyman Standings United Pres* Into mat inn*I AM ERICAN LEAGUE W L P ci GB Boiton 4 1 .300 3 I .750 Ik Minnesota Detroit 4 2 .667 H 4 3 .571 1 Chicago New York 3 3 .500 Ilk 3 3 .500 m I-os Angeles Washington 3 4 .429 2 2 4 .333 2lk Kansas City Cleveland 1 3 .250 2Ik .200 2 Baltimore 1 4 Tuesday's Rem it Boston 3 Washington 2 Only game scheduled N A TIO N A L LEAG UE W L Pci GB 3 2 .714 Pittsburgh V, Chicago 4 2 .667 4 2 .667 Cincinnati * .607 \k Philadelphia 4 2 3 2 .660 1 1-os Angeles 3 3 .500 Ilk Milwaukee San Francisco 3 4 .429 2 3 4 ,429 2 New York .250 3lk 2 6 Houston t 5 .1G7 34k St. Louis Tuesday’ s Result* Pittsburgh 3 San Francisco t Phils. 2 limns, t, 13 ins, (N ) New York 3 !-os Ang. 2, (NJ Only game* scheduled j The Cardinals, who played lint lent i tw­ in the Lyman sixth, pinch- By Fred Down IIP ! Sport* Writer And *o, after all, Warren Spahn and the New York Mels may have the last laugh on the rest o f the baseball world. Tabbed as washed up when he had a 6 J3 record for the Milwaukee Braves In 1964, Spahn was acquired hy the Mels as a pitcher-coach and then promptly announced he still regarded himself as pri­ marily a pitcher. The idea of a pitcher who will be 44 on next Friday win­ ning for the ragamuffin Mets seemed incredible—even when that pitcher is the most suc­ cessful left-hander In major league history. But S p a h n demonstrated Tuesday night that there's still something left in the arm that won 356 games from 1916 through 1964 hy pitching the Mets to a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers—and ac­ quiring another National Lea­ gue record in the bargain. By striking out five hatters Spahn railed his career total (o 2,561 and thereby surpassed the previous league mark of 2,499 set by Hall of Famcr Christy Mathcwsnn. The Philadelphia Phillies shaded me Astros, 2-1, In 13 innings and tbc Pittsburgh P i­ rates beat tile San Francisco Giants, 3-1, in other National League games while (he Bos­ ton Bed Sox defeated the Washington Senators, 5-2, in the only American League game. MEMBERS OF SANFO RD W OMEN'S Golf Association board bus Tues. day morning for trip to Lakeland ns guests o f Publix, to tour facilities and play tournament on Publix Golf Course, H8 members o f SWGA made trip. Shown here, from left, are: Reba Malian, Helen Carrnway, Hazel Durzo, Jimmie Livingston, Jncki Crawford, Keene Ivey, Muriel Scott, Fanchon McHobcrts and James Woodard, local Publix manager who accompanied the Indies. (Herald Photo) Always Ready N E W Y O R K — (N K A ) — Elmer Vain holds the Am er­ ican l.vngu* record for pinchhitting appearances in one season. In I960, Valo, with the New York Yankees iind Washington Senators, was eulled on 81 times. He reach­ ed base 33 times, unothcr A l. record. the first sacker, ......... — - “ All I sak J Weis Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." NEW YORK — (N K A ) — The 1062 Los Angeles Angels and the 105R Chicago Cubs hold the major league records for fewest complete games In one season. The Angels com­ pleted just 23 and the Cubs 27. SPECIALS EVERY DAY! FARRELL’S A R C A D E P A C K A G E STORE O P E N D A IL Y — • A . M . - 6:15 P. M , I I I K. F IR S T SAN FO RD W E G IV E T O P V A L U E S TA M PS Try new Lucky Strike Filters HU ers 'J 6 » r r» IB *•»* Legal Notice iv T i n : n u n i t c n i T i T i i k n i l : NI NTH J M I I M A I , f l l l f l IT IN ANI> Kim IK NIXIII.H m l N T * . Kl.llltlllA IN I'l l A Nl K i l l NO. MOM Tin: U llm iK L Y N HAVINHH HANK, a Ni-w Vurh corporalion, i-uiniirr. HA HY I.EK H AM IIIC K and MICIIKI.K It A IS 11A M It I f K, hli wife, li.f.n danh NI1TILK Til IIKKKNI7 (IM IIMIIKII IIK IH III.If ATION ■ IT T Kim KcmtilT.lial IIK Tii: DA lt Y l.KK H A J IIt lf K - —a.T.I- W I C i r i C l . K ■•JtAlJ" i l A M I I h 'h . hl> niro 1*7*7 Hniia.l llrlvo l-aclflc I'allaatl.*, fa llf urn la Yiilt. DAltV l.KK I I A X Illl fK and MHT1KI.I-: ItAK HAM l l l f K , hla n l h . ara h.ratiy nolll l . d that a fo m pla ln l for Knrecluaura of MorlaaK* baa brrn f i l ' d aaalnal you. and you a r . r.<|ulr.d lo a.rve a ropy of your Anawrr or plradlnsa lo th. fumplalnt on I’lalnnff'a allornvy. Ji -SI-: I-II XI. KIT'/. UKItAI.lt. 33* H.curlly T r u l l llulldlua. Miami. Kiorlda, 71111. and III. th. orlalnal A n aw .r or plradllia In Ilia nfflr* of lha f l r r k uf lha f l r c u l l Cuurt uu ur hrfnra I h . l l a l day uf Slay, A. II., l i l l , It yuu fall lu ilu •u, Judani.nl hy drfaull will ha taken aaalnal lu ll for (hi relief ri.riiandtd In tho Cum. plaint. T h . dearrlpllon of the r.al pruprrly pr u cm lrd aaaliiit la; l-ol II, III.-. I. 19. IIICKTI.l.ll IliiMCH lll iW KI.I. l-AIIKi HI I f TH IN UN K. a c torillus lu plat t h .r .u f racurded In 1‘lat lluuk II, I'aara (*. ( I . <7 and 41. I'ubllc Itacurda of H.tnlnulo County. KlurIda, TtHIKTIIKit W I T H : I llutpulul li a n a * (Klar-------trie» — -— e e r i e r n o . t v t van ioi i I Itoipulnt ll .fr la a ralo r ( K l.r t r lc l • H.rlal No. N T H «iu :i. T1IIH Notlca tholl bo pub. Ilih.d onco each w .e k for four runaarulive weak* in TIIK HANKOltl) IIKIIA 1.1). li A T K D at Hanford, Stmlnul* County, Florida, ihla lettk day of April, A. Do 11*1. (*K A l>) Arthur II. ne rkw llh. Jr., Clark of the Circuit Cuurt lly: Martha T. Vlhltu Hrpuly Clark JOHKI’II U . r i T E t l B R A M l 21* K.rurlty Truat llulldlne Miami. Kiorlda, l l t l l Atlornry fur I’lalnllff l-uhllah! April II, II. M a r It. I»t * C D L IT Th# Volkswagen Station W agon holds th# #ntir# population of Jiggs, Nevada. JiggV Nevada it populated by five adult*, four children, and one big dog that doesn't like photographers. That happens to be just how many you can comfortably seal in a Volkswagen Station W ogon. (In fact, the V W not only holds the whole town of Jiggs, it also holds about Twice os much as a conventional wagon: 170 cubic feet.) N ext lo people, the scarcest thing in Jiggs is gasoline. Theie's only one p u m p in ihe whole town. You have to drive 25 miles to get to the next one. And you could get to the next one (it's in Eiko) in a V W on about one gallon of gasoline. O . H. Bretchini, who runs the only soioon in Jiggs ("W e haven't had a shooting in two years.") says the summers gel better than 105°above. And W ill Peters, who makes the best cayole bait in Elko County, remembers the winter of '36 when ii got near 50° below. Fortunately, there's nothing in the V W that can freeze al 50* below, or boil at 105° above. The ongine’s air-cooled so_it_geluIang-just-b#outif6lly;-M.il _______ * , t it i * . '* Once all the people were in, they liked the seals, windows, ond sunroof so much nobody knew how to ask thorn to get out. So before riding off into the fading sunset, one new V W Sto* tion W agon was contributed to the town of Jiggs, Nevada. (Sometimes it pays a town not to get too big J Ellinor Motor Company HWY. 17-92, JUST SOUTH OF SANFORD r "r I - Active Bullpen O N 100 B R A N D S Miller, A PHONE .122-1835 © a-f>g..,w /! �Seminoles Trounce Winter Park, 9-1 Th« Seminole High School baseball team Tuesday, par* layed seven Winter Park er­ rors and the heavy bat of catcher Steve Harris into a 0*1 trouncing o f the Parkers. The Winter Park nine, who had gone four straight games without committing a single error, could do no right yes­ terday, and the Seminoles took every advantage in chalking up the win. Harris pounded the Park* Legal Notice era fo r th rw hita in four tripa to tha plate, and drove four Seminole teammalea acrosa the plate for tallies. In all, the Tribe clobbered the Winter Park hurlera for 10 hit*, giving only six safeties to the Parkers. The victory gives the SemInotes n 5-7 record for the season so far. They hnve a chance to up even for the season, In their last outing against with only two gnmes remain- Bishop Moore, the Seminoles wound up on the short end of me on the schedule. | Friday the Tribe will again a 4-2 score. Saturday the Seminoles j journey to Orlando where , they will face Hishop Moore. w ill wind-up their It-game i break Iljr • a n fn r h M AKE RESERVATIO NS FOR M EN’ S R rm lh JUNIORS* • Free l.e*«nni • Snsrk Bar AN D • fre e Nursery • M IXED • Air ('nndilinned • i'nrktail l.nunge (O p en la f Fonlt) April 21, 1065 — P hrc 5 schedule, facing Oak Ridge on the Seminole High dia­ mond. The Tribe handed Oak Ridge a walloping 11-0 drub­ bing in their Inst meeting earlier thi* month. tn their last outing before gle* for the Tribe- cause. meeting the Parker* Tues­ Baker's masterpiece was day, the Seminole* had fallen the first no-hitter hurled in the victim to the • Kdgewater South Seminole Little iw-ague Fugles, 4-5. That wn* their thi* season. seventh loss o f the season. LEAGUES Casselberry's Baker Hurls No-Hit Game By Jim Bacrhus Herald Sparta Writer Terry B iker hurled a no­ hitter for Ihe Casselberry In­ dians last night at Cooper Field In Casselberry, defeating the Lake Mary lli ants, 6-0. Baker struck out eight men during the course of the game snd didn’t allow a single walk. Lake Mary had only three base runners, two on errors and one due to a hit batsman. r i C T I T t O l 'e N A M E NO TICE IB hereby etven that I am engaged tn bualneea at K e y . Bit 434, Lnngwootl, Bern* (mile County, Florida, under the flrtlllnua name of BAN* I.A N l'O Ml HIM.K H ll M E B A L K B ami that I Intend tn register eeld name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida. In accordance with the provision* of the Flctltlnue Nam* Statute#, tn*wlt: Section m o t Florida Hlatutei i n t h e r i n t i i t m t h t o r m r. T H E N IN TH J I T M r i M , e m ­ S l« : II. r . mount i t IT IN ANII 9*011 aCWINOl.S: Publish: April 14. II, SS. May C49I N TS'. 1-1.0111111 S. IJSS i n 4 i H N C 9 : n v N t i. 14o.1 t Ct) l, 44 N A T I O N A L L I F E INSHHANCE COMPANY , a Vermont corpor­ l a the 4'oart af tha Couatr ation, Jadae, Seaalanle Caaaly, Flor* P la in t if f , Ida, la 1‘ rnhate. v. l a ret Fatate of * MOSES W I L L I A M S and W I L ­ 1IESSIE II. McCAUI.KV L I E U. W IL L IA M S , hla wII*. Deceased. Defendant* T a A ll r r e d tto r a a a d Peeanaa NO TIC E TO D E P E N D H a v in g C la im a n r D e m a n d * TO I MOVES W ILLIAM S and A a a ta a t S a id K a l a t r i W I L L ! E H. WILL IAM S, You and each of you ar* hla wlf# hereby notified and rniulred YO U A R E HE It EH T NOTI­ to preeent any rlalma and de­ F I E D to tab* nolle* that a mands which you, or either of suit haa hr*n fil'd against veil you, may have a a a ln i l the In lit* above *ntttl*d Court, Th* aetata pf IIESSIE II. McCAU- natura of this suit la an ac­ I,ET, deceaeed. late of raid tion lo foreclose a real *-l.vi* County, to the County Judge of mortgag* h*ld by N A T IO N A L Seminole County, Florida, at L I F E IN SHHA NC E COMPANY, hie office In the court houee of a Vermont corporation, which aald County at Sanford, Florida, mortgag* I* recorded In Of fi­ within eta calendar month# cial Record* Hook ITS. Page from tha time of the flret put,, 333. Public Record* of Seminole lloatlon of thlr notice. Two County. Florida. Th# name of roplei of each claim or demand th# Court tn which ault pro­ •hall be In wrltlne, and ehall ceedings are pending la th• tvi* the place cf rrjMer.ce Ctivuil Cuui l of lit* \tilit j u d i ­ and poet office addrece of the cial Circuit. In and for V*mlrlrlmant. and ehall ha eworn to nola County. Florida, In Chan­ by the claimant, hie eaent, or cery No 14931 attorney and accompanied by a Th* description of -he real filing fee nf one dollar and property In Seminole t'tunty, euch claim nr demand not eg Florida. Involved In said pro­ ceedings a* described In the Hied ehall he void. Complaint 1* aa follows: Neville I* Harden, Ae admlnletratnr of the I,,,t 13, Ittnrk D. HAR MO NY HOMES, according to Ihe Fetale of plat thereof a* recorded In IIFSSIK II. McCAItUET, l' l a l Itook 13, Page 11, Pu b­ dneee eed lic Record* of Seminole STKN8TIIOM, DA V IS County, Florida a McI n t o s h Together with th* following Attorney# lor Admlnletralor Heme of property which are Poet Office llnx 13IA locatrd In amt permanent!/ In­ Sanford, Florida 33171 Puhlleh April T, 14, 31. 31. IS41 stall'd aa part of the Improve­ ments on aald land: CDlr*IS 3 llralera — permanently I > T H K t IHCt IT t O I B T OF Installed. TIISS N IN T H J l n l f T A I , I 'l l lYou are reoulred to file I I IT IN A N D FtiH NS'.MINOl.F. your Anawera or other defen­ t i l l NTS, t l.1)1111)4. sive plodding* with the Clerk C h a a r e e y N o . I4WM) of Ihe above named Court and serve a copy I hereof upon Ihe S'OH KCI.oat'll E OP attorney*. W H IT­ MOHTIi AUK NOTICE OF SI IT Plaintiff's KIIIK C O I'N T T H A V I N O S T A K E R . P Y L E A WOOD, whose addreea Is Suite 303. 710 East IIANK, a New To rk Corpora­ Colonial Drive. Orlando. Flor­ tion, Plaintiff ida, not later Ilian th* SJtli day of April, I JUS, aa rcflulre l by Ve HOflKHT J POI-OVITS and law, els* a Deere* Pro Con1,11,1,IE F IH PO V ITS . hie wife, fraeo will be entered against and all unknown heir*, de. you. IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F , 1 vleeee, srintiri, aeilgneee. lienors, creditor#, trueteee. or have hereunto srt my hand and other claimant# claiming by, afftiril my official seal at San­ throuah, under or against HO. ford. Seminole County, Florida, H E U T J. POPOVITS, and LII.* tills 391Is day of March, 1949, 1,1E F. POPOVITS. hie wife, ( S E A L ) Arthur II. Ileekwltli, Jr.. who may ha dead and not Clerk nf the Circuit Court known to he dead, or alive, and lly: Martha T. Vlhlrn all unknown pert tee and claimDeputy Clerk ante having or < (aiming any rltht. title or Intereit In and Publish March II * April T. 14. 31. 1943 to the p t p e t t y Involved in thle CD K-199 ran ee. pefenitante IN THE 4 IHt 4 IT CHI HT. T H E a T S T I! OE FI.OIIIHS TOt n o i l E H T J. P OI'o Vt TS and N IN T H Jl Dll l i t . t IR C ! IT. IN LI 1.1,1S7 F. POPOV ITS* hla A M ) FOR a E N l N H L K C H t N . wife, whoee re«ldenra le TV , FL O R ID A . unknown and all unknown IN C H A N C E R Y NO. R a t a he Ire. devleeee. grantees, KVRACCSE HAVINOS R A N K , ( York banking corpora­ assignee-. lienore. credl* N » w tore, trueteee. or other tion. Plaintiff. rlalmenta claiming by, throuah. under or aaalnet va. A. P E T E R S O N and IIOIIKRT J POP OVITS F R A N K end 1,11,1,1E F. POPOVITS, I1EORUIA A N N PETERSON, hla hie wife, who may be wife. Defendant* dead and not known to he NO TIC E OF SI IT deed, or alive, and all un­ TO I F R A N K A P ETERS ON known partlee and claim­ and (JEORlllA A N N P E T ­ ant! havlna or claiming ER HON, hla wir* any right, till" or Inter, e.t In end In tha property 1731, .EVPirl^A'l--'-rfJt’J * - - " V a l’ uenta, California ---------- rdlbiYe'ntn* In'iV"cau# V " TOL’ A HE HKIIKIIT notified and to any and all nther part­ that a eult hae been filed ies claiming any right, title, • galnat you >■ Melendanta Iti and/or Interest In and In Ihe the above entitled ranee, and following described properly, that yuu ara hereby required to wit: The South 99 feet of l-»l * to file your anewer with Ihe and the North 30 feel of r l e r k of thle Court, and to Lot ID. Work T, PALM •* rv e a copy thereof upon the TERRACE. according lo Plaintiff, or Plel ntlffe attor­ th* Plat thereof aa record­ ney, whoa* name and addreea ed In Plat Itook 4. Pages la: Daniel J. I-eFevre CarS3 and 41. Public Records ■ 111 A I.eFevre, *70 Waal Xalrof Kemlnola County, Flor­ benke Avenue, I’. O. Hot ITS. ida W in t e r Park. Florida, nut later Including, hut not limited to: than April 3»th. 1943. 1- lle alar If you fall to do ao, decree YO U A R E IIKItKUY NOTIpro confeeao will he entered aaalnet you for the relief de­ F I E I ) that the Plaintiff, S Y R A ­ CU SE SAVINUH IIANK. a New manded In the Complaint. The nature nf eald cult being York hanking corporation, with for Foreclosure of Mortgage 11a prtro Ipal place of business recorded In Official Itecarda ai 103 Satina Hire*), Syracuse, A , Ok Itt, Paata 341. 143. 341 New York, hat Inatltuled eult In tha Circuit Wnit 341. Pub! Id Record# of a - slut! you Seminole County. Florida, the Court of the Ninth Judicial description of tha property Circuit, In and for Seminote proceeded agetnet being ae County, Florida, Iba nature of follow#: All that certain pro. Ihe suit le In forerlna* that mortgage which en­ p r r l y situate and being In (trtal n Seminole County, Florida, mnie cumber* the above deecrlhed particularly described aa fol- properly, aald property being ■Hulled and located In Semi­ l° * 7 . o t I I of Block •B", E A S T - nole County, Florida. You and 11 H O O K SI!U DIVISION, •a, h of you ar* hereby requir­ U N I T NO. BIX I N D RE - ed In file your A na wtr with P LA T, according tn the th# Clerk nf ihe Circuit Court. Plat thereof ee recorded in In and for Srmlnola County, Piet Book "11”. Page 13. Florida. * nd„*.ef * f * r a p r .l here, --------- Public TlScorde*orTemlnoTe 7TF upon Victor E. Woodman, of th* firm of Wlnderwtedl*. County, Florida. Together with Ihe following Ilalntt * Ward. I l l Park A v * . Items of property which ere lo ­ mu, South. AVIntar Park. Flor­ cated In and permanently In­ ida, Attorney* for Plaintiff In stalled aa part ol tha Improve­ the ahov* action, on or before the 7lh day of May, ISS9. alar ments on eeld land: IIOTP OIN T E L E C T R I C a Deere* Pro Confeeao will be HHILT - IN O V E N M ODEL entered aaalnet you. IT IS O R D E R E D that lleia R J l i U S E R I A L 3919 IIOTPO INT E L E C T R I C he published In Tha Sanford IIHILT - IN HA S U E MO­ Herald, a newepaper puhllehed D E L H C I t U W l i D S E R I A L In Seminole County, Florida, once each week for four con41149 LHXA IRP. F H R N A C E MO- • rrutlv* week*. W IT N E S S Ihe hand of the D E L 11079 SEP.IAI. j ; SJPiO W I T N E S S my hand and the Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court, seal of eald Court at Hanford. Seminole County. Florida, thle Seminole County, Florida, this lha 3nd day el April, 1943. (SEAL) 39th day of March, 1119. Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr,, ISEAL) Clerk of the Cirrutt Court Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., lly: Martha T. Vlhlen, DC. Clerk ol Circuit Court Winder weed!*, Ha In** a Ward lly: Martha T. Vlhla a ;)4 Park Avtnua, South Deputy Clerk Puhlleh March II A April T. Winter Park. Florida Puhlleh April 7, 14. 31, 31, 1943 it. :t. m s CDL-1S C D K -lll The Indians struck for two hit*, with David Howe and run* in Ihe second, one in ihe 1arry Chenel leading the atfourth and three tn the fifth, -.ark with double*. io insure the victory for Johnny Kein. Larry Cole Baker. They totaled five base and Doug Kaublr rapped sin-i Legal Notice SUMMER BOWLING LA D IE S ’ j Open Lanea N lfh lly K:Sfl S U N D A Y S PE C IA L — 11:30 A.M. T I L 3 P.M. J e t TEAM S OR L w tio c ISO ONORA ROAD SANFORD, FLO R ID A PHONE 322-7512 IN D IV ID U A LS S PE C IA L R A T E S TO CROUPS and CH ILD REN'S R IR T H D A Y P A R T IE S c H & 2460 P A R K AVE. PRICES E F F E C T IV E A P R IL 22 THRU THE WEEKEND • Q U A N TITY RIGHTS RESERVED ALL MEAT • NO WASTE • ALL SOLID CUTTING CUT MOW CRAM-FED YOUNG WESTERN PORKERS QUARTER SLICED BONELESS ROUND ROAST I PORK LOIN CHOPS | FREE E X TR A _ | MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ». W I,H IH IS C 0 U P 0 N A N D P tIIC H A S I O f t ■ any ^ S I R L O I _ I BONELESS RUMP, ROUND I N T IP OR TENDER EYE BEEF ROAST s IN AODItlOM IO D IC S IA JU fl YOU I l f IIV I W ttH lO U * fU SC ItA M 4 5 _ m v c <d a i u t i 4 - 2 8 - 6 5 *■ *■ » a n a a • " iiiiniitiiiinitiiiiimiiiiisiiisiiissusiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii « £ s» N d^ ........ 8 8 - YOUR CHOICE I iu« « wYt MoVa- FOOD FAIR FYNE-TASTE B LU E R IB B 0 H Q U A L IT Y BEEF CUBE STEAKS...........* 9 8 ‘ F L O R ID A G R A D E / F R E 3H C U T U P OR W H O LE STEWING HENS..................n 2 3 ‘ SOLD B Y T H E P IE C E SMOKED SLAB BACON.......> 3 9 ‘ Q U IC K F R O Z E N G R AD E * A ‘ LA R G E M E A T Y TURKEY- DRUMSTICKS.......* 2 9 ‘ FOOD F A IR B R A N D a C k a /fa d , F w - a J , F ia te n BEEF STEAKS.. .... .6 9 " V E R I-B E S T CHEESE SPREAD........?“ r ... .4 9 ‘ FA R M E R G R A T SKINLESS FRANKS....3 9 ‘ ALASKA a H E A T -N -E A T BREADED SHRIMP..... »1M J MERCHANTS GRKKN STAMPS S COFFEE > 1 , 'j t ■ • • • • • • • • • • • • -• • t o M IX SALE! PANi A • I * I SAVE 1541 FACIAL TISSUE A • FYNE-TEX •f W | A C»* Wf1« T-N « I * } • ! 49< 39 L I BAG J 3 : 4 5 FYNE-TASTE Ca l if o - t — . — aa-e IHWIMat a i M n " 4 - J I -4 5 g G IA N T B O X W H ITE OR B L U E r n ia y e l l o w c l i h g h a l v e s o r s l ic e 39 v h iw m i J 44 • , MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS . LINir-l WITH 5.00 OR MORI ORDER I DETERGENT 10 99 PEACHES i f 'f t l wnii m « u r n um pvo u m i «t l4 ? A ’A i SU A V E • l U C l CREME RINSE M iiiiiM tM i 150 C T {J P L Y ) W H IT E OR C O LO R S ( OliN MUl I N ( I | . F 00(1 • si ’ | ( A * I • • AN i t MIX A 1f i N\' Ml H| I LH CAN * w * i teuaoN w e oevaae af ! 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SPANISH BAR CAKE " S A V E ’W i l M T i R E ' c ; S0*FT'OR'DR Y " ............ ............................ ■*t **mlHaHfW kJWIlTl v LU STR E C R E M E S ........ : 2 i * l CLEANSER 14ez CAN SAVE 294 1 STURDY PLASTIC W A S T E C A N ....... ‘ r r : r . i 9 B A R -B -Q S A U C E ..........— 19‘ HAPPYVALE • REG 2/254 S W E E T P E A S ..................— .1 0 ‘ SAVE 114 1 ON A • WHOLE KERHEL N IB L E T S C O R N .......... 6 1 *1 PNCSH UNGV JUICY SVCET LUSCIOUS ORANGES 10 ,0.39' D ANJOU PEARS . a ‘ M O R T O N P O T P IE S .......... 6 i * l fh b ______ c x th a i MKRCHANTS GRKKN STAMPS REG 5/S1.00 - ASSORTED FROZEN SAVE 104 > CROWN MUSTARD OR TOMATO SAUCE L IM IT -2 WITH 5.00 OR MORE ORDER ! ‘ VIM m R Tri COTTAGE CHEESE P IE S 39 B-B-Q BREAD f IMNJN 4NBMCH4R W 12m CUP • MAYFAIff P N C C C X T F IA •I MKRCHANTS GRKKN STAMPS WN MUIMCBI AM*FkBOMH ! rTiuTtl * NiiMra'MM IFAM9% v*iwa«iP«risMi SI P 4-21-45 ____ _____ I Lb PL* • PARMCR BXAY • BAC0M J 19C FASHION DOLL At Laaata l.M V a lu e ..D ia l sad h‘n D "J m i 1 SEAN ' la Knit BaihUg Salt A High Haals | CELERY ( Vx W 8 8 Pauetb Vaak C—aaa t Kipt'M Aa»ll 21, IMS a * Y 49* H M T COLL FASHION OUTFIT •N 4Y 5 9 ^ P e e r * W eak C a vy a a ExplfCB April 21, IM S U T II.IIIU H H U F A S M O N OUTFIT 9 9 d tSs3P f �T • The flrat commander o f R e­ connaissance Attack W i n e On#, Rear Adm . Robert Qoldthwaite, Commander N a ­ va ) A ir Jacksonville, w ill be the featured speaker a t the w i n g change • c f - command ceremonial at 2 p.m. Tuesday a t Sanford N aval A ir Station. * t !• ♦ Follow ing Adm iral Goldthwalte'a r e m a r k s , C a p t James O. Mayo, w ing com­ mander alnce July IM S, will be relieved o f command by Capt. Richard E. Fow ler Jr. Adm iral Goldthwalta was w in g commander from Febru­ ary to August 1051, when the fleet unit was based at N or­ folk, Va. The admiral la the N a v y 1# current "G rey E agle," a title given to the most ex­ perienced naval aviator on ac­ tive duty. An estimated #00 civilian guests aa well as wing and station personnel are expected te witness the Impressive ceremonies. Sanford civic organisations w ilt pay a final tribute to Captain Mayo with a farewell luncheon Monday at the San­ ford Ctvie Center. Captain Fow ler w ill be starting hia third tour o f duty in la a fo rd when he assumes command o f the wing. Prior to hie arrival in Sanford aa the prospective w ing com­ mander, Captain Fowler aerved as executive officer aboard the aircraft carrier USB In­ dependence. Upon being relieved o f his command, Captain Mayo will TZpSrt aboard the fle e t oiler USB Nantabata as command­ in g officer. Cowans Host Egg Hunt Prim ary and Junior Depart­ ments o f tha F irst Southern Mathodlat Church enjoyed an E aster e g g hunt at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. R. T . Cowan last week. Tha mothers present eaalat•d tha hoataas In serving iced, egg-ahiped cup cakes, and punch. L a rge chocolate candy rab­ bits wars won aa prises by FutUe Attn McClanahan and Gall Cowan. Each child took home a basket o f Easter eggs and candy favora. • # QUANTITY RIGHTS RISERVtO PRICES GOOD THRU APRIL 24TH w a M iM sroeee. mo. — csevwawT — t ♦ W -D BRAND . . CHUCK d p r m ia • • Roast Roast Short • 8-oi. Pkfl % • 4 % % • OVEN-READY RIB QUARTER FORK LOIN SLICED INTO REGULAR l t | W -D BEEF REGULAR 79* . . CHUB PACK SLICED REG. 3/11.00 CHICKEN OF SEA LIGHT MEAT REGULAR 89* . . CHUB PACK GROUND Round Mayonnoisi 100 FREE STAMPS W ITH COUPON , . GROUND REGULAR S** , . RCESI f Buffer Cups REG. 2** CRACKIN' GOOD WAFERS, LEMON, CHOC, Cookies 4 A L L FLAVORS SUPERBRAND 32-or. pkg. STRAW- D tm os 9 10-oz. Pkgi. REG. 23* DIXIE DARLING CRACKED WHEAT P r b m iI REGULAR 2/2** . . THRIFTY MAID REGULAR 53# . . COLGATE REGULAR 89* . . GILLETTE STAINLESS STEEL REGULAR 3/11.00 B fw w L F 'n f f U f f # s I 1ly n EvaporatedMilk7£1*1 NIFTY KNITTER—German actress TalM I bar apart time knitting on tha eat la Room lng calla before the camere. Her bobby cti this day due to her brief costume. • COPELAND SLICED ADM. GOLDTHWAITB By Mrs. Joha Lom e The Spring A c t i v i t i e s lunchson o f the Central F lo r­ ida Dutton Society was held at DeDary Restaurant with Mrs. Myron Cross o f M ait­ land, Mrs. G. A . Woodard o f Orlando, and Mrs. E. A . ftmylhe o f Runnell, as hoetestes. Mrs. N. P. Van Buskirk o f W inter Park, First National Dutton Rociety pres­ ident, was a special gu est Membera b r o u g h t and showed displays o f their beautiful hand-etched buttona and ceramic and baked enamel prise cards o f antique and rnodarn buttons. A unique method o f display was employed by Mra. E. J. Morehouse o f Orange City who inserted her collection on a picture o f the DeDary Man­ sion House, headquarters o f the Florida Federation o f A rt Mrs. II. R. Kellie o f W in­ ter Park showed her series o f hand-etched allver and gold buttons which won her an honorable mention at the re­ cent State Dutton Hhow held In Miami. Rhe also has a col­ lection o f 155 A rm y Insignias. Mrs. Rmytha designed • plrturn o f buttons, complete to frame, o f an Easter basket holding eggs formed from oval shaped buttons. , "i r:_ . II �I Sanford Sailors Volunteer For Viet Nam 8{|t *antori Erralh April 21, 1965 — Page 7 Patriotic fervor is running high at Sanford Naval A ir Station aa 141 aallora have answered the Navy'a call for volunteera fo r duty In Viet Nam and the number ie in­ creasing daily. The N avy <i requesting volunteers In order to pro­ vide personnel who are mo­ tivated toward this type duty. The number o f volunteers from the air station and the Sanford-based squadrons Is considered phenomenal in that the request fo r addition­ al men waa only issued April 9. Qualified volunteers will be ordered to the troubled spot as requirements dictate and to provide relief fo r person­ nel already in the area. " I feel I can seres my country better in V Irt Nam than here in Sanford," is the most common reason given The tour in V iet Nam is 12 fo r volunteering. "This Is what I Joined the months. Personnel complet­ ing duty there w ill be given N avy for,” says V. J. Mepriority In choice o f duty for Carthy, seaman, o f Rhode Is­ land. "Guys are needed over their next assignment. there, and I figu re I can bet­ especially afraid o f being ter serve the country there." ■hot at." Ronald E. Hopkins, a A breakdown o f the num­ Georgia seaman, says, "I*ve ber o f volunteera so fa r by been wanting to go over there unit is N A S , 30; W in g staff, for a long time, and 1 need two; RVAH-3, 42; R V A H a change. It's the only trou­ 13, eight; RVAH-7, !5 ; V A H ble epot right now, and I 11, 20; R V A H 0 , fiv e ; and want toms action. I'm not RVAH-1, six. Volunteer* must have been on active duty for six months and recommended by th# commanding officer. DeBary Blood Bank Chairman Gels Award ARTHUR R. SH ELLY. serving with VAH-6 at Sanford Naval A ir Sta­ tion, who recently com­ pleted eight months de­ ployment aboard t h e USS Forrestal In the M e d it e r r a n e a n , has been promoted to lieu­ tenant commander. He, his w ife and two sons reside at 2606 Iroquois Drive. (N avy Photo) Teacher School For 10 Counties Set In Summer Administrators o f school systems In 10 Central Florida counties have been Invited to meet In DeLand on April 20 to inaugurate a co-operative program in teacher education, County SupL John Smiley an nouncsd today. Financial aupport fo r this program, estimated to cost more than 1000,000 during the neat few months, ha* been aisured by representative* o f the United 8tatea Office o f E d u c a 11 o n. Approximately ( 200,000 already has been al l o c a t e d by Commissioner Frances Koppcl, Smiley said The program planned for Volusia and neighboring coun ties will begin with six In ttl lutes this summer running from Juno 14 to July 24. In­ stitutes will be held In ad­ ministration and American studies at Stetson University, while Institutes In the Inngu age nrts and humanities will l>« held on the campus o f Bethune-Cookman College. These institute* are expect­ ed to be folia wed In various other schools In Volusia Coun­ ty by new ln-*ervlce experi­ mental teacher training pro* grama. Invited to attend the April 29 conference w ill be repre­ sentatives from Brevard, Du val, Flagler, Lake. Marion, Orange, Putnam, St. Johns, Seminole and Volusia Coun ties. Ry Mrs. John Leone DeBary Blood Bank Chair­ man Oscar Paplncau has been presented an award from the American Red Cross, through the Orange City Chapter, for outstanding success o f the DeBary unit. N . M. Hussey, president o f tha Orange City Chapter made the presentation, Papinenu, in remarks of appreciation, credited his cochairman, Miss Ethel John­ son, and his secretary, Mrs. Charles T. Ulrich, along with unselfish donors o f the com­ munity and other members o f his committee. Named as gallon doners o f DeBary were Myron Accardl, Edgar Corson, Alice Crowder, Mary Jackson, Ernest Little, N ils L j u n g h e r g , Vivian Pierce, Curtis "E d " Redman, Harry Sehob, Rodney Sharp, William Strlpp, Grace Walskl, Earl Walker, James Zaviniski and Taptneau. Forms and literature for the new National Servlca Life Insurance now are available, Seminole County service o f­ ficer Howard II. Harrison an­ nounced today. Eligible personnel art those who now have G I term insur­ ance, veterans with service connected disabilities and vet­ erans with non-service con­ nected disabilities so severe they can not obtain commer­ cial insurance. In addition, disabled vet­ eran* listed above must hove served In tha Armed Force! between 1940 and 19B7. This Insuranca program will be open for one year beginning May 1, Furlher information ran Iw obtained from Harrison in tha County Servlca office in the courthouee. Advisory Council Meeting Monday County Judge K a r 1y 1 e Trumpet Trio tured apeaker at a dinner meet big Tresen ft'M im t ~ County Children'* ' ’Xemm'ole" Advisory Council Monday at the Civic For Service Center. Dr. Kenneth M. Wing, vice president o f Seminole Unit, Central Florida Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease A s ­ sociation, and Mrs. Lorraine Greham, program adminis­ trator, presented a program on “ The E ffect* o f Smoking on Health" to 171 atudents and teacher* o f tha fifth and sixth ' grade* o f Longwood Elementary School. Dr. W ing gave an informa­ tive talk and abowed slides on "Smoking and Health." A fter the ahowlng o f tha slides, a D U M FRIES, S c o t l a n d question and answer period (U P !) — Two postcard*, waa conducted by Dr. Wing. mai.rd from the Welsh town o f Llandudno 13 ycara ago, were delivered here today. Unfortunately the woman N E W Y O R K (U P I1 — U. S. to whom they were address­ newspapers consumed an es­ ed. Miss Janet Hendsrson, timated 535,312 tuns o f news­ died five yeara ago, aged 93. print last month, a 3.4 per Too Late Newsprint Up cent increase over March, Iowa ranks second among 1934, th* American Newspa­ Publishers Association states o f the Union In pro­ per reported today. duction o f soybeans. — THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU------ TISSUE R e g . 9Rc RBG.SJe or HEAVY DUTY SP0N0E iooo LIMIT 2 »|7 j f l B f |MAITLAND,<,n hW / vi1 N E X T T O W IN N -D IX IE — TH . •47-T073 m ■ HUM TWUTt SANFORD » N E X T TO W IN N -D IX IE — PH . lU -S IT t ORLANDOJ7,J N y r ,,,L8 LIMIT 1______ N E X T TO W IN N -D IX IE — PH . SU -tSTI OPEN MON TH R U SA T. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. SU N . 11 a.m. to • p.m. Extra large, fo r all heavy duty anlng. !o CAJkP 4# SOAP. LIMIT 4 • or. urn UTILITY I PAINT PAIL Metal htndle, i choloo of m u m t a t 11,1 M L * _ . RUBBING OKI. 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Former County Judge V er­ non Mixa alto will he on the program, which begins at a p.m. Smoking Effects Told To Pupils t o il e t sm c h m Gl Insurance Forms Ready Housholder will b « the fea ­ Special Faster services at First Southern Methodist Church o f Sanford Sunday evening were opened with the trumpet trio prelude, "Come Y e Faithful, Baisc the Strain," played by Mickey McClanahan, John Cullum and Riley Jeffcoat. Guest speaker for the serv­ ice was Etv. Charles Bennett whose sermon was entitled “ The Empty Tomb." Special music was presented by the adult and the children's choirs and 14 visitors were recognised by the pastor, Rev. Durward II. Knight. Final plans were announced for the revival which la to begin at 7:30 p.m. next Tues­ day at tha Sanford Woman'a Club, present meeting location fo r the church. __ The Epworth.League E n te r program was lad by Ben Adams. Bonus Bub of the Week,' 3 " " * 1 49 Aluminum hanOa, tf.lt till, 1 OZ. BRECK SHAMPOO 6 6 ' START SLIMMIN I*SUMMER HAIIt COLORING CLAIROL I>|49 Nice V E a s y 1 SEGO Tl« VALUE, LARI! IIU POLIDENT LIQUID DIET FOOD DENTURE OLEANSER CANS ll.lt tin , HAST It « L ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL CUNiTEST it » TES TAPE“ *1” SUCARYL •»> 67 tie ItZE, ECONOMY e fo a n lr e . PULL PROMT tie IIU . 14 Mi AUTO RUO 1 piece rubber, Bta___ 12.00 Value •1% $1.11 VALUE IN VALUE COMPACT CAB AVI |44 Huper-X-lraordlaary 69< BROMO / s eltz er ' MENNEN e c c BABY POWDER o u g NEW H.I, qI f 33 aiu 4 0Z. ¥ NOXZEMA MEDIOATEDOREAIi8 P FOLDING COT ® 97 A hoary gauge em n Fold* flat, pacha light. OZ. A DAW N c,"ori■, REG. 13.44 tl 41 H O 12 W E B CHAIR N O N -TILT ; CREME RINSE *9 7 ' TAME M tn L IN P B O S in za i 97c k (6 6 * Add Federal tar then appIteaMa Wo m a m the right to limit quantItlaB. * ' i /I I til TJ �Miss Sue Howell Patio Candlelight Ceremony Unites Miss Elizabeth Hayden, J.W. Gordon stlons. blue frock was cut along Em W. C. Cordon served his son L. Butler of 8an- plre lines and she carried a I ag best man and Robert D. rideimald. Her lee bouquet of whlta carnations, j Melvin of Minneapolis was ______________ usher. For her daughter's wedding Miss Elisabeth Ana Hayden, j daughter of Mrs. Martha Adame, o f Sanford, became the bride o f James William Gordon, eon o f H r, and Mra. W . C. Gordon, o f Oak Ridge, Tens., at the Tangerine Drive borne o f William Agaranoi on Friday, April 9, at 8 p.m. The Rev. Leonard Jones o f Orlando officiated at the patio candlelight ceremony with leo blue and whlta used In the dacor background. A vinecovered trellis adorned with blue and white blossoms, min­ iature wedding belle and ctandlng candelabra created an Impressive bridal atmos­ phere on the specious patio. Recorded nuptial hymns were played during the ceremony. Given In marriage by Don­ nie Dean Clark, the lovely bride was gowned in Chantilly lace with a modified bell­ shaped skirt and Uu fitted bodice featured a batteau neckline with Ua&ltlonal tap­ ered sleeves. Her veil o f il­ lusion wee attached to an Ice blue circlet encrusted with pearls and irridesccnts. She carried a Colonial bouquet of blue carnations showered with narrow blue and w h i t e etream en. Mra, R, D. Melvin of Minne­ apolis, Minn., attended the bride as matron o f honor, at­ tired in a pink lace sheath and carrying a bouquet of I I ; ^ -.-.-’V I B | .. ; ijv " I j i-, B A Mrs. Adams chose a marsh­ mallow ritesih with matching I*ce duster and a white earnation cornge. The mother of the groom was attired in a gold i heath with orange duster corsage was of white earnstiona. A reception follower! the wedding on the patio traditional ding B B A | r *' '^ ^ ^ B toasted null complementing the sparkling punch. Mrs. Michael Smith watt in charge of the bridc’a book. For her going away the bride wore a royal blur m e two picre ensemble. Following a wedding to the Florida coast the weda arc at home at 1506 Goldcn Court, New Smyrna •'| ‘X ^ H K c ' > t '=,> • . ' * ,/ ^ ^ B . Jj^ B V '[ X l a , \y B , , B B^^V , JF 1 f*-'? * *-* I Beach. 'm m ' - . B v R Among the out of town ding gucata were Mr. Mra. W. C. Gordon, Itldge, Tcnn.; Mr. and •B S■ ;■ } wedand Oak Mra. ter o f the bride, Chicago; Mra. France* Harrington, Co­ coa, and Mr. and Mrs. Clay­ ton Gehr, Mr. and Mra. P. W. Hair and Mr. and Mrs. R. Herrmsn, all of Orlando. MR. A N D MRS. JAMES W IL L IA M GORDON A Night At Dodge City To Premiere tumed In typical "g a y nineties” attire, desperado pos­ ters, pistol packin’ mammas end papas, and celebrities of the old west portrayed, will highlight " A Night In Dodge C ity" this Saturdsy night, April It , at the Fire Ila ll In Lake Mary, Members o f the Lake Mary Woman's Club have turned the clock back and will unveil events and characters o f the era In a gigantic extravaganfa for the entire !f*S p ? to en­ joy. Featured In the fun-filled evening w ill be games and contests and free food typi­ cal of the famed western sa­ loon. There will bo loud muale with dancing and akils In­ cluding Matt Dillon, Kitty and Doc. A nominal donation is askrd with proceeds going towards The choice among Instant blending flours Is Increasing. A milling company has Intro­ duced a free-flowing Inalant blending flour In both all-pur­ pose and self-rising forms, G E RRY KKETJI, left, Knt Noel, center, nncl Ruth Boulwoll o f the Lnko Mary Woman'R ('lull, are finalising plana for an authentic presentation, “ A Night In Dodge City," this Saturday night at The Lake Mary Fire Hull. The lmlicit are leaving no ntnncii unturned in preparation fo r a rip roarin' evening filled with fun for the pleaaure o f the entire public to participate. Traveling at a normal rate, the kengaroo Jump* from 5 to 10 feet at a single bound. Local Audubon Party Fetes Teresa Saville By Jaw Casselberry , llo lx-1( ay, Robin Arnsmeler, I ker, Terri Card and Bonnie Teresa Saville, daughter of Chris Gregory, Barbara Dec-) Abernathy, Hr..sod. Mrs--AuMltufityiUiu ol Fern Park, celebrated her M E f ninth birthday Friday night B and Saturday with a fgimtx-r B party at her hnmo ni 7 Smith I F Prairie Lake Drive. piincdt were were E V E LYN LU N D Y Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fief' Mrs. Homer Little was hos­ tess recently at her French Avenue borne to ■ charming graduation tea honoring Miss Sue Lyn Howell, a June 19A3 graduate o f Seminole High School. Forming the receiving line with the hostess and honor guest was Mrs. R. A. Howell, the honoree's grandmother. Miss Howell received the guests In a chic black linen sheath with white accessories and a white carnation conage presented her by Mrs. Little. The honorce also received luggage covers from the hostess. Artistic arrangements of spring blossoms adorned the reception area. The refresh­ ment table was covered In an Imported handmade cutwork cloth, centered with a blue and white floral arrangement, accented on either side with blue tapers in milk glass hold­ ers, In keeping with the clau colors, blue and while. An attractive assortment of dainty p a r t y sandwiches, cakes, nuts and mints comple­ mented the refreshing fruit punch, poured by Mrs. Thel­ ma Lewis. Floating hostesses were the Misses Karen Jordan and Car­ olyn Walker. Approximately 50 g u e s t s called during tha appointed hours. D e B a ry unee the en- 1marriage o f their daughter, approaching 1Martha Ann, to Robart CharIsa Sturm, son o f Dr. and j Mr*. G. G. Sturm of Ft. My'l e n . ; The bride-elect waa bom !n Moultrie, Ga. She attended I Oviedo Schoola where ahe 1 waa graduated. Sha also attended Orlando Junior ColgW J lege and waa graduated from I Stetaon U nivenlty. Sha Is | Claim* Repreaentative for , ! the Diatrict O ffice o f the SoB j clal Security Admlnlatratlon j in F t. Myera, where she is B : i making her home. The groom-elect waa born ( in Illinois and attend the Unf j iveralty o f Illinois. Ha waa graduated from the Univers­ ity o f Florida. He la employ­ ed by the Coral Landscape Design In Ft. Myers. The marriage w ill be so­ lemnised at 8 o'clock In the evening on June 28, at Ree­ ves M e m o r i a l Methodist Church in Orlando. .j Society T o Meet T his Thursday Announce Events J Thaw the party B i B In addition to the honorce I j were her aleter, Sheryl Sevilla, Carol Mahow, Linda Jacobs, Marie Gregory, Lei- _ MISS M A R T H A A N N PIERSO N PETITE TERESA SAVILLE of Fern Park cele­ brated her ninth birthday with n slumber party and Easter feativltlea the pant week-end.------ Altamonte Personals Mrs. W. R. Bradford, M Mra. Jarrard will be year* young, of Aklaa, Ga., her mother, too. was recent bouseguest of her — — aoa and daughter-in-law, Mr. Recent houseguesU and Mrs. Robert Bradford, on Mr. and Mra. W. R Boston Road. Mrs. Bradford roan at Houston, Trial make* tha trip to Florida to home of their eon and visit her family twice a year, tar-in-law, Mr. and M — — Chapman, In Oakland Mra. B. H. Jarrard of Lake . . Boulevard, Altamonte Springe, T* caftan caUaaaa th fa ipent Easter holidays with from winter hoot t her eon snd family la AUaa- smooth petroleum I ta, Ga. White la Georgia, roughened areas afu Joint held meeting to be Thursday evening, April 22, at the church, according to Mrs. R. L. Andrew!, preiident. AH the ladles o f the church who are not yet members o f the Aid are being Invited to at­ tend as honored guests, A very Intereating and in­ spiring program Is being plan­ ned by Mrs. Ray Bradin and Mrs. B ill Holcomb. A short business meeting w ill be held. The dinner meeting w ill start promptly at 8:30 p.m, and alt members o f the Ladles Aid and friends are urged to at­ tend. HOT WEATHER REPLENISH YOUR GLASSWARE NOW1 The April meeting o f the On Friday A pril 23 at 1 p.m., the DeBary Woman's Club will have a dessert bridge party at the Commun­ ity Center. Proceed* are to be used fo r the Club's pro­ jects. Please bring your own cards. Ixora Garden Club was held By Mrs, John Leone Mero as co-hostess. Carl Schilke with Mr*. Tom New officer* elected for the coming year are presi­ dent, Mr*. Brooke Smith; vice president, Mra. Volie Williams, Jr.; trennurer, Mr*. William Bush; and aecretary, Mr*. Arthur Beckwith. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith Mrs. Carl Hchllke was o f North Hollywood, Calif., elected a* delegate to the and Pittiburgh, Pa., were re­ Florida Federation o f Gnrcent houseguesta o f George ilen Clubs Slalo Convention Engel o f Shell Road. In Tamp* April 27-28, with Mr*. Voile Williams and .sirs, Fred Gunns attending as vis­ itor*. Mr*. Kay Bartholomew waa accepted u* n. new member. Mra. Williams announced plans fo r a long range tree planting project through the public schools In cooperation with the city’s "Operation Beautify,” A check fo r 125.00 Mr. and Mrs. George Hand' has been sent to the fund werk of Lilac Drive ore cm chairman of this project. terlalnlng their ilitcr-inlaw, A flower allow for mem­ Mrs. William Handwerk, ol ber* waa held on the acrcenPalmerton, Pa. ed patio nround the pool with bluo ribbons nwurded Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert PerJohn T. Johnson, Mrs. Robert rine of Gainesville announce Boaemond, Mra. Ken Mclnthe birth of a daughter, Laura toah, Mr*. Kmcat Southward Kay. Mrs. Prcnnino Is the nml Mra. Tom Mem. Mra. former Carole Corson. The McIntosh waa presented an grandparents are Mr. snd orchid plant for her Tri-color Mrs. Edgar E. Corson. d e s i g n entitled, "It's A Man's W orld." Mr. and Mra. Thomas Smith I t was announced that Ix ­ DeBary, of Second Street ora Garden Club had won have their son snd daughtertwo first prises In the hat In-law, Mrs. Jack F. Smith, contest sponsored by the Flo­ o f Mctuchcn, N. J., end their grandson, Frank Douglas, as rida 8la to Bank In the Moat Original and Beat Named their houaegoeats. categoric*. Refreshment* were served Mr. and Mrs. Barney PcarV iii'h f "Fl&ihfrig,' ‘Cong 1 aland T T lfilr r * ' bekUTHURJ "afipoiiited N. Y., visited Frank White of table to the Mmea. Arthur Shell Road. Mr. White had not ilcckwith, Robert Restorer, teen the Pearsons In over 32 George Bishop, Jack Bolt, years, since they formerly Taylor Brown, Jr., John Bur- Forest City Personals Mrs. Helen Robey o f Silver Springs, Md., a i been a houseguest for the past month at the home of her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis McPherson, on Oak Haven Drive. FIL M SPECIALS! The Herald welcomes all social news with the fo l­ lowing. regulations eatablished: 1— Photograph and cov­ erage request* should be made three days prior to event. 2— Engagement a n d wedding forma are avail­ able to be accompanied by photo four daya before announcement. 3— New * may be aubmttlcd at afflce, via mall or phone for ahort notlcea. Typewritten accounts in luwur case double spaced are expedited more quick­ ly. Names should be print­ ed In manuscript reports. 4— Personal black and white photoa and negatives are acceptable. 6— Photos made by Her­ ald s ta ff may be duplicat­ ed at nominal cost. Doris W illiam * Society Editor 322-28)1— City 425-5038— County (P L U S 1 R O LL F ILM FR E E D 15 MM (20 E X PO S U R E ) IN C LU D IN G PROCESSING t P im c A M i LIGGETT - R E X A L L DR UG PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON KELLETT PHONE 322-7913 DEPENDABLE SERVICE Maurice Bulled Competent, dependable, proud of the quality products he sells. Maurice Bulled serves the homes of T. G. Lee Dairy’s Sanford customer!. t 5 Personals are planning a (p e d a l dinner The DcBary W cklwa Chap­ ter o f the D A R w ill spon­ sor a dessert bridge party, Thursday, A pril 20 at 1 p.m. at tha DeBary Community Center. Prises will be award­ ed and guests are asked to bring their own cards. ■ - eran Church o f the Redeem er Forthcoming worked together. with the Membera o f both circlet of the Ladies Aid o f the Luth­ DRINK TIME — recently at the home o f Mr*. Mrs. Helen Bridgers, a guest at the DeBary Manor, celebrated her 85lh blrlhray Thursday at the Manor. She received many lovely gift* In­ cluding a rake made by her slater, Mrs. Bradford Byrd, of Sanford. Another slater, Mrs. Maggie Zahary, of Orange City, waa alao pre­ sent. Joint Meeting IS TALL, COOL, Personals j an egg ■ morning aft- Mrs. A. L. Skinner has re­ cently returned from a three weeks spring vacation visiting with her two danghtara and tbotr famOlea. She spent • daUghtful week with Mr. and Mra. Walter Neal (Sunny Skinner) la Richmond, Va., where Walter la a Junior at Richmond Medical College and Sunny la hnppUy employ­ ed as medical aecretary to a Gorman oyt surgeon. Her last two weeks were spent with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wells (Caro) Sklaoar) in Stamford, Conn. Highlighting her visit was spoiling bar grandchildren which grandmu like Maybell* Skinner ar* moat capable and quali­ fied to execute successfully entrusted mission, Graduation Tea Miss Ann Pierson Engaged Circles Schedule Mr. and Mrs. Talman W. Van Arsdale of Smyrna Drive have their daughter, Mrs. Donald F. Rogan, o f Collaraugua, N. Y., as a current huuscgueit. Talented dancing glrla cos­ on Feted A t Lovely Ladies Aid ■y PALM OKCtM Summer* coming, end un­ less you want to be pestered -with hot-weather problems, now Is the time to uke steps. Beginning with mulching is h i g h l y recommended. It's time to Uy on a lavish layer of mulch to discourage weed*, to say nothing of tempering the top layer* of aoil and con­ serving moisture. White fly and acalo on gar­ denias, Uguilrum, camellias and citrus can bo controlled with ■ gpray of aaUthion. aJubtn. azaleas. Spray roses weekly with phaltan if you suspect black spot, and give them .*, handful at fertilizer twice a month until June, After the! they should Dot be given any encouragement about bloom­ ing until the hot weather is over. Pruning and pinching are la order this month. Spring flowering shrubs should be pruned as toon as they have finished blooming. Don’t pro­ crastinate or you will sacri­ fice next years Moom. Moat of the annual* you planted last month will profit Crum a ■nipping and don't forget to give them fertiliser now and than. In the planting Una, heat lovers include amaranthus, This Is the man who serves your stores, supermarkets, and res­ taurants in the Sanford area. William Carte is a man you can depend on fo r service. zinnias, sunflowers and galllardlai and for your dried a r­ rangements, include atatlce and strawflowera. Permanent Arrangements And i trademark thit means DEPENDABLE Q U A LITY ! TELEPH O NE 322-5663 �I 'OUR BUDGET WORKS WORE AT “Super-Right’1 Heavy Western T« GASH SAVINGS BEEF CHUCK For You! DRINKS N I H I H l H d l fW II Want proof that money-aavlng meat can be a real treat? Try one of A&P’a fam­ ous "Super-Right" Chuck Roanta! You'll enjoy the fine flavor and Juicy itoodneaa of corn-fed beef, apecially aelected from the fineat available. What a feaat for your family! What a break for your budget! Your neighborhood A&P now features "Super-Right" meata from the new A&P meat plant. Buy "Super-Right" meata and gel what you pay for — dny-ln and day-out, GUARANTEED QUALITY ! ! p u n s h ip s Square Cut BONE IN LB. Boneless Chuck Roast . 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Bananas, black watouts, eggt and other flna Ingrediento go into this exciting loaf cake, Dclidousl C H E R R Y PIE m L j ^ J .......... 100 LB. BAG now Fertilizer*!1* Manure *1” Peat Bictl Vacuum Packed Mixed Nuts C AN S J ff' | FRESH TEND ER Cantaloupes flllrerbrook Pure Creamery Butter IT Special Sale CORN APPLES 10 r - 59* I .. * 19* Aaa Pave Blended Honey 6 -O Z . GOLDEN SW EET Shop for theae fine A&P exclunlve food* and aave even more thla weflc a f’ A&P. ............. Aaa P«ie Pure 6 12 OZ. C AN S 89c A N N P A G E R E A L L Y F IN E GET 100 Syrup 3- G R E E N G IA N T W H O L E K E R N E L M EXICORN OR Bubble 12*oi. hot, 39c •“ “ £ --------1- a ORANCE JUICE NIN.ETS CORN MAYONNAISE April 21 4.24-63* L CHICKEN NOODLE or VEGETABLE BEEF "SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERN A & P FROZEN CONCENTRATED lU lfl EXTRA I I » 78‘ CAI*’N JOHN'S L A K E Our O w . L g ” [inatant Tea S-o*. Jar 69c W 50 78* SO UPS m I * PAG. 39* "SUPER-RIGHT" FRESHLY Q UICK FRO ZEN F IL L E T S Rill EXTRA “Super-Right” Heavy Western Beef Boneless Shoulder SAUSAGE ISTMtfSI Our Own _ _ _ Tea Baca p k f. o f 100 95c £ — lb. 68c l “Super-Right” Pure Pork Bag f No. • Monocram mmm |Broom* each |1JS a iji JAX. April 24 4 - :V - « ■AJ5' 5 0 l SWISS STEAK p Llttl# Lady •■■■■■ each SI.<9 -----— April 24 I “Super-Right” Heavy Western Beef Boneless lu ll extra • CLOD ROAST Jstutn b in Brooms m 3 mm or Cheeri W o m W warm-weather I-Pint 6-Ox. dt Aid *u " * U W M ffia a ja n is n Dottle UPTON Ifc OFF INSTANT TEA ................ 1 Ox. Me LOOSE UPTON TEA t«*•#»****•***•***•• Vi Lk. 4fie ■BOO DIET POOD.............8 Ox. 1 For 86c PILLSBURY FLOUR •♦«•»»»MMUMt ttitHiiae 8 Lk. 88c 4 » 1 F i3 » M < 1 1 *1 9 * 12 On. ftfio **•# #»*••• • » (M l** * ft« 48 Ct. Me 18Vi On. Can Claar IN F IR M 2/29c Handi-Wrap 29c ajaonc «a eoMMfir, me hr super J^urkots Hwy. I7 -M &A STIR ~ K Prkaa la Ilk M M Sutarda y, April 14. ��I * Spring Festival Set Saturday By Ciwlktrrr New good* and lervlce* have been donated by 04 area merchant* to the Council ot Teacher* and Parent* o( South Seminole Elementary School at Caaaelberry for aala at the Spring F eitiva l Satur­ day, 1-0 p m. The*e Item* w ill be told at bargain prlee* every hour in the country atore, according to Mr*. William Eggera, It* Uval chairman. Mr*. John P erry ta co-chairman. Many intriguing uacd arti­ cle* alao will be void in the booth auch aa a bird cage, lamp ahadea and an electric Ironer. Booth chairman Mra. Maraha Yow ler la still accept­ ing donation* for the country atore. Collection point* for dona­ tion* have been eet up at the following home*: Mra. Anita McGlnnii, 9620 Datura Court, and Mra. Ann Davidson, 1B08 Peruvian Lana, both Baitbrook; Mra. Eva Moore, 1509 Perk Drive, end Mra. Virginia Webber, 102 Oakwood Drive, Eait Caaaelberry; Mr*. M erge Deppen, 90 Plumoala Drive, W i l t Caaaelberry; Mra. Marge Wright, 208 WllahIre Drive, Howell Perk; Mra. Betty Coleman, Turkey rarm and SR 436, and Mra. Smallwood, 420 Longwood Road, North Orlando. Tlekata w ill be aold for all the ride*, game*, m oviei and refreahmenta. A large variety of food will be for sale auch a* coffee and doughnut*, popcorn, cotton candy, Ice eream, aoft drink*, hot dogi, aloppy Joe*, baked good* and caady. Pltch-a-ball and pound*nail booth* w ill be new thl* yaar, Joining old favorite* auch aa tha ring toaa, flah pond, dart game and green door. Ever popular attraction* cuch ea pony ridea, caka walk and the fortune teller again will be preaented. The clinic will be open and ataffed the entire time of the feitival. The annual fund railing event promise* to be more fun than aver fo r young end old alike and the public la cordially invited. S a n f o r d Chapter 1404, Women o f the Moose, held and Easter E gg Hunt Satur­ day fo r children o f the memb e n at the Palmetto Avenue Moosa Home- Sponsor o f tha event was Child Care Chair­ man Shirley Waehhum. A delightful addition to the tndlUonal hunt w e* the creation o f a magical world o f Bunnyland, complete with picket fence, carrot*, end tw o large whit* bunnies por­ trayed by Gaorg* Waahbum and Cheryl Blati. Children attending were di­ vided Into three age group* with Billy Dyann winning » stuffed bunny end Linda and Tommy Blata winning ehoenlate bunnies fo r finding gold*en"*pfiie*'egga:......... A11 youngatera received bags of randy fo r their baatar baakaU. The Young People*’ De­ partment o f the First South­ ern Methodist Churrh bad an Ire tream social at ttic borne o f Mr. and Mra. R. D. 1’ rlcst last week. The guests participated In Indoor and outdour game*, climaxed by a hike through the wood*. Enjoying tha homemade Ire cream and caka with the hos­ tess were Gene Jameson, A l­ len and Hherrlo Getman, Ben Adams, Russell Carlelon, Pat M lllsr and Elisabeth, Danlsl, Louise, and Emily Priest. G REETING S from the mnyor o f Darmatadt, Gcrmnny, to Sanford city commlaalonera ia preaented by Mr. and Mra. Alfred Kirachatein. Pictured from left: M. L. Rabom Jr., Mr. and Mra. Kirachatein, A. L. Wilaon, Earl Higginbotham and Joe Baker. (Herald Photo) McCROR Y By Dettle Anatia The mayor and the eity cnmmlaalon o f Sanford have received a latter o f greeting from the mayor and the mu­ nicipal council o f the City o f Darmatadt, Germany. Tha translated letter was delivered hy Mr. and Mr*. A lfred Klrachataln, who re- L f r e s h d e l ic io u s f r u it o r a n g e * In ■ little less than a min­ ute Georgie, who ta 11, became a clown end for a little more than an hour, he flip-flopped and gagged It up In the middle o f the circua arena at M idiion Square Garden. N ever mind that tha arena'a 12,000 acata were empty. Georgie and eight other little boya had the beat audience of all. A real clown, Bobby Kay, of Ringllng Brother! and Bar- num A Bailey Circua watching their antic*. waa The boya liked getting paint­ ed beat. Kay, who la In town with (he circus, skipped lunch to help make circus performers out of Georgia and bis friends. The boya, who arc members of the Madison Square Boy's Club on New York City's Hast Side, are giving a circua of their own In June end they got the beat advice around. Kay, who (tapped on the white face, waa Joined by Chrya Holt, who swoops high o ff the ground suspended by her hair, and Helena Raisy, whose trained pigeons flutter wherever ahe sends them. "Ilc y , I need a m irror," aaid Georgie. "M y mother ia really going to aay 'wow' when 1 com* home." "S a y ," said Kenneth Slmekl, who la 10, "watch me. I can do too cartwheels all togeth­ e r." The big clown watched. He watched very carefully. " I gueis I've got a real bunch of tumbler* here," he laid. "1 guess you could say," said Martin Fried, II , "that this is a pretty big day in my life ." Evangelist, Salesm an By Brace Blossat (Second of two dispatched LANSING, Mich (N E A ) — Notwithstanding many shaft* of wit and aarcasm aimed at him, Gov. George W. Romney kccpa atuffing hii political aurvlval kit with new equip­ ment. He hai learned much politically, accommo­ dating better than at flrat and avoiding grievoua error. He has a new, tough-minded Michigan a t a t a chairman, Mra. Elly Peterson, to help him through the shoals. — ‘■'tie* piittr-J-r.Tf •stnx’ AlilitiT*' says one observer. Not even that fabled sixtermer, former Gov. G. Mennen Williams, aver did better on the campaign trail. Says a Williams friend: "Itoinney is quicker thin Williams with the ‘glad tidings' sort of pitch." Aa he ponders whether to go for a third term In 1906 und lake the first four-year hold on Ihe Job, Ihc governor has plenty of problems. Even a moderate slowing of Michigan's present amazing economic growth pare could quickly devour the atale'a $100 million aurplus and leave hla rising budget hurting. Ha needs new tax money a* a hedge, and may or may not get it soon. Furthermore, De­ troit is a racial linderbox which could flare at any time, with resulting political embar- rasament all around. Romney's Michigan sup­ porters see a chance for him to make some polnta for the I960 nomination If he can get along with the present heav­ ily Democratic slate legisla­ ture, aa a Republican presi­ dential winner moat likely would have to get along with a Democratic Congress. If, as expected, he runs again next year, some profes­ sionals think he must not only win big—aa most in both parties believe he could do— -Ltd- dijphky tin/- power Til other Republican candidates. Tliia did not happen in 1964 when he aucccaifully breasted Johnaon’i Michigan tide to win by 280,000 vote*. Last year he won nearly 20 per cent of the Negro votei, cut Into the Democrats' labor strongholdi In Detroit and Flint, mastered tlie swell­ ing surburbs. He needs to repeat these feat* to reinforce hi* 1DC8 proapcct*. Any 19GS ambitions would mean Michigan Republicans would have to find a 1970 governorship replace­ ment with at least some of Romney’s appeal. Politicians here think tha governor may be tuning up bis attractive young lieutenant governor, William Mllllkcn. One observ­ e r takes a slightly acid view: "Rom ney wants him to be popular, but not too popular. m - u m e - u REG. $4.98 V A L U E A R S H " 1' ' ‘ " L O W U r" te r r y s t r ip e d % f r in g e d d is h tow el nv 14 x 26 c a n n o n C A N V A S U PPERS LO N G W E A R IN G SOLES Wiener Roast The Bykota Class of Bear I-aka Methodist Church will have a fam ily night wiener roast at 7:30 p.tn. Thursday at the church. A ll members ere invited to participate. Rom ney Park, the governor his been schooled from childhood to elevate causa above person. Ha must keep oa doing It to be square with the teachings of hla lifetime. So, in the political world, u AAj ■m h* shout* program, platform, principle and triea to scale to -T T down candidates, Including *1 * himself. Y et these notions are at w ar within him with other compelling belief* — la strong leadership and hi* view that !»•_!*_ M ."D tllflfrt s k itte r. M men. From these flow ambi­ tion which be seeks constantly to keep somewhat veiled. ROMNEY PITCH Some critic* who perceive “Clad tidings, sort a f the conflict label his ambition Where the spotlight burn* real and hi* concern for caus­ really bright, he h lm iclf usu­ es phony. But many who ally appears." study the governor closely Clearly the governor sUU finds it hard to shake hla critics' image o f him aa a man who, however good, tend* to hold center stage, march consptciously alone In parades, hug campaign mon­ ey close to hla chest Unquestionably complex, fitting no standard pattern, George Romney la a tantaliz­ ing blend of evangelist, sales­ man, strong-handed leader, dedicated eervant o f varied and changing causes. Evangelism la most likely the key, A young missionary who shouted Mormontsm from a soapbox ia London's Hyde 1c ' " 22'/a G A L LO N PLASTIC s l ic e s * A W A R D P LA Q U E fo r attaining greateat percentage increnae in P T A memberahop fo r tho 1064-65 year went to South Seminole Junior High School at Caaaelberry. Mra. Jnmea Miller (le ft), membernhip chairman o f the Seminole County Council o f Parent-Teacher Aaaociationa, pre«enta award to Mra. Lawrence Swofford and Mra. Arthur Rhodea. NEW Y O R K (U P I ) — Georgle Diet squlnched up his face, closed hli eyes, and the next thing he knew, hla face waa shiny white and speckled with little red dogs. * SM ASH H IT SAVINGS! S PR IN G W ARDROBE , r “ T ” SH IR TS COTTONS TOP Q U A L IT Y IlY PE R F E C T FOR • # a DRESS A N D SPO RT • 36 TO 45 IN C H W ID TH S 'FR U IT OF T H E LOOM 2 TO 10 Y A R D LE NG TH S 1 0 Y S “BRIEFS . “T * SH IRTS GIRLS’ SHORTS end CROP TOPS TO P Q U A L IT Y <* A L L COTTON • F R U IT OF T H E I-OOM” 8IZE8 3 TO 6X • . . A N D 7 TO 14 ■V '-'R « » «if 'wigeeiA'V-' *' . i y . t i l <»* * oca N A M E B R A N D H E A D Q U A R T E R S LADIES' SHIFT GOWNS A L L COTTON SIZES S-M -L FOR LOUNGING OR SLEEPING AD JUSTABLE . . . STRETCH STRAP BRAS Q U A L IT Y COTTON FLO ATING ACTIO N SIZES 32 TO 42 . . . IN A-B-C CU P |« DEBARY FIRE laddiaa and laaalna will present thalr annual minatrel show Friday and Saturday evening* at thair recrea­ tion ball. Proceed* will be uaed tor improvement! and upkeep 1054)9 E. FIRST ST SANFORD �1 It Is With Regret A half a lifetime o f good and faithful service to a good cause. Not many o f us can. or ever will, claim such achievement. When Sanford Police Chief Roy Williams goes on inactive duty this week he will be winding up 45 years o f sendee to the city he loves. Back in 1920, when Chief Roy joined the police department, the I.eague o f Nations was being born and the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote, was being ratified. A long time ago? Yes. But to a man who has spent the years in the Dr. Crone's Prepare for the W orst 8K busy field o f Inw enforcement, it probably seems like only yesterday. Chief Williams it’s been a happy life and one that he has enjoyed. Enjoying one’s work makes for good work. We believe he is a living example o f this philosophy. We have been fortunate to have a man like Roy Williams heading up one o f the most ( i f not the most) important departments in Sanford for 42 o f the vears he has been con* nccted with the city. It is with regret we see the Chief Join the ranks o f the retired. Worry Clinic Husbands, read there are still some people between the ages o f 12 and 20 who are not entirely self-supporting, and that any real importance to the nation's economy from this type o f teen-ager depends to a big extent on how ndroit he or she happens to be in talk­ ing the old man out o f some dough. So when we’re assessing the rel­ ative importance to the nation's economy o f various age groups, let's not pass too quickly over the atnlwart characters in the age group be­ tween, say, 35 and 50 who support the economy in not only their own name, but also in the name o f hun­ gry, unclothed, careless and fundless youngsters who, without pop’s pockethook, wouldn’t be nearly as im­ portant to anybody’s economy. Stay in there, pop, and keep on making the dough and dishing it out. The economy needs you. Lyle C. Wilson Says: Mouse Trapped Thought For Today Therefore, putting away false­ hood, let every one speak the truth with his neighbor, for wc arc mem­ bers one o f another.— Ephesians 4:25. United I'rraa International It is neither sinful nor un­ rights hill would lie trigger­ Thr senator now should ed to art in the area when­ follow up by compelling the ever fewer thnn 50 per cent administration to illuminate o f potential voters failed to in Senate debate the dark areas o f the possible, the vote. But there have been roll- probable and the exportable stoutly louder piotest* that in Southeast Asia. Opposition for the sake of there were pockets o f possi­ ble election discrimination in opposition ia small minded, other states which were not mran. Collaboration for the touched hy the Johnson hill •ake o f collaboration ia no because no literary test was better. Indeed, it may lie involved. Among these states worse because it is likely to were Texas, Tennessee, A rk ­ anesthetize all hands and es­ ansas, Kentucky, Florida and pecially to soothe to sleep a nation o f wishful thinkers. Maryland. Sen. Harry F. Byrd l)-Va. nnd other* contend that the bill was carefully drafted to book certain Southern states nnd to exempt, for example, LlIJ's Texas The Kepubllennt are scrambling now in Con­ gress to improve the hill Dirksrn so eagerly sup|«>rled. The administration appears reronrilrd to some degree o f improvement. All of this invites atten­ tion to Dirkten's leadership of Senate Bepuhlican support o f the Johnson administra­ tion's policies In Viet Nam. The end result o f this Idpartisan support of vital ami An "Annie Oakley," mean* foggy foreign policy is to InK a free ticket, cnme« from discourage debate w h i c h the famous markswoman'i might enlighten public un­ ■marine ability as a shooter. derstanding. Dirksen would During her theatrical p e rfo r have best served himself, his nances and her act with Buf­ party and Ilia country’ if he falo Bill's W ild W est Show, the shot holes through small had taken n longer and cold­ tards tossed into the air. H ie er look at the vote hill ns it tole customarily punched In emerged ftom the Justice i complimentary ticket r e ­ Department. calls these bullet holes. He still has an opportun­ ity to serve self, party and country in the Viet Nam sit­ uation. lie took n step in this "direction when he challenged the wisdom of I lie I ’rctidenl's offer of unconditional discus­ sions on South V iet Nnm't future coupled with a pro­ posed I I billion aid program for Southeast Asia. Dirksen may have put the finger on that when he cau­ tioned that it would be trag­ ic if anyone interpreted John­ son's statement "ax meaning thnt the Viet Cong could humble us into making a bil­ lion dollar o ffer in order to rail It quit* when freedom it on thr altar." patriotic to hope that Renat# Itcpuhllcnn leader Kverctt • • • McKinley Dirksrn has not The strength o f « country is the iicrn mouse trapped by Pres­ strength o f its religious convictions. ident Johnson in the area of — Calvin Coolidge. foreign relations as h# was trapped in the area o f voting right*. in th# area o f foreign re­ lations, Diii.sen is a powerful supporter by l.BJ's bombbomb-boinb policy in Viet Nam. In the area of civil rights. Dirksen was a spon­ W A S H IN G T O N - While the repeated with emphaai* hi* io offered "unconditional dis­ sor and selfless champion of LltJ's voting rights hill. number o f sir strikes by U.S. firm reaolve to en u re the cussions” to further our aim More graceful o f speech planes against North Viet guaranteed independence of o f a just settlement without than of figure, the senator Nam mounts every day, nego­ South V iet Nam "fr e e from widening the present war. has been moderately busy tiations for a settlement of the outside interference," mean­ Th# P e k i n g Communist Inking bows on his enlighten­ Vietnamese war arc going •- ing Communist China nnd her ed leadership o f the llcpulially, the Hanoi government Chinese government denounc­ head. lican remnants in the U.S. President Johnson in a o f North Viet Nam. But in ed Johnson’s speech a n d Senate. Long and successful that speech the President a l­ strongly rejected the Presi­ speech at Baltimore recently years in public life have ac­ dent's suggestion that the customed Dirksen to bow United Nations might play a majestically in response to constructive pait in finding a popular acclaim or grumlly fair formula fo r ending the lo genuflect when receiving Enterprise A tu aion t* Springe an ennobling sword tap of fighting. Mrs. Ritchie Barrie Mrs. Julia IUrtes public approval. 888-3834 838-1318 Thu British government These occasions for Imwa 888 4884 vigorously supported John­ nnd genuflections huve dim­ Bear l.ahe-Korest City Mrs. Maryann Mils* Lex* M e n son's stand on next steps In inished. however, in the area 838-3178 Mrs. Frances Wester Viet Nam — continuing both o f the Johnson voting rights 222-8211 a military and a political o f­ bill which Dirksen so proud­ Casselberry fensive, together with assur- ly sponsored. The Johnson Labe Monro# Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-3048 Mrs. H. L. Jobss an unee o f aid for economic de­ bill has been taking its lump 222-4722 velopment if a lasting peace and its sponsors with it. Chuluots There are, notably, com­ in Viet Nam ia achieved. Longwoed Mrs. Join Maglm Mrs. Donna Estes The Secretary General o f plaints o f false pretenses. On 363-3742 838-3117 the United Nation* said that closer examination the bill DrOary North Orlando he felt President Johnson's doe* not honor the Johnson Mrs. John Leone Mrs. M argaret Cosby Baltimore proposals “ opened promise to Negroes uttered 668-1883 322-8113 the door for further steps” on March 15 before a joint Deltona Osteen toward settlement. session o f Congress. LBJ Mrs. Mildred Hasey Mrs. Clarence Snyder Against this background, said: 868-3831 222-4841 international diplomat* have "T h e hill will strike down Geneva Ovied* -hrgwrr-a -qnrrt-oqi!oratioir*nf ■ W tlV ifK iiiii ‘ In* VoTing*Tif *ifi' ■ L V d d y " - H Y i' Vo \ nri * FtYyV ' ' ' new appruuehra to the im ­ elections, federal, state and 283-1180 349-1873 passe between the U.S. and local.” the Communist supporters o f That it a misstatement of North Viet Nam. fact because the hill is po­ The terms that the U. S. tentially effective in such and the Hanoi government manner in only six states; have separately slated for Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, discussing possible terms o f Mississippi, Soutli Carolina settlement are so fa r apart, and Virginia, plus 31 rounP ig s 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., April 21, 1965 in the ryes of key diplomat*, tisa in North Carolina. These that thir first interest is in states and counties require a WALTICB *■ «IK L O W , EMITOH SVO 1*1 S I.IIM B S finding ways to get the hall literacy test for registration r i t a t H v o t .T O M S * . W een ie•••• - " • ■ • '• I H a a s e *# rolling. They are seeking a and the Jolmson-lbiksen bit! ■O l r a i l . NIIOOKSHINB A it o n iilt Cilttor way lo bring the two aides target is the literacy teat on A dvertising Director k h i:d v a x b e l t in the Viet Nam war to a which it will score a direct B O * D IK E S Managing Editor conference table on another and destructive hit. The A d vsrtltlag M taager g ill It • n VV I I . L I A M S subject, seeming to have SAHIB S M O S S A K S S Society Editor B o r n u A ta ri* nothing to do with Viet Nam. Busts.as Manager Cllr Editor Some think they have m s s w ells It'O t W KM .I found a posilila opening M sskaalsai Sa#L O a a tr aetter through remark* mad# by ■ IL L T IX C K X T Starr rxotogrsp h sr Prince Sihanouk o f Cambodia sometime ago. The Cambodian Published dally ssospt Saturday, Sunday sad Cbrlatmaa; pub* chief of state suggested that llabsd Saturday prscatding Cbrlatmaa. th* nation* which originally S t S S L S IP T lo a B ATES Hama D sllvary • » * wesb guaranteed the territorial in­ tegrity o f his country at a U J u s t te ll us how m uch e .* A L L OTMEN M AIL conference in Geneva in I954# r B a ll SEMIXOLB COL'STT Monthly hFM*lt ■KM. you need to pay old bills, for • l i t # t Tear s tvssk I* •• I l ' * r meet to rrguarantre Cam­ *.T» a asaaihs a.ue g Moalbe $ 700 hom e im provem ents, car bodia'* independence. I N | M oatht I I t I Mostbs 11.00 A * it happens, ths principal 13 00 I.** I M eats L t i t M e a t! repairs, for a ll your sea­ 1100 E Postal EsgstaUesa pro»l<s U * t *S ■all *« basei#naaa X* power* Involved in Viet Nam sonal expenses. Phone for 24 00 wera parties to tha 1054 Cam­ id la savant*. 37 00 bodian guarantee. Met togeth­ prompt, courteous service. Iterate Is a a sa b a r *t tbs Dane* Treat wbltn Is **• er in private to discusa Cam­ I ssclastvsly Is U s ass tsr rspsblisatisa #( all tx* Issal bodia, they could remain for LOAN! UR TO $AOO prists* la ttta asvasastr. exploratory talk* on possible s is * as eases* slats Mailer i-«ls s tr It . l i l t e l l e t Past way* to end the fighting and cs et Senior*. F la n s *, e a te r tke Aal *1 Coast too ot M a rt* the dying in Viet Nam. A t th* moment this compli­ III. cated maneuver ia only a sub­ m u o f s a y MAtsnar. a t * * or a to a ru o ia ^ or tat* odltiuo flNANCI MAVICI, INC. k * S e a le r* M a rti* n a y bo raproeooa* la ta p meaner w iu - ject fo r debate in important * f S sM ifsrd written permission *7 t*s pabllsXa* * f Tbs lit r e !* . Any world capital*. But it la being tldaal or l i r a roopooaiblo for tueS reprooaciloa w ill bo actively considered at lofty 110 South M ifn o lia S t r e e t .................... FA 2 4612 luo.od oe larn o g.n g «u l o t l lt r e u a copyright au* w ot be level*. I liable Urn damage* n*4*t » * • »* * • Helen Fuller Soy* Exploratory Talks Herald Area Correspondents be frank ear* to confes­ sion which she made In my Pop Pops, Too The economists keep talking about the importance to the nation’s econ­ omy o f the Young Adult Group and the Teen Group and the Senior Citi­ zen Group, and it is undoubtedly true. Anyone who eats and dresses and drives and lives indoors is important to the nation’s economy if there is enough o f him and her. And in the case o f the teen-ager, at least, any­ one who hns ever owned one knows that the care and feeding o f one cer­ tainly helps somebody’s economy, although not the owner’ s. But with all the attention being paid to these various age groups, Isn't it strange that no one hns thought to say a kind word about the importance to the nation’s econ­ omy o f the Plain Old Pop Group, without which, in many instances, there would be no really important contribution to the national econ­ omy from the teen-ager? The economists make it seem thnt every teen-ager from 13 on up is londed with his or her own dough, and that all the cars and clothes and food nnd things he or she uses have been bought nnd paid for by him or her and by him or her alone. Without taking n thing nwny from nny teen-ager who may qual­ ify for this distinction, it is simply stating the truth to point out that l.ola'a M O N EY IS 8 8 8 8 8 FAMILY office after I had dragged It out o f her. Under truth serum or hypnosis, auch wives freely tell th* truth, though they may deny all such ulterior sex m otive* when they nr* soh*r. Send for the m i booklet below *nd stop your w ife'* m i hunger early! CASE V-469: t a in T\, nged 29, is the neurotic w if* who is becoming an alcoholic. "D r. Crane," the began, "w hy can't 1 step using liquor? "And what is wrong with me. anyway, for I never used to drink?" “ Alcoholism," runt an axi­ om o f Applied Psychology, "is like the fire escape from a burning building.” It it used as an escape de­ vice to get away from a ter­ rific# internal "burning," such as humiliation, fear o f waning sexual charm, guilt, etc. If you put out the actual fire in a building, then Us oc­ cupants no lenger will want to use the fire escape. Applied to alcoholics, the same thing ia also true. So the proper psychiatric procedure ia dealing with al­ coholics is not to nauseate them to the taste or ainrll o f liquor, though w* medics can easily do that. For if we thus debar them from the "whiskey fire es­ cape," then they may seek an­ other outlet, such ns dope, insanity or even auicide. So why should a w ife, aged 29, be constantly draw-n to a neighborhood tavern until she is becoming a chronic drunk­ ard? Thr taste o f alcohol ia not naturally pleasant. Instead, if you test it tin a child or baby, the Inlter will turn away and spew it ouL So something else must goad a person into forcing herself into using liquor till she becomes a slave to John Barleycorn. W hat? Sex It most likely the an­ swer. That Is especially true tn a w if* whose next birthday is either 30 (nr 40), since these are the two meal dreaded birthdays in the eyes o f wornctiklnd. What els* do you suppose also goads Lola Into patroni­ sing the tavern (neighborhood saloon) 7 Well, she hat no babies, so aha suffer* from n sterility complex. Lacking children, she hasn't enough to do to keep her oc­ cupied at home, and she does­ n't hold an offlra or factory job. So time hangs heavily on her hands. ta la it in what we call the •"29 panic," for that's when girls realise their next birth­ day puts them into the dread­ ed 30s. And 30 terms Ilk* a ripe old age to women who are on Marriage," enclosing n km * the under side of that birth, stamped, return envelope, plus day. 20 rents and stop this vagus romantic hunger o f your w ife, (A lw a ys write to Dr. Crane In rare of this new*, paper, enclosing a long stamped, addrrasrd envelope and 20 rents to eovrr typyIng and printing costa when you send fo r one o f hi* booklets. “ Why," ta la confessed, "D r. Crane, I'll be on the shelf and an old woman before I know it. "So I get frightened lest fun and romance w ill have passed me by forever. "Thrn I go down to the tavern and start drinking. Soon some man drops into a chair beside me and kids and makes love to me. "Because I am somewhat drunk, 1 then go out on a date with him and sometimes have an affair.' When wromen go into cock­ tail bars or taverns alone, they don't admit things as frankly as Lola haa dene, but men know they are "on the make," w hich ia genet ally true. Any such woman who I* thrn assaulted has really been asking for it, albeit sub­ consciously. When she sober* up, she denies all this, but when she is hypnotized by a psychia­ trist or quizxcd while half drunk, she toon admits her ulterior aim. Husbands, send fo r th* booklet “ Sex Froblcmi In Barbs Although education get* more expensive every day, it will never he as costly a* ignorance. • • • There should he a lot o f laughs on the beaches this summer if brevity it really the soul o f wit. « i*.i«i c. r ciitj|u.u-uniooLa omen* BLACKBOARDS Bulletin Boards 8x4 9emm 1• e ?I tn 4lil|0 , or | m % Vtilkhs i M e. crtaii ImlUUa fcoArt* Win* »"f r8Ui»mx ‘Z f ' f r o r f r r t u a n K I M II n 133SNONf fait KOIINSON Js' * o*ii>ioaru. • Ml. - see the J ... ^ S '-------' N v , - NEWEST PRODUCTS under the /i t ? ;r Florida sunl SEC today the products that will b « In your horn* tomorrosH SEE new products not yet on th* market—n*w products developed by Florida inventors! SEE a fantastic display of products mad* In Florid* by Floridians to b« sold around th* worldl SEE Florida's proud parade of progress that hM developed some ol th* newest and most unique products in tha worldl SEE them afl a t . . . FLORIDA INDUSTRIES EXPOSITION EXPOSITION PARK. ORLANDO APRIL 27th-30th. 1965 P LA N N O W TO A T TE N D f A P R IL A PR IL APR IL A P R IL 2 7 ....... 10:00 2 8 ....... 10:00 2 9 ....... 10.00 3 0 ....... 10:00 AM AM AM AM lo 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM to 5:00 PM to 5:00 PM Business Visitors Only 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM Each Day Southern Bell —.Sarving You I I O N I IIA Ol V I l O l'M I N I ( t IM M I S S I O N EIGHT M O R E D A Y S TO SAVE! M ATHER’S Pre- Inventory SPECTACULAR VALUES! FA B U LO U S S A V IN G S ! Yes, all this fine furniture MUST GO! W e arc Blurting our inventory and drastic reductions have been mude on all merchandise. W e cannot hold it over! It has to sell! Come in today. April 30th your last chance to take advantage of these tremendous values. Cmttumt TIME PAYMENT PLANS AAATHER OF SANFORD EASY TERMS 203-Ot E. 1st ST. PH. 322-0983 CLOSED WED. A FTERNOON’S OPEN F R I. EVES K & DELIVERY -f �fffif V t n fa r B Page 2-A—April 21. 1965 Vm Tl Obaah Ghbi). D EAR ABBYi Talk about a m en. Thin la the worst. My hoy friend and 1 eloped during the semester break and were marri­ ed by a Justice o f the Peace. We told our parenti about It and they aald we ahouldn't tell a n y b o d y . They want u i to announce our “ engagement" at toon at school It out In June, and then they'll give ut a big churrh wedding In Sep­ tember. W ell, at luck would have It, 1 think I am preg­ nant. I can't wait until September for a big fancy wedding fo r ohvloua rea- By Abigail Van Buren • ■ * D E AR A B B Y i Can you find me a good, true wom­ an T I am a retired Mer­ chant Marina officer who haa been everywhere and aeen everything. I am tired o f knocking amund. I am puahing 60, hut nobody takea me for any older than $jtw )by Onfi/ddyc 1VS5 Vanderbilt Cup Wlaaera N O R TH Nrwapaprr Enterprise Aaan. ¥ AQII1 ♦ A 7 4X11 eon dlaruailon alerted by Oswald. Oawald: "W hat do you think o f North’a bidding7" Jim: “ He uned all the deli­ cacy o f a bulldoter. I can't crlllclte him for getting to a alam hut for all he knew aeven might be them without a flneaae and hla bidding atop, ped South from making any move at all. What do you think of Weat'a two ipade hid?" Oawald: “ It wna a weak jump overcall to end all wpak jump overralla and very polnlleaa, Hla hand waa ao weak that all Ilia bid eould poaalhly do would .lie to help the oppoaitlon. How do you think North ahould have b id ?" WIST at the Uni­ versity o f Cincinnati ara us­ ing the group therapy ap­ proach in helping ailing mar­ riages. They get four couples to­ gether with two therapists, and have found that thla ''to­ getherness" treatment haa helped the couplea get rid of marital dizcord, improve communicatlona with their mar­ riage partner, clarify their roles In marriage, and relax barriers raised against a constructive discussion of differences. It seems that couples who had quit trying to communi­ cate or whose attempts at communicating always ended in bitter quarrels began to open up and discuss their problems Intelligently when they became members o f a AMS i A O J 104 SOUTH 4054 4 K J 10 8 4 4 KQ A A7S Doth vulnerable Kaat South W ert N o rth , Paaa 1 ¥ 2A 4N .T. ra ta 54 rau a¥ Paaa P i n Paaa Opening lead— A Q Jim: “ North might hava hid the aame way except that after South ahowed one are North could have hid five notrump. Thla bid not only aake for klnga hut also Informs group. Perhaps the great benefit from group therapy In mar­ riage counseling cornea from the fact that each couple soon cornea to realise that their prohlemi aren’t unique— that other husbands and wives hava the aame kind o f con­ flicts, and the eame Inability to diacuia their disappoint­ ment with marriage and each other without bitterness and anger. 1 long ago came to the ronclualon, baaed on letters to thla column, that moat un­ happy huibanda and wives feel set apart from others. Mrs. A seems to feel that no other w ife has to put up with a husband a* inconsid­ erate, a i selfish, or as un­ appreciative as hers. Mr. B serins to frel that no other huaband haa a wife who la aa Irresponsible In friends know that you ara interested In meeting a good woman who wants to aettle down, and you'll need police protection. • • e D EAR A R B Y : I am the proud father o f a big, hand­ some college freshman. When thla kid cornea home fo r weekend varatloni, he helps himself to my neck­ ties. Now I wouldn't mind so much If he returned my ties in the tame condition that he fln di them. But he knots them peeularly and the tie la a Bftleaa rag hy the time he'a worn It onee. He hai more tiea than I have, but he wears mini because he eaya he llkea my “ taste." I suppose I should be Battered and, In a way, I am, But how would YO U aolva this prob­ lem, Abby? By Oswald Jacoby Soulh that North holds the real of the aces and la Inter­ ested In seven." Oawald: "Th at la a very Important feature o f Black­ wood that many people don't know. You ahould never fo l­ low a Blackwood four notrump with five no-trump un­ less you know that your alda holda all four area." Jim: “ Did South make the alam?" Oswald: “ Yea he did. ?Ie played out four rounda of trumps and continued by cashing all hla area and klnga. Then he led a club and East wax end played. He had to lead a club or a diamond, which gave declarer a ru ff and discard. It waa well for him that he threw East in. I f he had thrown West In with a spade West would have been able to give hie partner a club trick." :M o O ( dUyhliqhJtA W EDNESDAY A P R IL 31, IBM T V Tim e's Show o f tba Night: 10 11 p.m. CBS. The Danny Kaye Show. Tho show opens w illi "Put A Shine on your Shoes," and guests, singer Shanl Wallis and actor Tony Randall, help put a shine to the rest of tho hour. Miss Wal­ lis sings two old favorites, "O ld Devil Moon" and "Blow, Gabriel, B low ," and joins Danny in a tons sketch about ' IfiJm’e t'ownf. * in* the’ comedy sketches, Randall appears as an art instructor who has bashful Jerome as a student, and lalrr as a Jewel thief who Is handicapped with Kayr as a demolition expert. 7:306:30 p.m. CBS. Let's Go To the Fair! An hour-long promotion lo rrlebrata the festive reopening of Nasv York's favorite disaster arts. This guided, glamorised tour, thanks to 14 strategically lo­ cated cameras, pays quickie visits to many ol tha exhibits, including tha new onss and tho most popular survivors Irom list year. Durward K ir­ by, Jack Linklelcr, Marilyn van Derbur and M in Tacnago America, Carolyn Mlglm, pro­ vide the commentary lor the well-done hour which (hows great attention to technical detail. The sponsor has a vest­ ed interest In the fair. He'd like In fly yuu In JiieW-YorlL7:30-8 p.m. NBC. The V ir­ ginian. "W e've Lost a Train." (Color) The tlpoff on this star-laden adventure Is that it's the pilot for stiU another western serlsa which has been set for next season. The stars o f this episode and tbe scries (" L o r c d o " ) ara Peter Brown, Novllla Brand and William Smith aa T a*a* Rangers and thay'ra a pretty raucous crew. Of course In this episode they have Trampas lo trigger them and Rhonda Flaming, Ida l v - EAST (D) A Q J 10033 A ? ¥6 ¥79 4 J B4 41086581 CCb Jh& Newspaper Enterprise Aaaa. II SAKS Here la another father and Psychiatrists 45, or 50, topa. I have a little saving* account and a pension for life. N ev„r having been aft angel myaelf, I wouldn't eapect one, but I would like a healthy, good-looking woman who want* to aettle down with one man from now on. I am partial to plump girta. I apeak both Italian and Spanlih. I f you will aend me an addreae, I I I go any­ where. SLIM DEAR S LIM : Don't atart packing until you've taken a good look In your own hack yard. Juat let a few ton*. I hate to dlaappolnt my mother, but I think I ought to tell her. But how l JUM PED TH E GUN D E A R JUM PED : Tell your mother that you have a date with the atork— and waiting until September la for the hirda. money matters, or such a dis­ ovrrlndulgent a mother as his w ife Is. From the viewpoint of their dissatisfaction with their mates it seema to Mrs. A and Mr. B that they were juat unlucky In the marriage gamble. But get a group o f Mr. Aa and Mr*. Ba together. Get them started talking about marriage. They're hound to see some slmillarlty In their prob­ lem*. They will, perhaps, dlarnver that men and women think differently about many thing* — and that a happy marriage la mors often the result of adjusting to these differences than in deciding to call It quits and look for another mat*. T V Time Previews ptno, Fernando Lamas and Hunt." (Color) An eye-filling Philip Carey to support their chapter In American history, jollty. No expense will appar­ dealing with the last of the ently be spared to make this buffalo hunts In JM3, when a funny western, oo.uoo.ooo bison were reduced 1:80-8:10 p.m. ABC. Shindig. to 3.000. The biggest guest is minute 8:30-10:30 p.m. ABC. Burke's Rita Pavone, Italy's fore­ Law. “ Who Killed the Jack most screamer, but merry old p o t? " Another pilot film for England contributes Us share a new series as we meet with Cllln Black and Wayne "Honey West," Intrepid feFontana and _ th eV iO d b en d . m ale _ deterilvn. . phyed -by 'ers.'Th ere are hordes of oth­ Anne Francis. This show Is ers. The music Is a cross-sec- loaded with glamour, "Un lion of old numbers (soma cle"-llke gimmicks and is In have been around almost a genera) In keeping with the month) and brand new onss, rest of the pseudo-cool slirkly but you have to be on your gaudy shows like "Burke's toes to tell them apart. Law ." In this one Burke and 00:30 p.m. CBS. The Dick Honey rompete to find a Van Dyke Show. “ Baby F a t." banker's money motivated Extremely funny, as usual, murderer. and we get to see a lot of Carl ltvlncr as Alan Brady. ^ I m u He wants to star In a play by a noted playwright, but he doesn't think It's good enough for him. So he gels poor Hob to doctor It secratly. Rob spends most of the show hid­ ing in closets and pretending he's the show’s tailor, but the worst o f all comes al tha end when he lose; both hla temper and the show. 8-11 p.m. NBC. Wednesday Night Movie. "The L a POOR DAD a D E AR D AD : What you need la stronger family tiea. And buy anough for both of you! C O N F 1 D E N T IA L TO G REEN GRASS WIDOW IN T H E B LU E GRASS C O U N T R Y : “ Envy Is the mother o f gnsalp. And ma­ lice It the father." (Edgar Allan Po-Po) a • • Problems? Write to Ab­ by, Boa 68700, Los An­ geles, Calif. Por a person­ al reply, anelose a stamp­ ed, self-addressed envelope. -• e • Hate to Write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 68700, Los Angeles, Calif., fo r A b b y'i booklet, “ HOW TO W R IT E LE T­ TE R S PO R A L L OCCA­ SIO N S." EDYTH THORNTON McLEOD A rarerr after forty seems, lo some women, an impossible drrnm, hut It Is not. It Is quite possible to have a car­ eer after fo rty and many women are doing just that, and having most profitable car­ eer*. I am always Interested when I find something that would bo very good for afterforty women who either want a career or who must have one. Aa I have so often told you, It is best to try for something which Is a reflec­ tion o f your life and ability. Don't atart trying fo r office Jobs If you have never had one or worked in one fo r a “ long time ago." T ry for what you are suited for. I believe that many women make excellent sales people, and working fo r a publisher Is a very good spot for such work. For Instance, I have re­ cently gotten tome Informa­ tion about "Compton'* Pictur­ ed Encyclopedia." Women are having a great opportunity with this and are achieving a career which really pays o ff not only in money, hut in meeting Interesting peopla, in achieving itand!ng In thalr communities and In becoming a partner with families who want the heat fo r their child­ ren One woman, Jennie MeQuarrle, now Regional Man­ ager In Tacoma, Washington, says, “ I started my career aa a Compton representative to supplement my Inrome. My experience haa broadened my life Immeasurably— sharing the hupes and problems o f many parents and helping them and their children to ttae the riches In our gifted books . . . Aa to tha mone­ tary reward*, Compton's haa made my retirement from teaching so much pleasanter. Compton's has supplemented my pension and made it poss­ ible fo r ms to continue living In my home, to finish the payments, earn Social Secur­ ity, buy a car, and taka trips to Europe, Hawaii and Max- By Ruth M illett organised housekeeper, or so t e x s .w P c .r x c l ____MIDI I N T H I A I N ! *’a hi ,o l Ico. 1 h iv e lovely acquired furnishings many for SANFORD ONLY! my home through prise contests. Compton's helped me to edu­ cate my daughter, but per. haps tha most Important sat­ isfaction la that my work keeps ma young and interest­ ed In life. I may be tired but 1 am too bm y to know It." Today everyone needs the Information that thess wo­ men can bring through their work with “ Compton's Pictur­ ed Encyclopedia." The world moves fasti Mrs. Virginia Tippett, another Regional Manager la Louisville, Ken­ tucky, says, "1 have made more money than I could have In the teaching profess­ ion." M argie Patterson, R e­ gional Manager, F ort Worth, Teaaa, says, "M y selling Is like a visit . . . My training is stimulating mantally, emo­ tionally and socially, la my work I tie what moat peopla Just de on woekends — visit, U lk, aat and laugh with in­ tonating peopla." Now, yon who say, "W hat ean I do altar le tisemont, a l­ ter fo rty and a fter being a housewife fo r yea rs?" you C A N havo a profitable career in work which haa dignity. I f you don't know how to approach this, send ma your name and address and 1 will pass It on. 1 am deeply In­ terested In women doing something which Is Interestand profitable. It DOES keep you on your toea and, o f course, It makaa you want to look your beatl Tomorrow — "D ear Edjrth Thornton M cLeod" GOOD ONLY, APRIL 22 - 28, 1965 FOURTH W E E K THIS WEEK’S DINNERWARE SPECIAL 1 SOUP BOWL and IH COUPON. FROM Y O U R H OM E A N D electric appliances . , . 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I:IS Sign On i:i> .i:ll Tlmsltna Y T 1:00-1:11 American History lea Cream................. # 49' Lim it I please — Is tra L a /f* Wesson C .Libby's P le w fe l • -• Tomato Juice Old Milwaukf Lady Ratty Healthful Prune Juice............. 49' Ocean Spray Dellcieua Cranberry ST 53' Smacker's Strawberry Preserves................3 *1 Canned Lunckeen M eet Swift's Prem ..........3 *1 "Haney far Ireekfest" W eek! Cleverdele Orange Blossom Honey ’l” 100 dttGresnStamps ©1100 dWGreenTtanips , e * ............................... EXTRA a Rum p Roast (bone*ln) c # ib. 8 9 * Beef Short Ri bs. . . ib. 3 9 * Fresh G round Beef ib. 4 9 * e U:os (I t N.w.eopa l:t i t:M • Standing f«1*«s C ans! H ear S p a tia l * p|n a W ASHDAY S P IC IA l (11 99c Chuck S t e a k . . . . ib. 5 9 * P ot Roast (bonz-ln) ib. 5 9 * Round Roast (boneless) ib. 8 9 c Sirloin T ip Roast (boneless) lb. 9 9 « Floundar Fillats £ 39* Tomato Soup .......... S 10* Hstoe Tasty .1 Fiih Stacks ....S9* • Sire, lye Fn i n I tI i I I FAB DETERGENT 29* Meringue Pie " T 49* Bread Dough 3 1! d 39* * Sharp Cheddar S ' 59* • fr o x e n te a fo o d * • Meries’* Frets* !b. FOP fo d•s•d a ir y s p e c ia ls • Margarine „ 1-lh. 27* . • fr o z e n * •Fruit Cocktail ...... X 19* e FOP Testy 101 •I M CBlI 10‘ Cream Style cans 29' . Golden Corn .....2 I0S e FOP Garden Green 29* . Sweet Peas .......2 soi cent i FOP Garden Cut S03 Green Beans ..... 2 cons 29' • • PRICKS A R I IF F IC T IV I THURS,, FBI., SAT., APRIL 22, 21, 24, 1165 I P O P D e lic io u s I I I Oranges 5£ 29* Egg Plant.............. ..,>,9' Yerit er W lNMf Apples............. . 4 £; 39' in , i8 ll i m m m i h Sirloin, T-B one, K ey C lub Boneless Top Round Fhnw 10:10 {* ) Atl(? Roops RMMMf Sat. A p ril 1 4, I M I l Reading (T -l) Rose Reigns K vrry lares and unblasad survi-y ever mails gslscta the roso aa America'* asoat baselifu l flower. The rose, In Chrlatlsn rcHglon, la amhlrmaUe o f e paragon, or on* without peer. Tha ruie relgna supreme; U ran be grown practically everywhere In th* United fdataa, It la the moat beauti­ ful o f flow ers with w ide­ spread cultivation. Most flowers are beautiful, but the most emblamatlo flowers o f leadership should be, If any flow er la nmtneJ, th* national flo w er o f tha United States. Tha rose fit* tha requirements. OVER 85 YEARS A t First A Falm etla (Alongside aid puat office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • • TUe “d �ISa tu!nl Vfrail Paw 4-A— April 21, 196S aj Lake Nary Library Scheme Wins Approval UUliiatioo of the Lake Mary Elementary School tlbrary aa a part-time commun­ ity library, under the aponaorahlp of the Lake Mary Worn* an’a C l u b , wai approved Tburaday by member* of the county achool board, IL T. Mil wee, achool auperintendent, waa inatructed by the achool board to draw up a contract to be offered to the Woman's Club and pretented to the board for approval. The Woman'* Club told the board that it haa more than 1,000 books and expect* to have many more when the library is opened. Temporary boura would bo from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, 7-0 p.m. Thuraday and 9 a.m. to noon Satur­ day, with positbly increased hours during the summer months. MUwee commented that the nae of the llbrery would be especially helpful to junior end senior high school stu­ dents who live In the lake Mary area. • THURS • FRI. • SAT. 25th & PARK SANFORD GRADE “ A " FRESH, FLORIDA SPLIT BROILERS Hounds Point To Rape Suspect o c a l a turn — Ju,Ilon Davits, a 39-year-old aUte road yang prisoner, waa In jell today, charted with slip­ ping away from fellow inmatea twice this week and raping two women, Marion County eheriffa deputlea aaid Davlaa raped a 91-year-old victim at her home Thursday after beating her with a hammer and a fligear-old woman on Wedneaday. Each tlma, they aald, ha re­ turned to hie road gang, able to do ao unnoticed becauae of hla Job aa flagman teveral hundred yarda away from other pritonara. Officera aald bloodhound* led them to Davie* after the aecond attack and ha waa charged when the vlctlma picked him from a lineup. Scout Show Gets Dousing liARYCARTER m l* A I N r s i Y L IM IT : O N E W IT H YO U R 95 OR M ORE POOD ORDKH I'L B A BE “ PENN-CHAMP" LIGHTER FLUID qt. J 7 EXTRA With Thle Coupon A Tl I’ urcha.e Ol Fre.h *N U i (•RO U ND EXTRA With Thla Coupon A The l'urchaae O f “fia ln r." G O LD BOND STAMPS GRAVY With Thla Coupon A The P u rrh .tr O f_ GOLD BOND IN S T A N T STAMPS “ T H R IF T W A Y " OIL Bill I0VII PAINT e SSASUIM9 WM1TINISS • iiis-eeiMiNs e v il •i* FAINT rvMi Coupon A 11 l'urcha.e Ol “ E verfrr.h " l*OT ATO GOLD BOND STAMPS n s SAUSN iiu ii EXTRA FREE, STAMPS -a rl*— ' "THBIFTWAV" DROP CLOTH , 291 , 209 W . FIRST ST. 322-3649 ( t ’ v» -• V * / LB. LB. ■^ n a a » n i i r i i i a i “SW EET *N LUSCIOUS** CANTALOUPES “GOLDEN YELLOW* BONELESS “BOSTON BUTT* FRESH! “ fOCAL CROWN!!______ "T R H IF T W A V * F A N C Y PEG. O F I ‘ KVKRFRBHH" HAMBURGER BUNS . 17c 4 BREAD OLEO PORK & BEANS . ™ MUSHROOM SAUCE . 9c SPAGHETTI . . . 9c MACARONI ■ • . ' .? Z 9c PEPPER . . 1.* 9c . 9c SALT . . . . SAFETY MATCHES . 9c GOLD BOND M 2 FLA. GRADE "A " CUT-UP YO U N G 'N TE N D E R “ B A B Y - • oz. M M IK ?»£«• 4 9 yj ,J 9 LBS. A V G . PKG. .\ . . . . . . . $1.79 lb. 59c lb. 49c lb. 49c I I OZ. B TU “ KRAFT* BARBEQUE SAUCE 99 OZ. L . . . a C “ FOOD KING “QUARTERS* . . . ONE LB. . • . 2, NO. 999 CAN “ SHOWBOAT" NOAM CAN “SHOWBOAT* "HHURFINE* * 1 OZ. CAN “PEAK" BLACK With Thla Coupon A The Purchase Of I Lhe. nr Mara “ Week. State" S T A M P S WINB8AP APPLES I Canaan Goad At “TMEIFTWAY" i Only n r a Satniday. April 14. • BOLOGNA • OLIVE • PICKLE • PIMENTO • LIVER CHEESE FRYERS . . 3 FOR 89< BEEF LIVER . CORN . . . . doz. 59c PORK ROAST . SQUASH . . . 2 lbs. 29c SLICED BACON e M EXTRA "COPELAND* MIX-OK-MATCH, LUNCH MEAT “ DAWNFRKSH" G O LD BOND Swiss • Club • Sirloin 59 . d At “THRIFTWAY" Saturday, April 34. T-BONE huck WcAG0N t “EVERFRESH" U ll in • STAMPS “ T H R IF T W A Y " EXTRA ” CHUCK uiuuv GOLD BOND d A t •T H R IF T W A Y " Katurday, Aprl ans «t « fhntew"Flavor-Afp*" P-! 20 Lb. B ag I IMAMIMS llO ttt COAil 10 U>A»f AMUTANT WIENERS 1is.49* CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES LB- PLYMOUTH, E n g l a n d (UP1) — The curtain waa about to go up on a Boy Scout ahow at the Palace Theater here when an Inqulaitlve younger apotted an In­ tereating - looking l e v e r backatage and hauled on It. Dawn came 230 go Ilona of water from a fire-fighting device, doualng the llghta and putting all the microphonea out of order. e witerw ARMOUR'S STAR FAMOUS "OLD MARKET* a “OOBDY" PLAIN OE IODIZED “ INDEPENDENCE" a e M OZ. PKG. o r 19 BOXES 19 OZ, CANS "TOPP" ASSORTED FLAVORS SOFT DRINKS . • U OZ. BOX “ SUNSHINE" CHEEZITS . . . PKGS. OF M “ SCOTT" WHITE OB COLORED FAMILY NAPKINS FAMILY CUPS .“ 7 SANDWICH BAGS . . LUNCHEON PLATES . REYNOLDS WRAP . “ SCOTT* 7 OZ. PKG. OP 49 . 49c M 2/23c . 69c . 33c "Ctnr.BITB" PKGS. OF •DIAMOND" WHITE PKG. OF 49 "ALUMINUM FOIL" EEC. BOLL I ' —rz • -u. * ■ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED �► * ° .v * * The Sanford United Service Organization (U S O ), which Is a member agency of the Unit* ed Fund, received at it* share o f this year's drive the sum o f $2,628. The local service club is now operating auto­ nomously, due to a change in national policy. • • • Jr. College Gets New Lease On Life Seminole County commis­ sioners have been Invited to attend a demonstration o f the aerial application o f the mirex bait for the imported fire ant. The demonstration will taka place at S p.m. Friday at Herndon Airport in Orlan­ do. A B-17 will make several passes over a marked area at the airport and release the mirex. T h e commissioners then will get a chance to in­ spect the “ drop area.” Sam­ ples o f bait will be available, a • a Informants tell ua that photographs of Dr. J. J. Har­ ris are on display at the Maaonic Hall and City Police Department. The Orange County dele­ gation in the Florida L egi­ slature is seeking photo­ graphs of Dr. Harris and George H. Brown, two former speakers o f the House. The photographs will hang in the House chamber. a a a A full-page ad in F L O R I­ D A T R E N D magazine for A pril extolls the advantages o f locating Industrial plants in Sanford. The advertise­ ment was sponsored by the Hunt Properties and the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. It la estimated that 10,000 copies o f the edi­ tion will reach prospective industrialists. e a a W. B. Stovall of 1101 Kim. Sanford, read with Interest a story In Tuesday’s Herald about a woman being only two generationa r e m o v e d from a Revolutionary War aoldier. Mr. Stovall, who ia 84, says he is only one genera­ tion removed from a soldier who fought in the Indian wars o f 1816. Stovsll served in tha N avy from 1002-1006 and helped design the fla g of Panama while serving on a gunboat in the Canul Zone. • • • County Agent Cecil Tucker is on s cruise In the Carib­ bean. Tucker ia a guest of the N avy on a destroyer. Lucky man. Jackie Kennedy Garden Nam ed WASHINGTON (U P1) Mr*. Lyndon Johnson todsy dedicated the east garden in the White House as the Jac­ queline Kennedy Garden. Friends of th® widow of President said aha would not (attend because ah® cannot ' “ emotionally return to the Whit® House je t . " * by th* Senate education-public in Seminole County . , . seemingly doomed to oblivion by land, who is a member o f that group, approved it unani­ a State House t l Representatives committee Monday . , , has a double lease on life today. mously. Davis also brought up his hill again Wednesday after­ Senate and House committees placed their atampa o f approval on the new school Wednesday afternoon, it was reported to The Herald today by Sen. Mack N. Cleve­ land Jr. and Rep. S. J. Davis Jr., o f Seminole County. The legislative hill . . . the same in beth chambers, as co-lntroduced by Cleveland and Davis . . . go t o ff to a slow start Monday afternoon when the House educa­ tion-public schools committee decided to shelve it tem­ porarily fo r further study, along with similar junior col­ lege bill* from three other counties. The Seminole Junior college measure was taken up noon before the House committee, which proceeded to re­ verse itself and also gave the local school its approval. However, Cleveland and Davia were quick to point out that the junior college proposal still has two major hurdles: The Senate and House appropriations commit­ tees. It ia these two groups which must approve the actual cutiay of cash, subject, o f course, to final approval by the full Senate, full House and Gov. llaydon Rums. The Seminole junior college proposal calls fo r an ultimate outlay o f $1.4 million-plus fo r the biennium to get the school “ o ff the ground." It is broken ^ .'»n into an Initial Immediate appropriation o f $30.<W0, * later appropriation o f $222,000 and a final grant of $1.2 m il­ lion. Srminole County School SupL R. T. Mil wee this morn­ ing explained the procedure thusly: With full and final approval o f the $30,000 figure, the county Scool Board will retain a Junior college presi­ dent, subject to approval by the State Board o f Fublie Instruction. The president then will commence the plan­ ning for curriculum, building and faculty. (Queried if there is sufficient college teacher material available, Milwee replied that since the "thought" o f a Junior college here wns first publicized he has been rerriving inquiries from prospective faculty member* from throughout the United Stales.1 Following the planning and the appropriation o f th* $222,000 figure, Milwee stated, the actual atart o f the Seminole Junior college would he the beginning o f th® I96S-66 school year nrxt September. The college would operate temporarily in present school facilities— high schools, business school, and the like . . . wherever spare is available. The school would he divided into three part®: Fresh­ man and sophomore classes for undergraduates planning to go rn to schools o f higher learning; terminal education (technirni-voi-ational training), and adults, rrnbahly, at first, Milwee said, classes would lie held in the evenings, rspeciuliy adult classrs. Finally, with acquisition o f the $1.2 million fo r capital outlay, actual construction o f the junior college facility would commence , . . and would cprn its door* to Stu­ dents with the beginning o f the UKifl-07 school year. Selection o f a site for the college would be left to the county and state school boards. U. S. Beefing Up V iet Nam Aid Seminole County on the St. Johns River o ft? "Meanie o f the W e e k Aw ard” goes to the person who abandoned 14 sick and starving puppies of assarted pedigree on W inter Park Drive in Casselberry recent­ Sanford and N A S got a full page apread In North Am er­ ican Aviation’s “ Take-off” publication for April 16. Pho­ tographers and writers from N A A were in Sanford to cover the 11 th Annual Reconnnlssance-Uomhing Derby. • • • afternoon schools-junior colleges committee and, sparked by Cleve­ They're expecting so many at the luncheon honoring Captain James Mayo Monday that reservations are being taken. Members o f civic clubs will not have to make reserva­ tions but others will. Only about 260 can be ac­ commodated at the Civic Cen* ter and an overflow crowd is expected. Non-clvlc club members should call the Chamber of Commerce office, 322-2212. a • • lyThe pups x, ranging in age from two to four weeks, were discovered in tha road by a night patrolman. They were examined by a veteri­ narian who found them to be suffering from distemper. He advised that they be put to sleep. a e e Wednesday By Fred Van Pelt Proposal for the establishment o f a Junior college * Phone 822-2611 “The Nile of America” Zip Code 22771 fe r a l? * ) WASHINGTON (U P I )- T h a United States Is moving awlft. W E A T H E R : Wednesday high 8-1, low 61, .17-inch o f rnln; showers thru Friday, high 85, low tonight 60s. VOL. 67 United Press Leased W ire Established 1608 T H U R S D A Y . A P R IL 22, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA Move Designed To Offset Red Infiltration NO. 17-1 ly to beef up Its military aid lo South Viet Nam to offset A POPPY FOR Acting Mayor A. L. Wilson from little Miss Jeanne Kay Smith, granddaughter o f Mrs. Ruth Smith, American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day chairman. Mayor Wilson proclaimed Friday and Snturdny "Poppy Days" in Snnford, Funds go toward the support o f disabled war veterans. (Herald Photo) Mississippi Flood To Rise P R A IR IE DU C H IE N , Wis. ( U P ) } — The Mississippi River "oiiilicdltito sdVcr* mill build­ ings o f this helpless city to­ day and surged soqjh, flood­ ing factories in Dubuque, luwa. La Crosse, Wis., its dikes reinforced with 336,000 sandtags, faced new dangi-ra to­ day from windi expected to reach about 20 miles per hour. Officials feared waves might break through the hal­ tered bulwarks. The lituntion was worse here. The city has few dikes and Is riddled with Missis­ sippi inlets, their batiks o v ­ erflowing. The wilier continued to rise, spilling into residential dis­ tricts. The river was expected to crest today at 26 feet and Mayor Ed Farrell aald he feared it might reach 25.6 fert, up more than a foot from Wednesday. -~ W e*H "J u ir have f o l e t na­ ture take iu course," a dep­ uty sheriff said. Only two families remain­ ed in one low-lying area of this city, onca the nation’s western-most fu r t r a d i n g center. O fficials pleaded with them to leave. About 4,000 persons al­ ready had been driven front I heir hnmes in Prairie Du Chien and La Crosse. The wa­ ter washed within two blocks of the police station here. Th* flooding river reversed sewer waters, casting an unpleasant ■nlnr through the city. With th* midwest flood Club o f North Vietnamese infiltration and a buildup o| Red Viet Cong rebel*. Officials said today that th® ing plans, and Bert T. Foster, introduced as the only living United States would aupport or Orlando, who drew up and Sanford member o f the orig­ the planned Increase o f up ta donated lha landscapa plans. inal Garden Club, chartered 160,000 men In South V lel Landscap* chairman, Mra. Nam's 600.000-maa m ilitary Charles Cola, o f Ganava, waa here In 1020. establishment. They indicated that tcveral thousand U. S. officers and men would be aent Into tho area wilhin the next month o r two to help with supply and (raining problem* and aerva aa "ad visers" and aupportera for the expanded South V iet­ namese forces. In addition, officia l! aald, the United State* plana fur* ther expansion of tho Amer* lean-held perimeter around lha, vital port and airflold at Da Nang. The Da Nang base Is considered a logical atag* ing area If and when addition­ al U. S. combat forces are in* troduccd lo m ert the growing peril In the north central area of South Viet Nam. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara disclosed that U. S. military aid supplied illrcclly to South V k t Nam for the fiscal year ending June 30 would amount to about $330 million, instead of the planned $207 million. Added to the eco. A DREAM CAME TRUE wlili tho opening eral contractor; Mrs. 1). K, Dorman, ImUtliiiK nomlc aid budget of $300 m il­ Wednesday of tho $55,000 Garden Club o f San­ chairman; Hrailey Odham, who donated land for lion, thla brings U. S. aid to ford huilditiK at Sunlanil Estates. Hundreds o f huildlnir and money; Mrs. Frank Hewlett, Miami, Viet Nam above the $1.7 m il­ state president of Florida Federation o f Garden garden clubbers, civic officials and dignitaries lion per day mark. attended the dedication ceremonies, l ’ riiu-lpul Clubs and Mrs. F. M. Fahey, local president, In addition, the struggle ia amotiK them were (from le ft) E. R. Wood, kl'R* (Herald Photo) coaling Die United Slates un­ told millions to pay the 31,000 Americans already in tha struggle plus the cost o f oper­ ating carrier air atrtkes and other assaults on (he Com­ munists in North aa well aa PITTSBURGH (U P D - The lion could come (hen. The threat of a nationwide cede lhat blast furnaces need Soulh Viet Nam. executive board of the United Source* said the board may J steel strike starting May be-banked -beMre-ffirifl — Th c-aim in irtrw tiin rggiw u tJ*' sign* of being Impressed by Sti-elworVcrs (USWYmct today ii,5" u ou‘* ir» *,wn on dimmed the Chief Executive's Monday „„ , „, „the ----or Tl Tuesday at e a-r mounting demands at home , . . . „ , . , a strike by holding a private hopes for a continued econ­ liest. in what may be the first step |vo(c and reli)itlJt nml abroad for an end to tha omic boom throughout 11)63. toward formal authorization of mcndalions to tho wage policy But Hie hreuk-otf In bargain­ U. S. attacks on North Viet Johnson was nol ex [will'd io a May 1 strike against the has­ committee. intervene dramatically at this ing was a setback iu adminis­ Nam. And officials shrugged off te steel Industry. The industry look the first time—with almost 10 days re­ tration expectations of avoid­ Contract talk* wore stalled. steps toward preparing for a maining before the April 30 ing a shutdown in (he basic threats from Red China and industry which might check Russiu. These slopped short, The USW’i powerful 163 shutdown as a result of the contract expiration date. member wage policy commit­ bargaining table lmpavse on a Steel company officials con tiie record-breaking business however, of pledging direct intervention. expansion now underway. tee, which sets major union new contract for 450.0U0 USW Sanfonl’a inole County a more bcautfiul new $55,000 building at Sun- place in which to live." Master of ceremonies for land Estates, dedicated Wed­ the dedication was John Spotnesday, was hailed as “ a ski. Ho Introduced many dig­ magnificent contribution to Garden nitaries from Central Florida who were present for the oc­ casion, i n c l u d i n g Joseph Shifalo, W inter Park archi­ tect, who donated tha build­ the community and a memor­ ial to the vision and deter­ mination of the members or till* club." Mr*. Frank Hewlett, o f Miami, slate president o f the Florida Federation o f Garden Clubs, told several hundred He said that with all the persons assembled in the new details involved In operation auditorium that slute officials of the $500,000 water system, "always have been aware o f the tremendously talented a commission composed of people you have in the city o f hired or appointed persons, Sanford and now w* are under the authority of the doubly convinced." council, wili be required. J. ll.m lc; O l.i -n, develop. In speaking of the municipal * r and builder Munlaml Es­ court, Swoffonl said that court tates and many other O n scsslom are demanding more tial Florida subdivisions, told of his lime and that a quali­ tlie garden clubbers: fied judge would be needed “ This is magnificent. I have in the future. never seen anything Councilman Colin Crews re­ done by any group o f commended the ’’hot pursuit" nnywhere." Odham the lurid rm which the new amendment. Swofford urged that Im­ building stands, along with a mediate legislative action be cash contribution. E. R. Wood, general con­ requested because of the dif­ ficulties hr foresees In the tractor, in turning over the future when Seminole County keys to the new structure, may not have either a repre­ said, " i t has been a pleasure sentative or a senator in the to work with these fine lad­ ies." Wood donated a spe­ State legislature. cially constructed desk fo r the lobby o f the building and the sod for the lawn. Special tribute wus paid to Mrs. I). K. Dorman, building chairman and former presi­ dent o f the club, who wus acknowledged a* “ the mov­ siege two weeks old, the Mis­ ing spirit behind ait that has been done here and the wornsissippi still raged at shore "T -vn. n w > - tkssiT- atiycnc Tine cities in Wisconsin,* Iowa els* hat made Ibis dream ami Illinois. come true." Mrs. Hewlett dcdicnted the The main crest was still several days away from many new garden club center to the "promotion o f civic beauty, Illinois and Iowa towns. The floods have caused at the preservation o f our nat­ least 1.1 deaths, forced about ural resources, enlarged in­ 36,000 from their homes and terest in horticulture, and caused nearly $100 million the opportunity to work with damage, all In a six-state nature and with God to make policy was to meet later this employes of 11 major steel th* city o f Sanford and Sem­ afternoon. Strike authorize- firms. area. The current contract ex­ pires April in, Tiie union's policy has been “ no contract, no work." I.BJ ANXIOUS WASHINGTON (U P I) President Johnson and other high administration officials turned anxious eyes toward Pittsburgh today in hopes of reviving negotiation* in Hie steel bargaining crisis. Altamonte 'Suffering' From Growing Pains By Donna Estes Altamonte Springs Town Council Wednesday evening unanimously voted to author­ ize Acting Town Attorney Dou­ glas Stcnstrom to contact the county legislative delegation concerning possibility of in­ troducing permissive legisla­ tion to amend the town chart­ e r in order to create a utili­ ty commission, a municipal court and to permit “ hot pursuit" by the police depart­ ment. Mayor W. Lawrence Swofford recommended the first two amendments, slating that with the present pump and new water system pumping nearly to capacity at 700,000 gallons a day, the urgent need for a new storage tank and possibly an additional well by summer is quite evident. Hundreds Attend Dedication increased Steel Contract Stalled; Strike Looms Osteen, Geneva Postmasters Are Appointed Certificates of appointment as acting postmaster* of Os­ teen and Geneva were to be presented lo Mr*. Bessie M. Osteen and Ray A. Hilliard, respectively, (hi* afternoon Percy Manley, Orlando, postoffice service officer, Informed The Sanford Herald early this afternoon that he would pre­ sent the appointment*. Mrs. Osteen's appointment at Osteen is effective 31ay 21 Deadline for reservations to and HUliard'a at Geneva on the Monday lunchron honor­ April 30. ing Capt. James O, Mayo is Mayo Luncheon Deadline Friday "OPERATION BEAUTIFY" itarted rolling down Sanford'* lakefront highway this week as city work crews began the transplanting o f 210 unhid palms from adjacent to tha city jail to Seminole Boulevard (H w y 17). Eventually pnlms will line entire waterfront with specially de­ signed cluster plantings at the 1-4 interchange. (Herald Photo) noon Friday, Cyclist H u rt Persons other than civic club members who wish to at­ tend should rail the Chamber of Commerce, 222-2212, im­ mediately. Officials said (he reserva­ tions a r« necessary because space is limited at the Civic Center where the affair will be held. Approximately 230 *ra expected tu attend. Robert Howe, 420 French Avenue received alight injur­ ies Wednesday aflernoon when th* motor acooler h* was riding ran into a car driv­ en by M n . Evelyn Rtnehard, TOO Baywood Circle. The ac­ cident occurred at First Street and Frm rh Avenue. Howe was charged with failure lo fie ld right-of-way. o/DENMAN TIRES! IN C LU D IN G tlA H D -T O -F IM l W ID E A N D T U IIK TV IT . TIRES. WHITEWALLS SAVE U l» TO 60<% BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES 405 W. Flint 81. US-WI1 HANFORD. FLORIDA � 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, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 21, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 21, 1965. 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I "S E R V IN G O R A N G E A N D S E M IN O L E C O U N T IE S " -ESTABLISHED IN 1883^ *— * * • - ^ . . «4 a > j-. - -• . — ■■* -► • . * •. * — J • TITLE INSURANCE • ABSTRACTS • REAL ESTATE CLOSINGS • ESCROW SERVICE • DOCUMENTARY NOTARIZATION • TAX & JUDGMENT SEARCHES i • ’* r»• t* . f*. , .*}: <*,. < CALL US FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION WX-8900 O RLANDO NO CH A RG E ■v . a HMTH COURT AVENUE *C» •' FOR SU CH \ C A LLS ^ — O RLANDO ; •> WEST OF CO W IH M BE �***e io c* Mullet Lake Park near Gen ova haa been turned into fine picnic area. There are tablet, barbecue pita and restrooraa. J. C. Lavender, county road auperintendent, was commend ed by the Seminole County Board of Comminlonera for doing a fine job In developing the park. • • • The Seminole Booster Club closed out the year with small surplus to turn over to the incoming administration The club took in $3,0(54 last year but failed to get one of its projects off the launching pad — lighting of the track and baseball field. A worthy project for the new officers to undertake. • • * The All'Sports Banquet at the Seminote High was a very fine affulr thanks to Roger Harris, outgoing Booster Club president; Athletic Director Fred Ganas and the Seminole County School Food Service Association. • • • Who's right? Fishing camp operators say the fish kill is not at all in the proportions claimed by State Biologist Harold Moody. Moody called us from Leesburg to say check of the water chemistry is the basis for his findings. • • • Residents along 26th Street must be mighty pleased now that sprinkler trucks are op crating in an effort to hold down the choking dust. Many residents have been complain* Ing abouth the dust and the difficulty it caused in breath ing. s e e Speaking of 26th Street and the work being done to widen it, one resident has complain cd loudly about the addition of sidewalks to the job. We don't need them, the woman said, and all it means is that all the kids will come out here to use their skateboards, e e • Mrs. Harold Kastner's Do­ berman Pinscher, Bahia Po tentate Lucky Lady and her litter of ten pups, took second place in the dog show held in Orlando, Sunday. In third place in the three to six month cld puppy class was Mrs. Peggy Stringer’s Princess Isha, also of Sanford, e e • TheDeLand Chamber of Commerce has Indicated it will not support the proposed Lake Monroa Causeway plan. Offi­ cials call it “too costly." e e e A 114 million port facility, Including a modern terminal fer loading of bulk phosphate rock, is in the works for Port Manatee a t Bradenton, e • • A professional nurse Keens, ing examination will be given by the Florida State Board of Nursing In Jacksonville June 20-30. Deadline for applica tlons Is May 3i. • e e A camera will he added to the equipment of the Seminole County Road Department. It will be used to show condi tions on roads before and after maintenance and for other purposes. [ it Auto Tax Plan Verified Here Verifying news reports from Washington that aotomobile sales prices win he retroac­ tive to May 14, In liao with President Johnson's request fsr an excise tax cot, and that Congress is nuking the leglslatisn In benefit consumers and In stave off a “beyert strike," the fsliowing tele­ gram was received here this by Bill Hemphill Mei • has proIf a redaction in **2 10 per cent federal Ike excise tax on new passengrr is adopted this It he made retroactive In retail purchases of new passenger antsmokliri alter May It, MM. Von may inform that General M Thunderstorms, Tornadoes Plague Midwest San Antonio County Shuffles Political Areas Flooded With Inch Rain Vote Precincts Upped Due To Area Growth Seminole County * * * • * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” j^ a n fu rb f e r a lb Phon« 828*2611 Zip Code 32771 # By Paul Brookshire WEATHER: Tuesday 90-62; fair thru Thursday, high about 90; low tonight in 60s. Ten new voting precincts will be sdded in Seminole VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 192 County snd the five commtss ion districts wiU be reshuffled under a resolution adopted by the Seminole County Board of Commissioners Tuesday. The board said the addition of precincts and the shifting of the commission districts was necessary because of pop­ ulation changes. Too many of the voting pre SAIGON’ (U PI)—Forty U.S. By Jane Casselberry cincts were too populous while Navy planes bombed targets and Barry Lawes others had too few voters, the in North Viet Nam tedny in Settling ground around the board stid In announcing Its cavernous Caaselberry sink, another raid that underscored new rcdlstrictlng plan. hole, which already haa swal­ The addition of 10 precincts American determination to lowed one home, is anxiously Increases the voting units press on with the sir war being watched for signs the from 23 to 33. Voting popula against the Hanoi regime. hungry earth has not yet de­ tlon in each precinct has been voured its fitl. It was the second consecu­ kept around 1,000 In the new Old earth fissures extend­ tive day of air strikes on alignment. ing from a depression at least WRECK TUESDAY EVENING sent driver of this car, Roland R. CanConstable and justice of North Vletamese territory fol­ 60 years cld some 75 feet field, 26, VAH 11, Sanford Naval Air Station, to hospital for treatment peace districts also are being lowing a six-day pause to north of the new hole are ap­ of apparent head Injuries, after his ear went out of control, overturned redrawn and will be announc watch for signs of Communist parently widening as the and landed on its top. State Trooper J. L. Sikes said auto, total loss, cd aoon. Redlstrictlng of these earth continues to seek a set­ travelled nlniut 800 feet from time it first left road until it came to readiness to negotiate a settle­ requires legislative action and tling point. However, no great rest in middle of intersection of Hwy. 17-92 and Sentinola Boulevard. the proposal will be rushed to ment. There were no sign*. conrern la being expressed (Herald Photo) In 8 outh Viet Nam, a large the Florida Legislature for ac over the new trend and it is force of U.S. Army parstroep. tlon this acssion. believed all immediate danger Major changes in the five era swept through the Viet­ has passed. namese countryside today In commission districts Include Meantime, Casselberry town reduction In the tire of Dis an area known to be crawling officials are attempting fo put trlct 3 currently represented with Cummuniat guerrillas. the "good neighbor" policy In­ • * e by W. Lawrence Swofford of Altamonte Spring*. Vietnamese dive-bomber at­ HAZELTON, Pa. (UPI) — strip mining firm, was on tial area and tent bits of to effert to aid victims of na­ • • • tacks killed an estimated 85 An FBI team joined local duty Tuesday aa an election metal flylgn in all direction*. ture's rampage. Representatives of area or­ District 3 was reduced due to Viet Cong Tuesday night in a The elder Ruggiero heard and state authorities today In judge and got the key to the ganizations and churches will Increase in population. Part of raid th at resulted from the the explosion and raced from Altamonte Springs now will spotting of a Communist an effort to detcrmlno what 19.18 model ear, parked only the lulling place. Ignoring meet Thursday night a t 8 be In District 4 represented by company by a U.S. observa­ kind of explosive wns used to half a block away. ruts and bums, he dug Into o'rtock a t th* Casselberry Commissioner Lee Gary of tion pilot, The attack tcok kill an election official's son The youth turned on the the biasing hot wreckage and Woman’s Club on Ovsrbrook Drive to formulate fund-rais­ Oviedo. place about 100 miles cast of when ha started hii father's ignition and the car was /etched his swr’a bod; ing* plans the VhHm* Oviedo and Casselberry air. \ Saigon. te frm a . blasted to h .'s in a puff of be the only munldpsUtirs re a f f e c t " Michael Ruggiero, 17| was Officials announced, mean­ Ruggiero screflksti dssperatapresented by one commission while, that last week's Viet the victim of th* blust which Mark smoke. Alderman Edward Lunn haa ly for Mike to give him some er. All other cities will be Cong attacks wers the heavi­ rocked a residential area anil been named to guide arrange­ Mike was killed Instantly. sign of life. split. Authorities w e r e unable Mika was hurled Into the ment* for “Operation Helping est of tha year, killing or sent bit* of metal flying in All of Lake Mary will be In ail direction*. immediately to determine a back seat of tha demolished Hand." wounding 1,020 Vietnamese one district, where' formerly Residents of the disaster It wa* election day Tuesday motive in the case. They said auto. The force of the blast soldiers and 67 Americans. it was split between Districts area whoa* hemes were dam­ neither Ruggiero nor his son and Mike was home from was so great that It tore hla Viet Cong losses were set at 2, 3 and S. It now will be In school. Ill* mother, Antoin­ had any known enemies nor clothes and shoes from hla aged or destroyed hava been 776 killed or raptured. District 2, represented by Informed th at their Insurance Today's raid Inflicted “se­ ette, 43, had to do some gro­ had either received a n y body. Chairman John R. Alexander. cery shopping so he decided threats. Mika, one of #I*M Rug will not cover the loea and vere damage” on military barDistrict 2 baa been enlarged And Police Chief Frank glero children, was a member banks have stated full pay­ racks and a military radio to drive her to the store in slightly. Uzzmnn said it woa unlikely of the high school track team ment of mortgages ia ex­ station, according to an Amer- his father's automobile. • • • Mike walked to the fire­ that Ruggiero had any ex­ and tuba player in the band pected. Gary's district has been en can spokesman. Town officiate are working • • • house where his father, a plosives in the family rar. He yas scheduled to lie grad' larged In mileage under the today to obtain clearance from power shovel operator for a The blast rocked a rcsldenuated June 7, Navy pilots operating from new proposal. Longwood will property owners In tha vicin­ the aircraft carrier Coral Sea be ipUt between Diatrict ity cf tha 90-by-20 foot hoi* and 2. Altamonte Springs will reported three buildings de­ to bring in heavy machlntrd be divided between District 4 stroyed and tho supply area to fill tha hole. heavily damaged In an attack and 3. Mai Ogden, administrative Sanford will be represented on barracks at Hoan Lo, about assistant to Gov. Haydon 40 miles north of ths border by three commissioners Alex ander, Edward Yarborough with the South Viet Nam. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - can operate up to 123 days. Fort Lauderdale and a so Burns, said In a telephone in­ and John Fitzpatrick. The spokesman said a sepa­ The House took up a special Ills bill authorizes the Racing called “legislative reappor terview this morning tha State North Orlando will be split rate strike on the Chsnh Ho order calendar of Senate- Commission to equaliza the tionment retirement plan" Road Department la ready to between Alexander and Gary's region, near lloan Lo, destroy­ passed bills today while a bill two seasons. hacked by Starke Sen. Char­ move In equipment from DeLand as soon aa written per­ • • • districts. ed a power house, damaged equalizing dog raring and Jai ley Johns. mission Is received from the • • • Each district will Include ap another building and left the alal aeasons faces Senate ap­ When several senators tried proxlmately 14,000 to 15,000 administration b u i l d i n g in proval The 27-14 vote that killed property owners and the City lo amend the bill to extend persons. flumes. the proposed emergency con of Caaselberry, the dog season, lower the Jal With lesi than three weeks He aald reports of state Present commissioners snd A total of 50 ton* of bomba remaining in the regular ses­ alal meeting and add harness stitutional amendment crest their districts; Edward Yar and rockets were dumped on sion, the tempo of the Legis­ tracks to the measure, action ing the new appeals court — geologists and road engineers, ordered to th* area by Gov­ borough, District 1; Alexander. the two targets. lature haa picked up consid­ was delayed until today to which needed 33 affirmative District 2; Swofford, District rilots said they encounter­ erably and lawmakers are give lawmakers a chance to votes to be sent to the voters ernor Bums, reached hla desk 3, Gary, District 4, and Fit* ed cnly light anti-aircraft fire. this fall—came as a surprise. this morning and will be hand­ coming to work earlier and agree on a compromise. P atrick , Diatrict 8. The bill was killed as the ed to Bum* Thursday when No enemy aircraft were sight­ staying later. The Senate put to death lie returns from Washington. ed and all planes returned Miami Sen. George Holla- Tuesday after a long fight a result of a fight between The hole remained about safely to tha Coral Sea from ban aald dog tracki are pre­ hill creating a fourth district Sens. Merrill Barber, of Vero ths same slsa Tuesday, but Beach, and John McCarty, of th* 45-minute raid, the spokes­ sently limited to 00-day sea­ court of appeals to serve an man said. sons while Jal alal frontons area from Daytona Beach to Fort Pierce, to locate the began to fill with water and court headquarter! in their by nightfall had about seven feet of water in it. hometowns. Johns' legislative retire :tf l.f ' meat plan, which was based s iV WASHINGTON (UPI) — on a fictitious salary of $7,500 President Johnson will be a year, wai killed by a 14-28 the commencement speaker vote in the upper chamber, when his 17-year-old da ugh which la traditionally touchy ter, Lucl, graduates from the about granting itself more National C a t h e d r a l Girls money. School on June 1. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The House, working on a Rep. S. J. Davis, of Seminole l.uci and M of her class­ non • controversial calendar, mates will graduate a t a cere­ County, Introduced a propos­ passed a host of bills Tues­ mony at the Washington ed constitutional amendment day, Including one to put a today that would permit th* Episcopal Cathedral. chancellor over the state's people to amend th* constitu­ Mr*. Johnson and Luel'a vast university system. sister Lynda, 11, also will tion and pass laws independ­ attend. ent of th* Legislature. T h e President's youngsr Tbs measure contained a daughter ia planning to enter self • starter clause which Georgetown University school would direct tho Secretary of of nursing in mid-8eptemb*r. State to put on th* ballot an She will work this summer NANTES, France (UPI) — act or constitutional amend, ss an assistant to a Washing­ President Charles de Gaulle ment proposed by petition and ton optometrist. was met by 1,000 demonstra­ signed by • number of elec­ tor* protesting hla price pol­ tors equal to eight par cent icies today when he opened • of tho number of votes east meet-the-people tour in this in tho lost gubernatorial elec­ tion. WASHINGTON (UPI) city in western France. Senate Republican L e a d e r The demonstrators threw Tho bill also contaiaod a Everett M. Dirksen (UL), hos­ 'OPERATION FIRE ANT* continue* in Seminole County, as the 8180,000 rocks at the riot police called provision for submission of pitalised Moaday lor a aew t control program continue* with B-17n spreading the pesticide. This out to protect tha president. Proposal* to tho Legislature, U. S. Planes Underscore Determination Casselberry Eyes Fissures Of Old Sink Vote Official's Son Killed win Session Tempo Upped Father To Speak In luci's Honor Davis Proposes Home Rule Law DeGaulle Meets Price Protest mwA United Press Intarnatioaul ••• Twins Drown LA CANADA, Calif. (UPI) — Twin* Christopher and Courtlnnd Jones, 2, drowned in only two feet of water In a neighbor's partially com­ pleted swimming pool. Slim Chance TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Chances appeared slim that legislation splitting D a d e County Into three parte will ever get to the floor of th* House. U.S. Gives Up WASHINGTON (UPI) — The government la finally giving up on ita three-year effort to find a black belt buckle satisfactory to all three branches of th* armed forces. Bus Topples LUGO, Spain (U P I)-F lv e women were killed and 43 in­ jured when a bus toppled over a precipice along a highway near here. The passengera were traveling to a religious festival. 3,600 MPH EDWARDS AFB (UPI) — A thrust of SO,000 pounds Tuesday sent the rocket ship X15 hurtling to an altitude of 101,000 feet a t a speed of 3,014 miles an hour In a sta­ bility test. Etna Erupts CATANIA, Sicily (U PI)— Mount Etna's central crater spewed rock and aah several thousand feet into ths air Tuaaday. Displte repeated ex­ plosions, volcanologists said it was too early to assess the eruption threat. Arms Ban WASHINGTON (UPI) — Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzrnbach today asked Congress to approva without delay a curb on mail order firearms sales. Ha said it was nesded In the “nationwide battle . . against rape and robbery and mug­ gings and murder." Attendance Up Thunderstorms d u m p e d more rain on flood-stricken San Antonio, Tex., today and spread to Tennessee, Okla­ homa and Missouri. Funnel cloud* moved over southeast Texas as San An­ tonio, soaked with more than 11 inches of rain in a littla over 34 hours, fought Goods which washed away scores of shanty homes and flooded hundreds of othera. Corpus Chrlatl, Tex., re­ ceived more than an Inch of rain In tha six hours up to mid-night. West Plains, Mo., got an inch and a half. More than an inch of rain fell across northeast O k l a h o m a and southern Missouri. A tornado touched down near Joplin, Mo., Tuesday night and another hit eight miles west of Columbus, Kan. * * * Rnln pelted coastal sections of the Carolina*, New Eng­ land and Oregon. Clear, cool weather spread through the North Central s t a t e s with temperatures ranging down to 34 a t Grand Fork*, N. D. Ona child was crushed to death and four war* injured a t Raynoea, Mexico, across th* Rio Grande River from McAllen, Tex., Tuesday when heavy rains collapsed an over* pass on them. A mother and her infant daughter were rescued from the roof of their flooded horns near San Antonio by • ra ­ dio station’s traffic spotter helicopter. o o o Tho heavy rains Hooded all major thoroughfare! I n t o San Antonio’s downtown. Police said tha flood wa?. “ tha worst %lnco 1940.” Official* said nsvorat hun­ dred persons wera driven from their homes, mostly In the city's west aids popu­ lated largely by Latin Ameri­ cans. South Dakota Gov. Nila Boa planned an atrial inspection today or Thursday of hla atete’s Black Hills resort and goldmlnlng a r e a , severely damaged by floods caused by torrential rains on top of a 30-inch spring snowstorm. Hoe aald he would ask Pre­ sident Johnson to deelara th* region a disaster area. TAMPA (UPI) — Attend, ane* at Busch Gardsna for the first four months of this year ran 29 per cent ahead of th* same time last year. At­ tendance through April of this year totaled 848,742, as TURIN, Italy (U P I)-S I* . compared to 6(10,220 for the mese twins Rantina and Glusame time last year. srppina Foglia were removed from oxygen tents for tho first time since they wera surgically separated a weak SANTO DOMINGO (UP!)— ago. MaJ. Gen. Antonio Imbert Tho children are six yearn B arrerai, whose Junta regime old. controls moat of the Domini­ Llugl Sulerio, the chief can Republic, was reported surgeon, said th* post-opera­ standing firm today in his re­ tive condition of the twins fusal to accept either a new was more satisfactory than cease-fire or a compromise expected. He said it would bo reorganization of tho govern­ three months before the girls ment. could begin to walk. 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GUYNN, a native of Eau Gallic, has retired aa a Navy chief assigned to Heavy Attack Squadron 11. In the Navy 22 years, Guynn, his wife and two daughters will con­ tinue to reside in San­ ford. He will become as­ sociated w i t h Eckerd Drugs. (Navy Photo) DeBary Warned Of Threat In 17-92 Change K • 'I M lit «r t a -* tf t ft I : tS * i • 4 i .i •a ’J It % t V 1 * BUTTER t I I t • FASHION OUTFIT * M S 59< l 1 AMT I t . t t VIMOT DOLL CALIFORNIAROAST 6 « . 1 “ I BAGELS__ M U H L . 41*1 l i f t C A M a V A N CAMPS a REC 3/454 PORK & BEANS__81*1 A t ! 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Summers, pastor of First Presbyterian Church of DeBary, pointed out that the proposed new route would by-pass the community completely, thus taking it off a "main highway." He stressed the need for "united acUoo" to counter the move and urged all present to write their representatives as being against the change. In other business, Elmer Crumbacber, chapter insur­ ance chairman, led a discuss­ ion and question period on health insurance. Ho w aned against contracts that promise liberal benefits but exempt the companies from payment on grounds of "pre-existing" con­ ditions, advising that respon­ sible contracts usually provide for such exemptions in the first six months of the agree­ ment provided hospitalisation or treatment for said condi­ tion has been received within 12 months preceding signing of contract. Samuel Boardman of Chi­ cago, originally scheduled aa speaker, was called back to Chicago on urgent business. 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" % a B s a a a - M M .J .] 4 .t> a a a a a a .r *aa FOOD FAIR FIRST 14ae AIR040L U N HOT SHOT BUG BOMB n a w tiiiw a w a a — t e ! « • B -M M .U H U ia a a a a a * * *•« I HOME PERMANENT w a ai— x * « H M w a r a o M i S e l ■ a a a » |.|M t a a a a a v ? FOOD FAIR Lw» r * u *"‘»d |-{ § 0 > - l - Q BUNS 1 - a i . ' i a N . - — ! 4 H Ip ‘\ 3 0 Q U----------------ART H O TTLK qi M m azo la o il PUN sow** s**WW*—-----| J • • ■ • ■ ■ a * ' . a a a a a a a . •'^5-24-45— • • • ■ —a h r - a l } * FIRST i -.M M .a M .-i FOOD I �Shopping Guide :JHale Chorus ^Captivates •Its Audience Thr following guide to the Meat counters will feature tcin foods. nation's food buys for the plenty of beef roasts and A colorful variety in fresh weekend wa* prepared by steaks, ground meat, bacon, produce includes plenty of ns- j the U. S. Department* of ham. pork roasts, and smoked parasus, carrots, celery, com, cucumbers, salad greens, let­ Agriculture and Interior for picnics. At poultry counters will be tuce, onions, potatoes, ra ­ United Press International. lots of broiler-fryer chickens dishes, and tomatoes. For desserts, salads, snacks WASHINGTON (UP1) - and turkeys. Weekend food shoppers gener­ Generous supplies of eggs there Is plenty of fresh fruits, bananas, canta ally will find (hat food stores along with canned pink and including chum salmon and froxen fish loupes, lemons, oranges, pine­ have excellent variety In fresh sticks and fish portions pro­ apples, rhubarb, atrawbcrrlcs, produce, a* well as meat and vide other good choices In pro- 1and watermelons. poultry. Guy C. Warmack Expires Tuesday Girl Staters Attend Session For Briefing Schedule Set Enroll Tuesday Janet Greene. Barbara Russ, Pat Lay, Lynn Allen, Cindy Walden. Madclyn Hamilton, Rob llarlan, Ricky Schreier, Mike Millard, Mike Schmidt. Steve Maddox, Jnck Regal, Roger Early. Eddie Meeks, Sherry Shnffer, Mike Doherty and Mike Thayer. James Duke is teacher. (Herald Photo) Summer school a t Seminole High School will begin June II and extend through July SO with classes from 8 a.m. to noon each weekday morning except July 6, Principal A. J. Bracken announced today. Student* will be permitted tn aign up for on* subject only, which may serve for either make-up or new credit. "Registration will be on a first corns, first aerved basil and students planning to a t­ tend are asked to sign up on the bulletin board In the school office," Bracken said. R. A. WOODEN, dental officer a t Sanford Na_ val Air Station, haa — been promoted to lieu11 tenant commander in C . the Kavy. (Navy Photo) guard to watch over awimmcr* at the I-ake Mary pub­ lic beach. She reported that bottle* anil can* arc thrown into the water and that old­ er children are too boister­ ous and ronilitiuns are dan­ gerous for person* swim­ ming there. The m atter was referred to Commissioner John Fitxputriek for recom­ mendation. S e m i n o l e commission­ er* have been Invited to nlHENJ. H. Crawford, teml a meeting of the East a v I a 11 o u nuii-liinist’rt Central Florida Regional Planning Council on Mny 28 mate 2 /d , assigned to in Titusville, along with com­ RVAH-7 at Sanford missioners of six other coun­ Naval Air Station, lias ties to hear a report on the re-enlisted for another recent survey* made by the four years. He, his wife council. and son reside in San­ They also were invited to ford. (Navy Photo) meet with Orange County comtaisaionrr* on proposed water control action, involv­ ing both routies. Commission­ er Lee Gray was asked to set up tha meeting with Orange U tlM I U H , f i l l r — r II nr ml Mrvlpf* f.*r u u y «\ W a r m a r k . County officials. J»S. whn tflr.l ni lila The eommision agreed to Immi* «mi iHit O rlando llluli* t li e joint maintenance of \' »>, S.mfnnl, util I** It**l«t nt T |i m Friday ni I’hrUi MrlhSnndforil Avenue in Alta­ »• Sint t ’hurclt H-lth ftrv. C h a rmonte Springs, a clay road Ira II llirgg nfflrlntlMK. lltir• I H'ltl hr III •»ikla u II Mr in • running from SR 427 to Mer­ nri.il |v«rk O ra m k o w F u n e ra l cury Avenue. llmiir In • l u r g r . M ay 19, 196 5 AFTER FLYING A H O T JET YOU DESERVE TO COME HOME TO G en eral E leclrfe Air Conditioning U f A l l Plumbing. ™MLL Heating, Ine. 1007 Hanford 322-6363 Speed Riggs, famous tobacco auctioneer recommends Parents whose children will attend the first grade at Oviedo Elementary School next fall have been asked to register them between 2:30 and 3:.10 p.m. next Tuesday. A birth certificate or other legally accepted record must be presented at the time of registration. Readiness tests will not be given at this time, but parents will be given an opportunity to enroll thrir child in the summer kinder­ garten orientation program which begins July 13. The program will run for four weeks from 9 a.m. to noon, Mumluy through Friday. hbk lum m iKE Film s They put back the taste others take aw ay s lilln K ID S LOVE T O RIDE "TALL IN TH E S A D D L E " O N T H E S E SPO RT B IK E S Funeral Notice fire ston e 20-Inch SPO RT M O DEL * 1(1 rWr hindtrlwis and fu ll-a tm “ b a n a n a " a a d d l* * F lam b o ya n t | n k l m in ,a d I r a n * : tln u n w p la ta d n m a , fr tx te n Convict Is Envy 01 Housewives At Food Spree GREENVILLE, S. C. (UPIl Convict Paul Babb, serving 21 year* for safecracking, wa* turned loos* In a supermarket to the envy of onlooldng house­ wives. Babb, S3, darted through thr store, picking up everything he could get his hands on ami stacking tha articles on a counter. It was all strictly legal. Babb was the regional win­ ner of a toft drink company's shopping spree contest and he was allowed to keep everything he could carry lo the checkout countrr within a 10-minute period. When time was called, the breathless Babb had collected $596 worth of food, including 34 canned ham i, 20 cured hams, five ra te s of inslint coffee tnd 30 ptektges ol meat. Babb, whose name was drawn from among entriea tent in with bottle caps, aaid half of the groceriea would go to hia family, which includes three children. The rest will be sent to the Miracle Hills School for children from bro­ ken hornet. Described aa a model prison­ er. Babb waa aentenced in 1962 for cracking a tare in a store at Greer, S. C. He waa Iraniferred this year from the South Carolina Penitentary in Colum­ bia to the central prison camp in Greenville County, where he it head cook. Prison Camp Supt. Fred Thompson and a guard accom­ panied Babb, of Roebuck, S. C-, on bit trip to tha super­ market. frra ll Oviedo Starters Prisoner-Suicide's Father Sues County Summer School I’a g c S — W eekend Food Buys Plentiful By Ann* Aiken Twenty-five men who love .to tine poured out their eoule * ITto e capacity audience astern* bled at tha Sanford Civic . Center. .'i. Under the direction of Rob~ e rt Carnie, the Sanford Male -^C horua captivated the audi™ence with ite opening number, •'Let There Be Music” Thie was followed with euch fav­ orite* as “Hello Dolly," "Come To The Fair" and "Tha Happy Wanderer.” Top notch performance* were given by aotoista Shirley Ryan, Taul I.ewi» and B. E. (Dick) Aiken. Mr*. Ryan GRADUATION EXERCISES for eighth grade A pang "Way-farin' Stranger” students at Forest Lnko Church School will be then joined the chorua in held at 8 p.m. Snturdny. In the class are Vicki "Kentucky Babe.” Schubert'* Crist, Sherry Sagert, Judy Moon, Tantmie “ Ava Maria” wa» a crowd Trimble, Marie Butterfield, Jeanette Hamrick, plrater aa eung by Paul Lewi* Karen DeMott, Rose Ivn Porter, Ann Lcnrilny, with tha chorus. Aiken did Carol Stubbs, Judy Rower. Diane Whitten, Judy an obligatto anlo to ”1 Be­ Crawford, Bonnie Turner, Barbara Johnson, lieve," followed by "W ater Boy" and “One Alone." The final aelcction, “Asleep in the Deep,” gave the bats a section a "hey day," and brought thundcroua applause from the audience, as they called for encore upon encore. Carnie'a versatility aa a musician was shown aa the Only about 45,000 acre* chorua sang hi* own composi out of the designated 100,000 tion, "Sanford on the Lake.” acre* in Seminole County Piano accompaniment by Mrs. infested with fire ant* ha* Bcttya Smith waa true to her usual fine performances. been aprayed so far because B Other memhers of the chor pilots have run into higher us include Warren Adami, windi than anticipated, William Brown, EL B. Carter, County Agent Cecil Tucker William Cross, Douglas Fear, reported to County Commis­ Dr. H. W. Garner, Howard sioner*, Tuesday. Green, Gary Helms, Arthur Tucker *niil if the preHook, Harold Howe, Harry sent* wind* continue, the JohnquesL •praying job will run seven GUY C. WARMACK A rt Lee, Dr. Flunk I.eone, or eight week*. Most of the Evans McCoy, Drennun Neisspraying so far has been B wander, Harvey Payne, Verconfined to the southwest ® non Rice, Dr. H. W. Rucker, corner of the county. R a y m o n d Setala, Martin In other action commis­ Stincciphcr, Ivan Walker, Al­ sioner* were informed that bert William* and George Guy C. Warmack, 65, a rcsi- a suit has bren f i l e d Wright. dent of Sanford for 14 year*, against the county by Em­ died Turiday at his home on bry Lane of Fort Lauder­ dale, father of John Lee Old Orlnndo Highway. A native of Daltcn, Ga., he Lane, a prisoner who bang­ had been alnff manager for ed himself in the county juil Interstate Life and Accident on Mny 0. I.unr was being Company until hi* retirement held in the hospitnl ward on bccnui* of ill health. He waa three charge* of breaking a hoard member of Christ and entering and incompe­ Girl State Candidate Cyn- Methodist Church and an Odd tent-)’. .Mis. Martha Kilpatrick, thin Legg and alternate Car­ Fellow. chairman of the Red Crnsa olyn Thomas, both Lyman Surviving are hia wife, Mra. High School Junior*, attend­ Velma G. Warmack; five chil­ water s a f e t y committer, ed a briefing aession for Girl dren, Mr*. Matthew R. Kud- nski-d commissioner* by let­ Stater* held Saturday after­ lac, I.ongwcod; Mr*. J. L. ter to ronsider hiring a life noon at the American Legion Rlythe, Lake Mary, and Mr*. Post Home in Kissimmee. J. L. Miller, Joseph C. and They were accompanied by Paul F. Warmack, Sanford; Mr*. Leonard Caaaelberry, e i g h t grandchildren, h i a Girl State Chairman for mother, Mr*. W. C. Warmack, American Legion Auxiliary anil tlx aiatera. Unit 266 of Caiseiberry, Kum-ral arrangement* are which la aponsoring the girls. in charge of Gramkow Fu­ The meeting waa conducted neral Home. by Sixth District President Mrs. John Brown and Mra. Fern Kenton, District Girl States Chairman. Girl State wilt be held June 11-June IS in Tallahassee. ftauforB B ljt * D apandahla H andle master leak* * Firaat/m a pn e um a tic t t n r k n o b b y • 0 1 2.175 re a r O ra to r ukk atarta amt alnfw( i a 1.7» Spaed Cushion on (start I * 42 88 FR EE! f l reef o n e N a r 20-Inch FIRESTONE DECALS FOR BIKES Hoy. M il Put 16* FiroMono ’bttnrT err your bdtt with ~fnutor* Iqwpprd* do cob Me Ihoot used on net tort In Me Indisntpoim “6007 Crt year dotoh FH lt when you bring Mom or Drd to too tho now M oo In our if tvs. i y'* .rr \ K r * - i * * , r r NO MONEY DOWN Buy On fm m jve m CUM M l lUfular 3M*y dwtys. w TAM MONTHS 10 PATI AMount MmhVt CK,r,,< Niwsal I &0 00' •5.60' 7ti 00 7.00 95 00 • 00 150 00 10.00 760.00 13.00 Deluxe 3-Speed SPO RT M O DEL * Teopard skin ambnmed h i r u r r h a n dle b ar* e Tbraeepaad sset hub with tw M gnpomtrut a Kroot and roar calfpar hand brake# a Flamboyant *nld cokind frtraof thrurao plaUd nma and tender* a Dependable Bandit master brake * Kiraatnna pneumatic tirsK knubbg ») 13.175 rear lit* be greater traction; W 1 1.75 Hpwd Ctnhion ta front 54 $ 95 B U Y N O W ...F o r Riding Fun A ll S u m m e r Lo n g f ir e s t o n e " 5 0 0 ” B IC Y C L E tt-lnch A beautiful "th o ro u g h b re d ” w ith sleek lines and plenty of pep Boy's or G*rs Mods! s449k - Put new life In 1 th at old "a te e d * w ith thie SPORT BIKE CONVERSION KIT < \t - Changes a standard bike Into a popular spost modal in rrunuten A iT * n lc.mini chroma plated tendu s Hl'IMf e n d ru in a Twin b*edli|hU built h tank * 1 -u u .p carrier, two tone All for Only •eddlo, ttendii ■1— brake * Firaatcm# while ddrnaQ Spssd Cushion Urn# Sometimes people forget it’s a station wagon. Yoo coo gel Ihiogi into a Volkswog.n S'otion Wagon that would never Of into on ordinary wogon. Two trucl-U* door* in Ms side l.crve e gaping 4‘ by 4' hole. And once intide, the utuot Ihtngi lho4 get in your way aren't there. There's no hump in the floor, becoute there's no drive shall. The engine's in the re o r. Alto, ils roof it quite a bit higher than the average wogon roof. And 2 of the VW t 3 bench sects come oet completely. On lop of oil that, there's a sliding sunroof. (Even i( something is loo b<g So fit in, Hcon slid out.I That's why. when you've just bought a rolltop desk, or a piano, or a hutch, you might forget it's o station wogon. W e don't mind. As long os you don't forget it's a ttolion wagon, when you're shopping (or o station wagon. e Ho)'* modal la satin bU/h with red trim; cut's B o ld h red and whit* too Our Compton lint of l l t e l A i Trot tnd EVERAIN LAWN SPRINKLER Bamaikmd Lorn Priori UVnlt cm per ewtomer Additional «L88 Each btm t i S Ellinor Motor Company H w v 17*92, 17 . e t Hwy. Just S ah II. a South of# Sanford Q A PAIR-O F L A S H L IG H T S lat Jk French Sanford, Ph. 8234344 las* to f t r « s lo n < ? Open l u k - l p.aa. Dally I FrUay Night TUI • Your Symbol Of A Quality 6 Sorvfco- _ _ . •. I'fcfiVsairtti i'.a Vl4> hi/aU ,------ -------------------- - �By John A. fipolikl Tha interest and anthusi aim exhibited thia paat week for the Beat tha Champ Tournament give* indication w ell have excellent repreaentation on behalf of Jet I«nea and Sanford when Iheae folka meet profeaalonala Tommy Tuttle and Olya Gloor. Each week we’ll have the top three entriea, Including their handicap, to announce to you with the final week of May the cut-off date. And then on Sunday, June 6, all of theae bowlera will meet in a three-game aeriea match to aee who will be the top three men and throe women Jour­ neying to Winter Park to bowl againat theae profeaalon­ ala and maybe come home with torn* of the |300 in prise money. Leading the gala in qualify­ ing thia paat week waa Deride Owena with her 624 act, followed by Meda Wlltahire'a 620 and third waa Thelma Unger—M 6. Going atrong for the gente waa Bill Meck'a 62 with Ger­ ald Kerner and Marahall Wiltehire tieing for the next two placea with identical 644 aeriea. AH of the above acorea in­ clude handicap. None of the above have to qualify again. However, thoae th at didn't make It thia paat week atill have two more triea at It for the "local roll­ off*** on June 6. There are aix attractive ailver bowla for the winner* of the roll-off match. FINE TURN-OUT We bad a real fine turn-out for the Sunday Night Scotch Double* with the number on* poaitlon dropping to A1 and Jtoae Phillip* of Chuluota. They banged home a 060 aer­ ie*. Nice ahootin', I’hilllp* family. Second place waa awarded to Marge and Jria* Caralhers with a 912 aet, again all acorea Including handicap. TIi* kida of our Saturday AM Junior Bowling League are getting "mucho" excited about their annual award* luncheon. H it be held right her* at the l<anea on Satur­ day, May 29, with more than aiaty tropbie* going to be presented. And thia docan't include t h * m a n y a r m patchea, acrolla, etc., which nr* normally awarded at thia time. By now all of you adutte who have youngater* partici­ pating in thia league ahould have received your invitation, too. Th* kida gel in for free and the parent* are tagged a vary nominal charge. Since th* meal will be ‘catered, it'a neceaaary that w* have th* information by thia Saturday in order that we may make our plana accord­ ingly. HIGH AVERAGE Purely aa a m atter of In­ formation, 8 anford haa twelve men bowling with an average of 180 or higher In league play. And only John Kneeland'* been averaging above 190. Batch* thought there’d be more than that, didn’t you? Talking about average*, look for th* Second Annual Sanford Herald All Seminol* County Bowling team* to be L I U FA T H ER , E T C — L arry Bam , IS. to taking up where kia dad la leaving om. You i Barra to taking k l f l A M f i i soring ■ V ■L|iunet u n j nLE vmm w wfaMMf B i w j a VLw ih v Jaldar Bam , Yogi at D m ! New York Met* la auialjr rtJ M C b | ih y n , i m announced in th* very near future. Selection ia baaed en­ tirely on an individual'* aver­ age. A real cloae battle in th* final night of bowling in th* Sand Spur* League had OK Tire Shop noting out Betty Ann'* Hair Styling by a mere half-gam* for th* lea­ gue pennant. Third and fourth place* were fettled with only a game and a half between How* Tire Shop and SL John'* Realty, reapectively. High average in thia league waa copped by Jean Kreick with a 172. The gala will be having their awarda banquet this week and already are making plant for their aummer lea gue. Marion Farella will be doing the work of organitlng a big aummer league. Laat year we had twelve team* bowling during th* tummer month*. With all of the new people coming into the area, I ahould think that well be able to duplicate that number of team* again thia aummer. Sign up now. The Sunday Night Mr. A Mr*. League ia in th* proceaa of organitlng for th* aummer and Fred and Jo Brown tali me that they have aix or aeven couple* aigned to date. Could uae a couple mor* for thia popular group. Kegler's League Sets Formation Meet Thursday An InvIUUoo to all men who ar* interfiled in Joining the Thurtday evening Jet Lanea Kegler’a League, which la a handicapped league bowling at 7 o'clock, ia extended to at­ tend a meeting at Jet Lanea Thuraday at 6:43 p. m. at that time an election of officer! for the coming summer acaaon will be bald, la addition to accepting the propoaed rule* governing th* aummer achedule of tbe Keg ler'a League. Individual applicatloni, aa well aa for complete four-man leama la being encouraged. Complete team* already en tered Into tbe league are Sul llvan'a Camera Scrvlcenter, tbe champion* of the fall lea­ gue; Credit Bureau of Sanford; Chief Petty Officer* of VAH-4; Sanford Atlantic Bank; Wall Plumbing, and another CPO team with Willie (Firecracker) Maglto in charge. City League Standings LITTLE NATIONAL W L Chat* ...............................• 2 Firat Federal ................. 7 3 Locomotive Englneen . a S Hunt Lincoln Mercury .4 7 Quality Mobile Hornet . 1 10 Game Today: Locomotive En­ gineer* v*. Firat Federal, 4:30, Bay Avenue Park UTTLE AMERICAN W L Strickland Morriaon . . . a 4 Navy Acey Deucy .......a 8 George* ......................... a I Sanford Atlantic ............ 8 a Florida State ................. 4 7 Game ‘IXmight: George* vs Strickland Morriaon, 7:00, Ft. Mellon Park JUNIOR LEAGUE W L Elka ««.«.#.« a 8 Rotary 8 8 Civitan a 4 Shrine ........................... 8 8 CPO ............................... 8 a Klwanla ..........................S 7 Game Tonight: CPO va. Ro­ tary, 7:30, Pinehurat Park c m r LEAGUE W L Kingawood a S Kilowatt* ........................ g 3 Leroy Robb « • • • • , a 3 Panning Lumbar . . . . . . a 8 Chick N’ Treat _____ • a Cbaaa ««»,......«•»•■••, 2 10 u a o .................................i to Gama Tonight: Kilowatt* v*. Chat*. g:48, F t Malloa Park CMURCM LBAGUK Sadecki Breaks Loose, Hurls 8-2 Card Wirt GRAY-Y BASEBALL Champion* are fifth grade boya from Bear Lake Elementary School. In the group are front, from left, Clint Crowley, Richard Dunn, Bruce Hone (holding trophy), Allen O’Brien, Blaine Sel­ ler* ; aecond row, John Donahue, James Keane, Tom Gurr, Curt McGee, Larry Byrd; third row, Randy Bishop, Dave Vanllorn, Coach Don Hasley. Ranee Borderick, I’aul Benjamin. (Herald Photo) Chick 'N Treat Nine Stops LeRoy Robb, 13-8 Chick 'N Treat took the role Into a second place tie with i bly 7-2. Steve Cain allowed on­ of ipoller last night In aide- Robb by nosing out Panning ly fiv* hits in gaining credit tracking LeRoy Robba bid for !Lumber 8-4 In a thriller. Ter­ for the victory. II* also bomthe City League firat half ry Echols doubled into right- ered for the winners. Bob champiooihlp. Chick 'N Treat centerfleld with two out in the Dorn and Dan Miller each had outplayed Robb by tbe acore bottom of the seventh inning, two hits for the Church of God. of 13-8. The loaa dropped Robb scoring Jim Warner with the Bob Clifton hit safely twice for one full game behind Kings- winning run. Warner and Don Pinecreat. wood. Each team haa one Harvey each bad two hits to In Little League activity, gama remaining ia tha firat lead the Kllowatta while Soup Chase took an easy 13-2 win half. Helms, Glenn Spivey and La- over Hunt's Comets. Rick Ed Hamm, the winning pit­ rue Baimer each had twu aaf- Smith was the w i n n i n g cher, Larry Wataon, Lloyd ties for Panning. pitcher. Ronnie Nobles hit a Freeman, Alex Saaho and The Knighta of Columbus, pair of home runs for the Lit­ Fred Splckcnreutber each had who have already clinched the tle National League leaders. a pair of hiti to pace the win- firat half pennant in the Kenny Atford and Glenn Mey­ nera. Chick 'N Treat tallied Church League, remained un­ ers were lop hitlers with three aix run* In the fourth Inning beaten by winning their tenth hits apiece. and added two in the fifth and game in a row, overpowering Sanford Atlantic defeated fiv* in the sixth to complete Congregational, 19-4. Pat Nolle, Florida State 9-7. MUt VoitoLarry Pivec, Fred Galletta Una received credit for the their (coring. Don Griffin, of Robb, bad and Rad Jansen all had hom­ pitching: decision Darby and tha gama'a only horn* run, ers for tbe Knlghti. Carlei Gr­ Snloe each had two hits for claaring the lefl field fence In aven waa the winning pitcher, Sanford Atlantic. Steele hit tbe fourth inning. Rick Slrei giving up only six bits to the the game's only homer in a waa top hittara for tha loaera Congregational outfit. losing cause. with three hiti. The Church of God of Pro­ The Mighty Kilowatla moved phecy beat Pinecreat Assem- ‘500’ Drivers Casselberry Breaks Altamonte's Victory Skein, Wins 5-4 Contest By Jiai Itarrhae Herald Sport* Writer Caiselberry pitcher Brent Helm* powered a home run with two out In the bottom of the lest inning test night to give the Indiana a 8-4 Senior League victory over the previoualy unbeaten Altamonte Senators. Caaaelberry scored five run* In tha gama on eight baa* hits including tha homa run and a triple by Helms. Th* Caaaalbtrry burler allowed tb* Senator* only thret bate hits, whlla chalking up 11 strikeouts. Bruce Stuart hit hit fourth homa run of th* ataaon for the Senator* during th* game. On Monday night Sunland whipped Longwood 10-1 be­ hind th* five-hit pitching of Tom Bandage. The victorioue Yankees pounded Longwood pitching for 14 hits in th* ronteet, including three home runt. Don Robinaon rapped two home rune and a single, and catcher Tom Bryan belted th* other circuit clout and a sin­ gle. Dick Smith had a pair of doublet and a eingle for Sunland, and Pitcher 8*ndage chipped in with a eingle and a double. Don Dunhera, Greg Robineoa, Addison Stewart and Bob 1‘olaaki had ainglta to round out tha Bunland attack. Bob­ by Roberta had a tingle and double for Longwood and Jack 8 impktn* alto had a double. Dr. Epps Wins Dr. A. W. Eppa Jr. moo tha W L ruaatr-up trophy for tha Flor­ Knighta ef Columbua ..10 Cburck of God of P . . . . 4 a 4 .8 7 ..a a Gama Tooi^fet: Congragotlon *1 va. Church of God of P. at rL Mellon P irk , 7:30 ida Wats Dental Association Tournament which was playad • i to* Dipl— «> Fraatoantial Hollywood. Thia tvuto to hold tack year at th# Aaaaal Florid* Mad* Dental Association rrttHif Court* to In Littla league action on Turaday night Terry Baker and Larry Cote led Caaaellierry to a 10-2 victory over the Altamonte Senators. Bak­ er gained credit for the mound victory with a four-hit |>erformanre and 10 strikeout*. Cote led the plate as­ sault with a home run and a double. Baker’s battery mate, David Shy, had a pair of alnglea in th* contest, l’hil Marx hit a homa run for Alta­ monte. On Monday night, Ricky Goodall of th* Longwood Uravra pitched a four-hitter to give hi* team a 8-2 victory over Sunland. Goodall regis­ tered 12 strikeout* in tha con­ test. I-ongwood managed fiv* baas hit* off Sunland pitch­ ing, Including a pair of alnglea by Ricky Smith and sin­ gles by Doug Sturgill, Ricky Salamon and GoodaU. Tommy Cannavino belted a triple for tha Y a n k a a a. Georg* Tiffany, Tom Simmona and Dirk Easterling al*o had baa* hits for Sunland. End Tire Woes INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) —The big tire crisis appeared over today for pole-sitter A.J. Foyt and seven other drivers who qualified for Ihe May 31 500-mile auto raca on Good­ year Urea. J. A. Loulan, manager of Goodyear’s racing tiro deve lopment program, aald Tues day that "problems'' which developed in practice Monday were being corrected and add ed flatly that "we are not pulling out of the race." In practice at moderate to high speeds with full fuel loads Monday, Foyt and two other drivers who qualified last weekend on Goodyear tires ran Into trouble with rubber flaking from their Urea. By L aaaari A. Graaate UPI Sparta Writer II Just may ba that Ray Sa­ decki Is a slow starter and the slumping St. Louis Cardi­ nals have been waiting for him to get rolUng. Last season Sadecki lost his first five starts and wound up with 20 victories. So, after seeing him lose his first four decisions this season, small wonder that his team m atei crowded around him with congratulation! after ha de­ feated Philadelphia 8-2 Tues­ day night for his first tri­ umph. The victory put tbe Cardi­ nals barely over .800 and lodged them in a tie for fourth with the PhiUies and Braves. Sadecki went the distance, scattering five hits. He fan­ ned five and walked only three. In other National League games the Cubs ouUasted the Giants 7-6, Milwaukee edged the Mets 4-3 and Houston halt­ ed Los Angeles 4-1. Pittsburgh and the Reds were rained out at Cincinnati. In the American League the Yankees beat the Red Sox 4 3 in 12 innings, Cleveland eked past Baltimore 1-0, Washington outslugged De troit 15-9, Chicago defeated Kansas City 3-4, and Los An­ geles beat Minnesota 3-1. The Cardinals backed Sa­ decki with an 11-bit attack. Julian Javier had three hits in four trips, driving In two runs. Tim McCarver and BiU White each had two RBI's. The Phils got their runs on fourth-inning home runs by Richie Allen and Alex John­ son. Qualifying Set For Places In U. S. Open Meet NEW YORK (UPI) — PreUminary qualifying rounds to help pare the field for the 65th United State* Open Golf cham­ pionship will be held at 55 aites around th* country on May 24-25. At present, there ar* 2,212 professional and amateur hopefull seeking th* 112 berths still available for the tourna­ ment proper at tha BeUeriv* Country Club, St. Louis, Mo., June 17-20. Another 31 play­ ers are totaling exempt from all qualifying. Tbe Ust of U. S. Open candi­ dates will be cut to 418 followIng the preUmlnary rounds, to be staged at 48 sltei on May 24 and seven sites on May 28. These survivors than wiU take part In IS sectional cham­ pionships on Jun* 7 or • to de­ termine the final field for th* tournament proper. Included among those who are exempt from all qualify­ ing are defending champion Ken Venturi aa weU as form­ er Open titllsts Julius Boro*, Jack Nlcklaui, Gen* Llttler and Arnold Palmar. Three Signed PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Tb* Pittsburgh Stealers Tueaday announced the signing at de­ fensive back Jim Bradshaw, offensive back Tberoa Bapp ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Tb* SL and kicktr Mika G ark lor Louis Cardinals acquired 12- the 1248 National Football year-old catcher Bob Leaning League season. on waivers from th* Houston Astros Tuesday. Ha waa op­ tioned to th* Cardinals' Rock Hill, S. C„ farm. Player Optioned Scores Triple CHICAGO (U P I)-A p p re n ­ tice Jockey BiU Maborney Tueaday scored a riding triple at Arlington Raca Track. lie brought In Flaming George LOS ANGr.LES (UPI) - (85-20) In the second, Tauona More than 300 persons, in­ (88 20) in the seventh and Mr. cluding tha entire Los Angeles Arkia (817.40) In th* eighth. Angels baseball squad, Tues­ day attended funeral services Alaska’s reindeer population for rookie Angel pitcher Dick (which was about 250,000 in Wants. 1M0) now numbers leas than Wants, 28, died last Thurs­ 80,000 head, according to En­ day night of brain cancer. cyclopaedia Britannic*. Dempsey Guesses Clay To W in NEW YORK (UPI) - Form­ er heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey doesn't beliavt Cas­ sius Clay ia tbe "greateit'' as the present champ contends, but ha docs concede that Gay is good enough to whip Sonny Liston in their title bout next Tuesday night In Lewiston, Maine. “ Gay is a pretty good fight­ er," contends the man who la considered by many boxing experil a t tbe greatest heavy­ weight champion in ring his­ tory, "but he isn't the greatest, lie's Ihe best talker, though.” Dempsey admittedly doesn't think too highly of either fight­ the physical. er and baaed his prediction The spokesman said Liston, who arrived in Poland Spring, mostly on age. "Just guessing, I would pick Me. Saturday from his training the younger fellow to win,*' camp in Dedham, Mass., would said the famed Manassa maul­ be examined by a physician reer. "The older a feUow gets, presenting the Maine Boxing the harder it la for him to Commission. keep in shape naturally. I Champion Clay, who shied don't think Liston has been away from his usual pre-fight keeping in tbe shape be needs predictions, was examined Tuesday at his Chicopee, to be in." Liston was to undergo a pre Mass., training camp and pro. fight physical examination to- nounccd "100 per cent ready ’ day. A spokesman for the Lis- •for the bout by Dr. Leo Lemton training camp said the leux of Casco. lie's 100 per cent ready for challenger probably would un­ dergo a light workout following Lislon, or, for that matter. Jack Dempsey or anyone else,'' Lcmieux announced fol­ lowing the 13-minute check up in the champ's dressing room at his headquarters in Chico, pec's Shine Inn. 20 Seek Starting Positions In American Legion Baseball Sanford American Legion baseball got underway last Saturday when 20 hopefuls turned out to seek spots on the team. Eleven players re­ turned from last year's cham­ pionship squad. They are: Pitchers, Jim Courier, Don­ nie Smith and Rick Sires; catchers, Bill Higgins and Rex Brooks; first baseman, Tim Colbert; second sacker, Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Los Angeles 22 11 .667 Cincinnati 17 13 .567 3t4 San Fran. 17 15 .531 414 Milwaukee 14 13 .512 8 Philadelp'ia 16 IS .516 8 St. Louie 11 15 .516 8 IT 18 .486 6 Houston Chicago IS 16 .484 6 New York 13 18 .419 8 * 22 .290 12 Pittsburgh Taeaday's Results Chicago 7 San Frandico 4 Milwaukee 4 New York 2, night St. Louis g Philadelphia 2, night Houston 4 Los Angeles 1, night Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, ppd., rain Games Today San Francisco at Chicago Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (N)) New York at Milwaukee (N) Philadelphia at St. Louis (N) Los Angeles at Houston (N) AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Chicago 23 g .742 Minnesota II 12 .200 414 Baltimore 17 14 .841 • Los Angeles 18 IS .343 4 Detroit 18 14 .333 614 Cleveland 14 13 A ll 7 Boston 13 14 .448 2 New York 13 12 .412 10 Washington 13 12 .406 10Vb K ansu City 7 23 .233 1514 Taeaday's Retails Naw York 4 Boston 3, 12 inn­ ings, night Cleveland 1 Baltimore 0, night Washington IS Detroit 2, night Chicago 8 Kansas City 4, night Los Angelas 1 Minnesota i, night B i l l Kuykendall; shortstop Jim Ervin, and outfielders Donnie Grlffen, Steve Harris and Eddie Eldridge. New faces seeking positions on the team include Danny Tillis, Ronnie Hinson, Bernie Barbour, Chris Akers, Ray Pivec, Chuck Mamie, Jim Woods, Don Anderson, Billy Fitsgerald, Frank Whlgham, Buddy Stumpf and Ken Hop­ kins. A year ago the team won its conference pisy with an 2-4 record and then placed second in the Central Florida Tourna­ ment at Fort Pierce. With all the good material this year, Manager Frank (Casey) Thomss and Coach J. 4V. Kuykendall are taking a "wait and see" attitude on the starting lineup. An intersquad game is scheduled for Saturday morn­ ing at 10 o’clock at Pinehurst Field. On May 29 the team meets Post 242. This game will be followed up with doubleheaders at Ocala on June 4 and against Albany, Ga., hers on June 13. FARRELL’S I l l m. FIRST I WB GIYB TOP TAJ.UR STAMPS Schubert's “ Unfinished Sym­ phony" Is so-called because it has just two instead of the us­ ual three or four movements of the classifcal symphony. GET A HUGE 11x14 WALL PORTRAIT 02 tout cmiB Goodyear Ber?Ice Store Sanford, Fla* PUTBACKTHETASTE p ik :t i1 s M i l • n ' LUCK V . STRIK E , Game* Today Minnesota at Los Angeles (2, twl-aigbt) Chicago at Kansas City (N) Washington a t Detroit (N) Baltimore at Cleveland (N) Boston at New York (twimight) SW IM I II I r r THY NEW LU CKY STRIKE FILTERS ____________ M x eJG f.e ENJOY THIS SUMMER FOR FUN! IN THE QUIET SECLUSION H EALTH! OP YOUR OWN HOME Y^1 L E!A‘R °™ D aU K h! 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Screen Enclosures 4 �I Education Big Part Off Women's Job Corps St|r * Onnforh Srr*16 Page 5 — May 19, 1965 DORIAN T h e rmenoa, 16 year-old-son of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Thermenos, of Longwood, was winner of the tal­ ent c o n t e s t at the State Beta Club con­ vention in Orlando. He received a cash award for his playing of an original piano composi­ tion. Dorian has been elected president of the L y m a n High School Beta Chapter for the coming year. (Herald Photo) 'Mouse That Roared' Gets High Acclaim By Jane Casselberry An enthuiiaitlc audience filled the Lyman High School auditorium to view what many termed the most auccessful production yet pre­ sented a t tha school, “The Mouse That Roared." Lyman Littla Theater play­ ers heading the well chosen cast wera Barbara Foreso, as Duchess Glorlana; William Wharton, as Tully Bascom; Daniel Casselberry, as Count Mountjoy; John Masclantonl, as David Benter, and Charles Dome, as the president of tha United States. Frank Renew, who attem pt ed to grow a beard for his part, played the role of Pro­ fessor Kokintz, the wild eyed inventor of tha ultimate wea­ pon . . . tha "Q" bomb. Other parts were taken by Robert Yasel, aa tha secre­ tary of state; Pamela El dridge, the page; Frank Ev ana, General Snippet; Candace Potter and Susan Edwards, hla WAC daughters; Sharon Tucker, a peasant girl whose feet are stained purple from stamping grapes; Darlene Tatum, Joanna Chubb, Judl Kscar and Bonnie Layman, tourists; Linda Duncan and Marcia Easterling, ladies-inwaiting; Lisa be th Lunn, Ann Trawick and Allis Beusee, students; Ruth Kcim and Nancy Porter, secretaries; Patty Congrove, Mrs. Bas­ com; Jam as Jsrrard , radio announcer; Dorothy Muir, lira. Reiner; and Loran Par­ ry, air raid warden; Fearless men of Fenwick who invaded New York City with bowa and arrows were Gary Gunter, Robert Baird, Michaal Sewell, Richard Leon­ ard and Stephen Taylor. Mrs. Carolyn Durak, Lyman speech snd drama teacher, directed t i e production, as­ sisted by Ruth Keira, student student director, and Ann Trawick, technical director. The eoatume department under Nancy Porter designed and sewed the msny interest­ ing costumes, which will be donated to the school for the beginning of a wardrobe col­ lection. The drama club also is constructing a wardrobe closet backstage for proper storage. Kipp Addresses SAR Meeting By Ji m The Sons of tho American Revolution had as their guest speaker, Maaday night, Earl Kipp, Orange County Vocation­ al Education Administrator and former county school superlntendenL Tho dinner meeting was held at tho TradoWinds Cafeteria In Casselberry. A distinguished now mem­ ber inducted at tha meeting was lfnyor Robert Carr of Orlando. ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) —Young women, most of whom have never had a chance to make a life for themselves, are getting the opportunity to prepare for a useful role in society by en­ rolling in the Women'a Job Corps program. Officials of the federal pro­ gram that operates under the Office of Economic Opportun­ ity, were here for a look at the Nation's first center for the Women's Job Corps and to outline what tha program hopes to accomplish. Women enrolling in the Job Corps range in age from 16 to 22 and coma from all parts of the country. What they have in common la that when they applied, they were unemployed and out of school and come from broken homes, poor schools and economically deprived communities. The length of stay in a Job Corps training center will de­ pend upon what area tha indi­ vidual goes into. Education is a big part of training under the program, because 63 per cent of the girls have not completed high school. But there also is vo­ cational training, along with training In homemaking skills and social graces. • • • Tha Job Corps program hopes not only to put into so­ ciety a young woman capable of holding down a job and providing for herself, but also young women "who can take their place in society and be­ come producing citizens." Tha center here, which Is in a former hotel, was the first in the nation to open and is one of only two now open. It opened April 6 with a capac­ ity for 262 woman and cur­ rently has 90 enrolled. Tha other center open now is a t Cleveland. It opened April 29 with a capacity of 326 women and has a current enrollment of 40. New centers will open next month in L o s A n g e l a a, Charleston, W. Va., and Om­ aha, Neb., and plans call for a total of 18 centera to be open by tha end of 1966. 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Fla^ at p m. end nil persona having elaima er demands against tha vender era ad­ monished te notify the un­ dersigned at that eddreea on or before said date. nm aerm snerva LO W E* P R IC E S girl may allot up to $26 of the terminal pay to a depend­ ent parent or other relative, with the Job Corps matching the amount. Thus, while the girl is helping hrrself at the center, she also can be help­ ing her family at the same time. week-nights and at midnight on Friday and Saturday. The girls receive a living allowance of $30 a month, plus room, board, clothing and medical and dental care. In addition. $50 a month is set aside as terminal pay for each girl during her stay. A GOOD REASONS FOR SHOPPING SUPER-X! Plans Summer By Mildred Haney The executive committee fnr the Welcome Wagon Club met at the Little Red School House and diicusaad many interest­ ing plana for the summer season. The Juna meeting will be In the form of a picnic at New Smyrna Beach. A Hawaiian Luau Is planned for Septem­ ber with huabanda and friends aa gueata, Thl abuay and actlva club la enjoyed by tha new resi­ dents moving into Deltona who ara Invited to come and get acquainted with their neighbors. A "Gala" masting will be held in September a t a local restaurant when ell the clubs of Central Florida will attend. Committees ware formed to take ears of the many import­ an t deUlli of this masting and will give their reporta at tha next meeting to be held at tha Community Center Tuesday. Members are urged to attend aa thia la to be a vary Informative masting. ings adjoining the hotel, others for vocational training at Tomlinson V o c a t i o n a l School, Mirror Lake Junior High School, and Dixie Hol­ lins High School. Evenings, the girls are free to go out but the center has 10 p.m. closing hours on girl might encounter while living in a college dormitory. Girls are assigned to rooms In twos, threes ami fours, with occupants of each room responsible for cleaning their • • • own rooms. During the day the girls The center operates somewhat along the linos a young attend classes, some in build­ tional Council of Negro Wom­ en and the United Church Women. Those selected for the pro­ gram then are assigned to a specific center. 4-oz.rutno •am t Q.T.f [LOTION STATE! I ‘..W .» * — # �Only the top Qrodw of U. S.Govarn* ment graded beef wear* the W-D shield Placed in temperature eon* trolled cooler*, W-D beef I* aged to the very p a c k of tender, flovorfut goodness by nature's own process while still fresh. Cuawttty sights M jw vre-pw css aooo thru may m n d mm aia ie m i e , see, — eeerwewT — B E E F W-D BRAND Chuck Roost *4 9 * Short R ib s. . »■39* Ground Stew “ 69* 79* Gr. Round EDITORS named at Forest Lake Academy for the next school term are Ted Doan (left) for "The Reflector" and John Lauer for “The Mirror." (Herald Photos) REG. 194 . 3 Junior High Pupils M ake A-Honor Roll Three atudeate from Sanlord Junior High School made (be "A " honor roll for the fifth alx-wteka grading period. Mark Caolo In the ninth grade and John Durham and Van Robblna of the eighth grade were the all "A" atudent*. Those who made the ’’B” honor roll are a i follow*: Ninth grade, Fred Carter, Paul Glad, Lynn Cariion, Sue Price, Wanda Smith, Kay Tileon, Karen William*, Kathy Young, Cindy Green, France* Dangleman, Pam Edwarda, Kay White, Mike Gibioa, George Carlton, Blair Kitner, Brenda Carter, Mary Lou Xlay, Linda Lee, Pam Pigott, Trudy Portewlg, Darlene Bobertaon, Pam Roblnton, Pal Schwleckert, Ana Doudney, Mariana Wyche, Hank Aabby, Jean Huff, Wendy Martin, Jan et Lewla, Janice Rahn, M a r y Margaret Reynold*, Judy Thompson, Sheralynn William*, Mary J o h n a o n , Brent Armitrong, B a r n e y Griggi, Stare Hartaock, Daryl Banter, Craig Oneno, Jimmy Patterton, Doug Stanley, Ron­ nie Weatbrook, Darrell Vodopick, Ricky Holloway, Mike Southward, S h a r o n Lipaey, Bruce Black, Steve Fittgeraid, Steva Slayton, Jimmy Benaon, Ben Wlnfrec, Fred Ganaa, Bobby Halback, Pam Matula and Jamea McGough. Eighth grade, Jim Grogan, Kenny Harriott, Robert Jcrnlgan, Matt Morgan, Joo Pau­ line, Andy Thomaa, Jimmy Willlamaon, Linda Bradbury, Lynn Fehd, Gall lUnacom, Brenda llatchall, Denlae Jarrail, Deborah Johnc*, Faye Marazila, Ellon Sloan, Lou •parka, Vicki Toft, Steva Madden, George Hitchcock Dwight Bowel, Tommy May, David Benaon, Paula Jaggera, Don Whitmire, Vickis Herrin, Coteen Williams, Terri SI*kind, Martha Lee Rote, Pat McCoy, B e t t y Kuykendall, Louise Hosford, Paula Hol­ comb, Bruce Robinson, Craig Keogh, Don Keeth, Stephen M u d s e n , Jim Haekenbach, Alan Hall, Joa Grogan, Clifton Gainey, Karen Johnson, Jayne Polgar, Karen Weber, Sandra Bartholomew, Linda Kilpat­ rick, Julie reraoni, Frank Patteraon, Jim Pearce, Doric Bach, Stephanie D'Andrea, Jan a Mcro, Jay Morriaon, D1 anna Slmpton, Vicki Hardin, John Hunt, Johnny Nelman, Tom Kildlnc, Jackie Ed­ warda, Sherry Guynn, Ksti Leonard, Carol Rodlum, Jean Carter, J a n e t Dougherty, M an h a Munday, Linda Net gon, Seott Kirk, Cindy Fits Patrick and Debbie Mclaln. Seventh grade: L u a n n * Dangleman, Joanne Fletcher, Deborah Goerai, Patty Leary. Cynthia Ogden, Beth Sc cord, J a n Simpson, Randy Brown, Wada Singletary, Kathy llyals, Deborah Whitmire, Gayla Callaway, Barbara Hartaock, Bill Bryant, Gary Steele, Tom Wade, Brenda Benge, Kath- erlne Bishop, Elaine Chap* man, Diane Miller, J u d y Tanner, Lynn Wamicke, Judy Youngblade, Catherine MeKclvey, Denlae Clark, Gayla Sawyers, Mary Warfel, Allen Dorn, Elizabeth Rogers, Rox­ anne Kehm, Robert Keeth, Regina Murray, Deborah Eldredgo, Janet Gallager, Rebec­ ca Cochran, Diana Robinson, James Talmidgc, Glen My­ ers, Sylvia Parker, Patty Johnson, Donalyn K n i g h t , Peggy Fuller, Linda West, Janice Cannon, Roberta Makin, Claudia Watkins, Nancy Watson, Dobra Hickson and Scott Harris. Seventh grade honor roll students Gayio Sawyers ("A" honor roll), Denise Clark and Mary Warfel ("B ” honor roll) were unintentionally omitted from the fourth-alxth-week grading period. NHSToTap New Members B eef Plate S te w .. “ 29* PKG. W-0 I RAND IPPLIES PRODUCE M E A T S REG. 394 TARNOW CHIPPED BEEF OR CHIPPED Ham 3 * * 1 . FREE SO STAMPS WITH COUPON OUT OF PAPER . . (3-LB. BOX) COOK QUIK CUBE Steaks. . (12-ox. PKG.) . . COPELAND T Franks 3 9 * EXTRA STAMPS By Jane Caimelberry The 8 outh Seminole Junior High School Chapter of the National Junior Honor Soclaty has voted to call Itself The John Anxel Chapter In honor of the school principal. New mumlMirs of the chap­ ter will be tapped from eighth and ninth grade students a t an all school outdoor assem­ bly a t 1:30 p.m. Friday. Tha group enjoyed a swim­ ming and akling party a t the home of Robert Liken*, fac­ ulty sponsor, on Lake Semin­ ary Saturday afternoon. Re­ freshments were provided by the m e m b e r s . Chaperones ware Principal and Mrs. An­ gel, Assistant Principal and Mrs. Richard Barnett, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor, tru ly fcfir RG Y too EXTRA STAMPS WITH COUPON , . 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I I N O B O D Y Lemonade. . . 1 0 - 1 . (4-aa. CAN) USSY’S FROZEN Limeade. . . . 1 0 - 1 . Rsh Sticks. . . 3 - 1 . (14-ae. FK&) VAHLSINS IQUARTS) . . RIG. 494 Mazola O il. . 4 9 * RIG. 414 BETTY CROCKER LAYER LEMON, VANILLA, YELLOW, WHITE, DEVILS FOOD REGULAR 414 . . DIXIE DARLING REG. 30* (S-a*. PKO.) DIXIE DARLING HAMBURGER ae WIENER (4-aa. CANI USSY’S FROZEN (f-ee. PKB-) TASTE O’ SEA Cake M ixes 3 - 1 . ee FROZEN FOOD REGULAR f f 4 . . CABOT BRIQUETS Candy Bars 5 - 1 . c S S 'O s »Ttm ummmmt Drinks . . . 1 5 -1 . (No. 303 CAN) RtG. 294 . . DEL MONTI EARLY GARDEN Limas. . . 4/1. ONI ■ II. PRO. W O ONOUND (12-ea.) . . CHEK CANNED . . SOFT Id-BAR MBS.) . . REG. 294 . . HOUYWOOO •COB THRU MAT HMD 322*4924 W ATERMELONS EA C H Qreea Beast 6/1. ONI I II. BOX SANFORD Sweet Corn CTNl. RENT A CAR DEKLE’S GULF SERVICE FANCY tOLOIN BANTAM TO Not until early 1#R0’« was glass fiber, one of the moat versatile manufacturing ma­ terial* known to housewives and draper*. plus Sc a sail*. Includes gae, service, insurance. FRESH . . RED RIP* TO THE RIND FRESH Rice . . . 3 39* LARGE — REGULAR 434 . . ALKA* Tater B u d s .. . 5 - 1 . (3 COURSE) MORTON MEAT Chicke* Tudey SeHabuiy, Baal Dinners . . . . * * 6 9 * ( 1-LB) IAR-T-RANCH BJCtO Straw berries.. 3 - 1 . MORTON ALL FLAVORS Cream P i e s . . . 3 - 1 . Alka-Seltzer 4 5 * S a v a a Y o u M o r a T h a n W IN N -D IX IE �l? t DIXIE W IN N Im O ^UPERAAARKEK OPENING WEEK STORE HOURS ROBERT CRISS Winn-Dixie Store Opens Thursday At Deltona 9 a.m. - 9 p . m . y ^ % W raT nrl ’«Ko 7 — May 19, 1965 THRU SATURDAY lv ik i P lX l K Z B N /m 2*41 DILANY STRUT O R LA N D O , FLA. f< % V b b s e MLTDNA PLAZA SHOPPtNa CIHTUt K DKLTONA, FLORIDA = b; NATIONAL ■ A : . N IC O F O A L A N DO -V I - : . i , } NO PURCHASE REQUIRED TO R E G I S T E R A D U L T S O N LY PLEA SE NEW y iN N * > 1X 1E P IN C l ONE TO BE GIVEN AWAY AT EACH STORE « o c k t H ONLY '*u.„<w» a- .w jb « W - , 'V 'N » ro iA w ro w p ^ y BUY ■ •, ?.’ * : fev&j fSpSSSKf Winn-Dixie Store*, Ine., win open two new store. In the Jacksonville Division Thursday one In Deltona r ia te Shopping Center, Deltona, and the other new etore at JM i Delaney Street, Orlando. Recognising the needs of this fast growing area, Winn- Dixit hat erected these atorea de­ signed to provide the lest word In customer eonvenlcnce and comfort. Winn-Dixie customer! ran shop In the most modern convenient manner. They can breere down the alslea or ahop at their leisure. The new Winn-Dixie atorea h at thousanda of tempting menu Ideas right at the customers finger tips. Manager of the new Winn Dixie Supermarket In Daltona la Robert Criia and assistant manager will be John Lynch. Criia haa been with the food chain for 30 yeere, having started out a bag-boy, "right at the bottom" and coming up "through ( h e rank*." Lynch, who Uvea In Sanford, haa been aialatant m anager ol one of the Winn Dixie Storea In DeLand before being trans­ ferred to the new storo. Creation of • matching grant program to encourage the Increated financial support ol higher education by its em­ ployes was announced today by Winn-Dixie Storea. The company, with approxi­ mately ll,5oo full-time em­ ployes, la the largest retail company, and la predominantowned, In the South. It operates mors than 6Cq aupci> markets In this and nine other atatei. SPY HANGED DAMASCUS, Syria (U P IU Kllaho Cohen, 41, an allege* Israeli epy, wee hanged I* this city’s main square today on charges he committed e » plonage against Syria. BUT 1—41IT 1 FREE . . . TREADO QUARTS HOOD Pecan Piet Pine Cleaner . . . CHUN KING CHICKEN Chow Mein . . . . If! I * A I N T S l V TAT . . . Insect B o m b .............. Whip Topping . . M a c a r o n i.................. MORTON COCONUT ■MACK Custard Pie Corn C h i p s .............. HOWARD JOHNSON'S ANY LITTLE DEBBIE 12-PACK Chocolate Cake Cookies RICH'S SI-OX. LIQUID DETERGENT . .................. HALF GALLON BORDENS Hush Puppies Lemonade GOLD KINO BUY II Cite Quick CUBE BTEAKS-GET Onion Rings . Chopped Sirloin PAN-REDI BUT PalattU Fane. PIMENTO CHEE8E Breaded Oysters Get Another Salad OOWNYFLAKH BUT Ik. RHINELAND FRANKB—GET *-oi. . . ■ILTRR SPRINGS Eclairs Horseradish in .............. Tarnow Bologna RICK’S CHOCOLATH . . . H OT DOGS Pink A r r o w .............. GOLD KING Woffles LIMIT 1 WITH $10. ORDER OR MORE L RONCO ELBOW RICH'S DIXIE Coffee Rich MANY CANT I D i n n nnr IM U U M . . . • i * SAINT • S a S R iT "- . . MU M m oA U SB . . . . . . . m ix in im o i R E G IS T E R TO R FREE SILVER TEA SERVICE ,FREE, POX DELUX ■ SILVER SPRINGS Pizza Pies Seafood Sauce RUT ART RUSK IN ITEM—GET PRO. BUT pkg. VAN HOLTEN KRAUT-GET pkg. r " , x„ Ruskin Slaw P ic k le s ..................... DROP C LO T H . MORGEN DAYID KOSHER MORGEN DAVID ROSRER Knockwurst Midget Salami . RUT M t —GKT S-M. PHILADELPHIA S LR. BOX FRIED Cream Cheese Cod Fish Cakes •A . . . . v DIXIE DARLING DINNER . . . . . • . Rolls 12-CT. PKG. 209 W. FIRST ST. 322-3040 �4 Page 8 — May 19, 1965 Vfff VanTarif ftraM Miss Robson Feted At Bridal Tea Mias Jeanne Robson, whose, Floating hostesses were Mrs. i Mrs. Fred Williams, Miss Linwadding to Samuel 8 chwarts William E. Bristol, Mrs. Ruel da Robson and Miss Angela will be an event of May » , I Robison, Mrs. Lemar Beal, | was guest of honor at a tea Wednesday given by her aunt, Mra, J . N. Robson Jr., a t her borne in Mayfair. Greeting the guests at the door were Mra. Edward S. McCall Sr., Mrs. Clarence L. Powell and Mrs. Charles Meeks. In the receiving line with the honoree were her mother, Mrs. H arry Robson, and the hostess. Lovely corsages of pink and white shasta daisies were pre­ sented to Jeanne and her mother. Miss Robson also re­ ceived a gift of silver in her chosen pattern from tho hos­ tess. Jeanne wore a blue linen sheath with Insets of tiny pas­ tel handkerchiefs scattered over the dress; her mother wore an Imported blue lace bodice with blue silk aklrt and the hostess wore a white lace ahlft over green. A color scheme of white, green and pink was carried out In elaborate decorations throughout the lovely Robson borne. The tea table was over­ laid with an imported cutwork Irish linen cloth and held a beautiful arrangement featur­ ing a bridal bouquet in a can­ delabrum, consisting of all white stock, Queen Anne's lace, baby's breath and gar­ denias with white satin rib­ bon. This was made by Mrs. Ruel Robison. The coffee table was adorn­ ed with peach roses and baby's breath arranged In an antique Iron stove tourcen and the hall, Florida room and fireplace held arrangements of magnolia blossoms and leavea and In a nlcho In tho fireplace was a magnificent bride's candle, surrounded with greenery and lilies of the valley. Other artistic arrangementa of stock, whlto glads and greenery were placed at vantage points throughout tho party area. Lime sherbet punch, bilesite chicken tarts, petit fours In green with pink rose bud decorations, glaced nuts and butter mints were served. All table appointments were sil­ ver, Including serving trays and the punch bowl. Assisting with tho serving were aunts of the bride-elect, Miss Pearle Robson, Mrs. Herman L. Anderson, Mrs. Jack Robson, and a cousin, Mrs. Marlon L. Raborn J r. U D C Observes i Confederate Memorial Day Confederate Memorial Day services were conducted by members of the Norman de Vere Howard Chapter of the United Daughter! of the Con­ federacy at a recent meeting at the home of Mra. J . H. Truluck. President, Mra. W. B. Kirby, presided at the business session and Mrs. W. L. Mer­ ritt gave a short reading en­ titled, “The Confederate Soldler." A roll call of Sanford and Oviedo veterans was made by Mra. D. D. Caldwell. Judge R. W. War* gave a talk on the meaning to South­ erners of Confederate Memor­ ial Day. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Others present were Mmea. M. K. Strickland, R. F. Rob­ son, H. B. McCall, R. B. Mon­ roe, T. J . Taylor, A. B. Wal­ lace, R. R. Wright, 0 . K. Mc­ Call, F . E. Roumlllat, B. L. Perkins Sr., M. S. Wiggins, John E. Fox, W. A. Perry and W. R. Dyaon. A Good Book Makes A Perfect Gift For Your Graduate! Aad Make By Students A t About 125 guests were in between the ap- MISS JEANNE ROBSON, bridc-clect, center, with her mother, left, Mrs, Harry Hobson, and Mrs. J. N. Robson, an aunt who was hostess for an elaborate bridal tea in her honor. Southside A lovely luncheon was held recently In the Southside lunchroom honoring all sixth grade mothers. Tables were decorated with spring flowera and colorful place mats, made by the students, were used by their mothers. Following the luncheon an Interesting program was pre­ sented by Mrs. Winona Newman'a sixth grade class. Tak­ ing part on the program were Wally Young, Linda Sue Burns, Eileen Recker, Cathy Cbarbonneau, Patsy Perkins, Gerl Green, Vida Long, Mar­ ty Perkins, Ralph Norris, Steve Harriett, Elaine Owens, M i k e Galloway, Jo Ann Rouse, Dorothy Marlow, Doug Baggs, Johnny Darby, Lyn ette Marcel, Debaroh Westfall and Lora Lcggore. Mrs. Velma Mitchell sur­ prised the group when ahe presented Mrs. Newman and her three daughters, who are Southside students, as a living picture, then crowned Mrs. Newman "Mother of t h e Year.” A special guest of the day was Mrs. Melvin Miller, Mrs. Newman's mother. Miss Miller Marries D. E. Gorman Miss Barbara Jeanne Mil- The groom’s mother wore ■ Both wore white rose bud cor- reception waa held in 'he soc­ ial hall of the church. Assist­ lor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Powder blue two-piece check sages. Elbert H. Case, of Lake Mary, »u“ w,u> •~eseories. Following the ceremony a ing with tho serving and en­ tertaining were the Misses and Donald Edward Gorman, Sue Kokc, Grace Marie Stineson of Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. cipher, Margaret Taves, Gara Gorman, Lako Mary, were Smith, Lynn Smith, Elytc Gasiman and Paulette Gor­ married May 1 at 7:30 p.m. at man. tho First Baptist Church in For traveling Mrs. Gorman Sanford. choso an aqua silk suit dress Rev. Fred B. Chance with white accessories. The elated at tho doublo ring couple left for a two-week mony. Mrs. Marvin wedding trip to Cincinnati, ganist, presented ■ program Ohio, and will make their of wedding music and accom­ homo In Lako Mary. panied R. Willard soloist. Miss Peggy Miller served her sister as maid of Splash Party and Miss Marianno son was bridesmaid. Honors Danny Tillis was best man and groomsmen and ushers were David Scott, Bobby Seniors kins and Bruco Nelson. Miss Peggy Bower and Miss Given in tnurriugo by her Linda Webb were guests of stepfather, E. II. Case, tho honor at a graduation party at bride was radiant In a the La Siesta Motel in Winter gown of while silk Park. Hostesses were Mrs. feta and Venice lace. Tho Llpplncott and daughter, Mar­ ted bodico featured • lacecia. trlmmrd scoop neckline and The group enjoyed refresh­ long ta|>crcd sleeves. Tho A ments of cake, chips and dips lino skirt was styled with a and cold drinks and swim­ deep impressed front pleat ming In the pool. and accents of lace from tho MBS. DONALD EDWARD GORMAN The honorec's gifts from tho neckline to the hemline. (Gussnum Photo) hostesses were Informal! with The full detachable chapel their names printed on each length train was attached to a one. Dior how at tho waist. Her el­ Other guesta enjoying the bow length imported Illusion party were Elizabeth Evans, veil fell from a matching, pearl-encrusted pill box head­ By Mra. Clarence Snyder week stay following an injury. Patsy Foy, Karen Vickers, Becky Tanner, Claudia Bompiece and she carried a bou­ Mrs. P. T. Piety attended g a r d n e r , Bcttye Kcllett, quet of yellow tea roses. Mrs. LiUie Iioycr, Mrs. Cheryl Jones, Nell Richard, the Synodical Training School Tho maid of honor and of the Women of the Presby­ Mary Barnhart and Mr. and Uucky Smith, Charles Stein, bridesmaids woro Identical gowns of pale yellow pcau do terian Church U. S. She was Mra. Karl Rucschcr arc visit­ Klllot Toole, John Homer, sole, featuring scoop neck­ In charge of the First Aid ing in Columbus, Ohio, their Bill and Chall Crowell, Glen Ansley, Joel Fchd, Bob Jones, old homo. lines, elbow length sleeves room. Cindy, Robin and Marcia and bell shaped skirts. The Mr. and Mra. Michael Ahcn Llpplncott. Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Bennett waistlines were accented by large diagonal bows. They and children, Geraldine, Mary ol Yonkers, N. Y., recently woro matching accessories, Ann and Jimmy, of Dcl.and, spent the afternoon with Mra. A half lemon on a refriger­ short whlto gloves and carried recently visited her sister, I.aura Ball and Miss Alice ator shelf will help to absorb food odors. Dayton. bouquets of white carnations. Mra. V. P. Allman. The bride's mother wore a Fred Prevatt haa returned pale blue sheath with scallop­ ed Schiffly embroidered waist home from Seminole Memor­ a n d matching accessories. ial Hospital after a three- Osteen Personals Miss Wright Honored At Luncheon > Miss Danielle Wright w ait home of Mra. Eart Hlggto-|te»i waa Mra. Higginbotham'*, ered with a white Italian cutguest of honor at a recent botham at her home 2445 mother, Mrs. Bertie Roberti- wrork linen cloth end held sevgraduatkm luncheon at the Mellonvllle Avenue. Co-hos-l The luncheon table was cov- era! low arrangem ent! of ■white gladioli and baby whita mums. The center arrange­ ment was composed of whits •haste daisies with the cen­ ters sprayed blue carrying out the school colon and sprays of baby's breath giving it a lacy effect. From the center ot the arrangement two whits ta p e n burned, depicting the theme of eternal flame for health and happiness. The hostess gift to Miss Wright was a sheer pink and white lace baby doll pajam a set The colorful menu Included chicken curry in patty shells, congealed cranberry and Cal­ ifornia nut salad, asparagus tips with hollandalse sauce, potato chips and preserved kumquats. Hawaiian frappe with petit foura waa served for dessert. Enjoying the luncheon with Danielle were her mother, Mrs. J. D. Wright Jr., Marcia Coleman, Linda Rich, Janico Foy, Patricia Foy, Laura DANIELLE WRIGHT, was guest of honor nt a special gradua­ Faye Watson and Vicky Yetion luncheon given by Mrs. Earl Higginbotham, left. In the center is lineck. the honoree a mother, Mrs. J. D. Wright J r and the honoree. Danielle and her family ars {moving to Tallahassee im­ mediately after graduation Jaycee Wives Student Nurse where her father is serving in the governor's administration. Meet A t Receives Cap Miss Wright plans to continue her education at the Georgia Southern Junior College in White Home A t Ceremony Douglas, Ga., where she will The May meeting of the be joined by several other By Mra. Clarence Snyder Miss Karen Metzler, daugh­ Jaycee Wives Club was held members of the 1965 graduat­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward at the home of Mrs. Paulette ing class. Bennett and a student nurse White in the Plnccrest area. at Jackson Memorial Hospital Linda McKee presided at Guild Members In Miami, received her cap the business session during at the capping ceremony which tho group made final Monday evening, May 10. plans for the concession which Attend Meeting The ceremony at which 117 the club had charge of at the Seven members of the Wes­ girls received their caps took benefit for "Tho Littlo Bed leyan Service Guild of the place a t the Coral Gables Schoolhouse." First Methodist Church at­ Presbyterian Church In Coral Garnett White, ipeaker of tended the Leadership Train­ Gables. the evening, gave an Interest­ ing Day for the DeLand Dis­ Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. ing talk on "Parliam entary trict held at the Trinity Meth­ Francis Plapp attended the Procedure," a subject that no KAREN METZLER ceremony. odist Church In DeLand Sun­ one ever seems to know day, May 16. enough about no m atter how much knowledge has been ac­ PLASTIC FOR HOMES quired about it. NEW YORK (UP1) - More Hostess gift of the evening and more plastic is being used For every four babies born formed on married women. was won by Mary Jean Ber­ in new homes. in New York Clty'a municipal "The fact that most abor­ rien, treasurer of tha club. Plastic h is proved to have hospitals, one abortion la com­ tions are illegal adds an addi­ good impact strength and to pleted in thesa same institu­ tional trauma for the unfor­ be heat and weather resistant tions. making it a good candidate tunate woman who use* this for home aiding!, gutters and In 1904, according to Dr. method of controlling the &!iss Karen Metzler, daugh­ ralnspouts. Bay E. Trussed, the clty’e size of her family," says I)r. hospital commissioner, some Lewis K. YVolberg, Medical ter ot Mr. and 3trs. Edward Director and Dean of the Bennett and a student n u n c 9,70(1 abortions which were Headquarters For I’ost Graduate Center for at Jackion Memorial lloipltal begun elsewhere were com­ Mental Health. Your Graduate’s in Miami, has returned to pleted in city hospitals. And " It la tragic," Dr. Wolberg Miami after a two week va­ C o rsa g e s & Party almost half of them were adds, "that abortion is ever cation. Flowers dune in the two Institution* uaed as a means of limiting serving the poorest section of families, when the distribu­ Dr. William H. Runge la at­ the population. tion of fertility information tending the itate dental meet­ Women who simply could could make it unnecessary. ing in Hollywood thli week. not face having a child Jeod- The least expensive, most Sessloni continue through ardited their lives by going dangeroue abortion coata Wednesday. to quacks to have their un­ much more than several wanted pregnancies ended. years' supply ot birth control P er capita expenditures for SANFORD Or, driven by despair, these pilla. And tha psychological health Increased from $52.79 FLOWER SHOP women tried to abort them­ toll of abortion, not to men­ in 194$ to $126.93 In 1963, the selves. They ended up In the tion the physical perils, is in­ National Consumer Finance Cor. E. la t ft Sanford Ave. 322-1822 312-8452 municipal hospitals, often calculable." Asiociatlon reports. maimed physically and spirit­ ually—sometimes even dying. Abortion is a growing na­ tionwide health and social problem, with an eatimated 1,000,090 Illegal operations performed each year. And 8 out of 10 abortions are per- Medical News Personals Men you can look to for D E P E N D A B L E S E R V IC E is . iT H I P R E S C R IP T IO N n jJ 3 1 Maurice Bulled AOOURAOV PURITY • IMTRORITV w T Competent, dependable, proud of the quality products he sells. Maurice Bulled serves the homes of T. G. Lee Dairy's Sanford customers. •_ * WB INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STORE AND SEE OUR MODERN PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT (xj Check Us For These Services. 1. [x] Personalized Services. 2. [x] Charge Accounts. 3. 0 Bight Prices On All Mdse. i. 0 24 Hr. Prescription Service. 5. 0 Immediate Free Delivery. f lin ju M & J t LIGGETT - REXALL DRUG Gifts • Cards S10 K. First St. Mothers Honored PINECRBST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-91 SOUTH — SANFORD GORDON KELLETT PHONE 922-7911 :iL •S | H William Carte fje y J rd This Is the man who serves your stores, supermarkets, and restaurants in the Sanford area. William Carte is a man you can depend on for service. GET A 1 1 x 1 4 W ALL PORTRAIT TOO * And a trademark that means DEPENDABLE Q U A L IT Y ! 3 DAYS O N L Y ! M A Y 20-21-22 T H U R .-F R I.-S A T . HOURS: 10 A.M. . 1 P.M.: 2 P.M. . t P.M. Dally and 6 P.M. - 8 P.M. Friday Night. • NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED • SELECTION OP SEVERAL POSSE O PUU POES PORTRAIT O RABIES AND CHILDREN OP AU. AOES O PORTRAIT DELIVERED AT STORE A PEW DAYS AFTER TAKEN GO O DYEAR SERVICE STORE SANFORD, FLA. �S H S Students Dance At Gala M a y Day Ball !'Woman’s G u b Sponsors Breakfast The Social Department of the Sanford Woman's Club sponsored the annual May Breakfast l a s t Wednesday. Members and guests were served bacon, eggs, juice, hot biscuits and coffee at 9 a m., followed by card games until noon. Chairman of the breakfast was Mrs. Roy Tillis and in charge of the card games were Mrs. C. M. Flowers, chairman, and Mrs. Fred Harris. Others on the committee were Mrs. A1 F. Hunt, Mrs. Blanche Terllorst. Mrs. S. G. ATTENDING THE MAY DAY HALL. Saturday night nt the Civic Harriman and Mrs. N. V. Center were these handsome young men and beautifully frowned yottntr Farm er. ladies. Top left photo, Miss Kristie Schilke and her escort Konnie Hall: There were five tables of top right, Larry Sherwood and Miss Durham Hell, Miss Carol Torres bridge and one of eanasta. and Roth Vihlen Jr. Holtom photo, Steve Groover, escorting Miss Mrs. K. C. Harper and Mrs. Diane Powell. Harriman won high awards in bridge and Mrs. Hunt was high in eanasta. Screcno win­ ners were Miss Ellalcc Kirchhuff and Mrs. Stanley Pierce. The clubhouse was gaily Miss Cheric Pennington was and punrh were served t o ’ between the appointed hours decorated with arrangements of yellow day lilies and Baliguest of honor at an informal about 50 guests who called I of 4 to 6 p in. hints orchids. About IK) mem­ graduation tea given by Mrs. bers were present for the Hen Wade at her home on breakfast. Grove Manor Drive, Thurs­ day afternoon. Receiving the guests witti Miss Pennington were her mother, Mrs. O. E. Penning­ ton, and the hostess. Assisting Mrs. Wade dur­ Sharon Ball was guest of ing the party hours were Mrs. honor at a recent graduation J. G. David, Mrs. Tom Mcro Coke party given by Mrs. and Mrs. Jimmy Wade. Tho Marvin Dyal nt her home, 505 hostess presented the honorce, I Plumosa Drive. her mother and each of the I The refreshment table was j decorated with the class rol­ co-hostesses with a corsage. lers of blue and white. Mrs. The refreshment table was Dyal served the girls an ascovered with a white lace 'sortm ent of rhips amt dips, cloth over blue with silver and i nuts, rakes and cold drinks. crystal appointments. T h e She presented the honorec a beautiful center arrangement I gift of lingerie. was made of white star chrys­ Invited guests included the anthemums a n d greenery honorec, her mother and sta­ flanked by matching candle ter, Mrs. Burnell Ball and lamps with blue tapers. Thu Carol. Sylvia Williams, Sha­ clear crystal punch howl was ron Drum, Pat Markall, Pen­ banded with silver. ny Nichols, Cathy and Fran­ Carrying out the rlass col­ ces Cammark, I.aura Faye ors of blue and while, ar­ Watson, llettina Vale, Donna rangements of gladioli, gar­ Peters, M aurrrn Moughton, denias and jasmine were used Linda Jernlgan, Peggy Mil­ throughout the party area. ler, Cheryl Moose, Jo Ann A traveling alarm clock, a lliom as, Joyce Russell and gilt from the hostess, was giv­ Freddie lle rry h il!.' MISS CHE HIE PENNINGTON, left Mtindlnir, en to Miss Pennington who nml her mother, Mrs. l). E. Pennington, who will be entering Troy Slate wits honored at an informal grnduntion ten College in Alabama this Fall. nt the home of Mrs, Hen Wade. Seated left to Refreshments of tea sand­ right nre Mr*. Jimmie W’mle and the hostess. wiches, cookies, mints, nuts Graduate Honored At Tea Sharon Feted A t Graduation Patio Party FASH IO N ET T ES Boldly now In design: a proup of gold pins, each a de­ parture from the classic pin shapes such os flowers, cir­ cles and leaves. These finelyetched gold pins have swoopI ing lines in which space is as important in the design as the movement of the gold itself. Large enough to be an access­ ory that makes the whole costume, each pin has pearls In shapes that are chosen to '• emphasize the pin's moving lines. * * * A new all-cotton stretch • knit is practically shrinkproof, according to the manu­ facturer, Almanac Knitting Mills. In addition to being casy-care, the new knit has a silky look and feel which puts it in the class of fashion fab­ ric. • • • The Wool Bureau says gab­ ardine is a very loose term covering everything f r o m true gabs to tricotines, satin weave gabs, honeycomb weaves with smooth gab sur­ faces and coverts. • • • Patterns and designs in suitings and jackets for men must always be in scale with the anatomy, comments Hon Postal, director of the Nation­ al Council of Men's Fashions. They should be bold for tall or large men. but a large check or stripes on a small man gives the impression he's touting the third race at San­ ta Anita. Informal Party Honors Farewell-Welcome Home Luncheon Enjoyed By Maryann Miles Mrs, Nan Peterson had a “ Farewell and W e l c o m e Home" luncheon recently at her home in College Park. The guest going back to her summer home in Rlnghamton, N. Y., wsa 5Irs. Maude Crawford, who spends the winter D months with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Norris, of Sanlando Estates. Mrs. Crawford left May 10. Coming home alter a three months absence from their home in West Lake Brantley in Forest City was Mrs. Adcle ATTENDING THE FAREWELL nnd Welcome Smith and her sister, Miss Ida Home luncheon, in College Purk were from Joppert, The two visited Mr*. left, Mrs. Adele Smith, Miss Ida Joppert, Mrs. Smith's son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Smith and -llttls Scott Allen, then | proceeded to California to visit Mrs. Smith's daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ George E. Worth of Fuller­ John Claralk, of DeBary, bl* bert i Berkham, and young alcraji Sharon Lee and Robin ton, Calif., it the houseguest cousin; Sister Helen Bertrand, Jean. The Francia Smiths live of Air. and lira . Frank Sister Rita Gabriel, Sister in Stpyra, Del. Achille of Poinietta Drive. Joha Atarita and Sitter Paula, Other gueata present for the Mr. Worth Is a descendant of all from Rivera Beach. ^luncheon were M n. Nora Nor William Jenkins Worth, gen ria, -M rs. Berly Mostrom, rral in the Seminole Indian Air. and Atra. Stanley R ider Mr«,".Minna Crum, Mrs. Bar War. Fort Worth, Tex., was of Clara Vista have Air. Rab ars' Coisln and Mrs. Mary named after him, George der'a brother, William J. R a­ ann MUes. Worth, before retiring, was der, of Fort Lauderdale, vis­ executive secretary to Theo­ iting with them in DeBary dore Tiedmann of New York prior to leaving for Alaska Brumley Family City where he will visit with friends and relatives en route Hojds Reunion Air. and M n. C. 0 . Burr of home from Alaska to Florida. Dahlia Drive, DeBary, have Air. and Mrs. Chester Reartheir daughter, Atra. E. J . Dinner ick of Plumosa Road are the Aja. of Atountpclicr, Vt., and SMSG 7 R. B. Brumley. AF granddaughter, Terri, who proud grandparents of Terri Reserve, of March Air Force flew with her mother by jet Watkins of Orlando, who made first chair in the clar­ BaseJ- Calif., arrived at NAS to visit her grandparents. inet section of the Orlando enrouU to Homestead, Fla., and Ip cn t several hours with Chester Rearlck, president AM-City Band. A concert will fail parents, Air. and Airs. W. ot the DeBary Entertainment be held Thursday at the Or­ Association, reports the Na­ lando Auditorium. 8 . Brumley Sr. Tho-Brumleys bold a family tional Opera Company in ^ e u n g n dinner in fais honor. "Naughty M arietta" will be Altamonte Springs ■tending the dinner given during the fall seaaoa were Air, and Mrs. H. I-. at the DeBary Community Brumley, of Hastings; Airs. Center. Get your ticket early By Julia Bartos Jenna* Lehman, his maternal from La Hoy Hardware Store granfciothcr of Winter Park; or members ot the Associa­ Mr. and Alra. Roy Phillip* H n . - p . A. Brumley, paternal tion. and daughter, Georgcanne, recently returned from Al­ irandgiothr; Afr. and Airs. W. S. Brumley Jr. and daughter, Thomas Barry of Eldorado bertville, Ala., where her S> CaropAnn, and Air. and Mrs. Drive entertained the follow­ year old father, Houston Z. •Stanfty L. Brumley and three ing gueata a t a dinner at the Lim oni, is confined to the D e B a r y Bcstaurant; Mr*. bospiUi, »» # fa U ^ a . • Minim Crum, Mrs. Nan Peterson, Mrs. Herly Mostrom, Mrs. Maude Crawford, Mrs. Hiii bara Cossin and Mrs. Nora Norris, Miss Turner Miss Mary Jean Turner was honored at an informal Coke party. Wednesday at Hie home of Mrs. Curtis Hughes, 70S West Third Street. Co hostesses w i t h Mrs. Hughes were Mrs. Sara M. King and Mrs. L. K. Walker. The hostesses presented Mary Jean with n gilt of lingerie. The girls sat on pillows on the floor, chatted, enjoyed re­ freshments of dips, spreads with crackers, potato chips, cheese puffs, nnd randy and drank rold drinks through 18 inch straws. Guests enjoying the party with the honoree were Belly Turner, Linda Stapler, Suz­ anne Orsetio, Pat Clovis, Vic­ ki McArdlc, Lucy Willis and Nancy Rodgers. O T* W m Tn iB P ar* 9, —1Way 19, TVM V m ffl Couple W ed In Ceremony At Casselberry Church By Jane Caaaelberry chose for her golng-away out­ Out of town guests Included Audrey Joy Griffith, daugh­ fit a two-piece silk Jersey en­ Mrs. M a r t h a Schmucker, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard semble in navy blue and white grandmother of the bride; stripes. Mrs. .Mary Shaulli, aunt of Griffith, 106 Highland Drive, They will make their new the bride, and her daughter, Fern Park, became the bride home In Glasgow, Mont., Miss Tracey Jo Shaulli, and of Charles Bennett Ashbaugh, where the groom is stationed Mrs. Ruth Kiater, all of son of Mrs. Frances Ash- with the United States Air Somerset, Pa., and Mrs. J e t s Price of McKeesport, P a. tiaugh, of Gettysburg, Pa., Force. and the late Mr. Ashbaugh, Saturday, Msy IS, at 7 p.tn. at the Casselberry’ Commun­ ity Methodist Church. Rev. Delmas Copeland offi­ ciated at the double ring, can­ dlelight ceremony. The bride was given in m arriage by her father. The church was decorated with baskets of white chrys­ anthemums, gladioli and statico. Traditional wedding music was played by the organist, Mrs. Charles Pierce, and tho soloist, Mrs. L. L. Wcrlcy, sang “ O Promise Me," “ O Perfect Iswe," a n d The Lord's Prayer. The bride wore a full-length gown trimmed with hand-clip­ ped Chantilly lace. The bell skirl featured a detachable chapel train. Her veil of ailk illusion was attached to Chan­ tilly lace petals outlined with seed pearls and she wore * single strand pear! necklace. She carried a while Bible MR. AND MRS. CHARLES B. ASHBAUGH attached to a bridal bouquet ot a white orchid and carna­ tions. Mrs. Ronald Shannon, m at­ ron of honor, and Mlsa Carol Janie Cohen, daughter of Jacksonville visited her par­ lllghsmith and Mlaa Jack! Mr. and Airs. Leroy Cohen ents, Mr. and Ain. L. M. Miner, bridesmaids, w o r e Wright, Friday and Saturday. malehing floor length gowns celebrated her ninth birthday of light blue tissue taffeta Monday with a party at her topprd with Chantilly lace home. Guests invited to help OVER 35 YEARS shells. Short Illusion veils in this celebration were Ken­ At First A Palmetto were altnehcd lo their head­ neth Goodwin, Debbie, Tom­ (Almtgalda eld pool office) pieces and each carried a my and David Emanuel, Judy bouquet of blue and white and Richard Goodwin, Cindy and John Oglesby and Patri­ daisies. The flower girl, Fatly Jane cia, Roy and Jam es Cohen. Pyle, dressed in hluo silk or­ During tho afternoon games ganza, carried a basket of were played by the children and cake and punch aerved by daisies and rose petals. • Cnrpel* * Furniture John Kerrigan of Getty* Mra. Cohen. • Tile • Plano. burg, served as best man for • Rental Bed* Dr. and Mra. T. Z. Cason ot his cousin the groom. Ushers were Harry and Howard Grif­ fith, brothers of the bride. Tho bride's mother worf. a two-picro ensemble 'o r p in t Another embroidered silk organza with matching accessories. T h a mother of the groom wort a light blue textured afternoon dress with white accessories. Roth mothers wore corsages of pink throated orchldi. Following the ceremony a reception waa held In the church annex and (he bride's hook was kept by Mrs. Mar­ garet Gelil. Assisting with the for seeing a Frigidaire FROST* reception were MrJ. Mary PROOF Refrigerator-Freezer Pyle, Mrs. l'a t Highamilh, demonstration* TODAY! Mrs. Delores Adams, Mrs. Rollin Swofford and Airs. Lil­ lian llalmcr. The blue and white color scheme was carried out in the ----- YOUR FKIGIDAIHK DEALER -----daisies decorating the serving 1700 WEST FIRST (322-3HH1) SANFORD, FLA. table and the refreshments. A l o v e l y three-llered wedding cake was decorated with blue wedding hells and white roses and lopped with a miniature bride and groom. Rlue and For fraa color brochure and additional U»- ■ while mints, nuts, punch and formation, mail coupon today to: jjj, coffee also were served. nV MW ELLINOR VILLAG E Rate* After the reception the cou­ DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Dept 414 ple left for a wedding trip to Nam e Daytona Beach. Tha bride Enterprise Personals Sanford Furniture Co. b e st FRIGIMIRE QUICKUBE ICE TRAY G. H. HIGH APPLIANCES FLORIDA'S Best Vacation Buy! A ddress. DeBary Personals Personals Vacation on the WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS BEACH Large r U nits; A v a ila b le ^ 2619 So. 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In business, the g r o n p made plan* for a covered dish supper and Installation ser* vice to lie held .Tune 2t at the Community Building with Mrs. JoAnna DuBnl* as chair­ man and Mrs. Lenorn An­ drew* n* Installing officer. New officer* nro Mr*. Illi­ nois, president; Mis. If. I<. Johnson, first vice president; Mr*. Marlon I.ee, second vlro president; Mr*. Betty Mann, secretary; Mr*. Alice Carroll, treasurer; Mr*. Naomi Sapp, delegate, and Mr*. Audrey Ilobcrts, alternate delegate. Reports were heard during the business session conduct­ ed by Mr*. C. K. Hunter from Mr*. Kathryn Mnlloy, cloth­ ing ebairmnn, anil Mrs. John­ son, 4-H lender. Mr*. IluBoi* and Mr*. Johnson reported on the recent meeting of tho County Council of Kxtcnslon Homemaker* C l u b * . Mrs. Hunter told of attending the IJSO Appreciation Dinner, Announcement was mndo that the club will have n cientire arts elns* on May 27 nt Mr*. Mann’s home. Mr*. Andrew* and Mr*. Rolierts, hostesses, served re­ freshments at rlosn of the meeting. Attending, o t h e r than those named, were Mr*. Ruby Sjoldom, Mrs. Thelma Kmerson, Mrs. I.. C. Tillis, Mr*. Mnlde Carroll, Mr*. I^mise Itushlow and Mr*. Owen Muse. ^ Eh PLANNING covered dish supper and 'installation for I-ake Monroe Ex­ tension Homemakers Club are new officers (seated, from left) Mrs. Alice Carroll, treasurer; Mrs. .loAnnn DuRols, president; Mrs. Hetty Mann, secrctnry; (standing) Mrs. Audrey Huberts, alternate delegate, and Mrs. Marion lice, second vice president. (Herald Photo) HEAR LAKE GARDEN CIUCLE installed officers at a luncheon meet­ ing with the outgoing president, Mrs. I,. Drunk, its installing official. Shown are (seated, from left) Mrs. Diehard Ostrander, chairman; Mrs. Drunk and Mrs. Vernon Herrington, co-chairman; (back) Mrs. Vernon Cleaves, first vice president; Mrs. C. C. Jones, second vice president; Mrs. Albert Jacobs treasurer, and Mrs. Dicburd Scott, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Ernestine Forward is recording secretary. DlltKGTOHS of the (’)iiiluota Community Club shown at a recent busi­ ness and planning session aro (from left) Mrs. lone Ivu, Mrs. Clara Leo Lyon, Ludomil Morski, Thurman Coberly, Malcolm McCullough, Carl An­ derson, president; George fluuldcn, treasurer, and Mrs. Grace Fox, sec­ retary. (Herald Photo) 0 •j 4 4 I 4 ta k e Superior Is largest of the Great Lakes, followed la size by Huron, Michigan, Erie and Ontario in that order. FCKERD ^D ru q Sto re s SANFORDPLAZA Onnra ltd., E, 17-tV • Schick • • STUDENT ASSOCIATION CLIJII at Forest Lake Academy has elected officers for the coming year. Serving will lie (left to right) Harry Seals, president; Jim Pleasants, vice president; Teresa Trimble, secretary; Handy Frey, treasurer; Donnie Drown, recreation committee chairman, and Jim Tinier, intramural sports chairman. (Herald Photo) By Jane Casselberry 'Hie Ft. (iatlin Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution installed officer* for Iho coming year at a swim­ ming party and barbecue held Sunday at the home of Carl F. Schuncmann, 2111 <Jeronimo Trail, English Estates. They arc Lnnl Zclgler, pres­ ident; Betty Lou Rogers, vice president; Ruth Costello, chap, lain; Sally Schuncmann, secre­ tary; Candy Taylor, treasur­ er; Chartea llowlett, registrar, and Veronica Howlett, histor­ ian. A apecial guest was Harold Marten, exchange student from Norway, who will return home in alx weeks. The group will adjourn for the summer months and the next meeting will be held In September. Practice of carving figurehrads for ahips grew out of the ancient practice of dec­ orating bow* to a ttra c t be­ nevolent iipbita. By Robert B. Thomas Jr. 322-57K Alien Chapel AME Church will have its corner-stone lay­ ing ceremony Sunday. The itone is from the original church built in 1894 and de­ stroyed by fire in 1927. By Jane Casselberry The Crooms High School Cadette Girl Scout Troop band will begin the festivities 338 of Casselberry attended at at 2:30 p. m. as Masons march Cadette Rendezvous at Camp from (he lodge hall on 13th Lanoche near raislcy where Street and Mangoustine to tho 425 girls participated in pion­ Church. Rev. T. R. Griffin, 35 degree eer camping. Mason and member of the The girls Isshed their own MBA Board wilt deliver the furniture from bamlmo for the' sermon. THEY HLEND Til Kilt voices in song: Members of the Sixth Grade En­ campsite. They demonstrated; Grand Master David D ! semble at Hopper Elementary are seen singing with delight. Indian tap sticks and "lem- Jackson, 35 dcgrce Mason, will mie" sticks, and conducted a be Introduced by W. C. Jen­ I Dr. Matthlcs Evans, of East special flag ceremony for kins. Leviticus Pierce, grand Lansing, Mich., is visiting in .Seminole County troops. arrhitect, will lay the stone. our city with his mother, Mrs. Each unit had their own The church’s choir will give a Elizabeth Evans. I special ••swaps” to trade with musical selection. • • • the girl* they met at camp and W. L. Hamilton will be the Troop 338 made miniature presiding officer. One thing that l have always blue Jeans for theirs. • • • wondered, and that is thus: The girls were commended Hopper Elementary School's Why do persons envy others? for their scouting skills and PTA held it* last meeting of There Is a saying that "Tho singing ability. the 1964-65 school year. After envious person grows lean at Those attending from Troop the regular meeting, the group the success of his nclghtwr." 338 were Karen Donaldson, was feted with a program. It | This, 1 believe, Is very true. In Karen Cass, Debbie Webber, was a most impressive pro­ these crucial times, such |>crSusie Webber, Barbara An­ gram as the students demon­ ' sons will inevitably suffer even drews, Joan Higgins, Esta strated their talents in sing­ more. The way to combat such Leonard, and Mclcnda Cassel­ ing, creative dancing, and in­ an attitude Is to begin doing berry. I something constructive. strumental music. They were accompanied by Hopper's chorus and Sixth There is no lime for one to their leaders, Mr*. Nance Rua- Grade Ensemble were excep­ sit around and engage in face­ sell and Miss Pam Cannon. tional as the students blended tious thoughts— because the challenge of change Is too their voices In song. MAKING PLANS for cornerstone laying cere, Midway Elementary’s in great. Now is the time for us mony Sunday nt Allen Chnpol AME Church nro strumental group was special to become cognizant of this (top) E. L. Dlnckshenre, Austin Tunsil, Dr. J. C. guest. Carol Stapler presided period of transition and make the adjustment with an Intelli­ over the activities. Hingling nnd (bottom) \V. L. Hamilton, Rev. E. • • • gent and open mind. Such C. Ross nnd Rev. A. W. Dingle. (Herald Photos) Pvt. Henry Smith Is home most certainly will do moro on a 10 day furlough after rum good than harm. Many of us, who arc In posl pleting training for the Medi cal Corps at Fort Hood,, Tex lions where we help mold nnd A graduate of Crooms High guide the lives of our future By Jane Casselberry Mayor Owen Anstey of Cas School, hi* mother, Mrs. Ben­ leaders, are going to have to sclberry has officially pro­ nie Collins, resides at 18tt revamp and rc-dcdiealc ourtasks. claimed Friday and Saturday, Cnlliilgc Avenue. He is a mem­ ; selves to our • • • ber of New Salem Primitive Mny 21 and 22, as Poppy Days Baptist Church. Smith is leav­ Mrs. Lorraine L. Graham, in the community. ing Wednesday for Korea program administrator, Semi­ Poppy days will be sponsor­ where he will spend 13 months. nole County unit, Central Flor­ ed In Casselberry by American • * • ida Tuberculosis and Respira­ Legion Auxiliary Memorial tory Disease Association, pre­ Remember Hildrad Green? l.’nit 2.18, with Mrs. Kenneth He is the blasting fullback who sented a program on ‘‘The Ef­ Green as Poppy Chairman. In his proclamation Anstey did such a tremendous job for fects of Smoking on Health" to said that “ this observance the Panther*, lie played his approximately 305 students of give* the citizen* of Casselber­ last year at L'nion Academy of the fifth and sixth grades at ry an opportunity to salute Bartow. This writer talked Goldsboro Elementary School. those brave defenders of our with Green Sunday. He has a A similar program was pre­ way of life who gave their four-year scholarship at Flor­ sented at Bookcrtown Elemen­ tary School. health and strength in their ida A and M University. country's defense. •'Whereas, each of us owes an individual debt to thosa brave and rourageou* men and women whose saeriflce made the continuation of our liberty possible, I urge all citizens to participate in the tribute by wearing a memorial poppy," he concluded. Donaton* will finance the Auxiliary’* veteran rehabilita­ tion work and child welfare project*. Don’t grown-ups know ? Club President CAR Installs Hew Officers Allen AME Church Rites Sunday Ansley Issues Proclamation On Poppy Days ■■■ ■ ■ Bellnry Vishing Club In* Mailed Theodore Leigh n* president for tbs mining year a t the Mny inerting of lbs group held In tbs Firemen’* Her rent ion Hull. Ollier officer* Installed tire Anlbnny MrNnlrn, vim pre­ sident; Mrs. John T. Sharkey, sserelnry, nnd Arcblo Long, trensursr. Tlie group voted to set •side 45 pound* of fish from lbs recent deep sen fishing trip to 1»s used for n plenle scheduled *t Ulus Springs Park July II. Appointed to )m in elmrge of planning the •vent were Jim Greenlee, Norvin Roach and Clyde Wright. Further plans will be made at the June meeting. Program for the evening featured the rnlor film, •■Tampa Tnrpon T o u r u n • menl," which was shown by Howard Middleton. One new member, Mr*. Klls W. P rttrrion, was welcomed. W «H Cadette Scout Rendezvous Held Af Lanoche Theodore Leigh ^ •a n frtr* Pnge 10 — Mny 19. 1965 N oretco • Remington ELECTRIC SHAVER C L IN IC 4 Thurs. thru Sun. May 20 thru 23 • CLEAN • ADJUST • LUI1RICATE Motor & Head All For Only WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OK FACTORY PARTS FOR ALL TYPES OF MAPJOR REPAIRS ECKERD DOUG FOLEY haa been elected new president of the Missionary Volun­ teers nt Forest Lnko Academy with Jcnn Meister to serve as secretarytrcanurcr. Phillip Whiddon (right) is new president of the school’s American Temperance Society. (llerald Photo). I Sunbeam DRUG STORE SANFORD PLASA Onora R4. E. lT.lt Every litter bit hurts Grown-ups know. But they forget. And the careless habit of littering on land or water, is unhealthy and unattrac­ tive. Floating litter is a safety hazard. Litter causes pollution of waterways... spoils good fishing spots and the natu- « ' U u » I H H I t l •*r t . K W .. AMERICA ral beauty of America's lakes, streams and rivers. Make it a rule to carry a lit* terbag in your boat and use it. If we grown-ups remember, our kids won'^ forget to Keep America Beautifull 4 'BtWllflik mm u Publish*d as a public service In cooperation with Tha Advertising Council. i �n r LEAN WESTERN FRESH PORK FLORIDA GRADE “A” D & D STEWING THRIFTY SLICED FRESH 100% PURE GROUND ROAST HENS BACON BEEF! 27 LB. L E A N rO RK FAMILY PACK STEWING FAMILY PACK CUTLETS m 1.39 S LB. AVG. 4 9 ' FRYERS5- 1.79 HENS lb. 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CAN 'N Moose Chapter Names Workers Of The Year Sanford Chapter 1404, Wo­ men of the Mooae, named Mrs. Betty Hoogerwerf as Co-work­ e r of the Year In ceremonies conducted Sunday* afternoon during a special Chapter Meeting open to friends and families of the Moose. First and second runners up fat the selection were Mrs. Charlotte Carlson and Mrs. Doris Dandy, respectively. Presentation of certificates was made by Mrs. Eleanor Potent who waa In charge of the membership program. New Horiton certificates were presented by Senior Re­ gent Elolse Small to Mrs. Kathleen Faughnan, M r a. Joyce Whitten, Mrs. Marlon 8 chwelckert, Mrs. Eva Moore, Mrs. Shirley Washburn, Mrs. Lillie Spain and Mrs. Carlson. Enrollment ritual was con­ ducted for two new members into the Chapter, Mrs. Betty Starrett and Mrs. Margaret Williams. Doorprlies were won by Mrs. Lara Harris and Mrs. Emma Willis. A refreshment buffet was served following the meeting. Chapter officers will be elected at the monthly Chap­ ter Night Business Meeting to be held at I p. m., May 24, at the Moose Home, 2fM S. Pal­ metto Avenue, Sanford. Lifesaving Course Offered In DeBary By Mrs. John loeae A senior lifesaving course will be held June 14-20 In De­ Bary under auspices of the Orange City Chapter, Ameri can Red Cross. Classes will be taught hy Mrs. Darwin Bruce, ARC wa ter safety Instructor, and will be given at her home, 33 Mon roe Avenue, DeBary. Time required for the course la 17 hours with sessions to be ronJuctcd from 8 until 0:30 a. m. each weekday and on Saturday from 1:30 until 3:30 p. m. Enrollment for the course will be limited and advance registration Is urged by calling the DeBary Laundromat or Mas. Bruce's home. »r' ' - * fW \H 0 H ll K w ,/' THE MODERN DETERGENT PICNICS 41 OZ. CANS "PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT* . 4/51.00 FRUIT DRIN K. S’O. 303 CANS "FRUIT* COCKTAIL 4/J1.00 "CREAM" OR "WHOLE KERNEL" NO. 303 CAN CORN . . 6/51.00 "PEAS" OR NO. 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AT 25th STREET �Dr. Crone's Redwoods Must Be Saved At least three major plans have been proposed in recent months for savinsr the best remaining virgin stands of California’s great redwood trees for the recreational enjoyment and spiritual ennoblement of present and future generations. One by the National Park Serv­ ice would establish a National Red­ woods Park. California, under Gov. Edmund Brown, is working on its •own plan. The American Forestry Association, the oldest conservation organization in the United States, has advanced another. Now a group called the Redwood Park and Recreation Committee, composed of representatives of lum­ ber companies and leaders of com­ munities in the redwood region dependent upon the industry, has pre­ sented a fourth plan. Under this program, some 8,000 acres of the most handsome red­ woods, which for years have volun­ tarily been withheld from logging by their private owners, would be turned over to the appropriate gov­ ernment agencies by equitable sale or exchange. These areas Include the world’s tallest trees, discovered only last year, as well ns superlative parklike groves near the famed Avenue of the Giants and 20 existing state parks. In addition, the redwood indus­ try would open more than 230,000 acres of tax-paying timberland to the public under the multiple-use concept of conservation, recreation and mnnaged harvesting. The committee believes that these lands, combined with those already under state and federal ownership, would be entirely adequate for the needs of the public for generations to come. Some defenders of the redwood will undoubtedly disagree. But the important thing is that the need to preserve certain irreplacable, orig­ inal stands of the inspiring redwood is recognized by both public and pri­ vate interests. The will is there. A final plan that strikes a just balance between the rights of the people and the economic health of the redwood region should not be impossible, or even very difficult, to achieve. _ H A R M O N Y BOYS r.sCv,.i; .M; v . . ..... Thought For Today What do you mean by crushing my people, by grinding the fnce of the poor? Says the Lord God of hosts.—Isaiah 3:15. • • • You can’t help the poor by at­ tempting to destroy the rich. You can't raise up the wage earner by pulling down the wage payer.— Abraham Lincoln. Bruce Biossot— Ray Cromley Political Notebook Dick West's a public a d iim i system on a balcony and shouted for help from demonstrators assembl­ ed outside. United Tress International In the context of the ch­ WASHINGTON (UP1) — itting situation, with police It appears that recently 1 busy hauling off arrested did un injustice to I.t. Gen. persons, “help” could only Ilruce K. Holloway of the have been meant some form Air Force, for which 1 now of physical resistance to the apologise. police. Officer* were pre­ When the general appeared vented bodily from cutting before the House Foreign Af­ off the dangeroui exhorata- fairs Committee, 1 reported tions to the crowd. that he identified himself on­ Oblivious to their own ly as “Deputy USCINCEAFsafety, demonstrators resist­ SA." Which he did. But to give him full credit, ed police who removed them from a crowded balcony in I should have listed his title danger of collapse. Only with as “ Deputy CINCSTIUKK great difficulty were officer* USC1NCMKAKSA." able to take to a hospital an Holloway, 1 have since outsido demonstrator w h o learnrd, wears two hata. Un­ suffered an epileptic seisure. der his USC1NCMEAFSA From the moment the i r hat, he is Deputy United Commander-In-Chief rest* began, demonstrator!— States including lender Mario Savio of the Middle East, Africa — spread wild, Irresponsible South of the Sahara, and rumors of "police brutality.” South Asia. Typical wns the charge that Under his CINCSTR1KE "the cops are clubbing girls hat, he is Deputy Commandin there.” er-ln-Chlcf of the Strike A Berkeley city council­ Command. man, Joseph Bort, later an 1 am delighted to set the Altamonte Springe Enterprise ■erted that two months after record straight and also to Mrs. Julia Barton Mrs. Rltrkle Harris the revolt no significant report that the Deputy CIN838-1311 888-3834 charge of abuse had been fil CSTIUKE - USCINCMKAFBear Lake-Forrst City cd with any any law enforce SA makes his headquarters Mrs. Maryann Miles ment agency. The Berkeley at MatDill Air Force Base, Lake Mery 838-3878 police chief, A. H. Fording, which is somewhere in Flo­ Mrs. Frances W<ester 333-8318 Casselberry underscored this. Check* of rida. Mrs. Jane Casselberry hospitals and of the jail phy Florida, the last time 1 Labe Monroe 838-3048 Mrs. H. L. Jobi alclan turned up no cases of checked, wee somewhere west 333-4733 brutal treatment. of the Sahara. So, as you ran Chutuota As a m atter of feet, the see, it’s a small world after Los gw oa4 Mrs. Joan Magia Mrs. Donas Eetaa removal of the demonstra­ all. 383-3743 833-3317 tors was a carefully re­ The hats, however, are DeBsry North Orlaado hearsed, immensely detailed rather far flung. Mrs. John Leone Mrs. M argaret Cosby operation aimed a t forestall­ And now, while 1 have you 868-4883 323-8783 ing just such charges. on the line, permit me to Deltona Os tees According to a lengthy in­ clear up another m atter on Mrs. Mildred Hsaey Mrs. Clarence Snyder quiry by Charles Moore of which 1 apparently filed en 888-8831 322-4341 the International Association incomplete report. Geneva Ovleda of Chiefs of Police, the Berk­ A few month* back, we had Mr*. Evelyn Luady Mrs. JoAnn Hays eley police—alerted by prev­ in Washington a conference 383-3188 348-4873 ious disturbances on the on executive tensions. It dealt c i m p u s—trained arrest with the stresses and strains squads in simulated sit-in that impose themselves on situations. Offlrera "arrest­ persons who reach the deci­ ed” and removed each other, sion-making level. so they could learn how It In covering th at event, I felt to lie handled when they got ths impression that be­ 'age 1A Sanford, Florida Wednesday, May 19,1965 went limp or struggled in the ing handed the key to the grip of officer* who dragged executive washroom automati­ WSL18M A. (•IKLUnr, MUiroM AND n s L h H K S or carried them off. They cally opens the door to hy­ r e s u l t tol.TOI.IAR. ttreaJeoea - (icaeral ■ •**■*. practiced removing men from pertensions. KOMKRT ALEXANDER rAUt. BROOKSMIHB corner* end narrow hallways, It turns out, however, that Associate editor Advertising Dlreoter and devised techniques for I may have pounced upon the rBKD VAN PKLT BOV OBCBN unlocking arms. Mooeglns editor wrong conclusion. DOMIk HIIXI AMS Advertlslag Bo sag or When the removal took According to a recent study Societr editor JANIB IBOCBAKKB piece, all conversations be­ by the Mitchum Co., lest then D o m e Ail AUN BiMlaoss I t m g w tween arrested persons and 13 per rent of * group of City editor r a t o W Bixa a i d * w Mf.ee arresting officers were tape- several thousand top execu­ BeshsaloAl lagtOosetr editor recorded, and the subjects tive* were found to be tense BILX VINCENT were photographed a t the because of their jobs. a u t r rbotogrophor point of arrest and often The Mitchum Co., by the Published dally exoept Seturdey, suedey eaS CbrUlmaa; pub­ while being dragged or car­ way, is an underarm deordorlished Saturday proceeding Christines. ried outside. Identity was es­ ant manufacturer. It under­ SUBSCRIPTION BATBS tablished and rechecked. took the survey “to ascertain Meat# Delivery 81a week Thus was executed perhaps tha major emotional factors SBBINOLB COURT* Bp B a il A U OTBBB BA Ik the largest mete arrest in causing perspiration." history. A later report will II.SS t Tver • 1141 I ts a r I t s Week I am not certain how ita I N • BaaU s look into the truly passive researchers went about gath­ a-ra a months 1 IS I Monies s ee t Besiks part of the revolt. ering such information. Pre­ x.ee i Meet* te e l Menu V. a Psstsl HeguUUsa* provide U st all aiAll seSscrlpUsas bt pate la advaase- The Lighter Side Herald Area Correspondents O f!}? fy ra to Tbs Moral* la a ■•other at u s Causa Preaa whies la sa­ il Usd aaslustvsty te the as* far rspahUsallea *t all tks ietel asws prlstsd la Ula asw uspsr. Batersd a* ssssad slaaa ■ attar t«t*»*r St, 1818 at the Post Cities f t Bastard, risrlds. under the Asl et CeagTtee W March a n it. Ms part e t e a r ■atsriai. asws «r envertistaa, *r this editi.u s t Tk* Boa lord Herald mar bs rsprsdassd I t o ar meaner with eut written permiaeiua et the publisher *4 The MeraiX. Bay Individual er firm reapoaelble ter eeek rewrsesctlsa wUI he considered as Istrlaeisg on Toe Marais's copyright sod will he k*14 liable ter aeeeegee under tee uw . Cxumtoj - cz/V[onUUfit .Line. vQfooosce m o ■ *# * n » * i a vo se t &ialt sumably, they gnve the exe­ cutives a sweat test of some sort. Anyway, they found that perspiration induced by ten­ sion or anxiety differs from that resulting from physicul exertion. “Perspiration from hent or exercise rarely causes hii odor problem," they report­ ed. So now I hnve n good ex­ cuse for not keeping physi­ cally fit. Exercise makes me nervous. Phil Newsom Soys Party To Conflict the West European Allies has By K. C. Thaler LONDON tUPI) - Critics joined the chorus of Wilson's of Prime Minister Harold Wil­ rritirs but for different rea­ son's Viet Nam policy contend sons and considerations. While basically in agree­ that Britain is prevented from playing her traditional role of ment with United States Viet conciliator by identifying her­ Nain policy and tactics, they self loo closely with the Unit- argue Britain mold do a bet­ rtl States in the Southeast ter Job if she were less firm­ Asia conflict. ly committed. These "independents" recall These critics in Britain and among the European Allies that Britain was able to play claim that Britain might be tho role of conciliator and able to push more vigorously pave the way to the 1931 Ge­ and convincingly for a nego­ neva Indochina peace settle­ tiated settlement if she were ment by staying more or less less firmly aligned w i t h clear of Washington. Britain's recent appeal to America on Viet Nam policy members of tho Geneva con­ and strategy. The uncompromising sup­ ference to cooperate with her port the Labor government in Viet Nam |>carc soundings has given to American Viet h is had little concrete reNam policy is said to have made Britain virtually a par­ ty to the conflict not only In the view of the Communists but also in that of some of Social cllmlier* seem to the unaligned nations in the thing the rungs of the ladder world. gold and brass. This criticism Is distinct ure made of • • • from the complaint about the Folks who live In ivory British government's South­ east Asia policy, raised by towers get a fine view of left wingers In the Labor nothing in particular. • • • party. Thera are 40,000 known These Laborites oppose Wil­ son's all-out support of United rpecies of flit*. Mom expect* States Viet Nam strategy be­ to *ee them all before Dad cause they disagree basically gets those window screens up. * • • with the American position. The James Bond books Wilson has shown no inten­ tion of yielding to this pres­ were a spoof on spy stories. sure. He maintains that his Now we’re flooded with government considers t h e spoofs on James Bond. Is United States to be in the nothing spoof proof? • • • right and the Communists in Experts say half the popul­ the wrong in the current con­ ation will be under 25 years flict. Lately a body of independ­ old in another 10 years. How ent responsible opinion in this come, when e v e r y b o d y ' s country and among some of growing older? Barbs N O T IC E TO PROPERTY OW NERS The 1964 Real Entale Tax I.lut or the City of Sanford. Florida, la pouted on the bulletin hoard at the front door of the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, and on the bulletin (ward at the front door of the Seminole County Court Houae, Sanford, Florida, and will remain ao pouted for a period of four comtecutlve week*. All real estate upon which the 1964 taxea have not been paid and afainat which certificate ha* not already been laaued to the City of Sanford, will be aold at Public Auction on the 27th day of May, IMS, commencing at 10:00 o'clock A. M. at the front door of the City Hall la the City of Saaford, Florida. it u m n u * •A N fljl 480...FLORIDA . . H .L .W h e lc h c l City Clerk — Tax Collector sponsc to date. Bed China and Communist North Viet Nam have told London that by backing the Americana Britain has vir­ tually forfeited the right to act as co-chairman of the Ge­ neva conference. Britain was co-chairman with Russia of the 1954 conference. The influential Times of London has suggested that "well disposed anglophlles" in Hie U. S. administration feel Britain'* Interests are not best aerved by the Labor govemmrnt'a constant sup­ port of American Southeast Asia policy. The argument sccmi to be, the Timei said, that construc­ tive criticism is necessary "if tho alliance is to survive the present introspection in Wash­ ington and the cold dislike of the United States in Paris." Bible times. (See I Samuel, Chapter 1, and also Genesis, Chapter 30). Women, a* well as men. are especially vulnerable in their sex ego. Thus, when a wife has no children, she grows restless, fenrful and subconsciously in a “testing" mood. Repeatedly I have warned you readers that woman are relatively frigid creatures, ns measured against the male standard. But they are very sensitive to any affront to their sex ego, for woman’s chief sex organ is her brain! That's one of the basic sex differences. Take a wife who is sterile and then let her confront her 30th birthday, and you often have the "makings" for trou­ ble. For young women, even who aren't sterile, often pan­ ic at the idea they will lie 30 years old on their next birth­ day. For they falsely imagine the No. 30 will put them “on the shelf." Remember, It isn't sexual escapades that women crave biu (he mere thrill of being Letters TS» H rralS i t d r o M n let* ter* frum Its reader* na *«*• lie affair*. T he w r i t e r m a r u*. a -tea name p m r l d r d the fe l­ l e r «i« ■ r a rr l e * th* writer** t r u e a a m e c ad addreaa. t.e tI r r a nl (ew er t h a n 3-VI wnrda will he a l i e n n r r l r r e n r e . I.ellern nildrraard tn n l h r r * nr# n tr e * ln h le priMlded t h r r da n«l d e l l In perannaHlIea. I 'n r l r r la nut p a b lla h rd hr Th* Herald. Editor Herald, Thn Sulli* HarrUon Chap­ ter, Daughter* of tho Revo­ lution, would like to thank you for bringing their atten­ tion to the request to remove the patriotic marker. The ladies appreciate your inter­ est. sought after! When I cheeked Lorn* more fully, 1 found no or­ ganic evidence to indicate th a couldn't become pregnant. So I gave her and her hus­ band a typical premarital or pre-Cana Conference type of interview, showing them ell the modern medical facta about pregnancy. And I explained to Lome, ns well a* to her husband, how she was resorting to drunken affairs to flatter her wounded female vanity. Then I gave them th* book­ let offered below and told them to try the simple home methods for increasing tha likelhood of pregnancy. Within two months, Lorn* became pregnant, thus ban­ ishing the major fear that hud guided her into drunken sexual episodes. Kowr she and her husband have a baby boy. Lorna find* that there It no longer any special dread in that No. 30. So send for the booklet, "Fact* About Pregnancy and Foster Children," enclosing b long stamped, return envel­ ope, plus 20 cent*. And adopt children if you ure organically sterile. (Always writ* to Dr. Crane In rare of thla news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addrrsied envel­ ope and 20 cent* to cover typing and printing eoata when you send for one of hi* booklet*.) Dr. H. J. Caron Announces Th* Opening o r Hi* Offices For The PRACTICE OF OITOMETRY Including Contact L*n**e AT iHt ST. & PARK AVE. Tel. 323-1530 Just tell us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for homo improvements, car repairs, for all your se a ­ sonal expenses. Phono for prompt, courteous service. C.rt Ym R.c.if* 888888 Furthermore, the rebellion was a good deal less than to­ tally “passive.” Demonstrators assaulted and injured four policemen— one badly enough to send him to the hospital for five days. They broke school windows. They barricaded a main en­ trance at Sprout. At all times during the 12hour removal of 773 arrest­ ed demonstrators from the four-floor building, 200 of­ ficers were needed to keep an outside lane clear of ha­ rassing, obstructing demon­ strators. Twice, police squads with­ drew from trouble areas, when to have remained would almost certainly have led to full riot. A faculty member who tried to help police re­ move the entrance harrier was threatened with bodily harm. During the long removal process, demonstrators on the second floor of Sprout set up Loms's ease Is ample proof of the tremendous ed­ ucational value of the mod­ ern newspaper. For when reader* obtain the proper insight into their domestic trouble*, they c*R often remrdy the problems and thus avoid divorce, delin­ quency, Illicit affair* and even school dropouts. So send for the booklet below. CASE V-493: Lorn* S., is now 33 years old and a changed woman. "Dr. Crane," her husband began, '* 1 can hardly believe the wonderful improvement In Lorn*. "She no longer cares for liquor, though you didn’t give her any medicine to make her nauseated by ita taste. “So please tell other readers how we prevented what seem­ ed to he a wrecked marri­ age." Every day this column offers 60,000,000 Americans a frank “newspaper clinic." Not all of you 60,000,000 find that every ense fit* your own problem hut before the week it over, you generally find several that apply to your family and friends or coworkers. So he grateful that modern journnlism hits taken the lead in this preventing delin­ quency, divorce, immorality and even school dropouts. For the nrtvs|>apcr is the most influential educational agency in America, barring none! I.ornn'a case is a typical bit of proof. She was a scared wife with an inferiority complex based on tier lack of children. Sterile woman often become neurotic, us wus true of linnnah as well as Rachel in assess: WASHINGTON (NEA) — Probably few uprising* In U.S. history have won more undeserved support than the now celebrated rebellion of last December on the Uni­ versity of California's Berk­ eley campus. Since this 27-hour revolt is being widely taken as a reference point by many who seek to understand today’s college youth, some aspects of the event merit considered review. The general Impression Is that, in protest against school edicts limiting campus free speech, 1,300 studenta staged a passive sit-in the univers­ ity's Sprout Hall until they were rudely ousted by hordes of police on orders from Gov. Edmund G. (P at) Brown. Free speech was not a t is­ sue. The protest was really aimed at limits set on cam­ pus political action by stu­ dents belonging to off-cam­ pus organisations. Worry Clinic ' 44 MwUSIf PtfM.M | 7.00 11.00 13.00 18.00 24.00 32.00 LOANS UP TO $ * 0 0 ■ I FINANCI SIRVICI, INC. of Sanford 110 South Magnolia S tre e t............... FA 2-4612 mH w There's O f l f no place lie MOM . . . especially when it's in Ravenna Pa “A Community of Homes. , . Built With Pride” Living: at its Florida best — with suburban quietness . . . and charm . . . yet only minutes from convenient shopping:, churches, and schools! Available now — 3 and 4 bedroom, 1V1» and 2 bath homes — with large living rooms, com­ plete General Electric dream kitchens, utility rooms, carports. | Select yours today — for as little as $84 per month, FHA-IN-SERVICE. Shosmak&A 211 W .25thSt. CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. P hon e322-3103 �Page 2-A — May 19,196S Vfir VtoTorB Wtr■!» (D sjc U i DEAR ABBY: 1 know thi« will never get In your column but I am going to write it anyway Just to get it off my cheat You alwaya Uka the poaitlon that if a man cheata on hia wife, and frienda of the wife know about I t they ahould not tail the wife. I disagree with you. I have tipped off three of my frienda when I By Abigail Van Buren found out their huabanda were cheating on them. I didn’t juat ’’hear" that they were, I made it my butlneaa to get proof. Ail of theae women thanked me for telling them. If my huaband ever cheated on me, 1 would want my frienda to tell me about It. NEWPORT NORTH II AK32 114 ♦ 073 2 ♦ K J 10 8 WIRT KART CD) <6Q04 *73 ♦ QJ 8S ♦ 0332 AJ 7 V A J 10 8 8 ♦ K 10 9 ♦ A li SOUTH ♦ A 10 8 0 1 VKQ63 ♦ A4 ♦ Q7 Both vulnerable Baal Seat* Wert Narth Pass 1 6 up 1A Pats 4 6 Pass Pass Tata Opening lead—0 7 hand but It la moat unsuitable for a double because he holda only one suit, except the one that East has opened with.’’ Oswald: “North's two spade That tends to set her apart from all those who are young­ er than she is. It also has another bad ef­ fect. By constantly mention­ ing her age, aha never lets herself forget it. And if you can’t forget your ago, you almost automatically sta rt to limit the things you think you can do and that are proper for you to do “a t your age.” An older woman who Is very age-conscious will tend to dress In drab clothes that make her look older than she need look, because she is afraid t h a t she will look ridiculous in brighter-colored younger-looklng clothes. (High(jqfata 10:30-11 p.m. ABC. ABC Scope “VD: Epidemic." It’s adult TV a t an adult hour and the sort of thing TV should be encouraged to in­ vestigate without sensational­ ism. The show discusses vaneral disease In light of its recent Increase In the U. 8 ., what’s being done to combat it, how to combat It and how primitive taboos still held by the ostrich-minded members of our society Impede the fight against it. The show In­ cludes interviews with doc­ tors and patients. 7:30-8 p.m. CBS. Mr. Ed “Ed The A rtist" Ed gsta philosophical and decides he wants to leave more than a hairy body and a tall behind. Apparently destined to be the next Picasso, he paints Carol as unfalteringly fat and, as usual, poor Wilbur gets the blame. Standard for the se­ ries. •-8:30 p.m. ABC. Tatty Duka Show “Tatty, The Chat­ terbox." A variation on “No­ thing But The Truth.” Tatty makes a bet that she can go three days without speaking and aha actually shuts her big mouth and keeps It shut. It's a field day for almost every­ one else and they're all quick to take advantage of her (ex­ cept Boss). Cathy proves to be Tatty's llfcsaver. bid would bring erica of hor­ ror from the 1030 bidders. The modem idea la th at it can't hurt. If South has a real ly poor oversell he may not be able to make two spades, hut in that case the hand surely belongs to East and West if South has a fair over­ call he will pass. With hla actual hand he jumps right to game.” Jim: "Four spades Is a very good eonrtaet although care­ ful play Is required to bring it home. South should knock out the are of rluba before going after tramps and In that case may wind up making an overtrlck. East can kill off the overtrlck by shifting to a diamond at trick two, but there Is no way to beat four." B?RuthM ill#tt U/j2 J/i£ ix)om m : “Never mention your age unless you're asked a direct question. Then tell the truth." That's the advice of the apeakers a t recent college, sponsored career clinic for mature women. The word of wisdom was meant for the mature woman who Is job hunting. But It's good advice for any woman who Is no longer young. The older woman who Is always bringing her age into the conversation by such phrases as “at my age" or “if I weren’t so old" or when you’ve lived as long as 1 have" makes others conscious of her age and of Its limitations. home for meals, te gat his laundry dons up, and ha even sleeps hers sometimes. Ha isn’t supposed to be here a t all. If my cate worker a t the welfare knew about It, she'd stop my checks. I told my husband If ha liked home life so much ha should live hers and behave himself, but he ■ays ths kids maka him too nervous for a steady grind. Should I 1st him stay? I misa him when he’s gone. BATON ROUGE OniBhidqs. °sw o|dJoeob» Qaaubij. Father and son reminisce today. Oawatd: “How long ago did we start playing that an over­ call might be a very good hand?” Jim : “I don’t know when you started but I think it was before you went to Korea In 1060. When you came back in 1062 and I started playing with you, it was your stand­ ard practice. Oawald: "Yea, I guess we got away from the old theory th a t you had to double to show a good hand a long time ago." Jim : “ All modem experts follow the theory and Edgar Kaplan shows how It works in 'Competitive Bidding In Mod­ em Bridge.' Routh has a good DEAR NEWPORT: Don’t worry. They will. • • • DEAR ABBY: I am <6, have ala children and an* other one on the way. My problem la my husband. He likes women. Last winter I caught him trying to kisa my slater. I couldn’t Uke it, eo I threw him o u t I ’ve been on welfare ever slnee. My huaband keepa coming 8 he will also become more cautious about what she can do—thinking she can't travel alone “a t my age”, or live alone, or keep up an active social life. She may even hesitate to make new friends, because "What’s the use—a t my age." And she all too often falls Into the bad habit of speaking her mind when she should be more tactful because she feels that the old have a right to say what they please. The less a woman thinks and talks about her age, the younger aha seems—and the younger she really Is In the ways that counts. T V Time Preview* 8:30 0:30 p.m. ABC. Shin­ dig. A couple of good lingers a n burled in thla musical morses. Ray Charles maksa a welcome appearsnea and ha sings several selections. Joa Williams is another worth­ while guest. The rest of the (how Is a typical Bhlndig and what lets need be said? 0-0:80 p.m. CBS. Dick Van Dyka 8 how (Reran) Thla waa the season premiere and it's a good one. Rttb la embarras­ sed when newspapers play up Laura aa an heroins who sub­ dued a brawling drank with judo after he floored Rob. Rob vows to take up judo even If It lands him In the hospital (which It does). Tlenty of laughs. 0-11 p.m. NBC. Wednesday Night Movie. “Julie." (Reran) Thla picture le proof that Doris Day did maka movlss without Rock Hudson. She iters with Barry Sulli­ van and Louis Jourdan In this ausprnse film about a young U. S. Winners BARCELONA, 8 paln (UPI) — Ralph Boston of Covina, Calif., leaped 20 feet 3 Inches to win the broad jump and Bob Schule, West Milton, Ohio, flocked M minutes 0 seconds to win the 6,000 m i­ ters In an International track and flald meat Sunday. John Thomas of Boston finished l a tb e C o e n • ( tk e C e v a tr second behind Poland's Ed­ J* 4 aa. B en laalr C a a a lr, Blale ward Csernlk In the high a* ria rM a . la I*r* kata jump. l a re the Katai* a ll wife and a deranged killer, her second husband. When ■he discovers he killed her first husband aha leaves and ths chase Is on. Also In ths cast era Frank Lovejoy and Jack Kelly of the old “Mav•rk k " aeries. 0:30 • 10:30 p. m. ABC. Burke’s U w “Who Killed Everybodyt" (Reran) It len't bad enough that women al­ ready outnumber men In thla country, if this aeries con­ tinues on tonight’s path, ths odds will be even worse. The mortality rate among hua­ banda Is extremely high, as four of the fun-loving chape perish. Their wives are sus­ pects: June Havoc, Margaret Leighton, Arlene Dahl and Corrins CalveL 10-1! p.m. CB8 . Ths Danny Kaye Rhow. Art Carney and Danny first portray a twoman rarpoal, with A rt as a loudmouth and Danny in hie timid Harry Wittnsr charac­ ter. Later In the show A rt la a prohibtlon are gangster and Danny a song and danca man in a three-part “movie" ant i t l e d “ Murdsr, Maestro, Please." Pearl Bailey alnge “Who C areat" “Personality” and “Who Wants Te Be A MUlionairsT" DEAR BATON ROUGE: Talk to your case worker. The welfare department has been known to straighten out worse casts than your husband. And lat this be a lesson to young women who bring six children Into the world before discovering their husbands can't stand children. • e • DEAR ABBY: My sister, who Is a very beautiful woman, waa widowed two years ago In her mid-40’s. Her huaband left har with a large sum of money, plus a thriving business. She has bean pursued by every elig­ ible bachelor In town, but aha vows aha will not mar­ ry a man unless ha can match her dollar for dollar. I can understand why aha wouldn't want to get stuck with a man who wanted her only for her money, but there aren’t that many in town who can match her wealth. One very fine man she's been teeing ia crasy about her, but aha won’t marry him because of her “rule” about money. The sad part of It la, 1 think aha really caret for him, and aha couldn't get a better huaband for herself or father for her children. How ran I convince her that money isn't every­ Increases Lead / • / Jam es Edward Mechlin Ae E eecutor of the Katale e l M ltNEIT MACKUN, Deceased. ■TBX8TROM. DAV10 A MelNTOTH A ttorneys fa r E eecutor P e s t Office Bos ISIS Rea ford, F lorida n m .Publish May 11. II, Id * Ju a e <&. Ilf*. CDM -II Cvawaad Himself Napoleon crowned himself King of Italy. In putting the Iron Crown s f Lombardy on bis hand, ha saidi "Gad gava ft to me, woe te him whs dates touch 1C •araA DEAR SIS: You prob­ ably ean'L A woman who would maka such a “ rale" must feel that aha has little else to offer other than money. I don't blame har for wanting to bs aura no man mariraa bar for tha "rocks in har box”—but aha must hava rocks in her head if aha hasn’t thought of marrying a man of har choice and protecting har asaets with a pre-nuptial agream ant Her attorney can explain It to her. e e e DEAR ABBY: The man who Insisted th at both msn and womsn wsra all washed up romatically a t 60 ahould hava known my father and his second wife. Daddy was a handsome widower a t tha age of 68. He met a dynam­ ic littla widow from San Francisco who said she waa 66. He told her that he waa 68 and aha believed him. They married, and their 13 years together amounted to one long honeymoon. It ended when ahe suffered a heart attack while ha held her In hia arms aa they waltsed. Only after aha died did he learn that aha wai really 60 years old when ha married her. DADDY’S GIRL IN ALBANY m SA N FO R D O N LY! good o n ly s e e Problems 7 Write to AB­ BY, Box 60700, Lob An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope, e e • Hate to writs Utters t Sand one dollar to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angelas, Calif., for Abby's booklet, “HOW TO WRITE LETTER 8 FOR ALL OCCASION8 ." WAY 20 - MAY 26, » « EIGHTH w eek THIS WEEK'S dmnerw are special “ My problem ia a laty disposition. I know I am fat, and really look It, but I Just dislike fooling with dials. I* there any other way than dieting that I can gat rid of soma weight? I could maka myself taka medicine.—Z." Either yon go on a diet or continue looking" f a t Doc­ tors do not look with approval on so-called diet pills, and ths one way to a better figure and better health ia through a proper d iet You and you alone can solve your problem. If you decide to do that, aend for my "Figure Perfection Diet," enclosing a long- selfaddressed, stamped envelope and TEN cants in coin. To expedite matters, send your letter to mo at 336 Watt 46th 8 treet, Now York 10036, N. Y. And ba sura to use tha diet after you receive i t I will also include a gift leaflet, “Diet Breaks." "1 am forty-nine, have gray hair and a fair figure. 1 hava a lovaly print afternoon dress; tha colors are deep purple, green, black and a sort of fuchsia. What color ahould I gat for shoes, hat, ate.? I also hava anothar print, mostly In white, bUck and green. I have black ac­ cessories but would Uka color.—8 . W.” I would auggeet green. This U a “nature color” aa Uavoa are groan and flowers follow that idea. Tha groan would look well with both print out­ fits. "1 have a black brocade en­ semble; tha dress Is very sim­ ple as is ths cost. 1 have several black dresses and one Is wool. Could I wear tbs coat with these other dresses T My outfit was made by a groat designer.—Reader.” Yes, of course, tha coat “New" Island Nearly ns big aa Connecti­ cut, an Island In Canada's Foxa Basin north of Hudson Bay, was discovered for ths first time in 1048. Long hid­ den from ships by snow and ice, the land mesa was discov­ KRNKST HACKLIN' D rctsM d . ered by an RCAM pilot on • FIX At, NOTICK routine flight and named K aties Is hereby alven th a t Prince Charles Island after Che uaSerelaned will, os the 14lh day or June, A. D. ISIS ROUEN, Franc# (UPI) — the heir to the British throne. r resent to the H onorable Cuun- Hugh Anderson of New Zea­ J Judge e l Seminole County, Florida, bis tteel retu rn , ac* land increased hla lead in the '▼ T T v T T T T T T T e Y T T T T Y T T T T T t a a e a l sa d vouchers, ee Keecu- world championship standings lee e r th e Relate or KltKKBT MACKUM. decaeted. aud at to 82 points by winning ths said tim e, tbea end there, make P r • n c h I60cc motorcycle aaelleaU es te tbe said Ju d as dor a Has! settlem ent e l hie grand prix yesterday. adm laleSratlea of said esiate, Anderson, driving a Japanand fo r an order discharging tea Susukl, averaged 02J CAFETERIAS him a s auch eaeeuter. _ • a Wee. Rev Ye* 8frDated th is the ISlh dey e t miles per hour over the 10.7 m io * *a vow m n i fif May. A. D. n i l . mils course. . M A tbrtU m N raM hS-eM bbaede*1 Legal Notice thing, and aha would ba lucky to gat this manT HER SISTER ' k “alsah sight" ■a b% * -* . T- 4 eader las aaty II.OO. ii AJi-s>i« sal 9MMR4iMe.ai.-e<ea rat! will go vary well with any plain black dross. By plain, I mean plain-surfaced fabric. “I must attend funtrala quits often because of my Job. Is it proper to wear colors, and can I go without a hat? —Mrs. Helen. . • ." A simple black outfit would ba more appropriate. I t la Hi no way a mourning black, but it la good taste. And a hat ia certainly called for. Tomorrow — Man's Eye View. 1 DINNER PLATE l< N i l V ( l l l \ r ) H IU4 - I N 1 M l A l Ml V a u l t * O a ly O A R L O A D F A ia M tT B s t a r t * f i l e mm A la s f ls e t h a a r ra y a a ta e • • a t t a s S •fees? , , • • • o i .d i k r IK THE R A M * ■teas M i a s m Jaefcle O laeeae Wes a t 0 t4S a i l r •SODOM m QOHORRAW* Blawart U r s s i r t - C a l a f w itH COUPON f r o m b o — TO YOU* HOME AND PURCHASES OP 15.00 OR MOREI 2»4 BIG WEEE! Robert Carroll Mitcham Baker Mister Moses PaaavlelaR Technicolor U s TILL 2iM B A s MON. . FR L W LAST DAY “JOHN GOLDFARB PLEASE COMB HOMS" STARTS TOMORROW DOUBLE FEATURE MATT MONRO SUSAN MAUGHAN TUB ANIMALS plus 11 ORRAT ACT! AND THE BEATLES IN 6 8 7 PLUS “TWIST ALL NIGHT* □Bnu. P U B L IX . . . W HERE SH O PPING IS A PLEASURE! F S B r■ mn etr \\ best 1 fwasMc mai Msaseae I J SA N F O R D Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr.,^anford �1 I f f t n f s r l VrreTI Pale 3-A — Mey 19. 1965 W HERE SH O P PIN G IS A PLEASURE! Television Tonight WEDNESDAY P. M. * .0 9 ( t . K a w a , W a a t h a r ( 9 ) N a w ic e p t . C e n t. IS ) K a w a , S p a r ta , w * * « th a t 1 :1 * ( t ) M u n l l a y - B r l n k l s y S fr o n £ & 1 & a $ i t TENDER .GROWN GOVT. SW IFTS PREMIUM TENDER-GROWN INSPECTED SHIPPED, DDD, FRESH NOT FROZEN ( t ) r n a k * w *—w a i t e r C ro n k lt* (t) T i t t («» (t) (1 ) V -/ T:J* i l l Th* V i r s l n l a a Kid's Day Favorites % • Kits Lea* tie "#" Hhow < 1 ) H u r k a ’a U r IS .96 ( I ) T h a D a n n y K a y * fh o w Kid* Lar* lie M« Cheerios Penny-Saver CU T-U P or W HOLE & 39c . . . . X S 35* **•**< Kits U r * lie T . F rosty-O 's............ ”U7' 33* Kids Lera Striahwaaa Ayyla taaaa Pillsbury Flour Drop Cookies......49* . 49c . Peach Halves a IVx e % Cookie Assortm ent .. .’ ah*!’ 390 lb. 1. cant Marmalade.. Ice M ilk _____ 5 a a 4 $ 1 cant ■a it FRYER SALE Fryer Thighs • »>59 c Fryer Breasts >»59 * Fryer Legs. • • ">59 * Fryer W ings • »>29 * PRICKS ARK IPFKCTIVI THURS., FRI., SAT., MAY 21, 22, 2J, 1965 jtfG reeriS tam pspi] PIPSODINT TOOTH BRUSH RATII s (t) 1 :1 1 ( I I 1 :1 * ( t ) <•> < *) t : t t (1 ) ^ 111 A C H HAWK i l O N r i I S S C A N N I D II AN HI CKOHV S M O K I O PI CNI C (I) t t : it (t| (1 ) 11:11 ( I I t l: S 0 ( t ) (1 ) (1 ) PORK S H O U LD E R It) 3, C i 9 9 (S' aspira* tut., May 21, I M S Filltbury |w**t ar lattarwltk l> ttM M > t> a a ttta e h ta a a a a a a a ta a a a a » » EXTRA Biscuits....... 4 .7139* P illth a r y ( a t t a r - f l a k # *i Ml A 1 1 :11 ( ! ) T r u t h I a aa naa a 100 dttGreenStamps K r a f t's C ra a h sa t a r r a i Is t r a - S h a r y C k i U a r LANOLIN PLUS HAIR SPRAY SHAMPOO PLUS KGO OR CRBMI RINSK C h a a sa......... 63* Cream Chats* M M M lU M M SSM O M fM U O It EXTRA 100 jWGreenStamps Q ) W liC t M lB wrwwaw Rm *ws^aw^asw VIII t i l l (OHM MR HUB All U P&D Shrimp ”^ *1” expire* Sat., May 22, I M S i i m m i u m m m s m Iism m Tomato Juice.. 4 Vn. *1. 1:11 l.r t Libby's Pineapple-Grapefruit l:!t Red Grouper............ ». 59* dow n p ro d u ce tone • ^ r b ip frecess feeds # C br c r Orange Juice 4 £ ?8 9 * S now C ro p C b M M M M l i j w .1a y^ t em^W S I1 --4 wrg m i bI i s is Orange Juice 2 '\;Z 87* M uffins.......... £ i n n teepee aiir n h s a h i Lunch Meats 3 j£: 87* ( I .!.»**, POP, Otlr* Laat) Sat.. May 22, I M S E ggp la n t............... .<» 13* Plarida-Gfown Green Bell Peppers........ ...... 3 *, 19* / 100dWGreenStamps • _____ ana raaaasraaaaa n a u u at lath's tlacfc.Hawh S ta s h 1* t raa aa Laaa Mfahaay (waked Pleats Perch Steaks.... Ji* 49* Pork Shoulder... !£* USMMMUI E rg / i CH ASE & SAN BO RN V • 49< I I .s t k\ l » I t • *1 . 4-ox. •1. cant #2 *1 . cant THURB* PRL. t o t • #4# Seminole Plaza, Casselberry EJCtlW------- see aaaraeaaa ******** Is Swift's Franks... #. 49* say Ira* Set., May 22, ISM Sliced H a m .... K 69*i Set., May 22. IM I MACARONI 6 SUP ••ar 59 * let., May 22, IM I M(SUL'S CMOC-PUDOB WHIPPID CRIAM CAKI uT* ,14V •ayfraa Sat., hUy 22, IM I MaMMMMMMMUMMMUflMUMMMMtMMMMMMMMMhi ™“ j NEW^V/GREEN STAMP ID E A B O O K • •• It T* 141-1.oi 41) Roadlng IT-1) Free Dinner To New Members B y M aryaaa Mllaa Bear Lake Community CluW will sponsor a rovered dish dinner from A until I p.m. Thursday a t Bear Lake Elamantary School. Dirk Ostrandar, president, hat announced th a t any par­ son joining tha club a t thia time will b* an titled to a free dinner. Others will be re­ quested to maka a amall do­ nation to cover cotta of tha maaL Member* only will bring cor*rad dishta. However, all planning to attend arc asked to bring their ow e silver­ ware, Mrs. William Carpen­ ter, supper chairman, advisca. Ostrander reports th a t th* Bear Lake front and auta tags have gone a t a rapid rata and th at another shipYugsaiar bigwig i Baava WtSKti-TV CISANktel. M TMLNStlAV A. tt. Plan On 1:1* 1:11.1:11 T lm .lln * VT A m e ric an l l l a t o r f llt f - U I IS) 1:1*.1:11 H u m a n l t l t s (11-11) VT t : l l - l t : l t H p . n l . h (4) in. 10 -10:40 ppanlah (4) 10:41*11:01 Hpac* Aa* Pcianr* 1 1 : 10- 11:10 Hoctal P l u d l . i VTM 11.11.11:11 K a laldoorop. <«> 11:00.11:1" K o y n o ita or Musi* THl'RSIIAV r . M. 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(t) bear* Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 and Onora Dr., Sanford 7— | esse see saaraa aaarassaasew mwAm ViennaSausage 6 Fish Fillets..... ’ST 59* 100^KGreenStamps w 150 $1.00 OR MORE OF CANDY! •1. Libby'i Teity Rendy-tn-ent M r * , t e a t 's ta a s lly P a th F rie d Sat., May 22, IMS UMMMMMtfUMMOMd »1 /recess se tfe e d i # Green Beans . . . 6 Baked Beans . . . 6 f t A V O I I ALL G R I N D S O r * . I S * tra a a a Sweet Peas..... '°£: 33* EXTRA SOS cant Libby'i Daap-lrtwn ruiSH c o u t t C r t r a G ia n t M a d ia m tr a a a a (S M S M tM M M M M h M *1 . Libby'i Garden Green Libby’i Garden Cut Charry P i* .......Z 69* Tatar Tots... 3 J * Golden Corn . . . 6 Testy PlerMe-Orewe J a h a a ta a 's A p p le a r TifRBv'i Aeeerft4 Sliced SOS cant 1 :0 0 Sweet Peas.......5 19* *1 . 1 :1 1 1 .1 0 4 :9 1 Oranges............ ......Mch 3* T k a aia s la y t h h tra a a a SOS cant Libby's Creem Style 69 1 :1 4 l. o o Libby's Beitleft Fruit Cocktail.. 5 ic Juky Plerlde Valencia *1. cant Libby's Delkieus W A TER M ELO N S each Fruit D rink...... 5 Pear H alves... . 4 # LARGE RED-RIFE 29* Swiss Cheese. .. *7 37* 1:11 1 :1 * Corned Beef..............*. 69* K r a ft's A s s a rte d W k lp p a d axg.rat Sat., May 22, I M S SALE" Lihby's Dellclast# Dinner R o lls... *Z 29* wtra tits saaraa saaraaeat wins r rsssaass ar DOLLAR Swift’s Prsailaai trash Tasty tilfat at P rlo a la R le h t T h a M eC oya (*) Donna Raad 11:1k ( t ) Midday Kawa 11:41 "L IB B Y 'S A m . r l c a n H lo l a r y E x a re ts a U u ll w ln k l a R o m p .r R oom T h a M o r n ln e M o r i * M aka Room f i r D addy K . w r — M ik a W a l la s * I l, o y * I . u r y W h a f a T h is S o n s K B C K a w * R e p o rt A n d y o f M a y b e rry C o n c a n t r a t lo e D ae. B r l d * THURSDAY P. U . 1 1 :11 1 :1 * Roll Sausage............ ». 39* • N ew * I t 'S ! (1 ) fa y W h a n ( t ) la i r * *1 U f a l I V I.H' I " ( . . I Swift’s Praaiiaai Hat ar M IM Sliced Bologna...........». 49* Margarine... 2 '£ 39 * • r 69* B 'e n o n M u n a h ln a A lm a n a a K a w a A W a a th a r J o u r n a l li m P u n r li. ( U m ta tr r Kaw a A W r a th .r T o d a y — R u c k D a WO* S u n t h l n * A lm a n a a W a k a .u p k lo v t.a C o u n td o w n K t w o F ir m M kU Ita p o r l M lc k la U r e a s Today b o ca l H aw s, w e a ­ th e r 11:1* (1) J e o p a rd y Sliced Bacon.............». 59* Capalaad't Tasty trash d a iry i p t c l t l i f Iraakfart Clak Caterer Hart ar Medium (I) (3 > (*) (1 ) it ) It) ill tt) (t) It) (1 ) (I) (1 ) (I) »:** (1) D lro rc* Court t . » M t N *. I • Show t : l l (1 ) W a a th a r • 1 :1 0 (S ) B u l t w l n k l * (1 ) T o d a y Swift's Praaiiaai Tasty 100 b *(* SiM (Si raptat* Kanetraa it Star Kiet Papular Chunk Tuna i l l T :t* f :ll *1. 6 ’/ a - o i . tt ) Tha T:1S T :l* 1 :1 1 T: 1* Kids Laaa Create 9 BlaahwaM Swift's Premium Sherbet er ADC Senpa N .w scop* „ Kawallna C hannel Six Kaw* Mporta. W a a th a r 11:3* <a > T h . a t . r e l th* ( t a r * 11:11 t i l T onig ht I :ll t:!l t:!l t : lt KM* Laaa Nabiaaa tawaws Hunt'* Yellew Cling lt:!A ( t ) t t i t t (1) (t) (t) THURSDAY A. M. .5 Man or Self Risks . < t) M r. K d l : t t (1 ) f h * r a t t y O a k * S hew ( « ) M y U r i n e D o lt l i t ( S t P ln a h e h u r * P p a e la l t t | P . r a r lr H lllb lllla * l : t t (1 ) T h * B l( S haw I * ) n ic k V a n P y k a 1.10 <C> Tha C a r a William* Trix C a r a a l.......... 33* D«t*rttnt Special (limit 1 plant# whh purchased «f $5.00 tr mem)' li a r * n u n W ilt T ra v a t I.u c y S h o w C nayann* T h * D a p u ty i -- . mm is �I Seminole Area In Pictures STALWART BOWMEN, Richard Leonard, Michael 8ewell and Gary Gunter (top, left to right) surround grapo stomping pcasnnt girl (noto stained ankle and leg) Sharon Tucker, in scene from the highly success­ ful comedy, “The Mouse That Roared,’* presented by Lyman High School Little Thcnter. In bottom photo, Count Mountjoy, plnyed by Daniel Cas­ selberry, is shown with two lovely ladies in waiting, Linda Duncan (left) and Marcia Easterling. (Herald Photos) THIS PIIX HOARD is a useful tool in training students in the commercial business education program at Lyman High School as well as adults taking night courses there. Mrs. Lois Toole, CBE co-ordinator, instructs Carol Vickery. f ■ ■ ■ ■ -V I H f l A m 1 1 1 WB J a. • I WH O'-':; S & ' . xj EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Robert Baird presents the first copy of the 1965 Lyman High School Grey, hound Yearbook to Miss Martha Thompson, chuirman of the school commercial department to whom the book is dedicated. (Herald Photo) L y m a n H ig h T e a c h e r H on ore d B y A n n u al By Jane Casselberry Dedication of the 1005 Lyman High School Greyhound . . . , yearbook w ai announced by . a . . . . ... . H ubert A. ila lr d , eriitor-ln . . # ' Miss Martha Thompson, who hai taught | n the I.yman commercial buaineaa departm ent fu r the n m t nine years. .__ . . . * . \ ‘ W M K iv rn th is honor and w as . ... .. . presented w ilh th t f i n t cony ____i # FULL QUART W SCS Circles CHECKING RESULTS of recent home safety survey conducted in DcBary by the 4-H Club are (loft to right) Henry Thursnm and Mrs. Janet Potter, adult leaders; Linda Sweeney and M. Thursnm, dub members, and Earl Merrill, adult adviser. A total of 140 homes were checked at this time with a larger survey being planned for next fall. (Middleton Photo) Longwood Civic League Officers Fete Members By Doaaa Estes Tha executive committee of tha Longwood Civic league was hostess for a breakfast given for membership of the club a t the Civic League Building on Church Street. Tables for tha occasion were decorated with arrange­ m ents of hibiscus and green­ ery. Hostesses were Mrt. Kleanor Hughes, president; Mrs. Jm nlo Fox, first vice presl(lent; Mra. Mabel Sherwln, speond vice president; Mrs. Ida Stewart, recording secre­ tary; Mra. Loraine Dunning, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Klena Shaw, h o u s e a n d grounds chairman and Mra. S. L. Tupper and Mra. I-ou Carlson, trustees. On display at thla meeting for tha first tima were the new rfraperiea across tha atage in front of the meeting room. During January each year aliens in the U. S. must re ­ port addresses to tha Immi­ gration Service. Have Meetings In Enterprise Ily Mrs. ltitrhle Karris The May meeting of tha Mary Father Circle of Bar­ nett M e m o r i a l Methodi.t Church of Enterprise was held a t the home of Mra. Ruth Sain. Program for the morning was given !>y Mra. Carmen Wiggins, using as her subject “A Look at Ourselves as Christian Women.” Refreshments wera served following the program and businrsa meeting. The U.S. Bureau of En­ The !.ouise Wilson Clrrls graving and Printing produ­ of the Church held ita meet­ ces g.a million currancy ing last Tuesday evening. notes daily. I f fn t iv i in: A ll Orlando, Winter Park, dormant, Coitalbarry Sanford and Daland Publix Morfcate out over the exhibit grounds to view the Porpoise Show. H ie Citrua Water Ski Show, alao free, wiU have Ita debut in the newly acquired amphitheater Saturday. �Horoscope Forecast * ~ • OUR BOARDING HOUSE Thursday, May 30, 1IU GENERAL TENDENCIES: I f you forego temptation to go off on lome pleasure ex* pedition you ran keep your mind and attention foeuaed upon utilising this day to imjttot« your health. Also, get in touch with highly placed persons to get their aid in ad­ vancing your career or per* ■ona] ambitions. You can now gain ths good will of all and make big headway. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. IB) Your most interesting pala hold the key to the finest solution of problematical af­ fairs, so get In touch with them. Be more sociable. Many pussling affairs can be clarl* fled th a t way. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 30) Look to the most power­ ful individual you know for assistance th at will help you to get ahead much faster. Better both credit and career. See th at you are more effici­ en t in the future. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You can find new me­ thods and better suggestions fo r your advancement at this time. Following the right leads take you to proper sources. Impress others with your ability. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) A more pro­ gressiva attitude on your part ran Increase productivity and efficiency easily today. Keeping promises made to wife, or husband is very im­ p o rta n t Be ethical in all that you do. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Associates expect far more productivity with coopera­ tion from you, so be sure to comply Immediately. Don't be ao very independent. There ie power in harmonious uni­ son with others. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Working in harmonious alliance with partners and co-workers la best way to make progress. You can Im­ press health by carrying through with duties intelli­ gently. Be alert. LIBRA (Sept. 2.1 to Oct. 22) Your friends are desirous of your company, but be sure first you get important work handled, and well. Take time to plan for summer's vaca­ tion. Get into hobby of im­ portance to you. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Be alert to the Ideas of others for Increasing liamony a t home. 8 how close ties that you are truly devoted to them. The main trouble is th a t they feel they are betng taken for granted. 8 AGITTARIU 8 (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) A little excursion to rather unusual places will give you an opportunity to i acquire articles, culture that aariehes your lift. Look for support from those you al­ ready know. They are enthu­ siastic. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Financial and pro­ perty affairs are vital a t this time so be certain to contact the rig h t persons. Increase abundance appreciably. Get repairs to real estate started. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fab. 12) A day for pursuing your most important alma with tru s vigour and getting results you w a n t Expansion should be your goal. Suppor­ ters can be found socially to­ night. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Don't be in a ru t—get out and confer privately with those able to make your life mere as you subconsciously w ant it to be. Dress up In P.M. Attend social functions worthy of the name. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or she will be a product of the New Era and will understand many of the complicated systems, etc. of the future and thereby make quite a success of life In such directions. There is the abili­ ty to comprehend the pur­ poses behind the actions of others and this will also be helpful as well as be a lucra­ tive field to follow—psychia­ try , phyehology. •The SUre im pel they do not com pel" What yen make e f year life is largely up to YOU! Carroll Fighter's individual Forecast for your sign for June is now ready. For your copy send your blrthdaU and 11.00 to Carroll RighUr Fore­ cast The Sanford Herald, Box 1221, Hollywood 21, California. The Colorado River sometimee is called the "Nile of America." f Iff B s x T rrrfl |fn H Fnpre 5-X — May 10,1065 �Want Ads Are Community Conversation — Read and Use Them! Call 322-5612 6. Child Car* FIX1T SHOP NAKNIK-I K ID D IE CARE. 3110 NEW LOCATION H. Oak Ava., I i l - 0 l l t . In fan ta )#d Bo. French >11-4711 to ( yra. f f i Never Cloat. Classified Phones r*MB M iN rl 8. Pets & Supplies Kukt Hamlaata C oast? m Dtetaaae Mi l ! ! Up to S i m- Mi 1.50 |11.80 • to 10 | 2 11.50 |11.88111.*0 ii to is 1 a IMO 11.8> 1|2.85 I* to It |141 1-1*1 2.53 1|2.80 st to as lai 11.S0 | 2.18 |14.75 21 to SO |1• 1 1.801| 2.78 I 8.70 ■ • ■ I * * " »■— ■ ( l i r a M t l l t r w arda f a r llaa •U M H la la iaa i C k a n T All I k Ip D ata A l a C h a r g - J a t l- O a y R a ta CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST -CLASHli'lkli HIIH’La V *1.50 r»r Inch ( H illm a n s — at • 22. Plnmbinc •fhf Bnntorb ■ **« Patre 6-A — M ay 19,1965 58. Wanted To Buy iii- n t f 23. Painting a a l a a ia E U k o ra — Tfca H a vail will a a t ka ra. apaaalbla f a t aaara t k a a e*e laearrvvt Inaertte*. COPY T k a n a v a i l raaarvva tk a pelvtleae a* r e je e l l a g a r ravDimg l a r a iv a r t l a a m a a t whir* It lava ia aklvvtlnaa bla ta t k a pallvy a f t h U n e w s­ paper- DEADLINES 12 Noon Day Bvfon Publication For Ituvrllona and Kllta (B at Noon For Monday) 1. l«osl & Found_______ LUHT: Small Toy T arrlar, tan, mala. Vicinity K. l a t Ft. Raward. Ph. 12I-101I or I l l lilt. 1 — 2. I'crsonnU Du you have a d r t n k l n f pro b ­ lem. W rite P. O. Hoi l i l t , Hanford. W E wlah lo th a n k o u r frlanda a n d nalalibora for tha many w onde rful aatirraalona of s y m p a th y a nd deeds of kindnvaa ahnwn lo ua d u r in g our r a r e n t h araavam anl of Mrs. S a r a l l r o r a l a n n a Kirk Mr. A .Mra. M. U Flitch Mr. A Mra. A lharl K i r k Jr. ‘W illiam l«v« K irk Albert C. K irk Jr. Albart C. K irk III 4 . leuuty Care IIA l l U I E T T 't Reality R o o k aoft water, evening app'la. 10 i Ho Oak. i r t - t 7 t i . HPKCIAL ON I'ERMH A re lleauty Kliop liaa moved to Cut 'N' Curl R r a u ly Shop. 10% tiff of r'K iila r prices of Parma. I l l P a lm e tto Ava. Pit m o m . OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 25 LBS. - 50c SANFORD HERALD It 21. Home Ilepairs I.AWNH m owtd, K d f l n f , Lota NOTICE Cleaned, Laavaa Vacuumad. Dulldlng Ownera — L ong Hot Ill-ttO I. Dry W eather — Roofs crac k and sh ingles curl up. T a i a a A & Ii CONTRACTORS Refinery Carp, ha s m ighty HOME IMPROVEMENTS, date roof prim er t h a t puts ROOKIN'), PAINTING * Ifa back In those roofs. Wa INSULATING alao have a lu m in u m roof Plnanclng A rrangad lll-IIIT coallnga and a lu m in u m paint t h a t la safe for p layground equipment. Call ua for F R E E SICK ROOM NEEDS Ultim ate T, It, C. Advlaor. Whael Chatra. W a l k e n , Canaa 111-4101. A Crutchaa for r a n t o r aala. Praaorlptlona a t L o w a a t Prloaa. Dlaeount to people over t l A all Harvlea Paraonnal. Check our prloaa. T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF FAUST DRUG STORE IN T H E NINTH JU DICIAL CIR­ Praa Delivery 111-0714 CUIT, IN ANI) FOR MKHINOI.K OFFERING A SPECIA L S E R ­ COUNTY. PI.OHIUA VICE? Mora than to.### read- NO. I43IJ era aaa f h e Hanford Herald FORF.Cl.OgUHH claaalfltd ada dally. Rataa aa MACKL C. HUFFMAN low aa Ito par line par dayt P la in tiff Dial l i l - t l l l or t l l - t l l l and va. place your adl W ALTER C. HURT J l l . AND LOIH A. EHIIT, IIIH W I F E T H E UNIVERSAL MEDIUM for Defendants g a ll i n g Ihlnga dona . . NOTICE TO A P PE A R Claailflad Adel Dial l l l - l t l l TOl W ALTER C. KHIIY JR . and or t i l 1*11 In Houth Hemlnola LOIS A. EHIIT, IIIH W IF E and put one to w ork for youl Addrvaa:—UNKNOWN YOU a re harelip notified th a t a lllll of Com plaint for F o r e ­ closure has hern filed agalnat you, and ynu are required lo IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. •erve a copy of yo u r Anawar NINTH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT. IN nr Pleading to lha mil of Com­ ANI) FOR at'.MINIII.H COUN­ plaint nn tha P l a i n t i f f s A tto r­ TY. PI.Oil III Y ney, JO IINIE A. MCLEOD, l lm IN CHANCERY NO. IIBIB t i l l , Apopka, Florida, a nd fll* NOTICE TO IIKFHNU lha o rigina l Anawar or P le ad ­ JOHNNIE T. WATSON. ing In tha offlra of tha c l e r k Plain tiff, of lha Circuit Court on or he. v«. fore tha Ird day of June, 1945. KEIKO WATHON, If you fall lo do ao, Judgm ent f te 'a n d a n t by d e fa u lt will ha taken T H E aTATH OP P l.o ltID A T im a g aln at you fuy lha relief d e ­ KEIKO WATHON m anded In the Bill of Com ­ t i n t Queen Drive plaint. Corpuv t'hrla tt, Texas DONE AND QRKItKI) at PI.EAFE T AKE NOTICE th at Hanford, Seminole County, F l o r ­ ynu a re hereby re quire d to file ida, thla 101b day of April, your w r itte n anaw e r or da- IMS. ferine. If any, peraonaily or by (HEAL) an a tto rn ey , on or before Ju n e A r th u r II. Reckwllh, J r , 7, 1911, at Ilia Offlra of the c t e r k Circuit Court, C lerk of llie Circuit Court, Hemlnola County, Florida Hemlnola County t'ourtlio.iae, lly: M a rtha T. Vllilrn Hanforil, Plorlda, 11771, and to Deputy Clerk mall a ropy th ere o f to Hlen- JO IINIE A. MCLEOD alrom, I>avia A Mrlnluah, At- A ttorney for P la intiff torneya for Plain tiff, Poat o f - Ilol l i l t , Apopka, Florida flea l lm 1110 , Hanford Plorlda, Publleh May I, 11, II, I t , 1)11 17771, In th at c e rta in dlvorea CDM -II proceeding pending agalnat you In the i.-trrutt C o u rt of the IN T H E CIH fTIT COURT. Ninth Judicia l C ircuit In and NINTH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT. for Hemlnola County, Florida, IN t N I) FOR ei'.tllMII.K In Chancery, an a b b rev iate d COUNTY. »TATH OP F l.llltlllA . title of aald cauaa being " J o h n ­ IN CHANCERY- NO. I t a i l nie T. Walaon, Plain tiff, ver- T H E WILLI AM HI II! lllll I HAV• ua Kelko Walaon, Defendant “ INtlS HANK, a New York corand herein fall not nr a De­ purallon, cree Pro Confeaao will ha e n ­ Plaintiff, tered a g a ln a t you, and tha rauae proceed aa parte. VINCENT D. MONROE and (HE A 1,1 rl'/.ANN K U. MONROE, hla A r t h u r If. lleckw lth, Jr., wife, Clerk of the C ircuit Court Defendanta. lly: M artha T. Vthlen NOTICE OP i U I T Deputy Clerk T H E STATE OF FMINIIIA Htenalrum, Davla A Mclntoah TOl Vincent D Mnnroa and A tto rn ey a a t la w B uianns II. Monroe, hla Poet Office l l m III# wife, whoa# raaldanca la Hanford, Plorlda 12771 l i f t Manaqua Drive, Put.llih May I, 11, !», I I , l l t l Waalarvllle, Ohio COM-11 Notice la hereby given th at aull haa been filed In lha above Indicated Court agalnat you. and earli of you, lha title of which case Is aa above ahnwn. You a re h ereby required to file your anawar or w ritte n defenses, It any, In lha above proceeding with tha C lark of thla Court and to serve a copy thereof upon the p l a l n t lf f a al torneya whose name and a d ­ dress a p p e a rs hereon, on or hafura lha l l h day of J u n e t i l l , tha n a tu r e of thla proceeding bein g a s u it to foreclose lha lien of a m o rtg a g e on tha fol­ low ing described property s i t u ­ a te In Hemlncte County, Flor­ ida, to Witt Lot I, Mock A, Second Ra v sn n a P a r k Hectloa of Loch Arbor, accordin g to map or plat th ere o f recorded In Plat Hook II. Page 11-11, Public Records of Hemlnola County, Florida. DONE AND O RD ERE D a t Banfnrd. Seminole County, S la ts of Florida, th la I r d d a y of May, t i l l . (MEAL) A r t h u r H. Reckw llh. Jr., C lark of tha Circuit Court Ryt M a r t h a T. Vlhlen, D. C. ROEHS. W IG H T A BURFORD Amertoan National D ank Bldg, P. O. Bog l l l l l f t . P a la r a b u r g , F lo r id a SITU A ttorneya for P la intiff Publlsk May I, I t . I I . Id. I M I CDM-II f Legal Notice Legal Notice Pays To Use The Herald W ant Ads IIOGVEIt VAC. CL EANERS W H IT E SEWINO MACHINES Authorlaad Hal.a A Harvlea GARRETTS 10# E. First. tll-llll R e a l t o r -A n p r a l a a r - T r a d a a tll-tlll 111) a F r e n c h Ava. NEW S C O R R E ■ FO N D E ST w a n t e d In Oviedo. Must cover SI ACRE* — BT OW NER Social, C hurch A S c h o o l J o i n s Deltona, ),0#0* tak a E v en ts. Use of C a m a ra nacesfront. 1,100' paved roa d f r o n t. ^ F o r t h e b lg a e e t selection e f aary. C ontac t T aut B rook­ I mile* from Sanford. H ig h n e a r l y ne w a n d use d f u r n i ­ shire , Hanford H erald, l l l land A wooded. Also a a v i r s l ture, aee Noll'a F u r n i t u r e ltll. L akafront Lota. Ph. N ew B rokerage In Caaaalbarry S m y rn a 437-7333. on 1T-IL Open • day* I to 4. WILSON ■ MA1ER TURN Buy — Ball — T r a d e 111-11 E. l e t tll-llll FREE ESTIMATE U ph o lste rin g * M a ttr e ss r e n ­ 77. Situation Wanted ovating. New *k Uaad F u r n i ­ tu r e . Cali Nla Bedding Mfg. Co. a t T l) C alary Ava. l l l - IRONINO, m y horns, 127-1111. S a tis fac tio n g u a ran tee d . IIIT. “Co like I always do— act Ilke nothin’s wrong on’ hopn it goes ewayl'4 50. Misc. For Sale KKNMOItE Waahar. good c o n ­ MOTHER'S DAY LAY-AWAY Beautiful Zig -Zag Dlal-o-Matlc dition I I I . 121-1)51. a aw lng m achine laid aw ay JANNHON U p rig h t l*lano, good for M other's Day (lift. P a r ty condition, j u s t tuned f 100. ■art Area. Only 111.00, B a l­ Ph. I l l - t o l l , ance pala bla monthly. Call Collect OA 5-3577, Orlando. CHECK OUII EVERYDAY LOW PIIICEHI F o r easy, quick c a r p e t cleanO F F IC E FU RNIT URE Ing r a n t Blue L ustra Electric Kample lla m a: t Dr. L attarflle Hhampoonr only II per day. Cabinet, full auapenelon, Iteg. C arroll F u r n i t u r e Co. 151)5. o u r prlre 119.1), Royal Hwlval Exec. Chair, Heg. LATEX PAINT tl.S ) cal. 111.*), our p rlra 1*9.15. C obco Exec. Hwlval Chair, Heg. AKMY-NAVY SURPLUS 110 Hanford Ava. 127-5711 179.95, ou r price I t ? . 50. PO W ELL'S O F F IC E HUPPLY I EVENING Dresses, alia 5 A 7, 1 sen new Hast Covrra for OAH RANGE, fully auto m atic, ' l l llulck Hptrlat. Call 111110. Muat aaa to apprecia te. t l i i a f t e r I p. m. Has a t 1101 Magnolia. O. E. U pright Deep Fre e te , e x ­ cellent condition I I I . 171-19)1 1 MEN'S L e a th e r Lounge Chairs. P e rfec t condition, 1 a V ibra­ tor, Avocado Green A Toast, H i each. 121-0)17. Hlop t h in k in g a b o u t doing t h a t pa p er w ork th e eaay way! Call now for free de m o n .(ratlnn. No obligation. Typew rltera — Adding Machine. POWELL'S O F F IC E HUPPLY READY-MIX CONCRETE Rimka, Steppin g Hlnnea, Hand, Steel, Grease Trapa, Itork, Lot Markers, Polyethylene, Wire Meah, Steps, Window Hills, Dry Wella A Drain Tlla. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. LET-** C E LE B R A T E — Tha classified ada a r e tha place lo save time and money when sh opping for th a car of your choice. Legal Notice LER A I. NOTICE lly virtue of de fault In a c h a tte l m o r tg a g e made by An­ thony DeVito t» first National t.'lty Rank. I will .all at public auction May S4. I l l i a t ID A. M. a t SOI Houlh Elm Ave., Han­ ford, Florida 195) Chevi olet No. F59T 111797. M ortgagee r e ­ serves lha rig h t lo bid. K. E. COLMAN. Auctioneer Puhlleh May 1), l i l t CRM-71 IN T H E c i h c u i t c o u r t in AND FUR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. I44M.1 DOLLAR SAVINGS RANK OF T HE CITY OF NEW YORK, a corporation, Plaintiff, va. ROBERT I), DEKLE, et ux. Defendants. NOTICM OF HALE Nolle# la hereby given t h a t p u rsu a n t to tha Final Decree of Foreclo sure and Hala e n ­ tered In th e cause pending In tha Circuit Court In and for Hemlnola County, Florida, case docket nu m b er i t l l t . th e u n d e r ­ signed Clerk will sail lha pro­ pe rly situ ate In said county described ae Lot II, Mock C, Second lla v a n n a P a r k Paction of I-och Arbor, a c c ording to lh a P l a t th e r e o f as ra corded In P la t Rook 11, Pages 1) th r o u g h 11 of lha Public Records of Hemlnola County, Florida, T o g ath ar with all s t r u c tu r e s and Im provem ents now and h a r a a f ta r on said land, and fix­ t u r e s a tta c h e d th e r e to : alao all gas, ateam. aleotrlo, w ater, and o th e r heating, cooking, r e f r i ­ g e r a tin g , lig hting, plumbing, ventilating. Ir r ig a tin g , and power system s, machines, a p ­ pliances, fixtures, and a p p u r ­ tenances, which now a re nr may h a r a a f ta r p e rta in to, o r bs used with. In, or on said p r e ­ mises, even th o u g h they bs d e ­ tached or detachable. T o g e th e r with t h a following llama of p ro p e rly which a r e lo­ cated In and p e rm a n en tly In­ stalled a a • p a r t of th a lmprovam anta on said properly: O. K. R e fr lg r a to r . Modal No, II1V, Serial No. W VfMOl) a . B. W a t e r Heater, Modal No. TROll 4)-d Q u a k e r Bpara Heater, Mo­ da l No. THO l i t # , Serial No. J l l l t I T 1# V enetian Mind* menu le c t u re d by Seminole Y'ana t la n M ind Company O. K. Range, Model No. J t # I W , Serial No. W l t l l l t a t publlo aala, t o tho highest and boat bidder for cash be ­ t w e en t b s h o u r s of tla va n o'clock In t h a forenoon and tw o o'clock In t h e a f te r n o o n on tha 1st d a y of Ju n e , 1)11, a t tha front door of tho Hemlnola C ounty C o u r lb o u to In Sanford, Florida. (COURT BEAL) A r t h u r H. Beckwith, J r , C lark o f Circuit C o u rt M a r t h a T. V ihlea D eputy C lark MAHONKY. HADLOW. CHAMBERS * ADAMS Publish May i t . t l U Stemper Agency 55. Furniture For Sal* ELECTROLUX Ifoaas l l . l l If you m antloa thla ad. RANPOltD VACUUM SVC. I I I ! S. P a r k Ava. Ili-IS Il 50. Misc. For Sale 84. Real Estate - Sal* UH your F u r n l t u r a . HIGH I n t e r e s t Hhort T e r m I n ­ T a s te f u lly remodeled, livable horns with la rg o rooms, f i r e ­ v e s t o r W anted. Local BualQuick f e r r i e s w ith th a Cash. place, I be drooms, 3 baths. 8 U P E R TRADING P O d T . naaa. Ph. a f t e r 7:10 p. m. P ln a cra st School District, 111-0114. II1-0I7T. |I L # 0 « w ith ra aa onabla t a r m s . UBED FU RNIT URE 73. Male or Female Help lea. Blip Cover* P r a a eatlmataa. All work g u a r a n te e d . PAINTINO A repair. t l l - l t l ( . m i. Alio, uaad f u rn itu re . R e m n­ a n t ! for aala. Adama D e cora ­ 24. Wtll Drilling PU PPIES, Mothar P a l l L eb ra tor!. i t l - i o t t . dor R atrlavar. I l l - l i l t . W ELL t DRILLED , PUMPfl BPR IN K L ER SYSTEMS P R E E : I Dvautlful k ltta n a n a a l 18. Landscape Service All Typaa and Blaaa fo o d homaa. 121-1041 a fla t 4 c o m p l CTJT W a R epair and Harvlea p. m. MAINTENANCE a T I N E Spraying, P ru n in g , Machine a n d Supply Co. ANIMAL HAVEN. K a n n a la Mowing, Edging. l a t T our L an d iee p e IIT W. Ind St lll-ltll Bcrtanad Run, D o a r d t i f . I l l Da o u r Worry. Call ua for 1711. You all coma aaa m l Eetlm ate on Y e ar Round 80. Home Appliance* Rataa. DOOII R E C EIV ED ro r Adop­ VOSS LANDSCAPE tion, boardtd. Animal Raaout SrtNFORD ELECTRIC L a a fu a , 170# W. Minnesota, 823-1950 After 6 O. E. A p .lla n c e s—New A Uaad D a U n t . Ph. 7 l t - l l t t . t i l Magnolia tll-llll 19. Hullders Supplies l a . Special Notice* 31. Musical Instrument* PltE-CAHT Concrata S tip e CANAB Day Camp bsHlna J u n e GREGORY LUMBER CO P la no Servicing A T u n in g I t l h . L ake Golden. F o r In* 1)1 Mssla Ava. Ill-M il form ation oall 112-1111. F re d Gene Cum baa — t l l - l l l l Genas. 20. Hardware n a n s T u n in g a n a R epair A W. U H a rm on . .. t l l - l l l l Hanford’s Most Com plete P a w n Hhop. Loans on a n y ­ TED WILLIAMS HOW. th in g of valus. 2)1) Hanford Ave., 121-1411. 1M E. I t th . t t l - l l l t 35. Vacuum Cleaners 15. Special Services 71. Mtl* Help Wanted held BERRY’S WORLD C o n tra c tin g Kepelra P R E E E8TIMATEB a L HARVEY I I I Hanford Ava. tll-llll UxHCTBfflP 425-5938 Dial H it U 16. Interior Decorator* GERMAN HH EPHERD Pupplaa, pura brad, unregistered. i l l - 322-5612 Fraae 15. Special Service* HANFORD HEWING CE NT ER 101 Ho. P a r k Ava. 177-9111 Legal Notice NOTIC E Tl) C O V r it M T O I t S O F F IC E OF T H E STATE l l l l t l l DEPARTMENT CDNaTRI 1-rillN AND MAINTENANCE PHIRilt AM H»*aled tilde will be received a t the tm lllx rlH m of the l.e orBe AAe ak ln ato n l l o l r l , la J a r k aaavlllr, Florida, from Q ua li­ fied C o n tr a c to rs until lfirlir A. it I H U T .) on WEDNESDAY, the 9llh day of May, 1915, for th a following w ork: ........ ...NOTE....... ....... . Illd lllanka (P roposal Form a) will not be Issued unless the request la received before 10 :1 # A. 51. (E.8.T.) Monday, 5lay 21. 1915. I'll.NTH ACTOR« EXPECTING TO MAI L IIIDN FOR THIS LETTING All NT USE T H E HID ENA ELO PE READING* CHAIRMAN. HTATE ROAD DKI’A IITM ENT GE ORGE AA’AHIUNGTON HOTEL JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA SEMINOLE C O U N T Y I P R I . MARY P I M i n n STATE PRO­ JE C T , j o r n o . TDkvo-HSaa, a n IIS, In Hanford betw een Hit I I and E ast Limits; a nd JO E NO, TT'Mto-kMN, a il 4M, from a point approx, 4.75 mile aoulh of Caaarltierry so uth, east a nd aoulh to Hit 111. W ork constate of Type I Aaph, Cone, leveling and Hurf. Cae, T o ta l len g th 4.171 miles. Wage R a le s: Minimum w a gs r a le s for the I 'r o je r tf a l Includ­ ed In thla Notice shall be l l . l l pe r hour. T he Htale lload D e p artm en t, In accordance with tha p ro v i­ sions of Title VI of tha Civil R ig h ts Act of l i l t (71 Hist. 1511 and Ilia R e gula tions of lha Dapartniant of Com merce ( t l C. F. I t , P a rt I ) , Issued p u r s u a n t to such Art, h e r e ­ by notifies all h Id d a r a t h a t II will a f fir m a tiv e ly Insure t h a t tha F e d e ral-aid con­ tr a c t (a) ente red Into p u r s u a n t tn t h is a dvertisem ent will ba a w ard e d t o the lowest r e sp o n ­ sible bidder w ithout discrimInallon on th e ground of raca, color, or n a llnna l origin. A Proposal G u a r a n t y of ne t leas th a n five percent (»*l) of lh a to ta l Actual Illd, In tha form of e ith e r a c ertified check, cashier*# check, t r u s t company tra a a u re r'a check, h a n k d r a ft of a n y n a tiona l o r a la la ba nk, or a Hurely Illd llond. made payable to lha G overnor of lha Htata of Florida, muat a c ­ company each hid. A check or d r a ft In an aniu unt leas than five percent (1*5) of lha a c t u a l bid will Invalidate tha hid. flhould tha Proposal G u a r a n t y •xcaad tan percent (! « % ) of lha D a p artm an t's aatlmata, It will ba reduced a u to m a tic a lly to tan pa r r e n t ( l # % ) of th a De­ p a r tm e n t 's aatlm a ta C e r ti f i ­ ed r h a r k a shall hava Hlata of Florida's Docum entary Htampe attached. Hid Heads sha ll asmt a n a t a IN I) F a r m 11 t o IHev, Marek-IMfk) f a m i s h e d w i t h tha Fra pa aa l F a r m , All w o r k la to ba dona In a c c o rd a a re with lha Plana, Specifications a nd Mpeclal P r o ­ visions of lh a Htata Road Da p a rtm an t. P la na a n d / o r Proposal Form a m ay ba pu rc h ase d by Q ua li­ fied C o n tra c to rs upon a p p lic a ­ tion t o t h is office for I I I .I # pa r sat. K s tr a aala o l Plana for prospective bidders a n d plana for non-blddera. may ba p u r ­ chased for l l l . i l pa r sat. O r­ de rs for these d ocum ents should bs directed to tbo E n g i ­ neer of C o n t r a c t s , with r h o r k a payable t o tho F lorida Blalo Road D epartm ent, tThese r h a r g e s l a r i ada S ta te Sale* a n d Use Tam. Na r e l o a d wUt ba 1 Tha r i g h t la re serve d t a r e ­ je c t a n y or all bids, FLORIDA ST A T S ROAD D E PA RTM EN T J a y W. B row s, S ta te H ig h w a y E n g in e e r Floyd U. Bowen, C h a irm a n Publish May IS, 1), XIII CDM-td 51. Article* For Rent R E N T A BED Itollaway, H ospital, Baby Deda, by Day, W ta k , o r Month. CARROLL'S FU R N IT U R E I I I W. l e t >72-1111 You n a m e It— wa have It!" PUPCOIIN MACHINE for C a r ­ nivals. Ilasaa ra * Parlies. AMERICAN RENT-ALL 2 t t l H. H i a w a t h a 222-1111 Tall them vou sa w It la Tha Hanford Herald! Legal Notice N O T I C E OF APPLICATION f o r c lo sin g , v a c a tin g AND ABANDONING PL A T T ED STREETS TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notice Is h ereby given by the Hoard of County Commission era of Hemlnola County, F l o r ­ ida, p u r s u a n t to Section l l t l# Florida B ta tu tr e ( l ) t l ) , t h a t n Petition woe riled with said Hoard on t h e 11th day of May, 1945, to rinse, v a r a t e and a b a n ­ don c e r ta in plat dedications, described below, all being In Hemlnnle County, Florida, they being described a s follows: I.— llo bart Htreat from Ar­ nold Avanus t o Virginia Avenue a e r o r d ln g t o t h a Tlat of Hanlando Hprlnga T rac t No. I t aa recorded In P l a t llook t, r a g e 71 of the Public Records of Hemlnola County, Florida. 1.—Irv in g H t r a a t from Presavlew Avenue acc o rd ­ ing to tha Plat of Hanlan do yprlnga T rac t No. 2t aa recorded In Plat nook t. P a g e 71 of tha Public Re­ c ords of Hemlnola County, Florida, tn lha H nuthwest, erly esten s ln n of lha N o r th ­ erly line of the Houtharly h a lf of l llm k E, Hanlando Hprlnga T r a c t N". 17, a c ­ cordin g tn the plat t h e r e ­ of aa recorded In Plat Hook t. P age 55 of tha Public Records of Hemlnola C o u n ­ ty. Florida. | . —P e a rl Bt r a at from r r e a s v l t w Avenue In Grace Avenue a ccording to tha P l a t of Hanlando Hprlnga T r a c t No. IT, aa recorded tn P la t llook t, page 15 o f th a Public Records of Hemlnola County, Florida. I.—P o r t e r H t r e e t from Grace Avenue to Ir v in g Htreet a c c ording to th a P la t of Hanlando Hprlnga T r a c t No. 17 aa recorded In P l a t llook t, Page I I of th a Public Records of Femlnula County, Florida. I.— Preaavlew Avenue from R obert Blreal according to the Plat of Hanlando Hprlnga T r a c t No. I t aa recorded In Plat Hook t. P a g e 71 of th a Public R e ­ c o rd s of Hamlnula County Florida, t o powall Htreat a c c ording lo tha P la t of Hanlando Hprlnga T ra c t No. t aa recorded In P l a t llook I. Page I I of lh a Public R ecord! of Hemlnola Coun ty, Florida. I.—G r a ce Avenue from I r v ­ in g Htreet to P e a r l i l r e e t a cc o rd in g to tha Plat of Hanlando Hprlnga T r a c t No. 1? a s racordad In Plat llook t. P a g e 15 of tha P ub. lie Records of Hemlnola County, Florida. T.— Arnold Avenue from R o­ bert Htreet a ccording to tha P la t of Hanlando Hprlnga T r a c t No. i t aa recorded In H a t Hook t. P a g e 71 of tha Public Records of Hemlnola County, F lo rid a to tha Hout h a r l y l l / W line of Htata Road t i t . I.—V irginia Avenue from R obe rt Htreat to Irving Htreat a ccording t o tha P la t of Hanlando Hprlnga T r a c t No. 11 aa recorded In P l a t Rook I, P a g e t l of tha Public Records of Hemlnole C ounty, F lorida a nd Hanlando H p r l n g a T r a c t No. I t aa racordad In P la t llook t . P a g e Tl of th a Publlo Records of Hemlnola County, Florida, a n d t h a t the said Board of County Com missio ners will hold • publlo h e a r i n g on t b s said Pe titio n a t 11 o'clock, a. m. on th a I t h day of June, l l t l . a t t h e C o u n t y Com missioners Room la t h e County C o u r t­ house a t Hanford, Florida, a t which tim e those for a nd • g a i n s t th a sam e will b a be ard and f inal action taken. T hla tha I t l h d a y « f May, till. (HEAL) A r t h u r H. B ackw tth, Jr., C lark af lha B oa rd af C a u a l y Com missio ners a f ■ em laele County. Florida. Byi J e a n Brook* D eputy C l a r k B ak er * Baker 41 E. Pina St r e s t p. o. Box m i . Orlande, F lo rid a Publish May XI, t i l l CDM -II C. A. WHIDDON, SR. BROKER M l H. P a r k ID -IM l 95. House* For Sal* Uaad f u r n l tu r a appliances, tools, W IL L DO Iro n in g In my home, I BEDROOM, 3 C eram ic B a t h s ate. B ought • Hold. L a r r y 's r a aa o n ab la or llaby Hit I Dishw asher, Disposal. F r u i t Mari, 111 Hanford Ava. Ph. days. Call 122-Oftl. T rass. 172-1130 E venings lli-tllt. 122-7410 Days. HO USEWORK. 172-1440 o r D i ­ ____ I BEDROOM, 1 BATH HOME. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. t t o ) . 740 Daywood Circle. Haa wall Beddm s A F urnltnra a n d pump. Monthly p a y m e n t A T FACTORY PRICEHl 84. Real Estate * Sale 1)1.11, Inclu ding I n tere st, m ^JtejjnoU ^^^^llLlltl^ ta x e s and Insurance. Call 122. BAHT P IL C H E R 1071, n ig h t 122-0420. 69. School* A Instruction* Bast Buy B ro k e r 1)2-74)1 Day o r N ig h t RAVENNA PA RK. I Bedroom. FLYING 8EMINOLE RANCH 1 bath, t a w down p a y m e n t (Hpaca U niversity A irp o rt) Itl.XO monthly, -.'all l l i - t l l t . R O B E R T A. WILLIAMS Located 1 miles E a s t of Oviedo R e alto r on Hwy. t l ) Is now open. I UDIIM., 2 Bath , VA Q ualify, R aym ond Lundqulat. Aaao. H tudsnt I n str u c tio n now g i v ­ K itche n equipped, I I I m s A en In P i p e r C ha rokaa " 110 ." 122-1)51 A tlan tlo B a n k Bldg. J u n e tat. 121-Otll. W Coma o u t and le a r n to fly JOHN E. FOX, NOW, E x p e r t I n stru c tio n In a re la xed a tm o s p h e r e r e m o v ­ Baal tor ed from busy tr a f f i c p a t- !»« N. P a rk Avo. I ll-O il) tarns. T w in - a n g in a C h a r te r IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F a v ailab le an y w h ere . K a s o Aviation P r o d u c t s available JOHN SAULS AGENCY T H E NINTH JU DICIAL C IR ­ CUIT IN AND FOR HBMfNOLM for H appy F lying. Ph. IISH E A L E 8TA TE B RO K ER COUNTY. FLORIDA, 1701 for f u r t h e r Inform ation Real E s t a t e Associate IN CHANCERY NO. 1MTS A5!L§£^lntment. W ILL A MAE PROKOHCH FINANCE COMPANY, 111*7174 Day >22-0*15 Night) aMUTUAL corporatio n, 71. Male Help Wanted Plain tiff •va. DAIRY QU EEN d river-sa lsa JOHNNY J. JACO a n d A R L E N E A man. no a g e limit, l i l t P a r k JACO, h i t wife. • Drlva. IN THB CIRCUIT COURT D efendants NINTH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT OF NOTICE OF SUIT FLORIDA IN AND FO R *EMI- ■TATE OF FLORIDA TOl n o l i: c o u n ty JOHNNY J. JACO a n d A RCHANCERY NO. HOT) LKNE JACO. hla wlf# IN T H E COUNTY COURT, IN l a t h a M a t te r a l t h o A doptlaa whose raaldanca I n AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, oft UNKNOWN ANTHONY JO HN QUATRINf. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 3341 You a r t he reb y re q u ire d t * ROXANNE MARIE QUATR1NI file yo n r a n a w a r n r w r i t te n d e ­ JUHKI'H M. MU1IA8KO. P la in tiff, and REBECCA J E A N QUA- fenses, If any. In tha abova p r o ­ TIUNI by vs. ceeding w ith tha C lark of thla CHA RLES MARTIN, d / b / a IS GERALD W ILLIAM ADAMS Court, and lo serve a copy NOTICE TO I H O V CAUPR th e r e o f upon tha P l a i n t i f f s at* HTATE CON8TUUCTION COMT H E HTATE OF FLORIDA TOl torneya, whoaa namaa a n d a d . _ PANT, EDW ARD V. QUATItlNI draaa a p p ea rs hereon, on o r he* W Defendant. w hose place of raaldanca Is fora tha t l h day of Ju n e , l ) t t , N O T IC E o r BALK unknown TOl CIIAIll.EH MARTIN, d / b / a tha n a tu r a of thla pro c ee d in g NOTICE IH H E R E B Y OIVBN being a s u i t for foraclosura of 17 HTATE CONHTHUCT H A T a Fw orn P e titio n has m n r t g a g t a g a ln a t th a f ollow . TION COMPANY basn filed In tha Circuit Court, Ing described p r ope rty, t o - w l n 1)1)1 NE 1I t h Placa N inth Judic ia l Circuit of F l o r ­ N. Miami Reach, F lorida Lot I t , Block 1. MOBILE Ry virtue nf a n execution. ida, In and for Hemlnola C oun­ MANOR, 2nd SECTION, a a Issued out of and u n d s r Ihs seal ty, In Chancery, w herein P e t i ­ racordad In P l a t Rook I t , of t h s above captioned Court, tioner. G E R A L D WILLIAM r a g e s t t , 47 A t l . Publlo upnn Judgm ent rendered and ADA5IH, sa c ks t o adopt t h r e e Records of Hemlnola C o u n . docketed In Hemlnola County, c e r ta in w h ite children, to-w lt, ty, Florida Florida, In favor of the p la in ­ ANTHONY JO HN QU ATItlNI, DONE AND O R D E R E D a t ROXANNE MARIE QUATItlNI tiff a nd a g a i n s t tha above daSanford County of S tm lnols, fendant, which execution w a s and REBECCA JE A N QUA- Htata of F l o r l d s t h is I r d d a y d irected and delivered to me aa TIUNI, these p r e s e n t s e r a to of May, I H i . tn C onstable In end for eald o w n - c aua a s a d r e q u ir e you to ba (HEAI.) ^ ly. I have levied upon all right- and a p p e a r before th a above A r t h u r H. Beckw ith J r., tills and I n t e r s i l of said d e ­ styled Court on tha 71rd day Clark. 8em!no!« County, fendant, C h a r ls s Martin, d / b / a of June, A. D. l l t l , than a n d Flo rid a I t Htata C o nstruc tion Company, t h e r e to show cauaa. If a n y Dy: M a rth a T, V ihlea In and to tha follow ing d e s ­ you can, why lha r e q u e st of D eputy Clark cribed personal p ro p e rty : t h a P e titio n e r he rein should Joaaph W. Panletlo of 1 E s s c u t lv a D e sk—W alnut not bs gra n te d . a tiK G o ii Y , c o n n s a Herein fall not alas a Dacraa PANIKLLO finish 1 E xecutive C h a ir — swivel P ro Confeaao will ba e ntered A tto rn ey ) for P l a in t i f f 1 Fmlth C orona Porta ble a g a ln a t ynu a nd tha cauaa p r o ­ t o t J a c k s o n S tr e e t T y p e w rite r ceed ax pxrta. T a m p a f. Flo rid a I H tsnora tla D ic ta tin g M a­ WITNEH8 my hand and o f f i­ Publish May I, 13, 7). 34. X»W cial aasl aa C lark of th s Circuit CDM -II chine Notice la hereby given, t h a t I, C ourt, Ninth Judicial C ircuit of CIRCUIT COURT, W tha undersigned C onstable as Florida, In and for Hsmlnola IN T H E aforesaid, will sail t h s above County, th is 17th day of May, NINTH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR H K M 1 N O L M described prope rty to lh a h i g h ­ A. D. IMS. COUNTY, FLORIDA. est bidder, for cash, a t public (BEAL) IN CKANUKRY NO. I 4 * U A r t h u r It. Beckw ith, Jr., auction, a t tha office of Joseph Clark of t h s C ircuit Court, L I F E INSURANCE COMPANY M. Murseko. In F s r n P a rk , N inth Judicial C ircu it of O F OKORGIA, a c o rp o ra tio n o r . Hemlnola County, Florida, on th a I t t h day of J u n o l t t i . b e ­ Florida, In and for Sem i­ ganla ed and e x is ti n g u n d e r t h a l a w s of tha S ta ta of Gaorgla, tw e en th a ho u rs of 11:00 nole County P lain tiff, Dy: E lisa b e th B rua naha n o'clock In t h s forenoon a n d 1:00 vn. o'clock In tha a f te r n o o n of t h a t D. C. LARRY S. C R IN E R a n d C A R . day, to sa tis fy tha said e x ec u ­ Cordon V. F re d e ric k OLE C. CRINER, hla wife, tion, t o g e th e r w ith In te r e st a n d A ttorney for Pe titio n er D efendant* 110 East Commercial Htreat costs thareon. N O T I C E o r SU IT A DATED th is U t h day of May, P. O. Box 1711 TOl LAIlllY 8. CIHN EH ■ Hanford. Florida, 11771 1)11. (a d d re ss u n k n o w n ) r Publish May II, 21 * J u n e I, O ra dy L Hall a n d t o any a n d ntt o t h e r ). lltl Constable, D istrict 4 p a r t i a l c la im in g a n y r i g h t , Hemlnola County. Flo rid * CUM-IT t it l e , a n d / o r t n ta r a a t la OltVILl.E JOIINHON 111 IN T H B CIRCUIT COURT. a n d t o tha follow ing d a s . P. O. Bus 221 NINTH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT OF crlbe d property, to w i t : F e r n P ark, Florid* FLORIDA IN AND F O R HEMU T.ot 21. of HANLANDO EH* A ttorney for P l* ln tlf f TATES. F IR S T ADDITION, Publish May 1), 14 * J u n e t, NOt.E COUNTY. IN CHANCERY NO. 11.70*. a cc o rd in g to th a P lat ). 1)15 L INVILLE ALLEN HMITH. t h e r e o f aa racordad In P l a t CDM-Tt P etitioner. Book I I , P a g e 47, o f t h a IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT, F uhllc R ecords a f Hemlnola NINTH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT OF JA NICE ELNORA HMITH. County, Florida. Reepondent. TOO E T H E R W IT H lh a f o llo w . FLOMIDA. IN AND F O B BKMI* NOTICE O F SUIT Ing equip m ent, p e r m a n e n t l y i n . ■ NOLB COUNTY. TO* JA NICE ELNORA 8MITII. • tailed, which la a n d sha ll ba ^ CHANCERY NO. 14A4B. WHOHK RESIDENCE IH d e n n e d to ba d a t u r a s and p a r t NOTICE OF ■ HIT UNKNOWN. AND WHOHK of the ra a l ty t VIANNE M. TAYLOlt, Plaintiff. LAHT KNOWN ADDRK8H R a n g e — M a rtha W a s h i n g , IF: ton Hurt Unit E12K) JA NICE ELNORA SMITH. Oven — M a r th a W a s h i n g , PA UL A. TATLOR, Defendant. IN CAME OF: K E E LOX ton GA 474-1 MANUFACTURING COM­ TO* PAUL A. TATLOR, H e a t a r — M onogram W eU PANY. 701 BROADWAY, whose raaldanca la F u r n a c e CBIODE l i l t O rlando Drive, CINCINNATI, OHIO: YOU A RE H E R E B Y NOTT. ■an Joes. California. A SWORN COMPLAINT h a v ­ FI ED t h a t t h a P la in tiff, L IK E A sw orn c o m p la in t having ing been filed In lha Circuit INSURANCE COMPANY OF bean filed In tha Circuit Court Court In and for Hemlnola GEORGIA, a c o rp o ra tio n o r g a n ­ In and for Hemlnola County, County, Florida, In Chancery, ised a n d e x is tin g u n d e r t h a Florida. In Chancery, e n title d entitled. "LINVILLE A L L E N l a w s of tha S ta te o f G eorgia, | i "VIANNB M. TATLOIl. P l a i n ­ I I I I T I I . PETITIONER, -v»- w ith Its principal place of b u sttiff, va. PAUL A. TAYI-Oll, De­ JA NICE Kt-NOIIA SMITH, R E ­ naaa a t A t l a n t a , Georgia, fendant," p r a y in g fo r c e r ta in SPONDENT," p ra y in g for c e r ­ h a s I n stitu te d s u it a g a i n s t you relief for tha above na med tain rsllef for th s abova named In tha C ircuit C o u r t of t h a plaintiff, VIANNE M. TAYLOR. Petitioner, Llnvllle Allan Hmllh, N inth J u d ic ia l Circuit, In a n d NOW. T H E R E F O R E , THIH and agalnat you JA NICE E L ­ for Hemlnola County, Florida, IB TO NOTIFY YOU t h a t If NORA HMITH. Reapondanl, th a n a tu r a of t h a s u it la t o you wlah to derand * a a l n a t and NOW, THERKFURK, T H IS IH foreclose t h a t c e r t a i n m o r t . contest t h s above e n ti t le d a c ­ TO NOTIFY YOU t h a t II you g a g a which encum bers t h s • • tion. you a r e re q u ire d to file wish to de fend a g a in s t and bova described p ro p e rty , aatd yo u r a n a w a r o r o t h e r w r i t te n c o n te st tha abova an tltta d a c ­ p r o p e rl y being a ltu a ta d a n d l o ­ defense. If a n y you have to tion, you a r e re quire d lo Ilia c a te d In Hemlnola County, F l o r . thla complaint, w ith lha C lark your a n aw a r o r o t h e r w r itte n Ida. Tou a n d each of you a r e at the above atyled C o u r t and defense, If a n y you ha va, to h e reb y re q u ire d t o file yo u r to serve upon p l a i n t i f f s a t t o r ­ th la com plaint w ith th a Clark A n s w e r w ith tha C lark of t h s ■ ney. A LBERT N. FITTH. 1 Ma- of t h a abova styled Court and Circuit Court. In a n d fo r Semisonic Building. Hanford, F l o r ­ to se rve upon pe titio n e r's a t t o r ­ nota County, Florida, and se rvo id*. • copy theror. on o r be- ney. ALBERT N. FITTH. 1 Ma- a copy t h e r e o f upon VICTOR for th e U t h day of J u n e . 1I4». sonic Building, a an to rd . F l o r ­ K. WOODMAN, of th a firm o f T ha n a tu r a of aald c om plaint ida, a copy th ere o f on o r ba- W laderw eedle. I talnas A W ard , Is t o pra y t h a t t h s above d e s ­ fora th a l l t h day of Ju n e , t i l l . 314 P a r k Avenue Houth, W in t e r cribed C o u rt will a r a n t tha T ha N a tu ra of e a l l complain t P a r k , Florida. A t to r n e y s t o r •b o v a n a m e d p l a i n t if f a div­ Is to p r a y t h a t t h a abova styled P l a in t i f f In th a abova action, orce of a n d from you • vinculo C o u r t will g r a n t custody of on o r before tha 3 t s t d a y of m a trim onii and will a w a r d c u s­ LINDA L E E SMITH a n d RUTH Ju n e , 1MI, alas a Dacraa P r o tody of th a follo w in g n a m e d MARIE SMITH, minora, to lha Confess# will ba a n ta r a d children, t o - w l li V ienna P a u la etllln ner, LINVILLE ALLEN a g a l n a t you. T aylor, Mary M a r g a r e t T a y lo r MITH. (or tha l e n g th of th a lr IT IH O RD ERE D t h a t thla ha a n d P a ul A. Taylor, Jr . , t o tha aavarat minorities. pubtlahad la T ha Hanford H e r said plaintiff. F A IL NOT TO ANSW ER last eld, a n e w sp a p er published In £ F A IL NOT TO AN SW ER last a Dacraa Pro Confeaao ba e n t e r ­ Hemlnola County. F lorida, o n c e w * dacraa pro eonfesao ba e n t e r ­ ed herein a g a ln a t YOU. each w a a k for four oonsecutlva ed herein a g a i n s t you. WITNESS MF H and a n d tha weeks. Official Heal a f t h a above d e ­ w i t n k b h m y h*»d • » « W I T N E M tha h a n d of t h a r i a l seal of t h a above sty led scribed Court a t Hanford, S em i­ C lark of t h a C ircu it C o u r t. C o u rt a t Hanford, Femlnute nole County, Florida, i b is I t t b Hemlnola County, Florida, t h is County, Florida- thla I t l h day d a y of May, A. D. l i l t . tb a 17th day of May, 1)11. of May, A. D. t i l l . (HEAL) (HEAL) (■ B A D A r t h u r H. B eckw ith, J r . A r t h u r M. B eckw ith, J r . A r t h u r H. B e ck w ith . J r . C lark a f tha above atlyad C lark of t h a c i r c u i t C o u r t Clark or Above S tyled C o u rt Court Byi M a r t h a T. Vlhlen, D C A lbart N. F l t ta A L BE RT N. FITTH W ln d a r w e a d lt, B a ln e a A ttorney f a r PtalatlfC A tto rn e y A Counselor *1 L a * A W ard X Maaoale Bldg. X Masonic Building l i t P a r k A rena*. So u th Hanford. Florida. Hanford, Florida W in t e r P a r k . Flo rid a 'fc P ublish May 1). I I * J u n e 3 r u b .l a h May X). | | * J u n e 3. Publish Map t l . I f . A J « n e . V I. 1111 I. I. I l l * n CDM -II CMC-** Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice S �Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Poms’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612. 85. Homes For Salt I 95? Houses For Sale BKDROOM Air Condition*'!, 1 HR. I S Hath., m i l avail 1H bath*. Florida Room *t>!a July l. |>h 3:3-1*11 *!• V e ry n*a*on*M*. t ** a t«r * p . ni. nr weekend*. O r#*n E atata. 331-04*3. $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES SEVFRAL O utftantlnc : a ) Bedroom Hotr.ee avallabla In Alt A r e a . o! Sanford. L at ua Fhow Jrou Around! $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES *. 1. A 4 BEDROOMS I. I S A 1 BATHS Seminole Realty k itc h en e q u ipp e d LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE d e l i v e r y F or Complat* In form ation S»« nt Call Your 1»»1 B P a r k Ave. 311 111! anytim e 1 95. Houses For Sale Shr ftotifnrb 1 IIDRM.. 1 Hath. Heap Wall to r lawn. I l l . i l m onthly pay* mania. Available I J u n e . Ph 312-4718. COUNTRY LIVING AT I T S BUST Beautifully turnla hr.t 1 Br home, w all to w all carpal, Kncloaad porch. Nice fruit t r a a a Only ((.Too. Ow ner f i n ­ anced, Low down paym ent. f n v e e t m r n t A Really l i t N. P a r k Ava. 333-J1T1 STENSTROM REALTY $100.00 D O W N Ball-Blair Agency MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE REST HOME BUY That's right* I am a highwayman! Now give ma one SEE YOUR for tna road!" Hitting NEW LOW PRICES V A - FHA SUMMER SPECIALS '65 ON ALL NEW DODGES Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T AND REALTY DODGE DARTS Office: i l l . 1 1 1 ! N l f h t a : I1J-0T00 till tll-OIII Park Drive liET OUK OFFER BEFORE YOU TRADE! DELIVERED IN SANFORD DODGE DART 95. Hnuae* For Sale Property 95. Houses For Sale I BR., ] Bath. Doutil* Util. H m , t»PKN DAILY AND HL'NDAT Playronm, Fenced yard. Ph. 1400 Down, t i l p e r mo. c o n ­ Ci-oin*. t e m p o r a r y l Rdrin., 1'* Italh. F am ily lint.. Wooded Lot. N. Longw nod— l«o» Down. 1101 MAYFAIR per iiio. Colonial 3 l l d r i n . 1 Hath, Did. Carport*, Did. l.uaurlnua. (-bedroom , 1 bath, I'tlllty , P a t io Fa m ily Room. a lr .c o n d ltln n r d , m aeonry conH. Long wood — lino Down, etruoted home, large fam ily l id o pe r mo. 1 IMrm.. S Rath. room, unique m odern f i r e ­ Patio. C o u n try Kitchen, So. place. double g a rag e , s p r i n k ­ Long wood — itno Down. I** l e r eyatem. m anicured lawn, pe r mo. 1 lldrrn. Split. 1 la rg * ahady a preading c a k Rath. Panele d Fam ily Hoorn, tree, lib eral FIIA F inancing, Patio, O ra nge Tree*, S. laittgIS.300 down, 111* a month Wood. (All p repared for Airprinciple and Inlereat, 114 Conditioning i f l i p Down. I t : V irginia Ave, Shown by a p ­ p e r n m , * lldrin.. 1 4 Hath. point nietit only, Kaclualve S anford — (too Down. 1 1In wi t h Ht. J o h n 'a R e alty , 110 p e r mo.. E xecutive T ype Co­ N. P a r k l l l - « i : i . lonial, ft Acre tot. O range T rrea . I B d r m . 5 Hath, Air conditioned. Well. Suburban Sanford. VA - FHA - In Bervlce L oans Available. All Paym ent* Include I’rln.. tut.. T a t e s A In,. LAIN KNTKItPltlHES. INC., 394 leingwood P l a t* . IT. 8 H ig h w a y 1T-9J South, Long wood. Florida. LAUGH J IIDRM. Home : Hath*. Florid* Room. Lge. Storage, Carport* . Near Shopping C e n ­ ter. Pla y g ro u n d (330 Moves you In. lluya Ear-row. Inaura u ra, ate. (I play cloalng.) 119 W. J ln k lu a Circle, For a p p o in tm e n t rail 322-«»C3 a f ­ t e r ( p. m. or a n y tim e on weekend*. S1A JJ29 *1944 (2 DOOR STANDARD WITH HEATER) DODGE CORONET *2067” THERE’S A N EASIER W AY! BUY A 1965 FULL-SIZE A IR -C O N D IT IO N E D FORD (2 DOOR STANDARD WITH HEATER) EVERY N IG H T 1801 W. 1st St. — Sanford Phone 322-0614 Or MI 7-2330 I 2995 (EXCEPT SATURDAY) Seminole County Motors 1 Air-conditioned, Power Steering. Radio, 352 Cu. In. V-8 Engine White-wall Tirea, Vinyl Interior! OPEN 'TIL 8 P.M. l u l II I If 11 M i l X I i i tn > l<l \ I l i t t HAAG ROOM MODERN. SCREENED PORCHES. <1 A II A O. E. SIIAHY CORNER LOT, N E W ­ LY DECORATED. T E R M IT E IIOND. 11,700 TERMS. 313- 3 w r t it -'Mi HEHROOM. 1 4 bath, lge fenced yard. C o u n tr y Club Height*, l a k e Mary Road, 132 Keeler. A e ium e Mtg. A M3 mo. I t l - l d l . CH RYSLERP L Y M O U T H , IN C SPRING CLEARANCE SALE B ran d N e w " 1 9 6 5 1/* *62 CHRYSLER 300 4-dr IIT. ICdkH, Auto Tran* One Owner. $1555 *61 COMET Now 42491 K-22 Spl. Sedan. HAH. Auto— Ileal Sharp. White-lied Interior. ’65 BELVEDERE $777 Daao. 4-dr. fally equipped, V-8, PS, Torquefllte trana. Waa 88111-78 ’63 V W 8 FOKT FURY DEMOS $2399 BARRACUDA 5 YEAR OR 50,000 MILE WARRANTY All loaded — Sat* up to $950 1963 CHEVROLET Pick up. One Owner. A real hauler. 1133 Down. 830.61 .Mo. W r C I During 0ur Spring Clearance Sale T C O ! We WUI Deliver You a New Barracuda For Thia Unheard of Price! $1333 too CARS TO CHOOSE FROM F I 'llN IS IIK D llouae, Mary. 322-30*9. Lake I IIKIMtoOM Unfiirn., equipped. >33-1*11. k it then I llrdroom house com pletely funnelled. I'll. 1:3-3377. J llrd ro o m kitc he n h u u ia, Itrluse Sedan. HAH, A-Cond., Red in Color. $1495 *59 MERCURY IIT., RAII, Aulo Trana., (ireat Shape. $68 Down, 134.32 Mo. ^ ^ $666 ^ ^ *58 CHRYSLER New Y o rk e r, F u l l y E q u ip p e d . N o M oney D ow n 34.32 Mo. 519 East First Street Downtown Sanford — Phone 322-5441 100 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM 120. Automotive Service AUTO GLASS , INSTALLED < Senkarik Close and Paint Company 110 Magnolia rb. (tt-4<38 . a u l a Glass l o p a A 4 * a t C ove rs I AUTO GLASS & \ SEAT COVER CO.' 104 W. t n d a t. 333-3011 ALL XX’O n K GUARANTEED 121. Scooter* ft Cycles MOTORCTCI.E. 1(39 T r iu m p h T! 10. New m eta llic r e d p t l n t , 1103 Myrtle Ave. 12.1. floats ft Motors G e te w e y To T h e W a t e r w a y Robson Sporting Goods l o u r EVINRUDK D e ale r 1** * 3 E. let. Ph. ( 3 3 - l K t t( FT. C r u l le r . Top, C ushions 4 Steering, No Motor. ( 3 ( ( o* heat offer. 313-0111. t l I I P E vlnruda, elec., boa t 4 tr a i l e r , (130. C a ll (33-7I10 a f t e r « p. m. 125. Marine Supplies SPECIAL PAINTS FIHHKUL.XHB, Cloth * Have 30%. Faeco, F r e n c h Ava. (31-1111. Wveln. 1101 57 DeSoto •I • Dr., S e d a n , V -8, Auto. Trana., R & H. e q u i p , 1:3-3103. 1 llrdroom furnlalied home, on XX'eal aids. Call > 3 :- ( ( t * a f ­ t e r I. F I ’IIN. I lldrrn liouee. ne ar bate, 1(0 mo , Adult*. 133-4*33 NICELY F u r n . 3 Hr. houa*, 3411 I'atm atlo, 333-0371. NI'.XX" 1 llrdroom lloua* for rent 179 00 In XX'oodmere P a r k , n r a r haee. 13J-0O 3 or 322-1s:a. 3 IIDRM. F u rn . llouae, 143 lao. I33-CT0. CLEA N 1 Hr., t Haae. t S M f O I . bath. N ear 1 1101(31 i ’ll, Fla. room, fenced yard. N orth O rlando (71. mu. i:3 - « 0 t* or 133-4331.______ 1-3 a n d 3 Itedrooma NEXV and USED Awning* A C a b a n a s QUA 1.1 Y MOIIILK HOMES llw y. 17-93 H 113-31(3 193* SI’AllCIt AFT T rallar. 1 Ft. XVtd# 1* Ft. lenig. Can tie seen at 1711 XX*. 3nd St. o r call 173-1410. 13 FT. X'ellowatone Cannier All Aluminum, l l e f r l g n ator, H a t Stove. 113-1171. * 3 9 5 63 Volkswagen 2 Door Sedan, L ow Mileage, Extra Clean. 4595 61 Cadillac Sedan de Ville, Auto. Trana., PS. PR, PW, nnd SenlH, R & H, Air Cond.. Extra Clean. A Well-Kept Car. *1495 T r m p e i t L e Ma n a Coupe, Auto. Trana., R ft If, Bucket Seale, All Vinyl Interior. 4595 63 Buick 4 ROOM AIT. LaSahre 4-I)r. Hardtop, Automatic Tranatnlaaion. Power Steering, Power Brake*, Radio and Hoatar. Newly d e c o r a t'd , wall to w all C a r p a t l n a A Carport*. 404 E. l i l h at. U N FU R N ISH E D 1 badroom I'u p la a A p t . t e r r a t a o o floors, til* b a th . X’r n r t l a n blinds, kllrh en equipped. 111-1114 a f t e r 1 p. in. N A T IO N A L B A N K *3395 NO CASH NEEDED! 62 Corvair A rrrpl itlil IUI/ bat. bat. bat. bat. hat. bat. baL baL bat. baL baL bat. bat. bat. bat. bat. bat. bat. baL bat. bat. bat. bat. bat. bat. bat. 139 mo. $37 mo. $11 mo. 1ST mo. 139 mo. 139 mo. 139 mo. >31 mo. $32 mo. 831 mo. $37 mo. 832 mo. 836 mo. 831 mo. 832 mo. 832 mo. $31 mo. •32 mo. 119 mo. >32 mo. •32 n o . 111 mo. •12 mo. •27 mo. •17 mo. 129 mu. T rade-Ins! SAN*(m u AVE. OPEN EVENINGS Sanford, Florida 222-4801 National Ur possess long lac. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BUICKS: • SPECIALS • SKYLARKS • WILDCATS PONTIACS: • • • • • 61 Olds “98” 4595 Falcon I t 188 Corvair |N9l l'JH2 VW Kamb. 1767 Falcon $692 Kamb. 8992 Corvair 1997 ’88 Doda* 8691 8714 '60 Ford ’60 Falcon 8399 ‘to Kamb. 8691 '60 Mrrrur) (699 ’60 Falron 8668 ’60 Kamb. 8699 $698 '60 Fly. •so Corvair 8899 ' 8V Marcury 1687 $899 '58 Ford •998 '68 Olda 1699 '88 Fly. *58 Fly. 1887 8467 'SB FU t S8H '88 Ford •712 '88 Ford 'SB iluick $762 $699 'SB Cher. FULL OF TIIE REST NEW CAR BUYS ANYWHERE! 4-Dr. Sedan, V-8, Hydramatic Tranentlaaion. Power Steering, Power Brake*, Radio ft Heat­ er, Factory Air. ^POSSESSION' *61 *81 •81 *81 ’61 '61 *81 OUR WAGON IS FULL! 63 Pontiac 106. Apartm ents for Kent 4-Dr. Hedan. R4MI, Auto Tran*., a rlaht kind of ear. One owner 4-dr., V-8 I'owrrpack rn tin r, P 8 , PH. Torqucfllfa Trana. Demo. Waa 12896.60 SEVERAL 1965 HHHM. llouae, Furnlalied, L a k e M arkham . Re-lrootu A Sit ling Hoorn. 3>:-04>n. *56 BUICK »65 VALIANT V200 Now $2665 1 1939 P IC K -U P T r u - k , l n t « i na tlo n a l. ne w ttree, g c d pa int. M echanically perfe c t, 1493. 133-13(1. You Can't Do Business With an Emply Wagon! LARGE I lldrin., > Full Hatha, w ith lla u g * 4No I t r f rl g e r a t o r ) . 3*3* Magnolia. Contact Ted XX'llllam* H a rdw a re. UNFUIIN. 1 lldrrn. D u p le t, K i t ­ chen equip. 122-6394. ’65 VALIANT Now $2050 F I ’IIN. Apt. Close In. Jlm m l* m i r KYLINKR, r e t r a . k a b l * Cowan. I 3 | . | 0 1 l . hardtop, radio, he ater, pow er 1 IIPILM. F u rn . Adulin eteerlng, (130 caeh or trad* only. No I’eta. 331-1147. FI'IIN. 1 Alda. 110 A (40 mo., fur older car. Ph. 1I3-31IT or Adult*. 333.94*0. ae* a t 13* G a r r is o n Dr. 3-HEDIIOOM Ultfurn. Ilouie. C 'a r p o t e , I .t r g e Fen-e-l In Rack Yard Ph. 172-1729 gft e r ( p. m. O.XIIAGK Apt. Apply 1001 Elm 4-dr. erden, auto trana., white* walla, low mileage, dcmonsirator. W ti 12370.70. 97. Houses For Kent 10’\ Moliile llomea * Sale LOOK: Id Monthly l> to*. Paola area. 3 llrdroom S p lit. laval home. I . u g . yard. Il.iru. Pool. O w ner a n a lo u a to ecll T r a d e of lot. C ar or (1 00 down. >:i-P9I9. Strickland Morrison, Inc i 1 1 -1 * 3 RKDROOJd DUPLEX Apt , fnrnleheil, d o e e to Hurlneaa Section. H e e l for couple s e e k in g i led Income A place to live Can be f in a n c ­ ed for selling pile* w ith p u r . r h a a t r paying cloalng coat. Call o w n e r >11-14(1 be tw een I a. m. A S p. m. Monday t h r o u g h F rid a y . 11*1. OFFER GOOD THROUGH MONTH OF MAY b t s h i i m ii \ n c n n O O M . D*n, Hardwood FI'IIN. Duple* Apt.. J Hoorn* DUPLEX. 1 Rdrin vpailou* floor*. F ire p la ce . M u tt tnova, A bath. IS* mo. 1 Mil* South Room*. Rullt-ln K itchen .Xraume M ortgage. JS1-70M. of Hunts. 322-3249. eq u ip m e n t. Lge. C n r ln L in k Fence enrlo aur* for Child ren. HO* DOWN DOWNSTAIRS. IT n f u r n. 3 F u r n . or L’n f u r n C iaaelberry, I HR.. 10 x 17 Fla. n m . Tar. n.lrm. Apt., k i tc h e n equipped. *34-1130 o r *1*-I9«1. t o * 4 w . i» th at. Flour*. Kit. equip. 1(7 mo. P * y a all. HF.LMLT IHf Xt.TY, FU R N ISH E D a i r - conditioned, Office In V lllaga Hall. N. O r­ l-llnom . 1- Ur. T urn. Apt. I«*. new t - b e d ro o m D u p I# 1. Call a f t e r t p.m. and w eeklando. 333.1(41, nlghta 323Adult* only. 2300 P a r k Ave., enda. 333-0HS. 217*. Sanford. AVALOS APARTMENTS 1 REDROOM Furn., R e d e c o r a t ­ t i l XX'. tod at.. 1U*I41T ed. W ater. 1*0 mo. 1 3 1 - m i . 311-1301 >(40 H i a w a t h a at 17-92 LAKH M A It Y. Clean, t.ga. Furn. GARAGE Apt.. F u r n (13 mo Apt.. Adults, 1 U -M I0 . 133-3301 o r 3 3 : - » l l . H O W E LL r.XUK — Only IS 3 IIGOM Furn., All U tillttt*. DO FUBN. APT., 3300 Mellonvllle. m in u t e s from NAB n r a r South | mo. I » .> 7 « 4 . Semlnol* E le m e n ta r y a n d ! J u n i o r High Bchoola. F u lly | 3 REDROOM d u p l e t , furnteh- 108, Rooms For Rent a i r conditioned th ree beded. 173 mo., t mltee South bedroom home* w ith hullt-ln from Hunt*. 113-1340. DOOM* for laen, 401 Magnolia. stove, l e r r a i i o flour*, si d e ­ 133.0730. walk* A aewera VA A FIIA FISHERMAN’S PA RADISE, let. r e aa le t, only 1100 00 down, Floor, 3-bedroom*. Ig*. living 174.00 m o n th to ta l Vacant. room, d i n in g room. Nicely 115. Autos For Sale Quick pnaaeaalon. Call 4*7F u rn . on L a k e Monro*. I l l 4111 ( W l n t t r r a r k ) . Dewey l i t * evening*. 111-74*0 deye. 19*3 GRKT. VXX*. Bunroof. R A Metcalf Realtor. H. E a c e lle n t Cond. (33-(>00 E F F . APT. la*k* Privilege*, > REDROOit. T a k e over payLake Mery. 111-1411. t»3* T-R1RD. Condition, e tm ent *30.00. i t * Palm Place. catlent. (33.41(7. FURN. Apt. ICO P e r k . BOR McKF.K D8ED CARS 96. Hnune* - Sale or Kent FURN. APT 133-310". NO MONET DOWN I0t F re n c h Ave. >33-0731 > REDROOM. I b a th Clt tli-uaa. WKLA.vA APARTM ENT* 111 > 4 yr*. old. 41* Day Ave. Call X Flret 81. '39 II.X3IIII.Ell. « noor Sedan, Orlando, >9J- '7*1 Real clean A new Urea. FI'IIN. DUPLEX, t lld r r n . r e ­ (373.00 > or 1 Ill'llM llouee. Call a f te r decorated, 1*3 mo., loika JeeBANHOtW MOTOR CO 4:10— J » - l ! l * . a up. Call 113-7341 a f t e r 4:30. (00 Fre n c h Ave 133-4113 t REDROOM. 1 h a t h llouae. E F F . APT. p r i v a t e b a th , s u i t ­ '*1 FO RD Convertible. (310, r r » :-io :t. able for Couple o r Single old car. eeaume paym ent!. peraon. Ideally located d o w n ­ 333-1331. 3 ItOUM. • Itath llouaa. 333 town. I n q u ir e at Manuel >3>1 o r 1(3-3711. Ja c obson Dept. Slut*. I l l K. • 3 ItAMHI.Ell Claeelr. 4 door tat Sedan. E a c e l l e n t Condition, P tN E C ItE S T — I RR. kitc he n teas th a n 13.P0O. 441-4*70 equipped, re ce n tly pa inte d In- 1 1IOOM Apt., nicety furn., p r i ­ aide and out. 333.01*0. va te bath. Adults, No Pets 116. Autoa • Sale or Trade 232-1*19. Payton Realty SO U TH W A R D FHA - VA Seminole County Motors 106. Apartments for Rent 106. Apartments for Rent 118. Trucks For Sale : OUR ANCESTORS PARK RIDGE—BUV-DIVItlON 1 Bdrm . 1 Ht h. E n t r y Foyer, F a m ily Room, B r a a k f a a t Bar. Rutlt - In Kitchen. C e n tra l SALES BROKER H r a t. Double Garage. City W* l U v » The Home For You CHOICE Aahaatoa Siding. I-ak* Hew er, I ll.io o , Open Dally. Alary llont*. L ara* lot »*t E vening* <44-1719 w i t h C ltrua trta a. (}OOD gardan apot. On paved Mraat. Government owned L a k e f r o n t privile ge, Thla la Homes a n Ideal : lladroom home for only l i t , 000. with Jl.ooo 1141 PARK DRIVE down A m onth ly pa> manta of 111-1410 3ZS-T4BS o nly 1*4.41. NIGHTS 111-IH14 333. 034* ■altotlon a t 1. I. and t in-in t iii -jii: Badrooma located In varloua a c t i o n * of Banford Real E a t a t a — D iiuranr* Im m e d iate Delivery I r d A P a r k Ave l : : - i ( 4t I W D R O O M . 1 Bath. Actum* M ortgage. Ph. I l l fn-,7 a t t a r ( p. m. 95. Houses For Sain Rrralb Page 7-A — Mnv 19. 1965 TEMPESTS GTO CATALINAS GRAND PRIX BONNEVILLES RAMBLERS; Monta Coupe, R & If, 4 Speed Floor Shift, Red Finish, All Vinyl Red Interior. • AMERICANS • CLASSICS • MARLINS 4295 USED CARS FROM (♦■'1 P O N T I A C I HOLLERS ^ ‘1 B U I C K k OF SANFORD TIIE LOT WITH THE OJC. QUALITY ML O >R8 CAW 2nd. ft Palmetto Ph. 322-0711 2507 So. Park Ph. 822-0861 W. la t St. t Ph. 322-6231 P H ] R A M B L E R ; 301 WEST FIRST STREET 1501 WEST FIRST STREET SANFO RD, F LO R ID A ' V-! “T 3l3^4dBah4bm �II YOUR BUDGET'S ft BIT FIAT “Super-Right” Heavy Western Beef TUNE UP WITH OUR GOOD VALUES! CHUCK RO AST W IT H A * P S A V IN G S ! 39 Lb. “Super-Right** Heavy W estern Beef BONELESS SHOULDER S W IS S ST EA K ^ 7 8 ‘ (18 to 20 oz. Avg.) Grade “A** Quick Frozen Plump Cornish S A M E HENS 65‘ Each Allgood No. 1 Sugar Cured SLICED BACO N 4 8 c BonelessStew»68( Dinners 2 Chuck Steak <•00. Pkg. 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Gutlo 45c Ivory Soap 2/23c Zest Soap 2/41c Ivory Liquid 57c brySnow 1 Lb. Pkg. Fabric flaftuar lQ L lO s . 83c Spk V Span 29c Downy 85c Draft Giami Pkg. NlaoUroo 85c Cat Food iO a. C u t Ligfid 4/59c Top Job 79c Glut Pkg. 85c ISOs. 39c �Inaugural Flight Plane Crashes; 121 Killed *** e io c'*’ Members of SHS class of *42 . . . and all Interested former claiim atcs . . . will meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday In the First Federal caucus room. • • • Senior boys, giving Informa­ tion on themselves for a gra­ duation edition of The Her­ ald, were perfectly frank. Un­ der hobbies one youth listed his simply “ girls.” Another included ''sleeping” among his pastimes. • • • Sign In County Zoning Of­ fice: “Spot Zoning—To Each His Zone.” • * • Interesting fact: 66 per cent of Seminole County's cow population is on the coopera­ tive record-keeping system ol the Florida Agricultural Ex­ tension Service. • • • Forest Lake Academy on SR 436 has obtained a building permit for $269,000 to construct a block and brick admlnlstra lion building. • • Milk Price To Go Up? Dairies which supply the Sanford area were in doubt today about the effect of a Florida Milk Commission or­ der hiking the wholesale price of milk three cents a gallon. The increase, which be­ comes effective Aug. 1, was strongly opposed by distribu­ tors. Dan Ballinger, manager ol Perfection Cooperative Dair­ ies of Sanford, said he did not believe the increase would re­ sult in higher ovcr-the-countci prices to consumers. William Hale, business manager of T. G. Lee Dairies. Inc., in Orlando, said the ac­ tion was "controversial” and he didn’t know what effect it would have on consumers. However, he Indicated that an Increase In wholesale pric­ es usually resulted in higher retail prices. • Seminole County has met only 27 per cent of Its savings bond quota. In the first four months of 1965, $149,095 in U. S. Savings Bonds were pur­ chased in the county. The 1965 quota is $538,000. • • • “ I contemplated jumping out a window back in '29,” mused Judge Frank Miller, reminis­ cing about the old days,” but there were no buildings in San­ ford high enough, so I just had to keep plugging along.” • • • Reminds us of a famous couple who had been married for many years. A reporter questioning them on their suc­ cessful marriage asked the wife if she had even contem­ plated divorce. "Divorce, nev­ er — murder, often” she re ­ plied. • • • Meanest thief award of the week: To the person or per­ sons who broke Into the Grace Methodist Church the other ■UK and made away with about $125 in Boy Scout Troop 507 ramping equipment. The boys spent a lot of time rais­ ing money to purchase the gear. Scoutmaster Russ Kitner tells us. • e • Our outdoor observer BUI Vincent says he can find no traces of any fish kill in Lake Monroe, St. Johns River or any ponds in the area. • • • The Central Baptist Church retired folks club wiU hold its next meeting May 24. Fifteen persons attended the first ses­ sion recently. Rev. J. 11. East wiU go over the club's plans for the future. • • • Stetson Basketball c o a c h Glen Wilkes will be the prin­ cipal speaker at the All Sports Award Banquet Friday at 7 p. m. in the Lyman High School Cafeteria. • • • Students who are planning on getting jobs as lifeguards this summer are reminded of the life-saving review course for guards now being held at Municipal Pool on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Martha KUpatrick, chairman of the Water Safety Committee says cards should be brought up to date and card holders should bring their old cards with them. • • • After giving the patient a thorough examination, the doc tor spoke confidentially to the m an's wife. “ I must say," he explained, “ I really don't like the looks of your husband." “ Well," she replied, " I never was crazy about bis looks either, but he's good with the children." • • • It's no longer the voire of Tokyo Rose and Seoul City Sue that la heard out In the F ar East, our Viet Nam re­ turnees tell us. It's now "H a­ noi Hattie" or "Hanoi Han­ nah" on the air waves. These girle, Identified aa Vietnam­ ese, attem pt to impair Ameri­ can morale in Southeast Asia. • e e Airman Thomas P. LaForge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J . LaForge, 341 East First Street, Chuluota, was graduat­ ed from the aviation machin­ ist's m ate Jet engine course •t Ike Naval Air Technical T i l t i n g Center la Memphis. PHYLLIS McGuire, of the blonde ainginp fliaters, testified Wednes­ day before a Chicago grand jury looking into the nffnirs of her fre­ quent companion in the Uniter] States and Eur­ ope, M o m o Salvatore, Giancana, under invest­ igation for alleged un­ derworld activities. Her mother is an ordained m i n i s t e r at Miumisburg, Ohio. (NEA Telephoto) More Racing Sought Here TALLAHASSEE (U PI) The Senate received a bill today that would allow the Seminole harnesi track to have flat-racing in addition to harnesa a n d quarterhorse racing. The bill, by Sen. Mack Cleveland, of Sanford, also provides an additional tax re­ duction to the track, bated on a dally pari-mutuel pool of lesi than $150,000. New counties could be es­ tablished and pretent county boundariea changed only by constitutional amendment un­ der another measure proposed today by Sen. Mack Cleveland of Sanford. It would take a constitution­ al amendment to put the re­ striction In the state law. Un­ der exlating law, the Legisla­ ture can change boundariea or form new counties by simple statute. Cleveland and Sen. Merrill Barber, of Vero Beach, aaid today they will make an allout laat-ditch fight to resur­ rect the controversial Fourth Diatrict Court of Appeala bill. The House-approved propos­ al to authorize creation of the additional court for a 10county area stretching from Brevard to Broward County was killed. But Barber and Cleveland will try to get the Senate to reconsider today la the hopes that enough votes ean be at­ tracted from tba opposition to swing it. If not, Cleveland said he'll t r y to bring up the Sonata bill which la not identical though it similar to the House m ea­ sure. The milk Industry still did not give Gov. Haydon Burns an answer on what it wants to do about the Milk Commis­ sion. The industry had been giv­ en an ultimatum by the Gov­ ernor to decide under what conditions it would keep the commission operating a n d said if the Industry wanted It abolished, that he would do It. The industry asked last week for more time to consid­ er its decision and num s said the industry would have until Wednesday’s meeting. There was no discussion at the Orlando meeting on the matter. * • Seminole County * * * on the S t Johns River Farm Supports Win Approval WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House appropriations committro today put up an­ other year's Installment of $5.6 billion for price aupports und other furnt programs. It siiiil such outlays must be rontiuiH-d indefinitely. The commltteo, recommend­ ing its annual Agrlculturs De­ partment money bill to the House, rejected suggestions that price supports be alrnndoned and that small farmers be re-trained for jobs In the city. FIELD ELECTED GAINESVILLE (UPI) — II. II. (Pete) Parrish, of Or­ lando, and Joel 8 . Field, of Sanford, were elected presi­ dent and vice president, re­ spectively, of the Flurida Federation of Fair*, the Ag­ ricultural Extension Servica announced. ♦ * * “The Nile of America” (Hit? g>anfurfc fc ra lii * P h o nPhone e 322-2611 322*2611 Zio CodeCode 32771 Zip 32771 2 WEATHER: Wednesday, 9-1-62; fair thru Friday, high in 90a; low tonight in high 6 0 s._____ VOL. 67 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1965 SANFORD,” FLORIDA NO. 194 nswA • • • Quits PANAMA CITY (UPI) — Ray County School Supt. Karl Cochran says he will resign to become academic dean at Gulf Coast Junior College. Opens Tour • The Commission said the milk pool increase order is (dined al stabilizing the mar­ keting situation. The Commis­ sion ordered that current prices will remain in effect until Aug. 1. This means the minimum price to producers in the Tal­ lahassee, northeast and cen­ tral portions of Florida will remain at least 55 cents per gallon till Aug. 1, while in the Pensacola area it will stay at 52 cents. R. D. Saunders, a distribu­ tor member of the commis­ sion from Tampa, laid the pool order ia the result of a year of studies and work and said he thought it would be accepted by the produccri. But he aaid “There may be some opposition from the milk distributors. 1 hope the differ­ ences can be worked out." “ 1 think everyone has been in agreement that a market wide pool waa needed to sta­ bilize the m arket," he said. “ I think it will work pro­ viding we have the complete co-operation and support of the different segments of the dairy industry,’.! be aaid. * Third Worst Air Disaster In History CAIRO, UAR (UPI) - A Pakistan Airlines jet establish* Ing the first commercial atr link between Communist China and the Middle East crashed near here today, killing 121 persons. At least one was an American. Six persons, all Pakistanis, survived. U. S. Embassy in Karachi said one American, Identified only as Donald Love, River­ side, Conn., waa among tha victims. Tho airline aaid it waa also possible that three other Americans, Identified as Jose­ ph Layyous and a Mr. and Mrs. Howard, may have board ed the plane at Its stopover In Dhahran. B O N N (UPI) — Queen Elizabeth traveled down the plcturo postcard Rhino River • • • Valley today to open her tour Ten of the victims were Iden­ of provincial Germany. tified as Chinese, and a Chi­ nese Communist diplomatic pouch and anti-American prop­ MIAMI (UPI) — A feder­ aganda from Peking wera al grand jury ha* indicted found scattered among tha a local folk singer, Paul (Os wreckage. It was not known If Bach) Bach, on charge* of any of tho Chinese on tha threatening the life of Presi­ plane were officials or dlplo* mats. dent Johnson last fall. The plane craihed In tha da* of Reconnaissance Attack Wing One; Rear Adm. sert while approaching Cairo Robert Goldthwaite, commander of Fleet Air I,A GRANGE, Ky. (UPI) Airport. Jacksonville; Admiral Rivero and Capt. C. W. The crash was tha third —Six persons Including three Swanson, SNAS commanding officer. worst single plana disaster In children, were drowned when (Herald Photo) an overcrowded 14-foot mo­ aviation history. Only a IMS torboat swamped and capsized crash In Paris and a 1153 in a fishing lake near here. crash near Tokyo were worse. The American-built Boeing 720U jet was on an Inaugural MIAMI (UPI) — The Dade flight from Karachi to Cairo County School Board ha* and then was to continue ta But proponents of separata funnel little or no money to unanimously approved a com­ Geneva and• London. • • vocational renters aaid they ■eparate vocational • technical promise $8.8 million teacher feared language in the pro­ facilities. At least 16 of the Pakistan Airlines has been pay raise program anil econo­ posal, which still must l« ap­ ichools have been proposed to my measure! aimed a t avoid­ flying (o Communist China proved by the full House ap­ date. ing a tax raise of mora than since 1963, and (oday’a flight propriation! committee, would Rep. Ralph Cartar, of was thus widely billed aa tha ont mill. Washington, aaid ths langu­ first direct air link between Communist China and tha age "nut moro than $8 mil­ Middle East. lion” would enable the de­ OCALA (U PI) — Ocala's Six gravely tajured survive partment of educution to 05 high school Jteaehara aay ors. all Pakistanis,, ware re* spend nothing or pny amount they will boyrptt such activi­ moved from*the S a n a 's efiar* . A". Jto J$a»iru«w T ha in­ ties a i Parent-Teacher Also red wreckage, which waa ten t to apefld'lhc iponay ia elation metinga and chaper­ scattered over a half-mile th a n but ths fund* aro not," oning of social events unless area of the Halzouny Valley he said. they get pay raises and about 10 miles from tha air* After extended discussion other improvements. port. as to which account funds One of (he survivors, DJalal could l>« taken from for the Elkarimi, said ha and tha project, council agreed to au­ FORT LAUDERDALE others who escaped death thorise the maintenance sup(UPI) — Ovldlo Perera Jr. were la the back of tha plane. trviaur, A. C. Drown, to bring told police that threa “very “ It's a miracle that aay of in bids on needed lines and all American” and polite us lived. We all ahould have luterala for the work. Threa candidates to date thieves tied up hi* wife, her been killed,” be aaid. Also discussed with Cohn have tiled qualifying petition* sister and himself, and ralmA rescue team member re* whs the possibility of tlie to have their names placed on ly rounded up some $ 10,000 ported that when he reached town’s purchasing from him worth of Jewelry. the wreckage, about 300 or a lot on .Maitland Avenue as the ballot for tho special 300 Bedouin tribesmen wera a prospective sit* for the •lection scheduled June I in searching through It, “ plllag* needed water facilities. Cohn the city of Longwood. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — ing and doing nothing to help assured the boaid that he was The election la being held Suspension of Broward Coun­ tho survivor*.” amenable tu any negotiation* to fill the unexplred Council, ty Circuit Court clerk W. K. with the town. by former Gov. ** Mayor W. Lawrence 8 wof- term recently vacated by R. I Farris Bryant wns upheld hy furd again stressed the need C. Carlson. It runs to Decem­ ths Florida Senate. Bunch for an additional facility, ber, 1966. was auspended about a year Candidates who have quali­ ago when a state audit re­ stating thut pumps at tha TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — present station average 80V,- fied are two former council- vealed manipulations of court The Governor's $300 million 000 gallons per day and on men, Jam es Reiter and II. A. funds. road bonding program cleared several occasions had reach­ Scott, end a newcomer to city another hurdle today when ed one million gallons a day. politics, John Deaton. the Senate version of the mea­ A petition also has been TAMPA (U PI) — A pair sure cleared the House publle liken out lor an unidentified of Lithla men, Emory Saf- toads committee with only candidate. folil, 69, and John Martin one dissenting vote. Deadline for filing qualify­ Rouse, remained in county There was no debate on the ing petitions is noon Saturdsy, jail in lieu of $ 1,000 Imnd measure, which was quickly according to City Clerk Mrs. earh on charges of arson In amended four times to maka Onnie R. Shomafe. connection with a fire that the hill read exactly Ilka tha Mrs. Shomate also has Is­ destroyed 50 acres of forest House version which cleared sued a reminder to persons and pasture in East Hills­ the constitutional a m a n 4* This is a had year for may­ who have not yet registered to borough County Saturday. ments committee Tuesday. ors in the City of Sanford. vote that registration books New "Acting Acting May­ will close this Friday. or” Commissioner M. L. (Son­ ny) Unborn hat now taken up the reigns since Acting Mayor A. L. Wilson under­ went surgery Tuesday. Raborn was appointed by ailing 3tayor J. II. Crappa, who still is confined to hi* TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — home after an illness of sev­ Hep. S. J. Davis, of Semineral months. Whether commissioners will ole, introduced a proposed INCLUDING IIABD-TO-FIND WIDE WHITEWALL! lie able to hold their regular­ constitutional amendment pro­ AND TUBE TYPE TIKES. ly scheduled meeting Monday hibiting change of county is in some doubt also. Com­ lines or creation of new coun­ missioner Joe Baker is sched­ ties except by constitutional uled to l« out of town leav­ amendment. Davis also introduced two ing only itaborn and Com­ UP TO measures affecting the City missioner Karl Higginbotham of Sanford. Ona measure to rsrry on the city's bullwould aet ths municipal flec­ nesa. tion on the flrat Tuesday afta r ths first Monday in December of earh yaar, and How’s-Thatchanging from 16 to 10 days Again Dept? BUDGET TERMS—NO CARRYING CHARGES the notice necessary for a GOSPORT, England (UPI) public hearing on regulations —Dolly, a 23-year-old mar# concerning setting of district owned by the Royal Navy at boundariea. the dink yard here, hae stun­ Davis also tossed In a bill ned the eailore by producing paying $1,600 ta Mr. and a fin* foal. Mrs. Harvey L. Stone, of COMPLETE BRAKE AND FRONT END EEPA1B "1 don't know how It hap- Longwood, for damaga to th eir pentd,” said kaeptr Robert automobUa by an escaped 405 W. First St. 3224651 Lea. "Thera . Isn't another convict, who waa lator shot SANFORD, FLORIDA horee within miles , . to d e a t| by officer*. Singer Indicted FACILITIES OF SANFORD Nnvnl Air Station are being inspected by the Navy’s second ranking officer. Adm. Horacio Rivero, vice chief of opera­ tions, Washington, D.C. Pictured front the left: Capt. Richard E. Fowler Jr., commanding officer Six Drown House Earmarks Area School Funds TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A lluusc subcommittee has recommended $305,885 for a new junior college in Sem­ inole County in an appropria­ tions bill it approved Wed­ nesday. Also Included In the meas­ ure was an appropriation for $11,197,000 for the East Cen­ tral Florida University near Oviedo. Final version of thu bill will he thrashed out by the full House appropriations (ommittee today or Friday. Tlie subcommittee of the House appropriations commit­ tee waa named to work out differences between lawmak­ ers backing separate vocation­ al facilities and Uiosc propos­ ing that state vocational mon­ ey go to the junior colleges. Tlie measure was an a t­ tempt to s|>cll out projects to bu financed by a $75 million higher education bond issue nnd surplus utility taxes. .Specifically t h e measure would put into law $ 110.(1 mil­ lion worth of university, jun­ ior college and vocationaltechnical education projects. But it would limit Junior col­ lege expenditures to not more than $37 million, universities to not leas than $43.5 million and vocational facilities to not more than $8 million. The $8 million Inscrtrd for vocational progrumi was in a lump sum with no projerta spelled out In the mrasure. By placing $ 110.0 million worth of projects in the bill but prohibiting expenditure of more than $88.5 million, the lawmakers sought to give rtate education officials some freedom in selecting which projects would be built. Boycott? Developer Donates F lat Tb Altamonte llj- Donna EatM Lee Cohn, Oakland Estates develuf. r, donated a lot of liia subdivision, to the town of Altamonte S prites At regular meeting of council Wednes­ day evening. Cohn stipulated that the lot la- used only ns a recreation nnd playground area und not as a “storage" area, uud that llm town muintuin the prop* erty. The board had had the lot appraised and nt an eat tier meeting bad discussed pur­ chasing the property as a site for additional wutcr facilities, including a pumping station and water tank. Nearby propcity owners had protested its use for such purpose. Cohn icqucsted that the town provide water lines to the arra stating that three homes already are under con­ struction there und present pluns cull for building 1.1 more homes soon. He agreed to pay 8125 per home in ad­ vance for th» tapping fee. Pay Hike Three Qualify For Election Polite Thieves Suspension Holds Road Program Over Hurdle Arson Charged Acting Acting Mayor Raborn Takes Office Sanford Bills Pul In Hopper \m m o / D E N M A N T IR E S ! SAVE T IR E S ONE BAG OF POPCORN v u promised by Killium (Bill) Brusswell to Marie Harris as a going-away present. Bill, Sanford Herald pressman, delivered the popcorn this morning to Marie, Herald Unotypist who is leav­ ing for other employment. 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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>, May 19, 1965; <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/6019dfb5133cdb6bc2d3f5ca89372385.pdf 022d2d9280316fed2fff4ef7c175375a PDF Text Text i Page 12— April 19, 1965 Seven-Inch Snow Dumped On New York UaMed Preea letenaUenal Thunder* bower* soaked a v id e area of the nation today from east Texas to the na­ tion's capital A freak snow storm left op to seven inches o f snow In parts of south cen­ tral New York. More rain or snow were forecast lor upper Minnesota where it could feed the flood­ ing Mississippi River. The flood crest pushed down­ stream today, threatening scores o f communities in Min­ nesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa. Volunteers worked around the clock to fight the rising river. Half inch hail hammered streets at Jackson, Tenn., durlag the night and hail the sire o f golf balls was reported at Waco, Tax. More rain pushed inlsnd across the Pacific Northwest and central California. The leaviest amount was reported at Brookings, Ore., where 3.0S inches fell Sunday. 11m New York storm left •even inches of snow in some areas. Binghamton, N. Y., struck with three inches of snow Saturday, picked up sev­ en more inches Sunday. Right inches was reported In Tioga County, Pa. At least seven traffic deaths were attributed to tha storm in New York state. Raster Sunday sightseer* hampered cleanup operations In tornado-devastated areas of Michigan and Indiana. In HiUsdale County, Mich., traffic Jams were so vast that heavy cleanup equipment could not get through narrow roads leading into disaster areas. Election Slated By Art Members Rlactlon o f officers will highlight the May 10 meeting o f the Rnnford-Homlnolo Art Association at tha Cultural Arts Center. President Rrma Rinlth hns named a nominating commit­ tee. Mrs. Lilly Chen, a native e f Hawaii who studied paint­ ing In China, demonstrated Oriental painting techniques and color to association mem­ bers at the last meeting. Mre. Chen donated the pic­ ture* aha painted during the demonstration and they were auctioned to member*. Funds derived will be used for cent­ er furnishings. Club To Meet In DeBory By Mrs. Joha I.conr Dolisry Extension Home­ makers Club will have ita April meeting at the Com­ munity Center beginning at 10 a.m. Thursday with a workshop conducted l>y thn president, Mr*. Isabel Ilearick, on “ Magic With Marhie*.'* Members are asked to bring a sandwich lunch with beverngu to l>e provided liy hostess committee for lit* month. Social hour will fol­ low wilh afternoon session convening at 1:30 p.m. Incompetent TAMPA (U I’D — A woman arcuscd of abandoning her month-old daughter on a Inis bench Inst month has been onleted commuted to a alula mental hospital. length o f the nerk o f a giraffe la due entirely to the elongation of the bones, not to their number. I S M i l Altamonte WMU To Host Meeting Of Association SPRING FESTIVAL Chairman Mm. William Emera (loft), Mrs. Robert Yowler, booth chairman (center) and Mrs. John Perry, festival co-chair­ men, sort through the fascinating items which have been contributed for the "country store” at South Seminole Elementary School CTP'a annual fund raising event to take place from 1 until 6 p.m. Suturday. Fire Ant Control Program OKd lly Dunns K»Im Thu l-ungwond City Coun­ cil, at a continued session, grunted permission to the Fluridn Deportment o f Agri­ culture, Division o f 1‘lunt In­ dustry, nnd to (lie United .States Depnrtinent o f Agri­ culture, Plant Pest Control 'Circus' Slated By First Grades lly Jane Casselberry Two first grade classes nt South .Seminole Elementary School at Casselberry will present "Fairyland Circus” at 2:25 p.m. Friday on thn school playground. The classes o f Mrs. Mary l.ih Dunn and Miss Virginia Neale will present the circus s* a climax to a speei.it phy­ sical education program in whirh the two groups have —p>rtWjiat!njr. -it r v t~ r children will be taking part und Linda Van Reopel will lie ringmistrrss. As nearly ns possible, the program has been planned by tile pupils, who have Hindi) the props, im hiding instru­ ments for thn rhythm hand. Some of Ihn arts to he inelilded ill lh» show will ho bareliuck riders, horse races, clown rorner, high wire artists, acrobats, midgets, bal­ lerinas, and an assortment of liears, lions, panthers, tigers nnd elephants. All Interested parents and friomls are invited tn attend. Division, to apply insecticidal bait by aircraft over the city for the control of the Import­ ed fire aula whirh Infest several thousand acres in Or­ ange, Seminole, Ijiku und Volusia Counties. The purpose o f the applieslion is to drastiriilly reduce thu populations of imported fire ants and to retard their further spread to nun-infected locutions. Council Chnlrnmn Carl l.oiumlcr reported that the application would not he hurmful to livestock or pet* nnd that the public would bo informed by ndvaneo public­ ity o f Die time thu applica­ tion will take place. In other business, council voted to supply water to n new service station being con­ structed on the southwest •■oilier of Highway 17-1*2 and Sit 431 with the rost of in­ stalling pipe nnd water meter, whirh will not exceed 1600, being paid by the contractors, Manuel Builders, Inc. " Johif’CT’f roil (man was hir­ ed to draw a new city map. It is planned for copies of the map tn include toning and water lines. The police department was authorised to purchase nnd post speed limit nnd stop signs on slieets around the city and fire hall, ns needed, and Hie rily clerk was au­ thorised to register nil pav­ ing liens with Die county. Mayor David It. Wentworth designated thn month of May as Clear-Up, Paint-Up, FixUp, Mouth. Meeting was adjoumrd sub­ ject to call. N EW LUCKY Health Council Sels Meeting By Jsne Csssrihcrry The Seminole Public Health Nursing Advisory Council will hold Its next meeting in Casselberry nt 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Town Hall located ndjurent to the Fire Station. Dr. Brooks Smith will s|M>ak on dinbetes and the public is urged to attend. Dr. Frank Leone, county liculth director; Mrs. (trace Fisher, *u|iervisor of county health nurses, und Kenneth Mrlntorii, president of the advisory council, will he pre­ sent to rxpluili the home nursing service and distri­ bute literature. The meeting is being held ill Casselberry in line with tha council's new policy of meeting in various communi­ ties In the county to better acquaint the public with the visiting nurse program. MIAMI (U PI) — The City of Miami has been given un­ til Oct. 1 to pay the Bever­ age Department $24H,7fll due to an error in cigarette tax computations in the city’s fuvor. If the money Isn't paid hack by then, the department said, it will start taking the funds out of cigarette tax re­ bates due the city. F IL T E R S PUTBACKTNiTAtlt omensTAKEAWAY TRY HEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS SANFORD RIGHTS RESERVED 8-PAK (REGULAR SIZE BOTTLES) ONLY! LIMIT: 2 WITH Y O U R 53 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE. 41 REG. SIZE” “ QUALITY DETERGENT” M0DESS ENERGY PKG. OF 12 PLUS! EXTRA 50 EXTRA MODES!) G IA N T PKG. GOLD BOND STAM PS “ GOLD ROND” »d At “ THRIFTWAY’' Wednesday, April STAMPS PLUS! 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With This Coupon & Tha Purchase Of “ Energy" STAM PS DETERGENT “ GOLD BOND” , Giant Pkg. 39e l Coupon Good At “ THRIFTW AY" . Only Thru Wednesday, April 21. 50 EXTRA STAMPS “ ALLSWEET” QUARTERS FRESH! 100% PURE! 0LE0 GROUND LB. PKG. Keep . .you* denture* eleaa— Uka dsatists d o ... with DOC. It'e easy to um; fust look and time; NO brushing. It ssfsfusrd* your brsoth bscouso its active tod-axyisn bub­ bles ewey edor-esudng toad partirlea. A leading UaJvanity re tea D.O.C tops hi ‘ power. II Aad costs only Me far a twe the supply, Largo economy sire also svelte1 ■aItsUs. ECKERD Druq S toret PLUS! 50 EXTRA “ GOLD BOND-1 STAMPS Remember 50 EXTRA With This Coupon A Tha l ’ urchaae Of GOLD BOND "AILweet" STAM PS OLEO Lb. Pkg. 25c l Coupon Good At “ THRIFTWAYI Only Thru Wrdnrsday, April 21. PLUS! 50 EXTRA “ GOLD BOND STAMPS 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With This Coupon A Tha Purchase Of Fre.h 'N Pur# GROUND STAM PS BEEF ’i 2 Lbs. Sl.M Coupon Good At “ THRIFTW AY" I ib*Jr .Thru. JWrdaasdg*,-April -21.-4 -------- Umwc ------ “ GOLDEN YELLOW” PLUS! 50 EXTRA CORN of ynur vacation “ Gold Bond” Stamps so EXTRA Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? to EARS Cool Comfort AU Summer Lone I Wo Will Air Condition Moat Popular American Can. Prlcee Start AS LOW AS • $265 00 i “ CENTER CUT- “ CRACKER BARREL- SHARP JNSTALLKO Price Daaa Nat Iatlada Salsa Tax. WE SERVICE A REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS i i i. INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT SOI E. First SC Pk. 122-1481 Opon • Dajra A Waak W. Park MI 4-M1I “ PALMOLIVE" REG. BARB SOAP . . BAGGIES . ACTION . 2/23c 39c . 41c "FOOD WRAP* 25 FT. ROLL “ BLEACH PACKETS" LB. • 8 OZ. WEDGE • Strickland-Morrison GOLD BOND With This Coupon A Tha Purchase Of Golden Yellow STAM PS CORN 11 Ears Me Coupon Good At “ THRIFTW AY" Only Thru Wednesday, April 21. trip lest turamrrT “Your Friendly Ford Dealer1* h lh 7 s C s r .k Miami Dunned For $248,000 ORATORICAL CONTEST finalists in contest sponsored lay American legion Post 250 of Casselberry on the Constitution are (left to right) Dehhio Davis, Dehhio liucclius, ISarbara Smith, und Lurry Kodd. U IC K Y S T M ^STRIKE By Jolla Bartoa The Wekiwa Associations! Woman's Missionary Unton o f Southern Baptist Confer­ ence will meet from 10 a.m. until S p.m. Tuesday at Friendship Baptist Church lo­ cated on SR 430 in Altamonte Springs. Appdoximately 175 women from 50 rhurchea ara expected to attend. Speaker for the momlng session will be Miss Rath Bagwell, Girls Auxiliary di­ rector for tha state. Those attending ara to bring a sandwich lunch for the noon meal. Beverage and dessert will be provided by the hoiteis church. The afternoon conference will begin at 1 o'clock. Phases o f work to be covered Include prayer, community mlsiloni, mission study, stewardship, Sunbeam, Girls Auxiliary and Young Woman’a Auxiliary. Committee rhairmen, ap­ pointed by Mr*. Edward L. Kelsey, p r e s i d e n t of the Friendship Baptist WMU, are Kirs. James Spencer, confer­ ence room; Mr*. 1.0*11. Bry­ an. registration, and Mrs. R olart Bradford, social and nursery. All members nnd friends are invited to attend. 25th & P A R K QUANTITY 79 49 49 57 Htrmaa’a Oraaga Band W IENERS 1-LB. PKG. * • 18 OZ. STICK 11 REG. PKG. AJAX CLEANSER ## REG. CANS • • . . 2/33c L IQ U ID CLEAN ER Floor fr Wall Cleaner . “.“ 3fc 7 29c �i [ft ... 'Not Time To Deal' With Reds: Dirksen County College Shelved Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile o f America ♦♦ Bp Paul Brookahlrc Bulletin ' i i TALLAHASSEE (L T D — A bill that «o<ild permit substantial teacher p a y raise* at a ro«t to date central revenue of $19 mil* lion for the biennium waa Introduced today by four arnatom. Sen. IS. T. Melton, of Lake City, the chief spunaor, acknowledged the bill, if pasted, could not be fin* anced without new or Increated tu rn , hut said he felt the people are willing to pay more for good teach­ ers. The bill would lake the additional money from the the d a te aalea tax revenue, upping the amount o f this fund which goes hack to the counties for arhool purp4H>ra from the present $.">St) to 11,000 per teacher unit. « J I O ? • l O c * ’ Instead of "bombs awayl” It’s going to be “ dodecachlorooctahydro aw ayl" Thafa right. That’a the name of the bail that’s go­ ing to be dropped on the county the next two months to try to eradicate the fire ant. They aay the new bait, more popularly known aa "Mirex,” ia highly effective. The Seminole County Board o f Corn'olsalonttv 51severed It would have to advertise for bids on ita share o f the amount used in the county even though there la only one known manufacturer. The bids will be opened May 3 at the courthouse. The county ia planning to dish out $10,000 for Its share o f the program. It also is being asked to provide 12 men for ute as flagmen in the program. The county may find It eatier to pay $10,000 than to furnish its employes as flagmen, a • a The average annual salary fo r principals and teachers in Seminole County is $6,660.79. That’s well below the Florida average o f $6,130.23 and the national average o f $6,161. Dade and Broward Counties pay the highest salaries in the state. ------ f — ------------------------------Bill Toevs, who has a col­ lection o f 6,000 picture post cards, showed some o f San­ ford dating bark to 1870 at a meeting o f the Sanford dating back to 1870 at a meeting o f the Sanford liisHistorical Society. Attending the meeting were Jack Holt, Kldred Jennlson, Mrs. S. O. Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Howe, Jim Talmadge and Bussell Talmadge. • • • Five students from this area are candidates for de­ grees Thursdsy night at Flo­ rida State University. They are John Davie Whelrhel, Sanford; Richard A. Miller, Altamonte Springs; Marian C. Fabry, Oviedo; Lucille S. Alexander, Maitland, a n d Stephen J. Anderson, Goldenrod. • • • i ft *' John D. Taylor Jr* Route 2. Sanford, is one o f 62 grad­ uating seniors from the Uni­ versity of Florida's Army and Air Force Reserve Train­ ing Corps program. He will receive his commission in the Army April 26 as part o f the university'a a n n u a l com­ mencement program. • • • Admiral C. T. Booth, writ­ ing to aay "thanks" for the hospitality during the Bomb­ ing Derby writes: "Particularly I remember Use fine fresh earn prepared under the supervision of Sheriff Hobby. Jt was indeed a taia Ire a C J U. S. Sen. Everett Dirkaen, vneationinpr at his home in DeBnry, snid today he does not believe now is the time to negotiate for an end to the war in Viet Nnm. “ I believe any effort to initiate negotiations would indicate a sort of weakening of our posi- sure Instead he labeled it "an debate.” tion,’’ the Senate Republi­ extended Also facing action in the VOL. f»7 can leader said. |Senate is the administration's Dirksen said he h a s Medicare bill, Dirkaen aaid. g e n e r a l l y supported the President'* policy on Viet Nam and hss "nothing new” to add to previous statements he has made on the floor of the Senate. The GOP leader also said there is the possibility that Congress may pass some legislation "in regard to Viet Nam" but did net indicate what type of legislation this would be. MUCH TO DO Touching on work remain­ ing to be done in Congress, Dirksen said there is much to be done. "W e haven’t really touched any o f the appropriations bills,” he said. President Johnson's contro­ versial veting right* hill re­ mains to he dealt with and Dirksen said that may take some time. "I expect it will take three weeks to a month to take ac­ tion on the voting righta bill,” Dirkien aaid. EXTENDED DEBATE He laid ha did not antici­ pate a filibuster on the mea- Phan. Phone 822-2611 ZI d Code 32771 Zip # WEATHER: Monday high 80. low 59: shower* this evening; high Wednesday mid-80s, low tonight In 60s. United Press Leased Wire Established t008 TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 172 Garden Club Dedication Set Parking Violators 'Crack Down' Due Sanford City Commissioners, expressing "lost of patience” with store owners and down­ town employes who "park all day long in front of downtown business establishments” or­ dered Police Chief Arnold Wil­ liams to "crack down” on vio­ lators. "1 wan? those tickets put on every car that is parked on the street or in the First-Park parking lot for more than two hour* and no exceptions,” said Commissioner Earl Hig­ ginbotham. One exception was made, however. The area between Park and Oak Avenue on First Street that was changed to parallel parking last week has proved confusing lo mo­ torists since old lines were Cleveland Bill Gets Initial Nod TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — A package o f bills to create a fourth district court c f ap­ peal* to serve central Florida was introduced by Sens. Mark r i w U n d . _nf_S»r/£>rrl, jm tL J. Ryan, o f Dania. The constitutional amend­ ment would provide a new court to aerve Brevard, Bro­ ward, Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Palm Beach, St. Lucie and Seminole counties. The hill dees not stipulate a headquarter* for tha dis­ trict. The Senate constitutional amendment* committee geve unanimous approval to the district court proposal, with­ out deciding where it will be located. An implementing hill put­ ting It in the area from Palm Reach Ccunty to Seminole County is in another commit­ tee. Grand Jury Being Seated Circuit Judge Tom Waddell Jr., o f Melbourne, today is empaneling the Seminole County grand Jury for the spring term of criminal court. Ona cast expected to be reviewed by the Jury ie that of two youth*, charged in the February assault o f a young school girl. Judge Waddell will proceed with criminal arraignment* after the grand jury ia ampaneled. Circuit Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. has said trials are expected to be echeduled .through the first week of TALLAHASSEE (U P f) — The House public school! committer, following a heated debate, temporarily shelved bills allocating $6.9 million for junior colleges in Alachua, Highlands, Seminole and Leon counties. Rep. Lawton Chiles, of Tollc County, a committee member, staved off efforts by soma other members to have all of the bills thrown to a subcom­ mittee for further study. Chiles said the billi need the chance for a full hearing and he waa unwilling to vote "n o” and kill them before they get out of the committco stage. Following recommendations by House Speaker E. C. Row­ ell to closely scrutinize any measures which also must go b e f o r e the appropriations committee, the public schools group discussed the Scminoln proposal for more than an hour. Stale Junior college director J a m e s Wattrnbarjer way questioned thoroughly on the proposal. Wattcnbarger said it wa* “ up to the Legislature” to de­ cide if any one o f the four schools should get priority over the others. The bills would appropriate $2,295,853 to itart a new twoyear college in Alachua Coun­ ty, $960,893 for one In High­ lands, $1,471,000 for one ia Seminole and $2,174,120 for a junior college in Leon County, "Something also may be done on the United Nations,” the lllinris Republican said. "What is the nnture o f the proposal 1 do not know. But the UN is in bad shape.” Dirksen said he also antici­ pates there will be lively de­ bate on a consulate treaty with the Soviet Union. He said the Soviets are seeking a reciprocal agreement with the U. S. in regard to consulates. LISTENING POST "There is a great deal o f opposition to this,” the Sena­ tor declared. "Under this treuty they may get rertain immunity and it tnny turn out to he nothing hut a listening post to conduct espionage ” ....... v , ;• Senator Dirksen, who hns been at hi* Deltary home for the Easter holidays, said he ■■ ■ would return to Washington today. (•ARDEN CLUB o f Sanford will dedicate it* new headquar­ apodal section of today’s Sanford Ilcrnld devoted to thi* new He said he did not plan to building.) (Herald P h o t o ) ters building at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday at Sunland Estates. (See attend the funeral fur U. S. Sen. Olln D. Johnston, who By Dot lie Austin state president of the Flor- 1donated by J. Brailey Odham, er president of the Sanford eral contractor. The furnish­ died Saturday, but had named The public is invited, along ida Federation o f Garden who developed and built the Garden Club, has served as ing* of the office, to the left several Republican aenators Clubs, will officiate at the de­ s u h d I v I s ion. Architectur­ building chairmnn and Mrs. of the entrance were given hy with dignitaries from all over to represent the GOP at the dication of the $55,000 build­ al plnns for the 6,500 square Charles Cole, of Geneva, as the trustees of the memorial the state, county and city to ing services. which represent* a foot building were drawn and Attend the ceremonies that "dream coma true” for the donated hy Joseph Shifalo, landscape chairman. Land­ fund o f the late Fred Wilson, scape plans were drawn and Sanford attorney. mark the opening of the new nearly 300 women who make Winter Park architect. Many dollars, many furn­ donated hy Bert Foster, land­ Garden Club of Sanford build­ up the club. Following dedication cere­ Tlie impressive structure of ishings, gifts, service and scape architect o f Orlando. ing at the entrance to Sunmonies to be held at the front The impreesiva c u e t o m entrance, the hundred* of land Estates, Wednesdsy at modern design, highlighted by help of all kinds have helped colorful mica stone facing on make the construction and made desk In the lobby o f the visitor*, officials and dlgnl2 p. m. Mrs. J. SI. Fahey, president the front o f the auditorium furnishing of tha naw build­ building was built and pre­ tariea expected to attend will sented to the club a* a gift he invited to tour tha new o f the cluli, noted that Mrs. stand* near the entrance to ing possible, Frank Hewlett, o f Miami, Sunland Estates on two lots Mrs. D. K. Dorman, a form­ from E. R. Wood, the gen- building. “ NOT ENCOURAGING” not erased. Commissioners or­ dered that "courtesy tickets School Board Chairmen Ma­ only" be given driver* parked son Wharton told The Sanford at an angle until the old lines Herald; “ We knew it waa go­ arc erased. ing to be rough going but thi* Is not encouraging. 1 know our City Manager W. E. Know­ legislator* are doing every­ les was instructed to "bor­ Resignations of Mack N. thing they can. We'd be satrow” a line eraser to eradi­ Cleveland Sr., Sanford's fire Isticd to get the Initial $30,000 cate tha old lings, Including chief .or sir jrcats, and of S. those A* m Park Avenue to we asked for to get started. I M. RiChard Sr., city public Sanford Avenue on First hope we can find out more works director, also a 40-year Street, which will then be about this today.” veteran, were accepted "with marked for 30 degree angle School Supt. It. T. Milvvra deep regret" by the City Com­ parking instead of the present stated ha had conferred by mission in adjourned session IS-dcgrcc angle. telephone this morning with Tribute to the City of San­ Monday evening. A motion by Higginbotham, state education officials ak SAIGON (U P I )-U . S. Air ford, its lendrrs and its em­ Cong force* near the U. S. air­ In a letter to the commiss­ seconded by Joe Baker to Tallahassee and “ 1 am con­ ion. Chief Cleveland requested Force Jeta rained 20 tons of base at Dn Nang and Vietna­ fident our Junior college mea­ change all parking back to ployes was paid by S. M. Ri­ that lie he placed on inactive bombs on North Viet Nam to­ mese officials said a Commu­ sure will be brought up parallel failed narrowly. M. chard Sr. Monday evening duty on May 16, with his re­ day, setting off a aeries of nist regiment of 3,000 men again for further study" by L. Raborn Jr. voted “ no” when he tendered his request tirement effective Sept. 30, landslides which blocked two had taken up positions In the the committee this session. making a 2-1 vote but Acting for retirement after -to year* urea for a bitter fight to the when he will have completed strategic highways. Mayor A. L. Wilson exercised of public service. Retiring as A U. S. Navy pilot was kill­ finish. 45 years with the Sanford his prerogative vote and add­ city public works director, go­ Eighty American and South ed when his plane crashed Fire Department. ed a "nay” to make it a tie ing on inactive duty Thurs­ RiChard, who has “ done during a separate raid on Vietnamese planes roved at vote, 2-2. day, Richard presented the will over North Viet Nam to­ everything there Is to do” In Communist territory. Higginbotham then moved following letter to the City day. In South Viet Nam, Commu­ city public works over the for 180-degree angle parking. Commission: An American m i l i t a r y "That'll put 'em against the years—even working without nist guerrillas murdered an "At the time I started work­ Casselberry Board of Alder­ spokesman aaid there were American civilian and wound­ curb," he quipped. The motion ing with the City it was noth­ pay for a time back in de­ men Monday night accepted a died for lack of a second. pression days—asked in a let­ ed four U. S. aoldiers In two three major raids In all—one ing compared to what it is to­ hy the U. S. Air Force, one hid of $14,060 for a new Gallon ter of resignation that he he separate (error attacks Mon­ day. 1 can remember way by the Vietnamese air force motor grader to be used for permitted to go on inactive day night. back when! — Probably none f | i • ____f t At least IS Vietnamese were and a third by planes of bolh street maintenance. S l a t * atatus Thursday and retire­ of you young gentlemen re­ 18806513 Tractor and Equipment Comreported killed In the two in- air forces. member the happenngs of ment be effective on Oct. 1. Tlw biggest was a 40 plane pany, of Orlando, waa tha winyesteryear. Equipment was Commissioners tabled an___________________ ■ATiTeHca'iriTfacITagainst high- j nlng bidder, |io*iRYriienT ofY"n~oV 7 l"rVr ill e f ,m,er * ' ncr,can » '* ~— Pivktrij--the-ksst- ef-what youThe aldermen also accepted diera were wounded in a ways in which the landslideh*d, labor was everyone S. M. RICHARD SR. until the May 10 meeting. continuing battle with Viet triggering t e c h n i q u e was a bid of $3,293 for a used City Manager W. K. Knowles Twelve Sanford Naval Air working, bosses and laborers take this opportunity to thank used. The tactic la designed to tractor from Clare Balmcr alike. Times have changed as will take over as acting pub Station reconnaissance and choke off highway traffic car­ Jr. each o f you, for listening to i ,, . bomber aircraft will fly over I need not tell you. The luturc an old man's rambling. I(ir|l*c work, director temporarily rying troop* and supplica to In oilier action the board Orlando during “ John Young of Sanford looks very bright, the kindness and considcra when RiChard goes on inac Communist guerrilla* in the approved the application o f Day” ceremonies at 11:30 a. 'My Dream Come True' to tion that you have shown me Uvc status. South. advanced planning funds from have seen this rily grow into City commissioners Indlcat tn. Saturday. throughout the years. Without A raid by 23 American and the Housing and Home FINine It A-SC Vigilantes and what it is today and what it )ou r forethought and interest ed thry arc planning “ appro Vietnamese air force planes nance Agency. The agreement three A-3D Skywarrlor* will could be tomorrow has been this City would not have ciation day” ceremonies in knockitl out the approaches calls fur the expenditure of Construction work towaid l>c included in the formation worth every hour, every year grown from what it was for so October for the three city em the fuur-luning of 26th Street lo a highway bridge near the $8,500 for public works plan­ fly-by over the downtown that I have worked for the many years and we would mg ployes — RiChard, Cleveland (HR 46) In-tween Mellnnville coastal town of Dong Hoi. ning. City of Sanford. arra. hr looking at the bright hori­ and Police Chief Roy G. Wll and French Avenues will lie "Y ou gentlemen and the zon of tomorrow." liams—"who have given the The 12 planes, attached to romiitenced Monday by the Commissions before you have In-vt years of their lives to the Hcconnaissance Attack Wing lluhhard Construction Com­ made this happen. City of Sanford One, w ill represent BeronnnisOpen FrL Nights! pany, of Orlando. “ Few people realize the saner Attack Squadrons One, Hubbard was low bidder Three *nd Seven, and Heavy honest hard labor that goes with $209,314 for the state into one Hay's work ir the Attack Squsdron II. lliiv a MBIT (UiAUTV V ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY contract. The project must be City. It takes from the higgrst Among those attending the D ropH completed within 160 work­ I ni vs to the smallest pad la­ ceremonies f o r Astronaut Mrs. Norma Howard, 612 ing days. WASHINGTON (U PI) - A Young will he Vice President borer to make this Cily oper­ Hubbard officials, meeting public health official fears Prairie Lake Drive, Kcm ate smoothly. Few cities have lluliert Humphrey and Flor­ that a "m ajor tragedy” in­ Park, received a shock early Monday afternoon with City the loyalty that is shown in ida's Sen. George Snuther*. Sanford. Few cities hsvi the volving "thousands of defec­ today when she looked out her Manager W. E. Knowles, FLUFFY, SOFT experienced leadership that tive babies" may result from door and found her front yard said artual work will lie ainking slowly. alerted at the Mellunville end DACRON® we have; the Commission, a German measles epidemic As reported al noon today o f 26th, working to the west. men who put all else aside to in the United States this year. PILLOWS First work will be clearing Dr. Richard Maalind, a di by Constable Gtady O. Hall, contemplate the problems the area—said to be about 12 and grubbing along tha aouth that arise each day. The City ; " Cl° r , 0[ - .lh.e ,.N> li? n*1, In,U .................' "Diseases by 15 feel — lias sunk to a aid* of 26th, to make way for FORT MYERS (U P D -T h e Manager, not only expcrienc ‘ lute of' Neurological and Blindness, said that "w e depth of four feet and is con­ tha widening program. 20” s 2 l’ Sun Oil Company announced ed, but very well verse! in Through traffic will lie ita fifth producing well in public relations. He haidlci are very fearful that between tinuing slowly to sink deeper. permitted at ell limes for the Felda fields cast of here his employes with fairness a half and one per cent of N o n - allergenic D a tha several dead-end streets ia producing 225 barrels a and with tart that is posicss- all the babies whose mothers cion ® polyester fiberwere pregnant during this running o ff 25th Street. day. ed by few. The Cily empUycs, BALTIMORE. Md. ( U P D fill pillowe with strip­ period of the epidemic are The new well was drilled which I consider a very spe­ The Baltimore Sun filled to ed ticking covering to going to be defective.” cial group of people, tach 11,612 fret drep. It first began publish today for the first alnk into luxuriously pumping April 9. The four striving to fulfill his duties to time in 12$ years due to a Crooms High School on at Penney’a little price! KING RETURNS other wells in the field are the best of his ability. strike by the American News­ West 13th Street waa broken 20-os. yielding an average of 200 "THIS IS MY LIFE - I SELMA, Ala. (U P I)-N egro paper Guild. into Mooday night and an add­ barrels daily. have lived these problems leaders, heartened by Dr. ing machine, typewriter and Sun Oil also said a sixth daily—without your help and Martin Luther King'* first QUAKE HITS two television sets stolen, ac­ well has been drilled 11,461 the help of every person work­ visit to Alabama since the TOKYO (U PI) - A strong cording to Principal H. L. feet and pumping may be ing with the City I would sev­ m a r c h on Montgomery, earthquake sent t r e m o r * Douglas. The police report in­ started within a week. Two er have aeen Sanford as I is spread out through a three- through central Japan today, dicate! entrance was gained USE YOUR PENNEY CHARGE CARD! other wells are being drilled today. county aiea today to press killing one person and injur­ through an unlocked auditor "in parting, 1 would hi* to their voter registration drive. ing three others. in the Felda licldi. , ium window. Two More 40-Year Gty Veterans Retire RiChard Leaves On Tender Note U. S. Bombs Block Strategic Highways Casselberry Buys Grader To Honor Young 25th St. Work Starts Monday ften n eu f Major Tragedy Seen For Babies Fern Park Yard 4 Feet Florida Fields Producing Oil 2“ Paper Misses School Entered /■ / * Full Hearing Advocated By House Solon �President's Offer Crazy Horse Saloon Held Open For Vief Nam Peace Strip Mining R j f Baaftrh Vm lfc Page 2 — April 20, 1966 Latin Nations Take-Over Seen By Cuba Chief MIAMI (U P !) — Cuban Premier Fidel Castro said to­ day Communist guerrillas will take ovar Guatemala, Colombia and Vanasuela be* causa national armies In thoas Latin countries ara In* effective “ mercenaries." In a two-hour, IB-minute H a v a n a radio - television •peach that concluded at 1 a.m., Castro also expressed confidence that there are “ no traitors" among his own Communist Indoctrinated forces. Hs presided at ceremonies marking tha fourth anniver­ sary of his victory over a refugee Invasion force at the Bay o f Pigs in 1981. Tha premier claimed hs hss captured enough American weapona smuggled Into Cuba ever the past six years “ to stage 100 revolutions In Latin America." “ Tha American Treasury has paid fo r a larga part o f our arm* supply," hs addsd, “ although, o f course, we have many more powerful and bet­ ter weapons. But In case o f a s invasion, wa hava suffi­ cient arms." Castro said his armed forcea ara aufficently organ­ ised to detect “ mother ships carrying apaadboata" when they ara fa r offshore. Hs •aid on# Castroita patrol plana, near tha limit o f Its range, bombed one o f these mother ships more than $00 mils# at sea. Ha gava no de­ tails. " I f ws had long-r a n g a bombers they wouldn't hava • single piece o f wood left •float," ha said. Hs reiterated hts previous o ffe r to send “ volunteers" to V ist Nam If they ara request­ ed by the Communist Viet Cong. Ha said “ Yanksa im­ perialism" must ha defeated there as wall as “ tverywhere." In specifying Venesuals, Colombia and Guatemala as those Latin nations where guerillas will first achieve victory, Gaatro sold the Unit­ ed 8tates “ knows" the arm­ ies o f those countries cannot win* “ However, calling them ‘ armies' Is • misnomer be­ cause they are juat mercenar­ ies," ha said. Are You Growing Aspirin Plants? Mary, Mary, quits contrary. How does your aspirin grow ? As you can see, this bit o f doggerel la different from the childhood veralon. But the chsneee are you really are growing a form o f aspirin in your garden. Aeplrln, the moat widely' used medicine In tha world, Is • salieylsto. And the salicy­ lates can be found naturally In many garden ftowere, or the willow tree, or the plants -«f"c3iijw<nr~'fiat\*r Tifcldalfii orange, apple, cherry, grape and strawberry. C o l o r f u l plants that contain salicy­ lates are hyacinth, tulip, marigold and pansy. Grass has a widsr range thin any ether plant, occupy­ ing virtually all parts o f tha earth and tolerating both tor­ rid and extremely cold weath­ er. BRIT IN SPANISH wa* presented recently by aeveral girl* o f Mr*. Catherine Teague'* third grade class at Oviedo over ETV Channel 24. In the group were (left to right, front) Melanie Scott, Martha Hutchlnaon and Susan Clonts; (back) Fay Stoner, Cindy Parker, Linda Olliff and SANFORD CIVITAN8 celebrated the 46th birthday o f CIvitan Interna­ tional and the eighth birthday o f the local organization with a party and special program at Lake Monroe Inn. Installation ceremonies were held for new member, Ronald Brooks. From left are Robert Brisson, presi­ dent; Clnrenco Clause, sponsor; Brooks, new member, and Charles Kampf, lieutenant governor o f the local district, who officiated. (Herald Photo) Burns* Bill Half-Way Senate OKs Free Fair Measure TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Gov. Hsydon Bums' $1.2 mil­ lion proposal to make Flor­ ida’s World's Fair exhibit free this summer is halfway through tho Legislature and only slightly worse for a rousing Senate buttle. The bill now goes to the IIouso, where a simile:; meas­ ure already Is under consider­ ation in committee. The $1.2 million World's Fair bill introduced and hack­ ed by gubernatorial forces provided tha main action In the Senate Monday. It waa the first major administration bill to get thurugh either house. It passed despite an unwrit­ ten agreement in the Senate that no spending would l>o considered until the general appropriations bill was out of the way. Ths bill cleared the upper chandier by n 34-U vote. The bill is to finunce the state exhibit at the World’s Fair fo r ths rest of ths year and make it free to the public. The Senate amended the measure, howuver, to require the money to bn used only to pay o ff ths exhibit's debts and finance Its operations, and that ths fundi ba audit­ ed within 120 days o f the dosin g * jf-th e *f»h . —— ------Ths two.hour debate ovsr ths measure saw Senate Pres ident James Connor, a strong ally o f Burns, Irnve ths ros­ trum and go to the floor to argus In favor of tha bill. Objections by opponsnts in­ cluded charges that the money Is not nssdsd on sn “ smsrgenry" basis, sml that the $1.2 million would push spending above income for the coming biennium and cause new taxes. “ If you pais this bill," said Sen. B. C. Pearce, of East Palstka, chairman o f the finunco and taxation committee, “ I don’t see how we can hold in any committee bills call- — 3 rets- Ing for taxes until tha appro­ priations bill is approved.'* Burns has s t r e s s e d he wants absolutely no new taxes or Increasss in present taxci. The House Monday passed and ssnt to tho Senate a handful o f bills Including part of ths Leglslatlvs Council's mental health package. A House Judiciary commit­ tee sent to the floor a bill it hopes will rut down on alli­ gator poaching In ths state by providing a fin# o f up to $1,000 or a yesr In Jail for unlawful possession, sale or transportation of alligator skins. Nellie Metcalf Dies In Montana ( APT. H. L. Phillips, non of M/Sgt. and Mra. L. L. J ’hlllles,.of . m W. Ninth Htreot, is en routo to Viet Nam for d u t y with the U. 8. A r m y . Phillips is a v e t e r a n o f duty in K o r e a and Germany. Ho has been stationed at Third Army Head­ quarters, Ft. McPher­ son, Ga.. and makes his home in Atlanta with his wife and three chil­ dren. Mrs. Neill* Lane Metcalf, 05, native of Seminole Coun­ ty, died last Thursday at bar home in Great Palls, Mont. She had lived In Seminole County until she moved to Great Falla five years ago. Survivors are her husband, Charles Metcalf, of Great Falls; eons, Charles E. Lane, of Tamps; Gordon W. Lena, of Great Falls; Clyda G. and Robert *LT *£ ih i;~ b oth "or HilC ln$s, Mont.; daughters, Mrs. Lucille Yates, of Parry, Ga.; Mrs. Mildred Tanner, of Christmas, and Mra. Betty Crowder, of Great Falla; a aistar, Mrs. Andy Jensen, of Tampa; her stepmother, Mrs. Sara Oglesby, of Sanford; M grandchildren s a d t h r e e great-grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, it la charge of ar­ rangements. WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Johnson's offer of "unconditional" Viet Nam peace talks remained open to­ day but It appeared— at least on the eurfaco—that there were no taken. The State Department, ad­ mittedly “ disappointed" at tha Communist world's nega­ tive response, had under study a new North Vietnam­ ese radio statement on the matter. But at first glance it appeared to be even more negative. The etstement, by the offi­ cial North Vietnamese news agency, appeared to be a strong rebuff to the recent call by 17 neutral nations for countries involved in the Viet Nam conflict to agree to talks without preconditions. It was issued about tha same time Monday that ■ high State Department o ffi­ cial, speaking in Detroit, waa urging Communist capitals to reply soon “ and in responsible terms" to the neutralist ap­ peal. In his apeach, which had barn prepared before the Hanoi statement, Leonard Unger, deputy aealatant sec­ retary o f atata for Far East­ ern affaire, aald Johnson's unconditional discussions o f­ fer remained open despite the negative Communist response. Ths new North Vietnamese statement appeared to boil down to this: Hanoi would "consider” a peace conference only when the United States nlstd" ths Communist terms nlsed" ths Communist terms for a settlement. These included U. S. with­ drawal from South Vist Nam, an end to bombing o f the North, and apparently a neu­ tral coalition South Vietnam­ ese regime pending reunifica­ tion o f North and South. This was in contrast to Johnson's stated terms o f an independent South Viet Nam, an end to Communist aggres­ sion, and son s system to guarantee that aggression would not resume. The State Department's ex­ pression o f disappointment referred to a weekend com­ munique by Moscow and Hanoi. Issued Saturday, ths So* viet-North Vietnamese communlqua reiterated demands from Hanoi that the United Btates atop bombing North Viet Nam and withdraw its forces from South Viat Nam. It also said that If tha Unit­ ed States Intensified its raids in tha North, Ruaalan volun­ teers might be allowed by the Kremlin to go to fight In Viet Nam. Solid Gold In Paris By Rosette Hargrove PARIS — (N EA ) — Alain Bemardin has mods a good­ ly fortune In 10 ytara by making people feel "devilish­ ly devilish." Bernsrdin’a Crssy Horse Saloon, temple o f tha strip tease in Faris, has just mark­ ed its 10th birthday—and nobody could be more sur­ prised at the Crasy Horse's success than Its owner. In a plush pseudo-Wlld West decor with dark plaid upholstering and crimson car­ peting, Bemardin hss evolv­ ed a most sophisticated and unique show. A pioneer in the art, sit hs had to go on ware e couple o f msgsslna stories and a movie. He decided that ha could do batter—and did. Bo this ex-antiqus dealer, •x-rastaurant owner turnad producer, imprassarlo, elec­ trician and announcer, and opened his cellar on the swanky Avenue George V , just about a block away, as the crow files, from tha world-famed Lido. “ The trick" says Bemar­ din, “ la to maka people feel “ devilishly devilish," not to shock them. Tha girls are beautiful, seductive, and they are alt trained dancera.” In the past 10 years Ber­ n ard s has engaged some 100 girls who have samed • global reputation for tho Crasy Horse Ratoon. What does he first look for in a candidate stripper! Her ayes. " i f s girl's tyss era lack­ ing In expression, than she cannot mime sn set.” Only when she has passed this test does he consider her anatomy and has her parade on his minute stage under tha spot­ lights. "Then I have a long talk with her” hs explains, "to learn something about her character. Then It Is easy for me to create an act wbleh fits her personality." Hla “ fillies" are subject to sever* rules. No stage-door Johnnies a n allowed. Ths girls never appear out front. The mqre, persistent admlqer may try and get hla card slipped to a girl before tha Business Briefs Newt O f Area Men In Service Airman Wallace J. Van Naas, son o f Mr. and Mra. Davis W. Can Ness, Longwood, has left for tha West­ ern Pacific with Navy A t­ tack Squadron 188, aboard tha attack aircraft carrier USS Oriskany. ....... _ " Afia'cV * Fquadron ’ 168 will P. L. ELMORE be • part o f tha air strike Pence L. Elmore, retired U. arm o f the U. 8. Seventh Float while deployed In ths S. Navy chief, has become associated with S t a m p e r Pacific aboard ths Ariakany Agency as a real estate sals* man. Elmore, who attendet Timothy F. Hubbard, 18, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Mart II. Dr. McCloskay’a Real Estate Robar, 10$ Orients Drive, License Law and Salesman­ AlUmonta Springs, is under­ ship School baa resided at going nine waaks o f Navy 1101 Grove Manor Driva sine* basic training at ths U. S. retiring in 1057 from tho U. Naval Training Center, Great S. Navy. Mast o f Ponce Elmore's re­ Lakes, III. cant Naval service waa aboard the larger air craft carrier*, USS Coral Sea and USS Ranger aa leading chief. Elmore and his wife, Mary, are members of ths rinecreit Baptist Church. Bill 8t*mBsr, realtor, stated that Pones Elmore's experi­ ence in building construction end air conditioning will stand him in good stead while serving his many acquaint­ ances In solving their real estate problems. Mississippi Siege Running Full Force LA CR08SE, WIs. (U P I)— Tha siege o f the Mississippi continued full force today against scores of communities along a 500-mil* stretch of river from Minnesota to cen­ tral Illinois. Three hundred volunteers, worked through the night to build up a threatened dike at La Crosse, where the record flood waters chewed through two dikes Monday. Upstream a t W i n o n a , Minn-, police routed 1,000 persona from their homes as ths city braced for the rivar'a full height. Far downstream at Quincy, 111.| worried authorities fear­ ed tha nlnaway rich? would cut through a dike and sweep out across 1,000 acres of rich farm land. Up and down tha mighty river, makeshift dikss and sandbagged levees groaned against ths powerful flow of watar. Nearly ayerywhere, t h a Mississippi was running at record levels. In tome places it held steady, in others it Inched ominously upward. A tense situation developed at La Crosse Monday when the river cut through a dike and pounded huge bulk gaso­ line tanka to a precarious tilt. Authorities feared the tanks ware leaking and that a apark would set o ff a sea of flames through the town. Fire exports were called In and Monday night determined that tha tanka, containing 1$ millions gallons o f fuel, ware not leaking. The rivar waa running 17.8 feet deep peat La Crosse early today, with a erest o f 1$ feet expected Wednesday. Civil defense spokesmen said ths crest will b# maintained for two o f three days. Alabama DAR Goes ’Way Back * WASHINGTON fU P I) — The Daughters o f the Amer­ ican Revolution have coma up with • rare find: A member only two generations remov­ ed from a Revolutionary War soldier. The new Daughter Is Mrs. Ntlli* Strang* Christopher, 7$, o f Liatsr, Ala. She submitted documented proof to tha DAR recently that she la the granddaughter of Sgt. Abner Strange, who Joined the oCntlnental army In Albamart* County, Va^ and served through moat o f the Revolution. A DAR apokesman said most member* trace their connection with the Revolu* tlon bark ovar alx or aoven generations. show is over. But most o f the. girls go horn* at night aft<r‘ ths show. Savers! ara marri­ ed. Evsr sine* ths beginning o f ■ the Crasy H on s Saloon its' owner has steadily fought against his dancer* falling into ths old “ bumps and grinds" routine o f American atrip tease. "But you have to watch them all the time" says Bornsrdln. “ The moment I turn ray head— there they go." Hla latest show Is a con­ cession to what he considers “ pop a r t ” This is expressed by five girls dressed in kty bits o f football gtar—hel­ mets, shoulder pads, socks end clested shoes, leaving the bosom and other portions o f ths anatomy mostly bars. A newcomer. Berths von Paraboum, sets out a satire on Hitler’s Germany, with much use o f the ewsstika In the lighting effects. Bertha ths gooes step to ths strains o f martial music wearing jack boots and a Prussian helmet 8he ends up wearing nothing but a swas­ tika G-string. The Crasy Horse Saloon Is on* pises where you do not have to drink champagne,, and you can even order soft drinks without shrinking. First drink sets a patron back about $6. A fter that it Is $2 a drink. Longwood VFD Saves Car O f Area Reporter Herald Reporter Maryann Milas o f Bear Lakt-Forest City a n a credits quick action o f ths Longwood Voluntesr Department for saving her car from being lost recently when fire broke out at Don’s Repair Shop at Sanlando Springs where tha vehicle was in overnight for work. Don and Sandy LaPoma, owners o f tha garage, report that they received a call at thslr home just at midnight that the shop waa afire. By the time they got down, Longwood firemen already had tha f i n out with only an approximate $200 damages la what could have been a severe and costly loss. Causa o f ths fire is attrib­ uted to wiring short circuit. Grapeville Florist 822-0886 All Occasions Ftowere Fee POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES t i l l Grspevllt# A vs. Free Delivery Feeling adventuroue? B u ya L e Sabre with a W ildcat lurking under the hood. (And a lot of action behind the w heel) Sir Francis Drake found the potato being eaten aa a atafia food In South Ameri­ ca a 1577, according to En* ryebpaedia Britannlca. Funeral Notice larrcaLr. SANFORDILKI Lodge M V officers i n pictured (front row Phillip*, 8. B. Smith, Lennon Hale, Guy Nerill, Frank from le ft): William LIpthrott, Milton Tolnert, Horace Green, William Headrick and Robert Williums; (buck row) L. M. llolmea and Ombjr Frank*. Has. m m l.tN K — runarat service* for l e e Neills Lsn* Metcalf, ti, **u> died (set Thursday In (Ires! Kails. Mont., will be held a t I p m , this Thursday al the Church o f Uod of Vtophsey with Rev. Robert a Welch o f ficia lis e . Burtal • HI t>* In l<ak*vl*w Cams* llry, Hanford. (Iranihow Kuusfal Home la eharpa. m rout toot iumoiuto iwu ocaui wmowu nicx twin mno$ aery. B ILL H E M P H ILL MOTORS, INC., ' ' - <Twt M 1 0 * 0 1 THOMAS AKOTHCR iw r-C K CA0I9 �Mr M rrl VrraO Romney On High Pitfalls Ahead April 20, 1965 — Page 3 Cherokecs Say: By Bnire Bloaaaf LANSING, Mich. (N B A )— Michigan'* Republican Gov. Georg# W. Romney, at 88 fairly launched into hi* sec­ ond term, keep* on building political “ star quality" and thereby freahly confound# hit bewildered adversaries. With th* 1968 GOP presldential nomination beckoning on the far horizon, the gov­ ernor's progress on his home grounds is a matter of mo­ ment well beyond Michigan's Iqirder*. A new visit reveals him to be riding high, though not without pitfalls to skirt in the months ahead. Different now in aome ways, he is basically what ha was when h* charged into the political arena thre* years ago— unpredictable, un­ orthodox, so "good " that It hurts. Says on* Democratic appraiser. "That clean life he'a lead­ ing is really paying o ff." Seldom doe* tha governor let anyone, including himself, forget his rigid Mormon up­ bringing. A political advers­ ary who truly admires him declares: "It's his v i r t u e s that frighten me, not hi* sin*." The flrat time Romney In­ vited top atat* officers to hi* White Man Still “Speaks With Forked Tongue CHEROKEE, N. C. (UP1) A band of disgruntled Cherokee Indian* termed con­ vinced today that, after all the** year*, the white man ' a t l l l ipeak* with forked ton­ gue. Th* Tribal Council of the Eattem Band of Cherokee Indian* expressed oppoiition to a propoied compromlie to legislation which would keep atate game warden* o ff their hunting and fishing ground*. A bill introduced originally 4 In the General Assembly would let the Cherokee* reg­ ulate all hunting and fishing on their reservation, appoint their own game protector* and enforce the same atate law* that members of the state wildlife commission now enforce. A compromise bill would let the Indians regulate hunt® ing and fishing on the res­ ervation, but would extend the trout season for two months, until Oct. 31. Some members of th* tribal council, still committed to the original bill, aaid they would rather have no legislation than the compromise. WROUGHT IRON columns divide the audi­ torium and lobby of the new Gnrden Club of Sanford building, and the wrought iron decora­ tive theme is repeated in the chandeliers, mnde of the same material and hung with crystal tear­ drops. The design in the columns is of onk leaves. Legal Notice Home Nursing Program Slated E I C T I T I O l* N.*HB NOTICK IS hereby alven that I am anaaa*<t In bualneaa at Five Polnta— Highway 1T-SS. Seminole County. Florida, un­ der the fiction* natn# of, HLACK CAT TAVKItN. and that 1 Intend to register eald name with the Clerk o f the circ u it Court. Kemlnol* County, Florida, In accordance with the provisions of th* Fictitious Nam* Statute*, to-w lt : Section SIJ.o* Florida Statute* 1>17. His: Dan C. Vale* Cleveland, Htephenaon A Mlae Attorney* at I*aw, P. tt. Drawer Z. Bull* i , s , . „ . Sanford Atlantic National nank nulldlng, Sanford. Florida. Puhtl*h March I* * April *. 1J. :o. m s . la the Caart of th* «'• «■ «* Judas, Semluul* Cauatr. Flor­ ida. la Probate, la llai Kalale of William Ilernarr Clancy, J r . Dec*a*ed. T a All Creditors aad Parana* tla tta a Claim* or lleaiaad* Aaalaal Said Kalalei \ I * r he * MEMORIAL to the lnte Fred R. Wilson, Sanford attorney, is seen in thn furnishings of the office nt the Garden Club of Snnford building. Mrs. E. R. Wood ndmircs the beautiful desk, chair and Oriental carpet which were donated by trustees of the Wilson Memorial Fund. (Herald Photo) y#F A ! L NOT TO ANSWER Lent a Decree Pro Confeeao be en­ tered agalnet you. WITNESS MY HAND and Iht o ffic ial Seal o f lb* abova alylrd Court at Sanford, Srmlnala County. Florida, this Sad day o f April. A. D. mi. tSBALl Arthur H. Rdekwlth, Jr . Clark o f tk* abor* stylad Court By: Elisabeth Bruanahao D C, ALBERT M. FITTS 1 Masonic Building eanford. Florida Attorney for Plaintiff Publish April d. II. IS. It, 1HI CDIe-lT Mors C om forf W oorlRf FALSE TEETH Her* la a pteaaant way Jo oeercomi loose plate Otacomfort. FA8TBXTH an improved powder, sprinkledI o* upper and lowtr plate* bold* then firmer *o that thay feel more com fori able. No trummy.sooey, heat; taste or feettna. Ita alkaline (non a d d ). Doe* not eour. Checks "plate odor breath". Oat FABTKETH tads; at drus counter* atarywhara. Zing into spring! in a new Chevrolet All resident* o f the Casael berry area are invited to a meeting of the Seminole Pub­ lic Health Nursing Advisory Council at 7:30 p.m. Wednes dny at the town hnll (next to the fire stntiun) to learn more about the service* offer­ ed l>y the home nursing pro gram. A special speaker, Dr. Brooke Smith, will talk on dia!>ctcs. Dr. Frank I.eone, rounty public henlth director; Mr*. Grace Fisher, supervisor nf nurses, and rnunril prrai dent Kenneth McIntosh will he present to distribute liter­ ature and cxplnin the pro­ gram. Fire Chief Paul Rate* particulnrly urge* all memliera nf the Casselberry Volunteer Fire Department and their wives to attend. The rnunril recently Initlnted the plnn for meeting In different communities In tha county in order to reach mort people. Hi CftmeMRape!* Sport Cospa '• CtorOr JfofiSs f-Doer Arifc* Wapao ^ Af$0 WV&OtoO Church Men Meet Candle Power LBJ Back At Desk After Long Holiday ALBANY, Calif. (U PI) When all the power went out at Golden Gate rare track, racing was halted because bet­ tors could not find their way to the betting window*. But WASHINGTON (UPI) when track official* obtained 500 candles from nearby St. President Johnson, back st hi* Am brose';. Ca IhpUq. C-hiltCb. in AVhite-Wour* des4* -a.'ttr-a -Iso-; Berkeley, the racing resumed. holiday weekend in Texas, to­ day plunged into a busy sche­ dule of domestic and interna­ tional tasks. NOTICF. OK SAI.K Nolle* Is hereby given Ihtt. Johnson returned to the pursuant In a Final Decree of vs. capital Monday night after Forecloanr* entered In can.* RAONH1LDUR J. W A I . U C K , Defendant. numbered 11714 In lie C|n ult spending the Easter weekend Court of Henilnote County, at his ranch. NOTICE OF f t ’ IT Florida, I will aril (be property TOl ItAONlllLDIJn J. W A L I.ACK. WHOSE HKSIPENCE IS LAUOANE8VKGUR ID* flKOKJAVIK. ICELAND: A fW O R N COMPLAINT H av­ ing been filed In the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County. Florida. In Chancery, entitled. "Marvin E. Wallace. Ill, Plaintiff, v*. RAQNHIl— TUJR J. WALLACE. Defendant." praying for certain relief for the abor* named Plaintiff and agalnet Tou a* th* Defendant. NOW. TH EREFO RE. THIS IS TO NOTIFY YOU That If you wleh to defend agalnet and rontaet the abova entitled a c ­ tion. Tou are required to til* your Aaawer or other written defene*. If any you have, to title Complaint with th* Clerk o f th* above etyled Court and to serve upon P la in tiff* Attor­ ney, ALBERT S. FITTS, who** addree* I* I Maaonlo Building, Sanford, Florida. U.B.A* a cop y th ereof on or before the Tth day o f Mar. !»•*THE KATVRK of eald romplaint le to pray that th* above etyled Court grant th* above named Plaintiff a Divorce A Vinculo Matrlmoall o f and from functions, many hard-shelled professionals still add to­ gether hi* strong religious bent, his moralising, his evok­ ing o f “ proven principles" that somehow- seem beyond GOP doctrine, and come up with the tag of "maverick." One crusty veteran of the national party never will for­ get Romney telling him "money isn't everything" when he visited the governor on a fund-raising miaaion. Republicans can't really fig him philosophically. Moder­ ate* and liberals applaud hia concern over civil rights and other "people’a problems." Goldwaterites perk up when they hear him thrash every­ thing big, forgetting that ha include* business. Romney’a brand o f Individ­ ualism strikea one appraiser a* o f the rugged, western, "you don't build no railroad through here, we’ll taka cars o f It ouraelvea" variety. By Jane Casselberry CDK-133 You and each o f you a rhereby notified and required to prevent any claim* and de­ mands which you. or either of you. may have agalnet the eatat* of William Ilernarr Clancy. J r . deceaaed. la ’ s of said County, to th* County Judge of S e m in o le County, Florida, at hi* of fice In the oourt hou** o f »ald County at Sanford. Florida, within * lz calendar month* from th* tlma • f th* flrat publication o f thl* nolle*. T w o copies of each claim or demand *hall b* In writing, and shall state th* place of residence and po»t o f ­ fice address o f th* claimant, and *hall be sworn to by th* claimant, o r agent, or attor­ ney and accompanied by a f il­ ing fee o f on* dollar and such claim or demand not *o Med Shall be void. fleratdln* Zehntner Clancy As executrix o f th* Imal Will and Testament of William Ilernarr Clancy. Jr., deceased Cleveland, Stephenson A Mis* P. O. Drawer 7. Sanford. Florida Publish March 1« A April «. tl. to. 19<i. . c p i t - m .......... ............................. IK TH E CIRCUIT COURT. M A T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IS AND FOB SKSSINOLE COIISTV, IT CH AAPERY AO. l « M t VIAllVIN K. WALLACE. 111. Plaintiff. office, a fellow who enjoys Speaker Joseph Wowalski: his pipe observed: "Governor, "Oh, joe, fiddle-faddy popI don’t see any ash tray* pycock!" e e e here." Romney’* partaking o f ex­ Responded Romney: "That’s ercise is by now legendary. right, you don't." His fast early m o r n i n g The official added: "I'd brushes with the golf course hate to spill ashes on this go on. By Mormon precept, beautiful carpet." the body is the temple o f th* Romney snapped back: "I spirit and must b« well main­ wouldn't advise it." tained. Rut for five days this Naturally he avoid* all pro­ winter tha tempi* shook a fanity. Yet listener* thought bit. A veteran newsman change might be In the wind notes: when they heard th# govern­ “ Believe It or not, this man or's annoyed rejoinder to a remark by Democratic House had a cold." Provoked by hia "good ­ ness," Romney's rivals won't stop trying to taka the shine o ff or push him into displays of temper. He, o f course, never admits anger but says simply that he “ get* Intense." A needling Democrat com­ ments: "He's been intense a lot lately. In other words, mad­ der than hell." • e a Aa ii well known, tha gov­ ernor's unique m a k a - u p causes aa much bafflement among potential Republican allies ns among Democrats looking for the "handle." Despite his " I ’m a team TIIE ROMNEY player" and hia atepped-up *That clean out-of-state visits to party Legal Notice •lluatrd In Kemlnol* County. Florida, deerrlbrd ae: 1.01 t l , ACADEMY MANOn D M T ONE. according to th* plat tharaof as record­ ed In Plat Book It. Pag* *3. Public narorda o f Sem­ inole County Florida. Including specifically, but not by way o f limitation, th* f o l ­ lowing nature: Monogram Wall Kurnare, Model RIOIS, Serial Num­ bs Not Available permanently Installed Togeth er with all structure* and Improvements now and hereafter on said land, and flxturta attached thereto, and •II rant*. Isauaa, proceeds, and profits accruing and to accrue from eald premia**, all o f which ar* Included within the fo re go in g description and th* habendum thereof; a lto all gae, ataara. electric, water, and other heating, cooking, r e fri­ gerating. lighting, plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating and power ayateme, machine*, a p ­ pliance*. fixture*, and appurtenanre*. which now ar* or may hereafter pertain to, nr t>a used with. In or on said prem­ ises, even though thay b* d e ­ tached or detachable, at pabllc sal*, to lb* highest and heat bidder fo r raeh, at the Front flo or o f th* H-tnlnolCounty Cnurthoiia* In Kanfurd. Florida, at eleven o'rlo, k In Ilia forenoon on th* I tl b day o f Stay A. D. IMt. (COURT BEALI Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. c le r k o f Clrrult Court Ry: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk SMITH. ELLIOT AND KCHWALRE Attorney* at Law 113 Barnett National Bank Building Jackennvllle 3. Florida Publish April 3*. » » » CDL II Legal Notice On the return trip he alopped off in Columbia, S. C., to atiffk l. m entftzi*). _Jervlce.t .far Sen. Oltn D. Johnson (D-S.C.), an old friend from Capitol Hill. The Prealdent led off his schedule today with a meet­ ing with Italian Premier Aldo Moro, who la here on a state visit. There were no pressing pro­ blems for the two leaders to dUcuu. Their talks were ex­ pected to range over ■ broad area, including the North At­ lantic defense alliance, trade expaniion, the German situa­ tion and Southeast Axis. Following the meeting with More, Johnson planned a work­ ing lunch with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and MeGeorge Bundy, his special assistant for national security affairs. The Chief Executive was scheduled to meet with his full cabinet later In the afternoon and with former World Bank President Eugene Blark, his special consultant on economic aid for Southeast Asia, before winding up his day with t state dinner for Moro. IN THE CIRCI IT I’OI’BT, NINTH J ID IIT A I. 4 IHl I IT OK KI.OI4III A IN AND FOB SEMINOLE 4 411 NTS. IN CIIANCKHY NO. I«MTS IN IIE: PETITION OK HICUAHD II. EDWARDS. NUTICE OF B U T THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Ixiren D. Naplunttk c / o Mrs. Hava Naplunlek flout* 1, llua 3*3 Purl A n itlrs . Washington YOU AHM IIKItKIlY NOTI­ FIED that the above-named Petitioner. IIICHAHD II. EDWAltDH. baa filed a I'tlltlon In tha abova-alyled Court for th* adoption nf the minor child named therein and you are re­ quired to show iau*a why th* •am* should not b* granted by serving a copy o f yuur written defenses. If any, upun Cleve­ land. Htephenaon ft Mlae. Post Office Drawer Z. Hulls i l l Hanford Atlantic N a t i o n a l llank llulldlng. Hanford. F lo r ­ ida. Attorneys for Petitioner, and by filing tha original thereof with th* Clark o f said Court on or btfor* May II. Tha Pilgrim* sailed tor IttS; otherwise, a fiacre* may be entered versus you granting America on Sept. 16, laao. aald adoption. WITNEHH my band and tb* official teal o f aald Court at Hanford, M a m l n n l a County, 9 lf« d a n fo rh d rralh Florida, this lSIh day * f A pril Pwbtlehaft Dally earep* SalA. I).. IIS*. ■rear, ■•after aaft rftrlatHEAL) ■m i pwbMabeft Salwftav Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. preeeftlng Christmas by Clerk o f the Circuit Court T k* Snaferft Meenlft. **« W Cleveland. Mlephensun ft Mlae l* t a t . aaaferft, Flerlfta. Attorneys at l a * I'oat Office Drawer B Clean rentage Falft Hull* IIS - Hanford Atlsatl* •t aaaferft, Fla. National Bank Building ■abneriptlan Bale * b y Bar­ Banfnrd. Florida rier! Publish April to. 37. May I. ii. m » CDL 44 W eek 4 * Year U J t Dr. David Slnan, of Lees­ burg, will he gueat speaker at today's 0:30 p.m. covered dish supper meeting of th* Men of the Church of Presbyterinn Church o f the Covenant. Dr. Sloan la a profes­ sional man, a ruling elder of the First Church in Leesburg and is immediate past moder­ ator of th* Presbytery of St. •John.:...........— ......... ........... *4f ClUy nr Vaaifpiff <5*pifcdaa sotjkwft MwJMsaMsts a Stgmpjmimptd_ One female bullfrog may lay anywhere from 18,000 lo 20,000 eggs in a season, ac­ cording to the Britannlca Junior Encyclopaedia. ’« Com* Cmaa Sport ftspa U * rn MS ru a* la 440 hi M M i*e folks U SAN FORD kaleal, aft* *f pfli aaft rite a * la If you've been sitting tight waiting for Just your kind of ear, with Just your kind of power, at just your kind of price-w no longorl Chivnht. iL’a b bigger, mort beautiful Chary n. No ear ao trim looking baa a ear this year. Which ia why that hand­ right to be ao thrifty. But thrifty It ia, some silhouette could be mistaken for can with bjrakes that adjust themselves, a coating a thousand—vveu two thousand long-lived exhaust system, and lots of —dollars mors. other money saver*. i , Chavtlh. This one’i got lively looks, Curvalr. Ask any '65 Corralr owner how Virginia PetrosM P. O. Bos 1214 Sanford Phyllis RagfBstoia PA 2-6114 Laks Mary Nora Norris TK 8-1114 8 . Bomlaato spirited power, a softer ride—and a remarkable amount of room atop a highly maneuverable wheelbase. No wonder it's today's favorite mid-six* cm* it feels to drive a car with such eaay steering, tenacious traction and responsive rear-engine power. And be prepared to do a lot of haUaLng. zingM o springinanewChevrolet, Chevoile, Corvelr9Chevy H or Corvette 4-1441 Mildred Hanoy 848-1811 Deltona Mary GatUags Bear Lake 282-4847 Sophie Halnee 488-4442 DeJUry HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SE C O N D A N D PALM ETTO 322-0711 SA N FO RD ./ �Dick West’s Aid To Cribbing ANYBODY HOME? finement. For a few extra bucks ho can buy a phony wrist watch which haa a mechanism to atart the fact­ flashing machine. A wire runs down the student’s sleeve from the machine to the fake watch. When the student bends his wrist, the machine goes to work. Did the creator o f this device have any idea his brainchild might not be used strictiy for character building? Of course he didn’t I Not even when he solicited 2,000 students to buy the machine. He is interested, naturally, in furthering education. Let us hope he never discovers the sinister potential o f his genius. The shock might spoil the satisfaction he must be experiencing in a reac­ tion to his gimmick which, in his in­ nocence, he never dreamed would be so lively.____________ t O m o f th* occupational hazards o f classroom cheating la that tha cheater may be caught. Thla risk haa now been aubetantlally reduced by the Invention o f a cunning little gadget which inakea fudging in exami so safe and easy that a truly conscientious cheater would almost hate to take the grad­ es. This battery-powered gimmick is about the size o f a pack o f cigarettes. The eager student Jots down facta ho wants to remember on a roll o f paper inside and the little machine Is placed In a shirt or jacket pocket in easy vision o f the cribber. The paper glides past a transpar­ ent slot in the top of the machine when a button is pressed. I f the student is the lazy or supereautious type, there Is a further re­ The Lighter Side You’re Worth More those juices in ehsmlcal experiments so they spark some brain power and energy, he's realty got it made. Test tubes, anyone? An expert in such matters says that chemicals in the human body which were valued at only 08 cents In the 1980s are now worth |800. Tills could be written off, of course, as Just another case o f ex­ aggerated Inflation, and to tell the truth it doesn't seem to have caus­ ed much o f a commotion in the stock markst. Nevertheless, it's a mighty com­ forting bit o f news to some of us who get to wondering now and then why we haven't made more out of oursetves. Anyone who can take a measly 98 cents worth o f anything and build It up to |800 can't be such a bum. Ana if he can also manage to jigger Thought For Today From that time Jesus began to show his disciples that he must go to Jerusalem and suffer many things from the elders and chief priests and scribes, and be killed, and on the third day be raised.— Matthew 16:21. • • • As long as people are ready to die fo r a great cause, that cause can never die.—George Meany. Dr. Crane’s Phil Newiom Soys - . . Water Over The Dam ■y Phil Newsom Back in July, 1061, tha la it Praotdant John F. Fan­ n ed / declared that "the !mme. diata threat to free n a n is in Wert Berlin . . . Weat Barlln la tha great testing place o f Western courage and will." Much water haa gone over the dam elnca then, and in the Intervening yea re Peking rather than Moscow seemed to pose the greater long-run threat to world peace, reject­ ing co-eslatence and fostering violent revolution everywhere. Since mld-l»62 the Berlin iiaue haa been largely • dor­ mant one. Yet it has remained the greatest single threat o f con­ flict la Europe and a flash point which could erupt In global conflict And o f thla, tha Russians have iaeuad oceailonal reminders. Strategically fo r tho Rus­ sians Berlin haa many ad­ vantages over South Viet Nam. And If the Ruialani sought to divert or divide U. 8. at­ tention!, Berlin 110 miles in­ side Communist territory U ready-made. It was perhaps with thla thought In mind that the Western occupying powtra in Weat Berlin agreed only re­ luctantly to tha meeting o f Herald Area Correspondents A Hamsots I retags Mrs. Jells Bertas • tl-llll Mrs. Ritchie Ranis ■ear Lake-Ferret CHy Mia. Maryaaa Mils# tIZ-MTI Casselberry Mrs. Jsae Lake Maty Mrs. Pressesi waster M 4X19 •M-SZ34 Mrs. B. L ISS-4TSZ Mrs. Jaaa Magla W 4 1 tt DeBary Mrs. Joha Lee as Mia. Mildred l a s e r Geaava .R m - J r t m -Be ye M9-4I7I Leo gw sod M is. Deaae I iS M Ilf North Or lead# Mrs. Cosby Osteea Mrs. Clareace Raydet 112-4141 O vM e •-Mrs.- -Etc lye •L a stly " M i-SIM the full W rit German Bunde atag, lower house o f the Weat German Parliament, in Weat Berlin beginning Wednesday. Tho Weat German Federal Republic regards occailonal •uch meetings as essential to emphasise West Berlin's sta­ tus as a separate state o f the republic. The Bundestag mat there In 1US7 end again In 1968, but undar Allied restraints has not mat th en for tha last seven years. Soviet and Communist East German reaction renews tha pattern o f both 1917 and 1961. In tha waaka preceding and following tho 1967 Bundestag Berlin aaslon, tha Eaat Ger­ man Communists attempted to establish authority over the air corridors linking Ber­ lin with the West. Eaat German pollea began Interfering with the free movement of Western o ffi­ cial*. Walter Ulbvicht, Communist boos o f East Germany, followed tha 1911 masting with a declaration that sovereignty over all Berlin rested with the East German People's Repub­ lic. It was the beginning o f a series o f ultimatums Issued by Nikita 8. Khrushchev, threatening a separate peace with East Germany and the jutcen dar.o/.-eJl -rorJrelsr-ln‘ eluding Berlin access, to tha Eaat Germans. Worry Clinic Lola's problem la very com ­ she'll devour 50 grama and mon so be sure to scrap­ then quIL book thla case for fuinro But if aba faces a much reference. If yon have trou­ larger pile of wheat, she'll eat ble controlling yeur e mo­ from >3 to 100 grama before tions then memorise the she stops gorging herselfl rales below and send for So keep any tempting food, the booklet offered today. candy, clgaretea or liquor out Bat for the eeiaal motiva­ of your home. Avoid them! tion underneath Lola's pro­ Then you can’t "Look on the blem, read the (ollow-np wine while it Is red," as the tomorrow. Bible warns. CASE V-468: Lola P., aged Also, drop out of clubs or social organisations where you 29, Is a neurotic wife. "D r. Crane," she began, "I will also be tempted to drink am becoming an alcoholic, or smoke or engage in illicit much as 1 am ashamed to ad­ effalra. mit it. And become more active In "And though I try to re. constructive work ao you will form, I simply can't resist drain off your surplus energy temptation. In worthwhile projects. "S o how can a person ever For much of the incentive learn to control the emo­ to smoke or drink is due to tions?" pent-up energy. There are several axioms to It isn't e chemical or nico­ remember, including one from tine hunger that makes amok the Bible, which warns: era crave their clgarets, but "I-ook not on the wine while a "m uscle hunger." it la ro d !" When tense, they want to Which means, keep away Indulge In muscular activity. from whatever tempts you to But at social events they break your sensible resolu­ can’t Jump up and do shadow tions. boxing! Nor can they run the Wouldn't it be foolish for a quarter mile around tha block, fat wife to ait down In front or people would think they of delicious desserts or other were peculiar. hlgh-calorie foods, and then Yet their muscles cry out say: for activity. " I am going to try to resist So they fish for a dgaret, eating a b K e " light up, and then wave that Dr. Bayer, famous German hand and arm In hemispheri­ scientist, showed that even a cal ralistthenlcs for 5 minutes. hungry hen la influenced by the This bizarre muscular ac­ sheer amount of food placed tion Is now soclslly approved U-fMc - bur.-----------------* * * ' whereas' "shadow boxing at a Thus, If that hen confronts formal party would be vetoed a 100-gram pile o f wheat, as ridiculous. Knitting used to occupy the idle time of women, oven in public. So did crocheting. Now, they smoke, Instead, and deve­ lop cancer, aa well aa high blood pressure, plus halitosis and stained fingers or teeth. That's probably why only one man In ten thousand has even asked our Scientific Marriage Foundation for a girl smokaal Girls, wise up! In breaking a bad habit, It is often helpful to utilise parts of the former muscular pat­ tern in a new and more laud­ able habit. Fish in your purse o r poc­ ket for Chiclets and chaw gum when you have the crave to wave your hand around with a clgaret. But Lola's liquor habit also had a deeper sexual motive Uon, so aaa tomorrow's fol­ low-up. Meanwhile, tend for my booklet "How to Control Your Em otioos," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20c. Uaited Prsaa latsraatieaal WASHINGTON (U PI) — Many psepla who ara trying to gat ahead in tha world tako sslf-improvsmsnt cour­ ses o f one typo or another. That Is tha hard way. I can tell you how to en­ hance yourself in the syss of your friends, neighbors, re­ lative* and associates with no effort at all. It is called tha "instant sxposrt" method. Th* sysUm was acciden­ tally discovered by a friend o f mins last summer when h* was taking some house guests on a tour o f ths National Art Gallery. Ons o f them paused to admire a Rembrandt por­ trait. " I wonder how long it took him to paint that," sh* mus­ ed. "It took 8-H years," my frlsnd replied. Hs told ms latsr hs didn’t know what caused him to say that. The figure Just pop­ ped Into his head. "ThersafUr,” he said, "e rsrtlm* anyone expressed cu­ riosity over some obscure point, I would manufacture an answer. It made a great impression on my guests." “ But isn’t that kind of dis­ honest?" I *»ked. "In a way, yes," he said. "On tha other hand, my guests enjoyed their visit to th* gallery much more than thay would hava otherwise. "Since then, I have prac­ ticed instant experlmanshlp on a number o f occasion*, al­ ways with splendid results. Within my drcls of acquaint­ ances, my prestige and social standing hava measurably improved. "People who once regarded me as something of a wash­ out have begun to look upon me with new respect It has changed my entire life. "O f course, you have to be discreet about i t Naver give answers that are likely to be remembered or checked. An Instant expert mutt choose his spots carefully to avoid sxpoaura. "You also hava to be care­ ful not to overdo I t or peo­ ple will mark you down s i a big know-lt-all." Barbs B u r g l a r s broke Into a ■wank New York shoo shop and stole only tha moat ex­ clusive and most expensive stock. Obviously, they hope tha loot will leave than wellheeled. • a s . .FJ.“ d y .._ Mlnimlnd_ . U . _ an. dumb aha thinks a burp gun la aomsthlng you use on tha baby. • "O kay," I said, "H I try I t " And this week, while my family was watching the Academy Awards ceremony on television, I did. The opportunity a r o s e when the caratrai showed a close-up o f Ethel Waters, a singing star o f an tarller gsneration. “ 1 wonder how old sh* le now," my wife said. "She'* 76," I said, picking a random number. Later on, we caught a glimpse o f Francie X. Bush­ men, who elarred In allsnt movies. My daughter wonder­ ed what tha "X ” stood for. "Xavier,” I said, making a wild guess. I kept thie up for th* rest o f th* program, which en­ deared ms to my family more than ever. I can hardly wall to take them to the art gal­ lery. 119.95 r»n it- «•*» • r-lWr. fur w r MM. I n , r**-k» •» *r»j, Ml. m* STM*. 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Lefty B1U Schmidt twirled a three-hitter and struck out 10 in registering bis second win of the season. He was aided by a two-run homer off the bat o f Larry Smith in the fourth inning. The home run by Smith was the fln t to clear the fence at the new Pinchurst Park this season. He was awarded a baseball from the Recrea­ tion Department for his e f­ forts. Bobby Powell collected two safeties to pace the Ro­ tary hitters. In a losing cause, Steve Leach struck out 11; nine in the first three innings. Leach banged out two hits to lead the Shrlnen. In other Junior League play, Civitan came from be­ hind to sdge CPO, 8-7. CPO City League Standings LITTLE NATIONAL W n Chase « Hunt Llne.-Merc. L 0 1 First Federal I' 1 Locomotive Engineer* 1 1 Quality Mobile Home* 0 3 Cams Today: First Federal t s . Chase; 4:30— Bay Ave­ nue Park. LITTLE AMERICAN W L Georges 2 0 Strlckland-Morrison 2 0 Florida State 1 1 Sanford Atlantic 1 2 Navy 0 3 Game Today: Strickland-Morrieon vs. Florida State; 4:30 at Fort Mellon Park. JUNIOR LEAGUE W L 3 0 Rotary 2 Civitan 1 1 CPO 1 1 Elka 1 0 Kiwunia 1 0 3 Shrine Game Today: Completion o f Kiwania-CPO 7 Inning 6-5 tie; 4:30 at Pinehurst Park. CITY LEAGUE W L 0 Kingswood 2 2 0 Panning Lumber Kilowatt! 2 1 Leroy Kobb Conit. 1 1 1 Chase 2 2 Chick ’n Treat 1 0 3 USO Games Tonight: (7:30)— Pan­ ning Lumber vs. USO; (8:45)— Kingswood vs. Le­ roy Robb. Both games at Pinchurst Park. CHURCH LEAGUE W I, K of C 1 0 Congregational 1 1 Church o f God 0 0 Pinecrsst Assembly 0 1 Games Tonight: (7:30) K of C vs. Pinecreat; (8:45) . ..Church o f .God .v*,.Guigte-. gational. Both games at Ft. Mellon Park. Because She's A Girl had built up a 8-0 lead only to have Civitan tie the score in the fourth inning. CPO went ahead in their half of the fourth, 7-8, but Civitan pushed across (wo runs in the fifth and final inning and then held off CPO, as winning pitcher John Wolfe fanned the side in CORDON J. TOLL of the CPO half of the fifth. Sanford, m e m b e r of Civitan took advantage of Reynolds &. Co. office 12 walks, four CPO errors and in Winter Park, recent­ ly took part in First a hit batsman to manage the Annual G o l f Tourna­ victory. Larry Williams and ment in Ocala, sponsor­ Bill Colbert of CTO, with two ed by company for hits each, took hitting honors. Florida branch offices. David Lee was the losing Over 60 people attend­ pitcher, in relief. ed three-day outimr. In Little League action. Mark Oliver II of Cocoa Sanford Atlantic won its first Reach won trophy for game of the season, trouncing Navy, 13-1. Dave Hudson took event played on Golden Hills course. credit for the win. limiting the sailors to four hits. Dave Uoch was the loser. Freese with two hits and Pruitt with three, set the pace for the Bankers as they m ov­ ed into fourth place in the Little American. Hunt Lincoln • M e r c u r y knocked off Quality Mobile Homes easily, 15-1. Dennis Egbert had little trouble as he struck out seven, gave up two hits on the way to his By l(m B arihui first mound victory of the llrraid .sjNirt* ttriler The North Orlando Cardi­ •j«ar............................................... Dana Yelinek, Ducky Hurt. nals pulled out a 10 9 decision John Bertrang and Steve over the stubborn Hear Lake Hitchcock hit homers. It was Pirates with a three-run sixth Hitchcock’s second of the inning rally In Seminole Lit­ young season. Hitchcock led tle League action last night at all hitters with three base Casselberry. hits. Randy Ivey was charged Key hits in the uprising were a double by J o h n with the loss. The Kilowatts bounced right Schwarlzcnbach and a single back after losing to Kings­ by Kevin Stephenson. wood by one run Friday and Paul Wallace was the win­ beat USO last night, 12 3. Le­ ning pitcher for the Cants and roy Estridge gave up only Clint (iorec took the lots for four hits in receiving credit the Pirates. for the win. Elsie Smith, Lar­ In games this past weekend ry Hclman and Terry Chris­ Casselberry bombed the Car­ tensen of the Kilowatts had dinals, 16 5, Bear Lake romp­ home runs. Smith was the bat­ ed over the Altamonte Twins. ting star getting three hits in 12-2, Longwood edged Lake three official appearances at Mary, 7-3. and Sunland drop­ the plate. ped Altamonte Senators, 6-4. Chick N* Treat won its first In farm team action, Bear game and did it in a big way, Lake walloped North Orlan­ winning over Chase, 174. Ed do, 269, and the Altamonte Ham was the winning pitcher. Twins, 15-5, over the weekend Ham also starred at plate get­ to remain undefeated. Cassel­ ting thrce-for-lhree. But, the berry swamped North Orlan­ big bat for Chick N' Treat do, 21-5, ami Lake Mary ab­ was handled by Mike Wood­ sorbed a 21-10 drubbing at the ruff, who had two home runs hands of th e Longwood and a triple. The game was Braves. called after four Innings be­ The second mund of league cause of a local 15-run lc a d |games will begin next Mon­ day night, with standings rule. counting toward the league championship. Senior league action will al­ so get underway the same evening. North Orlando Edges Pirates In 10-9 Game Life Saving Classes Slated Life saving classes sponsor­ ed by the Red Cross and city recreation department will get underway Friday night at 7:30 at Ft. Mellon Toot. The classes, to be taught by Jack Horner, are open to all swimmers over the age of 18. _ The rJaujis jwilUm?«t three tlmei a week, on .Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights. Will Compete BLOOMINGTON, I m l. (U PI) — Indiuiia will com­ pete in the Kentucky Invita­ tional Basketball Tourna­ ment Dec. 17-IN. The Honsiers, under new coach Lou W’ctsor.,- also -barvr- scheduled' 14 Big Ten Kami's during the 1065-titi season. NEWPORT. Ky. (U PI) The Newport High School base­ ball team has to play this season without one of its best outfielders — because she's a girl. "I don’t care what they say. it's a stupid rule," pouted pretty Patsy Kidney, a thorough-going tomboy in out­ look but unmistakeably all girl in appearance. The blue-eyed brunette was talking about the Kentucky High School Athletic Associa­ tion regulation which bar girls from competition with boys in baseball. "I know 1 can beat out sev­ eral boys on our team ." said the 18 year-old coed. ‘ ‘ If I didn’t think so, I never would have gone out for baseball." Veteran Newport Coach Stan Arnrrn chimed in, "n o kidding, she’ s good enough lo he on our team. On the basis of ability, I'd have to cut some of the boya before 1 would drop her from the team ." They thought it was a joke when she first came out," Amien related. "But she showed she belonged right away. The second pilch thrown to her in practice, she lined Into center field." Overhearing the conversa­ tion. Newport pitcher Everett Merrill observed, " l knew she wasn't an easy out when I pitched to her." A far cry from an Amazon, Patsy stands only S-feet-3 and weights a trim 116 pounds. One wxiuld think the shapely and vivacious coed would be booked solid with dates. But Patsy isn't and she doesn't worry about it. "When I go out on a dale and we go bowling or play ping pong or something like that, I always seem to win," she said. "Then the boy doesn't ask me out again. I can't help it—I just want to win at any- VPI Resigns Southern Loop BLACKSBURG, Va. (UPI) —Nearly five years of spec­ ulation ended Monday night with the announcement that Virginia Tech will leave the Southern Conference in June. The speculation that Tech would drop out of the league had increased steadily this year until Dr. T. Marshall Hahn. Tech president, finally ended it with the announce­ ment that at the end of the current academic s e s s i o n , Tech would no longer be in the loop which It joined as a charter mi-lndei* « f fk-’ i':'VP1 was the sole charter member still in the league. This year'i attendance fig-1 urea showed an Increase of 48,000 fans for the yesr. A total of 228,648 fans attended SOKC this year as compared to 182,887 a year ago. Results o f final races: 1st Race — l/ia — Time 31.32 Step Bo 8.40 6.20 3.60 R.P.'s Pete 3.80 3.60 Barberry Hugh 2.80 Quinicla (3-8) >43.00 2ad Race — l / l ( — Time 31.57 Tracy Lou 10.80 5.60 3.60 N. H.'a GoUa 8 80 4.20 Tudor Drive 3.40 Quinicla (2-8) >82.40 Perfects (2-8) >188.50 Dally Double (3-3) $33.20 ____ 3rd Race — g/16 — Time 31.RI Martha Rock 10.00 6 20 3.80 Win's Gossip 0.60 5.30 HI Judy 8 30 Quinicla (3-8) >31.60 Perfects (8-3) >104.70 4th R ic e — 1/16 — Time 31.42 Rudy's Gal 10.00 4 40 3.40 Te«kon 4.20 3.00 D. B.'s Impale 4.80 Quinicla (3-4) >14.00 Perfects (3-4) $50.10 Uh Race — % - Time 41.58 Lots o f Cash 14.30 6 40 4 60 Fsst Cruiser 3 40 3.20 Fun n Easy g.ao Quinicla (1-7) >28.80 too* Work will begin immediately Perfects (7-1) >118.40 on a new section of grandstand Sth Race — 5/16 — Tiase IM S 13.10 4.40 3 00 » and paving of a huge parking Slick C. Harry's Hera 4.00 2.60 :**• Florimonde 3.00 Quinicla (3-5) $21 20 Perfect* (5-3) $90 GO 7th Rare — *• — Time 48.83 Katie Sunmarkrr 3 80 3.00 2 60 4.80 3.20 Red Marker 3.60 Tumbling Rania Quinicla (1-3) $10. 20 Pcrfecta (3-1) $20.10 8th Rare — S/IR - - Time 31.89 Hi Rite Now 14 40 5 00 4.40 2.60 2 40 Dorl Doll 4.(0 Jack Magic Quinicla (3-1) $16 20 Pcrfecta (4-3) $69 30 Sth Race — 5/16 - - Time 31.48 Lou Havoc 23. 40 8.20 4.20 8 20 3 20 Joyoti Quite Nice 3.10 Quinicla (3-3) $49.00 Pcrfecta (3 3) $233.70 IMh Rare — S/IS — Time 31.58 Hockey Bert By Leonard A. Granato UPI Sports Writer For a guy who was banished to the bullpen one week ago because of a dismal spring training, Jim Maloney of the Cincinnati Reds made one heck of a fast comeback. The big righthander twirled TAMPA (UPI) If Jack Carrollwood course and was a masterful one-hitter in Mil­ waukee Stadium against the Nicklaus ever wants to take a proxy for Nicklaus. Taking a Rravos Monday, beating them week off from the golf course page from the Master's book, 2 0 on Dcron Johnson's second- snd allow someone else to take young Pesrce blistered the inning, two-run home run. Ihis place, he might well con­ course for a four-undcr-par 64 Only Denis Menke's bloop sider young Eddie Pearce of and a new course record. single into short left to open Tampa. the eighth inning kept Ma­ Pearce, who turned 13 1 Eddie even ignored the fact loney, who was 15-10 last year March 16, resembles a young that the course had been for the Reds, from becoming |Nicklaus and belts the ball toughened for the match with Ihe first Cincinnati pitcher with the authority of the real ^the addition of numerous trees since Ewell Blackwell 11917) pro. ami traps. to pitch ■ no-hittcr. This past wwkend Pearce He carded six birdies and Maloney walked only three even played a proxy-pro and struck out eight in hurling match for the Easter Seal only two bogeys for the 18the third one-hlttor of his fund at the 3.700yard par 68 j hole round. picking up his first victory He showed hit accuracy •«. against no defeats. Wade the par 3 fifth hole and his Blasingamc was the loser. He power on the par 3 17th. is now o-l. On the fifth, his perfectly In other National league ac­ rlaced tec shot hit the green tion Jim Bunning five-hit the just six inches shy of the hole Astros in leading the Phillies and an ace. to an 80 shellacking over On the 510-yard 17th, Pearce Houston and the Cubs crawled was on the green in two, 35 all over Cardinal pitcher Ray fret from the pin. His birdie Sadeeki in a 7-3 triumph. pull stopped a foot short. In the American League Ix>s Among the titles Pearce has By Jim Itsrrhux Angeles beat Detroit 4-2. the captured in his lender youth Hers Id Sports Writer White Sox downed Baltimore The Lyman Greyhounds will are the National Prewcc golf 7-2 and Kansas City romped over the Yankees and Whitney be out for revenge when they championship, the Southeast­ Ford 8-2. A doubleheader sche­ trek to Ocoee this afternoon ern Juniors tourney at Colum­ duled between the Senators for a return match with the bus, Ga., the Florida State Golf Association tourney, the and ned Sox was rsinrd out Ococc Cardinal* The Cardinal* bested Coach Inaugural Southorn Juniors at Boston. Johnny Calllson's bsses-load- Jim Payne's 'Hounds, 6-2, tourney at Pensacola last year, ed single in the third inning earlier in the season; how­ and has won the Southwest sparked a four-run Philadel­ ever. Payne played his entire Florida Juniors event the past phia uprising in hrlplng Bunn- srrond string in the first con­ four years. test. Pearce has had only one golf Ing to his first victory of the This evening he will field teacher — his father Wesley, season Dick Farrell was tagg­ his top nine in an all out ef­ who was an assistant golf pro ed with his first defeat. Roth fort to drfeat the Cardinals. here for a short lime, hut wdio pitchers are now 1-1. Lefthander Charlie Newell, hsd never given golf lessons. Houston threatened to score who has hern sidelined of late "I am the only teacher he on several occasions, but Run­ with an arm ailment, is slated lias ever had," the elder ning had the good pitch when to return to action tonight as Pearce said. "Bui most of he needed it. The Astros the starting pitcher in the af­ what he knows he has learned stranded 12 bascrunncrs. fair. by himself." The Cubs hopped on Sadeeki Payne hopes the big sopho­ When young Pearce walked in the first inning. Lead-off more will be In condition for n;an Glenn Beckert greeted the upcoming group tourna­ off the course last week he was him with a double. Ron Sanio ment beginning Friday at doubled. Billy Williams and New Smyrna Reach with a Doug Clemens singled and game between Lyman and Co­ Ernie Banks was intentionally coa Reach. NEW YORK ( D P I ) — Jim walked. All this added to four The batting order for to­ Dupree of New York will be runs and in came Cardinal il ay's game will be: faring so unscheduled oppon­ re'icvcr Bon Taylor. John Tipple leading off and ent tonight in the feature Banks and Clemens later playing right field; Allen light heavyweight fight at homered, Ernie's coming with Currrns in renter field; Mike Sunnysiile Durdens. Dupree Sanio on base. Dick Ellsworth Stering at second base; Mar­ wo* suppoxed to meet Mutiny upped Ills pitching record to vin Cook in left field; Larry Qtiitinry o f lluffslo, N. Y., ill 20, while Sadeeki is now 0-2. Lott doing tho receiving, tlie right-round bout, but Tampa Youth Sets Course High School Loses Its Best Outfielder Record Handle Wagered In S0KC Finals The Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club raacbed an all-Uma high aeason'a mutual handle of f 10,W J U after lest night's re­ cord-breaking crowd of 7,712 wagered >176,788 which was another record far a tingle •Ight'a handle. Two of the old marks were established on opening night of this year when 7,138 fane pushed the mutual handle to •141.778. The new season high eclipsed the 1881 record o f >8,300.207 for a Mkdsy racing session. Last year's handle was >7,645,822. This year's record handle was an increase o f 34.8 pet. ever last year's mark. The handle wee up >2,743,883. The Cecil Austin Kennel beat out the Darold Roberteon outfit is a tight battle far the track championship. Aus­ tin's greyhounds ran out 107 wins for the meet while Aus­ tin's dogs were winning 104. This year’s record-breaking attendance and handle caused SOKC chairman of the board je rry Collins and Gen Mgr. Jack Ledoux to announce ex ­ pansion plans early in the sea- • ~ thing I play." Patsy comes by her athletic ability honestly as her father, Jim Kidney, was once a ball­ player In the Pittsburgh Pir­ ates farm system. "I guess he always wished I was a boy," she said. "He has played pitch and catch with me since I was real little and taught me most of what I know about baseball. 1 know he hoped I could play baseball this year." Newport's prettiest athlete excels in girls' softball and basketball. She also swims and shoots golf in the 90s, but baseball Is her first love. "Sure we might have some problems finding her a dres­ sing room and showers at some schools," Coach Arntcn con­ tinued. "But I’ve got to ad­ mit it's a shame she can't play." Standings United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Loe Angeles 3 1 .7511 Pittsburgh 4 2 .667 Cincinnati 4 2 .667 Chicago 4 2 .667 Philadelphia 3 2 .600 M Milwaukee 3 3 .500 1 S. Francisco 3 3 .500 t New York 2 4 .333 2 Houston 2 5 .286 2'.* St. Louie 1 6 .167 3 Monday's Result* Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 0 Philadelphia 8 Houston 0, night Chicago 7 St. Louis 3, night Only games scheduled Tiiday's Games New York st Los Angeles (N ) Pittsburgh st San Francisco Houston st Philadelphia (N ) Only games scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet* Minnesota :i 1 .750 Hoston 3 1 .760 Detroit 4 2 .667 Chicago 4 3 .671 3 3 .500 1 New York WushitiKton 3 3 .600 1 l.os Angeles 3 3 .600 1 Kansas City i 4 .333 •j Cleveland 1 3 .250 2 lisltimoie 1 4 .200 .) Monday's Results W*s»b. at Boston 2, ppd., rain Kansas C. 8 New York 2, night Chicago 7 Baltimore 2, night l-oi Angeles 4, Detroit 2, night Only games scheduled Today's Games Washington at RoiLm Only gams scheduled Boy, 13, Awes Many Golfers Lyman Hounds Tackle Ocoee In Return Tilt ARE YOU THIS MAN? A man who wanta to apend 95% o f hia time Helling to qualified people and only 5% of hia time looking for them? I have the moat unusual, yet proven, wav of getting qualified buyers. The aupply ia inexhauxtable. I do not use direct mail. The man 1 want must be married, age 25 to 55, bondable, church affiliated, and aggreaaive. He must be full time and ready to atari immediate­ ly. If you want to move on to top management with an aggrettaive young national company, send your resume to Mr. Meixaell,, P. O. Box 312, Winter Park, Florida. O f courae, your reply will be held in atrict confidence. viewed with awe by many, and probably by envy by some. "1 couldn't have played any better," he said with a big grin. Pentecost Takes Lead In Singles League Harry Pentecost slipped In­ to the top spot tn the Singles Classic l.engue at Jet I.anea nfter grabbing s four point sweep from Jack Fro»t. Pen­ tecost tore up the pins with n tremendous 237/851 whtia Frost was only able to roll a 685 series. Jack Kanner split two w d two with W. A. Ward snd moved into the second place slot. Kanner rolled a 222/755 series to Ward's 703. John Spolski held Ills num­ ber three spot with a spilt match with Pete Petersen while tallying a 755 series to Petersen's 735 aeries. John Rridges got bark on his win­ ning ways with a 765 set that won him a three point deci­ sion over Rob Steele who shot a 697 series. Phil Roche won a clean sweep at the expense o f Jos Kern that enabled him to hold his fifth place standing. Phil rolled 745 to Joe's 675. George Swann rolled a good 758 total to gain a clean sweep o f series over Hubert Ray and a stronger grip on his sixth plsca spot. Rsy tallied a 639 set. Rich Murphy with a 608 and Paul Msrcotte with a 721 aeries battled to a draw In their match. George Paulk rolled a 689 serin to grab three points from Rob Guth­ rie who finished with a 667 series. Gerald Rehrens notch­ ed a 226/656 but managed to win only ona point in his match with Johnny Jones who showed a 629 for hi* efforta. Quinncy vena replaced by Clay With only two more weeka Thomas o f Paterscn, N. J., remaining on the achcdule, Monday when lie Injured his ■nma keen competition la ex­ right leg during training. pected. Dupree Fights Larry Hakrr at third base; Brent Helms playing short­ stop; Newell on (lie mound, YONKERS. N. Y. (UPI) — and Larry Miller at first tiase. Meadow Skipper, who finished second behind Smoke Cloud in last Thursday's $HH),(MH) Interiistionul pace, has been in­ stalled as the early 2-1 favor­ ite in the field o f eight for this Thursday's $50,000 Good Time Pace, the middle event In Yonkers Raceway Global Three-Race Series. Early Favorite Henry Hudson entered the Hudson River on Sept. 12, 1609. r ..i i G E N U IN E s w e ’ll put spring snap into your brake pedal FORD MUFFLER • • • BUILT BETTER FIT BETTER LAST LONGER OFFER GOOD THRU APRIL 24TII 6 80 2.80 2.60 Oh Bob Trouble 2.60 2.40 Tell Herman 3.80 Quinicla (1-8) $9.00 Pcrfecta (6-1) $39 30 llth Rare — *• — Time 40.38 (Au Revoir Hhandicap) Silver World 4.60 3.80 2.40 She's Set 0.00 4 60 Nixon's Jerry 5.80 Quinicla (2-8) $16.40 Pcrfecta ($ 2 ) $8100 Mutuel handle $176,788 ----- Record FREE MUFFLER Installation BRAKE SPECIAL WITH THIS AO . . . WHILE YOU WAIT 75 *9 Herevs why It’s special EACH *49 - ’53 8 CYL. ’54 6 CYL. 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Blanton Owen, and progress noted in ehoulderlnc Palm Circle'a aharo in respooaibilltlea for the new bulldinf and the open bouao acheduled there for Wednesday, April *1 at I p.m. Anticipating an active Fall aeaaon it waa announced that Mra. H. C. Oakaa would taka the duty fo r awarda and scrapbook; Mra. Thomaa Gal lagber, birda and conaerva tion; Mra. K. H. Duncan, bor tlculture and civic beautifiesthorn; Mre. W. W. U ax to act ea oourteay chairman; Mra. Blanton Owen, flower abow; Mra. Wm. Hardle. garden therapy; Mra. George Rounde waya and me ana; publicity Mra. Harold Howe, and world gardening, Mra. A. H. Parker. Appointed to the program committee were Mra. Blanton Owen, Mra. Thomaa Gallagher and Mra. John Blachoff. The apeaker o f the morning, & Enterprise Personals John H. (Jack) Broyioa hae returned to hia homo in Mel­ ville, La. after having vlaltod frlenda in thia area. Mr. and Mre. WiU Ramaey plan to leave thia week to return to their homo in Gat* llnburf, Tona. Social News Regulations % u ■y.': ' Tho Herald weleomea all aoclal newa with the fol* lowing rogulationa oatabliahodi 1—Photograph and cov­ erage roquoata ahould be made throe daya prior to event g— Engagement a n d wedding forma are avail­ able to bo accompanied by photo fou r daya before announcement. 8—Newa may be submltted et office, via mall or phone fo r abort nolicea. Typewritten accounta in lower caao double apaced are expedited more quick­ ly. Namea ahould be print­ ed in manurerlpt reporta. 4— Pareonal black and white photon and negativea are acceptable. 5— Photon made by Hon aid ataff may be duplicat­ ed at nominal coa t Doria Williaaaa Society Editor M t - l f l l —City 426-6981— County Miss Fay Holloway, B.J. Chandler United In Impressive Church Rites Phi Gamma Eta Ella N g u n M oy Ho Engaged To Have Banquet To W ed Robert E. Gatlin This Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Yua Ho of Ha and tha lata Mr. Gatlin, of Genevieve Stubbing! o f the Alamana Aptary, gava an outatadlngly IntereaUng talk on Honolulu, Hawaii, announce Kokorao, Ind. "Beea In the Garden." Joan Brooks was hostess re­ the engagement of his daugh­ The May meeting, ■ cover The bride-clect la a grad­ cently to the regular meeting ter, Ella Ngun Moy Ho, of uate of Kaimukl Schools in ed dlah luncheon with ailver of Pfel Gamma Eta Chapter offering for the new building Mias Carolyn Fay Holloway,, tired in blue Jersey with white w-eddlng, the reception waa i and pink and white carnations o f Beta Sigma Phi with June Longwood, to Robert Eugene Honolulu and a form er stu­ Gatlin, son of Mrs. Lola Gat- dent of Woodbury College In fund, will be held In the gar­ held at the home of the j decorating the reception area. Werner presenting the inter­ daughter of Mr. and Mra. Atden of Mra. George Rounda, California. She also attended bride's parents with artistic The refreshment table, over­ esting program. 440 Virginia A v e n u e , on ton David Holloway of Mt. arrangements of white glads laid in sheer lace, was cen­ Moser College and the Moody Tho Chapter voted en tho Dora, and Billy Joe Chandler, Thuraday, May U , nt 11 a.m. Bible Inatltute o f Chicago. tered with a three tiered wed­ Girl of the Year, who will be son o f Mr. and Mrs. Novel Miss Ho la currently employ, announced and booorod at the ding cake flanked on either Owens Chandler, of Plymouth, ed by Dearborn Electronics, aide with crystal candelabra Founder’s Day Banquet Setur were united in holy matri­ Inc., of Orlando. surrounded by laee fern and day sight, April SS, at Jim mony on April 9 at • p.m. at Mr. Gatlin attended schools pink and white carnations. Spaneera. the Lake Ola Baptist Church, Pry scalp and damaged hair Mt. Dora. As a m ajor project, the in Kokomo and the University Sparkling pink punch was need apecial treatment. Week­ o f Indiana. He is with Chrys­ poured from a large crystal Chapter sponsors two foster The Rtv. Tommy Parker ly use of a baby shampoo with children in tho county. June bowl, complemented with en ler Corporation of that city. officiated at the Impressive scalp massagas may gat hair assortment of slipper mints Warner applied her sewing A June wedding la planned candlelight end double ring back in shape. Badly dam­ talents and designed and end toasted nuts. in Kokomo. ceremony with a profusion of aged hair calls for profes­ Assisting at the reception made a frilly Easter frock for potted palms in tha altar sional care at a beauty salon. were Mra. Walter Fester, tha little girl and the Chapter background accented w i t h Mrs. J. B. Phillips and Mra. purchased an Easter outfit for three seven-branched, stand­ Protact baby'i akin while D. H. Whitmore. Floating boa- the little hoy. ing candelabra containing tall traveling. A new castile baby A donation waa pledged for teases were Pat Chandler end white tapers. Two standard s o a p contains hcxachloroMr*. Jack Holloway with Jo the "Operation Beautify" fund baskets were beautifully ar­ phene which helps build up an Ann Sparka k e e p i n g the for the beautification o f San ranged with while glads and The Las Columbitas will antibacterial film. ford and the Chapter also bride'* book. mums. hold their monthly meeting on made donations to two Inter­ For her going away outfit Claudia Parker, organist, Wednesday, April 21, at • p.m. A quick aid for drying akin: the bride chose a royal blue national funds. played the traditional nuptial at the Knights of Columbus smooth cleanilng m a m on The group dlaeuaaed plana suit with light blue accessor­ hymns including "I Love You Hall at 2304 South Oak Aveface and neck; leave on dur­ for attending tha forthcoming ies and ah* wore the white or­ Truly" and "Because." nue. ing bath. Steam from water convention in Tampa. chid corsage from her bridal Given in marriage by her All wives of Knights are cor­ helps m a t e a dewy soilness. Easter refreshments a n d bouquet. Following a wedding father, the bride waa radiant dially invited. soft drinks were served by trip to the Florida east coast, in a white formal gown of Carry a soothing body pow­ the newlyweds are residing the hostesses to Jan Viblen, angelmlst taffeta with tha der when traveling. Use it nda Reck, Shirley Stumpf, In Plymouth. modified bell skirt featuring after a bath to check prickly Mary Sharp, Linda Hittell, Among the out of town wad­ appliques of lace edged in beat, itching feet, chafing or ding guests were Mrs. H. H. June Warner, Jain Gonzales, seed pearls. The fitted bodice to soothe minor akin irrita­ Brides generally plan thclr ity, Washington, D. C. Slaughter of Perry and Miss Linda Craven, Joan Brooks waa enhanced w i t h seed tions. Dr*. Frank A. Finncrty Jr. and Mra. W. R. Jannlnga, trousseaux with the greatest Susan Phagan of Greenville, pearls and pointed tapered and Frank J. Bcpko Jr. treat­ sponsor. S. C. car*. And every detail of the sleeves, with e detachable It takes more than a dab of ed 7,500 pregnant women who Chapel train attached at the wedding is worked out with showed signs of edema (swell­ powder to turn out today’s waist back. the precision of a moonihot. ing due to exccsi fluid), high "natural" beauty. Moat wom­ Her imported bouffant veil en's cosmetics Include foun­ If the same care were taken blood pressure, or other con­ of silk English illusion was at­ dation, pressed powder and in planning a family, that la, dition* that might lead to ser­ tached to a princess crown of loose powder, brush-on eye avoiding "accidents," many ious complications, with drugs shadow, eye liner, Uih length lace and aurora. She carried pregnancies would be safer that caused them to eliminate a while Bible topped with ealng mascara and several A British film In color, "la on tha quay at Orford where and more babies would be excess salt. In these patients white rosos centered with a shades of lipstick. At day's a careful search for unsus­ born alive. land of Birda," released by tho warden meets the visitors white orchid end showered end remove cosmetics more pected urinary tract Infection This is one conclusion to be the Hoyal Society for tho Pro­ and takta them down the riv­ eaally with two or three op- with white satin streamers er by boat to tho landing drawn from a recent study was mad* and ia ell cases tied with love knots. tection of Birds, will bo shown plications of cold cream. Cov­ plac* on the Island. Once on made bv two Utah physicians. medleatlon was begun at the Mias Glenda Gocmbcl at­ er face and aya area lavishly as a Florida Audubon Society the island the warden lakes Drs. J. D. Mortensen and F-l- first sign of any abnormality, tended the bride as maid of wMh the m a m and tissue offbenefit at the Maitland Civic hia visitors o on# of the com­ mer S. Ellsworth. Thev found and was continued throughout Follow with a soap facial and honor and bridesmaids were pregnancy. Center at 10:30 a.m. Thurs­ fortable observation-hides — that pre-conception physical Mias Pat Wiggins and Mias an astringent. examinations led to the dis­ Tbe doctors also routinely the £ Irtish term for bird day, April 22. Tickets are now Pam Swain, cousin of the available at Audubon House blind. Her* many aperies o4 covery that some women hao prescribed the same znedieabride, with Veneisa Chandler, ‘ Your fa ct la made up of or may be purchased at th* birds or* leiaurely viewed a defect anown as aortic lion for all very young preg­ many muscles. Like the rest stater of the groom, attending box office on April 22. All After • heavy rainstorm, en­ coarctation, or construction nant women (those under 17 o f you, the more you cxerclae as Junior bridesmaid. The funds secured will be used for joyed from the shelter of the of the aorta, the main artery years of age), since two out bridal attendants ware gown­ the muscles, the better it ta the operation of Iht Stato So­ hide, in excursion ia taken to of th* heart. The doctor* re­ o f three of them develop com­ for you. Dally massage when ed in street length aqua taf­ ciety. look at some of the island's port that of eight patients plications during pregnancy. feta frocks with bell shaped applying moisturising creams whose defect was treated be­ Soma 11,600 women, who flower* and its ducka. The "Island of Birds" la Haand make-up r a m o v 1 n g skirts and fitted bodices. Tha island of Birds In win­ fore they became pregnant, along with tho others, attend­ vergate Island, which la sit­ Thtlr headpiece* were fash­ creams contribute to muscle uated close to tho quiet and ter, ai U ia aetdom seen by and who eonceived 21 times, ed the prenatal clinics of the firmness. Let your facial mus­ ioned o f pink carnations and MBS. BILLY JOE CHANDLER beautiful village o f Orford, viaitori, then th* thrilling 90 per cent experienced suc­ District of Columbia Central they carried colonial no*#cles down and thay'U event­ Hospital, showed no compli­ in Suffolk, leas than 100 milai nesting aeaaon from March cessful pregnancies. gays of pink carnations. ually let you down. On th* other hand, of nine cations, and so did not receive until mid-July, are two tnoro from London. Bobby Chandler served hla When the R.S.P.B. purchas­ facets o f the life of th* Island. patients whose defect was net the medication. Do your knee* and elbows cousin as beat man and ushers The results: ed this Island In IMS there Then in July th* uproar sub- corrected, and who conceived were Joel Chandler, brother embarrass you? Treat them The stillbirth rate among •idea. Tha wheel has turned 12 times, only 40 per cent of were few birds there. Tho con­ o f Die groom; Jtex Chandler, with an overnight refresher. version of this spot Into a ha­ full circle and tbe perpetual the pregnancies ended with treated patients was virtually cousin o f the groom; David Smooth on a mixture of lemon ven for North AtlanUe birds eyrie of restlessness and tbe delivery o f a live baby. In th* same as among th* nonJuice and baby oil after Holloway, the bride's brother, A short, but impreiilve, W. W. Warner, Dorothy Johns despite many trying setback!, ebang* ia about to begin all addition, 70 per cent of this treated, although normally it scrubbing the areas with a and Jimmy Wade, cousin of group had a variety of serious would hava boon higher. ia an encouraging story of ovar again. the bride. Flatter program waa present­ and Beverly Mattingly. brush first. This combination obstetrical problems. Fewer than one per cent of You'll not want to miss this Donney C h a n d l e r , the ed at a meeling of Seminole The Worthy Mr Iron, Mrs. J. success. Today the Island la helps rid knees and elbows of Drs. Mortensen and Ells­ all th* babies born to th* supozt presentation which a National Nature Reserve— groom's brother, waa ring J. Nicholson, thanked her discolorations white softening Chapter No. 2, O.E.S. Thurs­ worth are associated with the treated women died within the bearer with petite Debbie aubitilut* officers and an­ owned still by R.S.P.B. and promises to equal or surpass Iht akin. Chandler aervlng as flower day evening. The marshal, nounced that a Mother’s Day managed in cooperation with previous R J.P.B . dime shown Rumel Cheat Clinic and the first four weeks after birth, a* by tha Florida Audubon So­ Latter Day Saints Hospital, compared to two par cent girl In almllar attire to the Mra. Byron Leach, read a program will be given at next Nature Conservancy. Salt Lake City. among the other group. The film opens In Auguat ciety la thia arts. bridal attendants. beautiful Easter m enage, aft­ meeting. An effective way to reduce Only 420 babies, or some Mra. Holloway chose for her er which each of the 8tar some premature births and five per cent born to the daughter's wadding a pastel Points, representing the flow­ stillbirths was reported re­ women in the treated group blue silk shaath with a lace cently by two physicians as­ were prematura aa compared er appropriate to her station, bodice and matching acces­ By Jana Caaoefterry sociated with the Medical Di­ with 1,140 habits, or nine per gave a symbolic message. sories. Her corsage waa of Mra. Paul Bates, who euf Mra. Ralph Porter o f Sun­ field Beach and placea o f in­ vision of Georgetown Univers­ cent born to tho untreatod Mr. and Mri. Adam MulThe Star Points taking part te n d a heart attach last pink rosea. The groom's mother was atweak, la abowlng soma im­ in tho courtesy were Mra. Itr o f Second Street enter­ set Dr. entertained et a das- terest en rout*. provement at the Winter Park Charles Cole, substituting as tained Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. •ert bridge. Her guttle were Blevins o f Miami who were Memorial Hoepltal. Her moth­ Christy Potter, daughter o f Mra. Alvin Wind, Mrs. Ewald Adah; Mra. W. D. Cauiey, en route to Jacksonville. er, Mrs. Jamea Lybrand, of Mra. J. Potter o f Grand* M I c h a 1 ■ • n, Mra. Alfred Huth; Mra. Marie Bowen, Es­ Alkan, 8. C „ U vlilUng in the Vlata, celebrated her seventh ther; Mias Anna Mae Muir, Mra. Nine See*, currently Rough, Mr*. Gaston Crosby Bates' homa during her 111Martha, and Mra. Louis Kitts visiting Mr. end Mrs. Howard end Mra. M. Shawkay. birthday with her family on substituting as Electa. Tbe Middleton o f H i g h b a n k a Two slaters, Mrs. Nell Cain, By Jolla Barise April 9. o f Macon, Ga., and Mra. ElaaMrs. Adell Parrlttl o f Tam­ program closed with prayer Road, celebrated her 74th Mr. and Mra. B. Ackerman nor Cato, of Aiken, hava re ­ pa, was recent bouaegueat of by Mrs. Virginia Anderson, birthday while a guest In De­ of Lego Vista hava thair Mr. and Mra. A . T. Willlary with dinner et Daytona daughter. Mra,_ Dope Id . F. turned home following n short her aon and daughter-in-law, chaplain. . .The. fine, turn) nfcu r artis­ lix u w of Turk tone entertain­ lli'aClfOrt Wednesday,‘ April T. Hogan o f Cattaraugus, N. Y., Mr. -and-M ra,-Frank-Pcrrilti, v la tt.................................. tic associate matron, Stella ed friends from Bay Village, o f Dot Bay Manor. visiting them In DeBary. Pryor, w it easily discernible Mrs. L. Campion o f Mag­ Miss Darlene Shea returned Ohio, Mr. and Mra. Robert to her studies at Emory and Tho Brownie Troop 114 mat in the E n ter decorations — nolia Place has bought th* Mra. Charles Helper o f Lula Jaeobeon. Mr. and Mra- W. J. Henry College, Emory, Vs., at tha homo of Mra. Jerry the rolorful egg epergne at former Coon home and moved I-nne has her brother and Williams o f Nunedton, Eng­ her station, the bunny family In this past week. Tuaaday after spending the MUIar on Dolores Drive, In sUter-ln-Uw, Mr. and Mre. J. land, brother and alatar-ln-Uw Easter vacation with her par­ Dot Bay Manor. Plans were grouping on the accrctary'i Wandler o f Woodheven, L. I., o f Mr. William*, left for desk; the lovely egg tree cen­ Mr*. GUdya Andrews o f N. Y H vlaltlng with her. They home after an extended stay ents, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin made for a hike through Rock terpiece In the dining room Rellrose, L. I., N. Y. waa tha Shea, o f North Triplet Drive. Spring!, Friday, April II, and roltage tulips from Stel- guest nf Mra. P. Pettit o f took trips to Orlando, Door- ta DeBary. la’s own garden. Cardinal Dr. A large styrofoam c ro n covered with white Easter 111Mr. and Mra. J. G. John­ Ilea In front of the Worthy ston o f Lucerne Dr. had a Matron’s station and tall bas­ vialt from their grandson, Jan kets of roiea In Eastern Star I’oadena, o f Darien, Conn. Jan AND colors, back of each Star also visited with hla alster Point's station, completed the who atUnds Stetson Univer­ decorations. sity. During the business meet­ ing, resolutions were read Harry Freeman o f Angel** of Sanford for a departed member, Mrs. Rd. has returned from a trip REG. VALUES Mabel Bolt, and the charter to Tampa where he visited • • • 10-98 t o 2098 was draped In ber memory as friends. organist, H e l e n Le Inhart, played "Sunrise Tomorrow." W o Stuck — Three petition* for Initiation were received and referred to Investigating commutes. Brief and beautiful two-piece awltn Hosteasos for tho evening auit with boy-lag ahorta and a front w e n Mi*. Irving Pryor, Mra. Beauty Briefs Las Columbitas Meet Wednesday M edical News British Film To Highlight F la Audubon Society Meet Inspiring Easter Program Presented A t O.E.S. Meet Casselberry Personals DeBary Personals Altamonte Spring! Personals READY TO ROLL night and day with Southarn Air air conditioning & heating service WeVe m aaHat houra a dey te terete* tho equipment we toll. Free eatlmatei on Imtaliatiena promptly made, tool 6%eh fk n v to the SUITS DRESSES Garden C lub l NOW Lawmowers * 8 * Southern Air STOP BY on TO $19* CALL - Garden Tools THE HAPPY PEOPLE YOU NOTICE TODAY HAD THEIR EASTER PICTURES FINISHED — BY — asiapABS os. 1 BANFOBD, f t A . Ortho Products TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE 81LVERFLATB BY — INTERNATIONAL 822 *8821 U P S E T BBSVIC1X G K o m ’A Fashions MSS PARK D M V I n<i lev* *i -,i i full of ruffles, in all cotton in navy with yolk yellow rufflaa. 5 to 16—116.00 Garden Supplies Sanford's Most Complete Hardware Store KADER JEWELERS 265 E. 251k It. 112 8. PARK AVE. « aataC.-X - • 'JOBSS jJi % Pfc. 222-1414 •» • Acef*4Me4 Charge Acceutx • Open Friday •i �-« ii: t ftattTorB VrralB April 20, 1MB — Page 7 (D su xh • By Abigoil Van Buren Cite J he (x)omm By Mrs. Merit! La wrote* By Dottle Austin “ * g i ft A • 0 w NEW SQUADRON VAH-0 D beginning to set settled la bow and the officer'i wives are setting their club organised for social activities at their new duty station. Last week the skipper’s wife. Anne Underwood held • eoffee at her home on Scott Ave­ nue and persuaded those wives attending to volunteer for the various chairmanships. Jeanne Moore was named NOWC representative; Elea­ nor Shevlin, bridge chairman, I.anny Skclly, publicity chairman; Ellen Vought, thrift shop; Linda Davis, bowling team and Becky Thompson, treasurer and "Sunshine Su­ sie." Cdr. Charles Smith, execu­ tive officer, his wife Helen and their eight children arrived Friday and Mrs. Smith, along with Mrs. Underwood will host a luncheon in May for the Six " 0 " wives. The first squadron bridge will be held at the home of Jan Sarajian, Wednesday. Jan received an engraved silver disc at the coffee meeting and Lanny Skelly was presented with an engraved silver baby cup In honor of her new Utile Arthur Jr. Cdr. end Mrs. Underwood had as tbelr weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. 0 . W. Glasceer and their three children from Ashville, N. C. Mrs. Glazener is Cdr. Underwood's sister The daughter, Janet plana to attend Stetson University next year. • » • ANOTHER SET of matching babies have arrived at the home of Lt. Richard Daum and his wife Clare. Clare gave birth to twins again on AprU 3th. The girl has been named Margaret Mary (she weighed In eight pounds and was bom first) and the boy has been named Richard Jr. That Uttle rascal weighed eight pounds and four ounces! The new twins join 17-month old twin sisters, Patty and Tolly at the Daum'a 414 Sat suma Drive, Ravenna Park home. • • e THE EASTER BUNNY was very busy Saturday on special caU at the Chiefs Club where he hid dozens and dozens of colored eggs for the children ft of the CPO’s and their wives. The children were divided into groups and prizes were • given in each group. Golden egg winners included Bruce Pierce in the one to three year old group; Mark Elgin In the four to six group; Peter Stankiewics in the seven to nine and Laurie Tope in the ten £ to 12. w Finding the most eggs were Cindy Booker, one to three; Randy Martin, four to six; Roger Pope, seven to nine; Lsurie Bolts, ten to 12. Winners of the Egg on the Spoon contest were Debbie Gsnderton, Rick Wiggins, and Michele Reeve.t in t.hf.ooe. to threes, and in the eight O through 13 group, winners were Earl WUliford, Peter Stanklewlcs and John Warnick. After the egg hunt the chil­ dren were served refreshments and Chairman Betty Smith re­ ported that "everyone had a good time." • Special thanks were extend, ed to Chiefs Club Manager ** Hank Knowles and to Betty » and her committee. The regular meeting of the CPO Wives will be held Wedneadsy and wUl start promptly et 7: So p. m. with a program which features a fUm on can­ cer. Dr. Thomas Largee will be the speaker and President Audrey Reeves urges ell mem, 0 bers to attend and bring a guest. s e e _____DOSSIE deOANAHL l u l l • % to Athens and her husband, bearing in band, for special delivery, the "activities" ecrapbook made up for the husbands of RVAH-*. She’ll report on what’e going on In Sanford end Is expected back in e couple of weeks to tell (be wives what's doing oo "over there." Dossie recently made the news when she accepted in Cdr. John deGanahl's absence, one of the Bombing Derby trophies at the presentation •ceremonies recently. e • • JUDY TURNER was ex­ pected in town last week, af­ ter gallivanting all over Eur ope for six moothi, hut aa of this date, "w e ain't seen her." We expect ebe spent the East­ er holidays with friends and family and will be here any moment, ready lo tell u< all TERRY 8HATTUCK of her adventures and show us all her pictures and sou­ venirs, • • • TERRY SHATTUCK was slated to present the program to numbers of the VAH-11 with n talk about choosing the proper patterns and fabrics for the Individual figure and style. At another meeting on April 27th, Richard Keogh, from Florida State Bank, Is sche­ duled to talk to the wives about budgeting. This meeting is set for 7:30 p. m. at the NW room. The nursery will be available. ♦ * • LOTS OF NAVY FAMIUES had house guests last week during the Bombing Derby tnd Carol O'Shea of RVAH-13 " 0 " Wives has furnished us with a list of those from her aqua dron. Lcdr. Ray Vehoro and wife Carolyn had aa guests Ray's brother Cdr. Dale Vehorn who is stationed at Andrews AFB. Cdr. Vehorn piloted Admiral GiUelte here for the Derby. Lt. (jg ) Glean Daigle and his wife hsd Glenn’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Felix Daigle of Labadicvllle, Louisiana with them. Lt. (jg ) Paul Stokes and Betty were visited by Lt. (jg ) Bill Woodward, his wife I’ at and their two youngsters from VAP-42 in Jacksonville. Lt. Bob Renner and Carole entertained Carole's sister, Cheryl Cottrell from Ocean side, Long Island, N. Y. and hsr cousin, Gwen Meyer o( Baldwin, Long Island. Lt. (jg ) Don Estes and hU wife Barbara enjoyed a visit from his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Eatas of Basilc, Louisiana, Lt. (jg ) Joe O'Shea and Carol had aa guests Dorris Tibbetts and her four sons. The Tibbetts were formerly in Ouaro and were in VAP-41. Leaving after welcoming the new Daum twins was maternal grandmother , Mrs. Richard Hasenpuscl). who departed for Vallejo, California after a two month visit bare. • • • NEW STRIPES have been Jbi* main order, nf tunLn-us in VAH-11 in the past few weeks, added to the activities sur rounding the Bombing Derby for Checkertalla. Just in time to wear them for all the big festivities, nsw Lieutenant Commanders Dick Dennison, Art Stallings and Marshall Werner pinned an their oak leavei. And Ray Da mark and Henry Gill are sporting new Lieutenant's bars. The latter two hosted a gala wetting down party at the Denmaka' borne several weeks ■go. Another enjoyable evening was spent at Phil and Betsy's Becton'a just before they left for civilian life. VAH-It’ s officers Wives Club held the monthly coffee sod business meeting et Bet­ ty Catron's home, with Joyce Aubuchon assisting in previdisig thf refreshments, a special guest ef the group w u fern (Mrs. Russell) WUaon. The Wilson's ere newly arrived RVAH-e folks, who are hoseguesta o f the Catron's. A recent project e f the group has bees sewing o f lay­ ettes for Navy Relief and an impressive stack of Usy gar­ ments wai turned is et the coffee meeting. Carolyn Dennison wes hos­ tess for the monthly dessert bridge. Joining the regular squadron players were severs! gusits. Sherry Bolts and Jean Moore of RVAH-2 win there and Mrs. Frank Smith, mo­ ther of B1U Quirk, Eleven's DEAR ABBY: My deughter-ln'-law Invited my hus­ band and me to have Easter dinner at their home. Just as we were getting ready to leavt for their house, they presented themselves at our home oil dressed up. This Is the wey she put it: "You son decided to take ME out for Easter Sunday dinner Instead, juat the two o f u*. Wasn't that aweet of him7 " And o ff they went! 8!nce we had planned to have dinnir at their home, I had nothing pre­ pared at home, ao my hus­ band and I went to a res­ taurant and ate by our­ selves. A few days later I found out that my son and his wife went to HER parents’ home for Easter Sundny dinner. This upset me ter­ ribly end has been preying on my mind. What is your opinion of a daughter-inlaw like that? UPSET DEAR UPSET: It was a very shabby trick, but your daughter-in-law had to have the full co-operation o f your son In order to pull it off, so he is as guilty as she is. Don't let it fester. At the opportune time, tell them both that you are wise, and clear the air. e • • DEAR ABBY: I would like your opinion of my problem. My husand ia re­ tired and hit hobby is walking. There's no harm in that, but besides taking long walks outslds, he walks back end forth in­ side our house half tha night. He weigh* ov-r 200 pounds and when he walks, the whole house shakes, 1 tell him that walking in the house is not the same as walking outside, and he should pltasa go outside and walk around the block as msny times as he wants to, but hs says I am being unreasonable. I have never asked him to atop walking before 10:30 p.m. I like to go to bed early and, with his feet stamping, I can't tell you how nerve-racking it is. So who's unreason­ able? WALKER'S WIFE on your shingles by the light o f the moon, it wltl keep them from curling. • • • DEAR ABBY: Regarding the letter signed "THREW HIM OUT," from a woman who did just that when tha learned that her husband, who bad grown cold to her, hsd girl friends all over town to whom he was un­ doubtedly warmer; "However justified "THREW HIM OUT" wai in writing her tetter, it is only one specific case, but to read it in your column one could assume that it is more gen­ eral than apeclflc. For the take o f the many women who have needlessly been made suspicious and unhap­ py by this inference, you should promptly print what every doctor, lawyer and clergyman knows: that a husband's physical ardor ia not a fair measure o f his true love and dsvotion, his health or his fidelity. Sign me . . . "GIRL FRIENDLESS HU8BAND" DEAR HUSBAND: While a deficiency o f physical ardor is no fair measure of a husband's true love, de­ votion or fidelity, neither is an abundance o f physical ardor proof o f It. And that goes doubls for wives. • • • DEAR W IFE: He Is. Ask him to walk to hla doctor's. Your h u s b a n d could be walking himself (nr you) Into a nervous breakdown. • • • D E A R A B B Y : Somewhere I had heard that during an electrical storm it 1s always best to isava a cellar window open so that if lightning strikss, it can find a way out o f the house. Do you, or any o f your readers, k n o w anything about this? My husband has turned It into a big joke, and 1 have no way o f knowinf If what 1 heard was true or false. 1 hope you can com* up with an an­ swer because I am tired of being railed— "FLASH " Problems? Writ* to AB­ BY, Box 09700, U s An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, anclota a stamped, aelf-addretted envelop*. • • • DEAR "FLASH ": A c­ cording to Mr. Charts* C. Benford, who has been the Chief o f the Beverly Hills Fire Department for 40 years, this is false. Light­ ning seeks the "ground" (that’s the purpose o f a lightning rod), not a "way nut." Chief Benford added that this tala is supersti­ tion—like the old Pennsyl­ vania myth that if you put Hats to writeletters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 09700, U s Angelas, Calif., for Abby't booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTER3 FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." Qacoby On fijudtp IMS Vanderbilt Cup Winner* Newspaper F-nterprls* Assn. Put yourself In the 8outh seat today and look over the dummy. You note that your partner didn’t qulta have en­ ough for his positive response to your opening two bid and are glad that you settled for the small slam. You also note thnt the slam Is not a lay down and look around for the best way to play the hand. The simple way Is to play some trumps and continue with king and a email spade with the intention of fines*ing If the queen doea not ap­ pear. Then you note a alight improvement in this method. Before trying the epade fi­ nesse you might play the ace of diamonds to see If you can NORTH ♦ A J1088 By Oswald Jacoby t# ♦ 70841 ♦ 32 W R IT EAST Not ahowa Not shown SOUTH (D ) ♦ xs V A K Q J1O 0S ♦ A J 10 ♦ A Both vulnerable Bee Ik W rsi Norik East Fast 2 4 Paaa 2* Pais 4 N.T, Pets 8 ♦ Pa*a 5N.T. ra ts 1 * Paas Past Pare •V Opening lead—A X drop either tha king or queen. In that caae you won't need the epade flneste at all. Now aee If you can find a better method. There ii onel When you attack the spade eult you lead a low spade from your hand and put in dummy’a eight. If Kelt pro­ duce* the queen your wor­ ries ere over. If ho doesn't you abandon the spade suit temporarily and lead a dia­ mond to your ten apoL Later on you will overtake your king o f spades with dummy's ace and take a sec­ ond diamond fineise. This really ie a good play. It wins any time that East holds the qurrn o f spades and wins the first spade trick with it. It wins any tima that either East or West hold the doubleton or singleton queen of spades and assuming that the spade play does not work it still wins unless West holds both the king and queen o f diamonds. TELEVISION TONIGHT TUESDAY P. M. 4:00 (4) Nsw* hporis, W tslh tr (S) Ntws (7) Newtrnp* Cunt. *:** (I) CUB Nsw*— Wsltsr Croaklte (I) H u n tlsr-B rtakle y (I) Aquanaut* -?.J* (•> Ad.-ntur** In y'aradlee (I) i 'UK Reports Ht Sl-P-iuad (*) Cop.bst *:<• (S) Joejr Bishop Shaw S ite ( t) H u lla b a lo o (Si (SI S'SI IS) 1:11 (SI (*) (I) 10:00 (*) SleHtlo'p Keep Hod Sksltun Tbs Trooon Psttlcoal Junction Psytoa rise** TW-S rugttlve Executive Officer. CbecktaUs will be watching for Km Mattingly's name is the news in tbe next few years Km left this week for Aero­ space Training School and wes honored at a party at his Lako Minebaba home Satur­ day evening. Hilarious com ­ ments w on made regarding "Aetroboy" end hi* probable future m the moon. Many familiar feces were s m s at Bombing Derby act!villas. Former CbechorteUs who were her# for the event Included "P ooch " PattersM, Date Purdy, Ted Been. Char­ lie Bone and Zsck Gentry. Dels was woering hie new Lieutenant commander stripes, too. The Wives Club eliminated the monthly luncheon from April's calendar In light ad ell the ether activities, ae hoeUsees J obs Sandusky sad Sue Jamlsoa ere bow plaaniag e splash party wHh Kay Barth­ olomew far May. Sue Kennedy sad Cheryl Begin will be coffoe hostesses on May e nt See's home, end Joyce Aubocturn will hold bridge at her house. M ilt 11:11 11:1* IliSC (I) (t) <t> (*) (*> (t) The Dealers B Nurse* Telephone Hour (I) (S) Nsws The Lst* Show Thsttrr of iho liar* Toe is lit Show WEDNESDAY A. Miiie (i) eiga o s S:1i (?> ivaskl-e AIc i k : * :!! Ill Newt * Wosthsr l: le (t) Intro, to rhsmtstrr IS) Sunrlso Xsmsolsr 7:14 (I) Tossy T.-tl f:l* 7:11 7:1* 7:11 *:** S:SS 1:1* (S) (S) (l) <:> (I) (*) (I) (4' (t) (*) (I) Xunshtao Almant* Wsks-up Meets* News Kami Market Reperl Tods* Mickle Xvtne Loral Nrws, Wsathsr Captain K in iaro* Wsstker • News Csrtooovllle Today 0:00 (!) Divorce Cenrt IS) 1:11 (*> lit* (•* (•> Americas History Barrels* (4) Dnrlt Humpsr Ream Morning Movie 14:4# ( I ) Truth or C o m tq u tn - (I) Nsw* with Mike lace 11:11 (SI III 11:11 (I) lt ;l* ( f ) (I) (I) U :l l ft) What'* This Seng 1 Love Luey NHC N«w* Cenesatratlea Andy of Maybirry Dsc. Bril* Jsopsrdr (d) The McCoy* WEDNESDAY P. M. Call My Bluff Lev* e f Life Donns Rt*4 Neve I'll Bst rather Knew* Brit Bdarch for Tomor­ row l t : l l (I) fln illag Light 11:11 ( I ) NBC Neve ■Newspaper EiUrprle* Aeea. The summer 1 was I I I took a vacation job running the ■mail office of an organitalion dedicated to the abolition of capital puniahmMt. On* morning the door was Dung open end s men stumbl­ ed in. He was very drunk. As he lurched toward my deok, I jumped up. Waving me back to my aeat, he said hoarsely, "Sit down, you little fool. I'm not going to hurt you. I want Tennis Winners MONTE CARLO (UPM — Ken Fletcher and Rob Hew­ itt o f Australia won the men’s double* title in the Mont* Carlo tennis champion­ ships 8unday with a 0-1, 0.4, «-4 straight-let victory over Jose Lula Arilla and Juan Coudtr o f Spain. to give you $100. I'm drunker old men girl screamed, "Oh, than hell and I can't afford stop him, stop him ” But it. But take it, for God'e sake there wai bo stopping him. and make this Empire State She ran out of the office to of New York quit burning be sick in the ladlei room. men alive." He said that the smell of Then he fell into the chair human flesh burning under the beside my desk end began to high voltage of an electric cry. chair smells like any other He couldn't afford the $100 meat cooking. either. He turned out to be a I hope that the above line newspaper reporter. Earlier will not be deleted to spare that morning he hod covered your sensibilities. Because the an eiectrocutiM at Sing Sing reporter who had been re­ prison. When tho mall girl quired to smell this cannibal brought him some coffee, he smell had aenslbillties, too. He told us about it. We had to fell to crying again ae be dee listen because he had to tell cribcd lt to me. us and listening, the 18-year Perhaps In this matter of the legalized murder of criminals we call capital punishment, the sensibilities of the Amer LONDON < U l"' — Mike icsn public have been too o f­ Sangster was nanud to the ten spared. It's one thing to British Davis Cup tennis team reed your newspaper's tend Sunday, Joining nilly Knight, erly edited announcement that Roger Tnyior nnd Hobby Wil­ Joe Doakes was hanged, gasi son. Named To Team ed or electrocuted to death this moRtiaf batwaaa your sips of breakfast coffee — and quite another ooe to watch his neck break, hie lungs fight tha gas or the smoke spiraling up from the electrodes . If you don't wont to oee Jon Doakes' agM y, you should not ask other people to witness lt for you. Mott of us are not psycho­ pathic enjoyers ef human agony. Most ef us listening to such an Account of it e* 1 had to UstM to that summer morn­ ing would want to be tick like the mail girl. So we have no right to allow it to be inflicted merely because we're not tifcre and can pay newspaper re­ porter! and other " witnesses" to feel our horror for ua. \^\i< V I t I MIDI -IN Last Showing Tnnlt* Shawn twDa—dtrat time rise "BABT TUB MAI* SSt'ST WALL" ■Me* MHSnaan A l.aa Manilrh Games Reset CDYTH THORNTON M cLEOD One of the most fascinating pictures I have seen in a long time is "The Yellow Rolls. R oyce." Rex Harrison is per­ fection, Ingrid Bergman plays her part to the hilt, and the so well-liked Art Carney is really great. There must be many more "ledy skin-divers" than 1 thought. Deep-sea divers have watches all their own, and the two new ones designed by Bu­ tova are very popular with the Scuba ladles. The 17-jewel movement Is shock resistant, one has a white face and the other black, with a steel link band. They’ re very smart and •till smarter at the dapth of 000 feet. Recently, at the now-famed Huntington Hartford Gallery of Modern Art, there wai an exhibitltiosi of Spanish Travel Posters. They are beautiful and will make anyone want to see Spain. I went lo see It again, as one of the most wonderful trips t have ever had took me lo Spain. The sights, the scenes and the peo­ ple are living memorise which I treasure. All the guests at tho exhibi­ tion were presented with a poster and mine is already hung. A graceful little speech was made by Sr. Enrique Garcla-Herrair, Director of the Spanish National Tourist Offi­ cer In New York, and Spanish sherry was served with sim­ ply fascinating, small Span­ ish "delights." I know I am ready for an­ other Spanish visit—how about you? ! think everyone should hive one of the new hats with a scarf covering your hair. It’s so smart and so nice when you have not had time to "d o " your hair. Tomorrow — Career After Forty. t O U 'U NEW YORK (U PI) — Florentlna of Florence mesta the New York Ukrainian! nml Kintrarht of Germany take* on Aria of Greece to­ night In the first round o f the International E a s t e r Soccer Tournament at Ran­ dall's Island. The games, originally s c h e d u l e d for Thursday night, were post­ poned because o f rain. •*1n* ei ties ••PAJAMA PA7STV" AN*KTT77 — Ie Cola* NOW BHOWINO HAM MILLS JOHNMILLS JAMESMgARimiR Yugoslavia Wins BELGRADE (U P I)—Yugoslavia scored a 1-0 victory over Frame Sunday in a world cup preliminary aoccer match in Red Star Radium. lO V f Hayley — from bluejeans to boys! /v e iC t t ld A LAST 1 DAYS Wall Disney’* MARY POPPINS In Technicolor AT S:tB - 4:30 7:23 • 8 :38^, WINNER OF 3 ACADEMY AWARDS IP AT r l> J T rfTFx 5 1 0 * 1 ' M AYTAG Her«*f the greatest time* saving, worksaving, moneysaving blened event alnc« the Invention o f th« w gib­ ing machine i i*»\f) 1HI AtU| H A LO O F HEAT GAS DRYER MODEL DG102 K M o e - Opens wide far M In wirwn e OOtnid RUtt erp^err^me mmeMMMtol weww^^a w wtw ally tehee deer It stated. •HALO orH u r— Warmed air cemelelety eurrovndi clethei. Fait, even drying...!** hot tpeh. 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IN, OR T U M O R I AND OUR MPRUiNTATIYS WIU CAUI •85DOME POUM *2821 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. m i w est m m m ■ANFOBD, FLORIDA •ftYOND THE M A N S , Buttled O n becked by FPU's full todlitioo . SHOW ROOM : ll 09 W elfttSt* PHONE: 322-9733 ■ pUMie u m ir n s com pany A N D P L O -O A O C O R P O R A T IO N �I �. Page 10 — April to, 1005 Herts Why NAS Sanford Duty Best In Navy •I was very * w h fmpresse l with the spirit o f hospital­ ity sad friendship." "T e e afforded ms mm of Um most memorabls ocea■Iona I hops to sxpcrlencs this jrssr.M " I ha vs n m r stsn a flnar esampto o f ehriHan-mllltary co-op*ration and friendliness group cam* In contact," Vie* “ fine family spirit In the San­ Adm. Robert J. Stroh wrote. ford military-civilian com­ Col. Urey W . Alexander munity.” "Tha barbecue and tha oth­ said the barbecue on Thurs­ day and the Saturday after­ er events provided ara an­ noon plcnle demonstrated tha other example o f why duty Stale Trooper To Be Guest Of Area C Of C H • e e e • “ I have naver witnessed io Much good will expressed in as Many ways by such a di­ versity o f p*opl*." Thais* art just samples of IstUra pouring into Sanford from military officials who attended tho 11th annual Resenna lam nos-Bombing Derby and related civilian activities. Vies Adm. C. T. Booth, Commander Naval Air Force, UJ3. Atlantia Fleet, wrote that ha ia convinced that tha svm t "n e a tly enhances tha •otatendlng relationship en­ joyed between the commun­ ity and tha Navy." "I was delighted to be able to be hi your pert o f the world and to enjoy masting so many o f your fine com­ munity," Rear Adm. J. A. Jaap writes from Offutt AFB, Neb. "The w h o l e three-day event at Sanford waa a mem­ orable occasion, but tha most important and lasting Im­ pression, at least to me, was the genuine enthusiasm and cordiality o f all tho local peo­ ple with whom I, and my at NAS Sanford Is considered tho boat in the Navy,” Capt. Floyd L. Harris declared. Other letters were receiv­ ed from Capt. H. N. Houck, Col. John E. Hays, LL Cdr. Richard A. Stratton, Col. Clarence E. Becker and Capt G. 8. Blake. By Donna Estes Trooper J. D. Harrel will speak on “ Death on High­ ways o f the State o f Florida" and show films to Illustrate hfa talk at the regular meet­ ing o f the Longwood Area Chamber o f Commerce sche­ duled for 8 pm . Thursday at the Civic League Building on Church Street. Still photos taken at scenes o f accidents by Trooper Herrel will be placed at vantage points in the meeting room. Harrel It in charge af in­ vestigating traffic deaths in Seminole, Orange and Voluaia Counties. Interested persons ara in­ vited to attend and are re­ minded that tha meeting will begin promptly at 8 p.m. William Baumholser, pres­ ident, will b* in charge and refreshments will be served. ALI.EN FORWARD, president of Forest City Community Annociation, left, smiles from car to car over success of recent auction sponsored by his group. At right is Col. Lewis C. Dell of Sanford, auctioneer who made the event auch fun for everyone. More than $300 profit wns realized from the auction which brings total amount of the clubhouse building fund up to $1,000. (Herald Photo) Mr». Lorgen Avers: Peace Corpsman Candystripers Are 'The Finest' Dies In Nigeria Candyatripera, an organi­ sation o f girla from Seminolo High School who do volun­ teer work at Seminolo Me­ morial Hospital, hava bean called a "good axampla o f tho fintst o f today'* youth." Mra. Thomas Largen, who la adult supervisor of tho Candyatrlpora, told Rotarlana at . their luncheon meeting Monday Uwy "nood not wor­ ry about handing over tomorrow'* world to today's youth." "These teenagers h a v e geod head* on their ahouldero and they use them," Mra. Largra said. She told Rotortens that tha Candyatripera taka their responsibilities se­ riously and "their therapeut­ ic value o f their service to hospital patients eannot be measured. "W e have a long waiting Hat o f girl* who want to do what they can to help sick people and many e f our mem bora who hava graduat­ ed from high achool have gone on to nursing achool or Into technical training," aha explained. "In ■ year, these girls hava accumulated over 7,000 hours o f voluntary service — aorvieo for which tho hospital could not afford to pay. They must ba 18 years o f _J fft JMiatftto JLJ&. aver*, ago In school This gives them a good incentive to keep their grades up. D also helps them to decide if they want to make a career o f nursing or •f the many other technical positions needed In a modern MRS. LARGEN hospital, Mrs. I.argcn noted. She voiced a warning to Rotarians who arc pnrcnls when she told them that ma­ ny o f the Candystripers corns to htr with their troubles, Suspect Suicides because their parents are "too busy” to listen to them. "It is not necessary for me to give them much advice. If they are allowed to talk about things that trouble them, they usually ara able to find their own solutions. They just need someone to listen. Young people who ate not able to find anyone to talk to and ara not able to solve their prohlemi are the ones who make the bad head­ lines,” ah* noted. "The need for more and more nurses, doctors and technicians grow* dally. Ev­ erything that can be done to encourage young people to enter the professions of med­ icine and medical technology will help to give the hospital* the workers that they need," she pointed out. "Out o f 11 Candystripers who were graduated from high school last year, six of them have gone into nursing schools and in three years will help to solve our short­ age of nurses,” she predicted. Mrs. Largen, wif* o f a lo­ cal surgeon, waa Introduced by LeRoy Robb, program chairman. MONTREAL (UPI) — A Montreal man, Gilles LeGault, SI, charged in the re­ cent plot to blow up the Statue o f I.llicrty, the Wash­ ington Monument and the Liberty Bell committed sui­ cide in his jail cell Sunday The Dogwood tree, known night. He elsshed hie wrist. 7 — ----------- JrKsdxrjJrriwVjT white io red flowers in spring, WINTER PARK (U PI) — as well at brilliant red fol The Associated Florida Pri­ lage and berries In the fall, is vate Colleges fund has been one of the most popular trees given a $2,000 grant by the In the country. Various dog New York Life Insurance wood ''trails’' are a tourist Company, attraction in many arras. Dogwood Tree $2,(m’ Grant WASHINGTON (U PI) The Peace Corps haa nounced that ona of Its unteers waa killed when motorcycle ran o ff a road near Enugu, Nigeria. Tha victim waa Stanley Ed­ ward Kowalcsyk, 2t, o f Gilman, WIs. Hit parents, Mr. nnd Mra. Edward K. Kowalciyk, live on a farm near Gilman. Tha youth, first volunteer to lose his life in Africa, Joined the corps last June ufter training at Central State College in Wilberforce, Ohio. Ha was in Nigeria to work on an agricultural axtension project. Befor* joining tha Peace Corps, Kowalcsyk attended the University o f Wisconsin for two years. Ht also work­ ed as an apprentice cheesemaker. Peace Corps director Sar­ gent Shriver praised the youth' work in Nigeria. "H is rural and farming background uniquely suited him for agricultural extension work,” Shriver said. "Ilia death ia a personal loss to us at tha Peace Corps and to hla Nigerian community.” Tha body waa being flown bark to tha United States for buriaL Wild Oats, Tort — iX f, f.XTfA SSK E ' ( U PI) It will ba Illegal to pick sea oata on Florida beaches and shores under a bill proposed by Rep. Claud* Wlnate, of Nassau. Penalty would ba up to a year In Jail or a $800 fine. p jlv 96 Beginners Are Registered At Pinecrest Horatio A lger Com e To Life Jeno Paulucci Wins National Honors Jano F. Paulucci, president o f tha Chun King Corpora­ tion, Duluth, Minn., who maintains a winter home in Sanford at 2020 Washington Avenuo, haa been named ona o f 11 winner* o f the 19th an­ nual Horatio Alger award* by ths American Schoots and Colleges Association. Although Paulucci spends most of his time either in Minnesota or traveling on business, Mrs. Paulucci and their three children are still in Sanford. Two o f tho chil­ dren aro attending school, Cindy at Southside Primary School and Mickey at Florida Central Academy. The young­ est child is Dina, 3. Tha family will return to Its Minnesota home after ■chool recesses for the sum­ mer. Paulucci'* sister, Mrs. R. J. d'Aversa, lives in Sanford at 401 Summerlin Avenue. Among the other 1965 win­ ners of the Horatio Alger Awards are Rev. William F. (Billy) Graham, o n e of America's best known-spirit­ ual leaders, and William A. Patterson, president of Unit­ ed Airlines, the nation’s larg­ est domestic air carrier. Th* bronie plaque which gets ita name from the "ragsto*riches” success stories of the fictional Horatio Alger novel* will b* presented to Paulucci In th* Starlight Room of New York’s Wal­ dorf-Astoria Hotel on Msy 17. The Horatio A lrer Awards, according to Kenneth J. Bee* be, president and founder of the awarda committee, are dedicated to the American tradition of equal opportun­ ity and tha free enterprise system which enables youth to ovorcomo humble begin­ nings and achieva succeaa through hard work, honesty and determination. Each year Horatio Alger medals ara awarded to a group of Americana whose careers mirror the results of initiative, hard work, hones­ ty and adherence to tradition­ W. L. HARMON of al ideals. Lake Mary has b e e n Paulucci’* success, accord­ elected a view presi­ ing to the committee, ia In dent of the newly or- the true Horatio Alger tra­ Knnized chapter of the dition and proves that oppor­ Fiuno T e c h n i c i a n s tunity atill knocks for those Guild of Central Flori­ who want to hsar and heed da. The purpose of the it. Guild in to help raise President and chairman of piano ncrvlce to a high­ the board o f the nation's er stnndnrd. Hannon largest producer o f canned h a s a fully-equipped and froten American-Orient­ shop and does all types al foods, Paulucci began his of piano work. career in 1025 *t age seven picking coal along the rail­ road tracks to keep the fam­ ily hous* warm, and by sell­ ing Iron ore samples to tour­ ists. During the depression, th* WASHINGTON (U PI) — son o f Italian immigrants Spare scientists reported to­ unloaded coal cars for 50 day that Mariner 4 Is being rente a day, worked as a subjected to Increasing heavy handy man In a local marbombardment by tiny meteor­ ites aa it moves farther from th* aun and closer to Mara. Tha 645-pound spacecraft's scientific findings during th* first half o f ita 228-day "Coronet.Too know... flight to. M8» _ w«W. JMMZkd. -tiirD uO 'ipfiaH yw i-----at th* annual meeting o f the wen talking about. American Geophysical Union. The car evp'ybody’s In tha first 3,100 hours of Hiking about'* its mission tha spacecraft waa hit by at least 77 micro­ “ Cfclrp" meteorites. Thee* ara dust aired particle* o f matter which awarm in apace. H. R. Heckenbach, princi­ pal o f Pinecrest School, an­ nounced 98 children who will enter first grade there next year wars registered at the recent pre-school round-up. He urged thst parents liv­ ing in the Pinecrest area whoso children will bo six year* old on or before Jan. 1 register during any school day from R a.m. to S p.m. Birth certificates must be presented at the time of reg­ istration. Heckenbaeh also announc­ ed that the school Is plan­ ning a four-week orientation program during the lummer for aome children who will begin school next year. Th* program is to begin July 19 and end Aug. 13, with threehour sessions each week day. Parents must provide trans­ portation. Parents interested In hav­ ing their children participate in the program are requested to visit the school office and fill out sn application form. Selection of children for the program wilt he based on In­ formation given on th* ap­ plication. Parents will be notified If their child has been accepted, line* the num­ ber of children who .can ho accommodated In th* sum­ mer orientation p r o g r a m Is limited. Mariner 4 Bombarded JENO F. PAULUCCI ket, hawked vegetables from street corners tnd helped op­ erate a family grocery store in Hibhing, Minn. Forced to abandon hi* pre­ law studies at Hibbing Jun­ ior College after a year-enda-half, Paulucci became a wholesale food salesman in th* depressed Iron Rang* of Appreciation Dinner-Meeting Slated By USO Annual USO appreciation dinner meeting slated for 7:30 p.m. tonight at th# CivIc Center will feature Com­ missioner Norman 8. Mar­ shall. a member o f the USO board o f governors at the main apeaker with William C. Fraasa aa master of cer­ emonies. The 1904 yearly report will be given by Richard Barnett, council president, and instal­ lation o f new council officers will he held with Maj. Kimher Cox, USO director, o f­ ficiating. Music will be furnished by th* Salvation Army brass en­ semble from Orlando. Open­ ing ceremonies will he led by a color guard from the U. S. Marine Barracks at Sanford Naval Air Station. Northeastern Minnesota. In 1948, months before his 29th birthday, he borrowed $2,500 and began raising beansprouts in a rented Quonset hut in Grand Rapids, Minn. A year later he started to can and sell rhow mein. Growth took him to Du­ luth in 1948. Three years la­ ter, Paulucci realised he need­ ed bigger quarters and bor­ rowed $200,000 from the Min­ nesota Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Commis­ sion. The 20-year loan was repaid within five years. During the 14 years that followed, Faulucci's k e e n marketing imagination, llm* Marine, Sailor In Exercises Marine Sgt. James H. Moody, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moody, 119 Eire Ave­ nue, took part in Exercise Quick Kick VII aboard the amphibious assault ship USB Guadalcanal. Quick Kirk was s Joint services operation held o ff the southeastern coast of Puerto Rico in March and irly A pril Also taking part in the ex­ ercise from Sanford was Fireman Apprentice Albert H. Kramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kramer, 1903 Summerlin Avenue. "Please say 'Coronet.' "Come on, baby, 'say TdroneC COR-O-NET. Remember? Lowerpriced, just what we want... Coronet." itless energy and passionate faith In th* power o f free en­ terprise converted what be­ gan as a simple baanaprouU raising venture Into tha food-growing, packaging and marketing complex that is the Chun King Corporation. Ths total $60 million tales complex owned by Paulucci includes: Tho Chun Xing Corporation o f tho U.S.A.; the Chun King Corporation o f Canada, Ltd.; Northland Foods, Inc.; Etor Realty Cor­ poration in Duluth, and th* Chop Chop Corporation. Paulucci contributes much o f his personal time to eivie activities in his native state. Th* following organisations hava benefited greatly from h la efforts: Northeastern Minnesota Organisation for Economic Education, which he founded and now heads; Northeastern Minnesota De­ velopment Association, now funded with more than $1.25 million for industrial develop­ ment and of which Paulucci is vice president, and the Du­ luth Chamber o f Commerce on which he eervee a* vie* president and director. Paulucci alto has spear* headed efforts to develop plans and obtain financing for a $8.1 million municipal arena-auditorium. Recently, he and his eorporatlon gsva Minnesota a complete ag­ riculture research center for th* purpos* o f furthering de­ velopment o f peat and other agricultural product!. In 1962 Paulucci received th* Duluth Hall o f Fame Award, given by th* American Legion. “ Th* H o r a t i o A l g e r Awards eommltt**," BeeSa ■aid, "believe* that Paulueci'a experiencea and thos* o f th* othar prominent Americana honored this year will con­ vince th* nation's youth that free enterprise la not dead. These men,” Beebe stressed, "have pulled themselves up by their bootstraps In tho trua Horatio Alger tradition. They ara living proof that success can atill be achieved by those willing to work for It* Funeral Funds ForPeopleAges 39to79 You can now apply by mall, di­ rect to th* Horn* Office, fo r » L ife Insurance Policy providing $2000 or $1000 guarante«d-rat* lifetime protection. Application and rates mailed to you without obligation. No *g*nt will etlL Tear out this ad and n a il today with your namo, address, t i p aoda and y a a r o f birth to Great Lakes Insurant* Co., E lgin , IlL 60122. D ep t, SWD677F n " N o. toby. Coronet_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. 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CHICS YOUR LOCALUSTWC.- SANFORD, FLA. -CHICS YOUR CAR-CMICR YOUR CHICS aCCIQIHTR. a �1 L L r M a J I f f ■ 5 •i { J i f 1 1 •■ ■ • r. s , j C m f . : ? 1. V r -\ ->' O S 1 1 1 l - s S B Trt m M 9 >Hf U y , *v^' 1 1 1 i . •»” {« 1 # M p C S tf? l l lf L B P V - . / j, T .•&< ’ > • ' t a l/.V m X .r ^ x k - ^ j *\ **. A 1 I r a ^ -V . mu Joseph M. Shifalo — ARCHITECT — COME OUT AND INSPECT THE 1 1 F**v\ ■' NEW HEADQUARTERS FOR THE GARDEN CLUB of SANFORD LIGHT REFRESHMENTS 2104 SOUTH SANFORD AVE SANFORD, FLA. Ph. 322-0674 GENERAL C O N T R A C T O R �Garden Building Dedication Set Wednesday fb t 9 u fa rb ■ ■ Pntte 2-A— April 20, 1965 Orrilb ■ ■ p i THREE PLANNERS, Mrs. I). K. Dorman, bulldlntf chairman, Mrs. J. M. Fahey, president and E. R. Wood, general contractor confer on last minute plans for the completion of the Garden Club of Sanford. Note used brick -wail behind the group. Best Wishes HARCAR ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CO. BEST WISHES State President Will Officiate Hy Dottle Austin Dedication ceremonies for the new Garden Club o f San­ ford building at Sunland Estates will begin at 2 p.m. Wedncaday with a ribbon rutting, followed by appropriate ceremonies. Mra. Prank Hewlett, of Mi­ ami, prealdent of the Florida Federation o f Garden Cluba, will officiate, along with Mra. F. M. Fahey, local presblent Gueata, which will Include dignitariea from Sanford, Seminole County and Florida, will be invited to tour the beautiful 6,r>00 ai|uare foot building, and will lie offered refreahmenta. Inaide the aparioua build­ ing viaitora will enter a 30by-foot lobby, aeparated from a large 40 • 68-foot auditor­ ium by eight decorative black wrought iron coluinna, en­ twined In an oak laaf deaign. between the columna la aa ribbon-twlated wrought Iron fences and railing. Tha eaat wall o f the audi­ torium la a bank of windows, floor to celling, alternating jalousies with strips of plate glaaa. At the front la a amall se­ mi-octagonal shaped stage, raised about two feet o ff the tcrraixo floor, with tha back wall paneled In redwood. Behilij the wings uf the stage are two dressing rooms, with convenient doors lead­ ing from the stage. Overhead spotlights stand ready to shed their brilliance on the elght-by-25-foot stage. This auditorium cun hold at leaat 300 peraont seated and mors than that at a dance or "stand-up" social event. The central lobby, which allows seating capacity for 200 more persons, has a com­ plete view of the stage. The west wall o f the lobby Is made o f mellow used brick Imported from Grccnslmrn, N. C. Overhead In the lobby are three skylights interspersed along the ceiling o f fiberglass panels are beautiful wrought Iron chandeliers, and hanging from each chandelier are beautiful tear drop orna­ ments. In the auditorium artifical Illumination comes from three banks of recessed light­ ing panels. Throughout the building piped FM music spreads Ita ■trains and Is also connected with the public address sys­ tem which will penetrata to every corner of the edifice. Two air-conditioners, each a five-ton unit are strategi­ cally placed so that they may be used either to cool tha lobby-auditorium aide of the building, or the conference room aide, or both at once. To the west of the lobby are a aeries o f smaller rooms, the largest of which Is a 24 by 24 foot conference room which will seat 50 persons. It has a private entrance so that if a meeting is going on in the main part o f the build­ ing, those in conference room may enter or leave without disturbing or being disturb­ ed. Next room is the "bu ffet" room where tables can be set up to serve food through the kitchen service window. Directly behind this room Is the kitchen, a modern up-todate room filled with all the latest appliance* A small library and read­ ing room occupies a 10 by 14 foot space and an office of similar aiza opens just o ff the lobby. The office will be furnish­ ed as "Tha Mr. and Mra. Fred Wilson Msmorlal" o f­ fice room, with furnishings donated by trustees o f tha Wilson Memorial Fund. The combination o f dish garden and flowering or foli­ age plant la increaalng in popularity. Remove the houao plant from Ita clay pot and place in a shallower contain­ er. Then plant a few smalt garden-type plants beneath the larger plant. Iff i Our TO THE GARDEN CLUB OF SANFO RD IT WAS OUR PLEASURE TO INSTALL THE ROOF ON THIS OUTSTANDING BUILDING. STEINM EYER ROOFING & SHEET METAL, INC. --------- DIAL 322-4731 --------21S 8. OAK AVE. SANFORD, FLA. E. R. WOOD, RenernI contractor for the build* in# of the Gurden Club of Sanford. General Contractor Started Here In '58 E. R. Wood, general con­ tractor for tha Garden Club of Sanford building, came to Sanford from High Point, N. C. in 1953 and began hia present business in 1958. Wood is a member o f First Baptist Church, serves aa a deacon and haa been a trus­ tee for the past five years. He is president of tha Bro­ therhood o f Baptist Men, a teacher o f Intermediate boys class and stryes on the build­ ing committee of the church. The local contractor is a member of the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce and enjoys golfing and fishing. Hu is married to the former Lottie Pugh and they reside at 2104 Sanford Avenue. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GARDEN CLUB of SANFORD we’re happy to have been Nation’s Patriots Remembered A grove o f "trees that look at God all day and lift their leafy arms to pray," haa been dedicated at Valley Forge, ac­ cording to Frederick Brown Harris, D.D., Chaplain both o f the U. S. Senate and Free­ doms Foundation at Valley Forge. The grove will be a living n a t i o n a l memorial. Each tree "will speak" the name o f a patriot who hns won the nation's highest "medaled honor." Tho grove will tie planted where G e o r g e Washington kneeled and prayed, In refua- chosen as painting contractor Ing a peace that "crucified liberty," according to Chap­ lain Harris, who added: "How movingly appropriate that 60 acres o f that same sacred soil should be consecrated forever to tha nurture o f growing trees whose r o o t s d r a w strength from the same riv­ ers o f water which nourished the firm faith of the Found­ ing Fathers." for this beautiful building! James B. Adams PAINTING CONTRACTOR Tha Chaplain concluded: "There are tongues in these trees, and tha word they shout it Freedom at any coat." Ph. 322-7741 2626 LAUREL LANE SANFORD, FLA- Best Wishes CONGRATULATE TO THE GARDEN CLUB OF SAN FO RD UPON YOUR COMPLETION OF T jUCITA'TREMENDOUS UNDERTAKING. Garden Club of Sanford IT WAS INDEED A PRIVILEGE TO HAVE BEEN SELECTED TO INSTALL ____ PORTION. I)F_THE. AUDlTDttDJM_shnu-LmT„»Upi*-at fug. xmuL-Room--is 40 feet wide and 68 feet long and seats 350 persons. ----------- THE**C«T7ASS*'Ifj—THIS BEAUTIFUL BUILDING. YOU HAVE SELECTED T H E BEST C O O L IN G A N D H E A T IN G A V AILABLE! GENERAL ELECTRIC W EATH ERT R O N A I L E L E C T R I C H E A J P U M P a n d C O O L I N G UNI 1 We’re Happy To Have Initialled Two Units In Your Wonderful New Building Giving You Economy Of Operation When Only A Portion Needs To Be Cooled Or Heated. Grow with 0 Alio your Headquarters 322-6562 for Point and Wallpaper and m FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL YOUR PLUMBING, HEATING AND AIR CON­ DITIONING NEEDS. i P L UM B I N G H EATI N G AND A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G 1007 B. HANFORD AVE. SANFORD, FLORIDA Winsor & Newton Art Supplies. OTOtfuBG) SO SfflB C 7/ / v/ oftV U V & t* t • M M W , I t M I M SANFORD PLAZA Senkarik Glass & Paint Co. 210 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE S22*4C22 �'» Center Reflects Perseverance Of Club Women Dream Of Year Is Culminated i ; Ik .1 »>■$ MRS. J. M. FAHEY, president of the Garden Club of Sanford. Dignitaries Invited To Club's Dedication Newest and one of the love­ ers, Seminole County com­ liest of Seminole County's missioners officials from the structures is the Ssnford Sanford Naval Air Station, Garden Club building at Sun- officials and members o f ar­ ea garden clubs, presidents land Estates which is hold­ and members of all local civ­ ing open house Wednesday ic and fraternal organisa­ l| l 2 p.m. with the public in­ tions all have received invi­ vited to view the proud ac­ tations, as well as the gen­ complishment of the women eral public. of the club. Invited to officiate at the dedication of the building is the state president of the Florida Federation of Gar­ den Cluhs, Mrs. Frank Hew­ lett, o f Miami. Other state officials will Home gardeners who anx­ 'd e lu d e Mrs. W. T. Chennell, district director from Orlan­ iously try to “ mother" their do; Mrs. Mary Compton, a garden each Spring by inun­ past state president, also of dating the soil with costly nu­ Orlando, and Mrs. Vernon trient fertilizers may actually Conners, of Mt. Dora, a past b« doing more harm than state president, past district good. In their zeal the may be director and presently Deep overlooking half their garden­ Soulh regional director. Among tha dignitaries will ing problem simply by failing i e J. Hralley Odham, who to properly condition a soil d on ated tha land on which which lacks necessary aeration the'.building stands; Joseph and moisture control. They Shifalo, who d o n a t e d may be jumping to rarified the architectural plans, and solutions for troubles which K. R. Wodd, general con­ arc, in fact, basic. Often not considered is the tractor. They will be greeted by simple fact that good soil con­ Mrs. J. M. Fahey, president tains about 23% water and 23 o f the Garden Club o f San­ % air in addition to the ford, and Mrs. D. K. Dorman, 30% solid matter. From the b u ildin g chairman, among standpoint of expediency and expense, It stands to reason others. Clyde West, Central Flo- that this should be the first rlda district manager of area investigated in any batch Sears, also will be on hand, of problem soil. It is quite along with J. I,. High, Sears possible that the answer lies here and not in sophisticated comptroller. Sanford city commission* nutritives. Proper Soil Conditioning At ths entrance to Sunland Estates, south of Sanford, standi a new monument, symbol o f the determination and perseverance of a group of women and ths generosity of many citisens who caught the reflection of these wom­ en's dream. It is the new Garden Club of Sanford Center building — conceived in ths hearts of those who appreciate the beauty of nature and dedi­ cated to spreading that doc­ trine throughout Sanford and Seminole County. For many years, Ssnford Garden Clubwomen dreamed of and hoped for a beautiful structure, built just the way they wanted it, with room and spaca to accomplish all the things they wanted to do and to help make thsir com­ munity a more beautiful place in which to live. Today the key it in the door, the terrazzo floor pol­ ished to a mirror-finish, ev­ ery speck o f construction dust has been flicked away, the reception line is forming, the ribbons are in place, ready to be cut and dignitar­ ies are coming from all over the state to share in the tri­ umph o f the women of the Garden Club o f Sanford. Hundreds o f people have been invited to share their pride and hundreds will meet before the beautiful air-con­ ditioned building to see what has been done. As they approach the build­ ing visitors will be impress­ ed by the mica stone front on the right o f the building and the vast expanse of con­ crete and glass which forms the remainder o f the build­ ing. Inside the building, which •nrompanssea s o m e 6,500 square feet of floor space is divided into two sections — the auditorium and lobby, which together form a spare 70 feet wide and 68 feet long — divided by eight floor to ceiling wrought iron columns, connected by a wrought Iron railing. The left wall of ths lobby is constructed of soft mellow used brick and beyond this visitors will find the office, the library, the “ buffet" room, the kitch­ en and a large conference room, as well as restrooms. On tha o u t s i d e of the west wait is a long, covered service porch which connects with ths kitchen end also p r o v i d e s pri­ vate entrance to the meeting rooms. On ths west aids of the building, visitors will find a large parking lot de­ signed to hold up to 36 ears. Leading from the psrking lot to ths front door is a five foot wide sidewalk. This same sidewalk also leads all the way around the north side of the building to the north door entrance to the lobby. Leading from the front en­ trance from the street is a 10 foot wide sidewalk, form­ ing a grand walkway, be­ tween living plant! a n d shrubs to the front door of the beautiful nsw building. Up ths steps, ths visitors sees wrought iron columns holding up ths roof of the porch, between which a dec­ orative screen stretches in broad espanse, to add it's touch o f beauty to ths entranca way. Mrs. Cole Heads Landscaping Mrs. Charles Cole, of Gen­ eva, is the landscape chair­ man of the new Garden Club of Sanford building and grounds, and the plans call for making the outiide of the building a living exampla of what a garden club can do when called upon to land­ scape their own building. The plans were drawn up and donated by Bert T. Fos­ ter, o f Orlando, landscape architect. Mrs. Cole is Implementing the design, which calls for the planting of full grown Sabal palms, podacarpus, For pfitssr Junipers, viburnum, suspensum, dogwood and sa­ go palms, all hardy coldresistant plants which will remain green and beautiful the year round. In the specially prepared bed* surrounding the outside of the building, mulch and peal hava been Incorporated in the aoil before planting to insure a good atart for ths plants. of the.. GarAen. Ctub's imposing clubhouse — or — Congratulations Ladies FOR A JOB W ELL DO NE! we’re happy to have been selected to do the inside plastering of this beautiful building! Carl Lommler Mi i'sA "1•.'V -.1*■• MRS. D. K. DORMAN, building cbnirmnn for the new Gnrdett Club of Sanford goes over a long list of lust minute things to do before the open­ ing Wednesday at 2 p.m. Activities At Center Outlined By Chairman Mrs. D. K. Dormsn, former president of the Ssnford Gar­ den Club, is one c f the per. sons who has contributed un­ counted effort, time, service and determination to the cul­ mination o f the Garden Club­ ber* — a beautiful new build­ ing o f their own. Other members of the build­ ing rommittees include Mrs. W. I.. Grsmkow Jr., Mrs. Voile A. Williams Sr., Mrs. C. W. Baker, Mr*. Robert John­ son, Mrs. Herbert Mcreland, Mrs. Irving Pryor, Mrs. S. L. Wiggins, Mrs. Blanton Owens, Mrs. Charles Cole, Mr*. Char­ les Robinson and Mrs. Jo Peck. Because of her continuing interest in this ambitious un­ dertaking Mrs. Dorman was named chairman of the build­ ing committee. She live* about one block from the site of the new build­ ing and as she states it, “ I’ve spent mcra time over here than ! have at home, in the past six months. "It has demanded a great deal of my time, but it is well worth all the blood, sweat and tears that wa have poured Into this project whsn * view this beautiful building which we now are ready to open to the dozens c f func­ tions for which it will be ap­ plicable," Mrs. Dorman said. She noted that the Garden Club plans to hold workshops, exhibits, clinics, d i s p l a y s , meetings and numerous other activities in tha center. "It's going to get a lot of usa—w# have all aorta o f plans and can really let our­ selves go on full seal* edu­ cational program, including Surrounding tha plantings which will ba M t c! om to tha building and also tha road­ way, will be lush gTeen grass. Ths club owea this sodding to the generosity of ths cen­ tral contractor, E. R. Wood, who donated the sod and saw that it was put in plact before the opening to present a beautiful vista of lawn, Safety rest areas are an plants anl trees to visitors important consideration in who arriva for tha avent. rural highway design, and are popular with motorists. They When arranging daffodils warrant careful design—Mark d r'in y 'o th sr cut-bulb flowers, H; Aetrup, landscape - engi­ remove the lower white por­ neer, Oregon State Highway tion o f their stem because it Department. prevents abMrptlon o f water. Curva spring flowers—such Thick stemmed flowers, such as Easter lilies and hydran­ as snapdragons, Iris, delphini­ geas, should havs thsir stem ums, and even pussy willows ends spilt to facilitate absorp­ —to achieve a wider range of design in arranging flowers. tion o f water. Safety Areas the beauty Aprfl 2«. 198S—W n ths sstablishment o f our li­ brary," sha explained. In addition, the Garden Club o f Sanford plans to of. fer the use of the building to civic clubs and organizations, private citizcna and grmipi needing a place to meet, hold parties, banquets, dances, an. cials, reception* and muiiy other forma of business and social events. Mr*. Dorman will also lie in charge of the rental of the building and meeting rooms. PLASTERING CONTRACTOR U8444* LOXGWOOD, FLA. Congratulations TO THE GARDEN CLUB o( SANFORD (fb w d ty 120 N. PARK AVK. PH. 322-6123 (o n q ra t^ tjo n s SANFORD, FLA. TO THE GARDEN CLUB of SANFORD »# UPON THE COMPLETION OF YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME We are happy to contribute our GREEN TRO PIC PLAN T Food and our planned program for the control of Weeds, Insects and Diseases for your first year. Complete Headquarters _ FOR ALL YOUR the luxurious livability of your own home Congratulations AND Best Wishes TO THR GARDEN CLUB -our—personalizedr-customized Loan Service provides the utmost in financing. OF SANFORD Seed Garden Tools Pesticides Sprayers GARDEN and FARM NEEDSI Fertilizer Dusters • Char-Broil Grills We Offer Free Information And Delivery And Sincere Appreciation For Your Business. IT IS A PRIVILEGE TO ACT AS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ON SUCH A BUILDING AS YOUR NEW HOME . . . . Thw Kilgore Seed Company Division of Asgrow Seed Company 312 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 1400 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322-1911 A �| f( Much Given For Garden Center. More Needed Trading Stamps Are Invaluable THE STAGE of the Garden Club o f Sanford in ideal for conducting meet­ i n g , Mrs. J. M. Fahey, president, demonntratea. Donors To Center Are Many Tho unusual custom-design•d formica-topped reception* iet’e deik in the lobby o f the new Garden Club of Sanford building, which will be offie* Jelly opened Wednesday waa built and donated to the club by the general contractor, E. R. Wood. In addition to the contrl* butlon of the deak, Wood alao donated the aod which rovera the front lawn o f the club grounda. Another donor waa Art Brown, o f Art lirnwn’a Teat Control, who pre-treated the entire building for tcrmltea at the time o f conatructlon and donated Ida product and labor to the Garden Club. The terraaao floora uaed throughout the building were done by Robert Harbor Terra tio Company, o f Leesburg. Flberglaaa ceiling panela and the roof deck were done by Annlng and Johnaon Contraetora, o f Orlando. A fiveply built-up roof waa con* atructed by the Stelnmeyer Roofing Company o f Hanford. Electrical contractor for the building waa E. I* Hums, o f Burnt Electrical Contract­ ing Company, in Hanford. Alr-condltionlng waa Installed by Wall Plumbing and Heat­ ing. The alr-condltionera, two five-ton General Electric un­ ite, are arranged strategical­ ly to condition all or half of the building at once. Mahogany panel doors and panel-fold doors and other lumbar uaed in the building wero furnished by Mills and Nebraska J.umber Company, o f Orlando, and Gator Lum­ ber Company, o f Hanford. Kohler plumbing fixtures and plumbing In the bath­ rooms and kitchen were In­ stalled by Henson and Hearn Plumbing Company, o f Han­ ford. Color scheme of the women's restroom la gold and white with a full length van­ ity table and mirror along one wall. Masonry work In the .San­ ford Ganlen Club building was done by the Clifton Tay­ lor M a s o n r y Contracting Company, of Hanford, and painting contractor was Rob­ ert Adams, o f Hanford, The Jalousy windows came from HarCar Aluminum Company and the plate glass windows from Henkarik Paint and Glass Company. All win­ dows use the new gray, non­ glare glasa. GARDEN CLUB of SANFORD It W u Our Pleanur* To Hi t i Beta ChosM To butall The Plumbing And Fixtures -la This Bsauttful Building. For Anything You Need la The Pluaiblng Liao Hinson & Hearn P L U M B IN G Sid BAST THIRD SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 322-9143 Structural steel in the building, which is encom­ passed in the roof beams and Joists, waa installed by Polls Brothers, of Oviedo. Plastering work waa done by Carl l,ommlrr, o f Longwood. Paving in the parking lot waa done by Wilkins As­ phalt Company. Hundreds of persons have donated money, equipment and supplies to tha building fund and furnishings o f tha naw Garden Club of Hanford, which opens Wednesday. Furnishings In tha lobby o f tha building, Including, couches, chairs and other Heme of comfort have been donated by the Wllson-Maler Furniture Company, of Han­ ford. The Hit la long and varied, but Mrs. D. K. Dorman, building chairman, says that there atlll are a number of Items which are needed, mon­ ey le running low and tha club la hoping that person^ who have been waiting to see what else I* needed may now “ come forth" with eome of tha Item* listed. One of tha prime needs Is a donation of drapery mater­ ials or about (900 to pur­ chase the materials. All tha outslda walla art window walla and draperies are need­ ed to rover them, In order to regulate lighting. Another need la for a re­ frigerator In the kitchen. The club kitchen la completely furnished with appliances now, except for thla large Item. Most o f tha present furnishings w e r e donated, with the range being a gift from (ha Florida Power and Light Company. There Is a reasonable supply of dishes, p u r c h a s e d with trading ■tamps, but more are needed and there are no glaase* or silverware. Bookselves are needed In the library and In the office and It is hoped that these, or the lumber to build them, might bo donated by eome firm or perion. A typewriter for the office le needed and a vanity atonl (or two) for tho women's restroom. Ten more large metal fold­ ing tables are needed, pre­ ferably with formica tops. Fifty more steel folding chaira for the auditorium and meeting rooms are needed. Name* e f donors are to be engraved on the backs of all chaira. Mrs. Dorman aald that books of trading stamps are invaluable and have helped a great deal in getting need­ ed items. New Gardeners Lawns Can Be 'Great' Need These 12 All Year.. With Care Basic Tools “ How dose your lawn If you’re a new homeowner look?** and you have a pile of fill dirt "Pretty good now, but don't for a front yard—and you ask me In July." don’t know the first thing Ily following a few simple about gardening — then one rules, you can answer “ Great” question stands between you to that question every month of tha yuar—including July and action. What tools am I and August. going to need in my first Too often we look at our gsrdenlng venturer lawn In early Spring and see Thera are two ways you that it Is lush and green and can get the answer to this forgat about it until it be­ question. You can start buying gins to get a little sparse everything in sight tndisertmand weedy during the Hum­ natcly, or you can take a few mer. A few chores now will lips from a company that has almoit assure you a good been In the tool manufactur­ groen lawn throughout the ing business for 190 years and Hummer. now produces over S.ooo dif­ One o f the most important ferent tools for lawn and gar­ things is proper mowing. To den, Industry and agricul­ do a good job o f mowing you ture. must, naturally, have a good That firm has compiled a mower. Most gardeners today list of a dozen basic tools that prefer a rotary mower for each novice gardener or new all lawn work. You’ll want homeowner should have: one that will start easily 1) Long-handle, round-point­ when you need It because In ed shovel for digging. the early Hpring you may be 2) Leaf rake for removing out mowing several times a grass clippings, litter and lea­ week instead o f the usu­ ves. al once. Look for a mower 3) Garden spade for prepar­ that has easy, finger-tip ing flower and vegetable beds. starting. Also, be sure the 4) Warren hoc for cultivat­ mower blade is sharp. Noth­ ing, making rows for planting ing will hurt a lawn more awl weeding. than being torn to ahreda by •) Iron rake la one of three a dull blade. types—bow rake, level • head Ba sura you feed your lawn rake or a lawn groom rake — as early aa possible. Don’t for toil preparation. atop there, however. Feed It 6) An edger for edging at least twice more during lawns, flower beds, around tha year, once before Hum­ plantings and gardens. mer and again in early FalL. _ .7 1 ..G rin _sbe»rs- fe r - trim­ -O.Ti ~~et" We ~be*sV ’ fertilizers ming. you can use Is one that has •) Hose with hose reel for a 20-10-10 ratio. Very often a single, light-weight bag of watering lawns and garden. B) Pruning shear tor trim­ this ureaform fertilizer will ming plants, shrubs and small da yonr entire lawn. trees. 10) Grass whip for keeping With those twelve baste high grass and weeds border­ laws and garden tool* the ing yard rut down. new hameowoer can carry out 11) Trowel for planting bulbs almoet all his lawn, garden­ plants, small shrubs. ing and landscaping chart* 12) Lawn weeder for remov­ without ever having to run ing weeds like dandelion from down the street to borrow from turf. his neighbor. A fter feeding, weeding Is tho next Important Job for early Hpring. Homo crabgrate killers must be put on early if they are to be effective. Be sure to check the package for tha proper time of applica­ tion. Other crabgrssi and broad-leaf killers (for weeds like dandelion and plantain) should be applied to tha fol­ iage o f the weed Itself which meant they are put on later. How high you cut your lawn Is also important. Most average lawns should be cut at about an inch and a half high. Thla adjuetment la mads on the mower itself by adjusting tha wheal height Home of the newer varieties of grass can b« cut lower. No matter what height you cut at, be sure to cut often en­ ough ao that you are not cut­ ting any more than a half to three quarters o f an inch o ff tha top. Thera era two schools of thought on watering lawns. One la to water lightly but frequently—every day that It does not rain. This will work effectively Just oo long ao you don't mist many daya during tha host o f tho Sum­ mer. Tho other way o f watering la to tot a schedule o f once a week and water vary thor­ oughly until tho oo!l la wot ooveral Inchee deep. Insect*, wo all know, can causa damage to a lawn. But, Jiko-w eeds,-they-coir to - kept In chock with regular appli­ cations o f an Insectleldt that killa • broad spectrum of pasts. Such a material can be on aa • liquid or granular powder. The way ta the most beau­ tiful lawn in town la to keep Juat ona step nhead o f your lawn. Food It bafora It goto hungry; water before it gets thirsty; kill weeds before they grow or get established; and mow before the grass looks as if it needs cutting. Congratulations Garden Club of Sanford We’re happy to have been chosen to do the masonry work on your new home. CLIFTON L TAYLOR GENERAL CONTRACTOR M a rl fm 9 P »H 4-A—April SO, IMS Congratulations to the GARDEN CLUB of SANFORD WE ARE BURE YOU WILL NEW ENJOY YOUR HOME . . . . r Crumley-Monfeith, Inc. see w . FIRST ST. HANFORD, FLA. p h . a is -tm MRS. CHARLES COLE, o f Geneva, Is landacape chairman for the new building. Brailey Odham Donated 2 Lots For Center Site One o f the primary donore who helped extensively in bringing to present day real­ ity tha new Garden Club of Sanford building le Rrailey Odham, builder and develop­ er, formerly of Sanford and now o f Orlando. Odham gave tha building plans a tremendous Impetus when he donated two lots In his building project, Hunland Estates, to the Garden Club for its new home. The lots together make a plot of land about 200 feet deep and 120 feet wide, en­ ough for the 5,000 iquare foot building and tho large parking lot, as well as the extensively landscaped area all around the building. A t ground-breaking cere­ monies held on Aug. 4, 1004, Odham and Joseph Hhifalo, Winter Park architect, who drew and donated tha archi­ tectural plana for the build­ ing, lifted the first shovelsful o f dirt, along with Mrs. Au­ burn Rector, who was than president o f the Garden Club. Later Mrs. Rector resign­ ed and Mrs. J. M. Fahey, the present president, was ap­ pointed. A former president, who apearheaded tha final drive to bring tha building plana to actual construction, Mrs. D. K. Dorman was nam­ ed ehalrman o f tha building project Central Contractor for tb* building waa E. R. Wood. Our Sincere •) to you Garden Club of Sanford YOU HAVE EVERY REA 80N TO BE PROUD OF YOUR NEW HOME HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR GARDEN NEEDS! authorized ( o c o tt^ dealer — Fertiliser Spreaders For Sate Or Hast — GATOR LUMBER A ACE HARDWARE Cash and Carry . 700 French Ave. Phone 322-7171 4) �United States Ranks No. 1 Nation Of Gardeners ■bt O n fo r fe Irra lfe A p r il 20, 1065— P a g e 5 -A Number Up Last Year NEW YORK (U PI) — The er, hut the researchers said United States now ranks as previous annual studies hail the No. 1 nation of garden­ shown there are more Doral gardens although vegetable ers. Even so, not all the petal types show a steady gain. Reasons for the national pushers own green thumbs: increase in gardening were 32 per cent of existing gar­ assortrd. but reflected the dens are not flourishing. more leisure, and consequent­ These and other gardening ly more gardening, time and facta were unearthed from a the prosperity o f the nation, Mt-state study made by one the researchers said. They produced these other manufacturer of gardening findings: tools. — New home owners nowThe study found that the put gardens in the No. 2 spot numlier of gardens has in­ o f things to be done initial­ creased in tho last 12 months ly. This trend it especially from 39 to 42 million. This strong among newlyweds who total means one gurdon for wish to increase tho value every five persons, the re­ of and beautify their propersearchers figured. ity and also see a garden a* England ranks second with a status symbol. In 1960, one garden to each seven gardens ranked sixth place ONE OF THE TWO five ton air-conditioning persons, followed closely by in planning among newlyunits in the new Garden Club uf Sanford build­ Ireland, Switzerland, a n d weds and new home owners. ing is demonstrated by general contractor, E. Denmark. — There also is a surge of It. Wood. The manufacturer made the gardening among the four study in co-operation with million persons unemployed, 314 women's gardening clubs who use vegetable growing plus door-to-door question­ ns an income source, ing. — Sixty - two per cent of Its conclusions were based the nation's 333,000 persons on talks with 62,000 people, who reached retirement age growers o f gardens large, o f 65 in the last year have medium and small, and of turned to gardening for its both vegetable and flower esthetic rewards, its exercise, and its supptemntal income. Experts eitimate that the suits in tests conducted on the type*. The 1065 study did not go — Some 1.5 million indoor population exploiion, if al* East Coast. When compared into the number of vegetable garden* are being maintain­ lowed to continue unchecked, to plants grown in soil, the gardens compared with Dow­ ed by apartment dwellers. will conceivably reach that soil-less mix not only produc­ point where every man, wom­ an and child on earth will be ed consistently better quality limited to one aquare loot of plants with greater yields, but succeeded in eliminating soilliving apace. Equally atartling, and even borne diseases as well. By Doris William* This successful soil substi­ bees compiling a colony. She closer to realization, is the prediction that the day is not tute is achieved when vermiPetite comely Genevieve explained the division of la­ long coming when every culitc, a type of mica which (Mrs. Carl) Stubbing*, attired bor among tbe worker bees; available inch of the earth's is processed by exposure to in khaki coveralls and a hel­ the importance of queen rear­ topsoil will be cultivated In high temperatures, la com­ ing and breeding, and the an attempt at feeding the bined with equal parts of met with her face veiled In sphagnum peat moss and heavy net, could really have language and communication world's population. Anticipating t h e s e bleak lesser amounts of nutrient ele­ been a member of a safari of bcc*. Various tools were prospects, today's agricultur­ ments (5-10-5 fertilizer or am ­ bound for the vast wilds as she shown for queen rearing, such as the minute grafting tool and al scientist! are experiment­ monium nitrate). Although horticultural ex­ spoke to the April meeting tho plastic artiflcally queen ing with a variety of "soil­ less" compounds, aimed at perts caution (hat the mix is of the Palm Circle of the San­ producing, as an alternative not Intended to eliminate soil ford Garden Club at the Mayto soil, a high-quality growing as a growing medium, they do fair home of Mr*. Helen Demedium which la both uniform recommend it for trial in Wit. The youthful beekeeper of in performance and easily every gardener's program. the Alamana Apiary held the obtained. P o t t e d azaleas received group captive with her adapta­ Reiearchcrs believe t h a t they have found their mil al­ should bo placed where they tion o f "Rees in the Garden," ternative in a vermlculite- can get direct morning or covering Iter subject with in­ peat m ois compound which afternoon sun. They should be formation logically assembled and in a most charming and has provided significant re- repetted after flowering. gracious manner. Her detailed oration and clever dialogue was fascinating to the Circle, with the member* all in com­ plete agreement that thla pro­ TO THE gram excelled all other* for the year. In capsule form, Mr*. Stub­ bing* explained why honey­ bees and their service of poll­ ination is so Important to gar­ deners and fruit and vege­ table grower*, stressing the growing menace caused by use of killing insecticides, in­ cluding helpful Insects such as beea. * *AVrfk h i f brf *the'*fcene* with" T c UHTOM G R A DING AND V11.1- DIRT) a frame of beea, the affable apiarist described a bee col­ 601 E. 26th STItEET PH. .122-3268 ony and the three kinds of Try 'Soil-less' Soil For Plant Success Indoor-Outdoor Use These Timely Tips Compact Plants Your Power Mower ind Favor r» l.lvtnc plants that do double decorative duty — eithrr in­ door* or out—are finding In­ creasing favor among modern homemakers, according to a recent study ament profes­ sional growers and florists. And along with the increas­ ing popularity of these dualpurpose plants to enhance year 'round decor, there's n new trend toward "compact" plants, such a* chrysanthe­ mum* and azaleas. The tech­ nique of keeping plant stems shorter, without sacrificing lushness and beauty of foli­ age or Dcwer*. ha* been greatly advanced. In both the double-purpose nnd compact plants, porous red d a y flower pots play a basically impottant role in maintaining plant hrnith nnd beauty, f r o m professional grower to ultimate consumer. I’ lanta grown and purchased in porcus clay pot* enjoy ex­ tra health benefits not found in other container*. They are automatically s a fe g u a rd e d agninst overwatering — t h e commonest cause o f most house plant fnilures—because tiny pores in the clay walls permit excess moisture and harmful salts to leach out the sides. Roots o f clay-petted plants thus cannot become waterlogged. In addition, the porosity supplies built-in cool­ ing and air-conditioning which root* need to thrive. Can Perform Better A little consideration and attention on the part of the home gardener toward hi* power lawn mower can add many extra seasons of trou­ ble-free use to the machine's life. And. if tho home gardener is planning to buy a new pow­ er mower this Spring, the care and service he has ren­ dered his power mower in the past will pay off in added trade-in value. The gardener ha* twx» alter­ natives when it comes to tun­ ing up and properly condition­ ing his power mower for the season ahead. He can do it himself by following the man­ ufacturer's manual, or he can, at a very modest cost, take advantage of his local authorized power mower acrviec dealer. Let's assume here, how­ ever, that you are going to do it yourself. Here, then, is what experts suggest: 1) Drain all remaining gaso­ line from the tank. Squirt acveral drops of oil In the com­ bustion chamber and puli the engine through two or three cycles, with the twitch off. 2) Remove spark plug and check it for cracka or other damage. Clean off carbon and oil and reset the spark gap. Bees 'Service' Gardens, Apiarist Avers cell base*. Mr*. Stubbing* related the known enemies to bees In Flor­ ida and the disastrous effect caused by disease of bees. She explained, however, that Floral a and all other states have strict laws to control and eliminate disease in bees and added that no human being can contract bc« disease. The delightful program was summed up with the speaker showing the member* three kinds of honey produced in the Central Florida area — or­ ange, maple and |talmetto-galberry, pointing out a dozen or ao advantages honey has over other forms of sweetening. For balanced-power engine* a spark gap of .025 la recom ­ mended. (Check your owner'* manual for other makes.) 3) Remove the rotary cut­ ting blade, sharpen and bal­ ance it. The blade is ao Im­ portant to efficient cutting and, at the same time so rea­ sonable in price, it is both wise and economical to re­ place the nicked and out ofbalance blade rather than at­ tempt to service it. Re-tightcn blade nut securely. 4) Check all connections, movable part* and wheel as­ semblies for damage or wear. Examine the engine and hous­ ing for loose bolts and nuts. 5) Wash gas tank out with fresh gasoline. Remove sedi­ ment bowl and wash it clean. 6) Gas up with fresh fuel. For 2-cycle engine* mix onehalf pint of oil to one gallon of gasoline. For 4-cycle en­ gines, drain oil from crank­ case, Hush and fill to proper level with clean oil and fill tank with straight gasoline. 7) Remove the gas line at the carburetor and open the shut-off valve. Permit the fuel to Dow freely for two or three seconds to clean out line. Then close the ahutoff valve and replace the gas line. R e­ open the shutoff valve. 8) Start the engine and let It nin for a few minute*. Aft­ er the excess oil In the cylin­ der has burned off, adjust the carburetor for the smoothest operation. Do not be alarmed at the amount of smoke when you start the engine—that is merely excess oil burning off. That'* H. Now you're ready to go. Just a few simple tools and about 30 minutes time, and your power muwer should lie ready for the Summer ahead. I f you receive a hydrangea plant, rut it bark draattcally after it atop* hluoming and plant It outdoor*. NOT ONE, BUT TWO OVENS are to be found in the kitchen of the Garden Club of Sanford. OUR BEST WISHES TO THE Garden Club of Sanford MAY YOUR OPEN HOUSE BE A SUCCESS WILKINS PAVING CO. WILSON'S CORNER — WEST let ST. ON 4# PHONE 322-4030 P. O. IIOX 89 SANFORD, FLA. CONGRATULATIONS Garden Club of Sanford Our Congratulations DeW ITT HU N TER & SON - / 1° ..... M J the Garden Club of TOPICS not directly relutcd to but allied with flowers mid ornamentals also arc discussed at garden club meetings. Mix. Carl Stubbing* (above), who with her huxhund conducts an apiary at Lake Axhhy, recently donned her bee clothing to dixctixx bee raising and the honey business at a gar­ den meeting. (Herald Photo) i Sanford igaf i f III \ i You are to be commended upon " the completion o f such wonderful project! W E’RE fo w p ia iu lc d tio n A Garden Club of Sanford ‘Serving: PROUD YOU To the SAN FO RD GARDEN CLUB Pleasure” upon the completion of their Chaco from new center. Chase & Company STENSTROM REALTY FERTILIZERS AND INSECTICIDES GARDEN 8UPPILES Sanford, Florida 2565 Park Drive 322-2420 FLORIDA S T A T E B A N K MEMBKR 200 WEST FIR8T ST. FJM.C. PH . SSM C 1I �HWY. 17-92 and FAIRMONT DRIVE A T SU N LA N D ESTATES TOMORROW An Open Letter WED., APRIL 21sr To Our Wonderful Benefactors 2:00 P.M. The Garden Club of Sanford, Inc. SANFORD, FLORIDA O U R TH AN KS TO THE f o l l o w in g f ir m s a n d INDIVIDUALS FOR YOUR WONDERFUL ASSISTANCE J. Brnilcy Odltarn n. R. OwenH Gulf Service Jon. M. Shifalo, AIA Moxlcy Garage Mm. Robert S. Wilson M. R. Strickland Li d ) " "Mm.” ~Tiefen~ H'lfsbn AfiftliVm * *>iTYTtr o l O l F Rose «V Wilks Restaurant Mra. Frnnrca Wilson Lenhy Rinker Malerlnla Co. Florida Power A Light To. Hill Lumber Company Mr. Itandnll Chime Joe's Laundry & Dry Cleaning Florida Stale Hank Kampf Title Company Mr. Harry Tooke Rar-Car Aluminum Company Jim Hunt Rmlty Shepard Oil Company Sanford Herald llinson A- Hearn Dumbing Co. Kilgore Seed Company Adams Painting Co. Plnccreat Inn Ornnnicntal Stone Worka Co. Stcnstrom Realty Chun King Foods Corp. Mr. Ned Julian O.K. Tire Store Gator Lumber Co. Mm. S. C. Dirkemon MeRoherta Tire Co. Mm. Peter 8. Roy Sanford Atlantic Rank Wilson-Muier Furniture Co. Stelnmeyer Roaring Co. E. R. Wood R. J. Moughton, Jr. nert Foster, landscape Architect Poll Hroe. Steel Co. Sanford Linoleum & Tile Civ Mr. T. R. Rittenmar Mr. Homer Osborne A. B. Peteraon, Sr. Mr. T. E. Tucker Seminole Printing Co. Mr. W. A. Patrick Holcomb Sitter Hervlre Mr. Donald Farrena SUae Machine Company Mr. Henry A. 81mpeon Campbell Cabinet Co. Vlkon Tito Company Dekle GuU Service Mra. F. G. Yerkee i m rs. j. m . rA nrrr— rrrililont MRS. CLYDE RAMSEY— Vie# I’re». April 20, MRS. GORDON IUU8SON— Recording See. MRS. W. LeMAR MEREDITH— Cnrrci. Sec, MRS. B. B. CRUMLEY— Treasurer Dear Friends: The officers and members of The Sanford Garden 'e i t r i r w i s h 't i x t a h e t iT fd T ip p d ft U lfft y to express"'...... our deep and grateful appreciation to our many benefactors. Your many generous gifts of love, labor, time, talent, money, materials and encouragement have made our dreams for a Sanford Garden Center a reality. Special recognition is given to Mr. J. Brafley Odham, donor of the property; Mr. J. Shifalo for the building plans; the Seminole County Commissioners for assistance in acquiring deeds for the property; Mr. Bert Foster, landscape architect, and Mr. E. R. Wood, the General Contractor for our new home. You are cordially Invited to attend our Open House, Wednesday, April 21 at 2 p.m. Gratefully, Mra. D. K. Dorman Building Chatman Mrs. Mra. Mra. Mra. Mra. Mra. Mra. Mra. Mra. Mra. W. L. Gramkow, Jr. Volf* Williams, Sr, C. W. Baker Herbert Moreland Robert Johnaoa Irving Fryer S. L. Wigging J m Feck Blanton Owens Chariaa Gain �Fire Chief Mack N. CIeveland, Sr. will tell tha Jayetea about hi* 46 yeara with tha Sanford Fire Department at their luncheon at tha Civ­ Red Infiltration Up In Viet Nam -McNamara WASHINGTON (UPI) Defense Secretary Robert S. ic Center Thuraday. McNamara reported today • • • that Communlat Infiltration In­ Capt. Jamea O. Mayo la be- to South Viet Nam hid "Inin* honored by civic leadera creased at a high rate” in re­ at a luncheon Monday and cent month*. we're aura Mra. Mayowill be He *aid that the war effort there, too. However, tha Na­ against the Reds would be val Officera Wlvea are planttepped up to counteract the nln* a apeclal farewell cele­ "high-level” of Infiltration of bration for Mra. Mayo, hermen and equipment. eelf, In the form of a tea at McNamara talked with news2 p.m. Thuraday. men at Andrew* AFB, Md., a • • after an overnight flight from The closing of the Mayfair Honolulu where he preaided Inn and motel aa tourlat over a high-level conference quartera may well have un­ of U. S. official* and military expectedly "excellent” reaulta. The lack of any large leaden. The defenae chief waa to refacility of thla kind In San­ ford will give Sanford’a city port to Preiident Johnson at commiaaionera a firat rate the White House. Secretary of aelling point to attract a State Dean Rusk and Mereally outatanding motel- George Bundy, Johnson's na­ boatel • reataurant-nightclub tional security adviser, also facility for the lakefront ma­ were to attend. McNamara declined to com­ rina development. ment on the outlook for the • • • Having a facility right on future in South Viet Nam or Lake Monroe will give the on what he would tell John­ Sanford Naval Academy a son. He said that the air strikes fine apot to put their increaaingly large fleet of against North Viet Nam had boata of all kinda. They have tended to overshadow the im­ aallboata, motor boata, whale portance of the war in the boata and rowing ahella—all south and the necessity to de­ good training equipment for feat Red insurgent! whose aim the young marinera. One of was to subvert and overthrow theae daya we may expect to the Saigon government. The Honolulu meeting di­ ace aome exciting competitive rected its attention, he said, eventa on the lake. e e e to steps for bolstering the Sanford Naval Academy'a South Vietnamese forces. maacot goat, Snag II, got In­ McNamara said that those to aome eevere difficulties forces "suffer from a strength the other night when a pack disadvantage" relative to the of doga jumped tha fence of guerrillas. They outnumber Snag’a pen and attacked him. the guerrillas about..five to They chewed him up rathar one whereas experience indi­ badly, but the aturdy maacot cates a ratio of about tea to eeema to be recovering from one is needed to defeat insur­ hia wounda. gents. e • e In caae Clock Watcher* •HANGMAV don’t get the connection — TOKYO (UPD—Communist tha goat's name — Snag — China today accused the Unit­ ia very clever play on let­ ed States of escalating the ters. It aUnda for Sanford war in Viet Nam. The Chinese Naval Academy G oat Cute, described President Johnson huh? as a "hangman.” e e e The Peking charge followed Police Chief Roy G. Wil­ a Communist Chinese state­ liam*, who Thuraday begin* ment Tuesday urging the aix month* o f inactive duty Chinese people to begin “ full pending retirement on Oct. 1, preparations” to send volun­ la reported bedded with a teers to fight in Viet Nam. aerioua ear Infection. Report* eay the venerable William* PROWLERS elected to atay home rather 9AIGON (UPI) - U. 8. Na­ than enter the hoepltal aa vy fighter planes prowled the auggeited. ikies over North Viet Nam be­ e a a fore dawn today, raking two Geneva and Chuluota teen­ Communist truck convoys with ager* will wiggle and wobble a barrage of rocket and can­ to "the Jerk" and other non fire. mode* o f modern dance Sat­ It was the seventh consecu­ urday night. Chuluota teen­ tive day of around-the-clock ager* are ataging a dance raids on North Vietnamese from 8 to 12 Saturday at the territory. American Legion Hall. Mu*- f c - f c - by ■4h-» ■MArfo-stea-.”- ---The prlte-winnlng "Impallaa” will provide the mualc at Geneva for a teenage dance at the Community Hall. Harry Wilkin, 8onny Kenton, Clifford Cohen and Larry TALLAHASSEE (U PI) Holloway make up the combo Ignoring pleai to hold the line that i* becoming very popu­ on spending, senators flooded lar in thia area. the legislative hopper today with appropriations bills, in­ Pretty Bobble Lee Watcluding o h to spend tso.ooo klm , o f Caaaelberry, will repfor a permanent headquarters reaent Seminole County in building la Florida foe the Junthe "M iia Florida Flam*” Chamber of Commerce Inter­ context in Jackaonville next month. The Caaaelberry Vol­ national. Sen. Mack Cleveland, of unteer Fire Department be­ Sanford, said Florida may 'nit lieve* Bobble haa a good chance o f winning the atate (be world Jaycre headquarters U it is nut provided with suit­ title. So do we. able quarters. The state ap­ propriation would have to be matched by « similar amount of money or land and build­ ings by a city wanting the headquarters. Cleveland Plugs JC Hq. Building # • * Longwood Shop Burglary Told J. M. Enterprise*, Longwood Plata televiaion and radio aalea ahop, waa broken into Monday night and marchandiae valued at approxi­ mately fl.200 waa taken, ac­ cording to Sheriff J. L. Hobby today. The aherlfPa report aaid entry waa gained through the front door o f tha building, which face* on Hwy. 17-92. Six televiaion acta worth approximately f760, five ra­ dio* worth about 9900, and ether equipaMat and petty caah, total value about 9900, waa reported miaaiag by feea MnwCdt Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America** * Phono 822-2611 Zip Code 32771 ) WEATHER: Tuesday hiph 89, low 61; rnin expected tonight nnd Thursday; high Thursday high 80s; low tonight In 60s. VOL. 67 United Press Leased ‘wire Established 1008 W E D N E SD A Y^PR1L 21. 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 173 Placed 'On Its Own' Local 'C lub' Will Operate Independently By Dottle Mrs. Alewine Indicted For Mate's Death Austin Two Indictment* on* for murder and tha other for rape, were returned Tuesday by the Seminole County grand Jury altting for the apring court session. Tha Jury ratumad an In­ dictment o f second degree murder against Mra. Beverly Alewine, 22, in the April 16 slaying of her husband, Tony. Mrs. Alswina ia- pre­ sently free on |6,000 bond. A true bill was returned against Jimmia Drurawright, 18, and Israel Gilley, 17, for the February aaaault o f a young school girL Trial datea have not yet been act. Thee* wore the only two caste to be presented to the grand Jury before It recessed. It Is subject t# recall at any time. Clifford E. Barber served as foreman and Robert H. Powell la clerk. Sanford's Ualted Service Or­ ganisation (USO) is now "on its own" volunteers and coun­ cil members were told at the annual appreciation dinner at the Civic Center Tuesday evening. Until the present the local organisation had been under the direction of MaJ. Kimber Cox, of the Salvation Army, USO director in the Orlando office. Under new national poll, cies, the Orlando office lt be ing closed. Open hours at the local USO have been cut to four days a week, Thursday through Sun day, and will be dependent on the community for support. "However, since the Sanford Naval Air Station constitutes an 'impact area,' the Sanford USO will receive a subsidy from the national United Ser vice Organisation amounting to more than 93,000 a year,' Major Cox said. "W * could not exist without the volunteer assistance that we receive. There is no sub­ stitute for tha spirit of com munity co-operation,'• Major Cox noted. William Fraaia, council se cretary and master of cere monies, and Richard Barnett, council president, commended local clubs, church groups, Navy wives clubs, fraternal or­ ganisations, home demonstra­ tion clubs, Seminole County Chsmber of Commerce, Coun­ ty Commission, City Commis­ sion. USO hostesses, American Legion and Florida Tower and Light Company for donations of money, time, and services to keep the local USO func­ tioning for the benefit of ser­ vicemen. Main address was given by Commissioner Norman S. Marshall (retired), former na­ tional commander of the Sal­ vation Army and a member o( the board of governors of the Seat Belts NEW STATUS of the local United Servico Orynnlratlon in Sanford wan announced at the annual appreciation dinner at the Civic Center Tuenday. Prom left are Richard Harnett, president of the USO Council; Mra. Mary Waahbum, now executive director; Mrs. Marshall and Commissiqper. NormfUX Marshall, member of the USO Board of Governors and fuii.ter mi ,o . i . oninoAider of the Salvation Army* (Herald Photo) TALLAHASSEF. (U PI) A second attempt was expect­ ed in the House today to push through a n administrationbacked bill to allow Florida governors to succeed them­ selves. The measure Is expected to face slid opposition from con­ servatives and the adminis­ tration although most legisla­ tors generally concede that teachers deserve raises. The Florida Education As­ The House killed the guber­ natorial succession bill Tues­ day with 46 "y e s " and 63 “ no” votes, considered a de­ finite setback for the admin­ istration of Gov. Haydon Burns. MONTREAT, N. C. (UPI) Although the governor did — A proposed merger with Reformed Church in not introduce the measure or tha actively support it, he said America was to be the key lnue_ jiresent*d_ _dur_inp_ the U -PM yidyJhALJ'r -Hkert-ilw. idea Cwnm-J.WKr -jr s k r ih d r s , nd would diaappolntrrl if annual six-day meeting of the cribed how the USO was born he was not included in Its pro Southern P r e s b y t e r i a n and how It became Integrated vision*. Church's General Assembly with the Salvation Army. In A total of 68 "y e a s" were which convened here today. recognition of (he 100th year A committee nf 12 South­ needed to pass the measure anniversary of (he Salvation since it would amend the ern Presbyterians snd 12 of Army this year, he told how Cnnstitulion. ths Reformed Church wss exthe work of the Army spread Meanwhile, administration ported to ask for authorixsaround the world Into 73 coun­ leaders were reported trying (Sanford's Rev. (inn er tries. to plug the "hold-thc-lino" C. Sewell Jr., of First Pres, Marshall described Salva­ dam on spending and taxci bylerisn Churrh, and Iter. tionists as "sparks blown by which may have been cracked Thomaa H. Makin, of the the winds of God.” a* the governor's tl.2 million Presbyterian Churrh o f the Special commendations were World's Fair exhibit bill b e a r­ ( 'o t r n a n l , are delegates to given by all the speakera to ed the Legislature Tuesday. the Montreal convention.) Mrs. Mary Washburn, who is Opponents in the Senate lion to draft a plan of union now executive director of tha shouted when the measure which would become effective local USO under the new au­ waa passed that lt would open "no later than 1968." The proposal rould be ap­ tonomy. the floodgates to spending and Mrs. Washburn said that thus new taxes. proved by a simple majority more than 300 servicemen are Sure enough, a $49 million o f tiie 400 delegates expected entertained at the local club teacher pay raise bill was in­ here. The Presbyterian Church in each weekend, "with many troduced in the Senate Tues­ the U. S., otherwise known as day. more on holiday weekends.” sociation (FE A) is known, however, as a powerful lob­ bying instrument. A bill which would have per­ mitted Florida cities to in­ corporate nearby suburban areas at will without approv­ al of residents in the areaa ths Southern Presbyterian Churrh, Is the second largest Presbyterian body In the ns tlon with 950,000 members. Dolv^U'f.-Dmie/LI'rrs'wdeeJan. Church in the U. S. A., with nearly two million member*, ia laigcr. Membership in the Reform cd church numbers npproxl mstely 250,000 persons in the New York-Prnnsylvania snd Midwest arras. The rominitte* of 24 was to recommend against ex panding tha "conversations” to include the United Presby lerlsns because the larger church is now Involved in merger conversations with five other Protestant bodies. "W e've been in conversa­ tion* with the Reformed church now for three years,” said Dr. Warner L. Hall, senior minister o f ths Cov­ enant Presbyterian Church in Charlotte and a member o f tha committee. For Senate Post , YOUNG LADY muat entertain herself while waiting her busy mother. Herald photographer Sill Vincent Jr. spotted six-year-old Cathy Caselberry doing juat that . . . and, using a tele* ihoto lens, snapped these pictures from a dis* died In a legislative commit­ tee Tuesday. The bill, opposed by the powerful Florida Council ol 100, was voted down by the H o u « e general legislation committee. Presbyterians Study Merger Governor Quits COLUMBIA, 8 JC. (U P I)— Gov. Donald Russell resigned today to accept appointment to the U.8. Senate, succeed­ ing the late Olin D. John­ ston. Lt. Gov. Robert E. McNair will be sworn in aa governor Thursday before a joint ses­ sion o f the legislature, when Ruseell'a resignation become* effective. McNair then will Immedi­ ately appoint the 69-year-old Russell U ike Sa n ta . TALLAHASSEE (U PI) . The House public safety com mltteo approved a bill todi] requiring all 1M9 and othe later n od a l e«4o* gold in rior Ida to Have aelt belts install ed la tha front aoata. tame of 150 feet. Cathy squirmed around the top of the family bus while her mother, Herald correspondent Jane Casselberry, waa typing out a hot news story in the newspaper office. " I f wa were to bring the United Presbyterian Church Into convereatione at this state, Jt_ would iet_ us back several more year*." Hall predicted tha commit­ tee's report would be approv­ ed by the assembly, despite "some strong opposition." Tha general assembly will consider a number o f other proposals, Including at least five overtures questioning its right to "instruct” as it did last year when it asked pres­ byteries to absorb all Negro churches and ministers within thair geographical boundaries. Burns Renews Education Vow HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Gov. Haydon Burns told a convention Tuesday night that he has "mads a college education for avery young Floridan who Is intellectually capable a personal goal ef my administration." "Thera must be In our unIversitiea total dedication to excellence,” Bum* added In an address to the annual meeting e f the Florida Fed* •ration e f Women'a Club*. "And there muat be no burgeoning bureaucracy that fattens itself at the expense e f the students, the teaching faculties, educational equip­ ment end ultimately, the tax­ payer.” Bums reiterated hie inten­ tion t i boosting th* Haydon Bums Scbalarablp Foundslion next poor with another •wise ai geregnor'a balls. State Gives Fire Alert Lack of rain during April it causing a critical situation in Seminole County citrus growing. “ If there la no rain within a week citrua produc­ tion will be cut,” Chnrles Williams, assistant county agent, snid today. "Small fruit is falling from the trees and citrus leaves are curling up,” he said. 000 At the snme time, For­ est Ranger A1 Hnrris is­ sued an urgent warning, appealing for a atop to all ruuvA Commencement burning. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Harris said the county Is suffering from an extremely Commencement exercises will aerioua dry period. He aaid be held April 22 for a record there has been no rain since graduating d a te e f 1,224 at March 30 and that only an ap­ Florida State University. proximate three inches fell during that month. Already, Karris said, the DUBLIN (U PI) - Premier county has had 64 wildfires as Sean F. Lamass, who cam­ compared to 88 for the whole paigned for a "modern Ire­ of 1964. A total of 779 acres land,” was re-elected by Par­ has burned over to date thia liament today. Tbe vote waa year compared to 439 for all 72-67. of last year. The ranger strewed the fact that although grass is green, WASHINGTON (U PI) — it bolds no moisture and will President Johnson met again burn readily If touched off. today with Italian Premier AtU burning is necessary, do Moro to continue their rangers will assist upon ap* talk* on a wide range ef aUhpolntment and Harris asks ja d e o f common Interest to that the fire towers be con­ the two countries. tacted in advance by those j who ltnd it necessary to burn trash or acraaga at this time. TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Williams said citrus la tha only crop being severely af­ Tbe Cabinet released 9272,000 fected by the current drouth. for the state’ s off-campus stud But he said vegetable crops, for the state's o ff • campus such as beans and young cab­ study program and 933,000 for bage, art being Irrigated an emergency classroom at through the underground sys­ Urn University of Florida. tem. He said Irrigation of citrus, NEW YORK (U PI) — A rib­ if it become* necessary, will be an extremely expensive bon was cut, 300 balloons warn lofted and ancient Swlaa can­ process, "Vegetable growers use the nons boomed n salute signal­ old underground tile drainage ing tbe start of the 1911 ver­ system for Irrigation purposes sion of the New York World's but citrus growers would have Fair. to move equipment into the groves,” WUllams said. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — The state haa erected a vir­ tual "n o fishing” alga to keep the City o f Miami from s a i ­ ling la th* affaire o f the Flor­ ida Power and Light Company. The State Public Utilities Ceramillion told tha city to keep MIAMI (U P I)—A top fedhandt off the big company's eral narcotics agent and two Miami detectives were to be records and books. Re-elected Talks Go On School Funds Fair Reopens ‘No Fishing* Officers Held In Dope Bribe charged formally today with accepting bribes from a nar­ cotics pusher who turned in­ former. The pusher reported he had set up a deal to pay ths men $2,000 a month to "keep o ff the heat.” Federal narcotics agents from Washington and Atlanta and city police swooped down on the three men and the in­ former in a trap set at his apartment Tuesday. Eugene Marshall, 39, chief of__ tfc*__Yed«.‘ja|__NitvpU/JL Rureau for south Florida since 1958, and Detective Sgt. Frank Fountain, 39, head of the city police vice aquad, had Just accepted $t30 in marked bills from tha pusher, accord­ ing to Tolies Chief Walter Deadly. Detective Roosevelt Trem­ ble, 34, also a member of the vice squad, waa in the apart­ ment and waa arreited. Family Dies NEWARK, N. I. (U P !) - A 39-year-old woman and seven of her cfalldiwa died when • car in which they were pass­ engers went out of control and collided head-on with 0 tractor Waller. Five other per­ sons were injured In the acci­ dent on U. S. Rout* 1 near the Newark Airport. Mother Accused Of Slaying Four ” S dO fft"" b En d , Ind- ( O t t f Detectives today sought a mo­ tive in the case of a youag mother accused o f strangling her four children, then attempt­ ed suicide. The case unfolded playmates said they hadn't seen Marcia Hambay, her brother, Mark. 7, and the twoyear-old llambey twins, Kel­ ly and Kreig, all day. 9, SPRUCE - UP Vow Home — With — A Handy Horic Improvement Lonn Borrow Up To 15000 — Up To S Ysera To P iy Call Ralph retold Or JU* Doucette Telephone 322-1611 t n o u m STATSBANK -Hamper M U � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 20, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 20, 1965. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 20, 1965; <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