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Leaned Wire — Established 1908 — THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966 — SANFORD, FLORIDA — Price 5 cents Twister' Hits Loch Arbor Homes iner Sees innel From ivy Base Woman, Girl Held Here On ' IyD.l*IsAistbs ornadic winds slashed down a .. J .//• • .. . of a thunderhead about 3:10 n. Wednesday, matched the I on a sunporeb at the home I. •' - Lewis Beach, 401 Lakeview • - . S • Area Deaths .......................... W .._. Aa.P. MUD NAIlS 1-li. 11.0*. C. NO IPull I.11. JAR - ... Bridge ................. Ce.i.lfIe4 Ads 6* Comics ................. — 4* Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby ........ Editorial Page ...................... Entertainment ................ 5* h Sotisty ... 7. PRICES IN THIS AD ARE GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, JUNE 18. 27c PiulicrUp Shopping oroscope Cent., .p4 .. - WI I . -,. . .. -- ............................ LA.IL . Morals Charge . • •- A 22-year-old woman and her 16-year-old sister have been ar. rested by Sanford police and charged with prostitution and indecency after keeping a date . . .•,, . with a police informer. Lodged In city jail in lieu of $213 bead Is Clara Kemp, charged with prostitution and indecency. 11cr sister, just days past her loth birthday, is being held in juvenile detention in ve In Loch Arbor, and hurl, It Into the front yard of Dr. I.. Lindsey, nest door 'ortions of th* roof were wned across a hedge separatDr. Lindsey's borne from I of County Commissioner n Fitzpatrick, next door. o scattered over the yards I* curtains of the aunporch I limbs of pin. trees. -w-- Seminole County jail charged with IsPEc'rlN( TORNAI)O Indecency, The pair was arrested in a trap set by police officers lotlowing two weeks of sur11. lance. The girls had been residing at the Avalon Apartments, III Second Street, and the pollee damage in Loch Arbor Wednesday were neighborhood youngsters (top photo) Christopher I'ilcher, Fitzpatrick, .Jan Pileher and Mark Simons shown standing on it portable canopy which was flipped over In the Pilcher yard. In bottom photo, Lewis Bench examines Portion of his roof which was lifted off and (Herald Photos) blown into yard of neighbor, Dr. E. L. Lindsey. large pine tree in the yard the Lindsey borne prevented ortlon of the metal Nof from thing Into the house. Strips afternoon '' metal were wrapped around began keeping a watch on them following complaints men had been visiting the pair at aU hours of the day and night. Finally, according to Police Chief Arnold S. Williams, an in. former was engaged by the police to make a date with the girls. This was done, with the understanding the girls would meet the informer, pose for nude pictures, and engage in sexual acts. The informer paid for the setvices with $20 I. marked bills. tree trunk. leach, a Douglas Aircraft reisentative stationed at the tiord Naval Air Station, said . • saw the funnel-shaped cloud, ith two tails," from the base I his Intuition told him It s over his house. 'I was tight," Beach said Fly. "A few moments later edfo cafled. to say the tof I~ Impp So $etstsr1.pqarently skim .. I 1 ..•. • is Drive, scattering limbs. inches, leaves and pin. needover dozens of homes and sting streets with debris, a swooped low over the aught up in the fierce winds' s a duck which makes its ne in the Little Venice canwhich was discovered to e a broken leg. That was only reported Injury, portable metal canopy at home of Barton Pilcher, 422 rstal Lake Drive, was flip. I upside down and water was wu into the house, through roof flashings. )ther homeowners in the area les Fagan. - world reported that the Air Force rocket was performing the crucial first stages of its six-hour mission with intelslon, Carrying Its satellites like peas in a pod, the Titan third stage first dashed Into a low orbit 102 to 117 miles high and then fired a second time toward a peak altitude of more than 20,500 mile.. After a four-hour coast to the high mark, the flying launch platform was program- State Upholds Tax Rolls In Seminole 'Dark Horse' Pictured In ' New Canal Alignment OKd Other officers to be elected at tonight's meeting are a vice chairman and a secretary. treasurer. A new, northern alignment the northern route will be ap- volume will he aquaiiy distri. Only surviving officer of the at a block away. He esti- for the proposed St. Johns-In- proximately $1 million, accord. buted between the old and new old committee, Mrs. £rneatlae ted damages at less than than River Canal was tentative ing to the directors. river channels. Forward, secretary treasurer, The new alignment grew out will preside at lb. muting * The rain was coming down ly approved today by the dii- of a meeting with the wildlUe which is open to the public. heavily we didn't hear any- trict's board of directors. and fish groups In Vero Beach Ig at the time the tornado The alignment, worked out In April. it has been submitted ick," Pezold related. lie with the assistaàce of the U. S. to the groups for approval. il dlife Service ml State Scott said hydraulic compu. I several large pine trees W and Fresh Water Fish tations show that the flow of oft and Game rby were snapped Ronnie ower line Was torn loose at Commission, will go approxi- water In the river will not be WASIiINC,TON ui'i matelY one-half mile north of diverted enough to daniage The leaders of the nation's home of V. L. Ashtoo,1.0 GE'TYSHURG, Ps. (UP!)— shad hatching. He said projec. state legislatures were expectgo Drive, cutting oil dcc- the original alignment, Harold Scott, engineer for the tions reveal that the water ci to present President, Johnson "Sta rt hitting, keep hitting and I1Y for a time. canal district, said the alignwith a thutimping en'i.,rse,,irnt when you get tired, hit hard. t the home of 1,. K. 111cc, ment will miss most of the St. it his Vietnam policy today er.' Forrest Drive, the top of a £S* 1.5 % IGNORED Johns River, marshes and lakes thnuaj many were having seeThat was the tens, formula d pine tree was snapped oil Z,a NEW YORK (11314) and will not disturb 'hail fishSamthe tornado winds and flung '/.a. Gabor, the first of the o,i.i thoughts about his Great for successful political earnpalming offered by the former the roof of the house, punc- big in the additional cost of (;aIur family to marry a llstee Society programs. Estimated as the root and allowing The two-day mictittir, similar champion who retired undefeat. in the Social lt'gi.sti'r. Joshua to seep In through the cellCosden, was given the cold to an earlier conference of the cd after capturing the top prize of a bedroom. Rice said Hearing Slated shoulder today by the publics, nation's governors, was calla4 twice. tree then rolled off and bit TALLAHAS.SEE (UPI) to discuss federal-state ruls. Former President Dwight D. In. lion, rindow air.cUfnlng wilt, surance Commissioner hiroward tions. Eisenhower tendered his adusing It. He has not yet Williams today set a public VATICAN visi'r But it Waa evident that Viel- vice to Ronald Reagan, the tived an estimate of dam- hearing for July 6 on proposed VATICAN CITY (UPI) nam was on the mind, of many fledgling candidate who turned 5. liability and physical d-amage; Scii. Robert F. Kennedy (1).. of the state house speake,s from a successful acting career be pine tree was located in Insurance rate increases by the N. Y). will meet lope Paul VI and Senate presidents (rum in Hollywood to win the Reyaa-d of a neighbor, Robert Preferred Risk Mutual lnur. late this week to 'disc uss the Guam, Puerto Rico and 41à of publican nomination for goc1116 PIO - WOrd tM11Os." awe Compsnj. the 10 elates. eeeoe of Calitoeui.. Confidence high equatorialorbit. The third stage also serve as satellite is only slightly faster than earth's rotation and 1$ takes a xnoonlct about It days to circle the globe, drifting 2,. 073 miles around the earth's midsection a day, cessful orbiting of the seven communications satellites, the good," a project officer reprobability of communications ported an the 700-ton spar. machine climbed over the Atlantic (tons the (Wry blast. off of two 1.2 million pound thrust solid fuel booster rocketa. Two minutes after blastoff, the 'spent solids were Jettisoned into the sea. The first of the Titan's three liquid.fueled stages took over and raced toward orbit. The eight-in-one launch (eat was achieved once before, in March loor, by a Thor-Agena launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base, California, The best Russia has done Is to orbit five satellites with one rocket. between Washington and any U. S. military base would be greatly increased." The Air Force said the sateb iites will be utilized primarily for experimental purposes, but will be capable of providing c ni e r g e n c y communicalions. Each slucecraft is cap. able of relaying two voice corn. inunications at the same time. For initial test, and expert. nients, the Defense Department has set up mobile stations in West Germany, hiawai and the Philippines and has permanent Installations at Camp Roberts, Calif., and Ft. Dix, N. J. In ad. dition, a British station may participate In some tests. Ask us about our LOW Vote 'Start Hitting,', Ike Tells INTEREST EDUCATIONAL LOAN! ' ORD-ATUNUCNATIOWM—WUt - , day's rocket "a real scrub down" with engineers follow. ing with extra cautious testing procedures used for the Titan 2's that launched manned Gemini capsules. Today's mission called for more than just reaching the was programmed to an orbital launching platform for its eight satellites. nied to fire a third time to go One by one, the glittering Into a circular orbit and change moonlets were rigged to spring Its course •0 that it followed free of the rocket as It gently the equator, increased its speed. The slight "Everything looks very difference in velocity for each good," an Air Force spokes- of th e spacecraft was designed man reported two hours into to put each in slightly different the mission that has been call- orbits so that in about three ed one of the toughest yet months they will be spread out around the globe. faced by a rocket, Al the planned 20,940 mile al. The triple-barrelled rocket, mightiest in America's miii- titude, the orbital speed of each . - - As a result, Col. David V. Stiller. Titan 3 program direco f or, said technicians gave to. 20,940 miles above the equ.- ground station and relay the signals to another outpost more than 10,000 miles away. Col. Marion U. Gibson. an Air Force project officer, said before launch that with the sue. Demo Race i 100-pound space relay eta- rocket because of its ability to tions around the globe to give zip from one orbital track t. the Pentagon a swift, jam-re. another. Today it had to fly sistant radio link with forces Into three different orbits, and In Vietnam and elsewhere In twist the angle of its path so tins.. of crisis, that it parallels the equator. If the orbital launcher con. The orbital stage ran Into tinued to work as it did for trouble on its last two outings, the first stages of Its intricate in December and October, and mission, the seven communka. failed to reach its final orbit lions satellites and a research on both occasion,. One failure moonlet were scheduled to pop was caused by a frozen valve out into orbit on their own at and the second by a valve jam. 1:07 p. m. (EDT.). Tracking stations around the mcii by an unknown foreign oh. Commenting on the case to. ta r, day. Chief Williams said San. At that spot, each will he ford does not have a prostltu. able to relay coded Commands tion problem, and that it is between stations more than 10,very rare such a case comes to 000 miles apart. police attention. ______________ "The trajectory looks real last summer that 100 per Cent! "Probably the most importBy Donna Estee After carrying on a verbal valuation must he used in her ant factor, as tar as the counorted soakedcarpets, walls and correspondence battle over effort to obtain the IOU per cent ty is concerned, about the now I furniture as the wind drove the past 10 months with the rating from the Railroad Assesswater through window State Comptroller's office and ment Board. The former rating ru ling from the Railroad Assess. it lark horse possibly will mes, under doors and eaves, the Railroad Assessment Board, given Seminole County was &s ment Hoard is that taxes can as chairman of the now be levied against the rail. emerge each estimated replacement the Seminole County assessment per cent. nages to his home at ap. rolls have been given a 100 per 'We are using the seven cr1. road at IOU per cent valuation, Seminole County Democratic nlmately $2,100. Furniture on cent valuation rating, Mrs. teria set forth In the just value bringing an estimated increase executive committee at its re. sun porch was soaked and Mary Earle Walker, county tax law In making appraisals,' she in revenue of $15,000," Mrs organizational meeting ached. ten wails were buckled said. "In 1964 the rates were ad- Walker revealed. assessor, announced today. tiled for 8 p.m. today in the arlous "guesstimates" said Mrs. Walker, who has con. justed to reflect current build. In the past, the county has County Commission chamber screaming winds lasted tended the county has been us- ing costs and we are continuing been permitted only to levy at the court house. as "am" to "three" minutes, ing 100 per cent (true) just val. the reappraisal program, keep. taxes on a percentage of the Two committee members, Dr. owed by a rain shower. uatlon since her return to office ing it current so that a crash 1953 valuation. While the 1953 W. Vincent Roberts, of Sanford, eorge Pezold, 206 Forrest in 1960. has carried on the reappraisal will not be necess railroad valuation will still be and Robert Peirce. English vi, reported today that half correspo ndence since the order sty as it was in the past.' she used, IOU per cent auesinwnt Estates, have been campaign. will be permitted. roof of his house and the from the comptroller's office reported. . ing for the office and pt-climbs. ire roof of his garage were - ary surveys have Indicated a id off and "scattered all possible deadlock, r the neighborhood." ezold said he did not yeathe roof was gone until selghbor called to tell him ut it. Most of It landed — CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) A Titan 3C rocket zoomed Into one "aiming" orbit and then another with eight satellites today, waiting to sow them one by one In higher pttha to create a military communications network able to flash emergency commands to farflung forces. Star performer of the misThe eight-in-one shot wan the first of three do. slon was the Titan's third signed to string 22 of the stage—called a switch engine room, in a local motel, and at-. preliminary orbits and then a From that lofty perch, the rested the sisters. final circular one to kick Its communicalions satellites were Arresting officers were Capt. switchboard satellites Into expected to be able to receive Ben Hitter and Det. Sgt. Char. slightly different paths about iadlu bro.i k,i3ts (&oia one . ich borne. SpaceRelay Stations To Spun Glob. tary inventory, began its flight with perfection at tO Po Police reports Indicate pie. EDT), it thundered Into the lures were taken of the older party cloudy sky on a niiusi,e girl while she was nude, before column of fire and ansokt' the police entered the meeting It was headed toward two '• dovV the top, of trees from near the Intersection sat Lab. Boulevard and Crystal .. '. For LBJ Seen S Democratic county committee members will organize at 8 p.m. Thursday at the courthouse. A chairman, vice chairman and secretary-treasurer will be elected. * . 6-11-64 . . • Herald Index AN ... I Eleanor blather., of Sanford, was among students named to the Dean's List for the spring sernests. at Lake City Junior -- ,. .. S BEVERAGES Hwy. 1742, S. Sanford 4.., Orlando. .... 79c "H 19 .mii =111 :i mm ?4.tralb - - _____ ____ --..- • UM Is 9(1*1? TT1I S Mrs. Barbara E. Dennison, Seminole County mental health worker, will attend the East Central Florida School of Al. enhol Studies June 10-31 at .......... 89c S Anyone interested, (including students and adults,) in attend. ing Seminole Junior College is invited to attend a special admission conference Monday at 8 p.m at the Seminole High School auditorium. This includes persons interested in night classes. StuJents contemplating attending the college are urged to get their applications in as soon as possible. Th. roll Is increasing daily. C SAVE AT AlP Cold WOW "ALL" hANS ...........................-,... . 0 SPICIAU HOWARD DOVE LIQUID "ART --.-. aloft S 5 Too Sep ..........64,49c HormeiSpam ......CAN 59c IICHI JOHNSON' S FROZEN SPICIAIJ Coffee Rich 19c Corn Toasfies 29e ...... ......6lC,OT,U "ALL" I-OL .i'i.!1 MM everyone else concerned. GAL 29c Recent Incidents at a city recreation department sponsor. .d Little League ball game involving hanassment of the referee by a parent, which almost turned into a fist fight after the game, has caused concern among city officials. It was College. asedessed 9s IML 15.02.: -. rIAL1 i.. S.0l. CAN I PINT 64M .......... '/ $ CAM LUX LIQUID 46 L%I rvv ri.T OUI OWN EASY NEW (Is SAIl) ............ - SPICIALI L2 ? ... 6c 2k YAP. MILK 1^64 CANS Sic IP VANISH 14.01. VACUUM EANUTS ...........s. r&d 45e 1.10W SPAGHI1'TI LOUNGE CHAIRS 5" SUNSHINe 3II JAR i73 7 S have to be done. The fiercely emotional attitudes of some parents has long been an Unpleasant situation at Little League games and is embarrassing to the kids and to Hunts Peaches 3 "cr89c Grape Drink 3 -_ 1111111" Cake Mixes ..... lOc Cheddar Cheese w69 ',°'45c IN PASS ALUMINUM I A&P CHILLED FLORIDA. YELLOW CLING HALYIS OR SLICED PASS 01AN MM On I 5 e Indicated if parents can't mind their manners and their mouths and remember that the game is for the kids, something will SAVE lb. 29c Orange JUICE PUSH 1*5W JUICE Father's Day Suggestions! 1 I 39c 2. 39c Blueberries Pint LEMONS ___________________________ I, TMIN! 3.11. BAG C II 2 C PIUN PEACHES 2 lbs. to go Per an ØA* In sspsss' plant opsratlis ant yes'1ri,y few Is the 860% held l4b. Ski's initiative and study earneti him a pay raise from the S i*crn CANTAM LOUPES state tern for wain plàat q. with city. ir for , Joshua C Chase, son of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Chase, was graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy this week. He was in the same class with David Eisenhower, grandson of the S. • LACKIIRRY PUSH beautification commit- former President, who was the commencement speaker. Its Sanford youth plans to attend Cornell University. 39 JAMS PAISIR NOWN 'N See" FrenchRols?'V29c, • MIII PAIRIR SSIICIOV$ :" S look into the possibility of purchasing the land in the triangle intersection of French Avenue and Seminole Boulevard at the lake front with an eye toward having * tower or fountain landmark constructed there. City Manager Pet. Knowles reported to the commission that the owner wants $25,000 for the parcel. Needless to say, the city is not buy. big. — JAMS PAIflI lasesovi a boat and motor for city use development for lakefront work, transportation of VIN, plus recreational use of city employ... No cost to the city. Thank you, Harry. . C 41 Harold Slam. of Marina liar. ho? Corporation, who will build the dry storage and mariftafs cilitles on the marina landfill, has decided to Increase also of his storage building to sceommodat. 300, instead of 200 boats. Good evidence of filth in the project. H. has also sequested certain minor changes In design of the bulk heading in his area, which will be on the east side of the marina tee had requested that the city Parfection .r4 care like go into the imiskin of all Ann Pap Fook rb one and also Providing & now &tthlthblfllN for "The Nile of Americs" 4CLO F . Thatdependsvponthav Are Ann Page Foods a god resaon Theyw we of Imy. **** on the St. Johns River *S* Al 0 PHi9H6=. - Seminole County • "It's a Pleasure to flank at the Atlantic" PH 321421$ MCMIII P.D.LC. i . �S.-,- F. 0 40 Marines Repel Girl Editor Attack lije *anfarl Ln11 June 16, 1966 Page 3 flofkndc tlawc ww.wu.w uivsv _ F7 - V 400 ,. &MGM (UN) - Abed 0 U. 3. Narlses set a but Nil. Principles Commie Troops JW .masra . .It. nsm * June 16, 966 1OP beat aft repeated attacks Page 2 by a Cominuelut fore. 10 times their nimbi? today iad bad !''ij V * * - . ' i .j FUIU,,VUIJ,) . - . - I - - io . Xi MR. - Mr.. riiiaarv ••. Shake riciurea for antic iiianta .. .1 II / • - I - : I I I I - -. -"-.- -'----- __ . . -. • Secret Burn. . air Exchange n flU .••. . . • • IUU my ill S - . /) S 11. I to stand trial for defendin g one of the principles of her chosea profeulon. Annette Buchanan, editor of lbe university's student news. paper, faces a possible penalty of six months in jilt and a $300 fine If convicted of contempt of court for refusing to name her sources for a story about marijuana users on the Oregon campus. Lane County Circuit Court Judge Edward Leavy, who had ordered Miss Buchanan to vial the names to the grant jury, set June 27 for trial. It was the second time that the coed editor had refused answer questions by Jury about her article In Daily Emerald on May 24, bead. lined "Students Condone Marl.. juana Use." Judge Leavy's order came after she told the grand Tune 3 she promised lb. stis. dent marijuana users she would not reveal their identities. "I feel I have a duty to mysell and those who trusted me," she seld. She stood firm in her belief during a 25-minute session be. fore the grand jury. Dist. Atty. William Psy. wanted her to tell the jurors the names Of bar In. formants, the circumstances that led to the writing of story, and where the Intervi.wi were held. After some legs) moneuvsa Ins. Miss Buchanan aØto *51 taken before Judge Leavy, b set the trial date. Her attorney, Arthur Zolia. son, said he would demand a jury trial and carry the case to the U. S. Supreme Count, I necessary. He contended that disclosure of the names would violate the ethics Of Jogrnal1s and cosutitutlonil guarantees of freedom of the pniu ad freedom of speech. 'Miss ! ~j F Honored On Is • S • • Legal Notice - Him, s ONLY S S • • • • S • 5 Voter League . : •S S • S S • S I • S - • • S S S S • S the - • ' 1 L 01 • ~ ./. L - 5 S 5 I 5 - - •\ -- I 111, ' ' - S • • S •1 5 S &-'&,~', ~ ~H"_' '~ ~_ ,_ . ,_-"' -.'- "I \ S S 5 S at is YOU'LL PAY LESS the check-oat counter too, if you carefully plan each shop. ping trip with aid of the food pages and grocery ads In your newspaper. By making a list of special, and timely bargaIns, and slipping the soot-cutting coupons, you'll easily save doflase each week, u will as Urns and energy. S Sanford Alliance Church - . 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I. -1 4" . 48 4 ••• R I I ~. P. d ,- '. I - ' . S I ., 114 fly Maryann Stiles Rev. J. lbo)se'rt Miller, ne- Ar pastor at Hear Luikti Methot I. 1st Church, atts'ntle'tl a diane ur and act-up meeting at (lops Memorial Church in Orlando Thu rsday evening. Oth?r church officials it t ten din. g from Hear Lake were Grant Mueller, Mrs. J. l!ua-vt-y Coid. ter, Sir, and Mn., Wsslta'r Bowles, Lets Sainib, unti iiarnitl Irwin. Rev. Miller has anu1ouuIsetl Sunday evening services x,'ill be diuet-nuitinueel until 8t'ptcan. bet. The Slethotlist Youth Itel. lowship, however, will continue to meet during the stimisser at :10 pta. e'utc it Sunday. A nn Shelton is the newly clet;ted MYI' presltient. The Men's Club will have a dinner meeting at 7 p.m. Stun. tiny with its new isrcsitie,ut J. Harvey Coulter, in charge, anti the Hykttta Cluiss baa achis.,iul. eel a dinner ms"ting for 7 p.m. Thursday at site church. New 1t sit i. (;'w &." I I.. Lu i, -- -I 5 . - 'Area Methodists DeBary WSCS Has Luncheon Dodsons Feted At Luncheon -- . 5 S fit was designed to handle pro. and subjected to cold water "as quickly and econom. sprays from overhead or push. icahly as possible and Insure .4 Into one of the two hugs top quality produce reaching vacuum chambers where dry fibe markets at all time., cooling is accomplished. "Trade reaction to the new "The hydrocooling system," precoollng and handling meth. Chsstis.. explains, "eliminates ods has been excellent," he exec.sive handling, Immersion said, "Customers report the baths and moving belts, it's produce arrives In much better much simpler and more effi. condition resulting In Improved dent." The system was perfect.. quality and longer shelf life." ed following intensive research The precooler will process 50 by the Duda organization. -rail cars or trucks of produce The hydrocooling unit han. day. dies up to 1.500 crates of vege. The Duds official said his table, an hour while the vaccompany will use the plant to uum system will accommodate process corn, celery, cabbage, 1,250 crates. and leaf crop.. The plant aliw includes a EmployIng both hydrocooling section for celery hearts pro. and vacuum cooling, the plant ceasing and is constructed to utilizes much-improved pro. allow for future expansion. cooling principles. Field-packed According to Chastain and produce is brought from near. Bob Cornell, fiutia's resident by fields aboard trucks anti engineer, the overall project trailers and removed by lift will be completed in another truck,. It Is then set on the six months, including road and floor In the hydrocooling room spot paving and landscaping._______________________________________________________ Idinee Sanford Alliance To Have VBS - • ., • _______._____: _ t - . BELLE GLADE (Spi.) With finishing touches being put on its $3 mlLlio vegetable preeooling plant here, A. Dada and Sons Cooperative Associs. tion, of Oviedo, has now turned Its construction efforts to ad. dltional facilities to serve the complex, Development of the 00-acre complex begun about a year ago and has progresseti stead. fly. Shakedown runs have been accomplished at the precooler plant for several months and It Is operating smoothly, a Duels offstal reports. According to J. Roy Chastain, of Lakeland Engineering As. socintes, who is designer and project engineer, bids have been received for a water treat. ment plant and construction is expected to get under Way soon, In addition, attention is be. ag directed to erection of an Ice manufacturing anti storage faa'Ilih-. •- ninint,,n,,n..,. ---------... l,.s,. anti an office building, Chastain noted, The precooler building has 150,000 square feet of floor space to handle vegetable production from some lsl,000 acres of rich Glatlt'ui farmland. A Doubt spokesnuin said that: the new facility is the most modern in Florida "anti perhap-s In the country." lie lneiit-atct I - Vlelcome Wagon Meeting ]I S5SSS•_ . ' * to . 5 Bridge Winners Are Announced - S A. 5 St. Andrews - Plans Supper an - • 5 Oviedo Cubs Set Cookout III I o. s Among ' ' Of Committees I". • - n a I &I. rvuinuii UdIL.m riaui flI...s IliiiL: wuuu .uuuu431q DAY Celebrates 34th Anniversary Attend Meeting Names Heads • • -i • - ' 5 - . __ •• - • • ' - • , ... - S . S - ,_I . ...- ,4 - • • . . 5 - - . • Miamian Held ' : k 11 S - ONE_ 4 1. - :• 5 - On Dope Charge -.• S . S nhhhhhh1 While Operating - I. . •• - , Doctor Expires - . .... . ..*1 I . I I .*:-- :. . 1. 49 5 S pe amounts . .I . ( . •- th Deaths . .. . -- ?,>';"5 • - I-los! pita .. ., S - Treaty Prospect . .i .. . - a Shows Cool, Wet . . , . . ' 1111111 -Day 30Forecast . • • _ I - led Pleases LBJ . . ~ .. ..• ..i-,: : ' " S S Crh ndo" le House Pet, . .• - • - .5 . , ' By Julia Bantes - ~ / S Altamonte Springs Garden Club held Its annual June cover. •.. . ad dish picnic luncheon meeting - at the lakefront home of Mr. and M Sirs. Robert Bradford on Sand Lake south of of Orlando S with some 50 members and guests In attendance. S watermelon boat and a wa. termelon basket fruit salad prepared by the hostess were focal S points of attention upon the gifts S URPR ISE of S serving table which also was laden with many tempting crystal vases inscribed -• 5 dishes of home cooked foods. and edged in gold to floral decoration.. featured commemorate 50th wed. ding anniversary were glads, roses, and day lilies, SV In a brief business session presented by members the A It a m 0 TI tt conducted by B. H. Jarrsrd new of . S •$ members were recommended Springs Garden Club to and accepted. In the group are Miii. and Mrs. Robert + S • 31 -• and Mrs. Orville Johnson, Watson (left, top) and ; 01C Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. i%e. to Mr. and Mrs. Fred -v' Kenzie, Mrs. Harold V. Nelson, Temple (right). With I III - 5 Silts. George Knight, and '.!rs. them Is Mrs. Robert lip I 11 Bradford, hostess, who Grace Cothran. ( $ I Vases with the inscription also Is shown (bottom e, 11 -• S 30th Anniversary's In gold photo) with Leroy Stov. tg" •• were presented Mr. and Mrs. er (left) and B. H. Jar. Fred Temple who will celebrate rand checking over retheir golden wedding anniver. cently completed cooksary In July and to Maj. and books containing favor. Mrs. Robert Watson -who at. lie recipes of club memready have celebrated their bern, (Herald Photos) 50th annIversary. In appreciation for hospitality and for her many services to the club, the hostess was peesented a beautiful multi-color afghan which was knitted by Mrs. Thomas Jordan. Special guests were Col. Special ceremonies Friday In Ds'cks'r sail, "DAV mt-mh,,rs America's wartime disabled. (Ret.), who were guests of 3m. in FiI)rilss, as well as in all And, we aro deeply grateful Washington, D. c. will and Mrs. Don Harris; Mrs. P. cities anti states in the Unite-41 that mernisers of Congress so memorate the G. York, guest of her sister, 34thbyanniversary States, should help in making rcet'gnizt-s this service and will By Maryama of the granting Miles Congress Mrs. Harold Nelson, and Miss the outstanding service speak out for the DAV on June oCnstance Maley, of Gully Appointment of committee of the charter to the Disabled known the DAV has rendered to 17 in the halls of Congress." associate chairmen for the Seminole American Bridge, W. Va., an Veterans. County League of Women Vet. Commanior of the Seminole Commander club member. Leading the special observ. a chapter, Bob Jones, main Item of bust. The club adjourned for the era was asic., known as 'DAy Day on says Ito local observance is summer at this meeting but will ness at a meeting of the lnSWhl. resume regular schedules in live board at the home of Mrs. the 1111!," will be Senate and Arlene Tetenbaum in Sanford. House sponsors Sen. Ralph W. Thu DAV, formed by a group October. of 204) Worl.1 War I disabled Club cookbooks, completed at Special guests present for the Yarborough, Sen. Peter If. Cub Stout i'ack 2 13 of Ovit'- vvk'riina on Christmas flay, a workshop meeting attended session, introduced by Mrs. Dominick, Rep. William tin will IItIVc a cookout for the 1919, in Cineinnoati. Ohio, is Sara flilderbeck, of Forest City, Dorn by some 25 members, are avail. the president, were Mrs. Betty ton. and Rep. Frank J. hior- boys and their families S..tur. the largest single v'-terana orable for purchase. Ann Staton, member of the DAV State Commander Clar- tiny, beginning at :s pa., at the ganization of wartime injured state hoard of the League of enee J. Decker, of Ilollywooti home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold anddIaabk.d in the world.. [.:I',(- hayes. Women Votcrc, and Mrs. Coca has Membership to unto is more urged citizens of Florida Lyle. on Fach h- will bring hot tiogs than 231,000. Sadler, past president of the to join the recognizing the Orlando-Winter Park League, work done by the DAV for war. and buns iifficb'nt for those Thu DAV was charter-ti by who will serve as co-director time disabled veterans, in his group. Trimmings anti Congress In 198i "to advance of the local group. ________________________________ beverages will be provided by the interest and work for the By Maryann Miles Appointments announced were 'Members t. Antirews rs of the Istick. Iloys a- ill sits the cook- betturinc-ut (of all wounded, In. Church, Bear !Ake, Mrs. Tetenbaum, first vice lug and will he in charge of jureti anti disabieti veterans will have a sandwich supper at president and chairm an of games. Swimnisig iilss, will be to cooperate with the U.S. Vet. 4 p.m. Sunday at the home of "know your county;" Mrs. Sue cnjnyed. cram. Atitninistratiun auisi all Mr. and Mrs. I.. C. Tinsley, Murphy, second vice president i)tn One of the pat-k is sdied. other federal agt'nciu-s devote-ti 4O3 Llnneal Beach Drive, and chairman of voter service; eet 1111 )"d-11 Y lit the' to the cause of advancing and Eight tables were in play at ulcil to Meet ,'4i... l Bear Lake. A sunset devotion. Mrs. Carol Howard, trcasurur I-. 414:11. 4544500. SiIg the tttlitOtioli, .1 will be conducted to con- and Sirs, Mary Wilson, secre: this week's Tuesday afternoon mother, anti intt'rt'ust of all disabled games. of th e flehiuiry Dupli______________________ tary. elude the evening. vt'terutrs." Directors and their chairman. cat. Bridge Club In the FireMrs. Kenneth Castleman of There are 1,8-11 local chapters """ Recreation hall. 'ttiss St. Andrews has served as ships will be Mrs. McClellan, throughout the United States camp counselor for 0-10 grade publicity and bulletins; Mr.. Ethel Johnson directed. and posse-eslons, with mintlt,nal Mrs. Winners were MS. first. Mrs. students this week at Lake Jean Nixon, publications; i sislssarters in Cincinnati. Sets Joanne ['sulk. Frank Austin and Mrs. 0. N. Placid where camp Instruction tion revision and state state constltuand Lackey; second, Mrs. Ruth cur. ilib". was on the theme "This Corn. , rent events;; Mrs. Shirley s.. Hiatt and Mrs. Mkkey Slur11t' Smith St't,tintl- Weis-,,m,' pany of New Men." Rev. Ed cord, membership and discuss. phy; third, Mrs. W. 0. Bennett Vitg'tn Cliii, will hut at II :35) Rowley of Conway was di. ion unit; Mrs. June Britton, wa- anti Jim Sawyer; ani., Jon,. 2:1, at the Ups-n rector. EW, first, William Lutz anti IIt'zirth Ut-st,iistut ill M.titlanl Local members serving as ter conserv ation: Mrs. Nancy counselors next week will ho Bowers, human resources; Mrs. fir, ft. It. htosctxrough; second, for a l,uifet iunchi,out f,ilt,we'tl Ss,nt,)ri Alliance Church, 1101 It. Froehiick anti Mr-s. ft. "i', by rarsit. ?In.. E. F. Colbert, who will I'. McGovin, foreign policy, and F. So. Park Avenue, will begin Ackerman; third, Mr. and Mrs. Ib-s,'rvmitit,ns, whir ehoulti hs' teach crafts and be in charge Mrs. Ruth Blue, observer.. two-week Vacation fl jitl Charles DagliL Another meeting of th of recreation, and Mrs. James Is scheduled for 9:30 e board nisitie no biter than Toiiy of School Monday on the theme Monday ltitigt-well, who will ni-xt week, may Is' untI' in the "',' i Vt'rti In My Way." teach at the home of Mrs. Murphy, Sanford ito-a by t-alhng the Sirs. Beth,, Hartman will serve swimming und first aid. Direc. 2205 Falmouth, English Estates. tor will be Rev, F. Clay Doyle tntrtl \'s'eituII,, Wagus hiss- as 'lur,'ctnr. ________________ ________________ (runt Oakland. Theme will be teL,, Mrs. Virginia l"trn,ki, Clnsei will he contiut-t,'si or Sirs. hira,' hluriunan, each w''-kstny from 9 until "Camping In a Covenant Corn. mnuunity." North Orlando. Thro. in the 11 :31) nun. for nursery through ------fly Mrs. south enti of tiit- runty '.huiltl ts's-nzig,-ra. Materials usesi will John I,e'un, -• al New members of the Worn- contact Mrs. Lnarenco I',-tti- inclu,i,, art.s ansi crafts. anti . an's Society of Christian St'r. nati. there will b. refreshments Rev. Sam G. Dodson and Mrs. vice of fldflary Coninuusnity each thiy. Dodson of the Methodist Chil. Methodist Church, who have SI EN IN hUVii i lb-v. U. Blair McUarvey, tlren's Home In Enterprise were joined during the push year, Retdittmzen 5,-isnari A ;uu- utuinister, advises the school is honored at. lunch'.on at Dc- were honors-ti it a luncheon jut tic's Robert W. I'nrri .is, •oii ,)t open to s-hiitlren and young Hary Restaurant. Rev. Dodson the social hell. Mr. anti Mrs. Wilijitni T. Par. peoplo of sill faiths. In order In leaving the home to Join lb Those in the group were in- rish, Lousgwti, lu serving to facilitat,, registration, a North Carolina Conference. troduced by Mrs. Sidney Switi. alsusarti the ticitrayer USS Ev. free candy bar is being offerAlso retirin will be Mrs. 1. low. . , 1, " E erett F. I.nrsmu, it unit of Anti- ed ,'at'h youngster who brings I Jackman, office manager anti The solo, "Eternal Life," was Suinuariut,. Warfare Grt, Five, an information sheet contain,.: bookkeeper, who 'vill be cc- sung by Miss Junne'tte Ogg, which just cuutp!'tesl six ws,'ks nains', age, parents films!, ad. placed by Edward Perry of De. soprano, who is home on via-a- of refresher training in San dress, anti the Sunday School Hary. tion from the University of Diego, Calif. attended regularly. Among those attending the North Carolina, with Miss AtIt'. luncheon were Si rs. Catherine laitle Conte as piano accompauihliile, Mrs. Zoe Robinson, Mrs. lat. Esther Stenstrom, Miss Betty A resume of the WSCS Con. Powell, and Perry. ferenee held recently In Sara. ' sot, was presented by Mrs. r PLEASE PASS William Gray, who related the ', THE S.'4SKE aims and work women of the ~_I -v WASHINGTON (UPI)-Broil. organization are accomplishing. ed rattlesnake Is one of the delicacies loved by members of ' LOON MOMone of the world's most unusual TO ALL CHILORIN NO CAVITIES gourmet clubs, says the An. UNITED NATIONS, N. V.testers Association. THIS AD In addition to rattlesnake (UP1)-The U. S. Public Health TO meat, the 3,500 members culti- Service has granted 132,000 to vat. a taste for such exotic the Australian territory of Papus and New Guinea to deter.j foods as Sardinlan trallan kangaroo and Alaskan mine why a group of natives 1101 INFOIMATION caribou. The group's headquart. have no tooth decay. NICISSAITI itt.!. PLt'Si,%GE.._..Thj NAME. AGE costume from the fall col. era is 00 the grounds of the Dental officers found the dePLUS cay-free condItions in a survey Washington ;u_. JUNE 20th this JULY i.e h'ttion of designer Rutil PAUNT'S NAME of the Sepik district of the ter. Gernrelch, famed for the i;00-il:30 A.M. DAILY AND ADDIESS YOUTHS BUSY -topless bathing suit, is all rltoni In 1954, according to the aflutter with feathers.SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - United Nations Educational, from real ones on the .%bout 20,000 youths In California Scientific and Cultural Orgaci1model's head to the fabric are enrolled In the Neighbor- zatlon. Scientists hope the pro. pattern at thigh-high hemhood Youth Program, according jeet will throw new light on the 1401 PARK AVE. SANFORD, FLA. IW.0 aWL on aLUtkLilg,z. to the U. S. Labor Department. 1. 9rovention of tooth decay I . l . S••1• - , _. - , , I .. , . S. 5 5_ ,, Is A Winner S • . -. t.nniversarles ed I' ..~r Nab hahbi DemonMon -. 1i Ore. (UPI) - A 20-year-old University of Oregon coed witha burning de$lr, to I 5 5 - -.. c&yetghtbufletsleftwbesre. .'-• Inforcemetita whirled In by lieU. . eo$e? at dawn. OilytweMtassMtbssur V. I .-'I....- ~'.-.- roinded reualuaac, plitoni ., , " " .1. ,.,iW escaped unwosmded as the lea. ATON flJPl) oern. .. •. thernicka turned back the mint paratroapen dispatched . swarming hoof.. with bayonets, to the rebellious ny at &.. their bands and even by thriow, b_ a by ~ i•1' tog rocks to the bitter battle 1,501 mipg , , near Clii Lai, 350 mile. north YOUthS tidI7, Illistid 1050111? L.l(.. 4 of Saigon. a'_Il Making enii shot count, the the drafts of uteri blocking AND 3018. Fwk Mavtoei killed U guerrilla. military frame. aiUICail Will from a battallos sized force of DOUGLAS L. R I Y • Premier Xsvm coo xy sent abqut 400 men and held their NOLD*l, i, ion of Mr. In a ballaUss ($50 man) II U co*ninand.v and prea. ground. and Mrs. T. A. Reynolds, paratroopers to reinforce 450 ld.nt, respectively, of 3($rfu reinforcements chased Oviedo, recently corn. riot pollee bo ha4 bees un the Am iican Liglom ( the others through the jungle, leted seven weeks of able to 5t$ $bq and Is the post U and 4 [ arnie cm 5U0 et etty that li the center basic traThing at the °° e top photo (mated), Mrs. and kiWng thre. snipers 1st oUt Naval Training Cent.r, of Buddhist OPPOIMIOS th Meeker, Mr.. Anna May to delay their pursuit. ' KY e.s. t'reat Lakes i Wells, Mrs. Agnes Fur. In the air war, Officials said 1&ICS was bit by re un st 'Na"'Photo' Katherine Westtx g, piiut •'i (Navy brook and Mr.. Olga s and stocege areas In N raids over North Vietnam Wednes. th*t marked Wed*eiday'i anti. Hunter; (standing) Mrs. day, but but two jets. The pilot goVernment demonstratIons. p. Wilma F. Jones, district up lie. bribe up a sma gil one was rescued, but the ll denme. president; Mrs. Loic. other missing and feared sfrsftenultbt.arga., wound. Jones, Mrs. Mildred ' i dead. Impost. Mager, Mr.. Dorothy tug a Buddhist Ike Clii Lai battle erupted edaspm.t.da.m.e.rg., Mitchell, Mrs. Husi 0 about midnight after the Marine Atl to cut down Hot. Field, Mr.. Flora King nIgbttI A platoon bad gone to the top and Mrs. Edna Brinson. Ing "" of lb. kill to guard a key oh. No major violence was ye. Lowe, photo Charles irnatien post The Commun. WAS1UNGTOrIr (UP!) )Ofli4 Iii liii. but Tn lIst, the Kilgore, area vice cornliii wanted the same ground The Attatic alliance has un. Ameriesa aduested Buddhist mander' Luecker and and they moved abaftalloeln. happily started a ihakiup of nUsihe sets isIititeterfor John fruuell, district L to aurrosading positions, military forces Ii Central Thick Tnt Quang, said there commander. PI.sl I..... Aa ..â ..J___ 55 StI.IJ _i. .. -. êka •I.,.ei.t..iS .e...hI.. rrupe ens; a. 0005W i se arnecs UUajU 5OULUUJ gun and rifle en Into the ring its defense powu for months the parairsopers swept through of Leathernecki and this lane. to come, the thy. Quail, th. militant On Mission; cud assaults from the north, leader at the Buddhist forces In w i thdr a wal Franc.'. f rom east, west and south. the NATO military structure Hue, was ropoitid weak from F A Maria. sergeant In charge has forced a vast overhaul that hIS itiht.d* hIaU sulk. call. Aid.. radioed feral, support, Jeti will cause er,Wdfrat Quiet On Reason efldU.e,IOppoItOf 11m Nang u rop e from Di and Chu JAI E KY TALLAHAgSEg anbases, (UPI) favorable fleer Jay Brown and James Burns' unsuccessful campaign seemed In sad laid fiery napalm deployment of 'The peratroopen led by Ccl. some unite, JAG of Crestview, the road for re-election. on the Communists, so WORCITER, Mau. (UPI)- Gov. Hayden Burns and a del. board jUU• wholesale of the shifting bead- NO t. Lean, chief of member representing the egatlon of top road Burns Insisted he had tiled ililas charged closer. Officials Panhandle miutary security sad eom man. Tor 30 years, automobile dealer quarters and rough problems da region, Bocksi w without success to Not a south. am 10 and faring helicopters for defense planner., of the Vietnamese national B. Garda Butler advertised, The problem of interstate 10 erly routing that would take "we'll take anything in trade." the fijie back home are won. whirled In tow and helped turn D.r.II Robert pollee, were reported to have cret. was a thorny one during tourists to the south Pan. as nay as 10 BUd. He has gives customers *1. dining why. back the repeated attacks. a McNamara plans for withdraw. e handle beaches and stimulate governor left lowaiceg toward a new ear for But for Ive hours, lb. Cam Th the state hr all U.S. Air Tore. sirenaft dhIsI leaders but there was a. Items ranging from it. lagging economy. H. said capital Wednesday without an. muuiats kept coming. Saving a ph. Tin sol"ralty ,,,.j unite f... p' the only possible southern assuming why he was going ,cr prioliespors said th V A P h t o $ bea u ty their bullets the Loathernecks a of about 575,000 tons of muni. who be would see route would run through Eglin Some Problem when he got Wednesday, a man walked fought hand to hand aid spearthird wins reported astergolag STOCKHOLM (UP!) £ tions and equipment to other Air Force Wuhhigtain. Base, and the Air to Aides win. ed some with their bayonet. questioning for alleged '°' hi lila showroom and aajieg* it Dane stole a European, mainly German, Force refused to let that hap° close-mouthed. hi could trade In an elephant. They buried head grenades ° Communist activity. holm. The ear was registered pen. Informed sources, however, when the lame In bun. -. At Onsh the trsa,s began Bob Gibson, $ traveling in Germany, Insured In Italy to of UPI that Burns planned arougii strects. mat trainer that. SARASOTA (UPI)-Two pals. Burns' opponent in the pri. m Ban Diego, turbo prop transports, totaling to discuss with federal high. .4 "old bands" took prIanjula. miry election, Robert King and belonged to a Norweglan, told Buda his Than at dawn a company They banged as stored The Dane w ucaughttn north. broken down and he wanted to way officials the Interstate any victories Wc'!mesday 'might fligh t,chargeE the governor fellow 1st Division Maria.. flew 33 plane., from Evnsu AFB, homes sad shops asking 4rn Mrivar asl was brought road o program trade In one of ad not done all he could t In the three.ie. Florida, In by helicopter. through heavy Franc., to Mildenhall ii. people IasId. If they had an In the opening round of Judging • eluding controversial Interstate get the southerly route, and via Finland to Kiruna In inachln.gun fire. The enemy England, by Sept. 1. altar In the street. TI they pla ts he had with to select Miss Florida of 1960. Sweden. The police in Kiruna -Sir squadrons of Air VoTes claime promise,! to get It approved. 10 in the Panhandle. force, still larger them the M d the altars they were trailer. Eva Maria Novae., fl, repro. flow have a little problem a$ reeonnals.ance planes now was . It " thought -sported that high someone was They said he was secompan. sooting Riviera Beach, took inforced L.athernicks, decided allo,ed toso"them. so" Other. International complication., booed in P'ranc. to )uropean wise they to floo. were leaded Iau pulling my leg," Butler said, led by Road Chairman Floyd honors In the preliminary swim. has already discussed the routbases if possible,. otherwise to lag with Bowen, State Highway Ile administration Engi. suit competition. nay left their dead scattered trucks. In three hours most But he made a few telephone . 30.24$ Five per cent of the commas calls and learned the elephant In a ring around the smoking, the united States. streets were clear. blue-eyed blond* was tint run- and that fderal authorities salt used In the United States McNamara told worth would newsmen the authomixe a $I,3 to $1,000 study of a battered positions. Major trouble threatened at was nerup In the 1965 MIss Florida iurlcaii military presenc. In one tims when coilly. reasonable southern rout. if comes from San Francisco B17, "It was something fits Cus. pageant. 3,000 Buddhist tee's last stand with a happy France now affected 94800 youths set out from the Dliii "So I allowed $1,000 toward a Whi '.11ss Orlando, 21.year-old Burns would request it. 80,000 military per. Di pagoda but they were stop, Chevrolet Impala," Butler Dow coding," a Marine spokesman persons Rumors and speculation were Cheryl Johnson, who finished sonnel, 117,000 dependent, and ped by troops who said. "1h man left In the new SAW. fourth In last year's pageant, rampant after Burns left. placed barb. n the Court .5 the Ceuatp , I Kil Apparently the h I g h w a y IJd5e, 17,800 French nationals on the iii wire scrota a bridge. Real ear towing a trifler toward 'Hi 1sit, won the talent competition. she rs..ie.. Ii PhilS U.S. payroll, tea . Of Wyoming with lbe other two meeting was not only the WASHINGTON (UPI)-Pres. Played the theme from Batinan, dents of the area fled, leaving Is to the E.*aie act elephants." This was America's first con- a battle, but lbe Went Johnson's truest pal - Tiger Rag and Cumana on the $on for the trip, since that MARY MITCHXLZ. KULII, demonstrators crete response to President turned back. Butler, fearing his newly as. "Him," the first family's was on the agenda for today Deeeap, organ. WINAL NWT5C quired 111-year -old Oliphant aler beagle.-Is pus. Charles de Gaulle's removal of the vie. More preliminary judging Is and Burns planned to stay Notice I. hereby lives thai might crush some of the cars. Urn of his passion for French forces from NATO's the undersigned wIll, • the chasing scheduled tonight and Friday through part of Thursday. put In a rush can for a moving day of June, A. D. 1555 WASHINGTON (UPI)-B.. Integrated command and mali. Burns' quiet exit was the :7th with the finals set Saturday White House squirrels. present to the Honorable coea3 van which took the giant Vichy* 7% friendly, !ow.average temperatures are tonee that foreign troops leave night whei bliss Florida W W first time In his 17 months as Juta, of s.mioi, 0oa$ floppy-eared derm to his farm in Se.kcok, littie dog, a constant leisure. be chosen, In prospect for the eastern France by April 1, 10417. governor that newsmen have Florida, her final return, a.. count sad vouchir.. as seeu. half of the nation during the Hut much more overhauling time companion of e Chief The winner will represent the been unable to flash out where trill of the Estate of Sfi.iy going "I'm to call soot right next 30 slay., according to the is in prospect for Central Eu. Executive, was run over and Sunsh1. State In the Miss he was. His legal assistant, chill Miller, dIc.ae4, s-ad WASHINGTON (UP!) exit tim., then and the,., make 17. S. Weather Bureau's zopeiin defenses, Including re. President Johnson uys hi's away to make a dial," Butler killed when, In pursuit of $ America contest at Atlantic Joe Chapman, apparently made appiicstioa t the •a14 said. "I'm told he eats $33 monthly forecast. moval of French air force units the arrangement, and then for a final settlement ofJudge hep encouraged at prospects for a worth of hay and oats a day squirrel, his dashed under the City In September. a4minlstration of said setat Th. extended forecast said from West Germany and di. treaty with wheels of a White lI.ua auto- The 39 beauties competing In left town himself. Russia Is s-ntt binning for an ord.r llIeh*v11n5 and has a touch of rheuma- mobile. ahoy, normal temperatures cisiona on the role of Trench military use the contest have been broken a s eueh nzeculrl;. of the moon and turn." DSted this the 23r4 7 of would prevail for the area west army forces stationed in Get, other celestial bodies. We are having a sad time at up into Was groups with each May, A. D. ISis, of the Rockies, except for the ninny. the White ljose tonight," the group alternating In the swim/5/ Jean iteg&5 The Chief Executive told a northern bordur states and the In the long run, the alliance good will delegation from AusA. Executrix of Hislgiitsto President told an aide after his suit, talent and evenin g gown at Mary Mitchell Miller (isli(ornI coast, where normal may wind up with numerically tris "we are daughter, Lynda. tearfully In. com titions on the three pre' on the right fl.ceau.d [ seses Area temperaturea are predicted, formed him of their pet's death. liminary night.,. Evening gown smaller ground forces immedi. course" In efforts to easi Publish Ma y is a .iu, s, 955 Above normal rainfall is ex. atoly availabl, for defense at Eaat-W,,t Linda interrupted a confer. winners are not announced. tensions. Recalling CDZ.sl cisc. the President was having putted for the east Gulf Coast the iron Curtain, Miss Kovacs Is a stud,it at that he and lb . Russians had Notes states, the Atlantic Coast with the chairmen of House Brovard Junior College and l'laiiners will be uncertain to proposed similar treaties, committees to give her father Miss Johnson attends Lake states and the Great Likes to. what extent they can include Johnson suds JUNE u, z PAUL X. SIMPSON gino. the bad news. It was the second Sumpter Junior College, French divisions In their blue. Admissions "I am glad to tell you. I am Paul M. Simpson, 35, a form. Below normal rainfall Is in. prints, pending further negu. happy to till you, that we are Belownornusi Butler, Edward L. time hi 19 months that one o es Sanford resident, died Tues. dkate,j for the western half of tlatiiiii's, and the availability of encouraged-an4 the Johns" dogs has been day afternoon In Daytona. hopeful that Buckner, Aldus Smith, Inca killed. the nation, except for normal French bases for essential sup- negotiations A native of North Carolina, looking toward fta.on Betty Cox, Lyman jo over the Pacific port units is also yet to a Johnny Lee Scott, 1. Nov. V. lieu, film's ala. agreement call be started Myers be cams to Sanford at an early Northwest. swallowed a large got int"si. Frances B. Donovan, Warren tar. liar. without delay." age, later moving to Daytona Bryant, Gordon Hodges, Doro. stone on the Whit. House where he lived most of his life. .11 grounds and died on a vetenin. thy Evans. Bonnie Link. San. WEEHAWKEN, N. J. (UP!) lie was a member of the Methford; Julia McCartney, De anian's operating table. -A doctor suffered a fatal "at Church, a musician, and Hary. Clarence S. Schuette, heart attack while performing an entertainer, later entering Marcia hahn, Longwood; Don. an operation at North Hudson the field of physical therapy In toy C. Hargnave, Cocoa; Nancy Hospital. The operation was which he was employed at the I J. McNair, Lake Helen: Fred. successfully completed by an. health spa at Palm Beach for crick Zull, Marie Welborn, the past three years. other physician. sole uis___ai Maltiand; Richard Pine, Mimi. • .. S Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Dr. Herman B. Kaplan. 63, a = OL Sir • Births NORTH BERGEN, N. J. specialist In obstetrics and un- Dens Simpson, Daytona; sin. *00 Mr. and Mrs. William V. (UP!) - Federal customs and ecological sad obstetrical sun- tii'i, Mrs. Roscoe H. Taylor, of Donovan, Sanford, a boy; Mr. narcotics agents arrested two gary, was stricken while dcliv- Sanford, and Mrs. J. B. Crockand Mrs. Leslie Hahn, Long. men outside a motel and con- ering a baby by Caesarean icc- or, of Jacksonville, and a bro. ' S' wood, a boy. fiscated an estimated $30,000 in tion. (her, S. C. Simpson, of Lees. Discharges marijuana. The physician who completed burg. W"Oft Ruth Murphey, Betty Con, Agents swooped down on the he operation reported the urnFuneral services were coo* VirgInIa Petnonki Carolyn Witberow and baby motel, near the Lincoln Tunnel, that and child In good condi. ducted at 10 a. m. today in Day. P. girl, Glenda L. Emerson and and nabbed Arglmiro Guerra, Lion. Neither he nor the woman ton s. ala baby boy, Carolyn A. Lyons, , of Los Angeles, and Persian. was Identified. Frank Lee Wheeler, Pete Till- do Bonito, 26, of Miami, Via. eli, *aurora 111tralb N or.150fl* man, Marshall Merritt, RedAuthorities said the suspects . • r.hs..s.4 UaSly •s,ps 1.8' dick Isaac, Ralph A. Murphy, were transferring 104 pounds of Big Ticket TB l314 .me.,, ieee., ,,.e t. Baby boy Collier, Minnie marijuana from Guerna's auto b&ed $.*.,da. FORTY representatives of county fire department. met In Longwood 3, Seminole NEW YORK (UPI) - A piesedsag Chest...n b, Melts, Sanford; Trances Her. to Benito's car. hugest policeman tagged a Wednesday evening to re-organize the ia.e..d 51.r.I4, nsa is Siminole County Firemen's AuoMildred Hama ring, Altamonte Springs; Done •t.. *Sses.d. rl..sda. The suspects were arraigned 15 parking ticket on a 100. clatlop. members, named an a committee make recommendsMorton baby and Only boy, before a U. S. commissioner foot-long, 34-wheel heavy duty 5654431 tions o by-laws, and officers were (left to right) 50c084 Cl... e..s.e r.zs Chief William Hahn, Lake Monroe; Lynnwood Lee, and remanded to Jail In New ruck because the rig stopped F la. " North Orlando; County Ranger Al harris, chairman; Paul Bennett, San. Iefte Longwood; Dean B. Menees, York City in lieu of bail. i n a "no parking" zone to unford; Chief Joseph Jackson, Mfdwgy ;-' Eldon Harmon, Longwood, and WaS., by car. North Orlando; Roy Massey, $sabyie Iialnee Bail for Guerra was $33,000 load an 94-ton girder at a Frank hoe, Geneva, Oviedo; Paul Alderman, Mimi. I W"6 .0 Ye.. s&ss d for Benito, $25,000. ;onstructjon at.. ... I r. --%, I s' ~, . * I S Two Couples _1 *' 5S 5 . By ~ • 5 : 5• • •_5 S _ I S S - - . S - -• �.•1 I; .. 0 S I. p 3. ). �-.I. . -, . . I ` r ~__ _____-__, --*1 T . # ;~_ - - - . _ .. _______ _______ - . ,,:.... YOUR House Cleanmg the. the way this w broad tmd rules for $ nin Is ____ y Iisso1% alfu, be indMduaJ shot tmlllegoukrywhlhtbls bc, situation was permitted to U M7US Of the . I : •::' ........ •• .: . iaptie.sd by th. absence on thom high- "For I had attended a dance with a girl friend. Mine was ay ibe ruce Iiouat B .• I 1. H Roy Cromley - Political Notebook WAWXOTON (1(1*) - cam vusosably expect to req. cot have this vet. Slid do A white Hba'sl who neatly laS.,. .ub.SUUII Wig,. V 0410 A. is now well.utabfl.h.J as toesspitval.emetto1.1 far hla.sV is ' big-city St. a dues. e. Wig,, leaders Rhodes Ohio, WhaMohi. W.VO..• to Michigan awe an " ' They are CIII tui lEond tin. Use *speblin a (1.,. G..,qs Rhode., who Insists is hasp. le47 to move to .aq Might captursap to lag his political endeavors to candidate, who sfiowR.publk convl ø per Ut of the Norm y,ts a narrow stati foca., ha. re- jag sign. of Interest In Sb to a as..lsstios bid this ii.,. solved little e.tlee.l "MUM W. for the ft" that hs bas .p,fa. LOU 156$ eI.ctloi*a off.i i--.e. re.,d MW i edadtt: with lust dramatic turnabo .t.s ftm .. hick and out Negio appolatessetp u4 up -I .ior John Unduy of N ' took 40 per cent of ..m1d ' OhM's Ripibliosis get p isis of Wiobigma's streetine, Mayor Ken.. :'-!'0ildOtL $1eg ysi Iii Louis,Ul. got Is Csyabogs Cosaty, El. ute. r. to Negro bracIng Cleveland, where N.. " emS. Anion Speetar, WI VUSt is 151 of the mete to. groes at. heavily .sscstiat.d, '° U district attorney mriis sterns iseest Rhodes gel 14.1 p.r sect of Pladelphia, gained nearly OVAL After e,,,ajis wall be. the total vol. is 19$L He percent. Jew 15 p., .1st of the Wig,, could do eves better this Urn. Republicans d sot. to isea, the 10"nw eel. If his share if the Negro vote was no freakish accident. 1 lined smest So p.resit an rises as away leaders a*tici emotional fire which now I vests thU rights issue. K pats. his second Outing in I"L This nsp.rt., was ji,to There is. certain Irsoly In trailed the economic ban t0 cioct was Rhede.' a*ssaelam' stoles with which have linked Negro.. spoke Is 4,00W Normgo. the Wig,,sownivaltro Place he the Democratic party sin . . Ii . -- 9 I I . -- I Ii' I HL• hi s quit. geasto, cf,4J ,jg Isd.ed It Is fair to my thi at the 1554 GOP national eredmitlais, iniad1, .a.wi. vests. is ch that cowdics. Negroes today c ereeW leadership is $ a huge white backlash was do. th K000*Uk outlook hour tight to Improve Detroit's veioping-to the likely b.mils UP not With government bon, schools, Negroes hooted at him Of øayiy Goldoater. The back. fit, but with a widening hoi derisively, lash tur.. oft to be vastly lion for Jobs, schooling as • housing. That .et if response is overrated. seldom heard today. He Is The coiaticg Novo To the extent Democrati widely accepted as the W.g,., prospect. tsr Rhodes and 14,14 and local governm,nl druid. Ramsey are simply fresh 'vi. appear to hold down that hoi Another GOP Vmrisw who denss that the Democrats lion, Negroes are rip, for Ri - • . P"Iffan OYCrt.U. .: •-; The gems evidently In ito, for Romney MW Rhode. co •. . . - it • y, , •-:_ Herold Area Correspondents • • ,. ,. lets.. us-lass Mrs. N Miles camanvy 35,., Jam. Cae.slbe,vp Delany MN. lain Loans 604898 •• N an unmistakable leieo th ___ Mrs. Mildred Haney 5511531 Mrs. Clmneses Isydue 3314141 DeW. MisS lath Devidia. I Nil ft"""" Mrs. Risible Harris 55641134 5511115 I . . talc for other., It is not lost o ouch an Important GOP p,oi I. Mathieu Pact as U. 8. Senate candidal 4 Charles Percy of Illinois wh g. • got Just 11 per cent of tb Prunes, was"Negro total As 11)64 governor 333431$ ship nomine, but thinks K Lam now" can do much better. Mrs. C. L. Jskaee. The Republican.' opportun .gsj Ity is golden. But they bsdl Lesgueed used many more prim. candi Mr.. Dusas lets dat.s, with convincing .ppea 5334*17 to a Negro community airli or Orbaft from Its old Democratic an char, Mrs. MatUres PSta.sa UO CS The city I. not moving mom -__________________________________ ____ my by forcing a $20,000.& year professor to type his owr material • th To Olutforb Page 6 Sanford Herald • I • Jun. for By PHIL NEWISOM The heavy hand of govern. mont censorship disguises what may be the gravest In. I terral crisis yet to face Pakia. tan President Mohammed Ayub Khan. . I54$ • r ,, of • : • • • •• •• • ••• p•e, • •• • • • • • • • no •: • ss. w.. • • • • umww • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •• • aecaw £&az5um £4verUsup!eeion now Msaaisg 5411ev £*rerUala Maasgw moass WILlIams 4*1. SUoeN**am toileip $glIor Isslamo sla.a w clwIa avwna C10 *411ev ee.J lips. Couasp a41se itoH Psburnm dally sa.e,s astoria,. si.ssa, em. C*,teusas; psi. "shod Saturday • • V OL?OU, .oe.aica late editor •• •• • • • • • • • • _-I GLV"l Letters To The Editor Editor, Herald: through the wide coverage a We understand the Seminal. The Sanford Herald. Memorial Hospital is not 1fl We also wish to think you foi :ludsd among thnse approved the coverage given to the man) )y Medicare. activities of the Woman's So It might ise proper for UN city of Christian Serviro, Florins Gill management of the hospital to Pubilcity Chairman ixplain if this is true, if it Is, -what steps are being made to orrect this and when approval expected, It would prove a definite In. onvenience for citizens of this • ounty to be compelled to go to rlando for Medicare services. .3 A Sanford Taxpayer 1~11 I,Ed Mete: Hospital trustees are eabappy with cartels .51. psiatisus in the prig,.., hut are watching us the prebie.. Sao slery is The Sanford Her. If am, Jam is, pass esa, I , , , 0~'qj . _____ - -. ditor, Herald: The members of the Woman's • ociety for Christian Service The popularity of card nih to express their playing often varies with sank. for the publicitysincere given th. economic and oven po. their recent rummage $ale. litical conditions existing he results were quite sails. in countries. In the United dory and can only is. attn. States, for example, card playing reached a peak dur. itted to reaching the public tag the depression because It was an inexpensive dl. SAVORS MOVE version. During World War QUINCY (UPI)-The newly It. the siue of cards ap. acted chairman of the Flor. Droached 100 million decks. Democratic Committee, Pat Of thes, about 30 million horns,, favors moving the were distributed free to at.'s party headquarters of. servicemen. cc to Orlando. • • • • • • o 11 - • :~ 6 4800110"am go be Odom" as lodrisafte *8 T" 16~ I I. I i r , - •, • Tj • •: S • - • • • : , •: $ • 0 • 5 1111 $ I ., • not been enough to over- commercials. Then I started Kings?" come differences between East putting them to the Cone "I'm not," he said. "I'm t..t. Frankly, It didn't work smoking LAM filters," and West that are both cut. out very well. turd and economic, That made me feel more First I went Into the bath. like a fool than an Idiot. West Pakistan, with deserts I__________________________________________________ v t and as arid areas, has been called the land of the camel. I East Pakistan, looking toward I the Bay of Bengal from the I many mouths of the Ganges I River, is the land of the Wa- I ________________ ter buffalo. ______________ The Western people are the resul ts of hundreds of years ;.7 invasions by Mongols, Turks, Persian., Greeks, Runs and Aryans; the East show. ______ 11, the Influence of the Mango. hans and Chinese. And in the Coat the,els always the resentment that with 65 per cent of Pakistan's roughly 100 million popula. lion and with more than half 0 a • • • . tended. ______________________ j sweetening whipping Try cream with powered sugar. It insures better peaks of whip. pod cream than granulated • •• - Therefore, the first rule Is to select stems with young, newly opened or just opening flower,, not expecting tight buds to open. The time of day to cut an nuals varies with the type. A broad generality which usually works Is to assume that flower. 4' • • • • I. - • ..A . • MISS BARBARA HARRISON WEST does. Sunday, June 12, a bridal shower was held for Miss Mar' Ia Jones at the home of Miss Linda Planed, $10 Pans Ave. sue, Altamonte Springs. Co hostess was Undo's iii. hr. Mrs. Nancy Hoover. Maria Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard D. Jones, - ____ _________________ ____________________ ___ ______ ____ • . • • : • • "., . • • • • • • • •, •• • Mr. Ubertore is in real estate hi Lakeland Over the table hung a large white decorative parasol with streamers and bows and the gifts were placed underneath received many lovely gifts and the guests enjoyed J I,, • • S Refreshments were served to Mrs. Leonard Jones, mother of the bride-to-be, Mrs. Joe Pavel. hak, Mrs. T. W. Plnnock. Mrs. X. McCanna Jr., Christine J'rayen, Grace Hulbert, Bren. da Petty, Ramona Cox, Carol Highsmith, Laurie Deans, Candy Burner and Carol Cody. ' , • • , ,, • • • • . .. . SANPOID . f"w&e PIPES MEERSCHAUM Mwt,4 iiupei linid .i?$ gtsiHs, -eq .a.L' "'tsr. / KIN COWARD huperlals least 50's 2.49 SOs ___PALMATHROWOUTS 015 mad. . . . . _ 4$Ar • ___ 4,49 1 TAMPA PALMAS io*o.os l nitusaII,of Al Ira5ietbhW*(.fIitN. a TIPARILLOS 30's 2.25 EL PRODUCTO BLUNTS Psshsll$ 2.95 2.95 DUTCH MASTERS Panetela III OL '. -11111 This will be a very Important . Do . . . . . colon. Goata,NW drsi." 1 , isidid .51 vo.ted tobseci. .. Circle Fo Re-Activate The Driftwood Garden Circle will boll it, first meeting at I P. M. at the Sunland Garden Center on Friday. June 24. -'U '-'' Meeting Tonight Seminole Chapter No. 2, Or. den of Eastern Star, will meet Thursday, June is, at $ p.m. Driftwood U'.-- it 4IJ I PIPE KNOCKER ASH PIPE IV 4J TRAY fl5' -q!!.iri$ 1,, Ins~. irwzstMi*. - All WOW 2.95 v.he i I. 5,49 Cflbcitd. ROOVMe 7' Star Sets 399 COMPA5*51 VALUS .- psychiatric nurse at Eastern m.a'I$aJm IS sieve cs, * "Thi Prescription 0u Primary Concern" . TOUCHTON REXALL DRUGS LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN MCCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS CO*. lit. $ Megnolle Phoae 322.2452 i Don't soak Iron skillets In a MISS MARLA JONES, bride-elect, wsis honored recently with a t,ritl.l shower at the home of Misit Linda l'innock, left, In Altamont e Sjrii. PI nnoc as co-hostess was Mrs. Nancy hoover, cen ter. sink for a long period. They can discolor enamel and por. Main. _______ - Mr. and Mrs. A. T. (Tony) rez of J acksonvil le visit. ed friend s Saturday en route from the Methodist conferonce In Lakeland area to their Pert 'N Pretty and Sea Worthy - ________________________ - • S A L E ill 300 LADIES / I DRESSES Petit.s, Reg. And '/a Sizes - • . • • 1. \• "1 .4 Seminole Memorial hospital . • Wednesday for treatment of a severe case of bronchitis and I possible pneumonia. We hope that he will soon be out. - •,' I. . MANUEL JACOBSON Dept. Store I m mar ACROSS FROM PUBLIC LIBRARY DOWNTOWN SANFORD aries fewer than Its sister i 3fl.1$i • By Elliab.th Stswerf and Cole of California for weight.watchers is grape flavored. It contains three calones per liquid ounce, 12 cal. _g Ofts, . I SWIM SUITS I A new canned fruit drink 312 W. FIRST ST. SAME) •. TOUCHTON'S DOWNTOWN product. Available in a t. • NO MONEY DOWN Yaks a FiJI Year to pay (PEN All COUNT TODAY esther's / 200 N AVE. SANPOID PLAZA . ~ . I . . . .. . I • :. • , • I. •• • 'I . I . I.-- • - _..01W Jew 4111111110P 11111F %Es`ffl - IsEN' -• OPIN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 'TIL 9 • It . - . I . phis, Tenn., on SUnday. June it. 1066, at 3 pm. .5th. Chapel at Sanford Naval Air Station. '" Friends will regret to learnthat David Emanuel, son of Mrs. Carol Goodwin, entered AS5 CIA . . th e late Mr. *aller, of Mem- tories. Liquid an; tablets. Duke Medical Center, and Is residing in Durham at 1012 Mlnerva. __ L K , • Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Header. son are proud grandparents as 32S-1242 not, try '1.20" formula. • the marriage of their daughter, uncomfortable and run-down, Set a bottle of 1.30" today at Miss Donna Terry Young. m druggist "7-10" has Miss 'Young will become the helped thousands. You, tos, can get more out of life by bride of Edward H. Wailer Jr., feeli ng your best A product son of Mrs. E. H. Wailer and of McPhail Labors. daughter of Captain and Mrs. James E. Vos., Jr. of Sanford, was graduated on June 2, 1066 from DUKE UNIVERS. ITT with a BACHELOR of SCIENCE In NURSING. While at Duke she wan on the publications staff of the Chronicle and t h e Chanticleer. She received an appointment as a staff Conversely, flowers with solid items like poppies or cosmos Add sa!atj dressing Just be. should be cut in the morning, (ore serving salads and uso selecting only newly opened only enough to moisten the in. or just-opening blossoms. Stems grcdknts. of this nature do not readily take up new moisture so pick them before they have a re duced supply as a result of the P day's sun and heat. Chemical aids n prolonging (lit' life of cut flowers work very well but what is most dc. .• sirable is to have so many • coming along in th e I blooms garden to provide a fresh, new and dif ferent group every day. - • - U and Mrs. James F. '1.20" Is a mild diuretic to the s It fiuhes out body Young of Sanford are announc. ~f dn*' l'ons and relieves biadd.v 1. ing the final **dding plans for itation If you feel nervous, Mr. Spectacularly Low Prices - • • Kidneys & It.dds, Functioning Properly? home. g Miii OMse - - • Page 7 Are meeting and all persons inter. flowers of this typo a full day cited In re-activating the Drift. In advance, chilling them over' wood Garden Circle are asked night and keeping them in a to stten.I. Suggestions will be welcomed. cool location during the day. •• • • • • • • • •- • • • 211 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Miss Jones will nanny Larry Libertore of Lakeland, iOfl of Mn. and Mrs. Lawrence Libertore, of Miami, Saturday, Jun. 15, at 2 p.m. at the St. James Catholic Church of Or. Alva TWO LOCSIIOU$ T. Srve you domino de the Ayub Khan re. wilted. Stems of this nature take up water rapid ly and should be plunged in water ins. mediately. Then the flowers should be kept In a cool place overnight. In th e morning they will have perked up and It is possible to go ahead with flower arrange. snout. Thereafter If you want I bouquet for an evening occas. ion it is much better to cut • • - Plans Announced at the Masonic Temple. The program will tarry out a Father', Day theme with with hollow or pithy stems members from Geneva being (ealendias or zinnias) keep recognized as special guests. best If cut In the afternoos Dress is informal. when the plants are somewhat Shower Fetes Miss Maria Jones - - It Is estimated there are 430,000 bee colonies in the -. t,IIL•$C a3 - Mr. and Mrs. Tons my Orr of DeLand are the proud parents of a daughter, Leah Jane, born )fonday, Juno 6. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Braddock of l)eLand, former residents of Enterprise, are the grandparents. Leah joins two sister., Margery and Jean. and brother, Mike. of a,!ting as a stouge for the Real" .i int' .Anderson Junior Col. leg. in Montreal, N. C - ____ ties with Peking and Moscow. • Enterprise Personals United States, anxious to sm. 0 I $ NSA, Is. "Qovae, lr.ivi, seys fAst IS we rs. esy 1i men1, hi *t* iqasi time," •.,.•,.. ,. tre, a. June 16, 1966 _____________________________________________________ Five commercial typos of cabbages are available in the market during the year. The By Mrs. Ritchie Harris their dauhtcr and sonin.lsw, tsio common varieties are and domestic, having Mrs. Mary Virginia Morgan. Roxann and Andre Aylies, of Danish flat or round appearance. who has been tcaching In San' Altamonte Springs, are the The pointed type can be ruc . ford Junior High School for the proud parents of an adopted ognized by Its shape. Rid and savory cabbage are con s iderpast three years, left Thursday 5011, Eric Andrew. ed specialty items. Savoy cab' to return to her home in IlyMr. and Mrs. J. A. Neal of bage is characterized by the baiia, Miss. She plans to teach Ifto In the Memphis schools next Peisacola are houscuests of crumpled iea%cs through9ut their aon and family, Mr. and the heal as well as the el. year. Mrs. Jack Neat. icwish.green color. H business hours, *i wsek-.nth posed a six-point program two After holiday., .,,, PUgIt Dspo. months ago which demsndid kthehesfplssifer yow ,co_., setf.governnsent for East Pak- omit. istan in all but defense and foreign affair.. .15. velepe, esp The would strip the central government of it, v.i.p. 1lei end we will handle gntax powers and assuca to East • hsinees us promptly though )m coiled in _______ m,a, Pakistan all of it. foreign 5S Let thi* secyls,, earning,. One Western observer . time because of its growing ,, .IACA*ANDA CIRCLE Annual flowers differ from certain bulbous or perennials in that cut stems rarely have the ability to continue to do. velop so that tight bud.. unfold. In gladiolus if th e lower florets a re showing color. nearly every tight bud on up the stem will open If the cut stein Is well ; •t.: ____________________________________________________________ p.ndence. Left-wing critics accuse him am an~ • t9jah !.i. Min k Drive, is home after ,,, Scallops are rich In protein. and ace. cently returned from East Pakistan and he believed lab. man actually aimed at We.. A' ••. Don Patrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Patrick, 1406 South Iron and iodine. ______ ~0 "atooo, I 00 10C V ." r _. playing games. their common Moslem religion - - Undo. . program Florida Presbyterian College. 9aAAn i Bridal ____ -fl ARE WASHABLE Would you beli eve theft are white leather gloves th at will wash in yew machine? It's no lOflier a dream. Just imagine always having white kid glov. es supple soft and gleaming clean when you need them. If You are in the market for a new pair this would be the meet practical to buy, ::' The Lighter Siae West. Awami League leader president of the Southern BapPtist COflvenw1.oi offer. advice 10 his successor. - NEW GLOVES newspapers to political inent. _________________________ , • the wealth, Wedding It aurh i1traw I . ____ '. i were reported wounded. A government account said rioters looted shape in Dsccs, set fire to three government WASHINGTON (UP!) room, took a shower and buses in front of a govern.. According to a national news came out with a towel wrap' ment assembly ball spd iiit gmgjzs some 45 Policemen to hosPitals with ell"be" recentlytelevision pod around my waist. I was Injuries. ad their reader, by writing I bristling with anger. The govern ment laid the "Who's been using my, "views of commercials. outbreaks to food shortages I suspect the boys were Right Guard?" I bellowed, and required all West Pakis- ju st having fun, but th is Deform I had time to con. stan publish mold mean that commercials older how that mad. me feel, only the official accoapt. ó, cow regarded as a rnaIov my wife, who had already Independent accounts from 'éiltural force, rather than to bed, gave me the an. Dacca declared that the ito. merely a method of sellint gone swer. lesse, coincided with the start something. "Shut up, you idiot!" she of a general strike called by It is not entirely clear t. the Awami League, a political re waking up me how ey go about ap. hissed. "You' of everybody in the house." party pressing a six-point an- p ising th ra the artistic media tonomy drive for East PSkI a commercial, as As I started back to t opposed SO bathroom, stan. I paused at the Its mica impact. The only door and tested another corn. These accounts also' said criterion I am familiar with mercial. shops, schools, banks and of is Sb. socsihcd "Con, test." flees throughout Dacca r•"You keep that silly spray i'5 standard was conceiv. stuff-you and the kid," mottled closed In a widespread ed by Fairfax N. Cone, an snarled. "I've got my own response to the strike call. advcrtblng who odo ra nt." Autonomy for East Paki. once said, "the best test of man's de Man, If not results were inconclu.. actual independ. any advertising is this: Can sly..The has been an issue almost I couldn't decide whetls. say it to a friend without en it made me feel from the beginning of the par. You like is feeling like an idiot.' idiot or an oaf. tltionlng of the Indian subcon The other evening, as an tinent In 1947. next day i went up to experIment, I stayed up past a The friend and said, "how conic And In the intervening years midnight making notes on you're smoking Chesterfield tailed 1*11*1. __ _____ Dick West's nomic power is held by the 0 v. U? ?.L Wayne uvuuwy, Cashes, P@Ay and Andamook 0 - • Young-Wailer Mrs. Rogers will be remom. bared as the former Marital Lamb, daughter of Charles Lamb and the late Mrs. Dames Lamb who was OS. if the first public health unties IN the 13301 In the Saiferd are.. Mrs. Kelly and her husband teach school in Moatamy. After their Florida visit they will go to Westfield, N. V., to lola her father, who is they, for the summer, and Ibis to *usaell, N Y., to spend some Urns at MISS MARTHA D. Von., Mr. Kelly's former home. The btlde.elect Is a graduate social fraternity. He Is employ. N. C. • of Payettevili. Senior High r• School and received her BA. degree In Sociology and ReUg. ioø from Queens College In Charlotte, N. C., wiser. As was a member of Alpha Gamma Delta social fraternity. She • has been teaching atpth.crest • Elementary School in Sanford ',. MISS PATRICIA Anne for the past four years. . Her fiance isa graduat, Of 1' Wiggins, daughter of I the LaSalle Acamedy in New , Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Wig York and received his Associa ' ,s te I 0,6~ sins, 115 W. Jenkins 1 Clrcl will graduate from Jones College, Or. Bear Lake lando, on June 15. ?dlsa -j I Wiggins, a legal Personals tary major, will also receive an Academic Dent MeGough, ion of Mr. Achievement A w a r d, and Mrs. E. D. Meaough, asis Bear Lake Circle, has been presented to graduates visiting with his parents as he who have maintained the will be working at Camp Chill. highest scholastic record k, lenge. Dent is a student at I throughout their enroll' man cannot "emote" and • o... • S ' BERRY'S WORLD Engaged -• - - • memorized verses. But he cannot engage is a blind data. spontaneous repartee (coavnv "lie was a collage mac and sits.) without having Ml dead'.4mg. emetleas subside. " When were were to go s. quiz home, betoch. melnhls car, Ily and his mother, plus hie all by myself brothers and sisters. "Despite my protests, he Subconsciously, the male drove to a Layer's Lane and will realize that be dare not Than he tried to get lit you keep on talking, i4 fresh. thus he will try to Impnlsis "And when I refused, he yourllpslna prolonged kiss. Mrs ball my clothes off. Just turn your bead side' "Just than a police car ways so he can't close your drove sçorI don't know what mouth and keep right an talk. might have happened. Ing! "For the pollee also Lound He may irritably exclaim, a revolver In his car, so he "Shut up!" might even have killed me. But that very remark indi. "Dr. Crane, if a girl gets cites he Is waning in his on. Into such a dangerous situation gina l passion and resents the What can she do to avoid as. fact that you are cooling his uultl" ardor by making him reply, Girls, if you wish to calm a Meanwhile, be liberal with passionate male and cool his honest compliments threatened ardor, then make antagonize him by making is. him cerebrate, suiting remarks, but keep him This means, prod him with talking. queitiosssohew1flbe forced Even lnsnarrlsge,the that. into conversation, for the terbox type if wile not mere act of talking is a brain likely to have many children. function. Why? Shoot questions at your as. Because she diverts her bus. cod, for If you can get Mm band's attention from erotle answering them, you are say., matters via hen bedime e A killed. One hundred others Trust God, Joy. all the bnthr,n, and always request a reporter to read your quotes back to you. $ jes, ., see a *.ati. •u.s Ms e casts. s.zeseosts. SN$c.sss. Leo $ casts US $ M..th V a. Postal *eiiklleas oreesio lAss ii ti esbeensgesos ii (3OI AND SWORD said • • ST. AUGUSTINE (UP!) The U.rsli I.. emisr of lAs Usnel Prese wkI.s Is e. The and Sword, an his. $111.4 iutea$yelj I. be se eec reessuusci.s ei so is. 'ami torieslCross drama of the founding of St. Augustine. its Sawfod es mess alaft maIler teSec $1, $515 aI lie PS second 1$1 t id Is ere Jung go -814% at " ' at the Amphitheatre. Me pen e sag aaloctal, adeerlIelig .5 lAte .4l1I.sat TA. "Stood Marse mapaewse, .s repr.s,e,4 to say ..a.., with. Most of the world's opal.. 4416 W111111" verialsolas at ,.•e. • versatlon! For neither a husband or a East Pakistan capital of Dac. at the same time "cerebrate" sexual attacker can maintain ca when a mob attempted to er indulge In original thinking. his erotic fervor and keep up And by "original thinking" I with dialogue stop a train entering Dams Pakistanis against the domi New U that, not a 400.pound hog, my name's not Hum. phrey. -Vice President Humphrey, wisHe Inspecting a farm In South Vietnam. :w Id. nation of West Pakistan, 111 from an industrial suburb. thousand miles away. And it cams to life a weel 9 Government troops opened fin and at least 10 persons were ago In bloody rioting In 5K w*a,,ca a. .sa&.w, canoe sac PAVL 18 It spring, from long smoult ering resentment among Eai York educator, on the prob. lime of New York City. is, 1966 - Cri, 1 the lack of i '7 . , Foreign News Comm Internal • mee.ia.. West The Kelly Family Vising In Area Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. West Applied Scienc, degree from ed by the United States Do. By Ii,,. lie, I of Fayetteville, N. C., amnounee mhote State University of New partment of Agriculture in the Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kelly the engagement of their dough- York, and his B.S. degree in Fruit and Vegetable Market and children, Kevin and Cot. ken, of Monterey, Calif., are Set, Barbara, to Michael 3. Agricultural Economies from News Service in Sanford. Shin., son of Mr. and Mrs. Michigan State University In The wedding will take place visiting at the Charles Lamb William J. ShIne, of New York, East Lansing, Mich., where he on July i at the First Pruby. home In Rest Haven, Lab, liar. as a mem ber of Sigma Chi terlan Church In Fayetteville, ney. for the next two weeks. N. y A mac cam re-mis PautsS ate and recite, parrot fa's, narrow escape last might, A panel of the Prmidsnt's Science selvse.-DaI.l Webatir, Americ • tog, etc. But d 1 ilU$tIOl* "Dr. Crane," she began, "I am still frigbtmied by my It has corns to recogi dnslop In. poiiution, U you be found a being ebsd by c • Miss Barbara 17, asks a very vital aci liustlen or musIcal corn* .. . • S CASE 144$: Molly Q., aged deal refer solely to sbmld rights to quality of jej • - Clinic Worry tbi,sa larps.esl. industrial polluter but Thor. _s inaidjom --$w, as well, ltd the man who driven an autoSc M Ie.yulooLTbo.styp. fires afuruacaaw,fl. kal Mt hwapi which ron bn. tp-u a ae of eonflelde O Thought For T ay forpismiatsmap JhSlth feats - Do not add to liia words, lest he 11 frog gaiclins activities buhs you, and IIar Pt s 30:6. • • . w$JL"MW ar.al$rs the kad finds fts way from the soil Into the corn barrale.k.da not only disagree w vested from the.e adjacent fields. truth., but Usually quarrel among the H • - • s dt ______ 1 - Dr. Crafle's rlabt. to .duuatlou. to economic istlius pt3b$om to arnulag. We we salt no, getlieg around to vmft OW to POWs uius7tloe. ttee, rm aoUssteornsbsilctalus$oflaths It clear thate to no curb thing a MdhIduaro ruonoseIblIlty for creating I1gM to pollute" and, that those aebseithy tIiuL With the popik- pellet. muat bear the burden for di ti0SmSSt.d to d"le MtheafltØ age do... yesn,1ttoabsatte1 Asithird the Commit Thus are big. draaatk, easily e.o. mplsasiuss thattiS s In the case 01 what we are ditog to each other community .srvkap, such an other. a day that imog smart, the nestles, we most stand ready to lp the umsfl am es for laproesment. In our Inyironmi I. off rivera cad inke. the eftiesne I'S and that the r.sponsjbllIjy cute In quftawatsbow far hla thingha, yditjos,o only toward I C: L r ______ MOVEI1 to $ • - 0.1 WotkM Uhatapt.. the hernia wash. Wn f faUt to inch ahead mcm's toatts . - - ha. aUsd the pollutles of ow oath'. . - .. I) . ~ - ' Start atr1k . .. ... -- uI- "" I -..- ______.~.-_A_"____ - :__ _-: -- t . . i, . . - - - 7 . _ - fo, I 322-1000 - �- a - ' I mM —Jun. ii, Page . caa -- . - , I . with, Rabbi R. J. dut1 at the BMW. ii 7. - . •...-., ...., . M1 . . .. . t.:' .' . ' . 'a TuSh CS your hands What could be mm'o obvious and met's fui than the hugs wrist. ' : e I' 1 ______ _______ .. ____ ' i'"-' L ____ v .-, -t F ts.s— - •, • ____ _ , watela. 'lbs timepiece reuse- / hiss Big Ion on the 'suit n, 'j Me bends are gay st ripes in <. - . .. ._ - like regimental strip, belt the Brooks boys wear. \ - -, - .' . . - . . . '•' ',. Give Tie N..ded "-,pe, Have you ever noticed (en. - Mrs. Ernest Southward. Ho.. The receiving line formed in Crable of Winteir tesses for the lovely bridal cot- the foyer at the foA of the Park, bride-elect of William L Ii.e with Mrs. Southward were staircase with the hostesses. Kirk Jr., was guest of honor at Sirs. C. 0. Jones, Mrs. Ar th ur bride.clect and two mothers a coffee Tuesday morning at Beckwith Jr. and Mrs. William receiving the guests. the beautiful Mayfair hems ollaouihward. Nancy - Miss Crable was attired In stunning white lace frock, which she designed and crest. ed, complemented with a dainty Kno%i, Fabric Construction To Use It Successfully In order to use fabric suecessfully, you must under. slowly. rlvnc I... 'fl beaus, of . - MR. AND MRS. LEONARD WITFE - results, work - gut from from California'. French-born Louis' designs, tumes for Rita Hayworth in couturier Jean Louis. Among them are Deborah H. admits one should keep up with the times in fashion, Kerr, Loretta Young, Kath.. ryn Crosby, Rosalind Ru,- but thinks this season Paris sell, Joan Crawford. Kim No. a bit too far and in yak, Irene and lent' Dietrich. "Now, some of the clothes did years ago look up to date," Dunn, the wrong direction at that! "All the Hollywood ty pe - stuff we have Poked fun at t'' years is now what. - Paris calls fashion," said Jean Lo uthe hotsesse,, Is, e Sirs, If. L. Nesbitt, moth er s top to,. turns designe rs and the bride-elect, received in Amer. Ca fashion pacesetter, two-piece blue and white linen ensemble. '1 think th ey have stolen Jcrri Kirk, mother of th e all their ties, from old movgroom to be, wore a cran berry lee pe rhaps from our left. linen skimmer accented with over late, late shows," said touch,,',, of pink trim. Both Louis. mothers received white carnaLo uis, whose wardrobe di'tit)rl eor',agcs from the hostess. signs for Vivien Leigh in es. "Ship of Fools" brought him The spacious dining room, an Academy Award nomlna. which was overflowing with tim,, won his first Oscar with soul.' ISO guest, during the ap. the 1*1. Judy liollidacy'i wardPointed hours, was decorated robe in "The Solid Gold Caiil. in a tasteful bridal motif. lac." Centering the serving table, Before World War II, he which was covered in an U- had established himself a Jean Louis mused. "It leads one to be lieve that the re Is nothing new in fashion." "In fact, when you th ink about what Paris is offering, the re is no fashion The waist an be any rh;r. Sleeves come In dozens of shapes and sizes. The re is no definite trend In anything. "Only the hemline marks of citadel' an ... - + - - - like with the hemline tear - - - ----- - yellow food coloring. Mix as tablespoon. the woman, but the leg." doubt that even Mar. "NEAR LIBRARY" DOWNTOWN SANFORD lone Dietrich, who has the - niost beautiful legs, would consider Paris' current hem. - . on Brown MISS JI.:AN LOP?, bride-elect ASPIRIN . of the bride to be. *. A1"' (tIL'I - rnxerior, wnen true line, pull out an, stud cut on tills thread line. To do this, clip the selvage, then with a pin pick up one crosswise th read. Hold it with your thumb anti forefinger, itll it gently while you ease thu. fabric along with the oth. .'r lImtn,I, The thread may lir,'i115 sescral Umes in the I11`04-4 of pulling it out, but 1111k it up again with the pin 1.0.1 continue pulling until yoi complete the line, Then cut on this line, proceeding a liquid part TOO'S 9C EAST FiRST ST. - SANFORD _ '.... + an- visit -. .. -. c cup MOTHER HUBBARD'S BROWN BREAD 1 egg beaten light icup sour milk I tsp. salt f Mix in order givcn anti bake in a 350-degree oven for 45 miii- -' sties. - REFliic,Elt.-tTOIc SPICE COOKIES 1 cup shortening . "— iinbeaiii"\) WIDE SELECTION -' Me" 777 Prof•siJoe1 841"S. ups ugar OF SJYLES & COLORS SHAV MASTER SHAVER New Double Action Head Seled Cd S Shaving head, combined with 6 ecislon honed surgical steel blades gently depresses skin to shave below the beard line. then second curved head repeats the process. -. :: !.4 cup milk 3½ cups flour 3 tsp.. baking powder 1 tsp. salt 2 taps. c i nnamon I tsp. allspice 1 tsp, vanilla Type TcIeni, ftw Neat. Sb., Vdlbs...S An1oFI - - -- SUNDAY JUNE 19 ½ cup seeded raisins, chopped ortnin, and (am 2~t cups A ll -Bra n sugar. Beat in eggs. .thl milk. Sift dry Ingredients (except All. Brani to the first mixture. All the remaining inredicnts and anti store in __ - oily $2289 OPEN AN ACCOUNTI... Chargs Flemi*ngs ACfI5ItI C$Ai• £CCOVWT$ WILCou - 219 L MW k. • OPEN PSI. RIININ•s WOMEN SANPOID P1.AZA I -°..:-- - - :..\ -- :: - - - - --- - - H.. :, - - - . - L-. I: --- -- I. - let g, sugar Personals 1 qt. ginger ale Mix all In gredients except ginger ale, and add this just cup sugar - WtTT1 pineap. cream; . b. : GIFTS Combine undralned *4 tsp. pepper Mr.. Fred Gauss and Mr-a. 1½ cups orange stuffing before servin g. Serv es aid nerni d silld John Bu rton IV have returned $prinklc duck with salt and selsen by IROORPIELD. from Gainesville, where Mrs. pepper. Stuff and tie securely GOLDEN CORN BREAD Ganas conducted a workshop on with wings and legs close to MUFFINS Dacron-Wool $2995 flower arranging at th e Gar. body, Sear in hot oven, with i cup yellow corn meal breast side tip for 15 minutes 1 cup sifted plain flour deners Short Course at the Uni. Dacron-Rayon $24.95 versity of Florida. at 450 degrees. Add ½ pint of *4 ½ tap. Nàe.e water and baste. Reduce heat salt Mr. and Mrs. John Dinkins to 350 degrees and cook about 4 tsp, baking powder will arrive Saturday from lire43 minutes. Baste often. (Cook 1 egg yard, N. C., for a two weeks OTHER SUGSIST1OIIS g. minutes ner nound.i i '-iii. with nor parents, Mr. and ' MORE MORE MORE 4 cup oft shnrteninr I SUIT SAC • SHORTIE PAJAMAS Sir.. Ira Southward, and his "Mow I OHANGE STUFFING Sift together dry IARIECUI SIT I ROSS ingredients parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 2 cups bread crumbs into bowl. Add milk, egg and Dinkins in Eustis. SHIIT4AC WALK SHORTS % cup water shortening. Beat with egg beat. I tbsps. grated orange peel or until smooth, about 1 min. 2 cups orange pulp ute. Do not overheat. Bake in Bare Look Needs P'eolcazs 1 cup sliced celery That bare look sweeping greased muffin tins about 20 1 egg, beaten minutes in 423-degree oven, fashion again catches us with i, cup melted butter our ugly feet showing. Start ½ tsp. salt PINEAPPLE OATMEAL now with regular pedicures to dash pepper MUFFINS get rid of unsightly toenails dash poultry dressing i ox.) can crushed pineapple and smooth away rough spots Wen bread In water, add j 5 OPEN FRIDAY NITI 'Til 9 P.M. uncooked quick oats on heels and toes. other Ingreciient.s and mix / bgulady cups sifted flour cups coil wat is Nil* . ,. JEWELRY 1 t iS lb. duck - flt'.' (herd. Eye Wake-Np Eye make-up does wonders for facial expression. Ton orange pee.I egg. beaten under. Place ice, cucumber and lemon plo, oats and sour run 2 cups graham flour CARDS cup rown sugar, packed I CUCUMBER PUNCH - - -. - - ½ cup dairy sour cream or but termilk 1 tsp. grated both the eggs begin to cook, let Juice and 11% cups lemon juice S - Makes I es. bolt. - Cool As A Summer Breeze . • . slice thin and bake on cook ie sheet 1 tbsp. orange marmalade pie. in 400-degree oven for 12 mm . - crosswise (woo() thread -- needed, 3 eggs I taps. salt ' SAME LOW DISCOUNT PRICES ON PRESCRIPTIONS women are , was guest of honor at a bridal shower at the home of Mr.' D M Ladd Pictured around .i.0 uvU. tiful refreshment table are from left Mrs Blanche ndmother " 4 of the bride-elect; MIM Lpp honor oiieit. guest; Mrs T T. J'"Chalfant, Sr., o mother of the groom-elect' and Mrs LaRue US 3'IOr, aun., and guardian - ALCOHOL Impeccably garbed in a soft beige tweed quit, the man whose designs for Taylor; her grandmother, Mrs. Blanche Lapp; Mrs. Chalfant, the groom-elect's mother; and Mrs. Windel Braddy, and daugh. for. Julia, Mrs. Harold I. Cuneo, Sirs. Donald Norton, M rs. Elbert Cammack, Mrs. Joseph E. Mathi.uz, and Mrs. Rabbi* Baker, of Orlando. ' amo . RUINING + aunt and guardian, Mrs. LaRue DAD WOULD LIKE A - our current fashion and THAT In too-short," - - quart cu EVERYDAY SPECIALS line heights flattering," he said. — . -I - blilespoans grated orange rind sour cream and Jolly. Serves 4. Shake the pan back and forth slices in punch bowl. Pour Mix. stand 13 minutes. Cream Short. and blend well. Fill muffin tins to keep th e omelet free. When ture over th is and add 1 in and orange peel a little more than half full. From Creighton's In Winter cooked but still soft on top, add ginger ale. Makes 24 punch together thoroughly, beat in Bake as directed on package. Park ta blespoon of the Orange cups or S glasses, egg, Resift flour with baking ____________________________ ____________________________ 1 Marmalade (preheated ), Slide powder, soda and salt. Add to the omelet well to the right creamed mixture alternately GREEN PUNCH edge of the platter. Garnish top 3 pkgs. Urns Jolla with oatmeal mixture. Spoon omelet with a small un 2 cups hot water into well-greased muffin tins. UGHTWEIGHT orange marmalade. e Bake In hot (400-degree oven) er 1 large can frozen or ange Juice about 25 m in utes. CHERRY PLAZA 1 large em f rozen lemonade cr1 Iftim ROAST DUCK 1 large can pineapple juice F - halian fabric'. -- •- directed on package. Add 3 sides. Serve hot, Garnesh with the Faust's Drug Store , - mix, add ½ cup of orange juice, oil to cover bottom of skillet, beaten eggs and stir once 44 cup of water and 3 drops of a bo ut 14 inch. Drop batter by t wice with a fork. Lift edges as pineapple juice, 3 cups orange 1 tip. salt i,. th, knee an Paris Is is not the clothes that make • .,'- + Melt I cup mint Jelly in 3 1 Isp. baking powder or cups hot wat er. Add 1 large can ½ tsp, sod a showing. .You Mfg ht stay that It Ing gotten to the point where it . j.'-'c' ey together. stir in orange W. Beat eggs about % minute ORANGE MUFFINS tiona and flour and fold In beat- until foamy. heat butter in ski!To three Lups of fancy muffin en egg whites. Heat butter and let until it sizzles. Pour in - - - thoroughly. Stuff duck. then,. Do not attempt to tear p and Champaga. punch was sen of from a hand painted poets lain punch bowl edged in gold Tue silver ladel dat ing to 1ff was I Ut to the hostess' late husband during his time of work wi th J. Edgar Hoover In Washington, D C Tbsblldalcak.wasbskedby Sir. Theodore J. Chalfant ft and was beautifully decorated with a lovely Miniature bride on top. Attending were the honoree's . Line, recipe for cut - salt . - . butter and oil for frying Pouring were Mr.. Ed Kirch 1101? anti Mrs. Kenneth Wing will not make satisfactory Sirs. ft I' Cole, Mrs. J. Ii . F. garments, however good the Lee Jr. and Mrs. A. 0. Robert sewing. served .,'s floating hostesses. ly. This will break the warp threads without straining C and toasted sesame Beat egg yolks, - - .. - ... Here is th e Atlantic Coast . complete down to the flower girl, provided by Mrs. Cathy Stowell and arranged In order to altar between burning tapers In sIlver holders. d at - dends in the long run. Fabric that is not straight when wise ,. And ,.__ - --- .. - --+ - -- . . .. OPEN THUIS a ..... .... pit. . 'TlL • I22.1flo . ... --- .- :: . . --- - - ---- 5 iii Wiii Teleph... PISIS $$mt SANFORD, FLORIDA lyminhlturebrldalproc,ssloa, -. bard-cooked eggs, sliced •têI rniii . .. "I from the Eden Roe Hotel in Miami Beach Combine white sauce and FLORIDA PANCAKES parsley. Place alternate layers 2 egg yolks of potatoes, cheese and egg in ½ tsp. salt a greased baking dish, sprinkl. ½ tsp. baking powder lag each layer lightly with salt 2 tbsp.. Florida honey and pepper. Add white sauce. 2 cups orange sections, chopped "'-S.. . fltmiu fabrics readily like batiste or percale. Ill, to tear when you can. After clipping the selvage, hold firmly at each able of the clipped place anti tear quick. cream r WM of 1iY sandwich.., nuts, Were served from a ta. hi. covered with an heirloom cut work and lace cloth, local Point of th e table was the love. - and set in refrigerator overnight. Serve cold, topped with sour seed. - U "Aft roses mita, - . . add in Juice. Boll very slowly for 5 minutes Remove from fire and cool. When nearly cold, fold in marinated fruit u.iu 375 degrees for 13-20 mIss- 1 cup sifted flour ttcs. 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten -------- series. Following a wedding trip to the Bahamas, the couple will Where Is Jean Louis put- be at home in Gainesville, ting hems? where they are In their- senior At the kn'e. of course year at the University of Ylor, let neither too high, nor too low. Ida. raised two and three inches a ' nes. legs* would .. bring to a boil Mm butter and flour together untIl smooth, salt and pepper soft bread crumbs 'S marked e grace wondered what "Gilds" and a tong preen. I feminin look to - acces- conservati.ve, but omen's -- accord EGG, CHEESE, POTATO SCALLOP 1 cup th in white sauce I tbsp. minced parsley 3 or 3 medium sized cooked patallies, sliced I cup shredded cheese niake.0 nlvar.. a , - than it would in 1947-49 lag to the USDA ink 44oft from her arismal recipe, &$Sort. 4 f.' CITRUS FRUIT CUP b. - " To CUT OR TEAR FAR. I1IC. First clip the --- ----- a . Yes, you are inn syrup, marmalade and dash An hour's work will buy 60 of nutmeg Set said. Combine per cent more farm f ood today pineapple and orange juice, wedding cake highlighted II refreshment table and hors d'oer-ves, finger sandwiches and Punch were served, The bri de chose (or bet going away outfit a white lace wiia empire waist ano eioow length sleeves and white , sion of stam since have wom going :; 'UIlIrr stir many or in., nis• in. inure length of the pl.'ct'. much-lip, thotigh, vn make CIAUJ ir. I lion's t.drMj" as the f it I. still not straight, take rangeuu'jIt Woman look bizarre. When of white mum., pink i chief designer for Hattie it to the ironing board, bring doubt, It is always better I carnations and baby's breath i Carnegie, in New York. ti, two crosswise ends tug4h. Ho' too little, eye make.0 The late Harry Cohn of Co. rather than too , selagen together aiid accented with tall pink taper.. much. Daytim Sliver coffee erviee and silver i pr...1 working toward the and crystal appointment, corn. lumbis Pictures brought hitti I reIuires ten . part that is out of line. This pleted the distinctive table dr. ,o Hollyw ood to design to.. than evening. . 11(145 time, nut it pays dlvi. cor. the turn, b. often draw. i little more tightly than the test of the fabric. To cut % - - on of •---.•..• flfllöh + + STRAIGHTENING FAR. AIC. Though fabric is woven straight the processes through which it goes to be printed, finished and rolled often pull it out line. In such a case, straighten your fabric ix(oro cutting. To do this Ink e the piece you have torn pr-cut on a thread, grasp the at opposite sides and. stretch the fabric tiisgt'nally, pulling back and forth. Do thin along qualities. Same fabrics are tight and delicate, soasi hea. vy anti bulky, some frail ., lousily woven and likely ravel, other, titus and strong. FABRIC GRAIN. A loom I. threaded for weaving with the w a r p or I.ngthwi.. thread., The woof or cross, wise. threads in the majo rity of fabric's are carried by the shuttle back and forth ever and under the warp threads, ..,,.i - - •,..3k -----.. For best white rose corsage, a on a flat surface. Wfl•IUWUJI a ("riled ) - HOLLYWOOD (UPI) The high rfs. In hemlines is getting a definite tum-down is c dleman and Howard Zeidwig, A reception was held follow. lag th e ceremony In the loon. taI' Terrace Room of the Chitry Plaza Hotel. The four-tired , Top Designer Pooh-Pooks High Rise In By Bed. W. cccl, edge which, I -' your for The honoree, who was Atured In a th e Robert Meyer Mo. pid chilling method tested by 1 cup pineapple juice the USDA and the Oklahoma 2 tbips. butter Agricultural Experiment sta. 1 tbsp. flour tion. The new process cuts to- i cup drained grapefruit see. tal processing time to 15 hours tlon.s ...compared to as long as to dash nutmeg days by straight methods. Now 1 cup drained orange sectioni they are doing additional stud- 1 tbsp. orange marmalade ies to see how Well the hams 1 tsp grat ed orange will keep and to adapt the ½ cup white Mix orange and grapefruit method to commercial process lag sections with grated orange, ' ____ (Herald staff photo by Dorls Williams) th - used er, 1.rovbf ) - front row, from left, Mrs. Southward, Miss Crable, honoree; her moth. Mr.. U, L. N.sbltt; and her fiance',, mother, Mrs. W. L. Kirk. Other hostesses, second row from left, are Airs. Arthur Beckwith, Jr., Mrs. C. 0. Jones and Mr., William Southward. This h,,st - - viously) bow trim some look In their ski pants and Jump suits. It could be cause they are wearing the long, long-leg (down to the ankle) panty girdle u a d e r. auth. They are u comforts. hie as tlghtaaad yet give you the support and control you THE BEAUTIFUL MAYFAIR home of Mrs. Ernest Southward was the rueaaay morning for a pre-nuptial coffee honoring Miss Nancy Crable of Winter Park. bride-elect of William L. Kirk, Jr. Photo shows Miss . getting more ham for Ida! inatUve1y decorated ,bl, and r*nbmenti of .rsis. hived, made by the hosts cause of an experimental ra. 2 cups orange juice They carried cascade bouquets of yellow rose, with yellow rib. boa streamers. Sanford Robe rts, brother-Inlaw of th e groom, was best man and ushers were i Mid- . ' setting a crown Her cascade bouquet sweetheart removable corsage. MISS Joyce LoteUwuh sister's maid of how her .atieniant, were Mis. Gilds Pettlnati, bridesmaid; Mn.Selma Bot. .isu, of VOOm, bride's matron, and Shelly Roberts, niece of the groom, iimior bridesmaid They wore matching gowns of sea mist green crepe chit. Ion skirts and lace bodices short matching ached to dainty my Mrs. Jet. F. Malble noree at a recit Miss Jean Lopp, bride-elect hower Mrs of Theodore jchailant Jr.. Ldd Lt LbJL (o.kMM you know that you are From food dollar? with a variety of combinaUon and wide eloigh to Almost look Did now - 1.:,;.- ;, — - ,.• r .. ____ 'Thscsremosy took place ,,. i der l aauchsdeanow of ireen. . •, P fall chapel train was attached bow In the bacit. Her ved of silk luslo. was attached I. the ace of Mr. ad Mrs. Airos Wltte of or. md0 M1', .0,s11 tar. his daughter in marriage. - Ri 'fri H. Weie flnger tip in length. The The ,u 16. 1966— Page 9, Miss Jean Lopp Honored At Shower hm&l Sown wIth I dmdftTales ia, ___ as usiller Skin with SnUliffeed The seckliso was K&D@W Jmi6 Wilde" am argassa pimiff by Al Prince at the piano. June Z, •auforh erath Leonard Witte Liosrd Rsaday, Jua 12, 1*, at alom in Orlando pie Obs 1- '"• . - - - Bride Of and hit, MIN Shares ZdIth Lovell, 111111sis Va" Zhu 4800*w of Mr. wilil Mrs. 1"IS 114119 ..• It. L492111, 01 514 South Street ..... I -___________________ . Love!! Miss Sharon I 1 7 • - - - - . - i - + I PATHI1 WILL iuii miii' THERE'S NO MEAT SERVED THAT CAN IUfALO THE FINE CUTTING EDGE or GERBER BLADES DOWNTOWN SANPOID �I --1 .0~0 ... . ..... . . . .. .. ~ . . i, . . .. ~ ~ 1. ... .. . I . ..... . .. .~ . . I . .. . . .. . . . . . .~ . . I . . . . .. .. . ... . : .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . --.------.- .V - 'a - -S -- I -- -. 5-. - - .,. W4 - _•'. -.. -- - U L ...- IS*-, ... I 4 w 1 II 0 I '01f • . I .'I , ney and eginser, respectively, and John Adder, chairman of lb. St. Johns-Indian Rlve Con trol District, will attend a"wa. resources and control coda. ence" Wednesday at Orlando. Representatives of federal, state and local governmentaL * S• ,j Mrs. Dave Waggoner was boa. teu to the Woman'. .. Christian Service d Christ Methodist Church, Saakrd, ___ _____ re IN her bus.., 711 Si. wood Drive. : Mrs. C1111101111111 Johnson save ; the Maneati _____ on, e. Old ____ ___ W to WOIIW, to thi ablee2. . .. -- S. , S - 1141 , • 'S ' "Ll l- S S S 'S 5 ' - .5 • - - - - ' - .:-•-: S - -- - - __- - e*.e5 e.fj5i' e'.-' -- - 5, --,.'..--'. - -- S S - ftausa sal 1.t.Ii pertaining to rasps.. .thUItlss ks expressing dividual commitments. Emphasis was Placed upon the promise all Jesus: "He that b.ilsvsth an NO, the works that Id. shall he do also; and greater works than these shail he do, because I go Me My rather." Closing prayer was .Ilersd by Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. lames Runnels, presi. r . S EACH BOY of Bear Lake Scout Troop 280 con- tributed $10 to purchase a seat on bus made ava il. able through the county school system. Lined up as Supt. B. T. Mftwee presents title to B. Anderson, senior patrol leader, are (from left) Krhst Salmi, David Broadway, Terry Cawley, Frank LrUUL, UJSVI(1 COLI, lUCKy (iltintilder, Roger Bun. nell, Tim Cawley, Chuck McPherson Jr., Kevin Foist, Gerald Aldrich 11, Bobby Anderson, and An. thony Smith. Adult leaders shown with Milwee are (bottom) Leo Salmi, W. Anderson, Howard Foist with son, Murk, Bruce Nelson, Scoutmaster Roan . ____________________________ Mrs. Hazel Plant was hgi.f... at the recent regular monthly meeting of the Wesleyaa Sir. tics Guild of First Methodist Church at her home, 307W. 15th lutiSt, Sanford. Mrs. W. R. Smith was In charge of an Interesting pro. gram on the purpose and duties of the Guild. At clog, of the program each member was ask. ad to sign a pledge for support during the coming year. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Flynt to Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wilson Carver, Mrs. Burke Steele, Mrs. hear NeIder, Mrs. Mary F. RawIlu, Mrs. Janie Shoemaker, Mrs. Nancy Brock, At least 2,000 nse,nbers the Lutheran Church in Aiiseri. Mrs. Esther Lansing, Mrs. M. Swain, Mrs. Marian Ruth. ca are expected to attend well, Mrs. Pay. Gaines, Mrs. eight-day conventi on husIuled G. 0. Myers, Mrs. 0. K. Goff, June 21.29 in Kajutsa City.: Mo. Mr's. Sarah Griffin, Mrs. Louise Included th e IslCenul* are La., and Miss Mabel Chapman. elections of a president and I(orrlsville. Pa., missed be. treasurer. Action also will be comin g the nation's capital by taken approving porticipsititig the Luthdnn Church, Mi... live votes in the Continental bun Synod, and the American Congress. Lutheran Church in a new Lu. theran Council to provide ehsn. nela for toupura(iye work among the three major groups Lutherans in America. Your "Position" statement s on poverty, church state issues, capital Punishment anti hair. raument of religious nsinoni. ties will be acted U anti delegates will consider sweep. ing changes in pension plans anti a recommendation that the men's be dissolved 105 a function. -- S S S S - - Lutheran Church New Officers Of Joy Circle Begin In America Sets Terms Of Office Annual Meeting 'Airs. William Rape begaa her I I S ,, S. 'sill.' - -S mi S with of PO n auxiliary national - . - ----------------- S This • _f"" I .. '. . I I: GOING DOWN-Like an elevator, a doughnut chute lowers an oval, un. S - - • $ - 199 - ------- W.T. _____ - -- flO - UlWul1lPIl League mousy d months to p I I - NEMA) MODEL 66.3612 " . . $ S AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING- no pans $ emptyno dials totwistft's.flmjt.m.tjsl - , - QI•$ON QUALITY MILI-3½.hour op66atlng - CORNER 3rd. & PALMETTO PHONE 323O7 Swo - 1=116i Mali Orders Fill ed Mays, Aaron And Clemente - S ,. 11 1 Accreditation has again been awarded to Florida Central Academy by the Department of Education of the State of Flor. Ida, acbording to L. B. Allen, president of the academy, who received the notification this week. . The noá.mHftary, college pre. paratory sChool for hey., grades 7.12, which Is located at Sorren. to, Is also accred ited by th e Southern Association of Col. leges and Schools. The academy Is now accept. log a limited number of day students from the area for the fall term, beginning September it. Interest ed persons should contact the admissions dlrec. tor at nn'e for n intcrvlcw ppoiniment. - %' S -- - 5 ' - S support w S tS ' S S - ' -• ' S ' - . W (/ Will It Be Wills Or Cardenas? -, S . S * -' - N "5) T_- - S --- on Bug. on S . •' 5' 1 • S "-i. , Cincy , ,.• . 411111 Co$o..nn,.Iu.5_U - ___ - T all Wnguim MM too big or , . S - '-. S - - ~ - - acres of cigar leaves - - S . I INC&UOINGMWCOV1* 1450 $ 5 - ____ ____ . 4w off4w 1 . I 11 4 TWO" '"U C' iMs.I see S Betty and Phil Mason knew 'what they wanted: a sta tion wagon with size and style and sass. They hadn't considered a Rambler until Betty the Mind.cbanger, a Rambler Classic flo Wagon. It's bigger, bolder -with plenty of room for people and par.iphernalia. (More total head room -leg room-hip room than the average intermediate wagon!) IkttY tti~6&ht the interior was surpribingly good-looking. She tried out the coil-spring reclining bucket mtse ("Very coznfutabfr.") and - - r-W ON Purchase as Jostat. arotmdln thclockabl compartment. Phil took went for the MinJ.Ch • t p . Legion Contest Is Postponed , . S - S - He was surprised that features like Double-Safety brakes and -' that gleaming roof atnoeztraccst,Bett decided on the ideal-size Clasa*c Wagon p - -- ----I . - J P .I . I.~ . . 5 mend. This afternoon, Sanford Post 53 will visit Tituivihle In a son-district contest. The game Is slated for 5 p.m. at the Titusville 111gb School field. Saturday night at McCracken Field nut to Orlando's Tinker Field, Sanford and Casselberry will renew their by rivalry. So far this season the Sanford nine has a 2-1 record, while Casselbeddy had only played one game and that aeded in a tie. - . ~/ La- ~ - I . ~ I ~ I ~ i 5 5 55 f - . , 1- i't. Ir.1" ;~ 10 PasarellHeads 9 4'-4 e,-___10'-_,-, I.. I f . i'l 1, i \1 . tU'fA '.- -. n.l Ih -.... 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Sup-Tab Cur Style . top-seeded Charlie Pasarell of UCLA led six Califo rnia players AT SPIllS YOU NORMALlY IltYt. What Dad Wants and Mom Loves! I CORAL, G/th3LF.S, Fla. (UPI) U. S. Davis Cup flash and SIN I L,4, Friday's Game, - ___ . J Pittsburgh at Atlanta (N) Nc"v rrk at (Inelnnati (2, T. ") Philadelphia at St. Louis (N) San Francisco at LA (N) NCAA Net Field SVNtOPI SITS 105 AN mu MPy MAR- S S ____ L . .1 ---S - ___ 33 '7 559 4 Houston 33 27 AW 414 St. Louis 28 29 491 $ Cincinnati 26 31 .456 10 Atlanta 26 35 444 fl New York 22 32 407 22½ Chicago 17 me ii Wednesday's Results San Francisco 4 Houston U New York 5 Atlanta 4 Cinelnoati 7.9 Philadelphlao64 St. Louis I Pittsburgh 0 Los Angeles 6 Chicago 3 Today's Gaines Now York at Atlanta (N) Philadelphia at Cincinnati (N) Pittsburgh at St. Louis (N) Chicago at Los Angeles (N) Houston at San Francisco Philadelphia AT IN M.P.N.t S RAPAREO - \.." 1. led for to wait till nut W*dn@Way to 449. Those might when Edgewater .will in- fensive backs Dick Smith, as long as a month. Dr. Ja In vads the Cooper Field dia- Jarriti (Bear) Brown and Dick Tilhich of the Mayo Clinic saw Daniels. 00110111 __ , is QUft" Fred Whitfield, the notorious Yankee Killer, hit a two-run homer in Cleveland's key three-run sixth inning rally. It was Whitfield'a fourth horn. er against New York this sea. son and his ninth of the year. Chico Salmon had four hits and scored three Indian nina. Al Kaline went over the 2,. 000-hit mark with three safe. ties for Detroit that included a two-run homer in the ninth inning that capped the Tigers' I winning rally. Clyde Wright made as suet'essful debut for the Angela when he four-hit Minnesota in the opener of $ twinbill. He was aided by a 12-hit Call. fornia attack and three Twin I - American Motors ...where quality is built In, not added on. _- % - 1P ON MMTHAT AN CI1110IUR SAPS games, U 2 Pittsb the New York Yankees and 12 for Mississippi State and asked waivers on slugger Dick m for Miami. Stuart for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release. 11 sits .. Sidelined Sfrn S LAKESIDE RAMBLER INC. ECKERD DRUGS - Atlanta coun. ,. ~ --- Hoot Powell and Andy Etchebarron hit homers for Baltimore as the Orioles won their nin th in the last 10 , Tuesday night's American Legion contest between Caaaelberry and Post 184 of Orlando was post po ned because of wet grounds, and the Casselberry i'unkiea Wednesday and bolster- game at Chicago, will be sideyear men lined or week and team'i horne debut wi ll have I gned were de- may he on :,notrb a S - 35 24 .593 he picked up his 100th major league victory. First inning singles by Julian Javier and Phil Gaiglijunu and an infield flit off the bat of Curt Flood cave the Cardinals the only : 38 23 .623 ,"s Angeles game drove in Rose, St. Louis nighthsnder Bob Gibson fired a three hitter as Pennes I #4~111 FIIRST ROCHESTER. Minn. (UPI)-. Twins shortstop DALLAS (UPI )-The Dallas Minnesota ersa ci, who injur ed his Cowboys signed three more hack during last Saturday's • fore they ibcard that prices am now at their model-year lowest. Why don't you tat-drive a hfind4Cbanger tod;V? Sce your mma ,I lla.%jrell defeated Jack JackIng deadline was passed mid- obtained Don Schwall from son of Tennessee, 7.5, 6-4, Wednight Wednesday with the At- Pittsburgh for relief pitcher nemlay in his strongest test of lanta Braves the most active Billy O'Dell. club in a ratbor inactive mar- The only wher uniform favorite to advance to the semis ket. changes involved the New York in his match with ninthseeded T craves, waging an uphill Mets. The Mets pick ed up for- Joaquin LoyoMayo today. Thus far, Southern Cal has light to climb out of elghtfl mer National League pitcher Bob Friend on waivers from 19 team Points to 15 for UCLA, , - di1fcrece California at Kansas City (N) Chicago at Minnesota (N) in the ninth inning of the first I ton. today. The major league trad- to Cincinnati for Joey Jay and duftft~ Asquale - S Kansas City at Chicago (N) Baltimore at Washington (N) Cleveland at Now York (N) Detroit at Boston Friday's Games place, sh oo k up their pitching two from Mississippi State and The laundry can be sent out staff by dealing hank Fischer Itice too small? Ch " Today's Games California at Minnesota (N) home run of the season had created. Willie MeCovey followed Hays with his 13th to end the scoring and give San Francisco its fourth Consecutive triumph. The Giants maintained their two some esigt, over the Los Angeles Dodgers who beat Chicago 6.5. In other N. L. By UP! I -_________________________________ INNINIMENG MATTUU UMMAYMSPECM corner 1 be before he utay be Tobacco iceslg are a ii as ground pepper and bkful will plant nearly three A real battle Is brewing at both short stop and third base. Base stealing Maury Wills of Los Angeles and talented Leo Cardenu of Clncy are bo th wort hy of the starting be rt h. Cardenas is hitting about 20 points better (.300 to .k0) in round figures), but Wills Is so great on the bnsepa ths that averages don't mean much as long u he reaches first by book, crook or Third base has four contenders, all of whom ticwrve the nod. All are hittin g between .290 and .310. San Francisco's Jim Hart Is just $ shade better in statistics with )uia .308 betting average, 16 horne runs and 38 RBI, all among the leading figures. But Ron Santo of Chicago, Ken Bayer of the Mets anti Tommy Helms of Cincinnati are having that good year also. Another problem position in the NL I. catching anti another quartet is in contention here. Joe Tore, of Atlan ta may have the edge, but John Bateman ot Ho uston and Tim McCarver of St. Louis may pull some votes. Ciney's Don Pavletich may have an outside shot here. All four are struggling to stay above the .270 mark, so none really deserve the slot more than the other. So there you have it. If this had a vote, here would be the starting l'neupn In the All-Sta r game. National League: 18-Cepeda, 2B-Morgan, SS--Cardenas. 38-Hart, OF-Aaron. May., Clement., C-Torre. American League 111-Cash, 213-Richardson, SS-McAullffe, 3B-B. Robinson, OF-F. Robinson, Oliva, Kaline, CBattey. I - l bu g. I S and to hold public office, us devised If players went on batting averages alone, Willie Stargell would be the National League All-Sta r first baseman because .1 his league leading .335 mark. However getting plenty of il be Willie MeCotey of San Francisco (.301) and Orlando Cepeda of Louis (.315). 0th., than the outfield, second base looks like the only National League spot where the voting is likely to be one. sided. Here Jo. Morga n of those amazing Houston Aatroa should rule Morgan is hitting .320 and he's been among the tOP Nt. bitter, all season long. Pet. Rose, the Cincinnati second sacker is having troszble staying around the .250 mark, which leaves X.rgai only compiting with Ron 1Iun,of, the Mets and Cooki. .*ojas of the Phillies. Both are flirting with .800, but Morgan seeme solid at this poin t. .. 5• S ft Baltimore San Alston looks their way when he fills up his bench. S SS California Detroit Stale Accedils S Washington ' 21 37 .393 16 Boston 21 17's Wednesday's Result. Cleveland 8 New York 5 8-6 Minnesota 1.3 Kansas City 5 Chicago 4 8 Washington 4 Detroit 11 Boston 7 to start in ___ timore's victory OverWuahing. - Cleveland at Washington (N) at New York (N) tional iieiguo bat c ha mpion) will be the favorites Baltimore at Boston (N) the July 12 All-Star game at St. Louis because they've got all T10NTh LEAGUE those great years behind them and a solid year going for them W L Pet. GB at the present. The others will probably have to hope Mr. . Wally Bunker to preserve B&I. ond contest. - ornm Joe Adcock bit a three-run and drove In two in.,, ______ Play Safe fore rain washed out the sec. Standings 0 lanta relief Pitcher Ted Abe,. trluinph. jam to save law Krause.'. nathy'a throwing error. Bert Caapsneris scored a second win. Felipe Alou had a psi, of ___________________________________________________ homers as the Brine battled back from a $.0 deficit to take a shortilved 44 lied in the eighth inning. Moe Drabengy set down the last 10 batten in relief of THIS SUMMIRI Major league It looks Ilk. May'., Aaron and Clement. (three time Na S Florida Academy of decide M OONEY APPLIANCE of time, only FITS INW KITCHEN SPACE._.y,t gives l2ClJbkfo.t capacity-stores more In the 921 cubic foot refrig. eratos- holds over 73 lbs. from food this guarantee bys run, batted home pace sures you tmubIe4reed.p.ndabiifty for ysorsgocon, ____________________________ also chucking into the decree of sanity required of a man who wishes to got a di. vorce, to manage a business by Ve11Ura.Nor'$h,p. was revealed at iJt1. more, Md., conference OR future exploration of Mars. 'a V I_- -• I 5 ntvunedlna*rumentcapaule to the surface of Mars.This iconceptionof Is An Ifth - _________ JAGUAR from Yardl.y ,u-ystov&AtIer 6 This Is one of the subjects be. Ing studied by George Wushing. ton University's mental collipL.. lency study project. The pro. i - S - man to .' S tions asked. Odrin.. is sold with M.*-' outfielders, • m1vIior,. 1-i any ,.ason. just to urn ski pachage to your druggist and gut your full money back. No qia.s. Goodenough, Robert Bunnell, Gerald Aldrich, An. sistant Scoutmaster C. McPherson Sr., Arehie Bunnell, and William Smith. (Herald Photos) -------..----. 11b Mae% usia SOME QUESTH)N flow WASIi1N(.,lO'4 (UPI) - 1. , I toga Helped NL Eckert made J___ __ ii S Too When Comutuloner the nil. ehangs earlier in no the week that players could vote for any three matter If they played left., right, or center, he did both leagues $ favor. It really say-4 the American Leaguers a problem, not leaving them to decide between Frank Robinson and Tony Oliva, the loop's two premier hitters. It also made th ings nice for the National Leaguers who can now put Bank Aaron of Atlanta ond Robe rto Clemente (two right fielders) In the same lineup that is if the National leaguers feel these two deserve it. The talent is so good In the National outfields that there's .going to be some mighty good hitters left off, even after Manager Walt Alston fills out the roster. Of the top 10 hitters n the Nationa l League, (all above .300 mind you), six of them are outfielders and this doesn't include Aaron and Willie Mass. This pair will almost certa inly be picked. They're both hitthug near .290, setting the rung anti in in and of course considered as two of the greatest hitters, not of our but all-time. from this long list This eaves the NL playe rs to outfielders: Clement. (.339); Rich Allen, l'hilntlell.hiis Curt Flood, St. Louis (.323); Manny Mota, Pittsburgh (1) Natty Alou, Pittsburgh (.209); Rico Carty, Atlanta (.801). Thea. are the six that are among the top ten in the league, and yet there are still others who are lingering around the mark that will get a lot of votes. They are: Felipe Alou, Atlanta; Tommy Davis, Los Angeles; Jim Nicholson. Houston; and Lou Johnson, Los Angeles. - In the American League, Baltimore bested Washington 6-1. Detroit downed Boston It. 7, Cleveland clipped New York 8-5. California swept a pair from Minnesota 8-1 and 6.3, and Kansas City defeated Chicage 5.4 in the first half of a sch ed uled doubleheader h,. Wes Parker slammed his 33-year-old, twotim. National ninth home run of the year League Most Valuable Player with two on in the fifth to became the senior circuit's climax a five run inning for champion slugger by eclipsing th e Dodger, and help Claude Mel Ott's standard of 511. As Osteen gain his eighth win he stands on the threshold of against five setbacks, tying Williams It comes up Cincinnati came from behind AMERICAN LEAGUE again and when he nears Jimand dealt E'hillie reliever W I. Pet. GB Ed my You' clutch on the seeEd Roebuck both losses. Tom. Baltimore 39 20 .661 (lebeland 36 19 .655 1 ond spot at 834 later this my Harper's bases filled menfire fly in the eighth snapped 35 22 .614 3 year-more of the same. Maya' 18th homer this sea a 6-6 tie. Pete Rose's single California 31 29 .517 5½ Iinnesota a 29 .401 10 son, two run smash off Ron accounted for another and a ihI 26 30 .464 114 Taylor with winning pitcher bases loaded walk sent the New York 21 31 AM 13 Joe Gibbon on base, added to third run home. a 1-0 lead Tom haIler's 10th Voila Pinson's two out triple Kansas City 33 33 41 D erbv run pinch homer in the eighth Iwith a seventh-inning single inning of the nightcap to break for Kansas City. Newly-ac. a 34 tie and provide Low I quired reliever Ken Sanders for the Maft set up by At. Burd.tte with a fin, relief pitched out of a ninth-inning lanta $.4. about - - - .L._,.._ ?Cfllgy Rule Changed - today's urban *ociuty" anti "the doctrine of the bnlnistry.' -, S !4 ~ was wearing a second term as chairman of the Joy Circle of the Grace Methodist Church Women's Society of Christian Service at the June meeting held at the church, New officers to assist her are Mrs. Lamar Williams, co-chair. man; Mrs. Alvera Kelly, sec. retary; Mrs. James MeNuity, treasurer: Mrs. Robert Oshurn, suns hine and mem be rship chairman: Mrs. Otis Taylor, devotional leader; Mrs. James PEASANU GET AND Leonard, program chairman, CARCACAS, Venezuela (UPI) and Mrs. Robe rt Bennett, tels. - Since Venezuela's agrarian phone chairman. reform program was launched Mrs. Otis Taylor gave the by former President Romuli, devotions, and there was a Betaucourt five years ago, the gove rn ment has distributed !.i short group discussion, Sirs. Jack Rossman served as million hectares of land to 100,. hostess for the meeting. Othe rs 000 formerly landless pe asants. attending were the Mines. Rich. About 40 per cent of this land ard Breeze, Robed Bennett, Ho. was public domain. The rebert Osburn, James McNulty, mainder 1,396,859 hectares-Gary Painter and Malcolm was purchase from private own. Lodge. ers for which the government The neat regular meeting of paid approximately sioo milthe circle will be July 14th. Hon. Additional studies to he sialereti are "the nature and __ missIon of the congregatiofl in IOII , 9 J4N ___________ ,........... -- 0 49 AV action, Cincinnati took two run of the gaas. from Philadelphia 74 and 04, Ken Boy.,', sacrifice fly St. Louis nipped Pittsburgh knocked in the winning ran In 1.0, and New York edged At. a two run ninth inning rally . ' &A Aa to you without a doctor's prescription, our product called Odrin.,. You must loss ugly fat or your mosey bock. Odrin.g is a tiny ta ble t and easily swallowed. 0.5 rid of on. cii, fat and live longer. Odrin.z costs $3.00 and sold on this guarant..: If not satisfied for -- Has Meeting S tot FAT OVERWEIGHT Available , .5-. tn.. R VP! been one that Interviewers Like it or not, W il lie Mays have used on Willie ever since is one step away from t)aI they realized he had an out. nagging question: 'Can yen side shot at the Bambino's recbent Babe Ruth's record?" ord. The situation is similar Wondrous Willie slammed to the one Roger Mans faced his 520th career roundtripper In 1961 when he earned an Wednesday as the Giants asterisk for his 61 homers. blanked Houston 4-0 to move But unlike Mans. May.' case to within one of a tie for will carry over Into coming third place on the all-time seasons and whenever he home-run list now occupied by reaches a milestone of any Ted Williams who hunt up his note, like approaching, equal. spi kes after the 1960 cam- ling and passing Williams, the chorus will pip. up. The query Ruth has The echo was heard constantly last month when the 1A 0. • offe red the painting, which depict ed Houston in a Roman toga among the ruins of Carthage. Tennessee officials said the pie. I lure showed Houston in "im. modest" dress and refused it. Wesleyan 5Uild I R 1966 - Page 0 I _ that state officials thought was too tight. Judge A. W. Terrell of Austin hostess. Attending, other than those mentioned were Mrs. Ann Burns, Mrs. Eloise Nielsen, Mrs. Edith Bradbury, Mrs. Carl Siadbury, and Mrs. W. L. fliers. - June 16, 4) ------------I. Houston dent, conducted a brief burl. altar which freshmeeta were served by the - 0 chance to own the favorite portrait of the state's former governor, Sam Houston, because wufk toIUfi1Pjivadtol .. - ., SIZE' Williams In Allmrime H:R Mays Just One Behind ; - I COMPACT - .t - I - - - .- . -. "5 $ II . - I I . I ! .I I '. PUUUUon, 50 provide a basis population growth. for eploritkm of ways and The public Is Invited to heat means including legislative the conference j54_ finn, to establish an effective Because of Its unique pool. More than I? per cent of all tloo in the Caribbean,. Halt foreign visftors to Mexico are Is known as "Guardian of the U.S. travelers. Windward Passage." THVMB$ DOWN FOR SAM AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) - Ten- - Members wand suggestls.j a. local WIM could ness meeting • ' 55 -dP'ir ,l ;,: - S - '1' ''.; fS1) by. 1)? f . -- e aL g cognizance of any aspect of water resources and control will participate In the conference. 'Tb. purpose of this confer. encels to determine the extent and limitations of th e present S Program which set forth thi purposes of rededication to thi ,.u. .buod and to do tt.0 of a. cwbdm Is It applies to each common t L,FL organizations in Orange, Osce. ola and Seminole counties hay. ,. oflbe.plriMUfo IThta. "DeSISstE-ACaflyo, S -S .10 Seminole CountyW gttor. water S. WSCS Circle ii --i --- water inea, I 4 . . I I) flU)I IU ç : -. __________ I H - . - . . . . . 1 V �0 t.nl _. Q I _: . - - ~. . . . .....ir.11... . . ..... i !I . - ~ ! . . 4 ,i ; I Im iI . 7. I .. . -MA "MM - ,L. - •1 ,- .. - - .. I ! t - IV %," .. :__ - ---.-t So.. ...- i ;:• . 15 1 ilin 4Day U.S. Open irai k . , 'IHRU oiic CON1111DI I 1APr.11 )$gIm Nicklaus, Lime,8ands. Hohors Putts Fall T11110 Weekend . . . I • . I . . st S ---___t_ JJIyUUU woo cii pnwci iii. CgLegue - -- POUt? MAN-Tom Cahill, 4$, to the mum who now ban ft ebsilang, of leading 0! : .."s . Wed Point beck to football preothenc.. Cahill moves wp to head coach after directing the Army plebe turn, He succeeds Paul Itletsel, who resigned. outcome of the Juslar League Mellon woo ON loading 0 - p C. -• - - • regard the foremost solfor of will be one of the 100 entries expected to reffister and the Little American L.a. with three U.fStISI and he also Nicklaus, who turned pro In SAN his era, for the South Seminole Jaycee Junior Golf Tourn. FRANCISCO (UP!) gue would have to have a took "Mainly, It would mean a 1962 and received a check for Arnold Palmer. warming ament to be hold Wednesday, June 22 at the Of' hurled a one-hitter. Ma on all the crystal balls, great deal of personal satislac. $33.33 in finishing in s ti, for his 12th consecutive ange Park Country Club on SR 438 at Altamonte After Wednesday. action, tar, Billy Mitchell and Jimmy last money in his first start U. S. Open tion," Palmer went on. "There Springs. The deadline for registration will be In championship, fell to talkini are only one-half game separate. Rose all had two hits, many factors ocnnected Tuesday and tee off time will be 8 n.m. about that e first four th teams In the Jun. The Panthers hiked their old killer Instinct, with It, some of which are and revealed, possibly without W L lee League and ly one game mark to 6.1 with a 15.4 decis. inconsequential to others, but realizing it isn't LL2 NAONAL separates the first three teams ion over the Ca rds, Duet. Tsr' not to me. is i could win the strong for him as Chose 17 0 in the Little American race, willlgsr hurled a two-bitter and it os.e was, open this year It would give Meet Slated Palmer tees off today and me an added boost to keep on Locomotive lag. pe 11 4 GPO nipped Kiwanis, *4, in he got hitting support from readily concedes he doesn't Quality MR 7 10 a night tussle at Pinehurst to the home ron bt of Terrill II, Jan. Cauelberry compete, Jaycee Jerry Cooper, Ind. (UPI) have those feelings he had The South Seminole Jaycees club pro is chairman of th 6 11 tbtow the Junior loop into a Ervin and th ree more hit. by BLOOMINGTON, 11 wasn't s th inking of quit. Only two of 13 champions before th at first one wkich, Neat IKRon. will sponsor a Junior Golf Tour- event and will ho misted by Pinemeet 5 12 three way ti. between Kiwanis, Dennis Griffin. was he? were favored to retain their Incidentally, he played on this ting, ,.No... Palmer Plant YsdsrsI $ 14 CPO and Elks, all with 4.2 it clear, nament at the Orange Park Dale Bare, Pratt, or Jeff Ittle-made titles when more than 500 same scenic Olympic course Comm IOITIALL mark., But the shrine team "Not soon, anyway. - I rarely Country Club on SR 416 at ger, athletes compete in the three. back in First Baptist 4 1 moved back Into the pl.tur, think about that, Oh, once in Altamonte Springs on Wednea. Trophies will be awarded wiTh. day National Collegiate Athletic "Don't get me wrong," Plight, of Columbus 4 1 with a 9-S win day. Jun. 2'J, with tee off time nor in three age groups and we talk about Can Association track champion. cautioned Palmer, 1. a ala g Plusorsat Assembly 3 2 hlk. ill mait to 4-3. CPO and °' when I may not play any- for the first foursome at S the overall winner will receive ships opening today, against a locker in the club. more, but it's always way Pimeareet Baptist 0 3 Elks clash in the headline, hi. an all expense paid weekend 1* off am. Records were deemed in house, "My coniliegtce CkUTIh of God 0 4 day aft.00n, All boys, who w il l not have Ocala where Ii. will compete in future. in the danger Ia 11 of the B) events good as It ever was mud I $O I0A*L GPO got a one two-WI pite have every intention of reached their 18th birthday by the state Jaycee Junior Golf nine, the bed ti of corn- still feel some anxiety abo quality NIl NATIONAL LEAGUE 2 S ing performape. from Stan ut playing golf for some time. At Aug. 20, are invited to register Tournament on Aug. 20. petitors In the held have surplaying In any tournament, U' Pesasy's least until I feel I'eóuidn't win, by signing up at the Orange 1 1 Winfree who bested Joe Pan. There will be no entry fee fit 'Pla.crset leash 1 1 line, Kiwanis hurler. Dali Strgeli, Pitt 152 37 II .233 passed the old marks in 10 pecially one Ilk, this, bu,t Wills Then I -wouldn't play anymore. Park clubhouse, or telephoning participants In Wednesday's kristen_ed them in It isn't quite 1&eOd two others. the urns as it As long as people come out and there or Tom Pratt, Jaycee matches. had o kite for the wlnn.n mnt., Pitt 225 29 then.I Was here In CON111 I I Allen. Phil& 333 34 44 *M Went Coast teams were was ,.Wh@n seem to enjoy seeing me play president. by the Tuesday dead. Case Tractor Company of Chise • Flood, St. L 226 24 73 and as long as I keep on ea- line. Winter Park co-sponsors the Martin sided a double each. 2 favored for the meet champion- let's say I was much JUNIOR LEAGUE At least too of the area's toumament with Pepsi Colo, JOYID9 the game as much of I Pitcher Skip Sonkmlk blost. Mots. Pitt 134 17 43 -321 ship, notably UCLA. Southern rembunctious, Im NIwoiis 4 2 ed a home run Moran, IIOU going to keep at It." young golfers are expected to which will provide free drinks, 71 .129 California and Orgoc. 'Th. last entirely over-anxious. I :eaUy do, I'm to help his ZIki ,_ •_ own Cepeda, St. L 141 29 17 47 .315 two each have won two titles eaus.IntM$hzlnewia,butAioU was GPO pushing, jumping and do' 43 Jay Pitt 191 '30 and tied once for the crown ln lug a lot of silly things out Oxford'. daring basiruti. Hart, S.F. .1. II , i 1, .. - 'r , .227 43 70 .308 the last five years. They ning in the seventh inning gave Carty, Atla shared there," he laughed. "You Clvitan don't 2 161 IV 49 1 304 Shrine its winning run, after last year. .4.4 .1.~Mkk do those things you might have 7 AMERICAN LEAGUE -: : on •• • ,q .. -/ Only 2 Repeats Are Ex cted I Golf , Jr. - - • - - - - 1 I I • . ; - - I S • • - • - • - • - -• • - for Clvit.an in the sixth. Jim Oliva, inn Provench.r had two bits for Tovar, Mini . Shrine. M • Salmn, Clev Goodyear, which bad won Snyder, Sal • • 2 15 Only on. 213 3* 71 .329 Ill 13 35 .313 .312 -•-- • -• Asurk5ss • - - S A1101, .M. d111110- ___________ controllable like It was then." Palmer was only 23 then; he's 36 now and more than a couple of million dollars richer Ralston, Riessen Face Tough Foes so it'sonl y natural that the Navy 119 23 37 .311 previous game, upset Rchedt, Cal 194 32 3* 101 LONDON (UPI) - Dennis killer Instinct within him isn't Goodyear Florida State lank, 9.1, In the Kahn.. Del 17* PEEWEE EASTERN Ralston of Bakersfield. Calif.. the same as It once was. play. &rick. is Uk.,. u.s .be1s i a LIILI, 't. I met Sn.ln. Min,,..I Santa na II He wants to win the Onn i ------------------ -'.5--I land-Morrison Ford and Geor. Calif' 131 13 38 .290 and Marty Wasson of Evanston,I even though he won it oncet TIg.r 2 • ge's are both in first in the Cidnal, Cal 103 26 53 .2151111, faced Nicola Pilic of Yugo.Ibefore in leon and as you mighti Cubs I slavia today in the quarter- imagine, the $25,000 prize thati 2 If American loop with 114 marks, Home Rsaa while FBI! is now 10.7. PEEWEE WESTERN National Li a g is e: Aaron, final matches, Australian Roy i goes to the winner, naturally Panthers • i Won Haney's home run in the Braves 21; Hart, Giants is. i Emerson met England's Bobby would be welcome but strictly Yanks 3 3 eighth inning was the deciding May., Giants 13; Torte, Braves Wilson and Italy's Nicola Put' i incidental. I blow for Goodyear. Winning 14; - Santo, Cubs, C1114141 "Winning this thing would I Lefebvre, I ran*ell faced Tony Roche of was Lance Section, Cards - - -makes world of difference to o I pitcher Dodgers, - McCovey, Giants and Australia. nAw . (' .kh. .4 5 ,.I.. aicu, Braves 13. tories in Metro Softball action. LIsle National American League: F. Robin. Coble blasted Penney's, 10.8, son, Orioles and Scott, Red Son (At Vt. Mellon) Pinecrest Rezall vs. Locomo' on 19 hits. L.ry Human and 16; Oliva, Twins 14; Reichardt, Rick Sires had th ree hit. each Angels 12; Cash, Tigers, Pew. lye Eng., 4:30 Hunt L.M vs. Quality liii, 7:30 for Coble. One of lielman's ell, Orioles, Killebrew, Twins Was a home run that backed up and Conigliare. Red Sox 11. (At Bay Ave.) winnin slant. slants of Don Hun. Chase vs. Pin Federal, 4:30 the winning Runs 1*11,4 - tsr. Mike Maples had two lilt. National League:inAaron, Church Shall for Penney's. (At Pinehurst) Braves 56; Mays, Giants 41; Pinecrest Baptist vs. Pinecrest Longwood dumped Chase, Flood, Cards and White, Phil. Assembly, 7:30 10-4. as Soupy Helms and Lar. lies 39; hart, Giants 3$. Church of Golf vs. Knights of ry Kirby had three hits each. American League: B. Robin. Columbus, 3:43 Sunny Maples homered for no, Orioles, 50; Scott, Red Box PeeW.. Chase. 39; Ours, Twins 33; Cash, Ti(At Ft. Mellon) The Rebels won their eighth gers 36; Yastrzemskl, Red Sox Twins vs. Cubs, 4:30 straight In P., Wes play by 33. (At Pinehurst) ____ Ca rds vs. Chiefs, 4:30 uamaa rawi • - • • S I • i ' Mark Cockman's two run sin. $ gle had tied the Score at 3.2 F. Rhino Ba! 203 47 71 .350 Ibickland.Mo,rjsea GIS'. F lorida State Bank $anj3wd Atlantic Bank • • -. tw • • - - Scientists mes [~! - • - Major II ',. ..i J ,U4I - -------------- ~ - I . By NEA LONDON - The English 1.1'r 4-4s ~" , ", . . mwa ..Z ....... 1 ,~,4"i iuvu f ' .-. ~ flO "fl Little American (At Pt. Mellon) George's vs. Navy, 4:30 Stricklanl.Mo,rjsot vs. Florida State Hack, 7:30 (At Bay Ave.) Sanford Atlantic Bank vs. Good. year, 4:30 Jul..' LoUse (At Pinehurst) Elks vs. CPO, 4:30 Kiwanis vs. Rotary, 7:30 PUMPS S VALYIS I ALVA$UID SlACK PLASTIC COPP PVC SOIL PIPE (At Pt. Mellon) • PM S I I • S • 1 PITTINU •WATUNIAT*$ M if • S mIaa$I,.tumnWZlo,hoe, Tea small for...dteb. 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They insist that when these spirited fish at. first hooked, they frequently race over 100 yard. in & straight Walt Witowshl of St. John's In New York led the nation's major college pitchers th is year with anearned run rec- -am do 64 in a 1110011AIIII, Illoor DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE NEAR YOU DUIUNN Islamorada, a .mall Island in the Florida Key., Is one of the Hits's Wtid Ow Vzpssb D R~~ PHONE 3224411 . ____________________________________________________ C so POST OFPICEI lion to this distraction." a a - The report says that one player has completed "rou, ly thrcequarters of his ba swing, he Is fully comrnitt and nothing that may hapr to distract him after that c ha ve any effect on the outcoi of the shot." The scientists reached th time it takes "for the brain • MCOSPOSATID 322.1412 I ____ e:4I:1i4v uJL'IU!J :: ALUMINUM sNIN.uS I for ' _I IOOPIN• that is when most pictures assanee mues.iiw on Lear' esnn =am Zones • ft No k When You Ded Wish camera when they have b at the top of the swing." A __ 'U II '4I4a V stroke by the clicking of LO , low& 1' snapped. 0 1192111, M$ M_ 7-711IN 1,11100110106 land's top golfers, could a say, "I'm amazed," when heard the report. The scientists say that g cr cannot "be put off it * AVAILAILI ITIONINO USN.PUNCNAYL SANPOSJ,PLA, Truclios MI.Weslber I$27'& j s35:9 jsqura COURTESY PAU BUDGIT PLAN 0 • AIl.Wsatkr _ FREE ESTIMATES YOU'LL LIKE THI *SERVICE I QUALITY blem. Bernard Hunt, one of E - NO MONEY DOWN! flU MOUNTING I NO Lrouw PAINT & BODY WORK-Any Make iitirn*s& IUIGAT1ON PesWee S V1U PLUMBING, BUILDING (At Pt. Mellon) First Baptist vs.- Pthecrest lap. tiit, 7:30 S •U WALL SUPPLY ckrek aeethau • %_ Now th ey have scientifi 3y quashed one of the big excuses used by golfers on professional tours. how many times have heard or seen an Irate pro sional glaring or yelling at pictures during a swing? It happens at least onc tournament. So the Gull Society of (,i zirisarn, at a recent con ence, released the findings scientists who studied this i PICKAPAIR from theFamoui ALL-VJEA'I'IIER LINE I 'mn.., fll GPM R perfeetiontatat the news photographer snaill * I I • • ',' - -P, _M - Explode o 6 I f A 1i bi 1 D - 1' . I ~ T • A . '' Fiying Sem nole Ranch BOBBY DOBBS , • .$tayed Put - League Leaders - •-•- • - 1, i -* Special Solo Course , ings . .. S By Sandy P.4w. when 1Inef decided Ulm" for Cersibs, Dobbs win Newspaper Enterprise Ass., oo 15 of the It"praspIcli. EL PASO, Ten. (NEA) By Frank Eck Rose Bowl game when USC knew all about Frederic Cart liCk at West Point, after While Paul Distzeh was busy AP Newifestur.s, Sports Reichatdt. In 1004 when he trailer, Dobbs had announced his 4.. packing lb. family Editor In played one month for Quad. 1063 in the annual semi. L Raymond *s,, West Point's Athletic isis. cubs, CO When baseball people see pro tournament 'he hit three Cities attendance records were series arrived at Team wut the director of athletics, was the number S on the back of home Tuna over the left field set in various cities around l era Unfverstly, quite ember. ''7 ' Rick Rekhardt's uniform they fence In Milwaukee County the circuit. He hit .202 then "Dobbs had tough lsdsb raised and equally desparste. ____ Also vision $175,000. That rep.. Stadium. The following June finished the season hitting .236 When they left, they were to makes and Army is rend resents the investment the the Angels signed him and ro. with Hawaii In the Pacifia even more .mbsrramed andand pleased With his ass man California Angela have in their porte are that the bonus i. Coast League, who did the right thing by desperate. 83-year-old left fielder from eluded an Interest In the Gold. Last year, playing tot West Point was after an old honorlsehis centrist at Texas Madison, Wis. en West Baseball Co., which Seattle, he hit .230, Including 130 C1 E*AIP'I grad named Bobby Dobbs to WeStern." O11s$Ma4 Reichardt, a great all around is run by Gene Autry and Bob 13 horn, runs, in 131 games, "heiVi.g" might lot reconstruct the ruins that Paul athlete at the University of Reynolds. He finished the campaign by Dletz.l had so suddenly left be the prues word for the Wisconsin, Is only a rookie but A native of Stevens Point, playing 20 game, with tb whole affair. Al Pets hulk Dub behind. this spring he is making his Will.. the Midwest League fans Angels and hitting .267. "It was," said Dobbs, "the presence felt, both as a slugtoughest decision of my life. ger and an outfielder, For six days I thought It Some people, especially In over. I've always considered NEA Scribe Wisconsin and California, ace the Army job the finest to In him the next complete ball the country. The strong per. player of the Mickey Mantle sonal desire and strong psior Willie Stays ty pe. sousal temptation was there. For a fellow who weighs 215 "But I couldn't just pick up pounds he has exceptional II By Murray OIdernsa of Oakland didn't know about ready to get together for a speed, lie is a well built 6-. and leave. The timing was alt *50 VI wrong. We were In spring NEt Spud. Editor it and hadn't been consulted. $12,500,000 Indemnity spread feet-3 with a compact swing THE practice. I felt I couldn't leave NEW YORK (NEA) that produces power. nrly l' The They can rationalize the ap- over five years. CR0WDI this season he hit the first hidl the team and university Ift American Football League will psi'entiy large price of peace. "That would have cost 19 A i i us out of the Angela' that situation, Ana. Inexorably Ice. Its Identity In The Indemnity deal breaks $300.000 a year," Sullivan said. heim Stadium at the 409-foot "Texas Western didn't put eached down to $100,000 annually per he pi*Ce agreement "Because of the compound In. mark in center ririi. r any pressure on me. That's t club and half of that repre- terest, this is better for us." After his first 48 games h the way people are down hr.. between the two professional sents interest, so that It actualIt's clear now that when hall 12 homers and wit s hat. If I had chosen to take the leagues until, by 1970, it di.. ly costs only $50,000 a Hunt and the other AFL mu. ting .302 with 29 nIna batteil snci*t $5.00 job, I think I would have left solves into the :now National year out them of pocket because of lionaire. some 60 days before Football League. " In. All three figures hui put with very little criticism." SSO INTRODUCTION PUSHY tax benefits, the truce, they weren't really him among the American Len. Bobby Dobbs was the logical It wasn't a merger, It Was "We give rookies more than spoiling for a fight. They were an absorption, choice to coach Army, that," said Billy Sullivan, presi- looking for the gimmick to gue leaders. (9-=0 AVIATION PRODUCTS-.. In a guisie against Boston He was a fullback at West Lamar Hunt of Kansas City, dent of the Boston Patriots, the NFl. it would be this spring he hit home Point in 1943 and again in representing the AFLI didn't ,,One exhibition game against convince i more profitable for both skies runs in one inning. two Fabulous 1014 when the Cadets won carry a stiletto Into the nego the Colts will pick us up the to anoint each other with olive tiation sessions with Tea $100,000," i leeds are nothing new for the the national championship. said Ralph Wilson, branches. former two-time Dig Ten bat. For three years (1952.54) Schramm, his ,ls-a.vls for the the Buffalo owner, 3 MILES lAST OF OVISDO The NPL, smartly. grabbed ling champion who also played he retu rned to the Point, NFL. H. carried an umbrella. A year ago, the leagues were the biggest branch. ON HIGHWAY 415 The agreement doesn't spiel. ror the Badgers in the 1963 coaching the backfield as an AFL will exist as a unit assistant to Earl Bulk. when amalgamation Is couplet. It was a talented Dobbs, group ia _ P11*1k had assembled u four ysars.It can behack.d equally between p and divided Diets.!, Jack Green (now head the __________________________________________________________________________________________ Eastern and Western Con_%r%r*T"`_Mq coach at Vanderbilt), George fetsucea of ______ th e NFL, it that's SUNDAY Blackburn (head coach at Vir. th 14 1 e way Commissioner Pete _____ ginia) and Vine. Lombardi ° I I ) Rose!!, wants it in 1970, much the Green Bay Packers, like the old All-American Con"During the 19U season when we were going to play Pennsylvania," Dobbs said, If the Justice Department Indicates the merger is In trou"Cot. Blaik was taken ill a.nd hi. on antitrust grounds , be. HE '4; he appointed me coach for the 1111011111 fore the 196$ season (when, game. It was an honor to be incidentally, the NFL television selected from th at group of contract comes up for renewal), coaches. But there wag some. the whole deal cancels out -_ I f ; 00 and In th ing else Involved. From that the AFT.. returns to a clearly day, I knew I wanted to be subservient position 94" IMPO(7u) IEDII as a minor RISE A M head coach at Army." gis G1* league. Jh4d IOYR . In 1955, Dobbs moved to aumv. so.p. In the meantime, the NFL University of Tulsa as head has neatly Isolated ita old rival C COGNAC coach, lie had •t.s.ttid his by banning trades, waiver deals 111S.".1 ouusoss jj_.coa playing career there before and Inter-league regular assto. 443- 4145 Ce : _________ the war intervened. Dobbs vs. son play. The only concession mained at Tulsa for fly. the NFL made for pace. was years, then coached Calgary the staging, of a championship In the Canadian Leagu. before game. 4j0 coming to Texas Western to "it wasn't a merger," said e- I.99 .IAIMS$Z :, Inh.rit a ts.nm thnt kit ill Its At Davis, the cwnml..Iuner at games in 1964. CNIVAS the AFL. 7Y1 Last season, Texas Western SIRAJI REGAL A..&. Davis' reaction was subjee. 'ItO [AICt 1w. SCOICH finished 7-3-1 Including an tivo, too, because in the merger Sc GRANTS 8 YR. upset victory over TCU in the he was squeezed out of his : 5($Gs & Sun Bowl, equal status with Rosati. He Who Army was impreued, and quit rather than accept a re. 3 Bills 11.5$ mi Ssgrain'i duced role. But his bitterness 100 10110123 5' from the fact that he Seminole Traders derived SEAL MACKENZIE M believed the NFL went into - .rc, In the early days of Florida, the bargaining sessions from a three prominent Seminole In. , , diana found the wilderness put, position of strength and didn't rounding Winter Haven to their come out with am equal deal. lass From the start, It was clear liking. Chief Tallahassee, Bill Bowlegs, and Tom Tiger camp. the NFL Insisted on an ternAill I CN _lTs ed with a small band on Lake city as the pile, for peace. mA Rosalie, east of this central The API. sent Hunt hit. the Florida city. They hunted wild final peace sessions agreed that L UI;. rU aw game, trading to the settlers It would offer in money at LO I*I PuMfl first, but would negotiate and 5W1 I'4 t-.4F OP rot tobacco and spices. T9p P.16 11A%ICAWAR possibly retrieve the money it LOP PGllo, would get from an expansion V11UU's STUDEN1' SPREAD Apulmta GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UP!) tTVhJ5 IASUS U5l Instead, Hunt took the bait 11M is we -The average student APPLEJACK" eanucay au,. ome 15,000 hours at aspends desk as offered by the NFL -$19 efore graduation from high million over 29 years as an Inchool, according to American demnity, plus whatever price , TNNH eatin g Company, world's larg. w._a paid for the AFT.. expanN*I$TNIM,I ROSS PARK tH!Nnitit 1 ' I' W. Ø•% (.N. I r,t 0%Ik st manufacturer of school and sion franchise. If, did it became Is. knew he had the necessary DINNER DESSERT ILtitutlonal furniture, CONCORD KOSIlIN six votes to approve the deal WINE i WINE AGE OP PS1CI YIAIS o(5 1.65 , .eeensT.pORf in his pocket and could Ignore sj' e cusaim IeSHERRY • 6.23 • the Instruction.. us NO I .MLJSCA1Tt 4,.,. WINE Barton Hilton of San Diego, f $61555 I .WHhTr PORT in') TONtAGIAP4G147.73C.. Gerry Phipps of Denver, Billy I ' ., Sullivan of Boston and Joe 13STA1 11111CM COGNAC Robbie if Miami wise solidly MW StAT aligned with Hunt, Sony WarYOUR IUD K bIt of New York, Dud Adams AGAINST IRAFF of Houston a d Wayne Valley new 9 me," declared the man many HILL ACEY, fourteen year old Orlando golfer, VIPI sports Wraft hItt*r "I'm playing well," said . - - 17 MUt Ilebman -- - - silly won who Open Nicklaus doesn't mind being fl. Tigers, 10-0. Mike the favorite. .... _. Dllflt -15. , r1singlyNkk!auswasn't d An-gels Cashing In OnL $175' Gift - I - jr- -- S - . . l for the IM championship w" defending titlist Gary Play". I . . Need a . - -- ' -I 1.1 . - . back in 3959, Tony Lime and Arnold Palmer were in the . . . I... . I 1988 -Page BA 18, c e fl Casper, the Arn*ie' s Changed' I Junlor.. Amencan Races In Eleven Years Crysta .. . . .11 June - ___ 63 - year - old Bon Rogan. the -_ I,Buorbtraffi ; : ~~ • I rTTT. - - Iedh - - ! I -_ - PIANCISCO (UP!) the Los Angel., Open. But it the fluff around the gr,,n too Jack Nicklaus, the rusty-blond tumid out to hi Merely thi soft. beaker of the fairways who a t Stuit of one of golfiag'. greet. Palmer, who warmed up for be flu, this an. by playing. to jis. :, - isiw (Ouu. age o - eat rookie streaksI for In his nod Buick Open lad. weak. after has won half a million 4OU$ts, 7 tournaments, and that Ia. being-sidelined for far weeks t.seoff today u the ltol eluded the U.& Open Cham. with s.sfllng back, tons off farm ftihiafleldof 151 play- pionihip that year when be atll:47p.m. with Bob Crowl.y its for the UI. Open Chem. defeated Palmer by three and amateur De*ns Beaman. ploeship. strokes in a playoff. Casper starts play M9:OS with Rolsinkisuaualroleuth. Nkk la ua, who ine, PGA champion Day. )f*rrand betting choice, for no player, tee off at 10:01 sm. PD? Australia's Mel 14g1., who In th4 long history of pints.- (12:04 p.m. 1ST) playing with lost to Player in i playofl. for slonal golf svsr thrust such a Iams and Australian Bruce the Open title jut r!lr__: commanding shadow over the Devlin,likes the tough 6,727 After the second 19-hole game as quickly U be did. yard Olympic Course. He round Filday, the field wlfl be Nickla us Wil eXPeCted to add doesn't agree with those who cut to the low 60 and tins for to that luster although the think the fairways are too nat- the final two roundi on Batur. golfers he has to but include s.w,the toughs too tough and _day and Sunday. IAN . I . . 6ol Fào rite Nicklaus. . .It --- a • s'.... Rejecting Tough For Dobbs _ it . TodayWith, I) _ _. -Juis 11, INS Fm 0 ;io. --- 1. . . :T .1 , . _ , - . - . ... r Jr& r. r .... - . . . - --- - 'a -.. . - S 1 j1 05. MASIO 41010111 • "AM IMP. 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'4 • • • ' t ad.s,w to p, ______ ____ $ ' --- ___ _____ WELL. nJUST o HAPPENS I POP1 LIKE - - - - .1 BEGONIAS _____ _____ _ _____ _______ Iseth, but he •rMIP4 ..- - :. ., . 004 W /Z 9- 9 = - 101 - . ... / '. , - I, _____ _________ a wise to fistohidesgin. West ha" *51 - yes _________ CARNIVAL By Dick Turner OH.SOyp4g. _.. AWOW develops, quandranilled later and Smothers (he's the 1:30.1 p.m. ABC. Batman. by the appearance ci Lyda nuttyTommy ther), and music Is bro "Not Yet, H. Ain't." (Color) Angte Dickinson), dashin g (Rerun) 'Th• dynamic lu. es Don's former flame. The plot supplied by Pranki, Randall, cape from the Penguin's evil Is embellished with the stand. Judi Rob, Lain. Zazan, WIsa D'Orso, and Los Brown and his target practice, but they are ard beauty of Italy in techni. ba nd of renown. A nice touch sitU on the lam as suspected color. will be a featured spot devoted jewel thieves. Ibe strain Is P-S:30 p.m. ABC. Bewitched, "big band" musicians of the evidently too much and they go "My Grandson, th e Warlock." to past. Tonight's spot highlights berserk, ending up dead In a (Rerun) A particularly funny Glenn Miller. ball of pollee bullets. Burgess and Imaginative episode, lit by Meredi th Is better than ever the charm and talent of Mau. 10.11 p.m. ABC. Special. "The as the Penguin, delightedly rice Evans playing Samantha's Baffling World of ESP." An understated, almost uneenconverting the b,tniobfle into warlock fa ther. The Tates go to sational a birdinobi.. London on business, leavin g perc.ptj study of extrasensory primarily from a 1:30.5 p.m. ABC. Tb. Double their baby with the Stevenses. Life of Henry Phyfe. "Phyfe'a Maurice arrives, mistakes the strictly scientifle point of view. - -. t. _______ _________ ______ . ,. - . - - _________ ________ __________ _______ _ - (f - _____ (t'u* WU.. YOUILCAKS1 ZfoNSOf StJObLI WI7M A c, oe IVOF Me 'YDU KI4. SIMPLY LOOY'. 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Isy ThE Wcoes, . ______ ________ ______ ______ ____ • ____ ____ , _____ / -. 32 Charm - -_ i '4 ____ _____ 5:31.t:SI 5;O-9:2S VTR I - tuse z AT L.IAST I _____ - \ '. dire Tac , .. vi. It . -- '' .' __ .-...-- - I c',, I ____ ____ ____ I, Hollywood 50. C s1i1. ,, wDutres4ml '. . I ;,. -. Pclntcn, -- h 11 1, _________ ____ _____ _____ ________ ___ 0 ___ ____ I --.... 3C.eiaipsp wood ___ ____ _________ _______ LI _____________________________ ha,. practicafly oo sense of fair pilly. Asxl II So hoppers. P109111 semi to prefer the day your kiusronco lapse. So trip for example. Lad thss usizany waft. until )'our bank account registers before mdIni expensive rriiairs. This'.', so fighting k. But you can Lw ready. By titckhw ens metres funds hi Saving Ilontla. ____ ______ I us your sIbu.Jk, - WATCU OuT - )' ____ _____ _FOI.I&t,,, DARK ,ME$I And all other motorists. Defen5*v.drfr.Ingun save year. Maks its habit. b 1 r WATCU NT TI OTIIIR CMVI STEAKS ______ ___ momy 70. Infest in them, even if tire, flood, robbers cc plain __ ______________ ______ ____ eu"And s - hi you to icier the lloik something expensive happr:s, you can led Lihe any Link and get yourself solvent again. 1. msinm, Uncle Sam moo your boil dollars to adler . ti care of your freedom. B"k i ' ba Iayroll Savings Pla* really prepared you might d11oag. a low .mergenck's from ever happenIng. ____ ____ - 41 ________________________ H _____________________________________________ _________________________________ . Euomp,a I - ___________ men ____ ______________________ ______________________ $7 1O.OL PiI.LIT [ 5' .I Stead and Suttsr ...... U.S. SAVINGS BONDS YOUR PAVOIITI COCKTAILS JUST AS YOU LIKE THEM 'F i ri __________ ____________ _ -- •P freedom inPUT future with Tossed 5.1.4, French ies. $350 ' n. U. 1. G.o.'i... do.. -. L _________ v 1°' ISU , Pi TSc ?r.eesy 1)sperl...*i a..s, Avelietle Ce. Oco Sewihi) ~& øag c.e..-4 sad Aa mcwaw 4do.v 41, ,.lfla&4. .epp, 'f. -1 ______ _____ '. - -- '*'hat to do until an emergency happens 13:41 (8) Ouiidlng UgkI , Swe a 12:15 (3) NiC News (5) Arlene Dahl ________________________________________________________ ____ I Jokers - I *1:11 (2) Paradise flay (I) Dick Van Dyke (9) The Dating Game 13:05 (2) Jeopardy (I) Love of We (I) Donia lied 11:11 451 can News 12:35 (2) Let's Play Poet Office (5) Starch let Tomorrow (H New,iIne 45 4 Darts along -, 131 I DOW? _____ ___ ____________________________ _________________________________ ___ ___ ________ -. *1:50 H Morsiag mU (I) Andy of Mayb.ty (H Super Market sweep IM _______________________ ______ 50 Pause • S. - :( C ________________________ _______________________ ______________ _____________ __ 57 Stream is // - ,u_.._ . .5 S - - 1:11 I, ction 42 Was cesb. .44s(gsoU vspss sa 5;W'il,unt of respect Ulmpurtaatmi*aJ _ : I I ___________ ________ rrr___ 4lMsrtser's \ • C... fl49 SAflS'ACT3N 0' wrCwN' ELMER WT OA10ED,'TC0-yAiCL _____ ________ ____ ______ SlSIugdo - . (I) I Love Luay ii - 11.1142.30 Art l3:H.1a:41 Kinder W•• lo:Is (1) NBC Stew. a ..- 9:33.12:55 Must* VTIL Nye SJ Fruit drInks -., 10:30.10:41 Spanish Ei.rei.s for the *0:35 (1) Concentration (I) The McCoys 15:15 (3) NBC New. ':::r... - 10:42.t*:05 space Ale *1:ll.l1:31 Via. Ulster, (I) Movie ' 'l .1 - VTIt 5:11.10:9 HumanIties Noders Woman 5:15 (1) l'sople An Yunny _____ 4 - Amer. lttItOr7 Spanish s:$-3:$o (8) (lypey Stoic Lee ____ ________ _______ ___ sherp I.) bassee (I) __________ ________ )Vflraf- ___________________________ _________________________________________ ____ . ____ _____ ______ _______ ___________ wEcM'rwm,YA$y 5HOOr THATPIP Mess! GMfWHY )VU - ) _______ rsstuty Tim. Lino $l, On Today lust of Orouohs (I) a.mer Room ______ - wmrs:.-r, (.s. se Tv $:II (3) 5:00 (3) sa 24W5*eis ___ IL ;. Si 'J L ______________________________ 71 Sun.et StrIp 5 - 30 (I) Magic Carpet ri Q11jj1101c1 - - (i Where The LoUis Sc I lii,. It To Heavee (5) New.iln. 1:51 (8) Capt. Kangaroo 5:25 (5) Weathir, (sw. 23She pasta 3.lCitnas fruits .47Eachange 3.Sl.ubrtcint noVIohInlets, for Inetsase 40$h,rIFs parties 48 'hiasant brood 00 Notion iat.rat parts 43 Iiorwmsn 45 (Vert r,gaoa Oh Small notch aolnaaa. of , r - SC-dais 7 J 5(5)15* . crntvnr. SWilti lte&ctloss a TtstIlsh . . SID.moHalis4 Ia PISSI 130i-ent Ip. 1OTToPIC*1 it Food flak for •nstsac. t1go 14 GuIde's sets 1 20 is unisime (p1.) S"W"Li0a 37 Months (sb) 24 . .-. 4i _____________ _______ . - : - - 1 'I ___________________ L121&__________________________ _____ . - - - _____ ______________________ _______________________________ OK.uutj5. so • •' a ______ __ ____________________ ___________________ ____ we (CAD 5570 `0 - - ' L.. _____________ -_ - _________ ____ . - ._ ft .. - - 1 _____ ______ - g ____________________________ __________________ _% . WL_______'' _____ ___________ ________ ' ____________________________________ 1 ' -. - ____ _____ ________ . . _________ __________________ ____________________ f ______ __ ______ I' _______ . BUGS BUNNY _____________________________ - _____ ______ _________ V ______ ______ ____ Animal Life -------------- S:30 (3) Newucop. snri.. $emsel.r TOd&7 (5) News (5) Slit flsrea Show Answer to PrevIcu, Pursi. Al ODA I.. I 0 UT' ØM IWII A ________ _______ AC1O5* 1DoUke ___________ . ......- ________ LATER._ L..1'M _____ _______ I ________ - J 4:11 (2) NUIC News 4:20 (3) Mike Dot1as Show (5) (inch. Wait 5:00 (5) Fred ftane,s 715 (5) rarm Repect 7:55 (5) Today '' _____________ ____ ____________ _______ (41 floctet storm (5) 7:01 (8) CUll News I ____ ___ BURT LANCASTER C .j nothing she'd rather see me do!" I ! - I milli cellent, credible and well-doc. ___________ 4:11 (3) Iunshht. Aimanai (I) Sunshine Almanae 5:15 (1) Jr. College And You "My mothir just adores housework, In fact, there's I .. ________ __________ - rssoav (S. - . . - 3OTIL2 1:15 (3) DaIly Ward ______________ ________________ I - I SORE DITAU.5) I IPVT Ps7AaJ Mm. ___ .:: L .. IIIE _________ ___ (I) ' - -- 1I*CJs NIMFO cpa iui %i1J1 iiz4, - C - _ _______ _ _____ C C (' __ - __ 1.1. Ty 110ti COuNT l.ASOti AHIMALS AE nJ i MAN ISI145 I46-1E1'RM 'U -- - I I.. SHORT RIBS Mo _______ LI __ -v...-- ________ , I __________ , _______________________ _____ ___ ., •'' 151 - ____________ _________________________5 ________'& _____ "& L______ -: liii (2) New. Weather --------------1:15 (1) Hen CaIeT (I) flirt Talk IdI (3) Focus 'rwo 1:30 43) l.et. Make A Deal 3O (I) A. 'th. World Turns 2:10 405.555 7:50 9:40 1:15 (3) IIL flew. 1:00 ( 3) Uaye of our Lives THU L$ONUS NOW DELIGHT AND INCHANT 451 Password •-'-'-.it TOT von ON THU 5C111M 2*0 ',• Iluctorl (5) IIouu,s tiny ,t Time for Us 3:35 45) AIIC flew. 3;U) (2) Anoth.., World (I) To Tell The Truth WIDE (9) fl.ner.l hospital 3:31 (8) C1Il News SCREEN Z3U (3) Y. Don't Say _____________________ ((9)$) of Night TI,.. Nurses 4:55 (2) 14eIo (Jams 1:50 (3) N.w.00p. 4,1 News Is) ALIC News 1:11 (5) Newella. S:$Ø I:) HsiatIey-$rinkl.y Watt,, Creaks Chs7enne 7:Ss Ii) The )Wismaa 4., Il,.N,Iui, 0 rI.hI (5) Cheyea• 7:10 (3) DsnI.I flnon. 4$) The Mu.$t.t. s,i Hitmas 5:05 (5) tlitiIan' Island (5) (3i(3jS 1:11 4:) Lars-lo My Three none (I) The Double Ut. of liemrp Phyt. 5:00 (4) Thursday Night Movie 9) Il.wlte*t.d 1:21 (2) S4iekI. k'Inn's (5) P.yI•n Plies *505 (3) Dci. Mania (5) The IIros 11:55 (2) News (5) New. (5) News 11:30 (s lltorIei Comment 11;$5 9) Tonight (5) Mivl• (I) Mode *tSS U) I4sws sJ1l .,. _ . _______ ( _ '. W16 I -.,I. ,., ________________________________________________________ _________________________________________ __________________________ QQ sun-il __ _____ _______ ______ lioness to be trained to portray lexistence of human Ut. Ii Idea will redly. a dollar If t Carroll Righter Forecast "Elsa," but It was dose and Texas perhaps u,oui to 13,005 PoHy uses the item Is PsUp's (tie Sanford Herald), Box Virginia Mcqua and 1W Va. y ears ago. SA WWORWRI _ _______ _ I ________ rrs REAL *ri' I'M C 4 - no ____ 'e ___ ______ N1V 'TPtL'4 luJ.jra WiS HE9 E)3 as finiting &I Excavations have shown the lose or a favorite homemaking Road your blithdato and $1 - . _______ ____ _______-_-_ --______ ________________ - umentcd study, m. P. ___ ______ _____ ______ _ ____________ ___ _________ ___ C • ________________________________________________________________ Vt GET DCC '71M. A MAM.N' _________ - - __________________ ____________________________ sn'p u Pi1wi FC1Hq ffOI)5 WDIT Ltv M. PM evision a • 4 I _____________________________________ __________________________________________ ..,wwici-i ________ _____ _______ ___ _______ __ __ ____ ____ ______________________________________________ ___________________ ________________________________________ ______________________ ____________ ____ ___ h=(7 sn= L I LI e- $ 13511 SUe which will serve for lure tour. Yoti nasybueher4 sot compel." What you make The lOOifljon.y.at , Its more el7ouulifehlan,.l,u,to her while she was traveling is IlltVfleC Caer,a us lees, us pose-MU z. a, ended W. pus'. TOUI ag a Missouri new has ass of lbS Finding a husisad to play the role of Joy Adam. nation's newest motels. Anyone submitting a Polly's Poresait for your sign for July sonandherksbandwasal. Problcm,asolutiestoaprub. ianowrsady.pn,,yo 0py most as difficult P. - -1 N ___ __________________________________________________________ z by Kde Own 14A'T WEED _____ (wuu. TIZZY AR E SO MANV JJ 1/1 le m,5______________________ _______ ___ - - - - _________________________________________________________ __________________________ ______________ ____ ncimcw. ________________ love, and meets Roberto Or. the hosts are two fine comics, lantbo (Rossano Brazil) and his Dan liowan and Dick Marlin. London Medium Douglas John. and a Dutch psychic, Ger. young friend Doe Porter (Troy Their guests tonight on the Donahue). A standard triangle comedy side art, Dom do Luise, ai'd Crolzet, who is able to find lost things, includ in g bodies, for the police. A little too ____ ___________ _______ CLEANING _____ ____ __________________ - 5Anoth.r thing! When was the last time you had the brakes chocked on th at cart?' (.5 __________ ___ ___ _ 14 "NEVER TOO LATR" Thursday Night Movies. "Rome And variety format as Martin's Adventure." (Color) (Reruni own show, but th. pace is a lit. ble, Among those Interviewed CONNIS STIVINS - Calm are Dr. Gardner Murphy of the MIS Prudence Bell (Suzanne Plesh. its faster AT 10:00 ONLY and there are more Meenlager Yale site) sails to Italy in search of funny routine,, largely because Physicist Dr.Foundation; Henry Margenau; rhc 2* - ___________ __________ ___ true measure of good acting, but did not find it too sells- tried, Being critical of mate, The film Is a "must see." It A true career Woman, Joy factory. One morning, In dii- especially In public, is In very Ii beautifully au and the ac. Adamson writes articles tow potation, I grabbed a taste. tors don't seem to be acting at magazines and is presently coin, spon ge and sat her on clean bedPISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar, 20) that. eli. They seem to be as much pletlug two new books, one for There wa You an In $ mood to dash s 130 mere slipping themselves as the lioness who children entitled, "Elsa's Pets," or danger of baby bumping hither and jon In search of her fun, plays "Elsa." and the other a tribal history of head on th. edge of th. sink, serenebutand It practical behooves you to 19 instead. Joy Adamson's interest in Zany.. She I. doing her own -MU. C, C, lions and wild life In general illustrations. DEAR FOLLY-Bays than Give attention and advise to GA has been ill* dominating foreil Truly a grand personaft ad Old balibrom Rest severe a" kin w ho a it badly. Be sure in her life. She beli.v,s that a very busy mature woman put ono your job Is properly executed. i over the mop, pun up the great barrier between was. working at the things she knows the IF YOUR CRILD II BORN drawstring, tight kind and animal wild 111, can and loves, Joy Adamsosa can TODAY .., be, e.. abc, will be be for wiping down the wails and be breached th rough patience, proud of her accompliabmesti, esIiIsg.-C. H. one of those youngsters who r W. affection and a UtU• magma. for "Born Free" is imique. It Will flit from one in$eie,t to . DEAR POLLY-I, s's. lion. Of course, the absence of 13 a love story--of a &fforcat lved many joillare asideade the other without eompletig g' so fear Plays sort. say If you don't "Fly tosell to while In the hospital recuper. persev certainly there are many other The film was produced by sting from surgery. ere be the end of each. Also things in life to fear far more Carl Foreman and released by fOWuI I 'iheN is a tendency to dcpres. It a real sues's to th an an animal that means you Colum bia Pictures, Whia It apes ales here, so be sure to teach Was them at lint. The Gray no harm. presented In London, Queen 11 who brought my mall opened Lady to look on the bright side of Since childhood, the Austra. zabith II gave it her with $ very situation, condltlos. Be llan.born author has spent her approval. You. I know wispecial ll give .isa ehesrful yourself, as parent, ti. 1* her life In Kenya, deep Is of the heart It yours, and You bring a smile that I. that Africa. She is a pointer and Tomorrow: "Please TeU H. to - for crjvr otti. WV' fee' a Progeny. sail1 on the face of your a very witty speak.,, having...' trip lust completed an extensive be. " Stars Impel, they a ~~**, _______ ______ ____ SW - * . - _________________ Vu _____ a day makes a surprising flit. right at the Moment. More will real heartwarming film sparked my pniectly life, filled both roles furence In one's appearance.._. power help, you Se complete . They had never even Interest in reading "Born projects on bend. Keeping MARILYN Free.' The woman Is Joy '55° a lion at Close faigs-ix. DEAR POLLY-M, hint I your promises is a must right Adamson, author of a great cspt In the zoo- but they had $ for those mothers who flow. book that Inspired a great film, genuine love and respect for their young babies In $ bath. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. amail 19) "Ho rn Free" is the story of animals that permeated the en- double sink. Wet, soapy You ha,. vivid Imaginebs. Joy Joy Adnmson's pet lioness "El. tire atmosphere of the f ilm. It hiss are hard to hold and hard lion now, but be sure Ideas an." Even those who have said, appeared to me they were Doi to wash Wheat slidlas around Are truly 90111111tructive before I "I don't ilke animals," have actin g but actuall y ,,Hying,, the in $ slick sink. I tried putting you start working on them. " fallen hi love with the book and parts and this.I belie,,, Is the baby on a cloth Is prevent this Avoid the unknown and tan. tIn, Picture. I 4rv HITTiNG. ___ _______ _____ In the making of & great 404 in . z .N'rA9Qse- rTHsu1 .4 MTU2AL, 7ALENT. _______ ____ star dist b auyfitu PLUS repeat ______ __ . ________ ____________ ________________ ________ ____ RZAV! 1 f!OjfljQPi4 - ______ l rn ad plana for something iositriactive. Carry throigh valiantly. Forget hay. By PoDy Cramer ingagoedUa..a.aam propitious day for such. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. By Pill7 smor stand. Would gluIIg the spool, appreciate hearing how 21) Your mind Is woklng cv. Newspaper Mat.rpvl.. Asss. Isgether firmly be strong en. d ertime, so be sute to get Into on..-L. A. U rally's Pkk* ough or would they snap with DEAR READERS-This things that are constructive or TflAR POLLY-For years I any little bump? If they seed sew Idea to me but certainly yes get Into trouble. Don't vent have been saving spools for semi r.cnforecm.nt dew a as Intriguing one. 1 4. h.pe Is, on the Innocent. Being J.,. n stand or amall toLli. Utruugh the holes what should some of you can tell us mon lou. of others in to be avoided Now that I have enough spools It be? If anyone has had any about - relax. _________ l-POLLy I am not sure how to make a •criee with these I would DEAR FOLLY-I carry a 0A0A1 (Nov. 21 to Dec. 21) Although certain sit. small suede brush in nations are disturbing don't Se keep my during my day at the office, set in a high fallutin' manner with others. Tap msbeon.clous But for leather ones ou -s a for the answers you need. Act cliMe Sap. or any kind of sic. objectively. B i I * g patient tInsry that has bees tossed solvea your problems. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22 to inthIbaakSt,Rubthesmeeth paper over Ieathe eltoss ami Jan. 20) RallieS before you the bright shine quickly comes make any radical careless The woman behind the scenes vera, British husba nd ws hack. Doing th is once or twice changes, the they may seem ID A) I.o _________________ Wed eavers Wb&WM aird become oitrAg"Wai" 61114 Id I PINY &W BWA will p down. ___________________________________________________________________________ - - ____ _______ 0 &-it w.Ircl? HrrA "1ft1 ______________________________________________________________ - -- MftEflNGSI ___ ______ _______ ___ ___ __ _____________ MAW lIlIAN VariousIn thoroughly reputable Felony." (Color) (Rerun) little Tate for his expected expert.. parapsychology and Phyfe Is sent by Hannaban to grandchild, and whisks the are Interviewed, as pick up some documents irom baby off to the Warlock Club psycbIa well as several modiuma and Turncoat, a double agent, and in London. Phise 353.1115 psychics, in an effort to prove snake a $30,000 payoff, but be Ii 10.11 p.m. NBC. Th. frightened off by gunshots and Martin Summer Show. (Color) conclusively that ESP does TONITI thus SATURDAY exist and show what is being A has to tak, the money home. (Premiere )Some of the funnl. done 00 CARLOAD to lear-n more about it. ADU Judy and flames discover Me eat funnymen around will light. Sam* of the iieents are no more Starts 7:45 - also due to money, and the usual misunder. this show, which is the dramatic than anything you've .,si only partial on standings and muddles ensue, en summer substitute for at' seen on the late show, and some 2nd. show starting .5 I 2:45 9.11 p.m. CBS. The CBS ft's much the same music, Dino. gags of them are virtually unbellev. ___ kwo JWA you south may aske tbr.e as. berudoryoe.sagetias.,. tramp anyway. Thore are fl water. Be alert. Do nothing _____ S ___ __________ ______ __ _________________________________________________ that can reflect on your good sorts of ways hr him to the five card club suit in dam' sad play but U th flame, e de. loss your credit or bus. my and decides to try Is kIIl1S0tiub plays with his kin g feeders handl, their iarda cot. mess. Be smart. thcdummybylaa4lngaa, rilbtherefttauptolouthts testy, there wiU be a. LIBRA(Sept.Uis Oct. t. 22) ___________________________________________________________________________ - - ___ ____ -__ ____ 5$ 21) ______ W5W -- ___ ____ an h - - ______ F __ - -_. L. __ Isadeuceof..spi.jg PRISCILLA'S POP _________________________ 'ItDUR WI P E HADN'T UT V1S) ALkZED MN IN1O OW4c1OAL rr A rNBSE 5EAUTtFICATION GRA'T ______ :, e __ ___ - - ___ ___ .1V1LOM me" FUNICLUO First as • COL04 too yj.p- 50N0/ IKM CM CssAu'. ___ -- W 'W W AND itow _____ THUMAT, ME 14 190 __________ ______________________ ->- 1. prs'oi' ________ _____ ___________ _____ 4' _______________________________________ ___________ -__- forget -..' .Ir __ ________ ____ _______ _______ ___________________ bd*W CC Win, but he is agre as 9 jeer opposeati every pculble _____ di QJ 107 ion could p.aaibly 4.. . y to hang themselves aid suit becanis there Is way dir q *3571 a sp LEo (hly U t. Aug 21) west to kaea otiS may bid the suit themselves. hearts. Your clubs plus t. Avoid distressed Mends and Q852 We rather Uk. this aedsun •si __ mood, or you becom ____ ______ •*ss beastspimtwo,padeeplvsess relatives theory whes It works. Who It diamued ruprss.s*e ____ a total ad doprs.e.4 needlessly, $1 a he does not, we keg lb. sso sirs pee know whet yes want aisi tricts eid dayi, to sassuspliek Is a persesal 128V s1S -, -. 1 41" _____________________ __________________________ - -. -r . South ash., .A14 ____ theory Is that yft want ______ to give hi . __ TV Time Previews _____________________________ ________________________________________ _________________________________ ______ MOON CHILDREN (Ins. bas Soo AISLE I TNEY LIVE FROM _______________________________________________ __ _________ ____ 1:00 I IJOTI- ____ ..-:. __ ; . . OPIN I AS 600DA MEMORY AID MIS, - on SNOTOC*ACKUpI UT ________________________________ _______________ I ____ ___ T145cU TWINOS P4A*PL.Y UVVI a eo*. _____ talaly resist. that worry by doing this play OMithISI5 iadrWtITS about he is bsld Is twe hee, tricks it step mi to his partner's pus1ng em club bid Is ultra modern. The - ill - - JacobyandSon to 1517 *1) You can em. ' . ____ ____________________________________________________________________ I - . . PfRcVCi' - __________ - -. so ling ULTS. - _ . M POW)J AFPW $UPi.scJLL,ERfA,,45.af CALIM aJLt. _____________________ __ OML I HAP- MT7t 7HAM ,. gIMIM. MMar,eloisst Ysul want a policy to ss Prij• him through a is BUYA .JOTIaM gold OOflSSIV$tory, of Coursal" .., AMP ftL MAVR , ______ -- io W. ___ $AF NOWI intist CASK j about. gus, the kids getting special Nothing. But nothing." So It entlon, asserting as he does diets and money rewards to would now be impossible for with other parents who are so keep them up to pitch.., him to persecute his son for addic ted to It that they have ANSWER: Now your bus. his failure to deliver more of to bribe their children to get band hat, th is older body those meaningless whistles and It for them. of hist flow he must despise roars of grandstand approval. Non. of which can your hue. himself for the lees of these Maybe moving to another band possibly accept as true. it ath lete" powers that won town less Insane on the sub. For people like him, who take ________________ ___________________________________ / - JCTflM3 XAI.*.mpS THircLp ¶ 5 __________________________________________________________________ um ___ I - - - AMD WAY 544YA II L..AT? O4•M .IgT of anything, ______ it I. child last. Our whole town is be" the fins, whistles and what ft takes to kick his own an him. But heinir so proud, obsessed with our Little Lea. roars really done for me? addiction to gra ndstand admi- he can't know that either. ______________________ T o hey find that ill - * PERFECT OUT OL $ - . ______ 0( ____ ___ a grave leans bstw.m as. What I. poet_____ .,liI.s? marriage." This IIISECUU - L__ DEAR INSECURE: This II HAv*NllJ Matter soil hay, bees din, PdQgiFIJ&. cussed and resolved before serum I think just hs 1' Hala Is salts Mica? flee 114 you marrild him. He knows that some women have the 1usd pi to 3s iro,, be duple, is least for the time that It I. his respessIbIlity time sad messy, to have Lus Mgehe GiL, Silo,, for I ____ to provide far poe is case their hair dos, Iii beauty AMp's huskieS, "Mow GEMINI (Kay Si to l.a. his probably parlors, bet ....... lets asS be lath sat Write .L5$us. f.t A* oem. Ii) I. careful resented pest bringing It sp, of us who don't. at ithers because of personal aloes." preeuurea, or pie lose valuehieawus, frksd&R.ain poked, a. malt., what. Thus i aI ' yes FINS - - ____ - TAV$ (Apr. to ' W57 - ____ ,, 10TOW 00011 _____ , ____ - / / ~ / eves 50) fl - . ___ __ ____ weiss - I11PL ____ JS FC " ~ 1, 1" O it ___ _____ e. • i Pnktyfl Se Abbyi lit DEAR AiRY: Evaryths. a II70 Las Angeles, Sines this asly leeds I. hr. I read or hear a professional CaL, s.pd, Shut eSS51lNtle5L 0154i15( girls and 15517, fr"ii f5 esesamical Is a.sy ways and womes who asar estlers is Self.,ed en-isp., • e • ?Ofl WO?kI eel their hair Is public, I mild -- ____ - mwff r "'amm - I ______ VW WOCB11 ST 40 oo - ___ _________ _________ _________ _______ .f that ____ - S _______ _______ _____ Muriel Lawrence him so much gra ndstand admi. jest Utti. League eomp.tl. great pride In power. go wild tlon would be a good Idea. with fear at the Idea that th ey, ratlonl Yw husband's moral mus. his are themselves controlled by Me,isI im,.s.. SSCM and I By clii, in contrast to his physi- feeling. they know nothing Newspaper tispiia. AsaS. unfelt contempt °' ones, have had llttle ezer. So my suggestion that DEAR HR& LAWRENCE: athletic weakness compels el se. Though this has-been star your husband Is controlled by My husband ta so ashamed of him to pile scorn on the child's athlet, of yours may have been his unknown scorn for his wanour son's poor record In our athletic weakness. able to resist a football tackle Ing athletic powers would Little League gaussa that he Had he ever found the rour- with inagnlfksog bodily power, frighten him terribly. Instead wan ts to move to another age to face th e loss of his ath. his moral muscles seem too of showing him this column, state. He was himself a star l.tk stardom, he would also In. flabby to resist the pressure let's encourage the move away athlete. Every mason It's the .vlt,ably have faced the loss of of the town's craze for sports from this town of yours. It's same thing-terrible scenes, whistles and roars of stadium success, mo re than possible that he tension and ugly sines be- ndmlratlon.He'dhav.saidto He's In the.potofadrug himself really wants to get tween him and the boy when himself, "O.K., my day of gb. addict who consorts with oth- away ' from the - competitive scores are posted showing the ry Is over. So what? What e addicts. He just hasn't got strains and tensions It Imposes a. with the _______ .- ____ - _' 11 . 5A I w,.. - _ Page - DAD NEEDS TO GROW 1)? SINS 11 whit . __ • June 16, 1966 (cloln.Qn: THURSDAY, JUNR IS, I9S KTROOuaN, MMIJ - hid aruueed hi. as$.' of as proper hi "neck" (H IIA'ILL*s I gelylag es them esmplelsly, TIS( hIU11 thi$ Whit Si j 's __ for adviss. $tlà S. reg. Then he said befem he I'll sail It) wish us - m's. They JUSt lb sheet ala, outIa.s that have served Seek any sates I. prarids hmbuda.jtisis.ssk,15h 61111101, e.A..wMl Don't fly asasrispl felt any ether singS, man. Pam He sheet b ass. A man yoo won he the into the ssba.w ad 4=014& enSued. I was entitled S., I wo4 rslstloaihlps seater as spa. shies his 15*p. _____ - TUL To AX. Tow __ - - cal ._.1L ______ _____ ______ &Q , jki ' -/ _______ ___ 1 my miSty. to - ol, 4I _____ ___ ... 1-9 ys1iumi'ri I S ____ ______ 451 _______ __________ ltflPs& ______ _______ ___ - ____ div'-'---'t p.s. ______ __ ___ ____ ___ _ _ T*$ _____ or rsiyto, - and said assb - _ ___ _____ whabi'ur ____ O$I 'ECU CAtIT4tAY M(AKS 6Kt ___ ____ ___ ______ - ns I _ . , MA$' A SPUCH t C oI$ ______ _____ ____ ___ 1 u Galbraith 3oØmp4I!VMEMI4 ] I I t, cs ttA*D t A5I1O ___ I . By GLANCES EG flEMP'4 FFLMAN! _____ ______ _____ _____ ____ SIDE ALL14I OtIDtV!RMI ON T"N"Mon"M If" ___ ___ ____ Ill IssIIIhamtopstISip floes y pnr1. 'usntogu, 5(515. t yes molly fl orusy 4i1. This Emu ess to -'-'----I glut • bUM GI , mist esfl Is 11drusi i .sa -,sy to .''at. lawyer sad 1154 .s5 ,k,ss, to ad di,. -, passed sad he amor 415a.m. yes stead. -I ' IS lB my itniIS big . Nor did _____ _______ DEAR AIIY*: w ,_ . vske I_ -min p1s1os. hi • i h myltwaShie15 Plum ly,,145NS IiahtbetS.rthasge15g ers or 5 MI to eftesaajumetleualtoigsa$. death. sell It) wish ,al 'hsa. ThiSk. ts155uuk$blgeWis.. for IiIlpaiui.. ' saisi, ysor WbsnIbrohtthIsvphs d?Aa4hswM.egslng feel huts., el,s.dy. baseball. became highly lis.S ARM (Mar. II 1. Apr. 15) JUST ASKING ' ' I ___ ____ ___ ____ ____ ____ _____ _____ ilø to ths I M CUT UP I _____ _____ C1i to kuk *s MjesS i OUR BOARDING HOUSE __ I( u AM AMEXYTWJ It* _ - f srhfl& t1fl isuse p gaveupsgsodjs.u,,y II - _ ___ , . ,, ____ 6ree"t AN I _ &bill" __ Ph. 4k -JUDS 1., :uii ii luora Van lursi, (Ad-..usI man $ I menial seetself yes, . •-- Abigail 1 U.* ' _________________________________________________________ Tropky Losing. & Jot LaMS - HWY 17.52 & 05001* ID. ________ 3fl.NU -. - - - ft- J .--/ - ti I L . - - - - ______ ______ ________ - - I _____ _ _____ _______ ------------ -- _ ______ _____ _______ ____ ---. - _____ ________ __________ _____ _____ ________ _ - ------ - - ______ - t- . . - ---- --.- ... -----------a.. - .- -. --... - -------- --.. - ---.. - - - . - -- .--.... --. - - - .:'\ .--. -- i - . M" If -- ----- -- - - - --r -- -a -- I - I I - - : i1 - . . - - - - - -- -- - . . - H I - .. - .. 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I i I ~ .. 11 I: il , ~ . .I . - . .- THIII SAYS PM DAYS o' TIN BAYS ftb . •. $4441 DOWN while 111.1 qualified - heck home-I - W. Ith It. 232.1157. - I NM. TURN., fldra. $14 me.. 333.1714. mans Trailer Court, 411.4101. HOTPOINT automatic Ironer . 1A1.$PO6COSS$ICV?INNSIUIT'1J5..4$C$IAIISIOCOPT CNAMI Always Order y" ad on the diteadcalicall wpe*or 1111A NOW" with 3 II. Turn. Apt. 3fl.SITL I 5 3 EDIth. ATTn., Air REWARD 1INFIT11NISHF-D *& I lt.lrm.. IS - FURN. CLEAN I Hr. Apt.. mouth f Sanford Inssa Ails. :sndbI Or o S t. baths. S 0 I . s , i I .. 0 ~ ~i I . • . I . It-, . . .. ~ . . ... .. .. . . .. . : - .... . I . •• : . . . - i- , I batat. of and that you ore here. It. Clemnlot. by requtr,4 ii, tile your an. C1.yCars .n.i$n s..rr with the LIerit of this 'TfllMiP .INI) fl)I.tfll' I 114 Eclat Itollinoon ntr,, Orlando a . 'a,i..; Putillich June Il. 1964 DIPA-34 - C-irf. anti to nerve 4 copy t1scorr.if upon Ili* Plaintiff. or 140TO(I'm or all" naine and addr*sm Is: smit TO$ PAITI. WILLIAM P1)Pr and Kill-it and Rchwaltio, $I: liar' Kt,lZAiilcThi Al.I('i; I'oir., n.0 liak llutl.11ng Jackson. dev.4cie'l 'L'ILUN I'AIN'I'ING • Ills@ Attorneys at 1.4ov I llruoh . . . I . iiantor.I, Florida. IIEthstr;rtisInpI,i.,,rp15, bclu,g in .al.i County un.l 5tte , . . Lot 4. 1.114-- k 2. WHATIMIN. P1111.11 VIIINT ADDITION, avetirillnir to this pillse th,,,. . 12, Menge II 411.1 $7 Pet,ti Record, of $erntole Coun. ty. vlorldso. • • - - " . . , :L . I i - ;. • . . . . .. '. . .. . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . I 1 i 1 so income known. I • ...• •.. hereof as .%I.IIEIIT KENI fl.EY hulA. L91 minor:, CHA RLES from said Promises, with som e needed to 322.4338 34. This Inc. a ram would sates-Rentals nursing is pelvels hiss. ;11;te. W. ot MXPERIENCED like Uphitery MAID wants work. 121.3101. RELIABLE regular upholotering, draperies. slipoov. - Sale arm. Time ments as Hitt: 84,Iteal Estate as 13 Mo. ' Pepary bard war Installation. IIIDDON KULP 1kLOflATihO SHOP BROKER Ph. 333.3233 - 103 1. Park 3314141 -1c'. the stepfather at the of SAULS AGENCY which are I n eluded within .__. DOSS CDI-U • COP-Il 5441. ii. V. Par Rentals Daye 322.7174 NIghts • We.k.nd. 1.1.0453 ________________________________ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist. Assoc. 333.3132 Atlantic Bank Bldg. COOL? COOL? COOL! FOR $13,111 you can't beat Oils a Ildregg.. 1% bath modern hem* with a large Family room. Terms? Tour needs will 1. met. Just CALLBART RXAI. ESTATE CA!.!. DAY NIGHT 233.74)5 96. H us-Sal NEW $ 01. Ho use. 5473. 3 bath. $31. 1 * $ BR. HOUSES; 133.3431 3 tAIL 000)1.. I complete both., 3111 Magnolia Ave. $53. Contact Ted W illiams Hardware. , DtDI , .... .- Lat -__ frotlago on Pln.creat .1; 2 IDOM. YORK. 221-1111. Georgia Ave. High 443hool I DDM I both. astfurn.. Kitcles. parking lat. 13310--Torm@6 &23on equipped. largo 7ar4. volt SIOL a pump. 323-8110. LOTS is * it in Otala Forest, TOUR macsags gate home. Over oan,peltes $140. Mrs. A. C. WI!. 10,011 readers daily . . when gig. 5)5 Concsrt EL. lLa$a3e.. you place a low.coet CLASSI. bug. Ml... Ph. 2-4354. 1110 AD Is lb. Israld. . L 11 I CLEAN rurn. Apt. a 1.BR. PVIV( with outside Apts I ,~" MECHANICAL NATUIAL URAL - - I 19UIPMINT TIRE REPAIRMAN U HEAVY MRCHANICAL *ra., print, baths IISOIN• AVINO I r 7 I APT, 3200 Mellonvill. CLEAN TURN. Apt., Ill Park YOUR Ave. 0530 i SSIALL Yurgs. downstairs Apt, 1202 Maple, 222-6721. -near __ J essu p. 332.7141 TWO 001131. Turn. apt.530. 1703 lake ' Magnolia. 3. 1 2-3131. :.*96. H 5 )RSt.3 O'E. I ijt1 $45 301 1 'lul.t 401 Magnolia. CHALLENGE: rooms for 232.073o. 1 OALAxl 49 Black con,s?Ji." .°o!,? or. V.5 motor, stick shIft, $3,000. Phone DsDp.y 143.303* * - - ! ; " .1! . I -, 0.. .~.1~11 , :T • ' - -----• - •• -• •• - -•- • . c I~ ,c'' rJ 1i * 7 __-__ - ... - . ;-. - .• - • -1 I . ... 1. - le ' •.• s ' qp 1, * I ~ , 1. -1 I -" ..- . - • ALL HAVEREI isIuLI INSTRUCTED 11 SE I",Regardless LL0 0 .i : WRITTEWU 1 NO BONARDE Select From Over Applicants must be under 55 in good health with years or more •xp.ri.nce In construction. OFFER REFUSED Models In Stock 100 11. 1 ~, I ..,~.._ ", Mr. pleases Stanley III 0 " 5.6"ll Orksides, ft .. "I . 12~ ,f,~:q~ ~, - -...---- ,,.,* i•, . - ~ - _______ ,,I Equal Opportunity Employer. j 11 ma be considering. u 4rthsrmor., if is tIe. li y of Strickland. U0 11rc rison Ford to wholesale to other dealers I it . 00 would require reconcli- 0 . , -__-4 :, I . a . 1 1 .4 * 40 not inset our rigid minimum requirements of safety, value and appearance. Over the 35 years of doing business under have con: ." .~i;? 14 "It rj . 4 6 , . ' a JOM (. loyalty satisfaction t h a t and few can match. WE BEEN ' ABLE TO OFFER ' SUCH LOW PRKES. 1 Jz HAVE 11. Vt' t" . .: I -. , .. _ J!p a ... 6" _',,10 I 6 I* . c - % . i ~L!-, _' ~ I.... . I I., - .;;.-I . '"t . , ~,I,.. , . ~' , *1.~ I . . •W - -..t.., • . . . . . . . . .'' .1 . I . , A . k ..) ' , ILL11 I .. I , I I _______________ .. 1;" .• remain our prim, concern. Lit it b. customers q ~__ - , ~- .. . - . ~_ . A- 11 . .I, I .- I , SiT E L STOCK ONLY, OFFER ENDS JUNE 30th. 'ci N.y we sirs, ye. LOCAL 0 WESERVICE ALL MAKES OF AUTOMOIILE All CONDT1ONERS '. 1O N. PALMETTO AVE. SANFORD PH. 322.4314 . ~ PH. 322.1411 op, • 10 so - . .. i- ,. -. ~ .: t__- -. ~ - A A . . . - ___ - ..-,• - • - - . . 14 .~, ~ I.A110 ,.--, ,,,-. ... 1~ * ~4 - , 11 v' f' IV - . ., . * 30$ I. FIRST ST. • :. '... ".f,p 0 t'. _ :. 1 ._c. i :~~ 0 Str'locklandmMornson INCORPOR5TID SANFORD WINTER PARK MI 44914 I v --- mw . 0 - '. - BANK FINANCING! NO PAYMENTS UNTIL AUGUST 15th. YOUR PIIINDLY FORD SIIVICI £ PARTS D'T. OPIN 'TN. 4:30 P.M. SAT. . - LINCOLN I Treat The Family Vacation This Summ.r In An Air Condifioned Carl Sfrickland Morrison - .. NO DOWN PAYMENT value. wats''u $aisfor _________________ .I - WE WILL AIR CONDITION ANY POPULAR AMMUCAN CAR $ FOR AS LITTLE Our present custom. 0X% f I .. L * " k r. S .v.ry dollar' you may spend with Strickland. Morrison for your next autom obile will return to you a full dollars I • 0 ', ' ti on of customer , &IA .: \ -.. . -1, . .% , , S I NCE 62 ~.,,,~, •. ,.# ' ....ccic- . -- . I '. , ALL DULS ... - . . 5, . MUST BE SOLD . : '. 18 MONTH CONTRACT MUST BE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY or find a buyer for your horn.. Among our thousands of road. /, "' ' ' / I / INO,.FAMILY HOUSING) WANT TO $011 that outboard motor. feat Your spare ream Mstory 1 ls. I I .,. .". andL'.- COMETS " V.4 CONFIDENTIAL INTIRVIIWS CAN 11 ARRANGID BY A- MODELc 414 Willow Ave. 0 '1-r, . SINGLE STATUS men. 1144 11 11 L r. % L -. .jt- FflfI inVe ..-., lsvuIs - I . I, Four of th. Nation's largsst contractor,, In Joint Yea furde in Vietnam, are engaged in a hu I military con. struc ion of docks ana cantontn.nts, communications f.clll. f;• etc Psrsonn.J in all construction line field d office design and t.k..off, 'I ii and scheduling, supervisory - are urgently neaded of a I 115. Autos For Sale • .- Apt. 108. Rooms For Rent . -- , .4. t' ii t -4 - To participate in the largest. MO$# exciting construction I ROOM furnished Apt.. all utill Program In the world Long hours, hard work that ties except Sl 145.00 M o. (.ou: w demand your b est. rue maintenance. rewardi ng plea nolla Ave. : ;$ ,(*- - 4. Wih • FURNIPIIZD. $36; 3101 Magnolia; 2 Bdrm. $45. It A. Williams, 332-3931. 0 ~, I 1. -~ _-1. .6._,4sr 211%... %, .. ... : " .I . WARRHOUSINS PIRSONNIL PAYROLL ~%. . I . .. -4( ~ "L I ", • STRATION TIMIKEMNO ACCOUNTINS . . I . 4.,~, 't'L . r:4- •j uu PUR' I E..• IUTIIL CRUSHINJ& PIPINS / II~ . 1 . ,.,.,-, . I A.Z-:1,:.,, , ". . ILICTRICAL --**. •' - -~ I .1 . .?5. a 11.11' 7P111 .. t, "! , i 0440 .."i.,1. I . ~ . -~ L 111" ' -I. , SUPE*INTENDENTS , i ... . s ' . 0I :- .^I I I ~.,,`~~,~". I," "" -f ~, iiil.'.. • , /r, ,-71ir" - I _i II , ~(t, -, APTS. Ph. 323-0#10 or 322.34$1. - I / COST CT utilities turn., op*clally suited for retired people. Ideally to- - efriL* 90. Lots For Sal* act" ELECTRICAL lYrIC. so- Tfir TIME TE.8TED FIRM 120 N. PARK AVF.NUF l33.4123 3 BDRM,I DATH, sent urn, glove, 3 own.rshp .1 1 00 ST JOHNS REALTY APPROX. and. -- .. L ; .. .. Ii L-' I I f lfi', 1 ~f . 11 , ', I. I , V~ is.. "', I 1: t;~ I.- ENGINUn runv. Sgr ice aC• m - t "a a CEDAR FURNIHHED best. Foom? Red, dresser. ch.t, ejesu h*bte;h•Ip III Mainolla w:robe,nijht :n47 333-16 43 bonne work de Invalid man. can be lootem for only $7.500. Most drivo. live to or out. DOWANT ADS are like BIKINIS . . As a bonne we'll include X Barr. 414111-41$111'. nice 3 bedroom home. large living room separate cutting Irl-11101111166 for all-Use and RETIRED Woman with some shop the Classified Ads. room. attractive kitchen. all Income needed to help to home. Go" hours. Ills "Orel AT41. furnished assell "neat SO a Pin.APPLIANC": Washers. Refri. Plus a chost type frooser. large let. Ito x lls it. bearing gerators. Stoves as low se WANTED Beautician. Cut 7C Curl. goo Jimmy Cow" or call citrus tritest ornamental abrubs $3*34. service taIN $4.40. ICD'd APPLIA,XCE REPAIR. and flowers. rural location an 1122-8124 or 122-4012. 1:04 Cal e 77 ~ ~~ 32:41161. down. $49-42 monthly. Harry wanted *a this one. Exclusive with ~~ BABY sitting days, W 31. MU" Isustruments Crumley ce Monteith "gularly. Cathy, 3.23-1312. Ksw *TJ.,d WOMf4, .ro all tssum. nortuag. paymente, $62 per Mo. Call 322-618T. V111TNAM INMDIATI OPININIS Apt. down. all uti. cited downtown. Inquire at Jacobson's Dept. Slots, 321 E. lit. at.; Sanford. 0 (Vq. : ~ -~T_- 1 c. 1 &ECUI ASSIGNMENT IN STR • :.1._1 v '__ . " TURN. downstairs up's- 501 'lno, op Ph after 120 4 You can be assured e Corripleffs th ' ,_ill, llk ' 47~It'l ,_ Is Mo - - , " .I llp , I _e ll ,. " ~ .•.. CIVILI ROOM regret. newly else*. porches. near hospital. Newly floceratod. suitable for retired couple. Ph. 3*.:.471:. ' but never to hide rust or serious body darna • 23.1-9172 lit YOU ARE IIEIIFIIr NOTI. tatlon ths fol Pll'.D that a p.titIuna.n UVIGH 12 YEARS filed in the Circuit Court of ti,,uiugran heater hal i that a Complaint to fondue, rnavish P In A Certain mortgage encumber- the Ninth Judicial Circuit of or FINE the g1late of Vlorlds. In anti fur 1161111"016 County. Filer14s. In Chancery. for the adoption of RUllY MARIE IIG INVXSTMENT A REALTY 114 14. Park Ave. lot Ave. ,TR I C(,'O -. whuss residence Is •un der or against the store. 0414 Person& liii hereby notified 11111111, serial number feet Inc the following described AV411411le property. to-witi Weallumbouto Itcollse, M04141 real List L Muck "r% COUN'OR. UNIT No. 1, according to the plat tor. II 'I I IIVDO3IW V.r. t recorded In Pl a t la111031;317 flunk 11. Page 31;, Public All permanently installed. Ine. RETIRED Woman ing ;. Iii Complaint on VIal.. minor children are comrnand.l tier. attorn.ys, ANDERSON, to be and Appear In the salt 50. MISC. For Sal,ssagagagan RUSH. DEAN S Court on or before the 25th the foregoing description and 333 liii Central LOWNDU, hioulevard, day of June, A. D. lIll, and to 3 WHEEl.. Utility Trailer. 322. the habendn, thereof; also all )rlando, PlorIda and Ill, the h ow cause why .aid petition 3114. us, steam, slicIng, water, and original Answer or other pleat , sshould not be gran ted, ether. of July. 111$. In default thereof ether beSting, cooking. run , leg in lbs office of the Clerk wise like PlINY aileg*tions BLUE Lustre Carpet said of Ills cause will proceed ix parts gerating, ligbtlu. of the Circuit Court on or be- petition will I. t*ke as $bampucar for only $1 per 4*y. upon the entry of a i)ecre. Pro ventilatIng, I rrigat ingplumbing, and pow. fore the 27th day of June. 111$. teamed. • • Carroll Furniture. Contisso against you. IF system., mashes., appliIf you fail to do no, a decree WITNESS my band and of. WITNESS my baud ant-- th- e ances, fixtures. anti IppunIsu. pro confes.o will b. taken . 14" FORD l4ig. Wheel. 112). _..•..I_. -_ _•,. ..- ftaIal i..I nt II.. ... or eau. tour; In snee., wilidi now ar .r may against :ou for the relief do'I. 332.0113. , $elniflot. al"ontoo an 'Uri be mancled in the Complaint. folorlds. thin :4th "y a t M ay. 114th 4&r of Juno. Joel. used with. In. go 14 vg,*. UFWD UrTAI. gaftage door wit% This Notic* shall too publish- A. 1). IS4141. (IINAIJ mists. oven though they be do- 04 01lcO & W*Olg for four track & track 'hanger. Good con- (NNAL) Arthur II. Borkwith. jr, tachod or detachable. condi ti on 431. 332.5*17 or 333. the secutiv. week.. Is the Sanford 19. Becksoltse, Jr. ClsrkofIbeCItg and :' ofh ,t By: Donna II. Markue seal of said Court ml Sanford, DATED TIlLS 34th day at By Joan SI. Wllke IIIIARDALL, ORIDLEY Florida, this $1.1 day .1 ,, I 0A .'rovi. I refilgeruilorl Deputy Clerk AND L1dWI8 1911C 9 . ft. fressar. 311.1714. • (ILL) . Carroll Ifurke Attorneys for Plaintiff (NICAL) Arthur ff. Beckwith. Jr. 413 Siontord Atlantic N&1101114 FURNITURE: 8*4riesensc Cotter 40 North Court Avenue Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Dank 11014ing Client. Rocket. Table. LausRe. Post Office Box $0l Clerk of the Circuit Court Bri Donna bl. Marlsoo Sanford. rioriam, s3iii Orlando, Florida Mist. tiger.& Call lty Donna U, Markos Deputy Clark Attorney tt Petitioner Publish Russ to. 13, It 5 July Deputy Clerk Publish May is. 5 Jun. 3, I, Publish May 14 5 Juno 2, 5, MAPLE IOTA- 2 chaIrs, sepa. 7, isis Publish Jues 1. 5, 15, 35, 1)14 II, ISIS II. 134$ rat. ousAloas, good eoad. $23. 00541 to sem, a copy thereof upon the plalntifr, attorneys whose names mi silire,. are hsreinaf. for .,t forth, as requir..l by law, not later than the 11th 'lay •• - Inter:sts by through on of Ills Public nevords of Woull. inolo County. Florida. note (?UUnlY. VIOTI.IA. anotesoilter. lisolidlisli; specifically. but not . Inift DROOM. Fit. room. 471111"k home In Country Club Manor INII11AM ENTERPRISE stills :. l"hirl-lo. not later ' Irr) 'AVII or Y011 are July s, toll. ush A log,riolor nollflecl that suit has It you fall to do no. decr*& bolon comme"4164 agooligost You the f7forcult Court of __ di. 1512 NINTH JIWVl*I (il. JU-114.141 Vircult at tile Neat* of mstlidg., i n the Complain t. CtTrT IN AMD VOK SIMMINULS - and for lionliteselo The nature of said Florida In sula no. 14TTo VLOIIIDA. 001110 Y, the abbreviated title at Ilig for foreclosure art. COIJ of whlq- h In: eg.tilm rreonlrd In Volume 441- Tilt: IlliplTuN FIVN CP.NTd 81 ?14112 CIRCUIT cloil av I r--r4w of sonsloolp. Cogrely, 0`11.41111111114, 0.1% ?AI.ID Won $KulPlaintiff. P14111tiff. lelt-rida. the d6serliollou of the To. To. 101.1ol 11411111 141TV. proliperly ortievoclod against ba. C ,.A PAIIII VVIIIIJAM Poll.r. Ar"I V lit.I NCH MKItFIKI'L. Jll.. at 1111 4'#IA.14cunt .10. Idea$. ZAlIrTII ALIC11, 1101-F. him %I(p, IN 1116.6 Almr1`14111.1% Goo .%It flint certain property sit. al.. rjefondants. R11111' MAIIIN lloTALEN anti ""(011- Wits. ujil* and being in Sonsinale .110TIVII. 1 or st:rr 114 lit -- b-itwery No, 14079 At,IIEIIT KENDLEY IlOTA" (1"'ItY, Florida. more licirtioulmalklir46444m vonlKcl.ibsun92 The uAturso Of 11119 suit In a arly LEN. isiltiorac by CIIARLES L -it-arriblod an follows: Too WILLIAM TIIO%tAl! IlAft- XA M PF. topreelositurs ,or that c-prt,gin ,,sort. L-11 174. IXINOI)AIX, rInST NE14 ,tl%4 I.A0114 lltmNicl 140TIVIS TO AProlon And 11-1 by islain. AIMITION, accuraing to AltNVV, his wife. on ?be Namie of The state of tiff. dated 0vtoller to, 114o anti Ilook 11. pace A14D T09 All pegrilts claiming 101 MINFUd CArl flotatere. SOMWARD Mr. Herold WIIIIAMIL no machinery as supply Co. Ault* 513. Sanford Atlantic Na. tional llank Building a 401* 11-1-1 . s, we r*palr alstl Service Spray Legal Notice . Virgin Islands. Approximately Z% months job. IThon. 133. s Pal m Sa • or $423, W-1 t. Si'illNKLh'R iYWTEM$ Ill Types &"d t't *1 A - I- ________ ISIT W. Country Nub Roast IThon. 322.7135 AVALO'( APARTMr4TI I I- -- - 5 •. " - . . lfl$ Wall To Wall Carpet • t Want Ad Department Hou' ll . . . . . . - •• I . .: .. . TAZoo 4TIL ror Quality _____ VOlk$1NOQU u 17.91 LJU4 PACTOSY AST)NU VW NM $ANPOSD 1fl.1Ul SLOOTIlIS MOTOR EFT APT. fully equipped. utill. It, r ______ t- VEiPA Cowen. 323-4913. I._flII55 RIL TURN. $35 I 1. Is ____ I . 1130 - 6A4 1 On . Pk 3*2 Per Weak. 323-1112. r U.' ILUNOR 121. Scooters & Cycles turn. Including utili7los $12.50 • . INSTALLED I BDRM. Garsc* Apt Dfsndaatip . cur WELAKA APARTSIFNTS Ito F IRST ST. I:s. mTFMPFII AfIENCY. 191) A Nub is.. si.siw.yut GLASS - 2314 after • p m 3 1 - ___________ ___________ COMMODORE SENKARIK GLASS I APARTMENTS In iziiii t.UD1riL3 PURNISRID UNP1SR4Z11IFD 310 Mm nolla Ph. 332.4 Ph. Baildeni )1gr. 2*3.2140 ren t. e Atoaiotiv. S.rvke i\(J"f() __________________________________ - 249*0 _____________________ 120. all else. Kitchen. - 3 p.irm., I bath from $13 - soul. 11(1 FORD 4 DR. cg.tof$ for sale. Clean. Cell 332.1411 it. ter 4 p. ut. TOWN'N LAKE GARDEN APARTMENTS 711 P. VIII at. 113-1120 finished, nothing fancy. cheap $5.00 week. Phons 32:. A Ilultipt. Listing Realtor sir coed. ______________________ m onth. Cou ple s e .m,ur.n. .o. rult.vislirD mca . - ______________________________ 11MALL 3 Bedroom house, not Stenstrom Realty tr;.%T a unu Rollaway.,Hoaplt&L Baby Iftils. )5I no over 141?. 2-3 BTL 1-1% 3 Bathe some Kitchen@ Equipped Payment. Li.. Than Rent To Inspect Call .w.4 or $TS Ih*I% -Vuw iunn Located Throughout County " 1CV,b% ., 121 5...l... £ r..i ________________________ 5 ______________________________ (fM NIWII 34$. 3*2.1732. 4vt Far Rib hwy. ____________ ______________________________ *)PA * Coffee Table, * yr. aid 115. Call -. 5 wIde hou..tratI.r. now. 15 $ Bedroom lmlh Results Get , HARFLALUDA or SO V1FA. ood coition ;1i 555gm. paymints. Call. aft.; 102, Mobile Hoses. Sils si,. 332-1211. QALITT MO MR HOMES 123. Host, A Ms4.rs 39 01.05 It $113. '33 Chevy 17.13 5. Sanford mad station wagon 1411. 323. UISI43 1341. after I P. m. 111.1134. GATIWAT TO THI WATERWAY • 114$ P01W PaIrlan.. 1% * H. Robson Sporting Goods Take o'er P*7.flt. & $100 TOUR lV1'RtrDm P1*1.11 TRAER SITE for rant on gs equity. 12,000 Miles. call 122- 104.4.0 P. lit at. 322.1141 Wsy. 321.0414. 1253. 106. Apartnt. For Rent US 00001 v.x era. Ta k e up 2213Pt. INBOARD Cable Cruiser, HP. old boat. •srtl. tools. $iee .utty for $leo. Reaionsbli. iiruji. 3 Br. Duplu Apt. *23.1131. 223.03$7. kIt. equipped, nn.Uan shade., tirrauo flOOr. S till bath. ARV311 payments '13 VW Par. :V CABIN CRUITIP, Twin $14. CaRl $ 22.1334 after $ P. m. 5 mann OMa. Accept anything $155. *31.3744. of Yalu* a n down pyint. 313. 3 ROOM APT. Adults only. e very reasonable. Ph. 12S.8994. SAVE $10.00 lie Psi Is this ad * receive ieso Its Psiuni. onPR1'(G a watell for Dad. GWALTNEY JEWELERS 17s PS, I,s 704 . ON ~$ . tp till sad .1111 IL Cater1lor - Feed . r . luiis 11, 1966- Pap IA PATHS 1-3 la~;ft Ic II . ' •••CC•I••5•I•5ll•i••••4•S ....,.... . lb CLASSIFICATIONS II . 7 OWXXD MOMPI. Classifieds ( Br. hog... 1.1123at- 5 ____ A FUR.N3 ______________________________ blocka frow School S UOPPISL Ownir, 101)1.. * Bath. doubl air. *33.1104. _______________ 550 $151• button boils. Dousas of di. iliac. Iliad illtcl S 9newsON alura T*A31$PERRPD, must Payton Realty buttias. Sold for 333 15. Psi kill. $ 101)1. 1 both, partly 132.1301 1340 Hiawatha at 17.11 sf1 Islaucs $141. or $3 p.r eodftIo5s4. air avallabi. July wech. Ph. Cred it Mar. 333.4411 S. Assume payments, 471.14. $ 100)1 nouiiw. Lake Monroe,. *23-1724. 332.5111. LZYIWI 100)1. Dialled, Room* ___________________ ___________________ Miss. Idra. furniture. $33. on 11.13 at $ URNISHED F PHA - VA HOMES tue. Point.. with all utllttle,., I... CALL_UNTIL 12NOON TO ITAIT TOIl Al NUT BAY UT. NOON PCI NOISMY - - - INS LIUSF TOW Ad 1 • Herald Rent Into 3:2.4.144. HARTAIT COULTZR. Forest ford. Florlilat otter for iselit and Monthly fSf#L When VOW go "flisior rMft. Can "d South of Navy fence. Virgil TOU'LL On rewarded with good CARHOLUR VURNITLYHE P. 0. @all at public outcry to the high.1 M. Aaron Farm. 821-4717. tenants it you'll rent us your UNTURN. 2 Hdrm. Home. Qut&t Minc*l - You'll be bilied fair only As days rudi at its W. lat. . WT 1114. Forest City. I'lorldill eat and best bidder for augh. the ~ earned refs. 3 or 4 bedroom home. Must be location. 322-4267i~ Ana Ills Ills original answer or following described property BEDS. TV@. - Sales, Tape Recorders close-in and In nice neighborV pleading In the office of the situated lot sergainalIs Renovators hood. ano Bob Alexander, 100. Rewrt Rentals ~ Clog* of the Circuit Court, Ban- Florida. TL :Z$Jiior32 ford. PUrlda. an or before the t:° LYNO,t. me.' lIll 3112-9133 Jfla &ill day of July 1144, It you cortling to the plat thereof TRADE your trailer for a now Ph. 833-3406 Atiantle. toxytonii fleach. Mrs. Hartford tall to do so, a decree pro recorded I Plot 8 In to t-t"t a a"" S& Wanted To lky I . ~f confesse will be taken against Palge 71. ;Ublic 111noeirsts Vt LMN Entorprises, Inc. $.-PWSMGU Senegal As Less Irfir.r. CAR WAKII Ilsom1nots Covinty, Florld 709 for ill* relief demanded In 331 3)11 Margaret V. (10.11.10111 naclOt gan. UsRD Furniture, Any amount. 6--ametv care 1h ;)ildp pursuant to the bill. from 241rrT AUTO ii*;ii 430 C*Iar St.. I.mlnoli l ).cr.:otyor.:io.urs:n(sr.4Ii. 0. P Use SELL Us Your rurniture. Quick % All. I 11--Deffs-4:sgo-ressm of Key. 1944. the style of which to 3961 Fork Circle (NZAL) MART RIVER HAVINOd BANK, Ill--ftolwv _I uvosw* 1 IUPYR THADI'IU POST III 1)11 123 4S11 or $31 $133 after I pm Arthur 11 Baekwith, Jr., l$-Ipislsl NeNSao a N.w York eorporutlon 1% w Lam - rem 0. Clark Circuit Court Plaintiff, BE posting thousands of OLD STARTERS. 0 --" " VERT Clean. Clean In. YOU'LL DO 3r.WING. Alterations a tonch I made".I X*MIROIS CO, Sanford. PIS. VL "For Sale" signs when you Carburetors. Vital ftilisse. AlsA-MIUSION wanted , 833-3370. Jimmy Cowa I INYI Donna U. Markos. D.C. CLAIIII..44"V. AlITRVY. JR and 44golies' a-- 001 = place a low cost at] In the minurn Pistorep. Ph. 313-4644. students classified arction of The Fan hl; wife 900" NORTH ORLANDO: 3 Bdrm., I LAWN MOWING! 00*.) sies si-ni..' . ford Ij.ral'l 55 F It F bath. kitchen *quipped, take __________________ Wslkly ur Monthly lervics IS . Over Payments. 328.1474. 1171CR I. YORICLOIVRR II-.BaS.ppt1ss numarbor 36&5191 Ii4ss•s rhtIs 16111. Wll.SO'l MAtER P0313! MAIM (Sanford Exchange) floy . Sell • Trade NOTICI Ii HEREBY OIVEN WITNESS NO 'Cutts" In waiting , . , t.. m hand and lbs Il_a... 31146 K lot St. . Pursuant to a Final Decree or official goal of "lit Court, Ibis IPlasmas Want Ads make you money. - mePAINTING - CARPENTRY foreclosure dated June t4lig, liffili. 14th clay at Juno. Illfl. 11--ralatisum A. J. "cock 32 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. and entered in Chancery Case (HEAl,) NO 3$-Will BE IT EVER No. 154*3 .f the Circuit Court fit Minor A l"urnitur. • 11-Air C.s4 5 ITT,,..., Arthur if. Reckwllh, Jr. lass isis u • flVDIDIjrj • of the Ninth Judicial (Ircuit in $$--Radio . lelsasalis AT V.tCTOKY PRICKS 1 ii Clerk of the Circuit court -P.s Vu t :. and for Seminole County. Plot. TillS 4 BOOSt. structurally I*-Ph.S. S Iquipassi II) Magnolia of $en*inol. County, Florida ________ OP IIfl TITIlT paid IstaiQ _______ wherein JA%Irm T. HARN118 sound frame home, on VIVP fly: Donna M. Markegg USED If u r is I t 0 r 0; 4a;pIlancem. ACRES. could. with paint As Deputy Clerk !Rft b.ft.~_ . tools. etc. U °°.". '" is"Aii:106 . h an 4: rl. Ave.• Ah.mdiutl I nl ottc ,';. '' beff. 111111TH. his wife; *I Nit at* do- Attorn ey f or Mart. path, be y elinvorted afts SMITH, his wife; et sl are 'I.. IS.cui'lty Trust BuildingIs peg Kate#* Ph. 322.4113. Into an oj of prW. a fonclants, I will fell to the Miami ,2. Vlorld,s to you- Only8111.500. some hlgh..t and boat bidd:r term.. Evenings call 322 $ b1oldro otes 'V. All Ceedt$.,s and For"" In the lobby of the Seminole ih °Jn 114$ Too, so" "avian I tIomm furniture. Many pieces show Stemper Agency or Done*& ' ~, "urity COON1110111441 In 94111ord. PDA-41 no damage, however "Its Is Assiso flem noteft$ 6 Islas. I'm Ismse A Multiple Usting Realtor 00111111010 County. Florida at Its-wmtw To no" 4 at less then roselass, rotail. APPRAISER Tall and each of you or* 11:40 Welock A. M. an the 2sth IX illsion Clotcvrr coVAT. IX Martial" For Moo INS tifton St ric kla nd M•orrison Nall Freig ht Damaged TurnI. 332.4)11 hereby notified and required to day of Jun., 1)05, the foi. Il-Swap Iaess 1)11 5. French FOR 11$-Ails-MI. lure Ford has consistently vales. Hwy. 17.13 Causalpresent any claim* sn'S dc 01-Wailed 1. Ivy lowing described property as set TV, FLORIDA. Ill_-Tins -berry. for in said Final Decree, to. $ S,II.l*?EflT V%13 m, ass minus which you, .r either of li-Puraits,. sl. 3 12011)1., 1 RAft!, central air, maintained a policy of % I wit: 66-Asilques POO Salog III-1,41,011#4 lit porch. fenced In F1IlYT NATIONAL CITY You. may have alfbilfeat the . a Crosse lot UNW) 11DItAl. oultoo qualify pro-owned used I 141. __ __ %pl. estate of C(AIA If. VIIAN10T. $$-Moser To Lose Lot 40, 1,471NIIII)ALN 91111ro1. IIAINK. a liallonal banking fig. yaril A straffe. 3:1 .4016 after 185--io&IM Com' 1:1 ,assets also Oas Mistress. Ilk* n r w d:..IIa of egi i-..uut) d a Il_-Julio. Oppsrtu.kIss 1*-Va$us p 0f1 t ively loclation, et fll I P lspplss vii.ttr. Refrigerato .$'l r PIaItII$t ta the County Judges of Ifessell.. I ce the year ; I #3s.sl UP. not* Vounly, riorldn. at him f. LEAVINU CITT-3 Bdrm..:bath. Plat Bonk 13, rate so, of ill* vs. . Public, nerords or se,minois f)P.,%*Nix vtotirnT crjtj;rii anti fir* In tile court holies of Paris & 33th 322-1 dill 3 County. Iflorlelf. CAROLYN ANN COL8CH. his f2iounly at Sanford. Iflorol"611.6. Every automobile 111171119. 110var. excellent "". willelts min eaten-lar nwritha ALSO KNOWN A14- 703 lo)nxilitle wife, of &I.. e ant from the lines of tile floras pulill. ii ~ 411tion. dealrable location. Isis offered for sale is fhoAvenue. Longwood. li'leirldn. to MONDAY tbm@O Pfkky 1:34 AM. ft 5 Inelu Inc specifically, hill not cation of Ohio ncellev. Twos cop. 14410`1`141113 or %~!f6sed' rr ests Ion of .a,h claim or .i.n,sui,i SATURDAY 9iS AM. -12 NOON SENIOR (Risen, to work nights by the way .,f limitation the 71(12 aitlE SW FlORIDA factor trained person. OUTSTANDING shall be In writing. aml ahall every other week. at Plarvies Publisher reserves right to FOI*4#. revise still * sgreporly glossifif an (allowing fixtures end equip. 70i 0 ItolIrItT rior T ROOM. I HR.. 2 tecath block nal for items of engine, wient. to-wit: KlAtinn. l4ompneis on Social j4o. Se'll. whopsi resistance 1*9' state the sellers fir repl.Irrl'*e . sellooffisoagooth. hunts In exclusive neetlon f N; 0 floater and Pont iglfie* address of a @I p 1INKNoWN transmission and brakAsciliushisonts will be m4jo on a ft.ron basis only fog, iVie, gropifital ' !ur' ty. - is ' her l 0 1 AP l yHanford. Separate dining r1lo. clilmin?. 3r.1 .%-Ill o'. .W!ho Living Ing efficiency, fires If oak , IM941. by the claIngant, his as 0On t whose resilience • 4 4 ; UN: Offers that 011090 the valve of will i'sl be root end much more. Lo' I NA I.) • ,; liery. 46. Sanford. ea.d.d are new or top , alance! the " •• rated on 3 b eautiful lots with • Arthur II. 11.,kwiih, Jr. You ire lierehy notified th at ISY a filing tam of one dollar quality recap..i, no MASSIV). oak, for plenty of WANTED Working osrp.nter Clerk of ash Cirrujit C,,utt a suit ha n h.e flied against and such .1*1,,s or .i.n,,.,iti ________________________________________________________________ ----. r.groovsd. w. may reForeman at once to build a shade. A home you can be lit': Martha T. s,,,, still nnitKhrr V. LEVER, not a.. filed shalt be yol,P. P?flUd 01 IflI C$fl afford Masonry ad4i KTT.iid finish an autornobU. to - 24, Well Drilling building In St. Croix, U. it own at a price of $18.3100. JflhlNi4r' Clerk 23. Iatng An administrator of the MIPTION1311n. hIQ wife. It, the alcove antitl#4 factory specifications ,I . PALl NOTICE! to hereby Mirsil that . 4 fl Hes.es For t, . . .1 . A..... 0 •P Wi*aCLiSPJIl . Now York the undersigned ARTHUR IL YOU API HIRIRT NO?!. IIr.CXWITH, JR., Clsr ot cir. own VIED that ft Complaint for Dic, cult Court of Gemiloolim County eOQt4inOIr A You pick $1.31 Do. verrell ban Isisse filed against Florida. will. am the 31th day ej 13*hhu1 you, and yeas,. required Is June,lll1,atlltOlsel.ekA,)1. "I'Vill O at the Front Door of tho Ism y of your answer or illL Ion cop to the complaint Role County Court Ifficame. affin,: I GEORGIA PZACHr4L 3:t.sslL. I . . p.,wa Oceanside, Los# Island. L, 1. Park • . P r*wu.yp SINGER; must iudli. in I draw. 5? d"h. automatic, ill-sags, 5.53S • . - ,j, LAZI COTTAGE, turn. *fl.Eoi. Jim Hunt Realty ShALt. turn. hone.. *13.0134. 3324 Park Drive Ottlos *32-2112 Night: 8:2-6648 823.1701 3 BEDROOM. UNPURN. Xltcb.a squlppid. 3412 lt.rins, U:. 3 IDIJI. Csvas,, 1',j lots 1. $111. Wsuw..d. 1441 Court. 312.331?. 3 BDRIL, I BATH. comer *04 ZAks privileges. 122-0173. pfl4C11z $ Pr.. I 1st), Asinal P7L $7? monthly S 5. aicoly furs. houses, W0 elo.i. cost. Close I. SChOOL 332.3431. I m mediate eccapsac . *23.1111 I P01)1. LAROI P1*. room, tile 1.1)101 ILUP?, on St. johns bath, air condItioned. 22:.0::i liror. I Birm., like sew. *4.114 Pb. *32.3111. * 101)1 1"UR2I. house on west • side. Ciii 122.1141 after I 11 J o'clock. VDLA1' E OCCUPANCY TURN.. S Br. Turn.. s ar $ S IS £u _______ ___ 3225ê12 - .. I- or - Want Ad hkrmallon - Results $100 DOWN I Dfrest Psus Lh.. Ti We* A UNQ WITH $p5J Little, AgOrsyiouagju StatS... ,i$$.urg • .,. - Issasi • • G! __ 1 SL 4 Notic. • Jun. 16, 1966 u. Urns. p 7W A 060AWLI W 10 VD ____________________ - - It 1*1315 14 V% mmir Ong .ij .I . I 1 '.4n , 1$1g ZIDDII Cars • Ta. Fast .. (zj k Ave, *2)4411. 12. 6psdd $.Iks. wad for Is a ho.a wow wwjwrr o.i,y wi v. 12. lp4sW NiSles. A- DI ter freckling •ss 8*3.414*. McRsya.ldi list. °VflO1IJt Aec..sr Mett thorn ______________________________ CAMP MOM 40W* 515 "Ut$4 Cii)" With *inoiii wta..ssa7.ri.ui _____________________________ lOTS ____________________ Weal £45. Ytlday, tuIII 1• . lIlt __________________________ Scles101 3e.s II • 7 17.13 and 13th. silos Is,.lv. *. OO PITTARD DIRICTOP Is 1141 whIt. Tpse adss *33.3434 - Legal _____ 114$ s.d yellow Chrysler Is. Ma pl...s 1.3* sstilit $$ IPICIAL DIICOUJI'? 1110 m_CIVPP s.V$? 101 TOUR VACATION srsiciu. SAIl 10% on GANAS DAY CBW ir rv..sa* II AID IseWag 5 a. m. headop thin Von ani*.... csvRTv. CAMP I S. U. Friday. Al.. aaywk.t. IICRAICUU7 ales. Is V. S. ? Canada for •t. Ie 3w.. *$t).-(114).) DOUOLA$ I. WATSON, a'.is - V.... ....g. Paved Tris Call or esa Unm.. - 1 $110 For . . .1 . .Irrawm a", lomm" it) I(. ffVft !' a* ff _. : CARP. Ia.dsr. - Mao PV1d.p tvs;a S. Orisad. Dr. -_ EEK & M - - 5612 lU Iii sISS!I - OOII11M*3ST Write P. *311, Bsaf.vd. IJAMEIR KIT?XI. fINN aftulp.a.W.Ilfl. IDICIDI PU,SItI.5. can WI _____ Sao 141.31*2 "as Xfl?l., 8114334. L IM CM . 11*0as $U.34TI, • - 322 Pat. 6A PART wuwlils.tor salle, •I. 2. FSiu.uk Do •. ---- Ph. ceicicininceince -_ udp,* apr. hhi0 . Classified. Thru - - .- •• . . f -i 4 I \ b -.. '' H I I 'I �TI j. AX _ I 7 I THE 9 Seminole County * * on the St Johns River * * * * 'The Nile of America" _a r - !i$an1urb ?Ejrrath Pbs.s121-2$11 1ip Cob flm WEATHER: Thursday 89.71, rain .42 inch; weekend: Nice and warm. vus.. 00 w. osu - us-s ieaaeu him - r.MaDUsfled iuus -1'IiIt)AY, JUNE 11 1966— SANFORD, FLORIDA - Price 5 cents I Rabat V. Tucker, of 20 Labs Griffin Ckcle, Caaeelbee iy, would No to get in tend wftb Witnesses to an aedders Jun. 10 at 13th street an Preach Avenue, Senford. Cal I bia collect at 531-2920. • • S Rely high twit Gas war L the Sanfoid area has been We em the pocket book. - '.-p-.p- .-...,. S.. Donald ;oue; baa been re appointd to the city civil mar ,Ies board, as of Jun. 30. . Motorized 24' Brazier With tiooa Chrome Phet.d GM with Creak Adjastawisti Braced Leg. With RdI.Arosnd 1" Wheels! 99 1 $ Red Hot Buy! • Little handbill, attacking tb Ml.pbose company wars panes out In Sanford Wednesday. Doi Shedden, Southern Bell grou usanager,even found one jnkj car. He says they are beIn pined out by a former employ, of the company In Jacksonvilli who has somesortof, grip with the an pa they are being handed ou statewide. ,, "a""' (1) ri , - - . •• I' New buaçer stickers are put hag In their appearance: Be iI DemoXirk. S urns 10 Meet High Monday Governor Sidesteps The B1*a I. ,:- ? A') TALLAHASSEE (U 'I) - Gay. Haydon Burns said today he will meet wi th Democratic gubernatorial nominee Robert King high In the Capitol on Monday. I) Burns said High calleit I Bill White, the Governor's secretary, earlier this wee It and asked for an appoint. ment at 10 a. m. Monday "Such appointment hat • I been scheduled," he said. The governor again side jj caurc of God property oi stepped answering t h • Trench Avenue has a "for sale' '. •• question 4 of whether he wouls sign In the front yard. give his support and backhi . to high In the November gen C. LATEST BATMAN JOKE era! elections If 111gb ake What did they call Batman not him for it. Robin after they were hit by k4• •• That would be "Jumping thi steamroller? Ylatman and Rib gun," he said. Me. of course. yv• •,••CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) Burns w a s closemuuth _ S S about the meeting. "Mr. Iligi The Air Force readied another A World War It disabled vet was asked for this conferencs Titan 3C rocket today for Linwood Teyman, loaned out RETIRING CHIEF of the Central Florida Experiment State, Dr. John • anti I've shown him the cour - launch in about seven weeks to wheel chair about a year ago W. Wilson (right), was presented with a slide projector as a "going tesy of setting It,,' the Gover - attempt It was reloaned to another per to match the flawless away" memento by the station staff this morning. I'resentatfon WItS , nor said. son and Twyman has lost con made by B. F. Whitner Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Wilson will be guests at' honor eight-In-one orbital perform. I' Earlier Horns said he has tact with It. He would like t at a staff picnic Saturday at New Smyrna Beach. Dr. John Darby will not talked to 111gb peraonnll once of a Titan that set up a have lt back. }fe can bereach assume charge of the station July 1. (herald Photo) oboet a meeting and iIilnt military communications sate. ed at 321w5 or 3fl5811. 'MTSS FLORIDA 1.75' - lovc!y S'.amn' Warner, l II h wa.i comi.. :. lii slscmmi Thusday, of St. I'ctcr.Iui- - '' • I C 1.10 ssI L from cotuptMutual Concert Assodatlos sail later, however. 111gb has The seven radio relay ata. ing with beauty queens lions the other states for members and prospective mem talked to White on Wednesday • the title of "Miss 1.75 USA," to wish a "Happy Lions and a research moonlet 4 bets will have the privilege thu or planned Thursday Father's Day" to all her admirers. ___________________________________________________________ to betoinschedule Frostproofth al orbited in the spectacular shot year of helping choose what 'Freight-Only Roads. Seenmeeting. kind of programs they like best The Mayor's office said Ifig were slowly drifting all is planned today in their "creepOfficers of the organization In • By Barry Law.. ing" orbits about 21,000 miles wits the pülIc to write____ Box 491 slay Friday. 0111,ANDO—Mah-speed, re_______ ') $ end tot them know the types ol Burns returned from a two above the equator. itricted highways solely for But eight spacecraft were . entertainment preferred. What'! slay trjpto the nation's cap • pun have - opera? '1aaeeral buy' .td eomrn'n (motor) Dr. Roberts Elected Ital anti was In his office to. reported to be working well. 1ers? plenina? symphosyl carriers were predicted for the • day for this first time since The glIttering 100-pound communications satellites have al. They Rued you lIst future by Alan S. Boyd, underTuesday. ready "talked" to Army ground than ove preference to or. secretary of commerce for The main purpose of th. stations in New Jersey, Call. transportation, Ion, in an address áesiga a WASHINGTON (UPI) - T. Connor said Tuesday about meeting Demo Committee meeting world be to talk over fornia and hiawsi and were exnight at the 43rd whether Burns would give his Treasury Secretary Henry it tbs's tax outlook. Connor told * S S S business pected to be ready for full tests bualne meeting of the By Donna Rites and re4pcctc(l Seminole County public endorsement to 111gb, In about It) flays. Fowler said today that there m'ws von(erI'n('u that the ccms. L.IttI C1srrler Week, June 20- Growerr and Shipper, League Dr. W. Vincent Roberts cap. I orny appeared to be slowing who defecated him in the pri. . Democratic Party." Is still a chance The first voice message was taxc will down U will mark the 77th annlvers. of Florida. and isre,iktcii that mary runoff and who now tic. • - aryof the foumdlngof the Na. lloyd, discussing the present tured the reins of the Seminole In the vice chairman's race, es a determined Claude Kirk, relayed Thursday night when a have to be raised to curb in. n,Imiuiumistr:jtlssmm would isusiks, the no telephone call was -- beamed flatlou.He tied this possibility bawl Association of Letter move in Congress to establish County Democratic executive the election Was somewhat the Republican candidate. tax mu-nmi,sss,,I 016 't. 1*c, from to wisetlier CaMera and the 103rd year of a Cabinet level department of committee at thp rp.or"ani".. rinc..r N. S., vL Congress Uum of will ho J:: But after citIng that John. •r:co thie week Burns ofty daiavuy. David Powell, transportation, told the KTOW. tional meeting Thursday even. emerging triumphant with a saidldisr son hiss alremisly ilium., to pre. he resented High's failure the spacecraft to Camp Ro- free-spending or frugal. berts, Calif. , It was a good local NALC presdent, will be era the "present transportation ing polling more than twice While there are "mills-a. tally of 23 votes to HJ for Mrs. to contact him on his endorse. inflation,, Fowler said: voice circuit for an initial hook. tiona" that the economy Is not Will, a tolegate to the state conven. system can't handle future deRenoid. "l'rtsisbs-,mt J'shnson 11,18 macnt. The comment followed $ many votes as his two oPPon. up," said Col. Eugene D. Da. moving alse'asl to fast as earboa Jun. 15-35 at Cocoa Beach. mends." rnmislo It abundantly ekzu' that lrs. Ernestine Forward was meeting with Scott Kelly, the No one has ever looked at eats combined. ties, a satellite operations of. her In the year, a tax increase lie will not h,sitiitis to apply unanimously re-elects-si sesro. unsuccessful third candidate In Is still "very much an ops'n or t o nsc'nni,mcnsi Harold Scott, riglneer for the whole transportation sys. Roberta received 23 votes to tory-treasurer with no opposl- the primary, who went to Tal. fleer further fiscal the St. Jcku.lndlan River Ca. tern, he said, and something James Stowell's nine and Mrs. lion. The eighth satellite, a re- west-Ion," Fowler sald in a rtsstrujmit.8 should thesis bs'co,n0 lahassee and asked the gover. aaI, says the proposed water. must be done now to "beef up" Kathleen Reynolds' seven. search craft pioneering new speech for the Virginia Hanknor to back High. * way Is now appearing on us. the system for the future. control techniques, sprouted 32. mrs Association. In business of the his-cling, it "Vh'sther such restraints In a stirring acceptance Burns said Kelly had been foot booms after springing Into donwide navigation map s . Transportation problems Fowler addressed the bank. will I't-oiui., t1t(t55i(ry ri,i,iiiimis was voted to operate under the sent by High. high quickly de. "This Is bringing a lot of pub. presently under the jurlsdic. speech, Roberts aeclared his old by-laws adopted orbit to see If the earth's gravl. Ira in Hot Springs, Vu., hut very niuch sin opens 4 siUs'tIs,n. ' nied it anti asked for an ap. Ucity t Sanford," be says. lion of the Interstate Corn. "burning desire to see a real 1962, tatlonal pull can be used to sta is text was mule avallahls, 'Thi,'iu are, to lou sure, in. until new by-laws can be polntnmvnl which the governor see merre Comnmkaion, but, if the organization function In this adapted; to waive per client and said could be made for Friday bilize spacecraft in high orblti. ere. slK-ntis,ns that, whilst tiis, s'es,n. Speaking of canals, Army raw department Is created— county to push the Democratic travel pay temporarily until Project officials, heartened The Treasury secretary said omy is still moving strongly I 111gb was interested. Engineers are welcoming aide. and Boyd predict.; approval of Party forward." permanent by-laws art-estab. if The governor was involved In by the success of the difficult he government must 'tare this nhe:isl, it is lost nisuvitig walk superintendents on the the plan by Labor Day—this ' S lished, anti to schedule rtgul.r a Cabinet meeting Tuesday, and shot, said work was already act" that. Congress may iisl,l rapidly as it was earlier ti lits ls Crab . Florida Barge Canal. function dill be taken from "I have no political amid- meetings for the second ihurs- was In Washington Wednesday underway for another eight-in. to $iI billion to President year." Elevated platforms at major . icc. tions," he said, "and I pledge slay of each month at 8 p.m. and Thursday, leaving today one launch in August to add ohnson's budget for the coinlock sites have been erected. seven more communications ng fiscal year. The new transportation de. I have no intentions of running in the County Commission the only day available. Groundbreaklng is scheduled at partment will not in any way for any elective office within or chamber at the court house. satellites to the Defense DeAdding "significantly" to (i,•aiit partment network. the Eureka Lock and Darn on replace the ICC, which will without the county or to accept ohason's spending plans could SANTA IIAIIIIARA, Calif. Dr. Roberts announced he the canal June X. The first stage for the next else overall demand to the IJI'l) stui maintain its regulatory any appointive office that will will name by-laws and creden. Firefi,.9stcra expect to .S S launch arrived at the Cape only soil where a tax increase contain by Teachers functions, take me out of the county." tials conwnittecs, notifying all Saturday night a Z raccoons look cute but hours before the launch of Its mould become necessary. Pow - giant brush and Boyd Is a nativ. of Mac. Robert Petree, who had been members of the appointments Strike timber lire watch out. The StaIn Board of denny, Fla. ii. served on u believed to be Roberts' closest by mail. predecessor. er said. which, tui blackened more than AGUAVAY, Argentina Health says raccoons are a ma. Florida Public Service Corn- opponent for the office, with- Reappointed to the auditing (VP!) - Teachers at the Ma. With a third multiple launch Ills remarks contrasted with tNIOsn acres in the rugged Los jot hazard as they can cause mission, was appointed to th drew following his nomination committee were John McClos- riamso this fail, the satellite system chat Commerce Secretary John l'aslrts National e Forest. Moeiso Commercial rabies. So U you're out camp. Civil Aeronautics Board and "In the interest of party unity," key, Mrs. Itoy lulls and Leon. School are slow to anger, but will he expanded to a total of 23 log uc picnicking don't get too was serving as chairman at urging t h e committee to aid Casselherry, spacecraft anti virtually guarthere are Haiti. The teach. friendly. the time of his appointment as "choose from our number those Petree made a motion, which on weal as strike Thursday, anteed uninterrupted r a d I o Z undersecretary of commerce behind whom we can all rally was adopted, that a plaque be demanding accumulated back links between Washington and June 30 Ia the deadline for for transportation In June, without reservation of any kind presented to Mrs. J. D. .lorri- PlY. They said they hadn't In Viet Nam and around the renewing boat licenses, officials world. and get on with the business of son, former chairman, for her been peld in Dearly three Besides being vitally impor. of the county tax collector's ofFollowing the annual dinner, building a vigorous, effective, efforts on behalf of the party. Yeam tant to the globe girdling fice remind owners. 19" 11. election of officers and board -communications ne t w ork. ceases are an $&Is at the court. mernljer_ for the 1966-67 sea - , :. : • ' :. house in Sanford and at the ion was held. Thursday's launch proved that Sanford's Lakefront branch office In Seminole Pla. the powerful Titan can hand!e ' :The entire slate of last Owners are asked to bring fears' officer and directors wide range of missions, . 1 their old registration forms. U .••, was renanwd, included in theme .- .. you are planning boang are Gen. J. C. Hutchison. . , " weekend for July 4 better not :hairnsan of th e board of forget to renew. Also check I - hsae and Company, who will your drivers license If you have serve as first vice president. • -, a June birthday. DOWNTOWN ALL ELECTRIC lyslney 0. Chase Jr., president AND I if Chase and Company, was KITCHEN APPLIANCES Mrs. Donna Cole Walker, of • •- --.. - CONYINIIN? Herald Index v'namesl to his Position of HEATING AND AIR )ellary, was charged with fail. I reiuurer of the Growers and Area deaths ........... .... TO 4' ter to yield right of way CONDITIONING if hippers League. Bridge IYUYTHINSI rhusdsy night after her car Church directory ......... Other officers re.lecte4 In. GENERAL ELECTRIC vii destroyed In an auto cot. lude: G. C. Rathbun, Winter lavemi, President; John T. Leaisbn at Elm Avenue and lath • sy, Tampa, second vies, presitreet. ' I This other car, driven by Crossword puzzles ...... 4A.SA ent; John G. Ariku, Orlando, . LI . hirsi Vice president; Gordon iii. V.4* Stuffer, 416 Edith ircle, was damaged its the Orlando, executlys. •- - • mount of $600. Ice president and manager; GARDEN APARTMENTS According to police reports, Horoscope ........ nd Thomas E. R*ilv, secre. ill LAST FiRST STRUT -Iits accident occurred when Society .___._...___.__.... S IIry and traffic manager. H. 4et_ L Fr.. Walker failed to 1 Keene, of Winter Garden, stop for sports ....................4.7 PHONI 322-1120 HEADING SEMINOI.l; ("unity JienlsM•i- ,tt;c executive committee are stop sign at the Intersection, 11$ renamed chairman of the OR SEE Mrs. Ernestine Forward, secretary.trc;isurer; Dr. SV. Vincent Roberts, a nil ran into the path of Miss iauienoyping ............ C RESIDENT MANAGER chairman, and Mrs. Jane Adrit*tjco, vice chairman. S toiler's vehicle. (Herald Photo) 'Sky Radio Operation Look no further! Here's your best barbecue bargain! Rust -resistant hammered sinl hood, chrome plated Wt. tints and grid. Beaded bowl won't burn out ... American-mad, motor Is U.!1. listed. Red and silver. Flawless -- ii S . _____ lOtOIflhtlC .4.• 11. • sLUpoonuik II Si'29" Tong tad.pe?..k sli*., IS' cut, adjust cutting hsl$btLI4$aug. ... • -. rl .'j1 . deubiZhh.atthtekui, . ... • Aero-Jet Ian . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 16, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 16, 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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YOUNG MAN'S * - - FANCY... • • • - - oAIL.AWN MAPTIST 14$ country Club *o4 Pulse Rev. I T. *&nstt I1 I. 44 5u ay Select Worship Civvies - 11:11 a. a. Training Union -Sill P. a. Evsslag worship - 1:55 p. a. We" Pray., S.,,. - 755 p. a. 'I _._ o _____ CHURCH OP CMIII? 2P.l ..._ I 1:24-32 1:16.23 Wainasday II CO$.W$sIOe. 7hur,doy I Ti' Colosslon, 3:1-5 &14.1$ .L..•t__± _______ ___ FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees of Sanford 5 t _______ .• + OHACI MIT*ODZ1T ChOICE - I Oaira Ks., at WoodIaaj Awe. 11ev. isIs U. Mires Jr., Put., Choral School - 9:4$ a. a. lm*tag WmnkLP.... 1115 & a. 5:15 p. a. 207 biuc. I AND STAFF BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS,INC. *01 W. lit, St., 5i*fOI'd i THE AMERICAN OIL CO. L Stnlcklai'd A. DTJDA & SONS, INC. sisvi, Mr. IMrs. M. BAPTIST Antloek Baptist ChiITsh, owes. Central Baptist Chunk, 1511 Oak Lv.. Chuliesta Virus kaptist Chick Chuiasla 115,1st Mlssl.e 1*1st Ipniags Baptist *aral. 155 S4haaa II Wins MspI$st Church, Ill Park Ave. PidalIp 115*1st CIV.I 51 LlSaon.ls lpr1a hi. 455, LIlamoass Ipriags Whet hapivat Chisel it Dehery P1,51 BeptIsi Church of Qeuna I'irst Church . Lab. Mary Wires hapuas lapiN Chisel St Lake Hoar.. Pint hapilsi Chisel SI ' Chisel I liaat WireS h.piIi* Church of o,isd. Win hapiheS Clutch of ha 5p 11,15 tick Miseleuly Iaptja Chunk, *15* V. *31.1 Si. Pereel City haptl.t Chunk Psunt1n Read Rapist Church, o,u. J.rdaa Mlsiboaa,y Baptist Chisel, liii V. Vtrii . Lays haulksra Baptist Miesl.a, Chulu.la MiNiiaary lapliat Church *581 14. Is us MsZa Mississ lutist Church Osk Mlii 14. - MornIng GIsry Beplist Clutch, Genera hwy. ML Olive Mhulo.ary Implies Church, Ms • -• __ ___ - . I I Lagd* Sittings Ad, 1AagvoOd New Bethel Missisnary ia$$a' Chisel, III 5%. 1 Hickory Ave NOW MS. Caivsry Mlastesary lapliss 1*51 V. Sew Salem PnialUrs haIes Clank, 1151 W. 1511 ,. Row Ml. 5Is Sep1l Church. Uls Pear Lv. Cakiawa hapeist Church, IHi W. $1111. OsleeC aulisi Church Plaesre. lapilsi Chink 11$ V. Os., RI. Prairie LOU haplhii Church. *141, Rd., Pens Park Pregns Mles*.aary haptlat Chinch, Midway bssoal 5111.1 Mhiileassy lipilas Ckussl. West Sanford liaIsad Baptist Church, 201$ Wiss.h Ave. II. J55ss Msuwaary Isytiss Church $15. Rd. 411 Oei II. Pail Hiulisary lapilel Chinsi, in Matthews Mhak*up 111551 Chunk CIUS* *,Ikt It. Jeka'e KtWssiep lust.. Clunk, US CiPr It. Tespi. hapibs causes, P.2. atas U., Altanists e.nia_.s .14I K*saleua,p Iapis Chisel, 416 21s lL.a--Chunk. 11.1 0.a.a. ass. 1110041 _______ --• -- - I I I Chink .1 II. Nativity, L1. Mary WWI$ CkWd6 118 Oak KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W- lot ft, ftisford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING Co. J. IL Cameron and Staff AV% Altamonte Aeooasloa Lulbsras duel. Oveibeesk Dr. Cassilberry (load Slephsri Unit" Lethera., 2111114 . Lutheran Chores it the Radiuss, lea V. $5 P15.5 - 1IT1AJS P2nd Christina ChirsI, tsi s, Seafeid Ave Masalal Ihira. Chuck, Lairuisa .. Hall, Pysiris Laks, tin Park 55. Lakes tItksraa Church, RI. ill Slavia CO)IGI.IOATLONAE.. Csugrsgatlonai Christian Church 241* Park Ave. Nirilsud. Chtislias Chorsl, Florida Maven Os., *alIiaal CMUICII OP ChIll? Chuck of Chris, 11*3 1. Park An. Chinch of Christ, Oeas,s Church it Christ. LoIs Mary Church it Christ. Laonwee Church .1 ChrIst. Pests cutlam or 4101111 ditch 51 & Ullk.,y Church ii Oil, ItSi I. Pre..h Church of 0.1. Ovisd of Gil .., .. _!!'- - An walaw P.S SinS L DShsry Ave.. liteiuits. ChrIst 1$uI5J5* Clash, LisiwesI All Salits Ipiseepal, hsts,pru IISTEODIIT marmots Memorial 'M.1bMti Church, I. DeWy Ave., hnlwpdss liar 1*1. Mithodisi Clank 1.11.1 LU.E. Churc h. Casass Ro!gtL. Cuseltorry ComassIly MS*h.dlai Clunk, hwy. IT-$$ I Piney Mugs $4. Ca.eelbsnvv Dump Ouaa*ab Mstkedl* Chaish V. Mighisads, Dshsry Christ Msthidist Chunk _____ - Park X#4MNk4 AM Wadsyas Mesh.dha, ii. dl . ... A.W.R. 5 Se. U Cypress W. : .14i ---.---.• - ,~ ~ L • - - - - - : - aiauorg Kisslial *sthsdM . Vagary IAIawia. P i ,t Clink of ks Rasersa., V. lad at mug to Per. Park Chisel .1 he Xsan.., OSris. II.. Pera Park lake Mary Church it Ski Maasr.s. - PlU*ITIRIAU 14ad PusS MsIhsdI.t Chinch, 415 Park Ave. Viral Methodist Clutch of OvisI. Pint loather. Mithedhm Church 1401 Saatind Ave. lies M.tlodIai Claret. Iii V. aLa. 5%.. GSS* USik011s. C1 Qs.er Unee Methodist Church, Oi.zs U. Grant Ctsp.1 A.*.L Chinch, Ow ted. Oskgrove Methodist 04406a HOLISdatat at 49% Church, O,&.d. Chaeft Cammsahtp Pni551s.iaa Chisel, 1015 Mary Pint Prsshs$*uaa Chsisl, Oak s.ee. Pirsi Pnckyttas Chinch .1 DeWy, Z. Highland Presbyterian Chink Of Thi Cunsaaa ana a. Od$S Ii. AeAr.w ' Mks had Ups& Cemaualty Prssb,s.etan Clutch, USMI. 14. Westalast., Presbyteiiaa Clench, M.well &Who AL 4346 O"Gdbft" - - ------- -- - . 1 - ____. - -- . - - - - ---.--- • . . . L L I I • . - • e theater, Th Jean term tilt, newly oft Broadway, has five roles-three men and two weearly 20s to mid-30s. All In. terested people are urged to attend auditions. A general membership meeting will pre. cede the auditions, beginning I I . . . .. . . . . - I - - I •• -. - - . , ' "SEAWALL SUI'ERI: front development prt to rest on while "sups says, "For Seawall Su era appeared at the in Jernigan. direction of I 77 % . ,•. - . .- ENI)ENT-4" watching the growth of the lake. It now have the convenience of bleacher seats tending" the operations. Sign on the bleachers rintendents, Courtesy City of Sanford." Bleachgation of City Manager W. E. Knowles and Jim Lakefront' Lights eq uest " C*t lo consideration of * project to install street lights all th e won't be able to either unless you go to the way along the lakefront from the 1.1 interchange east to polls tomorrow, . . . M.IlnnviIl, Avenue. . The joint re quest of the two you can't rote In Tuesday's bodies will be presented by ff j an official Demo. Kenneth McIntosh and will be in three parts. cratle primary election. Remember, you Republicans, S ets have been erected on the lakefront to take care of all the seawall superintend. city put up the bleachers to handle the big crmids. Very • good. I Is sm issed Di Circuit Judge Roger Dykes Dr. John F. Darby's home discharged in the Sanforil home at 132.1 E. 24th Street Plaza case and ruled that all has been nominated (to us) leases be assigned to the new for "Garden of the Year" owners. award. A caller says it is The new owners are William bursting with color. Is beauti- Sullivan and Henry Dowd, ul and artistically arranged. trustees for a group of Ins a • S vestor,, who purchased the Rumors that Florida State Sanford Plaza In a public ails Theatres, operators of the April 5 for 11.2 million. - - CO. Receivership Friday ordered the receiver I '~ ' 0 fp Ritz Theater In Sanford, were The new manalrement an. planning a new movie house nounced plans today to open, have been squelched by the in the near future, * travel head office. Harvey Garland. agency and international gift vice president in charge of shop in the Plaza. The gift operations, says 'We have shop will feature a wide range talked * lot about a new of Scandinavian handcrafts theater in Sanford, but as far and Greek and Neat East Ia. &i I know there Is non* plan- ports. The new owners also an. nod now." It will be a big day for Sanford when a now the.- nounced negotiations are in ter Is built, process with a cafeteria chain _____________________ and in regard to the fisaiblllty of a movie theate r In the - Herald Index Area deaths ................2 Plaza. As an Introduction, the manBridge ..............-....., agement plans to give one of Classified ads .. .. - .... of the Sanford - ... 4A the Comics •, Crossword Dear Abby ......... Editorial page ......,..... . ) C Entertainment ,, Plaza a weekend for two in $ Nassau. Details will be an- nounced soon about this isro$ motion. Other gift trips also Horoscope ........,..... 4A are plan ned to Promote th e Society ................, 10-li Plaza. The new owners also plan an its .................... .... ....... TV ......................... 9 On y . : man, Jtonert S. UIUblmer vs. open house at an early date. ocratic Executive Committee. woman. Mrs. Kathleen Heycolds vs. Mrs. Shelia 0. Ho. beets. Here are polling places for 33 precincts in Seminole Cowi. ty in Tuesday's primary dcc' i lion. Polling booths will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. First portion will ask that Street to 18th Stre Voting will be by machine. -et; .000 lumen mercury vapor Continuation of public hear- I. Portable-Sanford Junior hts be instilled from Mel. High School. ing of Nov. ii on request t, nville Avenue west to the Ly limit,, with 7,01)0 lumen *hts on around the lake to 2 interchange, on the southly side of the highway. In conjunction with this, , art two) H°ard of Cony 2. Wilson School. Paola. Jeno i'aulucci to close an alley 3. Portable-SW corner Ccl' on his property; request to cry and SipesAcnucs. do,, and vitals north-south 4. Town flail, Altamonte alley between iota E and F. Springs. 1 ew Park. 3. T0%fl Hall, Oviedo. Also on the agentla a a re S. Community house, Cs. quest of the ARC Ambulant Ambulance neva. mmissioners will be asked 8,i",'lte for a franchise to op. 7. Community louse, Chuchange priority on the luota. ending of $.)0(J in federal eratein the city. ending nil. fremn SR 4*1 to the lake. nt drive. C Third part of the prnject 11 be to a%k the city In pur. e the Jarrell property at ' . • . - 1 N. , -( • .: • allow sale at 24th commissioner, eet and French Avenue; McKibbin Jr., to to Mrs. Clifford ,' . ' I.. It: - -. .- . ' - - . I'°I , ' . - 1 \,,J I P0 -- -r - - • . i'': -; '- - . -.. ' - - ''-•-- . -.. • • - , . - - - :. ........ FRIENDLY FOES' took time out at the Seminole County Sportmats'g Association steak fry to pole for The Herald photographer. Bob Parker (left) seeks to unseat Incumbent Lee Gary from the County Commis. primary awn In Tuesday's Democratic election. -. • Police Stakeou Nets 2 t Suspects D emo Women Will Install New Officers • stakeout early $i cou1tiq.iIne unit. IN t'tused, re.sed rows. The me. w daproved effective wtfei ebütyjp d'hJ' iuspicl'ons to arsested 'It l:oZ a. a, re - men were taken into custody the police. 1ia' was armed akes an. by Sanford police after break. Penney's and Eckerd Drug rested, although he bad on ing through the roof and en. Store were recent victims at opportunity to draw his pistol. tering the Liggett Rexall Drug burglaries in which the thieves lie also has been charged with Mrs. Sheila Roberts, presi- Store In Pinecrest Shopping entered the store through the carrying a concealed wea pon roof near the air conditioning and possession of burglary dent, today announced installs. Center. lion of new officers of the Arrested and charged with units. tools. Democratic Woman's Club of breaking and entering, among In view of the previous bur- A pistol was later recovered Seminole County will be held other crimes, were Leon I'., glarles, the police staked out from the yard at 2703 Druid at 12:30 p. rn Saturday at, Powe, 50, of Miami, and Wit, both shopping centers over the Drive, and i believed to have 11am Spencer hays, about 33, weekend. Mayfair County Club. been thrown there by Pows Mrs. Ella l)ellcrard, of Dc- of St Petersburg. hays also About 1221) a. rn Sunday just before he was arrested. Land, president of the Florida is known as Robert Oakley morning, Gordon Kellett, ownNo means of transportation Democratic Woman's ('mba, Hayes and Robert Itrandon, er of the Rexall drug store, used by the two men arrested phoned police headquarters was found, leading to pollee will be the Installing officer. • Reservations may be made (Photo on page .1.) and reported noises on the to believe they had accom. by Thursday with Mrs. Arlene ' ' roof. Kellett and l'tlmn. John. pliers who escaped. The police stakeout began ide Parker were stationed Tetenbaum (3fl.331l) or Mrs. in. Assisting the arresting cUte. Friday night in both the line- side the store. After the call, Agnes Weber (838.8885). ers in the capture were Sgt. crest and Sanford Plaza shop- additional police officers were Don Brumley, Ptlmn. bilke ping centers after Penney s nt to the scene, where they Rotunilo, Wally Smith, Bill manager, Charles Robinson. surrounded the store and Smathera and Constable ft. E. reported two men came to his watched the two men on the Carroll. store asking to inspect the air root. Tho twn arrested men were ) I ~ - - -- ' • Finally Probe Launched the n U'fl 'I. mu Ub 11V WhO, AP 411. through the roof and Hays ed at Penney's Friday. dropped inside, only to be met Investigation is continuing by Parker, who was armed In ace it hays and Powe are with a shotgun, lie was 1mm the men who staged the Pen. at the blaze was confined main. however, as she greeted her ly to one room. Ird-wishers, Mrs. Burns diiHarriett said the cause of p layed the gentle charm and the fire Is undetermined and g raclous poise which has under investigation. lie mdiii sad. her one of th e moat p°o. eated there a a possibly of u ar First Ladies ever to oc 3IILDRED BURNS - . .first lady' - Fractured Leg f -_•• ____ - - Tom McDonald - STATE REPRESENTATIVE GROUP 3 - LAKg.SININOLI - COUNTIES 4 - - -- Talmadge Out Nurses Strike - I You Can Vote ' Your Choice " I .,, 11 - ELECT - - -e - '' _; - -.'• '•. - •-. - • -, "., ' -: .. Tl '. .•: . - -, .C'T . , , • ' mediately taken into cuitoly. ney's and Eckerd burglaries, I.I. Joe Hickson then went as well as several others In un- onto the roof where he ar. the Central Florida area. __ lehry, Mrs. Wade Snyder, der investigation today by -------- ----sirs. Robert Bllthimer, Mrs. the Sanford Fire Department I ILarold Kastner, Mrs. Russell and the State Fire Marshal's pincer. Mrs. Ralph Wight office. IIi and Mrs Robert Hancock. The fire at It p.m. ulamag. Mrs. Burns' visit was brief- ed a vacant dwelling to the -r than bad been anticipated extent of an estimated ISrhen she was rushed away to according to F I r e Chief asect a commitment to tape a George N. Usrriett. lie said show. television - . , i ' ro7al blue skirt with a print hloulihan. tour-year-old daughSaniando Springs concession top, featuring a red role de- ter of Sir. and Mrs. James I a rca was broken into Saturday Lt. Laurence David White, sign. With it she wore a green nh an estimated $300 stoles 1009 Grove Manor, Drive, staUoullhaut Jr., curtsied to cummerbund. game machines. The en- tioned at Sanford Naval Air rom First Lady and presented her safe, containing the week's When she arrived at the ti re concession house and Station, suffered a fractured single red a rose. Obv io usly roll checks, was stolen, -. it cker rooms were ransacked, left leg when his motor scoot. Orange Paving and Con.' a crording to Sheriff J. L. lob- er collided with a boat and £ctioa Company, Altamonte b trailer being pulled by a car. Y. -lags, according to SherilIj WASHINGTON (UP) NEW YORK (UP!) - Some Driver of th e car, Kenneth L Hobby. The checks were Ste. Herman Talmadge with- j.w pubic health nurses failed SHORT WEEKEND Gene Clause, VIi-3, SNASJ completed and ready for' diew as a possible candidate ti report to work today as a WASHINGTON (UP) - was charged with failure to iribution. fir governor of Georgia this demonstration of their deter. president Johnson returned to yield right of way In the aceiIso in the safe were check yrsr, saying he had decided r.ivation to obtain the same tise White House today after dent which occurred at the ks for accounts in two area today that he could best serve 20 per cent pay boost obtain- a short weekend at his retrial intersection of Myrtle Avenue As. $670 in cash, and sey- tie long range interests of his ed last week by senior city in Maryland's Catoctin Noun- and Park Drive during a heaI other stems. • r4'e in the C. S. Senate. hospital nurses. Li ins west of Washington. l vy downpour, iken From Safe I / ' H,,i): ..- - - I4 - '-. - In House Blaze - - • - I c upy the governor's mansion arson. Owner of the house is listI, (neighborhood commer. Lady of Florida with a cor- I iis Tallahassee. ed as Robert H. Lefila. I) on the east side of sic of red roses, which comrn' neIi Avenue from 15th ptementetl her costume of a Civic Center, little Tammy CASH STOLEN syroll Checks • •, .. Assisting Mrs. Mekibbin with arrangements for the cotfce and serving as a reception A Sunday eight fire c ommittee were Sirs. James IllS West Third Street is chairman of inge of zoning from R.lA to the fete, presented the First .',.• •. -. - 3. ii - ' i,i., . '. - L ,, 'S r '- - • ' .,: - -.: - -, '. - T 11 ' i a: leased, Mrs. Burns hugged Intl kissed Tummy, - ' - , .'--;,_-. rst Lady Honored Here triangle junction of French By Dottle Austin renue and Seminole Haul.. rotand then to ask the San. Mis-c than 100 supporters, d-Seminole Jaycees to un- both men and women, attend. rtake the pioject of install- ed a coffee at the Sanford a lighted fountain there Civic Center Saturday honor. make * "very attractive' In,Sirs. Mildred Burns, wife of Wa'. Haydon Burns. trance to the city. Mrs. Burns arrived for her lea is to pro. 'The whole brief visit here via helicopter, Is a lighter, beautified ap. landing in Fort Mellon Park sch to the city and the • being conveyed in a 60. w lakefront development car motorcade to the Civic is," McIntosh said. Center. 10d11.M' IS addition to this request, ..• is public hearings are listed (Additional photo on page the agenda for the 8 p.m. -cling at City Hall. They In. • ' ' de hearing on 26 structures As she stepped off the hell' ed for condemnation; re-,copter, accompanied by J. rat for change of liquor ! Dan Wright, Florida industrial £ '•. -'-- West 13th Street. J a y c e e Information Booth, Fourth Street and Group 3, 'rn McDonald vs. French Avenue. William J. Thomas; County Lake Monroe Scout Commissioner, District No. 4, It. L. Gary vs. Rubert E. English Estates School. (Bob) Parker; State Demo. Mayfair Country Club recreation. Bleachers have been filled all week. ndfill begun at 4:30 p.m. Friday. 1. Bear Lake. Casseiberry Woman's Joe Boyd vs. Jerry W. Car. ter; member of the State [l o u se of Representatives, (Herald Photo) high." • gL ' . vfle.I for roe development committee for "Don't blame m Prlaaa'y Chat, rslesr..3 Adult Choir rsksarssl 1:05 Ws4. Jr. CIj nksas.$ $41 ML S&4 - us Lounge, 17, Seen - . Gym . ..,.. k.. Lt ,iiJ 'I4U5 uy Upsala Church Educa. method is 5 p.m. today. tlonal Building. The race for the Democratic Church of the Nazarene nomination for - governor be. Educational Building, 115 S. tween Haydon Burns and Ho. French Avenue. bert King High has stirred Portable - 25th Street more interest in the runoff and Grandview Avenue. campaign than for the first Prairie Lake Legios Primary, political observers Hall. said. The appearance here of 24. p2 Courtney Boat Works, High and Mrs. Burns has in. l7 creased interest also, they 23, Community House, Aita. said. In addition to the governor's 26. Lake Mary Tire House. race, voters also will vote on zr. Sanford Municipal Stenominees for Ilorkia Public dium. Service Commission, Group ?, 2$. home Food Service, 401 , *. 5 ceiui - •. -. C. r _ City Commission tonight will hear a request from the . . • Don't blame me Ivoted for Seminole County Chamber of Commerce and the Lake Mon. Burn.." ?vssdayi Army, MI . -. at 7 p. m. - assess. $54 $,,g Ave. •- - Turnout - tee in the first primary. . -- Robert Co, Petree; State Dem. PaZanYTERIAN CHC CAUELBE1AY Pt. 415 Last at Ismiaal.Pta. l. Lucas P. GrU. -psst.r Clunk School I;3S A. M. Morning Worship - 11:Se a. a, Jialsy III I s.s, hail MIsItag. 0:55 V. a Saatotl LU1*SS Clutch, Salvation, . cratle Executive Committee. - I. Park ave. Sanford Ciagrsgnt*,a .11 41 Jshevah'a Wit. I -: , wzsi CIOIChU Allis's LU.L Church. OUTS * 1.5*1 Chinch it Gel Is Christ. OvIsd. chulu.ia Conasaisy Ckur..h Chink 51 Gel Of Prsples, 3557 Ii Ave. Chick it 054 Hub., laisep,ia Church at Jests Christ it Letter i.t.t., $111 Park Ave. Community Ch.ap.l, Mia*.its Ipriag, *UIiI5 Octhsdss Claret. It. .*.s. dry. islam Chapel, Hwy. l7.$2. Pen Park • CsagtegsUea 151.1 Zsr. Migialls chafth at Chs1l, hlagdsm Mail .1 .lshsvah'. 10*. *is,ei VaR, 111$ V. Third V. linac Penleco.ta Church ls.gw..d Pull OusPSI TabSIaacie 5155•1 Country Club Mt. Hollies. CISraS 0k Ml Ad. O slo Usl ees Piuete Aseanl .1 Gel, 2211 * au VISO . Richard," second pro. duetlon of the Roundaflers, • Seminole County munity, PI.la$TTll2AIS $775 leaSh Ortaad. Ott,. ?ltosa U. Mskl Pastor Worship $15 & a. ch.k $.h..1. 11:55 ,, NATURAL F .t -Puce 14 persons have voted absentee. cultural Center. Only 154 persons voted absen. 19 Seminole High School the Sanford Women's Club for seventh I II. c k sick . • - rncnn; czouay, mowers Inru Tuesday. n mills Bruce, supervisor of Club. elections, said today that 34 II Seminole County Agri "Poor Pioneer Viiiow.hIp $:55 V. M. 55*1st *1 tsUswshlp 5:55 p.a, _____ Lvi.. Lilamsat. SprilU laat.rd Sevs* th.day £4,e*t --- . . 1. ..Aaddn$ will be 1110M Mon- I 01 - 1~. , 11 £_____ It. Mati. A.M.L ditch 5%. It. 411 Ostsis 51. MIth1si C sill 0,1555 Ad. Zateipnl.• .e . Mrs. Catherine N. Ray, as aistant cashier, Sanford At. inntic National Bank, has been elected to the Board of Dir. actors of the East Central )'orida Chapter of the Nation. ai Association of Bank AudiO lore and Comptrollers. UY*ETE DAT DYSISrIlT 70,55* Lake $ereath.day L5v.at ckorek, H7. J'StISi City aevsatI-iay Adventist duel, Mafllaad at Pails _______ - Holy CM" Horsiag Wsrsklp - 5:21 aa, Clank $ik..I - 5:U A. a, I.sa*sa Moot - 15:41 a. MotLsg Worship - 11:55 a. a. Clank SchoolMIardall C*ap.l - 1:55 p. WINN DIXIE s'ro and Employsea Facts • _____ -_'Z~_ Jah Fast" . Roman Cl*ISIII a, $h, Chalarla IS. Las's Oa*k.hI. Chereb. P.reklsg Dshsry It. Mary Magdalena Cat*.lt. Chisel. Mali. -- / Ave. SS 04 St. so' Joh STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. sad Stiff lots already cast. Mrs. Ca. . . ~ snan PRR8BTTzaIAX STATE FARM 31pj_ Companies Irving L "rror . 1. . I 1t I Presbyterian Kentucky Don Hawkins, Man&M WIL$ON.EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wllso and Staff I . .1. L. D PLANTE OVISdOc FlOildA 1. I : . • t. - . ,---' ' the Democratic primary. wood. A indication of treater In. 13. Sanford Civic Center. terest In the second primary 16. Florida Power Employ- lathe number of absentee bal. !7r (4 • Th e ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Roe. I Wllka Bowman I Employees Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Mt. lisa Missionary hapti.e, Slpss Ave, . AU 5444 • I . cots on the marina project. COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberirlan PMucts, I= Herold Mama and ZM*yeo C. L. Robbuon and Staff PUBUX MARKETS MW Employees viri -- .. . . STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenatroon an.d Staff - .. They are Betty Sandifer Wat. rous and Kay Sandifer. C • SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Uowardil.HodgwaadStaff 3, C. PENNEY COMPANY Hwy. 17-92, Sanford IIARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 205 W. 25th 8t aford FLORIDA STATE BANK - r HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappe wW Employees HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC., GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford • NELSON & CO., INC. oiscI,, 1.o.ri FIRESTONE STORES Bob McGuire and Staff CHELSEA TITLE AND I HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. 5ff . . tog Virginia Tech. Two daugh. And Directory Page Possible CARRAWAY & McKJJIIN CELERY CITY' PRINTING CO.. INC. ~ r Taadsi Rw,ia - GREGORY LUMBER - Maids Ramson The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice - . v PIll? UTMODhIT 41$ Park ave. *.v. *stort U. Jeaklae. Pulse M.nlag W.rshlp - 5:55 A. a. Sunday School 5:41 a. M. Morning Worship - 1555 a. n MY? Miitiags - 1:10 P. a. IitItm.dlsis, Seals,) hvsslag Worship - 7:11 P. a. ___ _____ 1, I Methodist _______ SCIENTIST ill Sass 1..o.4 aunday Sinvins Sasid*j akooi 11:55 a. a. lubJscts "Soul ad Body" Wsdn.,dsy •srvse. . s:se p. a. flooding Rooms III W. I'in,t WisIdSySs 10:50 ..a......4:55 pa, ' 511,1.8 V. Gains pselep Sastsy labial -5:11 A. U. Worship lsrvt.i - 15:55 a. a. MIaSsnisrtes sa4 itiessey a. Christian Science Will? LUTRIZAJI CUUIC* TUE UDIEMEI is w. sin P1*.. 'fl. chin* at the Lutheran, Jior" and ?' 'Thin th• i . I . - Voter A larger turnout of Seminole I. Slovak Gard ens Commun. belle,, bin, to be the aest County voters is anticipated ity House. Democratic Pr'. P. Reynolds Am erican Sen. vice Station, Forest City. ;with Approximately 53 per only a.. I. the race cent Lake Mary Elementary g.e,asu'ai esperince. of the 1e,324 registered Demo. School. W. ales are ceuviaced be crate are expected to sole to 221 Ellsworth Street, Al. wWboa gftd .aatoto.. better the May 3 primary tamont Springs. with Muck N. Clevela nd Jr., turnout of 46.4 per cent. 12, Forest City Shopping reaaleg UOSWd for the A 53 per cent turnout will Center, Forest City. Muse, mean that about •,000 wi ll 13. Portable - adjacent I. sire sad 'sti landay, cast ba llots Tuesday. Republi. North Orlando Town Hall. And vote for OUR qavor. cam are not eligible to vote 14, Lyman School, Long- TOM McDONALD' Candy Large caviss, be haw" to be from r e.uy but because w re ters of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sandifer have made the hon. or roll at Trevecca Nazarene College in Nashville, Teno. - Xuesrp mon to be shared ta flhetkaaa sup .1 Be rh. knows 'whether this 'new-been affection wIfl last -or, Indied, 'whether It should? Wher áaract.r and conviction are fanned, there the foundations of ms love are fashioned. Perhaps th.a Lb. O*urch make. a more significant ionLribuUo to r mance than Lb. warm 'rss. of May. Ye. with the helP if lbo been, and the support of lbo e.iswiIty, thu øimth to 'iInI$ i hides and grooms of vms ., . ,I.e th.( th.. e1v to ass, another, and to God. ____ 05 cu*iae PLOLA CHURCH (Sill) Usaa.al, Ivangi. EllIwsy IS Viii lilt class hI:is & Ilorniag Worship 12*55 a. a. Warship - s:e. p bible C15Uh5 V.4. - Till p. a. _-_ 3 aft Orange stme Sunday lckssl - 15:05 a. a. MorsIn Woiskip - iltii a. a,, 1un45$1v1115g1:$ip,a, Wed. Ellis Study - 1:0 V. a. Conquerors U.sUs Prlday 1*35 p. Uorsl.i Worekip - 5:15 a. a. NWOOS Worship -21:44 & M. But thu MoraIa Worship - lisle a. a. Evening Worship - 1:11 p. a, 1111. CIa.. V.4. 7*55 p. a. JOIWAJI Mi.U1O$A*T BAPTIST CHUICII , Wa. i 1ssleu - Valise Isadsy label -1456 Morning Worship - 114 hIs p a. Evulag Worship Wsdas.day Prayer site p. a. lorvies 'W$1COM*" - It / ,- i: appeal Bruce N. Harrod of Sanford b..a named the dean's Will? PlUT*.....AL C*UEC* OF WWIWOOD . . . and 'Papama Party." Interim MAlT Morris lily -hvugsllse Mists 1* Imki War7 Pits MIII hills Class -Ill a. a. vsal. Worship ________ Wad. hvs.1a wvtoo fill I. S . " and a q1rVa too P CUllS? Calls - IsIS P. a. • D e.., e.i ens,sa, . ________ __ Psst.r _________- 1*11 p. a. - '-. . %'l p. Wsd.PrsyiiSsr,issts$Sp.a. her l. A. HamIlton ' . I list at the college of engineer. ' lb. es4 asla4 at p1 10 thumb I MI'ISIPUIWIilIL1I4SUY. 410ime" $ ' . . a. risac*ui BAPTIST '. . EEs 1W on driii abe. (3) PIe She abs u(clia**y*4aMla (l)Ywihsabeofth.Ckonh ___ 4.. .. - wetwo.1180p.m. I .. IuII huI!T.,skl 11:40 a. 11. •e P. a. lie 'Hsralg it Truth" $ p. a. ?V'.'? i4 1*1*. Cl - N a a. 1*35 a. Bible Cues 1*35 P a. each" I 'lIon s.a4 rsuoa why iei .k.L Ste" . p a. - list a.. Sunday liii . ' Ts a. a. - iIili hs.Wlie •:$Ia. a. - Paallp hitii I1*Na.a,.... .. - ______ D. lipee, n. a.,. . U I.a ab.. diiItoiia esIasp.Wjshs OF TUB UAZAAUI 224 11L $1 sehsot - 5:45 & U. IOf$InLWM5IIP_- S5.4 $. a. 9. me vamsollsus isntss is service(Wst) - 1:11 P. a, Third Sunday $Laisp&rallos IN P. a, tit i. parkL,s. at Ia..s.r us Its a Pill? cau*c* Sunday Iii • a. _____ P.4iUIU FL ' - its. a. . itr.aaaatss 1s11y - $IzU a. a. 1*0 P a V.? IL is.. - 5:55 a. 'IL t. , - a r werably Is azarene ' The N. term out In large sumbers Stripers are sponsoring two films at Mov inland Drive In Tuesday with Proceeds to go toward turn. ishing and equipping a room of the new wing at Seminole Memorial Hospital. The mov. lea are "tea Side Swingers" The urday reui 1-16 0 I ?jrrath 1 Caw .. , . . Vince 'flt.s a. a lekul a, rb r.?'1 cam we In s . crossing signals ci eewly.wld. esters. 3I going east. Si order to win, Mr. Me. Donald will V Coniratulatloss, to Atlantic majef ty IN his bass Coast Uae ' for cleaning up its lots in downtownSanford. •. a, Itf ] .. •s i Iiie cis.ty IN *15. Lake CeaaIy has 22,liP SS registe d Demouats Si IS,. Cement Islands are 524 In Seminole Ceonty. built around the railroad That Is S margin Of 3,565 liv. Da&rward U. *tskt. I. 7heNfleof America" . M M coftese Mr. MeDea,iZ the tint Knowles. Pill? SOV?Xl*1I 0 1 VOL. 58 NO. 106 -UPI Led Wire - Established 1908 -MONDAY, MAY 23, 1966 -SANFORD,'LORIDA hi '1P$ rival by M1st S Clank Sliest. Z.onsw.s4 eu Oak Lvsaau Is11a1 Wif1h - Southern Methodist • w,j' •• }S 111 111 41 1111 ofl the St.Johns Rj',r a 1w (7 11 Ube County in Ift first 7bAbmA4 AU you people with boats t1e to the igislaIyp. don't fret. There Is going to be a PC of mvilt : thgWatr. charge, In the new marina, McDonald mast ran I. both says City Manager P e t Lake and sinoi casa. -. $ Cisuaca W.ass's Clak hifiglap Robert 4 ,1 Episcopal :: ITli B. 1 lion$ May 30. 11, ft by S.ptlsi Vw. .1.4J'.,h.r5 ' - azais ?rsLsl.p - ?;U p. a. - .I- , pa. . ,gcr c.r. siti sad hi. BzacIPIas or CUES? L is, wt*..r ,51Prt: uufeL,f setses. a. '5*415. a. Wee wp,_ ise,siaa w.ntij sizes a a. Teen gem *.s1s Sirv. i') isti s. jyr WOSS. on a= AvsSsus gai Ic..i _Ts a. a. WI1U?. 1• A. .Aub1y Of God sekás nr PEOPUCT o Oslo 26 an. a AL nedess - now ,slTT P. T. * •S.__ P a. '" aiuu.y pHmaand Once again ____________ L!k riare .6 Democrat to Republican or vice ?CHI izotil after thu Nov. caa cutno rtn Paso? ppipp cn,ug Lee. ppp "it me ,(low) I (Wad) slearlse ..ISea p I ) ' * 'J r" Alliance 'Ill-i Methodist . __ r:la me endidaty of ~ Church of God ~ Vote For ~, a ' You can't officially change __ 1' Week .. . 1' F`, . . 1 ~ .-. ~ ! . Seminole County Editorial Comment ... For Frie Transportation To Polls Call - 322-4664 IPAID POLITiCAl. ADVIATISIMINTI Do So Tuesday... VOTE -- -- - .1 *, . - - �I - 0 :~~~7_.~_",.~._~;~-~'.%~--C_-~,L_ -';~'i r A i~I _________________ I - - - ~ . :, I .7 . . ~ -.~'- - .* -.~ !'. '~L C . 0 L , ' : ~'~ 0 __ 'O I I 1 0 0 I I. 0 _ :' . • uS ft Baday m14red a ______ thU. _SI! In' ctith ream s u $SSth kSIPS ' siSil 1 fUtile Sit tb• IliIbtir• uI 2% Ticums Were wellm and their hallisk in 1 I~ .. Nam ci .,. . •__ _____ _ I Cld• of appro*Iniatily TAX 10? VOTE FOR ROBERT KING HIGH wi aeucopmw . (P.S. £ u,. FOR GOVERNOR - Paid Per 5 h-ruse!. C.usIV High hr .v. Ce...) • Putunsat to the provisions of Chapter Legal Notice 101.41, hereby mad. of the sample ballot concerning J'Iorlda Statutes IN?. publication Is 0 -• (UPI) - (Hirald Photo) • . co4m 1 MAUU ____________________________________ SAMPLE BALLOT 11 IsAA_ ructIons to Voters her home. Wife of• Projects OFFICIAL PALLOT Ism, ab. bad llveSa nford oming here from Palatka. She was born In Mt. Lobasm July 17, 1M. She I An article said, ^The was a member of All louis , coo. our I IR CIITAIII 11W lilT N I *rod to the Church and of the. Catholic tI$ church's Catholic Women's YIV1I&UIT*U Utah. in till soya nine Florida counties will ,rt. to TI US$1111 their work, gt MAW ____ I' t, • f grass and projection participate In a I.. ,.11,,. Survivors are a daughter t bfir adMiss Madaline of L. -. of them. The fighting brought program designed to add A p vantages of employment training Sanfor TI1LV1?J sou WlWarn Z. projects to the USto 207 the number of VIII Cong currinlem Sanford; a niece, fyft )(:flem, of People cUflICVIten, miles north of here ditlonal school financed proj. t raining center for production Mrs. Milton Sciastaman, of Si. I excel only in The federal y and two Bellhews, In the air war, U. S. Navy acts will give schools sos. i graphic teaching materials. ' like, certain. aucer, of Jackson. and Air Force PUOIS flow 49 Imaginative of ovie. In just any n 5I norma STATE ment f°et station. a 9041 mom they are aim 8Unday, do. existing Dods $IQtoayal.. Funeral Horn. told to do.,. The So. thson based, IM boulbas t5O lfl out top an. ChristianASK types f In.seiv1*g. charge of arrangements. strosl$ Co VIst n . but In technical For Gov.mor headquarters The projects range from a teacher II f ields they are selected by bolds, and speech arts to ha. filihaborough progrscn in $9l,7U to ap titude, and hence, di. 'iii. ancient Mesopotamlan qua" Ngai, 32 mtie DOZIb In eiiIA1 prove enunciation In Browsed augment school services by op. civilization has given civilized of . worIC (VNfyOrii) County to operation of a sum. crating, a 1O.msenber team of man such things u the *hall, have freedom because that 4 center for Sarasota born. economist., a me, anile resource would lead to ind.p.nd.nt fr/tog the true arch, razors, American Indians made counselor,, group testing spa. pans, bsrpss and astrological th lnklflhOPe and 1delre. 11111111111111111111111111111111111 1 crude beer long before the at. and hfaaat.s students, = to to r idea Of th.'atat.'s $2 million fed. clalists and a aocisl worker. charts. rival of the white man. that lndlvTduals must be era! allocation for th. current $.zasota $125,415 to plan __ controlled for the good of STATE the state. Understanding Funeral Ndtk4. 'Ind rar , ", 1 is -0 irootuP4 av oducadon a sm this sinxle factor In their eariainsm cent,or On At fWarb 11fralk Jects &ocoust for 101,M, Tl& p P C61"1911801011110111 system tells us why they ftbileb" Delay Mforll Mo. *is.a.nw. ma.. a * I I NT with $15 mUllen still avail, the heals of surveys cam. cannot have freedom In apdaj, Funeral Mace Florida Public S.ivk. Commission other phases of lit, and Published IatMa, Mrs. JamUey Mary KaU.m. able. The deadline for pro. munity needs and operate a ••, •rm45a5 C*iIi*a. Sp why to r ess u.ir is state 4 Sun. p0..,. Is Wuu,u.y. Sanford. who £1 4 77, of summer atm.. Center for 151 Saaf.5 N.ISI4. ova W I,,,. I controlled. are hers to dar, will b. at 1$ a. a. Wil. Iii N.. 5..I..d, sum you cause this I. ,*day .6t All Scull CatboUe Among counties scheduled to acts and Itanat.. students. participate area the workwe like, Which Volusis $3,408 grant IS see..g dais ?seIsa, Pall ('1St, tsr On,) adds up to great satisfac. 1ti.us : Brevard A $27,700 grant study $ three-county ares's of Peals'S, will be In All Soule Cemetery. lion for y.olus out. Itosar; will be recited at for development of plans for a needs and resources In order 5.5isilp standing values! MASON'S Sale. y s. rue. combined planetarium, obeer,. to plan supplementary 'dues. a. Tuesday at JEEP SALES, INC 600 500 Funeral we.h .15 i'.a use L. 2nd St.. Pit. 122.0.22. aWry and exhibition hell. tionat center, and services. ;:L e. LEGISLATIVE E t. It 0111 W" IM Wddh Knowing PIIMAY iininrnvrr I r ms . 1 DEMOCRATIC • •' - - SUCTION C.vnty Fledde 1w May 24. INC . :, S • 111 . I11 . I . Seminole County, Florida on Tuesday, May 24, 19ft CAMILLA D. BRUCE. Supervisor of Registration Ssedub C,vulty, Florida Wallets lifted so CUI. d; , 0 - ----. . I, G*Ivo .WIN - . I 1- I .L Up . I . IL - 0 Fighting ho temple, the building itself of the battle died away to at. fired little damage. most nothing, although a gre. ned@ burst or the staccato SLITS SEfl OPT ripple of a flurry of gunfire ViOLENCE WAVE could stilt be heard from time SAIGON (UPI) The kill. to time. Ing of a Vietnamese soldier by ,last ca1Ues of fired from a U. S. the battle were three news- military gasoline truck.appar. men who were slightly injur. ently by It, Vietnamese drtved by a grenade a, they left er-set off a wave of and. the pagoda Sunday night. American vince here today. PTIMN. JOHNNIE PARKER and two captured suspects. William hays (center) and Leon E. Powe. (Story on page one.) (Herald Photo) - may not be needed. "1 would rather have these While emphasizing he did problems than problems thAt not want to 'cmate any false come when unemployment Is Impressions" in advance of high and incomes tow," a decision on raising taxes, Observing that the public Johnson told a news confer. "usually feels we should get cutee the coat of living record a better price for the things in the United States was we sell and have a lower "far superior" to that of any major industrial country. _.._.__. ---.-..an. ,•,_ Admissions B. Hrltt, Charles Gibson, San- Us Fort, Sanford; ford; James J. Davis, Do. Bridges, Deltona. at around $4 billion, compared ployment. Johnson also announced to last January's estimate of that larger than anticipated $84 billie.. revenues for the current fis- Johnson said he was proud cal year ending June 30 are of this proeeet because It ii. expected to produce a budget fleets tower over-all govern. deficit some $2.4 billion less ment coats in the face of than forecast earlier. higher expenditure, for as He said estimates now put Vietnam war, SHEILA ROBERTS CANDIDATE FOR F DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEEWOMAN + W . , FOR IPPICTIVI LEADIRSHIP Proof: Reelected President Democratic Woman's PCI OUT IIPUUNTAT1ON :, club. Proof: 1966 Florida Chairman, Campaign Conference, National Democratic Committee, Washington, D.C. 10 FOR INUUTIC ABILITY Proof: 500'/. increase In membership of Seminole County Dome. cratic Woman's Club under her leadership, PCI DIMOCIAT1C MOTIVATION Proof: 1166 Recipient of Distinguished Service Award of Semi. note County Democratic Association, Divorce MAY It, IN a 11 M157 - price for the things we buy," expenditures at abed $1511 the Chief Executive attribut- billion, give or tuke few ed inflationary price rises to hundred mlflioe, and revenues the scarcity of labor and at about $102.5 billies or pee. commodities which accompan- sibly e bit more. ie. the approach to full em- This would put the deficit Vote for n, lies ----------------. - - Ross Calhoun, member of Loyal Order of Moose, SanMAY $, ISM Emory Gen, Jolts Mettla. Bary; William Gauthier. Sts--ford Lodge 1151. was guest ger Morgan Jr., Louis Mikiell, yen D. Schoonover. Carolyn' speaker for the Women of the Admissions Norine Marlon. Rudolph W. Lewis Williams, Judy Bennett, Clifford. Lake Mary; Iva Csr. Moose Chapter NIght. Calhoun spoke of "1,1cm. Ruprecht, K a r a a Rebecca Patricia Perkins, Edgar Zu. um, Longwonti. Baggs, James B. McClure. gene Holt,, Laurence Whit., bership: Retaining the Old MAT David ( Sf(l,n'. Ch..I.. Lute usa isa.fr..,i ii..$... and Acquainting the New!" Basque. Delories Foster,Whitaker, Annie Fisher, San. Both the Lodge and Chapter Keith Westfali, Jack W. Zino ford ; Carolyn Clifford, La ke Orville Sta nley, ft I c h a r 4 are having membership drives Jr., Myra Mason, Lareha J. Mary; John I,. Salomon, Brooks, Hilton Crawford, John and Calhoun Is on* of the first Mosler, Glenda Sue Baze. OVisdo, Horace Jenkins, Leon Pr-logIc, member, to be wearing a gold more, Jean EWs Sheridan, Blithe John C. Brown, Everett My. watch with the Moose Award John Willie Bryant, Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Base- era, Czela Higginboth am, Pa. on the far, of it. Moore, Sanford; Carolyn Cu. more, Sanford, a girl; Mr. tricla Zwick. James B. Grant, The Membership Committee ford, Lake Mary; Henry Sims, and Mrs. Lewis Bennett, San. Dudley Tatum, Gilbert B. ElI. was in charge of the program Lake Monroe. ford, a girl. eger, Sanford ; Louise Brown, and unrolled five- new memO Births Discharges Suzanne Willis, Lake Mary; hers, Doris Smith, Ruby King, Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Bum Jean Terrlbilini and baby Patricia Johnson, Longwood; Merle Trrdway, Arletta M. gardner, Lake Monroe, a boy. girl, Rebecca Whigham, De. Oliver Caldweil, Oviedo; Dor. Smith and Virginia Frederick. Discharges ores Foster, Jack W. Zion othy L. Mathews, Jackson. Refreshments were served Martha J. Odd, Sarah 3iur. Jr., Karen Rebecca Boggs. yule; Pamela Grant, Malt. After the meeting and enroll. ray, Wilbur Gilchrist, Debra Lareha J. Mosier, James B. land. ment by the committee, Lucille Denise Cobb, Christine A. McClure lii, Rudolph W. Eta. Birth. Shedden, Brenda Hendrickson precht, David C. McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. John. Whit., pro.tem chairman, and and baby boy, Mary Jennings, Alice Singleton, Janice Ron. son, Longwood, a boy; Mr. coworkers tenor. Price anti Orva Mathes, Sharon L. Up. cone, Clayton Brown, Shirley and Mrs. John P. Grant, Malt- Lera Harris. soy, Vandell Hilton, Claudette Swisher and baby girl, Brenda land, a boy. Brown, Hazetta Moses, San. Tlncher and baby boy, Lewis Pays Discharges ford;Wllliam Spelgie, Mary Tate, Wanda lrlaxtd, Joseph Emory Green, Wilbur Grove, PARKSTONE, Eng. (UPI) D. Boysen, harry C. Free. Bradford Davis, Castle Mc. J oh n Morgan, Martha D. It to be divorced In man, Deilary; J a me $ M. Cray, Paul Wright, William T. Kmmt, Leis Dycus and baby this town. A local g*raue of. ithiner, Lake Monroe. Wade, Ernest Whitaker, Lillie boy, Edgar Eugene Holt, Cur. ferel cut rate gasoline to Robert Poss, British free- tumed and burned two lance photographer Timothy J. lean vehicles unconnected with Pate and Alain Taleb of Paris th e shooting a military 4... Match. and a civilian pickup truck, VP! photographer Steve Van near the place where the sold. Meter, a former paratrooper, let was killed. Americans rid. 'was blown off a wall by the log In the two vehicles escap. blast but suffered no injuries. ed injury. Resistance at the pagod a- American cars and trucks the main rebel fortress here- elsewhere in the city were collapsed four hours before stoned by IVetnamese teenathe expiration of a surrend er gets, causing minor damage ultimatum handed to the In. but no reported casualities. surgents by Ky's forces. Riot police supported by Milita ry police who search- Vietnamese paratroopers and ed the building after th e sur. -for the forst time-by Viet render found no trace of the names, marines beat back the rebel military commander, youths they had battled for Wood which the monks had seven hours Sunday In the stacked In the temple court. worst anti-government street yard, vowing that they would battle yet reported here, burn themselves to death If In Cholon, Saigon's China. government troops attacked, town, six houses were destroy. stood abandoned and unburn. ed by the explosion of what ed In the yard. may have been a factory or a Although Di Sang appeared storehouse for terrorist bombs. to be firmly in the hands of At least 10 persons weze killed Ky's for( s, rebels still held and three injured by the blast. the city of Hue, 80 miles to the Police believed the explosion northwest. Government forces was accidental. -- Notes Hospital WASHINGTON (UP!) "We are reaching a point Despite another advance In that we have worked for so the cost of living, President long, trying to get employJohnson appws optImistL ment for most ut-our peopte: about the health of the no. When you reach that situation'e economy-a sign an tion, you run into other prob. anti-inflation tax increase urns" the President said. Moose Women Enroll Five - ________________________ Funeral arrangements will first time witit his Im pro- - ;, I" , - ________________________ i . - j---- - UPH The have made no attempt so far eight.day battle for Da Nang to subdue the insurgents ended today In apparent vic. there. tory for Premier Nguyen Cao Tb. pagoda here bad been Xy's government when rebel surrounded by government •j . troops In the Tim Boa pagoda forces for several days. Al. surrendered and marched out though there was often heavy with their hands up. fighting In the area around the gin be announced pending arrival duetlen. of relativea. Home In SLli Charge Two wal. LONDON u. jnxy lets were stolenIn Lion's Mrs. lainli.y May MaUsm, high court. They belonged to 77, of 100$ bulb Perk Avenue, judges who left their jackets died at 6:45 1; 1 in chambers while robed tot Park am wyo .- . ". I STAll STAMP Robols DA SANG - al a e In 9 Counties I I uses. '. quarters la Loag XNM PM vim, and than led alt, 4 be " is the head by a wAdded a were thildreL ed .a To VOW L.) TALLAUAISE (UP!) roward $$$O0O IS P1 1J L Id Cavalry S chool bupt. P'loyd Chriatlmn a model program In speech division tracked down .I Is.. g You mPst ask MR. IURP4S just what isis STATE .. md .,iut.," Is . 'Creativ,' . . There Is. Real TAX .1 .30. .r $100.00 .f traseertism ii fristlas COMPTROU.I* Is dais, with Ida STAIN TAX th.vesf, always IS _ MOstlY:? freesertlsis. Thee a beam await soil.. Iii, hem. $30,010.00, will cost lisa seller, $iO.O0 W1s says that we have is. STATE ON is REAL ESTATE $TAT11 AtI TAIh REAL E..TATE. 7 7 7 _______________________________________________________________________ " Clifford ileKIbbh* Jr. as she arrived at UI. Civic Conter for a morning coffeeS__a, th 111$ Vistee. -- se_ be rt Ro May23,1966-Page3 1nl 0_ s WonBykyAs skiut stute g.vsrim.uI." - ums, was srWW IW Mn. 41 hub, Vial Gel DM ______ -• ISM. Lcnuuu r I.USIfleSS . the CiUsa.Ii Ilull b1 bqst Med rea s ip Brief _______ ____ _____ .-s-- Da Mang Battle _____________ ______ J% ___________ ______ . ______ 0 D%IIU I flhII Sb' SisterS .I ~ ~ _____ . A17aarseiU Isøcifl. of mss"l the " best, '11111110111 .mval 1 ci 015101 ft 5Rud Ifois Ceamenfofa psored heavy allseseds 5s t. ,I. 0 .' ___ ________ ,---, -r , - - il . _ : 1is5-afIL1NI -- I J Crumley and B. B. Crumley, who represent American Firs and casualty Mrs s I. Mudglns, 72. of Company In b&erd through ISIS beth Palmetto Avenue, Cruml.y.Montalth, Inc., bat. l _______ __________ died at 1:11 p.m. Sunday at just attended a meeting the her home. t'. Royal Palm Club held at the V .1 . 11 Born Oct. 20, 1553. Ia Alton. Robert Meyer Motor Inn In 11 lad., she had lived in Sanford for the past 4$ years. Ms was Orlando. I 'r club Is the select group a member th Order of composed of the top Individual Eastern Star, Sanford Survivors are her husband, producers of American Ply., L. B. Hodgias, of Sanford' home office, Orlando. Their three child ren, Mrs. Sam wives accompanied th e loyal Dunn, ci Sanford; L I. lied. Painters for the f.itiiLL. s Jr., ci 5*. A ugustin., sad surrounding the IIISStIDk. Paul 7. Hodghu, ci Al. Bob Cruusl.y has earned buy, (Ia.; seven giasdchll' Royal Palm Club membership dran, and eight great Srsa. eight years; IL IL Crunday fl5T LADY. Mr.. Mildred Burns (left). wif. 1cbfldrei, earned membership for the craft, almliar to a World War II PT beat, was patrolling the foh1aLvsrkeisisgfoi . Patro I Boal' . i ?bs foddeal foot place - S. I asiffirsto. I, • U0 n. 0 0 * RUI I into its dw maehla.gta New Aaerleaa sesmes said tsdsjr._ The crew of the lushes craft fought off the aM e.sotIiIes .. 0 .-. I . ~-'I - .WAhwka *4,~ ,.~.-..I . - - S MKINIsts SIRk ',-u--'--. bsrded.edsub1I •U.&Na,ypatrelbsstlS 0: . .~. . ,~ - - - S - -- W* - . - - 0• . VOTE TUESDAY annese MAY 24th paid YOUR SUPPORT APPRECIATED Gaston members of a club for di. ADVUTISIMINT) (PAID POLITICAL vorrel persons. - 1 ' ~ : 1 hIM 1 4.1, 3.. 0 k, rl,Y , I ! qo of I I ~ , IT , S! IA I :M1 I i I 1:..4 : ' ' ~ r ' .' 0.. - i,:' VP -, l~, 00,.^,ro~ L P , ,; 0 .~ " ,_,1.1r~ . ,-7;~,Y~. ~ *, - REASONS for making Robert King High your Governor :i ~ • Vie r:55';"°5 L i I- ; - .' Tom e .'. You Can Help Set a HIGH Standard I F RQ-jkd ifl:i'; M'. . 7?nwrt. Ifl (Voto fir L" t .'•i r 1' -1 , Will,. I. (Sill) 0n - • '. 111111111111 ---,.. . " • 1L " .." P" I - --- 1 . .-. r. ci .. • •.';- -. Ismiwli Civaip-Ir.spI . "::' . p - jrt, 'L.., ,- CXPUIENCE 1. LEADUSNIP AND As five-time chief executive of state's largest city, reduced taxes 12 percent in 6 years.., Miami families pay lowest taxes of any of 92 -. -'- largest U.S. cities ... courageously clamped down on crime and corruption... attracted business and investment through good gov. - -1 ,_ - .. I M COUNTY 'I Lo. L1L I!. C 6*11 I SlsM y .., I.. .11,1`4` No. l.besol. "SW' - .,e1 0 no : .:L Bob High Introduces his father. List.,, to a voter, 1*H11t3'S Cpmmltt..nssst 11041010 L I (vote tsrone; .14, '•O 11111111111111111111 - &W state D.m..r.tIs hioi.tiv• C.mntittwsmsg, 000010 Mn. Shall. 0. . IOIUn I 4 ) - of Seminole County. - C , Mn. Shall. man 0. -. --- - -- - --- -. . - - 3.A FAMILY MAM '. ful lawyer-buainesasman ... five time Miami Mayor... Baptist deacon... decorated by five nations, selected by President Johnson as adviser on poverty ... picked as one of na. tion's top 100 men by Life ... father of six. /, of • ing. .reduced cost,., required competitive bids to get highest possible Interest for city funds -4 percent ... also-city now pays lowest In. %11OR terest rate In history ... built housing for uged, average rent, $32 a month ... the answer, nays High, "is a combination of sound business at' , TO techniques and just good housekeeping." May. or High met and solvcd serious problem of Cuban refugee influx. (Burns soya: "I believe in dnisig bissi,iess with nsy friends." He does; Via. loses ?Hhlh(IflJt.) A PROGRAM FOR ALL ILORIOIANS. Mayor high wants: - "Quality lity ed ucation from pre-school to col. ;'Qua "Fair and honest reapportionment." "Rapid Economic Development; new intlus. try." "A New Breed of Men and Women for government. We can no longer iilTuurd PlItks as usual or the usual politicians. We must get the best men." "A Code of Ethics binding all branches of State Government." "A commission on Waste and Inefficiency. Make sure we get the best from each tax urns1 "• - re Keep ___ ...-.-9encles "A""'', $11 0 : ZBq :'rr d Takv.00% 'RoA, 4 : —.; 1-1! -_ - dollar." ii i'8 Police 111tillage(I fly l'oIiijchn1 j - irs "Competitive purchasing to reduce costs." "Consumer protection against frauds." Take politics out of road construction, education, conservation. We must conserve our natural resources for all," "Fair taxation of the special Interests." "Full use of federal monies due us." "Restore con. Ildence in government." Off Insura Dlvkks Slate Wrilra a's l'oHtkaI Pact S. STIGRITY IN GOY(RNMENT Some fear that it man who has the integrity to oppose the special Interests can not be Governor. Mayor high disagrees. The special interests can't control your vote. Use it. Set $ High Standard May 24. - Vote for Integrity Mayor BOB HIGH for GOVERNOR - - - I _ run state as their plantation. Forced Fin, SNOW-HOW Know-how permits progress, reduces costs,.. took city Insurance from politicians, saved $100,000 first year,.. forced competitive buy. ftOWI 0 (Voli f& ow .•. : Fought and beat special Inter ests who have Up To 48 Per Cent Mon Paid By State On `- A .Isdps Be rnielm 17 h (PAlO Pot. AbV.) 1 2. POUTICAL COU1A$ Southerner (born In Flat Creek, Tenn.)... self-made. WW2 Air Force veteran ... eucceu. , ,: WAIB I . -s -3 ----a.. 'COUNTY ".' 'iV - My obligations are to the voters only , . It C.A. fl - .'. - Prslagt 14 limostills Csu,pejsu (y,t, / - T us t - Peel £ COUNTY . -• a' - of experience. I earnestly solicit your vote on May 24th. Your faith and confidence in me will enable me to continue serving you as in the past. ti - • (Burns, said 311a ins herald, 541.84, "is tat the political debt of the special interests which have run state ... for 30 years ... the duPont interests ... alnaoat every insurance company ...the railroads...the bond houses," Appoint& industry lobbyists to"protect" the people in insurance, liquor, land development, etc.... ducked leadership responslbllities during re. apportionment fight, went fishing.) ' ,. - -. With the many new problems facing us in the future that will require a man 'E -' J, .••_j, '' COUNTY 4. j.. -_ ~ - .' • - - '. WOMEN ciation of Chiefs of Police (1964), First Re. search Corp. (1955), Federal Grand Jury 11952) ' Power to reduce rates by $9.5 million ... FEC to pay buck $1.9 million taxes due 12 counties ...dul'ont to correctly report its holdings for taxation,. Exposed drug manufacturers who keep medicine costa unbelievably high, helped trigger Senate probe. Fought unsound road bond Issue. Led fight for fair reapportionment. -- 4'. Seminole County has moved forward during the last 3'/i years. Even though taxes have been raised only Y2 mill during the last 7 years, much has been accomplished. . '.' • Stat. D.m.sv.tI. kll Wlt":4 - ; , - 0, 4 ________ 41 I . - COUNTY ., r , _.~11 - ~. s 4; ~';111I'i"" , :11 -,; ..,~ .1. W,,j,~#'~'Jioj ',-J%~~F,-,M,'%~. ,~' .. ,,, jt*s. I . :V,440 41 , r .. i ~~, . (By contrast, while Hunts was Mayor of Jack. sonville public schools were diaaccredited... Jacksonville economy declined while Flu. and U S. boo,ned ... taxes increased drastically.,, the police department. which he personally di. DoS High relax" with two of his daught.,. Bonnie Lou eaWC/no'. -i-,-il "',.I,;, ~i . - I -., A .:,- :4 " ~ ,;- '. . :. I ' -. ('/pti f, Ono) 0 .' - - f. "A PROVEN RECORD" . "EXPERIENCED" "QUALIFIED" 11 .. - ' For County Commissioner 'I . It . 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V V V -___, V_V_ - __ V I V F1k1riII)MM by Life ..fsth.v of six, a High 5ndsrd 315, 24. 'I )?4 V — VV . . . . , V V VV __________ ------ IV V S . ._ V - BOUIIC1IJ$I ___ .1_ V Sp . * V ul ,.u'u- PbHC Manjed 8outhsruerorn In TIM Crss&. Teas)... MulhL V . tore tien's top 1aen V t 1sfrtazaUou.ftbsspsaItnt.vesta. Npufl - :• Y$110 Burns SUppOdSRO _____ ,. V V V I MyoblgHop.tth.2 Or sminoh County. VVVVV V a-Il, -' 'A Cods of ethIcs binding all branches of V : a• 't~I( from prschooi tO cot. Fair and honest reapportionment." Fougbt sad beet special Interests who . - V O1* "Bug. I . - To or Iligi met and sulvsd serious problem of I 0 V ," o' CSI a v.r. .. - _______ ?I4 __ ,• 'v-I V A: V eOOlNaP dSCUnId irMI. PM. sad . toxstblghestposslbklntsrmtforclty funds . tlnu sorvhg you so hfI. f. / • largest U.S. c1...eossr.g.su.1y'Lp.d dowfl on crime and eorTu$lon...sttrscted , V - U:, fl7,• of *p.thn. I ouniistly solicit ors, irnich hos boos V .. .. t ,w.toie - 1—_— kst. Dssessptls laisilive Cr"mftftgw V 4 - . . "UAUPIIY V V. __ Know-how permits progress, reduces costs... V V • V V V. V . . V - _ - V - V V - '- _ ._-- :_ 'coznvn sN liii. bsmpsisiIp Nefl,.Cpm*NWs. V You Can H•ii, Sot a HIGH Standard v..Um. chief .uuth. of states largest As ' ___ _________ V (PAlS POIflICA& A$UaIhIItl$m ,. orm ng nOu•rt king High your Gov•rnor I IV%. L. L V Wss.. Vift-.i1 . ' V V Dsvh, MAY 241k — I,. •For Not SuppIyit L4 dS hip w4 çY I. V 1. TUESDAY VV __ _______________________________________ V V Jsm.s VOTE peuu aM b tMa tm A hash lirMi .1. r;; - S bid; Paul WI4S, WIU?. Zail, I __ -- _JI_ . GlSP4f1 ib V M. CtI, ?'- 'ai __ _____ Jsa•s og ____ I C' __ Ds$sry pqnw : V V .s, ___ ass, WubI.Ø Ma, • -- I 1 airs : ______ VS __ JY a. ____bsisUadciy At hail IS 1UPU kW.d thwsil. GsmiaaM iess was UJt,.4aL ___________I ii$a$msiipI a uuStassl, : ' r_'ii. '.5 2V.V S Ssms, I lZIlN ______ *U __ , I '— jq '$ d j • -. Mi* - PUN I. W-JPh Cli. l ________ 1 — _ • _____ ,.-,- --_ .-.--- •_ . 0 --_ -- .. V __________ ________ / / - — - _________ — • I --- . 1. �Or i r - Ulf — Oman I — Memorial Rites Held By Legion Auxiliary' ["DEATH" U - wfluv,I,_ VIII Yfils INS UW from ww,u tPIkIPNIII I . .4. P .4 tic sharp calif i. been. $7 Who shet 4.wa trditlos OW an bisade. will ripe.got theuslied Maus spinet 40 feaslga beauties In the Miss Valise.. ecutiethere K i•;...f.f, . .. • - '. s -' '7 • .. .,. ._..!L is July. . .1i , ' ;.. Maria Judith Bs*lnyI, 21, ______________________________________________ Once $ f.islgeer, herself, decked her..!f out in a form, own suit and $ cold beecads iswa latudsy sight aid was the Miss USA Ulle before a lw*W tolsvigift MEMORIAl, Service for departed members of American Legion Unit 63, Sanford, were conducted at recent meeting of the group with members of the Legion Post. Shown (top, from left) are Frank Luecker, corn. mander; Russell Tench, vice commander; Mrs. Father Morgan, auxil. Jary president, an ci Mrs. Betty Luncher, pt.e.ct. In charge of conducting the service was Mrs. Margaret Dillard, retir. ing auxiliary chaplain, who Is shown draping the charter for a 30. day period. (Herald Photo) C Of C To Name enth.Day Adventist Church Bykota Class that Elder George Petty, also. elate pastor, will become asNew Directors sistant pastor in June, taking Sets Meeting over the position of Elder Si. By Ilsena Estis By Maryann Miles J. Jackson, who is retiring Results of recent elections On Wednesday, at $ p.m., The Iykot* Adult Sunday for the l'oari of directors of graduation ezevcis.s for eighth School Class of the Bear Lake the Longwood Area Chamber grad, students it the Church Methodist Church will meet of Commerce will be announc' School will be conducted in • at 5 p.m. next Thursday at. ed at the final meeting of the sanctuary. the season scheduled for • , the home of Air. and Mrs. P.m. today at the Civic Richard Gibbon., 1833 E. Fla. League Building on Church Carriers Collide ral Way, Bear Lake. Street SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) Newly elected officers of the Linton Cox, president, will —The aircraft carrier USS conduct the meeting. Coral Sea rammed her sister class are George Haytcr, preaA history of the chamber's carrier 1155 Iv, Jima today as Ident; Leo Salmi, viee presiaccomplishments will be given it sppoached a dock at the dent; Harold Irwin, secretary, and refreshments will be sen. North Island Naval Air St.. and Richard Gibbons, treas. The brown-heirwe Mow dyed INK who find Mansur . In *540 with her family A,. leg lbe lagaiusa vsislutise, . ,.. thus booms the fka Ron. woods to win thle vue in ,, .. five-row histm. Sho can. peted agaInst 4$ ether girl.. mariali who was dry'.yed ud regally esspamd about .. the whale thing—oven *ban the erowis and reess were preseatod to her—head, for ed. .. New York Wednesday and also will travel to Brazil be. firs returning hen to ,, ___________________ .; .,.. . fee the hfl.s Unlvey,. title. As MI.. USA, she Ii assured of a place among the emi finollats in the M ' : Cuba Charges U.S.BAN ANTO.Nlo. Tax. (Upl) Tom pareant. —Police were called to a bar. The 55.53.35 University of room on s complaint by a man California junior majoring in• that two men were molesting physics picked up •n.000 In Soldier's cash and a $5,000 personal his wife. When questioned, the appearance contract for the womaa told oiliest George HAVANA (UPI) — Cube said. The spokesman refu.. Wilson: "The only oat who coming year An the Miss USA winner, charged the United States .d to comment further.) over bother. me is my hu.. .rnay sass my Parents to with the slaying of a Cuban The Cuban ministry identi. band." soldier on .entr duty out- fled the dead soldier as Luis Posing"t. :: graphs,.. "Also i'ii continue Ills the U. S. Naval Base at Ramires Lope. and said he 150 yards outside the fence my educations I want to get Guantanamo. The State fle. Was killed about 7 p. m. Sat- bordering the has, when the ptm,uit, which first denied urday by a shot fired from a fatal shot w my doctorate." fired. Hit' wide mouth broke into the Incident, today withhld truck carrying U. S. person. In the second alleged shoot. 5 ready sail., displaying not. comment while investigating net. Ramirez Lop., was said to ing, Cuba said an American ao'ivn teeth and wrinkling the charge. The Cuban armed forces have been Inside a block, post tired a shot and struck A Sophia Loren nose she sail she would like to ca"' on ministry said the soldier had house located about two miles another Cuban blockhouse. research In hith.eergy phy. been killed by a shot fired from the main gate of the The Americans then shouted ski and hasn't the slightest from Inside the 1mr.. The at. naval base, which the U. S. loud "provocations," the Cu. Jalloation of seeking a theM- Irged alwling occurred sat. •aLibllshed 60 years are and bans claimed. continue, to maintain on the unlay night, The ministry said United rical career. In an official note, the Communist dominated Island. States troops at Guantanamo She said sh* would like T h e Cuban government are guilty of "continued pro. "maybe three" children but ministry also charged that . has no particular uaf..,l is Amattcanz fired on another ssid Ramirss Lopez was a vocations from the American " Cubd, guird position. it was member of a frontier halt.. ,,,1 against our frontier mind. ' There Is a boy friend at the first such Incident re. lion. The note charged he was post.." Berkeley "but I don't know ported at the Guantanamo b., since July, 1954 how spoil ho is yot.,p 4.6 Iwo In Washington, atedf)eflrnkr.IT : t first :: LEE BROTHERS ere III r partme:tnfffrl,,l at father was a member of th niei the report. "We deny Hungarian Army of Occupa. there is any truth" to the Plumbing, Hooting & Air Conditioning ties, She later morel to statement from Havana, the spokesman said. Later, how. law. SpIne., Pumps and Piping Hungary with her family, As for the *scope during ever. the denial was with. QUALITY INSTALLATIONS Since 1917 ,..i. ,. the Communist smashing of ,, ' the H Hungarian uprising, liP • 3D SIN Aft SANFORD, P1*. n u:n::; - - tion to unload personnel. • "•'_", 7 F" 4 . - SUPERMARf f S Sonfel ill A". 9.s"l,y 11100 W. 13th W. .• ' i 'SUNNYLAND" SMOKED Sighs burred • ?.• 4 . 3c ' LB. LEAN 'N MEATY c 3 Lbse49 U. 5 Box C 45c RIB TIPS 12.OL STEAK 68c .. You SAVE MOST GRADS "A" FRYER ..... COF FEE XWELL Oleo USE BURNS SAYS: The Florida Synod of the tutheran Church in America will meet Monday through Wednesday of this week In Palm Beach for the annual convention. Business sessions will be conducted In the Colonnades Hotel at Palm Beach Shores and the service of Holy Corn. •munion a'd Ordination will be at First Lutheran Church, West Palm Beach, Monday evening. Dr. Malvin II. Lundeen of New York City, secretary of the Lutheran Church in America, will be the official representative. Dr. Cohn Williams, of the staff of the National Council of Churches and well. known author, will address the convention Tuesday evening. Presiding at the sessions will be Dr. Royal! A. Yount. of Tampa, president of the synod. Rev. Joseph fluntley. of Lakeland, is secretary, and Carl E. Woerner, of Tampa, Is treasurer. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The Florida medical political action committee endorsed Gov. Hayden Burns for the Democratic nomination In a news release issued here to- at TIP TOP FOODS GOVERNOR H of "REJECT THE EXTREMISTS O WFFEF day. Ø ! U spiring to take over Florida. Vote to continue progressive conservative government under Haydon Burns. 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Join the happy winners that found out Winn-Dixie has more for you than just good food. r "FOOD KING" QUARTERS HAYDON • MATCH the PRI.ZE 7 4 _ ONLY ONE WEEK LEFT TO PLAY _ •r, SAVE MEDICS ENDORSE 69 BACKS "MAXWELL HOUSE" A'iFft , Palm Beach L$e'e C / ( 48 WITH $3.00 O*DU) .• Annual Meet In PRICIS GOOD THROUGH WIDNISDAY Beans Nil h. thought hi. ,'.n1.I n.n..l,sI. , ..I,.. it. (l.,,.l. 1.L .9 _.,I .t. ..---------.ft -- Is traditional in runoff told why - _•-------.---- -.'o ti_... lI II,.r7 •n me 8011. .I'V1,k .J, -.... .soc some to stay away mom use politic, that the Incumbent do a better job. There was Burns has accused High of Ville, winner of the Republi. runoff, a. it did in 1964 when polls In larger numbers in .* holds on to the support he C wb1s.. nf $5... Ie,)" with a man he ealted can guhernstrn'iaI g'vinrary In Horns won In smth'r rare this year's runoff than they began with and the relatively issue and personal attacks I& "big-time Miami gambler" a state weher the general against High and Kelly. That did Is the first primary. Vatslim 34,000-vote margin be. were at a minimum, land has frequently called election for governor is little year, it fell from 63.03 per er interest, as indicated by tween Burns and High make, But the runoff campaign him a "radical extremist." more than a formality to put cent of the eligible Demo. the turnout, was the lowest the Kelly vote even more sig. has become a name-calling The result is that the pub- the Democratic nominee In crate to 61.79 in the runoff, in 15 years May 3 when only nificant. contest with th. candidates I lie feeling runs high — but office. It was the same in 1982 and 52.2 per cent of the eligible The tone of the campaign attacking one another's int,'. whether voters will respond Kirk said the character of in *960. LeRoy Collins won Democrats voted. The figure changed sharply after the grlty and with the race issue by going to the polls In large the Democratic campaign in the first primary in 195& was even lower—17 per cent first primary May 3. • almost a central theme, numbers or will stay horne gives his party its best The exception was in 1954 —when the Republicans were Until then, Burns had camOn the one hand, high has out of confusion or disgust Is chance since Reconstruction when tho turnout went from counted. paigned on his record during called the Burn, administra- hard to predict to put itts man in the govern- 55.6 to 5* per cent during 16 months In office and High tion an example of "hogpen ciii A candidate who views the or's chair. Collins' first race. laid out his proposals and morality" operated on the muddy battle as a good thing The vote generally fall, off Voters will have to to I May 23, 1966 — Page 5 I Lutherans Set LB0.40, Lkh, U.S. "GOOD" SUP CLUE Win Award TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — It the political observer, an right, the weatherman may be the most reliable guberna. tonal runoff prognosticatos this year. Almost everybody agrees that the size of the turnout Tuesday could make the dif. fsrenee in the election — a small turnout would work in favor of Miami's five-term Mayor Robert King High and against incumbent Gov. Hay. don Burns. As of the weekend the weather bureau was expect. Ing "normal" weather for election day — partly cloudy skies with scattered showers. If conditions should change and bring bad weather to an appreciable portion of the state many voters might stay Inside, Both the candidates have predicted a victory in the runoff but Burns has agreed with the observers that a small turnout would hurt his chanets, In campaign adv.r. timing and in speeches he has urged voters to go to the polls In large numbers to d.feat what he calls the "paid Negro bloc vote." But largo turnout or small, the more than 300,000 voters who cast ballots for Scott Kelly In the first primary are the biggest question mark. Whether a major part of those primarily average Joe" conaervative voters fol. towed the lead of their candidats and switched to High will not be known until 7 p.m. on election day when the returns start rolling in. M ay Hold Decision In Tuesd ay s E ection an I •_.------------ Mix $ Match WIENERS Area Jaycees H • BACON "SUNNYLAND" ALL NEAT r By Jan. cua.lh.rry South Seminole Jaycees were cited for third place in the state for interciub role. tions at the state convention in 51 The club hail largest delegation from the eighth district attending the conven. tion. / J Jaycees ml their wive, at. . tending were Mr. and Mrs. 7%4 Ift Robert Hattaway, Mr. and Mr.. Stan Trahan, Mr. ani II '-. Mr.. William Goebet. Mr. and .w Mr.. Ralph DAVI1 Mr ....l Mr.. Peter Milllot,Mr. &nilg '4.t. Mr.. Tom Pratt Jr., Mr. and Mr.. George Santman, Mr. and Mr.. Larry Skate., Mr. and Mr.. Larry Burnett, Mr. and Mr.. Robert Kailnoski, Me 40 Mr. and Mr.. John Smith, = Mr. and Mr.. Robert Mills, ' Mr. and Mr.. Jame. Buck. ridge, Mr. and Mr.. Robert1i (Thamble.. Mr. and Mr.. H. X. fliaekw,II, Mr. and Mrs. Turn Nell, and Norman Whit.. urer. T.1. 3220152 I I—.. $ "BUDGET" SLICED P _5.. MAFIA *42 bo tie town, then walked for which I. being investigated," eight hours through the snow. s Sunday night statement en we WCflL across this place In the border anti kept walking until we found some Austrian police, Marl. said. Sim speak. Hungarian, Cu- J man, Spanish and English. • V Fr7 • • pbm . MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — :.: Weati TO bL.IJII. I) By Mn. I, L. Jebseta lain, piseed four flowers en form $ ersee aid decorated t.ntion in sending cards and A touching Memorial See, wreaths of pepples which we'. I with tern and red poppies to flower, to the ill and bereaved.OACNfl—ANTS vice for departed member. of placed on tables shaped_to 1 nprseent Slanders Field. A in program of the meeting, the Campbell.Louing Am&. a mas white trues in the center Ma) W. B. Brinson Jr., son can Legion Auzilitary Unit 53, Elder Petty the table and four whit. can. waS e •ueted reee.t1y at a of auxiliary m'mbir Mn. Ed. 4, ta1!is, 322.54i2 — Joint meeting and covered dub lighted during the service. The isa Brinson, also has just reChii supper of the organIzations at To Become New chart., sas draped and will turned home from a tour of the Legion Horn. on Highway remain so for a period of 80 duty in Germany and Korea,IN N. n.M Alt. 17.95 south of Sanford. days. gave an inside story on co. ju ,-PWSIM Associate Honored were the late Mr.. Sirs. Diltard, retiring chap. relationship of the American_________________ Cornelia Dean, Mrs. Haul lain of the auxiliary )u troops and the civilian peoples. By Maryann Mile. Gardner, Mrs. Cora Salsbury, Announcementhas been is. esried in this office IF— many and Mr.. John Galloway, years and is much endeared Mr.. Margaret Dillard, chap- sued by Pastor James Ham. t. the unit for her kind at. rick of the l'oreal Lake Sir- 4 �. . t . . . . . t . . I I .. . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . : $ ____ _________________________- ________ _____________________________________________ . . . . . S . .. . . . S . 0 . . . I . . . . :... . ... .. - . .. I . . .. 0 0 - — - --- - ________________________ -s.- a - '-- • -: I, I . . I W* '' I Mamhal JI ' FOr L - -: i ____ MR i wbe so" their r- ; _WW , i-sut. , bA fl.f.M11t1..b,,I.at1 pa. as the ash..! fetish sad thtn Will the ___ aadftoriom for Sb. neesi, iJ I I c.; - ' IN's *5 ____ *rfseI ________ vanioss Also on the agenda 1fl be ______ of the stashes of new booster . ____ ____ JIILIIU STAN __ anxu steaks to Ms. and Mrs. John Xsder at the 5.ns. 'potleal $tUk'fr7 Saturday ______ who wire sinid are shown In the lower photo. (Herald Photos) ho ' aeditetha Immediately itt., lbs *ner, d a I -- t. Norm Sloan. Sloan, new bead b..Cettefl coach honk ca,suna Rate, will ote.th celebration with his taut. .. Various awards will be SW 4na,j as at sin wanity sports.-.-football, baa. &atbsfl,swimmW,gelf, bolebsflandt,ck. Two Special .weat awards *5 be RIven are the Testy 0 L . , -.4 • Athlete Award and the Whit. .7 3(eLecu Memorial Best Athlete Award. On display will be the state Class A championship trick -. t ~ . .. .•. 0 - '-vs.' "- - . - _ .l - . Williams' lighting Seminoles Just was days W. Ronmibu asset be node to assure a meal at the ban. quit and Athletic Director Prid Gan" is taking these lats ruens$lona, _______ __ Glass, says bow.v, that these People ______ lot sating, sin allied award ceremony, Li \.•L- ., •dIjç,• s Major League In Panch' ten .ini j Jim New York's twin ,isto,Iss ever lookS. .sraed run avsrsge versus Ingtoa .i after losing 6.3. OWs New York to 033. Rank Aaron cured his homer in the opener capped a While the Met. WitS near. anemic batting amiga on three run rally off loser Jim 17 alone In their complete Great and be doubled boas the C hi cago Pi tc h in g, colliding domination by Marichal In pre. In 1 alit hits in the do y y 's plenty of company this season. The for a total of two homem, a Detroit Stored . . high - kicking San Franehico double, seven singles and two the third Without a bit. 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LARGE __________ • SPECIAL MAKES '0 SAVII the Clay-Cooper affair1 S a ings 5" • •r stool bottom at ora'. 0 I Next Foe Cla Now 0 test, i I OlEaMP By US *iehsa Torres made his remarks the e a S a b I a ,tsstlauafly Tortes Was ° VP! Spiel. WHSrt lying on I table in the visiting h0$4I5to Thrntee. when he said Clay was sot NIW YORK (UPI) - LLk. team's dressing •j particularly , ••• ,, Molt pispli, Jose Torres fighter lbs. whit he showed.,, ta dium , against Cooper. Saturday night after watched taisslalon on Satur. S said 'tm. ... ' day Tb. heavyweight champ , he successfully defended ins much on IV. Why, b4 was Angularly unimpress. Hsht heavyweight till* with a doesn't even pmtb as hard as Postoil 81USSIsh hong the ed with Cassius Clay. unanimous 15-round dselslo fenton. At list this guy start, toinpintsly dl$IaIeresuod 1 "HI didn't look good at all," over Wayne Thornton. stung me once or twice. i in his work and ace. sloppy said Tortes. 'i think I'm Tortes talked almost as don't think Clay could. 11. than he had ever shown la f smarter and faster than Clay, muck about the Clay-Henry wouldn't eves be able to catch both his punching combine. and what's more, I think I can Cooper fight in Londoa as be me. I'm faster lbsn he i,." lions and his footwork. ______________________________________________ ahead unt beat him." did about his own battle with Ttiti a not point, but Ivis COOPS? thought I. was ______________________________ il the fight was stopped because of his blood. led left .y• 1* the sixth. The P.. Wee Loop Opens, Junior EnglIshman claimed It was a I butt by Clay which originally apend the cut. But Alongside the clutch. sod-hold Torres-Thornton con. egin 1~ •RADI "A' cu action-packed, The Pee Wee League opens In Friday's action, ltrlck. Russell had two hits each let Thornton chief strategy its season sod the Junior Lea. land-Morrison Ford opened a Sanford Atlantic as Den nis after taking a pair of eight gus begins Its second half to two game lead In the Little Epps got the victory. Gram. counts In the first round seem9 ohighlight the opening of an. American League by walloping how had two hits for the Navy. ed to be to hold Torres with . . other week of city baseball Goodyear, 23-2, while George's kicky Carter was the wina- one hand and wrestle him and softball action today. was handing Florida State hag hurler for George's and against the ropes with the The cubs and lb. Rebels Bank a 9-5 setback. Sanford. he got batting help from th e other hand. tangle at the Tort hellos soft. AUanUe Bank whipped the bat.. of Dickhs Des. and Chip Referee Johany Loblanco, E C C S LB. • - For y? ball diamond at 430 p. in. In Navy, 8-5, putting the two. Youngblade who had two dow wringing wet with perspire. the first Pee Wee contest, banks - Florida State and bits each. Pivie got two hits lion at the end, worked hardLONDON (UP!) - Cassius while first half champion Elks Sanford Atlantic-along with for th e olsen and Sarks hits it thai both fighters. He $ tiny, preparing for a home (8-2) takes on third-place George's In a three- way tie a home run. trip lo "sort out a few things," Shrine (5-5) in Junior League for second with $4 marks. Is Church League play Ti. spent the whole night pulling 2 doz. 79c Thornton .n Tortes. SSW today be might return __ Zurope within two months to P. M. s. record. came out of the cellar and put the book to me," laughed Tor-defend his heavyweight title ________________ Sandy Sandon bad four hit., the Knights of Columbus In yes when It was over. "He Donald Brown three and Ro- last against Xarl Mildenberger. place with a 7$-IS win held, he butted and he even The wetld's top promoters bert Slmpso bIt a home run over the defending champions. grabbel my nose. He must "iftICT" lUCID are bidding frantically for to pace the Ford team and Ken Martin had five hits for Cily League *1*0, "A aay,s next f1sht following his back up the pitching of Ken. the winners. while Accardl had have butted ine at least 10 sixth round technical knock. ny Woodail. Dwayne Downely four for the losers. teti him back." c and losing pitcher Joe Stef. In the ..out over Henry Cooper Saturf nd' only Metro Softball TorTes claimed he became ay night. fins had two hits each for encounter. Penney's defeated "a li ttle excited" after ose LITTLE NATIONAL. PARTS A severe gash around CooGoodyear. Pineerest luaU Into a for. two first round W ? per'. left eye forced the Danny Cannon and Wayne lilt decision. LIVER Lb. is. mi.,i,, smut, wmi ____________________________________________ _________________ and that cost him as oppor0 __________________________ " forCe to atop the fight for fear tunity to score a clean knock. -theBrlton might suffer sen. Locomotive Thu. mat. Quality 5tH 43 iou injury. " was so mxliii to put FLAVOR AGED Hogan Sends Devlin 4 Tip Fr Clay told a Sunday night Pineerest Rex. . SIRUON him down again in the first television audience he may be Hunt L.M 43 th ey'd ec round b ause I knew "fighting Mlldenbeuer at a m. Fskmi 1 5 One -Shot Win In Colonial Open stop lbs fight, that I got a litS . CLUI German site In about six METRO SOFTBALI, LB. tie tireless." saw the light I W L FORT WORTH. Ten. (UPI) Hogan, still playing great heavyweight king. V"'5." Wolfganger.en.quality 10 0 - A pre-tournainent tip from Solt at $3, th"fifth place ,,I'll tell you a little secret. 0 berger's manager, is schedul. Cobla Boats 93 c 8 2 five-times winner Ben Hogan with Js McGowan at 184 He butted me so badly Is that Id to arrive here today to as. Pineenst Resall 1 5 provided Australia's Bruce first round that I couldn't see gotlats terms for the bout. Clue 3 7 Devlin with the key to his and each won $its., ____________ again until the 10th. And you Former heavyweight eham. Longwood Sit playen-Gardner Dick, ought 1 $ wire-to-wire $22,000 triumph "FLO.CANI" to hear some of the pion Ingemar Johousson Is in* p@nngy,s I I In the Colonial National Invi. Inson, No Wininger, Peter names he called me. Wowt e Clay. forested in promoting P10110*1 OWN PINI.UANULATID CHURCH SOFTBA1,11, tation Golf TournamenL Thomson, Johnny Putt, Don l'bat didn't bother me. though. 'Mildenberger fight In Sweden. W I. The 28-year-old Devlin out. January and Gene Utter - I talked right back to him. I Speculation was ripe, how' First Baptist 9 3 scrambled the field on Sun. finlihed et 2*1 and woe $k,. told him, 'you punch like a _____________ ever, that if somebody guar. Plneer.et Assembly 1) 3 lay's final heat.aearel round 887.50. 5t$5Y. If you wanna fight, then oteed Clay more money than Church of God 5 7 with a fivo-opar -pnr 280 to _____________ q could make against MildenSeven oth.rs, including fight.'" Pinecrut BaptIst 4 8 squeeze in o;@ stroke in front South Africa's Gary Player One of Tortes' handlers i( Wscr. the champ would be Knights of Columbus 3 7 of Arkansas-bred Dick Sikes. and Harold Htnnint. n $I.. stuck a telephone under his C A R ) receptive to that offer. Llrl'LB AMERICAN "1 asked Hogan, with whom 760 each with their 2845. nose and told him his mother Clay Is anxious to defend his was at the other end. anxious L I played a couple of times and title as often as pçsslble be. to know how he was from 3 2 who knows this Colonial cause of finances. A good deal Sti"1e. Morv. Iii Champ Ponce. Puerto Rico. A 4 courso like a book, how he of the quarter million dollars Fla. State Hank BAIWELONA, Spain 011'1) --liello, ma." Torres said 6 4 played It," lirvlin said. "lie be j supposed to have earned Gorge'a 3 4 said from 'left to right' and - Kathy Hartir of Seal Spanish. "1 won easy." for heatin g cooper goes to. San. All. Bank Beach, Calif.. a promising That he did. but the 4 6 that's the way I played it." ward alimony and United Navy thing you could say from his The formula worked for young tennis hOPrfillcapGoodyear 0 10 S 98tates Income tax PAYM13tL GAMES TODAY The "sorting out" that Clay three clays with round, of 67- tureI the women's singles Ii. showing against Thornton was Jvniur I.eaxuo mentioned was expected to 68-70 over the par 35-35-70, tie of an international tourn- that he looked better than 7,100-yard layout, hut then ament when she routed Can. Clay did against Cooper. (At Pinehurst) mean some discussions with ____ ads's Fay Urban, 6-2, 4.2, in And that could be condemnI Elks vs. Shrine, 4:30 kis draft board in Kentucky. came Sunday and its horrors Sunday'a final. ling Tortes with faint praise. The champion said he was go Clvltan vs. Rotary, 7:30 of heat, humidity and stray ___________ g to "thank the draft people Little National sho ~ 4 for letting me come to Eas. (At Ft. Mellon) flNf,G)',t' Devlin has only one previous ____I$ L.S-,MT WI: (Limit I With Your $5, Or Men, Food Order, Please) land to defend my title and IMrnnuutivA Erg. vs. Quality triumph In th e States - the t. giving me the few extra weeks MN, 4:30 1964 81. Pe tersburg Open, but Liw a ______ ~ to do It." Chase vs. Hunt L.M, 7:30 four runnerup finishes a year ___________________________ _________________________ IN Clay bat an appeal from a (At Bay Ave.) ago helped him win more than 1-A draft classification pead. Fit Federal vs. Rexali, 4:30 1515,000. lie had won but 112,. ins but nefitied to discuss the ________ lee Wee League ;t In live previous tour stops W" subject._____________ (At Ft. Mellon) this year. _____________ Cub. vs. Rebels, 4:30 At one time, Devlin built his GAMES TUESDAY lead to six strokes, but a Utsi. American bogey on the sixth hole, which (At Ft. Mellon) he parred only once in four . Navy vs. }'ia. St. Bank, 4:30 rounds, another on the ninth, I • *?u • ORANGE •5p fi - IAll. Bank vs. Strick. * ciouble..bogey on the 10th - 33 San. C TROPICAL PUNCH me"., 7:30 and another on the 15th ai. S I 'INDIANAPOLIS, lad. (UPI) (At Ilsy Ave.) most gave It away. —Thirty-two rear-engine ma2-ROLL Rut, at the end only Sike&C chines and a lone dissenter Goodyear vs George's, 4:30 l'eeWe. * two-time National Puhlcx from the near-obsolete frontI (At Ft. Mellon) champion and national col!eg. elgins ranks were set today CANS for the 30th annual 300-mile Yanks vs. Panthers, 4:30 late champion as an amateur (At Pinehurst) Memorial Day auto race, the - was really In contention. ILIMIT, 7-ROLL PKGS.. WITH YOUR II. OR) fastest lineup In the Speed. Tigers vs. Twins, 4:30 Al Geiberger, who bogeyeqi 1 4 MORE P000 ORDER. PLEASE) Metro Softball way's his tory. the las t hole to drop into a ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ (At Pinehurst) 'Qualifications for the bolltie for third with Tony I ems, "UPTON" ONION I ' day chase, with an estimated Cobia Boats vs. Quality MU, split *13,530 with Champagne # 1 ______ ' stake, were completed late Pinecrest Ru. vs. Chase, 3:45 two over par 2$2s. SOUP mix ______ _____ Sunday with only two drivers "VII." LIQUID ' I VVitIi Vacation crashing the lineup by ellml. "MORTON" 5' 2.OL QØ I .' ailing slower qualified cans. I DETERGENT . ..... NMI The lucky ones were rookie MT II. $l.fl _____________________ 0 VolR ..Ge,inan IRAZIII GRILL V.: . 5 - - BARBEQUE BRAZIERS nne . . Wat Winning eight games without his averag. 50 POintS to key faith s. The eventual win. a lees and possessing $ micro. 14 Clay Carroll's wild pitch on. nine run cam. in the two 1,39 abled Be to score when Wed's second bunt went Without having to face from third base in th e ninth for a hit and scored any 0!. harlehal, lb. K.ta went on inning of lbe second game and had walked and to take the nightcap 71 be. give the Cubs a split of the mewed.ho to third onasingt.by bind the six-bitter of Jack series. Jabs Wood. Hamilton. Bob Vs&?# benefited from Senten. rArl Wilsou no s lls.wher. In the senior ci,. three unearned nina In his record to 4-S with a nest cult, the Braves and the Cubs fourth inning to record lila four.hltt.r is the Red lox split, Atlanta winning the fifth triumph In aires ui 41shm I"arnt.r.iu.ti. in row. __ Wil. opener 1-S before losing 4.3; lions son drove i the Rid .1 reailydffvsrstuts Claud. Omen to his fourth son' t hree runs in the seventh straigh t lose. Jim p4 fl .at my hat!" .b,n inning off Athletic loser two-out error allowed a run to ___________________________________________________________________________ . Zaharias Winner score and opened the door for two more tallies on Itanny Ready For More hots's doubts. n. Cardinals snapped Cie. 3EAUMONT, Tex. (UP!) - einnati'a six-game winning I. th. Sanford PI_& Shirley ng1ehcra had Just skein with two runs after two trudged through 36 sweltering were out in the ninth. Back-to. p4w Kfs holes of golf on an accident, back singles by Mike Shannon, - weakened ankle and had the Curt Elwood and Orlando CoBabe Zaharlaa Open titi. safe. pods produced one run and Jy tacked away In her golf lb. winning tally caine across bag, ending a two-year o shortstop Leo CardenaV drought. But Chs was ready throwing error to the plate. to play some more. Jim Banning scattered eight "Mycoefideocenow is the hits In winning his fifth gim. greatest," she said, "and flow tgtinatonesethackfor the everybody had better watch Phil,. Clay flatryapi. and Kaual Kum Racing ImmorW ' -. Major league Standings . .... .: ...' ,. -. Leade S - m op. -' Cookie RoJu each aecuonted F Lit ii re fib. toured the 1,251 yard, I for two run to pace the it-bit . CIIARLOTrE, N. C. (UPI) The Panch.Peity Plymouth otis tOO record low 14 finIsh, pop TO layout to 0 itrokes an the morning round, and then attack. . I Former Koness aty touth. II rS -Xili"Is ?Mb- the vtttrss tMed the IJ mile high-bank. era in 1%4. shot a 70 In the afternoon. . Ford driver whose 1163 Ply. 54 triova) 1 four hours 2$ Petty and Panch rod. Into Thos. rains forced postpone. paw John O'Donoghus through __of Saturday's scheduled four games and ii Innings on mouth was dr1,e to victory In misuSes, averaging 133.042 victory Iane I NATIONAL LL%GVl mesh gather Al I $ 5$, record II.. by Richard Petty mph, ne second round, and made a ii- the mound for Cle'slsnd, has arly three mph better Panch pocketed / ; In the aeveath annual World AIOU, Pitt us n only . hits and bole windup necessary Sunday. given than the IM World 600 record tent of the $28.080 . ~, Morgan. Hou in It 0 .80 on owwor, nay flod more's first prize Miss Engleborn had to win u""rnsd r^ leaving him ri MCCOVOY, IF If 13 31 .W 2 Plymouth in his future be. set by Fred Lorenzen, the de. money of the total $112,460 a thrillins Stretch duel with with an unbeatable. unbellev. . I I cause he Joined the lord ne fending champion consplc- purse, also a record. Panch Kathy Whitworth, who still able earned run average of Runt, NY 101 n as b.11ion. uoual missing from the race gets all 4,250 Points for the wonenough money $1,000 to 000. Hart, p' ] I ', ia , Pinch, who bolted from he alone has won twice, cis grand national champlonahip, move with iso of top mosey O'Dooghn.'s latest and jj Fond Monday by announcing Like Pinch, but unlike Lo. however, 'Mood, St. winning Sandra Ha ynie in the most impressive triumph was , . a isp las wants to awItch to gflJ renaso, Fond driver Ned Jar. Pinch, 40, of' Daytona prize money race this season, chalked up Sunday when he Fuentds, si r i ClImonts, Pitt 143 le " .= fight on NASCAR's super rett Of Camden, S. C.. was Beach, Fla., asked the M Pittsburgh whitewashed Los limited .. Chicago to three bits ~k ,I •303 speodways, said "it's up to In the toughest of all NAS. year-old Randleman speed- Angel.. 4.0, t Louis shaded a. the Indiana completed a Jo555, NY 16 15 , faces s because he felt ster to take over for him when Petty and his dad" whether CAR AMIIICAN LEAGUE Al 1 H Pet. l'4i and the Randleman, N. C., "I owed it"to the fans," Jar' he made the seventh of eight winner of this year'a Daytona 'itt seesawed between second pit stops for the winning Ply. OUva, Minn 115 g 43 ~ 72buln, Bel 130 37 41 3a 3W and Robel *0 at Darling- and third several times and mouth. Later, he said i bum tots, S. C., Will continue u a skirted ta king the lead fre. 'car on his back was "kinda Vbtn, Wash 133 26 44 AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE quently before his indepcnd- tender and Richard evidently ,13 team. . 3.Rbtssa, Dii us W t. GB t. Pe W L Pet. GB u is r .3U Most of the estimated 43,000 ently-entered Ford blew its Rallue, Dot Is tailor Sad has a knob on the Cl@vols 9 .710 . . . j ad 22 San ftaft. 25 13 AN aehrdt, Cal in n 3i; j13 fans who saw the pair pilot engine In the 313th lop. seat that was rubbing me. I Detroit 20 12 .MS 216 Houston ItsbakI, Sol Is4 a3 41 j" ibe electric blue No. 42 Ply. At the finish. two laps be. didn't want it (the Scar) to Baltimore 19 14 .578 4 Pittsburgh is 15 .Us 4;j . 126 17 26 .302 mouth to victory at the Char. hind Pasch, was 0, C. Spin. gel raw and open up." Scott. Dos Minnesota 18 15 .513 6 Los Angeles 18 17 .341 4½ heAlife, Dot go liz v .100 lotta Motor Speedway would car of Inman, S. C., in a 1963 Panch said the Pettys called California . 18 17 .514 6 Philadelphia IT 15 .531 5 Wwt. Dot 113 12 34 .M apes they should tam a per- Plymouth, followed by Don him a week ago Friday to ask Chicago 17 .469 M Cincinnati manent team. The No. 43 While of Keokuk, Iowa, in a him to race for them Hess lens "b Washington 15 11 .441 6½ Atlanta National League: Aaron, Panch "spa' for Petty's Dodge Charger ala laps be- Ira Insurance coverage, I'm Now York 15 11 .441 $½ New York -1$ 1321 16.463 443 7½ 7½ . Braves 13; Hart, Giants, JU nearly Identical 111416 Plymouth hind; James HY1102 of Inman slid I jumped (to ply. Bolton ! 13 Z A2 101A St. Louis it 19 .U4 Mil Tones, Braves and Maya, was a family project engiaiet- In a 1963 Dodge and Nell Cas. mouth)," he added. "It really Zuaas City 11 21 .344 11½ Chicago 5 34 .273 13½ Giants 10; Alou, Braves and cd by Petty and his fa ther Lee ties of Charlotte In a 1936 paid off. It's a fine car." Sunday's Remus and kept an the track by a pit OldimoblI.. Only five others Panels said he was not push. Lefebvre. Dodgers 9. Sutay's Riesits Atlanta 5.3 Chicago 3-4 American League: Scott, crew headed by younger bro. of the 44 starters finished the lag th e car as fast as he could St. bouls 4 Cincinnati 3 City 1 W ith Boston 5 Kansas FOREM Vace, four less than the prov. have but paced himself Rod Son and Reichardt, An. Ow Maurice. Philadelphia $ Houston I gels 11; F. Robinson, (*lolee — Petty, maintaining a speed of New York 3-1 Minnesota WAGON GRILL S 10; DIetary, Orioles and Oliva, 143 to *44 mph which Petty Detroit S BaltImore 2 34 Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 0 WiTH BUILT-IN San Francisco 3-2 New York Twins 5. kept up when be took over for Washington 61 California 1.1 o.i isis Batted In Nearing the last 30 laps. P.tty's s In Cleveland 3-4 Chicago 1-1 Teday's Games National League: Aaron, which he took the pci. position Atlanta at Cincinnati (N) RIO. $3Lfl . Braves 31; Wynn, Astios 27; with a 143.337 qualifying Today's Games Philadelphia at Houston (N) Hart. Giants 23; Maya, Giants speed, dropped out in th 230th Kansas City at Wash'gton (N) Pittsburgh at Los Angeles (N) 34; Cepeda, Cards and Mclap because of lost oilepres. ity Teesday's Game. Covey, Giants 22. sure. Tee.daj's Games Chicago at St. Louis (N) Now American League: B. Rob- BALTIMORE, MI. (UPI)- Kauai King's front running David Pearson of Spartan. 34 Atlanta at Cincinnati (N) inson, Orioles 34; Scott, Rid Kauai King, who added a triumph In the Kentucky Der. burg, S. C., whose 1966 Charg. Baltimore at Chicago (N) N. dee, U em.. Sox 27; Olkva, Twins 23; 1st- r - .akn.ss triumph Saturday by and his stretch charge In er fell out alter 293 laps of Cle veland it Detroit (2, T-N) New York at Houston (N) at Los Angeles cbardt, Angels 24; Yastrasm- to an earlier victory In the the Preakness, had rival own. the 400-lap classic because of Kansas City at Wash'gton (N)Philadelphia -(N) ...0 ho perfect heclyard ski, Red Sox eh.f . . . 420 sq. hi seeking a wheel broken by slamming CaliforniaatatBoston New York Kentucky Derby, was close to on and strainers scared too. the wail on the fourth turn, led Minnesota (N) (N) Pit tsburgh at San Francisco d.cs. huiit.ln 4e ••4 National League: Marichal, turf immortality today with The field for the (18th running the race 134 laps, compared (N) . ii win. dew, fill-wIdth lienS assess Giants 1.0; Maloney, lIed, and only the Belmont Stakes be. of the mile and one-half with the Panels-Petty Ply, di.,, bitt 4I44t,,, wood Knowles. PhIflues 4-0; Cuellar, tween him and a sweep of the monk Stakes loomed as a small mouth holding the lead only side shell, 2 Chien*-Plated , I Astros and Priddy, Giants 3.0 WPIP Crown tiRsalts0 laps. kevy.gauge wire grids . , . PINNITS AUTO CINTIR American League: O'DonAn lb. Maryland-bred son of Throughout racing history mush motel Paul Goldsmith of Munster, _____ oghus, Indians 4-0; Piurra, Native Dancer slowly revalued only *4 Thoroughbreds reached hid, whose 1966 Plymouth 1111 IM th e position K aua i White Sox 1.0; McLalaa, Tigers the strength expended In lb. King usa was the fastest care on the T 7-1; Well, Orioles, Sanford, near record performance in attained. Eight of them went track In qualifying runs, led MY$ PIR$T QU*LITY the ow on to sweep triple cr Angels and McDowell, indiana the Preaknsu, owner Michael 4 n, for 112 lips until blowing the ., Ford made plans to ship his two did not start in the II.!' engine In the 301st lap and gte. 4.1. ' . , . brilliant colt to Aqueduct for most Stakes and four failed ins the lead to Panels. PICK.UP . the June 4th running of the the final led of champions. The load switched 14 times Bowlers Cited The colt, who cost Ford between Petty, Panch, Pearlast and longest of the classic . ' P140111 321.1310 $42,000 as * yearling, picket NEW YORK (UP!) - aes, Goldsmith, Buddy Baker Frank Esposito of Paramus, He'. bad 10 hard races since up a winner's purse of $129,. of Charlotte, Paul Lewis of -. N.J., and Philip Watterson Feb. $ and that ecares me," 000 to raise his earnings to Johnson City, Team., Jim las. TIRE SAVER of New York will be hon. snid Ford as he watched his $375,147. He paid $1, $3 and chal of 111gb Point, N. C., and ored by the Metropolitan colt bounce back from the $2.40 scroll the board After Earl Balmer of Floyds Knobs. ! .- I., "' . Bowling Writers Association rigors of his taxing schedule. boating stupendous by almost Intl., the latter four all in . ! at its sixth &must awards But the *lot victories in two lengths. I Chrysler-made products. ' I YOUR TIRES dinner June It.. those 10 races, particularly ~. - J(eGlstkhs Mre.k IN Adesek. • Says Torres Of Clay '.' - H1* Think I Can Beat ' each . o'...oe.. , (Thksgo 3.2 and $4; There's A Plymouth ______________ t ", i 1 . I _ I '' . NL home thi lied . inseam Ins .trs. 11f.ra1sa second Øie. haul. Jim Lag £14 VPMk N won a ascend i'm. wi* $ two r vlcts,i we. their fhssi in lb. Howard of the ii*tifl èe.I 14 U three )tIta Sunday to from hlnnnota 5-2 and 31, double In lb. Tribe'. three-ru. last six games and at the In twa rue. aplisi In the lint st ssnntb inning rally. by by same time iflippid Waubint. to run his career record against Detroit nipped Baltimore wlis streak. homers by Rich 20k1b"A 0104 Jos Popit"o won the key In too's " gme thIm to I" and lower his and California whipped Wish. - i. as7 eucitiag memanta sad i... oft the P1st 1155 MOSIiss VP! fetid tonight with lbs pe.es!' I 4C11 I,°''. --:Zi.. lube.! 'Sb. Even In fist di. the gain his third *1* Whitfieid, who has Larry for gj Pli"sU doubled claus. iha Fred r1glittleMer driven In lbe winning re. in isbill ° rut .1 the Naftonal Teague. from -- ____ ,,fed •.- AtIiI.tes M ob wait. 5OL nan a is juan ariebal, phis .tesd Houltos i.s. lb. NOW Tout hita have final. In the Amidcaa Lisle., . - Makes SIUS ____ I — I I . . . 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County, Florida, Pei leralton, Piatisylvaitls Poe. to rs.ons the foilowisi pose to resole the followia PLAJg TAKE NOTICE thai described property pr.sentlj descri bed property *?"*all, YOU ar. .r.b7 required to flh 1101110411.1 Single Yamily losi. stined A-I Agriculture to 31 leap Written answer or Ia. dentist to 11.2 Dopiest Dialt Industrial: South of Lot I (11151, if any. personally or b, Subdivision. Bu OVA" OF rL.RIDA've ROWAYBI mcza 91 she Courthouse In Sanford County Commissioner. Room, lemleol. County, honda. 1971 June 7, 1141 at 11:11 A. $1. And to mail a copy thereof to on as aeon thereafter as pass. or in soon thersaft.r a. poe. Steitrom. Davis a McIntosh, or Ible. this. Attor neys for Plaintiff. Post Board of County Cetumle. Board of County Cemi* Offle. Beg 1184, Sanford, Pier. loners loners Ida, *2771, in that certain dlv. ?e'nlno!e County, plorldge Seminoi. Cou*ty, orde h *tei prociadiag pandinu Dy John Alegander.Chair. fly: John Alexander. .,, Chili against you in ha Circuit Court Ina" Than If the Ninth Judicial Circuit In Attest Arthur Beckwith Jr. Attest Arthur lockwfth, It ga4 for limiacie County, Plo?. Publish May 236 1)43 Publish May 2*6 911 Ida, In Chucery, an abbrevtat. CDZ.TI CDI.T1 II lilt* of said cause being BATMOND K HICICu, Plaintiff, VirUs ROMATIIE HICKS, Di. (eadast, sad herein fail not or S Deonia Pr's Ceafeeso will be aetered against you, and the onus. proceed is parts. (SEAl..) Arthur B. Ilockwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Sty: Donna U. Markoe Deputy Clark a Itsostroin, Da vis McIntosh Attorneys at Law Post Office fbi 1113 Sanford. Florida $2772 Publish May 3, 1, is, 2$, 1143 CDLI 1* Two CIBCVYI' cov*i or 1)3* *5*1)3 JVDICIAL CIR. CE)? IN AND P0* sEMINOLE COV*?Y, P1.0*10*. CMA*CE*y *0. 11111 3TAI1TY01tI) ?r.DIRAL. HA?. INns AND WAN ASSOCIATION . Plaintiff, "S. FRED K ZIERMANN. JR., at *1. It at., Defendants. *o?ic* or svrr 1* MO*TU*U* PO**CLOIV*IS lot FRED K fll'IIhIANN, itt. and DOROTHY HER. MANN, his wife RulDm*c, In an unknown state or country other than the State of Florida. and And mailing address being: RVAH is -Pleat Poet Of. tic. New York City, New York. 1)112 You are hereby notified that Complaint to foreclose $ certain mortgage encumbering the following described real property, to-wits Lot S. fleck 0, COUNTRY CZ.IJD MANOR, UNIT N::. I. according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book It. Pares TI and TI, Public i4eeoi'de of Seminole fells. of Paula Us1ug Notice to hereby given. Board Of County Commissioner. of Seminole County, Ylosida, pro. Pose to regone the following described property presently soned A-I Agriculture t It.l.t Single Family Il..id.ntiai: Amended Plat flock I and Iliock 2, nest Haven on Lake liarney, as recorded in Flat Book 7, pages 57 and 1$, and plat book 7, page II. Further described as lying between Lake Harney and Florida is. flouhly 300 acres. Public hearing will be held In the Seminole County Court House, Sanford, Plorids, in the County Commissioners floom, on June T. 1186 at 11:00 A. U. or as soon thereafter as pole. ible. Hoard of County Commiss. inner. SerTlinoll County. ?lorM. fly John Alexander, Chair. UNITED STATES DISTEICI COURT IIIDDIM DISTRICT 01 FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIV! VISION. No 8I.1T.drl.Cl,.UNITED STATES OF AMEN ICA. Plaintiff, vs. ALVIN I) ACORD and JOYCE I. ACORD Defendants. NOTICE OP PALS -Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to a Plait Decree ci Poreclnsur, entered on was I. 1116 by the above entitled Court in the above styled cause, the undersigned United States Marshal orany if his duly authorlsed deputies will sail the property situate in Seminole County, Florida des. cribed as: LOT 11, BLOCK P. SUNLAND ESTATES. accord. ig to plat thereof recorded In Plat Hook It. Psg.. 26 through 21, Public Record. of Seminole County, Panda. at public outcry to the highest and but bidder for cash at 12:00 o'clock noon on Wednesday. June 51. loan 1915 at the Main door of the Attest Arthur Beckwith. Jr. Seminole County Courthouse, Publish May 33, 1044 Sanford, Florida. Dated: 1.21.61 CDZ.71 John K Maguire, Sr. United States Marshal Middle District of Florida If THE CIRCE)? COVET OP THE NINTH JVD1CIAL LIE. JCend.11 W. Wherry CtIT, If AM) FOR IRWINOLE Assistant United States Allot. nor C0VTITY, FLORIDA, Attorney for Plaintiff Chaassvy S.. 551*4 Publish May 31, U ê Jul I, DIVo.*o It. 2)6* PAUL METE DZ.7l Plaintiff vs. JNITF.D STATES DISTRICT ELLEN A. METZ COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT or Defendant rr.onIr)A, ORLANDO Dlvi. NOTICE TO DEFEND lION No. 1112.74.01.CIv-li?IIT. Too E14.EN A. MiTZ 1) STATES OP AMERICA, 71$ Ijniundaie Avenue Plaintiff, vs. JAMES 0. O'DON. L'nioniale, L. I., I'.I.I. and MAIl O'DONEI.75 his vile, Defendant.. NOTICE OP I*LE..-Notio is hereby given hat pursuant to a Final Us. Fee of Foreclosure entered on lay I, 1)33 by the above on. Ailed Court in the above styled aus., the undersigned United hatee Marshal or any of his luly authorized deputies olil .ii t he property situate Is leminoi. County, Florida des. rihel as: 1.0? *1, IlIA)CK I. IA H T ItROOl{ SU!lD!V!IZON I IN!? NO. I, according to pint I hereof recorded In Flat Book 5, g lass $0, l'uhlle Records of leminole County. Florida, in. luiling portion of said lot ir )rang. County, Florida. At IihIi.T outcry to the highest i n,i best bid4er for cash at 2:00 o' clock noon on Weines. ay, June 33, IllS at the front nor of the Seminole Cnunty nurthouae, Sanford. Florida. latel: 5.11.41 JOIN V. MAOITIItP?, SR. New York YOU AItE JiEltEliT NOT!. P'll:li that a Complaint (ui Divorce has been filed against rou and you are required to ierve a copy of your Answer County, Florida, has been flied against you in r pleading to the Piaintifr. th. above styled suit, and you Ittorney, IItYINU M. I'EI,I:Ell Sr. required to serve a copy )f FitLORit AND IIETTINO. of your Answer or other Plead. liAt7'. If() South Knowles mx to the Complaint on Plain. Ivenue, l)raw,r II, Winter titr. attorneyu. ANI)Elt80N, 'ark, Fiorils. and file the o,. 3ttJSlf, DEAN 1 I..0WNfli8, iial Answer to the plusiling 222 East Central Boulevard. n the office of the Clerk of Orlando, hlorids, and file the he Circuit Court on or before original Answer or other he 6th day of June, 1)11. If I'l.adlng in the otflce of the rou fall to do an, a Judgment Clerk of the Circuit Court on ty Default will be taken or before the SI day of May, ilnst YOU for the relief di. IHI. If you fail to do on, a nanded In the ('omplaint. door.. pro confess,, will be tak. l)oN: and ')itliEltiCI: in en against you for the relief hamber, at Sanford. Semi. demindal in the Complaint. into County, Florida, this 6th This Notice shill be publish. lay of May. 1)11, el .,?,ce a week for four cone,.. HEAl.) tutive weeks in the Hanford Arthur If. fleckwith, Jr. Ii"ri I 'I. Clerk Circuit Court I)ATUD this 13th day at fly: Donna 31. Markoa United Ittaiea Marshal April. 1)11. Deputy Clerk Middle District of Florida (SEA!.) 'ELDESt AND IIF.T'flflQutAug I Cen ,i.lI W. Wherry Arthur H. 5l.rkwith, it. $0 South Knowles Avenue .sistaaj United State. Alter. Clerk of the Circuit Court )rawer It cv liy: Donna it. Markos ','ini.r iThrk, Florida homey to, Plaintiff Deputy Clerk ttnrni.ys for plaintiff Publish May S. P. It. It. 1)33 'ublish May 5, II, 23, 20, 1144 I t*bliah Mary 32, so Al June I, 1. 1116 I)Z.23 - foolie Nursing Lodge arid 3:X to 4:30 at the Good kamarltai Horns to X-ray the patients. The Unit will be stationed Thursday, May 30, at Semis. ole Plus at Casselberry, tours are 24 and 5.5, This service made possible by Christmas Seals In Lake, Marion, Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Sumter Cous. Your of thia res- $233.73; accepted proposed of swoffard 4, vings I FINANCING zi~ _* - Y Prearrange Your Auto Loan -Cal? 322.1111 c, - Ask For Ralph PezoW, Jim Doucatt. or Everett McTe.r. dO! a' $ZIFFA4h'A' _____ MIMIli ''&' PJJIC ,, "Serving You Is Our Pleasure • , 01 4 _ "mad." Is REYNOLDS KATHLEEN - _______________________________________________________________________________ STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEWOMAN - met member, are asked to tery, fincreasing istovels and But its most vicious hazard automobile parts. It Is also is its vapor which a person attend. for can innocently Inhale. Carbon Members are to bring any use d for some hobbies whit. elephant Items or plants example, to clean photograph. tat evaporate. quickly when for an auction to raise funds It negativee, kill butterflies, exposed to air, giving off for the club's charity work. and to br in g out the water. poisono us vapor. Only three Interested newcomers are mark In stamp collections. thimblefuls of ca rbon tot will Invited to attend. Those In Other products such as fumi. saturate the air to the da nger Me Sanford area may contact wants, Insecticides, paints, and point In an unventilated room the Sanford Hostess, Mrs. Vir- fire •xtlnguishers sometimes 10 feet square by 10 feet high. ginia Petroski, or Mrs. Horace con tain car bon tot. Miss Wilson points out that Boardman In North Orlando. One mother recently used the victim who inhales carbon Those In the south Seminole half a cup of carbon tetra. tot usually has no warning at area may contact Mrs. Gilda chloride to clean the uphols. the time that he Is being Pettinati or Mrs. Clara Paul- tory on two chair.. That after, poisoned. Symptoms appear sen. Reservations should be noon her seven year old after the damage has been made no later than staxt Tues- daughter cam* home from done. The carbon tat is taken day. School and sat on one of the Into the lungs to th, blood chairs to watch television. stream aM depositeul In the Later the child became so fatty tissue, of the body, Pd: vlol.ntly UI that she was taken marily the brain and liver. A Nell,. of Puhil. U.ari.g a "= 9 - "" BEST QUALIFIED 6' . _5I _______ THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE AD . wan IYDIIIii sns s'ssneuneo KEE division and South of $11 434. l'iibilc hearing will be hell In the $en,lnnle County Court ilousa, Itanfor,11. VI.'rI'Ia, In the t'ounty Cummiusioi,amn Room, on Jun. 7, 1)41 at 11 :00 A. M. or as coon thereafter as poss- 13.3$,, .1 Pabiie Meurteg leminole 4..unty, l"iurita, pro. n.e to nelone the following .i property presently ieserib. toned All Agriculture to 11.1 lultlpie Family: From the a the Seminole County Court iou.., Sanford. Florida, in the ounty Commissioner* Room. n June I. 1)18 at 21:00 A. U. I T of loon thereafter ae pose. Board at County Comn,l.i. loners Seminole County, VlonIds fly John Aiezander, Chair. 1)Z.74 ... . I .. ~ I I _____ __..---.,- I! I .4. - '-. S. 5 --S'0 5 ____ S S :- -1-- S - \S -- - S SANFORD - -S S S- s - - -- . -- : . .. . ,. . . . .. . 55 - 5 5 50 - 5 - - - L - 5 - - S 10 . an nl,i h,.in..l,.. )..I 7:21 : Farm Report F Luncheon Meat SULTANA BRAND DILICIOUS - - - - --- S _ I. TUESDAY 24th POTATO MORSELS 2FIXOS 29 . ASSOITID PtAVOIS JELLO GELATIN 5 - - S 12 t 99' 1 ' S.ld.ii Sun $frswborry PRESE, RVES 'ttopo 59c 2 .5 EggS2089C Rasin Bread - - 0 - -. ZPEC!AL DELIVEEY! • -- - - S I - - . [O -. --- . - I Qut 0eII04$•13 p.m.$e,dejsE:IO5.S. Pd X 4111. -- ..:.-------- - 2 29 _,.& - ISS1 - Heads E' - Crisp Iceberg LETTUCE l ROASTW?L In - 95c 1/3 -LL ASP PROIIN BEEF __ __ _____ ' - - --S 0II I - I -- --- 2 JAN PEANUT BUTTER Large - TOMORROW 21:89c C I I 322=1166 PLEASE VOTE 97c I LB. EXTRA VICIALI 1 11111WORW7 -.999%;3~ "I, &- 838..5664 again -- -- from I Us I I ___ - 0 1 It - - SOUTH SEMINOLE 3228993 • 55 - ?.w. BOUND soul ICINTUCUT IJlllifr&WINllhy sprea d . Now I have a beautiful In many of the books and with an unibfella mauls en1 7:35 (2) Tuday of articles written about our cloth for isle (6) Mast. Carpet an ezpentiiture -PLUS tlrely in one piece. Modern (I) I've Got A sectN sSl (5) Capt. iCangarne only $2.O. [.ate I made a rug young President, John F. Ken. Plastics says that 3:33 (2) Dr. ICildare 3:55 (5) Weather, S.w. when the _____________________________ _______________________________ (I) Lucy Show warp from the tledsprt'a(I. i nedy, it has been po inted out I 1:10 T')'97 - "):00 (2) Andy Williams 1:02 (2) last of Grouch, cut the spread into one and that his favorite honk was new umbrella was finished. I P.u,,d (I) Andy Griffith 5 Romper Itonru half inch strips, sewed them "rilgrim's Way" by John hit: there wer, 300,000 teutings and (1) TI2A (I) Eaercise ror The III II) Monday Movie MmIer,t Women together and roiled into four than (Lord Twecdsmuir. lii no failures were recorded. It (1) P.yten PIeri 5:11 (2) People Are Funny large halts. Now I have a i % well know that the late can he bent meld, out anti 11:11 Run For Your Life (8) lays It To heaver (9) In !earcb of 3ian BOTH IN COLOR white rug with green warp President often quoted from snspped hark Into position. (U Movie 11:11 UI Saws 10:00 (3) Eye Guise that i4 * 54 inches long by 31 "l'ilgram's Way" in his dyn.I No more lonesome, abandoned SUNNYSSOOK PUSH PtA. SCADS "A" 1*5W (I) News (5) I tve Lucy inches wide The cost was $7. arnie speeches and hi. wrlt umbrellas in corner trash (I) New. 15:21 (2) Sane CTN. OF ONE DOZIN 31:13 (2) TonIght Show 10:30 4 11) 4',Icrn1rti,n It took all the fringe from the lngs. Many people have tried cans after a rainy thy. So let (I) Roaring 'iweatlis 1 The McCoy* bedspread to go around the to purchase a copy of this it rain; let It hlowl (1) ht ovi. 1-1 10:11 121 S114" sows tll (I) Rows book and have not been able S tablecloth. -Mrs. L.W.S. 11:01 (2) Morning Star liel (I) flatly Win (I) Andy of Mayberry GIRLS- To make a floor, to find it. I have found it, how. And there's a new idea in T1E1U*I A. M. "upermarket Sweep 1:10 (6) News length cloth nut of a sheet ever, and you can, too, by concreie nut tthen You and 11:10 U) l.,r.iiIss Itsy iii 1"..k van 1'ke 'ome piecing Ii nrccs-ary. I .encting me a postcard with vm:r hIit,3n,I -fix" IhItigs _ I)) The hitting Outs just matte one. I presume resue your name and address. l'il around lime house. The ron 25:05 42) J.'psrly MRS. L.W.S. his a loom and give you all the information.1crete comes complete with the (5) hove f f, --w-. (1) Donna Reed lit is fascinating book and .s,e*act amount of water (lust wove her rug.-POLIX, 12.21 (I) CHS tew5 like cake mix in its own conS DEAR POLLYI read the a famous reviewer wrote, Tashlos's bare look can be 12:20 (2) 1..ts Play Post Orflca (5) search For Tamer. advice to Mrs. T. K. concern. is "a book to read-anti It) bainer. I read about this In found in new lipsticks, too. row Modern Packaging. latest Tb. lipstick color, are log using magnets to hold keep." 25 EXTRA (I) Sews!in Tomorrow: ! Must pile, barely there shades tI:4s (l outtIns Light dowil a blowing shower cur. I find retired men and noPLAID STAMPS aeant to compliment a light 12:15 b NRC News tam., If her shower stall Is men ilk. to read thoughtful duct WHIM YOU PUT (I) Arlene DaM and go with the current 1:50(2: New., Weather like mine, stone and ceramic books, since it I., probably the (5) GIrl Talk you for the offbeat In clothes tile, you know darn well that first time in their busy live-, DELICIOUS PIAN 1100 magnets will not stick. I sulv. that they have time for read and accessories. In addition to 1:11 (3) FocusCuey A vs JANE PARKER Two 11 fj'e pale colorings there's a 1:50 (2) I.et'. Stake A Deal ed this same problem by alit, log. And John (4) As The Wor:d Turns lip gloss that goes over any citing a clear plastic pocketed on this point rather interest' 2:55 U) flay. of Our Lives ' and all of the shades to create hem to the bo ttom of the curS ing in "Pilgrim's Way" when 4$) Password t) tunfideuLIat for Wo. lain and inserting lead weights he writes in the preface, "As a moist, shiny look. men such as are used on drapes. we age the mystery of 'rime 2:23 (1) Th. Doctors This works fine- MRS. S. H. more and more dominates the: Now - a convenient extra (5) house Party ') A Time For L5 portable shower can be Install. 3:11 (5) '.lRT.S- and Sirs. S. H.- mind. We live less Its the pre.: Seminole County Federation *110 News One of the nice things about sent, which no longer has the of Women's Clubs will hold ad almost any place where 3:00 (1) Another World (5) To Tell The Truth this column of exchanging solidity that it bad in youth, its meeting and luncheon there is access to a water line (I) General Hospital Pointers is that one suggestion less in the future, for the rhirsisy, May 2$, at the flit and a drain. For example, a 3.18 (I) CIlS News readymade porabl wiii always bring forth others future e,ery day narrows Its O'Swe'di'n Hestsurant. t e aum' li lIe (2) Toil Don't ay (5) Edse of Sight -sum shower unit might be that fit In different circuitn. span." The board will meet at 10:43 I (5) The Young ilarrlels placed on the back porch, or 4:35 (3) Match Osm, stances or are someone else's Mr. Buchan explains that: s -rn and the regular meeting II) secret '(tort preference. No one idea will he wrote "Pilgrim's Way" as it Al II a rn. lAinheofl Is at I In a basement near the laun. (1) 77 Sunset Strip dry appliances. The units are 4:25 (1) fit every case and every per. a "journal of certain exper 12 noon. NRC News equipped with soap holder. 4:10 (1) Mike Douglas show son .-Polly. lences." I believe this book Dr. Certri:de P'orman will I, ) t7lSle Wait towel bar, and hooks for clean Poily's Problem offers so much that You talk on the subject 'Origin ofA l:Di5 (I) Woody Woodpecker clothes. DEAR I'OLLY- I would should have the book 'to read Hospitality" (3) Where the Action Is Hewscops Head like to have some Ideas on -and to keep' and, If I may Reservations must be made. (I) PDQ something special that can be add, to A new alarm clock includes give at a Precious Contact Mrs. J. C. Weir, 101 (I' Newsli.e the following extra attractions 13:33.110 5pae A' I ScIence made of those plastic mesh gift. ot I lemon l.a n e, t'asseiberry; WMV$..'I'V CII. 4 C I I -a lighted dial which can be bags that coins filled with pro. Mrs. Arthur Puiman, hwy. IT. TINPI TVESU*I set at any desired Intensity, 1:31 duce. These bags are too nice You can have fun on rainy 92, b'er i'ark, or Sirs, W. I... sIsu, on 11*'13$ Time line to throw away. -MRS. W.U.S. days! I)esigaers have come up Merrill, Sanford, ranging from a glow In night' 5:50.5:21 Amer. History light brightness; a chime, ad. 5•31.9$0 Spanish I a special shipment of Anyone submitting a Polly's justable from soft to loud; an :s1.le:11 Reading s. heavy I'rim. I(ilm of sged, 10 :44 spanist, Problem, a solution to a pro. addanap which allows lazy 1e:*5. conn.frd Steer lIre?. And, 1e:41.l1:S$ EL science blern or a favorite homemak. sleepers to add on any number Itepeat Mon. VTR tonight, after it has been of iO.minute snoozes simply 11:25.21:9 Soc. Studies $ Lag idea will receive a dollar coddled in our ovens in the Ileoeat Morn. YTR if Polly uses the Item In i'oI. by pressing a bar on top of best British tradition, you, VTR 11:51.11 15 Music I £3 ly's Pointers. the clock. too, ca n regale yourself with t_I.i. a&.[-- WI 'UC 1i1 a I__,__._ juicy, ioies. PuSH OWN _______ ______ Beef cONPIEMES lists's bult.r.t.ender Roast hardy tar, for QV1CR hesrt eaters: savory. sue. NEW YORK (UP1)-Make sleeg with all the trlii*. cutent beef pot roast with . ming,, Including a giant a pliable Ice compress for tender egg needles. Ter.'s a Baked Idaho Potato, a io emergencIes the way Mrs. tempting variety of entrees as bust Salad, Dressing and Thelma R. Bus does. The weIl as vegetabtei, salads. and yo.uownloafofllatllssad SULTANA SALAD school nurse from Johnstown, deserta at the Trade W i nds. for only $3.75 at Pa., according to "Squibb Nurses Notes." does it this 9 4 rs7 way: Pt !c) ttlV( Freeze water-soaked gauu WArAs SQUAT in thin plastic bags. Place CAFETERIAS th em the freezer, stacked HWY. 1742, 11114 PARK SIMINOLE 11111, Al CAS.cflRtRRY toge th er. When you ne ed one. Tel. 1310901 - ) ______ Cflh ___ -.______ . ' Reservations Due For Federation Luncheon CALL Attorneys for Administrator Publish May It, :3, 30 A Jul I. 1)16 GDA4I : I • - RIDE TO POLLS LII Credits,, and Pe,e.i Having ClaIm, or D,maa Agaii.I Call Eetal.s You and each of you a hereby aottfied and reqisln to Present any claims and 4 mande which you, or either YOU. may have against ti e.tais of RALPH 8110)3 DOUUI.AS, deceased, lots said County. to the Coun Judge of hmia.ole Count Florid., it his office to tI court house of said Count, Sanford, Florida, within e calendar months from the tin of the first publication of Its notic.. Two copies at .a claim or demand shall be I writing, and shall state if place of residence and post o fire address of the claims" and shalt be sworn to by U claimant, his agent or altorni $13 accompanied by $ filis tee of one dollar and out claim or demand not a. fili OilS be void. /u/ A. Edwin •hinh.tssr, As administrator at 31 Estate of lit II) .. i II• - - RALPH BROWN DOUGLA Deceased shinholsar 0 Logan PInt Federal Bulidlig Sanford, Ponds S . ti 1. ~ "I ; , - RAL,PII lIltOWN DOU(1TA$ *: 1:111 - i THIN SLICED - . PROGRESS I. Ibe Court of $h• C... Jul5., $essi.ei, Ce*.$y, Flu Ida, to P,ebst., I. rot Eet.h. of It i: -S H A MI 99c I +a-- . of our clever gen- ner %alk, "Instead of letting as the husband who is *ivilltly LIe PKGe 51,35 -(' I lLr~ - Tonight I - man 'H' I . . 29 I phIs Lire, I. -- Television - LIlc RIB STEAK '//hats ttIevi '. I . .,~) '1 S Attest Arthur Beckwith. Jr. 'ubliat, May 32, 1154 A, . I I FOR A bi.. WAW - CONTINUE t' and 6 10' to P011 run N 313, Mast i$) South 313, West 33$. to 'Oil. Public hearing will be held ALL MXW*YA!ED N77HO(ff MV TAXAK 11111 P R 1W corner of 5E14 of 5W' * EDUCATION * TOURISM * BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL GROWTH * EMPLOYMENT AND PERSONAL INCOME * NEW ROADS, HIGHWAYS. EXPRESSWAYS " AssiL pin and the moving parts of to 3nother .~ ~`- Avg. Milk Weed load eusel Or 4 P.ck.qes For $1.10 I C3'Lb. ester Cut ............ lb. "Supor.RIglst" Heavy Wistera We Skirt CUt e e I ....1 BURNS GOVERNO Notice Is h.r.by given. Hoard At low 0"11011111 -L-L-1- r- ofsawamwaildmas"s F1& rewhed ha I I i t County Commissioners of 1'. 1 future husband too much and be watching television, he clean the rust off the hinge A Potty Dollar is on its way to prod him into an aftertlin. isn't going to be as irnteful Cramer -- 5 C I ." CDZ.73 GOVERNOR ~I - 'iepee-RlheI &8shed Pully C..hsdl - I - _____ DEAR POLLY- My Pointer the binge. Apply a small tlemen readers.-POl.l.'. him settle down immediately let alone to iI as h' ' t'l.'ii,'n. amount of oil to all the aur. DF\R POLIX- One of Is for those who have squeaky faces that move alter his evening meal in front So the coeds should hi. warn. I I OPIN us 'Tn 2 P. M. as well as to favorite kitchen helpers Ismy a of the television set.." doors I suggest they take the the pin and 1:30 .d that while taking care ..i' p,, Moe. then reassemble, plastic place mat without a, door off Its hinges and, using This usually takes care of the foam back. This makes a Wflfl.j Whether husbands an, going their husbands' health may l,n I to be as happy a. they were their duty, they shouldn't ls steel wool and a small Ills, problem-KENNETh derful surface for slicing, cut. in the days of feedIng the pert to get much credit f:,r it. hog or chopping vegetables orr1 brute and letting him steep Th. husband who,. wile Em I _ I meat. It Is easy to pick up to1 ii. off undisturbed on th e living overfeeds him can expect to SIlOS - 2:00. i:13. iO:3l transfer foods to a utensil or room sofa, only time will tell, hear him sing her praise, as a MAINIS - 4:00. 1:11 dish, When making ssndwlche, , ri,u..n..sjv..p, on it toe crumni are confined anti it is easy to wipe clean.GREATEST THRILLERS NO13DaT P. E. 3:15 (1) 5nahineAlmaise III (5) News ALICE FOR THE PRICE OF ONE (I) Su:i.iitne Alinautia (3) ARC News DEAR POLLY-. I could not III (5) T. V. Classroom 1:21 (5) Newsline find a pink tablecloth large 3:33 (2) Iiuntley.8?Iabtey (I) Film t1II1flhIWllllWt (I) Walter Croaklt. 1:13 U) News enough for my oval table. I (9) Twelve O'clock 511gb 7:11 U) Today made one using a pink twin. 7 $1 U) Zane Grey Theatre (I) News (I) t),'ath Valley Days size sheet and the white fringe (I) 11111 Ration Show . Chipped Beef SIRLOIN _ ible. Hoard of County CommIss. loners Seminole County, Florida fly John Alexander. Chair. Man Attest Arthur lt.ckwitb, Jr. Publish May 33, 1365 Sect. 9.21.30, run iC mm. - * ____ lanianlo. Further .leacnib.4 an lying Fast of kn.,liwoni Hilt. BURNS The kind of meals that of taking them 1I diet - conselouit womlin By Polly Cramer R.Obta" ______ Newsissper DEAR ABBY: My son has 7:15 (3) Hullabaloo (3) To T.I1 Tue Truth 4)) The hg Movie 3:35 (3) John F orsythe (P POL ADV.) te.cribed property presently .nned It-IA itesi,i.ntial to h'.2 L'omrnerclal: Lots 1 10. 11, 22. II, It. 13, 0 II, 111k C Tract 4, it Pelly taught basic exercises and the importance I • Mmnb.v Seminal. County Democratic Executive Cat,,, mittna. • Past Presidsist Democratic Woni.n's Club of S. iaal County. • VICI Presidunt of t1. 4t1. Congressional District, Deiiio 2_ L.5. P5.5J_ IW UT riurwu. loord of Directors, Seminole County Democratic Ass.. clatiois. - By education In which they are food that tamed the brute. 500*5, for regularly throughout life, the pares don't bring much prake. Ls... 323.1214 Abby's booklet. "How to danger in overeating, the Few husbands who leav, the T T1MIS TONITI Write letters for All Or' 515.1$ 1:41 - Al., threat to health a sedan. tail. just a little bit hungry easions." repeated en I butter up the cook with PIt't. first bell t.*ry way of life, ow "Th e wife sets the table anti ty speeches. S COLLIC?O*' ntS. lUst-Cal., the activity jattern of the And even though he g.e. 10:00 0ly family," coeds an told. And along on that a(ter.,iii,nrr MT AWARD WIN. they are advised not to feed a balk when he would rather ____ PaL44 - Hate to write letters? the offending coupls. DEAl ABBYI What do . -4 are valid, but it you want action, Send $1 to Abby. Rol $9700. you'd better address them to 1.0.. Angel,., ('al, ____ MRS. By Ruth MilIeU PJ)1_QJ1 ,arents. You are Indssd of hIounty Comml.slun.rs of KEEP W I ". I *Oil ml$fortum of their 9.lak Pr.... 1.08. PRO. - * punish kids for th. mislike. YOU. Your complaints 2 BACON WBAPPID And daddy is either honey. take turns running in and mooning with his new wif., humoring him, which di.. CONFI I) E N T I A I. TO or out drunk with his girl supta the entire party. These "MARRIED ' TO THE friend. And me anwhile, the people us afford a sitter NORTH POLE" IN lAS. CQ C kids are running wild. No, just like the net of us, but TON, PA,: Don't go to ex. .. upon $ time girls were It'. a cinch the new way "wonderful I don't want my children as. they have taken the child tremeq, The South pole isn't eok.5 But the wit. taught that the way to keep won't be as satisfactory for whn seen to it that her hits. sociating with children with them ever since he was any better. 11 whose parents are divorced, a month old. Any corna husband happy an4 easy to the wife. True, she won't h:.i.' hand watches his diet and geta cook those big tli,iners isith And if th is warps them to ments? Problems? Writ, ti, .hbby, handle was to ' feeti the brute." gravy enough exercise, can only hop. and hot biscuit, taars, I am glad. Maybe It PARTY SPOILED Box 11701, los Angeles. anti to hear him brag about how Not any more. At Michigan homemade pie. Hut wives were will make them think twice DEAR SPOILED: If this ('at,, 100*1, For a personal has been smart enough to State I'niver.ity all freshmen usually weii.pel,i In t..imph. about what divorce can do. couple spoiled ONE of your ,j reply, lnnioae his weight down. keep a stamped, students are requiretl to I-*Ise menta when they act be(,re FOR MORALITY Parties, shame on them, It self-addressed envelop., a 10-week course in physical their husbands the kin.i of DEAl FOR: Be you would they spoiled TWO, s ha m. on 142, PKG. West thought awhile and led the five of spades. Fasts - - ~ By liaryana Miles team and an artIficial kidney The South Seminole Wel. stances known. According to County Home to keep the child alive. She corn. Wagon Club will tells. Economics Agent Myrtle Wil. remained In the hospital for brat. Its sixth anniversary at son, carbon tetrachloride is six weeks until her kidneys this month's meeting to be common, readily available healed. held at 11:30 am., Thursday, household chemical. It I. an Swallow ing only a teaspoon. May 20, it the Lookout Has. effecti ve solvent of oil, grease ful has caused death, There taurant In Fern Park for and waxes; thus users find It is also evidence that it can luncheon followed by an alter. excellent for removing spota be absorbed directly through noon of cards. on clothing, cleaning uphols. the skin, All past presidents and for. • P leminols County. Florida. pro. poe. to Vssone the following KEEP FL ORIDA GROWING - BACON v queen forced South's ace. The bail trump break, South's con. Naturally, the child fusses standably sensitlin. but don't an unexpected trick with his Jack of hearts. South 411opsn't vtrsation anti West's brilliane a little, being In a strange bristle. Simply tell them you ten of trumps but South haa make sli but he doe's make had rombinoil to cost South his bid and all, and his parenta don't know. an entry for the queen and his fiv..eluh contract, game, dren are, _____________________________________________________________________________ Of A 10-111111,11 medical &ytith was an @2pM but he s• out *asking or is too dead. tired to care where her eMI. $1.11 ______ N.S*4 4 Despite Its widespread use, to a hospital whet. doctors strIcfr. person may become few persons realis, the en. found that her kidneys 11.4 dizzy, nauseated, jaundiced trern, hazard of carbon tetra. stopped functioning and sh. AM begin to cough. chloride. They often the most toxic household sub. f*rt8 *. Pass 34 They didn't ask vs Lf we DEAR FATHER: Perhaps bid trump break. Then he i• ,, i.e. minded, not did they make your friends mean no harm, cashes the ace and king of Ps. Paw Pass any eacuaee for bringing and are sincerely interested hearts and leads a low trump Opening load- X. him. in your son. You are under. to dummy's eight. East make., let thom associate with their own kind. There Is no par. sntal supervision In broken homes. The mother Is either R Carbon Tot Dangers Outlined think of was near death. Tb. It as a I nfo" cleaning fluid Inhaling the poiaonus vapor because It Is non-flammable. Ilowe,ei', carbon tat is one of of carbon tat. It took the of. TWay's NoM.Nouth taMs • Notice to hereby given, ltoart 1rj I - __ . - --- Jacoby and Son I show a probabl, club slam. Itlost his contract anyway. DEAR ABBY: Iam HAD you think of a coll.ge.edu. has benn going to college respective of the defense There was nothing wron1f with & 1013 at you. Yes, HAD, HAD. rated couple who, instead for seven years. He has South will be able to make QJ53 his play. It just .eentn that he 1014 MAD! I Just got th ru tailing talked too much. of hiring a litter for their changed his mind several 'his own 10 tricks plus two 6011 tImes about what he wants more with dummy's queen slit As soon as The dummy hit my daughter that she Is not three.yesz.old son, take Win 1*5? him In make his lit.', work and jack of hearts. When you look table South said, "It looks the I. uaseimt. with children of wherever they are Invited? a xi is a Q 52 liii also had tough breaks at the l*at.W,,t cards you as it we didn't but •nouhth." 1074 a e divoned parents, arid then $ I don't mean to a casual In all four college, he ha. see that all three clubs are In 'rst almost had * second AK Q J 13 4973 you eoEa aloeg and Bay pee. bridge evening, but to a late Vold attended, People keep ask. 'one hind and that South won't 61016 diamond on the tabl, when he pie who think that way are dinner party to which six ing ma what sty son's be able to get to dummy for $OVTR (D) heard South's remark. Then Ignorant! Will, I am not other couple, had been in. ,, plans,, are. I feel that as those two heart tricks, 6A84 he pulled th* card hark and WAR Ignorant. I am a college. vited. We don't have intl's Or will he? Assume that long as I am paying the stopped to think. South iducated Christian woman, bedrooms as yet, and Mr. bills, It is no concern of West leads out two diamonds. impetuous hut honest to that 4 A K Q iT 4 s married 23 years. If people and Mrs. X. show up at the their.. Am I right? how South ruffs the second dia. East-West vulnerable he never would have ninth, the want to get divorced and door with their Bobby all should I answer th,m? mond, leads one high trump West Neeth tail South remark about ntiaslng six if 4mg thsaselves in the mud, reedy for bed. (Our bid!) raw 24 A FATHER and finds out then about the , he had a aeconti diamond. 1)01 instructed the po. Idents write out a hit of qu.s. Hunnkut and Associate, to lice department to enforce tions .0 that he could study update the tax roll, it actual the ordinance against fires them and give answers In n. cost plus 20 per cent overhead being set in the town as well hated detail, plus 20 per cent profit with as the firearms law, In business of the meeting, fee not to exceed $1,500 and It was planned to bold a council agreed to accept the a completion date of July 15; council work session before bid of Seminole County Mot- authorized clerk to grant a the next regular meeting or. in the amount of $2,464.30 one.day permit to the South Jun. 1. By Abigail Van Buren I • 4 , requested that one cJ#On &ALdq ja ss palities as scos as commission that the store at ing and the engineers duties mee tings can be arranged, the northeast corner of Long. with the work. Town Attor. In other action the board wood Avenue and 5* 430 be ney Jo. Davis gave a number authorized Allen to purchase compelled to house all metof legal opinions and finally a chain saw at cost of chandise inside the building. Legal Notice DZ.76 11~ ah*6#0 17 Dnm tiles ties. Welcome Wagon To Celebrate Anniversary - - . May28, 1M Page I JAItamonte Water, Sawwr Plans Outll*ned 0:1- 0im elation will be stationed at 30iI water system county eommlsslon's present with police and fire depart. last Pint Strset In front o of the peyng. system. policy as pettidpstIo with men supervisIon, and, ye. flarr,tt'p in Sanford Tuesday Mayor W. Lawrence Swof- municipalities U requested tarred to th e attorney for Itours at. Ill and 24 p.m. ford and members of the by Councilman Bob *0gm advisement of proper legal Free X-rays will be avail council scale gav. lengthy and reported the commission action the recommendation able at that tim, and the pub ezplanatlon. of plan for the will meet with officials of of the planning mid zoning He I. urpad to take advantagiI project., eJ1od of flsn. munici of this service. The unit will be located al the County and city Jails Wed ne,day, 11.1 to X-ray the to mat.s and from 3:13 to 2:11 will be stationed at the Sm. •S0 C for a new pollee ear su seee. Seminole Jaycees fot a July Nearly an hour of the Al. amendatlon of Pollee 4th celebistlot. to be held tamont. Springs Council meet. C. B. Allen. Other, companies Mecca Hammock, Ing was taken up by rset. submitting bids were Strick. within the town med agreed Public hearing will be bet The liobtie X-ray volt aI dents of Oakland Estates re- land Morrison and Johnny to donate $250 from the reeIn the Seminole County Covi Ilcuse. !anf:rd, Florida. in lb Central )1oeda Ttsbprculosi hash1ngisàtIon. concerning Balton Ford. nation budget for fireworks County Commissioners floor on June T. 1)4* at 11:11 A. P and Respiratory Disease Am the proposed entanslce of the Swoftord clarified the to be dleplay.d at the event I Sa attoaey on or before Just hearlcg will be held 11)31, at the 011ke of thi InPublic the Seminole County Courl Clerk of the Circuit Court. of iIntiee_Ssn?nrd Florida. In the Mobile X-ray Here Tuesday , - - . - Lb. Sc CABBAGE DRESSING QT. 39c Prices In This Ad Are Good Through W.dn.sd.y, May 25 Hwy. 17.2, S. Sanford [_ Plnecrest Shopping Center I S S I: , . - �~I - i ~ hgkt"~t j -- __ -- __ ~, . . . _________ .. __ . .. . . . I . , .. 1-11: I I - . /s4 . . 0 iss Donna Sandage, J. . Fsp Singletary 10 - May 1 0 1. 11 I United ' M I mpress Lve Crzurcrz J. . , . The Church own eci WM standing branched - col3l- . f?I f . Bid . __ .. I % nuptial music and aceompan- . .. . . . . _______ ____ - ______ ______ ____ "Is." .. I a'. &1L..wore ye a for. a _A ma sIiIt. ,IOWflO a.cti an ny,os tnin. . - V .. ___ , 1 I . :I. med with the same pattern .1 lies., roses en. Miss Jerri B meld Of honor, wore a formal longth gown of powder lue crepe : . -' . • . - I i ,,, . .. lr& I I 11 : Boling. Sandy Stay- .4 - ,, -1, - . . • , .1 ii. ., I .1.1 I wore blue crepe gowns Iden. heal to that of the mold tt honor with the exception of the jackets. Their gowns hod back trains of ac. from the waists to ths hemline.. All - I .. "Ot . .. -~-,? . V . , II I I .. 11 -........- : 1 '.jC7.N.Ak:L . -- 't -t ': " - ;11, "), . , 1. . Honors Engaged f, .~i_,4 - MRS JAMES C. SINGLETARY -_________________________________________ 1 - . - - "!.I . -. '.. I MISS RUBY JULIET RIChARDS . .• f-- - - . - . ' . Sisters To Marry In . . I. V I d - . - . - - ~ 111 . tI . I , . '. A . .. The main topic of discussion was the Beta Sigma Phi C0fl• " - go" were analyzed by the 7th birthday May 16, with a few of her girl friends In for a luncheon. Shown with her are DteDce Morris, Reno' Poppy, Carolyn, Pam Field ..., ..:ç - _. j -: - lanta, Ga., and one other son, . / They have 21 grandchildren. L I I tie ti -1 '~- A! A- ; is..... I 0-010 I t'mflnn'Ti 11.1 f%t'lAti UURU If! IIIIMT (1 • 0 PillS Ch.nsd Glansd and Stoi'.d . ' s - or a lovujjercilasjool • OUR OWN .-. COLD STORAGE fOVchansIng.. PI I .1 !I II LI' ..1 at t L Min ute mag ic reg. $2.00 Floats dirt and make-up off In a wink VAULT? I ' -. . - c O?I v Your t.n,.ti ,T,fl ' I Lotion res.$35O AA UNrWah __ .r" 1111111111 M 11 I . jj t S . .-. . ," PHILIPS CWIII.1.USáy a FUR LANKNIA FM I':- "' 0 %,a QN: 'O i I . I I11 11 I I ' * list Of SPecials and t1me_birgala., P the cost-cutting WSS& eneri7. .' yoni time SUCH SAVINGI arew4m.. paper- tb. saaB iu you \ % th. ann4 Collection dayt And they u dofinit. PtOOth*tyournIwsp1do.sesoe,t.b. • 70U shop MW laYs doon an that CO Into your b. YET THIS 1. only one of many ways y SHOPPIN G SPECIAL LUNCHEONS Mp1Ure coveta Stert.Ja leas 2611 . DINE IN A COOL RELAXED LUXURIOUS ATMOSPHERE , , ~ . ~I 1 .41~ . *rWst lrnJt:,,sgs-tw ,• r'I 111. 1111M . rem have a tendency to pick up any color in the water so never wash with colored tab. rid. b. I . 1: I . I ... •!: .::...... $495 . 11 tiM, IiIs fIGSC1. T1UN4 5154,4 Disk Cur .,.............-......!- . 011% - COMPLITI C TiI1 Cml. . 16 CLAIROL 0 NOW" Castle See" r:ji. -"-r . $ lli.iiv - ..... -....-.-........ - dotted llwits ilady's shoppe Jack Ill fine fabrics I" Fab A 323-4318 1 & Joan's muory wom 32141001 SANPOU PLAZA -_-- ant with the books piled and pressed to keep the leaves from crumpling. The Texas A*M University research di. ',:. vision said the process then • .. II should b. repeated until the iMs. Ml.ji.j,j materials are thoroughly dry. 99 (If , 1(U)) st sugar, % teaspoon each of ,j j, cinnamon and nutmeg. tablespoons of flour. and % 010MV .1 s 1. TO SEMINOLE COUNTY .. ITA1IITICAL WASHINGTON( -- tatisti lana HIGH SCHOOL -. 1 GRADS1 .. . . I . gure dipping your favorite . LOOKING FOR A SUMMER JOB, PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT1 I WILL FOR TWO WEEKS • ILl filed. I MAY I Th. most mportant thing to remember Is never put anything away dirty. Have your clothes cleaned 0 • . . - I. I. £ f A Is d i contains dirt, dust, sp.$s er stains. Downfown cleaners have a service where all Clothes are carefully cleaned. spo"64, and moth. proofed before storege in our plant. Ask us about this setvice. " 111 & Jet Lam or[ Poor 1,00 P.M* App.IaSIat Tbors. A lort. Call 3314913 Betty Anne's StraM Halt Stylirq 36164 2201 S. Perk Ave. which should beutv nie war I ACCEPTED I secils. ant and crumbled blue cheese **WLN# (about 3 O unces of theen). Tnoy Los CALLS- TRUST THE CARE OF YOUR CLOTHES TO US YOUR SANITONE CERTIFIED MASTER DRY CLIANER a -a -_ Down WN Chmunn St - -_ 113 S. Ps.n.A ADDRESS I i . •..................................,..... PHONE _____________ _____________ _____________ ____________ I a cup each of dairy sour cream ap p topping evenly ,gas. Bake ,a to W minutes in preheated 373-diVes oven. Ory a 1, a re fancy $hap" dough. %ut into with cookie cutter and bake 1'3S r Oaaf j orb II , George Duque •. pie shell . Mix together % CUP ' Lasels Always Avall" Par Opm boam" C , COLD WAVII I - baking apples. Arrange in raw II un-t it jut amd the Sit in 3OVr bOS&I4 bodg147 5fa,sy Tim., Øpy 71 u2.Mfl - 0 and slice thinly 4 to I large =us"" mom Psy the Cost of . " ''w Si, FREE , from your regular Inveet.,it in thin asw . Flemings IET'S I LEN #A a* 469* V4 *0 a" dwp ping trf with the aid Of th. f grocery .4. In your newspaper. by '. IL .. . 0 in Sanford. . - • ' . ' '- 'i. L YOUR FRII WANT . 0 TOUU - __ Id. J annual yearbooks at the ban. ' ' i:ij'i1 I S.tscf Group Try quet this year. fish fillets In roiled cereal It was announced that Mr. 11 flakes. The nutty flavor of the By Alm Mbk Barrio and her mother, Mrs. Gerry and Mrs. Billy Pgolsn,were cereal brings out the subtle North Bombay Mr. and Mrs. lIarviy Dunn Padgett, to Tampa Tuesday. the recipients of the 6 arde* flavor if either baked or fried fish. attended the banquet of of . .: the Month award, State York Rita Moscons Con. Mrs. Sue Anderson and The meeting was held at the I x. daughter, Teresa. are now oc- home of Mrs. AD BE Bessie WAUSCe ten a a . 1. ' We Offer I cupying th e Snodgrass apart. o the Longwood-Oviedo Road. Tuesday evening. 1 On. Of The IN S ERTED UND E R "SITUATION WANTED" ment. Mrs. Anderson Is em. Assisting as co-hostess was " . ' ployed at Keller Cabinets In Miss Rose Wallace. The BEGINNING Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hender DeLand. Of Fresh Flowers, Wallace served refreshments, son returned Wednesday after Lr b e hostess prize was won Plastic Arrangem.nts, UNTIL FRIDAY, JUNE P0th. Mr. and lirs. Jim Denslow and th by Mrs. Marilyne Peterson. having spent several days in and son, ul Etc. In Cintral Florida will be, the southern pa rt 01 • Into their newly purchased held June 2, at the horn. SANPORD home, the former Andy ZVAUS 31r, Frienda are happy to see home on the corner of Third Jack Riddley, Ill Nafth FLOW1111 SHOP , Mrs. Alice Rysa out again aft- and Clark. Mrs. Denslow Cortex Avenue, with Mrs. THIS FREE WANT-AD OFFER 15 OPEN TO SENIORS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Cu. 9. 10 A Soft Ave. or her two recent $le gal a'teaches in the Enterprise Ele- George Duquette assIstiall as 312-111133 322-8463 ADS SHOULD BE LIMITED TO 25 WORDS INCLUDING THE SENIORS' co-hostess. surgery at Seminole Memorial mentary School. 11 NAME AGE AND TELEPHONE NUMBER Hospital Miss Lani Friend is vacat. Mrs. Alma Goodwin Is hap- toning with her parents for a Til V flftV I tAIJiLI" py to have her daughter, few weeks between thi end of IMIR WftJ LLMflIflU Ruby, from Tennessee hare her semester at GaineSville for a visit with her. IT WOOKOW Cal.' tietore reporting to hr summer 01000 Job In North Carolina. .. Did you know that not only sunHoward Henderson accom ______________________ r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -' - - ii, I panied Miss Sandra McBride light but any kind of light can di. SORRY, ii terior.t. fabrIc, of course sun. / • PARTY PIE light will di the lob qutekar.....s. I Apple pie Is especially good pecially in nylee and silk. with a blue cheese and dairy W1.n you tIer. g.rmnts in '1 NO I WRITE 01 PRINT ONLY ONE WORD IN EACH SPACE '• 'lour cream topping. th. summer, stiri shim na dark, . Line an I-inch pie plate with dry area. This typ. if storeg. u *6 pastry made from your favor.' prevents light dam..., mildew. NAME ..'''.......'........................... AGE ..................... I Its recipe or a mix. Par., core PHONE and discourages the latching of • ... ______ \1\ • (UPI).-Booka arid documents damaged by flood waters can be salvaged by prompt and proper treatment. Stood them on and with the Enterprise Personals Here's Whery I I ni' hat ='rs Toil. me ware a white orculd mashed banana. Add all M Curless. r. fisS just until moistened. Fill nly t was th ::t;ra c1oady. of full. Bake In preheated 425 . 1. JNC%SROFFWOD , .4. IV, S JEWELRY evening, May 24, with Mrs. W . , . . 1. . • CARDS COLLEGE STATION, Tex. .1.i' '. , : . I .. i.. Herter of New Madison. Mrs. William Newton of MailMr. and Mrs. George are land and Mr. and Mrs. Ray the pa r en ts of one daughter, Polaris of Orlando. WY. • .,- year's ., the U. S. Departmat of Ifealtbi, Education nd By Maillyrie Peterson estimators, some a10 Those elected were presi bar meeting At that time an The regular meeting of the dent, Mrs. Jack Riddley; vice, election will be held to till million marriages will have North Orlando Garden Club takes place In the United was called to order by vice. president, Mrs. R a y mon d the vacancy, States. Mrs. Ralph Installation of the now old. pros rit, rs. sorga '. Next It IS estimated quette, in the absence os ,wo West; Cs , treasurer.,' Mr5 Frank, cars will take pIse, at tub mar. president Mrs. W. W. er. lin Wick, and chaplain, Mrs. banquet at Jim Spencer's Roe. there WI1•_II•0, the number taurant In Sanford on Tuesday will rise to two million. By Elections .9. or 1910, fi , will flees for dii fIscal year of The office of in the annual number bald open until the octodent, officIsUag. 710 I be club 1W67. members will receive their eggs Wilt stud at 2.1 million. THE WORK OF THE CHURCH. . . . , .1 GRADUATE home. ECCLESTIASTICAL ORGANIZATIONS. son, Ohio, and he late Orla able to attend were Mr. and C - Indies wood, formerly of New Madi' Those sending gifts but on- Coffee or Too. Frofth H,hS,.w.P.isi... 0 4* ''. ... CO-HOSTESSES Mrs. Rose Wallace and Mrs. Bessie Wallace serving punch to the newly-elected president of th e North Orlando Garden Club, Mrs. Jack Riddley, at the May meeting of the club at the Beanie Wallace WHAT MAKES DENOMINATIONS? of Mrs. Mary Harter of Long- George of Versailles, Ohio. 'is. itsa oe 9VALITY a SYICI . - .. - _ make their act by bar brother. then for her wedding a Sma and told i cup of uncooked rolled whole two-piece brocade suit with wheat. Combine I beaten eggs It to fill cavity of chick. wL trend to cover formerly exposed wood areas with fabrile". cue on outdoor Still. Makes She pleks Avrli rayon and cotton fashion fabrics to about 6 cups stuffing. diverse but complementary patterns for Inexpensive rw dMirating. . I -. # .. I , .1 CHURCH. Brown, all of Winter Park, . •I I . I i * • .lI.l*,a* ,. WHAT THE CHURCH IS. O RIGIN Mrs. George is the daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Low Price Skin Freshener - - OF ORLANDO THEM!: THE NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH SUBJECTS -, 1, L A :to use or I . - - life and has been employed Also Mr. and Mrs. Emil by the Martin-Marietta Corn- Hammer. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil pany of Orlando for the past Collins and Mrs. Christine lox STORAGE At One I I to NIGHTLY * A. JUl FROST, £VAt4GIUST , . cup of chopped onion and cup ot chopped parsley. Roll ham slices, bologna slices or i I asa..ft 40 Jè0: 29th Save Moneyl suits during their married moo, all of Lonawood. -- \ ) Z .4i)I,. 43 I . q640 oo 0 - -oow! 0 ;p ep "'. 0-1~54 . - - • I1 'N I ___________________________________________________ 0 . t I Whit, nylon, orIon chopped beef around stuffing I I -'. P.M. throuaJl - . 1.t. Ths couple Will The bride. #Ivan .. I package of prepared bread r I 41 I ~'. .- 7:30 I - - - - I el ICCOfdiflgtoyour skin :i , 1, .. I .' served juice with ½ cup of melted butter or margarine, ,1 il-4- THE KINGDOM WHICH CANNOT BE SHAKEN, how much Is left. - . -- ' .- Thorotighly drain I cups of : . .1 . . sauerkraut, reserving % cup t. -1 I . of juice; chop kraut. Mix re . 0 and 3p Impressive into, mu ceremony in the lint ________ Methodist Chunk. BANANA R%ZE Tb. marr i age was P.dor Banana inulllns are espee. ed by Rev. Cyrus Downy. ally good for breakfast. Slit pastor of First Methodist together 14 cups of sifted all Church. I, i-.I Purpose flout, cup of sugar, baked or 4 ham, Mr. and Mrs. Ehion years. 80mousCleansIngand Freshening ty ' S 23rd Mr. George is lb. son of Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mrs. Mary K. George of North and , Michael and Star. and the into Charles Patrick, Mr. George. lie has been engaged Barthlow. Mr. and Mrs. Charin plumbing and farming put' lea W. Plenty and Bruce liar- rdn uare ompanions U f' played by the erganlit, Mrs. Mr. Wiley . St. Petersburg. She wore I degree oven about 13 minutes. MR. AND MRS. JAI W. DECKER, SL presently employed by e light blue brocade afternoon _______________________________________ from Syracuwas se adua ...v Corporation. -- --------- dress with matching accessor• School ux wcwtCiiuw, iU Florida Power • _______________ FIRST-OF-WEEK, will w Aug. , tes. 11cr corsage was a so of 63. where be was a aem• The us the Southern Method. . . white orchids. Jay W. Decker ' ber ofthe Alpha Cbs Rho.firm He of ii 1st Church with the Jr. of Apopka, was best man with architectural , Rev. .., Dur. . . .. I _________ father. Sargent, Webster, Crenshaw wardH.i.wautr.e...ma • for, ypllyi us.gguy - The nuptial music, 'Trau and Foley In Syracuse, N. Y. inert" "o Promise Me" arid A September wedding Is TAM . 1. planned. MISS SANDRA LEE SPENCER MAY 1.1*1114 States Army. He Ii * 'Gardeners Elect 01licers wedsila ant vets r __s5 and mints, '" .I I DsUam .f .~N . , ~- . Vows SPECIALS . . ONLY - - • . Mwy Chwch of CMdo used up, snip the bottom oft, guests were served assorted Stewart and son, Mrs. Louise cold cuts, cheeses, nuts, chips Christian, Mrs. J oann Kirk' i 11 son, W. Brown at her beautiful WORSHIP IN THE CHURCH. I iL - - When your plastic tube of - with a white cake decorated Mrs. William Lane, Mr. and -4 . - I with yellow rosebuds. The Mrs. Al Judd, Mrs. Delona 1, I ]MR. AND MRS. W. G. HICKS celebrate to roll around 1 -... i '".i IP ili"4Jt .• - I gradus. (Photo by Maryann Miles) Iii , I minds that the senior citizens One-half cup of cottage olic Church In North all of Orlando. can contribute skills, warmth cheese supplies as much high Ohio, The table. covered with a Also Miss Linda Smith. and sympathy, patience and quality protein as one serving white lace cloth. was centered Mrs. 112ry Harter, Sir. and experience, of most. (71, * I W, ! 171p, 6 i!, - • -. :W r-' . LAKE MARY PIRINALL '"' .f a shampoo or ma k e-up is about Silver Anniversary Fete H Th h I: '' tEpr::c TO GO 111 FOWI, Cranborry-rallshed Yams 9. are making their home with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bethea, well with hot or cold fried Forest City Road, Forest City. (Photo by Maryanu Miles) chicken. Melt 2 tablespoons of 1 ILJI onors e Joh" - butter or margarine in skillet. n DON'T IGNORE Stir in I cup of bottled cran.Mr. and Mrs. John ricorge %liss Peggy Ann George, still berry. orange relish and 14 I f winerY 0 at home. NEW YORK (UPI) - Tbs cup of chopped pecans. Add 2 . , ''°° o, celebrated U. S. Department of Health, (1 pound cans of yams, drain. G reenville, The recipients receiv ed their 25th wedding anniversEducation and Welfare re- ed. Toss lightly. Cover a al open house many beautiful gills, flowers Y ports th at older workers us heat slowly to serving temper. on A ru and cards. Un . stable and dependable. ature. Garnish with 4 orange Guests at their home were In urging employers to con. slices. Makes 4 generous ierv, They were niarrkil April 19, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bass. Mr. sider hiring older workers. . the Ingo. . , i.; . Lako Wilma Worl, Mrs. Dorothy Kelly, Mrs. Mrtii 1'retiIt and Mrs. Peggy %%arja. Their son, 11111, lives In At. and Barbara Field. Carolyn, along with brother blark, and her mother ~~~,1 I Repeat Sunday afterscoa, Noy 13, at the Fellowship ~ - pulastols a, Hudson, N. y., member of The First South. and the late Dr. Samuel Pu Sanford, and the ? School d Mrs. k W. , OUua What lo wear and svhere.to. be .. GOSPR MWnNCv The couple was married May 14, 1011, on a ferry boat crossing the Tennessee River. Seven of their nine children v live in the near-by area. They •. are Kenneth A. Hicks, Mrs. .:$ stemmed pink rose. Refreshments consisted of a delightful sheet cake decorat. ed with pin k rose buds a nd - CAROLYN RIGIIE'TTI, datighter of Mrs. Sim Righetti, celebrated her , Ceremony ding anniversary party. r, . : Double Mr. and Mrs. William G. hicks, of 811 W ward Street, were guests of honor at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Yates, of Bunnell Road. Forest City, for the s3th wed. .. - ;,., - A~ Decker to Orlando. Jay W. Decker Sr., of Orion. home Yollowlag the wofilif, • do,w;reunn.d UI arriage i,pUon, daughter of - . - ononng cently honored at By Maryann Miles The party got Into full swing ,, I ,~ r. hrmarly of Chamberlain School of a". ""Las. She Is prosestly olspisyed The birld"lood Is a IM with B. Altman and Comp School. She Is presently amIn New YorL 11 Miss Dom bulb was re full red and pink blooms. While and ink P ve:rI :1oman Punch were •c.. .. candle-lit table. . - : ,N~ . Onfla MISS JANET MERLENE RICHARDS Miss Sylvia Williams and Miss loll l.i . . M Stewart the Kseth. _______ • ...swen Linda Jarnagin. Each girl was presented with a single long. -- . . I I . .) . L. ' The honorees were Miss Bettina Vale, Miss Donna P.. (era, Miss Pit Chambers, 1, '~* .. I . Graduation Fete . ~ - Phi Delta Zeta members had an engagement party May I? for all of the girls in the chapter who are engaged, The party was hem In the home of member, Sally simp. ... . Spencer kins. I ~. - Members t ,. . ., I . .. I am- , ": 1 1 ; :, Gregory, Rat Mal, Pes Not- Couple Married 55 Years 10,1! Aju_.r. i~ ill Kimball, - ,ersck, N. Y., have annoonc. ci the engajemenI of t1w Engaged daughter, Miss Sandra 4' Mr. and Mn Richard id Spencer to Newton S. Wiley Williams ire announcing the Jr., son of hr. and Mrs. Wiley engagement and approaching i*soaville, N. Y. of seantag. of their daughter, Lawasa Sue, to Charles Ed. Miss spencer attended ward Stewart, son if Mr. and Mary A. 3uraham Syracuse University arid Mn.?. F. Stewart Sr. of - ________________________________________________________ . I x"S ss Lawana Williams • . Airs. Wilbur Merl Richards Richards will become the and " late Mr. Ellington and Is a student at Stetson Uni. no guests enjoyed Me sr- (I Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Bracken. of Bainbridge, Ga., announces bride of James Oliver EllIng. Mr. Julian Is the son of Mr. versity, DeLand. ray' of flowers arrossed ridge, DeLand; Mr. and Mrs. th e engagement anti forthcom. ton of Edison, Ga., and Miss and Mrs. Ned Norville Julian Mr. Ellington attended MeT. around the spacious patio gh Ing marriages of herIferiene daugh. Juliet Richards will become of Sanford. car University, Macon, andwhere licious hits. Charles Brown and f:m- ters Misses Janet , was ur of duty served. fly. Eau Gull., Mr. and Mrs Richards and Ruby Juliet the bride of Ned Norville Jul Miss Janet Richards attend nl0the United as ta, The hostess presented L P. Goodspeed, Cocoa; Mr. Richards. Ian Jr., of Sanford. cod Georgia Southwestern Col lie presently - sad Mrs. W. H. Rutledge, The Misses Richard, plan The brides elect are the lege In Americus and 15 CUt In Navy. farming In Edison.is engaged honoree with a lovely SM. Guests attending were Jim. Holly Hill and Mr. and Mrs. a double wedding ceremony daughters of the late Wilbur rently employed s a were, Mr. Julian is a graduate of ml Steakley, Nancy Stlarim, A. Lawton and sister, Miss for 4 p.m. June 18, at the fcrI Richards of Bainbridge. by the Finance Depart. Stetson University, DeLand, Pam Hicks, Lu Juliet, Sue Peggy Brown all of Bangor, First Baptist Church of Bain- Mr. Ellington is the son of tary ment of the city Me. bridge, at which Miss Janet Mrs. Joe Ellington of Edison bridge. Miss Juliet Richards ,egg of Law. St. Petersburg. Tallman mW Doos& Hamlls. i ____ . It U " JOY - i ". . -? -- . ad Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dic arbaff and Mrs. Ruth Martin is 17' r, .." I. .. . '.:.t'..; with jacket of white lace and . . r . Her fingertip veil ink Illusion wu attached 0 . I- . In Gainesville. of town uests n : .c ,.- - -, -, ., - -~41 . 4 w Ennaned r ' Me ' Vaysge own buslassoo. Altessift the luncheon. for . and the white orchid from her Bridal bouquet. The couple or awe a wedding Daytona B.aeh. Their new residence will be Archer Road ______ _ __ tun trolls owain bordered with inlue . .. . . For traveling Mrs. Singletary won a pin k two.plece asI. pink 1 m.• hIts rrae ..• Son faiew.n a'uo wo 51V51 reently tar ,, ai $t p.trlek, Martha, The and diihtii', Ll*dY, Alvin are 3a1ng he Plant City, . 4. .- caught the wedding bouquet ___________________ Mrs. Carol Given Is I ' At LUncheon r '1 lb. tu.st book. wag "Whither 'Thou Gout" i I"' r Charles ___ GGM.rs served the cake. lad Dole Duncan soloist, who I r :$i1. I Mims Cindy Slaytols and Miss Dana. Morton, organ; d HA S Rites Miss Carol Highsmith and Mrs. Ann Almond presided at the two punch bowls and Mrs. `_ wao basW with baskets of while gladmill'"d mums. P, . c In ";"4, ~ ; '' Martha Kilpatrick ' 11111 DsGa$ land.g,, attendants canted cascade daughter's wedding $ soft Pollowing the ceremony, a daagbts Kr. sod his. bonquets of carnations dyed green suit, green and yellow reception was held In lb. Sof Paiwlags Jr.. and to match their costumes. list, Irsea Shoes and £ COT. stat ifafi O J$1S C. *It&SIU3P. NS Of Lany Blngl.tery was best sas. of yellow rs" law with w C 11,. and hfl 3_e$ . SIn Mn and serving as ashen The its.s's mother wares white center floral or111th,, WU anft.d 11 Holy were Butch Riser sad Tommy belle dIUI With OflfllS$e ro,i..a. flanked by t. hst,liuioey, Saturday, April Bandage. sessurl.s and a corsag, of esnles with blue trim. A $3, iNS at 710 P. at the Mrs. Bandag, chose for her Tropicana roses. lb tleredw.ddlngcake was Sider 5~ Ikp"ChML served with punch to the V f , I . it 'III I - I U FREE --- I l IUK I I I 'P i __________ __________ _________ MAIL OR NINO TO OffICS OF SANFORD HUUD I . . . I -I 1 4 - THE SANFORD HERALD ' F, 0. BOX 1657 I SANFORDs FLORIDA . - - .- -. - * L,,._. rirww1ii? -, . .. -- -- .I -* - _ . I.. . //. , I T. .. Ph... 322.522 _____________________________________________________________________________________ .. . - i I , I . _______ -- ~ . -~ . . I .I. .:. . % -- __ . : . - • I C ___ --, f . __ I I . I �— S Shots On Tap Ross 1111 For Next Week Amidcsn'sYiew PLAY FOOD FAIR 0/d's FABULOUS . I At Spaceport 0111d bmil Worries Johnson E an stilt View bad istl6d the wwa-Ae toraSU 11 having as U. S. — — Top emelals — from the Presideat ai dcii— ipoha out during the wiekaid to iris Probe, latest addition to the UimM. _____________ _________________________ v r — — *155 tactIc., to unit., aid to appeal to Anssrleau for pat Homemakers officers Installed by Mrs. C. Hun. LAKE 15115 and miderstandint of meeting are Mn. JoAnna DuBois, president; Mrs. Aud. May ter (left) at the 'bald aid frustrating" job president; Mrs. Marion Bethea, second vice presrey Roberts, first ID building a Muse, secretary; Mrs. Ident Carroll, treasurer, teeth of Communist SW" Mrs. 1. L. Johnson, delegate. Photo) Club MONROE eight-year-old family of ex. plorers. Is designed to whirl around the globe measuring and sampling the upper fun. sea of earth's atmosphere that reach several hundred miles high. The explorer, encased In stainless steel and shaped Like a beech ball with whisker-like antennas sticking out, Is ache. duled for a 10 a. m. (EDT) shot into space atop a delta seeking its 35th orbital success In 3$ tile,. If the tentative shooting schedule holds up, the explor— er will be followed by four more spacecraft set to be launched during a 37-hour perled starting on Memorial Day. U E. vice s( lb. DM1055 Alice Mn. Gwen and (Herald or, watching the situ&tin very closely," Johnson told a newiesaforaice. 'We belie,. s,s,ythisg possible ahoild be dais to bring the A covered dish supper sad Ned meeting will be In Sep. Me.. I. C. Sapp, Mrs. Betty to U varIous Ilistlon of officers high. tsmbsr. Mann, Mrs. Juanita Pont, Mrs Mailing of lb. need for unity Attending, other than the Nathan Stripling, Mrs. ilath. meeting of the May lighted wa the constitutional the Lake Monroe Homemakers officers named, were Mrs. Ella ryn Malloy, Mrs. Vii Van. cess Is movWS forward. °' Mrs. C Scoy, Mrs. blab!. Carroll, Mrs. "flat Is whit our people club at the Community Build. are trying to do. Th elma Emerson, Mrs. bible ing. Mrs. C. E. Hunter served "The South Vietnamese are U Installi ng officer. Program Closes Drown, Mrs. listen Becker, trying to build a notion. They and a guest, Mrs. Irene Good. Installed for another term be"to do this In the teeth bits. Sapp and Mrs. Malloy JoAnne Mrs. as president was ff to take orts ii Communist e were In charge of supper at. Other officers DuBois. an over the country by force. It rangementa and Mrs. Pent and ig $ bW4 MW f,ating job Mrs. Audrey Roberts, first Mr.. Mann were in charge of easy answer- vice president; Mr.. Marion and there I. decorations. Tables were over. go Instant .oiuuom..40 any of Beth's, second vice president; By Mn. JAn J1W Mrs. Gwen Muse, secretary; A special program of en. laid with whit, linen cloths problems they face. We at. not In Vietnam to Mn. Alice Carroll, treasurer, tertainment was presented for and each table held a beautiful dictate what iott Of gOVetfl and Mrs. H. L. Johnson, dale. final meeting of the DeBary boquet of spring flowers. A nisit they should have. Out gate. Civic Association for the sea. large arrangement was placed on the book shelves. Flowers with Is to ses them lncrea.ing A abort business meeting son. ly able to manage their own preceded the installation s.r. Featured were the Modern, used later were sent to mein. affain with the participation vice. Members were reminded sires, of DeLand High School, bets who are Ill. an ever broader LUSTS us of the tour of the H. I.. Hunt under direction of Paul Cos. "WI Homemakers Pick Mrs. DuBois tactic.. • a* Sanford and of the annual coun. Icy. Miss 0. Walter and Geo. "We regret any diversion ty council picnic scheduled rge Wolf. from that task and from if. June 2 at Federation Park on Charles Hall, executive man. torts to defeat the Commun the Wekiwa River west of ager of the DeLand Chamber IsIs' attempt to take over e day's of Commerce, was master of South Vietnam," the President Sanford on SR 46. atTh11 am. ceremones and was Introduced outing will begin ., Taking note of current pub opinion polls showing that a majority of Americans tv. arid pulling out of Vietnam if toflscaic elvU war erupted, Johnson declared: "Ws're trying to provide maximum deterrent to Corn munist aggression at a mini. mum cost and I think we're doing the best we can.' lie • .1141 Carpets* Furniture 'Ti). 'Piano. Rental Beds by Chester Rearick, president a t the association. The Shoestring 'Theatre Group of DeLand presented one act of 'The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker." Selections by a hillbilly Jug band, "The Kentuckians," and by the Mo dernaires from 'Mary rop pins" and "My Fair Lady," closed the program. Dr. George W. rrlso.0 Sr. of DeBary told of plans to enlarge present facilities to a complete medical clink, bring. was continued on plans for a bazaar to be held Oct. 21 with members to work on articles during the summer for this event. The club voted to IPOfl5°f one girl to 4.11 Camp in Au. gust. I • Ce ts S ...eguon Mrs. Dubois gave a program on safety with the group par. ticipating in a safety, quiz. cot well cards and flowers were sent several members who are ill, 'New Glory For Old Glory' At close of the meeting and mg many fields of special ser• a delicious supper vices to the area in order to installation, was enjoyed and members better aid the residents. Asso. reminisced over happenings of elation members went on rethe club during the past sue cord as being wholly In favor nerueri D. 61ho American Legion Post 239 will participate in "New Glory for vanity's j Old Glory," a flag-cleaning program being sponsored by Legion Posts throughout the county, with cooperation of dry cleaning firma, in order that flags be clean and ready Day May 30, and for Flag Day, June 14. The local program will be conducted at the DeBary Post Office Monday, today and Monday, June S. from S am. until 4 P.M. No charges will be made for the service. Flags will be picked up after 4 p.m. on both dales, cleaned, a n d returned to members of the post who, in turn, will deliver them to the owners. Included with each turned ties will be colorful "flag code" pamphlet explain. lo g the proper method of flag display. Flags of all sixes also will be available for purchase from the Legion during the program. for Decoration Your support appreciated Sheila . Roberts — MAY 24th (PAID PaL. ADV.) eAs Governor, I don't have MARY LOU TOM to account to you MAlT or anybody else. "-Ha ydon Burns teucittie head of an octupus about one third the size of Its Toe reached the etL NK point of confiscation of real estate. Therefore . . . . lorn McDonald will work for and support quality education for your children and his, and If additional funds a,* needed he will seek sources other than real to provide them. Is OW lebsit lug Nousrev estate * * * * * Torn McDonald also pledges his full support to help the citizens of both Lake and Seminole Coun. ties in their efforts to secure state assistance to clean up our lakes and rivers, and to provide future safeguards to prevent pollution of these, our most vital natural assets. EXERCISE YOUR PRIVILEGE if VOTE TOMORROW MAY 24 ..... Ad 100's OF CASH & PRODUCT PRIZES! . H 'S — DIST. 4 OOD PayMore A M1@1 p,ties ,e.J ehi. ass T@O)T V.d.eedey • 41601111,11 eI511its '1' YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT WILL II APPRICIATIDI *OUP 3 — AIlS (Pot. LIV. PAID 0* IV CAMPAIGN TPIA$. uN JONIS) • IPAIO POt. ADV.) 4, R -- LO&VES one I .v._1?i?•:'••.-. • ) $ - sports, • . FOOD Fall 0 24O PARK Aad..sP ,. FT~h AYE. FYNE.SPRED • ) Town as LEO OI,s 5.114, 2 iRS a 29 BEEF c • ) • an I L I VER Ll 39t UPW Sees Film On New Study V-1-Q SIZE By Frances Wester A group of SPARERIBS.' 59. LEAN FRISK GROUND • SAVE 20# BEEF........3 LBS $1 P1 L0 " tCE INE$ ac 114 I tB SWNElE OTATO CHIPS Bill Thomas P TWIN PAK 33c to serve you in Tallahassee... ERYDAY LOW PRICE! COFFEE assesses E.. F TAST g FANCY SWEET • ,. -. CORN 10 A9c •JE 1,I HASTINGS WHIT " " The Sanford Atlantic is the only bank in POTATOES — b.sldn "It's a Pleasure to Bank at the Atlantic" ELECT II 'Is c WILLIAM J. (Bill) THOMAS 5 . Why not ions more at As Atlantic LI DROP Ø75 TO THE HOUSE 511" 755 OF RIP*ISINTATIYIS — GROUP 3 LAKE • : • • SEMINOLE COUNTIES WIRE RIG : Th.=SANFORD=ATLANTIC.. NAT1ONAL=SANK "It'. a Ptesaur, to Sank WIMNI P.LLC. at • (PAID 41 B 5. mom C Coastguard approved • • • • BOAT CUSHION LIST 200Z Now • 400 KAPOK PI j;poI,,.d the Atlantic" Pheee 24 • I Wih Cover 355.4311 2v 99 ' 7'iy POLITICAL AD) • • • • -H/ - •'1 • •• • - I • • • • •• • - -• • • • • •• I • Seminole County which is 38 years old! I pledge to fight ANY PADE COUNTY attempt to take Seminole I Lake Counties share of the race track and gasoline revenue — We MUST keep this money for our SCHOOLS and ROADS. ARS • I • The Sanford Atlantic is the only bank Lin -i • • is a chartered Open a savings account today—your deposits made by the 10th of the month will earn interest from the Itt! If you make a withdrawal before the and of the interest period, you won't lose interest on the money while it was on deposit (unless you close the account). Ut ILSIWNESI N • • Seminole County which national bank! the only bank in E ••(.-4••.• o is Seminole County paying 4% daily accrued interest on regular savings accounts! ,S_J.LL'.i44'.0 ,••.,.. • The Sanford Atlantic 1 has 112,330 reasons for wanting SAVE 21 1 ,• Seminole County which is a member of the Federal Reserve System! EVERYDAY LOW PRICE I c 1 The Sanford Atlantic is the only bank in - I' • Where Do Y 0 U Bank .7 B ks F IM to Lena C,rpason, E ttip Jane United Presby. Keogh, Oladel Cochran, Gentitian Women from the Corn. ova Cochran, Blanch Cress, munity, Presbyterian Church Emma Hashara, Phyllis Ru. of Lake Mary motored to Cis- genstein, 1.%fargaret Ulmer, Isa. selberry recently to be with belle Thompson, and Kay the Casseiberry Presbyterian Sasaman. Church women to view * film. The picture, Almost Neigh- Bare Bandit hors, was a preview of the LOS ANGELES crn next mission study for the b3ndlt who escaped with—. $1,. groups that Will start in July. 046 from a savings and loan Those making the trip were company was surprised ents later when a passerby saw him changing clothes be. Boring oo NORWICH, England (UP!) hind bushes. The gunman fled City officials are considering in his underwear, leaving be. a proposal to prohibit sleeping hind the 81,046 and his pants which held another $200. In library reading rooms, 69 79 II' g .,I. n Lake as YOU .'•••••- a areas as 0/I PROS.. SAVE LOW LILY UP PRICE PAY TO '7I, NOW RENNG! e THE AMOUNT YOU SAVE IS THE AMOUNT YOU SPEN... EVERY ITEM ON EVERY SHELF IS PRICED LOWER ' EVERY DAY! 4LY LIT TO 2& at . ____________________________ PEANUT IUTTEI TOMATO JUICE UMINOU COUNTISS . I l 20I4oz. a -• sesered '1" '1" S' ST. JOSEPH ASPIRIN 'tv. 47' 59' 12' SlUM IVAP. MILK T.tlC'.' 1.11" 1011" 11' FRENCHRIES F Z 1011" 1011" 45' State Representative - a ONE.A.DAY VITAMINS '. COUNTY COMMISSIONER a he SCORE HAIR DRESSING xims siza $7' 9$' Robert E. "Bob" Parker as have a .e Ad J a MENNEN SPRAY DtODOlANT $3' '" " $7' '1" 13' OLD SPICE DEODORANT NOXZEMA SKIN CRIME $7' '1" 13' JEIGENS LOTION urn $7' '1" IT 19' 25' 6' EVEN FLO DAlY BOTTLES Iseprepyl lvbbIq Alcohol PTS, 2129' 29' 14' 72' $9' 17' GILLETTE .ILADES sle SCHICK INJECTOR BLADES r. $7' '1" 13' 94' 15' IRY[CIEEM x ws,sts, La body. I, CYNTHIA Torn McDonald as a business man and property owner is convinced that the method now used to provide funds for education on our local level has a I.p.ingwglinss TOM MARTHA He as 14' POLIDENT F.r Fits. Teeth 'cost $4' 9$' 22' LISTEIINE MOUTH WASHs. sTL1" '1" 1$' CEPACOL MOUTH WASH 15... 79' 97' 12 LUSTRE CREME SHAMP000YSIZ,$7' 99' 77* 99' CASTILE SHAMPOO 3u, 22' YO..3 SHAMPOO i.e $7' '1" 13' 77! CREME RINSE 32.. 99l22' $4' ,1" 16' TAME CREME RINSE V.8 COCKTAIL JUICEi.t.... 2179' 2116' 7' [mdli Plus HAIR SPRAY 14.. 79' 99' 20' l,yI,u PROF. HAIR SPRAY 13., 79' 99' 20' SUAVE HAIR SPRAY "' 79' 99 2$' IAN ROLL-ON DEODORANTicos $7' 1" 13' Democratic State Committeewomen VOTE TUESDAY n I$oii EASY TO PLAYeeeEASY TO WIN! DEL MONTE SPINACH 14.. GaNi 4175 417t 2' STANDARD TOMATOES "is CAN 83" $11" 1$' 3179' 3119' We OSAGE Freestone PEACHES 411" 430 1' SMOKED OYSTERS Son CAM 6v oil 12' TIDE ei*wnizi MAXWELL MOUSE COFFEE Li CAN 79' $7' 1' 3 1" 31' NORTHERN TISSUE III" oil's 11 SCOTT TISSUE BIGiou. HERSHEY CHOCOLATE SYRUP'. 511" 511" 15' 59' 4' (LANKY CHOCOLATE SYRUP 2. 55 P I.,Id.' 6195' 611k r e ORANGE JUICE P,.s.eksCANS F,.... Libby LEMONADE & LIM(ADEa.9199' $199 12' F,..., 51 Minute Meld ORANGE JUICE.s 4195' 411" ASS'T FROZEN GREENS s 4149' 4159' 10 a.. aeu. 511" 511" $4 SCOTTOWELS nt the plans. ecanful year. By Mrs John Leone Here Are Four Positive Reasons Why Tom McDonald Wants QuaW Education For Florida Childenl .(') a COMFARE1 plant said. ___ UP?. THE Furniture Co. a : ____ A- YE.%RS At First & Palmette (AlongsIde .14 pest .tflee) th. _,. major factor Is the eerial with as real values ci eotj life of a dormitory or frater. lege. Higher education aims at WesI.yai VsIwisIty aity, Also, students who par, developing people who are _____ N ticipate In intramural sports multifaceted— not one-track. pete, — find they have an enhanced (Fourth of Series) sense of physical wellbeing, NEIT: Camp" Beataiks sad The wraps are off. The new. to say nothing of Increased *etietste. ly arrived college student is self confidence. In a sense, ever-commit free. calls his own shots meat to study can also defeat and, within the mildest con. the purpose of college. The atraints, does he wants. 'grind" Is a caricature of a This is an abrupt change real st ud ent. from life high school is not to dispute that Pupil. At that level, parents the classroom, laboratory, lib. and teachers effectively mold ra ry and one's own study desk youngster's life and belmav. • h El!?lhhhhl,f u,1 are centers of college life. huI1 1 f or. Even rebels di. They are properly so. Further. p finite set of dos and don'ts at more, capacity for solitary1 which to kick their heels. intellectual drudgery •hould In the new, free environ. be developed. 9M mint of college, some students . But the grind puts the wring &L43 "completely change." At the kind of a premium as grades. extreme, a good high school pupil may become a Iackadai. very often more serlous.mind. plots information an the physl. And the grind Is wrong In cvi. sical college student. Or be But college students in POP' cal, social and intellectual tivating libation. The fact I. we earn together: Intellectur. may become all wrapped up log to find a new personality values — and disvalues — growth usually stems from In one subject, we issue or often do overcommit themsel. person and lose out on the yes to various aspects of their a fraternity before commltt. dialogue. Moreover, the grind wrongly deprives himself when breadth of experience and campus environments. Some ing oneself to it. training that college should place all their emphasis upon Campus politics can become he cuts off social opportuni. skok.911111111160 provide, being accepted by a frater. obsessive, too. Becoming a ties and remorselessly sticks to his books. Under the best of circum. nity or sorority. This Is a class officer or taking a iosi. Giving your "all"— whether a new stances, the new student will shortcut to finding life Lion In clubs or organizations to campus politics or ess ui Hwy ii.* find himself modifying and style. can be very worthwhile. some anything else—is an easy ap soaked DeS.,y strengthening his personality. Once accepted, same Stu-campus politicians become so He is an adult now. An adoles. dents compress themselves In frenzied, however, that they proach. But it doesn't accord cent's manner Is no longer nhat they believe to be their no longer have time for ac. auitabie. Coilege Is necessar. fraternitys mold. Conformity ademic work, roommates or fly a period of profound per. of this sort Is the hang.up of the cultural outside class. sonality change. many people beginning coil. sres no Match for Flameles. Too many merely react to ege. Nor does activism access. lack of parental supervision Admission to a fraternity or, arily Insure effectiveness or Electric Living at Sanford's neatness, sorority can be a problem In significance. Again, —insuch with grooming, table manners, another sense. Nothing Is sad choices of social groups, en. smoking, drinking and sex. der than the freshman who try into clubs and political I Such reactions may be mcvi. defines the entire meaning of activity should be made with I table. But they are nothing his college life admission teal care. "GOLD MEDALLION" more than reactions. The to a specific fraternity— and Varsity sports also attract' greatest danger is that the then does not receive a bid some students. But for the •A*DJ4 APARTMENTS student will kid himself into to It. high school pupil who found thinking that his new (often lie has simply misunder' his greatest fulfillment In var. • Electric Air Conditioning for year-round cooling bad) manners really represent stood the central meaning of sity competition, college can and heating. rstep toward maturity, college. Moreover, the student prove a major disappointment, Fortunately, not too many des pondent a bo ut not having Making a college basketball C All-electric Kitchen and Laundry equipped by college students overestimate made a fraternity should know or football team can be very GENERAL ELETRIC the sign ificance of a pair of that as a sophomore with a difficult. "Good" skills often S Electric Water Heater Electric Range unkempt hair. "B" average and some sign are not enough. Jackboots, S Wait. Disposal R.frigerator.Freezer cut or whatever else might be of leadership, he will be a One of the pleasant discoy. Electric laundry facilities 'in" at the moment. For one welcome entrant in most cries of college life I. that in. I Full Housepower thing, In this precocious age. Greek letter societies. • Ample Light-for-Living tramural sports are much many of these affectations are The key point on lraternl. more important than at high now the domain of high school ties and sororities. I believe, school. One can engage In in. TOWN 'N LAKE •AIDIN APAITMINTS pupils. It Is they who are now I. that Incoming students tramural sport of one kind or Pit. 322.1120 711 EAST FIRST IT, the pave iiefterit in youth .hm,td rsn.fiIl consider the another all year. It is usually fads. College students are re. I fraternities on the campus. It cognized to he "older"— andlis Important to obtain corn. - OVER 35 DeBary Civic Group Meets the population, NIT KENNEDY (tTPl) — The U.S. Specs Agency today primed a sleek Delta rocket for the launch of atmw pheremapping explorer uts!. Ut. Tuesday In the first of five shots on tap for the nut eight days at the booming spaceport. The little atmespheiwle 4A$JUNGTOII(UP1)—.fl. I Discovering New L:ife, Personal*it 1 CAPE ltrslidWtbsd,il to South Vietnam, is facing a : . • I. • •• •• •- '- A_. - �: ..- . 11EV? - k s For - Dr. Crone's gs instil VmIl .•. )t&7231956-Pag,IA Eavesdropper o pw r j.z c Th ____ air -.0 tt am 16 W"ttoo& o.-frs;n so* ' by - MMOM they bye osM eta -that tosnptoat.d t4" Aidoms y am 9" :'.00 ': f y Mvs irfv._-- a m me nu -- d____ ordem This . I J-, Mtks ssys b4,' VS omb do. It. irs. ____ ____ 'toes piiesu.dsrpoml WstoitoboIE1thstfUp.M ty of aØtbos for ooeh Ali the bl.bmlnmeswogldetoopto.seh n from usf lJ fra ',st t •' -.. -. •.-. f. ___ -45 Aaeviyimireaad.ers frylaIsstaskIathladgfjtb, bNgIs, the offlo 01 .Lj tISoos to fr, or other asespsry, you ha,. to om what the p,tNsu. to to wonder If sr fras enterprise system the a wambl. to is. who can sell sherished American_tridi. __________ ______ VS Go get tbo.. bug., 7CC! - A To 1. Know Better God AlaIghti an P011011114 bm Ifs must be punished, of course. But after buatonsd for ____ bin i1IWOTth7.I ap ad gig kid Was evft More tums- Helen Fuller Says I • ______ intwdw. Pemsylvanla Avernie out throuih a driver hetructor out of bd& jam a OMM to take Grgetown, across the to. tease RIV.? and shag ON busy high. a of Yaraty untfl po Johnson vs Nixon him. let they'd hotter be quick about It, before he get. old .nouçh to s.f.driwingaa kid stufr. 1 around it 1118t us"IlY F. historic WASHINGTON - Nation. Nixon a long besdstart He 1 f 1.7 • . n I o8 c .Ip.d*d can take care øf your MORTGAGE UFE Policy, as well as your HOMEOWNERS' INSURANCE humans befigs to have sigh bralu to shield the skis fro f1rit sunlight. or direct sunlight tends to Jars apparently healed labsttulO$15 Iuloea, UP AUtO • Ffr5 S de s. ) , cbb, lake Mary, at her Mrs. James K. - ''JJW $ eYes - Building at the Presbyterian Church. The next meeting will be _ 1•' 23. Members present were VIr. gInia Anderson, Doris Omey, Virginia Tomlinson and ion, Mels. Phyllis Rugenstein, Ma. R be! Brown. Emma Rashers. Isabelle Thompson, jna Rith, Th elma Unger, Luvera hard. son, Ettie Jane Keogh, Kay Siasman, and a new member, Mrs. Grace Jenkens. . j Is. cost - '- WA"31 1 1, A- _ Sanford Herald usaiw, 55us$ tiLliLssM, pass, naeswaiaaa P5*1w 1te.lsU,e £C•oclat aeii., Mastilsa gdIe., -loan wills... t..IeIy letter ns&sssaa ___ seauai ___ •---un sossar as.azaunu Ld,0150s5 t'Ireste Sit SimaS aau was cairn mains ass • 106411681sal dolt. waus stu. vsnual? Cosaip letter SInS: rut.gnii.r F16611116" daily eseips $elsup Saaap A" CIssusae belled laturdip pveceils$ worms" anUs •iusealflhIa asa Seminole County psi. - Nine Pilsner 1$. essi jp sU 1*M&hoI o.auPrt LU. (flSiU MALi. asi SuM lees s Sw •II.aI I Vise ase aisata. sue Meats. all S issain. 5.55 $ NeaI$ Lii S SieSta I MealS U. I P551st SegulatIsas 5:5114e that dl mall1.55 aiieeilpueu a14 IS 'on TI. Sisosli I. a memiller as me Usitea ppen 'hiss Sas. lSi*salvs*i ii iio we be rees.u.au.s el seVs goat" to this s.weosp. issueS as mesas 44151 malIce 011.55, 51,151$ as too Pest out.. 000 ed Iasteti. 1I.,s, iii ts - - u--- a •,. $ p so rssrocsona psietatea if 1*. 96lto* ..n1I.a=s.w; " of • LdverUatsg MoaN.. st.e,a aSMies*.r tin. rosp..s$bI is, so Si i.*riailag 'Ii, tie as1 Malt. Is. "Swats saSh lieun hew, 40111Y114118 iii Will be sss,71iered • 0*11551555*550 •uslaeis Masager casa sinus elty editor j VOTERS as • TIe thee his urns ts souse sew Ufl'SeIfl fee District 4. As V.. hew, yes Cur'uulsssr Is . veryl.p.un.,i In lbs sin_p yes' Cs.I'p timu.t hetlss., 11* new $.p,In.1, c.n_elbs. eme nude a_________ of ehon_stir s.d abIlity who ian SIne lbs V slUt.. sinus, We wisp. asS sib. vii lens ad ass hIde and will he willing In wwb with_________ en. Iabs,p I. "$ p& ab* ... d.dkstie, PS et Nrn,ffila di.a fur h--ui. Cey. I served h-ihui, Ceanip. yes, uuor dosing her hen p... ad I tiled to sierk he lb. balIs...sCuii lbs Csop. I has, A* lb. job rsquka. I buses we these rssaiu. Is 1106 sit I. "Sob" Pish.,. s.rvsd Irlauls C.adp for is _I•. the need -he Nests, d_M -- F we seem NOW to'the I. Perber,s.s.711uc.. ' tiuisadmlpus. Tltoahs IS c. (MS *or, re W s, SON) sun_p - ______ Florida this smnmer. here In your own backyard! Take your pick. Whether you're an angler, a golfer, sunbather, spelunker or .vsnlng.ouur, you' ll find all the waters, courses, beaches, attractions mp4 night spots you could ask for right here. Not to mention sig htseeing, fr om and at summertime prices, / / .........-• -- . , ' • .. • ••• L- : I • : I I COMPANY -- W MIDOIts Au. .-• •, - MIs of as load It Ms. ci Isuatowa sS,erspsre, a eatiry nat me twalag let. a Pk.wi t'P Tin al..,,5.. is tis aet .1 mum ajoc 1*vatsv. Sois poet. MosoIv. *.essdttlonat sotou,asMayer beat was se one. *Isa4one4w5.on UN A. t ot on sean. Wp.S. 5,tjit.E vs.-- - Mdu---on Mo ___________ - .r - don Tim ad use to i efaistered, off .itzert pazktrg a modsnhtM eooaty city roerthesme lbs stietwort lb. elateS site at as &boot4oto sftui Miguel i*tifl Sears htn.buek start Is lbs cowly, eta shyecnner 41-pen-eM myw.. ,mnic si s.is.en waist i on, ___ - ...L51hhtw1 'the .5at this wick to arias i_lust. As. *1. ronMoMa -is NA Vs less wiShes. a..s. UN my NN r, isi_iii stey, mayor Pars ion a talk ______ Mitt *51,0*7 Sat mM Sal,w UN I. LHs.rs, 057 Muayor Ira 161h CAWAJMiWA" Falls Creed 6114 UN ----UN -'-" as_ popped .n.at. III' k.,,kiI Nh.. l. to ,hirrDt _ m~ Ism the 3mbnovOle - ft pas aliest IN at tie Pack is 1503, the dcvii.. city, t 55eess.5Two Wichi onM,rhI stoat. iS on sither A& of mein et ky "Those four Works wers w" • Pars .se.e.'n. IpoeMeis. TINS M$ttk din mew .0 ___ i NA4 inwab.. at at 515 UN. TM as word en4aa lbs = Offsriut p.11,1 Invol lbs -r... 555.,,.55. l.a .Me MS as wis.$ aceS 1w eftaI,4 * * * nouns at g. * * * it was osviovs se pstvste sup ass dir Need unkew .,i. sløsg durtag 5pm poliMi. SiZZ, UN against four .on. WI, UN club.. 51. Id ra a sa a nsr • - d SuM Is k.j,J urn Ths sit, vsd as ,sit. ,,i •,, . .. • •• •••. ..,' __ 0. .'. ' • ,. •-'-.. ov - ,.. '' ' •',.4't •. '" J''-' r. - k,tktv -•' •,• % ., j . 40* &M "A- -- -_. _- 1 _s ta £ •, - - - - * * * in ,raw*sen tosts.t Is tie St the sad ' • T • • to Wk the Atlistis Coast Use iste wiagPA As - - " _____ _ ells ft __L5 ' _-. AWe Tiss.Mo.ttoe..tytotbire.is Ti simci story curtis... sad Jail on lbs stilt ied to lbs we ismut.d toe a t417 hail. Ti. city Itt"It arn,,d, di_olithiag two MesaS wsnhnaz,. 5,4 r. '*4 155 yast bujia issit c.ot*ala,xi,000,14.ds.yQtyuan. s tMcoauhaguutawo,bis..is. Y'' The my on on Mo Ross, AM won dip Mi UN Iapw Sos. Another. Si_I.e aMasS was its mIst The .,uiIj pus eased So 510.000500 Is sapta1 luptovonsta -mods is at 511000.005 lu a $,00050S fir UN isalugu. •4 for _ way. Se 21I&I. Ar hsl~j j ____ flits. .- - - -• - • iii: - - 515t',d 17 illS is lbS 1*1 thei 5,asp ihis deindos, my had ys eatery spUN a Ph, Npo of usyer. t._ vssi y say Iteusi..e no. 517 g?aup Is mice as last. if 571*, -• • less ai'r a*osn'u.z.a at ii lk wide Dual t"dty new ever dingm wa "me. . Wat,Nb Mo - UN Ti tot, s Is eguwita aen hsvlsg we,, this s aV Jasuon. emsilas. ons a bIll ilthut -'. ,,. . All as mt, Passu S isIs $5. inS Iron 15,5...s to Is. for *6 low ft"d man misn"M mom Is a Mi tl.W.t sIsal 1000 fist. Pars. cast oftolb.liepront 1 railway TM state Weals I posais Jisiwsel ii 0.1.1 sal says this will sabtsQaes,sfl.H.wu*at5e,.,..u,,.,,.y an" wit of this n9r" Pat a, new nhUe.s have toes ys..L • "We re!'?. try to work out thaga by die. .•, Sam cosimests. __tser tqmng in Seascid lees . * * * nostuz.y smiy . . • fair • • ' the 1ft elem 16= 41:46do. Pi" . - It . me sn" Oil" WIS the d" is his f ohms ad r- st Xbon lims A Till Of - '= '•, C KLtP ' pelelien tins so Phild. lest. ,an I I 0 •.• .-, I ' as rim malts a beakward Im"ills 07 Us as do oveth skle of gad Ow. AM X000 new a "Firsaam ad L U -5-;4 Pill I . ' fals Your All Florida Governor • . s.I.;;.h 3, the Plant task Is IV.14848, d Is bd UN I , .. • sg Use. Zior isis 1000's isetch of th e ernst .1 goienaut I.e ease from the prollta subs sit, *p.e,UN MeltS pias. 14 ., *d Cnei.us 1W • • in Tmiat out one 4g. shieS Jachesurtils has had on w. __ __ 00 V.,. stagnation. IN was 60 To flammed bw iL ' guarantee against four years of .hsdty: M led to b verse @photo. Use Usk year Mi m years of uestas OrvP3 TW5V*A3IC5 saspasis. foNAsi Piedsattal to lbs sty. LW. Sr.,, Ill biiI4A, sd way. tic ACt.. rsilrnel moved it, usa well u. v.r 15.00 imply.. lad thstr haLtis.. A WS tzueg ti. les 1.15us4 TM. .as a on last and a ftc.. '70 ¶ w. cwu,.v pAte is.,. I M of oufeku. BURNS CONSERVATIS&Fwws. mdl, ..y, unt swam be mood &W put se the Two Umbe men takes by San fee Me boom * * * r- •, -- the seaboard AMa. i.11' whew had stveet4 y siebadiq a fetgt yard. HatS b Us as .yonu ettla St viales's trail UN ptsless m... • 9' ---- rost Pt., . a,, iii z, . POK wavirfas was by Sirmea vkx= Be new tax at time so r" ... -., ' (•• p.71.5. oily 5. _____ 1h5tM poati.n use bljur tlaa tour blab.. NStI5I* MS is.4.'TM ehSls "" im ip.n.r sfl tAle, pl$vste jdustiy Spa tars. .IESI tsleUd S the Sswiisv. 5s555, •• '1 *t'%'•" ' 1W 410 - t. 'be..year Pica" there are ties tog.. I.wspa • Ilk. • four yours That eis tIns SSN 55L !Vi_ n * the to 711* I I$s"s.'e,' $320,000,000 I , Utilay, Pm1l$ eid Tan.. 5 2 . ' W. I l. HELPING BUILD FLORIDA s MPMF=ft noun unJI AlanIM10141JOS&W PUIJIP'" -t:.. _____ Wi _ _ _A_&I_ W am MoNA against BURNS ABILITYIsFIirId 'sguaraut,. a • i.e simiWsi to Is with So a I LIGHT IN m as to, at as 2$deshaiiul . I NAt pried sisepts.e. ps5$dUN 'pscthtdTIs tdck stall. 155 ______ -- guarantee maI-'p. on - ___ onalsis $iasrnsw , . it figures. Thai's why millions of vacationers every year come . to Florida from everywhere else. And you've got a money.saring head start on 'em alit $ ftft 2* hens am. it 0"3WW ' • POWER ,11t: .. LIDINAURUT 2 COUNTIES OVER 3• OPPONENTSI I - - a I -• FLORIDA BURNS EXPERIENCE Is Florida's' -CARTER Explore Pensacola to Key West; historical sites and campsites; sports and resorts.., __ ______ _ ________________ ' Florida offer: everything that makes vacationing a pleasure,. .and It's right t . is Ift"Rim ___________________ JERRY • "in the talking stage" ______________________________________________________________________________________________ TO THE Page 2A ___ 1966 as In 1959, High's record is still yes his 00N*T EXCHANGE _________________ EXPERIENCE FOR AN EXPERIMENT _______________ . an the some question today and 'the ___ ______ linear "Entrance Cham her" to Meramec Cavern, on Route 66 In Mliaouri leads straight back 150 feet. I '. accomplishment that The News could ask __.... fey . -.L_'. '. ___________________________________________________________ -•- has been marked by such negative answer wouldn't have changed a bit. In The • 74WIn Centhuass ___ • :,, r I4ipmesy 5.14g. 643V 5.1Geig Up uIIs Aid. as Mo bm I I Can't Miami?" The record of the Miami Mayor In the ensuing seven years is to ai viM is ss.g uiti a usson my stred whici t.lv,s*.en jammol 0.5.1 Out @scow s51 at W&Aft at $5. ..,.,.y. Th1 4 to Is So weed mOld is Sick. as. Sony tUNiS ei se lee It. Non da =r jisstksUy ei.st =3=2 0 a eonon dons I.' metobo.. bd ad at-Ø b71,1 afts. m.,atstM &mown tweek UN to OW stUN oppler Oil sa& OR b~ UN avwmkft NA 'p las Idvub smy at on MoM. esim toen Mo $1.0 5551. , j 7 ens .• si.ó,ois ims*mik 11 - omat the home of Virginia Tomlinson, June 2. The Asioclation meeting will be at the home of Lillian Griffin, May 1 BUY ______ discussion following. The family social activity for June I will he a "Rasliet Picnic" at the horns of the Thompson's at 1 p.m. Th is will be an after church event. All m embe rs and families at. 4.4vad Pishleg 15 Some loss LI(sv l-Lktrhe Etta Sirs, on. t hat Invited to participate by pack. hig their noon meal In a basket and gathering together for an afternoon of fellowship. In the event of rain, the picnic will be In the F4ucatlonal They ...__:_\" • City Transf9rined By Civic Enerry The foreign mis- members reciting their favorIt. Bible verse and closed with members saying sentenco prayers and all repeating lb. Lord's Prayer. The fourth chapter of lbs study book, lbs Reluctant Missionary, Jonah In Nineveh, was presented with $ fl.TSl , ______ 7 in- v F` ds. Formu a,'"y Can't Mi*a 1*.9 don field to be remembered for the day was In Central liable, Brasil. The hospital was the bat. Mm. bFWAU. Illeffift Thompson, the local church contributed to some time ago. Tb. national field was In West Virginia. The devotional consisted of ' - Of Prayer. S , • " hay 23 1964 hostess for the May meeting of Morning Circle 11! of the United Presbyterian Women of the Community Presbytsilborn.. Stoles indfol ,, ' y, Frameve Wester Mrs. Betty Freeman was The • -. by asking: "Jax Finds Formula, Why circle chairman, opened the meeting using the Year Boor Se ( formula ...ACTION." They headlined Miami's LACK of leadership, too, Basket Picnic - We UI t;• if IR "Haydon Bums," they said, in describing the progress Jacksonville had made UPW To Have 8 ' S P515.0'S 5,• under Burns' leadership, "Has the magic, Carraway & McKibbin In .'3. • In 1959, Haydon Burns' Jacksonville Story made headlines in Miami. Call Sanford Herald Circulation Dept. Phone 322.2611 itab et if • / •. _ r a =**maiw. In Lake Mary INSURANCE zooms when S I.. Ile L s R-ecoid is Queslionableo d1ines0 1 -1h' / last tee- win the noalaitica but los. ear. And skis cancer $1 Dsmoerstls lenders s.. ward the candidacy. the election. Life be sun beats down on our tm• p with him. of that 1dsn At Present the former visa Nixon to gambling that in Protected epidermis. yhody, Rd 4W9 $ .ny$ j Js1seppe th. presldsM appears to ha,. thai SouthmrsRepubftcans Actually, a tanned stia is j pM"@EjW sleg" will this suPport In the bar In the Will 6000" the 154T11able and, i "sick" skis. , N. Past year Nixon has covered grin and bear It when he W. obtain all the sunlight bsL...zon. u.s , I)IxJ* from Virginia to Texas. 4isoonts with their views.By I iur body requires even when ICR wilil It TSflIStoS t.biiiis ______ 'BY next month, when h.vii. beginning ___ to speak eat in rearing long sleeves and a () 11 4 N. PAN AVIS mesh be lithium Cesrerair Its Alabaman, Nixon will have this F'fl5? long before wide-brimmed ___ F111=0 anui George *ms wlfl let touched bas. In every one of the iNS eenvutlsn, be has God thus shielded the bate when be sedsonly legion to the 11 former Confederate made sure that time Is en his a i contest with Nixon for lb. tatee. It state and national side. !eatkers or fur. andwith aft of birds *qsblksa aomtosdia. Nisse reporters covering meet. WAimloTow (Ufl) - b0uycbed with abs.din.4 onset themselves by undoubtedly W.0kond by isgu are to be believed, Nixon -a . - $IIUIy an -w-. i _a_ esthiihesli iUpp.0t won pledges of support from uSes. his " two ubom.W eggs the finder if5 of top GOP leaders In all 10 Tb4 purpose of this trip ftIa to establish to what extent I • niedlis In haystacks, the sell, Is determine wheibsi being this phenomenon exist. In his- on it sad Colifirals. its titled thus far.. But the &,qmocrs peon is- . Ion boxes to Zshlmis - WlaidtOldSd ° GOP vice where the 1960 Republican 'In ss,, Jl Morass, the peeled Will sitiepse 1 beve found that being poet the •firait..,sii ea s. .âaa PVV ---i.__- .- - -------------------u-u, iUT WTTX. ,lnu7 wulil,. •qfliU qg airn ywg _____ bl _______ ded Inersase my dl. pse,y a psty fund-raising dinisv the country blisdtoldd. bin mars ,espss.lble to lbo nectional perception. '" _ •• TI. defeated Ragobhsan is Jackson Nixon wu greet. Who I sew lirsa with a .aelb'e n £I. contender against Jabs P. if nthvaiaaUeafly, Although Iaveadei velvet bond over his "isn't these $ iv wl. 17 ______ ______ sense true North. However, Kennedy in 1960 I. if and part of what he had to say I saId "Don't till be. I c • led '1haiId?' 1 iIkI _____the blindfold Is. distorted rsulng hard a fall year ant. was very hard for his South. al Yeterg $uislng e 'Yes a. ...sa as ii. of time. list than Is 11. eastern. And its sudieice to swaJlo, $' P?O(T5i. BARGAIN wals s,ehini for sited..' 'te lsftlab flosdivu them being Mliii, Is boa U hi Southern Republicans Moran said, "I motives," Koran riPlild. Is a typ. of flower that only past campaigns a peittital prefer Nixon to other p0r,tJ4 fre,ii pm ""try "flee Is such a mod., "UM yes. opens fIns minutes a day, lion. bettli plan calculated to out. to II tentlal candidate, mentioned •i several months ago. I so now In fact, the academy, being ep bees, with their natural flank Ronrn.y and other ep. thus far because of his con ,assilat.d with the New York short of had., obtalaed $ T thee clocks, always know the poneata who may desid. to Sirvative stand on Issues AM4.)r Of Terrestrial Moe- sairch grand tram lba stadlo easel mom.nt Is visit the challenge hi.. The Wizen other than civil right.. ,wthm. We meet Ase a month Nevertheless, my role Is pure. plant battle plan also lakes lab Seem willing to forgive him In ma abandoned subway. Now ly .cie*ttfii. "1 recently produced the alcomat the kind it simian. even that because of his toy. York, as yen may knew, I. "Certain blvd. and leaeets same results In New York Ibis campaign that would put ilty to BACKYARD the Goldwater ticket _ artificially. Every afternoon him tat, the best position to In I64, when others like at$O'sioctlwoaldpjtawag.lbsttlsfotthePresi.lomney at were running away from their hero. miser of sugar wits on my 4 I'1 theittiv. Herald Area Correspondents , The Seuth play, $ major To his credit, Nixon has wIfldOW .111 and 15$,. ft Gesiva Altamonte Sputoge 5 minutes. With in a week I part In Nixon's Grand Do. started his campaign saving k Mrs. Jilt. Sushi Mrs, Is.. I. Ka*blsu had $ swarm of bees it my sign. K. plasi I. NO the the same things on racial Is. U1.111$ 14•4_ South as his .prlagb..M to slats In the South that Psi will wlndiv at that hour. lake hey e nomination, as laity Surely say everywhere In lb. 'Then dissolv I ed thyroid lb a 5.., G ildwMev 414 In laid. Sot esuntry. He made clear his Tissue Wedsi tablet In the water 10 • Mrs. lupine Mlas he p1 to pret id. as heaps intentions In this expletive mill, what happen. The base hnMh Sr.. any ifliasso with area in his Jackson speech. LAW 11111100011110 began would arriving 10 to 1$ the ketbeuaons as rs.W Caenlh.p,p "1 do not share the view of utes early. Next I dosedmiii. K N. 1. Jab ps the sues that might later Mrs. Jams CfaIthociy the Republican patty In MIs. Waler with quinine. The his hi. t. Is $,s,4?*s the North aid siutppl ill-fill or elsewhere where WINE $trtiiii LAW"" West-ia laity GoIdwatr 1$ takes a segregationist ___ "This finding may be help. did Mrs. Dome swas net. S ta nd," he He in. announced. _____ fU1 9Sopls to who have •N$$fl M Jobs L.e.. tro5. IaNsI$ei,Mllisplauto tends tobea "strong sup. £ his idjusthig to rapid tlnii 2111*1 Olands ia_on ______ eat his cabs and have It too. porter of civil rights legisla• _________ chant" during international Mrs. Marilyss Peterson Whoa nesda a solid Sou . lion," Nixon th said Loud and odtaft Jet flights. When flythg West Republican bloc if dole - . ____ 1111. liMit huT they should uka thyroid pills. gates. They will constitute, dear. 'S Privately the aspiring can. 0$1 When flying Plait they should mire than •ne-thlt4 of the didate Mrs. Dsre.ee 5.,bee is probably explaining take quinine." delegates to the iNS flonsin. to his Southern friends that U34141 sling eanvestiss If the Is. I. does not Intend to corn. Mrs. R1tIs laid. 0'Isd. r Dometli fowl an the most publisais assign strength as promise his racial stand .034 11s4 Ruth Davidsas In __________ populous Of II. world's birds, 1* resist seevestisis. That the South to such U$4114 NiN$l extent ___ Sterlings and sparrows follow, bedrock suport would she that he will, Ilk. Oeldwatu', • - Isolated th atM.bualnWubfngten.D.C.,the asses I. a So her tin children will gut. for eetracisa. Just due to freakish health 1dm if eir daddy. Tor nudism Is sot health. full lLyssr.sSd buy Mets a big toter. sad be appor.ntly dro,, enough like eil IS ?ihff Ilk " Then what nIh the _____ More entarp*ft an ff". Too Young NI R%M maw 1104 of • ) "3d ____ 0 I I 1$ I H*PNI' No 710 Ut * __ ____ ___ Him im 6 IStI 55 a' d.om't draw maid to tow .forso.st,_litoras. ShSVS fr IiVbooa. Is=1W 'foesi .qt 0 a4 to muel. sad Ito. when It I. resorted to ti,1ito. iliutbo. The it to pilvacy I. and always esrs to Uesk am Lad it I. eves Iom oo.I. wb hes bss a eh.dásd Aa.rboon fra. has we s1r soesdad- ditks.Aadlfevsnspsdofiades toiav INNER human cnd.dor duff to n. Iavs of I has hati. i You ilk, to think I.,4.,al to àufai 'i\ •• .1 j IWO ; ' Dr. •,.• which Mau 4.. I Many animals don't even1 shield en from beset bit., as come out by day at all let neil U akaolses if the ikin Crane," abs began, wait till dark to forsis, yet that Permit toãiitlau, Just as healthy U bells. "y haibsed has Joined a they Md girls us .1.0117 morn did culL the dayli faders. So Gd Sgmed if he gave seductive creatirel when CUk as superior brain, we'd be clothed than when aids ab the Idea if going naked gj to imPt lie sely issnd argiment In a (SaPS Is that far Is says it Ii muck more other animals and thus pritact favor if bulL - I against dired one. they low the sexual, all" beings ad IslaM 11gM. we don't do so, if "Maybe It wosdda't he. When our .aisWy, thesugh assay Amer. bad he camp, but Ain a makes cans think the opposite Is he 's the whole family to his attempt to screen out the trust P armed lbs hens in the .x es. ultraviolet rays via Pot it Is the partly clothed mad.. i..ais lady that Is med ix. "-sat vs have a hey, ssd Tar a tamed skin cuts dons citin g to the usual male. 7,andalltue$rt,sgadS. ow abongption of At burlesque shows, It 11 "U we get them wed to thus t he act if disusbing that p walklas around a uejs. lbs male, lot lb. aide y PM they try Is di the same ave derived the bodyl iii l5aiflS'* fO1OW when vIsg at the homes of £11. Idea that you will ap- up. their playmatest pear rngged, vigorously heal. panda thy ad with the aura if a Wale's Gulch, MimeS 7* if other children think is.aerj.cit futsat ,.ier, sell s.d Cease 17 Chases are if us?" a.ad •mesg place names In the so FrsskIy, tho.e other parsnti CMhN if Nnkuadland, ofte win pusbge, retese to let ft= . sugh but they Canada. their ch ildren play with CMZ aara T.. aied * has a pecthar problem. Z- % OMMIm bmd a indke that aLAOeS o but 1 m Clinic Worry . .:.. " mr N. WOSId js vk. wbkb uba q bw wIS. 01 _ ___ -•••.•• �, ______ -- -______________. - -t . . .. OUR BOARDING HOUSE Infrvft rri1) U Page 4A- May 23,1966 - By Gal"* GLANCES SIDE ___________________________ if . _________________________________________________________ is, IrMLLA141,111ift ait is== V 'kit' IVIAY, sw w, !w GU9W ?UNRU : I'll, yis baire is iscallist day ad .?sIlegs.dlnctly t. Pmsvw Is able put 41, __ .. - I" . wtv H&lfl(r4OCM$DIM AT i,rIr" urra PiTt (AD .Z&A'( A orwaft 1 POR*ftnat. t4w1 ' TMI' AThl . __ ___ ______ I - CbIUIA !!Lt'T C3 40 ,., P ___ • ___ ____ 2. Petio*1i 0 111018111111111i 1'a tbm d met . .I W . :0 " 72 00im . Ir joy 1"r 0 ) . M . 1 r .ii 0 P with touch 01 perfection. Be at very but with . Your TAUR'S (April 20 to May ' ! 7k \ e. 4tt _____ - mow Is seed 1. A K ed th. You can also confor with new. -_ . _____ OUT OUR WAY VW CA WirOST'12 TWAT WMAS CP 6WA RIM ANP TLXtN*JrA THe er allies. you con put polsig with spied and runty. Be ius ii p1 erraadi rem. 1T0t5 to= up Lop A tar ,two . -- . I FLUORESCENT. 6 toot 113 tube) Fixtures. is each. iph.1 I . - IilPS$IA " IT'S TOMS 1 - _______ - X . . I 't II -' I I ______ 1 I . 1 . . . . I itsis) .. . .. . 01. - . _ _* Ile is, a to qk stS 71,41, _ BOOK OF THE YKA1111 @.&t.adl PRISCILLA'S POP I'M you . .. . . iiL_1 i I =1 . I -,, " 7 J 1. ____ ma 1W ken V % 1; -- your Intuition into a no w that channel leads You that brings J4.0. 1 --- .1 WJLL WrT14 HOL 1M?MfWFCM1 00 I 0 -fi . y1 w ., ' of - "__. - I I ., I . 1 .~ ! ! . . I ~ ~ ! in us ' the long person . I . IM I WONPE IP : : ahead brings a chance to Much (11111111' i tL4J AVAIAW.1110WIS we I ; WM AW H"Y ._ I Mon 714 DOW we momw-. 141 1114 fis U CLOMM * ,.i \\\f f / 1/ LJLD I I. - • I - I - ///'//< .- ALL IN VII.W.1 11 ~~ ~~"-' 'I///. !;;o- ", , 'RIM, Nx~~'.jj ,/' . I I ,' A% /#' , q9I aa ff t :9 I - - ".' -. . ' ' - .I t_k \...tZ? II I 93M I 14 weveR WWYLIKE WMA L, - - this I - i . - ______ SERVICE It I i. started 00 A Carter with their help. That is a fine 01,111Y II Srush T V) P p It ~,-; (~) - ft 10111 I- AfON . _I COME c.Er sCIi'E 1 -L - I1S34 AR"" isITRAIN )CUILF iI 1A "I'll I I is so ALLay MIL :W it) 0 1, .,'• A R AWAY ______ L -ft N - 36 36 I tow t2 windo 48 Athim CN A WW 016T. .- / STAND j 'lJrr .--______________________________ g LYM NE M.F 'riM 115 EM TO TSOS& I I 1 dillicen 37 New Yset : oa "Isidile 45astj i 40 Sam" 51 absoph1id ' 3 ft U Chtvr 3~3471)1 arter i r":1, ~ .- I 0 60,q of _______________ _________________ j I I . ~ . I. . . I . . I - I I. (a) 64 16 4 I . Corvair MOA 4.0$. - CASEY'S AUTO SALES .- - - _____._ -_ - -_ - .atra. 3::-1111. I __________________________________________ I r_I ' POSt) Osla*I• 4 Door sedan. Fully equipped Ineltsding air conditioning ........... .........L .... ............... - 44 4711111.1111' Imp. Apart Collpe fully 4,1111ppod. one previous - - -M " CHUY convertible. Fully equippe,11. A real red beauty. I dat clogy Imp. super sport Cps. Autematio Tranarnis. , . Y Convertible 11 evi. Auto Trans. Radio. heater.XXXsharp....5's . . 'If Portable lImit t,t ... ~ ,- ", . I an io i-I THE clu4so carrying case $37-10, firnith Corolla Ell,: Vortal.,!* I r , . 55 . ,.''. 0 SIB THR 00001 BOYS FO . - .I DODGE a ; 01- . jXA. _": - Ida FIRST TIME IN I ' ' DEALS COMPUTER . sase w''' '''' __ r I I I Makelt 111441. Orleade '14 AND SAVI Ffsi. . PONTI M"-_ --fl- YI 425-4591 Ads. City is II anti , try 1. low ml.age ris Cony rutty equippml. Including air con. ditioning. very low milesse. I si nr.ns equipped A. 64 Chevy 11 , '. 1 I "ll"-AVISMA111111111 1 1395 60 D 1. .1 1 1 I . . . e 2.01 . .1 NOVA P. AUTOMATIC-Alt 1495 • • 63 Ford POWU $TUIINS 11595 62 ford ' GALAXIII 900 4-11111. V-"TANDARD SNI" 1195 1 Thunderbird COUP, ,glass, power steering __ ST. PH if __ - iRmima I 64 Chevrolet . Y S-AUTOMATIC $1695 . I I SANFORD FACTORY AUTH. VW . . . MOTOI SALtS Volkswopn PHONE 322.0614 322.0231 . HOLLER •UYI DElVE A '11 IN Seminole Co. Motors THE HOME OF SAFETY CHICKID USED CARS "S Including air •on 3219 SOUTM Ing. A very special price of 1501 W FIRST __ Pit $2295 1 1 $IanIir. Cp.. Fully 010 WAITING '7IL SK"IM- ad To U se • • • Ing &If conditioning. V#rfect MOWN ' '' - oi, lookl9l " I . I'P • phl CA__Tr:r. Madet . $395 43 OLUX station Wagn- DEMONSTRATOR CENTItAL FLORIDA For Information . . . . sum I FALCON Convertible, Radio. Beater one provious sit% nor .... ................ ........ - welli ~Iii ..I . .,I I 141Jt; L.i.nio •.. A Par) Of A..r;c.'. ii.. st ny used .4 ,n4itl Fast.,t G'owmiij F..Id - r.,rrtag-. 60 Rambler - Violt or Call Z41-674) I • • • top. Fully equipped real low - _____ REBEL $am 64 CHEY Imp. 4 Dr. Hard. 1495 1 I OPEN DAILY 'TIL9 PM ... .. . . . ~ . , . I I @CM 2224231 . /.. ~ 1. - .-.------- . . I. - . . . .. .. 1 . t .. .- - - - I I I .- - . ____-I__ .-- -- . - .. .///..,,. - e. _ I , I ': . __ - .11 -_ '. ................ 53 FORD Country qu me Station Wagon. Fully equl$- 64 11111VICK Convertible full SMITH .. 2 menot ill% hamay :-_ 00 10,41911D Startiner roupt. real .............. led 204 st's • TODAYIF IS S PECIAL ortiployment. 111wri Achool not requise-1. No aice limit. Day WI)ItLt) IJUOK Magilietup*41to 36 list mu. I'll. 113;1-1341 DOWN - mortgage 321-4406, _Jtg ~ 9) au , ''hr,. I - Al -ol ." Nabs left fit j 0 -!' _. . I 11DRM. I BATH. take over py"Itc IS assume balance of 3 Bit., CR KItchon-sitlippe.l. Blinds A Dra Pa a. III:. 1 B 'M KEYPUNCH ReceptionIst P IS roan Galaile III I S Door Hard Top. Fully equipped, and •alr& .... ClaSs .- ch,xik&lnstrls ( -)rrlcn RUPPLY CO. is I X , r ____ U"SIIIIIM ' base 44 WHO CARES AS from 10.- d__S__di I_lants,tees, GAS DItyrit st V rRIORT Rowing 3iPi,$ata,evwd I ,', (sestri 3 3 DORM. HOUIE. newly 4*(-nr _: at#d, Assume Payments I::41.11. 107 Wilkins Cir. Crumley - Monteith Inc. ____ Scientifically R@&I Zst&ts stn Is bun f Mae Cladened 34 C. A. WHIDDON, Sit BROKER Pilot. - mates-Restate : uicwtoou, Fla. room. cH HAVE : f1DR%I . I bath, rtnr. SANFORD ELECT'RIC surveyed, we 1,411evs; this 504 W. lot SL Ida r.,oni. htr-1wo-,4 floors., home In Country Club Minor. 0. AL Appliances-New At Used will be an outal-in4ing lockkit,hen eqApt-1. 841s ur Assume mortgage payments. a I lion. IIS,(104 il-iiiin, bank fin Rent. 842 per me. Call 321.1111. FOR SALF, ' N' 31. Altmical Instrulnents CUIN-0-11A(1107 EqU111.11NNT WF 2----------84rm. home, foake Mon. - SAULS AGENCY V4.). litillon Eo,ho. 33T 311chto-, .4n(I. door from Poet Ofsee Ile For ftontals 0 -5 LBS. - 50C Istri .%vo. Orl.tn4o. Fla. or fico. ;jIrt Cheap $3,300. 3::. Days 323-7114 Piano TUI%tlllr avid Repair (Cloue.i 4iniay..) - Not ;ir.ve Manor Dr. Call 332 . by 331.3421 $33 1164111 61 Tompost 31 $91 ISIS Park Drive LAKE JUART, on imils. A room.. * bath'. central alt- 69 Destalis 60 N.,,. A/C $31 illS eonhItlonlnr. 121.1211. Tnt. you- trailer 60 c.5j s,w $11 $176 home ISS mo. Mvefythlag ---'I - o,i9;:_4_ 13111 M 1141494 $30 5I" L hi N I'.ntrpr •S• No. after 2. ______ - $6 Imp.. l..d.d $36 $4 111-2211 I Ply. 51W . $23 $421 It1 II.l.M. 3 ItATII. is. .m A NTR Y .,. .usfltfl. COU 53 t 11 .tivallilito June iflt b ill i 69 Ply. 2-D,. $19 $316 1 ff III_ 3511 rr .rr.''ii a' 3 BR., very clean. Chose is. .otrt 333-3$71. Owen. 333-44111. --jlmmf C 4trri,T runm I Ndrm. home I Flf)rtlf. !BATH with Florlds , in Voltona. 130 phis titflitles, Room, dnuble Utility ran Ph 444.3150 evenings or deep w#ll, Niare Inclosed. A I % 1498 So FRENCH unif rti. irtic-eice $13.00. Tim' wookon4s. HUNLAND-_ J*ATA,rP:s. -_ -_3 -imirl;_' AVE. (17-92) unfurn. kitchen -j,ilpli-, 3 IlDft%l. I uIli*it aith rinri4a hio f#nc#4 he--UvAr-l. ptirtip Room. -enlrAl ,%It A )feet, ai ,%11 $15 1111111"14, Ill Ili., 322-9973 ready in move in. ____________________ - ii.r.n.,.Z In Satif,r-1 tirat t-i 7-11 type store. I'hllco - tion,lis In 1: Lauruirtra .ire Ill In desian. This Is a complete CALAIIUMtl. chonie it Quo.-ISO ea. mail's Nureery. I 0 3if,,ul 3 ~ V SALE - ____________' __ 7laftttingap Pa PATh '..toflt gou2 Ford Motor Co. grand opening 43. ftiew : *no ,." A W i0s, Ir, CAN I It- ft . .__ . I IF" T Iias- _ I ...ANP XW MW*M 70 I2MEMMJ. 16LA A. 1.41w Sse 12 - ±!~~ I / ;I _._ 0 AND SOMP FOOD... W I'ATWAINING WIAA TO WAY 4 .1 ', Pa" WANTS TO *L1111 P API 00 -1i U 1141 A A I I I I A I I 4-44411-1-111 AgAl I# I'll thank you U quit postering my daughter. She's - ___ IOd,wY1 NE NIGHT. *"Mifft%bLV494$&UW ___ UNNY Aussid. ____________________ N 84. Heal Estate - Salo Backed Machin: and supply Co. ~ 123-443: . 1147 W 3nd %I : 1_111 I ,11 60.1 ') I ANT V.11111110 I 1,07 IT1114 Ty "Kit, Want -P :;60I5 Franchise Opportunity Philco - Bendix Stenstroni Realty 1 '77. .AiluatIon Wanted Jim Hunt Real *521 Park 1)rly. Office $21-Oils -_Night: 3.O0I2 or $13-5700 'S I .ma ii I o m t.... Edging A Trimming. 3... fly OW ER: 4041 . daytime, or 323-0631 04. a a We Raps'l &Ad Serylso T oft HITt•1 ITNW I j 1 0 '°"_'-° am WIN '..' s . .j "" I X, , they do and location Ito I The adult electric fill Is nearly blind and dspdada un nivt$5t34)I 121.0350 WZLLF DRILLZD. PUMPS . SPRINKLIZR 9 T All Types Satt lit" I c M If"'I 4sq ') - %,- 96 - 1W kwow WITNE $1516 Xwm%. ISTIL AKL# I I Fur tw ~04 0 * I'll 4 I i *THE 6LAND., sume. tS I I : 40%,I PAVE A 9=K . 11111.111111 9M R 6 6 5111 it Acito" AMP. a SAUM AGENCY 82--13. - -___ -_ HOMES 3-3.4 flitS. 1-2 BATH! Tenn .BusinessOpport. spray _____________________________ 0hiWAON'. f'9UfiI,#AS.#A&xII1. itpftpLviw'sucm Weni FIRST I" 1 91111111, AM flasiWited PUT W - .. ' - APPAISrit DeSoto iltition, 53 em ph I S Bedling Si Furniture Al YACrQRY I'RICLP: ff- .l. Pump. Sprinklers. Jerry Lord. 32 I _________________________ or her, dual 10 the '_ 'i-' ' - WARRANTY ________________________ Payton Realty $100 Down Experience not required. Write it Reath, Ttnw 11744. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. REPAIR Ai PAINTING .i.I434 I , - ,.Isi; chart, niture talents in !%4 or .1% • . INSTALLED Payton Realty D$IXRAT ' S AUTO GLASS =A=6=M12j= r may 'TI4AIE * 0; SOLD WITH A 25 MONTH -rueNITURIS _. Kdo awo WELL 1713 NO ~ ,-_f_ (. , aLin .. L. !~ i ; . ,j,EV%.1 " ;, tjKkA I PM1 I; Ii,, "I ON OP PR3)VEN 't' its the o go sitar what Is wanted . _ •IisWM& !jJ I , - CAMP 0 IV get TODAY - - . be, or she, will be one of those young people who' can ea s ily make aft impress t t ssll his I . by .# %U HAS IT . ______ - _________________________ .. . / ow : .* ------- firepiat., - - . . .eI My HOLLER . . - jj_ - ___________________________________________________ _-_.......--1 us •4 ~~ r . N __ Down poker sme i _____ -- .1 . 1I I S.,6 . t I - - -7---- run. on Your Particular tOlOntl- Increate Your Income Spilled- . FsINQV254. P -ft. __ ---j-j',_5,--- GOO1ES5. to March I 6=g k' - MR MEWS LUNK04 CLUB, LtIs Qet SHORT pisa club. 3D 20) Showing other, that you ., 0 - - 'r-1.3 --. IN 10 Me "Are YOU SUIS ya have is""Ing? No*,fliss, %*19! I kx and your book on how ~ lay the fm In a : --gr-spireavirisirsive I _h,'TPd __________- _____________________________ 1 ~ ~ I I P any misunderstandings quickly and you cement better r . istions for the future. IlubliC 6 interests can be Very successiui. show That you are anthuslastle. AQUARIUA (Jan. It to Feb. jq) Show co-workers that YOU have, conIC14111119 that Your Mutual dulls$ go off like knOC" Out a lot of nine-Ping. Free time should be spent getting 'Your clothing in 1witer order. ()r go out slid - _________ . r.0 I 1) 20) Having discussions with associates wUt dun - NaNY APARTMEN". - UNrURSIX11RD conditioned. romp. turn. #101n'R.NISHZD M Resident Mar. cash TURN. Clean I Dr. Apt., sioulik ,_ i . J N0# I am WW -THLW-1 FAIMM13 ALA-7 SOW - I .,. 0 I Vow fte Nevw OWN A I •- - ______ dip _________ l --- - .WANTT0,6WMY ., f)j, _- $- % CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan 9= It a ' / t ,,, 1) i - you have had ere this. heath 1 ma.e. greater rapport witmi . • ___________________________________ ______ %V".. 04 Dec. 21) Usten to the voice of I • ___•3 111o, 4 . yocr Ideas. Impress them with your talents. Foract dcll roctines I 111.11 1tM. 50 ft z In' wide Trail. or. %Vall to wall carpet. air SOUTHWARD ______ ________ - jils ______ will also'bring you acclaim. KVRIPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) nere are greener pas- swrrr%aius (Nov. 22 to . _______ - - ncr - V Mu9mr TMIS . r. opportunity Is around the Co- . I ~~, A 006 LtKr " TRA17CAWNE OTAX 499ilASAO tTT I _• . can be met who . . __________ __________ It) Sporting Goods I nn j341 __ : I YASCA.ktr KEEPA ML" _•__ I temper I /4 9-2 _114AT SCARES P60 PEATP4!WWO 165 312 _________________________ 1?- " _ I;c I= - Phase Sanford IT ______ STuAr V and very worthwhile persons ! ! , ! . . . I A-Alft P is ç - clevernsof In some civic work ; I - '1 'I now go along will 102. Mobile Houtsel - Sale Need More Room? , I , ______ W. coustry Club asol& I Ave.. Sit-20211. . L' - __ alit 1 -~Puts. downstairs sate.. got jra= To Tse WS armay c _________ , I. I TR't'iP'ir _ be reticent about accepting. I I 1q, 1 , '11I. 0 .,* - - . MIG!, , Md 49Vfik4 . 1% - Apt. -- è AJL1$S LAWX- _ By Dick Turner CARNIVAL - TUS I - a I. LL ur 7RAT ~ LL wvix. rr!-1Fole T DOC, OM D=BELL ACIAN' M L.., & Ideas very briefly Ito gain their aid. Joining In some soc. let gathering brings results that are "ry ploillent. show that you are a very charming, kind person. mmci I - pro ". 3' WISH SHE vut_o1) i.M 5Q MIM dar Po4a 1114vall-V ) a M T"V IN 1464 CWFAM 01111111^11111425" I 611CII THATO --.W -f ______________________________________________________________________________________ . O..Sqvx 1% Influen tia l person who at. . pl el . gain bigger success. Be hap. ~j ,I 1. ~ " I. oi. jf . IN _______________ ______________________ . ~ -• V--* "JAInd If I toy 1wr sWer's pationles a bit?" - XIn pa Ii rea a your y r needs a lize now i4 You seed only state t i , to . 1 TA*U1 $'a q Ill "i . . , 4.. Tom? ST11112111011 I . I I I ~~,~ . I.. - , _ owboulta?all 16 • _____ Uq ~ __tl/.._, > , / m1dest or most cherished per- I L 0 "I& IF oft is .11 i•_'_) 1 . I 1 lion and find the right method . : i.41 TJ? TWO A j N 21) GoW friends are more than _~ ]'fl11 IT's N .r IrisAll . I LEO (July n to Aug. 11 I I .9"'. i 116- ..~~~i-- S 4:~* - I --iiii. Carpet __ I ,, results you want. Dressing well Is hall the battle. Then II ~ .~,; I Wall - -_ - - - --- _ 40b:k'tf2 Hiawa tha A A ve. 14 K Charms ' doo nnt ItA j 1111 •qtiy 1' Ii pit y Tran.tar $ ROOM Turn Apt wits? G It dc" ___________________ monthly. 3045.Park iv,. Sanford 69. lights A sings film. 211. Schools & Instructions________________________ tl. Real Estate - Sale _________________________ 95. Houses For Sale 95. House. For eat. S. Pets & Suppfles ________________________ _________________________ 1144. ••'•"• 5.. Lot It. lountrv. _______________________ GET PflO )AL. C*tPlt 8O1IRt A WILLIAMS 1LI r.aannahl. mt.. on 1115 Trailer Park. Ph. 323. * RORM furs. apt. 113* M.N. li*rttn results rent thus $350 DOWN AMMAL IIAVE?4 K*NEL5: ni c Sash., e I fldnru. barite. at ! Lustre Electric Carpet Shmm- U.S. CI VIL SERVICE nell... Only $II. Also smith 20&fdlus; for $&to Ch1hauaso oou Be th. Raymond Lundquist. As". 101 Aselea 1,4n#. 313-0$11. bults, 3::.I?&:. Y'All come sea poorr $I vor day. Carroll room located on 1.%oly Im to. turn. Got.. III K. bib. TESTS! 3:3-3161 Atlentla Bank Side. Furniture Co. I I06. Apart m= for Rest vat in Wynnewood jll,00i %it I 133. 311-119SI. 2216. 1 By OW ER: ___ P*)msfltl I Wi th I I Pt RI P Apt.. Itoom. well ds lawn sprink. -_ __ ___ Ing ranii. 3 speed. foal An- $@cure jobs. High starting - 4-111NIS to town. Adults only. MAYFAIR EXCLUSIVE ]Ing system. r6fn4r lot. t*ns. 3. Short hours. Advance. pay. 11-0:34. tiques $43 each. Ph. 3::-4417. THM rINE TRSTXD FIRM Call 311-1322. sIx gll.jill LOVELY 2 Bedroom. : IlAth. - ment. Preparatory training III K. Park Ave. w. Simkins circle, rh. 3112~ downstairs. fit Park Ave. withP1*. room on heauttful zoos, 3 $PAC 14.stsr. 3 (las tov.s as long as rIq*iin..2. ThousIL PoultrI y •Liv esto k 10$. Rooms For Meat lot 1OU1 ft. for I Cinva, foldIng cots all itt intls r j. open. I;zp.rt. up flaL ESTATE RU I BATH flavenna Park PURN APT.. I2S M•ll.irill., ---~ 91.04 conlitlan. 2:2.55117. unn#cesary. CALL DAY OR NIUII'r !2:4492 once usually lIORSF3 BOARDED CLXAN. Ifulot rosalsi ter son. 1400 Down. assume psy,ta of , .live. A call III today to InGrammar school sufficient Rossonablo Rates tot Magnolia. 823-6129. f%I 24 pot inn. Chain link FURN. OR UNFURN. 4sport this dosirat.10 h.Irio for many jobs. FREE Infor- 90. Lots For Sale 51. Articles For Rent Good Riding Area toneoil back yard. 31:-.1210. room duplex Apt. Tile Evenings A Sunday ;. quirements. Write TODA Be(,.. TV., 3-1w.. Tar. large Carport. m Im "'* '$$ or lit %ir 1%* cc.u,n7 I HOMESITE LOTS D1NCI AOAbs_____ An Recorders. Tillers. 322-3427. Agency limuso 4122-3755. t.l1coI1 Box 142, CITY Riatitiful oak uthhuit, 1.5 Ut111; Cow, with Calves AMERICAN RENT-ALL completely Pi no pan..,.i Multiple with 171 foot front.:. 333.911l Herald The Thomas atabh.. 2444 S. Hiawatha 115 Allies For Sal. 15$ 1. rr.neh room It? toot depth. 3-loal for III 42)1 I 1110 Mist ! State 44.7, Ift i•1t Pan yarl 331-5303. A BED __________________________ large horn, with loath of ('II3. Ph1!-4IS 5At.. OR SWAP 1151 Millman =speci I Notic" 97. Houses F'or Rent month. --- ,1141 munculty. seat Down, BE IFIM AD ON ENTEUTI.N - ROSE COURT: I.ovely Boiling WILL Consider exchange of 4n"000001ii0i'MO'!03iiiiiliil!6 USPURN. I CARROLL's rUnNITURX BR. Puplaist Apt.. ..4 * I Went Ist 3 HDRSI. Itj RATH. Fla. room. 212-6111 in nice neighborhood, with 3 kit. oqtilppod, v si n a tI a n 11,3AIN AO VA I Jr.. 312-1187. Reilroom ulth extra &It conditioned. In Country 2SS foot frontage. This to 0 large livinghou-to room for Imall. shit,les. forrasso (Wors A file --- - -- -- ------JOBS Of EN NOW Cluh 11.nor. Availahlo Jimo surprise parkAge, 00 be ItIft ' 52. Swup or Exchange or home or linu&* TrAll,,r. hilth. Vail 3:1:4334 after I '69 (".%DII.I.M! 4 Dr. Sedan Doto check this out. $5000. W. IIAII Realty. 2%44 Frei, h IllS l'. Jun. 12th 11th .a School lot required. IBM . $i• Ph HZ 3441 or 3 r.tt.nt condition. 142-4327. 5om Call Fred 0anAs 3:.'.:341 WILL TRADF I.irsre crib Keypunch, Cashiers. PBX MATrAIrt: Ono of our very - --- DA*. a NITS? il#rstil went- Ado feessessenessesseasseseen~ 1322 evenings. mattress for small. 112:-:1112 I --- --- 3 IIDRSI.--motlorn hmmo. .%ilc#lv Receptionists. Antl Bank Tellfinest buys In on* of S&tkcarpet. b.*utjftil 1*EP work tot - little am 144 A 120. AU1101110tiVe SerTleo d.tnnetød. 1..r*a liv t room, .r, P?45U %Vanted rarporto. kitchen equipp.q. 4471 .a busy family. 0 tonBlue Lu:;t toot frontage, and 13S depth THIS I 11DRM. home phi : 08 8111.~fl per month, III Cedar, TITT~., I .%;. Orange. suits 102. Ideally situated NonTil of AVALON APARTMZNTS like now. IArX6 I.r. all -tre. Bent elp'tril! Phampo Used furniture. any amount. Orlando. :11 -6141. 0 111h. 313-OOIS after 4 Its W. 284 at. 322-1411 kitchen and ocrearIP4 vor!lhl _ ___ ____ - _ Zit. k1horwin-WIllisms Co. 4 Sanford. 113-2270. - rest Second Street. Surround__ __ __ - - __ -.-. to rock on. float onkintry 11' .NP.W 3 fir. hnuay. Kit. voluip-- *., ( ,r AP . --.Ivan riorn. 4 - Report 81, I $6, . h j t - __ ---.--- ___ _ ___ Senkarik Glass and Faint YOUR VACATION Quick service with the Cash. BALE Doon. monthly selling f1reprnnfc4 p4yments in wilt h 1.%KV. sf%yly- Vtlnlry Club ."VE 107. 0. 1; any round trlv SUPER TRADING POST lift. furnished. $".00. 2101 Company Sates to farnicia. *lutes. VIM. deal rin you Ito wrnnsr liver, on a If"w 10siving 6 A. m. Monday thru fto&il. Nearly now I IM. 3 Mallneilla. ft. A. Williams, part time. ItArnilton $Af9*. like this' . ~~. a tu r ay A so any It, bath horno. ('411 2. I.IS, 3:1-3131. 7 WIl whir. In U S or Canada for case.11r.asob;2254,7 good Cyc is St enstrom Realty la.e.trasnt A Raltv 7 lift. t'urn Ii. 'vsr.l a,r..n Turn, apts cit... Is. Jimmy • 1 1 Scooters 9. 122-9118 por,h 10. 324-2704. 72. Female Help Wanted A Multiple 1.1stitiff Realtor It N- Path Ave. Romer Little. Agent. Gray- --- bound Sum Station. 0,01 after I P. nt. JOBS OPEN NOW 1 only 3-Hr. 3 baths. Eon 4 -- - -SUnrBOARD REPAIRS porches near hospital OLD STARTERS, Generators: CARS WHILE you IVArn. Illab VJ. SluM5M rUr 0414 months. 33:41.31. . 3101 Park Court. Newly deroritsil. fluttehle for 111H school not required. Carburetor s. Fuol BEAUTIFUL 4 bodrorint. 1 Call after S p. M. retired couplo. Ph. 322-4712. Keypunch. Cishirn,, VBX ASSUME Mortgage: 3 RR. I AlumInum P atone Ph H bath, dan with fireplaes, oy. HAVE 3 RtRS( • I Bath, Plor. 322.432* or 323.4042 • flIc.ptIonI$tL and Dank To It* tiat)., $05 par mo, kitchen Ha rn.irn, hardwood flour., IPRAT. •tft.-t.n.'v apt • slut. 434 •n.1ae4 garage, $:s,000. en.. Train now. pay titer. $..00 equity at. KII,t.,n •.ul'p.t .1,15 OF pref.rr..I, utIlitIes in. IL Catierins - Food YES! WE will buy your car- CALPHIER TRAININO INSTI. rVAIY IIA141. 3:2-t424. Rent. 4-hi-10.1. $40 Mo. 12344211 0. NS, own be I n o4callent mechanical Orlando. III-4715. . FIIA-VA HOMES . *container & you bring pick $1.10 condition and of good ap. gas l';,Vor nonfat@ . 13 NIVE - -_ I Bdrm7alr - 66"Altlin" ____ u. 323-1115. - posrance. 1*4 Dick Russell, REGt2TZItFD or Llconsv,t a4rass Apt, In do%IrAt.l -2 11IO&S.,trit 1 Used Car Mar. Strickland. practical Nisrars. watha at 11-91 lillahts-Wookonds 333-0119 nolghtinrlioml. float reastia100 left makes-2am 1111t(IIII.AND I'AltK - AttrArtltul new r,urminx & retire. Sanford. U.NrIlit"I.1411KII ------Lociatod Throughout County Mont homo. Also opening for 2, hodruimi I'll hIIIIII CLK 04 ? A 3 lle-trouins. kit- Unlisirn. .1 III! ------- --.----,, secisind two ]DRAPKItY problem? Custom 1-3 ults-1-14.2 nathe '.ei .1 2 nivii, Into In ,I*.,"pirt-,Ini- ti-m%rk-ploit sir, then vqitippod from Is,. :., p,pilptied. 32.2-S5114. rin it* or altered. 323.4112 or a;). Furniture For Sak I . Y . I11 - Payments Liii Than Rent times inrtuta P'amtty room. p.ra..nn.t A VA t Cluillans RUt.. apt.., private haths, uti. *tioe.di.kceus*iøw.ws. WIuN.MAlE r08BTURE --Ta Ins pec t. Call hardwood floor.. title, turn.; specially .ult.1 •at..lO%thstep.i,otiepIecs. T $10 It R1'Mtt anti fonce. Completely to. for rottrod poorL.. Ideally ,,,,of 04 major asechealltal peols" FURS1811101.1`0 FA It E ~! K N' T QVICKLY furbished. Ineluilinor n o w I nr6Dn(>t)m, I path, Its to Inealod downtown. Inquire S.inford for 30 dlys all IOM sill". So 0 A Multiple 1.1sting It#altor ri,e!. Only 911.75o. nith $lod Iij. at Jjt-hotvn's Dopt. Store, - Froinnt dam. IIAV-A-IlAil). 4 114)NE) ST..* 3:2-2120 spoke$ a flist-loto Rest car. too. :54S Park Drive &,%n and 11'. ti-r "twith, III 311 &. 'at St.. Sanford. *VLAX Lot Nifty Auto Bath &Bed bedroom and Maine UREAT NECK. .N. Y. 0069we 0 bosealsill" _ cluding evorythlnff. No cloo wash Your car. Fast service. room furniture. Many pieces - ---Stemper Agency SMAI.L rURN. Apt. ER-: ng costs, This %on't last A. TAIN ATTRACTIVE 3 Dr. $15 ma. 0 fteit Oslo 0 kese sofa imembiles 3403 S. French 3::-133i show so damage. -_ ;;i: BEE IBM AD ON ENT A Multiple Listing Realtor 8 house,?. Pinecrost. Kit. toot. water & oleo. 332-1141. be lit at to call! price to % or less than '-: MENT I'AnF. a beds wee 0 elivromel 40" lots A. rronak --------------- - - Id. no down payment. A. J. ADCOCK ular retail. Noll Freight r HOME IMPROVEMENT Damaged Furniture ftsg, 73. Male or Female Helpa. B,i imoom rurn. House I : I.Ath, Ch home .. 1. *0 SERVICE Rwy 17-52. Casselbarry. ,Irm. liounp Trailer;' I Price RedKtlon life 1...on na,aufo sea XU on corrier lot. rompletply 3PAINTIN - CAR11N.STRY 3-11,ir ti, If,,tjqo Traitor. 11-w. ADt:I.T MoTolt ItUUTE rastbark. Fully Rquipped. folicod. rijily 0.1111pped built. IN(I - ROOVINO CSFE) 11drm. witte 815; Apt. niso's Trailer i't. 11h. 641. I'MiltlEft 4 BEDROOM. 21i bath, spacloull IMMA011141.0 condition son" 222-3515 else (Las qtiNr-. like nr%% FOR SANFoltl) dui I 9.9:FrIgIiir ave itu o, c.i "i.e prl •• a• 4 Dr. XIOMIR REPAIRS d; PAINTING tras.amio to transfer. owner I DDnM.. 2 atnr $51.93 up. thf front 1. to S. .It,,nd.tv thru system. beautiful furniture & Fully equipped 1441u4ins; 333-13' . 1. whorisod ire to sell at Move. Bettis. a rror%4r. BniE)c;i:s FURNITURE Friday afternoon. WRITE. I a car In the double carports. _Ir Cnndltlonlng ...... as@" Park & :~th 0 IfCU141IMft D*Pt. P. 0. Box SAwn mowing and edging -_ - PAY SALIS TAX tier m4inlb ct,vers every1hinig. --1457. Santord. ad irosto nainxis goo. Feet. - -heavy or light work. Call U a 0 4 turulture appliances This ,wil,f be the Ono for 3 BEDROOM, linf,irn, 110 me. ASSUME NALANCE .ay 4)n 122-1301 2440 illawathe of 11-91 '41 my. Mart Ii) Sanford Ave local ., t it it. iin or N. Sale Sr 'txc clean * 3 CIUS 23. Painting Ph. 3132-41M. full tb.... woman, art ______ I -- 611:11111M (May 21 to June 21) Itush right out to expert I . . ..i ....,K~1~ To 411 a room 4$ turn. AL 1'4 ts e rt. 322-2762., nllthts 331-0991. Wq__ .k( nraiu. F _________ - Piet _____ state your Ambitions, got the I :. . .. . 1 . 3107, Elm. 32.1-0254. - DINO (lown *file I, ..14. !"zing hours.- Child cars- Crown k %'#it. too. ::2-469o. a 4 p In TV pr Ivileges = 113r ;lom;wo`rk) until bed- UPRIGHT PIANO. Call 3:3tlno. No as* limit. protestleas t care by Doris Smi th W 1 lnczzzc= ----- you sow ,*Joy, but b, aura to . ___________________ r0000 "e' MOON C11111WRIEN (June n to July 21) It's sU right to car- ass,se ry through In social circles I - : a _______ . . . __________ I I Jró'beoc i_i huilnes, so that you ea got Ideas that help you to advance more is. Ily. Take some lilies whir. . - . I II I \ 1i acmss . ... . .. . . . . % Wall turn. :??: i _____ . . . "AMW I tC tgh a I I I 44 RK n. i ZW. 322-1140. $ q010 hcui. $ MET" Open - Page 5A 97 90i1.ss For Rent :IOPI%t ltfl 0 . 322.5612 Call _______________ 10$. Apsztant.f.r Meat 121. &eaIsrs A Cyslea - 210 TOP now policy. Daily 322-7104. I G 11 1 "I * ;:';57 t.'m': ; In rt can be May 23, 1966 AFW Ste harmoslausly far" those : j I aI1 EEK & MEEK - AMU (March It to April . I Read and Use Them! Walnut Co Room Dividor. one Glass ff** Table. matching 70. 332-0991. i •i*fsta ry ':'' car '* - 3k, Conversation & rnachtnu ".ter, 2111M can __________ I [L-4 dir"flon to them. Make sum You pft)M outwardly. Don't 41 I ___ ___ iO. MIac. 1or. Sale .', ?we Was :: _1"t :. , Comm unity Want Ads Are __ ' II III - 1 N J I 11 L �I -- :- . ~ " ~ 'I to 1- - - - - - - 0, . ___ - aii --- , I11., ; . . __ ___ .. . . 741111 "_ X" mum 6I th BIG WEEK STARTS NOW! PICK UP YOUR BROWN GAME TICKETS AT PUBLIX THIS WEEK I -, i .. 1 1 , 'H ~ . . IL I I . ~,11 i I o Heavy T Steady the to _ . k - T urnout P910 .~ .. . .~ ~/ I"... - I... . -64 : - / 4 .. o , "L,- -. -X 1? - _..~~ I i . I i. i -, . A -__ II '. I 4,q4,.' ~, J ~~ r . I 1.I . "-,.,. I , I. I 't .,.. ,MENNW ~ "_ * 1d. MeMie ISIS kgb... C. A. C..l,E.Uhhulrd N. Bonk ($111111) ($1,101.11) 7' P. ,I . the farthest pkth $T$S1 and the tarrnlnsl. f'ausn' enter and leave OR at-in elevator. I Ii .i I I "w *Sa 111111110 In Miami Nomme"O's a"" saw emilkia" amsh I 111 i f Beef* . . frozen • ' ~ . Pie. . . I. -- Cut Corn Mibse. 0iids, Ni. ($151) Me. o. c. NeM.Ig HIS 0.sie It. T..p., psi. Isiuset., Ni. ($101.11) $I " bW*06 #I 41111111 tV111110 Mrs. too g, (1150) . ... ~ ~ 1. b S e.,MM • • Swift's • • • • tO PalS. 4 • I I_P nner Franks PRICIIS IFFICTIV9 1' ' •:,, - ' 69c ;,- •' .' / .- • - I . 4 .L Pig, Pits. 59c I ;~;~ I • 45c -. '• - • Drive. - ' • ' SAVI II! RIGULA Clorox Coffee It less. witb 'thee of WOO W sam 1 C s MI CIA ,. . C hall nut III. - C at. ' , - with other purchases of $3.00 W more ______ Limit I plosese Hill show you how you can strengthen the family budget by consolidating all your lIeb.ls $s.1 I . I . .., Paper Napkins r • • • • • 1 on' 25c it. 29 Salad Oil ......... 0 I'-*& bd. 67t. Asat e 1mr 23e *308 down produce lone I . C 19 Con 19 . TINDIR FLORIDA 4 6 AKHST 49c coll$ *' 03 C 0 a P 0 a 4% f; ,I ! I . I - .. T I 0 . I '.. 11 / 4 i ~ 04 __ Ill W,fkd SL ........ 322-3743 0; no a 19AUMW ... ,I 4 1 I W. c4stral INd .....4123-6111" - =- Stien amps 1100 1011 n~ am M - L N "ft- posoun KOOL-AID. UWWRITIMM COCKTAIL UM 1 1060 wet "" 29, 1 9") I __ . I I ~ Precinct 15 SO-ft. WON a - BUG STAMP909 AUT. PLAVOU DAWN (Sob" Wed. Ain "I I 111166) . . .. . . . . I . .. . . - 1, I , RIFILLINT - 4 #1 'IJ ' homemade %ooden;%will Provide teaminable rates OLLOWAY MF HOUSI SWISS $TL Crossword puzzle Dear Abby --------------- QN0 I - WOL a" . . . . . . . . 1. . . . ". 19") ford -Seminole Jaycees Mo. day evening. The plan was outlined by Kenneth McIntosh, speaking for the committee. High intensity street light-s would be Installed by the city ott Seminole Bouleva from Mel. . . . . . lonvilie Avenue to Us. west - .'ity limits. Th. lighting would ba continued by the county ~.. • all the way mirountl the lake a portion of $2 03,000 in .. %ooly beautification funds, ad. thnm totated to Seminole County, by 'banquet Monday evening. 'rrophy is ayioic of school's best all.rotin' th 'tate Road D.partss -athlete. (See story and pçture on page 6.) highlight of. Us. sW(Herald Photo) _ - tails "whit. way" will bo a colorful lighted fountain s tower, located at Us. " angle" intersection of eneh Avenue and Seminole Soul.. ard, which the Sanford-Sam. ) . I - .. L . high. 11APPY SEMINOLE Iligh athlete Steve Ilarris accept.,4 111o'llitey ,Ile. 1 tiut Memorial Tro p hy" from Brailey at the Mhool all purte :, . 1. : . ... . . . . .... ,' - ., sit. North Orlando Resl*dents ' . . Inole Jaycees have promised to erect, acco rd ing to Mete. • Ill tosh. This part hinges on the city acquiring this piece of l a nd from the owner Scott Burn., manager of 51 sriln.' I'et.rsun sary for so small an area, of t'.ivcriumg the atea before Florida Power and Light Corn. 'l'he city council contends a municipal depertment l'rupoac.l tax increase pany and a member of the the Increase Ia neci.asary to c'rgsni'e en'i that with two committee, IC Si hU U UI I K ;Im I 4 ° operate the outlined for city government and fires in seven years, the vol. commissioners a detoiled plan is being sesere.y opposed by propose to construct a $28,. unteer fire department is am! cost analysis of the lightresidents of the aria. (11)1) building to house the adequate although the truck ing program Proposed costa i'etltliiums are h'.'i,lg circut- police and fire departments off,'it'd by the Forest Service vary depending on whether atril to IleilL the iulimease minI mmii to provide a place in wiiimlil give ndikd protection. the cityy or the ow. rcorn to ,tiemifi'atichise the city 'wlikh to hold civic meetings. co mpany residents feel that . - fly • Li C) * . . . ___ . LI .. . . . 'I"piirtni.-nt is truck, provitli'd re gular m.-s'miiIg ,lun" s;. j iii- v.,liinle,'rs innitruct a --_-- - I - . .." a; here i -'~~t 9 Society TV . ..-.--__---._.__-__ 8-9 __._ ..__......._.._____ 9 freed on ,bi j1 1. 1, W_ . ind/or river it prriool (if . - lcailrrp for orst. - I IV ...., ~ "Ile hal , I a' I ~. . nneqs si r. umbit jail keep. I va flRIT QUALM plus a . P, I . - rr-.,a P h I trion,datrel tinie thr, Atrf-rt.,4 anti rojid,oi tention emperien-. thrnu-'ii • . (ii lri 4m thru Saturday oniyt *M1InIf.to of fill! ~, .. . the ruiutn tra%V ci IM firld of interest. Illes,eff Tho periploo conti-nd that soil. !I %Aith capability, (;ary It as I thipticht orldnin neirded, thot .1hared h tot talornts w I t h Surninolo! 0junty sherift'i tie. school and I . I . ~ . . REDUCED _________________________________________________ I I 'Hospitalifies .. . -I I ~ . . , - .,. "l' parole toda,yerlyrto:a; te are h PPY - GARY GIRSON, candidate for state president of Filture Farmers of America, accepts $100 cheirk from Ceorge Totjhy. (Herald Photo) ~ ~ 1957. 1 I OUR FINEST PENNCItAFT 0 ' PREMIUM PAINTSI his energy and ability tj) the responsibilities of the broader WASHINGTON it,'Illi -I scope of a state office. Senate Republican LA&Ier Ev ' "We at First Federal be-, erett M. Dirksen surprised lie%e (;ary is well qualified to, Capitol Hill colleagues today be FFA's state president anti 1hy returning to his office tin - . ree'.. love triangle murders in ---------- I 'helter within 91) 'lays. a )u'Ung ruin who rued f,,r a d, ak Wednesday. , .ver gomuig as soon as possible." r than for the first be counted - . ti en orac day after surgery on a broken and support him," Touhy con- thigh. The 70-year-old Illinois Re. cluded. UPI that. to Elections %ill be held at the publican told , state comention in Daytonal escape what he called "ho!ipi I Peach in June. Gibson is one talitits." he spent sevotral , f Ae%cn candidates for The top, hotirs gaturdAy at his rural .111ce. 0 %IrWinia home. i YINT IIASK PREMIUM REG. 6.44 INT9111101111 LATEX . . . . NOW . . . REG. 6.44 NON-CHALK PREMIUM REG. 6.44 ONE COAT PREMIUM INTERIOR LATEX .....NOW... MATCHING ONE COAT REG. 6.44 . .. . 4*88 . / . 4088 1 ' . . . I . . 4*88 1111111 OPEN NIGHTSI ' 711. 9 . P.M. Mom. Ows . . I . ... . . .. . . . . . . . I &*. . .I . : .. . . .:. VOTE _______w 4) ~# e e . You Stoll Have T*ime To Vote To a L.. 14 • I - . . - 7.- 7- - .. . .. I . ~ I . 1 . . - • 19 • . . VOTE . * - I / . r ; . I I - _1-f I" .. ! ~ I , I I - L . .: ...... .. ~. - -. ~ ~ -... 1. . _______________ I L 1. -7i.,._ . 1 . T ... . to buy a fire truck when These petitions now In dr. City - the Florida Forest S,-rvien culation will be jr.'.-nti-'l to to work with the committee has otf,'r,-,l to give the firs, thin council i'('f"re iii.' ui-vt mirtil charged them all to "gee -- BUG game ---1L.__ __.. - ________ Entertainment __----.-__._ 9 man Sfaurice Chavigoy. hero Horoscope ____----_-------.-_ 10 of four wars and wearer of 17 ~ (11italrem wet may is, 1%6) ---_ . I sioners as it, did from the City Commission and the San -11 In - * reell.10amps _.. NOT SHOT ______ ~ ..,.- 1.I .11 ~ ~ I I total turn. voters. surne iunny over the state this! morning, but forecastot. said ! 2 most areas of the peninsula i Area deaths ___-Bridge ____.-----------__.__ 9 will get some rain In the aftClassified ads _____.----__ It ernoon or evening. 12.5. P&G. 11311111res wet May is, 1911141 ___ 1 ~ ~ "a a"#" Mo MUGAN SWWY POW04RED ILIACH meno is. mv 0 'in Herald Index Gmen H out of '.'25,004) to tification rnolmittoe. Mey 21, 19661 1111spires Wool. - - "R§31RIS H -- ' a Bolt chairman of the Beau- stacks of absentee votes ready 89' -- . . ~ ice ..---. reenstamIS wet .; -_ . to con. aboard U the 1-4 interchange, if plans proposed by the Lake Monroe development corrimilitsom M ceive the same reception from Mrst Federal Endorses CandlWate w 980 1111341 Saw"ie ft"I CeSSIIbfTy 1111111111131,11 MUSHROOM SAUCII 410b," INSICT . . to ~. ~ i ,, " stoic other Luau tin to whom the fjnnchis. suit uq- L __________ a - . e. a Party Sanford Clv. test any annexation." title of I'llimine.ts of the Primary. Elsewhere in the large counMonth" to commercial or Pro. fe%%innitl firnii who havo,i ties. %otinir was reported or ked hat-I at hwtsuitifying steady to heavy. Reports from their grounds. .%Irs. Imnalif sinjoill rural counties could not Flamin is chairman. If you be obtained immediately. have any suggestions for The big counties also re. nominations call her or Jack ported higher than usual a I C 33 the Sioinford Garden Club will hi-gin awarding the Ill ____ - I i.. a - v". \ smut. #41 by - - - __ THURS. FRI. 1:30-9100 . -_ - -____.___ ~ 0 _ ~__ -_ - About 25 per cent." that we ate . , ~ 401 aa mequesteti to give the board an opinion in I June I thr hanfiril Beau- home, officials prultcttil from EXT M^ I F% i . . FINANCE I , Gary (;ibooion. .Svintnole Ifigh , lorcmdent of the Future Farm. cAnipai~. ,n (roju First Federal In pr sorntuiZ 66win With ~ proved to be an efficient. 5lay 3 and election officials Another flijor4tion School Future Farmer pres., ers of America, received ioninor Sai,ings anti lAvan Associalinn a chec" 75 Pinooth operating team In Pro. predicted it might surpass brin per cent of those registered. Iffent and candidate for state ~ financial assiBtance for his I t(mlay. tection of our property. 1'roui,y, vice preii(leut of First flord it if a Police department G en"S't m al Said@ d 11111~ Hwy. 17-12 wd Dr SUS • MIRA I.,i,.. Wed. M 25, INOI . f 13 G.A.Comosse f. . Johnson "Bette r day to Police Week, when history. Voting in Duval County, they nabbed the two breaking into I iggett Rexall embracing Burns hometown I)rug Store in l'inccrcst Shop- of Jacksonville, wa* heavier ping Center. Our men in blue than for the first primary on eke -0 . ; pert- ad. "Slow. tificstion ( ,0111111ittre. assist. early indirntions "0411111114 . • ~ asked to withdraw their re- ~ cluest to the city commission ~ for a franchise to operate an ~ ambulance service in San- ti-fore COHYAC COLD CAPIULU C #2 . Yellow Squash Sanforti'. waterfront is doe. tined to become Slowing "White W ay" .11 the w y f Meilonvil!. Avenue west •. * JAIN111P11-11- MF 41 9 I ,I co-o votc men 5-05. . X . .:., a 32-as. Fledios Wrap 16-S& . I - ~ ' I - Clfl$ Tomato Peaches as. i-ad. C.aa.d Tomatoes. *4 ran Wrap •w . 1 lI Testy a 0 0 0 Green Beans.*........ ~ 25c Baby Food ....... 6 am" lame &% ! I j * H Representatives of •'tUC ambulance service M;'n'Iay i - i . If4 reach its unprecedented $6,000 request the opinion. SoAtif. lince of andjulmice service by charter. Muny residents state c counties of Coy. Haydon ford said he personally view-SF tlE LOST It is rumored. although not In the future the North Or. does the work and on what goal. They are Gen funeral hoimies has been caus they would rather return to clarified by council, that an Burns and 511aml Mayor Rob. Imindo area falls un,ier city or intensity of lights are used, Hutchison and Dr. Charles AUCKLAND, New Zealan,l ~ 4141 toy onforcirroent, of federal county status. AM )Iitigh t h vy ed the arinrxatit)n attempt by Commissioners enthusiastic. 111gb $8.1K)o jail is to lie included town control, the taiiro would ert King Twenty-nine seavoted heavily Cassclbe'rry as a ni'- onx to (t'I'I) Park Jr. .w" anil hour requirement., agree taxation is twt-t-s.ary in bit,- cnnstructiiin. by a much larger ally t'nilorscd the plan as b.. today at the - climax of one of legi Ii zntil,' be sbar,',l • • • if as Ii ..l, ,l n- 1114, 11 t' "lay a crc hi, I ieved lust andI by new state rub-a mmiii I iii i in p ri iv,' a c'im,i ni unity. g "wonderful advertise. 'Ih,- h ,,mrow ne ra w nt tit population a n if the most hittur lirinocrutic bcv,-nzigca on un'iiy in an in the Wreck of the Sanford Pilier tpartnient the 2,$'Lofl n'giilati'iits a hIch are slated they not hietirve that iiithi kn"w why tile count- il propi's. w,,Ii,I nient for the city," instructed uttoiletate. o ve rn or campaigns in Florida •xti-mtti-.l are, staged a fitting climax Sun. g New Z.alan,i (",flier Kaitiwa an ml', effect Julio t. l,.rge rxt,, ii,liburr ii n.re. Manager W. E Knowles Dog Food 490 SAVE 100 WSage Freeasiose Krews $303 $#*it*,$ slkw Under the G.A.C. pW, everything Is handled an iii simplified basis. i I :I 7O Paper Sliceg Carrots . . 0 0 0 Into . a single loan. I ~ . be C Cii Juice gem 46" st PsgeI• Two 211 46-es. • • Con"d Limadow Meat I I~ SAVE lOc! Hunt's 45. Shellie Beans . - - 0 0 0 0 0 * #102 4" 23c io cue Green Beans .... 000000 It" 23c I .1 . . I Hill's Nutritious Fruit Drink i1alve Eggs 89c ~ .. . pr fl ' ' _ I • shkolio s . I .-- piessa 1 ' Honey-Pad Peas ...... S" 24 Swift's Prom ....... Morsel While I; 'Up seen . Umk 6 P109" #103 I I I .I 0 i - Limit 9 dairy specials 9 204wakTo" I ! Casselberry Annex Proposal Quesfioned : I box were recuperating mmii be Permanent. I would mint sometimes gets called Ic Center. flow, but Johnson also said be wotili from their harrowing exper- not 'nnt to 5CC the t'i,mnfl%Uflfor unusual assignment', not real heavy. Quit e a few not presume to advise Cassel- ience here today. uty 1.-ft Without service and A bird apparently shorted Negroes." berry whether or not it is RaymondMurphy. 42 own will i,ntmniit until .ati'fisc Florida out the neon sign at precinct h kIll1. , in the er of the yacht 'tea Lark, a'i I br) air tn mints ran lie '$ Courtney pro&ee.lin flsni Saturday ?VC' flout Works crewmen 11111 tlogt'rs, 3, mu iuiis'l,'," Gramnk.,w . Hwy. 17.92. :IU ilucetiun of c";iI iIiity. ning. A ns. -ins found. (The voting, "Little heavier than hloweser, Johns',ii saul William Linn, 60, both of New II,' siui.l he bail three bank is a good place for a before." there was no reason the Orleans were rescued by the different cotitnileta aiil all nest egg.) The polls will be open t cuunty could not request an S. S. Cape Marina and brought apparently give th primary I 5 opinion front the attorney ashore here. t1,nipatiy (ABC) the privilege , night until 7 o'clock. Two hard-working, rnoilest general In regard to its mukept drifting In ci of miaigiiirig the operation of gentlemen are being credited 8IFR thority in the batter, des," Murphy said. We' >.rvlce here to unknown perwith aiding the American COMES TO FD Conintissioner W. Lawrence aouhln't be here today cctpt till. I Cancer Society drive here I I'osaiiiillty of uliseontinu3IIA311 (UPI) - The home Swofford made the motion to for that tish bo x." ', hues .es. I ~ • • • • • - The Sanford Fir. - I I *: joined State . I . a Avenue, . of 1019 along with thotisan(hii of other Seminole Cotin- - SAVI 30c? SAVI . BREAKFAST CLUB EVAPORATID SAYS 41 SteWs PIedslpblu II I Saves 3 tvten ,,T • e i -- .11 I th an before." rer(t to int'i'st r th Icebox-Raft • tracts were g*nted. . oid Pico Hotel. W it U! 1 Jaycee 1)tOi*. i ' "I like to get out of bricir *.uilding at 105410 W. mation 'on Booth, Sanford. 125 matter. "j see no auu,ority sun tue the liusineis, but I feel a Commercial, has' ken eon- votes cast. "Steady, Negro county to Institute eny proI utioral obligation to the loin. demned, The City of Sanford vote heavy." teCJiflgs," .I'dttilufl said. "Tile T-t%lI'A tt't'l Three men miltinity. I wumt to are that has posted a condemnation no. Precinct 1 -- Seminole s ta te traditionally has always who batt!ed the Gulf of Mcxi- anyiltie who ct'm,-s in here to tice on its ancient door.. High School Gym. 110 ballot, tested anlieatiumI. I can't ace co for more than four (la)s upeiate mitt ambulance service . , :" 1091 I . First Aid Serv ices Vernon doesn't have time to write ican Service Station, Forest Commissioner %ith ARC tifficials because W. hrfore the commission to everyone. He does say he pro. l)unn brought to Its mitten. gue his case against the n. lie had not been assured that ~ fers Florida to California. lie last time when only 200 bal- tion plans of Casselberry to hexation attempt. the contract or franchise Ptincx a block mouth of Sit 1.4 the son of 31r. and Mrs. lots cast the whole day." "it ii not lauful annexa- gratitcd ABC "would mot too I 136. Ii' Ii I' t, Ilre* John J Lewis, 426 Crys tal it.1signed to some otber oP. Precinct ii - North Or ' I - : I would - C ictu C ty OKs Lighted ig hway '' / - Price 5 cent • - 6 a , \•• . P9 - . NISCAPI INSTANT 01 ..: / Iforman's Cron" Bond Siksod 40s1 I I ' Baked Picnics SAVI IDA '. ' ' - * , , - • RDS voting - 4~ 11 • - ; 4 Commi • . . " ..; ~ . wers ; t1O N - .i I ' i h n MAY 234445 a highest elcclivs • . Ameca" b lte ~ reach an agreenint uith all ~ 11 V,ilson, City ltajnonte Spring. "I'nirly of the local funeral hiunr 1Finance Director Howard heavy.,, U I' qUesony b city ' ti in An attorney general's opin they people lisie totilme 'i', heichel and City Manager I \ 5 - Town Hall 'r representative t want the highway ~ officials, a iOn as as e sy e y W E knowles will fly to Oviedo JJ7 ballots cast, heav to become the Fatonville of (,rarnkow Fu eral lionir toll New 'York City, Thursday to icr expected this after. Board of county ssion. cniinule County." Swofford commissioners ( ram k ow '.\ sign the $1 million lakefront noon. cr5 in regard to municipal- saul, would continue to operat.. liii construction bonds. I Precinct 3.1 - Town Hall, ities annexing territory said Conini6iiiner John F'itz- ambulance s.'rvkr. ilol,rt 1 I Ingwood. 9$ voting. "About not to he contiguous to the paInt-k said he favored ask- flriaon of Brisson }'uncxiil i Johnny Lewis, Seminole same trend" as in first pri. limita of the municipalities. ing for the attorney general Home said he would disconHigh graduate last year, is mary. The board voted to have to make a ruling in the case tinue his ambulance serve " in the Marine Corps and head. Attorney Precinct 14 Lyman High County Harold hut he was no t opposed to it us of June 1. ing for Vietnam May 28. John. School, Longwood. ItO ballots Johnson to ask the attorney necessa ril y on Ihi' grounds of Grnmkow told The anft'r.l J. ny writes to give his best to marked. "Slow." general's office for such an un(lay sales, lie raId today that he hiil II all his friends - says he Precinct 9-Reynolds Amer. °Pjflit'fl after funnIer l'oUnty to sign the contract • Dunn vine again appeared t. fuseii "IL ,- • - Premium Slicad Pak Smogasbord MON., TU[S., W9D. • of . .• 4 , Nile * * * WILLIAM Mayor A I . •) - Tll.~L, 1. a secretary.tfeAsurer and John cincts contacted at noon today Stevenson, operistions officer- reported any problems. with Membership is open to per- all officials reporting everysonel of all the Armed For. thing going very smoothly. ces. Sample voting at Mid-day: Precinct 4 - Town Hall, b '• 5 county i4 ty Dernocrato, in the statewide balloting for a party candidate for governor, along with There were six students and voting throughout the state ileei(Ilng four local racct in today Party pri. thee qualified parachutists was report'd to be much jumping. (Herald Photo) heavier than in the first pri. mary election. ~ 4 • * * * * r N• ront -,,. ". ; •'. , s •. River TUESDAY. MAY I :.' chute club. Seminole County apparently Sunday, Iay 15, the first Is a statewide trend ;:b wa in today': 'Llloting. , ,ft4~ -.:, .111~ I I ~_, I P ~11.. ' • sit.' ~ Johns 71 : O 17 Jtii I Joe I.... . St ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Club officers are: mary. Smith, president; Bill Lysett, None of those local C OL 58 ''' '. - , the tinf i ; I' ,., . as the Democratic primary wio ,'sa '' Now runoff election voting moved know, Bill Rhoads has set along at a steady pace. Generally, the polls samp!ed UI straight about those atthe indicated achutes you saw coming out heavier" balloting than reof the sky over Sanford NAS corded in the May 3 primary. an Sunday. and those precincts affected It I. the Seminole Navy reported fairly strong Negro Skydivers a sport para. voting. around O,$.d,, pie. L.J7 wu 1 - r 1 _~i~_~ ~'. '1~ . --.!., - - s,s,t. Yuhe.si It. keovu Si.ut him., Ni. LPest.v Jsøws.s i. • on County C 1 4 until h5 u1s. It 14'i$ - Polls are open 7 P711. downpour of rain were fail. There's still time to ote. ing to keep Seminole County 4216 beenville St. tPuS,.II, Ni. tigu.ji,,, psi. ne s.,s?'L' Terpea Sp.Ie..., Pie. (1151) ~ voterm from the polls today ''" 6 11:40 r Me.. Nelers list 21 pis It. Mrs.,. ~ ' Uoud os e rcas I skies heavy with th e threat of a C 45 Pubes CPuS • lL Put. Slid., Pie. ($111) (1151) Albeit. Goo-or Mrs. * * Seminole A?J W, y MN*S4 M *213 SsU.sed W. i 'iii,a'" of A ' • EndaMeet.100 I It Iltusilie, Pu. ($111) 10 ow 40 weell "'WS go To TM Rwas" gum. 14" mm olimel; we puftd is yw lew PAW 1I ) 17,101 ~ .Ov ""'M * SERVE WITH CAIPAGE! TASTY . ' ' UVI Ide? Sirdi To Make . r I, Difficult * __ Oviesde, N.. ($101.10) e $4 14 ... . Io.J(Is Egg Oil If You're Finding It I .ncreung.y asingly Incre * * .7: P I. M.sr 1 ke.It. gb Pb" Psi, N.. ($111.11) 1mhi Psi. (IlK) Mn. S...,,.I, A.., 423$ lest An. Thljs, N1. (1151) dil Ni. 444 0.1... 1,. Clarsesi. Pie. IlK) Mr .. . Mi. sis PLJsII ziii. r, .6 I O! O7 - __ , -J ; 6 ~~. ." I M -. _: 11 ~ ... eorms Balloting "Stronol i N • A.! 661bo With Musletd Chus K epidal speaker. r. Edward Lawlor, bead of evangelism, and Paul Skilee, general young people's secreta ry, both of Kansas City. Representing Sanford Church of the Natorene will be Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sickea, Mr. and Mrs. floss Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Castle, and s. Evelyn Sandlfer. ' i: SIlO b Ten. ($110.11) i*?V7~' :.',- 6 _F~r oil-I, I otter .1 -.-- I • served continuously since :' . It ($1, .11) DOW 4111 4 f4w ji. t , ~ lI I a. if- ~ " V " i"i' ''!' 0OKS smage as district In I.. seai, Pie. . -,.'~,~1_1-~ ~''."'. , _ , ~ ' andsM W the . two-day most will be Dr. 111am' ual Young. of Xmas&$ city, No.. who has ; ~, Ift Mrs.LtiLJi 114 he.lst Au. r 990 " Bologna superintendent, outlining plans for lb. coming year. New di,. triet oisc.n will be elected, I N.. ($1111.11) William, PSi, ' 15151) Mrs. N.,.. Sells Ui NbIM An. ps. ($1..) lge.iiI ($1,SII.IS) 6 0 12-m fa`n~ iCruwb rsu will be bold Monday and Tuesday it the New flf glides Hotil Ia Miami. Pastor. of the 107 churches In lb. district wiU make an sual reports. Dr. John L. Kaight, Orlando, wlU give his annual Mi.. 5 $ss 1i33 êIØ A. 5. 1IS S. (i.e. Ii. 11.f ': 1. SWIFT'S PREMIUM FLAVORFUL Nazarene Assembly Set The Tlorida district assam bly sd lb. Church of the 1III * . Pick '' 'Lot's Go To lb. hess" card n PULIX. t40 p this. sessu,y. Motth th. WkWlifl numbers on yoifl card at PIJBUX each Monday. imths For #*afun,chocit yaw cards at forme *+It* yw watch the c&orlV show. N.w cards and MW II I'll W51k4 iOtA thii fu Get our card today at PtJX, whir. shop. pi Is l..sur.l n Mau . U U- WI Tat, bePAIIIS A twb-Yar 114111111 ZIPS Mons a Monorail 1 51 V II p. IV$•$dluUt at the Hiadon, t4 wna1 Airpptt. Toi., im A h.1f.mlfliofl delta eec. 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IA Jun. 14, 1N 'I ) . Rea .. I Oppose Housing Bill It()rs, J WAIBUIOTOX (Ufl) - The NatIis1 Aseodselon of Real Estate 3.srde (MAUI I) rostidedtba$ the .pe.bet s. 1 JOhIPlCS'l now CMI ilgI Scy Wilkins, NAACP ex- whose race resulted In injury big section, Enilen said real. Emden said no citizen has esative director, said In while they were pursuing Of- tors were "not hen, in "the right to acquire prop. statement that provision be forts to obtain racial Justice, interests of the segregation. srty from another citizen mad. to indemnify persona In his attacks on the hous. fats but in the interest of the who does not wish to sell it homeowner and the owners of to him, regardless of the reason." rental property." -1 .I than improve race reistissi6 Alan L. Radon, a Philadu 0. . .,. . I' I . I - )i >J, : •; p4 from sixth grade at Geneva GRADUATES Klnnalrd, Tim - were honored at a ape. (front, from left) Paul Scott, Russell; (second row) flay Bowen, School the class were Watkins, Cheater cial "goodbye" program. In Tony t .-. " 11 , . 1. 1 i.-I'1--,-- . I., . Nicky Whiting, Tommy Summersill, Gall Murray, Debby Wesson, Mona Watkins; (back row) Larry Braddy, Marion Debby Gifts of appreciation were presented Jackson, Fred Pearson, and Hegwood. to (left to right, bottom) Mrs. Vivian Welsh, first and second grad, teacher; Mr.. Mary Barnes, third and fourth pale teacher, and Mrs. Mary Frances Walton, principal and teacher of the fifth and sixth grades, (Herald Photo) pbtor,s1.,taj.'b,g t.stlfl.d before the 3oniIs eoaiatltstlonsl rights seb.oi mitt.s ao spokesman for ti114 NARX*. Tb. ansdatli claims moe, the. 13,005 uses Ile * . .. The sebr.Jti. . .opens its second weak of burialis on . administration's pe D. posala to setiow, dleerfmla I. I .41 I i i , .: ~ -,,- I L ! I . I " I . q. 0 ,# I I ' )/ . - '# _ - JOEl. PHYLLIS CHAPMAN (right) secre. tary for the Jaycees for the pant five years, leo pleased and surprised as ithe accepts award from Jayceettes President Joanne Rowe. Mrs. Chapman also received an award from the Jayceeii in appreciation for her "faithful and devot. ed service." (Herald Photo) VINYL OR NYLON lip SAVE TODAY - AT COVIERED SOFA & CNAM s 10 Sofa ma is Into comfortabl, bed, Say. Yosw Cash! Easy T.nns! Months to P 1 - ~ . • 1 1 . I - .. . . -. E - - - . . . . . • • • , , -- . • •- .. . 1-- -' .'"-' • - - • .?' 1 . ' • -• • • . ' • •b - - - ( $ -. . :. -• . . . . I -.'.• ,' - - . - ••. Ift , t -. . - •• ; S. Seminole $ uIwe..i Hats. , _' - • I 11 , 9n,&e3fimm"A "IT I I ", - :, .-' . . '. ' ' / -• - - .i ,._ • , . -, I- - -- I l. I I • • .' • ' I_' I 1 ' ri - IP ) 5 I "ple Haw" 4,68-4102 ~ ' ossilil -- ' .: . , SI new own,,, by the ie.j. ,. ncctlng Into an OlJi.*jUeJ summer ufJrt,Ing filtil Got on civet to your olis Major, jrlve the 01JO VIM like best. Discolor r how much OlJsmobile carei about she thin,. 'f 1__•_l I I( W Sm vow swasm 06& Drskr...i1W N-a " 60 ho QMV&i" iff"of -- %. , ' JAL ,iot" poll t.- 1. It-0 1*1110 14111"I'sts W V.,t,A so" i * , I . , - - - . • I • ;f' :l I - - - - • I THER . HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO, 2215 W. First Street M 203 £ REST - FRIDAY'S TILL s S • • P.M. _____ I 322.0983 L -. .-- -• -,'--- - ' - - i,!; .-Nk~ ,-, . . t'r . • . a • h,. - • ' • )' -• . ' 1 •• • ..'. , - -''."y 1 . • ' - - ,. . - -, - •- . - ,-- • . ' 1 e"1 - -... ' - - 'p ,. - r • •. • • lift-dgil", suid Knowles. city Interprets them." The state official notcol Ovvr .14) tun* uf gypsum Hospital Tells Stand On Med*icare that the permit is "loosely line., bEen ai'plic.i since the written and hoes not, spell out ilreilgii,en operations began specific details." ahe.tit two mon s ago. "This has undoubtedly led Meeting with l)uilose were th to a soinewhat different Inter- 'Ilk-111bers uf the city commiall, pretation by the (l'ame anti siufl. City Atturnoy William Fresh Water Fish field work iiutthisosi, f N Rilhard Jr., problems likely to arise when private Insurance companies, ('fs. Apparently they tb not. (in charge of water testing Medicare goes into effect July anti will be based on each do,:- Interpret tho stipulations lit (illurutions for tile city), .400. is hopeful that it will be approved for participation in the Mcdl. program might get off to a smoother start if medical lead. an were called In for last-mm- ror Friday rail Quofa care program; however. there Pn!llminary hearing for A Ute ConSUlt&tioa on possible pro. remains one matter to be re- Forest [Ake Academy teacher blems. solved. One of the problems causing The July draft quota for and his two companions, ac some concern among physi- Seminole County is the lowest $lA`1 0of" trustees that room Integraa.m. Friday clans is the amount of paper- of the year and lowest in sev0 0 0 . flon (of Patients) should not be will be hold at to Two nuaked, armod bandits forced upon the pay patients In the chamberp of Justice of work that may be Involved in eral months. The Volusia-Seminale Park filing claims. hold up the night manager of Only two Seminole County area across the bridge on Lake $ njj toed store In South and this is now being required the Peace Hugh Duncan. Another is the outside scru- youths have been ordered in. The tr i II Monroe looks inviting now that Seminole Count Tuesday night by certain agencies of the (fed. tiny of doctors' bills that may ducted in July, Mrs. Nancy it has been cleared. with an undeter- eral) government. Albert result from the determination Nordstrom. Selective Service and *wap*d Smith. 38, n. A. "We Icel that this is an I Maitland; anti of "reasonable charges" which official, said today. ed amount of cash. accord. It's interesting to note: Ca.. min frtngement on the rights of all Robert Jamison Burnham, 15. are reimbursible under Medi- Mrs. Nordstrom said the conSheriff J .It)7. ing to . former academy stu. selberry'. police chief, Kenneth pay patients regardless of race, cares optional insurance plan. tinuing high rate of enlistments Winter flower.. Rows Jr., o. 'lent - pleaded innocent to the • • • Triplett, is not a resident of color or creed and we do not in the county is partly reaponPark, night manager of the is correct interpre- charges Tuesday when srthe community he serves. It The Social Security Adminli. sible for the low quota. Totem, Store on East SR 4:16 think this tation of the Civil Rights Act ra itned before Duncan. and his family reside at 2*161 tration, which will conduct the Fifteen Seminole young ross (near turkey farm). to ported which makes no such require. South Magnolia Avenue in San- he was ju The three were chargt.41 after prouram. already has sought to left for Jacksonville this momat locking the Wit went. allegrilly ford. breakitig inti) the reassure the nation's 280,wo ing to take examinations for I door of the building shortly "This is merely an interprets- h1)n16 Of Mr. anti .Nlrg. (,*art ph Y.1iciam on 1xith points by Iwasible induction Into the armafter 11 p.m.. when two armed tion of the Department of Croas, 741 Palm Circle, Forest mailing to each of them a ed forces. They are In the 19 to men ran toward him and or. Health, Education and Welfare, City, Sunday night. "Medicare reference guide." 26 age bracket, Area Deaths .......... 2 tiered him bark inside. Once Smith posted $ 1,01)0 bond and "We believe that enforcement The guidebook explains that Recent high school graduates Bridge ................ ...,........... inside, he said, the masked men of room integration is not in was released , but Moyer anti claIms fur Medicare benefits who have been accepted for adtold him to put all ths Money the best interest of the patients. Burnham are beinic held in will be filed on a simple single. U1133i0n ,to College this (all y page, single-copy form. are urged to bring In their let. Crossword Puzzle PA The men apparently fled the always has been, the only ob- bond has been ,et at $1.W0 and If a physician balks at this, term of acceptance to the draft Dear Abby . .......--.. 8A woos In a car parked behind Ject and concern of Seminole Burnham's at $11AW. be can bill the patient directly board. Editorial Page ___... ,A the start. Deputy Roy Rice, in- Memorial flospital.11 In addition to the breaking and let patient do the paper Sirs. Nordstrom said those EnaImaent sIpUng officer, SA-9A portetI Members of the hospital are and entering charge lodged work of filing the claim. ho have been classified 1-A Horoscope ...... IA tracks at the scene indicated A. H. !'etcron Sr., chairman; against the trio, Burnhani also The book also points out that because of graduation from 16). . . ..... . ..................... 8-9 thers may nave men a third Andrew Carraway, John Evans, hices grand larctii.y chargeA detc-rin ilia tion of "re-sullable hi;~Ih school may be re.clasxi. P°fl' 4.5 person involved as driver of Robert Bradford and John See, in the theft of a motorcycle charges"will be made, not by lied as students if they have TV PA the getaway car. rand. from the house. government ofilciaLs, but byj bs.vn aecepteil. ........,....... . ______ .- - ' ' . - s .,, '' . j of the St. Johns River, stonlusig aiitl agreement on an Tuesday. Interpretation of the permit At the urging of the State for dredging and see If we G;me and Fresh Fish Commis- cant clear this matter up to slon, DuDose had Issued an the sa tisfaction of all con. order to the city on June 7 or- cerneti," l)uliose told a San. dering dredging in the lake bt' ford lIi'rid'l reporter. stopped until muddiness of the ;J.t, 4 . In reply to further quo*. lake and river had cleared. The tions, Dulloct, said that the city refused to comply with checks annie daily by city the stop order, and invited crews testing the muddiness DuVose to come and "see for anti turphilty of the water, himself" that the situation appsasr to me to be adequate." I hers was not as had been in lie said he saw no dead fish j'ij terpreted to the internal lin or crabs '".,iprovsmsis Trustesa by Ilarohi lie suggested that the Moody, field officer with the spreading of gypsum chemicals F(.FWP'C. on the water to hasten settling Meeting with city officials of suspended solids be Increas. and state legislator, at lunch, cii miii applied more inquest. Duhlo.o replied in answer to iy to increase depth of clarity questions from the local men in thu water. that the controversy between (Thu permit stipulates that the city and the Florida (lame gypsum I,o spread at the rate . and Fresh Water Fish Corn- of mm ton per acre, when the •,, mIssion Is a "inisuu,k'rstuntl. iuud,Iua,s of 11*e water reaches , lag" anti "can bo resolved a point where $ man's band without 'making is federal case cunnot, be acun sIght inches out of It'." untl,r the Water.) l)uhiosu said his Inspection "We'll Il be glad to spread indicated that the city is corn- more iyps"n, rather than shut plying with the regulations down the iIrttl.e Gypsum costa and stll)ulationa as set forth ill $ii.50 ii ton-it coats over $J,. the dredging permit, its the .00 a day to operate Ut. ' . 'I -. ' . I i Down In July -__'---- o Herald Index - ( , • OLOS ' • • .- . . • • . ,,.,. . 111* .' •'" . . , . • , ',.' .; ,,-iq. - . It . I ,.,;! ,.- I . . .. ~- - damp cloth to re*.ti, its sederieg beauty, ssior i7'(j7 '' ' -• plims"ll every alecoor. 6 0 vifielle by 1116114 GoOols only 47 '."' - - ': . I •. •. •. "'I".1 ' • • • .j. •• •. • . ,. -----------NOW - •t i & s i ,i. - MU •• - - IS TH9 TIME TO PLAN YOUR .1... I Sfore Manager .. 0 Man-sited their %Wifh special TV mechasi.m that leaks in lest right vlewIø pssiHsa. Has gssth. r.bl*q action, 0 Tuffed foam square pillow back. Choice .1 colors hi t' " •: Handift Rob want in a chair at his own. cam comfort. Glove-soft Vtn.fle -• -' - -' .'. . • Board of trustees of Seminole WHITE HOVSE north of the ACL bridge near Memorial Hospital issued thtslCO.\'FAD HELD readers She says she shopped lb. U.S. 17-u2 and 14 bridges, fl. 1. tor's customary charge for the quite the same way as the .lut-I. Cbu-elan,i, John Kritier, statementconcerning Medicare, WASIILSGTON (UP!) conbiderably before finding one In other action at its meettors, hospital admini,itrators President Johnson, who plan. particular service In question. city." he suld. Rep-eleet, Thomas AtelIonald. to purchase for Flag Day. She lug this week, the Port Author. following a meeting Tuesday: and other health A change will ha considered Uuli',se saul when he returns C. Conklin, engineer with I.J. official, from nedto meet with the isrti. suggests that some store offer ity, s4opted a tentative budget "The recent publicity regard. throughout the nation were cipants called the one-day con. reasonable so long as It is no to Tallahassee he plans to at'- Clark Dietz, Painter and As. ",jsi' on flags before for 1a687. it elU be presented Ing the Medicare program and called to the White House today lerunre' higher than the doctor's custo. range a nieeting with Dr. o. sot-iu tes, (engtneurjng firm toIn responsu ,, * July 4 so more people will fly to the Scud of County Coin- th e listing of Central Florida to confer on the last-minute gestion from Sen. Clifford mary charge and Is within the G. Frye, director of the Flor. toiiied by thu city for the lake. , Old Glory. aissiosers at an early date. hospitals which have been ap. gcner:ii range of teas prevailing liii. Game anti Fresh Water front development work), City Case (R-'i J ) SC Boumullat as reelected proved has resulted in substan- II • 'I Fish Commission, I probably Finance Director howard Case wrote John W Gardner, in the community. The owns one chaoirmon of the authority. All tial inquiry regarding S ImLoole Friday or early next week." Whelchel and members of the ecretary of llealth, Education acre right in the middle of the other officers were re-elected Memorial Hospital. "Dr. Frye, City Manager W. press. and Welfare that the iedicarc ".eJty's lakefront sanitary land- also. 'Seminole Memorial Hospital r fill area, where the proposed 'end up dn?lo. 4 Wide range of colors . . . 4 Ow Ptic* fh4f may never be re. peafedl I "I S tropical garden and new zoo are to be located, wants $7~W 1 for his acre. Present county evaluation is $1,600 and the v% - _______ • ••..' ' • 11 . . Knowles and I will sit down hour personal inspection anti discuss this matter and atof the lake and portions tempt to conic to an under- ng Ill DOWN Diunu 1, - , . ;Ll ' .' •' - ' .; I. r. __.., . . t . . . ". . ..,. • • . • - •. - Fail Of Costly Lather. Now j0Jh. S Priced r Father's ay t my - - ye T" M 7001 Ise Ves ves Tea Vol ye. ye TOG ift '106 TOG V" TOO Tell TOG Tea Tea "a "a . parcels of land for the port. Two other Parcels have been 49 recipients. LCOT AM I . un Marshall College in Lan. lied the purchase of three more ' - yes Vol ye. yes ye. v" vot yes yes yes yes yes ye ye y ye alumni certificate as a member RoumUlat a 1 so announced of the class of 1916 of Frank that the apthorlty has author. #B#A , I - '' • • - , previously purchased. Flags are hard to find local. p construction is planned - Dehtons - . - -. • • • .° • . . . -. ., State Internal Improve. ment Fund, after a two- ConklIn, engineer. Sanford to determine the comhas been award ed a 50 year munity's eligibility for funds, - - . a r- . • . . .t.• C. ._. '' - OlJsmobii every day,e's s.svtng sEason is In full swine Anti Nom Norne . • gnrd to dredging of hydraulic material for the marina I1 landfill area. This wits the opinion "pressed by John Dullone. chief of the bulkhead section for the trustees of the Olerald Photo) .....- -..---.-- . •,• hF and B. DuBsu of •' A.. • fI(t,, 'P. - TB 1.1514 .. .•. John ' , . ' •. Virginia Irstrooks Bo 154 dastard r , ' trade Sunday night. Seems a thief stole Vincent's car. How, under the Economic Develop. ever, he was not left without ment Act for construction of transportation, for the thief barge facilities cc the St. left a bicycle in the car's place. Johns River near Sanford. • Chairman Francis B. Bourn. The intersection of W. 25th iflat Jr. met with officials In Street and Old Lake Mary Washington last week in regard Blvd. has been deemed not un. to getting EDA assistance in usually hazardous after a study develonnent of the Sanford by County Engineer 13111 Bush port ' have Instituted the neces lie says he does not believe a blinker light I. needed at the Uzy steps to determine our ellCibilty for EDA Sum!,," Bourn corner. LUst told the autherity ____ . . . What .tny motorists do,i't ii'.iUni U' week Jooqi11l outlined details of know about driving fills our the Public Works and Economic hospitals. • • Development Act pissed by the I Dr. Frank Leone, director of illS Congress. the Seminole County health Purpose of the act is to help Department Is attending Ute communities suffering from the 17th annual scientific assembly loss of a major employer by y. of the Florida Academy of Providing financial and techGeneral Prac tice being held In nical assistance for the creation Orlando this week. The auem- of new job mas ______ Bdu*mWat met with bly is designed to provide 10 Harvey, hours of accredited seminar for use DA Wnuc ,,alsswg' and lecture work. The faculty too and with John Kavanaugh includes 11 authorities on a • a Department of Defense repwide range of subjects from resentative stroke rehabilitation to Medl :. The Port Authority chairman care said he e a p.c ted the PA ,, i...- V Wean 6"rasames,1 11 5.000 bedsna% an Mrs ow aft VMS "WON in eased 10111 in Walloon and , I County Port Author. . i £ i d.. " plans i. sees scu.ai funds '. - am vej ,Iafl - Seminole • , -. -. • UN anot,.• r .. Moneys . - S By Dottie Austin No serious problem exists lit Lake Monroe in reo ,:., i . sentative of Internal Improvement Trustees. Prin. .1 ' * , ,':-~, cipali are shown here looking at plans for marina . L facilities. Front left W. E. Knowles, city munar •. ger, Sen. Mack Cleveland, Mayor A. L. Wilson, P'.. at a I cemmunity p , - -- - ye ye I father of era dredging work ill without I t ti 1 at meeting of local officials with state repre. 4. lts;:r, It.'. .f" e f" LAKEFRONT DEVELOPMENT .I--- ' I - . " ' • Tr ' - - LIII. so that the reading pubik may know "what's flew. And our hats are o f to em! mp cs& am WEATHER: Tuesday 88-69, one Inch of rain; warm and more rain thru Thursday. VOL. 58 NO. 213 - UP! Leaned Wire - Established 1908 - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1966-SANFORI), FIAMIIDA-Prlce 5 cents men who get out of bed sit 4:30 The herald's staff photograph. er, got the worst end of a ' yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. ye, ye $ yes yes yes yes ye s yes yes yes ye' 'fail vat yes 'Ile ties yes yes yes Vol yes ve* yes yes Vol Vag tell V , , 4. W. B. Vincent Sr., - 4 1l:. nsieiii~ in nu mornings on East Second street gre owned by young businesit. ~ ; I Malliher's has searched fhe markets for fhis aufsfanding value. No. where will You find ifs equal in styling and for the ice. Call spring and foam constructedi Choice of Ion weiring flyJp or wash. abie vInI upholsteryl Generous size, smart looking and comfortable. tv Meats 0 C. ( 1J4r ' ealttj r1D 14rra ,..Wtf1 11F Ruling, Ai *de Avers 1'-~,-. '*~~-,*,#".-; ed PortSeeks . - N ONE " " learns thos, loud scooter mufflers In the early ______ ;:: ;:: ;:: y:: ye: ;:: ye: ye: :: Vol::yea ,Vag Ile$ 'Its Tea '108 Val vos yes . Me Clock' Compare with suites priced elsewhere $ . - 9439 . to . even as much as.1149! Nile of America" "The " Awl $99 qp I~k 1 ___ yes eves re. yes ea yes yes yes yes yes yes err, Dr. Eugene Ellis, Edward botham and City Manager War. 0 the St. Johns River on , Walk Record O - macs.'- F . Seminole County - Party Held At Geneva School . . 0 1 C t MATHERS . Alexander restated policy of the W. H. Martin and Robert Ward, wood; Mayor A. I. Wilson and commission "to not ordinarily Oviedo; Council Chairman Ar- Commissioners Joe B. Baker, take ovw maintenance of city thur Wheatley, Dr. Edith Dull At. 1. Itaixim Jr., Earl Illagin-- .. No Serious Problem Seen Wi *th Dred 9in9 . PC SOFAnSLEEPER SUITE ./ VAA __ A J p il leagse will be to exchange instance of its responsibility," rise 70 per cent of county tnt- community, he sees no differ7% Idea, as first suggested Idess ustill promote elow eo- Request was board from fit and asked for assistance ence between providing road@ Altamonte Springs, To" operatim and Understanding North Orlando's Vice Mayor with building sidewalkal from for school buses, as had ben i 5 ' .. •, wiw. an. .,quienieey e.nuui nusan cone In asseIoerry ny joma , _ organize a county lossim of Commission rant. I 1% 64 Whils realtors reniws d their opposition to the ban . leg section of the bill, a .1, - I I . Just iplinkle a Ut me alkaline (iion'cld) poodor. on your plate., old false teeth Mori nnwy, so they feet more comfort. able. Does not sour. cbftks odor bruth". Got FASTMMI at ru* counisse eaerwkars. By Fates m.niclpailtlsu, .,olvsd with dl.. Alexander, who conducted the men, In the village. Wets point. Councilman E. R. William- and in providing sidewalks for all members of the county corn- ielberry; Davis and Councilman Formation of a Seminole r". cas" Is, 69 pun for this mettine, clarified certain poll. oil out the on"uarter mile son eraphitsixed the large num- Lorialwood's wbool children. H* minion, f 8cludistir JObft Fitzornmenta leartio to be saw gotrernmentell 191141`110l, cies of the commission. explain. rood connects SR 434 and SR ber of school children who further declared bin position in Patrick, lao Clary. and Edward Robert Rogers, Charles Robin,on nd Robert Nowell, Altsposed of officials of the muin addition to members of Inc the county does participate tis. Alexander answered that walk from the school and ask' favor of the request Yarborough In addition to nkipalitlies and members of the the sounty sommisslas, mayors with municipalities in paying the county does WA ardinalrily ed "must one of our children Alexander reported the coun- Alexander and Swofford, Coun. IMont: Sprints; Wets and Councounty governing bodies was and councilmen of municipsil. of main arterial roads with a maintain clay roads In a mu- be killed before we ean get ty might be willing to lend ty Engineer William Bush, clirnen Charles McIntosh and endorsed Tuesday evesting at Uss, the msporlateadent at Pub- distinct situation of county nicipality. some help with this projectl" use of equipment on Saturdays County Road SuPt. J. C. Lav- Charles Howell. North Orlando; a dinner meeting at ominty He buttrudes, and members traffic. "Funds are limited how. TAngwood's Percy, White re. Commissioner Lawrence and that the board will consider antler and County Attorney White and Councilmen Eugene commissioners and municipal of the School Board ,lfl be In- ever," be said, "and the board quested maintenance of Mark- Swofford pointed out, while be lb. matter. Harold Johnson. Municipal of- Jaques, Paul Maloney, William. Starts Big Fire .., I I . ' L ea ue OKd ities I I SANTA 3A*SAIIA, Calif.(UP!) A stubborn bros and timber fir., the worst I I . 'I, ~ ). arid Southern California thi , year, consumed 31,000 acreI I 0 during the weekend In remot a reaches of Los Padres Malice al Forest, the U. 3. Form Service reported today. Spreading swiftly In boll north and south directions, lb holocaust raged virtually or checked despite as army c I 1,500 firefighters. tociudin Navy personnel from PoloI A "goodbye" program for awards of recognition to Win- some meals they had prepared Mutts Mr Station. sixth grade students of the (is. stan Haulerson, a local winner and served during the year and The firs, caused by lb I Diva School who are going into in the county spelling bee; Nick for all of the "little extras" crash of a private plan. Ii which two airmen were killed junior high was held in the Whiting, runner-up. and Sharon they had given the children, auditorium of the school with l'ickren, third place; to Janice An award also was presented headed toward Bates Ridge Ii Mrs. Mary Prances Walton, liraddy, second grader, and In absentia to Mrs. J. S. Peter. the north and Hurricane Flab to the south. The biass It principal, presiding, and offl. Rusty liraddy, fourth grader, son, teachers' aide. Or. for perfect attendance, (Lynn Flowers which decorated the about 30 miles northwest o errs of the Parent-Teacher Yarborough, second grade, and sCidool auditorium were dottat. this picturesque beach city. ganizat10 as co.mojerator,. A musical program was pre. Patricia Brumley, first grade, eJ by a local flower shop with seated by fifth and sixth grades received perfect attendance Mrs. Ed Yarborough, assisted combined, under the direction awards in absentia); and, to by Mrs. Polly Denton, in charge MOSCOW (UP!) - Con. Of Miss Junette liastom, who Anna Catherine (Kay) Bowen of the decorating. Mrs. Joseph nady Agapoy set $ world re. also served as accompanist. for 'bravery" displayed when E. Mathieux made corsages for cord of two hours, 12 minutes The children sang several selec. she fell and broke her upper Mrs. Walton and the girl grad. Mg seconds in the 30-kilo. (ions from the film, "Mary arm on the school grounds Just wiles and they were presented meter iLl miles walk Sun. Poppies," and, as usual, "Su. before the term ended for the as an added token of esteem day, according to Taa*, and remembrance, ___ percaluraglllsticexplaljdoclous'. summer. was the pepplest anti most sit. Mrs. Ruby Denton, lunch. New York Stock Exchange room supervisor, and her as. Supreme court Justices pealing to the audience, officials recently welcomed Special guest speaker for the slstant, Miss Fayc Hampton, Who engage In private prac. Florida Steel Corp. to "big evening was County Prosecutor were presented awards In ap. lice are liable to Impeach. board" listing for th. tint Kenneth McIntosh, whose topic predation for the good, whole. ment. time. was "'the Challenge is Yours." In his talk It was noted "commvncement is not the end Too yes yes yes yes yes Yes Yes yes yes Vol yes but rather the beginning to yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yet yes yes yeo v's YeS yes yss yes yes yes vs. yes yea yes yes yes ye. initiate a start In a new field," yes yes yes yes yes yes yet yes yes yes yes yes vss ye' yes yea ye. vs. ,e. ye. ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye, yes yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes and was stressed that one of yes Two y,s yes yes yes yes yea yes yes yes yea yes ye, yes yes yes yea yes yes yes yes yes yes y the most important things a yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yea yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes yea yes yes yes ye. yes yes ye. yes yes Person should remember Is "to ye. yes yes yes V ol yes yes yes yes yes yes . yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes keep close to our Lord, choose yes yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yea yea yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes TO our friends and associates, and yes yea yes yes yes yes yes yes Val yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes y yes vs. yes yes yes ye yes ye yes yes yes always keep busy and work yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes ye es yes ye. yee yes yes ye. ye ye. ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. yes Vol yes yes hard." • yes yes ye yes yes ye. ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yr yes Special gifts were presented yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. ye yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes to Mrs. Walton, who also serv. yes yes yes yea s ye. yes ye yes yes Vat yesyesyts yes Val yesyesye,e • ci • esyeyesyyeyeyeyeyeye, yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes' ed as fifth and sixth grade To e yes yes yes yea yes ye yes yes yes yes yea ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes we * teacher, Mrs. Vivian Welsh yes yes ye. yes yes ye. ye yes yes , yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes first and second grade teacher, vssvesyeeyesyesyey.,yeye yes yes yes ye, yes yes yes yes yes ye, yes y yes yes ye. yes yes yes ye yea ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes TO and Mrs. Mary Barnes, third to yes ye yes yes ye. yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. yes ye. and fourth grade teacher, front y yea ?es ea yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yea the Pro In "gratitude for a es yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye yes yel yes yes yes yes yes yes ys yes yes yes yes yea yes yes yes yes yes yee yes Job well done." Too ves yes Val yes Vat y,s yes ye,yes vuveeyesyesyesyesyeyeyey,5ye vss yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes Mrs. Walton presented yes yes yea yes yes yes yes yes y yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. yes yes ye. yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes ye' yes y ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes Vol yes yes yes yes y yes yes yes yes yes y.y ye,y.s yes ye yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes To yes yes yes yes yes i.e yes ye. yes yes vs. Val yes yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes To yes yes yea yes yes yes yes y. lot yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye ses I l . • 1- TIM- '51 yea ' " ye ye V e. ye, yes yes cc es Val !11'":, FALSE IEE I N . S S M, lion Ina.leee rental sIi U type. of housing, ba.ssv I. galls. to f.dersl and stat june., seiko attacks on eli n rights wechors $ loden I! crime, sad to allow lb. got p. wiaeat I. file desegrogatla Suits agalast schools as d Airplane Crash . it 17, .f. N..d Nat Imbarress Insisting the open-housing proposal is unconstitutional, - . S County Municip X"T lorearvis of false tooth have pjff,rsd i'e.l embsfl*Muh,nt because ,V Grob. thew PIA14 e. Do not bled alicia thi wionS of U1111 irper n pie, it has been overwhelm. - r enhanced, by the enactment Of this measure," Emlen said. "In every case where a aimliar law hata been submitted . rights leader endorsed I) lull psekage although angle Ithat the section as ptot. lag civil rights workers' I brosde..d. . "We are convinced that the cause of Improved rue rein. . I I 0 A• _1,1. Swimming Pool . C en Remode1li.ng 10111 ANY OTHER HOME IMPROVams"T1 NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED Plan and act now before your contractor is booked up for spring. Come in -discuss if -enjoy your home Improvements all summer. WHATIVIlk YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT NUDpRlAltRANG, YOUR LOAN - CALL 322-1611 RALPH PUOID, JIM DOUCITTI se IYIIITT MeTill a, up u a,000 - f=4M SrAAF B"AP M MIU PC ; "Serving You is Our Pleasure" f 1 1 . 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He Is now undergoing fat terejt..r to jam Cammuust bank lnfaiitry traIn1n at Camp L.J.un., N.C. radar- ana am the way'for * addition tb- h1s:"04tstanding recruit" citations Gs. attach boss... in the mountain nil was pre.entèà the Leatherneck Magazine's id nod offlgi& wel J.yooa eantad certificate jisming him "outstanding ys. . . . . . . . . , . .. . . .. .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ... .. I I ab war agWod the North, dW dress blue Wform aiward. .. ft ths.,so ww in tl SmIlk So U.S., told Airborne DlIrisisq WAM Consontmislis LBJ : I ; . . .: sum Xamtham his killed I I J I d . . ... . . ll ~ , , I, 11 , 11 i . - ~) I ; I . . f' "I I 11 . I ~ - le~ Qn . ., A D!rKf Slop . . . . . .. . . . I . . . .. . . . 4 . .. .. .. 57 ML John L.oss Both Kelly and Bums issued. Re. sits uI j 141110 *ow rn.itlng following "i = a Democrat and ea L Donwcratic govemor," Bum Up 0 .jlt L SAW. "But I feel a very Pow, (High) has not seen 111 to corn. weeks past." But there was no assurande elton for lord and Chrysler that the gas ps ana*ii UMSMP with %be& their "IrisSi am an fndiviiusi. . * HoIfinge, . ~ - Viet Ong base only a mile through their flaming street _followed 60 lAdus Clark, Now saym y aring the Impft ol Rivers strike at the Metuchen, N. J., take for Mr- Kelly to talk to barricade. and subdued Sea and a ba from the governor as one D,m The eldeas hi. stroag held 1mm cm Plant, one three hoed., in a h.1ientse assault. demonstrators with el,,ha and war .a Riiths 4 ' to another," High added, me Hev thlfl ..LI the H.$II military 51 , A...a __________________________ tear gas. ..r. as. Th gorwnnim battalion imoUt .00ss, (UPI "" . direst HeNamirs- 1 -ao,o ChrysIe3 reported u!es of met $'heavy resistance" initial. It was the third tionaw.utive &I elections. OW to a rw faster in buildlej,'s. widest 35,M now cars during tho,fkst * I ly, but then the OommunisiS day that thousandil -af Build. Joseph ICWWA Sanford, a tofu Putdo Rican --A-ILI._~__o _____ -1 fled loeyfrig behind It bodies hints have battled combat po. as % *1; Mr. and Mrs. Got" today to a Iagd Wagi,4 show Go lopVY am commit him to devii. 10 days cd the mouth. down 11 * an advi;cW confitatimal per coot ffom the racord.sotand more than jo tans of sup. Iles In 14shmn III their fin" that owlebstil disorda Yam Park, a boy. I I ting pace cc early June last beftiv it oaW glare tob s MM bomber for the UML -' plies, Inaludlair Several treas. to overthrow the lie Discharges . . . year. The company sruphssl4od . ured Result Ems. Daphlus Sims, Wgbt Of serlovis Tiolosee. . ieces. Another of Premier Nguyen Cao Xy. however. its dealers In both Sharon Lipsey, Sandra Tridtsly Hot, baa IOS rIot-helmeted .-• three guevrt ' a 'wn. captured The polke hit the rioters • I Dodge Chrysler-PI mouth and baby boy, Carol Frod &W PORN pattilled tho noethwIest near the swampy hideout about without mercy. American news. I . : " - I _. division were sagaged In sales baby boy, Gordon ftWoritk, illdio astabberboW Arefthine men were kicked and beaten. 60 milqs West of saleon. Arm contests last you 4urW W .. The psratreop.r.—units of The Iludiihistj. were inflamed TALLARASSBB (UPI) -The Mary Hubbard and baby girl, for 114 mulL. period. the joist 11&rSam*XgIrIgs-s by Ky's ilecjslo~ Tuesday to tenacious fight against valid&. Sadard; J. Conrad Graff. D#- Thirty Person %*to arroded Chavrold dealers Sold 0,60 . . I lion of the Sunthhw Skyway m Dory; Richard Baxter, Del. late Tuesday, rablaill the three. alrbafte dMelon — weft wind. maintain himself In.lower well units of Gull i . fighting into 1967 b sharplylimitingfinancing bonds Is In the bands lola, Patricia Vision and beby day total to W. (u polic, of. vehicle during the early Joe of a judge today, and no diet. A Geneva; George Shaver, n was Injured slightly by a that U.S. official, said had the powers of is constituent POE 1*174*5 period. down IS par cent 'from Lake Monroe; Julius A. Sapp. thrown roeL smashoff the onomy's hopes of memblY called -to prepare elec. Sion (Of at 101st A week. Joe Barnes, 63, of 215 South the 71,2116 during,the am* get. Circult Judge Now Smyrna Beach; John H. to the IAO4 CoUnlY thr" SMART MCWIX crlpplhW Allied control or tions. Buddhists want the as. 13 .S.M.' lod In INS. the turbulent $erb'. of Dlvi. today at South'* Viltnam'u strategic •embly to beconia- a parlia. W. May Walker finished hear- Gaidi*sr, Pt. Worth, Tex. Seminole MeazorIa? ARE TURNING siou Street, 10 periass have Hospital. big attorneys' arguments, then waist.-At least 880 Communists meat that will oust Ky . . been Ad mW 19 othen Indicated it would be a week or Injur. Born Sept __~ have been killed so far In the . I It. IM. in Logam ad. more before he could ,each .Indian Pimblem . battlei County. U.. he had lived ia Fare Home ' WASHINGTON — (UPI) , decision. . I Acting ChW DSPUiy J4111011 Sanford for a number of years PDXS, "T's I- — runers! We" WASHINGTON — (UTI) — Opponents of the refinancing Rep. Robert B. Dunern (D. Holzman. t Nita L. P0816 83. Wbo 41*4 I & toughC011096and was " r an engine* wit4-At j The Veterans of Fbrelen`Wars told Walker the $26 toNott Ore.), wants President Johnson trained officer rushed fate co SEAMLESS Tuesday, will be at I IL M .3 m.lantic Costt Llao R&Mrdad. Thursfty at All Soule Csth. wants the government to pay bond issue to four FLOORING -lone the to call a White House confer. Maud of the district only Tues. ,&&a S membei of *jPIrst Ila 1b, the airline fare home for ser- bridge over Tampa . PW x0ane offielAZIlIns. Rosary W111 Day would Once on the problems of in. day. Issued a tarse statement Church, Sanford. NEVER NEEDS : b* recited a Vi4m. today at vicomen on emergency leave break a promise made years dIans who have "lot to fsoI W just before mmul ht: BrIs"A Irun'.11 oms. Burial Survivors are: a twother , or those given leave befory ago when the origlusl bonds heeling, remedial touch of the "Tonight WAX OR POLISH will be to All 'fouls C*M446'ry. it bas bou relative. George F. Barnes, oj AdaIV arlasoft runwrall Home to oing overseas. - were sold. ly quiet." I Great Society." PARIS (DPI) Franc, and H. said there had been re. nephew,, -- - - - -• JU - Vun.ra her 14 North Atlantic allies latively little trouble "because Brision Funeral Rime. is - In vie.. fop Jo. Barnes. 4., Who TII'l'5 died today :beitisn detailed discus. _____ Will he at 3:30 we saw to It that people didn't charge of arrangements. Thura'Ia;7'stflrI:. Pini 322.ISU alone on the future role of crests any." 110mo with Rev. Fred EL Church officiating. nurtal will . MOCOIS VINOD. Germany after French with. Nita L Ponal $8, at loll Mall. he In Adairwille. Ky. nclawrin 4M"51 . lyric post, drawal next month from the a . '" it'"So the lonville Avenue,- died NEW SMYRNA NA osts' rally military alliance, I at 4:50 p.m. Tuesday. NATO sources said no hU' '_, Bm Jan. in It' South American vlcena ' modtabk decision was expected __ & 5 I . " . aad . . Funeral I • . .1) I • - -SANCOURA Parley Topic . t# 1~ I Franco Role . g - Oweits : ! '. . f, 0 IT I . I . .. . . .. . . ... ! I I . . . . ..... . . .. . .. . I . . ." t I . i ,A40; - -+, . , . ..e 1 ,t#-,!, ., - ., . , V. 2 ,: ,. I ,_ ''L .. 1. tie Stat. Now You Know Lf , ' It.4 i!, " laternaflonal The wd'two -Oldost logials. . . I 6I 0 ,.4 . right .." P. . I , I Brisson runeral Home' is In charge of amusements. aMarktjn San dW eidayl,eo Butner, (back row). Mrs Gu1e Adams, Putnam County Mm Harvey man.Wr, showed the 36 women through the markeL Left to Dunn. Enterprise; Mrs. Charlotte Whitman.- Seminole. Front -row: Mrs. Rose flauser, Orange City; Mrs. Marjorie Day, Daytona, and Mrs. Ev&. Upper NUe tribessm relax by mUng the solo of ong toot against aeow" sS Csobessaa, . Tw samewd, 1160"44. MG W. s.S the knee of tb. let. si. $890 . Special Solo Co os SsaE..d. . -.- Flying I Indians - "7, ,1't i !.1 __,010i~;,__ _ ____ .--. - .. . .. . . . .. . . . . . - .. . ~ .. .... . '.," ~. ! t / WATCHES An enormous selection including weterproof lot wide choice of band style. .Each in gift box witis $ oristual CREAM A7 99 C .1 RADIO Personal also 2 radio with • carrying case, battery and W Piece. ______ BLADES . I .,* I . I "'~ • FW.TOP • • • RAZOR '17" Flilm cartridge. 4-flash fisshbulb. batterits A strap. SO brisik, Two-tone CHARCOAL 77 FLUID I . . . I ICILL - I . REG. 4.47 5 PACK MURIAL 5 PACK#5 1 c 3 4 .......6oIft. 98 $ KING OAL PNOTO 1IJ1' LAWN , I A hig chair for hic comfort. ~ . 111111VILVIIIII LAWN C . I 'F - - — 1 a% . I Tow 0104sative .. Ito HAMMOCK & STAND mOck over 0-feet ham . low 11118 WI 0 .. 3600,3901P. 11.1111 VALUE RetJ: $299 Ion Mass ..... 111~ goo 0 Not plated. raintotud. i FINISHING NODACOLON AM- 30 Inches Wait. chrom MUIR AUTO FLOOR COVER fIn One ON " 77 i p. PHOTO MUL '_~11 - FINISNJNG NIW LOW DISCOUNT PitCh I $299 . even spray. I I for yulir 111onoy. ) . L a 0 FOLDING ALUMINUM SPRINKLER of "" we am, $f 49 , sl"ATVNI IDWARD 26C o RIOT SUPER. UUR ILICYNIC, U. i. I 44 GRILL N41b .i FLASHLICzHT 99C PlAyll I . I . .9 . . . . 'rNpip ___________ __ _____ . . .. . . I . . . I ' .... . . ..: . .. . . . I I., . . . . . . J .. . . .%. . .. . . _... . .. .. ... . . I I . . ... . ............... 0 ....0 - . . . . I . .. . I . I .-7-1 i. 1 — . . / wt PIMA it TIlL II.HT TO LIMIT I .. UATe7ytft i. ~_ ~ . .*. - - - 0 . - .... . . . :..~ . " 4 $999 I i ! I . '"•"' __________ I t ill". - - / - I .. I -%V A PACK 54*0K U ,. BAR-11-9 I I "b" y"010 a $a* smiewe Swallower, ow alm Is ft please rw You're $ to. .d0r" "V=%h_ $199 ?" "' 3 1. 1.. P-., I ~* antenna. ~14 "A' .,lit~'. ,.4.,qA;oh. - - 1$ SIZI TV ANTENNA .T --- - I I -4 I I I TI " . .V'-~ L- I any other tnmNr$bIe I - $239 ' DINICTRONIC, 100004 - - I Ilanutat.turer ju4tantees - . . . . RIG. 336 QUART, GULF sloe - Comers. tiurr iii. VALUE Choice of grain xnd color, q uAlty Irsthtr. INSTA-CUIR 8AIIIIIIIIA YOU got , PACK OF 10 WALLET $1151 VALUE. IMPIPIAL . $3 El VALUS ii. - GuInT rAsler than ever 59 ,. .. , . . LIGHTER NAPKINS 69C "- -- I ZIPIPO APER ' SHAVE IRUSH . I . - n tmvrl kit jo. .,o- C", NORELCO - " LlIT Su*rae.tra:o I, . . . . ILIMITs 11 1 RAZOR Irv ., 6 f. ~ . ", 21.'s VALUC .. . $3 " .i ~ I 0*170W 1 GILLETTE SUPII STAINLESS va' us 1. . . . / GILLETTE ------ • ; I $ tl• I 11.45 VALUL Ift 88 si me 81a means I column by 2 inches. Too small for an ad to . assorto4l tol to and pattern's. .. . I. L . . .. .. . .. . . I , LIMIT - ' . 1 ; . TFI---- . . II ALL F0PULAlk BUNDS .. . . .., * BOOK MATCHES 4 inbiidaIn ale. $4.99 ... . 0 . Nil, 171. Us lAiN VALUE ________ - - 0 - 23 1;!Ili! S' Ift 7(11 rICE Alen'jt .... .. ' Mt I . 11 I 1/2 CPAL 0 " -0 I ~ - . Sftm 1 hm . . "AC1911t CLUB Zowu "UK "LOW WA&TNAN GOLF IIALU __ . ... PHONE M4270 BORDENS IV Flo 880 " 5uis ,, V I. l. MOK THRU SAT. 7' f factory uarant I I . - _____________________ . I . LIMIT 4 s,s IL AF711111 INAV9 Xten's white cotton fine, quality handkerchlers.1 ill I . I We"..I 0j h.- I I I I ~ - . - .. SPICE N*IDkERCNIIF$• I lef- ,.6 . ;1 I - - . OLD C rwkig TNIIU FATI111111 UT. (JUNI 11) . : Quality Cards - __ - .--- .. . $1.25 1111111 ., f the hall DALLAS (DPI) A new Who. Who is coming out, but CATANA Skll (UPI) Ift. irtna began spewing lava Publisher Tony, J. Allred said and stones from & now mouth not MAny Persons would want Tusadly, but volcanologist& their Ramos listed. Allred i s said the eruption still posed no president of Commercial Check Clearance Corporation. His danger 90 the villages and farm houses that dot the book will have more than too,. ON names used by writers or floPes Of the 11-000-foot moun. worthless checks. taffl. The voleano came to life j en Sevetsi new •ru tion pa In lay: d . and noticed or eff.ctiv.? .d,ng ..• C 7% creseent -Is'a world-wide symbol ct growth And PNS. flaws - . .atus IN IfFICT CARDS 0 ON . I IN - s.ss..i. rss.se — ________ at 01, . Jr.. who was kidnaW Sept 28. 1953 and found dead nine days later. --S= AVIATION PRODUCTS.. , "~~ PLAYING %,,. 111 Am" it - - . NEL from several Central Florida counties Farn A KUL ACHIEVEMUM I CROW01 NCTCLI ,I& - 3 . The highest ransom known to have been paid in a kidnap- .. 4. W jggii wft ft~ lh,_ I I Russell. 00, fn a bitter race for WASHINGTON (UP!) governor sight years ago, ap. posm eartain at at least 60 The Seminole Indians of Flor. idas Hollywood reservation per cent of the ballots The Tb. Cbarlsston attorney hit signed a contract with Amphe. Cl two Points during his not Corporation of Chicago to Campaign: that Russell bad r*. lease 10 acres of tribal proper. iIid the governorship 10 be ty for industrial expansion. appoInted to the Senate after Commissioner of Indian At£1 C 0 Bennett ma,,. of Sen. Olin D. fairs Robert a the announcement fn Washing. Johnston, (D-& a) and that he was a strong sup. ton concurrently with the sigjj porter of President Johnson. Inc of the contract in Florida "I don't want to be LBj,s by the tribe and representsI. boy'" Hollings sakL tives of the firm. The electronics firm, one of 'rhsy tan't wrap the LBJ mantle around my neck." the nation', largest, says it Rotuma from 1,312 precincts will build a branch plant near of 1.615 in that raft gave Hol. Hollywood to manufacture corn. llnga 167,330 vote, to lotu,uu msreial electronic, connectors. for Russell. More than too Indians are expected to, be employed in the plant early next year. Now You Know I TN9 I I None of the eruptions have endangered any habitation. Learn to FLVI weeks. He was retired trom, thecigar importing business; we& a member of the Catholic Church, Brooklyn; a member of at an Knights of Columbus 'Council 13C Quebec. is the pgovince of her Brooklyn. &W a M memo of Elks Lodst.23. BrooklyiL He is survived by me daugh. walled city In Nor* Amorka. ter, Mrs. Gertrude Liplact. al Sanford; two grandsoaq. and . ,,, 1), ~ . ;aftlord for the past ftht camel family. jig 111 - •' u Business Lease born. inch across. I . BuDdins Stolen FZUBLO..Colo.(UPI) — . s ." i,-.t _vx "I .. I . . 1. 4' I ,., t 4' . ..i.V~14 ; -!, .-- - a'.I',, I14 permanent council to hold P". limingry' discussions on the matter. *. A final decision probably will be hammered out In a later . . I . But Ylestem forelen minh tore moOlng last week In Drug. 4' - 0 11h, hurling reI7:;i:t - I. I • French ____ 1, 4, ved f Mount Etna Erupts Again - T0' ces .7754 • . who defeated 44 . j a governor and LBJa boy." Deadis, I Sen. Russell S. C., Unseated Sen. Donald Russell (DL C.), • • ., . Youthful. handsome fo — Gov. Ernest F. Hollings won a and auxiliary. smashing Democratic primary victory Tuesday night over - • . I -. Mrs. Greta Nnniiig reported Profit of $104 from the recent rummage sale In orann city and was given a rising vote of thanks for her work as chair. man of Joint installation cere. COLUMBIA, 8. C. (UPI) I and rN aa my hwe ... ., . . gig W. " k. - M. L MIDIN JL. OW10111111 - PIL Ilmns EIVING SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY SINCE Cli"_- HWY. 17.52 WIlT TO WIWNIIXIS whom he called a drop.out" 111 1 Tough Wat Maur . sad reports from all chair in donated articles to the vet - . • flltsr oftereft SEMINOLE COUNTY auxiliary. at ths flag pole In celebration a -- , SERVICE" - ! Ike at Independence Day. as a meeting place. In other business of. the meetIt was reported the auxiliary big, Mrs. Bfinert, president, to Ip" M go &' add frons 2&1#s levels cd the similar a Democrat to anotim -Don . t'" t 1 McNamare Would ma spend osarat Notors reported " cra Kelly a" NUMOtW mado—but not Me &4diumal mosey. a Btu= later reported MA . now recol although $&us , T It a bill woult! authorlss top.SSMS Chottrotall w%re OU has bm assidift.Volke inwho pointment. Burns oa14 a tatow ' an appropflations durias the fisopi is per cat . tive-roesting was not so Aw investigs"- 11151111 go Of Year starting JWY I for SILIA ON, wMch Already has beguo naresilles on th4k the I-'------- st"Iss. planst, tooks sed M sinstans dows pints for *tho Mdays Mding anodw Sag I from ftb. . "aspos. I . . Mid mftftb '41101 014161W Aand =Wd change-over, m It was then titat ftm r . "W a" Slammed ham Him not. It now psi back to W ported oaks of L13,m passe* smhum's altiole,set war 24 Silesia. parted-High told him he me& .which Previously pas& Nor gas for the early JIM# In sending Kelly headlined Student. Cossdme .4 - AND DELIVERY said, $howm.a Claremont : Jose ftleand by the sals,in- stituts jog tho sominess " . dodo's "ble thres" showed tie- wsh.pe on bwania tW .0de. IjIA dis. -_ ' . Wars Post $003 and its Aux- June 33.36 In Dayton, Beach illary will have a July 4 Picnic, TU presidents delegates and in PIS" *1 rerUlar meetings alt@Mt*g from the local Unit at the home of Mr. and Mr.. ill Itemi. Eugene Beinert on Azalea Mrs. Eloise Reilly conducted Drive. Lake Made. drapine of the auxiliary char. Plena o cress rn th, made at thi Jun. meetIng of auxn me ry treasurer for four She unit in the Firemen's Rec. Yeers"and &L$%mentorial Was "'It on Hall. A cookout Is tn. made to the cancer grant and eluded and those attending resoanh program of the 1`11%. silverware and folding chalrs thtt' re be . "no" restatment I men had been forwarded for saked to brine a covered dish, tbo , : . - Slated V FW ar By , IIt'. I Ib ~ I "PICK . UP wai. (Herald Photo) NM F —, Picnic July . I . tern Club i'I'114i' - sion Delayed ..I Identof s rid& tat. Bank , Oregon law entialse se W"" do House amid **Me" - em. DETROrf (UPI) — Sales He told Kelly that "I SUM L. figures first to days of not accept his visit " a $ohm tw *"Wid& XS Sald As mittiot, who had argod aMo, al Ins" the govsTeoi had pissed a .. —th. :-'-t'o,n= Sunshine Skyway . - : I DRY CLEANING whkh was Idiabanded five years ago, was closed contributions and articles for man shepherd watchdog. Bran. donations exhibition, or loan. ciforte reported to police that out too tly and a check for the balalm of the Exact day In to be 4081guted his watchdog was stolen _ amtmt the v= ented to Mrs. Betty Kelly, preg. at a later date, leash and all. Anchors, I • . .. OLD Tout .. I .. Daisy Williams, Mrs.J. W. NPW BRUNSWICK, N. J. Yarborough, and Mrs. Martin (UPI)— Builder l.uigI Brand. Hansen. Two or more members forte was fed up after burglars a group are to be on duty hit his office (our times In two one day each week at the months. So he went out and museum to receive financial spent $100 for $ pedigreed Ga. •.'- - .,.-r.. u. • dogift which Dist •' i On th an Mrs. Joe Cod".theirnusn, - ACCOUNT OF THB Frank Ineeler, and Mrs. Don. "ere provisions for electricity, mean rest rooms, and possible I In other business, plans — were discussed for .. ?W4J.-1(uw1p.,,. T. Sid Nortom an auditor. . L.. . a $17.2 blllIcnm.asur,. period rnpued with - thi me Charles ii. Seolt, liwood Hartiuma. Uue, Rh. said 1$ It. Jlouse bill also w4smsgoveraor. carried record.setting pace , Willie A. WIlJ1rns was bsisd ar Er. govezo es ku totsivis,, authority fqe so.. thp.c ein 'ground, U S. Mary Trances JIa,, ABU with ass'. 5*. 1rnpresaIo fro* mg ca deals Views PUY. marijuana beard, 33 per cent 'aIM Ford said it. passenger 6"PWO clean" out Iss"Iteh SAIGON (UPI) — Buddhists The saccoss of go stmersion, Us Joess, Little Calderell, ung, for all membas of the armed gelso tdoled 30,9U. compared that I was apologizing far M& seized thre, square blocks of comumist resistance 55fl10Td John W. Brinsos, Alto. Meeting a forces The salary bike which with 15,552 los the rind last iiu7 seeing, him, 511gb saId ==t4 SP11`141118; 11107 Page. Dso present . thoolim Is would MUM cost an &Ot*W $M6 year. OMcl&U gold this yeaes In TAITTIPILI Me truth is I did about Ioo miles of 5aj. massive anti-governt*.nt and be surprising' Bary; Victims ter, Del. iCi. state km, was not se$tid hr total was the second highest Oct send Scott Kelly, but anti-American demonstration. Ion aid vietnamese toss; L,pnnwood Les, Lug. Ie.l.tcr, ,-'. the admlnlsirsUon bUt It u nOt company history, anti blamed knew he was going." mint treops captured a major Combat polies s m a skid wood; Shirley Jackao, Ovi.do; I do not feel It was a ats. Opposing at least "-' of the d" 00 a . .,,'-.', 49 Boih Burns and High Indio .. ICI, ' *5kSd Burns 10 SUP. Ott ,,n psullcly In -Ma '' cited Tuesday they'll rust ' this week—probably Priday-. aff8l112t Republican Claude Kirke who stokingair. The state 'i he No. party apparently DSV*OCThtis I... Isn't taking I . villuber slactim Kelly dWn't -The issue lightly with Kirk got 811 answer to his question The and Burns said he 0r,sentei" claiming he'll run $ $500,000 the pre.iss ao4 ft" Was doft" bq--tbot IscWi6 . ... . no" $I witii- *Pro*6 Wm* Judo Rds am peoUgots Chist QWSSL for specials an apricots, bono W&A 1,avy tWeead his, IIS do Chicago. - PaNntIyareh.ad.dforsmzm. porters In Tampa he , 5SUfl( hire Friday, but anyone, .. 0017 for the sak. of th. Demo- "send" . •, s s. s governor P.. apologize for sending .n7. words 'Th.re just called to chit, High no pndse shared by the 5 - CantaIou were reporti4 as .t*tutleeal uaranei of f•• Namer, baa approved am*srW fat. BoSh Vietnam's A. ;se.1 war pagis..1 a...- MU IIPI U.-S..,I i . . - - - Great 46Ciety 'a go"d 4UPOY by 411617 Im don st Una' They follow Wst*Tmslm spoch., 10 into the spofthL lmk al" itir" • I . _~ .1 day. sud" of Journalism Ised ew f#M Secretary Robert Buddhis~ I . . I - 1-, ;; ... 11. ~ Ii. Bur Lake, is home .on. two since High beat 'norm in Kelly also denied High bad leave before rqwrtinir to Oje May 24 runoff for tj~s 'torisl not him and Sold he eme on for IM Democratic gubsm " Saw the Dimas editor P"toin Vigitabis. ate still to post. witi ban hiss teeminid he be. hamed; good supply. one Sow & jewmall" ginot ths ham& laid the Iist. Cobbagle, was ja high ads6olis ' Hospitcd Notes t , I iiI'l . 11 ; , II Iit , . Ii I . : ~ ;i ~ MM John A, D..nefl, 8446 Holiday Avenue, duty , tins. In mist asetlosis to bee mypsif and the.. wb. trusted hIVA Mt urn good. sconowleall . me' . boy today. Mo 6191110 Wass am "W. ovas he U.S. jets the Pretwent's vf4bons pollew I R -a a Noto v1skison with and Great "Sty: Programs to .% X" adia's C4miaftmost The " b good SUPPly 46 sholons and strosis maw the grass roots leaders at the 0"Mas. ticks and Portions,tanned nd .. ohm sow b the vfw CONUII. nuas. 'stl.ai1Isr this salmon and scallops. lea... Its big pitch aIM -.1 ipis.ns was aimed at a to Na" plena kneekid out a 1? state legislative leaders from year of ~..j Astlod'i 'S"Wurs, bet them for new Mang West ndw I WA ady SI& adlo 0 dates and Guam Invited to one Ulst btraid 04 10,bO 41 to IL A.--&L—.& d dj@ Nal . ths White IloUs@ jor a *octal a success hm the advalalars. pbosig., hoots, thre"It witlels two-4sy coulames on' "ral- "'I 1110121 d vkw*' - ' momigii for *@ fLe" @ in. date problems Sol! piograms, orimeuuyo the $*Itorlslon . duebw Oongplag &W. TM a mosting offteials.saill was the wore called togeft Op be filled In a the ewrost'.048 Go 11s& doogit'vVerlm Was 18 tolift &A of Its ki". .: . away.L L , ITS1.4 lots niatioso i" to be sh'se a sham Is sounid an " o6w Navy, mil Alr I'afte Problem they had with the bd. pnlbft "Mp* "d ftWAMMIMR 14, no A~f oral fnwn=L e.tlois.11In.. e'. Admissions . But b.fo,. a. I . Mayor Robed King High ap. 111gb, nieanwhfl., told t.- . . ; I . - chairman- J. p i the by L I . ,.I. 11 .4 ., . .,:I ... usa .- MARINI Pit. RI c k atic1. to .'7. Eaatln, ion of Mr. Park Lane .. : '• .I *d Al TALLAHASSZE (UPI) — High Sending a representatift Ow- ROY" DO1 and Miami instead of coming in person. . 10111001 cut-up chicken) broffor. gets trysts and tsrkqs. Xgga eon. "2 feel I have a -oasese - ;~ I . ; I1 i k H - stall* was to lead off a IM Hit of Offinges. . '-:: - ,I : - To Improve Fort Society : further tralnlnp. A'1966 aomiaatton. months In In the three weeks since the In many areas ebue yog Mi.. BuelwI. refupid . Lyman ' primary, High has shown no its In good supply at halos, reveal the asass deylig a ccpdfor history. ib1le Inclination to ask for Officers .anu,st, Former State Sen. &ott S. I- . support in the runoff. (Herald Photo) XeUy of Lakelan who helped The governor has gone only also show se plentiful. r. .. .h. . so . l4 go best buy otherwise Is meats 54 High unseat Burns, brought 4 far as to say on several oeci- I matters to a head with a visit alone: "i am a seems to hi the .14 standby, U.S. Supreme Court, If ascss, Democrat and to the governors office Tue.. while rsrn.Shs, you save my, te pietist ' nor- fl•($ wnnc Democratic governor" son squash follow. by a =doom 10I Si lent Sa les Levels often" WASHINGTON (UPI) Its adios, os i Tb. Secretary ci State Daaa flask anas, avocado., white ITsPN, astir Mondays two-hour j jf Johnson administratlow: peachoss strawborries, hearings woo own puts. sith. far far CommunIst edIts top otflcIala-*oda, to sell eak.,i at thi CoSfSTISCS Sin. id ChUrlus. All are In iii. Atty. Wifilam Hindu Rivers- (D. 4. C.), ii a.ted t , ! . ____ -, j." .,y, carrots, heels., letters Rev attorzwy, Arthir Jolts. WASHING (all types), dry and green SO@. coutgMto that disclosure now, is aTON (UPI) Soft Sta "es g to 'tI.. , I via I ow I I . zontuA ftoviftes where O" I i 'i . . .I I I mpting - WAloalrefth fte dad alaS .., - .. .. . . I ; . L II . .. .. 1! ... ....... I . .. . .. . I . " . I ~ ______ NOstorical ~a-! 1 d, sa . .. . -- 1, --- ill , - - -U.. a'... tirIiwid t. irma its sketchy. Many In. D. Zm' coming summer ru • an I I t I Geneva fj _. I - ~" ".. ,;~;~'..,.,-,,~-'-'..A_. # _;,, .,..:... ~",."+ - ,-; 'J~ !A ''is , " ~ , Vf ;I " '. . , Kr. Is.. M.tMeu A ailver tea will be held at In&. projec for inipruvement, atalintion of a telephone booth r futui. dat, for the purpose at "t Historical and Gen. a ti5 Park, Including a ' 3lttra %roleil Unanimously - 4-7 ,~.:p 1 s.log4eal Society Ias approved of becoming acquainted with stunt night, a thrift sale and a to cater the 8kg Family Re " those in surrounding commun• spaghetti supper. It was an union Dinner i, a change-tn br.l*wi and urn. to be held at Dies with like Interest, in the flounced Mrs. ' d a museum committee 8kg Pavilion in the park, Nov. i ',' collection and display of his. Gilbert has donated a trailer 26 s. torical A meeting of all chairmen corn tLCed used ed am:tthe Namto 11. I finance I I, 11 Of the executive board r I arm. 'I New News WASHINGTON (Ufl) P004 supp es el va-'--- . - if" or fin eampos, do,i, dSpdIag uPea the '''Ø 1. 1 a- F evenly. Meaft an up am of court 611401110% Ohm I _ - •4 -A Burns . oI was is - ______ l PP. today fasd li '- r for do W"&@W of istes Is 10 ids for ftom 1110 do a. was Pepsi by the U. L The Oaldbrmesttowu I 1. day I i , -.. I — - ~2_#___,X was " UW" pimp, Ad dM wer North VI-W I , I. Vi. bOSh.? .a ar . ! Faces Or roy ~ . UGEN!, ____ Aaastts1tes,ses4ndItet _____ ____._ ,Ill . . i. S ' Red .--. *me JunslB,lleI.—Pag.1 Paso 2— June 15, I Girl Editor L __________________________________________ .. ... " '.' . _________________________________________________ - -. t . ~ .:, . __________________ �. - -- . 0 •• I p 0 0 . -- # - •• -- - .0 0t . . 0 0 . Wi l l WI ... n - U.S. Open Golfers Siy.SU"r-Putting Casper : V . II I 1 Agan i J Hit I '3 , .By I' Spoilers Mark Parker added a horns r Pat Note1 bantered for RofC Pisecrest Assembly, the ScsI half winner, stayed In coatea tics with a 114 win over Church s two blti, one akoasrua of God. Bob Jackson had three currently thtdIftist Isa- ItrlcMaad Luls.i was a big help he lulordAt. hits for the winners IncludIng Ford, George's and the Florida la*tWs win am G.orgla's Rap a horne run, and Des Qti*lI State Bask are all battling for Grlms was the whiting hurler, had three hits for the Church the No. I spot, wIth Sanford At. despite three hits each from of God and Luther Muse added a homer. tattle two glass back and Na. loss Boyd sad Due. ,y three with Just three gsaes 11 CbVtb Softball play Two. Quality Mobile Homes kept Navy day nfS, l; talghta of Cot. as rolling in Metro play with a Wi. Jut Twesday of dumped Strkkled.Morflscs, 14 vabus aisSd;tbslr Scat see. 1-3 win over lpnscrest RnalL sed MU sslbstk ifI. four Gerald Bowling was the winslag lanford Atlantic 4 straight alas, by f$llg to First pitcher and he got hitting help George's 24. This put the twa lasers * Ia$1M. I17t.Thbwla gin, the from the home run bat of Bob. Ii.I sun geedssgh Baptists $41 Mark and the by Johnson and three men hits for Snt place. Florida State two lURe aft new tied for the from Ron Rossi. Andy Aader son got two hits for Pinecrest. Nook can Join thiaduolbisaf kid. Peuney's scored four runs In tarsus If they eat atlock Dewitt Mathews bad winning Tuesdays 1.1 tile with Goodyear.. plisIsor Otto TbO*4&isch had the seventh Inning to tie the The game win esnilme today at three hits forFItsIItapdst and score and then added a ion. run In the eighth to whip Long. wood, 11.10. Bobby Harrisos had three hits for Penney's and Don Stevens had three for Long. . • .•. • . IIII L. ... . . . ~i.i i ~ I ~ 1~' 1 ~ I I I! , 0 1 Il I H The Twins topped the Tigers, 12.2 in P..W5. play. Doyle and InHome Debuthnight winning pitcher Todd Braden each had three hits for the sided an a starting hurler. The Twins. By Jim Boesbas CuselberTy has will gel MU perform., will be either their tint look at their Amer. Charlie Newell, a let thand.r, or Am laden baseball team thin heal. Stlnhauasr, another er.aing. Caisslberry Put UI, southpaw. who earned a 4.4 tie with Nowell pitched agaThatEvans mass hi the opener Saturday, on Saturday, struckout 12, al. will be paired against Poet 124 lowed only three hits and didn't AW (buss High School) is a cm yield an earned run. Etinhsu. lest bsglaatlp.m. an played his school bell at ."")R LEAGUE at Cooper PISM. Oak Ridge. A possible reliever Kiwali 4 1 Manager Howard Willoughby Is Dane Provsnuno, $ .St5*. Elks 4 2 sad Comb Art liNe axe and.. tile pe,foxm.r, also from Oak CPO $ 2 Shrine Wiliotgbby wit luse a start. Chitan I I I .: . 4 3 3 2 4 Ingflamipof Larry Wt. the Rotary MC I I N rl ndoTeaIIIJ stir of Saturday's , game, hi. LITTLE NATIONAL him tu 0164, ftaft"Artat at Chase 17 0 flrst Jim Decks, at second Locomotive Eng. 11 4 IV T Lake bass, an" Helms atshort, Quality MU U, , 7 10 tarry Bake, at th ird and an Plnecreit Rex. 111k. Rumble buried $ 11 5 12 North Orlando Cardinals to a outfield trio of Don Paulsen, Hunt 11,111 Don Robinson ahdL*rry Miller. First Federal 3 14 PIEWU WESTERN Labs Ma, at Cooper Field la the .utstinding bitters In the Panthers g * Casseibsrry last tight. Evans gsa.. Helm, and Miller Yanks 3 11 Rumble allowed the Giants each ripped a pair of bauhlts, Chiefs 2 3 itly four singles and registered Lott earns through with one Cards • $ seven strikeouts In as many hit and a steal o thorns which METRO 5017L%1L Innings. H. also 2. dth. North gav, the Csu.lberry turn a WV' Orlando hitting attack with a tie. Quality Ml! 2 0 pair of singles. Sill Hahn also The Cass.lb.rry Legion nine Penney's 1 0 had two hits for the Cardinals, will return to action again Sat- Pinecrest Rexali 1 1 Mike Rudd came through with urday night against Sanford C0b14 0 1 two singles for Mary. 0 1 Poet 53. at 7:30 p.m. on the Longwood In Little League play, North McCracken Field diamond In Chase • i Orlando topped Lake Mary, 11. Orlando and then again Sunday CHURCH SOFTBALL 5, behind the 4-hit pitching of against Bishop Moore at Union WV' First Baptist David Rice. Rice and Dave Park at 1:30 p.m. 4 1 Donal, led the Cardinal. 10. The Sanford team, which won Knights of Columbus 4 1 bit attack with a pair of sin, two of its first three start,, Plnocrest Assembly 3 2 glee apiece. Paul Doyle had travels out of District Six play l'Lnecrest Baptist 0 3 two hits for Lake Mary. 0 4 Thursday in an afternoon visit Church of God LITTLE AMERICAN No games are slated tonight. to Titusville. WV' Strickland. Morrison 11 6 Georges iii Florida State Bank 10 6 Sanford Atlantic Bank 9 5 O a op I I 0, S . 0 . •. . . 0 0 0 Navy a a Goodyear 1 15 PEEWEE EASTERN Rebels 7 0 Twins 3 4 ii • Tigers • Cubs a s 3 5 GAMES TODAY Junior League (At Pinehurst) Shrine vs. Civitan, 4:30 CPO vi, KiwanIs, 7:30 Metre Softball (Al Ft. Mellon) Lnigwoud vs. Chase, 8:45 lee Wee (At Ft. Mellon) Rebels vs. Tiger., 4:30 Panthers vi. Cards, 4:30 ,'Q -. • DELTONA neighbors C. , • . 0 1 had - •• 0 • cidence of catching Ill I• • • the fortunate coin. Identical size bans with. • In a four day • 0 0 Seligman . 1 10-pound, 0 0 • • 0 • 0 • from - • '- ___________ • : • n • Lake Gleason on May 80, allso from Pee Wee (At Ft. Mellon) Thins vs. Cubs, 4:30 (At Pinehurst) Card. vs. Chiefs. 4:30 We Gleason. - • Church of God vs. Knights of Columbus, 5:43 27-Inch bass May 26, and Lloyd pull. o r • hauled In his .4 In one theurns size, _____ • • period. 1It Aug. 24, 1001. raft Raceway Friday night. • • .", 0 1. .4 •• 0 iL ____• the chances .f players ilk. Jack Nicklaus. Arnold Palmer and half dosat others," Casper maIntained. "On. thing I can safely predict: "If you hit it straight, get of, In two and putt ilk, mad, 0 • '• ,,,• ,, 'a4 Casper has restricted his play this year to 10 tournaments because of his nation, allergies He hasn't played for a month, so w ell reste for this one. I'm such fine i Bothering Jack putter," Casper said, "and I guess I sink my share. But By hilton Richman before your putter can do you SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) any good you have to getOn The first impulse Is to root for the green, and the putter can't sans you If you don't get on Jack Fleck and the second Is In regulation. Frankly, they that it wouldn't do much good talk about my putting so much until he begins rooting a little that they forget I have other bit for himself. clubs in my bag that I know Fleck can never forget he how to handle pretty well." beat the Incomparable Ben Ho. Casper won't be the betting gan in an 18- hole playoff favorite. That will be Jack toss for the same U. S. Open Nicklaus with 53-year-old Ben title and over the same Olyrn. Hogan, of course, the s.nti. plc course- that he and 150 mental favorite, others will compete for this As usual, there were long and year's championship starting loud complaints over the rough, Thursday. narrow fairways, and fluffy Nor can the spare, solemn' greens of the 6X2-yard Olym. looking 44-year-old club pro pie Country Club course, from Iowa ever forget that Palmer was an exception So most people still consider Ho* the ml. when It came to corn- gan lost that 1935 Open more plaining about the course, than Fleck won It. "I think it is one of the best That belief Is not true, and tests I',e seen for the Open," Fleck and Hogan both know It. Palmer Insisted. "The course but it bothers the tall, graying I t In excellent condition, it re Iowan to such a point that he quires a variety of shots and is even hates to talk about It. not based entirely on length. Fleck rarely smiles, answers lier Houston at San Francisco Fleck j% had .w.1A& wile cooll"sed: a.. VWM 111 . .. in - ' 11 , • .' INONI SOLD 10011) 2 HOURS ONLY P 7 P.M. 1$ 9 P.M. OPEN NIGHTS! 'TIL 9 P.M. NON. Ibm SAT, ___________________________________________________ ___ .... DEPPaJ-uIvl RIc'E Y 0 0 • • I - RIDING NOW 01 PHAONIUCAUON - , • . SWIMMING UI ji P 3224481 L J - - I 0 • • • _k- ~ ~ . . 4rt, & - winning run on Luls Aparlcio's single In the eighth Inning to hand Baltimore Its victory over New York and move the Orioles into first place, Willie Kirkland singled in Fred Valentine with the win. ning run In the seventh Inning to band Washington its triumph over Detroit. Ed Kirkpatrick blasted two homers and knocked in four runs to lead California to Its easy victory over Chicago. - homer, while the Mets' Ed Kranepool belted a home run to highlight his 34or-3 perfor. mince. Jim Boswell, fighting for a regular spot in manager Sam Mdc's rotation won his thIrd straight complete game in eight days when he pitched a five. hitter as the Twins downed Kansas City. SPECIALS EVERY DAY Del 0 ON 90 HRANI)N FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAGE 617ORE OPEN DAILY 9 A. B!.. 6:15 P. 1*, Ill I. FIRST SANFORD WE GIYB TOP TAFt!?. STAMPS , I said, "Show mo a ffttsr clgar.tt• really delivers taste and I'll eat my hat!" - that 4',4 ..Dc..4,,,,, ,,. ?- C' . gram, - . All boys and girls from ages Sales Increase 17 are Invited to • - To the star-spangled American boss. . •_ I - - -And others who deserve it for doing a favor that you might notliave thought about - - mal••.UUI•Illm.lb I. - . The Volkswogen Kammann Ghio isn't his other cars. It's .Pussycat. It drives around town looking like on •sp.rsslve sports car, but underneath is a Volkswagen chosils and engine. So when there's trouble ... the Voiks. wagon in it comes out. (if need be. w, can replace the whole engine in on hour and a hall.) Out, in most cases, what seems to be a major - problem con be solved with a minor odlustment. Or, genuine Voiks. . - • I7.92 event starts Monday and continue, through June 30th. The Double eliminations begin on July 1st and continues on Saturday, July 2nd an'I finlahea on Sunda-. July 3rd with champions In both dlviaions. RRemember, th e A Groun is That's the thing about a Pussycat. It loch, like it runs 15.000. but it octis. ally runs its than 52.500. and you prob. ably won't really appreciate it until running, for those with averages of 170 and higher and the B for the lower averaged bowler,. hop Scotching 'ith the League Leader,. Over the "charmed circle" in the Mon. - The Volkswagen 00 KAR.MANN GHIA ft . - • • . 0 0 • • --.-'-.•-•-.. 0 0 • • •00• • • • 0 00 • . 0 - • 0 . ... 0 0 - - • 1 - 0 -r -, - ,s • • "$ ,, •' : -• - • - • - 0 He deserves It-from all 190 million of us. automatic savings plan. , 'IUuIIu.uII.I.U.II - There are others who have helped other millions of Americans own a share of their country. Volunteers in every walk of life. Folks in radio and TV, movies and the theeteg'. Newspaper and magazine and bill- NOW Savings Bonds Pay 4.15%! Interest an mess X and H Bonds you pur. chase has bws rusls.d So 4.15% when held So maturity. 1 Bendb mature faster -nose Is. just 7 yen,.. Your old ISoada will itre more, too,, Savings Bonds are begs., Jo buy, and heM, thws ever. - Buy U.S. Savings Bonds \ Jr., Lv And the next time you see your boss (who helped make It so easy for you to save)-thank him. rity and helping their country through this MATURITY - Buy Bonds at your bank, or on the Payroll Savings Plan where you work, and you'll soc what a good Idea it is. Thanks to then, over 8 million Amex-icans-their employees-arc building secu- WHEN HELD TO - board folks. And Bond "salesmen" in thou. sands o baib lad savings institutions, hours or pennies. - . - I1AAYI N(11 hats off to the many presidents and mana gers of companies who helped build the Payroll Savings I'lan Into What It i lodlyone of the most popular and easy ways to save money. These business leaders proidcd the (a. cilltles and manpower necessary to operate the Plan-plus their own enthusiastic Cfl dorsement. And never stopped to count 410 5 ¶ ':-'. - 5' i\T()UT - _________ Borsdorf 203 and Alex Sara. 207 and 201 NEW UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION From the Friday evening REPRESENTATIVE IN FLORIDA is James C. Barrow. Mr. & Mrs. League, Bob May 11e will work with law enforcement and other public authorities, military olflciats, brewers , beer wholesalers found the strike z"no to his whol.sal. and retaile to maintain wholesome conditions surrounding legal sale of malt liking with a 205/530; Louire beverages. Barrow will be assistant to Frankthe N. Gibson, the Weston clipped games of 175, I Au'tiatiou'a Stats Representate in Iloridi,. 180/515, Marge Redman 183,j JUST SOUTH OF SANFORD • 0• - day evening Singles Classic League this wee,,. were Doug et. 00 . The qualifying for this 1 muffler-19.95.0 1 fan belt-95c.' Also, you won't have to wait wee k s for some port to be shipped in from ports unknown. Over 4,000 are right where we can put our hands on them. 000; ' - - ELLINOR MOTOR COMPANY HWY / • - needs more than love. 0' r•- Andy Etchebarren tripled he the tying run and scored the , - . . - and 200, Phil Roche 214, Neal Maxwell 212 and 201, Bob 00 . ' Owens, 2J, Pete Peterson 204 . tory. . The Den. join : Ibe junior bowling pro. announced gram. The Bantam Division is Cordon Senart, Ken Martin, that a brisk Increase In sales for those youngsters up to and Jesse Carrather,, Levy Ca. since last week's pro footbail I11cludin9-12 yeac.s of age, while beers and Gil Luck, merger has pushed season tic. th e JunIor-eøjor Division Is set The entry blanks are now on ket purchases display, yvady for your signs. 19,000 mark. to date past the aside fo thpse, flea 13 through 17, lure, for th e Fifth Annual Fire Cracker Special III 00 mont sponsored by Maryland I-ru-ti Chicken. Jack Kannes-, Tournament Manager and his co-managers , ,iv._ Mac MacLay and Pete Dug. : •:. gun tire toiling toe that this is gong to tat liii bigg-st ever 1. run. They 're talking in ternis of over 100 entries, 1 • 0 hope no, felhths, I hope so! 0 - • . - 322-1316 ••• ' Morgan, Dave Funk, 0 wall" posts at Volkswagen prices, 00 ' .,,- SPORTS 0 - 193 32 50306 the nation's harness race - - - PINES" : NEW YORK (UPI) 116 23 36 .310 Iniko and Stanley Dancer lead ""' - 0. -- B Rbsh 54*1 239 36 71 .297 drivers in the major categories, • FOR IOYS ______ Harness Leaders 208 33 70 .337 103 13 34 .330 0 hanging on for a one-run vie. - 0 --- - ___ __ I—- Oliva, Minn Tovar, Minis Snyder, Sal Rchr4t,, Cal Glenn Griggs, David Shaw, DNVER (UPI) Howard Owens, Jim Farris, ver Broncos have JII 11 strikes. consecutive Keith 0,11 1 , ., 51*------I--- AR * H Pet. S F. Rbson, Bat 199 16 68 .342 Hank Aaron, the major Its. The Twins won the game in home run leader, slammed the elghthvbea Zad Battey his 31st of the season after doubled Ifl a ha.. Woody Woodwaid's single in The Red Box let "George" do the seventh and drove home an it In salvaging thieeund game other run with a single during of their doublchla4er with Cie. a three-run fifth-inning rally veland. George 'Thomas hit a solo homer to be*ch a 7.7 tIe that broke a 1.1 deadlock, Joe In the ninth and George Scott Torre's pinch- hit triple account- followed with his second horn. ed for three Atlanta runs. er of the game, a three-run The Cardinals shelled three blast to wrap it up. George New York pitchers for six runs Smith also homered for the Sox during the second stanza, with In the game. • Jerry Buchek contributing a Fred Whitfield drove In five two-run homer. Lou Brock col runs with a homer and a single lected four hits, including a as the Indians built up an 8-2 two-run homer. Lou Brock col. lead In the first game before lected four hits, including a gue A ' ~ " * - six • / shaded Detroit 3-2, California n i nth. • •• - 0" . . By John A. Spoltiki Pat Cantrell 183. We could use Salmon, Cie 120 13 35 .292 according to the bi-weekly Crdenal, Cal Its 23 53 .283 United States Trotting AssociaLook, if you're one of those two couples for this league to Kallne, Det 17-5 27 .50 .287 tion statistic,, lnsko leads depersons who feels that they're replace some who are leaving Lumpe, Dot 183 15 32 2540 fending champion Bob Farringjust not good enough to cornton 133 victories In 730 starts to pete in tournaments, then we the area. Home Runs 118 wins in 585 start. while Jane Adcock was the high have one which is tailor-made National League: Aaron, Dancer has earned $391,612 to for you! Sand Spur on the roster of Braves 21; hart, Giants 16: We started running this No the Friday evening women's Torre, Braves and .Slays, lnsko's $386,725. Tap Tournament two Sntur* handicapped leagues with 215/ Giants 14; Santo, Cubs and I.e. day's ago and now it's one of sos. She's been bowling real febvi-e, Dodgers 13. the most popular We've ever well, not only In this league America League: F. Robin. had at the Lanes. This past but the Monday evening in son, Orioles • and Scott, fled Saturday, we had 43 entrants Low M ixed Scratch League. Sox 16; Oliva, Twins 14; Rd. In the two squads, 8 anti 10 have you given any thought cliardt, Angela 12; Cash, Tigers p.m. as to what average will be re and Killebrew, Twins 11. Getting back to that "high iuired to make this year's Pnns Ratted Is game" feeling, out of a total Sanford Herald All Seminole NatI 0'a gue: Aaron, of 129 games bowled by all of County Howling Team? Better Braves Mays, Giants 30; theae fine folks, exactly 58 of yet, want to make any gusses them were well over the 200. , to who Is on the men's or Flood, Cards and Hart, Giants 35; White, Phfllles 37. plateau. Like I've said before women's terms? 'American League: B. Robin. .,even It you don't win, you On last 5-ear's squads We son, Orioles 50; Scott, Bed Sox don't mind losing 'cause you had Margie Cnrathcra Dot 39; OlIva, Twins 38; Yastriem. Ome out of it with such gI- Hutton, Linda I'ost, Margie ski, fled Sox 35; Knoop, Angels gentle scores. Kipp, Jean Kreick, Elaine Kos. and Cash, Tigers 34. Whenever you knock down tival. n/id for the men It was nine pines on your first ball, harry Pentecost, Jack Kanner, Pitching you are autoniatically given a Phil Roche, John llriilgea, John -National La ag u e: Perry, strike on your sheet. You Kneeland, Jack Frost and Giants 7-1; Koufax, Dodgers don't even have to shoot at Split-ski. and Marlcbal, Giants 11-2; the remaining single pin. I'll give you this much of Knowles, Phillit's S't; Dunning, First place went to Glenn an advance clue only two I'hillles 8-2; Began, Dodgers Griggs from DeLand who of th e former members from a nd Bias,, Pirates 4.1. bowled games of 257, 222, 256 the women's team A me rican Le ague: Watt, and an for a 735 series. This was CX' equal number of men repeat- Orioles 6-1; 3. Miller, Orioles, actly 25 more pins than run- ore will be on this year's Pizarro, White Sox and McDowel!, Indians 5-1; Hamilton, nor-up Gil Luck who finished teams. The lowest men's aver- Yanks 4-1. with a 710 set. They both were age for this unique team is riched for their high 186 and a is the low for Third and fourth place win- the women's168 team average. aers were Earl Weaver 686 Additional high scores for and Howard Owens with 684. you, this time from the 'rues(Bowline only one pin less, (lay men's Unprofessional LeaBUT OUT OF THE MONEY, gue. Gordon Senart 201 Coach KD Martin of the San. with a 683 was N.S.L.s.s.-. for Holler Motors, Jim Brew- ford .iIsig-:wLotg League Nut So tucky Stiff Split-ski!) er 172 and Duane (loembel 193, reni1niJl1oma league We'll bi closed for re-aur- both for Budcock Furniture, membeisj well as all new. facing of the lanes this Fri. and Hal Cunco of the Nuts corner. Interested' hi Joining day, Saturday and Sunday. and Dolts 187, Livingston 164 this league to be at Jet Lanes The No Tap will definitely he Bridges 179 for the 17.92 this coming Saturday at 0:30 run next Saturday at 8 and and Auto Sales. 3.= 10 P.M. a., for assignmen$ to teams. Don't forget we'll be Gee, I almost overlooked This. summer - schedule of closed this week-end. Comes bowlIng will : start on Saturday these IZ Other winners in the Monday, we'll be ready to have and t wila ue through the month No Tap. They all were fed free to try out those polished lanes, of August for a 110-week pro. pizzas as a result of bowling . - MOKI - - S • . • JULY 4 (Or Longer) - r..,4 ` I. • Junior Bowlers o Begin Again III I -~. 1.1 1 A), ' •* 0' • • I .. - WILL HELP IMPROVE YOUR SON'S SKILLS AND INCREASE HIS SELF CONFIDENCE HAVE FUN ADVENTURE SKIING I . 0 • • Chambersburg, Pa., and right. handed pitcher Geston Holland, 19, of Florence, S. C.. and The Citadel, - 131 25 50 .316 Cepeda, St. L 149 17 47 .313 Hart, SF 223 43 70 .311 Nchbo, hlou 124 11 38 .306 n1ftn1. T'A U;l, I .1 . 7 P.M. - - Alou. Pitt I*. - 'I'.• - "The less said a bout we, the HEART OF THE N. W. Of OSTUN •, ., _____________ - r'" :, . better," he obser ved, while having his lunch in the clubhouse. "I'd appreciate it if nothing was written about me." Sometimes. In an awkward effort to mask his real feelings, Fleck contradicts himself and it's obvious to see that many of CAMP _______ . 0 Scores sy Victory JUNE 26 . . . STARTING AT ' a- I.. rn1sead PITTAID. Director IW.,IIs5 With •.ys For II Vein) FIRST CAMPING 516110$ SIGINNING - • 179 37 60 .333 CIsinte, Pitt 221 '25 73 .330 Allen, Phil 123 31 12 .323 Flood, St. L 222 24 72 .324 Morgan, Hots 218 20 70 .321 Moth, Pitt 134 17 43 .321 1 '4 - .\; ,Strikes Spares - -• AR B H Pet. Stsrgll, Pitt AMERICAN LEAGUE as c " .Slugger Hits Two More homers ,ui', ....ti., For the first tints, there will "I'm tickled to death Just to be a Navy Mixed League bowl- he alive," he said at one point. Ing it Jet Lanes on Thursday "I'm tickled to death to be evenings at 7 P.M - . Special 8cr. here," vtve' usricer C. it. Davis an. flounced that an organizational meeting for this league is scheduled for tomorrow (Thursday, June 16) at 6:30 p.m. at Jet Lanes. The actual start for this lea. Big tMI BEACH (UPI) gue will be the following week, ones scored his nin th vie. Thursday, June 23, at 7 p.m. in 10 pro bouts here 'rues. This league will function with with a main event seventh four persona to each team and d TKO over Willie Johnson. entries may be made on an hnson, although making Individual basis or as couples. heavyweight division at The Navy Mixed League will pounds, was no match for be a handicapped league and 6-fuot-d, 217t-pound Jones. for the first time, Special Services will not only sponsor part Of the coat for the men, but will us Sign Two .I.._ ,.ki. ui..,,some us sue costs osts i'lIU.uiUM.t'IIIA tus's, for the dependents bowling, The Philadelphia Phililes have too, announced the signing of two Those psi-sons Interested in more draft selections. Signed Joining this league should at' were 6-foot-6 210-pound Dave tend the meeting tomorrow or Myers, an 13-year-old from - NATIONAL LEAGUE , -. . .. RED SOX ROOKIE GEORGE SCO1'1' ,,,. New Navy League the things said and written about his 1955 victory over Ho. Set Thursdays gan still gnaw away at him. -. % . .. ..,...' f i follow-up 65 in the playoff. Ho. comment," and generally acts 11 he doesn't really carp how lie does In this one. lie's not foolitig anyone, though. He does care inside. . ) ~ I TONIGHT Hogan for what It was. He played well In that Open and certainly deserved to win with his 60 on the final day and He aiiot a re. with a polite but blunt "no apectable enough 72. . " ,1 ::r,,,: . ,11 1 II I ,."e.'. ' .11 !i .. - , : I . I . ... -- - 1 Major League Leaders ., , is * .-., '.- - ago. Aan .:. • IL . SPSCJALI was 10 times worse In 1113. . • ..1 .1- ~ '7% I k , NIGHT OWL The only onee who think It's tougher now are those who weren't here then." Fleck Is a man Who has handled adversity well during most of his life and It's rather ironic that he finds it so hard to accept his upset victory over A 0 • - . . 1'. ~...:~ , I . I I 1I .. 4 0 QUALITY P Rim 11 -- "Rough," he sUed weakly. . -• bombedChlcago 104 aM Ulan. esota ripped aKnsas City 1-3. Kouf-- who said he experfenced I at problems", gave up seven hits, struck out only six and failed to finish the first game In his last nine starts. Bob Aspromonte hit a homer an Koufax and Chuck Harrison singled In two runs, Willie Mccovey's two-run homer in the seventh Inning slapped a 7-7 tie as the lGants stretched their N. L. lead to two games over the Dodgers. San Francisco erupted for four Is up. Although Dierker came with- other homers during the game, In three pitches of reaching his with Willie hays and Tom limit Tuesday night, it's doubt- Hailer hitting two-run smashes ful that Hatton would have tak- While Jim Ray Hart and OHIO Brown each slammed solo en him out. Elsewhere In the senior dr. shots. cult, San Francisco walloped Jim Maloney won his seventh Chicago 11-7, Cincinnati blanked game of the season by pitching Pittsburgh 3-0, Atlanta stopped a three-hitter. The Cincinnati Philadelphia 11.6 and St. Louis cighthander was rolling along with only a 1-0 lead until Dick drubbed New York 9-2. Boston whipped Cleveland It-7 gSimpson legged out an inside. after losing 8-7. Washington single by Tony Perez In the • II MJF __ •• , AwAveInne staked to a metry to qualify. I was lucky to make It because everyone shot It UP." no closest thing you get Is a laugh from Fleck is when you till him bow much the other pros are complaining about the rough on the course where he golfing history U years It's a combination of strength some of the simplest questions In - Deftit at Boston Yet, to a doe, friend, be ar -e The field of 181 golfer -11M .' pros and 18 amateur, will to. off at S a.m., PDT (10 a.m. EST) Thursday for the first of two qualifying rounds. After Friday's second ro und the field will be cut to the low go anti ties for the final two roun.Is on Saturday and Sunday. Kansas City at Chicago (N) Baltimore at Wash in gton (N) Cleveland at New York (N) Thursday's Games New York at Atlanta (N) Philadelphia at Cincinnati (N) Pitts burgh at St. Louis (N) at Angeles (N) California at Minnesota (N) OpenW n n he won of them. on: st january. 1956 open and accuracy," Thursday's Games 851 IIotaa I. "-, . ~ ;, ":~. 1 . , M. ,.:0.I L., 1, r Youll win II - - Tsday's Games T.day's GamN California at Minnesota (2, T- New York at Atlanta (N) Philadelphia at Cincinnati (2, N) Kansas City at Chicago (2,7-N) T-N) Baltimore at Washington (N) Pittsburgh at St. Louis (N) Cleveland at New York (N) Chicago at Los Angeles (N) Detroit at Boston (N) Houston at San Francisco " There's nothing wrong with r NATIONAL LEAGUE ANKRCA.( LEAGUE WLPCt.GB 37 23 .017 SanFran. BaltImore 23 20 .656 3319 .641 1 ILes Angeles 3424.236 1 Cleveland 33 24 .379 2% Detroit 34 23 607 3 Pittsburgh 3 Minnesota 23 27 .509 8½ Philadelphia 33 25 .239 33 X D 346 California 20 20 .500 9 Houston 2723 .40 S Chicago 2625 .473 10½ St. Louis 21 34 .433 is New York 24 30 .444 12 Atlanta 31 .431 1214 Kansas City 22 23 .400 14½ Cincinnati Washington 2436.40015 NewYork 2133.391221k 17 31 IN is RoMeo 21 31 .361 16½ Chicago _____ sd Taday's Results Tue ay's RHIBo CalIfornia 10 Chicago 4 San Francisco 1.1 ChIuge V Cleveland 57 Boston 71 St. Louis 9 New York I Baltimore 2 New York 1 Atlanta 11 Philadelphia Washington 3 Detroit 2 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh• Minnesota $ Kansas City 3 Houston S Los Angeles ~ folli e2niolle ••• • By IJPI however, didn't let coincidence Sandy Koufax' number came or Koufax stand In their way, up Tuesday night and he lost. whipping the Los Angeles star Larry Dierker',, d1n't and he southpaw 3.0 on Dierker's fivewon. Koufax owned: An 11-1 record hitter, against the National League A 19-year-old r-ighthander . this season and . just happened with exceptional control, Dierkto possess an 11-1 career slate er usually plays a guessing over Houston. The Astros, game with Manager Grady Hatton during starting assignwent,. As a precautionary measure, Hatton yanks Dierker at. let about 110 pitches to guard 1 against overwork, But Dierker never knows when his number - A :0.. $101.1 Ember Hanover has been in- 0 • his chances "IN THE cue Hall of Fame building stalled as 3.1 favorite to win was dedicated in Toronto on the Belie Acton Pace at Rooss. •• 0 m National Hockey Los. Race Favorite WESTBURY, N. V. (UPI) 0 Putting - Fred Seligman (left) . ' - GAMES THURSDAY UtIle National (At Ft. Mellon) Plnecrest Rexall vs. Locomo. live Fog,, 4:30 Hunt L-M vs. Quality Ml!, 7:30 (At Bay Ave.) call either Special Services at Chase vs. First Federal, 4:30 the Naval Air Station or the bowling co.ordItars. R a IF Church Softball lartin and Ray Hatch.tt. (At PInehurst) Pinecreit Baptist vs. Pinecrest .&asembiy, 7:30 H. Lloyd (above) and • • _____ .O (UPI) Straight driving and super. putting probably will d.tarmin, the III U.5, open salt chani. pionshtp starting Thursday and that's why most golfers are p,aifl( 1111111 Casper to win. Casper himself feels that his Is overrated and the rest of his gains Is under. rated and he doesn't go along with his fellow pros who 1. - 11 1. .. .. -Krni tav I ncc 44 0 - Penneya vs. ('obia, 7:30 0 June 16, 1961 - Major League Standings Thursday wood. Standings 0) 1il • Casselberry Leöm:! City League - ~ Page 4 I I.....I • '00 a,wbatrr'ter Atlantic ?W"Pt. XsSc, b.teg at 4:3C BasIord and Navy may iii ala p a. the Utile American Lsgue, but Lease Pilhiger basted a two they sure are having a lot to killer In be III Navy win Tvea day rthllg lot sin. Jim Pm any shiM who does win It. ! 0 . I.I., f . . : June 15,1966-Pagsø . , #Wa& 11treM 0 IIIIIy Set American League 1 1 . I I. . -. i safari nsR ; ... . . 1 1st Round Little I . • The L'S, (ot(r$,,w, t.$ Coopiv,Jjo, eerLke I p4s, j ,, idvi,ge,,S. wffi Me 7restury V.pqr(mu5 sad It Si Ti. prmitet its m pabhc 44Llrt4u,j CoaeeO C �. .- -. -, - - - — . — . - •_ — . —. £ - * 5•_ -- - - .. - .1 - Page0—. June is, 1N ----- IUUWIUT By Robert MAU .flemssJr. P1 1 i'll North University, the icademk year 1996-67 He will teach freshman English while working towards a master of arts degree In with a minor In history. Aim undergraduate at NAU Johnson was very active in ramps, activities. He was sac. ratary-tressur.: of Bin. Key national fraternity, president of the International Relations Club, mcuth.r of the Future Teachers of of Kappo Phi Kappa profcg. slonal member :.f a committee of 12 who wrote the Khooi's constitution, and £ member of associate Men Stu. lima 15, COPELAND'S 7 SMALL UAN SMORID teaching assistant. on Anions IU - - - ft ¶• T has Theodora IAvefl Jokneon accepted • ship at his alma mater, .1&L.... riUUUI1 1 • I ., I for w 'j J PICNICS '5 >W 0 same 4. . . America. member , • ' .j. •. ; ' 'S '. -' .' .. 11180*7111111 TFAW 70, of St. CII~Rrlex Catholic &bwls hod -up ceremonies at t~&:home of the *mkr, Xm%arilyn Bruce, ShIrlij Drive, Bear 0 . Co.$ead.r is Mrs. Mary Ann Stevens. Girls na Kuffler. (Herald Photo) •..• . 4 * - - • .j cialist In Service Battery of of dancing, swimming relays the 10th Artillery's 6th Bat. and refreshments potluck style talion, entered the Army In prepared by the girls. lo Id the evening, May 1935 and arrived overseas the campus kindergarten. Johnson will make a concert. *d effort in establishing a chapt r of Kappa Alpha Pal fra. :7 . One-time ) Army Pvt. Eddie 1. Banks Ruth A. Hardy, Shirley Guy, position. He has been recommended for the Bledal of Honor. (NEA Telephoto) S. C. May 27. of records and .,. cone. othy Stephens, Marvin Kates, military , - - I ' 7 y . .. * - r• ..2 , . -r . . . I . • - . , - -i I.. I * i ' - - - ' , • - : - ' c •. - --N - II , - .. - . ' Lw', N - :. • H .• - - 0 ' , - - . - ;I - 1 s. - . - •..: - -, '• '- - I - I : -- . . HONOR GUESTS at luncheon given by teachers are taking a yeaz's leave of absence, Dabba I the and office workers at Bear Lake School at the newly olectodpmident of the Florida Education - LONDON (UP!) — The So. the Auto Association. With them are PTA President and Mrs. John Hall. (Herald Photo) C 46.0!. 4 CANS E Tag Business Boonis At Plaza .1 License tag business in th e transacted 97c "SHUIPINI" Bnttanatca. 1111100. - _ "MORTON'S" FRUIT PIES SAUSAGE (LIMIT: 3 PLEASE) APPLE PEACH 3 20.0!. 89c 5 PIES CHERRY DAIRY FOODS OLEO high of Miami. Taylor sued Burns and W(KT in Miami each for $250,000. each , TOMATOE 3 LBS. 44c . • • , , • I - - . •-: • , I . I .: r T.i1LAhiASSEK (UPI) — The state comptroller's office Tizeatfay mailed out checks for su to each of Florida's 67 counties as part of the racing tax rebates. Each county got $l,500 more than they received in June of 19.15, To late, the office said, $18.5 - , , • . , . .• I .,, - . .' . , .• . ,. , , •,, . p - ,,,. TALL CAN qUART JAR IU Willi 4 NO. 303 CANS 37c Potatoes 10 . -_ . , ' Peanuts 4 LBS. GEORGIA Peaches '' • - ' " , •. ,, • .. •,.., ,. • • - . • - • • •• ,.•• • ••• , • • . •. - .• • • -- 5 I —. •--------________ • LBS. NEW GREEN - -. • • • - - • • - •:' A SMALL EGGS distrlbutloa for the same period ust ,. .- ••• . . DOG FOOD 3 LBS. 25c million In racing revenues have been distributed to the counties, or $1.6 million in excess of the . • 0gfSSltlG FLA. ORAUR / • , - • _• • - SALAD 01 U.S. NO. I WHITE * - • Wi lls"otctjWow ' somilt (LIMIT: 4 WITH $5.00 ORDER) Onions Counties Reap -- ': 99 I III "1'olttgitl — NEW YORK YELLOW Racing Harvest "land of the Soutl Slays." -, 9 "BLUE SEAL" I.I.B. SOLID ____ • CANS C SUNUTE -•-,--.---- - 4-OZ. A TALL CANS "CALO" CAT "JAY BI RD" VIINNA against Gov. Haytion Burns ' 39c I ernor's runoff campaign Beating --_ 8 "MASTER CHEF" FRENCH Taylor drop ped libel suits OF (LIMIT: $ PLEASE) IVAPORATID MILK FRIES 2 79c Buns 2 against Democrat Robert King In January only $254 worth went to the police station The Statue of Liberty was Class of license tag business WS5 file charges, anu returned horn. Ieeting dedicated Oct. Book Sale The Candlelighters Sunday conducted at the new office to find his house afire. Firemen The (ispeva Community U. said Felts' attacker apparently School Class of Grace Method. Revoke Visas brary will sponsor a book sale Benvenuto Crillal. Italian ut Church will meet it 7:30 WASHINGTON started the fire. The loss was MEN IN SERVICE (UPI) — esti ma ted at $2S 000. goldsmith, sculptor, engraver, p.m. Th ursday at - the churc June 3.J5 In front of the Pub. Army Pvt. Bobby C. Massey, lix Slarlu,t In Sanfo rd m. Romanian government ma Plaza. artist and writer, was bore for a combined business meet-hrevoked the visas of two offi. son of Mrs. Louise Massey, Rooks to be sold are duplicate Nov. It 1500, ing and social hour. All mesa- claIm of the Baptist World Al. The word "alphabet-- comes hers are urged to attend, Oviedo, has complet ed a com• copies which have been do. liaise, who had planned a "fra. from 'alpha" and "beta," __________________ bat engineer course at Fort natetl to t he library and pro-. Twenty grains equal one ternal visit" to Romania's two letters of the G a e e k coeds will be for benefit of scruple in apothecaries' weight. alphabet T is e colfiah, toowêjmeg 8.5,000 BaptIste this month. Leonard Wood, Mo. Massey, a the library. Sale price will covered Sept. 14, 1115. 39c "EVERFRESH" BURGER OR HOT DOG hung activities during the gov- HOUSTON (UPI) — Virgil Not only that, but she's got Ray said h. made the re po Ray said menus to the tax rt Tag revenue at the branch Felts was beaten by an un. no hair, and looks, as one u the board so it would have office reached a peak during collector's office from the kow assailant when he got I 20-OZ. LOAVES Bread LI NFOODS DEPT.' Court said Judge liii C. Dekle disInissell the suits on request of Taylor's attorneys. The attorntys stipulated Taylor would pay court costs. Taylor filed the suits after Burns referred to him in eon. n-tion with South Florida gam- ________________________________________ to the Board of County in Increasng numbers," Ray when it was opened to the pounds. tall and weighs IR ad Commissioners Tuesday, said. Public. -. "EVERFRESH" "DEL MONTE" ASST'D FLAVORS JUI 16.0L39C CANS The clerk of Dade Circuit vIet Union filed a protest nuts mate the Navy after spending two with Britain Tuesday night, with his parents, Mr. &'iIMlgIIg that lurts of a Soviet sad Mrs. Theron A. Reyuulds military plane that crashed in vcenUy. He — ca lied pollack. is au-called beformerly was its. 193 graduate of Oviedu HIgh range from five to 25 cents, desed at Great Lakes Traraing the Bntt4ih. sector of Berlin School, entered Use Army In Mr.. Donald Norton, librarian, Hyperion, seventh satellite cause of its black coloration, Today's average American "Yugi" is south in the Slavic of the planet Saturn, was dis. according to the Encyclopaedia lives 22 years longer than In language, Coeur, Chlc*go, LU, were wIutug. so Yugoslavia means January of this w, has rekorted. rem, as weeks I Files Protest 1No. 2¼9"7C Peaches and a Miami television station. They totalled a half million dollars. Paris newspaper put It "like an Idea of the business being March during th e first dead. saisa has amounted 10 $4,551. out of his car at his home. H. Yul Brynner In a skirt." lOTS IN SERVICE Douglas Reynolds, of Ovledo, has be.a assigned t. Memphis, Angel F )Od Ring "HUNT'S" SLICED OR HALVES MIAMI (tiP!) — Carnival through the tag line. Revenue during that but this jumped to $05,361 dtar. velop 'em. county's new branch office in agency In Casselberry. month amounted to $92645. Ins March. Sales during April Latest on the scene is Big Seminole Plaza boomed to the ,, believe this show. that R*7 said the fI$UtII 11541. totaled $-L9,927 and In M ay to Bertha, whose name describes t un. of $213,106 during th e at $,029 vehicle tags the citizens of Seminole Cows. cats th first five mon th s of 196d, T* have b ee n sold at the office her exactly. She's live feet, Collector Troy Ray Jr., report. ty are using this new facility since the first *1 the year Inches I "EVERFRESH" concession operator Newell C. PARIS (UI'!) — When French decide to develop rock - - - Burns Dropped As Defendant *11' home of Mrs. John flowers in Bear Lake were Principa l and Mrs. George Dabb (seated), who 'is roll singers they sure tie. ' - J'- ____________ \ - . I * U*S* GOOD BEEF - torney general to Dunn. Commissioner W. Lawrence Swofford said he felt the annex. atlon was an attempt to extend Sunday liquor sales in th e Cas. seiberry area and that he would Cote against it U he was In position to do so. Casselberry is annexing a block south of SR $36 along U.S. petition is being circu17•92. lated b the Fe rn Park area protesting the annexation. * f ' (IIt'ruld Photos) Balladier mat POT NIL PURE The board voted to send a copy of its report from the at ,.. • since organization Big Bald PRUH 100% 69 C was of tile chlb. ___ STEAK LB. ROAST L& 59 ROAST LB. 69c LBS 89c _l' - 4 - and Karen Reickmann model skirts they have 'Big Bertha' INOULDU his opinion the annexation was not cuntiguillegal since it. . -- j' - -.. - - - * I - - * . r* S I ; ty. Dunn told the board that In . - • S - SPEOIALS* I CHUCK SAYS ii. ii. uussoners. Johnson said the question of the legality of the annexation was not a matter for the court. s .1 . .,. "&LPN/ LB. 49c STEAK CLUB a ter SAUSAGE LB-49 Mailer •--- 1A - •- COPILANS test non contigous annexation not of the Board of County Corn "•' S11-48in Miller (center) _ ' i••.•.... - ~..Oltft 'I former county commissioner W. Vernon Dunn In an appearance 4.11 Girls Club t SAYS 2k '11. Annexalion No County 3041. before the board several weeks ago. County Attorney Harold Johna a said the attorney general had advised him that It is usual. ly a matter for the state to can- has been organized in - 2k LL 49 LB. BACON jurisdiction in 0 .ARV.~ - 59 SAYR Casselberry Seminole County has been ad. vised by the state attorney gen. en..'a office that it apparently rr has no th e isr of Casselberry's annexation of a block across U. S. 1742 in Fern Park. County action was urged by return ,, C LBO S • • -, PORK STEAKS SUNNYLANS StAI SUO. I 49 C ~ TRHM LEAN t Bowman, Janice and Gwen E . AGE Point West football great Bill Car. penter survived with a handful of his unit the napalm air strike he called down on his own During the four-week course, Ashley, Sonja Cherry, Slarsha "I hewuted In rni,g:rn. ., C LINK SURVIVES STRIKE Jr., 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Wright, Arrnetta Eddie L. Banks Sr., Oviedo, Carter, Joyce Laws, ftrbara completed an Army administra. L Kelly, Rosemary Johnson, , I tion course at Fort Jackson, Shirley Barrington, Marnis ., *': 01 Hear 141k(. with meetlngHat the home of the adult leader, Mrs. Hal Miller, Holiday Avenue. Officers are Sara Her. rington, president; Monfelt I'opharii, vice presi. tie it; Cheryl , secretary; holly Reeves, treasurer-; Tern Brogan, historian; Lori I)emp. sey, project chairman, and Susan Miller, rec. reation chairman. Vork. lug with rabbits as pro. .Ject are (tot). from left) Mary Alice Patterson, holding "Hugsy ;" Cheryl ishley, holding "Bet. sY ;" Susan Miller and Cathy Liishluy. Learn. lug to sew tinder susr. vision of Mrs. Miller are Tern Brogan (at ma. chine) and b)rl 1)empsey. Sara Remington (bottom , left) displays h omemade brownies and KING KOLE MESH — Thomas was presented a beauIn October Im. tiful plaque for the year 196& Specialist Ashley Is a 19110 M. graduate of Crooms High Those participating were School. Shirley Capers, Lavern Dixon, 0 0 0 Linda Irene Jacksons NEW :• . Cruoma * RIØS • a . $asuisd PICIS 1001 TNIU SATURDAY - rla,j spondence. Helen Euttell, Beverly McClen. _______________ Banks entered the Army Feb. don, Annette Wilder, Gall Ad. ' ' ' ruary 1066 and completed ba ams, Cassandra Sheppard, Ger. Sam Harkness recently was sic training at Fort Dinning, airline Redding, Rachel Colston, I graduated from the Volusia j (ii. Marie Rhode,, Katninla Cald. Center as electronics technkian. He I, 1064 graduate of well and the Hi.Y boys. He is employed by the Mar. Crooms High School and also ' tin Company of Orlando. lIe attended VCC College, Daytona Arruetta Carter will depart is of high Beach. L,ha graduate L for Rochester. N. Y., on Friday. oo 0 She will visit with her aunt, SAM HARKNE8S ' Members of the TnI.Hi-Y Mrs. Elnora Brandon Johnson. James Ashley, 23, ion of Mr. log with the 10th Artillery, surprised their sponsor Mrs. Arrn.tta will the latter and Mrs. Raymond Ashley, Specialist Four Is an enlist- D. A. Thomas, with £ "splash part of August to enroll at lSi West 16th Street, was pro. ed rank equivalent to the rank party" at the Goldibom swim- Florida A*M University an moted to Army specialist four of corporal. ining pool on Saturday nlgh the recipient of a home econoino in Germany, where his is acrv- .tshley, an anrmunition ape. The group enjoyed an evening lea scholarship. .4. . zor SAVE lOcLI. . - This will be a wonderful expenanc, for Wan and Angel, a well as Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. • - ..... nil Tardily will be leaving in August &iicI F ________________ III am Johnsons. this reporter wishes them the beat of everything. H . - JUUL5IJ Johnson fam ily As a close friend of the 1 -1' -'---. the coming tem. The Johnsons hope to depart for Arfxona during the week of Aug. r2l. r "t -'-'w;- * • • IiF tlelpition and enthusiasm. Mrs. Johnson is looking forward to working in the university's II on- participating were (front, from left) Patty Broderick and Carol Carpenter: (back) Debbie Bou dreau. Kelly Wardell, Jaciluelyn Schmidt, and Don 416 SL 16 S@Wsrd Am 10000 • looks flonal € L ZZ -. dents. ti SUPERMARK I 1 -: - 'S. ___ .......• fraternity, The — s-391 3 LB 0% 0% C �7 ovely . ea Honors M te' moon L W.i d WS I I Bonnie GlLelbw, 'Bride-ELect.. iss pWWsa-IM dicer with - '- yftm h bright and p me , .....J • ,.' '- • . . '' - .&' .. . • - ' o en , Dress . , - I. : Father'sDa . Mn '.. - . ;l.A ' WITH A VANAPRESS DU . . . , . have ._.._ Part of . . • ' , • party. • M ss Moncr e , Lsecl ted /n Church Ceremony 00 •., . sM TO jo =1 M*DOM YOMg ued Of Honor MrseY, Orlando., • and Luncheon Fetgac Br dal Attendants At Lunchmn. — at - -- - - PersonalS • ' te . • f at , Personals Men's Shoes '. ____ - ___ 488 to $ 88 - was ' - are - . . Personals The eunterpiecs of whit. ___ - iit4a., chrysanthemums _______ bsby'sksatb,wasflank.dby used glass patio lights. A gay red ins cloth covered th. table, Gitusts enjoyed a delightful knehecu, which Included Breast of Chicken Cordon )leu, Preach peas, tomato Juice, tossed salad and lime sherbet ala crime 4. menthe. twits ending in - . •• . - I 1 •4 . .. - - - , • • • , , . P '• • . ( :4 • L ., • .,-, •. * P -' • • • - sf" - - '; - - _______________________________ i,,' DOWNTOWN SANFORD • t ' ,,-- - • __________________ • • • - . p , . Miss Brenda Ray above Included David Bach, Mrs. Richard Tang.. man and Hiss Veda Staffer. - Forest C'ity :- • I S KAT. - - Bear La/ce -- ____ • fsIIiu-tiervsi Straight From Paris Short sophistication straight from rarla Is Ui, cheuiisctie. Licy and just shy of thigh. By Mariana rising Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Colber-t high. ideal for high of 3330 Shirley Driva rpepntiv fashions and leggy ggo returned from a vacation. ineluding boating and fishing In Leesburg, Sarasota, Long Boat Key and Ormond Beach. - I -t ,. iS,IIIk. __ . it • "'• - - ,. Shaver Enterprise - - casion. was Ronson Electr 00 Your Clel at E I - . 37 $ SPECIAL . • man SPECIAL 77 s DeBary 695 $ ' I • ....................... . - - , 1 - - • , . . " - - Father's - - .. at . ' ', . Dn IPSS . - • . '' • ,' R peat Sellout I - JUNE 1tIi . . .,. • • , . ' • • . • ------------ p . -. , - .. - •-. . • . . I, - - . .. 'I '. .-' .' N.rgs DA " , __________________________________________________ . . . P;1i.1i. • • , '' I . '' milady s shoppe - , . . " . r...0 . . • .,, 11M - • Joe Meisch Married 50 Years, Mrs. . . .., ... and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Melach Schmah a n d Mrs. Louise! Among the more than 100 Mrs. Joe Mcisch and Joha retired and they moved to celebrated their 50th wedding Sword. Displayed on the guest relatives and friends ho call', Mcich. Holly hilt, and Mrs. Lake Monroe. He was one of anniversary with open house at book table was a picture of td during the appointed hours H. G. Williams, Orlando. the original CCICty farmers of the home of their daughter and the wedding and a box with I were the following outof'tuwi Also Mrs. Marguerite liurker, the area. family. Mr. and Mrs. Banner Piece Of the Original wedding guests, Sir. and Mrs. L. W. Jackson, Tenn., and from Jack* They are members of th$ y Bou- cake. plitserived all these years 300 Lutheran Church the Rel ritrinI and I leard, Sunday. from 3tol ,41 .. •Lia and Diane Mrs. L. S. ''k e Carter Hartsfleldandflrantit;Mr.and Id was residence of 1 We Offer Mrs. Frank Geisinberg liar. ( en a a w an a 01(1 Mcisch and Miss Ann beautiful floral arransemedis On. Of Th. 5 Sleiseli 1 ofgold glidloli flhtUnsTO$ft Largest Seleciens J 31r. and Mrs. Stclschwert and white Crinium lilies h Of Fresh Flowers, married June 12. 1916 at the, _ Mr. Meiseb presented is p Plastic Arrangements, btl(tc's home, In Sanford, Both bride of 50 years with a yellow had been living here for four Etc. In Central Florida rose bud corsage. She also . I • or five Years. After a wedding wore an heirloom gold brooch .1 •. SANFORD trip to New York and New Jetauorfl.. w pear. ..a . is . sey they moved Into their new .. PIOWIR SHOP wore at her wedding and her home on West First Street and : '.1'r' to daughters, Mrs. Carter and Cot. L Is I Sanford Ave 1/ lived there until about five izz.tsn Mrs. Clara Vernay, of j . 3n.1412 I Years ago when Mr. Meisch geles, Calif., also wore at their . --.. eddings,Thebroochwasorl. lnailyaglftfromanappr,1t. .1;. ii A tire Jeweler to Mrs. Meisch's P mother. e Mrs. Vernay and daughter. 'Mrs. James Hadlock. and eMI' drrn.Lori and Bryan. ol In. • d lianapolis, Ind., made the trip .. , " (ruin Indiana anti California by Just in plane to be present at the cele. I I (I l'ration. i V Mr. and Mrs. Carter And , -il.auhter. Ellen, along with the mentioned relatives asI .00 I . .i(tCd the honored couple in welcoming the many guests , • throughout the party hours. • • , Other special guests for the /l'. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS ELSLA celebration were Mrs. McIsch's brother. Gus Schmah, of SanSan. . i (uril, Mr. Melach brother, i. chulas Meich, of Jacksonville, i i t omas intitrs.)IelenSchultz,ofIk. • Land. Mrs. Schtiltzwas brldes. inaid at title wedding 50 years 3111. AND SIRS. JOE 31EISCII The refreshment table was* By Jame Cassamerry, Victor Richardson Jr., step- sin of the bride. "i!i the ring!')verlaid with an ecru lace cloth IF anti held appointments of crysMiss lArns Elaine Slonerlef, brother of the groom, was best Water. lApoloq;os To Kipling) tat and silver. On one end was if you Really Atie laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har. and David Perry, John The brids s mother orc a a four-tiered wedding cake, ARTICULAR lwa*plece suit of light blue and' ild Mal of Cssselberry, Jacko and Fred Deterich sery About Now Cloon You corsage of %hite poin-pon ilanked by two crystal candel. *ecame the brIde Of Thomas abra with gold tapers and on ad as ushers chrysar "ins, Elate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Friends of the Al Brockners If You Wt To SAVI the other was a large crystal Fen Park, Fri. The groom's niece, Vicky The of Sam Elae& of Some MONIV. be sorry to hear of their the 'groom punch bowl surrounded with will i p.m. Lynn Richardson, was the flow- wore a day, June 10, itee, ilk shantuni em• hrn interspersed with yellow auto accident that occurred A" We All De ic w... . ' at the Cassalbarry Community ac. gladioli. An Lee ring with gold only it few miles from titeir if Too went To wash Methodist Church. lace duster and matching A DOUILA LOAD. roses a n ti lilies-of-the-valley destination In New Jersey. cessorks. Rev. Delman Copeland, min. They were both hospitalized And V Spend A QUA*TsR, he II h The A reception wai held in till,floated I t Of A Slialle Leod later, officiated at the double in New Jersey. ._v • •e. criurcis annex IUUIWIng liii' ring canaieugnt ceremony. Thea Ill 7.11 Ye. What. ceremony. Mr. Marvin Cook the-valley. two white dovvs anti 'his bride was given in mar. Mexican Style y,, Ouqhr.r Sr. was in ctiare of the rec('I)- large gold riage by her father. A mixture of corn meal anJ GO TO WES-KAY Assorted open faced party lion, assistt'sJ . flour is the basis for mock Traditional nuptial music was SAVE Jobany Argesinger of Lake, Wilder Jr.. of ill'ampa, atint 'if! sandwiches. outs anti mints tortillas to serve with Mexlplayed by Mrs. Olive Pierce, AT LEAST vre sered with the punch can Chick this. features: 32-bled, stain. organist. food. Sift together t''a City, Is visiting at the home of time bride; Mr. i-:ttiyi i'alsntr 40% anti cake. Mrs. Helen ltcmnusat less stest suusrs "Iupe,.fdm" for Tb. church clips of corn mt-al, decorated Mls Doris Faber. cup of OP WHAT IT NOW COSTS id,burns, mustache end coHarion.; Mr. and1of Mr. Husert Niemi I)rc'idesi at the punch bowl, sifted all- purpose with baskets of white gladioli of Orlando. YOU TO DO YOUR WASHI Maitland. isntl Mr. ilsi- isert flour and Unbreakable "ties." bodyl ph•but. Mrs A. I.. Nelson returneil ' L T. Simpson cut the 1!'a teaspoons of salt. Stir In CAN YOU AFFORD and ligustrum, I Smith of Wint,'r i'.srk, WHILE Ion pow., cI.anlnj .ntI-.tact,k.P In. their home in Tampa over the rake. and Mr. Clyde Stinson Serf .,s.c. circuitry. Mr' The bride chose for her VOW5 NOT TO? ThEY LAST bbs liakrr 2 tablespoons of shortening and weekend after a visit here t'hare o( time bride' kh1t I1IC guest book. 1', cups of boiling water. a formal gown of Peau de Sole with Miss Faber also. Floating hostesses were Mrs. 1umL' mnml('x Wa., sI(-csr;sti(! IllS and Chantilly lace. The fitted Shape Into 118 balls. Roll each Henry Thurston, Mr. (,us bodice featured a modified a IIrufu'IIIIm of ru-I', between waxed paper to ON h Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Jones i i aspara '.i: piu niui AN - immu sweetheart neckline and lace torus 4-inch circles, Peet off edged kahuki sleeves. . bell spent Sunday with their A Iwautifsil '.sttipaper. flake each on a light. ________________________________________________ skirt was accented by a tailor- daughter and family, Mr. and sling cake hiIhlight:!14 time rt-. ti: ly greased griddle or fry pan Mrs. Bob Weldon, in Cocoa. fres-Iminent table, It .4 bow at the waist front. Her SI ((I until lightly browned on both I SANFORD PLAZA 322.1000 chapel length veil fell from a PtLiIclm, 1111014 .,iisi mlii! Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dur. priuceg crown of heart shapes II, y0hmnt ts)tjil.' 'still resisis' In pearl with hand cut crystal, were called to Lakeland Satur. at 2I Lake i-ilk-ui i)ri e, zss11 Mile She carried a cascade bou. day by the death of her cou. eIberry. Itili i)ane Jr. on '1 Mr. quet of white sweetheart roses sin. anti Mrs. W. li Dane Sr., of with Ivy, r Mr. and Mrs. Chester lien, many days to the life of snir Wv't i.ike llrantlt'y Ibis! will The bride's sister, Mrs. Re. I . be 'I'nding tlse summer in bert J. Boston III, served as derson and son, Howard, and lmydran;:ea. Whs-n hit' s'il I, r Chicaio, Ill. iii the Liii. 11111 her matron of honor. Brides. Miss Sandy McBride and Mr the least hi! dry. •suls:IIL'r41' has enrolled at the Unitersity maids were Miss Elaine Smith, and Mrs. Andre Ayllcs and the whole liii in Warm watt-r , Eric, of Altamonte so that the soil i. completely of Georgia, ins the bichool of Winter Park, and Miss Sandy son Journalism. Niemi of Maitland. Bridesma- Springs, were dinner guests of covered. %tsL-fl Ililtibles 110 Kris i)imnue is e-nroibil at the Iron was Mrs. Richard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Davis in longer appear on the surface. I I 1.1 time Florida I'rs-sh.teriarm t'ullcg&', of Miami. They were smartly Daytona Beach Sunday even- remole the 11551 15*. water Irons tile bottom. in St. l'etersljsmrg thij liii. attired in matching floor length ing. gowns of Dior blue sheer. The fitted lace bodices featured scooped and above the elbow sleeves. The slim A. line skirt featured floating panels which fell from a bow the back of the waist. . I . They wore matching head I - - C - Uiaigsa 1.W. sin med. in uer June 15,1966—Page9 Mr. eyseakblng shades cc bine aid eei was ported tucks aid huWeal Sal. Th, wnlag tabin, ieri4 qointmaits raagsd wtth ,b.tweai the appointed hours iI-. is iPm'. iNdkl,1.,L biWal lags aid aestled with 10 in aqua utla, wag iesdsM with dusty biMal refreshmeats. 34 P.M. blue Pis doeoraft scheme. We, as buds. Th• 5111111 ecm?sTiatICS 1 ff117 wlote h aftent. Mocha posch m Paused d IWSIL tUM bsiin tall kiss candlestick"a4ani Dividing the pig" w" Converted a from ad wift white satin and hom we ad of the sto"Utse at Tum"A Dora,arransemesits in a W* in me ssisillft Iinth. original okI uuI. l , I? d Ls1u, we "the t&Mgfr a" oreashow sue. I. 'w.I,il eed glas, bowl of hdhmw o . b~ so 111111. J" awto IV with birmwents. ___ • 7, 77`1 •. le and ed the C"40* do table was a the krmal arraagsaea in $ silver Po,aing aid serving were Gail ins hiss a.. ,. All he Newest pedestal eustaia. ci s.,haI Sodsi, A Schumacher, Carol ' Eucalyptus, aathurIum a ad ,ayB*'t*mI3r, Sheila Two.fass. s.IWs ,. ci a.i,J Iebumsche, Jr . -. white roses flanked by silver lbdoma 1W elsbarass 'nd P' bo.uai ,r. DS. tes till Mrs. Buirton, W" M • p isivid the guests in a white Page 8 -. . June 15, 1966 &.L! "? ey SehilL0, Christy9 hilille w u ..r. . . Mrs. r fine fabrics .15.., t4. 200 posts were am ssa T.I. AI 1214fl3 IN.' I. iWi5 •l5Ci1U tea ailed in the rusilving line. '. . T' I'l1 JItI. Gains W5 I Hue pill a sutt sedated with Jewel ftue. . ('1SL i Itn.la.lqS'rseetv,dji$,bh. .. , JD5CTV '#JOIQCfl ' G ld whipped srsmethuswjth •: . 1) tssehes cikowainab,tzad U AJUUV ..1.• eguustsattbe , Greeting •yU,HuRic,in desr wire he Meltibbin, .. hr. and hire. humus y $ebeThs,ge, aid Dads *ehadses,staithu,gs. C Was whseacb rid nwedd ,,ad I their boa. i ful Lake SPOItiSS 5 lt7lIlh . They held U itil at hums per. Iwi9t 1OlfItit,, P1.1.4 the " •; I ty" from 3 *0 1 p• Tt55i SWI*l in acTanbeflhsIIk ,_ .-' day—aebancefus.thoi, auth aid her mother, many Mends and ailIbbiri W WaI A. GISIOW, chess ' rail tawuy ribbo. knit frock. his's . Mr. and Mrs. Richard. By Schumacher, be, ft . married in Chicago on June 14, airs's milker, received is a . They were mad fortunate sins, turquoise dress. in being able to many The beldeelut's graidmoth guests this party who were us, Ear' Warlield na' tiiewewing a by VAN HEUSEN my, bum Iaado, was also Ii S. They were Mrs. Richardsas receIving 11w, wearIng a Sirs,., matron of honor, SHORT SIUVU — LONG .. .: .: isflewlIasaidt. Rothe, now of St. Petersburg; ,. , ..., ..•IJ. Pottle Mae Ans$odsrijs, . p , .-. Jim Wllsostof Delray Beach, d of hill vim will "no as And two friends from Pekin. i'd", Amer at her suars wall Ill-where they lived some 25 MISS BONNIE GIELOW, bride-elect of Henry W" tow"d the Mrs. Henry Schumacher, mother of the' future Or 30 years silo. Mrs. Hele Schumacher, Jr.. was suest of honor Monday aft. d the r"ON groom; Mrs. Walter A. Glell mother of the Guthrie and Miss 0Moon at an elaborate bridal tea at the Silver be Well* to plessated with goldsmith. brid"lect; MW Ronnie Glelowl, honoree; and Mrs. Lake home of Mrs. John Burton, IV. Shown ground bv* afthm corsag" from the John Burton, IV, hostess. In absentia Is Mrs Wily. Also Attending were Miss beautifully appointed refreshment are, from left, nell Lanier, also a hostess. Mary M&l, Wilcox and her Mrs. Fred Ganas,.hostess; Mrs. Harry Warfield (Herald staff photo by Doris Williams) uncle, Russell Palmer, who irahilmother of the bride-elect; now make their home OW door to the Richards above ii their four children and all the MIN'S SVMMU — DACRON WOOL grandchildren except RIth who is graduating. $49." TO $59.95 0 51lLLl IlW aa i They have a wonderful Jan. NOW ......... fly of two Iris d I ho W -of SanGuests enjoyed pull com. er Margaret Muff and her hus. 0 NLTS Ito" sittIM11819 were Mrs.I Bridesmaid Sharon Win - oom O5fl5a, ford we. hnt... iImIIuIit Isl.,.it-_ --'-.1 _.1 115CC 01 dward M. Wallet, band. Psr"It itE. Cordell. malf! Of banand britlesmatron, Mrs. Ps (III bridesmaids bincheon for I dessert. I or; MISS Sylvia Beasley and PIliger, were Hartwell) Davis, her was feted Wednesday at a her daughter, Miss Diana I unable to at. Each of the attendants re- Miss Rita Beasley, brides. nd SNIRTS bridal luncheon given by Iii'., husband and four children of Beasley. Friday at the Villa I celved a gift of a charm to I maid., and Stephanie Cordell I White Plains, N. Y.; James, BUUSUThIChSII4MTI.W.L. Nova Restaurant in Winter I commemorat, the happy oc-I PAJAMAS Mr.. J. A. Riser, moth er of his wife and three children, St. Bock. of Sanf the Look. sod Mary Edna Burton, Park. I birdesmalds. oct lsstaursnt Is Pets Park. the groom, also unable to Paid, Minn. and William, his SATHROUS Thelewsddlngwiilbeaa wife and three boys oiGle.. be present. $ view, Ill. S'entciJuueljat th.Nava) Other guests were Mrs. J. Air StaUes Chapel. .t The children and grandchfl. GIFT WRAPPED FREE! W. Slaughter, th e groom's The dien not limiting their grandmother, and Mr.. John celebration . Mrs. James F. Young, and to just one day but : .. Burton IV. grandmother, Sirs. J. B. levy. . •. most of them arrived last week .sch were presented with a and will not be leaving until _, next week. invely icings ci whit. carna. , ist 1W Sirs. and . - • •- • J. L Wilborn • ' • • dr.miii • -- '' - _____ I' • ,,N ,...i warm salt water to brush w.cer or ran •urn. ture. The salt will keep the furniture from yellowing. ' flu 'I T LUNCHEON was hold at the Villa Nova Restaurant In Winter Park Friday for Miss Diana Beasley and her attendants. Left to right are Miss Beasley; her mother, Mrs. V. H. Beasley; Mrs. J. W. Slaughter, II ,iut1grner, grunurnuiner o& uo groom; Ithu Mrs. F. r • E. s. t..orueii, Cordell, mairon of honor, (Herald Photo) I at, iT'Tir ' - A BRIDESMAIDS nM I fj . -L i i 1IEt.ii: H 41II II L ! . 19600 010~t. . - . and Mrs. Jim Sabatini of 106 Highland Street were Mrs. Helen Cbiango and daughter, Sandy, from Boston, The Sabatiids, the Red Dickinsong and Mrs. Clare Paulsen and son Don 'e. cently returned from a tion at Elinor Village in Or. mood Beach. 1111 'W - , :. I Mr. 1ind Mrs. Charles Millea, 100 West Juiciest Street, recently returned from Fort Knox, Ky., where they left their daughter, Gale, to Join her husband. I -. - -- ' - - - . • 4 Recent houseguests of Mr. - - 'II LINDA DARRELL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Darrell, Sr. of 3446 Holiday Ave. Bear Lake, celebrated her eighth birthday, June 11, with a family dinner. Her favorite present from her parents was her lovely blue bicycle, (Phc4o by Maryanu Miles) ) Clean Pitt Painter Powder applied with a clean puff gives a smoother, c;)5m. plexion. Press firmly to and then dust oft excess powder. Don't forget to brush clothes to swish away un• sightly spiilovet, as t1 L.L: t4 - . — r -- — - V. -- Planned Parenthood borne visitors called on worsen living in an impoverished of Grand Rapids, Mich., W offering information on family planning. they found a ready welcome awaiting them. As one woman, a mother of 10, expressed It, 'Sometimes there just isn't enough lose to go around," Many women said they wished such Information had been brought to them years sooner, before the last six cliii. drers had come along. This experience was reported by Ray Hardy, director of a community action program in Grand Rapids, SUch, Mr. Tardy told a recent national confer. enceon family planning in the nation's capital that one sInk. lag effect of family planning has been its the mental 4of its recipients." Marital relations, he could be reinstated as Intci ral part of a healthy marri. 5 age and not be regarded trap leading to unwanted preg. nancies and unwanted children, or to abortion. "In many homes," Mr. Tardy noted "the mere anticipation of ` a Pl pregnancy without a choice has caused repeated family break. , skits - - I - - • - - '' - • -Veclat Pieces with bows and petal veils and carried cascades of white Pam-pons with blue streamers. an I 4/ I. Fully Lined SHIFTS - - .•. . .;j_' -' - area I - - - • - ' When is vera. - • Medical News at Mass, ue at was - By Mariana Miles Mr. and Mrs. Horace Board. man of 110 Lombardy Road recently celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary. Follow. lng a diner anniversary in Sarasota they proceeded to Bradenton to attend the Xe. nosha picnic, Mr. and Sirs, Charles Crowell, 1161 Selma Road, had Mr.. Croweil's niece, Paulette Sapp, who graduated from Florida Southern Cal. legs this spring, as a recent houseguest. Paulette Is from Jacksonville. . - I South Seminole Personais ii 1 I ftA Mr. a nd Mrs. Samuel B. Ray of Enterprise announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Brenda, to James Larry Wll. barn. soflOf Mr. aodMn Howard Wilborn of Enterprise. The wedding will be an event of Saturday, Jun. 23, at the Deltona Methodist Church 3 p.m. with Rev. Wight Kirtley officiating. The bride Is a student at DeLand High School and the groom a graduate of DeI.aad High School and employed by Maua.y Engineering Company. All friends are Invited. 51 • ': • IIW.1 10 - , ••...a just -' .•t : . 4 -• -',-- GO The Vogue's shills and join the orbit \ .. t- 3.,99 Sun - fun iiht Into summer. Gaily - priritd cottons fully lined choose 110111 malty Oytes - Sizes 10 to 18 - SUDDENLY 3 COMPLEXION MIRACLES HAPPEN TO YOU WITH NEW CORN-SILK First basic change in face powder in 2,000 years I Corn-Silk" Micron-Powder is the firMt face powder made from corn— yes, coral Miraculously, Corn-Silk keeps Ih.' -il IUC a/f your itose hours lonjer... romplr.rioa can actually lead loa clearer, /iuer will that won't cake or rh anyu color. , , ,brsnq. omila magnificent DISCOVER CORN-SILK FOR YOURSELF ... 2.00 AT ECKERD DRUGS ue Charge Account fly Vogue 010 PLAZA ANFORD )CALA • WINTER PARK 5 T ISLAND • JACKSONVILLE - - - �C A S lip 55A ____ nosW oornv _____ DIP rsaa SY sooaa BY A*SVwImmwr _____ Igor" to NONMT elfim ,iea to .'ire. . 1 To whim ia mar easisini 7. whe it may esacern: r. - U IV= The Samuel. Ceisty Saud of Tb. Ses.la.1. County Board of IdSer of 7ON5. B.aaIn LOO nd S H" - It Pays To o a us and .ntm.d t. Ito. 1101$. of the dm10 Adjustment will bill a pwhii. Adjuitmast wift bold a piblie 11 heart" I. e.sddsr a' pomi* 5was M a' P .11114111 stron bett" et greatest ssSSb S. is, INS IS. H us Ap&Iaaess Sudan .1 .nu1l Pat. 19-J111111111 o e *. sisa sur- um ov _____________________ _____________________________________________ vailsasstithehump 5iS*ha. tboek arisnci Id thi hesing exilto on sod far sestoom CO". be Too have a drinking problem. AXIMAI, HAVEN XRXN99A: APPLIANCELF: Washers. Rofrtdines iirMu.MhI b7 Ralph R.gnlat$saa ma rsqn.st.4 by ty. Ploilds, wherein DAR OP Will. P O. Don 1311, Sanford. SOudhaL f coaca. $ *.w Yeah bssk perator. Stove, a low i Jeans. k Ossid Omalsad IS Retort Proomcher on the Ckihn.ha., Get P' NI. tag eorpo,s*lon, Is ple*st*ff, end WkifsD Pv.,eattos. Call $30.51. 5.nics call. IOi. dassulbsd pisiitys living domribsd property: Lot TIMOTHY WE herd. * Beagles *1CC. 3314713 enS TUSLN* ND'S APPLIANCE REPAIR, CARD. Oflando 141-11*0 6. Country Club Its- illIlloLl his mu, Mon "I" till Celery A.. 332.0410 ot • liii.. ______ irises Seetlea of Loch Arbor. I will sellvIft t 4b htaisnt or Push bearing Will hi hail PnMI. h.aring will ho held cme 1:3.0130. Isds, Cii' I a' 0* ________________ a • to lbS C5S$ty im Is thi County O.- 8-6 NOON of the . Ciist3 . -. • Bless. Cetit NSn.Sb Sanford. Re.m, Cfl NeuM. Sanford.byco.rt. DIG TOP Pithi ETTIkI 531.1154. -I. PiseI is Juai 11, INS $1 711 pIjSa, RaW IIOVP.S. n.y policy. Daily JuS. 5$. 104$ at 111 at 1111 A. is a' PAIR PIANO TUiNO 0 F. isa. thiresfter ii P. ii. is a. seen ther..ft.r 5 ef July9*K. ampt Sunday. Al.. Priday SNAUTIFIJI. ZItte.,, 5154475. lbs frU.w$ug dlise.ss.pe W. 1.. UAHIIO?i 382M1* pisilbia. . $111 a. ortang. Dr. crib.d PI.p.I1V en S 5b wd nt asm*wb County me 53.8455. Semisel. County Beard .f said Ptaal Dome., I. Wl4z Foods. MI.t 140 11. ACABY 11*1155 Vnithis C. Iklbssk, *av me during a. y. By: Wlhliaii C. Baibsek flint ona, sessNiag to a. CALAUrnMZ: choo.. from ii,nei 14051*1 ROIBDID Csai rise ther s.q, IIUIS$I In Publish In.. 1$, ION -lb so. heIrs Nursery 1 mL Reas.sable hats Publish Jun. 11 94$ Phi Dlii 11. N 15.41 nsA-Is W..t of Big Tree Park. (Cloi-X*udw *ThDII Cars (bid RIding A • In. re s I'DDA44 PubIs. B.i.çdl e4 Sunday.). Cant. 1i. We never hose $334701 532-flit • psp County. Pleala. • 344 •5* $3345 Dst.d this 15* BY 41 For Sale .la.ii *wn.** 1055 . 41 P'ONL "-*. . a*arn. w Ca, in y home BY *RlVflD**? fINAL) 7._whim_It ms miiiit 33_g maa's. 333.Ull. Trailer. 333. WJItEL Utility I 41 MutIng Arthur a. Di-3..'Ni, S ____ 1310. concern: Cloth of - Chw.N si4 AADIS$ will held $ pebBi T• shod it ft~ of Tb. Seseind. Co of P7 Martha 1 von a. SANDLEWOOD Lined Drape..-1 _________ IsO. Session Jun. 15 • July 4. Deputy Cliii . Adju.tmiet will hold a publh. is, $. a' pair Ill z 44, 3 pr. 101 a 54. ONO. PITTARD, DIRICiOR lass. In a Ass Aml.uku. sisi hearIng to .e.eldlr lb. - posai. MALCOlM a. Sell cheap. Double window uta.sa CSOWPT n.*RD 533.5451 (rem Ill p Iii ft. .751 115 WhIp if prasunge 54 yard Atl.rusp fit PislaIN' 133.1515 Travis rods; white leather twin BY sssheet nsrlsaei to the lealag UI I. I. ThIS ruM, soofte Hollywood h a ad boa rd. 4. so" 41 PuntS. SlimIng iShI$I.5 a. rsqleid by Miami, PlirIda $5151 toss WDIOSIT lsly with Des. WN6 tram... 13 fl un ge shot cum To whom It may concern: Phiflipe is iii IsUOwlag Publish a-. U, ION A-DIET Yshlots. Oily Us U with adjustable choke. Model _____ Tis Ssmlaol. County Board of bid prep. Lot 9, Bloek DDA.41 $(c*eyn.ids D,ug. 20. 221-I113. MJuM$ will hold a public U, Loshks,t SeirtaI.a. of bestIng to .onslder the posit. vow IS as will hi 1.44 Ia PuSh bearing w111 ho held In SALE: FAMOUS mali. L p , • wDtv .t granting a rear and lb. County CosSteM.nse. ROOM a. ca.nt C maisslesom Rang... Saving. up to 130. • dli ot va ance to ri Court 55511b Saifitd, Pisilds Donna of $ piece Corning Wars • lbs lining JIdglation. to build 1555 35 INS at 7:15 AF. H. WA is SON Ii, ION at 7*35 P 11. Not with any range selling for 70 141 lIst isis. i-rn. a. RoiSMa. if Pk11 hod or a. isis lbsItsi a. psi.. ,,as sia. tb.vssft.e' a. pessi. meter isa veer $140.15 or more. Call Subursi In.S riqn.s5s4 by the Church of Wi the under.lgi..d, being op tied a buy.v ban Propane Clap In Iiaithand, fit veer 5.... Chflea at Geneva. florida, on duly sworn, do ber.by doclar. _______ $eai..h. Cesaty S.srd if Peals.!. county herd of Ama.g sat $b51uli of .1 *1*. 444.1711. the following described property: under oath that the names of all Adminlase Ujuetmist 111 Sri psepis Wi. mind Sad Seals L g corn.i' Stock , Persons Interested In the bust. Or Milne= C. Da$ba.k. RENT BLUE Lusty. Carpet 1 IaaC, Ba*b.ck, wast what vet bini tO . T.wnalt. of Geneva. P. 13, 3, ness or proflesios carried on Sham pooer for only $2 per day. Cbe pg. 11, us It III ft. thence under the names ef PAIIZWAY ubhash line N, 1544 Carroll Furniture. PublIsh 155. II, INS II ft. theme* I 13$ ft to street RESTAURANT at BighWsy 484, DDA.$$ Akamosis lprteps Ylealda and a' ii it to p, 14' FORD Mag. Wheels 1125. Public besting Will he held in the extent of the interest of Ph. 333.0130. lbs County Commiesioners jn, each. Is a foll.wsl Martha 1. Nu.OIL Court lion.., Sanford, florida, Yotee, Sol* Owner. MAPLE SOYA- 2 chair., ieP X-sflk* .7. Yates rat. cu.hions, good cond. 322. en am* 30, It" at 7:50 P. Ii. 1341. ON 46 8"0 thereafter a. possible. 'r.m or WLRIDA •PWUs,hs. ____ SuaIn.li County Board of 0 A8SVIZF3 PAYMENTS Sworn to and subscribed before Adjustmaeutt - ou 7 hd s fw .I• SINGER slant needle, in 3 draw. me this 10th day of Jun., A. WlhlIom C. Balbach. ________________________________________________________ & Put. I _______________________________ ____ 53. Wanted To WORLD ____ ________ 0 I1111 _______ : - _____ . _____ _______ _______ ________ 15. Poultry. Uv.ulsuk 43. Plants, _____ _______ US-NOT. Seeds 55. FurnIture For Sale •$ ______ _ ____ _______ 5 _________ _____________ _______ 12. Spedal Netlus ____ ____ 10. MIsc. __ CAMP MOM ______ unty BoatS Legal Notice ____ _________ _______ ________ _____ __ ___________________ ______________________ ____________________ _____ FURNITURE: Freight damaged bedroom and dtnig room furniture. Many pieces show a. damse, however price is Legal Notice .uflml 14 or he., than regular v.1*11. Noll Freight Damaged Purni. tur e gala., Hwy. lt.iZ Ca..eI. ____ ________ lii W. FIRST iu - US GETTHE rvn. l*YSArT IT. BY O'tlt: '44 Volk.wgen APIS do.. In. Jimmy Cowan. $22:IO*L _____ _________________________ Carpet _X;~ 1 _____ .. 1. Dl.r'. prlc.. ('alt Prani Jones. • 313.4113 or 2234424. _____ _______ Zp!) A II }'.r DII . i • - _________ _________________________ .: - - .• s -Went Ad Information -- . DIVCt Phls hUh To Wm* Ads SANP0R$ WIflN . 3fl.5612 • - IIMINOI.I *rr APT., fully equipped. utili. A tie. turn, near hoepital. 311. ~@ 1~ ________________________ ___________________________ _______________________________ AVALON AP4WVMENTII 1 131)1114 FUIIN., house on weul $ 114 W.. 3*4 It.. . 313$4$7 iii., Call 3:2.135, fj, clack. CLNAX Porn. Apt. 1182111. - 4$ BARRACITOI or '4$ Iime*S auume payments, call atlaS 1:3). 3.33l). -. ___ - 120. Automotive Senke - MJOOM. • unfurit. $15 ma. 1.1311. Pl3R..'$ ApIs *lth outside $t.v,ns 32 3345 :1411 Stevens, porches, near hospItal. Newly __ aschl H..d s-_ GL.A.SS INSTALLED 4AI.J'TO _ 5 NotIce. at large 13. Feed __________________________ GANAS DAY CAMP U. 35 4. . - - - ad monthly 121. SCooters & Cycles _______________________ _______________________________ It •.$ ______________________________ 12.1. ____________________________ ________________________ _____________________________ __________________________ _ _ SOL.TFI-I'ARJ) ______________________ r.rric. crctr.a UP. _________ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Payton Realty us. OUR DAYS 101 __________________________ __________________________ ________________________ • • Robson • 0 • ___ i. I am Goods _____________________________ _______________________________ - Lots ___________________________ _ ___________ ___________ ______________ _ Tz ______ a. Articles __ Rent HUMBLE _______ 5 5 • __________ -_ ______ _______ ______ _____ ______________________ Le _ ______ _________ ___________ HOLLER _______________________________ __ __ ______ _______ _____________________________ ______ ____ ______ _____________ ________ St.emper Agency ___________________ _____ ___ ____ _ 102. _____ _ _ _ '' PsistImi tILSON PAINTING Apartments For Rent ii __________________________ _____________________ 5 , I _____ $100 DOWN hi Jim Hunt Realty ROAD TUSTID GUARANTEID 62 IUICK ___________________________ FRA VA HOMES iIErrZ.r.R . . . . .~ . _. ~ ... . .. . :. . - - PAY at LZS ASSIGIIMIPIT 1pçs F Est-sutting uu.. p.51 MYs dollars ab wosk. si si VIM _____ frosi ysur nguisr Jill lnvsstaoot is th asw ts .nlui .iwfl 10 eclisctios sick ax. day you AM p th ______ is IdWS. - Trr - aL.. P gy you best, Ivis Repies . COVSTaIS, itS IStlItIIIIis5 tw.s, Its hajpful irifr1 and .N1 j) s'$i, Ii ' t Just about oS ft vustatint In your koMbold ____ Houses-Sale VIE'IPIAhI METAL CONCIETI PAINTING 63 VW CAMPER ADMINISIRATION Special Message WAREHOUSING THINK _________ ______ • -. 322.211 • 42$4fl$ • . Bel eve I . . . . I9 a' t 04 1ftforb 4 I • .' • . • • - a __________ -...*•... • _________• oi- . • . . •• -. •- ---••-•.-• ,- . • •- ... •'-. I. -r kaWill, , , - ~ ___ ..... . . . I .- - --. • •• • • COMET _______ - - . • -• ___________ • j. . ., \ . I . 1 395 __ only...- I ~ : . I , MANY L •- 1501 W. FIRST-ST. SANFORD PH.322O231 C IA, ELUNOR Volkswagen "W. Abost Vi..., çarf We Case About Vow Car" MiKO • OUNTY. LI MOTORS SANFORD USED CARS HOLLER MOTOR SALE 2515 W. lit. ST. DIALER OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M. • - •- \ ~ : l -.- - , .•. 64 _ 1$ MONTH COt4'TRCT MUST N AVAILABLE RAMEDIATELY I Seal Opp. . . I895 as l 6 • . £pQcwiF T.IIRD .., Notice . . Dodge Coronet STATUS - I 62 vacation. __ __ ps 6 t:1170~ ~ OPPORTUNITY: __ ____ It • # . I 295 $ Would You AFFORD A as a • LLI 2O95 UAUY PAVING r:' ______ -- , ______________________ met. -. THINK AGAIN! •• 65 - YO VOW C . CHEVELLI _______ Crumley Monteith Inc. opsci PIII.D ACCOUNTING • 65 Houses _________________ _____ and. pletur. Ow, IN MSCHAN-ICAL y poitant psitiap., ax, Ito usitid usi- r.WJ -' Times UrVM ..,.,... - SUPERINTINDENTS __________ _____ YOS, Newp.psi 1Is. s TW8 is oiy coo at ma aiwapapir SAViNGS- 1 NOON N ,i.sI, HEAVY I9UIPMIIIT F tez v%Into your M smapprm _____ ____ INGINIERS llCTl*L STRUCTURAL PROJUCT CIVIL .siugy. pspsr -the SATIJRDAY APARTMENTS MIDIATI OPININGS IMI SUCH IAVWG ______ - HUIP tb. _____ Want Ad Department Hours ______ y aM ssa' Stenst.rom Realty doelltised sosatsi too, if ou sinfully pus 06 ablew wIththsadsfth.to" Pft IT AmmW. AW 450 gy ads in YOU' U. LAKE GARDEN APARTMENTS ____ ___ SOUTH $100DOWN House Applianesi - - - SENKARIK GLASS COMPANY 24. P1. II.. DAYS' ........ _______________________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY MONDAY T. L.usr Yew I,s Thi LOSS Ciii P.r List. Per Day _____________________ yew ewW' STMT 12 NOON TO SAT. WHIDDON __ ______ . - ________________ d.eor$tM. Sultible for retiret couple. Ph. 332.4713. •Z'fll)R%i. IItM'SE, kitchen equip. pfd.. 132.5303. ' Toll. W. first at. ___________________ 425.53 lionEl 414 WIllow A'i. AS1L'MK paymenta fl VW EAr. mann tibia. Arcopt northing of value sa down pyot. 022AIlS for ,nt. Iii per mo. 40fl4 4755. *1 . Reit or •,. l)lS. 1 BATH. Family room central air. Owner ha. r.. du.4xrIce trots $14.30) to $13,000. its. P0* commitment .0 avatlabl( now. 111% FOlIO • Oft, custom for uale. Clean. Call 233.5419 at* tsr 4 p. m. $1131. PURM. Apt. down. all oil. litla. 1.11. £-22.374 - Sale A llli.-k Convertlbl.. one own. V.3 tnol.'r. stick shift. $3,000. Phone [.Jlary 111.1110. or. I RDRM. asrag.. APL close in turn. ine14in, utilities $139 wish. 123.3433. _____________________________ . Crulflley 'MOflteith SAULS AGENCY Inc. 71. Male Help IFWT . so. edeI. now flrs -: snc.lhent condItion. $131 baby • 1 den. doing P171111. (Downtown) $ poem, p. $ B0. - PUNM 3 lIt Purn 3 Iii staIrs, sit oond. $11: i room; YOUR CALl UNTIL If wit e $$3.S; Frigidaire Refrigerator ttoU.etrtler. flow, downstairs $55. water turn., So. V. For Rentals AD NW PAY NOON 901 maWl Trailer Court, 455.49$, Real Estate Sal.. • Rentals $15.35 no. newer decorated, 91.3411. Days 323.7174 $00 W. 1.1 M. unlnaics FURNITITIIE Ph. 433$ & __ Night. • Weekend. bsJ.04$$ Ad -. S IIDIIU.. 2 Bath, double tier. P'VflN. down.tatr Sol Park & 13th 313.1410 _______________________ PAINT age $110. or Ph, Palmetto. after 1.30 C A. 31I %I S 1301131. Corner, 1S4 lot, in Ilk phi. $32.lfh BRORBR Wanted Wynnwoo.1. 2401 Jettsreon ' ___________________________ 202 I. Park 39.3101 Court. 1224217. ONE DAY • . .e.u.s.es....,.. ....,.. A1'TS., private - bath., 1"$!. 2440 liawaths at 17.0$ FRONT 1.111) .tilgnrnsnt, Brake utilities turn.l specially suitel -THuR ROBERT A WILLIAMS A. ,,,..,,,.........,...,, 21* IPi PINCREIT: ROOM 3 Dr.. I bath. A.. Tune up man. Must be A liOIJ$E, Lake Monroe, for retired psop.. Ideally ho. VKSI'.t MtTflit $COOTF.R1 Realtor FIVE DAYS 123.1013. .oue.uu.... . No. 1. *33.0171, hlumphr.ys inn,. pymt.. $77 monthly catel ,lnwntown. Intuit. at ....,,. lPc Pit Us. JAW.t 3tOTflfl Raymoitd Lnndqulst. sa.,'. closing cost. Close to .cho,L TIN DAYS ...,... Tire Service. .lacohuon's Dept. Itote, Ill K YA7.un A AI1EIN'kt IAW1iM0W. *32.3151 Atlantic Dank Bldg. ....... 17* Per rlYnmUIIIED i,..3 at I IrnsdiaIa occupancy, *33.1151. TWINTY lit. It.; Sanford. Fits . .,. . .,.. ... ..... 14. Per l''int., with all utilities. I... RETIRED MILITARY .p desk, automatic, sig-saisi LEWIS PALES £ $F.IIVICI 1011. v_as than $71 per month. Couple. P111111. API'S. Ph. 0221450 or Be above the ordinary SAIlS 2,RaOIt Dl tJPP, on at. Johns COONPCUI1VI NSl1$IlON$...NO COSANSI OP COPY 2117 W. Country Club Road Untos S. Waterhouse Publish June II, 1545 _______________________________________________________________ 4. button hole.. Dozens of di. TIlE T131E TESTED FIRM Have a career with with not over 2 children. 321' 115.2415. River. I flirts., Ilk, new. $5,300. signs, blind stitch & .swa on l'h.in. 223.7331 Rotary Public *tat* of Plot. 12. Special ($1.11 MINIMUM NA1SI) DDA.4$ 12011. PARIC AYIC'tUPI 19.4131 1457. Mutual of Omaha rn. CStsdU -. button,. Sold for 1311.50. pay Ida 2100 )lellnnvill.. Call McCarty 0* Always ardor e economical 3.4511 ___________________________ r on wieldy or MfA1.I. 2 R.,Ironm ho,,,., not P1)1111. APT., UIDSLD OSESTY oft balance $144. or $3 PCt A5D 14y com,ni.elsi espire.e Jigs4 lkmts& Motors Orlando • D.1.ACXEYE p.., bring own weak. Ph. Credit 33cr. 123.1411 BY *.JVIThR*T rates. sa yes II. 105$ finished, nothing fancy, cheap CLEAN SPURN. Apt., 404 Park earl.,' r.sults. Call and 1.15..- 41 Pull. Besriss Bonded th rough W. Container 4. you pick $1.10 So. e4 OPENING available for man, age runt. $1.00 w.eW. Phune 13:. Ave. 321.0310. cancil - you'll be billed for only the days run at DATI-IWAY TO THE LIVING ROOM, Dining Room. 333.0130. 1. whom it may concernl fllesO.ffiorst 3154 after 5 P. m. $455 DOWN 4. Move in while ii no Importance. careful .IrIv. _____________________________________ WTICRWAT INVESTMENT 4. REALTY _____________________________________ _________________________________ • Misc. Rdrm. furniture. 1:2. sai'n.d ' -vat.. Too Seminole County Board Publish Juna 9, Punt. SMALL downstairs ApI. habit. are. Job involves 114 July Bight. tune 13th-(ilth,) I. INC being qualifIed - 3 liedrnom V. Park Ave. . • 513-5173 porting 7044. aIS GEORGIA PEACHES. *32 1311. if Adjustment will bold a public S. 1555 *30* Maple, 032.1731, I'tlhINlSlIEfi general work and straight .BI.,k . Call -Prod Oanaa 232.2251 home--2 block, from YOUR Y.VINRUDE DEALER heaving_to considir the oust. 00*-IS I bath from $71 t. C tinual truck driving. Out of town 1 _1.4T REAL -UTATL Sihool ShoppIng. Owner • --PEAS. 4. Coftes Table. I ------21)4.4.1 $1.04 be.. Ii A... SOFA old C,..--ii 5 I. Do to.tS fl •JWIP!5 • •PWISI •5 5OViA1. DISCOUNT to I nights piy week. Mu.t UAI.t,DAY ON NTGIVT 122.7411 133$14I. WWWUU UWU • . 9 vv - .............. .-.-., south of Navy' f.ti Virgil III. 39.5722. take Jessup. 333.7145. In an 33.1 Industrial S$10 l7NPIIIINI$HKD P$C?fl10 *A P011 YOUR VACATION have. able to obtain or Chant. 14' 11ITN.A.80117 wio4.2s lip al to build and .p.rate a NOTICE LI hereby given that SAVE 10% on any round trip M. Aaron Farm. 133-4117. 1Li9 A 4 fldrm - I 4. 0 baths, BEING TRANSFERRED, must ll-Me.. feur'. Bean... Phone 322.7142, 90, Wanted HOTPOINT automati ironer, For Evinrud. Al Trailer 5410. Pk. slaah4.r bou.e for slaughter of Kitchen •.iuipped from iii to TWO SORM. Furs, apt. *50. 1703 sell, engaged in bushes. at 131)833. bath, leaving S a. m. Monday thru partly June 21) or 21. $ * •4I'S.0 4. 3--NS very reasonable. Ph. *33.1144, 123.3000. 5, jjMagnolia. 122.1311, 2225. ailmale (ea.t.m) and meat .tor. Rt. 3 Box INS Ssnf.rd, Via., 1122. ITI-:JI 8)1 AaI:Ney, 111$ air conditioned. avatlabl, July S a. in. Friday. Also anywhere • N-Ia.eraas. Xpz'imx. 2 acres frontage I-us, ape, cutting and distribution as Seminal. County, Florida. on. SENIOR Citisen, to work nights 1P' Ave. 122.43*1, .Asaurne SAVE $10.00 payment., In U. 5. or Canada for $01. $7341. SI-Osbeell 4. Imatru.tI.a. fleorgi 31 Pt. 11150*1*1) ('shin Cruiser, Ave. High School ___________________________________ ONE 1101131. turn, apt. 34$, $33 1•-Card .9 Thanhe 5 is Your Root? 7' 7 PSqsiit.4 by Walter ifophifla on der the fictitloue n.m. of 1011 39.4241. ivory oth.r wesk, at i'.rviee *324224. Round Trip. Call or sos Homey yj 1381110 this ad & rcalvs $10.00 IS-5.plevmsa parking tot. $11*O-T.rme, H HP. •ld host, excel. eond, N. Ith. 121.1011, 3115. $...C*114 IS thefollowing da.erlb.4 property: Florida Portable Cleaning Sir. 5 4. .1 TURNER ROOFING Uttle, Agent. (ireybogn4 Bus Station. Someone on Social Ii_____________ tI-Maa Seip Waseid on a watch for Dad. 1105..- . Ilea.nnsbhe, *32.5131. tlNftTllN. $ Rdrm. Home. Quiet .f t,ot IS, liecea Hammock. vice, 333.0754, and that I in. Ph. 123.3401 Sanford GWALTNEY JE%VELF.RS •urity. N oth.r need apply, -. Station. 3131, YtIltNl?llED, $55; 2101 SI-Pomato Uelp Wanted :, BE IT EVER SO ' location u,s_ 321.41ST._____________ 3 Publie hearing will b. hold tend to resister said same Se. Al Dawson, Imperial 8cr- LOTS 15 4. ii *a 01*15 Yt's.t, t$-MM. ii Vimal. Rep ___ . )iainolia; 2 l*drm. $41. S. A. I P. PLirk Ave. Sanford . I1-$peslslRMaa. to theCounty Commissioners with the Clerk of hi Circuit SMALL. Business need p.rki,tg RELAX lIt Nifty Auto hath 1co Station, Intene.tat. 4 4. 1S-Sel.e hip Wastid eantPsit.s.$I00. Mrs. A. C. WI*. WIlliam., 132.3111. wash your ci?. Fast eervlce, 4 110831., structurally Rea. Court lieu.. Sanford, Court, Seminole County, Fier. 100. Hwy. 44. San fr,i. Resort Rentals up? L's. 1.0w-Cost Want Ado 1T-'Ltuat$.s Wasted ii., III Con -St., liattine. 540$ I. French 5mw' 'ic 51. For FInells, an Jun. 20. III at 7:10 323.7134 ______________________ home on FIVE to 1.11 and ..11I Ida, in acoorane. with the 17•A-'$ituation Wanted burg. Mi.i, Ph. 3.4305. P1)811. APT. $17 W. 11th. 41$. ilIondal SsuI - AClt lid, with paint & P. . ea.n thereafter a. provisions of the Pietilievu D(711A11 FB0NT I'T8. 131L Students 4151. 72. Female Help Wanted __________________________ • DO SEWING, Alterations * teach - IS-hutsitot DIsmaSeas RENT A IJEI.) . the..... .&ation of Kitchen pea.$bl.. Atlantic, Oaytnflp bleach. Mr.. Name Statutes, t.-wi ts Section IWVE!T N lARD SI-Ia.,.. opsommommillillillillillillilli sewIng. 333.3175. I?'JaBIIeiljI menses Iemia.*. County Board of $41.05 Florida ItaIvt. - LARGE Late near ilvor $$i$j - 4. Bali., C swiftly converted R, U. liutchlson,'l*I.40$I. I ROOM furnIshed Ant., all utill. 20$?. __ Rollaway. Hospital, $$-iivaia..e pr.p.-...sai. gal Notice RETIRED Woman with eon,. 1itAsas 5* 15.. By Day. Week or Month. Into an ,obect of pride * joy . Adjustment Hon.uttca near 24 ties $41.00 lisa estept (3.. Mo. •I-ft ('nu. Sic: B.rwyn A. Peters Silas. w.a .With city moon,, needed to help in I1-IsUderh Sis,Sm CARROLL'S FURNITURE fo you. Only $11,500, scm. I flillIli. P11811. Beach cottage. 11 LAWN MOWING! By Willis C. Halback. W$t.r $131; Se-us Silas. Dole plea only. Apt. No. I, $11 Mag. Publish May 31 4. June t, 5, IN C1*CVfl COVET OP TUB horn.. Good hours. 1112 Liu. Il-RardWate 410 Cuciar St., 14 blk. from 115 W. 1,1. termS, EvenIngs call 93.2004, Weekly or $oathly t.,.. 332.511* Chairman nolia Ave. TIlE BEST Lab, host su.t.. =95 IS. 1114 BINYR .IVDICIAL CIRCVI'I, s-el Ave. 11-Moon lm15su-_ New Smyrna bleach, $30 Wk. I PvbIi.i i*a. II, loll Choice acisag.-. Y 55-14.. CDX $4 , Sa1 seisci a 3554191 II AND FOR 11515015 BEDS. TV., Saw, Tape Recorders U-PIamWag 232-3411 _____ lilt. DDA.0 aer.s or more. COVWTT. FLORIDA (Sanford Exchange) Tillers, Renovator. -Multiple ListIng Realtor I$...PM*ttai Ezesllsnt term, 0* all. if then.. 111 ITDD STATUS DISTUICT HELEN S. MUNDT BOWEN, Legal Notice 35"B'1fl'D1 AMERICAN RENT-ALT, BIBof.0 cotyy RO*RD APPRAISER INSUROR Inveel.a bbtfle aoeb-asth Per Sa'. - ' COIJRI RIDDLI RIPTaICT OP PAIN ING • CARPENTRY - Mobil. Homes . sale I Plaintiff 3544 8. Hiawatha BY AD3L' WVBDT Np • 1515 A. French a.0 the results P planned 222-491% SS-Sl..ma dl.1 FLORIDA 051*11)0 DSVI.I•N 4" '. vu. A. J. Adcock 333.5515 ____ • ,., •, _ 21-5MM. ...,_._ Tibiff i0ra I -Tm 'em., - ,,,.,ri,s', ''. MSea at PuWO. IS.a,Iag IIe'M ne IsriI W"'fl I .'JiIII.L PUC0S55, N,. SI-OS 0,1.4.1,- UNITED aEoitGpJ ARCHIII BOWEN, •5'Phis i To whom it may concern: ,1i 'pisyji jvntris'Ccis' CALIJIART REAL ESTATE $ DiU1..1 BATH, ce n tral air, $-*.ai 5.1.1. Ii.haago Hwy. 17.53 5. Sanford STATES OP AMPRICA. Plain 23. De f.ndast screened in porch, t'n'e,I in 35-hess App$isses CCI?, IN AND FOR 11*213501.13 CALL DAY OR NIOIfl' $31.7455 Tha Seminole County Board of tiff, vu. J. D. MALOY, at al. ts-Ssssr% a.sis 381.3158 TO DEPRID IIMn.I yard * gang.. 322.804 after M.IW AdSiat..t will hold a publie De f e ndants. NOTICU OP 5*15 tOe NOTICE OVNTY, FLORIDA, . *ll.Tvs3Iaps-.aa oI:oIluic ARCHIE now. . I1-Buslaes , 106. • P. No. Mia1 hearini 3. eanmidsy the Po... -Notice Is hereby given that CUAECIISY 'ensi 115-Mabue Nes -Sal. 95, hous es For Sale EN 35-UØ.ISSsrP IWlily of granting a special On. pursuant I. a Final DeorsO at Aundew DIVORCE Ill-Mebile Eeas-ues do J. A. 1*111311 SERVICE OUTSTANDING l$-YeesouoCLUa. .itioa in S *.l lilngl. Family Foreclosure BORER? DEN VOLVIA. $N-?rshsr Ipue.-$es , ' Vun4. 3 Br. T)uple. ApT.," *wSlS5#yew .ni?,,d on, May 31 103 North .tvenu. Drunk 7 ROOM, 1 Bit., 3 bath block I5--SstsSis4 • Spray BisNe*ttat . I. build $ cOlaS $IS-4ns1 PlalntIff ,kit. equippad, venetian ahadel.,II by this abav •ntilkli La b. Bluff, IllinoIs lion,, in exclusive u.etion of 131.0311 hesse with seeking facIliti.w ad. *445 lIS-4.tcas. 5* $$ .....teraso floor, 4. AND OOVL'4jlEN'r OWNED HOMES ' Court in the above styled tile bath, S?$sTIA.SIsa. You are hereby notified that Sa nford, Separate dining mm, $bo.'Jeh jaea.l 5• owners lot. in City of ran.., the undersigned AJIIt BEAMAN VOLWA. 101-Ssima Vii esa 1.1.4 11115., 1.1 hiATUS Cell 323-3334 after I P. m. United a Complaint for Divorce has Living rot., l'la. rm., oak firs., 4I-Plssl. - 7.ili - Sieli $11-Dental ApesIn Sa 24. Well Dnilliug T. nford as onre sated by Wesley luly authorl..d deputies Defendant. will boss filed against you and you tils roof and much more. 1.0. Il-MIne. Per Sale Pta.. lb. following 4... NOTICE . 215-Wasted To *.st 1 118. Furn. Apt. 111.1175. •lie ii ffiSM. Marshal or any of his are req uired to sen. copy of calif an 3 bs.tutiful Into with 1I-a,U.lea P., l.a. embed property: W II ft of Lot States TO, AN'.' 1113A36TAN VOLIVA $35-Autos Pot Maio WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS 2324 Pntk Drive office 332-3115 sail the pro perty situate in your Answer or Pleading to MASSIVE oak, for plenty of Il-Iwap it Ru-bins, 111)833. IL Irsa. Subdivision. 1 You are hereby 1 * APT$., Air eondi, Iktii4Yi5I,_4.ItAii notified IlS-Aut..-"Sas of that Night: 323-0441 01' 132.0700 SIPRMKLXR SYSTEMS t.,ninoi, County.Florida dee. the Plaintiff's attorney., YEI.O. shade. A horne you can be 11-Wanted To Sap lionel all else. Kitchen, lunkt. 4-door h.rdo.p, siNe PuWIe hearing will b. hold In ribeb 96:-L0? a suit has been brought against $9'-'7.*i p $s3• a. i-steMs. ohm am i% . - All Types and fI.i , 21. BLOCK I ER AND BETTINOIIAUI, proud of sod can afford to I1-'PStIItiiS Pus. sib In the Circuit Court of th. the County Commissioners Room, 94-Auw..i,, I'eL You We notes tr.u.mhei.., peter repair and Sorvl.s -. 'T'O'IIVN'N phces1CI at South Knowl.. Ay.nus, Draw. HOMES ORLANDO price own at it of $11,300. l5-An$iqom Pit Isis Court Hon... Sanford, Florida. IECTION ONE, iii Sesoiws 4. Cpa' Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and ITINE according to er B, Winter Park, Florida, and stesda s.d bribs., NIl. U-Mosoy To on Jun. 30. IllS at 7:30 V. If. or 7151 thereof recorded For Seminole County, FlorIda, 11$-Rest. 4. Metim Machinery Al Supply Cis sadN5atsaWeosspse,, .md -.Psiy ii1.511' In flat file lb. original Answer to the W. SI-Bedim Oppeasnassus. 111 B. First St. a. eon thereafter a. possible. Ta Ch.anc 133.1131 er y by ROBERT URN 301 WARD $n4 It. 22 2.1412 took 13. Page. 1 and I, Pu b. Pleading In the offica of the _____________________________ They 41 e. lii Hued. A very low mL. vw ,YOLIVA. Seminole County Board of IS Record. .f Seminole Con., Clerk of the Circuit Court. sssis.p MIlee *155500W, sir, lesify sound, In Adjustment You ar, hereby requirel to Located Throughout County INVESTMENT & REALTY 30. SemInole County Courthouse, ly, Ylorhia. .51 public otery 1sa • ti'rMr 2-3 Bce. 1-1's 3 Bath. IllS lied,;.. enohaskaIly By Willias. C. Halback, serve upon t).NE B. 5Tt.i'Ii. COMMODORE lii N. 'ark Ave. 313.117* Sanfo rd, Florida, on or before and best the highest bidder Chairman SNIION, Plaintiff's Attorney, Some Kitchen. Squippad s.d el4aI.e. Slassi hiss ror "*.h at 13:00 o'clock noon the 34th day of lute ISIS. SANPUICI) L.C'fI{IC CU. Publish Jun. 9, 1045 whoae address is Post Office 1'*ym.ltts Li.. Than Rent I BEDROOM, Pin. room. ('Block ________ Snub sib hiss Insulat. It you fail to do so a Judg. Q, N. APPUANCNI New * Used pn Thursday, tune It. 1114 at .PV11I(TMI1E1) UiirVlti4InhrliD DDA4I Drawer One, Fern Park, born.in Country To In.peo Club Station. MONDAY *k..g Pnidup - $30 A. nor. can M. Os P.M, Lb. Front door of the Seminole nsnt by Default will be taken Ph, li, .i.i,nt Mgr. 311-1340 _______________ 11$ Magnolia 121.1143 : Assume . m.rtg,,g. payments, Ida, a copy of your written ii. I it ounty Courthouse. Sanford, against you for the relief ds. • 15•LU (OV*TT BOARD A.M, - 12 $51 pin Mo. Call 313.3117. fenuam to the Complaint in .aid N 1W Delign. Sedan, radio, P'lorida. Dm1.4 1-34.54 mand.d in this Complaint. WANT ADS are like BI KI NIS,, OP ADJVn'TU%? .. PubH,hw i.ee,v.s I11h$ to suit on or before the 11th day A Multiple Listing. Realtor --_ rtviss end properly classify AN new bestir Ilk condition. e WITNESS lIe, hand and • John N. Mssuire, 5,, sail Not much ih.r.,,, BUT OP. D.Mu. .1 PubIs. ltoaul.g DID YOU EVER. if July, 1044. and the original REALTOR •dn,,iin,0,5, I to choose from. 5545 United State. Marshal of the Clerk of the Circuit FEittunities for all-Ups and i To whom it concern: $ CEDAR YUIINISIII:D of said written defense, shall 353-2420 2155 Park DrIve bed- Adjustments will I. made is s N-sun basis only far Court this 23r 4 day 1414db District at ________________________________________________________________ Florida of May, shop Classifi ' the ed Ada ,room? The SemIol. County Board of - 11.4, itre.ser, chest. be tiled with the Clerk of said typogr.phicel CIII , -. iS 1W Deluze Sunpoof, na endsli W. Wherry Adjustment will hold a public ( wardrobe. fllgI%t slant? 'Title erroni imp effec t liie viii. if Ms ad, Mjg.tmonts will not I. Court. The purpole of said suit di., heat.r, sliding roof ' dPassmsr ends. a.pes,4 lan ha yourn for only *7.500. mode 1.y.itd the uiriS userS... bearing to consider p po..i. t..I.t.nt United States Alice. (REAL) Is to obtain .IIvorco of and 'RE\VARD panel-on. previous owner. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. syllsdsr .s,is., ui4atd As a bonn. we'll Include a bility of granting a special e in• Icy from the Defendant, AN.' BRA. Clink of the Circuit Court ...... SINS WANTID-MAIR NILP WANTED-MALI nice J. bedroom home. lar.. Prs.umhsle., redis. hsasr. seption In a R.l Single Family tttorn.y for PlaIntiff MAN VOTJVA. YO11'I4. 193 rewarded with good By: Donna U. Markog ________________________________________________________ *e.i1.attal non, to convert :'ubII.h Jun. I, I. 11, *3, IllS 4lving room, eeparit. 'lining Psis Sash sib WITNESS my han-I as Cl a rk is. tenants r you'll rent Deputy Clerk us your N 1W Deluxe Silas. radIo, room. att ractive kitchen, 96. former ser,ice station to gu.t 10.5.1 all and or the seal of Rent 97. said Court in Oeehw, peed Hr... This, us 3 or 4 bedroom borne. Must b. For Rent PF.LDER AND BETTINQIIAUI beater. imsua.ulat. I to quart.,. with Inadequat, net. turnih.,1 and n.',t as a pin' fianfor,1, Seminole County. Ylor. .'io,e.in 554 h. had peed sure. 04 in alci neIhbnr. cheiss from, Only - SLIPS bieha as requested Plus a ch.e,l type fr.'.ser. I131)1131 ho., soar Zak. Mon. 3111)1133,3 by (lw.n IN TuB VIRCTf? COVR'V, II) South Knowles Avenue Freeman the following Ida. this the 4th day of June, hood. Phone Bob Alszat,dsr, IIATII, u'tfurn st.,v,,. P. 0. Drawer org. lot, II') a 133 ft. bearing on 4104- IiNtH Ji$SICI%L CIDCVII. IN Winter 1141. roe just oil 14. 331.4421. 3:3.3(11 lay or 133.41)41 night.. rs(nig. lthee,,,t 4. freeser. Park, Fiori,ia ___________________________________ 5 1W Jslose Sedan, radio, citrus tres,, ornamental shrubs 4101164 property: 1.01 C. lll.ek 1*1) FUR 15*35515 ColJN'VY, Attorneys for Plaintiff (S1.'.tI.) ________________________________ Area, $110. 313.1731. _______________________________________________________________ heater, real hew ,nll.agi. II, Amended Vial of Crystal rLOR I ui Arthur IL Ileckwith, Jr. now -and flow.r., rural location on TRADE your trâifóifr to Publl-.h May 33. 4. 1995 June Hoi*se*For Rent 4(YT1C5 , 0,. SLIT Shores road. Term.: Subdivision. Paved; 11,5)0 L111116 P. H. Clerk of Circuit Cotirt horn.. 113 mo. F.v.rything, •. $ IllS ___________________________________ 11. DORM. P111111. 123.1111, VA VEiNCh down, $4442 monthly. hurry S. Per 1$. 117 Donna St. Slirkna L33N' Ftlterprl,e., Inc. CIJZ.$3 Plaintiff es VW Dalus. Sedan, lI.'at. Publie heaving will h. Ii.i.I 05 t his one. Exclu.,iv, with NEW I DII. House, 3 bathe. 133. COST a. Deputy Clerk _______________________________ MECHANICAL 131.3113. CHIVE $ DORM.. & both, unfurn., Kit.-.),. or clean. Only .,...._.. line in th e County Comntl..Iq,n.r. 0073 Pubii,h Jun. I, 13, 22. 22, 19 44 IN 7*5 CIRCVII' COVET • MATERIAL i.rge on e.iuil,*ie.i. Mulibo sup., dish hiss yard, Room, Court lInus., M4nfor,l. LYIIEDA WALLACE, Wit.. TIlE well 00.5-21 LAROK COUNTRY HOldS NINTH JVDICLIL CIR. * pump. 221.1110. Florida. on Jun. D. 344 at 7:30 .iAIiS MEAT COMPANY, and finish with visyl and p.,. 55 1W Deluxe lidas, heater WilE, 122. me. pay's 1 * I flit. hOUSES; % 00' AND 105 55*3*015 ______________________ P. W. or as soon thereafter a.. tILl. LUMBER AND HARD. CVI? 15 'TIlE CblsEt'iT CUSHY 1W. 1.3311 EnterprIses, In.: In eaesileni ssndU.n-2 to totued ilsib lesdp,. 4 - 312.3555 C0V%1T. FLORIDA. 1 DORM., I 8ATII, corner' let. VARE COMPANY, Real Estate possible. VAI. ('etiNTV, YI.Uilii)A l4aIes.lt.nt,l. 131.3)11 choose trots .-.-.,----. oduG hod., on5be, .stesNis "Ms. Labs privileges. 222-0773. De fendants. CUANLBRY Sn. 100 W. 1st 8*. N.. $I.2i.S54, i'll. Z43iI C.mlnol. County Board of $ fAIR. IIPRII., * oomphati bath.. SOUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS Mission. pedls and hasow. ISIS WTATB OP FLORIDA HR. VPIRY Ch.an. Close in. lucilAltO hlM.AY Adjuotm.nt 3455 Mainella Ave. $31. Contact TWO 3.1111 nicely turn, houses, CAMPUS BANK, Locally swne4 s.d bed eed COOL! Cool.! COOL! roe ALPREDA WALLACE, By William C. Halback, Jimmy Cowan 2:3.4011. Plaintiff, '1.4 Wiiiln,. ljerdwsj'.. 332.3531, Plaintiff, Till REPAIRMAN . p ewe. Ash S. drive Ibis slimy rort 3!3100 you can't beat this 104 West hut Street, Chairman We. 55 1W C*hP$R A $Istlon 2 11.irm. IS, t.ath mo'i.rn horn, S nInth. l'4 bath, 1g.. Lot lo. 3 111)1151., taIlOR Sanford, PlorIds hint. esel Publish Jun. is. 1544 0. S. 8. ENTEIIh'lttSE', INC., NORTH ORLANDO: I Rdrm.. IRON WOIKIN SHUT P'la. room, Ills D. X. LUNSPORO and LINDA Wagon by day with a built bath, kitchen with a lit,. Family room. equIpe.I, tak. a Piorlia corporation ani DDA.Sl cata,1 2415 Chase Ave., tanford, l.slh, air conditioned. 121-0221 LUNVOItD, hi. wife. and In mclii for night BOB ...... •uns over '1'srma7' ILICTRICAL payments. .131. aet'ls Your 474. will be WILLIAMS MEAT CON. i. .,iu n.th (B..b,r. Nat Mokolow Ph. IC),IiS An,.nk 11, ...n,'- ,,.t.i, anti ovoJust - . -- - ---' :' PSNY. uuiui John Spolslti.' Wflli*m 13. 8Irn. NO "Cent." in welting . , -II 1W CARP5* compute I.YN B. CIIUTCIIIELD, hi. Lit CAL.fMAtfl IIEAL KITITE or Alut!$TmIG%T Address Unknown Ff1111. or. ot0fl. Jr. and Byron 3 W Evans house. 11.5113 wife, now camper kit in eaccil.nt Want Ads make you money. CALL DAY lilt NI(IIiT 9.75)$ 4• Noon of rubles, location ter S. 1)ef,nI.nte condition To whom it may concern: 1111.1. LUMBIR AND oruti. OF SILE NOTICE lb. Itumlnol. County Board of HARDWARE COMPANY. NOTIOI': IS IIERI-1IT (IiVr,N CRUSHING TOa D. V. L1JNIP'ORD and 11451$ Adjustment will hold a public Ill W. Third St.. that by virt':s of that certain With f.stur beIIi,Iue and LINDA LUNSFORD. his h.artng to consider the p"..iPIPING Sanford. Florida writ ..f Riecutmon i..ue,I out wife, 5.07 ether little elI1us. lie Is 1W Deltas. el WaASYOU ARE HEREBY NOV. of ani tinder the seal of the P And all Parties claiming In. IN gqn, radio, beater, split Sess ia::.l Circuit Court of I)u,I County, griculture 'lED that $ cult han been filed es by, through. under. ' frost coat for walk hint none to permit construction of gainsi you, AlJ'REL)A WAI.,. isrts VIorI,Ia, Upon a fInd julg. e against D. N. l.t'NMPORO ani TIMIIIEPING eohivenh.nce. Do.,, s person. Ieniwr$t.rs clulId Studio a, r.- ACE. WILLIAMS MEAT CON. .1110* LUNSPOItO, his PAYROLL rnant ren.l.r,-.t in tb, 'it '-.r,rt wife, al bus. _,.. .................. saus. quseisd by Robert Quimby on 'ANT, and HILL LUMBER AND an the .'sib lay of July, IllS in PIRSONNIL ' the following d..crtb.4 pro. IARDWAISE COMPANY, In the lad to all parties having er t ha rectal ,, c, i..'. ci, 'ntltle I TO THE MAN WHO ThINKS laiming to have any right, UI VW Deluxe Station We. Itichr,1 P0111* The RhO of Rw'.I of NBq bov...ntitled coos., and that ill., llal,y. I'laintiff and or Interest in the pro. 01 radio, heater-p.rf.ct NE CAN'T 0. S 14. Ent.'rprl.e., In.'. a WI Section 37.1 58.g on an, required to file your Of i nty herein describe d, for lb. ..._,.. (I... W 38 ft for road) and sub. newer with the Clerk of this Florida corporation, and Ken. YOU ARE hereby notified Fear of th. Hatless largest contractors, In Joint VonFIRST CLASS CAl . Oie.ier.. Ni: Sokoinw, John uurt and to none a copy there. hat $IiiaSflft easement a)ougN Cup., whit, finish, blab a Complaint to forest*" N 7W Standard Station has for road. Spoluki. no upon the Plaintiffs o the William H. Sirnn,or,., ay1 isirther, .st.maIl* tiers is VIS$IaM, ais engaged in a hug41 military conWagop, radIo, heater, iStra Pubis. blaring will be h.s. i.slntifre attorneys, whose i mortgage encumbering the Jr. mi Byron W. Evans, i's. S mule. power .Netln steviti.. clean, only In the County Commission.,. am. and address i WTEN. olbowing real property: pe.y.a Of .11 typ.s of work tenlant,, which .................... Writ of Pu. - air bases, Lot 4, Block A. t't)USTRY God rib.., p.m., wed... •t'Uti.n was lieliverel to ni. 's Room. Court lieu... Sanford. TRoll. DAVIS * McINTOSH, docks asd barbers, catomsnfs, communIcations faciliCLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. 517W Deluxe Station WeSind d seeso. Very peed sill. I Plorida, en June 10, 1344 at 7:30 oil Office Box 1331, Sanford, Sheriff of Seminole County 2, according to the plat ties, etc. Pers.s..l Is all construction lines -field and von. rs.iio. hiatar in Immac. P. M. SIM • a. noon therea t P 1 o r 14 a. I hay o l.,.'l as honda, not later than the 11th thereof recorded ulate condition ...........lieu In possible. upon Ci. Interest own,i by ay of July, 115$, It you fall Is •ffic., design and tak...ff, 1011$ estimating, planning Plat lb-ok lb. Page *00, of Byron V. Ev.on, in The f..i. Seminole County Board of so, a deor.e pro oonf..so will rd, of 1..l. the Public Reco sipsnIs.cy 52 7W Standard Station -at, urgently needed all at AUTOMATIC TRANSUIUION Adjustment i.scribad lowinc property , entered against you for the In. Bole County, Florida. Wagon, good buy, only seas hvsla,, cate.1 In imInoi, County, for. By: William C. H*)back, tli.t demanded in the Cam - iss been filed against you Is iI,a to wit: iaint. This ash I. to foreclose he above-styled suit, and 7W Standard Station p publish Jun. it, 910 L'ti I, 31 aol II. 111k (1, uto,tgag.. 'lbs real property its required is serve Wagon. al alien,. only - from TOM $ espy 0 DDA4$ a n d Lots 1, 34, II * it. roceeded against is: your Answer to the Com. ItO if, 'A' E I T 51.TA. Lots IT and is. Block I, Iif y• pait3sJpal o 44 C~ int on is lbs largest, most SSal" *53 22-1111r. ta the Plaintiff'. sUer. exciting construction is*IRSLU COI'*Vy BOARD TSUCIS -. stor: liI;ltiIITS Suction LOCKUARTS SUBDIVISION, esys, van don Berg * Gay, P. ', AIMVWVXNNIP , '1'.. I', ii. li, l' 7.; I.ets pr.i. is lbs world fsday. Long hours, hard work that according to the PubIs. ito. 3. B 2407. Or lando, Florida, sStandardtvesosluu.., rdle Si 7W Double Cab In Pick. 17 !hruugh 30. SANLANDO cords of Semia.ie County. sad to file will dtmssd ysu, beet. Ft.. naint.nanc., rewarding the original of such up, carry 4 adult, plus hayand .sS. PI.I WOWIn red TO whom Ii may nosc.rn: Till: It:I*uitlt iJEAt'Tl. Florida. toq,tbse With the tnsw.r with t he Clark salesiss, Impsd.ist if the ki ! l as adeaistages. Ing a pick-up truck. sins The Seminole County litard of with ..NMs le,$ev. Miss. PCI.. P. II. 3. i'gs. I3' building ibaisis. and all iforeeaid Circuit Court on or AdjuMmant will hold a public through 4*, 1.: It, 111k F. furniture, turnisbinpa and efori the 295 hseil. to consider the po.al. S 1 if 51 7W Double Cabin I'ick. Tr.,-t 2*. 14 .5 111.5 111)0 equipment contained there- 051 If You10th S1II t do se, a fall Up, elena, bflity of granting a ?ear ).rd sales ill'iLIXUS, 11. It i, Pg. 74 on. lecroe pro ooflfe.se he setback "Wlancti, to the Zoning IWO FAMILY HOUSING) alit 1.01 . 111k 1) Trs.t WITNESS My band and the ak.n against you for will the ye9, 14,INI.ANt,i) MANY MORE %I of said Court at Sanford, let demanded a the Co*. sold'Jackson an the following ~ .nsitul. P. Ii. I, 1'. I?. Public ft.' County, Flor ida, this ilaint. cords Seminole of County, d0farkhad WOP*rtY: Lot T. Block ith day of Jun., 1145. Tell* shall b. publishYlonita. SEAL) 4 once a week for four eon. Pubiti hearing will b. held And wIll 1.21 sam. ml Public Arthur I. Becknith, Jr. .cutive weeks in The San ford to as County Cumwi,.Ion,,. 5 ile at 2:00 o'clock 1'. M. on Cler k of circuit Court Appllcasf, mist Is md.. $5 In good health with years i.rald. 'thur,,Jay the 3r1 'lay of June 5.... Court Hou... Sanford, By; Donna H. Maehe. Dated tbia 111 h any may. Ms's.eupssies.. In osastruction. PI.dd., in Jun. 30, IllS at 7:35 .5. D. 1)44 at the front or the -.. . - . Deputy Clink 1414. R. is a6 nooa thereafter a. TENITROM. DAYM 4. I 5e.teriy I'or of the 8.rnlr.L. SEAL) ps.dbh.. County Court house in den321 SOUTH IeiNTOtH Arthur H. beeliwith,35'. 11LU NITURVIUWS CAN U ARRANGED BY if Seminal. County Board of l"lor!., a. for cash to the tIorneys for PIaInlitf HWY. 17-92 Clink of the Circuit C.uit I Adjn.tmani highest bil3,,r. Dot Office was 1130 By: Donna M. Ilarkos ___ IlOtiltYif , Sherf .1 I.. BY: William C. Halback, intond, Florida *3111 .. ... Deputy Clerk $Ik7 IN 40 GA $4401 OvIaM., Fleas Chairman ?en;inoli County, Florida ublish Jun. IS, 1*. 11 4. Only I'SbbIah May 14. 31 * FACTORY AUTH. VW DIAL Jun. Jam.. .1 'In;I.liry PubU.h na $1, INS It) 1544 I ISIS hsiIy rh,, l','ity 'heniff DA4I $ANPOD-3 I32.1 4 I ___ I. -. -. Pill ..;i,$iay ... a. Joe 1. 1, i,_ OILARaO- Sit MISIsis PH. 322.4231 - CDZ.13 -1. I • - ( t HAVE I-fORM.. I bath, Asaum. payments. Alie 3 lldrni., I Bath.' sasume payment.. i City 4. oIlier in County. 8-1. Real Eats .8a). USED 131)1131. suites III; Apt. also a.. Stove., like it e w w • eel ii - _______ - _____________________________ ______________________________ ______________________________ _____ ( SD IMFORTMJr 6tD 95 Houses regularly. Cathy, u*-i*u.... 1tECEPT1ONI7 q 0I.ra1 oftie. work. Ab 1,. Ia,e had low month. .zperi.noo. 112.01cc or 333.4111. berry. _____ ___________ ______ ______ IIt i ________________________ - 77. SItuatloit Watitid ________________________ , Trade MIII ••WW _______ Wan ToVa1I ____ VIED Furniture, appliances, ____ tool,, etc. Bought .Soil. tar. ___ ri's Mart. III Sanford Ave. Ph. 3::.iis:, BABY 14ittin daTa bight. or ________ _______ _____ • 3:i.n7I : I 0 4 ROOtI Purn, newly deco. ______________ 1044 OAl.AXIIi 800, Js4. Or..n rated. 404 K. 14th St. 3:2.149 RETIRED \*Om.55 with some incom. ned.4 to help in home. CO. __flood hou 1113 Laurel. Ave. 11.41mg 0 Furniture AT FACTORY PRICES WANTED l3.antklaa. Cut 11' 333.0134 or 110 Magnolia 113.5321 Curl. S. Jimmy Cowan or call _______ ____ Boll 1ira_a.s rs I 1GETHER ECHOLS BEDDING _____ ___ - III II K lit St. ________ _ ________ _______ WEVE &I i 56 s LW rr.aw'A'v,,tat . 243$ FRI CH AVE. SAN FORD WIL.SON.IIAIEII FUIIN. Buy ____________ FUBN CI.L.% I Br. Apt. .utlt CLEAN. ,LUft room, for men, 01 Ssnfott Ilasa near AIli lttnona Sanford Mobil. Ph. 333.1530. ________________ _____________________________ ______ ________________________ viomme km SUPER-X DRUGS ____________________ __ _ may AMER- APPLY IN PERSON: - & MEEK __________ __________ . TIMF. WITH TH Jun's-15, 1966 - Page 11 106. Apartasonto For Rent 10& Rooms For Rout ________________ .- minum Pistons. I'll. 231.5344 % ____ ________ STARTERS, Oenirtor,, STORES. Carburetors. Fuel pumps, .1l. -• • ~ - BESTTOwoJIlcroftDRt __________________________ / _____________________________ ______ ______ ___ ____ ____ _____ OPI:Ills •- - I---gkr~ oil .J 11MIlle CASHIERS OLD 31.MaJIn.tru.sita _ __ a ~~ t.iEbFurnIture, any amount. Sanford. 3:1.:o. - - -- 70 Female Help Wallited Service will, the cash. ____________________ ______ _______ ________ gust ss Thru ______________ en ________ - • -• Do SELL L'S TOUT Furniture. Quick I 33 33F DI AT B FULl. ___ ____ Buy I j 322-0161 �V The following letter ranks with that classic editorial written In 1907 by Frank T. Church of the New York Sun In answer to eight-year-old Virnnlgi.jii am DISISAY $ s.M tS ö Pub' 25I ST. 5 I SUGAR"DVI I LUNCH MEAT SAUl "IOTA&V PA. SIADI "Al SPLIT wnrle nil ,ln.. n..,l CRYSTALS" 4 SIANUIATIP • I LL 79c C a "Sam" 'N MUTT" SPARE RIBS •. . ...... . . . . . ... . . LI. 69C AMSY.PAK" PORK CHOPS 'MIATT ARK" LOG ... NECK BONES...... 2Lu.2'1CA__________________________ I RA., UADI "A" ui "ciioiàr PANtY PACK PLAVOI.AGID FRYERS • SIRLOIN L5 IL $ 98 • • CLIII IS • ROUND • CHUCK MMII • 98cJf89819 845 8cL6 "Witn" BW J POTATO MEAT CHIPS 1O.OLPL 3 AngelFoodRing C "IYdIMftH' e 3 b uCO% Whit 1 H i-tOt ot .,09 .uuuS 4) PUS Ø -,-P a1L11 D1& SOLID OLEO II DI3.iWI 00 National Safety Council maintains a 46correla. tion service" to keep track of it; that much of it is directed to the make-up and perform- still a place where atti. tudes are quickly polarized Is ance of the driver, and that and issues reduced to over. many completed studies deal simplified stereotypes. Twenty years ago, when harshly with him. In the present state of the we were just moving into the thicket of postwar problems, issue, to call up such cvi. this was a bit more under. dence is to "come to the tietense of Detroit," if not to standable. In those days, to be against lknry Wallace in appear just a little inhuman the controversy over his ap- and undemocratic. In the light of the real pointmerit as secretary of commerce was to be labcic4 complexities of the safety an enemy of full employment, problem, which embrace, not Henry had written a book only the car and the driver but the engineering and conpromising 60 million Job,, tiition of the road, the t. There seems much less cxcuso today. Congress, govern. often irresponsible placing and labeling of road signs, ment and other' agencies pour out voluminous reports de. and other factors, what tailing every facet of our Washington has produced is problems. H u n d red a more badly misleading to the gcnnewsmen are on hand to scan cml public. and record every significant Another example: In this seat of the world's variation on a major theme. Yet, for all the torrent of most powerful government, words, little comes through the huge press corps is adbut but the main threads of the mirably disposed to be vigil, ant against government-inmusic, A Senate committee, look, spired false information, exing - into automotive safety, cessive secrecy, a smothering hampers so emphatically on of opposition viewpoints, Nevertheless, the posture the evident shortcomings o today's cars that the country of aggressive skepticism can must surely conclude that be overdone. In this town it drivers are almost totally often is. Shocking dispatches from blameless in the making of Da Nang in South Vietnam, fatal accidents. A motorist familiar with reporting the incredible brut. these hearings might confi- silty and cynicism of rebel dently shout "Detroit brutal. Huddhists, must go down Ityl" as he runs a red light hard with those who keep argoing that the American und slatias into another ear, One would hardly know leadership always manages, that so much college-level in Saigon and elsewhere, to safety research is under way side with the Worst elements 3r1°' NO. 303 5100 ui ...........0 u cs 00 ..........:.8r1 ........ I 3 I-CL CANS POTATOES' .... -, 8 .... $100 CANS • .................... 37C P'NUT BUTTER el m 1,1101MN=PLAYOUI .. FRUIT DRINKS "AROULAr 39c MODESS TAAL 5100 CANTALOUPES FOR 4ONLYI IAG..7. .......... i'39c June 15. 1966 45100 CANS YU.LOW" WA I 10 ears Sanford Herald lage IA • - • _. 2 31 sit77c NOT UKEM A4,.rtlsinm Mnag.r ousjs J•b•lIi Uu,tn.,s Y$11U WLI.s ,'su:n .t', ri.l.r t4sII3gd4 III.I.iM5 001115 t.Ilt, uo-rrIi: ii City gliI.r Manssr to 'i.t) 5 HOLLAND DUTCH H.ch*b1C41 up1. it 115 witt 141Lor saty WILL $515T Staff Photographer buOOaV a.4 Christmas; pus. carl.tma. 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UsratlI s copyright will b. 1uus.145,,,I a k.14 Sisble for dama.s4 ,.pioucsttua in s.c. as e at,, sir urns $atr'ng" sal n enlIst • - SOUL 1f1" :.: •.. - ' :'', '' .5' ••, •.. to Mommy parried startling question by saying: • "Run • - : '1 ' • , •,' ...-''...', .'-:',. .'",'.'-..' ':' '':' ( 'I Becky, for Actually, however, .;".. Foreign News Commentary DeGaulle To Visit Reds By solution of all military pacts, PHIL NEWSOM Without benefit of treaty, anti, for so long as it lasts, an France and the Soviet Union equal voice in the Warsaw are on the saute course in sgti'efltt'nt. And this could determine the Kumope. A major aim of both Russian strategy for a new Is to remove United States campaign in Europe, I on the continent. This would be the argument the SoyDeGauUe arrives in ici Union on June 20, anti duri the l"ng days that will fol. ow, in Moscow and on visits major Soviet cities, he will spend many hours with Soviet that peace in Europe only can be achieved by dissolution of both the Warsaw Pact and NA To to be followed by a series of non-aggression pact., includIng with West Germany, Anti th at out of this could come billions of dollars in trade. - Dick West's ag eaders as he iutirsut's his own ourse toward a Europe extend. ng from the Atlantic to the Jrsla. ,, Letters aw pact nations composed he Soviet Union, llulgi*ris, zeehoslovsskia, East Germany , [unitary, Poland aual itumusni:s. litre a note Irons hist.iry is ignlficunt. On May 6, 11153, Vest C'r• any became a member it lAb, the North Atlantic reaty Organization set shield against Communist e spansiun. Eight days later, II, I1155. the Warsaw Pact canal' itito being, presumably as a , ,, efense a revenge-seeking (er. in along, Mommy is too busy to to you." _,jI Mommy didn't know just what to say! Yet Mommy had graduated from college and taken a minor in psychology, Millions of other Parents find themselves in the sam. boat, for far too much of our college education has been impractical. The welcome tie Gaulle me-elves in Moscow probably will zcee(l that given any Western. r since the Communist take. a ver nearly o years ago French officials insist that I. (;uik will sign no treaties luring the Russian visit. Hut here will be large areas of greem.'nt. One is their agreement that West Germany must accept the Etiltur, Herald: 005 of Its Eastern territories The Woman's Club of San. nd recognize the Polish bor. ford wishes to express Its d er along the. l'de.i -Neis.e' line sincere thanks for your ex soperating Poland from East cellent coverage of our meet. (lermany. Inga this year. Another is their ,ii'termina. We take pride in our -city tIon to bar West and cooperate in civic im- ç ossesslon of nuclear provement and cultural proj. A third is their how to ecU, so (we) feel that we e-liminate' U. S. Influence' in t urope. For the Soviets, that are aiding our community, Thanks for reporting our aaeans removal of more than 200,000 U. S. troops currently activities. iia West Germany. lyle II. Rucker For many weeks, the Sovi,'t Corresponding have been preparing the Secretary C arefully, both for .i Caulk's Editor, Herald: lilt and for a ns.'eting with proud to be an Amer. I am heir own east European Cons. lean. Hut in these times I unis allies scheduled for think everyone who has a con. lucharest some time, in July. atructive idea about ImprovThe latter comprise' the. War. ing our country should speak of too many things So now lie is beckoning OUR Call. 'Ir.ct,r .%iy.rtl,1fl. Besides, ther, were goats in eir horn, at th that ' •qt.:'• toward this or any U. S. goverument. President Johnson (;od's been LEFT OUT • a. - 'S.- .1 , off guard. by attitudes of anduring, @d almost "structural" hostility to stand age. began, she "where did I come from?" But her mother was caught The nation is not welI.su'v. And be able proud and tall LIIIEII .1 .sstow, e:IiI's'UM asu rVNI.IIIsia tIeseI,*i.s MUN1.IiT ALEisUE* PIIL MU4)UIt%lIIItM th..,taI. •:utt. It (LIMITi 2 WITH YOU* $5. 01 Molt, FOOD 0101* PLSASS) C CASE Z-445: Becky .1., ag. edS,lsattheeuriogs "Mommy," people.. Hut only then will Amer. Ica be Free w U. 3. I'.tsl ,,.•. ?vxith 1u1ñir . SUPREME'S ICE make W keISSI . Be study this moe with .• when it acts to help troubled . lt but that Ian .• makes his quota of mistakes. But, obviously, errors do not consume his waking days around the calendar. Nor should a healthy skep. tkism toward a powerful %Ht, flouse lead alert prob. era to blind $Ccelflance of tel. low critics from the ranks of prominent figures. The Presi. dent's adversaries frequently tumble into major error. There are numerous ob. servers in this capital who believe that one opponent, Forri- ' -IAUOns Chairman J. ' ?ulbright, has amass. huge personal tally of errors of fact and judgment in his touted "scholarly" inquiries this year into Vietnam and China. Yet Fulbright has largely borne a charmed life. To ree cord his errors would sug. gcst, in this town, "softness toward Johnson." Washington does find middIe ground, for many new laws are rooted in compro. misc. But too many of its big arguments have * blankand-white look and the ugly sound of "there's only one truth." 11f, "p7 .•; - - Inslaved, aiurJa7, Lee •'•i most to who are graduating woozy student who ean't think logkally but who an deluded by fallacious politlelans, So this ecluma was started to bring psychology down to everyday came. "Where did I corn. from, Mommy," asks the usual alert 3-year-old. And the as. i a., .o ' out May I state mine this way? America. America the land of the Free If each one would humble and pray. God would soon hear America's need itnu rice an inc peoples 'J*" SMOOTH hi) CRUNCHY "DmJOU$" LOCAL UOWNI U. S. NO. 1 ••5NO" SAKINS A NO. 21/3 VAIA CAT FOOD YAW!" 9-TIPS II? wu um 2°,29c j'jfliflTThI "Us A c A AJDr 15 1or ,L the Per eslhge. .f$s teach their stud.sts hew I. usSr, the they will never . ., "IVIRPRISH" NAIL PLAVOSSIs CORN $C L0 U 89 .. . •1 "AMIRICAN MAUTY" CRIAM Hamburger Buns 2*OP39c BEANS COLAS "UN 5 that e.r riNses D.. -- "SOUTHUN UN CUT 5111IH TOPP IU - 'hS'2 C Today ,._ 4-OX 39c SAUSAGE........5S51°° A ,. from BEEF HASH .... "IVUPUSH" • '.• "• Our buslneu ' is 'is not only with eternity but with time, to build up on earth the kingdom of God, to en_t,_ avie man LU ave Wusinily aria flOL merely to die In hope.-Lord Tweedsmuir, Scottish aut hor. ...... 10CANS "LYKIS CORNID • . ..i..i. - U Becky ombsrrs.ed her asther, shhssgb Mommy mail a oullege grad-aft. ,,if, It As the outcome of your faith you obtain the salvation of your souls.I Peter 1:9. . WASHINGTON (NEA) Caught inevitably In the multiplying complexities of this age, Washington today /14 GROUND BEEF ........ 4 uso '1 ..... Ise n#ê,.., ..i, IIIKLLL LU II UU S - 1. 4-1.- .... jO LU UUW 111101UI, real heart and a plastic heart. "If you can think of how much love there would be In hundreds of hearts, then that Is bow much love there Is In a plastic heart. When you grow up, you will understand how very much love that Is." Political Notebook N15 0111% PURl" SUCED BACON •....4L1... eL.. 1IVL V 1VyIU$LJ Worry Clinic f L35C BROILERS...... èli.. build a heart that will help people to live longer. M"- Ailliii" -An saftaous 29 "Z. £ "They work hard and they won. They do everything they know how to do and then they study and read books and think and work to find out a Santa Claus?" It was written by very famous and very busy surgeon Michael DeBakey In answer to a letter from Linda Griggs. 7, of Pittsburgh, Pa. It needs no comment other than Itself, Linda asked: "Does a plastic heart have love In it?" "Yes, a plastic heart does have love In It," Dr. DeBakey wrote, "a very great deal of love. I) "The love In a plastic heart Is the love of many people who love other people and don't want them to the Just because their hearts are not strong enough to keep beating, "So these people, many of them, 541. RAG flH! NIVII MOflNI ,.,,M+t,sn. 14. 1nt,, fl'tT PARK AVI. AT C, JI Love w oriu ft edge. The Lighter %'AShIINUTON (Ul'l) I..'L us y, for purposes of illustration, that you arrive home at 2 am. after a night out with the boys. The taxi dm014 you Qff in front of your house, Now your only problem is flailing the front door It Is, of course, too late'or toe, early-to summon a Roy scout. You dasn't, at. tempt it alone for fear of :uuiiuig the porch anti stuns. lUng into the nasturtiums, front which you may not be clii,, arise, 80, you .1st'n your attache case', switch on your minia. tuFts rustier set anti let P. guisie, you into the house. Modern science is a wonder. fijI thing, The use of radar an a honiing do-vice for wayward suburbanites became possible with development recently of portable model hardly big. gt'r than a pie box anti weighing only two pounds, That ;sertleular Use, I might istisi, apparently did not occur to Radio Corp. of Americ a, which built the instrument. RCA seems mainly interested in its military potentialities. At, a demonstration here, company technicians showed how it could be used by corn- bat lnfisntrynten for "blind" firing of grenfe.launchers, nutchineguns, bazookas and other small weapons, however, an RCA spokes. man said the radar, reputedly the world's smallest, also had "civilian applications." There. upon, some of us who attend. ed the demonstration began making sugges tions, it was the fast we could do to show our appreciation for Ose free lunch tha cornPY provided. Thu radar door-finder, I • modestly asinult, was my contrihutitn, Hut some of the other suggestions were equally brilliant. One of my colleagues point. ed out that radar would be useful to Washington Peden. trians who must be out after to The farm worker is a for. gotten man in this country. The yellow-dog contract (an employment contract in which the employe agrees not to join union) and the black If their college training had contained more material of daily use, then th ey would have remem bered far more than a few fragments! The average teacher if he were outstanding, could condense in a one-hour lecture all the salient points of an entire semester course1 Hut far too many faculty members are guilty of woozy thinking. They are also so sissy they fritter away valuable time on non - essentials instead of Hereford cattle were intro. duced into the U.S. by Henry Clay, In 1517, in Kentucky, according to the Encyclopae. "tummy" covers evetything In the abdomen and pelvis. e., Dr. Crass," Beeky'b mother protested, 'but sup. pose she should then ask me how she got out or bow she got into my tummyV' Who do you think 1. upset by that possibility-Becky or Mommy? Why, Mommy, of it is course, for a child's simple queries are not salacious but purely scientific searching for facts. Actually, the normal child will require several years more mental growth before he even thinks of the second question In that sequence. "Slow did I get out?" And it may take a few more years for the third query to aria., namely: "Slow, did I get into your tummy, Mother?" So send for my booklet "Sex Problems From 2 to Si) Years," enclosing a long stamped, return envelop., plus 20 cents. Memorize the precise as. awns so you no longer evade or avoid your child's sex questions! (Always write to Dr. Crane is ear, .1 thin news. paper, .seIsslag a g stamped, addressed e.vel. epa and II cents to meet typing and printing tests whoa you send fir see el i. u L CHARGED TOKYO (UPI)-The Corn. munist Patb.j LaoStates have chug ed the UnIW.I with bombing a hospital in Laos and killing and wounding many of the patients. _________________ MMON~ OVER 35 YEARS At first hke.tte (Alongside old pest sUite) Sanford Furniture Co. I Furniture I Carpets S TI). S Pianos ii taiBids ha Dritanicca. Iiw a Iffle bellier A point. Take for example a woman walking down the street. Her "t)sipple'r effect" would be different from that of a man. Hut, shucks, you don't need radier to tell you that. - - --------- - g - AA with Vacation Cash list in to you a silty page in it is as modern as a supersonic plane, -Cesar Chavez, president of it y ant political. the National Farm Work. Politically, designed was it Oh, America awake be. era Asin. perpetuate the Soviet hotel fore it's to late 0 cer its Europe-an satellites, a And Listen to your true While every man's house mn'alapl,m which had been FAITHFUL FEW cannot be a castle, It need not he ambition of the czars as For GOD'S WRATH 14 a hovel. ell as the Communists. won't always be stayed The Warsaw pact rants into -President Johnson, on the With AMERICA and rent-subsidy bill. sing under the leadership , HER red, white and blue. )rrner Soviet i'rrmI.r Nikita Virginia D. Matthews The gravest problem before K hrushchev. Anti it wits ironic Editor, Herald: this nation, next to the war tisat Khrushchev less than As a 1(166 graduate of Semi- y 'sr later, In February, 1954, in Vietnam, is the death and note high School I wish to a iso paved the way for its destruction, the shocking express my appreciation for 4,stay. For It was then that he senseless carnage, that strikes being able to advertise for 4,tnounced Stalin, touched of daily on our highways and employment in your paper. Use Soviet quarrel with Reel that takes a higher and more Being able to make known China, and opened the door to terrible toll each year, my desire for a summer job independence of thought among -President. Johnson, has paid off for me and I'm U e satellites, ____________ sure it has for the others Today, the Achilles heel of Heat Is transferred from who have taken advantage of tPte Warsaw Pact is the iie. one place to another in three this fine opportunity. U rmined nationalismof Rn. ways - by means of conduRichard A. Tiffany maniawhich demanda lb. di.- lion, convection or radiation. Anatomically speaking, you should say utereus or womb, but to the toddler, the word Anti it Is woozy professor. the history of labor. To us The Warsaw I'act, like NA 0, had twin objectives, mili- "You came out of Mom. my's tummy!" of the course. dark. It would let them know when someone was creeping up behind them. For the technkal.n,lntled, I should explain that the radar works on the "Doppler eftttt" principle. Hut please don't ask me to explain the uiider effect." Suffice to say that the radar uses audible rather than visual signals. Moving objects that It picks up make distinctive sounds that the operator can identify and pin. - Quotes It tries to show us how to solve problems which we never meet in later life. And then it ignores the simple, everyday questions that may pop up in our routine work or play or social groups, "Or, Crane," a student recrntly grumbled, "I've been taught how to be a good Ro. man Emperor (which went out of style 1,600 years ago) but haven't been told how to carry on an interesting COfl versation while on a date! That inefficient type of curriculum explains why 'many college graduate. laughingly exclaim that they remember only a few trait' meat. of their former knowl. every mother should have it memorized: from FA M I LY Annapui'na, one of the highest of the lflmalayu, was almost unknown to th. fehl'ul public before 1960. Ut that year the lilmalaja peak of more than 26,242 feet elevation was first to be climbed by man. Greater heights had been reached before on mountains, but the climbing of this peak had long been an ambition of European climbers. 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Will show Whether Pope Paul VI or Communist IIIloogo his greater aSusars in the •'t..S 55 a' Gifts by America's Best Makers: rn on uvn vo* r etergent '0. • '" 111*ed Raseg • GIANT BLUE OR WHITE ARROW (Limits I wit h .$1.00 feed .rder) This om*k.g sow Feed to a. heilsis_saiss used_hdqi FaIIji huehat ee*, ipeje.. ua.iIng leftNv* ahie l, bondseis, vls$ i$i,lai sada.sear-bayed aN N aN su, YO • • Tea Bags O • S 47487483 78 RmkweH • '. •. 5 If your LUCKY-BINGO numbir disc ws a flicture of valuable Trading Stamps, you may Immediately bade it In for the actual number of Trading Stamps S ab wbilme 5 sho ' ol the LUCKY BINGO DISCS! WIN Vakiabis Trading Stamps IF :1 1-LB. ASTOR REGULAR, DRIP, FINE Limit I with. $5.00 toad order. Coffee S If your LUCKY-BINGO number disc shows the words 'you win $1.00" you CantUrnftInjmmediat,fo,$1.. 11 e 6/1. PEG. 29€ 9 OR 10-os. PONOMO. HARD . WIN $1CASK UAWITUD Z WAYS IT TOP VAUJI STAMPS Elementary Italy swaft.4 today the Miras bus local e1.ctlou Is Rome and other ItaIIu cities that • p ISJ . Tense Italy 5 S 55 . teecbsrs, be said. r. 5 S ,. GENERAL ELECTRIC ADMIRAL KODAK SUNBEAM WESTINGHOUSE WEST BEND PHILCO CORNING WARE SINGER FRIGIDAIRE CANNON RCA MARTEX WILSON SAM$ONITE HAVILAND WL$TCtO* ZENITH ___ children. And 33 want to W SI S - • ON grants went to college students who were studying to tomb handicapped •• •••• fu ON He said gnats totaling Iii,. ilu were allocated to Florida Under S S TALLMUsgg (UPI) Thirty-eight educators and college students have received federal grants for traunlag as teachers of handicapped dill. dfsn. StIts School Supt. Floyd Secondary S S . 5 RIG. 2/29€ 1.LI. F*isxtfl RIG 2/31€.. 15-c'. F*SKIES REGULAR 89€.. 100-CT. DIXIE HOME AND • 5 • Charéoal REGULAR 79€ LUCKY. BINGO CARDS S , S .. 20-LB. 'PIONEER BRIQUETS REGULAR 99. r'-9• •• am Is Federal Grants • • ." VILLI S S - The first pens in the United States were manufactured by Richard Estarbrook at his ticPeed J. Harris, who repr.. tory in Camden, N.J., in Jolla. seats Gulf Life Insurance Company in Sanford, will at. GRAPE Lend the company' s annual 0. Timers meeting in Fort Lau. FLORIST derdals this weekend. S*ss.,s.,, I. A. F. Ramsey The 01. Timer, Club In. • S • Business DrieIN S C FREE I by Ityan, Liuds Schob, and Rainier of Monaco and his Frank Biondi. wife Princess Grace' the for. mer American film star Grace Kelly, arrived her. Monday • for a private visit with Queen Elizabeth 11. • • (S - 1. • New Gift Catalog NO PURCHASE NECESSARYI Grace Visits S S Value Ptamps . WINNERS met Kelsey, all of Oviedo, Ilolgate, and Mr. and Mrs. Vera Brew. us$5 graders on the hoisor stir, of Cocoa. roll Iaeludsd Pstdcls Danu.Il, Robert Barber, Lydia Hamil. ton, Deanna laughlin, Fred Penick, Richard Potter, D.b. LONDON (UPI) Prince :! • CTIIJIItOII, Marty Eatehett, and their families, invited Linda Davis and bye. Farms, guest. included Mr. and Mrs. Is the fifth grads were John Cobb, Dr. F. W. Stoner, VIcki. lieLissy, 1",ee Note, Mayor 11. L. Gary Mr. and liehal. Thereton, Susan Bum. Mrs. John Jakubcln, Justice •eIs, Lim IAughIia,Popih of the Peace and Mrs. B.A. fled, RuSS QOa.n, NOW Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ches. , Peggy Zietley, Dos. ter Boyd, Sir,. Theodore Au. No. 303 CANS THRIFTY MAID GREEN LIMA 4€5 .. 4411 CM CALMONIL IkUIT ayonnaise 5 aid N.ye,, Albert 84.bblss, Ha Jr., Mr.. Dora Kelsey, Cheryl Walasek, and Cheryl Em S 55 T'S I Asdel. Rbsr, Olsieds Cap,,, tral Avenue. menu includ. Tess C1110111381k Minal. Jobs, ad barbecuedThe chicken, baked 10 P NO, *1IhyE5*.dy,L.oød beans. coleslaw and co Ty- It 0 6 21 J1 16 By Ruth A.X.lseyofOiod...fr tug peeled ha,. bse ammoes. annual barbecued shkk,n sup. ad by Mrs. Syl,is Mardi., per for the Sheriff's Associa. pbieipal tion and all the employ re-0 to $5o testS grads were rently at their born, on Can. 1 C"WN co PORK lb Food I $1 AflflUOInflr Ifl David..e Constable and lire. George .. REG(LA* 21 Juice.... 3/1. Bea h s REGULA* 25€. .14-c'. CE1.MONTI TAU. CARNATION EVAPORATED HJt fleuseys X0ee ". RIG. $€ 44-.'. THRIFTY WIlD SWifT or UNSWT. GRAPEFRUIT •1 5 at state meet& were on committee on chapter manage. mint and leadership training. Stan Tn.ban was named Imnuediat. Past President He plans to attend us a 4.1.. j" Jsye@ e Robert Rattaway was lauded gate the national convent in Eight trophies collected by for his outatandlng leadership Detroit along with the preil. by Tom Waters, who presented dent. v i •u him with a handsome orange Following the program the iiOYe Jaycee bluer in behalf of the Jaycees and their wires enjoy. • club. Hattaway has been ap. ad & social hour and dancing. A Announced I Pineapple 4/ 1. Potatoes 4/1., 29i . 4 eat.. of Appreelatlos were Herald Aad Raynsond Morris of display. the Orlando S@691"L I . RIG. 29g l2h CAN THRIFTY MAID CUT MU? 8/1. Cake Mix' 4j1. C.. . cktail /1. 1 Beans.... 5/1. Cat F6W • Milk. 7/1. C atsup.. 5j1. Cot 8/1. Candies 4/1. David, sad iu., was Is lied a. out.taagt.g Rpsrbpt.g âws,d. SOUTH SEMINOLE JAYCEE officers Installed by State President Div. Byars at banquet In Cusilberry Include (seated, from loft) Torn Pratt Jr., president; Torn Waters, first vice president; Larry Skates, second vic, president; (standing) Tom Nell, third vice president; Steve Pul.. C.rtifIeat.s.d ApptICI.UOS Ham, eorrsapoedlng secretary, and William Goebel, recording secretary. wars swardpd Do R.yer, Robert Kolinoski Is treasurer. (Herald Photo) Iiii Josh, Jam.. Reichert, given Julia Bertoe and Jan. the South S.rnlnole club and Jobs $ikkr. th is . pointed state chairman for the Cis.Ib.rry '.1 The Sanford year PLUS 2$ FREE STM 39~ Pecan TwIrIs9? BEG. 29g DIXIE DARUNG Devils Food, YelIc', *bd. As Tow Award ioiss IdW* no. . . 4-CT. 00(11 WIMJNS PLUS 2$ *t*sr Cr. Cookies Of Out'.g Ip.5. Aswd Er.ternris. r 20-os. 01*11 DARLINS I.LL CRACIUN' 0000 12..,. CRACKIN' GOOD SANDWICH hpbMWInpr1-f see ki. I J N.. 2 CAN THRIFTY MAID RiCED OR CRUSHED . . Bars .... 39~ B=BmQ Bread Fig In his ____ S .•1 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO PARTICIPATE! GET ONE FREE TICKET ON EACH STORE VISIT! Pulls., u..j*Mg -, ad *.bs.t Nalla- Ikes Xdknm ¶ 400 JAM 099P SoutH Preserves ______ 5000 1145(1 JUNS ISYN __ iNS 15.01. 56* stasw.s.av i ---5--- s I "N. Imct Kill., Th.0 JUNS ieee III --------------------- �a • ii - *_ 0 •. - • • • • • • • - • • • • • 0 • • • 0_ -, 11, r' . of- I Ifelk 41 I the a 11R ilw111 AU TOU DO s@"o4oN`* to a* at how w-Im Fli i i el racei Ill . Newco a 6.04 .". ,. so Ma 4L K *we 1isnriisi..,.,, — U — : ..'• • 1_tNt 1_p 11101141101, ft aq.IaL Silk * IIINmiuPIb 11* . MS. *$t* 11571 114i U 00• JdA #0 $100. 11114 SWill I ,---- . • -' ' • $1NsNN so, ' . Ns 0100* Nub U. S, hikes, Nu ftu4 W.. I IU$Obd0..hsusl $111, Mi. elm Luus HSrsa$p, IlL,. • — 1111011101116% Mn. . U I •'' U . I U - . weekto me vow p.' siNs N... NIftpps mills 4S$1T.dwkI,, C5CSiUI,N5, Silk 11.1.4 ruviss 141$ Sill Ave. isdI 0.. rsss..1a1, N.. Situ 1_ll, s. - 0._s Was $Ills Mi. keus U,is 111 T_ss tines. ..•sv- ft $1001 Mn. fti...s ts.tes4, $1001 W. 1. S Wi ._- e fNNII?S IN 17Vs4u1, SWIFT'S PREMIUM siCilY SPlAY DI000SAN?' 7... Was $1.4' 4. ski $I ___ Ms IL IN4 Nobles • dun, produce lane • _ $.. A men_mps _ 1,_u. Potatoes.. • Ls,,sFki. of MM. PIUMII b 0P LI.I MAiSA*lp •• LAM Ms is, IN.) OITOW$ - WISHIONI _____ Fruit___ Drin. j gj,mi ps SAYS __ — -- Mu.. 2:78 *302 'I. o, u... s.,i 1110 sAV1 __ __ 0 fl each 104 MY. . . Ms II. IN #101 nft~m& Swift's Premium Hoe., MUd l.a lb. 59c Sausage .. . Swift's Sliced Ins.kf.st 49c strijos . . • . • • Host 6 S.,,. Snioliud Sausage Taily Fresh lUcid I Bologna • . 29c45c59c -- Term's Chuck Steaks, • lb. 69 is. Short Ribs • • .. • ksy To Prepare lb. 29c To" 39c Margarine . .... 2 29C 58c WI....). C.es. I., Muenster Cheese. . 79c Kraft Crashes, Be" I Sharp Cheddar... frozen f.oth • 69c Civ. King Cbkk.. 0, Shr Chow Mein . . . . . . ' 59c 49c low P Frozen Dinners I Mm. P..)'. I Onion Rings..... ... OF A Bj4RGAT' $165 39c 29c r Carrots.......... 10 ' 29c SMOKID Pie. I,. P... Aid Pearl Onions ' 29c Fish Sticks. ...... 3 99c Flounder...... 59c Me,. rl!!~5 I Its a4i 101111o, MV! 10.1 I.uqumi M..sesd Ground Beef. . Daintees ui.79C 1 Cheese Spreads.. M.ei... Fm... N Bread Dough ...3 Fresh 31bL i.. U $0 is. II is. — SWst For Icr-I Qv.hsg • 0 Premium 519 lb. • ao'! Copelond's )SIi . eoc lb. -. Milk A 35c peelila edairy Yogurt C I, JUNE 114 17. Sirloin, TwOone, Key Club, Boneless Round_ Steaks ,W11 5 $1. S1101hels ..... 16c, S& 1 FJeIr.cal Drink.4 . $. V! 1k! Limli I Ph.,. K,.iv. 45 Salad Oil. . . . . . .k. 79c MV! 1141 Swsasss' Chkken . 3 $1. SAY! 25sf S...&'s S$vswbv,y 312 Preserves I Condensed 0 37g liquid Dw,s. 12... Penny Sage. . 491 I..'. ARK UPICTIYI r:0?: 5 LB. CAN • SAY! 25.! Swifts P..ml.s, Asserted .SSS *.cu 49 SAY! 25.! Dii Mimi. Cmi USaSgppA- PLUS 100 IXT1A SON 011114 STAMPS W/COUPON • Pea. __ i...,, . .,-.., c .1. Golden Corn 5 411 '1. U.! Mi.i. Sweet __ S $1. suae cot. ans __ Iips kq PACk Fr' _____t Cocktail S Del MIS -J BEER SAYS 15.! Dii Msms. ITALIAN DIIUI$ 39 PSIMWM BUSCH 3 Pear Halves 4 _ swwrs bright Ideas Iron. Del Pduiste . Dm1 Mess. Grips, Oriug., Pumib, App).. Phnppls Srspthu FLOUNDIR _ _ I 1L 63 _____ so. Jules is, I - P nts UI*PIA1I$ O1TLl$ _ p U! IilIIàWGreenStamo ..S ub M~g: 'I s. -ISO= ks.. 01 - Id.k. -- i'iai 110 • .' WhifeVinegar. 0 0 111 ba 30c Cucumber Chips.. 1h1h 25c HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SAM for II, 9441 i CiclerVinegar... ___ W.sis.. '4199 Sailor Ms INSPECTED ananag.......ii I o oulbeso. 3 $1. ""M 1N ,l BONELESS & .... P..)'. Vies.., Ski ' Noshos L Poor $o1lo JON fab detergent. with borax 8310 •1 too 4.,Ir No It", 10 ajax laundry detergent 6L 730 i , $0045 I tfl 0*, Ms is -- chlorine bleach - IN town '°' lotion liquid v.1 I I PRIOrs 754 650 ajax liquid cleans., 2 Z 350 cleaner OWL Max 690 I palmolive toilet soap 3 ow 350 I MOlt. TUB.. WID., SAT.: I30.705 THUU.. ML, 5s3S.4S palmolive toilet soap 2 cashmere *1i1_I:i_r NMI A - - —. ..._ _•_ •• 350 •I•. I bouquet soap —4 I__Ti IIII 4 PL 3 64 cashmere - ••'-•.-.-i1 .• _000 - •0 - .--- •_••••,•••_.•;:.-;•.•._•, --•. ' .-_.:------.- '' ' - —- 1,11wu_.• .— I '5O' I palmolive I gold soap I 2'.33 • - -- -'i \\ 47 77 • - .--•-••• I bouquet soap Win up to / S1..I. PIEs. 140US$. ! 0 .K.T..A Hwy. 17.2 d O.se Dr., $usrd palmolive gold soa I 2 bem 451 I II *iOU1$ S •$, MM • IA?. baggl.s baggies chinito 1. g. I marcel whit. sandwich bags food wrap poolons rice paper napkins, b0*29 25..39 0 I 33' I 1,~, -J �.1 S • . I • - - - - . - :_ S 4 Cookout Ve 9etables Balance Mealsi . "cetaht" to. Wade in ft mu arm 111110016018 =ffffm*. 84TIN __..., Heart Attack ' with whole slow in each end of hoore SPOSt am=d 70112' ford HanK P. 0. Roz 480, Newspaper lor,d.. A. baCk 75,4 *11y salt, ground black pepper and each half, and sprig!e with a barbecue this Dept. Radio City Sta. More and meco WIs are dinner. butt., or mesprins. dash each, salt and ground p.,, 4 tlon, New York 19, N. Y. ,, o ueing *o saW,., grlfl as RAUZCUB $AUD" CAflOyB Wrap scrubbed, black pepper. Put 1% tea. ridp.s f— coos suert1in kitchen. There. 11*50 YZOITABIRS who!., peeled fresh earrot spoons butter and OUT with Gaynor Iladdow. BOY DROWNS for. It becomes bieresaingly POTAIOZSI Wrap ierisb.. (tw, to s package) In alms. brown sugar In half of Wusertat.d, $4 TAMPA (UPL) Th. body lespoetsat Is serve well-b.!. bed, whole medium • clued M • page t.u. lab. . t. ciii each eq-dUll. u. lb. saced ...1 thS am pouts" an mers new Ideas for of book eight-year-old Tampa *inutss or until tender other half. Wrap .seb le i w i i . By wor eh"Coal. lite emoltlng patterns may dition was more dangerous surprisingly produced * high der age 45 but only * slightly Those still living are between 3',) and 65 yours old. have changed later in life, for women. But overweight risk when taken altogether or hI,;her risk thereafter. • Scarlet freer lie early life. HST Offidata Deaths from heart disease smoking half a pack daily In men nevertheless incurred combined in pairs. NEW YORK (UPS) PU A low level of physical Subjects suffering this dl.. The guinea pigs in the sill were Identified. The vi c tims' young adulthood was soi. heavy risk even though they a neer Pre sident Harry I True study were 45,000 former stu- records were then compared ated with a 60 per cent high. showed no signs of high blood activity. Few college athletes ease before turning six ran suffered heart attacks. heavy slightly higher risk of coreS man Will servo sa dents at Harvard University with those classmates still er coronary mortality rat. for pleasure. Tam Nolan early In adult lit,, U P10riding warning to tiose p tentiel danger. WASHINGTON (SEA) $ want to figure your chances — J of suffering a heart attack? Tabe a quick look at your health records. - num folL Prick fell with a voben taW with & knife, squash in aluminum fog, fdd, habobal "beft, and boy, Randy Scott vu Broiled aNte poultry sad a.sUe or tines of $ fork I. turning I. esok vnlformly. b and lapping .dg.s so t beaburgiri. OUT found In old Tarn Bay in two ,ege. •sow for ..cap. of steam. RAKID BUTTERNUT the malted sugar and butt., ueafoed of of water .. thin sesasares 4 inches L 9 tables an sisded to eamplete We Mt the grill I to 1% 9QUASNt Being squash will not leak ouL 9As ever beh" — I" fW or T. pants the seal and balance it nu- hums or until potatoes are weighing trem %.to-%.pound. griN 2 hours or until soft the towh. kwomor. Rom are a few tender when tested with a Memo, address end $1 I1fb aigg.stk.. for "baked" fresh knit.. Turn .e"ssIesally to wins. *..ru seat Stick I Add to tis. asalsy, relaxing 1M 'I' at CM1J (ut, • Pan Wile 4I5 I , Are In Your Health Records 'Odds' • coot • 1111k b I 00*1 pressure, parental death and an sb. tected or toughened Closely linked with smoking sence of brother, and sisters. diovascular system, stitut. scientists have been vanla. Starting with the sub- cedent were randomly chosen doing just that for several jects' college record,, the to- as study controls. L DIXIE CRYSTALS HAS WHAT IT TAKES/ENERGY! 4 S - the car. These nine da nge r sign. Golden Wedding CoamitIs.. Former President and Xr could be only the beginning. Dwight D. Eisenhowes wN Colo early high blood pressure was istics could be * danger sign. Students with emotional prob. years to run, and other char. ebrat. their 50th willIs, sue tharacteristice wblcb contri. tionnalres. alumni records and time from their living class- more dancerout to men than A height of less than 5-foot-9 lems In college experienced acteristica — or combinations niTersary July 1. for men, loss of father or twice the coronary risk of of them which indicate matee in order of their fre- women. buts to corona ry disease and death certificates, • Obesity. Normally lead. mother before entering col. their more stable classmate, coronary .prone Individuals kypertiulon. antin* itslI Complete data was record. quency: may be uncovered. • Smoking. Though colleg. ing to hypertensIon, this con. lege and being an only child among subjects who died un• 15, 1966 All ala, can be identified ad on about 15,000 of the sub- port pinpoints alas health health status through ques. - chairman of the FAmishowng 0 Short body stature. early physical exercise either pro- nary dcath. SOVOU National Heart In- and the University of Pennsyl. idive. Two survivors per de- all age groups. • which distinguished the Vic- - 3) June Pap IA - WE A& JIM SAY! 24$ flO.CAN! VJ$N4j * A IIá A . M1 I I • 1 Ll UG S . fog I I UOR -I WON 5.00 S. MPARE01 A PMW FW NW To TMT p. ABLY I uvi U91 r: rnrnAYI1.W.I00OIN1T, ir BREADED Lq - w.97 - NIDDINMACK .,.--, - NORTHERN TISSUE,, -- $2.35 : I -.'-III.u NU . I " 99 $1 PEANUT IJTTER._____________________ , 4 ? 634 I Ii £.iL m 1lA - -U iuiwis* 9111' 7 -'n' 'I#1 '— M 149 OUR COMPARE. 1 SONLESS PAPER Iss_ h,, AI• FOR 'v S OUR I (MICE ROAST ,coc 4$L oL 29 I . LOW MCI 1 • ' APPLE SAUCF_ : GALLON * . . '', • C 8 I uIt1E 19$ PAY 39L vo Jill SOL 201 49L 59L IGL 5i 3 a. a. '33 'A' I I I I 101T 311: 311w 17' Id 151" 11 SCOTT Th5UE pflSMIT ChOCOlATE SY*PUIZSSI 551 15 4'. CLAISY ChOCOLATE SYMIPa. 55 59' 5185' Silo15 ORAM 1? aw u.oisAii & UMIAI:,,r $i a.t. MuM OSANGE JJI(f s 4I5 4110 3i I I I f ASSI' FROZEN GIIIIIS • 1 SE SE lit , 5 SliCES PIZZA PIES • 4E SE lit "• ''°" Sr S9' 10' 9' 0' r '1 20' IONLESS FRANKS ui SAUSAGE *L *' I ROUND c Lis 116 F. BEEF III 49L 65L I&L 3to's. 49low IV 213.T 213r 9 N1*TJI-l$T SUE 204 LB SAVE 31 LI It SLICED BOLOGNA SKINLESS FRANKS masks % PW SOLID OLIO LB STEAK.... 294-P 4re; I I • ç SAVE 21t LB 19, 4 16 3 1- 5 hi A,* 2S`* I STEAK.... 14110111W U 11L1 LILi 454r•4l5Y is' EVERYDAY IOW PRICE! M11W ILK % 7$ IJ EVERYDAY PRWE J110 OR ROUND STEAKS 9 UP TO " BONELESS Its YOU LOW AILY PRICE PAT PVR1 ORANGE JUIC[ce" s-w "Ill C" 667V 417V V 9AMM TOMIOIS "M can sil" all* It 4110 411M IV S~ WSM sacm 13 SALE a s' YAM 111.Jk PROB~ SAW LOW ABLY OF M m..--------wr.ssu.uu usustusuusiusuisuusi,.,.w J If P' SE. $, 21 T1JtI(YNtJMSTICkS ° SMOKED SLAD BACON 700 IEVERYDAY .2r 17 $3S1 W 23' 2129 . 29' JEIGINS LOTION Emit EVEN BO BAIT BOTTLES I 2V gr u NOW UR C SIR-LOIN BONELESS SNGULDIR STEAKS RKID 111F LIVER SLICED SWISS CHEESL.~.P.."....A94 ,r SUAVE NAN SPRAY use 7r BAN ROL'L-ON MODORMircow Or M 994 CUT-RITE WAX Li1iT "" • . PRos.. uvi ABLY PAT VIP Lonello FIVS NAIR SPRAY wee 79a CUT GREEN BEANS I T.'I1SAY T ROAST U.s.CHOICE SE. I I ' IVI1Y lsvli* P101. 5*1 WRAY I FOOD FAIR TOP QUAWT US A LEAN SPARERIBS IPICIM — BREASTS SLICED TURKEY & $1068 LSIWM GLEEM FA& — us I . ninNYLow,mcn.sAvI1.M$1c.1.N .RAIIsPw.qso'. LILT FRYE 13N..uIuIT$ICIUUI*IS I / ! IN OUR MEAT DEPT. 'EVIUDAY LOW M= WNIRI GRAN 'A' IIESM EVERYDAY LOW P ICES VW 2? J aKoLaotwAsN, 7r ,r j! *. .. VUMI 00 W % LmIlUMOVTNWANs..4aI ., I IW pay. To . LW1 scoi 1LWT.1 000 SOILAX A.WIlIi$dflW&GNUW •$ • 4/Ui ISIWIIIIE • II!PAY aSEWNI FREEI : VAISIAN I I KR i MR111111" I dai4'1Aa&46ak&q I • I I I .. S CAKE __ DONUTS N, : rtm. asu os cmii*u 2 49c SPANISI lAS CARE...3 o • . • I BEEF CUBE SAVE .poun FAN p BREADED , $1 ________ ''' COTTAGE CHEESE Flazall 10211 I I ' SAY( 20* PICLED AND I 354 -. S I$ygALoScs.c*WAION • fl.sP$ 1111PM DEVEINED Sflh.mr.,,,,,,,,...ir7p.,......,u.7. I --v- FLASH FROZEN OCEAN WIN FO*D 'S ______________________ __ - .-'' -------" —- -'.----- .-=- '___________ - -. _,••e. - &•', ,•w-S - ..-. -,,_.- - 25th& PARK AYE S SANFORD HOURS: . - , — - I -- ,__•J I �1 - - - - - . - - ----- - _______ ., _._ t . . j I - __ ~1_ - - I . -. I .. . I _~`_ - - * - mllffA * -" v r _ bit iss i i ' Wits* to be awnw In a . ll i",-ti PIis Is due id, O,ue sep dead bow so 1111111111111111 ow bm el Ike Wasde is kM 1-1-r is weor aspi , in y $iy -. 35 71*55 I SIDEGLANCES VIRAX 11111's Tow finse Is . is cup hesit is ds.S,.y bmalf, - I . . ByGa1bnIth I I 0 . Jun.15, 1966-PagoDA __ , sk"i" bwowL III an be. C 0 N F I OXIMAL TO S e I DIAl Ally: I a. IS ariagbemtp,kM ad I - du'Isk.b.fsr..dtosor man. I erstaygfrlt$sadIbssse lip Ci boy I ftke-a4 bbs what he titseghi of me. He didn't ee.e r11$ set sad my be laUD me, but he didn't my it. HATID me, sitter. I was listenIng Ia as the slbsrpI.s..Iwa.goingto 0 speak is mother skeet It, - - $ Ocasaloiss." . I I I i ARA I r 4 d#, ~ I Oswald "Itsit "What de Yee Ides that e.g., special window is throw con. trait. set eI? Jim: "On today's band ' ' in I --- I I on wIfuld be" &"im a five. 1 beast save and might well lixelless 54 have VOW South onle trick I " I 55 ""' Ngypi- . ad WACw us Somm e ' 1111 We Ili 0 0 •. 0 • 0 • • 0 • 0 • - • avoid 0 WAS - J111111111112 6 - - ?.Oj - - '. l (rfl?'4'4 - By P.1)7 Cramer Newspaper EaIMpds. . . ' - - -..---.- No 14 Li 1: , AM - L _________ . . DEAR POLLY-To-olsisin short :i t.i 'I . . err MY bloodprossurs bolls. San It Is M And suitable; bay# to cliAt the kitche table your application to all sort- remain Us t"' You should go on a .,- and remember, anger won't help. But dieting will make 64 I you ("I bitter end look hot. tar. Your blood pressure will remain steady (and if yes really hay, blood pressure probisms, I recommend that you see your doctor), you will b.bappkiandhealthisr Too much weight can only make lot& I.7 7 0 • 0 L . . agantally. I suggest you Write tat my DOW dkl6 "Figure .1 , ... saves trouble as s. do should be a " Contral." it was formulated IV 7 Y ./ t111 P1 (iLl I 1) 41 I I I I 1ei'r On teen. and then mop up tth all women after 40 need DOt DEAR gv ..v cuimu.$o4he. hand hair-db with high is appropriate aisd becoasin . i. J do she same. ° ' 0 " Wot.rr iE.i c LT ME USEJ WY • your night. MR, but. gifts I*" too) witth shampoo. Poor it a never been k, I " " Or 'ek, flight then laustier a. gotmest as NOUN TODAY... be, of sho. 0 -- •-• - -L--- ____ Tiny sty -'Ji • ._,. . ___________ ______ ________ s ____________________ I PIDPfl Imm aN LIKE ME 70 FURNIQ4 WU COULP LILINCIIE-ON cuis: UTUR7mN MILIX THE NIP) APrafllJTW 991M, PONT m WENT' . 01 A FINE PCBB CN9 am.# WWII 1J - 1000 VMS: • - _______ - - - -- S I.-13 • . , - _____ - •- - 0 a-Ia 6-111 ~ _____ --------- ___-----• wm T"ocowioo P00111114111, NAT AMP SMOU A MIC5U. 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PILI.IT hiss Almasas X "I Ifead sold Suffer ......... $350 I TON I ONLY AT 14$ JuliIIiII CLANTON .... ..d SO SO Csi YOUR FAVORITE COCKTAILS JUST AS YOU LIKE THEM (Leses Aiwsys AvelIatle for Opus lowIlaqi Trophy Lounge & Jet Lanes TMASE MIUIONAIRI AT 9-30 - - HWY 11.92 1 ONOIA ID. 322-5022 - -____________ _______ MISTU MOSES PM COLOR Ese else for th MeSsrs Wim*is I • . .:11 Tesisi Wed. French Fries. 5... - _____________________________________ PAU - hut of arsuch. . . A 1".. .trj - Valli" t CA40AD PAN MITI - Its, WITH w Xass j r. • 1 .1 Take T Ii hi(TI OUr to dinner at lb. Trod. '~ Winds. Wonderful food. Fast, courfocus service. Moderate prices. - VTR • . 1. . 'Ti l5.Dest VTR 0 H - -i---, -......... -il CAFETERIAS J nsvw ww en nOs • li.adtagt-i :l..t.i& VflhII) usni HAVE • UVU AIT$ TOMORROW le 61 . I N COLOR (5) Disk LAST DAYI FLORIDA -. TOMORROW . 500 lees. as outs - o or 1:25 (5) _________________ : room affo rds a b e. Ut. k' st. t makes your vacation perfect. Ocenn beach. pri.ute olympic pool, playground. kiddie pool-ideal sultis toe families spts.-,ef,ugerator, Stoves .ntertainm.nt-f,.e parking. Shopping center opposite. of the gay Atlantic Ocean-inviting. serone, refre%tiing - 11.19 0.1000 . 1 •. "'' : 4'laV'a âsa.II. '' / / TKIISCSII*a I - --------- F;=~"i - 'l I - I '-' ---- . . 0 - .MU$ cli 45w. Match Gem. ies.t !1sr I . ri u. . . - $:U(a)Tse Deal say _________________________________ •:$I 3 . ' Tennis. pd.fishing nearby. It you want fun-cail today. r.i -. - IS155time rminc. ,Sk) 255,431 ____ III (2) As.ensr World ' . - - - w.rts A*CItows's I Florida BEACH, DAYTONA w• (1) an Casey 18 13) re4us Two ::: .r I .` DIRECTLY ON "THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS BEACH" . i, airs 'r.*u (I) A. n. VACATION . - _% 1 I " . 1113211 • The Nurses 1:811 (3) The Deegan .. 3 - "PATHIR GOOSI" 3:51 (1) Day. •( Our Lt,.. SI) Password ' . PLUS Vu Dyke (3) 1144, 41) NBC News Dry TRAIL" Jeopardy I$) Loove of Ufa *5:8 (I) CU Wee. *5:11 Leti P1*7 s'.:i OUle. 44) search 14W Tomorrow (5) t4.w.11ae 12:66 (6) Golding Mobs ts:ss it? XW None, I' (I) Arlene It" 12) News. Weather 11:11 .0;. "THE HALLELUJAH W1111 43) morning star 46) Andy of Mayberry (9) off" Market swoop 11:80 41) Paradise may (9) Tlio Dallas Game tie 45 flowir pert 40 47 so I •:s0_ iizii I?1 EI asss.a,st tc 0 -- • 1 Paul. river 27ô'... I' S M • IO(A,$5R5 . 15 New (ceaIL chonther forra) n ,. fi 0 A'T?I'TUOIL MAKE A dtd*W OUT 0' VE .4051 tTfiTf CF ACUTE , . 4) _________ L£ MINTAI., - • z ktsg I WAS ME IN A . 4 .. •.. - TOL - I .' - ________ : (. . ri. sTrift Mender • HE'S 60T 70 MAKE rT..A&M.. O Mti O"Ei's IT... WANT iO.STUART i STRICT 41 1941121e, Aaew.,ts Previous Beings 6two @an 7Veikl. SIMSVS $R.ma*rV.& BUGSBUNNY -' ____________________________ I1T I - , imaginary • p.- - 4111121 vi P (~ "'D _____ t NWT. rare I. iiia? 1I:sI.ut:sl Mu si c $ 110.911 III Mye ago" is) I Love Lvov *515 4 31 NW., tows Is14I (3) Concentration " Will Rally to shop for FAther-he never expects rn 0 U t S .1 , .1, $ 15.p.st Wed. 151431 (1) movie 6 - ~,-ie . 0 $clsncs is. Art 1. INN (0) Gypsy As" Loan TM 5 I si:II.ltze (s)h1;Pet •- WOW: - : _d., "I"RojacT stUlf. if, WU cm.111511 i "Q92111 01 I do 11* FWM JUPIT3X WnWAPO-W . - 7 Akwas Pinics MATL'Mni r ( il • --------• n-la $2:IZ.t3:4$ Khsd.r time (sw. Daily W.l $ S ::: :: ________ A I - te:s&.1$:s 1*:00- 1*1I5 Aerse 57th ?reda.t Tonight *5 (35 0 - •5 (1) SliusOs ewe (2) 5,e ( 5) Capt. ' $ -- ust aries 1:86 (2) Today 14) Niggle Cars*% ,_, 0 Node 7:51 i s) CBS News 7:31 (3) rates *.pirt . bust Salad. Drevoing anti tackle aye Pow,ess1s i gn con Time Una Amer. History Spanish a 5:50.515 1`341 it) MOT (I) Hews 49) 230 Here** 611114110 I I Ilaked Idaho Potato, a ro- with the New York Giants 9:84 (1) U. A, History unifies semester II _ J4juJ5 $L)JPfl 'MATA(MVMYI flt) ($1 Brothers seco n d-year mu vi. 4:66 4), X 1, we gj1)ggu, ell •.e .:31-6:56 9:90-9:36 VAMuisihIlus man Almanie A. U. I - SHORT RIBS - . I . 1UM$I Cord Is Smothers (I) 1:55 (5) ci (3) ft 0 rf~ll V tt:$I . L 0 ir WSMAW -_ _ ~ 'Y1l ') .-.- RACKI - fl)IWI tP hflJfl, i,)$ PF406MMI 4*1 55:ee 1. \_ - RoamS (8) Where The Action I iflOF IIAN*DUI(15 - Show hIS 45) Huckslb.rry : : a:: M3 [T r 1 '.' -. ________________ ____________________________________________________________ ocn WCKY -v I-SAWS A SIT I ThhI& - .- ) ____________________________________ :55 iiii - Lt - •. (Is L Ii..- r / ' 0 . ----- ______ $:se $ I o Il.w.il.e (5) uswni $$C 5:55 1:36 ISIThe Virginian (9) Batman, after the police Ishl" . 0 . i •" tonight, after It has been coddled in our ovens in the beet lIritish tradition you, too,can regain yoursdf wit it a Juicy, th ick cut of this butter-tender Roast Beef along with all the trini. mings, including a giant Sunday boosted bins In. )p lb Nt. 'W YORK (UPI) - Six @341 (1) Hustley-orlabler 'OIs.thsyqukt.ddown sndw.nttob.d rlghtaway-. "\._ I(' 0 w ..tevu makes kin to happy.Then be f ree and joy. " I • ~ - f any. he 'IU"\ Q a' . 1 ______ ou CIA strut in the ' A .'. • ii sitipinent of ...a heavy PrInts Who of aged. corn-ftd Steer 13cef. Anti, Top Money, Winner ght Sits U N.w..pe Sits (5) s-'s " A • -. '. 'u' "In flying abroad, s It necessary to take s st..u.e, b t -a • w 5 \ - io.gi,er : , _______ no • ______ . 1:11 • I ' . I - I PALM u)ACU AitlENS, Fla. (U PI) - Californian Phil The Dan- Rodgers' victory In the Bu ic k Television T 0 0 the snssrt.aitio5 magazines andtrythebairatyless)s.wn therein; tell your friends ' later world -IN - It - bc, Mickey who wuted to remove formula ful lnorlj In? 1b It ~~oI (not hot) 20) Important you handle ala persists business and personal mat.• ijhe p$,spot with pep- tars of moment before ii". Cafl'Y 01% with work at Isomi. 30 Duiwewses Don't neglect ycur msl1oy vilask imby soap reports that are necessary "' DE R LLY-Remove for. Make sure that children, if Study the .4'7A im run). Vincent Price guest to the lead of the Profession I 9-9:30 P.m. (CIII.N. Green stare with singen Vikki Golfers Association 19(ld nion. a . I -. ) 7013 o Is rVxN0WWWTM00P ' I _= inkles ous practical sffairp so that "now " however, that when I am tInish". ne Rs. a. X. C. I II only an Z..... hair r Kanter. _~ i tic* that have created 751 eases of shooting hostility a round the world since World fierce as a two-man sub Is War It. 10-11 p.m. (CBS) ny Kaye Show. (Color) (Re- 6 I . ______________________ ..~ -% n). armed with missiles Is the te.t chamber. A real cliff. rr zz t" I Feb. 19) Morning requires • _________ COULD HELP ILD 1 THINGS . )PR~3---- r - - • the reaultsyuuwantInA.M. heard them. So I get so an. , PRISCILLA'S POP . 1, , '. ... Tom slldln4; keeps with ot6rs.* Mo . 1jod, from being joratched. CAPRICORN (Dos. :rj to :06 - POELINX Jan. 20) Find own way to 4" DEAR POLLY-Whom I go to lily particular talents and you ~ a laundry I take along ma k e a big hit, find success z ANGER WON'T HILPI In them you desire, bind joy business mates in) friends my Wrinkling bottle apd plastic has and op tinkle a "Dear Edyth Thornton Me. hing to In doink work that I@ interest. look awful What do yes be ironed and the m Lend: I am to angry with say?"-Geri . ft all tog. A new attitude is nec..right Into the bag. this saves sary if you want to make " myself. I've gained lot. of 1 say us is an tintS because it can be done your mate contented.. weight and I know my fashion for iuituze womenl friends talk about It. I've makes them look older and it W111141 On beavier 1111085 dry. AQUARIUS Qan. 21 to 0 f. lHeywwrAmowel AT eLrrl-4b 40 , - , friends know how I fast of -1 . .(' .1, r. IFICAT*N IVE _______________________ I WW-44 I HAD - plsced',pit the opçp lid of the ala you like. Improve health . slowft, m Imachim , will arep the 00 YOU have more accord :ill - - GW ANY' r .81 $ Gressmunchea, and the actiss Is gripping sod the tension • - . it so siunal levet 2-10 p.m. (NBC) sii )tfl (NBC') I Spy, "The Undeclared War." (Cot. (olr) ; ( Reru Sc) Aalnt.nsI,elookatths "Taths." Kelly totts' delpli In love MY "MIMS&W Batman SIM Various South American coun with T1I* toting (Laura Battle am treaed tot. Jew. isles Is which confl ict and Devon), a gorsous photo •13 he Is sitE the causes of their tur. grapher who Is allegedly do2:30-2 pat. (ABC) Blue molt. The tensions that at. big a picture' story on his Light. "The Weapon Within." filet Pens, Panama, Colom. tennis activities. He courts (Color) (Rerun). In this see. bla and Guatemala are flat- her gstl had tenderly sit und.rgr.ssnd fads,y at _______ , 1~_b _______________________ An Ordinary rubber sink mat You can then be with conten. should I do let my __: ______ ____ _____ ) ____ _____ .*i*l I 6. bi Y6ur draw your special attention brings draper, What _________ ____________ ' The woman says: OrA of two parts. March has Wally colored by their na. over Tokyo,' to thit distress D )fm tkn.3 per"nsUUea, but they of Scuttle vvhd a convinced (Eva Pilug) over is hissU., ate also t*plcst of the she Is Russian aifent. Beau. tifuily and convincingly done. His mission Is I. destroy the worldwide unrest and fric LW offiss " . '% itvening weal for romance. SAGITTARIUS 4N 22 to Dec. 21) Getting right at work ahead of you that needs - I . - jj(1 " __• anti awkward iii. - ---.._ I P_________ Li Il I , '' "I III - . wings . ______ -41 W $ orget anxieties. AvoI'l any new and risky ventures for, now. 23 I L SCORP16 ('OcL o Nov. a discarded umbrella, Remove ends of material reseMbling NA • of a bst. The yang. DEAl POLLY-A paper clip lag careful not to cut into It. sises esa have lots at ft*.- bent an S shape makes Riposte seam from and to ces. EMNA. ' dud bstltule"lf Dick Turner By .' - ' a 11 DEAR POLLY - As Batman a plot* of elastic to $We and largent Audi and then brush that later In the day you can ;Iq is all the rage now, a cape Can bottom ends for. th. itsis is the liquid on the springs and get specific work started. ii be made from the material in slip th rough, wilt the potitad think It worhs perfectly-DON Don't forget civic duty also the material from the frame be. the -- ..-. -, as look also sing on a more profes. date is orlifte a eight. City foiling robberies sad Impress. lag ladles. Before yen can he flies seowud OMIts.. CARNIVAL---- N - ., *1 shivalry mA pablis spkr% I Pr - TTI54NM.0 a& F 0yrolly Cromer. . I. ., r_ 11 71JANS ME 0*NA WW lymo im ricism"VW I • J ç ADAgg A . -;;z :!~, - --' iI*cransscu woman • latest fashion - ,. - " rounti see. ;4A ,.,-,,,, I - first "Its the has to 7:20-I p.m. (AIC) (t.. Acres. (lob,) (limit). On. Carr and Joh C*;y. In one be all right." ntl the cuss. "The Pagets Ge.. if the funniest of them an. very good sketch, Price Is of the family weakly says, Itrogkt." (Cii..) (5...). This episode is the cute in suitably ghoulish as Dr. "I don't like it-but I sup. It's us. lIttle cu sja4 whisk Lies gets her first )'ranken.t,in, and bay. Is pose It it's th,. fn'hion its lag, to Ills that keep $ series sitvdds.bug look at the spread howlingly funny as his mon- all right." stir. The ln.vltablellttle girls g.Iag. The Pmsgn3. (iwyms near flsot.rvW.. For join Kay. with some songs, X.mdlth) to heel, aid .vI- wIt. joined this series and Miu Casr and John Gary , is mly $ % 1 . - lady's obviously created to mak, a • 111M NM - ( ' - I ,. I .. .iiitiU trumps his would have led a bring to attention of Influ. I third club toward du~Y And ontiall persons. Got backing I ft 16 as - ,, q7 I °''- *danDwmu ' if ' ____ - - - ( : ---] ',. .-' __ F 1q54 - 21) Completing talks with anlarge enough fo the neck and old-type bed springs,- I dip a sociat.s you started some Liii. reinforce with bias tape. Sew baby's formdla brush in to aim. ago Is best in AM. so ter. Cut center of the circlo i _____ I I . - 't Oswald: KIfSouth had won 22) You are filled with fin. the t rick with his king of Ideas In A.M.that you can 0 A0j&1fW & A - ___ 1 WA5 OK WHEN HI MOVED IP4 AewtWm4.4. jA1 am V4440 101111111111111" ,. IxPEC1r'4G (I •,_, . 4 Isk helping you 22Paloto*1111, JulyIts"' 21) . 0 a 0 &ON # ,.. ., i;.' I etc. Be on 1k. cut VIYS loss of two tricks lowed In P.M. the later on." -- 0 L OUR And what dL4 tk. ter--of mine is O U 0 the house in that outfit," So to put wear anything bathing I. also rttveallng: "At suits with big the, à.s I was shocked, It I through holes, skirt so short a, petit .1 view can do no figu,,d, .9k.. w4it $ But fish, school authorities ssay they The wes.sr .1 the ... wrest. Aid this attitude sifts Ion. disrupt classes; ugly styles JMT HI*1S MUCH diPf7PmY )( "' °' Pm.. 1k. woman' s sagis, -_ taste. A nsa, designer from $ .3.1k.. scuiselos. woman's de*usi. can get yemen "--1 0 0 WIIT .1 -- - Sbsd the window?" 4 4 tufted out WeIIPIkifig. It you need. You receive a plus. JIm: It was a matter of Ps East overruff South'. hand ant letter. This help, you to accepting a gift from East. Opsmlsl 3.id would be g t East 'dls. work with new inspiration. South rutted the second heart of diamonds. Zut cuffed the carded South Id raft one LIRMA (Sept. 23 to Oct. and played his an of spade.. third high dlamcusd with the of,durnmy's onds and 22) Play your hunches In west dropped a heart and eight of trumps, South ii'et. dlldlrd the oikk on a good A . M. and handle obligations Sculls decided there was no ruffed with the Jack -sad East i4 make his properly so that you have harm trying out the diamond played ace and one club." of trulips km South free tIie in evening to en p4s suit. 11. played three rounds Oswald: "Ibis put Last In wI4 ma ke his contract," joy recreation you prefer. - • ' _____ . :: hnmodut IL mar be. 4 iUtI OUR VT ft 17 WAY ,. trump break. How did South 0 (kIT?!t LJJ _____________ WHAT OF WI MAD ___ ,, OF - ____________ 'Us sift 61~14 - to at together Socially 10 In dummy wI rut P14 tan of Plan fut*. business wisely. the AXJ Oswald: "'Fivit he" would only go down one trick. it as If four sped.. is in. • 0 ___ . -. I f (LVft 6"4 5 _ / _ 1. . t,N 4 ties àuss (. or. ,*,et / 1 TA 'pt, \ % 5.,e iS - " 1nse 35g_____ QO higher. I I 241910 IS I designer especially V its. trans. bW andsrtt). the msetlesid tkn fact that a name dulgm. husband havp.to.uy about on the brakes and the.k the 160 AM her busband gill of bod created her gown the transparent gown that olitners can get women a hag way Is ..$sia why idi It to perfectly good got mat horn.? lila comment i j . .m.. items aid pits slip en .. L . ______ 1, was asit. is rj -i ____ . ..... 01 I ____ cl($usro ' ' ' 5,'Jim; 'He -lfback th.'nins for personal desIres. of spades. BaiIl was delight. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) 'of to let It to dummy's Civic or publie work should V4$. A*1S* _ -Nloi - - N. oW sasive trIcI4 Wbot did - with. who, have ontortalood t you previously. Evening best - 111114 ijt, I if '.i VXUMJ L O8Ifl ,, . ( Itsi. D.psflmant $ - ______ ______________________________ - in 1k. e,sIlin,. NOaH' CHILDIZII (June I - _.. own make You plww later 111111M ( I #A" d W ii . tim. t000ssslst others as well. blow own izcllnatIons' 1,4, I 'f 1. / II .... I down to women all over the In just such * manner g....Waginstoeisn'treaa, country who buy their clothes bavehuabandsandfthers all rI tsr tuition yet. This dress over the country ehrugcil ° off their masculi ne right to wu .rest.d by a New York a copy of what they A% s,1mg4. Wiskl. (fr' I * best Judy andj~n 'I ,11 9"M air . ptspye to, greater progress - . __.. kli'li 1 19 F9 F; L. ' - _____________ ':: sod hep start he.t. reflhng In the Ig1iI 4lrscthcn A.M. Is Los Angel.., Cal, 20069, for Abby's booklet,' How to Write Letters for Afl W . June *1) Mofllai Is beat time to ltoAbby,Bok.69700, __.;.., _____ _____ GIMINI (Kay 21 to S is write I$teii? -. - yoss,e.bhteget.theruis $SV4dd,SeSSd VeioPS. sad she said ahsiseid quit anytime, but I knew sits isn't. Ike drink. alas. aid think, as s.iknew, It. I cant fises mjastbsr tog. to doets,, and I eu's asseas my talker it 171st SI. uksd : '.q-.s .I 4.'. ____ ______ Jill .flts, -- . ..sallty in ,i,..to.. CaIJjO0e2. Pots petjenal , it .. • Jj.,11I . T1me? W,p iAb. solo% 7`0 $ I ' -._ - ask, your Pedal .3... the ales' fvtst.i. y per. • . - / r. - Wit. 1 Just train your moving debrIs,' its. eW'lkswsyyesknew - TAUIVI(A*.,,Is3(g • _ K,s is be ou17 good difr tEV el1,.3i, esif Put,Msiu will di the just. . ' . Is .t.dud to Imp"" Year Prop" A "NOT wiThOUT SIN: $ ti,Iig. rs.d pad. asik is skiM aft. as' keetot duuss nsdetiktog,.oul.sd,? kM --g enet If 36w- tuI. key whatever P.Y *1MTA1J I 1' Muriel Lawrence : 31w CL? Ws Ii;i ______ - - II) Ons ** dead kM. . -- ,. . vs.. it., es an ask. yas' tu'.'irw SIU.s mere pew. em I.e di", 3.dJds1nS, iWN TUIL* 4 ____ -r1T?prriur 1.. 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US c,ic\ EXTRA SPECIAL! WESTERN VINE WINED SAVE lOc $100 only I urii RIAL 29 PLUMS PUSH SWEET EI.1.Y •,........,...,4.... 4N PAI ARIECUESAUCE CIGARETI'ES...... N.2" LII 141. ........... HYDROX COOKIES NABISCO 0110 CREME SANDWICHES "a ........... DUTCH CHOC. UQUIDMETUCAL PR.. 4, 'Ki 3/10TTl WIND P.s. Cliii hiiu,s.. IREUE SUNSHINE IINSO Ii -•. fI C.ppans.. 9. T. TANNINS 10710$ 1131 . po Bass NEW UP TROPiCAL FRUIT PUNCH OR 1 9T. 14.02. CANS AlP COLORED MILD SPICIALI I ....... 83c ..,... C I L. 58 NO. 214 WEATHER: Wednesday 88.70, rain .02 inch; warm and rain thru Friday. — VP! Leaned Wire — Established 1908 — THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966 — SANFORD, FLORIDA — Price 5 cents Twister' Hits Loch Arbor Homes iner Sees innel From ivy Base Woman, Girl Held Here On ' IyD.l*IsAistbs ornadic winds slashed down a .. J .//• • .. . of a thunderhead about 3:10 n. Wednesday, matched the I on a sunporeb at the home I. •' - Lewis Beach, 401 Lakeview • - . S • Area Deaths .......................... W .._. Aa.P. MUD NAIlS 1-li. 11.0*. C. NO IPull I.11. JAR - ... Bridge ................. Ce.i.lfIe4 Ads 6* Comics ................. — 4* Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby ........ Editorial Page ...................... Entertainment ................ 5* h Sotisty ... 7. PRICES IN THIS AD ARE GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY, JUNE 18. 27c PiulicrUp Shopping oroscope Cent., .p4 .. - WI I . -,. . .. -- ............................ LA.IL . Morals Charge . • •- A 22-year-old woman and her 16-year-old sister have been ar. rested by Sanford police and charged with prostitution and indecency after keeping a date . . .•,, . with a police informer. Lodged In city jail in lieu of $213 bead Is Clara Kemp, charged with prostitution and indecency. 11cr sister, just days past her loth birthday, is being held in juvenile detention in ve In Loch Arbor, and hurl, It Into the front yard of Dr. I.. Lindsey, nest door 'ortions of th* roof were wned across a hedge separatDr. Lindsey's borne from I of County Commissioner n Fitzpatrick, next door. o scattered over the yards I* curtains of the aunporch I limbs of pin. trees. -w-- Seminole County jail charged with IsPEc'rlN( TORNAI)O Indecency, The pair was arrested in a trap set by police officers lotlowing two weeks of sur11. lance. The girls had been residing at the Avalon Apartments, III Second Street, and the pollee damage in Loch Arbor Wednesday were neighborhood youngsters (top photo) Christopher I'ilcher, Fitzpatrick, .Jan Pileher and Mark Simons shown standing on it portable canopy which was flipped over In the Pilcher yard. In bottom photo, Lewis Bench examines Portion of his roof which was lifted off and (Herald Photos) blown into yard of neighbor, Dr. E. L. Lindsey. large pine tree in the yard the Lindsey borne prevented ortlon of the metal Nof from thing Into the house. Strips afternoon '' metal were wrapped around began keeping a watch on them following complaints men had been visiting the pair at aU hours of the day and night. Finally, according to Police Chief Arnold S. Williams, an in. former was engaged by the police to make a date with the girls. This was done, with the understanding the girls would meet the informer, pose for nude pictures, and engage in sexual acts. The informer paid for the setvices with $20 I. marked bills. tree trunk. leach, a Douglas Aircraft reisentative stationed at the tiord Naval Air Station, said . • saw the funnel-shaped cloud, ith two tails," from the base I his Intuition told him It s over his house. 'I was tight," Beach said Fly. "A few moments later edfo cafled. to say the tof I~ Impp So $etstsr1.pqarently skim .. I 1 ..•. • is Drive, scattering limbs. inches, leaves and pin. needover dozens of homes and sting streets with debris, a swooped low over the aught up in the fierce winds' s a duck which makes its ne in the Little Venice canwhich was discovered to e a broken leg. That was only reported Injury, portable metal canopy at home of Barton Pilcher, 422 rstal Lake Drive, was flip. I upside down and water was wu into the house, through roof flashings. )ther homeowners in the area les Fagan. - world reported that the Air Force rocket was performing the crucial first stages of its six-hour mission with intelslon, Carrying Its satellites like peas in a pod, the Titan third stage first dashed Into a low orbit 102 to 117 miles high and then fired a second time toward a peak altitude of more than 20,500 mile.. After a four-hour coast to the high mark, the flying launch platform was program- State Upholds Tax Rolls In Seminole 'Dark Horse' Pictured In ' New Canal Alignment OKd Other officers to be elected at tonight's meeting are a vice chairman and a secretary. treasurer. A new, northern alignment the northern route will be ap- volume will he aquaiiy distri. Only surviving officer of the at a block away. He esti- for the proposed St. Johns-In- proximately $1 million, accord. buted between the old and new old committee, Mrs. £rneatlae ted damages at less than than River Canal was tentative ing to the directors. river channels. Forward, secretary treasurer, The new alignment grew out will preside at lb. muting * The rain was coming down ly approved today by the dii- of a meeting with the wildlUe which is open to the public. heavily we didn't hear any- trict's board of directors. and fish groups In Vero Beach Ig at the time the tornado The alignment, worked out In April. it has been submitted ick," Pezold related. lie with the assistaàce of the U. S. to the groups for approval. il dlife Service ml State Scott said hydraulic compu. I several large pine trees W and Fresh Water Fish tations show that the flow of oft and Game rby were snapped Ronnie ower line Was torn loose at Commission, will go approxi- water In the river will not be WASIiINC,TON ui'i matelY one-half mile north of diverted enough to daniage The leaders of the nation's home of V. L. Ashtoo,1.0 GE'TYSHURG, Ps. (UP!)— shad hatching. He said projec. state legislatures were expectgo Drive, cutting oil dcc- the original alignment, Harold Scott, engineer for the tions reveal that the water ci to present President, Johnson "Sta rt hitting, keep hitting and I1Y for a time. canal district, said the alignwith a thutimping en'i.,rse,,irnt when you get tired, hit hard. t the home of 1,. K. 111cc, ment will miss most of the St. it his Vietnam policy today er.' Forrest Drive, the top of a £S* 1.5 % IGNORED Johns River, marshes and lakes thnuaj many were having seeThat was the tens, formula d pine tree was snapped oil Z,a NEW YORK (11314) and will not disturb 'hail fishSamthe tornado winds and flung '/.a. Gabor, the first of the o,i.i thoughts about his Great for successful political earnpalming offered by the former the roof of the house, punc- big in the additional cost of (;aIur family to marry a llstee Society programs. Estimated as the root and allowing The two-day mictittir, similar champion who retired undefeat. in the Social lt'gi.sti'r. Joshua to seep In through the cellCosden, was given the cold to an earlier conference of the cd after capturing the top prize of a bedroom. Rice said Hearing Slated shoulder today by the publics, nation's governors, was calla4 twice. tree then rolled off and bit TALLAHAS.SEE (UPI) to discuss federal-state ruls. Former President Dwight D. In. lion, rindow air.cUfnlng wilt, surance Commissioner hiroward tions. Eisenhower tendered his adusing It. He has not yet Williams today set a public VATICAN visi'r But it Waa evident that Viel- vice to Ronald Reagan, the tived an estimate of dam- hearing for July 6 on proposed VATICAN CITY (UPI) nam was on the mind, of many fledgling candidate who turned 5. liability and physical d-amage; Scii. Robert F. Kennedy (1).. of the state house speake,s from a successful acting career be pine tree was located in Insurance rate increases by the N. Y). will meet lope Paul VI and Senate presidents (rum in Hollywood to win the Reyaa-d of a neighbor, Robert Preferred Risk Mutual lnur. late this week to 'disc uss the Guam, Puerto Rico and 41à of publican nomination for goc1116 PIO - WOrd tM11Os." awe Compsnj. the 10 elates. eeeoe of Calitoeui.. Confidence high equatorialorbit. The third stage also serve as satellite is only slightly faster than earth's rotation and 1$ takes a xnoonlct about It days to circle the globe, drifting 2,. 073 miles around the earth's midsection a day, cessful orbiting of the seven communications satellites, the good," a project officer reprobability of communications ported an the 700-ton spar. machine climbed over the Atlantic (tons the (Wry blast. off of two 1.2 million pound thrust solid fuel booster rocketa. Two minutes after blastoff, the 'spent solids were Jettisoned into the sea. The first of the Titan's three liquid.fueled stages took over and raced toward orbit. The eight-in-one launch (eat was achieved once before, in March loor, by a Thor-Agena launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base, California, The best Russia has done Is to orbit five satellites with one rocket. between Washington and any U. S. military base would be greatly increased." The Air Force said the sateb iites will be utilized primarily for experimental purposes, but will be capable of providing c ni e r g e n c y communicalions. Each slucecraft is cap. able of relaying two voice corn. inunications at the same time. For initial test, and expert. nients, the Defense Department has set up mobile stations in West Germany, hiawai and the Philippines and has permanent Installations at Camp Roberts, Calif., and Ft. Dix, N. J. In ad. dition, a British station may participate In some tests. Ask us about our LOW Vote 'Start Hitting,', Ike Tells INTEREST EDUCATIONAL LOAN! ' ORD-ATUNUCNATIOWM—WUt - , day's rocket "a real scrub down" with engineers follow. ing with extra cautious testing procedures used for the Titan 2's that launched manned Gemini capsules. Today's mission called for more than just reaching the was programmed to an orbital launching platform for its eight satellites. nied to fire a third time to go One by one, the glittering Into a circular orbit and change moonlets were rigged to spring Its course •0 that it followed free of the rocket as It gently the equator, increased its speed. The slight "Everything looks very difference in velocity for each good," an Air Force spokes- of th e spacecraft was designed man reported two hours into to put each in slightly different the mission that has been call- orbits so that in about three ed one of the toughest yet months they will be spread out around the globe. faced by a rocket, Al the planned 20,940 mile al. The triple-barrelled rocket, mightiest in America's miii- titude, the orbital speed of each . - - As a result, Col. David V. Stiller. Titan 3 program direco f or, said technicians gave to. 20,940 miles above the equ.- ground station and relay the signals to another outpost more than 10,000 miles away. Col. Marion U. Gibson. an Air Force project officer, said before launch that with the sue. Demo Race i 100-pound space relay eta- rocket because of its ability to tions around the globe to give zip from one orbital track t. the Pentagon a swift, jam-re. another. Today it had to fly sistant radio link with forces Into three different orbits, and In Vietnam and elsewhere In twist the angle of its path so tins.. of crisis, that it parallels the equator. If the orbital launcher con. The orbital stage ran Into tinued to work as it did for trouble on its last two outings, the first stages of Its intricate in December and October, and mission, the seven communka. failed to reach its final orbit lions satellites and a research on both occasion,. One failure moonlet were scheduled to pop was caused by a frozen valve out into orbit on their own at and the second by a valve jam. 1:07 p. m. (EDT.). Tracking stations around the mcii by an unknown foreign oh. Commenting on the case to. ta r, day. Chief Williams said San. At that spot, each will he ford does not have a prostltu. able to relay coded Commands tion problem, and that it is between stations more than 10,very rare such a case comes to 000 miles apart. police attention. ______________ "The trajectory looks real last summer that 100 per Cent! "Probably the most importBy Donna Estee After carrying on a verbal valuation must he used in her ant factor, as tar as the counorted soakedcarpets, walls and correspondence battle over effort to obtain the IOU per cent ty is concerned, about the now I furniture as the wind drove the past 10 months with the rating from the Railroad Assesswater through window State Comptroller's office and ment Board. The former rating ru ling from the Railroad Assess. it lark horse possibly will mes, under doors and eaves, the Railroad Assessment Board, given Seminole County was &s ment Hoard is that taxes can as chairman of the now be levied against the rail. emerge each estimated replacement the Seminole County assessment per cent. nages to his home at ap. rolls have been given a 100 per 'We are using the seven cr1. road at IOU per cent valuation, Seminole County Democratic nlmately $2,100. Furniture on cent valuation rating, Mrs. teria set forth In the just value bringing an estimated increase executive committee at its re. sun porch was soaked and Mary Earle Walker, county tax law In making appraisals,' she in revenue of $15,000," Mrs organizational meeting ached. ten wails were buckled said. "In 1964 the rates were ad- Walker revealed. assessor, announced today. tiled for 8 p.m. today in the arlous "guesstimates" said Mrs. Walker, who has con. justed to reflect current build. In the past, the county has County Commission chamber screaming winds lasted tended the county has been us- ing costs and we are continuing been permitted only to levy at the court house. as "am" to "three" minutes, ing 100 per cent (true) just val. the reappraisal program, keep. taxes on a percentage of the Two committee members, Dr. owed by a rain shower. uatlon since her return to office ing it current so that a crash 1953 valuation. While the 1953 W. Vincent Roberts, of Sanford, eorge Pezold, 206 Forrest in 1960. has carried on the reappraisal will not be necess railroad valuation will still be and Robert Peirce. English vi, reported today that half correspo ndence since the order sty as it was in the past.' she used, IOU per cent auesinwnt Estates, have been campaign. will be permitted. roof of his house and the from the comptroller's office reported. . ing for the office and pt-climbs. ire roof of his garage were - ary surveys have Indicated a id off and "scattered all possible deadlock, r the neighborhood." ezold said he did not yeathe roof was gone until selghbor called to tell him ut it. Most of It landed — CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) A Titan 3C rocket zoomed Into one "aiming" orbit and then another with eight satellites today, waiting to sow them one by one In higher pttha to create a military communications network able to flash emergency commands to farflung forces. Star performer of the misThe eight-in-one shot wan the first of three do. slon was the Titan's third signed to string 22 of the stage—called a switch engine room, in a local motel, and at-. preliminary orbits and then a From that lofty perch, the rested the sisters. final circular one to kick Its communicalions satellites were Arresting officers were Capt. switchboard satellites Into expected to be able to receive Ben Hitter and Det. Sgt. Char. slightly different paths about iadlu bro.i k,i3ts (&oia one . ich borne. SpaceRelay Stations To Spun Glob. tary inventory, began its flight with perfection at tO Po Police reports Indicate pie. EDT), it thundered Into the lures were taken of the older party cloudy sky on a niiusi,e girl while she was nude, before column of fire and ansokt' the police entered the meeting It was headed toward two '• dovV the top, of trees from near the Intersection sat Lab. Boulevard and Crystal .. '. For LBJ Seen S Democratic county committee members will organize at 8 p.m. Thursday at the courthouse. A chairman, vice chairman and secretary-treasurer will be elected. * . 6-11-64 . . • Herald Index AN ... I Eleanor blather., of Sanford, was among students named to the Dean's List for the spring sernests. at Lake City Junior -- ,. .. S BEVERAGES Hwy. 1742, S. Sanford 4.., Orlando. .... 79c "H 19 .mii =111 :i mm ?4.tralb - - _____ ____ --..- • UM Is 9(1*1? TT1I S Mrs. Barbara E. Dennison, Seminole County mental health worker, will attend the East Central Florida School of Al. enhol Studies June 10-31 at .......... 89c S Anyone interested, (including students and adults,) in attend. ing Seminole Junior College is invited to attend a special admission conference Monday at 8 p.m at the Seminole High School auditorium. This includes persons interested in night classes. StuJents contemplating attending the college are urged to get their applications in as soon as possible. Th. roll Is increasing daily. C SAVE AT AlP Cold WOW "ALL" hANS ...........................-,... . 0 SPICIAU HOWARD DOVE LIQUID "ART --.-. aloft S 5 Too Sep ..........64,49c HormeiSpam ......CAN 59c IICHI JOHNSON' S FROZEN SPICIAIJ Coffee Rich 19c Corn Toasfies 29e ...... ......6lC,OT,U "ALL" I-OL .i'i.!1 MM everyone else concerned. GAL 29c Recent Incidents at a city recreation department sponsor. .d Little League ball game involving hanassment of the referee by a parent, which almost turned into a fist fight after the game, has caused concern among city officials. It was College. asedessed 9s IML 15.02.: -. rIAL1 i.. S.0l. CAN I PINT 64M .......... '/ $ CAM LUX LIQUID 46 L%I rvv ri.T OUI OWN EASY NEW (Is SAIl) ............ - SPICIALI L2 ? ... 6c 2k YAP. MILK 1^64 CANS Sic IP VANISH 14.01. VACUUM EANUTS ...........s. r&d 45e 1.10W SPAGHI1'TI LOUNGE CHAIRS 5" SUNSHINe 3II JAR i73 7 S have to be done. The fiercely emotional attitudes of some parents has long been an Unpleasant situation at Little League games and is embarrassing to the kids and to Hunts Peaches 3 "cr89c Grape Drink 3 -_ 1111111" Cake Mixes ..... lOc Cheddar Cheese w69 ',°'45c IN PASS ALUMINUM I A&P CHILLED FLORIDA. YELLOW CLING HALYIS OR SLICED PASS 01AN MM On I 5 e Indicated if parents can't mind their manners and their mouths and remember that the game is for the kids, something will SAVE lb. 29c Orange JUICE PUSH 1*5W JUICE Father's Day Suggestions! 1 I 39c 2. 39c Blueberries Pint LEMONS ___________________________ I, TMIN! 3.11. BAG C II 2 C PIUN PEACHES 2 lbs. to go Per an ØA* In sspsss' plant opsratlis ant yes'1ri,y few Is the 860% held l4b. Ski's initiative and study earneti him a pay raise from the S i*crn CANTAM LOUPES state tern for wain plàat q. with city. ir for , Joshua C Chase, son of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Chase, was graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy this week. He was in the same class with David Eisenhower, grandson of the S. • LACKIIRRY PUSH beautification commit- former President, who was the commencement speaker. Its Sanford youth plans to attend Cornell University. 39 JAMS PAISIR NOWN 'N See" FrenchRols?'V29c, • MIII PAIRIR SSIICIOV$ :" S look into the possibility of purchasing the land in the triangle intersection of French Avenue and Seminole Boulevard at the lake front with an eye toward having * tower or fountain landmark constructed there. City Manager Pet. Knowles reported to the commission that the owner wants $25,000 for the parcel. Needless to say, the city is not buy. big. — JAMS PAIflI lasesovi a boat and motor for city use development for lakefront work, transportation of VIN, plus recreational use of city employ... No cost to the city. Thank you, Harry. . C 41 Harold Slam. of Marina liar. ho? Corporation, who will build the dry storage and mariftafs cilitles on the marina landfill, has decided to Increase also of his storage building to sceommodat. 300, instead of 200 boats. Good evidence of filth in the project. H. has also sequested certain minor changes In design of the bulk heading in his area, which will be on the east side of the marina tee had requested that the city Parfection .r4 care like go into the imiskin of all Ann Pap Fook rb one and also Providing & now &tthlthblfllN for "The Nile of Americs" 4CLO F . Thatdependsvponthav Are Ann Page Foods a god resaon Theyw we of Imy. **** on the St. Johns River *S* Al 0 PHi9H6=. - Seminole County • "It's a Pleasure to flank at the Atlantic" PH 321421$ MCMIII P.D.LC. i . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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BIG WEEK STARTS NOW! PiCK UP YOUR RED NO. 9 RACE CARD- AT PUBLIX NOW! 0;% Tech U R d Study Requested Jessup Cassel-berry Eyes Water System cnwwar unauaa Utility Co. Purchase Pralb Is Studied urn go to . tile racel Tj 5$? I - hAN *1W Uh C. 916 I l ft 415 I. U$SS $100 . UPS, rn ... Woo" Ii. seal *1k.,6 . ___ I. i Ni& IIJ& 11111a N. WL These us seIme of lb 64 s id, PS.. $100 -Ns SAN *esis dwlelp w 7* wsWs ruse qs. . . ap 21106W $415 10106 S A... N.. PS.. W fII_.S l..i. .es T.. nu $.d. UMrs. Label"d. PS.. uS.. ___I.,. IIS1Lp1JII Puss. S.., PS.. $10. S. S. Yesir I.sU3IL1 P.!. Heib... Pie. $100 . N. C. 1. w.ir.. 6 on kiWi laYs Go To The R.s card now N 0 $JkDCO Pb purchasen.c.aary. Match the whf1thSWIflflhI'g w nimths,s poatcd at PUBUX each Monday. F.n Mrs fun, *AA yaw carda.t ho" while you *sco$or1Vshow. tbw curds and new races every week Join the urn. Get Vow card dsy at PUBUX, where shop. pMgIsaplsssursI Round Steak 0 To GOVERNMENT.JNSPICTED HEAVY WESTERN IEEPSALEt $ - - •ii as pissed b peer $aIi. hbII* Markel man ALL YOU DO SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN 5..s.e "on" 312 TesS. Tws 'Be", $06 es sio. " TM W WiIa urn..... VAMP p.. i4. . c.s. in rM,,I II... IP. $L . P, N. i.. r $, lie U + tC$O Now 1. 1 ilk0 that new Around the C1ock5 WE is top qf The Iuford Herald AM at the new building? Seminole County ••• • ontheStJohnsRlyer isis "TheNileofAmerka" s bed Look for. It as North Preach __ the lesofutiess rsquesting AVSflhis. It's is iy*cstchir. 0 0 0 State Road Deptment to make Immediate studies of connector William U. Robbins, son of roads to Florida Tech and for Mrs. Isyon Robbhos, Oiled.. updating a 155$ feasibility study and former S.aInd deputy of a Lake Mosses causeway sheriff, his boss pee.t4 to rb CT 4 was adopted by tb Hoard of specialist 4 with IS. Army In Psse uu . County Commluloem today. the 556th Military Polk. Com050 flSOlUtIOD passed isial. iy lsnyI&uS5 pany at Tort Baeknsr, OkinWEATHER: Monday 90-71; warm and showers thru Wednesday. 10001117 by the board calls tot awa. B. was graduated from City of Casselberry Monday Nee 5 cents SANFORD, FLORIDA UP! Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. JUNE 14, 1966 is iUlDudIIti study by the 8110 night took further steps toward VOL 58 NO. 212 Oviedo High in 1963. SSS • of the alignment and costs ala the long talked about musicip W connector road from SR 436 Is A Rotarian traveling up the pal water system with ILls ap the university site. river to Blue Springs recently polntment of a cosmittee to '11*e same resolution contains said he kept a close 175 On the meet with mbbard Cua.lbVy a request for a study on Sanford condition of the river on the to discuss possible pureha.e et Avenue extension with a Lake way and saw no muddiness. "It his private water company. causeway connecting was just as clear as could be," Named to the commutes were City Council Chairman Arwith SR at to the university he said. S S S thur C. Wheatley, Councilman Councilman site. Jessup The Lake Monroe causeway Clauson J. Wilkinson, of 211 Arthur Lego, City Engineer 1. St'ith Maple Avenue, has been C. Conklin and city fiscal agent Resolution to allow the sale throughout the city but has met study request, estimated to cost aw ded the designation of Kirk Gundy. of liquor at 2101 French Ave. with objections of surrounding the county $15,000 In secondary $ road funds, ran Into some dli. Knight of the York Cross of Cauelberry I. currently supan, was passed on first reading residents at each location, Honor, highest degree in the plying the city wltth water and • at city commission meeting Commissioners W. Vincent ficufty before the commission. sewer service through his Cia. York Bit, of Freemasonry. Monday, over the protests of Roberts, Earl Higginbotham The first motion to request SS selberry Utilities Company. He and Al. I.. Raborn Jr.. who vol. UPdltIU the 1556 causeway prø. adjoining property owners, CPO H. H. Ward, assigned has In the past held a franchise Request for the controversial ed for the change noted that posal plus a traffic and earn. to the maintenance training with the city for operation zoning change was made by French Avenue is a commercial logs study was defeated by $ detachment at SNAS, has been the municipal supplier, but that John Canton, who has sought four-lane highway and the sale 3-2 vote. selected as the "Instructor of franchis, expired at the first to establish a bar and/or pack. of liquor is legitimate in a Commissioner W. Lawienco k of the year. The utilities cow the Month." age store in several locations commercial two even though Swofford's motion to request 3fl3? Is now considered • SS there are private residences on such a 5*0 study tailed to get ',ii• a second until Chairman lola Notice is given the public "holdover franchise" while the nearby streets. by the Army Corps of Engi- city council considers Cassel. Ernest Southward, real estate Alexander turned the gavel over neers that Southern Bell Tele- berry's bid for renewal. broker speaking In behalf of to Vie. Chairman John Pits. phone has applied for a per- In action along this line MonCanton, defended Carhon's patrick. But Swofford and Alex. mit to place a submarine cable day night, the council tabled character and integrity and ander were the only two comm across the St. Johns River at any decision on the franchise contended that French Avenue missioners to vote for this ver. the Sesnlnols.Volusia County bid until the July meeting 4 is "a developing shopping area zion of the the request council, pending further study line. and Under existing zoning it Fitzpatrick and Commission. by City Attorney Kenneth Mc. SS must continue to develop corn- ens Rd Yarborough and Lea Gary voted "no." It was mentioned has a Itosh. 'Hugs' .., and 'bets' .. - mercially." city recently was grant• w•• week or so ago that Al Wilson edThe and 'bugs!' agreed "Carlton has to build Later the resolution was a Federal Housing and UrC mayor of Sanford and JackW. were expecting them a fencq between his property amended to omit the earnings sonville Beach. By the same ban Development loan for a deMonday afternoon, as we pre. on Fnnch'Avenue and that of and cost study and merely up 4, .., token Warren Knowles Is city tailed study of the feasibility pared to coil our new presses residential property owners on date the 1556 report. Swofford manager of Sanford and gov- of a municipally-owned water Is The 8aafeed Heralds now Laurel Avenue, In addition go said he was opposed to this be system. ernor of Wisconsin. hedges is to 3) feet high that cause he thought the earnings plant. Casselberry lately has been PUBLISHER WALTER A. GIELOW and head pressman Raymond Stev. SS already are .ewiag there," hi a nd cost study was necessary. And we bel.. .east ens study first copies of The Sanford Herald off the news presses Mon. Fitzpatrick said he was op. Sanford Lions are planning reported as saying his utility new pointed out. But ft wisa'i Is the day In to new newspaper plant on French Avenue. Presses, will print a big Fourth of July Fun lair company Is not for sale. In the Southward mud that "when posed to spending $15,000 In We stripped a gear 28,000 40-page papers an hour. again this year, with bigger past, however, he reportedly liqior Is Involved secondary road funds for the machine the sale In our engraving and better fireworks and put a price tag of $50,000 an and had I. send our photo. people t.S?to let their emotions study. But later agreed to go pleas., no ralol' is will be the waterworks. graphs t. sat friends at the overtake their better judgment akU with the mars limited version of the causeway study staged at Fort te11on Park In àther business Monday and paint too black . Winter l'anli Sun-Herald f the city council instructrequest. as usual and one of the best night, the situation." of p,ocessing, public service features is the ed McIntosh to enter Into an Property owners on Laurel Fitzpatrick said be didn't And that was why we were agreement with Herman R. their know whether the county could free eye-testing. Everyone Joyce on. hour Isle Is the dclivAvenue had contended that for purchase of a• piece should plan to take advantage of property on Secret Lake to "children would not be safe in afford building a causeway cry of Monday',. &s.lwrs. of that. neighborhood, widows and over the lake without raising (At that, though, we near- the be used as a recreation area. S I I taxes. alone women living would be iy made up all the lost tune The Secret Lake site was one Moving the big dredge out of three considered by the counspeed frightened by 'drunks' roaming The board adopted another with our new high drunk. resolution requesting the SRD of Lake Monroe and Into rile. cil and the recreation commispress... Vroom! I How t ho around the streets and tively safe harbor up the river sion for creation of a Munici- Max Cober!y, city tax as. due to increased food costs and from Mellonylll. Avenue to papers did fly, once the but. en drivers would cause aecid. for additional funds for beauti. In advance of possible hurri- pal 5 ends." Signed pe ti tions were flcatioa of U. S. 1792 along sessor, Was 1%efl a vote of also the acquisition of ex. Msngouatine Avenue and ma- ton was posIted.) park. cane winds reminds us of the Selection of a site for the new confidence and an order 10 pm presented to the commissioners Like Musuuu. time a hurricane hit Pensacola pollee station was delayed with teed with his work of Teaasess. pensive animals such as the turials would cost $5,2()I, protesting permitting the sale U the additional money Is tiger and leopard cubs which Commissioners indicated they and swept a huge dredge right the city's planning board be- ing city land values for up.dat. of liquor at that location. Sim. not available, the board asked are voracious meat-eaters. A plan to discuss th e plan furthrough the Santa Rosa Sound ing asked to make a study of ing of city tax rolls, liar protests had been register. that funds set aside for beauti. sum of $1,970 was transferred then with county commissioners bridge, knocking out traffic the various sites proposed. In Study figures ed by resident at several other ficatlon of SR 46 east of 880; that city from contingency funds to the in an effort to work out a plan over that main artery for We meantime, the city has re- assessments areshow locations, also in commercIal ford to 17.52 be transferred I. considerably zoo budget. for installing the "whiteway" months. Don't want anything quested any additional sites lower than county taxes on th e areas, in which Canton had the lake project. Parley Slated On another road matter, th4 In a report on the proposed from the city limit, to the 1.4 like that to happen here. ed to locate his business, citizens may have to offer, so cam, properties. County tax lakefront street lighting pro. interchange board approved a SRD title SS CI t y commissioners were attempt on Hwy. 17.92. they too may be considered. tables range f rom th ree to ten search for right of way studies A Clock reader says no Council adopted Its Resolution times as much as city asses.. gram, City Manager W. F. A request by the Sanford . slated to meet today with John o n SK 48 from 1.4 to the We. InDuflose, chief of the bulkhead Knowles informed commissionSeminole Jaycees for an 4 alarm clocks are needed on E. No. 140, officially changing the ments with enS parcel assessed sri the plan would require 32 crease in their appropriation in section for the trustees of the Navy Jets Down kiva River. Thi. Is preliminary Second St. from 4 to S am. names of several streets which I by the county at 35 times the new lights In the city limits, to proposed rebuilding and the amount of $300 was denied. State Internal Improvement Loud tail pipes on motor have been called by names city assessment. widening of SR 48 to the Lake Fund, to disc uss the eontro. Strange one scooters are taking care of other than those on original In most eases the proposed line. County versilol dredging in Lake Mon. everything. plate. In th resolution, the fol- n ow city assessments will be SAICOIl (UPI)-Two U. S. City commissioners voted SS r . lowing streets were changed: lower than that of the county h)uflose issued an order June Navy jets scrambled from the unanimously Monday to an. Mrs. Camilla Bruce, super- North Embery to Mocking Bird on the same piece of property. ••ji 7 demanding that dredging on 7th Fleet carrier Ranger today doris the plan to build access visor of elections, Is in Sem- Lane; Duck Pond Circle to In other action, the city or. the lakefront project be stop. and shot down an unhientifiesl roads to Florida Tech on a inole Memorial Hospital for Lake Shore Drive; Winter Park dered that owner Joe Moss • tests and possible surgery. pod because of the condition of plan, picked up on fleet radar crash basis and will draw up Drive to Park Drive; Palm notified to take action at once SSS i i • the lake as reiiurteil by the off the North Vietnamese a resolution to that effect for Drive to Royal Palm Drive; to remove or replace marqueeM action at the June 27 meeting. Florida Came and Fresh Wa- coast, Eugene B. lielnert of De- Fort Mellon Trail to Sunset "If we can be of assistance The 1,00 miii an hour FIC Bury Is upset by a picture Drive; and Azalea Drive to over the sidewalk at 301.307 ter Fish Commission. The state Sanford Avenue which "conofficial was in town today to Phantoms also chawl away a in any way In bringing this that appeared in The Herald Quail Pond Circle, stituts an immedlate hazard to June 9 which shows the burn. conduct an investigation of the second unidentified plane that plan to fruition we will be the safety of the public," ing of old American flags. • situation, after the city refus- had been picked up by s.nsl. very glad to offer our s.rv. Commissioners learned that ed to accede to the order to tire radar on the guided mis. ices," Mayor A. L. Wilson He says that according to 4 cost of feeding zoo animals has ails frigate *103 Coonts. said. the "Etiquette of the Stars and stop the dredge. risen approximately 1,000 Stripes" published by the VFW Invited to meet wi th Duftos. cent in the past year, partly that the flag should never be and city officials were Sen. destroyed In a public ceremony. Mack Cleveland, Rep. S. J. Da. Also, I never knew Taps City employes are definitely • ______ vi,, Rep.-elect Thomas McDon. was played for burning our slated for increased salaries alit and John Krider, execuFaces • ... American flag, only for our but not this year. tive manager of the Seminole s ,ms deceased enlisted personnel Commissioners voted Monday JW County Chamber of and honorably discharged vet- to Include pay raises amount- B Following the luncheon meeterans." he says. ing, the group is slated to tour ing to approximately $65,000 S I S A Forest Zak. Academy the project and inspect the TOWNCNAPT® In the next city budget. The A reader of ours from Mc- city's fiscal year begins In Oc- teacher, a former academy condition of the lake. ELECTRIC Intosh, Fl.., R. A. Cobb, sug- tober. student and a third man were WATCHES gests that everyone rand an Commissioners have been y due to be arraigned before article in the June edition of studying salary scales of othYouth Sought will never need winding 41 12 Reader's Digest titled, "Should er city governments In the Justice of the Peace Hugh on or off the wnlsti Duncan today on charges of the Church Meddle in Civil Girl's Death Central Florida area for sevshelse and entering. breaking io Affairs." "To me this article eral months In charts prepared Arrested early Monday .••,: • ' shows at least one reason why TAMPA (UPI)-Police to. I q Sp'3 cbe,ie III to many of our churches have by City Manager W. H. Knowles morning were Robert Louis day sought a tall youth who • • • 0 / / 0 Fewer me',1e parts 1.. so many empty pews," Cobb In an effort to determine aver- Moyer, 23, teacher at tip. Acad. was last seen with Barbara ages and arrive at "just and emy; Albert A Smith, 38, of e.tei acsvfauy asS says. Trembly the night the teenage d,p.mübIlity /JV equitable" salary figures. Maitland; and Robert Jamison Clearwater girl was slain. I Heads..., aside,e J95' Final figures were presented Burnham, IS, Rout. 2, Maltg. 1)71155. • Officers also were seeking Herald Index Monday and approved with land, the former student. -1 information on a dark blue or This is H,. .Ithss.t. Is VaMISS Bridg .................................... minor changes for incorpora- The tilu was charged after black automobile parked near b..dseme. elegest with Classified Ads 6A-7A tion into the 11)66417 budget. allegedly breaking Into the e ii.., ties, dial and • di.teenage hangout where the Comics................... 4A.5A In the past, city department home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl tisatie. sweep minute head, lot.Ysar..ld girl was last seen lismissos head a nd •.rI.rs Crossword Puzzle --- .. IA heads have indicated they were Cross, 741 PsIm Circle, Forest Saturday night. male Is, essy tell-tim. day . Dear Abby ........... . 4A unable to retain qualified and CIty. Sunday night, 11cr partially clad body had might. W.t.rpreeP, w•iti•. • }:ditorial Page .-1A experienced personnel because A ski rope, battery and gas L'. .mtl.mag. pro.1, dustpr.ef, "' been found in a ditch Sunday :ntcrtainrnent -.--- 4A-5A of higher salaries offered in can were taken from a ranash., sad •k.ckt.l,t..t. HEARTY WELCOME greeted enlisted men of RV. by a group of Tampa boys. Thy eeerqy sell sup. GuatasteS for sos lull year. Horoscope -.__. 4A surrounding cities. The new sacked utility, room. All-13 (Bats) when they flew Into Sanford Na. Officers said she was last leap as Waf,,PrIel pile. posse S. y• • Jetstreanz 2A pay scales will put Sanford Burnham also has been seen at val Air Station this morning after months of de. "The Spot," a teerusgn crews, •vyst.I, and bash ri Society .......... -. 3%-3A city employ.& on a par with J charged with grand larceny In maim istest. ployment off Vietnam coast In South China S night club, dancing with a tall. . Sports 6.7 other cities of comparable the theft of $ motorcycle from This scene of family greeting was repeated many dark, slender, long. haired OPEN NINTSI 'Til P.M. Msad.y then Surduy TV5A the bo tiniao as men arrived, yoUth, •(kLerald Photo Priest.. so WIN lb 994 S. 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SC WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASUREU Sfsrd Pup Hwy. 7.2 Ined Ousi. Dr., SIsrd Cantalou 3' 10 as. 4 EXTRA *303 IoC down p"d Nee Mw e LARGE SWEET CALIFORNIA GreenStamps 505054 IIISU£UIOS;N*$$., MAY15 0* D'JI* KISS TALCUM POWDIR Msas.hesils (LImit 4 PU....) Apple Sauce. FV (h,.s Wed.. he. 15. 1544) '• -, * Monday Is 4(GreenStamps" situ puss..,,.. is. Ps ocuass.. 0 L::Y DEODORANT 4es..r7es.siz. Wed.. i.e. 15*544) I I V1Jwcarn?. -- 11051., lUll.. W10., $AT.z I4$.71OS THU*L. P11., Ss*540 I City PlansHike Of Land Taxes to Lake Dredging -. - iJ1TuW r- ---- -•--s2.. --i:: P1 is I • sussoNwe.sasrsussue PULLS$U*YS S OR PM IISCUIT$ Pay Hike Ed For Next Year •,•.• • •• • •• . • reacher Qi%flt!tt1 • NEW! • & E Charges • ' In •• • • • / I oleo" 136 S I 8780 Jj . • , H0U A?. iiiNStam. 5 I EXTRA NNMN S - uui so BITTY ClOCKER POTATO BUDS 1 ph. (liprss Wed., is.. It, 1544) 2 4a.'72 Mal -i' us. moe es..o. so us DOW OVEN CLEANER $WUT.TEN $WIITNII 9•... she was II80110 Wed..Ju.. it, 1545) (ia.4,m Wed.. ha. 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OHADUtItS or pmscRzsT K$s celved diplomas In recent graduatiorn ceremony. hIibwst NM7," Reid? They are (from left, first row) Wendy Scott, Jeff Balk. Tracy Helms, Joe Hill, Greg Refried, XeHs. ARE YOU GOING 0 0 Sod" Is 1011111111 dm Ali" 'S is • utom assay am no usidal may .... consider a "Implied el — .....V. mw Main law V V V mist iSilii NIkI aid to d"bs with babes dt1su. n, i' eesnst law wield $PNIf7 that any pit iii IssUed a d,ku. RCISN' loeld be is. mew toatutaMal. V V _ V V 1- VVVV colial orWe Me seam 'rae Labs Coesty legislator • th SAM e piindpal canes. of (1) dci,.,, accidents its the a fourth term In the State LigIsJaturs, wup..k. • + --S • iIVI.I L1U r, • -- fl,,+.r., &J• _VA •Y ' DeBary Republicans SCHOOL Kirk I * SERVICE fall MA tts"Hft over ON cew and campaign manager hr sruatorlal cau1ithto to DsBary, tar ml. GOP candidate Claude Kirk, — under rssypeitiesmss$ he must area at the DeBary, Community rim In W* Lake sad Neftlaink Color. I Ces.tlss. C I £ VACATION Hospitd V Notes I V V V Valued Near New Billions V V V V V V 100 • V V you can keep up with all the local news. . . spore AMOINTH V V V V V society, Polit cal and what have you! g V V V V TAKE THE DON7 MISS V HONE.,100 A V V NEWS WITH "M DAYI V V V V Rainfall Heavy V Over Midwest V V V V V V for good govsrnme, temperatures mild. ny eancty accounted got Illinois continued to be hit by The Kirk state campaign three Psi' cent. strong winds and heavy show. era but no tornado report. was .4 after six were sighted In the Chicago area Monday night, Almost three liches of rain soaked Geotge West. Tea., In V V V • • I V V W1v V V .; V moving cold frostfrom the area Republicans through vol. for instance. work and financial help The National Confec$loe.ie Canadian Pacific today releas. unteer will assume most of the cost big thunderstorms from Association reported today that to the Great Lakes area. Texas f the local campaign effort. six p.r Cent of U.S. esnay Outside the thunderstorm He will welcome the support of production last year wes penny area, skies were clear and area Democrats In this crusade candy, Twenty years igo, pen. V V Penny Candy groups of six tables at the Day. WASHINGTON (UP!) — A United Pr's *$'Mal tons Beach fund raising V din. penny still baa more use today than It may seem. Tab. that Tropical air from the Gulf at nor. 31ezLco collided with a slow Merrill promised that DeBary child's d.11gbt, peony esady, V V Democrat, and Democratic groups. Evidence of this was the reservation by Democratic • V V V V anfnrh. 1rath P. 0. BOX 1657 01 1SIflT erni, W* WilL L T SANFORD, FLORIDA V V - V Ie__isda,1 1 V n.eass, V V__*•SSSSS*_5S5•I Sate ..,....... -__••._, - a • beSs,, V ____ - - - __ - s_a.__..._-_-•-_ - __,_,,..,.s•____,__ V e oblaw N be V Flying Seminole Ranch V sen. I MILlS i*n op oviiao ON NISNWAT 415 I VV :VV V .V. Fj :::V L •V V V V V 35-32O1 , V I grandson of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Rev. Wight Klrtley of Senior service Methodist Church gave the in. vocation, devotional, and bane. diction. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Several vocal numbers were Sen. Ralph Yarborough, D.Tex, presented by the class and said lb. United States should piano soloes were given by form a senior service corps to Crystal Braddock, Donna Be. take its place beside the Peace manes, and Connie Nichols. Corps and VISTA Volunteers. Gift to the teachers was pr.. "The vast reservoir of older hob. tented by Linda & people's untapped knowledge and experience" could be taken advantage of with such an or. School ganisation, Yarborough told a Vacation Bible School at Bar- convention of retired sitU Gas. nett Memorial Methodist ploy,.. Church, Enterprise, will eon. "It would give the snarly that, through this week with the opportunity to set,, and daily sessions opening at 8:30 still allow them time to enjoy am. Teachers are Miss Doris the hard-won fruits of retire. Yabit and Mrs. Mlii Winklee'. Assail be saM. Bible Iso N,, ' V ses. me it Pi.,'s, i.....g Cum Psss._•s roe • Has Program Corps Suggested na1h ,..., Sixth Grade American Legion Post 243. Rex is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gloats Sr., and the _______________ . V 44 V V Till THE WORD SITS AROUND ...GO TO TM UNIUD STATI BANK PCI A LOW COST TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Bernard Kiwarti Tedenson, Veto Beach, was named by Coy. linydon flurmi to a new term PERSONAL or USED CAR LOAN I I on the state Hoard of Optome. try. The governor also appointed John W. Rice, Brooksville, to the Hernando County Commis. SI'),'. William A. Thompson, Fort Walton Bench, was named to S S I 1 I 1 I the Okaloosa County Hospital Authority, succeeding James F. I Buchanan, who resigned. NO HIDDEN CHARGES NO EXTRA FEES TO PAY •NO RED.TAPE WIMNI [USI PJJ.C. V (UU? 1]'1 (3LZO( . .IA_lIe.fti-1 on PH. SANPORD PLAZA 323.1776 BERPTS WORLD V V . . • . I V •_V V VVV VVr V VVVV4VV jVt VV.VV i V V V S tIN it NtA *So Ii • V from now on, if Johnson does anything we don't like, bionic it on Orville human! Clonts Attends , ---______•-_•..p.s*__S_........... Alp Bill to June 29, 10 a.m., at Rock PTA for their work in the Springs. Those planning t. Past year. tend are to bring their own lunch and beverage. There Is a covered picnic area, outdoor cooking facilities, swimming, and nature- trails to enjoy. Entertainment for the meetlag was prevented by Elmer By Ruth Davidson Thompson, program chairman, Rex Clonts Jr. Is attending who showed the color film, Roy, State this week in Talla. "Atlantic Ocean Scallops." hassee as a delegate from Oviedo, being sponsored by Clonts and Mr. and Mr.. C. S. of 4 4Q By Mr.. Ritchie Harris An awards program for sixth Commander of Post 243 Ia ho101 grade students at Enterprise Elementary School was held in the school cafetonlum In the presence of family and friends. Send to ddreas Odessa, in West Central Tens. Rainfall measuring about an Inch fall in short period, In Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee and In the Ohio Valley. On the West Coaatakjgb PuQf treat pushed tempera. lures to record levels. V Honors Faculty Boys State rain flooded U. S. 38$ near • 9 V ________ an hour early today. Heavy V 3 To Boards me. V V Burns Appoints he, V V m- ri JVJ V V 4 i DELiVERS T11 0 FORD HERALD TO YOU BY MAIL! V V While you're away • AN VV V 'V Altamonfe PTA Leigh, President; Mrs. John By J.li Hart.. Sharkey, secretary; Archi. Long, treasurer; Ralph ciui. Members of the Altamonte pliant and Arthur Blrkman, Springs Zl.m.ntary School feethree year directors; Vernon nity wars honored at as end of Cato. and John Sharkey, two luncheon In the school years, and Bert Gould and cp.fetsTl* J1Y.TI by the SX•CUtive board of the Parent-TeachJames Greenlee, one year. On the publicity and enter- or Association, talnment committee are Mrs. Served were baked ham, Adam Muller mud Mrs. Cat..; green bean casserole pineap. Herman Borger to historian, and p1s-cottage cheese solid, iced tea, and brownies. Tables were the fresh ,ui mis Greenlee, beautifully decorated with gsrmitte* members at. chairman, Norvin Roach, Ralph denias, fern. stucasalas, day lilies and a number of mixed Schenck, and Chaiphant. e.nt.rphces. membership committee is John On Lite luncheon eoinniltt.. Sharkey, chairman, Tony Me. WT5 Mrs. VI Srgrs$t, chair. Nair, William n, man, Mrs. Florence Berg, Mrs. Walter Dick, Joan Nuu, Mrs. Gloria Irwin, On lb. refreshment too are Roach, chairman; Mrs. and Mrs. Mary Ann Kimsey. Sharkey, Mr. and Mrs. Green. Vavons were given .sch men. Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Lear. bar Attending the luncheon and A series of three classes on a bracelet with 'P.T.A., 1965. eM upon it was small boat handling an ached. uled June , 20, and July , presented by Mrs. Nuss to Mrs. 7:30 pm., In the Conference $egr,st In appreciation of Room of the first National compllahm.nts during her term as PTA president. Bank of DeBary. A picnic has been planned James Murray. principal, ex. this year in place , pressed his appreciation to nual fish fry and will be hold members of Ute faculty and the V •• V • restion Hall. On the board are Theodore V WHICH IS THE LOANINGEST BANK IN TOWN ? JACKSOMVILLE (UP!) Assistant postmaster Arthur P. Whittier, who had some trou. ble with rats as a World War It Marine on Guam, sent eight rat traps to Vietnam Monday. Marine Cpl. Norman K. Mimi of Jackt'onville had written a letter addressed to the post. master here earlier complaining there were no cats in the coun. try that he could we and the rats were causing more trouble than the Viet Cong. "I have seen only one cat," wrote Mimi, "anti some of the rats are bigger than he was." Whittier znt%tIe "liins a pie.. ent of the six biggest rat traps he could find and threw In a couple of steel traps 'just In ease the regular rat traps wont hold them." V pastor._V ___ V Board named coatmitteeg at Ut. June meeting at the Firemen's . V V Slide Program Club Elects __ V as. - Taxable Properly S knife DeBary Fishing Parker outlined Voluala Cia. ty's Republican campaignpro. I gram for a county staff, sins 1 local headquarters, special 4 v is, direct niaUlng, ad vet TAUI Using, raft and TV spot cover. frlj. Pied$gj, 0. Dlcblneie is. •' together wW require portedthat sem4 v'hi.tlie county budget of $41,500. of taxable prop.rt to fl $ j In emphasizing the need for do counties reached$I,. no 1•u contributions to this fund, Adobdm ji in M5. Parker pointed out that Kirk's Dickinson, In his annual cia L4IIUI Amdftw, I&& I nett, Beatrice 31019K Ildnade Insistenc. on avoiding the at. ly finance report on tax assess csptance of "tainted" mousy meat rolls, stated that the liii Rtitd Bell, Marshall Merritt, Patti. entailing commitments for s. assessment total represented en * clal interests makes 500116s'117 ffiereaen of m th ngrb CIA MOd GIOIg,I Iarnuel Rudell, Barbara dub. wide grass roots support to pro. lion shov, the lug auessrnst : snoocb,Ad,lRngHib,g,l1 vide the needed funds to ac roll total of ,*4,sigl. Johnson, Nellie Mae Wheeler, quaint voters with JcJza compiled bl, Ther p program, Bernice Jones, Sanford; lack county flame. d1vIiIo of the }lerbsrt Merck, A1tats The campaign manager told Comptroller's office hare M the DeBary leaders that the capitulations of county Springs; Robert E. Kimer tax rolls Ban; Harold Young, Doltona; success of this campaign will which are required by law to Gloria Wood, Irern Park; lean depend on the organized and be flied annually with the Cern,. V Menees, North Orlando; Paul dedicated effort of local work. troller. Alderman, Mimi; Dorothy L. era In each precinct to Insure Ad valorem taxes l.viid by tl Edwards, Titusville. and voting of counties and municipalities every potential Republican Vol-also roae •Ignlflcaatly, Pkhto. BMW Mr. and Mrs. David R. Sharp, or. and to tell the Kirk story son reported. at the local level. A plan for this The Coaiptroll.r'a analysis Sanford Carl 8chmoocb Sanford, a y; local effort was present with showed a total w all laxu Mr. Mrs. Charles R. mot. the advice that It should be levied In 153 at thecosity and adopted to local situation,, ton, take Monro, a bOY city level wits $ii*,7*, Plans for a teotamonlal $23 That, said Dickinson, wee en a plate dinner In Daytona Increase of $91,967,205 over the Margaret J.Berndt, and baby girl, Helen Dren. Beach, June 22, with Kirk as 1964 tot al 4 en and baby boy, Brodie . WIl. speaker were announced, 'lie. Tax money for county echosle I hots may be obtained from Ds. accounted for more than haM Barns, Vllhela Jams, go Washington, Joy M. Barren- Bary Club president Earl Met. of the grand total of taxatlO!, Sanford; Hazel Roach, Ma.. nil or Parker. Dickinson reported, with a liii tie $1. Aak.w, DeBary; Floyd Parker said the most en. school tax like totaling ES,. couraglog campaign develop. 112,073. Nichols, Deltona. meat has been the announce. That ieaa Increase ef$g, rncnt of support for Kirk for 144,141 over the 1164 aebosl Ian governor by a large number of 4 searched. Maniiord, found a Another passerby, Edgar Me. charges of aggravated assault. and ordered him Into the Quade, rushed to help. Police reckless driving ,fallure to stop said Mootford pointed the gun and not having a drivers way Patrol car, wrecked It, Patrol car. wounded a bystander, took a "1 was going to take him to at McQuade and they both got license. Officials said they were con. hostage and commandeered a the sheriff's department but I into McQuade's car. "He stuck a gun in my ribs sidering charges of assault with car, surrendered, then tried to stopped at Highway Patrol to drive fast," Intent to kill and possibly kid. headquartrn to hand In some and ordetsd bang himself. Lavaros said. McQuade said. They went $0 Ilaping. "They won't give In the Fort Lauderdale jail While Lavaros Was in the miles an hour down Route drugs. I need some police said Montford shouted State Rood 14 headquarters A patrol car caught up with Montford ripped apart his blan. ket. MOflUOrd, nun had been lift them. when It was all over. Moatford ordered McQuade to "Then he tried to hang him. It started when highway pa. in the car, got behind the wheel of a. patrol car and roared make a U-turn and as the car sell," an officer said. off, slowed McQuade opened the Minutes later he wrecked door and tried to roll out. Mont* the ford was holding his jacket, overpowered car. A passerby, at however. Stanley Dliloway, A special program of color first Mortiord was a highway McQuade stepped the car and slide's will be presented by Rev. patrolmen, ran Over to help, the police started shooting. A. Mills, missionary t $outh Mootford started shooting with "After the shots were fired America, at 7:30 p.m. Wednes. a .32 caliber pistol, he let go of me," McQuade day at Sunlaml Baptist church, Diflowsy, was bit to the kg saJd, 2619 S. French Avenue. invi. and ankle. Moutford was grabbed by of. tation to the public to attend is By Mrs. Jobs Loose fleets. The chase had taken 90 extended by Rev. G. E. 11odgs, DeBary Fishing Club elected minutes. Montford had traveled host a now board of directors ml ternoon Monday. ate Rudy Is a n4Wat, lo a before the DeBary Republican term 111 the hate L.gls. Club officers and county corn. lat*as to the November sissIes, mitt, members In the DeBary V Police officials said they could six miles from the highway pa. FORT. LAUDERDALK (UPI) trolman Claude Lenten stop. —Morris Mootford, 37, who says pod Mootford, of Jacksoavllle, not explain where Mootford got trot station. he supports an $10 a week for speeding and not having the gun. Lavaron said he found Ile was taken to the Fort Lauderdale jail and booked on narcotic habit, had a hectic aS. a driver's license. Lavarco only the inu. Officials said he stole a • s To Serviceman Pepper Yost, Harold Edwards; (third row) Barb. am Klein, Jimmy Wilder, Anita Leniti, Mike Run. sell, David Turner. Rachele Hameasley, Lisa Mitchell, Bob Hunt, Barbara Saffell, Michael Kieth; (fourth row) Gee Gee Temple, Lori McGuire, MeBus Edwards, Gale Berry, Ricky Jones, Pat Reno, Busty Kerner, Joe Perez, Tina Million, and Mrs. Jacki. Cao10 teacher. me no reports," can governor this (4) the Psdntdm V P V Phis for electing a Ilipubhi. headquarter, has promised that fall were di.. Kirk will be scheduled lot cam. Mab reasons Ow sui,,.nt cussed by Louis LV Parker, of Paige appearances to Voksla ha PItould at, IN tallgattsg, Holly Hill, Voluela County's County al month. Plaaa were daubing, failure to yield, spoe& data Republican committeeman dlwise.d for bringing the gui. (2) th ., t • - Confessed Addict Has Hectic Spree of Sanford xrests Peep W. IL (Bill) Reedy of ZU& Us at Sanford Rota- nub. Reedy, a candidate for Organize For Rumbley, Curtis Clifton, Mary Kilcilne, Jimbo Runge, Lane. Hillard; (second row) Mark Elgin. John Robison. Karen O'Del, Ice Hines, Marl. 'limp. son, David Mauer, Men Watts.y', Danny Colson. 11 iildftI*i to Mty, Reedy now wat IdWilill V V - • (' • un 011111. : I. ' (1 "M kg.. laUe. aim *. dam to" a V - Rattraps Sent — act sum V ,• WASHINGTON' (UPI) - an hospital iker from Got- ter Haven, Fla., be allowed to net, both on the staff of lbs President Johnson Is expected flVl7 all residents of P1.t. count hate working In a Peruv- lilllsborougli County Hospita'. hospital toward U. 8. eltI- at Tamps, and Dr. hen to sign In the near futurea Th Senate Passed the bill zenship. erico y Paris of Miami and D congressional-approvedbill to make U.S. citizens of four and sent It to President Jobs- The ethers named In the bill Julio Sanguily Jr., chief of e Cuban medical men and a worn. son. It asks that Mrs. Char. were Din. Angel Montero. gery at the Polk County His. _________________ lotto Schulz. now living in Win. Notos and Guillermo Rodrig. pital at Winter Raven. -- Comm Old odes" M tax fl. pi . a. Vederal V 1 - WHERE IN THE WORLD so*. 1141110 16 alm~ I. une 14, 1961 — Page * Medics Will newive Citizenship ! Stressed Away ad* we fie M V SUYOTfl ir*I1 t DOG SHOT NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS As Great going! _______ an eels us beneas tsr to a for roil. Al dips fss.d wIIbs.t be ahe.t to be will he disposed 7 Cadillac's remarkable record of owner h7ahy Is proof Is itself that there is no oilier motoring szpedeseeae sl lying as that of driving a Cadlilse. Whether k lea new the)' 1966 model, or one that has eros prsvloeu service. the of 1U will ihe Police and ear it, so smooth and eo elegantly quint, Is. .00vsnlences so luxurious, and Its safety fssteres en rsMg, that Cadillac owners motor with auniqns sense eteosfldesce CATCHER. y. ne as *1.5 jU owned, a Cadillac represents the finest motor cm investment you can make. Wherever you trav, you do so In complete confidence that you are enjoying • the ultimate In motoring pride and pliant.. You'll discover It's great—going Cadillad lew, el des I. the City of San. must be vucelusted e,olast rubles, and the vecciastles t. V di'5i fslIswIss yes, Is order dsp ewa.ss, Is. bymsid less, Visedesle., will be th. ,s of the City Hall JUl41 1$ to vscchst ds,s ties 1130 P.M. 400 PJA and JUNI 22 fres 1130 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. bees vucclaeted m.,....i. 'so c..s a. we and relaatdos*. When 1f4 now F-41 . Isisse tugs fir On uulit. eud insets must abiaha t7 frees the City-Tani City Hull. Cest lIc*.s. tsp $1.00 • RabISI vsccl.erIss $3.00. you add all thin plsa.es sod die. easy fl"s GREAT. ..GOING, EJ V thiction of Cadillac ownership to its solid repetados tot quality and long life, ft's to see why Cadillac eonda. nes to be the finest automobile investment In the land, Your authorised Cadillac dealer has a fina aelesdos of now Cadillacs and meticulously cared for used Cailiulera, which ~ boot suitsyour budget and your famlly.,Ilewll do everything possible to assure your eomplete mobs' big es4Is(aetl'n ...and is waiting to srve you now. $landardofthcWodd IFE YOUR AUTUORIUD CADIlLAC VIA 10*7HZ IU(UT IN $4115 AND $Z* VICE or MEW AND111W CUS Wves I. Easeles CItY Nensper HOLLER MOTOR COMPANY V 2211 WEST FIRST STREET • 322.6231 1 322.0861 V • V V V V V �l p 0 .-• - --•-- - Mi Did You bar See Dream Walking dill i he iv. -,v..--g----•---be down lb. stiest bow, Dt• walkIng 5d YAA :P. P P..ie1, 05 Keith Car- yourself f ollowing or walking ________ w,sId lists Ullvwiu*7, frost at 7suz.slf." sl Bernard hopesI. lien about Bernard loSlimt Slim as I. ka aedW auâ.t which . pIaatsd,In.wbitbe wmd astu "ainal prejactlos" W such eipsrlaass east adI hew they lay be veInatarily Pp.1dIN.Iathefae1Ii1.t 5 I leering ese'l body and hi. - ingsbhto.,etbsbedyasIf hs-fl1hel1bIe .ft called lb. MawIn liNe, was paim, by lying is a sofa, h. fish b..k Gitsshsrg "WI 4 his press. lefts ep, and 1k.. — Batdo Span Spending ?ALL*fl.UIZ* (tlfl) - 11954 when the skyway was pSgil C.emt rwl1't', fed tint completed to 50 seats up with pugIag hr sns7dsy present. — at the 1mo1".. $kyway Dswelopasat C'4ea at. their — B.. Dickini told udve vt ?**PS Pu. .osrt bath e today sg.l..t Walker (list It "1. Ia lbs pabSt. 'fear- Interest" to fostlaSs the sky. s,eadW $2t5 ha.e lbe big bud,.. that the lash C.is$y Clredt Cswt way . bond Ism Igo been Iudgs W. Ray Waibot .psnod bssrW' is aeuhtetd suits for Iy lb. State L.gWat.is, flow ind aMst On Nov. with isv. cles and can be is. isel vlte..ses appssrtag is hi. tired by tells WWW *a the bait ii the ia,slspmoat Co.. Si testify that on font. * Now York aaglasedng hasIapto a.lit The "aVV' we" asbadulid consultant basked ip the N to tabs Mind it todays quate toll" arguasat of Disk. Ins, saying that inSfis is the ri CIM.. .5 lbs IS Psim. skyway over lower Tamps lay g ens bans bass fighting will doable dormn the aezt 10 lb. facility If fist. lb. Pu,iI.p.aS Cio.1iulas, 'n's lb. Pp.1 Pus,d sad shy aid laMe .itfLl The consultant, Donald A. ff ft Peas lbs gb.t $111 allitas LOCbM*SI, said his firm. Cit. ardal. and Colpitti, wad i baud hess. • • bases Got. Nov"w ala. Is 1161 tram wv'i o.isuJai,winglbs f.m. for lbs INS report, Which showed estimated traffic aud 7I puss. band. is the .aznbigs based as a 10-.sat isiglisI skyway seueIreetlos toll. U. uld the aid repost ii a'. paid off and was used b.esusa thaie wais raddab that it would no basic changes Is tzatfls patbe sfr...aud in tielatles it tern. sinc, that time. aii.emist—ts ratinasas He Id that other Items what 1.5$ of the p,e.st . used hi computing tutue tnt. isa and spend more than ;ie fie estimates were populatlon mfllf growth, motor vebIci. fl515t154 for the four-Inning. silas. He a.and Thin, they eWa, will "suit In Khu y.an of 0unfsl," if mated that traffic would toRe *banq e, grow at the rat. 05 Sn' pot to rid at tolls which haveP 7UT 011 the skyway Ablook from $1.76 up until 1010 and then stabil. — Ii. ii the project matures.' Opponents to the big bond Issue claim that an old agree. mant between the Peter.. bntg Port Autho,Ity and the state ilon, now (hi bevelopu,..t P 0 R i I4UDUDALP Commission, prohlblt.d rift. (VPflP4 Jb.ii a ulIor lisnclng. They U7 lbe agree. c, fr meet required IUuag .5 iii (011* Whifl the $21,250,000 miles uer jj bond Jesus sold to pay for the MGM thai b.rnaehe original ionitiuct10 Was is. bail while I. was bars, Pu mat aiMed Judy t1d. The original bin, was . workIng base, pasted to be payed ha Tadsy, the bstaades an eftil with k1 bat lady Isn't. The bond isUdattos suit was Smadsy, the day after be e,. first placed before the eas,t rl.4 bar, blsckbsas'ded on April 11 14$ the aft acat Ined bar pao*ye and ssrdoln Issuinie at lb. bisIs saw go ON Is was 1Usd and the theI b. *&st sliap, for was delayed àtft asw. busses strived her. three The Injunction suit was Il. 1111401114 NO absatd his sloop, .1 by Walter P. Puller, Ted Visa, which was built Is Quinn and Sarah Scbwaab 1516. He wasted at marina all residents of Plà.U1 eo0 aid sinaI as captain Sr a.,. Sy. .t*1 shatter ruis. Doting a party is as at thes, ships he mat Judy, if Puddilff..oa. Treat, igI.at lbs bad been U here thy,s isa,. aid worked ___ Johsai said bat@ wasn't On room tcr two .a the little boat CAhSBRID(J5, England his bulls will fly home University while be takes Venus what (UPl)—Cam4g, Officials are trying to crack will be her last voyage, down on student "roof climb. clubs before .am.oss breaks his neck. One stud" fug" has broken a kg. Navy Couple e already Tb. object Is to climb Sb. s.oit ass. Win Free Trip roots o. lege building, at night, avoid Mr. and Mrs. T. Joyner, being caught and r.tara to RVAU44 Sanford Naval Mr earth UnifljIZ?id. Staitca ha,. be.. ouneed theLaid, from the danger is win..,. of the tree weekend its, daring students, autbc,4. damage to price. limp to Nassau, sponsored shoppait at lbs Sanford Plaza less windows in until at lbs by William ISslltvan sad Henry "I'Iie night climbing biter-Dowd, a., owsera 05 As shop. nity was very much Is sit. ping center. dec. In the 1930's and books John Xcer, ezecutin ICS have been inlets about President of the United 81ste but died away yaW aoe, Bank of 5asn1nol. who con. when has obviously bees ducted the drawing, said the tived It by an unknown ggp.5 Joynars ats reported to uzsdsrgyaduas," said Lord away en lea,. Annaa, the provost of Ls(s Sullivan and Dowd have an. College. nounced they plan to offer a "Tbe only difference be. second frie trip to Atlanta twuc the 1$0 climbers and to as. the Braves play, today's Is that the former ones were quite often experienced mountaineer,, but the present climbers are mostly ama. P. 0. Employes tours," b* in It Ia*fisrb wtum 1' • - MISW as K. a Cracks Down Roof Climbs nd is A. be r I M..II. SANPOID • (Ph.) If lb. '-I Bastion, Patricia Hensley, Priscilla Bernal; (third row) Steven Lukenback, Philip Ernest, Kevin Moylan, Michael Greenwood, Michael Blodgett, Stephen Coffee, John Pat Schirard, Eugene Fend and, Instructor Mrs. Ernest. 3224321 9F TO 44 ale Cosaty were (from M Harold (fr lift) Mrs. A. WI. H V Tr,, leader; Joseph finds, Myrtle Harris, M6 rent Cecil Tucker II. (Herald P11010 Cancer-Ridden GI Wins Bronze Star - WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Stewart. Harlan said it was "poor constitutional law" which would result In "harm. ful consequences for the cows, try at large." White asserted it would have "a corrosive ofquestioning. Sect on the criminal law as That Is the burden of Mon. an effective device to prevent day's precedent-setting 54 Sit, crime." • prim. Court decision establish. But the ruling took account lo g a new constitutional coda of the need to control rime of rules for confessions. as well as to protect the mdlviChid Justice Earl Warren put the ultimate issue in area "To main.'in a 'fair state. broader terms when he asked: Individual balance,'" it said, What are the "restraints so ", . . to respect the Inviola. clety must observe consistent bUlly of the human personal, with the federal Constitution Sty, on, aceusstory system Of In prosecuting Individuals for criminal al justice demands that crimes?" the government seeking to pun. The 61-page opinion-onto Ish an Individual produce the bring an outpouring of critic, evidence against him by Its Ism of the court—was an ax- own Independent labor., rather (malts followupto the centre- than by the cruel, simple ax. venial 1964 Eseobedo derision. pedlent of .o.pelliag It from Is this ruling a young CM. his we mouth." cagoas was found to have been On this premis.. Warren said sac on itltutlonally convicted wbss Polls* have deprived a TIM Amendment's guarantee that a man need not convict out of his own mouth now must be accorded the criminal suspect under police when be was net permitted by peso "of his freedom of no. polic, to see his attorney when tics In any significant way" WASHINGTON (UPI)—Every Hess., a father of two who Is the attorney was at the sta- they musts soldier goes to war with his married to the former Marion tion house. Wars him befor, any qe. own measure of the odds he Johnson of Lakewood, N. I., The decision drew strong tinning that he has a right to will return. Each tries to make joined the Army in 115$, Jumped dissents from hstleas Tom C. remain silent, that any statehis own peace with tha proe- with the 101st AIrborne and Clark, Job. Marshall Harlan, must be makes may be used joined the Special Vines to Bytes I. White and Potter against him, sad that he has poet be will not. Sane By Jury Except for Sgt. 1/c Phillip A. 1961. Iksse, most must fight this hot- He served in Laos and Is Us In terms of the bullets, Germany, where In list be .. • I. bombs, fear, and pals that are contracted a form of cancer, chondrosarcoma. After It h r a a his tools and companions. DALLAS (UPI) — Jack RuHess., the war and the operations, be was offered • Tar by's lawyers planned today to odds are even more personal. retirement with a 100 par seat •• appeal to the federal courts, medical disability rating. He He has cancer. possibly directly to the U. S. . Re knew It last September refused. Supreme Court, a one-day san. when he volunteered for Viet. With part of a hip gone, he fly trial In which a jury pro. sam. The doctors said he had went to Ft. Bragg, N. C., and • aoimced the slayer of President no more than five years to live, trained arduously until be could Kennedy's assassin sane after use his right leg again. Than to and probably only two. 10 minutes' deliberation. RALPH T. BLODGETI'. Hems was awarded the Tbe verdict followed a dra. disbursing clerk first Bronx. Star on President John. Hesse denies any here". "I matic appeal from the witness class, has ri.i1Lst.d for son's orders simply for serving want to go there," he told a& ilous friends and relatives. stand by Ruby, himself, for additional foot years In In the Vietnam conflict. the jury to find him sane. Ruby Navy. Ceremonies took The tall, blond paratrooper Also In Vietnam while be was testified over the objections of on board USS En.. from ?ay.tteviUe, N. C., emerg- there were a brolber4n.law, his lawyers. terprise, currently u. .1 auscathed from mortar at. Maj. A. J. Cunningham. .5 Tue. "Never at any time since I signed to Seventh Fleet (sobs is Plelku and from Jun. son, Aria., and a seam, W/O was convicted have I dons any- In western Pacific. Blo& gi. sorties. yet on May IS, vi,. William Plckrea, 05 Oklahoma thing to make anybody believe gett has ten years serv- Ibly unmarked to his buddies City, where llcsae was born. LAKE MARY School teachers not returning next I was of unsound mind," Ruby Ice In Navy and has In the Special Yorces, Bess. His brother, Rayburn P. year were honored at a luncheon at the Lookout UK looking directly at the been attached to EVA!!. was medically evacuated as a Hesse. Is a reporter for the Restaurant In Fhrn Park by members of the Saci. '1 don't know who conspir. usaalty if the private war he Middletown (N.Y.) Times Earlty. In the group are (left to right) Miss Jeanne forJaatrI. _____ do that (spread the story ed in all-Record. flot.) uM54 in Vietnam. L. was insane)." _________________ a— S5l soldier new I, The Texas Court if CTIUIIMI in Walter Reed Army medical Appeals ordered the sanity trial Center and faces almost cer. before Dist. Judge Louis Hot. t.M amputation of his right leg, r land to determine whether Ruby probably neat week. The odds baa the mental ability to dop' . acs& NEUI he n'wiVal en questionable, dd. what Is best for his di. Rasse saId he is determined but To Sense; specifically, whether he to stay In lb. Army and return L can fire J. H. Tonahlil from to Vietnam, even on one leg. his defense team. On Monday, Maj. Gets. Philip r Apparently Ruby now can .4. '4... W. Mallory, commanding gen. tue Tonibill, but as Tonahlll EUGENE, (re. (UPI)—Asm- eral of Walter Reed, pinned the -'' ette Buchanan. a I0.y,ar.old nation's fourth highest military left court, he said he was coed editor of the University of decoration on Hesse In a spo. There were opposing factions oil hospital ceremony. 05 lawyers at the defense table. Oregon stnit 'SgL Buse s strong matins. Tinnablfl. the No. 2 lawyer in oTCleT01l by a the, matitorlous service and tIV1 Baby's murder trial in 964 outstanding performance of abs ,, W Emmett Colvin wcro one duty wider adverse clrcumstan. st loctim g ces reflect lbs utmost credit 355ehans1t, m anagin Phil Burleson of Dallas, Sam himself, the U. S. Army editor of the eos Dailyspon burton Clinton Jr. of Austin, e arrnsd forces of his and th wo ld Tea. and Sol Dann of Detroit Emerald, . thab. e ruling .1. countxy," his citation read, In Jack Ruby Held S1. s er ot eve ing, I ur on tIie floor three deuces, slicks, duals, • • traction mqSters, big swinger tac , spinners, - •0 etal ake flames, ake Ugs, and the sweetest California rake ixte n si en coues nti . Alma Disaster Areas Declared -. - • - WASHINGTON (UP!) —The Small Business Adnlnlstrathe today declared as dlssdei areas all sections if Fiends suffering damage from hire rican. Alma. The designation permits owners of homes, businesses, churches and charitable instis I utIons whose property was damaged or destroyed to ap. WASHINGTON - (UP!) - ply for SBA r.coestrucUea Reappointment Pruldeist Johnson announced reappointment of Lawrence J. O'Connor Jr., $ 52-year-old Tulsa, Okla., native, to a five. year term on lbs Federal Pow. er Commission. O'Connor origInally was named to the PPC by President John F Kennedy in 1161. rehabilitation loans at Sbus per cent interest. Applications will be acce* ed at SBA offices at 51 8. W. First Ave., Miami, and 41 West Forsyth St., Jackaossviile, and at an emergency disastot loan office to be - opened in Pinellas County. 1 Neale, Mrs. Virginia Barnwell, Stanley Pierce, Mrs Pays Stetson, James Vose, Mrs. Ruth Blois sad Mrs. Mildred Lind. Mrs. Rena Foster also Is ow of the group not returning next term. Coed-Edifor Told VvlolafgA bring a Until recently, Tonahlfl has • o by the dcg'25 . iccna makct will induon_os $bpeeJIg of $30 MW In 1966.. r-y is.Q( you want to reach this rich tessas how ,. about t o.ouzths Cc .n os of an psoçis udff skv =4 dii dmny1111111111 sm wbowIfl boy us ys r.6 4saaswsp.psr. INMft Solfyouwantto,dflcsrs (eranthuagcIss) totbstssuia.sm.rk(arIosny' body) turn to the newspaper reading public fltL Dollar for dollar, a ,çspms ____ "-I yoswbsst ul tithg buy • I e-- _ u _ penally .1 six months In liii aid a $300 enctended that Ruby had be. some insane since his convic. She maintained that it she of . marldoe March 14, 1961, of murder- revealed the nameslb ing Lee Harvey Oswald, who Juans users to the Lane County asuulnated President Kennedy C?*fld jury Wednesday, ii °ran Nov. 22, 1963. Ruby's own dored by Judge Edward Leavy, Oiler, Mn. Eva Grant, sub- It would be a betrays! at (hair NARCE Chapter Hears Talk On Convention By Ia.. Caas.lberry Winter Park Chapter 354 mltt.d an affidavit to the ap- trust as news sourees. Pau court that he was Insane. Dial. Atty. William Pry, of the National Association But Mrs. Grant tried last noted that Oregon law essafs 05 Retired Civil Employee had week to withdraw the affidavit no shields for joarnaliOi, such as a guest at It. June meetAnd all defense attorneys refus. u that which exists forth. ini Tod Gardner of Mt. Ply. ad to take part In the trial Mon. relationship between 1.wyeas mouth, second vice president of the National Federation day, so there was nobody to and their clients, "Journalists want in r.vsal and a member of the Golden contend Ruby was insane. U Ruby had been found in. confidential matter - but not Triangle Chapter of Eustis. He spoke on the national sane, Dana said, the case could the source," rrye said, "while not have been taken to federal doctors and lawyeis do Sot dl.. convention being held Monday court, "because you have to close any area of their relation.. through Wednesday of this week. Six congressmen and have a sane client to go to ships with their ellente." When Judge Leavy Issued senators an speaking at the federal court." "Are you going to appeal the his order, after a two-hour convention. Its urged as many verdict that Ruby was sane?" hearing, Miss Buchanan's at. members as possible.In adiIi. torney said he would ask the tion to the official delegates, Dann was asked. "We are going to appeal state Supreme Court to Inter- to attend. • - Medicare and the various yen.. "I don't think this informa- supplementary insurance plans tion can be available to a 20- were discussed. Police Search Dr. Edith Due" of Cas. year-old University of Oregon b°hist and not also to the selberry Is a new member Eugene pollee," said attorney of the chapter. The memberFor Witnesses Arthur C. Johnson. He point, ship drive Is still in prngr..ss Sanford police are seeking ed out that police have been and all retired Civil Service 4k 4n witnesses to a traffic accident Investigating the use of marl- employes residing in the area Friday afternoon at the inter- Juana on the 10,O00.st4ent are invited to Join. section of French Avenue and campus for some time. Carl Seije of Casselberry 13th Street Is president of the group. Miss Buchanan, from Sharon i. Wash., mid she had received a Tuclir 291 Lake Griffin Clt numebr of offer, to help pay sic, Casselberry, and Mrs, for attorney fees. One news. Davy To Lead Marion J. Romney, 906 Myr- paper, the Klamath Falls Her. Us Avenue, collided In the ac aid and News, suggested i MYF Course cidetst about 3:43 p.m. editorial that Oregon editors There were no Injuries but start a fund for her defense. Richard Davy, administra1 ( damage to the two vehicles at FIrst Monday's hearing stemmed tar of education f'L..._t "' '"" Sanford. ?rofl5 the coeds refusal June 3 Sgt. Don Brumley of the to to the grand jury the will be guest speaker for the Sanford Pollee Department is names of the marijuana users Methodist Youth Fellowship seeking any witnesses to the she at Christ Method ist Church interviewed. accident in order to complete at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. his investigation. Davy will lead a continued series for five cons.'cutive Monkeys are employed o Disciples of Christ wets the Malay Peninsula in gather Wednesday evening, on the first called Christians in Anti. coconuts and are paid In soda subject. "A. Basis For Sex everything," Dann said. _.I (jjj\ Your Best Buy Your Hometown Newspaper Local News About People You Know! _ by iiii 'auturi 1trrath -I - Q}iJi? his rights, but It', up to the government to show he made this choice voluntarily. . opinion continu. ally emphasised the advantage to police of Isolating $ suspect tram family and friends so that no one can tell for sure what went on, either then or later. Manuals of current police , practice Indicate that the were th. other faction, the one comply with to do as eould PUS approved by Ruby and his tam, though refusal anlaiva all usedcar 11=1111114111 in 1965 ,, driven The suspect may say be does not want to take advantage of _ , Cars talking. Of Newspapers M - a right to have an attorney Ike then persuade, trick or ell. joie him out of exercising his present, Tell a penniless suspect that co co nstitutional rights. while the police "third doa lawyer will be appointed me" is now more psychotogl. represent him If be wishes. cal than physical, it I. "equal. Stop questioning the person 17 destructive of human digs. at any time be wants to atop Ity," the opinion said. After His Appeal - wa WASHINGTON (UPI)—The One Red Rose Senate passed and sent to the House a hlfl posilding overtime Pays The Rent PRY Sos. 1$ .mployes of the LANCASTER, Pa. (UP!) Eats Gallia peat office. Tb. 'ofle *'d rose tot.veV' Tb. bill would allow the em- rental was paid Sunday by the lie. aear-ployft to keep evertlin. they by Lutheran Church atBaran Ilanheim to heirs of wer, gives Illegally through Henry William Stlsgsl, who error4 deeded the land to the church 104 years ago. IV,)? H. The ceremony mark,d the Sic. Depazta.ni nl '°' 74th all, saId lb. wotks,. should rose anniversary of lbs formal payment. The original have been gives this. alt later Instead of overtles. pay for deed called for lbs payment Of "five shifl1ngJ,aid red 5a(4 4 Puaday week. rose forever" to the StIeg.l Congress bad not soled, gi7s. lbs employee would have been John Wellington Sdegal, legally bound to "turn Jacksonville, Fla., so of the ererUmi payments ranging first SUegel hair to ceIve hOmto 104490, Hannah the ceremonial ruse, accepted lbs rental Sunday, I r .• .1 ALL SOULS KINDERGARTEN recently prado. ated class of 21 students. They are (from left, first row): Joyce Pivec, Roxanne Ora4 Deborah LeFlIs, Betty Carver, Regina Margo, Lorl School. craft; (second row) Mary Ann Daum, Julie Ann DeMattlo, Angela Yanaros, Tracy Ann Cook Steve It, sw Will Keep Pay • f; 111111 $I 450 N*TION$NC1M at. Is.., . cit • 11 High Court Split On 'Confession Decision 1,••ci;'• .•-. S,h •' iiinis.t toha Bridegroom Sails "lid Bade -v•.•.••. d asyW June 14, 1966— Page 5 GASOLINES PUT YOUNG4'IO SPIRIT IN YOUR CARl Any time you wont to take .0, so do.. Ch.vron...any timo you want Chdv,or, s with you all the way. e find out wheY. over Wherever you drive, look for the Standard Sign and go Ch.vronh CHIVRON , ___ I) $ • ech,Syrla, h. 1,111, e pop. 1 - ' • • • - -• -- ---i ___ a _ _ enem came STA N DA R D i •'i ] • • �. t ;nr. •--- I' i _I__ j. 1b T.- I ~,. a'. . ~ I .# __ I .. : I ." .- . .1 . il I I . Youth Bas eb a F 0 I ____ P. , - s. Ma I .., Quality, Elk I . ke e I Move Important co League XNM -: -Meeting Standings __ - - .2 - a - bm - 1% - -•• - , -• 4 ..• , ••- - - • - • - :-: • •• . • • I If I I I - • • •. • - • • • • - • • I I • - 1 I I ' ; - d& J I . I I Mikhailled Me hitting MIsek. I Doris Omey Has Top Jet Series 110 (At lay Ave.) seem to be Bobby Richardson at the New In two other Little Nation. Geediear vs. Via. 81 Bank, Test Ysakess at second busi and Brooks Robinson of Ralti- al games, thi mars at tbW. Libardson has already established himself as gineeri blanked Hunt Lineels. 4:10 son ofi Doris Omey of the Jet Bowl. the best :1 baseman In the American Lesgue and ho's been Mercury, 1.0, and QualI$ H.. erettes League rolled a 181(At YL Nallon) fUrlIng with the $00 mark this year. His only threat would bile Homes nipped Ikis yed. 515 set. Next in the series de. Lssgwood vs. Psns.y's, 7:30 oral, 43. some bees DsiroWs Jerry Lumps, who's hitting around .280. Quality partment was Jane Spolskl with Jeff Ward fanned 11 Is gel Pimeersat *szafl vs. a 171-480, Has-dill Gonterman be wig for meEngIneers and _____ had $ 170-477, Nat Schnitzer um& Paul Was, helped eel at the a 171-474, Elaine Kostivel a (At IkebumI) plate with two hit.. pj Assess. vs. Church 178-473 and Peg Patey hail * Prank Elosas pitched the No. 472. Joy Mutchler rolled a 178 ad God, 1:30 Mm. Eckert announced that In the bile Boae team past VIM *sit. NEW YOU (WI) ad Columbus vs. 7fr5 game and Jo Drown a 172. INSWASIS Tosy Olive end Balti.. balloting for the July 12 cIa& Piditil 551 IIS*t liMoS 8taflhl1nE are: Howard's At. Baptist, 3:41 the Icier sooreFla frisk Robinson will lantic Station 14%-5%, SemiSt. yers ' plaYStlW ' a vwi.pP hoWe. bctkbeablsl.aab stheAinsr. nol. County Motors 14.8, Inland (At inimrst) Ion AB-Itar Suet leans this asked to vet, for three outMaterials l3t.6%, Th riftway Tigers vs TwIns, 4:30 fielders, regardless of position. theks to $ lastaa. 18.7, Ben Ward Realty 12-8. (At p. Mellon) minute shasge of the voting Previously they had voted for 1742 Auto Silas 0.11, Cut 'n Yanks vs. Panthers, 4:30 rules announced Monday by the one they thought best at Curl *3.14, Senkariki Glass 5GAMES WEDNESDAY (la 1P1esW William D. Eck. each of the three outfield po. 15, Sanford Mobil. Park 4.16. Jualer Liege. sitlons. sl LOS ANOILBI, COW. (UM) (At Pinehurst) The California Angola have Shrine ve. Civltan, 4:30 Brooks, the other half of the Oriole's potent Robinson. called up Clyde Wright, a left. CPO vi. Xiwanis, 7:30 New Met horage, Is considered the beat third baseman ever to wear spikes handed pitcher who helped Car. Metes Softball NEW YORK (UPI) The In a long while. This year he's hitting .297, leading the league son-Newman College of Jeffer. New York Meta Monday sign. (At ft. Mellon) In RB! with 4$ and bits with 69. His closest rival is ailing son City, Tens., win the NAIA P,aneys vi. Cable, 7:80 el rlghthanded pitcher Byron Des Wart of Detroit, who carries a .283 batting average. baseball championship Is 1001. Lasgwood vs. Chase, 8:45 Von Hoff of Batavia. Ill, their Thesis a fI,..man battle brewing for the first base spot. Wright has been wIth the Xl P.eWe. No. 2 choice In last week's Norm Slobera of California is hitting .aUO, but Boston rookie Paso farm club whet, he has free agent draft and assigned (At Ft. Mellon) George Scott is among the leaders In home runs with 14 and racked up a 74 reseed this Rebels,.. Tiger., 4:80 him to Marion. Vs.,of the Ap. 18! with $5. Other t candidates are Norm Cash of Detroit year. pslachian League. Panthers vs. Cards, 4:30 and Harm.. Killebrew of Minnesota. A darkhorse is Fred Whit. ---------0 hell 01 Cleveland who Is only hitting around .250, but has come throwak many thai e in the clutch. fla two ibis lea i,. I I _____ • .. . II] %st,to 1. . I , ~ is . Eckert Changes All-Star Vole Rule • . r - • : • , -' . - • • - - - - •- - ' 1. : : tr '., - -: -v--' • • •• . • • - • 1 ..l_1 I.L . -• -•• • 1' •• - - McAuliffe Could Repeat Finch Shines In. aaa'so*W00d Win . :" Jim Finch pitched and bat- and honm ran, a two-run clout "need to third an a singlis ted the Long-wood Braves to In the 10th Inning which prov- by Bruce Stuart and scored I ~ • on a passed ball. a 2.0 victory over the Forest el to be the difference. City Pirates in Seminole Sen. The Altamonte Senators kept In Little League action over for League play at COOPIr their winning streak Intact the weekend the Senators Field last night. ' ' Finch hurled a three-hit defeating Lake Mary, 1.0, be- outslugged Lake Mary, 11 shutout and made the only bit hind the four-lilt pitching of Reggis Gilbert rapped a pair off Forest City hurler David Jamie Cornell. Losing pitcher of singles for the Senators. Unlay, a two-run game-win. Rudd allowed the Senators Cichra had a double and. Stuart a triple for Altamonte. ning homer in the second In. only two safeties. Forest City bombed Sun. ning. -"Ilta monte In Little League play last run in the bail same in lb. land, 14-0, behind the two. night, Forest City scored twice fourth inning when John New- hit pitching of Constantine in th e sixth inning to edge out dl was sate on an error,ad- and Gurr. The pirates scored 10 runs in the fifth Inning to ' Longwood, 2.1. Key hits In wrap up th e ball game, Forest City's' two-run sixth Longwood outdistanced were singles by Kenny Patrick Color NEW YORK (UP!) - The North Orlando, 9.6, with th. Z. and Mike Weirkh. In Senior League play over American Broadcasting Corn. help of a triple by Doug Slur'_ the weekend, Long-wood defeat. pany sarnounced Monday that gill and a double by Wee Bus-. ed North Orlando, 6.1, despite it will televise National Bu. rows. Randy Osborne was the a one-hit mound performance kethall Association games for winning- pitcher, hurl in g $ by North Orlando's D. Ruth. the th ird straight year start- th ree-hitte r for the Braves. Lungsford hurled a th ree-hit- ing Jan. 1, 1967. Boone Ar- In action tonight, Lake ter for the victorious Bray., ledge, executive producer of Mary will be paired against Caiselberry defeated Sun. ABC Sports, said that 12 reg- North Orlando. The Little Lea. land, 5.3, with the help of the ular season and five playoff cue game gets underway at big bat of Mark Dowel. Dow- games will be telsvised, all in p.m. and Senior League action at S p.m. all clubbed a single, double color, - I .. - • • $ Sports - - - . • • FATHERS DAY I m ffiw 1. • . • • • • •• I WI WILL AM CONDITION ANY POPULAR AMIRICAN CAR FOR AS UIMU $ ASGOWNS, IS JUNE 1% I i., I il, . SPECIALS . 00 I ~ Strickland-Morrison IN I. PIIST ST. COSPOsATui SANPOID W$flhl PARK NI 4491 PUS. 322.1401 MINS PENN.PRIST f #4 WALK 1 _,W"~~ _- ~ • - I - ~ - - 1 - • ~,------r ___ •• -s i - U1 -1_l_ --___J - , -i, --•'- --. - --- - O'Donoghue headed for Clay.. Giants back into first place, a got pinch-hitter Gary Peters to land for pitcher Ralph Terry. game ahead of the Dodgers. hit into a double play with the Whil, the Athletics have said Perry burled seven innings, hues loaded in the nin th Inning NATIONAL LEAGUE ,.. .., ... se..,.•, ..iivucu in limitin limitin Chicago to only three and preserve the Angela' vie. *0 ft H Pet. left.handed pitching and slug- singles, before tiring, tory In the nightcap. Strgdll, Pit 176 27 ging , • 398 ¶ _. jJ} -, Styled for action . . . tailored liP comfort.. . This summer Sol tie" of Ian.Lon® knit sports wear Is bi'.ss..cool and toady for floss • - active, casual summer dcvi ah.ad. I Assorted shades, sizes S.M.L.XL. (/" I 1Iu1a#mu1uisi Li I _ p - 9- -, OPEN NIGHTS! - - g ________ Richey Moves Into 2nd / • - L -- -- - °I1L 9 P.M. Monday tku 5ad.y Yanks 5.1. Wimbledon on Jan. 2% 1 - -• t • •• . - --. _ : :- - ' • ___ • • 1 tlm• he Won It. Open championship doesn't put I Ben has won four Open (icklaus bas won the Open, him In a class with Hogan, who cha mpionships. , at Oakinout, Pa., in 1163, ' And even If his appearance second year cs the pro tour. Ii amesg lb0 meet few able to at Olympic Is notable chiefly k's probably the greatest dominate a sped In their own I for the nostalgia It evokes, his for in the world, but one time. time's not completely up. I I Pros Would Rather Win PGA Than U.S. Open, Says Nichols Ely Milton Richman Nichols offered 51-year-old more than $100,000 In enhibi. AN FRANCISCO (UP!)- Jim fierier and Lew Wor. lions, endorsements and the I U. S. Open Is supposed to sham, another viteran, as Ilke in addition to the *25,000 a seal big- deal with some printe samples 01 the point he In prize money which normally pIe In golf, who talk about mn-Ic. Pei1et won the PGA goes to the winner. "My victory in the PGA and look upon it as th, cha mpionship way back in -Id series, $ heavyweight 1047 and Worsham won the brought me well over $10000O In side money," pointed out fight and the Kentucky open S yesp later. 7efflr' could walls right Nichols, without any attempt -by all rolled Into one. here Is no question among out and they'd have to give at bragging. "Beside,, the pros will tell ci self.atyl.d historians him a spot automatically In PGA tournament with the you that the VGA champion. 1 the Open is, always has it and always will be the exception of the Open and the ship has the best field of any tournament," he added. "The ales event in golf and buu,t,r., Nichols declared, "But If Was-sham decided to Open and the Masters have l's fine except that $ goOd sber of pro golfers Say come back out on the tour two of the weakest fields on again, he'd have to have a the tour. It's ridiculous." may. 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Red Son 14; Eel- ally, all those person, who are New York at Boston (N) Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (N) chardt, Angels 11; Killebrew, entering complete teams are requested to be on hand also, California at Chicago Houston at Los Angeles (N) Twins and Cash, Tigers 1i ______________ Washington at Detroit (N) Chicago at San Francisco Rime Batted la Wednesday's Games Wednesday's Game. National League: Aaron, Callfoz'nla at Minnesota (2, T. New York at Atlanta (N) Braves 53; White, PhIUles, N) Philadelphia at CIncinnati (2, Slays, Giants and Flood, Cards Kansas City at Chlesgo (2, T-N) T-N) 37; Wynn. Astros and Clemente, Baltimore at Washington (N) Pittsburgh at St. Louis (N) Round Pirates Cleveland at New York (N) Chicago at Los Angeles (N) American League: B. Robin' LONDON (UP!) - Cliff Detroit at Boston (N) Houston at San Francisco son. Orioles 50; 011va, Twins D;.i,.., ... sii --.cwing .-.ne 30; Scott, Red Son 5;3 Knoop, second straight international Ang els and Cash, Tigers 3t victory, led a contingent of Pitching National League: Koufax, nine Americans into today's Dodgers 11'1 Perry, Giants 7. second round of the London 1; Marlchal, Giants 11.2; Know- lawn tennis championships. Its. PhlUles 51; Bunning, Phillies 5-2; Fryman and Blass, The Texas schoolboy opened Pirates, Regan, Dodgers 4.L his bid Monday with a 7-5, 6.8, American League: Watt, Oil. 6.1, first round triumph over s 64; McDowell, Indians Daniel Content of France In and Pizarro, White Son 34; S. this final prep before she all. SiWer, Orioles and Hamilton. England championships at _____________ ____________________ -• •• - Iftnaft 3 cher"98 Ill Vacation 'musts' for every man... trimly tailored walk shea in welt. behaved, P.nn.Pr.st 65 /' Dc. croci® rY.st 35/. Cotton Poplin. hese coot casuals are good sports . . . thrive on an cc five II e university grad styling with belt loops, assorted soil shades. _____ 'ii 1961 power, they picked up The Astros scored three runs Frank Robinson belted a Cmnte, Pitt 218 29 72 .330 Allen. Phil 123 30 40 .325 Blanco and Cr1111, both minor in the 11th Inning on four three-run homer while Jim Flood. St. L 219 2-1 71 ..321 league pitchers, in an apparent singles and Joe Morgan's triple Palmer and Eddie Watt corn. Alou, Pitt 183 26 59 322 bid for future pitching strength, to prevent the Dodgers from bined to pitch a three-hitter In -Morgo, iou 215 28 69 .321 Mots, Pitt 131 17 -13 .321 Ccpcda, L 149 17 47 .313 Navy Bowlers Major League Standings SF 220 41 68 .309 ,41 N111,611, ltou 120 16 37 .308 Meet Tonight AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERCAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB W L Pd. GB Alt B It PcI. Special Services Officer C. Cleveland 34 ii 154 ½ San Fran. .610 3622 F. Rbsn, Bai 195 46 67 R. Davis rcmnds all Navy per. Baltimore J Los Angeles 34 23 .596 1 37 20 .649 -• Oliva. Mmix 203 37 70 '341 33 23 .589 1½ 24 n .eis n Pittsburgh " Snyder, Hal 112 23 36 .321 sonnel interested in bowling on Detroit Philadelphia 33 24 .579 1 any one of the many summer Stinnesota Cal 103 5 27 27 $00 8 Houston 2*3 .552 3½ 32 B. Rbson, Hal 236 36 70 .297 bowling leagues to be at Jet California 28 29 .491 8½ St. Louis 26 29 .473 $ Slebrn, Cal 121 12 36 .29*) Lanes this evening. Chicago 2*3 28 .481 9 Atlanta 27 34 .413 10 • Kahine, Oct 170 27 There will be special trophy New York 24 29 .453 10½ Cincinnati 23 31 .426 10½ Lumpe. Del 183 15 at Kansas City 23 32 .407 13 New York 211 31 .404 11½ presentations and bowling Salmn, Cie 112 9 32 .286 Washington 23 36 .390 14½ Chicago 17 8 3.09 17 Wert, Del 187 18 53 293 *3:10 p.m., with an organization. Boston 20 35 .364 15½ Monday's Results 180 23 51 .283 at meeting in the conference Critelli, Cal Menday's Results San Francisco 8 Chicago 0 Home Runs room at the lanes at 8:3() p.m. Boston at Cleveland, ppd., rain New York 5.1 St. Louis 2-4 National L e a g u e: Aaron, that same night. Baltimore $ New York 0 Philadelphia 5-8 Atlanta 2-4 Braves 20; Hart, Giants 15; A that time, all those per. Kansas City 5.1 Minesota 24 Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 4 'Vnpi'm fl.',., Ii. ti..,. i!I.. i. NEVER NEED IRONING 0 . Since - -__ - r'tb' I SHORTS ______________________________ I •. Leaolle pitchers till Stafford and Gil 4½ innings with the Red Sox Don Buford provided most of Blanco. leading 4-3. the Chicago offense in the openli. nfiierwanecau- Gaylord Perry, who had been er wi th a single and a double nnnn ' on sac Ch ica go inacuve ust with a good for tour runs batted in. Cater and starting hurler John sprained ankle, pitched the Relief pitcher Jack Sanford Leaders •il t A's Get Sanders Back In Trade With Red Sox --- .,. '10" IINI&T PM OWYICI I PARTS 1T. OPEN L 4:30 P.M. SAT. By UP! celebrity with the Giants and one week and fell to a 1.4 rcc- moving into first place. The leading the Orioles over the Bog Shaw brought his dog had a free run of the clubhouse, ord with a 6.10 earned run aver. Astros exploded for six runs In Yankees Robinson who took from San Francisco but left the his master was in the dog. age, much to the displeasure of the eighth Innings, with three American League lead house. Shaw, the longest spring San Francisco manager liar- coming across on Felix 3lantll- over doghouse behind, in homers with 16. connected Shaw, who flew East to New holdout in the National League, man Franks. la's homer, York with his dog Do tucked finally agreed to a $40,000 con. Although Be isn't too wel- Roberto Ciemente's three-run off loser Al Downing In the into a crate beneath his scat, tract a week before the season come In the Now York club- homer in the eighth inning third inning. was traded to the New York began. house, Shaw made a borne for erased a 4-2 Cincinnati lead and Gates Brown's eighth-inning Mots by San Francisco last The 32-year-old righthander, himself Monday night by pitch- dealt reliever Billy McCooh his sacrifice fly scored Jim North. friday. however, couldn't condense five Ing th e Mets to a 5.2 victory third setback in five decisions. rup with the tie-breaking run to While Bo was some sort of weeks of spring train ing into over the St Louis Cardinals. ttcCool canto in to pitch to give Detroit Its victory and Making his New York debut, Clemente after Malty Alou keep the Tigers only two games Shaw allowed only five hits in walked and (kite Alley singled IchJn4 the league-leading Orhurling his first complete off Joey Jay. 'ada Pinson 10102game this season, drove In all four Cincinnati Dave Wickersham held th e Fisher's counterpart In the runs with a three-run homer Tigers to sl* Itits, including homers by Dun Bla-singam, and second gams of the double, and a single, header._Jack Hamilton-wasn't Clay Dalrymple knocked Don Lock. nearly so successful as the across th ree runs with a two. lilghthaader Jim (Catfish) Cards stopped the Mats 4-1. run homer and a slngl. in Hunter doubled borne three KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) sas City chain, was picked up Elsewhere In the senior cit. leading th e Phillies to a 12 runs during a four.z-un second cult, Son Francis co blanked triumph in th e opener. Tony tOning sad pitched a seven-bit. The Kansas City Athletics, by Boston in the major league Chicago 8.0, Pittsburgh shaded Taylor, llichio Allen anti Phil let to pace lb. Athletics to vie. draft last summer. Sanders who have .en cep k ng t0I0in nati 5-4, Philadelphia Linz each drove home a run as tory in the opener but Jim Cinc phone lines singing in a search pitched for the l%0 Sanford a- swept a twinbill front Atlanta Larry Jackson won his fourth Perry hurled six-hit ball In the the Florida State Le learn in for trades, have given nightcap to earn the Twins a 62, and 6-4, and Houston up. game, more front-line baseball player: gue, the last year Sanfordhad end ed Los Angeles 06 In 11 In the nightcap, reliever Ter. split. league minor franchise. a Is. a -w e Boston opwith the ry Fox walked Into a base load- Rich Rollins eollected four Th e trade marked the fourth innings. major deal of the season for In the American League, ed alturtion in th e ninth inning hits In the nightcap, including The A's handed pitchers Rol. Baltimore walloped New York and retired Joe Tor-re on a three doubles. Kansas City c thee A 8.0, y I ix wwhich land Sheldon and John Wyatt I.Ka Detroit nipped Washington grounder. Jackie Brandt hit a given up seven men. and outfielder Jose Tartabull to 4.3, Minnesota topped Kansas solo homer and triggered a Boston late Monday for out- Last week Kansas Ci ty 5X' City 6.1 after losing 5-2, Chi- five-run Philadelphia fifth wi th fielder Jim Gosger and pitchers 'hanged starting pitcher Fred cago whipped Kansas City 34 a triple. - •- Treat Th. Family Vacation This Summer In An Air Conditioned Carl - Shaw Left H I*s Doghouse In Fri*sco Ma i-ior - - AVTOMOUU AM CONDITIONUS --' - 1' MINS SHORT SLIM IAN.LON® KNIT SHIRTS NO DOWN PAYMINT 5MW ISSIT RAN AVAILAIII) WI SUVICI ALL MAIlS OF . Ken Sanders and Guido Grilli. Talbot and catcher Hill Bryant before dropping the nightcap Jack Lamabe hurled a neat Sanders, who came up with the New York Yankees 2.1. and the Cleveland-Boston fivc-bitter as Chicago took the the minors in the Kan. for outfielder Roger Repos anti game was called by rain after first game from California. • ALYS PISY rJL • -- a • 17 *m t7 OlM. petitors conic in on television. fsom walking the swalos and 11*4 SPeite ZIlki' News filtered In on the mmcl knolls 01 OlympIc, be might SAN TBANCISCO-(NZA)-- route, and now Ben beard that eves throw cli the nerves that The ills United States Open is on the 18th bole, a par four, have affected Ms putting touch. Ben Hogan revisited. Fleck needed a birdie to tie. They'll romanticize the tlght. This is where the Hawk made But his drive had landed In Upped Texan, the mechanical ku last Important stand In big th e rough 110 yards away from man who drained all emotion thee golf, at the Olympic Coun. the plateaued cup from his game sad must now, try Cub, a reconstructed sand The guy th at nobody knew ironically, Net swa llowed up in dune a half ails Is from the hit a low trajectory seven tract a gush of sentiment Pacific Ocean. seven feet from the cup, sUnk. But inevitably, Hogan must The year was 1165 and He. ed It firmly In. hogan heard the fade from contention because gan, then 43, miraculously re. tremendous roar of the gallery this Is the era of Arnie Palmer, covered froma near fatal auto- -10,000 grouped la th e natural Who flies a jut plane from mobile accident, was already In amphitheatre which framed the tournament to tournament and Iii elubhous., the leader at the last hole-cursed and sighed, was 30 yur. old.In his first end of the fourth round. While He went out to play th e next year as a pro, when Hogan last Ben, a cautious man, wasn't day, lost the playoff to Fleck, made the scene at Olympic acknowledging the congratula- and never again came that Amend that to Arnie Palmer lion., nobody really saw any. close to winning one of golf's AND Jack Nicklaus, who also body keeping him from winning glamor tournaments flies his own plane his fif th Open championship In fact, lien hasn't even be. Nicklaus ii 25 and burly, There was one guy still out thered to play the U. S. Open with notions of Grand Slam on the course with a chance, sin ce 1961-un til this year. They Under his reddish blond th atch. but he needed to birdie two of demeaned him when they told He achieved the Important first the four finishing holes to ti. him he'd have to go out and step by wthnlag the Masters In hogan's W. Nobody over heard qualify like any young kid just April. Arnie occasionally gets of Jack Fleck befors. coming around. So this summer the yips around the pus and Hogan sat In the hockerroom, th e United States Golf Assocla* a month ago pulled a back man. sipping on a Scotch and water, lion relented and Issued a api dc driving off a tee Ia New slumped In tiredness and said dat Invitation to lien. Orleans. that lfh. won he'd never work He'll be there. Fro m tee to '1 f..l like maybe the rest at tournament golf again, green he'll still hit the ball as has dose me some good," says I those days the early fin- he always did, though he's now AnIe hopefully. H. last woe Ishers didn't watch their com• S3 years old. Until he gets tlr,d the Open Ia 1150. It was the , - .. _ 1MLIR I" - - WJ2 Dick IcAuliffe Of Detroit, the AL's all-star shortstop of last season is the Ilk,)y shak. again. Us's the only player at that poaltloa who Is having $ good year at the bat. Cleveland's Chico Saimaa, who has been filling in brilliantly for the injured Larry Brown, may draw same votes. A bsttle isle the proportions of the Roblnson.OlIva rite, may come up In left field between Boston veteran Carl Ysstrn. .mnskl and California's new golden boy Rick Relchardt. Tat's average has dipped below the .280 mark over the past week, while the Big Ten grid hero is blasting away at the .306 sUp with 12 horns rune, The Boston flyhawk, a former AL batting champ, has knocked in 35 runs and a good hot streak would mks him bard to best. Centerfleld looks like the spot for Al Kahn. of Detroit, but RaltlaorVi Ruse Snyder baa been coming on like Batman .lately Is rank Just behInd 011,. and Prank Robinson In the AL bat deft. However Kahine's past performance along with his .t.ady .200 average this year should get him the center fWdslot. Chicago's Al Romano, Minnesota's Earl Battey and D.. heWs Bill Iresbea will all get their share of votes as the startIng AL esteher. Battey has the best average (.2*8) and has been an aU..tar before. Romano too Is hitting around the .2*0 aath sad Is highly thought of for his catching skills. free. ban Is supposed tobe the beet young catcher In the leagu, and is just beginning is pound lb. ball, so it will be a close bsttls. Staytaaedhi fair Thunday'. column and we'll like it look .t lb. National League all-star candidates. •. gelVs Gruid 001 - - • • OPEl. EYES-4ack Nicklani seems tabs da(rImIfl OIYM wit h an ftiacist& An ,ktoryhitheMuten,wolaZ,SN1c 3aI11IL two 1ePSS -• • - • - - : ' - • _- I 1I 3 , - • ••U Angels Coil Up El Paso Ac. --. ' - - • - - • - ,, • • • -. LU - • - .. _/•' - •• • - -- -..-, . -',:' • . -, y.' ft2 5- -,' •• 1 •.-- - I 'L L • . • • ''.. • • ' -- • • _______ - ,r.I . _____ - ,w' - • •- ••• • - -. •- - - ': . 1 .1 ..... '-• - ..- ..• •s -, . - -.. • - 4? - - ---- +; - 5 12 evening (June 16) at 5 p.m. 3 14 at the Seminole High gym. a C' - • • - .. - •• • •• ___________ a... WIioAysThe All .$t*Th? . ,~ •• ••• - . Wae thou he1d two blt3eis the at Viral F.deial Ralph Stunipf, athiotic di. Plawil BASTERN of the way Is Bak am @btst. nabob o rector at Scminole High i out w1 .2 4 School, and Sam Stanley,, Tigers in un Usen a mow July n to be exact, W annual Major In five Iniags and gel 11186. TWINS 2 4 sports editor of The Herald,, leg suppert trees ii NMW Louis, at. tap In the new stadium In is Lisgus Afl4tu gsa. Is cab. 2 S are co-directors of the league. and (Zewgs E$eh.uit WM had start sizing up the In. - ahist this time ad ths year the players Games will be played on the two hita theopposltion. Seminole High diamond beWAIN of Columbus 4 0 ROISZ1 handed CMa.1.1 As bus bees the sauces the last f. yesre, th. players 3 1 hind the gym on Monday. Is the hIM gsa. k a I'IM BaptIst veto M the afl-itats sad sin Vota for anyone except those on lees 2 through pitchers dual betauesNOW Pie enist Assembly Thursday evenings th*owstam • 3 with games starting at 5 p.m. " Ch" 41 UI Powell sad. Zd ft4gelL Now It in Were an American League player, who would 0 3 There will be four teams In hailed awliftlere with Powell PIneared Baptist yes pick fer 041M HOW? Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Twins or getting ZAITIX AXRRWAN the league and each team will the Rotary, hIt and Faft BeMuse .1 lb. Balthnore Orioles. 1:11ekland-Morriew 11 5 play two games a week over a Glen Burns the Civitas hit, a 2 Ails, $sad.y's games, Otiva was hitting .342 with 67 hits, 11 5 six-week period for a total of home .340, Wit horn. runs. Robinson was hitting and 14 s U s, T 20 5 12 games. Meanwhile in As LIUM N& florid. Itati lank with of blis, 45 nuis, 20 RRIs and 15 home runs. tional L.agu. sad PeeWse S4e4At1antic Bank $ $ Adult supervision will be on batting champ ohm Is the uneat defending and two-1 7 0 hand at all times during lea. League undefeated Chan sad Ifavy of the Aseikia Loam., which will gainer a few votes from the Rebels kept rolliag sleng. Goedjear 1 15 Cue play. Regulation major iz.Ctinclnnatl lep.J AL plsyeta who might sill consider PUWII WUTEIN league baseball rules will be baa. was It. 17thahalght abegguko amok dsStranger. 5 1 In effect. with a 6.0 shutout by burise Panthers battling is Bobby Is playing for a team that ll.a.,.., Tuba 3 2 The league is being formed CIJUJIUd I., the loop laid, while Oliva'. Twini are In fourth Ricky Smith againstPiseareat ChIefs 3 3 to provide baseball for older ResalL 0 5 teenagers who an, not talentThe Nabob won JbWr am Cares •AXU TODAY el enough or have the time for seth Is $ vow by paeliag the Brooks, Bobby Shoo .Ins liSle Nalmal American Legion baseball. Cuba, 11.2. David assub OW (At It. Hellos) WeUwha$iostth.Mbr.pt.inth.AflsedcanLIaguiT Mike Masse .,-'bl Is Navy vs. Strlek..Hotr., 4:30 l.s abiW misea on the top contenders and with the en- S oes.hII$e f s-Ad. Na" vs. George's, eeptki of a eoipla ad infield positions, there's a toss-up at while Harry Bolster au Billy U L - • - • -• • ___ two bit Is the fInal iv-4ugm,4 • ) 14, y S4 • k •-- . • . • Houa' - •. - _______ aorw& i, . • . 11W - •..• • , __ , e . .7• , • 1, .1 ,-W -~ , r EIIieInIaa deared the height_1° siyth$ 11itMvw .,tardos" • • - - - I .1 ma Name 01 the Jual.a land theyd. W. L "A amm4w-a th. *' ladtbifl LMIM sad their aos is the secoad half a 104 win ass IbiMo, y 1 0 =ke of ft haw L,sgs.seeasQua1Ity 'tomb Homes aIP. Gerald Pealing lIaIt•d QUIJISyNI Iliuitiit2024 1 0 A new youth baseball league their aeszI f1m half cow to is* som agais theWomI. best Leujwead I 0 for oiler teenagers is Bonk. rival Cobb Bats, 1.4, sad gel somas bobs suppoes lm is their ,sspsethe leslues. VIU5 $ hsij I I Mole County will begin lent lath wma Skit half aMa,s Elks moved within Don XWvW MW 14 IM does I I week under th3 sponsorship of 1966 boss rums is so slaw pump W111111 Pai 6-Jun. I 1 the Sanford Herald. saw dthei.ulhaV.Laevy Cabin____ JUJIJOS LIAGUB llJ- kit a hussa The lisgu, will be open to an 4 1 all county boys who have just 1. lbs 4 2 completed the ninth, 10th4 11th mat 3 2 and 12th grades and who are Pliesreet Palafl walloped CPO I g~ F 2 $ not on American Legion or Chase 114, bikinI Chan 2 4 Babe Ruth (Junior or Bolster .1 , 1 IIisII I 5 League) teams. E4e1. and ASO Andsvem 5~i~ LflTL* NATIONAL All boys In the above menTeny *1mg aid Item laq 11 17 0 - keel bracket who are Interonim the ,, Semblawl W 1* 4 estol In p14ytht In this league hers t. tieS wbeft hula L.,smaei,. lag. Quality XI 7 10 are asked to report for an orlam Retridge e 11 janizatIonal meeting Thursday Cecil allowed wain P155515it liz I _A~ lv.~04_ .VIZ~. IV ,. __ 'A .k._'..~.,~ .._ I *RTerilt vos --.5..-.- ñsa Il-a ad sad m it" I Tee 0 __ First Half Champs Tough 4HuLn , 3une14,1966-Pagsl- ImsYsni na ~ 8 "11..._,:~. .. I .. I .1 It I . -• • • • •• • • • •• - - - - -I • • • •• - - - • - • • • • • •• -- • - - - 1 • • • • •• - ---- I- - �- ,1' f17 0 o — _________ . V--~i i è4 '.M.* h - —. • '. m .- ' — In CIilc.go . xars. pelies .s mad 1b,Isal. dI1e.ibi*pt.ph, be 6" aa Puii lks aslgbo,. although .stlaatsd a. . CHICAQO 1 $ — I )r — %2IP%AD VlW .. . .. I t. I 0 Hs* To Ls.iN Wdt . . . . .. , . . " il 1-1. 3F4R9W7f-.7a7rN ~,-~ - 1~ j ...,~-r dl . . 1 . . 1, . . NkMDrMng Rules Are Cifed . L I. , - 0 tPar ~ W of Pow radio reports all a , I ~ ," e . I v, , ., I/ shooting, bool" loollas w 1: 0 . . I L . I! ? . . seemed to - . T., . tksswhkoireb;Porl. CU. , 4$4,1 ' wos1ddue.nighI •: 1 0 0 I 0 . J, ~ . 1 - ., I 11 i . - . Lona-9, also loadiall in As ocom of S"fN% toils. Arrow, Indicates what Is beliond to be tip 0 .J 0 806mlailill, petl ponals " 0 ' • 1 . I 0 ' . . ' •. i ,ii ., I ., ' t 0 IN I filaft. T5Juuu. I.L.I fti 'SI VU . , - 00 0 . • 0 0 0 Semino e Back To'Camp . . . 0 . 0 • 0 . - -- : -• 0 • . _______________________ 0 : 0 % l . .. : • 0 . . . L . . . : 0 0 •• . I . - . . l ~ ~ , - - 0 4' , — — EUWW . (UPI)-.JaryispP. Ga rett, son of Sheriff Pat Garrett who killed Billy The Kid in jul, means I Wwmp ky 2 ink". t was excused from a Jury when Too small for an ad to be , the defense attorney thallon Wad noticed or effective? You're all pemeas related to law ofti. di readin I ~ I I I I0 g . ) ( — -' . — . pm'.~-- 0 s ,'' • -- — School teachers. and even land In pews times. men, during war, thes, sweethearts, often fail be. factorie, were easily convert, cause of a similar failure to us0 the effective words that .4 into the making of munitions, food and other Put their klsasacrou.. . stratogy" enclosing a long elope, plus helpful to we now Deed to be articulatel Rebellious Rhodesia sad 1. do rover typing for as Q . . . . 0 0 ••• . • • • 0 0 00 at 0 0 • 0 01 •• • • 0 ; • • 0 mi. 10 • • 0 1 • 0 0 • 0 • as at an • 0 swear is of that access '-' : _Vr ,., , -----..•• • 0 • ,~ 0 -~ 41 -, • can :4 ~$-.,>. ~1., Mrs. 1 4 Its — — ': I • •• d . ," and Shot Heard. Round World NW Mrs. Joe. Ft Matbleas One washinglon observer has advanced the Negro rights 11resident's conduct of the war joy to civil rights leaders. But goes so far changing among the add that the cause farther and faster than in Vietnam. Liii Is not likely times process of moving from one Meredith could possibly have to spare any effort 0 prove Negroes. 7be younger leaders Boar Lake-Forest City loan toward Black Nationalls. arts, to another way so on- d000 alloal Mrs Franzen Waster a commitment to t e guar. Mrs. Maryann Miles urn. The mood is spreading In lug. the mobile American's The shot-lo-the-back that 322-1211 538.357* the larger cities, experience with the grasp of Meredith's assailant fired was antets assured to all Amer-I a. can.i by our Constitution. There are likely to be fewer local affairs that In thus he heard round the world. ° °' The shotgun blast at Mere. white faces among the march. The deed horrified and may become a far more alert SIrs Jan C elberr and astute participant than he aroused "all decent citizens,', dith instantly ended a period ore to Jackson than Metalware 838-5046 Longwood It Of bickering and division among the marchers to Mostthe President SI i%.. D ir-5. L•te. flehlary last year, This has the ring of ideal. moved Johnson himself into among major civil rights or- gomery from 538-3217 Sirs. John Leone ganiiations. For months lead. Many Negroes 1,11 their white 1.1k fancy.But if there is action North Orlando 668.i$tL.3 First the President ordered era of the various groups had friends to work in their own least some soundness in not Mrs. Marilyne Peterson helper,, it, then the worriers over big the full force of Federal law discus.sttl conflicting ideas group, or to serve 1 10 sol v- %without resolving their differ- not leaders, 14 the prodomis322-Ml overnment In Washington enforcement applied g - rs. 68$ Ha 0.te,* deal lag the case and assuring ju's. cln'es on the best way to get sally Negro civil rights are going to have a more to frown about for the tics. Almost Immediately f. better housing, schools, and IzaiJoas. The Negroes, this. Mrs. Clarence Snyder un men must now Enterprise tin the murder attempt, he st'rtiivea. 321-4841 rest of this century. The moment news came of make their own future. Mr's. IlitchI., urns 0,1.4. summoned Democratic Con. When House Democratic iressiosial leaders to I h e Meredith's near death leaders 68848.11 Miss Ruth Davidson White House to give the pri- of the three most militant whip Rep. Carl Albert of Oklatg.rj su.sui ___________________________________ from a conference vats word that a new, strong- groups were on their way to home or civil rights law was now his bedside. Spontaneously with the President last Tues. s that to be "must" legislation be. they took up the march he had day, he told the Editors. Herald: adjournment. (A few begun to encourage Negroes the pending civil rights bill Doe you think it Is time it weeks ago the Johnson Ad. to register to vote and not to "will be passed ,xpedltlously." _ •.a. .0 a ministration seemed ready to tear intimidation. But for the The antidlscrimiaaUos provi. June 14, 1966 Sanford herald Page 1A hospital? In the area there is accept senate Republican bullets pumped into Meredit's sions in the measure which nearly as much population as Leader Dickson's dictum that head and body Martin Luther once would have brought w.IL'$scai A. uias.ow uurroai ansi es)aLssaIna ,,, .,,.or,,. to a Johnson's 6114-04k VOLTULINU. Cleselatles .Glesoras op requested c v II King and the leaders of CORE peace on the civil rights front very few years there will be rALL 0114WILSKINS AUNICUT ALUXAl rights bill would stay ,-on the And the Student Non-Violent for a time are not likely to L4,urt$ssaLtr.ct es more. It has grown tenfold hook" until the next Con' Coordinating Committee might do so now. The leader *1 the while rd .0 barely Manag5n Advertising Manager still be pulling in single has'- volatile SNOC, Stokley Cared. gross.) JAMS GUG"AKAN Do:RISe :rIIs the renewed ness. Instead they are walking chad, spoke for many of the Public shock Rusin*sle manager mesiicare wW go -.rs vs new Negro generation when violence in Mississippi propell to Jackson arm in arm, cal Into operation A" it is tau. ed city leditar machal West. President Johnson back In. leeting L followers as they go he said reconilly: "We feel JVUV 11VULLS BILL MUNIXT mated the demand will then counts X41Lar Staff Phatograpber that Integration Is Iffavalent. to fact*&" trom 16 to 40 Par to Me enter of the civil rights like the Pied Piper. __ . There was a time not long We have got to go after poll. Full d&U,v "coot mostarlial sonear slad cb;lstn"; Pub- cent for hospital boods. How storm. The pressure of civil of L a . Wall power." will we cope with such a situ- rights advocates for more aga when the prospect Federal action will tend to e asc*wvsa sawas fun, D.11v.ry $54 WSI •fl5• count has numerous keep him tied to this new postBy USU 41CMIX01.10 cuuml &" cvruwa uAiL planning boards but I haven't tion In an election year..The for a hospital IN adu4--twi~m, - 01 4.,ccuoistwud, Months indignation over the Meredith South u Visit e Inctdentls almost certa to l.eItMoai$ $.eI* month wWlt to take alanine th Uses 919T146 mat sa owl saboo"PtIona Increase Johnson's civil rights be powers pala Is a4vance. into action for such sa ASK ABOUT THI STORK CLUB activity. Ttle ilerald Is a atembee 04 the Ualted Prose wha" to so. essential Deed? Newspapers all over the S. Forbes Simpson t14144 asclualvely to the as* got "Psouestlea *I slu the wess BLOOD print" ta &his newspaper. (Editoes note: lure is on@ world headlined the barbaric MeredIth, James 1302 1, S.cead$Ove.t Iadord,Nu,Ids forth, resldentscfSouth attack on way s,,. public Western out. Of Magord, Itun4a, side, the Act sI c.we.es cC Ms Seminole County to obtain a Press a Branch of Central Florida Il.,d Bank a. lit?, , nations Communist well hospital' A countries registered coustemsNO VAn Qt &2`7 024tstl4l, filtltwe of 441artleing of this oditlas of payers to float a bond Issue.) HOURS FOR DONORS: rattia permissioa at 960 Publisher Or Tn* HOW4. ANY out unarmed Negro to walk safeidual or tirta responsible for such reproduction will be Indill Wednesday A Friday — 9:00 to 2:00 P.M. Sow-teen atatu are tra cuuaiU.rsd a. &aZrIaiIag as Ta. U.ratd's eoprrsgai ly along a public highway in ?h-a 3224S22 itsit Will gm.s, ., ii. versed by 1.1. & highway m. lb. United States—even with Jolla Burtod 83$.131$ 315-5255 Lake Mary as to Is I I rojw aW It In the June 28th Inue S LOOK vu i,vvn uuu5suuv. ay. . . ~ . ' yo 0 Letters • --- 0 1 I I - 0 0 0 t I- . AMAMILAIlk,11111110 I low eff . 111 co I juwj Is -- " o see it co 0 . I 'AdISMANAWL • • I IANPM -' . 0 . - WW - s.mJoa. Co nty. From lb. Stork A SEMINOLE COUNTY news -' , I ... .. . : . . . .. . 0 Pew mitcheirs family knows how to handle rnoney. Read how t1wee generations of Mitchells found that saving makes the difference. Then come see us and start toward your !ogood NW Wal In Ow business of helping People help them3elve& I 0 . I --.-- TWO 9 0 • 0 0 ~ . .. . . . . .. L A$$O CiATs • • • 0 0 .. • 0 I . • .. . . I I .- .,... : 0 • -1 0 — We Office — — Branch 01111ce — 312 W. FIRST ST. 322-1242 SANFORD PLAZA 322-1$h1 __1-___:_1 , . . . :.i - . I, 0 0 0 ~ , . . I . as . - - BANK , . . -"c .'." * 4 '- - at as - W ... V &.uc.n.a as s.00a • Stflickland Morrison Inc., Sanford, Fla. a P - a,...,, iow k::: - Thh -. say, came j ,-.AL allelhAl g .Sim....oe _ , 54tior I me" sod dwha ft needed tor I I. pres an 0 dTIF ftmw - ~ _____ I ' fore - - I organ. great 0 In— _wuiv.v , ney 0 a Salvings & LM 0 as W I family found a good life... are Salem . - ... why? system. For they "zold" u .,,.*I. .' .! .L philosopher. Herald Area Correspondents . . ,. k, I : °ta;?4ae" at law SLIG par 4 - \1 one of 40 0 Asiatic has won Its wan chiefly because of the spark- In the sAms class, and be of plugging by business and equal surgical skill. yet one " runs circles around the other. sional men of ° ; . rom.ey ay •IW Most Anywise.. 4"1111,111-1111" 001111""Tier op" I to a Moo. thre . Frio 1So . . — 0 During my emel speech, just because they fall to comI mentioned the fact that municate Property. -.. I I...."I . 1-:i — often rats despite seven years . L_LLqM breaks the bridge over which he English . . 313. , .. Herbert, Bruce Biossat =.-) I Cl had a mediocre, . 0 is kmlnsI. County as % - '.L I Political Notebook 0 r • , ,I Son . forglve._CoI?195 14 - I . . 11A sat on my right, so we /'" at We go I , e,seewi,eemwia.ess. I .. . . as Mrs. Ruth Johnson, an chair. N. hi, • 0 0 I . Helen Fuller Says can ; ; . take some consolation from the fact that Euan rursd must la produce alities of the same equipment. dependint upon where It is to be exported. One 0 or. ausewe are sways , I 'll Ssal County Ed' It= of workers in the United ucation Association and Semi. States use an automobile to get Nova University located County Teachers Associa. there, says th e Ajserlcan Auto. Fort Lauderdale h disclosed w" hold a% getalumb plans for the construction Of 111gb school. Ilonld 'a a The two groups will tons. facility designed for the study blns urlthe new glols oggoe. of oceanography, inoie Ed ucation A I • A flve.aae site on the 'ntra. and the ue tosstitutloe ap. coastal proved at th. will LauderdaWs Everglades, go effect u 7 1. will be the location of a three. Another county Professional story bulklIAL docking space Classroom Teachers group. toe a houseboat, which Is peas. shbout, will becose $ saLly being outfitted as a $600 .. P'...d. new "Iating" orathq' sad department docking space for a modest ganisatioe. Total membership of 510 NTA.ATION fleet of eu-going craft de. te*ch.,-s, ad*inlstgators said CHAR" signed for deep sea work. been designed supervisors Is expected. center has SCEA InItially for 3t) to 30 classrooms Cowley, who will heed lb. plus laboratories library, and offices, it was announced. new group, pointed out that The basin will be large enough Seminole ii the first small to accommodate a 200-foot yes, county In which all educaLcrsvs merged. set drawing 1$ feel of water. Ofticeri of the SCEA and It Is hoped that construction of the building begin before SCTA will SI!* Ofl lii. board ft sod of this year, sonoui13c. at StA 'for. thoo tarra which Cl.... ad Dr. WarPes J. Winstead, they room Teaehers will president oe-a. university, as a committee within SEA with their dent, • I cite —7-.7% L_ , a %oomm-1-,,--t !;?!-*e given an allowance for meW. ( A few years see I was In- to articulate proparlyl Which means, they don't orited to address the charter meeting at the Gold coast speak the language of the Ideas Club of Chicago. at - - I I ' fly lane Caa..tberry Delivery . i. at 6(oups MEXICO CITY (11110 — man. Nude models at the government. Delegates named to the Na. run San Carlo$ arkschool said tional Education Association today they will stags a"clothes. convention In Miami are Cow. on" strike unless their wage Icy and Mr. and Mrs. Pete. is increased from 72 cents to Bull . I I- . . %. -Tooll" * ,-% v I4., .~, ~ I~_ — interest was ClothmOn Strike . "? _,~.". ; .ri& ., ,z I .I1 11 at paig,, wet'. eiect.1.h. 0 .. - can • - t ,~ 'gl who may new FI.O GAS I *. 4~1 . . I rZ. one has a complaint against anoth. or, forgiving each other; as the Lord has forgiven you, so you also must 0 0 be superior men and be" the tad hall CASE Z441: Melvin Jones beat logic to support their founded the splendid tal cause, will still to down to service cluble called Lions, In. defeat at the polls. can he -. .. Politician., too, very reenflug advertIsing .."4'P I .!,r.*,*, ,..,. , '.., , 111 r. . ~ . I . 1. %. am; *a oved far the wrong choice of a few words., ' •0 GAS - - IZ. Then ________________________ 0 .. . may Class Planned I . fer nealtil so to It W" bore an tom flrm . 0 few Oceanography .; P! ''_J J . Peet stress the a.,4 t. w almest alek nbaa ho when we live and won, It Is h.w ho had gsss becaus. of thus tragic ml.. se the Mm. takes that could b. avoIded. For It Isn't just business. thin test .satlusd ho. tow. Itady this case with men who go bankrupt by Me made' Three Teacher . . . £ . traffic regulations under a Commu. I has ' at son 1... ., .... Whea __ and . I th. WASHINGTON (NEA) — that . t.5taare not 0c It Is :: lace ways S 0 "Book Title Test" which t• itisil in this capital that even men Since World War It their Party professionals agree In rebellious Rhodesia, some the "illegal" Smith govern buys quantitites of Rhodesian shows Crsse in ear. at this news' how to Influence who are comfortabl e with g combined expenditures iv* w suchmajor mobility of the people who used to ment by economic sanctions. asbestos and on order So,. Paper, enclosing a cog e by printed worth, government are worried about risen from $20 billion annual. &"*totaled. not too many drive automobiles. now ride The fact that the two sides 000 tons of sugar; Switzerlandpi Jones beamed as he it. ly to around $90 billion. Es- Americans can be expected bicycles. The price of Scotch now are holding what British which buys meat, tobacco d 25 cents to ope his first two choices Actually, this concern is not perts predict their outlays to feel intense attachment to whisky has gone up and the Prime Minister Harold Wilson asbestos and Portugal which correctly. i and printing costs I new. It showed Itself in the may, catch up with federal particular places. Their home government Is said to have describes as "talks about also has declared itself as. when you send one of he got down to the Kennedy administration, when spending (defens. included) In arens" be numerous been forced to purchase a talks" suggests that neither bound by th. trade restric. third pair of book titles his beshlets.) special juvenile delinquency the early 1970.. as those of caner service, large share of the countrYa is wholly satisfied with the dons. namely projects were designed to Th. relative gain In state. men. tobicco crop because of a progress of events since Nov. A special eomplleatios for —The Art of Controversy magnify local control and local outlays exceeds federal The question Mat follows lack it. of buyers. Britain Is the position of ZaneI —How To Argue Logically downplay Washington. growth by a fair margin in is: •'Mow such a floatWilson's prediction of last bla, the former Northern *h* These are some of the minor And he decided the first of uotes In many aspects, the pover. the last two decades. If do-. ing citizenry be counted upon and major results of the January that the Ithodeslan desla, whose copper expOrts those • two book title, would ty program consciously fol. tens. expenditures be left to take active In embargo which Britain, with government would fall within must reach the sea Mosam. sell the greater number of lows this example. out of calculation, the state. local problems when they will support from the United Na- a matter of weeks has not biqu. along a railroad jointly, volumes Mrs. Johnson often thinks in a year's national One can hardly attend a local jump Is much greater. be constantly trading them In dons, clamped on Rhodesia Come to pass. owned with Rhodesia. I'm not quit. interested ennewspaper advertising cam, major conference these days There is, however, a sticker for another set?"' On the other hand, there and the Ian Smith regime if The British have been ough Sometimes she has to without hearing' stress In all this. The population One election expert here tar its unilateral declaration be no question but that the pains to protect the economy figuratively went But be prod e a little Sometimes put on the need for stronger specialists any that in the think, people simply will not of independence last Nov. It. economic embargo, with cer. of Zambia, with the result that 5. bankruptt as was soy. the state and local decades Just ahead Americans develop that interest, that action back I could A. moment the time thin important loopholes, Zambia has continued t be he had decided to For level. The theme rang through will move about from place to they are already too accu. for talk seemed to have ended. working. • Rhodesia's best custom. that "Controversy" many speeches and comments place even more often than tamed to looking Rhodesian Prime Minister problems Most important of these are and sources of foreign which sold only 100 books in —President Johnson, signing In the two-day White House they do now. Figures show from the national perspective. Smith declared the British loopholes is South Africs change. an executive order creating an entire year. parley on civil rights, that one in every five current' which continues business end. Yet John Anderson, the for. rot. In Rhodesia The Congo Leopoldville also • But he could have sold 30s peci l committee on nec. ' Even those friendliest to a ly moves am& Year. mar Xameas governor who is And Britain, pledged to a usual and Is supplying Rho- Continues to be a buyer. 000 copies of the same booktion rea and natural beauty. big federal establishment see Politicians, already fretful now leading one of several policy which eventually would deals with an estimated 50,000 Altogether, the British fig. under the other title "how a limit to what Washington over the constant shifts In the groupe bent' on Improving take Political power away gallons of gasoline a day. * ure they have cut Rhodesia's To Argue Losically."' can manage successfully. The make-up of local conatituen- state government, believes from Rhodesia's ro,000 whites about a third of the country's to world markets by I After decades of discriml. Mr. Jones had such a great . . view is growing that state cles, are wondering how say that floating citizens may be- and turn it over to four million needi. about so per cent. harmful to capacity for empathy that he nation and deprivation It Is and, especially, local partici- kind of stable electoral* Others Include Japan which the economy but not yet fataL come 'issue.orlentsd" rather blacks, set out to bring down rsi almost nick the rest of not logical to "sums that *F.O.I. Detroit. Manufacturer's pation Is absolutely demanded be built at that level. Mo- than "placs-orlentod."' large numbers of a subject the evening. $VfteitSdfetaIIr1c. if various health, welfare and bllity In the job field Is Wherever they move, wanly people would have specialized, He never smiled P civil rights programs are to ing people not merely to d may suggests, they jump al such as widt.walls, destination 10 technical skills .4 goodb e to me • be genuinely effective. ferent neighborhoods, but most instantly into domestic charges, state and local fees. If —William Douthit of the Ur. can p.m., if he had Ibeen ccleanThere can be no complaint from Seattle to Dallas to Kin, matters that really concern lay. not Included. Sao your local b n eague 0f Louis, uS ad out I fortune ws t ; them — the condition and Zed Dealer for his selling price. stock market. Negro employment. I function of schools, transpor....111110 to in work, civil The man who tried to mur police nearby. At a time when law prohibiting discrimination ts developments, housing ______ __ so" U. 0 urers are chafing under the ! .~ doler rock and cester & - . &rdWng member states' regulations concerning brakes is before the sew rate goveromenta. Others to follow involve sall slass, headlights, wipom mufflem Eventual goal is harmonixation of both "bids standards and national . of federal safety regulation, they am . — • -. . - 0 0 I itepe toward endi this' fl IA beIng taken least oft members of' the 'uropeanEcono,nIi i... __ d Ui a_I . Unk I— it + _ I .. ,f • 'c;. . 0 At least 25 persona had ben ito" attested. at which •ou e r boad. The first sign of trouble came ft ision of while the meeting still as Z" °' aM mist ad- as a crowd began overtumlag l rental trailers at a gas statics. t. rjt.s Minutes later, a police ear, an usae cie are blinding 1o01t0p ' to drivers when the • vehlel. Is loaded or towing a went to nvesUgat. a holdup at tralil Kirkman also advises a food stors'. Street corner MIAIII (Upl)_jog Doctor. a that headlights be adjusted crowds were apparently iaCeflL. Seminole Indian who fancied while th. vehicle a loaded u ed by that bUnking light and himself as a Texas sailor. sailor a trip Is plassed. With modern, the shooting, smashing, looting g Cypress ervatlon today under federal day equipment this precaution began again. Commsfldl' John Muicroos takes but a minutes court orders to dress In a more o conventional manner, Other items the Patrol Chief the police task tote, of list are: "Better voluntary men responsible for the peace Judge David W. Dyer found complianc, to the "DIMMING" and safety of the besieged Doctor guilty of wearing the rule, both when meeting or said the outbreak appeared to uniform of a S. Navy sea. following other traffic. Even have been started by persons maa but let the full-blooded who did not take Pail Is the Seminole off with a month though oncoming vehicles I beflon on the condition he m not dim, the driver who try& "Peace All business places were 5 to 'get even" by returning turn the sailor suit and dress glare tar glare Is asking for down In the trouble 'Area. Strad Only In civilian clothes. corner crowds were scattered Doctor, who says he I.. either trouble." "Poldestrians, unlighted vs. and loiterers arrested. *or 40 years old, was arrested At least five police cars and last February in Immokalce hicks, animals sudden choose In road conditions all one news car were damaged by while walking through town increase the danger of night thrown rocks and bottles. wearing sailor's whites, fancy of the gunshot victims was cow y boots and a 10-gallon driving," Xlrkman stated. "Always drive defensively," wounded by a police bullet hat. concluded Colonel lflrkman, afterhehuieda Molotov cock. A court appointed attorney tail at a poll car. night "and especially claimed Docjop didn't know alert for the errors of others wearing a Navy uniform, and be we you don't make but U. S. Attorney James Mur. any mistakes yourself." ow. Ing the Indian had worked .-...: 4 •.- ginning have few- nals '4: b*.• A,111 peans ce to " .1. . Chnic Wo 0=1011111 current road signs, in different col ; • fOTpa a, per IV1 ,fti'i G1f! JY.,J. on); the different stop sips; 200 par In addition. there are beut iso ' sbetsoff*oler.c,fl pOw,,$1..5lv was ! 1iI I 1, . Composite pktvr* shows Ser"yoes view of n-16LIe Or not --rfecs of Ocess Defoos il1) Small crefor; 2) rock sket 6 lack$ high,12 Is" long; 3) soneyof almounted with test few for television $"ll 4) No W mosoll so low hori. . I .14 L i .. , .'* ! - -- ! l?.4pt. were barred from the 0 0 I . . ~f~,.., . "', 0 _ 1*I *.L ': _1~'I_ . ", i-u' Ii 1 Met! Uflgila , , . ply with 11 few reasonable *"h street goes eblefs sisht driving Total Latin American Boys Club in an effort to end *the vid@M. I .1. 1~. I 0 . , . ,d . - . - .P . k 1 7 L '. ,. Colon 0 $4 0 SWOM GIMp bdhft T - *** 7 , et 1 POVERTYROW • 19 the left and on the right);four principles regulating right-of-way; five 0 sets of reirulations for the use of headlights; three sets of rules oil the I meanIng of continuous road lines (in two colors) o. five sets of rules On the meaning of broken lines (in two Col_ .1 ~;u I `; I.-, . 1 :;~~a -x.p, ,,,, ? iX2, . ..-11,l, - "L .", I '...,,~, . ! Pollce-~thsfr very , presents touch off sew dli. TALMAUEE : I orders during the early, dark II If mis, Department d Public Solely. hours—kept their men off the ~ streetsumucbaapossIbIs,but "Id, "Florlde's night 111,2111C .. .. . I Though . , ."! I r to Dr Cranes - ° used up I the 9 er automobiles°than r Z t other things we don't, Including' 0 m to a. to. bys ,s. ol sorts had bass L 0 Idle that 0 That parked somewherL Pity IIiIjIs 10 . . L a PSUI5 I T •L _ M. rahms: 144 fk* joy,, cepswully of how"k pwdw it hed in bwa Inday s1sht be was bitles a do Ing by a who a P@bWmaa shol a Police 41090 .r malning time it I . atII.fh. SlOWN . . ____ 4do4w~ hild 'U __ • ffMW a n&W=& t" 1@ "poses goodhell" gm Upell VW ~sg amillb. Us pedws wl a udkg 11 rs hoiho ad XIS of . the SIPIIjIIUIt This is sw Athe Americas 'iL 1111 &01109 do SOW111 Israelis. 1 ,7 iiaa __ . . - would wager that about 4 per cat 5 per cent oflth life, uyithe AmeT Ican Automobile Association. The re. __ were, -611-W suvno ,,, iu a 1~ The average pauenger car actu. ally In operation only during about Uaw S _ i Autos iiestiui iJM USisJ de 1111~ FROM THE MOON 54 day al ad tidal ths P's" l.v.i,i'I M' a. .. da* hoWL and ti, _i, a&øsdKauy. a,.. Jered UUdSrInerSd a i_i, ,. s(, a.is aiwsa . A Alauf f1 m..tk. ii. J. 'tsr 1k tuead le r .1 . I wu Niiglhborliood Battle .. .. I - r . I.$_ June 14196d) 0 . I" . 0 . , - llhJur.d . . I - , 0 . —, . AD . . • • a ~ _~ . . 0 ol, F— I .... . • 0 . . I I N I I . ;4 �I 5. Anita Barash Engaged S Miss XL and Mn. George 1(12.1 be, Company of Akron as a chemist in the airplane tire max of Akron, Ohio, are souseing the engagement and division. I I ii , FUND was boosted by ON when Mrs. Inn Uu1n. of the Naval OffIrV Wives Club, presented a ehick )onald, chaplain. Chick rirNsntsd proe.sda of Navy tile and fashion show bald vsesntly. (U.S. Navy Photo) "a 11111111 MWISMS, -. ,,_&1w öJVè I - Q fm 01 urn,. 01 cu &J"ow .m.,r. if the Naval ar', ri,.e Club •Iictioaa 4S ho lily Tat the ball1S at lea. se. 1'-g for the of fice if prosMess a,. Mary Elizabeth Dress. nv*ni aid Mirky La . Rom if EVAHi. a Orims, RVAH13, Seny I..., Station Win. and Lanny ____ S / xvns are CUMpNIId.UI. RVAII4 '"Othi CrlsweU I An pemUa o RVAHU W canWiten ior recording seerstary with Charlotte Pear. 5!- H 4.1.. for H . of : ~ 1i) [.~ I . . i I~ av*n.. *vn.i taatsmaa - ruing • th. CPO Wives W.dae.dsy $ Mrs. Hrides will , program on flower •ng4ng and .0 cro nwenmeri and wives of MW chiefs are cordially invited. transportation call you Mn, William Gandectee. Wives are reminded that memberships in the Roundaltars Little Theater a,. open now and anyone wishing to purchase amembarshlp,ortakspartta the plays should Donald Smith or Mrs. George Pour. A variety show Is be. ing planned by the group In the near future. Have you tat. ,tto offer? contact Mrs. • astary. LINDA JIMESONI new peesi. ithspoit01torT,ipmadung11. m. .1 treasurer i. dent of the RI BMW No Ferguson j Club ago% returned to Sanford to ~4 S and Jo Zuhlks ,J w 'I i1 ( h.! k ~~i * &. 1 rs..lect.d president of the RVAH4 OMClub to serve ssodt.rin. Late Hutchins will he alto president; Zarea Batty °°" IiCThtItl and Well,. treasurer. Installation luncheon will I bald at the Trad.WindsCal!e. levis In Caas.lb.rry June U at noon. Now faces seen s h were thee, of Elaine lien. doashot and Karen Ashby. highlight of the meeting a demonstration of artificial flower arrsng,m.nta. hostesses were Pep. Smith and Julie Mathewson. Recently a pot tack supper was held at the born. of refreshment chairman, Julio with about 29 members bring. Ing their favorite casserole and sampling eseh of them. - • S S • • . * - -, ~q l- "tl_ 1*10 I .• I . - MISS BARBARA GEYER will become the bride Lt. Pete Volmer In Naples, Italy, June 24. of - C S S RVAH.7 Officers WI,.. tile. bentid their men "coming off the battie line for the final time and heading for born." with a buffet supper at the horn, of Donna Ord recently. Chris Lovelace, wife of the skipper made the announcemint of the estimated time of arrival. Pilots were due to fly in Friday for a couple of weeks visit here before returning to the Big B and arriving back with the rest of th e which has been deployed near. li nine months in the South Pacific. All the wive, of the Peace. makers are eagerly awaiting the great day. SHIRLEY LAROCCA.. • .candidate for president at Lockheed Aircraft in Bur. bank, Calif. Lt. Cdr. and Mt.. K. 3I. Dunl.avy will leave in July for Naval War College in New. port, R. I. and It. Zagorski will depart in June to begin his ci. villas career. MARY E. DRESSER... .candldate for president Hum Hawser. .. group ' s S - • - •S • 5 _____________ _ S ___ ' - • S S * * S • * * * • * j S S iiii • : 1 / P I . iia. - L 1; r _.!.e1'____.__., I ~ _ - .. ---,u,lM,-- - . I I - - I. ,_ . S -S - ' I - . . f * - - - - -~j 4`1 I—. ... . 1. I I.... .,. :11 *--:,.*.*,:: -4 '40.6 . 4.- olsol' 00-0~1-01 -1;1,10 , P" 3it:;.."I - . . .5 - -5 S , I . - - a. S , 1 ' - " * • MISS ANITA FAYE BARASII -- • '5 S 5 S ' . I 10L -- - HENRY J. SCHUMACHER, JR. and his fiancee, Miss Bonnie Gielow, seated, were guests of honor at a pre-nuptial dinner party last Friday night at the Deltona Inn. Hosts for the delightful dinner I itary School, Bamberg, S. C. He was a company command' er in the Cadet Corps. He was awarded a citation as "Ideal Cadet" and leading his cornpany in drill competition to carry the school colors and winning 14 out of 16 Dress Pa. jades. Dale will be a student at Lake-Sumter Junior Ccllege this fall. party were Mr. and Mrs. Giles Chapman. couple at left, and Mr. and Mrs. Willie F. lunt. The dinncr launched the beginning of a series o parties scheduled for the popular engaged couple. By Williams Miss Bonnie Gielow, bride. S i S 4 5-. - - ". SI..- •. .. . I ., V., . , : 4k S ,If 1 ,, -I I , I - I ~ , ;4! ,; of ______ . r 01 4L . - I'' - white anti yellow slssta dais, cs and baby's breath (banked with glowing tapers, The traditional 'champagne toast" to the bridal couple preceded the the suinptlous roast beef an jus dinner. The hosts presented the hon. or guests with a handsome electric percolator, Enjoying the delightful din. ncr party aitli the hosts and bridal coupk' were Mr. and .Mrs. Walter A. (ielssw, parcnts of the brideelect; Mrs. Henry J. Schumacher. Ilea• ry's mother; his sister, Miss Ann Schunsacht'r, and her date'. Tim Iluricigh. from Gainesville, Mr. and Mrs. John Ilonlface Jr. and Mr. and Sirs. Daniel Brumley. .* S '. -• F 'j"J, -• If' . - • L. I I. S I -. 1"L ' S It L F S II 1111 S I I 'I ' byterian Church. Ift. and .%Irs. (miles C!Iap. man and 31r. and Mrs. Willo F. Hunt btarted the ball roll. inx Friday night with a plu%li dinner party given In the cou. ple's honor at the Deltona Inn. vate (lining room was center. ed with a contemporary sr. rangement of white mums. I," , r elect of Henry J. Schumacher. finished her first year of teaching In Atlanta Ga.. last week and returned to Sanford Thursday night to find her next two weeks are bulging at the scams with a serics pre-nuptial parties. * ll Bonnie and Ilenry ' marrfco:Saturd at 7 pm. at the FIt l'rcs- A banquet table in the pri. .. X I I* %9 ., a S 9 THE SPACIOUS W. A KRATZERT Park Avenue home was the Saturday for a lovely bridal luncheon honoring )(iu Bonnie Gielow, bride-elect of Henry J. Schumacher, Jr. Posing around the beautifully appointed dining table are from left, hanced with a white chiffon from low tables on the ground, which were deeortecI with cart at lb. iecklin. • Mrs wore a shear STOCk 01 muted shades Of green. The host.sws present. ad each mother with a white carnation corsage. m. eye-appealing and an. pub luncheon consisted Of chicken salad, molded time and pineapple salad, petit Schumacher poIs *n pastry shells, spiced peaches, pickles, olives, rel. Ishes and home-baked tolls, with bridal pink perfalt, petit fours and toasted outs served as the dessert course. It was out of this worldl Oth ers enjoying the warm hospitality at the refined luncheon were Miss Janice Daniels. Mrs. Karlyle Hous- holder, Mrs. John Boniface Jr., Miss Linda Brannen, Mrs. Ronald Roder, Bonnie's sister, from Jacksonville, Mrs. Terry Christensen, Miss Ann S s. Ps is m a r h ' r Mi,, Anne Crapps a nd Doris Williams. , . 5 The romance of the tropics was depicted in entirety Sat. urday night at the home of (lay and Dan Brumley when they entertained at an authen tic Polynesian luau for Hon. rile and Henry. The guests were presented Hawaiian Ida upon arrivin g to accent their color f ul t ropical attire. TIM torches lighted the pa. tin, poolside and spacious grounds, w he re the guests dined in true Island fashion Leslie jones - Personals DeBary ID .. Mrs. Kratzert and daughter, Miss Rose Kratzert, hostesses; 2116.sGielow, honoree; her mother, birs., Walter A. Ciclow anti her (Iance' mother, Mrs. henry J. Schumacher. Following dinner, the crowd enjoyed dancing to the music of ' The Continentals," under ,• -i " the direction OIl 4) Chuck Morse, and swimming in the Brumley ll Invited to the i.ilj alisir . , , and they all had a blast . were Mrs. henry ,, hchuluaclicr,Hull.nssi'i%dtter . Jade palms and tropical fruits. The luau menu featured tin walian cheken, Islander spare ribs, sweet potato souffle, lii. wales spinach. Greek salad, garlic bread and flaming fruit for dessert. . - i1e dint orb rrnLb SS , June I.$,li)liti - l'a.ge 8A SSS Giclow. Carob and Joha lionlface, Jeanne and ball Schwartz Frances and Tam Bowden. Vida Sue and TeM Christensen, Gayle and Ross nieSoder, N an Kibbin y' aChe cr awlo Also Kay and Bonnie Und. sc>, Charles hunter and Jan. ice Daniels, Rose Kratleft r and Dick -. Rountree. h' and Tim b I bring Ilivir 4)%%n lunch and By Mrs. John Leone The Business and Prnft'.. hi.'it'rai.'s'. tonal Women's Club he Five nmv nivitiluva were I planning meeting at the hoolp iniliatell by tht, prelifilent. garet Williams. on Jliflt, : Annual reports were IiVCII by the president and commit. tee chairmen. A dessert card party planned for JISII> l .,t • i at the home of Sirs. John l)iick, 47 Catalina l)riie. Please make your rvst'rva lions early. The annual picnic is to be held Sund ay, June 251, 5t 1 p.m. at line Springs Park, Orange City. Siembers phs.'aw Geneva Personals 'in and Mrs. I I' hlarpt'r recently attemicd the Junior. Senior Prom at Cresee'nt City ' School guests I their j.' . aduuge•.r . ' - Many II .: 1 ... - '-- "".. I ersonaLs Mr. unit Miii. C. l.eonrd Kiuigist t :110 JasmIne Rç lift &i-tt'ntly (sir ('ulifuruis, wi - It tiley isy w Ill visit relatives litur,' going to their former hoists' ii Nciiruskri for the to. nusinilir sit the summer. ' For )ears, suit 'Jackets have be's-ri buttssne-sl. Then the in44j. trial ripper rntm%eel in as s closing for sportswear. Now, high fashion has turned th e conventional zipper into front cloiings for suit tops. Several such closings were used PSI Owar sic I:s Henta. siesigu1E, for Jane Derby, Inc., Ne * * - Ladder Safely Wlit'n you're using a ladder for uutiislu work, place the feet of the ladder in an old n,. s.f 5.,nni, .1,..... •n tS . from slipping. ' - -- S _ • • nting..] SPEC IALS; . S_ . -___ - -1 * ___ I. I _ __ I) APARTMENTS rim -GIss";7 = S lo, ry - _____ - cue, . -,.:~.,.- MISS CLAIROL SHAMPOO & SIT $50. 'I - - NO APrOiNtMIIfl NICII$AIT I') I I . - • Jack & Jean's NAUTY SALON 3322041 SANFOIDPLAZA I . J:(5SjS :MQLA PRIMARY CONCERN" 711 lAST FIRST ST - hat PH 322-1120 DOWNTOWN SANFORD ~ -- _____________ 4 . . S .. 5 -----' - - * S I I 'I S 'S.'.. S S . 5 . I I 'a -, York, -- 5 * S .1 Casselberry S I r Ben. Sharp, Audrey Ilrliikmaip, .to 'inn Sansllu'rg ;sissi Mary Mo rat. Sleniliersisip chairman Precntesl liii' new ms'mlit'r' and SIrs. Marie 'is't-ards it,s iisr:r siiiiiir , ilitiflhtl tile iti'w sill cat-i' new iiit'n. her -j- , 'i ti . a slimmer mnet'ting at timi. Do. liar ) hlt'staurant at 7 p rn. Rutis huts i'It'ur of Datsmna Hs';si-h will bti thss• featured st•skt-i'ilrs 'islam Miills'r, chairman sit t'omiuunit., at' lair., i , in e'h,sr" Su'1I1 S 51 a lmshsitic tsis-'1i114 will In' held :11 lIst' hoot,' ssf SIn 'iil:srn Muller. world at. t.uur chairman. on lfihie-us l)riit'. tither atiiiitii' lsw the year wsns' ptsnnud an,i thiti tsi,te,s.i ssritsl rs'trt'htuis-,its of punch, t..ku' and ctsokms' ;.srulcri hus,u,i, t-&'iitt'r"sl th. buffs-h table sses'ri.uist wilts a bats' cloth. China and crystal ,n,,,i,it,,,.'nL ,m,,,,I.,sn.i Iii.' I * DeBary BP Women Conduct sLeigh. c' Slerrilt Philips, BubI Davis, Pat Wight, Dusty Crawford, Susan McCalk Frank Scott, Buddy Burton, InitiatiOn And Plan Year [)avid Lanier and Linda Braso On Saturday at 1 p.m., Mrs. w A. Kratzcrt and dauhtcr, . i Rose, were charming hostess. of Mr. 'tot ci at their spacious Park Ave. I. C Wells of i'smmsmuii a lavj,sh nue home is luncheon and swimming, all added to the authenticity of the festive fete. ' Robert E Mess "ar honoring the bride elect. lllprnl,i Photosl Danity pink sweethea rt ros. Raymond Akins, whose wife table. es, combined with baby's TO is the former Doria DrIgrs, breath, were tastefully orLeslie Carol. Jones, dough- left recently for 'i'ietnj in ranged in twin three-branched but. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ashby where he will be stationed for silver candelabra on the Jones of Sanford, and Robert one year. Akin Is a career let. Elliott Mess of Cassellierry, Navy man. 'ilse dining table, covered By Mrs. John Leone being built by Jackie Gleason. Williamstun, N. C.. visit ed her late Mr. and Mrs. of the Mr. and Mrs. Don Mcintosh, It is rumored that during the daughter, Sirs. Billie Mobley, in pink bridal satin and over. son Benjamin Mess of North High on Date Scene Jasmine Drive, recently visit' fall season Ed Sullivan and of Flame'vine Lane for a week laid with an exquisite sheer Hampton, Mass., will be marShort, fluttery c o c k I a ii Army-Navy cloth, was cen. cd MiamI, where Don cele. Arthur Godfrey will be pre. and attended the graduation of tered with a lovely arrange, tied on July 2, at $ p.m. at dresses in dreamy, filmy tab. brated his 70th birthday at a senting shows from this her grantitlaugliter, Rose, ment of white Frenched the First Methodist Church rica will rate high on the date scene again this summer. No mnurns, pink sweetheart roses of Sanford. party at the Country Club studio. one color will hog the show i"nlensis anti relatives of baby's breath hand in a ginen by his son, Donald. Mts. Claire Repp of Crystal and with the couple are cordially in- Just be sure to pick the nw3t They saw the new TV studio , Mrs- Ilaxel HaeodisOn of Drive held a family reunion painted China dish tinged vited to attend the ceremony. feminine. flirty style. this past week. Her son and gold. Bridal place cards marked FIRST.OP.WEEK daughter.in-law, Mr. and Mrs. the guests' places, which Richard R-rpp, and family were fastidiously set with visited from Miami, and an beautiful silver, china and 0 Now ,. other son and daughter-in-law, crystal settings. *000 Mr. and Sirs. Robert Rt'pp, The hostesses presented I and their live children came Bonnie with a pink sweetheart SANFORD'S from Dallas, Tunas. rose corsage to complement :,L LUXURIOUS I her chic avocado check sum. 0;0I .,_1 *1 Frank White of Shell Road mer suit and their hostess gift uiivifltéi.p.i tine hospital, Ormond Beach. her chosen silver pattern. I S MEDALUON Frank formerly lived on Mrs. Gielow was dressed Ia Dahlia Drive. T" a canary yellow linen suit eu GAY AND DAN BRUMLEYP couple at left, entertained at a lavish lu:ti at their Greenbriur home Saturday night complimenting Miss Bonnie (,iebow and henry J. Schumacher, who will he married June 25. A pot. poturri of Polynesian foods, colorful costumes of the Tropics, dan ci ng DRESSES SHOES SWIMSUITS S - j I , 11 -------- -- W 4dKo., r Aoot~ - - S-- a .' . . . I . - . 1 'D'.1 1 . SUMMER FASHION - ~ 1. ..4 0 . 0. ., - I ' * fr • , . 1. -I ! 1! I S S - * - " S i 1 ' I WINN-DIXIE th Massi Bureau if Weapons - - - sad tM$ 1ko will be WestI 34W. J.hascs, om,V 1. , ___ I t(,• , / =_ A I. - S - I __ ___ .. I ~" f i.!_ .Irr.. . . 5 ' 4. 5 • . . -1 1. 1",~I, . II . 5 • * 111 • • • * I • __ __ S . i!l I i..,4 ... 4 ". . i"Ar I- T .. 1. I IF` .., . Jr C . -, -,~ . -.I I I. . . .... I 1. I -.1 I.!. I ~. - , I I., 0'.,I. ~ .-, - I 0 . X.. -1 ...s o, - ,~-` -I~ -q ,., ~ :~.,~ 'i''N .:, . , . k,.: ik- .. .1.. S I __ S S a. - Mr. and Sirs. Mike Davis and children. Kathy and Laura, and Miss Camille Mat. tell of Detroit. Such., are Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Turner, spending a month's vacation Jr. of Sanford, are announe at the home of his parents, rig the final wedding plans Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Davis. for the marriage of their Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Skinner daughter, Miss Willene Tur. proudly announce their son-in. ncr. law. Dr. Walter E. Neal Jr., Miss Turner will become was graduated on Saturday, the bride of James Robert June 4, from Richmond Med. Wakefield, son of Mr. and teal College of Virginia. On Mrs. Robert Wakefield on July 1 he will begin a year Friday, June 21 at 8 p.m. at of Internship there. Dr. Neal was graduated Christ Methodist Church. Friends and relatives of the from Davidson College, N. C., couple are cordially invited In 1962. At M.C.V. he was a to attend the wedding and is, member of Alpha Kappa Kap. caption Immediately follow, pa Medical Fraternity, the Alpha Omega National Honor ing. Society and received the A. D. Williams research fellowship In 1965. He received thE Smith, Merck awa as outstanding student in Obstetrics and Gyn. ecology when he was grad. F. Smith uated. lie Is married to the former xchange Vows Sunny Skinner of Sanford, a Mrs. Mildred Smith of 1961 graduate of Seminole New Castle, Ind,, and Myron 1Kb School. they make their F. Smith of Sanford, are an. home at 34O Howard Road. nouncing their marriage, Richmond, Va. which was an event of Jun. Visiting last week with Mr. 7, 1964 at Red Oak Baptist and Mrs. C. A. Whiddon were Church, Atlanta, Ga. Rev. Fred Fisher was the their grandson,. Terrill and officiating clergyman at the Dale Mallory, of Winter Park. Both were graduated on May Impressive ceremony. Following a West Indies 30. cruise, the newlyweds will ,. Terrill, being elected to Phi Beta Kappa, national honor sil. in Sanford, fraternity, received a Bachelor of Science Degree, magna cum laude with special honors In chemistry, from Tulane University in New Orleans. He is de. plans to proceed to Princeton Even as Don Loper flouncing shapeless slthou. University in the tail to begin ettea, the New York fashion his doctoral work. Cadet Captain Dale was designer, are on a non-belt fall graduated from Carlisle MU' kick. The collections for -_.-_ r. win t er einpnas*ze the simplest of silhouettes for day. time dresses collarless or small collar, sleeveless or tiny sleeves, and fabric gliding over the body, the waistline unmarked. The skimmer goes right on into the no* season. , t! . . .. . .. . el"I'l- . ;,5 , * S 1/2 5 ______ . .. I . . . . . -!. I11 S . -. i S ...fr- . I . I . . I _ ."of 11 . 11, .1.11. I I. .1 ..,1, * .*11 1~ 'I I; I., I I., I . r..".'-,..*.*., -- 1 , I. .. . I l' . _Jr 0 . .0 ', . 11, . .-V . ' .. ... . 1, '. - I.,I -- .., II . m S I& Md Alb •• . - I ~, -1 I ,! 1, F I 41_. 0 - E e 1 ~ . . Easy rnyt.rnII ' S I -. • t, 10 Mildred Myron M e d ca ol,--,T o~ll.,;o..:1 f .. F I ".. . . I . :. ! . . 6 ..., 1 .. - . ' - / * Fhionettes * S I I... . '.'•, * - PreanNuptiod Parties Begin For Miss Bonni*e Gielow And Henry I'll . if.r . Sanford Personals Wedding Plans Announced 'S . • - -- S - I.- Turner-Wakefield I 1 * S. ' I .?eryon* squadron, S - The marriage will be sol. emnized on August 6 it Ali ron. . .-• a conduct the meeting of the group June 9 and then return. President Jean Me. was alto of the recent ed to Jacksonville where she . • beard llmclIeoa m.eting, tact Is vacationing with her parents. CHRIST CHURCH in Naples, for the Subject of baking rsgslar board meeting ci e Italy will be the scene June 24 USO on Saturdays was discuss, psalmffis slat. of omeer,. of the marriage of Miss liar. that memed and it was vo t e d Wives of *VAH4 have been _______ bars Geyer of Orlando and It. hers do so on a voluntary basis, designated as hoeteu.s jg Pete Volmer of RVAH.12. subdiscussed was the Also ebaag. if board coffee, which th Cdr. T. Barkley Wood will i theme. j.st of mon ly social event' will feature a give the bride in marriage as the with result that the . Guest speaker will be Roy MORNING COFFEE was the .t. ijg Robert McMillan will Crass, creator of the Bus Saw. decided to let members of the ocesalon of a gathering of of. Pet. as best man. board make arrangements for yer comic stri p, ficers' wives of VAH.11 at the Matron of honor will be Sue t socials for the following e Tb. club vol.4 to coatribut S home of Fran hawkins. Mr.. Chennell Lapham, wh('ae hus. ampChallengeatSor. month. Next board meeting will William Disrtnell will be new band David Lapham of the summer campfor crip. be at the home of Mrs. Jim.. . squadron representative to the Is stationed in Rota, son at 7:30 p.m. Jun. • ! ~~ eshC lldrem and $50 to the Spain. RAW-1 STAFF WIVES were Next meeting Is slated for $øy Mario. Residence Fmm. 0 Al • Saortlbvar.a will be James July Ii at 7:30 p.m. In the gues ts of Mrs. fts.harsi Fow ler. dalton In VirgInia. STATION OFFICERS' Wives Kohrt, Paul Duffey, Thomas ng, skipper of' the at a Nut lien dance will be held Navy Wives meeting room. ç bridge luncheon which featured met at Jet lanes for a lunch. Stacey, David Zicafoose, harry • the NM ballroom Friday ' • YVONNE WARD has been an array of summer salads and eon of hamburiers anti a few Gill and James Cavness all from 7:50 to 10:30 p. in. Coats rounds of bowling recently. lieutenants junior grade. and ties for boys and dresses elected new president of the desert.. high honors for the Nine of the girls were instruct. Miss Geyer will be attired In a RVAH.13 BMW Club with An. afternoon went to Pat Murphy for girls, please. e • • na Greenhoward an vice presi. in a well.tim.d swoon song, as ad in the basic fundamentals of floor length bridal gown, lash. it was her final bridge with the bowling anti th, lanes resound. iflfl(9i In an A-li ne style, with ,1JIRLBY LaROCCA, wile of dent. esi with laughter an flimsy empire waistline, featuring Staff Wives. Jean Clark will be secretary LI. Joseph P. LaRocca of RV. unique styles were observed. On June 2, the Staff Wives Venetian lace around the waist AN-1 Is a native of Fitzgerald, and Alias Wilson, treasurer. Preceding the lunolmeon a and sleeves. Her headpiece will tour took to sea via a boat Installation ceremonies will be Qiorgia and a graduate of held at a dinner for members of the Winter Park. Maitland busine,s meeting was heist with be a pillbox covered with match. qtb Georgia College. and husbands, (who will be or- chain of lakes. The weather Jane Alberta wekomesi as a Inc late, crowned by a veil of be held jobs as secretary aM entertainment chairman for riving home this week) at 6:30 was near perfect and everyone newcomer ansi Karen McCarron silk illusion. For their honeymoon, the cow tbI AllWives Board in Men. p.m. Thursday at the Acey sat back and enjoyed the tour anti Anita Baker as guests. Sil. var bawls and farewells were plo will tour Italy and part of as well as the sunshine. dun.Miss, where she was editor Deucey Club, Guests on the morning cruise given to Peggy Herndt, l.oret. Switzerland, returning to Or-. Special gu.ats will be Cdr. if a weekly Navy news column for the Meridian newspaper and and Mrs. Roy W. McClain, Jr. were Mr.. B. W. Bartholomew, to Whit., Joy Ilarranco and lnnsio sometime in September. wrote the Meridian Navy news commanding officer of the Mrs. K. B. Enney and Mrs. W. squadron a nd Cdr, and Mrs. Holton. bulletin, Back on shore, the wives Vivacious Shirley Is vice presto C. I. Putnam, executive offi. %% i l I'4 dent of the Sanford NOWC and cci. Mr.. McClain will officiate gathered at the Open Hearth Women who stop taking the report that there is every mdi. Restaurant for a buffet lunch. las chairman of the Navy Re. at the installation. 0 • • eon. A warm welcome was II. oral contraceptive pill in order I cation that the 34 women now Hot Fund Raising program. She lsst publicity chairman for RVAII.7 WIVES Howling tended by Mrs. Fowler to now to have babies experience nor. pregnant will complete their *avy One and his frequently league completed their season members Mn. C. T. (Barbara) mot Pregnancies and give birth pergnartck's successfully, too. *doled for fashion shows, both with a luncheon at the Acey Butler and Mrs. (Fred) Joanne to healthy infants. This good Dr. A. Lawrence Banks said news cornea from a team of he had observed one striking and after marriage. Daucey Club. Inch. likes to new. play golf, Fond farewells and engraved doctors of the University of difference between the prig Seated at the head table were biwl and play bridge. Sb. officers of thts past season in. spoons were presented to Pat Washington School of Medicine nancles of the women who had tiught school, as well as per. eluding Edith Pounds, presi. Murphy, Carolyn Lavender, Jo In Seattle. been on the pill and a group For the past year, the physi. of women who bad not used the CONTINUES famed secretarial work, prior, dent; Shirley Moore, vice pee,. Moloney, Sybil Dunleavy and Jewelry designer Kenneth clans have been following close, oral contraceptive. The former, Lane has glorified the lowly tiC marriage. Shirley and Jo. ident; Billie Johnson, secretary Marion Harris. hv. two was, Frank and Rock. and Yvonne Ward, treasurer, On. June 3, the staff couples ly the experience of 115 Patients he said, were happy and re bug - many of his pins are S S S Guests were Jane and John donned "play clothes" for a who discon tin ued the pill alter lazed and escaped most of the stone and Cold combinations ARY ELIZABETH Dresser, Spoiski. party at LI. A. J. (Tony) Zag. having taken it an average of complaints, such as morning Shaped ilk, beetles. of LI. George Dresser of Also attending were league orski's Lake Minn.haha home. 13 months. As of May 1964, 30 sickness, often associated with All-I Is from S.lma, Abs- substitutes Edna Burns, Ann Sports enthusiasts had many of th, women had become pregnancy. This was probably lma and attended William and Peacock and Mrs. Con Spell, choices and chuckles - boats mothers, 30 were still pregnant, because all the pregnancies fiery College in Virginia. Pat Reins gra ndmother. pulled skiler,, swimmers splash. and nine hoped to become preg. were desired, not accidental, Active Mary Elizabeth is a Dr. Banks believes, and all the First puce team trophy went ad and some volleyball Players nant. Those who became pregnant babies were wanted. 104 Cross swimming instructor to the"'Pinguins", Billie John. had trouble staying off the did so within an average of The physicians feel that this end is presently leaching a ion, Pat McGuffin and Udell ground, months after stopping the study supports their conclusion four egInner's class. Sho has held Richards. Newcomer, welcomed by Cappills. All of the 30 women who from an earlier, similar study ny jobs in the squadron, such Second place went to the lain Richard Fowler, Jr. completed their pregnancies that prolonged use of the pill 4 treasurer, hospitality chair. "Riot.," Mary HHb ornsby, Pat c hided U. and Mrs. John H. publicity chairman and Sueb., and Joyce Zerfoes. Third son and guest., Mrs. D. F. gave birth to normal term In for contraception is not only not tints. There were no multiple harmful to the mother's repro. Shop place went to the 'l'enpine," Kirkpatrick and Mrs. J.F. •, births arid no Abnormalities dueliv. canseitv Iii •uiw wow arvElliabeth ant Ca!a Crz !l C.-i !... 0 I GROUP UNGERE among the babies. The doctors but may actually be bcneftchal. I I.t at William and Man and hrn,k ni .. I GROUP SPORTSWEAR1 I they hay, been in Sanford for High game. scratch went to future aesigmients. They i fparyears.Sh. Says sh.would Nett.Pbillips with aga4;ld,b included Cdr. and Mrs. B. D. I 1*. to see the NOWC sponsor series scratch to Caa'Ole Bet. Murphy who will join RVAII.1 p,virsms featuring speakers of brook f. 414; high game has. where he will become executive eresit interest "to stimulate dicap to Edith Pounds, 230; officer; LI. Cdr. and Mr.. P. B. usA high series handicap to (tear. Lavender who will doped in It mJ"ds of lb. members." Control roaches and ants the and Mrs. Dries., are the gia Roberts, 6*7; hIgh average July for Oceans. V.., to join safe way-brush as Johnston's of two children Laura to Billie Johnson with a 113 VA-IS; LI. Cdr. and Mrs. J. This colorless and George, Jr. She Is the -and most improved bowler Ter. D. Moloney who will leave in trig is effective for months, easy cud candidate for NOWC ry Ellis, who boosted her aver. June to rduty at (tress. Isle, to use. No need to move dishes earns. * psldent. age by 27 pins. Michigan; Lt. Cdr, sad Mrs. 5.. r.....A Ii.Q 5 I IJC1IUii5 W New president is Pal Hem N. A. Harris who will depart OlSS Final w 9NA BR.IDGk$ of Mona's with Notts Phillips, vice pies. in July for assigumait with open pit patriotic S 0a1*i, i5IF'JJI : 7. appresdilug marriage 01 her daughter, Miss Anita Vaye Baraab,b.Zobert Alan Sam. vel,sonofl(,.esdMn,I,es Samuel of Sanfotd. The bride-sleet, daughter of the late Saul bnab, Wets graduated from Bechtel High School in Akron, where she was a member of the National Beast Society, senior edi. tot 01 the Yearbook and $ member 01 -Quill and &yoIlP an bosomy club if Journal. ism. She was graduated from the University if Akron I. lN5wftbab.tDegi,sl. Education. At the University, ahe was amensberof8iguta Delta Tau sorority and an at tendant of the May queen court. She is presently teaching at Fairlawn School in Ak. ron. Her fiance was graduated from Seminole High School, where he was a member of the Key Club and baseball and basketball team.. He at. tended the University of Maryland and received his d.gre. from the University of Florida, where he was a man. bar of Tan Epsilon Phi fri.. ternity. He is presently affiliated with Goodyear Tire and Rub. 'a . S * �S - - - - -- - ------- - 1 dgAJLAA 0 a* p ' ' jiijI too lINA .i ME PIuS 1* ~dri ss SM_SS ,6 ML • MViA" Ma.IW , LUI1 SMS* 51*' 51 WSISS.S I IM I I M1PIM* l $t M .d Mm...J Ins s a.lg. bit do* th. lest yact, bet bed asS t,ta,amL The (las In..., spiel at *1*it* We. IIn)*M issthsiMipiletàeS.WInS 1., SM aft sisiiè I.l.hs,Plgn*.s. I list she Is -, .z. sub K..iInb pat NSNIII$L I Would Ik She'd be bintted In be at. tStSd diSa us wfllW to tot" her iltt,bItE.i't y.sUIakshS. was Will SS Wit NOT: N. Toe, MghbiVWo*stisiMbills sM_gn I" e.su*kba 1$0N 5$ SM'S l IseltisiSMa valel. A 15. MM S %billo i. Soil. *bfl pie bortus 51ISi a..thIng,bsIt*Nisdla IM*W oeassasp.esolbsklng 1M1DPT lids, Iy It back. 0 tM ' • IDEAS AnY: When I Mo WS I ifIsMMs reid that litter from the ft.isE g'S-*Indl Is tieS woman ilgosS "LIVING A UI," whi e.eId&t onjoy beIN. WI - $*lIsUs this skal aide .fam. I$$051$MIIiSU MN'S SII his, tees. usgs, I iseldii't And $ , tsar fee her. 11111 C C Did she en eoøsider what UI. would be Ilke if A* ANT Oil, asIh. ebs had Sbo opposite prob. $51$41.4 11110 I blttbds gAile LW *s gala. WI lest "Ydgid" Vernon are • I • • • • • SI buSh- eSsMiSsiSmooth isthe ThIs m.sth I use • • • • • • • Isiriyaee.ptablaiasocl.ty, but the.. Hbo as who are eit$U ad,"5Id are theft. *.beisthiiiv1itiiid. for. "adulterous women" Imagine my shock and kurt itS disyhid worse than wMt * NiSivid, Issisad of a ?, iSJt fit ill the drtmka, beg a4dkta, and BIdSpea,isisItemsIcrimInals, I have bow this I • • •. • Ass NosJHU n! P1 GiN. Job is Abwwbe tNesttkeOpInwis$bet. • I - I. was 'It • H • • I , i:• W5$hise,.e • • • - 1 • • Sines. • • • • •• teispUig lMt list liii 5011 Sets he held the sie and king but his ps,taw Ms IN the isiS. Of ___ hi. psiteer SM bid eadne a.i saw wut ma& aMk,eOtdáblS.$ut the civil lead would give west • ehane$In links l look sit dum. my before continuing his di. • . ___ tI the mesteet." MaSgsInldgaMnd Iswon ii Mt the sims wsy.Oet *sdrel wIth $ bercarS WA is SwiM., .et IN will *AM .e.ei..steest.ost *515 11,51 is dtfSsdur sad yft : • ••. • That look would she be $ trifle too lit..H . • e could to $ diamond but South • • • I wa, sInes or twa. I bm t'WitetlSt'7Mye8te, I VA 11 ban" 11 * Am likv. .'Iek0 sum MtsasS biel tips S. us, ku4-e4 sitheugh 04 kio.I I Me fried. I dMa'S em U1betlsasalo.ut. 64 *Ith I *Ish LIVfl0 AUrI.SWIIouInMY MsdtotilI$ *I.kI,thes she. boos *1.1 N, In* is biB Is. Mt ,epeteUss Is Net "Willes. illes.4 Mt It. bettor whSa ' *11., Mt I is 1*, SnEIK.$*pea.... "ALIO UI1a A • • ur CO$PIDN?IAL TO The LAU FORM19i ?i.scbbi,eaph*Mfev It: i1a'7 psi Us fismisi froldee, male lii bssa.e 51W,it." Which Is plain English means, "Thsrm sit no frigid woewu - only ehus.y men. Troubled? *rlt. to Ab. by, Boa 9700, Li. An. gel... Cal., 0005L For it personal reply, ineloss a stamped, s.lI.addnu.d on- "lops. hat, to writ. letters Send $1 to Abby, 1.2 $9700, Los Angeles, Cal, 9009, for Abby's booklet, "How to Wift.r Letter. tot All Oecaakes" *ond trick. In other words club lead would loss the yA the XOR= tlmhsgotth. hand. axiss The correct lead with Lb. gs West hand Is thoqu..n of T u iI Q11 ____ diamond.. H. doesn't need W to look over dummy. H. Is looking at his own handand can s.. that his sea And king U'is I QJ104 of clubs an not going away, AX$ ____•i0i141 lf they are tricks later on. IITl (D) With the queen of diamonds 4AQJI$4 972 lead West is going to get than flnt.Ihwillbe able to 98 establish and collect his dia. a am gintesmood trick before South has achance to do anything about to EN. *ei * 0 *a a discard. - 46 fto pm Incidentally, If North had tried a no-trump bid instead of four spade., his eMe would have gotten there first against any defense. He *euld win and be able to set would only need nm. tricks up dummy's queen of clubs and there is no way for the for a diamond discard be define, to pick up five tricks first. West could establish a dia. Man O11tLQ.t4 " - Artificial water, continuing to hold them DEAR POLLY • •. flowers as, so stiff and Straight they an hard to at. tang. artistically. I draw $ diagram, or have a picture of an arrangement in front of me • along with a container of very hot water and another of cold water. I Irnmene that flowers first In the hot water, then In* cold By Polly Cramer 1)PAR POLI.Y - This Is to. in the desired position until girding better ash trays for they are cool. Then I proceed cars. My suggestion as an an. to make a graceful and artistic swer to this problem would be a snuffer. This metal sleeve arrangement. - EDNA Is an Inverted cone, closed at l'oll's Problem one end with a relatively wide DEAR pou4v_wm some. opening at the other. The hot one please advise me the best way to remove spots from varnished or stained tabletops?-HARRIET end of the cigarette I. placed in the snuffer and within 10 ieeoiIs it is out. The ash tray tI,.ii h...nm.. - ,.#,.e er rather than a device for ex. tinguishing fire.-THOMAS, a member of the National Fotost Fire Prevention Committee. DEAR l'oLLY - I think The firm if Pippin Papers has gone black and white. They have turned many of their elissale lad contempors. ry wallpaper designs from the original colors to black and whit. - and are they stunningi At a ment show. log of the new wallpaper disigns, Kkad.Jba created some dreams in the most unusual black and whit, prints and there were even black and tot high style. (Now you can have Your ball or Living room wall. pep., match your gown.) white hair wigs • There were also black and white beach Iewela designed byltobsrtVlstch.. The entire di1C*S ZSMI 54*4 44I4SSO. Is. • • . S • Once sore you say hay, the feet .f real siik.ltisbeJOE *z.stsd with Is special pounds, so n.y you can wash gmat siis via the regelar p.cm and ao more writs. kiss. This Is good news In. deed, for there Is nothing as aitristiw is I draft of reel 113k. I read this In "Tutu, W.,id," whisk gave all the detsib, bit the news Is as. ONO LW.Inhow. • • • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • I I • I • • • - • r • • II La w- .•. . • . • - 1 • lighted car ash trays would be a great help. I do a lot of night driving and cannot talse my eyes ou vne roan and reel Fashion ticks on and there around for an ash tray In the Is a new (or renewed) fasts. dark. I am afraid this causes Ion for men - wearing a poe. many people to throw cigarettes bet watcht The return to the out at night and so easily start elegance of the vest has made forest tires-MRS. N. E. the watch and chain must DEAR POLLY-We are all fashion. Mr. Max Schwatts, stuck with the ash trays that technical director of the out. are in our cars but they can ova Watch Company, says be maile safer and more pleas. iii. definitely the vest that ant by filling the bottom of has brought the watch and these trays with baking soda. chain back Into fashion. Men Iladi extinguishes all flame and have taken time off their prevents smoldering it the tip hand, and placid It in the of the cigarette is pushed down vest pocket. And, do you know into it. With no chinee of smol. women are stealing the idea daring there is less temptation and carrying • pocket watch to toss the lighted cigarettes In their handbags? This out the window. makes it possiblei to wear Thou, with small camping many, many "mad" bracelets, trailer, should keep in mind • • that the hammocks that are in Of ta.m mate floe emet. A smait book ass jut corn. across nay desk which I vs. psney stret.hers..MIa. i. commend tiySu for quiet b.5. DEAR POLLY-Whats tcust. aide reading. It's 'ilapphsae. Can Be A Habit" by James log stains luse an .14 tooth. DIU.t Freemen, an establish. brush to dip into the cleaning ad poet. Mr. Prosa.n write, agent and brush the stain out. with sInapIiltyaae gives ?his helps remavs.s deep. the answers to many of the down staina.-.JOYCI questions you ask bout life and ysumeif. This book I. a Asy..e sabsItting a Psi. Wfort gilt bec*uss It is, is We Pr.bJ.rn, a aslutbes I. a the author states, On, book prebica or a faisrit. hem.. about lbe gaedn.sts of life." making idea will receive is Tomorrow: Anger Won't dollar if Pulp ass. she Is.. 111p1 IshHy'sPel.sss. W. W.defedry. less 11,1100 1NIIAL 1111111110 U: ?be da$l..IsfiN. fit Ileg sums ilhsU wNyS plstee poolilu *his 0 "IF Milli if sad *1.s S. 1 ties aedeaaithsM 5 Mist teach Of Our ilk I - - - - O eeslng fisds 44pSI$ S edsfulM s.sdItl5$ in - _______• . i ANN (Moe, ft to Apt. - it 1i i iLJ 111111 I H OUT OUR WAY S ImprovIng rear *itS. be, so that yes Mks the ilit impr*5150 sit others is is in A.M. You have excel. :5 Idess that yes can make iteristla. during day. Eveu# should be quiet sine. ur Judgment is not toe goe& in a,. tired. MOON CHILDREN (June PItllfIlllIlI(J - .- 1t locks hiss a hard summer ahead for our boy.. Th.y'vo outgrown their clothes, their parents, and now their clubhouse. •4 . c.--- • -. I & W• _ .. U 10 - • r iiow ME1VsJJ PlAY tONAL ç VIRGO (Aug. 21 to lipt. ) If you have a desii'e to ow, study how others have come so kucceuful and :ulato their exempt*. Steer tar of one who seems elev. not. Listen to sug. ,but Is Istlots of others, but use Fri judgment. Pig I IW 6 wt b4EARD 'crSPEECWES ON W&S 7)4! 1 I M.4IE t0 THINK UP WAIS TO BEALfTIF'1' BEAISTIFICAIIONI OUR NEIØH80R. HOOD! ____ lie aV : a "Junior! You answer me this instant! I know you're there somewhere!" LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. ) Romance can be on the reads, in AM., provided you .k out charmiNg people, but 4 be care you do not get in. some kind of trouble in U. Be sure to attend careilly to business. Get on the • 'eOu DO ri DOW 'UT HAZEL '\ i1I )TWAT )t•tR PAR? EVERY 9 NICESMEEC141 ~ge Zcaiø by Ioto AM ACQIi', TIZZY am! SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. ) If you carry through inuaiaatIcally with whatever expected of you by partat., they will be very pleas. I and bigger profits are pot. life soon. Study personal ri. tionships well, also. Retire a goodly hour. SAGI1'TAR$U$ (Nov. 22 Dec. 21) All that work 'ead of you can be done ell if you show real ingemay. Put heads together with 110w workers and see bow Improve matters for the iture. Take it easy tonight., it into some pleasant hobby au like. CAPRICORN (Dec. 21 to In. 20) In the A.M., you are al, to carry on remarkably eli with whatever your per. uIar, important duties may a. He sure to avoid person. 1:10 (3) My Mother, The 1:15 _ "1 never worry about AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to the future-I'm busy enough solving the problems of the presenti" - $:31 (5) PettloeSt ,Iunetlè. '! - • , .J 11:55 (1) News /A (I) Mews (I) News 1135 (5) Editorial COrnMeal 11:55 (1) Tosight (I) butt.. Street Peal (5) Movie 1:I1 (I) News 1:11 (1) Daily W..4 WbnneeDse $. N. 5:11 II) Sunshine Alananal (5) New. • Weather i gumenta start in P.M. PISCES (Feb 20 to Her. I) Try to achieve closer rieer. sanwork with partners or -workers so that routine ink can be improved for IiL_ -•____ aid I IsISb*b,tcatlng Garden profit, satisfaction. certain that repotta are t on time. Take can IN etlun in P.M. 13flhe.sWt ILIMI' lS Over (cowr) implement 17111alsylLan 21 show mercy to C*SSi* 32Ar115cI.t =510"dow leremas. SWA language Arab robse tab 23 Drama part 35(rattngi 20Dithi 37i,,n roots) 24Ysra V ru,., ship's spars 23 BItter aeteh 23 Itambooltk. 31$ 4$ Algonquai 2$ arsians. iraia asna 30 WiSer 21eo.st.o.rat. 42 Intend, vater rat IF YOUR CHILD 11 DRS TODAY .., he, or she, Ill be one of those charm. g people who early will mm tatand the value ot a dol. t as well as be very con. be acid in vinegar I. aestle I. Canvas shelter 23 32 Suit 33Portals In Lmu1a,a 34Ia emSow 33 36 • .'. _ _J 5 _ I S1 Symbol for tin 43 Furtneril I3 I eusiuiume. 435.estsd rsUr.eds 1. t 4 1. r( : & -• 1 __ 4. 4 t-year-old happy in it! And you won't ca-en tell me If you were! O.K.. keep it to yourself! Be a pig about It if that Is what FBI agent seeking informa. tion on her social activities in (ardor to stick her with a charge of subversion, we are sneaky tyrants, what's their distorted judgment got to Is with US? Nothing. Not S thing. are entitled to yell: 'idiot. I'm usking you questions because I love you! t"' I shortcnd the hem of that dress you wor, to this party! I pressed It! I gave thought anal work to make you feel you have to Talk about 1A._Put_Admi V NDIR 12 Hill orm 'III PM LAST 111111 011111111111101111111111 aIonilnatiut ern about Apaches In Texas. urgency, pressure and dignity Heaton is a brace Army scout. that are the I'uuflce of Wall Potence, is a brave Indian Street. 10.11 p.m. (AHC) The Fug. brave. Brian Keith is a brave itive. "l.unalseap.. With RunArmy captain, and Katy Jur. ning Figure. Part II." (Re. ado, inevitably, is a not-sorun). Kinablu has wound up on brave, clean and reverent halt. a bus with Marie, the wife of breed amour of brave Chariton it. tierani, of all peoplO. Whert Heaton. Still, It's perfectly ado, she is tstnporarjly blinded in quate if you're in the mood au aa-elaIrnt, our goaxi.henrtea for a ehoot.'em-up. her.,, trust- to tb end, sacks 10-I1 p.m. (('115) Spe'lnt. refuge in * deserted ghost "Wall street: Where the town and then has the prob. Money I.." A fascinating stualy lt'uia or wh a t to do and how to of what often se-ems the be. get help. wilde thag world of stocks, bonds, exchange and commoalitles. harry Reasoner is host for a trip through the granite Hours for the summer hand canyons, including stop- in at practice program have bec the stock exchange, the con;. moduty exchange, over the announced by William Eli. counter markets, and a view more, new bandmaster at into the special world of block Seminole Iiih School. Daily traders anal mutual funds. Like rehearsals will he held from most documentaries, it is I to 3 p.m. Monday through neither as deep nor as precise Friday and trot,; 7 to 0:30 p.m. as it could I*, but it does cupTuesday and Thursday. Eligi. tuir the varying feelings of tile students include former 7i$e liii 214 III? AT 0111 fillillilliff ______ __ _______ -• _________________ - HOWl AT lilt • lilt .till • Band Practice TVs With Popular Thieves Two people, over the week. end, reported to pollee their television sets were stolen from their homes. Leslie Mae 11,11, I20 West 12th Street, reported her TV set and a record pla y er were taken. Iach was valued at $150 Sunday night, a Mr. 1)151111w of 306 Rail 14th Street r,'• potted his television alt!, and his wif,-'s billford stolen. A witness reported seeing a man mailing a television into an auto earlier, before the theft IUNDPOIDI PLUS AT 3:15. A1' ninth grade students who will be sophomores at Seminole flight School next year. by 2 0 Per rent each year, says .ltdm G. I41CI)ek, i'r.-siak,iL of (juallty courts tiat'ti'ls. tr.-4l:iIlIg OPIN viii 1'evoR HaTD na'oior 4itupi1y 456k,,k eat II Th re.patte komb. torn 53 Scottish shawlifelal SUiT WID. MORNINS 10:00 - COMPIUTI SHOW OUR A1116111? lilt SUMMERTIME FUN SHOW URE 2 PLU3 c*,w ' NSA Prizes ON THI SCRISNi k and fun fora I o F11111 JOHN WATNI IN "MrtINTOCW' PLUS auDDY IlIUM IN "MAIL 01011 151Sf' 1:50 (1) Lii's Make A Deal (8) As The 9onl4 Turn. 1:31 (2) NUB News 2:00 (5) hays of Our Lives (I) Password (1) Confidential for Women (3) The Doctors House Party A Time For U. ABC News lie (I) .Snolh.r world .5) To Tell The Truth (I) General hospital 132 (1) CUB News 5:15 II) You Don't may (5) Edge of Night Ii) This Nut... III (2) Match iiame II) Secret Storm II) 11 Sense Strip 4:31 (1) NRC News 4:35 (1) Mike Douglas Show - Sll tJC-IS 1:11 8) Yogi Bear 5:31 (3) t4ewscops spçsflatlua SO taivaid UIscn*SaUesss UWA we 1:18 (1) Focus Two (rolL) IGirdle 2 MedIan womb. t 11:15 (2) NBC New. Ar*.ne Pahl 5:50 S Mews. Weather (I) GIrl Talk (5) flea Casey 47TealnLae Negroids DOWN OIfssIP,ha (5) Where The Acttoa Is (5) t..a,e It To Beaver 3:53 (5) 5:05 (1) Neil at aroucha () Romper Room school (I) Esercise tee the )leiers Wo*a .ii4iV.opai fuaa (8) Gypsy floss L. Show • (H Nevslln• (i) DIck Van Dyke 11:11 (5) Let's Play Postoillee (5) search lot Tomorrow (I) flew.ttiI 15:41 (5) (lullIng tight 1:38 History (S)Iu.rlse Semester I$i (5) Today (5) Mcvi (I) Bill lier.oa Skew 7:31 ($) CBS News T:V, *H Farm Report 1:15 (2) Today 'I) MagiC Carpet ill (I) Capt. Kungare. 5:21 (1) ifeiSher, News GROW '1IIéR GaO lnta'rnntionnl travel to the tfliti'aI Sintes his-4 been In- C -. P..,. 11:00 (3) Pe (lois. " ILove Lucy 10.5 lit ?4H' New. 10:30 .3, Cnncirtt rat lo (Ii The McCoy. 55:15 (2) Sliming Star (5) •'.n1$v of Mayberry (5) 'upsn Market Sweep 11:20 (2) Psr$.4tse flay (2) The Dating Game Jespardy (8) Love it Life (5) Donna Need 31:11 (5) Cs. News *1:15 WHEAt; SANFORDELKS_CLUI WHEN: SATURDAY JUNE 25, 1:30 P.M. TO 9:30 P.M. FOR WHO: EACH PERSON WHO DO. HATES A PINT OF BLOOD TO THE ACCOUNT OF THE SANFORD ELKS LODGE NO. 1241, BETWEEN NOW AND SEPT, 25. PT - Ia - - 44 -- FT4'eT - - - " ___ - - ROMMO AM - - DONATE AT: 4 -qwft COLOR • - TV Time Previews 46 poor 37 Sudanese - 44 Spanish rIta paau 45 511119 44$ brain I U = udIbi. ug S H*assrIcsL wpm% 1:31 (1) News 5:25 (3) U. P. 525 (1) Today S Tr ___ Dailies 5:11 (2) Pr. 1(5145,0 It (H 8.4 Skeltna (5) McIIaIes Navy 5:05 (2) Tuesday Night Movie (I) P571,15 I'l.cO 11:15 (5) Walt It. (5) ThiS V.gltIvs 'I . Car (I) D*ktsti (I) Combat (3) Flesh Dial Nat The (1) F-Troop - I -- • (St Littlest Ilobe _ argue in P.M. up as many appointmedtl I you can. srd your words so that no a treats Ui like an (i) (5) WltIT Croklte (5) Broaso 7:05 IS) M.sqeal __ ring day and adding corn. IrIS will please kin as well give you a great sense of ell-being. Don't over-work. daughter Television Tonight NINE - '.iicontrolled, swallowed up alive is what you are, my friend. It's sure fascinating to know that the young ri. gait! Us as a bunch of sneaky tyrant,. But if we've not .. l:te (3) Newseops ti News (5) ABC New. 1:11 (2) S.wslln. 6:0 (3) Ituntli3r.l$rlaklI7 eb. ID) (living attentions to sking abode more charming when closeness to you because she thinks you'll exploit It to turn her Into a baby, again. So *hat? What has her terror of renewed control of her got to do with you It's her Let. nv-not your.. You and I don't have to put a taboo on vvrsn*v p E. __ So entitled to get very mad. We ton hlr,ton anti Jack Palsnce ii the noble (guess which was discovered. savage?) In a standard west- ho like to runt with securitile, for, in enclisage, etc. However, Sr. should be semi esurul ken that will help to gel s, otherwise LbS minI ii get so Involved in the srely practical that lb. woe. tful possibilities in this IA will be lessened. The Stare impel, they 45 IeoØL" Whet you sakS you, life Is largely up to Ugly" contaL 8:80.9 p.m. (NBC) Dr. KU. ahire, "When Shadows Fall." (Color) (Rerun). Poor p. fessor Ilolman (Darren Mc. Calvin) i. still dying, but in this third of four parts KU. dare finally finds that it is an incurable kidney ailment that has afflicted the famous on. tha-opottigist. There is a great show of stamina all around, and much stamina will be re Iluired fu"m the audience as U-Il p.m. (NBC) Tuesday Night at the Movies. "Arrow. head." (Color) (Rerun), Chart. W? What do you think yen are when you let this child's fear of closeness to you ec*?S yes away from it. too? Dominat. happine,. ..The adolescent puts a t*i. boo on closeness to patents becausi he associates tenderness and warmth with hunjil. lating infantilism, with dependent* on them" is a recent statement made by psychia. trist Dr. Murrey BI nice. He's right. Your 15-yearold daughter is scared of N*&;w 7:303:30 p.m. (CBS) Dab. tail. (Color) (Rerun). Beauty, native and imported. abounds tonight when Dina Merrill guest stars as Janet Lunar, who is watching animals when she steps in a trap and break. to ensure his safe conduct to the border. Beauty and the beasts of all kinds. 8.30.9:30 p.m. (CBS) The Red Skelton Hour, (Color) (Rerun). Red's guests are Tins Louise and Herb Alpert anal the Tijuana linus-s combina. Lion of sight and sound, more or less. In a quite funny sketch, Tins Louise plays Daisy June, (1cm Kadiddiehop. per's girl, with Roland Wintori as movie producer Frils Flicker. Daisy's attachment to (lent makes Flicker think ugly men are all the rage, ant he takes Clem to Hollywood whcue he wins Flicker's _PRISCILLA'S POP closeness to $ child because he puts one on closeness to us. We are not children. We are loving parents who are passionately interested In his I her leg. The inevitable villain in the underbrush is Roy Mis. dow. (Ron hayes), a suspect. ed murderer who kidnaps Janet - v 44' - 1' JK -• By Dick Turner CARNIVAL to July 21) Rind acquaint. ices an be very helpful it u talk over your aim, with ens at luncheon, dinilt etc. mover, let Lb . evening be a l.t on.. Adv erse situations 4 condltiàñs could rioult herwis.. 110 (July 21 to Leg. 21) being rharm1g, you are IS to achieve much now it was difficult for you bet., but take can of your potation in P.M. Wake your gul*r work mole etfleiaut. be It very easy In P.M. . --_ . Information? Or do you want It beause you are Interested In her happiness? If you are "s5hkt4.I.? S., Is of all 0045. UPHIll 1Mi7 ft to June Is that why you want the uaiuu , ed you. dies.. But this generation... ANSWER: Your daughter Is scared to discuss her datei with you lest you use thI in. formation to try to recover childhood control of her, I, I till 13-year-old girl rebuffs Party or out with a new boy friend and tell them how I liked him, if he was going to call me again. If anyone had said anything about my PON shell seeS isak. setiful by Wft eulsi, sling, lIe. All In jnetisbS jMl.5 lies. sstseight. (Mt that ftsllNb I sicoapflebasit. lilian MI IL bappisP.l. • I 00 S. May (Apt. TAURUI you IA 1isle Ned I itaing dual or, is hiM .4 we It thlMlMtqu$l is as shot piN OW 066111hwas and to blIp .tb. i as well. 'hy 151 5e be reaful knight Avoid q*r- T1IIE1- pinesa than you are in reclaiming control over her. say so. Blow up when you say so. You are entitled to Indigiaatibn. She has mlsjut¼. me If I even risk her if else's had a good time on a date. I've told her how this hurts me but all she says is, her dates are her business. Mrs. Lawrence, when I was her age I used to go into my parents' bedroom after I'd been to * ____ Muriel Lawrence - more Interested in her hap-. N.wspeper Enterprise .sL DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: ______ . 4 -- •-•.•,• We7J,a WAwA : Aft V I - .-.•.•' - a Jacoby and So • - Ily AMpil Van Buren t • f5' 411111, Win wwwww. INLAR AllIs All.' v. gig **MjáI$I1' $0 I MiS •'i.? Seminole JP County 1302 1. botow She., DE SCREEN Blood lank Sonf.cd, Florid. Mon., Tues. I Thurs. - 3:30 to 1:00 Wednesday I Friday -9:00 to 2:00 P.M. P.M. �F' $ 1 L! - a''.., . .:L- 1 1 0 - . ., - I. . ~ I __ _. - ____ it . I. . It Ads Are ' Cóñversation emsesse,Read and Use . I o mm unity C Call 322-5612 .- Them! " IL S SpudalNull. 10late,) aJ)Page 6A - U, liMi,s VIE,_ Jun. 14,1961 a iWaw .Bob n. r.e..i.iiob wa, _____ . &-i P'.0 111$ S. ' 6. P. ________ woCI Vr....O'a. cau wi ____ _c It NAkulifi ZJDNI GANAS DAY fg5 W• sills. BERRY'S WORLD UI.* An.. _____________________________ _________________________________ sarsi is at a... lionis iu. 11th - 12th los. lAsia _____________ ' 1.' I1IT.ilf&Ir.. 133.3361 'V. 1. $314111. flu 101 •_ $055 )ia nis SWW os I.,.. is ii lea - _____ * Oath aJmIAL VAYVI ValoiiP. bosSes £10. 311. R'aidta. cHk'ah. ____ ISIS. $ 1713. . ________ _____________________________ _____ ______________________ _____ _______________________ ____________________________ 35$ darius SkI ______ WILT. BAIT _______________________________ h.ss4 . 7I1 Notic IuI 1sea50 I BUS 11513.5. __________________ regularly. Cathy, Apt. Uk. *5W S$j IU4 P..lk Drive Office fl2.211$ __flight: 322-0643 or 1:3.6700 . ow months sa'.n. .$i$-51I_or_122.4111. _____________________ . Silo - Multiple 4. 112.U2i Stenstrom .v cia. _________________________ Pø ___ MOKI aoa n BismOl. Va ____ _____ 1 . / _____ _______ ______ _________________________ ____________________ Monteith A1ig... iy.. I Tune up ma.. Must be A-I. $335372, fluapkreys Tsr. ___________________________ Fft$? ItO • _____ *21.3)11 Notice . - - - . I ~ i __________________________ 'I - - -- - .3 BR.. very clean. . . - . - .. yard, -fl'. ' __ • . - ! . • - - • i 1- • • . • ) ______________________ • . I,~ - I. - CASHIERS I I ., cUbe. • . 13 , - - - ______ ______ ______ Person _______________ ' - - _________________________ u II. 1J If " 'V 2438 French Ave - IN EXCLUSIV1: listing of St. terms. .. . - • I _______ ' I j • ,00S IS o t41j • ' I - - • . - or - Selli ____________________ • • . - - - • • - - • • -- - - ________ - • - - . - - - . - Legal Notice Saje CilIteti ,, . - - - • , • Legal Notice • • _____________ ______ _________ $600. - 0. '- • , -, • . • - -- - .,,..,, ... ____________________ .. -' ______ ________ ------------------'' ______ -- _________ ____________ __________ -- MACHINE -NEEDLES--- _________ j, 322.2M 1 you. . t.. . _i.. r of ALL MAKES 425"53$ i 3 - ,, 1/ a 14.., Is. ING CDs-SA A. $Go, - - III 1264 . 0 . 11ACH TUIS,-WJD,-THUU. w.'a A Jib ii Tb. t , . % '. A Equipment . 6 IVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS" C You'll' find 1- what 3s-Ulholeterl . 100-Trailer lots-dale I@$.-Apartmeats rot 1(511 101-Roem. Ice SCSi 23-Job Printiag si-Pisat. - teed. - loel 112-Rental Agents lit-Wanted To it.SI $0-Misc. For Isle ill-Auto. For MCA 51-Articles her Real 51$-Autos--dal. or Tvai 12-Swap or Escbas$• 111-Truck. Icr hale 52-Wan'ed S. Buy II5-Aulomotive Sorvi.e 55-burniture For late I31-!cooters A Cycles 15.-Antiques For Sale 133-host. A Motors 1$-Money '1. Lois ... - 1 , - - . " ~I S Ifl 4 - ' '- - " ,.et piese. ,t. the'. .I • -- .. - .'.•4 '- 4 -- 'ef'' - '--- 9:30 A.M. t 5 P.M. MONDAY through PM.y SATURDAY 9:00 AM. - 12 NOON Publishir reserves right to reject. 'evis. sad prop.rly classify eN 't - ,/ ' ,. ______ sdv.rtisemeAh. Adjustments will I. toad. en a re-run bath only for typographical Ads ______ errors that effect Hie value of the ad. Ad:astmeats will net be made beyond the first Insertion. ____________________________________________________________ Sahu Classl led fl Want Ad Department Hours _________ ________ ! ____________________ a °f ,' -,. ' '-"j,_, tp. ,i. .: - .' 1 .; A 'If .k\Il : a ,., - ,,,,: -'. ..'- ..-... . .. . .,. . -. - st. ( . ' . .,b f:.. QUICKEST, MOST ECONOMICAL WAY TO BUY AND TO SELL . Want' ads get fast results! They've That's why buyers and sellers of goods and services go to th e Want Ads for action. Set Your price. . . we'll set your ad! got coverage! ED CLASSIFI CALL S7 - GARRETT'S DOWNTOWN ._.. I !M4FORD-EXCH&Nt- 322"5612 __ ______ FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY 1 çis. ceit!,rttie. CITY --- -•- -- -. -- (DIRECT LINE - NOT LONG DISTANCE) Tht Sanford Htrald -- STATI7. ............................... U3iI- l'it(d ............................ IANPOID flt' 4. I'll,.1; hOURS .. ... ..................... 1; %VOIIKE&) frutn .._____________________________________________________________________________________________ to 0 • . . a . . . - J I --- . . C-- - , a. 111-Marine Supplies I looking - for 4 ( .. - ~ ' 104-Trailer $pac.-IIest 4I-llueineee Opportuaitise you !ro - 101-Trail.r.-Csbaoas 152-Mobile Homes-MI. 151-Mobile Homes-Rest You get 1. exiting l'hac'si air e "4 a,l..._ vancement. Youtig ,t,uu an'S wonian need..1 as airline rsssr. atloritsis. passenger communicationlsts and hostess. et.ward.saee. I'raliminary preparatlon noel not Interfere with your present Job. 111gb Schnl grsduat.e, 17 to it learn if you can ,inaiIfy. For full nformation write W.a',er Air. Iinf',rmaslion School, Sanford H.rald, Dos ill, Sanford. Via. You X . I -- $7-House For Rent 3$-Real Estate Exchange ADDRE.1S I • 16-H.usee-daIi en Reel a13ento, c ' . ___________________ _____ _____ --_____ - 00 J FITS - ______ lii? W. P131? ST. P1*. 131,231 ____________________________________________________________________________ ip SEWING - __ ________ boated downtown. Inquire at Ja,alhesa's Dept. hers. __ 311 X. 'it It.. ssaf.rd. ___ PONTLAC4U)CK ..aiair - in HEMPHILL new ii,,., esc.Il.nt condition. $115 below Dealer'. price. ('all Prank Jon... 29-4132 or 311-1434. A. MODEL. 415 Willow Ave. COMMODORE Stemper Agency 5toltiple !..i.tlng Realtor FUN to read the Want. Ada You can shop without at your easy gg - ___________ _ _________________ ___________________ .- . BY OWNER: '54 Volkswagen ..dan, d.lua model, 331.1174. Ftfic apto., private baths. Ut?. thea tura. poslally stilled for retired plop?. Ideally APARTMENTS lNittlttOR rUnNlSliI7fl - L'NFIJItNISIIKD .tI'i'.%i.EIt 323.1140 tIll S. French Ph. Resident Mgr. 3.49t close in. Jimmy Co. burn, apt. For Rent _ 1101114cM _______________ was. 323- 4013. '.'EW3 lilt. House. 2 bath.. SVaII To Wall Carpet 33.0t3. I A 4 room turn, newly di. corsle'I. 404 E. 14th M13 A 3 DR houses 233.1111 WIILAK • APARtMENTS Ill St ,itSt St. VIRN. 3 Hit house. 685-5133 after 3. iii'nhl. : nath. unturn.. stove. Itefrig A Freezer. h'ineere,t Area. $19- 323-SIll .0 - ' ___ Sal. t:venings rsll 3:3.1(0*. • . For SHOP A tin . Auto. 115. gel s,,,. Palmetto. en Ph. aft., I:'.. home not ' rurs,downstairs BODY PAINT ___________________ ___________________ _______________________ - -_- . . flock home- 3 block, from school A Shopping. Owner, 106. Apartments for Rent -_321.1144. RHINO TIt,ISSFEUItHI). mist U'Pi11t.. : liii. Duplex Apt., kit. equipped. v e n .. t I a n pelt, IWith!. 1 bath, partly shades. t.rralao floors A tile a i r oon,Iitione1. Available bath. Call 232-924 after 1 July 1. ,t.aiime payment', p. M. *71.45. 2:2.67:4. 3 lIlt. rUitN. Apt. 39.1*71. IT EVER SO * a 2 005th?. Al'iS.. At eonUMBLE dittonel, all elec. Kitchen. TillS 4 1101131. struct,:ratly Town 'n Lake Carden on FiVE anunt frame .ICIIH$. ioul4, with paint A Apartments the n,I,rnisati"n of Kitchen 711 51. First St. 39.219 swiftly convent,i -be & li.mth, AVALON APARTMENTS lot,, an oiJ.-:t it pride 332.1017 j.y to yon. Only $11,500. Ill W. 2nd St. - - homes 1411 per Lbs :405. Q1J.It.TY MOII1LE ii4JMES Hwy. 17.92 it. t4antur.1 323.3363 $ to r)owN A hi-ve in while Icing tlUaIifiO.1 I fleiirflolfl am. '. MobIle tri rooms • " - ./ 10". (D.wst.wal $ reoRo ___________________________ 10$. Kooa. For Roil upstaIrs, air rend. $42; downstairs $13, water CLIAN, ulot rooms for men. turn., decorated Mag..l5. 323-0126. U __________________________ • - ' IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY -• .......... 15-Alt Cond. A I'atl.I It-Radio • Tebevtstes Cisisere . _________ . 21* Per LIII 19. P., LIPS 17* Pit Lii. •h-Fazm.-tlrevee SI-Asresgo 8, Vacuum 25-Eztermisaters Kitchen t'iuIi,pei from $43 to $123. STEI1I'EIt ,tli'NCY, 1919 S. i"rrn.'h Ave. 39.4391, ________________________ Evenings 39.6264. 3 fIrm., like new. Ph. 39.3114. . 24$ Fir 1105 OPEN F NOW 37-MovIng A Storage to $140. uNFtIINl8ii:l) 2 S A 4 liFlithI., I A 2 bath., River. ., _ . - - • OCEAN - ...... Day 23-Plnmbial 31-ralaliag S8-lluslneea XqeipeSl __________________ Here's Where I , or _________ _________ VIJRX. 12-Real Estate wastes SO-Real I.tate gals $7-Utulnese Rentals IS-Lots For hale II-Musical Instrument* Nights-Weekends 132.0401 Corner, 1% lots in Wynnw*O'i. 340* Jefferson t'Ni"UltN. I Itirm. home. Quiet Court. 322-2317. location. 322.4367. .a PINF.CREST: 3 fir,, 1 bath, fi Assume py rn t.. A closing 104).ResortRentals cost. doss to school. Immedi. ----a ate neeupanCy. 323-1131. FRONT APTS. 339 to ____________________________ Beach. Atlantic, t)aytona LEMON Dl.U5'I", on St. John. Mrs. it. U. liutchison, 3:2. Legal Notice a - 5$-Money Wante4 Is-flings a (mis $S-ia.e.irsnee IP-Ichook A Instruetloae 70.-Imploymsal lerviese TI-Hal. Usip Wanted ?3-.Yenaie help Wanted *S-1d&ls or Female Halt 74 -5.1.5 Help Wanted 71 -Istuatln,, Wonted 17 -$ltuatinn Wanted Students 51-Income Property SI-Dualness Prop-Isis IS-Hardware II-Howe Improvements • See Us For Rentals Date 92.1114 lierali want-ad I. as near a. your phone? OLmI 222.2112 623.3331 (South Seminole) and use your charge account. rate. Notices l'ointe. with .11 utiliti... less thin 173 Icr month. ('oiipips room A central air. Owner with not over 2 cht*,ir.n. has me .1 u ccii price from 332.1467. $14.50) to 1*3.000. Has FIIA A available SMALl. 2 Bedroom house, not commitment now. fancy, furnished, nothing week. Phone cheap rent. IIAVII I llI)btbL. * lath. As. 33..'234S after 4 ;)rn. .tlme payment..; Also 3 lIirm, _____ 2 Bath, assume payment.. 1 FtllSl"lIEt) in City A other in County. A 2 IwitbI.. I Bath from $75 . A .lEts flagnolis Ave. retired osup?.. Ph. *11.4711. ad on this economical weekly or en you got earlier results. Call and be billed for only the days run at I-Dogs--Cats-PetS 11.1)1 • :s iii' ____________________________ coNuCuTifl iNSIItiON?.-NO CHANSI UP CO ($1.11 MINIMUM WIARSI) 3$Phote SAULS AGENCY ...... 12-Special Il-Catenlag - Fe. Is-Ileycie- P.spsira U-Special IerviSH oratere 15-interior IT-janitorial $erviees Il-Landecape lortlis 11-Builders supplies ______ - . ....................... to-poultry - Livestsev o'clock. LONUW000: 3 lit., Ii, btthp. rent or buy A pay like rent. 193-Owner. •xcel. con,1. 521. *137 or 121.3103. LOCh ABHOR 3 an., STOVE A refrig., dish. washer, win-low a/c. screen gulf course. $l')O. Tel. 39. - . - __________________________ • - - ______ - • • • • Ad .,.,.................... ps s-pere..ai. s-Seauty Core 1-Card of Thsnka s-Child Care 3 imiti.. I OATH. Family - NOON Your MONDAY RUM FOR .....................-.. - you'll wood. r.vinruIe * Tr.iI.r $430. Pit. CLASSIFICATIONS lit *,I. Park Ave. June TO START YOUR . ,... ......... . . , .. Ph 322.1161 iSWA Always order your Zn,e.tment A Realty .. trauie.. - IM'J OR 19.6643 after I Call NOON - SAT. TWENTY ONE DAYS Dr. LoriS - , FIVE DAYS TIN DAYS john. Realty ii this beauti. ful home in Ilywihi. located a nnitt., : llS'l'Ii, corner lot, at 101 Idywilde Lake privilege.. 333.0773. 2 itdrm_ 2 bath, ha. room, central heat I air condition. TWO 3.fiJ7. nicely turn. hou.es. . ingm Call us today for an 332.3639. appointment to see this by.' S POEM.. LAR(IE Fla. mont, iy home. tile lath, air conditioned. St,Johns Realty 3::-02111 501 rIME TESTED FIRM 123511$ * DORM l"I'flN. hoim,e Oil wept 314 24. Park Ave. YoU'll. NEVER FIND A BITTER buy than this neat 2 33g. home on large lotquiet street- Separate screened po r C h- partially furnished if desired. Call to. day for the low price and - . THREE DAYS -cancel P05th. Furn, 233.1311. earned 3 DORM., I PATH. unfurn., Kitchen e,iuipp.i. large yard, well A pump. 323-3110. ,i.is. A. ___________________________ newly $2 Cost P.r Un. Per ONE DAY Ads 425.5931 Tk Loag.r Th. Lou It monfhly rates. ____________________ - real - - • Sn t., DAY NEXT ___________________________ ters P m. ..i" - - AD - 3 bath. central air. In porch, fenced in garage. 92.1096 at. __________________________ - - Close Jimmt Cowan. 322.401*. . u iu...norT __________________ furnished SOUTH SEMINOLE CALL UNtil. *12.1301 lftuiliawstbaat 17.51 DATII. lie. Lot flfl3f 1% PATH. located 913 ('ha,, AVI. 1*3-HIS. Phone Spoplia. s noot iiormii:. Lake Monroe 1313*11 To Went 322.5612 Payton Realty LARGE COUNTRI. rIOhIE 5 Acre, $51 mo. payl. L 31 N Enterprise., Inc. PIIOINF UIII$ SANFORD Trailer Court. 66$ Ilowmans ___________________________ , . swer on . - . DIrect Club _________________________ . . .. . TEN. Want Ad Informahon Assume 4 R. 1st. $30. l,lvIt4 490*. ha, room. ca ManOr. 4 IDI1IL, 8 UATII, double g.mrhome In Country ago $150. mortgage payments. $12 per mo. Call 122.1117. i-O Your RVlNflDDP Deal.? ______ C ________________ WaM.L4t• '., ForRent ____________ .., ____ , 97 _ tntice.e ___________________ ____________________ _________________________ Waterway . evolaigmkift ___________________________________________ _________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________ ____________ _____________________________ . Realty To The Robaon Sporting Cnod ____________________ • _________ ______ ______ ___________________ ___________________ Notice -_ ______________________ ____ ____ ____________ ________ . __________________ . _ ______________________ C _______ - ____________________ e. Rose good i DEDROOII, _______________________________ _____ __________________ Q-24" (; . - hallway iva*. APT, 11,0 . ______________________________ Ohio. __________________ after ________________________ STO apt. REWARD ..... uuturn. $30 mo. -tOL"Lt. be rewarded with 2*12 IISYSOI. 322.2110. tenant. it you'll rent us your large 3 or 4 bedroom home. House. kitchen equip. ; 16 Must be close-tn sad in nice 3 BDRM. p.4,312-5101. neighborhood. Phone Rob Alexander. 323-2411 day or 112' LOST gOM1:TlI1G WHILE 4043 nights suorPi" - Put an ad In the "to.t sad Found. your trailer tot a new ; rsdo home. III inn. Everything. I DR. FIJIIN.. 3 Dr. Furn.. 2 i.. IS ii Enterprises. Inc. fir. to, wit. hotsetratler. it dons thing A to Tell them .ou saw it is The ___ _ ___________ To I _______ sats*oia c.vm. It Pa il RAJr. 6UIDS A1I*. _______ I sting Realtor 3141 Park Drive A 111Th avmc$AL 'ras cvn.r VLlsIIDA. IN £50 ______ County l'o la.p.et Call it rsa cacti? corae _____ cu Down , bOO Ktteh.n Kqutppsd Paymuita is. Than Legal Notice sc 'vCt) UJ. AND 1$ IRa-ItS-S lath. - WLMJD __________________ o.aum. p.tyments.'iti 2:30. MefloaviUs. __________________ Puril. Apt., 606 Park CLEAN 120. Autàmotl*i. Service An. $33-OIl,. _______________________________ __________________ __________________________ SMALL Puts. downstairs Apt., AU'rOGLASS 1103 Map?..133.0721. ________________ I INSPALLED i PD$.M. Duplon turn, near t.SkI Je..up. 132.7141. Senkarik (lais an &Paint Comsny TWO IDUM. turn. Ph.' $i-S622 110$ MagnolIa. 322-3111, 2215. 210 Magnolia ONI 101W. flirn. apt. $41. 101 $eootern & Crde,i 1. Ilk. 332.3121. 2216. ( 3 56. $33: 210* Hag. vsi'.t noott s't'oTI:Its foil; lldtm. $43. 8. s,. 3fl.3333 * A1l1N LAWNW?lll$m TA MOWERS 1043. Ausduristi f Riot TURN. APT. ii? W. 13th. 16 $ 3317 W, Country Club Road LEAN PirL Apt. $314100. Apt., ill ulti. $ ROOM I-DR. TURN. APt.. lit?.$ ezc.pt as. $ 42.00 MO. sid• pOrckSI n Couples only. Apt. 1. $13 Newly d.eacslid. suitable for A fl OTHER HNJD. UJ1 10 ___ HOMES Throughout empaltes $500. MT.. WUII. 15$ C0DCUI at.. 1(55* a-i.i. ti..burg.Wa ________ A JCGLS L!IEJJcE flAL CF ftJM i FHA. VA $100 C*ARC11Y N 1I ADOO op Gei4 hI#1 £155 JUANINE OtrTTEIç LAURA II. Peistea tune 20 .luly, I it £135 115 .5351015 •12'PP' LAURIE JEANETTH OIITTEN. DIP.XCTOR Inc. lottie.. 000111. 11*15 00 OIlS. 311-sIlt $31,130 1.5$ Isis .e-ae.t&. and TIMOTHY EARL OUTTEX, CONTACT WAN !NV. lOt It.Ph. 123.4113 Minors. I, e.I*10T 10."s's CALYUI W• T 0 WITh lpleiaUty on lataugible loi. sd 1*111.S PR. joined by HILDA FATS _____________________________ 'also bsekgvound, $110 week. C. A. W1HDDON, SR 510 Twit i*p.i,Usn,15523 wife WALKER. hi s 17. Guarantee 5. qurfihiod BROW BLACKITE Posi, bring own petLa nero ass. Writs Manager. Boa UI a. Park iontalaev I you pick $1.10 122.1611 p' ,utTrr6s vs. 411?. CISOOIIS4 (3*), Pu. *.g1$$. DOVGLAl BUT. 1*52 PSI ADOPI1ON Uis, 1051*7 A. WILLIAMS WEal?. it *1., 101 WILLIAM RANDOLPU UTIRID MILITARY Roalter DoIsalsit. 510*016 PIACHEJ, 123-1213. OUTTEN as ordinary skits the Rsya.ad Lundquiet Ass.. " 's 16* West Vectors, Street Have a sare with $22-lbs Atlantis bask Bldg. TIii HIRAI.D 0161, $1.10 BU., lips, Av 000 OTA?5 II' rI151L .. Hampton, Virginia, Mutual .t o.o lee SAIL DGZ.A1 BOA?. outh it Navy fears. Virgil YOU ARE HEREBY 14071. Call McCarty GA 1.441? WRIGHT sad PAULZXI H. Aaron Pars. 333.497, PlED that a petition has been ___________ Orlando l.egal X. bO6?W11001, is filed in the above styled court Wait Ads. wife while rieidl*eS IS by PREITON CALVIN WALKlives haves pies., Pee Save OPENING available for Man, • • C..'. of the UI Psidwia take Drive, ER. joined hp his wife. HILDA 5(0 of no Importance, car.. s earge a.ssoa$ for s baa. Il j Jsdgn, loetaste Cessly, Pk.- PATE WALKER, for the adop. ar.mn.i, 35111a tub driving habit. are. Job 11n4 lersid '., • 41131 lion of LAURA JEANI6E OUT. _____________________ involves gin.,.? work and Is he.w LAURIE JRA1E •traigkt truck driving. Out ROT A. RIDDING Legal "is b" ou'pr. and TIMOTHY EARL of town 1 to * nights p.r ., ,,, Isdiestel O.urt aisiast you OUTTEN. minors. by the pedl. week. Must have. or able to 1. AU Credit.,. 504Deceased. PSVOSSI and .soh .1 p.s and Margaret it 115 C*CVPV OSVO? SO tioner, PRESTON C A LVIN 5 IMIW NM. obtain Chauffeur's license. wt.. . Hole In Your Root?? H. Bestwrlght, unmarried the rat rn'iva .v'sceAs. cii. ''a" WALKER, and you are hereby As at J TURNER JtO0rING Phone 333-1041 Juno 30 Of Assesses Von MmlxmA Sold xSentel of Which coo Is of BMWs awn Or Axe title further commanded to be and St. "Pie-slum--sifter sum--sittef Shower doodweal.. Ph. $22.14'. Sanford acm. ,imsi*. You and inch of you are appear in the said court on the se,e. ISfC'CSlIaS.WHiWIt° work hereby notified and required to 22nd day of June, 1006, St the Yes are hereby reqetrid 5. C35A*C**T 11,11355 SENIOR Citisea. to LAWN MOWING ________________________________________________________ written FALl. RIVER SAVINGS PANL 4th poor an night. *very other week, at present any claim, and de- hour of 15:00 A. H. before the Pisinliff, Weikip en Monthly $.rvie. which you, or .itt'er tt flonorabls William (2. Akridge. dates.., if any is the abet. Settle. Station. $om000 on mande proosedleff with the Clerk •t s. 31. M..IC*I Iustauat. 51. ArtIcle. For Riot 365.5191 Social Security, No other you, have against the estate one of the Circuit Judge., and 5'. 554 Ii SItS $ HPY 010505 H. PARLIT d need apply. I.. Al Dsw.on, of ROY A. REDOING, deceased, to show caus. wh saId pill' (SanfordMachang.) h.neei upon hi piaiatitls at- BillY JO FARLIT, his wIfe Imperial Service Station, In. late of said County, to the lion should not be granted. Piano Tinlig and Repair RINY A BID Till NORTH ORLANDO sse naae esd ad. sad setse's You are further required Se (mIst. 4 1 Hwy. 40. Ma. County Judge of Seminole PAUITniG CARPENTRY V. L H.a - 111.4133 ___________________________ Roflaway, Hos$ta a County, Plorids, at hi. office urve a copy of your answer dries appesrehere..,is or COMPANY,$PunsCetPIII' ford. A. I. Adeock 322.5251 S lied., Day, by Week, on In the court house said Sells the 11th day .1 Jsly $il. of _____ ______________ or objec tions why said pit?. Month. 43. Plmata, F'sda, Sled. ________________________ Defeadsati, County 5 fa%o of Ski. pre. at Sanford. Fl 3555, PRIM CAR WAIIJI orida, flon should not be grant ed es CARROLI.'S PUP.NITUP.P 72. FI.II. Help Waited within slu calendar monthe the Putitionera' attorneys, •eedisg being a suit to fore. ISTIC 50 1*1.1 Mr.. Norma Pr..men $134531 from the time of the first pub- ROWLAND AND PETRUIKA, .l.o5 the lion of a mortgage es NOTICI 11 165115? GIVEN CALADLUM$g choose from 10,. 115 West lit. NIP??AUTOhAlE the 'Snowing described pre. $ as the 14 th day at Suns 000-lIe es Dells Nursery. * Ilcation of this notice. Two ss East Robinson Street, Or.. At Ike wed ?..I. sitosto Is Seminole INS as it$$# A. M. I Bede. TVs, SAW16 Tape copies of each claim or demand lando. Florida. and fit* tho-orw mi- West of Big Troe Park. Pi&tin ___________________________ enty, Florida, to-mitt shall be in writing, and shall ginal in the door if the Court lIes.e of ___________________________ fl.cor.ier.. Shier., Renovateri (Closed of the.' IMMEDIATE FULL • TIME stats ths plie, of residence Clerk of the said court s or Lot 11, Block R. SUNLAND losinoli County. st baMo5, AMERICAN RENT-ALL TILSON PAINTING isa-ins OPENINGS WITH AMERICA'S snd poet office address of th. before the 22nd day •f Juas, BiteS.., a .ubdivislsn, Si. V1oriIe, ho usderuilsed Clerk 394 ii. Hiawatha So. Ml's. For Ss1s __________________________ eerdh*g to map 0? p1st will elf., ten sale the lollew. PASTES? GROWING, BEST TO claimant, and shall be sworn to iss. SERVICE lheree( re.erded P1st WORK 70* DRUG STORES. hp the claimant, agent, or at. propertyt ag 4.ewibel Break Herein tail not or a deere. Spray ItS, o MITEi Herald want ado 61. Wanted To Buy hok It. page IS-Il Pebble torney and accompanied by a pro confe..o will be Ostend 1. 1' of Lit I? and Let 25, 91.1220 work for so little ao He __________________________ filing fee of two YAOMT40 of Semis.?. Cans. dolIae I less the I. 4.1$' thereof, fifty dayi again.t you. ____________________________ Vied furnlhur., any amount. Apply In Sr. Fl.lida. eenta and such claim or d.. I. North Orlando Sleek WITNMU my hand and e.4 Sanford, 121-2170. DONI AND 0501*10 at mand not Townsfte, 4th AddItion, as 24Wifl DI'iI1I.g so flied shall hi void, of said Court In Sanford. Semi. I WHEEL. Utility Trailer. 322. SUPER.X DRUGS 5.mh*ob. County, 'S1ie, Jeanette Aisiandsi recorded is p1st Reek ii, nole County, Florida, thu 9th 2110. SELl. Its Your Phrniture Still .f Florida this Ord day page is, Publi. Record. ef WILLS D5lLZIn, EIIMP$ Admlnlstralrix An of the day of May. A. D. 13'.. Quick Service with the Estate of Roy A. Redding. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Llne4 Drapes— SUPER TRADING POST (51*2) All Type. III has together with all strueturee, I pair leo a II, 2 Pr. ltIZ a 91. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. We Iees sad lettlee 0. Andrew Sp.er improvements. futures. appliSell cheap. IlouhI. window 01,1) STAIITERS, Generators, Clerk of lb. Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court anees, and sppurtenane.e 00 111 W. Commercial St. 51$NI Tr*vis roils; while leather of SemInole County, Plot. Carburetors, Fuel p umps, in CS, Slaebloo 484 supply Sanford, Fiori.ia said land ST Need to BanjoestwIn Hollywood hrallb4lar(la • -%Iuminum PistunI6 Ph. 332ill V. IU4 56 10110 AND B*IEN RETIRICD Woman with some Attorney-for Administralft 113-6411 lion therewith. A 13 (iusge shut ItITI 4946. income needed to help in Publish Hay 31, 1 America* National lank Bldg. The Aforesaid 'a?. will be 1, 14, Puhli.h May 34. 11 1 June 2, wilh aljiI.table choke, Model borne. Good hour., 1113 Lou- it. *'.l P. 0. 1°, 1115$ nedo pursuant So $ fisal do- 80. ilosie ApplI*iice 0. 323.04*1. *4, 196 %%'.tNTEI'.-.. Full length 14mm v.1 Ave. It. Petorsb g. Florida $1711 CDZ.103 _ erie of foreclosure entered In ,tmn,i Ventures. Phone 332. coz.st ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________ Atterleys for Plaintiff SA?.P:: Famous make I.. I' (Isa Chancery Atlien No. 1111* now 2011 i,etw,n, • a. in. $ P. Publish June it 140 21, II, 1000 pending I. the Circuit Court SANFORD ELECTRIC • il.inge.. idaving. up to $30. Pu. .t,.It Cur Jerry. • DDA.SS of )e Ninth JudIcial Circuit of 0. 5. Appliances-New a U..4 ilinus ,,f. 0 i'ie.c CornIng _____ and for Isminate County, Per. $15 Magnolia Ware Set with any rane. 312.1142 Furniture For Sil. a ol*cvn cevat, IS n g far $169.53 or ni ar. • 5*1115 JVDICIAI. CIRCUIT OP DATED this 10th dsp .1 (all Suburban Pr,pane flats P3.1510*. it AND V5 III. June. 3*05. i"''jN.M,5IEl% FuMsITuji in AZaitland. Via. 641.l7l5. _____________ Sup - Sell • 504.5 C0V11'T. (SEAL) Trad e • RENT IIl.IJP2 Lu.tr. Carpet 111.1$ E. hI CHASCIZY NO. ISleS Arthur N. Bickwltls, 323.5131 OLD NEYSPAPER3 $bampor,sr for only $1 per $111? 'TO 5VI1? 'fl'Ti* Clerk of lbs Circuit Courl PREDERICK 51. ILADPI and 'lay. Carroll Furniture. By: Martha T. Vihien ECIIOLS BEDDING. CO. HAY 1. SLADE, his wife. Deputy Clerk Ue.lding A Yurnitia,. IIVIIEMHiC1t 0.4 with "Inc. Plaintiffs, van den liii 1 Osy AT P,SCT0IIY PRiC11 • FOR SALE Ihirsg Special" Attorneys ten Plaintiff Ill Magnolia uz.sus Select now and Lay Away, LELLA Is. WIIITOIILD, a wI. *31 East Cherik Street dew, it sI 440 Vint Podired luilding Gwaltney Jewelers _____ Defendants. Orlando, Fl id _____ • 30414. I'airk Ave. $ant,,r,i 25 LBS. 5 SO 0 'P 1 0 5 Publi.h June is. isis lee 7.57.5.1 L. WHiTFIPLYl, 0 001.9 14" FOiti) hag. Wheels $115. widow; X. 8. WHIT. Ph. 382-0531. Ii Shill ElitrilT COURT OP P111.0 and LOUISE 1* III CniCVI? COtS? _________________ 'tile: 'is'rii JI 11*11.5,. CI*• P ______________________ __ SANFORD IIEUALD WH*'rPIELD, _____ hi. wife: SlITS .IVECJAL CIRCIITT OP .li.F: SOFA 2 irs se tIll' iS AS!) ION sESISOLI and HENRY H. hiAltROLD FLORIDA. $1 *11 75* 11351. pirate cushions, oo,i cini. ('UI 57%', YLnKID%. and DARROI.D, his ROLl COtS'??. 92-0341, ciitscm,ty 54). iesit wife, if living, anti If CISICIRT *0. 11035 WEST SIDE PELIIlitSi. ISV. dud, their unknown heIrs, FEDERAL NATIONAL. NOR?. .1)5113tH i'AYhiENT' 7fl$ 'II' ANSI LoAN .tSSOClS. devise.,, legatee.. ivan- GAGE A$1OCIATIQII, a eon. SiNflHhl ,la,it n.'e.iIc. in 3 TiON NEW VoilE CITY, Coca, tru.teep, creditors, peril ion, rawer O.k. iui,,iuiatI, sill. a t'ttes c'mrpuration, llenoru or other parties sager A button holes lbs. Plaintiff, Plaintiff. ens of leslins, Mini stitch * Va. claiming any Interest by, vu. ___________________________ I've on buttons. Stilt fir sit.a;v through, under or against STANLEY A. HANCOCK and j11 __ attn. coti' 0. W.tlIIi. and MARY them, or any of th.rn, and HELIX I. HANCOCK. his wife 5*57* $369.S'i. Pay off bs.iant:. 1144, 31. WA1t1, his JVflIVI,II, ('iM('Vfl' DI' all persons having or Defendants, P3.051*1*, per week. $3 III. Credit Ii AND FOR SEMI. i)et.n,tania claiming to have say s.'rIca so it'? it bljtr. 39.3411. ROLE COVtTT, 5071(17 UI PUNSCI.oavRE estate, right, title or in. SORIUASI P'ORIICLSIORR CN*RCERV Cli? SC. 15561 t.n.t in or lien upon the Vol STANLEY A. HANCOCK It you want people to pap 5 SitNhY lb. WARD and %*YTICN OP II'S? Ii attention In Sour bUu4I,oes. call following desurib.4 pro. and MUtT It. WARD 50*7*1*051 PO*51121.C1I-RS0 93.1111 and ask the liersid party or any part thereflr.?.E5( I. HANCOCK, his FEDERA L NATIONAl, Molt?. hiatt about some alteatios gelel wife ASSOCiATioN, a cur. ting ads ImNP:Y WAItO, Mr. YOU ARE IiPlItIUY NOTI. 'iho residence of STAN- flS(hi' 0t*fbn, 6312 Oatura Drive, • FIND that a suit to quiet title LP.Y A. HANCOCK is 1131 Orliii,lu, has been brought in the dr. Plaintiff, John Quill Drive, Charles. Sib NiONI':? 1). *t'SilD and cult Court, Ninth Judicial Cir. ion, West VirginIa. DAIlY hi.Florida WARD. JOHN VANCE soil WlI.Lt cull of Florida, in and for The residence of HELEN lie.l'l,'n,e DEAN VANCE, his .r. Unknown Veminole County, agaInst you V., HANCOCK is unknown I5'rIIK 4151t1? lOIN?, and each of you claiming any Y')t1 .tiit: lli:iii.:i,Y NOT!. I'.te,idants, 515716 JIIHCIAI. to PlaintIff. e'll:II that a suit to tore,'i.,se estate, fight. title or Ittlereat YOU ARM WIlIER? NOTI. 'TO, WiI.l.. 012.114 VANCE OF FlusH', I F a hlortgsg. has been filed WhU.S In or Ilan upon the following PIED that $ Complaint to fore. r.s Ii. lit's .n,i Ii 5tSOSJ': VDI'%T%', aitainsi 'i.0 In the above Court d.evribe,i property situate in close a certain mortgage on. Whereabouts are unknown III sit 515%' so the abo ve nsn;e'I Plaintiff. Seminole County, Fl orida, to. eumberiag the following dee. 'YOU SitE hii'2IIHiIY NO'I'i. FlitS? I"KI)EitAi, I(tVlli'ilit by The property souaht to ho Wit: / P1111 that a C'impiaint to fore. AND eribed real property. to-wilt t.n.IN .%i4'iO4'l.tTij " close (u,et'Iust',t Th. West 460 feet of the s certain mortgage on,. $5:3iINULH COUNTY, a cur. is as follow,: Let 51, SEAR LAKI cumbering IW'* of $ectio 85, Town. i..,t 1$. O.SKI...A2ID hiLLS, the tnlI'owing des. poration, HILLS. aosording to the accnr.IIng to the plat there. ship 20 South, flange 35 p1st thereof as recorded In cnibed real property, to-wit: Plaintiff, .'? as recorded In Plat Book East, 1.51116 the South 111.1 Lot II, Block 43. TOWN. vs. Plat Book *5, Page $7, pita. feet of the West $10 f..t 11, l'ages 61 and 84 Pub. SITE OF NOitTii CiithItj lie Records of Seminole thereof intl also 1.155 that lice Ii.eorde of Seminole OTA, FlitS? ADDITION, a JOSEPh Es. GARRETT, County, Florida. Defendant, part thereof included in INCLUDING spoeitlosliy, but ('uUnty. Florid.; Including eub.Iivialon, according to • YOU'LL PAY lath ewi',cs or aL'rr t lbS I1lICt the right of way of State J ac k son (lam Hut Water p1*1 thereof recorded 'In 'nii* W1.I'TII UP Vi.I)NiI).% 145, not by way of limitation, the Road 434 eountir too, If you carifully plan soch shops heater, hold rIlI I4.rial in l'lal ilo,,k 13. Pale I. following flateresi JoalIpil I.. 13,thlltI:TT Ni,. 5l(9J permanently an. AND Its a ge Itefrlgerator. 3 of lb. h'ublio Itecunis of ping 1p with lb. aId of lb. food pIg's and 91) N. E. Howard Street Shunning at the West i4 Seminole County, Flor i da. etalle,i. Wall heater., All Perman.ttlants. (hsorgln grocer, ads In your new Section Post of Section 36, By aklng has been tiled egsinst you in yoU AIIH lte:Qlnnr.o ently Installed, to file You hereby notified that your ,tnswen with the Clerk Township 20 South, Hans e has been filed against you in the above -styled suit. the short suit hasarebeen I lISt of se1aII and timely birgala, and 32 )'2s.t, thence run North the above.styled suit, the short tills of which I. Fed. ati Na. in Ut. Circuit tile against you of the Court and to serve a slipping lb. •ost.suttlng 'sup-ce. 700'I Court of Semi. c"pr upon the l'i*intlfrs At. slung the West iiii. of said title of which is Federal Na. tional Mortgage .tssociltlon, a 'aail. 'sit dollaza ach wssk, u will as tim. County, r?ori.la. in Chan. i.'rney, Section 731.2 feet thencs tional Mortgsge As.ociation, a corporati,mn urganhs.,i Uali,ier an aol. lilVINU NATII.SNSON, icr). an ahhreviate,i tit South 11'83' East 453.5 corporation organised under an Act of Congress aol ehisting which lbs 64, Cove., Florida, $1S ioiU. is FIllS? VKL9I:ltAL, 1.. t'.latter test, thIs'l)e. Mouth 633. 1. Act of Congres. and existing pursuant to the Yeli'rsl Nit. July 7, 1166. If $.tt'INOS .tNU 1.O.IN .55140. Y ou fail tothan feet more less to the pursuant to the Federal Na. 1141n*1 M.irtgig. .ls.,.clati,,n ('IATIUN b so, a Decree SUCHSAVINGS are welcouns dtvldsnd. Pro Ii K Ml N 01. H East/West quarter section fiscal will be entered Association Charter Act, having Its prin. COUNTY, aOF boss your regular Inv'stint in this nswu. corporation. Plain. ("O ii,is t,, point of tieginning. CharterMortgage Act, having It. pnin- cipsi office in the City of tiff, vs. JOttEI'i! I. (lAIlltET'T, agauuist you for the relief de. lb. 55111 510 you PI7 lbs caryfep Toil .titlI llEIti'IIIY Ri':. clpi office in the City of Washington, Dletrict of Culuni. l)sten.lisni, 91P51' maniel in the ComplAInt, QUlitIll) to Ills your answer WashIngton, District of Colum. bia, Plaintiff. versus, JOHN suit being the n a tur e of sail ash soflistiss dayl And they toy hand and seal Inits a suit to forscl,ia. of siiT',1410 or oIlier written defense, per. Ma, Plaintiff, ve rs us, STAN. VANCE .n.i Wiid..1 Di':.SN ("tint at Sanford, Semi. that certain ni.ntgas dated sonally, or by your attorney i LIT A. hANCOCK and HELEN' VANC8. his wife, Defenda nts, Nov. of r.cord in nole County, this Ird day it 23, 1343, and With the Clark of the CircuIt1 I. HANVOCK, his wife Dr.' and you are req uired to se rvo OW Sam dw sq sIb's itecorIs Iluok 334. June. Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit,' fendants. and are req uir ed to l a copy of your Answer or other' Official (WEAl.)I)'.. Ilsalbst sios. 10$. iour boss.. Page 148, of the Seminole County, Florida, ill serve a copy of your I'ubll Itecorl, Answer on pleading to the Complaint on Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr. She Courthouse in Stanford, other pleading to the Co rn.' h'latntiff'. Attorney., CI.KVlq. of SemInole L'nunty, Florida. MWT=f Clerk of lb. Circuit Court W$7$70e, encunht,ering lb. following Plori,ia, .n4 to senv e a copy I plaint on l'lalntifrs Attorneys. l.AND, iiy: L)uSmna H. Marko. KT'.'l'liH?4miflN AND ec,iiied ri-al properly, lu.wit: 91ir you bss I. som Julia thereof upon Piaintiffs' alter.I CLEVELAND. ITMPUEN$ONI MIlK, Suits 31$ Deputy Clerk itanfori At. S4YiN Rey, whose name is %VKiIlflCIIi AND MIII, Suite Ill Sanford' lantia National 1.01 35. iIUl'NKlt'it $1113111. Irving Nathans.,n, 0 11* ___________ unmltebid flank liuiiding. VISION, according to plat 31. HAINI':$ of Wlnderwesdle,l Atlaniio Bank Build.' P 0. Drawer 8. Sanford, Plot, _ V_ V wwwwasmv, Us entertaining iso. Pay t C.st thereof rea'un,lei In 11*1 Attorney at Law Ilainee and Ward. I'o,t otfIcoI Inc. P 0.National Drawer I. Sanford,' ida, f ile the original An. hook 10, 'age IT, of the P. 0. flux 16 and sp.dal sinless, lhoa lIe, 134 Park Av.nu.l Florida, and tile the origInal1 swer and ________ or other pleading in the Y ________ ___It just______ a,ii i'ublio South, Winter l'ark, Florida,1 Answer Records of Seminole Cocoa. Florida about lb. bs.t.pIylng small is. or other pleading ml office of the Clerk of the Cm. P u bli s h Jun. 14. 21, July IS A County, FlorIda; not later than lb. 14th day of' the office of the Clerk of the suit Court on or before the 10 your hibnM bud? Md" rum ow and June liii, therein setting up Circuit You are hereby , r.quir.4 I US Court on or fore be the 1 lath My of July, A. 1')., 1584. It t o file your answer In eali th. •etat., right, tills, Interest l 14th day of June. A. D . itist vs.' CaSt A. _________________________ ........ :: _____________________----.,c 2..,. sue ii,. adove .Ieeerib. uuueretsn.o It you fail to sit, so, a d.or..I confese,, will be taken against (.'l,rk of said Court and .4 prup.rty cIaime4 by you pro to taken ' you for lbs relief demands-i serve a coifs..o will copy thereof upon the ml should decree proynuj tail to do so a against you tot' The be ____________________ roller do. l In the Complaint. Pliiintit$'s attorney. .boe. confesso will be mended in tee Complain I This Notice shall be publish, catered a gain st slid s4,ire.. appear be. 7km. Notic, shall be publish.' ed one. a week for tour con. name low, on or before the 5th day WITNESS my hand and lb. 04 once a week four eon.l secutive week, in The San. July. ISIS and In d.'auit seal of tItle Court, at Sanford, seciltivo weeks infor Ike Sanford I ford Herald, a newspaper airthereof Deer.. Ftc Conkoso 1100110016 County. Florida. this 15 th lay of May, A. 0. 1586. .4 in teminoio County, Plortda,' Florid.. (SlAi ) U De*.Jsio.TM WITNESS my kind and offl. Dated lhl. 20th day of Hey,' Dated this letli day of Juno. clal se.h at the County Count. Arthur K. Ii.ckwith, Jr. A. U,. $46. 1 A. D. 1)15. beep.. Clerk of Circuit Court, denterd, Seminole Coun. (SILL) (SEAL) Seminole County, Florid.. 11 . Jtra ty, Florida, this 271h lay of Arthur 5, Beckwilk, Jr. I = .,= ~&.tu Arthur H. Beck w ith. .Ir, BY: Martha I. Vihien May 116$. Clerk of the Circuit Court I Clerk of the Circuit Court 4SKAIn Deputy Clerk Dy: Donna 38. Markos, P. c.I I t s hly: Martha T. VihIen, l'.C. WilIllicIt II. 1IAINXS Arthur 11. Beckwith. Jr. CLMVI$LAXD ST$IPII*74$ON I CI,1dVMLANI), STKh'IIH$4034 A % Win,iera'eedi. Ilkisso. 5.4 =4 ('lerk of Circuit "ourt I MIII ' MIRE Ward fly: 1loaa M. M.arkos, DC. Attorneys ter PIaI.atlf( Attorneys for l'iainliff l'lthilip H. Logan Joel Office Don 155 P. 0. Drawer I P.O. Draw,, I 211 Park Avenue, South $blsthoiseta and Logan Stub $11, Sanford Atlantli I Suite $15, Sa nford Atlantic WinIer - Park, Florida P. IA lbs 1733 National lank Building Nsti.n.al Bank Building At torney. for !taifltltts blanPor,i. !iorl!a Sanford, Florida a..... 1% orlms Publish May 14. II I Jttao 7, pub liah Attorney fur V ey 34. Ii A June 7. PubIIs Jun. Ii, II. 31 A July :;5mtfr . do June 1. II, , voin caw oorat. 521135 IVB1CIIL CIOCEPP. ________________________ _____ - • - g.nna3 of. I fJim Hunt Realty F.._8.10 Ph. \ Trr w AS EVERY I TEACHER KJO'.4J 3j8ht8.. 1•2 BATHS __________________ I; - I'. Bont & Motors Fe. 8.1. 63 bulb Isaford Pisan Auto. . ASSUME Pp,m.nt. snn tm?. Accept any. TiIl LlNIVi:?t'Al. 1ItflVM for U dOWfl PYTtIt. tf lotting thing. Cii..itI.t Ad.? Dial 322.1413 md out on. to l'O for YGUI RAnn.%rrpA or t3 $r. Apt.. usap ef iaaf.rI Mobil* Ph. fl3.1ii0. ra'i. APTI. Ph. 323.1410 °1 PURII. Clean I __________________________________ ______ APPROX. 3 acne tTOfttS$6 IS Georgia Ave. High School arktag 1st. $000 333311L LOTS 1$ 0 IS In Orals for.. ____________________________ **c*fliomay en It IIiiI Estat. CAMP *AL E*?ATI flOUT U2.7U$ ______________________ a3na 111 I 11th Park *OVIt1Ixo IzaylcI. a.Usl. p loI.fteti Ac. dour.. II hour. of. fl'a work weekly. rn'.. Phone 611.1536. lAB? UTTUIG 4syu sight. or _____ 90_Lola _______________________________ 1k. wnk. Age Ii. MW,. had it., 1$,.N U Ia 050.A.Dl.I Tablets. 0517 P'S 5* 3(UBiYUSIIO Dvui. uu1 JIM are 1110 B'a. .aulis Wanted 'alutsat thisr. ____ I1._fl4 7 w'jy safely with *I?fls& U14S$4. _____________________ ________ . iiisp ______ ______ U. 6. _______ __________________________ . S 4SIL y, $u.oiu. Legal PSPØ'a 1* TOUX VACATION SAVI 11% ON say r.u.4 trip 'aol.. 5. . M.adiy I & a Pridsy. Abe say. Wa.ri 5 o Ca*sda I'.. hind trip Call of sie Heasr 3.411k, Agent. CALLIART CALL DAY 322.611, _____________ _____________ ________________________ _______________________ ______ _____ 'sea we lop $sw ksors. sew pulp a5.4.,. ___ )is• P74. 1is4s * isa. can P7.4 Ossas siuin. Pu. wwhi. .OuiS WANTRO Peautleisa. Cut ir . ... Cowa nor af.eI Los call or 3234513. _____________ _ U41. L . CAW ______________ tSfl Van. ass V - st Results - 14, 1961 -Pags IA lOt Apsi't..t. for Rest 115. _ ERK & M'FE1C $100 Do 2tT OWNED ooflNHours ' 'aS _______ ________ __ ` - June Ii ..a Irrati Silo ____________________________ ________ I. C For Hoeae. Fa -, For . . . Want lb 1.0 - 5612 .322 . . . . Classified. Ph. Thru To Do Business _Pays l 7- - - ---- - ___ •-._'' I I - I "_ .-Mai , ti!;; -, , ." ,: '%-,_~. ~ , - I - . .~ . Ii I / it - I . . . ~ . I .. . / 1H L. i'. . �JadI *n5 i Pat. IA Jun. 14, 1N 'I ) . Rea .. I Oppose Housing Bill It()rs, J WAIBUIOTOX (Ufl) - The NatIis1 Aseodselon of Real Estate 3.srde (MAUI I) rostidedtba$ the .pe.bet s. 1 JOhIPlCS'l now CMI ilgI Scy Wilkins, NAACP ex- whose race resulted In injury big section, Enilen said real. Emden said no citizen has esative director, said In while they were pursuing Of- tors were "not hen, in "the right to acquire prop. statement that provision be forts to obtain racial Justice, interests of the segregation. srty from another citizen mad. to indemnify persona In his attacks on the hous. fats but in the interest of the who does not wish to sell it homeowner and the owners of to him, regardless of the reason." rental property." -1 .I than improve race reistissi6 Alan L. Radon, a Philadu 0. . .,. . I' I . I - )i >J, : •; p4 from sixth grade at Geneva GRADUATES Klnnalrd, Tim - were honored at a ape. (front, from left) Paul Scott, Russell; (second row) flay Bowen, School the class were Watkins, Cheater cial "goodbye" program. In Tony t .-. " 11 , . 1. 1 i.-I'1--,-- . I., . Nicky Whiting, Tommy Summersill, Gall Murray, Debby Wesson, Mona Watkins; (back row) Larry Braddy, Marion Debby Gifts of appreciation were presented Jackson, Fred Pearson, and Hegwood. to (left to right, bottom) Mrs. Vivian Welsh, first and second grad, teacher; Mr.. Mary Barnes, third and fourth pale teacher, and Mrs. Mary Frances Walton, principal and teacher of the fifth and sixth grades, (Herald Photo) pbtor,s1.,taj.'b,g t.stlfl.d before the 3oniIs eoaiatltstlonsl rights seb.oi mitt.s ao spokesman for ti114 NARX*. Tb. ansdatli claims moe, the. 13,005 uses Ile * . .. The sebr.Jti. . .opens its second weak of burialis on . administration's pe D. posala to setiow, dleerfmla I. I .41 I i i , .: ~ -,,- I L ! I . I " I . q. 0 ,# I I ' )/ . - '# _ - JOEl. PHYLLIS CHAPMAN (right) secre. tary for the Jaycees for the pant five years, leo pleased and surprised as ithe accepts award from Jayceettes President Joanne Rowe. Mrs. Chapman also received an award from the Jayceeii in appreciation for her "faithful and devot. ed service." (Herald Photo) VINYL OR NYLON lip SAVE TODAY - AT COVIERED SOFA & CNAM s 10 Sofa ma is Into comfortabl, bed, Say. Yosw Cash! Easy T.nns! Months to P 1 - ~ . • 1 1 . I - .. . . -. E - - - . . . . . • • • , , -- . • •- .. . 1-- -' .'"-' • - - • .?' 1 . ' • -• • • . ' • •b - - - ( $ -. . :. -• . . . . I -.'.• ,' - - . - ••. Ift , t -. . - •• ; S. Seminole $ uIwe..i Hats. , _' - • I 11 , 9n,&e3fimm"A "IT I I ", - :, .-' . . '. ' ' / -• - - .i ,._ • , . -, I- - -- I l. I I • • .' • ' I_' I 1 ' ri - IP ) 5 I "ple Haw" 4,68-4102 ~ ' ossilil -- ' .: . , SI new own,,, by the ie.j. ,. ncctlng Into an OlJi.*jUeJ summer ufJrt,Ing filtil Got on civet to your olis Major, jrlve the 01JO VIM like best. Discolor r how much OlJsmobile carei about she thin,. 'f 1__•_l I I( W Sm vow swasm 06& Drskr...i1W N-a " 60 ho QMV&i" iff"of -- %. , ' JAL ,iot" poll t.- 1. It-0 1*1110 14111"I'sts W V.,t,A so" i * , I . , - - - . • I • ;f' :l I - - - - • I THER . HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO, 2215 W. First Street M 203 £ REST - FRIDAY'S TILL s S • • P.M. _____ I 322.0983 L -. .-- -• -,'--- - ' - - i,!; .-Nk~ ,-, . . t'r . • . a • h,. - • ' • )' -• . ' 1 •• • ..'. , - -''."y 1 . • ' - - ,. . - -, - •- . - ,-- • . ' 1 e"1 - -... ' - - 'p ,. - r • •. • • lift-dgil", suid Knowles. city Interprets them." The state official notcol Ovvr .14) tun* uf gypsum Hospital Tells Stand On Med*icare that the permit is "loosely line., bEen ai'plic.i since the written and hoes not, spell out ilreilgii,en operations began specific details." ahe.tit two mon s ago. "This has undoubtedly led Meeting with l)uilose were th to a soinewhat different Inter- 'Ilk-111bers uf the city commiall, pretation by the (l'ame anti siufl. City Atturnoy William Fresh Water Fish field work iiutthisosi, f N Rilhard Jr., problems likely to arise when private Insurance companies, ('fs. Apparently they tb not. (in charge of water testing Medicare goes into effect July anti will be based on each do,:- Interpret tho stipulations lit (illurutions for tile city), .400. is hopeful that it will be approved for participation in the Mcdl. program might get off to a smoother start if medical lead. an were called In for last-mm- ror Friday rail Quofa care program; however. there Pn!llminary hearing for A Ute ConSUlt&tioa on possible pro. remains one matter to be re- Forest [Ake Academy teacher blems. solved. One of the problems causing The July draft quota for and his two companions, ac some concern among physi- Seminole County is the lowest $lA`1 0of" trustees that room Integraa.m. Friday clans is the amount of paper- of the year and lowest in sev0 0 0 . flon (of Patients) should not be will be hold at to Two nuaked, armod bandits forced upon the pay patients In the chamberp of Justice of work that may be Involved in eral months. The Volusia-Seminale Park filing claims. hold up the night manager of Only two Seminole County area across the bridge on Lake $ njj toed store In South and this is now being required the Peace Hugh Duncan. Another is the outside scru- youths have been ordered in. The tr i II Monroe looks inviting now that Seminole Count Tuesday night by certain agencies of the (fed. tiny of doctors' bills that may ducted in July, Mrs. Nancy it has been cleared. with an undeter- eral) government. Albert result from the determination Nordstrom. Selective Service and *wap*d Smith. 38, n. A. "We Icel that this is an I Maitland; anti of "reasonable charges" which official, said today. ed amount of cash. accord. It's interesting to note: Ca.. min frtngement on the rights of all Robert Jamison Burnham, 15. are reimbursible under Medi- Mrs. Nordstrom said the conSheriff J .It)7. ing to . former academy stu. selberry'. police chief, Kenneth pay patients regardless of race, cares optional insurance plan. tinuing high rate of enlistments Winter flower.. Rows Jr., o. 'lent - pleaded innocent to the • • • Triplett, is not a resident of color or creed and we do not in the county is partly reaponPark, night manager of the is correct interpre- charges Tuesday when srthe community he serves. It The Social Security Adminli. sible for the low quota. Totem, Store on East SR 4:16 think this tation of the Civil Rights Act ra itned before Duncan. and his family reside at 2*161 tration, which will conduct the Fifteen Seminole young ross (near turkey farm). to ported which makes no such require. South Magnolia Avenue in San- he was ju The three were chargt.41 after prouram. already has sought to left for Jacksonville this momat locking the Wit went. allegrilly ford. breakitig inti) the reassure the nation's 280,wo ing to take examinations for I door of the building shortly "This is merely an interprets- h1)n16 Of Mr. anti .Nlrg. (,*art ph Y.1iciam on 1xith points by Iwasible induction Into the armafter 11 p.m.. when two armed tion of the Department of Croas, 741 Palm Circle, Forest mailing to each of them a ed forces. They are In the 19 to men ran toward him and or. Health, Education and Welfare, City, Sunday night. "Medicare reference guide." 26 age bracket, Area Deaths .......... 2 tiered him bark inside. Once Smith posted $ 1,01)0 bond and "We believe that enforcement The guidebook explains that Recent high school graduates Bridge ................ ...,........... inside, he said, the masked men of room integration is not in was released , but Moyer anti claIms fur Medicare benefits who have been accepted for adtold him to put all ths Money the best interest of the patients. Burnham are beinic held in will be filed on a simple single. U1133i0n ,to College this (all y page, single-copy form. are urged to bring In their let. Crossword Puzzle PA The men apparently fled the always has been, the only ob- bond has been ,et at $1.W0 and If a physician balks at this, term of acceptance to the draft Dear Abby . .......--.. 8A woos In a car parked behind Ject and concern of Seminole Burnham's at $11AW. be can bill the patient directly board. Editorial Page ___... ,A the start. Deputy Roy Rice, in- Memorial flospital.11 In addition to the breaking and let patient do the paper Sirs. Nordstrom said those EnaImaent sIpUng officer, SA-9A portetI Members of the hospital are and entering charge lodged work of filing the claim. ho have been classified 1-A Horoscope ...... IA tracks at the scene indicated A. H. !'etcron Sr., chairman; against the trio, Burnhani also The book also points out that because of graduation from 16). . . ..... . ..................... 8-9 thers may nave men a third Andrew Carraway, John Evans, hices grand larctii.y chargeA detc-rin ilia tion of "re-sullable hi;~Ih school may be re.clasxi. P°fl' 4.5 person involved as driver of Robert Bradford and John See, in the theft of a motorcycle charges"will be made, not by lied as students if they have TV PA the getaway car. rand. from the house. government ofilciaLs, but byj bs.vn aecepteil. ........,....... . ______ .- - ' ' . - s .,, '' . j of the St. Johns River, stonlusig aiitl agreement on an Tuesday. Interpretation of the permit At the urging of the State for dredging and see If we G;me and Fresh Fish Commis- cant clear this matter up to slon, DuDose had Issued an the sa tisfaction of all con. order to the city on June 7 or- cerneti," l)uliose told a San. dering dredging in the lake bt' ford lIi'rid'l reporter. stopped until muddiness of the ;J.t, 4 . In reply to further quo*. lake and river had cleared. The tions, Dulloct, said that the city refused to comply with checks annie daily by city the stop order, and invited crews testing the muddiness DuVose to come and "see for anti turphilty of the water, himself" that the situation appsasr to me to be adequate." I hers was not as had been in lie said he saw no dead fish j'ij terpreted to the internal lin or crabs '".,iprovsmsis Trustesa by Ilarohi lie suggested that the Moody, field officer with the spreading of gypsum chemicals F(.FWP'C. on the water to hasten settling Meeting with city officials of suspended solids be Increas. and state legislator, at lunch, cii miii applied more inquest. Duhlo.o replied in answer to iy to increase depth of clarity questions from the local men in thu water. that the controversy between (Thu permit stipulates that the city and the Florida (lame gypsum I,o spread at the rate . and Fresh Water Fish Corn- of mm ton per acre, when the •,, mIssion Is a "inisuu,k'rstuntl. iuud,Iua,s of 11*e water reaches , lag" anti "can bo resolved a point where $ man's band without 'making is federal case cunnot, be acun sIght inches out of It'." untl,r the Water.) l)uhiosu said his Inspection "We'll Il be glad to spread indicated that the city is corn- more iyps"n, rather than shut plying with the regulations down the iIrttl.e Gypsum costa and stll)ulationa as set forth ill $ii.50 ii ton-it coats over $J,. the dredging permit, its the .00 a day to operate Ut. ' . 'I -. ' . I i Down In July -__'---- o Herald Index - ( , • OLOS ' • • .- . . • • . ,,.,. . 111* .' •'" . . , . • , ',.' .; ,,-iq. - . It . I ,.,;! ,.- I . . .. ~- - damp cloth to re*.ti, its sederieg beauty, ssior i7'(j7 '' ' -• plims"ll every alecoor. 6 0 vifielle by 1116114 GoOols only 47 '."' - - ': . I •. •. •. "'I".1 ' • • • .j. •• •. • . ,. -----------NOW - •t i & s i ,i. - MU •• - - IS TH9 TIME TO PLAN YOUR .1... I Sfore Manager .. 0 Man-sited their %Wifh special TV mechasi.m that leaks in lest right vlewIø pssiHsa. Has gssth. r.bl*q action, 0 Tuffed foam square pillow back. Choice .1 colors hi t' " •: Handift Rob want in a chair at his own. cam comfort. Glove-soft Vtn.fle -• -' - -' .'. . • Board of trustees of Seminole WHITE HOVSE north of the ACL bridge near Memorial Hospital issued thtslCO.\'FAD HELD readers She says she shopped lb. U.S. 17-u2 and 14 bridges, fl. 1. tor's customary charge for the quite the same way as the .lut-I. Cbu-elan,i, John Kritier, statementconcerning Medicare, WASIILSGTON (UP!) conbiderably before finding one In other action at its meettors, hospital admini,itrators President Johnson, who plan. particular service In question. city." he suld. Rep-eleet, Thomas AtelIonald. to purchase for Flag Day. She lug this week, the Port Author. following a meeting Tuesday: and other health A change will ha considered Uuli',se saul when he returns C. Conklin, engineer with I.J. official, from nedto meet with the isrti. suggests that some store offer ity, s4opted a tentative budget "The recent publicity regard. throughout the nation were cipants called the one-day con. reasonable so long as It is no to Tallahassee he plans to at'- Clark Dietz, Painter and As. ",jsi' on flags before for 1a687. it elU be presented Ing the Medicare program and called to the White House today lerunre' higher than the doctor's custo. range a nieeting with Dr. o. sot-iu tes, (engtneurjng firm toIn responsu ,, * July 4 so more people will fly to the Scud of County Coin- th e listing of Central Florida to confer on the last-minute gestion from Sen. Clifford mary charge and Is within the G. Frye, director of the Flor. toiiied by thu city for the lake. , Old Glory. aissiosers at an early date. hospitals which have been ap. gcner:ii range of teas prevailing liii. Game anti Fresh Water front development work), City Case (R-'i J ) SC Boumullat as reelected proved has resulted in substan- II • 'I Fish Commission, I probably Finance Director howard Case wrote John W Gardner, in the community. The owns one chaoirmon of the authority. All tial inquiry regarding S ImLoole Friday or early next week." Whelchel and members of the ecretary of llealth, Education acre right in the middle of the other officers were re-elected Memorial Hospital. "Dr. Frye, City Manager W. press. and Welfare that the iedicarc ".eJty's lakefront sanitary land- also. 'Seminole Memorial Hospital r fill area, where the proposed 'end up dn?lo. 4 Wide range of colors . . . 4 Ow Ptic* fh4f may never be re. peafedl I "I S tropical garden and new zoo are to be located, wants $7~W 1 for his acre. Present county evaluation is $1,600 and the v% - _______ • ••..' ' • 11 . . Knowles and I will sit down hour personal inspection anti discuss this matter and atof the lake and portions tempt to conic to an under- ng Ill DOWN Diunu 1, - , . ;Ll ' .' •' - ' .; I. r. __.., . . t . . . ". . ..,. • • . • - •. - Fail Of Costly Lather. Now j0Jh. S Priced r Father's ay t my - - ye T" M 7001 Ise Ves ves Tea Vol ye. ye TOG ift '106 TOG V" TOO Tell TOG Tea Tea "a "a . parcels of land for the port. Two other Parcels have been 49 recipients. LCOT AM I . un Marshall College in Lan. lied the purchase of three more ' - yes Vol ye. yes ye. v" vot yes yes yes yes yes ye ye y ye alumni certificate as a member RoumUlat a 1 so announced of the class of 1916 of Frank that the apthorlty has author. #B#A , I - '' • • - , previously purchased. Flags are hard to find local. p construction is planned - Dehtons - . - -. • • • .° • . . . -. ., State Internal Improve. ment Fund, after a two- ConklIn, engineer. Sanford to determine the comhas been award ed a 50 year munity's eligibility for funds, - - . a r- . • . . .t.• C. ._. '' - OlJsmobii every day,e's s.svtng sEason is In full swine Anti Nom Norne . • gnrd to dredging of hydraulic material for the marina I1 landfill area. This wits the opinion "pressed by John Dullone. chief of the bulkhead section for the trustees of the Olerald Photo) .....- -..---.-- . •,• hF and B. DuBsu of •' A.. • fI(t,, 'P. - TB 1.1514 .. .•. John ' , . ' •. Virginia Irstrooks Bo 154 dastard r , ' trade Sunday night. Seems a thief stole Vincent's car. How, under the Economic Develop. ever, he was not left without ment Act for construction of transportation, for the thief barge facilities cc the St. left a bicycle in the car's place. Johns River near Sanford. • Chairman Francis B. Bourn. The intersection of W. 25th iflat Jr. met with officials In Street and Old Lake Mary Washington last week in regard Blvd. has been deemed not un. to getting EDA assistance in usually hazardous after a study develonnent of the Sanford by County Engineer 13111 Bush port ' have Instituted the neces lie says he does not believe a blinker light I. needed at the Uzy steps to determine our ellCibilty for EDA Sum!,," Bourn corner. LUst told the autherity ____ . . . What .tny motorists do,i't ii'.iUni U' week Jooqi11l outlined details of know about driving fills our the Public Works and Economic hospitals. • • Development Act pissed by the I Dr. Frank Leone, director of illS Congress. the Seminole County health Purpose of the act is to help Department Is attending Ute communities suffering from the 17th annual scientific assembly loss of a major employer by y. of the Florida Academy of Providing financial and techGeneral Prac tice being held In nical assistance for the creation Orlando this week. The auem- of new job mas ______ Bdu*mWat met with bly is designed to provide 10 Harvey, hours of accredited seminar for use DA Wnuc ,,alsswg' and lecture work. The faculty too and with John Kavanaugh includes 11 authorities on a • a Department of Defense repwide range of subjects from resentative stroke rehabilitation to Medl :. The Port Authority chairman care said he e a p.c ted the PA ,, i...- V Wean 6"rasames,1 11 5.000 bedsna% an Mrs ow aft VMS "WON in eased 10111 in Walloon and , I County Port Author. . i £ i d.. " plans i. sees scu.ai funds '. - am vej ,Iafl - Seminole • , -. -. • UN anot,.• r .. Moneys . - S By Dottie Austin No serious problem exists lit Lake Monroe in reo ,:., i . sentative of Internal Improvement Trustees. Prin. .1 ' * , ,':-~, cipali are shown here looking at plans for marina . L facilities. Front left W. E. Knowles, city munar •. ger, Sen. Mack Cleveland, Mayor A. L. Wilson, P'.. at a I cemmunity p , - -- - ye ye I father of era dredging work ill without I t ti 1 at meeting of local officials with state repre. 4. lts;:r, It.'. .f" e f" LAKEFRONT DEVELOPMENT .I--- ' I - . " ' • Tr ' - - LIII. so that the reading pubik may know "what's flew. And our hats are o f to em! mp cs& am WEATHER: Tuesday 88-69, one Inch of rain; warm and more rain thru Thursday. VOL. 58 NO. 213 - UP! Leaned Wire - Established 1908 - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1966-SANFORI), FIAMIIDA-Prlce 5 cents men who get out of bed sit 4:30 The herald's staff photograph. er, got the worst end of a ' yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. ye, ye $ yes yes yes yes ye s yes yes yes ye' 'fail vat yes 'Ile ties yes yes yes Vol yes ve* yes yes Vol Vag tell V , , 4. W. B. Vincent Sr., - 4 1l:. nsieiii~ in nu mornings on East Second street gre owned by young businesit. ~ ; I Malliher's has searched fhe markets for fhis aufsfanding value. No. where will You find ifs equal in styling and for the ice. Call spring and foam constructedi Choice of Ion weiring flyJp or wash. abie vInI upholsteryl Generous size, smart looking and comfortable. tv Meats 0 C. ( 1J4r ' ealttj r1D 14rra ,..Wtf1 11F Ruling, Ai *de Avers 1'-~,-. '*~~-,*,#".-; ed PortSeeks . - N ONE " " learns thos, loud scooter mufflers In the early ______ ;:: ;:: ;:: y:: ye: ;:: ye: ye: :: Vol::yea ,Vag Ile$ 'Its Tea '108 Val vos yes . Me Clock' Compare with suites priced elsewhere $ . - 9439 . to . even as much as.1149! Nile of America" "The " Awl $99 qp I~k 1 ___ yes eves re. yes ea yes yes yes yes yes yes err, Dr. Eugene Ellis, Edward botham and City Manager War. 0 the St. Johns River on , Walk Record O - macs.'- F . Seminole County - Party Held At Geneva School . . 0 1 C t MATHERS . Alexander restated policy of the W. H. Martin and Robert Ward, wood; Mayor A. I. Wilson and commission "to not ordinarily Oviedo; Council Chairman Ar- Commissioners Joe B. Baker, take ovw maintenance of city thur Wheatley, Dr. Edith Dull At. 1. Itaixim Jr., Earl Illagin-- .. No Serious Problem Seen Wi *th Dred 9in9 . PC SOFAnSLEEPER SUITE ./ VAA __ A J p il leagse will be to exchange instance of its responsibility," rise 70 per cent of county tnt- community, he sees no differ7% Idea, as first suggested Idess ustill promote elow eo- Request was board from fit and asked for assistance ence between providing road@ Altamonte Springs, To" operatim and Understanding North Orlando's Vice Mayor with building sidewalkal from for school buses, as had ben i 5 ' .. •, wiw. an. .,quienieey e.nuui nusan cone In asseIoerry ny joma , _ organize a county lossim of Commission rant. I 1% 64 Whils realtors reniws d their opposition to the ban . leg section of the bill, a .1, - I I . Just iplinkle a Ut me alkaline (iion'cld) poodor. on your plate., old false teeth Mori nnwy, so they feet more comfort. able. Does not sour. cbftks odor bruth". Got FASTMMI at ru* counisse eaerwkars. By Fates m.niclpailtlsu, .,olvsd with dl.. Alexander, who conducted the men, In the village. Wets point. Councilman E. R. William- and in providing sidewalks for all members of the county corn- ielberry; Davis and Councilman Formation of a Seminole r". cas" Is, 69 pun for this mettine, clarified certain poll. oil out the on"uarter mile son eraphitsixed the large num- Lorialwood's wbool children. H* minion, f 8cludistir JObft Fitzornmenta leartio to be saw gotrernmentell 191141`110l, cies of the commission. explain. rood connects SR 434 and SR ber of school children who further declared bin position in Patrick, lao Clary. and Edward Robert Rogers, Charles Robin,on nd Robert Nowell, Altsposed of officials of the muin addition to members of Inc the county does participate tis. Alexander answered that walk from the school and ask' favor of the request Yarborough In addition to nkipalitlies and members of the the sounty sommisslas, mayors with municipalities in paying the county does WA ardinalrily ed "must one of our children Alexander reported the coun- Alexander and Swofford, Coun. IMont: Sprints; Wets and Councounty governing bodies was and councilmen of municipsil. of main arterial roads with a maintain clay roads In a mu- be killed before we ean get ty might be willing to lend ty Engineer William Bush, clirnen Charles McIntosh and endorsed Tuesday evesting at Uss, the msporlateadent at Pub- distinct situation of county nicipality. some help with this projectl" use of equipment on Saturdays County Road SuPt. J. C. Lav- Charles Howell. North Orlando; a dinner meeting at ominty He buttrudes, and members traffic. "Funds are limited how. TAngwood's Percy, White re. Commissioner Lawrence and that the board will consider antler and County Attorney White and Councilmen Eugene commissioners and municipal of the School Board ,lfl be In- ever," be said, "and the board quested maintenance of Mark- Swofford pointed out, while be lb. matter. Harold Johnson. Municipal of- Jaques, Paul Maloney, William. Starts Big Fire .., I I . ' L ea ue OKd ities I I SANTA 3A*SAIIA, Calif.(UP!) A stubborn bros and timber fir., the worst I I . 'I, ~ ). arid Southern California thi , year, consumed 31,000 acreI I 0 during the weekend In remot a reaches of Los Padres Malice al Forest, the U. 3. Form Service reported today. Spreading swiftly In boll north and south directions, lb holocaust raged virtually or checked despite as army c I 1,500 firefighters. tociudin Navy personnel from PoloI A "goodbye" program for awards of recognition to Win- some meals they had prepared Mutts Mr Station. sixth grade students of the (is. stan Haulerson, a local winner and served during the year and The firs, caused by lb I Diva School who are going into in the county spelling bee; Nick for all of the "little extras" crash of a private plan. Ii which two airmen were killed junior high was held in the Whiting, runner-up. and Sharon they had given the children, auditorium of the school with l'ickren, third place; to Janice An award also was presented headed toward Bates Ridge Ii Mrs. Mary Prances Walton, liraddy, second grader, and In absentia to Mrs. J. S. Peter. the north and Hurricane Flab to the south. The biass It principal, presiding, and offl. Rusty liraddy, fourth grader, son, teachers' aide. Or. for perfect attendance, (Lynn Flowers which decorated the about 30 miles northwest o errs of the Parent-Teacher Yarborough, second grade, and sCidool auditorium were dottat. this picturesque beach city. ganizat10 as co.mojerator,. A musical program was pre. Patricia Brumley, first grade, eJ by a local flower shop with seated by fifth and sixth grades received perfect attendance Mrs. Ed Yarborough, assisted combined, under the direction awards in absentia); and, to by Mrs. Polly Denton, in charge MOSCOW (UP!) - Con. Of Miss Junette liastom, who Anna Catherine (Kay) Bowen of the decorating. Mrs. Joseph nady Agapoy set $ world re. also served as accompanist. for 'bravery" displayed when E. Mathieux made corsages for cord of two hours, 12 minutes The children sang several selec. she fell and broke her upper Mrs. Walton and the girl grad. Mg seconds in the 30-kilo. (ions from the film, "Mary arm on the school grounds Just wiles and they were presented meter iLl miles walk Sun. Poppies," and, as usual, "Su. before the term ended for the as an added token of esteem day, according to Taa*, and remembrance, ___ percaluraglllsticexplaljdoclous'. summer. was the pepplest anti most sit. Mrs. Ruby Denton, lunch. New York Stock Exchange room supervisor, and her as. Supreme court Justices pealing to the audience, officials recently welcomed Special guest speaker for the slstant, Miss Fayc Hampton, Who engage In private prac. Florida Steel Corp. to "big evening was County Prosecutor were presented awards In ap. lice are liable to Impeach. board" listing for th. tint Kenneth McIntosh, whose topic predation for the good, whole. ment. time. was "'the Challenge is Yours." In his talk It was noted "commvncement is not the end Too yes yes yes yes yes Yes Yes yes yes Vol yes but rather the beginning to yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yet yes yes yeo v's YeS yes yss yes yes yes vs. yes yea yes yes yes ye. initiate a start In a new field," yes yes yes yes yes yes yet yes yes yes yes yes vss ye' yes yea ye. vs. ,e. ye. ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye, yes yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes and was stressed that one of yes Two y,s yes yes yes yes yea yes yes yes yea yes ye, yes yes yes yea yes yes yes yes yes yes y the most important things a yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yea yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes yea yes yes yes ye. yes yes ye. yes yes Person should remember Is "to ye. yes yes yes V ol yes yes yes yes yes yes . yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes keep close to our Lord, choose yes yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yea yea yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes TO our friends and associates, and yes yea yes yes yes yes yes yes Val yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes y yes vs. yes yes yes ye yes ye yes yes yes always keep busy and work yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes ye es yes ye. yee yes yes ye. ye ye. ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. yes Vol yes yes hard." • yes yes ye yes yes ye. ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yr yes Special gifts were presented yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. ye yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes to Mrs. Walton, who also serv. yes yes yes yea s ye. yes ye yes yes Vat yesyesyts yes Val yesyesye,e • ci • esyeyesyyeyeyeyeyeye, yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes' ed as fifth and sixth grade To e yes yes yes yea yes ye yes yes yes yes yea ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes we * teacher, Mrs. Vivian Welsh yes yes ye. yes yes ye. ye yes yes , yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes first and second grade teacher, vssvesyeeyesyesyey.,yeye yes yes yes ye, yes yes yes yes yes ye, yes y yes yes ye. yes yes yes ye yea ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes TO and Mrs. Mary Barnes, third to yes ye yes yes ye. yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. yes ye. and fourth grade teacher, front y yea ?es ea yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yea the Pro In "gratitude for a es yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye yes yel yes yes yes yes yes yes ys yes yes yes yes yea yes yes yes yes yes yee yes Job well done." Too ves yes Val yes Vat y,s yes ye,yes vuveeyesyesyesyesyeyeyey,5ye vss yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes Mrs. Walton presented yes yes yea yes yes yes yes yes y yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye. yes yes ye. yes yes yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes ye' yes y ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes Vol yes yes yes yes y yes yes yes yes yes y.y ye,y.s yes ye yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes To yes yes yes yes yes i.e yes ye. yes yes vs. Val yes yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes To yes yes yea yes yes yes yes y. lot yes ye. yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes ye ses I l . • 1- TIM- '51 yea ' " ye ye V e. ye, yes yes cc es Val !11'":, FALSE IEE I N . S S M, lion Ina.leee rental sIi U type. of housing, ba.ssv I. galls. to f.dersl and stat june., seiko attacks on eli n rights wechors $ loden I! crime, sad to allow lb. got p. wiaeat I. file desegrogatla Suits agalast schools as d Airplane Crash . it 17, .f. N..d Nat Imbarress Insisting the open-housing proposal is unconstitutional, - . S County Municip X"T lorearvis of false tooth have pjff,rsd i'e.l embsfl*Muh,nt because ,V Grob. thew PIA14 e. Do not bled alicia thi wionS of U1111 irper n pie, it has been overwhelm. - r enhanced, by the enactment Of this measure," Emlen said. "In every case where a aimliar law hata been submitted . rights leader endorsed I) lull psekage although angle Ithat the section as ptot. lag civil rights workers' I brosde..d. . "We are convinced that the cause of Improved rue rein. . I I 0 A• _1,1. Swimming Pool . C en Remode1li.ng 10111 ANY OTHER HOME IMPROVams"T1 NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED Plan and act now before your contractor is booked up for spring. Come in -discuss if -enjoy your home Improvements all summer. WHATIVIlk YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT NUDpRlAltRANG, YOUR LOAN - CALL 322-1611 RALPH PUOID, JIM DOUCITTI se IYIIITT MeTill a, up u a,000 - f=4M SrAAF B"AP M MIU PC ; "Serving You is Our Pleasure" f 1 1 . 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NAG ••'•' 29 s - % 2 . - __ ____ - PRISM TINNI LETTUCE .. - • __________________________ . I ; . . - - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII L.r.C4k.b.rg . . . . il .r,lt iq 0 - . . .... . . -. Expires ds S 11 •- ioii-. By Paul rison eMcmnu is. ai& "a=(()_ Request Cud. 1771 -..- S er aninth--$'ratb- Cease Recowed Rudolph 9WCK Pt ".4 -*.--U to the tpeopl. for tbe leu=. of ___ MoA*Prfvetebsoodresaonforgoppngpf tsosoimany! ica" "The Nile of Am -.70 C . _________ e NANO lUCID ...,.......... the s'" 90.66; low tonight 70. high day 90. .sks8sIre VOL 58 NO.194 -upi Lon. Wire Established THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1908cut off on the kidnap ltd1 J SANFORD, FLORIDA - Price 5 cents A telephone dl by a rap Dredging of 300,000 cubic re,eggatj of the State Gains Wednesday bringing a flood yards of muck for the San. and Fresh Water Fish Corn. of onUs to Th Herald.) marina project Ii near C C Cs ______ mission requesting that the completion and filling In of the City of Sanford cease dredg. Down-'N.Under Surf Club 13-acre sita will begin Friday. ing operations In Lake Monroe of Sanford will have a car _____ City Manager Warren E. vow has been termed "liar-ta,.. wash Saturday at ib.I's Knowles today said the dr.dg. ment" by City Manager W. Z. 3unoco Sersic. Station, 300 8. Ing work has gone much quick. Knowles who received the Park Menu.. There *111 be By Deena Est R. C. CARLSON at than pect.d. call. -pkk.up and dslivery $ST'WICC• , "I am no man's man but "we've been getting thus Tb. city manager ouUInsd Call 322.9801. (There will be progress of the marina the my own," Robert King 111gb, telephone calls and personal a small charge.) 14 project at a meeting of the I.e. gubernatorial candidate from visits daily from the Gaine Seminole County Chamber of Miami declared to 800 avid and Fresh Water Fish Corn. A st.ak supper down by the Commerce Coffee Club this mission people, In a cotiauriverside. Tb. Sentinel. Cairn. Ca supporters who jammed the ous program of '. " -,., ~ , J -, morning, harrassmeat ty Sportsman's Association L CIvic Center Wednesday night of the city's operatic, on the Filling will begin at the . will hold a big feed at Its park to meet and hear "the inter, lakefront project," Knowles boulevard on the east side -. S " • on SR 45 at the Wkivs Rim ":' said. rity man" speak. of the jetty. The jetty now a Saturdayfrorn53otoapnt 'All dredging permit condlHigh's talk, which was enbeing leveled and will inbe Procee will toward . thusiastica ll y received, was lions as set forth by the U. a. ll area. the fi cluded in ( national Improvem ents at the Interrupted upon four separ. Corps of Bngine,ns for this park. Then, will be door Rudolph Columbus Carlson, Knowles said the first part ate occasion, for standing operation have been met, are 73, former chairman of the of the fill project will be to prizes. being met and will continue ovations, Longwood City Council for is create an earthen dike around . -: ,,N o man tells me how to to be met," Knowles decla red. I . . I route to Winter the marina site and then to 1 ounty Board years, died to The Seminole ~ o Is, the call received Wellses. run this campaign from in. of Commissioners has been Park Memorial H os p it a 1 pump the fill inside the dike the day afternoon, the caller ap. side the state, outside Is W nesday until the elevation nine and ed night after- suffer. asked to Investiga te the posit. state, or anywhere else. i pear-ed to be reading a pro. attack. FOR. one-half feet. bilities of establishing a gsme lag a heart hav, little money and little pared statement asking that the Funeral services " f will be at However, Knowles said management preserve th e city discontinue dredging organization. When i am Black Hammock area. The 2 P.M. Sunday at Community everything wasn't going so light penetration in the ernor, I will political until have no Methodist Church of Cassel. smoothly. tat* would have control of berry wi at of discharge reaches debts to pay off. I will be th Rev. Delmas Cope"Ws have been threatened S such a preserve, tight Inches. able to represent every eec, land, assisted by Rev, E. P. with a stop order by the fish S •S5 Knowles replied that "In lion, every man, woman, and Richards, officiating. Burial and game people," he said. dignity sPSction checks taken today at -. child, with fairness, Tb. St. Johns River Ad. will be in Longwood Ceme. "We're going to have a little visory Committee, of which (c three points indicate that pi. and int.rgrity," he pledged, ry battle on our hands. They Jim Crows Is a member, has Paearers, all can ganquirements are being met as "When a campaign former asked the county if It would members of the city governS are going to try and stop us irate $1 million in campaign we have been Instructed," we're not going to stop," 0 be willing to set aside car- ment, uill be A. H. Lormann, heand expenses, the public will end "WO are treating the dis. declared. 0 I tam sections of lakes as fish . up paying th e bill, because, charge at the outfall using on. 1. John Reams, management areas for control-Carl JohnLoinmier, Farina, Buford Helms Dredging out the muck afl(I • -for the spoils system to oji ton of gypsum per acre to en. depositing it into the lake • fa state, there must be fat in pedite settling of the solid type fishing, , and Jim Reiter. S S In Bata3,000 feet from the dredge , • .. ' Born May 1, 1898, the budget. You don't con- suspe nsion materials stifled tribute to Burns' campaign, up by the dredging," Knowles Lyman Greyhound land via, Ill., Mr. Car-lion cams point began 24 days ago, Th. 'INTE(RITY' to work is on a 24-hour basis, was the theme of Miami Mayor explained. porters in the first primary to vote for high s will be selling tickets from there r membe 24 years ago you are assessed. Robert King high's plea to :ioo Seminole Coun. He related that lb. Game next 'tuesday. At left is John Kader, county 'this wee k for a fish fry to be Longwood and was a resident six days a week. "Pubik business should be ty supporters Vednesday evening at Sanford chairman for high anti at right is Robert Pc. held Saturday at the school of 973 South Grant Street. transacted in public and not and Fresh Water Fish Corn. Civic Center. Scott Kelly (inset) urged his sup. mission representatives have tree, high state ndviiury committee. ja lbe bac k room, athletic field beg in ning at 2 During his term of office as SPORTSMEN BEUl?D claimed that fish are being he is credit. LAKEFRONT PROJECT p.m. and continuing until dark. council chairman "The primary piece of leg. killed In the lake. Ily fettle Austin A softball game is planned ed with instigating the city's islatlon that will be advocat. Knowles denied this, saying ..s part of th e family fun. Pin- revolving street paving pro. Officers of th e Seminole ad during my administration that city crews and he per. reeds will go for the new tram, effecting the loan and County Sportsmen's Asiocia. will be * strung Of sonally , have checked th e ak, city's water tion in a requested interview bend uniforms, bond Issue for the interests law and if the legi- daily and find as n uiuns.1 system, bulldig the new cIty with this reporter Wednesday suture won't pass it, I'll go dth of fish. • a,. - ' "h5'o thtn1 h'tilnd ntuIlciil warehouse, d'&rsd 'th. more peep. we In th people. "We hav, city news thd to the more convinced we are building of a second well for to do with bringing these "We must move ahead as a lake 24 hours a day," Knowlis total stat. or not at all, the High-Burns race Is going the water system, putting In. Game and Fresh Water Fish said. to be a neck-and-neck contest to motion plans for the recent- Commission peepte in her, to "The tactics used by Hay. It was revealed that 4 right down to the wire. Some Jy completed aereation and harrus the city on the matter 1,'n Burns in the campaign wecic, one of the stat. ispre. peo pl pressed chlorination f ilities, ac anti the dredging in take." of e have ex lusiss an, without parallel, charact. sentatives threatened to kin g Cr' are being assassinated, an injunction against the ee m, privately, that they bringing a bout expanded S. IL (Jim) Crow., piest. dent of the association, and are afraid High is going to street lighting, ground under the heel of a dredge operatioui, but to tat. He was a veteran of World Howard Hodges, secretary, professional politician, a boss none has been served, War I, a member and tress- declared: Politician. who believes In the V. ,• . . . . Dredging of the muck lit Some Sanford civic clubs urer of Casselberry Commun. "Tb. presence of the Game Iron fist," he stated, the bottom of the lake Is slit. Methodist Church, a High was introduced follow- ad to be finished Friday wirn are expected to join in of. and Fresh Water Fish Cons- OCALA (UPI)-Robert King paas of the Florida press," FORT LAUD R I) A L forts to get a pay raise for year Mason, and member of mission field workers her. in the Miami Mayor's "proven Ing an emotion-packed talk by pumping of landfill material %ot. The herald said. Old Glory American Legion the past few weeks has not high told central-Florida (Ui'i)--Gov. hisydon Burns philosophy Is that of a tad- Scott Kelly who appealed to Into the policemen. marina area sched. High, who covered 10 counto south Florida today, kisi extre miii" Sanford has one police oWe. Post 183, in addition to being been requested or instigated ers today th e Burnt adminla. ties in a two-day automotive flew his former supporters to ac- uled to begin Into Friday. charging that Miami Mayor (ration Is or for every 800 citizens. This an active participant in all by The governor's parting Il%t'ly participate in High's The caller, after re-stating characterized by trip from Miami Tuesday and Iiot'prt King high's cam.*i is below the protection offer. civic affairs and organizations I Iva would liko to make It "the cronyisin system, the po. Wednesday. took Burns to Palirn promisoo w0t,111 lea d to shot was at a severance tax campaign for Florida and In his request several times and i d In such cities as Leesburg, of the city, clear that we are 100 per cent litical spoils system and pout. t as k for refusing to debate a pevvrant-e tax on pine trees. wlskh he said High proposeil IdwiPe the onlear off the name after Knowles insisted that all Sits. St. Augustine and Do- Survivors are his wife, of my family and the 331,000 requirement, are being met, son, Ro. bfhlnfl the creation of the %ith him. 111irtis completed his final to place on pine trees-& val- people who vote(I for me." Lulu Carlson. and a Land. . ended the conversation will% lakefront development project At a breakfast rally he at. In d telev h second primary cAmP ed2i0 liable commo ,dity in the rural pay of Police Chief Ar-n. bert K. Car-lion, both of Long. and hope to se It get as big tended before flying to Or. night, 111gb said he has swing through the rural con- Panhandle. T i ni be r, napial Vincent Roberts, area co-or. hung up. lando, High denied char g es elow that of old Williams 'tried over and over again to servative stronghold of the stores and pulpwood make up 'iinator John chiefs in Cocoa, Ocala, Titus. 50fl, of St. Petersburg; two dale. sever. Keller, 1(1gW. Ret the incumbent to debate Florlda ponhandle with a tele. a Ft. Pierce, sisters, Mrs. Mabel Pezusse, yule, Eau Gahils, consid table part of the Seminole County chairman, S personally went out of once tax on pine trees if elect. l'ecause this is the American vision appearance at Panama area's economy. of Orlando, and Mrs. E. H. Augustine, Leesburg, Palaed governor. High said he way. and Robert Petree, of the Gemini the Area In question thl after. City late Wednesday. Burns said high promised , wouldn't tax pine trecs "be. . tka, Vero Beach and Kisaim. Nelson. of Batavia, and four High state advisory commit. Ilut it's been Impossible to After stumping here today, to pzlss noon for a cursory Inspection cause timber Is the sam verance tax on grandchildren. mee. tee CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) . e as "ct the incumbent to meet Burns was to go to Miami Pine trees if at elected. "But I ________________ Pay for patrolmen Is far be. Niblack Funeral Home is in and find no unusual arnount of crops..6 The United States hopes to with me at any place or time tonight. muddiness except in the im. Gov ussure you this will never of arrangements, low that of most cities In the charge . Ifaydon Burns told vot' lake so it's been unfortunate Vhilu In northwest Flor- happen as lung as tiny Ion mediate area of discharge nor era in the pine-rich panhandle tht 20,000 to 100,000 class. an astronaut on the moon ' u have been unable to Ida. Burns r,'p.'*teil claims Burns is governor and has did we find any unusual Wednesday that AUSTIN Tea. (tJi'l) - 1969 with a two-day space the Miami hear the issues debated," he that U. S. Pinecrest Plans s-n. ftiht'rt Kenthe power to veto." amount of dead fish. We did Mayor would place a sever.; added. % Gordon Frederick says de. nedy of New York sup Burn, also suggested that Tecas' highest criminal ap- spectacular beginning on 51cm. fending five youngsters in the find some signs of the pros. ance tax on Umber if elected. also accused Burns of porting Iligh. ~ lit Iligh was a little sluw in re. peals court ha ordered "with. ariAl Day. once of oil. alleged hazing Incidents is on. To the cheers of "go, Red, becoming "an assassin of e governor also spoke porting campaign expendi- out further deiay' a sanity Space agency officials Wed. Th "Rumor has it that we have go," the red-haired High good character." ly going to coat them "Ave out against the so-called Lures to the secretary of hearing for Jack Ruby, the nesday scheduled the rerun of E. D. Knight will M*j. Sgt. cents." ills legal fee is one been charged with 'trying to pledged to "support the coii• "We have new slanders "N"gro hiloc ,,ti" (hat he condemned killer of presideis. Gemini 9's orbital eztrsva. Mate as required by law. lie be speaker at an Armed For- stir up trouble' for the city. tinuation of the crossatate cent for each cilent. (sal assassin Lee Harvey Us• ganza-featuring a rendezvous from him every day," 111gb elisinis went to high in the aniti no reports of printing e . . at ces Day program Pinecrest This is not true. We are not barge canal" and oppose any i and spacewalk-for May 31. said. first primary, and charged bills for "millions" of cam- wald. concerned with the dredging changes In the method of djs. Each year the Seminole School Friday at 11 am. paign br oc hures similar to of Sergeant Knight Is station. In the lake," Crow e declared. tr ibuting race track revenues. High Future Farmers those used by Kennedy in I America donate ten cents ed at Marine Barracks, San. "However, we are concerned Scott Kelly, %ho introduced New Vork hail showed tip on from each member to the J. ford Naval Air Station. Cdr. sbo'it signs of fish beginning 111gb to the breakfast rally, 111gb'. weekly spending sumF. Williams Memorial Scholar. Leo McDonald, of NAS, will to die in Lake Jessup, which accused Burns of "preaching mary. ship Fund. These scholarships lead the devotional service, w. believe Is being caused by sectionalism" and urged votBut the Governor said. are presented each year to The program will open with sewage affluent flowing from er-s to repudiate the "Burns "High will report them i am: singing of "America" and the Winter Park deserving Future Farmers at the area through type of government In 1"Ior. sure, after the election" the State convention. Not only Pledge of alleglanc to the Howell Creek," Crowe contin. Ida once and for 1 all and 'l'h, Governor toll crowd, does the chapter provide this, flag. Terry Rawls will read ueal. Florida get on as it ihotilti in the panhandle Wednesday : but It also sets up a $25 say- a poem. "A Patroit," and Den. With , an honest man as gus. "There are signs of a build, USMt. th. last six lays of ~ Ings band award for the bay nls Epps wihh tell the meaning up of alga. In the water and er-nor." TAMPA (UP!)- A teachers short of the needed four-fifths campaigning before Tuesday's In the chapter wIth the best of Armed Forces Day, High got his second news- committee to support the vote, it is b.ginning to bloom. voting would be the ntost grades. Andy Creamer was Susan Gallagher, champion bloom of the microscopic plant paper endorsement in as campaign of Miami Mayor The Times reported lb a t truclal, I the winner of this award for speller at Pinecrest, will be takes up the oxygen in the many days today he The Robert King high was form- after the failure to gain the ii, also told lady garment ; the year of 1963-U. presented a pin and certrfi. water anti causes Sanford herald said it would th idditional vote, 23 of the fish e 31 workers in Panama City e • cat.. m, runner-up, Eileen dl.. ed in Tallahassee last Satur- teachers favoring high form. Wednesday endorse the Miami Mayor night that he Installation t for new eldon, will received a Jaycee president Jim Rowe tificate.____ The Herald said It abandon. one vote to gain the endorse- In contributions on the spot. summer at th e request of the muddiness In the upper reach. and other officers w be he . ed its plans in remain neu tr al meat of the Poli ti cal Action George Dabbi, of Altamonte Presiden t. An aide said the as of Weklwa River. June 10 the Civic Center. TANKER CRASHES In the runoff campaign 'be. Committee for Education of Springs, incoming president I'resident Johnson made the don't know what Is causing NAHA, Okinawa (UPI) AT THE PARK ON cause of the smear tactics the l-'lurida Education Associa. of the FE,', was named prcsi' request al it weeks ago when th and we are looking at U. S. Air Force KC133 jet into t.scd by Burns and his resort lion, the Tampa Times rcdent, the report said, while Burns attended a White tanker crashed today on a It," Crowe said. to th e racist issue and the ported t od ay . WEKIVA i Joe Whelpton of Miami, presi- House briefing on the VietArea deaths ........ highway near Kawena Air Crows said his group was character assassination he The newspaper maid the dent of the Dade County Class- flagn war. crewmen engaged I inembers of PACE Voted room Teachers AssGciation. lassified *4a 2A.3A and an Okinawan dylan who bUlly of the U.S. Corp. of 1 The Herald said it decided three times early last Satur- was named treasurer. Engineers cutting a canal to take a A*II was struck by flying partisan poiition i day at a Tallahassee lm)tcl The Times sai(i filth h ad 1 Crossword puss1. ............. i through from the Big Econ. 'principally because of the after both candidates had ap- been notified of the formation TAMPA (UPI) -St. PetersTheir Abby ........... 1 oekhatchee River into Lake • governor's attack on the char. peareil before educators in 8UIPRISE! of the new committee. burg banker and community EditorIal page ....... IA TAMPA (UPI) - Jo. Cac. Jessup to relieve flooding In acter of former Senator Scott I the Florida Eniucatlon As. The newspaper said an f. ileader Harry H. Playford, 65, Entertainment 11 ciatore was jailed in lieu of Orange County. Kelly. ociation building Friday. tical endorsement by Pace was free on $3000 bond today PROCEEDS TO RECREATIONAL Horoecope ................2A $10,025 today after police s top. "This will rake a 'ceupool' "Burns made a grave tacti- night. i expected to come up Friday following his indictment by a IMPROVEMENTS AT THE PARK -1.9 7 him for speeding and of Jeseup, ones on. of cat error when he spread that The yule each time was ltmd La Tallahassee at an ezecu federal grand jury for aUeged j f0`11115d 8W,000 worth of stolen the finest fishing takes in Kelly would sell his support to 9 in favor of High, I e ____ -TV ..,.......-. •.-.. 12 Jewelry In his car. Florida," Crow, concluded. for any price across the front newspaper said, but one vote tion. bank funds. iut p.ragrspl* was •..........,,.....,. 34.OL 1111111111111 "c -. - the povdi. 98 BACON 69c pj ou SAUSAGE 49c i ..........., Seminole County On Muck I H1t th. floor, Mmi. That LB. LU. CAP'II JOHNS F-- his ab.,? - ALL .000 - L . - _________________ ration r CT$17 mountain rnaa is on Skid CIRtsr Cut LI. Mc *of . *of ...,......,,....,,,,3 9° N*,Y IOWID IN 171* PLAID STAMPS CHUCK 2Y U. re I S IBWATEBRANDS? - BEEF __ • 0 or Hdf LI. 45 *nhILy IIOUNO is to be better than or the equal of the_______ famo national gusran . .".. C 5 LB 39 N ROUND STEAK MINUTE CUBED STEAK SWISS STEAK RUMP ROAST SIRLOIN UP ROAST brands nation I. $lW.IISNT NUVY WSTUN notbetterthan . 4 . . il scti.l ai'e 6%, ~0 I i ,.I • Ope fr- red ging Laid To State : 1i ___._ D _______________________________ ___ __ 0 . 11! I 'Harrassment' ,-:__ S I . . "SuperiRight Short Shank Tender SMOKED brands A bearIng the I 1 C11 . . I .. . _. - 1. . SI On +mll . E . ~, . 00 ) . .1 . 1 I 0 1 : ; I / S . ., i 0 L - ..: *.-.•--SS--.--S--- ----- - - ----•-•.". - .---_-_---__---_J____---- . • / -k-. _ - - r -, 1 , 5 ________ ______________ .-i, t 1 -T ! _- --w 5_ S H - 0 5 - - 0 , •S• . - 41 SO • 5 5 S S - - S I 1:1 S S .- S , ••• S5 55 . . : - : I . 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(Uri).- thiRU VIA 4w enbaagb, cgs, saw asautopayrm,. poll ddsdeg a Jradvkk, Iwho for the hot tvi brunette of 17, the orft 1 had stalked the Tuscarora bills Holleabsugh died treat a sin. schlzcØsle wis visa pat-Is over. 11cr doctor said lade p- as a sniper, wounding two gle rifle bullet which pierced Ietu years iaahespltaUor she Is In excellent eondJflo Persons and pot.sbootlng • 1ko lip ci his left shoulder and the crlmlnelly insane, the despite .ma days of captivit V scorn of pedeittlans and me. emerged from his neck above 'mysterious mashed moanin chains at the hands of ft),IJ, J ull medal bettols alas. a1 Ms .. crazed gunman. Hollenbaugh, 44, was hunt, me etajectery ci th , rugged area Of south - ceatral LW MIsk'I To bbIk4a by Wit -am Hollinbaugh is ad down by I pOsh 01 imiit showed It could ,let bane ViM p, Pelasytvasla. Heavy rains and thunder. dUd. Aid this mountain ban She tast west. Ii wlds ha U1 Nil he. let which had known him as 700 04 She 4.54 W$1 fired by lubeek Dr. MeLucas storms rumbled along a line timid town characte-"5ie on a miestals form. PiUS? said, because Us boy was the mldstof what blspsyebla. Ann, disheveled and bruised, Vise. twses Weed ed trist said was a •'zo$. IMQO$(uPfl.-Acas. tttrmxh the Deep South to.iay, cli Pete' be was Calle& - was freed fIsi.g from a wisiow above renic episode," Ilofleabeugh uauftnitr.Is.* accompanied by ball and rested assured that the bulls It remained u.wa today hbolhhevjh. climaxed his elelsat life be the VIe. p.m.- be di 1d winds up to so fles an hour which killed hire also sad. I whe hilled U4is.bgh aid 7a IIs urns mr hi bad lived-. '. ftealeb*estinTSlIci . in Thxaa. the greatest terror It hai I why he seized Peggy Ann and ties ted emu with a gun. Clear and seasonably mild known since the Indians pill dragged her through the rug. ftrd the fatal shot. This was Pew Aria, cLalned at the ' w Asedas weather covered most of the aged the westward mov1n ged, lushly forested mountains Impossible becaus, the bullet k throughout the agosix. - • M*asI.MVfliwusad passed through the rest of the nation, wagons two centuries ago. for a week s. was not lag ordeal, was listed In en ;,:' ssRoDisbbutbs1sd w OW More than four Inches of The kidnaping of Peggy AN Larry Rabid, U. a farm ceflent condition, at Tultos albeeb by III to lit lied rain deluged Henderson, Ten., the killing of an TB! sgs.t an I youth, said he killed IWlen. "Ikyche Pets" vu the County Medical Costar in Me. ThSouus M--lV'" S knew Mellon. In an hour. Nearby Ibrere. the wounding ci a dsput3 baugh. He shots piunpbeo ball name every" Cousellsburg. Dr. Gerald T. "a told be foes. .. Is isis. Port, La, reported almost two sheriff during his flight wen from $ shotgun through a bough ug by. Ilarals.., they Intents said the blue-eyed hesWtbu*$hds7ddu • Inches In the same length of the last violent *episodes It window at his hom, at the tho ht. brunete high 5cb001 Jotilor hail Weed time. approaching man, whs also Now and sgals he'd leave would not be able to talk to .at'• -tn Faddist fllralaetoTenas today s' was eder fire fro* stats pe. his nashackls red saWs Is newsas. or polle, will .wc The domiusedesi the mountains and ' came as communities were his least Friday. lice canvergiag on the - !1totbsa1lisp-woses. atm nellsg from form. The TB! and state bicycle down to Ford', Esso ______________________ a&i.si,&,IbytbeINdOl,i,$ _110 and flask flooding Wednesday. troopers Uld their Isvesuga. station. Pass the time- of day, an whisk aged di Two ham were bliews Unit alae showed yotag * th en disappear back into the p,... - -- War. Vise. , aid as aulomohile was tolled beck's pumphis ball...a sti mountains. . Often he was se Poking "awns ' Aft sad Im and slay Audits. in. STATI for American Legion Auxiliary warn bald at Legion Home projectil. used for deer HOUSTON (11P!)-Surjoas to a junk pile, picking up odds adsidlit.111 psaa Siviral $1111541 sightings removed •,,, A. p laas.y In Easatle, Gail Gleason (alternate) and Unda Cot., representing Old an artificial bun Ing-killed Hdllenbough. SIN sugh$v $1-B were reported In 1ias WedGlory Unit 188 of Altaniout. Spring., and Sharon DImp.sy (right), But the Fulton County Cot. and ends to take back to his ,, AS 6:11-year-old retired wide was M ups. 1Mb elk acrid bLM.modsl Unit 251 of CauuIbiny, at. shown memtos of last nesday and the torrential ocer, Dr. Russell C. McLu. mountain home. U1D PlANTS People Navy In and Sound ft to had th o ug ht him odd but ____ L..rwse Stats session by Mary An Taai', of Mt. Dora, an esthu.. raise sad bassbe]1.0as hail ci di basl. CUT jj' accomplIshed for the first regarded m only as a charThe 9k - domedstosco hampered a alumni, who told the girls what to axpt wh.* they gut to Ta]. j time what It was dadved to actor. net hi said he oets to Isresilgals. is)), we to he is ci an laMe.. Jun. 17. (Herald Photo) spoke and always kept his 13*1 S.up.JIU.i Aes. mi_i. a.MdSg. he V1oog interfered with do-give the patient's heart $ , chance to heal. head down. I ad beer traffle at MIMUIR PtOIAFAX C..isto hers i The surgical turn, beaded PM IILIVUSY But behind this mask ci Ten., Wednesday night had aams lbs ___ __ m by pioneering Dr. Michael S. timidity was a cosnict with a rains to.gt _________________ Ibes sad ORLANDO (UP!) -An __ 1 U.f for perched Appalachia D.Bahsy, said It was cosvinc- Ian couple was free today Lau hers Of - E TEEC e TALK tlay. CharMt*aerIIle, Va., .4 the heart of Walter L. Mc. beusbed Ia.g be di ss by and PhWpsburg, Pa., each . Cans of WoodlnvIUe, Wash., chugsa of operating a state. ___ ci Uses. " um a imbW calved about an Inch of rain was healed enough to take wide sex club because they Tb.___ C_uLli mIss over its normal functions. MAY U, no failed to meet the Florida ala. shortly ill.t Midnight. INNIMIPIINSMATTU$$ ..mi. si Sues to tl "All vital signs are stable," tutes test on obsseea. and and Gulf Coast Thi A antic UNOVATION SPICIA], mto....s pistis. Id ew. Brian Esight, Brenda Tin. states won expected to get a hospital 111111011112 said. lewd materials. UOINGNSWCCW* ___ or isslnngtkbsis, It was the second test for Peace Justice Frank Whit. cbsr, Lois Dycus, Jaiej Rev. more rain today, according I to Iatadgsses ispids coiL. ft' By Debby Takes MONEY-MAKING projects er, Claudetts Brown, Sam the Weather Bureau. The rest the revolutIonary heart pomp aker dismissed the charges ' 11 Maguola dl. pew bed SOWain"l.d di herd •s Vial. I..biol. High Ptere a- MIS to be the tad this thus Brown, Shirley Swisher, Joe. of the nation should continue designed by DeBakery, but against 3uzt arid Barbara pb Bradford Davis, Wanda to be generally clear and the first time the pump was Langbeln. Aaitis$ Chapter this .bs,S eel to lb. 1. CM Ilbeb Of 7• Irland, Risky Taritos, Jean mild, SANPOID able to finish Its Job. 'They were charged follow. trallasisesapaatcilbsD*2 year ha. estied $1,831.92 'iii. Trench Club is having Terribilini, Alfoaso Wald, A similar heart pump was ing a raid on their horns April from the money making may --3224321 .. . sale today asia the Melissa Freeman, Sanford; Implanted in the chest of 2 and had been Er.. an $1,. peojeew. met. ci WW "AU Marcel L. Do Rudder, a West. 000 bond each. Ward, Altamonte M- , edfrous the sale of the chap. SEMINOLE itiff is sponsor. Tisith ______ hi. Sb. toi iiouyoo .101 ALSO yule, Ill, coal minor AprIl 21. Whitaker said the books and Springs; VirginDonald ia Crawford, g $IZ*&KIN0SIUMAI Rogers, Bryan a.iis tee's .tth., $185 esrn.d from ing another enow.cone sale. Emma pump worked flawlessly The papers confiscated the raid In the Niagu puss, $131 earned • i ' ' g but De Rudder died five days failed to support the charge. (bets, Steven Forest Gosts, from the Produce garden, PRANCES CAMMACK has DeBary; Steven Schoonover, later of a collapsed hag. $158.75 erred from the dues PulLS P1GM? lart.. been named editor of II. Lake Mary; James Ehiner, Julia By fro, the timbers, and Troop 114, sponsor. Methodist Meet DA XAWG (UP!) O.w from the rent of garden and "llly" for .it year with Lake Monroe; ha Carson, edBrownie by the Altamonte Springs LANSLAND (UP!) - More ansi ml tonage shot ft eel pasture land. The total amount Macti Pierce and Linda Mal. xkft Civic Chub, honored their than 1,300 ministers and lay with rebel lead V1su.0 expended this year was 513$.. toy serving as usoclata .dI. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tin. mothers with a Mother's Day delegates are expected to Soldiers ix $ Buddhist paged. 6$. George Carlton, chapter to,,. cher, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Tea at the home of the leader, come here ?stay 31-June 4 for ' ' her. W±±y night. A it- treasurer, Is responsible and Mrs. William Swisher, Mrs. Richard 1rwi. the annual Florida Conference assab and has kept secant, record. of APPLICATIONS for ford, a girl; Mr. 'and Mrs. The children presented their of the Methodist Church. 3 07 Siesta baked $ task4ud all the øiaptsr's earnings, en. ucholanship to Seminole Jun. DennIs Brown, Sanford, a mother, with a corsage they aiM snider psnaes, savings, and invest- lot College are being aeeipt.d boy; Mr. and Mrs. James Dy. had made and a potted marl- I -• • from any boy or girl Interest. cus, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Sold which they had grown . 6 Al heal piness wee. MARCHING Seminole. will el in agriculture. This per- Mrs. Paul Terribllinl, Sanford, Ito mseed. They also reviewed ( J a Mflsd'dd 15 uriadsl W be]. bar. he 'thank you" pasad. son will be chosen by a corn. a girl. for their mothers the progress OWl LOT lets aid limbo is the sb dswntown tomorrow, They will mitten of Farm Bureau aim. Discharges arid activities he have enoss..,il vies Mel. In . In full marching uniform here and other members of Hazel W. Dorm, William S. Jayed since becoming BrownSb. TM Mail Phgsda toisd e.aplet. with bud dress. This PTA and the reelpient will Ii. Brumley, Dean Maddox, Bet. ;as. They have taken field to enteid d* use.. year's drum major Steve Stein announced on Awards Day. ty Cog, Margaret Burke and trips, visited the library, 9, , UP! eqes.,oadsts • . . • t4 Is holding "drum major baby boy, Alfonso Walden, learned bow to garden, and 14 three bids.. es the sese of school" week day afternoons NEWLY elected officers of Sanford; Nellie Purdue, Chu. visited may plaeeu of interSOP of V41 the slash. Pseptinis -9 60 tsr eai'4ldates for next YOST'S Anchor Club hay, been an- luota; Mabel Adams, Long. est. J16 79 UedSI N .1. drum major. May Ii is the nouneed as follow.: Presi. wood; Franklin T. Chairer,, Refrodments wet. served vaims and It is is-stid date for their annual spring dent, Karen Thorn.11; Vice Osteeri; J oh F. Dixon, the mothers and guests by N of said twe Of them died. banquet and concert. At the President, Mary Lou Clay; Orange City. the girls. Tb. wevadsd included $ banquet next year's officers Secretary, Marti Pierce; Webm'Al- I IN go Mothers and daughters at. am ON ABONIM bas ~ ONE LOT -LADIIS arm woe will be announced and awards Treasurer, Sue Makin. tending were Mn. John Mor. *ea I - - '_ "S 0. lasetbiswadfWs bond peuluJist 0 SSS rison and Zetta, Mrs. Fred .-%r grs.ad.andaisssagegM '''' saa Wire COACH uUCKMettiTeSiatedJ2 Wall and Becky, Mrs. Harold who was abet 5 lb. II5S Jam.. 0. Lee, the Seminole parts spring practice is in full Page and Vicki, Mrs. Leroy I The essfrsstatlss ci the County Supervisor of the Flor- swing. Tie is phased to have Albers and Chores, Mrs. Von. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - ion Hutchison and Usa, Mrs. Ruby Phe Di Paged. ssd.4 Ida Probation and Parole Corn. Coach flick Williams hack af Own Sloup t- Circuit Judge W. May Walker Clifford Wright and Wendy, I Mleeialvily, with g.'l..aest tussles Is speaking to Mrs. or a successful track - LA1901ofts season. rescheduled for June 2 bearing troops behind a bathed-wise Jean Jones' psychology class. Th. boys seem to be very Mrs. Richard irwin and Bill., on. on a W" o ne .iilt to disqualify State entanglement facl*g el Dressy tad Joy. Smith - and the is is 'Ike Law and You." thusiastic about their spring Senator-elect Mallory Horn.. oungest member, Molly Buddhist youths behind an oil. Bill p Morf Us program I. game which will be May 27. The suit was originally ache. rison. drum bonleods birely 0 tesS by the Uona Club, The graduating senior boys duled for May 30. Virginia PietisM away. • e S e Mrs. (lens Willard and ONE LOT - CHILDUNS will play next year's vanity P. o. Box 1214 TO Walker said he will hear laughter, Cindy, were unable Tb. asrises OW petsineepa Senior members Of the Sot, squad. The new vanity award cheer arguments on Jun. 2 on a moloyal I. Premier Kgwysa C.o attend. estee Clubenjoyed a trip to leaden will be on band lit lion to dismiss the suit, 2?., P., Phil Wy who .ibid .1.1 iS DO Gainesville Tuesday, whore cheer for their teem and the brought by unsuccessful candi. Nofs 9orrta Rang Ivnday have aidS Si t hey visited the University of gra-tuating cheerleaders will date Claude Franks, of IS $1314 effort is tar S. dialed.. se- Florida's S. 8.La.le Medical Center. cheer the senior boys. on Gainesville, the grounds owprox, wtwam iFun. ilviag rebels trim the psg that lfonse, a Democrat, .1.1 airvIci, for William I. ybod.s in which the7 sought Mildred Haney lated his own oath by voting (Doc.) Compton, IS. of ran. ford. who did today, will lie $314131 for Republican 10 at I P. rn Friday at fl,isuo Rumble Through __ __ TI • .1 ______ tornadoes Artificial Heart - Is Successful - -•- FLORIST Orlando Couple Freed Of Charge W7 __ • Hospital Notes 10K1 $14 5() _______ -- I I Brownie Troop __ -I: Last ' -- • - - Class Day Set •. Home Hearing c 8 14 1 11 Funeral Notice it It wet Renort IAN Aln6nTóTex. DuPont EstateSplit II • "" Okd By ..s..ê...L. 1~ 1 r Senate unit -Pill.. rvsb.d to the A1.*o following reports that two made men had sealed the six foot tease and were diving is WASHINGTON (UPI)-The was expected to keep control th. Texas abuse', wishing Senate banking committee has of th e banking empire. _sI I V1.n.I.t we" r''. 4100 i .__ -'' •p,fØ4 liouae.passed legts. banks with $40 million in b be all '• lube that would require the sets and owns factories a'i billion-dollar Florida estate of insurance companies. Under Alfred the bill, it would have 12 extensive Industrial holding: years to divest Itself of con. Area I banking By a voice rot, the corn. Deaths would extand provisions of the bank holding act to m OWl SIOUP I 1 TODAY'S SPECIAL Ii .. -W \,... - . ..- - ' '•• • 1 - _11111111 -ft , - ROBERT E. KFARNS Is "pinned" with silver bar of first lieutenant by his wife, dare, and commanding officer, MaJ. H. H. Ceister, Marine Barracks, In promotion ceremonies at Sanford Naval Air Station. Kearns, a Marine, is assigned as a bombardler.navigritor student with RVAII.3. there will be outdoor activities and a sock hop in the gymnaIurn during the afternoon. I The senior class play, "The i Man Who Came to Dinner," I' ,' , will be presented in the school I' '- - - CU auditorium at 8 p.m., climax- I Awards Day assembly - day, May 27, in th e school auditorlun, to honor outstand. 1 "] Ing students In many fields. Principal Canton Henley k SIOUP . ., WIll. They Lass road repair,. 'Tb. holes were selling, according 5r P ' ' 'r U. t I , S. Iurvy 2P01 KNOCK-OUT SPECIAL - to ala., for $1.40 to $3.10. About $* ha s been raised so CNUUWS COTTON TV repair bualaess. du Pont estate In Florida. Survivers at. ku wib. Mrs. sides controlling 30 banks with films Cs.p1, si 1a; ass.t. of man then $13 mil. thr.. davghtms, Mn. WUlIaas 11cc, the estate owns rail Gay, ci EvpUto, _ lad., Mrs. reds, ttmsr busts, news. Ralph lwsfla, ci OalamUls, papers, paper mills and .zt.n• _ sad Mrs. Jobs Laurie, ci Or. sly. Florida_ property. , Undo; his isther, Mrs. M. The bad holding act prohi. L1 Coapicu, ci $ubrd, sad bits beak holding companies ii graadshildres. .m non.baaklng In. Jdsre Funeral $m It be toriets. no do Pest estate, sharp. ci srraageaests. administered by £dwajd Ball, - _____________ Daily except U.,. eMap, losdep sd CaskS. _____ ".' '° Ca. Op me.i4S n.....,a N...Id, me w '.• "a 1N1 IUICK LE SAIRE 4-DOOR SEDAN I&i!L __________ ___ SI Ua*lst. Vie. mm , ekes W.. YSSS *&IS quTpp.d with pow., st..ring and brakes, automatic transmission, radio and heater. A tow mU..g. $395 car In 9ood mechanical condition. Very clean and priced at • • ____ 0 "We C. Abut You...We Cse Abut Yew Car'. ;NtI1 ________ _________ IN1 W. Pill? ST. PH. 3fl.0231 ______________________________________________ - DRESSES om CUT TO i.e $ 1" a The H $144&1.14 CUT TO • PAMS DRESS SHOES far. s1'5I.. .C.T. $488 N. • - • • SANPOID, PlA. - . . --• • . • J. • . • • • - • • - • • - ,. : l I - •- • • • - , -, -' - • - - , CASSF1I4I1EI111Y FIREMAN Steve harmon instructs Ronnie Kasdort, Valerie Norris and Lennie Rath (left to right) on mouth to mouth resuscltrctitrn with the all of "Resusci-Ann," life sized tush. Girls were among the 51 persons attending a session on first aid and artificial respiration taught by Dr. H. ,J. Mello and Fire Chief Paul Rates for fled Cross junior and senior life saving classes at the Casselberry Woman's • Club. (lkrahd Photo) / -- and kS 5 -- - )r"t ,d- T.rnp.r.d st..l coils 1 " I flJLi -I a. /i - _ / - . $ - --i hi ' . . Pl. solid foam odorless. n. r' 1. - - -' . ,*. ,'t -- v'.. -r'- .-e' '. I , I 1if1,, ., ii !' - i.*t.':1 .fr- - t j . -4: -r' ,.. p1. '. sf' .- s N . -. - - ' I - . ' - - .. I- ' ,_. N_ "N - ,,. -- .. \ N TWIN SIZES . - L. 'S SPECIAL Hollywood Bed Sot COLORFUL PLASTIC COVERED HEADBOARD - SET OF StURDY 6W LEGS -EXCELLENT - INNERSPRING MATTRESS AND MATCHING BOX SPRINGS - ALL THIS ONLY .................... ' -. 1 - _.. - • " ', '17; P. i fls - 'N __.#I I -_-- -I N., FULL AND '--- ' -!.,or , -. 88 SET allergic. :ith7.No:, - '"_ - - - .. _,. " -. POem mattress and box spring 4-;. t ck $ \ - ' , - -. . IA. PC. ____ -t - I. q " s Luxurious new quilt-top set flu,.1 $c1 ov.P inner-spring wait. Pr.built border, ii. .nts, h.,,dI.,. Full or twin. -. 11 IA. PC. site. ; - - - '.-. .j - .. $44 d to ::": Full, twin " ' . - a' - . 7' ci P , L - - "'."a-,551" . ,_ i5' - .J111111111pa'! - Vitro-firm 'posture old' set ;:hh1 - ',., :-, S\r.. A 'J ifl14 !'f.JJ' ~, -- a,, handles, pto-built vomit 14 ••:- -- lk - --I a MONTHLY 1NSTALLNINTI • LA. PC. or twin. - I - • - CHOICI OP PAYMINTI, * 30.DAY CHARSI * 340.90 DAY CHAISI - box spring for firm support The type mattress required by hotels, motels and hospitas across the nation! Quality constructed with tempered steel cofls, thkk layers of felt padding, pre.buiit borders, air vents, handles, heavy woven 1 Jt'\ .., 1 - • PER NIGH 4 • - -• • NIGHTS OF T! SLEEP FOR JUST PENNIES OR SALETU5ANDS uLRE5H1N ' . . OF __________ '-p Z and length of patience. • res smolat top sot -'2 . - ther.Daught.r Banquet. Guest speaker was Mrs. 11th. dred Diurus, former bofl,,s economics teacher at Lyman now teaching science at South Seminole Junior High School who brought with her, hi mother-in-law, Mrs. Walter Dzurus Sr. She read two poems, 'What Is a Daughter?" and "Tbe Parents Task," and spoke on the daughters relations with her parents. Guests were welcomed anti Introduced by the presklsnt Carolyn Rogers. At each plate was $ el or and appropriate pattern envelope with a "pattern for living," in a mother and daughter style, for all size.. It called for such "notions" u lip zipper, backbone stiffenlug, and elasticity. Measure. snent.s called for a width of unilerstanding, depth of love, -• - 1 ,*4 SENIOR CLASS officers for the Class of 1967 at Lyman High School will be (left to right) Robert Eldridge, preitlent; Scott Brownell, vice president; Betty Davis, secretary, and David Clinton, treasurer. (Herald Photo) 58 ...' ' .;:.•I . J, BUNK BED OUTFITS.. - WITH GUARD RAIL, LADDER Mind-changer. - jsecap 1(otors PCI PINAL CUARANCI & A Department Store CORNU MNPORD AVI, I 4*5?. - - M I --., . 10 ?._ QUEEN SIZE . . .. 111% .'-.-. _ c:t -. Ron and Loretta Armstrong had it in their heads that they Wanted just a car. Now they have a Rebel on their minds (and one in their garage). What changed their rnnds? First, they took a reading on Relx. s I Iialeah Plaid interior. The" hr i1i;'id behind the wheel, and san!: Ir.o t?.e comfort of coil-spring bucket seats. MuC the clincher came when he slipped it into low, let it go and felt the mind-changing difference a 327 cubic inch V.8 rnakes. Rebel is bigger, bolder.., and now more powerful than ever. So why not see your American 14sTotors/ Rambler Dealer! This could be the day you get carried away and end up with your Mind-Changer. Every minute of every working day, two more families make their choice a new American Motors car. 10 I 112 -- ' , " - Full 60 a -•- - . ONLY '' - 80 Buoyant-Odor. 188 SET PALS QUSIN.StZi ISO RAILS -- lrjiLZI -. k ' - - Be Careful with your car.lufl... start with a iafety chock. It's National JIInd.ChangIng Month at your American Motors/Rambler Dealer. LAKESIDE RAMBLER, INC. 500 East Second Street, Sanford, Fl.. -..' , -- 4-i L. v .. , •, , ;.- 1 ,. • . 78 80 Mattress For That Wanted Deluxe Comfort Quilted Top -Inner Spring Construction - - 00 198 I 1-r . - --. ,'i - 'j .. -. -- 1. - - .-.. :.., - ,' - -1...,--r.. V ''i • . _ . . j - '.'... .r' ( i" - LJ LI, ' . l ty ly l th.iflc.II1 t,u,wd p.,ts o n c c twi,, I a t beds. Twin wide, ... wkere quality Is built In, not added on. e - KING SIZE • COMPUTI .. - .._- • I __ 188 AND INNERSPRING MAT. TRESSES - AN INCREDIBLE VALUE AT THIS LOW PRICE.. less Foam Rubber Moftrost and Sag Proof Boa Spring s (RamblerRebel) , 00 M CUT i i S - -. • - -- - ------ ------ ---.----------- . - HoteI.motel.kospital mattress will be held at Sanlando Springs under the sponsorship of the senior parents. 0511 Ot Seminole County Radio Ama. teur Civil Emergency Service., (RACES) organization Wfl* laid at an organizational meet. lag of interested ham rath , ,~ ., • for seniors and their dates 0 SO fAua11( esIli ?66" - WINS? - - . An After Graduation Party - ,, 'rT - • The "Triple Crown" in horsenceing consists of the Kentucky Derby. Irrnknt-es anti Belmont Stakes. - will be held at 9:45 am., Fri. The \\\ IIOUN S1ZIB - NUNRYI LAST /L CALl. TO OWl - 97c Groundwork for an active eon anti Charles Hose. Ins: the day's events. - LADISS - -- wics, Lambert Palmer, Albert Fimore, James Pearce. Sirs. Claudine Case. W L. Ii-niey, Ray Slayton. Ilnrt'h.i Shen . A. C. Brown, It. Damon Morn. (Navy Photo) - - - By Jane Cusebsery The Lyman fIsh School P. ture Homemakers Association members entertained their mothers May 15, at the Trade. Winds Cafeteria with $ No. ' explaining the emergency commun I at I one network throughout the UnitedStates was Wesley Gardner. Cl) cornmunkations officer of Orang,' County. Attending the meeting were John 7.sambcky, Hank Nurkie- - Following a senior luncheon, has announced that final examinationa will begin May 30 and the last day of school will be June 3. Baccalaureate Service will be the evening of June 5 with Graduation Exercises on June CD Organization Adtlrei'eing the groii;i anti urn. An Fete Mothers conducted by E. It. (Al) Case. CD RACES coordinator, was "very productive." - -' - • operators. Herbert Johnson, Strnnote County Civil Defense tlirertor said the meeting, which w.s • board, The students will report to their home rooms as usual for roll call and from there to a senior class meeting. The Class Will, History, and Propite, will be read at a gen. end assembly In the auditorl. SAND, Is SHOES & SANDALS Jp Dresses 288 SHIRTS I.EFFINGIIAM, England finance Cu's PLAY 97 '- 44 Wt pair Potholei Sold the du died this morning Is Cities. fically from the lass anti, viii. after a cog Wiese, mosopoly law when it was ap. Born Is Park.skg, rn., peered by Congress. to 1saI., is e new ..L legislation e be came -. _..__a t AL L... as imeompolle Sallie '..vr • major U'. UI'. 4 4 - - - Seek To Found ' '• - Friday Chance SALE! SOCKS T Delt.0 Yu,,,,,l )Itrn. with Ray. n. candidate Barry Goldwater. barS 0. W.kh of the Church Franks ran third In the May of UoI at i'rnph.c, official. ' 3 contest which Horn, won by Ins. Burial will be, in E,.r. ' P 611111-411102 er..v c.niaIiy. r i .eo n I an overwhelming margin. ________________________________________________ uneral Home In charge. I interests. Pont Estate and Financial (UPI) - Holes in the road W. I. Central Corporation, Wash. were selling briskly In this NflN seaside village today. 'lb. pals William I. (Dee) Coap, ington, D. C. W. Of West Seventh Ieet. Both were exempted .p.ci. was organized by residents to r. • S . . -4 '- By Jase Cssulben'y Senior Class Day will be observed Friday by the 225 members of the Lyman 11ih School graduating class with a full day of special activities which have been scheduled to replace the traditional senior trip and senior skip day outlowed by the county school 10...,7_ PANTIES ONE o . BRAS ONLY •• .. -. - I • I 'Ham'Operators a-; . JUST A FEW MORE WEEKS FOR THESE EXTRA SPECIAL IARGAINSI ._ •, ;.. - Honors Mothers 11I. . Lyman Senior • r5' iiulS tab m , '1 .M Z191 1966 - page 3 for Pew Ann Port The Deep South ___ oveN Of Sanford ALL DAY SHOP FRIDAY'S TILL 8 P.M. • • 11111111011111" • -- - - -• cousrious WIDNISDAT 203 E. FIRST 4 site, 3')' - • - asuvur 322.0983 • .. -- ,• • - sI.T / -__-_-_ - -• - ._ - .ta..•S - __7 j ~ -. ,__ . • , . . ~ .. * :: -J-•' •• • - -- -- - ' - -- - - - 11 • 1. . - - 1I1i, -: ,- 4, - I -.•• - - 1. •• c• • I ,I Ifl : �----- 41 ge Pa t, 1N1 i base F' vi Cit.. I WI% r in . - e 1 ( 1L • . e4 ' : (Herald Photo) -. '-r- • .. - -- > ..,/ ii : :: Tays. Mrs. Betty M. Barbara higgins. Mrs. Betty Creamer, and Mrs. Jo Ann . n officers for the coming FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Associat io at Kirkham; SouthSeminole Junior Schoolwill be (eft to right) Lynn I'ruehan, An Hawaiian number per. asurer; Nom Flabin, secretary; Gall Fruehan, vice president. and formed by Glenn McCall. HarUnda ftan, president. (Herald Photo) ry Scott, Jack Sullenberger, Bobby Widlis, and Russell y-.r _. Grant, fcnturin Betty wii. dii and .7o Ann Kirkham; Another ilanee group cornI L. D. QITARLES (center) receives his brand " posed of Shirley Smith. I)orls I H new "cover" fro ' V ng ief of Scott. Frances Meeks, Junelle b rni-lI, as Cdr. K. M. Sandon welcomes aboard Ad(IIiOfl, Dolores French. KarCheckertails' new chief upon his promotion, en Laughlin, and Eltia Nichen ole: . (Navy Photo) Songs by Glenn McCall, Jack Sullenberger, anti Harry Scott, and by Gladys Tay$ Ban :. OKd By Senate ; GrantWASHINGTON (L'PI) A Batman and Robin (lance I by Flda Nichols anti son,The Senate gave its unani mous endorsement for Presi I Brat, An act by the Clinic Red dent Johnson to press for a International agreement Cross volunteers, Reida Mc. to halt the spread of nuclear Call. 31ary Ellen Elgin, Judy * - - --. -_.... . - Nuclear :".• The 94.0 vote urged the Presldtnt to bike "additional" steps toward conclusion of Karen I.aughlin, Carol Jaques. such a treaty, which. accord. Inc to Sen. Joseph S. Clark anti JoAnn Ilaninionif, and A piano fun-time with (D-Pa.), could be signed this year. Wayne Joiner. Clark said If the United Interspersed w It h these acts wit Ibe several TV comrn States would guarantee that AMERICAN FLAG AND STAFF was presented to the County Veterans mereini takeoffs featuring West Germany would not own Service office in the courthouse by American Legion Post 53. Left to Principal Louis Kooky, Nell or control nuclear Weapons, right, Sergeant-at-Arms Carl C. Burton, Service Officer Herbert JohnDrueding and.4hirley Anthony the Russians could son, Commander Frank Luecker and Joe Wells, chef de gar of the .10 suaijel to sign such a treaty. and sons Mike and Doug. and S. (Herald Photo) While Johnson's past ef. An act featuring several of _________________________________________________________________________ the teachers will be sure to forts were endorsed In the Senate vote, Sen. Robert F. plenao the audience. • I iii )'ollo.ing the program, the Kennedy (1).N. Y.) needled El ff Red Cross clinic workeri will simm for not Jane Casselberry \amed to the board of dir to c truct a detention home h:nnrtIedpnsandn.Iy the trying President harder to reach a nit. South Seminole Jaycees lectors are Peter Atilliot, Larry near I.cesbur~, which would elected PTO officers will be clear understanding with Com. installed. have elected officers for the Burnett, John Smith, Robert $CtVC Seminole County. munist Chins. coming year and the Installs. Stills, Jere Griffin, and Geor. Uofl banquet will b,at7:goSantrnan. Outgoing pre51(1 t Robert iIsttaea will cnrtain° e 7 GOVERNOR HAYDON BURNS SAYS• be Jesinnenne Bowen, Rhonda Gentry, Cathy Lashley, Bonnie Wantland, Sue Lust, Paula Smith, Dianne Morgan, Debra Gurr, Marsha Madden, Wanita Knight, Mendy Bunnell, Janet Foist, Karen Ilazelbaker, Kim Norris, Tern Brogan, Melanie Cox, Kim Burns, and Dale Masciantoni. (Herald Photo) . NO II A ed New O icers vof• for Haydon Burns is a vot. against out.of.sfaf. sy COfl,rO • riOt, dians must reject this infiltration info ourI' Stasgovirn. - - STATE CONTROL . e0remish and the radical bloc VOfe : e . .4. mint. For continued dynamic progr.ssve cons.rvative government keep Haydon Burns working for Florida and for you. I DONAl,D 11.Smith (center, top),mitsterofeer- j 'VU M t MA'411 A (UPI) A Pot A& P*W in comepnoo js am N@*@ jw% S"ww Awg Xj"& rmmw ZATIZL. : 'I. arrr. ii. cuMro.,4 f ;t:r. known a of Urw. E. W..t. former at U R Conven ience resume of bee recent trip grou d the world on an Amer- ican Uciher 4aneyi FirostOfff rinance HAVE TE Your New NOT or BEEN INCREASED Used PRE-ARRANGE YOUR LOAN BY CALLING 322.1611 Car RALPH PEZOLD With ASK FOR JIM IVISITY DOUCETTE MaTtER FLORIDA .STATFL4W MIMIU P.DJ.0 serving you is our pleasure WORKMEN ROOM I • TO WORK! SAVE LI WE MUST SELL IN 'T • .1 'Iis - • . -. •• • ) J '4 • LIVING ROOM GROUP •' SAVE IWAYI 1._FOX 111-PC EAT AMERICAN - • . - PRICE II 350.35 ,',,i i,j_j 29911 $ MANY OTHERS - COME IN AND MAKE AN OFFER ' I -, IL a PICTURES I ssss ________ serve CLOCKS - MIRRORS - SAVE AS MUCH AS * v 0 Ct)Z-45 , naam SrAff Awv, I Goes SMEF( CHAMPIONS .,MUWi desip ' Dineffes re mill-390 1na PA I • ,, - Flr.,1 •- "Serving You Is Out Pleasure" F. 86 Na X. 11,111Y Ave. 11,enh-r4, vl--rwr, rA aw 16V Pa I' X06 re U11PEMA ZINNIA N 97 flAY i• 'I 1744 55$ STATS STRuT ::rnaH for an :d You're -- • :::;1:::r'7 1ACH WHILI TH11Y LAST BEDROOM SUITE P ;WjVX My OKK 67 !!!-,!! -1 FMW posisaw Boom" IT.0-10 ON 00' of go REG* PRICE $440.40 so ~w TEACHES s Ins \L cam UXWI ::uj in =-_r=-== A L L7 ;: rim Wev solbft ______ he Iftfured on t!y NBC-TV a A1000110 .s . _ newLt'!PU with SAM -- - ,-- iTuL ___ _36950 Bedroom [ LOW _____ I .. ' f LINOLEUM FRENCH SANFORD. OPEN DAILY 'TiL FLA. PiP. 'TIL 322.0244 7 P.M. TOP VALUE STAMPS 1/2 PRICS Throw Pillows DURING THIS SALt SMCIAL 11021CIII THIS SALK ONLY so WE GWE 1ST & 59950 ALL I C 110000 9' X 121 LINOLEUM RUGS AVAIRS L MANY OTHERS MUST GO! CIIAMPWIS Irratonols ex 41 1, -Prater tra ?Go- - 1$I- . 1$ 30io 11 U MW an No " *=n IN pwomme Fit no M0 E 00 Clem ALl. 01 ONL'! FREE. !!j!t!l!.!I!! LINE OF FAC. TORY PARTS FOR ALL TTM OF MAJOR an 6 8T011Anr. - I -JOHNSON CARIPIM I FIACII Lubricate ust : - - THURS. - FRI. - FRI. MAY 11, 20 A 21 Mdoi tor and H*ad 1 A SIT OP CHINAWARI vuia 22 barwilinal f1w Ise% 104!,', More traiction Norelce .. PUY Member F.ciam 41-2 . FROM PAY REGULAR PRICE AND WIT I ••5 WF8p Newesau, r the, ''' American %cational Dank 814# P. 0. Box Its$$ St. Petersburg, Flarlds 38781 Attortitys for Plaintiff ruhush M. 15. se P. 1144 I I's ofMAY. 1164. I .. 41 itecards of Porninctle county. Florida. 0 o.%E AND ORDEAWD at Sanford, flom1nole CountY.ly State Irlorlda this 17th 4 of 0 ' (' F • Schick 11C ckwith If. of the Circuit •ti4bSIIdM*N,st0.,mp.impaw. CLINIC whose n.m. ml Arthur I, SHAVER ,, uEPL'% accarmnic to MAID 0,1 in or plit clerk so -. I 1- PIECI PUNCH PROVINCIAL ELECTRIC county. riorida. to-wit: 1,nt 23. Block 11. TANnt.rWOOD TSECTION THREF EAL) POLE LAMPS ~30 4 1 ' P. of which, cans to as ° CURIOS Dining Room sun, $39900 eross appears here,,n. on Or (14Y Of JUnG. 1164. the nature .)i this Pros@#41ng Was a suit to for*close tho Hen of a n1orIx-A190 on the tomwinw itemo.rmo-1 HESE NEW FRIDAY HOURS WILL ADD SEVERAL HOURS PER WEEK FOR YOUR BANKING PLEASURE S ESE..I a14.f W.itii I LS1'I O.r, ant. before tho 30th .0 416 RA S _____ 'ro u :ro hereby roquired tol ftisyu tenses. it any. in tho Above Ith th('kt ALL DEPARTMENTS 1151 , Tires I Notico Is hereby alven that 'iII ham bo o n ifiet In she sbovo in,IteateI ('.urt t..sin.t 91100A.M. until 61,30 0 PeMo EVERY FRIDAY I Should WEVE CONTRACTED TO REMODEL THE INSIDE OF OUR STORE URLY • TO INCWDE NEW LOWERED CEIUNG AND IMPROVED JUNE I $0 CLEAR UGHTING .. CNOICE OF CHAMPIONS V,c Or a Mid pitintif!' s :41- Legal Notice I at. this' court and more than i0o INTEREST STOCK _______ 4ot winding Road - The first who arrived In Cebu City. It was voted to postpone the bakeless cake sale until fall Allad was decided that mem. bers will make articles for the bazaar during the summer AT I'MILIC AUCTION Just months. 7he auxillary will pay 11, 1144 at :31 North 1,aurol Avonur. Hanford. Floritik in for another telephone to be x-til, w4rohmisonnawe ipin an Inatailed in the lire statism lad will participate In the p.r.n'*I I.Innglng. bIos. open house scheduled from Ing in: Urn. Yap. Ah.r. 1:30 until 4 p. rn., May 30. l'*hy Tail 41-14 114v* Fjwards Flremeo will demonstrate and display some of the newer Lot 414 John NONSM11 equipment and the public is 1-01 SST FrAnces Washing. loft urged to attend. 1,01 0-94 Marcella X. w1l. Guest speaker for this meet. 1141ne 11 13F SEGINNING MAY 20th WE WILL BE OPEN SIrs. John I.rone survivors from the sunken i The auxiliary to the DeBary posenger ship I Volunteer Fire Department mrrived from Bantayan Island used a special birthday theme tonight (Wednesday night) for Its ~lay meeting at the and reported that more than Firemen's Recreation Hall. 100 persons went down with the ship. Tables were arranged and "The Pioneer Cebu sank decorated accenting each two and brought nibs and a beautifully depassengers and crew dowu "rated large alert cake was with It," sold Lucretio Ne ts. ,' cut and served with ice cream resto, the ship's radio opersto and coffee following the meet. and vue of the dozen survivorsr You Tirestiont dionfilglis "Sao" IN the title fly #10brotifig 2 CONSECUTIVL pi Fireataus qullty? 'I'HE cn!curr C0111T. %t. ,scinut ur. The U.S. Bureau of Stand111%411111. ards In connected with the 0 314 114 Ov VI-4111- Department of Commerce. COUNTV. STATE IM Went Down In Pioneer Cebu The contestants, represent. Ing Oil but two of the 30 states and the District of Columbia, faced a grinding schedule Including appoint. meats at the official beauty NINTH . .4 Jrmoo - Bidhday Theme Used riiir ee Now & Used Car '3 '' ' 1.1 Now York ct,rroratlon. or fee only a few pennies mire yes Notice "female IJernocrat," was represented by Mrs. Longwood counellnuin (bottoln photo) tire shown with sponsor of the event. (Ilerald Photo$) Why buy Just any tire, w - Page 5 Why i oil Springs, will head the active Monday, May 30. Guest speaker at the Slay group as president. Other of. ficers include Tom Waters, general membership meeting first vice president; Larry at the Trade Winds Cafeteria Skathes, second vice presi. In Cas-ielherry was James dent Tom 'sell third vice I nn of the Orange County , president; Robert Kalinoski, Juvenile Detention llama, tm treasurer. and William Goe. stressed the need for a detea. tion home to serve the central bel, sec"tary. Florida area. Ile is seeking community support for plans r VARSITY CHEIRRIXADERS squad at Lyman High School next year will consist of (left to right, front row) Marilyn Jenquin, Becky Clack, Lalon Byers, and Carol Nelson; (back row) Debbie Cassell, Judy Chenet. Suzanne Adkins, and Susie Webber. (Herald Photo) Y greenhouses t emonles at Pernocratic Precinct Party in Long. COHTLY FIRE wood anti a Republican, enjnyed differences of opinion dineumsed by (;(jv. Ilaydon flurns -Atip. porter, J. It. Grant ileft) and liobert, Kills t tr Iligh today In downtown Immokn spokesman, Ilobert Iletree, nNo it cand lee, causing nit eitiniatud State executive coin mitteentan. Itival.4 for the diAtrict 4 county comminsion seat, Lee Gary. $ViO,000 datuage. 111CLItillwill. were charmed with thonnls (tmlnintiu*nil idittu present, Airs. Shelia Roberts. who in vying with Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, incumbent for state executive committeewoman. 'Mrs. Roy. folds, who lost week gave birth to a jiintI " Ight ft .0" the honor of being named America's prettiest girl Satur. day night on nation-wide tele• vision. In addition to the semlfin Mists, judges will name too. night 'Mm Pliable" - the Young woman voted most photogenic-and the girl with the best state costume. Among the more unusual costumes to be worn will be an aluminum evening gown by 1iss Alabama and Sam outfit by Iliss District of Columbia. Try Addison. Elds %Ichole. Alice Willis. Evelyn Adams. Star. BROWNIE TROOP 829 held a mother-daughter banquet and court of awards at TradeSVinds Cafeteria. Pictured with their leaders, Mrs. Elaine ('ox and Mrs. Allene Smith, are Judy Scott, Cheryl Lashley, Shannon McGee, Jeannette J'eloquin, Linda Ilube, Monte Griffith, Connie Scarsdale, - Forty-nine of the nation-s lovellest go from hair curlm sm to °° the 1:reauty : Miss USA pageant semi-flasis. semi-finalists who will vie for -. % In Also on he agends ft w: taking question-and-answer sessiona l with the judges. The action culminates to. night with the selection of 15 -. Semi•Frnals Parade PRE • REMODELING - -:', - ,_. MAY GARDEN of the Month winner in North Orlando Is the Billy Pilo. an residence at 11 N. Bombay Avenue. Credit for the gardening work Ja given by Mrs. Piloian to the oldest youngsters, Bill Jr. and Sarah Is (right), who has Joined here by brother and sister, Jimmy and Sandy. tA.. - - . ... .r . - . ' . - ... . :.: . Z - . - ary Teacher Orcanization will be presented at 7:30 . .lar In the school auditorium. Acts scheduled to appear include a Charleston featurinc Afro. Walla ce. - I 4 Show z:h 51 Lo;:;;: -. - M!AMt BEACH (UPI) 87 IhmnaEstes The. Annual Variety Show Ilams of RVAR-1 and WMam remarks in a trip to Ssdord Smittle. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Naval Air Station to present Also honored for Vietnam A 1963 ordinance of the town decoration, and commands-combat missions were Cdr. $utfsld. which levied a tics. to 13 officers and men. Stan Eldredge, of the wing special franchise ax against "Your work in Vietnam has staff, and u Ray Stewart Southern Bell Telephone * been of great value but it of RVAH3. They wereTelegraph m in. hasn't corns easy," Caldwell aented Air Medals valida ted toda by the said. "We've had some losses. IA. Martin Sherlday receiv- rid& Supreme Court. The sacrifices out there bav*- ed an Air Medal for flights n't been in vain, however; he made at an earlier date. NEW HOSPITAL they have saved other fives.' An Air Force Commenda. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Caldwell said the Wing has fion Medal was presented to The State Supreme Court tohad a total of five squadrons Lt. Cdr. Harry P. Lenhardt for day validated $1 million in In action In Vietnam a nd "an- services while he was attach. bonds to build a hospital other soon will be out there." ed to Ent Alt force Base. Orange County. - ., A Gi best Intelligence, and c9gangsdathe rNAGM UM anyone prusfld rdJWfl. -. Beauties To ve nnual Varl W reconnaissance ad., PTO Longwood . vIe uflam absence Attack Wing One Five aviators from RVAH-1 H. Sulliven of VAN4 for squadrons itbul CO reh000redaU'wceremon lea for combat missions they LL Jon$ P. ' "Results of your photog". flew over North Vietnam. Pre- Chief Robert Ir. stspel wore Pble OffOrto have been ft- Arnted Distinguished Flying awarded letters of eammosdaviewed and they are of out. Crosses were Cdr. Donald E. Iioa from the Commander, Pa. standing quality and right on Moore. I.A. Cdr. Joseph M. Gil. rUle Yliet. They are attacked the target" Caldwell declar. more, Lt. Cdr. Richard A. to RVAH.l. ad. Barnes IA. Jerold Drommer. 'I AT r Praise V .fl : had the Tuesday praised work belog doze IO?O° - __ Flyers W c.t?It j of YW Air r __ _ 4Iy i M sq. To. FURNITURE COMPANY 01d"j,311 E. FIRST ST. - LISUAL TIADEINS 3222.5fl / �0 - -v v TTTTI •. • -- •-..-• -- , -• a - 0• fil l 00 • • •. • •. • • - . • a :. •. • - ••. - _____ •.•-- •.- it II;4 L 0 - • • :. • -- - - ____ - • . •• i Iowa Pg.I-qlot 1Ss . .. . . fats Mudat AL Mov•Into ~ tT Re 701 vlctffy Nily &IP In W a* 0 em ___ ft*ftto&ft ft o ft "aU___ " a ______ - _ Kings p SS INlS Pats I lbS nuMlbeij..wiSh$,, of *55 Siki* ats. -911111111011111 14 iftft sked his record at M TW ota*54 $ialng t fl ft ft"WA 10 ___ is Kamm city 4th Place • Wth Pe i S 0 __ CmIag? , ___ . C A. M1 ____ OI • P~ ____ ___ • • __ brew o e 'airs' e 'apt -- nnes _____ ei*t.iuis I it Ii I I -, Complaints From nn the Phahurat Yield Isn't what it vft started up to AMUICAN LEAGUE ha. Fk# of aU,as leans eanuas lbo M14 fee pactiee seulca., Oxcerill .bndi, because *A.1t7 crews drag the 11.14 and Hue the field (foul tins., bStti?s boa eta) early In the iSori. lag. & sven though on 'oms .venlngi when the field isn't to use util I p.m., a lisa can't bold an afternoon practice $ulon. Now vs gst $ complaint from some of the softball peopls that the city won't rent them the field for weekend game.. The reason Is that residents of West tIth $5., whir. PtaelmM Is locat.d, complain that (1) too much dust is rals.don the ltthSt. dirt road by care goi ng to and from the field; and 2) that too many of lb..e aims eon en. ised the 25-mfle speed limit. We hear that stan one resident of 14th SI. han guns so for as making 'citizen arrests' on cars exceeding the speed Halt in front at his house. Washington Nan. City New York Scotia - 30 3 1 George's vs. FIA. St. Bank, a 2 6:43 (At Bapt. vs. II 15 .541 1 15 11 .136 535 18 14 .933 535 14 15.413 7 18 19.457 $ 1114 .440 IS 1* 17.414 • S a. .164 1435 To Participate inning 0' Wasted ' tim. -- -- . . • .. I%IIIlJljIS . Sa o __________ • vivo . S11119 . Z, It ' I • . I.. I S Ii EASY-ROLL ROTARY 19'r POWER MOWER! 2% His, starter. 4-cycle f 3488 R.rnofe sh.k. thr.t$k, stop control. hsy.flU all Intake tub.. O I flZ]3z ]RotLLY P.rnicr.ft .nghie with automatic re-wind Cutting height adluata qutehly. 1" to 311. Ftiuiy baffled underd•cic for faster, clean., grass discharge. Sm. dish., At"t. Ni im. Pipudsal $1 A MasS SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC frADWP1 IS TIlE LONRUUT IN TOWN .pIcnt3r Of SeatS, Plenty Of ra,ui, But WayPLACE Short On Activity - - 7. ,• '• - •---.- ....•. .-. • ••.- •-.-- - (At flay Avenue) 1 1 San!. Ali. Bank vs. Navy, 4.30 Church loilbail 1 Tennis Winners 28 tear 10 1* .611 115 WthudayI Results WIiu4a,'b Results Basins 1, lilt. * (JO Inns) flouston 5.4. Jagu 14 WashIngton 4, Cleveland $ CInCInnatI 4, New York I Now Yo,tl, Detroit * Phila. 4,St. Lou is $ Minnesota 7, Chicago I Atlanta 4, Pittsburgh I Rams. city 74, Calif. 1-4 San Fran. 4, Los Aug. 4 Facilities Being Today'. Game, It's $ shame that this city, which gives its youngsters Teday's Games such a great oppottunity to play baseball In Its PSW.e, tattle Chicago at Minnestos Cincinnati at New York league, Junior League and even softball leagues, doesn't make Louis at Phil.. (N) Washington at Cleveland (N) use of It. facilities. bettor Houston at Chicago We have one of the best softball diamonds (Ptnsbut) Boston at Baltimore (N) San Fran. at Los Angeles (14) In Central Ylorids, but no weekend play I. allowed end lom ?"I'd Games of Use better local team we uhamsd to Invitestomata Fridays Oases the lakefront with its short fence, t.1.phou. Poles, And no Cleveland at Chicago (N) wator or concession ficilitle,. Cállfonla at Washington (N) Chicago at Atlanta (N) St. Louis at Cincinnati (N) we have one of the best baseball stadiums in We stat. Detroit at Baltimore (N) it 71O,Id$ (MunicIp1 Stadium) but It's bail over two year, Minnesota at New York (N) Philadelphia at Houston (H) Pittsburgh at Los Ant. (N) since a baseball game was played theta. Kansas City at Boston (N) New York at San Fran. (Pt) OPEN NIIHTS 511L P.M. MONDAY ffiru SATURDAY __ HIP Rofaryr Knights of eslit S Yaitrumski, Red lox It was the fourth win In a C4aselbcrry 0 2 Columbus, 7:30 row for Coach Lamar Cock. tel's undefeated Senators. 8911111141111 Pitching Plmmecrest ken. vs. Penney's, National League: 3farichal, In Little League play, the 8:45 Reggie HELSINKI (UPI) - Dennis Giants 7.0; Maloney. Reds, Altamonte Senators' Cuellar, Aatros & Knowles, Gilbreath hurled a no-hitter RaIstn of Bakersfield, Calif., Phillies 8.0; Koufax, Dodgers and a 1-0 victory over Sun. and Marty Rirsien of Ryanland. Gilbreath held the Yank, zIon, Ill., won the men's dou- NEW YORK (UPH - The 5 Perry, Giants 54, American League: MeDow. hitless for six frames, while United States Polo Association ill, Indiana 4-0; O'Donoghue, striking out seven hatters anti bios title at the Helsinki 66 Wednesday announced plans tennis tournament Wednesday Indiana 30; McLain, Tigers allowing only two walks, to 5 Pascusl, Twins 5.1; Watt, The Senators scored their by defeatin g Ove Gengtsson in send a learn to participate the Cup of Americas Orioles S Sanford, Angeles only run In the sixth and Austiralian John NOW* matches in Buenos Aires Nov. 4.1. when Johnson got on base by comb, 6-4, 63. 19, W I Pet. GE is I aft Ss. 1816.80 1 Houston 17 11 .601 3 Los Angel.. 11 11 .177 4 Philadelphia 17 14 .345 44 Pittsburgh 14 13 .519 535 Cincinnati 1112-370 934 Atlanta 1118 479 9% New York 1119 .167 10 at LOUIS 5 21 .500 12 Chicago anIa Altamonte Twins Broves ".5; Mays, Giants 24; d uble for the Senators and Forest City Wynn, Ashes 23: Flood, Torn Plnrmock and Gary Viers Longwood Cards & McCoy.7. Giants 20. each had a pair of singles. Lake Mary American League: B. RobInson, Orioles 29; Scott, Bed Mlii. Harris had a two-run North Orlando lox 27; oH,,, Twins 24; double anti Jimmy Cornell a Altamonte Senators Reichardt. Angels 33; Petro. two-run single for Altamonte. Sunlantl NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Put. Gb CI.vslaid Baltimore DetroIt MInnesota California Chiesge FT MOWER, ENNCR Major League Standings Softballers ' SAVINGS ON THIS ' ____ *lebmaa Lafe CPO Rolly • __ No Football Practies Either - UPS Sparta *rf$et __ Alfamonie Senator Hurlers Hurl No Hifter, I flifter In Double Win ____ --- *1I. Leaders 0000 pop 9 _____ others, Is the we *ho Is on hanged somewhat. lben'a nothing aish I Prubehly the me whi feel. the spot. Ro14uo isn't hitting lii cnn di eacegi grin 414 Pam beat the leSS 01 1191a11 mast Is I I NEW YORE (UP!) - Milt "It dos.i't bug m•,' Said anyntoC a1thseb be's MIII V.4. Plasas. be 'i .tin tu an '. I I Papp as has been accused of Pappas, lacing on his spikes doing right win fee baltimere. CIIAILOITE, N. C. (UPI) first day of time trials wIth a racing this year but will drive Shriu. -When 44 ear, rear away foar.lap neorage 01 1*11? the p54 9" Ruth tie early In hidge. "1 alas my mesh," says sfl, p54 I I being a little flaky, but there in treat 01 his lecher. And Pappas ne eager Is o b y CPO Pinion. *0 were feqthe __ bets fteday .start . OW KiwanIs 3 I are three thlsg, he is not. "I'm trying my darnedest to He pitched belfllastly In 15 $eaitl*SI N t$k$ two of seven "#ft AUIIOS lid 155*. e4 ass sleek isv rats, the huh. it was the flurtb use this1 Rotary -deaf, dumb, or blind, i,s Thrills Cbsn make good Mr three ream. last three starts, 'en them three years. Impesa. be ex. fri,s4, )ut both at ii $WTIO SOPTIALL list his. PIya..tb 01 Lehard yes, that petty ha. qualified Auths, beast y Slice there's nothing wrong Naturally. I don't want this all, ani 1ow,,.d his earned no ample, Is only iS pairs .14 that trod" a,. part 01 14* W. I with Ms ears, be couldn't help club to look bad in the dial. Over&" 116 1^ whith tubs 00 eftld two out to be As. bon. Petty will be leadIng lbs way. tot the pel pesitles to aejot Mania Puck, • k the we .1111 talk to 04th Petty won the pal. Visiting rates, His fated lap wu sennth pe.ltloe Is $ Im p Quality till is I hearing hew lopsided th at big I don't want to look bad th y. with the best in the National other Robinson. And Jack ethor over the Cable Boats S i winter deal was between flaW- self and If I do well, of course, League. 10, the world'. Isegest stack Iat,$fl. mouth m.d by the to. pet. bIId,ehu just got an to a Pidsoi only se 111 *aa as. car '• Wednesday Is the Jim Pseehal .1 High Pout it Plymouth team. Ptnecrest Pen. S I more aid Cincinnati. Nevertheless. Pappas con- bad start. lie's a Iii relief signed a new room-mate limp, I know I'll make more moo. it Slice his vision Is perfect ey." wul I. a the seSaMe Is the Other dtl.t. OW qe11Jied Chase tinues to hear sad reed that pitcher and could be our most sot. 2 i and he eas read the finest Although Robinson no long. the Reds made a ridiculously important mu befits It's all 'He's a Said boy," lays P46 trial raw, Ills I. a INS Ply. bet,e Paschal and Past Longwood Penney's I i print, he has no trouble see er is with the club, his name bad deal. math. lie qualified it 141.11 Wednesday included Earl over," see. "Weloe." get along f lug Prank Robinson's .364 bat. still I mention ed by the Reds' CRUNCH SOFYIALL and was cmi of flit other met in a lISs Dodge, David S I lag average In any of th e players from time to time In Chrysler products drivers Pearson In $ ISIS Dodge First baptist within $ all. per bear if Pet. Charger, buddy Baker In PInecr,at Assembly I i newspa pers, their clubhouse. And slse he's not dumb by "They kid ml once In s. Clay Says U. S. "Dear To MI' ty's pace. S JlJ Dodge and lam Mcquagg Church of God Knight. of Col. any means, the 27-year-old while," said Pappas, "They'll I The Chrysler doulnatile is a IM NATIONAL LEAGUE CIndsiaU right-bander real. co me over to me and say, LONDON (UPI) - Wield States, AN N ii Pet. continues mmlii the OW peel. Petty had been favored to Pineerest Dept. p,ernaat iffiuIala Clay, now 54 faint. I LITTLE NATIONAL sea th at among the four play. 'have you noticed Frank Is off ' iou, Pitt In 15 as = Use which was nailed down by win the pole position 54 Is heavyweight champion Cam and his local draft beard "Ior beat Cooper, boosted apical. era she were Involved in the to a helluva start?' Non 120 1$41 3d veteran Curtis Turner In a the favoriata pick upthetop Chase • Merge, Iua Clay said today the Uftit allowing ma the Reenuary ties about his future plas deal, he, more th an any of the , Of course l's'@ noticed it, ed States was ,very dear" to time Plane, cis Its it a. us ISIS Ford.Turner has broken price mosey In Sunday'.$111,. Lccomotl,e Rug. 7 to corn ebers AM when he announced Wse. Quality MR S Hart, i.e. un gs o us with Ford's decision to quIt 000 race. - I read the papers every day him and he would be return. 4 dy that he weild held a NCCTY, I? Pinecrest Rex. so to a. .525 and check up on all th, play. Ins there after his titio di- against Henry Cooper, L.M Nuchek, Itt 65 621 .328 en in both leagues. I did the tense against Britain's henry English gentleman and U "very special and Important" I news conferec, this monlug Smith, #tL First Federal 1 107 12 1 same thing when I was with Cooper next Saturday. worthy challeeger fat the and by saying his next defepse Hunt, NY LITTtE AMERICAN 9219*5 .804 Baltimore." He thus dispelled mounting championship." might "peesibly" be against Flood, Itt StrIcic4(orilson 11*11 $4 .301 Even aft er he lost his first speculation that he was think- 7 ) Nail Mtidesberger S. Ger. Terre, All. no is 43 .300 Pia. St. flank I two games far Cincinnati, Ing of remaining In Europe o si many. lie would lit reveal AMERICAN113 George's LEAGUE In the only game on the Pappas retained his sense of for a series of title defenses. 3 More Rookies any more about the tonfor. AN K H Pet, by Jim bacebos city baseball and softball humor about the deal which Clay told $ fliI conference an error, advanced on an in. San. Ati. flank 11, "" at that time. ours, Minis 951137.3*9 fl undefeated Altamonte field out and scored Navy schedule y es terday, CPa aeon- sent Robinson to Baltimore for "the United Mates, the cons. Qualify At Indy 4 onashm. 7. ibsa. lii 104 2337.356 Goodyear 0 5 ed th ree runs In the seventh him, reliever Jack Ruldsehun try where I was born, is very b Elbu, Ia! 119 16 42 .353 Sonatoni io4ad for elo"t and rookie outfielder Dick dear to a.. And that Is where INDIANAPOLIS, lad. (UPU Inning t. alp Rotary. 5.3. GAMES TODAY Rchrdt, Cal 110 22 36 .327 runs in the th ird innin g last St.'. Lenunens hurled fhe The victory game cpo a Simpson. When his teammates I am going to return," SKATE Little National -The rookie field eligible Mr &ett, sos 116 17 37.310 night and went on to a 17-0 scoreless innings for Sunland th ird place tie with Shrine In kidded him about how well He said. "I'm doing every, qualification for the Memorial (At Pt. Mellon) NIGHTLY Xalhme, Del 8513 27.318 Seminole Senior League vie, before being removed in lbs Hunt L.M vi. First Federal, th e final first half standings Robinson was doing, he kidded thing to be a worthy champ- Day 300 mIle race at the In. Zbssn. CM 9116 28.308 tory over the Sunland Yankees sixth. In the Junior League, them right back. 4:30 Ion, I ant scheduled Mr any dlanapolls Motor Speedway 7 PS II •Yaatakl, Soc 119 19 86 .303 at Cooper Yield In Casselber. Th. standings: Bobby Lundquist, In relief "Robinson Is bittin g .450," next title defense In two stands at 13 today, up three Pinecrest Rex. vs. Quality Clete, Wash 113 23 $4.301 ry. Of David toe, was th e winning Ise told them. "Pappas and months and I hope to make It from the Wednesday morning MN, 5:43 SENIOR LEAGUE Dies. 10.113O Rcbdsa, NY 121 1* 35 .289 Strong-armed Bruce Stuart hurler while Rotary starter flaldsehun are 2-and-3 between four defenses In all this year, total. (At Ray Ave.) Holes Rumss hurled a one-hitter for Alta. W I. Chase vs. Locomotive Eng., Bobby Powell, who went all them, so that means Simpson This is unusual, I belle,., is Three r 00 It I. s completed Pd & lit. NI*is National League: Aaron, monte, fanning *2 batters and Altamonte Se nators the way, took t he loss. 4 1) Is the only one carrying the these days of high lazes." 4:30 drivers teats Wednesday. The Braves 1$; Nays, Giants 19; allowing no bases.on.balls. Altamonte Twins Mike Per-tell, David Lie and load. He's 1.for.2 and hitting Te champ - "now meek, trio Included Larry Dickson, 1 1 Church Softba ll MILODII L.febvr, Dodgers 9; Alou & The only hit the Yanks could Forest City Mike West each had doubles .500." 3 1 Knights of Col. vs. Pbmecre.t mild and mature" - thanked Ronnie Buckman and Bob $I($ T,nIriv to pace the CPO attack, l tt11,J u managewas w a fourth inning Cselberry Since then, however, things Assmb., 7:30 I I American League: Scott, single by second baseman Ad. Longwood I 6 First Rapt. vs. Church of God, Red Box 11; Reichardt, An. .iizon Stewart. Lake Mary 1 4 3:45 gels 10; Oliva, Twins 9; F. Altamonte's Stuart led his Sunland 13 GAMES YliDsy Robinson, binion, Orlolis I; DIetary, team's 13-hit attack with a North Orlando tiNs Aefis4eaa 03 Orioles '' pair of singles and a double (At Pinehurst) RUN Ratted In Lfl'TL! LEAGUE $tmjck.4go,i'. vs. Goodyear, and three runs batted In. John National League: Aaron, Newell had a single 150 Elks Cirsis Major League SPICIALI SM146 Milill 0! 2.60 A 11 - ___ ___ JVMflS LkAcV* That lal) I - k ERA ___ ___ ____ Near ShS PARRILLI __ - L Buy W' ins 600 Pole swi. 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A my nlløl. u*u Worms .1hies 1U11141111$ 1011001111 "ft 600160110 $S,iS 111010 eighth luIng rally. Usdy 1111101111 hufwd wiU NJOIS the Gr.es(sIs Iagu., bo a. $uNts heW. 5555$ liSa Saibed Q* MØ. McDsiiel, the of to., 555 Sallow ft" 51 46 allow hurler., gained hi, 46b NAWWwor k the onpaw. eacosi win. flew VACATION 01 SUM C11110 8a111 II The serprislag A stre crept ..si, has bees aisging tie ••1 ON MR*41? fitS I the to withIn $15 pita 01 the the 191116 es* blue defier this .iUl th 40,111& but WWI be bdwn to , wow the ?*I" "" IMPS Is. r tw. ,.,. theiscatteted WOWS PACIRD 16" Is beft a the khafrsst, and *u't be dat. said set supporting him .1 the th ____*11111111116" $1 sadQMISIS lid lee. Dive OlseN a.,. $lp $ehhaidt en bile In pasting his fourth 10114 i ipins. sl No May. we laM for the ill? GrssfnK mu. plus AJtkqb besetibi *bill if • Boom Boom 10114 MONT WHUILS PALANCID his $995 10th besot if see. victory In the 0~and .14 rapp ed average, sen d ru Mad . va M do. A' s iS1Itk Pill thsrissrkNWua* us Nest grasp Is keep as "ud XlttW Went the to 06 A with all ewud a 1$ ISaIL -. I • amid him third Use-ill Natry Au.. Mbkd to 1W help Ire. Claude Eq. to hear, Is uwbieg with the Isaford Nava) Msdeuy now so The defudiag America routs for the and drove in 1w. W14notched W14 BRING THIS COUPON his 284th en. ehsapks., hawevsr, winning games-sad stuck out fear It beta _______ MOTI $A&1S loft" Sraigisiat. to isl their three disuople idjasipS I. the re" w.tu sass to lea tee, triumph In the nightcap. flexed their sissies Wedn.s. six. XIilebnw's homer, No. the TO M..L.srI itoltost. lbe elty still ts the utl& t.o a l ll st amreac Dick agent, HOLLER hed a it. di, sight by belting two, heats Mgored of his two r. Tony MAN* do ms&., is behas w.st.4 hiS 01101ift of rose he book vp Grist's lent. Olin, who 1.14. jbta ...,s Pittsburgh which boosted At. sseal milestone of 2,000 hits Isaft lute swath p1ae eight ad LII White homand 54 . year because as see wants to take an .f 66 playing bit pikbiag 54 whIp Cbks with I .828 image. games behind the pacesetting do.,. Is am me in the 1•1. 15 Earl Wilson limited the field. The hey we We tea .apiuih, to keep chiSgiag It Philadelphia Whit. III ST. & MASNSUA Aft Tb. Twine1 whe bet seven UsItII to seven Alto and win so Vhmtlww GIS$s. IPar frau a besebsIl 11.34 to a football field, when Actually at ofeigbtduringthellrettwe Orioles 0s54lsdr, eu In his own gam. with aled.eff as" sys an " "two Ns4he weeks 01 the moon, SN in homer In the 10th Inning. The tab.s Itadiva, øn.1.M. l(snleil StadiuM, AUMI* Pta. the midst 015 fluigims *lo. Bodtou rlgbthander, who hit dius and vanSn other ps.ti sruuSd the utty, where beth aid bore jumped In the last fbotb.fl and biesbill sin plapsd, aóm.thheo heMs the earns .1W isle streak fourth piu.e, four games two seaaonh, slimmed his as. W.ek. behind t he ksgise.lesding d of 1946. Wilson and liii. Cle,slsad ladisu, A prelosi. nests's Jim Nut an the 5$ liii hitting slump baa only astir, major lisgaS Tb.. Issue p'ay f.etbsll with us eM At the 1kM pirtly Iblihlsd Ilhaseseta's pelalit pitchen I. have hit boa. rune In each i1 lb. last fill cam. S alloy N?IIIS (blotbift Infield) histlsd of 1N1. 'n.y fried delta. $,lf$ J$y M .ilea hers, eM to Mfg sad the hiill.t4 and .1 Ilaewhete In the must cit. Volpe. cult, NOW Shaded 1*1*1. Veto Elebe,t.s ra-scorifte ey s17terii*adbMh. Sotto is iain,, Wash. single in ts to ft saHHfthM tho 0* we7Ishthelushl ssp Isgiaa sIpped lbo bâtoos pn's4 to be . fl 53. die In" 4.2, Now Tech tsped DenSit is, for Washington. Lehert, 7.1 and lust" City swept a eoastig along with a 4.0 lead field oily. Pak from California, 7.1 and going into the ninth, gave up now. lb. cily *on't ma 1.5 the Somistlo 111111, LII43IS1I 7.1. a thres.run pineh.hlt hOrns, lisa use the field for practice session., ira though the 1* the Natlousal Lesgue, by Rocky Colavito. Centp lIse mud g with plenty .1 Moto ter 94W Lei An. fielder Doe Leek pre..nel t7fi erses to ITOV beck. Actually three weeks or *1 days of he Pne1sco l" 5.4, Atlanta tripped Richest's forth victory by Pieaonths Mid wo&4a't4,hbsnnssithubsu So Pittsburgh 4.2, CIncinnati Is, making a lisping catch .f Ave months (with the escopti a of the Auto Show) that any. t11101404 New York 4.2, Phil- Duke lime' horn, run bid with Na's been allowed Inside It. gales. adeiphia lipped St. teal, 4.5 two out in the ninth. The orphaned American Legion team must play all It. 5a*SS N ktàièy id Sunday afternooss at the high school and Houston w0ft & double- I Met Stattlemyre, staked to Whetsia snr Other t.sj In Its region isa play any aight of the week, draw some crowds and make a buck or two for equipment. AA ..Ora 1 1miles a a.. • .1 1801 WEST fat STREET SAOlW, )'LOILIDA �". 11 .. - - S ____ - _______________ - ______________ ______ ;I iLiii I- -, T ITT • . . ; IW H .nI) •uiI . Page S May 19, IN "SE qk edIpei.esMI , PP,wIikagujrlps ;•. I J . uses Ma, iIvidaiiy Imleill igt. faahloied aloeg Empire and she carried a bridal Bar.1, ainetiege, preeØtid g . Mlmpheskwlaafarswefl !!!.'. g* me Wd _wlthw*, - •- OatN, osaplimists of dM''l"heh,wereat SS plies esStg aid Lii PL$ISM e a. M*iS. PUS Iu*.i, Merle DeebWge, Mom Cae,ee,$rel,aLssh, 'r' :'•'; ','.. . • . S... •':•. -,'-, • - --. '••. •• i. • S. .'. ,, '., , 'a. .• ,...-•._ wees iuid.. Jsii, Margaret Cases, VIZ a.it, ISIS '4 •"-: '.• Attending the bilde as satroe of honor was Mrs. PhyWs Stanton, attired IS a pastel b __ 1., UK Nug*,I Gala.. , . ' - - • ' ••-... coolOction i.,. ' -t • • gnaw :' School p knft eneeshie corn' ' Bew Lake ' atclu Personals Mrs.*lchard Scott o(3831 shift Dli,,, recently retar .d be. Toledo, Ohio, where ike afte4 lbe wedding of her uses, liii. J.jc. An rnaes. daughte, of M. and Alm Mays"d From, to Ito. . • Baez The lakefront home of Mrs. 1, nuts The newlyweds, both in Air Force, are residing at Otis for the May meeting of Role Circle. Mrs. a. B. Pearson was co. 46 MR. AND MRS. H. E. I , BEAUTY BRIEFS e en . I For skin ) . 11 s n .- New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. George fans Brandon, announce the sir-lb of their second child, a laughter, born May 14, and Iveldhina In at a healthy seven lovely honoree over You can save a cut thumb prom paring fruit by using the slipped Put a rubber sink mat tin. for a pastry board. This keeps Ifrom slipping when you roil DOWNTOWN SANFORD I list pastry, SPECIALS! U. DEODORANT NOW 69c s. u•. EXCEDRIN 01* 59c , __ _ ,., R. N. Nc 0 It $1ft • eaj jp "ujj _____ COP. let & MASIIOUA PHONS 3324452 DOWNTOWN UNPOID L 215 Moab u pins ps., . - •' ' - ''. - - • :_II_i.I • M. .. • -- • OPIN FRIDAY NIGHTS LAD!) was hostess recently at her Geneva I t d. 0 - Lementary -- - -• _______________________________________________ CflOO . _________ , A ,.•• ' - - 4117r' -"' ' •. ••.• " -_ , ,' ,! '., -. "',: ' ' , ' a I; tsp, cinnamon or even openfaced. Thin it a 'i tsp, salt Ii ttle anti It makes a refresh. 4 tsp. ginger log dip for corn or potato 2 cups cooked dried apples chips. while warm. butnot hot Peel and slice I large or two 2 laps. soda in apples small cucumbers and I large Mix all the ingredients well onion; marinate a half hour and cook in a loaf pan and In % cup v in egar and salt ed bake In moderate oven water to cover, Drain and 350 degrees) until well done. tk . grind or chop fin ely and drain again. Combine with softened YOUNG LADIES' I IN A VARIETY OF COLORS Shirley . . "~ ,.'a T, .j~ - t".' - , •. I (0 - -- i.Piccs a r.ptec AND SIKINIS ALL sins a COLOII 4 4 - 1 ' . • .. • . •.- -- IC S rca •. • - "a - _ '%--'&"- . - ,&Mmqpmy~. I A Betty Anne's ROUS&SLIpp$ . . I -- 1 ( ...r..,..sn.. ... " '' . -. _ ,'jTO,fl' - tj '. J • -. " ,.:.. ~-i ..- ' . '-: : ror~~yo ??%\ 4- ; '' ,.t j _ , 1. .. . through a strainer. urer, Mrs. Kathy Hensoss; cog. event held in Daytona Beach. I In a cookbook loaned to me pressed Roil cookies Into ball, about responding secretary, Mrs. the close of the meeting 349 HIAWATHA by Lottie Broadway comes s inch. Make thumb print in Ronnie Edwards; recording aAtvery Impressive pledge TILIPHONI lu.u!j several tasty recipes. opee ,•, top anti fill Impression with secetary. Mrs. IJnd MiSC.. .,, ..n...I...I.l t.._ "7"'""'"'U " OI P.M. App.Iatn..st Jelly. Rake In 323 degree oven and parliamentarian, Mrs. Mrs. lost Bunch. Then, I F,,, C&l 332'4513 (or lD12 minutes, Pat Smith. There Is to be a called meet. I After the installation, the ing on June IC for the purpose STEAK CASSEROLE new president announced the of giving jewel pins to two of 11-4 lbs. round steak names of the members that the newest members, Mrs. SOIA S.Iøs a carrots will fIll th, appointed offices Pat Hunt and Mrs. Ann Bar. 31@1 S. Fwk Ave. C (halved) potatoes for the Coming year. They are iaeau, 11 I 1 can condensed onion soup publicity, Mrs. Kathy Took.; -__ I tsp. salt project chairman, Mrs. Soy. cup flour erly Whit,; social chairman, Salt steak. Pound in flour. Mrs. Joansa Rowe; courtesy Cut steak In one-inch cubes. and contact, Mrs. Pat Hunt, Brown In skillet. Put in casse- a ad educational ehairmas, role and add potatoes, carrots Mrs. June Miller. and onion soup. Bake in 330 "NEAR LIBRARY" 0* May li the ead-of.th.. ,',','' ! I degree oven for Wa hours, ) year banquet I.. sc heduled to NO 15150*15 TAIVIATION DOWNTOWN SANFORD SM. take place at the Look-out iNCLV,i$ CAUTINS CAU LIME JELIA) PIE Restaurant. At this has the 1 pkg. lime jell* award, for Girl of the Year Smith Corona Electric S 2 snd Pledge of th Year are PO$TAilJMesS,I1I SWIM SUITS '.,,,( • . '' , •,, .. -:' ' I dip consistency, $4.00 & $5.00 ' :', .' • EGG YOLK COOKIES I lb. butter I cup $ ugar I tsp. vanilla . .'.4,.,.• . r. . L I .,,'. . I - 1 ~, . , The members of EpsIlon cd. This ii a closely kept sec. Sigma Alpha gathered recent. ret arid no one will know until cheese; add a bout 4 tablely in the home of Mrs. Pat the presentations are made. spoons mayonnaIse. A few Smith to install drops of green food coloring 5 hand cooked egg yolks elected officers, their newly The sorority beach party Is scheduled for th e weeke nd of I may be added if desired. To Cream butter and sugar. They an president, Mrs. June Il. Many members and Use as a dip, thin with addi- Add other ingredients Includ1jiggins; presi. their huibands are making tional Mayonnaise to make ing egg yolks which have been dent, Sirs. Claire vice File; treas- plans to attend this annual SHORTS & SLACKS - igma /4Lpna rexy SLLOfl i , ' , ' Shirley Higgins Installed - 5 ounce package cream S rn.' 1' ble nd. Dip eggplant in batter Other characters are Frosty charge. then fry in deep fat until gold. Fate, Jimmy Palmer; court an brown. Drain on paper and doctor, Scott Abell; the magic servi hot, mirror, Jill Cumboa; woods. --- - _____ • • ..,,•, , WALK SHORTS by UNGIR* u,sy coios a SHAPELY IUCCAN H. I. S. $4,5 efto* - smis to Et,y,n diamond wedding trio Intricately designed In 14K gold. $ioo DeamaVe marqstse dismood, wIth 4 bau.ttss. 1 sold$ass Magelflc,nt $'diaa.nd ding pair La I.aai1ng 14K gold. Cw,sdlIEgeld-t.---g diamond soiltidie ai 14K matching bind. D.licatdy swirled 14T. gold enhances this dl.. mood solitale., NICE ASSORTMENT VAN HEUSEN $4.25 allitm Us tesp sos, blgMghtid by binds of WAUIN -. - 1 cup sugar GIFT WRAPPED FIlE! Smith Corona Electric AVTOMATIC CAIIIAU SIMONSTSATSI I $ SAYS Pledge of the Year are award. ----- - II DO iNTO WN _ 117 S. MAGNOLIA AYL DOWNTOWN SANPO sus ______ PT. *a 100'S ,.si. C 14K gold weddIng ring ______ SAME LOW DISCOUNT PRICES ON PRESCRIPTIONS ____ w..s fl,es s.r..s 7.5.0,.. SII-ISii __ SANFORD, FLORIDA son EAST FIRST ST. Handsome 141C gold pie,. in round and 4 be. iliamoisda. $ass with su.ua 9 PH. 322. su A hesatiful ICE soW sot lestuthig It briht .hla. Mg dleaoads.A delightful "p6 Will 9c 41S P1 R I N . Re.. Tel. 322.772 RUSIIN ALCOHOL SfonIiLbç' (f LIURAL TRADI- INS! Powell's Office Supply Co we ;_ MANY USED STANDARD TYPEWRITERS AT SPICIAL DISCOUNT UNTIL JUNE 511,. • U ______________ - EVERYDAY SPICIALS eggs - ---- Faust S Drug Store JEWILY . 'Tft. 33).O11 ' , ,,,, bo H.LS. be 1 P.M. - - p Flew St. - • -• . and ResIn • a HOUU if APOINTMlNT Me.. Tue.. Thu,s. I P,W.y -, A.M. W.d. and Sat - 4 a.,, , '.' : __ 1 • • , ' '." JIWILIY a LUAaI DOWNTOWN SANFORD throat __ _______ -• -' - -• a and lye, sirs, nose , . • - TOUCHTON'S RIXALL DRUG I.CALLY WIlE Ails osiuwi ST i.p Flemings VAN HEUSEN SHAPELY Practice limited to disease, of Yee'Rhekippywlth.wAspft. - ,, OS SMIN dAtIsN'kkikkildiu PNS POOM III NINAIT CONtINr . ' SANFORD by PARIS $250 to $7.50 OPPICIAT ________ . •, ' Suggestions ______ ,,,, C': ' for the by Lennox China Service Now..,, SVENDSEN. M. D. ___ C. , SHORTIE NOW NOW c NOW '139 NOW 9,4 • • •. lUGGAGE "ONLY THE ,iNEsr• SPORT SHIRTS IVYDAY LOW nice MAALOX INSULIN INSULIN MYLANTA - . SHORT SLEEVE Start Her (Photo by Maryann Miles) 5' . • ,• YOUNG MEN'S Why Not cond vice president. ________________ alhred fee simmer ssmfs,i I. àee.es*s. Aiwsys Pher crisp "refrealshl. leek" with dsy.edtsrud,p held wee,. - Setect Group BELTS & WALLETS Mildred Ellis, president, and Mrs. Beth Glore, first vice president. Standing, left to right, are Mrs. Bernie Mom, treasurer; Mrs. Kit Scott re. cording secretary; Mrs. Tarvia Darnell, corresponding secretary; and Mr., Kate Jones, as. . - , ..... . t0 ad a mashed medium-sized I anana. You'll have enough 5 iuce for six servings. NEW OFFICERS for the Bear Lake Garden Circle were installed at a luncheon at the Villa Nova Restaurant, May 14. Installing officer was Mrs. Joyce llerrington In absence of circle pres. Ident, Mrs. Aggle Ostrander. Sitting are Mn. • ., I - . ••• ..• - I HASPEL SUIT ' a member of the '66 class of Mt. Dora Bible School. Among others attending were, can GRADUATE' auto. Make the sauce by coinbln. is one package of thawed Irosen strawberries with C up of whipped heavy cream on while paring. ________ i MEN S WEAR - humb from an old rubber tb,., • . uation luncheon honoring 3liss Katherine Julian, stated, , IPT lTI&$ Tortoni QUICK TRICK For a quick dessert, try shiny pound cake topped nih strawberry banana Coe •:, i. can CARDS • JEWELRY •GIFTS SILVUWARI ord. Cafe Rum, cherry tomatoes : .. . • lay - ' I rassdpareuts are Mr. and drs. B.!. Paris Jr., of Pin. In informal chatter with the .- , Maternal grandparentsare We. and Mrs. harry Hervish 1 DeBary a ad paternal - - - Gif t Iharost liervish of Sanford a nd Deliary. - Slates Charming Operetta I Mrs. Fans is the former - • GRAD VATI eas- - '. sounds. fashion a a mode at the charming coffee fete, engaged MISS BARBARA AN' KAN\FR 1. J&&Ox Johem % hour) thou confections are PFCAN CHEESE RINGS 14 cups unsweettotd plat11 standing, Barbitrit Holmes, Ueburah Brown, I Anne llo)tl. Slierrille Ju. (Editor's note: Mrs. John. ready to eat and delicious they apple juice I lb. Amtrican cheese ion sta ted she had nunser. ST•, Butterscotch flavored 14 lb. butter han, Adrienne Epstein, .Jirni Stenkley and An Nash, $11 MspelIu Ave. DawaIs.,i linfeid I irs am cracker crust OUS morsels bring you butter. 2 cups [lout , p.5 eggs, Jells, and sugar Blackberry Cake recipe Is scotch In "Instant" form. 2 cups pecan meats Into pan and beat; slowly stir • j They make many quick and Melt cheese at room tern Into last week's coiun. this the unsweetened pine. main ingredient "2 cups delectable cookies, frostings perlure for 1 hour. When soft, apple juice until all is dlssolv. and candles._ Heat and bell one minute, blend ;u flou r into stiff Omitted. Now try making c oll out thin. 3pread beat old eed And Homemakers a s k: d the cc using flour!) about 2 minutes and add to Weight watching makes sense, with crus hed Pecan meats, hot mixture. Put in graham J.*. ''__ _______________ Sow.WhIt. .,""' .'i C' I satisfy my lam. then coat with apple jelly, cracker crust and chill until Dwarfs will and the Seven man, Marty Ward, and Aura. Homemakers ask' What is but how be presented by ra, l.isa Wolcott. .wt.i.$, ,M:,. a "no-bake"? It's 'a quickie Ily's lusty appetites and still sprinkle with sugar and dust firm, the primary grades of Osriedo The seven dwarf are James that 'P waistlines of a candy and a cookie trim? Serve with cinnamon. Roli • up like a em chIcken, compared with Elementary School, Tuesdey, Jernigan. 5Ilct,ll Pierson, '(4'A mt requires no baking. n , :i COC A-COL SALAD I ll )' roll and chili. Slice thin 0th. other meats, chicken r ' " ranks je standing medium crushed pine. May 24, at 1p.m. in the school Kevin Calvert. (lary Metcalf, .-. .......... bowesst in calorie count. A and bake at 373 to 400 degrees the chow apple auditorium. Mark Burleson, Robert I'kper until brown. flavored three-ounce portion [ •s , of skinless noodle butterscotch I medium can black bing This charming three act and William Alicock. morse s co*fec cherries lbat has broiled chicken breast has operetta s based on the ' ~.~-,. '''.: only 113 calorIes; even with CLCIJSIRER PUNCH 'rise choruses of ladles-In. •..... . : been sweeping the country. small pkg. cream cheese "Grimm's Tale" with music • To the skin, the c Melt 3 cups mint jelly in 3 pkg. cherry Jeilo ou nt Is only be waiting, make Hopseotc.rs, net guards, courtiers, by (rant.Schufer and will one according to the National CU5 hot water. Add I large pkg. raspberry Jeilo I ouac• package of butterI. • '-I staged with appropriate seen lOwflCpCOplC, elves. flowers • Broiler Council, A serving of can plseappl. Ju ice, .: 3 cups 3 Coca Colas cotch flavored Morsels ov cry and beautiful ro3tumss. and sunbeams alit color, . '' .)• er roast pork has 310 calories, orange Juice and I'. CUPS Boil crushed pineapple and The part of Snow.Wiilte, shot water an iu , cup the bcaut> and merriment as market g the p o is n 4 hamburger lemon juice. l'iace ice, i-...: .., of peanut butter. .n a 1' V. cu. Juice of cherries. Melt jello beautiful princess, will be i r unfottis bow,, combine 3 cups each of has 243, while onehaif fried eumber Intl lemon slice, in (both kinds) in this. Mash In played by Cindy Baylor. mint .5' chicken breast has calorie punch bowl pour mixture cream cheese. Cool. Add 2 Queen Wisteria, Snoss.Whlte's lw pr.'uuc inn is tinier t,,P '• ' (how main in l . . ',' r' • laturs marshmallows. mm count of 153. Other meats over this anti add 1 quart gin• Cokes and nuts anti cherries mouser, i played by I) Whit. dirt'ciion of 011ie Rvcsc • the have gcralc. This makes even higher counts for I punch cut up. 14,e butterscotch 'a"' ;,.' i Hensley th e king . Snow. tie with Mildred Ulrey as as. ,,,,, : V . . •• '"v'. noodle mixture, and drop i the same size portion. In ad- cups or 9 glasses, White's father, will b, Jeffrey sistant music director. Cyn. 4% • . 1!. •;I :a:: tiltion, no meat Is lower i-" in fat ture by teaspoonful onto EGGPL,AN'r STICKS Davis. thia Arrow. Betty Hamilton, . . DRiED APPLE CAKE ed_paper. When firm (in a ut conte n t than chicken. And 64 I medium eggplant '';'', Queen Tiger l.ily, the step. Sue Turns a n d l'alrivia .. .. I cup shortening I,' per cent of the fat chicken tt cup prepared pancake mix mother, will be Brenda Willis Spoone are In charge of stage . p". 2 eggs, well beaten does contain is unsaturated. ': 6 tbsps, cold water and the prince, who arrives sets a nd properties. Doroth y 1 ,, . 2 cups sugar 't'sD fat for frying lust In Ii,,,.. Ii (b'n Rice Is choral coordinator anl S •'; here Is a "temp-tasting" 3 cups lknir Pare eggplant, cut In inch Nibble, and Nitty, two frisky Katherine Teague and Eleanor .' "." spread for making a delicious 2 Cups raisins , • . ';:'; . slices then in ',4lneh strips, friends, are Russell McBride Warder are stage nianagers, ., ... • • . , f .1: sandwich. Serve it on 2 cups chopped nuts bread V Combine mix and water and and Gregory Thompson. There is no admission -. . ; : : . s, :7. cut In ro unds or other shapes 'z M TM __ marks In a harried house. wife's face. it •• I ~ .-... .. vleuo Jewsky & Watches - pared In lbe morning and re. of orange. frlgent.d until dinner time. Liz dAversa the hostess, Separate petals et I package entertained regally In a chic Of refrIgerated fan tan SOUL whit, linen frok accented with together cup each of touches of pink trim at the butt., and crumbled blue Empire waist and hemline. cheese and 1 teaspoon of floe. Pouring and serving were Ii minced chive.. Spread Dot Odham In a cool, crisp cheese mixture between lay* princess yellow and white ens's of mUg. Kefrigstato until semble, and Pdna Southward, baking time. Bake am label dl. who wore a "hot pink" silk Sects, linen frock highlighted with embroidery motifs. a The guests. Ali depicting • ports. She told the Boston Society for Gerontologic Psychiatry that in the United Kingdom, over 300.000 older persons now receive home aid; In Ssedess, *000. But in the U. S., as of October, 1963, this ty pe of as. siatance went to Only 1,205 persons. • . - ily ask a cosmetician to Tee. ommend a mask that quiets the Irritation and calms the skin. It stays on only 10 min. ________ ut.s but does the trick. re- AGED NEED ROME AID NEW YORK (UPI) - Few American, have any Idea how tar behind the nation is in horns aid programs for the sick and disabled aged. Dr. Margaret Bleckner, director of research at the Benjamin Rose' Institute, Cle'.eland. re. BY Mrs. B. L Is - that Irritates a. " ' - sightly nicks. £3 A Fond Adieu Bid Mrs. Jeno Paulucci I • ,: • eticting le V. i' 4 . . ' .-• • .1 001 ' '' ;&M&W/19" Masss- 5Iaflf women have troub ron getting $ smooth shave. Since legs no longer hide behind longer skirts, try smoothing baby oil on them before shiv. Inc. This should leave them smooth and soft and avoid no. for r:ng:I:' flt ° -..Lw- . . luach.' • MRS. U. Form Base, Mass. Among the cut-of-tows wodding guests were M. aid Mrs. H. E. Long Sr. of Sonford, who motored to chusetts to attend their LONG, JR. host*$$ for the covered dish luncheon which followed me THE FASHIONABLE MAYFAIR home of Mr. regular businessmtbng. W WAINIC so Of Mr. and photographer midst colorful blossoms In the Irour tables oath covered Mn. Maflud Waked, of To. and Mrs. Robert d'Averu was the site Tues.. mm. sha de d s, lips ticks lovely front yard are, from left, Lois Paulucci, with embroidered linen cloth, Shimmer and nail polish with built-in and day morning for a charming bon voyage coffee centered with fresh flow' U s'c honoree; Liz d'Aversa, hostess, and Jerrl Kirk, itCkemk 7 were set In the Florida shine, continua big through Toh honoring Mrs. Jeno Paulucci, who will noon de. who greeted the guests. room and living room, and the spring and summer. Beeseals wIth 5 sat and a part for Minnesota for the summer. Posing for members enjoyed the delici- ommended to catch the sun(Herald staff photo by Doris Williams) light is a fresh-water coral. di, Mr. sad Mn, William ous luncheon along wi th the This is to go with melon, beautiful view of lbe garden Peach, lemon and lime cabana and lake. Following lunch many In. or city clothes. For evening, Scott had not lees Mr. 1*111. tend to wander through the it's a touch of moonlight with a pinky mauve. This sets off By Diii. Wililauss stuffed with chicken salad, tastefully arranged wi th yel. Stenstrom, Don a I d Jones, patio and gradeu. van j In lb. serene Neo-Orl.ntal stuffed mushroom, and minla. low and white daisies to corn- Voile Williams Jr. and Jim. Mrs. Gladys Jenkins was a splashy floral prints and the Among other fatally violet, rose, azalea and leafy blinds Mn. Scott visited atmosphere of lb. fashionable lure assorted pastries keyed piement the ornate hung yet, my Crappi. guest of Mrs. Barks. greens that go dancing or were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Mayfair home of Mrs Robert to delight the most duacrirni. low accessories in the ipac. Members present for this Also the limes. Bert Ifol. Scott, paSts of her husband, d'Avsrsa, Mrs William lCizk, "sting gourmet. iou, living room. ilngswor th. V e r a Mothers, last meeting of the season lax comfortably on the patio. AM a buotber. Dos 01111... attIred In a listen skimmer of Centering the oval-shaped Invited to bid Lola I'auluccl Helen Fell, Jack Taylor, Ro. were the Mmci, Mildred BabShe alas visited her husband's muted shades of pink, gXvtld serving table, which was coy, a fond adieu with the above bert M. Rosamond, William C. cock, J. L. Brown, B. B. Ease daily tension by organ. broth.e and family, Mr. and lb. Invited guests to a end In ye llow linen overlaid mentioned were the limes. Rape, Thomas S. McDonald, Crumley, Al Hunt, Cadet lung routine activities. The Mrs. lsa.e hell, and a sister voyage coffee honoring Mn. with an exquisite Swiss em. Leo Trepanier, Kenneth N. Jim Lee, Vi Shoemaker, Ger. fart, E. P. Lane, Fred Lin. woman who collects all of her and family of her hnabead, len. (Lola) Paulucci broldered silk organza cloth , Wing, A. K. Shoemaker Jr., aid Covington, DeWitt Ma. genfelser, T. F. McDaniel, hous, cleaning material, saves was a natural wicker basket William H. Stamper, Douglas thew, and Mr. and Mrs. Aflu Harris. Tuesday morning, Charles Menlwsth.r, Henry step8 to other rooms that in. John M. Morgan. Mr E.M4 e.j ...lk I.__ Simpson, harness Truitt, B. W. terrupt her work. There is wsi, woo will 500* lily. White, Marie Wilhelm and nothing more Irritating than mother, Mrs. Ann Gliflu, In her winter home In Sanford to to be In the middle of a recipe Toledo. lames Vase, spend the summer in Muon.. and have to hunt for a miss. iota, graciously received the Inc condiment, Such $ fruTAWTV guests In an elegant white silk Oration helps put scowl Pafl.taatIc rolls can be pr.- shill, band-screened I tones , • - a place for them to live. nab granddaughter of Ashes Kamser, one of Sanford's early merchants, and the late Mrs. to Kanner. Her maternal grandparents are Mrs. Fay B. Neal and th e late Mr. Neal of Van Buren, Ark. The groom-elect's grandpar. receotly honored it a y Mae. lee. V. Mathisu - I . an heirloom handmade liii inscribed Is "014 EqUal" other pasta att ending Miss Xith"121 : 111185. a eon given at the home of Mrs. cloth brought back from China lgftrWg flsaW & coster.S" Ilon to Miss jullso won member of the el graduating I). N. Latid in Geneva, by Mrs. Ladd. Wise and white rersonais piece of white porn poss aid the Misses Adrienne Epstein, Staff Sergeant aid Mrs. Mi. clau ci Mt. D,ra Bible School The school colors were blue satin robbo.. with a ape. hail S to a k icy, Deborah car. abra 'asu and daughter of Mr. and Mr.. 1 tied out throughout e home. chief Potersuak aid fainjir tied In blue and white ribbon ciii graduation eff.et of tl th Brows, SberIll Juli an, Dun Ned Julio, of Sanford, was The table was overlaid who with the names 510 Elm Drive, are busily of each sut moriu bards, which was Boyd, Barbara Holmes and picki ng for their move to Ja. truly a conversa tion piet. Mrs. Ned Julian. pan, where he will eta. • Each guest was presented a The honoree was presented flossed with the U S. Air `8 88e of whitte murna tied by with blue ribbon. -- tos*. Mrs. &AM. They brawi Si 21 A delightful luncheon of After the luncheon the girls two weeks visit with his relatives corned beet gelatin salad, rib, enjoyed chatting. singing, in Pittsburgh Pa and then ho* sandwiches, lemonade and playing musical instruments to Georgetown Texas for a meringue cups filled with Ire and reaming through the spa. visit with her 'family.' cream and topped with nuts dous grounds of the Ladd was - - -'borne, dren will stay I Casselbeny of Cosmetology and is Bossier City High School where he was actively of In all form of sports. He •is currently serving a tour of duty with the U. S. Navy aboard the U.S.S. America. lie will return to Sanford Na. val Air Station In June where be will serve his second en, Ilatment with RVAH.3. The bride-elect is the pater. . .: Graduation Luncheon Honors Katherine Julian . Presently employed at Larry's Beauty salon in Orion&. Her fiance was born In Sos sler City and is graduate Of piemented with matching pink accessories and a Cymbi&va orchid corsage. Immediately following the ceremony, the the bride and groom was the aft, of t reception ge, mediate family and elm Mends. A lovely three.tlerd wedding take embossed with green and pink roe.s wu served with punch mints sad , - lea jrsdggto of Orange County Vocational The Empirs styled wn lured an A.liae skirt aid her corsage was pink carnations Ued with pink "tin ribbeg, David and groom as best were G.orgs Rains and ioto Opls.Im lot her ' weddIng Mrs. Lang chose a two'pleee pink • 4, . . ' •• • JeseI and double ring ceremony, The couple exchanged their vows Is lo vely 1a1 set ling of Peclostal baskeft of whit. , accented with standing branched caadslab,s, horning ull while tapers. Mrs. Eleanor 3aatt e,. ganist, pessested the ps'e.wed' ding reeft.4 including, "Oh Perfect Love" and "The Wed. ding March." '-' CU ' with green Ivy aid with tiny white saus .'• f11. 0 . white mislatm ter. orcs Base, Mass. Chaplain David I. Jordan efflelating clergyman , \ William 0. Crust, a bleed, Irish lie, applique motifs em- shoulder length veIl of elt lb. kid, was radiant Is a beflhdied the walatlias and jfluj $ fell fr floor-length while lines gown. short sleeve.. with whit. velvet i were ailed In Holy MaIn. mosy, April fl ISIS, at 3 p.m. at Chapel No. I, Otis Au, •.. I I\ t old I. Leng Jr., of Lskslasd Gee. etSlJllalaflerbuigu. II,1.he4 hesa with Gtes.e, Su ad Dpes. The m..buIp a. "t4Sthi4,*agithUf1ig $ Giin to marriage by ?psnk H. Lain, of i.e. los, Calif., and Harold E. Jr on of Mr and li IlNsk,s.e,tWidp.b. at Donla daughter of lit. and Mn. is ::::Ciai,, kos liupIul bier Lois A lion w Mn. lad Eape eats are Mr. sad Mrs. I. C. emulud on Sunday, awy 11, d"d are UGOOkbg Ills Nowell Of NOW L8. lt the Sanford WomThe marriage will be eel. Club. ,santig. .1 theIr daughter,. $ZIiu Molt, an of / James Kenneth • Mr. and Mrs. W. , The bride.eleet was e, iort Smith, . .ai. of local schools, She was graduated from Seminole I,iI School with the class of Wauiw she was a scm4-H Club ad la 4 Ri es i Miss . NkSSSMi...gWIIkVa L nited In I mpress ve U . . Kanner Betrothed x9% "in" .1 r WOO iss .1 • 0 r FetesMjssFmch At Luncheon . : .: " Lunch Bimcji" . . &.iade. ski,, DI amos,J r6litalft in 141t said Mounting with 14K Is Sue wedding band. $7,$$ ZAL1 CONVVy TENS SANFORD enulnu bands • silo I --I Aazcve IAIOUT I - - -. - ft •-- H. Wu I - . - -------.-. ....... 'i-(•'p *t -i--- ----- • _j___---- ~__4 . .1. I - 1 ii - t. - - -• - ; . - •• • . .. . . . . . ~ . I .. .: ...% I ... . . . . . . ~ ... .. . . :. ...... . .. . . . . ., . . . . *1 . . . * , LJ ~..• •••• . . I . ., . . . I • •' .,.. ~* . . . . , . . . I . . 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L auxiliary dlns.v to May 21, ii can i at the - 8AE DRIVER AWARD of the Sanford Pilot Jiub for April goes to David Hal. (center), senior at Seminole High Schiool. Award Ii presented by Mn. Jerry Jernigan, Pilot Club safety chainniin. Joe Beck, attendant at Imperial Station, 13th and Park, presents Hal. with free tank of gaso.. line. (Herald Photo) Legal Notice IN THI C$JCVI? COVW? OP THIS SLITS JUDICIAL OIL CVI? IS ASP POR t'OIWI'V, PLOSIDA iussso&a CHACI*T SO. INUS OVfr1IITIIEET INVICITMENT COMPANY, $ florida .orpora. tiop, piiMsu, ' I . D. 0. DANiEL, it .11,., an4 if dead, the unknown Ipousi, heir., d.viiies, legato.., gran. I..., ii.norg, creditors, trustee., or 0th.? patti.. ciaimig, by, through, under or against the said 0. 0. DANiEL; FOLLY Alit. if alive, and if dead, the unknown spaus., bolts, devi. vant..a, lilnors, ••., creditors, irsit..s, or other pag. F' tue claiming, by, through, an. dir or sgaiaet lb. said FOLLY AJH; SUSAN HOWELL, it a. liv. and if dead. ho unknown pou.., heir., d.vi...., egatee., ct.ditots, U.nors, $raDtSal ttustii, or ether pasti.s claim. Sag, by, through, under ii sgsin.t the eaid SUSAN HOW, XILi WESTON WAIHINC3TO1t, It ally., and II doo.d. the un• kaown pouse, heirs, devisees, l.gatese, gvuteos, lienor., CtS• ditofu, trs.t..i, .r .th.r psi. ties claiming, by, through, an. dir or agala.i th. .ai4 WES. 'TON WAIHINOTONI PEARL JACHIOM. if ally.. sad It dead, thi unknown spoua., b.irs, 4... vi...., l.gat.., grantes, ii... or., cr4itoii, trust.is, or other parties .*aiaing, bp, through, under or sgaiast th. said LUCILI PEARL JACLSONI JONES, it alt,., and it d.ad, the unknown iponso, h.irs, 4.vt.ese, ligate.., granteea, lien. or., creditors, trustIes, or other parties ciairnlng, by, through, under or against lb. sail LU. CILH JONIt1I; ALMA iItJMl'lI, if shy., fld if dead. the an' known spouse, heir., tte,is.e., legatee., grantee., lienor., ore. dilor., trust.es, or other part. lee claiming, by, through, un,l.r or sgain.t the said ALMA IhtIMl'ii; W I NT )' It l'AIIK c.orp.), LO.'N t'OTti'(fltATiO a Florida corporation, its sue. cescuru, assign., lienors, credi. tars, trustees. or other parties claiming, by, through under or ageinel the .*iii WINTI'iit l'AitlC L 0 A N CORPORATION (rc,rp.); NOLAN L TAYIAJ1I ant TiiEt.MA W. TAYLOIt, his wilr, if ally,, and if deati, ths unknown spous., heir., levi. sees, luster., grjifltees, lien. or., creditor., truatees or other iisrtirs riaimlng, by, through, un.i"r or against the .ai,i NI). LAN L TAYi,Oit and ThiEi.. SI W. TAT1.Olt, his wife; lItiItNETT V i N A N C t C()SI. P.tNY, $ Florida corporation, it, sIa'e,ssurs, assign., ii.nor., creilt.ar., trust.,., or other parties ,-latming, by. through, an,irr ,,r mgiinst the anti 1311 itNI;TT FiNANCE COMPANY; iP%Vi I) I' IitiFI.'lTiI, a/k/a 0. F. tiitil'FiTli, if alive, and If ,i..,:, the unknown spouse, heire levi,.,., legate.., iran te' • Ii.n..r.. cr,,iltur,, true. tees or oth,? ;.arti.e claiming, l't, tlir,igli, ui,,irr "r sgnin..t it. ..ii u.tvio s/kId ii. I'. (ilhil"FITIi, i' 11th i4'FlTli and my mi au psre)fls, firms, or eiaiming c.,rpnretion., any right, title, or interest, in or It, any of iii i.nn'I involved herd,. sltu.st., lying ant being i ;rrninoie C..unty, Florid.,, to-wit: lit U'? OhS The 8',utti 14 of the FW'. of he NW of the 8W14 aol The NWI4 of the SW',4 of the l(W', of M.'ctic,n IS, T,,wnsI,Ip ii South, Range at 1':a.i liStS'? TWO A - .1 V.3. EXCLUDED MOSCOW (UPI) - Th. '.' '' :. elected to repre. at the aatloe- creditors, trust.., vs. ADVANCEMENTS In rank were received by five i*guatins Gilmore, H a u k, New Officers Are Elected By DeBai id M. 7. WIlson. Setie was ly Mrs. Jik. la. ant finance officer; SIdey T. -elected state secretary at Herbert D. GIbb American Swallow, chaplain; Alfred H. a convention. Delegate. endorsed H. It. t.glcn Post 250, of DeBary, Newell, assistant chaplain; 431, a bill which would deny elected officers at its May Frderlck E, Simmons, histor. ites the right to assess . meeting in h. Community ritanee lazes on survivor Center following a program Ian; Clarence C, Shaffer, judge nulties, and n. It. 14122, presented for th. poet and advocate; Nual Dcvii., siretico 307, whIch would bring auxiliary by third grade ito. geant at arms. out recoinputatlon of annul- dents of the EnteTPTtiS E11 Members of the executive committee will be Frank A. s of those retired on or at. meotary School. April 1, 1543, and before Serviag will hi Edmond Christen, John Lambertson, lOVaila., commander; Carl B. Joseph W, Brenner, harry A. t. ii, ian, who provld.d rvlvor benefits for their MeCaleb, first vice command. Raup, and Albert Salisbury, it; Earl ft. Andrew., finance New members welcomed officer; Edna T. Smith, assist, were memorial service flam H. Sandell, Uoyd C. sducted for deceased mumWalker, and George R. Crout. SHOOTS SELF rs by Mr.. A. Bennett, iplain, honoring Noah I. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - er, transfer, umbaugh, Kr.. Cora Wolf. Printing anecutiv. Charles Elected to represent th. post Mayer, Charles Wolf, Rosenberg, released from pr' rIsn Hummer, and Ferdin. Legal Notice on only last week, shot him. i E. Nusbamer, self to death her. Tuesday iS TUSh CIRCVII' COVUT ___________ s'. TRACT OYIS The H',uth % of the 5Wt4 of the NWIJ of the 1W14 pital. . r has a Iarg dren'. clotl It will II needy faini lid 'The NW% of the SW4 of the 14W 14 of Section ii, Township Ii South, Rang. II East. TRACT TWO Lots C through ii inclusive in lilock 1), Tract It, a. recorded page 15 cards of Florida. You ml in l'lat honk I, of th. l'ublio ft.. Seminole County, each of you are hereby notifi.4 that a suit in Chanr.ry has been brought against you by OVltit$TiIlET INVINTMNNT COMptNy, in the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, in and for leminci. Cutinty, Florida, and you at. hereby summoned, nr dual and r.quir.d to tue your written answer or defense, to the Comp..tnt fii.i herein against you in the above .tyied cause in the Office of the Clerk of ihe Circuit t'o ,irt In and f,,r r.minoI. County, Florid., on or before the 15th lay of june, III and to air,. a copy if such answer or defenses upon liaker A Raker, Ilaintiff's at. torn.y, herein, whose address is $2 East Pin. ltre.t, Oriando, Florida, on or befor. said date, ii required by th. laws of Florida and current ilui.s of l'roceiur.. If you fail to do so, a tiers. Pro Conies.0 iil he .titit..i againet you for ih. relief .ilrnand.4 in .aid Corn. plain,, You are further notified that the natur, of .aid suit is a suit to remove clouds from anti to quilt th. title of Plaintiff t the above 'tssoribe.I property in l.minole County, Florida. The nam. of the Court in y Freed L.EWISBURG, Pa. (UP!)irry Gold, 55, convIcted nier for the spy ring Ich gave Russia tho secret th. atom bomb, was pa. e'il today from th. fedcral ultentitary here after airy. 10 years of a 30 y.ar sea- Lots i ,hr,uh 1$ inolu. which said suit has been in' sive in iliock I), Tract it, stitutsd I. the Circuit Court as recorded in i'I*t hook of the Ninth Judicial Circuit , page Ii of the Public in and for Seminole County, iterurie ,,f iI.minol. Coon. Florida, and the abbr.viatal ty, Florida. title of hI. cm.. is OVY.lt. Defendants, MTItEET INVELITMKN'r COIL. SOTiCS or nvrr t'ANT, a Florlia corporation, Tilt U. Li t)AN1EL, if aiive, and vs. 0. 0. DANIEL., .1 al if dead, the unknown It is hereby ordered that this ep,,u*., heirs, devise.., I.. order and notice shah be pub. gate.., grant..., ilenors, iish.4 one, a week for four creditor., trustee., or ronseauti,, wicks in the SAN. other psrtl.s claiming, by, FOItI) HERALD, a nswsp.per thu ough, under or against pubiisited in Seminole County, the said 0. ). DANIEL; Florida, anit having genital sir. l'OLI.Y ASh, if alive, and calalioti in Seminole County, if dead, Us. unknown Florida. spouse, heirs, dovisce., he. Wl'TNU$. my band a. Clerk gate.., grant.... honors, of .aid Circuit Courj of the credItors, trust.es, or Ninth Judicial Circuit in ant ether sartlea rt&IIe k. ,... O.I...1 r,.. '''". w...,.i. -------.--.-.--.--.--,.-C, through, under or against and th. seal of said Court, at ths said POLLY Alit; Ill. Sanford, Seminole County, Flor. IAN hOWELL., if aiive, Ida, on the 3rd day .1 Stay, and if d.ad, tks unknown 1111. spouse, heirs, devise.., Ic. (SEALS gate.., grante.e, lieu.rs, Arthur H. Peckwitb, Jr. trustees, creditors, ov Clerk of the Circuit Court ether putt., claimIng, Semiaoh• County. Florida under or by through, Byt Donna N. Markse agalcet the said SUSAN Deputy Cl.rk WESTON /e/ George N. Diamastli H 0 W E L I.,: WASHINGTON. it alive, et lake, Iak and if dead, lbs usknow. Ii last Pin. itr.M spot,., heirs, dsviu.s, le. P. 0. Dog 1174 gate,., grantee.. iienors Orisnin, Florida creditors, trustees, or Attorney, for Plaintiff ether parties ciaimisig, by Publish Stay I. t 1$, 31, *111 thsg$b, anlor os .g.'sst W141 ice. " __________ ith, second class. wit: hearing 2C1 t..,t. 10 and ii. iiio4'k If, Tfl)NE a Tract It, N A N l A N DO u41'ihiNDti, aeeor,ilng t the Nanf,,r,i, S ,. , Clark C fly: Mi I).piity I.ANL DEVKIA)i'SlftNf CoSt. (ll.nn K. hr PANT, a Vlorila corporation, in Attorney fo the Circuit c'.,urt of the Ninth flI H. Keni Ju'liclal Circuit, in sni for Tampa, Viol Heminole Coa,nty, Vi,,rhia, an.i h'uhhi.h MI you Cr. hereby summoned, or. 7. 5. 114$ uiereil ant reiuir.i to file your Ch)Z.$4 written answ.r or defense, to thn 4'ut,ipiint flied herein lb TILE against you in the abovo etyi. 515TH Ji t STy, Yl.ttuliI)t. so, 1351, Legion • . Orlando, I'a.sai', New J.rs.y: __________________________________________________- umander, larry B. Lyons, anna, Theodore Leigh, and ginia V. Smith. Alternate Legates are Stanley Ith, Frederick McLaren, 111am C. William., and Mrs. roilne Little. contribution was voted to American Legion Crippled Udren's Hospital In St. Lersburg. Current member. p in the post was reported 201, all time high since anhzatlon of the post seven ___________ _______ ___ - KA MAE ihl.ACKNIIEAR, /a Althea Mae Williams, *954. • ' . _____ S S irsago. By: Dos Deputy Clerk 0. C. // a.or. N. Diansiuia ROESI ANI of Baker Dab., American Ii Ii S. Pin. Street P. 0. 10 l Orlando. Florida It. Peter,bu Attorn.ys for ISaintiff Attorney. f. Publish May I, 11, ii, II, LIII Publish Ma liquor hula I were, 0 taking _________ ,j. , ______ , with ' 4 fonda CARTER I • 2 COUNTIIS OVU I expect i -J i'.. '°. . 'Henry has let up on solving tho.world'e problems. M's narrowed it down to thus Indians in levuland and the Reds in CincInnati!" I __ Ions Issponsble So,' reduc. of over $320,000,000 Utility, Pr.lghp and Tr.ns. ortstbon ,at to Iiodde Sail. $leOOcAlLOAD hh1 !iU V. CAITII ss your Pt,biic km.. :e CommissIoner. Th. Also irestly he liked to go around the Iheni at either thu waist or months away but I buy It A as 7:30.1 P. K. CBS. The Kun. the whole family con enjoy, ray them agaIn. George San. glass.topped coffee table. I put the hem line should surely I know from experience I AIM. stern. "Heap Big Herman." and this is 051 of thim Aaron den' smile tafl be chilly at a rubber.backed rug over the win one.-KDN ., twic.. may not find one that seems Isl. •.. ?I10 off on a happy holiday, bat him Is the Cumberland sharp edges, 'This was lust the Now that we are featuring frigid, a comes, -CHARLO'l'I'E Herman gets lsft bebind in the but Daniel doesn't Ilk, the rut' one it's really ______ right height for him so he problem in each column Its ______ middle of the desert and wan- of his jib and refuses, how. could continue his walking sender Is going to receive a Anyone submitting a Polly's due Into an Indian village. ewse Young Jericho Jones cial, "A 1111 Miti R:3O9:80 P. K. NBC. Spat. around Problem, a solution to a pro. Funny Thing Happen, my part. it with less worry on Poily Doilar.-l'OLLV MATT 1mM The Indians undirstandably (Robert Login) vobint.ers DEAR POLIY- My Point. blem or a favorite homemak. decId, there Is something must and innocently becomes involv. ed on the Way to the Whit. I put his toy. on the rug en Is for ripping out a ma. Ing Idea will receive a dollar ' House," (Color). This ii *11. anti they did not slide off as chine'stitclbed helil or seam l'olly uses the item in Pol. ...COUnNL&eOIn. man, and worship him as the Erickson doe. a superb and __________________ mighty spirit Waititoba. By surprising job as the smooth, have - such - funny customs It also kept the top from be. lal. Snip one side of the seam _________________________ _______________________ "APACHE show, that we as th. tims thu family finds him, sophIsticatad Burr. a nation are Ing broken by a bang with toy, every hahf.lnch with the point UPIISINS" so apt to enjoy, and Its Is about to be married . a you should Everytime I keep my grand. of the and then you beautiful Indian squaw. Very 7:304 P. K. ARC. Palmist. Indeed enjoy this one about I cover the table top with can pull the thread on the national pulitlt'*l luabitis. fun n y indued, and Fred "Instant Fresse - Rita LIke our the rug and have no worry other side wiiiiotit puckering Gwynne In full Indian trap. Cheese." (Color) (Rerun). It There's something for every- about him hurting himtelt on the fabric-MRS. C. W, M, body: nostalgia, biting satire, 0. m a P.M. turns out that Kr, v's w. yw. rye, (George Sanders) is really out mild old'fashloned wit, and a 4 7:10-8:30 P. K. NBC. Daniel after Paul Dlsntante (RObert glut deal of wsll.known and \I Boone, "The Aaron Burr Hogan), lb. 'world's greatest very rate fhhu footage. Jack Story." (Color) (Rerun) oc- baseball pitcher," amid Robin Paar lit host, anal it in fine to ó caslonally this show comes up and Jatman ar. hot on hIs see him back, The atmospher. Shill - 2:00-dill. 10:21 Is more sophisticated revu. with a really good one that trail when ho es is MAINIR 4:00.1:11 than broad skit, and rightly 4 so: the .ntertaln.'rs Includs TWO OF HITCHCOCK'S C * , , . C Elliott Reid. formerly of T W GREATEST THRILLERS "Dear Edyth Thorton Mc. color rinses; buy and try. Si' 3; comic singer T.. I .• FOR THE PRICE OF ONE th. Lead: The cuticle around my lest a soft blond, shade. Ask C rh. Plaza 9 Players I Buster Davis Singers. Tb. film finger nails is so dry, What the saleigirl for th. best color The archer-fish gets Its Television Tonight I clipa are superb, and the titl, can I do? I work very hard In the line you decide to buy. nams because of lLs habit 'TEVRsDAT is a quote from Adlai Steven. on a large farm and we can't Follow to the letter th. In. of projecting water 1211 (1) Mornlsg itar 1:10 (3) Newucops 5.f, structlons. Maybe the ladles Its mouth, thus wetting In. son. The best bit of all Is a get much help." -MM. 0 (5) Aady •f Mayburry Ill News sects and knockin them in. 551 N' . T In 51 You can protect your hands will elect you presldentl (i) Supir Market Sweep group of the worlal's leaders (I) ABC Nswi $ to the w a t or. c-his flab, very weil by wearing gloves. C 1:11 (5) NawsIla. 11:11 (H Pusdis. Say using "lip'synch" to Tony which can be raised In home 5:20 (3) Huntley.Srlskley (I) Dick Vaa Dyke massage around the Cu. "I am a career woman, at. n.tt'. volt. singing' "It I Ruled And PLUS kihats 7555f flOW auaniums, reaches a length $ Walter Croskute (H Tho Dating , ft sic tIde with all etery nI(ht. If ter40, of course. I read NOW 11:00 (1) Jeosudy iS) Cheyenne 6 to 7 Inches and can th, World." Don't mist IL bloussi" ___ Love if (I) 7:55 (3) Th. fliflemsa Life YOU canniut find the time to every (lay. I am throw a Jet of water almost to at (1) Donna teed (I) hunting S Fishing give Yourself a manicure, try tend a convention where there as long as Its body with __________________________________________________ 1I:I$ (I) CII Mows (I) Chey.se 9.11:15 P.M. CBS. Thursalay coating the nails wlIh clear will he few women, mnily amazing accuracy. Best. 13:20 (3) Let'. Play Post Offitu T:30 (H Daniel Boone Night Movies. "Parrish." (Cad. polish (I) Soarch foe Te.o,,e (5) The Slunsmsrs known of this specIes in. just for protection. But men. I-tow should I make Answer Is Pvevin P (1) towslins or) (Rerun). All one cait lay (5) Batma, the habits the fresh waters of wear gloves when working- acquaintance of these men? Java and other islandl of __________________ 13:15 (1) NBC New. (5) (itIget 10TH IN COLOR Claudette Colbert. Arlene Dahi £01015 5:se (1) Jack I'asr Special YPor tear tM ___________________________ She plays coat your hands wIth oil and to moit of them."- N.R. I nbiu4 1:11 (1) News, Weather 5C.rman ty a woman who becomes chap. give the cuticle a double dose; (5) Mi Three Sons _________________________ 1:11 (5) len Casey ___________________________________________ ii..., Since you an attending the (5) The Do,ibie IJf. of irons to a rich farmer's then draw on the glovet. (I) Girl Talk ' Meery Phyf. convcntJ officially you 1:11 (1) Focus are NOWI daughter and Is chased around ' ' 1:10 22 Imers $511 (3) Lets Slak. A e st tree to speak to anyone, In. (5) Thursday Night Connectkut by a nasty local (I) As The World Tans "i belong to a club group trodues yourself and naturally Movie 0 1:51 (3) NRC News I34 flflj IS$tyi typo (5) fliwitched ISSprucese tycoon, played by Karl Ma). and all the women hate had the man or woman in question lOReM 3:00 (3) Day. of Our Liv.. 5:55 (8) Mickle lion's 17 Female deer flMae. reIned den. Troy Donahue and Connie their hair colored. Mine Is will reciprocate, Let me give (5) Peyton Pi.re h5Po... rail h4DiNaCamber, (I) ('onfidestial g,, Stevens fill out th. cast, with grey anti they criticize me )'ou a tip, When you enter the 4C ie:'s Martin i5Wo,kshep (3) Dean 25"R&.ck Earth" __________ Women (9) Ths Baron 2IRaye Dean Jagger and Diane Mc. terribly. The iruih is. I don't dining dly 2:35 (H 'Th. Liostere room for, say, dinner 11:15 tH ZducationaJ (H Home Partp Rain, 4lftew. •Le have the money in visit beau. or lunch, look around and uab) (H News 351'lay 40 TryIng for (I) A 'Tim. for tie urIenc. 99:30 P. K. ARC. Bewitch. ty parlors anti Ihey have. is head straight for the table ilMi 8th (5) ABC News 27 Told f*sehooè 11:10 (1) Editorial Comment e 11atio* d3Cbssg. 51 Son et Je.5 ed "The Catnapper." It's that it possible to color one's hair with ihe most men. Do not 3:00 (5) Another World SSSoiar dIsk II II:le (I) Toalgit re iSliaggard tstb) go 23P,acufui (I) To Tell 'l'h• 'Truth (5) Movie awful Charlie Leech again, at home? I am a onc'time to the 33Trset with I 401cm tn biidg. 53p,sdlj. (5) Genursi Ho,pltai tables where the wo. It $4 Shoemaker's • rerisla c9 417,aited 1$) Movie S$Fnitt driak You remember Charlie, lb. light blonde."- Kay. 311 (5) CBS News predominate, You wIll eli. l:eG H Nsws 3.51 (3) 10TH iN COLOR You Don't Sap _______________ ____________ detective who knows Saman. I've never hrrtl of a club jay the company of the men _________________________________________________ 1:51 (3; Daily W"rd s ____________________________________________________ Cl) 14g. of $i5hi 31Apetu. tha's secret and Is 'ure ho group that Insists its nienibers and most likely you will PaIDSy a. N. (5) The Nurses gel ___________________________________________ ItalIan espilol ____________________________ 1:11 U) Sunshine Aimanae 4:11 (1) Match Gins, can tUSk. monoy out of it sll color their hair. Is it an escort to that big dance ______________________________________ (I) Sunshine Almanac (I) Seuret Storm 42 Sevene _____________________ En- worthwhile belonging to It? If (they always have a dancs at somehow. In this 1:51 (1) Jr. College And You 45) 1? Sunset Ship ____________________________________________ ddSouaied, I (8)'Today Sunrise 5.unsster 5:21 (1) NBC dora takes one of Darrin's bit. 50, you can easily colorrinse conventions), Lust ms know ________________________________________ 7:51 (3) ' 4:le (3) Mik. Douglas Show tar.looking clients and turns your hair at home. Visit your how you make out. (8) News (I) Uncle Wait Dinette lion ___________________________ (I) Bill Hsr.on Sluew Ill (I) Peresi her into a eat, and Choru, cosmetic counter for foam and Tomorrow: A Body Lift Nusthars 7:15 (5) CII News . ..j _____ _____ scistors sets, pingi sight see, ____ iia ______ ____________________ - - • * p - . TI from 4(.* ' pm', o, to Servo y In hANK. - ______ Iallâiass.•. going ri1 . ' coi ______ J sp..aung ' lw, 34, • • Margar.t H. Smith, hi. wife, L - ____ ______ • ' ______ ______________ -, _______ ' News ______ MF.RE PARK 2ND RE. sea..,, s TAXES: WilLIAM j , __________ story, legs ' I _____ - cab aider liii) THOMAS J. (I 'l(litlac.do,U, Graaula, mow - _______________________________________________ 11 SOWN 2$eeiei *eam JOwele dsaesee_ POLITICAI, AD) I._,., - _______________ I I i r . NI I _____________ j ___________ • ,5lW$flfl5i4TI$fV5g AJg. ••- -• - I I -'-lets UMIHOIICOUNTIES (PAID __________________ 1WesLa 14011*1 0 R1PU$INT4 TIYU - GROUP 3 • (5) Where 'rha ____________________ TO 1 I1 CD - men _________ E1.E LAU .w. __________ Ialc suds of the Stat. must be inst Is th. fah'est possibi. wisy for all taxpayer.. I will devote •v.ry effort in finding • means of adequat. fin incing without plac' ing further burden oii real estate, 3. I 'SI .----- , your has '112.330 rasi ns for Wanting PLAY, accor.ltng to I'lat serve a copy thereof on thereof r.eordai in Plat intiff'. attorney, Mack N. flock ii, veland, Jr., Attorney at 72 of Pub' lie R.c,rls of 5.rnlnoi. r. P. 0. Drawer Z, Sanford, County, FlorIda rids, an or before the 13th of June, A. 0. liii, or has bee. filud againat you In ,rwte. deer.. pro confuse. th. abov.-st,letl suit, anti you are required to serv. a copy I bo untered against you, ho Sanford Herald is di. of your Anew.r to the Corn' ated a. a nswspap.r of plaint on thu Plaintiff's attoreral circulation in which neys, van den Berg A flay, P. citation abail be publIsh. 0. Iloz hilt, Orlando, Florida, onci .sch week lo, four and to file the original of such secutivu weeks, Answer with th. Cl.rk of tho fITNESS my band and of. aforesaid Ctrcuit Court on or tict al e.*l of lbs Clerk of the before the 18th day of June. Cm.:utt Court on this th. 5th 151$. hi you fail to do so a I.. day of May, A. 0. hill. erie pro cosfesso will be taken against you for lb. reliof Ie' (SE AL) Arthur H. Deekwith, Jr. minded in the Complaint, Clerk of CIrcuit Court 'IbIs NotIce .hali be publish. By: Martha 1. Tihlen ed oncu a week for four con. 0. C. s.cutive weeks in The Sanford Mac k N. Clev.la.4, 7,., 0? Herald. CLIIVELAND, 5UPIIENSON Dated this 10th day of May, AlSIZE 151$. StillI. 51$, Sanford Atlantic (ZEAL) Natioaal Sank laudIng Arthur H. Heckwith, Jr. P. B. Drawer S Clerk of the Circuit Court Ian ford, Florida By: Martha T. Vlblea Alt arneys for Pltintift Deputy Clerk Pub iiah May 13, Ii, U A Juno Pubit.t Slay 53, 1,, 34 £ June and the seal of said Court, at Nanford. Seminole Csu n ty DONE A Florida, en the ltd day of May Sanford, S.. ISIS. of Florida I (REAL) 151$. Arthur H. B.cbwitli, Jr. (SEAL) Clerk of the Clrcuit Court, Arthur Seminole County, Florida Clerk o _____ ____ _______ I hook 11 lie Ret County, horn. for drinks and sup. when the grocery and come ho ups I am trying tO send hi to lbs poerhon.e. We sagged ma fee yurs to boron. eutivew In corn. munity projects, but If he calls the house and I'm not home he raises the roof, It we've had a at. evening he tells me not to get up early, but he growls like a bear if he has to make his OWfl breakfast, How can tell him In plain language that I am so magicia7 NO MAGICIAN DEAR NO: 0. knows It. If you you'd have made him disappear a long tim. ago, for*. _____ iomas Bill Arthur if. flecliwith, Jr. Cierk of the Circuit Court YOU ARE hereby nothfl.l endant, these present, are command you to appear ant that a Complaint to forscio.. your Answer or other I,. a mortgage encumbering Clii property: 5. or pleading heroin with following real Lot ii, Block (I, WOOD. Cl.rk of the Circuit Court Seminole Cosnty, Florida, ' lu,1ng erswtta of peepie DEAR AIRY:: Please tell that young lady whose Newspaper Enterprise Asia. the sharp edges -MRS. H.L. PEAR POLLY - Recently du, baby wu * few days over. with her huaband gone DEAR POLLY- My neigh. N I had the privilege of Muriel Lawrence nine month. and three day (tia • bot had to go to th. hospital DEAR POLLY- If storage cars of my great.granddaggb. that alt, need not be coq. quits a stay before havIng ace Is a problem and drawer lit lii my own home. She Is cerned, The Newspaper laterprise Ama. thInk you took It out of lazi. port on student interest in anforoperation. courts of most I was at a loss space for baby's clothes I. at only 4 months old and, in of our stat.e, sad most haven't taken LID. So don't yes wast a subway express to put In U ogitize th. legal gestatio moralize. There's just no way ride is the truth of yourself ties, the New York Times calls Until I remembered her once a brandy sniffer or apothe. daughter extra pairforgot of Plastic pasts, I It a mixture of to describe the illumination It In eider 5. avoId period ii 11 months for Zen Buddhism, saying she would love to have cary Jar. Place this on top of wondered what to do but my humans, gives you. Maybe lb. wt to pities., sad paIn th. rest of exIstentIalism and leftover an afghan but felt the cost the chest and it will be easy to 71 years of enperienc. soon It is a medical fact that put it Is to say that It restores so have is mets through in Orientalism, of the wool was more than she reach and also look *ttractl've. came to the front and I went a child can he carried that your original self by sending order to get as sceasiseal So, to any young LII) itt' A shoe bag with pockets to the kitchen for a plastic long, My sister'in.law earyou Into original chaos amidst glinpe. of It." thuslaat who happens to read could afford. makes an szceilent and con' food bag. ned a baby a full 1014 thunders and hightaings that "You're a bepelses square? this, I want to uy that I I bought one pretty hank of venient place ton baby'. months, and she had been pow. I cut the two bottom car. destroy all your previous no. uld my young Mend. "We knew quite well Dr. DaIs.tz wool, a crochet needle the pro. den lotion and so on when ncr. off for her legs to go married five years at lbs tions about yourself as well are warned not to talk about Suzuki, the Japanse scholar per size and a book of patterns fastened to the back of the tbrouiih, folded the top In time. as your previous concepts of LID enlightenment with up. who intxoduced Zen Budihism and took them when I first bedroom door. This is also halfway and put the bag on SIRS, o, . s., color and The LID ix- one over 30." to this country. And what he visited her at the hospital. She good for the family brushes her. It walked Just fine as an GULFPORT, MISS. perfenc. is worth all the pay. I laughed. 'l'tti. true self would make of your "get. Was delighted, 10 e e e spread th. and comb, in th. bathroom, emergency measure. 'The bag cho.nalysis that ever was glv. you'v, discovered Is sure an there.qulck" corruption via word among her1neighbors There it could be tied to a should fit snugly around the Troubled? Writ, to AK.. en. What's the matter? You obedient one." I said. "Who's LID of his philosophy I shud. and friends and others start. towel rack. waist so It will not sup down, by, Box 69700, Los An. It coat hanger look uncomfortable." the Big Brother In Or- dir hi think, He haai a great log taking wool when they side might work better than -M KS. 0. A. C, gelea, Cal,, 90069. For * Asking me this question was well world who baa ordered and subtle sense of humor visited her, U the colors were ties when used In some place., DEAR POLLY - My bus- Personal reply, inclose * a highly gifted young artist you ltd to discus, this speed. but I don't think he'd laugh. not right I exchanged them Mp.s Ill' band buys good belts and stamped, self-address en. friend of mine who stopped demon trip is enlightenment He didn't get where he is for her. When my friend fIn. when one gets a 11th. worn be velop., P.11y's Problem by to see me before returnanyone over 10." by taking LID. I can no more ally left the hospital her at- DEAR i S 5 any buys another, I take hI, di.. POLIXWould Ing to hi. western universIty. "Connected to mysticism" is imagine his taking It in order ghan was almost finlihed anti of the girls know how to re. carded belts, etit them down liii, to write letters? "1 AM uncomfortable," I how Dr. Harry Powelson of to find that original self of she has enough wool to finish move deiergent stains from to my boys' size, punch a Send $1 to Abhy, Bog said. "What you're telling me the Berkeley psychiatric ella. which ho write. Is lb. boon, the Job during her convale;- my electric dishwasher? I few holes and they have good 69700, taos Angeles, Cal., is making me horribly uncom. Ic at the UnIversIty .f Call. yes hay, read than I ran cenee at home. have tried everything i can looking belts-MRS. B. C. mtlu, for Abby'a bookle fortable. Not because you've describes thu Ineveas. Imagine him visIting a gypsy The doctor thought this was think oland nothing has work. DEAR POLLY - When I "How to Write latter. for taken LII) but becaus. of lag use of LiD by Americas tearoom is ask tea leaves to wonderful thecspy.-MRS. . buy a greeting card (get well All Occasion,." Cd.-MARGE 1.1. your reason for taking It. I university students. Is a is. enlighten him. t or blrlhilay and I fInd one DEAR POTtY- i DEAR POI,IX-When baby. a Polly Dollar as lam that is particularly appealing sitting with my little grand. not sending a Pointer but I I always buy an extra to keep who was learning to walk, believe anyone who can give on hand. Sometimes I see one i always worried for tear he the ladies with knit suits any that seems just right for some. .l21' J4.Q (t1fl,,jQff y.u' • i i,, I minor. SOTICE OP ADOPTION 515TH JVDICIAL CIM' FOR SENISOLE los I'AUE, IIAINFY CUlT OF ASI) Address tnknown covstv. FLORII)A. You are hereby notIfIed that CHAStEST 110. 15577 FIRST N .1 T 2 0 N A L CITY a sworn petitIon has been 01.1 DANK, Trustee Borg-Warner In the ChruiL ClOth of th. Corporation Contributory Its. Ninth .Iu.tielal Court of P'lor. tirement Income Trust No. 7 iia. in anti for $.minoh. Coon. tinier agreement dat.d March ty, Florida, Chnnc.ry No. 51995, th. tills of which i, In It.: I 15 EAR, JR., Ilaintiff. v. AL. TO. V.rnon Ivan Smith and TON I.. HALI)WIN, a/k/a c, L torneys ul BALDWIN. et al Ire.. appe. It La hereby ordered that this befor, the orIon and notice shall hi pub. liii, the s lished one, a wssk for four ceeling but consecutive week. in the BAN. do., the lit POleD liltl%ALD, a newspaper the foliowl published in I.nsinole County, p.rty situat Florida, and having gsnoral ty, Florida, circulation in Iemlnoie County, Lot II, Flnrid*. ESTATI WITNESS. my band is Cleek aocordii of said Circuit Court of the thereof • 'l' Plaintiff, sworn t'nntplaint havIng n flied against you in the vs. ruit Court in and for Momi. VEItNON lt'AN SMITH anti 5 County. Florida, by HEN. MAIUJAIIKT N. SMITII, hi. DL.ACK!lhY.AIt, JR., for wife, Defendants. arc., th• short tith. of NOTICE OP nUn' Ich Is RENZA BLACK. IIEVICI.OPMYNT COHi'ANY, a Court anti Florida corporation, is, CLAY. th.r.of up.0 PDUt&kA ' IkIRIIII the state convention In Day 24th Street, Apartment Ii, 5OCT11 BROOKLYN dAVINOY Japan, the natur. of said suit is a coil Nan F to remove cloud, from and to ISIS? quiet the tub of Plaintiff to Notice a the ahoy. ;l..eribal property in suit veminolo County, Fiorila. his be. The name of the Court in indicated C which said suit ha. been in. ant .ach o stituted Is the Circuit Court of which easi the Ninth Judicial Circuit in You at. and for 3.minoie County, P'lor. file your as ida. and the abbreviated title fenses, if at of this rass i. FLORIDA LAND coating wit ___________________________________ I ,. u a __________________________________________________ __________________ IS THE C1RCVIT 00CR? or LOLITS RAINEY, a Plaintiff lip Donna SI. Markoe ThEA u.u: RI,ACKNIIEAR, Deputy Clerk Ia Ahthea Me. Willism.. I'ubll.h: April II, May I, II, Defendant is, lieS NOTICE OP IUPT COTIOS 51 *TITE OS' FlORIDA TO AI.TlhEA MAE BLACK. IS THE CiRCUIT COUNT OP iiilh"Ait. a/k/a Althea Ma. THE 515715 JI'tllEiAL (SR. CURT or AU) PUS ISNiSOLE Williams, WhOSE flxNiDENCE AND COV%TY, FLORIDA. CssAStLRT 50, in... )1AILIN() AI)DhtF.S5 US. Florida, on or wit., b.foro said date, a. required SO'Tl by the Laws of Florida end current lIttle. of i'roc.iur.. it Till iT.lTi volt fail to 'to co a I)ecri.e Pro TO. Walt., Itoroth ('u,nfee.o will he •Iitrr.l wIfe, egainst you for th. relief de. Whose man,l.4 in sail Complaint. Navai Yo ar. further notili,i that ,, LHASCY.EY 50. 13551 IS REt PETITION OP tst ',:itv NZA liL.ACKSIIKAIS. JR.. 151) .1 cause in the office of the I Clerk of the Circuit Court in COUSTY, 51 and for Seminole County, l"i,,r. I ('luSt, ida, on or b.for, the lith lay Ft.ATIiUNii of Juno, isle, end to ecry. a New York copy of such anaw.r or Ic. f.neea upon Itaker and Itaker, '' l'iatnttffe attorneys h.rein, SVAT.TPiR I itO'1iY whose address I. 41 East I'ins withtwahes,fles.ho, 'I. - : (IERALI) FRAL.EY FOR THE Legal Notice ___________________________ ADOPTION OF OREOORT f you fail to do so a D.cree 11y: Donna St. Markos Ca,nfesso will be entered i.f your Answer to the Coot' Deputy Clerk pistol on the Vlainttff'a at' tT.I3EIIT ulnet you, N. PITT! ViTNI rOt my hani and- seal tori,y'., van den hlerg A (bay, sanford, Seminole County, 1'. 0. &ioz 3407, Orlan'iaa, Fir' K,twsrie ituiliing rila thie 14th day of Slay, ida, ani to Sue the original of Sanforl, Florida Puhliah May 11, 21 S .Iun. 5, such Answer with It. Clerk I. Circuit Court an •. the afureeai,i tI.) _______________________________ or bsfore the 37th day of May, Arthur fleekwith, Jr. ___________________________________ Clerk of lb. Circuit Court 194$. If you fail to do so, a the. lly: Donna Si. Siarko., D.C. ire' pro ronfesso will b. taken i,lteh Slay 11, ii, ii 5 Jun. against you for lb. reii.f di' utisnIel in the Complaint. 5944 Thie Notice shall ho publish' Z'h$ .1 one a week for four eon' THE rt*cl'i? ('OVRT, ..cutlive w..ks in The Sanford ITII JVIIS('I.IL CIECCIT, hl.r.l,l. Ibi) FOil 5EWISOLE hated this 35th day of Aprii, platu thsreof recorded in Fla'ni'ia, tht the l'ui,iio ituor,is of ItSI. Seminole County, Florida. tHEAL) You, ant each iif you, ar. Arthur , . - , The nato : '. __________________ (Herald Photo) ease, p p ____________________________________________________________________________ "it ' IDA night. THE CIRCt'hT COLIIT or woman, Defendant. are requirel to serve a copy of ill Si%TH JLD1C1AL tiE. your Answer or other written NOTICE OF SUIT IT Ii ASh EflI IREISOLE if any, you have to Te: N/ill! JANH 'Ot)Elt, a S.S?T, YLOISIIJA. ,hoW cause why .it l'etiti"n single woman, Cii,%5CI II! 50. i$574 And all parties claiming Inter' hnuld not be granted on the 'NIE JEWELI.. CilElhlty, PLAINTIFF. outs by, through, under, or attorney for l',titlnner. Al. against MARY JANI: KOL)Rit, bert N. Pitt., Elwarts Ilutid. a single woman, and to all tnr, tianfori. l.'bnriia. ant file BERT ChIr.ItilT. original thereof in the Of. DEFENDANT. parties having or clainiing to have any right, title, or inter' flee of the Clerk of the ('ircuit ilenee unknown t'ourt, Ninth Jiticial Circuit, cit in the property herein do' SWTiCE TO APPEAR in ant t.r Seminole County. scriboi. ltob.rt Cherry, YOtI ARE hereby notified Finri,la, on or before the 24th reeitence unknown of June. A. I)., 1914. mu are hereby required to that a Cmpiaint to foreclose a lay lherein fail not, he.s a P.. your written defenses to a mortgage encumbering the fat' err, I'm Confesso be entrr. I of Complaint fur ,itva,rce lowing real property: p.o. lit Si, OAKLAND IIII.1'I, •i ii herein against you, with VITNI'SS, my bunt ty the according to the p1st there. Clerk ,,f tt,s above styled of a. reeorie.i in h'lat iloak iaI of eti.i ('.urt at SauitrI. irt a,n or before June 13th, I), pages 63 onut 44, i'uhlic )'.'iitln,I,, ('..,,l v. Iiorl,b.i. this 6, auth .1mb. a copy .,t .au,, lay of Slay 194$. ltecu'r,is of hleminoie Catun' ,n plaintiff'. Attomn.y., Cot. (SEAL) ty, 3'lurila. ant Wootfurk. 201 South Arthur if. 7l,ckwith, Jr. rramore Avenue, Orlando, has been fuel agsinst you in Clerk of the above styled the above'styled suit, and you rita. Court nra required to sery. a copy right, title, or int,r.'et in ing b.ing I or I,, any of thu following ,,f a ,.rtairt de.rrii,.,i lands situate, cribe,t as f lying and being in Semi. On. I bite H' nol. County, Florida. to. Opt Martha 'I. VIhIaa p The Aloptin of (Irugry I,iuis vs. Legal Notice htainey, a mInor, by the l'etl. _________________________ MARY JANE ICODER, a singts tinner, (lerutl1 Fraley, ant you ' Ninth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Vlort.ia, Lal(S Bear are j'iaintiff. l'etitlon of (herald Praley For dance s/k/a C. L ilAi.ttWht4, if YOU Au alive, and if d.sd Ut. un known spouse, heir., ale, QIll itEhi It u.s.., legateca, grantee,, or written t' it,ove Sienors, creiltor., or tli parties el aiming by, tftr. of through, under, or sgzlinst serve a cop the sail CLAYTON L I'iaintlffs IIAi.DWiN, a/k/a C. L. nams end flALDWit4; ml any ant hereon, on all person., firm,, or ca,r. day of Jun Stre.t, of (from left) die Marvin, star and wn FLOII- *5515055 COL'STV, I)efendanta. hareby notified hi.st a stilt in has been hrotsght against you by FLOlilliA .mbers ________________________ Th. / c . NOTICE OF liii? StYli TOs CLAYTON I. BALDWIN, TO. lois V. Chisticery . ° ____ gITIE by thus Milton W. Thorton, Wil- I Plaintiff, Kay 29, at poration., claiming any was legate., or CLAYTON L BALDWIN, s/k/a bytitlait C other parties claiming, by, C. 1., BALDWIN if alive, and at 10:45 through, under ov against if deal tho unknown .pou.., Gnu Is mit the said ALMA RUMPII: bun, devise.., l.gai..., gran- ___________ NOLAN La TAYLOR and tee., lienors, ere4ltor or other 'THZLIIA W. TAYLOR, parties claiming by, through, hi. wit., it au,., and it undur, or agaInst itt. said Legi dead, lbs unknown spouse, CLAYTON I. BALDWIN, s/k/a heir., d.wi.i.., I.gat.es C. L. IIALOWINI and any and IS 'TUE CI grant..., li.nor., cr.M. all persons, firm,, or corpora. THU 51ST tots, trust..., or otb.r lions claiming any right, title, CLI? OP parties claiming, by, or intereat In or to any of the YLORih).%, through, under or against following described lands situ. 501.51 l'Ot' the said NOLAN I. TAT. ate, lying an4 being iii Menu. S.. 5544 L 50* and ThELMA w. nol. County, Florida, to-wit: l'hi)NKFII TAYLOR, hi. wife; DA. Lot. 10 and IS, Block II, I'ANY, a IL TID 5'. anzrri'ru. a/k/a Tract I?, ii A N LA N Do nuthorisel 0, P. OIUJ'YITH, If aiive, SI'RIN(lS, according to the the utate o and if d.4, the unknown plat. thereof recorded in epousi, heir., devi.ee., I.. the i'ublla Itecorl. of &4.mi. vs. gate.., grant..., lienors, fbi. County, Florida, 1.015 I'. liii creditors, trash.., or other parties claiming, by, through, under or against the said DAVID onir. P1111, a/k/a f). F. (lillY. PiTH: and any and all persons, finn.. or corpora. tion., claiming any tight, title, or Int.r..t, in or to any of Ut. land invoivid herein situate, lying and being in A.minole county, Florida, tn-wit: / I chapter were paddi other parties claiming, by, COuNTY, FLORIDA, Knight of through, under or against CNA5VIY NO. 11554 the said LUCILE ion FLORIDA LAND DEVELOP. poet and it dead, tlso unknown corporation, SIOUIS, d.,lse.s, I.. gate.., grsnte.s, ulcer., , I death of I and of th Fred Paul th Intons th. said WEiTON WAIM. I$GTON; PEARL. lACE. So1.$ Unto. today propOSed should eon ION, f all'., sad if dead, S Coafirellds of European Oskwood ( the aaknowa spouse, heir., Disa, 11*1.., iran. tions-asciuding th. Unit.d ii tess, II.no,s, or.ditor., Statea...-to situ. lb. problem pp day Pall tulle., or othsr partiss asulatanro eiaiminL by. through, in. of divided Gummy, dir or against the •ai4 C WITS TSr)' PEARL JACKSON LU. CILE JONES. it alive, and Legal Notice i.. if dO4, the unowt IPOUS., heirs, d.viaisi, ii. IN TEN CIlCVi? COV*T or sold. glues, gr$nto.s, lisnors, THE SINTS JUDICIAL CIS.. HOitONd ou4itor., truateos, or CVI? IS AND FOR SillS OLE ning WIre ALMA RUMPII, it all,,, MICNT COMl'ANT, a Florida he west there aflee eheebing t stat. 113. A Ice )kinben had a with convention Is Jacksonville, preildai i end'playsd. H. Boy Scout Troop 230 at recent court ins 11.13, were liii., Lueey, honor. lUcky Ostrander and Randy Bishop, second class; 4 Mrs. Asbworth, with Gor. m Gilmore as alternate, two merit badges, and Earl Hayter and Donald A report on th. ccc. tattoo held AprIl 25.27 at the ____________________________________ mci di Leon Hotel In St. and Kr.. U hIs par in pretty /1, of Is ' - hi ___ Delegates Fuuell is Ivid I / iT. sixth dish u in.talli An i to rs. Plaits w joint mall and 5on ison Those meeting a PisM. 1 Chapter of National As. petition of Retired Civil Embyes Installed new oeers the May meeting recently the San Cafeteria in Win. r Park. Installed wets Carl tUe. president; Richard P. suck, first vice president; Emma Asbworth, second ci president; Frank G. Luty, secretary and Vincent H. Illiams, treasurer. Charles riter was the installing oth. Jacoby DEAR ADIY My daugh. child could be sick. Of ever It .e it won't make ten goes to school with eeurii you should ton her me mad everytla. IMS It. ba had no way to avukj lb. girl who roes around till- mothir. If it were YOUR Ia there any way to got North's jump to three *741 lose of two spad. tricks pro. ing III the buys if they that tattoo off hi. behind? daughter, wouldn't you hearts was one of those halt AJ4$ vided that East and V,'est want anything (mat.rial) ____ • Al WIPE raises that ame becoming pis;.d their cards properly. she can get it for them. prcciate the InformatIon?? DEAR WIPEi Ye.. Gus •QlII$ Sh. btags that she lisa lad more popular. We wa Os the other hand, have a dermatologist $3,000 worth of clothes, gome DEAR ABI'': Whets winning play it his (akin spwlallat) Inject a jewelry and thing. held mere than a mInI*ea she has Gus came home from a milky-colored liquid Int. SS p.esl. If. discarded his deuce shop-lifted trots stout's. opening, convention trip, I thought •XQI7 •11114$. of sdss on the fowtb club the desigo to "eae" the She is a girl and South had enough mote to *5733 *54 he acted hind at funny. It tattoo. Gus hu probably and led a diamond, comes from a very nic. was two weeks before I Oi j..Iify a slam e.sta s.d (*5 been needled enough al. West had to win the family. Hit parents ran eAQI found out why, It seems a ready, but suggest it anyquse sad was E till anything she hunch of the guys went out way, fe, aees. Is fact, Sesth mad. bad In lustS a diamond to " Is a junior in one night and got tattooed. iS e e a mild effort to get to eev.n South a ntf and discard high school, Abby, Should Wli, Gu hail a pair but gave up when North of DI..AR ARHY: .iy bus. a spad. into the ace.quern. I t.11 her mother? Im real lipa tattooed on his showed so kingi band seems to think I'm a P011 It should be noted that afraid she might Wed itUS hurt her seat, tHe said he asked for magician, He to the llackwe.d 1K. s. wants thIs South's diamond play would parents, or herself if thin a rose, but Ut. artist gave house spie and span, but trump. 4W.Te hove faflid had East held the continues. No name. phase, him the lips.) •K,Tu quess of diamond. but in that West opesed the klag.f *s If I'm dead tired at igbt WINSLOW, MAINE us says ha, 1. sorry, and he tells me not to work so diamonds, South won with no play would have DEAR WlNSl..OW* The he wears a lang. bmnd.aial hard. lie', a great one for dummy's ace sad drew trumps worked and also It would have Orj . 1 b.enquft.aplayforw.st ffeursIub$0 AtthIsIwoW4betod kIto hay opeitid the king of point ill he had to do to diamond, on the fourth diamond. without lb. queen PD11q thrswaw$,gamaaadrub By Pol ly Cramer elub.AflertbIsplayhey1d to back Itup. Newspaper Beterpri.. ly Jaso Cuuai.1, 1kàIg1 ca6q 0N Officers el.ct.d • 1'. - Post liSt - . las Election Old 010 1 -• • Pig. 10- ""' lARcEchapier --•- I . a - •- •, - - 1:11 (1) Today (I) Magic Carpet 1:11 (5) Capt. kangaroo 5:31 (1) Weather, N.we 5:30 U) Ted.ay 1:00 (2; Beat of Grouch. (I) Romper i.eu (5) I,,dse for the Modern Weas 5:55 (1) Peepie Ar. Fiusy ilypay Base Lee iS) Movie I I 11:50 (H Quees (I) I Love lmep i-I gys I • (I) NEC 10:10 (I) Concentration (I) Tti• MCoys ae:ss U) FlU MeI l'se.Ie:i$ Mlaaiti.i le:Il.Il:4t 5paaieb Ie:lI.I1:l5 Space Age 11:lI-lltU Fla, lIel.lIis $ I.. •_L .5.- _______________ - __._ (I) Leave It Te Beaver PiaY5 Charlie. (I) Nuw.iin. 10-11 P. K. NBC. The Dean WIFE-Tv (b Martin Show. (Color) (Rerun) TINS FRIDAY 1:20 Ilga On A whole slew of singers and 5:1&.i:$5 limo ia. dancers and one beautiful pup5:51.1:21 Amer Mistory 5:31.e:55 Sissish petoir join Dean tonight, His VTR guests are Chisel. Macksesie, V.1* il:15'iaile Muslo Stow. J Aai,. let • 11:25.15:41 Ether Jerk Carter, lb. UcGuIr, Big. tore, Tommy Sands, The Tn. nun arid Shari Lewis, who brings along puppet, I.mb Chop. Easy and undetnandlag fare. W55e - ________ - ___________• __________ • - W abgeide wondet1 world if User busts sso ui .• _________ PIUS 4 cwto*t CARTOONS 50$ , - SON Oj$ DPINI 13:35 SHOWS AT 1500 A 3:00 ONLY : �t S 1 I THE ROU D I ' II It would be apa thing for ui't VAWU TO ROCK DuN, .NI. • SAY. IOTTOMI 1 12 NWH BARGAINS ON SALE EVERY EXTRA SPECIAL '%f4/Ldf 111119. I 1*110W SCALIS — HOURLY SICALS Y HOUR ON Till HOUR! 7T. .1 IA' Poum. AM '' , 9 . THE HOUW ONLY — 01 UNTiL CAMP SU?IIY . .. - -- S P11111111111 MANN" iLlS UJ s -• r- . iLlS 4 PRICE GOES OFFI -. - '. 4.00 P.M. Well, It looks as If actor George Hamilton Is going to Vietnam after 7 L 'T A C limit) ' U 5. •,-' II - feent CHEST TYPE SUdIsg has. UPRIGHT: a.., lets for st.r•q• S ed Fast Fr..s. • P.,c,Pii, \?1Tl1flJ!1flJl1I! steel 461111ructle". animal 11w. stetv.s BASKET 5 - / tamer. The reason Lynda Bird Johnson's handsome 26.year.old friend and cort Is going to entertain our boys In. stead of sweat It out with them in action is that he has a SA draft de- A . the full supporter of hIs a fighting man actor Hamilton might have been. But if he were as good at fighting as he Is at mother- - ' TACKV SOXIS sill • 2 • DOOR 610 P.M. STAD au IUM KITS • I CUSH IIce hswgst buck et sin ZflJ - Open, acco GE SPACE SAVER • + .-..-- Automatic WASHER - 1 I ________ - - - ________ c'-. 7 . . J'•- ."s ..- • 'r I $ W/T " I 0 wr.jbj()A THROUGHOUT a) NO DEFROSTING EVER --- .,, Aftsissonte BPHM um Jous 13WISS .-'z,,,v-'- : J NO MONEY DOWN a • ___________ - $ ':' 248 1,4,1 SHill. lnlgsst Is sir saeIttiss IP&MY -?Alit 914 St tail 111IN1111111104 No + PORTA=COLOR 1.. Ono 99 ORY A FEW LEFT. / • 04 !Hd I'SIBI'd Ck11511 :1 record Ons ::t.,. . EASY TERMS We MRST ST* $113-Sul Miss Itatb Davidson 16111 Sul the cowboys can identify it. lio's North Vietnam units in E I • FmMTumIsa.dFmMd • • PktursTs SMCE MANY R SERVICE STORE YOU'VE NOW IS PHONE 322-MI Sanford lisrald NIMM VAX FXLT Managing 941tor L • (N$ber MOE SMCTACULAR VALUES TIME TO NOW _1t1 May 19, 1966 $ fl IU / J ' ______ I . • _____ + - ________ _____ / 4 It" by N94 6*~ then—head, " we Posses and eon patrol—tails into Scigon!' 1933 produced a hope. orged. moment of recess the dele. ful but illusory "spirit of Gen. gates could draw solaco only *Va." It has boon estmatod that from the Russian statement Cynics later described re. cancer of the colon and rec. that the talks had clarified op. suits as a Russian "ayet with tum will take the lives of posing positions and obstaclfi smile."not produce the hopedpe rson sn the United The trouble was that boil, It did cally these opposing positions and obstacles have been known (or years. One obstacle was the makeup of the conference Itself, we use our ' composed of small. non-ou. clear powers with - •,, • . ' + R E NT I N GO • • -. - - - "1 4121211514 Advertising 11"ager WASIGUAT a FOR A UNIFIED SEMINOLE COUNTY ' I ELECT UT ON SALEI so go I so" 811.46 1 lear t°.'.r ' r,,tsi iegulaU.a. isvt4. 1Mm s45 .a14 .Ibecrs,1u,a be To S 5555$ "BOB" PARKER 0 DOCTORS DISTRICT 4 0 tI rSptodsett.: 0 All-electric Kitche: Laut4ri *qvippeel ley 0 CHUKCHI$ BANKS 0 Automatic Elegfric goals WOO" up to 16' 60*10F. 0 11906c Refriger4for.Frasier. . S Ilac$rlc Laundry •.;IIt;.. S Full Ho use of wlvt.iq with pleaty of ... ,.,l.st •w1t1., .ed cutlets. 5 Ample, lJ1ht for jv I.e,Py -. mossy & ' IXPUIINCID -- 1A C .• •-. MORTGAGE SAVINGS Vw9. r" , 13 -, keeps ihe We have twin serykes. So whv not get your Mortga.99 Loon her* garbage h4owlial. Savings Account, too. + + THEICNOMATCNPOSPIAMILI$1 • cONSCIUmOUS S IILIAKI I --- Two Locations To S.rv. You I GARDEN APARTMENTS Come Out and See Resident Manager VOTE MAY 24 DEMOCRAT 71 (Pad P.! Ad) j_+ I own n Lake = % a - + "' - year-round I. A ;P ., I _ DEEPLY INTERESTED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY LIFE-LONG RESIDENT OF SEMINOLE COUNTY I WOULD LIKE TO REPRESENT YOU IN OUR ntesod as @*sees $I&" smatter 0stele - R lots " the real Office 08 "ateld. r1sruls. ander tb* = 01 Con=eao of Al"Sh COUNTY GOVERNMENT *0 pw of say nAtW144 sown or adversislas or this odattea of Tbe danterd Verad nal so repreds"d ta say assaaw witb. est wriLtse 9"168108 of 9X* Publ"m of Tke Use" Amy S FOR THE ULTIMATE IN ELECTRICAL EXCELLENCE BY FP & I. CO. Ii,ct,lc Air COCdIISCJM for GENERAL ELECTRIC. new& Deletes to this moverapor. NEVER SAVED BEFORE! .' '-.. e ip SIS144 0sciusivoly to this moo for repsoue"104 *a au tile jaew BUY AND SAVE AS C70LD MEDALLION A CONVINIENT -- a' 11ab.4 saiutdas' precs4ia ru asa, _______________________________________ A MAN •uaac.irrane .*wa Dillveri 51 .SIb 5 Us Week - -: --:' AWARDED THE COVETED $oe % • - - -. - battle (Of course, it takes - weakeeloal dQVL -19 1 cosals swier start rbotograpber 1pubit"04 "up *afoot Saturday. "new a" cbrietn"; VNILE YK SIPPLY LAM MIRY I *NY!J4 MANYs as visual sighting but none of an surely as through mauling wis.rja a. oans.ow. anerea Lan_resaisana V. , GOO I and OvIedle City 1141tor isis he weakness today except that It deals with man's separate from the disagree- is the total absenc, from dl.. mentis which made disarms- armament talks of the two The conference resumed Its meat ImpossIble, latest members of the atomic deliberations last January on Thus it becomes relatively club—Red China and Franc,. a note of optimism, easy to reach accord on bane- And until such time as talk Most eagerly sought, ml ing nuclear weapons from can replace silence and trust with, It seemed, some chan.e space but difficult the place of suspicion, the of success, was agteeIrnt to their spread on earth.to stop take Unit ed States must use an us. hilt the spread of nuclear It would be w rong to say pleasant antidote. weapons, that In the search since World It would make an InterestSought also was an exten- War It for disarmament and lug bet to say that from some. sloe to underground tests of world peace tiere has been where In the sky, the Unit ed the present partial nuclear neither real hop, nor some States had a picture of that test ban. mushroom - shaped Chinese out It was a measure of the The Geneva summit confer- cloud at the moment it emconference success that in the ence of survival. "OA Suddenly the radar op.r. troops can maintain these ator picks up a strange blip, rice-salt eaptur. levels, we Th e control tower makes a can alow down the Viet Cong Mrs. Clarma. Iajd 313-4141 J111811 W-109 as black d IWW We tid d emit — Mrs. Ritchie Hanle Page lA M213$ N0W. . , PrjW., _____ ,g he Os, esocipt Is Perusal TV Lj,.M., • And on that the eon- dream world which treated States. terenee could benote dismissed— disarmament as a problem The glaring y -. A considerable number of the prisoners now being captured panel. The cowhands put on their political organizing L7 1 0 Onufarb lqrTuw chili cii sasily cxry It! Well 24 COLOR mill I \% LLI LAKEFRONT APARTMENTS WoIhs only 15 lbs—Si bbt a Exercise As the fighting grow in their Stetson earphones and agitation In the hamlets. the roundup begins. If U.S. and Vietnamese U2-Ml Eat.rp,-Is. 1W UHF-VHF PORTABLE ANTENNA NEEDED! irtable ed a crucial American-Viet captures are unusual iecause 5COflI familiar cowboy ballad $224317 Noeth Orlando k. IA& ALL 82-CHANNEL ,Y 25 "VMS LISITI \ to some major sou rc es The recent large rice-salt of salt. "Empty Computers in the are suffering from hunger. Old Corral." Iten can't fight without Little Joe arrives and ta kes salt and food (rice); they his place at th e instrument can't adequately carry out '. PERSONAL SIZE TV WNTWEIGHT PORTABLE TV This cut down an Viet Cong, access have captured 233 totis of to show up, thsy sing H. L Johnson 322.4722 John Lae (4$.4$13 g'!!' 'INSTANT 5000 LONGER 'LIIL.,I(TTIR PEIFO1NANCE M41119 lAke X moo Mrs. Warilyna Peterson NOW! COLOR PORTABLE TV CONSOLE Lake Mary Mrs. Fromm Mrs. Doomia gates ss. iii too GE All Transistor Stereo HIA Reports of new MIG fighters salt and rice.) rice and malt raids. This will the bunkhouse. They Include a rettrigera. make them enemies among t1on expert, a sound engineer the people, Recent Viet Conic attacks and a lighting specialist. All are dressed In hiih-heoled have centered Against food and medicine targets. Usual. boots and whit, smocks. waiUng for their foremen, LItUe Joe the ter a hamlet, the rice. salt and Wrangler, an MIT graduate, medicine is what they Ko for. GOUTS Mrs. JOL a Hatitteas CaISdbelTy Mrs. Jan. CsasetbUij $ - 1,4.1 IPlISS. 111111161111 'III I ONLY $11." WURLY • we've ron capturing the rice central Vietnam, the Viet great obstacles to peace—Joseph A. Cong war for rice and silt, loon Tythenidge, D.D. been bar- Conic shifted numbers of their dafr it has in the past n:onth, By Phil Newsom voice non responsibility for for free elections for a uni. veste he difficult to troops have captured from the As the radioactive dust from world peace and three nu. tied Germany. But f ro m it do as well in the off-seasons, south of Saigon. This sit Viet Cong enough rice to A major setback to the them with less control over R ed China's third nuclear test clear powers among whom there did finally emerge Im. feed 35 battalions of VC Reds came some time back parts of these rice-rich 'eg- drift ed westward, there seem- agreement was necessary be- proved cultural and economic troops for more than * year. when U.S. forces set up ion.. This meant less rice for ed a special Irony in another for any accord on sarma- relations with the Soviet In the same campaign, we Union 349-11116111 'r.' Mrs. maryus Miles 8116-3117111 11000 IT1J/W MuIt-Reem Cusg ' "'r'- ' O 5 ro D. 0 Physical exercise Is what ting at $ p. m., to walk the keeps youth out of mischief to teenagers crave as a means two miles back homei don't get too frothy against of reducing the nervous "pres. But th e superintendent soon It! WASHINGTON (NEA) — battles usually to capture the and, above all, selfishness, are the when other more constructive 8. m., and worked a 12-hour nocent substitute. avenues am ba"ed to them. day. six days per week, quit- At least. the music craze , NO MONEY DOWN sua s/ ser Ray Cromley iti Prejudice, ignorance, bitterness in Vietnam have over-shadow. Herald Area Correspondents G& 9UALITY THROUGHOUT .._.- - 3'4 Pol cal Psalms 122•• • • SC i 5 ZERO DEGREE FREEZER HOLDS UP TO 147 LBS. S BUTTER COMPARTMENT NO MONEY DOWN 'c.- 'A rr4 .- Bruce Biossat OuOy , . . . -. REAL COOL BUYS IN GE AIR COMMONERS 0 G.E. QUALITY . - . mother. its teen-agers to lot off event taking plac* in Genevat meat would have meaning. strong bases In the coastal them. and its Cost European Saw. to Switzerland. areas of central Vietnam. what is needed now is sa t. This was the recess of the (Some captures have In. The.e bases were located in continue tighten this salt rice 17-nation Disarmament Con- gands and Jockeying for The year 113 saw the emes'i managed to maintain a few 52-11: "Feasibility studies of cludal quantities of U.S. major It world position took precedence ieee of the artist nuclear ference who** marathon exer- over any real negotiations. selected stimuli and devices grains which the Viet Cong Illusions, test ban, negotiated not to clue In futility now Is I Its second was that the con- Geneva but Moscow amoeg I was not aware that cow- to drive livestock, had previously acquired one WORLD fifth year, terenco itself ope rated In a Britain, Russia and the Uslt.d . and eonboy, were on the verge of These studies involved ex- way or s.other 811111-11111111 lI' .,, - "Peace be within your walls, and , (. - recorded stereophonic effect. ment, political ca,ircs and guerrilla Thus marks the final pam. One reported that a de- cowboy yells and high POWCT forces will be forced to spend lights. Ing of the Old West. It is, as partment scientist had di- ed icia time on political organthey say in television docu. veloped $ new method of dl The department said. izing and fighting and more mentarles, the end of an era. branding cattle, Rather than timo getting the rice and salt , experiments are- they must have. Deep down I suppose I heat the branding Iron, you or the for read practicai:ppiica. knew that things had chant- frieze It. It means the Viet Cong 8 ad pretty drastically out on The other announced h, ou.1g can must bring In more rice from for' now., )', th e range. But living hers on publication of Agricultural Cambodia. un d up Iflu oranuthe Eastern Seaboard, I had Research Service Pamphlet i It means they must raise ng time at the LIII (Lazy rite taxes in thø territorj Push Button) Ranek, The di they control an'i euniluet more cowhands I TP II SI L'(?; : / An old cowpoke goes riding out one dark and windy day. Strapped Ii his side Is ida truatratr puor. In his beIng fully matcsnat.d, along rnimieta in herding eattli si'I,rabl. quantities of chickremote control. Among one, pig,, :rnifornis and med. pack Is $ transistorised hi-fl with the rest of us. Than uipment tesw were cal supplies.) set with a speaker In each came thee. two pro" releases , : ,OUii saddie bag to produce a from the Agriculture Depart- compresse ai r This means that Viet Cong speakers playing ::''.j 2 WASH TEMPERATURES. SELECT IT AND FORGET .: >.• security within your towers."— ' . the extent of a 39-room mansion In Beverly Hills Just has to be someone special. OF ". ...• •. . " -.. 1 d I ' 1 A6_ ' / ti', 30" HIGH SPEED -' ONLY 24" WIDI '. ' RANGE ' I GE SPACE SAVER - t' I . -- + WASKINGTON (UPI) — w newpurchaseat 'OTuT7OT. and we'll give you t.hL.vinawood Ice bucket. - COMBINATION New vinawood hk$1. + REMIGIRATOR.PREEZI* . IONS . ' The Lighter Side FROST FREE CA1111% NOMI MR AID K""C POAN - . . ft" 4.. - Any young fellow his age who can keep his mother fully supported to oug La ht ' „. ' 'er TI Th ,. O the Bob Kennedy radio and choioglcal steam In a neutral Yet he made lop grades and TV shows. manner, instead of having it woe a scholarship to Oxford, Their format consisted of a 'speeded In a negative way from which he was graduated 20-minute discussion between via vanda lism, turning over and entered the ministry. Bob and myself, followed by tombstones, or rioting. Thee he came over to Can. telephone questions from the In past generations, youth ads; and later to Illinois. By listeners or viewers, did far more muscular work. sheer brtihiasc e and persever. One mother wanted to know They carried water from ieee he finally persuaded his how we psychologists analyze outdoor wells or streams and church board to erect the till. the Beatles craze. p!oed fields, carried coal or est church In the world In our "Dr. Crane," she laughing. "nod from outside shed and Chicago loop. ly Inquired, "don't you think stoked furnaces or stoves, This Is the Chicago Tempt,, it is a silly fad?" Nowadays, the average where I have taught the Diane Maybe the uncouth hairdos youngsters doesn't even car. Bible Class for yea rs. are silly but the fad itself Is ry his own glass of water from Little John Thompson seed. a great antidote for juvenile kitchen faucet but lets his ad no Beatles to help him cx. de linquency! mother do It for him! pond surplus energy and For teenagers are bubbling When John Thompson, a neither did most of our great over with unexpended energy. Welsh lad, was 12 years old, tycoocs of business and Indua. And you can't dam up that be got up at a. m., and try. tremendous vitality, so it urn, walked two miles to a coal But maudlin governmental ply MUST have outlets, mine in England, carryin g his senti mentalists now hamstring Delinquency Is a bad out. lunch pa il, youth as regards honest toll, let which young people adopt There he checked In at S so the Beatles craze Is an in. Dick West's , PLAIITIG j supporting, be would be a real asset. mother No cite may ever know how good CAIIIIA hk$1 $in 00 ,. SIr - - 0111 - .t / i I II for two days - Well, part of It, at font, Is for the dignity and public Image. And for the rest of us to set an example of solid and even militant respect for law and order and for those charged with administering It. Otherwise, we're heading for real trouble, Not as a soldier, but as'an enter- . UTTER 7 him I. I I •: -. 159 GRILLS __ -. '.'l SPECIAL YOU WANT IS ON SALE. . "Did you a.a where some 21-yearold kid was in court on a burglary ap and the judge put hint away for a year for contempt bemuse the kid kissed his wife In court an they took to jail? How about THAT?" No one Is saying such comments He S I ' _' OUR STORE WHEN THE HOURLY WHEN - I the American system of justice, dent- 11 Cf - for.” YOUR CHOICE ' Mafliva • - IDc A ICE CH , UPRIGHT or CHEST FREEZER lii P.M. CAN , 'boiler" noticed that little 12yeir.old used lid. It, b see ems' lou, and take their dancing as John Still lift home at I teouagm as's peenelid If It were a school task on. rn, worked from 4 i the from workhts, doo so burdensome chore. morning till (at night, and III hovasitata. You will notice that they are thee att ended night classes, seldo m which ? k to his dowed recently invited me to Boston So the Beatles trait -. ' 4 11 1141f T201001111310 (brain). and decided he was a bright Idle a" go simple music with bar. lad. ve so am's grow be frody in baric r"m. lots them gist@ go be urged John to stt"d smaeft IL For toosisson and twist and contort their night school after the XM have an oWd 1w 11beir sarphas ow.gy. Ires. bodies. o*clock quitting whistle had fly 91101'" 810d hard liable Th*Y often look very ser. blown. , ' Clinic The kills, erase serves u sure" In their J, speeders and drunks. Why risk your ocracy and fair play Is the court— and too litany people are electing to neck when the traffic courts let 'em go anywayr make and obey their OWfl laWs, pen. "Justice and common sense have od. nothing to do with It. It's what's courts to be ever conscious of their In the fine type that the judges go The remedy? ,, legal P.M. lot of assorted characters who are working hard toward that very goal "if I was a cop. I'd quite chasing TAKE YOU, R 12 business." . w-breakers thati to the victims-" and to society. The foundation of $*. Aod He confi c. In law and order and thus aid and abet the efforts of Worry HOUR • sum LUIS y 'The courts are sticking their nos. es into things that ars none oftheir "They're making laws Instead of eisei• MACH AS C • lAIN NA$flS But tO our UPNm. am t criminals In any kind of tribunall—the American people. legall trouble. For than Is obviously a mounting The vast majority of our judges public dissent from many of the actions and decisions of courts of all an scrupulously fair. highly Intellflovels-eltrtcounty, state, federal, gont, completely aineere and honest district and supreme. and work hard at their Joba. But on. It isn't too ran to bear such comof am bay* said or done ments as: somothin on the bench to dim pub- SLASM 12 N0= BACK DATI ' I r. Cne's their GATIONIAL - "Stop.. Look and Lis' For Coups Respects First II • •• I Main offiga 312 W. FIRST ST. 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WORP10 (Oct. 23 to Nov. 010A-140 H 10..,'* * l`q HM!1 I I J? .. - IV 014, W, I IRV 110"I 11 rmcw , f. I SHORT _____________________ RIBS ØAOI'fl'A111V5 (Nov. 22 to -____________________ )F ,ir • who has been a close alsoci. at@ but it not acting Just right I I ahead and %%.... . 1 get Perfect co-operation. AQUA11111111 (Jan. 21 to Ysbjo) support your associates more readily now especially ill social matters. A smiling atti- I _11F,. , Iffir A. - II I . .. . . I : . 1 i I i I ,,, 1 - . . . N0Th'P4 TWAT ,. % or her, mind more quickly. PETUNIA' ; I of your lifs is largely up to i Youl ...AND'UKFAJR! '- :' - lARf I . . \ ' . . - " n11111s, F1111111111111, N a 0_ UW_A - -' .Mom PORV.- SMIR11 W - SIN W ______ 1111111 x r PORT1 'V. ... 10 ' rcPlovEs! - -- NOT THXT WAY!ff 1116 A SUL5! up me I D"I %VA9T 0 5117CR SOUlS 0^ 9 I ; 238-6701 after 1 I folghtj Is untie - _j~ , __. - ________ ____ 1.d?i vs.k, III-1111lo - - 96 me . - , :: , - nice yard. 112.13es. •rII*ipp.4 Stemper '" local m.rcbsats 0 or sluSh ai:.siii Trade your trailer fee a sow 0 Olaf employee know of %kin ad. Write Ak" &66. 6/0 gets. boons. 110 L X of tatorprises. Ine. 11"ERS14T&D I.-4 L p REPOSSESSED awa orme ~ r 1. I FAIn 111 .- I r .11., I -1 . from 101 ". Tb.s. Cars Mast $00/ 0 .l REBUILD ALL 4 5ses WE All EQUIPPED TO !-. -- - I . I I -.• ~ 109 N. PALMITTO - . -- -- 1• P14 L Lot 11111111 "ICE Agency i :; Sly& 1 flMNfllLL - Ila$. - 15 Ply. S-or. 110$ _ - UI,' 4 I 1 04 Cumv Imp. $part Coups ! fully equipped. one provini34 owner. Nice ...............- $1996 -_ -- - - . - I 1895 1101 W. PIR$T ST. w. 322.0211 0;aoxoa *A - -- _ Ior -- I I oe- . . -".A. I I i I 4 I squIpped. A Fiat red beatity. 8019& NOW AVAILAILI AT flCiIV..;.rtiW. _ mechanical condition. it 'Itk. .1 .- OX UNVT Convertible. Fully IR ! I I I MEANS YOU MAY NOW HAVE YOUR CAR PUT IN TOP CONDITION WITH OUR NEW $ii$i '$3ALI*'iT Door Radio Jt-s.tio, 15,aIerS is. prsvIn,. owner .......... .. $Me 42 FLY 3 Door Radio. 31tat. good I flevoirs fthf!! car iii "w. c.. Meat Yes. .. We C_I Abiut Y C. IIr1UIc"r Ns_T j gtO1• I WE WILL All CONDITION ANY POPULAR FARE FOR A BUDGET PLAN ............. LLE ~ 00 L I SERVICE - RVAIRS PARTS. ACCESSORIES 04BlI4' (o.vlrtlbl. t.ilhi •'i.itppe4 inriliding air eon. . . SEDAN Equipped with power st.srinq and brake., automatic tran$mIssIon, radio and hsat.r. A low mII.ag. V6rY Clean drid priced af . . * N INSTALLATION ANY MAKE OR MODEL M OLDS F-15 - - I 4. Inelutling air ante. - I No Down Payment NO COLlATERAL = GLI119 Otmofire Cps. W.Illy mocnSARY . (FARR BUDGET PLAN AVA"ILI) L AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITIONERS TreatFamily .. . ICC IOfl Summer n . . . $375 Volbwapn AUTO SALES ~ 1498 So FRENCH AVE,( 1 7 I I PACTONY AUIN. VW OULAR I ________________ I muss ; mom" "a . Hwy. 17-9a SANFORD 011LA1111110-4W41-14114 See US Today Fw 71ols Excellent UNCOLN MERCURY 1" Me FALMITTO AYL YOUR PAIIINDLY FORD SUVICE A PARTS DVT. OFIN 'TIL 4.30 P.M. SAY. ! . I ' - -- - I . I 1 I WINTER PARK M1 4a"16 Ill . I i ~I INCORPORATED NC PH. 32241114 . Str'locklandaMornson iI It I I . . . I I. . I I 1 -- -. •=_-,r.:''-'. 77 Wg I im Cumv Ifflo. 4 Dr. Hard. l.'p. rull'! equipped real low --- 0473. .. - ...........;....._.._........_._.._ ftess dltloiiisg sharp 511)110021 Fur.. House; I $ Ply. S/W 55$, .114rin. if-11141: 19-r1altor. flaw. men's Trail., ci. i'*. oss. ------ --.-_--. LIE SABRE 4-DOOR 1961 NICK 1 NCO AVE. 1 , C ________________________________________________ HUNTMERCUR a- ., SERVICE ALL MAKES toning - Immaculate ton. sharp 'I . AND MODELS I ditioniliff. ,rely low mileage. OF IIAL Move. Refric. At rro*jor. 2 32DROOM. r1a. room. -C home Is Country club Manor. Assume mortgage pa yment#. $llpar at. CsU $235157 . I 4 FAICI GOOD ON ALL FORD PRODUCTS or. Atitanistle Transmission - S!i bath; central air A hont; !61? 9favvils. 1:2.284,11, 3 ta r garage. 13j,404. I"$ - - ____ - -- -- , 43ruve Manor Dr. Call 3.33. .NrW s oft. Mau$*. Kit. oqjj1p. . - 60 Mem A j1du tiplo laisting Realtor 1919 L rroneb, If CbM. S/W $13f 1.111, 2 -_.. ::"' 123-$183 anytime -im-in k - - - 82.1410 3 HDRU. 1% both items turn. 111111111 Farb Drive a helpful but mot noc*ggsr y. a-ruir AN coxriDx.4cjL 3001 Park Dr. Seminole Realty 3 I$II*55t. - °5..'1r1 NOW. bussolow on thadod rurtNINIMP Avocado Ave. An Most re11110MORt home at 1111.1-44. 2 1111DROOM, I Bath. 141 tn $H. no fornituro. fee. Make offer t erms ble or - "$&lag tap tounit a" Wilk an eye to I * future, Cam. 1!.040 JOTU, Its$ *"L Su- loot hot. Potty in shoo do - - Also V14A to PfflannOl & VA to Civilian.. -_ SW I was - : r*tces CoavertIbI., atiln. trant. Radio & boater Ph. 838-8956 rooi;Iurn$.rIuIir: _____ iTl4lTRotI REALTY. TO SE'FLE ESTATE (10,R.O4 chin Illness rsaul,., ) owquick Rn Wo. Very attractIva I fill. I good werklag plus Conant kiowiii WORLD BOOK aneyelop"Is I ) I . A. lets, Hairy 1.. 1:8.00. Alice Clever. Ask for priees on •th.r field •e.d.. A. Al. Pr.. Tell, Ing. 141-3116 lovill0. Fla. o D wn t 'R CIty St A UnItIols Leloting iteattor YREXZKIL i of 7s..nt. orlepolo. Florida 504 Ube. Per ads ~ . .* 54 03 t$?5t BUT 4s V, 1 11. orange. suits Ili 1110 - bnois H•a'r. CWv Avis . Da y s i1I111tS.S i.k.4. 1101015 NEED A RENTAL? sera* Kitchen xq uip I AnnSICTINS. 114 the. liIAL NALZSUA.V- $&.I#, SW,i@4 Vooda4els 140.00. Prices ltillat. sad settled. Slat sopeationgs, II . 0 CALADIUMS11 4114084 from It,. 71. Male HSFP Wanted 0#4.-ISO Ga. poll's Nursery. I b0sed ,5 i A jI "no 1. . , .!* , $10 Checkers IKITITUTR "o 4.41 - ouus - ::. TODAY'S I CYLIN DER S. WH EEL 0 BLEED A ADJUST ENTIRE BRAKE SYSTEM. ____ W11 C Imp. luver apart I Sion If Cps. "A tonatis Transmit. ~ ...... Mon. Radio. Hooter. power 1 OtsOrt"a. XXX Pharp $Ing I vArn:us AND SUNDRY SAULS 'AGENCY Fr 1t.ntals Looted Throughout county *Zarn Whole ... ft U fta.0s,.,kms**lp a epk- linednotInterferewith His% lkk"l met sallaYmook Draperies. lulpeovera we one unit. Day Theo raysiests As littlo " ~"lived. Evening alsonag, 9 M& Drovers, boadware tn- PLACXMRXT ASIIBTANCS V isit .r call 1Ij.1715 SHOP CASHIER TRAINING p. I1l.$3$$ FOR 231-90111. Sect. flank Tellers - _111 Shades. torrasso floors 6 ttl bath. Call 131.1111 stIlt a Days Fori?1h1 FHA-VA IIOME - 1'IIuuIuuIIuuuuuuIIIuuruIIuIrlIIuuIurlIuuI.uIIuuI.rluuiui..u..uri.uuu, INCLUDIS I:Vrun.%;. : DR. rNplox Apt.. latatinn Wagon. ttilly eqij1p. IkIt. squipp.4. , . . . t I a n poll Including Air - Condt. , HAVE 3 111113AW. I Bath. Fier. Pak Ila room. har4wo)o4 iloore, or LOWOGNKVW Paris Drive Office 212-2111 Kitehon ooluippoi. Pole . 111111$ Night: 11112-0648 for III-0el Flont. ~ r a x Receptionist 34. Upholstery _______ 0AWONfIrs " Nou twixteD (INK trailliq and be sure that phYexercise 111 Sufficient. Start Impel, they do ITANYW1110VIT WWAs . neat. SAULS AGENCY Jim Hunt 11ealty - 3n-"14 ~ mom- - * INSTALL ORIGINAL BRAKE LINING - ALL 110~ 3F ,,.• M - ccci hero can be truly phi' ill Masnolls $21-1I43 :::a. ii. tiicai iutrn..1a RI Schools & IflatriCtiOsI AUVRATTORjq 2N nAuE.m1,rrTf sefto let 30 do" no 1000 swm _Illme. ior'tl°3 SALE 71/2 N. Is. 119in 0* I WOULD like to rent or lasso 97. Houses ror Roost 4 bedroom home In nice bad" Motor .o.s.. Win waai~negaa 1141111111,11,11004. close in. ph. : I'llptst. I% BATH. Fla. room. 1:143 Al or. Avjilloblo June Wardrobe ........ 1 Or 31111-011 might& loth. 11, 40 per month; 313. 2 TV% loolis 14.9me IbQww Its). Plate) bob for .... . I 2DR34. 34odern home. .vj~ely S @00 CAM with . I doCaretod. Lerve llvtn Is room. $1W Down 5 " carport*. hileh*n sjulppot "Wolwore ....... GOVERNMENT OWxzV 13-34 per month. 211 codtf. 11lowilas Bel. bag 11031ES I COIN-O-KAGIC XQUITAIZ111T CO.. mines otho, 627 M14h. SANFORD ELEMR1 Isan Ave.. Orlando. 714. at 0. L Applisse"so-Now & sod call eelloot Orlando, 411. _________ 103. Mobilit Homes - Rent 'e2°' unflAP11. I4 I 11I IN,~, Realty (A -.-- COUNTY MOTORS I I dillon 'tue • Xtate.Wssk.isd 18.1411 03 FORD Country Satztr. car a the double esrpnts. DA • 11Th nsratl Wilt 045 Station Wages. rally equip. for a. little I. 14. NHOUIiI.S3IIioTRtflt Payton $ !'' fine buy 1)11111 504* Ktswatks $5 1,53 RAVE.%OA Pith, $ J, t.st., U FORD Osisat. 4 Door 10- b . r"ftiviler. Central beat A an, Fully o"Ipped in. ; Ford Motor Co. PayliNSti NEMPN - I ; WIN I I'l " -1, ent4woftworil.oftils"Fooltood .... - __________________________ ., teach early to make up big. once this is learned, the suc. I I•iik R.. 6 "We Cam Abftt Teo ... * tiltoo IW,9 for the repair at to. pletso0al 00 04 06100, mockoftleol •uip,ed. no down pay maiti. I 111)1125.. 1 BATH Itti PlarI4i - '4•r XXX .i.iit 00,55 Assume VA Loan. 132.1331. At I Heat, lCEL.T Turn, I learn Apt., ready n. 0$ FORD aalazIe $00 iyard. 3 I 10*25. home. Ill Country Door Hard Tap Tully Club Circle. Nights only 38. HAVE 2 IDIOM., I bath, Tier. WSL*XA APAII-rIlENTs u. •qrgtppati, and laIrs gifts lift W, lint S - 03 FORD Country 5.4., Be clix SAPS srnvm• COME IN AND MAKE YOUR CHOICE NOWI • 10 DAYS ONLYI rt •IdVO ROOM. double Villity team, FURN. OR U,';FURN. deep -oil. toneo in Insoil, An. rnom duplex Apt. Tile f" WORD 01114216 see. Fast. surn* mortgage $1;,41)0. This Is 4 goo4 buy. bath. I.arge CArporte. i h-.k. t raight lifeat. I Shift. r)onr Radio. " jr"nine t$r.ugket. deck •yaIIm. be$itiftd furniture A NO OILIGAVON CHICK 1M ThIS h1, A NO WAITJNG UNTIL FRI? Sto compl e) 4 DROOIL11%batheopealcus MOMS NOIN 11(ifilij: 11111IF nn l4rae leake Ph. 127-4523 LAKEFRONT 9. UPJC . yes tell 4110040411 4W out Vied _- COIN Levelly to be installed , DRILLunL state. plillsis - Sandia eela, (. Wall& rumps IAUlldtlQA *TO U1114-Madern SpAtIVILAIR $terms doolfa. This Is & eamplote All Trade asil Diane deal lRelufts Ws Jt#ps!e load servise In turn key stand opening sointitically 2 T I 11 2 survered. we believe this usable* &as "Aptyl as, 18-IM will.be an outstanding loot. so? W. led IN m it 2. AINT - Spray Trailer rark. I'll. 32:. tiful tile floors. rontral air conditionin ptionil ~ ATTRACTIVE 3 Dr.. :flatbi C 2 house. F. Fluscreet. Kit. , •I.A3S 7. *VMS &WASHM DIMONSTRATOIS . I O ,w.d b4wl'p h*st, 106. Apartments for Reni *quipped. 12.080 equity &I. rally paid. 322-4014. DO • Lisw Diwis OL - ____ . __ t 3. S SEMINO at Jat!nbson'o Dept Stott. 211 Z. tat St.. Sanford. Al 9.4rden area. 4)01 4 r.orn Apt,, Immaculate condition iariil.cspsl, 5oo.t y.ater, un• Cl.t.A? w _ii___ uOUISI irOt g_ d.rgrnund •prinkl.r.y.t.m. downstairs. III rark Ave. ,rm. $ flalaale fl PUR'4 Apr Ia, 1LItonvtl1e •S AJIIJMI Mertgsgs, 2 BR I huh $51 per me. kitchen $ ODIUI. 2 BATH with Tl.rtds At C dItlin 4_ 1714. Z - but there Is a tendency to in- ccision ontmesaving r Mo - - Brush SERJ 8111ALLOW Wells, Pumps A 11orfablors. Jerry Lord, $Is- 1 =4 - 1/j see W. lot St. Phip ____ t?m. E Monteith Inc. 24. Well Drillift I zu 11111 VAL*AW 111111111111111~%4 _____________ Crumley - slat tMiil. 25.21 PT.Iih$ may. 11-SIL c4andilber". - -1 I '' BUGS BUNNY "it CUT411 19UIPMINT a I 3244, fenced back yard. Ill.-:Io. CALLWART RZAt. ESTATE j CALL DAT OR NIGHT 222 I UU hiS too Kept Foley. Set. ip". 3neem A31 3 BIL. I 13ATH Ravenna Park. 11too Down, asounne payls of TUNTIMS TZ11111110 FIRM Its S. Park Ave. 112-0111 41 F1'*nCIII$e Opportunity I ." el-If"IF I a 1 0 unite 8:00. Is I Privilty VItMF, ply 111111t.in elrettle kitchen 11110 down, $104 me In 4.1t,gl. ,rnot. 1171'10 inonthly. 114,_-2o, hat. InvIII'loo l"t1l14"-*& In. , St. Johns Real Como In of your 4001venjoent. Pk. 511.5501 $,h. V.p, •pn I, CORONU - POLARA - BARI • Pu.. wu ' MATURING -_ Rooltar Raymond Lundquist. As". 121.201, Atlantla Bank slide. lit. -_ Tory clean. Clove I Ian._ pdos Is N1 " lead is" fair* am.a,,, 'RI i I I _______ mow 114140'r A P.m VI SPIRA ADT LAVILMIXANA"M 05 114111111toom on :4 hirm Its 0 X040WA= 111111M I AhX11 _ 511.1411 I on., . pirm L e - r0fl4Ihifl.Icflmp A. WmPI)ON, SR AMIW rirnioniM.pyrnt.un BROXIM R1,4 2 114rm. home. Pea at vash A take over pilot. ::3 "" Parts _ '""'L IIA7A! PA 'tRAIl PR 2flr OWNER. 3 doer, front kitchen. s:000 bIh.. C.O,,$lO h.$ 0m SF. 10. Buplasos Opport. uraa * PAZ$TIIIG - I An V15"" M 9 I he, or she, will mdi. I ,1 . AMC I A ~ I $ - ' 00 WU 0% , 'MW A60117,'Ulog? - I I I I wider ;ressurc ot some sort. PIMU.S (Feb. 20 to March 20) home conditions may hi vidual who can and will look st both &Wes of W Y situation i . IF YOUR CMLD INS ISMORN i 23. PalatiM 4 - if you are kind, 1111def- I Q oil . wards the work ahead of you . is necessary if yoll re to do It properly. Some Co-worker nevis to have you show him I WW tAWA SPALL WE GV6 g 0 (* am Iwo f I 102. Mobil* Homes - Sale lovesdonest & Really 84. Rom Estate - Sal Isis Road. Sanford. 831-4266. III pp. .LAwn muwlag ss *doing tuitn.0 .. boar. a1*i.ts heavy or lIsbl work. Ciii r.im fitsihots. *UT 222.1011. U1I1II?A1UAPAIMYIlIG ________ an Intelligent pun YOU hITS (OP4T in mind. Greater harmony with k in is easy to establish I ______ I 9 1 very understanding, too. Be OPUM1511C In your outlook on I ______ . DC 22 to CAPRICOR N (APRICAR now attitude to. I _____ 1 . Ilci,ent. . dim.. JQ&946===~ . . . - . NEW BRAKE 4.5-137d. Nr.w rl'RN. linumo. Adialto -"I~* 3-11r- 2 b thl- For 4 Unfurn. :lilt duvies. Etch.. - SOUTHWARD .I "off 5. 11NAUST ~ ~ lkllII r.i"w 111 0* Ave..11* - rri. 322-11144, 2 FOR. Turn.. In*. yard, ter* REV14 WAtTl%'() V. Plowing. Raking. Gradl ECHOLS BRIDDING m: Leveling. Mewing. Z,ot ClearSelling a Furniture loll. 24041nit. Smalt Grove AT FACTOAT FRICS41 Mewatterse Cars. C. a. ViolMageous, 11$11-111111111 I %ff rloWEVID ;100 hand!. all 0. obligations very well. AM 1% $ )F _____ AII'ftI1 I cu EWEuncN " IN 1UIUMPH! at this time. Be considerate Instead. Then YOU C? so Otc/t°" flM QI4AIt4.A)W, A 96 - Dec. 21) Don't criticize one 1 60 AJKW 011111ANIZ1041111 M " hl T rr On . CIS '!' PAIMTINcI 1- 1 CARPXNTJIY UlIdSte.furatirs $ppluIms Ic*ght.eld. &mIS PL.&ITUINI2 - AOO?1105 tiuld., Ws 1;r ill Sishoti LY• , is. -41211. '- TO!?IVFI satellady destrom position with arguer anywhere In 838-1404 - __ ern. sea me. pay't. telcom" Real Zialai@ star $19.111 BRIDGMA!" haxiTultz A. J. ADCOCK • Wall Carpet Lr. Elec, kit. Fla. room and 9EjffiNMeSEWV9EESMSMgMEEEEEW mission TIRV6 Xow am*`"~'"* stock. tn& Well prottir hardwood floors, also MICIO. apta. private halite. all. and pump. Only 44'aQw. 101 Trailer - Cabonan 177-50 per Mo. SL Rod Fatate Wanted rA,.%f11l'jr1 Trall.., -. _-_for rettrol people. Ideally lasterd. 322-2210. 9s LARGE COU'Twv SIOMI sires position so housekeeper, companion for nontIOMAR or ab. Foralture Fer Sale Eats. lVall To 1311. WILL DO Ironing ho my hams. 1111-1111ts W"Aux-MAIRM. runs"TURN a - siou aas %vade Ill ttagn'lts or call22.$lSI. Dealer 1111111110-M.N01 _ AiA M9 aa`~ IPRICE ANNOUNCING yto III-3111. 0 $311111. NI-IsL cm M STUPFFIAKER list, good coa. __ $ 1 c rum furL newly c. •vi!ppld. Ill. corated. 404 1. 14th at. 18-41)1 81, 5. rr.aeb Realty P - ___ I on.. C11 home. x1trylon eflillp. 112:.1301 rura. downstairs Apt. CLEAV :$IA 1,114wethe at IT-92 Adults. 3:2.1114. DATA Work. good References. Poll. 1511n4a A Dropm 3:2. --- 5& Wanted To fty cucvauu $1.11 _u.,i'ic1 air, central Agency . Uu•41*ture*ay,.,ta,t, - - monlous relation. With Win, or her. ran view ••' 1 4 bath, $ Stemper Its me. MaltOple Listing BatHer 1 311.. lCtt. TA*DS Oft 1.11 lots t. mew Trimming. $12 4003 daytime. or 112.0111 *1. Mellower. nessis"Ji a 6 b r Be" her Der, wooll, m rins own 11U. 31 .3-1115. Evening* A Sunday 77. SItuation Wanted MIS.?4 Hiawatha ED ______ much needs treater consillera. tlon. Then you have more har. I i 'f.a .... with • CuL SUPER TRADING POST a;). Special Seryk masseassionass 3111T Wasuffer (vibrator) 111111"I's -~ ppmwwz__ .-_ -- . - vow ~ - _____ _____ a 1 ThIs brings further 5$' 2jes Park Court. Coll After I 9. M. 1001 A S?) ~ I_~10 - 1#46 a u, ___ 1 APARTMENTS I 111111C ha's On a" a be tree LOVELT 3 Bedroom. 2 path. Iran I tdo 5. Moajay tbru with Fla. room an beautiful SPURN. I DR IlOGIL IIS-6123 ruts. apt$ gloss tn. SIMMY Co. after L N'tilar afternoon. WRITE: lot 1942121 ft. for os)Y was. 1111-011. call us tndsy 1 , in. THREM % bath@. 3 Avg. & loll. Sanford. nit. YVlt%'. Apt. All utilities 1 sport this doeirahle hmnlp. High Pchnni. &ten 2 bdrm., Billfolds, III I. t'uk Ave. Albert 13#1116T F - We telies. Gootis I "I - __4FtR) Itl, n$171 31.4.141.6 sits? I '4ICXIC1,s; '' $1300 till riRv,ci.sn lBr. Ap. tAt ..r.k.'. cal oi 'lUll BR. furnished. 2IL "Ill iWAP IHI Human TK$TROM REALTY. MI . A. Williams. $tifnrl Mohil. Ph_l•tt___ ro,'er?It.I._3!-tHt 3 Park Dr. 312-:42 aII ;1Y lot Wynnewood. tI.000 IF Ili Payments of III. EXCLUSIVE MAYFAIR ADUI.T 2tC)TOfl 7OUTZ CARRINK 70* X PO1$D Arl. Birthstone alinst. Gwaltney Jewlelen as. Ali twin Williams Co. r BEI-L6 _11-11AT ISOLND - 21) Show gratitude to advisors . t moving Trots, Flea . sod those In authority who have been very helpful in the Pearls. GANASDAY. CA ____ x 73.M. orFeasal.H.ij 'rn . 1?63 litalsolls, 232-8031 or Conditioning. 131-1111. $11114 DOWN waterway ,~~~~ pa Autos R11114sary Manor. III-441o. o Idiag A mossm~~~~ & ri;-& I W. 0 -a lilt "5 & `1 - - W1011110112fe Goes Glen 11-14 Crown 6 Toils So& 823-4411411 ANIMAL XAvxy UNNNMAI 12. Special Nolleos Olt$! 01. Beer Sells& 831-4:49. * To The ~ I Tell them tee new N he Tot , Only Ito ~~~~ 5L Artitles For Ado . ,~1A)ST bright natant color - UNWIVE& I mw% wave & 11 I restere them willi =fie Lio- otagardefs, -rill@r& jossilotiteng M-1-L Th VINO flhl4G 6 now, but take no action until WSUR)t I CAA113 the planetary positions are In I :~~ 1 ~ ~ 'I .. '' .a * HilIll Vex-A-Dist TablouL at your drug store. -- , I I ul. $1 . ,; . I 11 . ~ %.. .. . ____________ - fine character. . ... ~ ::05 - t1, 0 .. . . . .. . \N% '~~.: - L f6uppmo I 'I I'W Li Ii Mo ii s Its ", : XtANDO"______ n: _ _________________ x. toeb Ca hi PBX home. 1.. lot. tscpttonIat., aid Till. III 'don. $45 par month. 97• Houses For Rent 101. Aputent. for Real 101. Aplrtaienti for Rent 10$. Romma For Rest IrS. Train now, pay lit.?. Call ittit $ p. 141.1405. CAFRISK TRAINING INITI- Orlando. __________________________ IPICAI. offieloner apt. single __________________________ aide patch Orange Ave, 1:2-0324. yofoos preferred. utilitlela In.. P~a`.1 401 )-laffsolla. S22.0710. Orlando. 1.5115 NO QUALIFYING cl**d.4. III me. 211413$ N..ly lIeorat•d. Suttabli or *$I TOTAL wIll move isa to' PLfl. 3 Bdnn. Country Ho m e, 1fl.IUL ,,tI,i4 eoupl.. Ph. 121.4711. to this nest 2 Bedroom. I -_ near real&, jaait condition, . $ practical Nurses. pleasant Bath with Florida room A AVALON APARTMUMM SMALL FURN. Apt. 11is 810 per me. H. R. Rice. of$. 'no. noutleman. 321-1311 or Working ,sonditione in boau- polio. Payments at j4T.Z6 812-841t Isel. valor & else- jI:.91" 18*?: 3.2-20-T. piyi aft L.ocitld lit Country 3404. lif wont home. Also opening top Club Manor. ?'X LAE MART. .s 11,. 4, bath. ForSal. COMMODORF . - t Ix , \ ~ M ,., , ~,~ I I L- %NSI 01 1. MI I Lb Sul* to come through on promises made to others. Show that you have II i 0~ VOP! w*!, .) I 1"y E CUT! TMT WAR VKM _ grettable. Make I TW _Q .IP C~, -IV < ---,-"k%"L!~> i:-A~g ---,r-1-1 tsft~ IS49XWA LLL •N $RIIUIUU Gateway rik Glass and Paint waoisC iris (I white ew IF Intent goats S. ______________________________ AMM AND r. O', ~a IWECATSO I POP - I a limit. DIrts JNSTALLlD I 10 x"Woo Company ~ 111114920 31112-411911. I V School not ' . ___________________________ ____ . : . !I P rmw 5 - 11 I... '"IT - u. we b OE _______ 1%. pleas . . 120. Astmotive 81111`Tke ZAMBRRTTA. 0"A opalkattlea. HER FU)QQ1D1 I ( ) Allawatka at IT-to WHILU you learn. High Ifed. IBM III ztfttrte fterillost$ guy- 83111-111811 1111114111114 Reasonable Itaten USUD Lowrey -Holiday.Ora 6 Good Siding Alos, Sen. $I#* Cook. 833-4113-1 '____ 11 " _ 123.1111 - 533.53$ Istis Sir isle. £111 Conditioner. usd. 195 ar*u'rzrifl. •. u:. $ 18.1414. . 1 , I'I' S . 1 ' ''Si.$JtS 130 (July n to Aug. 21) A " Z= . good pal may seem frustrated about gainInS a partlettlar PRUX11"'S aim about which you could be __ instrumental in ackleylisli. , R4 at I * Lend assistance. 9 . . RIAI. AD ____________ ________ verily rid Yourself of private . r Iai. 11, bad . .• '1 1 the.s abs truly asod It. Bus. (after konswerv) until bad- 2-690. , MWTNI I OUGI-W M RAVI : yt 111W 1 • ak.. ______________________ JOBS OPSN NOW 5I'; ll*k COkiSfl *1*1 12. 121.1111. Ilk. isv 1fl(O 4th CHEVROLET Station Wages. First 8438 ___________________________ I1. ... - 121. Sewt.rs£Cyeh. 1919 __ _____ , a..r.1i1ot Sas Chl"a. mu ' S$flfOl'd }armers gal Auction "' BEAOL* PUPPIES. Slush. story 21fidar Night. Bring BEAUTIVWa KiItSnL u:.nu. rate $7 day. Top DOIJ" RLI=N 14L P*WW - lAvesteolt ? 'I" HI OWN 8144 ____ . Ill .vi.sT -toaui)i. 1 "a OACIC am ______ _________ $ - I I _________________ .' ,, ""-P _______ . W' rsooUi.y,. P'4 •vINIpi? , tell Furniture 40. HIAWATHA ICIDDII KOIIKAL lv.nl.i beurs-' CbIII •50 !i? I 50011 CWW$EN (11115 fl to J'ay 31) Yea Intuitively . 1 -1 YOU $ more m$tIe up . . I . . ____ ______ 0i .9 KAZOR . nab you MAU" improve. menu at this time. Got le teach w" those who gas Sly@ I , ,.$$., (: __ *. 19,1968 - Page 3A 115. Altos T Ii). - I . Classified Ad. Call 322 . 5612. Your May M W room, From condition. 4,R be net" &I V"TV MM AMUATKW ? ed. ofoup insurance, vaca. both* dos witot firsista". eve t1oIL laterview, "day, a P. 11$ Trench LVI ?(O TMONS CAI.LL it ACRZ8 within % sille 14he Harbor, Soon aers. p.. . AU" VTWAY exasylt fs's7s - & ...440411P r' F Tfi P07, . %lao I ' 21) while Communist! Arno 1. . /! 4 S d57 a. 1L. Ctom Bat. 8 L IL Is for day r"1181 too, slottrw 811184AIL 1131-0911car"I shampoost visit isor- I 1Y (p4j 51051 tOa? 26 _______ ; i 6=1 MW. am ___ ?AVRI_* a pal :=o. t IV 'tot i iLK#: Walnut oh t. $ & V" list. - step table; On* a east xv,se "N's Divider. oat Table. anstable Glass Cott** ~ ~~ a" I&IIIA& US-1111 SAW I XAXMWN 30406 OW& OPM . AVft "; a. take cutoAir,Jjt 5. *oasoe, may L C1111111111 CAN L. -_ - 0 lowf6vp t. M dor sad ass ISMI VP $em. rod . I - AAONIOM Tuir I X. Orange, Suits Ift NIC1111 I 1111dres. Inaine. lotion use. ran. sad. d*er trom post OfOrlando. 24t-IT411. fine. Dirt C11104P ILIM 831- $10-111-141I Meltable drIvOt. ZSMOM WA19131115i T I- ft Hoe CAINIER TRAINING IXITt- - witbost sehisift Valid" thisin o ow 11100111118111sta, slid Bank Toll- W. Simkins ettels, 10 dftmmo 1200 REM Nude mad* to older. A tomatte WUIWS I ANN (MMh 111 to APO 39) V& is as day to test ft .I pe Fee "To a . ' "' lew 11 I an 110010 bb Sm ways by OW lw~ ____ btare fieuvitles of Impresses ~_, I . 4 1116 I 1 NUIN IN ft pod bd 1111111 ad ban "k te got ft"M I 11 , Rain Or Shine, e Response ' Pours' In ___________________ 71.N.k HdpW1i6 U. HUau..iV $ill lb _ufa,)IJ,*11 .lag ovsw Now t. iit* WaU. EEK &MEEK Ilib 9I9h 1D IdNi not vi u%r•d. IBM Room. •ll Jid isw* ip,iak____________________________ - ________ samlifts true ymft Iss" . Th Classifieds n Herald To wArrY PIZZA P16 r r __________________________________ - ,v u 1: CFMoT1ccolEt4NpsHleA. _____ . iJ J ____ !) Pa2K-.Xay11N1 " - il I / . ,__________ i I I ___. ' I I . . . . . / - . ____ �.. . - ... .. .. . I : :---r--- - ___ --.- -- . . ....-- .-. -. . . . ~ ~. .. . ~ . . .. . .. % . I _ - T ' . . --- .. . ~ . .. - . - . . - -- --. -- - ---- .---- - --------- - - I - I Seminole YIY Il II iêbclU I I County hr . . " ____ SALE Cmfl lanford fisrald Cbmiefln DoL Compare SATUUAT ' mm "SI 49,o 1.1 Academy Honor - - - - p,,,.,,j . &ç .99 Roll UN Medenti at the Adventist Forest I&b.Audeay to Forest City Y Coffeemiier L;aath. Dsy Makes km be.. _simre& 28 ae islo. she, P II she a Medeste achieved the high ubelastk standards. flamed were sand.. Houstot 4 - bees -hsada. 3.95 Gerald ciaw'ii ..... .,. UGHTU si... M.4.r. Fisshes. Desga. 6•99 1077 LIST 2.S - 'a bets, .14.. .44.4 "ai. YSCISbie 8S 24.9518 Value • Shirley Crawford, Ron Eden. j PeU7 Mop, and Bob s. The P .1* jiunlors named were Fraisces Bader, Teresa £ $$ - u.. tee PLATE _____ S ISStflICtiiM g sf1.1, JIcebla., 311k. Lilly, Peony IlleIsen, Sandy Cavanassgb, Jim emu, Rosemary leaves, Myers, Judy Gas Jane Meister, Vicki Swanson, Denise Potter, Rick Stevens, Chive Williams, Millard Crist, LIST :1 4.93 3.,22 PLASTIC GARIAGE CAN CLOTHES HANGERS DYMO HOME Big 1.88 Savings Thum, Mike Cos, and Wayne Swilley. % GAL. PLASTIC Sophomores, 11 of 75, were Dais Piehiey, Books. Wieni, Christiansen, Danny Nichols, Sandy Brown, Dennis Ward, Kay Bullock, Jo. Faugha, Peggy Miller, and Judy West. Fresbissen, 7 of TI, were Don 1 / 4" BASKETS stici plastic tsp. for vs* with dyms label Values 380 Reg. to 69c 1.00 - LIST 1.30 Lay, Wilatra Freda flanson. Majorettes At Contest By Jan. Cauelb.rry The majorette corps of Lyman High School Band recalved a superior rating Sat- urday at the compete for the state twirling championship In Ft. Lauder. dale this Saturday which is sponsored by the National Baton Twirling Association. Graf. 30c Value Bach eye of the Statue of Liberty measures $. fyot4 ac. 290 LIGHTER FLUID 1.4"d Coll Starts char. coil hsmila quickly, ____ RIAU, 29C ALLPURPOSI PAD 25' a 7r 2 , - V,. feew. tilted pod fir cheke hamg., t,iril ste. the eseons, eta. W..th.r PSSiS$SISI 1la5t 100 COUNT PAPER PLATIS 49. - chile .ily. . . i'' -. F'.. - i, i 1 . I & ", 11.1buir )J - 1) !t 2l1I 11 011111111111111111 orna . if 'I J,I 5 v&a 1 . . 24£:- ~ !-1 .i . * easy aerty veede. BALLPOINT X.l Polystyrene TORPEDO BOARD 50" a 16" Supports ever 200 lbs. t'a,.ue t,.lidoy with I,bs,. klh glass insulation Impect plastic with ..SY cenying p.g p.s, beadle. sad 66c Retractable PEN 1.66 _ ____________ •kle kwlvdes - Plaid S vinyl with 5 PP,md °* ed ISV7' og ,t,sp,. 1.qf. Therm.. battle. • 1.DvrebI. $.edwkh his wjbd. cunying case LIST 6.95 4 GB • 1U. "ks!sIt" VACUUM PO1TLE ___ by THERMOS LIST w.shdu NYLON KITCHEN TOOL 5.88 19 I 0, I purpose. • US (atm on, 5 ___ - SWEATER BOX TABLE 65I 24" 60" eli. with tubule, hogs folds flat. - .t9.95 599 ELEC. BBIIQ LIGHTER Model N.. ii CharCool Stone without f,i or muss. No need for Matches or I laid. LIST I 1.95 44 1-GALLON PICNIC JUG Ce-p.r. Motel U. 3.4C 91 11025" PORTABLE GRILL 10.93 V&u. 588 MEMO MASTER £ 1.10 LIST SolId foam with quality weather resist. ant vin yl cover. Compare at 1.9$. Is idsl Is. 68 11 4flc STEAK KNIFE St I pop.rorwood.(IImitl) Nut Shut brand. 1 lb. can Compare of 69c.(limit 1) F.msu. Sophie Mao-full usa. leg. 39c (limit 2) l.a - 16C 43c c S !0m t V PARA MOTH KILLER 3 LI. CAN Compare this pdc. 88C 12 or. Container with Pump. s DETERGENT atentle Sis vow hands gum awn1)e 21c Sunfrsh 11169. at 37€ a A Imc hr nV39 n Full 50 ft. 3'tub. vinyl lawn sprhnkl with gin- G 69 99 W*50' Vinyl - Iross Iowa- 1iee. LIST 29S 6 IRIDGEPORT 3-ARM ~ U R ULE G'auln. rustproof less no,i1, all hoses - .4t,ts _ • I • - •.••. • zoning rnuiie. - repairing. Succumbs . - - ' LIST 91c 390 at 1.25 . Ballots for Seminole County voting machines failed to rcive up until Thursday and w S SPRINKLER HOSE NOZZLE motel his. spring sh'aen,lo.,,5... Gun typo liar C.vs,, up to 45 ft. noizfo fingertip .4diamsior Mad. f nov. iustm.nt from fine .pr.y cenesiuvi metal P. heavy stream - with £ . loll Volvo ' 1-Gal. Camp. Holds. genorsue Supply of bird said. 99c ' - 69'0 All Plastic rp LIST 1,98 at 1.49 88 I' ' FEEDER North Orlando Mayor ItO- regular phone bill and no' MPH rge Fuller today tisued a your toll calls are taxable A. Adams, deputy custodian of statement explaining the pro* the machines, had to make a F.DWARDS AFR, Calif. posed utilities tar hike being There would be no Increase special trip to Tampa o get (UPI) The experimental considered by the sillage counX1L70 flew 2.04)0 miles an hour cii them. Jake was beginning In fear for 32 minutes. c'n',t'iflg "At present," Fuller said, that we weren't going to get western states and setting a are paying a It) per cent the ballots at all, speed endurance record for tax with a limit of 3,5 cents per a plane its size anti weight. utility. This is on electricity, • Th. cobra-like forerunner telephone, gas and water. of America's 'supersonic trans 'Thus presently we are pay. Bridge .................. ports wi'ighe,I more than 2fl I tng 10 per cent on our water /' tons when it took Off, hendinc Church news ........................ 2A for an altit ude of more than I bill which is $3 50 per mnnth. The only way this tax can go • Classified ads ................6A-7A 70,000 feet. th an higher is to use more Comics ...........................-4A.5A 6,000 gallons per month," Crossword puzzle ........ 4A.5A WILL TRAVEL In his statement, Fuller furAbby ............................ Dear JACKSONVILI.E (UPI) ther said. "If you have three Editorial page .................... IA Former Gov. LeRoy Collins, : utilitIes, say, electric, gas and Entertainment ............2A4A now undersecretusry of corn- water, the increase If it ran Horoscope ....................4.tIA mer-ce, says he plans to visit the full amount would be only 1041 Florida often between now $1.20 per month. U your utillSociety Sports .............. e'o and 1908 to gather support ties were electric, water and Tablehopping ......................... I for his expected bid tor a I.-' telephone, : .iur increase would GZORGE FULLER M 15, Senate seat. 'iv be only on electricity1 as your .kxplain. hike ey'.. 'a. . 1 - Flies 2000 "we - , - . Herald Index • - -I / , ... .............-....- p --.., ,, --. Mildred Burns Orlando Tax Proposal - Value TRADE WINDS N New Transport - - -- - I , M • a dredgi ng primary. Only 156 voted ab. lakefront development primary DIAL KING LAWN Alff & ROACH 1.11110 6-H LIQUID SPRAY FERTILIZER MILDIWCIDI S$p,eMidew £MchKdSe, Cimpars . , today Spray Designed Florid. us. GENTlE PINK LOTION - •i,• ' GARDEN 2P HOSE especially • DETERGENT forfin.woshsbles Embezzlement L'... I sN-I-a*lilh'. DELUXE BATH BRUSH WOOLITE LIJID I 88 tic brush with Ny$sø bristles-. VU .sot.d (O$si$ $1 .00Volus. Notching 4.piocs s.t with b.ea like beadle6 sad st&nl.,, st.oi blad.sCompete This Pyle., ________________________________________________ Top quality whit*glue for PEANUT BRITfl111 Af Midn ghf To a 3FIRRE-111111211m, s.,v .s'pys toad ,s,,.W,VsMs. SPANISH PEANUTS I : 1.98 • Attractive long handled pies-' G ilq Pleads been Camp. pa,sd.s. FOLDING STOOL __________________ ELMERS GLUE ;" own .ncii toie. . kid. All pu rpose litter Wa or carry all with woihtod base, rests on ft" witip. 4aa lIa,.,fo, .ic.-$l.00Vek.i. complete with 131.5.4 PORT-A-PAD LITTER BIN 3? high quellty Super PSb- 240 Sh.ets-79c Value. TYPEWRITER PAPER __________ Tag Deadline Lake • DELUXE AUTO s (chords - . I0%4a. s34n, heavy "a" p crystul .1w ptastic with .sys, for i.essle.% sieclIng, • I lli,aino$iO 3 88c s'ap,, etc. (Ilmif I) Cerapor. at 59e final approval; ye. , eelS.., Full 131%-in. PICNIC • Officer Avows - INV.I. PANTIES day. Sslurday • camp at 2.49 i pany planned to extend its tem. Additional customers are Cape Kennedy are completed, Longwood Names Planning Board Elaborating on ch&rM *I $077,000 will be financed from mains In the city at a cost of expected. At present and Sunday ti,n that the platte(i portion Heard announcement inviteconomic pressures WIng Midway. they will increase Florida's "official day. of mourning u the pro?erty donaL4 cash generated from opeca .Lsev er Is ,he.,nd dollars. has LCanun no watec..aupIy. yearly trlst populatIon to '1 the city due to the trig nusidocra nt he' kesrd to brou1it against bls ',cks,,, , lions,!' and dcp'eciatlon p ZC' Officers of the association between 25 and 27 millIon, "There i nothing large seata meeting of the Longwood High said the Wbon.Dlzli bag of U. C. Carlson." serses. ed planned in th e Immediate! ate James C. Byrd, Rev. E. "Another squadron will soon "These tourists will be Are* Chamber of Conimerce grocery chain had cut .15 the The proc l ama ti on read., In re company operates E. Williajus and Ned teph. pouring $10 to $12 billion future,' MaheU said. be out there," Rear Adm. Monday night; accepted low order, of citrus product. wed. Carlson trued part: • Mr. )I Marlana and neighboring corn. CIII. Mahcu said some of the if. Caldwelj, commander of munities, and year in sale, taxes into th e a. a member or the Board of bid of the ABC Fire Equip. by the Tropicana Corporatlo,, Fernandina , Fleet Air, Jacksonville, said _____________________________ money woud go toward fin, state," Burns said, ment Company for a Scott High sa id San. Ed Pi4ee, councilmen .t the of City ancing projects already here Wednesday. Caldwell This amount of taxes, Longwood for 15 years and u Airpak on recommendation of of Bradenton, a strong backer r pleLd, such as new lines to said Reconnaissance Attack 'Iii L...J....1 Ruin. ialtl wnul,1 new 9,..,.. 0111. IIan onOw; *0. 05 ins oriami Mayor, m was a most heluved and e.3 to 23 per cent of the thorized purchase of a eompre. live vice president of Tropi. spected citizen." s,'Id this cost the company squadron, In Vietnam action state's total tax bill, corn.heiishe book published by the rana, while several A moment of silent pray(op execu. I approximately $13,000. i and another soon to go. pared to the 17 per cent now or In memory of Sir. Carl. ~ Mrs. Virginia Bnwersax, of American Her Association @n. tives of the Winn-Dixie chain Slatieu also said work had A coupl. of NAS squadrons paid by tourists, NPW Florida license plates i.ongwood, charged with the titled "Traffic Court Procod. are strong supporters of Goy. been completed to provide are due back soon. The Governor then said CO' son was observed 'Ihursday must be displayed on all fln).o,t.l,,b'i,u,, i'o!u' high pre'.:rc gi night before opcning of a ernhezz!ement of funds "In tis anti Administrations' for •rnnr Burn.. operation between l oc al, ('OUfl. hicks by tonight or midnight "The fact that Winia-DIzI. special meeting of the city exceis of $10,000" from (hator utilization of the city attor. Another letter has arrived County wildlife officer, told the downto%sn area. the owner could face arrest. ty, state and federal offic. council. Lumber Company where she ney, city prosecutor, city would resort to this kind of thanking us for our "how To The Sanford Herald today he Tags will be sold in Semi- isis was vital to Florida comrn was bookkeeper, today plead- Judge and police department; economic pressure should Catch An Alligator" story. wants to "make it clear" that, nob County until 5 p.m. today. munitie,. Decided to order 201) front- cause every man and woman ci guilty in Circuit Court. By Donna it This one Is from the State of he is not involved in "harrass- Southsicle Holds lie said cooperation haul Tag offices will not be open Appearing before Judge Ro- end auto plates advertising the and every businessman in this Florida Board of Parks. The ment" of city dredging oper. In business f Thursday been the key to obtaining the Saturday. Council gei' Dykes, Mrs. llowersox, city from the Seminole Coun. state great concern. Monroe, charg. Sanford Police Department ations in (spa Florida Park on Key night's Longwood Patriotic Day Tax Collector Troy Ray Jr. and plan, through her attorney, Slack N ty Chamber of Commerce. anti "This kind of activity can .ow wante to know "how To ed to representatives of the meeting, a said through W ed nesday a fliscayne fur the tate Cleveland Jr., entered her to donate $ 15 to the organize. make a shambles out of pet. ate'- An Alligator Thief?" State Game and Fresh Water named ning board was Sgt. Maj. E. D. Knight was total of 24,276 tags had The Governor arrived here been p'ea and requested a pre- tion. vat. enterprise 1.1 lb. Gayer. Fish Commission, guest speaker at an Armed soil by his office. Thursday night, and began slating of I. H. Benson. tence investigation, which was White recommend ed , and nor can exert that kind of Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, . Stewart, Samuel "Since City Manager W. E. Forces buy program at Southinime'liately attacking High's Charles "We are well ahead of ! granted, council agreed, to name Coon. pressure on people who want who took time out from cam. Knowles d id not identify thu side School hIo'lge, Jaitis's W. H. Smith Sirs Bowersox has been ritmen Eugene Jaques and to express themselves politic. year in total sales," Ray Said. platform of integrity in govpaigning for Te 'cratic State men who have in contact soul James hughes. Sergeant Knight is stationed free on 12.54)0 bond since Nov. Paul Maloney as coiiiiiiittpe ally. i'na convinced th e people 'rag sales in the new office ernnient. Committeewoman to have a with the city. I lust want to at Marine Barracks, Sanford in Seminole "I think the people of Fla. baby, has been selected for let the pe Plaza total 6,720. Council agreed to r'itu.at 2$ when she was arrested. to investigate why, where, and will reject this boss concept of of this communi. Naval Air Station. Cdr. LeG The original deadline fir rila have seen through this Florida Power Corporation to Judge Dykes allowed her to how the city grader was politic.," 111gb said. I nclusion in "Florida Lives," ty knowople I have had man aol his claims of in- replace all old small street remain on bond during the nothing McDonald of NAS led the de purchasing 1966 tags a state Who's Who, was tegrity,' "broken," which resulte,l its "The business community of to do with the matter. I have voti,inah service. group lights with 4.11)1) mercury va lsre-.t',IteIIce investigation, hums told pril IJ A but it was ezt,'nt'il a repair hill ,'s "u ling SI ,tIt). this state should rise up in not seen any tlt'ad ti.h. We por ones and to rI'qu.-Mt that supporter, at a The pi cugr;tnl f financial • Sh'irtag, in funds at thitur A rumma.-c sale will bel need that marina anti ,)pu'nelI with by Guy. hiusyion Burns. Ii,, %'Iiit,' reported * .uali(i,'uI indignation at this type of I hope tile shwin;: of "Anierica" anti Thursday evening receptiml Hit up-til-date street h0itmir ;.umber was believc(i It) ha%e held May 20-21 by the 1964 taso will be 1rood unti l here, "By next week the reac. aursey b this situation gets straight- the pkdge of allegiance to the Ms' t, 1 7. Grace 96 I been uncovered prior to Oct. vehicle aiiul statel it had not. cut Methodist Church's Wo. ened out quickly," Johnson flag. Terry Bawl, read a poem, lion will have set In." ' IS when an audit was made by men's Society for Christian worth been Boss Burns is trying to ruts sfljIt. I ".'S I'atriot,' and ft-tunis P:p,. • I.e firm Sl-:N'rlSlEs'r Service, It will be from 10 a. tint .1. lit delay in arrest was lu,' Slalull,')- u*iiul Jo,1005 sit,' to this state like a dictator," he The local wildlife officer told the nicarsing of Armed WASIIINGros un, a('li'r SINKING each day at jm,-nt to Dr. ,,iil SIrs W. wits referring to the banner Fort-c, Duty. the f.su SIrs, biosst'ri, I rI'INI,t their (IiiuIins it (lieI ssi,l, "but he can't lictat. to Sent Imc,it for the late ml' 800 W. 13th St. 511 A Sb I ((5 l'l 'rtie 60. UuulIcrls w .'r" cuilleul I Willy Lu) veting the people in the voting booths atory In Thursday's Sanford 0 Susan Gallagher, rharnplon , F. Kennedy secins to accoutit ~ foot yaOit Ifuney lice 11 ra. 1 Isavannuh, Ga.. hv thr dri I - June 2. on Tuesday." is over the Herald In which Knowles speller Memorial ItOSl)itdh, then Hutat Southaide, was pre. 'for the disappearance f au dloed the Coast 6uarJ Absentee toting ---__ of his aunt, Mrs. hugh 200 mark and %fr:. Camfl!i c harged the city is being I bar- i sented a pin and certificate. I of the too million half dol. ~ its engines were dead anol it 1 Ifelmly, i1ster (it h% inother. 1 ida Sanitarium and hospital. finally, linliday Hospital, rn,cui" by the State Game The runner-up, Filcen Weldon, bars musil, hearin g his like- wisi taking on water about 80 They will return Sunday or stiff Bruce, supervisor of a private sanitarium in Orfl'i, tions, says that is a good in- and Fresh VaLer Fish ('otli. received a certificate. miles of thifl coast of Haiti. Monday. lantil), got -' IMMERSION HEATER - Velu. ser., "ii'. sturdy s',ekhing. ". 38c 4pL #1 STEP STOOL 1,,mnthi water.s,e l for Nuisdy 1$ V. slao styre. Noovy e°iO metal with wish sustpisst tubule, •lum., IrIpsd Fold flat 1W h..4.-k..p. Stamen. hehea'sisesae •-'- Plastic. Assorted Rustproof metal. Keeps SKIRT HANGER skirts neat. 69c Value. ____________________________ LADIES NYLON Keep. hesorceldiquld. plastic well In. fee his.., cup styl, lid with Du,o I. heap liquids sui.t.d On* soil. 2.89 ION IT colors. (limit 2) Extra Special 4-TIER - FORMICA TOP Req. $9c Pair _______________________________________ FOLDING METAL Cempare A DEPT. SALE! 9c sin. ____________________________________________________________________________ coin. Pl9Fimeb Nay 1143 ~I McLain Mrs. Bowersox I Compare . 16c Circl. or leaf design. Compare at 1,00. Your Choic. sad AT2. 5 ox. size can. Req. 29c. (limit 1) at 3.50 HIBACHI PICNIC ___ CHEST duly iSet . 70 LIST 8° 40 ~" " 20c Value ThERMOS JUG Vaiue U •_.-U .. . IN DIP NET 1-GALLON solos. twirling BUCKET A must for every fish.,. Nonovu single, double man. C.Iton mesh dipper or dpie hooks with..,) with rustproof olvonised tearing fish or beki,g wi t, handle. the crops are Murry, Karen Currsni, Barbara Weyer., Cheryl Sins, Kathy Brwdng., Judy Carson, Debbie Bacchus and Pat Halsey. Bruce Warms and Gary Jewel received superior rat. Con. togs for their drum Li Murry and Karen Currena received excellent to their solos. baton Connie during their nominee Tuesday won't be a native sc*i. • . . - ZIPPO LIGHTER FLUID GOLD TONE PINS I I,) FISH HOOK REMOVER district contest In Daytona Beach and will Members I 'I , I 29C S . .................................a, cholc.of Colors . . . Area Florida Democrats selec 1) maker. Asst cola,.. in decorator colors 1GC 1 I Plastic DECANTER (h...4 I) 880 4.66 DYMO TAPE 39c 1 Valu. (limIt 1 PIg.) JUICE Value Daryll Williams,Jorge Pkg. of 6 29 Charged . O name libel. fo feels, tey,, boots, etc. Assorted Plastic *10"~4-4 • Mel., 0 1 I '. town [AII[A1If 1 1., SKIRTS o'T1O0S WASTE B.ntalag.r, Noreen Frisk, Grads Get Superior Coy. Firm Planning Expansion • PLASTIC Heavy July iruitproofplos. tic with fitted cover. ZhsleBa. Pike, Nivison, - at Albert Jehi, Cliff 3*lagsr, Gall Schmidt, Vicki Mocha, Pay 1l.chas, Martha Robinson, and (UPI) I 'I I Instrument,, 20-GALLON Pressures - LATEST if) PLAST IC • %VUUVIUUI , I" So BIC C. m... ]COAMNAftmIla I County shopping center, by .. Gubernatorial candidate helicopter today, I * s h I n g Robert King High accused In. away at Mayor Robert Kifl .-.. rumbent Haydon Burns today High's lack of knowledge I_Il being a wild spender and about state government. " "Political boss whose pow. Burns said High "showed cc feeds on the taxpayers of A contract for construction Southern Waters Inc., of among nine other firms. The his complete lack of knowl. of the 'stidway.Canaan water Tampa was low bidder on a bids ranged up to $130,000. edge about state government" this state." system l expected to be al;n. contract for the work. The The Midway-Canaan Corn. Thursday by pledging to reHigh and campaign mat. ed within a few days. firm bid $t,I00 to be low munity Water Association has ijeve real estate of a state Scott Kelly told voters in th e '1' h s 75-member Oviedo received a federal loan of $03,. sax. Tampa-St. Petersburg ares High School Band will Pre' 000 to go toward construction "There is no state tax on • RECONNAISSANCE Attack Squadron 13, flying the Sanford-based HAthat the Governor we apply. lent Its end of year conceit of the water system in the, real estate," Burns said. lie 5C "Vigilante" aircraft (above). met a flight time record for that type at p.m. today under the di. said High also showed a community. April. "The Hats' flew 851 hours and 195 sorties while aircraft businessmen who are backing Official, of the association of knowledge about state govreetfon of Bandmaster Rich. operating from the flight deck of the USS Kitty Hawk conducting cornthe Miami Mayor's bid to ard Zelley at John Courier said today they believed the .nsment recently when bat operations in North Vietnam. Cdr. R. V. Jr., RVAfl.13' seat Burns neat Tuesday, contract would be signed next he said he would abolish the Field. Admission proceeds commanding officer, attributed the new record of performonce to close High and Kelly ware to fly will be used towards purchase week and construction would State Budget Commission, a Iii teamwork and a sense of (Navy Photo) to Jacksonville later today, of new band get under way sometime In constitutional off ice under the S then tour the Panhandle, State Cabinet. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - ; Beach. .tmcUa City and Ca. June. where Kelly said Burns had Don't forget about the down. The Florida Public Utilities then and In the Palm Beach Also to be hooked Into the "This shows how complete. parade at 5 p. m. to. Company of West Palm Beach li '1sbo stretching from Lake u ater system Is the new Cen- ly uninformed this man is In Just completed "his campaign l'ark to Roca Baton and In. tral Experiment Station site th. area of state governof prejudice." day when the Seminole 111gb was authorized today to issue eluding West Palm School Band will show off the At a breakfaat speech hare, Beach, near Sipes Avenue. The state ment," Burns sail. new uniforms you have help, and sell $300,000 in unsecured Palm Beach, Lake Worth, RI- i expected to contribute 15.100 The Governor told people High branded the Governor aa ed purchase. They will start promissory note.. %'iera Beach. Boynton Beach, to cover cost of running a Wa. a Homestead shopping ccii. a "character u.,aasltt" and The note, will be sold In Delay Beach and Boca out at Sanford Avenue, march said 'the moral character of Ra- ter main from the Midway. ter the 1967 Legislature must Canaan area to the experiment readjust the tax burden n down First Street to Oak Ave. banks and will mature not ton. Florida is on trial" is Tue... nue and then counter-march later than one year from date real estate. Burn, said In a ll provides natural gas icr- ,aiIon. lay's runoff primary. of issue. The city of Sanford Will sup. likelihood, the burden would back down First Street. s-ice In Sanford. The Miami Mayor then • • The State Public Service P1Y the water with a hook-on be shifted to the state sales warned voters that If Bun.. l.ong.00,I Council Chair. Voted to donate $1 per dog. Abraham Von l).iin be acceptRaydon Burns was born in Commission authorized the Arthur P. Maheu, Sanford at 23th Street and Mcllonvllle tar. ii elected, it will tossek Mt with * '. man i'erry hit,, acting sale. The money will be used I manager, said a portion of the Avenue. 1cago minimum of $25 per ed subject and conditioned "the wildest spending argy The Governor said when Robert King High was born to help finance cost of thel money would be used for con- I Approximately 200 custom- tourist facilities planned by In Official capacity as month, for a period of Oflo upon the city's clarification of ever seen in this state mad In Flat Creek, Tenn. 1966 construction program, atruction and general improve. era have signed up to receive Walt fliney and Roy Rogers mayor prn.tcm, has i..ued year t' ) tile Sem'1101* County Its re-41xmsihilities regarding will make the federal govers. humane Society to house the So no matter which man The company said the balance ments here. lie said the corn- skater through the new sya. and a big tourist center at a procl amat i on declaring iloga; adopted inn- mairutcnnnce thereof before ment look hits a pike,." city's stray t as of the building program of All #Aftl IRONING BOARD HOT ECKE . g = Price 5 cent. - • . -- -. -. I Here Saturday water unless snu go over the clubs of the 'illage to flint 6,000 gallon minimum." and for any that the SIrs. MlIulreil Burns, first The proposed tax hike would people of the village wish to!ln'ty of Florida, will be hon. raise the limit to 73 cents per hold. it will be for any usa tin -ti ala cuff,'. Saturday from utility. This does not mean that is a benefit I" the sill-, to to a.m. at the Civic ("nou air going to pay 73 cents," age." t ee, Mrs. Chufforil Sft-Kibhin the mayor said "This will Fuller also anwwrrd some Jr rhairrnan of the women's occur only if the bills are In critics who have railed for an ronmntittee this lIsyb'm an amount to collect this an abolishment of the village maximum." charter and return to county Burns organization here, an. nounced today. Fuller also answered some rule. the tax hike could reach. "We can talk about doing, Mrs. McKihhin has invited "With four utilities," he pointS away with the charter an go. all trienuls, supporters and in. function I o ed out, "the tax increase ~ Ing back in the county," Full tPrested peranns to come to the we could be *1 20. Three utilities, cc said, "hut must remem- coffee and met Mrs. Burns, could be taxed 50 cents, and ber that if this i done we will "Stiltireti Burns, in her brief two utilities could mean not have to wait too long to time as First Lady of Florida, increase of 40 cents." see all the territory between has achieved the reputation According to Mayor Fuller, Sanford and Winter Park un-1 being one of the warmest First money receiv ed by the tax dc; town or city control. The 1.atlIes in the sta te's hist"ry. hike would be used prImarily taxes at that time will be lit pe rsonal and home fun. for the construction and up. much higher." L lions, though the wife of the VuIt.r also ehiI.ni.d ',u'rlh I tov.rnor. .5,.. ii atill nriniarul,, keen of a municipal baildine, ; "This building," he said, Orlando ;eside;t,: "We have main "will house the village offices, a good community. Let's, (crests are family and friends,", council room, a place for all, keep It and make Ii better." laud Mn. Mcibbiu. an of - -------- - - - ;-;';;;i;;;r -- ...-_, -- - -. - - . - ' - . -- . - . High Head For Wire Haydon Burns toured Dade I r 5.88 1OU MIAMI .. . . . sh te I Foley, David (hay. With Collapsible Handie witS, wbIt. ea.*sl Swab. L.thrv, Phillip Whldd.n, SANFORD. FLORIDA - Opponent I Midway Wa Contract Near s, pJs. pvNy.ig.s.bI.fws$sa4 . Hand, Unny 1966 Lashes At I OUTDOOR TRAVEL ANTENNA isf7 Street ' 10' IRONComplete Stenstrom, superintendent (left), and W. J. Frank, crew foreman. Tooke'a 15.acre orchard, now two years old, has some 1,000 trees ,half planted In the "Tee Jons" and half In the later bearing "Bonitos." (Herald Photo) being . S.v.. El.DI.f .t2.91 i 20"FAN West , nd. hindu.. MOOLL 713 PEACHES from Seminole County go to market. First sizeable crop to be harvested from this new venture for Central Florida growers comes from the 20th orchard of H. E. Took. Jr., where the early bearing "Tee Jons" are picked under direction of Frank TYPHOON Valiant Electric Barbers $cbmMt Ernie Sti. me, Dtaae Watford, Roger Jean Moister, Rul It"Wed carry,•, LIST '4." overnor uuIIIIIIIIIuuIIIUIIuuIUuuIuuuuuIUuuu1IUuIUIuuI1 sit. .ad Shape. 1.. . 69" MODIII. 1140 2o44 Comp. 49 LIST Smith, Tess Cbrlstlanses, XrlU, • iess de&is YSCISS. Bnete, Joba Leer, Slain. MeD.w.11, 1Mny Lilly, Ted Doss, Petty Crawford, Bandy Danny p. . Perfect "s" Patent, Larry Wilson, BIB Triable, Doug LIST 14.95 VALIANT Pp Iwsues an o,... Burns,, G ,yfp,g Cue h.$ees CAN OPINE - S$I N MaitIya Nobrega, RADIO m.,eb, .,.i,,, ... 11100106cs, I! 4 so _ Was bise. Names 12 Tr.mlffw •ftiAI iv - ELEC. 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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 9-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/90e3ab888672386a7ab2f8f7911caa8e.pdf a244c0cff96cd98ff15fe1288e9913d9 PDF Text Text -- -- • -* -- t• -- - - - - _______ ______ - _____- i i _____ ____ •• - • -. - - - H. Tools, -.--6 Jr. Ausburn Kelly Trawick, Jr. Norma Tullock -- named it ,.If. County in football . . . . I - . I . I ! Drama Club aorma Beta Club, Stu. Band and k.ii : .. plans ts, attend Florida 1tate Uni. 1 but is undecided about his major subject. He Is the am of Mr. and Mrs. ~ A. K. Tfawlek of Altamonte ings. Surfing Is his bobby. I. ,- , . . I S I __________________________ Presenting..... was a f I . .y. Roger layed bssk.tba 1 in school and Pennsylvania. He plans to enlist the mill service after graduation. Roger is the am of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Valone of Winter i . T (' t'- t• ate his bobbles. with I I I .- Wean ft p Presenting t. sales . K . F. Anders. lb. likes .. I .#a'&. 0,-",ff7 - //PC. • ICb" Cl PIOST*R CYST .0en.1ng resenti ng . . . . Presenting . . . ..• versify of MAN. with the aim of being a tennis pro or coach. Mike Is the son of , Mr. and Mrs, Brent H. WarI n ren of Lake Howell. Ten is I is his hobby. Bobbie was a CBE student, I .. . I . . career in cosmetology , ~., ,I I.1 . piir ' • '. •. - - - ll., IT jj~m . p , plans to 141, ; ," 1 hobby Is sewing. . I. V. become an ' 4" t is o sort of Mr. C. Watts. of Staitland. ' ______________________ I, ,.1. ..I , "' ,,j 1 airline Henry Weaver. 11 tens Florida ________ .. $- . . The said state 01 - . . . . PrecntIng . . . .. Presenting . .. . . ... Presenting . to . . S Phyllis was a member of the Future Stu. 1" _________________________ ,l dent Council, Drama ' Club 11 !) % I V '. .1 , , 41 I I ." i ;i . i~ • • 4 I . 11 : - •.. M nated for state president. Ik) was ala,u A member of of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wharton of Maitland. Swimming, skin b4) , dancing are her R. G. White. Sr. of Alta- % l' -j,.t .1 , .,,,:;,I".tI. . - AL I p 1, . I ". .", - '.. I. ::,,.,- I , %-*II Monte Springs. Surfing. ino1 tOrcYcIng and diving are his favorite pastimes. Itibles. -- _____ Ii I ~ * .~i il I I II swimming. _____________________________________________________ ________________________________ 'I 3 Presenting . . ' ' Presenting • Presenting . . . . Presenting ' . .. , - 1. I . - .: " ,,, "I .* .,. ;,-I:.,: i r; i ~r ~J ~i .. I .. ,,rr. ! . f I, !,I 11 .;, ~, ,[):~.. . • 11 ,-I ! i Hill %as a member of the Spanish Club. Pep Chib and Drama Club. lie Is undecided DUt whether to join the service or attend college. Water sports are his favorite .astimes. ,.. Bill is the son of and Mrs. Ilarold F. Willis of Longwood. .," 1~ Dennis plans to enlist in the Air Force after grodua. tion. Ile Is the son of Air. and Mrs. Edwin Wightman of Casselberry. to study engineering at Or. is ado Junior College and the i ... I . , University of Florida. His hobbles are roller skating and bowling. Richard in the .. son of .%fr. and Mrs. W. 1). .;~~ *4 Will;A of Longwood. :.. ;'%. ~ I I I., ., I ,~. I .11~ "', I . ," r . , .. 1,1 . I I I I . "1 1 4 ,.4;, - i , I . .-,. I I ,, . I Clarence is undecided 1 about his future plans at this time, lie Is the son of ., Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. I Wilson, Sr. of Altamonte Sprin isi, and his hobbles are 1 fis swimming, sinlista dancing and sports. .I! 1. I 1 1 . I - - ~ ., I .,p ). .. r.. A I Presenting • . LeRoy Glen Wilson - , ... Presenting . Gary Thomas Yates . Presenting . . I 1 ° Jib Club, He .tuin.ering, 11 MM lans to st'uiiy egtnnIng at . - roy Is the No of Mr. and 1 1. Mrs Howard Wilson of Alta monte Springs Coin collect Ing and cars are his bobbies . I ev~ 1 • • nd ' To Tuesday to make a personal Issispoct.loss of the lake and the construction projec t. I iL A l a ad team. He • , - Rob .. I ". o Mr and Mrs G P Yates u.klaitiand and he enjoys dancing and music hit' spari ' • ' - n sf .11 e - •t: - . ~ to attend college later but or so. Gtng:r0tlike' a year seim ming and basketball She lives with tr. Mrs William H earc her brother and sister-in-law. r . and basketball. tennis , swimming teams. She plans -. - •• was a member of the band. Student Council and Future Teachers. He was drum major in his senior year. He is the son of Mr. Herald Index Area Dea ths ' •..,..,.............. and Mrs. I. It. Yeoman of I Richard C Parker, director of the Internal Improvement 0 and regulations are By D.td. Austin gritty," BABY MANGLED TAMPA (UPO-A 14-mouth. Old girl strangled during the weekend after the cord of a lIIRT was written for The Sanford Herald's old and reliable press Friday afternoon. Here Pressmen Lewis Williams, Thomas Evans and Chief Raymond Stevens glance over the last issue before beginning op. eratlons today with the new presses In the new plant on French Avenue. 0 . . . -- I I . • -. • - • '- •." - - , o i l I a l , - .................... • - 1 ______________________________ ______________________________ Is J ' - .._.._ .. I I . V,./ . I N.a- ~# Li ... , CDR. Jo S. CLEVELAND All That's is ki I I ot (..,oLa N - -- - - - - - . . . I . . • • -, • • • - • • • • ' - I J . .. I I . ter,Mra 'Spee Hardin, also a d" and wlien run In tandets are from Sanford. can produce a 40-pace paper Th e Clevelands have two in a single run children, Ginger, age 19, and The new presses are capable Stuart, 16. of printing 2*000 40-page Entering the Navy 15 newspapers per hour. The old Cleveland received his wings press printed 14000 U.pag. Nov. 1, 1943. Sanford is his newspapers an hour 111th duty assignment. GIRL SLAIN Human', popularity o p-corations and medals include the Distinguished Flying Cross, TAMPA (UPI) -An hstei. par.nliy doesn't extend to Air Medal (three tImes), sive Investigation was under. the Seminole County abet. American Defense Service %te way here today in the death 1ff , of fit. dal, Asiatic-Pacific ribbon, of a 16-year-old Clearwater A maskedholdup attempted to rob the man. asset of the O'Brien Road Randy Food Stare 8anday sighL Deputy Roy Rite, In his report, dencribod the arm. ed bandit as wearing a white how with eye bola tut, and vare on It. with * black capei over his should- Philippine Defense. Philippino girl. Barbara TTombly. whose Lberallon, World War It Vic- body was found in a muddy tory medal. ditch late Sunday. `1 * o o AUTO CINTIN le I`be Sanford r~ nneVs v •fL 7he deputy's description Indicated the flu.? was dressed "li ke Batman who. ever be is." Well. it Batman has turnad toward the life f crinur, he got plenty of lettuce she paper bag he was carrying a -' ran back inside the ito, call he sheriff The hooded and cloaked bandit fled with his lout. The loot? On. head of lettvce. Human's entry in. to crime by auw le a bit wilted I - pin picg.up i DUIVIRY PHONE 321-1310 ' • •, FOREMOST CUSTOM FREEZES DRIVING HEATV $ 060 $9116 A DOWN PAYMINT • MO. ., . I1 P. Used.7 • . : S Instant chill pre.cools car is seconds 5 6 deluxe ball louver air directors. • Superb wood grahs paneling, S $20 Installation special. __________________________________________ OPEN NIGnT$ . . I' • • • - I • • • • S. ___ . - * . , - Working coudillous for unia. terruped service when the "ter It was commissioned In Herald makes Its official move IM. He Is married to the to ,be now plant. former Elizabeth Pippin, a Two presses are being used Sanford native, whom he met to print The Herald now. oes on his first tour of duty here. Ix capable of printing 16 pages Mrs. Cleveland's mother, at a time and the other 24 - r • _ ' ., - _______ .. : • . ... . I .. . . .~ . . . . . ... ____________ up I I rA I , However, Cleveland was 412tioned at Sanford NAS shortly , Am",.. I WRIt What you got." . The manager willingly DAVID HYAR8 (center) state president of the Florida Jaycees, congra ulateg James Rowe, (left) following Installation ceremonies and annual banquet of San(ordemjnole Jaycees. At right is Frank Finch-outgoing pident, holding trophy awarded to him by the Jayceettes Wives or. g't Weraid Photo) , • . Before assuming duties at are continuing to tab. plae executive officer, Cleveland in the First Street qüarten was operations officer for the with the exception of press station, He has been at San. work. ford NM since last SeptemUse of the new presses 1. a bet, trial run to Insure proput -- "Id. "Thimii Is a hold mpg .. .1 .. 1 tiring June 30. 1.. the night and warn get. till Into his ear whomIii. bonded robber stepped up. as Spark Plug winner. James - on French Avenue. "new look" apparent with today's issue ii a tarn porary one, altho - tovials many of the Cdt Ji S Cleveland, a planned when bo aftead Clec T*a has mares folly into a ae. taken vet duties as executive As today, t he aspmp officer of Sanford Naval Air will be prin ted to 1t Station, succeeding Ca p1. umus of news type inthut Chester L. Dhl!arè who Is re- than nine. . . 0' s. The "me manager to'. ported be had just closed - Orlando Junior (.oliege. . ' iii. , '' - • ". 1' - ' - . - -_ , _-__~, I . .,'' .. . . . . .. . . ., I . . home eiiuce " -_ . . ford Herald is being printed Its new presses, installed In the newspaper's future .1MW LUIen f O Outgoing officers all receiv. cal organization for the past td gifts of sterling silver lie five years was awarded gifts clasps iis personal gifts from by both the Jaycees &ad the Finch. JaYceettes, represented by the Plaques of appreciation for president, Mrs. James Rowe. . - la . repeatedly by Joseph Hunt, of Hunt-Lincoln assistance were awarded to used ~ I, i,. ran at sea from Cdr. Dean Webiter, will lead the Vill. lantes home at a future date. . exy - % 'L, a owePr •' • . .. . . In the area of the South procedures water plant construction con. cheater, N. V., drowned Sat. diaper bag became tightened . neck. ames R • Beginning today, The San.'l _.__ .. . I -.;, proper - V -Murrie was the winner of the :- : all Comics .. 4A 5A Spoke Award for most active Crossword Puzal. SA lust year man. Dear Abby 4A Outgoing President Finch Edit r a Page • 4 was awarded a Jaycee ring Entertainment 4A from the club, a trophy from 1iuroaco. 4A th e Jayceettes and a special Society 8.9 plaque the "Nitty-Gritty Spotts 1A-3A.3A Award." Tb. expression of 4A "getting down to nitty. ,TV - -- that • 1966 now Is $2.3 million. entire lakefront from 1-4 Inter- cation up ,• Nevi , Era - Starts ~ The Herald For RVAH-13 N Due Tuesday Cdr. Jesse Cleveland on Navy Base ...... attend . Estlmatedco:totMaycon: I Rowe was named Key Man 4A as well as Go-Getter. Robert !n)oys hunt ing fishing and outdoor his spare time He srrts toin study I:hdteWbe a u. - "•. . a city manager. - ". ning and zoning director. Fresh Water Fish Commission fficials are mistaken and all criteria Is being mati. Scott In awards ceremonies Wayne Albert was named don . . * VJ% I The figure includes 13 Fund, ordered the city to mite for new homes at a cost 'ceas. dredging operations of $314,523 and two IItdUs. until h. water clears and all trial permit. for $135,000. The May figise surpassed onditions are met. that APIU by almost $100,. City officials refused to halt 000. Thee. were 74.permits the dredging and have continIssued for May. Estimated coat of building and work on the project, charging that the (lame and for the first fi,e months of with city officials and engi Row. were Wayne Albert, Speaking of the way San. Ronald Garris and Robed ford and Seminole County are Murrie, first, second and third growing, we might also men- vice presidents, respectively; tion that the circulation of Sidney VihIen, secretary, and The Sanford Herald has al. David Wilson. treasurer. most doubled in the put five Members of the board of dl rectors are William Daly, - . . : N Building permitis hir May In Seminole County were at the highest levol of the year, according to figures In the d. flee of Robert S. Brown. plan. to 11F A*Idw Eye Dredging the local club to the till@ of Went. Clyde Long. made the LoaflM through a brochure "top club In the state.-Presentation. New President James Rowe an Sanford printed a year or Byars in his address urged so age, we find It tremendous- the now president to o-moti. was presented with the keys ly outdated by the swooping vote these young men into to a now station wagon by developments that have taken Positive programs of accom. place In the community and Plithiment and make the San. . - . those planned for the near ford-Seminole Jaycees the I future, both municipally and best civic and service club In . commercially. It Is planning to the community." Taking office along with contemplate. your driver's license let t expire. 5 cents Id . . students until permanent ton. William Richardson. Thomas ... -I Mediterranean. birth. If you • IS .'t forget to check son, Joseph Hunt and Richard day. 1 be plans to study flI and will begin at nfin:r ju. for College. Gary Is the son - : I 1 I Drama Club. newspaper . I f , Isaac Robert Yeoman, Jr. G inger was a member nt i.,im ..• 1 - I I . Virginia Ruth Yeerkk • - , 4 Price Ul .• . struction at the college alt. et permits for five buildings estimated to cost approxi- off U 5 1793 near Fir. . . . ________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ t.. ' sently Is stationed In the The school board has obtain. p15's ' . i0 __________________________________________________ . will assume command of the aircraft carrier USS Saratoga this summer. Th e 'Sara ty and Central Florida were Ida Jaycees, David Byars, of interested In that question. Plant City, Installed James with inspiring the club to go are Inscribed with the words, Sentinel and Radio Station I out to win the Top Clubb "Official IPresident's residtnt a Car and WIRK. Chamber says "any future Rowe as president of the San- All in the State award at the state the title 'F borid4 a Most Out. memos should be directed to' krd-Seminole Jaycees, sue Mrs. Phyllis Chapman, ex. ceeding Frank Finch, who led convention in May. Past pres standing Club. UANAS. ecutivo stcretary for the lo • : ~.,r ".; I I I I ,~ I,- . ) I I - !1 I ~1 . Dennis Charles Wightman ". . officer and - . Permit, have bean issued astsly$20,000. John A.not. for the const ruction of tern. hi iv 1* f the porary portable eIassroosn stUun. buildingsfo,SemInol.Junlor The, buildings will buu.. .rstwhlle commandin; of Heavy Attack Wing On. at SanforO Naval Air Station and head of the Naval acl. ence department t the U S. Naval Academy. M. TULLY Zr., Fund. told The Sanford Her. aid In a telephone interview ment and land acquisition for that "this matter hag been 'The Clock- has a letter Cl complaint from the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce for bringing to I ts attenti on that federal funds are avail. able for a study of possible uses of Navy base property after the Navy leaves. And we - I• S MA13111- end is oPeadissill the that the city Is not following Sanford A veOile, oa grounds summer at Portsmouth. N. IL reculatlons laid down by the that the marquees constitute Heir Charged * e 0oner$ John U.S. Corps of Engineers and a hazard to the public. CHICAGO (UPI) - Charles County Commissi Is "muddying the water as far Discussion of the proposed R. Walgreen Ill, 30. lk-ir to Fitzpatrick and John Alex- as Lake George and killing salary review for municipal Walgreen drug3tore chain, to. ander will attend a meeting game fish." employes Is slated for further day faced charges stemming the newly named St Johns City Officials 111teAdilY have discussion. Approval will be from a motorboat acci ,leat I n * Sat- contended that this is not true River Pollution Council asked an final payment on the which Carol K. Smith. 2.1, Roviday at Jacksonville. i FLORIDA - ________________ stior Collese. Janice is t Is a daughter of Robert WissLas of F a r n ir I - _____________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________ _______________________ . SANFORD, • - I m ber Club, Spanish Club. Drams Club and bowling team. She - . Ins are his bobbies. - I rette L. me II.* ~ Ron wax a member of the Lyman DECA and plans to _'i ;.I stud)111,11 ptogr.1111111111g. lie ~ ;1 Robert G. White of Altamonte Springs. Swimming and div. - . 3. set s • • I Club. She plans to be an :Ir 1! line stewardess and later attend Florida Presbyterlsi • ,. far DECA; was president of ,,, Calee Club. French Club ana ., - Robert was named national Junior Salesman of the Year - • of chemicals. reports ed valedictorian of the 1965 class Since the dredging project change to Melionville Avenue, on water conditions and China Sea off the coast of Viet. at S.minole 111gb School, hu began in April, Knowles said, is also slated to be discussed, dredging operations were siam for several months. The been named to the Dean's th, city has been "harrassed" There will be a request to mailed by Knolis to all Sanford squadron has been a List at Furman University, by field workers of the Game hoard the 1)55 Kitty Hawk. special hearing for agen'ies concurnt,I In th Greenville, S. C. She Ii the and Fresh Water Fish Com. condemnation of marquees ter. Cdt. Roy McLain, who as. daughter 01 Mr. and Mrs. Boy mission, who have contended over the sidewalk at 301-307 sumed command of the squad. ¶ . U T . who was 1966 0 emporary nits OKd em miss He:M -. . uea Tuesday. Ready T B . affairs thru m. r . ir. Co1,1e9e I .. I • Presenting . I. KcCud caU Jiitn warm . . .. . en,, and Established 1908 - MONDAY, JUNE 13. paid Inspection tour of th, lake The "Batmen" of Sanford Jenkins, ass of the leaders .1 with city crews end officials, the prposed location of the dumped in our laps and . 'laval Air Statice are return. the humane society, and, ac "We plan to conduct Mr. zoological park and gardens will make our own nveatlg*. ins to their home base Tue.,en1le . DuBos. on a complete insp.c. a re some of the subjects list. tion to determine if th. city day. cordIng the sceia tion tour of thsngoJect, lit on a bog agenda for dli- is, indeed, meeting criteria Two plansloads 01 enlIsted M was tch the him cLaI rn RVAH 1$, 'lb. at tonIght $ p m and if the Game and Fresh men tscovered . dog had been city cr!ws In spreading them. session Boti," will afflve at MAR In of the Sanford City Water Fish Commission offi abo1. "I just wait to commend teals, check our Water testing Commission. cia la a re, indeed, being Un. the morning. The first plane McCotd the humane society," methods and observe the con. Is due at 5:15 a. A report on costs 01 street reasonable.'* and the S S said, In relating the story. dition of the lake for him. lights on Seminole Boulevard, Complete report. of daily second at 9:3.5 a. m. self," said W. Knowles, a pad of the plan to light the operation, testing and a Th e Rate have been deploy. s. II II __jI L__ showers 0 Status of the lakefroot doTitmorn for a discussion of the matter at Spencer's Restau. IOPMent Project, review of obviously In peat rent at noun. followed by an land values for city assess. - 87 . 72; . , 1. house. he head a dog Yelping II I - Sunday . °' for a walk. As he left his versify. John Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wbar. tan, Jr. of Longwood. Art Il I I I . ., : .. .. . . . CAPT lag, serly, hi took his dog Uni UP! Leased Wire T TItisS Inol* County Human SoclatY. McCord says the other man. 1I t I ff . r hostess Dancing. swimming, sewing. and collecting records are her hobbles. She is inn .1 -1 - • 4 t_ s, 01. silo officer, has nothing but war& of "at" far Me Saw John was treasurer of the Drams Club, a member of j the marching band and the e band. He plans to at. I I NO 211 - I e .1 .I Linda was secretary of the Future Homemakers, a mem. her of the Library Club, Fu. lure Teachers. GAA and Stu. V1. I tadel In South Carolina. Raymonit enjoys all kinds of sports. Ile I • ,1, hysical education award He ______ kIm of La:selerry and her '" $ and Woody's hairstyling Ins tute. Bobble In the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wat. " • t Flame of Seminole County" . John Chittendon Wharton 58 p up cub am umn -... YIS. Saturday Night at the Movies was listed as bSiflf John Duliose, chief of the tied out, "to and beyond the 'Westward the Women." 7*1- bulkhead section for the trus- letter of t h atipulat1os. towing tb. title was thi toss of the State internal Im. The controversy reached a tins: Rem. Tberear.encugh provement Fund, who ordered climax Jun• 7 when DuBo.., reruns shown em "the book dredging in LA. Monroe in behalf of the of tube" during the summer stopped on recommendation the Internal Improvement without repeats 01 the movies, of the Florida Game and _______________________ . ' S Fresh Water Fish Comm is. C. Z. McCord, county j11Y sian will arrive In Sanford (,,, • Linda Weaver baseba and was a member of the howling team, Drama Club. Spanish Club. Letter. men's Club and winner of student in . - .. ~'. ttf] rb 'WrrEt th ft, # WEATHER: VOL Meeting Is, discuss shad fishilm Impeovements be# been delayed from Tuesday to 1:30 pm. June n d city balL 4 Presenting g Ray played basketball and - ~, 14'~ I ~: s, PhOCI rs ;.euUn ' n. the C . • Raymond Edward Wafts ber poirler and historian. mem. of the newspaper staff and winner of the "Miss " ,\ i~ .". %ii 11 " - - . it I "_ : taklfl ' ________________ ..... Presen ti ng - Bobbie Lee Watkins onthe$t,JohnsRj,er nn busy day In The Herald's TV pre. P County C1 • . I " mmommi • America" '' e . _c, costs. n. vision . I ________________ - - ______ 'I the eaflsrilsthe ' ion i:1! r I 11" - I 1, . . I 11.1. . records in fer spare time. I , .. .~ 1, . 11 .1 - _~ ,~; . " _` ,'.6 " I.... ` *.'.:- _. . &J im. I$Nem buy Anything ~ l'Ie plans to major in physical • - . .. '. . bkbisthS5V0tkIda,oSI14 to the Offerof the "freeos it Lyman High School and won the Winter Park city cham. of Mr. and Mrs. citize , ,, p, ..._1 i .. Sass, . 4rtMrs are t.lspbeslsg local Mike B. Warren Linda Is the . - _____ ' TheNlleof forl"anniumn for anise She is not certain about her rn - ii i Mike played footbafl Will Main So IN way, do" 16 3""ate In I 11 _____________ l no -4 11118211ord notorists am" 0 Istil a bosaims iken IM Sat war that is presaft rasisig I - ---' - - I j V . r ",., •. __________ - , In 4. ,I . -. ,rI - • ,~ 11 Ope ji. - r -. L member o the Pep Club. GAA and Stu. dent Council. She plans to at. tend a business college. rme is the daughter of Sir. and Mrs. R. C. Tullock of Safflando Springs. skiing. bowling and horseback rid. Ing are her bobbies. Future Success To You, Graduates Linda WarfIsLd •• - i em -----S -. • I ,. ___ I ! 1 wl~~ __________________________ J . tion at Middle Tioneesses State. Jody's bobbin are football waightliftl 8 ad - -40- Mrs. Lob Toole of P . .. H. line - Roger A. Volans _________________________ all - o 1 foot •• p Presenting,.... Job. I . 3',w4 Presenting..... - - - Ili-.Presenting..... -- __________ -I Prusentfng..... - t I / �•.•. : - S -— - - • Gig Dehver Bloody 102 Punch . ,, . . S.- $AIOOSt(VPI)-.flslhsy.. INI Ia aiuuilsi V. pee. -• lato tm 1100f11$ V . . junjlo ._ of North ___: View"""hea '' I AN sift setwood up this Mo..1 elected! Csøsaw1Sibuu. . . . . .5. • .. • ...........1-• i-- : George shaver, Labs Haste.. • . . . 111011111 Mr. aid Mrs. Jerome K. TbfIely, lardsrd, a hey; lit. and Mrs. Mantis Ve.il, Sin. lord, $ boy; Mr. and Mrs. CIiffnr4 Cehee, landnrd, a girl; Mr. and Mn. Jesse Hal. bins, Idibs Mny, e 1. . -. .; • £ I_N Danlal to Shat, Geosgu Owens, liberia TalUs, Jean Atwater, lea Je.a 75uau, •. .'. Jerry J. Hiverd, Deans )lami*, Martin L Melay, Beals Bell, Cask Ihigas and bphy hey, Joan. km. pie, Lareba Mailer, L'Gena Williams. limo James, Ian. lord; Albert P. CollIer, Dol, Dory; Wayne Eric Canely, FLAG DAT (Tuandq) was aIsuvd any by Fern Park; PnedaUs 1, fin, Gainesville. lUll U. SIN an flag to Cubmuter J. P. Hollander of Cub the The Club with a patrioltis Flu ogr,a,Bloodier Aft111111,1111011111111.I (Herald Photo) Pack 106 GrIt. Admissions . about a" oallso of JOWUs swron% am arm late the bomb. witiNd, emdsdag bills and aimed immediately killed II Gaa.edmJst. trying to floc HaHu$.n swiIag Ilk. angry be.. psind N.$. and *acblw firs along a ,S4g5U0, wbersfla.IagC.mmunist were spotted. I Francs. liming, AlSato Springs; Pyle Isi Mulihes, Lake Mary; We Ssialiu, •. .. batWS train $ top In, of am sally bom Were apihesheg hums WWI While, otherv--to tic II— blocked S. '. it .. AI • COL Hairy I. (Th. Gaifliw or) imais, at Millard, Pa, who .atslsa$odtws Moody halt unbowed .eI1P1I of we . . j =: . 1y ,. ;'-. what officils dsibsl an of *0eV ps of the war The,bloody ca-two was slaned at simihilating the battered remnants of the North VIuSusos furso — pertaiis___ up to I'M miss — Which u.._ f'wl mw fl,, days of risk= fliblias againdil %Wp at So 10124 Airborne IlMah,he dig bisb. londa absat IN =on aseth of sputth.bbut •• Hospital Notes I Ep — Mrs. Billy VIsion, Gases, $ AnIs W luahiep, $.nd.a K. Toflely, Michael vealkell, Shuns I.I. Steadman. Linda bulls, JIB Cib., trash Lee G.Thomaz, Michael Vonfier. Newkfrk, Cord - 1. Fleet, bulls, lane B. Warner and Clud. League, laaI.i'd; baby boy, SenIccia P. Wand, Willie Knight, Spurgeon Electricity Up . •. •5• ç JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Electricity production, a guag@ for general economic growth, rose 12 per cent In Florida last year according to the state Chamber of Corn. merce. • .• ,. •• Jones, Mary Rawlins, the rigiwestod sp which reqwIius sorki dl. 1ius t. work mbs" and baby girl, they we 1 Lake Carolyn A. Lyoss, laiph A. Murphy, Shuns Li Llpeey, carna D. Bruce, Joy H. Ian. ranes, Nadeau H. slossids, Lillin Anderson, Mary Hub. bard, Carolyn Withdraw, Bet. ty Ann Robertson, Glenda L. Emerson, Martha D. Mmci, Dorothy Morton, Sanford. Birth, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hub. bard, Sanford, $ girl; Mr. and Mrs. William Withonow, San. lord, a girt; Mn, and Mrs. James A. Emerson, Sanford, Discharges Mary Ra wlin s, Debris Thompson, Claude League, Marie Hampton, Blanch. Pd. ward., Sanford; Glen C. Stephenson, Deltona; Earned Wright, Longwood. •• te work wh.ye we Please s pa. mist. records show, IV is Mary; Brenda Uuery, Lake Mourn.. $VNI U, MIS Mathil. a boy. do Fnlusl, Mary A. Sharp, Sanford; Alice D. Pyna, Do. Bary; Patricia Vinson, Gene. vs. Births Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Dren.. nen, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and w0d 111- 1luug Our rattan iL4 lutha H. Gordon and baby boy, Frank Newkirk, Mary I. Hlillkea, Mary Swankhause, Johnny Lee Scott, Baby Boy Brown, Marie While, Cathy H. Cbubonneau, Sanford; Carl H. Anthony Jr., DBany; David Emanuel, Enterprise; Joseph Russl, lyle Bell liii. has much supsrvlslus *ss (he. eluding guard. Saw isis. — they, boomore on _I -. ww have fms usd11 C mechanics thea we bee. he just a coupl, Be fair trial an.. aid an $ pisult, their— -s net backed op by 'p11* traln.d workers. Tbsp as.. castrate their most *Iflsd worker, he alisHs am other war pandsollas, which I. the aaswsg Is *0 ntsiy Be why tb.te s' sumer opIssam. paratirely an " laf p$r. 12 Viewing the while pks rather than s**sl, propaganda, whis we pars our saitry Joists th. ramps*ss comes uuresaoasJs." It any business uada yoG an asks wiP p it pays Is do buuluuop oar n.e our pete.. newt • fl MASON'I JEEP RALI& INC., 100 P. $seos4 $t. • •.. 1 ..•• •• S. S • S • if, '- O.usualatd.Mk tell hetho • wtldly,wftllsi fighting ala soared to 765 with a confirmed count .IU5and, Whop hundreds aorebodies lying In the juals. Hof coun., it Is still too 1' be he suer,, but I think soof -, Ake i.*iitIksmaybavewIped as sod .1 their beltallois," . ,...: $ S • -5 -, - i,bLts Jitkaal,wsr .a.of14 todeya Navy vs Crusader pilot tram the car. d. usa Raaroek shot down ,a. CoremunIst MW 17 in a 4ogf1ht over North Vietnam Sunday pad possibly $ second . • • • • - .,.,:. ;- •• : • I S ' p -: S • - S • S • • •• 5 S - 5 • -5 • .•• S S S S . • S • I çi (/ • Oviedo Seniors Win Awards SCHOOL . By Ruth Davidacs Graduation exercises for 40 member, of the Oviedo High School 1864 senior clasq were held in First Methodist 1• " •.'' ' .5 4B y • DP TO • uIf4 XUto now staUo$wagon for uaeof Jaycee President James Rowe (loft) during his tentofofflce wove presented by Joseph Hunt, of Hunt' Lincotn Mercury. Uu of the car Is an annual gift from the local auto dealer. hunt I. a member of the board of directors of the local club. (Herald Photo) IN TH SERVICE Church, Oyiedo, with Invocation given bV Rev. A. F. Jerni. gan, pastor of the First Baptist Church. Speakers, on the topic, ON • VACATION "'Seeds Grown In a Garden," were Timothy Colbert, Billy Dana, Allan Jepson, Robert Stewart, Brett Thompson, and Joy Wainwright. Judy Youn$btadl,. Steven Partial, Jan W11118, Jean Steve Hudson. Doe Madden and Van Bobbins, Wakefield, Jams. Thompeos, Henry Tamm, DorIs Bach, with straight A report cars, Gordon Bradley, Joe Cunee, Jean Carter, 'usan Galleltii, topped the honor toil for the Bryan flerbi., Earl Smith, Debby Joaes, Linda KIlpat. final grading period at San. Kathy BIshop, Jules Canaan, tick, Julie Persons. Jayne Pol. D aths ford Junior 111th School, ac Phoebe Dillard, Boglu HUT- gar, Vickie Hardin, Mary cording toPrincipal Hugh ray, Nancy Nichols, Pat Beth. Dish, Jonene Davison, Donna M. L. ROIUNION Canton. • well, Elizabeth Rogers, Marl. Madre, Roy Dalton, Bob (1st. Merrill I.. Robinson, 74. died The seventh grade P honor ha Swanaos, Tommy WU. chill, Bob Keeth, Stove Its. at 4:50 P. is. Saturday at roll students are as follows: llama, Denise Clark, Nancy born, Tommy Wad,, Howard Seminole Memorial Hospital. Charles Harolo, Barbara Bail. Hoenlng, Ann Naclauchlin, Wheichel, Dianne Dearolph, Born Aug. 14, 1501, in Bras. ey, Russell Adami, Carol Stephanie Riddick, Diane Rob. Judy Gainey, Barbara hart. her Villa, N. V., he bad lived Brumley. Deborah Bouncy, Inson, Lynn Warnlck.. sock, Donalyn Knight, Kathy In Dusty for the past ..._,._ r.uuia, riaiuwai ,.___ us', ..., ... _..gnus .....paper . •. ,,__,_ u.n n.,.acLurtI, 41M17 ..••• - I so. too main rim years *1 10 Smyrna Drive. ii was a former resident of San. ut. Voltoline, Deals, Not. student are as follows: Ml. net, Randy Brown, James well, Susan. Ciolo, - Kimberly chest Fitzpatrick, David Wes. Dunham, Scott Harris, Robed ford and had operated a cab. Jones, Amy ItethweIl,, Miles ter, John Also 11.11, Emily Lachtana, and George 'tIffany. fact shop at 51$ French Ave. Clark, Laura Wells, Bønnt. Dougherty, Jacquelyn Ed. sue. Ho was a member of the Unger, Richard Green, David wards, Mary Elizabeth Like, Ever sew buttons on with Congregational C h r I $ I I a n Patterson, Lauia Potts, Frank Faye Marasita, Jennifer 01. dental floss? Some seam. Church of Sanford. Dunn, Barbara Miller, Tommy lift, Carol Radioa, Martha stresses find the floss is Survivors are big Banks, Dale Grieme, Rlcby Lee Bose, Nancy Schmuck, stronger and lasts longer than Lucille Robinson, of D.Bary; flunnels Jeff Siskind, Judy art, Theresa Sickled, Coj.ss regular thread. three James Bailey, Patricia Barnes, Ti. Williams, Maria Wood, John Tuttle.daughters, of LaPas, Mrs. Bolivia, a. quits Chesser, Sheryl Golds., Durham, Frank Patterson, • A., Mrs. Herbert Asset, of San. Ann lieckenbach, Pam 11th.,, Skipper Scakarik, Gallhans. - Legal Notice ford, Mrs. George Hitler Pain Madden, lucky Pllcher, corn. Vicki Herein, D.wlght OOTICO P0* lID. of Sanand The Beard of County Corn. Antonio, grandchildren. Tea., and two Christine Phapp, Lyon rtde, Howe., Bill Bracken, Steve rnluelon.re of &I.mliiol. Coins. Marilyn Rudd, Tins Spinelli, Macsb, Cindy Hey, LouIs. ti, ri,ta, will receive bid. lb. office Arthur it. Bniisoa Funeral Home is in Pat Terry, Frances Williams, Bastard, Teresa Huckabosi., at il.okwith. Jr.,of(lark. Ia the charge of arrangements. Joy Wilson, John Canaan, Aule. Moore, Patsy TInila, Cu,oit lieu.. I 8*Iiford, Yior. Wade Dyess Randy Roberts, Ellen Sloan, Cynthia Fitapat- 11* up to 5:66 I'. St. Mond*y, MRS. ANNIE CASH Albert Tattle, Louis Musgrove, tick, Tracy Knowles, David June 21. 1504. for furnishing the following Items of now Mrs. Annie J. Cash, 54, of Kurt Sham, Denis. Bevertla, Carter, Tad Deans, Clifton •iulprn.ast: 104 South Park Avenue, died Ruth Freeman, Girt Green, Gainey, Glenn James, Steve 0410 (1) aim isIt-prop.11.4 asphalt paver, nominal is at 5:30 am, today at Seminole Patricia Asburn, Elaine Ow. Madden, Tommy Ratliff, uff, Van ti. paving width adjust. Memorial Hospital. abi. from 5. to If with ens, Martha Parker, Donna Robbins, Bruce Robinson, Dos. out-oft shois, or satin. Wifeshe of was th. late SusanChastain, aid Whitmire, Mac Young, aloe.), minimum hopper Cash, bornJohn Dec. W. Sawyers, Christy Walatrom, Mary Linda Bradbury, Paula Jag. oapaolt7 of Ion., with eno 1151, In Peterstown, W. Vi, Loul. MeNulty. used asphalt pav.v to s ger, Glens Dlllatd, Melt Hot. labia to trade. __ and had lived in Sanford for The following are eighth gsa, John Nei man, Braids sr.ahb.n. may ho obtain. the past 11 years. She was a 4 i wrlUai to the Seminole Me. grad. honor toil students: Al. hlatebsIl, 5,tty KuyhadiØ, Euls.er, member of the y *t, 2. Collier In Dora, Deborah Hickson, 00$ ass, sue.,a, i Chn,oh. or pIokSd epan .5 the Rail...,. Survivors rs . Jan Simpeos, Sigsr Egbers, Funeral Notices Of fill I•ISld U. I. Jim Talmadge, Brenda Binge, — dren, Woodrew way *7.53 approzImat.ly i afta, *osw a. -.r. mie, eustb si autsrd. ford, J. W. Cash Jr., of lalU. Elaine Chapman, Luanne CAIN. ScsI e.nhusa to, Mrs. Anal. to be .eoto..4 In a more, Md., and Mrs. C. W. Daligleman, R0111141114110910,. Gook. 54, of iaat.,d, who $.4IO4*04. envelope plainly mark. Boxes= Kohn, Cathy Mc. .4 on the outside. "DID Poll 4104 today, will b. at * p.m. Waterman Jr., of Iota, $L Tuesday sit lrtuoa Pun.ral rtIP,Nlalfl$o ASPHALT PAY. Unison Funeral Moms in in Kelvey, Judi Smith, Mary Horn. with Nov. Robin MIL opus Jun. it. lIft." Wand, Claudia Watkins, Di. king , ri,.t motho4 jet charge o arrangements. lids will be opened on June ursb offIciating. Rurial 35. liii, ii *1:11 A. M. or as borab Whitmlre, Ruth Bollard, will be i Slu.f1.4d. W. vs. .0.. tbse,sttsr si possible,at Jeans Finley, Debbie Grace, Ucs or tisw.rs, Its iu- a mesuag is ho held Ii lb. afu ,raIh Vkkle Jules, Juice Rootse, I*3 TeoU5II5 donations he Ooiaty miuloe llooUag mad. to ibi building fund Room Ia lbs se.i Hon.. at mu, ss..pe ass. ..... Sherni Sandon, Buckle Hurt, to, Is ysuth wing as nat Sanford Pt.. nder -I Methodist_________________waive Church. Tb. u1b% Is r.e.rv.4 I. ti.iIssuelep Wade Slngletuy, Freddie Tun. hesgulartti.. or b glisal. map, Frank Williams, Glens .,— ioehsIs.lit is In bids and to id 505014, isS W Young, Buckle Cochran, Carol PUn.ral uvIc.0 for M.rrlll say or all bids. sS.4. P'1iii4• Ii. Robinosu, TO. of D.y, r.Js.t fbi of Cogniy Commta. Dodson, Peggy Fuller, Robet. who 11.4 Saturday, wUl bo at •l.a.r. m.. Peas... Paid a Makin, Buckle McDonald, 5 p. m. WIIICI.LII at 0th. F : ,,A9668Wd6__Plo, Nominols County. Florid. " sun P'un.ral Iloins Canford, Dliii. Hub,, Sylvia Parker Jehit ft. Aiszand.r Chair. with R., Wyli. $1..s of 50*.. i Ø. Nancy Hunlon, Gayle Sawyers, Orag. City officiating. Our. fly: W. Bush. Jr. 1*1 will ho In tvergr..n tci*iitty I'asi...r wos . Tom *505 Joy 8oer, Ellen Potts, Debbie Cemetery. Briss. 5u41 PubliØ less 116 $. $544 Goons, Vkkt ledsi. lich. Mom. Is shares • .• Students receiving sward., and categories In which they were presented, were Brett 41 Area Thompson, English; Joy Wain. wright, foreign languages — Spanish; Robert Stewart, tory (Daughters of American mathematics; Charles Pula, social studies; Carmen Adri. Revolution); Joyce Ann Hell, horn and Timothy Colbert, stico, good citizenship and his. Jaycee awards; Miriam A. Wheeler and Robert Stewart, American Legion; Billy Mik. icr, SAC (scholarship.actiyi. citizenship), and Mar. ties garet Louise Wolcott and Brett Thompson, Danforth S Bethany Circle - Has Meeting Bethany Circle of First Methodist Church of Oviedo met at the home of!rs* Thomas Moon on Clark Street with eleven members present. Included In the Class Plans ,, Membership While you're away Enlargement. you can keep up with all A MONTH DELIVERS THE I. the local news. .. sports, meeting of the Golden Circle Ladies Sunday School society, political and Class of the First Baptist Church of Geneva was held recently at the home of Mrs. Gordon 0. Gibson, Lake Harney Beach, to plan a what — have — you! SANFORD HERALD By Mrs. lea. B. MathI.ux Timothy group were Mrs. Jessie Shaf. for. Mrs. Madeline Luttrell, Mrs. Leon 011ff, the chair. membership enlargement pro. TO YOU BY MAIL! • TAKE THE HOME-TOWN DON'T MISS Following the meeting, the hostess served refreshments of cake, coffee, and mints, Other than the hostess and NEWS WITH YOU! A DAY! gram for enrollment and enIistmcnt. Mr.. H. D. Jackson, class teacher, was In charge. teacher, those attending In. derman, Mrs. ijr authrh iIrath INCLOZ CHECK OR MONET OSDU yq wij, ng,j, _____ yny, a • P. 0. BOX 1657 foram Send to — iiw a' Rde k3WT unable to be present, has appointed vice.chalrtnan of the circle for the now church year. Th. treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Layman. A discussion was held on how to spend the money that was raised from the sal. of the Christmas cards. A decision was made to have a covered dish supper during the July and August S those months will furnish the dessert and the drink. The lag those months. The program wag present. ad by Mrs. Teague who used as her topic, "Notes from AbAg Christian Family Living." We can take care of your MORTGAGE LIFE Policy, .... - with Vacation Cash from FA gvldng.. M I LY Boating...beacblng.., whatever you do, befor, you go, stop In __ ___ ho you'd rather relax at bomi, ums the extra cash to PAY Wt.over blUe. Main thing is for you to live a Zip . Aufo •Ffr. Bill to ............ little bitter this_ about your vacation loon today. •Llf. nmmv, Seø US LOANS UP TO $100 Carraway & McKibbin Address and. need for HOMEOWNERS' INSURANCE —...............State .Silting... aeeuLWecanbIpyougst as will as your Address have agreed not to who announced that more charge Medicare patients for than $15.000 in scholarships services paid to( by the were presented this year's gram and have agreed to abide class, by the Civil Rights Act. INSURANCE SANFORD, FLORIDA - supper, will be at 7 p.m. dur. Daisy hllnojoea, and Mrs. Gibson's mother, Mrs. Fred Miller, a guest for the day. hospitals to the Health, Edu. — meetings. The hostesses for eluded Mrs. T. A. Scott, Mrs. K. W. Allen, Mrs. Helen Al. Colbert was salute. Clyde W. holder, principal, them Harden Webb, Mrs. Merritt Staley, Mr.. Robert Cameron, Mn. John Evans, Mrs. Walter Teague, Mrs. Douglas Layman, Miss, Ruth Davidson, and the hostess, Mr.. Thomas Moon. A most inspiring devotional was given by Mrs. Shaffer. Mrs. Mary Soball, who was been (The local heap" bag ap. torian and Robert Stewart, cation and Welfare depart. valedictorian. ment for certification. Diplomas were presented by The hospitals all 147 of man, Miss Elizabeth 0111ff, 00 have received final approval by the federal government for certification under the Mcdi. care program. (Hoard of trustees of gem. aol. Memorial Hospital has aol yet takes action on whether the local hospital will participate is lb. Mcdl. ears program, Robert B... aSTer, hospital adminiatra. tee, said today. ("We have a board meet. lag Tuesday and I fret sure some declalmi will be asad. at hat jisel Dean l. said. award (presented by the Flor. piled for certification and hut ilonril of Regents to atu. pissed two part. of It. sat. its In the upper two per iofaetorlly.) cent in academic test, in the The state board said It has state of Florida). recommended a fatal of 147 r .,IF A M I L lY 114 N. PARK AVE. - FINANCE SERVICE. INC. Ph... 3220331 oSanfo,d 10 South Magnolia L 5$ - say, only El Florida hospitals ARE YOU GOING ICAL. P -. ,. (• • • .• • "c. Three"A' Pupils Top Honor Roll •• — The State Board of Health • S • JACKSONVILLE (UPI) ,•:• • • battle, of the war. OIfWals sold lb. ..lbeatsd I • 23 Hospitals Ili THE WORLD Get Medicare through 8 Vas* Superior force of crack VWnsimese tar. nlarshe one al*sa.slbsest. ... - S WHERE _J lii. aiM ..A f firittlam th.(. WSW jr S Chattanooga, Tsms., who apsat two days, along wi*CpS. Pill (LoassoinoZad) Carpen. or'. battered eonçsny, bold. I &JIONG OVIDO graduates presented awards at commence. mont exercise. we (top left) Robert Stewart, mathem'41c, and American L.g1o, being congratulated by Prin. cipal Clyde Holder who also I. shown (top, right) presenting Jay. coca Award to Joyce A n n Belihorn, and, (bottom) Danforth awards to Brett Thompson and Margaret Lou. I" Wolcott. Miriam A. Wheeler (left, Insert) received American L.glon award and Joy Wainwright, the Fore. In Languages Award for Spanish. 0 1 4 first blood was smossoilloil by -r rraI S I •1 ___ S S S S S S 24e12 Is �- - I RllcLhiDQa Ralw - .pinnmA I Rir1 4 9 __ I I . .. .11 . LI - - th .14 _____ __ ___ I ____ -: elsiblug ft Is .11 rIght an far an ft pea, __ but an far as whir. pa,ulatlou growth begins bar. the y with esimtud1os on supplying the.. baa, Is wide This was emphasised by Richard L isult, associate dlrwtor of re. . ae.s'ib for the U.8. Øsjje, of •iisussl Ratlenal bfflypb.g makes --. ___________ _______ ___ therefore, because 'It sea lasers * ____ _____ I S% belief that bablea are good for ______ "doe. not stack up to the bealsues realities of contemporary Aaitlssn life," be said. "We are long. pest living In an economy of sub., ilotense 1y." Oss.thfrd of personal Income • eiinat . • .., _____ ____ ____ ___ . __________________ _______________________ s •..• e For TOday ' _____ .• S • .; •• • , ___ •f.r1 • ••.-•,'tt • ___ a .&'f - , *.*"!%~,F4 ,. I. •.~. ____ _____ .. ______ _________________________________________________ 6410 . itow _____________ _____ Shape Of Things Ahead Ceases new the scrumptious sea, wild, wild sport skirts and bay when the featured Item Is the leimuda shcrts-gspu of at hued hmsa aastcmy-dlaplayed at Its but not of leg. best or at its worth. But displayed..... Is the,, a way to get the message Display, at Its beat? How e'ó' these character.? than by a beautiful girl at wateV:::.,.:. Roe a chance. It's a free country .d ,? . $14 you can't 3Nl.a3te bpshuphnnkofsunklued teat.. bsuuuas In swim trunks? • BimpIg, Just concentrate cii the Displayed at It. worst? Just visit beautiful girls, fsllows, And on the Go marest beach. public park or handsome na, girls. supormart and blink at what y (Honestly, now, wire you think. .. • ~ Biossot Fo 'eign Change N.w - -. Commentary epin g Spain Ssvc ______ Quite obviously NATO as a belat, sea lit. 8 And that, with fle Gaulle's military organization Is going to survive, with or without • .1 the 71,500 Preach troops France, cuneustly stationed In West SInce both Franc. and West defiction, is what finds NATO In 5 crisis at leadership. The United States Is bareed vIlbdusw. from NATO on the presence ii mock treope by the very fact that It Is ene ,,• Garleany will be when France Germany appear to agree that -• July 1. In Germany tt of the world's two superp.w. pvuiuun • • . Acknowledged by mom prol "Goldwater .or . to • feeslonals is be, in some routine,. pert, a neepes.. I. thq real • Goldwater did indeed get or pn.euaed threat if a much more money this __ . . _ _ • - . • - - - __________________ • 4, t,.• S• • L. . I ... -S. . • . :;. _r_........ - - -----m -.111aid ,~ -b --- - below. lie bad He saw duties at $upor-X and states be "appreciates the up' • . --__ 01 lie" Be." Fagerstrora and 1.oree, have two daughters, BOYS Camp Set For Opening __ atteid the Methodist Church Olin. PUta,d , big US's dreem with sad are act,. In church Mg if Camp Moki, The new mauaer, camp northwest of Is the but meanwhile add more "hao the Pont. roe s 'd ma. Mt•test" to it, thee ths 10555? heading M17 be vastiy which aM cmi, r,00e espies, against Peso for th. ether sepirlos. von example, compete these beadW. "Colonel, what doss lee book lit)., that appeared in $ nations) advertising campaign o'clock' _____ mesa to you?" He sbnggsd his shoulder.. is America. newspapers: "Nothing." he added -Ten O'Clock "Well, Colossi," I replied, "that must be the asrest.. Is Yes Johnson, whose party gain" a new peak in big donations. In sum, big conservative contributions driven off by ne Li hter Side stability. Letters Editor, Herald: We wish to thank you for e fine publicity The Herald gave to our sport. program this past school year. Good publicity ii a vital part in all our school activi. ti.. especially in athletics, Without it we could not lays been successful In creating in. tert and enthusiasm among our students and commun. Ou5 special thanks go to Sam Stanley, your very able Sport. Editor, and to Sill Vin. cent, your fine photognaphsr. Our coaching staff and en. tire student body join with me in saying thank you, v... . q, .m '• 'Jo.... Seminal. High School Athletic Director . . mm Editor. Herald: The Roundalieri, Seminole County's own community theater, wish., to thank Sanford Herald for the fine coverage and publicity which helped so much in making ear first production, 'The Male Animal, such $ sue. Conn. We also want to say a special "thank yog' to our fine audience. You backed an 'unknown" ventere with your ha,d-esraed dollar., en faith and trust alone, There are still three addl. tonal plays to be produced thIs 111147 Member. ship In the Boundaliersis still open and will be at a reduced rate. We welcome participating arid non-participating people, students, toe. Juno Ponig )(euib.nshlp Chairman ____ _____ The sport of la cros se was developed from an Indisa game. pionee, sacs up to i aonts in Jan. r" judge dish"od •tteflCIfl$ pending lb. In. veslIsitles of their back- 1't't'' The It"k 71or" am Wall .b down In her emMa at a Pompano leash labor a., Due. I when the geng west •WVW 5 -. head i - Ia.. P1bkiieT. $ of ' n. vieted of Strut degre, murder in thi shooting $04 S55tISCS4 lo .isviotlOe. Police said the iM W51 ISWO by $ volley if bUllets when Purkhiaer burst Into the wrong hoes. by alataha and Matted firing. . 'Indian __________ . polar Mouth for weddings, Florida Is IS for =tea and MP Cam ... About yoW Lb. ____________ Entry Denied .. I g,ajj jtjtj, Puerto Rice (UPF -4'hs U. S. Coast Guard today denied permisa. Iø• tO enter Sam Juan harbor to a Cuban cargo vessel lying off the coast sad believed t be carrying Cuban athletes to the 10th Central American and Caribbean game.. Tb. games begin Satarday. - - deacon if First Baptist Contrary to popular belief, Air Safety as a certified copy of the it. C5flU. This certified coirjr Ia o the newly weds of,. tsr the original license has been return ed to he Judge's office for recording. Mrs. Wsating points out that this certified copy is Church. WASHINGTON (UP!) -The H. resides ci liverview, United States, Avenue with his wile Jsau, Canada today suspended the whom he *lidst$ with Hap Controversial 90-mile com. py dons for jets flying the North required for military person. Acres Kindergarten, and daughter, Jetty. A not her Atlatic and agreed to return not in setting up allotments. daughter, Mn. lisredith Scott. , .s. A -. It is also helpful in s.cur. ,,,,,, j'I SIUII WIMU U lives Obi. Ing veteran's benefits, social 'Startime BYU' . Shows Tuesday The Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay 1110.5 will pti. sent the twohogr musical van. i.ty show, "Startime nyu," at 7:30 p. a. Tuesday Is the Orlando Civic Auditorium. Young University In Provo, Utah, has been chosen far the past two yurs to represent theUnitedStatesInatour of shows abroad and promises to lwovlde an evenJas of no. surpassed entertainment far thu Central Florida area. Arrangements for ticket pun. chases locsfly should be made as soon as possible by con. tiding Elders Mike flowery and Boyd Simper, 13004 I. Serd Av.n --•------ --------- Misgag sui CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) The naUo's 35th mIssile fir. log submarine, the USS James K. Polk, shot a Polaris * missil, more than 1,300 ni11i today to an Atlantic Ocean target area, a,.urlty, niedicare and thu multitude of other such pro. grams which exist. The automatic mailing of certified copies of the license a a new service put Into of. fed in Seminole County on May 1. PrIor to that time, such copies were not Issued unless requested. i 69c BEEF SPARE -RIBS "EXTRA SPECIAL" $ " NUTLIY T0W49c QUARTIRID MARGARINE 11,.:si~l .-f*N&.,'I 4t, ''.-itok ~ - 1-LB. ________ .11 ... , lo-"-!~-, VAfh ' Of CTNO Or Purchase $5.00 F"- : Met." lii .. I 11 1.11. 1.02. JANI PAUI* NUCIOUS ___ ::: IA. - I ' 40110 ., , ' - - - - - - - SPICIAL! JAN! PARKER INIICHID 1. . . . . I FLORIDA GRADE A'MEDIUM - - -I 01110"' 0"'011119 011111000 ~ 41111110 VIEW, SUNNYPIIID RON CROP 41111110 01111100 "001110 I it T. WHITE BREAD "CORN FLAKES ,2B-ow- 21, x REGULAR or I SANDWICH I ,I , : E 6'9' -S 2 oL 75', _~% I.:.X: ILAIH.IDOL. , .%1k 1X4011001,.. 474 " .. c l'/a.Ll. WAVES 4 -- SPECIAL! A&P - - - - 3 - - I ASP MILD CHIDDAR S"C" 14L -I _ W10011 69 CHEESE IARTLET PEAR HALVES 2CANS 79c EXTRA SPECIAL! COFFEE SALE c MONDAY 1:30 I P. M. ' " 30 FERN PARK, FLA. I4 & 400½ MAII i&w. . ••-•- - --. :59ç k 343., BAG HI. BAG 3 PROPERTIES -2 lE. Kern. * Pa, flea., palSy furulsbsd 1 ldr. Cslteg4. .104 34L "SUPU.RIGHr WESTERN PORK to improve ddUS S d teach boa SoodaY Sebod teacher aM superintendent, tt'iiiiig unwo leader and now Is IUPUJINT" NUfl WISTUN 1OUN BACON HOME AND RENTAL INCOME OVUMKINO P1*1111 LAKE • 4 • • • AUOOD BRAND SUthAR CUUD , _, plenty if hot water and bar. othe, hand, $ large number have parental eunsunt to it of Seminole resident travel married ." . beet's pits. , ,, to--,ai,,,, lb. Thursday Once a marriage license I. Pittard hall resided In San. to Orange or another nearby in tho mimi. of Jimmy eir applies. Issued, It must be used with. to make ford for years has hem county th Gailaghey, 11, and leward in 30 days. If ills not used employed by Florida Power tlons. Ge.,$t, beth of Th th th in th is Urns, a new ap. ere Is a full HeCairey, aid Ught Company for 17 ree.day wi 4.rdale1 Richard waiting period from time of plication must be made. ,, years. $0 Ifirsanc; and The fe, for a marriage if. He knows the rewords of application until a license Is mn working with youth. For seven lamed, which means the It. dense In Seminole County is lOb5Tt J. Walker, 216 of Hot. years he served as a football cense is not available for $5.64). This Includes the official in Sanford and has pickup until th e fourth day, charge for the license as well . Ma. ,Ieled ____ NAG ..i. 9 ilit a.ITL.v.ted F lorida Called - -... 1. , • Pac&.d Whol. FRYER lag August of last yaw but will accept a driver's Itthe,, was $ big rush when ceflse since, to be luued, It motorcycle gang m.mere t. the boy, seif.coeiitence, It was announced married too requires age proof. ' and day after they "However." Mrs. Westing At the tamp an rustle bmk men would not be drafted of conspiracy fit the mods. points out, "I won't accept be"" mom hr durability by "but that tapered down." One interesting thing anything that may have a Pittard from lumber cut from . reduced the a@ as the six tmm conspiracy taloplilift pow$. a block mass about marriage license* Is. blot or erasure" in the space on $ hIll over sued In Seminal. County Is where age is Indicated. . ball situated th Is eoa.It de She emphasised again "21 e lak, to welcome that a large percentage drn', bow,, and eos,ls*et lee&Mg lbe applicant. come from the legal age In Florida. them if usupkaer Is ese. -appetites He built beak buds, bathrooms with other counties. But, on the Afl'one under that age must Sentence Investigation of nix nii&t t t ., •. nags counsellor out to the t its . eats. The PHA apparently takes the view that mismatched couple, an. poor risk., di. votes being mu of the lead. ing causes of default. Which figures. Very few of us can afford both mortgag, and alimony payments. it do., seem, however, that WASHINGTON (Ufl) the PHA I. being a bit Sen. George A. SmMb.r (D. fair in running the.. cornpatibility chicks at a time Inal) ha. suwst.d Florida '°l deducting $4 a mouth when the couple, are buy ing houses. Almost nothing from state welfare checks for Impose, as much strain on a the elderly to pay for federal marriage as buying a house. socIal security Increases. Smathers called it being ma A husband and wife may be perfectly mated except 'lnWan giver." lie Is chairman of th e ups. when they are looking • houses. The moment a real clal committee on aging and estate agent puts his foot said Thursday that If lb. In their door, wedded bus. practice -become, too wide. . 0 avu.raa ... •k. _i. nT.aurn. flU WIOQUW. 45 a" UI lion to enact legislation on the least until lbe closing matter may be called. are igned. Smothers said he wall infor. The iliht)i debates over whither the rambler with the mod that $4 will be deducted carport is more desirable from monthly welfare checks than the Cap. Cod with the to 40,3fl elderly Floridians extra bathroom could easily July 1 equalling a$4 increase in the federal social security cams an investigator dude that the marriage Is on Increases. The Florida Welfare Board By the time they finally voted last Nov. is to continue corns to an agirasawat the the welfare payments at the sante level not withstanding damage baa been done. "Sorry, Mr. Stningsav,r. the federal increase, Smothers said. But he added that the Your loan application 64 will be taken out anyway been rejected." "What's the trouble? I atta r July I I know how critical state though t I had an All credit problems are," he rating." "Your credit is okay but said, "but I hate to see lbs elderly poor given something your marriage is shaky." On "Sorry, Mr. Stringier, with one hand only to have it er.Youcan'tgetaloanis t$ken aweywlth tbeoth.r.' a two-story house with a Split-level write." Snake 1'nr Pil Many cItIzens may feel that GLENDORA, Calif. (UP!) rrying into domestic role. - When police arrested Mrs. lions Is not a proper VHA IAnorscoxad.35,onsu,plcion function. U so. they will get of drunken driving, she told no argument f,om me officers: "Don't forget my £ would like to suggest, snake." On lb. seat of her car however, that investigating they found a boa constrictor the matrimonial statue of which Mrs. Cozad said she FespscUve boa. buys,, is used to rid bat boa. if sate. month saw 70 license. issued. -must have the consent of Right now, lit,. Westing both the mother sod father. says the number of applies. The only exception to this Is iona Is running slightly be. If out of the parent. Is de. bind the first five months of ceased or one of them has Isat year. "But, it runs In legal custody as the result of e7cl.s," she says, Indicating divorce. In Addition to this, the up. btilnuts may pick up again. 'May was very slow," she pliciinta must have definite legal proof of age. Thu added, August is the next most Imunt age for marriage In Iron C=6ang Guilty Of Death 9 marital, as wefl u financial, By BoY?)? LSWis this in not based en the re. June has traditionally been quirement for $ blood test, the month of brides, and In but $ state law, which says Seminole County there Is no the application must be postuceptlon. ed for this three-day psriod. The rush Is an for marAs far as the blood teat nags licenses. tO,,, it need not eros be According to Mrs. Hazel raid. before application for W.atlng, chief clerk is the the license. It must, however, County Judge's office ,as of be made, and proof shown, June 10 there had been *011. before the license in released. can.. applications flied. This On that basIs, too, the blood may not seem like too many, test can not be ever $0 days but according to Mrs. West. old. lag It's $ inch for Seminal. Mrs. Wonting reports she County. has TMquite a few" applica. Marriage licenses are not $ lions for license. for tannage big business In the county, marriage., and she points out abs says, but,even so, June the young people can avoid Is the busiest month. delays it they are swans of During 1963, then. were ti requirements. licsnses during the mouth of Anyone under the ag,of If °e iaire* by the number 16 for females. pe aid spring fed lake. of licenses issued by Mrs. "I don't have any problem Three years ago, pittar p purchased the acreage, clear. Westing, with July and Dc. with people trying to sneak edftinhlsqsretlmeaod comber tying for th. third Past m.on the ag.," Mrs. Westing says. "I'm pre tty began building the camp for spot in popularity. What makes CM month strict. And, after eight years boy. I to 14 years old. Camp liokI will feature more Popular than another? in this job, I can pre tty well horseback riding, skiing, fish. 'I don't try to account for judge people." In seeking the definite lag, swimming, archery, base It," Mrs. Westing says, "I proof of age, Mrs. Westing Just accept It." ball playing sad target shoot. ORLANDO (UP!) She pointed out that dur. prefers a birth cerWlcate, thoritles eendueted a pro. Mg as well as other activities .. Giad. "A" Fl.. or S.. Fred, kid Is On . - .- Junts. In 1M end INS, that 21--whother male or female - ____ Cal. KISS .spled.d abs be fad be dice?" "Dr. Crass," he said, "YOU There used to be the slogan that the shorter 1h titi. . das't mesa to ten me that newspaper headIng, thi bet. the blinkety blank American pirbllclssoblaaketybluku' let. Jut that Is sly correct f ty, do you?" "Cnloeil" I replied. "I'm yes mesawbili insert the pnse, "os,r thing. being not trying to teD yes saythiag. t., for ,m equat" • SA ThIS essitedisg pepatry Is hseted list u Week frees 17.fl seer $4436 Wensetie.. Quiet ad ewioded yet .sr.pde kern' wfuIiy ad ussis fl1*wa1 -J110te 91100t diatoms, to laterstet. 4. A few mM.Iu mere to ORLANDO a SANPOID., BUT CMI N01011, RENT 01541* TWO 01 RENT ALL THRU., V Fresh Fruits Veqetablesi cr: .IIII ITiI:11.0 OUTSTANDING INCOME PIOPUTY IN OUTSTANDING AREA., FABULOUS REAL ESTATE AUCTHK THIS PROPERTY WILL U OPPUID SEPARATELY 01 ATTEND THIS Aa a . 1. "..11 li,d, -JKi Atit)(i F i A (,A,,k- 4 1 Cd HANSUOUGH$ to seN NOW yew ,,, r_ prepsity FRESH FIRM RIPE FRESH SWEET PEACHES 2 LBS. 29c BLUEBERRIES 39c PINT - PRICES IN THIS AD ARE GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15. PINECRIST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 1742, 1 -.-' --• lii-I T i S. SANFORD H4i i _,-1~,_ I IS StAtIC WbOtm *6 6601 11 drunk. ._.. ___ ' F ______ I.. • W. I. Pageritrem, w maeeasy of the aup.r.x drug store at 30$ Preach Avesue, has takes up re deacs OeMand *sse, tiacate *prlaau. A graduate of Aubsi Vet. 5*r4ty, whet. he reselved a asdegreeIaphaymry,he Is fleessed In Florid, sad Ala. 4 WASHINGTON (UPI) - only part of what the YNA may be heavily Color me untntorm, but i could do to prevent There is evideac. today, (In this state the ratio was right wing banevsy, that th. threat may 2 to I over Nixon). But In offset by moderate money. never knew until a few days It could also conduct to). not be as great as Imagined, the remaining 10 Old South New York contributors In ago that the Federal Hon.lowup laventigsuons front low to" Nixon SM Tbm Is swMa ten that at states, many of them hot Ing Agency had a vested In. time to time to make sure least a lair s.mber .5 tough. for Barry, big contributions more than Goldwater got In tenet In my love life, the couples who have iscelrIn big grants. And even when talking esseeruatties 4. not were down front 1940 Then, in an article o got. .4 loans are con servatives got $ GoIdwa. urnmqnIa$ still getting ___. ---._ • ,'i ui,w money waura umir uree ma oniy narrowii .nouimw. a cornea along harmoniously. tsr, ey plai;iy do th not set mouth ie. thrt applicant, for P'HA higher 1 two others. Should an Inquiry dieclon. the world °' & h loans are investigated for The ,vid.iie' Is found in a in states like Michigan a an estr$nr,ment. the J'HA money. ______ ___ 1 _______ category In Texas and Ohio Party tactics annoying to the rrü1h r Uper-X Drugs Dick West's man" eaten. IN Fai-mon New Manager Of P _____ ter in ticulanly In esrtala key state there were 173 contributions headquarters for fear some of It would otherwise be dl. 'ieee, GOP candidates' views aggregating Cal. Knox bad spsst his Ut. It contains the entire leek varied to moderate candi. as a publisher, part of which Title Test Is u helpful to have been kilo, In Illinois, be had devoted to writing clergyman sad doctors as in Ad ti pie... at at least more crowdga,eNIxon$,. dates they disapproved. Big moderate contributors, headlines above front page business Isadersi avoid etfending.-majev con. 234 and Goldwater • sinvaUSe ee.sp.Ip cositrlb. 062, though in 1944 this t,. for th eir part, tended to yeVIm, porter was told many times serve their money for meder___________________ Lesders' .snstaat call for that the "big fellows" were ate state-lOCal nominee., or "party unity" Is privately calling the turn with their to give big to President _____ I W. Who Col. Frank Knon was Irw when 70 by Is ads S than $100 which pawed 611110 lepiibllcsa hedeys may not or more to aational.le,el his treasury in response to the publisher if thi Chicago sale, you must ra.rsst U Daily News, I gave him th. old buying habit, have ft Nve bwdftksly with Presidential committees. the man am talovislan apponds, "And a Ida aWal 604 famous Book TIne 7*4 that that asany beilly Ueda big money types chip, *I in The foundation report sat- sppears in my tondirs tg* agess nothingo is ad a& big mousy boys will defect l.a. In California and Illinois orally stresses that no record book, "Psychology Applied." quote to reactIvate a Fe9 tM PwWs right whig Is than they did four years adr. exists of -presi4satialot ew That test contains is paw vious buying bablio"t tnibutlens at state and local nut esstlaueu.ly and warmly Her for Richard M. Nixon. book titles, including th. Thus. 'lie O'Clock" in in. a cultivated. above, vague to am much. In California, 1960 coetrl. party levels. Jut it was lb. more tendency of Goldwater eon. fist threat be. buag ever bottom of a. of those two So send for my booklet en the putty sIne. b.f,. th e came to 1U for $29,737, tnibutons, large and small, to books do you think caused 'itreamllnod Advertising 5y. send th eir money to national newspaper readers to tsgy," enclosing a long stemp' pius. Goldwater days. Par. while for Goldwa in4i that act from $ p.511155 of colk&t*tlon and not dIctatonhIp ripest is 1114 campslgo Il. nts. Ii Thefects of history bar uacing by lerbect Alezand. not dominant Goldwater tic. Germany. iv, direct., of the privately lions iaslst.d no other oem. ITRIIO I ...,-, , foàd Chums' Ra..sh na. could coral big contribalthough iaterest.d, is not a Piunditios in Princeton, N. store, lb. total they gave member of the uzop.a . J. was either gr.atiy or moo Market and thett A commonplace .1 larry stantisily below lb. amount, sushi. tO play a full ee,tj. Geidwatur'. presidential cam given Nixon. aental role. Oeograp Only the fact that big ,j psign, from pnenorninalion SIN 515 ijainit lb. other,, time on, had It that GOP fat Goldwater contributions were And yet thu. I. a strongeata would giv, big only If widely spread through south. sung, toward at least $ ,. he wire the nominee. This em, western and some ginning ifwhat De GJ, wa, said to be pseticilarly western states shoved his . ha. ferese ma a Ear.p. ,. Uns in what then wee often tel over Nixon's by som. tending from the un) I1Sd TMGaidwatsr eou*try," uo.00 - a tiny incress, tinu of Ruul$ In the arusa highly favorabl, to when set beside th. greatly to the Atlantic In the w..s. him, which included Call, expanded money demands of tennis, Texas, flhinels and the i Pew would say that at th, campaign. moment there is any Ohi.. Goldwater'. financial bacon Soviet military threst agsh The foundation report was saved, of course, by the ______________ Eurupe. shows, however, that is the 651,000 contrIbutions of less __________________________ Tb. move Is toword an Zsst.West psc. probe $ BERRY'S WORLD wkh the reunification of Germany would he s ead . ...ie t.._ .. . ". a.wmr , sea. an early eon. dItlos of peace. De Gaulle's grand d.sign -. cells toy s West European Page 4 Sanford herald June 13, 1966 third forte under French leadership that would be the -maims a. stasuw, samoa mop balancing power between anus vus.rus.sns, Uciesase. • .. PLIS. U4M)N51$N.a •nunump mianangom Soviet Union and the United issesisi. tdltor £4virftos Dive"" Status, lie would elisnijuste VAn psv, 11140I Gomm Managing 4tior UOIII4 States Mflueaee L4v.rt$ets *s.,, Owe wu.ua'ss iaosa srn.aa'Europe. Society Idler $4Uise.e 54555W He has bum sms vnsa V11" waua city lit., 1111641144440 10109L .1 is be a frustrating iafl,ce ,H4Dt w5i4.s SILl, for the United State.. lit be , himself -- psuaa.s daily eacepi Imlarday. iu,.sp A"casleirnasj psi. tons, flsMd 5$$jy pr 9-06418s. Ife has cited V. S. efforts in Svasi,si,iisa SAIVES Southeast Asia as sits clear • indication that U I. ideate No 5I_5tl(O1.* CUUT% LU., do ad 11. mIserly In ftleps. re se ,e-se i loan •*I.se i III, SN S MesiM 5,15 s *.e*i. Jut ether West lrepusa In. 5.55 5 Moslis IN I MosiSo tweMa have shown that, even Se I Moata i.ee $ MeaL V. I Festal *.g,laUess We, Ids l*ai eli mall euisenpue.s , with that risk, they wield • Saw In strases rather remain nader lb. U.S. - Tis asesas Is a masse, el Ike Usiwa Prom wileS is is. O%$ISU luobrella. It 4 Ii. i ___n I__ '!_ -- -- - ---a• Now pusuico In smis 5105p.5W. • In the West, so Is thee, hr. SaseN as seosse elass matte, sess, 37, isis as Ike P el Mated. risnids, a4e ii. ass at C.aaress ci Mart mat In the East. Neither De I III? Gaulle ner the Ruuians can speak wholly for thee, they I.past of say material, sew. 0, Uvsntsu ri. Mated Mere so reprujijce5 a asp .maaer wisi. would represent. ea .,IIt.a pirmiselvi at lie puSsies., •i ri. iterate. Asp tadtitdae* en tic. mpoasiii. I., suck repiodesti.a .01 Se ,, 0 no , wistisee Th5 avatags African Prim, as laIstalls. ag., •a The Melslg' e,pg,i ag ____ -. em. to is about dIe Mm taD. :- -_WI,, $'aufarb • WASHINGTON (NSA) - basis of costributiong, of $SM In succeedlol months there Issue probably ii.. san be will be , ineludlnd'%$i ç,Ilcst.d aid Ild men psrtaat thai expensive ';3ck'W' iomoviui NATO's military h.adqisstore thqee dlstnectlesa in the feet 10 " surom boo Ned and Im have been the new housekeeping arrange. West, is if shut.. meeting between manIa in Belgimi. that emmidaa, ., "Ibe W and France,attention . -='f suald failure to reach ,,piTesrnsaton what the statue • Political Notebook By fllL JIEWSOM 1* sU if U,. furore over So totere if NATO, It 1. easy Is INS sight of lbe forest for -as WSII, . Ray Cromlq Bruce ___________________________ ______________________________________________ ~; .. ,, r.. tight playsuite. Blacks - - Iteme 0% summer. You're won. or itk pent.. : ciorful. walk along the street and taxi .: And regardless of the shape things . Jun. 13, 1966 - Page 5 gs.d.r _ •. - , ., ,, llb . . wi -. - t. __ --_- shorter a heading ma ad, the more mete ft wIU pro. __________ ________ _______ _ , "And Is It SO bus that the -. - ____ ____ ___ ___ • i _______________________________ ___ '5 • C 5 • the Issunanse w have .' ____ ___ ___ ___ - - _____ ___ 'I.. I: - - _______________ ________________________________ ______ - ____ inic Cl _______ _____ - Is on our lives, and obedience Is the premium we pay for lt.-Wflhlasn Justice . _____ that he may be ashamed-Il Thu.. 8:14. .:. ___ ___ ___ ______ ___ _____ - Iraditiomi June Rush AM Cii. lass Melded 'lee wou'd o'ø.sh' ----. .t. becha to the setents Analem nee.p.pet ruder. __ m esise d to Us lets) sales MeW _____ of -se a.erm. v ths year ft was used in that we Be iSlet to dugp, aa*i.swlde s150i1M1g UM pasusa. ud Nses to PuP imitated to *110 ees. '. 1-.--__ "What Art Should Msaa to so bsJitbs, CAll 144$: M Maxft. aged Yes' sold 1* espIes in the So, Is an afterdwas ons,tive. tsar it was employed in the "Dr. Ceme," be b.gaa, lewipiPe, $VSW pulp. "some of flue, the Sword holding j,, does $ "Put ether esgp that ama tat iVS11 the ht title. just as ped, prse, g f. And the psychological 'Ii what malapointsforaaad,ertls. ,,uoaileiaotl* thelength but in the fact that a. till. at to cm.,Idn? of • • If anyonerefuseeto chip' what we say 1* thIs lotte,, nets that man, WaHisisi Conference on Family Plan. ____ ___ ' -- - • _____ ____ • ________ Thought .. . :0 expending an ha .cosnPttem.oi.rg.s oa th. mire bow it UWI1UUL" . • ____ ____ - - - . ______ _______ • ______ .... fgsij4 44N gg.a.4 itsres,bianaddreubeforearee.nt ::?. • __ ..- I •, .' Worry _______'5 ___ ____ ____ ______ of food. - a ___ • ____ _ _______ - . • ___ ______ 'C I fl, Cimse's .;;•$ 16 __ .-..,, elow . . adige at "babim a• ferkwIestodiy,he.st1agt.s, I! bemuse." Is a long ban a vay it bmes. 4' UNflOW'auciigft, .4 assIst that ho meeting Wi ___ the.. dsp's 'b*kIaa no ft - __ a1O*aauIsOIIsuAasgfsp •: 0t sie - Aug Aw $jaaiag liirw g geodi sad arvlees ft ho ant that the aa'uaptIons'j _____ blpb It I. bused no longer bo.: twhos ion ie, mean, a in üe mt,,: e. e.hor dasaad fee'. things' llon'••••Io lntsho_tbsmashre., C lo ut must hats-and .,intsi.:" The key to se1.osIg growth today, demand for an th. according a butto $reaeh, Is sot more be. that jiuwllg children, y0.:... bIas the buinn,asien'a ability __ the yy. and young ______ _married, must adapt M'utaolf Is yL _f,agn ,gl fls ___ ' MIiIf!1Jfav 'vuwuu --_- , 1 �I.' I I p [iiI_ hms brough SW ladai* n.th Pa I I%TYiZ*7I1I WIIh Politics Bit- Adds calm Shd pro'-' hI1Ii"uh', In Altimoute hit. IS, IMI - ir I? .BuUou X.S Members .1 Al'—t ( •j Spring. .sussfl siB ._ executive 116 the Adventist headquar. tern offlego - I Its a, D. C., for 14 years. In 'their wioik they have traveled to Singapore three times and have served In South America and In Southeast Asla. Their lovely apartment per day. Written repel of to" on. sincere, Glace Engineering company, at" p"Ift had been Inspected of N"UWS reserue for his defeat In the shows evidence of their many yearn in the fore. IV) countries. eseentinpeImary runoff by $sctlonby the,otersofs$300 milliont road bond Issue which he adopted " a personal cru. First FiAeral To U' D Rate To 1/ ividend Owners of savings accounts at First Federal Savings and Own tlis campaign to destroy Loan Association here are re. my Imiga," he said. -119 in calving an announcement that 1,P61110cal enemies began t1-OldC that the beat program effective July 1 the anticipat ever presented to meet the ad dividend rate Is four ,. growing highway needs of Florida turned out to be the A halt Per cent 'a roar. According to X. d. liarper vehicle used to undemine public confidence In my adminle. Sr., president, the Indre&s@ at a quarter of a per coot in Um tration-0 earnings is an *Hart to For now, Burns said, " am governor and It Is busi. e gov@rno a awe as usual In the Office 1*1 will continue The normal pursuits of the governor's ofIke and try to do an fine a job as I am capable of doing, he said, and he scoffed at talk e( trAng to pay Off political t, debts In the waning days his term. I I — -, :, "' of have no political stream In the Y. SC ' w warttr ' same way; 'Miss Florid'a Conles o en large manufacturers and sim liar "drain." on the normal - of the Cel,l. Beach and Miii lirevard ast system of sever a wbkh would. to a ter do' Hungary In 1M and cam gree, prevent any gross upb.avai either by a retiring here a year later. — , Another Hung arian most , I I' boards on the staicir"red term IWIAUI (UM) — A III&W lugs was janed ad charged with ftst degm murder to. funds that it dayaaaresuftss'uappa,,,t Harper said, adding that the oting di thel Ma are placed with nt thgoww before the tenth of a month, In usual pattern Is (or transfers former of accounts between financial lice reported. be made In this first o d ays of a dividends period. firms to chargid ed during the : _. Ym.lym(nthfl.CdHea also trip Officers said two men quarrallinS Unless milk In Is following preHmiaaryjt 'd 9 1 a g Wednesday, to Hong Kong early In Sep. Thursday and Friday nits. The judges willconsider 'the' After January, he said he girls' demonstrated talents as well as their beauty in reachwill return to his home town in g a d is .4gg of Jacksonville &nd go Into 710 final Saturday business there. Ho did will be broadcast live over an specify the business. but he eight.station statewide telghas been an Industrial rela., vision hookup. tions consultant In the pant)4 and probably will open I & Wittilar concern. CHAMBERY, France (UPI) —A rope holdiq four French "May scaled alpinists broke 64 READING. England (UPI) the side of 7,U&foot Moum Elderly widows living Alcaloi nut b ere housing development here Causing Woe to 1 bay* asked the local council the climbers were killed and I S to put lights outside their a third gravely Injured. home, because they are em. The fourth climber managed banassed and fr ightened by to keep his footing and walk. was 5 is - '. .aai u-O.1u to N\ ' I.1g tw r-uuwpS 0 I I o go amund. 11*40-ASOrs seeking In the dark ad four hours to the nearest 4*1011601001 to Alert rescuers. , ' ". N -. - __ _ ll $plM 0 P d PipIng 9UALITY INSTALLATIONS 117 319 RM AYL Since 1917 SAMIRMIP, F6L Tel. 322.0152 LUNS UP 0 • A ( 3I NAC • #0 C0NP0NAYS0N w.u. ofjf______. _she 0111111111111111111 -. - - ...... ...Telephone 424-3605 .......Telephone 423-6493 1243 lost Colonial Drive......... -' f - - - . - PALMETTO FARMS. -- . (14-or. -- - CUP) -- CRANBERRY SALAD, 0 0 0 39 BEEF PLATE STEW 0 0 29 5% Potatoes 10 Meat Pies 5/1 roun FOR W-D BRAND , • U. S. NO. I RED BLISS MORTON CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY Was) 'I LB. 0 SAVE 50# W-D BRAND YOUNG . TINDUt COLOR TV'S - STRING LIBBY'S LIMEADE OR PINK - W uN to ito - ow 11111110 _• •S•••••••S••••••••••••••••••••SØ••_•••••••••••••••••_•__ CLIP THESE COUPO S S o __________ FOR EXTRA STAMPS 1J.. Top V*Am.*T" ow, sw,,y, 111ou so" June I STAMn Wtlf ONE • Turkey Toost 60~8 O*I•f .aAw. Onion Dip 61-f 4000 Mau Jums I ~ft is ONE e PACt4Ee aXItich Is?" goes V"Ru Jume Is IRA rots VALUE STAMPS Crumb Pl* f- UW;M -s000 THRu Jums i T* AA ONEa PACNAOS WI •WUN 61 4 LD "I"S Onion RIn2s lot" sum • TY 'iM a amass wn ••••••_•••••___•_ - - - 7 4. Take)our cud to m Won Dixie Stores and clelin ym prigg,0* mm sash prW par awd. .......:Telepiiooe 425-2641 II LOANS MADe 10 IWDINTS OP ALt, MAONV ismm disc thoss lbs words Yon win $1.00' ucs pktoe of ustoabis 1disg p —- -- ____ --- 174 Lesgwesd uch Ave. & 26th • .- : - LBO - . __.- Cut & . - - lid %*M0^WdNFd%W1 L 111111011whMeW4415amohm V41l Win 81.= of $= amosdift to the annaft at No Up4lporeimills Mama 428 North Otong* Av*nue e..* 401 West Central Boulevard ..so - - - a* a U*460 "WNW =Nbwwm"Wanyw*aWnsafto-M MOAN no 0% Insiew d No swam 6% doww"iftopmw E - - IM EW TO KAY "UM BOW1 To So - -• •' I I-AET_mq. BROT111"IPRS ' . II m WI fir I LARGE SIZE hd on No oft. - VII 4 LIN11*011111111111C1111111111 .. - "-- - WIN $19000 cASH . .... •..icj.jç,.- " - ' - ------- (J r 'A . :.. - on"'N CKWW wavim psymults ow Willie .;;,. GRADE A I 5 If you're finding it difficult tocop wfth =Win 1100 oN a Lad.lI, handle famflv -'-'• 4:. •I?IU household bills, Installment obligation3, let an ex perienced GJLQ w date - -- - Ldqi Iilk '. -•- Florida Fresh. Dressed and Drawn ALM to p.-',-' -, *1' 4 JU2llNg NdpGoods s DELORE - Six 7.Day DreamTrips -for 2 MW vow Won't . PLUS 25 FRIIII - V - UII STAMPS ' 8i 8 71 38067 3 47 48378 u - spa *.sstoi attest. hmfNa WIN ASTOR ' - hand I I - NO. I TALL CAN II .,..ipouNtoitoMWtouS ) A' 2P thsactinumbs,ofTradiniSinmps . QUARTS ASTOR REG. 390 L1. VA1010TaftSWIM — new seems - - show a Victwe of valuable Tradnit • " . WK DARILING If 7W LUCKY-BINGO number dies ; - en wassomose ass PLUS 2$ ssjm*1nimmsdlataIyioc$1.00Casls, O A il-I - of yow LUCKY-BINGO number d1se WUU SIZE 11 -or. JAR . WIN $1 Ifl Ut Of ASTOR 459 IBLEACH 3 9 FOLGERS 6 9 DIXIE DARLING 6-PAK Pecan Cinnamon PRUNE JUICE e 9 3 $ 0 SALMONe . ARY1 - Teenage Terror at a E DISCS1 office A Rope - somebrat N GALLON WHITE: ARROW ' , SIZE 6.0*. LUCKY BINGO VM transaction may be made just not Z,; shooting occurred at a local mat"61 money shortasts said they saw the Saturda temb.r with a side trip to 428285 WINNFRS the death ii George C. Hancock, 36, of Zen GaIlle. Hancock died &on a 01nille .38 caliber bullet wount! ° chest. e Commu. as readily at First Federsl.s a Part of your day's food is. Sanford Plaza branch as at take, thure Is a nist nation abo utthe : on West you won't get enough ealcina time as the Kovacs. Marla their downtown First Street Herne,i, won the Miss USA and riboflavin. ec ion 7. was The association preside stressed the fact that any month nuity of government th rough The girls are seeking the period* otchanice." tillinow held bycaf()iLynn Besides his work at the ilium, of Miami Beach, and Itil, Burns plans a trip cap. the th e winner will get a chance ttatioos governor's conference to compete in the Miss Amer. In las Angeles in July and a Ica pageant, San Francisco Shrine eonyen. Miss Florida will be chosen tion the •, INSTANT COFFEE SALE! .oz. HA ONE FREE TICKET ON EACH STORE VISIT! QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. PRICES GOOD THRU JUNE IS. 6 C SE EC SS EE LUCKYANDBINGO CARDS GET lip( fir to - - withdrawal Privileges for say. lags accounts. Twhe association pays the full mouth dividend for any NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO PARTICIPATE! - .pI1&II.. WIN 1000 CASH NO PUR in there was no change T *RY kc*YIRZme/a es0 aN Y -. 00 $ Miamian Hold to -' * nt to a new tios, title in Miami Beach last basis which protects conti. - pliers and building trades a. SR 436 and 8*527 wssao,. beauty who H. added that the 'Legisin- — sage 0 n.y, that a lawsuit flied against the town by Mrs Anita Woltra" bad been die. . governor or the Incoming orner," he said. *auf y . money supplies, a scarcity of funds for home building, put6 missed, anti, chasing and repair has do. Received tuporg trom the veloped. This is seriously at. police department th" the feeling the economy as sup. Swap shop at the career cc permit early protection • - 2whereby repel,, .xeesdlng $lO0 will be put outfo,. 4 policy potitive bids; decided to place that the prices of other cam. stop signo on Elleweeth street modilles have risen. because at Tru*@"* 9" X6711114 of the expenditures an capital Stnwts on mommendationt of Charles Robins"; improvements Of game of the councilman he" d n" from the attel.. girls— Incl udi ng a ) ungar an refugee sister ten—are set. tilng themselves' Into hot , For this reason he believed the changeover In innu 1011 that there would be an Inary here to prppnro for thf. and &4111 lie W6411ted to see h, 19" in the infiow oi buy Miss Florida p gea$ whish Crosse ingi that would ,,dmlniatration's p rogrs m starts Wednesday,. ,t, handling r The refugees ire.Evs "Florida Is fortunate, 4rat Judit cations that have been delay. Xavacs, lie anticipated no upheaval In the - June 13, 1966 Council agreed to request their d Commiselun this week. — *• CO •, the maintenance ..dntsa4. market drying count o attract bor find funds with which to meet bor- UP' First Federal's chief ex. rowers' needs for be me *woership ecutive said that the thrift and repair." The money market, It was firm would continua to pay pointed out, has taken an up-, Ividends quarterly and that he said. However, he expects to fill fT Op W m *as they fall vacant, SARASOTA (UPI) — More And has already announced iii appointees to Th. Citrus than 30 of Florida's loveliest in Calif. M. L IAIOIN AL. OWWII • Pit. 3fl33$3 , ISRYINS SANPOW aol SIMINOLI COUNTY SIP W. d Actor Better Annette Such- — SINCI Cove subdivision and at West street and Lake Avenue where drainage also had ban provided by the developer for his subdivision as van I% for much of the two strata. (Herald Photo) The losi,beis1d, did 1t Rsftth.beginnlngofth. LAUNDRY . - udent the 5$ SWINOLE -. report showed moes traffle MASS tan) trovels, 1111111 484 Pae day through Altements than travel on 14 (sx6o) at the north and of the emty at rim 11101 hip, and end was the ovetw e ming .1 ' at cousell. in *Ow beell. am,the tmt& tout and Mr. TOY report done by *a ftate aboutwhat he plan. sed lo do in the remaining ass ""the of his t*rm. He Was, analysed briefley am@ affect :his handling of the @taws -&ffafrs In the rest of I AIJltJG DRY u 'uu' "PICK - UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE' I%BV lien were afteoggiew 04 the regular m.etlag of the . the students ' . &i1i1id 1GSII ' - . along and criticized federal with th ay ' SR 46. The Longo cutoff I make Iiins bitter end will not ' •. l ice and appearing in Plans fact of dinner me. ment hOnA.A Fcftd City. are Mr. and Mrs. Roger A10dra;- 0'Xinderamville, N. C. Mr. Altman, Wha:PW6.09 organ for enjoyment of fftn ." ' - experiences with marl - goes : p'y. M istkind' Is 4,110 thing. and ratong knocked down and run own Is another. A C. paving p'.Jseta be lb. auslel. NNW= 'Paidents coming to Florida Retiree -I .4 Za I '. A cause why she should not be planned to ask her again to. the students they described The story caught Frye', no. talneti that the informatfoo day to identify the marijuana coed cited for contempt ir ice. she received from Miss Buchanan editor before I Judge she appeared before • users but, before Juana was prictf' tod to defend her refusal to ree other DailyEnter. mous r court, Miss Buchanan relter. laws against th e possession or narcotics grand jury June 3 but identify aid staff membe rs was sum. confidential information. .. ated: "I see no reason to be. use of drug, to identify the seven students tray their trust." users she interviewed, moned bIf the grand jury. she Interviewed for * story Brown-haired She could be cited The subpoenas were drop- Armored Car d scusslng the use of u annan, 20. managing marl, contempt of court and given a BRIDLINCTON, Englanit._. Pod aga1ns(1er. three fellow the Oregon Daily Emerald, jusna by students, maximum sentence ci six BEVERLY HILLS, Dist. Atty. William Frye months in Jail and a $300 fine. (UP!) students when they told the (U19)—When other motorists the university's student oews Actor Edward G. yell at or are discourteous. to ey d'- no ' w h aper, was called before Her interview appeared In Robinson, 72, recovering from 'Inct th t e Clifford Ilardwkke while hes Launder electric blankets a May 24 edition of th e Daily surgery after an automobile flames of th e students wi Judge Edward Leav)' to show th drlvng his ahck Rolls.Rbyè before summer storage. Read Emerald under th e headline accjd,nt, will remain in Mt "Item Miss Buchanan talked lie slio4, t liteni with a wa. eta). orb the directions before launder- "Students Condone Marijuana Sinai Hospital another to to 14 The Miss Buchanan, a junior ter pistol attached to the out. 7 beg. Vie." During her talks with days. major in journalism, main. side of his car. — the .1 - LQV '. EUGENE. Ore. (UP!) - To.Newspcper Code University of Oregon ' Restaurant 1* Vera P1st discuss psrtJeIpS%IOS of town and esinty be Th$ VSS4 and hs added W*atgoes for the, V. & son" " Won as any W TRY L p.m. Tuesday at lb. Imsk 1111mentsen yean in public he talked 1 e an . lul.rusal dekb-W..$ dsi asrb. I would to - it, Burns iaid se he returned fta a to 60 NALU"IL ø• took 10 deoff$oastupmths graolhlng but unsuccessful "UPI" be WNW for To. = I -- meeting lbs bused of county ewicsl.. at uS kI'Q!k14: as I I TCNMCh$TORIVIfl Will Be _____Aired TALLA*AS8E (Ufl) — a.,. Hayden Burns said be wou' esok public office again 00--biA be good political be Added an 'Of èlSflI If sossothing 4 I F A II Scnooi Le -1 c1u1'or aneres HIC289ANY 70 - • PaIm.. Ave. & 3rd $t. I___ . • 400 1. First St. • •— i-' r - • ., .• • - - - 7. ) * - - �S - . ~ _. I - ~--.-...., . ._.-. . ..I I i I a 4. _____________________ - - - -- - - - - • - -- - - P It 1 I Couple'.-. .. Party Compliments Ms Mao assiss chak, latertab"rows" ! sy 1usd, Cbeek rir: . Vti•i $SS51 GudIsneysd I A A I_ I 1. u _____ hower ___ th Wa . . lilliaN I., a IWth. Now. 'C Ishelid, t'l Q $IIS gil . ' -:, - , J. .'. - ,__r'v Xay-luIk5,u.il ford-sai McCa l, W. iilsy Epp, so and Judy Crawl ,. l . Wayne VUut.t, Gnu Me*s ad Ray -. ': and;4 yra and - .: • uwr..,, Visit OI'u .1 ' MISS DIANA BhA,SLi Ii Riser, were recentiy honored 5. a th. Mayfair home of Mr and Mrs. Meeks. 11. wise emh will wipe or we* the tip 01 bete opening it. at - : vwl - - . Miss Caesber Bid Farewell , - ~ ~ . via Medals of ft Lake Trip. as Kiss Phyllis Ciesber ii let Drive, Casselberry, it din cs-lures (June 11) for Colu mbia, 11 ',, .-- '. .' She -, - .; 4 :' ' 0 I , .1 , ~ .1 .~I ,~-.V7;`1~1 f ' an - - ., Guests enjoyed games and ~ I II , - The best man 4 \,,,,, I been affiliated -111, f'--n , %;r1;, -.e in Atlanta pfn.-- #I-- Rev. Leonard Davis and chil. dren of Orlando spent Sunday ________ 1* TeN Tie Whe, was OP WitAt It NOW COSTS YOU TO 10 TONS WAINI \ ,II Itih. , 1 - t' 4 r 1. ,' f I I I . " Iii _____________________________________ I'l I[ . . punch were served. Others at tending the party were parents of the SUI$$ 01 honor Mr. sad Mrs. Philip Caliber. Rev. and Mrs. D4 . rI - - -iI. '"ci. t r 't 5 S '. " - ilic.. 'Ii' .11 • ' . . ' ' •..i T il ~ . . II ' ;. - '? ' \ I ' fI '3' .. / / s 4, "a' 4ij I 1. - ' . -- -- •. _____________________ I I J re 0 I 4 ' _4. '4 - S Miller, Marilyn Musick, Minis M acod Jackie 'T. '.," .. . I 1 - - - -, . . -. . . . ~ .. . . .. ~ ~. I .1 ~~ ,. i . 1! . . . . :11 \ 1i 1~ - •1' - ... - I - • F. . MISS - N 111MI WHEELER, right a member of the '66 class of Oviedo 1ih School, was recently guest of honor at a graduation lunch eon at the Skyline Restaurant. Shown with the honoree are '\lis Carol Site Torres, left, hostess, and Mrs. B of honor. . Wheeler, center, mother of the iest and Joseph Elliott, president of the DeLand Art Amioclittion. (Middlet on e D qc~ I./ ~., ~ ~ " ._1 Miss Sarah 100 gtpisIeo.Ofg powder. Al. '''P - ' -• • - - .. - I I 1 j4 ..W I'; ~h ii,I 0"101 . ieck on- t" places. has returned home nounced her rrfre3hnient com- from the hospital and spent %ould take care of new states inittee comisting of Mrs. W. the day last week lm' ttance to tic Causv),. Mrs. Ilobart Moore. Walter Yarborough. Flowe ri ng plants anti those design onrts: approved anti SIrs. Ir v ingPi-yor assist. , nd President Monroe ed by with heavy foliage require 51ri. John I'olk. The Recent guests at the home more water than those without signed An act making this ser%ino table was overlaid of Mr. and Mrs. L P. Harper blooms or with sparse foliige flag official on April 1, 1818. with a white cloth draped in were her first cousins, Mr. On April 1, iSIS lrs Reid l)tifltiflt tatl centered with They'll last Inn r if you wa and sirs Sam Carroll, from tot thein fai th illv while handed the flag to President rangeracnt of red roses (with Umatilla. They were feted they're In bwi or Ilowering, Monroe and th e American flag rninitturc flag a emerging with an old fashioned fish try and If *you provide plenty of as we know Its basic design from their centers) white for 17 members of the fatally. was for the first time hoisted light, daisies, and puffs of bunting. th fish were - ever our Capitol. llcIreihiueats of punch and swamp cabbage, hush pup. She called 't elbows. ,b,IJrr,, Friendship at Served with wrias. A prirfect ne-hreek. RO-bPlll tra,eler. Alga h i'S. l.Cs1e1asls.S.o.. ilesign a workable flag which National Ilonor Society for women. of Allegiance was written in belkman, all of [cHary. ;IA if H ' 1k 4 ____ • - Mrs. C. Z. Butler of Valea. ner in the I'lantation Room of $? JY7tft Op.. TI T.ws. 2101 P" A046 1016 3214M 1 ____ ~ 'T Little Rehi Jacobs daugh. Chaii.d Glazed and Stored FURS ,%- 0 t In I ; OUR OWN bM • VAULT1 fr a cake a . . Harper home. -_ ______ - -_ I We Offer OWOt5 suv 'THE SIGN OF 9UALITY Plastic Arrangements, Etc. In Central Florida null _____ SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cot. 1. 1st 1 Seaford Se.. ______ 1 322-0432 - ,~ Low Price Largost Seloci,ons 122-122. 1 ~ BOX STORAGE At One One Cl Th. Of Fret ~ e Your Entire WIn#sW' ~ " inc : C19OWW9 riiiir ' & FUR STORAGI W '3 Is ST Ph 322 33t$ -- - If • Wade, Stanley Martin, Robert A. Cameron IV, J. J. Nicholson, anti Robert Clarke ans- - all ____ B ~ wered que3tions concerning I Mrs. Joseph L,einhart quot- I nnes , 1110 ter of Mr. I U Johnnie Jacobs, who recently suffered , ger, Byron Leach, Robert G. • ers. iniitrs and .ta sta, 1892 by Francis Bellamy. John pit' IU it:.;j;;' and Sirs. Alice Ulack, T he table was centered with an arrangement of garden blooms, flanked by ntl Mrs. Roy W. Conkllng a nti Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam e to remembrance, sandwiches uvre scrved to pies. baked beans. cola slaw, Cwis Russelmun, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Carl Galles. Mr. -. Mr. and Mrs. Gust av Loser Miss Anna Hauser of New of Caracas float] celebrated York and Mr. and Sir*. Ro- their 161h %vilding annivers. ~ afhverallsumm.r,spply Gerdes. iU'JY .4morkoo OU Spke. Now York City, sister of Mrs. I Friday evening. June 3. for Sunday. June 5. Anjung their -- . w To be cool. beak frovent a etry . at Ambassador to India at the first Commence. mont Exercises in 19b2. Kenneth plans to attend the University o Florida this Sepemoor, ______ Attending, other than those named, were Mrs. W. F Y.'r bo rough s4 children, Mr. and Sirs. W. C. kilbee, Mrs. Jt'l Prcvatt and daughter, Mrs. Verlls lism il, from (liuluota, arm Gilbrath, American I . P , a, ZW Ills Excellency John ______ p0 Mrs. Darwin A. Shea sented a small American Sirs. J. J. Nicholson, Mrs. minister at the flag. Methodist of 8I N. Triplet Drive, Leinhart ansi Mrs. Pryor re. church In their absence wil l a cut in her leg requiring i along fine. The Worthy Matron, trs Caselborr recciud porttt on the rectal Grand be Rev W B TImms, of ban stitches Is getting her Bachelor of Arts Irving Pryor, read an article Chapter Session In Tampa, ford. Mr. anti Mrs. Jack Livings telling of the designing of our and on changes in the floor, Degree in music from and Sir. and Sirs. L. P. liarpresent day flag by (-apt. wor k. Mrs. J. J. Nicholson had Emory and henry Cot. Anna Ca the rine B owen, per were hosts recently at an jjj h'ge, Emory. Samuel Chester Reid, a hero served on the floor, (luring the daughter of Mr. and Sirs. ice cream supper for meal. of the War of 1812. Stiidu, May 29. si session, as Grand Page to th e Clem Bowen, whose was hers of their families. lliq The captain was commis- Grant! Chaplain, was t8)Cd Ui broken recently in least gathering took place at the sloned by Congress in 1816 to for the Coirdilial Kt!y Mrs. J. J. Nicholson eti the first diplomas by I II College. Kenneth at.. tended Seminole High a, us help you choolo the right Coiffure. and Mrs. L. 11. Harper. daughter of 'Mr. nnd MiSS I)AI{LI.N1-. She n, al School. New Delhi, India. and has the (113. 0 • Copeland of cia Circle entertained friends the Dellary Restaurant on y r ay, I, in the Plantation Room of the Di 3 $ r y Restaurant. Among th e guests were Sirs. George Griffin, Mrs. Mary Berurlttsr both of [cHary, 4 i ersonals Bary ,. . 4 L;" s6a~; . .L_LJ William Brannon, left, president of Sanford-Seminole Art Association . -. .': s t ated as a member. Substi. ticipated in a ,,Flag Day,, tute officers for the evening ward program recently at Seminole were Mrs. W. B. Moye, L T. guests recently at the home Chapter No. 2, Order of East. Shepard, Mrs. L B. Estes, Mrs. Walter Yarbo rough era Star, in Sanford. As each Sirs, Charles Cole and Mrs. before departing for $ months person registered he was pre. Ifirry Rogers. vacation to Michigan. Suppi 9 from Orlando Junior later Florida ranch-typo foods, in. kuding swamp cabbage, were Rev, and Mrs. J. Lawrence antI fatnily are spending two were Sunday dinner weeks with her parents, Mr. McClung of Sa o was graduated on June Boarding Scnoos South India. He wan the first student to gra(itIate from the American t 1 ' ____________ DUSTINO POWDER Lattis Deck, of Colomba Road steak dinners at the DeBary guests were Mr. and Sirs. ii. , " doth:t1,oks great any white, any time . . . 1.0 By Members and visitors par. d0 ~Ad l"_ . . . j an. M i E ' FjPWER % JEANETrE GENIUS. center, Writ. Ilugh McLean) fit , shown at a rft-ep. tion 1riven In her honor lamt. Sunday at the DeBary Mansion first retrospective exhibition of her painting career Is on display tintil July S. Poeing with the talented artist and woman of many carcers m-e Seafood And raw vegetables. ç RNER IDWRT ' " tastes especially good With 4 '; n * -w e - ' - I . 1 X. - green and flocked with Spices. also contains anchovies Aad our C"Am. it I FAREWELL GIFT from friends to party honoted,911" Phyllis Cassber of Forest City (right) lii admired bYT1oatess. 3r Marvin McClain o f hursday night. . , ' dressing called green godd.0 is adapted from a dr.uisi the same name mated in 1915 at * San Francisci hotel. Ltl - - NEW DEEMING A tangy new bottled Soled ' I( , I . - i"1 : selbcrry, and Dan, Meleoda Casselberry. Bumm.r 8p.cIaIl I I . , e1tm - !%, Jan bett, son of Mrs. I, McClain, Mrs. Leonard C48- . - KENNETH Barry Tor. .0 I '. : i br: tltcr1riawp 1fll r. s. Holmes, of Daytona Beach. a - floral clay. . e . Flag Day And Oviedo Night Geneva Personals 4 A i. O bserve d F-IL Meeting Mrs. Jo.. E. MathIeux Sir. anti Mrs. Henry Jaeger - V _ wits a surprise gift from the *4k - -• .---- birthday. ~ 5_ (era of Madison, N C were houscguests of her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Nutt, several days this week. re yO Mrs Walter Yarbornugh Mrs. Raymond Kilbee and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thus hosts recently at a ranch style party ghen at the riti camp in Osceola in honor of Mrs P riscilla ltoctgt of Chuluota, celebrating her 89th ' _ - ,,, - lew i A By Mrs Jo. E Msthieuv 1 I - Birthdni.r F . .. / P I o'itn - 5 JJr - .: % .. i ,, Into openings of pitchers or tops of bowls to hold flower stem,. Needle holders may be attached to the bottom 01 _J liners with . '' : cheon )ae anti her grandmoth er, Mrs. 11. heeler Sr, and hoitosse preaJJn Hodges lr' j Lester Brown, Mrs.b'' Walton M Tones and Miss 1 On 1 Carol Sue Tones Honored n - 1 11" "U. -- .. . loom filigree, diamond " 1 I . nter wa:a:ece Miss Mimi Wheeler, her potho i L.S v It Mr and Mrs Max Todt and family of Albany, Ga., visited , There pi silver 4M of Ink garden nd - A 'n . . - - • . her . .• Mrs. Carol Little and daugh. - CAN YOU AFFORD NOT 107 . '1 -. - - ' & Harris ~ .I : I . . roses l was "p' . School graduating class of was honored at a un gives at th e Skyline shrimp She was presented a gfift,ol ., Restaurant by Miss (am! Sue a Tofls, mother, Mrs Wa! a whi te carnation corsag.aa4,,.. ptrsonallzed white leathes, ton Torres, and her aunt, rs. scra) book as a memento . Lester Brown. the occasion by the bostises, Miss Wheeler wore a p Present were the bo0oM94 _ green shift with white acces . Miss Cindy Raffia of Fern Park weekend guest of her grandparents, Mr. and lrs }red -- Too 060ser 60 TO WES-KAY SAVI I p - 01, AT LIAU For arranging flowers In a variety of containers, keep a collection ci needle holders ;p- e .- Mr. and Mrs Lee Ludlow and sons accompanied by I laid 1114. white carastim. Her headpiece was a sman white voil. ~ r Iloran ci Maitland. . - oii,j°i.ie semiformal with elbow length t ~ i ' ' . - I / MISS DEBORAH GENE SCOTT, daughter of Mr and Mrs F D Scott of Sanford, as grtd. uated on June 13, 1966 from Emory University, Atlanta, Ga., with a Bachelor of Art. Degree in English She was a member of Delta Delta Delta, National Sorority She earned a scholnrhip her second year and worked an lab assistant In the Biology Department to Dr. Bill hart. Debbie completed her studies in March and has " T" W41110 To Week A BOVILS LOAD, white orchid. ' ly dressed in a two. I ' " -. I I. . ~ . 1. .. ., I .' " presented with i~ I f., " ~ Her, which was a gift Pam... Wheeler Jr., member of the Oviedo Illph participation Mt Dora Bible School Include, kindergarten through high school and 22 chUdren from Sanford area attended this school year Spruell Beau, former owner of DeBary Western Auto, j one of the school trustees • ¶01 I MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL PARK FISHER . ____ V- and d I gifts by hs M.d.. -. .; .c.' 44 U etefliini was ', . - on the honor roll the entire School year with an academic average above 95 Her second awa rd was for student activity TI at - J.t' I _,11. 1,1 -'~ ,,,, , . mercialBank Of Winter She , r' jji -1--.q 1 -4 .r ___________________ Mn ltilli Smith loan department 01 the CO* - WJ' bride , t- bw was formerly employed - ' '.,,.'•i -0 I .' lamb, Mrs. Phyllis Coy, and to accept sPOiL School in1the c - ee er By Mrs. Jos. Mathieu Cot, and Mrs. John Horton, Stone Island attended the - awaa assembly at M Dora Christian Home and Bible school on Friday. TheIr daughter, Karen Jane, rcceiv. ccl 17 awards. O was or :- Wh l Honors Miss Miss Mimi Wheeler, daugh. on from her aunt, her. ter of B F then her. By Mm Ritchie Harris f I The I pm double ring cm the Maitland Pollee Depa* moey took aes at Aft. monie 8prg& Commialty Th. bride attended ApoPa (-hapel (United Church Of schools and is now employed Christ) with Rev.Wayne by ckard Drug Company. Smith olficiattag. M The was attended by the young will be at her matron ci- honor, Mrs. home Sweetwater Drive in Robert Morris, ci Cassel. 7am Park birry. She chose a beautiful lace formal go with (A I iss Ti kii) heart neckline 1001 point. N Vs. All ad sleeves Small flowers PAITICWIAS " made of nylon net adorned the Ms gown Her veil 01 lac, fill from open pWb to shoul it a, des length In her hand she Sad We as -.- unch "e on Person s Ceremony ., Pendleton NOW, Fat CRY, nor followed by a surprise Carolina National Deals. A -aderialeed W911111691101 party at their home. The bawron Idt Saturday graduate of Lyman " sism I . ~ - vc, Mrs L I -. ,raIb Enterprise berry. . ufar Graduation L ** Wends Cor, -.,, ' G1s vet. placed on an .print decorated table and sbment of cake Iced mints and nuts wi .sd Wlets is "Stork Shower" 'I wets Mrs. Henry Jea. ass, Mrs Robert Coe and Mr.. Raymond Akin.. Is the ut.bbls, Mrs. Jesger 101 11 01 the 12 listed. Atteiding from Geneva other a those named, were Sirs. Tommy Surnmerslll, Kr.. Arsold Baxter, Mrs. Ceutas Asdirsis, Mrs Robert PklIlip., Mr.. L. P Harper aid Joyce Miller sing from Tltus,Ille were I n attend the aaW- wire •. ichael Fisher a - hOw.__EIèItI Wtt IW Jun31966-Page9 -A,I The immediate family mu Miss da*sgh. ek.. friends attended th icr of Mr. and *n.lzle Co ceremony. ncr. of Apopka was married Michael Park Fisher attend. June 3 to Michael Park fl. Id Hargrave Military Acid. Ct, son of Mr. and Mrs Mt. emy in VhiInIa in the Armed Forechin Fisher 5r, ci Camel. @a, two of which were In Thai- * *omans was b::i4 at morning baby *.L. eee1y at the home ci lies. 'ibm Hailer in , In " ,t ar, M Church Wanda Conner, Exchange Vows S j - " m Miss . dell - I' D "'=* Guest Of H°'°' re ter and Mrs. ar' iu *11St .. a!P 77 _,Z It I f . _. - ,~~ . - - .,. - 1 asse erry Persona s ' U P quoted * jingle she had learned In elementary '• ~ . ! CHUCK McCARThY, director of recri'i&t ion for the Deltona Corporation, presents keys to the new library rosin to members of the Deltona Gar. den Club, who initiated the launching of the library. Others in photo are, f rom left, Mrs. Logan Reitz, Mrs. W ill him Ilerold, Mrs. Cecil 'I'hom. as and Mrs. Arlington Holbrook. (Deltonu Corp. Photo) Drive, recently urrivi'd to Woodsiocl, N. Y., where thl.y will spend the slimmer. Library Dedicated Deltona ltiu Iris Circle really start- brary and to turn over the open every Tuesday cii the ball rollin g when they keys to the president of the from 1 to 3 and will be attend. mt out to establish a library Garden Uub of Iieltona sirs ccl by a member of the Gse of books covering all the as. Cecil Thomas. Mr. McCarthy den Ciub of D,Itoca. this sole purpose. together with bookcases that now con. I • • • his part to see that this If- bra tain some valuable "jim on I -S • :I i- .. . . : . grows r . ~ ol Chlick McCarthy, director . . . . . . I . .. . ; :. !, I . . . . I . . I I aip.upjacketaandpeacoata. L Present from th at common. lty were Mrs. Lyn Mosier, - . ' ' i .• .• - ' I . ~,, " . ,~ ~ I.:% " •. • 5 e ' . -' ________ - - $495 \ J~% -. .s • _______ acbmatop me 0 Fowmftmk e Cidi : Veils Dowd Swim 0 =L • . 08GROaftwase C40. 1110" 10`*d \ 'LP Sr $• IN --IV. Coloniv ' no A"UT11111111 NICUSARY 14P.kAii.usmIs SPECIAL LUNCHEONS 'T"1 MISS CLAIROL stsuoo a UT oppe Jacic --- I & JI011'S PlAZA DINE IN A COOL RELAXED LUXURIOUS ATMOSPHERE .I Trophy Lounge & Jet Lanes - Niy 11521 OIiSIS Id. .I -- '1. .. ,- ,.j.68- I ew Th shampoo-in toner tha t, rca I ast e at 97 • f SelectGrou p c . . . . I 0 Gifts I • Cords • . looks 3221023 2101. PInt Si, • • • I ~ . ~'. I . .". . . . . I • . t k .. 1 , -• . i . . . . Flemings Looss Alwars Avolloble For Open Bowling ECKERD DRUGS 3234541 CHOICE of Meat, Salad, Rolls,, Coil., or Tea, Ft.iich Fri.. ., Hash Sriw, ,ote,o.s. I _______________ I JEWELRY 0 GIFTS -__ I ng... White Winw to delicious Vild WHIOW. Complete US 2.00 R. Harvey Coulter of 903 Rear Lake Rt7d, Rear Lake. (Photo by Mar'ann Miles) sift"~UMI&NO& -j,ijrow igahel • • messy mixi . June 5th. She Is the daughter of 31r. and Mrs. sinp .• . ______ wasuiawaysuiaues. NO tiresome sectioning. (It laker In 10 19 ____________ XANDRA LOUISE COULTER, .bett know as Alex, celebrated her third ,birthday '-'. of endsl Just shampoo-in after you've pre-lightened. No wishy laijl IIIV1 '_ V.' AM- ' . . : e') kind of blondnessl The shadel The even-nessl The best coverage 0W. ,:.,. .. ': - . ~ 011 With 1 fast'cool shampoo-and no tedious sectioning. 'B!ondsdk', the first totally new toner-gives subtle, Inherited ' , ,-* : 0 At last: delicate (non-brassyl) blonde shades that last and lastl Weating, Mrs. Louise iteasley and Sirs. Verlie hlamil. B. A. Brotherson was rein. ,'. ) I Robert Cameron. Mrs. flazel . . '4 "k' .-•,, - . (since you changed y0ur air date they became members. :. . J •S 4 • ill ill _____ - • . - # • . Our., milady' s sh - I '. ~ quoting the poem 'The Flag." Eastern Star members from Ovieslo were recognized, stood and gay, their names and the , fabrics yoyja uirs ' - ,:.f4,r J ff I F1dru 7*SHION$ POE .• .,. ,' . I subminakiedeasksowwMetheym • -. . . I'l Tmak"Wpon"011piewmMI \ • - - '.. . ' - - l MM'u'55Uy AIVIITIUD COlD WAVE ' ' (Mud1pcik). aiser T" adin srodarks'..4. - - . • , ,, SPECIALS..' -, Nice ..lutls. of from 90 802104ol can. It tops and Henley shLrU are hell also keep th e broom also teamed with slicker-type .'A._ g1s'•:- , and children, Charles and Margaret, have moved to Day. tt,na Beach. FIRST-OF-WEEK , Cool Young &Wts with that born. PAULA)MG& SPAX1161 UFX to-SAII look (even it you cover Your whisk broom wilt last go near the water) are &poet. lonaer and do a better job it big stretch cotton pants ,11 . eIun.r. Mi ' ' ...., - -. I cance of the stripes, colors and stars. The program C103ed with Mrs. Byron Leach .. - ,, - . . .~ . , • ' and donut were se ed b the :: I I -- After the dedicatim Coffee li recreation for the Deltona Corporation, was o hand to # j ."I. ... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wil. - ed books that the residents of books will be gratefully ac. . ewlnle ., *, ,, .: I i • He felt sure that everyone hostesses. Mrs. Lillian lJoyd dedicate the mourn o the U. . Roger Deppen, son of Mr. at .. . ie$t Ills..., gardening, interior decorating has books to share and Mrs. Logan Eels, 01 the and (lower arrangements aSd with others. Ahome monetary con. Iris Circle. lots of room for the antlelpat. trtbutjon or contribution of • .. rW Hospital. Sanford. unit the near future for it has a brary is a vital part every activity so that any questigq. home that was given to them community and that of it Is up or sbouid be refer. by the Mackie Broth ers for to each and every one to do red donations to her, . . 1111111140"is Way. Is vialtinir his 1411111y Im-fore going to QuanVa.. for six eeics train,. Reserves.' liii, n t iLoicr ha. Just completed his Mrs. Lytle Swope of South soplu,more year at Western Triplet Drive has returned Kentucky 81st. College. hem. f rom Seminole Memo. aid, "This Is the beginning circle will be represented In of what will be a very fine taking turns anti complete library," The chairman, Mrs. William pects of gardening. . Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ilat- ~ . . . I . .I . ~ ~ - . . I .. . - . .. . . . I . I I.. , - .1 . . . .~ . ~ .I I I.. --1 .. - I I L-1.i ..4;,, ,.~~rm . . 'm _____ I . . .~ . .. . . . . . ... ... . . : ..... . . . ~ I -_ ---';,;,, . Z' #a .~,_;S,,,1.-~j,J--' - * , '' :, ~ ,,.r .~.~,--.,,:-* _*,'~ .-. ,f . 1. -vI '_ 7V . ~,!. ... .. ''. W" ~ .~,~-_,__ k -1.1 04. L_ ._~..~'.- L!,I I.L. . . . . . .. . . . . . • .. ,~ ~ .. . . . I . . I .... I . . . . , : .. I .I . ~ ~ . .. . .. ~ . .. . . .. S . . .. . . . . I . . . . ~ . . ...... . ... .~ . . .. " , . , ~. . . ~.. .. .. . .. . ... .. 1 .. . . . . .. . . .,.! ....''.. .... ..: .. .. ... % . .. . . . I . . .. . I .. .. . . . .. . .. .... ... ~ .... . .. . . . . . . .. , . . I . I . . I . I .... .. . • ~ . • .. . .. 0 . ~ I % .. . I I L - 0 .. . . ... .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . I . . . . L . . . .. . ~ I .. . . . I ... . I . I . . .I ... . ~ . . ~ . . , I .. . . I f I f I .. . ... . . .... ..... - .~ ___ - II L L k'T7---i l~_' P . - - I . I I k ; , 1.~ ,I _, �S 1. a ________ A . .* . I . . . %.~ . :- - - - - - --..=n-- - . -- - -. :-;- Mrmd Mrs. stay. Shirley ltISd, ', 911 Mrs. Walter Of H°n° At Snower . adsildoes MWard Romans was kattimil at a morning baby recently at the home of rj, 'The Railer in Ge. Sift isbnd, "aa Its Hoes." boont tiNts WIthSBUB.Q sri iproi4*bW@, lork and turner •y MISS Wlnda Co.r, daugh. let of aj , c ncr, of Apopla, was married June 3 to Michael Park Fish. er, son of Mr. and Mrs Ml chin Fisher Sr, Cass.l the gala InvI aa- miii Xaptotdr . so arid Judy r.wau, ia aad'PTlkfer. and; OreU Wa,,yT Me*s and, fratirnity • , Tie wise eo will ilpe bell. opining n. . :_ . ! c:ry . , I at -entertalow Wod"Wsy SUM-17 Mr. mW Mrs. met- party at their homes The bomorse left Saturday ,; to SC,S$ I m rt ent of lbs louth Carolina Natlocal Beak. A . ~ . ; i , . . _ 4.' . . . : l. _____ I; .I• years in eArmeri es, two of which were in Thailand. He Is now employed by ' - 1. _____ $ _____ .,• .. ",. MR. AND MRS. .. - IA .' . r. KH) a while orcbW. MICHAEL PARK FISHER 'Ir , " T" wow To Wah I ~~ ", i .~ 1 -e I I 4 . :. I Park was weekend guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Fred Harris - . 1. I I white carnattoms. Her bond. V__1 " f a - \ 1 - 4' . - . collection of needl holders - & ..; 1 .. . I . • • 5., 1,f.1 , , . .. 5 _ r Forrest Nutt, several days . Mrs Walter Yarborough f '. unch were served. Ii _. 11 attending the party _______________________________________ were Others parents of the guest of $ - Up honor, Mr. and Mrs. Caesber, Rev. and M. B:l I • .. . ... .. I.. I ... : 't1,~'r I I . L birthday. Tlie lovely birthday cake , .. honoree's brother-in-law anti sister. Sir. and Mrs. 11. S .' ''.I ' - tops of bowls to hold flower stems. Needl. holders maybe attached to the bottom of tamer, with floral cloy. . - .-. '' lr~-Z'-"`~~ T411.1, I " : 9Ke" . 11' ' - - .1. 1. .. ! . . '4 44 t. .11 I . . -.. I .. 1 ç iii - - •. - - ~ I~, 4 114 I . ;: . .. . I . . . . . - - r -------- . ~ and complete library." Ile further stated that a Ifthe near future for it has a brary Is a vital Part o f h0mu that WAS given to them community and that by the Mackle Brothers for to each and every one to do this sole pturpose, together his part to see that this fi. with bookcases, that now con. brary grows. fain some valuable editions on Ile felt sure that vverytine : ! I. • I .. ~ 1, . . ,. . .. . . .. . . . . 1. i . .$ " ~ 11. Chuck McCarthy, dirottor of recrea tion for the Deltona Corporation, was on hand '° detllcatu the room of the U .6 tented a of 851 N. Triplet Drive, Flag. Casselberry. received her Bachelor of Arts The Worthy Matron, Mrs. portetl on the recent Grand be Rev, W. B. Timms, of San. stitcheit. Is getting along fine. Irving Pryor, read an article Chapter Session in Tampa, ford. telling of the designing of our and on changes in the floor. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Livings anti Str. anti Mrs L P liarpresent day flag by Capt. work Mrs. J. J. Nicholson had Anna Catherine U owen, per were hosts recently at an Samuel Chester Reid, a hero served on the floor, during th e daugh ter of Mr. and Mr.. ice of the War of 1812. cr eam supper for mem as Grand Page to the Clem Bowen, whose arm was here of their families Till The captain was commis (rand (hlplain broken recently in at least stoned by Congress in Isla to Mrs. J. J. Nicholson an. two Places. has returned home gathering took place at the Harper home. design a workable flag which COM- from the hospital anti spent ____ would take care of new states notimcd r0re3liniCrit mittee her conxisting of Mrs. W. the day last week seeking admittance t th() Cati-sey. Mrs. llobart Aloore, Walter Yarborough. with Mrs. We Offer Con g ress approed 0 0 and ilrI. Iring i'ryor assist. MasS 105 , later no library will - To be owel. heolls, fingiritat as the University of Flo,- a ne w er all sammer, apply Ma this A - -I --- --- 1W -k ew The MMANIINT $ M1 i Ni ce s.lesH.. .1 1.b,ks Ton COin 5 Cotton III in , IS AI3I1$ ____ ;.aia1a1l., ~ : t, . .!~,:~ .- -7. -,-... 61 . q., '. . .., .. 1. 10 - .j'- . , 1. . o.,. ,~~, .- . . It - .; : 4 IP" , ".. ... .. ,I 'AI I: . #41: 1. ~ f ~ •.•: _______ (1psdda). i -- I -• 'w • q~ I FURS Cleatitiod Recent guests at the home Gland and Stored I i rcsent ; r ' '' . I ~ Store Your Entire Wllrri~i*W a r dro b 9 In Our BOX STORAGE At Onto I , . ~ I1 '. , ~ •. that Of Fresh Flowers, Plastic Arrangements. Etc. In Central Florida 'THE SIGN OF 9UALITY & PHILIP SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cot.,. in & Samford A,.. 322.$432 - - - , . Robert Cameron, Airs. Ilazel .. and Mrs. Verlie Ilamfi L. A. lirotherson was rein. .. • ' - _1 . ~ 31 W. 13th ST. - . . .. . . . I - S M (since you chah ged your hair to blonde!) I 11 ( \ . - CHOICE of Mist, 1.1sf Rolls, Calf.. o, Ti., Fmch ., Ha sh Stew. ?otsso.s, --- W kindof blondnenlTheshadelTheeven-nessl The bestcoverage I of endsl Just shampoo-in after you've pre-lightened. No wishy. . I -X I i JEWELRY st GIFTS ew .., *,,-It - P .~ i~ , • a t ~ 7 - .,. .".. ~ . The s ampoo-in toner that, II aiastg at r.y . . . ... . h - at - 0 9 I TrOpIIy ' 'White Wine* to delICIOUS 'Wild Willove. Complete kit, 2.00 ICARDS C 97 Lounge & Jet Lanes l ikHwy. 1712 A Oa.ee Id. the first totally new toner-gives subtle, inherited waiting (it lakeW In 10 minutesl)19fabulous shade3from pale Sel . I hampoo and no tedious sectionin washaway shades. NO tiresome sectioning. NO messy mixing. NO 1111111~~ DINE IN A COOL RELAXED LUXURIOUS ATMOSPHERE 1 With 1 1 t, . I Flemings Gifts i .Cerds • looks - 3121022 210 1. FIrst . S. . . . - Ci A ~._ , f. .. . ! . I .. : I ~ 1. - . .. . . . . . .. . . N - S' I , .. .,i j • '"c...___, -- - - - - -, - - ---- - - - ____ t :T - I .. . ------ I r •_•_ .___ : -1 .,-:; --- S • SPECIAL ILUNCHEONS 7 . : - 'BlondsiI - tipswe.onI , S . SANFOP, . i~I .^ 1 (Photo by Maryanu Mites) I - . & FUR STORAGE ~~I . . '. • 1jásapoo.gafuI 1C010niW ECKERD DRUGS .. I I ' ow-, ,•.a i•• Lake. uidruu" -_ __ SUY I S tIN cosmun. . .." . ~ '%,I 12345U - - . . Low Price s. Lyn 31o%ier, y were LOUISE COULTER, - better know as Alm celebrated her third birthday June 5th. She Is the daughter of 'Mr. and Mr.i. R. Ilarsey Coulter of 903 Bear Lake R€T:fd, Rear onegbftw&" - I OUR OWN COLD STORAGI VAULT1 . - '- ' L t- - '. 4 On e Of Th. 9 ALEXANDRA MNW * .r., _t. 4111111111111111W MAUTY SALON tiaxa F - wo-boommimml • MISS CLAIROL SHAMPOO & UT Jack & Jean's . rEnrt Wade, Stanley Martin, Robert A. Cameron LV, J. J. Nichol. son, and Robert Clar k e am. Eastern Star members viedo were recognized. stood and gave their names and the data they became members. 'j I. .1 - I' ....J W A"iffmoff wecesun y from an 'aerosol ?an " - *.. I.)* SSAO Yuur whisk broom will last go near The water) are sportDo"tild W" luoi.vr and do a bettor job it ing stretch cotton pants ,a, . a°c awl. Cotton tarry Milad ' s IOppO ' %I 1i . - -, : 0•sreu YOUNG 5%3'13 ______ I ~ - . school describing the si. ,nificance of the stripes, colt)rj and stars. The program clos. ed %ith Mrs. Byron Leach , : . ! -., .1 I ~ __ \~4 Wlessct TIONd 0 poveseeftet 101W • the Methodist a cut in her leg requiring Is Mrs. Pryor quoted a Jingle she liadtearnedinelernt.ntar; 404 -.0 W '. 4 495 I ~ Coal ros 9 0 -... . .0 A".. '00-4% . lai~ , _10~ , . ADV1Rfl . I.. IC, :- I II minister at Mrs. John Polk. The ell by wered questions concerning use. display, care and dis. posal of worn out flags. . ) 1) - .... ~ ~ ' - I COLD WAV9 • - .11 I 2201 co Leinhart antl Mrs. Pryor re. church In their absence will . Peurifoy, Herman . 0000 THRU W111101111 Mrs. J. J. Nicholson, Mrs. Brothers Leslie T. Shepard, . a V. - American was ma il Styli , i,.. . 12.1113 - - -------.-- __ ' vacation to Michigan. Supply ___ a Open 'TO anti Ritymond Kilbee. UtIle ilt't.i Jacobs daugh. and Lf'you provide plenty of as we know its basic design from their centers) while for 17 members of the family. for the first time hoisted lli'ht i Served with the fish re over our Capitol. RclrehiuIuts of punch and swamp cabbage, hush pup. She called to remembrance, sarutujchts were scrvd to pies, baked beans, coleslaw. too, that the original I)ICdgc Hielill)VI- S alld guests. all kinds of cake and iced tea. 1892 b) Francis Bellamy. ' Sepembor, FrimdAip Gwden. ffampoie a.,:, borough and children. ,%fr. anti ter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Jacob.-il, who recently suffered str in tilde was overlaid of Sir. and Sir, I.,, P Harper blooms or iith sparse foliage flag official on April 4, 1815. with a liite cloth draped in were her first cousins, 1r. on April They'll last lnn'tr if you wa: 1, 1818, Mrs. Reid bunting anti centered with at- and Mrs. Sam Carroll, from Presid ent rang,'iit"nt of red roses (with Uma tilla, They we ter them fnithitiv white handed the flag to I resident re feted they're in bud or flowering, Monroe anti the American flag miniature flags emerging with an old fashioned fish fry so-itpill trav9ler. Also is and small Harry ltogvrs. with heavy foliage requiro design, and President Monrots hZlt fl c making more water than tho ,tlrnut I , SPECIALS .. saisauv - -_ Flowering plants anti those ' Sp4c,. h, Shalt.. -_ ~ be open in t also keep the broom also teamed with slickartypo cleaner. zlp.up Jackets and pea coats. t"a I "i for the Cm-dinal Key National lionor Society for women. Ambassador to India at the first Commence. men Exercises xerc,s I 1Gi'0.. zeflfleti: p'ans o attend Ain.mn*ea,traceo,ds person registered he was pre- Degree fit music front Emory and Henry ('ni. lege, I:mtry, Siiiul:iv, Max' si tpi t his at School, New Delhi. India. and has the disthiction of being award. ed the first diplomas W is sck. e!bow, ehuadj,rp, risia. A perfect P-11. Alpe CAlom too or SM. I I -- - Mrs. Darwin A. Shea, Amer I can 100 efuSS mj College. Kenneth Ills Excellency John Tweelrumpasom' Uplow""I The chairman, Mrs. Williars Herold. Is in charge of this activ ity r that z or ns red to her. After the dedication coffee and donuts were served by the hostesses, Mrs. LAIllam Lloyd Young salts with that born. h,w . FIRST.OF.WEEK ed books that *6 residents of books will be gratefully ac. . 0 is ' Big 4 as. piedie go" of An" powdtr. Ake is Irkedship daughter of 31r. and American Internation. , I - 9 from Orlando Junior at.. - - program recently at Seminole were Itirs. W. B. Moye, L T. guests recently at the home and Mrs. L. 11. Harper. MiSS DARLENE Stica, ,. Margaret have moved to Day. Roger Deppen, son of Mr. said, "This is The wilinning circle will be rteprosented gardening, interior decorating has books at borne to share and Mrs. Logan Reitz, of The and flower arrangements and with others. A monetary con. Iris Circle. Iota of room for the anticlpat. tributlon or contribution of S eri. .. t:~.~ -.11 I rial Hospital. Sonford, anti Mr. anti Mrs. Charles Wit. is muporating from her re. lionis of South Triplet Drive seat 111"Is. and children, Charlos and from .... .. [heir 16th %edding anniversary with an anniversary din. tier in the Plantation Room of 1,111111"Ais Way. in visiting his flullily 1wrore going to YuanCell. Va., for six weeks trainhic in the 36rine Resor%es. Roxcr has just completed his Mrs. Lytle Swopo tit South sophomore year at Western Triplet Drive has returtivil Kentucky Stat. College. Deltona Library De dicated .6. 4::!~ I .~ 1 Mra. 11. guests were Mr. aid Mr. and Mrs. Ittme; Mat. thaws of 510 Winter Park Drive. recently airivell Ili Woodstock, N. T., whi-te they will spend the stinow-r. Ilie Iris Circl e really start brary and to turn over the open every Tuesday afternoon ed the ball rolling when they keys to the president of the ito 3 and will be attend. set out to establish a library Garden Club of Deltona, Mrs. ed by a member of the Cecil Thomas. Mr. McCarthy den Club of Deitoca. Bach of books covering all the as I 00, IJrcp'yt,g Ic steak dinners at the DeBary p,,. Ad us help you choo" 0* right coiffure. - By Mrs. Joe. E. Matbinux Mr. anti Mrs. Henry Jaeger Rev, and Mrs. J. Lawrence and faintly arc spending two Members and visitors par. stated as a member. Substi. Ward were Sunday dinner ceks wUh tier parents, Mr. ticipated in a "Flag Day" tule officers for the evening Chapter No. 2, Order of East. Sheparti, Mrs. L. B. Estes, of Mrs. Walter Yarborough em Star, in Sanford. As each Mrs. Charles Cole and Mrs before departing for a month's I . pects of Sardening. owot . Casselberry Personals - presents keys to the netiv library rtimni tit wellibers of the Deltona Gur(fen Club. who Initiated the launching of tile 11hrary. Others in photo are. from left. Mrs. Logan Reitz. Airs. William Herold, ,11ris. Cecil Thoman and Mrs. Arlington Holbrook. (Deltona Corp. Photo) I I . Boaruing Sc a 00''?' s South India. He was the first student to graduate from the I . CHUCK ,%IcCARTIiY, director of recreation for the Deltona Contoration, I DU$TINS hosorid Mrs Beck with a ihtaurant Among her guesta were Mr. koppenhofLr Mr .ind lrs A birthday dinner Sunday, June Russclman, Mr. and Mrs. anti Mrs. Carl Galles. 31r. I, in the Planta tion Room of M n umkling Otto lfarthrjmp the Dc B a r Restaurant. and Mr. and Mrs. William Alice Ulack. The table Was Among the guests were Mrs. Scikinan, all of Deftary. centered with an arrangement' George Griffin, Mrs. Mary by -. Barnritt.r, both of Dt'liary. Mr. anti Mrs. Gustav Loser of garden blooms. Ilankr,I Mine Anne Hauser of Now of Caracas Road celebrated fall white lalwrs in low h II W. . Tor. Geneva Personals McClung of Sanfo was aduated on June iflU 'N ICE ___________ WER William Brannon, left, president of Sanford.Semlnole Art Associiitiun and Joseph Elliott, president of the DeLand Art Association. (Mid d letonPlot ) York and Mr. aml Airs. Robort, Callebster of DeLand. Mrs. C. Z. Butler of Valra- I --~% . ~ I •, L - tended Seminole High FLO JEANETTE GENIUS. center. CNIrs. Hugh McLean) is shown tit a rft,ep. tion tiven In her honor last. Sunday at the DeBary Mansion where t'he ~ first retrospective exhibition of her Painting career Is on display tintil luly 8. Posing with the talt-nted artist and woman of many careers all,e Lonle , 11ack, of Culomba Road 1 (.' - - am- ! t' I ))MRT - .11 / I'(a"i r, OWER i . . Miss Sarah Copeland of via Circle entertained friends the Deliary Restaurant on Now York City skier .4 Mrs. Friday tning. June 1. icr' Sunday, June Aniung their ~ .. KENNETH Ba _____________________ . . , I ' - I '• . - e" , • .. " I ; , "."'I I~ . . I green and Docked with splese. also contains anchovies and dehydrated sour cream. It tastes especia lly g with seafood and raw vegetablea. - .. -. A tangy new bottled ulad dressing called green goddess is adapted from a dressing of the some name created In 1913 at a San Francisco hotel : . - NEW DRESSING -, . I - . 11 .;; • : FAREWELL GIFT from friends to party hono. ted*Mlsa Phyllis Caesber of Forest City (right) Is admired byhoetesa, 3r.Marvn McClain of (Herald I -. -type f(tods, in. kuding swanip cabbage. %%ere featured on the menti. Attending, other th an those Mrs. W. G. Xlibee, Mrs. Josie l'revatt and daughter. Mrs. Verile hlamil, from Cluiluota, Flag Day And Oviedo Night cc Observed 4 At L.J Meeting 1 [:~ Bumm.r Sp.clalI I -- - - I I ~, ; I . i! I - I ' ~' , . . .~. . ~ . . . .. .. . . . selberry, and Dan, Rick and ,.!, 1. : . . MacLeod. Jackie and Ma '4' ¶ .r -.1ft. 11111 Miller, Marilyn Messick, left -, I ~( ~ 1 _• - 1~# 4 do that looks great any where, any tim. .. . Ls Holmes, of Daytona Beach. _ hand. Tbe wire can be crushed into openings d pitchers or 11 Mrs. Priscilla Hodges, of Chuluota, celebrating her 59th s' -- " TILE hosts recently at a ranch style party giten at thi' Tilik camp in Osceola in honor of - of honor. this week. . you VERSA 1 to Mrs. Raymond Kitbeo and Mr. .%IISS M1,511 WHEELER. right, a member of the '66 class of Oviedo high School, was recently guest of honor at a graduatio n luncheon at the Skyline Restaurant Shown with the honoree tire 'Miss Carol Site Torres, left, hostess, and Mrs. B .F. Wheeler, center, mother of the I,MC.St houseguests of her brother and family, Mr. and .Airs. - OU • 'V By Mrs. Joe. E. Mathicux I . - lit .. . CAN YOU AFFORD NOT TO? •._ . . I Airs. Carol Little and daugh- Priscilla Hod es Honored fl oitn " ,t. .. " and her grandmoth er, Mn. L F Wheeler Sr, and hoMasaes, 51r5 J Lester Brown, )iTL b W a lton M Tones and Miss on L Carol Sue Tones % .4•1 .. / ' . . ' '.- . . • • A. F •• h' •. ,. •. - - • • • ' I I* ' ' II:' I 'r %sei'.- J! .Miss Itiml Wheeler, her zacW; g 'i .t -. .&).a • . She also wore an heir- loom liligree, diamond lave - , ii i lets of Madison, N. C., were For arranging flowers in a variety of containers, keep and her aunt, Mrs.a personalized white loathes _ .scrap book as a memeuto J Lester 'Brown the occasion by the bosteies.t a pate 311u Shee1er wore Present were the hogam.4 . green shift with white :cci3 :1 -,.0 eC.i. r i Mr. and Mrs Max Todt and . . carnation corsage an4 . e- I \ family of Albany, Ga., visited , ', 4 r Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ludlow and sons accompanied by Res Leonard Davis and chit AT . o Restaurant by Miss Carolu10 a Shows thite ,6.0 ~ The beat man was Donald . There piece in a sterling silver 4M School graduating class of f inkpl garden roses ad was recently honored at a shrimp ant. luncheon given at the Skyline . . - Her, which was a sift on from her aunt, to ber.,. er and th en to her. er Jr., of Oviedo. and a member of the Oviedo Ifigh I V. Atlanta, Ga., with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in V I 'ri4 3liss Cindy Harris of Fern English. She was a member of Delta Delta Delta, National Sorority. She earned a scholarship her second year and worked as lab assistant in the Biology Department to Dr. Bill hart. Debbie completed her studies In March and has been afflllatev Atlanta 4. you 000AW . . im . 1 .. • . 4 mercialBank of Winter pare semble In delicate pink clilffin ,, 1k, semiformal with elbow length Tb.. II TON Ye. Whnt. ;. I. 0 -. too !. -it New Smyrna Beach. , ' he MISS DEBORAH GENE SCOTT, (laughter of Ir and Mrs F D Scott of Sanford, sas grid. uated on June 13, 1966 from Emory University, of sleeves. Small flowers PAITICVIAI made of nylon net adorned the Me.. New cSothes. gown. Her iilj of lice fu11 Tee West t. SAVI from an open pWbon to iho,sl. "i, MONIT. der length Zn her hand she - i we an I., carried a whit. Bible with a lSuw* . ft Mrs. Jan. Mathleal ' I aerage above B Her second aiard was for student activity participation Mt Dora Bible School includes kindergarten through high school and 22 chidren from Sanford area attended this school year. Spruell Beau, former owner of DeBary Western Auto, is one of t school trustees. / - __ Ma Mimi Wheeler, daugh. let of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. 41, superior fter on the b: liaUeflt or ire school year with an academic A of Yea doolly An ...;. . I , Cot, and Mrs. John Horton, Stone island attended the - awards assembly at Sit Dora Christian Rome and Bible school on Friday. Their daughter, Karen Jane, receiv. ed two awards one was for k She thoe a beautiful lace lormal gown with a sweetI s:-- i school She was presiiit.d with farewell gifts by her blinds. I __________________ ::; i, I P, .!: . .11 doii mends attended the ceremony Michael Park Fisher attend ed Hargrave Military Acad. my in Virginia and served r orr . - M'flU"Yr.r, .. loan department of the Cole- m Immediate fam ily and home I MI'S Etilli SiIiftb (June 11) t Columbia, A. 'i.-. .. •.• .. 1. , . ' . - lamb, Mrs. Mille Coy, and via McClain of 221 lake Trip. By tans Miss Phyllis Ca.sber of lit Drive.Cass.lberri', at dini i us1ng from Titusville were Mrs Donald Nails and Mrs Miss ~ F. jt4 Baxter, Mrs. Glens Anderson, Mrs Robert PWips, Mrs. L. P. Harper and *. Joyce Miller. - . - J~j I By Mrs. 11111thle Harris I -7 - Graduation Luncheon Honors Miss Personws The I P.M.double ring ttt the Maltiand Police flepart. mony took p1st, at the Alt. monte S1ag, Community 44 attended Apopha Chapel (United Church 0 schools and is now employed Christ) with Rev Wa)ne by Eckard Drug Company Smith o(fieiatlag After a short honeymoon, The bride wu attended by , . • im r will be at ncr matron of. or, Mrs. home at Sweetwaler Drive Robert M is, of Cs peru Park berry. ' Wlet, Is "Stork Shower • b were Mn Henry Jea get, Mn. Robert cos and - ,,*I •ri • •k-. . u,$7iu.uu oe enbb,, Mr. Jeager got ft of theta listed. Attending from Geneva ether than those named, were er • nce Butch -out at Riser, were recentiy honored a S ,, the Mayfair home of Mr and STL IJU.Y MeekL W11141 the tip ii Ican . . we. Meeks. .. k, " ft Dust (:all' liteldiii,war" Epp. use- . s were placed on an iput1ataly decorated table and refreshment of take Iced toe, .,, mints and nuts , , - • Enferprise A ~. , , Ku as - 1, assbr Ruslb June 13, 1966-Page 9 * ____ .' Gue*ujjoysd .)_. - . I? Miss Wanda Conner, Michael Fisher Exchange Vows In C hurch Ceremony Mm- M. Romans '' at I b. F . . -- . i Party Compliments Couple'.* I: - • ___--_0__ - - P * - I' �. . .. .. . .- ) -1 . . . ...~ : - - - .rj -. • T SW R" . .* L. ••••••••• S In byl - FEC Train — tour naL It Was of Woollthe "Itasy has claim, et .iLi,.is with Its halag. A knight allies near Roes now was repaiki fred as kern a aseetog ear savant day, age, shattering a wind. abliid but toJud.ga.aft. The e'4Ns1 IdctNd at 11 ne11.. abet bw *110 west of ben when a . .. . ____ ;t i I . —4 — flAJ 8. Prmdsrgast, navigator with RV. reed v.. his new silver bar an a I1sute. ut (jg) from his commanding officer, Cdr, Den -E. Webster, at Sanford Naval Air Station. Tb. flyer resides at 905 Church Street, Long. wood. (Navy Photo) Mi fri Texas ftr AH4 S - 11, Object Of Hunt PURPORT, lbz. (UPI) Aithesiti.s said today they WO ebeeklig with Jaekiow ,IB. (Pta.) yolks for possible leak to the whereabouts ats 01 wh0 disappeared last wash, taking with her $30,000 et a Insurance settlement she Not aft., loelag an arm In a tOuat7 tat iCCidlit. ._ g_ ins JI•__ -iruei. mesa, 17, Freeport. Her husband, William, it, said she left home Monday He did not report her missing until Thursday. gJyJ got $127,000 for the loss of her arm. Sine, the ac. eIdet two years ago, she has been flUid with an artlftc arm. Authorities Said the girl was presumed to have left for Florida with a woman friend with relatives In JacksonvIlle. - 4 , . . 1 1 .. • .. 0 . . . _______ !!dir Ul - , S S / S 5 • S S S S • / / • $ • • h I - Work New Chieflam WATER (UP!) — pi. .s,i. perty Democratic today woek.d sad., the sew Jsadsrsb of Pat Thomas, a stanch auppasleT of g,bnna, tosisi party eaadldato Robert Ring Hlg*, Th ay.i,ij .y tosurspes asia, beat out Menabeel Chairmen Warren Goodrich of Bradsotos, at an all-day *etlng here Salon, day of the slat. Democratic ueeutl,ecommittu. He woo ee the thI,d ballot In ftv..maa field will serve S 1Ior.31e40' term. His oleetloss as a theme for party salty" apparently suit. ad both Ifigh and msucc.sstul gbernat*lal candidate Scott Kelly, who had teamed with High in the second primary to oust (law. Ilaydos Burns. High called Thomas' s.iectioe an "expressloss of the Demo. critic party to progress." Kelly &n.d a chorus of Democrats who had called for a ekinge In l.ad.nablp of the S . hmos Florida ? . S 1. - .-- — z Ii . I S . .. saafl betgto tram waut , , I - I Party. Kelly told United Press International he thought Thomas, who wore a "it's High Urn." campaign button, was "the man" needed to take the helm of the party, Although Goodrich appeared eordhal to Thomas following the election of tho new chain. man, Goodrich obviously was not happy about the turn of -. 111gb alao referred to char. gas R (D.-N. y.) used ble ja&mg i High's auceuafr4 tonal primary caipeiga. "Let ase put the matter straight," 111gb saId. "2 have mahoofg to tritichas no ator Kennedy. He's energetic and capable. But If any out. aider started to meddle Is poll, tics of this stain I would tall them flrldans didn't waist l,,' hod a00. L .lteiaidh. —i's w.0 nuuueuy enuer pr$q' or after the pdmries.. '1 chose deilberstily to hi Me low budget candidate," he SAW. "I was determined sot to let myself to be compreinis. - - . ,1,--!'-~-O- .- --!_- .1-_.^ . l _. "--..'' -- _ .1- ~ . labels because It may be the fashionable thing to do," he said. .--,. I — pm t V I - 1 I I ! ;. :" '.e 4y_- g'') , . - AAU SWIMMERS HIT THE WATER IN BOYS RACE .Starter Jim Song (upper loft) Still Holds Gun In Air - .11 i, fiwniorb •rrath June 13, 1966 G R I T S LARiG GS (Um1t 4 WISh Your $3.00. Or Mire, P000 ORDER. PLEASE) , f DOZO - • Plane. anw _______________ "NORTHIRN" first American Legion start- TOILET - - 49 "MASTE* CHEF" i In earlier balloting. * (LIMIT: 4 WITH YOUR $3 OR MORE, FOOD ORDER, P11*51) __ I "ROYAL" GILATIIiI FRENCH I • cRIES MNO *3504755 RAWn - - S - p11G. "460undee4l !..''.. ~ ' , ('~-~i~4- .-'.”, ~.~t..,,,!"' SI , - •. 4 ,,f ., .,.4""o,- ~ s%~',' ~ ~.. ,~., .„, , -, -~ - .f. , 1, .1 I . ..''., -~ ~ . I 1,. , ~ :~ ~~ .~ 1. .;? . !,'~ I 1-,I~ I . I pI A1 . Sanford: Note WARLEy, England (UP!) — Two tows councilmen ask. • ('' 11,14 ' , A . . . .. . .. .. . 4110a, 9.0Z, . •• 1 'i,~t 'k t,t t 1 17I ~ri I DRESSING POT . , . .d the mayor for notes, to Prove to their wives the res. son they were l ate was that the night council meeting ]listed five hours and 20 min. S ...... • CHICKIN • TUIRIT OX. ST.. L l OX. EACH 3k I # # S OR MORE ILIMII: 4 WITH YOUR $3, 1000 ORDER. PLEASE) , ~ ., -, i,~`,~ -4 AIl A, $~ * I '~ . .''-~-, ,- '' .,2-~ - ~f-.15.. -`*1N, '' I I - 14, --, -.1 . ~ 1.-1 :..,... ~ . . ., -. . , . 1. I , ''I "Wl$NONI" 08.11*1 RINCH r ... . ~ . 00 . .1 . I . .. , ,6 , , "; -Vii ~ k-~~, , . .. .% f ''" A~h-~!~ ", .,~. . . S •ggp "MORTON" . * ;•,, S PIG. 5 IUMIT, 4 WI,.. P000 U MOR I d , • GROUND BEEF "ARMOUR STAR" "AN "A" UICK'AOZIN COINISH 19C I • GAME HENS PKS. I 2L0Z. IACN ' 69c ______________ • SANFORD: S. Shumaker ci Playing a 16-game schedule with no home field, the San- (41-1), C. Shumaker 2b (1.10), 4 ford team defeated Colonial, Gracey is (4-3-1), Mtkler nf 11.5, Saturday afternoon on 2-0), Colt lb (3.2.1), the Carter Street field in Or. Bryan c (241), Plvec p (2-1. lnnlo, and then split a double 0), Maples header Sunday in Union p (0-0.0), Lee It Park, by whipping Bishop (1.1-0), Mantle 3b (4.1.2). COLONIAL: Frady 2b (24P. Moore, 5.4, and losing to Post 184 (Jones High), 10.2. 0), Hightower lb-p (31.0). Maples no hitter came Chorpenign 11(4-1-2), Santonia against Bishop Moore who ci (3-0-2), Wesson 3b (3-0-0), tallied four times on reckless.Ee..s (24-0), Nagle -is (1: lhisu running and Sanford 0.0), Cox if (2-04), Mauls ri-5 lb (0-0-0), Balls lb (1.0-0), fielding miscues. The 16-year-old fireballer Frazier c (1-0-0). McElroy c who not the city's Junior (1-1-0), Browning c (1-0-0), league a blaze last summer. Pletch p (0.0-0), Driggers p. yk l.Ied a run I n the second ri (i-il,). Inning on a walk, an error. SANFORD 005 0030.-Il $ z COLONIAL 100 010 3— a 4 3 a ground out and a theft of Batteries: Pivec, Maples home. The Bishop Moore team (7) and Bryan; Pletch, Drig. and • got another run In the intro gers t.sj, sugxuower to take a 2-0 lead on a walk, Frazier, McElroy (5), BrownPlvee. LP — two stolen bases and another ing (6). WP Pletch. crror. Kill—U. Shumaker, Gracey Sanford bounced buck with three runs in the bottom of 2, Colbert, Bryan 2. Lee, the third with singles by Manele, Hightower, ChorpenSteve Shumaker, Hilly Gracey lag 2 SO - S. Shumaker, Frady:Hightower 2, Santorla, and Andy Mikler doing most Fra McElroy, Driggeri. of the damage. SD—l'ivec 3, Pletch 2, Drig. Sanforil made it 5-2 with t.' runs in the fourth on a geri 6, Hightower 4. Maples walk, stolen base, Carl Shu- 1; BB—Pivec 7, Pletch 3, niake's single and a couple of Drlggera 5, Hightower 2. Sanford vs. Bishop More wild pitches. BISHOP MOORE: Chenega Ahead 5-2 going Into the seventh, Maples struck out 2b (3.0.0), Durkin 3b (140), the first two Bishop Moore Cruxnllch ri-p (1-0-0), Zaffran Satters anti then run Into big lb (34-0), Schllcht 11(3-0-0), t,i,uhle when he walked one Scaletta c (4.0-0), Stott ci (3. ni.u,, hit another and walked 0-0), Austin as (2-0-0), Lawto load the bases, ton ri-p (200). tite SANFORD: S. Shumaker cI p A fu-liing error by Grucey brought hum cone run to put (4-1.1), C. Shumaker 2b (3-2ti,. at &--i, but then 1), Gracey is (3-0-0), Mikler (0) FRthat WNDMU award vs. VoIosIsI Ink, assignment. to RIG. ROLL - - Sanford had tallied two By Seas Stanley runs in the second inning on Herald Sport. Editor in walk, Tom Bryan', single SanfuriP, Post 53 team by Steve Shu. op. :ndadOu ened up their season-long maker, but could only get road trip with two victo ries two hits the rest of th e way In three games over the off lcfthander Iterto Benjaweekend, the highlight being mm. Mike Morgan and John no-hit performance from Wolfe finish ed up for San. ford. - TISSUE saW, "Show me a ffttsr cigar tt. _A • . . e.'.' FSi' L e.SuuVSr$ taste and ril sat my Will p'. $ --a C..,-.§__~ . " . lf.•I.. .!III)!itfl - ( JUICY "RID 'N RIPE" - Page 1A Sanford Legion N'ien e Wi n sP ai r PKG. _ utes. Too Brassy ) I f - .. S • 5 11; WATERMELO N S YORK, England (UPI) Tb9 chairman of an arts fish. vii resigned when a member Of the group commissioned a bras, band to perform at a _.._ .9 •I.. I... k" WUb i14 IIU Jalli .9 II h.. tSJ foci-inc the next hatter to pop out to second. i,.I t',.Ik...b II. I'Ifli%I A I..vvi, sve;, Bryan c (2-0-0), l'lvcc 11(1-00). Maptes p (3-0-0), MuncIe 3b (1-2-0), Nelson 3b (0-0-0). M'ks struck out 10 anti in the seven % I. - S - - FIanseia elivisk Revce.CycI You butess will react with WaM delight to M S - • 0q S -. - See your electric air.condlticisjng contractor or appliance dealer today! • 1x2 - miens I colum. by 2 inches. .1 I __ ~! FLO R IDA POWER& LIGHT COMPANY I Mang this owl L - * L 1 I ___ Ljrj . 207 Mageolle 6 S EACH I III Yellow ONIONS 3 lbs. A. 39c JUICY GEORGIA PEACHES LB. - IU.PII.1. ' ____i. . ' . -', Leesburg had Just as many —1. A team (K. Rssjan, C. Rosamond, D. Mist, H. Whit.), first place ribbons (*5) and one more second (14) than 3. B team (A. White, L Xii. Sanford. But the visitors could din., N. Tucker, K. Johnson), muster only five thirds and 11 T-2:30.6; 50 free—S. C. Rose. other ribbons for finishing mandi 50 breast — 1. C. Ross. — Irons fourth to sixth, moml, S. K. Whit.; S. A. The hundreds of young Whit., 8. D. Mist, T-4&0;; 'at. swimmers from *3 different 50 back K. Whit.; 50buttar S Central Florida teams coin. —1. C. Rosemond, T-44.$; poled in 60 different eveats, 200 medley relay - 2. (MIs., YOUTH CHURNS FOR FINISH divided into boys and girls Reagan, Rosemond, Whit.), ,In Girls Freestyle Race ,'livisions and then Into five T-2:57.O. different age groups. (1I-And.12): 50 butterfly The Sanford team had three —.8. H. Dowlen; 200 medley double winners in Individual relay - 4. A team (Bale., events. Cher i e Rosemond, Dowlen, Taylor, Tucker), suiniinlng in the girls' 9-and(13-And-14): 200 free relay 19 age group, won a first in — 2. (3. 0111ff, S. Brown, N. the 50 yard breaststroke and Schwelckert, S. Yentsch); In the 30-yard butterfly. She breast — 2. M. &thweick.rt; also got a third In the 50-yard oo back 4. J. 0111ff, 0. P. By Jim Bacehes collapsed and Evans tallied freestyle and was on Who win. Mitchell; 100 butter — 3. J. Daring base running by three times on only one liaso ning relay teams. 0111(1; 200 medley relay — 1. Stark Smith, In the boys' 9. (Brown, Si itch' II, 0111ff, Larry Lott saved Casselberry hit. ________________________ from defeat Saturday evening A walk and three errors and-to sevtltm, got firsts in and. earned the baseball nine sandwiched around a run- the 50-)armh freestyle and the from Post 236 a 4.4 lie with scoring double by Greg Pryor 30-yard backstroke, and also • Evans in American Legion gave the Orlando team a 3.1 hail a second In the 30-yard play at McCracken Field in bulge. ________ i : N RON= Orlando. ilothi Navy and Air Force Casselberry came b,it-k to Trailing 4-3 going into the score the tying run in the hav e i)1a)t1 in bowl games ~ I seventh inning Lott, the Cas- third Inning. Decker gut mm Army has 311 to appear in a ' - 17 c - I "Show ms a filtir clg.r.tts that really dillvsrs tasts and ru sat my hatl" S S IA)tl ,.. Evans took the lead ;sgairi With two strikes on Dave In the fourth. Dan Wright im-d Provenzano, Lott came thun. off and was safe on an error dering down the base Line and He advanced on a walk and scored the tying run by steal- scored when Le e i'hsslbps ing home. Pryor retired the singled through the nsithlk_ side to end the rally. CasselEvans threatened again in berry hurler Charles Newell the sixth loading the bases sat the side down in order in with only one out. Loll, hon the bottom of the frame. ever, broke up the rally when The game was called be- he cut down a runner tttt'mni)I cause of the time limit. It ing to steal home. will be complet ed at a later The Casseiberry receiver date. then caine through with th' Casselberry jumped on key theft that dcadiut-ke-tl the Evans starter, Greg Pryor, Same In the seventh . for a run in the first inning. Newell turned in a WirklShortstop Brent Helm led oft lag mound performance for stole with a line single and Casselberry, tanning 12 bat. second base. ter q over seven innin.s while After one out, 11dm came allowing four walks. All the around to score on a single by Evans runs were imvarncml. third baseman Jim Decker. Casselberry collected eight There was no more scoring hits as opposed to three safeuntil the last of the second ties Evans managed off Seawhen th e Casselberry defense elI. 31111cr anti 11dm tat-h hal Jyff Pyor struck out next batter for the second out. yr tile u,I,ivi a. - _________ Legal Notice post-sea.4on walked one out. He then advanced to putting runners on first and third base on a long double second. Miller then drilled i by Larry Miller. Evans rehlev- double to left to plate butts -- - - S S.s - t&:......: r'k.1,1G I.a a pair of hits for Cassehiierrv Keighlcy the singles final match, with Gilmore winning 63, 14, 1-4. 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I - lit 555 - 11.101555%. siiismi:iii so. sai,.ma s ' - v I. i'm-: sii.v-. • i 5 - 5 - selberry catcher, walked after via an ,rror and . S ''' , • Si, I - - ' - - - -______ ..:& i -, - I said, -" ron' ist am ii. z$ SC Batteries: Lee, Morgan (4), other batter before retiring (0-0-0), Morgan p (04-0), C. Wolfe (6) and Bryan;- Benia. the s ide to end the ball game. Shumaker ph (1-0-0), Mantels mm and Wishop. WP—Renhal'u,sL IS-i marie good on the 3b (1-0.0), Nelson 3b (24-0). min. LP—Lee. Ii: inning in Sunday's second POST 184: H. Johnson ci ( Hill—S. Shumaker, Bryan, to hand the Sanford 1-0, Coleman cf (0-0-0), Wlshop, Brown 3, Hunt 2, toe its first lose. The Jones WI.shop c (3-2-1). Brown 3b (3- Benjamin 2; 2B—S. ShumakteIIi tallied six time. 1-2), J. Johnson 11 (4.0-I), er, Brown, Hunt, Benjamin; the fourth inning on four Latimer 2b (3-2-0), Hunt nf (3- SS11 - Hill, Wisbop, Brown, a walk and a hit bats. 2-2), Clinton as (4-1-2), Ben. Clinton, Bolden. inn, along with two Sanford jarnin p (4-0-I). Bolden lb (3SO—Lee 4, Morgan I, BenL-i:urs, shelling starter Dan. 11) Jamb 7; BR—Lee 3, Benjamin I? Lee from the mound. SANFORD SIC W 0-. 2 1 7 •. iti -., - --- • - - - S I - the' 5 Daring Base Running Gives Post 256 ie Tennis Champ W('.,li'iiial errors to take a BR — Maples 7, Lawton 2, Crumllch 4. 8-1 lead. Saaford vs. Post 154 livt-e yielded another run sixth and hail a twoill SANFORD: S. Shumaker- ci titter going into the seventh. (4-0-1), HItchcock zb (3-0-1), Ile tired sonie In the seventh, Wolfe p (040), LaFollette ph allowing three runs on a pair (0-0-0), 11111 pt (0.0.0), Gracey of walks and a hit, and their as (4-0-1), Silkier nI (44-1), relieved by Maples. Maples Colbert lb (1-1-0). Bryan c allowed a single and hit an- (3-14). Plvec 11(24-0), L P - - i Post 236 will meet OrIsndu Ili t -i nggame. Oil sie I—I 0 1 of Jones high S'ba,ol J ini'ostan181 /smnerlcais Lcaimmn gino' SANFORD 003 ze a—a 3 5 \ri t-ight-run third Inning the Sanford team past Batteries: Lawton, CrumMiami- I at Casselberry on Wolnesda, OCAL (UPI) ttliiial in the opener anti lich (3) and Scaletta; Maples Dade Junior College swept night. 1,.oki1 up a fine pitching per- and Bryan. WP—Maples; LP every event for an overwhelmf,,rini,!ite from Ray l'ivec. —Lawton. 1mg win In the National Junior Kill—C. Shumaker, Silkier, College Tennis Championships rh- Sanford team sent 14 Lawton; SB—Muncie, Chen. Saturday. taco to but in the big Inning, gtttimtg five hits, live walks, ega, Durkin 2, Crumllch, SchMiami . Dade teammates one hit hatter, a stolen base, llcht. Richard Gilmore and Silks couple pitches and il*l a two SO—Maples 10, Crumlich 3; A faced each other in BISUOP MOORE - - Learn to 9 A mMI= FlorWimarancylogyee, 'round )l"nsiees electricity 'lizninat.s (unai 'i4 comfort because It Is the ethel, d.ast, aced Intl odors. chespsst way to cool and heat Ibsi homes. It costs so little that the be*tIng feature Is Give. you constantly fr priscticailly a free bonus. Ye., It'e cheap, to ...uaquleter, Uwe j1 ALL-electric than to uset In On@ compact salt save. apace and the eats amtiiiitlon with Lah1 u*] 000tO(NP nd Iisthq,te1,, flame.typ, fuels. Ism thaok.yoq gift of flowers after a visit to her, home. Nothing - r ' -- --- -- Beethoven concert. 1. 0. - - !I.it J . -. - -- - - II ONE.LB. — - Aa Co. ..- hIh I IF FREESTYLE - . - • Carpets• Furniture - -- ,_ . S - to - - -- tary.treasurer. Thomas wan his post on the third ballot with a 72-54 vote. William Turnbull, of Orlando, A strong opponent Of Goodrich, H. M. Lee, o Fort yen Dan Danaby, of Panama City, were eliminated from the race composed of the hard core eosaervatI,sa of the party, and assured the group he was a Democrat by "faith and coo. "But I do not switch party -. Sanford berry blonde from Broward County, retained her post as High appeared before the eomxnittos, generally believed ole party. .•- At Flat pai..tt. (Al.sg.14. old pest efik.) Mrs. Ann Cramer, a straw. -. - - —9,11114-r. County. didat. Claude Kirk with a statement that the "Republlcan party is indeed a grind - - -, vice chairman of thi executive committee. She beat Mrs. Jo. an Damsey, of Mosree Cosus. ty. Grady Albritton, of Escam. big County, was elected secre. magenessanal INCAP -MRIM's ~ OVER 35 YLtRS • TI). • - 1 - Fumbre :__ , The boat Sanford Swim As. butterfly, along with Joining In &hweickert), T-2:36.4. (McDonald, 0111ff, &bue1e sociatlon won 15 events, 1n on two winning relay teams. (15-t0.17): 200 free relay nt, Skibenea). T-2:36.L eluding it relays, to easily (II-And-12): 200 fri's PeIa Robert Besserer was nut —2. (P. Schw,ickert, Si. Wilk off with the learn chani- in the 100-yard breaststroke. Smith, J. Polgar, D. Johnson); —4. (0. Reagan, J. Feldm.y ion fre.-5. P. Schw,IeIteg-t: G. Harden, J Whelehel); plonshlp of their own 4Mj. the 100-yard backstroke and 100 = breast - 4. J. Polgar, S. free—fl. G. Harden; 50 br.a' sanctioned meet Saturday at was second In the 100-yard P. $chweickert; 100 back — 2. —4. C. Harden; 50 butter -the Naval Academy's Olympic freestyle. Besaerer, swimming P. Schwdckert, S. Si. Smith; J. Feldmeyer; 200 medley ,o.. In the boys' 15-to11 $rOP, 200 medley relay - 2. (John. lay 4. (Reagan, Hardeis, The local team, co-coached also was oo two winning relay son, Polgar, Schweiekert, Feldmeyer, Whelchel), S by Emma Spencer and John teams. Smith. 413.And-14: 200 fr.. relay-Steve Yeldm.yer in the Colbert, tallied 411('i points, BOYS —3. A team (T. Kilelin., T. way ahead of the 200 total boys' 5-and-under 5CtlOi, and (S-And-Under): 100 free re- Whiting, F. Smith, D. Fits. Bob Bruce In the 13.17 boys' racked up by the second place lay - 2. (8. Feldmeyer, S. Patrick); S. H team (P. Xii. group, were the only other in. Bartholomew, H. Leesburg Swim Association, Harden, D. clint, P. Lindsey, E. &hws1. Colonial Swim Club was dividual winners for Sanford. Parker); 25 free - I. 8. Feld. eked, H. Whelch.l); 100 free third with 156 points and Feldmeyer was the 2$-yard meyer, 7. H. Harden, T—I6.4; —4. T. Whiting; 100 breast— Klngswood Manor, with Its freestyle race, while Bruce 25-Breast - 1. S. Feldniey.r; 3. D. Fitzpatrick, 4. T. Whit. 106 3 / 6 points barely nudged was first In th e 100-yard free. 5 back - 5. S. Bartholomew; ing; 200 medley relay — 3. A •' out out the Daytona Beach team styli. 25 butter - 2. S. Feldmeyer, team (Smith, Whiting, Kil. Sanford swimmers scoring; (103) for fourth. 3. J. Ros.mond, S. D. Parker; chine, Kilclln.), 4. 1 t.a*' GIRLS Other teams scoring were: 100 medley relay - 1. (Bar- (Lindsey, O'Connor, Schwet+:- : : : (I.and.under); $00 free Winter Park Country tholomew, Feldmeyer, Harden, eked, Fitzpatrick), . Club of Orlando 74, Orange hi - A. A team (K. Rob- Parker), T-1:26.2. (15-To-.17): 200 free relay. Si. 0111ff, G. Swim Association 631s, Mt. erts, H. Des., (9-And-10): 200 free relay —I. (H. Besser.r, Si. Brown, Dora 62, Land.O.Lakea Swim Cruml.y), 2. B team (T, Hunt. —1. A team (W. Morgan, T. H. Bruce, D. Richards), T--. er. Si. McDonald. M. 0111ff.............. (' LIub1, . wI5l d. lWiu' sos-i; LW ITee — J5ru, Si. Dowlen), T-1:15.i; Swim Association o oii mayor), S. 11 team (T. Mc. 2. H. Hess.rer, 4. S. DowL.n . breast 4. Si. 0111111 25 back Donald, 40a. Umatilla W. &hwslck.rt, S. T--U.5; 100 breast — 1. 1. H. Deaa 5. G. Crumlay; 0111ff, The Sanford team, besides S. Skibenee), T-2:13.. Beaserer, 4. L. Lindsey, T-..-' 25 butter 4. H. Do"; 100 Its IS first place finishes, 64) free - I. Si. Smith, T— 1:12.6; 100 back — 1. H. Be. -: grabbed the second spot 13 medley relay — I. A team 3; 50 back - 1. Si. Smith, urn-, B. Bruce, S. S. Dow. (Crumley, Dea., 0111ff, Robtimes, the third place ribbon T-40.S; 54) butter - Si. len, 4. N. Brown, T-1:12.2s 1$) times, and finished from eels), 2. B team (Dowlin, Smith; 200 medley relay — 1. 200 medley relay—I. (Pa1gar fourth to sixth on 33 different Hunter, McDonald, 0111ff), T A _ team (Smith, Morgan, Hun. Brown, Beusrer, 1191. 132.5. occasions to rack up their big (9.And'lO): 200 tie, relay tee, P'eldrneyer), 4. B team _ T—*:l0.2. total. I oil P . . . ..., H - events. Ito. said, however, he Planned to eosstluue working actively hi the party as state committeeman from Manatee viction." lie took a stab at Republic guberpatorial can. fi e - this fra llesáid a loth oi the s,Ittb JIM ban removed so It eoofd be thIOWI The har men, wo dh ed minor Injuries, were aboard the .i.@ of n n.tar traM loaded with roea. i'orntos SAW ft was traveling about 4$ nun an boar whom ft hit two 6*01 ears, d.moIkMg them. e Sam M es. ngpsr—t saw the thrown switch as they the wars saibie to stop bolue killing the freight can. He said the FBI has bees saw to The FEC baa bees stresh by 11 ace-operating aim to what has become the utlos's aegest railway strike, now, to its fourth year. Although than were ems of dynamiting and other latMenta In the early Partof the strike, there had been no claims of violence for seya) months before the shooting last week. 7 _1.__ Z _-:_Z No- AAU I ' - ..,:: n.ord Swim ers Easil Co Meet -., Host Local Tankers Tally 411 Points V . Wreck. eta train eisa of sabotage—they Jest wIth esme freIght cars $atr. .p.nea the switch to fro.t of day a& *st .; If •' 08 5 : SS ; _ _5 S 2111~9 . fl. VleiMs East C.sg Rail, the wrong biek and dammed way (TIC), troubled wIth l. We the freight eu her iIii amahe more than rc rresi..t W. L. lbm GM year,, NO ' 4 ed sib. to. Said It was "4WSd a to the at' . -:-' :- It a Is * Gnw ST. AUwn.E (UPI) : • -' . • - PiigelO—Juu.U,1NS 1; S.. ,- S - S ---'-. TTT i - I — ---.—. _'5 - I& I"o . .- - - a S - -.. - I 1 *:"* S �I S S 4. 'S 5, I S..' 1.___ 5 "Kiwanis - 10_Tight at d WI a busy w.akendfor the Im ul ell kii's 1113 Instills WIT. reeled ON as Ph" 2A — S robs A1111111111 1 UN First Jr iAeague pItchers duel, Bobby Lend. with Donald Brown doing thi Iulzt and CPO hurling (a strikeouts) end Sam and Bobby Pre4 Inning.. bilk. .Fàr,fl's third inur d srst 3sIds. 'lbe sews came from inning homer was the big blow Js w iagus wsrs the bitting pimeb. First Federal topped ilimi Mart I lisle amid Jime sole in UtIle League play, Cha.. LI In4krcury by the alma S of M place sad kept as rolling lee It1 1*1k $1 score. John Russell was awit beni., Mike fllckaos win with a 1.0 d.cisl' amthe winning hurler and he lusts bifter, Ii, Locomotive Engineers In the got 14-hits from his mates for EIws, which had a ins. National League. Richard support, Including a home run INS record and finished filth Frank ovtdusled Paul Watson by Jimmy Staffing. in the first MIS, grabbed the in this we and Ricky Grant In FleW., play, the Rebels MY through the second with had two bits tot Chase. remained undefeated with a $34 win over Skrin. The will In other LIttle Leagu. play, 1$ win over the Twins. David Mind We Riwanii mark to 4.1, George's thumpq,Øoody.ar,. Runnels had a triple and sin. whIle 11111111`111 k .'00 and Elk. 130, behind R*I, Carters gie to back up the winning are *0 1111144 Me second with one bitter and three bits from slanta of John Wblgham. 34 marks. the bat of Dicky, bus. The Panthers walloped the I.e ?aidkg held .Sbrine to Navy blanked ilosida State Cards,1$$, with Kerner lead. e hit, a donbie by Richard Bank, 100, as Lance rilliger lug the way with three hits. Warren, in besting Skipper had a. two-bitter and Harold The Twins beat the Cubs, 134, leakadk in a pitchers' duel. Davidson and 1I Bhllups with Jack Bleam racking up Tommy Whlgbpa had two hits were the hitting*111111112 14 strikeouts and Johnny Do. Xlwania.j kg the big blow Strickland Mur$.eu 4rog- yle and Robert Owens getting I), 11 was a 11111111-11 114" by Ric. ad Sanford AUan$Ø,Bonk ,+1 The - new" pltth.rs bait champs, ware bilks, but WON l.tAwalk, slehsis base, wild pIte and * lirowing or. rot gave Elks Its run In the seventh ivilng. Coell Simpson was the winning pitch.,. as third Junior League CRY League NATIONAL LZAGUE W.LPct, GB 14 22 .607 San Fran. 33 33 .$02 Pitt. 3223 .513 1½ Cleveland Baltimore Detroit Phila. Houston St. Louis Atlanta 31 24 .564 2½ 3126.44 34 23 2* .472 7½ 2732.43$ *½ 13 30 .434 0½ Min n. Calif. Chicago Now York Wan. City 3030 .400 ttc4 173? .31516 Wash. Boston chicago Suiidas Rl$UIIl Sfindings .. - - 4 Shrini CPO ., Zlkz Clvit,an, Rotary 1 3 2 32 32 2,3 05 By UPI son. A throwing blown pop fly to allow two Weight froes Chicago and hit his second two-run clout Professor Juan Maslchal error bythre,.bsss losing pitch., len PtiU$e runs to soer and sect the White 5ft to their pt the day In leading the has handed the Los Angeles Perranoaki In the eighth in. wipe out $ 14 Cardinal lead, fifth consecutive defeat. Jim Yankees to a 1210 triumph Dodgers another falling I nInIff isv. the Giant. their 1111 White mide in 4-1 with Grant allowed only five Jilt& in the nightcap. grade in his latest seminar third run and the margin of a two ten tircuit thu in the aid cut down Bill Skowron Denny MeLain, needing Candlestick Park, • victory. at alatli and bsck Chris Short's at th. plat. Al Wile' nlnth.lnnlng relief help from Marlehal, who credit. his Pit Pitts tsburgh burgh outlasted At. fIve-bit hurling. brains rather than his arm Joy Podres and tarry Mueese but In the eighth. 114, Philadelphia 4.. Jerry Gret.'. two oat gig. for the ii victories th Gary Bell ibalted Washing. Sherry, registered his ninth equal frated t. Sandy Koufax' majoratleague NOW gle .r, — 'it Lou's t t ., hits WW eoutrib- victory of the season--tops I" was summa cum isode York nipped Cincinnati 3 I. Ireusoad, who had 01119104 uted $ ?on-scoring single as in the AL. Sunday as he handed the 11 InnIngs, and Housto clip. aid 00v94 to seeomat ananthe ladisas remained 11 per. Ed Charles tripled in the Dodgers a 3.2 setback and ped Chicago 5-4 in other NI, infield sat. liii ChfltD4I points ahead of relieve, Bait!. fourth Inning to score Ken Day. moved San Francisco to with. games. Use, ffarrleson and then came In four percentage points of In the American League, of thepicked up his first win more.to is and dummy and L home on Phi! Rwf's eneriflee first place. Cleveland whipped Washing. Ellis, the last of foss, CIO. Clintoneach slammed three. fly In providing RoWe Sheld. H a r Ic Ii a l's performance ton 6.3, Baltimore bested 'lush pitchers, lost his 10th run homers and Joe P.pitoue on with his fourth victory. could hardly be termed a Boston 8.1. Minnesota edged game against two vlc$eje, surprise. The four-bit tn- Chicago 2-1, Kansas City lusty Btaub, Dsv, Nickel. umph was the curve-balling trimmed California 41, and ass and Jobs Bateeuan slam. righthandei's 15th in * row Detroit split a twunbill with med two run homer, to peee without is flaw against the New York, winning the open. Routes o'er Chicago and Dodgers at Candlestick. er 7.5 and dropping the give FOR BOYS Dave Glusti his eighth The 27-year-old Giant, who nightcap 12.10. win In 11 dsclslons. IN THE HEART OF THE PINES" holds a *innlng mark over Roberto Clements and wil. Steve N. W. Of 0*11111 every National League rival, lie Stargell drove In two r,s hitter InBarber hurled a five. pitching Baltimore a distinction even Koufa5 spice. and Gene Alley and to victory 1011 PITTARD, Directs, over last-place cannot elalm,ende,j his short. Jose PSgiifl each had (W.kiag Wi th Soya For ii Years) three Boston. Barber struck out six lived losing streak at two to hits FIRST CAMPIN• SESSION BEGINNING as the Pirates collected in raising his record to 5.2. boost his season record to 14 off sIx Brave pitcher,. League RUt leader Brooks JUNE 20 JULY 4 (Or Linger) Pittsburgh took the lead for Robinson drove in two runs, WILL HELP IMPROVE YOUR SON'S SKILLSAND INCREASE The Dodgers could find no good when they tallied four Frank Robinson took HIS SELF CONFIDENCE HAVE FUN — ADVENTURE — over the 36 20 .643 33 21 .611 2 26 26.500 1 2726.491 1½ 23 27.481 9 3426.45310 21 51 .404 13 23 33 .397 14 answers Sunday except for a times in the third Inning. pair of solo home runs by Panthers -....'•. Yanks Chiefs Cards ' GAMES T(HLtY o I__-_ui, r""•" 'e S — 32211R41 -- • * ¼ S Sunday. 5 1 part." Has said. "It isn't fast h..A. .b .15 ?• Mw" •b •. Ill,. . - 4th Sr. a Good luck for Petty was ' CInCluIU second baseman to check his tires. He fell two nieda a quick stop to take on Rodgers Grabs Petty, of Randleman, N. C., went off In the lead and held It until his first scheduled Money Lead In pit stop on the 184th lap. Pearson, In a 1060 Dodge, led laps 135 through 141 when five gallons of gas. lie was still a lap ahead of Petty as he roared out of the pit road. His right rear Buick Tourne y he made his first stop, Petty took over again and led laps 14 through 182. He lost the lead with an unscheduled stop we 3 9C .rH It is no illusion that the fates have led the SatIn League In double plays I past several years. Last son Pittsburgh made 159 d ble plays, 23 more cond place Chicago. than "The value of fielding baseball Is somewhat until played," Mareroskl s a I "People tell me I could be the Hall of Fame someday my hitting (.265 lifetime) w as good as my glove. "Hut that doesn't both me. There's got to be son tire was cut by something on the truck and he ran the last four isps with the tire flat. Petty didn't pass him until the second turn of the last lap. 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"NORTHERN" TOILET BEANS c ys AlWAYs mat QUMflY Sunday for the $20.000 first "1 can't think of a better aendoff from One tournament to another than what I got lucre," smiled the 28 -year-old 0 Californian, going back to hula native land. ills leg cramps became so severe on We*ines. day that he th ough of with. drawing from the Buick. But whirlpool treatments eased the pain. fit-, beat, among others, defending champion Tony Lema, in a head-to-head -to-head duel Sunday, to win the, Buick by two strokes over Johnny Putt p,h.s lied she, Wedaesdey .oeat Sly 1I5118 ,ese,veJ si to San Francisco where the U. S. Open championship starts Thursday. INDS a FIECIS S is didn't play in the tournament because of leg cramps, went I BACON 2 S a to which wastes time. "Thas Is what makes seem like I'm just giving I bail a quick flip, with ebb: viated arm motion. And this the illusion of 'quick hands. laps behind as two tires were changed and Pearson moved out front again. Petty made still another stop which put him three and one-half laps behind and apparently out of the race. But fortune took over with five laps remaining as Pearson track. Buick Open. Along with those he beat 00 W. 1316 St. LB. 100 UAM* Morep, get "That way, you can yc feet set and you can push the bag in any direction. pushing hard with your It technique and It has very lit' you can get more speed a tie to do with so-called natural accuracy Into the throw wi abillty." out cranking up your ar - ty's average speed of 81.42 miles an hour was the fastest ever for the distance and Rodgers, 1966 golf's leading money winner, and the players who trailed him in the ONIONS PEANUTS 16 :-,. Luck Gives Petty "Fireball" Win (UPI) It was California hero we come today for Phil NEW YORK YELLOW (At Ft. Mellon) Yanks vLPanth.n4:3 'c ... •' . halt mil, track gave Richard lap. Pearson still finished sec. Petty a $1,500 win In the Fireball 300 Grand National ond, only five seconds behind NASCAR stock care race Petty's 1066 Plymouth. Pet. w Tigers v, Twins, 4:30 : WEAVERVILLE, N. C. bad for Dave Pearson who (UPI)—Luck and a record cut a tire on track debris and Pace for a 154) mile race on $ lost the lend on the 209th (At Pinehurst) S • 1 69 Metro $oftbaU (At I' I. Mellon) . • -s' ... ---..' G R AN D B LA N C. Mich. lLlMIT 3 OF EACH WITH $3.00 ORDER) Baptist; 5:45 PeeWee I 5 my feet, not my hands. 'This Is the technique. Ma second basemen think tI should get to the bag the sal time the ball does, but act it off to first to complete a ly you should get there a double play with his hands U. before. of record for shoe. lace tying. What it', supposed to mean Is th at Mazeroski can take a throw at second base and whip - &Mfwd Ave. SPECIALS ON ' EVERY DAY some sort working In a kind of blur. "This Is Ui. misleading • IN 5TEPWash1ngtofl second baseman Bob Saverins knows the steps, but it didn't help on this bard drive C LB. '' . which wound up In right field for a base hit. 322-1 Pete Rose, who has been 1 le. 1 body on a team with a glove. I And the other Pirate In. i thered in his major kit especially In the Infield. If fielders worship him. career by the dossblo-çutay I'm that guy on this club, "He makes me look great," then I'ø fulfilled my ambl. said shortstop Gene Alley, vot, once came to Ilazero lion In baseball. for advice and remarked, "It would be nice to be both "He's always working on his sj wish I had your hands." bitter and a fielder. You defensive play and It makes a '4 'Quick hand,," the Flits. "1 told Pete he probel always see bitters with bats In me work on mine, too." Pirates second b as eman burgh 'J had better wrists and has their hands. In practice I'm Alley recalled the time he .4 saId. Now just what the devil than 1 have. He's a swil always carrying my glove, complimented the Pirate cap. does that mean? Not only In picking up stray balls," lain on his "quick hands." .j baseball, but any sport. It's hitter, alter all, and a gc Said Pirate rehlefer Elroy didn't any anything but misleading . I think." j It doesn't mean that Maze one. I appreciate the comi Face, "Max could hit .009 and the"He way he looked Ithought he meat, but I told him It It wouldn't change his value was going to take my head roski can flip a bite of steak* wanted to learn anything in to this club any." off.', into his mouth faster than most people, or that be holds me he should start watchi ' SPORTS . - By Dove am NEW YORK (SEA) — There's a sports clich, that has forever. puzzled Bill Ha. zeroski, mainly because It is forever being applied to him. '1 - SWIMMING 'Quick nands' Misleading Claims Mazeros i 1 I I TALL CANS 455cm. vs. Church of Gu4 7:30 Knights of Columbus vs. First I I , CAT FOOD rinecresi S 0 PORK CIIOPS "CALO" DOG AND Longwood vs. Penney's, 7:30 Ptnecrest Resell vs. Quality Mill, 8"43 (%sreh Softball (Atl'inehUrst) . • I (LIMIT. ONE ,ilTH $1.00 ORDER) 4:30 ; IrmaJune 13, 1966 — Page SA F CENTER CUT 2033.364 15½ GIANT BOX Navy v. Strtck..Morr., 4:30 San.-AU.- Hank vs. George's, 7:30 At Hay Ave.)' Goodyea? vs. Via. SI, Bank, S - CU B E ST EAK ENER G UtIle National (t Ft. Mellon) S - uroppes a wino. DETERGENT 4:30 ri . — (LIMIT. ONE WUH $3.00 ORDER) * 2 3 5 Gaitsib • Q0 LEAN TENDER 24-OZ. BOTTLE Chase vi. Pinecrest flex., 7:30 (At Ft. Mellon) Quality. Sill vs. Coble, 7:30 Chase vs. i'inocreat flea., 8:43 Junior League (At Pinehurst) Shrine vs. Elks, 7:30 Pee Wee (At VP Mellon) Cubs vi; Rebels GAMES TUESDAY I It . OIL Little National (At Ft. Mellon) Locomotive Eng. vs. hunt, FJ ..v.r SKIING — RIDING P110111 NOW 01 see. AT1A AL horns run leadership with a solo amub. T5I Twins won their eighth $UNNYND W 3 3 3 St. Louis second ba..iiai I..It.... v_..__ Jim i,i,fk.... ....l V..... UIflE NATIONAL W Chase ' 16 0 LocomotiVe Engineer ia 4 P111ecre4. Retail 6 10 Quality 2611 6 10 WL Strickland.Morrlsoa 11 5 Georges 11 5 Florida State Bank 10 6 Sanford-Atlantic Hank S I Navy 7 9 Goodyear i is PEEWEE EASTERN W Rebels $0 Cuba 2 4 TIgres 2 4 Twins 2 4 PEEWEE WESTERN ' * CAMP MOKI 9e.tltp Rights Rnasw.d PRICs4 GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY Hunt Iris 5 11 First Federal 3 13 UTiLE AMERICAN ' 34 18 .654 Sunday's Reults PIttsburgh 11 Atlanta Cleveland 6 Washington 3 Philadelphia I St. METRO SOPIBALL New York I Cincinnati 2 (11' Baltimore 8 Boston 1 ( Finel First now) Minnesota 2 Chicago I WL Detroit 7.10 New York 5•12 austin $ Chicago Quinty MR 14 1 San Kansas City 4 California I Francisco 3 Los Angeles 2 Cobla Bolts 1$ a Today's Games T.day's 646W Pinecresti Emil Minnesota at aKnsas City (2. St. Louis at New Yoit (2, TN) Loegwood' 4 it T.N) at Philadelphia (2 7' chase 313 Atlanta California at Chicago (2, T-N) N) Panney'i * Washington at Detroit (N) Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (N)' ajtji Boston at Cleveland (N) SOFTIALz, Houston at Los Angeles (N) New York at Baltimore (N) W L Chicago *1 San FrancIsco Knights of Columbus 4 0 1'ue4ys Games Tuesday's Games First Baptist 3 1 St. Louis at New York Boston at Cleveland (N) P1creat Assembly 2 2 Atlanta it Philadelphia (N) Minn. at Kansas City (N) Church of God 0 3 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (N) New York at Boston (N) PlnscresI Baptist o 3 Houston at Los Mgeles (N) California at Chicago JUNIOR BASEBALL Chicago at San Francisco Washington at Detroit (N) VIiw.,.l. r &nchoil Retains Mastery ' Over LA Americas League WLFrt. GB Los Aug. Clan. New York - three hits apiece. Major Leagde Standings same whet, Jlkg, the tint 5, -- - 5' 12' 4' 4' 4 21 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! EVO. MILK 3TALL$. CANS $Ierl,14EUEWHIRE �. . I II 11 , . 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If You put up With lb... bsell.ese aas$km summer, you've asked tsr It A9. ps,sstlp psi hUed S. teach yes, highS., what Your a.thevtaetbtyos.-.re.peei fit isV. sidem, Foe if you , • • . . • : • • • • • It I II • • • . i i . . I i ., . . . t 0 .I Ito ad spades. test dim /i ww"s RART 6668 III Vold bad no way to make his VmW dam. Its Mae a vouset St. W but It was too little SM I i.1 I ; ~ , r. 6A I 9 , . .- i I 1 ~I I I I Otto I . ~ aS so get to make your pleas. Eaow wba It Is you West lisa soul angle. Then the acquit' alOns.' show that you hare fly along such go"ih Ps" 16 I Pon Tb. odds Ins th a, 7.0 break about once in mo times. A suit breaks 3-0 about 22 times In a hundred. wheis I . , 11 I . . . write to I , . A9 Pass 76 Pau Opening lesd-X xLI Ron easy to make with two bath c towels. Lay two matching towels, one on top of the other. 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N\MI" I ' I AI)l)RESS • CITY_S'I'ATE_- oFUN _lf £ ifi ,zesanurunrorcu, • F - I I I I LVACATION DATI_ ON TIll ICUINI JOHN WATNI IN "MaCiludosh" PtM$ ous.? 6051$ IN "MAIL 05511 11151' *05I I Aq • - - _______ g'Lies gys -- __________ • 't' 015th Prized • L FE.4r,j,,,; 2 CPL ,, a ___ - . H W _____ I ____ ___ " - • ZilI - CI IkAiA D1'ItAC . . -,, / - '$t)?a *1011? , . *,. • - on viOl _ . Ali • ' ______________________ - affords a breathtaking vista for easy breakfast. parties. Restaurant. lourdes entertainment-f roe parking. 5hopping center opposite. tennis, goll. fishing nearby. If you want tun-eall linday. cow "rI r room olympic pool. playground, kiddie pool-Ideal . r" 5 - Lvery Atlantic Oc.sn-invltlng, serene, refreshing'- makes your vacation perfect. Ocean beach. private . 4 i... __ _____ gay of the [me CATow sisa D*hioa ______________ t.s ç. r i . .1. . .. ~ , - - __ .... . 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TONITI & TUISDAY 7:41• 11:41 iIIitflIltti ISbYI5s3asasd 0 $7 TO Miadwhth • . .RjM$Q, Give Dad A Real? eati I IlAll Stan (In 9:20 _______________________ __ ___ I' • ,A .IV 4e, ) ',ontD.ck.r Repeat M"m VTR 11:111-11:30 sine. litu'lles 6 Honest liji,n. v*rn '-. P __________________ ( ___ . . . TNE um a.. 9Z."-"' 1, . BLINDFOLDi L '° fzV 0 1 I- The to" A11121 37kTiØo 43 ".ZIL° tø n.polsuc 45 411011111111ftred 113 TO-' Ira XL "1111,14-1,1F 4, 14. ;14 I, . ZIAtiUI!C. 30 ____ 1 ' . PIS'T To .' . . . 36 ii, - ___________ MV 'atu'LL HAY! Afl ',vu 'U flUKOLAFTCS ThfYAL*f*DY US! / .' _____ • . . . . AT I IS S I S. 5:15 k1ii Itt4JlL1wIItZtC Mn.flcaa Is,. 25CIuuc*rt Kam 3I i'p45 -- II 3* uirl ItZ I 7 ----__ • .3 ____ ___ . . I I .... dbkout 4.,* ~ I .L I.? 'Vl,tr. the ?4•wsiop• 161S (3) News 11410 43) Cancitntrall,,n fill) The SfeCoys ________________________ 9contrall 24 FSA ;s Tam _____ ' Naerclas ror gs 23AM& ___ tea %%..ly IoAn-10:40 Spanish 4 • 1411pasialls river Ivu.) 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S. t$ . 0.. 2 11 I Il A 11 I I A U A a I A I to 111114 A lag "My friend Arlin an took - , • . - Take him out to dinner at this Tmdo I. I -vt--~i,v I i, W"inds. Wondeirful food. Fast, couro. t;,~tj ~ .1..X. 14;40 41 390, XY1161110 4..... a.:s • _____ - • .A-Q s __________ you wily need. jr YOUR 0111A a DUN : 10DAy ... he. or also wW be los' Z _01 ( e , doe . * a flair for the dramatic that fl Impress others so lid. You must teach him other eerly sot is d.Ubash so i uchorother.wU1getabSa4 of him,or bar, through sheer piocasdnalioa. The Snid of aagIayeryflasheZe,also ius, soilin g, etc Mythiag 0 9 ww NWTIr pzg ('eb, 30 to Match 30) contacting the" persons who can help you In any WAY on whatever Is most Important to you will bring fin, results --_ • -V*W _%_~ V 141 K~ Party 0) A Time rot us 2, 3b ill Alle .News 3:09 (2) Another Worlit 441 To Tell The Truth (I) $:So (I P People Are runny (4) Leave It To Usaver Aff-IFAMW 0111%00w. • • I (2)Tb* Dootoes Ilest of Orouche (9) V AN021 p ...looklngforsa.wway tOdelightthskl4d7g, 44) 1*11cle Wall t' Msalo 9:60 Two (3) 1ACe Waite, A Deist (0) As The World Turns I 'i' ,)) Tiy 14 ;11 Romper Bonin I . TMTV tn ROW01- eyes 41 I I 6 ioe - M j 1"21 lin PAIR About 330 varieties of penI kip" 4-to-12 0-IL bob" Milisel. cils are manufactured. 4.00 (.4 M*Irh (Jim. I4) $PtMtuIi$ oil 7? Atinsot Strip 4:3. I. NI1( N.w. Ca,psI 5:50 tsj Cipt. Kssuru. _____________________________________________________ CALLEP list it) You are able to do some- ;R thing nice for kin today that N pease em w it i. possible to keep Peeled for some new Idea that will increase your income. Got 750 1_1_e`"o--e.iee. ,.ii`0 '...TIIlICITIP OPJSTn.l0J ( gas i• Ti III MA I 1 a meey ,w ii.ou,s PUS I- IT$,miD MIS P05 5*111th - -I 1111L ,e.i. * *a.t ii1 am JVSTI* TO A IPO , SOSi I(JCPINLV P505 . flL. GO 0111110L. i bobbles B. Joyful at thee. • ?'b! 5)3 . . - ., 'h#, M AT'W ROAL 200 FEVIP"am, ( ~ GOING slightly chilling entertainment up to the usual standards of Th.Tiiing %Iirrl• is 5:13 us .. ill I)) Tods .NOWN 4fl Dill Hiruon Show . I -1w 4 - (5)th,nahln.Almanso Ia SHORT RIBS ~ 1 , I 11 11 I P I I :1I (3) Focva 2:30 S I 431 I .1 . ? 164 . 10 ed In very good time. impress -, • (1) Not easier 1:31 (1) Varm Ileporl 41 5/ i ) I 1% that matter. Work on 3SU I ._.~ I 'uI" V 12:11 (4) CHS ,is** 1;00(.) NINI'lle Y •aiø 1:06 (31 Daily Word lotlosbas A. IS. - bor Along a more intelligent I level now with ill fw4w pontnce carefully, Writin g letters can also bring billbefits ' (flAI'MWiWIM NP,gY ALL ', Bur 'tCLVPit TN. • MGET it uatloos with a sass of homor - or social affairs, tor If If a u. flo od l'o"fla (6) Arldne DAM I (0) Itovie 1:46 (a) .News - off.suageopet .40 ./j IS) (s) . Itald II) TonIrM Show it) Roarint Twenties -- _____________ NQD= associates with the, fact that A you can make worthwhile Ins. provements. as dynamic. by -_ Tre rNIS is 0NVr / Ladies,' and Ii produces an other Imaginative. witty and 16) i'' Love (OSearch Iror Tomor. 3) Io:o4 ill Ituts For Your Life •• ______ ',,•I is sr auJi C14104 'Ja TIUY TINTATIVIIII U° (9) Otrl Italk I .1 • "ia ' - stumble across in efficient secretarial bureau 01ch literally does just that. It's *,3:30 (3 4) Leta Play past offi,s it) Lucy Show ,,• nt - partsiore Is j' - --'----' LIBRAOff.THeN TW15A CHILDRe"s . _• a very sue " - I r"W___ " - _____ 0 NIXTADAY . . 0 / 444Tirt, 14 6 ___ . " Ondi good thing-1 don't think the 11119criantion Director I SAGfffARM (Nov. n to Inches from the other end (for ellt) and stitch between those markings. Repeat this - _____ a I I i 1VfWNCWM 10 undetstaii ,what Is aspect right 4 (9) rup4ltroarkst Swiloo 11:30 42) Paradise Day 44) Dick Von Dyke 7:34 41 4) To Tell The Trath .544 8:00 13) John Forsyth in* -.1 - ,oag w C NJ 1 -WOW W047004 ! i I 46) 11*4th Valley DAYO :1 Itullsheloa WP_ ~ A.A MQ:HVF#0AaXW !Vt" " _____ work Is a 0 I . . 1 alter &5 okI. a so uaa W '0--clt Ifith 1:01 IS) Zan Orsy 'tlu.stts 5 0 OUR - -_ - ~ Naive (1) ABC No*@ VISIT •IWB I KONNO n to Nov •' •ou are w.se e.., now M0 (9) - I . I 41 * No, 4pAT r. IS '-i- . "~ 9 PRISMA'S MP • tho ed of you . --- I -_ I Television Tonight I , ~ rAmm Va LNIAW N= V I dictate an Important letter. lst,ilor.madeforthosesecre' lanes who occasionally hay, felt they could murder the tss. Steed and Mrs. Peel • • - Feu one who Is busy arrenglag flowers. cooking up a gourmet dish on a hot plat orrearrsag.. Ing thsfurnfturejn th.reeep.::.... lion room when they wast to .. and Vest scouted Includes two singers, of Chicago. that is. John Rusty. progressive jazz group and 0:30-0 P.M. (NBC) "Dr. 1(11. Davidson continues as a anaIrish toIk.singing group. 1 k ,ust, "The Roman charming and polseu dar*.' in 10.11 (P.M. (ABC) 'The Candle's Bright Glare." (Co. uith an exceptionally Avengers" - "How To Sucolce. In addition to seri e dreadful lot) (Rerun). That s ceed At Mutdcr." This show ,:______ ' a*Y,*oMouLD pm' sad birth 101 I - - -I ' _______ I a. I '- cosent"tes wsrkr ________ • • taWy Improve sad you will make Innersoles which are 9* aboit to hi given $ look weuin Your .loana, stltebsd from sldetoahleaad that places jour pttiØs Ii new talacoet. I hays my "My asch 1. lb. is. thIag end to end t. stay In place. e public limelight is ideal. ebsice it eMber a regIat so. that 'gil.' me. It Is yolkawiak This lives tosser wear is the 'Tb. Stars lapel, an, di dorm fslssoat er on. of these aid plain stringy. I use cold allppers.-POLLY not compel." What OU make new Paris-inspired plaids sos. arise but this Is of little DEAlt POLLY - Are your ,Is largely up S. throughcsatsMydau$0erIs h51p,Whattodof"....p. leUnsPk.cansbardto ow in Sass business, yes You mast work cm your opes? If so, try my husband's carroll RigMeri lidIvidual aii."-.JI. I seek. It can be Improved suggestIon. Pour cooking oU jo your alga for Iwouldsewrpenosajlyee. thnughpeopercars.Sendms atoabottle sap lad With a July isSOw ready, Vuryosr' hctaplaallccoat,,osati., aleug,aeltaddr,u.d,atamp. toothplckputadroportwoof copys,n4yourblrtbdateaad hswichltaaParts-lasp5. ad envelops and iS cents In theolloueachslide. $Ltocarroumgbte,Vsr.cast ad. liitlsbasateekecy to colakrmylean,t, "HowT. Slide the opening tab back 'rheSanford ft,raM, lox lIJI, a "hsu'eedI Wok yes ,euu Yeuthily TOW Moth" sod ON. several times sad llolIjwoutS,Caill. I hi mlse is get esytbing but bowlhsplaatoaucc,es can from then cm the pluSh. Fine boo gums litter. Thmorrow Black aid Whits iIl gilds open quickly aid * esilse harry esstala$ Iwo al eut $uits, of Is "The wets" easlly,-SIl1I ieM.e bs.n, • ' ,• -' i I- I ' Who _____ . - . ' devotloOtoUbmaBig aftet;,, everyone and people ember. Wet a lot of weight and I on th. other long side. lath. rau me by comparing my won't be able to get it back; er ends of towels Into about t we what I Saw the doctor has told, me It 14 Inches to make the neck. weigh, I got Into fur. would be dangerous to try.- Sew trimming on neck edges ow a of dWilaS but Owre is a roll of flabby leaving enough at each fad but I'm give up. DO nosh About the girdle line. to Us on the shoulders. A set People act WX Ivory- What can I do about thlaro- of washcloth slippero lied *bar$,,,- Mrs. Y. um No matching towel robe'make a Yes, I'm sorry to Say that Good-keop to your deterial. nice jift.-CHARLENE I believe they do. Tots can- natios;aonsors once" w.Ipt. GIRLS-Mrs. J.E.H. makes aid must- Spots lb. subject Y can be Sited to a bog, her slippers lb. umi way eompletely.Justdos$41aeues Uasbtsladglrdisorangij. butglyesthssn a nice finish It. Icy lbs subject bores You Is4Ss garment Which will by sewing the keels and toes tstslkabout It. bait beepS. Miielhoitth*t flabby flesh, together with the slizag peer diet I Your health will be Rave your uedetgarmentg St. stitch on bar sewing machine. better It sad yes will leek as yes would your shesi. Mrs. G. W. A. uses a putt Tholineol the Sgur.wUlCar. pie.. of outing flannel t ~ . ' 1' • _rS keep ' -. . -- - Previews her, who Kildar* that the has managed ben Rodrigues and hIG d e •'" how is abs ever going to place a girl as secretary to a man who already, has $ wIle? won'tlf The wife ego help ft...... and the wife probably sea, There may eves be some • bosses left who, when they hire a eacretary, west a girl"" a sic. to get hired at Blair Hospital Richard will sing as well as dance. This show Ii "NI.. vacation, Miss Martin? Rut tltsrs! Imustn't stand $30.0 P.%1. (CBS). 'Thi to stalk her prey. A less.than. aimed atPryor the young set but itoISld and you free. your Lucy Show." (Color) (Rerun) warm reception 1mm the good there i something In It for The spy lad boo even caught doctor makes her change her everyone John David. r up with our gal Lucy.in & very tactics and try to discredit son is a .realandcomer. CARNIVAL • ________________ - funny episode In which Robert him medically. Meanwhile, I (CBS) "Iloilyw.I Stock plays government agent professor llolman Darren me. Ta10-11 lent Scouts" (Color), It's Brigga. It seems Lucy looks Gavin) dies (fl, music all the way, when Art 910 P just like Rusty Martin the i (NBC) 'ICraft Unkkttcrs celebrity scouts girl friend of Big Nick (Bruce Summer Music hall" (Color) tonight are Cliff Robertson, Gordon), a hood who Is about South and West are the Cummings and Eurtha a show flrlggs themes of tonight to be paroled, and - Kilt. The talent they have talk. Lucy Into posing as South of the border • .,' l for her boss-marry .cbool, halo.." (Color) (*efa) Thai teenager Lois Gibbon (play. regulars Jackie and Gayls, Ia host to the Rverly ed with bloodcurdling au. The ICing Cousins and George , k . ' by TI DWIUUfl liii Vogues, l.Aj thntlC Walker' Carli VfY ,' " JOhO ge . Rollins and David Winters, has developed such a crush on k Is* as 1 " AId with all that pubUcIty... hunting ' ar'.1 %\f " .:.::. IN I ONI.V HAV• PA1O ø iJ•ø4M O /_ Pme •. -: ;; '- • - be tter. Carry through on mat fare of policy. Reath this right A nice after-both robe is . . .:•z ' z , • '" ficleally. Know who you truly $11asid. shm PWUIWW we to blame Lady Luck Ise land score the grand slam. 4 Edo - I'M 111100k r W966 vwWA, " j!.S/ . 1rr" •.: so: . . ..L nature that are most Import. front. The pointed end 11 the toe. Run the elastic, with * safety pin fastened to one end, through the casing an sew . ' -.' I OWL V 1i1". AdO i II *** MlN.W as #gay to death of obviously husband. TV Time q/qf N I I • sLt4h ISU IC So aiDS! -._-'.-.." % £i ' with what.ver duds, ot a to be 1=9 In spades, you got Its$ them one In a thousand. or answored this and her &us. W' s riquilot lot thill -W&Y to one and to make this boot. rww 3nake bedroom slipper$ out of washoloths. Oft Washcloth in Place. Sew seam up the -- . (//' " etc. All fine. DEAN POLLY-1 would Uke Bastion appears in Our Polly,$ makes one slipper. Vold wash. to know how to got the hard Pointers Booklet as tollo*s: cloth In halt and a nor. crust off the OUTSIDE of my ,-Us* regular comm@rcial oven row hem up the ba:k w leaving a fron skillet. 1% inside Is all clatter to clean the outside about I~j 10 2 inches to told tight but I be" tried all sorts of a cost inn skillet or pan. down. Tilts makes a easing at thloss on the outside. I Follow directions on the pack. in which ii.iiech elastic Is in. would SPPreclsl* any b@IP- 490-'t Hope this Will help YOU. serted when the slipper Is MRS. J. C. X. DNA* POLLY-My Pointer finished. Trim the first stitch- . TPUSP/ .o.. right () Itl11441I £I Getting Into now places. Mod. Ing now persocialitles, fladlej new interests Is your best bet AfiYwsy, South WW no no. I . \w..j with an influesitial 1 In owill Bet his, or ber suppoirt. Tat ambitions can be realliselit. his mls'ortuo@'Once the Sea Ofstur-4splaydldla. oldI$mondsheld,b.could crease south's gsssraI pops tuft a dianmond with the Jack larity, Both opponents were goddess of chance. Who has of trumps; lead a trump t. delighted. but peer soith did sh. punish his ten; ruSt another diamond South was ln'goe.5. His Ire that way? Who ill, would Mad with the queen; draw trumps • . L.a Angeles, Cal., 90069, tat Abbs booklet, "Plow t. Write Letters for All Ores. clubs the other Is very likely ' Will* Naciiiii licele bold Sam clubs wild West was able to niff. 4 persons In -_ ' U1T THEIZISM"i_ ^_..40R1r 'V... -wommomw WAY OUT OUR - CIRCUIT 'N ( ANDI "or r . ;- \.,!_ etNQ i$.!CTSOCUTCI VI -'.P•' ___ L hand by in hue announcement: "4 I _________________________ to July 311) Your pals are the IvelUe through Whisk to hove a ansemist illS. sew Bond $1 to Abby, Box 69700, ____ Ruth 'I Also, when she places retary with as eligible young bachelor with the assurance stay office.,, Even with all that coach- that If she plays her cords Along with dictation and typ- log, marrying the boss may right she ought to be able to the girls who are being not be as easy for the school's marry him, abs just may be lag, - - / rr a OVHY A45 YOU If WEARING '(muss 1 ______________ - ROO14(LD*ZN (JumelO • ____________ ' 4 mind. for the extra probability that Bthvuhivble Tba he row his last aammd am i I . • I aim linff ___ busy with what you have In The odds as, nothing like that. When you miss save" SOUT111 a diamond and rst.raing .. • •, I / ______ so got lb. lIeu you need for greater pregress Ia the near Ma.. Isilestios in quiet of your study brings further Inapls'atio.. Them get Hato to writs letters? -. By tlsa lot otpublklty from her cotating - liud last but not 'Each least (Uth.re's anytruthis of my girls should marry her that old saying 'feed the boss The girl who ftnithei our brute'), they'll be taught to course will be a knockout In cook by professional chefs frank '' ,. IUll or imaseler. Ab. 3 I - 11 .' ' __ ___ "'' SAL IAMN. s hU Uuinad militias that ughter as school. Loslit grooming, the artistry of girls to marry d has his should have kept quiet about the daughter of the pIs Clayton. Who married bet makeup, etiquette. fiOWST boss nIne years ago, has $ot ranging, dancing, interior dc that-since men are seared to of the company. -- I __ ,, ICK OT HIM I (/nmin: their bow __ ____ rr li,e --~ er are tleal.mInded beilasu • Problems? Write to h 12Q10832 is$ Void Q 963 4 32 sit sad at this pout kith .. GIMNI (May n to June 31) Talk pthatsly wIth piac. particular bad break would have to be at least a million 04 We , I, I L say, "Most I thono sides? • 1HEGA / ambitions. by, Box 69700, Los Mugdes, Cal., 90060. For a Par. aonsl reply, unclose a stamp. ad, self-addressed envelope. NOifli I, I' show that you are truly divot. .4. They back you to the bIN ev In your f455$ / - ttiTII •. -. ' 11 Wi 31w I I I _____ ' IIlI Jun. I, 1951 -Pat. Nflspspei EISUIII *155. taught how to flit 1104 I graduates a. Its famdn placing her in an eee of thinks. For cue thing, th. lady young man who has bond that A iø.1 for secretaries Who job and thou the boss, will . Pt .- , I1i 4 __ 4 __ ____ Civic work Should asio Arst 0:16 X 11 out P~ IL ________________________________________ ds*W less a" fte "a a. and all seven clubs In the Maly is be gioular. ft* $fallw lispolly vilift he saw .4 _i j - " V suctoat baekin& on the other. When lb. Veber asks me, Wbou. side is's you nra," I always have the urge to • .- - Sa*farb lnsIb Thi t. 1 14W -1 __1, •• By Gslbvidth t Ir I •-' 2% _____ LII VALUE N '. OnIN • • r. z paired. 1'*U*U$ (AprIl 30 to May I0)Gced pals bays m.etk. and Yes sbssld M beibiebe got ,ir,yba,i i what m*s **IA4 K TCALUI(M.IN,Lt. __ C1140111II111111' _________ I . . II i 11 1I , , I .'_ ' 0612 Ma A pieper whi likes ms bli Ii - 111011 11111"W rove R '.JZ be .umae am • UNCONVENTIONAL DEAR AIRY: You are In error when You s. 'wi oil have riot, In a foreign country, unless we happen is be American Indiana. that is." Way l point aat Shad aecordlag to the an. thripo)ogleai data available -_ _ ed You an setie" Tiwy haven't ersia started lighting et C dn (Th L I 1 * .jr and bars JAjTF OF-11111111411 *06 W"K1111110 6" ' (L 01.111011`1101010 **IU(MankIlt.Aprll 10) New lltSNStS 0*5 be U' quf.4 iM old Cues inpssisd, - ~ , . . Mg airs ebovels and the -a - Is me DEAR RAMILTON rot people who as's mia.rsbly chap, It esass naturally. ~ - be DRAB AUY: )ly pet peeve 1. the accepted, the asinine system of using widdkggesetssothatthe b,idVs faafly aad friends iii K ISS sIde .1 U. RANILTON, 0 ______ • • ow !-Iin , also I had enussd bet. she asked as to SEND RU ONE DOL. LAP, as this Is what ft isiS to step parent is that 6110111:11111 Alter waiting a yes, fir Sur messy, bow could any. ose be so miserably cheap? the.. . IL b - weetlag at "sri detaUd ets' knewlet their ances. t.ce had boss bus tsr usmet$,000 pi& w1*n tosbilenily they my net be "utltuP they could hardly qualify for member. ship in lb. "Newcomers s.d mabel her is pies.. step psyaai K It. i teaS the absik $sdsy andssflslthel.dy,bsskts tsR bet I had hued the shtsh lad to ipsisgise fir • ' course ad scum I" oft I ) is a sos. ('TheM ..*er said Issatisos M1U bashes shim MISde $ aepesa, Is Shiv $INSe.) I we. do" War dw reft ----r be whisk 1141so hail bask is ShaM a4 ski didi's amy iL 97. I 4p dMAOUXILWilloysig! studying SIDE GLANCES _________________________ - Mess you be" seem" in MAJOR: Awe S _ the NAJOS DZAI mid,Iboi - 'tlss siNhsgoss*Xt _ (A&M w_A ' s ___ you sow bays an .mnm ANTHROPOLOGY s wwoaw I WV 00 A I5L emu rian __ so'bow. &NO'susover ____________________ T11 ' js4 boa Aftles OUR BOARING HOUSE Pus i* Jun. is, INS Horoscope Foreeait the Awlene Tndlu , = . Buren __ . ____ Van r . .. �_ - 0 fl a S $ 0 '" -. : - - -----.--- S I -- - -- --- - - - - _______________________________________________________________________________________________ -•4, _ _ __ ___ ___ MII*Ui_C 11w _____ Vp .Pt1IIf *1* - D*W1 ______ TMSJIO*D s_ L lb. M. SI P1.1145, ______ courer, a p.ai. _____ is$ _____ $sW*51511s ii hi SlatS 71.1515, _______ SI ________ ___ II?1V S / - - AI1 1*31111.1 ii, a,iu s INS ______ 0*1*5 ___ _____ ___ ______ rn _______ ________ .- __________ _______ ___ ____________ ___________ I P13AVU*5I 11 $ 1*11 AND IT 1*1 *1*301311 oe Tu n*1i ____ 1? NAT sad I. ali Pitalil iw-.g .1bIviag g Mile 11* I. si'taIa pSrwhs SI is kJs'W11? daicilbil, awl tbkl$ew$s PifeiN. lisesk. or WIth all uha.w1 Psessas lIag______ hr. lISiei' irmua who sre deal, d..d'ue hIss: ' iUisa CisITV• 1*3*5 *113 A=1 AaJi.i 1551 VaUly 1S Tick 0 '. ' - - S' S ' __ 0 O *513 Pa. 111.1 l. P1.N liii', Isiiut.r it ________ II C*srs P tb or. Din -It i * --a1 Neal troll SI, Mkhlgsa r C, lana 1)01*1w DvIs S Xiv Jinwy p imas DslubII ii j Lit 5.wI.burg, Isslacky D 31.. 211$ I ..- *A3 I. CAINII I ir#as tIll, 111.1, U1.$ liii, 11)1, 19$ G.rabaa, as terms, .5r.DIr.cton, Tnusti. of if Asaeunt Iupsnl. Mba Ci, a dissolved sup, 11*4 lasseS street t. Louis, Mt.ssarl ,J S 0 5 1I . aaiss. DevIl , North 141515" ws.t, a 0 SUBJECT TOi UNIt F 580 N 131.1 RiGhT OP WAY lot I. Block I of ENTSMINOER'I ADDITION NO. 1, accordIng to p1st there. of recorded in hat look 1. page. 85 and 87, Oublia SlID No. 185.1, 224.3 ' locker, as formur Oftioun-Direotor, Trustes of its it Account Supsrvi. Co., a dissolved corp. IllS Locust Street lt,.Lot*is, Missouri record, torI 1 - corporation, and also, the Ea.t, a dhstsncs of 401.1$ hit to thu '*4 of curve, thinc. North 1117l4' run central asgi. of 731'li", $ dietasea of 141.17 feat to this .nd of curve; thunc. run North lP'O3'14" Fast, - of fiminois Coun. 2, Kntsmingor's Addition Number One to Longwood, according to p1st thereof and within 40 fe.t of the .ursey ia. of State Road S. 487. SuctIon %Ille. said air. 157 un. being described a. 180 No, 131.1, 181.3, *25.2 Otto dollar and 'such claim or demand sot so flied shall' hi 13 ' a distanc. of 311.24 foot to the biglisning of • curvi eoneavs to th. Northwest. erly and having a radius of 151.17 test. thenc. run . central soil, of 3'' - thence run North ft0'IiII" Wuat, a distance ,u 345.24 feet to this lSa.teriy 'also, slon of the North. line of Lot 11, hilock 1, Entamln. rer Addition No. 1, accord. ing to piat in Plat hook' I, pages iS and 27, public ltIGiiT OP WAY SlID ,No. 125.1 114.3 4. 1)54 Dez-A.Dl.t Tablet.. Only Plo at )icfteynotds Drug. ., DDA.1) CAMP MOKI - 't Pays -. '' '. - fl!.UE Luatre Carpet tay. Carroll Furniture, 1tI:iIMltFIt )ad with ,0m5 eh,g sp.talLay .twaY. 4.'I..-t . ____________________________ __________________________ it a 1150 Beds, by Day, Wick, or Month. BLACKP3YII Pea., bring eontain.r * you pick $1.10 Dat.d at Orian.i,, Orange lb. 332-SIlL County, Florida, June 1, 1154. I'ubllatu Jun. 1, 13. 20. 27. 1I4S Wai*t kda. furttitUri appliances louis. •tc. hlought.Suid. L.a.r. ry's Start, :13 Sanford - Ave i'ti. 32..4113.. t:e.t,iing a Furniture At l.ICOJIIY l'ItICSr: 1*3 31.a,titoila _________________________ . - - Legal Notice I - ___ ' . t.LL1AN I'RoI)i:1' SNOW ' ' I,ere.i.,',i. _l )1)'}iei'e I 'I t cT(aui 's't..rucy. fr l:secrstor I-':,,ri-i s St its lrarsk -Smite 11 Si nCr-i. i"inrila 23771 i'u'II.h Jul.' 13, 2), £ July t' P (4 ______ and you'U • - SKOIIJG S - just - - . 425.593$ _____ ef tbrougb a central anile / -411,15 hit 1. hi sad, - -. OWNED *7: 314117 AN. ZALONS Ne, 1*1.1, *10.1 SIGHT 0, WAY ' .4 1. "• J regularly -. - I ___ •- - .0 . ---- - :. 1 --- -.5-. - Ml:ii .t)'i'.i isElt - . 311-Oil Crumley Monteith . nc, Real Setate 500 IV 1.1 St. C. A. %VhllIfl)ON, SR ':-- . 0 0 - , \-- S - - 0 , .- ( .-- - - I - hAVE $ BORM.. * lath, As. .ume payment.; Also 1 31dm.., 3 nath, sssuna. payment.. i ' in City * othsr in County, SAIJ1S AGENCY - lec Us For Rental. Oars 812-7174 .w.t.. U •...n. 14. P., U.s tititt. L)uples furn., nt'nr 111.11 MINIMVM KAIS1) ordsr your •d en It. •con.mc.l TWO 2.811. 313.3431. nic.ly turn, houses. you'll b. bIll.d for only th. days run at rati. 1.15k. Je.a up. Company 115 MagnolIa Pb. 121.45*1 Scooters f Cycle&,,. %'ESI'.% SiOToit SCOOTEI1s.. JAWA MOTOR CYCLES a lA/no & .111111245 LAW1I I11%Vlu4 F.II.115 A SEllS'tCl 2517 W. Country Club Road Phone 533.7525 1.1. lions - ._ & totors - sal pot one to work for pous Robson Sporting Good$ Your IVINRI3DF. Dual.r .,,,. 104.1.1 5. 1st. Ph 318.3*55 14' h11C5.t.ltolt'T wool. 11 Hyinruit A Tr.ui!cr I 430. I' 333. 1)o'i. if you tuSYe S phone, YOU b*VW a eh*rge account for a Ian. - tori 'l.reiul Went-All Alifti. iossilongw.yet Volkswagen FIJIIN. IJ.KH Kathryn Apt. 17$ mo. inclu.iing utilities. 131.1520 Fern Park. 3219 5. 17.fl Sausferd ROOM .%PT. Adults only. 20* ill? or 131.3105. _________________________________ 3 liii. furntshe,i $31; 2101 hug. su.lia; I H'*rm. III. II. A. LOCH ARiiOR FACTORY AUTI4OIIZID VW DIALII _____________________________ 0l-Mi'as A 3-'Pwe'usls 4-lusty 051S - I-Card of ThankS S-Chill UsIa $-Dog.-Cata.-p.is 1l-'P.ultry U,sllesh lI-Ipsitul N,Ilise *$-'Cstuitsg PSM - 77.-IstiatIss. Saud - i/i's washer, window D-a.iuei. * £uciusiI.Ia r, t$-Imp$.ya.st 71-Isle Meip Wasted t1-PsIa hip Wasted fl-Hal. a. resale hip ..$j-Aalai help Wasted SANFORD M 331.1131 ORLANDO $444014 screen porch, attrae. location near Pt'itN. APT. $17 W. 12th. III. golf course, $100, Tel. *32. r-. 1412 For PURNIMIIKO on iT'll at 5 Point,. with oil utilities, Ic.. CLEAN, quiet rooms for men. than 135 per month. Couple. 101 Magnollo. 111.11*1. with not over I chil,ir,n. Ituoma lark 1$-Social Satvissi lS-iatsri.r DesepsI.,. Student. Rent HOLLER __________________________ _____________________________ S1-tu.s.s Ppety R7-Js.ltorial *5vl.ss 1I-Laadeespe Sarvice IP-luIldir. *upp1ha IS-HarIwirs Il-Home iatprosusbi 28-Plumbing 11-Palallag It-Will Drilliag il-Air Cend. * lu*1*.g p-Isle useses. Il-Sail I.l.$. Wasted •$*it 1st515 I?-$si.s. S.stals 4-Lota F., I1-Heuasa Fe, sass N-llsuess iai. ii Il-Maui lalats Easbisgo IN-Eseuri loatale lii- rlIutI-Ia l$$-Mebue M.msaasl. lI$.-M.btli Nea.5.-I.s% IS-Hems Applisacis $l-Mseiosl haetrvm.511 Il-Haslasee lquipssat i4-Uke1ateip h-Vacuum Cluaslel *15-Truly IPIIOROM D-Istinalaste,e 10$-TraUs, Lots-Sal. $7-Movtsg * Itarags *i4-Apa..ste For aess *5-2.5 PlIatiag Ill-S.... I., diet Il-Pisata Paid. 1.145 IlI-Riatal e.ts $5-MISc. For Sais 11$-Wasted Te lest 11-ti, For Real lil-Astes For 5. Il-Iwap or Eac*a.at 11S-Auiss---Sali or Trils - - ______ $.-Vuratturs ron Isle IS-AntIque. Fee Isle Il-Mossy To Loss SI-Hasisesa Oppurtuaitie cheap rant. $S,tlo week. i'hns 333.3341 att.r S pm. - 100. Risort Rentals __ •1-A.1e.I. I1-Pbot. * Igutp*5$l sMAll 3 il.droom house not furnished, nothing (an.'y, ill-Trials Far IsIs iii-Auta.oti.. Sievles l31-leo.t.ro * Cyst.o 11$-Huts I Metere Ill-Marl.. Suppluei tra,u.'e & bath. 333.3116. ___________________________ t. AldOb I'ur AM$tlhiE Payment. '64 Impala Suoper Sport, Coupe, 11,500 actual miles. Staroon with wtulte interIor, *11.1640. se,ian. 'lelits nu,.'i.i. flew tires. onditton. el('eiheflt $15i) below Dealers price. _____________________________ 10". MobIle homes . Qt1.%t.iTY 3401111,5 110)155 hwy. I7.t3 14. Sanford 333.334: Sal. _____________________________ 04_'IIAN P'ltONT .',PTS. III s, Atlantic, 0ytona Itcuch. or 223-1414. Apartments for Rent NOW OPEN CLEAN rum. Apt. 133.1100. _______________________________ UNVtliIN. 2 118. DupIe. Apt., kit. e'iuippeI. ye n . Ii an shale., tsrrasso floors & tile bath. Call 323.3336 aft.r I COMPI.ITI PAINT & IODY SHOP - p. m. I £ 1 iiflhtsi. .ti'TrI. Air run. - Hours MONDAY ffiro.qh Pridsy - 6:30 AM. s 5 P.M. SATURDAY :00 AM. -12 NOON dltloti.'.I, cii .1..'. Klt,-heru, 'fown 'n I.;iko Apartments . St. HEMPHILL PONTIAC.IUICK 3:2.lihO AVAI.ON APAIITSi5NI'I 11*1 W. 11157 ST. 114. 322-0231 ___________________________ .i.!'!!____.___ Psbllsiier reserves tight to ,sj.d, •evlss sad propirly ci..s;fy an - - Adjustment, will ba nude on a rs',un besis .siy fir typogsphicsI errera that effect the veive .1 the ed Adjustments will not bi mu. Iey.nd tho lint inseition. St. - CLASS CARS houses 113.1111 P12115. $ 871 house. 551-1131 1 001131... 1 Bath, unfurn., Itoye, Hsfrig. A P'reeser. Pin.cr..t Area. $125. 182.1111 $'3 SIll 65 CHEVELLE Melobu coups, dod bi.. fleslais with vinyl sad put. tenued ci.th intemle,, I sy. 11.1cr euqia., euteestic little ea.i __________ __-. _________ _________ __________________________ Tsll them coo saw It is The LOST SO3IF.TIIINU WilliE Sanford Herald? lhI')I'PiN(I? -Pitt an ud Ia thus "Lost anti round." I 512080031, urI?utrn. $10 mo. PIIItN I fir. Fuma., $ $ 1412 Steven., 311-1145. Ihr. to' wisi. houselmall.r. I IhflItM. House, kitchen equip. hiowrnan'e Trail.r Court, 484. p.4, 311.5303. 4$Oa. 2O95 CLASS DEALS __________________ ___________________ 97. houses For fLint _____________________________________________ III, Inuseis For Rout CLASS SELECTION 62 VW CAMPER With factory built-las and meay ether little cube', See I 1295 62 T.DIRD Ceup., whit. flush, bl..h vinyi interior, eutemutla Houses For Rent I I $ SR 1995 mission, radio e.d kite,. Locoiiy owned end bed ssd car.. Ask to drive this classy tr.ssmlulos. power steerIng sad biahes, pow., wiadiws SEW 3 flIt. hjouse,2 baths. 333.0473, £.P.aasuqer stutisa wag.,, 6 cyilsder •.qla.. st.ed.,d trsssmissboo, ,edie, best.,. 1.1g. flnkb with bilge H. istief. gcod tires. This us his bed good tare. Oily. - -_- - GUARANTEED 65 CHEVELLE t. SK)PEI, III IVillow Ave. -- ______ Want Ad Department ROAD TESTED AND Call Frank Jane., 323.1122 _____________________________ ___________________________ 106. hWould Yoi Believe 1966 usI seat.. Very eud cull. I tIes. leWA1. PIUPIS 4.00 IWAI I 1895 '64 COMET 64 Comet Series 202 2.0,. 1 side., ala cylinder eugia.. stosdotd troussauhasies, cdl. and hoot,,. Finished I. red Dodge Coronet with matchIng lapetmier. sloe. 1395 AUTOMATIC 1!RAN$Ml$$ION 63 CHEVY II Nov. Super Sport Cusp., red isI white finish, red ,is71 Ia. levier, buckot seats, lie., shiV,. Six cylinder, eit.s.tIc troasmisslon, r.dio sad beuten, You m.d cel,britlesl You get air passes to eziJting places! You let big pay and rapid advancement. Young men aad women needed a. airline reser. valionist., pa.sener auent.. c'snsuusunicationista and hostess. etewardesees, Preilmlsary preparation need not hnterf.re with your present job. High school gradual.., 17 to 25 learn if you can qualify. )'or full information write Weaver Air. in. Personnel School, Sanford Herald, log 331, SAllE ....... Sanford. Fl.. ADDRESs CITY STATE..,..HOME P110115 -_- 11120. P11055 11011811 WOI1KID frOm I. 1495 USED e CARS V SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS iSOl We F*ST ST. PHe 322.0414 1501 W. PIRSY ST. t I! AMPHILL _______________ 11- PHONE 322-0231 - (Uteway To The Waterway side. Call 322.Il4 after LONCIWOO7,: 3 fir., 2% baths. rent or buy * pay ilk, rent. - Classified .11.1 Dial 321.11*1 ELLINOR o'clock. ,- ThiS tiNiV1:iil,ut. 3IEDiUl1ii getting things done ONi nORM. turn, apt. 141. 301 l'. 5th. 332.3131. 3110. WeAJeh15Th.$hyl 'I -. 311.03:1. -___________________________ - INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Paint 311-734). 97, nouUn'r Y - ;rNI:" my hanI an.l ''st ,st Sanfur,t. t4ernin.t. -i), l'i.urii,a, this Ilk ti.., .1. 0. 19(4. AUTO GLASS- TWo BORIS. turn, apt. $30, 1703 Magnolia. 311-3131, 1114. 2 801134., LARGE 71*. room, WIsh! 0? AutomotIVe _____________________________ __________________________ aftir I p. m. 2 110831. Corner. 134 lots In Wynnwood. 2401 Jefferson IT'uurt. 321.3317. A. WILLIAMS ht.altoe naymool Luooiqutst, *550. 213-255' itianti., flank Bldg. _____________________________________________ CALI.flAltT REAL, ESTATE CALl. DAY OIl 510117 122-74)5 , S- from 118(1558 20$ S -. '.,:'. prica after 2. lales'It.ntil. Ph. 113-4153 ______________________________________ ,.". " - 322.1111 - ___ " t.l.ting Realtor iNStItOIt 11*1 5. French Nsaltp $ll.Shi to 111,000. Ha. F1IA commItment £ available now. ' - -- Stemper Agency I ---- .4 u ted • C ----- -- - Near Iunl*nd. Water free. SMALL Purn. downstairs Apt., sloan week. Call 112.1*10 1903 3141)1.. 323.07*1. CONUCUTIYI INIIIflONO-..lIO CHANAS O COP! •dvertisenints. DORM.. I BATH, Family room * central sir. Owner $ ___ .eiiI sale ____________________________________________ A A avisment III N. Park Ave. -_______________________________ 54 u .. soi_rri-iwii d'r(thy, 113.1211. ----- - terms. ItI-:('El-'rlpxIsT or general offiji. w k. Age 12. have h*'i .- ----,n,m.. elperienve, I'll. 332-0144 .ir 133.41 11. ,..-,.,, NEVER FIND screenesi po r c ii-- partially furnished if de.hred. L'all tolay for the low price aol 11.1117 SiTTING days, nIght. or J. 4. •.rn.d A BETTER buy than this n.at 2 MIt home usi large i,,t quilt street- Separate Ott- $itVlCiit,lia),I, F:.' 14.' mI.it,tired Ac. countint Irslree 3i) houra of. fi.',i work weekly, $10.00. l'h',ne 441.6024. _________________________________ SI. - Wanted .411 untlon 00.1-31 SANFORD IIEILALD -. 7. Donn.s 31. Murkas. (SC'. -''N I'. l'ltErli-:itic'K ' - .rcy fur Plaintiff 1 ..t ('nuner, ial '4 rn I lIox 171 'atu Cr-i, Vl''tnls, -: i'u'.i'.h lions II, :u, 31 A July I. 1144 - 151.41$ Yutt'i.L ____________________________ - 1&rath RATIO OR hIS CR117. Pick-up, *1uone., 823.1214_or 113'ItIO. __________________________ 17. P.r 1.15. . . . .. ............. $1-Wanted Ti Iuy TIlE fIWS TESTED FIRM _____________________________ _____________________________ __________________________ CASHIERS (5 :11.) .l'hurr hi. ite,'kwilh. Jr. ra ,,f the ('tr,'n.sit Cn'rt. \i tb JutIcisI Iir,-siit, ins t for Seminol, County, FOR SALE I r _ S OLD NEWSPAPERS a dielansq of 1US$ feet for the P012(1' 05' BEGIN. 741240, I 'usa run North S5'1l'll"Wesi, $00 feel for the snd .t this survey lii. Hegin on the Easterly ix. Iensloi of the North line of 1.o$ II. Block 3, Ents. 'twtath -v'irni ("nnpligit bussing II iiP'l ililitit you in lb., -'-tilt ("un 5 .inI for 14cui('ouino. i"l,iritia, in ('han. y, f.,r thu' ru'.'_ lb. ,h'rt Ii,' of s,st,I action being NET. iii: ii. '4Vi- KSIS, I'lainsICf ' .I''tlN 0. '4I'UESIS, Ih-f.nIant, Iii",. In-lent, ate to eatle anti r' itlire you to file your writ. tm-n 'l.'ten,.., if sny, to the ,' .,i laiuit filed h.'rrin ant Isv ,.. no.' u-'.;sy Ih.r."f nit,''!u a i- ,:rilfr. attorney on or he. C -r.' die thu tiy 'f July *264, ''rwlsc a 1).'.'r.e l'to Con. will he "ntcrc,I agsin.t 'nt the ran..' pr,e.'.'.l ix St. Johns Realty NT QUICKLY. iiAV.%-M,utr). I ItOND ST.. I'J. 7, '. - r" Fuit: I -' your 322.2411 i"f.'tslani uul'ul: ml' a; it' yr it;: ':'"" I 'I'I)i ill'. II. o '41 l.I'.Y,iS uIirtuit;41e you fsa.. i'iaiu,tItf 'liii: _______ ___ - .1 ii'.' I). '4Vi1-3N, dividends pay th. 0 '. - ' ' SUCH SAVINGS th. - -' sits; i utI,'i- ir,'niur, VIII Ii lull Si. (liii! iT III' tI-IIIIII)% 1% %i) 11)11 "I - it I los.,: lot Vii Ia ______ ' Sin :'.'i'iut rs.IVIS £ - . .tt . - S l0,iflt)' within .x ,'alenInr ni..ntl;. rr.,u, uno rime O lfls flr't p,mIlI'iIin of this noti.. Tssn 'uIIc of cat, '1 tIm or i.nnn,'i .hill 1,e in wriittuu(, anti .ItiIi .tat.. Use lli"o "f r. .ticn'n anti im.t oUi.'s ii. claimant. *11,1 dcc.. ,,t thu ,,Ii I,. onorn to by 11,0 rI,sItmi.,nt, tmi .j.'dtt. or ,stt'rtoy sIll niofll:, soled by ffl' itit C.'.' .,f 1fl 111sF anui *ih r i'.n-;n.i not 5) fill 5I ill volt. I'' O,ugi.is St.n,tr.m ,t. a.hnulntistrist.r 'f th l•.t (tO Of - - . _ ANtI iltLI' with invalid AN EXCLUSIVE listing .r it. ynunc ruin. Siu,t have nwn John. Realty is this beauti. tr'in.:.ortati.,n. Call 311.33)1, ful home in I.iywiide located at 101 Idywild. Dr. zag. V .tNTED tleautician. Cut 'N' I Hdrm., 2 bath. VIa. room, etch, lice Jimmy ('uwan or central heat * air condition. call 311'11*34 or 822.4013. log. ('*11 us today for an appointment to sse this love. 31.tiI-. V. To 170 wk. ILtIXtI 17 home. itt;Fi:iiEel.:M. 701' J4)Utt. . •S%it ysrd, A garage. 323-30)5 at. tar s p. m. HOUSEKEEPING Apply In Person SUPER-X DRUGS 2438 French Ave. Sanford $ , . I Hit.. viry cliii. Closs Ia, Jimmy Cewsa. 11I.4i1$. - . C , S ('itisen. to work nIghts curry other werk. at 0crvI,e Station. Bomeona S.,'lai 14o.urtty. No other nee4 spply. 5.. .11 I')awson, Ir,iperl.ul iicrvIrp $tati,,n, In. t.'rsttute 4 & hwy. 44, San. it) .sl:lsi.tTh; i"I'i.i. - TIME It'ENiN:s it' lThi ASI Eltl(',t'H I-' %14T:I4T UIdIWINII, IIEST TIt WIlliE FOit itI:t?l; itToIti:t4. - . t LAROE COVIITRT 110311 AS, .. H Estorprieme, *i. 111.1111 -- .t,unIn.t "isiS Ih.leIe it ...h .f •u are vi ---------h.'r. ty tuotifici ani rc.iuirc.i t., rcM'I,t any "laima anti dr r r''br hay.' sg*tn.t thc 311, lii U' l'It()I)E%' ,, 1Ni'W, i'"t'i. iit "C 'itiru, t, thi' (",unty Juigs f I4eniini, County, l'l.,riia, ,1 frjcr ir tis., court hnti.e I,:. TWINTY ONI DAYS 11$. Trucks For Sa1e'..'_' _____________________________ l 'i',, t,ii c,,.iltur,, s.d Prrsa,a. 'ir i$I551 ilnolna _______ . ........._ ____- -- in lbs (',stt of the ('scaly Jusige. tt,'nulsnie Cucaty, i.ia. is I',nhste. Ic ret Estate *f , . . . ... . .. . ,. . ..... ..... ... _______________________________ ____________________________ _________________ , -____________ •zandlr, 121.2121 day or III_________________________________ _______________________________ - - TIN DAYS Cincil - me Paul vanAntwart,on, 2 a.o yor phone? 01,1 1124112 4',,3j iSouth Seminole) and us your charg, account. C Want Ad Inforniation Always Yo*rLL hi rewardld with good t.nant. If you'll rent us your large 3 or I bedroom borne. Must be does-in and in sico Yarn. spts sio.s ii. Jimmy Co. WaN. *fl-41$L -. APAR'1*Z2IT$ 1*4 WELAL 13. First it. _________________________ 1-BR. )'UflN. apt.. will out. aid. poroh.s 055? hospitaL N.wly decorated. Iiitabls for f.tir.d couple. Ph. 331.4713. ________________________ IGE. S Br. down, chess, viler. light, turn. 121.2744. Wall To Wall Carpet $ A 4 rOom fara. aswl7 di. lorate.I. 454 1. 14th It. IUHN. (Downtown) I room. ________________________ POo*5 downstairs $31, water I HONK. Furs., 322-3030. turn., newly decorated 311. 4 HONK.. I lATh, double gar. -1411. Ste $115. Fur.. downstairs epte., lit - Direct Ph... U.s. T. West Ads Palmetto. op Ph. after 5:10. $33.11?.. Payton Realty ___________________________ _____________________ lilt.. furn. epselilly suited 3 BDIUII., 1*4 BATH, lie. Lot 3fl.5612 for retired psepi.. Idsally 425.593$ ioc.ated 2413 Chase Au.. located downtown. iniiuiru Apopka. Phons 111.35*3. ____ at .ia'.aIson'. Dept. itor., I noou MOUSE. Lake Monroe __________________________ of $*flford Plaea near AIls. Z BDRM. Punt. 111.1511. Sanford Mobil. I'k. 311.1120. TI.. L.uqs Your Ad Russ I flt)fl2L, 1 IJATII, unfurn., FUI1X. A1'T$. Ph. 311.1410 or well * pump. 311.1110. __________________________ Al'?.. 8350 hl.11envihi., ___________________ 0N1 DAY ...•.........,............ 24. P.r 115. i 1)0834., 2 BATH. corner lot, rUNS. lilt. privilegi,, 323-0713. C!.PAN Furn. Apt., 404 Park __________________________ THIU DAYS .....,,...,............ . 21. PSI Ave. 323.ttsoo, A KultIpto LJsti.g NisItil 1 1)01131, 3 bath, central air, 1 - Stenstrom Realty DEDICATSD CHRISTIAN man who I. active iii Sunday .'hnnl anti Church. 1:arninga $10110 In 11.1.000 first year. F;CIIOLS BEDDING CO. - ' sale U s.d 050801* PFAC111216. 122.1111. DDA.11 - re is pest. Call OPCNING available for man, home. Ill me. Ivsrythisg. age of no Importance, careL H N Znt.Tprlsio. 1... tul 4r1,tng habits are. Job 111151* involve. uoi'nerd work anti straight truck driving. Out or town I to 2 tuight. per I BEDROOM, Fia. room, CR w..ek, liuu.t have, or able to horns ii Couairy Club Maaor, taIn ('hu,,?fsur's license. Assume rnortgagi paymeal., - - Same Sitebia Equipped Trsdi y.sr tulip tel a isv %V1L.40N.MAiBlt YUIIN1TLJIIE Trade Buy - Ball BURG. INC., a Deluwari 14 $R.-1.i%-1 laths Psymsata Liii Thu hat COMMODORE . APARTMENTS VtFVflXI3hIRt) Ph. ft.stditt Mrr. 311.1141 _________________ _______________ _____________ .a____' u.s Down $1 III, 40403, for Jerry. For ___________________ ________________________ __________________________ _____________________ -- Orisndo ____________________________ ________________________ ) __________ ________ _____ ___________________________ ,mni Features. l'h('fle 211between I a. rn - 3 p. ', Od. Furniture - c Mutual of Oma?ta wt"'i-:'o-- Full iangth 11mm (;:ul:n;JD FORA rv'1u , NAN7!J _________ ) has, a career with £07 amount. 01.0 i4TAIITUItS, Generator.. t' ,rt.iir.'tor,, Fuel 1' u m p., rn ( I1ITIRED MILITARY sLd.. Its Tour Furnituru Quirk ServIc. with the Cash. TRADING '087 Corporation Ily: 3. 0. ?estak IIFItALI) 11) Buy _________________ -r-- WITh ___________________________ Speciality or intangibla background. $150 week. ly Guarantee to qualified man, Writ. Slanager. Boa 4117. Clsveiand (23). Ohio. . ___________________________ Used furniture, _______ EEK & M )K _____________________ ht..t.. TV.. Saws. Tape Hecortiers. '011cr.. lienovators j,3i}:iticAN RENTALL 333411$ cco lilawattus _________________________ Juni 13, 1966 -Page 7A 106. Apartm.nta for Rent • references required. Diii. Oii Co., 1143 French Ay.. 222. 1304. CA ii ROLLI FURNITURE 53, %anted To .11* SIIS 1 1"IIUNT LND Alignment, Drake A Tun, up man. Must be A-I. 3114 Park D'l,. Chili 321.1111 flight: 131154$ or $134715 311.0*11, liumphruye Tiro Service. ____________________________ ________________________ M trtIcI For Rent -' $ WO3flN 1$ and ovu'. lecure job.. High starting mint. Preparatory trainlag as long as required. Thou.. APPROX. I acres froatagu on and, of jobs open. Ezpsr*. Georgia Ay.. 111gb School enc. usually unnec.esry. parking lot. $5115 - T.rms, Grammar school sutticlast 321.3101. for many jobs. FREE Infor. _______________________ motion on Jobu. asiatic., ri- •, Ø. Toe giving n.m. and atitir.... Service. Boa III, • $100 Down ' Th. $*nford Herald. 0OVE1tNMi;NT OW)tZD 10131 ______________________ m.u.: Famous make I. P GaS Bonus of S pIec• Corning ware søt with any range .Ittn for StIllS or more, Cal: subuthan Propane Ga. i 2litlan& Fia. 444-1711. . ' - -' ' ' ' __.. ; JOHNSON YtYF.L Oil. C031. • . _,.., .• - PANT (Not Inc.) tinter which vs uzpsct to sngags In bust. nsa. at *035 West Robinson ______________________________ the 2'.'eetspiy and having' Attorney for PlaIntiff __ tr - '- 1*5)3 •T.STVTB TO WHOM IT hAT CONCERN: SaTe llOIte3?! nt • Avenue, Orlando, Florida in the FOR HOTS City of Orlando, Florida, 1st ?.e.iopt June Ii July .4 That the party inter..ted in - (ISO. PITTARD, DhItEt'TOR said business enterpris. is as 112.1411 333.1115 follows: CITY 712125. OIL COSt. . run Noith 1I'9'14" hiast, Ken,i.il W. Wherry 11)7,41 felt to the begin. Ahaistant United Ilatee Attor. fling of a curv, concave to nay Lois I aol 3, Block 2, KNT'l.hliNtiIiiI'N A It I) I - - - Notice I IIeI 0 radiu, of 1110.03 feet, PUblish May 1$, II * tune I,' IIe'S foilowsi 'nON NO. I, to Longwood, thence run along saul 11,. 1141 I. Po.tal Dspartment -----------------------------according to plot recorded curs. ihrouih a central C07..70 Sb Mat Postmaatir a.nsral Begin on the South ins of In Plat hook I page. 25 angle oh S'21'00", a dis. Ruriau of Facilities Isetici 11. Towosbip 30 aol 37, puhiin record, of lance of 311.87 feet to thi. la lb., Cou Suuiding, hirunch 'I 155 0.ialy South, Itsoge Ii Itast, at Seminole County, Floriii., end of •urve; thea.. run ., Washington, 1). C. 30360 bits.lo C.asy, lists a point 2.1$ feit East of N'rth $;'3l'ia" $110 No, lle.l, 110,1 of 3i.,h,*a. a 'sIde thu. outhw.st corner of lying il'rat (. tI.., survey ,hl.tanv.' of 117.1$ test to I. iv be lelate .1. said Section 15, said point line of 111.1. Itosti 5.437. the Westerly extension of aIC'vIos till. leeS WV*?I lUtlI%'RT .tt7OIjsT SWANSON bilag on the arc of a cur,. Section 77110, said survey the Ilouth liii. of Lot 4, of 1.4* ledI? IMhiIlOi.h CSVN. seed, conosve to th. Easterly line being .ie.c'rih,,i as Nelson's i.altevie hlalgitta ? DMIC*tPTloR P1111. 1.1VWN and having a radlu. of follows: Amen'ie,l h'l*t according to luttca ha hereby gIven that 1781.11 I'd, thea.. from a plat in l'lat 111,0k 13. P515 ' RIaII'r or w AT tile uudereign.,i will, on this tan..ni h..,I.. .1 ot..,ou. tI..i. ik. 50. 1., UdJl5U rurorus or scm. 13W No. 103.1 day of July, A. 0. 1111, ' West. ru I tu'ln of thu North line in,,l. County, at a point ltth p4aPfll saat.rly along sal,I curv, of Lot l, Block 1. Sot.. 32.3) feet West of the t) Julg.to the honorable CounThat part of: of ilrininoie County, through ceitral abugis of nuinger's Addition No. I. Muutbw..I corner thereof. P%riis, bar final return, aca distance according to p1st in Vlat of A panel of lint described aol vouchers, as Siscu. 111.40 test to th. end of Ii.nk 1, page. IS ansi 37, The lnJs- herein sleecribeti mOnt as follows: 'lleginning IllI iris t the Estate of hIAlIVEY curv.; thsn,. r'* North public records of liwlisole contain 374 square feet, At'i;t'wr feat South of ths South. SWANSON, deceased, 55'l$'$I" West.', distance County, Florida, at a point mum. or less. w.at corner of the toter, at ap',4 said time, then and of 180.1$ feet to the begin. i78.Ss fe.t East of the section of Church hitrest tk5re, make application to the suing of o curve coScave tu Nurthwest corner of sail 6)WNEI) iIT 3.13155 1)1. ssiei anti hail Lake Av.nue, *i. Jsig.' for a tlni.i settle. the Westerly sad basln a last II, then.', run North VII) hiUk'Yhi.tN cording ii the plot .t the ms-nt of her *'lnuinhetrali,,n of ra.iiva of Ou'31'4s" West a .iist.nr. hill feet, Town of Lo,igwoo,t, Flor. .. usd1 e,istc, ant film en order thitie run along eaId curv, of 1334.01 feet to lbs be' Ida. &. recorded ii Plot SUIIJKL'T TOt MUIITIJ.t4JI'3 'lid"h*rging 'her as vuch hizecu. through a cantral angle af : ilook 2, pages 10 thin. 11, ginnisug of a curve con. recorded its Mortgage Iluok trJx. •i'$3'1, a 4i.taio cave to lb. Southeasterly •, pill I) in favor of of of the Public ilacords of ',Dat.d this thu. 2nd day ef 113.10 test to the and of and haying a radiu, of LiltAll K. GAINES; anti JIne, Seminole County, Florida, A. 1). 1164. curve; th.nee run North V 1482.11 feet, th..nc. run )ItJitTtJAflE recorded in 0. run South 0 feet V.iirlta LI, hiwSOson 43'hS" West, a distane, of slung said curve through a it. IJooh 7,. page 310 its to the North lin, of Warlos Executrix of th. Estatu 171.13 feet to the bagin. central angl. of sa'zi'eo" wets Ntr..t, thene. West 121 favor of. CARL, I.. SOEK. fling ofa eurv. concave to a ii.tance of 135.71 feet ii) test. th.nc. Nn.,s. Is #.• EIL JtJk1'lt t1frlt)ItialAc ! ,uanvmi AUULST SWANon. ataeterly and having a the coil of curr. thancs the,c.'KaeI 121 liii to th. an4 itU?H radius of 1110.0$ fe.. run North *1'S)'lI" East Oh' 5024 former yfilcer. Directors, point of beginning,' I),cea.eti. thence run along said 107.45 feat to the begin. Trss..teeif A.ets of AC. st$tNsTitoNi, D.1V14 * curve through a cestral nh,sg of a curva uonc*ve to - lyIng Westsrly of CUUNT l'EltVlSIoSd CO. an4 S YOT.rLL PAY LS at th. chick-out V.,INrosuI angle of $'ot'so", a dIe, the Westerly anti having a Within 45 f..t of the sut'(formerly Parliament Loan Attorneys tot ii$scutriz lance of 114.7$ feet tith. radius of 1110.01 feet. ' countii' too, if ou carefully an ssch shop. soy un. of Stat. hoed ICorp.), a dissolved Florida Yl.'riIa State thank end of curvel thence 'run thence run aluag 'aid curpuratlen, and aleo, the Stte 32 117, Section 17111. said , ping trip with th. aid of th. food pagis and North ee'arie-' W,,t, city. tlurosiih a central interest of survey hina being ieicribed any oiher S4nf,rii. Florl,ia dIstant,, of 324.1$ f.et. 3333* grocery ada in your Mw,psp.r, By snAking anile of I'3l'0l" a die. a. follows: stockholders either known l'u.bii.h June 5. II, *o, i. tns (hsnc. run North ie's's' line. 51 ni.si feet to the or unknown, * list of .,,p.eisI. and timely bargains, ii.su.is W.st, a disismoc. of 154.44 en'i of curve. Ihenc, run Begin on the South lins e, clipping the coat-Cutting COUPOnS, feet to lb. beginning of a N,,rih 3V1$'14" East a tileof Section 33, Township 20 DttAlNNls EASEMENT iTEfl STATES DISTItIcI' cUrve concave to the tnce of $17.11 f..t to the SITS dollars each week, u will as tim. Mouth, tang. *0 East, at Sill) No., 115.1 CItY MIDDLE DIIT1IIUT lou*heastsrly and having Or Westerly •atenaiun of the s poInt 3.11 feet East of and inergy. F 4)1110*. oltL.INI)o DIVI. a radius of 711.71 lest, South line of l.oI 4, of Ndthe Southwest corner of I..ITER,%l, DITCH LEFT 14 N No. l3.T1.Or.CIv-tyNI'Z-. thence run along •aIsl son's i.sksview heights sail bectlon 13, .a14 point are welcome (WEST) $T.ITIoN 310+11.. MI) $T.iTtiH OP '.%MEuIiCA, I curve through a c.ntral Amended Plat according to - being on the arc of aanglo 15 41,111?) p nUff, vs. JAMES 0. 00024. of 33'iI'lO", from your regular Invsatmeat In this news. plgt in l'iat ilsiuk II page cur,. concave to th. lest. soil hI.1hi O'DONEI.i.. his tancu of 411.11 fe.t to the paper Ii pubiio rscur,ls of Ilem. small sum you iriy anti having a radius carrier TMI part of; a p. Defe,slants' 5071CR 0,' stud of curve, *hencs run boo). County. at a point - 01 1721.51 feet, thea.. each ooflsCtIoSl dayl Anä th.y are definite 'I 53-Notice a harshy given North $1'$$14" ls.t,a ills11.1$ feet W5p1 the from a tangent b.arin of i.ot 4, tRuck 4 of TX. th I pursuant lo a Final I).. lane, of *251,1)' fist to ps'nof that your nswIpspsr doss mars to help Nuuthwe.t corns, hereof. I North S3'tVl$" West, run 341240511's ADDITION No. of Foreclosure shter.d on the bsginfliai of a curve you shop and sate, than do.s any other ?4orthe.st,rly alone asiel I. aetordln t p1st there. .31 u. '1151 by the above enconoaVi to the Easterly and The lands hirreius irseritme,l curve through a central niSdium that comes Into 70w' hosu,. of, recorded in l'lat hook 'ti d Cs,urt In the above stYled having radio, of 1145.11 contain 143 square lest, - anglo f '3rs'., a di.. 1. par.. 36 an4 U, public c e. lb. uniersign.4 Uait.'i feel, tbene run alesug said tours or lees. lanes of *11.45 fest Is the YET TIllS Is only one of many ways records of Seminole Coon. .s M.rahnl or any of hi,, curvu through a oenhrsl end of curve; tbea. ruis i),, Florida; nawapaper servos duly svthurised depustie. sill anile of 7'3l'1s°, $ dIs. best. Eves mars Im. OWNED flY: FRANK 2. North iS'IY4S' Wet, * cell the property situate •a sane, of 141.17 feet to thu ELLIOTT and wife MARY portant perhaps, ars Its unmatched niws. distance of 150,11 feel tO lying lvorth.rly of -anti Istoinols County, rlorsha tics. ond of curve; thenc, vu. LOUISE KLUO'l'T - lbs beginning of a curvi within II fs.l, ausI South' erib.,1 as: 14.37 3), ULOCg I, and.pktur. COvi!a h s $sttaIn1ng c .j North 1h'53'4$' East, a ills. .oneav. tv lb. Westerly erly et end within Ii feet BAIl 'i'hihtOOK 5110017 iSbN, tures, Its helpful lance of 851.84 lest to Ihe 1P, SUBJECT TO: )IUIITIIAIIE anti having a realitas of N.w4air if a 4lieh eurvey line tie. PhIl' 240. 2, according to p1st beglnniag of a tory. con. Isn't It recorded in O It. hlook about 1115.1$ feet, theiscc run bribed is foilopws: small In. thereof recor.ieti in 'tat lo.k asys to tb. Northwsst.rljr 130, pig, 3 held by 'nut: along saId .urv. threugh U 7ais Owr II. 1'4ge SO, FubUc lteso,4. ot via meat In ya.r household budget and having a Fading .1 SEAMEN'S BASIC FOht a cuitrsl asgl. ef 0l'23' Cemateocs en Ike Easterly Seminole County, Florida, $11.3? feit, thence TSO Ia. SAYINGS IN TUE CITY a dIstance SI *11.15 iatissia5ef tb North line eluding portioa .f said lot ta $lsng said curve throvub OP NEW YORK fuel to lbs aid of curve; .f Lot II, Block I, hint.. Orange County, Plartds, At a central sails of ZlI&' thuce run North $'IrlS" atlagete Add. No. i. *c. pubii euter $s", a di.taacs of 517.0$ to Ihi SlOuch JIZOhIT OF WAY West, a diaIsncs of 115.11 .irdi.g I, p1st rscordsd iii ban bidder fafr rash at f.et 5• sad if curve; .110 No, 131.1, 121.2, 111.3 tech t• is hgIinin 10 a Ii list hook 1, pages *5 11:01 o'clock noon en Wadne.. tisac. run North 11.3*45" - curvs cososci te the Esit. and 2?, publle recorsia of day, June 23, liii *t be treat West, s distaai. if 144.24 That pert ofi erly and bsvlag a radlua.f Iemiisie Csnty, at doup of lb. l.mtaol. Ceialjt' feet to lbs East.nly sate.. Lot. 4, 7 and I, Ihiock 2, 1)11.01 feet, hines run Corthtoue., Saslord, Plesila. 11.1$ feet last • don of ho North ins of ENTIMlNQEl(-5 AD 0 i. siomg said can, through he Nortie, I)ate.t: .lh-IS,' center , Lot 11, Block I, Entsatiii. TION No, 1 to Lotsgwood, a osatral augl, of l'iI'$S", said Let, 1), theace an JOhN hi.. h$AOUJhIE, SR. icr Addili,. lIe. 1, so. according to phi thereof 5,dl.tacu .1214.12 feet to United States South SS'W4$' a.t, a ' rOil cording to piat in Piat iSe ins of olivE hues recorded 1* P1*1 Hook 1, diataacs of $41.34 fist to Middle Diettict of Florids Book 1, pagis II lad 27, page. 20 aid 27, pubitq rui North s.srir West, Ike begl*slag of a curve Kendall W. Wherry public records of leminol, reouris if Isininols Coon. a .dlassnce of 834.11 feet, soles,. te the Northweet. AssIstant Unliud Stale. Alter. County, Florida, at & p01st ty, PlurIda; thsiiø. fls Ninth 84'24'is" icy erly aid. having a radiusa $5.11 feit East of the a distance of 154.55 of 111.8?. feet, ISsue . Attorney for Plaintiff Nentheast sornir thareot, lying Weal of and wil2la (eel ts Sb. b.gta*lag uS a along 'aid Ours. Ibru a Pubhleh Mary 31, 30 * Juas 5, II feii f the survuy ha, curve concave to lbs 3. lilt central anglo of 1)3135", Thu land herein 4.sirib.d of Slate 11usd $.437, Sec. tou$uleasteriy sad hauLeg a s listanc* .t 5*7.55 fed I. coataisa Ills iquas. te.t, , lion TTSlo, said esirvey tIlls. of 111.7$ feet, theses the md 'Of curve, thence More or cue. run line Wing deecribsd as along saId city. run south 3s'er4" West, foilas: 131.1, 131.1, 131.3 . - cation of this notice. the fiCtt- • Sanford, FlorIda 31171 Publish June 1$. 30. 27 * July , 170.11 feet East of the log to plot thereof reord.d in Northwest corner of aai,I P1*1 Rook Lot 11, hines run North 33,' Public 12, Pa;.. 15 through Records of Reininoli 0e'3I'44' West, a dtatancs County, Florida. at public out. of 1311.15 fist to the be. cry to thu. highest add best bid. ginning of a curve con. tier for cash at 12:00 o'clock cay. to thu. Iouthaasteriy noon on Wednesday, June 23, and having a radius of iio at the Main door of th. 1413.51 1.51, thence run SemInole County Courtboue.., along said curv, through a sanford. Ylortda. Dated: I-il-Il central angle of I43l'5O" , John hi. Magutre, Sr. a dustano. of $35.71 feet to United States arehul the Intl of curve, thence Sitd.h1. I)Istrict of Florida bhIISh(ii..5., ($ •. C Ilomir Little, Agent. Grey. Seminole County. Floritin, up'rn publlo record, of Seminal. crit.e4 a.: 1/YT II, BLOCK P. Thi land herein dsscrtb.d contains 1471 square feit, mor. or "se. OWNED lIT: (3. II. Onus , )(iLi. stud wits JITilELINhi For SaIs 55. FurnItur, roe 5515 w P45 YUR'flTuRI - rrst.ss tor se litus as 14. $ aud bMti. SM $I day? ,ei* t*t*It*N. HU7 $Siis slow is Icuags, h.vs,sr ______ WIhIEL Utility Trailer. 322prlee Is i ii l.ss thaw rs. 33;)• uls? retaIL Nell Prelibi Damaged FatalIsts *1i liv,. 17-It. CIlbIflv. z tsi:n lawn mower. $11: 1 u...i Eds.r. $23: anti i out- ______________________ ,,o.rd motor, $21. Ph. *21. USRD Ildr*. suits $43; Apt. elti. .1.. Ga. Stove', ii. saw $31.13: FrigidaIre Rift1.t. :______________________ ____ n.tis, I Electrie I 510' $3). up. ua.. I'h. 222.2723. IIRZDOF.l TURNITURI ____________________________ Park A 13th £331415 I'WOO £2 Lined D..I piir lot a 14. 2 1". 102 1 11 N9. $choolu & 1S$tF1KIIIUS SrlI ceteip. Double W12140W ________________________ Travt. role: whit, heath., tin hollywood headboardi t (luag. shot gun U.S. CIVIL SERVICE A with alJu.tabls choks. Model TESTS! :0. 323.0413. SAVE 10% ON an, round trip the undersigned. pursuant to leaving I a. at. Monday thru thu "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter 111.01, Florida Statute, I a. m. Friday, Also any shier. in U. I. or Canada for will r,gister with the Clerk of $11. Round trip. Call or iii thu CircuIt Court, in and for Attorney. for Ezecutrix Y U5 0? Stati ltoad I. Notic, 427, SectIon 771*0, said stir- pursuant , hsreby givett tIat to a Final Deere. of vey line being ds.crlbed as )"ureclo.ur. ent.rel on Ma? follows: I. lu by lb. above entitt.4 Ileiin on the Easterly •' Court in the abov. styled. tension of the North un. c4u,e, the un'iarsigned United of l.t II, Block 1, Ents. States Marshal or any of hi. mingsr'. Addition No. I, duly authortsed deputie, will accordinl to plat is Plot sell th. property situats in hook 1, 'pages I$ and 27. Reminds County, Florida di.. ID", a disianc. of 137.05 feet to thi. end of eurv•: SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR IIRTI, deceae.d ITI2NWI'IIOII, DAVIS A - legal 11th Isa. - hi Luticia Oormiy L.a As azecUtria of this Last Will and Testament of lESlIE STREET 310. titt4i,so STATES DISTRICT recorded Plat Book 1, ('eUi1T 111001.12 DISTHICT OP psgee IS in an4 37, pubiio P)RIDA OI1LA7IDO DIVI.. record, 'a? Seminol. Coun. V iON. No. Sl.17.OrI.clvly, Florida; II 750 STATES or AMER. 1 Plaintiff, vs. ALVIN o,. lying *seterly of and Ldnn and JOTCF L ACORD, ly, Florid.; lying Wsst.riy of . so. uisc. - Thliuhs.u',. Florida I'PTiTIONP:nM. _____________________________ - . ty, Florida; at a point 11.11 t..t Mast of th. Northeast cornsr thereOf; ' That pert eli O WaIl Street t.w York, New York ru.id.nt i - CORDED LEASE held by U, P Postal Departatent D Ne. 131.1, 111.2, *23,1 131,1, 221.2, 125.1 ?b. lisrn.n'e Bank for Isvgo a th, City of flew York ' Ed*uad S. Wagner, /o S la hiic,ftud II square fist, OWNID 57* f. H. PAYNE and wife, BLANCH 1 PATHS aeti .f Aesounta lupervl.on Co. $ di.e.olv.4 corp. 1134 Locust Street S •f 1141.11 feet, thene. run more er lees. auth K. Lyaso, a. former Ofile,r.Dlr.oter, Trustee of A.. 0 West a diatsacs SI $41.30 Tb, eoni*1a Deputy Clerk hf'5flOI.O F. JOHNSON atockhold.rs eIther knowa Isiilnoia County or UnkolIwn 2t1 N. Park Avenue $itnford. Florida, 'id RIGHT OP WAY J*CK W. PIr.RCE SRI) No. 111.1, ial. 2. 121.3 liianl flulilding along silt) cur,, through J .L West of Big V.. Park. (Closed Sundays.) GANAS DAY ha PWOTO 10 by 5. claimant, CAMP his agsnt, or sUorney and sc• IZOHII Juni *8th - It Pays To Do BiAiness Thru Classified. Ph. 322 - 5612 For East Results j Hearid Classifieds deaagd shall bI lit writIng, sad shall state the pises of riiidencs and post stIles ad. dress of thu claimant, and shall - Sb. biginnlag of a curve c.a.ave to the $outb.sat. •rjy and having a radiu. of East, a distance of 1111.15 felt to the beginning of a eurvi coneavi to the Es.t sorner thereofj HufIasa 4saeri$lou. Icy of Jun.. A. 0. 2)04. JOSIIPH GERSIIMAN. and hEAL) RUTH K. LYNES. 55 for. Arthur If. fl.ekwitb, It'. Met Of hoer. Dir.ctor,. • Clerk of the Circuit Court, Trust.et.of Ae'ats of AC. In aflIt For $etifito1i Coun' COUNT RUPIRVIIi0N (fonierly Parliam.nt loan -, ty. Florida. dlalase. of 111.45 fiat to .rly sal havia a rolls, of 111$? fist, Mace ran al.ag said eurv. through a sestral sarIs if $P'II ir a distaaci •f UTIl fist ts 5. md .1 carve; ty, Plonid., its point $1.11 flit last of ills Northeast 14dn.. Unkaowa SlID Ho, 131.2, 111.2, 111.3 , i, b' aa* *en Pate of 211.1* fast. thenc. run 10 .5 lb. Nov11 1*5 of let II, 1)0.1 3. Eatsaingor Addltisa Us. * accord. ni te plot is P1st Rook 1, psg.s IS sad U, public r.eorda of Iiains)0 Ceun. .. S male". AdIlts.s • L.oI Notic.i ______________ 11451$ lii tilocs ru 1*5. Wgl.alei of a curve / sliD Na. 115.1 . 1445 s. a sai i. ii.. g, IZIINOI1I £ I) D i • 1101 NO. 011 Ia Loag. veil, srlIat. plot r.. t-.4Il 15 P1st ____ k _, a. , SI Usalsel. Cei$ sr Yinldsr ______ l$ai W..e.i, . , SI . ... liii 51 *511 ?t.Li 554Th III bilig 4.sevib. II SI 1.0ev,: Legal Notice $ reliva f Ill.?) fit thus. run aisug said sir,. tir.uib a control angls sf I$'iI'IV' a di.tsa.s SI 151.1$ fist ti Ii. 1.11k 1V1Y1O last, a diit$a.. if 1211.1$ foil t• 155 biglaslag If & eurcu assay. to hi ls.t.vly a diatiaat .1141.17 Suit to Sb. eni .1 asrvsi Ibes.o run x.ns s",ror list ,i ______ ______ L.gd Not1c .1CO4i• I. p1st a 1s1 Wflo IT xayroxczuji u.k I.is $S s?• Tb. s.d. h.NI. 45etT$bil • TO*I$ 15 bmby ilveu tMt p011. rseorda .1 I. ii . eontsl ISIS MUr, teal, lb. saa.d, pursusat to & P111115, II S N15t *01' or 1. , s,j,. F..d lbs '7Wtl1ks ___________________ Its.. ltatitV ________________________ Xt .fthi Cbaplit NI•I, PIflMllgtgt, . -S. If ____ OWNID Rt * PEAS, $U* flU. lip.. Av.. viii t a.,. mt... Lot 1), Ibis. _ara.4 gta _ ______ flUftsa sad XA1*UT seuti of Navi fence. Virgil if ho Circuit Citrt, Ia sad ______ p. a Liii ft114$" nt1i:s IL Aires FIrm. 322-li)?. f. •t 1214.0 f..t Ii _____ ______ ________________________ PoR rSSSIPI if piSsf .f Ski glssia SI a sm?,. coseas. PLIAwN ia tia; PWhUISU.S .1 liii _____________ 1.o. .'ttieri tr,fris lbs lmcma ?tiaUos. " 4. *5. UeatbSs.t.fIY 5*4 a Deciaritios SI 9111.. 5.. fsotlu.,._seas, . CAll, Odsado ilI.*IW k,Iaps 1S415I ii .ift b$O f hhit iii lb S)I101t7114 01* CHIP OW t'IVli. C6EU1ji. _________________ ØoIe a Tour Roof?? _____________________________ Sue, thaw.. rio s11ag,seid cue. by hi Pititisseri, tb. sods, which vs . 1• 1 1 .3 TURNIR ROOF carve tkrev,b a er.1 s.ilr1ng aatbceltp - .1 tills ci ,. s,4. a beilsa 5J%glO SI $4'220'. 11itway ____________________ ____________________ ,. di.. plecuding., for ti. skiag of 17)3 SI ' ____ 1. *5.. cy hues it 111.71 flit t4ttb. ti. property d.se,Ib.4 *10 TOP LAWN MOWING end of curve theacetivia PlUtion, for thp purpose. That tie porty istareslid to liv bear., isv policy. DIlly Wsekl, er bloithly l.rvics North U'lYId' liii, 7.41 *i4rii de.ct$b4, .15 Wit, aa• said *1lia is lii loath it.. of kisS.... •atafpaIss is ii i*eip$ Iaadsy. Also 1i15y •I to Ike bsgia*taga 1 a rlgbta of way. 4,bJaiE. e.eS 366-5191 lisle. U, T.waaIp • followat ivialagi. 311$ Is. Orisad. •rye concave to lb. at. ssnt., and storm .ev.r easehitht *aapp- $5 last, at *VRQI* zr or pvp. (loafoed Eachanre) Dr. *11.240. 5,17 aa4 $ i is. *451. for a poriloa 51 lists a p.151 LII fist lass SI IDA, INC. • 1)11.11 Seil, hue '5* Msad a-lU, I. S.miaai. Cous. - aat* Ill Nifty Auto lath 5. livtkw.st .5risV of By WesI.y & Wo.dao5, &oog s514 cry, thro WILl. BABY lit durbg tie ty Florida. and that. ii. P. wash your ear. Fast a.Fvlce. lithe. $3, said p.1st Pr.11d..t _______ _______ eestraj sari. SI 5.31 , aatiacur. day. 1114111. will apply for as 0?-. 332.7134 141$ I. French belag e. t• ____ 2HZ Coes Trail ________________________ _______________________ • °" . dietsac. 51 311.57 1. 1. dIr of Taking, and ,auch 01510 •svs te tb °f *5itifly. isaitlasI, Pl.d4 ---____ tie sot SI sorTs, t iao Oj'lera, th• Court duos p's. PAIThNO - CARPENTRY sad is11ag a radius of Dst.d at Osisodo, Oraiga lAXltII ZIDDII cat. In. rue Nailk $?seiru , $ pat, bifor. the Hosorshi. Vs.. Adeock UI-ISIS Cisity fast. hi S. We liver close. Plorids is.. I, ,a., a taaiiil bls,i.1 Of North hi Ws.tsr*y ut.s.i - of J4ge. or tie Circuit Curt .f ss'irir Wad, 45$ Me'tb. 3uip.i, Do the loath lin, of Lot of the Ninth JudictaI Circuit, ii saitirly aloag 5*14 Curve DDAH . --• 1. PsI. Supis It.l..s. 1ak.wiiw H Its aid f,r 1.misole.Cqs.ty, Fhiro ______ tbr.s,b a ciatral asgis •f AmUd.d' P1st accordl to it), on tie 211k ds of July, 5. PRINEL*1 aT.'YlM$ i•irsr, $ dietaac, • 05511 ii dbi Ceisty ANIMAL HAVES KINNELI: phil In P1st Book 1.2, gi A.- I). 1)44. at *0:25 o'clock •isss An 'r,,.. •.1s 05511y, 11" _______ 211.15 lest 1. ii. lid .1 Hoarding. Pupphsi for Ul.a53, public recorde of m- All., to lb. $.mtnoi. C.s.ty . *a $d l.rv*i5 bS corn; tie... ran North , Chihuahua., German ihep. mote County, at a tat C.lsrthou.. at Sanford, Furlan. $ ? I N I .0 - h.rd. * highs *1CC. 332. Macb as sad Supply Cs. '1 l0•i$ lilt 1. th• bigla. Southwest eora.r lbs I. all parties iatere.t.1 may _______ aug 51$ lit?. siscAys to - -. pat and bi beard it ti. *1*1 Is Al CsudIh.p - I hi Wsst.rly and having HOUND PUPPIES $t.. 321.710*. 1. i. b..fa dlo .54 place dsatgaatql, ., *5s .4 c.asa. Salts. if 11*1.51 teat, contain sis .qusr. it, Tea, and each qI yol, Sri Ag_ Sill *1isis 5.0.5 run along said ZITTESI- 111-4*21. atari er lea. bitchy oommsndil to sppiiS lu sod sack ef yen are SANFORD ELECTRIC situ of $1U1S" a die. _______________________ Pitition biritofore flied ii this OWNID. IT: lEITY Is presest say 11*1*5 aid I.. Mies .1 1*1.15 fill I, lb. Sus Huffman, Joine4 by °' 'l'• Juiy 17, 944. to shiv Call Fred at 322.2412. you. may bay, against lb. __________________________ North $'l210" West, a is. _____________________________ what right, tills, iSle rest or :d. ibtucaI IGite Usl.Cflt3 •Stati of J15liE'l7RIT 710. tale, of 271.13 feet to lb. her husband, 3. 1. CHEEV. hIV.. you, or any of you, havi. BERTC dec.a..d, late of Said 16. Po*Itry . Uvsut.c ER blilnitiag of a eurv. eon. IiI,'and to thr' property d.serib. rev, to the Pa.terly and County, 1. lb. County judge of _________________________ lisa. Tii1g lid Repsir Ilatlisle C.i.ty, FlorIda, at IIJIIJECT TO: MORTGAGE .4 in sail J'.titio.. and shiv having a radius of 1015.1$ ______ W. 1.. HUman - tli-4311 HORSES HOARDED curvi through a esatral an•, puS SI in favor of bittaken for the us.s and p- ' Sf said County $1 I*itfoi'd, - . Good sldlag Aria 43, P15*II, Fiils, 81041$ SARAh .12, GAiNES; p4 poles eat forth i hi Petulicu Plerids, wttits eta calendar iii of I'i$'II', a di.tanc. $11-Pill __________________________ .moNth, frit* tha time Of thi )IORTUMIE rscordid in . f 1114 hereIn. of 154.11 fist to ths end WITNESs my CALADIUM.$: chooei from 10,Hand and lb. of curve; th.no. run North H. BooS 7), page 330 in first piblicatlon of this notics. sh.sg isld cur,. through .. ISV Ju?siy 1. OSS*$"S1) is lb $.utk liii .1 sllhe N, - TS1p N 1i11b, I, liii. $1 a ,SISetWISSS il if sail 13, .514 p51st _leiel.s beliE is lb us .1 a suts. isSlSS t• lbS *5111117 sad kaslig a PsdIma .1 $115.13___ fill, tilses frs. a tSS5SSI n'ir.r' Wilt, rio $.,tb. •s tht.ssk a isatril sipte of s0snr. $ dhslamas sI ____fats 1.1k. .1 isti was; *5.5.5 N'IVl.' Wail, a dIsIaa. if 1*11 fi 's if $ 15150 liisTe IS 4_1345$p .4 bseta a ,... ., t.i..s ______ . _______ ,,,, titevØ a •ests$ s.p1. if s'js'sr, a dl.. at... ii t*$,1S flit Nosib s'u'ir Wsst, a 4 ,aa.e .1 m.0 hit IS I. gsstag its .srv. Iastsrly sad .sve 11 bs,$.g sSiiss at 1015.5$ 1.11, IbSeli via a$.s aid .,.,. tireas a asarsi tas ii 11411 1051 15 lbS led ii .urvs Ibsass raw North it'wir Wise, a 4Iihi*.o if $$1$$ thsas via Xciii IS'1 Ibis is ibi WuIIsla if a a asntrsi sari, of ?'34'li'. Dnlsi - - Legal Notice Legal NOt1CI ____ HOLLER - MOTOR SALES 2515 W. 1st. ST. PH. 322.6231 322.0861 �a 16 a - H ••v •------. BIG WEEK STARTS NOW! PiCK UP YOUR RED NO. 9 RACE CARD- AT PUBLIX NOW! 0;% Tech U R d Study Requested Jessup Cassel-berry Eyes Water System cnwwar unauaa Utility Co. Purchase Pralb Is Studied urn go to . tile racel Tj 5$? I - hAN *1W Uh C. 916 I l ft 415 I. U$SS $100 . UPS, rn ... Woo" Ii. seal *1k.,6 . ___ I. i Ni& IIJ& 11111a N. WL These us seIme of lb 64 s id, PS.. $100 -Ns SAN *esis dwlelp w 7* wsWs ruse qs. . . ap 21106W $415 10106 S A... N.. PS.. W fII_.S l..i. .es T.. nu $.d. UMrs. Label"d. PS.. uS.. ___I.,. IIS1Lp1JII Puss. S.., PS.. $10. S. S. Yesir I.sU3IL1 P.!. Heib... Pie. $100 . N. C. 1. w.ir.. 6 on kiWi laYs Go To The R.s card now N 0 $JkDCO Pb purchasen.c.aary. Match the whf1thSWIflflhI'g w nimths,s poatcd at PUBUX each Monday. F.n Mrs fun, *AA yaw carda.t ho" while you *sco$or1Vshow. tbw curds and new races every week Join the urn. Get Vow card dsy at PUBUX, where shop. pMgIsaplsssursI Round Steak 0 To GOVERNMENT.JNSPICTED HEAVY WESTERN IEEPSALEt $ - - •ii as pissed b peer $aIi. hbII* Markel man ALL YOU DO SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN 5..s.e "on" 312 TesS. Tws 'Be", $06 es sio. " TM W WiIa urn..... VAMP p.. i4. . c.s. in rM,,I II... IP. $L . P, N. i.. r $, lie U + tC$O Now 1. 1 ilk0 that new Around the C1ock5 WE is top qf The Iuford Herald AM at the new building? Seminole County ••• • ontheStJohnsRlyer isis "TheNileofAmerka" s bed Look for. It as North Preach __ the lesofutiess rsquesting AVSflhis. It's is iy*cstchir. 0 0 0 State Road Deptment to make Immediate studies of connector William U. Robbins, son of roads to Florida Tech and for Mrs. Isyon Robbhos, Oiled.. updating a 155$ feasibility study and former S.aInd deputy of a Lake Mosses causeway sheriff, his boss pee.t4 to rb CT 4 was adopted by tb Hoard of specialist 4 with IS. Army In Psse uu . County Commluloem today. the 556th Military Polk. Com050 flSOlUtIOD passed isial. iy lsnyI&uS5 pany at Tort Baeknsr, OkinWEATHER: Monday 90-71; warm and showers thru Wednesday. 10001117 by the board calls tot awa. B. was graduated from City of Casselberry Monday Nee 5 cents SANFORD, FLORIDA UP! Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. JUNE 14, 1966 is iUlDudIIti study by the 8110 night took further steps toward VOL 58 NO. 212 Oviedo High in 1963. SSS • of the alignment and costs ala the long talked about musicip W connector road from SR 436 Is A Rotarian traveling up the pal water system with ILls ap the university site. river to Blue Springs recently polntment of a cosmittee to '11*e same resolution contains said he kept a close 175 On the meet with mbbard Cua.lbVy a request for a study on Sanford condition of the river on the to discuss possible pureha.e et Avenue extension with a Lake way and saw no muddiness. "It his private water company. causeway connecting was just as clear as could be," Named to the commutes were City Council Chairman Arwith SR at to the university he said. S S S thur C. Wheatley, Councilman Councilman site. Jessup The Lake Monroe causeway Clauson J. Wilkinson, of 211 Arthur Lego, City Engineer 1. St'ith Maple Avenue, has been C. Conklin and city fiscal agent Resolution to allow the sale throughout the city but has met study request, estimated to cost aw ded the designation of Kirk Gundy. of liquor at 2101 French Ave. with objections of surrounding the county $15,000 In secondary $ road funds, ran Into some dli. Knight of the York Cross of Cauelberry I. currently supan, was passed on first reading residents at each location, Honor, highest degree in the plying the city wltth water and • at city commission meeting Commissioners W. Vincent ficufty before the commission. sewer service through his Cia. York Bit, of Freemasonry. Monday, over the protests of Roberts, Earl Higginbotham The first motion to request SS selberry Utilities Company. He and Al. I.. Raborn Jr.. who vol. UPdltIU the 1556 causeway prø. adjoining property owners, CPO H. H. Ward, assigned has In the past held a franchise Request for the controversial ed for the change noted that posal plus a traffic and earn. to the maintenance training with the city for operation zoning change was made by French Avenue is a commercial logs study was defeated by $ detachment at SNAS, has been the municipal supplier, but that John Canton, who has sought four-lane highway and the sale 3-2 vote. selected as the "Instructor of franchis, expired at the first to establish a bar and/or pack. of liquor is legitimate in a Commissioner W. Lawienco k of the year. The utilities cow the Month." age store in several locations commercial two even though Swofford's motion to request 3fl3? Is now considered • SS there are private residences on such a 5*0 study tailed to get ',ii• a second until Chairman lola Notice is given the public "holdover franchise" while the nearby streets. by the Army Corps of Engi- city council considers Cassel. Ernest Southward, real estate Alexander turned the gavel over neers that Southern Bell Tele- berry's bid for renewal. broker speaking In behalf of to Vie. Chairman John Pits. phone has applied for a per- In action along this line MonCanton, defended Carhon's patrick. But Swofford and Alex. mit to place a submarine cable day night, the council tabled character and integrity and ander were the only two comm across the St. Johns River at any decision on the franchise contended that French Avenue missioners to vote for this ver. the Sesnlnols.Volusia County bid until the July meeting 4 is "a developing shopping area zion of the the request council, pending further study line. and Under existing zoning it Fitzpatrick and Commission. by City Attorney Kenneth Mc. SS must continue to develop corn- ens Rd Yarborough and Lea Gary voted "no." It was mentioned has a Itosh. 'Hugs' .., and 'bets' .. - mercially." city recently was grant• w•• week or so ago that Al Wilson edThe and 'bugs!' agreed "Carlton has to build Later the resolution was a Federal Housing and UrC mayor of Sanford and JackW. were expecting them a fencq between his property amended to omit the earnings sonville Beach. By the same ban Development loan for a deMonday afternoon, as we pre. on Fnnch'Avenue and that of and cost study and merely up 4, .., token Warren Knowles Is city tailed study of the feasibility pared to coil our new presses residential property owners on date the 1556 report. Swofford manager of Sanford and gov- of a municipally-owned water Is The 8aafeed Heralds now Laurel Avenue, In addition go said he was opposed to this be system. ernor of Wisconsin. hedges is to 3) feet high that cause he thought the earnings plant. Casselberry lately has been PUBLISHER WALTER A. GIELOW and head pressman Raymond Stev. SS already are .ewiag there," hi a nd cost study was necessary. And we bel.. .east ens study first copies of The Sanford Herald off the news presses Mon. Fitzpatrick said he was op. Sanford Lions are planning reported as saying his utility new pointed out. But ft wisa'i Is the day In to new newspaper plant on French Avenue. Presses, will print a big Fourth of July Fun lair company Is not for sale. In the Southward mud that "when posed to spending $15,000 In We stripped a gear 28,000 40-page papers an hour. again this year, with bigger past, however, he reportedly liqior Is Involved secondary road funds for the machine the sale In our engraving and better fireworks and put a price tag of $50,000 an and had I. send our photo. people t.S?to let their emotions study. But later agreed to go pleas., no ralol' is will be the waterworks. graphs t. sat friends at the overtake their better judgment akU with the mars limited version of the causeway study staged at Fort te11on Park In àther business Monday and paint too black . Winter l'anli Sun-Herald f the city council instructrequest. as usual and one of the best night, the situation." of p,ocessing, public service features is the ed McIntosh to enter Into an Property owners on Laurel Fitzpatrick said be didn't And that was why we were agreement with Herman R. their know whether the county could free eye-testing. Everyone Joyce on. hour Isle Is the dclivAvenue had contended that for purchase of a• piece should plan to take advantage of property on Secret Lake to "children would not be safe in afford building a causeway cry of Monday',. &s.lwrs. of that. neighborhood, widows and over the lake without raising (At that, though, we near- the be used as a recreation area. S I I taxes. alone women living would be iy made up all the lost tune The Secret Lake site was one Moving the big dredge out of three considered by the counspeed frightened by 'drunks' roaming The board adopted another with our new high drunk. resolution requesting the SRD of Lake Monroe and Into rile. cil and the recreation commispress... Vroom! I How t ho around the streets and tively safe harbor up the river sion for creation of a Munici- Max Cober!y, city tax as. due to increased food costs and from Mellonylll. Avenue to papers did fly, once the but. en drivers would cause aecid. for additional funds for beauti. In advance of possible hurri- pal 5 ends." Signed pe ti tions were flcatioa of U. S. 1792 along sessor, Was 1%efl a vote of also the acquisition of ex. Msngouatine Avenue and ma- ton was posIted.) park. cane winds reminds us of the Selection of a site for the new confidence and an order 10 pm presented to the commissioners Like Musuuu. time a hurricane hit Pensacola pollee station was delayed with teed with his work of Teaasess. pensive animals such as the turials would cost $5,2()I, protesting permitting the sale U the additional money Is tiger and leopard cubs which Commissioners indicated they and swept a huge dredge right the city's planning board be- ing city land values for up.dat. of liquor at that location. Sim. not available, the board asked are voracious meat-eaters. A plan to discuss th e plan furthrough the Santa Rosa Sound ing asked to make a study of ing of city tax rolls, liar protests had been register. that funds set aside for beauti. sum of $1,970 was transferred then with county commissioners bridge, knocking out traffic the various sites proposed. In Study figures ed by resident at several other ficatlon of SR 46 east of 880; that city from contingency funds to the in an effort to work out a plan over that main artery for We meantime, the city has re- assessments areshow locations, also in commercIal ford to 17.52 be transferred I. considerably zoo budget. for installing the "whiteway" months. Don't want anything quested any additional sites lower than county taxes on th e areas, in which Canton had the lake project. Parley Slated On another road matter, th4 In a report on the proposed from the city limit, to the 1.4 like that to happen here. ed to locate his business, citizens may have to offer, so cam, properties. County tax lakefront street lighting pro. interchange board approved a SRD title SS CI t y commissioners were attempt on Hwy. 17.92. they too may be considered. tables range f rom th ree to ten search for right of way studies A Clock reader says no Council adopted Its Resolution times as much as city asses.. gram, City Manager W. F. A request by the Sanford . slated to meet today with John o n SK 48 from 1.4 to the We. InDuflose, chief of the bulkhead Knowles informed commissionSeminole Jaycees for an 4 alarm clocks are needed on E. No. 140, officially changing the ments with enS parcel assessed sri the plan would require 32 crease in their appropriation in section for the trustees of the Navy Jets Down kiva River. Thi. Is preliminary Second St. from 4 to S am. names of several streets which I by the county at 35 times the new lights In the city limits, to proposed rebuilding and the amount of $300 was denied. State Internal Improvement Loud tail pipes on motor have been called by names city assessment. widening of SR 48 to the Lake Fund, to disc uss the eontro. Strange one scooters are taking care of other than those on original In most eases the proposed line. County versilol dredging in Lake Mon. everything. plate. In th resolution, the fol- n ow city assessments will be SAICOIl (UPI)-Two U. S. City commissioners voted SS r . lowing streets were changed: lower than that of the county h)uflose issued an order June Navy jets scrambled from the unanimously Monday to an. Mrs. Camilla Bruce, super- North Embery to Mocking Bird on the same piece of property. ••ji 7 demanding that dredging on 7th Fleet carrier Ranger today doris the plan to build access visor of elections, Is in Sem- Lane; Duck Pond Circle to In other action, the city or. the lakefront project be stop. and shot down an unhientifiesl roads to Florida Tech on a inole Memorial Hospital for Lake Shore Drive; Winter Park dered that owner Joe Moss • tests and possible surgery. pod because of the condition of plan, picked up on fleet radar crash basis and will draw up Drive to Park Drive; Palm notified to take action at once SSS i i • the lake as reiiurteil by the off the North Vietnamese a resolution to that effect for Drive to Royal Palm Drive; to remove or replace marqueeM action at the June 27 meeting. Florida Came and Fresh Wa- coast, Eugene B. lielnert of De- Fort Mellon Trail to Sunset "If we can be of assistance The 1,00 miii an hour FIC Bury Is upset by a picture Drive; and Azalea Drive to over the sidewalk at 301.307 ter Fish Commission. The state Sanford Avenue which "conofficial was in town today to Phantoms also chawl away a in any way In bringing this that appeared in The Herald Quail Pond Circle, stituts an immedlate hazard to June 9 which shows the burn. conduct an investigation of the second unidentified plane that plan to fruition we will be the safety of the public," ing of old American flags. • situation, after the city refus- had been picked up by s.nsl. very glad to offer our s.rv. Commissioners learned that ed to accede to the order to tire radar on the guided mis. ices," Mayor A. L. Wilson He says that according to 4 cost of feeding zoo animals has ails frigate *103 Coonts. said. the "Etiquette of the Stars and stop the dredge. risen approximately 1,000 Stripes" published by the VFW Invited to meet wi th Duftos. cent in the past year, partly that the flag should never be and city officials were Sen. destroyed In a public ceremony. Mack Cleveland, Rep. S. J. Da. Also, I never knew Taps City employes are definitely • ______ vi,, Rep.-elect Thomas McDon. was played for burning our slated for increased salaries alit and John Krider, execuFaces • ... American flag, only for our but not this year. tive manager of the Seminole s ,ms deceased enlisted personnel Commissioners voted Monday JW County Chamber of and honorably discharged vet- to Include pay raises amount- B Following the luncheon meeterans." he says. ing, the group is slated to tour ing to approximately $65,000 S I S A Forest Zak. Academy the project and inspect the TOWNCNAPT® In the next city budget. The A reader of ours from Mc- city's fiscal year begins In Oc- teacher, a former academy condition of the lake. ELECTRIC Intosh, Fl.., R. A. Cobb, sug- tober. student and a third man were WATCHES gests that everyone rand an Commissioners have been y due to be arraigned before article in the June edition of studying salary scales of othYouth Sought will never need winding 41 12 Reader's Digest titled, "Should er city governments In the Justice of the Peace Hugh on or off the wnlsti Duncan today on charges of the Church Meddle in Civil Girl's Death Central Florida area for sevshelse and entering. breaking io Affairs." "To me this article eral months In charts prepared Arrested early Monday .••,: • ' shows at least one reason why TAMPA (UPI)-Police to. I q Sp'3 cbe,ie III to many of our churches have by City Manager W. H. Knowles morning were Robert Louis day sought a tall youth who • • • 0 / / 0 Fewer me',1e parts 1.. so many empty pews," Cobb In an effort to determine aver- Moyer, 23, teacher at tip. Acad. was last seen with Barbara ages and arrive at "just and emy; Albert A Smith, 38, of e.tei acsvfauy asS says. Trembly the night the teenage d,p.mübIlity /JV equitable" salary figures. Maitland; and Robert Jamison Clearwater girl was slain. I Heads..., aside,e J95' Final figures were presented Burnham, IS, Rout. 2, Maltg. 1)71155. • Officers also were seeking Herald Index Monday and approved with land, the former student. -1 information on a dark blue or This is H,. .Ithss.t. Is VaMISS Bridg .................................... minor changes for incorpora- The tilu was charged after black automobile parked near b..dseme. elegest with Classified Ads 6A-7A tion into the 11)66417 budget. allegedly breaking Into the e ii.., ties, dial and • di.teenage hangout where the Comics................... 4A.5A In the past, city department home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl tisatie. sweep minute head, lot.Ysar..ld girl was last seen lismissos head a nd •.rI.rs Crossword Puzzle --- .. IA heads have indicated they were Cross, 741 PsIm Circle, Forest Saturday night. male Is, essy tell-tim. day . Dear Abby ........... . 4A unable to retain qualified and CIty. Sunday night, 11cr partially clad body had might. W.t.rpreeP, w•iti•. • }:ditorial Page .-1A experienced personnel because A ski rope, battery and gas L'. .mtl.mag. pro.1, dustpr.ef, "' been found in a ditch Sunday :ntcrtainrnent -.--- 4A-5A of higher salaries offered in can were taken from a ranash., sad •k.ckt.l,t..t. HEARTY WELCOME greeted enlisted men of RV. by a group of Tampa boys. Thy eeerqy sell sup. GuatasteS for sos lull year. Horoscope -.__. 4A surrounding cities. The new sacked utility, room. All-13 (Bats) when they flew Into Sanford Na. Officers said she was last leap as Waf,,PrIel pile. posse S. y• • Jetstreanz 2A pay scales will put Sanford Burnham also has been seen at val Air Station this morning after months of de. "The Spot," a teerusgn crews, •vyst.I, and bash ri Society .......... -. 3%-3A city employ.& on a par with J charged with grand larceny In maim istest. ployment off Vietnam coast In South China S night club, dancing with a tall. . Sports 6.7 other cities of comparable the theft of $ motorcycle from This scene of family greeting was repeated many dark, slender, long. haired OPEN NINTSI 'Til P.M. Msad.y then Surduy TV5A the bo tiniao as men arrived, yoUth, •(kLerald Photo Priest.. so WIN lb 994 S. DsIlct.es D.ever Oven Roast.. .. lb 994 . - - - Liquor Sale Site OKd , Prim!.. L.kI AQØ 12L ph,. Franks SvIWs P,..l.. Libel Sliced S.r.'l.Q leaf or $ 0*. 590 Pork ............. pkg. S" Breed Kid,.. Chub. SAVE lOst LOW SUDSING Bologna ..............1201. pkg. Dash Detergent I.' Sausage ..............',°: 490 Tsmsw's Cooked or liked Sliced . • SI. Ham .... pkg. 590 ............ . . tr.zeis foods . Honey Buns .....4 Ni_as,. 1.1dm $1 Tea Cake ..........1401 pk. a SAVE lit Ukèy's Pimesppim'G.spsfroIs J SAY! 6½c! HEINZ Pork Fruit Drink •,,,,.,...,,,,,.,....• 3 32 ox. C... '.' SAVE 14.! Dssesse I.Iquid . . . . 0 . 0 Lux . Wk Cbh.luI. New & [J 8"ns ••••••••••••,3300 CQa Ca.. u,,, Eeaj To P..r. Jiffy /.41x [] SAVE 4.! Kheen Ire. sin) C 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 40 S "ft View) [J s. 390 D.corat.d Towels RiceA.Roni ............ ........... . 1°' 350 IER SAY! Sit Raspberry, Strswbervy, BI.ckbrry, Cherry Royal Gelatin. N,. SC WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASUREU Sfsrd Pup Hwy. 7.2 Ined Ousi. Dr., SIsrd Cantalou 3' 10 as. 4 EXTRA *303 IoC down p"d Nee Mw e LARGE SWEET CALIFORNIA GreenStamps 505054 IIISU£UIOS;N*$$., MAY15 0* D'JI* KISS TALCUM POWDIR Msas.hesils (LImit 4 PU....) Apple Sauce. FV (h,.s Wed.. he. 15. 1544) '• -, * Monday Is 4(GreenStamps" situ puss..,,.. is. Ps ocuass.. 0 L::Y DEODORANT 4es..r7es.siz. Wed.. i.e. 15*544) I I V1Jwcarn?. -- 11051., lUll.. W10., $AT.z I4$.71OS THU*L. P11., Ss*540 I City PlansHike Of Land Taxes to Lake Dredging -. - iJ1TuW r- ---- -•--s2.. --i:: P1 is I • sussoNwe.sasrsussue PULLS$U*YS S OR PM IISCUIT$ Pay Hike Ed For Next Year •,•.• • •• • •• . • reacher Qi%flt!tt1 • NEW! • & E Charges • ' In •• • • • / I oleo" 136 S I 8780 Jj . • , H0U A?. iiiNStam. 5 I EXTRA NNMN S - uui so BITTY ClOCKER POTATO BUDS 1 ph. (liprss Wed., is.. It, 1544) 2 4a.'72 Mal -i' us. moe es..o. so us DOW OVEN CLEANER $WUT.TEN $WIITNII 9•... she was II80110 Wed..Ju.. it, 1545) (ia.4,m Wed.. ha. 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Paving Contract . . 1 Fiscal Manager . I . Jr. College Adds AB STRACTS . PENS,,tCOLA (UPI)-Gov. slight rsfsrcncss to New York Hayden Burns showed north. N.gro Congressman Adam west Thrlda voters material Clayton Powell's statement In today that be said proved his Miami that it be were Pier. opponents' campaign was be. Wan, he would auppopt High ing run by the same backers against lures. High bag is. that helped sleet New York accused Burns supporters of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. setting it up, but Powell said The Governor told an early It was a casual remark morning coffee crowd of about prompted by questions from 250 supporters that campaign newsmen. brochures for Miami Mayor After the eolfse, and before Robert King High were nearly flying to Panama City, Burns Identical to material used In launched Mto a round .S hiatt. the successful campaign to shaking at industrial plant. sleet Kennedy. and shopping centers, With Burns took every speaking the .isettou only lz days off, Opportunity in this last awing the Governor feot.d ft up ens through northwest Florida be. side of the street and down fore the May 24 primary to the other, shaking every hsad challenge what he said was in sight. Kennedy's support of High. "I'm going to slug It sitS NO said Kennedy was Inter. like anybody else slugs," Is sst.d In the Florida govei'. told shopping cent., erswda noes race to further his own Tuesday night over the blare desire to become president. 01 a jus band. He said Kennedy hoped to He flew hers lat. Tuesday elect High who, as governor sit.r attending the CabbieS and head of the delegation to meeting in Tsllai..seI. H. the National Democratic C..'i. kept bearing down is the a.. yen tion. could Influence For. sertlos that 111gb never spiabi Ida's delegation t. back Ken. without noise, reading snip nedy for the prealtieney, those words put In his mouth "Rut that will never hap. . Kennedy's bseoo art. pen," Burns told the wildly g •" applauding and c It cc r in i - I Rescinds . . - . . * 4 ,., . . I - I . High, Burns Reiterates - * • , AICIS - .-.. .. t5oDDY • • • Filling Ar • if _.._ . - -- -- j - '.--'-... . p ._, -- - . _.._ - • _______________ -'.5, .- '• IW.?IyA _______ - -. •'- A • I I. menwillb.bonoredguestiat 014 ; reception followed by din. • flip *14 P.M. AlthoughHigbhadno active Some people tell us that organization In th. county 0 f 4 F 1 . 9 1 they saw a man dangling from during the first primary, he Youth, 11 a Parachute at 2 p.m. Sunday baa picked up support he re L. the Kelly forces. He and east Sonf SHADE GAP, Pa. (UPI)4 : of th. Navy base. The Navy Kelly will motor here from I. 4 Peggy Ann Bradnlck, 17, kid. leave immedi. il Tituavill e and says none of Its crewmen ba . 1 naped and held in chains for italy after the dinner for aned out. who was jtp . . . seven terrifying (lays by a other campaign appearance In 5 V. .0 Tb. rlagtaIl monkeys and Central Florida. ,e, long-sought deranged sniper -•' the peacocks probably who turned killer, was rescued screamed their beads off the HIGH PROMISES unharmed today. The kidnaper other night while the alligator CONSERVATION' ..L - .I -wan shot to death by a 15. pits were being raided at the VERO REACH (UPI) 'ltI!qh,. 15.10 year-old farm boy. M. U they could talk police Robe rt King High took his 14 ' -'i "Thank God Thank God would have an 0911 and shut motorcade campaign for govsafe . - • I'm safe," case. ernor along the east.central ,,•i.. the pretty, blue-eyed, brown. ' ' oust today and accused Gov. ~i0 , haired high school junior cried I#,,' , " Some people know well how Haydon Burns of failing to over and over as she ran Into to poke fun at themselves. safeguard Florida's riven and the arms of Pittsburgh Press WIth..s the prospective juror streams against pollution. reporter Scott Rombach, who In circuit court who was Pr. The Miami mayor, making pushed her to the ground to seating his plea to be excused conservation a major plank In avoid being hit by bullets. from jury duty. When asked the platform he hopes will unThe kidnaper, William D. If he could substantiate seat Burns in next Tuesday's crowd. 'Robert King High will e.. claim to hi a dia betic, and runoff prImary, promised to never be governor and Bobby llollenbaugh, 41, was shot aubjset to bluckouti, the man give "top priority" to conser. Kennedy will never be presi. through the neck. State Police produced a signed medical ring Florida's natural rodent." REAR ADM. H. H. CAIi)WELL, in his first of. DAVID POWELL, locisi president and dist rict said he was hit by the farm card attesting to the fact. H. sou rces. He said the state could not ficial visit as commander Fleet Air Jackson. of chairman of the Natiol ml Association of Litter boy, Larry Rubeck, who fired brought a loud laugh from th afford to turn its affairs over e fi. to ld a group of supportville, this morning presented a series of high Carriers, Is representalLive of all mailmen who a .22 caliber rifle through a court as he presented his card , at a breakfast meeting in to "radical •ztmsmism" under awards to a number of Navy flyers based at will observe "Florida Li tter Carrier Week" June closed window of his home at to Judge Roger Dykes, saying, of plans to create a High. "W, have come too far Sanford Naval Air Station, for wartime duty in 20.26 under proclaw ation by Coy. Hayden 'This shows I'm a diabetic, Stuart nearby Fort Littleton. "governor's council on conunder the tradition of progreslo Vietnam and for stateside service. He is pictur. Burns. State conventioIS will be held June 23. nota drunk." A short while before he was s,rntion" to advise the cabsive conservatism in this state 5.. ed with Capt. C. W. Swanson (left), command. killed, Hollenbsugh shot and 25 at Cocoa Beach. . (Herald Photo) Work 01 eladrbig week ud agencies Z make a change now," be lng officer of SNAS. (Herald Photo) Red Cross volunteer first Inst and other state critically wounded a deputy mIre out if the mind lead. said. conservation problems. aid course for mothers Inter, on sheriff. Th. Governor criticised fill area In Labs Hooves leas ested Ia staff ing the .Plnecrest High wove his them. of in. The dramatic events outside to, conservation High for injecting the race been eompteted by dredging School clinic will open Wed. tegrity and the flubeck home took place Issue into the campaign, show. CWI, City Manager W. 1. naday In the school auditor. gether by saying that "mu. only a few minutes after a raw sewagi tons of ing an April nuns story from Knowles,reported today. lum. Hours are 11 A.M. on lions of heavily armed force of (375 a wire service that M ay is, a, 23, 30 and Juno 1. are dum ped In to our rivers men began an assault on near. High m big dredge and 11s daily. What kind brought up the race Issue o and streams In by twin-peaked Tuscarora - Seminole County Builders of Integrity in government Is a lOisini speech to a Negro equipment now has movs4 ! C' !. Mountain where the kidnaps, teachers, group, showing au out tate th, lake wha,..it to aadAas$clatO rjUJ.uJ Mar. that? 110w do ems th)nht in. I was trapped with she gi'l It with It?" Negroes a campaign ad of two engaged Is "swespbig k uasia ottsa at their duatry g5 air Tuesday eight. years age in which Scott Ksl. off the baryow ate., pm meeting at 7:30 j.. tonight High asked. Almost unbelievably, the The Mayor then promised to By Desna Eels. at Spencer'. Restaurant. last week, pledged. If elected, ly promised to ,óto civil rights which kydiaulle SRI stmW, who s i • Three Sanford teenagers, The boys were freed under wily, crazed kidnaper "veto any bill that would per"Jpublkans will come 'to continue In the future, a. legislation and relating that mostly sand, will be psapod agent Terry AnderAbsentee voting Is running mit directly or Indirectly the (reed of charges In Municipal $250 bonds and will stand killed FBI 1 crawling out of the woodwork have In the past, the prac. Burns had accused High of Into the landfill axes. son from ambush on the being the NAACP candidate. Work on pumping the soil heavIer in Seminole County pollution of Florida rivers." Court in connection with al trial In county court. mountain Tuesday slipped like termites before the No- tices of consulting With peo-for the Tuesday runoff than High's caravan of a dozen leged hazing incidents, were Gordon Frederick, attorney through the large posse, which veniber elections and then pie of all views in a con. Burns said he had not In. in is expected to begin Fri. for Bryant, Butts and og. tended to talk about racism day and will eonttans en lb. for the May 3 primary. A cars had scheduled stops to. arrested Tuesday on county den, and two younger boys had maintained an all-night' look out for your houses," tinuing effort to give the In this campaign but 1gb urns 24.hour.a.day, six-day. total of 155 absentee ballots day at Fort Pierce, here, Stu- warrants. Democrats of Seminole CounRobert Petree, candidate for vigil around the mountain. Warrants issued by Justice accused in the hazing,, called a.we.k schedule under whiehi SanTitusvlll., Cocoa, in art, brought It up. have boo n Issued so far the Democratic State Execu - ty the representation they de° ' dredger, have bias .per sire." H. renewed his criticism of the with a total of ford, DeLand. Leesburg and f the Peace Hugh Duncan reports of the alleged hazing At about 6 am, today the tive committee warned at ,harged John Butts, Fred acts "grossly exaggerated." a man atlng, Knowles said. In Ocala. Introducing Mrs. Sheila Roberts, her High for who voted absentee Frederick said he took the kidnaper surprised Deputy Tuesday evening's meeting of opponent, promised "to serve Burns identified as a "known Bryant and Richard Kelly Approximately $00,000 sub. 1he last primary. Ogden, all 17, with assault boys' cues because he be. Sheriff 1raiicis Sharpe at, a the Seminole County Demo. actively in the post, attending Miami gambler" to Atty. Gen. ic yards of muck had to be AUICI1iOS VUUIl con61 nues imid battery in connection lives them to be Innocent of roadblock. ii. forced Sharps cratic Association. from the Sill axes up until 5 p.m. Monday. Peirce stressed the need for all party functions, and to Earl Faircloth in an effort removed aith gunpoint into the April 19 incidents, any harmful acts. the driver's before Ifs uid he at the land .euld ho iso. work for strengthening of the County to find a loophole in the state In addition, Bryant was was defending the youths for seat of the deputy's car, got in a strong, vigorous, dynamic party." pumped in. gambling laws. posed by One argument igain accused of unnuthori:- only a token fee, beside him and made Peggy party, calling himself a "libe. Robert Parker, candidate ",A man is known by the m. marina area, which Vernon W. Dunn, former !d use of a motor vehicle. cover Ann lie on the floor in the ral who will devote all his for county commission dis- company he keep.," Burns told will signed in the13 acres, Is dcounty commissioner, against The youth were Intially rear. lie then ordered Sharpe energies to the office, If elect- trict 4, stated: "I believe I of $ 170 the crowd. Faireloth aclinowl. with the neckshape annexation by Casselberry of A paving bid awarded to barged In the city of Sanextending out to drive to the Rubeck home. ed." and promising to "build can represent each and every edged that High brought such a party and not a ma$ section across SR 436 II £5 Orange Paving and Construe. ord and were scheduled to the from the foot of Palmetto A few other state troopers chine which would Interfere in person who wants representa man in question to a hotel Avenue. Pumping will begin follows: tion Company for work in St. tand trial last Friday in were manning a roadblock at the operation of the pri' tins, not only in my own dis- room In Sarasota and asked In the southeast corner of the "This would result in In. Johns River Estates his been ifunicipal Court. However, the house. Under order, from manes." trict but throughout the coun Faircloth to help him tolerable conditions. Many rescinded by the Board of ity Prosecutor William C. If he neck, next to the seawalt. It the kidnaper, Sharpe got. out Ile shot further barbs at ty." could and that the man asked will continue out to the top commercial establishments at County Commissioners upon lutchison asked that their Employment of A. R. hui of the car to tell the troopers he In answer to a question, ases be nol prossed (not 11am as business manager of he had a wounded man in the his opponent, incumbent Ro- reported he had traveled be- him for an interpretation that of the "T" where doubio considerable diatance from the request of the bidder. municipality of Casselberry The bid of $44,101 was irosecuted) and be turned Seminole Junior College was auto and hail to get to a ho.. bert BIilhimer, who was un- tween 3,600 and 4,000 miles In would permit some types of pipes will be installed In $ able to attend because of a gambling on midway conces. "Y" ship. to spread the fill have and would request an. awarded the company to pave over to the county. The mo- approved by the Board Public Instruction, on recom pital inmeiiiately. 'previous commlttment', by the co unty during the cam- sions at fairs and carnivals, material to the east and west nexation in order to sell alco-. certain streets In the subdivis. Ion was granted, paign. Ai harie talked to the holic beverages on Sunday." ion with bond money from the The youths were arrested inendation of the SiC advisory trOoPer', ilollenhatigh got nut repeating his acceptance of Tom McDonald, 'candidate The man in question an. at the same time. Bullhimer's facetious endure' nouncsd in Miami that he will Dredging work is "jusk Casselbirry is a Sunday American Fire and Casualty rucajay afternoon by Dip- board. representative. state Killiamn served as finance of the car and, holding the mcnt of I'etree for governor, for ity J. Q. (Slim) Galloway Company. slander and about sue Burns for on schedule," Knowles oasis in a "dry" desert. group 3, urged voters w it h Jack King of Orange Paving Stir warrants were signed director of Orange County girl in front of him, began "U Ilillhimcr will thus be en. questions to call him collect, denied he is a gambler or tried said. Pumping up of the land his bullets hit , firing. One of couraged and motivated to at The Seminole High F.F.A. and Construction Company y parents of two junior high schools for 14 years and now stating he will accept as to get Faireloth to do any. is expected to be continued chool boys, alleged victims is with the Orange County tax Sham-pr, wounding him critic. tend party functions." before appeared the board thing clandestine or illegal, throughout the next three to reChapter has just recently allY. assessor' s office. if the hazing,. I'etree then offered his en- 'many calls as I can pay for." Occasionally, Burns made four months. Tuesday and asked to with. The boys tractor. new ceivcd a the kidnaper nioved to. dorsement of ililihimer for Ile announced he and Bill In other action the board -I of the vocational agriculture draw the bid. His request was awarded purchase of a dump Wan(J the porch of the Rub.ck chairman of the Republican Thomas, also a candidate for granted and his "good faith" classes and the F.F.A. inem- money will be refunded. the same position, will appear truck to the apparent low bid. home, a trooper returned his executive committee. been will soon get to try out There was a possibility that tier, International Truck Cont - fire and the Rubeck boy ran Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, on Central Florida Showcase UHCUU their skill of this new tracpany of Orlando. It also sign (ruin a burn where he hail candidate for reelection as this Saturday night. the bond money would be tied tor. Other F.F.A. Chapters me- U) in litigation and the councii renewal agreements on been diiig chores inside the County executive committee. FRIDAY ce iving tractors just like this ty was reluctant 10 guarantee commodity p ii r c ii a se * for house. The boy shouted to his woman, in her first outing on. an the Sanford Junior payment to the paving con- SAIGON (UPI) - Rebel county schools, mother: since birth of a new daughter It MAY Z9S Huh and Crooms High Tom- ,..a,n. roops at the Tien Hoa Budd. Ii nal agriculture depart- '"' acti n Tuesday th e 1st pagoda in Da Nang shot FOR YOUR in Ameri can observation cial meeting with Seminole lane out of the skies tonight Surprise door prize* a,* the County municipalities to dis- nd cheered as it fell from CON VENIINCI bait at the Seminole County cuss participation of the coun. he sky trailing heavy black Chamber of Commerce Coffee jy in various city projects, moke. Premier Nguyen Cao An uidestUled maa to' Council man E. E. WilliamClub meeting Thursday. Pete ______ day has lbw prayers if Knowles will show slides øtt son of Longwood appeared be. My made a dramatic flight. thanks of Mr. aid Mn. NEW CUSTOMER HOURS I&kfront development and an, fore the board to ask It to oi- n the anti-government city of. Lambert Palmer. of 2125 wer questions- Coffee and sist in paving sidewalks to )a Sang and Installed a new Elm Avenue. ALl, DIPARTMINTS OPIN donut. will be served at the Ltmgwood Elementary School, military commander for the vl -The ass Saturday rescued USO room of the chamber Action on adopting a direr. ivo rebellious northern prothe Palmei's' 12.y o a v.14 live for operation of th e coun Inces. building. daughter, Phd Is ., from But rebel troops there cirty's landfills was postponed to drowsing In The swimming ulated petitiona demanding pool at Ss*lando Springs, It Herald Index the May 24 meetIng. v.rthrow and toop up p4). was learsad today. IYUY FRIDAY Area dea ths ............................2 ns opposite loyal troop. The girl had jumped lita ' Youth Arrested Bridge...... o In by Ky. the peel In the deep cad aid IA-PA Classified ads Anth ony 1. Wright. 1$, of tb the U. S. Army pilot was usable Is swim well C 10.5* 1412 labs Avenue, was a?. thoU. S. Marine observer enough Is get sill. She be. 1 Crossword puzzle rested and charged with the ted the OlE (Birddog) obSan Is yell t. help and re Ph'R/M l)ear Abby .............. May 1 burglary .f Tip Top ation plies shot down In WINNERS of Haydon Burns scholarships at Lyman High School are per$.dly west under the wa. I'Aiwrlal past .......................4 Super Market, 1100 West Sang escaped serious inMIM JJ Kristine Martin (left), Leslie Hazelbaker and Carole Perrault. Kristine, ter fear limes lifere lbs Entertainment .............. 13th Street. Approxima tely 5 and were picked up by daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Martin, Casselberry, will attend St. man, fully clothed, jumped Horoscope OA sm In Charge, bdiev4d be scum helicopter alter they Petersburg Junior College, and Leslie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest HazelV I.. Is rescue her. serving you is our pleasure _ e * crash landing on a baker, Lake Brantley, and Carole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. "Gail hIm him, whseter 4-T and by . Da"Irt. Chula IL i dirt nad outside the Perrault, Altamonte Springs, will attend Seminole Junior College. he may be," say the Palm. aatord Police. 1 stown area. TV cvi today, (Herald Photo) . ................ _..... W ,.•.•-•- -- '?W'' - t . . .. ., -.:'' -_-- 2.16 Asawlant . . 11. By Slain I II '... .~0 i L.. 1... '1 - - - ___ ___^ ,,,,, 15 .~ T L • fig L be Scott Kelly, who Is campaignlng with High. The two I 4I : I I.1 • --_ _____ c' % W!"" 124 Vt).._.......... __._. r •-. Appearing with High idul . Kidnaped Girl Freed ,.. ' • -- ~46 critic candidate for governor, will make his first public ap. 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It It II 0Ittor4A Cochran II met lila W $714 se if NW i5j it $11467411441 40.5 45.11 2 Pt $11 Dot . treaties 14a114.fN*14.f Sri 67.1 IllS )1W14 .1 I $0.71 Pt 1 181.1 LII 14 11 55 1Si., I .s 10)1 $IIlffirIAC50rt.ot.I, 14714 if NWI4 A 1014 if NW14XI%.. if Pt I III Pt to Pig All. 6 Virginia I Inssw.0 21.11 trust... of 5W14 11 W*4 515.11 if 741% Al Lot. a o a Clot £11 -ss K N Ichaul I Itiss 14 12 N Gifford A CooI,sa ot .4, 5.14 71714 of 21W14 14 15 It Xo,mi.a Nicks 11.1$ ;rt .1 Lot 25 lying .. ,I,_ trusties 21% of 1(114 of 5114 4*1.5? .f * line pre. 5% if 21W14 sf1114 Tax 24 Pt U Zulu C (less 71 215 Pt of a £i. 7 J..h.os 1511 N 1750 Pt of W% $amisils C.osig Isnioud, P1.rlds ___ Philip Js,.e14 In ' 14TheNlleofAnterlca" 4.*4r,r4 4*X d 1 9.0 .._ on the St. Johns River ,Q . 19 /4 0liiNU t14*CU WI.A? PLAY Iat I Ilk C P114411g11.. Wa I III P II, a an Hits ____ - ____ ' Seminole County ____ 1111 ads) It 11 11 Ikoas.?. Tack Is. lISPS 2 /4 ii W* of IWt II 31 U liaisoN Ewisi las 1 of Z% at swig Tkomsa?l's.k Iii 11 11 An ... . (114110 , , 3121% of . n.ss i a 41.1? LitUhtka_.._ Y,' m O.K III $40 Pill ItArt1iW6W.s. SIMMONS U 11 $1 IiNO,14.aj 11 11 It Louli X S.s14 it ii ___ (LOSS PS. 1411.1 Pt 1 6 1111.0 11 W 0.14 _ ImS 9 =it 6 ss1stiss _____ ____ - •j,i " ___ ____ ____ I - __ ____ ' S HI *gh iI.t!D*1PTb00&11I!1 ____i 'J'Iii is __ • 41.4 __ as,aai--sn* IHI -____ Main_u *.bsrt a a liNUs? so e or •.k if •____________________________________________ __ II XA1SWp __ __ . . . . . Rebels Down fank A rplane . i Prayers - ------------- o . t~ I . . . I .. . ~ Offered Rescuer - . .. . N , .1 ~ REPRESENTING LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE CORP( RATION 11 ~ 1 . - 9:00AM. -. - TOM McDONALD .:. H 1. I - .1, MANAGER 6:30 P.M. 1 St 'I - ................ omics ............................ .._ 109 W. COMMERCIAL i V I PH.,322=4664 STAT! M4W LLTTT SANFORD, FLORIDA .._____. I ___ ____________________________ • 1./ , 4 --,0%-1.L- . - _ - 0' 1' _~__ __4 - ____ 11 - ____ I ,-,;,I*, ~ . yA` ~'.ji~ -1 ~ . ~, j~k - ~ . ~ 4,%., "'. -, ,,,, - - .11 1. . _ I '1 ! I I .. . -' H I- - ' . . I - I ." V - • .- H-. -.... L ! W - -_ - .~ - *............. .... -" -~,.% .., . . . -• .. . . . . . . L . . . . ~ , - - . .I ~ ~ ~ . .. ; V . i .1 -- . , �! I; . -, - , - ,:, ~- - , 4~` 1 - ___ - I __ I; ~ - ;I :. - . LIJScor.s . . Nervous . Neilles , I .. - ~ ~, , Vietnam War hell -- - - _0 , ~. Policies ,1 in the hundred, of Interest of a national policy PruMeM Msiou, warning tbou,aadi—pwbapIta th,mu. which he said was abate any purely political conaldiratine. '- • I •, Hoes. ____ 'You, government Is deter. "There will be some Kite. irsasies ' to this ft• 0u5 lad 10 who will befit on * IPitll M . I144 at tie minim east to become frustrated and bother. has lashed out it etitlea Of his Out own poople, to our silk4 ad and break ranks wider the pohky Nis "ffeneus and to the world," the Preil. strain and ftj on their o whil w" im eadm,thslrowaeesutt) VAIflINGTON (UPI) Iaafarb lima , I I casualties *0 . Due In Gemini Program . " uatat -. saW. I: *al ' ' "Put 1 Houston sad Wa*iagt* — said. dielaive th ing., If you want that Americans end their open the and the uflht divIslouevs, the war ll VIII. that is the own of a as. elm a" pun isigaitis" in this 'Bid' Weather • - - 4L - .i P -•••• • ji k maturity --__ . . Xxecutivis satheirted Afti I., an jiir~ a a Domotroud Hospitd Notes .- an nln..stat. ares S 111.eleslp. -. . -. - .-, . mills $Ali of IL Louis. No wals to stand up tw U. X. limits IL Gauthier, Lake Ugly; damage was reported. Clark, Titusville. Miley Is VIslum b"s the ta" : . '. 1 within their own party gq . aeler.. Ill., just south I I .. . . .,. -. ds.i In - - - 4,1 - - MRS. MARY KRENZER of Den 7, Bear Lake Cub Scout Pack 230, Is shown with four of the boys ready to leave for a field trip to famous Busch Gardens in Tampa. Cubs are (left to right) Mark Righetti, Doug Krenzer, Jeff Krenzer, and Andy McGaffigan. (Herald Photo) .. . - - - •.': -. - I - - - 11 - • -. - _- '.4 - • $5 first" ci*ovit covnr. is sivrscr To rnrcraAt"ro*$ court martial. AND FOR mNNIbOLE COVli. orrwa or twit it*ti TV. onma # iw cnswca* ROAD DNPAPTN$MT VASt SO. saus coarnvc'TIon un l )'IflhITNATIfl4At.(flTY MANX. piscs pnoun*ws . sestioaat biakial Soeiaio. II lod$IhdI ll be rocolvett __ I I the ate fl::I flapart'n:nt l.% INN CINI Vt? (OfllT,In Plaintiff, fflea. flonin ft ltnit.n4 ASP VON INNIJIoLt •ovS. vi IUiIItflf, Taflahasse., Florida Ti. YLOSIIDA. is CNASvIf. JAMfiP C. WNAYitfl and JUDY from Qualified Conlractnts un- CAIN S isasa I' WNAVN his wife tti 10-30 A. X. (PR.?.) en memo sAvisus uo s.ot V..ndaat.. 1hov.dey, the inS 41? 01 June, ASSOCIATION, a corporation. ______________ 40 ega • L w S PWTIVN OP 5(lfl THU STAIN OP PLOISIOA TO. .IAMPIR C. W ) A V l 1% Ull to, the following; work: ...... .. Nfl-ri': JIIDT 7 WIAVIfi, ' jailO WI sotici or 1174111. Use Crook and Ifit- ?U " ALAnA. ¶.::7i northiistotCassal. whose rotillence Is I'l.,of. MA harry. Work consist, of .1XNoWN. le ngth Tau a?. busby 111,9411`164 that IL butt ?SAN base filed 111 911"It couc. box culv*rflo: 11" In the abovi soiltIed A.pk. Not Mix widening strips: KNOWN. eau,. and that you are her.. 'T. AsPI.. Con., leveling Type You are hereby notified that by r.ouirod to flu your answer and Surf. C...: and incidental a lull ha. bun 111.4 alainit wiii lb. Clerk at this Court, items. (fteIlvIrtiI.mInl) ou 10 and ,is NAPRAL!.AIf, IYW., And to servo nil a copy thereof Wage Retool minlasurn simile corporatlnn. In upwt the Plat ft. at Plain. rates tar the Prisioctim) inellid. above entitled causal anti that a dress lot per Et ::d ad ", .• . a S i 3 - i -S ..- I ,•- .-.- I . S . • 55 .. - . - • 1-- I -. -. . . - . • t , - 1. I,. . . 5 •t • , . , I S. . - - S. - - . . .,,4 , - ,,, . - . - I . - • - / S - S A, CHECKS FOR $85, price of a now band uniform, have been donated by the Lyman High School Letterman's Club and the Beta Chub to the Grey. hound Band. Taking part in presentation from the Lettermen were i(top, from left) Paul Lambert, vice president, and Danny Overton, president. elect, who turned the check over to Jim Adams, band president, and John Blair, bandmaster. In bottom photo they receive check from Dorian Therinenos, Beta Club president, and Mrs. Aldia MiIwee, club sponsor, (Herald Photos) - _._.* INSTALLATION of new officers for the Lake Mary Extension Home. makers Club was conducted by Mrs. William Ikinbuch (left) for Mrs. Virginia :ro11;IinMon, president; Mrs. Gladys Chartowlch, delegate; Mrs. Mildred bandusky, second vice president, and Mrs. hay Sasaman, aecre. tary.treasurer. Mrs. Betty Creamer is first vice president and Mrs. Jo ltidlon also is alternate. (Herald Photo) r--) Virg n a i i ch w:lb iik.1rnatt SlitS flood Depsrtmsnt. Clark 01 this Court. and 'u By Prances Wester ptessiit.d at the May meeting I chids were presented and pin. Deals nultilluff, Jacksonville 2, in &ceomanee with the pro- servo a copy thereof upon the VIOTICIA, get later than June visions of Title VI of the Civil Plaintiff, or Pisintirra attnr. A program on safety WAS Of the Lake Story Homemak. nod on the now officers as 21, liii. Right. Act of III (1$ Stat ney, whose name and address If you fall to do me, 40cr.. $33 and the regulations of the is: Smith, PliIot ant $,hwaib.. era' Club. ope ned with the each accepted the charge of ' V I • pro ocatceso will be entered Pepariment of Commerce (II 112 Barnett Monk fltitldinr. her office Following this against you for the relief 40. c.r.n., Part 5), Issued pursuant Jacksonville 3, Florida, not collect and prayer led ceremony, e group Joined mended In the complaint. to such Act, hereby notifies later then June SI, 1 4 6. • , • - Gladys Chartowlch. The nature of said suit be. all bidder. that It will affirm. If you fail to do on. le.•r.. ITS INN (.,N lii' COURT or the singing of "Bless Be The in for foreclu.tue of mart . atively insure that the Fad - pro confism, will be entered Tita. si. rue JlnI& sit, tin. It I .,e l' e DIa.1 special guests, II - H. £ a. i. ' gal* rerou-4.4 in Volume 4*3. .rel.sIl cnntractts entered in. against y..0 for the P111.1 3.. (,i IT or ims von eiiiioi. John son, president of County Paxe, too, fit the official records te, pursuant to this advertise- st.olan.lo.1 In the r,jjjltll,&Ijjj. Happy Illrthtby was sung to Of ""ll"1116- County, VlOfIdft. ment will be awarded to the The nature tit *41.1 suit he. 411%.1cWtal ,oiji. Ist,24 Council, And Mrs. Joanna Vu- Miss Myrtle Wilson, who join. the .ie.ription of the Pr.'- lowest r,.pun.lble bli,l.r witi,. ing for f..recio.ure of mar Mill Til II il( Hi t. i t.Y S IVI NU. Hula, I.ak. Monroe delegate, eti the group for the cover ,potty prnr.edel agatst being nut .lirn.riniinstinn on the sase recorded In Volume so. flANK. 55 foll,,w.: were Introduced- also, around of re's, color, or n o- Paige ISY. of the flffI, tai i-a. also, two dish luncheon (allotting the Al that certain property sit- ilunsi origin. cord. of I.mlnoie. County. flow members, Violet itiCa' program, alto u, V ,ilt' soil being In S.n,innl. v,rgwia irginia .1 rronssI flusrinty of net Florida the ilescription ..f the D, N f.;'eyr.r:p sot I.tNfl I County, YtnriaIa, more particut- I..e than five percent (1%) of horn and Sally Mllstead. Tomlinson. party pri.cesls.l against be. I.tNsroItt, his wife, ant 11011 rly described as f.'iiuws: t' In the total autusi bil, k ths f.,rm in, as follows' . re au'loits on .. astor orin g, i. eiil:'r(hti.- iEi.i, •' u.iier members attending Lot It of flInch t-' COhN' of either a certified chick, All that certain property pro i.Y N 1I C I. lilt 1Ir.Iu)tTS, cashier, check, trust company situate his of poisons In the home were were Mac Smith, Margaret TRY and being in Seminole wife, It. CUTI1I1E1.rt. UNIT I4NN, according to treasurer & chick, bank draft County. Vin,ils, mon streswd anti the Impor tance '"mer, Pa ci Moss Ola Reel °rtant-e patti. Defendant*. She Put th.ns,,t as rn-un)- of SlY national or slits bank. culanly descr$t..l as f..ilows: o - 'p or it IT of proper disposition of trash Emma 13ashsra, Libby Smath. .4 in 11s1*1 flock "Ii". PI1 or a Surety fill flood, mad. Lot 13. of block •'iG•, 'TO, P. N. t,t'NtVflhlfl •l to. Public, Il.crIs .. o payable a nd garbage to prevent the era Una Laflamme Helen a yable In the (Jnv.tn..r of the r A UT HROOK St?IVI. IIP ti 5i t, LuNiy.,np, his , hi. mI o l. County. Vi',ri,Ia. moats or Pi,,nlIa, must si-i-aim. TON. 1151? 50. six. a. spread of illness. Precaut ions Powell, and Sara Cross. w ife, Tog.'tl,er with ho folI', wl,, u..ny ru-ti hill A check it drift .-"riing to the plat there- Atit all p ,rti.. - hinting in. items of properly which are in an arn.,unt I..s thin five for the prevention of accident, nf as r.i-orte,t In Pitt tar-at, by, thrush, under, or )ncst.i in and p.rmati.,stly In. percent I".) of the actual hid Ilo..k "12", pares II 4114 against U. Is was coyl.L'NSVi liii) mi In the ho etaIl.,i as a part of lbs Im. will invalidate the bid. yhouid it. Public II.corde of Semi- LINDA L1N5P'Oltfl. his wit., erel, provemenhs on said lent: the Proposal Utiaranty •e.'.et toll County, Florida. and to all i.antica having or WKMTINOIIOUSN K l.C_ len percent (10%) of the Pa. Toeiher The program was concluded with the following claiming to have any right. Titi, PROP IN hANOi': partm.nl's estimate, it will he itam. of prn.erty with-h are till.', or ini.re.t in the pro- by checking alertness in deillII)KT, KT1tZOXI'l 5 N It. re,Iu,'ed atitornatlealhy to leO l'csl.l in mi permanently in. .Irty hiersh,, d.,crIi.vl. IAI. itiis44)s i,erc.nl (l0% of the t)eilatt. st.ii..l as a part of lii. ii.i YOu A1IK hereby nnttfl.3 tccting accident potentials and , 'Wl'i4TiN0IU)l'l4It PT. N '- mint's estimate. Certified provenients on said land: that a Coniplant to fired,.,. hazards with a ,,p.c ure-o 11111' ltKl'ItltlKItATout .-heek, shall have State of .II-:Ni:li.ti. I': I. K I' T Ill i £ mortgage encumbering the )i()lfl-:I. 1tMCl21I.l(u. sen. )'l.,nIda'e L)ocument&ry stamps errors" quiz. fltil.T IN 11.15(1K tittilKi. following rail property: IAT. flBasii*s .rhe Insta llation S (('cc's att*.-h..i. Nil leads shall es's. ,Iso sI:RIAI.. UVO44 2IIJ Lot 4, flock A. ('OI5TI1Y I NT P fi N Al TONI!. OIL farm S. 53*0 reom 1140 n.e. M(.NoonAq WALT. liUl?. CI.L'O MANOR. UNIT N n for WALl. I1KATIi1 %ioliI-:t. year was held fstah.d with Kit tuoI,u:i, Itiio1SI: SKIt3. si-curlIng to the p1st RIO L'NItiAI. l'ISIIZJ?JlSftl Sb. Pr.pw.si Y,r. IOIElTh dunn' the business session lit. JUlIuS thereof as re'orde4 Together with ill structure. in .lil with I. to be dun. I Together with all structure, C *11is Jo stle sl Ii Roberts. VlsI Ilooli I with IS Page 100, ..f oldMargaret Heinbuch sad impro,eu,.nte now and accordance with lb. l'imns, *0.1 improvsments now ant the Public Record, of Semi. dating. Installed were Vir- ai hereafter on said lend, and fix. Speciflcatlo,i. Special l'ro. hereafter .,n sail iinl, ant of 1901 nil. County, r-i',rita. Sure. attached thereto, end iii islnns of the On stat, fbi Lie. fixture* attached thereto. and gaa T .om oml inson, wIOD, president ' died Tuesday night at her has bean 111.1 against you lent.. Issues, proce..ts, mu partn.ent. all rents, isuuee, procsede, and the abov..styl,4 suit, profit. accruing and to scerus an d you Betty Creamer, l'ruspectiv. bidders may pur. profits accruing and to IC. are required to serve a copy home after horn said premises, all of chase plans and/or propueci i-ru. from .ai ag illness. V Sasswan and ,i premises, all of of your Answer to the Corn. President; which an. Included within the t,,rn,s for $20.00 .r met. and which ane lneiud.,t within the plaint on the rusintifr. attor. Gladys Chartowich, delegates, Born In . N. C.' she (sreguing description ant the inAy pun-hase extra set, of foregoing des.-rlpliun aol the ney., van iteit liars A 'J.y. " h*b.'ttuiurn thereof; alit) all pi.a,m. for 530.01 per eel. Nuts. hab.n.iu, worked for Atlantic Coast Line alternate, and Jo flldkni lhen.uf; £isu all II . Hog 3407, Orient.,. frIunida, gas, stem,,,. •lactnut-. Wuster, and biller. may plans fuil' gas, steam, •I.ctnic, water, and and ' I Wilmington, N. is to file the original of sit, (Betty Creamer and Jo 01.4 - Railroad .n other heatltig, cooking. I.fri- $2o.oi per sit.purchase i• additia.. ViNC. other heating. cookins, reIn. ,hswe (Silting, lighting, plumbing, . sal.. I.e . p., teNs geratlog, lighting, plumbing, aforesaidwith the ('lark of the lo were unable to be present for 50 years retiring In 194$ Wi*tiiltlng, Circuit ('nun on or irrigating an4 muet be pall •a the abe,e p.,. emulating, irrigating and u ceremony.,t pow. betor. the 30th day of June for power syst.rns, niachin.., 59. ebaeee, steepS for material in systems, machine., appIi. She moved to Sanford In 1961. 151$. It you fail to do .0, a pilanees, fitturas, and appur. walled •, shipped • an •it.*f. slices, of small white or. Corsages figlunos, an.) sppurt.n- 11cr.. pro co,,f.sa., will be 4e1&nc.p, - which now are fir 11410 address, ()r,i,nu for the.. Survivors are turd sisters, -' ..u. nt'es Which now mu.. en.. .1. ----i.... --- - .---, -------'.'fl ll * reyou for iIL,P MAY u.rsalb.r Pertain to, or be .Iocum.nte should be directed egal otice - - lI1 47F7I'V 1i; • .• '' - ,:-.. -. . '"1- .4 -. 5V a I I jg -:-" 4,-: - 0 Legal Notice at It am. __ 0Th ('it Or Ptr.i0i.tTlO For Navy dependents, class- N(1.04iSIi, 5AC.ITIttG, Iii) es will be held at the Naval ANASi)4)5lSU 50.105 ASh) Air Station, both pools. Regis- STIIEErS inn sii:not- nt'ino 150 DISC I. Al slito Any tration on June 6, 9-11 a.In, 14I4411T tSP. hilt 4151%IT 01' Classes for beginners, advanc- a1:3tluII.I:. is5rITI: 01 PLots. ed beginners Deaths the coming " i cer, of Madeira Beach; three nieces, Mrs. James U. Lee, of Sanford; Sirs. Dean Fletcher, of Winter Park, and Miss Margaret Spencer, of Miami, and ons nephew, Charles Gorntly, of Lake Mary. Brisson I Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements. A. 11. IllS, in the Count IIlu., and intermed- at Sanford. Seminole Count, Florita, pursuant to p.tttl.' and notice heretofore giv.t. pass.) and adopted a 11000111 tlon, closing, vacating anabandonIng and renouncing al iiscIaiming any anul all nil of the County of Seminole snot lb. public In ant to tI following described r o at .• stne.ts. easements and I.,..! Now You Know In Seminole County, Florida. fly the Il,.ard of County Con.nti,.lnners of M.n.ina'le C,ijt1- Ir ty, Flontla, this 2n4 day of MAY. .1 to, 1244. II 'A RI' I II-' I'I,tNTy 47011. Ill Iau,v:It-s op s v: tt Iu ut_F: C' 'INTY, Vl.(uitlft I. II> . •trth.r if Iie:IsiIthp, I!. (trrk t.ltEr.T JIlTS idwarl. Building Train Tickets Miss Margaret Roberts and Mrs. Ernest Gormly, of Sanford, and Mrs. Morris Spin. Vl'niIs, at It, regular meeting h.iI on the Zr') day of May. United Press lsteraatlo.aI to-wIt: The North 50 ?..t of lb.' Comanche, the horse of West 134 feet of the N K Capt. Myles Keogh of the 7th one-quarter of the S W. one-quarter of Section Ill.. surelonly was the Cavalry, Township *1 Mouth. Rang.' tor among Gen. Cuiter's forc. 15 East. LCti-epting aol reserving t., Seminole Counis massacred at the Battle of ty, YIorId,s. a lralnag Uttle Big Horn. ,ts.ment si-roe, the North II (r.t thereof, Magnolia hereafter pertain to, or be used let dahuand,4 in ill* loot. stied with, in or on S'si,i pre. to the Engineer of Contracts, in, or on sail premises, even plaint. isse, evan though they be Checks should b. payable to thoughIh. Notice shall be publish. detachd OF 4.t.schahie. Florida State Road Depart. detachable. be detached or ciThis once a wesk for four con. WiTXpu my hand sill the meust, No refund will be made. WITNESs toy haal and the uei'utive we,it In The Sunf.,cl .ai of Said Court at lianf,,r,1. The ri;hC is .e.ned to we. seat of sail Couti at Sanford. Herald. Plonid., this lath day if May, led any or all hid.. this15th day of May, 1)mte4 Oil. 14th Jay of ltay. 1511 Yl.l)ltift.l STATE ROAD S'Ioni.ja, ISIS. 1t11 $IAL) 1)Kl'A IITMT?41' (SLIT.) (SLit.) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, Jay W. frown Arthur Ii. beckwlth, Jr. Arthur If, D.iuwtth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court State Highway Pounce, clerk of the Circuit Court BY: Donna U. Markoe Clerk or lb. Circuit Court PWN Ny: Diana M. Mark.. Deputy Clark by: Donna U. Slankoe Ployd X. Bowes. Deputy Clark Deputy Clerk Publish NAy 11, is a Juae S. Chairman PWI Publish May Ii, 31 £ June 1, I, till Publish May it. 25 A lit,. 1. Puhlueti May is. *1, III P. ItIs 5 III CDZU CbZ-)l CDz.0 • ('DZ.l 3 Noliva, to hereby given that the ll,snl of County Cntnmts. sinners of Seminole County. House. first vice . Ti) SVhiOM IT MAY CONCERN: iates on June 7-17. At Casselberry, registration for all classes will be on Sat— urday, May 21, at the Fire Magnolia Avenue, - 51)1, DII OS' THE P V N 1. I E TllEitEl%. intermed- iates will be June 7-17. At Chuluota at the Lake Kathryn Community C 1U b, registration will be on June 6. classes for beginners, advanc- Area *, % S I ,;,t ,-4fp*,,rtl FIRE CHIEF Brian Snow presents Mrs. Ruth Layo a by the Florida State Firemen's Association and Auxiliary at recent convention in memorlum of her late husband. Claude Layo, chief of the Longwood department, who died Sept. 23, 1965. The certificate was signed by Anthony S. I)rumright, president of the state association, and Vi Seiner, chaplain of the state auxiliary. (Herald Photo) • certificate issued GILROY, Calif. (UPli—The City Council, dusting off an old ordinance, has Instructed po ,ice to gite utertirne parkiii tlCkt'ti Ii) SOtitIiCtll I'achic Railroad trains which block crossings at major in- "anf.r-I, P'IorIla tersectinni for longer than live l?b'rn.y f-sr l'u.'i'l'r.'r 1'-'',- M.y II, 1141 :lIiIiutu3. n 0 - ,i ~ :' --. "', : . ~,,,~~ .j,,.!,~ 1~. " . ~4 ,:, ., - Ll - C toes, and tomatoes. Fruits are "busting out all over." Rain and frost slowed some harvests, but In moit cases apples, avocadoes, bananas, cantaloupes, lemons, orangcs, and strawberries are here to welcome the warm 5UIJ'. X '' ''' :P.t . , . I - : - - . adulthood. -_ --1 .1 . _'. , IX~,;( , The Men's Club of First Methodist Church, Sanford, will have a Father-Son Han quet, beginning it 7 p. m. Thursday. All members are invlted to bring their sans with them for this banquet and special program, A film, "The Stepslttens," will be shown to the club after a short talk given by Richard Davy, minister of education at First Church, on the relationship between the home and church In dealing with and guiding young men into I . _ ii 1! ':,-r' '. -4 MOTHER-DAUGHTER tea was held by the South Seminole Junior High School Future homemakers Association In the home economics suits. - !'- bt, Mrs. W. D. Wymore Is shown being served punch by her daughter, Vale one. (Herald Photo) Prices Rising WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Nebraska congressional dele- '-- . .. I .1 . ~ .- Lr, ~L'1. Ili ,; . i7' 'fYiT'(', -- ' ' Belli Thomas gation I. getting a first-hand look at an Inflationary rise In prices. For years Nebraskans visiting here could attend a weekly dutch treat breakfast with congressmen for a Senate dining room charge of $1. The price jumped to $1.23 earlier this year, and Tuesday was raised to $1.33. ,-__ .- 1' Q'5 - . being held from DOW until June 6 at the Civic Center. Classes will run from June 624, Monday, Wednesday 'and Friday at 8:30, 1:30 and at 10:30 am. for beginners. At Crystal Lake Park In First U.S. nag with Its 13 Lake Mary, registration will be on June I, classes will be stripes was raised on Pros held Jun. 6-24, Monday, Wed- pact Point in Somerville, nesday and Friday. Beginners Mass., In 1776. at 9 am., advanced beginners at 10 am. and Intermediates cii - beginners, aol .,it,Z~.,*"' ~-~ -,~--.. I- ;. .. I t-~ summer supply of fruits and iegetables. In many areas the spotlight is on beef. Various roasts and steak, are good buys In some sections. In pork, bacon, hams, and loin cuts are poten. tIal favorites for weekend buy' Ing. Lamb chops and broilerfryer chicken continue on the list for "best buys." in the plentiful vegetables bin are green beans, cabbage, celery, sweet corn, lettuce, onions, squash, sweet pots. - :- Xq, ' " '- wants to serve YOU In Tallahassee... (All . . . I ':.''-" '-' - . 4 . -a-.- saiiis st - - I F ,1. I h i_I t. .t',"ji 17 ; _~* (•-...S . - - , -. - , -. - I S S - _%*.gi . A%M I ,_ - .. 4"a ' : I 40W. i 1. - —'-LI--- 4\ , SIlLS. MA RILYN VEl.('hl (right) and Mrs. M:ii-g:tru't Smit 11 s,-jII be ca ttIogiiui di'ii:trt uiituit ni:iniiger 811(1 trlt'phont' rt'orui _____------------ - - - -- supt'i- visur, respectively, of this new i':ti iilugtip sitlu't tk'sk tv Ii it-h will npmi 'l'hit rstlay at l'riuuut'v', in sail l,611-41 I'i:ui.:i. - F or Florida has an obligoflon to provide the best possible education for its child,.,,. Your representative will help decide how our educaflonal nood, will be financed, Because I have worked in Florida's educe. tional system. I am best qualified to know and understand these needs - . and know whore your f a x dollar will be bost spent. ELECT WILLIAM J. (Bill) THOMAS --' I NAL~a----. I EDUCATION: ! .. - i ee—.--- - ,. f 112,330 Of You) .A ! I It is mheiluk.l to will I. located on the went. of the main floor and cop all ies of the spring sn.i summer catalogues will be available there. Mrs. Marilyn Welch will be the catalogu, department manager. Mrs. Margaret Smith will be the telephone room supervisor. ' pool In Sanford, registration is J . I ,. St:iiiland will hi' Instructing. For Fort Mellon municipal - ~~ W department. days. Mrs. Jean (;oplcn of by I will anti advanced beginners from lU-Itt: $3 a.m. on the sante -:--.'I .'!'-. --'1': C. L. Robinson, manager of l'enney's In Sanford Plaza, Robinion pointed gut thu iloiutrtmcnt will IIIISk available ninny additional lines of murMany parents are now re- chandise to cuatoiners of this questing Information about area. A combination of high.swu'1 swimming classes for their children this 5uitirier. The CI,iitfl%UllicittiiPits to Atluuai:i AIII,'ric.sn fls"l ('ruts is again tt,t,l air service st-Ill uttuise pmu. annount-ing Site seheili,Ie Cur silk the qukk filling of orall areas of the north division ulers. As soon as an order in of the Central Florida chap. placed at the store either ter. in person or by phone - it At Lake Seminary, Maitland will ho relayed to AtIant classes for beginners will be through pleetr.,nir branuI,lIs. from 9-9:43 am. Monday nina equipment. Delivery will through Thursday. Jur,y 623 Iwm:.lepromptly tn the store. - 1~ S . - __ __ Dept. Opens Thursday Swim Classes Scheduled By Red Cross Unit - _ ,,. risintift, who.. r..id.nc. Is flouts ass, culvert extensions, at loll. INN STAIN OP P1.05105 yq . .•••••S•-•--•S••••.. Propo..l Forms will not be t)Otl.D X.I:i. 'rtliHul ani whose ie.idenel Is flouts issued after li:*G A. M. (NW?.) RANOI2A I.).}. Tt1l.)fl his s Box 1155, wit., and NASI1AL.1.Ai1, INC., Wednesday. June 1, IfS. IthIMIKONAM. ALAJA. ppwot.p covnrT Pasu. S Plerida esiporation, Defen dants. II . 5 to - . • ., C . , 0 - . - 46 .. . ,,. . ..' 5___' • - - ' •• • _ t. '4 'S ty to the security breach at a • Penney's Catalogue Id. _____________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ • hale, Jay Weber, Craig Carter, Ricky Hensley, Diane Ketcham, Donna Morrison, Susan Ryan, Kathy Merritt, and Kathy Cox. (Herald Photo) ,,I, ' •.. THE SONG, "My Favorite Thing," part of the sixth grade program, "Wonderful World of MumIc, at Bear Lake School, was acted out by San. di's Huffman (kneeling) and (from left) Paul ooa At Methodist Men the zoning board's recomniendation the Lake Kathryn pro- Plan Banquet perty be rezoned from RtA single family dwellings to R3 multiple family dwellings, This action came over the protest of Julian Stenstrom, 370 Lake Kathryn Circle, and other property owners around the lake, Also Included in the property to be annexed. If council gives final approval, is the Club Juana nightspot on Hwy. 17-92. If this property Is taken into the city. It will give another outlet for Sunday sales of package beer and liquor, at. lotted In Casselberry. - I - Nationally fish plentifuls In. elude fish sticks and portions, land on Lake Kathryn, the canned red salmon, and seal. proposed site for an 81-family lops. apartment complex. the same time, the court. elf was acting favorably on I - ,,., Departure At Casselberry .I - Approved Annex T 'T ' - - - S of ________ ------- - - •- S - I I . ':;,.., :_ t~ , I -• Club for "Garden of the Month" award for April. (Herald Photo) 1 S - ,----- ------ Casseiberry C it y council Monday night instructed city Attorney Kenneth Mcintosh to prepare an ordinance annex. lug several lots of the South Fern Park area .nd a tract of - In • HOME OF MR. AND MRS. J. H. Lee Jr., 510 E. 1-Ith St., was selected by the Sanford Garden .... Arkansas Tuesday night. Jacob Dianan, aa trees. warn"— -. Wuhlngton, Dsrolyn Dural, Young, W northern Reeki... mans.; fimma Tussner, Its theWarm summerhike weather Stetagor, Karen Haley and continued acrou Iii, southern ' baby girl. Carolyn Leonard liii atat.i . Call. Beadle., ,;, i -h, Funeral Notice ,, — Dinette Ron.., Berths Neville, c,rii Geiger, Valerie V. Hasty for MISS .J5I5l• •ttHt Re- Join.. Sims, J.snn lilider. ROSYTH Scotland (UPI) brandS, Sanford; Wlhln wIU be at U. John Bauer, In the -f or, excitement of Thursday it fl,t..on Funeral Brumbaugh, Albeit being called out Rome with Jenkins of Mrst Methodist Dellary; Richard fluter, Dii. on hie first job as a mine dl,. --Church ofthelSItie. Purist tonal Samuel E. Faron 1U poUI expert, lift In such will b. In Lakeview Cam.. Daytona Beachj Ann W. An- haste ho forgot to hock up r y. a!rI;iIsos lucaS Moms d.raon, Hastings. In classified documents in his - cabin, He received an official Legal Notice Legal Notice reprimand upon pleading Lull- - - .* , ~ .:v .*." P°'tl°flI of Oklahoma and .. A,iiwa - -- -.~ .1 I ". "?,.. - _- - .5. -. I - WASHINGTON (UPI)—Rasn In some areas stowed harvestins but generally good wea. thu has prevailed in most sections to provide a good pro- AM schedule and with in- forced to earth March 11 after Agena satellites could slip the less than 11 hours of a plan. end of project Gemini into reamed wet. demands piled l oad three-day flight, 1967, with perhaps a corres.; a the shoulders of the re. The "agonizing reappraisal" poeding delay In thestart of mining Jour flights by costly that almost certainly • will early earth-orbiting voyages iilutes, come from space agency in the Apollo program. Throe major mishaps 14 bosses must center around —'The work that astronauts von months have eroded the some hard facts: aboard Genitals 10, 11 and 12 I" aad workload nsrglns in —The Gemini program !s will handle must be Increased, is $1.31 billion Gemini pro- running out of Agena target or the agency must run the ram. Tb0 latest was the satellites for the space linkup, risk of falling short of some lunge that took a $13 mJJflon or "docking" missions so vital of its goals in the project. • I • Irrood Bortrar, Mary P. ft. 464 sell Ohio. In two pestrimilm saw" at man, DeBary; Ids Lucille Robt, Hall and 17-millistper-bour Ti'oes ' uppiy 3ald - '.- .iiIJI .r (The following guide to the nation's food shopping buys for the weekend of Slay 19 was prepared by the U. S. Departments of Agriculture and Interior for United Press International.) sscbinery on the floor of the Aiello last Oct. 53, and Gem- are no more standby targets Mantle Ocean, with weeks of ml S astronauts Nell Arm. available, ms lost Is a delicately bal- I strong and David Scott were —Any further losses of left) watch remained morning 1,706 American. had died In Vietnam this You. "But I tell you that, It we till In frustrating awe' slon, the war that WOuld lure, Jy costs Asia would produce . VOLUNflERS receiving 60-hour clinic service bars at meeting of South Seminole Junior High Parent-Teacher Association were (front, from Mrs. Lenna Young, Mr.. Eloise Lommier, and Mr.. Martha Payne; (back) Mr.. Kenneth Castleman, Mr.. Missouri Belle Swofford, Mr.. Miriam Bryan, and Mrs Elda Nichols. Others earning the award were Mr.. Mabel Adam., Mrs. Emma Hope, Mrs. Billie Morgan, Mr..Batt Btt and Mr.. Betty Sapone. New PTA officers installed were (bottom Mrs. Dorothy Pavelchnk, president; Mrs. Swofford, vice president; Mr.. Thelma Knoechel, secretary, and Mrs. Anita McGinnis, treasurer. Pithcipal John Angel Is second vice president, (Herald Photo.) j-3• 4 --; .' • S . e logo raUy that UoITuesday ford, aboy -.. ~ -_11, - ''! `_~ -". -.,!! I - . I 7 ., .1.41 , drhkson, Sanford, s boy; Mr from lb. Rapubtiesna, D. Frey, The President told the Chi. an Mrs. I PIagu United Press IatirUUsMl today Mr. and Mrs. David Ifen . . 1.11y. .1 ,II ~ . think that those mn.w bo are out there light. Kaivy We am saver. WAY it. 90 as W us teuifli think we wladsierma sostinued to bat. should enjoy the inuvy of MaI..lsse ter the Midwest while lighting sash other back a.,s . I_ "." " . be said appealing to ' aeriean. 'to eem. be Whsarty, Christine A. Shells does moved serosa the P11kM g.ther as a psepis and as den, Minnie Robinson, Virginia Mali'. SUNG" and support his VIII. S. Sliaw, Kathild. Pris..), A severe thunderstorm Sam pslley. PrIedi 1. Srown, Ralph flu. In effect for Tb. lighting teas, Of Jihl lie, tmh Murray, Sharon L. a Including son's Chicago speech kltowd Lipsey, Dean Ka4isoJ, Ilartha parts of Arkansu, the pattern of his political 1). Xmof firmest Whitahar, p1, MuaeeuiI, Tennesees, Ken. PPSUl$ thus tar thIs Sanforl1 • Wflhlmn Sp.Igh., tueky, Illinois, Indiana, MIstS. "1& lr- ' __._ tmerlca's Gemini man-In- least three weeks the Gemini —Once the so-called Aug. pace program may be Is for 9 flight of astronauts Thomas mented Target Docking Adap. what the late John Poster Stafford and Eupene Cern.zn. icr, or AID, satellite is )ufles would have clUed an Aloes, perhaps, this faUure launched es the nut attempt agoeltiag reappraisal," might not have been partieu. at Gemini Is early June, the'-The reasons lay with $26 l arly critical. But the Gemini space agency will have eanllIlon worth of scrap space program lost another Atlas- hausted its reserves. There S sway all the Childish . •" - - and LIre. - SPACE CENTER, Houston AUas.Ageaa Into the sea to the later man.to.the.moog 'UPI) The remainder of Tuesday and delayed for at Apollo voyages. N,ffluI 1q.mes" asdtuu under d --•, 1. - in Vetaam mined - _. __ ... - Reapprai*sa1r,.__ 1. . . -..-J-',,.-- Page 2 May II, 1160 'Agonizing . . . b*nfgrb Ln!I 10 a . - I -1 ' P ~1 I . ". . . I Ov .r .., i. - , 0N TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES — GROUP 3 LAKE- SEMINOLE COUNTIES lFAifl otPfIcAL Afli - �-I fs - . . ..... ' r e 1 : J1 ~ I' i 1) __ . . ISUNtIIP * f"Fal It t ' .t up In AMUIP I" stwowls, pbaft- O" a minimum Owl Did bal!~th fIgure or above, Othir. lt . -'1 am,a% . ri in his shop In Hart. ei 1' wear A beck of a good explains, came from the Cassius Clay I reason to believe the barbershop dis. cuasfon group will contribute a lesser C i I .. . .. . . ; . . . . . . . hIl we via the ____ • . ' 'li ,' .4. "11 ' iITJ ' , .. ar s Aganda, Plan." B I b The rscoass ed daftidus t sitiss wir.ev,,ting UaI U well as .1*. inlaid prett s..a. ' rind is ba$ apis aa spas. or eh.rtut$ are to ün. are posts will b budding. "Ii hi irilkises me for Then chock them off glee. . • . net beeplag my hime is 5 fully u you finish am is PIS 04 Order. . - 2 a 'is hew inn I keep $ liSt completed Item. Side IF, -d W 4 - GRAPIUM 6W tow a nv* at hem Por is actually &WWI to any week, is lo.day guise .. AMONG OLDER members of the Geneva Historical and Genealogical Society who were young people together in Geneva some 50 years or more ago, atten , ding annual Picnic and fish fry were (top, seated, • from left) 3lathleux; (back) Leo H. Rehbinder, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tillis, and Mrs. 18 months ago when Sanford Helen Lassiter Alderman. Coming the greatest distance to attend the began to make plans for one. ' V U COUNTY COMMISSON • ' / P I I ~-,; ",'.. .' THE " 1 E AT EART II . 6 - •-,'. r. " . X~V, a • YOUNG INOUSK To II A.SRI$$IY$ . r., 'i - . . •r''' rvr •- .. ,' .. Herald Area Correspondents .. . . MIamisto Spring* M Jl isutee 531.1111 . . . . .. . . Lake Mary Mrs. lorances Wostor 3224219 Lake Moores Mira. It. L Johoson 322-1722 Lonswood Casselberry Mrs. Jame Casselb*rry . Deflary II Mrs. John • • L i irtyjij ' 0 oeirr v 'V . ! I I Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie Harris 648-3934 443-4444 322-4641 Oviedo MISS Both Davidson 363-3631 : - wmmmmmunw~ Page 4 . ' -but I h Witralb thinfordIIeraltt IJ, 1966 s ssaa SULruLmxb., U,,.I,,$,. . PALL •suusumaa suausv ALaZ&UU ,zma,I: £Jv;)i:sasntI;tstw A dv.tIisii,g M&.a5p '.,,. 0 0 I r C . . I Me..Deii,e,y '': I " . . . . 4 ! . . I. L .11 0 mail ~* far P"Pall"r k' ' 54 CIrIsIma,1 pall. Robert Smyllo S Idaho, on th e0 5 I it °n Southeast Asia. 'i i 1 L 114 •tMIMI liv 0 a star I liv s Uvitbs D4@W11 it a I F 'va 44"' I ' - .3 . - - ,• TL Icy; secretary, Mrs. Pauline ',lor, Murphy, and treasurer, Mrs. Donald Norton. I An old-fashioned sing fol• lowed, Mrs. Dot Kinney play. .1 11W the accompaniment. Those who stayed over at tended church the following 1 ,. . . R ; - . '. s .1. '1W ': I Happy Move for Youl !. . I 1, . " 1. l, % . $ 11,. ..,~;T - Of other period of deteriorating relations between the UAR d the United States, anti the Ia%UtIl ., 4 * - - -- -- - apok Is the seed ods of . - 1. I J A. MAKE SURE that you won't miss a 1.. . • ' know I I I N W of - ,,j jays ' jef' J,..'1 GARDIN APARTMINTS • Electric Air Conditioning for year-round cooling and heating. • Allelectric Kitchen and Laund 7 equipped b7 OBNERAX. BLETIIC • Eleetcic Water Heater S Electric *age . - P '_ 4 • present carrier's route, please be sur, I. pay h to fl before yen is Mi is business for himself and the a of your newapapes's comes out if his owu pocket, unless be can collect from you. £. - 11 . . . ' I - I '. - •. Basic needs of the State must be met In , I will dsvot. eve Topic . . ng further burden on real estate. the Community House on am, and noon. The resignation of club , • Jong, was accepted. boring on the supper corn mittee for the evening were . . ' . , 0 - - - ' / ' . -1%. . .6 , I ~. 4~ - il; ~ 4 4 .1 k ., I . - . , *!~4w . I I _. . ' ' .5. , I 44,J A . sixth grade program, "Wonderful World of ~11 4 Music," at Bear Lake School were (girls, from • • . . .-"I , I. .. at:__,-- , _____ '_ , APPEARING - in number with lummi sticki for left, front to back) Sara Herrington, Charesse Meret Leann. Bell, Martha Klinger, Karen • " - A.-, - ., I ; .I "I I . .N .4 It . . .. C. I _Iwf- o~. . , 11 I , . I i., .,,. .-. ''' ______ 'Bill) THOMAS HOUSE OF RIPRISINTATIVIS GROUP 3 IPAID POLITICAL AD) -- I - . -_ .. ='. I, . ...., =-_Zmu==~~ "~ ".r-1-1~%1_>..,, , ". f, 'r .., 1 . 1 ,*I r ,_-~ I .. . 1. i I '• 4 _ I TO THI Mrs. Jay A. Dailey, and If. F. Farwell. ' , - 47V.........- ,P - . 1' I. I ' '.'$ • A.' . •, '. çp •. • -,, % I -i I, A . . • I '' '-': .' -. .à.' . . •''. . - - . - t C - I -N . . c.'.. . --- -, ' ' - IN . GOVERNOR P SA Y S: I vuit FUR A SAFE FUTURE" ". .i I Itiuckinan, Kim 1AM9, Debbie Peruldo, uiid Deb. bie Ack erman : ( boy s ) Jame' Parker, Jerry J4. dell. Greg Barrett, Jerry %Veis, James Keane, 0 In fhe firsf primary nearly 70% of the people vofed for , . . i ve government inch deep, or deeper, pot. The i _ effort hi finding • with the route should meet at , • , • 0 versity where she majored In twig and tieing the plant so ornothology. She ta ught home that it grows straight. Chrys. economics in Atlanta and re. anthemums are easy to grow, tired as director of food icr. demanding little care. Those vices of the Atlanta public set out in May will bloom in school system. November. There are many I She Is a member of State varieties and blooms can be and National Plant Societies used In a number of various (daffoiluls Iris, chsr•santhe type arrangements for many j . I , radical extremist bloc IS trying to take over our ters degree from Cornell Uni- be supported by inserting a I i . . '' 42&5931 4 TAXES: .. Sirs. Abercrombie. a grad. 'plant should be kept moist, 1.i't . i,, .. -. 41 - ' ' uxte of Georgia State College and some provision should be for Women, majoring In home 0 made for shade, econom cs, receivedI he As tim- plant 'rt wi it should ' Ott I -' ' 1$ Altamonte Springs Garden I sand and peat moss in a four. ,. - . ' i" ¶ Club. - - - 0 , ~ -ft. .614018 munij, includin4 color slides, I Mums. the speaker advised f ' ! • . I ' '1 ' ,,ir;:i\ •' , $ r • was presented by Mrs. Man. 'taking cuttings, two to three rice Abercrombie, of I'almet. Inches long, from a growing to, Ga., who was gueft speak. plant, treating with root tone, er for the May meeting of the and planting in a mixture of . 0 and dill,..'7 will be changed to your new address as sons as you meva IL 32&2611 'f An interesting program on societies. I many aritacs of chryaanthe in propagating chr)aanthe ' - W tell Your C"Hwe a few do" is Advance, \ .. I Ion in all of the above named i I - Ul-rl. •. befot. you got Just phone our ifft, T - 5, re. - ' AND IF you an mving away tnm you oGOLD ber of the wn'hefy n °J::a.' -- -- Il V I 1 II I3VA that.* even It not willing to Xot#144 " se*one gig" matter Ovisber It. 1919 84 &to to" l& Is rvgfsttAbIG that very extend new loans, the Rus. 0 Waste Dispo"I a. 1881. . 0 Xlectric Laundry facilities few People ' a the world us lions might at least be willing I . ,on 0, fr" 1po= the ldfs thAt they to extend or even wipe out an of 88F wagotIA4 sows og 64101118188 ft ghis "Ii0 hit Housopower 0 Ample Ught-for-Living T6 W00tvantuld Home =47 Do reprodiseed . In any magnet with. BrA their PWNS and P11" &N SOV44 Old ones. :: 6181 Writt011 OfrInI8414111 Of the pUbildher at The HOW& Any superior. ual ble tat sink Beyond this was the matter TOWN 'N LAD OARDIIN ApAjkTMgM ::: : 1v0: ':'::' . S44 will -Hugh Brown. high offle of mutual interests 711 WT pits? b" U&b" see "awsso saws" 4" law, ________________________________________________ iias a. rasons for wanting you In - . .11r,4.51aurice .' Electric Living at Encouraging signs were an. home-making 66 and its MAnY other services. AS well ast with All Its exciting news staidig, pktum and special feature, that you want to as. I 1 • speaker. With her is Mrs. A. S. Merrill. vice president of the club. (Herald I hoto) . ________ -. . morning, then repaired to the Community Hall for a fried CHRYSANTHEMUMS were featured In pro. chicken dinner with all the gram for the Altamonte Spring.4 (;iir(lpn Club trimmings and to enjoy an with Abercrombie (left) 11A gueSt hour . of fellowship. The largest part of this In In one goal is to secure harbor be more helpful to you than ever - with Its - '_'i . . • . ered again at the Community Hall (or a business meveting. I Officers elected to ser e for b the ensuing year are, pre3l. dent. Carroll Starling; vice president, Mrs. Ernest Ward, . Ti' 1 1 p . Edwin Pearson, Rollis Johnson, Frank Ilartwich, George Howard, (,'Iif Overman, Blair BicEireath, Kenneth Walbridge, und William Kuechle. For the Auxiliary Unit are (seated. from left) Floeence Kilechle. Loh-4 Howard, Patricia Potersnak, and Mildred Johnson; (standing) Pearle Williams, Eva Wynne, Ruth Smith, INIary Webb, Lucille Reagan. Helen Pearson, blae Dell Topper, and Ann Wickliffe. (Ileruld Photos) .1 a Tf has 112,330 Pc th plause for lending many of e lovely things on display. In the evening the clan gath. W f B* 111 Thomas (Herald Photos) . VETERANS of Foreign Wars Post 10050 of Caselljerrv recently install, ad new officers, For the post (left to right, top) are Walter Williams, I Mrs. C. Beavers. I I eloaq) V(D 1.00mamonoft set regime $OO million in attach to the visit, I'0 One thing, the Mideast. credits. Cairo dispatches indicate orn pot wes bubbling sgshi. It Is a concern with human- clear Indication that In the siumst:uirroull *At$1 - __ I short prayer of dedication. iihbnftr and Mr. and \lrs hilbec were commended as ' MI __ -Bally opeen, the first girl For the Aswan Dam, comprising facilities for Soviet warships, be a chance to reinforce and to hi elected editor of lb. their surveillance expand a position first as : 51P::5:e:; ;tth:1t10t:l ::°the' The dam. backing up a. the Rod Sea. yorsity Law IluvIew, moved Into the vacuum left by _________________________________________________ Nasser. seizure of the Suez There is a developing true. Canal and the subsequent NOW t II n n the part f the withdrawal of U.S and lint. • people on the soonsing Irresoccl, t Aswan Dam. , he lutlon of the situation -Clay. - . life. IPaid By Phil Newinm terrorists and its own desire lake of some 75 square The reception accorded by to reduce It, forces east of is to provide irrigstles br k lam that causes technicians power struggle between the to go off half-cocked on quea. Soviata and the k•d Chinese. Week lions of foreign policy, and Nasser's sympathies lay with 111.69 I year 5.15 S MuiIs they are half-cocked, the Soviets. -Dr. Lionel Trilling, of Ce00 I Must& Per Nasser, whose pstige 1.40 '' *1. 5. Postal Iteguts(a piI.uvid. that *11 .sIi •ubes,IpIh,a. h lumbia University, on col. has been on lb. wane of late, pall Is •dvaame. leg. scismiuista and tech. there was the luster to be The Herald to a ...me oj tI Us&Isd Pre is iso nlclans who speak out about gained from a visit by the Vietnam. tows P114994 In this newspaper. ,si.ite*ii.a .1 eM lbs beat SevI.e Premier pins 0 . IIrLhb$*..*r PubIIslm.0 d*iI •cop sa$rda, V .. JAMS 410UNAMAkkift Musiness Manager WMnU wnu.s uurnsi *i'wnin Clip X411ar 1UV WILi Is I won't haste to give up my social 4U44'4 4 tm UAR munist block. comm.ander-la-eW of the ft. ' per this o" vo'It was ne" Economically, the Soviet viet navy, VrSW#g & cluo to I've beta told the Job will tural that K,sygin should s*. Union has advanced the No& the Importxece the Soviets tilt, about 60 hours a week eel Cairo. _________________________________ Tilt Russia Woos uotes -- : e ,I "Poinsettia." elect, and Mrs. Pauline Muran Murphy, secretary. Mrs. Lucile Noon is treasurer. to g, back in memory sometimes and recall the pioneer divs' - SEMINOLE COUNTY "Mum.," and Mrs. Delia Hoff. Mrs. Peggy Cunningham, and at annual tWo-day meeting. Shown at the ribbon cutting (top, from left) are Judge Donald Cheney, of Orlando, speaker; Leo Rehbinder, who cut the ribbon. and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Kilbee, who donated the land on which the museum stands. New officers of the Society for 19687 are (bottom, from left) Mrs. Khadrn Culpepper Ward, vice president; Carroll Starling president; 51rs. Katherine Surnmersill Corley. president kinship among all People; no one thought of locking doors. and everyone was ready t, • r r '. scum but memories" and L . ' .• man. honorable mention, for Mrs, Dos Cain, assisted by %lioke nostal;!Jcally of the days I .• GOOD JUOGMINT P1e .ftuhtlJ?st your born., full should be primarily a tsask'Ing hour traffic will help you gel Cairo and Moscow join also pnessi,., ,and the visit waa Aside from this, the Rus. home sooner. In seeing a 'now imperialist .ia have supplied Nasser's -Circling the block will timely plot in Saudi Arabis's efforts army with an estimated creat. a vacant psrklng place, $1 It also was apparent that to form n Islamic gvouping billion worth of modem equip. -A rustic. Is a good time after two years 01 eonsoIIda. with Iran, to gel some rest, lion following Khrushchev's Pakistan, Turkey, Jordan and meat, including tanks, jot Slghtors and miulie,, ouster that the new Kremlin In the UAR. the Soviets The mske.up of the Kosyg1 leadership now tell itself hav, perhaps their greatest party, including Foreign tim. ready to move out into brosa. Investment outside the Com- later Andrei Ormika and the Q or fields. . North Orlando Mrs. Manll'ne Peterson 32205o1 Oisun Hr.. Clarence Sajd.r Deltias Mrs. Mildred Haney Commentary Revenue Service is audillpiff UAR President Abdol Garnal Suez. Britain already has an. 700,000 Sorts now only PAr. Your tax return Is a sign of Nasser for srriving Soviet nouncod she will abandon her tially Irrigated and to open Wood luck. Aden base two years hene*. UP another 1.100,000 acres to -Dancinir all evening with. Premier Altzel Kosygin tild A mutual desire now also is IrrixWon for the first time. out touching your partner will not quite come UP to that for to remove U.S. and British The first electricity from the ,risks pimples disappear. Nikita S. Khrushchav two bases In Libya and the British dam In expected to reach Cairo -Chanaing tense In rush Years before but it was Im. base on Cyprus. next year. U,., Donna ... ess-isea : 1 something more comforting develop..: -A ictice that the Internal N us. L Mathicu. 311'5255 Bear Lake-rorpol Clif Mrs. Maryann N'Jn 133-11678 . hard to items by, but here us a few You can Wine to maul Foreign News ' ,"_'~L- " ('L_. . .. tired with a large ceramic In still life, Marion Flickes swan filled with garden took first with "Yellow Mums blooms. followed by six cyt. , and Pink Gladiola;" Mrs. nets holding smaller flowers, Katherine Southworth, second, each in different colors. for 'Spring Arrangement;" Presiding at the buffet Mrs Vicki. Young, third, for rene Mrs. Martha Haddock, GENEVA HISToRICAl, and Genealogical Society Museum was dedicated that is tin' way of progress." iii' I"iied an in%itatin to 'visit the museum in Orlando, anti tomni'liimn'utemi Geneva on the display .shown. lie said ,,we '1 - .th.rwle. help us shag the rocky path. r°Utloss / - 1" I v tim, now deceased, and Mrs. hilhct founder of the Society. and read the list of past presi' ('(Ills C)ienev remarked that his fir t sisit to (,tnL'.a as tak en, shcn he was 10 years old, in 1 bore and but, lie re gre tt the io.s of some ., 1.0 MAN WITH Dock.." I I the treasures on display. "Then go home, she advised, "and look around for addition' al treasures." She paid tri aW 1' . THE .I I ,. , .'. Id . She Introduced Mrs. Ward, event were (left to right bottom) J. C. Garner, A. Merle Douglas, of who called attention to the bliss., an T. Meade , Col um bia S. xhibits and invited everyone (iiiacj P hotos)e to share in reminscenees of j,. . able mention went to Mrs. fet table covered with an am Gladys Smith for 'Pin Tall broldored Ian cloth and c*3- . In Seminole County until about ,., 1, : show will remain *t Mist., second went to Albert the anion throughout Mercer for "Cedar Key," and month. third went to Mrs. Olne. Hin. Refreshments at the recep. ton for "Aerial View." Honor. tion were served from a but. . : . ~ this Society was the only one Mrs. Annie Peters Wagnen, 21frs. Bertha David, and Mrs. ELECT 1011*7 . . . can. .. . bee. who donated the land on which the museum stands. Mrs. Whiting welcomed everyone and remarked that Ous*hold will be a scene of Vietnam, the Congo, Gusts. They would usually be aim. "A s.Iartivety located nu. turmoil, debit, and often a male, Thailand or Burma itt at We capital city so as clear eaploolos In Addla Ababa tree ton till rh... studies assume a flu, to destroy effective govern. or Caracas, on the other hand,desirable That's normal? And even so elearweapesimaUes.gm. that the susnhlis seuld very ldre b, canted Is a mdtsaee will ton., could take inn is the tat. itlq4.s orvsiyd,,,pl Vs.seveta. Par chi . can't etsin be practical (si some uaapeel period of resulting eistueios society" "perle, isaiutens" and remain fled date). and dlaorgsnlzsuee. (Consider (be .fe of . hushed, little Lord P'auntj.. Tbeyaasum.l$wouldbeun 'The threat of aucliar retail clear suitcase bomb set ifS roil If they are to grow up Wall that the guerrillas Is silos was effective against Is maim Is 150 in a soclear pnpenly. * I . l Mr. and Mrs. William G. . 11114row 100 I •.. mistress of ceremonies; Mrs }.rnest ward, president, and - . CONLAM sm 6"Psoft Am ChUdn* . ,•• I 11 Don Cheney, of the Orange County Historical Society, was guest speaker. On the plat. form with him were Mrs. Din %S biting past president and 1 - I.. -. building. Leo Relibinder, of Fort Iteade, cut the ribbon. ~ I It *1.. ' 4 ' ' ... _A , " . Arts and Crafts Club. Cle4vor, second; Fern Wier- .. Mrs. Fricla Stern . 4f Vv. man. third. and tAnd took best of show with mentions went to E. H. Cleay. her painting, Doorway to er, Doris Rap.a,M :1 had to be held inside the ~ r .A016 IS - A rain shower forced a change of plans so that the cerem ony 1 I .. ..'. rete theusselvus on that "Be. F. etheis, 7S5 diiii boris, T far Teenagers" Plows" Fop All Otessloce 9014 star it I" an )UFs to which I mostioned "Filer liW' hISS. Ii sFLAIM potless .edir this week. POM minimum effects. , a ~1_ thick red pencil fee it in. _____________________ or aii Be I yell at them flat.. my ego more to me - and we ef'" spank them. that big red line germ nth , at I % '5" In my am, I am gas a Of M4 to rJoem 'Aid the IbUd'Ua get . . ., A44wim-Ni. ' . ,V f. After burning the trash, packing the remains, those it tending returned to Geneva for dedication of the new museum. . ••' ' y ' : -. I . be" a work alms 086 out week, works In $ superstitions promote Ste along go %ta Me d4viseL MY VINdtfillVelogiod country Khrushchov at the timp of The As Itf and PbWft is toespold V&, the Rome asber, qiN no . least surprising naws o mental health. Super, www be able to make 0 inill. missile crisis. Congo, Altheegb Pop peaseilad case iwleir bomb if their But once s "• wu as got to u the are among In, oldest security fistful of cotta. imIspirked revolts.) And wholesome? at the misting ceasiuds that own. report that yoodno, black ma. symbols known to man, rice is making nuclear was- "Very small nuclear dive 7er you cannot smooth the psepi. benefit pey. Bus some lime In lb. futur, pies, a thresi .4 suclear ri lamt programs can gk and other superstitions As long a. you bell.,, that primitive , , Jsgged edge, of a garden ho. there serv. as a substitute for py. some good will come of areas. CiiOui.ui from V op an emery $151 It veuld let be difficult for tallaliss •gslaet a country fore lake on greater wheel without . Russia en Rod Chins (or that ex rts and hued,. small, chlatry In wcalled primitive Ing your fingers or throwing of ow psychiatrists room caste Is lb. ad.rdev.Mpod seeing 'perk, fly And bear. Irlypt it it societies, makes the bomb) tose bombs might well be W" than in great power rs. in# salt over your shoulder you minded that It be practiced Sm rsucou SoIsIf. Gov, I thought everybody feel In control of the smuggle such weapons in- Iaatledilv.. Who could prove lathe." SImilarly, you ran not know thAL It should be op. tion slid able to cope with the 14 any Underdeveloped COU10- where 00 suitcase bombs Sone A#I&IS bnU@y9 do smooth the sell b h III wur *1 try where a Sims suarrillo came from? parent even In this country, vicIssitudes of life. oely ofteu,# "Wier to Mr. a thud one got him 40 bar. competition 5,,. lb. witch group was IlgMIrag. he'. psychiatry serve. as a The report says: It I. when you come to deit,i, reptiulIeg, suitcase limbs will tush. reseesably well with 'Tb. aultense "makes" could "Very minimal program. . , be to help $hrea$awd maiden. other yusgsten, without substitute for supenstItion, regard such things as tutu. , our se.i.ty Is ion ad. be held uad., lb. operallossi ensugh S. produce a few ,uhl d.vIop.d meslil.. Yet the subject was brought gestures that you lose your develop squeals aid 1lworki before a meeting of the Amer. composure and start feeling most .5 our SAW. I know from firsthand #a. a_dlis*gh super. Chis..., Russian or Egypuu gresi political poteatlal in Usasaata lean Psychiatric Association naked, alone and apprehen* that would hi pines.., for eta, fly. Crane st$tIo. appear outdated, we "adviser,." as though it were a startling aiv.. be.. (u*derd.vsliped) arias, destroyed by lb. mu,, •hhldr.s wins do., together obviously seed a set at med. The small bombs could be especially where a •athoaal virlzatlos Ii $gi aid Stall of youthful .1 their capful Nothing shatters a pe or" superstitions to $lisp our Placed 14 ft target cI1Y and Society Is made very vulmr. lea. You don't have to live in a confidence more than to anorly. real. traumas, combat our neuroses . primitive society to recognize ize that he will have to strug -is you husband. must and 410 . fi : . a whoof peat "a (W Mo of 4.. tional fish fry and hush pup pies, the table groaned under the weight of all °rt' ))(fj5 . tire family on a work pe .. . e 1 WA1X1X4T0N (Upl) - t%si 11 . ill ur such as not them essayist Dick Wests . ' Political Notebook - . 4 .., hu, enstut emotional Wake a am , feast. In addition to the tradi- ' SOb, Dr. Crane," she Both 'husband and wife hia hiohjets.) . . I and Vtr1nia to i , "&' ;1"m $I I i to ei? bib ..ltter but go 'P. aid * o i ! Ree1'e your typing and elating costa ' lions a Pod wives. Ores at am an " • - J. velli I, Pr. of thu Sf5' Mississippi I ~ ... .... . ... By Mrs. John Leo.. Judge for the.. categories A reception at the Deflary was Pat Klvkeberg. Mansion Winners of coramics, Judged Judged Show House of paintings honored the byMJenllBoour.wer. and eeramks by the DeBay Fern Wlarmsn, first; Monty I . , . ear. study cirtulating among high 'leers" or though It Is elanted Printer. by' agents working tnaUsatles. And a buy Plenty and Indigence depend up government officials Wiffli housewife lilt@ fly to thos. in Junior or len. blitlill IAPAX o n 'Tb. "Tbi efteet .1 5 eagle fli Naomi under their supervisi RUt lit Upset the opinion every one has of them; that expected now lot High School sic. (atomic) wisps. uricn an match her husband'. nuclear dli. bombs would hi set • U*41N and riches, like glory or health have cOvitIis COUJd some day step efficient Rearing a family Is not • American city would be very offles layout? ______________________________________________ no more beauty or pleasure' than 1* sharply as effedllveseal by stealth and likely as one 4 Amities wsuld be (lieU your children grade. their possessor Is pleased to lend of 1.1grn*1la wars Is wider, would hi able to preys who great, able to continue with only iii ,tr,m high school, your FOR A UNIFIED them.-Michael Montaigne, prefth developed couairles.off. fight, "It brought in $15 all by Itself," be reports contentedly ~ , - • • • and around the world, there Is little . . I,. 0 . mo~nodo 11 W Warier 80 should istoo try to gat do on. , /.•?.. JOHN PILIC bar 11, 011volam ." / ' ': 40 Judged Show's Best residents of Geneva Florida, all , And tank your abildron as naving nothing, and ,.t poeies The way things are going at home ..I ;J .: k just to l.tbi,hav. Ciaas is CA8 Z431: Naomi W, u, is a twin for mu, o . • 70JL , . 4 .. ,.).rE. (Uv.ya Z' sbs. see ?'n':'trorn •' - Illoonerhoo, make It an In- st4mpw, Tatum ble Yale to uke your plus to cents. shiM is. be eased be $ USIle lAd Ysialiseag. I 4. Bruce sirt Hospital in Hartford received $101 In swearword r.venua record As sorrowful, yet always reiok. high. Lost year the hospital got In#*ss poor yet making many rich; I . 'k' Ing down profanity a bit. In rm 0-8811 I" deserve + ' 8o congratulations to you, barber Cormier, for helping a worthy UUs. cute loosi with a naughty word in thO IN* during Lost Ift to put a dime In the po This rear the Cppled ChIrsn'a .. :: he" per day or at .14 age will reap addItional '", but h' annual picnic of the Geneva illatorleal and Genealogical Society at Fort Line Park. I ~,,,!; ~-i' -,~ % ' .4, 1?5, i~ -'. The format Is simple. Anyone who and at the name time perhaps slow. ; Pobspl All god ____ '..'" '. keeps talking, ford2 Conn, and turns cussworda In. to eftaty. , r - loo __1_ TOO 11to" - y 1, souldnrusIfes.uj amount to tb. hospital Mat is.t. The cuuword fund may, in fact, reach another aH.Um. hithiIP.. daily If taxes are ralud and Clay at least cursory attention In Conrad Connie,'. profanht7 pot. Each VisY bather Connie, install, or I ps Irbv WE - It lould come out oundlng Ilka Iibuak. Indied It could. Os. proust that I. bound to draw I .itbuiL Uu.bsada ''' of *000 to ow ehikIig by nfldfl, usgs. If the ps.pla of misne ns.d that many to do thr banhung. And It mesas that. a a butler o. hand, 1 j4Lsv. 'tir' for a" man cult ownufs a ,,w who Ni ipesk u many U r he fate to be iiiinsep these woo" and Service" 1 PSINSI be OVI eK hesa. r kW$sUup W c'& t In rnhslastmi I .1.... * i.s. E. *a*kku Mo tow with Wig youspwo, so low (W OF Impolas so t I 300 - Attend Geneva Museum Dedkation y Mrs. L; 'Doorway To Youth' OT1'y . am" . ... - - _______ . W iiiiti * '' ~= 1 __ là d'IbIi La kaqiv. 1WIJ if tb. ISP, tid OUt, N U YOU iiid,hai '°' iMii- ' am "M W um ___ " M&Wdl~"Vhiit -No Il a burn? 7 M ~rwlg 6% 'l .JK _____ Cne OSTLY Bu in I .4$ Ia luuiiss ~ I .. I I i @ ,. %~ AAM, do mr - NOT _ ______ I I fat.. A VOf a for Haydon Burns is a vofa for a safe Florida fuf ure. ,. ,. . Keep Haydon Burns working for Florida and for you. 0 - ' 0 0 mums, and s) and occasions. ?I at the present time is preal. In business of the meeling, el ~ I (lent of the Georgia Daffotlil it was voted in hold the oc Society. s,ice president of the I meeting Saturday, June 11, axlt ii~ 'eorgia Iris Society. and is time members will, an accredited Judg mett, for the annual picnic at i American Daffodil Society and the home of Mr and Mrs Ro National Chrysanthemum St Brian Brewer, Steve Pierce, Curtis McGee, John Donahue, and Bruce Stoud (Herald Photo) ciety. She has won awards in Orlando. Time was set for 1 state and national competi. p.m. and those not famWu - AFAMP 0 "#2XCW 4 F" 1 I L I. , of, Ifflav F. 00YAMM bi 0 , • 0 I .: I ! - - ~ --- . , / .I . - 0 / I Aw'"".6a.1ft., -- __ - - . . ... . . . - . . . . . .. . L .. . . . . ; -, I f , - \\ I I - -L _ _ - - -, I __________ �- a .. . .. . . . . . . . ______________ -' - - - • '• I. 'I a I r a . S 4' - - ? Or V 4 ' . . a H. I I Ah - _ I. ; t . . 1. iy cai dger Uwisings *I Im 1 .. 1.1 Hand 2-Hitter * Maloney' s 1 -1, 13 Inning Loss Muo *rPmI-.May is, 1$M Keeps : - I ~f I % Cincy . Hot, o Oliva Hits ...Ana Some New Records ismang - U Innings U. S. a g uq, * -- I01 Yank.., is two kIts Ti. No War-NFL; _ No Word-AFL __ a. 'I I Mists - ajor League Standings M Americas Lesga. 523011. (In. on Hot Water Mister, 45 iii, .isotrie, 1.11*1 050. Detroit CalifornIa 11121. Minnesota 4)na flgo.TbSr,n Wall Ileat. in, nil, Model 1*1.1, Serial Chicago Washington (in. Victor Climax Icitchen Ishaust Fan. no model or NOW York mortal numbers. 'tan V.flatian Blind. ntanufa.ture,l by S.nlianlk (Ilas. & taint Company. Sanford. Ylori.ia, no mo.ts,l or serial number.. at publia sale, to the highest Intl best bidder for cash at ii o'clock A. U. on the Slit of May IUI at the Front l)uor of the Seminole County Courthouse in tauieni. Florida. aia, II. Del (51*!) Arthur a.. a..k.fth, N. Clark 01 the Cirenil Csrt an Donna M. Mark.. Deputy Clerk 01*itD*.LZ, UOIOLIT AND LEWIS Attorneys for Plaistifi is North Court Street Pod Office fbi $225 Orlando, Vlarl4a, biN cz.l'o i " • National W Ia Pd. GB CitIttOOl. (ins OF. Itange, •l.et,i. Olevslsad M44,1 aetatwu, lti&l 'TI. BIIIhoOTS H 19 6 .760 is 11.411? $ 17 10 .630 3 17 IS Ui 4 14 11 .5606 14 II .131 5% 10 is .357 1O',4 10 Is .345 11 Kansas City 9 18.333 11 105(011 8 ii .216 13 Tuesday's Results Calif. at Kan. City, ppd., rain Minnesota 3, Chicago S Detroit 7, New York * Cleveland 3, Wink. a BaltbuOYS Its Bests. $ Teds?. Gs*is Calif. at Kansas City (n) Chicago at Minueacta (n) Now York at DetroIt (n) Washington at Cleveland (a) Boston at BihtfaoN (n) flared.?. Gs Chicago at Minnestes Washington at Cleveland (N) lost.' at Baltimore (N) W L Prt. GB --. -- ' 1... I _I , 1 I~ -- TT . 0 . The Chuck $sIIbafl TAINN Is aillied up again aid $tnSOJaMMocrlses lord has a. lead esce more in Ut. Us Americas Loages altar city utlos 'Tisssday, First Baptist walloped Pin.. Mot Assembly, 114, to give both Church League same a. TAXING £ TLYIR-UstvsN $ovth.a California Ir,- pus vaiutur Pad of ashy have turned Is ietMa4iN nid d 15r this .pda H, asaMj desrol 7 lost, 14 Iaen, City Lealue dings Jim lushes Mike Rudd howled a no.blt. let for the Lake Mary Giants last night, giving them their first victory of the season after four successive losses In the Seminole Senior League play. Rudd held the North Orlando Cardinals hitlesi, through seven I°gs to lead hi. tum to 1.0 win at Cooper Field In Ca..eib.ny, The young hatter fanned II batten and allowed four walks Ii the eostest. No sup. Posted his en ease with a my double, one of only Ivo bits his teammate, made during the evening. A single by Di, Malitirnay was the only sib. en eatty, in a. bailjams, - I. 14111. L.agis. play, North Orlando defeated Lake Mary, $4, behind the three. hit pueblo1 at ChrIs Merleb. David also hers three hits to, the Cardinals, a pair of singles and a double. Plily Violas supplemented Rice's hitting with a pair of single., In play tonight, the Ails. monte Senators lfl be paired against the Sunland Yankees with the Little League game beglinlag at S p.m. and the Senior Learns at $ p.m. The standing.: 131550$ LIAGUB W. L. $ 0 Altamonte lesaters Altamcsts Twins $ 1 $ 1 Forest CIty Cmliii Shrine CPO 4.0 , Shik...., Dick (Ireen After Sp By Murray Olbumsa NRA Spent. Edit., of them (be waved at the ether the most coveted As), they don't ears if they ts in 34 v c ory s's glitelter Jimmy ON 04614 but madi Saint. Meanwhile wissibs hut. tsr Donald Brow. was scat. tiring six hits, two by of foniii world middloneighi boziag ebSaplu 21117 T' 00 whoee body was Tkeiday In a bedroom above hit wlf;'s where - T, -r ..#' ,().ga . #. ,~ I . . . .. - . - . ..- It i • - 4., a. 1. . t.. "a • A@ ' ......r • .e. • " . • . ........ . - " ' • ' , ',4 tt'4 .? t.45•t.J" . .: i .4 ?' " . - .'' •.. , .• • .. ... -t .... ...,. I - .. . I 4. ki .. " - '1 ; . , . ;•• ': 1IW 4$1 r ' A ;c2 '. . ' M - s a i . hj,tf. " . 0 I r 111 ' a doing n - Sr. Flag Rare: New PR In APE Men's ad? ,0 Mike Melts, SINfS muster Motor Special awards for showing . the most Improvement during 0 T helm toe season Wefl, Zotos and If arty Kemp. Lee S BRING THIS COUPON TO HOLLER .. .' 0 ' , 41 .16, •, - 0 ally started out as a catcher In his native Cuba and came Into organised baseball with Daytona Beach in 1942 as a . f 0• 44*1114 \.' DICk Cress lint Cempaneil receiver. While there, hews,. HIS eonsii Is Jose Cardenal, at second, the As would have or, he pulled his first stint at playing all nme innings at tho swift outfielder of the the smoothest play around the nine different position In one California Angels, and they're middle beg, but actually they bill game, a feat which Its ,.. probably the two fastest men haven't really adjusted I. pealed last year I Kansas city in the American League, each other yet, at owner Chancy Finley's u- When they'ro not playing win. Between you'n'me, Green ging. Bert's even an accorn- tar bail in Vtnesuria, they complains. "We have no corn. pushed pitcher, having twirl. share the same apartment In munkation, Becausto we have ed IS innings In the miner., El Paso, Tan. Why El Paso? so many other Spanish-speak. lie throws a slider, etmrve and "lot of People speak Span. ing players on the club, he change-up. Spitter? "1 no un- ish there." . , . never gets to practice Eng. derstan,I,",,. You'd think that with Cam. Itch, I wave at him with my In fact, having a ennversa. paneris at abort and Green hand.. And that's about It."... Sian with the 22.year.old en. patrlate Is a little like ills. cussing the spItter with Will. fey Ford. You're not quite uI13'Ii) iilll! cute you're getting through. Twins TXUAA Rep. '66 CHARGER ST. PAUL.'IIINNEApOLIS (IIPI)-Rerui. Allen, Minne. sot. Twin, second baseman, was elected the team's American League player represent.. SI,. Monday, Allen succeedn 13146 SEMINOLE COUNTY Rob Allison, who resigned last i$il WIlT Pill? $15557 week. MOTORS, INC. SAN1111010. PtoItDA 4 UMMER JOB, ME EMPLOYMENT! be going to Sarasota to corn. this popular event. YOUR PEEl WANT AD WILL BE INSERTED UNDER "SITUATION WANTID" FOR TWO WEEKS BEGINNING MAY 30th UNTIL FRIDAY, JUNE 10th. Next week, quits a few men's teams will be bowling ov.r in Cocoa for the men's state tourney. FRONT WHIRLS FACKID 0 40 0 HIGH SCHOOL GRADS! Palo In the women's state tourney. Previously, there must have been five or ala earlier teams competing in VACATION !SPECIAL! FRONT WHEELS BALANCED FRONT END AUGNED - TO SEMINOLE COUNTY This coming week-end, a number of women's teams from the Sanford area will 0 °Z : s995 111 p IOTOR SAUS SUVICI NP?. O THIS FREE WANT-AD OFFER IS OPEN TO SENIORS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY - ADS SHOULD BE LIMITED TO 25 WORDS INCLUDING THE SENIORS' NAME, AGE AND TELEPHONE NUMBER - SORRY, NO PHONE CALLS ACCEPTED FOR "rirr rKcC ADS" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I I AGE I ADDRESS ...... ............... .................... . ___ PHONE . . . ,. . . ,. . . . , ,. . 1 0___ _____ I I ----- MAIL OR IliNS TO OØICI OF - - -- I I - _____ ______ _____ ___ ____. I I ______ _____ I I I WRItI OR PRINT ONLY CNN WORD IN IACH SPACI NAME 1 I "FREE WANT-ADS" Li.. - - - - - - - a-- - SANPOID - HERALD - won - - slam- - mi - 2ND ST A MAGNOLIA 1. right champs?) This is the first year that have been more wome'a teams competing than those of the gent.. Congratulations, girls . . . anti good luck. Sr. ('tovi'rt.at: Van Stuart, The Wednestiay evening fly Mildred Haney Levinson was nwarde,I a tro. Rebecca f;i!re, Mike Mett, The very congenial group phy for the except:onai fort!. Donna ilavi,, l)iane I'ehl, Hall anti Chain League is one .f those who have started that comprised the Deltona tude anti courage shown In Sharon Scott their summer competition her bowling despite plo) lug Jr Poisbendlog Cindy and it's refreshing Sunday Mixed Bowling ' to see with a handicap Paulucci Darrell Pelt, Patti Andy Stine's name heck on gas met for the last time it League officers for the past Cook, Tommy Lively, Pam the high games/sines list, the Trophy Lounge of the 11a5()fl were: George Tardiff, Lloyd. Mr. Stine bowled a 201' Sanford Jet Lanes Saturday president; Harold Koch, vice Sr. Polehending: M I k e night, president; Clara Macisay, Mitt., Sharon Scott, Priscilla 543 combination with other good scores recorded by Jo George Tardiff, league preP, secretary; Herb Pickman, Mitchell, Fred Schniitlt, Don . Brown 1921504, FerreIl Par. Ident, acted as master of cere treasurer. F riday, Ronnie Tuniet. rim 506; Bryant Hickson 515. monies and officiated at the At the business meeting Ribbon Race; Rebecca Giten This Friday am., the Holawardi ng of trophies. belt! at Jet Lanes on the last anti Van Stuart Donna Davis ler Motors/Navy Wives LeaThe first place team was night of bowling, the member. sn.I Sharon Scott, Diane VeIl gue will start their revised captained by Keith Packm*r ship voted to bowl next fall and Cindy Pauiue,-I, Mary Doubles League, with only 2 with the able support Of Joe at Jet lanes, again on Sun Beth I.*k. anti David ('och. girla on each team. Itili Sharpies, Mildred Haney and lay evening, but changing the ran, Connie Pelt and Darrel plenty of vacancies available harry Kemp.'& tme to 7:00 p.m. [tell. - , . ati, if you're interested, Individual trophies were FI J TIh following: o 5W&ZuC to the • • Ed Pritchett and Faye' rack. man for high old Koch anti Clara 31sel,#AY , for high series; Slac 31ACIA&Y : a nd Fin Pritchett for high GOOD ONE WEEK ONLY game, George Tardiff and A 011.I YAWS Sam Casten tied on the men's Helen tica handicap. series In the high game handicap category, Jim Snapp tied with Disk Young while Mildred Haney took it for the dl.Iaft --' FREE Want Ads Sweeper this wish? It's a fact, my friend.. Mrs. Georgia Coyne from I)eLand nosed out Rid Me. Lendon 2149, including handicap, to 2136. The high individual game for tho evening helon'i to L. R. (Loopin' Lomax) Jones with a gigantic 255. (We're ready to bring on the pros, on behalf of Gordon : LIggett R alt Drug Scott, ll,.ck- y (;iles. Donna It was a hot day for spring Store was Mike baby. iinvIs Mary Beth Lake. and although the turnout was Winners for each event are: Tot's hollow Log Rare: slightly less than usual, there Junior Keyhole: Cindy Pan- rathy Davis. Virginia Turn. was an ample crowd on hand iueei, Tom Lively, Pam Lloyd, ing era Lloyd, Angela Her. to witness some 100 entrants and P&tti Cook. vey Brian Lloyd. - Reed liar. In 1$ contests. Copping the Senior Keyhole: Van Stuart. Chun King Food. Senior high Diana Pelt, Mary Seth Lake. Jr. Scurry Rare: Cindy PauPoint Trophy was the Dusty Sharon Scott, and Haney Sch. hard, Connie Pelt. RING t "' ., . woman who won our Mar.. thon 10 Game Handicapped By Margaret Cushy panier, business manager of (Itcn anti Vnn Stuart, 1)svId The Dusty Boots Riding (hun King, was on hand to Pelt nni Mlk Mettv, Sharon Scott ant Donna Davis, Mary Association, inc., hell their make the presentation. spring horse show at the Ono Winning her second conse- Seth lake anti John MeCar, ra Road arena which has cutIe Junior hiugh.I oint Tro thy, Ronnie 1 mdcl and Re. ecrmt .1 showed considerable signs of pity at Dusty Boots was Un Jr I iii, Rn,' (Only one the clubs handiwork In the ily l'aulucI qualified rile Connie Pail Making the trophy prescn. Green. 152459 set. "The trouble with playing Their Sunday counter-parts on a iast.plaee club," says -the Deitona Mr. A Mrs. I (r•en, 'is concentrating on League, had their end-nt-the. I baseball, Especially hitting. season banquet at the Trophy I know it affected me, anti Lounge this past S.tttmniay I that's why I dropped off last and agshn re-affirmed toy year (to .2.12). Sure, as an in. conviction that this group dividuit, you want to do well, really knows how to enjoy hut yuu're Just on@ and the bowling , . . strictly for the Sun of It. (korg. Tardiff did an es NEW YORK (UPI)-Guard ceil.nt job a. the MC and Joe Oharples painted a hum. Jf"y Sloan suited his eon. Or%5 iartoon depicting some tract Monday to become the of the league members in ,it.. Chicago Bulls first player. sian. A very talented group The Bulls will open competi. of retirees who are greatly tian In the National Basket. reapeetsd and apprecIated ball Association nest season. here at the Lanes. Although It's boon amilti This Sunday we are again many times previously • . if I featuring the Bowler's gpe. you've not yet entered into , cial for you and your etiri ons of the many summer lea. family. A root spot to spend gues now organizing, pleas.! an afternoon in air condition. get your application romplet. pit comfort without waiting ed now. f..r lines to bowl. • Delfona Bowling League Ends ill What's nlcs.Iooklng'car Ilk. yo1 - a 224. 1 think It goes without saying that he's the current leader for this year's competition, huh? Now here on the local level, what would you think If I told you that ii was a And Paulucci Capture oots R*ui USty d"ng Awards 0 Florida state games a 131 average clobbered 'Good Year' aging Boots own light, livtiy and lit. welkert. Sr. Scurry Rae.: Mary tie Sharon Scott. This was Jr. Pick-Up Rare: (Only Beth Lake, David P.11. Diane Sharon's first show, first rib, one qualified ride) Cindy Pau. Pelt, Don Friday, Van Stuart, bans and, of course, first iucel and Connie Fell. nris Dais. high-point trophy. Leo Ire. Sr. Jick.L'p Race: Rebeec* Jr. Ci,avcrieafi Cindy Pauiucci, Connie Pd, Darrell Mike Mc. ' and Patsy Terry Campar,rls Is the best ball. bowled a 161. player on the club. Manager From the Friday afternoon Alvin Dark won't split them Deituna Pinbustera, Jack out. Johnny Keano of the Yan. Vrudny clipped a 207 g.me kees leans to Campareris. In and Bee Cole, who has all of trail, talk everybody wants 174 Bowling Tournament? His name It Butch Gearhart from Ft. Lauderdale and he's aver. Scott recent Improvement program by benefactor . a4 'L year's DUSTY BOOTS SENIOR high point winner Sharon Scott (on horse at left) receives the Chun King Food trophy from business manager Len Trepanier and Junior high point trophy Winner Cindy Paulucci (on horse at right) receives her Gordon Kellett Llggett.Rex;uil award from Mike Cosby after recent Dusty Boots horse show. 0 ' . . 0 5 . i... . __ -, '; - . ,. •"4 • .; : . ' ' '•. . a. 4! 1 * '.. .1 .,,...•'•. • . • 1 '. . .. . r '• :' -. , . ' ,. " - . _________ '"'°" ": ' A '' 0: 'ç' :.. . P . told to us by Gil Luck. There was this 10-years. Yount lady from North Its. hots who decided to try her hand at bowling a game or two. Well, she finally joined a w omen's I sag and wouldn't you know It, but that within three months time she rolled the neatly Impossible perfect game , , , a score of 100. Remember, this is a true story, That night an her return home from the lanes, she was In an automobile accident anti lost her right arm. It was approximately four months later that she return. ed to the scene of her howl. Ing achievements and start. ed to bowl lefthanded. once again. In loss than three months of league bowling, sh. bowled a 295 game, Since most of the leagues are presently off, In the process of reorganising for the summer schedules, this gives us the opportunity at reporting some bowling high. lights and oddities elsewhere throughout the nation. VIa you read of that fol. low at the ABC's in Rochester, New York who aver. aged 250 for nine games? And how about that it. year-old hefthande, who is the current leader for this was .• -, (At It. Mellon) FARRELL'S . - '.-; 4 : t.: 'L.L. . • Hunt LII vs. first P'ed.ral By Kr,. Clauses kyder Tb. Ostew Little League 4:30 AIIM Pet. orgii. Eon 111 17 40 .350 bill teem won lb.!, first Punecrest Rex. vs. Quality 3111,1:41 Pinson, Cii 111 10 U .334 hose some at Clutter field .. '.•' • . • --I'l (At lay An.) --------- -.--when they defeated DeBary 0 0 Hart,- SF 119 26 30.328 0 r . ." • .• ft.. •* ,t McCo,y, SF 50 10 26 .315 II I. 1. Clay Veint was the Chas. vs. Locomotive Bog., 4:10 winning pitcher. The next . a . Mou, Pitt . .' . . t . .. 103 14 33 .820 Chunk Set lash cs 11'aP" lI•,, ,,l hunt, NY I, •. U 19 25 .311 home game at Clutter field 3. • a.a '' , ' 1. '' t (At Pinehurst) will be May 14 with Orange ' • flood, StIa 100 11 34 .311 t' F1 u ,. " - ' s41' -m ,, 41 Knight. of Col. vs. Puseerest mith, Ut 0 • - . • 103 *1 32.311 City starting approximately ; •y4 Assmb., 7:30 Lf . tones, NY " 69 12 21 .304 at 5 P.M. I • - ' . . . . 0. • '' Ost.ea Is eapsethag their First Bapt. vs. Church of God, lmnt., Pitt 124 14 37 .295 ." 8:45 i - hi. boys I. make a good showing Mt .0 AMERICAN LEAGUE . •k '' this year under the direction .:.7 DUn, Minn 9117 37 .407 1. . Ii;, ?i-' 0 • : -' . " P'.Rbsn, Hal .___,.L&_•__.4 1.a...JL.A,lL..,&.... 09 23 U .344 of Richard Pickles with Bob bs 9 Harrison, assistant coach. LRbsn, Hal 115 10 40 .341 Albert Fell and Herman Scott, Boa 113 17 37 .130 ichrdt, Cal 103 31 33 .310 Eolietf ate on lbe board of Kailas, Dee 81 15 37 .318 directors with KollsSf acting CORAL CAlLER (UPI) . 1ntne, Was 10523 $4 .311 as business manager. a . The U.tay,l$, of Miami has (asahi, Roo III 10 30 .313 Gordon Kellett of the let. • ' 0 ibnsa, CIII 87 10 27 .1*0 all Pharmacy at the Pine. landed a. of the most seeghtNbbO*msdsus.lslets.Thutdl.pely wssac b.c... It's isd• in *5 555' creel Shopping center has as. thrdn, NY after high .cbssl basketball hIS is 14 .195 ceeie*e now Volinsg.sF.ssbucb. pls,fr plsntby*esoea naiad a first aid kit to each players in a. astlis. Home Bum. Is'sint$deVWedbeceuseJVaeVW, ore niff,,eoc...,o,. ,Ne$vrsHy.ffisrs 0* k of the 141(1. L,sgus teams •• C National Leaguet Aaron, vvs nov55, S VmymeaYyer.so Rick Nest, a LI Labia.. inS rumicu suils. Is. liftis more) Staves II; Dodgers 9; Alma - Oat.en, Orange City, D.. Inflolnew beren P iron seen one ye,. powerful (*s car will cndsi at bept., Ind.. flash siped a fosiryear Bary and D.Itona. The Nehi toil Torr., Braves A. tes WhY we're running this ad In The Ilion 80.it hol&5RIC* .11 hosOliacbrokeel . f1to place.) American League: Scott, Bottling company also donat- grut.IaaId with the Hard. ' A ff "tThe U1111101119rY Is (for us) kind of The Falbeck IWfoVW in name onk, IGIW-Aftd 1111110 fastbacill costs It. led Box 11; *eichardt, An. ed a score board for each .f cases Tuesday, aeceedlag I. 1430 Coach Bruce Hals. .we sVoltswugse through and throoph, els and Oliva, Twins 9; P. the fields. Uyou'veie,veddew y0i,55 engine Tb. Is sir-cooled so it has no tob1nso, Orioles 5; Hiefaiy, bec.us.It wosa'p big snOv&i of Sea for wetevo?enplf,sexe, And lp'sln$ie Ioohluig 5504411 0? eapinslys enough )rlolss 7. back to ittaike III going sow when hi Base Distal a oi'ced into thinking It all o,: sigh "Witt National League: May,, 01. I 'Tbeeckleetrtighp,Iiks.fl Voiks. Sorry.' into U; Aaron, Bra,., 23; ON IN UAN Wynii, Astres 21; Lefebvre. )odgers, Flood, Cards and Me. ovey, Giants 20. Id ' American League; H. Bob. Coiiipgsty nsoii, Orioles 29; Scott, Red lox 27; Olive. Twins 24; ARCADI PACIsNàI HT3 Hwy. 1742. Just South if Sanf.rd -seases telehardt, Angels 22; Petra. OflNDAlLY-A.M..O:1$P.M. UdUTaD ISTAlI. Palco MAST COAST 30.01., LOCAL, lAxan AND w DsaLzux1 si, a. vair OTnit *111 and Yaatrsentskl, Red sajivosa DILIY*RY CHAIIGIS, IF ANT. ADDITIONAL, WHI?1WA 0Pt1O*L A'? *XTRA COST. WE GIVI TOP VA?.UI ,TbMPS lox 20, SPECIALS EVERY DAY i. . . NATIONAL LIAGUI Indiana Star Going To Miami . .•..' MODII 1trJ It? a. --. -- . . • a s. " 'S' 4. ,' (4 . i, -. ment when Scheuerle hooked the big seven and a quarter pounder pictured here on the left. His bait was live shiner and he used an auto. niatic reel with eight pound test monofilament line. The big catch meal. Urld26 Inches long. L .' NIGHTLY VT ' A ,,'< :. ,'.• .. ,.,.. $t. SkATI a" ' 0 AFTER THREE MONTHS of persistant fishing In Deltona Lakes for the big one, Joe Schtier?e's dream finally came true. At 6 a.m. on a recent morning, Schotterle headed for his favorite fishing spot. His first catch waa a bass that weighed Just a little over one pound. Then came another strike that led to the landing of a two-pounder. Then came the lucky mo. - JA ci: ''Dane; 10.1130 Veteran deIsrI,. tackle Ed lag to urs the lit, .1 17. -Th 5 $ I Zhayat and f1peairs latseist mosth-o14 cum", the young. 7 $ :=1=I:,.t: 0 the S I 4 I theIr 1350 ecstracta, It - was and Is lb. chisi. Not eosditlos S"T"40 am was described as serious. L~ = 1 7 auaouac.d Tuesday, t 0 _J TWO • - - , rest -: - around the field TOt being By Jobs A. $p.leM be here at the Lanes at 9:30 player an the Kansas City lose. They make too many or. Quite often, we are toil by n.m. Tonight Is organization roster, Dick Green was cut rots, They expect to."... our bowling friends bow 4 much the game of b.wliag night for th. men's summer $2,000 in salary this year. "It The one place Green sega City Lague. It's scheduled was either alt, w has heleed Sham t. hat they- of. he doesnt have any bookie -- ror -p.m. and the newly re fe d, shrugged the young pumping himself up to play is an arthritic condition. This elected secretary Al Chalf in . fact, incidentally, verified by Invites all newcomer, and second baseman, "or not ye. Yankee Stadium. "When I was former league members to be port to spring training on a kid In Rapid City, S.D.,' •01 many of our local physicians. on hand. But waft'! I rut the I sss, "&haLs 1l I dreamed Special for all ti.. It makes you feel real Sue members . . , three £001 year together. They'll about-playing for the Yas. good in knowing that you've games for one dollar, give me what I want or they'll kees." No why's he with Kan. brightened the day for a us City? "They're the only The Saturday a.m. Junior have to corns find me,' soul or two. Bowling League only had ,I And so life Is folly for a team that showed any inter. The neat time this troubled game over 200 and that was Player who has spent his in- eat in inc." ,. " Campareris. who foi'ins the old world of ours sorts gets a 207 by Frank Patterson. tire baseball life In the Kan. you down, remember this For the Bantam,. Harold us City organisation. It's a double-play combination with story of perseverance which Johnson rolled consecutive tossup whether Green or Bert Green for the Athletics, aetu. . -- - ---/' 44 -. ••. - 0, the I., - -. . . Is the myna Z. Hsl~ nab led so ohm with KiwanIs Rotary 2 7 U1TLE NATIONAL 11 9 0 In Chan Longwood Leeemottve tag. 7 2 L4114 Mary 1 4 4 5 Sunland 1 4 Quality MR Pinecreat Rex. 3 6 North Orlando 0 3. Runtt.M 1 6 LI'ITL$ LIAGUB i $ Altsaosts Twin. $ 0 Pint Federal LITTLI AMERICAN Yersetcity $ 1 7 $ $ 2 Strkk..Montson Longwood I S Lake Mary $ 2 Fla. St. Bank 6 4 North Orlando 1 1 George's 5 4 I Sealand I 3 Ian. All. lank Navy 4 1 Caseelberry 0 2 0 9 £ Altarnonte lone, 0 1 Goodyear GAItER TODAY Junior League (At Pinehurst) CFO ,s. Rotary, 7:10 CANER WIDI4UDAT Lull. NsIlesal Major League Osten Wins First Contest Leaders . recor •SHI •C - . . - a. a. a. -. ., .-.. $1 rued,, was StrIckland Tummy Barks wu a big sen. aaoa.r freehmaa it Son. Meenlaes yes while ilsilda thorn ia.sldsed Florida a.na California, cleared IT. bat State Playing Place the at topWith Statslaak 1.givstho Bank, krtbel%4to Mustangs a ciegarne edge is rival Sanford-AtlantIc Ins, John Piiul, Bob SiSn and Barks allowed but four hits Sam Kirk. a. Suborn. and struck out 12 batters and '1bIs," says Vessel, "should Tsar hits by Phil labs year glass fiber pole three mere from 14117 Oxford two boa. rest. hioky Set. be vaulters •'.;•Iatoth'ows. met Baptist attack pot On hit a homer for pseed WS IS just sad backed up the fly,.hJ winners. Is the third eostut, Navy '* to new. I think 114 or 1?. pitebtug .1 Ott.fl .ma.. ii anew., curch z.,, debuted Geodyear, but the S Is peesible this seeses." triple jump Ant W...'In emleet, Churehed 0.4 gime WU p,iti.tid. of kits des. 14.0%, the ee'-?egpsd Piseueel Baptist, a. Chase 7 I $ Longwood I I Penney's CHURCH $OPI'IALL Plretlaptlst 5 3 Punscreet Assembly $ $ Church sfGod I I Knights of Cot. $ 7 PiorrestHept. $ $ JUNIOR LIAQUB Elks C. I ak. ta VS ...te YW . . - . so a am . • Johnson a -- I ! It League Se.ii Francisco 59 10 .683 ...... If onatos ii 1* .600 3 Pittsburgh - 16 13.571 4'4 L.. Angeles 15 14 .563 4 Philadelphia 14 13 .519 54 Cincinnati 1816.444 7 New York 1113 .438 1 Atlanta 15 *9 .441 6 at. Louis 12 16 .429 8 620 .2I1 13 Chiesto Tuesday's Result.. Houston at Chicago, ppr., rain Cincinnati 4, New York 0 Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 2 L.A. 2, S.F. 1, (13 inns.) Today's Games Clacluati at New York (n) U. Laeia at Philadelphia (n) Atlanta at Pittsburgh (o) )Ieuaton at Chicago Us lIla at Los Ang. (n) fleaday's Gas.. Cincinnati at New York St. Louis at Phila. (N) Houston at Chicago lii lna&a$LoeAngelea (N) / - 1 ____ ___ Up ______ Bravos' Wthaader Legal Notice .rlb.d Chsreln lb. following du household appliance. which at., and .hall be d..m.4 to be, nature. ant a part of the portion et the anti are security for the indibtednesa hereIn m,ntlnn.i: One (11 Pt.'trig.rstn?, else. Inc. Mottel 1.Ali5, Serial Mustangs 5 bone ofl Curr.ns and Doe Paulsen. ODC cliamplon DILIOd and LII5b1115 placed three men each is the tease selected by coaches, while the Lakeview and Kissimmee had one each, ft.nokir tyman play.r shortstop Brent Helms narrow. ly missed a first team berth. Valor a senior, bit .330 for the Greyhounds, scoring is runs and stealing 21 , bases. Cunisa bit J38, ecorlag 14 runs, driving to 14 more and had two home runs for a one senior year, while Paul. sso. oily a junior, hit .321 with four home Brewer, she a Junior, had a leagues. 30 mark for Lyman, with a diei5lois. Gogolak I. only the second 0.1118 earned run average. ttat.alm -he ..-----'.eoeIaua Di. Others on the first tease (roil 22.yearold righthandst, wers struck out eight Yankees and Pitchers- len GUI (1) retired the last 16 New York iyrlvn or PAlO 14*11cc I. busby ulvea that Land), Jobs McComb (Lees, betters In a row. He allowed PUfIUSIII to the final decree burg); Infielder.-. 1113 Daftng o f Iot,cioiure an4 ails enter 94 in the cause pentilng In lett (DeLand), Jesse Grove Roger 11.90* and a double to the Circuit ('utirt in and for (DeLald, Nibs Whitawolls Roger Maria in the fourth. Bill V.minol. rt,i,rity. Florida, came (Kleslmmse); outfielders docket SIInIt,ar 2.*4 4. the Ufl• - Ireehan, Don Demeter and dursignel Clerk will salt 11116 Stan HIa.Iabauih (L.esbu,$), Willis Horton each homered situated in ' John Correa (Laosberg); tar Detroit. * described sit C Lot I;. Muck 1, SULAMD chsra1 MAX Alvin. hitless In his 1$ ).1IT.ITFØ, Amended Flat. previous at bats, slammed a ae.',rItr, to * put there. of, recorded In tIM Book two.run homer in the sixth 12. pages I At 3 of lb. Inning to propel the Indians 10 PubIlo R.cords of l.mi*sle Auxiliary County. ruorids. their victory. Fred Whitfield $lraols Little LISPS WO"' had singled across the first Together with all structures w and improvements floend hereafter on cult lsnd, anti tha men's Auxiliary will meet at Cleveland run earlier in the 'sri.. I.."., anti profit. .,t 6 p.m. Thursdiy at 00 Free. Inning ,the ibtye t.serib.tl property byterlan Church Annex on Louis Apariclo's two-run tn. (ItrOVitI'ti. however, that lb. ortgagor shall be entitled to West Wilbur Mi. in Lake pie highlighted * four-run collect anti retain the salt Mail. A quseito. and 1115W.? sixth-inning rally that boosted rent,. ls,u.. and profits until default h.r.tsni.r); ant an period en the operatIoa of Baltimore past the Red SoS Siztur.s now or hereafter at' the auzillary will be conducted despite Rico Petroceill's see larfl.'l to or used in ct'flliec rsIn by lire. Garrett Coyle, chair. and grand slam homer of the Olen with the premiseS he' described and In addition m... season. - / V~ 600606 go TW Agalof j Move Back Into 1st Len months that he wanted to play In the NFL and wanted to play In New York," the spokes. man said. "But we did not op. proach him. Last week were approached by his attar. ney. W. adnolntenttostarta war. A free agent . a ft.. agent AFL Commissioner Davis said he had "no comment whatsoever" on the signing. But U the Giants' signing of Gogolak ends the so-called "unwritten agreement" of the two leagues not to raid each other's players, It could suIt In an astronomical piles war that could damage both o with the AFL Brewer, third baseman at. W. beard rumor, for ar.. F7 Baker and OVtflhidIEl Al • , .. ;- I . - ,; . I . , . '' ,I . I I ___ 9- 0 Oblobome Sophomore, "ump" 1.1%. Thato a few Wad. Ileelagam.. Hank Aar. on took over a. major league home run lead with his 12th of the year with the bases empty in the Tony OUrs poled two 400. foot homers and singled in four appeerasces to raise his batting average t• a why .407 and lead the defending AL champioss Into lbe first dlvii. a. $ vict, While 4016 Zollo VersaU.s and winning pitcher Jim Aaat also homer. i for the Twins, who moved past Chicago Into fifth place. Kest checked the White In seven bits, Including home nine runs by John Romano and Floyd Bobinson, as he posted Named h -: awra -----p the Nets oily two bits the istl,. jam.. Tb. hide, who was the ninth lam. in their lost u ltUul. WWS 154 by Dos Pavistleb, who desert. id his rsjulu position behind Plats to fig Ist th tflzstbue iN the I*TI4 Tay Peru. $sv,stblislij haglis by lob U.sbsr, visaing pitchet Cbela Skeet aid came Boil. this ha... for $M and walki to Dick Groat aid IMasy Cellos Mud Ia lb. two na. that mad. dlfl.rssc., Orlando Cspida socked his filth boast of the year and 410?5 In IWO TVM tot $1. 9 - Police Prob U __ ___ EIBO SOFTBALL sdises drove In Nouffitter Brings 1st Doss Cle a AAU, lis t lbruhlts,,wbOsJImWWMms Turpin Shooting assistant wIth lbs W.L. two runs with a alathinning 155 worried. and WarIsi bad three each for 10 0 the ioeers. QualItyME single an Many Mots high. LZAMIIIOTOII SPA, Rag. "i oily, hope," be said Cobla Poets $ I Striablasid-Mordsom lighted a Plrat• rally the tot. lead (UPI)-Polic. today Ii. "lose, of a.w guys last peak he stole Win For Lake Mary Phnserestlex. 4 In,"tesi Its it ve.tijstsd the shooting death in aces." three bi Greyhounds 1 a I 1 C - r NBW YORK (UPI) - The playsr to jump Issruse dome Itatlooll Football l.a g us the A71a was toamdet 1%. shims II doesn't want to start first in d o Ckiea$s 151W a grilics "waY'- but lbM'l Willard Deiwall, w What a. lspassw imbue., to Houdus COsts to liii. do br said to wasklugtcs ibis Sine, that time, losgues the bombs were raining on bar. refused to alga play.n Pearl Harbor. who played out their optical Tb. NFL's words and se In the utbit loop. _________ Some didn't isit. eolaiIds Tuesday when lb. Now York Giants signed socesretyli licking kicking specialist Pets OW 4 uk, who last year played out his option with the Buffalo 2111s of the American Foot. All OBC ball 14180. 17 JIM liUbu An An spokesman lamedi. Orsybsads domi. Lyman's ately termed the NYL's sign Mg of Gogoisk, a "provocal, uat.d the AflOrsage lilt Cos. live action." fetuft turn selected Monday But a Glut spokesman at. by plating four is the 12-seas tempted to underplay the Im. pllcatloos of the signing of lb. ahlItU squad Gogolak, claiming the team am the rvuser.vp Lyman has no intent to "start squad were pitcher Mark a. I L. W - t ____ . F 11 _ , - a. a. Chvelud whipped Wadlegi Is $4, Milr- .. clubbed Cbleags 1.1 aid 2'ews sip.I lapiN $4. uuluu at Cblesgs aid CallWiIa at Zaau. ft e pMgissd by gala. CladssaWe Jim Maloney didat 5331w a bus rewsi all. or his luobeda's isead sin. ~. -19. ". ~. I _ W w riw. HOW LVUI, cm.atj .;;;: itialt T kWy wItbosi Now, Ycek 40, Plttaburgb before 10,I11 slgk 'S 45 17 55* Padwo ad nInad by stw.g ii The pssr L,,.u, ilk. spelg to lbs 1N. let.. ilk. Toamis smith .1 All wtOtfl PIewwu puabed . P1zwq.e,putos,- frestdthstelevial*set NZWYO*ZU(EA)-.Oya. 1155 thus, the cheru. km. $esJeseltat.,lioissXlllsr mJJ.Dstsl.art,.MUNci ,, bus crying for vladkatles.d a. Sadhe,. CahINewLa wua. aired ;:a ho , years each", ,, a. . .- ----. _ . F OilY R..Wi o. uwo.MlI ma 13.3 iia. 120. W track aid field meet totereets ,, a. anti Jim "" Ihees Viisii w the gwral public: trash woes ha. pesiseed Romp of z.st. slate d Yard high 'The United states vs. Besets some sutdaadtsg peeWa. lkba..d liners of T_. •i' isi.td. i-w-' p..akleg a iLl so"Is 5fl thai an athletic anew ad sums eutmaag , areeapüls swist. It has been tnulsea. iser psefoemon. 5 the regulars to better Par. The 1utPn1! ers Is Dirol Sodom .4 lit, a clash betwus eul. Wi bay, always dune iou foeaaase.-ee night Id .1 the totes, WIves. hemispheres. to epelti," says OGan team. ' -I ••i i Last year. I,, lbs first time Ca.,ou, ge the but ran a 3:511 • In seven . P5*fl1 . meeting., the United against lbs Wadis. led year, listed world rueed lot thu to W5 fiM two iP ' stu.j_.i7un .the :z . stat.. lost. So lbe can west 'ad I we are gstttog a (stnIgbtwsy) ad al as out. eves d.spu." tors (iLl). Smith al's leads tlilv*r.*ty '-'!.... a The lee. reflected, net Juit Lack of depth cast lbs UnIt. lb. Ualt.d stat.. to lbs 415 aU,$ItSady has I:. We American is a emaIl or .1 ItbiMe., ed stile valusbis p.11. with a 15.?. Lswt. ha. ntis Ibelit------but is Aamtcaa youth whisk against Me hueSm last yesr &AW as baht.alleu. urn.. '' euppseedly bad grows flabby in a. IN, Of mad, 050 meSsrs. Miller has tin i 9.3 thIs , 5514 w C crests: I" T4 a UsIdrefty acrisalop Npps,tsis. a hes. ,In Atleeft 14 mad P" Tb. Dedg.n tied the were Markbal wuekid 11 MOMP dslkla buM $L late 1.3. 14 Ii the lad 09 lbs Ililk m bMrs kesleg lbs gsa. Wa x. a. *..,i. Laigass, a piked highs ads sears. PuCk bitter. *• aUs'sd acew D.tr,It'. DaMs Mdiii woo fly said is the gsae ha aid iss run ublis sttlkiig hi., silk some Moppig the 4 - H ,' SOME Track Gets New FOMWAM 2 walem olut agae &W ow. a, un ,,. 'lb. Ia AIu urs Brsai oo-Wd a a..,tsg the 41ki.o Dodpier ptiebegg ji IS a.,, old tricks. Waraietsg two alto its. be" ustlauafly but tMlz no --ll ckampisu rack. Id VP ibit bas hoes. knew. It uS S 21111111 Wed iftk new. All14.1 the Sea Yrsw as 'a typical Dedgsr wis" fruitritlea W Glut IIasssr clew bite woro slaglu, aid Tuesday ilgbt whan they Mg. lisrais llaMa aM aces an they WI Is mis st,aadsi. Id al$141v$l ad here& for duft JrIbL his a. Natlsu& taa . - ~ - ___ - -..--------_ ,_. 11 V . . May IL 191 - Page 7 . . 1' I-, ares i I gra - _- -___1- . "I _ ~ . : 322.0711 THE SANFORD HERALD P. 0. BOX 157 r.I . _I - fl SANFORD, FLORIDA I . . �'a I P. - '- - b' i .L anfsib LriTI Page 8 - May is, 1966 - Deltona Circle Honors Member At Shower - By Mildred Haney Mrs. Ann Muth opened her lovely borne on AbbeyIlle Street recently to the Dogwood Circle of Deltona. The 15 members of the Circle met to honor Mn. George Prison Jr. at a surprise stork show. Miss LaPlante, J.V. JeMiCan Engaged ____ HONOREE AND HOSTESSES at a graduation tea honoring Miss Pamela Falgione and Miss Susign MeCukffl are seated, left to right, Miss Fat. Slone and Miss McCaskill. Standing are Mrs. 1. . The beautifully appointed luncheon table featured Mr. Stork, himself, holding In his beak the pastel colored ribbons leading to the many prettily wrapped packages which held gifts for the guest of honor. In addition to regular mem. bets of the club, the guest list included Mrs. Mary Faunae, Mrs. Ruth Candea, Mrs. Lillian Rief, and 51 r s. George Prison Sr. C. B. Klrttey, co-hostess; Mrs. Joseph S. Falglone and Mrs. B. T. McCaskill, mothers of the honorees, Mrs. C. L. flagadone, Susan's grand. mother, and the hostess, Mrs. Clay Williams. Tea Honors Two Students Dianne Miss To celebrate her eighth birthday, Cathy Cauelberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Leonard Casselberry, of Lake FAT OF THE LAND X (UPI) - Men Tony. had as her weekend win more battles of the bulge houseguest.s her friends, Cindy than women do, according to a and Vicki Miller. report in the "Archives of InUse a cleaner-polisher was tcrnai Medicine." "Whenever results of treat- -one that doesn't water spot mcnt have been reported ac- -on tile In the bathroom. cording to the sex of patient, This keeps the tile spick-andmen have been shown to be span between clean.up days. m'ire successful." It was reported. Women have a more FIRST.OF.WEEK difficult time of losing weight. Areport in the "New York Journal of Medicine" says one COOl TNI)J WIDNUSAT of the reasons Is that women have ISO to 250 per cent more laity tissue than men. MISS ELIZABITIL LYNNE , I IS, Itl,a, t, . pa tio, Via '1 I) r go • '6 • • . . , I m. •4L . ' -I - I . I' 1. 1 -. - -. . - I 1' 1 -k . / rh 11 I I 01 •• I MRS. MORRIS RUBY, left, was hostess recently at her Lake Mary home to a Patio Party honoring Miss Dianne Duff, center, a member of the - 1966 graduating class of Seminole High School. Mrs. Orval Duff, right, mother of the honoree, was a special guest at the party. -4 1.1 ho nut ice ireful was served along with a cake decorated a pproximately. Miss 1)utt l a niexnb.'r of the 'SW, graduating class of Seminole High. A gift in honor other grad. uation was presented the hon. oree by the hostess. Those attending were Mrs. Orval Duff, mother of the guest of honor, E.aura Jo Gar. reti, Nancy Sechest, Wanda Braswell. Linda Allen, Glenda Allen• flu,nla Ik'knhaugh anti •)?'%,". .tT" . '• . 11 I 10 r ' MR. AND MRS. JOHN H. NORDICK are shown on their 50th wedding anniversary, May 1(, 1966. They were both born in I'ittsburgh, Pa., were married there Slav 16. 1916. zimI ljviui children and 11 great grandchildren. 1\'1 ivi steen uests a Personasl -- - Bri nson i Honor We MIS NIWATNA in inspmm, __ _ _ ,•iP', _ _______ ISyind, tied ' i CLAIROL SHAMPOO & UT • MISS • been - - NO -- APPOINTMINT NICISUIT Jack & Jean es f' fabrics 104 Perk Ave. 323.0313 , IRAUTY SALON - --------------------------- 131.1541 ____________________________________________ - - • - - ___________ - i . . L L ~ .. . - . 1. -- .. I . . - - • - I I colon1 I I At last! tt't' A permanent QJ - -. shampoo-in - hair color . ': , . 1P thatgivesyou perfect color. The color you And it's so easy! IL want. .-' , - - 'That's Color rs& g .Nsvera"Untad"lonk,you,r locks healthy-shiny Pick brown-you ge p funny • BlondSsh$dsibookfloot "bteachy." Corgray...thten,,,or,s, thscoioryouwjs i,, YOU get. Beautiful. Bouncy. 'ahIMdmpjtmt shampoo in-and be yourself I You'$ "That'smemt'ssaycoinr That'aMyCI$.(ooNS mYscnIqsj,e 225 - -.- ECKERD - -. II . . . t 5Ieev - - - -D I - • . . -• 1:30 j ii - ' - - I •-' -- - • _, -. - PORK OUTLET&fl • . . . toey - ' • Glazed Annle , - ,, R UG STORES $350 . - D LOOKOUT INN O ers IxuIl.p,t P.cNltI., IA/AJ. ' For Private Luncheons and - - TN! STEAKS ••• S . 'I -_. - . . - --- _.__ - - - . - - - ... ... ' __ my __ ' S I Lrc es -- - - -- ' - - Betty Anne's .:_--. , "Lj' : • - .'. , ' -- "MOMA -- ,,,,,,---- fin,,.' ........ ' - SANPOID PLAZA -' - - . ' - At Open House Ilu %* ± : -m" ?•"t ---..__ - [his Weekend - Wo ' race WSCS ale - LLQ - The i KugensteLns entertain C 91118 ' ' Bon Voyage Party Bids Fond Adieu To The Cosbys I 'r i Mrs. _ -.: '' - Clarence Snyder at. Mrs. W. B. Brinson entertended the Grand Court tamed at her Park Avenue slon of the Amaranth of home Sunday afternoon at an Florida In Miami recently. open house reception honoring Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. John Mc. shortly to take up residence forgotten, was enjoyed by her son and his wife. Maj. and Csrthy recently hosted a go. In North Carolina.. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Buescher everyone, Ing-away party In their Lake With conviviality the order Contributing to the gaiety have left for Columbus, Ohio, Mrs. W. B. Brinson Jr., who Mary home for Mr. and Mrs. of the evening and refresh, where they will visit for one are currently her guests, upon of the farewell were Mr. and month. Michael G. Cathy of North mints In abundance, a de. arriving from Heidelberg, Orlando, who are leaving lIghiful adieu, not soon to be Mrs. D. L Hendricks. Mr. Germany, where Major Brin , 'fllUK SAFE and Mrs. Howard Lloyd,**Ira. ..l.R.SlTY PARK. I a. son served a tour of duty with Harold Paterson, Sir.. . 'v' • the Army, Williams. Mr. and Mrs. David safeguard against inPortar Sirs, Gordon Russell of Or Willis of Lake Mary, M I ii around the house Is to think lando, Mrs. R. E. l'euri.foy PrIscIll. Mitchell .1 I,ong safe," reminds Pennsylvania and Sirs. R. T. Humphrey as Gardeners At Annual Picnic w ood , Si r. Robert H arvey- State University home man. _ in pouring and serving guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Mr. anti Mrs. Glenn Itan. agenient specialists. Thinking By Frances Wester from the beautifully appointed nor of Sanford. constantly about the safe, sen e second annual "took Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. table which was covered in i L. Cdr. McCarthy, who Is sibie way of doing things will .1 1 .' uenI en an d rs. Irene green linen and centered with out' of the Lake Mary Oar. ; vice president of Dusty Hoots, be come a habit that can help a low arrangement of white den Club was held at the and will succeed Mike who to reduce the number of ac gardenias flanked by glowing horn. of Phyllis Rugenstein on necessarily will resign as cldent.s In the home. white tapers In crystal holdCrystal Lake. president, took this oppor. C' Cr5. colored patent lea• tunity to present the Cosby* Brightly The weather for the evening G Approximately 75 friends with a pintio recognizing ther sandals take nicely to called during the appointed social was not Ideal for an -r ' with bit of petrol. a OflSOf S their "outatantlingservice, cleaning out-of-doors affair, but, In 1 0 hours of 3.5 p.m. spite of the rain, there were 1064.64r to the organization. CUfli jelly. _ __________________ ____________ no grumbles and lb. spirits The Cosbys were taken comwere quite high. pletely by surpris. and Ut. WES SAYS: Several grills were made The WSCS of Grace Method. toted a series of thank-you's LIthE JACK HOSNE* ready to receive the guests' 1st Church is sponsoring a but were destitute of the prop- SAT IN THE CORNER steaks that were cooked to Rummage Sale this Thursday, er words of thanks to fully EATING JUICY Pit HE STUCK IN HIS THUMB perfection by the chefs, the express their appreciation. 15110 TO PULL OUT A PLUM Friday and Saturday, May It. husbands sot the club mem. Another highlight of the AND GOT JUICE ON HIS bers. The dining room table 20 and 21. evening was is giant tiered SHIM? AND Till. The isle will be hold at 100 birthday cake appropriately was spread with all kinds of "NOW JUST LOOK AT YOU, - goodies to round out a coin. W. 13th Street and the hours decorated with coral and OH WHAT SHALL I DO?" p1ste meal. are 10 am, to 5:30 p.m. all horses and designed by Mr. HIS MOM CRIED IN DISMAY. THEN SHE RIMISERID THE no highlight of the evening and Mrs. Lou Dellarco, to ADS SHE HAD MEAD three days. was when the hostess received celebrate Mike's birthday, AND QUICKLY WENT TO $ long package from her "Saca VMS-KAY ttF rat Pal." When opened, she BIRD BY ANY OTHER NAME SINGLE LOADS - found out that it was some. We Offer DETROIT, Mich. (UPI) 15C - thing she had wished for-411 Moat Americans hear "Lady. Ons, Of The WHY SPEND A QUARTER? kitchen broom. Being a MothLargest Selections SlIMS THIS AD FOR A PUS er's Day Sift, what could be bird" and think of President Johnson's Of Fresh Flow.rs, wile. WASH ON YOUR PIUS? VISIT more approprlate than this. Open 'TI Per Plastic Arrangements. Those enjoying the very But some World War II vet. too P.M. AetOUl pleasant evening were Mr. erans know the name has an. Etc. In Central Florida The,,, S M.celllZZ.4t13 and Mrs. Robert Tiler, guests other meaning. According to of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Glea the Code Names Dictionary, SANPOID son, Mt. and Mrs. Richard Ladybird was used as a code FLOWI1 SHOP Keogh. Mr. and Mrs. hugh name for Nakajima Tams, a Css.L1&1eeIwdAve. Hair 5tyIiis $.l.a TUIL, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph locals in Japan, during the 132.1 in 132.5412 *251 5. PIth Lv.. Hackett, Pr. James Sullivan, war. .) . . • , , t I WIGS there until last February, when they moved to Lake Mary. They have seven children, 16 grand- Jacoby and Son ice, ______ All #he no-oil... To.to,.,, solids And prints 1'. '- TV Time Previews VIAl AUTI TbItt.IS at a dam my date suggestDEAR ARRYt If your # air 7:804:3111 F. M. CBS. t,"t Nontha age w. leek (CA190- Mark Ititlimand, a lefedlit Nmft end Nice Mtn. P = .6 Dicki., ed $ couple of times that husband knows as much In Space. (Rerun). Michael sight for '*7 husband's boMber's 1. sore eye., play. ardo.. we go "outside." (This - about writing as his moth. Jacoby Senior starts today's st he could finesse the heart Ronnie 15 guest stir in part ysar-eld child, because hi.. 10-11 P. M. CBS. The DinVolt Stateesberg, a ae'm her to discussion, "Here Is an exammeans go sit in his car and er, he should tell BOITU (5) one of a two-part story. Ben. IS successfully." , had been commitevidently a, Kay. Show. (Color) (R... plc of scientist who has really fine card read741 Oswald: 'George an ale plays lid to a mental hospital, found the keeper, a sort neck.) This got me kind of jump INTO the lake. run). Denny's guests an *94 inx by George Rape. of New additional chance. At trick of scientist - collector who invented the perfect and all. Cyril Ritchard Diekis's father never call. mad because I have no 'p.. en. jumps "in" the lake, it York." and Country. 11987411 two he led a club to dummy's roams around the universe helocaut bomb. March is or. ° visited the • id cia) feeling for him in that Indicates that he was al. Wiggir music singer Eddy Arnold, Jim: ..It was much more j$I. Then he tufted another gathering strange specimens. dined to ' 97 In $11 that time. He way, and I am sure he ready in the water before RANT wipe hi out and he which Is about as far aprt a jumped. But right or than mere card reading. spade and played ace and one He is eager to acquire a pair p.krs a bomb Into Von Its? 'Diver even offered a dol. doesn't really like me in Q .7 109,2 he $A as you can get. Danny data a , George really placed almost trump. West was on lead and of human beings, and tries 14~ toward the bey's keep. Q102 tP111 11111111 that way, either. wrong, I would advise ox•nberg's favorite wine, only funny sketch In which Sir 4 card before OKS got out by loading a third to tempt the children I.moved in with his parI gut the Idea that he trim, caution about assign, every he ledEast-West to trick two." 1010 his 114 discover as the time ticks OlIvor Dilrby-rern (Ritchard), $ A 10 974 4 sits and seems to saw, cut spade. George rutted this and spaceship with stories about on that the thought this was the only Ing this firm-minded old German I. an our Lady 0. (Joyce Van Fatten Oswald: "H. started by himself off from the rest played his king of clubs. West his collection from other plan- si4e. Suspenseful way to get his men, lady to the lake, and well and Cal. Felia Knubblemacher noting that West's queen of S was in with the ace .f the family. : vhid S eye worth out of the date. and had eta. Th. only trouble with played, with a fine perform. (Kaye) are downed in a plane *31 'pe'fee opening marked Fast - no way to get out. A fourth this epi1'.Ie is that It His wife was recently reWhat could 1 have added A 3.1 LPAK AHU: ttegartiing with the is al. once by Richmond. crash In the desert. One of the and king. East spade rail would give George ways difficult to really the, lissed, and she's back liv. 4* 13 to my NO to explain my the witness who saw a funniest and in a way most had passed to start with so it a ruff and discard, so West like Michael Rennie. Beth vulnerable tog with her people. I am feeling, about the subject! mother hold the hand of her 9 10 P. M. NBC. Bob Hope horrible sounds on the show was a certainty that West away Keith Beet Iseib led t azp.cting my from his QUSIfl Of Ws fifth child, NO OUTSIDER 3-year-old child over the would -_Presents, "On. Embasalement Is Arnold singing Denny's (a. hold the ace of clubs Pies Peas I hearts in the hope that his .Abby, and I don't think this DEAR NO: It wasn't gas flame because she :°• P. H. ARC. Batman. and Two Margaritas." (Color) mous song, 'Anatole of Paris." $ and almost 4 a certainty that partner held the Jack." 'ii fair, I was glad to. help necessary to add anything wanted to teach the child a he would "Instant Freeze." iColor) (Re- This is Michael Rinnie's night Fuse Paii Pass also show up with Jim: "if George had known run) George Sanders, the 'p out temporarily, but it to your NO. If a girl relesson about playing with the king of diamonds 0huij 1- on the silver screen. Is this iO.lt P. M. NBC. I Spy, so that wasn't my Intention to fuses to neck with a boy, matches: about the actual club break tome of the chilly aristocrat, show he plays Edward Park- "Dragon's Teeth." (Color) South decided not to try a he could have Just led a low is guest villain Mr. Freeze. or Greene, a dashing and so- (Rerun). A , raic, this child, It looks she doesn't have to justify I could not have shade under the allowed diamond finesse." : like nobody wants him, so heart trick. H. had two sins' I club, but his play protected He can only live at her decision with a speech. such a thing to happen In SO degrees phisticated banker wise has usual standards of this show, Jim: "lie could afford to pie ways to do this, He could against the actual 1.2 break below zero, anti his • we're stuck. My husband deadly run off with the dough. He I. which an. very high Untleed. thinks we should keep him. my presence. would have theavoid diamond finesse If discard one of dummy's and all possible LI breaks in gimmick is a frees. ray gun, discovered DEAR ABBY: My mothtaken the childI from her if helose could in a tropical port Joanne Unvill. guest stars own fourth club that suit." I think we were used. Whit the loss of a hearts on his *r-In-law used to teach In a I had to knock her unconsci. _____________________________________________________________________________________ lie has a seal trick of making happily watching the flora as Alicia Cavanaugh, a Li your advice? little country school In To. ous to do It. I pray for the air warm up and cool and ...,zna, the latter in the smooth International gal USED we about a hundred years such unfortunate children down In sections as he flttives fetching person of teenager who,, fiance George Serongi DEAR USED: Nowhere ago, Every time we get a every night. Muriel Lawrence About, anti in this ep.sods, Ellis Randall (Jocelyn Lane), (Mike Faulkner) is sudden. In your letter Is there a letter from her, she incloses ST. i.OtlS MOTHER mm he succeeds in turning Rat- The bank scsis a vstldy prop. ly taken thea.I with poison at word .f affection or conmy husband's latest letter, man and Robin into two hand. or private eye named Fred• By Ruth 11111.11 morning for getting your (amit easier to handle the tzn,z some chips $ frightfully chic cocktail cern for DIckle. Since he all marked up with "corProblems? Write to Ab. -Newspaper Enterprise of crick A. Piper (Jack Kelly), party. Much running around an U7 up and an their way. Hay. pected problems that are sure I Th your husband's nephew, nections" on his spelling, by, Box 19700, Los As a housewife do you feel anti the rest is just good, well- chasing the notorious Blue - on, might assume he' Ing to rush in the morning to come up, d be grammar, and word usage. gt'tes, Cal., 1)001W. For a that you have more than your V ivo-Don't overload your- s.:lO-9 P. N. tm'. Bits, played fun. Others in the rest Dragon Society, the Mafia of better off with "family" lie just laughs anti throws personal reply, Inclose a share of those days when ev• can get a whole day off to a self with outsitle activities. Light. "The Friendly Enemy." include Terence Young, An. the East, - than strangers, But If you it in the waste basket, stamped, self'ntlilressutl CII' bail start. erything goes wrong? Take on only as many as you feel "stuck" and "used," see Now, Abby, my husband is velupe. S. You can't-as long as you Two-Try not to let work enjoy and can handle without a lawyer. Perhaps a foster a college graduate, and he ' ' .running a home and look- pile up so badly that some making your life hectic. home can be arranged. A knows as much about writhate to write letters? Ing after a family Television Tonlaht - entire. unexpected slow-down puts Six-Eip.ct (if you expect 'child needs more than a Ing as his mother does. I Send $1 to Abby, Itox 69700, ly eliminate those frustrating you in a panic, it you'll get It) some co-op. wal)nsnay P. I. . Lvof ever his head. Ile needs say It's time he told her to 1.0s Angeli?A. CAL. 1.111069. for IM ill Rest of Ur.ue (CI see ses days when one thing after anThroot-Make a habit of do- eration from ~our family. ~ 6-ogo, I Nowerap# 401160per a**= wiove." S is) I? gone#% strip go jump in the lake. Am I Abby's booklet. "Ihi*w h OP 1(5w. likeol other bogs down, But you Ing everything you can before Household chores can, and (55 Ui NBC H... S wrong? Write I.etters for All Occa. can make ii: ADO Sew. ______________ (0) murcis. to, the 0:51 ii) Mike Douglas Ibo them less frequent It absolutely has to be done, should, be shared, 0:51 tit N.wsii. , DEAR ABBY: Recently Uo4.r• Wensa alone," (I) heels Watt IllS WIFE by taking a few precautions. Then when a bad lay conies 1:50 (1) People are Put sy If you feel you have more Ii• t!) Iluntt.y.lSi-Il,l.y 5:50 50) HuekeIberr R.it5 (4) Walter Crok$ts IC) (1ypa Sell I.e One - When you have a along-you can let routine than your share of days when U) Where The Aetlea I , list Mi!eraopp (1) Movie I:se ( s) Nswseep. deadline to meet, always al. chores slide a hit. TLCS iii Wills Var go - everything goes wrong, from lO.(I 5!) 5)- s Ones. a; !esve it To leaver iC 54..,,: ire. In l'ira. (I) £ eye l.uc7 Your - Make anti try In morning until night, It i'iiulti low yourself a little more (0) NewsIlse fillta se!s (I) sne news wmri.iv vu. 14 time than you figure you will keep to some kinti tif a work. he lsck of planning, rather ill lbp r.r4 tale itt ('nssIntrsIiea YSMI TIVa5DAT I ia (luTh. 'IrsI,iIspt IS) 'VMs 51cC.,, need. Especially allow your- Ing schedule. Planning a than had luck, that is respon•-.• Siga Os (9) flatt"s n 51:00 st Merelag Star .;$a.s:,5 Time U.e self a few extra minutes each week's work in advance makes siW,. SOS tO, $m':tiirs Prethers (5) Asly of Mayborry Sae4:ts Amer. W.t, If 5:10 451 Ii.urIy lIlIlbiltie. 21:55 II) Paradise lay 0:55-USa R4a4la 1.5 I'u hut. t.iht (1) The Dating (lame lS:Ie-Ie:4S !past.h 5 5:O ii h,,vie U) Dish Vs. Dyke II:U-Ii:I$ Is. 5e1.see 5 lIt tlr•e Ac,.. 21:05 (1) Jeopardy tPDL&J PD2IL&U 11:11.11:51 Art C By Polly Cramer (S) The Dig %'alI.y II) lose if Life ll:Il-l$:o5 Kinder time 1:10 Ci Dick Seti 41 5 DICIa 50.4 t)yke Chew as... -------lt;SI.1il0 •s*ee Ace I ee ,,i,. '., Ian.,! airs upiew lIII IU LU5 isws flewspaper Entrrpnis Aeon. ilaughter. She ias playing in and to the folding table. 5TR It 5$; The i."us, Hot Muss. 13:11 (2) let'. Play Post Of?Ies Repeat Wed. VYR l'oIIy'. Problem flier the bathtub and, when I went is always in sight, easy (I) Search for Tomorrow 12:11.1145 lea to ituis (t) swe Itsdi., 0 II) Ne,sllee l)EA1t I'Ol.I.V-- -i have us- in to wash her hair, i saw aepeat v'r IS) NIWS 12:41 45) 4014155 4111 reach for more change and no Bepeel wet. yi'* ed all kinds of cleaning puwtl. that she had taken the bath II) H... 11:55 1 $10 New. 1:il.$i$ Amer. Risisey 11:50 II) 57th Preciasi (0) Arleas Dahl era and liquids to clean my mat and fastened It, by sue- bother at all-PHYLLIS '.. Wet, Twa (5) Tanlphe 1:55 (H Ni.., WesI$ei 1*45.1145 Mule $ DEAR FOLLY-The artlfibathtub but none do the job thin, half to the side and half Movie (S) (ftfI Talk 5:45.1:05 Reading 1.1 1:05 II) News 55) Nsa Cell, sut-cesifully. Con n someone to the bottom of the tub so t-iai stems to plastic philtitlen' 1:05 (5) balI, Word lii It) Poet,. Two give nit. snottier him for re- she had a comfortable mat 'iron nialu. cit-client trellises . 1:30 IS) As The Wend lucas ?NIpIu5 A. X. fluting this ilingy look from to lean bark on, Being a bath. fit train live philodendron um 1.5$ 451 NBC News LAKE, MARY GARDEN CLVII entertained recently honoring lthd, isigh $ (1, S'tnihlne Almsnse 100 (1) l)sy it Our U,ea mv tub?-J. F. tub-testier I have often been is it grows In a planter. (I) tiunshine AImsas. school graduates whose mothers are mernher,s nt' the dul:, Shown (left 1st Password I)EAR I'Oi.LY--1 love that annoyetl by the coldness of Philodendron roots easily an'i 5:30 11) U. S. I4l.tovy (5) The Nu,s to right) are Sirs, Charles Lansing, president of the club; MI'S. W. ft Sunrise Cem.,ler $10 (1) The Docteni • II... 13*1114 toltinus! Sty Pointer is for the tub on my hack anti this tising this aihirti fullness 15 051 (4) () N.w. Wleboldt and Mrs. 11, C. l'ugh, mother :imiiI gi'andniothei-, i't'ltcctjs ely, t'f IH house Part, 10MM ONLY those people who live alone is so simple I don't knt,w Welcome while it is getting 00 ( 'I'oliv U) A rim, V., U. David %Viels)klt, honoree; Jo Ann Norris, honoree, :11111 her moth t'r,Mi-s. CARLOAD P*$$ NtIS (at News iun'l have no one to rub their why I never thought of it lily- established. He cure to l'lenti 145 45) AflO News Sts,$ 7:30 Also first (5) lUll lI.ruo. Chow 0 William Norris. . (hler.ilsi PhOto) -Inching tack.. 3: III Another Wsnl4 self.-SUiAN hilt will ha repeeM •a I have the artificial ste,nq gracefully 7.55 (411,1111 Pi-.ws _________ - • (5) To Tell The Truth I----.- --- - luothuereti with l'ael.aehes so 7,i III Ys,m itiport had show , (5) (minI Ne•piIai DEAR P()i.I.Y-Heing to Prevent ti,,) stiff, and t in. 7:j 12 Today -5 15 (5) CBS S... pe•'WW(_ I took a ),a,-Ii a,'rat,'h.,,' of the ,..k.. .1.. ,t...:• natural -• .... I....!. Tk. J A1PUNiTCMCQ; - ..,• i_'. won. l'I '4$t t'irp.t 331 II) Yøti Done set PITCNS" .. bought at the dime store, tt::shing at till coin.uperat.ti dep'(t,l when You want ' P. Kaniir'w in,. 44) K41 • c Ntht Ce'Fe.tur, At $:41 Osly white cloth laundry I always ho4l Ih@ mediate natural effect ,#,,I it 1.111 (?I 1"140y im 1 V con be around the hand Xlea Plsi. " w Id when the ; philu: ----, I poured my favorite liniment unloading the washer, and drum takes over. I;s. Plastic in (lit' cloth to saturate it and dryer.. I s'ilvet this by carry. IVY thP acute way wli.'n startI , can reach every part of my Ing a shower curtain hook in Ing grape ivy or any type of .'.. ,CIRI LB -of Garden Club members and intL Believe me, this brings my purse. I simply slip my ivy Plsnt--('AR()l.INP: • real relief.-MRS. H. purle strap in It and hook it DEAR POI.l.Y- -I get tittu. Sanford Garden Club's Palm other interested penopa, so .. . . . , 'It DEAR POI.I.Y -Sly Pointer to the laundry cart that I lile at.tr out of toy house Cirvle held it final mectiag thry will know good horticu!' • . ', is really from my 7'year.old push from waiher to dryer dresses. The hløseq usually of the current season at the (oral practice and better un. "\I show the wear first so when home of Sirs. Auel lIla:, Lierstanti the art of flower or. inc an'! litlIleranmIt. Atalia rive in t)ellary, oil rangemsmit and civic beautlfi. • I wear out and the skirt Is still Thursday, May 12. cation. good I make • new bodice of Programmed as a "covered Now sppotatm.ats in Palm contrasting material, lithe dish luncheon," preceded by Circle Included Mrs. Helms skirt is plain I make a print, the regular business session, l)eWit as corresponding seers. P ' ed blitus. anti when the skirt the affair proved to be an es tary and Mrs. John Jewel U • Is patterned I make a plain peclauly delightful b u f f e t courtesy chairman. After the 'f blouse intl bind the fleck and luncheon sparked by the extra business meeting, members sleeves with pieces cut from dividend hospitality of the and guests had the opportun. Because of the many re cleansing tissues. 'rids "sits" the good part of the unigi. hostvsses, Mrs. 1)1st and Mrs. fl y In Visit the hoste ss' out. quests 1 receive on the sub. your makeup, s light puwder "Al hIatt,,, which i usually John Rhschotf. standlngly beautiful and spa Jcet, here Is the "recipe" for At lii. itiecting. which cun claus garden and at the close can be done but it I. not the lower list-k or f,ont. 'this the now famous facial mask. makes s new anti attractive vemsed at 10 o'clock, Palm Cir. of the luncheon, Mrs. Was ce555m'>', Actresses use this (Many readers have already MR. AND MRS. Sit) CUItTIN anti four youngsters from Atlanta, (a, ci.'s niember's awards (a showed movies of gardens dream for very littie she made it with great success. freshening up idea between I. D. W. spent the Mothers Day week-end with Mr. and Sirs, Wayne Nturt'is gratifying list of them) from had flailed in many parts of Ste too.) scenes and ada. -. the recent Flower Show were the world. of Santando Springs. It was also a celebration of four generatnms. SitTake one ounce of cosmetic The akin changes with the # ~lng on the couch in ,Nlrs. Maude Crawford, motlier of 31r.4. ,Norri.4, %%ho Anyone submitting a Polly's announced sod applauded. It is mother of Mrs. Sid Curtin, shown with her daughter, Linda. in the 3ears so It Is best to change To protect the roll basket as earth (which is not a cosmetic em or a favorite homemaking tivities of the Sanford Garden well as aid a keeping back from the left are Eddie Curtin, Mike Norris, Mr. Norris, Mr. ('sirshade of your fare rolls and can be purchased at any the tin and David Curtin. Mrs. Crawford has also returned to her home In idea will receive a dollar i Club during the past IC5St)fl hot, _ place aluminum toll unI with drug store). Blend well toder to harmonize Binghamton, N.Y. the Folly Uses the item in rally's had brought In earnings of tier the napkin in the basket. (Photo by Maryann Miles) gether in a glass or chins subtle changes in the toes of Pointers. $2200. More applause! ________________________________ bowl. Add the yolk of one your skin. Try the pale lilac After the routine committee _______________ fresh egg; pour In a glass face powder. It gives a beaureport. and resolution,, attea. OPIN SOC 'III 12 P.M. QUICK DESNEB'r jar. The mixture can be kept tiful clarity to your ikin. lion was called to the upcom. . A quick, delicious dessert I 1 ta,. P1k In a refrigerator but do let ('se a touch of cosmetic oil maraschino meringue glace. Ing General Club luncheon at _ A& freeze, 2:10 - 4:45. 1:20 - 9:50 -on your eyelids for a nice Soften i quart of peppermint he Garden tinier on May iS II Apply the mask after you sheen and a drop on your lips ice creani. Fold in s cup with Flower Arrangements hive cleansed your skIn with for that moist look under your each of chopped red mara.- Irons each circle a feature. I leasing cream and good quai. lipstick. JIIue 1l7 were stressed as Chino cherries and chopped ity witch hazel. Leave the When you are exhausted sad toasted filberts; freeze. At the dates for the 22nd annual mask on your face and neck need a lift, cleanse your face serving time, scoop ice cream Garden Club Short Course at for about half an hour. Relax. twice. Use cosmetic oil for a into S meringue nests .ates. (about the University of Florida in Remove with a pad of absor. powder base. t'se a warm red 4-Inches 1 to 2 Gainesville, conducted by the each). Drizzle ..•..I._ bent cotton dipped In witch lipstick with a hint of blue in tablespoons of cherry liqueur University and sponsored by FILMED IN COLOR AND W1DESCREEN hazel. Apply a touch of cos- it depth. Touch your cheeks or maraschino cherry syrup the Florida FcderaUon _______ • metic oil; put on your make- with your lipstick, but don't over each. Garnish with stem. Garden Club., ,v up and see how nice and go overboard with the color. mod red cherries. The purpose of the program - 1. fresh your akin looks. Remember, u n d e rstatement to continue the aducatloi , To freshen a wilted makeup: sets the tone in makeup for A pitehir can double as a . .. -1 Plunge your face into a basin Beauty After Forty. I flower vase and a champagne When shopping for a toy for of cold water. Pat dry with a Tomorrow: Out Of mc Stall- or wine glas. is Ideal for sirs. baby, make sure It IS wash. .. iIt towel or blot dry with hag Ing puddings and gelatin, "' able. ' "'" - ''5-,., •,'.•• An all-time favorite Rover . consblne(ion teams tender breaded penis outlet with the sweetness of .ias.d app •,. lL fl Your while family will enjoy th is Toss.d Sited, French Price, and the mossy ether entree saleo-ff . TERRY WILLIAMSON, daughter of Maj. and Mrs. hairy Williamson, Seed end SeW., ......... tiona at the Trade Winds. Forest City, celebrated her thirteen birthd4y, May 4. Among her favorYOUR FAVORITE COCKTAILS Ite gifts was this beautiful blanket for her horse, Drown ady. Terry, JUST AS YOU LIKI THEM I It :4j along with her mother and guests, Jessica Ned, Lisa Iiehling and Jackie 4 AviSi. Op. hv4) Miller, enjoyed a progressive dinner starting at home with the first I • course an on to a favorite eating place. From there they invaded an Ice CAFETERIAS Jet cream parlour eating banana splits with every kind of ice cream imagin. S ONQIA W. JUN32 able and then on to "Goofy Golf." luImm1Pl1*,*TCMutI1Rr? ' .(Photo by Maryann Miles) HWY 1 74! P11W PAIR • - k bright and crisp 2 1 # ace • LzIPLANTE Instead of using regular boJknds on top of a table or chest, try vases, pieces of .sculpture or interesting rocks ('nuid on vacation. MY IL By Abigail Van Buren • ___________________ __ SPEC ALS,e _________ Duff Miss Dianne Duff. daugh. ter of Mr. and lirs. Orval Duff of Lake Monroe, was rtcently honored at a latio fee cream party at the home of the hostess, Mrs. Morris :-- - South florida and Is pisnt17 serving with the t1allied Stal" Navy. A February wedding to PenBy lane CssneetTi insular C1,gfth Is planned with I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knight the Rev. Richard of Queen's Mirror Circle and dating. and Mrs. Samuel Langley Keep toast hot for a few of Altamonte Springs recently minutes this way: 51D5$I visited mutual friends, Mr. slim on a tack and plies and Mrs. P. It. Pay and their in a warm oven Until amid. daughter, Alma, In Lakeland. Never stack but toast. It ______________________ The Pays are leaving ?.h15 wilts, month to return to New Hampshire for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. George SImonds, brother and sister-ini"7f444,_, law of Mrs. Knight, were here fora few days visit from Ft. Lauderdale on the occasion of her birthday on May 7. They are also returning to New Hampshire for the summer. Mrs. George Miller of L and 51 Lane was admitted to the Winter Park Memorial Hospital Sunday for surgery. 40 Patio Party Fetes O University . 9,W,U# 0 • - Use clear containers when arranging flowers. Add food coloring to the water. Make lu Susan McCaskill and given to the girls and their Served with the sparkling honorees Miss Linda Yalgolne. the water color blend or conMiss Pamela Falgina., both mother', and the centerpiece pink punch were sandwiches Special guests included the trast with the flower colors. meabsn of the iNS graduat. of roses, were grown and or- In the shape of pink roses and two girls' mothers, Mrs. H. small spring hats decorated T. McCaskill and Mrs. Joseph tog class of Seminole High ranged by Mrs. Kirtley. The refreshment table was with tiny flowers, mixed nuts J. Falglone, Susan's grand. School, wore complimented with a tea Friday Item 4 to overlaid with a white Import. and pink and whit, butter mother, Mrs. C. L. Hsgadone, 630 p.m. at the home of Mrs. ad ,naderia cloth and the ean• mints. 1 Mrs. V. Ruts, Mrs. Kent Bate. J. C1:y Williams, 1601 Iro- terplere of roses was flanked Mrs. lUrtley presided at the man and Mrs. L. Rota. qeols Arena.. Co.hostss was by two silver candelabra. All punch bowl. Floating hostess. More than 100 members of sliver and crystal appoint. vs were the Misses Susan Ni. the graduating class and Sac. Mrs. C. 1. lUrtley. Greduatlee gifts were pre. ments were used Including an chols, Mary Littler, Sidney ulty of Seminole 111gb School sentid to the bosorees by the ornate antique sliver punch Park, Kay Whit., Sylvia WIl. called between the appointed llama and sister of one of the hours. hostesses. Orchid corsages, bowl, Graduation (czssel err>' , A A"Algu~u th. Mr. and Mrs. then A. La. proaching marriage of • their; f or lernigan, son of hr. and Is currently .ap1ii4 by pepsitaent I Tag Plante of Tampa are announc- daughter, Miss E Ira be t h Mr-s. Beitci K. .Iernlgsfl, also County Auto ing the engagement and ap- Lynne LaPlante. to John Vie- of Tampa. and Is a member of The bride-elect is a grad- jar Christian Cb. uate of Nebraska schools and hit. ,jernlgaa was gradist. Tampa Business College. She ed from Seminal. High School while his father was stitboned at Sanford Naval Alt lUtk. er. - zAm .t Tmpy Loung. & Lan.s Dinner Padles I F ____ wwrrv* -- • . il - �-1 II p Pats 10— May is, INS 11101111114=111 VM0 ( G) 7-cçF VAM NCXA •1 00 II 4 / PIT ct) OUR BOARDING S HOUSE $iSuif*$n*WW&y1L1964—Pag*11 j101jr QRA 5AH5TI ________________ pc 1 pi [Er. WITH RIO GI4Y $ 11614T" TIIW PI WU 3JSTJJJXSC tMEA . / 4TAMM w r AlfMo 1" "CON AT IM w * AMrt F,0 1 up I 1 l, \ —RRE— WMEOP.JE WITH LU - ' # lBan A t ps Ig I $ OLD Or- WAS PAIHIONID 43c B a WOOF WOOF VACK MID FORTHI WOW HUMILIA1111 ALLED H0;4 TO so C, BY A 0012 SOI FELLOWS, Z HAVE TO LZAVE BOARDING THE TRAIN for Orlando are members of Airs. Laum Fr&. (Herald Photo) zler's third grade at Hopper School. o' By Robed B. Tbomas Jr. Seminole County Teachers Association honored retiring teachers Mrs. Cedar Mason Neal and Mrs. Lillie Hall WilHams last Thursday at their last meeting of the term. P, 111011" -0 1 1% Jr. or Principal Jesse L 06 aur WE I1AV 67!1 M$ M1AQJTVL(rr& VCLWIPTBI 1$E 6taITh I K PRISCILLA'S POP ATALL OX419 L DE S;4!AD T POR cim,r NOW YOUR A SEN101Z CAN ES! ., w -- w a -- , y uw— 11 SW '•' ,iai,,aaa - ' IIIfW -- I • JLVAI £ L.. ir 'r' .. r r j'1 i'. \i_hhh 4 I e SP/4 Earl llolsendorff 0 Is among many of our young Meuse fighting '..i with gifts, a plaque for each, erson and Mrs. Sylvia Stall-an alumnus of CIIS. His ad. worth were soloists, and roses. liolsen. dress Is: SpII .. Mrs Florieta Smith nrovid. dorlf, wini t •M 530181 HO TRP n vi i........— RA __________________________________ who retired last year. was Mrs. Laura Frazier her To the members of Croonts' thfrdgra;Ieclass for arounti graduating class: Let's I N D ALL ward for her contribution to trip train ride to Orlando. Oh, we V< :e a reunion. Please con. R os Mrs. Annie Collins 4 RlJns, 01 the words of a fellow educa. tary a family. ,. Branch and your truly. We for. It goes like this: The ma. will need to make plans. tcrja e n trusted to ii more Malachi Black, of Detroit, plastic than the potter's clay, vi.4itlng his father and step. have you seen the new Pan. more va'uable than mk- nwiher. Mr. and Mrs. Malachi ther yearbook? '_.Jl I I ,II,., er ILL V a dilly. a ,old, and more powerful Ill,iikSr. 1k will hit rota- My I I ti I th onrJu1a than the scientist's atn,nic tics in Palm who took o . -• $ETT MV AI VIIIIIIIII? A 5r11? o AN um -Am AD= AN WW C" r0ow. I TNW ac_. ( G yE"Q homb. That Is the mind, sool, Beach before returning to the same. 14EUE IN .S At i/ my task is such a sacred .0.te: time friend of yours truly. it behooves me to do cry. to see you, Mal. ,., r. ______ v - Glad 8HORT IWIS I'M W IWNG -1D V"14 -W Www OF IRIS? in - -•- CAPrAIN kIR _____ P!PQRTS,MLMtE . - -'--s 15P1I TON No NovIetuE t?011M4iL . O.VUD - _______ iii ____________ . A *11t. dtA 1111111 rIA90FSPA SATCHHM4Ii3ATRGL vilttHOflWM QRIEI4 1J - WHV ,.- I EAPN WIRA MONF-Y 7• 'tL ' feeli to Congratulations gentlemen. 0 111 s of 0 - E I- ______ __________________________________ 0' #11 I I It f ___ t,t. IWV% Z I ~ 010Q 110 ~~ >4 la If __ Bread Emba"assing Young, In a dramatic Elder Henri held his audi• port for auto parts, paycheck, manner, commemorated them ence spellbound as he eloqu• municipal code book and set In an appropriate reading ' ently expounded on life In of traffic tickets stolen from , whild Ruby D. Harrington pro-i Africa. If you ever have the his patrol ear. --_____________- - 4' 4 ' - \ - • U' t 4 - .. - C. L. IIOSI: named the fire They are:C P Bennett sc hooling and training officer. During the two-weeks study warrant officer; E. B. Wright C. 1. Rose and It. E. Weldon. schedule, the men studied such Vr __ with two student supporters with certain possible fire sites 7CqSW .4 miwis • . - p DU*$P.- 1)t • UY!5! )LP Mf'- .. . 5 • I *ur PUIIIASROWt. , . oulwmoueLe1 , L ______ / - - ____ .. e _________ • - speaking for each of the can. in Sanford nuippeti out. didates for governor of F lot. Ida allowed five minutes each. •When the students earn. Ascension Day paigned before the 3 pri. A special Ascension Day mary. political demunstra. service will be held at 7:30 lions, banners, ca m p a ign p.m. Thursday at the Ascen• songs, and all sorts of glrn. sion Lutheran Church in Cas• ulick,, were much in cvi. selberry. The pastor, Rev. C. K. Zehnder, will speak on dine,. .. ..:. .. -....... " - - .-_ . Results of th, first straw i'heMeaning ofA.scensfnn," vote placed Kelly In the lead and the public Is initetj. A with Republican Claude Kirk rehearsal of the senior choir IN CALYPSO number sixth grade program, "Wonderful World of Music," at Bear Lake School were (front, from left) Pat Chapman, Mary Nell Dunn, Gloria Davis, Bruce Rose; (second row) Lisa Martin, Ray. mnn(I Smith Dt.bbie Lane Karen Rocco. (',.ir flan'y, Allan O'Brien -. (back) Joe KoKuka, Bruce Ballard, Steven Philbrick, Boli of I ) -- May -- ' ( V -. - 5- . Lassiter, and I)avu.L 3cutt, -- . . . . . . Sit. 141sf 2 /29c ' ,j 5, - (Herald , polling the second highest will follow the service. number of votes.Robert King Rubber was named by .lo. High ran third i the race and seph I'riestley, who diacovIt that he will support from Kelly *red that the gum would rub td*y's election, Pencil lpi, appears 38c . . . . -4 LEAN MEATY NECK BONES CHUCK OR STEAK P I G FEET FKG. ,1 • C 9-OZ. LB 58C III iv FAMILY 3 c 69 L BS LB 68c LB 78c ARMOUR CAMPPIRI Ham HockS IX 39c Franks SMOK90 mox3ft LARGE AID ROI Neck BoneS Le. 29c Mullet Le.29c U. S. NO. 1 WHITE 10 1 - CLUB TEAK HICKORY SMOKED t FRESH were :rr 516M*Q ThAT '" t"e'm gubernrial:IonMond: ernergtny methods ofdesim A&CM I O • dcp-srtment, Class To Have Mock Election a 'AI \ 1\ Family Potato Chips things as central fire fightI, tactics; respiratory sys. functions; the use and maintenance of breathing &paratus; fire department general Inspections; and special courses in enithods to keep proper. By Jane Casftlborry The ninth grade civics class. fr damage at a minimum. Ps at South Seminole Junior In Addition. fire fighting High School will bold a mock problems were discussed mail r I FRIES - Four members of the Ban. all firemen first class. ford Fire Department recently AccordinW to Fire Chief completed an extensive two. (4ores If. Harriett, ono of week training and schooling thesp four men will soon he QOLLING DOWN THE YOUNO OUSNESSIVAN, CICERO., 1 Ma •" PIOZRN FRENCH I $ .__, — Mpg! W 1~11 C SIRLOIN, SWISS,*OUNDICLUI 6/49c Is 9 a a a • schedule 'YOU'RE AN GN:~~ lfl DENVER (Ul'i) — P0IIc4I BUGS BUNNY 01". 0A 68c 6 9 9 4 19C "EVERFIIESH " e ____ LB large flag ' 0 )4$ Dog Food 4 1 E. Ii. WRIGHT '0 68c "D U K E311 was sober and got away With only 8770. --- ________ . . . . . . Meal or Grits most / i -PLANTATION" ltorcc Jackson. Mrs. E. 0. School. '1E5.StQ'. A KGII1'.GCtotjt'oF 1I1 ACflRItSISk3 5tlSiNgSr, LB 48c ROAST LB R. E. VI4iDON — educators Mrs. Alma J. Hut. travelogue to the faculty, stu officer Robert A. Moraveic ston, MHs Fannie Reid and dents and guests at Midway :n somewhat embarrassed - LB ;XAA! Af:w weeks ago, Elder C. ogy ::n:::t presented an Impressive cere. course. exhibited African mony in memory of deceased clothing etc., and presented a 400 2$ Os. Jar myself worthy. I am a mem. In an Impressive ceremony IThe drunken bandit who robI her of the most challenging, at St. John Baptist Church bed $1.200 from the Sir Fran. most responsible. most sti- Sunday. Dr. Vincent Roberts. cis Drake Hotel two weeks mulating. and most satisfying John Daniels anti It. T. %tit- ago returned and held up the profession In the world, for wee were honored (fir their name desk clerk, bellboy and I am a teacher. contributions In civic work, I believe that theie individ. and V111117311011 respectively. cashier. [lot this time he uali dedicated service 3/$1 • . . • • SAU C. P. BENNkVL' Booze Paid Off ROAST 2 repack I - ;T '$ Spaghett OS •s / ,/j __________________________________________________________________________ III .r SHOULDU POT IONILU$ ROUND •$IIOWliOAI - in assembling S T LB ROAST . 7 '- Tampa and West nLw LOOKS w;TMWJ' LT211 . R0 KLEENEX" .? . the 6. 1. ( L I CANS TALL 3 - Towels I 4 C evelt Green, Jeph$ It 's Of M U - s " UeSo GOOD"" BEEF SHURFINK IVAPORATIO I • . took -- P "A I ans. -_ ' F . ______________________ Earl F. cepted for Mrs. Neal, who was ed timely humor with her 1st Sqd., 4th Cavalry, APO In absentia because of San Francisco, Calif. • - . •z r ww" a IlAn $500 ORDER) 4 Firemen Complete Training, Schooling • LBO ILIMIT: ONE WIT (Navy Photo) lante by late September. soldier. said Meuse. He went on jo Teachers Assn. honored youthful Its writes that his mail Is say that the service rendered Airs. Arbesta Washing- very scarce. "I have not reby ~er Is indicative of the da. ton (left), Airs. Lillie calved any mail In a couple GIANT 1PACKAG11 marked end of era for their A3R Sk)ar riors, since It was their las t deployment Entire squadron expects to be tranaitioned into Vigi I and Airs. Cedar Mason Girls, girls, please drop this Mrs. Williams, I'llaving work- Neal, retiring teachers. ad with Mrs. Williams for * Mrs most certainly boost his mor. vided background music number of years, It Is my proale. Having been In his posi. found belief that she was a Evelyn Clark shared the Be- tion during World War 11. 1 companl3t role with Miss liar- sympathize with him. Pleas \,-Eg dedicated teacher." The retirees were presented rington. Mrs. Carletha Mark- let him hear from you. lie Is 00 (..... ' \ / Vietnam He Mr3. Eliza Pringle said of R ___ CDR. K. M. SANDON. commanding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron 11, completed his fam. Illarization flight in RASC Vigilante aircraft. VAII-11 hits returned to Sanford after eight month deployment in Mediterranean Sea aboard USS Forrestal. A rr i va l of Chcckertail men In has been there for eight • Mrs 'oai's influence will months "It is really tough b the :hUdren1an d SEMINOLE County going over here," said the S adults of her • PAW - LB. N MURN opportunity to bear this dyna. mic Personality, do so. You will get a real treat. Elder Henri and his family spent 18 years In Africa. paid tribute to 1rs Neal p., . '4Ld4 1% 99AL F 9milly R60ft mom" Refiring Teachers Honored -AJAX W/YJ. I TA4 CO InOwd Am DITERGIENT WOOF WOOF A I' - NG CIII: THAT MM WILD ALL. RIGHTALL RIGII 0 - ('I THICK $14"1 THE 11CICTS ARS 104 CASE $ pr rflCe k OUT OUR WAY T1*.XaI 1-V 5OUEZEDQJTI CC %C3T JIEP OR THw- i, CORN 1 (k EARS L.j 11 C 7 IU I f! ft' I VINE KlP TOMATOES PE S 2 LBS. 10 U. BAG 35c SLACKEYE . LIS. 7 POTATOES C c - '-.. - , . • receive supporters $ . out I -- I — ' - - oil II �- 77- H NEW *no - Two it — may Is, 19116 - '5 THURSDAY 0 VRKAYLAT Z1114 i ' Organizin g New By .SATURDAY atais.,S. Idierda Life Away away seems to represent a tursi, conditioning against it breakthrough into life. is wise. A college education Wnleian VeI,eJt, But many young men and presupposes change, chall. Written fee Newspaper Eater. women begin to have second cage. ferment. There certain. prb.. Au.. thoughts as they near time to ly Is no reason to cling des. (Second of a Series) leave. Having impatiently a. perately to every scrap of ri Dan of the C.ikge I Om SUNDAY Pins, SM. One of the most significant waletd the adults status of a membered past. lipiets of a college education college student, they tend to A surprising number of sew mutual illness that should be treated. ful Student. ird and mutual support. Colds, flu and other bugs" se experience of getting a are all too communicable on • with a roommate Is of a college campus. The physic. sine importance. it en- Ian in the college infirmary es the student's capacity ii right to ask that students TO only to see another per. report when they are sick. ROACHE S—ANTS a point-of-view, but to All In all, the college will $ BUGS n from and even share probably be a very different 'bee. e of It. ex pe rience for the new stud. Ic problem that can be cut. He will not have his par. isifled by new surround. cots to fall back upon, nor S.erkeep Is Illness. It is no fun can he reassure himself with g, sick under the best of the familiarity of home and 2$4 N. 1W AVg. amstances. Being sick and childhood friends. $ANPOU, FLORIDA PLORIPA 4 no longer possible, have come to the same cal. some appreciation of parents. This is a consummation long lege. Even casual acquaintan. No matter how they aspired and devoutly hoped by most I ces assume a new importance to get away white back In high school students. Getting While the reaction is na school, some freshmen discover a homing instinct. If distances and finances make it at all practical, they make direct line for home every g SMOKED Phase 322-2611 SI4ITARY NAPkJNt' R011111hileers SeI Jw V.., . K TEX N ______ ::l;:: produetios of The of . 17 •he WV •. •.. .... k: - .j' • as five characters in the play: Richard lord, the British post in his thirties, temporarily in New York. Physically, he might just as easily be taken for a garden er or a truck driver; Cather. In. Shaw, an American girl in her early twenties, newly a secretary; Sydney Carroll. .,. ji • wile) sister. A straightlorward girl in her early thirties, at. ways Impeccably ed; and John McFarland, a *'r' ; oo Time magazine twenties, easy and intelligent. ardi5 for "Poor Hichbe hold Monday night at the Sanford Woman's Club. beginning I 730 o'clock. All Interested person, La Seminole County are invited to read for the five roles The play is tentatively scheduled for public perform. ances on June 24 and s. •&!g,. 54.. • -? C 10 N - LI. CAN - . . •. : ______________________________ uir, . ARS ,. • • "100% fly Jame CassolborTy The first r.guinrrne.Ung of the new executive board of the County Council of Parent Teacher Associations will be held Thursday alike Alto. • • House at Cott" At 9:30 Los. for the .. , . - • ..,..' ""' ' '' f : " , ______ ' - ' £' . • 'C'7' #r? III KRAFT'S Pounds ' ______. .. (LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR $1. O MORE. 0 DEs -. . (ZLC ' f .... 2 EACH 99C ii JUICY 'CALWOINIA" e S I U. S. 6 oz. PROS. 39c I JAR "TENDID" .- 1 RINSO A )) POT STEAK i Y RMJ Mfl READY" "OVEN fl .U RIO r M .4 I I GIANT lox - "IONELUS" "ROUND BONI" POT SHOULDER I 411P f A'I - . . . 00C C r i • US YOUR LIVID'S "MATCH FOR CAIN" COUPONS! RA. GIADI "A" FAMILY PACK y Fr ers 5 lbs. "ARMOUR STAR" SMOKED Cl "COPILAND'S" bIIIl ruiu 'IOSTON .... SLICED LI. 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" o z I L4I 210 MODESS REGULAR Ise , r assistant director and field Sa ford and 'mrs. Max n * program consultant. 'Many adults have already shown an interest In assisting with the camp. but additional sWf Is needed. Spec ial training will given prior to the opening date of the Silver Lake flay Camp. For more Information Or ap Cake Mixes Regular Sire Boa. - Cancer of the akin is 92! per cent curable if the malig. nancy has not spread beneath the skin. "SUNSHINr ERISPY Crackers U - I - DETERGENT PA "a. its an Mtsi - FLAVORS rior .......... iii z7c Creme Rinse 44c . trOu..rL ago TIDE 1 )ÜC CREASER ra t,lkation forms, pka5acon. "SHOWPOAT" PORK & NO. 2½ $100 D...... I CANS t 1Z9UAITS 6 39 f " 18IM111 4 29c i PINT BISCUITS B•C1 4 LOAVES 89c Rice "BRIGHT 5CANS • ' " Breakfas 69 "" " t? 2 ROLL PKGS. M. REGULAR 3k 1 ': UU 4 "DEL MONTf' ASST. FRUIT • "SNURPRISH" TOWELS 1 -. ,, LennmWe KLEENEX 00 ,, "GOLDEN GIN" ' " " l _________ gials Wells. pro"atl Mrs. 29c PEG. LL s. NA 3 ' V1tIII11Pf BIG SCOOP ICE ...... 1';I:z. 'ri ci is CHIPPED BEEF 35/ OZ, S 00 • • NEW! HERMAN'S "SARASOTA" !i!?r. a/ , -• AIMS2, (LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR $5, OR MORE. FOOD ORDER PLEA C ______________________________ BRING r — Prowniesi throu. ,rh !qenior,% are Invited to register through the Citrus Council office. P. 0. DONALD E. JORDAN4 Box 6940, Orlando. Nontakes oath of reScouts may register alter enlistment as he "ships May 15. over" for nddit!onal six flay Camping in the Scout. years In Navy. Jordan •frC program in the out-of- is assigned to Main. doors. Campers from seven to tenance Department of 17 meet together in small RVAI(.12. groups with special adult (Navy Photo) leaders to plan and esrry out camp activities. Girls will have fun hiking, exploring, cook. big-out, pinging, learning new crafts and getting to know girls from other troops. The natural resource, of the site will be used extensively' for outdoor actties based on the foundation elements of Girl Scouting. oretafor the flay I I • C BOARD All registered Girl Scout-1, P . C C GARY ... 9 2 3k IR ONI NG J I. A RMJI - - REGULAR • SIRLOIN • CLUB ROUND S SWISS Li •--,-.-- - VOTE M. L. I L Urowing, To Affend Camp DonN29c "BONE IN" --------. • cou s an or NEWI NSHI Ell C "CHOICE" PLAY;;ID ELECT A MAN TO REPRESENT YOU WHO HAS AND WILL CONTINUE TO GIVE FULL TIME TO REPRESENT ALL THE VOTERS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY'S BUSINESS Cs -• / 10 St ak • "IVIRPRISH" )IAMIURGIR BUNS LEMONS ............ -- MUSTARD , WATERMELONS I • AND .e,. t, z_.I__.__.. - - 544; BED consing year Include Mm Vir. Mat; Mm Joe 11,796, seeftjary. and Mm Noncoy Bow. oil, treasurer. • . GROUND 1/2 GAL PTA Board I 0 IYCCr Meet -'•-' ,. .;..i editor for a large publishing firm in New York. IN is only a few years older than Rich. ard, but Is the kin d of man who always seems ten years older than he is; Ginny Baker, Angela's (Richard's late COFFEE :'. .'I - There _j4____— • . are Icon young woman. ALL 611 ,.. .,...'.. ..,. _.t,___ Pole Vault Mark Seagren I'FOLGER' " .r . - -. _________________________________________________________ .' an : ., "Poor Tb. play concerns a young English poet, Richard, who hs written elegy to his beloved and recently deceased wife. The elegy (and Richard) have both become national celebrities, but Richard is convinced that the elegy (and both emotionally : be) bankrupt. Inter Richard's editor, lie knows the post La wrong about b.lms. and his poem, but cannot for the life of him snap bis Young Wood out of mourn. Ing. Enter the editor's secretary. She has long decided, In her forthright, girlish way, that there Is only one cure for "poor Alebard"; he must remarry. She has also decided whom he must marry; her. Using this bitter-tweet situstIon. Miss Kerr has fashion. ed an enchanting, lovef tiled play about a charmingly Untisb poet and a clearly Amer. •1 . yii,ow' A PROVEN MAN IXPUIINCID and 9UAUPIID • 1.1 V PRISI'If "GOLDEN COMMISSIONER mimic? 4 . ____________________________________________________________ added. • (LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR $5 OR MORE, FOOD ORDER PLEASE) •• a _______________ lengthy run on Broadway and baa just been released smalow production. 'The loundalI.ru will giv g of the first little theatre productions of Richard" in lb. aatjo." law. is u."In fact, It may well be the first such staging," he in • '. c.v. ;.f.-.:: .:": . . .. GARY COUNTY . - S-5 , No M. L. . - - ., • . (LIMIT, 3 WITH $5.00 oRouj . 4. Rosmda. Tbo play "Poor Richard" only recently owed After a , ... ..... ..:.:.•... amp In getting thin play.' says director SAM lawes. "Tbe aides all called It a • I • 'II I .... . Idea. Dashing . 3 LI. CAN ..Itjj J' LB. w • :thll) It is not necessarily a good back every weekend weakens the commitnient and immersenient the IE student should feel in his new life at College. A good rule is to stay on campus during the fall of freshman year at least until Thanksgiving. I The material requirements for making a go of campus life not high. As the new student prepares to head for college, he should plan to . "travel light. There is no need to bring an entire ward. robe and all books, records and athletic equipment. Having this well-loved gear at hand may have a tranquil. izn effect. But it reallys t needed. Dress on most Sets puses is extremely informal. 16 31PRESNO, Calif. (UPI) — a near capacity crowd of 13.. A second general rule Is: "Live Inexpensively." College Tommie Smith of San Jose 000 still on hand and Just State may be the world's fin, few minutes before midnight students are not generally est track and field athlete as Pacific time in Fresno State Impressed by the big spender. doped out by that new xnea• College's Radclif(t Stadium Certainly their friendship is rjring system, but for a while did nothing to diminish from not bought. Many students have no at least 19-year-old Bob Sea- the accomplishment. gren of Glendale (Calif.) Jun' In other events, Ralph Bos. choice but to "live Inexpen. for College has to rate as his ton, the world long jump rcc• sI%Cly. • At least 2. per cent ord holder, won with a relays of all college students must (ival. Searen, who spends as record leap of 26.*'3; Randy work 10 or more hours a week such time in the vaulting pits Matson, the word shot put to keep up with their expen. is Smith does running his king, took his specialty with SCS. They have neither the sprints, set a world record In a relays record heave of s. time, the inclination nor the the pole vault here last Satur 5½, Art Walker set an Amer- resources for the local eqtiia. day night when he sailed 17 lean record In the triple jump lent of the vita dolce. feet. Wi Inches at the West with a leap of and John Work, on the current camCoast relays. Dobroth set a relays record of PUS PCCflC, is customary and That broke Fred Hansen's 7½ in the high jump, fully accepted. There Is no record of 17.4 and the fact that stigma connected with taking, it came with less than half of say, a job in the college bursir's office or going to work in town. _ii' ' tth:rd general principle i f S f d S le should guide the now student In hii! relations with all those with whom be has contact. An inability or unwillingness to Un. Silver Lake is the aft. this derstand or ride along withl year of Citrus Council of Girl minor foibles encountered Camp for sonic &-outs Day among students or faculty can & $0 girls from the Santoid only make adapting to the - 322542 Chemleof 2 Hill, latest Jrsdway hit from the pen of Joan .rT, be the next • ::•:. .::j: y:: Poor Diehard, lb. • "CRISCOFI F :3; 'Poor Richard' I Ill academic work — the reason that he came to college—will Involve working with new peopIe, depending upon new friends. Above all else, the premium wlfl be on sell-nell ance. that livin; and coia;at. bo of thc Lnflrma:'y ita .me ... with one another require freshmen to try a shrug off (NEXT: How to Be a Success. ual consideration, dad are _______ ~!Wllll mob" Home • that It very often means a I hold back as time grows short. students come down with full. change of scene for the stu They worry about 'the un., fledged cases of homesickness dent. The old neighborhood known. during the first semester. Broand the old gang are gone. Once arrived on campus, thers and sisters, are, sudden. Direct reliance upon—or re. they are relieved by the ap. ly, remembered as being • hellion against..., mother and pearance of old friends who quit. human. There is even / mom From ego environment snore dl!. Is a good deal worse. Per. It. haps it's the time a full ap. sleranee is most imporant preciation of parents is reaUr. dealing with the new in ed. But this is conditioning for dual with whom you share life, too. toothbrush rack, your Unwillingness to subject nmate. The simple facts themselves to "the unknown" Is _________________ _5 no"SLS9 1FOLDINO COT 9 ( • fl mot Md alwntause. SUNTAN LOTION 4 08 Plastic btAue. C 79 -. H -•-- • • • • ' 44 l At t - - • • ' • • • • ••• •• - • .-:." • • • • • • I - I /'i I: �New r Dimensjon a, aIu n_. 1 Nowadays, if course, much then for several miles Until ham V they'll ISSYS the thU. tase. Like everyose el to she said, "but, slate Psycho,' I livid In. I said that I was par. soy of the story Is true. Janet has Ise managed to lose them. does alas., flOLLTWOOD (NU) - . story, her character Is an- I cannot take a shower with. really a rich girl but *yhS P15 IbiuiW the ild sympathetic. out having the shower door ents felt I should grow Up a driver to take her to the She isn't sure If tli.,' ricer.I Insurance rates for stars, gild issiih. 'Were all corrupted," Jan- open. I must be able to see with ordinary children, so studio because she will not idsed her or not. Chance. Janet Leigh Ishe saps are much higher bat ilt. Be pitsat. Oil, , said, as Phillips applied out." Ithi °e' Olullsns. W'' every morning the chauffeur drive alone after dash. She they did. That'.s one of •• INSIS- saga eyelash,,. 'And Lt' gotfrightening experience drawbacks of sardoin. the $ abe' if p Janet began talking about drove me to this house. And had realise. It and lives warily be. dent, the pasty f e me started thinking - I her childhood. She's another then I would go to school with $ few months ago, Rb. was driving alone at hind an eleetrlet gate and a past figures the Mat Is good "I thiak wa'S me $ seem to stop thinking' settee - so many stars are the children on the block. 1) Is FOlkS Weih... Id? S iclghbo?s hOSeS is ham, states. "Some leave their eamer*z, and sports .çzlpinhitt f. Si p*Utloui In tuning looked ilarge e.iii Of neitsy handbag when walking along P. Many overcoats, hats, yaluahien lying in the bed. houses insecurely locked. Help that a robber Is alter. These over valuable fur, or rugs to or jewelry, do not set aside for public tee. robbed." publicist the street. A purse snatcher and furs are stolen from room unless you are sure th' thIs tics'.. law 'los many people are cisual like this makes a burglar's are the things he can resell a cleaning firm you know this. It ins,' result In an invi- may suddenly take It a a y tauranta or other places where windows ows are securely locked. even careless about home and Job easier and Increases the eally. and at a good price." nothing about. Check Its repu- titian for a return visit, from YOU, enforcement oUle.rs. there Is no person In charge anti no Intruder can rain on. property protection," Williams chances will he get away with halt a crime tatlon and reliability fIrst. effort to In an valuable S. 5. Never leave Watch out for pkkpock. of a check room. Hang Sanford's Pollee Chief Amsayi. "Ironically, the your posieuIoni, trance. before it occurs, Chief WIl. 3. Be careful not to display clothing, furs, or rugs hanging its who are active In crowds, where you can see it. aid Williams .- tASI rubbed usually has himself to "Some people," the polk* llamas offers these helpful large sums of money in public on the line when going out. buses, trains, theaters, storri', 10. When visiting a public opportunity to •p l. Cashing checks for public blame. A professional burglar, chief cautions,, "mistakenly be. hints for protecting property: or to give evidence of poises- They may be gone upon your at athletic events, and other washroom, double check against an apparent 1)0. strangers who do not bar. week I 0 a. a -who was an only child. She "Well, the girl believed mt. night on the freeway. when a grace of angry Great Vanes. for a wa& J013501 LAW OW ROW about it.- Gist, what Is a,e$ing her Is Seldom In her career, she says that she used to play And at "As A*WGM Diumi' "I gaye,bag this happ-.oel. Tr!r~- make4ellevis Comoq by her. thV$ I she began ask. car full of young men began She bag been robbed-In I Ir; me abotit It swain. but one following about myself, that I didn't live in the house lbs *infnrb I,rulb Page 2A with an eye for his own safety, litwo themselves to be Immune 'How many of us really care looks for houses -~"_Inllawad a Vew Yov* hotel -but it that are tern. from theft simply Is her Pink ring.") Its her children - lure - whether It was the May iS, 1966 "They .n have anything T old or PIXIE CRYSTALS .YAS WH AT IT 1Air ii& May I I tantarlb _~Ifralh 18, 1966 -Page . places where there are large fare you leave that yots did Be careful in laying down numbers of people gathered. not forget your watch or Iry,- vIrcuicaI appli. iol-bed. or your ha- hurr- your -puree--or-handbas on the Wakh your money alki vaiu- thag~T4-,--rt-r _7*ur or Jewelry around the house. sores, bicycles, fireams, etc. larlmd. 3A will be away from home," Wil. Ion sets, kitchen appliances, should they be stolen. any time and the thieves over. 7. Hold tightly to your face. furs, coats, hats, or other 14. Call the police if you se suspicious persons loiter. ing in your neighborhoode, ALL THESE WINNERS $A IF in ---- IN SM nifilpe cabisle ent, whil. he did NaIkal things to bar eyes, rheseript,bs.edeaNOt w"'; • in ni - t'u Y '' __ 1'A' , - 7$ RCA TELEVISIONS &1$7WALTHAM WATCHES. he. Janet pisyinganlihtilab n * la dBoost selftifty -- III1Y '11e5:. $ gg I -. SHOULDN'T YOU RE I "Match the Prize"? 1966 by begin. All Whit. edag at I pa. Saturday at as loan yodma Field Wilk th.pIsIsiIt.L fathersos buáafl A noes, omeeri tot a. coming 1 ________ Boolaters mom" of " E I , ______ school "a. no Winds 31n. Natty umar, pretwom; Dould 1111111 Vift prow"; HuAb. seentasy. a--'p MW Mrs. . S . QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU MAY 22NO 111011119. 1.119 Astm-Ant Dies km - MM_WELL HOUSE - Unit I I 0 -, stags rocket propelled by firs. stacker powder, was sea. ALL FLAVORS TCLYPM_IL A" ST Sliced Into " M 411006 ISO "on Tilaw TWELV6 I-LO' GAIW "a T"Ou WAY same : •"' '.' .X_Etl TW Ca ----------••••••.......s W74KST Ill 7144U MAY 2AND " L..u.su..us.............su. .•.........•......•...... ~AtAft Match W.D BRAND • U SS.CHOICE W.D BRAND U. RO ST b- 98~ RADY.To.coolc . ••• Boneless Full Cut Round 98 TE K 1169 .NAPIINs ________ coiti..Ato .. PERCH PALMETTIO FARM . . FRUIT PALMETTO FARM 60 Ctla Pkgo ASTOR I-1b. Tin ee Limit 1 ((WI) Automobile accidents cost the nation 03 billion to SM billion coffee of 16.ox. Crockin' Good Savoy your choice with $5.00 or more order I1 REGULAR 69 a year, counting the cost of man- hours lost to the economy • . QUARTS KRAFT PALMETTO FAW I I 1.1mit I Moyonnaiw of your chokewilh $5.00 food order 5-1.8. SOUTHERN BISCUIT PLAIN OR SELF-RiSING eretary of commerce for science and technology, Is three times as high as pMIOUs estimates. But 110110111013 lam he fill". REG. 2/351 0303 CANS THRIFTY MAID APPLE S Id that the 50,000 persons klU• Id each year could have Dliiu.i ed lie billion over the Mt REG, 2/390 House, which has refused 10 Islation providing hr free elections for governors at far. FRUIT . ei M PEANUT. eas, SIZE Anistim MACARONI .. . REG. 39i C303 THRIFTY MAID (REGULAR d/$i.) . all Guam and the Virginia )ands Once th. Senate approves Free Stomps DIX . • ANGEL I YOUR U.S. Choke w.D Brood Beef Sirloin BONELESS BUTT. TOP VALUE STAMPS s I_______ 'a' oalt :: w&1, La 6 Bum CA@ or E 0 0 0 2 HEADS 29 BB C RED RIPE JUICY Highway - . - V4 - - 17.PZ, L..gw.id F,ucbAve,&25tb, PettsAve.&3rd$i. I ' 411 LFkw$a p•••• pin-tumbler eyiin,l. In the .armu&.t anti hook Itorni window, or screens from the FRESH, FIRM HEADS Coffee 27. Inform your neighbors when you are going to be . k thern to keep an EACH on time house and to pick packages that might on your door-stop. rr:mnge to have a frwntl mow time iawn. ;29. .tiiveyour .msdei and hI as you normally do; '14 I 1I I ISOM 11arganm I.B. A5~ _____________________ U £ a erme ons GOLDEN SLO f i • --------- : E'IRi1: 00406 i EARS weemenansweel Ong &W. Towu WAY a I ev 0600 Tmau MAY 21 or 040 ASTOR CLff CORN OR LIBBY 40011 114nu WAY a ...,,_,,..h3 I........s•....s..ie----------- 9-os. FKG. DIXIANA REGULAR OR FREWA CU'r Cream Com ... 5/1- Green Beans Vegetables ... 5/1 Fordhook Le 10-os. PKG. ASTOR SUCCOTASH OR MIXED 4.01 1 S-L& 10-OLPM I-oz. PKG. . . I 5/,10 5 ASTOR BABY OR • i14. I Consrw raw" full caaw livery" notes in a tm)ttle cr I-wk-i oil outside entrances. 111141 safety latelles on windows. 21. Connect a lanip to an ntitoniatic tinter ta torn a light oil unil off each evening. j. Notify your police dejuirtment when you'll be leaving anti how long you will be a w ay. 24. Lock all windows anti, of course, doors. l.ock ladders RN .. ver the nation's capital, ref usi ng tog I .'I.Arrange by mail or phono to have milk, mail, and newspisper deliveries suspend. ed. [No not leave "stop de. thief might read them. 21. Close lock all door mi tuoling porc h, basement, BANTAM the District Columbia Sod some SCAttilred pscWg WmWa will be the awy U. & territories left with- home secure: Cube Steaks 40oO ?"no MAY lie? eye . sme '"e "Ii I.,r,. Put before you go, d* these things to keep your 1 I .2 tw per 1wrtire Vnil leave- .......a .... return, %%hen tile Information . PORK - strict buying "hot merchootilk,'. Plug up the I,11rgI4ur's ,uuI,'t outlet. If "ui'ri' going to be away front IlliflO', for a wes'ken,l or n week ul,'v,'r notify your local riew. at --- L1. CHOICE lisp 5 ' 1 e a - CRACKIN GOOD Plus 25 Fr.. St. 'TWIN PK. CRACKIN' GOdb PIus5O Free Star, Fish Stick. sewn lHoll "AV Ste 99 Steak '10" Stew I $ 09 Steak Roastij-59 g Utie, A410 - 11-ox. pkg. CRACKIN GOOD Pk25FI..StWI , : :s I To!..y-------AMPS : I only nuty no'tsn you ro CRACKIN' GOOD FROZEN HASH BROWN • Bread 23~ Chmmirdh Curls 39x 0 0 IE DARLING Plus 25 Dun DIXIE inDARLINGix x orn 9, Bar Cake 29x Ch'ilps 59~ • • V/a .1b. pirl. W-0 RRAND GROUND "0. Iloy merchandise illi: - E7I' s Y4111 I - • W fireproof horne safe. 18. tie sure all screens and SLICED FRESH FROZEN Strawberries 4/1 Potatoes 4/1 Potatoes.. 3/1 pu. mcsi Cream Pies 3/1 I .I.B. • (REGULAR I . BEEF . i U. 3 Choke W-D Brend top Rmiled 1 Rich whip OnO" 114RU 11141 8111T FANCY GOLDEN .. a "Ic" $1 • B-ot. PKG. PHILADELPHIA . . B-os. a STAMPS lying around; keep them %vindows are fastened from the inside. $ 1 10. If unknown salesmen or 1"RU HAT Sler 03, 1 1 other eniler-i voine to your dnor, he nitro to check their : 1-tvilentink. Notify police It I'twooll. Pill s pic14 111A of call. UP VALUI.STAMPS : -- lOot. PKI. BAKERY SPECIALS BAR.B.Q (REG. 0303 THRIFTY MAID LIMA 12-c& THRIFTY MAID pEG, 2/39g 200-CT. ARROW Facial White & Coin. P"vidd self-smerameat in Its awo backyard, approved 1*9- . W-D BRAND BONELESS WL-11 lighted. 114D CHUCK •• REGULAR 391 . .24-as. LIBBY REG. 991 . .20.1b. SPARKY BRIQUETS Free Elections But Not In D. CA . . 77' I%U at their lives. 40-CT. 8/11 46o:. THRIFTY MAID 3.tB DIXIE DARLING (REGULAR 45) e ri.iri, U ,. . ... • 'U 20-ox. CRACKIN' GOOD VANILLA Mayonnaise499 Kotex .. 29#11 Flour... 391 auce . . 0 l ii II% . • 4/319 . . .• Charcoal 79~ Beef Stew 49x Catsup 6/1. Beans 5/1. Tissue 2/29~ Spinach 81 as well Ila the actual property damage. This estimate, made by J. Herb*rt Holleman, assistant COPEL*.Nt) 11-oz. pho-SUPERBRANDS111coliftnev Cream Sandwl *ch- 39~ *ch 39x Cream Sandwl RE 59.) Butter DIXIE DARLING.. 2.PK 6.oz.• • • • ó 29.) PEG 2/595 12.ct PEG. OR SUPER NAPKINS 1E TOP VALUE me $119 ak I.I.B. SUPERBRAND 116-ce. PK(L ORIE-IDA FRENCH FRIED 1. , I 15-COUNT • High Cost Of Auto Accidents , ways out for tile evening. 17. Never leave your valu. NE7&'lrW& CHOPS L8.$ 12'os, PK, Lb. CHOICE W-D BRAND Burglars usually avoid a neighborhoml where the real. dents are alert. 15. keep your home, ga. rages,pore.hea,anti passage.. ables lb I 'A hr " I MapKins %lIIIAMS 16. Keep a light or two on in your horne when you go 1b. RIB ets 0 0 39~ Sausage Cocktail si 3W COWAGE CHEESE 290 CREAM CHEESE 29 Egg Salad 39#1 Mac.Salad 39x CANNED BISCUITS 10$ 1 HUDSON SHOWCASE I1RA Regular, Drip or Fine U. SLICID StEP • • 9 - (sitE!. lb op P 11 "AV sos:Ns; I Mix or : "NALT14 ANO was aster, Crstney riplled, "LOU --- U. S. CHOICE W.D SBRAND BONELESS ROUND t ak CHOICE VEAL CUTLETS WITH 82.00 on Nowe a" 17-02. CAM T"T lode of other things bays falledlike Gemial 16 for instancso" Pork Ch DRINKS LICK 1309 F"d 1111186c WAY Allen When they woes Asked for awt oast • • :I CHEK SOFT 9 1 Ong J!"s. POO. TWO P1114110. comment on the space dli. measure Rob - ' intention. the U. & CHOICE WD BRAND.. E.Z CARVE .Nobody Immune GOLD MEDAL ...............U.....U.............U....Se.•S..s....S..e.sa.S•ae•.eS...... kins, all Afth traders Ill Z& - at - TABLES 49 structed by Kenneth Cratnav, Hugh Boyd and Brian Rop WASHINGTON ----. - U. & CHOICE VEAL I Coffee of your ChOICe wIø, $5.00 ermoseerder. bm%W out an the launch pad killing am of the'"trODAU46" on bo&nL The StarlighL 1, a 1111,914- ;-i , 5-1b. Main or Self-Risinji T=V COFFEE A xDXONTON (UPS) second attempt to lunch the "Starlight I" failed when the opus hid ton it and $Of WIN141-11111118 AW IV ON swo Is fiew on thanks to everyone I C apace lynch .11 •i. O003TOØS U S CHOICE W.D BRAND BEEF T-BONE 2114 association b" 41[* preaw ft has lives assistance Willi the band protram this "Alf. .4 1 I - A SM of &&ff V878 Wall presented by do land 3006 as to Band Dkeetar JIM Bub is Appredstles jor his V s. ayonnaise DOL L' 1E2L1 DEEP SOUTH 0 ... ., State Mallow . yen i L'IIYft __ QUARTS got do" at as fts, 3gn. Z. -.-I---,--&I_IJI___. _.- a he P.11I 3.1 Cow 061111nond RI1lq Is 11 .4. smas - s'ai be an ., _ MEDIUM OWATCN "d POW - - T P 0 1 • Ms L I. Uninxid H k LIU 1 PLAYING OF COURSE YOU SHOULD coi o oowi yo wiwsaixi, & ,uv ,ovi . H. Mustang Winners, Mrs. Billy One of the latest White, receives her kaI from Store Manager, Jock Grlggs, In 'fltusviIIe, Florida, PINEBREEZE Grad. "A" Fresh Florida , S HERS INCLUDING MUSTANGS, 6 aiimiise B A mYuIRVWm WlJ, OA TS* J 4 DIAMOND Rl'GS " ' Wre..makelpdeport- DoW Use - any ass An shook a, 1 mm 5 risky, . :assall 1410 go an 891:19L seen usises ownd" pc even for -Littolne-tarno-n A-ho-ars w ables In store while or you retura for them ltti'r. accustomed to handling such "Many homeowners oblit- Actually, it is everyday Items You will have a better c 4. If your home or business a m I a I Is g merchandise. A Jostled. or if someone places it. When entertaining transactions. Ingly advertise the fact they like clothing, radios, televis. to Identify and recover them, place should be burglarized at sneak thief may see It. it newspaper close to your guests, do not leave handbagi, 13. Install proper locks and ,an attach, enter, ,, 'Until 1. Keep a recov of "rial sInIr expensive jewelry or furs. return. number and descriptions of Later you may be held up and because -porarlIV ouiptyand ge-ey to they, U Jones she know as very Well - heard station, where As unsuftew can her. (*I Only have a olacks shlr% seeks wed $Oak d" Imp' beeself to W a at how a wevio" WTI* role fully tried to get help, and string of pearls and a cocktail as, AM was pretty as a Pit. eb"016W BWS Pft Is bad altorod bar way of life, said. "I had told a girl a her. I was caught gocd-~' this picture." she cane up with "Psycho." story Tb.thiak film may do more than "Iam not a brazen girl," really dos't person apathy toward crime. girl friends - h0 her ótfthiireewsy to a gas Isn't her J.55l5 which cee. to go to 'eih. of my lag to eesreb for the example self, _ school Ways To Baff le The Criminal 'Thu J _- 29 Police Chief Cites *g h For Actress Janet Lei _~ ddmL tiuns will bell)1k •td ers out. anti your pol-sessions in." says Chief Williams. j A son C,y Iam Los ANGELES (UPI) Police said a serious trotfie Jain resulted when a bal: eon. tdillittv S60.49M Ito currency fed front tile back of an arritoreil 61 -- closed blintfs keep the sun out but also make an effective screen for a burglar. "Don't make a burglary easy - If a thief has to for. cil)ly enter your home he requires tinie, anti tittle Inert". e:% the jorobubility of his being avert. Theme simple precau. Freeway. hlotorists stopped to MENOMONIE[ ci,at, Iu the bulls, i",lic - Doha" - - . were able to recover cimiy : �-j 16 - - .: Misnomer U ,1 Vietnames. Voters For . ias k. the hsssst ois aisumealaL hand, this job wm be lmpoul• This abi. is how t. z.i ososus count and ecgath'ag WAl3q'oj Turning this kind of sles. Just producing ncurate tolls b!. (141A) Ui. slecticu of rUing. Casatructios Cs&e Group. ev*spi lb. most sipifleut tecat I.e. a truly "iafogm.d" and 5eetivs electoral ma. Ironically, machinery which lOam tsi Which woUld ella. fast sbst lb. pr1she. sue Is I project which *ust ehinery In the areas islathe. could head to the formation of m. Into so. ,Wais at a Though o.i 4.800 VIshos. be measured Ia years rather ly uuet.d by the war a,. ii "Inkrmed" electoral In j., 11s" mess wui easel. trilUlig • Uii mouths. hl. v. peer. ho boa b currently be. the tountrysid. has been bad. DISCIA111 In 884M W tal. _J for Cidtl duty this Jun., the ft L - - . - LAUN the aboser. st heavy tort so this frost, say election 'a SOUth Vietnam stands to Preduc. SIMINOLI LAUNDRY CO* m mimed by Promiar Nsuyc3 can Xyl has "Wor bm tried If I NN • - SlIg W. *d k. - W. L RAIM JL,OWM - PIC 3MM •S 000 Is & little Oyu 195 million. population by 2000 would be ceptive devices eff octivelr. A chance. ID sad Should emb of tiie.e coup!.. I . Ry T N.a h. sue lass thUd than Inqueney and rising unnploy. creases at a faster rate than An Increase of one child per The average number of chit, that such a decline ms of eoup!es quesione4 eonsld. younger mother. (under 21) n WASHINGTON (NEA) they're expected to have, the ment among the Young, U. S. its means of support. Today's 'amity in the next five or ten dren per family Is now 3.3 "almost out of the question," *red that the "ideal family" is declining. Whether the U.S. population population by 2000 would be population expert.. feel the experts, with more sophiatl. years will mean an increase Should this average will rise to 300 million or sear slightly less than 300 million, country would be a lot better cated statistical tools, have of 'O million people by the to 3.4, the population inch up there are a few encouraging consisted of two to four chit. • The government I. begin. by 2000 signs: to ical400mIlHon B sboudhaJfoftheenbay. off at been able to develop a more turn ci the century. dren figure entirely I to take bolder steps on S ZUIS y anng wouldb.SOOmlllion. by the year 2000 Is entirely cue extra child, the population The worlds first population exact mle of thumb for Amer. Currently, the U. S. popula. Should It decline to 2.4, the the• Nearly SO per cent of of choke rather than the problem ci population con. population is using contra. matter expert, Thomas Malthus, a lea: In the hub of today's Ioms would pan 400 millim - - - suvici PtCK. UP AND DELI. " capable " of prevoklar the crime of .0 M 16 In reallstle Administrative yead sowon's atm. It turns 04A. IY clogged by the Buddhist ofto on qualifying Adjective torms, 1110 task Of holding INY IN the Uses WbM the Viet demonstrations for an Immed- The duties Of each team JR. Into action quickly has ground OW fi%der) ts , election at all-mush lass an C.sg now held the upper lat. election, chide providing ii accurate to a halt. , P.s. 4A May 18, 1966 Irw Sod amism 7% word w• Ma$y ho a applied ho say aenee to the Thtlramise electorate. A i.tl.*3 Muffling The Population Explosion Up T0. , oung Couples DRY i.ing juvenIle .. nIat, held that population in. *anf orb rralh May .4 . ., . . I . ix Me chaotic cooditions a P a a ' I SPECIAL LOW : I 8 I ' . . I . ' I I t' dol '4$ • might Indeed be used to many parts of South Vietnam to do. carmine voton, regittration lists is not ruled out by 0 claim In galm or Ws"gtOn. But the real crul of the problent Is that the term, #lirse electarsts", Is generally ..: HOICE MNI BAG I 1 I p Prli.s pied lire li. wMsud • QssstIty rI2ira received •. DA CHOICE i ij . I INN"AY LW MG UVI 3N W CIU 4 CUT GREEN BUTTER $1 N0.LIMIT 694 II I INWUY LOW MCI. 6" VISTA 1,,STEP FLOOR WAX........ 0@900..384 MR. W9 N* NEFF............JACKSONVILU SHARON SHINALL ........ JACKSONVILE MI DRED FAIR COMPAREl Q/d LOW MRS. 0. C. LEE MFA El0 u .............I.PoNT, GA. PI GAINISSUIGIIS INSTANT DRY MILK Palmlsano, U, was charged with one count of violating the 2 M2 54 lie was accused of "at. ' iii JU fl MBO I U I $28 S Floridan 'Cycles • p DE ERGENTI T PILLSBURY FLOUR PLAIN PEANUT SUTTEI • p • ' I o0w 1 r 161111 1 1 N1,1 614 63' Ir '1 4' 79 ir 3!"s 7V OV i SAVE TURKEY DRUMSTICKS SMOKED SLAB BACON 2W PURE ORANGE JUICE C-1- C--'J 11wele IAO FRYERS UP To l . I I -mas . 331. 391. 69 6966. 25`6 29ce 4#4o 17' ROLL SAUSAGE 111"411eP11"a' 39L 591 201 was hold In Sweden. PIZZA PIES sr ö' 164 S9L 69! 101 Wilhelm It, former Kaiser of (lerminy, died in Ifolland, where he lived in oi- 20' , $1" OLD SPICE DEODORANT $7' 13' NOXZEMA SKIN CRIME 87' $1" 13I $7' 1$N 13 1 25' 6' Ak.h.I PTS. 2l2' 29 14' JE1GENS LOTION AltOS Jupr.pyl lubbIu total I$ GILLETTE 'Site; BLADES re 7r or ir IF sic. 136 MYICREEM 5155515* 94' 9' SCORE HAIR D1ESSINGKtNGsg $7' ONI.A.DAY VITAMINS s. 1" p1" 15' SCHICK INJECTOR BLADES •. . CHUNK BOLOGNA , ' I 43L 2 4 '.3 LII LARGS.NAPOLETANA AMERICAN CHEESE • : s II, Ui. 35' I$EAT-W..EAT FISH STICKS 4L. SKINLESS FRANKS ThL.IIAG 9' SE. 10. SMOKED SAUSAGE $1" 20' • 994 , T STOCKHOLM (UPI) Sweden announced Sunday It will b11 to host the *010 World Ice Hockey Tournament. The 1963 tourney, won by Russia Ile since 1918. j7f4/ $4 • '• .• v .s '1" 20' k ONLY ON I I AEG, • , A fter S.= hoomme~ hat a J... DEN POUND CAKE I ISouLOAV . .. ç Vft - • ' I 4 w.se üty m.siemse In alit Is Issss and 15.hW I SAVE 18d FARMER CRAY PURE PORK Illaw SAUSAGE ---- I I 12-n PK .'....".- DAISY CHEESL....S...ISN.N.. FOOD SAYS 1G LI • WISCONSIN CHEDDAW • WAL g. ......hL...... j7y FAIR FROZ9H, EACH ONLY... BEEF CUBE STEAKS. L FOOD FAIR FROZEN INgADID VIAL Olt JUST IN FIRST OF TNI SUSON WATUMILONS 111011 WIMP THURS. B. ML 25th & PARK AYE I am amn, 410101 - .4. I ••._ F P.O. z 1214 santwd Nora Norris S. Sonalsele undred Raw .9. U %RMS DOW" 25th & PARK AYE., SANFORD . I NALM • HOURS; MON.. TIlES., WED. OPEN TIL 7; THURS. 8. FRI. 9 SANFORD ___ - MINN W& For MR Aiwas- I p World Hockey 4E 1OL MAYFAIR CREAM CHEESE .0 27 21i Lr BAG LB IL 5" ILSIWMN TUES.. WED. OPEN Til. 7 c 4. 6SL 16. $7 $1" ,s( 111111ST11ft 1O. SLICED BOLOGNA V I 5Y. 13 119VINION HOURS; MON., I U. 2R. ploolon wets such last-ditch measures as war, famine and disease. In the United Stat" at least, famine and disease are no longer viewed as "positive" checks. But American ozparts do sea something looming up to take their places,--the hIsh cost of living. A recent sure.)' by the In. stituto of Life Insurance reports that It costs $28,835 for today's averace family to roar a child to ag* 18. This means that bringing up four children to college age osts parents about WOWAnd by the year 2000, putting all four of thert through collogo might make this amount look like small change. BAN ROLL-ON DEODOlANTico EVEN FLO BABY BOTTLES I 2d per cent greater than it was last y*sr.* Nearly 150 Years ago, Mal. thus theorized that, In the *be 20 ICE CREAM BETTY Me RAINEYto The suffrage 444 elections committee of the Florida Coo Alitutional Revision Commit slog will most Wednesday at the Cberry Pla" Hotel in Of. PROS- LOW ABLY PRICE PAT 49 3i.1IkA. 0 By 1970, the number of chi ld-bearing women will be Lonslin Plus NAIR SPRAY ma 71P 911" hVl" PROF. NAIR SPRAY ius its 911' SUAVE MAIN SPlAY lies 7' EVERYDAY LOW PRICE CHIPS TWIN LEAN SPARERIBS FOOD MENNEN SPRAY 111010111ANT,."I 834 44 .••.. POTATO W INNERI o$ j o three 00 49' ' LOW PRICII • 1 3' 6 ." i N 694 ••••••••••••••• • NOW ON SALE - • i M ountain Ifou resident, yeua.t fh0to 2' . - I 0 Bliss 511" • MOUNTAIN IRON, Minn. -. Don Bianchi, Plant City, rh., rested his weary OSCAR MAYER U.S. CHOKE 48%. 69m, 21iL CHUCK ROAST SHOULDER STEAKS 110HIELESS Ull 011" 201 SLICED BEEF LIVER 39 591 2 01 FRESH PORK PICNICS 39L 49L 101 comlopil 0 UP To w v i t- . p . BONELESS REEF STEW 0/4 or V 4i$ 41,2 FtAGA KAC11Y1 HAS aim iUI'J•.. • Mayor Zinc Martilla pro. PAY ' $199 mmy Low MW "threatened force fact today and looked back (UP!) s bicycle marathon of over PRICE S LOS FLO-CAN[ SUGAR PIlLSBURY FLOUR S/I IU! nneso a 2 La STANDARD TOMATOES 1ie.cA --"-.-----.••-..-----.-----'•--.•-- T0 •v1IflflCSO1O Mi t "M PRO$. ABLY Gi... Glóut G,Id."' 1..N.r MACARONI POIcT5316Y 31711 . dale. 4/4 LOW FAn PEANUT . ' ALL BlAT 01 MI 110 ' MITMY L rua • aIv1W tempting to extort and place himself on the payroll of YOU PROS- SAVE UP ABLY PAY -TO I $111AVY TRAIN WO F0011 Milano, 52. a Miami re.tau. rant operator was arrested hv th e FBI and charged with the shakedown of a coup!. who PRICE disturbing signs to the popula. tion experts. Among theml 0 A trend toward more children by 'highly *duc&ta4 white women. Bofors 1040, women With college degrees he(] the fewest children. Last *once of social and mont TO, atraints, the only menus ci king epopulation ix. lb chechi BONELESS POT ROAST U-L CHOICE 881. 991. life. PORK LOIN CHOPS U St.1410P 68s. 791. 11111 ". its MCCARTHYMT. ROIl, VIA. HELEN MRL JOYCE FRESE DAYTONA KAM Restaurateur Faces Charges to A SAVE 244 LB FOOD 41 •i 000 WINNERSI I ONE? IN OUR MEAT DE L r0u:esot . PAY 5 WONI . - e Catholics questioned ought the government should finance birth.eontrot year. whit. college women had almost a. many babies as women with a high school .4. ucatlon only. . ke study of peasant reaction to molloa pictures, found that 4V00 the simplest five-minute n four film had to be times to ft same sudlence Wore it began to penetrate. Another USIA effort-distri. buting matebbooks beating a six-word message urging SuP port of the strategic hamlet program-failed peasants could not figure out ., th SAVE U. S. information _ ,..' If# to I Agency (L1t), conducting 1 laØo. J.". ROAST ...786 ROAS WlT1 limited to a couple of hundred words. His power of ffAlQ:I. American officills 461110212, develow only slightly beyond the level of a slit-yest-old In stated Bianchi with the key to the city before a largo wgi. coming crowd. : / . the United &&tam. p I I! BONELESS oT of the country's adult rural population average adult's vocabulary the 'cycle trip here from Plant City, He spent 23 dais on the road on this trip. . "'.•', SAVE Probably more thin bell i i" I CALIFORNIA • tured Into the Vidume" countryside hurepon.d,thI Vietnamese firmer It more closely shin to the 14th can. second million, an Increase of $1.t million, this year on family. planning serriceL Inth.past,thegovernnwnt has c4den softly about the problem. mainly out of fear antagonizing Roman Cath. olics, a powerful voting bloc In many cities. But a recent Gallup poll showed that almost two-thirds ' S.'.. ROAST 88t interpreted these days moreor than 3,0W miles. he ' The Department of Health. Education and Wolfara (HEW) will spon4 $2 million this year for research on "human fertility regulation" twice as much as last year. JiEW will also spent $3.1 A B. REEF mi I 177r-*, mesa 1'informed electoral.. And. as almost every Amer. 1cm observer who has u' 41 from $12 to W. . C ' £ : let in the back of the head. feat." ' I USDA 1 p A That this ' V'"'"i I SAVE More often than not, con• frontations of this type Quickly nsalved g 0 to obtain $I,ow from Mr. A recent dlrwUvv raised the amount of OZO money which can be spent per woman on diaphragms. birth-control pills and Intrauterine coils ' both the Red Lobster Cafeteria." the FBI said. ' Agents said be also attexnpt: available yearly for birth WILL BE GIVEN AWAY IN EACH STORF_ DRAWING9 SATURDAY MAY 2ht, 6.01) P.K as, ithea, of murst, (as atm- no the last 15 months to finance birth-control programs In 14 communities ii.. nearly doubled the amount of money - 11o) won't be a iucceso,' Idg. has said, 7% Office of ZcOnomle OP. poctusity (OEO)-whlch has spent almost $l million In Though th. experts agree study reported that a majority older mother. (over 40) and OVER SlOORETAJE. VAL1LJE..,NOTHING TO r .. :*bwtaapiitlavlztu*lli every psrtol the Vietnamese couatry.id,,ouhardfsctot 311. stands out: An unknown Is automatically pr per o.d to be an enemy trol. S'NecenROGERS SILVER SERVICE' ,. UPWI with Is a very commen Slog Is South" ASIA.-If thers Is In. i' 5A - -two 111! Pople are threatened with amossal"lloo, with 1d4- ji Page 1 IN EACH an very real • - I ind terrorism slog this "usCharted Pik to many ,observerv, including bossador Henry 18, 1966 I . •/. - - • -- • it /p �1 0 - IIsdaInaa May 1$1 101$ - Page 7A : Ii t of/j I 0 W] (PUIOLt MAPS a up $1,111: Mn, JessIe ionic W. IMP ad Won-wig EM,,, b 6 PM.. - WThLIAMI son of Capt. sad 31,.. J. W. Wflhism', 1001 .k Annul, 1fl be graduated from Cu. p rm TV POST1mlIMO k.e, . Ross lnlasp NsN, NOW tv.,, ou Don't Have ie Jwww, y" Cold MW 1k! SaIM Aom.iad (Lba Lead 'my, L.bsnce, Tenu., during corn. hay U. C.d.t Wiflhims Is corporal In ROTO and bad won several military rlbbon, mom. ber of 'beat drilled" platoon, Heights 'T", 'occev team, manager for varsity_basketball team and served on etao, dint new.pap.r staff. mincemeat exeraissa 2 Ph...)) 60' eam, Ice Cr -, Coke Roll UVI U.. 17eV Oreps Drhk 3 .04 $s'IWe Preen,. .1.. MW flkfrL4 flffiPaft •J•••I ViUIkIJ . ESCCfl$loffk,$)tg. - r isculilf-s- Wine from Altamonte Sprina Barracks 28" rapert. 9 a 9 a 4 am N& 39t Longhornh..s.. CM" 19 ..... Sharri I.. Chsddar ginlzatlon w.y. x.n.,, YrsikLub,C.IIR1e.,R.1plt otroblow, SPA Miller Rvane. 7b.tieb. commander; Orrian C "4"2 SAVII 14of PMwy reen P.m..........., o, OnionRings.... ....... ''49g 39. From Fl G Ms.. Peel'. FamIly Fish Worth, judge advocate. lkrmks 2898 and its anMary unit were among those IAVI Illell " lie In - 110a forsttainIn1OOp.,csto 1AYt4itikèIs)s.eEC.e the yearly memberehip quota. um Otto BRUMEartner, president of the auxiliary. end Lass"Wo W" 28000 & Cum MnLaahhasd.votsdmnch a State Wok ___ • • • _ Dressing SANPORD R Sy CLINIC 59g ••. .*. • - p ago 250 sS 23 - sr G rape Jolly ........... Kum" NNW w 170 ue' " imp 490 S lea. li r pi... ISJI.I 24 is. ___ Head OF •--- 515 STATS lIMIT MNOOS. r' Si•S. -.• • Heath Bars •-• Pill. Chubs UVI bouqu.t soap 4IS'P','4 am sift •. 10.! DII Most. . / Given us.. a'.MusussiaS ,,wus1. SCHICK STAINLESS STEEL 7 at. STAINLESS STEEL 5 ct. I a ''us hr. May it, $544) lItIIIIMUMMI ••'• • reenImps I 7 HOSTESS, MAN . i;... pk1. .. 0. 0 S.. pkg. • • ' 0 XTRA ,•. efal studios. Adults will find •down produce lane 2 • Illapires Sol. May 21, 1944) ____ • Sweet pool JwGreeN Mne Kidney Beans ........,.............. 2 SAYI4I!kleeeeabom,sled(,0,p,IE n.e, you.,, palmolive gold palmolive gold bouqust soap deodorant soap I deodorant soap 465.5611100 233' bhs. 245' I 3 4$ i u .t._iIIOIOII S , I • lb. 194 39 ___ ______ _____ Fudg. $1 Cremes baggies fun bath 104& 69f sandwich bags food wrap ii. __Go __ 5 . •• baggies 390 __ __ AW Sanford Plaza i • . - f.ir •.' arm urn BZCXLY, W. Va. (U'PI)-. Mrs. Luis Mary Slyer, SI, of ususus.wussuaa,,ssu.s COOK 4111K CUU•OS Artie, was sentenced to life imprisonment for &st degree - murder In the fatal shooting of her en-husband. Phil. 5 - (hoirm See. May 21, 1"4) 204 1 - a Th RA - rniuI6Wreen5tampsE!I LAMSIICNy$ PIZZA WITH SAUSAGE 11 CHIllS I L~ A/ '1 114-to. 17.92 and Oaora Dr., Sanford S.mlnol. Plaza, HOURS. HOURSIS.5,MON..SAT. Hwy. ME XT R enshmps Cass.Ib.rry $INGLITONI PAMILY PACK •UADID SHRIMP pike. 1.29 I Smith Seals.!. Safety Deposit Imi .0.5 ' -- C), • I, fab d.tergent 0 830 ajax laundry detergent •i.. 73' rose lotion liquid v.P N,. 650 ajax I chlorine bleach liquid cleaner action 10; Pat. 750 - I Ni. ajax cleanser I toilet soap I I 2-51 I 3 OWbars 35'I ph,'. I palmolive yee a William ll.vs wustil of ham I - Press Secretary Bill D. Moyers fell down stilt's at the Whit. House and was taken to Bethesda Naval Hos- J!NCreeN tamps THULS.. FRI.. $i30.5 00 patna rice 'si.. 33 Presidential p S £00 29' S " 12. ph,. • w -M FROZIN a 390 0 ____ B king Fig Newtons ______ ___ FALLS DOWN WASHINGTON (UPI) 1 SYRA" Aw**0 m Lft16m& I 'r 1711 K ,I It.tuTy soaky ____________Let's i!L!!MIUM.iP vs.•iiiariuw 3MIFflP, D&D, QUICK iew.cei S. . -' 250 ,1 Paper Towek..,....-.........,.... • The public I. invited to at. tend. Free will donations are accepted to help defray costs of showing. S pital for obeervatlon. Kisd lam FuMe uv1IS!.ISSROIA.Iad "----------- Mot 69 s sAva loci pop whole, Kerm, __ Watl.m." COOKED OR 11AXID SLICID HAM Tomatoe Cabbage 'I.'.. 250 0 78 FIsridiPed Pipe .L•• 9 'is' 40- '' .....s. Baking Potatoes . . Fruit Cocktail .................. ..-, 5 answers to the new food needs of the Worlds expanding pop. $WIPTI PREMIUM 11.1CR COLD CUTS V ? 69 17 Kr, Mu Lsese The DeBary Civic Assorts. lion film offering at the 2* Bary Community Center tot Friday night, will be the pop. ular documentary in color, 'The Sea Around Us based on Rachel B. Carson's best selling book. he never ending battle of survival that rages in the depths of the ocean Is thrill. ingly brought to the screen in this exceptIonally, accurate film. with the crea. HIM of the earth and encom. value to school children In their natural science and so- :'' 590 In DeBary passing time to the present, the film covers subjects ranglog from the microscopic sea life, to the huge whiles. Made with co-operation of scientists the world over, us. Ing footage taken from their expeditions, this Academy Award-winner covers the vast majority of topics In Miss Carson's book. This science film will be supplemented by Historic Virginia. a short picture of the people, places, and idea,. In the old Dominion that contributed significantly to Amorlet's traditions. Pari Merrill, chairman of the Civic film program, comments. "These two films will be of particular interest and .•... . To Be Shown Beginning . . Ts,siw's Fresi, FIeverfu$ • MAY .i.*v.*i .••.. 890 jo 790 .................... S ....... ...... 2 250 Hawaiian Punch cashmere p -. 5.. ••. • •.. - - ,-. -c-5•.5#. cashmere ___ .................... .... • MAJOR •'••-- -- 1' ,.si Tissue ........................ "Ails kkwdDmlr.. H ...........he. SAYS 1.1 tct.m- wise - con 4) l.paS. May 10 SAYS $½s! pp Mss.ssdPlsanlulshasir.I.sk) 11'-. 11-0& am 1b. Golden Lubrlcaf. Tea Bags....,.....,....,..1. 680 990 Jellsa0 .................. A,usf Motorand Lemon Juic. 490 UVI 1st , t • $4',. 04101 _4-7 • 63 0Bologna .,. UVIIs!*.lhl.,4.a'.I..Cai y Greenm PH 390 ....... sea M.1d Nonkin, ausage $1.19 Mar 3$ 1 1P. - GINUINI IDAHO ....................1 b aU obs. . 12 • • isu.,.aPon Norw" ?HUIS..P1I..PlI. MAY 19 20111 : :. • (5 110 111 MIMI ___•••,••• khisk skinless Lick -soasonod Roll .• FKATMIS XrMMN j IAMANA NUT CAN$ • Preallum Wieners . I Mn mp- 5'"Tit 2 Pickles ............. N.u6V.CI.ssIffl S ru SHAVE kilt's • 49 Sea Film Slasil Ined Kosher "" 1 440,4, -'- MV ,,,sis • Plus 10 tolINliss. Slumps W10 STATS' SUM P.wilp 13 Sliced I Butter AIIAN • the Alaskan NOW region. Lazy Maple Brand Delicious SWEET rRIAM •• .. • to Pansy Fob on"" 11V i_i selcOriuis l 19 Miniatures . . . . . . . . . . .• Mv.hspu1s4$lufls1 Flounder.... . . ... . .•..• I. PLITIIINIOPPAC. TOIYPA*TSfOIAU $ i . 1b. Chuck Steaks. lb. 69 c..&.o,,. 31bL $165 Ground Beef re.., Short Rl e bs 39 I-, . ____ J.i., k. own 1601111110111 - 24 PWI %ssad service. 97c • P., .e c ____ SIRLOIN. KEY CLUB OR T-BONE . .,.I Cut 09 o e a 0 0.0 6 49 the aisles. .1 lead OLá. 04P-- pinke IceEaft Ca flunland Trainlism Center whore ONLY A" e e now sommaefift (PIus 50 . 005jr 24 OS. • *, yea, 57, formerly was commander of the U.S. Alaskan Command and • LAND O'LAKES pliment.d for their welfare work overth. peelaily th.Ireontribut.Ion..t I t Pbla ff 541111althibe Flour Try the eatitims commander; W. r Sobuitz,ehaplain;o.org.js.. suth, quart.rmaat.r, and Am.. 950 • • GOLDIURGIIS! Hawaiian Punch i. . , - p,.s junior vie. 2 Phsw = 69' 5611 • AlWareon. Sonfor vice coll- an S I U! 0froxm feeift 0 Offlem elected were John . $1.. der.ln.cblef of t ho UJ..Csnadlan North American Air Joint ado Spring., Cob. flu. Steak lb. 0119 London Broil. Issue. R ....... 11b. 999 Roast SAVE Usl 94" to Wbassiss Chun I It Salmon. 0 0 0 a" 49.19 wmk a colsped Bathroom Tissue P111. 59.16 Now of Wald War I voonas, with Itlebut - 14110 auk No Defense Command, headquartered at Color. Imprn1al lAW 10.! light" me aimisall "W"I ly In Apiliks 47.! FP IsslirN D. Nnlwme .dary ___pee'-i.. SIN vei ls lb. 99' kI__ •__t $1. J. Ru. the new comman. G.n. Raymond 1. isha Full Cut Round - • Tomato Juice.. 4 .NORAD. CHIEF. SSI$vr1 V.I5SsI.Us,.. Ill Mini, Way SivIl. 443 Yin Fl... St. PsIsnsbvr, Orlando, Fl.. Sill: IMILY S. CCLI Sill: MIS. X111 IAWWSCS 3244 K...t Drive 201 W. Lah. Ins Or. I., G.hlm, Ft.. Wlat.r Haven. Fl.. Psi$ C4iIi4Is, Fla. Thes we Im a few if husêsds.f Pails wiusisi . . . air. ...s peeled he mary SN,.! liIIMI11r,ri. " 3 4" Welchado Veterans Name . 11W - $loss MIM sisuw .n 3033 25th Ave. N..th $300 W. La k eview Dr. P.I.,,b,. Ft.. S.b,h,5, Ph. $ill: THOMAS H. NANSUY £ $Ill: MU. JOAN P5717 P. 0. 1.. 214 D.Land, Fl.. ill Ann;. Street Te m ps, Fl.. Sill. MIS. MISSY RALINOVI 441 Soo 5.11 Drive Sill: lyil Inme S.$.11If. hash, Fl.. 4 WitI Prl,sifin Sill. MIS. NTMA %""I OrI.,.d., Fl.. 16$ Calvin La. NI. Sr. s.st.,. •PTh., M4lI p.rb • ?IAINI* 2313 Ii. VistaAve. Tamps. ri.. $ill: MIS. USTIl Sill: SOS N. WS1L $1,111: Mrs. Pvae. $ $20 S.I. 44th Ti,,..i C•• C.,.I Fl.. N. Sill NtS. JO$IN k.vINl* 226 C$th St. N.,$h If. Pi$inbi.r. P11. J. Ilisdoll $101 i. Lam.. it. pi.. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTIN GOVT.. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! UVI 1k? 1,1W. Is. Cress World War I . $1111 StAINS H. HINDRISON 6420 Mh St. W., Sill, SLUM C. INCISOR $306 W. ItM$, 1inf.rd, Fla. SAVI lie! IMP'. • $1,110: lleb.rd Itodooston, Fit. U. Esighti Wiltary . . •.• WITVMANN $41 44th St. Sovfb St. P.t.rsbwri. Ft.. 5106: ML V. L NATCHII SIS 1145.w..d 11.1112 MM 11d1. 5111" Hilly Hill, Fl.. 001 S. Ridgewood Av,. Sill: MN. JOY 11W Da'i... k.e$i, Fl $IN MIS. $lwA W Mire, 1601 Ardmore, Roa d . P.. My.". Fl.. .Ló c palmolive toilet soap 2t35' prat.cflum 1w yew velunIl,. for l.as then It p., deyl SE2MINQLj The I ., �•• , F - - , -, . . M . . .. . •• I .. ,-! .1 . I . ,- I ~ ... ... I - . , t I --rV--, # r. - I . I _ i . _ - __ fI .; - . -,, 1 I fI . .5 I .- . 4- I .. if . 1 ( . _____ l ____ _____ $$5 $AX$N1I$ 1145. san. I -- Open at $p. m. TV - SIC ftutü would get better (may 21) You promIae tasks, . By Dick Turner with ____ So 5 lit thiMure, Than sake pool. s for advsnc.mst. _____ ____ -____ .,, on a S • •- It w that these ' yeu, may have against i enthuaiastleally, LO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Being certain to carry through With expectations of higher. pi keeps you from losing out where it counts the most, Be • -- S • 0• - - -. - - 11 there are ne - A. w outlets you first study them well without commuting yourself or losing out on present solid position. -I 11 Make certain to complete im. mediate work. Then concen. (rate on the new. 1131* (Sept. 23 to 5 0 •, ida State fla n k m illi* 11 ___ ______ -_ .__\j 4I 0 you __ diplomatic with em their Ideas well, all Is fine. Accept ripening conditions. 1.t J.Jiy, It's ie shortet hi. finals t,uP Want Ad Information Dk.ct Phone LIii.s To Waist Ads - Then you know what to do - SAGITI'ARILJS (Nov. 22 to N Dec. 21) Much work Is ahead of you, but don't bungle it by being too speedy and make errors. Labor steadily. Co. IL i 5 •54s worker is argumentative, but pay little attention and all Is averted that could be quite - bad. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to %_,, - Jan. 20) It Is best that you avoid that expenditure of too much money for some short. lived pleasure, though i % It SANFORD 425-5938 DAYS .'..... .. ... lic Per ________ 33-Plumbing 21-l'alatiag *4-Well Drilling U-Air Coed. I Heating Si-Rub Television 11-Photo * Equipment $1-Home Appliances li-Musical Iaetrumseti 42-Buslase. Mqislpme•$ 34-Uphol.eteiy $1-Vacuum Cleaners U-Eaterminal.se $1-Moving I storage 3$Job Printing - Fill. - Sse $0-MIsc. For Sale It-A r ti c l es Per teat $$-&wap ., Ezehans 5$-Wanted To Buy present the plat __________________________ IS THE CIRCUIT Success _____________________ 20 ) U you are most careful 6 _________________________________ _______________ 7Ons(fl.) _______________________ success _____________ ointment 01 luck ________________ ! one and steer nients (teralask Adkb I: cloth appellation ARM - V,Ctvu JOltS OPEN NOW 0 ADULT MOTOR ROUTE CAItItlEft FO , Must have good car I be free Friday afternoon. WRITE: Circulation Dept. P. 0. Bog from I to S. Monday thr Adjustments will be made an - ll0.'REIIY NOT!- TOs Harbert W a y - - REPINED Widow, age is 4.. Three Lady. Mmliii liromribaugh, los filed FLORIDA License Real Est Saleslady desires position __ $ with Broker anywber. in Ceminoie County, Write los *10, Sanford Herald. ------ . Jd. lielli t'stat, . I __________________________ THE OPINING NEW MAKE Daywoout Circle, 101. LARGE COVIITRT 1GM 14 Acre. $11 no. part. '- Trailer . Cabanas AI'PAlS$ St. Agency .1 I r - T P D it*t A 11*1) tuhs) Fixtures, It each. Ph. I Bad@. by MORM Day- Week- .. ,5,I I~ or 2:3.291, Atlantt4 Bank gildil, : . 4-0: 0. . ..; :, __1_ . :41, .1 I ._ . I .. .,.. -, DEPT, S - S - 5. - - -. - 2995 * PARTS & LABOR -:_____ INSTALL ORIGINAL BRAKE LINING ALL 4 WHEELS. REBUILD ALL 4 WHEEL CYLINDERS. REPACK FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS. BLEED I ADJUST ENTIRE BRAKE SYSTEM. PRICE GOOD ON ALL FORD PRODUCTS thet WiI!t itve : 5 ' .,I . . .. I A' , ~ 1 r "Tie Stars impel they do 59 not compel." What ;ou make 40, Of your life Is largely UP to at" --tot w" YOUI 43 Carroll Rightses Individual June Is now ready. Iror your COPY send your blrthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast II 'i __ _______ b A I DOWN - 2 a lb, sl1IN 'I' wood I ii Sanford Jferald, Box i1, I r II I'll I isa. .-'...... . 111 ,''Ø7•, - , 25 LBS. , , . Rcu TI's. Sa w.. Tüe Recorders. Tillers. Renovators Publish'M, Z' 1, 13, :3, 150$ ,%ijLc,i(ENT.AId, uty 50c jjj - - PONTIkC if"Q"K For k . . -. -- 2100 $.'wa 'i.: ECHOLS BEDDING CO. *11-1111 *11 Nodding as . 332.5321 • ia I i.e eDly 1:34 11 0 .. 2 \ . .1 - . . -~S.4: ,- . . .. . I I I . . . .. . . ~_ 9195 S . . 'I 65 Chevelle It PASS. WAGON 6 CYL.-ITANCAIC SHIFT Low Down Payments laIà Rate Financing 2295 S . . I LE/ Deal With The Dodge Boys I Al 63 Ford GALAXII III COUPI AUTOMATIC POWER: 1flUUIS SEMINO 9595 S . . ' V.0-ITANRAIC SHIFT 9195 S S ax YW D.Iuse Modest. Its. Heater. Like new •'.'n _...._.- 62 Thunderbird COUP, d PULL FOWlS-AIR .iition ..............................11W 1995 S.. SI 1W PeluzI Sudan. Radio. heater. One previous owner SIN. • £1 1W Convertible. Ratio. '_ heater. A beautiful red. BUICJ W 51 IL n '. O.jw DIM= 1W Karmen 011*. Con. .rtti,i.. Radio. heater. Like new api.earsnce ml conili' silos ti 53 %W Karma,, Ohia Cps. WOW tires, Radio, Hester. fled and a beauty ---.- sills 03 _. 0 64 Chevrolet 54 VW Ilelus. le,Isr. Radio, Heater, Your Would Never (luess Its Age ................pica U 1W fl.i,ae Station W.. gin. flail',, Iteatir, Spilt THIS MEANS YOU MAY NOW HAVE YOUR CAR PUT IN TOP CONDITION WITH OUR NEW I " , , i,... ..,: " , ., I . Up. Heater. Carries I adults plus having a pick up truck .... ... ...... ... .............. $Ili.$ as sw 1)eit,ae StatIon W. Radio. Healer. l,ival Ban. for vacation ................ - $1155 lW Camper A Station at Waist ................................ II?,. Si SW Camper Complete newcamper kit-excellent condition ........................SHea ii VW station Wagon. A !t.sl lie. One ................455$ ELUNOR Volkswagen S.. Us T.duy Per This Izeelleat r. no - LINCOLN ¶ 'We C.'. Abut You 'ewe Car. Abut Yew C." PH. 9230231 HUNTMERCURY 109 N. PALMETTO AYE. Brutes Reline - Batteries - - Motor Tall Pipes Radio Tun. 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V.1-AUTOMATIC Keep Your Car.; Front Seat for Walk thru convenience $DOOl • ........................... --. 58 VII' Deluxe Sedan. Heatlent. or. A rail fine buy ........ pies NOW AVAILABLE AT Hunt Lincoln-Mercury 1501 W FIRST ST. PH. 322.0231 62 Ford 0*1*111 SOS 4DL Heater. In excellent condition....................................SIN ' 1101 W. FIRST ST. I3ETI1I ,lll Couatry ATYA('Opj(ltI COME IN AND MAKE YOUR CHOICE NOWI 35 VW Deluxe Sedan. Radio, 0 COUPI $TANAIC TIANIMII$lON - b,sie sSen e olecMcsl Ivaiesk PH. 322.4614 . 64 Conair -• SEPTEMBERI Heater. lied and a beauty. $1133 ' 11 190,111 NO WAITING UNTIL .. ..................... 1963 BUICK SPECIAL DELUXE NEMPNILL II 1 DEMONSTRATORS 1. VW Deluxe Sedan, Italic, ____________________ I , W/I I - -_ss.e. I UFff I C. I 66 DODGE DART # ORONET Spoo l OLARA low asks • Ire" W@ is" o om) .1 4-DOOR CUT! I%$ topole of ,eplocensnt of iii nojof isecheelcel ports for 30 da ys to 1000 miles. Why no gas polee. iiu.y sill gel that legendary VW eco,io*y. J,st iie t he now ones, No Down Payment 6 HERE ARE A FEW y. an Ivan. by day a motsi 11 CAR They've coiled Volttwog.s. AusI UNCOLN I IJCO MERCURY - @ 1 lW Deluxe Sedan. 11*410, hat.,. inimaculats .51155 r I .a 332.4153. 04 - b tofe the lot day of Juno. 4:41. IM. It you tail to do go, 4 do. ANSUME Usir cram pro conjosso will be t4k. LK)%'T forget the gro,luatv- USED Ddrus. suite 163; Apt. &th. $85 Par me, kitchen Poarls. Watches. Billfolds. like new stovett. al- use . , I qulppq,L Of% Against YOU for the relief 43equity &I.13-0 20: ljlrthatons flings. 833.2S; Ifflaid4tre Itatriger. demande-t In the 4, omplaint, realy Paid. 33 . 4. : atur $32.11 UP. ThI4 Notice shall be publish. Gwaltney Jewelers BRIDGrA FURNITV1110 ATTRACTI%rz a Dr. Bath._. ad once a weak for four con. :04 A. 1-*rk .%vs. Orlando. Florida Sanford Park As 23th secutive weeks In The glass. house. If. Flueefeet. KIL is April 31. may 4, 11. tord Herald. WZLcon 41 speed Ill-Vt. Table - 's Wed. Re down PaymmaL. model. good condition. 322. Used turalture appliances Assume VA LOAIL 823-038. ~ Is. 1546 Dat@4 this Sad day of May. 1110. st COTS? Bought -Sold. -_ as L) ry's mart, 3 Ij ' Trade your trailer fes a hm $15 ma. Arthur U. Beckwith, Jr. Ph. 113.4188.. Everytbiag.' 51. Articles Rent rkofih ci r cui t Court le As H trise.. ,- - .,.w -- Clark at the Circuit Court BY Donna M. Marko* De liarion Tuck of the firm at Ulles. Hedrick as Robinson ,as rest church street OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR I _M'*st f _.._.... 342.5140. I 111111111 ' 1151 CHEVROLET Parkweod Station Wagon, First $45. Cash lakes it. Very good Phase 511.1111 condition. Can be seers at 1712 5 West Road or Ph. I.AMURETTA, Good condition. we guereisles Him'. eli 100% to, WE All IQUWPED TO SERVICE ALL MAKES AND MODELS HUNT A USED CAR VEIPA Muter P000Iere JAWA I.t.t CyctsS NEW I VIE) LEWIS SALES I 51*5101 211? Country Club Road .t.t if th.m. ANY MAKE OR MODEL ___________ 121. Scooters a Cycles ___________________________________ 115. Auto. For Sal. ___ IIJ SlIP FOR Ph. $114111 $ns? We have • Atto - I I I-I !I - ___________ Wagashis JI4 a.ny us. - I Corn A used n.r INCLUD ES SERVICE. REPAIRS PARTS ACCESSORIES - a iii.,. LISE PN IllS TA COUNTY MOTORS I 1601 W. FIRST ST. 322414 / ________ ________ ________ - ______ - - 222.2704 I . . . $ BUDGET PLAN cemww -. NICE Sleeping room. 513 Oak. i : 1110 L French Articles For Rent- 123. 11110111110 Senkarik Glass and Paint ii DAYS ONLYI PONTIA CAMPING Trailer. Ph. flay. $ 33.1783, nights 321.0 551. V U II Entsrprtsas. no. Listing Realtor INIUR OP SAL sus. SAL SALE RU, F21 CII 1715 SI Yespeil SAle UtP £1 Pulses $U 11 Mets. AId 172$ SASS AS Chevy. 1/W 1720 1476 $$7 $741 It Rsl.l. It Ply. 11W 1111 1445 17 Chevy 1/W DII $454 It IN. ?.Dv. $111 $316 IlImperial 115$ 147$ - . , _ ! . ._ _ - . _____ ___ - . -. A i .1 . _ -- ---------- . 0! I.:, . . 4 Results AUTO GLASS INSTALTET) mu. Gentleman. *11.1305 of III 132.1037. 14$ S. FRENCH AVE. (17.2) 322.73 ' - FURl. *001. privet. bath $21 AUTO SALES HEMPHILL1 turn, 322.1144. I BATH Ravenna Park. $005 Down, assume part. of 3 DR. P'urn, Ise. yard. screen 451*0 per no. Chain link porch $*3. 322.2744. fenced back yard. 1324310. -PUltI. House. Adults In., CE horns, Zltclsa equip. NEW 1-D r.. 3 baths. Tot 4 p.1, Sunda I Drapes. 81*. only. months. 332.8715. CLEAN, quiet rooms for me.. Ill Mainohia. 323.4730. 0 0 /0 OUR ,-..--.... - .... $1556 342.1973. 108, Rooms For t CASEY'S beyond the first insertion, M l pe Fast - These Cm' Most 001 EQUIPMENT P'_ATURINO () NDA C.. Ab.st You . We Care Abed Yes, Coe' 2311, 1*1.1)11 Steinper . . u ti l OF 109 N. PALMETTO AYE. 3 ilURli. House. turn. or un buyer. Ph. 333.0510. Sit BROKER ne Wells and ____________ S _ - NICE a Clean Furs. Apt. 155 SMALL FURS. Apt. $42 inn., As FORD Station Wsgo, p.. Mtswa, 1'. The Waterway I'erk Ave. III no.223.0*10. t a c t . water £ else- 8:2.047. built engtne, good tire.. M. RobinsSportlag Goods ft if. Tsar IST11111IRMS Dealer 3 BR. furnished. 4.1.00. 1101 111.51,1 Magnolia, B. A. Williams. '12 SUICK, etosllost iea llt$ee. $54.0-8 I. II. COMMODORE 3N.1111. 1142. 122.2123. APARTMENTS ISItFIR NO" 1071 Mo to aptn close In. Jimmy Co- FURNISHED turn. "FURNISHED $TLTDESAKICR III), peed son. IS 15554 OMW Is. 1*5 huh" win. 321.4018. P?. Resident Mgr, 821-1I41 dittos. $171. 142-3411 after I fled .estlm .4 Tb. Sante,. Herald. * RU. FURl. Apt. All utilities p.m. _ except gas. Ill no. Apt. I, FURl. Cleat I Pr. Apt., South__________________ of Sanford Phasa rear Aim. Ill Megnolia or call *42.5150. Sanford Mobil. Pb. 421.1110. 120. Automotive Sinks REPOSSESSED i ll1 !PR ICE CARS ANNOUNCING 106, Apartments for Rent 97, Houses For Rest mere Park. 133,083$ or $21- Siailt.in electric kitchen. $704 down, $104 me, to qual' 83. Real Estate Wanted WHIDDbN, For room duplex Apt. Tile bath. Large Carporte. TURN. 2 DIr-rn. Country Home, bidrooa. 'ni' 1 air, unfurn. nice $ harm, home S.o at Payton Realty 91 Agates Lane. 323.0111. 821.1301 2040 Hiawatha at 17.12 ST OWNER. 4.111.4room. I JUNE 1, 5 DR., 3 bath. air ooril. bath., sa atral heat I air. patio. nice yard. $1150 me. 717 - Mieeion 114., New Smyrna Beh, ac VIa. WI.... ..,,, *._,,. IrURNACE. Model R.Ig the cause Is Rumors Harvey, target In the property hersl~ WITNENd my hand and the Plaintiff. versus Mary R. Her- described. Heal of this Court at Hanford se defendant. TOIl ARE hereby notified a %.umpuaimlr to foreclose a '..oun%y. Fiorids, this I aoq are n.r.uy required to - _____________________ with Via. room on beautlfu 0473. lot 104*1*5 ft. for only $20,000. Drive by 435 Scott 115111. 3 BR house. 111-1131 Ave. £ call us icily to in. after S. apect this desirable hem.. Ivenings I Sunday 122.0111. TliItEI fORM., 114 baths, High school; also 2 bdrm,. Lab Mary-Ph. 423.1510. Steinper Agency $ BR. 114 bath. central off. MulttpI. Listing Realtor $121 me. 1511 S. Preach 121.4111 3 BR., Kit. equipped, $55. ASSUME reasonable pymts. on "We * PilItNiTuan _____________________ oet.te 21VeneUa DI .sow usj.jce os'esss I SI' TAh w.4sim £'mlaIk7 I 46 short iF YOUR ChiLD IS RUIN I ileekks DAYSTIIOSI Dinette Table 25Usd (ch, *1 ____________________________ 111th file of your day mortgage encumbering the foi'I April. I answer other de. or A.lA THE LIII. 22T'meo,ste tINS TISTaD ,1a 475..4i 4 chairs. Cypress Couch £ 31 TODAY.. . he. or she, will be I 24cooti.. term) I (At, real property: Tbree4ee4 Ill K. Park Aws. I fensive pleading in the above I lowitig ISPVIS 511.1111. tvanted 'I'o Buy chair.; i light meilcine cab. 3 h1 A,11* 1 istyie,I Lot I cause tumbe Uope.& 31, lOUT II will, the PINE Arthur H. flickwith, Jr. Clerk of i so vivacious and full of pep i hurndaj I 40 Kia4 Clerk o the Circuit court the Circuit Court of sa id Conn. CREST, SECOND ADD 1.1 ins's; Used screen door. Ph. durnIture, any arn.' SAULS AGENcy th at there Is a tendency to 25kosiernpr'i 1$Tu.I 1.42. 41 -gj ty, and serve a copy thereof I I 7101. 5.1.1 paha Ily: Donna M. I * subdivision. ac-I 1. 535 Marko* 31 Sanford. 133.1210. 42Y 201)etectIng lupon cording to See Be Per Msata.is rush around too much amt null aSsail I Deputy Clerk altos. Hedrick I Robin.1 a plat thereof' iI UBhsckMr4 SICIM Boards made to order. . Publish: retorted 1 in April Days II) l'bet I last 13001 10.1 is 11, C)tuFCh Street, I May 4 *t.'° $21.7$ 0 th ink first before attacking I S2Afrlcsadeeett ___________________ 101 Kim. 842.0251. I Orlando, Florida, attorneys I Is. iso Page. I) aol $5 of the I SELL, lie Tour Purniturel Kits-Weekends 111.1411 problem., so be sure to first for plaintiff, on or before the I l'UIIu' ICDYII I 'Jisich ServIce with the Cask. I I lle,or.is of SemI'' Gaul __________________________ I 20th day of May. 1388. If you I I *1051*15 Winter Coat. sisal SUPER TRADING I'OS? I CALf.flART MEAL ESTATE no t e County, Yluriuia. teach to analyze situations! 3SCItYiaaaclen$Il MTfl11 fail to do so a Decree Pro I has been filed against you In Ii; Electric Steril i ser; Play. ___________________ I CALL. DAY OR NIGHT 1I3.14$4 and understand others better. ______________________ ___________________ will be in te red I the above.styled suit, and you pen; Black Cocktail Dress, i BELT Massager (Vibrator) 333. I ________________________ su l2IassiCIes.(k$ i against Impress with the fact that It 43 you for the relief 4.-I are required to serve a copy of I else 13. 133.0151. 0101 aSter s p. m. II ___________________________ iCruniley Monte.Itij Whip I rnanmt.4 in the Complaint. your Answer to the Complaint I I Is not wise to judge by op. lIDauge,,ueIsb ____________________ the I I'l.aintiU's LullED Lowr.y On.i WITNESS attorneys. I "holiday" my hand and the On I ______________________________________ Inc. pearances. Building and ft. I van den Darn 1 Ray, I'. 0. hog I gas, $300 Cash. 423.437-3 I iii,. Furniture For Sal. I seal of I i sai.l Court at Spnford, _______________________ IaIes.Rta3.. Ilteminole County, Florida, this' 3407. Orlando. Florida,nd to __________________________ I Real Estate a. rn-I P. to. __________________________ iIO _______________________ ___________________________________ i nances are best outlet hers, I W let It. file the original of such .tn.I '35th day of April, 1011. Ph. I15.$11 ' I VUIINITURII ISSIS U male, and Interior decorat. AS swer with the Clerk of the AIR Condittoner. upe,i, 13.5001 WII4UN.MAtEli I (HEAL) Sur - Sell Trade I.... .....i ek _._ 5 I I a.s...., ,....i.e r'i....,s __l flTLl 22o t.ih. I.i is. Ho.... v.. es" - SOLJ11-t WARD De fendants. errors that effect the value of th. ad. Adjustments will not be 1 SsPTICE or silT masts PtIti 1k., - ....I. #,_ .,..•.... or TOM 1½ BATH. $155 down NICELY For*. $ room Apt., yard, 112.1301. IDRI. 10 ft a *5' wide Trail. WELAXA APAITMUTS 114 or. Wall to wall carpet, air W. PlaIt St. co4ition.u1, camp. turn. $500 cash I tale over pymt. $33 UNFURl. 3 DR. Duplex Apt., kit. equIpped, vs n I t I as shades. t.rrasso floors I Ille small down 11'21 ' NASHUA, bath. Call $23'*1$4 alter I pym t. Assume pymts. $23. P. rn 1115. NICE. late* * be. turn apt. 'II AZALEA TRAILER, 2 Br., only $45.10 T. both. e. porch. door. front kitchen. 12,000 3 1701 magnolia, 122.11*1 Of equity FREE. pay Transfer cost, $73.34 monthly. 54,330 bat. Includes Insurance £ in. t.r,st. See Lot 15, Country. side Trailer Park. Ph. 421. - 0 3 5. Park a us 'run basis only Is, *ypoqrepbhcil1 2 Apsrtm'ats for Rest $51.17 me. 222.7111. ( WILL. DO ironing Ia my horns. A. - LOVE? '1 $ Bedroom, 3 Bath, Wanted 344h1. C. 106. Bath 3.f ft.. NEW $ BR. House. Kit. equipEXCLUSIVE MAYFAIR pad. 2511 Grove Pr-.. in W.e4.1 YARDS OR Small lots to mow, Edging I Trimming. $22. 414J daytime, or 322.0011 at. I p. m. DAYS Work, good R.fer.nces, revise end properly classify au1 hr., 3 Sale - , convenience. 73. Male or Female Help - 0301111.1offiffi. 2QCaneIa hit l*Pesp wife. OP SUIT $ Female Help Wasted IV I I. LF Anti r'pr st c 'atnw inter. mu: WFSTINUIR)UNK r,1, E C. hy nAS104 IIARVNT In the eats by. throuith. un,ler. or .')(). .1fiNe. k'Or .Sale TRIC DR(oll-IN ItAN0111Vircult Court of the Ninth awaln4t Herbert Wayne Wells Circuit ,o0:;id10,rs :d p_'r K'l'hilaXP • Serial . 11301311 And tar 5 ll rties having or clAindnig 17Indian W41110011 come. Show that you have ew ocated Publisher reserve s fight to riles), Advertisements 5In REI)'LJCED practical Nurses. Pleasant working conditions in beau. tltut new nursing £ retire. mint home. Also opining for Part-time housekeping girt. Call 1)eflary Manor, 805.4430. . i III 1111111? WAY ing items of property 7.. MARY it. HARVEY Residence Unknown which are l in and Ia a maaur. losses, I I lAck rbar ., n' '' Together with the follow. permanently Installed a improvements 9-the best $htandard now, you IVUlU that accident 12 Provide to4 that could put you behind the U literary collection elfilitball for some time to 14 Arrival (ojL) Plaintiff. vs. fi*d*nt. and Y1..ORA SILl WEL.L2. his mile County. Florida. ______________________ ACROSS PISCES (Feb. DI to March 1-.- a Plaintiff, as r.'ur,$. 1$, public records of Hum. MARY H. HARVEY. S _______ mess, either. thereof in 333.1703. 322 - 5612 corated. 404 1. 10th It. CLEAN Furst. downstairs Apt. Adults. 342.1514. * ROOM Turn. Apt., $04 Elm Ave.. 332.1021, turn, downstairs apt e..Iet Palmetle, or Ph. after 1:80. 106. Apsrtm'nti. for Rest 342.1424. Unfurn. 3 BR duplex. Kitchen equipped. 113.5110. IDEAL efficiency apt, single person Preferred. Utilities In. apiS, private baths, uti. Efflo. eluded, $00 no. 332.7033 or lIlies furn.l specially suited 142.0018. for retired people, ideally located downtown. Inquire AVALON APARTMENTS It Jaealsson's Dept. Store, W. 1*1 St. 322.141? Ill I. tat at, Sanford. 1-BR. FURN. Apta with out. RN. 1555 MenoanUle, slits porches niar hospital. decorated. Suitable ter FURN. OR UNFURN. 4. Newly retired couple. Ph, 131-4712. 10 POINT - mires position as housekeeper, companion for Gentisman or ' 102. Mobile Host.. was. Paola. good condition. 314 bath; central air £ heati Sear $70 pot mo. H. R. Rice, 80$. I car garage, $23,400. 100$ $400. Grove Manor Dr. Call $33. $057. 1 EDEN., 1% bath Home furs.., site yard. 123.1305. RENTAL SERVICE h*AVTIP'UL 4 bedroom, 1% PROPERTY owners, for fast, bath. Ira with fireplace, sv efficient, and courteous ren.rslsed garage. $31,101. tal service. call or visit ITENITROII REALTY. My MIIYNIIIE U ACRES within '4 nIl. Lake 2101 Park Dr. 122.1410 Haney, $111 acre. Come ii at year tINP'URNISHED Dept. open frem 7:30 CLEAN 2 I $ Bedrooms. kit. Service1:00. Payton Realty See Ken Foley. S.,. then equipped from $15 to uisiH 512.2151 1004 Hiawatha at it-Il $145. Al. FIlL to Service P.tgr. er Gorden Sacks Ass). Sir. 5 BEDROOM, Pin, room, CU personnel I VA to Civilians. M gr. home in Country Club Manor. FURNISHED MAKES Assume mortgage payments, 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath, $11 to •ss per no. Call 121.11*?. ALL LI•HTS $55. • IANLANDO AREA: * DIm. STURINO home, lam. lot, wooded area Stemper Agency $10 down, 54$ per month. A Multipls Listing Realtor 4, Tints Call after $ P. m. 541.14'', 112.4011 151 0 S. French I. EXHAUST Orlando. _____________________________ 3 BEDROOM Fur-n. House. I 01*55 3. 84 rn, House Trailer; I NO QUALIFYING 3.Bulrm. House Trailer. Bow. 7. WIPUS&WASHIRS $110 TOTAL will move you in. man's Trailer Ct. Ph. I#$to this neat I Bedroom. I 6. MIRRORS lath with Florida room * 4101. patio, Payments of $47.20 HORN BDItM., 3 Bath. unfuru., 3 pays all. Located in Country stove. Retrtg. I Freeaer. Club Manor, SEAT flITS Pinecrest Aria $130. 342.5751. NO OBLIGATION $350 DOWN * BEDROOM. unfurn. $10 me. THIS IS A CHECK IN 2413 Stevens. $33.5$4$, * Bath, Pta. • room located on lively lot THE INTEREST OF 11$ OR houses In Wynnewood $11.000 with D*IYIN• SAFE 112.1811 payments of $15. OP ,TluN, ad in I'int hook "IS," page vs. Aaswe,t. safe position [ - ________ count for cash. CLEAN S OR 4 room Apt., NEED A RENTAL? Senijnoje Realty SEI 0171% selection of 2 and 1 downstairs. all Park Ave. bedroom home; furnished I'd unfurnlshed. Call or visit 1501 Park Ave. STENSTROM REALTY. 132.1233 anytime :301 Park Dr. 312.2414 or nIght. 132.5111 REGISTERED or Licensed *33-Boat. 1 Meters 131-Maria. Supplies ~ JQ:4kf 4 JUL Duplex. Oakway Just Ott tlr.msnt home at $5,100. L.AXI HART. en ia*. 1.554. Sanford. 313.1741, Hal. offer on furoitur.. Lie. teem., $ baths. central Sir isl term. available se dli. eeaditleaing. 511.1)14. CLEAN Furl. Apt. U1.1$0l. 'rIII KR TRAINING 111-840010za I Cycles 11-Antiques Per 5.25 15-Money To Lisa Down 14 lRs-i.fle.1 lath. lisa Kitchen Equipped Payment. Lies Than teat 11 OWNER: 147, Sanford. '17, on Ph. Wall To Wall Carpet - er's. Train now, pay later, TL'TK. I N. Orange, Suite III Orlando. 141.174,. 31$-Trucks P'•r lats 120-Automotive Navies 11-'Vurnilur. For Sals 110 Nast Commercial Street 871, current public retard. of CDZ.3 ______ ) *1-Home Imprevsmeata R!m IVA _ Iteceptlonist., and Dank Tell. SI-Real Estate Wasted 51-llualneee Itsntat. 50-Lot. For Sale ll-Fs.rm.-Ue.vee 1$-Acrea ge *&-iiuses Per lati $S-hlouee.-.-Sale or Meal fl-House For heat $3-Itsal Estate Eachange Iti-ulsiurt Rants. 10&-Traliirs--cabaaa. 113-MobIle Home.-l. *55-mobile Homel-Rent 104-TraIler Space-Real 146-TraUer Lois-late tl$-Apattm.sta For hasI 15$-Rains for ill-ltsatal Agsai.e ill-Wasted To hell 1*&-Autoe For $ae 111-AuIe.--ale or Trade I ueAADl 150$. YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS 3 Dr. home, luge LT. Else. kit. Fla. room and hardwood floors. also I pretty well and pump. Only 41.100. T, Inspect, Call School not required. IBM Keypunch. Cashiers. Pfl T?-Nlluatioei Waatsd $1-hem. property 1$-liusisess Prop-lets I i) Stenatrom Realty investment I Reelt, A KaltipIs Ultisg Realtor It N. Pork Ave. $u.fl,$ 131.1435 4201 Park Drive 111.2111 Atlantic Bank Aide. NICE I Idra. hem., Lake 34. 1 BR., very class. Close to. sill. Jimmy Cowsa. 111.4111. too. 2nd. door from Post Of. 103, Mobile Homes. Read tics. Dirt Cheap $3110. 322. 96. House. . Sale or Rai UI?. MOBILE HOME on tarn* Lake _____ TO SETTLE ESTATE RAVENNA Park. $ Ir., 3 bathe, In Osteen area. $31 no. by owner. Central beat I worth $10. 142.1110. OWNER'S ills... requires EARN WIIIIM you lear-n, High $0-Real Estate Sale 16 -Hardware The nature of said suit being Attorneys for Petitioner. P. O. tItui 1742 the foreclosure of mortgage 101 North Magnolia Avenue Sanford, Florida. $2771 7-10 by taking any chances In bus' ; 17-Janitorial Serviesi l$'Uuilders Suppliis 11-Landscape Service (lORDON V. ltEDElt1CK Attorney for Plaintiff UN? ONE, according to 11*1101 JIAIIVEY, r $1-Special Servle.. 19 -InterIor Decorators VIFFKUT Home with paneled Dining Room, well I lawn epnink. Ilse system, corner lot. lOS W. Jinklns Circle. Ph. $21' Located Throughout County 2-day week, good working conditions, permanent posttion, sala ry plus commiulons. Knowing local merchants helpful but not necessary. REPLY IN CONFIDENCE. Our employes know of this ad. Write fez 142, I/o San. 61-Money Wanted I4-Pai'nga £ Looks II-Icasrans. 55-Schools * Instructions 7O-Empioysaat services 11-Male Help Wanted ?2-Yemaie Help Wastes' 1$-Male or Fensle Help TO-Sales Help Wanted ) For BY OWNER: 4 Realty quick sale. Very attractive 2 Idrm. bungalow on shaded lot 124 ft a 10? ft. at 301 Avocado An,. An Ideal re. I.la. LAR(153 Corp. expanding I1-BusiaeiI Oppi dat ed May *5, 1114. recorded Orlando. Florida Opportunities Publish May 4, j, $, 3$, 1111 'fdse.l' May 30, 1504, in Official ltec. Publish May Il, *3. 3$ I June CDZ.l$ .siws.,s,sese or,I., Volume •si, I. 1946 COUNT 1 1 I - THE 5*5Th JVDICIIL CII. M.minol. County, FlorI,ia, and "We'rs having th. usual family discussion about ysca. encumbering following deecrib. IS THE CIRCUIT COURT OP CLST OP *5*) FOR 1111500.1 Want Ad Department Hours 19) Those at bomo may not ad property situated in Se,,,in. THu .515711 JVIIICI*L CII. COt STY. VLOKI1).t. In a very good mood, but res. tion. Mother and I want to know whirs we're going CCI?. IS AND FOR $EMIS- CHANCERY 59. raa.s mmli County Florida, to-wit: MONDAY thr..Ø Pridsy - 6:30 A.M. t. 5 P.M. and lather wants to know where the money's Lot 13, Block "C." COUN. OLE COUNTY, FLORIDA .... - NURTIIIoil'r YiltEltAL. SAV. fize that they, too, have pres. SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. - 12 NOON TIlT CL.iJIi Ill *011TH, CHA NCERY SO. ala 11103 AND LOAN ASHOCIA. coming fromiS sures that are difficult right partiie I SALESMAN- 12.40, married and .ettled, neat appearance, monthly rates. When you get earlier results, Call and for only fit. days run at SOLE COINTY liAll)LRT mended in the Complaint. Is . now. Don't argue. Don't jco. . tion-No travel - Full lens. RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INURTIONI-NO CHANSI OF copyItsfit.. Up to to start. Age Legal Notice 3 Q.-married I $000 area nil. 411.11 MINIMUM CHARGE) dent. Write P. 0. Dci 0011 II. Orlando. in 'THE ClltCVfl VU1HT, IS I'll CI*CVfl' COt'RT THE 515711 .IVDIVIAI. UIiCLIT i ASS) FOR PY.HI%ot.It Hunt S1( its. Central Florida- No reloca. TWENTY ONE DAYS ..... .. ........... 14c Classified. OF US PAS ADOPTED ) $5. Heaes PHA-VA HOMES - SOUTH SIMINOLI 322.5612 TEN Illig ada. Deputy Clerk Pro Conf,s.o will be entered against you for the relief I.. GURNEY, GUIINET I very appealing. Some hobby th at you like may not seem to be your cup of tea right now. Avoid it, also. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. b ford Herald. QUIltED to be and appear in KKTT, Defendant, these tire. l.iNhiA V. 1(01.11 Station 14th day of June, 1511. and you to file your written tie. Sieri.ii*n, Mississippi show cause why the said peR, fences, if any, to the Complaint You, and each of you, are lion for adoption of the above flied herein and to serve a hereby notified that suit has chili should not be granteui copy thereon upon l'laintifrs been filed against you and IT IS ORDERED that this attorney on or before the 0th James Knowles anti Mabel N. Notice be published In the San. day of June, 1544, otherwise a Knowles. his wife; and The It. ford Ilerall, a newspaper pub. Decree I'm Ctnf,sio will 1. iantit, Refining Company, a lishel in Seminole Cn,,opv entered sg,tn.t yu ant the cufIu.letioii, that you are here. Florida. once during each cause proceed ci parts. by required to file your answer week for four consecutive WITNESS my hand and 0111. with the Clerk of this Court, weeks. clal seal at Sanford, Seminole WITNE55 and to serve a copy thereof my hand and he County. Florida, this 11th day upon the Plaintiff or l'iainliff's official most of this Honorable of April, A. U. lI attorneys, whose name. and Court at Sanford. Florida, this (SEAL) address: 11001118. TOWERS, 51h day of May, 1111. Arthur It. Iieukwlth, jr-, BAILEY, JONKIS & OAT, 1100 (Circuit Court goal) Curl of the Circuit Court Arthur H. Iieckwith, Jr. Florida Title Building. Jack' Ninth Judiclil Circuit, in sonvihl., Florida, 33303, not Clerk of Circuit Court and for Seminole County, Seminole County, Florida later than May 35th. A.D. ins. Florida fly: Martha T. VihIsis If you fail t. do so, Decree fly: Donna Si. Markoe. D.C. 00 _____________________________ $ 1 4 room turn. newly de- 1.1.4 IPI 1.1 BATHS Jim tact Sir. Petty a aho di. roll Furniture Co. 11. H. Naval Ausihiary Air the above said Court on the .enis are to cause and require 0 much better. ) (1i 1134 Park Drive 01111. 322 also Night; *12.1145 Sr $114155 ONE DAY ..... ..'... ..... . ......... 24c Pet Li.. Legal Notice ADOP'TIOV IT "M $100 Down QOVERNUENT OWNID 1011$ , P*rtmsnt. Kidney shaped collie table I matching step table; (ins Rapids. Minnesota. DL ()Aft. l'tJCKETT, Plaintiff 7.5 JEItIIT N. Kt.lLU and Toll ARE ilv.ltRflY RE. vs. CliAitl.i:S EDWARD ICC. I ___ - 5 not necessary. Auto furnish. ad. Group Insurance. Var.. thou. interview, Friday 1. m. 110 French Ave. NO PflO'I CALLS. INTERESTED 11 SELLING SHOES? jyg In Sanford Phase Was opening for young man with an us to II. future. Con. ____________________________________ TWO 4'DiIAWER Chesta, 1 _____________________________ Till. WTATI or YI.ohtIDA- - _____ ___ -5- -5- •a7..rn*n. Experisuce helpful, ____ . 0 company has •peaing for sai. Oct. 22) and state you will consider 0 -. WAJITID Ire. Train now, pay later. CASHIER TRAINING 21$?!. TUTE. 1 N. Orango, Suits *13, Orlando. 421.0143. PROORSUIVI, established - CLASSIFICATIONS ',b ____ Herald APPPAMA 10 C let.. PBX 2t.ceptlonlst., and hank Tell. __________ _____ - iç-55 Staff about some attention IN 111111i ,. MAY 16, 1966 -Page 9A 106, Apartaleta for Reid 106. Apartments far Rest 115. Antes Fot Sal. to fast of Sisal 4 edro. bams a ales neighborhood. close In. Ph. Bob Alexander 54241fl day or 42.4113 nights. School not required. IBI First Publication April 31, May COUSTY. FLORIDA. LAW NO. SlTIl JVI)IE Itt. ciutirr Or Always order your ad on the economical wieldy or rLokli),I 15 %5l) VOlt SEMI. 4, II, is, 1108 _______ - WOULD ilk. Keypunch. ___________ 1.1.0Th NY.L$WolIriI SIITTEII CHAStElY SO. i*,n*s 'You know something, un? This retirement business IS I THE CIICVI$ COUNTS AND lIRE NAOMI cancel -. you'll b. billed BUTTER. of LINDA UAll., 1'UCKITT, just too in SiSThS JVI)ICIAL (IhlVtJlT, IIIIENIIA CI1V.TE4TEII. apt" Plaintiff earned rate. Being sure to first get obilga. SO'TICE TO APPEAR YOU SEMiNOLE vs. (Ions handled well before 10' _______COUSTY, IN *55) P0.01*0*. 701 RA1II. and SANDRA CIII. CHARLES I D W A It D PUC. T1CSTEII log on with whatever you like TIZZY B Kate Osann in CHANCESIT0 50. 11134 MITT, Orand Rapids, Minnesota i)I,hs,on Defendant to do, which may appear to be _ TIlE NEW YORK BANK 1011 AltE lililtEflY 10Th. 51111 CI OF lilT go AM too old to others. SAVINUS, a corporation, PIED that the Petitioners. THE 17.171 flY FLoulilLi 'TOi i'latntlft, LLOYD NKU4WOI(TI* SlITTER CilAitJ.ES EDWARD I'UC. Avoid arguing wi th mate Do I-Lost £ Psani anti INIIE NAOMI MIJTTIifl. VL )(ETT 3-Parsonala what Is expected of you with. JERRY N. MOLD and LINDA have Instituted an action of 504 LAY Boulevard 4-H.auiy Cats ,//' /7 V. Kot.Ii, Iii wife; JAMES adoption in the Circuit Court out complaint. Kalamazoo. Michigan 1-Day Narserlis KNOWJ.t.$ and MAI1Y.l. N. of the Ninth Judicial Circuit A ifw.,rn (',impleilnt having 0-Child Cars f•' ScORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. KNOWI.PIH, his wife; 'Till AT. in and ft., Seminole County, beet, tiled agaInst you In the l-Dog.--.Cata.-.pet. 21) Associates are apt to be l.ANTiC IIICYINIIO Cult. Florida. The nature of the ac. Circuit Court in ant for Semi. Il-Poultry - Livestock L l'ANY, a corporation, Il-Special loUise lion is for the adoption by mile County. Florida, in Chan. pretty forceful today, but If Defendants, them of HltlCNDA CIIKTESTXII cery, for ilivorc., the shun 1$-Catenlug - Pied are th CMICAjO _____ 5075CR OP SUIT born Slay 37, 142$, in (Ira,,d title of sail action beIng LII. 14-Bicycle Repairs !11 I, ________ ________ ________ 333.1574. of the Last iteistrom, Davis & Mcintosh r Hanford, Florida 22771 Attorney, for Ezecutris Flo 01 ed.ir , heavy or lIght work. Call Will and Testament of Heater S. Russian. deceased W*m want to get Into, be sure executrix _. n&l * and such claim or demand not If youtowant pay THEIR DAYS . ,. . . .,.,,............., 21c Pet Line ___________________________ attention Your p.opt. buns as,to call so filed shall be void, MOOR SEPAIRI* PAINTING. 331.111) and ask the Herald FIVE DAYS ''•'...',................ 19c PS? U.. INSURANCE CAREER si Lo uise ii. Iowan ' I and . S. _______ _________ .•. EEK&ME 'K 1311*11 $141 Riawitha is 11*1 JOBS OPEN NOW Earn while you learn. High C IRS b $L, W. r Fo $74. 233.5442. SERVICE by a filing fee of one dollar Ethics are very important, VIEGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) -- M. KINMORE Automatic Washer, A. J. ancocz 1011 IMPRoVEMENT or attorney and accompanied Lawn mowing your pride is concerned, _______________ Business Thru Do LAKEFRONT Payton Realty * hiiirictlus. 1. Miii Help Wmuhid 0331. mates su.oso. to by the claimant, his agent, controlled, especially where _ .__ __ BEDROOM. 2è bath, 55$Ck'US throughout. loek & boat Under. mass Orlando, Florida within sin calendar month. saInts CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR Walnut Room Divider, on. from the time of the first pub. Coffee Table, matching AD NEXT DAY - SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY iication of this notice. Two TRACTOR WORK. Disc air. lIla.. table.. 113.0701 altar I Mowing. Raking. Grading, __end copies of each claim or demand P. M. shall be in writing, and shall I..vehhng, MowIng, Lot Clear. Th. Longer Your Ad Runs slate the place of residence and Ins, Needing.ltniail Grove $1 per day rental for Ihe.'trlc Care. C. O. icWatters, Vib. post office address of the Carpet Shampooer with pur. hen Road. Sanford. 332.4:10. claimant and shall be sworn The Loss ft Cost Per Line Per Day chase of tHus I.ustr.. Cir. k . . . * lb. Oufsr* IOU priakis sYstim. bss5ttfSi fVSituIS ê £ Cu Is S1S 4.ub*s WPIIIS. _ $0 P. Mo. PhI. 133.4143. lice lii the court house of said PAINTING - CARPENTRY County at Sanford, Florida, PLAITXJII74Q - ROOFING th rough 5 1011 S. French " 4 CASHIER TRAINING - FREEBIE. Both for $100. old County, Florida, at his of. . bring Pester success in th e To agno Deceased. 11*1 Safe if BAXTER S. ROWAN. deceased. hats of said County, to th e County Judge of gamin. • Thu OP Call 241.0141 INSTITUTE * N. Orange. lute in _ hereby I . . - Lsrzs _____ ________ notified and required to R!CHARD'r TREE SERVICE pr..lnt any claims and de IJE.MOdSi7'fQ. Trimming a Ra. 1tIGIDAIftE Air Condition.,, Try days ahead. Then follow 0 V 0 maids which you, or either of moving Tries. Free Zeti. 13,500 BTU, $101 cash. 233. your obl1gatloi and they can • _____ 50, cv and each of you are that US rIghtfully Yours. PII$iL.*h .1r4 £flTypaal$i... WS Be"!* sad tsn$ss 0 f111 Isshis. sal Supply Cs. 55? W. lad It 142.141* ORAPIRY problem? Custom made Of attired. 1*3.0*13 or GAS ORTEII * u r 1110 ItT LguiseI Sail - $4 Pays H. memo 74 is 5k __ Cult.? • Cbackife l. Teflits 'Eats Will. sa ltsSd not Interfere with p,.ieat employment lilgi libel n.j required. N. are limit. Day _ I talks - -• 0 ___ 335.0701 after & p. m. Its LU Ciadlisil s.d ?UW RELAX Lot Nifty Auto Bath Nastsa £*a St Ds.'adi wash your car, Fast service. WORLD 1300K EncyclopedIa _ It 1 X ii.s$$s*Ial WILLS DIIUaV rVP$ electric Rant pftw ,so In p., h.Ole .1 JAXTIR I. ROWAN to July 21) Don't try to put - its. . . I .1 I B M KEYPUNCH ____________________ privileges restore them with flu. Lu.. Mai. is '5 *OON CiliDRgN ( June 22 • asSs. ___ 1Z.6aiaINMkee _________________________ 4u45s. siadasis C'aty, P11. '4' (lvi plan 0 £ rlsld.,s. Jifly Lord, US. $uu;i until bed. 0 Pumps _____ __________________ ________ CARNIVAL IbOtildtz'ytowrlggi.0140 50 _______ them. Visual,, what you w an, 5. • $HALWW We ll., ___________ dIStIWIsISIr bsMg bu&.nl' Instead of feeling you 5 W.0 2 Plane Tuning *51 RepaIr Nary RowsU, LP.N. "" 13. Catortag. Vied W. I. Human - 121.4*3* Hiawatha Lv.. at 1141. 123. __ 1116L UREIN 11*15, bring own t'tsats, Vied., Seeds Tai container I you pick $1.15 lu 421.51$;. CAL*D1UNi choose from 10,. CUCUIIIRJII $1.15 Dv., Pick. Ill-lie is. Belle Nursery, Legal Notice *15.1114. ml. West of Big Tree Park. _____ (Closed Sundays.) j.a. C.ei$ 51 C.aley _________ __ 11 .,. to Pastors Not - I\ iitMr sweet and aajthpg .b 0 Sri. Get gnatsr respect. homework) . . - Silt SSiL 1ow DamsisI fuel we sThis?P. i. 114L ______________ Iulhhhhhl_1\ _____ sister 4215425 shampoo., 31. Mi55sca1 £nsIruaI,uIa time. N. age limit. 05 II. lhsrwln Williams Co. __________________________ __________________ __________________ tonal car. by Doris Smith I ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ "DO yell VHI It too, JoIws . s. *1* siN' S SSUIW*I isiulti laitead. btIrIhIS 0th. 0 (alter way now GXMVU 8R VICE ___ C4t 91P/ . 0 r pises. ,s. tarsusr *W 'a 4sis15 $flf " _______ _____________________ ao TOP 11w s.n. new solkt. Ds7 GANAS DAY !I .*CIPI Sunday. *1I0 Ff1417 30. Him' Appilaiscie . age. sets CAMP Dr. 111.101.. BEOH(1 tune 12th - 1111 55 SANI"ORD ELECTRIC Fred Gaul. HIAWATHA KIDDIE KORRAL eon. Call 0. 1. Appllane..-Nei, & Used Inning hours- Child C$r5- LOST bright carpet color.- 1$ m lia *11.150* • You _____ are ktibly OPinlonatid Wilt 0 .-. __ and yaw own UdtOSMbStOOtOtftfpJWftiI •sih W4 am ?Ai5u1 aihars ha* I SlOtS diplonia - - 2 is.t.Spm.Idaye. pm 011.11 Ssadi&$UI1$I. _ ) po sat.. S s.m.t. * j UsiIse . a.oa Riding ___________________ ____ . susu. FUEIiITURI sail bi45sim BERIIY'S WORLD - Valium' U RtPAlJt * Drub a. CkIId *12.1155 - *11.4*11 _____________ _____________ s PalNU u4tffesa tsd ants rIght. Do aomsthisg _______ SO TI$N own laoom.. TAiftitu (April ,. S 0• • • pits. d eksasi, ate. hsass yes may test you its bstsg - eb.st.d could., 1 7 Cali that ths PAIN N 442141$ - $U.HSL ii*vt,w ziuse. Ph. 4214424. plaNs. 110 1S'tMSglSWitk4ithUfl lP - to - will mall Pig, AA -May 16, 1966 1W TILSON PAINTING II. PIuIIiy . a ___ ___ 23. PitIi __________________________ WAJITIDi Rilishil 4rl,iv. . sa' is *thsav. N.Y.. II _____ es WiP. Sanford, ____ Ø 11*0th S. . . . .. 1~ - a sit ______ _____ . II 1es,'J*5g tsr isis Chilsa. U IL ran sa is. i 0 . .. . .. _________________________________________ FOUND: Seenn ' s hack Too 1.1,4. £JUIIAL *AYIN ZJi 1.Q Knack Ares. 554.4545. _____ N a. Pu. . . I .- . .A . . . . . . You Can Hit A Real Jackpot! Advertise Your "Don't Wants" I lpsda1 any i.m.mds .( a aa*uiii ast,, Be ,yes - - . . . I .. ... . . . ,T44- --- 1. Liii & ______ gllilsi . . flyGlibraith se"t Slid . S. I I 0 . - 0 . . ,', - - I 1:'l."I".. I W %11111111 . I 11 ,-. 1111116 M sonswo'no ______ i 4 .: 0`* ='_1_.~11-_1'1'1~-._ - I",- . m14 I, .~ I & _ , ,,~ % . , ~ .,. _,!~ I - . . . . 0• . - , nrn V - -- T.. - .5 . 1 I . VI6 HLglabgeua,,. up in 1111M ___ ________ gnaW u11, VSUM (illly be i4is $ ___ . 2 ~ 0 . I-, ,.-i , : -_,_ ~ -r 4;,-~ ",:' 1.." .-," t..0" -.. ;~ 1:.,.~ . !.. - . ~ : I-t 1 . I .V .. _ - I,. ...% f. ", i.. I " %. - - z ______ • II~ to . 7 P . -- : t ~r7. ~ _~ ,._-, : V ,1 ,. ,, ,.. - ~t, 1 *,. P~ !~ W t I .O N .. .V , A" ~~Cr ~ j~C7-;-H:,,--;,." . If I - .,_,,-:_.',t-;. r,,- -I.-1 .-. ':A , ~.,~.,. ~ I'_I 1~,, :,,,_--~._":~"_ ..4.' __`.' I -,. I 1t " f, " ,'" ., . ~._.. . * ,' II:,,,!-I. .--v:% ,. I, .% . I,. . .. C I 3- I , ~I.- .~. .. .,., -~, ,~ w.':~ . . I . - .- . . . _... ,,.- .j . ,~I1. ~.I. . . . . , 1- 0 I .' ,I . . . - . r",~. # .. 1. :_ I , -~ .,~ I ,,~_..- .I .. I I 5I I . . __________________________________________________________________ - I ! % . I 0, •• .. .~. 9 .• All Makes and Models of Cars Can Be Repaired On The FARE PLAN SEE US TODAY STRICKLAND MORRISON, INC. - 30$ 6. FIRST ST. PH. 322.1411 AUTOMATIC 2195 1 SS• UM I ED - 0 �I ~~ f - 1 • P - .,.. •:i'.;. - I ;-. - '' I - -v----- -;17 -•-.----- -: - - :.i• •--------•--. ...1 . ' - - - 3r _____________________ ' !TT - 0~ . -_ - .'--"- ____ ___ - -. ____ _____ ______ _ S - . - 0- _______________ __________ __ • - - • • '1' : I •' ___ ______ _ I 'S _______ _____ - - I _________________________________________________________________ - : VAIM , ! Ift* _;t_ I All ; . I . fr.1 __ WHOWS __________ I I 11 I C ____________________________ . Skid Whl .Lt&J I -1 - t-..L-P. '.,•., I. . !.J' • C 5 LB 39 N •..SO1E ARE ONLYJIJSTIAS GOOD S - 0 - . - - - 0 (9& an • 0- CS 0 WEYDOWE HAVE the povdi. __ TO sun READY -. 1W ompkted Pa... U23S11 Zip ____ __ WEATHER: Wednesday ____ S _ _____ __ _____ _____ -'I S Man's 'No . High Man,' : '. S RAINBOW TROUT ___ • _______________________________ ______________________________________________________ 1.11. lAG 'as 0 '- - .:, %, ~, .. 51 Firm 55 TILIOW $ NIW WHIT! 10. PLORIDA 1OLbL59c __ 1 5 W 6 ,.... Lilly's NAND TOMATO OUR OWN HIARTYSI TEA I mommmmmmmmmmm~ MILK ......... 13.PL, 01. CANS 1'9T 14.01. CANS JUICE .......... 3 LIllY'S IRAND VI ENNA 89c Supports SAUSAGE ..... 2 CANS 49c ASSORTED COLORS KLEENEX BOXES OF TISSUE , 2 200 49c ... JANE PAIKIR DELICIOUS V CORN OIL APPLE PIE tI , Bring your Lover Brolfhers Coupon you received In fhe mail ON week fe see If you ate a winner. . 141. OL S 1. 3.1$. 1.C, GIANT 39 . . 4 S , SWEET BUNS 29c Liquid PR.. C410111011 72c .,,,,. OF JANE PAUII MOWN 'N sun JANE pum •".'. •.. C 37 2. 59tl S Wkb.s4 __ no 37C .......... . 9T. 45c CAN leee.5..e ________ SILVER DUST PRICES IN THIS AD ARE GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY, MAY 22. MODES$ 77c o. lOX •........... ............ 43c1 Pin.cr.sf Shopping C.nfr Hwy. I liquId Ss,pw COLD 2.01. WATER "ALL" DOVE UQUID __ FLOUR MARGARINE as 50Th! 5 17.92, S. - Sanford _ ... IAIY FOOD .. ... 6 6k ....... ,., S lOSPOo• 4-444 Cii, .100I WAX _ 1.21-44 : 1• emsommom "Mi $ l.P5, 4.0,. IsleS, 1-3144 I .,,, - *4j I- t _ W5S - s-*i oe __ JI; ?SSbe 1T1 T 45c 1.3144 ____ fewto VINNAI PSiS .,.,., Cider 1-2144 3-ll.Os. Cm.. ___________ 1.2I-4 1.21-46 o . Lake ________ - SO - S S .. . S S RIVER -. S SATO MAY 21 st SERVING 5:30......9 P.M. Banker Indicted __ _____ _____ ____ _ HWY. 46 AT __________ J 3 Cs Nelea T... PIer Serwe ____ ____ 2 ____ Spodsman's Association's STEAK SUPPER C - "IA Seminole County's Herald Index 16TV -.0'als _________ 79c Tube lii 1- 1 11' 1.3144 __ ______ 79c _____ ________ 11.0,. ., You're Invifed To at S S S Rerun FAAILY ______________________________ ______ ' S * * * TeachersmForwHigh CARTON ____________________________________ jaa ., - S I George Dabbs Heads .,, %"K 1.11. SURF ______ I I * WITH PLEASE I 0 ' Hearing Ordered BAG (LIMIT: i S 'Bobby' Charge 9 CHICKEN OP T141 MA LISNT 4'a.Oz. Cii on~ ef-MW ______________________________ DISH ts5sii DO PFOOD is.oz. 5lS Per esa4s I.I,.s 83 Al,. 1'/,d.b, High Patriotic Meet c.... 73c cs... '" 83c __ ebb ohm C 345. PIG. HI.UCK - 'n STSIITMAWN USIA i.. Extra Special FLO-CANE WI*1O. 1.11, CTN. "GOLDEN 5Ø 14!. keseeu 1Is0Z. 1-Lb. Phi. COOkI Sill PKS. "SUNSHINI' Rlnso .2k W/PeSe Cl.Sh PRS• GIANT NISHLY MIlD CHEESE BREAD SUNSIUNI 0 ' 0 5 - Ocala, p 3sm 32coamosse,31. 3 c P15. FRENCH ROLLS 49c 141 - ic BOXES $I Go OF 12 GROUND WI*Sø 54 14$, D CAKE...... ma 6SC 55 2.LI. PLUM PRESERVES COW" SANITARY KOM . ' S ..... . . "L ANN PAGN DAMSON ANN PAGE "*a" WHbli C.ep.. Sk C..p.. N ITRA STAMPS, NO COUPON NEEDED-JANE MUll USULAR Sin 1*15 (WII k Cups.) (WNs. " spIctal,, ANN PASI ISP _ ____ conflict 'Swinging' Sanford Herald Burns Repeats 87c 4.01. .%_ • S WHITI HOUSI IYAPORATID : RIIN TOMATOES 2To29' CABBAGE ___________ I` - - ' Ca d*ldates ______________________________________________________________________ POTATOES P11511 C SAVE 21. 5 9 _______________ 7 3 SAVE 29c SQUASH 2 Rip. 1. _______ 3.11. NAG ••'•' 29 s 0 % 2 . - __ ____ - PRISM TINNI LETTUCE .. ' • __________________________ . I ; . . - - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII L.r.C4k.b.rg . . . . - - . . .... . . il .r,lt iq 0 • - S 11 •- -. Expires ds eMcmnu is. ai& "a=(()_ Request ioii-. ____ -..- S er - ".4 -*.--U to the tpeopl. for tbe leu=. of ___ MoA*Prfvetebsoodresaonforgoppngpf tsosoimany! ica" "The Nile of Am Cud. 1771 By Paul rison 9WCK Pt 34.OL 1111111111111 "c * ** * aninth--$'ratb- Cease Recowed Rudolph NANO lUCID ...,.......... Johns River -.70 C . _________ e •..........,,.....,. i ..........., St. 90.66; low tonight 70. high day 90. .sks8sIre VOL 58 NO.194 -upi Lon. Wire Established THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1908cut off on the kidnap ltd1 J SANFORD, FLORIDA - Price 5 cents A telephone dl by a rap Dredging of 300,000 cubic re,eggatj of theState Gains Wednesday bringing a flood yards of muck for the San. and Fresh Water Fish Corn. of onUs to Th Herald.) marina project Ii near C C Cs ______ mission requesting that the completion and filling In of the City of Sanford cease dredg. Down-'N.Under Surf Club 13-acre sita will begin Friday. ing operations In Lake Monroe of Sanford will have a car _____ City Manager Warren E. vow has been termed "liar-ta,.. wash Saturday at ib.I's Knowles today said the dr.dg. ment" by City Manager W. Z. 3unoco Sersic. Station, 300 8. Ing work has gone much quick. Knowles who received the Park Menu.. There *111 be By Deena Est R. C. CARLSON at than pect.d. call. -pkk.up and dslivery $ST'WICC• , "I am no man's man but "we've been getting thus Tb. city manager ouUInsd Call 322.9801. (There will be progress of the marina the my own," Robert King 111gb, telephone calls and personal a small charge.) 14 project at a meeting of the I.e. gubernatorial candidate from visits daily from the Gaine Seminole County Chamber of Miami declared to 800 avid and Fresh Water Fish Corn. A st.ak supper down by the Commerce Coffee Club this mission people, In a cotiauriversid.. Tb. Sentinel. Cairn. Ca supporters who jammed the ous program of '. " -,., ~ , J -, morning, harrassmeat ty Sportsman's Association L CIvic Center Wednesday night of the city's operatic, on the Filling will begin at the . will hold a big feed at Its park to meet and hear "the inter, lakefront project," Knowles boulevard on the east side -. S " • on SR 45 at the Wkivs Rim ":' said. rity man" speak. of the jetty. The jetty now a Saturdayfrorn53otoapnt 'All dredging permit condlHigh's talk, which was enbeing leveled and will inbe Procee will toward . thusiastica ll y received, was lions as set forth by the U. a. ll area. the fi cluded in ( national Improvem ents at the Interrupted upon four separ. Corps of Bngine,ns for this park. Then, will be door Rudolph Columbus Carlson, Knowles said the first part ate occasion, for standing operation have been met, are 73, former chairman of the of the fill project will be to prizes. being met and will continue ovations, Longwood City Council for is create an earthen dike around . -: ,,N o man tells me how to to be met," Knowles decla red. I . . I route to Winter the marina site and then to 1 ounty Board years, died to The Seminole ~ o Is, the call received Wellses. run this campaign from in. of Commissioners has been Park Memorial H os p it a 1 pump the fill inside the dike the day afternoon, the caller ap. side the state, outside Is W nesday until the elevation nine and ed night after- suffer. asked to Investiga te the posit. state, or anywhere else. i pear-ed to be reading a pro. attack. FOR. one-half feet. bilities of establishing a gsme lag a heart hav, little money and little pared statement asking that the Funeral services " f will be at However, Knowles said management preserve th e city discontinue dredging organization. When i am Black Hammock area. The 2 P.M. Sunday at Community everything wasn't going so light penetratic, in the ernor, I will political until have no Methodist Church of Cassel. smoothly. tat* would have control of berry wi at of discharge reaches debts to pay off. I will be th Rev. Delmas Cope"Ws have been threatened S such a preserve, tight Inches. able to represent every eec, land, assisted by Rev, E. P. with a stop order by the fish S •S5 Knowles replied that "In lion, every man, woman, and Richards, officiating. Burial and game people," he said. dignity sPSction checks taken today at -. child, with fairness, Tb. St. Johns River Ad. will be in Longwood Ceme. "We're going to have a little visory Committee, of which (c three points indicate that pi. and int.rgrity," he pledged, ry battle on our hands. They Jim Crows Is a member, has Paearers, all can ganquirements are being met as "When a campaign former asked the county if It would members of the city governS are going to try and stop us irate $1 million in campaign we have been Instruct ed," we're not going to stop," 0 be willing to set aside car- ment, uill be A. H. Lormann, heand expenses, the public will end "WO are treating the dis. declared. 0 I tam sections of lakes as fish . up paying th e bill, because, charge at the outfall using on. 1. John Reams, management areas for control-Carl JohnLoinmier, Farina, Buford Helms Dredging out the muck afl(I • -for the spoils system to oji ton of gypsum per acre to en. depositing it into the lake • fa state, there must be fat in pedite settling of the solid type fishing, , and Jim Reiter. S S In Bata3,000 feet from the dredge , • .. ' Born May 1, 1898, the budget. You don't con- suspe nsion materials stifled tribute to Burns' campaign, up by the dredging," Knowles Lyman Greyhound land via, Ill., Mr. Car-lion cams point began 24 days ago, Th. 'INTE(RITY' to work is on a 24-hour basis, was the theme of Miami Mayor explained. porters in the first primary to vote for high s will be selling tickets from there r membe 24 years ago you are assessed. Robert King high's plea to :ioo Seminole Coun. He related that lb. Game next 'tuesday. At left is John Kader, county 'this wee k for a fish fry to be Longwood and was a resident six days a week. "Pubik business should be ty supporters Vednesday evening at Sanford chairman for high anti at right is Robert Pc. held Saturday at the school of 973 South Grant Street. transacted in public and not and Fresh Water Fish Corn. Civic Center. Scott Kelly (inset) urged his sup. mission representatives have tree, high state ndviiury committee. ja lbe bac k room, athletic field beg in ning at 2 During his term of office as SPORTSMEN BEUl?D claimed that fish are being he is credit. LAKEFRONT PROJECT p.m. and continuing until dark. council chairman "The primary piece of leg. killed In the lake. Ily fettle Austin A softball game is planned ed with instigating the city's islatlon that will be advocat. Knowles denied this, saying ..s part of th e family fun. Pin- revolving street paving pro. Officers of th e Seminole ad during my administration that city crews and he per. reeds will go for the new tram, effecting the loan and County Sportsmen's Asiocia. will be * strung Of sonally , have checked th e ak, city's water tion in a requested interview bend uniforms, bond Issue for the interests law and if the legi- daily and find as n uiuns.1 system, bulldig the new cIty with this reporter Wednesday suture won't pass it, I'll go dth of fish. • a,. - ' "h5'o thtn1 h'tilnd ntuIlciil warehouse, d'&rsd 'th. more peep. we In th people. "We hav, city news thd to the more convinced we are building of a second well for to do with bringing these "We must move ahead as a lake 24 hours a day," Knowlis total stat. or not at all, the High-Burns race Is going the water system, putting In. Game and Fresh Water Fish said. to be a neck-and-neck contest to motion plans for the recent- Commission peepte in her, to "The tactics used by Hay. It was revealed that 4 right down to the wire. Some Jy completed aereation and harrus the city on the matter 1,'n Burns in the campaign wecic, one of the stat. ispre. peo pl pressed chlorination f ilities, ac anti the dredging in take." of e have ex lusiss an, without parallel, charact. sentatives threatened to kin g Cr' are being assassinated, an injunction against the ee m, privately, that they bringing a bout expanded S. IL (Jim) Crow., piest. dent of the association, and are afraid High is going to street lighting, ground under the heel of a dredge operatioui, but to tat. He was a veteran of World Howard Hodges, secretary, professional politician, a boss none has been served, War I, a member and tress- declared: Politician. who believes In the V. ,• . . . . Dredging of the muck lit Some Sanford civic clubs urer of Casselberry Commun. "Tb. presence of the Game Iron fist," he stated, the bottom of the lake Is slit. Methodist Church, a High was introduced follow- ad to be finished Friday wirn are expected to join in of. and Fresh Water Fish Cons- OCALA (UPI)-Robert King paas of the Florida press," FORT LAUD R I) A L forts to get a pay raise for year Mason, and member of mission field workers her. in the Miami Mayor's "proven Ing an emotion-packed talk by pumping of landfill material %ot. The herald said. Old Glory American Legion the past few weeks has not high told central-Florida (Ui'i)--Gov. hisydon Burns philosophy Is that of a tad- Scott Kelly who appealed to Into the policemen. marina area sched. High, who covered 10 counto south Florida today, kisi extre miii" Sanford has one police oWe. Post 183, in addition to being been requested or instigated ers today th e Burnt adminla. ties in a two-day automotive flew his former supporters to ac- uled to begin Into Friday. charging that Miami Mayor (ration Is or for every 800 citizens. This an active participant in all by The governor's parting Il%t'ly participate in High's The caller, after re-stating characterized by trip from Miami Tuesday and Iiot'prt King high's cam.*i is below the protection offer. civic affairs and organizations I Iva would liko to make It "the cronyisin system, the po. Wednesday. took Burns to Palirn promisoo w0t,111 lea d to shot was at a severance tax campaign for Florida and In his request several times and i d In such cities as Leesburg, of the city, clear that we are 100 per cent litical spoils system and pout. t as k for refusing to debate a pevvrant-e tax on pine trees. wlskh he said High proposeil IdwiPe the onlear off the name after Knowles insisted that all Sits. St. Augustine and Do- Survivors are his wife, of my family and the 331,000 requirement, are being met, son, Ro. bfhlnfl the creation of the %ith him. 111irtis completed his final to place on pine trees-& val- people who vote(I for me." Lulu Carlson. and a Land. . ended the conversation will% lakefront development project At a breakfast rally he at. In d telev h second primary cAmP ed2i0 liable commo ,dity in the rural pay of Police Chief Ar-n. bert K. Car-lion, both of Long. and hope to se It get as big tended before flying to Or. night, 111gb said he has swing through the rural con- Panhandle. T i ni be r, napial Vincent Roberts, area co-or. hung up. lando, High denied char g es elow that of old Williams 'tried over and over again to servative stronghold of the stores and pulpwood make up 'iinator John chiefs in Cocoa, Ocala, Titus. 50fl, of St. Petersburg; two dale. sever. Keller, 1(1gW. Ret the incumbent to debate Florlda ponhandle with a tele. a Ft. Pierce, sisters, Mrs. Mabel Pezusse, yule, Eau Gahils, consid table part of the Seminole County chairman, S personally went out of once tax on pine trees if elect. l'ecause this is the American vision appearance at Panama area's economy. of Orlando, and Mrs. E. H. Augustine, Leesburg, Palaed governor. High said he way. and Robert Petree, of the Gemini the Area In question thl after. City late Wednesday. Burns said high promised , wouldn't tax pine trecs "be. . tka, Vero Beach and Kisaim. Nelson. of Batavia, and four High state advisory commit. Ilut it's been Impossible to After stumping here today, to pzlss noon for a cursory Inspection cause timber Is the sam verance tax on grandchildren. mee. tee CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) . e as "ct the incumbent to meet Burns was to go to Miami Pine trees if at elected. "But I ________________ Pay for patrolmen Is far be. Niblack Funeral Home is in and find no unusual arnount of crops..6 The United States hopes to with me at any place or time tonight. muddiness except in the im. Gov ussure you this will never of arrangements, low that of most cities In the charge . Ifaydon Burns told vot' lake so it's been unfortunate Vhilu In northwest Flor- happen as lung as tiny Ion mediate area of discharge nor era in the pine-rich panhandle tht 20,000 to 100,000 class. an astronaut on the moon ' u have been unable to Ida. Burns r,'p.'*teil claims Burns is governor and has did we find any unusual Wednesday that AUSTIN Tea. (tJi'l) - 1969 with a two-day space the Miami hear the issues debated," he that U. S. Pinecrest Plans s-n. ftiht'rt Kenthe power to veto." amount of dead fish. We did Mayor would place a sever.; added. % Gordon Frederick says de. nedy of New York sup Burn, also suggested that Tecas' highest criminal ap- spectacular beginning on 51cm. fending five youngsters in the find some signs of the pros. ance tax on Umber if elected. also accused Burns of porting Iligh. ~ lit Iligh was a little sluw in re. peals court ha ordered "with. ariAl Day. once of oil. alleged hazing Incidents is on. To the cheers of "go, Red, becoming "an assassin of e governor also spoke porting campaign expendi- out further deiay' a sanity Space agency officials Wed. Th "Rumor has it that we have go," the red-haired High good character." ly going to coat them "Ave out against the so-called Lures to the secretary of hearing for Jack Ruby, the nesday scheduled the rerun of E. D. Knight will M*j. Sgt. cents." ills legal fee is one been charged with 'trying to pledged to "support the coii• "We have new slanders "N"gro hiloc ,,ti" (hat he condemned killer of presideis. Gemini 9's orbital eztrsva. Mate as required by law. lie be speaker at an Armed For- stir up trouble' for the city. tinuation of the crossatate cent for each cilent. (sal assassin Lee Harvey Us• ganza-featuring a rendezvous from him every day," 111gb elisinis went to high in the aniti no reports of printing e . . at ces Day program Pinecrest This is not true. We are not barge canal" and oppose any i and spacewalk-for May 31. said. first primary, and charged bills for "millions" of cam- wald. concerned with the dredging changes In the method of djs. Each year the Seminole School Friday at 11 am. paign br oc hures similar to of Sergeant Knight Is station. In the lake," Crow e declared. tr ibuting race track revenues. High Future Farmers those used by Kennedy in I America donate ten cents ed at Marine Barracks, San. "However, we are concerned Scott Kelly, %ho introduced New Vork hail showed tip on from each member to the J. ford Naval Air Station. Cdr. sbo'it signs of fish beginning 111gb to the breakfast rally, 111gb'. weekly spending sumF. Williams Memorial Scholar. Leo McDonald, of NAS, will to die in Lake Jessup, which accused Burns of "preaching mary. ship Fund. These scholarships lead the devotional service, w. believe Is being caused by sectionalism" and urged votBut the Governor said. are presented each year to The program will open with sewage affluent flowing from er-s to repudiate the "Burns "High will report them i am: singing of "America" and the Winter Park deserving Future Farmers at the area through type of government In 1"Ior. sure, after the election" the State convention. Not only Pledge of alleglanc to the Howell Creek," Crowe contin. Ida once and for 1 all and 'l'h, Governor toll crowd, does the chapter provide this, flag. Terry Rawls will read ueal. Florida get on as it ihotilti in the panhandle Wednesday : but It also sets up a $25 say- a poem. "A Patroit," and Den. With , an honest man as gus. "There are signs of a build, USMt. th. last six lays of ~ Ings band award for the bay nls Epps wihh tell the meaning up of alga. In the water and er-nor." TAMPA (UP!)- A teachers short of the needed four-fifths campaigning before Tuesday's In the chapter wIth the best of Armed Forces Day, High got his second news- committee to support the vote, it is b.ginning to bloom. voting would be the ntost grades. Andy Creamer was Susan Gallagher, champion bloom of the microscopic plant paper endorsement in as campaign of Miami Mayor The Times reported lb a t truclal, I the winner of this award for speller at Pinecrest, will be takes up the oxygen in the many days today he The Robert King high was form- after the failure to gain the ii, also told lady garment ; the year of 1963-U. presented a pin and certrfi. water anti causes Sanford herald said it would th idditional vote, 23 of the fish e 31 workers in Panama City e • cat.. m, runner-up, Eileen dl.. ed in Tallahassee last Satur- teachers favoring high form. Wednesday endorse the Miami Mayor night that he Installation t for new eldon, will received a Jaycee president Jim Rowe tificate.____ The Herald said It abandon. one vote to gain the endorse- In contributions on the spot. summer at th e request of the muddiness In the upper reach. and other officers w be he . ed its plans in remain neu tr al meat of the Poli ti cal Action George Dabbi, of Altamonte Presiden t. An aide said the as of Weklwa River. June 10 the Civic Center. TANKER CRASHES In the runoff campaign 'be. Committee for Education of Springs, incoming president I'resident Johnson made the don't know what Is causing NAHA, Okinawa (UPI) AT THE PARK ON cause of the smear tactics the l-'lurida Education Associa. of the FE,', was named prcsi' request al it weeks ago when th and we are looking at U. S. Air Force KC133 jet into t.scd by Burns and his resort lion, the Tampa Times rcdent, the report said, while Burns attended a White tanker crashed today on a It," Crowe said. to th e racist issue and the ported t od ay . WEKIVA i Joe Whelpton of Miami, presi- House briefing on the VietArea deaths ........ highway near Kawena Air Crows said his group was character assassination he The newspaper maid the dent of the Dade County Class- flagn war. crewmen engaged I inembers of PACE Voted room Teachers AssGciation. lassified *4a 2A.3A and an Okinawan dylan who bUlly of the U.S. Corp. of 1 The Herald said it decided three times early last Satur- was named treasurer. Engineers cutting a canal to take a A*II was struck by flying partisan poiition i day at a Tallahassee lm)tcl The Times sai(i filth h ad 1 Crossword puss1. ............. i through from the Big Econ. 'principally because of the after both candidates had ap- been notified of the formation TAMPA (UPI) -St. PetersTheir Abby ........... 1 oekhatchee River into Lake • governor's attack on the char. peareil before educators in 8UIPRISE! of the new committee. burg banker and community EditorIal page ....... IA TAMPA (UPI) - Jo. Cac. Jessup to relieve flooding In acter of former Senator Scott I the Florida Eniucatlon As. The newspaper said an f. ileader Harry H. Playford, 65, Entertainment 11 ciatore was jailed in lieu of Orange County. Kelly. ociation building Friday. tical endorsement by Pace was free on $3000 bond today PROCEEDS TO RECREATIONAL Horoecope ................2A $10,025 today after police s top. "This will rake a 'ceupool' "Burns made a grave tacti- night. i expected to come up Friday following his indictment by a IMPROVEMENTS AT THE PARK -1.9 7 him for speeding and of Jeseup, ones on. of cat error when he spread that The yule each time was ltmd La Tallahassee at an ezecu federal grand jury for aUeged j f0`11115d 8W,000 worth of stolen the finest fishing takes in Kelly would sell his support to 9 in favor of High, I e ____ -TV ..,.......-. •.-.. 12 Jewelry In his car. Florida," Crow, concluded. for any price across the front newspaper said, but one vote tion. bank funds. iut p.ragrspl* was 98 BACON 69c pj ou SAUSAGE 49c LU. CAP'II JOHNS - the s'" On Muck I H1t th. floor, Mass. That LB. ALL .000 - F-- his ab.,? Seminole County ration L . - _________________ - *of . *of ...,......,,....,,,,3 9° N*,Y IOWID IN 171* PLAID STAMPS CHUCK 2Y U. re I S IBWATEBRANDS? - BEEF __ • • Ope r CT$17 mountain rnaa is on Skid CIRtsr Cut LI. 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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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 18, 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/f1652de7c99a9fb5d38bdf7d91c3b94f.pdf 79a7c729d50fde320e2ab88380dde238 PDF Text Text a !'OWall Lisa Paf 4* — ,Tuns 9, 1 9 a Alma 5'a*ils Scoo h I Lucrooms n h nThe Red I s For Oceani St. "The $21,000 ;a Def c t *Ws CLO.+ 14 Per*ish ReWealed ~1 on the * * Seminole County Johns River * * * * Nile of America" - $ •f i C I' i — •_ $ • DBA*y WAYFARERS honored Rev. August C. Summer. (left), retiring minister of the I).Bary Presbyterian Church, at final meeting of the season. With Rev. Summers Is Dr. Charles F. Pegram, of Deland, a close friend since their (Middleton Photo) boyhood days. • ) tory of his life. He graduated from Davidson College, N. C., In 1922 and attended Yale Uni* varsity In 1927.28. He married Una Ruth Crauford In 1029 and they have two daughters who have both graduated from the University of Florida. Its served churches in AN. bama and In 1943 went to Harvard Chaplain School. While serving as an Army chaplain, he crossed the Pa. rifle 14 times and retired from service as a lieutenant colonel. He was minister at the Tampa heights Presbyterian Church before returning to the Army, with the rank of ma. Jot, to serve as chaplain from 1930 until 197 after which he came to Deftary to organize the local church. His first service was in All Saints Episcopal parish hail, Enterprise, in March, with 94 persons present, limes, lion was moved to the l)ellary Civic Center where services were held until the new church on East 111gb Banks Road was completed. First s.rvira here took place July 23, 1061. "Rev. Gus," as he Is fondly called in the community, recently became a "senior ciii. Zen" and Is retiring from the Social Security For Schools committee on higher educe . lion was told one of Its main tasks Is to find ways to give state institutions more freedom in spending the money allocated to them. Chairman Sen. John B. Matthews of Jacksonville call. ed the meeting into organiza. tiomil session and both Jack. sonvilie University President Robert it Spiro and State University Chancellor Brow. ard Culpepper presented pro. ptsnls to the gathering. Spiro proposed that state government, pa y oiio•tliiril the .,,t of constructing nrn'l',nir h i lillIllign it FloritIgi's private cnlleg,.a and universities. Jr,, said thi' system of p ri. 'nt. soil pulilli. higher idu. ration in the tlnitcil States is in jeoparily tattoos., many small colleges — such as his — hail financing problems. (ulpcpper saul he hail aev. ir&iI puma for "greater flixi. bility' of SP"flhiiflg freedom by tile umsiversiti,., cml ml I'get. lie said that specific Proposals were being drawn up by the Hoard of fl.'gents mititi would be presented to time committee Sl)OH, • • • . . • • • • • • . • • I 14 I .1 • ' 4 3 ______• 9 Sk - •• -__•- necessary to • ' ol Traff 11C , P cord Se in loll -- - warrior -"- e I Wes ' n Union Office Is Open e -'---' .' - • - • • - ircraft Phased Out - ----- _---- - • - - • • . I • ' , i — - 3 - Herald Index •-----.- inn ' - - .--.'-'--- '- .-,...--.. - .._ I - • •••-• - •• -•-•-.•.-•• :. -• - .- • s u ,. ____ • '-• ' -' '- '- • be I 1903. • I - - ••• • ISANFORD 11LAZA merchants and local bwsine.4:4 leadenti %vere ffuvits of Die In Flames •••• c'- r. Iv'tother And Girl . a - _, ••,•.•••••••• - -••y • Scored By Solon In DeBciry --. . Despotic Control Play Bridge ----,•—...•..--.•-•.. a - :• _____ . ulidinc at 2nI3 Orlando a / • ed in advance of the hurricane Wedni-silmy night, killit it at Dr. Earl Weldon. president to take place this summer. raise costa of school lunches Drive (Hwy. 17.92). In the which spawned severa l torna ieat Ii; ant i injuring •;sisi, the new uWltCr of thu bhopping touter, \'ilIinni Sullivan iuini hletiry of SiC, announced that time 'fistic are presently 13 (irma students at some schools recent past this building does, one of which struck a I)owtl, at a cocktail party Thursday, Shown chattin g during the gather. college will conduct another In the l'laza including Pen' next year to offset risir1g food housed Indoor Raceways, Inc., farm near Marianna. Damage ing ate (at top, front left) lbswti. Ralph ilornu'. itianager of Eckerd'n special zidmissiori conference ney's, Goody's Shoes, Vogue prices, although Supt. R. T. a short-lived slot-car race was estimated at $3,300 but no (%ht's. Ilurta' seated), Sullivan , Keith King, huslmnsi of Mrs. King, manfor parents and interested '.tuDress Shop, Zale's Jewelry, Milwee, a form er member of track. :tgtr iii' Jack and Jean's Ili'atity Sho p ; Mr. and sirs. Bert 'usisli,, ( M dents at Seminole high School one was hurt. I'uldis. Bolt and utto's bar- the state school lunch board. S 'I 'll lug, l{usv (1'een, iet'ahi hit. itt' \'ogue) Mrs. K (! I l'ntsle is m:mn:mgt'l' of , auditorium mime 20, at S m, , The storm dumped up to hershop, Jack anti Jean's warned that this would serve Adults who are interested in vei'tlsing stall, tutu Sullivan. At Ixittumni is i'atrk'k Dowal, son of Henry Remember the feature we eight Inches of rain on South beauty shop, First Federal it, cut participation by eta. ni ht school classes also are published about "how to catch1 Florida and fruit growers In Dowd, talking to \i t'. and ,\l t's. Robert Alexander, of The Sanforul Herald branch chive, Kula - Clean : dents, W.tSIUNGTON (UPI) — invited to attend. Questions (h (herald Photos) au alligator" Here's another, Miami estimated losses at advertising department. Super Shoe Repair, Florida Co,mgrcssmau Robert laundry, want as many of th e from the Ontario Lands and $1 50 000 Damage was expect. Sikes told the House the fed- concerning regisnatioui. actl'aint Fair, Eckerd's and time students to eat In the lunch. Forest Department: How to ed mission. scheduling, ttpst'. and to be in the millions on crai government is setting the U. S. thank of Seminole . room as possible. For some of catch a porcupine. It is best bo th coasts from wind and 'iIi'spoIis' control smf all phases of the college will stauc for them It is the only nutrition. to wait until the porcupine Is tides. swcred. the nation's school systems."I be aa ally balanced meal they get Ili the open. Then, watching A Miami youth, Raymond lie blamed it on federal enm all (lay," he declared. • for his slapping tail, rush in quickly and pop a large wash- Willis, 16, was electrocuted forcentent of school desegre. School lunchrooms in Semi. over waiter," the National hlur- gallon guidelines, note County operate independ. tub over him. Thus you have downed power line; John Mid. "There is no way 'to avoid catty of the county school something to sit on while you dleton, 6?, died of a heart at. this," be said "It is a re--' W,Sh1lNGTON (UI'!) — budget, paying costa of food, plan your next move, tack while evacuating his train front Independence upon Western Union telegraphers labor, utilities and supplies home on St. Petersburg's federal funds for school ape' I JACKSON V ILLE (Ullli ' "Wi- isliviiy have had Ii spearhead the formation of i were back at work today with out of receipts from students, A mother sn't her ywinT i 54-tumult' ('i,iumty is on the C. J. Metzler, IS, of 810 East Treasure island, and the body ratiuu:' In some counties portions of the hiighiwuys a cotmnty.wiiie samf.'ty council Fourth Street. would like to of Mrs, Irene Winters, S.S. of lie said the visIt nights daughter died citric toilay way to hating a recon'i-brcuk- di'atlsa on pr,ibIt'ruia, a new two-year contract pro- the lunchroom costs, such as through Ajinit of this y&-:,r. hi-it' to study traffic thank the woman who aided St. Petersburg was found un guidelines ssere drafted by when fire destroyed thair tat,. jag yeast in tras(fit- itenthis. wage soil Imcnt-rut labor, utilities and or sup. I driver education viuling This was the w aiming of hltghi'st tmunmii,-r of fatali t u. expansion him the other day when, he der the Sunshine Skyway the U. S. Office of Education story house near Guuodhy's r'.0-r traffic creases ascraging lb pe r cent plies are subsidized by the Floni1an 1 o recoil was in 19,3 when programs to ui je t ty says, he was in shock after Bridge. 11cr husband was as a stipulation for withhold. Lake, just north (if lucre. htawthmonmmc, in each year, county school budget, In order The victims were (atlicrine liighwau P a trol truiupt'r, who 2:1 ruruins thu-it in Seminole a-hools for '.tolitt,,, being involved in that "bacon missing alter their small boat hag federal funds on grounds 'Ike 2004)1) mendiers of the to keep lunch prices within and egg" auto accident at apparently struck a bridge oh distnimiuiati,,n unit'ss Ihu' l,as(f, -$7, soul S autni" S..tff. ,piih.' Ii ti'' 'ititirii 5r,iii,i,ih,' I iiiiIit, .' htui'.il hunt,' sa,iil, lb. ,-uts,t as saas'q if acU,puu,iiui'ii itt i'it'L'r5)'hi''m'4 In' reason, particularly for uiii. 1 _ 1th and French. lie said the span. •II ' It'' I tit.' Ji. ii' '. '1,1,-ti! siie'',i Iii gui-at Ji''''-,. conditions are nut. t - it: stems- tailsil hat, k to aulva,utasgs'.l children amid those -------------- ----woman assisted hint but got -iiitjiis, ,iruitls-ui 'iris ing, tail. a ''ml, at $ 31) 11.111. i EDT) from large famil ies. away before he learned her a to t, have iu'li it.' thursday after negotiators It will now be necessary Identity. trot anti failure tit yield. tlu,' tanise signed tile contract, ending for the board to "scrap. up" S C S "lluimute,u ci muir is I , Ilitiotir, uiattj,,mt'.iiI" Musk". the $21,001) due to food vend. Richard C. Parker, director s,'jtt at bitt, no su((ui,' wits ,u, front resuslri'pa which are of the International ImproveI it ill)- '.,-)ul.i situ r.iau,t line I lovit for bu.,iiol-44 toldliN, after normally already seriously metaL Fund, was asked why ar.1.6 only siv,iwnt ftir t~%o pur at tan-slimy Iiiit,lu.iu. I y ib"pI"teil at this time of year. '(lit ill (5(11 ti*tt'gi'iy,' tuc' not. no complaints are received l'sn ,'sra of Sa nford naval I The ASt t'iiIante fir.t (ruin Attack to reconnabsance ability. Time sl.o a of the A-:il1 the Clu't-ks'rtails lu,u'.t' been '- -..----about tlreulglflg muddying ane trjn'.mtuisnin. to the ItA-.5t history came to an challenged the Skywarrior an 11w sing no longer n-cds-ui the hietanme nuuiabt'r-ul aviation water when the U.S. Corps of "1 's'rt sit; ty -s of pi-sil.' Alt hutuuugh the 5k'. w ;'t- ru,r hum ,iuii' simiIu a iii still uIus';:, when the last end this week I1 the wing lit 196 I - By .1 anuarc uhs-iwntla tabi' A 3)1 Jun-rail a. Engineers dig out time -bait• i - tins,- mist or the lics-iiht'lII 4," the h,ist tattle sumib,amul for I'll II - still flit liii' ni-I all the way from Jackson- fht't't operational h(ecunnai% 1962 the Vigil.mnt,' bevuimu" an uti,ut'k l'tiium?;i'r its't-s'ilut sit run VUh 3I1 operational and hit' gain to Ibis' tint i(A-C in 1%:; gate as ;.rrior Iii l.slt' I)s1 till- V .i - it still ti.i an imulportunt r',k' ii ama (haiti,' di-,'huu t i-il, sance Attack Wing One Monroe, which yule to Lake time list else'.'. here to tilt- Navy. Tosia l't-rauiniilmty ti-nita include they do regularly. He replied Skywarriors was transferred share duties with the 53U the wing the promise at .a dual II ('hccktriaibs made I thoso who are oven. has. the Skywarntor is sery muchpersons tkpto} mutt-nt with Sanford 11 . lucas" from VA1I' mission, The VaVgilante The wing received its first : that "this is necessary" to ! it the heart of the heavy at. by aggressive, egotistical, "I A-ill's wit-n they be s most sailed i'd to 5C in 1963 and since then the world ' The Skywarnior, largest car. RA keep the channel open for suphi.ticuttu'iI reconnaissance the Metlilrr.anc;mn aboard the tjik ),tislllu' 4 5 providing the easily uhistraictesl, uuitalu-mant, navigation and muddying the ncr based Jet aircraft in the it has cotnpit'tehy replaced the long ninr punch to our ma- ,u,srr'uw-utuirmuh-tI, t,'m,u uiernn'- ntai, A.M. : a.athcning aircraft, and it of- I '; I'oi.- st..t water or killing of fish "can't world, began its history at till and the carrier .tmikung fort' i .usiuuti.unu:shly inuupuatmur" 'unit • 'sub' returns in April S nce their (creni a backup bonibing cupenimphasas change in a as With a be helped." Surely dredging Sanford in 19.56 when it .simrkhonie Skywarriun 4 ihe ii,' any ag'-.' VAIIO, VAII.l I . J. can for the marina in Lake Mon. introduced into alass taut ihruiuglmniat the Navy no re. 41111y attitudes wing squadron was the first more I stir up any roe couldn't as a tanker, an electronic anti Ipert for other drivers or the to receive the A-30, but mud than dredging over a 150 phi,tiugriihiu reconnaIssance atl,,'r v,'hit-l.'a is noted. Ninny Tigers were home based at mile stretch. .ini a heavy att,sck r lit'- "' jis'i.ple have a lack ,.ircr:ttt Jacksonville and had not yet • • I 'iii tar (if knmius bilge. They iirin't know moved to Sanford. to difficult Among things 'rim.- dirt-raft which left S-tn' bow to drive, tbe' don't know at Sanford Since its arrival conic by and buy In Central rl fire to San Dtcgo, Ca lif . _ th laws anti oft-n they aim. ford the Skyw- arrior has played an Florida: A canary hen! a here they are In iiniirrgts i ply lark skill in itniving that important role in America's nsi'rhaiil and ri- pair . Uptius will maul,' them to hue able peace keeping missions of Or fl.'i,'.s.lry is, utnuphi react intelligently and pre. throughout the world. Sanford '.timrk the aarcr,i(t will hi' vent ant accident," Hawthorne Skywarriors were on Bridge -. - - -fleet is 'ago' I to i,a'nuitituti,it (lCd' Ii ret! 4k the scene during the Suez ('hunch directory ' The c- ire, he said Is three crisis of 1936. the Lebanon Church news train S.inf'irit RV.Ul 1. the Es -. education, enforcement 10.11 the 19.58, and emergency of ads Classified tog ,iiu.iilrnfl, ha's (use TA-311s .tmiui enginscninat. This Ira lusk's Comics ----------------2.k-3A Cuban quarantine of 1962. which are training versions 'lii ,cl5 dk un a, traffic •s,-bo,,,I,, 2A-3A The twin - jet Skywarrior, ('rosswonut puzzles hm 5k) starrutur used to Ic.. tar violators, rc,'samrniiuittii,mt S built by Douglas Aircraft ._. ------nasigjul)rS. 1)ar Alhiy .'ruuct uttuient of Insets I.cnioiiita!hy. selecEditorial page ..,.------ IA Company. was designed to tive en(i,rt-s'ment at trouble long. proilide the fleet with a Entertainment is mt. visi r carrier. all weather. range, 2A'3A Horoscope - ------tIENN.t (Li'!) — Continua' ports, better engineering, UnSociety .......................9 based attack capability with il nuclear and conventional l Chinese Premier Chou En-1 iform signs and signals na Sanford Skywarriors its last both OF TilE — Pictured above on de. ............ 4.5 _ 1.AST Sports Jai will '.tmtt Rumania this tionwitie, more uniformity of low or high ha-s at weapons and from Sanford is A-313Skywart'ior, which kit fleet ;uit'ynieiit the 10 ------------------Iv operational status at Sanford Naval Air Station, mouth. (Navy Photo) i laws in all the states. ,Tablehopping ------------ - 7 , altitudes. Nine 'Tables in • • at an early age. Is using on. farmyard to raise 40 chickens, STUDENT DIF.S GAtNESVILLE (UPI) — 30 ducks and Charlie, a six. Alexander R. Van Derstegen, week-old fox. a 21 -year-old University of Florida student from Winter Geronlmo, noted Apache park, died from injuries re- Indian chief, was baptized in celved in a motorcycle acci' the Dutch Reformed Church dent. . • last - • . - INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) —The James Maxwells of Tor. Actor's Name WASHINGTON (UPI) —. rance, Calif., had little doubt today of their lucky number. It happens in the best of six. Rise. '• gave birth to Luci Johnson was introdue. Richard a baby girt Monday—the sixth lag broadway star Kiley to some White house day of the sixth month of 1966. at 6:06 a. m. The bsby weigh' guests when she bobbled his ed 6 pounds, 6 ounces. name. • . • ._ •• • • Lucky Sixes • • • LucI presented KI.Lee as Richard Kee-Lee. Mixture Comedian Bill Dana, an. SHREWSBURY, England other guest, saId Miley step. (UPI) — Cob Bright, a farm. p.4 up and said, "thank you, sr who believes you can teach anything by starting lessons Miss Jensen." • .. • • Luci Bobbles • , • ) The Sanford office will be 1. 1"acclmin; third, Charles located at 1300 East Second Uaglia and William Lutz; Street. Office hours will be fourth, Mrs. Elsa Unkles and from 5:30 a. m. to 4 p. rn. Mrs. Clyde Harris. Monday through Friday. ' ' i COUntY. • ' • . Hall. Miss Ethel Social district manager of tileRecreation Johnson directed play. Security Administration, an. Winners wore, N.S. first, ouneed today the opening of a fuIl.time contact station in Mrs. David Singer and Mrs. Myron Accardi; second, Don Sanford. Due to Sanford's growth and *taeNsughton and Norman the Increased need for our icr. Meyer; third, Phil flefterarti vices, we have decided to open and Ruth Hiatt; fourth, a tie, a full - time facility here, Cot. Mrs. Frank Austin and Mrs. onel Patton stated. This con. Null Cor,lell with Dr. It. It. tact station will begin operat. lioseborough and Oscar BarIng on a five-day per week nett; F.W. first, Mrs. Flo Bennett basis on Monday. The offices and Jim Sawyer; second, Ira. Seminole all serve of will __________ .'i'e,.'y Murphy anti .,ir. A. • l ., 0Ks Office Here • • :: • 30 I)iitary I)i, i'limate lirimige ('lul, had nine (ambles in play lit this week's Tucday after. noon ganies in the Firemen's Byron R. Patton, Orlando , Oviners Out ine Planning - i More Freedom Rev. Summers presented Plaza Expansion Pictured • • special guests as was Dr. Charles F. Pegram, of Di. Land, a close Mend of Rev. Summers since their boyhood id days. Masonic birthdays for tIC. month of June were the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ognized with 20 members The tegisletivt, Council's an Interesting account on his- ______-------- 6 Added 10 School Fa cult!yf rg I The Deflary Wayfarer,, a active ministry. However, It Masonic member organlu Is said 11 he Lint found at lion, h000red Rev. Augustus home, be will be at any one of C. Summon, who Is retiring tour hospitals in the area visit' as minister of the Deflary lag the sick or at a meeting of Presbyterian Church, at Their one of the many organization, final meeting of the curren t In which he is an active znem• season at the Deflary Civic bet. Center. Wives of the members were relying gifts. upi Le Sanford Wayfarers Honor S . Retiring Pastor B Sauford.Senalnele Jaycee,, SAVANNAH, Ga. (UPI) —, TOPEKA. Kan. (UP!) 1b 0 1 hr rb rr top club in the state, will Tropical storm Alma, which Rescue workers searched this ' bold Installation ceremonies killed at least 14 persons and tornado-struck city for the Phase 322.2$11 zip CW6 $2771 damage missing today. Federal help for their new officers at the wrecked millions in WEATHER: Thursday 87.71, rain .31 inch: weekend: Warm and showers. Civic Center at S P.M. to. when It lashed Florida and was promised to rebuild the By Dottie A ustin hundreds of homes and bust. VOL. 58 NO. 210 eight, with Stat. President Seminole Co unty school ased Wire ______ — — Established 1908 — FRIDAY. JUNE tO. 1916.— SANFORD, FLORIDA — Price cents Cuba as a hurricane, pushed latisCi snis,hed into what re- _________ -----.----- ---------•.---------lunchrooms wound up the year David Byars doing the hoe. toward today ross Georgia sembled an atomic aftermath. ore. Out-going P rca 14. at ac "I" the red" to the tune of the revitalizing waters of the At least 15 persons were Frank Finch will fit, the new $21,000, it was revealed Thurs. Atlantic Ocean. known dead and between 20 day at a meeting of the Hoard president James Row,, and Boasting peak winds of 4060 and 30 persona stilt were re other Jaycees at a pie-ban. of Public Instruction. was ex- ported missing today. quit party at the Trophy miles per hour, Alma )Ira. Charlotte Whitmore, pected to reach the sea near The twister, which bolted Lounge at 6:30 p.m. county lunchroom supervisor,: Charleston, S. C., late this at over a legendary tornado. • • told the school board that U. ternoon and continue moving proof hill southwest of the nal reports just received show A full page feature story to the northeast. city Wednesd ay night, injur. about half of the schools In the current issue of the , .. An Increase in intensity Is ed more than 400 and left up with deficits rangACL News is devoted to the likely likely once the storm is back in its wake an estimated $100 .. . . from several hundred dot. late Luther S. Harkey, of when he stepped on a million damage. Sanford, * Coast Line engi. ricane Center lan up to an "astounding in Miami warn M:myor Charles W ight i ht call. neer, who founded the Rail. $7,500 indebtedness at Crooms cd the damage figure "conS High School. road Evangelistic Association ed. I .-." • • ..-.'7 located about 60 iervative.' Alma was 25 years ago. Other schools which finish.(.. miles west of Savannah and President Johnson (etc. • • ed 'in the black" had a corn. .'. moving northeast to east phoned Wri ght. saying h . ',.• " bined total of over $4,000 in Myrtle Harris, Carmen Ad. northeast at 14 mph. had ordered government off I. and expan. surplus funds. riatico, Joseph Dinda and I mprovements . Alma threw its heaviest vials to "bring every aspect George Bradshaw will repreIn a lengthy discussion of , :ç of federal assistance to bear" sion are being studied for Six new faculty members sent Seminole County at the punch. 100 mph winds, at the to help the victims, by the new own. the cause of failure of sons. Sanford Plaza for Seminole Junior College a Panhandle Thursday state 4.11 Club Congress June Florid Sullivan and schools to meet expense,, Mrs. ers, William Damage at the Vasimburn were approted b the Board • to a was downgraded and then . 13.16 at the University of Henry Bond, of Miami and Whitmore and Roger Harris, of Public Instruction 'ihura '•. , tropical storm as it winds University tampus ul',,ie Florida. 'ork, trustees for a county auditor. tout the board , New estiattatrd t brttven $1 si:4 day on recommendation of the . diminished over land. • • . group of investors who pur. the losses could be attributed millio. Junior College A iiv I s a r Y .. . It barreled Into land near i Four teachers will conduct •"' chased the shopping center to several factors. 'amshburn Dean A. J. En' Board. town of Apalachicola, Fla., Aptil S. Cost of daily lunches at the summer recreation pro. but inflicted its worst damage gt'lbt'rt tailed it the "first i They includc Jay Bergman, gram at Pineerest School on Cedar Key, tO history group is Crooma is 30 ce nts In contrast '( tin' counl.ecshur high School baa. saul the Sullivan a fishing vil- time Mondays through Fridays ' taiir.g ii: '- a couple" of to 85.40 cents at other seeInge just below Apalachicola. try that a sihuol of (uk size kethaU coach anti former Lake from 8:30 to 11:30 am. Slus. But winds and backlash fides mIS been demolished.' ' Sumter Junior i't'llcgu teach. I cafeteria chain, and movie ondary schools in the county ic, art, outdoor games and caused millions of dollars In . houses about space In the and among the other schools, has a n inroll. er, as history professor anal sports, and contests will high. damages along both coasts of ment of between 4.000 and assistant basketball coach. shopping center and is also also in the red, costs range Richard l)etwiler. of New • i',.UO() but th students were "thinking about" the possibil. as low as 20 cents. p light the program. Florida. S S Towering tides swept into dismissed for the summer a Port Richey I l igh School, whoi Ity of adding some professionVolume of students who days ago. will teach earth science; Marat offices, participate in the school lunch Our Johnny Cameron may Cedar Key behind the storm, few Burnett's Mound, it 250:font June Schislcr, of Boone high . be right He says, 'We didn't smashing a new gift shop and "We are del i ghted to be in program also is a factor sinee seem to have so many violent splintering small fishing craft bill just southwest of the School, who will teach bust. Sanford and look forward to it costs more to feed fewer city, wits suppose to have fill. ness education; Alicia Schnmidt storms before 'they' started a king and friendly association students. Another contributing "That gift shop was Just (lct,ii or dissipntt',i a tar. of Lyman high St-hoot. who shooting all that hardware with the community." Sulli- factor, Mrs. Whitmore said, splintered up," said city cnun. naclu hi-fun' rtau-lmiiig this will teach I:nlish; up Into the heaven,." .mn told owners and manag' is the recent cut in commodi. cilman Leon Grover. 'There S Thomas Tipton. of F'iirruni S state vai,jtal of L.'lI,l,OtP. Tim,' ers of the present stores in ties supplied by the federat was fishing tack!e and souvcn• It-genii now lies 'l,-m.'lishv,l Junior College. Farrum. Va., the Plaza who gathered, along government under the our. Rumor has it that another irs floating down the street. ." sling with attn-h '.r i"i','kat, economics ti-aelier, and lion. with local business le ders plus foods program which was teen-age night club is in the Grover said "at least thu. twister litit Ie,I till- liii! aid C. Whi-Ithel, University of and Chamber of Commerce sharply curtailed during the offing for Sanford. Reports fishing boats were busted tip" • ' and cut am 'I hag no intl haiti (.tii ut' South Fl o rida i' % Cli in ci as si's, officials at a cocktail party at past school year, making It . Indicate a New Jersey or- lie said he was standing in wile, C,'iutibt' luin-,, di,t rut- whim will tm-at-it math, . the Trophy Lounge Thursday, necessary to purchase foods ganizatlon known as Teen four Inches of water In city ti'.. , . . Mrs. I.ois Ltnkscr, of ('.*sp:tth fruit, the io,uth.ccomnpanynIg i)owil was formerly received free. Clubs International, Inc., has hall. city north- sehtwrry, was appoin t e d se e . his son, Patrick, a sophomore had a spokesman in town in. "The increased market costa Waves washed out the is. w,-t (orlor of .,-astwanal. Thethe •ltvnstati,in ri-tiny (or the hitassimess office. Dane, who will as- of food naturally, Particul arly t vestigating the possibility of land's only connection with thit' • 1,-ft an i'stiaatamtt-ii I,ii0 home4a Ilar%t'y C llroaaw ;my. of -. slat has father in setting tip an I me*ta,whieb has affected the starting another such club, mainland, highway 27, and at • I, ,•,, danmi,g.-ul or destroyed Sanford, pre.entiv timainteti "international" gilt slump to public consumer, has affected Two previous efforts by local least IS houses lost pants of horaics and ,1) businesses anve supervisor of Stetson be titled with (;rock anti s,-h,iol lunch costs,' folks have failed. Site for the their roofs in the wind. The T't;ehai stiirptt '.':us ,,, I Uniscraity, has sut-uptesi it Sweilish items and a sra'.cl Whittunra said. ' new club is rumored to hi the Hundreds of residents anti of l tornadoes which.. lash,'d similar poitinn at Semino!e ' 1bnnking agency. Opening , , School board officials agreed $ old flood Tractor Company vacationers had been evacuat this Kaiimss' rfOtf i. u.i.,Itly I junior i:'nlIep tile two new shops is expected that it will •• •••• • • • • • • • • • •• • •• •. • •• ' -' I " , '' • . I • •' S ,ITtf �______ ___ _____________ .. i t. . 1 I .~~- - ., - - - ______ - - --_ 7 .. , _I. I ~_ . 1 ~. 1 .. . II . . -. - - .1 :~ . . .. I i . . I , . 1 ,I - ,I II .. .- Bapt*5ts '. ,. I4 Life's Deiios Dedicate _i __ decisi 1. Unnecessary. -UIJ& _&L lsdselsIe Is in TSiHty on It Is always Us. making life's decisions at. that we Mae a 4iC15ioU when wifi if. we decide sot to decide. No fact no but for the moment rio.sihts Calleeupi 1 While others oth aan more lasting the efty ' OW eoneeqnentlat This , 5w... the alterna tives placed tin bide'. hiss. A failure to "a 1fla.trst., by the t, s oil., will which read: ?le yen?rat•PN r eirsfully, ysni be SV$ i$PSSIty ' de(ldi ft sad ha,e bbe pnpstuafly the next ft,, nlassltp ltf.'.e hsppings ad the feiice. "Site," 'ebsac," "lick." At times we Ignore 511. Rawsr.v, we ..* ciu leek "hour .1 decisles" when ft bs and we whet, semi Is. tomes to hoping that If as CM" as aids brought a wait long enough we may to ear pse.s,, sfteatM,. It avoid making 11 is atus that some fatten sad we watt long issugh the lagredjents may at the time events of life will asks the be unaceoszne4 feu, life at decision of life for sat times us.,. difficult sail on. Al we isv. said befete h of Chow e diffilcultIes we fees in - I - 10051ng I masagoabi, sad ftin we an this a.t.m., *An are bat when Disposition MINISTERS present for dedication services of new two Xaatemin this world.hof decision, are the meet ua upon reachini the .t 4 .-. -. ion In th, world todsy Ii OC• ession.d by the division in thITiliiiousworld.Vsoally _, Forest - • I • : • • , , / ! ' • I I I " • ____ . .. i : I t5. __ . I ~ ,I 1 . I J$ in the Understanding of Go everyday man of the street, .j ~,t ducted. At the urns time, Church School will be held . . , * • litn 4 ",O. * 4.-., 1 , ,I ~ . . .,. , ,. I I ,., , lb. ed. • saving sous, edifyi ng believer. charity to those vicational building for children In need, is and to all ow the events . three years old through fourth grade. Nursery also will of life to us before the ::of Christ un. Cru. provided In the educational Mrs. Ri chard 'i I led a • it The other members honored were Betsy Rugenatein and Linda Wilber, who are graduated from sixth grade to junior high. All were cogratdated on taking these "step. ping stones In education, a big step in life." Refreshments of P cookies and dips were sorvo& Those present were Mrs. Mary Anderson, organist, Thelma Brewer, Lena (flea. Methodist Church tion, who present" the pro. New officers see Mrs. eparod. Christ said, MI Woman a ioclpty building. of Chris- gram on the role of women Richard Now Members will s re that is not with me Is against lion Service officers were In. in Methodism Breeze, president; and served s. coived into the church th is me. Confess Christ we must, stalled recently following a installing officer. Mrs. J. 0. Marr, vice presi. For we are told by the apostle covered dish Sunday. Rev. Wayne dinner at the I t hi RoberttBennett, Smith's sermon topic is on. Paul in his epistl, to the church when special guests son, Kay Sauman. Ubby and trelisurer, anti titled 'Consider Your Ways." Philippians: 'That at the were husbands of the tuemMrs. Henry Jo. Sinath.rs, Bart Pllch,r, Skinner, secretary. Iced tea will be served In name of Jesus every knee hers and Mrs. John Wall, of VCS Tom Benson, Betsy and her Secretaries of the various parents, Phyllis and Bob Ruhonor of the new member, should bow, of things In heav. Maitland, Conference Seer,. en, and things in earth, and tary of Membership Cultiva. Tn win the servic, d eparI men t are Mrs. Roger genstelo, Maggy and her I I aw M Second quarterly meting of things under th. earth; And Harris, campus ministry;mother, Os, C Doris Baker, Keith. th at every tongue should con. the congregation will he raig. Ky. and their Mrs. Lam ar By Prances Wetter fuss that Jess Christ Is Lord, Westminster A ''o B. Williams, parents, Ettle Jane and Rich. '. pm. 0. MA wesimlnsrer Vacation Church School christian social relations; U4 zoCo. to theIn glory God the )'a. members received into the timer," otherofwo starts Monday In Lake Mary Mrs. Robert Osborne, messrds, Get off church since February ,will be bership cultivation; Mrs. VCS of the fencel" With an open at the Community Presbyter. Violet Beckhorn, missionary Introduced at this time. for heart, an open Bible and $ sin. Elder At Meeting Vacation Church School il Ian Church from 9 BY Jane Caaselberry 11.30 education and service; Mr.. ,, liF eere desire to knew and do Vacation der George Petty, assist 111141 Church School will L m. for aft children ages Russell Gill, program God's will, you will find the be held at Westminster pr,, four and live and grades one Lake mat.. ant pastor if the Mrs. James Leonard, Seventh Day Adventist open door. May God help you byterian Church on SR te at th rough nine. educational building froin m spiritual lit, cultivation; Mrs. to find and enter It - todsyl Howell Park I Casselbetry be In charg, of The theme this year will be Robert •'1' Bennett, supply work, worship services this Salsedsy J1 p347 ay, next wee,,.. Th. Church. to-director. are through' Mrs. Gary Pain ter, cha ir. nd Saturday, June11, while aL • , mOfl Registration Theme for this year is Mrs. Tom } made IA and Mis. ,, iviCau,OuI$i man of local church activities. James Hamrick. pastor, 'Die Church." Monday. Closing program 4o A. F. Stivens. Circle Chairmen are Mrs. attends the general conference Co-directors for the school Teachers are Mrs. Grace 11111 time school will be at 7 pm. Rap. and Mr.. Gordon In nroIt, *10. will be Mrs. Fred Irueha Jenkins, Mrs. Claudia iftythe, Have Program Friday.____________ Meyer. and Mrs. Lucas Crib. Mrs. Barbara Hickson, Mrs. fly Mrs. ihichis Barns Heading the various depart. Shirley Smith, Mrs. Irene is Tb. nominating committee Seniors Honored composed of Mrs. Richard 1W UI.0 nath A program as Xveglides ments will be Mrs. Carl Shop. Campbell, Mrs. Maxine HopEMOV ease" 946. Senlo -s lradu.atiag with this National Park highlIghted the herd, kindergarten Silvers. Mrs. Otis Taylor, and '' superhi. kin.. Mrs. Kay Ssssman, Mrs. %tr, Edna year's class from Lyman High June meeting Murray. Moth- tendent; Mrs. Vera Rodgers, Fern Benedict, Mrs. Phyllis1 sees. sasesiep School honored Sunday by the slut Mci's Club of Bat-nett primary superintendent; The representative to the e.,.sda C5SIs$ss bi Mrs. Rugenstein, and Rev. A. F Uniteti Church Women Is Westminster P to a by ti r• Memorial Methodist Ch urch in Alan Tula, Junior auperinten. Stevens. Mrs. Alvera Kelly. In Church of Cauelberry in. Snterprls.. dent; Rev. Lucas Grile, rec- General helpers wi ll s.e..4 Class Pos tage rsii chided Michael Lucas, Care. Guest speaker was Jim r,atlon director, and Mr.. U. Dosaldeon, Mrs. L. be Mrs. 45 91061011111, lyn Rodgers, asd David Stout. Peiile,, who worked as a ii. Frank Steudie, snack chair, era, Mrs. U. Miller,Smath. Mrs. The Cherokee Rose seen at Ra$ea w, c.. Rich was presented with a Iurslist at time park before man. Carol Kolar, Mrs. Doris Onrey Florida Cypress Gardens was rings gilt from the church, coming to Enterprise. wook .2111 All children are welcome, and Miss Pat Omev. Tese 13M originally native to China. em n ary e at To Have ____________ unt Forest r Mrs. Richard Keogh and (am. ily, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ru. genstein and family. Mr. and Mr.. Ben Jenkins and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson and family, Mr.. Jean Brook. lyn and family, Mr.. Doris Omey and family. Mrs. Na. thalie Schnitzler and family, Rev, and Mr.. A. F. Stevens leg,. , 14 visit their folks during next summer's vacation. Those attending the picnic were Commander and Mrs. Unger and family, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gleason, Mr. and The guests voiced unanimember of the Senior High graduating class, was present. mous appreciation and ex. ed with a book to add to bar pressed the desire for having collection While going to col- a repeat in the future. ~!L: - To success in their new location. The lingers' two ions, liar. old and Ralph, will not leave with their parents as they plan to attend college here in the fall. They do expect to go merman, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smothers, and Col. and Mrs. byterlon Church choir. Utility Baker, who is a Sandusky, A MONG OFFICERS of the Grace Methodist Church Woman'. Society of Christian Service recently installed are (left to right) M Airs. ItR. J. Gill, chairman of program niutoriuhi; Mrs. J. 0. Maur, vice president; Mrs. It. L. Breeze, president; Mrs. Henry Skinner, secretary, and Mrs. G. A. Painter, chairman of local church activities. (Herald Photo) ci filM truth church iw , 'and Church Fete and Mr.. Richard Keogh in Mrs. Claire Evans, Mrs. Ma- I f, "4 -r.' ,m.J Lake Mary for the purpose of bel Brown, Mrs. LuVora liar. honoring some of the mem. rison, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zim- .: : • 0. 1 • • • reeman Sunland Baptist Honors Two Graduates Sunland Baptist Church hon. ored two of Its members dur ing morn ing worship serv ices last Sund ay who also were members of the 1965 Seminole High School Graduating Class. Bibles were presented to Glands Fay and Linda Kay Allen, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Allen, by Rev. CL Elliott Hodges. pastor. In the brief presentation ceremony, Rev. Hodges stated, "Sin will keep you from this book, but this book will keep •• • 1 ••• I a 6.1 I " Toot ulcers may indicate the presence of diabetes, ac. cording to the Florida Podiatry Association. dren, Brenda and Darrell (top photo) who will be moving this month to Frostproof, Morgan has been ay leader at the church and Mrs. Mor. gan has been financial secretary and an active member of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. A farewell coffee was held last Sunday afternoon at the church honoring Rev, and Mrs. Robert McBride (lower photo) who have moved to Cocoa. He will serve Port St. John Metho. hit church during the summer before beginning further study at the University of Florida whire he also will serve as guidance and student coun. selor. (Herald Photos) .&_ • ' It I It i .0 __1,A-i1_.--1 .0 1: ;) ,...p .e ".%W410001100410-V--~.,# , ly ^~ I --" .. ~ . . __ . -i%,,`,:'~ ,V,~_.&.v-~~,_ *% ' 1~ I—& ~ - T .:~..., By Donna Estee preparation day parade : morning through Cassel. ry, Longwood, and North ando kicked off a two. P it Vacation Bible School the First Baptist Church Longwood. Weekday seas from 8:30 until 11:30 r. will begin Monday. he school is open to all Idren of the general area I it is expected some 600 a and girls will be in at- dance, Rev, Jack Lindsay. tor and principal, reports, aculty will include Mrs. B. Gray, general seer,Yarnell, '; Mrs. Gloria i. Pat Lindsay, Mrs. Mary rrsn. Mrs. Ellen s. Clara Hicks, Mrs. Jan. I Jackson, Mrs. Fare Itehead. Mrs. Louisa God. Mrs. Polly Dempsey, . bye. Colburte, Mrs. kia Leftwich, and Mrs. rge Showers, superintend. Barbara Jackson, Mr.. Gladys Piioian, Mr. Linda Kilt.brew, Mr. Jeannette Crump, and Mrs. Dorothy Ross. Mn. Arlene Austin and Mrs. Nan Duruing will be in charge of the nursery and Mrs. Gray, Mr.. Mabel Shut. win, Mrs. 01* Martin, Mrs. Grace Harper, and Mrs. Es. ther Showers will be charge of the kitchen. IC" \ J''" I II \ lk i, N ! . ::.. :, : :-* ilile. Mrs. Elsie i. n I Mary Summersill, Mrs. Mrs. Mary Phil. Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs. Dowser, 'an. Mrs. Gerry Conway, P. Daisy Horn., Mrs. MarOglesby, Mrs. Marlow La. lette, Miss Sharon Hemp. Al Morris, Mrs. Monly ,d, Mrs. Johnnie Yeoman, i. Barbara Vines, Mrs. • ' ecause of its eigar.like pe, the squid can swim kward as easily as it can card, says the Miami's quarlum Capt. 11111 Gray. 1450 t12 . . .. - ~I ., . A. -~ . . :: ..I ,. J '.41 son stases esi, f' ILYWOOO N- _ CWASW Me sinus - um v.twos ts,uiist 10"6 0 I -- __ ____ weaasss w1rt 1x2 .. . . . I % aqan the confidence S. Seminole pressed In me Public Service Dolleaga hi. lopUalai Deflary DJn 11.1 -. . 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I!^.. . -"-S ..%I -1I %.^I-..- it- 11 ;. ~ hove e*. your Florida asCommissioner. you ' Styled 14,000 BTU I •/17•• My dedication to the public interest will never be hr P,IerCi.lsr,Isii) 5bandond. 668-4102 1. $33 995 BUY NOW I 'I Please accept my humble thanks and appreciation for Mildred ftaio.y U$3431 ie I 3 0myl H' Jerry W. Carter Sanford - -- . ''' the United States Navy. JJtaitAA Mere Nerd. TB l'l$l4 ,ft . • _ • ----- "" day at the Tradawinds Cafe' tens, at 6:30 p.m. All members who served on the board last year. a' well as the in. coming members, are invited to attend. means I column by 2 inches. • Too small for an ad to be Lt. Charlene Suneson was noticed or effective? You're ' ed the first woman ever assign to sea duty as a line officer of reading sh; o.t P. 0. Bog 1214 3224321 •'"'. meeting at the church. The tfidttl Board of Grace Church will have its first meeting of the new year Mon. Virginia Pett.skl SANFO*D ' lowship of Grace Methodist productions and radio and • ir • Church, Sanford, will meet television programs. Invitation to the public to this Sunday at A p.m. for attend this special presenta. an "Unknown Destination." extended by Rev. B. At 6:30 p.m., the Commis. tion is Griffin, pastor at * • sion on Stewardship anti Fl. Hamilton Elder Springs Baptist Church. important mince will have an $ 'a 0V ;:. 1. Group at!Iour CA .: :.:.:-:i:.:-:.:-;--.- __ I :,.:.,:.;,!,. ;!,. .;. :;:::,.::...!"i: -e, .4 ....... '!i.'.".*,....i.,.:;:,.:;:.*: -. .... i -..:;:;:;:;:;:;.-5!;!;!;-" __ . *~ , " ~, :..-.::-,::,:-..-.--.... .~i.--, ...... -. . ~ zn~'_I " : . . ::. ~ ...:. _ 44; :;:.:;::::::;:: '-- 17 ,~. :::::::::: .........;.:::::: : .. :.-. * -,:,;::::::-: lj~; s._. O'.e.. ,,, :.:: I .. 4%, --6 .,:~:: -~: : .;....."-::::.:. ......;: :*.: :::::::. : ::.%%...... . q . %. " '... % ::: :::: ::.:;:;: 0 , , '. .. I ... 'I" '1'1'*' " .. -.--;- , '. '. * 30NLY1 ... I -:*. I _.~ *....,...,..,...-.-.**.*..'..,*..~.*.-*.*.,...,;.!: I _'t - c ble has participated In many The Methodist youth Fel. of the University's musical jP . - An unusual program will be Jones University student body, presented at Elder Springs which is drawn from nearly Baptist Church 51 1 Ci P. flI. every state In the Union and 'ruesday by the Bob Jones some foreign countries. Uni v ersity Ecnsemble. Norman Wertz sings first tenFive young men from Greenliolman sings soor; James vine. S. C., will present a James Nelson tt'tmor cond hymns and sacred of variety .1 I ... songs, all of which have been sings baritone and Is ac specially arranged for the man group. Also, during the pro- companist for the group. grain. MIN flanier, a gra- WCdL is a senior in the School of Education with a duate, will bring a brief niajor in secondary education. message. pci ensemble Holman and Nelson, both Members of the represent five states- Penn' sophomores, are music etlu. sylvania, Michigan, Iowa. In- cation majors in the School of diana, and North Carolina- Education. Kauffman. a freshand are typical of the Bob man, is majoring In sacred music in the School of Fine Arts. As a graduate assistant, Lanier is pursuing a master's s Church degree in Christian education. Each member of the Set Meetings vee/ Ventsystmbr*ngsinoubtdefreshair,expelsaalebroos air 5,earwarsntyondefects in&tzials,worknnbpin.led sj Tuesday " nces Reach, Mrs. Marge oft. Mrs. Frances Drown, P. L C. Walker, Mrs. Es. r Martin, Mrs. Miriam ..... -.;-.- - ---.-----.--.;*--.- ..;4 Scheduled i The overall Mediterranean harmony of Coral Gables Is complete down to the names of the city's stroatts. Names rang, from Aduana to s. Zulet,a avenue Aff7 1t( coolingl Comfortable 4-way air control. Themostatk eontiA ,,' Bob Jon es E salstant workers will be M..I'. New as tomorrow with eMcency for Instant comfort! Powerful 2-speed fan features high and low setting,, gives control with orw1tho . I - - 1 , 1 I IREAS Whole House Cooling 30,000 BTU Air Conditioner - ft I', in concert at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday at JI Springs Baptist Church will be (left to I ô right) James Nelson, Larry Kauffman. James Holman, Bill Limier, and Norman Wertz, who make up the Bob Jones University Ensemble. The program is open to the l)Ut)I1C. i. an Griffin. Hr. . % I JR Ime 1 ~ 11 __.. ..0!11 1 1 1.1 :11 1! 1 s. I i '' -~ .., - r, i L._-.--i:.111iii1flh1 Illl !Hi'1' ''1i - VI' in Rca Norris, Mrs. hiild* her, Mrs. Kathy Placek, i. Bonnie Howard, Mrs. tel Rolin, Mn. Mary El. Mrs. Delores Smith, Mr.. wlrwp000p" PER SIZE . I I . , .. Z ~.'_. _:~:-41*-7%% ~""Melftle, _ .-. -Ift I r ,,__ 0001, --:1 - _.-- \\ 10 1 ' 01-~~,i1 .% . . ..,.,.r t • . - * , .0.1 10# IP I 100? ~. i ON... - 1$ DITIONERS __ former parish, and at a ociocn that afternoon will conduct a wedding at that church. While the Wards are away. visiting ministers will flit the pulpit at the Geneva Church. - i 1, ible School Opens kt Longwood Church 11 sin a smosizi MADI .•' -- • - CON •.. lfJ\I INNII1fllMATTRI$1 HO IINOVAT1ON IPICIAL inctuotwo tim COVIR AU, AT FACTOSY psic AIR ( . I.i,'.. •.. time local church for the past year and have become a very important part of the corninunity and surrounding areas. While on vacation they will visit their son and his family FAREWELL are being said by members of Bear Lake Methodist Church and f riends In the come, munity to Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan and chit. 10K1 541W MATTHUIS ~ By lit.. Joe. B. Mathiess In Newark. Ohio, and will atRev, and Mrs. J. Lawrence tend the Michigan Annual ConWard of First Methodist ference, of which he is a memin Geneva are on a her, at Albion, hitch. month's vacation visiting This Saturday they will at former parishes In Michigan tend the wedding of a second as well as relatives and cousin at St. John's, Much,. and he will be guest minister friends there. The Wards have been with Sunday at Martin, Mich., a o you from sin." ______________ . If 10 Geneva Pastor, Wife Vacation In Michigan of the i ,,, - REV. AND MRS. J. LAWRENCE WARD _______________ l I 41 -L . . . .1'. .. .'- I !~! $0. '. By Franc" Wtsbr ate choir was held at th e home of Mr. and Cam, Mrs. Arolyn True, An • 1 , 11'", t k ~, ~ , if ! ft ., I , I• Y"' ,:L I the betterment of the day when only the n* world. To fail t. decide In worship service will 9:30 be Con. embers M Given Pao I L. By Jolla Beftes Summer schedule at the Al. of its precious promises and tamonte sprini community Youll live and dlo a better Chapel, United Church of person, happier and have contributed sonmsthh, Christ, will begin this Sun- to Choir . __ fail off an the wrong side. Dear reader, jut take your One Service 1 ,',,,I ` 9 -44:.'J~1: . - -• ,; ii- ! a great ough, Bernard Braddy, Larry Braddy, George Glazier, and Chuck Glazier, under dirce. tion of Mrs. W. C. Kilbee of the Geneva Methodist Church. This endeavor was through -efforts of thh Baptist Church •• under sponsorship of the Genova Historical and Genealogic. I .WL71n,_ ii Society and flags were ______________________________________________________________________ provided through courtesy of Campbell .tossing American Legion Post 53 of Sanford • Chapel To Have • . man who ails on the fence, Ill ala, times out of ten . -. - moreland as superintendent on the map enclosed." The boy Mrs. fi. U. Wkild.n will be followed the clearly marked s.çr.tary and Mrs. James way, disregarding all othe rs, Gekson. pianist. ? and arrived born. safely. Beginner. will be taight The intl1ta, general of the by Mrs. Ralph MeCrs.hey Old staent who followed and Mrs. Arthur Gun and Moses, Joshua, stated th primaries by Mrs. Ratio. of making a decision is Idea in very Simpson and Mrs. Clinton succinct word, when he said Crawler. Group leaders in to Israel: 0Chooss ye this day the primary department Will whom j. will serve." be Mr.. Joy Wetherhsgton, put Sb. fishermen onThe Lord the spot )lrs. Linda Cochran, and Mrs. • a decision when he, Jul St. John. wslkflgaloflg the ,koriof the Teacher in the Junior Pertinent w Mrs. I'm Sea of Galilee, said to them, . 4 I will make of men." said. som and Mrs. Louis. Peterson. man who site on the fence never sets MLA.L. Arnold wTb.' Soneon..ls. 7$4tdLth. charge of refreshment., 7°X • - 11 , Rev. Ward offering the pray. Alaska, were presented a IT. book, 'The Leaves of Gold," Flags were placed on the as a going away remembrance graves of the 36 veterans and from the church. Their many the one unknown soldier in the friends wished them a sate cemetery by W. E. Yarbor- trip and much happinesa and ______ • Mrs. Arthur Edwards will It. Ills dad wrote boa: "Psy erve as principal of the no attention to any road but school with Mrs. Don West- the on, I clearly mark out - - -. __ -. I .- _____ _____ June • • ., ______ J I ' unt il 11:80 sm. each week. that be wished to some born, day through Friday, U, but when be start.d hI MW concluding with commence. so many ways hi feared he'd ment ezerelais at 7:30 p.m. get lost, so decided not 50 • . •fc''t m • I • j "11-1 ".1 .. . N ~ ,~t !~ - . ..'~ ..4~'~ tR~?,~,w*,tt- 1 ••• VALUE members ___________________________________________________ Bible School ifl I By old _ others, Much f and ,4 ,~,'X , 4 Mrs. W. U. Grogan, of Peal. tie Lake Baptist Church, $ By Trances Wester former minister of the Geneva Time weather man was ii, church; Rev, and Km M. D. agreeable that the 'after Jackson, of Geneva, Interim church" basket picnic dinner pastor, and Rev. and Mrs. K T. Barrett, of Oaklawn flap- at the home of Rev, and Mrs. James M. Thompson, overlook. tiit Church, Sanford. An fashioned dinner on Inc Lake Mary, was the grounds following morn. success. Inc worship servos. preceded Circle Ill of the United the dsdieatlon which opened Presbzyterlan Women planned with the choir selection, 'The the event for th. purpose of Church in the Wildwood," pee. getting more of the sented in the sanctuary under and friends of the Community direction of Oliver Msthieua, Presbyterian Church, Lake choir director. Special norm. Mary, and their families totioii was given by Mr.. Windel gether for a good tlmm of felBraId7 and soh, part was lowship. sung by Ray Stevens. Mrs. A large tehle wait net up Paul Maxwell was aceompan. on the lawn and loaded with ist.Scrlptu re was r.sdby food brought by the families T. A. Scott, senior deacon. for all to eat and drink. AftAt completion of the dedics. er the feast, those who wanted tion service, those attending to to swimming did so and were Invited to Inspect the the others rested and visited. new building and facilities A very special occislon folbefore adjourning to the Ceo- lowed this recreation. Lt. Cdr. eva C.temery for Memorial and Mrs. Earl linger and Day Services with Rev. Key daughter, Bonnie, who are delivering the sermon and leaving Lake Mary to go to ____ people conlude on. of the following: One is as good as another, or, none of ' claims 'H be an atheist, agnostic, infi. By Kuyaan Miles del, free-thinker, or some Vacation Bible &hool at other classIfl.d rejector of Forest City Baptist Church Christ and the Bible The will open Monday with daily story Is told of an old an classes scheduled from 1:30 who.. son wrote his lather . Church, Goneva; Rs'. _____ - make a decis. In society, early commitments to views chosen by parent, or i ! Chance, . brought about Baplists p1 included 11ev. and Mrs. Rev and Mrs. J. Lawrence Honored Weed if Pint Methodist of First Baptist Church, Geneva, were (top, front, from left) Rev. R. C. Key, host pastor; Rev. M. D. Jackson, Interini pestor; Rev. Fred fl Chance, guest speaker; (back) Rev. It. T. Barrett, Rev. W. 31. Gro. gao, former pastor, and 'Rev. J. Lawrence Ward. Center photo shows (front) Mrs. Chance, Mrs. Key, and Mrs. Ward; (beck) Mrs. Grogan, 31y, Barrett, and Mrs. Jackson. Following th e dedication, Memorial Services were conducted at Geneva Cemetery. Taking part were (hot. torn, from left) Rev. Key, Rev, Ward, Oliver Mathleux, song leader, and Chuck Glazier, flag bearer. (Herald Photo) cision .. ' .f visiting sad for. met pastors was given by ft.,. R. a. Key, host pastor. Navy Family Minister. and wives attending educational build, fag dWIsult to make. pscIa1ly sceonstabillty, neck a I. this true whm the sterna. to serve 051 II the tivus ax. uninviting. On the other; Christ or Site.. some on. band Is the proverbial of the frustrations we isis is frying pan and on the ether making $ decision Infavor of Is th. tire; and Smed wish this our souls are kind of situation, we hesitate by lack of Bibl, knowledge, to conclude, hoping that corn. public sentiment, Involvement • Dedication," Wciesming address and ree. the fence." 'this Is fig events will dnam. moderator $ decIsisa. M "as I.0 long.tlme The dedication sermon, "The 4J of was given by Rev. Fred B. Cheit., pastor of First Rap. -, - tint Church of Sanford and of the Seminole Baptist Association. ., -- -w ; for grist. 'I Page 3 S Ion on one past fl - edi ay 5,1X Vc od Bt l slecn ofDthe ii rsn iao p uarnchd of Gen a as a aseltlar day for members . * , ,. B7 BiTt Un. Ed' Building ththe wCyh --.4~~ 2 ~ 1 14~l .,, , . , 1%, Ia.f.ch Wmdb June 10, 19M ' lyXrs.Jes.LMa c . t I i. PWW8 oft . . . .I i ! I., I. mPag.2- arnao:ug -----~ - 1 ... ___ liim ._t1: L. 1 11 1, . ~ .,. L. . . r. . ~ . . . . . ___4b I , • • • • •• , .` - , I �. • . . . • • - . . • . . I . . I . • •--.. -•.- . - - I. ---- -. •_•___•_____-•---.-• • ~ Am ~ 1. • ~ Thirteen Central Florid a Teams Enter' City's 2nd AAU Swim Meet Saturday,, 84 Meml ers On Local Team "t ow - tn11 - I") hs4 - - • "1 :n : ;•-; 1. Jun 1O,K' P '.-.4$ - - ..: " . ,j. ), 1 W' • By Mirvsy Olderøaa NRA Ipedi Edi$.e NEW YORK (NRA).-. The British gentleman - Ma tweedy type"- kept filing Doug Sander.' green shoes aid Insisting he must have them. They were just the right also - 9%-C. "i'm sorry, .14 chap," drawl. .4 Doug. "Vms can't have 'em." "Ill give you 100 pounds for them." That's $Z40 Amer. lean folding money. "But my whole outfit would ' • - ' • •• . £ :j 1 11 9 - q '• . ,' ' • head and went back to playing golf, wl$hy gv,en turtleneck shirt, grp swutoc and green slacks t mal.k. When lii. tournament, $ British Open, was over, Bander, Went look. lag for 1k. tweedy chap. "I was going to give him the shoei for nothing," mua.sI Doug, "but I couldn't find him." Sanders ha s left a trail of "old" gojf shoes all around the world, in pastel shades ranging from pink to purple. • • . • • • ,11i j .t ... . . . :I ` f, .~ . .9 1 11 • ' 9'~ 9 USiGA menteti the picture by being glee by James Mavens and '. ,.. , . Blast Out At Rained-Out Unksters I 1! - ij GRANOILANC • Mich . other golfer, joined In the (UPI)-It was rain, no eamet criticism but asked that their so the golfers 141.4 sway names not be mentioned. the hours by blasting the U. limo and Palmer were S. UoIf Aeociatlon before outspoken on different sub. teeing up today for the r,. jecti. Iama silti the attempt scheduled opining round of o f tie U8A to get goiters the Buick Open. to play their Open rounds in With early morning down- about tour hours was "out of pour, making a macsea of the question." mud of the Warwick )1111. "how can they direct the golf course, Thursday's open, men who make their living at ing round in the SI00,000 the game to speed up play tournament had to be called to such an extent that it oft, much to the disappoint, could affect their game," ,n.nt of the golfers In the Lome asked. field who will compute in the Palmer wasn't happy with U. B. Open championship nut the USGA for breaking its week in San Francisco. rules In inviting lien Hogan The weather which has to compete in the Open. plagued tho golf circuit as Hogan, a fourtime winner never before this year, meant who almost won his filth at lust a day', delay before Open title at Olympic In the Open competitors will ilil, refused to lay to quail. have a chance 10 gel In their fy for the Open. practice itchi at San YrsaBecause of the circum. chico's Olympic Club tour". 'tancee, the U$UA Invited Weather permitting, the Hogan to compete this year 11.14 of 144, headed by di. without qualifying and Bait. feuding champion Tiny tam Pon accepted. Loma, will play one $1 1,01. "If they are going I. break round today, another Matur- the rules and eu.pl Hogan, day and 36 kales on lundsy. how about esempting laminy L.a. and Arnold Palmer Snead, who has played in among thou who did more Opus than any other not take too kindly to recent golfer," Palmer •sked. actions of the U104. Mini "It Isn't right In my book." the leading moneymaker an Davis, were the only kits by the PGA tour while winning Altamonte. three tournaments. All that has kept him from creeping Into the Arnie Pat. merJaek Nicklaus class is his failure to win the really big major tournament -- like, for instance, the U. S. Open, which comes up Jun. to at the Olympic Chub In Han Fran* Clara. "I'm really trying very hard," he said. "This has been my goal this year, I've finish, ed second In the Open, second In the PGA. And this year 1 was two shots behind in the Masters and had $ good chance until I put the bail In Rollins Neon Tennis Title SEWAXEE, Tenn. (UPI) double bogey." At that moment, Doug didn't especially want the crimson of his Ia.e to match his shoos. final round were Jay Lelstner, Dickinson, University of Chat lanooga; Bob McCannon, itol lists College; and Bill Hoyt, Las Angeles Slat. 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The new fashion boll Double-zippered ball poc. bet, pro.styie clothing pocket with built-in accessory pouch. 3.pohat carrying suspension, hidden umbrel- ON 100 BRANDO THESE YOUNGSTERS were winners in a fiashaton, sponsored by Au. brey Sewell of Forest City. Shown with their catch, and prizes are Donald Dazey, with 53 fish, JoAnne Krenzer, with the largest pan fish 4/i oz., and some little ones too, and Doug Krenzer, with a 10 oZ, cat fish. These three youngsters were all first prize winners, winning a rod ami reel seL Sewell Is shown in the background. These are all curie pole fishermen. • • • • • CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (UPI) - Dick Anthony and Charles McCallum, a pair of wide-eyed Americans amazed at their good fortune, teed off today in a field of 16 hopefuls seeking berths in the quarter. finals of the British Amateur golf championship. 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METRO SOFTBALL but needed a two-out run in hits and I'at Nolte four to dice Quality NIl back up the hurling of Nieky 13 1 defeat the sixth inning to Cobia Boats Constantine. 12 3 Chicago at Houston (N) All R H Pet. Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, e.g. Metro In Softball action, Pinecrest Rcxall 9 6 The losing Hunt team got Allen, Phila 106 26 36.340 AMERICAN 1.E.tr,LIE 4 11 All H Ii Pet. Clmnt, Pitt 202 28 88 .337 only four hits, but made them Pinecri'st Roxall needed a run Longwood 3 11 Baltimore 34 19 .842 )Iota, Pitt 122 16 41 .336 count with four runs in the in the bottom of the seventh Chase 3 12 Cleveland 81 18 .633 1 Strgll, Pitt 168 26 58 .8.13 first Inning to take the lt'ai to nip Penney'., 8-7 Don Car- Penney's i.ii1.E NATIONAL run among ter had a horn" Detroit 31 It) .620 1 Nchlan, Hotz 108 15 36.333 and a two-nm fifth InnIng 13 0 Chicago 25 24 .510 7 Flood, Sti 3:32 home run by firneher that tied his thre,' hits for Pint-cre p t, Chase 199 20 6 tO California 28 26 .500 74 Morro, mu 197 25 61 .325 the core in the fifth. Rkky while IliiIeh Riser e.-nt 3-for- l'incerest RexnH lncnmntie-e Eng. 12 3 Minnesota 23 26 .4,itt P Alnu, Pitt 173 21 55 .320 Smith was the winning pitch. :: for l'.'nn"y's. (Jii.ility %II1 6 10 New York In l'ecVca play, the Tiger' t1 26 .158 % Hart, SF 205 .19 65 .317 or and Dennis Eghers the 5 10 Washington 33 32 .418 12 mauk,l the cults. 12.1'and lliitit lM Cepctia, Sti 149 17 47 .315 beer. 2 13 Ran. City In :io .388 13 In other Little National the Panthers topped the First Federal AMERICAN LEAGUE i.ITII,E AMERICAN Boston 1 19 33 .365 14% F. Rben, Bat 183 42 63 .341 play, the tough Locomotive Chiefs, 11-i. Jeff Patton and 10 5 Oliva, Minn 181 34 63 .312 F:iigineers Won their 13th con- Mark Sirneoe had a triple and Strickland . Morrison Thursday Results Florida St. Bank 10 3 Siebrn, Cal 112 12 35 .313 test by stopping Quality Mn- iloul.le reeiwctivcly for the Minnesota 9, Kansas City 4 ' s was George 10 5 B. Rban, flat 223 35 88 .305 bile homes, 54, behind the Tigers as Burka Steele 9, Boston I Sanford-All, flank Snyder, flat 102 19 31 .301 one-hit hurling of Jeff \Viril. the winning hurler. l)rnnli at Cleveland, 'p4., rain p Navy lichnit, Cal 190 32 57 .500 George Griffin homered for t;riftiti hurled a one hitter Baltimore 8-4, Wash, 7-2 Goodyear and collected two hits to pace Kllhrw, Minis 175 22 51 .291 the losers, Friday's Game. (IIUR('lI SOfl'BAlj. Rbnsn, CM 163 23 47 .288 The revitalized Knights of the Panthers' win. Kansas City at California Knights of Col. o t Kalino, Pet 153 23 44 .288 I'inccrest Assembly 2 1 (N) Rcrdsn, NY 203 23 58 .286 irst Baptist 2 1 Slinnecota at Chicago (N) 11am. Runs CFhurch of God o 3 Now York at Detroit National League: Aaron, Inecrest Bapt. 0 3 Washington at Cleveland (N) Braves 20; Tone, Braves & PEEWEE EASTERN Boston at Baltimore (N) hart, Giants 14; Nays, Rebels 5 0 Saturday's Games Giant. 13; Santo, Cuba & Cubs 2 3 Kansas City at Calif. (N) Lefebvre, Dodgers 12.2 NEW YORK (UP!) - Now NFl. will move the Playoff Tigers 2 4 Minnesota at Chicago (N) American League: F. Rob- that peace has finally come to1 Bowl back to Jan. 7 and play Twins 1 3 New York at Detroit inson, Orioles & Oliva, Twins PEEWEE WESTERN Washington at Cleveland (N) 14; Scott, Red Sox 13; Reich- professional football, all that the NFI.-AF'L contest on Jan. Panthers 4 1 Boston at Baltimore (N) remains Is for the mopping up S. ardt. Angels 12; Killebrew, 3 3 Another key question Is the Yanks details to be worked out. Twins It. Chiefs 3 3 of tile game. Some Rune Ratted In Although the National and site (oh- Cards o 4 National League: Aaron, American Football I.eagues lowers have advocated It be GAMES TODAY Braves 48; Maya, Giants 3t3; worked out the blueprint for shifted to a warm weather Utile American White, Phillies & Flood, their merger and made a location like Miami, New Or. (At Ft. Mellon) Cards 35; Wynn, Astros 31. dramatic announcement of leans, San Diego or Los An. George's vs. Goodyear, 4:30 American League: Ii. Rob- the fact Wednesday, many geles regardless of the teams Strick•Morr. vs. Saul. . All., inson, Orioles 36; Ohiva, questions were left dangling, involved. TERRE HAUTE, Intl. (UPI) 7:30 Twins 35; Knoop, Angels 3.1; - Kansas freshman sensation The major one Is the date But the majority of follow(At Bay Ave.) Scott & Yastizemaki, Red and site for the first 'world ers figure one of the two Fla. St. Bank vs. Navy, 4:30 Jim Ryon might pass up an. Sox 32. championship" game set for game-regardless of the weaother crack at the world mile PCPWCe Pitching record in the fourth annual U. January between the chain. ther. If that Is the case, Rebels vs. Twins there's still the question of National League: Koufax, pious of the two leagues, Junior League S. Track and Field Federation Dodgers 10-1; Dunning, Phil. The AFL champion will be whether the NFL champion or Elks vs. Civltan, 4:30 national meet this weekend. lies 8-1; Maloney, Reds & determined Dec. 26th while AFL champion would host the Kiwanis vs. Shrine, 7:30 The 19-year-old speedster Ferry, Giant. 6.1; Merirhal, the NFL championship game game. Since the NFL Is call. may run In three events. in. Metro Softball Giants 10- & Knowles, Phil- is dated Jan. 1, with the Play. Iflii most of the shots, it would chiding a relay, and postpone (At Ft. Mellon) lies 5.1. another mile record try until Chase V.S. Quality, 7:30 off Howl in MiamI scheduled probably get the nod. American League: Watt. for Jan. 8 and the Pro Bowl in the National Amateur Athletic SATURDAY GAMES Orioles 6-1; Plzarra, White Los Angeles on Jan. 15. Union meet in New York later Little ,National The Amateur Athletic Union, this month. Sax 5.1; McDowell, Indians Since it's unlikely the game which governs all US. ath (At flay Ave.) £ S. Miller, Orioles 4-I; Mc- would he delayed to late Jan. letes in international cornpell- First Federal vs. hunt, a a. Considered good bet to become the first runner to Lain, Tigers 8-3. Uary, it's expected that the lion, was formed in 16m. m. It,-.... ... f i t .-.. L. . rpnif.r , _111 n..... £. 115., I ---. '-',-' . . ..',,_.•,l,Iu,I, a m heads a field of iha,ii w athletes who will assemble PeeWee ('ardi vs. Panthers, 9 a. in. at Indiana State University. Last Saturday, Ryon set an Cubs vs. Twins, a. rn. -, • ,• American record of 3:33.7 in • Junior League the Compton, Calif., Invita. CPO vs. Rotary, 11 a. m. tional - missing Frenchm-s MONDAY GAMES Michel Jazy's world mark by • Little Natie,sal - , . one-tenth of a second. (At Ft. Mellon) I .-' • , .* Locomotive Eng. vs. Hunt, Leaders are I R d -- unit housings one piece to assure alignment and s turd iness. And Mercury's sturdiness. small-bore, short-stroke, ki.Hns design ka.ps your engine running smooth ly and reduces wear. 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Ma or N ue Stan ngs 1, , , - - a' Hands Twins 65 H - - _. t• _IIr Sanders ls Mr. Colorful Of Golf In Every Way i - I .• • victory .: _____ ' emrnoie - - I. -. Big 76 Frame • .• ________ I .L - • ' ____________ •• -. ,•.J - - , ;\ .•. - ' . . NEW YORK (UPI) -The big one was .lonea' seventh the regular eonteet; Detroit Baltimore's first game win record when they dented fl,s Atlanta Brave, won their hense run of the year. It set walloped Boston V-i, Mine. went to Gen Brabender, hi. home runs In the eeweatk Ia. uixth sghtgiae Thursday apace that could not hi halt. 1*1* bombed Kanua City g.4 tint In the majors. Powell's ning'. Rich Rollins, ZoIlo Vet. night, 814 over the Meta. of. ed. ter Mack Jones poled a first. Tony Cloninger, picking up while New York at Cleveland blast, his third straight hit mallet, Tony Oliva, Dan Inning pitch for three runa, his fifth victory in 11 dcci- was postponed bec.ue. of in th. nightcap, backed Dave Mincher and Harmon Rifle. New York starter Jack ens, survived a rough first rain. McNally, who fanned 11 in brew were the fence bete,s Hamilton gave up four other inning in which the Meta Dsv.npod's smash with 7 1-3 inning, to raise his ice- as the Twins wiped out a 4.3 hits in that Inning, but the scored two runs on two hits, one out in the 11th scored eM to 12. Kansas City lead. The feat lwo walks and a wIld pitch. Tom RaIler and Willie MeDetroit fell l'i games hack had been accomplished three H• held New York to four Covey and presented reliever of Baltimore despite its fifth times In major league history, hits the rest of the way. Bill Henry with his lint ta-I. consecutIve triumph. Home last by the San Francisco j Jim Davenport slammed a umph of the season. San run. by Norm Cash, Don Giant. in 1961. two-run double In the 1ft$ Francisco starter Ron h. Demeter and Bill Freehan Jimmie 11.11 missed setab.. Inning, giving the Giants a bet, who pitched nme inning,, backed winning pitcher Dave tiahing' a new standard by di 3.1 victory over the Houston drove In the other run In the Wickersham, w h o limited three feet when he followed Astros and preventing the fifth with his initial kit of Boston to five singles. Killebrew with a 375-toot NATIONAL LEAGUE , Dodgers from ousting San the campaign. The slugging Minnesota double that hit high off the AR H ,C Francisco from first place. lao Cardensa' single in the Twins tied a major league left field screen. San Fran 34 21 815 Los Angeles, rained out of eighth inning scored pinch ' Lo A I ' .q an afternoon contest with runner Dick Simpson for Pittsburgh 30 577 • would have Cincinnati's winning run. Joey Jay, who allowed only e7tc five hits, turned In his f int lost. Davenport's double, how. complete game of the camtI_ftI St Louis 2,127 4n0 ever, dropped the Dodger. palgn and first shutout since Cincinnati 22 '7 449 of he pace. t Jun. 13, 1965. k New York 17 29 .870 12L4 one IIUADPCD lsewhere In the senior elf. ZT uce and Phil Chicago 16 35 .314 16-j cult St Louis whipped pi, Ga l , swatted Thursday 's Resulta w burgh 4-' and Cm Cincinnati in ti run homers upport of Ao'l Atlanta 8, New York 4 shaded Philadelphia I.O. Jackson', •lght.hitpftchlng'. Cincinnati 1, Phila. 0 In th e American League, Huehek'a second inning shot St. Lou. 4, Pitts. 2 Baltimore moved Into first and Gaghiano'e sixth-inning I 111119511-111 r!r%"NITV UO%TA94t MPSan Fran 8, liou I (II in,) qlil~ place by stopping Washing. drive were the first homers ' Los Angelee at Chicago, ppd. ton twice, 8.7 in th e conclu. of the year for both player.. Will Pill? 57*1ST $ANPOII, N.Ot1M !'' rain. sion of Wednesday night', -___________ ______________________ Friday'. Games suspended game and 4-2 In Cincinnati at New York (N) St. Louis at Philadelphia (N) Atlanta at Pittsburgh (N) GOLF Us Angeles at San Fran. Us So - •. " , '' EVERY DAY la well. Choke of colors. Value-priced I FARRELL'S ARCADE PACAGI STORE OPEN DAILY III I. flT : . 0 __ Braves Win Sixth Straight Gam - 1. . - " ••' - 3une 10, 1066 - Page 8 !, 'Y 1 The Sanford Swim4ge.ela Country Club of Orlando, Co- I Wbl$g, Dotty O'Connor, Glen. W lies hosts its e.eoed m's I higial Swipe Club, Daytime I a Walton; pqbilcity-pgggy _____________________, c ever pd first of this a.asm I .aeh Swim Association, Eu,- 'Harden, EyeIyit Fitzpatrick, .;.. . i. l tomogrew In a 13team, AAI Ii, Swim Club, • r. gswood Kay $irtholomew; oIresanctioned affair at the San Muss Athletic Club, Lsnd-O. fr.sbmenta eMulate - lab. ________________1 ' ior Naval Academy peal, Jut Likes Iwie. Club, LieOaerj PSu, Debbie Toybe; rues.; .p:. 1S south of Memorial Stadium. Spip Association, $1, Dig. -Jaqe hasty,,; time;, pad ' The 14#81 group held Its final Swim Association, O,ugs judges-Betty Reagan. .. meet lii, last summer, bul Swim Association, Umatilla Chuck Scott will give thg ______ ipturday'i meet Is slated IA Swim Club, and Winter Park Invocation at th. mess. e eves bigger. Swim Association. Members id he laiford ' The host Sanford Swim As, The meet gets underway at Swim Association team caIn. , -'! & sociation team Is expected St S A.M. with the first event ed In Saturday', meet are: MN its era agaInst the .thei being the lOOyard4rewtyli --I • . GIRU teals fama Central FlorId. Is yelay for girls n4uadir. 11-And-Under: K. Roberts, -. j.. •11 Vprin~j the meet that ha, 0 4UISP Other ag groups, div$d.d in: H. flea,, Monies 0111ff, H. . eat events, spread out 40.u4 to both beis u4 girls ace 1:'.i' 001ff, G. Crumley, T. Hunter, b.y and girt entries in thyo Ste.., Are Pand.lo, Iluadil N. McDonald, V. Dowien, D. different age groupe. l3snd14, and *1.10.11. Reagan, J. Reagan, 5. Schir. Other teams In the med •. After he freestyle relay, ard, C. Lawrence • at.: comes individual events in SAnd-lo: A. White, K 3(11. .•. leckner lola Association, freestyle, breaststroke, back. chine, N. Tuck.;, K. Johnson, -1 . . ;. stroke, butterfly aid them she K. Reagan, Cherie Rosemoad, •' L 1Oi.ysrd medley "Jay will fl Mize, K. Whit., G. Walton, 1-1 wind up the meet. A. Crow. C.manage,s of the most 31'Asd.lZ: V. Whit., P. JUNIOfl LEAGUE COACHES Ken Martin (left) and Thelma Unger an Dr. Iriok. 10111111 and Xii Smith, *. Crow., J. Rhoadea, (right) receive appreciation plaques from Jet Lines proprietor John . Mulitoab. Sits Gilchrist is the F. Taylor, J. Tucker, B. Dow. Spolitkl for the outstanding job the two did this year in guiding the suc0 ~u It reb,.. aid Mrs. Jim Bug Is Its, J. lahip, 11. Parker, J. cesaful junior league bowling program, Um chief times'. I Collins, H. Smith. _____________________________________________________________________________ Chief Judge Is EveJy1 Isles 13-And-14: J. 011111, 8. -' and stroke and Sun jujdges Brown, N. £cbweickert, 1. The Altamonte Twine scored on Bud Hackett Ventub, J. Bowes, ta,:: SIX times In the seventh in- Smith. JIM chall. ning lest night to come from The announcer will be Ku Ill-To-IT: P. $chwejckert, N. *clatosh, scorer, are Ruth Smith, J. Polgar, D. Johnson, behind and defeat the North ability ;,$hn; K. White. Orlando Cardinal., Co. in a Seminole Senior League game Peggy Lawrence, Darnall XII. LAndUuder: S. Feldmeyer, 4 at Cooper Yield In Cassel. clii., Carol Crumley and 8. Bartholomew, H. Harden, Weather permitting, t h e play Its entire 16game ached. I flick Manley at third, Lee, Joyce Dowlen. Consultant is D. Park.;, P. smith, P. Mc a a to r d and Casselberry ule in Orlando. his berry. Sieve Ihumaker and Andy Mr.. Irene Hackett. lntoeh, J. lIos.mond. Iveri three months a man. 9%-C, That way he keeps baseball Caeseiberzy'e neat game Mlkler in the outfield and Tom A two-run double by Glen American Legion Vernon Mix, and Bob i'And-tO; T. McDonald, W. aeturer in Brockton, Mass., closets roomy. after this weekend Is next Bryan cacthing. He goes Dobbs broke the ice in the Criamley are the msrshails Bchw.ickert, I. uuut, g Sid. teams will open their season Wednesday nde Sanders 10 pairs of against Post lit Case.lberry's starting line. asvsntlt and made the score and most physicians are Dr. bones. W. Morgan, T. Hunter, Saturday, both playing If shoe., with color swatches through 10 outfits a year. in Or at Cooper Field in Ca.selber. up has Larry Miller at first, Doug's affinity for multi. 54. With two men on stir Vana Parker and Pr. John H Smith, J. Yeldmeyer, If. undo. match. Doug then sends I r y. Caae.lberry and Saátord Mike logo at second, Brent eaampl.a to his shirt manu. colored ensembles has become in the inning, Altamonte Morgan. Marcella 011111 and Feint, P. Tamny, P. Smith* The Sanford Post .S3 team will th en clash next Saturday Helms at short, Larry Baker them on his Identification tag. He has pitcher *e.ce (Jail fin unloaded Mary Lau McDonald are 11 And.12: U. Reagan. J, meets Colonial, Saturday at in Orlando. eturer who passe, at third, Rusty Brand.., Don his sweater manufacturer even tried to spread It to his a three-run home run to tie clerks 01 lb. course Veldrn.ycr, 5. O'Connor, J. 3:30 p.m. *t the Carter Street Coach Frank Thomas, who Robinson and Don Paulsen in has an the at 5.5. Paul Krause exhibition wore Others working at the most Whelchel, U. Harden. o ships them on t. his buddies. lie Yield, while Casselberry Post will be out of town this week the outfield and Larry Loll match scheduled for Pensacola, then singled, sot, second and will be: 13-And-14: P. Kliclin., P 351 takes on licks manufacturer, van, at the en4, has put assistant coach catching. in which one of hi, play- third base and came home Awards - Peggy Harden, Lindsey, IC. Schweickcrt, H. same lime on the MccrackcnlJam,s Ktiykendall in charge Charlie Newell will do the 'Sometime.," said Doug, Via., Chuck with the winning run on a Betty Reagan, Jan Johnson; Whelchel, T. Kilcline, T. Yield next to Tinker Field. he enters are hard to match. ing partners will be for the n lucky it I come out of it Connor, the old first baseman squeeze hunt by Curtis Wil- patches and ribbons - Ardith Whiting, F. Smith, I). lila' The Sanford team has two weekend, three games this pitching, with Bob Usk on hand to; relief work. turned movie star. Doug was hams. Skibenes. Jennifer 011111; pro. Patrick, J. O'Connor, R. Ca tatncs elated Sunday, the first The Post 13 team will start The two Seminole County th 10 different outfit.." received credit Griffin, who shows up on going to surprise him with a gram sales- Mary Rhodes, rutimers. No one slay he at 1:30 p.m. against iliahop With flay l'Ivec on the mound teams in the state's Sixth Diein for the mound victory allowed Mary Ann Fe!dmeyer; POOl 11.1017: R. Uesscrcr. M. I Moore and then against Post atirday and then come back Irict were supposed to open course all in canary yel. pair of exotic shoes Cardinals only two hits facilities - Paul Vulgar, Ro Brown, U. Bruce, D. Richards, 18$ (Jones Iligh) immedlate. 1 with Danny , shoulderm to shoe., and fact, leathers to match the the Lee and Gary play Wednesday night, but ever seven frame.. Ronnie bert Cruml.y, Don Reagan, S. I)awton, i. Lindsey, P. ly afterwards. Both Sunday Maples an Sunday. In cerise, then rainhow for the whole four, neat day Hurricane Alma dished out Stephenson anti Dempsey each Taylor Brown, Howard WbcI- Polgar. games arc on the Bishop The rest of the starting tine- too much rain and wind. yb. ha mauve. And alongjoitnil "Had a devil at a time, had unglue for the Twine. ch.J, Bob Crowe; concessioa Coaches of the Sanford learn Moore Field. up will have Tim Colbert on Each team will play IS a tour ac discard. his old The Little league Twins stand - Bob $esserer, Duval are 1mm. Spencer and John The Sanford tcm, with no first, CrI Shumakea at Sec. games In the nine- team dii'If It., giving them to the though, with Conner," he train behind to defeat Hunter, A. D. Roberts, Ssa; Colbert. home field of Its own, ilj tnd, Hilly (Iracey at short, trict. bhous. boys or any golf grimaced. "You know, all of cams who approximate, his this, have to be made special, North Orlando, il. Mark And he wears a 14M." Thompson laced a double in flanders would have color the sixth Inning to drive in I mean, where do you find on a course even if he wore Hubby Neulleld with the win. oe polish In such hues as ramarine blue, viritilan or only Gary Player blacks. ("1 ning run, Thompson was the told Gary the only reason he winning pitcher in the contest. chsia7 kid stuff wears black-," grinned Doug, lie relieved Steve Davis in the 41 use the greasy them," grinn.4 Doug. But is because it saves him clean- third inning and hurled bit0 inc bills.") less ball over the last three ten they get scuffed, he for another sizeWith his inimical short frames. is looking LaLsw!r..r. l.a &zgLIt,iz i&.v. ?otth Ot!ando'z only safety RUGGED aonallly and Georgia twang, was & single by flavkl Rice Doug's a natural gallery draw. in the third. And this year be has sample. Tlsomp.on'e double and 'hr. 1 Ju?arI $g . A. M.. 1:15 P. M. W,VOSD WE OlYW 'P VALVE flAWI -, - OPEN NIGHTS! 'T1L 9 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY . L / • r • . �4 I P - - ____ _______ _____- - -- - _-_-- ____ - - ____________ - - - - - - -; -#,*4, , , i.- - Nazarenes . Hear To " -' SummeraRm 'i," HoIy Cross _Plans Woll d Monday Nov. J. tester Seel, new 11"Arm, will =1 4 duties at Sunday services Illus 'W" in. 0 ___ '_# *a of the Doilies Adult 941,- w1a my Commusles, .. Callon Program. an it I. 0. exten- at ftut pastor, has Church of il, the squired of hold At Park g the post year. " 4 filed In to ass WNW older boys said Doltons I Y XP us .ini "God of Our Vatb rervIce with their parent.. uci,s.rv.gmorsrIcsn.., •R WightXIrtl.yof1 in alto lb U at Prinesto (Fla.) Church *I I Deltm Methodist Church their CIASIOL the Nasame where a day gave the Invocation, and. In school, kindergarten through music for ills summer wthe absence of Gaston DrId. eighth grade, Is operated; Col. vices will be provided by an RZY. J. L. SZZL M Mackin Bros- "Pir"O"ts- adult volunteer choir which onIAI Church of ithe Nassr"s tive, Charles Sthosalaub wel. will mod with Orlando; First Church of the the director In earned the group. Nazarese, Newell, W. Va., and the chair room 3o minutes be. Edward Talton, director of fore starting of the service for First Church of this Notareas, Adult Education, introduced New Philadelphia, Ohio. a brief robasnal of music for the teachers, the platform the day. 111gb School . SDrIu Was guests, y was chaplai legs young people are •p. president of DBJC, who YMCA and In yards of the I • to participate. the commencement ad daily urged Chesapeake and Ohio Rail. Graduating seniors of the ' reii• • p° road at Rusieli. ICy., the srg. church were botmred at the e ducation Is a pro. list at yards In the cess and sIben we stop learn. 9 • M. service last Sunday world, where he served as with gifts of plaques repro' ft Dan" Imess Inc. we stop living." Is is *a. minister to 1,400 men daily A seating the Virgin Mary foc, special Rely Communion sentlat to *as's well.boin s wall as In the company has. or to the girls and St. Michael day. service will it constantly be learning, PIUS pital at nearby Huntington, W. " lflg the dragon for the boys. Christ Episcopal Church, gardleso of age. Dr. Bergen. In the group were Tanlee Va. -. CAMILNUGHT UWAMATUM for am officars of the Sanford First Church of the Nuame we: sonliveW by Boy,Paul Bickes (right), who Its" I= assumed Mes at fte Wintw Haven Chureh. Shown (from left) ; Mrs. Joan Hamilton, on L D. Hamill Sunday School .E,elyn Sandifer pres. umaident of the Youna People's Bowdety, Wit citM World 1110100M 50914Y. Others Installed were kobert Canw, chairman of the bomid of trilistseg, and Rev. Charles Laird, thainun of the board of stewards. Harrell Wo will serve as ch4irman . . I .. N M His final Meet To Be Minister :::. n Grace Church ; Farewell ToVicar Welcomed To WeI ____ _______ ; ____ - 4"' L I A. nnGg resident of the Morlda Education AssoclatfonT taking 8 yews leave of absence from his duties sal principW at BW . Lake Elementary School. Teachers pve a din. nor party In his honor and presented him an eti ic shaver as fewellft.VthIm Airs. Howard Van Pelt, his secretary for the past seven3'earl (Herald Photo) I 1 Rev. Copeland 4 . s.d. di. r. :;": qUEEN said clourt Its final report I. application tor ge. Ob. 11-J.cIIPns thereto. if coy, .IioulC I . duly filed. Allay Ililag . I . I I I ! . . I ~ I . . . I ! I 11 i . : old estate witl como before 41he Tux rLmIDA NATIONAL, 31ANK AT 01MANDO 11y: &P. T. Tinsley. Jr.. Vice rreallient & Trust Of. Am administrator or said .04 vie NortOrsa.. II4L Attorney for PubIt. Mar U. 17 1 June . , DDZ ti 4 - - - - 1 'i - L1PIJ1E_L - •' I .1 1%1', I i .1 . L r small children of the teachers __________________________________________________________________________ ~~,!. . 141, . I . i.,04 ,X ,.: SMIAL GUEST recently at Congregational Christian Church. San. ford, was Mrs. George Mead, moderator of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches (second front left). With her are Rev. Oliver F. Wiese, pastor (left) and Mrs. Wiese. Mrs. Charles Funk, Ident of the Women's Fellowship of the Aft. Dora Community hunch, Mr. William F Burtsche, president of the Sanford church a FrIe4dalhip League, and Miss Miriama Burtache. president of the Ethel Root CIre e who sponsored a reception honoring Mrs Mend during her Earl Moxity born*, 2446 Oak Avenue, Saturday at 4 P.M. The per capits ronsump. tion of Florida citrus must increase by 60 per cent In the nut five years to maintain the balance betwftn supply and demand says lb. Florida o t . :. u-li - -- , .f A I -'~.%,-". ., ~" .O. ,.,. 1 .:1 ~- • • LAUSHINSI HOL'S ,, nest (Jane) Cow ley, Mrs es. Joseph (Helen) ht1t3, and Mrs Lester (Pat) of UICIS ( erald Photo) [I. 4) 0. • SELLERS ______________________ _________________- ' TODAY - ' - • , I I VIS PLUS IN "01. "LOPOOT "PRANKI! AND THU AND BIKINI JOHNNY" MACHINU" . . . .. . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . I .. ... .. .. . 1 0 . ... ~ . 10:00 P.M. . J $1LLE A 9 • . - . - 1 u1! THE DARK"'I OANOEROU$... THE OAME IS - - ,. PETER SELLERS KIDS Flats ' ' " To tW' .1 0 . Arrested I Poles ". MILA N. Italy (UPI) e announced two stateless Poles said to be I CENTENNIAL-This mar. members of an International ble bust of Mary Baker jewel theft ring operating in Eddy. founder of Christian 4witiorland, Austria and West Science, joins the ranks of Germany for the past two as In the National Portrait y ears. The pair, Identified and I Gallery of the Smithsonian • 0 a ekanowski, 66, had institution in Washington, Abram ac. Ine event marks the an estimatef] $60,00 worth founding of jewels in their possession, of Christian Scisace. police said. I AT 306-7:16 "FATHIR a - I'Mu . I " TH101 M,I , VE 2: be TA 65 - 7@60 9: 0 you ON THI MAIN .. We&eukiy wd Friday Special ALL YOU CAN KAT 1.25 CATRSH Inc. Hwsh Poppies. Cii. Slew I Feesik Files GOURMET STEAK • In*. Soup. Salad. Froach Fries. Hemom&J* Itsils A 114"tt . . . Ilsoloces Men Load I I JLM. to 2M FAL AS ft $1.00 HOMI MADE HIS A HOT BISCUITS. ALL KINDS OF of. LICIOUS 31AFOODS FRIPARID TO YOUR TASTL 1110,011111 IN OUR FISH MARKET 110101lis Wee. THAU SAY. .1 - I .. WIDE SCREEN 17 52 . .. . . - -..!- - . __~ , . , . 11 I . . . . D RAtVAVISIONO --• / I A ' X f - i I . _________ . . % . . . . COMPLET11 UNI Of MAPMO . S _111 MV111-111310fil-Wo -r _________________________________________________ . VN/4401M 0 ' 11911 1,_________________________________________ It PAM'11Ct4''d METROCOLOR . Steak Home Oldest A Finseet Central Florida's Try Cot oymn 04 Hall shell--anesso %woes THE LIGNISS NOW DILIGHT A1119.11111CHANT UK RUBSON - RAUDIA COINAIE amp= hcr'dI* CANT *RANT , -11 Freddie's - - ____ ____________________________________________________________ ; I . Ii 'lii La.pligbtu Louag. - - EMAN KELLY _MAM~ t.0i4JI' -,. , , 11117. N clevae CWdsole - ' pre'.v.ls An AN . I , • ti,ifiJ -1,LF '-,N W04 . AND AMERICAN , - IN COLOR TUNAGI M1LUONAISI - - - - ' - SOS , 0 I 4 - 3Ia7 111 7 1 Ju.. AT ItS 5:13- C:IS I DAVIS NIVIN Is 60 11111401048 11THE PINK PANTHER" SUNDAY e .1 . - . - I - WITH 110 WMMI* 1w gareffe Tax Yields V=_________________ - I 55 Din si eb.T,.d.W a Connie Stevens plays Kate t:ia 4', Clinton. the daughter, In 4., pft-l-Ir "Never Ton T.atr," a told : *N , - ,W, t that evokes her fine comedic flair. I A. Charlie Clinton, Con. ni's husband, Jim Hutton Checks totaling s,ra,$3 adds stature to his already have been sent to tine reputation for ability to County communities as their handle iornt'tiy. "Never Too share of cigarette tax collec Tat." his first film for lions during the month of i'' / ~ wv f& Warner Bros. /Z April, according to Ben Mat. us, director of the Slate 3ev. CORDON BLOU FRENCH III crags Department. ' ot this amount, Sanford re calved the Ila's share, bank. LUMCNIONS 7k Up leg $16,324.70, The neat larg. DAILY IXCIPT MON. OflN 11130 A. M. TV? . Ist amount. 13,60-70, weak to Hwy. 17-93 1100b SANFORD _______________________________________________________ f the city of Casseiberry. The rest of the money was dividcd this way: Longwood, $2,916-V Altamonte Springs, I . $1,717.53; Oviedo, $1,115.45, and the Village of North Or. 1 lando, $142.16. Tour Faverito ' ' 17*5Th - . ''r - ' ' / I I H J - . - -.- PITIR C Clerk t t. Circui t Court rt'; I I 'i 'siu Sommer share ton billing In "A Shot in the i)ark,' coupled with other Sellers hit, "The Pink Panther," which make u riotous twin.bihl opening Sunday at WOW' so AT 7.45 1 11.45 YOU'LL ALMOST DIN at RA"ford. 1110MIR(fle County. rintlas. this 111h day or Nan 1544. . MAL) of absence from the teachlar profession are (left to right) Mrs. Er- . ' *PPN4 hes unknown hereby to V084 TEACHERS at Bear Lake School who are retiring or taking leaea )UT1U*I1 too - 'KI ,, %b . 'ar It 704 tall to do so a Degree rr4 Canfoss* will be 4stsre4 . .;, ,.~ " I T7 ~ , . .. . . . . . . . ... .. . . . ~ I. WV %wiffN r1orids. .:,.,.. ., , 46 , ,10, A AA_ At ".. . . .. PHELPS RESTAURANT I ' ' : A . 0 WINE AND DINE AT 2:OO.4;OO.6:0O.0:OO.lO:OO I A I SCARI YILL OUT OF YOU file Your i DIII of Comphaisi for Clv. eree t11e4 herds sgsiesl Flog, with 8111104 Court all of before June 1. Im, asil serve a copy of SaN 9 an4 wooltark. so$ mouth carrying out this emphasis. l:O0.3:OO.5:OO.7:OO-9:OO ITt wend kin, n4 Cheryl Scudder. - _____________________________ with Theme Is 'The workbooks andChurch, handwork 1. .. , 11 I ' I - ' - CIS notice han boon oublIshol Val of "Id report anit the . 1 ING I VOL . IR ______________________________________ I B . 6 0 A mom PAX. VA" ,,ol Iwi, . lI! RROR AT 1:40 ONLY w.. CAMflILI. vs pf"Ics: p'lninlaerslur of ilid estate, 00 BLOOD ONCI AT 9:40 ' 11 I Stars At Drivessin ' day . . IN , - K HORROR :. Legal Notice . ' ';, - . , Graduates Covenant VCS •iuianc• O Sulli Longwoo th _iiy Clok9ut M P 4t% note Cinema Theatre. the Co- - . Attend School -- .; - ' 0 Church To Fete . UMM I I V\OAF/SQ 7 0IC A I k F 3 4 i n .00~ t kt*~ Lft% go2it. RINDUVOUS a Group Aft' "d m on; Legal Notice f I ie:~Vie lly faithful to tho tharm , "and excitement given its story !. . ii "quo*t4d Reassigned To erry Presbyterian B ble Open Monday _I & Y Good ' - - I., May Be. New Pastor lumbers of Bear Labs By Francis Weller Methodist Church will W& NOV. John If. Illres Jr,, PON. '. tot of Grace Methodist Church, degree In elementary educe. urday in observance of the plauded. of the United corns their new minister , Ifrkky, Pam Meriwether, Me. of II. Bsvaba.. Tb. presentation of dlpto. di Neiman, lane Spencer, PreWomen of th. wife $.t and Mn i Robert Sanford, for the past four flon which she received list .. B Community Presbyterian Miller, at the 11 @,=, WOpW years, leaves this week to year from Jacksonville (Fla.) at larnabas was a gnat man, with Charles Sehoenlaub ordinance. U neesseezy, to Gall Stanley, Korea Vickers, take up his new duties as as. University, Purchases for the pollee permit aluminum, as well as Church of Take Mary held Its services Sunday. friend and fellow traveler of and Robert Mark as repro. Sally Wight, Coon, Will, . department In preparation for copper, to be used for wiring . June Meeting at the bom* of Rev. Miller comes to Bear s0ciste Mlnlltsr of the First St. Paul In his missionary sentativen of the Mackie Com. Chris Akers, Alfred William., Boulface, Like from lb. Palm. Cola Methodist Church, Orlando. Mrs Virginia Tomlinsoc. journey, and Is believed to be pany offIciating, was followed Josh Chase, Wade Hancock, is now polite car were op. in homes to towns rofused to t L proved by the Altamonte permit a letter from Develop. Members of the tonigreffs. the founder of the church in by the Deltons Charuis alng. Don Nicholas, Stay* A Social hall bow *is W Methodist Church In Tamps Pe" CO, Springs Town Council Wsd- er Lee Cohn tbarging a nit. Inc "The House I Live In" and $eyed before starting Me gm where be was associate pas. Crete. tion honored Rev. Hires, his . . lad Klm Pope. .I:,1, nesd4y evening. tor, wife, Mary Lou, and the dent with aluder and libel to The Sunday servilees at the "This Is 14Y Country." This 1 All c ommissions of the three children, Steven, an be read Into the record ois Stuart, church, including Holy Corn. group, under the dinettes of to 110 mosting was called . ". . i i'i avic of the attorn. cad munlon at I a.m. and tho fam. Mrs. Mildred Clark, woo alto order by the circle leader, Church Will Most At I p.m. and Abir6y, with a covered . *f' I I, : lly Euhspl@& at 9:30 S.M., will ot the several to receive dip. D. Allen. by Included a safety ogtopted the contract *f . - # .. Mrs. James M. Thompson. Monday with ft official board dl* supper at the church last t . t 1, be lomas. to a" M I p.m. c1ce It cost of $87.60, a alres Hunalcut and Associates tan : . Nunday sivening. A mark the final services to officers elected for sterling After the benediction by for 160, and a to-40111ned updating appraisals with the prose id to the conducted by the vicar. Rev. 4 ' the include Harold Jr the Rev. lCtrtley, refresh. year coal for the olice car cost. mayor and clerk authorized . family as a token of grati. Vacation Church School •t Charles W. Stewart Jr. who ed 5 W$ LJJ' ... . . I IL in ;io The ' iew seal Good Shepherd Utheran has aceepted th* position as ments were served to all at. to execute the contra. tuds and affection. the national field was in tM WIN, Jay leader; Grant . signed by Mgt. Steven Pulliam, II , North Central district of Nick- W, 411141fAlln Of tbd Official 1i~ his stay In Sanford, Church, 444f0rd, U-01 Open vicar of St. George leplacepal t4n4inir the &flair during A During I . social hour. has a police shield Suspended Illy same casnalborry ligan. Prayer was offered for boards Rickard Gibbons, Sun. Move Hlros has been active in Monday with daily sessions Church a Bradenton. i .. missinagrIgs sad fleld der 110010urch superintes. ~-,_ *1 Representing the Clkssol. from two palm trees which b *.:, the elvlo affairs, serving on the hem 9 until 11:30 M-M-s M013' A bon voyage party In h ft. 1; il , J dent; Mrs. Muellor, president I; berry Community Methodist are supported by two yellow workers for the day. A *- :j, '.( board of the Little Red Sebool day through Friday, for a two- or of Father Stewart and 0 his of the Womack's Society of eek period. Church at the annual meeting lions. The field of the seal House, a member 0 t The devotions were given Chisavery we. 11441$ family will take place Sun. Christian Invite and choir dl. wants Club, s,nd president of Theme of the school this NOTIVIA or 81:11r of the Florida (.oaferenc. In is blue and the name of th the e Tot HA R01.11) JQEI'It rector; Harvey Coulter, presLakeland were Rev. Delman town is Inscribed across as several passages of scripture Ident of lb. Men's Club; the Sem,no. CountyMental year will be "Jesus and the Ish house 4 and 8bCLMA V. 1111A i Church" and daily classes will his D' dotem4ants. Copeland, minister, and Leone bottom. from the Book of Romsa. T Health Association, is Rev. Warren M. Thompson, YOU EACH or Tot? C3.or e all head usher' and Casselberry, lay delegate. Police department request are i.rsi,y soilfiad that lull as being an active memberwellI Include study, music worship, former curate at St. Dorn&. ~, Kay SAs5 m8O, Progra m X. Ifultmas, chairman of & stories, play, handicrafts and Present for some of th0 for license tag Identifiestlon ham been eammonc$4 11661not F shairman, presented the final bser'J of has Church. Delinil, will he Bryon the Sanford Ministerial As. refreshments, uu a the Circult Court of the meetings during' the week registration books for Or- r4ih ctr.i ec i. Brown. church treasurer; Pre-registration for Vice. war# Marvin McClain. churchi ones County, &% cogt of $165, Met* otJidal The nursery class course is guest celebrant at both sorv. Flarld1a In and for Plant and Remembering Jo. Mrs The new minister at Grace entitled "God Loves and Plan, ices June 10. ulter pianist. lion Bible School it First lay leader, and Mrs. McClain. was tabled following report . Church will he Rev. Robert for sish, from the group study vlatel Utle of wh1eh lot I Presbyterian Church, Sanford, Mrs. Copeland, Dan C1115801Me" and Mrs. Joss* that rogtstrAtIOR book (Of PEOPLE's NAVI.-401 BANK. M. Temple Jr., who comes Crews, assIsted by Mrs. book, The Reluctant Mission. will be con'lucted during th, berry, Kenneth Miller, Glenn Seminole County costa $8. flay, °. from a Iour.y.ar pastorate at ary. An article entitled Jonah, g, t.aa5 ralatlfr, mond Martin, will t. in Barnett Sunday School hour this Duncan and Henry Duncan. U VT V Trinity Methodist Church, charge. parabies and Parallels, from ' • In other action, council vs. week. was nasuign. Rev. Copeland the magazine Concern, was k A • a Gainesville. Rev. Temple i i agreed to permit a children'. J nPU h,flILaai nas'ii ' e wife. A brief service of d.diea. ed to the Casselb.rn' church carnival Florida State The kimfergart.a class will graduate of , sponsored by MusneteadaaL ; tion for workers of the school for another year and a recepstudy "This to My Church" lowed. University, class of 1952, and with Mrs. LaMar Meridlth The will be conducted during tits tion will be held Sunday, 3.4 as By Mr.. RItchi. Warns . Candler Schnot of Theology, teacher and in town. The carnival ,when fe Tho hiiiialinpos notaInn was 0:,:re.;f that oortala ecent Flppfdg It a.m. worship by Dr. J. p.m., at the church to l. Urt. IRnWt lrofAftendfrig the r hold, will be taped and shown mortgage hol4 and owned br, class of 11)(10. lie and his gulon III 1 . R -' conducted by Mrs. Thompson. Neafit. Interim rector come him back. N*TO-Mber 11. P!X1nt1!!, assistant- First and Methodist Conference in Lake. Ralph on the Commander Kort tole 1919 anot dated wife, Nancy, intl their two second grade, All chairmen gave reports. Wy Marysna Miles , recardeA Novembor will be taught land from Barnett Memorial for the past eight months ,t Ir i vision p rog rim, Arthur 54. 1555 In Official Racrde flual plans were made for Roy. Fred Guthrie, minister daughters, Judy and Pocky, by Mrs. Fedor Rivera and ,%Ieihodlsi Church of Enter. who will be giving his final the basket picnic to be held of St. Andrew. Presbyterian will mite UP vesitlenc. at the their course title will be "P'ol. prise were Rev. Ila Records of Seminole Coun. and Mrs. L. sermon on the subject title .quest, reportedi. ty, Fiorids. eneumbeniut that Sunday after church. Church, lkar Lake, will at. parsonan on W. Jinkins Cit. lower$ of jesum.pi . . F. DerAlow and Mrs. Xermit "Debtors." There will not be another tend the Florida . Georgia ci. and he will preach his Mrs. Robert Thorneil, as. Wiggins, t Wes decided to approve 40 rt&ln P'"of Ps"calan4 a' Prosituate, beThe Bible School will open delegate. association meeting until Sept. Youth IA&4#rship School to first lemon at Grace Church stated by Miss Karen Thor. Other members of th Monday with classes from 9 e recommendations of lb. i4 lt$t •aid Ôou; will ember The next meeting of be held Monday through Sat. this Sunny at the Ii am. nell, utility commission that the teach "Christian church going for the opening until 11:80 am. through Jun Lot It. SOUTH VINZ. . , Circle III will be held at the urday of next week at Flor- worship service. Sunday after- Near and Far" a water superintendent attend . iv. 23. On Ndsy, June 24. e to third s 4 day and for ordination ter 4 I borne of Mrs. Richard Keogh. Ida Presbyterian College in noon, the congregation will fourth graders arid fifth and the next regular session t . vices That evening were Mrs. students will meet briefly at thereof record4d to P1 6I A reminder of the Church St. Petersburg the University of Florida :t welcome them with a rtception sixth grader. will study "They Mario Scull Mrs. Tymia 9 a m in the departments aft rates of the Public Rseords Vacation Bible School, lime Locally, $ meeting of the at the church from 3:30 to Knew J.sus" with Mrs. Jer. Oviatt, Mrs. Mirl Winkle:, and er which A reception for hi h h I Gainesville to reedy, certi they will go to Fil. Bertilnole County. 13 through 24, 9-11:30 a, us., Session will be hold at 7:30 5 o'clock. alit Drommerhausen as teach. hiss Helen Snodgrass. ,• ficatlon. Tb. clerk was lfl. ACISOP REUIId lowship Hall at 0:80 for the graduates who are members for children four to junior p.m. Wednesday a t the D to tO0 rout answer at other CT. Baptist Church structed to obtain informs. . final program for parents and of the First 11ev. Fred Foster, of Ox. Ll written dates... to the Corn. high ages, was given. Any as. it The Jualar high course, "A ford, a former pastor at Bar. friends. Dismissal will bt at of Longwood or Its Sunday lion on coat of attending the 0 1,1,t w1th the Clerk of the CRECK INTO CURCKS . aistance with this will be op. Women's circles also are Check into spring i a snap. Christian Decides," will be nett Memorial, was one of the II A.M. School Class will take pace • slated to meet during the py bouquet Couaty, lerl4a, in this pro. preciated. 1'b UtflitYh commission. of checks Suit taught by Mr.. Wade Shealy. 22-member group ordained .1. at L30 p.m. Sunday in the Those present were Virginia week with the Morning Circle costumes t Mr.. Gordon Peery will be tier and Rev. Arthur C. Beat' ,0.. c meets first All InerW f4pos m traditional e a educational building following Anderson, G r a c a Jenkins meeting Tuesday at 10 navy and white or black-and. director of the school and ty, pastor has flSmes tIC S the *Toning worship service. third Uonday of a month, torney of the osteen Math. oy nod Meeting ,1 I Rugenitein, Phyllis Fern o'clock at the apartment of white with citrus yellow In a Mrs. Robert Repp will be in odist Church, as required by law, not later honorees w,, ected Chat*& Milner Rev, and Mrs. Lucas Grill Each of the was one of Li I lionedlet, Kay flossman, Zttio hire. Effie Guthrie, 8610 Rose boutonniere or weskit. Dress. charge of refreshments. An than the 30th day .itti. uii. be presented with engraved as man. . la. group ordained deacon. of Westminster Presbyterian to 46fault thereof the cause Jane Keogh, Doris Omey, Not.Avenue, Bear Lake, and the . of checks show snap and tint nursery for babies of the Church, Cassclbrry, and Rev. Ilibics. In the group are tarThe new subdivision regal, wilt proc.sd ty Freeman, Virginia Thom. Evening Circle at 7:45 Wed. crackle of spring Itself. staff members will be provid. ntry of a Decree Pr* Con. nd Mrs. Atles Stevens, of ry Miller, Glenn Scott. Rob- ations ordinance. which to 111111 4: Vision, Isabelle Thompson, and ne.day at the home of Mrs. affalmot you. ed with Mr.. David Frederick take Mary Yeoman, Charlotte Presbyterial:art San. patterned after the Winter i . a visitor, Ruby SJoblom. Visfe Miller, 6029 Bear Lake h: 4 a 1tlla In charge. Transportation will d,, .(71C1Tr11I Church, .000rded the Annual don, Cary leaders, Dianne Park ordinance with mo Terrace, Bear Lake. Both National Standard Life In. be provided by Mrs. Richard Meeting of the Florida Synod Pittman, Linda Weaver, Mich. fleations, was adopted after 13th of Ma y IllS. groups are studying a course .uranee Co., with horn. of. Martin. )Cfl$ Ofl 0)' and Synodieal of the United iii Scherwin, and lames 3. three consecutive Brev vd Engineering Col. from the Hook of Acts en- flee. in Orlando, reports tee. readings. Arthar X. 1,.kwitb, i, Vacation Church School for Presbyterian Church in the galley. Council instructed Altars. Clerk if b• Circuit court located In M01"Pur"01 title4 "Expending Church." ord xrowth for the first quar. y salutation at the United States held June 7.9 In "F1 Dam"a U. Markso as Mn. 11. R, Grill Will a. J. Davis Jr. to prepare an expansion program of Next week'. meetings will be ten of the year. Insurance in start of a telephone converse. Presbyterian Church ty Clark Miami. $3,435,000 planned for the the last for th 11 J a hestsi, 94VTOan ly amendmsn$ to the onlng ,IIAnIAIZ, WHOLlY AWD e circles until force gained 10 per cent to lion in Great Britain Is: "Are Covenant will open at S.m. z.*wsa next three yesrs. • •e's, $104.5 million, September, David you there?" Alternate for 7161411te mart stroll uI ': Po st 011ie* dr.i fourare invited end Urged to ~ ,.. t•, T,VCoV1%TT avildir-116 C411ST, 117. 1964 1. I Teachers are Mrs. M. J. Corb.tt.Mrs. Geori. 3ITU• File "'"N csncn, covav. PWWATM or Mrs. Harold Fauyer, Mr I*TN JVDIVIAL V*nVVrr Is Jam.. McKee, Mrs. • J. R. CO. FOR D6604084. I Wsmks, MIS& Batty* Corbett, nr rl%%L ONFUJIT • t irs Scudder, and re. SliP IIILCAION 0`9111 - CHAULVA t.woRm, '!.1I o rI.AiNTirr. '. I ;q J. P. Iket. ,%11 persons airs h*rsby sellL erd U.N N School Opens Monday I :.t:";.t 1::. __ Altamonte Preliares To Buy Polike Car Of Season Cinema At - - ?,' I1C1 Chrid Church of the Church School board. Circle U PW As JunslO, 1N6-Pag.7 .. Atnots;; _ of other good thiallsi to set. *a up all kinds at dolooBy DOING Aloft HEASTY ZATZRS Wit! par- too. How &bad some oysters lable things to eatt Is both Foreman presentation of ticutarly Ilk, the Triple Treat on lb. half.sheU, a delicacy Trench and American styli Although screen stir lame. °nom F ree" possesses not Platters offered by 'lb. Look. that's hard to fled? You'll to suit* the tastes of Semi. . .1 swore exhilaration, humor b features Steak U" SKIP'S *A *t. and suspense o in mF South African lobster tall ;Fnj highway . e son s International best-seller 1 again ' at • about Flu t which you are sure to when they finish their rounds. • the lion cub she spare b., I. all kinds of ø took Into her home. but it atand your owe lost Ntum Oftcu. I side dishes _.. # saddle In Rslpb Nelsous': I so captures -as only a moWHAT DOZS It take to beOf hot broad, all for a very multi-million-dollar "Dual at ull Iat tion picture can capture * " * PRIMZ lociallein tons as "Indludoo?" It it's special Wee. Mocum *stars AMMER Diablo." described as an Imthe grandour and beauty. the and dainty disers win also Is PHZLP'S RESTAURANT, & T#dsurant ft takes cossid. portaut western, at the Park loneliness and color, of the JAMES GARNER Is frontier scout In weitern find things to suit them an the just across from Sanford Pla- "tiy thin sefvico, Ibm food, last Theatre, under United African lands whom lions are epfc "Duel at Diablo" now k showing . at Park I menu of THZ LOOKOUT in is. A seat. attractive and a frioaft atmosphere and a Artiste release and In Color ~.4 4 ' . "born free." Fern park, a n&I gourmet homey dining room with Chit idawly atmosphere and a East Theatre In Winter Par Also co-starred " ,A&.. " by Dolu". . -_ The story told In . piece to dine. They have & Al Phelps in the kitchen, whip. menu that eaten to every is Academy Award-winner Sidney Poltler and As Garur explains and Columblacolor was Dennis Weaver, famed for his portrayal of Ches. nd gleam gymose. ll BILL TRAVERS and Virginia McKenna take be meant was that be c: : r test@a cozy, Intimate lounge ter In TV series "Gunsmoke." plus through with unrealistic quiet stroll In thu scns from "Born Free," tiont film-makinff at Its best. izet drinks. often silly westerns, such as priI.p'jj?I.I and bartenders that know Primary honors for the pow. . . . The longest continuous how to mix em Just right. If now showing at Seminole Cinema Theatre. so often grace the miniature erful appeal of 'Born Free" SWING OVER to the TRO. speech in the history of the that's what It tak • then screen. Big, Important we.. must go to Virginia McKcn- mine with them. Miss Mc. shows in the .m. teath PIIY WUNQE-. rendezvous tern. that tell a legitimate U. g Senate was that of Sen. TREDDIE S STEAK HOUSE no and Bill Tray.,., a lint. Kenna and her husband ach. toasty. of the swingers and the cool Wayne Novae of Oregon who In Fern Park is an Institution. story and do so realistically When. as In the book, El usband-wife acting team loved a rapport with the aniida for famous In Central ones. A great place of drink. and honestly, he says, are world,s most popular M&Io in & Manhattan night club w hose stage and screen ropu. mals that had hitherto been returns to the jungle, "Born Ing, dancing. dining and play- spoke on the tidelands oil bill so MAnY Year$ AS an excellent another story. 92 hours 86 minutes on tation most certainly will be known only to Joy Adamson Free" achieves an unexpoet. Ing games, bowling alley right for place to Won. April He. stirred In the United star, flock Hudson, with It. and who also, to help out an enhanced immeasurably by and her husband George, a .d.26, " 1963, according note of wistfulness. And, next door and a abating rink, to Guinness Artists release in Color by Di. style combustible sexpot, uncle, poses for plastic ma .f World n their work here. They lived Kenya game warden, and when Elsa returns to bar hu. too, V you feet like some ix Rseøc. Luxe-togother with Academy. Claudia Cardinale, tops UnI- ikins he create@ for shop n- with tht lions for eight may. which was nne of the reasons man" family and Proudly crelle. They Award-winning Sidney Pettier le-making months, fed them for a world-wide success of shows off her own three ounce fillet, all hours of th sai' modem-day romantic dows. Swedish Bibi Andersso Is In. 'ter $ an movement are e Sound Both in Intrigue and no. and played with them, took the book. What the Adam. young cubs, "Born Free day, as well as a varied menu 'h 0 troduced to American au. mAntic lusptrice-farco. "Blind. mann the story, brilliantly of as sentiment&) as any first of sandwiches and all carte directed for Unl%erIaI by them for loni:, (riendly walks. sons did, the Slclitnna-Travdjences In the picture. T e fold," coming Sunday to the $ newborn baby to hii orders. Remember Tilt '1110 __________________________ They went n picnics with irs team also did. The warm' visit of picture was directed by Not. Ritz Theatre. Philip Dunne, reaches rare the lions and went swim- th between human and animal grandparents. see and co.produced by No!. Hudson, in his most Impres. heights of spine-tingling sus. too . cozy, comfortable and son and Fred Engel, the some sly@ role of ruent vintage, pans@ and viewer Involve. Intimate. Fast service for JOE PINTER 0 team responsible for the low- portrays a Gotham psycholo. ment, with the cameras c those who only hove an hour budgeted success I'LlUes Of x1st whose services are on- tributinir to the excitem"n OF Elko to spam. Get acquainted with the Field" which earned a listed in treatment of an emo. by moving from the concrete your hosts, Bill Agerenos and ]INA-Actor Academy Award tlon&lly disturbed scientist Jungles of Now York City to JOE'S 3114% jet plead his noo. 4 Rcmick In one at the fun- Henry Tooke. Make your roPeter Boilers fans are In "A Shot In the Dark," romps IA, for Poll.lar. who in also the object of a dangerous, reptile-Infested wa. gioaphwowotowxmft. ,a b.Bos@4 on the Marvin Albert planned kidnaping by an In- ter of Florida swampland#. for a great time starting through Franc* with Elko nlest westerns ever made, Alrystifts for bouquets. PITWe T11111111110 7~ut Pia#=& meetings with that Co. ties and . I st-soller e Rising." "The Hallelujah Trail." lRunday *hon t wo of the Sommer. ALTAM01111711 SPRINGS . Nut he no his 3"Ish WIM Wednesday only will he the new drama a a gripping i She I. seen as a smoldering Co.fcaturs is "Father British comedians hits open Kathy Tooke. Million' feature and 4ellon-p&ckod t8I* Of thl beauty from the Italian a". Goose," Starring Cary Grant an a twin bill at the Movis. ,ho Ing ANNOUNCIS THI rst wust Mls... western frontier in the 1U0 tion of Now York who works and Leslie Caron. aire." with Jimmy Clanton, AFFIARANCII OP land Drive-in Theatre. Phu a vim* booilaill sovills can O'Sullivan, Connie Stoy- TRADE 0WINDS " , CATZTEand "511ster tiloses," starring period when the Indians were First of the two hilarious AblesslabelarTall...plan SANFORD MOOSE of ens and Jim Hutton, "Never RIA like to be known as a no# I still disputing the WAY West comedies In "The Pink Panth. Robert 31itchum In a tali, a Ifth of NAAMoved Baby Too I-at*." Is the story of a place for the family and they i;f4. ,0 LODGE NO. ISS with the ancominic settlers. it er." In whleh he Is Joinril by a white hunter in Afilea. Opm Ribs...plan a galaxy iltl middle-sifutl couple about to are sur# once -you try their Tile weekend double fta. Is described as big In every Claudia Car4linalu. Capucinti. of Rallishes, a SI&M Baked, "MARCHING MIN" have a child at an ago when services, you'll return often. proportion. Nelson dlteetuti Robert Wagner and David tune, btinn ng I most couples are already Thursday night has the deal. and tb. debut and Its music Is by top earnNiven. In the second feature. features Hurt lAncaster and I Bekd. Dr.si and your -randparents. The effect on gnatiou of family night with ser.wrlt.r Neal Heft, wris)at of Halt Blood. All of fhe them of becoming parent., as free dessert for all and favors S We only KOS at i'l1 as on their daughter for the kiddies. Steaks are the 't PRIMA PALLERINA and son-lo-law, provides samo feature an Saturday night, . The U. S. federal system of 'TWINKL I on of the funniest and most done to your taste for an un. numbering highways was act . up in the micl1OZOs. pear on the screen. wide and varied menu they SATURDAY, JUNI II 1 IN ) , * Both Ford and MAUf9en h3V0, you'll Want to try OVery. TONITI ' van originated their thing-it all looks so goodI 535050$ fo l , rt,l,s on the Ilroalway stage. and tastes so good. I. Utis.s.5s.dseD.Wp. CARLOAD 'Never 'l'oo Late" marks • • Miss O'Sullivan's first fea. CATFISH to "in", you . I ., . ,;00 ture film In seven years. The know, and TO THROW Inquiring newsmen off their trail. adage play itself kept her ANT Is lbs place to find the .ss. • *6I4 .I.. M*'r.' I ,' . . 0 Rock lludson Slip& rinsr on Claudia Cardinale's ..W busy for almost three years best catfish in The county. A. I . finger to give impression they havo Just an. and jilts has also appeared In long with your fish you'll be . ) TONITI Si SAT. L-ft nounced engagement in scene from "Blindfold," • itinny television shows. iii'. served all kinds of tasty ,,. At 7:46 & I 1:00 A NIW HITCH IN 1 stars Car' Grant as "Father Goose" meat, Maureen. the widow of catfish dinner and those tinny I % It.." 1)roducer-w ritr r-d I rector John rascals are fresh out at the ~ g~ * ' SATURIAT Week met*. g*y g ko&. &Nlovs JOHN SAXON , -Moab geow to ow too* for"IV Farrow, was kept busy tak. water. 'Course, they hay, lots 0 60 INT. 4 TO 091 1111"111 UIT 1.1111 10. & IIAST TO 17-92 ,,-' MAIL RATH801111111 grades lbs nt room of p Kant, Ohio, and holds & Sao. rI- Diablo' - the kisdorgodes tam, AM ' Free ' Born .. . wwaui j. -- 'Duisi At " I will In floventy-five c Boy. Seal attended Oldo Uslwitty In Atkins, Ohio, 5* ova', College is Deaver Faw, 01, ~ - Summer gushy fizaz 11t*!1I I 1 kv1- 1-1911, of the . T '1" •- 6 -- Ill Pastor Sunday New -I k • - classes ! , tl I 4 _ . L . . , 11,111,. , 41_• - _- __JA ___ I ' I, . ~ [ . , .. - �• ,• - - - 0' - sutewI i, .vua DEAR ADY: I am a Tbk_poo.-MIMP*LLIII'$ woes us aou.eM4, the Ms. 11.year.old man whe is vs. duit s. Ii the hi. ry much In love with a past. MOlI* lbig lowing lilt with a clean slate yesi'.old girl.! know you A2$WI*: Isfore down, I'd like to hear sad nothing banglag ust his think I'm crazy, but Abby, '." *7 ulUthIV*dS ass *yoslf the t.aibe?a side if the story. heed. Ti 4. otherwIse in much this girl really loves me. 5PI S $MI 051 if 1$ 7p you've hid e, his lusraghig. She eves broke up with a aud gut - P. The isacher though, I bills,. she say As for ongusulag yoer Ml. young good looking man aide lb. i.sdsats whi got P ha,. Sado some errors in lags Is the tiim 11.114.. just for me. She worked for 1) 111* 12$. UGH?: fle t.g saner - wulIstheI$,wo,dslaNUT week's lus.t N times each. e sops abs doesn't wait 57 lUisS PS in her spelling 0155. Tel abs has abey pro. sen... the words I. lb. Mn. lest.., lb. ds't nails,, I Il..5, this he doss'S pr.. UUSU lbs wwdj VeVy asvly, ona th. to is a good speller. It she foal. ft's be, duty Is 114.iv4 P's Ii spelling, I feel It's her duty to pro. ainasa the werds herself. I'd lik. I. let lb. teacher knew my feelings on this but 15 sot sure It would be the right thing to 4.. Phase, what Is yes, opinion? I also want your opinio, en the matter if writing words so many times, lj H I Judgment. 7a, *nvsvafly low grade fee' apeceentags score of N. $Wg standards fee grids,, hew.vu, Is lsgft'ma$. 'he. t goal I. pwf.etls.. ai thø tewbet stresses toss results, she IMOULD ptoouce the wdi herself TriJag the Job ever to s student Is Inadriusbis, to put ft mildly. In my .piniois the misspelled words, tithe, than the following week's hit, should have been written toy, reedy, 10 tImes each at the most. l.p.titlon Is often vain. able but id t. the point of dimnishing returns where thought teases, SuffIcient to lb. week ate the mistakes thereof. Aft.r hew yes deft. Us. less yes us be tactful sod e,saalndsd, better yes shuild stay at boss. H yes Msrm ever t ichoel, you may gain your p.151 but ailsast. th. tnahev, which won't tol, your as.. IS you deelde 1 ,Ielt esboel, 1.1 the teacher inputs her method., techniques, and goals before you make any corn. meat.. You asay learn some. thing your so. hasn't told you. Please seed pour school problems to Susan Light In care of *1. paper. While she enact anmr each lit. tar psrsoaally, lotte,. of general Int.reet will be a,. swered Is this eoluma, Your Dental Health Extractions Or Poor Bite Nowepigo, *Merpui.s Men. lb. wisdom tooth lies burled, D$AX DL LAWRENCE: th. mouth may be pried open Last December 1 bad a Iowsr beyond It. capacity, and this right wisdom tooth pulled and puts the binge joint under coo. ever since then the hinge joint slderable strain. This stretch. en that ski, has been very lag of lb. joint injure. mem. sore. SometIme. ft seems to bran.., muscles and tendons get well but then It gets tight that help form the Joint and and sore again. When I chow, can cause the symptoms Mrs. the Joint *ib. cracking not.. I describes, Could you tall me what It Most joint probl.ms such as Is and what I should do about pain over the joint, ear pain, It?-Mrs. Harold B. headaches, clicking of the A- This Is not an uneom. Joint, snapping, restricted moo complaint after caIne. movement, etc., Usually come lion of lower wisdom teeth, from biting dysfunction or dii. especially U the extraction Is harmony; teeth don't come to. a difficult one. If the tooth is geth.r properly. But othen impacted (embedded In bone), causes, such as infection, ar. or In an odd position In the thrills, tumors, gout and isis bone, or U the mouth Is small ma are not uncommon. and the opening Is narrow as Even though Mrs. B has as. In some petit. feminin, jaws, sociated her symptoms with extraction of lower wisdom extraction of the wisdom teeth can be a troublesome tooth, It'. possible that her and complicated problem, bite Is the real or an aggra. In the effort to gain access vating cause of her condition, to the angl. of the jaw where She could possibly get some is. f I relief from bit, adjustment, grinding high spots on teeth so that they meet harmonious. ly. Immediat, relief of Joint symptoms can usually be el tided by applicatio, of hot wet packs on the side of the face In front of the ear, soft diet, rest and aspirin. But this treatment may not pro. due. a cure. ft's not wise to let this con. dillon go untreated for long because acute joint difhlcul. ties are somewhat easier to cope with than chronic joint problems which tend to be. come more involved and more complicated. Pleas, send your questions about dental health to Dr. Lawrence in care of this pa.. per While he cannot answer each letter personally, letters of general interest will be an. swered In this column. The Doctor Says: poiataents I confIded a very cioeely.gua,ded secret about my personal life. He assured me it would go on further, This morning a friend told me she had heard some. thing "unbelIevable" about me. Then she recounted In AllY: I have a pvobl.* like your column, and hope you can help me. My wife Is a "she wolf." When we are out In public she is constantly looking at other men. It doesn't matter If the very words I had used to tell my doctor, exactly what I had told him. She refused hi tall me were she'd heard it, but she didn't have to. Sb. and my doe. toys wife are very close we are at a restaurant, a hell gem., or just walking down the street. You'd think her head was on a good settlement, but she refused It. Abby, asy girl friends, friend Is the sweetest, most unspoiled little thing In the .,1d. She I. just the op. posit, of my wife. She ap. predate, every little thing I'.. given her, like a small, story gets out, it could wreck my marriage. My doctor told his wife, and of that I am positively certain, What would YOU do? SICK INSIDE her mother's hospital bill, I would gladly give up my sat dime to be free to mar. Cysts Can Be Nuisance Wayie U. Braadstad*, M.D. Newspaper Raterprise Au.. Q-Two years ago I level, oped a lump on my thigh, After a few months some pus came out and the lump disappeared but later it came back again. Could this be a nuillnauL giuwth? What Is the best treatment? A-From your description I would suspect that you have a benign cyst of some kind, These often become infected, discharge their contents and then fill up again. If you can protect your cyst from In. jury and infection It should not give you any trouble. If It becomes a nuisance it should he removed. Q - My husband ha., had four wins removed. What causes them? Are they malig. nant? A-A wen or sebaceous cyst Is not malignant. It 1. caused by an obstruction of one of the oil glands in the skin but what cause, the ob. struction is not known, Q-Could palpitatlon, nerv ousness, stiff joints, soreness of the breasts, spells of chilli. ness, a burning of the soles of the feet, tingling of the hands and a coated tongue be menopausal symptoms? A - Palpitation and nerv. ousness are usually due to emotional causes, It you are overly worried about the men. upause that could aggravat. these symptoms. Stiffness of the joint. may follow bursts of unaccustomed exercise or, like the menopause, the stiff. ness may be a natural con... quince of aging. Keeping yourself physkally fit is one way t, minimize this symp. torn, Soreness of the breasts might well be due to hor. mon.. taken to alleviate menopausal symptom.. The dos. age of such hormones requires careful adjustment. Chilliness Is not a menopausal symptom but may be caused by a thyroid deficiency or for. getting to close the window, Burning of the soles of the feet may be due to being on your feet fur longer periods than you have been used to excessive smoking, obesity or aging. - - Tingling In the hands may be du, to anemia. C o a ted tongue Is due to not citing enough food that requires chewing, such as toast or raw carrots. The menopause certainly gets blamed for just about sverythlng the.. daysi Q-Whst is meant by the following: diabetes niellitus, chol.cystitia with calculi and cholecystectomy? A - Diabetes mellitus Is sugar diabetes which Is much more common than diabetes insipidua in which there Is no sugar lvi the urine. Cholecyctitis is an inflam. matlon of the gall bladder and calculi are stone. - In this case, gallstone.. Cholecystectomy Is an op. eratlon in which the gall blad. ii,r is removed. Please send your questions and comments to Wayne 0. Brandstadt, M.D., in care of thi, paper. While Dr. Brand. stadt cannot answer lndivid. ual letters he will answer let. tars of general interest is fu. tune column.. ,, W 1 I Itai lot beak Scull, Joluuty Iuar., Jima 2 I - •• • •- .. - II, or what a nice "build" another one has. I sin no slouch myself as far as looks go. Should I give her a taste of her own inedi. cine? I'd like to put a stop ho this. DEAR SICK: Doctors are human and therefore have SHE-WOLF'S HUSBAND their frailties. But most doctors carry all their see, ret. to their graves. Clip this and .end It to your doe.. tar. It is part of the Hip. pocnatk oath a doctor takes whea he becomes a physic. the medicine. But tell your wife to keep her eyes front or some stranger will even. tually call her bluff and you will be compelled to Sight for her honor, And there's always a chance DEAR HUSBAND: Skip thing" might also surprise you. by, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal,, 00061). For a personal ought not to be noised abroad-a, to this I will reply, inclose a stamped, seif.addressed envelope, Ian: "Whatsoever In my prae. e DEAR ABBY: I'll get e things unfitting to be spok. en." Anti sign your name? If he's Innocent, he won't mimi. And if he's guilty he'll be reminded. right to the point. I had several appointments with a reputable physician re. carding a physical ailment. During one of these ap. 9zcoôq O,z B.hidq player must ' Wei"h file I. f, Summer is a .nd with It the urge to be _•3.•_•_._____ -- • e Hate to writ. letters? Send $1 to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal., 90069, for Abby's booklet, "how to Write Letters for All Occasion.." down two tricks at five dii. mantis doubled. This would merely be a 200'polnt loss be. cause he held 100 honors, but • rog Do.. the plug make a good Wfll1 14A11.S AND QLUE I... ak. 1U5 IM •....tI.. •IIU7 W5CLUCI. been for twelve years, age 33. A nice, mature man of good financial standing has asked me to marry him, lie wishes to travel but will agree to my keeping my home here and having someone take care of It. hiy son and daughter, both married anti living far from from home, are furious. What do you say?"- NN, I say, "yes" marry him at slonal help. The plug may be loose at the end of the cord, or the mother Is absolutely right in cord may have a short In it. her attitude. She needs a bit of lif, of her own. If you want a baby sitter and housekeeper, get a professional; so many women need jobs of this type. Someone said recenuy that the world's most underpaid baby'sitter Is grandma, lie (the baby) Ii the apple of grandma's eye. lie's alsojust occasionally - the pain in grandma's neck. It seems to me that you, with a civil once? It the property is wor. tying your son and daughter, make your will and take off? Have a good companion and You Truly." (]ivcn in marriage by her brother, Cordeli Marshall, the bride chose for her vows a attest length gown of wosti lace over bridal tafieta. The vQluminous skIrt was toppcd with a short fitted lace jacket fashioned with a battau neck PEAC1IYBRUC$I • • • • - • -. :, • •• • - . • - '- ' L:" ' - - - - . ., • - - .'•- - •- ' - - - ' ',, " -; ,,,, - . - - : -' ' " • , ? . ix reniaIg:ng ranberry.ap. Pie drink with I (liounce) tan of pincapp:e juice, Pour onto ihi. cubes, in tall glass c ?akes 4 to S rsin'i . ' - ••.. MU I) l iti ' "ii'I a I Ii r,o ' LiI'1 i "al ow . ) r -I ' Vsiorie Shea of 531 "iorth Triplet Drie Casedtarr) was hosteu at a pool party Saturday a(terngao,, to cole. brat. her graduatIon trait: L). mm lll.h School Following an afternoon tuf swimming, guests eqjoyvd a asf charcoal broiled hlPP -. hamburgers and hot aings. • baked beans, potato aalad ,ni ' ' chips. ' Quests lcluded nrnmba.rs of f "' attending t p - . , 5 , ' ,' 14 - . - - rugs lean - -- - - - - ' - -- -- -- - - -- °'"'' ' .4 4iss FiIen" b''' . ft,f Cl. ivir, z-.ulavarrlaga -: - " - i -it- hydraageas and bsmerocaliis placed at vantage points. O arrival the guests were served a congealed straw. berry salad, assorted cookies, divinIty fudge, mints, colts. . - -'- - .. - _____ _______ -' or punch. Silver appniitmeats were used on the refreshment 4r -. tabl• -'.. I •r i . ' . J, Meriwetber, Mrs U ii Paul gave the di votian, usiig as her themo -:,, - - dent, Mrs. ' - .. ... . -.. nual reports. The class meeting date was changed front the first Tuies ___________ r. - - '' Monday at 3 p.m. The next meeting will be held o Qet, 3, A new project for raising funds was presutlt?w. ulIowtng the business meet' ipa white seep sot sac was ' '. ;';'.' -- .•t - t. 'It1. . V4J7 .... ,jtp::-. .i:'4-.-::' '. ,• r - '.-' '' a " t' '. ,1, a, : . : ,., -' ./_• ) . . -,, '-. . •--' - _______ - '' $J" ............ - . - a - -- ______ : _______ -- -. - - ir - j", '_--1 '7' V i - Mr mu Mrs Herbert Paul Teller qf Sudhruy, OntarIo, Can;da, ipounce the eugae. ment apd forthcomlqg unarri. ge of their daughter, Miss W e n d y Margaret Elizabeth Teller, to James Paine Ray, son of Mr and Mrs II F Dy , j I - ,. - 1 •.-. - ______________ Paine Ray James _____ ' e ''' - L ••• .sf. :!''-, ' - "i' '' -, :' -._______ - '" &II T U LVIISS a e..er, ' ________ ' a - 4 - ••- •' •' .,. - - . - 's-.' -,• ' I ' ,.d- -. 'I , '. ..- ,ulsa of '- _______ .t a . - - ms hers •t. n"'" ' endid. -'4'r• '_f.j.! ..................- - -' - i,Cuii 'L;- -,- - - I iii -. • , V , • ' jacket of (hantill I II ' ',houlder length veil was hell -. - - - p,. .,.l __I. -, - 1. - - . asisiur for Eastera ! Airlines In MIamI and her ft. _ '- wills a ruse The marriage will be sol' -- _______ Luioanut (hove, Crt'itjtitons harden Ilestau- day1u. - - Do ieluu'd. . .hut uuhi tui i1tpjt't. .1.iui-, uji l,tuis, wliat's tho matter 1" f I.amg riirgeui up a replica of thu' genial "veip" to grace her l)rlvute ot tIce at thu i,tiik. ( lieralai l'liutiu) Loper, the ileserly _- - - piøc es our choice .5 I.brist ece -- the med hills, Calit,, designer who loathes fashion lads, has some cutting remarks about some of the shapeless silhouettes women look pregnant. "Either sh'on mius'd iser so tit (-I - \Al.Ol{iFa Shil'.4t of Sat North rri,dct Drive. ( assehlwrry, entertalneil haturil.:y afternoon with a iooi luarty. Among those present were left to right, Joyce Lovell, Vulorie, Sally Lunti, Jeff sIaci.eod, Ju(ly Ileauchamp, Rick tuelhcrry, Mclon(ia lasseibei'rv anal Marcia Pope. (Iferalti Photo) . .so Mrs. I.ok Uuiihiulur, !dut i)s'01$iaiuIlt Of iilhitaultI Atlantic National think, i uIdui to forgi.t.t.all far ft tias s' sacatlon. 11cr (chow emJ:Ioyeci$ ' Ias ionett s - e . . ri. I am ar ar ' et .0 nc S ersorta mil dv' ho ne F ,'r granaion, l'aiul lIutJi In i.arg'. Ai,niittun a ta .,.....h...I these ,.. thus Inercuislutti manyfold th. possibility of accidents, Selt.metlicatiun or unau thorized use of drugs lay tutu torists increases the accident potential, according to the Safety Council. Certain nonpresc ci p ii') II drugs induce drowsiness, tiiz. - - •________ - a. .. • 'iiz.j; • I na .S" , angcrous Mc'iical Judgment, S • L , ,, 1i ' otlis,r for relief of a variety conditions can interfere sen ously with coontlinatium and . Cole Tb. party rooms bad ap. nangements of roses, gladioli, -• • Miami The bride w ire ' warning was Iu.aut'ai ----.. - a •• tent clothes. niversary Irulay, June 3, with in annI'. rsary dinner at this, Ithot t,h th re is solute ci k injuru. s in th F ta.,u ne (lire turbane, rasultin from Dr mnd SIrs (,u ',r,. I, rian Look for all shades of pur l)eltona inn. pects of .Sutomot:su. ' r .,ure thu. prowl gruuulp.arILty that thilalrcn between the ages gun) ares, the uhyaicIans Injuries were th, exception of nine anti 1-I who compete found thot one out of five rather than th, rule, they I ii that traditlonall; worn by Mrs. Ilertholti Willenbrock 31 Tb. awful mwk;n drugs Mod l..00k _. - - ' ( omnultta'e on Mahiuul officer for a husband, a home and lout children, have a car. eerl Let mother live her own life; she deserves It. happiness. At this time of If any of my readers have with snazzy duds bearing di. "mod is dead." trunkload of Stephen clothing,, "Och, awa' vi' ye," he relife, few women or men have other ideas about my answer nect Influences of London's He told his staff: "Get marked using a phras, of his started on desIgns like thoss W this good chance of a new or to "Daughter," please let me Carnaby Street. John Stephen, the 29.year. Gla.gow youth. "The look Is rIght away." a renewed life, so don't best. know. I will appreciate your old Scot who, despite the not dead in London. It's more tate. thoughts on the subject. Miller frankly admits that e e jealous sniffing of mod . popular than ever. And now Stephen and mod were the • e " am the daughter of a "Is a raw egg good for comelatelies both here and that we ar. about to recolon. "best things to happen to ths woman who is hard to under. shampooing? My hair i.e dry," abroad, created and market- Is. the colonies, we're really American menswear indus. .4 the mod look, ii slightly on our way." .tand. My mother Is 00, re- -S. Anne. try. It shook us up a bIt. ccntly widowed. She will not Yes, but a bit of a mess. amused that U. S. clothing King John, despite some "The look reflects an en. come to live with me, I have You can buy wonderful egg men consider him a threat. evidence to the contrary, al. tirely new philosophy ii a nice home, am anxious to shampoos and many other cx. The king of Carnaby Street so denies the Influenc, of the taste. The men of America reenler the busineu world cellent kinds; just visit your (he owns most of the block. American West. "No, our are showing how tired they '$ and continue my career, I local cosmetic counter. Dry long alley in Soho) has been clothes are original," he says. were of staid, conservative have two smail boys and a hair needs much brushing, and visiting the states for several "They're colorful, interesting fashions and bow anxious pair of twins six months old. the scalp should also be mass. week., supervising the estab- and, I think, attractive. They they were to try something My mother can help out and aged with fingers tipped in lishment of Stephen boutiques were designed especially for new. ThIs aort of thinking Is have a nice room and board cosmetic oil. In nine units of the Allied young people and not adapted a definite part 01 the Sii. tree. My husband is a civil Monday: "Dear Ed y t h Stores Corp. from another style." ties," officer and is often away from Thornton hicLeod." After the successful open. That's why, he believes, And John Stephen while home. Please discuss this."Ing (his Imported clothing youngster., regardless of na- deciding which one of his two Daughter. A anthology is a book of sold out In three days) of a tionahity, consider Stephen Rolls.Royce, I. pull out of Dear Daughter: You may selections made from the best shop in New York's Stern designs "their own." "We're his London garage, could on. fl..._SL___ a_r_ ... not Ilk. me tug this, but yont,wzjlingi of manj authors, ID* JI1IuI IW 1w S - an not atlbnr --auLdawa varsiona . 'V. -". - . . - - ..,..-- • • - -. • - .•... icit lur a trip lu .diams. ' . Thu A N 0 S AVi-...J '.- ', tr ai '. - '' . To Drivers . UR lOOKS LA __..__ •-.! . on- rescrip1ion • - Hat lady makes a vlramatic entrance a'; The . ('arflivn'ot . cr la" ,onnr ,o at Shun:, : an i i c e%t titan was Migitol Anlle'I - -, -- Jarvis, Miss Versa %oudcock, Mrs. C. II. Flowers, Mrs. I. J. BaYette aild Mrs. Robed • -- -- ': a Darwin Shea. • by her daughter, Mrs. Ral?h • ."'"T UI Ts, ,,a,,p*' wsu assisle4 - .eon •MALL SECflCN V. A IOWIBI RAT.L%tfl'. lnglbuh education, "3. - _ School with the class oi ' - . included champ, Jeff 6' •IIuie - Sir and Mrs (,ilbert LI Ii? eger of Sanford announce the marriage of their daughter, Nnty Irene to Pet llcrnan ,, (havarnisga of Ilogota, (.oiunibla. V The v.cduiing ceremony waa by lie'. Aihirt he I %tir: a A Smuis I hurch By Jane (asselberry Drugs mu uiruvung utav welt •m...e...o I.? P -"F Exchange \fows S U..,1, IF 'was born in Sanford and at: tended local schools She uas 4raduated (rum Seminole 111gb '? saulers. As suits of mystery tie airin a cape rain• eranberry.apple drink from a of the Nitional lion. follows or ress with at Sntiet, zsliis 1 quart bottle Into Ice cube or -.. •-g i Those - see tte ci beverage. Pour 2 cups of J"iiyett:t, l.a. A member - L i.....,, ' - r wleetlng The Ilgughtin of Wnln Sudy Ichapi C1IIS if the Thu Methodist church m1 at the beautiful, spacious home 41 Mrs. .1. H. W1lkiT, 171$ South Sanford Avenue, 'rut's. ._: - ML'MMEI COOLER Pineapple juice combined place in senior women's -____________________________________________________________________________________ I ' Van Wart, of Winthrop, Me. . I I .eIa$1 IL- *01% of Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. etudmit at her lliith School and on third - ,'. . ' - of grated orange rind TELEPIIONE' 14" -p While in high school, she lion corsage. Thu groom" I)ARI4E IXN Al)AMS was a majorette fur tout mother chose a pale green dat: htir of é!4r'. flfli sear, and also a Candy Stripoutfit complemented w it I .,Iu,in;t or at S.minole Memorial lbs. white accessories and a white apis, lit Alexndrja, pltal. She is currently employ. carnation corsage. A reception was held ;t the La., and formerly of ad bY Lockheed Missiles and home fallowipg the ceremony Sanford, and "ranil. Space Compan at Cape Kexnedy. with klois. I ummi,r Eloise iiaug,iter at Mr. nml tier fiaqe, was bore in Pus' Sweat and Diane Arthur as Mrs. I' rank H. Atlams toss, Mu.. lie attended Win. sistig. Ihrop schools, Kents Hill Prep The newlyweds are resitlipg of Sanford, wan amnn five outstanding c. School and Missouri Valley In t;oldcnrod. College, where he was a mt'mAmong the otatof-tuwn u.d' tral Louiiiana Ifigh her of Sigma Noui fraternits. ding guests were Rudolph ls' School atu let t I 1 5. 5% tie is pr.u'ntly enipinyi'd 1111 clavun anal Cojett, flagan, 1)0w Aerospice, a i).v.can 1)1 Orlando; harriet Mizon, Lake was thia recllnunt of i Mary; anal Rosa Simons, Cur. $2,400 scholarStli$) to i)ow Chemicals. Complete wmitlIng plans ssill II, Ilourke, Mazi, Miami, N or t h east Loujalzsii* slrs i)orothy Burke and Mar State (allege \IIS. Ad. lie annousced at a later tiate 1tI .st iiurk all of Sanford "' - bubble. and edges appear cooked. Serve with oran,o butter', made by creaming '. ' cup of butter with t teaspoon • 14.... M,Lg1 it'I lvi UISPW gagement and forthcoming marriage of her' daughter, JUd7 Louise Lavender, to Arthur Robert Vin Wait. II . , , Peachy pancakes are dcli............... AA Mn. J. H. Walker un • • I ' pancakes are covcreti with a restaurant and contemplat. of old people's clothes and NEW YORK - (NEA) - cal his future. the teenagers know ft." Is the mode mood mod or "As long as we continue One U.S. clothes man, Mar. ___.,iJ... -. PIUVIUC WIl•b JUUIIi VV sun auuiier or. Ionrac; macki, Mad, perhaps, but it cer- pIe want," he says, "how can apparently scored a best os Lalnly hasn't stopped Amen , we go wrong?" Stephen dis. his completition by personally ran menswear manufacturers counts the dark rumors float' visiting Carnaby Street last from flooding their lines ing in from England that year and bringing home a - '. spoonfuls onto hot tightly Dy Bob Cuchnar - - i - fresh peaches. Pour by table- .. • , - I Coping With - . •• peaches or chopped peeled ------------------------ S - • ? a -- - 1Sa '., • Love of - • Musical slcctjos featured were "Bridal Chorus" and "1 • STRIP center of the family circle. In know works, If It doesn't light, today's often insecure world, you know that the trouble is that's an important job and not in the appliance. well worth your time and ef. Check for a blown fuse. If, fort. after replacing It, It blows again It could be a case of an few electrical items and try "Dear Edyth Thornton Mc. Leod: I sin a widow, and have the home of thu groom's parcots Arranoements of fcr0, • garuen,as and glads were used throughout In the home decor. Community Mctliotht lhurch, .'n'44" Newspaper Enterprise Asia, do it yourself. You needn't be willing to take on the job as Is the outlet Itself working,? Plug In a light which you the oldest member Why who takes the lead In hold. • and double ring ceremony at • 4hI?Ilb.i4 AND APPL1DECAL. :g: In every family that keeps Its ties even when Is mem. bets are scattered across the country there is one member I he impressive candlelight • be loose in the outlet. Try • UR HANQlN __ T •. cious for summer brunches Prepare a 4•scrvjng recipe for ' 1 ._(AJ,njL Ceremony In Home . ' It Yourself: gadgets, electrical and other. to see if it effect. the oper. of one part will get things wise, which make life easier ation of the appliance. If the working again. The inanufac. but which have a tendency to cord I. permanent, see If you turer Is the best pource for can check the point at which parts, though most large break down, connected to the appli cities have well.equlpped parts Utensils, gadgets and ap. pliances all break or come up alice You could have a ioiee stotes While most people are eon. with a malfunction eventually connection there keep operating instructions ditIoned to seeking part. foe Sometimes throwing away the item seems the easiest way where you can find them, electrical appliances, they for. out rathor than going through There may be something you get that many household Items not doing right. have replaceable parts It is the bother anal expense of Service manuals are not not likely that you wilt find servicirg and parts replace normally included with an ap a store that carries handles ment. Often the problem is easier pllane, but are issued for the for pot. and pans, cutting to solve than you might sus. benefit of men who service it. wheels for can openers and Write to the company making the like. pact. A small pnrt may readily available If you know the appliance, providing both Rut again, a query to the model and aerial number and manufacturer with a deucrip. how to go about getting it, In the case of electrical ap. a description of the appliance. tIon of the part, serial and pliances there Is the likellhoo4 You should be able to buy a model number may bring of getting panicky the first manual from the manufactur. the part you need. An invest. ment of a few cents or a dol. time the item fails . start. ci. While you may have neither lit of two may save you the Oranted that a major repair may be beyond your skill, but the skill nor the tools to make coat of a replacement. • you should still check to By Ruth Millet' of the fam. do some families re main close through the years Ily, or the smartest, or the -eny.ng a ee..ng o. k.,ong. most outstanding, AU you need is a deep fain, lug to a clan and being able ily feeling that makes you to count on each other when needed - while others drift apart? ', By Mr. Pig If the cord is detachable, try major repairs, the manual wIS Newspaper Enterprise A..n. another If not, try flexing guide you in determinIng the North had passed because he had some hope of beating the heart game. Why take any loss when you don't have to? North started his campaign to beat four hearts by open. ing his singleton spade. West saw what North was planning and tried to counteract by playing the ace and another trump, but this did him no good. North went right up with his king and untlerled the ace.klng of diamonds. South found himself on lead with the queen anal returned care of yourself. First, check the obvious. Is a spade to give North his ruff and the third defensive trick. have paid At this point North led a club and eventually declarer had to lose a trick In that suit also, (C/nntQn: , 1 S Do Vows line and long tapered sleeves! 'cral pearls and she carried a 'he bride as maid of honor Miss Barbara Au Marshall, edged In ruffles. bridal bouquet of white rarna md Miss Jeannie Roberts was daughter of Mrs. Cleo Mar. 11cr shoulder length sell nf lions ccntcrçd with a yellow )ridesmaId. 'riucy were gown.' 3d In aqua and pink reepec• sbaU of Longwood, and Larry illusion fcll from a petalled throslrd orchid. Curtis Esclavon, son of 3tr. headpiece embellished with Miss Pal Caldwell attended ively and wore short circular ciii and white carnation apd Mrs. Fred Eiclivo, also of Lnngwood, wcre united In ________________________________________________ luck as E I:: d the an*et Holy Matrimony on May27 at ____________________________________________ groom • ' For h 'i' dau hi kiln the bride's uother wire g - zinc.., fainting spells, fusion, anti dim vision in COn' sOniC in ,aurtg may injure their of thoe Injured UrIC 14 or ft,un,?. in Ways that tinder. lt'awuet, gr'.ath dig. Hut a"tivlti.. such as the may ha,npt'r growth or resIt t,i.ie.tunuiwr'a slide in base. I -- -in .ie(orntity - the dangers IItI:I:ltOoIER 1.1)0K ia*ll, pitching curve balls, anti have been ezaggerate'1, If yourc looking for young too many innings of pitching I This rounfa'rtlng nes cou,i.', fashion ad'.cnture you can sail 'its stern hazardous, front l)rs. Robert I.. l.arwi ''ata11g,t',s who are obese, in like a galleon under fun anal Robert 0. 3lt-Muuhan of or who am unusually tall, lIar Sacred heart hospital. sl. l'irate-inspirctj, awash. lanky, antI uncoordinated, wIth ji reviewing 1,335 athletic buckling, hip-hugging pants poor muscle ulevelopment, anal skirts are teamed with 'rem especIally Prone to in. )(tjCL'Nl54ft hElPS wale-wide belts anti enormous juries that might hamper lLt'4J)S metal buckles. Vfinge bottom growth result in deformiFinger nails bitten to the , shorts anti ecivy tops are ty. They should postpone nub? Let them grow to a I mixed anti matched with bold, sports activity, thi. doctor, complimentary length and Im' broad stripes and bubbly pol. recommend, unless such ac. prove the looks of your hands. ka ibis. tivitke ar, wall aup..'v 'ad. While th,'v Sri. ernu.in.' uus'.1 - -- - ------------- To save lives, check with the pharmacist or with your phy siclan on the possible effect such drugs mIght have on read warnings rvsltv to ha atroni in tha III and winter readytowear. - ________ I - ' --- ,\I ' 5' j ', - I' -- e lb Instead of contrast the color of your lacy stock' logs to your costume. Red stockings for red coat, parlIe stockings with purple atuit 1t. lhc latest trend in the New York wholesal. tashlop market. - heeQur Complete Selection - - I- .k1 '-* - LONGINES ' u a TIlE WOILD'g HOfl' JIUNORKI) WATCH --- -- - _______ or --- aenni.. driving. And on labels carefully. - - -- -- - • 'I. - -. - ' - A*ZaWsêompkt. selection of Loqiasa - - - a nail hrsah to keep th; nsii; Walsh.' tro - anal cuticles cican. Smooth chcwed nails gently with an emery board to remove the jag,cd look anti to help them I grow uuioro e'.efl!y. I - - r.. jf "- ----- p _. -- SPECIAL WOYICI - 't.!ftl* -S 1 - -- CLOSED MON DAYS ' - - ':: 'I1 ,zU4 ,' • . - -,. $ - - t P•1 C lanap, 1?*ul eiancelncv1seinc. brusked lImPet, is case and bracelet, fOld nii. ninn DUIIN6 THE SUMMES MONTHS Eva Bess Beauly Shop 121 NORTH OAK - OPPOSIII FLORIDA STATI IMIK -- I - I - - - I - . 1 II s ... 1 r 1-- - T'1 -- - - 'S "4 -•.- ,,,_ for $4.95 and a lounge for Quality binoculars rest en Brlghtheu measures the in. $5.95 only to have one or precision parts such as prop. tensity of light passing both collapse before the city ground lenses. For this through the lenses. Instru. Fourth of July? In the long reason, good binoculars are ments of the same power and run it Is better to pay a little not cheap. objective lens diameter bays more for chairs and lounges If you know the basic points the same relative brlgbtneu. made of a heavier gauge thrown out by a salesman, it Early morning hiking or bird. aluminum or stainless steel is easier to judge what the watching take binoculars that and heavier synthetic web. product represents In life and allow for the most light Use bing, Such products will last viewing power, of binoculars in open field through many seasons and Magnification or power re. strong sunlight requires some.. also can be repaired. fers to the number of times thing different, If you plan to throw away larger an object appears Experts say the , sal. chairs, tables and other out. through binoculars as comrn nocular is considered III,,! foi' door necessitie, as If they pared to the unaided eye, It I. all except the longest ,u, were paper plate., then buy Indicated by the number be. viewing. Night huntsmen will them accordingly. If you want for. the "X." A pair marked requIre 7 x 50 binoculars. longer wear, then invest more 6K magnifies six times, Low. When in doubt buy a time, effort and money in to.msdium power glasses give centificat, so th. sportsman selecting such items, satisfactory viewing for most can select his own equipment. - - I ___ - ,.a Isles - types of gimmicks for ifew for the outIoorsmanetr er.d binoculars, weeks fun, he likes boatin huntin or whi h ften use a tripod. In many eases, money Is bird.watehing. Currently 95 FIeld of view refer. to the lost because ws tend to pay per cent of all prism bInocu. width of view at a particular little for an outdoor Item and lan are imported In this coon. distance, usually 1,000 yards. wind up with a product that try from Japan. A wide field of view Is ens. proves unsatIsfactory. When shopping for binocu. cial In hunting or boatlng Summer furniture Is a elas. lame ask the salesman about: The hIgher the magnification Troubled? Writ. to Ab. e U eutdoor uses. all hi a • Jocoby and Son know how to bid and play iiosi () 1$ but there is an extra requi. ut. which Is generally ale. IC 104 scribed as the "feel of the AICJ1OII2 table." _____ •Q4 The man with this chaise. Win? A 74 tensile almost never loses qj'sg a two.way finesse, H. just •7 seems to know which oppo. 4io$51 •A97 font holils that riulsaing card. lOUTS On defens, he finds the kill. J1OS32 2 ing leads anal plays. Most im. portant of all, In competitive situations he knows when to dnernbl. sacrifice, and when to gam. l ble that he can set his oppo. Dble, 2 i nents. 4 PaM 2 4 There is nothing remark. Pa.a Pam Opening lUd..al. able about North's pass to four hearts. Most player. would know that they could not make five diamonds but North passed for an entire. would not bother to take thu ly different reason. The game sure loss that would result was rubber bridge and he felt from a five.dianiond bid, certain that he would only go WQ JJu' that you might lose. keep silence, holding such I ' Then to top It off, she makes some remark about lice, or not in my practice, I shall hear or see, amid the lives of men, which fail. -. -•-,z-- .- '-•- -. •' iwivel, ry this girl. But bow? IN LOVE DEAR IN: Make your wife a bettor offer. She might surprise you. But I don't advise you to "give up your last dime" for your freedom b e e a us e that "sweet, unspoiled little lie (or more often, she) writes letter., relays news, plans family get.togethers, in every possible way serves as the center of the family circle, gently pulling all its members a little closer to. giber than they would be without the effort, The family that doesn't Honey Plentiful This Season have this kind of leader is like an organIzatIon without GAINESVILLE - Florida fruit salad, fruit cup, or ice drisale, pour honey on in a anyone Ia charge. It tends meal planners can look for. cream, top with a drizzle of fine stream. to drift. Letters between mem Whipped cream sweetened bins grow fewer and fewer, ward to plenty of honey t. honey just before serving. To with honey makes a tempting, Brother. and sisters who wire sweeten spring menus. A s • a' topping for plain fruit, Ice once part of a close family John D. Hayuuie, aplcultuilsi, empnis )tote cream, gin rerbread, on gels. unit may go for years without Florida Agricultural Exten. seeing each other and for • tin dessert. skis Sink., offers some aug. AD To Resign Top hot d.s.ert. with honey months without any word from gestlons on how to make hard sauce. To male it, blend each other, And the leu they honey spread. and toppings t MEMPhIS, Tone. (UPI) - warmed honey with half as know of each other's livesadd variety to meals. Dr. Eugene Lambert will re. much butter or margarine, the less concerned they be. come with each other's v.1. Make Swiss honey by asia. sign as athletic director at Chill and serve. log equal amounts of whip. Memphis St a te university Surprise the family by wry. fare, ped cream, honey, butter or Aug. 31, and head football lug hon.y as a sweetener for So if you feel that your own usargarin.. Serve on aliced coach Hilly (Spook) Murphy hot or cold c.r,el. Spoon the family ii drifting apart-don't fruit, plain cake or cupcakes, will succeed him In the post. honey from th. jar or serve it just shrug It off with the ea• Make a honey spread b) Murphy wW continue is from a pitcher, Haynls aug. cuse that It is Inevitable, or even kid yourself that It Is blending to g e the r equal head football coach a. well as g.sta. just as well. amounts of warmed honey, handling the athletic dirro. ___________ It isn't inevitable - and it peanut butter, butter or mar. tot's duties. Announcer Picked isn't good. Ten there is gsrine.Serveontoastorpiakn strength and comfort and se ) cake. Broadcast Plans The Philadel his a Ic and curity in a family whose mem. Serve honey is - cold PrrrslIuRaH (UPI) - ,• , jIroagcas,,,g bets loyally and lovingly keep or warmed - spread on toast, Sports Network Inc., said I.e Co.uma in touch. And it only takes one biscuit.s, pancake., waffles, Tuesday it will tslevhe and Syatem announced the ap. member to take the lead to n4 other hot breeds. broadcast the world light. polntment of Itu Nahan as keep the "family feeling" a Honey toppings come In a weight title bout between phay.by.play aunouncer for all live. number of mouth. watering champion Ctrloe Ortis and Eagle televised games this It no one else in your tam. iemir f DEAR eer how "handsome" that one I am sick Inside. If thIs InexpensIve ear, s o m e clothe., and taking ear. of winning - Exchange ly Abigail Van lure,, - I, __ a. a short time, but we didn't want any talk around the place, as I bad her quit, My problem ii my wife, Sh. won't give me a divorce, Our children ste gowa, and I offered her a very A ---- Psi. $ - Jun. 1O,IIM øQah aaag: Spelling Upsets Mother - n - - IIIh ' iiJ Pa #; 1 - - •-. -- �.. . . ... * . . . . . ..6- 1 . t .. . .. .. t .-.-•- . . -- - •--- - a C ----------- • E' -..- -•e.-.s - -. - -- - - . - - - - • • • •- • - - __ L - $4_ -- • • • • - • • - ••• - - • -- - - - - . - - • • • - • • • . _. • - - I. . I , ! •• ,.•.•', . 0 _______________ - -- CLgh11qhL4 \ . p TV Time Previews Looking For A S cond Car You'II to prutset wIB pruastto Amseican asWUd Wid W. (acres) him sad accordingly they dl.- dimesa top European stars, I(.nslNs, s.,, Aifrad ly- guise thsm.elvs., Solo a. a some of whom are famlilar I. tAUt & Noifron Onset.? and- $14 hold him prisoner, but G.b.4.tl. Gervain, a school. Twine, Alice and Ellen, from OUICIDIS PreT.ntion. YOfl BOYS lit Cesatno June 0 t3I.:. I'ITTAHD, flS-1411 New hour.. (Bern) Anything cSn and fence on an embeulenwnt Henry Seger. •nd hi. l'IE eacept dund*y. Al.o Yriday does happen around th. old charge, but finds that she not swing band. In ease you think evening. 311$ $. Orlando mew policy. Dsllj compound. A corporal joins only refuses to defend her. It will ill be too strang. and Dr. 323.I$II. the gang In the staleg, and self but even declines to read way out, most of th. numbers Wit.! flAkY Nit during the you shouldn't be surprised to th. charges against her. Miss are American standardi. For day. 131)117. kain that he Is actually a Cllento does a good, profes- Instance, the Bucklngham pal. NANNlK$ Kilifilk Care. Intent. to I. W. never clo.i. gsa.rsl In disguise, and a slonal job. ace Guard Band, complete 2445 Oak Ave.. 113.0)11. ISdSt eittt at that. Hogan with bearskin., will swing Is suipth.d but finally coo. I P. hi. NBC. Major L.agu. out with "South Rampart dir to. plant $ radar guidanc. with Pee Was Rues. and Curt device for allied bombers. Gowdy npo,tlng. Would you believe a corporal VINE RIPENED Tomato.. 2Cc lb. J. Ii. 'mdci, Lake Monroe. 'Turn off 4$ to elate ltd. 11. Cam. to Tindel'. grocery, turn right on school ron'I Agent. "You're Not In Any 5.6 P. hi. NBC. Golf. Ninth Trouble, Are You?" (Rerun) KITTP.N$. 222.7111. Annual Buick Open Tourna. Drake discovers, In Rome, an raun n*nv 2cIrTEN, 131 5. 130.9:80 p. hi. NRC. Sing mint. (Color) Some pro and organization of professional Woodland Dr. 122.2024. run) Tb. second part of Sir of Sports. Speed and endur. has infiltrated control', school $2.50 flu. You Pick. GREEN PEANUTS 2 lb.. SIc PILOIAN FARMS, Reasonable lists. Riding Area 3321351 cows "Some Asirrkan officials .rc co.pldslop thef pee seat ci, Is ghj11 est fan ick .1 the food Want Ad Information 365-5191 (Sanford Eachang.) CAMP • t • . 'j t -. U 1 - -- •• -•• - 'I 4 .1 - -- csr,it should be given a tran- dog or cat eats your pet's food. If the animal Lu boarded, it is best not to teed the at least someone will know solids during the that he eats. animal traveling time. Dr. Bass augBoarding of pets in the Cen jests only liquids, and par' hal Florida area generally hips a tldbt or two . . . but averages $1.30 day. Tha, thu heavy meal should be at Dr. Bus points out, is a very night. minimal charge for the care It Is always beat, too, to take and comfort of your pet. qulltzer. any a " - I along Quite often, they sW starve vacation, will take th. anImal themselves water It they along on th. trip next time, don't like it. Then, when they And, after all, how do you 01 - :- do drink, the pet is liable to feel when jots can't go? , _________ 1$Mt)' s 1.et's ao to the Races 8:26 (5) (li.a* Reeves Show (1) NBC News (8) News wIth Roger Mull - 7:11 (1) Small World (1) Oue step Ueye.4 (I) Ce.trsl t8orid Showoese mel Pee'kMi.s 7:35 13) nIpper (5) Jackie Glefl.. Show (U Have Gnu, Will Travel 1:00 (2) I Dream of Jeannie som. water from home But, Dr. Bass Is almost too fur your pet. Animal.. don't willing to make this bet: Any adjust easily to drinking person who leaves his pet strange watar, Dr. Bias says. home once while hi takes a -- IIEPAIII5 turity and death. Glelgud's from Bristol, Tern. The Au.- catch the spying spy. Agent 310$ Park Court. Call after I p. m. hypnotic woke and quiet, un- trallan Rules Football Cham. 99 Is smuggled in, too, of 121-5225 or 322.4011 d.rplayed dramatic skill bring plonship from Melbourne, course, and while not as fun. to life th. memorable lines played with I5inan teams °" ny as some of them the jim- gether with Martha Ray. ant In a superb presentation that a field twic. the size of our mieks In the espionag, school Ihnny Youngman, Elaine Is ono of t.levlaIon's great fields (Rerun); and previews are pretty outlandish. Dunn, SandIer and Young, achievement., of next week's U. 8, Open and acrobats the Amin Bro. Golf Championship and the 9.11:15 p. hi. NBC. Satur. thin. West makes his TV 1041 P. N. NBC. Tb. Man Li Mans Grand Prix of En. day night at. the movies, singing debut with "You Only Prom U.N.C.L.E. "The Dead- durance (both of whkh will be 'Westward the Women." (Re. $ her," but th. high spot ly Toys Affair." (Color) (Re- specially telecast Ii,. next run) Robert Taylor plays the of the show is a mad skit run) Bartlett Warshowiky Saturday.) scout of a wagon train going featuring Uncle Multi. as So. (Jay North) Is an adolescent from Chicago to California perman, Martha Ray. as Lit.genius, and Thrush wants to 7:80.5:50 P. II. CBS. Con. with 140 women, and, as If tie Orphan Annie and hlenny kidnap him from his Swiss tinental Showcase. (Premiere) that weren't headache enough, Youngman as Jungle Jim, In school. Bartlett's aunt is a This I. a slight change in the one of them is Denise Parcel, a stirring confrontation with nutty most, star, Elfie Van uaual variety show that serves You'll never guess what raises the aped crusader )aimaelf. Dosiek (Angela Lan.bury), as a summer substitute. With Its ugly head. A standard Miss I) u n n appropriately and she wants to get Bartlett Jim Dackus as host, the show, western with rather contrived shag., "Suckle Down, Winhome to the U. 0. Solo and which Is produced In Europe, situation., featuring John Mc. kl." Intyr., Julie hilahop, hope Emerson and Marilyn Ers10-Il P. M. CnS. C,unsmoke. kin.. (Rerun) Marshal Dillon Is captured and held hostage by Advice Oit The Faniily 9:30.10:00 P. M. CBS. The tour escaped convict. to Face is Familiar. (Color . . '- --'r escape to the Mcxl. Carolyn Jones and John For. can bo,Jer, flarren Mcthsvin Pet And A Vacation syt. are celebrity guests turns In a fine performance playing the game tonight. as Lon C,ormar, the leader of the outlaws, an,l James ArBy Barry Law.. overdo It which results in 9:30-10:80 P.M. ARC. Holly. ness plays the captivo I)illon Going on a vacation trip diarrhea. wood I'nlace. (Color) 4 Rerun) with just enough swu:tt and this summer? Fine . . . and Dont change the pet's diet. Stand back, ki.Idlcs, it'a a conviction to make you won. congratulations. But what are U at all poulbl. ft I. best night to rem.'uilitr. MUt"tu ler for a fleeting necon,l If you going to do with the lam. to continue the same diet the Ben. Iii host anil Adam ('1het. this Is really the end of the 117 pet? animal is used to at horn., man") West Ii guest star, to- oldest gun in the West. Sanford veterinarian, Dr. R. WC traveling with the I.. Bass, recommends you I •. pet, the animal should take the family dog or cat Teievision Tonight with you. That Is, U you are be kept on a leash when let going to a specLc pIece and out of the car. "We havi a rarnat r. u. 5:l (3) flnyn. and Ailes ot making a sightseeing pet running loose sonewt*re son (2) New.,np. ( I'lsu.t Patrol trip. In (eurijia now," Dr. Bass 5:60 (3) 'rh. Jetson. (5) NCN (Ii Heckle sot Jeckle "From past experience," said. (1 AIUJ News 5) KommsnI.r Kont If you are going to be tak. 1:15(1) flewuilne Dr. Bass say., 'iaath the fam0:30 (2) Atom A.t Iiunti.y-It,tnlil.y (I) Tenneee 'lused. lly and the pet will be Un- ing a sightseeing trip, don't (83 Walter Crinkit. (5) Spec. Ang.i " ptdII50t,,*h happy U the pet doesnt go." take your pet. it can be too 11:10 (2) Secret Squirrel '11w veterinarian says pvo- hard on the animal to be lock. 7:05 (3) 'rh. Ws.t.rner 413 Mishti Mouse (3) l'..rky I'ig pIe don't realize just 1mw ed up in the car as much as 9) TI,. )lslnt Isle (2) tifli. Dog 4 aiti iIuI,smutk much a part of the family the would be necessary. The ani. 7:30 (3) 1.auiie (5) Wild, Wild Wept (I) Ti,. Healise pet is until It has born left mali are easily prone to heat 1:01 (33 lIstik 11:10 41) Top Cat Tanimy behiud. or nervous prostration. (I) Tom sn,1 J.rry 530 (2) Mliiii Along with "And," says Dr. lIBaS, 'it's if you are not going to take (1) (s.p.n Cartoons Mli.t, 11:31 41) Yury 's'u ilioes ( usually harder on the family your pet wIth you, Dr. Bass (5) Quick On. ,',.i.i*,,,.W.s va,uiiy Ii the pet is Icft behind. They recommends boarding the vU. 5:00 (5) litiney ItcOraw (5) Msgtii aortlia never get over it until they mals. (I) (lamer Pyle 13:0 (3) Jr. Achi.v.m.nt return home." 'U he's left at home, 5:30 (3) Mr. Roberts (I) Hky King (I) ui. lie points out that the pet, alone," Dr. Bass says, "the 9) £1055 liunny (5) 11'srm.n, Daughter 11:10 (3) The T.aan too, grieves when left at animal will pout and get up. 10:10 (2) The Man mum (I) Linus the L4oa. IJ.NC.i.E. home, set when his 'family' doesn't heant.4 (1) rWni z,. (5) Milton Th. Monster Now that you've decided to return." 11:40 (2) 1:00 (3) Slajor 1..ague 12*... (I) Newi take the family pet with you And, even though ho has ball (5) News when you go away this sum. been your pet for a long Urn., 11:10 (4) News (I) Sea I1Ua1 (I)Yitcka juer, there are some sugges. the anImal-especially a cat- 1i30 (I) Tonight 181 (I) Adventure 'rhesir. (1) MovIe tions and basic guides Dr. Is very likely to run away to 13:00 (4) Movie (11 Amerlesa fl.nd.tsnd 116 (5) Chsnipi.,n Wr..tling 13:30 9) News Bass says should be followed seek another home. (I) Championship howl. (1)DaIly News Word to make the trip a happy one It Is also best not to leave1:06 III (3) log 1:30 (3) TI1A for th. pet and the family, a neighbor to take care of (5) Theater X I*TVDAT a. . Cats, he recommends, your pet. Even though the 4:Ie (3) Outlaws 5:16 (6) Sunrise Semester should be put into a carrying neighbor is painstaking us 750 (8) (Dowses Almanac (4) S*tiii 4:31 (II ii'. the Law case. "Even the slightest feeding the animal and givIng 7:11 (1) New. III (3) ()t,It with Barn Hnesd noise," he says, "can set it water, Dr. Bass points out 7 II (5) Wosderful World 9) World of Sport. of Orother lbs. (I) Lost 1. Space them oft." you can't be sure the animal (5) RVD iuo.riri 5:10 (3) CuIIge howl (1) Aerose the Yesce U a cat-or th. family dog- is eating. It very well could sa'rvauay p. . II) Capt. Ksnisroe Is going to ride loose In the be, he says, that a neighbor's 5:00 (2) Newseop. 45) Jet Jackso. -• -- - IURYIIOARD (5) Donna heed Si,ow - 1:21 (3) (3.1 i4unsri (8) Secret Aisist (5) Lawrence Welk 161 (3) Sat. Night M.vie 6:30 (I) Pace Is Panaillar 9) Hollywood Pals.. 10:06 (8) Slice 115.1 Luntcsi *6:80 (1) AIIC Scope 13:10 13) News 2405 5. Ynench 322.1534 PaintIng 2:1. SANFORD 322.5612 CALL AD TILS Brush PAINTING SERVICE SOUTH NUT DAY The - ..• - -• ___..._ • L !f_ • • . I . - ___________ . - 77. SItuation Wanted _______________________ countant 'leetres 10 hours of. jice w,,rk weekly. $34.00. Phone 5Sl.(28. NKTIISEI.DA PARKS DA ft NEIl 11353 Lumpkin Detroit, MichIgan 41234 VI.EASP: TAKE NOTICE that Cost Per Line Per Day 24. Per LI.. ONI DAY THREI DAYS F1VI y"u ar, hereby required to fil, your wrItten answer or tie. lens., if any, personally or by an attorney, on or t,efore July II. 118$. at the Office of the ..•..,•,......,,.,..,.,. its Per LI.. Cl.rk of the Circuit Court, at 21. Well Drilling the Courthouse in, fanford, DAYS ,..,.....,.......,........ Seminole County, Plo rid a, I'KlLL.r.l,. 33773, antI to mail a copy TIN DAYS ,.........,,,,.,.,...,.... SPltl?4Ci.Pht SY.3TSMI Per LI.. thereof to Stenstrorn, Davis A All 'ysee and Ilase McIntosh, Attorneys for PlaIn. TWINTY ....,.......,..,.. We *spe' sal serviss tilt, Post Office fbi 8320, Sin. STINI ford, Yloruti.. 33771, In that RATU 0* CONUCUTIVI INU*TiON?-N0 CHANSI Machine and 5nply Co certain divorce proceedIng 107 W InC ' 173.4431 MINIMUM pendIng against you In the Circuit C.,urt of th. Ninth 3u. 1101115.' Always order your ad on th. economical w..kly or Judicial Circuit In anti for Ssmin,,le County, Florida, in • , 19. Per LI.. tic 14c Per LI.. ns COPY ONI DAYS ($1.80 W4A*$I '" • ,*;- $' - J .. c eW.; 77.A-Situation Wanted 9. House. Fur Q*,u,I.nf. College. money .'4EED for job. Any Would Ilk. type work. MISS JIMMY summer 1102 Country Club 111, :::1114. III • , . - U • - 43. ):l,I.IOTT, 30. j_.,,,.i '" Legal Notice 'TIlE 41511 sr (III ill. iTiS JlflivI%L (il*(tl'T (Pr Yl.UKII)t l 4l) P4)0 lEIuLN ('(flxTT. Il-Mosey T. Lsea $0-ilasiaee. Oppert.itIe, Want Ad Department Hours titaxes:nv Nt). tausu MONDAY Friday - S:30 AM, 1. 8 P.M.. an 'ran s.arna or CIIAN.ilNt) NAME 01" eilfl!SSATUIDAY :OO AM, TOl'liElt KEITh KASiINSKY to Cli lti$TOl')IMR K H IT II PublIsher reserves ,l5ht t. reject, revis, end properly AShtWoitTi(. eN NotiCE TO •1PP13%hi edver$isemer,h. tbr.Ø 12 NOON classify l• Tb. Ns. ci lb. Stale .5 Pi.,id.. IDee(iss, Adlustmeiut, will b. made on ,run basic only for typo5sphlcal TO, Russell Jo..ph Kansinshy, error. th.t effect th, value of the Adlushnents will not be whose residence Is uns.d. known. the first luserfie.. YOU AIlS IIRRF.flY NOTI. VIED thst a petItion ha. beets fIi.tl in the CIrcuIt Court of the Ninth JudicIal CircuIt of Legal Notice the State of Vloritia, In anti for Seminole County. Ylortds. In Chencery. t,,r the change ,,f IN TNE CIOCVIT COURT OP No. 18083. name of Ci(ftl$Tl'llKII KEITH THb* NINTh JIftutlAl. 510. The description of the rsal KASIINIKY to CItItISTOl'lih'iI CIII', IN AND YO0 555150L0 property in SemInole County, CUI'STY, VL0KID.i KEITH ASIIWOIITII, a minor, i"lorlia, Involved in paid pro. by DAVID PH T S ii ASIl. IN C55lnt's*y no, iema reeling. as described in th• WORTH, She stepfather of the NATIONAl, itt)NlK34 .l('CEI'T- Curni,Ieint ii as follows: *siti minor child, anti sail peti- ANI'52 Cultl'1,1IATIO.'4, an In. but 31, Block 4, LINCOLN tion Is acquleec.4 in anti con- diana ourporatlon, hiKlUilT, accuniiing to the sented to by ANNIE LAURIE Plaintiff, p1st thereof as rscorded a ABIIWOIITIJ. th. natural moPlat hook 13, lag. ther of said minor child, ant JASIV.S W. WASIIINOTON and Public ltscortl. of Semi. you a. th. natural father of 1.011185 WASIIINc1TON, his nole County. Ylorida, said minor child are commend. wife, You are required to file your .4 to be and appear in the sail Defendants pl.a1lns with the Clerk of the Court on on before the 4th lay N4fl1EE To Dsrsnu above named Court and serve ed. beyond - - . .1 July, A. 13. 1148. anti to show cause why sail petition should not b. granted, other. wise the allegations of said petitIon will be tak.ie as con. 1.5c5,1. WITNEFS my kant and oUt. cial seal of th. sail Court. at B4nford. Seminole County. Ylurida. this 1.1 day of Jun. A. 0. 1148. (85.11.) Arthur II. fl.ckwith. Jr. Clerk .,t ii,. l'ircuit ''uUTt 11: I,ns,a Si. Mprkus Deputy Clerk Carroll Burke III Sanford Atlantic National hank hluilling Sisn ford, Vl.,riia U771 Att..rn.y fur Petitioner l'oi,IIah June 3, In. 1, 34, 1) DDA-13 YoU AI1E hli':1113l1T nt,t?tiel ti,at a suit has been file I against you as Dotuniant. In the at,tve entitled cau,e, ant that you are hereby reihuuroli file your answer with the through 13, induct,., in Clerk of this Court, snI to l hind4 A anti 1.ot, I, 1, 23, 25 soil 27 In Itlock II. The p'rtion of hank. Street sought to be ciosel would ha.. a northerly border being th. south edge of Charles Btrt and would have a southerly bor,ier, which border wol4 be a line from the southwest canter of Lot 37 Block B, running to the northwest corner of Lot 13, Block A, in said Tract 17, Sanlando Springs, according to the phat thereof as recorded in l'lat hook 4, l'age Si. I'oh. lie Itecord. of Seminole County, Florida, and, Further pur.uant to said Act, notice of a public hear. ing before the hoard of County Commleslonera on the 7th lay of June. 111$ ws. publish- el in th. Hantori II.ral,l, a newspaper of general clrculs. tion In Seminole County, P'lor. itta, one tim. at least two week, prior to the date stated In per,, a copy thereof upon thus itIalntIff, 'in I'i,slntitt's altar. ney, wh,,,e nim, antI atlllrc's,e I,: D.INIKI. J. l..FEVhtE, 130$ West Fairbanks Avenue. P. 0. Ilox 70. Winter I'nrk. Flotill*, not hater than June 27th. 1148. If y,,u fail to do so, decree pro confess,, wIll be sntsre1 sgmln.t you f,,r lb. reilsf tie. manul..t in the Complaint. The natur. of pall suit belog fur Foreclosure of Mont. gage recorded In OffIcial It.. cords Book 414. Pages 515, 541. SIC, sni ill, I'utbhlc lIecords of SemInole County, YlorItla, the description of the - -.- ' • " ' itt. I. fbi $21, st.eit" '. Dupl.; Apt.. SAIJ'LS AGENCY' %nllTn'sViillCat'pet .-_.. aid.. --._.. ' keuses 'ciii ('all I1'.dIIC at,..' I ---- Resort Rentals ioo. -______ Tell them you sat, It Ia Sanford (staId? 10". Mobile - Home. - Sale QI'.II.ITY b-lohilI,57 iuiasil:u lIwy, IT'll S. $an(orl -- - The flEDhlUOSt, 341* Steri,, 833.334*, To inspect, Call A I TI c.ja a ..i a-as..' MUSt Sell I'his Week! Pey Tes A f1bi'J('iP i ...s...a'i....' - Assee S&once .. M.. Price Pmt. 51 Teapest ..... $115 $32 SI Puice. ...... $131 $21 SO 1/W .. $415 $25 11 1/W .. $350 $21 i _________________________ L hl Chevy. .Y'II Chevy. U lopedal ,,,.. $411 $23 $110 $20 1$ Ply. SW ..... $05 $21 I) Ply. i'D,.,,, $215 11$ SI DeSite ...... $515 $32 ______________________________________________________ ThluIil. CASEY'S AUTO SALES SPECIAL DISCOUNTS 149$ S. FRENCH AVE. (17.92) 322.973 ON 1966 ______________________________- OLLI NEVS1'APERS FOR SALE 25 LBS. 50C SANFORD HERALD 4-Dodge Chargers - Tvqeehe, peflew, • - _____________________________ •iws evelleble . . displeyl - r.d en . Yeer silver. Iii. 341 s.d 1fl is. besi de.t h a. she iNch a. a- property proceeded against be. fain prop.rty situate and ho. - ing in SemInole County, Slam. Ida, more particularly described a. follows: Lot 23, EASTLIROOK 8*50. DIVISION. UNIT NO. 5l., )tKPLAT 0)' BLOCK "h4" according to the Plat thereof as recorded In P1st hook 13, page II, Public Records of Seminole Coun. items . HERE - . ' :. NOW "SPORTS CAR" ' FANS I THI CHAIGII WITH THI LINIS OP W..t A Jib I. Tb. Sky? You meet ceishrtties lou II get sir passe. 1., exciting plat-EI Ysma get big pay anti rapid silvsSeement. Young men anti women needel as airlIne res'r t'5tionists. pasueng.r a1nt,, ccci not litterbere II with your ir.ent job. high NooI gradustes. I? to 35 learn if you can qualify. For full Information write weaver Airline l'.rsonnel 5chOl. Saai.rd liersl.i, Rox 131. Sanford. VIa. NTICS like this would be pretty rough on vehicles but the Lund-Rover with Its rtiggediy-built welded steel box. section chassis takes them in lt.i stride. Badic model costs only $2595 POE. moist - .........-............................ .....-...-...-........ -' Al)hlI1Ei8 CITY ......................................... -. STATE .....- ....-..--..-.......... -MOMS MOt.)ti W4JHKEL) from to TODAYI TALK TO Till "DOD$I IOYS" FOR Till lIST DIALSI ROVER! st.wsr,lease.. i'r.limlnary pu' NAIlS TOMORROW IROCI( renimunicationishe anti h,,,t,,s- - - Sanford il\Totor (Io. I with whit. interior. 823.1540. ______________________ _f• _______________________________________________ ST. PH, 322.O14 •• & CROIIIT Hull Mercury, 100 ur motor. 123.475*. liT OWNER: '54 Volkswagen sedan, ,tetus motel. isw '4 IIOAT, 21 111' St. 1$' 'Trailer phi 50: 'It flensult Dau. tir.s es,-elI.ni ,'nndiiittn. Furn. tlownslalre phin.. 11) 'peed fluke Kayak $151) h,low Dealers price. Palmetto, en Ph. after 1:30. 323.1521. ....... ('all Frank Jones, HI.1123 e..-.... or 123.5134. lUte apts.. private lath., utl. Iltiee lure.; speciafly suited VOLVO 'SI, Ill P. e Tsr, Sedan, for retired people. Ideally new hr.., •i.'.il.t rant. located downtown. Intuit, $tlfl II? 5. Nunland, 323'SIZl at Ja'nbsoa's Dept. ev.nings. 218 5. 'aL IL, YVRN. Clean I hr. Apt.. south '$1 PONTIAC, 'II Iulck. 'St Rensult. '54 International of Sanford Pissa near Alli. Panel h'tck.up. 323-1425, ii,iford Mobil. ru. s:i.toso. ________ It5, 41)1 106, Apartments for Rent Sanford, _--- - -- ----- -- - Store, ___________________________ - • --- ---- -. - 1"1:iiN. .'.I'TB, Cl. 3:3-hilu or '43 POSTlA1 Bonneville, tsi,i' 223.1431. night hilue, White int.rinr, WiIlW. ft A 14, full power, I'URN. APT., 1350 Mellenville, esc'ellent eond. $1100. 8H. _ us. CLEAN Funt. Apt., 50$ Lark -- $145 after I . .1,.. -- 33.0lO. .1. MODEL 416 Willow Ave. - --_____________ 511*1,1. Sum. downetairs Apt, 1143 Maple, H'0731. %VEKK - END SPECIAl4 3 1101131. Duplis furn., near 1344 V.lI.iENT 4.Doon, I cii. t..ake Jessup. 8:2-1145. in. 4.r)lin,I,r engine, sot,. --TWO 1111811. turn, aPt. 5*11. ntstic irsnsnui..inn, pallet 17") 5I.iiolia,3:3.3E,I,2I4. ti.i'n. outlet dash, hit-k-Ui. hII,ts. .r4t hell.. l,igist beige ONE 141)1151. fore. apt. 443. 341 filuish wit?, fawn ei,irtior. -- • $?ti) ttilda lttiiLIJ LAKE Ksihrv'u Apt. ('hrs,ie.' $71 us,. inriu'uing uittIiti.s. I'lt m'SiIII, Inc. III I(i er t-92 515.1121) Fern Punk. I4t.$1ii flehi.IIIT ES'S'. Al"!.. fully •tIuipped, tOi. ,_____________________________ --- lilIes turn. 121.495. 118. Trucks For Sale .tI'T. 2flt Elm $49; U*rlje Apt. Ill Elm Sill: Water & lE'S "tiEr. i'l,'k.iiii. et.c. turn. * Stir, house 32.IIII tsr 1:3.3720. lake Munroe $20 I'b. 841. 1:8?. 3flOtiSIAl'T.AtJUIIsuni)',lUl 1%'. Ith tI. 122.1117. __________ ________________ n'einel, l'inecre.t Area. 513). 122.1711 - • on. kit, equIpped. VenetIan shades, tsrra.so floor. & tIle - ' lng as follows: All that cer- iherein for such h.aring, and ty, Florida. no one having appeared bst',re the said Hoard of County Corn. Togethsr with the following of property which are mlssioners In opposition to the ClOts, and the lioar2 finding located in aol permanently installed as a part of the In. TOi JAStS.8 W. WA*1IINUTON. a copy thereof up.,n th. plain- that the closing, vacating anti and tlrrs attt.rneyp W1IITTAKEIt, abandonment of call portIon provemente on sail land: llOT1'OINT ELECT RI C 1.011155 WAI1IINISTQ,'l, l'Yi.r. AND WOOD, whit., ad' of hank. Street between Grace II1IILT.l7' RANOS MODEl, hi. wife, dress a-Suite 203, 110 F.a.1 Avenue anti Charles Street will RF32.0 SERIAL 53204 YOU AILS; llL(REBY notifte,1 Culontsl Drive, Post OffIce Lioi - not operAte to the detriment INTKRSATIoN.',b hi S A '1' to tak. liutic'. that a suit has 47)3. ()ripn.l., 1"lorIda, not - of the County or pobhic, it I. P1:1(1' MODEL. OliS.l)CS be.n tl!e.I against you In th. later than the 111k day of hereby resolved that the salti SEII1AI. 57l$43 above tItled Court. The nature Jiy. HU, a' required by Law, - portion of Banks Street be. WIT.'4l.:Su my band anti tha of thi. suit Ic an action, 10 us, a t)scr.e Pro Confess. will - tweet Grace Avenue and Char. sesl of saId Court at Sanford, l' for.cio.. a Real Estate Mont. be entered against you. las Street above more fully Seminole County, Florida, this gage held by NATIONAL IN WITNESS WhEREOF, I described be anti the same Is IIOMPs .lCCElT.C5 COIl- have hereunto set my hani hereby closed, vacated ant Sth day of May, 1318, l'tlII.ITION. an Indiana cur. aol sffi..,i my official seal at aban,Inne,l ss of thIs late. (SEA!.) Arthur 11. fleckwitk, Yr. porati..s. a hi.'h )t,rtgsge Is Su,,t',ri. $.n.I ,,,ie t',,uni y, I"i..r. and the (..,uI,ty r,nqu,pee, .n Clerk of ('ircuil h"iurt rc,-tr,Ie,h in ('Cficial lI,'c,ir.Is lie, this 5th day of Jun., 1)51 rights i,u si,,I to the eau,,.. hy: i',nni SI. Book III. 'age SI, l'ubtic it.. IdEAL.) PASSED and ADOPTED this Deputy Cierk earls of Seminole County, Arthur H. Bsckwith, Jr., 7th lay of June, A. 0.. 1181. Daniel J. LeFeyrs FlorIda. Tlae tame •f the Clerk BOARD or COUNTY COIl. 1305 West Fairbanks Ave. Court in which suIt proceed, fly: Donna U. Sfsrkoe Mi8luNEfln or 55511. %'.lnt.r Park, Florida logs is penileg Is th. Circuit Deputy clerk Nc'Lp: I'OL?NTY, P'I.flhIl[)A Attt,rney for I'laititiff 4'ourt of the NInth Judicial I'ubli,, June 10, 87. :5 A Jumy iiy : J.,i,,u .lh,,a,,Ier CIrcuit, ii, anti for Bemin.,l, I, 385 Pubii,Iu June 10, 1388 1?. 314 County, Viurtd., in Chancery UIJA'JI DDA-37 - - - Johns Realty 3 110*51,, 1% B.ITII. ge. Lot THE tIllS TIlTED FIRM bath. Call 3::-:234 after los1e4 :413 ('hi,e .tte. III N. Park Ave. _________ ----------- 123.4111 ,Ipopka. Phnn. 1152115 -P. us. Yut;'l.I. SEVEJI FIND -_____________________ .. lIE TTER buy than this neat $ 1100)1 1101:5K, Lake Monroe 1 * 2 flIsItIt. •II'TS. Air con. ditionsti. all d.c. Kitchen. 2 hill home on large int3.2o1S. quiet ,ir.ct- Separate OR'rown 'fl Lake (arden Screened po r h- partially 2 1101111. Furn 312-lilt. Apartments furni.hed if d..ir.i. "all In. ________________________ 3:2.11:e dlY for the low price and 3 11011Sf, I 8.ITII, unfmurn, 711 5. First St tenDs, Kitchen ?qilIP&,eh, Lirg. )*rtl, ILO5ArA)tTMyT$ well A pump. 323.1110. ill W. 2nd Mt. 332.54*7 3fl!t.l%. hsth., hit eqi,Ipped. area. ('cU 31'li4S COMMOPORI' abler i. laveetmsst leelty III N. Park Ave. 3.)1?3 ' -________________________ -------APAWrMENTS 2 Ilt'ftSt , I---flATh(. corner lot, FURNISI(Efl - ilNYURShSlir.D 1.-uks prIviles,. 3.O773. 3 111511Sf. I IIATII. Fentily _._ Ph. ResIdent Mgr. U2-l140 room A central air. ownrr 2 ItISIISI, li"lIl. hot., tee. hsc rrdu re'i price 1"unn. aPt ,close In. JImmy Co. li5 ,',.,,,, 100 t Stl,tlnO. Ha. F1IA win. 3:2.5083. ,o'm. u,hli(ty n'om, ii.. Imi, q-t,ttiIttnssflt o aat!at,l. 3U-i17. ________ now, WY.LAk. APARTMTT5 __________ W. Sirst at. V'AIITL%' Vumnushil room,. S 5,1k. HAVS 5 R1)flSt. As. • ?'' Soniani. free, Water sum,. payments: .11.0 3 ihinni l.hIIt. FUllS. ApIs. with out' $1500 week ('sU 312.1120 all. pun-lies neir ht,.plttul. 3 It,uth. assume p*yt-nrilhe. I a_flerI m. in City A other In t'ttt,siiy. deeora'te,i. Moihahi, tar ..! rstired couple. I'ii. 332.4717. TWO .ftIt. nicely fur,, house,. _______________ 33: .3 43 1. 1.05- 1 tin. down, ,'!.sn, water, Bee Us Pot Rentals light. (urn, 331.1784. SORb-I.. lAtutig ri. room, 2 Days 131.7*74 ills bath, air condititusel, Nirhts.)Veeksnds 122.1431 3:-03l. _________________________________ I A I room ft,rn. newly d.. otis, on west 1 JIDIISI corat.d, 104 1. tIlls 5t. ? I VU WV fl$5 ______ - CLEAN Sum. Apt. 322.1500. s,s-sSsI __________________________ OCEAN P805'! ACTS. 331 5. Aliunlic, Daytona fleach, 1"tltN. 2 DII house, 481.2833 b-ti.. ii. 1'. liutcliiuoti, 3:3. after 2. ___________________ WAXIMLM Pay, summer work. 2 BS!sRt)L,M, Ft. room. (' hours font count, intelligent, home in Country Club ISsuer. physically shirt, lisle, going Assume mortgage psyrnents, to college, can supply .zeelIll per mci. Call SU.iisl. lent recomm,ndations from ______________________ 'I'. previous jobs, JUl15 COtINTIty tiob-iK IITC AlIT II, l Ilerusits TO. "s .lcre, $12 nio pay't. Altamonte. I2I.7?. I.. U N r:nterpnis.., Inc. 111.3111 DO TOtS nest a hart wt,rk.r' _________________________________ _________ Then I'm your lady. A ira- I øR. very e:.ac. Closs Ia, dusts of Seminole High. I __________ • Jimmy Cowan. 133.4011. have experience in Typing ______ and Ilook k ee p log. MIStS 3 13111111, 3 bath, central air. ___________ b-tciS.%l'E iS, I'. I). e',r.en.,t I, porch, (en. iI iii hot 71$, Sanford, IU.$431. y.tni. & g-cr..ge. 31.Iii4 sl Icr I p. rn - ______________________ XX1'l'IllENi'Pl) in typing, IIIIng, shorthani A baby sit 3 ItItRIl. tolls., excellent con. ting. t,n lIe t'nttt4ct.l *fl' .111 sn, leil rat?. I n a tIn ii. time. %'.'hi.t.lE SIlI'. %VRl'lIiT liii I's?nm, 233.43'; 17, 170, IV. 12th $t, 3-1I. ,p. IT, aec..r.li,,g to Ii,,, p141, tI,ere,tf s. r.c.,r.I.l It, i'lat lIjok 4, huge 5$, l'Ubllt, 11s.I eord. of 8.minol. County, Ylori,Ia, which said Banks Street fronts on Lots 2 Payton Realty Apartments for Rent Realty 5 - 106. sum. 322.1301 2540 Hiawatha at 1? 13 tJNFtlttN. ______________ See Us Far Rentals LYMAN Graduate has had 1.. Dave 3U.7l74 Cli) hours or 2 year. r.frl. 5!ghls-Weekeuds 3U.0Il5 senator A air condItIoning. Wltb a little know!.dg.of Teats ve,,e ,.,..' ,. - _ pas a iii 15.1cr,. FAL'E. Me. 'i,' }:LI1EATH Ii, Ill 41$, Long. 2. 51 N Enterprises, Inc. wool, Vhs. 525.5433. $351111 - 11*-tcootsrs 0 Cycles 113-Boat. 0 Motor. *31-Maria. uipplion St. 2 0 3 1211 I 8ATII home, family LYMAN graduate, II, inter.,?. I DORM., room. bullt.in oven A range. ed In agricultural re,earrh, refrigerator, outside well, Seminal. Jr. College. seeks fan,'. .nclos.l. Has s years related summer, later part. pail on ni'r1g.sgs. Owner tIme employment. DO N.H wante no etluity, avr.ni'v. 11$-Truck. For Sal. 135-Auiionutivs Service as. LUST MOb-lETilINO WIllis: _________________________________ Stensti'om 8IlOI'I'IN'l? - Cut an ad In 311011 School Graduate se.king A Multiple Listing Realtor position. Capabls in Short. the 'l.o..t anti Fount." 2542 h'ark Drive )uan,i, Typing & FIling. 1'.srt 522.3420 2 111)1111. I"urn • 3:3.3070. or full tine or any otitem posItion will be accepted. 2lt1)flSt. linus., kitchen equipJUANITA CORD it, I'. U. Rot pci, 33.i3113. liox (03, OvIedo, VIa. 311.3572 YIi'1.l, be r.wsr,iel wilts Shall 3IuIL1"UIlN. 2 Hr. I"umn.,3 DIBIRH VU!.!. Time summer ten*nt* if y,,uhi rent us your II,'. 10' wi-i. It'tisetratl.r. work to continue part-tins. l.rge 3 or 4 bedroom home ltowman'a Trailer Court, 84$fall A •pring. Entering SemIU5 be cloae.ln an4 in nice (bill. tunIs County Jr. College. o' neighborhood. Phone Rob Al. ___________________________ I)Y Tool,i: 1?, 501 fleverly •iand.r, 333-2811 tHy or UI' A..., Altamonte lpgs, $354°a'! n!;h•, - - .1-Wan',4 T. Buy Se-Visr,,iture Ver Sale $5-Antique, Fer Sale -- - Locatet Throughout County 1-3 flRs-a-1%.2 Baths Mom, Kitchen S:t,lppe4 Paymsnt. I.e.. Than fl.nt l'hane s::.;2s _____________________________ actual miles, Maroon - reflttll he*t A air conittit.nIng, Caii us t.t.ey bar 50 app'ininient to a.. this tot rly iinmc. 1Afl A..., 2:2-09:9. -. (;wleltrley Jewelers 1)C2 CORVAIR, * A H, rican LEWIS t.lI.ER A - HAVE hAD one year at Draft. 25:4 Park Drive O'fics 2:1.2111 IIAVI'NNA P.111K: 3 SImm., 7 log. .',l.o Interested in conNight: 333'UltI or UJ-01 h.ui't Itatch, fruit trees. .o, atruction work, but wouli __________________________$.,t,uma I'r. t'all collect apprecIate a call for any tyt'e i.;iS.117.53t;.::3permo. of work. ItICltAitiI A. Tui". PANT 11. 201 Flamingo Dr., $ 11011Sf.. 2 Ilith. unborn., 3.3$$, $move, itetnig. - a, Ire...,. flflwn STENOOIL.1l'IIER - flitation at 50 wpm, typ. 5$ wpmn, can øper*te ss.ersl office maehlnes. Have hil experIence in nu.etIng publir. l'uhI.I.iM MENDOZ.I. II, 1903 llaguhi* Auto. Super Sports Coupe. 14,100 ____________________________ FIIA VA HOMES .' - 204 8. Park A... $ar,ir,I VI5PA MOTOR ICOOTERU JAWA MOTOR CYCLES For Oil. _____________________ _____________________ YAZOO A ARSlNS LAWN' Ill ASSL'MC Payments 'IS Impale _________ I-.Iunt Realty ROOM FOR a mc,, privais en- _____________________________ _________________________ 121. Icooters A Cycle. trance A bath. 13.13$4. (IIIIIIIII) 'rl.is,P-s _________________________________ Nr.I' 3 lift. lieu.,, 2 baths. OOVERNMY.N1' OWNED 1105155 3-3.4 HItS.. 1-3 fl.tTllS AUTO GLAS INSTALLED For Itint 232.1173 after $ p. us. .1OO Down jin - - E ITEAKLET, Ii, Service 123.Bnts ____________________ __________ 97. Houses For Rent sal. "_'"" COINTY. FLORSD.%. tks•eery Ne. 1112* YORKCl.4)VME 0)' - - Accept Conatructior. APP1IOX. 1 a.'re. frantace (leitruis Ite. 111gb $1-hI work of any type. (lAItY parking lot, $310,) - Tsrm,. IMITII. 13. 415 Overstreet. 2:3.3:05. Loniwood, 551.1150. I.OUT 31.Munlcnl 9. I.ots For Sale • -WILl. 5 NOTICE 0)' 101? an abbrsviat.d tItle SANFORD ELECFRIC monthly rates. When you get earlier results. Call and Chancery, you'll be billed for only lb. days run at ,tf pail rio., t,elng EVANS ElliS COUNTY Ii A V I N 0 0 a r.. Appliances-New a Used cancel 1115K, a New York corpora. IIAI1NKS, Ilalotiff, versus NE. III MagnolIa I 221.1512 earned rate. TliSEl.D.l I'AIIKI4 IIAIINKI4, tion, Plaintiff I)ete,ulant, and herein fail not I nut rumenis or a I)rrrre l'r,, Cotufesco will ye. 8. MAltKlEiS'I('i he es,t.rc'd against you, anti the .',i.III:itT CLASSIFICATIONS l'lsn Tuning all Repair en.i IsEl.tPIIKS H. St.tllh(IEW. cau,e proceed ci part.. W. 1. Harmon 3*-4233 It'7., hi. wIfe, et , (SE.% I.) t)rten,Iiints, 1-Loet A reelS Arthur it. li.'kwilh, Jr. Il-Meney Wanted $105113.5 ST.ITE 0)' 'rilE Clerk of the Clrc,,l. Court 14-Caa'age 1-Personale 'iliiol.4tery TUe Al.iil:l1:r It. M.%htK ll-:W. Ily : i1,Iusns U. Slarkoe 5-llesuty Care sr, lC'/. smith l)lU.oIIK Deputy Clerk lnstruetloae OVER 22 TEAIIS -CArd at Thanks SIAI1K1EIVI"Z. hi. wife Stetuct ri,n,, Ibivic A Mcinto.is 7$-Employme.t ServIces of tine work,,,sn.hip In upholS-Child Car. 7340 Line lvi's .',tI.,rneys at l.ac' T1-Maie Help Wasted elening. Draperies, Slipcover. l',inisik, SIar3riaiIl 53-Female Help Wasted I'osi 45th... lInt 1330 Time Fayment. as little as lI-Poultry Livestee* :1-Male or resale Help Nanf.,r,t, ieloriiia 33778 $1 me. Drapery hardware is. Il-Speelal Notices 5011'Aflfl A. QUASh end 74-Salee Help Wasted I'uI.iish Jun. In. 87. 2* 0 July pta Ia tine. I$-Catenisg ?ee4 QUASI, his if., 77-5,tstIog, Wasted I. 1144 KUI.i' 1'tC0i1.tTlNO SIlOS' *5-Bicycle Repairs any. 37.A-$ltuustl',n Wanted l)t)A.: I'i. 337.3331 I$-$psclsl servucee int'l Sixth Street, N.. SIud.nts il-Zuterion DecoaIor. ap:s*u,I- Tlov vi.ouinu, .t. )Ii,ti,a&apolis. III,,nesuta Il-hecon, Propsfly *7-Janitorial Services t'%TI( •lD 55-Hu.iip.s, Prop-lale I'tants, Feeds, Seeds 11-Land-cape Service P%RT (IV RINKS WTHES'T 111-31.1:5 5. QUIlT, SI-Reel Estate Waated 11-Uilii'lers Supplies Srrws:sn uusu'p: resilience A ai,lre,s un. 54-Real Estate Bale CA 1.10111518: choos, from 80,Il-Hardware ANn known: 17-Ilsslneee Rsatals VHI$I.En STREET, 01I0-ISo •a. HeRe Nursery, I Il-Hum. inapreresesla '101(1' IT. 5.55 LA N DO .n,l all unkn,,w'h heirs, SI-Lot, For Sale mi. West of lUg Tree h'ark. 32-l'isanbtig ,hevIu.es, grantee., s.'ign. 51-rarms-Gravee IP*INUU, SEWINUI.E COUN(Cltse.l i4untlays.) $1-l'alntisg TY 51-Acreage iien..rs, .'r.Iitnr., true. 5$-Wall Dnilbag I.'... 'in t,tlter ,l,,ii,,,nls 55-iiuus.. Yen sale i'ilrsuant to t he pr.'vl.ioue Misc. For Sale 31-Air Co.d. 0 ih*tI.g SI-llousis-doje or *sat rialining it), through ,oof S.r. 324.10, P'l..ri.ia Stiuj1.u. 25-Radio TelevIslo. 57-ilous. For Kent * l'.titiun W55 fil..I with the den .,r ngai,,sI ,',i.IIEiIl' DA'g a NITSi ht.raIl want ale 3)-l'hoto A $'*ulpeat SI-Heal Estate Miehange It.sr.i of ('t.flty L",mrni,aiun. H. MAIIKIEWICZ an 4 work for as lIttl, a. He a IG-llome Appiiaaees lfl-ks.un% Ileutels I'Eh.07t514 SI. SI AR K. erR to cia,,, Vsoat. sn,i ai,andayt SI-MusIcal 1.strnumeate $St-TrsIher,--.Cabaaa. 1I':%S'I'"/,, hi. wife, I'D. a p'.rtir,n of a .-ertai,u SI -Uu.tneae Equipsest in-s ailS.., Tm ill-Mobile Hom..-aal. sir,.t right of way being Ihat 344 P5'.', lilIP; Rother; Ci,r,,,ne l4-hJIholst.,y Ill-Mobile &lome.-.-ResI ' t!.',St, a ho liEl.s:s : Itortitti at liatik. Street lyitig dInette set; 4h,at of 1)rsw. 3,-Vacuum Clsaaws $04-Trailer Ipar.-Reat Imisy ic 'les'i an? lu,t h,tw,',ti (ira.,. ,',veIsue intl Cr.. 3 ,,,ib •'i,gtrs. 3 small 3S-EaI.rminato,s 114-Trailer Lots-Sal. ks,"un he he deal, or athirles, Sir..,, beltig in i4.mi. tai.I,s. 12.3i5. U-Moving A Storags *IS-Apartesta Yor Rsal live, ani all um,k,uowtu j.asr. n.le Cuititty, Vlarl.ia, ,1.s.rlb, 11-Job i'ninll.g 105-Rooms for Meet .l is f.,lloa-s: tIes an,i claimants having FIVE $10.00 Si-pasta resd. sieb llZ-Rsnial Agents or ehislmi.,g any righit That part of flanks, Street lining ti,ie at 4 r.'-,'li. 51001) $0-Misc. For Sale Ill-Wanted '1'. Real tIll. or inter,,,'. in an4 hyi,ig hetwe.r, flrs,•. On a Weteh fur I'tl'l. SI-Articles For teal ll5-A1oe Vor Sac t., tim prl,erty invtilve,l nile anti Chani., Street in SI-Swap or Eachang Ill-Astos--SaIs or Trade Its this cause. )'anlan.I,, I4pritig., Tract VIIIDDON, SR _______________________________INTERESTED t General Ut' tic. Work - typing, book. II' Y0i RVQL'IRE keein.. husines,. cI.rlcal I. A rhire ut,odei homesite etc. IIOSA I. Sl.tThft)%S 15, . Tw acres (or more) P. 0. fbi i:;n. 3:2.170.', , lne.,ie,, -hl..il$,Ii. price ATTENDING O.J.C. n'xt 3 I' (',.h or t.rn,, years, neil full or part-time Art get to first chIc. .umnsers. OF PlFt'tlmA school t.n this new offering. Touli terms. Fales, Stock. Clerk or 1,.. glad If you what have you. HIll) AI.EX. ANDEIL ill. 17, 11) Jlnkins C.tI.t.flART lli-:AI I:STATr CALL. DAY OIL 51011'! 3:2.7431 Circle. 322-4081. , IN TIlE CIREI'lT COURT OP ThIS NINTH Jtl)ICIIL Cm. CUlT, IN AND FOR CESINOLI Appflance,s C. A, h'h. 221.4211 ) _________ Crumley - rslonteith _______________________________ Student. s0rICP1I'nnrnrw'rl-rlovs I'aul Il. K.rr Th IT? Automotive Senar1k Glass and Paint COmp*fl CLIAJ4. inlet sims ft SOs. Magarlia Pb. IH.4I1$ 401 Magaolis. $31.e710. ______________________ FWJKED IE Th8 MATH! %vQotJG (!IiI) _________ ______________ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS RECEPTIONIST or general ofRealtor ' work. Are 13. ha., had flaymoni iuntiquist. A.io. few months experience. t'Iu. _____________________ Atlanti., UanIuf_ 122.0158 or 322.4118. _______________________________ C.II,LliAlt'r nEAt. ESTATE 77eA-Sltuation Wanted CALl. DAY OIL NiGht'! !.l3t * A; Publish June 3, 10, 1?. 24, DDA.Ii A)J OLD -- AY SITTING daysiight. or 202 U. Park 122.1311 regularly. Cathy, 1fl.12U _______________________________ 311.511* said businea. enterpris. is follows: A ,H SsT,s.Rentals Williams, 133.51)1. 11)8, Looms anti money Inc. 2 hill. furnished. 15$' 2111 Mag' foIls; I RIrm. iS. ft. A. 115, 131$ 14. Vrencl CCO1:NTlN0 SERVICI1W Estate eliabl. Ez ,. Semi.Itetlr.1 Ac- Real 200 IV. 1.1 Mt. NAME ST.ITL'TE Notice - 106. Apartments for Rent 120. _______________________________________ A FOR1UPIIE! A WANTED hleauticlan. Cut 'N' Curl. lee Jimmy Cowan or 231.43)1 call 2:2.0534 Ot 322.4013. TO WltOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "FictItious Name Statute" Chapter $11.01, Florida Itstote, will register with the Clerk of the CIrcuit (.'ourt, in and for Seminole County, Flor. ida, up',n receipt of proof the publicatIon of this notice, the fhctitioti. name, to.wit: l'AUL.'$ l'AINTS under which I am engaged in business at Fern Pla.a In the City of Isa lark, FlorIda. That th. party interested its NOTiCE TO DEPEND THE STATE or YLOIIIDA 70, YOUR NOON FOR MONDAY C ____ Legal Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It I'AINTINO - CAIII'ENTItY A. .l. Attenek 232.3255 SAT. 3311113 SIMINOLI 12 NOON TO START Spray 323-0320 AMERICAN RENT-ALL. 3148 1. hiawatha MEEK WHAT 'VU t$OIhlG Ui'TH %CR.R? I THV COST regis:.,' 4 make chin;.. Es. penanced with public. APtI' tuje fan s,iltng Can learn most anything Ia,?. DAVID W, Wlf.11OLUT 17, 210 5. h'ark At.'. U.1101. s::. Legal Notice Beds, TVI. Saws, Tape 425.5931 UNTIL 13$ Magaohia EEK & - Bedding A Vurniture AT YACTORY PRICEP: Reset Recorders, Tillers, llsnovatons Direct Pliot,. Lines To Waist Ads Weekly or Monthly Service - GANAS DAY For - 93. House. For Sale 97. House. For Rent 103. Mobile Home.. Rent I MAID 5 DAYS a week, I to 1. 8-I. Heal I'Ntnte Sale Have own transportation, IN EXCLL'Ili%'E listing at Mt. i'lXECflEIT: * Nirm, Kitchen I NORM. MORILE linus', 11 health earl, and refers John. Realty ii Ott. he.suti. equip. $11. Available Juns shidy lot in country $41. MUst be Iep.nilable In l.Iywilda incateti 10th. 211.1014. Stemner crefltV a.',..,,. -ful home worthy. 322.1131. 151 Idywilde Dr. l.arge _______________________________ A MultIple Listing Realtor lltirm, S bath. VI*. r.,om. 4 liOflU.. 2 R.ITII, double gar. ,IPPA1SHR INSUHOR lID Rollaway, Hospital. Ba by Bed., by Day, Week, ii A Herald want-ad Is as near as your phone! Dial 322.1111 Month. or 431.3131 (South Seminole) CARROLL'S PRNITUIIB and use your charge account. tS West 1st. - 111.1111 __________________________________ Hole In Your Roof? 7 5 0 J TuRNER ________________________ Ph. 322.140) Sanford LAWN MOWING Artkle, 1114T 0 ).r,iren John Glelgud's one.man pre- mc, are th. keynotes today, for spies, and Max enrolls IIKOINI Jun. 13th - 11th Baa. RELAX lit Nifty Auto liath sentatlon of selections Irene with the Spring National under th. pseudonym of Alex. Ion. Call Yred Osna. 322.2355 wash your ear. Y..t s,rvl... Shakespeare deals with ma. Drag Racing Championships ander Loomis in order tO 51. Dood 12. SpecIal Notices young man. Must have own transportation. Call 313-3115. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. B INS be NSA, Ovum, 315.3117 4oecint HOUSEKEEPING AND HELP with Invalid SALE: Famous make L P Gas Ranges. Savings up to HO. Us. d fureltirs appllancee lionua of 5 piece Corning tools, etc. Bought-Sold, Las. Ware Bet with any ranse ry. Mart. 211 $aieford At's sellIng for $183.15 or mor.. Pt. 231.4*35. Call Suburban Propans Gas In )ialtland, P'la. 144.1711. BLACK EYE PEAS l.. Call 213-5743 Jot. Page ___________________________________________ Wanted Help NEI-:D eutunser ato. $51.31 up. BRIDGES FURNITURE 421.1411 Park A 35th 30. 323-0411. Peraimmon A,.. Along With hitch. (Color) amateur golfers will meet Iii assualns who have done away 121.05 TICK hound for sel.. (Rerun) It's Love, It. Love. thu ioo,000 competition at with two of his conferees. In 214 W. 15th It.. 122417). Tonight's theme Is courtship, Wsrklck Hills and Golf and the course of his Investiga. YltEE KITTENS. 322.0354. romance and marriage, includ. Country Club, Grand Blanc, tion, Drake finds himself goPoultry • Livestock nj th. likely scenes where Much. Tony L.ma, winner of nj along with the thugs and ____________________ peopl. meet and woo. Its ie last two Buick tourns.. arranging for another mur11011555 BOARDED Schmaltay and pleasant, and menU, will try for three. Bud dir, only it turns out that ends up with a wedding, na. Palmer, Jim Simpeon, Paul he ii the selected vIctim. turally. _____ Chrlatman and Charlie Jones will report. 5:30-9 P. hi. NBC. Get 10-11 P. hi. CBS. Special. Smart. "School Days." (Color) "Age, of Man." Part 11. (Re6. P. hi. ABC. Wid. World (Rerun) Someone from Kaos m. HOME (IItOWN TOMATOES II A 23o lb. Oscar Ztttrower, 107 Z22422. 72. Female WII4ON'MAlER F*XlTUR5 lust - sell - Trade 527.1811 OIlED LUMUEII, 3*45, siting, Hi-lI 1. 15* floorIng, etc. Lake Mary, Pretilt damVUI2N*TURI 3:3.111). aged bedroom and dlsisg 200 RANGES. I Electrie A I ream furaiturs, Masl piecee show so damage, however (las. Ph. 322-1713. ,4pe is Il a. Isa. thaa we. I ie1gI IANDLEWOOD Uned DrapesFansiturs Damaged 2 paIr 105 * II. 2 Pr. *03 2 II. Hwy IT-IL Caseelbefry. Sell cheap. Double window TravIs rode: white leather film. .uite $51; Apt. USED twin Hollywood headboards sue Gas Stoves, like new A frames. II Guag. shot gun Frigidaire Refrlger. $51.11; wIth adjustable choks, Model lit house behind store. Open PUPPIES $10. Sound F.atur... I'hons 33:. 2411 between 5fl • $ us. .tsk for Jerry. 5412. U. Aaron Parm. 223.47)7. 'tll 7:30 p. ' June 1966 -__ __ r • iIf: TitHE); YEAItS espiriene. in CONTAC1' MAN home P.cnnemmics - would WITH SpecialIty or intangIble like pneitlni pertaining to ules baekgroutud. $130 week. this lIn, of work. Either full. 1? Guarante, to qualified man. Write Manager, lbs time or part-tine, contact *hc school for my rseord. 411?, Cleveland (23), Ohio. ______________________ RERTHA DENNIS. I? Cai,tle Brewer Cl., 323:7,3,. 2 USED lawn mower. 115: * _______________________________ I"unslture For Oils ______________________ used Edger, $; and I out- an. board motor, $21. Ph. 3U. 822-1311 PEAS, $2.10 111.. sip.. A,.. south of Navy fence. Virgil 1711. 5:30.9:80 P. hi. CBS. Secfet HOUND GARAGE SALE! EAT. A SUNDAY le a. in. to 4 OLD WTAIITERS. Generator., p. m. ApplIance., Sliver, KoCarburetors. Suet Pumps, rean Ch,st. Obi Chair,, Piano, Aluminum pistons, Ph. U3. Dishes. (iasswsr. A MIsc, 4144. tees Grove Manor Dr. 32304$,. WANTED- Full length IImr. III.ACKETE Pea,, bring own eontsi,i.r 0 you pick $1.50 Ilu. 232.5113. S. Pets & Suppilon Wanted grO Islh 51 - Preiech ____________________________ DAIlY RED, excellent cold. 122.5047. Sb' ________________________________________________________________ - amount. ______________________ To Buy .,:. CaterIng. Food Vblced that General Walters Huebsll. (Color) New York Street Parade." Radius Is oe- ANIMAl. HAVM KENNELS: (1. Pat OMa1l.y) allowed Yankees vs. Detroit Tigers, easlonally joined by the voice Hoarding. Puppies for Bale.Chihuahua., (lerman Ithep. himself to be captured In or- from Tiger Stadium, Detroit; of his alter ega, Mr. Magoo. b.c D.agl.. AKC. 122. 77'A-.Sjtuatlo, Wanted Students PROX? END Atignm.nt, Snake A Tune up man. Must be A-I. ' !.TSIAN £11011 graduate 333.0572, Humphrey. Tire seeking summer employment. service, Majored it Electronics, Slath. _____________________________ SERVICE STATION Attendent, malIce. 3 years esperience in refsrenese requited, Dial, f034 Stores. GREG KAL'BLE 17. III lunnytown Rd., Ca.OIl Ce., 114$ Ave. 333. __________________________ _____________________ selberry, VIa. 115.3170. 1)54. _____________________________ Carroll Purniture. I: Help Wut.d - CARPETS cl.aa sash.? with 511.3. 7. TesT Vuraltsre Iii. Blue Lustre ElectrIc Qaick Service with the Cash, Shampooer only $1 per day. SUPER 'RADl1iG J1y 4 - 71. 11*1. Iaatod T. Buy 53, _______________________ 2WHEKL. UtilIty Trailer. 123. Used furalture, say 2310. Banfor 122-3270. BERRY'S WORLD CAMP MOKIE 010 TOP Findf 50. MIsc. Per Bela -Page. Des-A-EMit Tablets. Only lSca at Mcfleynold. Drug. Call WK CARR, Orlando 41-33). eleves' old James T. Went Is tescber-horoine of the Preach Germany; Israeli folk singers on I. his gems, resistance who has become $ Either and Abi Ofarim; the Child Cars national legend. Major Whit- hazy Osterwald Sextet; The $C4 P.M. Hogan's Heroes, taker I. aulgned to her di. C.tra Quartet; and Belglum'a Lena June 10, 1966 $1,e Oaitfa,h dw phoya Pfseeor Hofltio nonity toy siberia and and some you never heard of, 1..oaT: liar. type male Nip. SPECIAL oiscou'r roa YOUR VACATION Belt, i Museum curator lily. he a manelous peso us but all of whom are 'eiih mr.. violet hu..I. dark fari. No. 141. Phone 14P.13il SAVE $e% ON any round trip Tag ________ hi SmiPUOSiU loUt 'tisl of halrdruur. 10d to Encope. PSIOS to alas ______ Reward. leaving I a. m. Monday thru the Mets tresusry. Eu want. good. Tonight's program feature. _____ S a. n. P'nlday. Also any. where lie U. U. or Canada for ungirt Becaud .f Prance; _____________ buy men and met, wosts $15 Round trip. Call or ees .1 atI with th. loot. lii. fIrst 1041 P. hi. ABC. Court Berth. WIlke of Denmark; ISomer Little, Ar.it. Grey. kaTIe IVtag,n$ pr.b. hound fins Station, See lilt. asee Is to grab Governor MartiaL "La Bills France." Bibi John. of Germany; th. lou. artier. 1.0812 Wr.IUIVT lately with Bradford (Henry Beckman) Diane Cliento guest stars as singing and dancing Kessler Sasrert - t - mis at. am in hi. sixties? - -" TIUS clean, * Moist, I - : - 1THE L,NlVIarAi. M1DhU too getting tblsll dose • . - • • - . ClassIfIed ASsI Dial 1*1.5111 stud PSI CSC 5, wait fit isv Gateway 7. The Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your SYINRUDE DSakr •e..s-s I. ist. Pt. 511-5141 - - �- 1: - ~ - .I . I .. . . . . . . a . .. . . . . ... . . . . . - . I • •• p - - •- -. - - - • -• . . . - •- - • . r . : -. - % ______ .. - ., , • - - •• •- - - - - : . • - - I- - I - - - -- - . . . L.cids 1. I I :- - .. 1; . . . S. so bsnf.rb . . Ing In Sp.c. Slafed For '-. 1•,. tt ,-%ji__ i. .' ;J ______ Y-1- % L -, ....&. - ' i neat In epic. than to who Ii - 1,,,,y, - 4 - shied of whom at any given point in time." Welsh i. .a.ti' s.cz.etary of th. National Acreisutics and Specs Council end a key consultant to Prost johnson on U. s. $ program.. He address _____ ;. t .-' . -,:-' - "- _____ :"-: :': _____ •'. , . - hod l unkatlone and rovce, ' Zicetronk. Association, In compering U. S. and space exploits he said America should push its program hard even If there were no competition from Russia. He also emphasised that sc complI.hing something first in not necessarily a basis for predicting "who will be ahead In the future." Hue I. Welsh's appraisal of comparative progress: The United States has many launched twice as spacecraft—about 400 to 200 n earth orbit or on -i to flights to the moon and plan. ats. But Russia each year has t 1-1 . a Rollfast J. M. GARREII' is shown presenting bicycle to Shane Steele, son of Mr. and Mrs. %Val. ter B.'Steele, 2415 Key Avenue. Shane was winncr In the U.S. Rubber Company's "Keds" con. test at Garrett'a, in downtown Sanford, (Herald Photo) _____________________ 1)ramatit TaDES as irriii '""""" I - D , - \ ' School Problems -. tap Told By super To Candid te - - - - s earth of "high quality" tole. vision pictures. JPL scientists were expectetI to end the trail set lssiois shortly after noon Friday. The first pictures in the new series were part of 1ev. ersI 360 degree sweeps of the moon terrain. At the ronc lu. siost of Surveyor's last trans. mission early Tuesday, it hail o of returned a grand ttal 3,968 pictures. JPI, officials decided to turn off the cameras on Weilne.day and Thursday partly be. — cause the moon's long day equal to two weeks on earth — had reached high noon, They said they were afraid Surveyor's operational heat, combined with the sun's in. tense heat, might damage the - - • - • • . • i • • - - • -- - - • I • 'I e ,vr hie :al riff L _____ lff Allen M. Michell, Indicted original cue against Micheil indictment charged "nsldeas a second time Thursday on after courts ruled the earlier ance, malfeasance and non Jury charges were "too feasance" In Public office. charges of allowing gambling, The grand jury said "ft is vague." was expected oe sheriff be *dams— whowept he 11t govern'' the grand Jury room where brought to trial at the GATUAlst Gov. Hayden Burns said late the new indictment was set— possible time." Thursday he would suspend told newsmen he was quitting The jury also said it had Michell, who resumed his du. his post to insure public recommended speedy action ties Wednesday after similar confidence in the prosecution by Adams on the first indict. charges against bins were of the new Michell charge." meats, "and the grand jury dropped, a replace him with Earlier he bad said he did was under the impression that Robert Waleer. Walker served 00t consider the charges to be such recommended action as Interim sheriff during Mi. morally supportable and would would be followed." chell s first suspension, The first indictment was not prosecute lithe grand jury b The new grand jury quashed by Circuit Court of action indicted, today by .' em 0 capta fl. Miami ' and the Army P • JUSt returned to Sanford from their The cy y oneymoon anu are at home at 2019 Park Avehoneymoon (Herald Photo) flue. brought the resignation • I - - - - . . Christian said he told Kirk Florida has the basis for the In Klan Area best proirarn of education In the Southeast, if not, the na SAfll)lS, Miss. (1I111 — The finn. i Meredith "freedom marchBut more money needs to be era," venturing deep Into Ku spent for teacher pay and for I Klux Klan territory, plan to classroom buildings to take spend their evenings roaming care of the state's burgeoning the Mississippi countryside in ing population. Christian said, hopes of arousing greater intcrest in voter registration a mong the rural Negroes. The missions, scheduled to COLORADO S I' ft I N G 4. begin late today, will continue Coin, (UN) Doctors at until the marchers reach their Penrose hospital gave Robert Jackson (Miss.) destination H. lisle, 22, a memento of his The marchers, now 300 brief stay. It was the bullet strong, will pitch tents in which lodged In his right c a lf fields along the highway, when he shot himself while then branch out to neighbor. showing * girl friend how fast lug hamlets and "talk up" he could draw - * gun. voter registration. , I OSPLLUL o tJ#l' N tes . JT?Ze 9. Adulasim Delorls Thompson, Dewey IWzi:h, Best Wishes Katherine Ironside, Dorothy Barnes, Juanita Stringer, Mm. nie Metti, Sanford; William Wiesenberg, Marie Askew, DeBary; Nina Nichols, Floyd Nichols, Ruth Ohman, Glenn ~ Stephenson, Deltona; Mabel he,, Geneva; George Dodson, I Joseph Russi, Lake Mary; Brenda Ussery, Lake Monroe; IT WAS OUR PRIVILEGE TO Earnest W r I g h t, Barbara SW cc k e r, Longwood; Roy HAVE INSTALLED THE PLUMBING M1S3Y, Oviedo; Julius A. IN THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW BUILD. Sapp, New Smyrna Beach. O Ch ers JaVe Wounded 7 ,,,,,rn,,u,r . - -.-'- - : -- - - - & - I • arvey H --------- Twits Johnson WASHINGTON Ui'l The Senate agriculture com• mittee twitted the adminis. tration for alleged actions tending to depress farm prices, and urged that such moves be avoided, In a resolution sponsored by Sen. George Mctiove (1)-S.D.), the committee charged that several non-agricultural government agencies are "involv. ed in actions Intended It freeze or roll back agricultore prices which are below lrity." rarity is the price, arrived at by formula, which is consklered a fair return for a firm producL The resolution we. approved without public hearings, circumstance oci'asionrtl to y reluctance of administration of. fkials to appear at such hear. ings, according to one informell source. - the trapped units in one of the mo st tlrisrnatk eiiisolcs of the war. One column was made up entirely of volunteers, The 11)1st Airborne l)ivlsion already has killed at least 4I Communists in the fourw..rp ,In ,, up against at least two crack North Vietnam regular regiin.'nti - up t :1,1)00 Military men believed a many as 7,000 Communists were in the area. the equivalent of a full Communist, division The dramatic battle overmajor victory by shadowed the C. S. Army's tat Division that killed t0 Viet Cong In a battle only 50 miles north of Saigon, The Communists had set an ambush but it was spotted by an alert pilot and the Amencalls tiirneti the taut", wiping out * Viet ('mg unit. - P - " - ,,, -s... t-' , • _________________ • ___________ ' _____________ I .. I, • 0Jr/1 • . - • - • - • . gmertied Spanish lift- since Civil War and those :o and :. . - " _____ ) V: I And he went out and wept bitterly.—Lukc 22:62. U Waste no tears over the griefs of esterday.—Euripides. Greek dramatic poet. ' "- - - - ' . I -i~, ______________ I -- • - ' - - - -- • • Mayan Indiana built the still required that new spa pers, i trols without losing control "' Pyramid of the Sun near hooks and magazines he sub- j young militants impatient with ____ ______ ____ _____ - - __________ •, _______ - _____ .. I • - ntora Furniture Co. ______ .____ - Bruce Biossat ed a year or two Ray Cromicy - - S Poli l ical Notebf)oko .. ... ' - - - • - - • - - -- • FOR VACATION •- - I • - -• - • • • • - • • STEINIIEYER ROOFING & SHEET METAL, INC. • • • - • -- - - -- I •- - -- - • - -• • . - - • -- at. - I WE 11 • --- ---•• - ________ Dick 1'Iest's •• • - - '1 1 • a-ri-- i t r Q - Where - HoHand To Speak Save I I Moneyl . • ,, - - - I)' - X 1 4r $'authth lirraM • 11R 94 I . I . - ___________ - . CUSTOM SEAMLESS FLOORING • • - ••• - _ -• -- 'I I $55 I MouSe 3-ia $ MucIse iCC I Multi ice I Manth prevId* sit a-alt siahocltpuvaa be a.gulahlaas L postal U. that paid In advsscS, The H.n414 Is Is miunher 01 tao Uuitd Cress W*II$ Is •. W164 .uIuaslvSll I. tie use tar resasIJiaHea it e41 tato tecal eew* pniu54 to this s.wipaper. SatireS as sicuuli eta,, asLien October 21, £511 as lie C.e$ Otiis at 5.5(914, Ylgnida, CuOun t ag Act it Cwaarssa at Xmirch L lsal. N o p-af* at say material, me w s or $dserltsiig at ISis oditias of The a4nitn4 Hera 4 aoy a0 n.pfudvced 12 say asses, with. set writilO plrmlssiuma Of IIs ptiblu.a.r at the Herald. Amp tattlaldual or 11cm nsapivaslbie tot cusS reprud,s,tlos will be eou;Id.904 as Iatrtnulfli oil ri. H.tai4's copyright ass will IS hold OaSis i.e daa&ss eadse II. law. - Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning Lows I Sprinklers, Pumps s.d Piping QUALITY INSTALLATIONS Since 1911 317 • 31 ELM AVI. Tel. 322.0852 SANFORD, FLA. - Pay the Gail of Your Newspaper Many Times Over Never Needs Waxing Call vs for free estimate In Sanford In New Smyrna leach 322-1936 (904) 428.9051 322.2611 -- • • - L DeLand -- - - cl;4r ,4 - - - • - - - - - -- - -- - - - • - - -- - - • .. - 1 - • - - -- 'I I. I : -• • 425.538 - New Smyrna leach 11 - and-picture coverage, its entertaining tea.. lures, its helpful articles and special service., Isn't It just about the best-paying small in. vestment in your hounehold budget? • - - is OWENS TERRAZZO, INC. • - are ______ - n °'I __ -- : • But many younger spaino .4, - -- - under to whom the war is , ards would prefer a republic the cmiii of the Civil War. and a two-pa rt y political sys. scarcely a memory, between" It 'sas not press freedom tern. S government which seems it is known in the United States and elsewhere, for it honestly bent on loosening con- Mexico City, --____________ milled to the ministry f In- the slow pace of evolution. formation before publication. , Among young priests fired1 It also provided severe pun- up by the liberalizations of the OVER U I inshmcnt for violation of a Ettinenical Council it i s a re. At Vf,st * PCI*$I 6%01 vague set of limitations rang. - volt apahnst a conservative (Alongside old post office) ing from respect for "truth" hierarchy re!uctant to change, to maintenance of Internal I .tmnng students it is a U public order. demand for academic free.1 A , ..~ V J'j"v .1 Crane's • After nearly 30 years of cdi. dams. L tonal silence, It was under. Added to this is a political I shanuiahle that most Spanish ferment arising from a na. editors reacted cautiously. tional referendum expected • carpets • Furniture For example, few Spanish within coming months to es- I • cl Tile newspapers reported that in tablish a succession to the 73Rental Beds Barcelona last month police ycarold France. -- -= Tony's asther is giving so the elder can instruct the veral than with only one Wed their clubs on militant --So when you marry and more eueses, not logical younger. nung Roman Catholic priests protesting the alleged ntis reasons. For any wife abs If you wait too long, there!plan your family, set your goal at either 3 kiddIes, spactreatment of an imprisoned has ins child shield im will hi little in common be. CLO apart. student leader. mediately plan I. give It S tween the pair of youngsters. Or have them in pairs, with One that did was the week. JUNE 131h through JUNE 11th playmate Within a year or If you plan to have more each pair spaced 3 or 4 years %'/tShhiN(;TO INEA) - viction that John K,'mitietIy't in ;'resiulential terms, lie k l newspaper Slgno, published two. Them space the nest than two children, then wait apart. Never in U. S. history has t-lcctj'n signaled the i-.' r n:!iw"r anti n:or' rt'laxeii. by the Youth Council of the pair, It you wish a larger for a few years and then again And when you mothers have Spanish Catholic Action. as much genuine th 'oting, anti tb.imt this it:' us a it, always present, family, P'sr children edu- have them in paIrs, children to care for, plus all there been Over the weekend, police If you find yourselves par- the myriad other household interest a sthere now is in a terruitt'd ni'su'iutu,n muSt lii showing more. his public Ut- confiscated copies of Signo, tale children and raise each .tber's I.Q. by argimeatsl eats at the age of 40, with an chores, then your husbands,: presidential election six years resumed as ipikkly at P° I teranes have bath nutuimiatk' bit' CASE Z.441: Tony F., aged unexpected youngster, by all have no right to criticize your 'dout," anti with - ' notable The popular anti political The Kennedy lut'i'-"t 11't'S Poison 15 months, monopolizes his I means have a second to furn- house for looking a mess! tttti1t1mi tin tV. I). good i,o' sit ions proper for concern really narrows to one (itt iii, KlT itrobte mits KVL'SIitY, Japan — hIs it companionshipfamily stage. It is normal and ft I'll—More than 100 poison, "Dr. Crane," his daddy pro- Otherwise, you older parents 1 a household to be messy when question: Who will succeed stnuigiiing hcpuhmlituns, un- litical effect for him, I'ic,ident Lyndon Johnson as less they ,nea:itimi' u:1.,,' man. Doctrinaire lib:rals anti in. gas bombs, apparently Jettitested, "don't you think Tony are likely to spoil that lone you have youngsters ought to have a baby brother youngster unduly until it be. , Otherwise, you are inhibit- [)emocratk nominee in 10727 :,i,"h to upSet a still titiving I t'll,-ctuis alto oppst'tl John I siitid by Japanese authorities 215 S. OAK AYE, The early calculating, sup- I.yu.Itn JII1IIISOIi :.1,1,l' SANPOID, PLA. comes a veritable "brat.'' l.'nuicdy anti ttiin,'It Ituli' at the cntl of World War II, or sister? ing the children unduly and N,tliim:g, Of tI'i I' Ciri' lt tomi iii N'v 'I itrI h:ise- - acre tiisvovt'rt'tI this week an "But my wife thinks the Un- An "only" child also lacks regimentjng then: like a top ported by *n ,ie,aslimiial 't,ll, has to favor Sen. Robert F. in piuhtis. Vk.' l'tei'iikiit [[ti- 4aiuilg htt wny. l.i.,' his Itro. (lie bottrti of Kits K)ushu's OPEN AS USUAL MONDAY, JUNE 20th certainty of world affairs and the pe ace of mind on the sergeant In the Army. r,ii:lui iaiti the ther, he could will mu niitulmm. busy harbor. the threat of possible nuclear pi,yground which he would But many meticulous office Kcnnt'tlyo( New York. •••------t.i -L in piiiimi ICI. SIIC t1ii'i'fliU Ii lilt' 110(154' by not, u-Irilimn- turn a ittinut hit-ni. Vet it executives, wars, should cause us to stop osnerwise nave U tie lieu 1W' e%eCUy5, with neat desks! and paid office secretaries to on the political scene ,,f two static,' or nnitlttr, atif thins helps a little 11141t they flu, our family with just this one hogs to back him up. For when you have several wait on them, hand and foot, brothers of the late John F. 'I-la.,' it tt"%S Iuirim titilI ii ili,' lIinL',-r pillory him, child. "Are her a r g u m e n t s youngsters, they tend to stick then bawl out their wives be.1 Kennedy ji one prime reason k,'nmue'tiys. The ,,hils 11411 the his intl stmt',igt hi Is with I (together as a "clan" or Cause the house is not spic for the great show t'( Interest other way. sound?" %otcri who rrincmulwr his No one cart foirie,: altat ,lraii brother, still with poll. I In 1972. No, her arguments are I "gang," to be sure their broth. and span. merely selfish instead of en is not mistreated. Except for a few hours More or less continuous ran- Johnson himself might 410 tit tic inns who kw o.' they r" I This sense of social solid- I when you lay down the law to ibm sounding, among poll, try to ,tssurt' * stice"s'or nom. , i,tenmh,,'r. It this i-,,nihition sound. If you couples expect to arity is very reassuring to the everybod y in preparation for ticians soil voters iii the- 1111-P ( his "wit (,11,11'o. Most I h1116 tliriiiui:h the )- ears ititi-ati, have bibles, then have them youngster with several bno guests, your house simply American hintemlatni suggest I' S. j:tsiil,vts has,' culibit. j the ipinlin ills will to., hit In pairs to they can stimulate titers and sisters. II cannot look hike a motion pic. that large numbers can hardly iii ri,-ith,'r gt ti- ' tInt ,'iuciiil ShallOt It all,,,,. Alas, the "only" child miss tune scene of orderly home. ' wait to vote for another Ken- influ,tti-e in the transition tolie tte,',i not wormy now each other's minds. The ideal plan for having es such reassurance. life nctly for president. hIss tort hbc1ltt-r. I and ho' ilii"s ,u,t ---- about Furthermore, it costs no a family Is to offer the firstSo send for my "Tests for In part this reflects a trans. It the sgmui rt'uid the,, iii • hiuii(htn j fi.l,h 's-g:mmiiziuii.'mt born a new brother or sister more to hire a baby-sitter for Good Parents," enclosing a fer of affection i'ite given tht- ii, t.i..y, J'ihiriiiimi su,oulul i, t'mlcoiir4m-,ilig 'itflttehS I by the time that firstborn is several children than for Just long .tai::e-d, iclut u t-nvtJeopv, - the 2at pi ..Ji,t. Ih.t t I" I 'liii, iii tulle titeti or 'tlumflittutt't' ti,.',i - in one! years of age, plus 20c. scents to reflect s wile i- tin- e.uitit:g the iii't mist iii for t)etiti,utatic r;Iet's sriuss the - -• • This age gap permits theml And you mothers are not — ---or anvliiiiy l'i4I ruiiinti- y. l)t'tmtontIat-t ,tr'rito be partners and playmates, tied-down much more with se. other than Rubeit Knmuctly. gUi draws attppt,i t amid .x y'- or utro, 1:0' I%4'illittI) '' mii'iit t'y t-ssily. ihvitumoiioii' was just as real M oth that is uitipre'dietable T_[ hut ifl'et etteil political tgnres will ((-cur b'twt','mm flow and atri' hut sun. 'she-th,'r tIt, flat : ,,1ay till, e at least rnntttle seotibit (.uli upon (be All, 5 i ca(aelysfli or twoto Si) aRriNew uIrk .eniat.,r or his things as to tinny Robert KenWASHINGTON (UPI) — l lical flood developed prnl'.'c! )ouit tnitthier, Sen. E'iw.irui I ti,'ih htI: pruspect.0 in that am beginning to rue the day lion machines capable to cast. I tTcdi Ke- uticuty of Massa- yc:Ir. M. Iever got involved with Light. Log three-dimensional images chiiit't(a. foot Talking Eagle. lie has sent me a photograph, The aur:t of the "ruthless It was Lightfoot who sent of some of the picture stones. ,uu1h1g min" ,, till clung to I me what 1 thought was a logl- Or at least what he claims iltih-rt Kennedy. Unfr:ciiiily, - Jm-fi\ - lI.LF I U r'l i — cal explanation for the unlden. are picture stones. The images vocal ItheritLu kept the iiiiuge Ground will be broken Julie tilled flying objects that arc 1 bear a vague resemblance to - siRe Meanwhile, Tt'l W55 25 for the Eureka lock and sighted from time to time. I Jimmy Durante. But that may titii%UtI a cli as he still ii dam on the cross-Florida He convinced me that the be only coincidental, Ile lti'k,-Ii lii litany lile the barge tanah 2.' ini!,'s northeast so-called flying saucers actual"Since an ancient rate once Ii'ttt '• of th-;iI,m Stn Spesartl I. ly are "flying canoes'' of the had machines that could valise mv Dill has jiui,iluc,I Iicail litihlarmi a :li he featurcil I • type known to his ancestors, the same phenomena I find 'the" Kennedy pohen of speaker the Qutathameans, as 'Oo- It entirely possible that simi- :t oee.gee-aan.wun 1. lit (Ot Inc same) machine; Since then Lightfoot and I may be the cause of our own have been communicating'flying saucer m stery," through the "talking leaves" Whaland said. ~ and the old rule about leaving The reasonI find this theory . well enough alone has come plausible is because flying into play. saucers generally have been ~• The morel learn about his described as having a blurred I , ., theory the less convincing it or fuzzy appearance I , * bcct.rnes. In fact. I am now This is exactly the same on the verge of being uncon- effect that I get with a cam. ena• Say I snap a picture of ________________________________ varied. YOU'LL PAY LESS at the check out This is partly because I am my wife in her new Easter June 10, 1966 Sanford Herald Paso 1A counter too, if you carefully plan each shop. unable to comprehend ".%ah- Hat. It comes out looking like wAL-fan A. uins.uw. Ustu* Asia PLRLI.Mn seh-ooguh," which Lightfoot a flying saucer. '•i Ml••$C grocery ads in your newspaper. By making soi.ruLIs, UteialIe tells me Is the '-language Therefore it is easy for tar *UII*T *ai*'suaa rILL snouNiMlaR a list of specias and timely bargains, and A4v.ruising .11rector earth and sky." And It Is to believe that flying ;aut'ers fn A..otats 941tor An exciting new liquid applied. seamless floorin'j clipping the cost-cutting coupon., you'll not p*su van 'St.? partly because I have since are images rather than actual which is not only beautiful and practical, but oil. A1v.ntislns Ma n ager easily save dollars each week, as well as time Usnalitil Litter become aware of another objects. janis .uunsssssa ousts WILLIAMS and energy. most indestructible! Its remarkable resistance to aumsias.. Manager i.joe ty Ldiler theory that has an even more The weak point I; that WhalYNSiU nuLL, household stair:; and abrsivo wean -: uur?$s ALWr&S U S CH SAVINGS are welcome dividends malts it ideal plausible ring and does not ldntify ushu ha s 5i.vbaaic.I Sept. City LdiIor from your regular investment in this news. for family rooms, playrooms, arid kitchen;. This WILL V$SLBS'l' It is the WULLS "picture stone" I been operating the pre-deluge JLUS paper — the small sum you pay the carrier stall PSategriphir county adimor I theory fathered by a certain projection machine; It may "party.proof" flooring washes up lilt, new with each collection dayl And they are definite being pauiisflsO daily oscepi Saturday. seaS 5*4 C$rtetmas pew Charles Whaland, of Alien- turn nut that they ap and water . , , SANCOURA actually REPELS Al s, -' proof that your newspaper does more to help 1.5.4 Saturday prec.dImiI CDnIetiia$ town, Pa. operated by flying canoe passdirtl you shop and save, than does any other According to Whaland, an engers. ssasiirrios n-ama medium that comes into your home, ' Ioms Delivery 110 ancient civilization that existIn that event, my siatllie: Can be applied over ol J or new concrete, ply' YET THIS Is only one of many ways your Al-I. UTHLR MAIl. ed in the days before the Bibar'XiNUL.1; tuu'rt Lightfoot Talking Eag!e Jolly Mau HOPPING wood, or underlaymenl, $ 11.16 1 Sun ____ __-lace $ Sue newspaper serves you best, Even more j. s. •.e 5.15 S Mustis - sue a HectiC SAVINGS— portant perhaps, are Its unmatched news. illic - . - 1__- '- -" _____________ I 1, . i - I - found that the camera was shaded by one of the space. craft's antennae and the camirs was able to operate for longer rather than shorter periods. Between p.m. Monday and 5 am. Tuesday it returned a record 1,048 pictures of the moon's surface and horizon. • - • - _______ Plunges To Death 4 - - -- -i • Three Escape - -. Thought For Today - -_ _________ •,- . --;---: - law, this -- Germany (;orrrlNCEN, East Germans, )t 21.y..ir-old girl and two men, aged 21 anti 20, w urki-il A young PARIS (UPI)) — way across the mine. Frenchwoman Jumped to her their infested border to the West death from the top of the Are Thursday under fire by ('urn. the tie Triomphe Thursday i,iiiiii*t bonier gusohi. :17th person to do so since the archway was built nearly O(X) years ago, Police dill not im- Ft barnacle Is a salt-water mediately reveal her identi- shellfish which fastens itself ty. to objects under water. - - J - 322.3353 SAPORD AYL , -. _______ Worry 0) L ~~!& 6 - • • Sy Phil Newsm. acting on a court order pre. And here there also ate In Spain, on April 9 of this1 surnably obtained under the deep differences. year, a new law went Into "in tern al ord er" clause of the Franc., himself, Is said to favor restoration of the man. effect easing for the first time new press strict government control of A court now will decidearchy, with Prince Jun Carlea his choice to assume the the press. whether copies of the news- throne. The 1947 succession It had been in the making paper may be distributed, law commits Spain to a moo. since t92 when Generalissimo I ubsequent events will detc r,Tri and provides that Fran. Francisco Franco shook mine just how much press Ica shall be succeeded by a his government with an "royal lineage.' cent on youth and launched freedom the government in. person Of The Falange, Spain's only a program to end ioo tends to permit. legal political party, opposes years of Spanish Isolation Change is sweeping Spain1 the monarchy and seeks to from rest of Europe and at and it has brought into play , an authoritarian re. home to begin a cautious eas- two opposing forces—between continue had those who lived through the time. ing of restrictions which . feeling off ray mind," ______ •m - J - Change Sweeping Spain -,. .. - ~ /1! I I - - I ) I anflarb T,ffrrao I _ . Commentary WW3 Foreign 1 Saigon in an effort to save Senate Group was a way I could get that naggins: ! Dr. ING. I LEAP OF THE BIG , tuc e s UU a U. J. U By 1970, 13 new medical schools will be In operation, making a total of 101, Six others are probable and '-six more are possible by 1975. : Nevertheless, for a variety of Tea. - sons, many rural areas lack enough doctors, To help correct this imbal. ance between city and county, the AMA has a Physician's Placement Service which acts as a clearing house for information for doctors Quick Draw C L .. • I - Of Burns indicated Thursday Record Judge Louis Weissing - he would name a replacement May 27 because the charges were vague. He gave Adams for Adams soon. The new indictment against 20 days to riffle, but Adams Michell Is similar to the on- dropped the case earli er this gloat one, except that it names week with several days left six locations in Broward Coun- before the deadline. lea-it 591. baby boy, Julie A. Skelton, Finally Collins will go back to companies fighting for cur- The helicopters used in the RobertWhearty, Baby Boy again e spaceship outside th "extra' vivalagainst ovcrwhelmtng rescue operations used hoists Lariner, Garfield Prince, Don rid himself of his The battle grew in in- to lift the wounded men from na Liesenfeit, Janet Hall and v ehicular activity," or EVA, cl.is. the rain forests. But what baby boy, Sanford; Rhoda equipment, which would make tensity. ,The rescued men were frtrn pilots called "sheets of flame" Sacid, Deitona; Mary Drib. itself cumbersome during tn. (.oinpany ( of the 101st Air- from Communist 50 caliber low, Enterprise; Christopher try. commanded by machine guns prevented their King. Lake Mary; Lillie Mae All three of the EVA activ' borne Division pen ter, the ltinding C ar -Jones. Oviedo. ities planned for Collins were Capt. DIII ti.'... U, in a preliminary Gemini 10 football fame who had called flight plan issued to space ,losfl a napaliii strike tin his agency officials, engineers own position Thursday. anti technicians, but not reIlls men linked up with leased publicly. Company /t commanded by for the Official spokesman I Manned Spacecraft Center Capt. Walter II. Drown of would say only that such I-VA Chtittani'oga, Tenn.. to survive activities were "under consiti- a night of repeated assaults. Thrt'i' rescue columns were cration." harking their way through hamban thickets on the turn plains 300 miles north of - TWO may be a shortage of doc- seeking a place to practice and for communities looking for a doctor. tors In America—and for numerous small towns without one at all there There are also state medical society Is no "maybe" about it—but the par. placement bureaus and rural health committees tackling the same probadox I. that the shortage Is not so Tern, much one of numbers as of distri. In addition, thanks to a Scare-Roe. ' butlon. buck Foundation-AMA program that Then, were 252,954 physicians In brings doctors and small towns to. the United S tates in 1960, or one for gether, 137 communities which nth. i every 737 persons. By the end of erwise might not have physicians 1965, the medical population had na. now have them. I en to 293,088, or one for every 681 All this is part of the answer. An. persons. other part, says the AMA, is men This trend Is expected to continue, like %%'alter A. Mendyka, M.D., who says the American Medical Associa. left a well-established practice in tion. It estimates that by 1975 the Cleveland and moved his wife and It number of doctor, will total at leant children to a rural town In Maine 360,000. With a population forecast nearly 1,000 miles away, of 230 millIon, the doctor-people nit. "I felt I could be of more use and tb will thus Improve to one physic. fill a need for both myself and the ian for every 638 persons, community," explains Mendyka. "It ) camera. Such damage also had been feared Tuesday, but it was - : • 'I THE YEAR Not How Many Doctors ...1 ndicted Re J yogr LAUDERDALE —1County Solicitor Robert ty where gambllU is Alleged (UPI— Eroward County Sher.: Mama, who had dropped the to have bun conducted-The 1r 10 She guns, plucked seven wounded smaller engagements through- L. Hawkins, Dorothrine Wilthe trouble-plagued flight of men to safety today from two out the south ran the Commu. li. —. 11."I~. %ra0.WX A . 4 Gemini 8 last March. trapped American paratroop nst death toll to at Marchers Deep began another transmission to in state government. I i s r The battl C in KInt tim ths ico Discharges light in space and possibly of h ilC o tC;a bravin ahtet* of ambush battle by the Big Red Bernice McGill, D e I r 1 s P C from Communist machine. another Agana target vehicle (1 One Division and a series of Cooper and baby boy, Willie that was left in orbit after - - .. hatch and stand up in his seat to take pictures of the zodiacal Surveyor Shoots Pictures Again - - Next trip. The hatch on the Gemini 10 craft will be opened three times If plans go according schedule, United Press Inter. national learned. Collins will first go outfor a spacewalk at the end of 50-foot line, and possibly touch the Agena satellite that will precede the capsule into orbit. Then Collins will open the put the greater of psytosds into space. S. The United States has at. tempted far fewer planetary h Cr flights but has scored the W only mission successes. flu,. ala was first with $ soft land- E I) W A ft D S AYR, Calif. million XB10, were killed or on the moon and with (UPD—An Air Force investi- Wednesday when the t lunar orbiter, but the United _,. L_ ,,.,,,.• 2...,u urmiiia'ic "" States, with the Ranger end gauon ousru nearu Desert north of Barstow. Surveyor spacecraft, has tali. radio tapes of the fatal coiii. Jave The tapes contained a di,of the triple-ionic Mon on by far the greater number X1170 scription of the collision by research bomber and an FbI Air Force Cot. Joe Cotton, of moon picture., The United States leads Stanfighter chase plane flown who was riding in a 'l'35 chase Russia 3-1 In men hours in by veteran test pilot Joe plane when the impact occurorbit (1,500 hours to 500). id. Walker. The United States has nay".lidalr . . - midair Walker and Air Force MO. ligation, weather, anti coinmid-air," Cotton could be Carl Cross, copilot of the $SIXI heard saying. munkationa sa tellite systems In regular operation while Seennils later he calmly Russia I. still developing one. began to give instructions to is no way to meal. There Is the X870 pilot, Al White, with ure accurately which country whom he had flown on most of has gleaned the most scionthe huge plane's mission, title information from space. "OK," Cotton said. 'You're But with Its greeter number good straight and level of launches and freer politics. hape." shape.'' tion the United Then, "okay, it looks like a Statesof results 'may well have addiul your tail Is gone . - . you'll TALLAhASSEE (UN) — probably spin - more to the world's store of Republican gubernatorial can knowledge." re b 1IUI1O 10 Russia has surpassed the dIdate Claude Kirk was warn- spin—bail nut!" United States in rocket pow' ed that Florida has problems As the six-jet bomber spun or during most of the space in the field of teacher pay and toward earth, Cotton reporthistory but not In quality, classroom construction. ed: "One capsule has elected. Th. power gap is lessening, He was warned to find don't know which one." Sec. and both countries are devel. place in his platform to pair onds later he said, "It's the opint bigger and more nil, for the needs, left capsule. Al is out" "Most of the money must vanced rockets, For reasons unknown, ndfrom the state—we can't ther Cross nor Walker ejected, count on the counties to pro- however, and their bodies count vide it," State School Supt. were found in the wreck'ge Floyd T. Christian told Kirk near the U. S. Army's Ft. Irduring a 00•minute private win, about 13 miles east of meeting on educational prob. Etlwards 1cm,. Ilia Air Force acknowledged Both Christian, a Democrat, Thursday that the colli3toD PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - America's Surveyor moon and Kirk told newsmen the occurred during a tight (orma robot resumed its picture. meeting did not concern Poll' lion flight to allow pictures to taking of the lunar landscape lit's, only school affairs. be taken by a General 1:1ccKirk, who faces an uphill Irk photographer flying Ili Al today after a two-day respite called by busy scientists at battle against Democratic no. civilian jet. GE built the XIITO jet enCsltech'a let Propulsion Lab- mince Robert King High of Miami at the Polls in Novem. gines as well as the F104 enoratory. The 620-pound spacecraft, her, is meeting with Tails. which soft-landed in the hassec leaders to discuss anti --moon's Sea of Storms June 1, find out more about problems ii -• • - - . _ so a ned total weight . - - • - . . I I SPACE CENTER, Houston (UP)—A "space stand" and two separate .pacewalks will be part of the flight plan for astronaut Michael Collins month during the three-day GemIni 10 missIon. Collins, 33, an Air Pores major, I1l be the co-pilot the flight with John Young, who went aloft with Gus Gris. sam in the first manned Gemmi capsule last year. A spokesman for the Nation. al Aeronautics and Space Ad. CHILDHOOD sweethearts In Miami are flOW ministration said the Gemini Captains Jack and Sharon Owens of Sanford. astronauts were scheduled to Ow , • a lieutenant, recnriSI.y was plIace.1 d in blast off July ii. A planned the Sanford Corps of the Salvation harge or tne c'ren ervous with an Agena Amy. LtSharon was assigned ".4 . Usa official said today. Dr. Uwand C. Welsh, said lb. United States should p., more attention "to bow . isa become further advanced and what we are going to 10 [; * _. i. ' Snace Flinhi :f.._v .'cJ( but it'. tito to cocky øbsnt, a Johnson administra- . . - ' • - 1O,106e - MIght spec. lied over Russia . June 4 ___ Tb. United Stat.. ha. a I - laculars I l l .14-, , I. , , 4-: ~.4.~ ,* 1";t . 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SIRMFOU 0 ME,I~N ,11, -75 - . __ . 1`iiF __-`9 wuiniop' r L,j ;;!-Tf; % - ,~ P - I ';~L , -'' W i, I r OUT flUIJKS T 4IW6 2: do and your utmost GICI.VtRAL TE'.%DZNCIEqo ~' . A ut Into C self-expressions in the d.4 *cut& It most 4tflctsntly with action and Plate Your BCOIRIPSO (Oct. 23 to . -You have fine ability and cxn Rot Ahead very quickly to well libits eipropme,t 0 IkIng. Plan III 1116monts with eangonjole able to bring your finest tal. onto before the persons who c..n help you most to comm*rrialloo on them. Be oure that LIT health In good. Weer your nicest finery and make the mfounillorstandingg with theme &it loors and experts just t o the days shesti. Your Intut. n will to;I rots haw to deal . - 1 ,.~, .1,,, . • .. , ~ I'll (Jan. :t to rot.. July :I)- I _j ____`o` - 11. k - . certainly be Increased to - t~j i'-11 •\.%.___ . ~ I i I • "" n a r- 0'0~ _,10 N. -V 5 % . . .1 , 9 Your reputation I r,1~177MI , Ik\ W 9 .~a 0 %11~ C - / /~ ~ I 0 W f7A W- A COLOIL FOILTAAr I E IV . SET! Ba A : 1 . 94 74 sEr! f 0 . : I W - P~Av I - I , . IV , ";/ r,. ,o . -_ _. - k z . %,. ... 4J.. I M 0 . . .. of . % .. .. t~ Aeo j-11 . WWATh ThE ) cAMNLI f - -~: ,I r WM' HOPING: NO .. It 00 of ) , . r ~, k ,,, It ,1 rl % * - ;~4-vt #04.'e-Pi, _,-~.~77 -PI ,A '-4D THE ;1 , , ) f6700 -1 N-14, , . 0 ____________ -________ YES, EVERY YeAR HE' 4 . ;1 ~; ____ , . 1_~~ I .~ - XO I PRISCILLA'S POP ' Dick Tumer J 0 .1 I T 'L ___ iI . .0, ) I He's it marriage counselor. Imagine being rnarrW to 1 C4 4 s*jPWW MP. 50TTS CERTAINLY ~ 1), _%.; ..' CARNIVAL 0* 0 1w__ C446(=NG 0 * _ CM M I TE32. ought to have a car!" "THE OA6, ~ - -- -_ W - ,.r. / - I .,@ L : . I TIZZY [_- -e by Kift : . .1. . . J~ . * . . . . . -_ very charming. your . . 0 li. _____________ . __ - .. . - ~ to A IL / I inui _L[. - ., soclAt Sodding abnut will also Sho w sagOlItnt Palms And pur. a ' I W - . sk -.. trond right way. ' _41, ~ _r 1 far more harmonious and edit undorstan4 I ~ Ii U3 • !?:: ____~ .. _111. Suns T . a I C. STu - thr ugh with it t$im I tiay St to (1) ) . J "i"%J~ 81 6 It % L , s, I t moifmmy - ______ - for I f -13~_ --tv"iL . 6 t '.' C11%J MA -, - nnthlnx to others but carry III ONE TO LEARN NOW To RUN rr.1 with ,, have wrTPlT4E - - ~:l I •*UtlU LIBRA (Sept. .3 4 to Oct. s --Study wall the work beforiii W110SWED SHRUSIBI ______ to ___________________________________ 0 C1 AMP J te KMIVIv AMP "I NO HOW PAR be taught early. for foal success during lifetime. A - 4 :3 OUR WAY but proper method and sppllca. Increase happiness. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 2.4) . ., , . . I. . I - 11 T,47 ,,aI IlHMAuT$owD*IP TALISW/ILJc.AST tion Must help ,L-:,. . - can uplift your spirit. rinancial experts art in fine mood later. , . . I . . ____- "I - . . ______ . . " , . I ~, I I _. -_ - 1 . . 1, '~ %A t . . I . - ,j , ", I 7 O F" z TW .-, , ________~ 4 I , kind at mischief or the other. aid It doieis tit) harm to let the little fingers burn it bit, since - e -iog"mise a Jewevell filegoole i - Look Into your own subcon. for the Ideas that wilt tacts You 0 ~5 ~~ . . . . A24 . * T~ , DIE.; W CERTANS~A t Si 'OtR CHILI) 5% HOH%! 7117 L..__ TODAT ... hi. or she. will he one of those fascinating ltttl. I "Oh. he's a worker. all right! Right now he can't wait to finish with that lawn mower and start in an me!" life It ~: 49111Jif III ill/ •srllsr. Contact pir.on. wh in. - - MINrcW, wilirrHQ19P.- IWIF ,)I * J~ 6.0 _ a. M.: le- Sit In Mar. 1 Pt$Ci (rob. clear them up Intelligently. Wind Sam* now outlets that can give your whole life great. Or tons anti dash. 134 somewhat 6 . 1510P, NC -VM WANT 70 6ES )W MAIN A.0 L-C*iO ~, !jr,A 411"P.0-144'. 1 - . _. ~ . 0 d'o . 1\1 ft 0 7; ______ L I GINNI~*lb* le LIKI DOOS/ . I or . V t . .__ By Gaibtaith ,4,1116 . al.%v , . -- " -Anything it a monetary na I 1 • should be postponed until 1 f or 3 of the afternoon And adeal with Idealistic matters also than in the pail ritvcj~, 1vff -c4rAm IDEA. RE SAAAPM IFT14EYW ROL "i _________________________________________ : time with reasonISIS. Don't waste time on tolephone. Leave conversations Un tl tonight. Some mutual venture Is beat handled by being more pro- , 11%0 . . . ~ ~ , - " `ii~ I ill., , out how othira arm rettliti awhat Is most in style, Ste. to - . SIDE GLANCES , M ~ - ' happy have Think of what loved one d. i \ , lAl p phil000rbl- the higher brackets. Step of that dull routine. Fln-i YOU . relia at you can hobby You like. Smooth over any dif forences with kin. He choorful. A%VA$t$Vs (Jan. 21 to rob. III)- Reading fine cast works or attending Ice- d y 111~ ..~~ U y CMILDR scloul • I . - 3 I - can certainly cst*psult you AS IC Then CAPIOICON'.1 41)ec. ervips whose support you "rely need. Uot Into civic work that will enhance your reputation. By Dick "I'mer 'Ott CARNIVAL # SWAALL. , . %11 (May 11 to June 31) W ,.I ,: - ?- .hw& . iial' I'6L TA ij tl.tall ot your aUalrsinbetter order MOON (Jun. 21 "ft, there you are. Henryl Henry is doing ressawds lur to July :,)- very mo&rri Ideas Occur to you now that ITYIIP TMAM TO \~ -, /fi l -1/1 - YotiD sB Page 8A - o C) D `- y --, NNNNNP*.,N s,sft _ I^ " (^FrVR isgiNG MAQWJF~ 1- / 11 I Q I -~L! 1111T. ftri- 11 _________ _______ I Im I 3 4 EAR, 5 ANy7e4'WG ) 0 : AIN4 I. T T~ r I VY Oo $ WANT' ~ % eir _________ _________________________________ shlust j ! If 9 I June 10, 1966 - V right down to business at hand. some tool made for greater advancement Meeting brings news and Ideas 1,00 want. Clad About With ton. (Idence. ,I. IO-JU ________________________ logo jW _ .. . 0- Alk- HtGar wheat* tolling in otating your aims. i WAY n' ru 1LDJe I . ________ _______ _____ _ ___ - ( 16" 41 "11 -,- A,~-% AAA is trouble later. as malao(lical the right d!rsctlon Iomio.,4 advisor will gi,e you a1l e you nisd no very articulate in A SE6SE OF KVAM, F= M05% I ; aline 4114 not ADIVe5STEEL.,fl1E FA11B$3CE KMFE- OP X6j, ____ 6; CoPA%XAXEq#-%14.% ~~-., -,) ITlSAU.Y : P, - 0 Ic Iyl 13 I p9 I INZ ALW-t-;; I ' I) I _________ Er •anftttb 'raIb %.;iJ,i palm It n1t an others or there make any mental analyses at Assilit J%tUltlo8L Tau can pro. T i xi ..'k I Va 4-1 / I 0 ' 0 a f - CLAICI C' . i .t, . . - -A'- . .. . . 1 0 ." : 1 * r _________________________________ "M" '11104 I 0 - I -J-~-- - 0 ' 0 OUR BOARDING HOIJSE . - 0 0 - 4:! : 0 : - - a. I ndividuals who can help yca make the locoflImIrcialine on your prse (P CK 0 EMENIIL1UIZi.IT)I WtiAM - - k .'" - £1 SHORT ItiBS -_ .. h ME;G"E lb as fine of --.. e _ - success & : is those I"Illielifuslo Who mv situation and for that r.a.on will havi grialir posit. I be Blunt early AUTO to Impress fact Z) th . 15 TOO 1 - \ . - A NEW OLMK I %_ I- I iiiii, be I, : I . . . .. . . VI ,line" ,04 . . . 1 I'LL SEND 7H . -",,\ ,- 1I .7 *A /"~ -11 . A ___ 1. UN At OWE.COOP - LLcg,STLM I ~~ ; I I I'k, I V . ___________________________________________________________________ ______________________ -- . I .I , . ) !~4AO.04 . 0* 0 I W ^. AA,041Z CUS SlrUlt CA of - - ~ (I j u I . " ;.4x, *I1' 14111onea 17 find that -witiciall oil will cum,, gut just Q our Intuition -7 It . ,:!kW Be a 3 1 ool,%, iniftnia. iiam ~ / ly. of that YOU iy I Ir - 01111611's may be for You today w P4 T full jails. .. 0 - r Y hap. e a' seIl (11OC4 21 10 It % IsC U"I T___ W. knuw ow : or, JAn in,)ro I " niateri.&I .Y. thn" .in is , a ton 1011 Y not %I ii one Ins. pr,,vA#,I You S fly _ I •, - / P _ .i r It 41 '- 4-3 I w "-kl-' • 6 ~ 'Me SAiD ti DiNir TILL'iU W! E Ctit 5OCU. it ix I ( )" ,_ - r,(uI I 'I r -_ .- I I -_ . . UT r : oouir 'tj'.-j • a ___J : * LOST irsial $ a V 10 • 0 0Ift it 119A ba TA &a it M . , JI - U , ~,Jtlil,,: :~.; I [ I U Blank Prevision ftnk ACROAS a 110mi"Ino name I, (;on@ to 0 6 Seal hunting . / __________________________________________ - _. BUGS BUNNY _____ ,SAM Ar , _____ ----"--, l0(Af,W.FALL0Oj. TRY -II j . .I .I 11) 1 I t %%!", ,;~Vw -- TL"4 - -. OR, ~,M t not 1 4OW WIIIAt 00i I -i ~ Ij 4j F_n:;_;A_ ~_ // '. ii(;at , up 3011 [Pulch ratio Indian --- L ) ' walked onl} 71 men while ling a strikeout record ii cl,. - . ,Qa.0- 44 simple 60 Royal College rbysiaLm" - I I 5 your I .. 84 Ribbed ,7 I .K;, :~._~ V 0 -Izr,. - r,. . . . . j - .'~ I ". "; L. fahrke 1 )at& . . . . L lal, 011mautitoil 1~ r' qrnmh. form) . 42 liambursor /I I . " 27 I)ocIs in 33 Untied - :11 4.2 9" 34 Flurloo 10 33 "Ounded 341:n9lart stream T_!U 'i I I ... r*LWG 4 zN_1-N a 17 F'ancy "I V.nal 3 gralotiscal time land" 26 Range, .. .0 - I M A Pwq imith I W ______________________________________________________ -- -- , erlainjog to V17.01 d o 66 ,- - k, - I I I " . 1~_ - %0-' I 11 a - I 0I- -4 I axi 1, P, 6 %A Til, fl . ~ Z. ,W 1 we . t,m starlet. MY ftuoim. :0 W ~5. 'W '. I. VAgro -' I ~.! 7 7. 2 - 3--A' 0 Y., 11 flossy blow __ - -.0 (~!, I I OL 149419116 !81Nvi* \ ah'-A do • T0*0AROW *110 !,!. I not early "The store Impel. they P " . U, quite 46mAn If .fr.• TOM604t r. d things I ~M of I\ 11, 1 V be. -rf Ij%V ... Ile. ur .he. %Ill bii th-,so f3s,1natina Y-jong- ~ stort %h,,i CAn 041111Y 411130411 So# thr;,u;h either persons an,11 There - I ? _? aWERE 7 'A thAt have btflif plot# OP IT N(Al 71 ot: L SAID / ~ CjMf0OjL6 IrICLItno needs to tie titcreAqe.l so this Ia a soo-I day In't W.1yo A114 me.4"I of 4'. and got 4,11- 1 poroo 4 bu."In ? nlAot thAt big Ing u:a t vl,e, Ideas that are h pful., # - / , LIKS TW SSE othad over nicely. Coma to, accord. 84 VO" 410talliStIa (CistIrni.4 ..'. y,,u to got sire this. .%tAk* those, VP,OVO1UaM get their - and "( IJ . 1 do your utmost to make ) 4: ":Th SIete be sure y,.0 atArt an uptr.n4 %% here ,, r IiAyi, q-tirlo, 1-~ Y"u Show pr.%,- tIvA1I1v. ~ con,,er of Is very trust Your help - P. M. CA 1-0 while CA11111111i OlkA b,fø,, you ,t into tho,. big id.*, and talk, With other., I ~ , iss (at) 43L,eir,,,a.d o itr,ii iii Try nut to ar/sue with Allies during day and you find that adle posm, 19 U1044"s DI mm / polut. 11rinic fine tAlents is 04. Lot" be with OXP*fte who give wonderful Pointers. " nA w hat and mean& at progressi ng. yoI& daigaluze Ramag 21 Compass Poist 38 In office"a god 4a are not sure what you W'sat In C-6 in. Later a3l clarifies. Umber 37 A ad. a. MOON 3414 bl-- '_ 3 1 Indiana (ob.) 38 CHILDnIgN ,Ju ne .*3 at e~medy ralilow U Kind 31.Uniceris Ash nutdviary quad for whatever has 41 U . V saues w remade a vim i with the social or being with u 30 Move swiftly So socw Laded "J'sumOntf. But *waning is just woo- 111tol Improve Your health. - 0 4 hallialne awn* " .11 " 0 23= -11 ~ I 71" H& . j Apr. 11) 63acrity. Know ,s 'rlr oin In 200161 affairs. TALarg (Apr *o to Stay 30) -E)url n If morning everything 5 Miltrale back ellit for 4 of M L I I ____ WE SWOULD COLWT TM BY NEAR INS MWT WW FEELre AAMT, Nits M NORM, I 011- . %. 1 WELn IN flp5,tJrn T 0 Ii t CR? An d % certainly not Soo,j. unusually goed for using this energy ""n that Is r leaned t is 114. All of Your Int I see fritc aSlid 11111111 =Om an .mon ~ U ) ACItOU I I- of t Is Morning services are fine an-11 LY6111,9110 -j merit (311111' . &.10 "qT 0 MASI . ku - . I g ALWAYS STA KEEP FQOM GLLV~ . S-10 "Of course I noticed the cuts delivery boyl Why do you think I forgot re Dag of groceries?" I I kors ces or for Putting Into effort lok".100, 'TI ficous&~E JINTY WW ___~ _V_ '1:z~ _ th• Xr.iICO - - Al~ ceeldful. nior L n C from taking - %%. sroAtor 9 Until Midafternoo tsritoo refrain any risks or chan- 0 - I __~_~__ too . FOOTEP. UK- 8460 so BUGS BUNNY I' . K y or l~ff I I ;d I 0 CW&W ~ ~ 11a ~. - Ii ALL nANEY5 ;L up : LAW"Wowl ------- ~ IF VM OW WX ST1019 AV" TO I To IN TER Wit ~ 10111110111NIr Sf '00 go 4 I.I. OP ICY _ ~ . Nor LAROIR TPM I 8~ GET . I$ACTL' AeJPMAIi - , Your own initiative. Show ove d ite tiit you are rn t devoted, 110 kind. U ____________________________ -.NTERII I l for advancement Jana because the interest or 0 Jia _______________ 'I -You have t- be more up-t of ow 1\ Q1 ou t(:, -"a': A PU,,* ONS a those ) Eli " ItI04 I a plasma. no al affairs that of present n I Inta I most lets And Interests S ! -..- CVT I I r1k is 0 - I ,-It" I, ;: MI_ 0 , .1 i .!I : - - . , , / , - _______ / - I . . mi In 1963. f j 0, a 0 0 - .------ 0 I 1 - 00 00_ 0 - 0 ---- 0 - 0_ _ 1 i*tTT: - a ' . �-j. - ____ Maio I w No W -. -L : •.. . ''• . . .... . -,...- . ..'. L'.;. J I. p . Weeki V VF Wit 1W I 'a Ii I. Baptist Adventist 111 Fort Lvi... P$iI Is. Cb.aie w.rsp - ID a. EL I... S..d$7 BIJIVICil I*jñDAVSI$ - 1:35 & a. Horsing Worship - 12tH a. W..*Ip linuS - 12tH & a. Tralilig tlsIu - i:U p a. isisisi WirsbIp - 11,1 p. a. Wiluslip Night PUW linus - 2:15 p a. Wid. ?rsp.r l.rvlsl 1*15 P. a. a di, l/ / .'.. Affiance CHRISTIAN MIUI0LtIT 1LiIAMCI CHUHCN 1444 PSrb Ave at 14th It. . *•v llst MsOun - Factor á*uda, libuol - 5:41 . Iir?$CS - 11:15 S. vss$ag Worship - 1:35 p. Alliance l.wskip (Tail) 4:10 44) S7I' lorvi.. - 1*35 Ausinbly Of God P&NCIEIIT £IIcMKL.1 OF UOD CHURCH Car. 17th .54 Em 31. N. Wild., _____ PasteS iva4. School - Sill a. a. *.r.iag Worship - 10:15 5 a. avssuaWqrsIsp - liii P. a. uth ,v. (11*.) - I:ls p. in. W1.Wisk Sir?. (Wit) - 1:15 p a Baptist CIJITRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. 14th 1. 1 Oak *v.. - rut.' Gail Smith lu*sy School - $141 & a. Morning Worship - *5:00 a. a. Trilaisi Uuaioa - 1*41 5:55 P. a. 3100511$ Iirvboo Pod raur SinI 7:25 p. a. Nursery psi 1:15 p. at 5u5iy Rhlo SU5t a I WRITSIDI MZU1OIIA*T SAPTIST CHURCH Ilk Si. I Holly LVI. J.ka S. Miii _.-- Psater Sunday School - 15:50 A. a. Sunday Morning Worship - 11:11 a. a. 31 rI 4. • p Sunday veiisp Worship - 7:30 P. a. Wednesday Prayer I.rvlo - 7:41 P . . PINECIIEST BAPTIST ,,.UURCH Caura 41054 isv. Rip A. MsmIit.a Pastor Worship 5:00 a. in. Sunday School - 10:11 A. a. t1 hrsluIng Union ..._. 0:11 p an. Hernial 7:20 p. a. Evonini Worship Wed. Evening pnysr J - 7:00 P. a JORDAN MIIIIONAIIY BAPTIST CHURCH 11*1 West Pint street Was. I Stephens _._ Pastor Sunday school - *0:00 a. a. Morning Worship - *1:00 a. a. Hveu$ng Worship - 1:111 p. us. • S Wednesday Prayer service. 1:80 p. a. •• • • OAKLAW'M BAPTIST CIIU ItCH i74*Cov*trpC*ublIosd Rev. a. V Barrett ..... lastof Suisda? School -- 5:45 5. in. Worship ?i,vioS - 11:00 a. in. 1:11 p. a. Trslalng Union RvsIag Worship - 7:50 p a. - III p ii. . Pru Y• . cnu*ca or GOD 1 2*4 1 1riis Put H. Aitorl Cliii? METHODIST cisuzc or aoo or PIOPHHCT ties ma Avenue III. Hibsfl Walsh Sushi School __ 5:41 a. a. Winks.) IiUtCs - 15.41 a. a. Southern Methodist L. itoxi snizsu BAPTIST Old Orlasdi Rd. it Minister LvS. I. Hialitia Griffin loads? IsIisI - 5:45 a. a Morning Worship - IbIS a. a Trsrnt.i u.s.a - Ills p a. jyepg w.,sIup - 1*U p. a. ______ a*iwr cnuacs uis French Ave, Hi a. i. H.dges - Faster lisdiplihoil - 5:41 a. a. ____ L NerpJ Worship - 11:55 _____ aM GOaP4 70 TI.45 STOV. Iii S.tVIooS 1:54 ISU DOES ANYOOOY wit Pmsr a r WAP4 ilbi. Study __ 1:10 -, ANYTu , ) iteered by HiptLaiY• __ __ sIp __ __ Christian Phi? CHHII1IA. cHI DISCIPLES OP CHIIIIQ isil I. Sanford AT _rn It. Vernon Paulo Sunday School - 5:41 Horsing Worship - 12.15 PIbIS Tr.1a**g Thursday: DEA? I WAr OMlT.4NG 1eiiáiiTj r...I,a, ( RlBaoL lp4 i'zs MUGr ini -4 J: rHIRrutpJ u.Mr0RD CHRISTIAF CHURCH Women's Club 11ulidtn' 10$ Oak Lvoouo UinIlSI Robert Dun Sunday School - 11:11 5. a. - 11:00 a. a. Worship Evosiag l.rvles - 1:35 p. a. Radio UrosdcuI... W.T.1.R. iv.. -- 1! CA?4'TGET II mi .aw. I1.5. TAI LOW __ $MA _______ ______ ________ Ti**g . .... AI.I.. .gsg YEA II you it TOO ____ _ L 1:51 p. a. H igitlitli Sir?. I WAN? ' YOJD TWO 041C ID K NOW TO A1( - Episcopal 0WT C*UaCl _______ I HOLY CROW lii 1 PIth Avs. The Rev. Larsy D. Sopor itsom 2:10 a. -Holy ls*urlIS _______________ ______ ______ ---. - s.a) I )rb4 i5Nur.WA ur 45I15 Lutheran 000D SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHU*C$ 3500 £ 0,1.5*. Drive Hwy. 17-11) ' Or Sanford. rie,*a The Rev. J. Gordon P 5 Pastor . . Plan logo to church regularly and rood your Bible doily. • .- l Inc. &ruls'g. Vi. . . '1) Meets In Lake Mary Pit. Hill ilibi. Class ._......_ 1:30 a. in. UJTHIRAN CXU*C* 0? TIlE REDSIMEA j00 W. 111k Place "rho Church of the Lutheran . Morning Worship - 10:11 a. a. Evening Worship - 1:00 p. in. Bible Class wed. - 7:10 p. a. Mourfl and TV This 15 the Life" Herbert W. 001rss Pastor Sunday School 1:11 a. M. Worship Service - 10:20 a. a. .. SI o PAOIaA cHUiiCiI 01 ChillS? W. I. (Sill) Hammond. lying.. list Highway it Wool Bible Class ....._._ 10:00 a a. Morning Worship ... 11:00 a a. Evening Worship - 5:00 p a. - - __________ __________ _______ 111kb Cusses Wed - 7:35 p. a. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 42:7.17 42:11.25 14:10.18 14:4.9 42:5.9 G4 riitsr CHURCH OP C1lHiii? $C1ENT1áT SOS Sail Second unit iundsyisrvic,& Sunday School _..._ 11:0o a. a. Wednesday Service • Subject: Clod the Preserver it Man Seeding Room: 101 W. First Weekdays: *0:10 s-m.-4:30P.M. rdue Numbers lIoh Friday Saturday 1:13.19 2:22.28 Jeremiah Acts _______ ______________ - Methodist hut METHODIST CIIURCIL 411 Park Ave. Rev. Robert M. Jenkins. Pastor Morning Worship - 5:30 a. a. Sunday School 1:41 a. us. Morning Wun.islp - 10:25 a. m. 3417 Meetings - 180 P. a. inI.rm.dlst.. senior) Esuio Wuiship - LII p. in. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd.. at Woodland Ave. Rev. John H. Hlrss Jr.. Pastor Church School - 5:41 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. HIP 4:30 p. a. S S Commencement Presbyterian 71*1? PRESITTERIAX CHUICIC Saato,d, Fla. Oak Lv.. I Ord St. Dr. J. Ralph Moss., Interim Pallet Pubs Morning Worship - 0:30 & a. Church School - 5:41 & a. lesilea Moot - 10:41 a. a. Warning Worship - 11:55 & a. Church SchoolSoardall Chapel - 3:05 P. a. Pioneer Fellowship 5:00 p. a. lesion Ml Fellowship 1:11 pa. S 3771 South Orion" Drive Thomas H. Makis __.. Pastor Worship _._._ 110 5. a. Church School - 10:00 a. a. Class History WXSTMINSTZR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CASIKLERRY P.1. 43$ Hut of lominols Pm. Rev. Lucas V. Q:iio - Pastor Churchlchools:soa.m. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. an. Junior HI I 5mb, 341 Tooth Meetings - 1:11 p. a. ?ue,day; Primary Choir rehearsal 3:10 Adult Choir rehearsal 1:00 Wed.: Jr. Choir ,elis..rsk&j 1:11 'In reflecting on the 1965.66 school year itt Lyman high School, we can point with pride to the many goals which have been cd,' Principal Canton Henley has declared. attain. 'The increase in student enrollment afforded us the opportun. a The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible S GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulotiff and Employs.. CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN Insurance CELERY CITY PRINTIN( CO., INC. HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff NELSON & CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodgs. and Staff HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappa and Employees J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slams and Employees HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. HWY. 17-92, Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford L. fl PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida FIRESTONE STORES Bob McGuire and ' ff CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford a 3RRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W.25th5t.,Sanford FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF S BILL HEMPH ILL MOTORS, INC. 301 W. lit. St, Sinford BAPTiST Antioch Baptist Cburuh. 0,114. Central ysiatisi Church. 1311 Usk Ave Chuluola Viral Uspilet Church Chuluots Naptiat Mission 5145r Springs baptist Church. III Lehman riret baptist church. Oil rank Ave. Ivlsndshlp 4*aPUi Aits*siante MirilaSS RI. 41$. Altamonte gpnI.gs 1 a a I S•• • • • S • • SI - S - S • • • • •1 .5.. A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavis, Florida THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. H. Strickland PUBLIX MARKETS and Employees Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist.lipes Ave. New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church. 5th 51. 1 Hickory Ave. Now Mt. Ceivary Mlseioeary Baptist 110$ W. 12th SI. t'ew Salem Primitive 5.11.1 Church. 3Ih i. 140w Mi. Ziu Baptist Church. ills Pear Ave Uiklawn Baptist Church. $743 W. 3It e (jsl,,n isotis Church Pliocroet Baptist Chyrch Iii W. Coors Rd. Prairie like Baptist Church, RIdge 114., 3451 Park Ave. Patio Park NorIh.b4. ChriolIna Church, Florida Progress Missionary Baptist Church, Midway Haven Dr. Msltia.4 Second Shilok MissloSery Ispilsi Church, CHURCH OF CHRIST West San turd Church of Christ. lIlt S. Park Ave. Bualasad Baptist Church. 3111 Preach Lvi. Church of Christ Geneva Jiifl•• Ma..senary baptist Church III. Church ii Christ. Lake Mary Rd 41$ Oslean Church if Christ. Longwool 1*. Paul Missionary Baptist Church 5th St. Church .t Christ Pa.ls Missionary Saptisi Church Csaasn Heights CHURCH OP GOD St. Juhae Missionary ispVa% Church. Church if God. Iii Hickory III Cyprses it. Church •f Got 1155 5. Preach Tiapis baptist Church, Pun Springs 54, Church of God, Oviedo Altamonte Spring. Church of Clod Mission. 1slprhss Weelmid, Misslosayp Iapt15$ Church, 4*0 i. Holly Lv. *AI Los Maps Isptist ChuteS, ill aase Ave.Ill saints ipissopil Church I. DoIuy Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church, isa as4I sprlao ad, Longwood Church of the Nativity. Lialso Mary All gouts Catholic Church 11$ Oak Lv. Mater Hse: us.... aapu.lsi cs Oak still *4 UStess Koruisg Glory baptist Church. Geneva Hwy. TIOLI0 Ave.. i*tWPriss Christ Episcopal Church. L.a$w..4 All Saints Episcopal. Enterprise 31017 Cr... Ipisuopal. Park Ave. at 11k / WILSON.EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff STRICKLAND.MORRISON, INC. and Stiff ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Rose & Willis Bowman & Employs.. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY _LUTRERLiS Ilomsa Catholic Mass Iportemass Club. Chulgota A5415eb01 Lutheran Church. Ovorbrock 5*. Catholic Church. Perebiug Phi..Asic Usury Dr. Caseilberry flood Sb.pbsrd Culled Lutkera. 51. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church. Malt. 2100 a. Uriando Dr. sad Lvi Aliansont. ipriugs Lutheran Chutes of the Redeemer. CHRiSTIAN 153 W. 11th Pian. First Christian church. 1101 5. Sanford Ave. Messiah Lutheran Church. Americas Logios CONQIIEQATIONAL Hall. Prairie ticks. Penn Park Congregational Christias Church at. Lukes L.uth.rs. Church, iii. $15 Slavic, Yl1.4 liaptist Church of U.uar First Baptist Church of assess Pirsi Baptist Church Of Lake Mary Pint Mapluel Church if Lak. Munroo Pint leptIst Church of Longwood. Cor. Grant nirsi Baptist Church .t Oviedo Chunk at usa Lands Spt15. pInt Pint Sh oh Mie.iousry baptist Church. $IiI W. *11k II. Forest City Baptist Chinch s1i5 Heed BeptisI Church. Oviedo Jordaa Missionary laptiat Church, 1421 w: rsrss i. ... 1.vs SanIk.ra baptist Miseiiaa, Chviuoi& )dlssi*aarr lspt15i Church North ltd. METHODIST israeli Memorial Methodist Church. I. Deliary Ave.. Enterprise Bear tako M ethodist Church Bethel L.M.E Church. Canaan Hsighta Casselberry Community MethoIlsi Church. Hwy. 17.01 5 rIser Ridge Rd., Caiseiberny Dibary Cemmlisit Methodist Ch urch W. )lighlaadi D.Sary Christ Methodist Church bailed huts. First Methodist Chinch. III Park Ava. Methodist Church of Oviedo Pint bothers Ilothodise Church 3440 Sanford Ave. Iris Methodist Ch urch. 101 W. 4th II. Geneva Methodist Church. Geneva Grace Methodist Church. Ours Rd. Greet Chspsl A Mi. Church, Oviedo Oakgrevs M,tho list Canrcii. Oviedo Osi.ss Methodist Church Activities l p' - Kindergarten and Nursery I _________ . iII a 3 Morning Worship - 0:11 & a. Sunday School .._ 0:15 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:11 a. a. Cornmuniou-rIraI Iuaday is Each Month Kodergaries and Nursery • . flaivi brewer Jr. Evsngsllsl bible School ........_.... 1:00 5. in• Horning Worship .... 10:00 5. sit. i mini Worship ._. 1:30 p. an. W.4. Prsyor Service 2:30 p in. LAKE HAitI CHURCH or CHRIS? Morris Ruby ....-.... Evangelist mid-Week service (Wit) - 1:54 p. a. Third Sunday 1Iagn.ratI - Ill D. a. cxu*oa or zosawoop ui 1I15 SItisi iSV.LRutIOraat....P.atw Sunday School _ 15:05 1. a. Morning Worship - lull a a. luida, Evening - 7:25 V. a. Wed. Bible Study - 1:15 P. a. Conquarona *e•tiag Friday 1:05 p. a . a) rin the sake of his community and notion. (4) For the sake at the Church itself which needs his moral and material support. exuici OF THE JUZAURI PIlE? PUTECOSTAi . •I. 0 12noC[r O@H Pentecostal 11105(1. lC1I FOR ALL 0 ALL FOR Till CHURCH THE The Church is the greatest factor an earth for the building of character and good citizonsI*lp. It is a storehouse of spiritual ooluss. Without a strong Church neither democracy nor clviii. can a.arvive. Thin. or. (our sound reasons why every pinion should attend sirelcis regularly and support the Church. They. on (I) For his own sake. (2) For his children's sake. is W. tad It._______ at HapI. Lvi. BCk1 Pill,, luadsy School - 5:44 & a. HsnIag WsssN - 21:11 a. 0:0l a. a. - Psaily Sinus ii:oi a. a. - MornLsg Pray., (7 Sunday 34017 Continue. S .- 11*1? SOUTJIIIJI METHODIC? CHURCH Ave. liii isv Durward H. Haight Jr Poster bus? School •41 S. a. .,as, worship - 11:00 a. . Xpwonh I$sus - 1:11 P. a. Ersulag Worship T:21p. in. Wit Pniys? Hi.Ui 1:25 p. . Youth Hour 4:11 p. a. ivasrEIsUslinhss 7:11 p. a. _____ j to guide her through the uncertainties CHURCH OP CHRIST asseTs I, .id i.tt.. Naursn. Chunk strut L.aiwssd Pr. Chats.. W. Itiwar Visor iou Commission - 0:05 a. tamIIy I ______ __________ ______ SIl'V1SS __________ 5*35 . Child With across the house tops to a church spin and thanked God bra foundation of fai th ... Church Of Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST liii Park Assays lint Brown - £vsngsiisl $M5Y Bible study _... *0:00 S. . Morning Worship 11:05 a. a. Evening Service - 5:30 p a. iii Hittid of Truth i p a. Sunday on Chs.sel • ru..iis, Ladles Utah. CIa.. - 0:00 a. a. Miss Class -- 7:10 p. a. Wadnisdiy Bible Cuss ___ 7:30 P. us. SIXTH ANNUAL citrus NsIflh. 5:41 & a.Dallas Sunday school Horsing Worship - 11.11 Church - • ai a. EL ivus1Lstt. istv. - 1:55 p a. Mirnti ic*s1 Worship 11:11 a. IsmU MuM Sinus ________ ________ Ill p. a. M. LL I. i,.. wo,nlp - 2:35 p a. Wed. Prayer I.rvWs 7:24 P.M. NCW -. Christian Science • Methodist nil? BAPTIST CIVICH "11111flVi$?*D*? ADVIJITIIT CMUCU Tib I La J. l - -;I Church of God P a 0 I a Weeloyss Hsthedist, ii. 44 W. at Paola t. isase LU I.. 0th Cl. at Cypri.. Si. Mary. A.M.E. Church Si. *1. $11 Ostoea St. Paul's Methodist C h S h OsteeS Rd. Stafford Memorial Methedisi Chsr.k I. Deltarp SAZASERI r i rs t ChoreS of lhS Plaurose W. 1st ii Mis hers Park Church it the Hisarsal. Obirleas Rd.. hers Pink Lake Mary Church If the Saunas PRUBTTIIIAX Community Presbyterian Church. Lake Mary Pint Pnssbyle,lsa Church. Oak Lvi e IrC St. Pint Preabttlrlas Church of Delary. i Highland Presbyterian Church if The Csvesasl S. Orlando tar. St. Andrews Preshytcrias Church 1113 Bear LoSs flood Upeala Community Prssbytsrtaa Church. Upiala 16 Westminster Presbyterian Church. HowsU Park. RI. 43$ Caaielberry ity to include new cotbrses in our ctlrriculurn such as French, IN. manities, Business Principle.i and Management, Chem Study, Music Appreciation and Music Theory. STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stqnstrom and Staff "The funds made available from the federal government under Public Law 89-10 and the Vocational Act of 1963 has made possible the purchase of much-needed equipment and materials which has allowed our teachers to provide new and improved learning experiences for our itU(ICflts. KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim Don Hawkins, Manager The quality of the instruction afforded our students is reflect. ed in the achievement and recognition received by many of our students on local, state and national levels in the academic field and in the field of athletic competition. p 'While we are prouti of this years itecomplishments we realize that the coming year will bring even greater challenges," he cluded. con- STATE FARM INSURANCE companies Irving I. Pryor and Staff • SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Stiff • 43 Award Dny wns held on May 27 In the school auditorium wits students hnnorcd for their achievements in the areas of Englis) math, science, music, social, studies, business education, home ec ntiniics, industrial and vocational areas :ttitl foreign languages. Leiii ership and citizenship awartis were presented by the Jaycees, the Dantoril Foundation, 19'A iit*ti others. with Haccalaurente services were held in the gymnasium June the sermon given by Rev. Jack Lindsey of the Longwoud Baptist Church. Three top students of the senior class, Demetiion Thernicoos, lticluird l.onib:irdi :s:iul Carole Perrault delivered the invocation, the Scripture reading and the benediction. Graduation exercises were held June 6 in the gymnasium with addresses on the theme of 'Perspectives given by Donna Thermen. on, Thomas McLaughlin and Nancy Payne. 'rhe three students had the highest academic average of the graduating class. The invocation was given by Carolyn Thomas and the benediction by Cynthi* Legg. CAIWI'ON HENLEY .. .Principal After commencement exercises the students adjourned to Sanlando Springs for the annual after-graduation party sponsored by parents of the senior cl:tsn. Class officers were Thomas McLaugh. liii, president, Kelley Trawick, vice president, William Bentley, treasurer and Elizabeth Sherwin, secretary. S WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees SEVENTH! DAY ADVENTIST horist Lake Seveoth.dsy Adventist Church, Hwy. 415. Forest City loveaih.day Adventist Church. MaUIaad Ave.. Altamonte Oprisgs Bamford S.vooth.day Adveattsi church. seventh I La DIRER CHURCHES Allen's £34.1. Church. olive 1 11th Citaarck f tied in ChrIs. Oviedo Chtsiot Community Church Church if God of Propbecj. 2507 Elm Ave. Church it God Hussies. lalorpnise Church if Jesus Christ of Latter Day SemIs. tIll Park Ave. Cosnineisity Chapel. AIlainost. Spring. astera Orthodo& Church it. Johns Chit.oetosm chapel. Hwy. *7-Il. Vet* Pink Congregation Beth Israel. 14th 1 Magnolia First Caunch It Christ. scientist. sos 1*. InC II. Kingdom &LaU at Jehovah. Witassi Lake Hoar Llsii, *143 W. Third It. Vim PI5t5c.Iai Church of Langwood hull Gospel Tabernacle 1734 Country Cloak Mt. 01115 Holiness Church. Oak Hil IlL Ostsft Pinecreat Assembly of God. 211k 1 HIss r • ; -. 'i .,•. : ':- 'ryt' p a ELIZABETH SHERWIN .Senior Class Secretary KELLY TRAWICK... - Senior Class Vice-president WILLIAM BENTLEY... - .Senior Class Treasurer THOMAS McLAUGHLIN .Senior Class President .5 Sanford Allia nce Ck;rch. 1401 a. Park Lvi Sanford Cosgrsgstioo of Jokoveha Wit S •.. S or assacs. 554 5f4 Aye. The lalvatlus Army. 114 1. 1*4 Ii. . I : ,:- •• • . • • •• lU.: • . 5,' / • ___ __ • • • • - If �r--r-&— # - - I . .— .a.—. .* — •1* — S — - • - - I - I I 41, 41, PrMlItillff..... Arthur Adams James Pit *ti*1..... Radney D.u1t Macask Sandra Presenting..... Li. Allen John : Presenting..... Angel, Jr. Russel Presenting..... Presenting..... lrand.s Paul David Briggs Presenting...1. Byrd Jeffrey Brownell Ronald Johnson Browning P seam V" a majorette Jim insis septalln of the Lyseass Ressil 'this year saill for as Pg=fsar bar ram Be was a at the Firtuve Teachers. He Via" to be a math towbor and will begin his studles at orlfia& Jundosr COUREC Jim In use W& VW 111M a his =.Va" Pot tubfog and swimming. ;C T at Good Babb Luck Class of 66 Goargis 340" College and m4jet In physical education. He Is this son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ansel. Sr.. of Santard &M his pastimes are science &ad sports. Larry loam Is the son of Mr. and Ph. 83$4W1 Ph. 9384771 0111111111 : in his spare time Tom Is the son of $fr. and Mrs. Leslie Bryan, Jr. and plans to attend a Tech to study civil engineering. Burgess Tire Co. Inc. U. S. Royal Tires — Burgess Supreme Retreads Presenting • Josephine m. Hwy. 17-92 J I le 1 Fern Park Wheel Alignment & Balancing Balabanski Tern Park, Florida Presenting • . . . . su.isn James Jo was $ member of the (Mile Athletic Association, P the Future Homemakers and the Library Council. She plans to be a heir stylist., Jis was born In Gormany, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Balabanaki. bobbies are dancing. swim' mins, sowing and all sports. i -__ i..... . . Balmer Motors and Hat dware . • . Presenting Co., Inc. Balmers Jr. David Knoll Barnes Cantily Is Interested In yet41118M sclowe or forestry and plans to attend the Uni. versity of Florlds. She was a member of the Data Club sad the Student Council Hombask riding, swimmIne, surfing and sooloffy are her Clibift Rho In the i1suichter of Mr. and Mrs. It. 1). liamford and was born in the 114fiama Cant Zone. 10 is 0 Y , and Mrs Cur. . . . . . Presenting Sandra Louis. Days was an alternate dole. gets to Boys, Stat a MOMbar of the Drama ~lub a a of the Junior varsity basketball and baseball 1081111L He Is Interested in architecture or drafting ana plan& to attW 444 Indian River Junlot --sMa.. lit In the son of Mr. and '.%Ira. Donald Barnes and his bobbles are mechanics, draw. Ing and surfing. BauI. . . . . . Presenting Ann Scoff Benkelman • Presenting I I William Grant Caldwell, Jr. urn was a member of the AlacNutt's Aliller's Alarket Furniture (FOWNIllILLY THE iiu,rciii-ut KING) 11w) 17 92 c1nitland, I.lurlda Ph. Ml 7-5777 Presenting . . • • . Canton Callenberger . . . . 1hote Mu&tM ?"Nsiss, Home Of 'Undo Jut. i • himous 'auiait.'I Fern Park Plaza Presenting . & Elizabeth Roberta Carroll . and Adminton. Hwy. 17.92 . track team. the nish Club and the Missile S* C?l u b. lie ozpoets to attend West Point Military Academy. Bill Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Caldwell and his hobbies . . hunting / Presenting ..... . Charles Edward Carver Richard Shannon Casselb.rry Bobble Ivan linined "Wit. tit-pit Setifor Wrl" at l'yolall Ann was named the "Friendliest Senior Girl" by bar classmates. She was treasurer of the Spenlih ('tub, a member of the Pep (:tub Drama Club, Futuie Teachers and annual staff. She plans to major in ps chology at Emory College Fmory, Virginia. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Benkelmon. of Alta. monts Springs. Sandy plans to be a dental assistant and will attend Orlandts Junior College. She was a member of the ParsMedical Club end the Latin Club. She likes sklin_go swim. minx and sawing. Send is tho dwyliter of Sir. and ~Irs. Allen Bessie. e Co pa ny WI I he likes to play harmonicAs Casselberry, Florids Presenting rol plans ness collop sure which riding Is me. She Is itr. and Mm i;cc Ron pla yed football in the ollinth grade and was a member of the Pep Club. lie not sure of his future plans at this time. Ron Is the son of and e Bur. (auelberry, Florida . . . . . Samford Hwy 1792 Carol Burk '\1unter ParI< Teleph . Ronald Burney Burner Jim was smember of the fWash the Letter. IMOb st;&;t Counsa and SpulA Club, ZIP" named "Mod Valuabol in s will atteM Orlarodo runfor " Callop. Jim Is t h e . L Panning Lumber 110 North Iiighay 179' Candace Louise . L -. Pres4muns Presenting 4 Edwin "The 1 j House Of Floors Presenting frorn Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Raker shsbjuup,ti, I Ronald plans to malor fa science at Orlando Junior Collortoo. He ls tho son of Mr. and Mm S. H. Browning and his bobbles are hunting and fishing. Best Wishes ToGraduatiing Seniors wee a nosiber of IIM Leow. man's Club se well as the Future Teachers Club and the Studesit Cosseell., Larry expects ta attend Florida State and major in physical eduaUee.Hs1sth.seof ducation. CasselbeM, Florida Mrs. Robert Babb. May Continuing Success Be Yours! A1140asty fee"I team was gas d the eaptalas 81 the bessball tesin AM also uck. He was named "Most Atiddle 26y". "Outstanding back", "Most, - plans 1# attend the junior and senior varsity team& Ile was a member of the Letterman's Club. Sklinhg is. hunting and camping are bobbles. If@ to the son of Dr. Wayne Hollis and Mrs. Mary Joan Brownell. Byrd plans to attend Florida Southern or Orlando Junior College anti will probably major In edu. cation. Paul was an the Honor Roll during the entire tenth a $~&ros Erade He enjoys bowling in I time. Paul does not state the nature of his future plans. He Is the son of Mr. wA Mrs. Paul Briggs. Thomas Howard Bryan Dallas Baker Banner Manufacturing Co Betty Cass Insurance lettered in football, bask ByVtball and track, both on Presenting 1 Congratulations! uatrsiafi from Russel Is Interested in se. countine and law enforce. men& and plans to attend either Orlando Junior College or Daytona Beach Junior College He played football and baseball and was a mem. bar of the Lettorman's Club and the Spanish Club. Swim. minx and golf are his bobbies. Russel was born in llonolulu. Hawaii, the son of Sir. and &Its. Victor Brandes, VSX, Sanford. Julia wee a member of the f-domil WWI the Irc CLUS. trash team and Studo*& Couself. After gradua. tioa he plans to attend bar of as CSZ, Athlotlie Aseecisitim. the Future Reasomakars and the Pop Club. Sho plans to be a besoutician and will attend a lismaty cWture eehosoL Sanollrn is this aisugh. ter Of Mr. OW Mrs. George Allen saill bw bobbles are ing. swimming at the beach mW tropical fish. I La rry Lymasio High MOW. ffirw 111011111GirW was born to Zng. Is= Plans to sttow McGill University in Mon. treat. Canada. He will lot. low a career In art& and sciences Rodnely is the am of Mr. and Mm Lwglas Alecock and his bobbies are golf, skiing and swimming. Ifigh 4 rarl wax an officer in the TFC Club nntl a nicnil.,r of the Student Council. lit- ex. i—ts to enlist in the Army after gruduation. Carl is the son of Sir. i rid Mrs. I Catlenhe ricer anti his hoball" iZ. are carts. swinuninsr and shooting pool., Sclomil. Sl (;iris' State altern..... Lary of the Para-31eilical Clulp, Student Council repre. xentative, meivilier of the Yearbook staff. Drama Chili anti Spanish Club. $ewinw. I riding anti tending are bomo of her favorite pastimes Bobble In th" daughter oi itMr. anti Mrs. Roliort N. Car. t 14 M*". ItIchard was a delegate to Iloys, State. lie plans to study engineering, beginning at Orlando Junior Collars. Itichard Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Castel. berry. Fit plans if$ Attend Coloratio State University anti study art. lie Is the son of Casselberry. Ing school fit the fall. - ProsaentIng . . . . . Presenting Marilou Benson . , , Presenting . . . . . . William James Bentley Marilou was a member of the Pop Club. Spanish Club and Drama Club. She plans to attend Orlando Junior Col. lexr. M*rilou Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Ifen. son. Presenting Salvatore lianc. Hill was treasurer of the senior class. a member of the golf team and the Span. ish Club. Ile plans to take a business administration course at Orlando Junior College. Bill is the son of Mr*. llaxel Rentley of Can. selberry. Golf.is his bobby. K Presenting Ted Brett Biddle Salvatore plans to attend Orlando Junior College after graduation from Lyman fifth School. If* enjoys football and he was born in Naplos, t&IY. fie Is the son of Mr. !rid Mrs. James Rowe. • . . . . Presenting Amelia Jane Christian Ted plans to mix businesi a Iministration and music and Jun study both at Orlando for College. Ifis is & main. her Of the group called 'Four Guys and a Doll." Teti Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Biddle. *T--w r . . . . Presenting . Larry Wayne Chubb Jane was a member of the Future Nursefi, the Future Ilomemakers. Giris Athletic Association' (in which she %%()I] an award) Lifira Council anti served as rh! brary assistant. She is in. terested in working with re. tarded children as a career. Jane in the daughter of Mr. anti $Ira. Ormaral Christian, USN. Presentiiig Sharon Lee Cody Pam Colbert q Larry r1la)-ed three years or routim I awl was a weni. tier or the Lettermen'a Cluts two years. Ile expects it) Join the mervice after gradun. Lion. Larry Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Chubb, Jr. -?71e Sharon wax active In the I)ardsh Club, Future 'reach. 4114 still Futur,- Ilomemakerio. Site plans 1A) Study lll.%I it r o r a no ra I n C. Sharon, daug %ter rf Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Cody was born in Ambach, Germany. ['*in transferred from Crossland, Maryland In her Junior year and was a mem. tier of the Future 11fornemsk. ers. anti the Pars-Modical (.'tub. She plans to be an air. line hostoss. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Craver. In her spare time she enjoys horseback riding. swimming and ke skating. oo I Presenting . . . . . Milton un wl" 7 NA,4L I so. Presenting Blackwell . . . . Presenting . Presenting . . • . . a Kerry Craig Bludworth Milten has served as treasurer and as ,oico prosident of the Future Farmers of America. lie plans to at. tend Telas A and It Uni. VOTSItY. Swimming and rts an his bobbles. He Is o son of Mr. and Mrs. Mor ley Blackwell and was born In London, Ontario. Canada. . . . . . Ron Boston KOM is planning to major In business administration and law at the University of Flirida or at she University of Texas. lit was a Ingather Of the Spanish Club and be enjoys football, bowling and pool. Kerry is the son of M r. and Mrs. ll*nry W. Blud. worth. Ron was "fr sca" In athletics at Lys" Nigh School, being a member of It ho footbaiL baseball, basket. I and truck team Sports Ist his bobby. Adger graduation he J!aft to wotk and attend T3M training school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Boston of Altamonte Springs. Edward Wayne Bouly -Ar~. Zddl* plans to attend Or. Junior College and i~maln history. If* enjoys 11 ancl reading and was an honor student and rocitiv. ad an award In Math. lie is the on Of Mrs. Edna Bouly of Altamonte Springs. • presenting Presenting . . • . • Pamela Joy Conrad Pamela was a member of the Drama Club, Para-Medi. cut Club and the CHE Club. She plans to go into nursing as a career and will attend Daytona Beach Junior Col. lege. Pamela 6 the daughter (if Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Conrad. Ifer hobbles are horseback ridinir anti sewimr. . . • . . Presenting Mervin Cook MarviZe layed four years of be" rl was a member of the Letterstrien's Club anti X Club. fie has not f his plans or the future. Horseback riding and gun. collecting art his hobbles. Marvin Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cook, Sr. Presenting Terry Wayne Cotton . . . . Joan lien. Crabb Terry has been a member of the CDE anti plans it) continue studying business. fie likes swirrominc, bowling and skatinir. Terry Is the son of Sir. and Mrs. J. A. Cotton of Altamonte Springs. Joan In planning a business Carter and will attend Day. tons Reach Junior Callit a She was a member at t6 Pup Club Chorus, Drama Club, was a sasJortotte in the ninth grade and Is ad Pow. der Puff footCr After school the enjoys dancing, horsoback riding. skiing and going to the beach. Joan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John M. Crabb. ______ ._ \•_ ____ - - I __ _______ �p , ; - - r Presintlng..0 . Alice lip Elizabeth Croaker Alien Currens I Larry Of of of let- Allen w" Alin wwasplials of *4 vsfww bff of thros Fears, 111pubb Club, Future TowboM Prons Club, nowepopor Buff sad homecoming elows. Is bar "an Von silm onjqo owbw mine do" an TXC Oub, via the tatiormals In baseball "a more and alsoo played ket. bell. He was a member of the Student Council. Allow Is pupal" to adow Day. tons Beach Junior C4111o" electronics. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Orlando Junin College. Penting f"l ••.. 'I • ongratuiations, Maureen Doyle Cl • Presenting .,.• Presenting..... Dale Barbara Jean Day Larry was a member of the Lyman marching band. the stage hand, newspaper staff. Latin Club. track team and basketball team. He lans to study business admMstration at St. Petersburg Junior College. Larry Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Dale and in his spare time lit onjo horseback riding, fishfn*g and hunting and swimming. t-reil he an Zoglish teacher and will Win her studies at 11 Presenting..... eniors C Presenting..... Robert Gopl.n Barbara was of the TICC Club and a member of the POP Club, The WOU14 like to MUM to Study one. timmatles and will &d"W a Greene Robert was a member of tho Beta Club for three earn. He plans to attend the tniversity of Florida but has decided on a major field of study. In his spare time he likes to experiment with electronics. Robert is the son of 31r. and Mrs. Har. Ian Goplen. T SWISS& ftfboft Is d r. a" Mrs. 16 28921 " 18='' Wsamlar is r major bobby. Presenting..... Robert John g..... F P'resenfln Larry Edward Groskey John Larry Grms?.y Stephen Roger Grimwood steve Was editor of yearbook. senior prom tons. mittee chairman, a member of the newspaper staff a ad the Drams Club. He piano to attend the University of filouth Flatift but does in at state his major field. ateve Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert GrImwood of Qlasol. berry. John was strigeant-at-arms of the Lyman TEC Club and John was a member of the Junior track and football teams. He Is interested in law and will attend Ortando Junior College. John's bob. bles are art and painting. He Is the son of Mrs. John GrimMey, Jr. continue his study refrigeration and air-conditionint and work as a topairman. Dowling and motorcycling are his bobbles. John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Greene of Cassel- Presenting..... Clifford Drink. Presenting..... V ery Our 10 You iest Wishes "TI - en ors S i Presenting,,,. ! Gary Gene Gunter I tbo sta. it Schod th the Gary was named Maureen was Larry a mainlier of the Missile Club and the Pop Club. She would like to be a receptionist In a doo. toes offlee. Doming, going to as mand horseback riding are her is. vorito pastlaw. Maureen Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S Presenting . . . . . Janice Cheryl Duffort Uterman's Club and the Spanish Club. He plans to major In mathematics a n d I I I attend Orlando J If n I a r College. Larry Is the son of 31r. and Mrs. Richard E. Groskey of Altamonte ReI- sidential Safflando Springs Rd. Longwood. Florida mmerc CoIn cial a _ president .. 'Manufacturers of Lowe-Temly Ice Maker D. AT. Greene 4 U. S. Ilwy. 17-92 Ph. 838-6061 Springs ixie inn - II - to study dissigulailfl . Ir " ls . to"& Boteah Junior college. He is W sm of Mr. and Mrs. L L DrIalto and Swim. S Longwood Industries member of the track team for three mintaflehingir am hunting are hobbha. Jobs Doyle. was a Itabort was a mosbar of den Electric Casselberry. Fiorida 11h and then ssentar of the student Cam I ed football. basketh P2baseball. was a moniber :1 'the Lettermon's Club, the Pep Club. tim Drams Club and took Dart in the senior Class play. He wait a p a r I a editor for the yearbook. Hunting. fishing and water 2709 sports are his hobbies to study Gary h and accord Col lege in Athens, West Virtisis Presenting . . . . . Kenneth Casselberry Land & Utilities Casselberry Gardens Casselberry, Florida Ca'iitIberi, 1'Iorida Presenting Merrill Dunn Presenting . . . Dennis Craig Guthrie George Arthur Hahn 4 Janice l oyed ts as "bT ' aibt - ock and I.l4, swimming. archery and gymnastics. she was a member of the French Olub and school arthestra. Janice daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ley Duffort was born In Toronto, Ontario, Canada. ftarts, reading and music are her bobbles. $he plans to major In physical #ducalinn at Orlandp Junior Cal. I Kenneth plans to study business admintatratloo and will attend Jones Business CaN 0 Is the son qf Mr. and Mums 2. van. Automobile mothaidest end Republic Construction Tropical Fish and Aquarium Supplies Hwy. 17-92 lose. Fern Vark, Horida Ph. 838.60(Y2 "A George was served as vice president of the Spanish Club. Ile plans to be an English teacher but does not say where he will attend school. Dennis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Guthrie of North Orlando. Swimming, skiing. boating, bowling and baseball are his hobbies. surfing are his bobbles. ~'ern Park I'luza Future Teachers.baseball 'tea in and • Wet Pets a member of is the Drama "it Pay.s To Sew And Save" congratillations TO All Graduates Of Seminole County Schoolal The Renin.ant Shop Presenting . . . . Presenting , Linda Diane DuPus Presenting . Presenting . . . Alan Eddy . . • . . , . . - Victoria Jane Fagan Elliott . • Donn Dennis wits it member of the Slinni4h Club anil k a!qo iliterefited III art. but lint not v ut decided where he will at. tond college. Dennis the son of Mr. unit Mrs. Raymond Eddy and art Is his hubby. to at In art work and will study at Orlando Junior ('al. left*. David Is the son of Sir. anti Mrs. Raymond Eddy and his hobbles are sports and cars. 4 Presenting Dennis Bruce Eddy David was a member of Presenting Lee . thre s Stian ad I sh Club. lie Is in. . . . . Janet . David Linda Is Intarestsd In ae. rounling and will stud at a I'llainess callego in Or ando. She likes sawinlif anti bowling in her opars time. Linda is the doughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. DuPuls. - . Presenting . . . . R. T. Milwee VIA . . . . . Presenting Danny Hall Donn was a member of the Latin Club and the future 'RelOntfstl. He Is interested In agriculture and will study Orlando Junior College. nis Is ONI son of Mr. and to. Donn W. Illiatif, of nswood. Roadin =III. bobbles. Presenting • . . . Presenting • . . . Preentin . G. Hamilton I.irry took art In track anti fit,ld and n Ine Draina Club. Ile it planning to at. It-nit the Univvrsity of Ntbra%ka and stu(tv political science. Larry Is the soil of Mr. and %Irs. Walter Cori. bin, Sinfurd NAS. r Jerry Frederick Harman Eddie Flournoy . Larry r In studying law antl will attend either the University of liawait or West Palm Ileach Junior College. lie Played fix) ball a n (I two years enjoys skiing, surfing an ti sports. lie Is the son of Mrs. It. L. Hall of Altamonte Springs. _7V , Janet was reporter for the Future Business leaders, 14TA.. . Whitney Elliott, ii • . . Dwight Tyrone Ferrell Presenting . i., Presenting , , 0 Seminole County Schoolis Leslie Ray Hazelbaker . . . Vicki Is IntArested to the field of psychol and will studr at the UnIlvarelly, of lor an. one was a member 44 the Future Teachers, Per*Medical Club, Spanish Club, vp Club, journalism at&f f, I 1:rom committee and Powder Puff football team. She on. Joys playing tennis In her spare time. Vicki Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L Fagan. It V Presenting..,,. Presenting...., Graham Kent Fuller Presenting...., Arthur Lee Gann, Jr. i ! Zddis resolved a eortitiesla In math for having an A T1111`886 during the lost and : 'so received some awards III physical education. He plans to allugy 816411mloo At xo~ Shune-c4olingsa Calls of Florida A. and M. r. Me ovate time be "Wye hunting. r,"Idif 1 4 the ton of Mr. and Marsha Gleas.,, . . . Formon Harman, Jr. Alan was a member of the Beta Club for two years, vice lirrmdria (it file Wad. A r of the stage hand anti won superior in trumpet t lie thistrict contest. Ile plans to study mathematics at Florida State Universit or the University of 8 a u t Florida. Man In the son of Mr. anti Mrs. Dawson liarkins of Altamonte Springil. Slotcar racing and stamp coi. feeling are his hobbies. lil;, . . . . . . - Robert Dennis Hearn rcrmon played three years of football and two years of I Presenting . basketball. Ile plans to In In ~, h nical education a a d a i at Bethune-Cookmam College in Daytona Beach. Forinon Is the son of Mr. anti Mrs. Robert B. James. Football. basketball anli swimming are his bobbles. . . . Barbara Lynn Heismenn Robert was named "Most Likely To Succeed" by his Jerry plans to attend trehnical training school in Orlanlo to study alr*con ditionin-,. refrigeration and heating and then go into the busines.i or refrigeration unit air-conditioning. Ile I.% the son 0f William T. Ilarinan of Apopka. Motor mechanw-,i and building things are his favorite pastimcs. Presenting..... Presenting,.., Randy Gettings . 5 ••.1 Dwight wait a member Inif the Lyman Ifigh School hand. fie plant to be a dentist and will attend either Colormlo or Ssuth Carolina State. Ile Is the son of Sir. anti Mrs. William C. White, Jr. or Altamonte Sitting$. Fishing It hit Presenting . Alan L Harkins Presenting . . . . • . - member at the Spanish Club, Future Teachers, Future Ilomemakors, and Glos Club. She enjoys modeling surfing abawlIng, rating, dantin and 5 It"s in her spare time. &n*t Interested In the field of fashion merchandising and will study P,aat Orlando Junior Colle a. rinins to later t ranslor to Florida state llnivor:lty,,Jan@& Is the flaught r Mr. and Mrs. Robort W. X11190. member of 1'ern Park, Florida SupL 5) a the We Club for two years. lie plans to study electronic engineering at the University of Florida. George Is the San of Mr. and Mrs. William Ilahn and We bobbles &ro electronics, playing guitar and sports. : Leslie plans to study archl. lecture and will begin at or. lando Junior College. Slamp collecting, fishing and huntIlog oic, his hobbies and he Is the son of Sir. and Mrs. Furc3t flatelbaker. Presenting..,,, Christine Lee Henry Presenting...., Blackie Herota, Jr. nJrl)ara plans Lyman classmates. lie was pre,61crit of the Drama Club. a Boys' State delegate, :4 meniber of the annual staff. newspaper staff and scholastic team. Robert plans to study law and political science at Stetson University. Ile is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. flenrd of Altamonte Springs. Writing a n d his laying guitar are Presenting..... Gary Hicks to be as vlementary teacher and will atterul either Georgia Sou. thern or Arkansas College. she was a member of the Future Teachers. Spanish Club. Pars-Stedical Club IAbrary Club. Latin Club'sud Pep Club. Dancing, swim. ming, traveling and bowling are her hobbies. Barbara is the daughter of Air. and Mrs. Thomas Heismann. Gary Lee - Hstsman 0 was a basketball. Graham to planning to at. land Usiando Junior Coilsgo after graduation from I.Y. man Hi chool. He Is the and Mrs. 11. H. Fuller of Altamonte spring@. Hunting Is his bobby. 14"MI 4 ~4 ;e to ek and football team@. the Varsity Club, HIN and Gymnastics Club. He has not yet docilli. ed on t: lot, subject but College "!,4 \ V.1 V0,41N.t at or Davtnni Beach Junior College. GCdy Is the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 14. Qan sod his hobbles or* weight lifting and surtinif. Randf Is Interested In Journal sm and will study at Orlando Junior College, fit was a member at the band for Wt rs. won some Science member of the yearbook staff, newspaper staff stiff Spanish Club, In his spare Ile Is a member a( a rock-and-roll band and likes sports music and fishing. Randy Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Getting& of Bear Al .11h.0 - 1 Matsu vu a )salsr Slow Iffleer. a member of t Ill a a' Homecoming Court,aie Prato COMinitt", rowdsir Puff Footballteen N aub,oa. nual staff, Svianis~ Club and fult-Modical Club. a%# piano or=& to buslaose cotim at Junior College. Marsha Is the dau ktor of Lt- Col. end Mm F. Gles,. Christine was a member of the Chorus and the Spanish Club. She Is interested in vocational study and planil to go to MIT. Christine to~uys creative writing. reading and dancing in her spare time. She is the daughter of Sirs. Gloria Ilenry. son, Jr. 7'. -1 Blackle w2s photographer for the annual staff. a memher of the prom committee and the DECA. Ile plans a career La industrial en. gineering and will attend Orlando Junior College anti Florida State University. Blackie Is the son of Sir. and Sirs. Blackie Ilerota. Gary was a member of the newspaper staff. lie plans to attend Orlando Junior Col. leve and later transfer to the University of Floridi. It uI is undecided as to his major field of study. Gary is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. flicks of Altamonte Springs. Water skiing. swim ming. surfing, football and palitimes. - - Gary was a member of the T tion he plans to get a job in refrigeration and aircontitioning, Cars and racIng are his bobbies. Gary is the son a.* Sir. and Mrs. Den Ilitsman of Longwood. �I io WIN Pret1ng..... Presenting..... .PIsaentIng..... Mariann. Hopkins Jan Craig Holland Presenting..... Presenting..... David Harold Timothy Hopkins Michael Robert Logo Huggins Michael Duane L.uck W 1c, nub h 9 .,. ;; ,, of Be Pbu the tat* Y. now Is this aft a target in staginess M Wish You Every Success Is to 11. ;r;;; Joan I City of CasselbeM siameise, Raw" SAW010 PH. 3234"A ______________________________________ Perfection FLAM A. C. Wheatley E. A. Lunn Dr. Edith Duerr . . . . 2562 Park . Presenting Jim use I. hsd it me Us Varsity do. He was a member of the Itudeat Council, SPAXISh tal""Ity of Booth Florida. IM Is the daughter of of Longwood. swimming, Club, Future Tesebon, Lottorman's Club sad bow 01 V team. Jim 11 the Deep South Products, Inc. Mid-Florida Gas 1506 No. Orange Blossom Trail Presenting Ph. GA 3.0525 go*& woo a member of the Tubb Club am the Ja ne to at. for Coh P ts'n9 d Seminole lose. Sandra Is the dausbier' of Mr. slid Mrs. A. a. lAr. moan of Lonswood. Dancing, reading madlit" koor%scfapto, books are 0 M201 beat$ as split Ume Altamonte Springs, Florida Longwood-Ov iedo Rd. Sandra re M erie ormann L me Is the 100 C. U "I Forest City, Florida • • • • bobbles. 0ary lau to study a latff law at Ph. 838-8001 Ilwy. 436 club at Lymoseftlita do blot 1A. M It 4 P Inland Materials, Inc. Lyman It moubwV4MW Cub' biQ Drama Cub a and wn Honor Roll awards interested Is mugs and Little Dixie Market tonds was a mom of North Orlando Co. Gary was an a, ""pow Drama -clot me as M wI go arter pad M e,k lost Mrs. to ragai the za C. D. Jan" Nol'Allembals I am Gary Leroy Jewell Sanford, Florida Oslo Orlando J Aftessate of L;n;.' Lou Lormann es,Iosd.,. XIttI1tb.Ci $the "A Pop 007 9 C &s aid Pam 11141st .11 *abe was a mom. Girls' Atblotle All*. . . . . . South Seminole Junior High Robert James $to" CIS Presenting James Robert Lormann Jackson do like me list In the ti" merit scholarship and farar In See leg sailor of n ba of a tab to roll bond. Richard Js Me "I at mejor 21 V 2 8" ad 1M . 4 me was a Slow at the basketball Woo led the Congratulations, Seniors ______________________________________ Drive Richard Ernest Lombardi CWk if _Xortos. John Angel Presenting Lochridg. state College. Mike's sad Mrs. 2 wilis ol WOMW It 0r Dr. Eugene Ellis Dairies David Presenting...,. Presenting MIMM PALCI to High kba Ady law at do at TONI ad Sports Is Congratulations To Cuselberry Graduates PASU 4 V~osml a I and a A* Is educa Presenting \Ve 0 to bum PMMSMAI Items at Orlando Jaw Call is time. M84=" -w of Mrs. Ant her trim ad the C119 I too. No ;"*=win a business term slid will NNW may od liestasse Clark Mike was a member of the He hiked for er MY= 6.... was a motoW r Stan also. I _ls visit- base. to 0 club, low Presenting..... Presenting,.... Ph. 538-3107 Casselberry Winter Perk - — 1'ZENITII COLOR TELEVISION'It W110LESALF, Newburyport Ave. Ph. 838-5899 . . . . Helen Diana Loft Lawson Auto Parts Casselberry. Florida . Phone $38.Ui1 Kilmer's TV Sales & Service Hwy. 17-92 Presenting Orlando DIAN$ to the dlu top of AN. Not Clifton Lott of Mail a, dIans for 00 tutus as is Ph. 939-6804 Altamonte Springs, Florida ' Presenting . Presenting . . . . • Presenting S Mary Roberta Kathe Helaine Johnson Presenting . . . . . Presenting . . . . . Harold Gregory Kaubt. • Presenting . . • . Joyce Marilyn Lovell lam Kearney Joyce was Helaine plans to attend to be a teacher and IBM school and become a programmer. Abe Is I It a dau P&JI11:W Mr. 804 Mrs. Presenting , . - . . . Presenting 01. Kathleen Kent AD 0, else. 01*1 Is the an of Mr. 44d Mrs. Harold James . Presenting . • -. Jans the Amotitai Los~rJualtr High "say award. was a member the ruture ;~aaa h_ to Is the son al Mr. aid- k s. m9mbor of the Beta Club late to Mile, state. ember 81 the anaual staff. *%tudell, D t a in a Club, rain committee, ftan. 1:6418ru - - ____ " thoor. vults pastime. tatr oft at Florida state Uhl. Presenting..... Presenting,..,. I Paul *14 $MY howtut. lure 41 0 Gab Junior Col. a too Asia at, Mr. Mrs. Paul 1. finger his babby Is salleauts. Presenting..... Terry Layman Susan Darlene Laws Ronald *its a IN was !fm I , apart. of). Ile fled, at U of Florida. Id Is a"me - of % ad I XWAI. Ater W lasawimming base 11 ha tsi. Presenting.,.,, • U • I of Me Now Homemakers at CiiomiHlghlibooltb.E4. bnry Club, rutore.jh.rs ad newspaper. as less to join as Wools's ft" gervto ON Isjor allioutil lake Somlor Juslor Coll@gq to ma 0 educe towwFU M Iall all the outdoor spirts. Abe -- II _____________ Terry Is Interested Is land, seeping and horticulture and will study at the Uaiverelty Florida. He to the In of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver lAyman and his bobbles are pardes. lag, landscaping. husuall Ana tubing. lilly $ asahe l the GhIs' Itistle *uocis Future moneeikkLibrary Club. She Names career but yet decided where toy Is the Harty Lag. Coakins. dent- In sad spats us bee 11 . . . , Robert Charles Marriott High ldi.oI. was editor Of me Youboak delegate (1111W state. member Of stmant Co." U. a 0 t a Club, Dram& Club 624 Prom committee. she will study , or law at Florida cyntma is lit. end Mrs. ____ OM on . . William Michael MacKall . . SIlk. wa s named "Most h school. lie was a mem. I the (ootboll and In looms. After graduation Presenting of is. Vutur, Homemaker. Contest. He plant to major Ath or so"12144011 At I Us Southem University. Itabort is lag son of Mr. and Mrs. Is the daughter at Mr. anti Us of Fern r a Park. Horseback ridl ad test work of An- Phillip cloorge Marriott of Fern Park. In We spare time b:d epjoys complas, flaftina aft spare Wmeo data 11 Center occupy Donis played vitilly loot. boll and pit I to study Dust. At Or. P8190 Donis I the son of Mr. - ad Mrs. I (Iorsro Motels and Cis bobby Is cutting. Presenting,.... • I$ member . Denis Marais Kristin. Martin Christina was $ . Bum 1~ Isedis Is the daughter - 01 ur Ind Mrs. Robert &tab of Long. wood. notlaim at horseback 1411 and ago# as aft Der Presenting..... th. fishing. The Chorus and The bond. she Is later led I account. plans to Attend Middle Tennessee state College. Burling and #lot tat rating are his pasilmes, Mike Is the Onn of Mr. and Mts. C. F. Malone of Maltiond. Honor Ciii Is his Jgslo d f years. was I member Mike his bola a member of the TZC Club for t * a to. Its plans to study 4191ness admialstrallan at Orlando Junior College. Mike Is the soil of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lux at Camelborry and his bobbles art hunting end of C. . . . Attractive" buy at Lyman V. Christine Martin ;.?&'.1t' LojW Nosey Mrs Sandra March Cynthia Leigh Legg A We$ Named 4109t . Goldenrod. Painting and folk singing are list bobbles. Presenting . Presenting..... obert haa Dartsui, $ ~i 1. 0 1"". I -V1 member presenting..... I . ?@Ili glass to attend the oil, ilp is plonnino a career Inteph njole I science and will at Orlando it Junior Col. Jos . Michael Is the son of Mrs Anil Stro. J. C. Lucas of Altamonte Nprings. dancing. Are "AmIn a No Is ' u liter an' of Mr. And Mrs. F. A Voc. OU41, Jr., Of LGASWOOd. • letsy Jan. Lee Psi Piers i . Orlando school of Beauty Culture. she was a member of tho Drome Club. Frftch Club and Pop Club. Patti is the dayolutor of LUrie and teams and the Student Coun- Mike Malone ot the pi-III.Y. flop Club jond the Futuge Homemakers uluu. I a plan$ to attend Ploilfe looskolmor Collqge bar of Patricia Ann Lucas Michael was a Member of Presenting • . e Presenting . . . . the baseball and basketball Georgienna MacNutt I Ronald Stanley Kuras . of to records and sc - 11 seuv ties &to her favorite pas- :: .11, " I 1,1coldent achoo of practical nursing at F f1do sanitarium and ]loop &I. joys# is the daushfor a Mr. and Mrs. L. E. k. 11 ... senting Paul E. Klinger, Jr. Achow where she w aa v prooldont and then president Michael Earl Lucas linn. Me plans to attend the Pre . . . . Presenting • plalsh Club Flub Adatrossurar of otle Associa. the alips 0 of comrsadatim from the Worship Test. He plans to ps yi stud Florida. Tom it the son of Thomas a Kearney, Jr. His 0 1151'ently of to Presenting . . . -. was a yA,mber of 1 employed b the JA `ACOA-P at I 11aft In Winter U to study mar. tuary It to at Miaml-Dade A. I . He piano to at . and P Tom was a member at the Club. the track "An'th team and received a letter onsumtml = w at goal CA1:9ri U,s ater trans- study at Ohio State UnIver ally. Marl lit the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernani Xothe. SwItamingiierdivI nX and dancing am bob. James Samuel Kelley rT 441 will . m Gres was a member at the TEC Club and was on the Honor Roll in his junior Mary woo a member of the Girl&' Athletic Association and the 809 Club. Abe plans . Cheryl Sue Maschmeler plan i letal rdst A" will $1Ij1St. Ihi was treasurer of bet ON the b. the Ala Clul 9 flood. squad a t Powder thow oomall @am. skiing a as and skin-dIvIag or &*bill. Its to I It Aushtar of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Martin of Calsol. • ____________________ Chiry 0was $ busier .tss School to HuAtsvW@. Ala. She plans to be a beauticlan. Cheryl Is *0 doubter of lit. and Mrs. Fred A. Matchmolar of Fern Park. Dancing ho I �/ - II. .- I ____ -.•--- - - - — 'i I Presenting..., — Petit' Mathews Fred William four ________________ th 'i9is"ø'a Ish aa. Ynd plans to stud buslaose management at Mado Junior College. He Is the son of Mr. and to. Hmld P. Mats of Longwood. Music, swimmin bowling and outdoor his pastimes. of Best Prawiting McClain James Lynnwood Mosley Paul Mflton McEtreath T5 was a lnsmber f Paul was a member of the the Future Homomakers. 'P t Teachers said Spanish Club. Shme plane to be a secretary and will Study at Orlando Junior College. Karen likes swimming horseback riding and danclai In her spare time. She Is the doughta of me thin band and the Span- gradlantion. Mamp collectIn# in Me bobby Peter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell, Mathews of CasselberrY. 'Jackie Karen Elizabeth May Fred has been a member of the band for six years and of the staso bond t o r _• Piles' plans to attend bar. college In Orlando after Mats P.I.ng...,. James was man TEC Club and ylans to continue to tim at Daytoank Belch JUnior College. He is the 02 of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey McElreath. USAF. Water sklin hunting and fishin are 16 spare time &cUvf ties. James W. way, Jr. Eunice Ruth Murray a member of . 1 •_•o'___ MX. Weston. miss. RVV dau ter of Mr. a Mrs. V J. Murray. Awth osjoys law 2 ad playing musical Ins Mats In her spare - Luck - of Class Presenting . • . , Presenting 66 ! Graduates Larry O'Donnell Linda McPherson - We Jackie was an ernest in the French Club and In the (]lrIa Athletic Association. Salute Barbara Jean Nest -.• 3arbara was amembne( the Future Nurses the GAA Pop Club, C1111. Iruturi Homemakers aild Powder Puff flootbell team. She is Interested in accoustiolL and will study at 0JC or Josts Business College. Barbara is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Neel. You ! Merlin Osepcheck •., ( ong atulntton She was a member of the Drams Club. Future Teschors and Student Council. She "fV" as a student teacher at the Royal School of Dance. Jacklie plans to study drsmattes with a mhw In pbyI ducation at Asbury College in Wilmore. Non- * WI nter Federal Park Units was a member at the Lyman Ledger staff and the Spanish Club. She plans to attend Seminole J U n I a r College majoring In social work. Linda Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. X. MePherson of Maitland and her ____________ Savings & Loan Association She was a winner the 1565 talent show. Jack. is the daughter of Mr. and Mn hi U McClain of Cii a. rry tue y. . Wayne's future plans are not definite but he will probably Join the military service or attend Orlando Junior College. He Is the am of Clyde Mutton. of Cassel. berry. IHOTO mathomatIts and music at Lincoln JuWW Collise is wrSity.. Sports &CUvitleg at. CUPT III$ $par* Use. James Is tit@ Ion of Mr. and Mrs J. 0. Molloy. Presenting...., Wayne Edward Muffin Ruth served as historian Rod choplate of the Future eem flish No :.'v t1 Icad Florlds Southern Val: the baseball Presenting..... New England At Knowles bobbles are readini horseback riding. T North Branch -Fern Park s ..,.;rr-" . Larryjs to study losy erinariss n ciao last and then at the Val. versity of Florida. Ht is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. O'Donnell and his bobbles are swimming and horse. vi Jim Winter Park, Florida Seniuiok Coutv Seniors Bji'kenmc'et' M erlin was a member of the band and he plans to at. tend Orlando Junior College o;,t _,,or. Marlin Is the sea Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oscpchock of Tom Park. Member Seminole Countv back riding. — and Watts Air Conditioning . Iloard of Public Ili.struction I - I Maitland Gulf Service Nick's Paint & Body Shop Hwy. 17-92 Presenting II . . . . . . Longwood, 1 j 300 O'Brien Rd. F . . . . Presenting * __________________________ * Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Ye Old Wrought Iron Shop Clerk of Cimult Court A,~1; 17 • • r; study tons Beach Junior College. Arthur a the son of Hobart A. Parker. USAF. Drha0% fee Ins and cars are his bit@. . studies at Orlando Junior College. Dudley Is the son of Sir. and Airs. Ottis G. Ideadows. (USAF tot.). Presenting ______________________ Presenting . . . . . _____________________ Cheryl Elizabeth Merck Fern Park, Florida • , , , James was a member at the DE class and the stuent ouncil. ter gradustion he plans to ork with his father at the Independent Optical a any. arnes tn. joys hunting an fishin in his spare it e. Ile Is the son of Mr. and Airs. James Met- 1 1, and Ilwy. 17-92 . . . . 4 ,i - ?' ______________________ Preent1ng . Lois Lee Pearson N*anc;, wsj vice president of the to Club, a member of the Par&-Stedical Club. Pep Club. an Honor Roll stu. dent and in honor escort for graduation. She plans to studf v yinedicine at the Volof Florida. Nancy Is the daualiter of Mr. *ad Mrs. ~obart D. Payne at Malt land. Her hobbies are SwimMing, music and reading. ji W;l • . • . . . . . Linda Presenting -- Gail . . . . presenting • . Larry Steve Miller Messer IL Larry won Undo was a member of the Chorus, GAA OP Club, _________________________ anti basketball team. She was a member of the CHE also. After graduationlitthe plans to go into secret lot train Ing at Orlando Junior Collogo. Swimming. dancing and water skiing are her hobbies. SM Is the daughter of Mr. and Airs. Ray Messer of Maitland. • . . • the . • . . Presenting . James Edward Mitchell Rebecca wits a member of the OAA. the girls' basket. hall team and the 11 a r a. Medical Club. She plan@ lit bc A beautician. Itobccca is the daulhtor of Mr. and Airs. Frank Fosuls of North Or. lando and her hobbies are horseback riding, swimming, dancing and Samos. . . Presenting . Earl . • Perry . . Presenting . . Mary Peterson . . . Presenting . Vianne Pittman Donna was president of the Spanish Club, Ilomecom. ng Queen. a mem ber of the Drams Club. POP Club and GAA. She plans to take secre arial course atter Fraduation and eventually hopes to be a professional model. Fashion designing playing guitar and going to the beach are her favorite pas a times. Donna is t he it tighter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mingo. Richard played basketball our years and baseball three of years and was a mem. ber the Lettermen's Club. Ile plans to study business administration at Virginia Polytechnical Institute. Richard Is the son of Sir. and Nits. Chester Miller of Casselbcrry. Its enjoys sports as a hobby. • . David played baseball at Patricia Louis. Power t,, Ly man H h School lie plans attend it. Petersburg Ju- Presenting • . William R. Montelong Lorna was named I'M a a I Attractive" senior girl and was a member of the homecoming court. she was prom committee chairman, a cheerleader, member of the P:P Club. 8 anish Club and P ra-Modica Club. She also glayed Powder Puff foot. all. Lorna plans to study interior designing and will attend Rinslins School of Arts in Sarasota. Lorna is the daughter of Mr. and Bill was an active mem. ber at the Lyman TEC Club and plans to continue t be study of electronics at Daytorta Beach Junior College. He is the son a( Rafael Montelongo of Sanford NAS and WAS born In AgUA Pour. to. Mexico. He now lives to Casselberry. Bill likes fishIng and hunting in his spare time. . . • • . many. Presenting • . . • I in government at the =oIty of Florida. Mary Is the dou ter of Mr. and Mrs. a. r Peterson and *as bore In Wiesbaden, Ott. 7T;iiT Presenting , HI mor College but does not list his future plan at study. David Is the son of Mr. and %Its. John X. Perry. Jr. of altland. _7 VlAnn* woo a member of the OAA. the Library Club anti newspaper tall She lans it) study accountinit and will attend ion## Bull. noss College. Vienne j the dauthter of Mr. and Mrs. ?I1. , 1. Cornelius. Swimming. horseback riding and done. Mar was a member of the . swimming. . . . . - Presenting . Carol# was named "Most Talented" senior at Lyman 111uh School. She was a mom. her of the Beta Club. Span. Ish Club, Pop Club and Dra. ins Club. She plans to major In commercial art, with it minor In math but has not Yet decided which calls she will attend. Carole ra the daughter of Mr. and A rm. F'hll!p Perrault of Alta. Monte 3prinso and her holibles are drawing, paint. ji "Most Im. proved" football player want and took third ' ' In the Bill Proctor SchoEalt Ile e a on a baseball. football and basketball teams. a member of the Le'termen's Club. the Future Teachers and the Student Council. Ile plans to attend Lincoln Memorial University majoring In social studies and physical education. La r is the son of Airs. ZeTla Miller and enjoys all kinds of sports In his Lorne Moncrief Jimmy was treasurer of the DECA and played loot. ball. Ile hopes to take a bust. GOSS course at Orlando Junior College. In his spare time Jimmy enjoys PlAY144 house drums swimming and playing loothall basketball or baseball. Ile Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mit. choll of Lonswood.. t . . . . . David Donna Lee Min Mm go Spare me Presenting . presenting Richard Miller Carol. Louis. Perrault W .1r Ii Presenting • . •• ______________________ Rebecca Anne Pearson Lots wits a member of the Spanish Club, the Pat&. Medical Club and the Chorus. She plans to study fashion dosign or Interior decorating at Patricia Stevens College In Tamps. Music. art and sports r spare time. Lots Is occu thp oydauShter be of Mrs. lost Pearson of Altamonte Sprialis. she Is presently attending Woody Hairstyling Institute and should finish there in the summer. • Presenting • . A' presenting later at Auburn Unlversl. David to the son of Mrs. Mary It. Wilson and Conley Parkor. Surfin 11 aad swimming &to ts obbiti. r Longwood, Florlda, I'll. 838-2107 ______________________ Presenting . e lectronics beginning Owen Bros. Body Works Ken Smith James Edward Merritt Leon was a member of the ~cp Club. Club and the Bible le p ans . to beain studyinju engineering at urlando nior College. Leon is the son of Sir. and lit Ja It Merck of Altamonte S ings and his bobbles are sf6ins and fishing. ., .105 0,11rien 11,141. Nancy Karen Payne Leon Jack Merck Cheryl was president of the CBF. Club. a varsity cheerleader. member of the Letterman's Club. the GAA. Student Council and Ilep Club. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Merck of Altamonte Springs and her hobbies are swimming and skiing. - Presenting • • nc. Ray McCord I 'ItC Club and has served as treasurer Its was also a member of the Student Council. H. plans to study I Air Conditioning & Rofrlg:stlon Serv ice Presenting . . • • . c A C. R A. I'll. 81,842150 Florida ______________________ Parn winild like to be an airline hostess and will study nt Orlando Junior College. $he was a cheerleader, a meniber of Ili all Club. the Future ITeac SpItuirm, t th Para-Medical Club and Ili Powder ['nil football team. 11am Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Means. 77; David Conley Parker Ph. David was preshlnt .1 the Art played both Junior ally football, was a member of the teltermen's Club anti the TEC Club. H. plans . Pamela Jeanne Means • Dudley played 4unlo ,ar• it baseball n mba of the Spanish Club will tbr begin his 220 Lake Street Sanford, Florida . . . . r.. Presenting Maitland Florida S. B. (Sunny) liii!, Owner '. ______________________ Ave. , Laughlin. J"' aseii)err), ior Ida c Arthur Parker • plans to attend Rollins Colsclen and study biological lega CON. Surfing anif automobile mechanics are his bobbles. Tom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Me- ' . (• irner 17492 8n41 Horatio Dudley Oftis Meadows • • Roll and served as an honor •,M Funeral Home •' Fern Park, Florida the band, member of the prom steering committee, member of the Spanish Club, Beta Club, was on the Honor • . Tom was president of the Senior Class, an officer -' • Presenting Ph. 838.5989 lorida Thomas Matthew McLaughli n Niblack Presenting . - ruture ifoinamakere and th CHM. She Is the daughter a] %its. Loo V. Power of mail. land and bar plans for the future are Indefinite. times. . Presenting . . . . • • • , Presenting . . . . . • Albert Edward Powell Richard Austin Moore Richard Played three years of basketball and was named "Most Valuable" player. Ile W28 President of the Letter. men's Club and was on the track team for three years. He was also president of the Junior Class. Richard Elans to attend college but as not Yet decided which one. HIS spare time is spent in sports activities, Richard is the Ran of Sir. and $its. It. J. Smallwood of North sort V plans to attend the Ualoc frill of Florida but Is und I= as to his course of study. Ile Is the son of Mr and Mr C Powell at Fern P:;k iA. his bobbies are teanis And water skiing. John Ward Pruiett Johnny plans to study law at southern Illin 'I Ualvarelhas been active In forensic league and 9C list tell He playing outside of school sewitles. Johnny is the win of Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Frulett. Singing Is Itis bobby. John Puglia John was vice president of the TXC Club and plans to continue his studies at Or. lando Junior College. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Puglia of Longwood and likes skiing. b Ilards and Carl in his spare "me. Judith Anne Quelland Judy was art editor for the news &per staff secretary of the Pul tura Teachers. a mom. hot at the Drama Club. the French Club annual staff and student Council. she is plannin to study lournallora at the niversity at Florida. Judy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman It. Qualland and her bobbles are iinging. Writing and Wife- Ing to music. — I ---______•• \ -, 1ii I • - r11 Ifl' ' �4 ....-- •_ - Presenting... • • •. A Irinda Joyce Packard - Presenting..... • . Annie R.dmon Presenting..... A. R.dmon William Th.ru. Prresen esen ting ng Louis. . . • • • Renew M P resent r ing Jane ens Shoemaker . . . . . ting . Presen Steven Jack Simpkins • . . P resenting • . . . • • Elaine Margaret Smith Gary Smith Theress was named "Rest bows wift 2 nmbw d NO P the Cbmires, Drams Club, 11*11MY W lanty Club. amis to take some a= ,counts at a boo. me" school In Hawall. Me is the daughter of Mr. od Mrs. Charles; Redn" of Cas"I berry and her bobby is lie. to r m=67=98 at FWMA Nedn' St. Aissmallmit. Surfing and M dancing an bw her bobbl". anwa Is the daughter cc Mr. ad Mrs. Donald C. Fackw4 Sr. mit Orlando. AVAILABLE testing to the radio. Steven senior "Potlatives. she was treasurer of the Junior elm and of this Student Council. a member of the Future Teachers. Drama Club and Spanish Club. Therese plans to study soclofogy but does not state which collese, she will attend. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Renew. Sr. of Winter Park. Reading sad SM was a member of the Junior, varsity basew tun sod this Spasm Cwb. After Adulation be no to join in III the on of Mr. and Mrs. Charles; Red. man of Casselborry. Fishing and water sports are it I a hobbim ye ars ot Klein* was "'"Isry of 06 Parsi-ModloW Cit* a Member at the aAA, pep Club, Spanish club. prom baseball amid Milt Yom of b4abotbali and was samed -most outstanding baseball pitchor.11 He alge played football &sid was a member of the Lettersass's Club. Alovea plans goJqr in and buslaose adn &III ottidy $11 o wri 0 w 421 a unior College. me Is the 80%of Mr. d Mrs. chart*$ Jilt Illimpkin Of I.AMEW0011 sad hiA some was a member Spanish Club. After Ira dilation she plans to do 01111re work at His r Plumbd Heating.vary Jane dautilits? of Mr. and Is U:o Llayd Sk"maker of 01111elbOTTY. Swimming and ns are her bobbles. 57 of141, committee and Powder ruff football team. she piano to attend Orlando Junior COI. logo but has not doel4sid on Itor courts 1 study. Itaine Is the d&ull toy let Mr. anti a. Herbert W. Smith of #or Park. Tennis hor%@-. rk riding and skiing are I w a its 4" 9? a #"Mbw of two you$. me r4ill piano to flully lierestry a a d Will attend t" uldvwoty of Florida. GOPI Is The as Of Mr. "I a4m" G. snil nil Smith how Is ourfral. Ll 11, -,M 11 fit Presentlnt Stephen Louis • LJenlors UL1'.F.LLS Ric. p Presenting • Keith Edward Ri.ckmann Presenting... • • nest JJames Edwin . Smith . &' 01 ( Luck I ! - Presenting Paul E. Smith At Oak Ridge H1gb8eel Ste" was a member of Chorale. fltNClub, ational Honor Lormann, Society. He phiss to be a chemical engineer and will stud at the UUIYUSftJP Of Florida. Stirs Is the iou of Maj. and Mrs. Louis Rico, (USAF. ret.). Guitar-playing and hunting are his hobbles. . . . . . ' 4 Realtors Presenting . . . . Presenting •. . . . Presenting Paulette Rogers Carolyn was president of the Future Homemakers and a member of the CBE. She plans to study IBM and seeretarial work at Jones Busi. ness College. Carolyn Is the daughter of Clarence Rodgers of Casselberry. Sew. Ing, swimming. dancing and thurch activities comprise her spare time bobbles. Presenting Charlotte Ann Sanders . . . . . • • • • • Presenting David Francis Ryan the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Rogers of Casselberry and likes water skiing. swimMing and horseback riding In bet spare time. Presenting t -113 L . , . , • Presenting Joanne Ida Saunders Dennis was manager of the football team and a memher of the DECA. Ile plans to Join the Air Force after graduation. Dennis Is the son of Mrs. Frances Sanders of Longwood. Hunting. fish. Ing, campin and swimming are big h2les. The . . . . Presenting . A T. 1' Presenting Michael C. Schaper . . . . . . • -. Sue was a member of the Future Homemakers, t1panIsh Club, Pop Club P a r a. Medical Club, and F it I u r e Teachers. Xbo Is undecided about her plans for the fulure. flus Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. It. Wilhelm, USAF. Swimming and diving are her hobbles. Presenting . David Allen Stout . ming. •. . . l'rcsenting . Alvin Stanley, Jr. Rose Mari* St. Ange Alvin was a member of NVA Club at Hungerlord High Scbml and rep. restated his school at the Stat. Palf. lie plans to atlend Savannah State Col. hysical logo and study education. Alvin Is he son ot Alvin Stanley, St. of Ah&Monte Springs and Nit bobbles or* fishing, pool and swimming. the 4 ;'I (I Presenting . • • • • John Thomas Stuart, Ill . . . . No" Marl* was a member of the CDR and her plans for Presenting . I - Nelonn was co-editor of the 8 school now3fapor. a member of the and the football to& M. He plans to Colattend Orls 0 I e but ham not decided Is doilinite~, on his course (if Qstudy. alion Is the son of Mr. anti Mrs. Harley Stw III of Longwood and he citfolys all types of sports. the future are ladefthe at this time, &be Is the dauxb. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Geford of Cas"Iberry. swimming And reading are her bobblesi, 1 Harley Nelson SturgiU John was to-captain of the football team, parlimentarlail of the Student Council. took first place in the school and reglon Selenep Fair, wim tliStudent Council award. waii a member of the Letterman's Club. Spanish Club, Dratuat Club and Future Toaciers, lie Ions to attend the Uni. vers1ty of South Florida and study science. John is thu son of Mr. anti Mrs. J. T. Stuart. Jr. of Altamowe Springs. Herpetology *nil hunting are hU bobbies. David plans fn sititly for the ministrr, be Inning at It d Orlando Jt transforri to Marysvill'i Co to is 0 ft t Sir. and Mrs. Edward Stout of Cosselberry and his hobbi(s are hunting and fishing. Mike plans to attend Or. lando Junior College. but is undecided as to his course of study. Mike enjoys water. skiing in his spare time. lie Is the son of Sir. and SIrs. Ben Schaper uf Maitland. Prentin _____ - Mary Suzanne Stanek L _-J utamonfe Springs . rind plans to be a Amami. eal onsloomir and will study at the University of Flerlds. No is the SOS Of Mt. and Mrs. D. A. Smith of Malt. land and his bobbies are 41 I own o Susan has been a member of the DXCA Club and after graduation she hopes to con. tinue worklaS at Woolworth's. She also wishes to continue the study of ballet. Susan Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kaminski and ballet is rier bobby. %) . . . . Joanne was a mcmber of the Latin Club and after graduation plans to work at Winn-Dixle. She is the daughter of Mrs. Miriam Saunders and was born In Edmonton. Alberta. Canada. . Susan Darlene Spitzer David wits a member of the Bets Club and was on the Honor Roll. lie plans to at. tend the University of Florido and will probably study engineering, David Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles and was born in Brem. joys en, Germany. lie ensw mining and other water sports. Paulette was a member of CBE and she has not de. cided whether or not she will attend college. Paulette Is Dennis Gary Sanders Charlotte was parliamen. tartan of the DECA, a junior varsity cheerleader secre. tary of the Pep Club main. her of the Beta Clufi. t be GAA, Para-Medleal Club and Chorus. She plans to study medical technology and will attend Miami-Dade. Junior College. Horseback riding. swimming and other outdoor sports are her bobbles. t-narlotte Is the dsuqhter of Mrs. Frances Sanders of Longwood. , an the Drama Club. He site ken ege. ames Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Longwood. Fishing and reading are his favorite pastimes. FLORIDA A . . . . . AVAI.LABLI Cauelberry,FIorida Carolyn Ann Rodgers rallies. of the Lyman High March. Ins band and stage band, a memthe Spanish Club . PhoneSSS-1707 . Earl took first place to the 1bysles division of the clone@ Fair, was a member I the news a r staff and Spanish ~Iu b. He plans " study business admissis. 0 To a at the University of South Florida. Earl Is the am of Mr. and Mfg. Earl Jr. Rishell of Maitland sod his bobby is sports car Presenting . I Congratulations Graduates Of Lyman High Jam.. has bites member 11 IPHMO of Use Spanish Club antl the Sea SotjU.KeIt the son r, of Mr. and Mrs Edward Earl L Rishell f Inc. '! Hwy. 17-92 Presenting NO Keith plans to study forest. ry at Lake-Sunitet Junior . . • . Douglas Earl Sukhia nouglas was nsm*d ,witlicit Doti at 14=88 High School. 9 was a member of the Dram Club band nownspor :It and'sanual staff! He plans to study aplied art at urfame junior E-ollese of the Niggling School of Art. Douglas Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Darius Nulthis of Altamonte Sprinxi. Drawing and surfing are his hobbles. ttl t(u swill Presenting . . . . . Presenting Presenting • . . • . Roberta Schonhals Gory Scott Presenting . • . . . Glenn Everett Scott . . . . Presenting • Presenting . . . . . Connie Sheryl Swofford Terranc. James Scott . . . . Presenting . Presenting • , • , • George William Taylor Judy Ann Taylor . . . . Demetrios Thermenos I - Roberta was a member of the Future Homemakers and the chorus. she plans to be : ttenching councilor and will terol Treviscen Nazarene In Nashville. Tenn. She Is the daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Phrl a Bigelow. Sawing and coorius are bar bobbles. -4 1, Gary plans to study medl. tine. b~Lnalojl at Orlando Junior ollego. He was a member of the basketball team, baseball team and prom committee. Tennis and alor skiing are his bobbles. Gary Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Scott. __ 7 Glenn was a member of the TEC Club and plans to study business administration at Orlando Junior College. Ile is the am of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Scott of L on swood. Demetrios was stirIan of Connie was secretary of the Spanish Club a member of the Drama Club and the Teachers. She also glayed Powder Puff toot. all. Connie plans to aPend Lincoln Memorial College in Tennessee and study to 'ae an English teacher. She iii 06- daughter of Carlyle Swof. Terry plans to major Is mathematics at the Universi. tY of Florida. lie was a member of the Spanish Club. Terry Is the son of Richard W. Scott of Apopka. the Beta Club of which he Bill plans to attend orlantin Junior College or DaytonA Beach Junior College. lie is the son of Sir. and Mrs. C. J. Desiderio and his hobbies are coin collt pool and skiing was a member four years. Ffe Was alsoCaugatinber of the Spanish and won the Achievement Award two years and third prize In the Science Fair. lie plans to study biochemistry at tho 11nIvvrsIt of Florida. Driur. tos Is Ilio son of Mr. anti Judy Is the daughter of M r. and Mrs. H. F. Tmylor of Longwood. liar plans for the future are indefinite at thii time. Judy enjoys swimming and listening to the Beallei in her spare time. Iforsehick riding. awl Ing And sewing are her hohhie5. mm Presenting . . . . Presenting . . . Melanie Ann Shaw , , i, Melanie was a cheerleader. member of the future Homemaken, Spanish Club. GAA Para-Medical Club, P 'Club. Powder Putt fact. be team, Chorus, CBE and prom committee. she plans to study for Is busint" cm. fogr assil will MUM M a r y le her spare Ume. Uo:&Wo Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gotland Show of Loagwood. • . . • . Pre4entlng presenting Elizabeth Aim Sherwin Club. iP&nbh Club, rat W committot and Drama b. She plans to be a medical or dental assistant and will study at the Carter Academy in Now York City. Valoris is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Darwin Shea and bar hobbles are baking. painting. horseback riding and, sing. I Presenting Dorian Thormonos Michael Waldo Sherwin Uz was secriatary of the sonlor class; treasurer of Ube Spanish Club. member of the newspaper staff act. nual staff. future Toailters. Pop Club and prom committoo. She plans to major in secondary education and will attend Tomiss Woman's Collegs. Lis is the daughter of Mr. wid Mrs. Stanley Sbarwon and was born in H000Wits. She likes horseback riding. skling. reading a ad ouwooc sports in her spare Valerie Was Ties proament of the Spanish Club; vice prosiderA at We Para-ModlCol Club member of We Pep Karl Business school. Mo. faille 0 ye surfing. base. back =x- and tennis In I /.:• Presenting VeIori• Dawn Shea a JA . Dorian was both vice pr4si. dent and presWent of I be Bets Club. a member of the Spanish Club. the Brian Bowl team. won the Spanish Award. poster contest a n d second place In toe Science Fair. fit also won the State Beta Club convention t3lent show award. Art. writi4g, music. swimming and fis Ing are his bobbles, lie plans to study medicine ind will attend the University of Florida Dorian Is the son ut Mr. and Mrs. Constantin Thermenos of lAnSwood. I Mike was a member of am Pep Club and played the I no. Ile Plans to study to E: a teacher at Orlando Junior College. Mike is the son 11. 4 of Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Sherwin of Longwood and his bobbles include basket- ball, baseball. footb&U nos and his hobbles offswimming, basketball and and playing piano. Presenting • • • Carolyn Lee Thomas . . . . PIe3CntiUg . Marlene Gail Tinsley . George Robert Tomlin Carolyn was named "Most Likely to Succeed" by her classmalls. She was presi. dent of the Para-Medical Club; copy editor of the yearbook, member of the Beta Club; band. Drama Club. prom committee chairman. radustion escort and Girls' flat@ alternate. Tennis. ultar playing and music are 9:r bobbles. She plans a career In medicine with a in;&. )or In biology. Carolyn lit toe daughter of Mrs. Elisabeth L Thomas of Lake Howell. Mirlea# was a member of lure liontemakers. Harnecorn. the Pop Club. Glee Club, Fu turd Homemakers. Homecom. lax court, and DZCA. She is not sure of bar future plarts at this time. Marlene Is the daughter of Mr. and &Ira. M. A. Tinsley of Altamonte Springs. Dancing. swim"iing Bad music are her bobbie.* Georso beloozed to the TEC Club and plan to study electronic onsin"Tins at Drevard Eastatering Col. Aw5w. He Is Use we of Mr. and Mrs. George L Tomlin of Fern Park. . S.' . - -_ / I I • I ______________ �-- -- • -* -- t• -- - - - - _______ ______ - _____- i i _____ ____ •• - • -. - - - H. Tools, -.--6 Jr. Ausburn Kelly Trawick, Jr. Norma Tullock -- named it ,.If. County in football . . . . I - . I . I ! Drama Club aorma Beta Club, Stu. Band and k.ii : .. plans ts, attend Florida 1tate Uni. 1 but is undecided about his major subject. He Is the am of Mr. and Mrs. ~ A. K. Tfawlek of Altamonte ings. Surfing Is his bobby. I. ,- , . . I S I __________________________ Presenting..... was a f I . .y. Roger layed bssk.tba 1 in school and Pennsylvania. He plans to enlist the mill service after graduation. Roger is the am of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Valone of Winter i . T (' t'- t• ate his bobbles. with I I I .- Wean ft p Presenting t. sales . K . F. Anders. lb. likes .. I .#a'&. 0,-",ff7 - //PC. • ICb" Cl PIOST*R CYST .0en.1ng resenti ng . . . . Presenting . . . ..• versify of MAN. with the aim of being a tennis pro or coach. Mike Is the son of , Mr. and Mrs, Brent H. WarI n ren of Lake Howell. Ten is I is his hobby. Bobbie was a CBE student, I .. . I . . career in cosmetology , ~., ,I I.1 . piir ' • '. •. - - - ll., IT jj~m . p , plans to 141, ; ," 1 hobby Is sewing. . I. V. become an ' 4" t is o sort of Mr. C. Watts. of Staitland. ' ______________________ I, ,.1. ..I , "' ,,j 1 airline Henry Weaver. 11 tens Florida ________ .. $- . . The said state 01 - . . . . PrecntIng . . . .. Presenting . .. . . ... Presenting . to . . S Phyllis was a member of the Future Stu. 1" _________________________ ,l dent Council, Drama ' Club 11 !) % I V '. .1 , , 41 I I ." i ;i . i~ • • 4 I . 11 : - •.. M nated for state president. Ik) was ala,u A member of of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wharton of Maitland. Swimming, skin b4) , dancing are her R. G. White. Sr. of Alta- % l' -j,.t .1 , .,,,:;,I".tI. . - AL I p 1, . I ". .", - '.. I. ::,,.,- I , %-*II Monte Springs. Surfing. ino1 tOrcYcIng and diving are his favorite pastimes. Itibles. -- _____ Ii I ~ * .~i il I I II swimming. _____________________________________________________ ________________________________ 'I 3 Presenting . . ' ' Presenting • Presenting . . . . Presenting ' . .. , - 1. I . - .: " ,,, "I .* .,. ;,-I:.,: i r; i ~r ~J ~i .. I .. ,,rr. ! . f I, !,I 11 .;, ~, ,[):~.. . • 11 ,-I ! i Hill %as a member of the Spanish Club. Pep Chib and Drama Club. lie Is undecided DUt whether to join the service or attend college. Water sports are his favorite .astimes. ,.. Bill is the son of and Mrs. Ilarold F. Willis of Longwood. .," 1~ Dennis plans to enlist in the Air Force after grodua. tion. Ile Is the son of Air. and Mrs. Edwin Wightman of Casselberry. to study engineering at Or. is ado Junior College and the i ... I . , University of Florida. His hobbles are roller skating and bowling. Richard in the .. son of .%fr. and Mrs. W. 1). .;~~ *4 Will;A of Longwood. :.. ;'%. ~ I I I., ., I ,~. I .11~ "', I . ," r . , .. 1,1 . I I I I . "1 1 4 ,.4;, - i , I . .-,. I I ,, . I Clarence is undecided 1 about his future plans at this time, lie Is the son of ., Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. I Wilson, Sr. of Altamonte Sprin isi, and his hobbles are 1 fis swimming, sinlista dancing and sports. .I! 1. I 1 1 . I - - ~ ., I .,p ). .. r.. A I Presenting • . LeRoy Glen Wilson - , ... Presenting . Gary Thomas Yates . Presenting . . I 1 ° Jib Club, He .tuin.ering, 11 MM lans to st'uiiy egtnnIng at . - roy Is the No of Mr. and 1 1. Mrs Howard Wilson of Alta monte Springs Coin collect Ing and cars are his bobbies . I ev~ 1 • • nd ' To Tuesday to make a personal Issispoct.loss of the lake and the construction projec t. I iL A l a ad team. He • , - Rob .. I ". o Mr and Mrs G P Yates u.klaitiand and he enjoys dancing and music hit' spari ' • ' - n sf .11 e - •t: - . ~ to attend college later but or so. Gtng:r0tlike' a year seim ming and basketball She lives with tr. Mrs William H earc her brother and sister-in-law. r . and basketball. tennis , swimming teams. She plans -. - •• was a member of the band. Student Council and Future Teachers. He was drum major in his senior year. He is the son of Mr. Herald Index Area Dea ths ' •..,..,.............. and Mrs. I. It. Yeoman of I Richard C Parker, director of the Internal Improvement 0 and regulations are By D.td. Austin gritty," BABY MANGLED TAMPA (UPO-A 14-mouth. Old girl strangled during the weekend after the cord of a lIIRT was written for The Sanford Herald's old and reliable press Friday afternoon. Here Pressmen Lewis Williams, Thomas Evans and Chief Raymond Stevens glance over the last issue before beginning op. eratlons today with the new presses In the new plant on French Avenue. 0 . . . -- I I . • -. • - • '- •." - - , o i l I a l , - .................... • - 1 ______________________________ ______________________________ Is J ' - .._.._ .. I I . V,./ . I N.a- ~# Li ... , CDR. Jo S. CLEVELAND All That's is ki I I ot (..,oLa N - -- - - - - - . . . I . . • • -, • • • - • • • • ' - I J . .. I I . ter,Mra 'Spee Hardin, also a d" and wlien run In tandets are from Sanford. can produce a 40-pace paper Th e Clevelands have two in a single run children, Ginger, age 19, and The new presses are capable Stuart, 16. of printing 2*000 40-page Entering the Navy 15 newspapers per hour. The old Cleveland received his wings press printed 14000 U.pag. Nov. 1, 1943. Sanford is his newspapers an hour 111th duty assignment. GIRL SLAIN Human', popularity o p-corations and medals include the Distinguished Flying Cross, TAMPA (UPI) -An hstei. par.nliy doesn't extend to Air Medal (three tImes), sive Investigation was under. the Seminole County abet. American Defense Service %te way here today in the death 1ff , of fit. dal, Asiatic-Pacific ribbon, of a 16-year-old Clearwater A maskedholdup attempted to rob the man. asset of the O'Brien Road Randy Food Stare 8anday sighL Deputy Roy Rite, In his report, dencribod the arm. ed bandit as wearing a white how with eye bola tut, and vare on It. with * black capei over his should- Philippine Defense. Philippino girl. Barbara TTombly. whose Lberallon, World War It Vic- body was found in a muddy tory medal. ditch late Sunday. `1 * o o AUTO CINTIN le I`be Sanford r~ nneVs v •fL 7he deputy's description Indicated the flu.? was dressed "li ke Batman who. ever be is." Well. it Batman has turnad toward the life f crinur, he got plenty of lettuce she paper bag he was carrying a -' ran back inside the ito, call he sheriff The hooded and cloaked bandit fled with his lout. The loot? On. head of lettvce. Human's entry in. to crime by auw le a bit wilted I - pin picg.up i DUIVIRY PHONE 321-1310 ' • •, FOREMOST CUSTOM FREEZES DRIVING HEATV $ 060 $9116 A DOWN PAYMINT • MO. ., . I1 P. Used.7 • . : S Instant chill pre.cools car is seconds 5 6 deluxe ball louver air directors. • Superb wood grahs paneling, S $20 Installation special. __________________________________________ OPEN NIGnT$ . . I' • • • - I • • • • S. ___ . - * . , - Working coudillous for unia. terruped service when the "ter It was commissioned In Herald makes Its official move IM. He Is married to the to ,be now plant. former Elizabeth Pippin, a Two presses are being used Sanford native, whom he met to print The Herald now. oes on his first tour of duty here. Ix capable of printing 16 pages Mrs. Cleveland's mother, at a time and the other 24 - r • _ ' ., - _______ .. : • . ... . I .. . . .~ . . . . . ... ____________ up I I rA I , However, Cleveland was 412tioned at Sanford NAS shortly , Am",.. I WRIt What you got." . The manager willingly DAVID HYAR8 (center) state president of the Florida Jaycees, congra ulateg James Rowe, (left) following Installation ceremonies and annual banquet of San(ordemjnole Jaycees. At right is Frank Finch-outgoing pident, holding trophy awarded to him by the Jayceettes Wives or. g't Weraid Photo) , • . Before assuming duties at are continuing to tab. plae executive officer, Cleveland in the First Street qüarten was operations officer for the with the exception of press station, He has been at San. work. ford NM since last SeptemUse of the new presses 1. a bet, trial run to Insure proput -- "Id. "Thimii Is a hold mpg .. .1 .. 1 tiring June 30. 1.. the night and warn get. till Into his ear whomIii. bonded robber stepped up. as Spark Plug winner. James - on French Avenue. "new look" apparent with today's issue ii a tarn porary one, altho - tovials many of the Cdt Ji S Cleveland, a planned when bo aftead Clec T*a has mares folly into a ae. taken vet duties as executive As today, t he aspmp officer of Sanford Naval Air will be prin ted to 1t Station, succeeding Ca p1. umus of news type inthut Chester L. Dhl!arè who Is re- than nine. . . 0' s. The "me manager to'. ported be had just closed - Orlando Junior (.oliege. . ' iii. , '' - • ". 1' - ' - . - -_ , _-__~, I . .,'' .. . . . . .. . . ., I . . home eiiuce " -_ . . ford Herald is being printed Its new presses, installed In the newspaper's future .1MW LUIen f O Outgoing officers all receiv. cal organization for the past td gifts of sterling silver lie five years was awarded gifts clasps iis personal gifts from by both the Jaycees &ad the Finch. JaYceettes, represented by the Plaques of appreciation for president, Mrs. James Rowe. . - la . repeatedly by Joseph Hunt, of Hunt-Lincoln assistance were awarded to used ~ I, i,. ran at sea from Cdr. Dean Webiter, will lead the Vill. lantes home at a future date. . exy - % 'L, a owePr •' • . .. . . In the area of the South procedures water plant construction con. cheater, N. V., drowned Sat. diaper bag became tightened . neck. ames R • Beginning today, The San.'l _.__ .. . I -.;, proper - V -Murrie was the winner of the :- : all Comics .. 4A 5A Spoke Award for most active Crossword Puzal. SA lust year man. Dear Abby 4A Outgoing President Finch Edit r a Page • 4 was awarded a Jaycee ring Entertainment 4A from the club, a trophy from 1iuroaco. 4A th e Jayceettes and a special Society 8.9 plaque the "Nitty-Gritty Spotts 1A-3A.3A Award." Tb. expression of 4A "getting down to nitty. ,TV - -- that • 1966 now Is $2.3 million. entire lakefront from 1-4 Inter- cation up ,• Nevi , Era - Starts ~ The Herald For RVAH-13 N Due Tuesday Cdr. Jesse Cleveland on Navy Base ...... attend . Estlmatedco:totMaycon: I Rowe was named Key Man 4A as well as Go-Getter. Robert !n)oys hunt ing fishing and outdoor his spare time He srrts toin study I:hdteWbe a u. - "•. . a city manager. - ". ning and zoning director. Fresh Water Fish Commission fficials are mistaken and all criteria Is being mati. Scott In awards ceremonies Wayne Albert was named don . . * VJ% I The figure includes 13 Fund, ordered the city to mite for new homes at a cost 'ceas. dredging operations of $314,523 and two IItdUs. until h. water clears and all trial permit. for $135,000. The May figise surpassed onditions are met. that APIU by almost $100,. City officials refused to halt 000. Thee. were 74.permits the dredging and have continIssued for May. Estimated coat of building and work on the project, charging that the (lame and for the first fi,e months of with city officials and engi Row. were Wayne Albert, Speaking of the way San. Ronald Garris and Robed ford and Seminole County are Murrie, first, second and third growing, we might also men- vice presidents, respectively; tion that the circulation of Sidney VihIen, secretary, and The Sanford Herald has al. David Wilson. treasurer. most doubled in the put five Members of the board of dl rectors are William Daly, - . . : N Building permitis hir May In Seminole County were at the highest levol of the year, according to figures In the d. flee of Robert S. Brown. plan. to 11F A*Idw Eye Dredging the local club to the till@ of Went. Clyde Long. made the LoaflM through a brochure "top club In the state.-Presentation. New President James Rowe an Sanford printed a year or Byars in his address urged so age, we find It tremendous- the now president to o-moti. was presented with the keys ly outdated by the swooping vote these young men into to a now station wagon by developments that have taken Positive programs of accom. place In the community and Plithiment and make the San. . - . those planned for the near ford-Seminole Jaycees the I future, both municipally and best civic and service club In . commercially. It Is planning to the community." Taking office along with contemplate. your driver's license let t expire. 5 cents Id . . students until permanent ton. William Richardson. Thomas ... -I Mediterranean. birth. If you • IS .'t forget to check son, Joseph Hunt and Richard day. 1 be plans to study flI and will begin at nfin:r ju. for College. Gary Is the son - : I 1 I Drama Club. newspaper . I f , Isaac Robert Yeoman, Jr. G inger was a member nt i.,im ..• 1 - I I . Virginia Ruth Yeerkk • - , 4 Price Ul .• . struction at the college alt. et permits for five buildings estimated to cost approxi- off U 5 1793 near Fir. . . . ________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ t.. ' sently Is stationed In the The school board has obtain. p15's ' . i0 __________________________________________________ . will assume command of the aircraft carrier USS Saratoga this summer. Th e 'Sara ty and Central Florida were Ida Jaycees, David Byars, of interested In that question. Plant City, Installed James with inspiring the club to go are Inscribed with the words, Sentinel and Radio Station I out to win the Top Clubb "Official IPresident's residtnt a Car and WIRK. Chamber says "any future Rowe as president of the San- All in the State award at the state the title 'F borid4 a Most Out. memos should be directed to' krd-Seminole Jaycees, sue Mrs. Phyllis Chapman, ex. ceeding Frank Finch, who led convention in May. Past pres standing Club. UANAS. ecutivo stcretary for the lo • : ~.,r ".; I I I I ,~ I,- . ) I I - !1 I ~1 . Dennis Charles Wightman ". . officer and - . Permit, have bean issued astsly$20,000. John A.not. for the const ruction of tern. hi iv 1* f the porary portable eIassroosn stUun. buildingsfo,SemInol.Junlor The, buildings will buu.. .rstwhlle commandin; of Heavy Attack Wing On. at SanforO Naval Air Station and head of the Naval acl. ence department t the U S. Naval Academy. M. TULLY Zr., Fund. told The Sanford Her. aid In a telephone interview ment and land acquisition for that "this matter hag been 'The Clock- has a letter Cl complaint from the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce for bringing to I ts attenti on that federal funds are avail. able for a study of possible uses of Navy base property after the Navy leaves. And we - I• S MA13111- end is oPeadissill the that the city Is not following Sanford A veOile, oa grounds summer at Portsmouth. N. IL reculatlons laid down by the that the marquees constitute Heir Charged * e 0oner$ John U.S. Corps of Engineers and a hazard to the public. CHICAGO (UPI) - Charles County Commissi Is "muddying the water as far Discussion of the proposed R. Walgreen Ill, 30. lk-ir to Fitzpatrick and John Alex- as Lake George and killing salary review for municipal Walgreen drug3tore chain, to. ander will attend a meeting game fish." employes Is slated for further day faced charges stemming the newly named St Johns City Officials 111teAdilY have discussion. Approval will be from a motorboat acci ,leat I n * Sat- contended that this is not true River Pollution Council asked an final payment on the which Carol K. Smith. 2.1, Roviday at Jacksonville. i FLORIDA - ________________ stior Collese. Janice is t Is a daughter of Robert WissLas of F a r n ir I - _____________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________ _______________________ . SANFORD, • - I m ber Club, Spanish Club. Drams Club and bowling team. She - . Ins are his bobbies. - I rette L. me II.* ~ Ron wax a member of the Lyman DECA and plans to _'i ;.I stud)111,11 ptogr.1111111111g. lie ~ ;1 Robert G. White of Altamonte Springs. Swimming and div. - . 3. set s • • I Club. She plans to be an :Ir 1! line stewardess and later attend Florida Presbyterlsi • ,. far DECA; was president of ,,, Calee Club. French Club ana ., - Robert was named national Junior Salesman of the Year - • of chemicals. reports ed valedictorian of the 1965 class Since the dredging project change to Melionville Avenue, on water conditions and China Sea off the coast of Viet. at S.minole 111gb School, hu began in April, Knowles said, is also slated to be discussed, dredging operations were siam for several months. The been named to the Dean's th, city has been "harrassed" There will be a request to mailed by Knolis to all Sanford squadron has been a List at Furman University, by field workers of the Game hoard the 1)55 Kitty Hawk. special hearing for agen'ies concurnt,I In th Greenville, S. C. She Ii the and Fresh Water Fish Com. condemnation of marquees ter. Cdt. Roy McLain, who as. daughter 01 Mr. and Mrs. Boy mission, who have contended over the sidewalk at 301-307 sumed command of the squad. ¶ . U T . who was 1966 0 emporary nits OKd em miss He:M -. . uea Tuesday. Ready T B . affairs thru m. r . ir. Co1,1e9e I .. I • Presenting . I. KcCud caU Jiitn warm . . .. . en,, and Established 1908 - MONDAY, JUNE 13. paid Inspection tour of th, lake The "Batmen" of Sanford Jenkins, ass of the leaders .1 with city crews end officials, the prposed location of the dumped in our laps and . 'laval Air Statice are return. the humane society, and, ac "We plan to conduct Mr. zoological park and gardens will make our own nveatlg*. ins to their home base Tue.,en1le . DuBos. on a complete insp.c. a re some of the subjects list. tion to determine if th. city day. cordIng the sceia tion tour of thsngoJect, lit on a bog agenda for dli- is, indeed, meeting criteria Two plansloads 01 enlIsted M was tch the him cLaI rn RVAH 1$, 'lb. at tonIght $ p m and if the Game and Fresh men tscovered . dog had been city cr!ws In spreading them. session Boti," will afflve at MAR In of the Sanford City Water Fish Commission offi abo1. "I just wait to commend teals, check our Water testing Commission. cia la a re, indeed, being Un. the morning. The first plane McCotd the humane society," methods and observe the con. Is due at 5:15 a. A report on costs 01 street reasonable.'* and the S S said, In relating the story. dition of the lake for him. lights on Seminole Boulevard, Complete report. of daily second at 9:3.5 a. m. self," said W. Knowles, a pad of the plan to light the operation, testing and a Th e Rate have been deploy. s. II II __jI L__ showers 0 Status of the lakefroot doTitmorn for a discussion of the matter at Spencer's Restau. IOPMent Project, review of obviously In peat rent at noun. followed by an land values for city assess. - 87 . 72; . , 1. house. he head a dog Yelping II I - Sunday . °' for a walk. As he left his versify. John Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wbar. tan, Jr. of Longwood. Art Il I I I . ., : .. .. . . . CAPT lag, serly, hi took his dog Uni UP! Leased Wire T TItisS Inol* County Human SoclatY. McCord says the other man. 1I t I ff . r hostess Dancing. swimming, sewing. and collecting records are her hobbles. She is inn .1 -1 - • 4 t_ s, 01. silo officer, has nothing but war& of "at" far Me Saw John was treasurer of the Drams Club, a member of j the marching band and the e band. He plans to at. I I NO 211 - I e .1 .I Linda was secretary of the Future Homemakers, a mem. her of the Library Club, Fu. lure Teachers. GAA and Stu. V1. I tadel In South Carolina. Raymonit enjoys all kinds of sports. Ile I • ,1, hysical education award He ______ kIm of La:selerry and her '" $ and Woody's hairstyling Ins tute. Bobble In the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wat. " • t Flame of Seminole County" . John Chittendon Wharton 58 p up cub am umn -... YIS. Saturday Night at the Movies was listed as bSiflf John Duliose, chief of the tied out, "to and beyond the 'Westward the Women." 7*1- bulkhead section for the trus- letter of t h atipulat1os. towing tb. title was thi toss of the State internal Im. The controversy reached a tins: Rem. Tberear.encugh provement Fund, who ordered climax Jun• 7 when DuBo.., reruns shown em "the book dredging in LA. Monroe in behalf of the of tube" during the summer stopped on recommendation the Internal Improvement without repeats 01 the movies, of the Florida Game and _______________________ . ' S Fresh Water Fish Comm is. C. Z. McCord, county j11Y sian will arrive In Sanford (,,, • Linda Weaver baseba and was a member of the howling team, Drama Club. Spanish Club. Letter. men's Club and winner of student in . - .. ~'. ttf] rb 'WrrEt th ft, # WEATHER: VOL Meeting Is, discuss shad fishilm Impeovements be# been delayed from Tuesday to 1:30 pm. June n d city balL 4 Presenting g Ray played basketball and - ~, 14'~ I ~: s, PhOCI rs ;.euUn ' n. the C . • Raymond Edward Wafts ber poirler and historian. mem. of the newspaper staff and winner of the "Miss " ,\ i~ .". %ii 11 " - - . it I "_ : taklfl ' ________________ ..... Presen ti ng - Bobbie Lee Watkins onthe$t,JohnsRj,er nn busy day In The Herald's TV pre. P County C1 • . I " mmommi • America" '' e . _c, costs. n. vision . I ________________ - - ______ 'I the eaflsrilsthe ' ion i:1! r I 11" - I 1, . . I 11.1. . records in fer spare time. I , .. .~ 1, . 11 .1 - _~ ,~; . " _` ,'.6 " I.... ` *.'.:- _. . &J im. I$Nem buy Anything ~ l'Ie plans to major in physical • - . .. '. . bkbisthS5V0tkIda,oSI14 to the Offerof the "freeos it Lyman High School and won the Winter Park city cham. of Mr. and Mrs. citize , ,, p, ..._1 i .. Sass, . 4rtMrs are t.lspbeslsg local Mike B. Warren Linda Is the . - _____ ' TheNlleof forl"anniumn for anise She is not certain about her rn - ii i Mike played footbafl Will Main So IN way, do" 16 3""ate In I 11 _____________ l no -4 11118211ord notorists am" 0 Istil a bosaims iken IM Sat war that is presaft rasisig I - ---' - - I j V . r ",., •. __________ - , In 4. ,I . -. ,rI - • ,~ 11 Ope ji. - r -. L member o the Pep Club. GAA and Stu. dent Council. She plans to at. tend a business college. rme is the daughter of Sir. and Mrs. R. C. Tullock of Safflando Springs. skiing. bowling and horseback rid. Ing are her bobbies. Future Success To You, Graduates Linda WarfIsLd •• - i em -----S -. • I ,. ___ I ! 1 wl~~ __________________________ J . tion at Middle Tioneesses State. Jody's bobbin are football waightliftl 8 ad - -40- Mrs. Lob Toole of P . .. H. line - Roger A. Volans _________________________ all - o 1 foot •• p Presenting,.... Job. I . 3',w4 Presenting..... - - - Ili-.Presenting..... -- __________ -I Prusentfng..... - t I / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 10, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 10, 1965. 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Sunday Service - - Tum* Ii Chronicles WedPsalms 33:4.12 29:1.11 41:8.13 - S CITY PPIMING CO., - TI KENTUCKY FRIED CHiCKEN 1C.nI Jim Don Hawkins, Manager lb us Jimmy p4 Crappa S* f4 SAPTIST Ailtocis • Ba ptist Church. Oviedo Central Baptist Church, iaii Oak Ave Chuinots Virs Baptist Church I Clulvota Bidet springs Baptist Church. - III Imhaai 15 Viral UapU.0 Church, SIP Park Ave, Vri.adship Baptist Church of Ntsauals Iprtsp AL sas Aitamuile Spnlsgs Viral laptIst Church at DeBary S F1 c4 Pint TI H • Sunland Baptist Church. ISIS Preach Ave. St. Jams. Mi..u.'iiam, liapilet Church . iw. 411 Osboon St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church. 5 St. Matthews Missionary Baptist Church canaan Blight. St. Johns Missionary U*pt',t Church. 430 CJPFS5I St. Temple Baptist Church, Pulip Springs 114., .%ltamonte Springs Westside Ml..sunsry sueptipi Church. a Uolly iv.. Zion Hop. Baptial Church, Ill Baptist Church of Lake Mary Fires Baptist Church of La ke Monroe ps_ Paptiet Church of Ca, Church * Great Langwoud. ' Piret Baptist Church .t Oviedo rites $pUeS Clutch of isa Lands I springs First Shilok Missiosaip Baptist Church, 1151 W. 1511 $4. Vers.l City Baptist Church V.ia Head Baptist Church. Oviedo - CATHOLIC Church of Lii. Nativity. Lake Mary All Souls Catholic Church. 715 Oak Lv. Roman Catholic Mass, Sportsman's CLub. Judas Missionary Baptist Church, 1531 W. Writ s. Live Isuthern Baptist Mission. Chuluola Ul3issrp Baptist Church North Rd. ___ ••. We -, • R. 611.* ....... RI. 435 East of SemInole Plass Rev. Lucas P. Grit* Pastor Church 1khool -_ 9:30 mi. in. Morning Worship - 11:10 a. m. Junior ill * Senior Hi Youth Meetings - oil# p. m. Tues"y: - Primary Choir rehearsal 3*5 Adult Choir roh*&rsal ....- 1:00 - -, 1. Church of Christ. itt . PISI "hurtis of Christ, U.neva Church of CIrtel. lake Ban I1iUTC1I of Christ. t.ungwuud Churok of Christ. Viola Ave. CHURCH OP ClOD Church of Uu.I UJ Hickory Church ci Liud. Uuiu t Preach Church of tied. Oviedo Church at tied Mission. $atSepnIIS Methodist Church, SOP W. 411 *1 Ueut.va Methodist Church. Geneva irs. Liraci Methodist Church. Osora Unaat Chapel A*.R. Church. Oviedo Oakgr.v. Methodist Church. OvIed. Oetees Methodist Chunk Paola Weelipas Methodisl, as. • W at Piels st Cjp It. JiSS 1.15.1., III Si. Marts LM.B. Church 51. at. III $t5. 51. Pair. Methodist C I u ns h outsea NPI5COPA.l. all **Isls Ipi.cupal Church S. DeDati tv.. Enterprise Christ Episcopal Church. Longwood Saints Episcopal. Enterprise an Holy Crass Ipisccpsl. Park Ave. at III LUTHSZ*A1I Leceasico Lutheran Church. Dr. Csesilbsrry - - -.. id. -Ruerpise Stafford Memorial 41. la MRTUODI.$T -S - - - NAZARENI Chisca of the suanss.. S . Cl are I Methodist 5. D5III'i Overbrook Shepherd United LuthstL JIOC S. Orlando Dr. Lutheras Cbssros at she Redeemer. l.a W. 11th Place iIessta.* Lutheran Church, Americas Legion Rail, Prairie Lake. Vera Park tit. Luke. Lutheran Church. RI. - 5455 isafeeS Ave. - r i rat 5* Maple Pens lark - Church if - W. Macarise. Church .1 the O'Brien Rd.. Pema Pail Lake Mary Curisrasational Chiriallan Church Mow Nelson Frigattive B&ptist Church. UN W. 15th II. Xorthsl4o Christian Chdreh. r 1 a r I 4 & Haves Dr., Maitland Virst Christian Church. 1107 5. Sanford t.. CONOIIEQATIONAL *v Z'Avselbdrry Cusumunity Methodist CkNIVIL lIe! Park Ave. sib Deftary Ave.. laterpries Bear Lake Methodist Church teibsi A.M.B Church. Canaan Hugh. hi MsW.a PBUTUR1AB y li-Pa s Pin., Rids* lid., cassalberry Hwy. 144116,111`7 ComMuotty Metk*4199 C1111111`06 WHighlands, Delary Full (141011148 TAW041cle 3134 Country Club The Salvation Ary. lit S. Lad Church of DeBary. , , . . .1. ~, . " Tb. , .I .- .1 #_,;~ 1,. I. I . '. Sanford Naval Air Station took I - 1 11 I - .. * -. '. . t sands, Saturday as I ) -• I Arabian sheiks in flowing whit. headdresses dismounted from their jet-propelled steeds and swarmed over the airstrip converging on groups of women t.,- -1 . and children who welcomed I sleeves of the Savage Sons of Reconnaissance Attack Squad. ron Five, home from a cruise 11 . . . LOOKING like replicas of Lawrence of Arabia, Savage Sons of RVAH-5 arrived home Saturday from a 71/3 month Med cruise. Arab-type head. dresses were symbolic of squadron's tour of duty In Arabian countries and were worn at a farewell party for several squadron members, held in Beirut, Lebanon. Squadron Commander David Dearolph (center) Is squad. greeted by Capt. H. J. Fowler, Wing commander, an unidentified P ng t&i i n r mployers Still 11 c e •ing t S ' anning n ee equesf Slafed Mrs. Johnston S Oen Tuesda 111*644m. 006 den4ded Ave. L an. - ' ' I • • series of news stories which led to Watson's release and the arrest of three Mulberry police officers for the robbery. You may think Batnian is a nowhere show, but licensing of the rights for over 500 Batman items, expected to retail at a round $8 million dollars this - --: - * should know ' t hen th at 1%,e mInutes this are stand- President or Congress to help them out. "Union members on the airHues are asking to sharp hi the profit.. "After all hisse years when they have accepted substandard conditions, airline employes are entitled to $ better deal." Ramsey handed out mimeographed copies of the statement but declined to elaborate on It, saying, "We better get on with the job." William J. Curtin, chief negotiator for the five struck airlines-Eastern, National, Northwest, Trans World and United in the hallway as Ramsey was speaking, and listened before entering a separate conference room. Asked for comment, Curtin KILCIINI new skipper CDR. T. J. . .. arrived said: "We have endorsed the emergency board recommendations which the President himself characterized as the framework for a just settlement of the dispute, and we have improved upon it in our negotiations." Curling saM evidence before the emergency board Indicated clearly that alrUaes .mployuu a,e treated far better than aost In terms of working conditions. During fruitless weekend negotiations, officials of the AFL. CIO International Association of Machinists met in one conference room In the basement of the Labor Department build. ing, airline officials in another. Assistant Secretary of Labor James J. Reynolds, who shuttled between the two rooms arranged the joint meeting, tell. ing reporters that 10 hours of talks Saturday and Sunday had brought no progress. Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz was keeping President Johnson posted on negotiations, Reynolds said. Johnsor returns to washington from his Texas ranch today. Wirts, who was touring the Far East when the strike start ed, entered the sluggish negotiations Sunday. CDII. C. V. CHOYCPL. • .new executive officer The strike against the five Eastern, National airlines Northwest, Trans World sn has paralyzed much United of the nation's air commerce Normally, the five carrier: handle 60 per cent of the do-mestic industry's business. - - ('DR. K. M. SANDON .relieved today • Winds or change which recently redesignated VAil-11 as RVAH-11 have also brought * change of command with Cdr. Thomas J. Kileline relieving Cdr. Kenneth M. Sandon as commanding officer of the year! Checkertaila in ceremonies at Sanford Naval Air Station to- - Lake Dredging day. Capt. J, R. Wells Jr., bead of the dredging operations for i the Sanford lakefront develop. Cdr. Sandon will attend the Naval War College at Newport, Rhode Island. Cdr. Kllcline has been the squadron executive officer since June 1965. He has served as aide on the staff of coiuu. mint project announced today that the dredge had been shut down for repairs. Capt. Wells estimated repairs might take "two or three days." Work on the filling of the 13 acre tract of land for the mander of the Sixth Fleet, attended test pilot school and served as program manager of marina is proceeding on scited', We at this point. the staff of the commander of the Naval Air Teat Center for A7, A6, AS and COIN aircraft. He is married to the former Herald Index Bridge: ...........-• .--...-- 2A 10-Il . Classified ads comics ------------------ 2A.3A 3A crossword ........ 2/i Dear Abby -------- achin. Kildione New RVAHoll Commander Repairs Halt 'I public strike started. e ti Ing S but Chulusote.-.Cc.auslty Chisel Church It Gil of Prophecy, $0? Elm Ave Church - od 0.4 Miseles, Natespnls. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaiSt'. 1111 k Ave. Community Chapel. Mt-Amonte Springs Eastern OriJsodu* Church, st. John. ChrysustuM Chpel, hwy. 11.53. Penn Park Congtega$.Io& Beth Israel, 11th a Magnolia WireS Cast" sf Christ, Scientist. 'N B. 156 51. Kingdom Hail at Jehovah's Wit.... Lake Moiros US$1. 1151 W. Third St. first Psst.Lai of .,•\ .. _ of real negotiating since % Motel next door to the youth's gathering spot. The remark did not come from s police officer ' , but another news source, and was mistakenly credited to the officer, '-" . OTH*R CIWRCIIES 4111% a orteau Lit. St. An4We Presbyterian Church Pr.shyt.rias K flights" Viral Are. I d there ha v~tAe i k Allen's 1.15* Church, Olive * 13th Church o1 Oce Is Christ, 0,ted. iresbyl.flaa, (kurcb of The Covenant Presbytertas Church. Am slid 5*. Oak I .-;~q . .. ope took them to many Mediterraflean porta during the put months. ' C l RVAH.5, serving as part of Diogenes could find his hon. Carrier Wing Six, partici. Air eat man at Sanford Naval Air rated in both Allied and NATO Station: AR3 H. J. McGuire. i Exercise@ with the Sixth Fleet. The pallor found a sack full of (Herald hoto) ron mate is hugged by small son at NAS airstrip. Cannes, Francs; Athens, money ($600) and a photo. Greece; Istanbul, Turkey and Sailor in the photo was identiBeirut, Lebanon were some of and his money return-S n.i I the ports visited during the deployment. It was at Beirut iki This item about McGuire was where the Savage Sons of Sanin the "Scuttlebutt" column of ford were transformed into I A I the Sanfly, which also reported savage am* of the dosert," it was necessary to put locks durliW a farewell party for ev. IWIWW.i UR%UU I5U. , P , on the doors of th e changing oral members of the squadron. • roms at lbs Na E ch Ex ha ge. • While at sea, Cdr. David Reason was logs of to many CAPE KENNEDY (AP) - complishes Iis purpoie by I can 9a to work through any of four other entrances to the Dearoipb assumed tommand ci of Trans hating that gate. Union em* employers Striking clothing items. the squadron. replacing Cdr. with other contractors space center. World Airlines continued picket. ployes . Wallace Russell, currently sire. PIn.cmt School. rent target Ing one entrance to the nation's log as Wing Chief Staff Off Iof vandals, Is now protected by •i N a burglar system. Alarm system moon-launch area today. . Installation had not been com- their impact was confined to pleted by original contractor at TWA personnel. E Request for formation of a Inerce will again ask for release time school was vandalized. Army Corps or nning committee for urban of quarterly funds, which were ph New contractor was cngaged clala, said about 200 construc. & . refused as the last meeting of j and work is finished. If school tion workers who honored pie- development will be brought be is broken into, alarm system ket lines Friday returned to fote city commissioners at their tht. commission. activates a special telephone line work today. Industrial union Approximately $2,500 In and an operator notiflei police. members with firms other than e OWfl. uOflR Windows Moore, chairman o Jewelry, silverware and other TWA also showed up for work. items was stolen from the horn. Lions may this year's Fun About 1.100 TWA personnel town Development Committee, of Mrs. Paul Fisher Johnston, Fair was the greatest ever and here have been idled by the a division of the Seminole r I l?1 Scott Avenue, when the more than $1000 was raised for work stoppage part of a nation- County Chamber of Commerce. Discussion is expected to cen. New drive-in windows at the home was burularlsed, appar. their fund which goes to help wide strike against five airlines. the blind. But the Lions are not TWA holds the prime contract ter around the nerd for broad Simfni A tlantic National Bank ently Friday night. resting on their laurels - they for launch support operations city planning and development Mrs. Johnston has been away will open Tuesday, Howard from home for about tour are already making plans for at the National Aeronautics and programs, next year with a bigger and Space Administration's moon- The controversial sign rescu. flodires. premident, announced weeks, but a neighbor reported better fair. Friday finding a brol.en window launch area on nearby Merritt lation ordinance will again be today. • Drive-in and walk-up hours in the rear of the house. ul. for discussion, along with Island. Robert Lamar % so Government and union offi- consideration of bids on Sun- will be from 9 a.m. to 4 P.M. Police reported a bedroom had ford man freed from prison daIs minimized the strike's im- land Estates water line mater. Monday through Thursday and been ransacked and the article: after being falsely convicted of pact by confining picketing to huh, future project.. under fed. U n.m. to 6:10 p.m. on Fridays, taken. They included a table robbery, and John Fratica. Tam. only one gate. model organ. an heirloom neck. eral grant programs, d-ince hall liodges said. I., pa Tribune reporter whose tx The government has required permits and statements for Dank lobby will be open 9 lace, platinum broach, alIve: pose led to ,all TWA personnel to enter only lakefront dredging work to sin, to 1 p.m. Monday through coffee service, and the Annap. a will Tulipti be guests isoon through at Thursday and from 9 sm. to oIls ring of her husband, the the south gate of NA- date. Rotary Club session. Fra,,, SA's moonport. The union ac- Sanford Chamber of CoIll. 6:30 p.m. on Friday. title Adm. Johnston. - 95113 Bear Lake Road Upiala ommuaity Presbyterian Church. ilpssla Rd Westminster Presbyterian Cherub. Howell Park. 0.1. 435. Casesiberry SMVBIS?H Day ADVENTIST Purest ohs 5eventh.dsy Adventist Church. hwy. us. run City Sev.uuth.dss Adventist church. Maitland Ave., Altausoate springs Samford Scvest*.dsy Adventist Church. Seventh & ha Mt. Oil.. -Mobs... Church, Oak Hill Rd. Onto Oute. " Pineorest .UsemIy of God, 37th £ Elm Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 S Park ,%ve Sanford Congregation u Jebuvah'a Wit- First i i - Ptrs( Seuthema Methodist Church - ' S - ,i - ,t humilvertantly quoted a police I - - Viral Methodist Church. SIP rark Ave. VIrsi Methodist Church at Oviedo - •, WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees - ___ A uimmea- 1 ____ After 71/2 Months "Tb.. carriers pat, protec ng their proAt Sea fits, waiting for lb. -- . ' MORTUARY Christ Methodist Chisel Sunlaad Estate. - • 8TENSTROM REALTY Herb St.nstrom and Staff SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff S - .' ges and -. t. S (AP) of I . &PJK ST1UCKLANDMORRISON, INC. sad Staff - NATIONAL ROSE AND WILK'S REWIYAURANT Ros,* Wilk. Bowman & Employees - . .4 , -.-- --• Sanford Herald news story Friday concerning the Hullabaloo Scene teenage night spot Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Comminesity Presbyterian C%Zr0k lAke Starr Mow IllS W. 131.111 11 - ••" ., ciivaca OP CHRIS? . Mi. lIsa Missionary UsD1111. P5 A Nov Silken Missionary Baptist Church, 5*. Nickory 114P11111111 Missionary ML Calvary a I , PIANM iNC. -• WASHINGTON Families A - S (loud Chulota L. Ann's Catholic Church. Pershing Place, Dshary 11. Mary Magdalen* Catholic Church. Mail. land Ave. Altamonte Springs t4.4?ai Mission Baptist Church p" Morutig Glory Baptist Church. Geneva Hwy. . , 60 1. a. COBIA BOATS PRINTING CO J. 0. (JIg) Smith and Stiff r -- negotiations inAirline ne tedsy en a sharp nots that fittbm dimmed hope of a quick settlement of the walkout that started Friday. J.seph Ramsey, vice presIdent .1 the AFL-CIO Internstiessi Aaseelstles M Ista and chief autos negotiator, .iit.ied the conhzsncs room sod Home Ransacked WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH &uthn 'IboigIn PiIucts, Inc. Harold Slama and Employees PROGRESSIVE '- - STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving I. Pryor and Staff W Staff S .. PUBLIX MARKN and Employees w..t Sanford PIrsi Baptist Church of decOys How - S ' KILCORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sinfoid New Mt. Zion lispilit Church. IllS Pear A v e Ucklawn Baptist Church, 3743 W 3511 51. 4)ete.i, daotI,i "hUrch i1netesl Uspitat Church its W. Osora Rd. L'ratrl. Ak. Usutuie Church, 1111g. Rd Vim Park Progress Missionary HaptIet Church, Midway Second Shiloh Missionary U*ptl.t Church. Baptist Misslea • . UHACN METHOLANT CHURCH Robinson S and Employees SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH D1REORY - • - 7:11 Onora Rd.. 0 Woodland Ave.. , Florida BORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida - Mi . 1.v.nini W orshi p ,, BILL HEMPIIILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. St., Sanford '. Co .. utni.rmedliste. Senior) - NELSON & CO., INC. and Staff BARBELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. I Mrs. M. K. Strickland $ - Morning Worship - 10:66 a m. How. Robert M. Temple. Jr. Pastor 5:41 a. a. Church School Morning Worship - It." a. wL L HOLLER MOTOR SALM 00. FIRESTONE STORES FLORiDA STATE BANK AND. STAFF '- ot - COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN 3?75 South Orlando Drive Wors:u. p:rn Stalin Church School - 10:00 s. m. • zwusrt Robert Sulouff and Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. ,-' W - • U:23-21 -.. Awaited - Morning Worship - 5:15 a. us. School .. 5:41 a. us. - -- Insurance - S. ______ _____ -4 - • I FOOD FAIR STORES. INC. of Sanford . - - VIRAT METHODIST CHURCH 411 Park AWL ... IL Pastor - 1:19.26 Sunday school - ii:oo a. m Wednesday service 8.00 P6 a& $ubj.o1: "Sacrament" Reading Recent ill W. First -. ü -Methodist they MoOKEEkL) Friday Philippians Isaiah P laderartes and Nursery - GREGORY LUMER - 20 1 Herbert W. Uosres - Pastor Sunday school - 1.16 a. No. Worship service - Wise 16 sm. - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory -Pa.ge Possible - S Life" Pastor Morning Wormbip - 8:31 IL 116 Church School -h41 5. a. Session Mist -10.41 a. a. Morning Worship 11:00 A. a. Church 114hoolU.srdaU Chapel LOS . a. Ploueer Fellowship 4:00 V. ra. Soular HI Vallowship 6:01 pm6 Sunday - al • . (Sir t dr t Wr t qjp t qjr t dv t dr + 431P + qtp + cip +ifxfv + It - - - . - e 711 - . •- -. Pastor interim Vial's "`-.~~11 1 w'p . .- tr ' j •' Rev. Virgil L. Bryan CHURCH or LUTHERAN TuB REDIIIMa.* ,,41isaKr-arAAer*a,n4røttra..uru,1ett t an Science C ____ . S Osk • . I . . - - church next Sunday might help us .8 dodd... a. a. Xdergsflhi and Nurcery S but Presbyterian . 10$ W. $411 Place rho Church of the Lutheran Hour and TV T11e I. the play with, - Each month t decided which one we ought That's funny! How come parents can decide what kind of boys we Should . ean!t dedde what church we should attend? :- . Worshtp V. morning worship - itme, &. But that doesn't make Sunday mornings much fun. With all my friends at church, there's sobody to play with except that bully up the street. And Dad and Mother say I shoulldn't 1by With hint. . ......._ Wit BAPTIST CHURCH to .I 4 oessitry club need Pastas Ci , , , T. lasrIlt sabool - It#& IL st. W. or*Lp ftgvw - I I M a. sk eralana. Usiss -Sill p. a. aved" Worship - 1:80 W NL iii • .4 .t.- :- Help,-.-, NWW , CI Pentecostal Cummunlun-Virsi Sunday a unday - a. a. %f ' Vistas . r.1 ___ • You see, there are lots of churches In town. And my parents to attend. These are Important decisions. They take timet Highway to West Bible Class ss:ee Morning Worship - thSO IL. Bvenln. Worship 6:00 P6 W. 14 St "1 Service lies P. a. S. eek $'svlee (Wet) 7:a V. U. Third Singspirstlon - M00 W. a. p. Morniag Worship - 5:15 a. a. regularly AM t. N T , em's abe. 113) Par tha abS of bin 4) For the seke ei itself, wbkh sseè his aetsi and =all" sterporL Plan shwelm regularly •. I B111) IIIIII, i's Tenth 7:15 V. a. Wed. Bible Study - T:30 g Vnid*y 1:30 V. a. $23-1311 pursss.heaMniSsseuIc,, Service 1:50 - les, - t•0, - .. . . - . 4•a. a SIN p. a. $4y U-SI) Saziurd. Vlortds " essad P. CHURCH Ob, 1:$s With ' W. Sad It at Maple Ave. M (JOtfl) *H*IPUMILD CHURCH 1ve A Orlando Drive 14 .' 06 J. 109"M 001 - Pastor orning Sunday Bysolag LuthA1'1 . Co. MMONART - I. a. - --...- .i 4 . Jr 1'IIIIT PENTRCOSTAL CHURCH Or LONGWOOD shovels Nor olviliamileft _ Bible Class Wed. - • en1es *1 of -I. p. a tile p. a. Morning Worship t Sweet 81*0&6" - Pastor 019 Mk " filIke" - 16:46 a. at. w*ip - isiec a. a. I p. g,.e4ag.W'ssh1p a. wono~ Prayer 20 I .__ • lb 5:15 iUTlIB)UN LAKB MART CHURCH OF CHRIST Morris Ruby M,anslIa1 Mosts In Lake Mary TWO "I Bible CIS" #is$ a. in. ... ., - -. 1.t rra. 1b 1 ?I W'*th i-1W 1%,r".1.1 1 Sons Back . yfttw VamlIy lervic. -lexel a. a. inks TM .iSirisdiiuur We b. go" a. Wed Prayer "-' th a Savage 1 Rev. IL Ruth Great - Pastor Adorning Worship -lots* 46 ut. • ; a. a. I' Ralph Brewer Jr. Mvaaell.t Bible School -- --- - Si's 5. a. P. . = 5S - C11UUCH ,)P CHIllS? neva • • Be. " - T 4.4'..., • • _ J . -- . FlXXCjgZsT BAPTIST to flI p1UI, - Servise - Sue p. a. I3ibisClss t I 4 , 1!e* Class" A C Cis" NOW* -- a. p. U. -S . - 1613 Park Avenue Iveatag P Wer p wto@"W 1:41 peapu lent.. - . Ill. P. -. Morni,Vforak Worship -.. i'lf- F - 1 il• . arles W 4tewar%, Jr. OUUB or CU* . Sef-rI b - - I- -,.- __ - 4. Fal" -;"t..1.j... - 5:11 a. a luadap Ickool MoralagW.rsklp..1i:Ds.m. ToeagPe.plelen$,e&IbI. RpWettkLeSgueSt059.m. Its@ V, in. Zvent study ___ I:" ________________ CHaIITIAM See "Heral d of unday on I sib Ms. It jilelly Ave. pastor Tuesday Ladle. Bible, dais eSI a. a. I 2: 1 ngsUst$elsrv....1s3I Church Of Christ WIITIDI Ml$$1ONA*T aapvaT oMUac$ - . put,, O .. WEATHER: Sunday high 87, low 78; Tuesday hot with scattered showers. Established 1908 -MONDAY, JULY 11, 1966 -SANFORD FLORIDA - Price 5 Cents VOL.58 NO. 281 -AP Leaned Wire - 91 Sunday -- * - __________________ 1011117114M WTLLI ',,• i M11THODI*TCMVRCM 3454 -$aafordAve. $150 Rim Aveaus tav *.bert w.tea sundal "how - 1:46 _____ 11*11 a... Rv..Ia:s.n1 V"Ift - ledi, p. se, ~ - 1 CUllS Robert Does, - Minister Bond" ilabool - let" a. EL 1"Alar CHURCH - - Worship Mom - IF" i !!1"_ I . VSI.5O reuse TheNHeofAmerics" ...* I iIt, ____ St.JoIu'.sklver the I c$C ,01 il or D •.II DIacirL.asoPcIialsT Worship - fits P. a - S : . Methodist God V. 06 on Gbfl * ,if rb i ' WST R.e(g.'s..Pselor Cowty •s*n - - ----•-- a SUMLA$D wein cIIORCM ISIS Prsaek Ave. a. 1g:::d;-te'i.t 4 I - of Din CIIVICII O 000 C"Wor *154 L rrea.n $snlaad netates AitSed _____ Reynolds 11ev. Doss Svs4 .m..i -• Morning Worsaip lixel a... •:t$ a. -. IV$$.stlStIe Sen. h's p. a. Morning Wink!, - itt's a. a. -r. AMMOUT , J P. &;ie "Or"arldly""Istrot1w 0, . i il!l . . . Southern Methodist 0:45 a. a. Iv•aias W.reklp - lu . . Airline,, Settlement... HoDes is p. a. Worsp 5eest - Susdag ge", ids Tealk a"4 lil - 1 `011 - I '?S I . ~ - - -- . I - FiSt's ;, - • : -. -- - w:uens'sv'sa - - , -- I .. _-MM111111111110 1. II . ... ~,., I I - - tZ0`BS Baptist 141k . - IN..n - 0 aisgunglIS10$AU - ___.-.__. - 1 1) I 1 a. - 5~ ~% .~ A % 4 . ,ns w - 'i P"I . I, Z I L.. ; - IIIIIIIIII, !. ' I - ___ ... -....., I—-- IjjJ11I1flEvery\Veek% Adventist - 'i. .-* '. _', ~' I- ; I~ I I . - , i6T .... .. -- I - -. :14..;..r.._ __ .. . _ _ -- ') . - • ..SS.SS _-- ;.. . - . - - _________________________________ .~ 11-._~ -I.- ': - -. - .1, I1 1 , " - . I .1 7 ,7 : 4 ..I ...- _.S. .1 - S. - .---.-.s- ., .. . I - - • w. - Darnell Thompson of Pensacola have four children. and they .. -- p, ...._- .. ........... 4 Editorial Page -.. COOPERATION of the Seminole County Federa- Iatsrtalnm.nt ,,------- 3A ............... 2A Ho,e.cep. Women's Clubs and the Seminole County Sportsman's Association will result in the building - I. I society ------------------ 8.9 T -------------A atlon of Brinson, (third from left). The Sportsmen will match the fund from their own treasury. Land on which the park Is located Is owned by the Worn- Author Dies I NEW YORK (AP) A. - - - I-- William Hyman, Internationally of restrooms at the Wayside Park on the Weklwa an's Club. From left are Howard Tiodges, secretary. known lawyer and author of River. A check for WO wab presented to the Sportsmnn', Aociation today by u Mrs. V. B. Robert Wyche, president, birs. Brinson and W. A. (Jake) Adams, treasurer. (}Ier:tltl Photo) died Sat rday. He was . 12. -- , . S i L__--_-__1._-_- -..........-.1 _.... .- 0 '- & .-_'0..,f_'. ___ ------5-\ . I I 1 - -: __ f. -_ _ I I __ I—., "'V .. I I - �._L - — •- - - S - 0 S 0 •0 . - S. - . . / ------ . . ' .5.- -- . . . S -. - .. .4 - .. el..-. ,+ I I. 1 , 1 .___ -.--.---.----.--..----- - .. • • -- - _____, — I 9 — - 0 . -i , — ;••. ' . I. ij F. -,. .5 . ¶% . *. 1Ir 1I1UUf* I Viet _____ I-S 216"4 k11.d Down. Shoots 3 Helicopters, 2 w;nodda t -. -, _____________ -- —. 11.1 ___ Ilesr. 1 . •.. ON an 1110111111 an sm aid swheidN piet SiS, - 14, aid Mrs. it Ikeses ' hi $ ' . ____ --. ___ S JN keeasl hi the It. Ms liver hi JackssuvWe lit S ___ wdsy. - 5 W.ns Pudsitelis Jesse L litton it ___ S _____ —, _ whim he was Was ___ 5 -. 1 -. 5 ___ ___ -. --- ___ V9116 POlim W...h Reseed. Thus. 1$, and Huge FLORIDA 8TATH BANK baa been named out. Tuckers (left) chairman of th. board of the 3k. kss. * bath it MIvM. standing In civic beautification for July by the Nulty Group of Banks and Howard McNulty, (right) president of Florida State Bank of San. Santo Beautification Committee. Selection was Vat* who bit abitaint hi ford. a mad. by Mn. J. V. Jones, (center) chairman of Hutters Cart. 1$, it Miami. Hibiscus Circle. Accepting the award are T. E. (Herald Photo) d Lest., Gibson. Ii, it Mftng Vs. were killed Saturday I. ___ ____ New Grenada Demonstrations Set - ________ demonstrating anot L - j "° 0 - __ ____ i I-, . - ii ~ 5 -- , t I. - - -- . I - PANAMA ii 4 I I - : BEA W.Nlss,,Js* c. M. v..g.. Odes-do C p - ii 5 - Notes a !, It 1 4 Ili T010 01 Cl ' - - - i $ yJ' Drawn, Sally Greens Maude 1! 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IDA HARDISON, ___________ SANF Ill WsstThstStrest------- ------------------ ________ ______ REGULAR 33o.. REGULAR C. W. V.1k, OvIe.ds Mm. 1¼-d husk, Jet , lily I. Woo,Dse.gles, 1.. Ninth. Yves.e Isale, Dey. leech Ms.. Cbo.4s. Lisey, 0,15.4. C01P01A110N I FIW _______ e le TlfI.i, 1.. C.,iI SMile. .Me _____ _____________________________________________________________________ 24-or. VAN CAMPS imac h Aage liNe, is. M., 1. 1.4..,.. isa I. way expenses. .. and monthly payments to fit your budget. Stop In or call. Get a cash advance from GAC for a vacation ... or any purpose. 1 Lft WISIonts. I_____ It Is A. hsaismi, .1st -1 cub fa ai - rise •S saterd. Pt.. for a cash advance Getting the money you need for vacation fun Is a simple matter at your nearby GAC office. You get prompt, . . __ __ GrapesLBS. we4dlis sew use a lms, "Isa't she beautiful aued nadust Is lb. eaqulsIfo d.ih.ss silk utis her gr.sdm.ths, wets suer. hell $slluiy be. Ore.'s Ll"Is Als"lif Is ,,,vea to the fact 1k., proper car of the garment pr.s.rv.d it for Ibis ,saer.t1oa. Lihewiso rs., ________ of to.ys gewu prssirv. *em for 590 isis limes, iii Sulk h,esa, he. lv. City ___ __ ___ ___ Shoe., Helly Hill Ruth P.u.u, O,Isa4s Ms,lIp. Mis. C. .3. DU$ys., Jr., is. Ms., lime, Cia, Day. 1.. • just stop I out of a fsIry books and every. -- _____ l.qtw4 ______ ____ 0 i - i- mae, - I r' - Sdeei, Ma 4/$1 . O.W. DIXIE DARLING (25 FREE 00,1. Fe,,.N, is, PI,M fumb,, Ode.,d. Mi.. Met! ThesisId, P.1.1k, lIlubeok 5.11k. Mu. Do.. Mm.LWllNe.e,iez &D.Ivess,HellyHiIl Iowa Is a p,ic.lus When . •' I. this walks I. the ill.,, she looks Its Ilks she Geasdasa's - Russell B. Kitner, Barbara __________ - ____ ________ - Norms Jean Can', Margaret Smith, Titusvilhs. ro Knight, Uflh. Bill P.14ev, Joy.. tN F. Baker, Katherine BrsdA,rd, $aisfarb - gu . . _____ tIsjmsHlees,Pe.vy,P ______ _______ Cislus., Boy. Rib. N.., P. De..m.s, Ii. hI. Mizo..1 IT WOODIOW CAIN I 10' V. Jesse. Mm. W. W. M.1.., Jet . "LETS TALK DRY CLEANING" - Taylor, DeBary; Mary Lou Jordan and baby boy, Josephine Phillips, Deltona; Luqaeen A. Stankiewies, Johnnie NutTt' Juts., Leon Butfum, Osteen; ray, Willie Lee Dunwoody, Ru- -• lisle N.sssdhy, Met. Id. t I JUI.T19.19" Admissions T Andre W. Haisley, Marcus Beatrice VanSurger, Sybil J. Franklin, ry F r a n k ii , at George Lin4a.y, Samuel D. Myles, Virginia Jenkins, Stin. s son Kinlaw, Arthur Duhart, fa Housir, Regláa Crews, Mar rd ; Denise Parker, Ca.in 'Virginia Jenkins, Sanfo Lee Griff , f )lyni P. Stpak!ey, Jesse I.. selberry; Joan Stafford, Dcc' Mouse, Eloise Evan.-, Lucille Bary; Regina Cuneo, Harold .' I... Pus?ins Visk, 01 I- - ;- It Ses.&ess I,. ____ Mesbis. 0. P. _ IISOSM 3S5e. £4Je hØk, Insuw., Go. funfliled - tit - - hIlt Smes. ilado . M. - _____ ___________ _ Wisest Gird. .' se . REGULAR 29c -- Mobil Ticket, M.sbss. So. ____ Uu.$sidO.$tswsit,$s'. Ileales 5,, - J Fresh EGGS. TABLE . Juice REGULAR MIMisdLVesl,IIaIiaiS W L MISse, H.Ins. 94. - b il HUDSON - - N..,Psk,b. __ ______ t ______ $100. WINNERS - ; # -- MRS. S. S MCCALL ____ Sanford, Florid. ____ .. _ MISSNIR o,g..ã, Florid. Out With FBI After Wild .. 6O.ct. 20 Td.hue.s, Florid. , GRADE 'A" REGU'LAR 3/$1.00. . THRIFTY MAID TOMATO DvPRU WILLIAM L ___ ALL WHITE . Napkins CAMPIILL CURTIS M. groups Wounded PIN EBREEZE - G.su'gI. V c a Pi'stolsPacking Gal REGULAR 29i MEDIUM FLORIDA REGULAR 2/21s SHIRLEY MORRIS • The - - STONI Few Bey, Fleme PhIL flaber..e . s. _ W. . aisin J.cks.uiivllIe, Fluid. none Tornado Rips I I - r _ Fled. ___ ____ Odmud., Fleuld. PlY. RAYMOND 0. IRIDGHAM J. DELMOP4TE _____ ____ RUTH MRS. ___________________________________________________ ________________________________________ _ Titseivilk, , JULY 13TH 11 ,7, ___ MRS. ALAN HINKSON young 'I ,' __ ______ ______ crowd of whites. - ____________________________________ 15.oz. Daytsa ksck, Florid. , RESERVID.—PRICES GOOD THRU WINN-IttII STOW. t5LC0PT51•N?-IW .". ____________________________________________________________________________________ McKIP4NIY Goluweslilo, Fled. 1051 SMITH form a corn- known sin, QUANTITY RIGHTS $1,0N. WINNERS FLORENCE 1. -DIXIE ! VVINN - w. - poW!r. patrol- WIN with f ,- - ' li GeeClisi1 t 1 r group of - OP 0 11111 • ' - / - '._; - - - - PLAY LUCKY BINGO! __ g more d S . . . ; I C - _ - . __ Z __________________ - Is - . The committee administers Chase. Sanford; John W. Evans, The new flairl of (11M go. the marketing order regulating C. R. Clonts, Andrew Stanko, torn Boats at Flodda's -lam Gince Engi. instructed to prepare forms to Dunn.Rsnkln, to recommend to $T.50 per month. -- SAVe a ______ Rith HuyaaI, ______ _____ ( S Oviedo, members, and Randall - _____ ___ : \ . necring Company and submitted be available at the clerk's office council at next work session Passage of an ordinance pro- the handling of celery produced Ferdinand Duda and James L Springs has beim awassil lW to the county commission wi th for insurance claims by resi. feasible ways the city can corn. hibiting construction of fences, in Florida. Pearson, Ovdo, alternates, famous Seminole indion f, clashes 'Black Power' Misinterpreted, Says King ______ _____ ~ had been drawn by - to., Nolesh; 1 4 ' 1. In other business, City At. The clerk was authorized to in. chine for the clerk's office. report datelined Lakeland. Plans for the project already torney Gene R. Stephenson was vita the city auditor, Frederic Rental charge was reported as . .. - . ___ . - hours is at..dby council. tIOfl in the The Communists nailed a In scattered th the ern provinces, U.S. s nor chopper as It ferried in Ma rine Ma ri nes reported killing 13 Viet to protect another CH34 which Is Over had gone down Sunday night Cong Sunday. WASHINGTON (AP) — Con- with mechanical trouble. A sec. In addi tion to the 238 Viet Cong reported killed In the butgirls, ending a lOusy vacation ond CH34 was brought down the Cambodian frontier, today, barely has time to put the Reds this morning in the tie nearwere We a captured by the down its suitcases before same area. However the onigieight God it shouldering the burden of major nil helicopter was repaired and American Infantrymcn. The ac killed: Other bO S1Nllknt$ F.! ____ kesman lion was part of operation decisions on the Vietnam war returned to action, a spo Jukuaon, 11. Paso, which began June 2. A IIkbatd aid. and foreign aid. Wuu.0 Tommy Idsean, II, spokesman said that a total of _________ Both houses are expected to U.S. Air Force and Navy Viet Cong had been killed, J7 M1; Mary Tartar Davis. planes flew u missions against 854 take up Tuesday the compro- North Vietnam Sunday. In ad- captured and 188 weapons 4, and seized so far. Iibilant mis. version of a $17.4-billion ditlon to the fuel dump near ________________________ GRENADA, Miss, (AT) ruin who fought back when the Tb. posting came after a He called for a 'united black bill to authorize procurement ° then Then Phu, an oil storage ________ $tosl-hslnest.d highway petrol- troopers moved In. heat-defying anti-slum rally In consumer bloc that would be military hardware and pave the area 32 miles northwest of Vinh way for an across-the-board pa was hit In the continuing Amenmen, wielding billy c'ubs and When the first group had heiSt WoddFo.d Soldier Field and a attic to strike at any concern," raise for the armed services,y can effort to cripple North iVet- Worth Knowin gun butts, deus off some 30 scattered, the riot squad turned Chicago's traffic-halting march through and ended his speech with a Actual funds depend Negroes auLtid. on he ream's motor transport. Other some. 10 Loop. Better housing, more pledge to come to Dr. King's priation measures toonbeappro. than 10,000,000 Of Whole - Dead con- targets the Grenada County Jail, as Negroes who were watching Included bridges. Jobs and better schools were and trucks, most estimated DISABLINO ac. sheriff's deputies scattered 100 from a courthouse parking sidered later. barges, roads aid at any time. $*ATI'Ll, Wiab. CAP) — jeering whi. fji.e stre among the demands. The authorization bill, sub- of them near the coast of the cidents every year, a figure Weiss, Sb. guile weuld4ais.d But civil rights leaders The bystanders were still Earlier. King linked arms King recently has been In dis- 11111 larger than admtnis- southern panhandle. approach I n g 111101P 10611111 W1110 bMMS I 100- Planned now domonstradw being hit with billy clubs and with civil rights leaders, Includ- Agreement with McKissick and tration. .recommendations. in- The Navy said its planes de, 505e occur In of black Slim plots. star a subject today a swim-in and a read-in, rifle biztts by highway ing Floyd McKluick, natIonal other advocates eludes provision for several con- stroyt'd or damaged 20 supply a nd around In their test it public sccommen when county policemen di .eI.tUIe I.s, Ii of p. the Congre trucks, most of them near rector of ss a James H. Meredith. fIrst troversial Items such as a te home. m e. 7,I4, were graduate of the medatlossa in this town of Negro ordered 10 disperse the dal Equality, to deed. Thanh Hon. lid m e 16% rigate and a start on a The bombing of No halfway between Jackson the noisy of Miastulppi, who clear f versi h Vietrt GrIM., who bught ty man front In too struggle for Uni happen in or new manned bomber and the lIIssIulppl capital and Mom- The whites fled and WU Negro equality, namese fuel supplies began us was wounded during a recent second, and development of a mid-June, by motor vs. and 15 Teens. hit. smaller dumps hides (not In. I. C., as.., at first had march to Jackson, Miss., told Nike X antimissile system. who McKissi ck, _____ 43 trials of some of eluding deaths were hit before U.S. planes atrights rally that all civil the ri im to Suit. CHICAGO CAP) Dr. Martin said he might not be able to atThe House next takes up its tacked the major depots on the clvii rights workers jailed for U sed by • miii. attu'J, , must join to fight "the version of the S4.1 m o t n r v e. nstration Luther King Jr. Sunday brushed tend the rally, told the crowd of billion for- edges of Hanoi and Halphong -. lrsidIy beset ap$isstty staging a sitdown democome hides), a it d up past signs calling for "black some 33,000 that the concept of system of white aupermacy. cign aid authorization act, June 29. In the two weeks since, Ks. M. dr,.,is4 wh* he____ doe. mdii today in city court. about 20' power" to post tie. demands of black power had been nuliint.t. The slogan "black powe r" which for the first time would Air Force and Navy planes have lest U hi. waterfrost pea and Many of the Negroes dis- his Chicago civil rights move- preted, that It meant only that was seen In crudely painted authorize a two-year program, struck at fuel Installations every happen on the job. So there ad laught Is"a at Saturday Negroes "have a right to deter. signs. and heard In the chants Congress previously has Insist. day except on July 2 and stave Negroes ed on authorizing foreign aid bombed at least 24 of them, t. can relax your guard or of clutches of - area had come on a sympathy Hall. mm. their own future.." - march for the 43, sense of safety. If you only a year at a time, with a ciudlnii one return to the halphong depot. smoke in bed you shouldn't - full rwIew each, year. relim1i*ry hearing for, two An A4 Skyhawk f ro carm the even relax there. Of per. The -. &nate has a differe nt white men rested after slots / ncr Constellation went down on haps 050,000 fires it Is esti. version which may be consid- an armed reconnaissance misstruck near a federal official mated that about 16%'17% ce-ed late in the week, or more Shon before dawn near Vinh The are Panama City aist two otters u they ware caused by someone's about to go Into a Negro church CITY CH (AT) and foreign policy generally are airman in an accompanying Saturday night. .I`WOd Into Pau' A column of patrolmem certain to figure largely In the plane said there was a large smoking, Of a reported 886,. Sunday algist, armed with shotguns, carbines ma City Ii debate ire both chambers. explosion when the Skyhawk 600 fires in 1062 about two thirds were In one or two "u"I . Askinsam—d 11117,010 anid tewsas grenades. were . POST They jumped from their The House has only minor went (town. hundred" officers oura Idaho (AP) most one group of aoout lire family residences, so who daaag. aajf*Jurhis a trifler ground the third-floor cell window to the matters before it today, but the Communist said Lillian Jo Remus, the young rounding the motel, 200 Negroes standing near t).e dweller, woman who charged out of a wife of the owner, Mrs. David roof of the men's quarters on Senate considers a House. knocked down an Air Force F-IC can feel immune? Our Thomas Sullivan Jail at dusk Polk. passed bill to give federal civil- Phantom over North Viet Nam prime aim Is to serve you to motel room, spraying bullets &oty, the second floor, then two stor- Ian employee a .sld Irene eka was hoipital. The trooper' were ordered pay raise of Sunday, but the crewmen were well in every way. MAcrowd aft er about from a gold-plated Ml carbine The sawed-off Mt carbine es to the ground. Miss Bosley about 2.9 rescued. Capte. Thomas P. SON'S JEEP SALES, INC., lied sites' bit trailer was over. disperse thfirst per a pistol uas se refused to move at policemen and FBI agent,, had been fitted with cent, with lenWeeks Jr., 33. of Moundville, 500 E. Second riously injured in the provements In fringe turned, lIoltaI officials ssi 50 Negroes benefits. Ala.. from the Jail house lawn, then lay se riously wounded today handle so it could he used as a last jump and was left behind, The - and Frank J. Lennon, 35, _____________ she suffere*'eaft and abraslou shifted Senate, after acting on to a nearby spot where tout was responding to trest- hand gun. Her wild flurry of — Miss Remus and three other the defense authorization but her condition was listed as is ISO Negroes were gathered. shooting sent bullets through persons were ment. lot s.rioui.. accused of coun' scheduled to take up legislation The 50 the ones who staged One FBI agent was wounded a scree n door into Rockwell's terfeiting $40,000 The twliter, followed by the sympa thy march worth of $20 for stepping up programs to alheavy rain; rIpped opei a ateij liceU- in the shoot-out just before car and flattened the tires on bills, and printing $5,000 worth leviate water and air pollution. gee- group as poxef midnight Saturday before the her own automobile, of fake unemployment, welfare La member of roofs, smashed at brought up a bus to take them The officers then opened fir. and railroad pay checks. She mite,ter in the week, If time per28-year-old woman fell with least two frame houses and away. the Senate is ex pected to broke wiit4ws in apartment Patrolmen clubbed to the bullet wounds In the head and with pistols, rifles and a shot. also is charged with armed rob' renew a lively internal scrap on e ground and arrested one Negro left hip. After emergency sun- gun. Miss Remus fell to th bery in the $1,325 holdup of a buildings. ; proposal to add member. of nesdmoneyrtt -________________ gery at a hospital In Spokane, ground, screaming. P oil C market in a Seattle suburb. the Fo re ign Rela ti ons CommitWash., 20 miles sway, she was found a loaded 38-caliber r.vacation Officers had watched the mo- tee to the special watchdog volver in her clothing, and a tel room ill Saturday after. committee taken off the critical list, supervising the Cen. "After we told her to corns 22-caliber rifle and a .44 mag noon, hoping she might come tral Intelligence Agency. Hospital out, she opened and closed the num carbine inside the room, outside . Her brother sail an Present members of the watch. __ motel door several times, then along with ammunition for all unidentified man visited her for dog committee. now drawn Discharges JVIj, 8. Im A41sa1uisa Beverly Sue Jeffcoat. Ameril fired a single shot. maId, the the weapons and a fountain-pen several hours. Police said she from the Armed Services and ntly to make us tear-gas gun. apparently had re turned to the Appropriations committees, op. Carolyn S. -Vehorn, Mathilda B. Maddon Maddox, Terry Dries' room, appare Authorities had been looking Northwest to visit relatives, had shot herself," N. Barnes, son. Naphie Bashara, JoAnn think ohm pose enlargement. Dorothy DeBos., Beverly Sue Jeffcoat, Annie Hulderbrandt, Marion Swain said FBI special agent Robert for Miss Ramus since last Sept. and baby boy, Linda Skidmore, Rockwell of Coeur d'Alene, who 13, when she and Johan N. Bo.Adkins, AmeiIi B. Maddex, Icy, 29, of Spokane, bo th held Barbara Da. was shot in the leg. , Wright, Hester Davis, San. iJelores Stimnuel, "We told the officers over the on forgery charges, used smug. ; Floyd via, Alfred Hubert llookhsrd, ah Cambridge, Sanford bull horn to stay back, then sled-in hacksaw blades to saw Nichols, Deltorea; David A. Sanford; David A. Emanuel, and she opened the door seed stad.d through the bars on a cell win. I William se; Alice Romans En te rp ri Emanuel, Znt.rprls.; said. There -are "at. dow in th e Spokane city jail. baby girl, Geneva; William E. firing," he ngwood. smbm, Lo ______________________________ Mullins, Longwood; Violet E. Discharges Earmin Midkiff, Dawn i4. Wyer, New Smyrna; Virginia Daughtry, Willis Bush, Gilbert Batts, Titusville. 11 I 12 uncil Chairman not yet determined, when plans quested that providing a paid to cover the expense. the Florida celery committee B. F. Wheeler Jr., W. R. Clonts, station — Its, am bms of ___ The board voted to approve by the U.S. Department of Agri. Andrew Duds Jr.. James D. drill-412, and man hess on repot ad at the are corrected to provide better fire department for the city be discussed at a work session, rental of a photo.copylng ma- culture, according to an Al' Coibert and David N. Earle, mainteivanc. of tmks4L regular meeting at the city drainage. * IN4 1itUds Ol i - Congress at N - e Mr.. . 4 Perey Whit. -. ( _____ . to Langdale In -. . 04 for joint partlelpa. dents and th. Highland I commander. ~ S a request tion. did not approve taryschooltooantStrettand ___ = = C= *id 5 complaint of the ply with recommendations of trees or shrubbery over 24 feet ben of council complained they Bids were called for a. W.. above street grade failed for had had no opportunity to study istor radio for the lb. IspalS. pOlIOS department that certain the state audit. lb. lack of second. mem. the proposed ordinance, mint with bids to b. hi for drithige on reported the lots on Waymsa had returned Letter was read from the White further engineering hail by 4:30 p.m. Aegnet 4, the proposed sidewalks for Or. county is willing to cooperate 'to their natural state and con. office of state auditor, Ernest Monthly flee rDOr$ snge Avenue from the elemen- with the city on the sidewalks tam wild creatures and var. Ellison, informing that state County Men On Celery Group fir. calls-2, mae hosts ot to the ntofpdingfos mints was nf.d to the a aud it had cost $2O0 and that $1,100 was being refunded to Twelve Seminole County an- Named to the committee were —21, man and leasing machinery and Is. torney. from the school from subdivision, borer. on Saturdays, for a fee Councilman John Denton re- city of the $4,000 put in escrow ecutives today were named to Gen. J. C. Hutehison, Sanford; for Rurr1ca. Alms Ot firs Avenue county Jets _____ ___ __ -I :.. 1 . I. . . Several U.s. and nine South Viet Communist shore fire came names, soldiers, while two reporting only ugig patrol eon. within 10 to 20 fee Ot riser. U.S jets were lost I ths in the jungles northwest , pl*n,, said Its IaJ. air war Against the Jesus J. Anderson, 40, of Shall. North, an American spokesman ent escaped toward the mar. Isla. nnounced today. tarCambodian border, 1.svie at Guam-based B52s hit two A Navy fights-bomber be. least South Vietnam's central 331 dead after U.S. 14 gets came thO 2M PUM hat In this Wantry Division decoyed ft 210 northwest of Saigon today: Corn. 17-month war ug"t,North guetlllaa into a furious fight. Vietnam air early Iedsr. The munist withdrawal routes lead. All 13 helicopter deaths bombing continued with an 4' when a U.S. UH1D Iroquois was hug to Cambodia, and bunrs tack on another oil storage down 18 miles southeast of and fortifications In tIes Ia pot. 130 mIles westhorthwest Drug Valley just north of the Hanoi near the Old French b13 Xuyen Province, which has '''of th first big fight be. of Dien lien Pleti, The pilots been relatively quiet in recent tween U.S. and North Vietnamreported that two buildings months. The U.S. spokesman is. forces last November. U.S and Vietnamese pilots had no furt her details. 640 sorties In the South Sun. The two other helicopters-ne CH3S troop-cargo day. American airmen, in 12 both Ma ri claimed possible kills of ciiiera—went down In the sorties, 32 Viet Cong. destroying or northern part of the country S miles northwest of the Marine damaging more than 500 enemy at Chu Lal. There were no huts and fortifications and snk- .. - 1srei at `7711 Air Force flying boat. ___35,euuiaihittsffic - Longwood's Drainage Plans Not Approved four ______ S Pao 3 - of Paucke LI.. balled Out SAIGON, South Viet Nam re damaged. (AP) — The Viet Cong ShOt Ground fighting In South Viet- half mile off shore and were down three American helleup. narn With U. up with 20 minutes by an fthw p .l_ui.i,I Pson w.sk.nd scc1bn' .-- - 1 & picked I 1966 11, By flsm $us . . .. I 6ng July * 400 S. Flies St. - 00 - .5- - 0 - 0 , - - - - - --...---.--.----. - 5 01 ••0 0 - 0 - J - ;- .. -.---. -- '-- - -- . — - - .............. : .. - • -,:..:. 5-- - -.1 I - - -:-- 0S -- - -- 0 - - ______ Hlgw.y 17.,2. Leagws.d --- .. 00 0 i ;••0 •• • t 0 - - - • -- - -____ ...••,0 t. - " - 00 0. - . . - - 1. - -- ... S_S I I . it. ~ I- 11.3. .j 4 �t rn : caca D I uN a. a. use a. a. ss Not C"_ 1*55*. Alliance Isadap . iir iswsii*iwu Gnuum @4 161h OL 'Ias - _*1hIS P WJUS* a. - (Tess.) • -j a a - Iw.. v rust R*,e*n cIv* III Pest Lessee F. I. Cli mwrmw we"611111, .0 ads a., 96 06 Gdwd m%$1155 *511*5* WSUIIP a Tvi*it$l URISS • ff4!S(IS •• p . 4 I I -•' I _. -.-. - . I• -•-- -. '• t a IU$L*$D ILItIST cZIUSC* 5*15 Vrosoh Ms. I. 15.4*. Silas Islul -5:5* a. a. Nomas Donald Md Reynolds ... .0 a. a. 11:00 16 a. *5rulag Worship list p. 86 worship . __ cicaa or oo or P10111107 Methodist xøoziT a a CIUSCI 24" Sanford AT& 1. $W me Avesise nki$rvs. *rnu a. 1"001 Morning worship title a. . $pwstth Lss(us - (:IS P. a. Ivaslag Worship - 7135 P. In. Wed. Prsysi Issilas 7:55 p. a. a. Let rs.p*. i.rvTss a. study 1*5* - __ L g.*sts. ,.Citrus Slights Suulsad Southern E1 MUST uvulas worship fiff 96 ZTWDIOT cxcic* or flu ö PTsssS 04 LltsN rum.. ___ __ am a.' A. Sunday Msru*ug W51*Ip - *1*5* a. X,UauIIk Sin. -115p. a. Paaily ((1gM IsivisS West, . 115 V. VP - --- II % 5*5* a. a. ?p. ' IsluI - Wed. Prarsi I W.dusad r a. *b*.*uly1Ie •. ____ Baptist r..w bly 01 God Epiacopa' I Nazarene S I wow masno go an. 'IM_ 10 1 0 1, N'L nowwo fabd&I edhedtj Ot#g morning Worship W view Holy connswout am IL otwirun or Clammy ••_&• 031111111011S IT .04 club lUlls 55$ Cub Lsfl5 Robert Doan, -MIaiMsr clgvaC* Seadap 1111.1 - 15*55 a. U. 11.1 Oak Ave. Worship lsnlas - 11*11 a. in. 1s$iV elua$sn$is....1:Np.a. •s*1 A. Radii lrssdwi-. pslusI W.?.SJL isa. g W.esl1g 11:55 a p. a. 111k -u g$a - 5:5* $15 p. a. ('Prnvøh t1fl?1$t a isnise 11$ p OP CHIUIT C 1135 P. a. 1513 PSi* Leliui sort Brown -$,asgsllst VW_ mi. is&I -• W.aaas -Bapft - _ MOLT CIOU 5*1 I. Park Mi. Th. 5.,. L.r.y D. so Holy Communion -7:80 a. a. V*InI1y service -15:55 a6 a. - - me hider . "4t' a.' •' • purse shald ilI a r.gul.rly u SIU the a(1 living .b.. ) c 2 i. OF CHURCH UIIICiIS*1T --. L .-"tsa Put.' I ••,, - *nd sdurWa.,'al. 1'I to li a essdyullbtedaily. -•-• ; • '.: - MIUIONLIIT CHURCH W Far" 1135.1 Pastor • I • • • • 1*10 p. a gag 11*11 a. a. *55j Worship - 11:00 a. a. Wsisblp - 1:35 p. a. 15s • WØaSp Prayer ____?*is p. a. Woour _______ nl. * ________ 241 4 d4$WN _______ BAPTIST 0*5* a. a. Sp4ay isbeel WN* Psnlss - *1*55 a. a. t3510'SS UlIsa - Sill p. a. Resslas Werokip - 7:11 p. a. Wi' Prayer lore. - till p a. _ _______ 3 a. SCIENTIST ...... Wednesday Service i ZNI.Kam, Sund Deuteronomy 3O:l2O t GREGORY LUMBER of Seafood CELERY CITY PRINTING CO INC. • ' ' ;" • - c1z' t t tz' t , Fd PhllipØI.ns 1:19.26 und lsoIoh 41:1.13 W..sdoy Psølnn 33:4.12 cfz' . oedu,g. t ••' - 01 a :, . a u • HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff CARRAWAY & McXIBHIN Insurance HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappi and Employees FLORIDA STATE BANK AND. STAFF BARBELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford • THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. B. Strickland • KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim Don Hawkins, Manager ' ____ ____ _______ M-= 3-28%MERU 2 p RAPTIST AmUoch I • Baptist Church, Oviedo Central Vaylls: Church, Ill) Oak AV& 1*uIse96 VIrs* Baptist Church Chulvuta 5p11.s Misuse Elder Springs Baplist Churcbt, 555 Lihasa MC Viral Baptist Church. III Park Ave. Prisadihip SplJ.4 Church SI MtI*1P551 15155 *1. III, Ahisarsis spliags Viral lsptlst Church ci Delary Just flapUsI Church of 008"6 TI P1e$ RaUst Church of Lake Mary Pins Ispilil Church of lake Monroe 7$rd Iaplkai Church of Longwood. CO, I Church I Orasi Viral Baptist Church of Oviedo lint Church at los Lands SPniale Viral lapsiuS shUch Niaimas,p BaptIst Church, 1*51 W. *0th II. Venal City Baptist Church ru Veaslala Mud Baptist Church. Oviedo Jordaa MI.at.ssny ississ Church. .. 1531 W. Viral a. Li's isulhsrasap PaSist Mission. Chuluola Church North Rd. Hi.S*5WP al Enterprise T Macedonia Mission Mapilat Chorek Oak AW U4 usidds, t Church, Geneva Hwy. 15 Glory Baptist Church, i'i.gs PA. Lasgicod Mi. Des MissIesary Baptist. llPU Lea. now lethal Mmusaany Baptist Church, W Ilk 51. 1 Mallory Lee. New MI. Calvary Missionary 541)1151 , I , - - • - - - - • -. - - - - • ' - UKAC Onura Rev. sisrriwuisr CHURCH Rd.. at Woodland Lvi., Robert H. Temple. Jr. Past., Church School - 3:41 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. 5:11 p. a. HIP - WSSTUINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CSSL.BbIHRV itt. tis sat ot d.untnol. Plaza Rev. ucas V. Gril. - Pastor Church School __ 3:30 a. m. Horsing Worship 11:50 a. a. Junior III I Senior HI Youth Meetings - 5:30 V. a. Tuesday: Primary Choi, rehearsal 3:35 Adult Choir rehearsal 7:00 Wed.: Jr. Choir rebiarshal 1:11 ...... SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff NELSON * CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ' J. C. PENNEY COMPANY • INC. BORNE DISTRIBUTO Hwy. 17-92, Sent C L R0l!0 Rod • .'J._..2•••• K1LCORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Seafood • PLIBLIX MARKETS and Employees BILL HEMPIJILL MOTORS, INC. 301 W. 1st. St., Sanford lie, W. 11th it. Ni's noun Primitive Baptist Church, 1555 W. New Mt. Zion Baptist Church. itie poor Ave Oskisso Baptist Church, 3743 W 35th 11 isteus Usotisi I'hurch PInScrssi Baptist Church iii W. Onura Ild• Prairie lab. Baptist Church, UI,is Hit. Vern Park Progress Missionary tiptisi Church. alltlw.y Second Shiloh tlIsslunsr, Baptist Church. w..t Sanford Stialand Baptist Church. 3415 Yr.ueh Ave. SI James 5*16.i.,ua,y Baptist church ilto 1W. 411 Osteen St. Paul Missionary Ra.'Iet Chvrh. III as St. Matthews Missionary Baptist Church Canaan Heights St. John'. Missionary Ilaptat Church. cuuscu or STRICKLAND-MORR!SON, INC. and Staff STENgI'IWM REALTY Rub St.n.trom and Staff 80(T1'HERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees • • • ' • - - CHRISTIAN Vinci Christian Church. 1101 5. Sanford Ave. CONGREGATIONAL CUfl15fU5*IiOn*i ChCiitiiu ChiI'ch 3*01 Pork Ave. Nurthald. Christian Church, P'l a r IS a Haven Of.. Maitland - A scension Lutheran Church. Qve,brook Dr. Cassliberry U004 Shepherd United Luth.rL 2101 5. Orlando Dr. Lutheran Chorus of the aed Was,. III • Psi, Messiah Lutheran Church, LSISrlesm LOSSOM Hall. Prairie Lake. Vera Park La 435 Luthersa Cir, - )11'lUODIST Barnett Mem.'ia* Methodist Church, a.DeBary Ave. £alerpr$.es Bear Lake Methodist Church lethel *.u.g Church, Canaan Height. - •,; •' • (Mkgrive Methodist Church, Ovied. Osises *515.4*55 Chink Peels t Wsaiiyaa Methodist. W.atPasl It. Jam" A.M.a.. 0th 54. si CyPress Vt. Marys L.M.S. Church it. At. 4*5 OIISIS 'it. Pssra M.skedIs$ C h u r s h OeieSs *.isterpriss -Stafford ' MemOrial Methodist C h ts Fe S a. Deissy NA*A11E$I P 1 toI Church it the Nasarsis. W. ft4 as - Vera Park tYBrisa 54, Church ' - tho mares.. et the Kasareas MITUSIAB Chunk 'an. *sr, Ave. Viral rresh1snisa church. Oak a. 3rd Cl. Viral Presbyierlao Church of DiBary. S Ilighisod Preebyleplis Ch%ueh of The co,..sas 115 & (),ISnC. Ve 141. Andrew* Pre.byt.rt&s Church - - ci - L*ks Mary Church - asseibetry Community Methodist Church. Hwy. 17.12 6 piney Bldg. Rd.. COsselbSflT Ocilary Community MstkedIsc church W. Highlands, D.larp Ave. $440 Isafoed Lee. Ire. Methodist Church. 50$ W. 4th st 0mev. Methodist Church. Ge..,. Dracs Methodist Church, Olora 1114. Uraa$ Chapel A.M.a. Church, Oviedo Dealers - • :. 52 13 Bear Lake Road Up.als Community First Southern Methodist Church • Esi.rprls. L.UTME*A$ ., St. Anne Catholic Pershing Church. P*scs. Delary St. Mary Ma gdalene Catholic Church. Malt. land Ave. Altamonte Springs - t Christ Spisuopal Church, Longwood LII Saints Episcopal. Holy Cross Ipiscopal. Park Ave. as 4th -• - Chuluota U. - - Christ Msthodtst Church Suntaad Batat. frit1 Methodist Church. 415 Park Viral Methodist Church of Oviedo - - $30 Cypress at. Temple Baptist Church. Palm spring, .tilamouie Springs Weets$4e Missionary ilapihil Church. iii -a. Holly Ave. Zion Hop. Baptist church !i3 Wang. Ave CATHOLIC Church of the Nativity, Lake Mary All Soul. Catholic Church, ill Oak A'. Roinas Catholic Mass, Sporismass cluh. CHRIST IP1OPAL Church MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff 'BOSE AND WILKS RESTAURANT Ro* Wilk. Bowman & Employees • Church of Christ. shil S. Pub Ave. Church of Christ. U.n.,. Church of ChriS. Lako Mary Church of Christ. Lungioud church of Christ. Psols CHURCH OP shOD Church sit Dud. HO Hickory Church of Oud 1343 S. Preach Church of Dod. Oiled. Church of Clod 011soloo. MotaiprilS All $aI•i lpi'copai tie.. Enterprise . •. • STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving I. Pryor and Staff A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida .?LMi. 11405 • ,.:. ., .• I COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slams and Employees Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. COJ. 0. (JIM) Smith $Dd Stiff • " SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH D1RE(ORY 1* • $7Th South Orlando Drive Thomas -H. Makin Pastor 1:00 a. a. Worship Church School - 10:10 a. a. .... ___ ._. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees FIRESTONE STORES Bob McGuire and Staff • • _____ ____ ' s s ctz' s __ _____ • T W, - JU4y - Plorbeer Fellowship 4:00 V. in. $:rHl Fellowship I*1Op.a. ______ • SEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. tiS W. First, Sanford CHEL . a' - Rev. Robert N Jscklns. Pastor Morning Worship - 1:10 a. a. Sunday Sobool 1:41 i. a. __________ to Murnini Worship *0:51 a HIP - M..tlsg. - 5*10 V. a. • lnh,rm.dis ls, Siniur) I Worship 7:11 p. In. - . , , 4 ,e c !.... .......__ CHURCH 410 Park Ave. FIRST MITHODI$T . V Oak' Ave.'1 1. Virgil 4 Bryant, Pastor ate Pastor Morals Worship 5:35a.m. 5*5* a. a6 Church School Session most io:i a. a. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Ch ur ch School— 3:00 V. a. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - I caunca a. Methodist • • - 4tO t7w~ /4 P1t5*BVTIMLAN COVkNANT PRSSSTTSIUAN • - - - ••H H Nursery Kindergarten and . . b Pastor Sunday School -.' weren,w wrvivc .- a.,.. p. a. a 2 Tusi&y II Chronicles 29:1-11 Mcnd Joshua 24:19.21 $wuci, I.e. SubJ..lz "Sacrament' Reading Room; ill W. First W..kdayst 15:31 a.m.-4;3s p.m. _____________________________ a -. VIR*T ________ I ( Hi W. Uoenss . • - CHRIS? 110 last Second Street Sunday $.rvlos I Sunday School &i:ao a. Have' and TV "This to the Life" • ChHstian ScIence CHURCH THE 5SDIIMMSII 10$ W. 35th Place -rh:cbur: 01 10 • PAOlA CHURCH Olt CHRIST W. I. (BIU) Hammond. Ivan.. list Highway 45 libIs Class -- 1515 p. a. Morning Worship hue's. a. Rvsnlng Wors hip - 0:50 p. a. iibIICI$siisW5d..1;$ip..a. PILLS? CHURCH op Club *o4 i ;.,T4sCasavp . 3'. Ist1 - Past.. $ 3 , Bible CUM -_ flu, lisralaiWorihIn.. vn1ai Worship . 1*00 libisCisis WSd..... list p. L..UTRRAN CHURCH OF what my parent. said when I asked If I could go to Eddie's Sunday &høl. You see, there are Iota of churches In town. And my parents haven't decided which one We Ought to attend. These are Important decisions. They take time! But that doesn't aalti Sunday mornings much fun. With all my friends at ehurch, thin's aobod to play with except that bully up the street. And Dad and Mother say I shouldn't p117 With him. That's funny! How come parents can decide what kind of boy. w. should play with, but they can't decide what church we should attend? .: fl Seems to me that going to church next Sunday might help P. pmw Kindergarten and Nure.ry ____ 4)P.,tb.*5.(th.sh..th LAK MARY CUU T 5OF ORII ..s k . 8uyi.wzafl Cummusdui-PIrgI Suadsy Is Msslt.vbkhassk1s aural 7*10 P. P. a. Morning Worship - 11:11 a. a. Sunday Evening - 7:35 P. a6 Wed. *iei. study - 7130 p. a. Conquerors Meeting Friday 1*31 p. a •- cm drows ble - & Islas Worship 1Wt*ci Big,=c molw a .l.i. Thae as h u.sad reasons why ivory as Ralph Brower Jr. lvaugsIlut 5:555. a. Bible Sibas) Mor*Iag Worship ....1110S1.m. • LU THERAN CHURCH 31" A Orlaude Drive Hwy. 17-93) Sanford. Florida, 933-1312 The Row. .1. Gordon Ps sry, Pastor Morning Worship - sits, a. a. Sunday School 5:15 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. ! wwza _____ SlY. 5. Ruth Grass - Paster sunder school - 15151 a. a. Lutheran CMA om me t1r,life 11mildt, of tender an Chan" 9 P. PIJITICOITAL sos ovass stnsi ______ Mi. 55 OIU 011U5u155 _ 10~ i-en IIRST ,M$i,, Tuesday s a. a. smess. 11111114 Visa - . see, a. a. Mses Class -- 1*35 p. a. Wiakip - $115 a. a. Wsdassday 1*10 p. a. Bible Class Wsnhip - 7*15 P. a ___ is . r.'711: see $i Si.I Molly_ LVP 16, _____ 141:40 a. S. altu a. OL ___ Morning Worship i'll Service I$## V. in.mid-wilsib Third Sunday Iluguplratlia - Ill P. a. __ Sunday Bible Study Past" Sunday School - 1;46 16 M Sivasavlatio 06 11109 IL EL wroa cuini*s .,. L Lester St. Presbyterian Church. Ilp.aia lid. Westminster Presbyterian Chinch, Howell Park. Rh. 410, Caasilbsrry *MVSNTH DAT ADVENTIST Vurni Lake isveslb.day Adventist Church. Hwy. 434. Forest city Seventh-day Adventist church. MalUand Ave., Altamonte Springs lasford lovest5.day Adventist Church. Stevens llia 07111K CHURCHES Aflsss A.M.a. Church, Olive 113th Church St UsE 1* Chniat. OIida Chuluote.-.Ceaausity Church Church of 0.4 of Pi.Ø.cy. 1107 Elm Ave. Church a 0.4 Miseisu, B.is,prts. Church ef Jesus Christ of Latter Day S.a iq", 1521 Puss Ave. Community Chapel. Altununts Springs ESitilD OrlMudu* Church, it. John. Chry50510*5 Chapil. Hwy. 17-13, Vera Path Cougrsgailos Roth Israel, i4th a Magnolia Viral Church as Christ. Scientist, $05 S. InC It. Kingdom Hall os Jehovah'. Witness Lake MOfla. Vail. liii W. Third St. Viral PS*tIsssstai Church of Longwood Poll Oupsl Tahase1. $134 Coss" Club Mt. Oliva Zolias.. Church, Oak Hill ill. Osises Plaecrsat LMemuIy of God, 37th 5 Kim Sanford Alliance Church, 1401 5 Park Ave Sanford Cua*gveaiIon of Jeh,vaba Wit. fl55s.S. $04 Sashed Lea. The Salvation Army. 314B. led 51. - lit ' ej, / � 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, July 11, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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